20 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9912a71871969d89ab459999199a0af7.pdf 10a4fee6ee843bba0a9123bd81dae3b6 PDF Text Text r Post Dedicates 'Gibb' Plaque ■n DeBary By Mm. John Leone A memorial plaque to Her­ b ert D. Gibb who wn* billet! tn Bougainville. South Pacific, during World War II, waa un­ veiled and dedicated a t the May meeting of DeBary Her­ bert D. Gibb American legion Poet 250 In tervlce* conducted by Commander William G. William* and Rev. Auguitine C, Summer*. A I-eglon Memorial wiw presented to Mr*. William A. Canaday whoae huihand, a member of the poit, recently passed away. In bualne** of the meeting, preliminary report* on the annual Aunt Jemima Pancake Day wera given by Fred Mc­ Laren who announced that a total of All ticket* had been aold for the event. I t was voted that the poit attend Memorial S u n d a y (May SO) church aervlcaa at 8t. Ann's Catholic Church for the 0:80 e.m. Mm*. The post again will present medals to the hoys and girls in area schools, chosen by their principals, in graduation exercises. The awards will he given a t Enterprise Elemen­ tary, Orange City Elementary and M. I* Coleman E lem en­ tary In Orange City. Commander Williams, Mc­ Laren, and Harry Lyona were named aa delegate! to the 8taU Convention to be held in Tampa, May 20-23, with Virginia Harrison appointed as alternate. Disney Film To Be Shown In DeBory By Mra. John Leone Final selection in the series of award winning movie* sponsored by the Dellary Civic Association will he "White Wilderness," another of Walt Dlsney'a true life adventure productions, Showing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday In the Com munity Center ami the public is invited. No admission is charged. Costa are defrayed by "peistng a hat." The association'* executive board member* voted a t their May meeting to continue the movie* next fall on the same bails. Among those credited with success of this year'* film program are Howard Middleton, projector who use* Ills own equipment, and Elden Benedict whoso artistic ta l­ ent* enliven window postcre announcing film selection*. ffhr Senforb Page 12 — May 17, 1965 VrrtTb THOMAS T. TUCK, owner-mimger of Flying Seminole Itnnch In Chuluotn in tthown with twin-engine Cessna 310, ono of the craft being used for flight training a t the new facility. (Herald Photo) Rescue Workers Probe Snow For Avalanche Dead GARMISCH - PARTENKMICHES', Germany (UP1) —" It was a horror . . . It hap­ pened like a flash. Ju st boom, whoosh, white etuff eplnttering the window , . . then 1 grnbbcd the phone." Rick Ilaldwln, 22, of Dalton, I'a., a member of the U.S. Army alpine ekl patrol, today described the terror of Satur­ day'* avalanche which roared down the slope* of Alt, Zugspltir, Germany's highest peak. At least 25 persons, all MILS. MORRIS RUDOLPH buys tickets from Germans or Bavarians, wrre Mrs. B. It. Gray (right) for the Brnbnzon Bene­ known dead In the slldr, worst fit Dinner to bo held Sul unlay in Longwood ever to hit the German Alp*. City Park. Serving in scheduled to begin a t 4 Other* possibly were believ­ p.m. (Herald Photo) ed hurled under tons of snow and Ice which covered this ski resort at the hose of the mountain. More than 500 rescue work­ ers, Including U. H. Army troops, today were probing through tuns of snow and rock. By Donna Estr* fort and to remember that Demolition exports were Mrs. II. It. Gray, rltalrman Mrs, Brabaton was Injured trying to blast away gigantic snow ridges III real rnlng the of the Suu tlintmion Fund, while serving the children of baa announced that a benefit the community. ares with new slides, turkey dinner will he held Included on the menu with Knturday, beginning at 4 p.m., l ho baked turkey will b« ut l.ungwuod city (mrk. whipped potatoea, cole alaw, Purpose of the dinner is to cranberry aauce, bread, coffee help pay the hospital and doc­ or punch, and cake. Anyone desiring ticket* for A meeting of the Geneva tor hills of Mrs. llrnhHton, ritlxens Association has been which resulted from her being the dinner t.:ay contact Mrs. announced by the secretary, servely scalded In an acci­ Gray or buy them a t the K. W. While, for H p.m. Thurs­ dent occurring last December event. day a t the Community Hall. at (ho annual Community Among linns mi agenda for Children's Parly. ELECTION LAWS tlm meeting will he discussion Mrs. (iiay urges persons to TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — support this worthwhile efof repainting llin llall. Rep. Jamca Eddy, of Broward, tossed in a bill directing the legislative Council to study Florida's election laws anil recommend chnngcs to the 1057 legislature. Flying Seminole Ranch Operating At Chuluofa MON. •TU ES. •W E D . By Joan Mafia The "Flying S e m i n o l e Ranch" In Chuluota Is open for business, providing all services of a "fixed base," In­ cluding Instructions for pri­ vate pilots, commercial and Instrument flight training, charter flying with single or twin engine Cessna 310 and aerial photography and map­ ping. Thomas T. Tuck, owneroperator at the Ranch, states that island tours In the Carribean are available on "pri­ vate tour” bails, taking 10 days or longer and visiting one or more islands per day with range aa far aa Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Mar­ tinique, Trinidad and South America. Tuck hai flown extensively in this part of tha world and fetla th at tallor-mada tour* could be arranged for those who would like a memorable and scenic island hopping tour. F u r t h e r Information Is available by calling the Ranch. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 25th & Park, Sanford “MAXWELL HOUSE” PLUS! 100 EXTRA “GOLD BOND* NEW ! STAMPS G IG A N T IC 14 oz. JAR G O ** ST A * p S **SS*S2 Lake Mary Fire Groups To Have Supper-Social By France* W rater A covered dieh eupper so­ cial will be held Thursday at the Fire Hall in Lake Mary, starting a t A p.m., for all firemen and their famlllrs and the member* of th* ladle* auxiliary and their families. The meat will be furnished by the auxiliary. Each fam­ ily I* to bring a covered dish. This get-together Is in ob­ servance of th* sixth anni­ versary of th* Auxiliary. “PRO-JOY* “SOFT-WEVE” ICE MILK TOILET TISSUE Vt GALLON PKG. OF 2 ROLLS Mrs. Sue Brabazon Benefit Saturday At Longwood Park Geneva Citizens Set Meeting ) Nothing You Con Buy Cloons Donturoi, Destroys Odor Better Then AAft Aak y o u r d a n tla tf He knew* Ihe value at using D.O.C. regularly to clean your itentureo. Hera's why: U) nrtivated-oxygen b)tbbU»-<Uray mine-reusing food particle*; safeguants your breath. (2) D.O.C rate* numlier one la cleansing power la * trailing University study. <3> No brushing; just ao*k and rlnea. Next time you lanr a Urnlura cleanser, rrinriiilirr; Nothing you MR buy clrant drnlurtl, IJeffrey* odor, better than U.UJJ. Two month supply, Aty PLUS! M EXTRA P iooextoa^ phr S iS 5 With This I f l t ] R I I 5 Coupon Jk Th* M S P I M I R M H L Purchase Of I ' l l i t I I I f "Fra-Joy” k S d U y b R GOLD BOND i STAMPS t f J j* Yt GaL 39« Coupon Good At THIUFTW AY" Only Thru Wednesday, May II. PLUS! g Q EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS! 50 EXTRA W ith T h is C oupon A T h * i ’ u rcn a s* O f " 8 o ft- W * v a " T o ile t Tissue P k g . o r 2 K o lia • I GOLD BOND STA M PS 10c Coupon Good At -THRIFTWAY" Only Thru Wednesday, May II. \ E C K E R D Druq Stores :» « *» ( F H Nationally advertised in loading mogotlnet NANCY NORDSTROM, chief clerk of the local Draft Board, waa present­ ed a certificate of appreciation by S/Sgt. D, Bunker, local Marine recruit­ er, In recognition for outstanding Hervico rendered tiie Marine recruiting program. (Herald Photo) B l B M tt STA M PS N "All I said was: Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." MIA* - For Living Room, Recreation Room, THBIFTWAY" or Den . . . $29.50 Value CHAIR *14“ Light aad eaey la osovo around, yet supremely com­ fortable. Th* east aad bach cushion* on every ylw* are tipperad aad rareralhU—aad are 1M% arathaaa foam! Walnut fintah frame*. Reversible striped a» ptala color tweed cover*. EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER N C W U IC N V S T R IK E F IL T E R S GOLD BOND of Sanford •HOP IN AUt CONDITIONED COMFORT lOS-Oi K. 1st ST. A 14 100 EXTRA! "GOLD BOND" STAMPS 3 t > • WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH CARTON OF . . . . SOFT DRINKS AT REGULAR PRICE! i �*5 *d \ e l o c* Some people would trample on their own mother's grave to get to the scene of an acciI dent, tragedy or disaster. The throngs of people who flocked to Casselberry over the weekend to see the sinking house esused headaches to residents within s e v e r a l blocks of the disaster scene. • • » Thoughtless curiosity seek­ ers blocked driveways, park­ ed on lawns, trampled flow­ ers and walked through car­ ports and yards. • • • One resident was surprised to find a strange woman in her living room using the tele­ phone. Another was told by people she asked not to walk on her grass: “ If you don't like It, why don’t you move?" One trespasser c u t t i n g across a yard was dampened by a sprinkler and complain­ ed to the owner: "Atleast you could turn off your sprink­ ler." • • • People arc not only funny, sometimes they arc down­ right rude. • • • If they had charged admis­ sion Saturday and Sunday they could have taken In enough to pay the cost of the damages. • • • Wonder what the delay Is in naming a new football coach at Seminole High School? Our sources told us a coach would be named in time for spring training, which is now in its second week. • a • What Is true for Lyman High School Is also true for Seminole High School as far a t graduation is concerned. Seminole commence­ ment exercises are held in a gymnasium that is equally hot and crowded and the •ound ii bad. Lyman will gel *1,500 to bring its gym partially up to snuff for graduation. • • • "Tiny” is gone and Jimmy Smith is a sad boy. Jimmy’s tan toy terrier dis­ appeared when lie was swim­ ming at Ft. Mellon park Sun­ day. A reward is being offer­ ed for the return of the dog. Jim m y Uvea at 2014 MellonYille Avenue. • • • Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham, program administrator, and Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Mrs. Jam es Gray, Mrs. Albert Jtolf, Mrs. J. N. A narello and Mrs. Helen Carter, members of the Patient Service Com­ mittee, Seminole County Unit of the Central Florida TB As­ sociation, are attending a reg­ ional meeting In Tampa to­ day. e e e Keeping the restrooms in our public school* dean of ob­ scenities and filth is one of tha major headaches of our principals and school official*. A mother, who happened to go into tha girls' restroom at Sanford Junior High School the other day, any* she was shocked a t what aha saw. • • • Kill Right-To-Work Laws, Johnson Urges Labor Policy Conflicts Cut Seen By LBJ Road Plan At Half-Way Mark Changes Seen To Delay Fast Final Approval TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A House committee sent the governor's *300 million rosd bond program to the calendar today after removing a con­ troversial Senate amendment that added a *6 million wait Florida four-lanlng project without upping the amount of bonds to finance it. The House committee remo­ ved the so-called Tapper amendment, but tacked on three changes of its own. The swift action is bound to slow down the passage of the ambitious road bill through the Legislature since both houses must adopt the Identical bill in order to send it to the people for a vote this fall. One of the changes added by the House constlutional amend­ ments committee would limit interest rate on the bonds to finance the t,200-mlie four-lan­ lng program to a flat 4.5 per cent instead of the “average" 4.5 per cent allowed In the Senate-passed version. Rep. F.mcrson Allsworth of Broward said he'll try to gel the measure on the special order calendar for action by the full House this week, if possible. There was little discussion and no attempt to defend the amendment pushed by Sen. George Tapper, of I’ort St. Joe, that added four-lanlng of U. S. Highway 98 from Mcdart to Apalachicola, a project the Governor said could not be justilicd by traffic need, A motion to lay the amend­ ment on the tabic—a House way of killing proposals—was adopted by a close margin. There were reports that all of this was planned, part of a deal to let Tapper get his pci project Into the Senate with the understanding it would he removed in the House. Rut Tapper denied any deal. •w r rTC7-,» Y .* ;? s s r r r '"1 ^ >V ADM. HORACIO Riv­ ero, second top U. S. Navy officer, w i l l in­ spect Sanford N a v a 1 Air Station Wednesday. The four-star admiral has been vice chief of naval operations since July 31, 196-1. (Navy Photo) Drought Brings Burning Plea From Forester nSLWA.•• Burned to Death Expensive ‘Surrender’ Miamian Killed Maximum on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” • County Ranger Albert Har­ ris, of the Florida Forest Ser­ vice, urged today that all Seminole County residents re ­ frain from any burning until the prevailing drought condi­ tion is alleviated. No measurable rain has been recorded at the Forest Service headquarters in Longwood so far during the mo’.lh of May and with the low humi­ dity a single spark ran (tart a raging, destructive forest fire, which under present cir­ cumstances would be extreme­ ly difficult to control, accord­ ing to Harris. All Forest Service personnel in the county are working seven days a week around-theclock with no time off. Part of the personnel were called to the aid of Volusia County fire fighters Sunday when 400 acrca burned east of the St. Johns River. He thanked all rltiiens for their co operation thus far and ST, PETERSBURG (U l’l) asked that they continue to —A 01-year-old woman, Sir*. exercise extreme caution. Camille K. Warren, died Mon­ day night when flames swept EMERGENCY through her one-story frame TALLAHASSEE (UPI) home. Gov. Haydon Bums declared a slate of emergency in Polk County today aa a result of Wa s h in g t o n ( u p d — dozens of forest, grass and Tha FBI haa spent more than muck fire* aggravated by sev­ *740,000 in tis attem pts to ere drought conditions. Burn*, invoking his em er­ bring the killers of three civil rights workers in Mississippi gency (lowers, ordered a halt to starting fire* in any "forest, last year to Justice. grass, woods, wild lands or marshes, or burning trash or TOKYO (U PI) — Foreign other material that may cause Minister Thanat Khoman, of a forest, grass or woods fire." The governor requested all 'lhalland, said today any neu­ tralisation of Southeast Asia law enforcement officer* lo would result In "surrender by give their full assistance In en­ installments” to tha Commun­ forcing the fire ban. ists. Sanford Swim Association urges boys and glrla between agea alx to 18 to try out for th« "AAU Swim team." Try­ outs will be held today from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Ft. Mellon LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (UPI) Municipal pool. —Officials of a plane ferry­ * • • ing service here Identified the A film “Why Does He Mis­ pilot of a Piper Altec killed trust Everyone?" w i l l be Sunday in a crash a t Gander, shown Tuesday at • p.m. at Newfoundland, as Brian A. the Seminole County llelth Leveridge, 42. of Miami, Fla. Center as a part of the mental Leveridge, alone In the plane, health program] Ur. Arthur was flying It to England. It lark, a psychiatrist from OrIsndo, will be present to ans­ wer questions. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — e a # A sailor and his wife, Noel Williem L. Kirk, of San­ Lea Smith Jr. and Juanite ford, was one of several out­ Smith, convieted of manstanding students in account­ slaughter for starving their ing at Stetson University to three-year-old son to death, receive an invitation to this have been sentenced to 20 years In prison, the maximum year's Honors Dinner. • • • punishment under the charge. Green scum, fishermen say, Is making for allot catches on GI Missing: the St. Johns River and in WASHINGTON (UPI) — The eon of a Tampa woman some of our lakes. e • • hai been listed as missing in Sanford Junior High School the explosions that struck the Band will present a concert at Bien Hoa Atr Base in South 7:30 p.m. today at the school Viet Nam Saturday. The De­ auditorium. II will be the fense Department Identified band's ftaal pub^,* concert of the man as T/Sgt. Donald J. .the sch®', yggs<^(dmiision Is Seaman, son of Mrs. Gladis Seaman, ef Tampa. Seminole County * * * * Facts O f Life VOL. 57 Phone S22-2611 * WEATHER: Monday 88-55; fnir thru Wednesday, high about 90; low tonight in 60s. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 192 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, MAY 1871905 South To Seek School Order Modification Vote Machine Study Ordered By Seminole WASHINGTON (UPI) — Southern governors and cong res smell agreed today they cannot block an order to de­ segregate school* receiving federal aid and derided in­ stead to seek modification of the order. They sail) the alternative would he serious damage lo the southern school system. The governors of eight southern states, including Guv. Haydon Burnt of Flor­ ida, nu t with most of their House and Senate members behind dosed doors for two liouis in tlie caucus room of the Cannon House Office Building. ATLANTA (UPI) — U. S. E d u c a t i o n Commissioner Irancis Keppcl said today that Southern governor* can­ not pressure him into modify­ ing his school desegregation order. Keppcl was in Atlanta to brief some 2 U0 Southern edu­ cators from six states on their reapontib nty under the new d«> gicitation order that colls for opening four grudes this fail and total desegrega­ tion, including faculties, by 1907. H. T. MUwee, Scnriunle school superintendent, and V\ alter Teague, administra­ tive aide, will meet In Talla­ hassee Wednesday with state education officials to hear a report of the Atlanta meet­ ing. The Seminule School Board will hold n work session on desegregation plans Thursday evening. Seminole County Board of Commissioners has asked for more information on a "voteniatic" machine before pro­ ceeding with plans to pur­ chase an additional 20 con­ ventional-type v o t i n g ma­ chines. The hoard today instructed County C'lrrk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to investigate usage of the "votanintic" and report back tu the board. A hill is expected to pass the Florida legislature to per­ mit counties lo use computertype "votamntic" machines lo cut down on long waiting lines at the poll*. The Seminole board is con­ sidering a contract with the Shoup Voting Machine Com­ pany to buy additional m a­ chines at an estimated cost of $30,uoo. Contract with the Slioup company must be sign­ ed by July 1 it the county is lo take advantage ot a reduc­ tion in price. Commissioner John Fitz­ patrick suggested that the county should Investigate the use of tho compact ami less expensive "votamatlc" before otdcrlng the Slump machines. Commissioner Lee Gary al­ so said the county should check into the possibility of buying used machines. in other action the com­ missioners pledged to lend whatever assistance t h e y could tu Casselberry in the collapse of homes Into a sink­ hole. Tho board said it had not been requested as yet to aid the city in any way. County Engineer William Bush gave the hoard a report on the Casselberry case. He said state geologists believe the major collapse ii com­ plete but same adjustment In Hie land affected still may come. He said the State Hoad De­ partment has been ordered to help. STATE, COUNTV anti Cunuclberry official* survey the ruin* of the Rich­ ard Ilozulsky homo which dropped 12-11 feet into u tdtikhole oil Northmour Rond at Casselberry Saturday. Guv, Haydon Horns lias ordered all-out assistance to tha city, (Herald Photo) State Acts To Aid Casselberry By Jane Casselberry assistant state highway en ghaeer of the Mato Hoad Dc ment. They ex***** m Nsk M ta r.. * .C oq*c_ H * Omr, H u f m * •fit plane w ill p |i Mr «> pilot. sr^a on North mftor RotriTShtit City and c aged Saturday by the forma­ were on hand to meet them when they arrived at Sanford tion of a large sink hole. The group flew in from Naval Air Station and they Tallahassee In response to an wrre driven to Casselberry appeal directly to the Gover­ where they were briefed on nor by Sen. Mack Cleveland tliu problem* facing the com­ and Hep. .S. J. Davis Jr. ask­ munity as a result of the na­ ing for asslstanca to the tural disaster. stricken area. Bishop emphasized that it I* Making up the group were a rare situation when a home Ernest Bishop, senior gcolo i is destroyed by a sink hole, gist, water resources division, | with only to such ease* having and Charles Hendry, assist- been recorded in the state, ant state geologist, both with Seminole County is no more the Department of Conscrva- prone to have sinkholes than lion, anil William B. McGee,I any of 20 or 3o other counties State Biologist Avers in the state, he added. Although the link hole Is Eta croup cr setg may possibly tome tfMfMenal damage when stabilization occurs, They advised filling the hole a* soon as possible. The mayor and board of al­ derman met In a work session Monday night with consulting engineer*, William 1-cfflcr and 1), C, Conklin, and town attor­ ney Kenneth McIntosh to form­ ulate plans so that an estimate of costa can he arrived at (u submit to tho Governor. Any action on the property will he subject to |>crmis»ion of adjacent properly owners. Mayor Owen Anstoy express­ ed his appreciation for the quick response and coo|tcralion from stale officials. St. Johns Fish Kill Increasing Friday Deadline By Paul Brookshire "A bad situation that gets worse yearly” is the way Harold Moody, State Game and Fish Commission biol­ ogist, today descrilicd a fish kill in the St. Johns River in the Lake Monros-Lake Jessup area. "This year the fish kill is more widespread than ever," Moody contended. "Low water and a concentration of nutrlents hava caused a more seri­ ous situation than in the tiast.” Bloody said that the .kill in the two-lske area amounted to thousands and thousands ot fish. (Local fish ramp operators do not agree with Moody that the situation is as bad as he says. The local operators con­ tacted agree there I* a situa­ tion of fish dying but they agree it is “not as bad a* last year.” (One operator said, “ Wo are at the critical stage now, and if we continue to have this dry weather we may have trouble like last year in an­ other 111 days or so. But as Brought Home To Students Four ronvlcla from lb* Male Prison, Including two murderers, talked to stu­ dents at Hanford Junior High School today. The p r o g r a m , called "Operation Teen, sgrr," made quite an Im­ pression on the student body, according to Princi­ pal Hugh Carlton. The convicts told tha at«dents how the life they led as a teenager led lo crime and eventually to confine­ ment in the State Prisoa. One of the speaker* was a young man la hla late teens. He was sent to pH too for stealing 34 automobiles. One of the other convicts la serving n life term for mur­ der and another is confined on a second degree awarder charge. Zip Code 32771 IIADGE of aflaiatunt chief of the Sanford Fire Department ia pinned on George M. H arriett Sr. (right) by Chief It. T, Thornaa. Promotion of both firemen is temporary, pending actual retirem ent of Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. on OcL 1. (HearId Photo) long as the northeast winds keep blowing they make the liver hack up ami put more water in the lake.") “ People are still cMtching fish and will continue to do ■»,” Moody said. However, he said the condition w h s not "natural” and most of the fish living killed try the water enrichment were nut shad. "A lot of big bass are dy. ing," he declared. It is eslimuted that over one-half million pounds of fish have died in the St. Johns during the past three week* in the area of L u k e Blonroe and Lake Jessup. Bloody said rains would solve the problem but that none was in sight in the im­ mediate future. " It would be a waste of money to try Li treat the wa­ ter with chemicals," >ih sa id . The itute fishery biolugist said the fish kill was taking place in an estimated 20,000 aerra of water, ’’These fish haven't all died at one time but over a period of time,” Moody said, lie said nutrients in the water was causing a heavy bloom of blue-green algae which are toxic to fish. Bass, bream, ratfish, shad and other species arc affect­ ed. It Is similar to a condition which occurred last year in l-ake Jessup, Bloody said, "only worse.” At that time Moody said an affluent from a sewage plant in tha Winter Park area was ons causa of tha kill. At Longwood Lung wood Pity Clerlt Onniv It. Shumate announced to­ day that ahe and Mayor Dnvid Wentworth made a study of the city's election ordinance and found that Friday will bo tin- deadline for voters to register for tba June l speclul eteclion to fill the coun­ cil scat vacated by R. C. Carl­ son, resigned. i ' r i t v l n u i announcement was that the books would re­ main open until day of the election. Mrs. Shomate also said that candidates will have until .Saturday lo file peti­ tions to run for the office. Appeals Court Measure Killed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Senate today killed a bill to create ■ fourth district court of appeals to cover an area of the state from Day­ tona Beach to Fort Lauder­ dale. The measure failed by a vole of 27-14. It needed 33 of firmallve votca to pass because It required a constitutional amendment and then an em er­ gency election to put It before the jwople this year, The measure had passed the House without controversy more than a week ago, but got enmeshed ia « Stoat* fight over what city would be deal gnated as the headquarters for tha sew courts. Knocked Out WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Johnson asked Congross today to wipe out "right-to-work” law* in It) states, including Florida, "with the hope of reducing conflict* in our national labor policy." In a special message on lab' or to th* House and Senate, Johnson also advocated txten* siun of federal minimum wag* law coverage to an additional 4*i million workers. The President also! — Proposed legislation to require payment of double­ time for "certain overtime work" to encourage hiring of more workwre. —Endorsed a bill to pro­ vide wider coverage of Job­ less benefits, with longer dur­ ation ami increased amounts. —Indicated that the tax on employers and the amount of wages subject to tax in the unemployment insurance eystom both would be Increased. Thu President did not take a position at this tints on whether the *1.25 an hour minimum wago should be raised. "The q u e s t i o n Is not whether the minimum wags should be increased but when und by huw much," Johnson said. "The Congress should con­ sider carefully tha effects of higher minimum wage rates on tha incomes of those em­ ployed, and also on costs and prices and on Job opportun­ ities — particularly for the flood of teenager* now enter­ ing our labor force.” However, he rejected laborbucked proputale to reduce working hours through legis­ lation. The Chief Executive ssld thu time had not yet arrived for changing the 40-hour law. ill recommending repeal of section 4B of tha Taft-H artley Act—the so-called rightto-work law—Johnson carried cut a promise he gave to or­ ganized labor. This provision bIIowb states to pass laws banning tha unlun shop whereby workers are required to puy union dues to keep their jobs, BUts with right-to-work luws ate Alabama, Arizona, Arkunsai, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Blississippl, Nebraska, Nevada, North Car­ olina, North Dakota, South Dakota, South Carolina, Ten­ nessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia und Wyoming. Johnson told Congress! "With the hope of reducing conflicts in our national lab­ or jtoliry that for several ycut* have divided Americans in various states, I recom­ mend the repeal of section 1411 of tiie Tuft-Hartley Act with such other technical changes as are made nccessaty by this action." WASHINGTON (UPI) — Defense Serretury Robert S. McNamara said that U. S. and South Vietnamese air­ craft Imd knocked out 23 of the 25 major bridges in North Viet Nam's "infiltration sys­ tem." f Drowns ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —A 23-year-old 8t. Peters­ burg woman drowned Blonder while searching for crab* off Pinellus Point in Tampa Bay, She was identified as Mrs, Doris Gallsgher. et n n e u i ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • WOMEN'S 2-PIECE COTTON JAMAICA SETS ONLY 2 99 SET • PRINT and PLAID TOPS • CONTRASTING SHORTS • DUCKS, TWILL, POPLIN • KASY-CAItE COTTON • SIZES I TO IS USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGI CARD! ------ — . �Ctjf 0 ittT n r% I f f ra il) Pnpc 2 — May 18, 1965 Members of the Station Of­ FinST LADY OF RVAIID, Airs. Jsm cs dcGanahl was fet­ ficer* Wives Club, under tho ed with a farewell tea at Mai- direction of Dinkic Shively arc son Jardln in Altamonte hostesses and some fine prlrc* .Springs, Thursday h> officers’ arc promised. Assisting Mrs. wives of the squadron, Cdr. Shivdey are Emily Law, Por and Mrs. dcGanahl will he tie Rest, Peggy Hermit, Patleaving for new duty in Vir­ ty Hildebrand, Pat Olmslcad and Item arts Farrell. ginia in June. • • • Change of rommand tore VIGILANTE NAVY WIVES monies will take place in Can­ 211 received a new member at nes, France on June 2 with Cdr. Charles J. Youngbladc their May 10 meeting and put taking over command of the her right lo work. Mrs. Ralph T. Rlodgcll, a squadronThe guest of honor was beau­ transfer from the James E. tifully attired in a two-piece Von ZandU Navy Wives CJuh green and blue spring print, 238 was welcomed by J’rcsi while Mrs. Shirley Youngbladc itent Ithra Cooper and appoint­ who will take over as new first ed social chairman for tho lady of Nine wore a pink linen club. IlKST WISHES of KVAH-9 Officer’d Wives jro with this trift "f ;i silver Plans were made for a card sheath. Doth were presented chafing tlish presented to Mrs. Juntos dcGanahl (right) by Mrs. Charles with corsages of white orchids. party to he held May 28 at Younffhlndc, (left) nt farewell ten Thursday at Matson Jnrdin. (’dr. The lea table was centered 10 a. m. with everyone asked Youngblade will relieve Cdr, dcGanahl of command of ItVAH-9 on June 2. with an arrangement of hy­ to bring two decks of cards drangeas and Ivy in an Ivory and a white elephant gifl. If epergne, flanked by two ivory you plan to use the nursery, statuette candelabra lopped call Mrs. Blodgett by May with pink tapers enclosed In 2(th. crystal globes. The tablecloth On Flag Day, June 14, the was Ivory linen laced with 211 Club will present on Amer­ ican flag for use In the Navy gold gold lame threads. Fancy sandwiches and hos­ Wives meeting room. This will ieries wero served, slong with be the regular business meet­ fruit punch from « gold-foot­ ing of lliu group lo be held at ed crystal Imwl and roffee was 7:30 p. in. in tho NW room. • • • a handsomo silver service. OFFICERS of the Dragon In behalf of Ihe squadron wives, Mrs. Youngbladc pre- Ladies of VAH-3 were re-elect aented Mrs, dcGanshl wllh a ed lo their post* for another silver chafing dish. Along wllh six months, except for Vlrkv Nine wives many special Rowers, secretary, who will lit! guests were Invited for the or- leaving. She was replaced by raslon. They included Mrs. B. Maxine Scarborough. Since tho club was only or n. Brown, Mrs. C. I.. Fitrpst rick, Mrs. Gerald Coffee, Mrs. ganirrd nboul three montnx Michael Durant, Mrs. Ned ago, the group decided to con DRAGON LADIES officers for next six months will ho Maxine Scar­ Johnson, Mra. Gordon Kurlin. llnue lliclr leaders for on borough, secretary, (le ft); Laurel Chccefsky, president, (center); and Mrs. Jam-'s Morgan, Mrs Floy other term. Everyone was iukHelen I’ratt, vice president, (right). Not present for photo were Janet Murphy, Mrs. Tsirlclc O’Gurn. ed to submit Ihelr ideas on Painter, treasurer und P at Peers, chaplain. (Herald Photo) Airs. Robert Repp, Mrs. S’hll Improvement* and new Idea* Up Ryan, Mra. George Kase- for future club projects. Car­ ote, Mra. Donald Moore, Mrs. ole Surbrook, publicity chair­ Albert Antar. Alra. Kenneth man, showed the scrapbook Knney. Mra. R. C. Hendrick which she has Iicon keeping. aon, Mrs. Kenneth Sandon, The Surbrook* were to leave Airs. B. W. Rarlholomcw, Mrs. Saturday for a vacation trip R. W. Kennedy, Mrs. John Mc­ to Ohio. Insinuation will be held at Cracken, Mrs. John Moloney, Airs. Donald Monday, Mrs. the NAS ballroom later and Dean Webster, Mrs. 1'niil Sharon Hutto offered to make Stokes, Mrs. C. V. Nuita. Mrs. the corsages for the ceremon­ ies. Jesse Tall; Dee Driller, Sandy Squires, Mra. Craig Afoore, Mra. Jam es Alnyo, Mrs. Foul Wer­ Sharon Hutto and Arlene Som­ ner, Mrs. Richard Fowler, erville wero apixiintcd to make Airs. Richard Dunleavy, Mrs. arrangements for Ihe dinner. Rc-inslated officers will tin Edwin Ehbert, Airs. Donald Ethel), Mrs. W. L. Russell, Laurel Checefsky, president; Mrs. Dearolph, Mrs. John Un­ Helene Pratt, vice president, derwood, Mrs. Jam es Sander­ Janet Painter, treasurer, Max­ son, Mrs. Hugh O’Hara, Mrs. ine Scarborough, secretary Donald Brough, Mrs. Paul and Put liters, chaplain. • » • Johnston, and Mrs. Herbert IIENEF1T HltlDGK CHAIRMAN, Mrs. I)inkie Shively, (left) goes over TIGF.RETTES held a comMoreland. last minute plans with her committee mcmlters Patty Hlidchrnm! and • • • hlnalion picnic and rluh meet­ Pal Olmslcad. The event will be Thursday from noon to -I p.m. at thu FORREST PARK SCHOOL ing at Lake Golden last Thurs­ ballroom. (Herald Photo) for handicapped children in Or­ day. mixing business with lando has Itccome ii "project’* pleasure. The showing of n rancor film ol nVAH-13 officer's wives and a group of them recently visit­ is scheduled for May 20 nl ed the school with gift* of 7:3u p. in. In llte NW meeting "eggshell flowers" In gaily room mid all wives of RVAII I are Invited. Dr. Arthur Nr* colored | ki! s . The club received thank-you smith will he the narrator and letters from tho children in­ a nursery will he provided. viting them to visit and on The Tlgerclles derldrd they lly Jane Casselberry Newly elected offirers of is in charge of plunning the April 2IM n group of wives would like to have a club song The ,Seminole Lltlle League the Rear Lake .Methodist menu. mnde a special trip lo Ihe so Judy Rui n a ml Carole Mil­ Woman's Auxiliary will meet Members were advised I hut Churrh Woman’s Society of school. They wero all much ler wero appointed In write tit 8 p.m. Thill siny nt Ihe Al­ n flower calendar tin* been Clulxliiin Service were honor­ Impressed by Ihe institution one. tamonte Spring* Community ed nt mi installation banquet placed in bark of the church the staff and particularly by Clubby-laws also are due I’hajiel on SR lilt. held at the S * S Cafeteria. and those wishing to d o n a t e for revision and Until Wlss, ihe children. Plans will he ciuiiph-led for Formal installation will take flowers for Sunday services Thursday, a group of wives Janice Culver ami Elaine Orathe rummage sale scheduled place al n June meeting in were asked to sign on the de­ met ol the home of June Mr rl Were np|Kiintcd to this joti. lor May 28 mid 29 at Fern the chinch. sired dates by Mr*. Huird, Lain to make plaster of parts At the next Hireling, Hie group Officers present for the chairman of this service. ligurinr* for (he children to will vole on the idea of staging l'lnzu Shopping Center. The silver coffee service banquet were Mr*. Margaret Mrs. Meiiller wns presented paint during tho summol a benefit fashion show with und eight place ullverwnre Hi own, president; Mr*. l.cune witli a small white Testament proceeds lo go to the child­ school session. retting which the nuxiliaty in Whipple, vice president, and Inscribed with her new baby's At n recent meeting of the ren's library. giving away us u prise at a Mis. Mickey Morgan, trea­ name, ’’Kniliy Joene," who • * • club infant feeding ijtoons were presented to LI. Dick LATEST STYLES In Recline later date will lie on display surer. Mrs. Eileen Benjamin, was horn ARirch 21. Next meeting of the WSCS and Clare Damn's month old Fashion* were shown lo mem- at the meeting and tickets recording secretary, was un­ will lie June 11) nt the home twins, Ricky and Peggy and liers of the CPO Wive* sml will he sold. able to attend. Altamonte member* will net lo Hunter Williums, son ol tlirir guests last week wi'll Also attending Ihe dinner of Airs. Maryann Allies, 393 Rally and Howard Williams. Edna Murray, Nell Morrell, a* liiislesses uiul serve re- were Rev. and Alt*. William Jewel Drive, Forest City. Mr. and Mrs. Williams, (lie is Audrey Reeves ami Ruby ilo- fn-sh incuts. liwin, Mr*. Jean Mtiellrr, Paris' Eiffel Tower I* yrlAll women having hoys in a Norih American rep.) will1frrkrr serving as models. ComMr*. R u t h Rnwle*. Air*. lowlsh-hrown in color and Ihe senior league, little lea­ lie leaving for Vamleriterg uirntnlor and stylist was Miss Atnrge Linton, Mr*. Catherine take* 33 Ion* of paint to he gue or farm team me urgent­ AF1I in California soon Barbara Williford. Build, Mi*t Virginia English, repainted every seven year*. ly requested lo Ite present. Next meeting of Thirteen An arrangement of gladioli* Air* Ann Irwin, Air*. Vir­ "O " wives will he a coffee on and orchids formed Hie centerginia Gllilam*, Mr*. Voncillo June 3 al Ihe home of Belly piece on the coffee table and Chillier*, Mr*. M a r y a n n R E N T -A -C A R liurlhurt with Rena Foster and gursls enjoyed a delicious re­ Miles, Mrs. Dorothy Ernie, Marianne Rergren assisting past of Danish pastries, minia­ and a guest, Mrs. D. F. .lone*. Agenda Includes election of a ture ilnmils, minis and nuts Annoiinrriiirnt vvn* made N'OWC board representative along with their coffee and lea. that the church lia* purchased lly Air*. John Leone and appointment of new nffie Mrs. James I’ricketl was Ihe The Emergency Committer a parsonage on Lina l ane in era and chairmen. winner of the door prlie, of Dellary, niadr up of nirm- Hear Lake for the new pas­ • • • During the recent Red Cross h rrt from various organiia- tor and hi* family who will DEADLINE IS TODAY for adult swimming sessions sev­ making your rcaervalion for eral wives volunteered lo take Ilona in the community, ha* he assigned at the Annual the NOWC benefit dessert rare uf children while mother* diibanded with fundi on hand F I o r Id a Methodist Confer­ Kinx Gar-Truck Rental bridge, Thursday front noon to were learning to swim. Help­ to lie divided between the Vol­ ence. llrnt a nrw '*3 Alustang or It was agreed that the olhrr fine compart car for 4 p. m. at the NAS Ballroom. ing with Ihis were Mrs. R. S. unteer Fire Department and WSCS will completely fur­ Contrary to Information we Bernal, Mra. B. D. Booker, the Civic Association. Re*idenla a r e reminded nish one of the bedrooms and received from another source Alra. A. J. Holton, Mr*. J. GlrBRIDGE ONLY WILL BE Her, Mr*. Alveria Kelly, Mrs. that the fire department and also W in charge of milledPLAYED, according to NOWC Edna Murray, Mrs. Ralph Si­ the local ambulance aervlce iug any good furniture avail­ chairman Bonnie Denault. mas, Mrs. Philip Simpson, have Inhnlaloia available for able for use in the parson­ Player* ahould make reser­ Alra. J. Siceikowskl, Mrs. C. emergencies and that Con­ age. Mr*. Whipple will serve vation) aa partner! or aa full J. Schwcrrs and Mra. C. II. stable Osrar Papineau rarries a* chairman In charge of fur­ tables and bring their own Williams. a rescuscitator and inhalator nishing Ihe home. Mrs. Emig plus Nc a mile. Include* playing card*. The board mreling of the at all tlmei as well as first will lie In charge of purchas­ ga*, service, insurance. Alembert of the rlub should CPO Wive* waa held at the aid rqulpmrnt. ing the bedroom furniture. rontact their squadron repri- home of Air*. Bernal with re­ Each member of the society Names of individuals and DEKLE’S tentative* while non-member* freshment* of pie and roffee. organisations making up the will bring food assigned lieCan make Ihelr reservation by Next regular meeting will be roinmittee will be kept on file tween tl and 6:30 p.m. on the GULF SERVICE calling Ann Gable or Tina Mill held on May It) at 8 j> in. in for rail duty in the event of day the minister and his 322-1924 Ihe NW Club room. emergency, family arrive. Mrs. Alueller SANFORD t Little League Women To Plan Rummage Sale Bear Lake WSCS Honors New Officers At Banquet Meeting Committee Disbands U ilfG History Awards To Be Presented At Junior High Welfare Sociely Has Luncheon In Altamonte , Ry Jane t'a»»elbfrry Special awards will he pre­ sented to the most outstand­ ing history student* at South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry during an all school assembly at 1:30 p,m, Friday. The Daughter* of t h e Revolution History A w a r d will he presented to Gerard O'Connor for having t h e highest grades. Meridc! Eddy, ranking second, will receive the United Daughter* of the Confederacy Award. The next five in line will receive tetter* of congratu­ lation* from Principal John Angel. They are Karl Krik*on, Gerald llaa*, Maxine Skal'ky. Carol Sullivan, and Jane Waltman. Other students, who receiv­ ed straight ''A'*" thi* year in American History, are Barbara Bryant, Mark Clark, Barham Davis, David Mar­ kin*. Ilermlne llarich, Scott Getting, Mike Kaiser, David Loveland, James Lyman, Don McKIrenth, D a r l a Mongol, Cecilia Ann Murphy, Kent P l a n c k , Murjorie Purnell, Tommy Plnnork, Larry Reu­ ter, Bette Jean Schardipn, Terri Well*, Jay Wolk, Ar­ thur Young, and Debra Zochuw. Ky Julia Bart os The Seventh-day Adventist Health and Welfare Society of Altamonte Spring* recent­ ly held a covered di»h lunch­ eon nt the Altamonte Spiings Seventh * day A d v e n t i s t Church with 43 members and guests in attendance. Among those present were officers of Forest Lake Aca­ demy, and of Apopka Socie­ ties. State Federation Presi­ dent Mr*. Kenneth A. Wright and Cent ml Federation Presi­ dent Mrs. Arlene Unrulier. Honored guest* included Elder and Mrs. C. R. French, new pastor at the Altamonte church; Dr. Frank Leone, county health director, and Mr*. Edna Ruth Gray of the public health service. Mr*. Marjorie Ryder, lead­ er of the local welfare group, greeted and introduced the guests. Dr. Leone spoke about ser­ vice* available through his department and how welfare could work together with the church. Mrs. Grny told of work being done in the local area. Mr*. W right reported that Friendship Camp Is coming up for the summer which will he open to eligible boys, 9-15 years old. The camp i* located nt High Springs. Mr*. Ada Currier, 87 year old member of the aoclety who in spite of lieing handi­ capped with arthritis of the spine and hands has knittrd several bandages for Bongo, was presented with n Bible. Bible* also were presented to the president of each area so­ ciety for use in the center*. STATE TROOPER J. L. Sikes killed this fivefoot dinmond-back rattlesnake on SK -16 west of Sanford. The snake had ulurmed cattle in the area. (Herald Photo) Sanford Bankers To Attend Forum Enterprise PTC To Meet Today By Mr*. Ritchie Harris Enterprise Parent Teacher Council wilt meet at 7:30 p m. today in the irhoot cafeIortiim for the final meeting of the year at which time of­ ficer* for next term will he installed hy Mr*. Virginia Rushing, Officer*, elected at the April meeting, nro Mrs. Jan­ ice Simones, president; Mr*. Arhutu* Beall, first vice pre■blent; Mr*. Helen Padgett, second vira president; Mra. Ethel Perrirk, secretary, and Air*. Dot Wnlnirk, treasurer. Mr*. Harold Stultz, pro­ gram chairman, has arrang­ ed a special musical pro­ gram with the Deltona Cohrui directed by Mra. Mildred Clark, vocal director nt PeLnnd High School. Mr*. Ca­ therine Seller* will he accom­ panist. An ‘‘optical Illusion" dance will ho done by The Whist­ ler*, Craig Eason and Ronald Rawlins, student* at DeLand High. Open House Women of the Bear Lake area who are intvreitcd In garden club work nro espe­ cially invited to attend to­ day's 8 p.m. Open House inerting of the Bear Lake Garden Circle to he held at the home of Airs. Albert Jnrobs, 1338 laike Asher Circle, Rear Lake, HERT N. Drown, minis­ ter of Sanford Church of Christ, has been chosen hk ono of 10 teaihcr-counsclora who will serve in the Churches of Christ ex­ hibit at the New York World’s Fair May 19Jutte 16, Lyman Beta Severn! representatives of Sanford bank* are attending the Florida Bankers Associa­ tion 8th annual forum in Or­ lando this week. Expected to attend from Sanford: Florida State Rank—Lorlng Burgess, Richard W. Keogh, Harold M. Brooks, Kathleen D. Gallagher, Wayne E. Al­ bert, Ralph W. Pezold, Ray­ mond Daniel and Willium T. Wnda. Sanford Atlantic National Rank—Howard Hodges, Hr*. Lois Housholder, Harold Row­ land, Roy Mann, Du Witt T. Mathew* Jr. United State Rank—John A’. Mercer, Mrs. Mary R. Douglas* und Mr*. Dorothy P. Raines. By Jane Casselberry Officers for the coming year were elected Thursday by the Lyman High School Beta Club Chapter. Dorian The rmenos w a a elected to serve as president. Other officers include Nancy Payne, vie# preiident; Carol Pcrrualt, secretary, and Can­ dy Bamfnrd, treasurer. Air*. Aldia Aliiwev is facul­ ty ndvUur. That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wnrerf ot l»t» teeth h*»a tun i rrrt res! einhsmusmcnt because Ihelr puts dropped, slipped or wob­ bled al just the wrung time. Do nol live in ftsrol this happening to you. Just sprinkle a lltlle FASTtETH, Ihe ulhullnr Innn-acldl powder, on your pistes. Hold false teeth mure tlnnly. *o they leel more comfort­ able. Docs not sour. Checks ‘‘Plat* odor breath". Oct FASTKETU at drug counter* aierywhere. ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS FOR EVERY NEED Club Elects Officers FA LSE TEETH casement windows were made for this air conditioner INS 1A l l S lASHY (WICKl Y' Slip! intu s imyle pane upminu without i ulliny t he f rame ,..............* CASEMENT AIR CONDITIONER THE FABULOUS G-E REFRIGERATOR The appointment of Gordon Meyer aa local agent for the State Farm Insurance Companlea waa announced today by Robert C. Howells, Agency Manager. AMERICANA GfNfRAl ELECTRIC Americana REFRlBERATORFIEEZa (Jordon Meyer’* office at 2933 S. Or­ lando Drive, Sanford, Florida, will repreaent the three State Farm Companlea • FRESH FOOD AT EYE LEVEL! •CONVENIENT NEW REAOYTO-USE COUNTERTOT! *116 ROLL-OUT FREEZER! • SELF-FILLING ICE TRAY! •FROST-GUARD... NO DEFROSTING EVER! In the wale and aervicing of auto, life and fire insurance. Gordon Meyer ia married and the father of four children. They have made their home In Sanford for the past eight year*. He ia second vice-president of the Sanford Kiwanl* Club and haa been ac­ tive in civic work in Sanford. He la alao a member of the Seminole County L ift Underwriters' Auwociatlon. Easy Weekly Payments SEE THEM AT Sanford Electric Co. 118 MAGNOLIA 322-15fi£ 1 , �i "Peacemakers” of Itcconnnis-ancc Attack Squadron Seven have retired the last fleet A>5A “Vigilante.” L U Cdr. K. W. Foy, the s<iunc] ion operatiotui officer, ami his navigator, Rt.(jg) I). I!. Deimult, flew the Inst A*5A fliulit ptior to retiring ^ t he airplane from the fleet. The retirement ceremony look place a t Sanford Naval Air Station, when Cdr. K. K. Knney, commanding officer of Squadron Seven, handed over the aircraft log books to Cdr. II. II. Drown, commanding of­ ficer of RVAH-3. UVAH-.1 is the training squadron for Reconnaissance Attack Wing f One and is permanently based at Sunford. Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Seven was the first (qierational squailron to recclve the A-5A and became operational with the airplane in 1962. During the three years with the A-5A the "Peacemakers’* amassed over S.500 flight hours, completed f l tfirec Mediterranean cruises and participated in Operation "Sea Oi bit,” the Navy's first all nuclear task force opera­ tion tu circumnavigate the globe. During this World Cruise RVAH-7 flew the A-5A "Vig­ ilante" over many of the ma­ jor oceans of the world, and participated in air shows over “ numerous countries in Africa and South America. Demon­ strations also were conducted over Pakistan, Australia and New Zealand. W. .1. 7.ECIIAR. A sltitkos hands with Lt. Cdr. K. \V. Foy and Lt. (jg) 1). 11. Deimult t»f RVAH-7 after the lattl A-5A Vigilante flight nt Sanford Naval Air Station. (Navy I’hoto) Mrs. Virginia Fulton was recently installed ns new president rif the SanfordSeminole Art Association nt a dinner-meeting of the organ­ ization. She replaces Mrs. Krmn Smith. Mrs. Kdith fliooks of DeIlary. president of the Flor^ ii!a Federation of Art, served ™ ns installing officer. (Hirer new officers include Mis. Mildied MiMrllun, vice president; Mrs. F I o r e it e e Wood niff, secretary, and Mis. Ardis Skibenes, treasurer. The congenital syphilis rate among babies is on the indense, according to Dr. Frank I.eone, Seminole Coun­ ty medical director. Recent research shows that adults ate passing it along to infants at an alarming rale, Dr. I.eone said. lie said syphilis among the newborn and up to the oneyear-old age group jumped ISO per cent. Pr. I.eone and .lor Unrein, empidemologist for Semionle County urge the following to protect babies and mothers: "AH p r e g n a n t women should be blood tested for this disease early, midway and late in pregnancy so that prompt treatm ent cun l>v ad­ ministered.” There were 215 eases of congenital syphilis in Florida Inst year, ill in lire Central Florida area. Tw o i rises were reported in Hanford. Postmaster Is Guest Speaker For K Of C Chamber Warns: Beware Of Fast 'Gyp Artists' The Florida Citrus Water Ski Show luts become the hit of the PJtSS Now Voik World’s Fair. Atttendcnrc for tin* fust week of tiie show, pci formed four tunes eii.li afloinooit in the Flotida Pavilion’s \mplitthenter, was c l o s e to H i U.OipU, The Ski Show, how over, is only poit of the lrniu>fcrmnturn of the 1 lot . In pavilion, "III* h thin Jem introdinoil all nil-free court (it mu!, t the do ool loll of liuv. Hay doll liurns. Tiie Porpoise Show tluough Hay II, diovv IIS .I lit |s-o|ilo as compared to |il,HI7 for a similar period last y e a r Thu Pavilion over all is es­ timated ns having drawn -ill pel cent of the total Fair a t ­ tendance to date. Tins figuie is expected to increase ns tiie Ski Show receives fuitlier e x ­ pos u re. Ry Donna Fairs Clarence Donald on, l.aka Mary por master, wos guest speaker at the regular meel* ing of St. Richard s Council 3i7, Knights of Columbus, held last week at the Council Hall on (lak Avenue, Sanford. Title of the postmasters’ talk was "The Story of a Retter.'* Donaldson explained, in detail post office procedures and han­ dling mail from the time let­ ters arc written ami mniled un­ til they reach their final de­ stination. He gave a brief raport on the merits of the zip code system currently In oparation throughout the nation and urged post offica patron* to use their zip code number* on nil mail, thus speeding up the delivery. A film on the postal scrvlca was shown and a question and answer period followed. Council Reeturcr Dr. Frank I.eone introduced Postmaster Donaldson. HOYS’ STATE DELEGATES from Sonihmlc High School have been «e* lifted bv lhr local civic clubs which will sponsor them at the state meet­ ing June -7 to July 3 in Tallahassee, under the auspices of the American l egion. From left are Daniel Dickerson. Civitnn; James Dobson. Rotary; James Darks, Jay goes; Thomas Hemphill, Kiwunis and Roy l’ivec, Elks Clllb. (Herald Photo) SHS Farmers Win Top Honor Water Ski Show Florida Fair Hit INCOMING COMMANDER ..r Casset!icrry Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10050, Hollis Johnson (left), ami Eighth District Conunander Robert L. Taylor of Pine Dills look over notes for a talk on democracy given for the post and auxiliary unit by David Crosby, student at Colonial High School. (Herald Photo) Virginia Fullon • Heads Art Club Ilir franfitrS Wrra!? Mny 18. 19(55 — Page 3 Syphilis Rate Among Babies Increases 180% 'Peacemakers' Relire last #A5A Vigilante Donald Sipes and Herbert Rodgers of the Seminole High School Chapter of Future Formers of America have been informed they will receive Hie State F arm er Degree at the Florida stale convention June I5-1N in Daytona Reach, Only two per cent of the slate membership each year may receive this degree. To lie eligible, a buy must have bail an outstanding leadership r e ­ cord and must have made a K ? —v -A minimum of S’KXi with his sup­ ervised farming program dur­ ing Ids years in the FFA. Sipes has held the office of a N EW w ay secretary for one year and of lias vv»n many public speak­ ___to flat rid o r ing and lendership awards ROACHES le to the state FFA convottiitul has he, n a delgate to the state FFA convention for Kitts ll.a i, t lit l , K l i o l l A three years. «o*.r lt,t»f * *>aw*t*a lai*<t*. Rodgers was treasurer nf the m i s m u s t H o t is r w u mI auo organization a tul a delegate M U IN O * I D O ” W H t t l s o u i m o p tu Iasi year's slate cnnvonUnn O S VlSITI b>g <«s MH)M. He has been a member of the 1*0 t<»4« wK«« fitd di dir»<Hd, Mctas* judging team for three years. U t l K* fufll* dro p*! L dtolufojf i.u T ill' STATE AWARDS in the Fullin' Knrmertt uf Ami'ru'a will bp pii'scnted in tbeat1 Seminole I Hull St'honl sonitiis til tiie FFA slate eonvent inn. Donald Sipes (left) zimi Herbert Rodger-* will receive State Farmer Degree. ANTS Florence Witte Funeral Today Funeral set vires were held this moi m ng at Garden I'liapid i iitirrnl Home in Ur| Inndo for Miss Florence Cntlii nno Witte, t!U, of l.nl.o Mary, win. died Friday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Horn m Klmliursl. I -one Island, N. V., sbo retneil from Standard Oil Company of Now Jersey five years ago AEROSOL FUMIGANT and i nine to Salifmd to live with her parents. She was n rnrduiito of the University of Pennsylvania mid attended tin* Cittiis Institute nf Music, Survivals m e her mother. Mis. l.uoi«L" Witte, of l.nki* Mary; n biotliei, Henry Witte, of Fort Myers, mid u sister, Mrs, Helen Rettiusnl, of Sanfoid, The S e m i n o l e County Tiie Chamber listed 10 safe­ Chamber of Commerce today guards from being svviti lied! termed its periodic warning to 1. tin home impiovemcnts beware of fnst-liilking gyp gel at least thu-e c lim a te s i>r lists. (join reliable am! established turns. 2. lie! it lit waiting on vvhat, when and how any IIMIRE CI.ASS The Ware Itibie Class of home improvements will be First Methodist Church will done. hold its monthly supper and Charles K. Jones, SO, died I. C h e c k th e R o t t e r IIu m business meeting at 7 pan. early Monday morning in i i c s s l i u i e a u , t h e i H - t t e i b u s i ­ Tuesday. Conflicting dates n e ss d iv isio n o f th e C h a m b e r caused change of time for lire Seminole Memorial Hospital i f C o m m o n o a m i g o v o i i m i o i i t following a long Illness. meeting. avgotii u s t o s e e if t h e s a l e s ­ A resident of Sanford for m a n or conUaelor is I. ulti­ Charles E. Jones — A V A t l A i U IN T W O f t t M — A P A R T M f m A | M A ll H O M I S i l l INFANT TFSTS « p l a 3 , 0 0 0 twfck ThwHl f f . f l * TALLAHASSEE (IIP!) — 3 I f O I O O M k*O M f S N Hospitals would l.e required *f* la 10.000 tubH faat to test newly horn infants for Sold at nit Harden ft Pet Sup­ metabolic disorders resulting ply, Hardware and Drue Stores. Including Riggrttin impairment of lira Ilit or Madison, la-herd, Walgreen, intellect by n Mil introduced all Rindsley Ritmlier and muat by Rep. Morris Adams of Hi’iitm wilin'** Highlands. JA2L Succumbs At 80 the past three years, he came here from Richmond, Va. Survivors arc his wife, Mrs Ruby R. Jones of Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. James Mara zita of Sanford, and Mrs. !(o land llinz of Panama City; a son, Alfred Jones of Richmond, and four granddaughters. Funeral and burial services arc to t>e held Wednesday in Richmond. Guide DogRON DON IUPI) —Margaret Cousins, 2fi, who is blind, was given special permission by the Lord Chamberlain to take her guide dog Into the Cam­ bridge Theater to watch the 200th performance nf the mu­ sical "Little Me” which has her favorite star, Rruce For­ syth, in the lead role. New York? Boston? m a te. t. Don't sign rornpletiun f bps until projects mio com­ pleted. 5, On n big job, have all suppliers anil s u I h o i i I i u i t u t s sign releases of lion. It. lie extremely cautious of any proposition made over tile telephone if contests, surveys mid free gifts are mentioned. 7. lie Irury of suggestions of "referrals," "show homes” and "free work for advertis­ ing purposes.” H, Remember, gum.niters are only as good as the com* pnny hohind them. it. Ask to see previous work of home impuvementa, roof­ ing and carpeting salesmen. 10. Fee common sense. Pro­ tect you i self. Don’t sign a cuntimt unless you ai« fain ilinr « ith the firm. Portland? FIRST GRADE pupils tif .Mrs .limit Duke’s elans nl Forest 1.like ( ‘hnreh School line tip to board bus for field trip to Sanford and visit to the zoo. latter Hie vomiirster.s rnuirlit tbo train to Orlan­ do, a “fir I time” experience for many members of the class. (Herald Photo) Trailways has NO CHANGE Memphis? Denver? service to these cities and more “ Guess who... just bought a new Dodge Polara? "You know big, strong, nattily aitifciJ. lots of extras, leally going places...like mo! Go nn, guess which shrewd, smart guy bought a beautiful Dud jo P olara?" "Johnny! Dave? D ill? Don...?" DON’T REPAIN T! MAKE YOUR HOME I.OOK PERMANENTLY NEW BY APPLYING FIBER TEX-COTE T a k e your fir s t trip on T r a ilw a y s — y o u ’ll nover g o a n y o th e r w a y l Travel in comfort on Trailways, arrive fresh a n d rolaxed. America’s most modern busoa. Helpful, safety-trained drivers. GLAS END EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE WORRIES FOR A GENERATION! “ DOMINO” is the role played by Cluudinc An* gcr in the new James Rond movie being filmin Nassau. S lir tran fn rh P tib lla it4 H a ll? ■rrfir. ftuitdaf mmd H a l- I'lrlM. mM ( p H b lU liP d iitid d a ) p rffftfiR S € 'l» r l« t n iB i by Ifcr M r U N I l f r a N , 2M 1• ! » l 4 l a a r o r d , K U r l d a , btro ad riM » P M l i i t at H i. i i b i r r l p l l M l l t l t t by ritv i n>*k jft W P aid C ar * Popular Polara ««ady 4000 (we ds rV volx#* built beauty T71 nch aheelbi;*. 381 at m VB Bk) c r H*<j pedarinjcc*. O':*’ *; a ^ ic u -1 P U ai LOO. Con1* cornul*. bc>*st seats, itu x u ol liam m ^nani. i’u .g *; i*(iJ jz it, c ia undvc.uM. V r a r I3.M OF CENTRAL FLORIDA SIS SO. ISlh ST. PARATKA. FLORIDA I11A0 I’.iktcr thru ac nic * Call Now — Take Advantage Of Generous Discount — Offer Expires June l*t TEXTURED COATINGS 1 -w a y ___ MIAMI The way everybody’s going for Polara. tike this 500, it’s hard 10 guess w ho’ll be next...maybe you? F«r Fre* Drm unit rat ion and K»limale Pleaae Call COLLECT — PARATKA J I h-I'J&S lit NEW YORK TEX-COTE INSULATES, WATERPROOFS, IS FIRE-RESISTANT. IS FACTORY GUARANTEED AGAINST CHIPPING, FLAKING AND PEELING. ijrra lb P lr V p f From Sanford ..... ........ .........I «.6S (Inly ;> hour* via Parkway DENVER The unly thru a n lira ATLANTA Daily iluo M-riir* '6 5 D o d g e P o la ra SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC OOOQt DrVlfKHl 1801 M TC* W. FIRST STREET ? m| BOB MOM BMOh - MBC T¥ C^ICR TOU* lOCRL ir? I51.H0 ltl.1 0 TRAILWAYS H IS TERMINAL Cur. Park ft 2nd. Si. 123-1320 DellAltY TERMINAL 1236 W. Church Street, Dcllary ^C H R Y SL E R SANFORD. FLA. *CmC* vQJ* CA*,., tint A* Ol* 0*1/IMO., . COIfx ACC1DVN1B TRAILWAYS. Easiest travel on earth �I 9th Annual All-Sports Banquet Honors SH S Athletes ball Coach Jim Pigott presenting Sportsmanship trophy to Buddy Burton. In center photo, Miss Barbara Flynt presents Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy to Jeff Wil­ liams. Photo at right center shows Ronnie Hinson Outstanding athletes for Seminole Hiprh School Monday night were feted during the annual All-Sports Banquet. In photo at left, Lee Sparkman receives Buddy Lawson Memorial Trophy from Paul Brookshire, a s s o c i a t e editor of Sanford Herald. Photo left center shows Foot- I hr Hinson Named Best Athlete; Farless Taged Top Gridder Ronnie Hlnaon nntl Joe Furies* captured the most coveted nwnrds in ath ­ letic* at the ninth annual all nport* banquet a t Seminole High School Mon­ day night. Boofltcr*. parent* and player* nl*o lined the Oceanian to *a.v goodbye to (loach Jim Pigott, who rc*lgncd recently after a highly *ucce**ful reign at the football helm for eight year*. Hlnaon, a thrce-*port athlete, took two lop awnrd* at the all-*port* af­ fair . He waa awarded the Whltcy Mcl.ucn* Memorial Trophy for the "Heat All-Around Athlete" and he alao took the "Mont Valuable Player" awnrd In baaeball. Dr. A. W. Kpps Jr., presented th e Mcl.ucn* trophy and Clifford McKlbbin Jr., gave the MVP award. Frank Murray, Don Nicho­ presented a gift to Coach Karlen*, hailed an "one las and Steve (Sroovcr won Pigott a* did Farlei* on lieof the greatest lineman the hnskebnll honor*. Murray half of the football team. Other gift* went to Cnachci Ihe school ever had," waa was given the ajmrtamsnthlp Dick William*, Jim McCoy, p r e s e n t e d the "Most trophy by Charles Robinson John Colbert and Mack Bly­ Valuable Player" trophy on 10*11*11 of J. C. Penney'*, the. in football. It wa* the Nichulns won the "moat Im­ Prior to the presentation .17th annua! Peter Schnnl proved" award from the Sen- of award!, the Seminole High A w a r d given by Mr, ford Atlantic Nation*! Rank, Roosters Club elected new ofSrhaal. Flgott and til* wife were presented * silver tr«y lijr outgoing Booster (’lull Presi­ dent Huger Harris In "up. predation for eight yea,* of outstanding achievement aa coach." Other football awnrd": Simford Herald - Buddy I.awann Memorial Trophy to the high­ est scorer presented to I .re fiparkman hy Paul Brook­ shire, associate editor of (he Hanford Herald. Spnrtamanshlp trophy to Buddy Burton hy G arrett's Department Store presented hy Pigott. I.lons Club Blocking Awant presented to David Noel) by Howard Hood. Most Improved P l a y e r award to Brad Purdrn hy tha Kadeta, presented hy John Kadcr. Most promising "H" siptad player to llaivry Johnson, presented hy Coach Halph Htumpf for J I m Hohson Men’s Wear. T e r r y Coi dell Memnrlat Trophy presented to Jeff Wil­ liam* by Mi** Barbara Klynl on behalf of tha C lan of *63. Rolf Vihlen won Uu* "molt valuable boy" award in golf. Tha trophy waa preiented hy Dr. John Johnion of the Men'a (inlf Association. Andy I.yun and Cindy Wil­ son captured the moat valu­ able hoy and girl award*, re­ spectively, in awlmming. II I* Perkin* Jr., of Perkin* Men’* Store presented the hoy'* trophy and Fred Cana*, on behalf of Hanford Dry Clean­ er*, gave the glrl'a award. Rick WaHtrotn took the •‘ m o il valuable" trophy In track presented by Roger Karri* on behalf of Aiken Ad­ vertising Agency. la addition to Hinaon’e • w a r d , tha sportsmanship award In baaeball waa pre­ sented t« Ray PI vac by Celery City Printing Co., Inc., hy BUI MacLauchtln. Playoffs Due OMAHX, Neb. (UP1) — Pittsburgh State and Sterling College will represent Kansas in the area S south baseball playoffs which begin Thurs­ day. Nebraska wtll ha representad by Wayne State and the V n f critty of Omaha, The Sanford Recreation De­ partment sponsored I’re Wee lissebnll LeuKUi- will start Its IU0r, season on June 7. Ilnsi-bnll try-outs will he runducted this Wednesday and Thursday at Ft. Mellon Park from 4 to fl p.m. rarh day. City League Standings FLOYD LAY Nicklaus Heads LITTLE NATIONAL W L Chase ............................. * ] First Federal ............... T 3 locomotive Engineers . 6 3 llunl Unroln Mercury . 4 6 Quality Mobile Homes . 1 to Came Today: Chase va. Hunt 4:30, Bay Avenue Park I4TTI.E AMERICAN Strickland Morrison . . . Navy Acey Deucy ............... Grorges ................................................ Florida Slate ................................... .Sanford Atlantic .......... Game Tonight: Florida vs. Sanford Atlantic, Fort Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE Ijrralf, I’ngc 4 — May 18, l!»f»5 Tryouts Slated For Pee Wees given by Howard Hodges, and fleer* for the coming year. Chester Oxford was named president, Kd Griffith vice president, Mr*. Irene I.aney secretary and Fred Cray trea­ surer. Floyd Lay, executive sec­ retary of the Florida High School Activities Association, was guest speaker fur the oc­ casion. He was introduced hy Andrew J. Bracken, high school principal. Groover look the "most valu­ able" tiopliy presented hy Jack Morrison. Four boys who lettrrrd for four year* were given special award hy Harris. They were Jeff Williams, David Norll. Cary Cairns and Ray Brad­ ford, Plsyrr* also prrsrntd gifts and plague* to v a r i o u s coaches. Cheerleader Ronnie faolo Oanfnrh Fights Set LONDON (UPI) — Alan Rudkin, Rritish bnntomweiKht boxing champion, will meet Ray Asia of Oakland, Calif., in a 10-round bout at the Royal Albert Hall, cn June 16. Co-f*alured will be a 12round featherweight bout be­ tween Frankie Taylor and (irorge Bowes. Team Champ WAYNE. N.J. (UPI) — Despite an 18-hole total of 80 by Rill Costrlla of Rider College, Monmouth Ccllrge of W e s t Long Hranch, N.J., won the District 31 golf tuurnamenl Monday with a team arore of 323. The try-nut* are tiring held for all hoys K 0 and 10 yrurs of age deairing to p*rtl> ipnte in nn or go nireil ham-bull league, set up to provide boy* the opportunity to learn baseball fundamental* at nn early age and participate in a competitive manner. The league cut-off date will tie August 1. Any l*oy sevrn would he eligible for league play providing he'll be eight lH-fore August 1. And, a boy II) would not l-e eligible if he would lieeome II before August t. Also, a boy 10 would not be eligible if be did not try out for Little League. Roys that have moved into the area rerently or have a valid rxcuie for not attending the Little league try-outs will he considered for Pe# Wee play. Adults interested In coach­ ing a Pc- Wee team should contact the Sanford Recrea­ tion and Parks Dirertor, Jim Jernigam Four emit he* are still needed to assist with the Pee Wee program. Maples Hurls Second Straight No-Hitter Several winning and losing streaks were either extended or broken yesterday. The most notable was the victory hy Quality Mobile llomei, snapping a .74 game losing string carried over from 1904. Chase, of the City league, lust its 10th In a row. Kiwsnis made it five losses in meres* sion while Elks won Its fifth straight. .Shrine won Its fourth game in a row and Georges lost its third consecutive game. In the Junior League, Elks got on the Inside track toward the first half championship hy shutting out Civltan t o be­ hind the no-hit pitching of Gary JIaples. Maples went the seven-inning route striking out 13 and issuing two walks, one in the fifth and another in the seventh inning. It was Maples' second straight no-hltter. The no hitter also extended Map­ les' record-breaking hltless Inning string to 19. He has al­ lowed only two hits in 20 in­ nings this season and has struck nut 41 while walking only four. Elks could manage only three hits off the effective pitching of Civitan's Tommy Hickson. Hickson gave up only one run, that in the second Inning, struck out five and did not walk a man. The three hits came off the hats of Billy Miller, Cecil Simpson and David Soper. Elks and Rotary will meet Friday afternoon at 4:30 at Pinehurst Park in a game that should produce the winner of the Junior League first half. Civitan still has hopes for a three-way tie. Skipper Srnkarik and com­ pany (Shrine) dumped Kiwanis 8-2. Senkarik starred at the plate with two hill and hurled n four-hitter to pace the Shriners In their victory. Tho win left Shrine with a 5-3 first half record. The victory cry was heard for blocks around in the Bay Avenue Park area yesterday as Quality .Mobile Homes won Its first game of the sesson after 10 defeats and snapped a 34-game losing siring that started In April, 1964. The victims were the Locomotive Engineers, 8-3. Randy Ivey was the winning pitcher. He pitched three-hit ball. Quality erupted for six runs in the second Inning and that's all they needed. David Patterson had a homer to take hitting honors. Navy sank Georges last night 11-3. Scott Harris al­ lowed only one hit, that a two-out, fifth inning aingle by Tommy Whlgham. Harris had three hits, including the game's only home run. Frank Dunn and David Bach chip* ped in three hits to lead the Navy offense. Navy broke the game wide open by scoring five runs In the fourth inning and adding four in the fifth. The win left the Accy-Deucys a half game out of first place. Kingiwood scored 12 runs In the first inning and went on to defeat Chase 15-2. Butch Cook and Bonnie Higgins hit homers for the winners. Frank Stafford was lop hitler, how­ ever, with four hits for a perfect night at the plate. Bud Moncricf wa* the winning pitcher. Anderson homcred for Chase. Klngswood hat only one game remaining anil that will be with last placo USO, May 20. I-croy Robh, still with a d u n c e for n tie, will play Chick N’ Treat tonight and Panning Lumber on the 20th to wind up first half play. Chick .V Treat subdued USO 8-4. Kd llam nt, Leon Dodson, Doug Braswell, Fred Spickenrcuther a n d I’ochn each had two hits for Chick N' Treat. Tony Ncvcstctch, Tom King and Napier had two hits apiece for the losers. Ilatnm was the winning pitch­ er. 11USMAND A G RO U CH ? Cool Him Off — Cool Your Whole House With General # Elect He Air Conditioning Ilf A l l If ALL Plumbtnf, Hettlnc, Inc. 1047 Hartford 322-63*3 New in IJeepf Wagoneers V-8 ‘Vigilante1powerhouse & famous Turbo Hydra-Matte V A C A TIO N T IM E W I. « 4 8 3 8 S 4 fl 4 6 Mate 7:00, W accepting Whitey McLucas Memorial Award for Best All Around Athlete from Dr. A. W. Epps Jr. In photo at extreme right, Peter Schaal presents his Most Valu­ able Player Award to Joe Farless. (Herald Photo) BRAKE and FRONT END 1. Money Winners Elks ............................................................... 6 3 Rotary ........................... 3 3 PALM BEACH GARDENS LftitlQ M l l M t i n i S I I M 6 4 <UPJ> - Hetty Jack Nicktaui Shrine ....................................................... 3 3 who picked up $4.MO for hia c i ’ o .............................................................. 3 8 Ihlrd place Ur in last week­ Kiwsnis ..................................................... 3 7 end’s New Orleans Open re­ No games today CITY LEAGUE turned to hit usual tnp spot W I. on Uir Professional Golf As* 8 aorlatlon’a official money-win­ Kingiwood ............... ........................... t ning Hat Monday, l«roy Robb ....................................... 8 2 The power-parked Ohioan Kilowatt! a * • • • e • e a a a a a 7 3 upped hia winnings for the Panning Lumbar ................... • 4 year to |3*,ooo, which doesn't Chick N' Treat ......................... 3 8 Include 110,711.49 Nicklaus Chase ............................................................ 1 10 baa pocketed in unaanctioned USO ................................................................ 1 10 tournaments. Game* Tonight: 7:30, Panning Doug Sanders, who received Lumber va KUowatta; 1:43 tl.o&l for hia goth-place finish Chick N' Treat va. Leroy at New Orleans, dropped from Robb, both gamea Plnehurat the No. I position to second Park plare with official earning* of CHURCH LEAGUE S37.1M.U and a MT.11S.7R to* W L tat. Knights of Columbus • 0 Church of God of P. . . . 3 4 In tha 1M0 U.S. Census, Congregational ............ 3 * with 60 states in the Union, Pinecmt Assembly . . . g T more than 613,000 persons Games Tonight: 1:30, R of C were counted os Indians, ac­ va. Ceagragatioaul; 1:43, Church of (M of P. va. cording to tha Encyclopaedia rtnccreat Assembly „ Britannic*. F lv « C ritic a l S a fa ty S a r v lc a a Teamed up with *JeepF4'Wheel . 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CAR FREE O a tires a battsry a mutters Safety C heck Sarvlcaa a shocks * lights * tailpipes �Standings Chisox Look Like Yankees Of Old Days NATIONAL LEAGUE By Edward A. R n n ito UPI Sport** W riter The White Sox, hitting like the Yankee* of old, are perched atop the American League by three and one-half game*. And the Bronx Bomber*, hit­ ting like the Chltox cf old, are In eighth place, 10 game* back. For year* the White Sox had the great pitching and the type of running ball club that would scratch up two or three run* a game. The Yankee*, of coune, had the great *lug- Legal Notice ** fo i'X T v J i n o r s h k n i x o i .k ro iS T r, in * . ru ,H xin. i i m k statk ro riir, fl u r . of I V * M AT H ITailH O N X O T H 'K t o m F .IIIT n n * To a m , rK itsn x * ti.siix n C l,A IM * on II K M A \ II a A lt M A S T *411) K ST A T K i T o n snil e s r h o f yo u a re h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to file a n y r la l m e a n d d e m a n d * w h ic h you. o r e ith e r o f you. m a y h a v a a * a l n e t said r e l a t e In th e office o f R on. K A R L Y LK lin E K H u L D E H . C ounty Ju d g e o f HKML NOLK C o u n t y , a t his o f f l c a In t h * C o u r t H o u s e In H anford. F lorida, w ithin alt c a l e n d a r m o n th a fro m th e tim e of th e flr a t p u b lic a tio n o r ibis no tice. 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In c lu d in g th* fo llo w in g : R a l e i g h IT U a l l o n W e l r r H e a t e r . M o d e l No. I ! A D R I M o r - H u n W a l l H e a t e r . 17.000 I J T t ! M o d e l No. C - 7 4 - O h a s b e e n f i l e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h e a b o v a aty led suit a n d you a r e re q u ire d t o s erv e a copy o f y o u r a n a w a r o r p l e a d i n g to th * C o m plaint on plaintiff* a t t o r n e y , J o s e p h M. M ure tW o. P. O. B o * I I I , F e r n P a r k . F l o r ­ id a, a n d fit* th e o r ig i n a l a n ­ s w e r o r p l e a d i n g In t h * o f f i c e o f t h e C le r k o f th * C ircu it C o u rt on o r b tf o r e th* l*th d a y o f J u n * . 1*1*. I f y o u r a i l t o d o ao, a d t c r e a p r o c o n f e s s ^ w i l l b e t a k a n a g a i n * ! y o u L>r th * relief dem anded In th e SIXTEEN OUTSTANDING SEMINOLE HIGH School athletes were honored Monday nik’h t during the ninth annual All-Sports Banquet a t the school. Pictured here are 15 of the trophy winners. Shown nrc Rolf Vihlen, Andy Lyon, Cindy Wilson, ltick Wnlfltrom, Ronnie Hinson, M nv IS , 1DM — P a w W rr a lli Epps Brothers Enter Two Man Golf Tourney W 1. Pet. GB The brother team of Drs. Los Angeles 22 10 .688 17 13 .567 4 A. W. Epps Jr. and John Cincinnati San Fran. 17 14 .348 4's Epps have entered the South­ Philadelphia 1H 14 .533 3 west Florida Invitational two man best ball golf tourna­ IS 15 .500 8 St. Louli ment to tie held May 29-30 in Milwaukee 13 13 .500 6 Naples. Houston 18 18 .471 7 The Id-hole tournament is 14 IS .467 7 Chicago sponsored by the Edge water 13 17 .433 8 New York Beech of Naples Hotel ami co­ **** .290 12*a 9 Pittsburgh sponsored by Big Cypres* Monday's Results Philadelphia 2 St, Louis 1, night Los Angeles 5 Houston 3, It innings, night (Only games scheduled) Today's Games San Francisco at Chicago Philadelphia at St. I-ouis (N) New York at Milwaukee (N’t Piltstmrgh nt Cincinnati (Nt Lot Angeles at Houston (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE W 1. Pel. on Ray Pivcc, Frank Murray, Don Nicholas, Steve 22 8 .733 Chicago Groover, Lee Sparkman, David Noel!, Brad Pur18 11 .620 3*4 Minnesota den, Buddy Burton, Jeff Williams and Joe 17 13 .361 3 Baltimore Earless. One trophy winner, Harvey Johnson, Detroit 16 13 .552 3» j was not present a t the ceremonies. Loi Angeles 17 15 .330 6 (Herald Photo) 13 13 .300 7 Cleveland Boston 13 15 .464 8 New York 12 18 .400 10 Washington 12 19 .387 I0'i Kansas City 7 22 .241 14') Monday's Result* heavyweight said. Chicago 13 Kansas City 2, Clay's long range plans in night Iwith boxing and religion were Baltimore 9 Nrw York 2, night given lo nemsmen during a ATLANTA (U P I)-T he 1%I Los Angolra 3 Minnesota 4, 10 hectic day at his -Seliine inn innings, night training camp. Clay, "the NASCAR champion amt his (Only gainr.4 scheduled) Louisville Lip," was so busy father face damage suits to­ Today's Gamrs Monday that he missed his taling nearly $1.5 million in Minnesota at Lo* Angeles (N) regular afternoon nap. He had connection with a tlragstrip Chicago al Kansas City (N) risen at his usual hour for accident resulting in the death Wailiington at Detroit iN) roadwork at 5 a m. and by 4 of an clght-yearold hoy and Baltimore at Clevelaml (N) p.m. could barely be hejrd Boilon at New- York (N) during his regular though re- injuriei to seven other per­ sons. pilitious news conference. Soils were on file in the II. S. federal district court Mon­ day against champion driser Richard Petty and hia father he continued. "My delay ha* Lee Petty, of Randlcman, N. C. The suits stem from an nrROCHESTER. N. Y. (UPI) nothing to do with my heart cident Feb. 28 at the South­ —Al Arlanir of (he Rochester condition. I just want to take eastern International Drag Americans, one of a handful some lime to get acquainted Strip of Dallas, (ia Petty's of hockey player) who wears with how the guys arc play­ ear rammed into a crowd of glasses while playing, today was named Ihe American ing. After ail, I haven’t spectators. Hockey League's outstanding watched them ploy many defenseman for the 1904 65 game*." season. Thus, Dressen plans to re­ The 183 pound former Na­ ZURICH, Rwitxerland (UPI) place acting Manager Bob tional l-eaguer from .Sudbury, —Australia, North Kotin nnd Swift on May 24 when the Ti­ Scullt Korea will compete in OnL, received 38 mil nf a pos­ gers open a two-game series the world soccer cup eliminn- sible 43 ponds in Ihe balloting id the ieague'i p ro s, radio in Chicago against the Amer­ linns nt J’hnuin I’cnli, Coina n d television repreientaican League • leading White bod in. livca, The other eight points Sox. These a ir tlie only three teams left in the Afro-Asiuu went to Idirry Hillman, Arthiur'a teammate. nine since the withdraw! of NEW YORK (UPI) - The the African notions in protest Belmont Stakes, first run in I against whal they called "n 1807, is the oldest of the Triple meager representation in EngCrown races. The I’reokncs* Inml. started in 1873 ami the Ken­ tucky Derby in 1875. Tin- I'ilbrim Father* played the game of dints In ninuac (Itemselves while linvelitig lo America aboard the May­ I n fikp r«»Hft mi illi* t ' u w n t f JMtlfir, k r M l i w I r I ( l i m i t , P l « r - flower in H120. Golf anil Country Club. The field will lie limited to the first 100 leaot entries nnd no more than a five-stroke difference will be allowed be­ tween the partners’ handicap. At the same time an indi­ vidual net medal ltd-hole event will be held for the Indies over the Mooring* Country (Tub course. Flight positions will lie dctrminrd by hsndicap. Entries for both event* close May 25. The Epps play out of Mayfair Country Club wher* tha pro is Grover Todd. An o v e r - a b u n d a n e a plankton in the sea is known as the Red Tide. N A SCA R Champ Cassius Clay Now Feels 'Sorry For Sonny' CHICOPEE, M ail. IUPI) Cassius Clay is no toniicr con­ ical with the thought of beat­ ing Sonny Liston in their May 25 heavyweight title bout. Now he’* "sorry for Sonny" and plans to convert him to Musllmlsm after licking him again. Clay, winding up his prepar­ ation for their 15 round title bout at lAfwiston, Maine, on May 25, said, *Td like to tike him to one of my mectinga and talk to him about religion. "I feci sorry for him and I'll feel sorrier for him after 1 ‘whup ’em,’ " Clay said. "We’ve got a temple in Denver. Ml have a couple of hundred brother* visit him afterwards and then we’ll con­ vert him." Clay, whose Muslim middle name is Muhammad Ali, said Legal Notice lu l i e fitter! n ! I k e I n u n l y J u i t a r , vem tH iite C a u u t r , F l u r 14*. I n P r o b a t e . In r r i K a l a l r nf M A R T I N J . T l ’ ll R S. P f^ N II.,1 . T o All E r r d R n r a a n * l * r r a „ a a lle v ln s I talm a nr D etim m le A a a ln a l Said E a l a t a i Y o u a n i l r a r h » f >1111 a t e h e re b y n o tlfleil nnd re u n ite d to p re s e n t a n y rlalm e and de­ m a n d * w h ic h you, n r r l t h r r n f you, may have ngelnet th e r e l a t e nf M artin J. T uhh*. d rr e a p e d , l a t e n f r a i d C o u n t y , tit t h e C o u n t y J u d g e o f H e rn ln o t* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a t h D nffb-c In t h e r o u r l h in t* * o f r a i d C ounty at H vnfnrd, Florida, w ithin alt calendar m ontha fro m th e lim e o f th e flrat p u b ­ lication o f tit la n o t i c e . T w o ro p ie r o f r a r h claim n r d e m a n d e h a l l he In w r i t i n g , a n d *h»11 ■ tale th e p la c e nf re s id en c e a n d poet o ffice ad d re ee n f the c l a i m a n t , a n d e h a l l be e w n t i t to b y t h e c l a i m a n t , h l a s c e n t , o r a t t o r n e y a n d a c c o m p a n ie d b y a f il in g fee n f on* d o l l a r a n d eu rh c laim n r d e m a n d nut *n f i l e d e h a l l be v o i d . R i c h a r d AV. K e o g h A* a d m i n i s t r a t o r of th e E e t a t e nf M arlin J. T ubbe. deceased C. V e r n o n M i t e . J r . , o f C le v ela n d . H le p h en s u n A M lie A lto rn ey a at Law I*. O. B u s IIS S a n fo rd A tla n tic N a tio n al R a n k Hl.tg. S a n fo rd , Flo rid a, A lto rn e y a fo r K atate I'u h tla h M ay I I , I t A J u n e t, i. last C D M -II IX TIIK flH flT T F O t ’H T , X IX T H JlllltlW , C T IM T T T . IX A XI) F im ai:« IIM il.E C O I X T V . S T A T K O F FI.O IIIH A . IX I ' l l A X r K R Y , XO. IID3T T H K S E A M E N S HANK FOR H A V IN U S IN T H E C I T Y O F N EW YORK, riaintirr. v» M K I l l . E It. M A H M K a n d T E R ­ ES A T M tS S I K , h la w ife. O fte n Jan ie X O T I C K O F *1 I T T H K STA TK O F F I.O IIID t T O 1 M e r l e It M a e , l , a n d T e r ­ r e * T . M a a a t e , h ie w i f e , v l i t i e r e e l d e n c e la l i t ) N o rla n d C o u rt, N orfolk, V irg in ia, N o t i c e I* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t e u l t h a a b e e n f i l e d In I h e a b o v e In d icated C o u rt a g a ln a l you, a n d a a c h o f you, t h e t i t l e of w h l r h r a r e la a a a b o v e s h o w n . You * r* h e r e b y re q u ir e d to f il e y o u r a n r w e r o r w r i t t e n d r f e n e e e . If a n y , In I h e a b o v e p r o . ire d ln g w ith th e C lerk of th l. C ourt and to serv e a copy thereof upon th e p la in tiff# a t ­ torney* who** nem * a n d a d ­ d re s s a p p e a r s h e re o n , on or b e f o r e t h * 1 AtH d a y n f J u n e . I»*l. th e n a t u r e of th l* p r o ­ c ee d in g being a s u it to fo re, clues t h e lien o f * m o r t g a g e on th* follo w in g deecrlhed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e In S e m i n o l e C ounty, F lo rid * , to w ltt Lo t 1*1, ID N L A M i E S T A T E S . F t ra t A ddition, a c c o r d i n g to m a p o r plat th e re o f r e c o r d e d In Plat H o o k t l . C a g e IT A > 1 . P u b . lie R ecord* of Ssm lnol* C o u n ty , Flo rid a. DONE AND O R D E R E D at S a n f ord, fa m ln o l* C ounty. S la t* Com plaint. W IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d o f­ of F lo rid a , th le 7 th d a y of f i c i a l s e a l o f o f f l c a n t S a n f o r d M ay. I* « i. B a m l n o l * C o u n t y , t h i s 7 t h d»Y ( S E A L ) A r t h u r H- B e c k w i t h . J r . o f M a y , 1*11. C le rk o f th e C irc u it C o u rt tSK A L ) n y ; M a r th a T. V lh le a . A r t h u r II . B e c k w i t h . J r . D. C. C lerk o f th* C ircu it C ourt B y : E l i s a b e t h U r u n s n a h a n HOKSN. W I H I I T A It I ' l l FO R T ) A m e r i c a n N a t i o n a l D a n k l l ld g . D eputy C tsrk I’. O. I l o s M i l l . J o s e p h M. l i u r a t k o SI. P e t e r s b u r g , P l o r l d s 11711 Box t i l A tto rn ey * fo r P la in tif f F * rn r t r k , Fla. p u b l i s h M a y I t . I I , I I * *»»■ P u b l i s h M a y I I , 11, t l A j u n * t. I M l ■ * i. m i r. O. CDM-ll fc a iifa r ll PICNIC VALUES gen. Time* hare changed. The Yankee* have more ilugger* on the Injured Hat than they do in the lineup. And all of a •udden, the White Sox have been (coring run* in bunrhe* to support their excellent pitching, Monday n i g h t Chicago patted the haplet* Kansas City A'a 13-2 while the New Yorker* and Whltey Ford were belted around 0-3 by the Baltimore Oriole*. In the only other American League game the Angel* outlasted Minne­ sota Twin* 5-4 In 10 Inning*. Only two game* were play­ ed in the National League. The Philadelphia P h i l l i e s edged the St. Louis Cardinal* 2-1 and the Lo* Angeles Dod­ ger* outlasted the Houston Astro* 5-3 In 11 Inning*. Ford wa* touched for the first six Baltimore run* in losing his fourth consecutive game. Hi* record now is 2-G, Bob Johnson led the Baltimore attack with four hits, scoring two runs and driving In two. Chicago jumped on starter and loser Rolan Sheldon for three runs in the first, two of them on Floyd Robinson's third home run of the year. ® ljf C D M -ll he had no plans for the con­ version of Floyd I'altiTsnn whom he rxpccls to meet aft­ er lie beats Liston in Maine. ‘•Patterson, I’m going to irntl 50 of my friends, all in black suits, and line them up against the wall. They'll just stand there, staring at him. I'll buy the first three row* at ringside and let them sit there staring at him. Boy, that'll freeze him. We’ll scare him to death," Ihe cocky young Faces Suits From Accident Arbour Given Charlie Dressen Back At Work DETROIT (DPI) — Charlie Dressen may nol he as old as Maurice Chevalier, but he has as much stage presence. The Gti-ycar-old manager of Ihe Detroit Tigers returned Monday to the Motor City for Ihe first time since suffering a heart atlack March 7 dur­ ing spring training. He ex­ plained he's ready to take oxer as field general, but will spend the first week watching the Tigers from a seat in the stands. "I'll lake over ncxl work," Legal Notice IX T H E I T I t r l I T t i l l I l f IA A X II F O R « E W I X O | . H r o t XT Y P I .U K II I S. l x p H s x t k i i i x n , iiot.x T H E F R A N K L I N H A V I V ll S H A N K IN T H K C I T Y O F N E W YORK. * c orporation. P la in tiff, v* W it.L IA M l„ D O O RM A N a n d H H IH LK Y P. ti t it i DM A N, hli w if e . 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T h e n i l p r o p e r t y p r o c e e d e d * g a l n * t Is: to r t 11. B l o c k A. H t c o n d t t a v e n n a P a r k M e d Ion o f loo h A rb o r, a r c i r d l n i s to t h * P l a t t h e r e o f a a r e c rd e d In P l a t l l o u k I I . P e t ' t : » lit a n d I t o f t h * P u b l i c R e c o rd ! of tfrm ln o le C oun ly, F lo r id a T ,,g a th e r w lih alt e lru e lu rr s and In tp ro v rm rn te lima and h e r r a t t e r on aald lan d , a n d Itslu te * a t t a i h e d t h e r e t o : n lin all pas, ste a m , e lectric, w a te r, and ■it b a r l i c i t i n * , c o o k I n * , r r f r l g rrailn c, U ntiling. tilum liln*, veiiH Ialln*, IrtlR atliiK , and p o w e r * )s te n > e , t n a i h l i i e * . a p ­ pliance*, n a t u r e s , a n d a p p u r ­ tenance*, w h ich now are or m a y h e r e a f t e r p e r t a i n t o . o r he u s e d w i t h . 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NO. 1 WAY TO WORK Se e your Chevrolet rfeefer about any typo o f truck• R-764X HOLLER M O TO R SA LES C O M P A N Y SE C O N D A N D PA LM ET TO SA N FO RD 322-0711 �Good Samaritan Needs Help You may not bo ablo to legislate morality, as the well-worn saying advises, but it should be possible to eliminate some of the trouble peo­ ple sometimes find themselves in because they acted morally. T hat appears to be the consensus of a group of 11 lawyers, philoso­ phers, sociologists and others who m et in a Good Samaritan Sympos­ ium a t the University of Chicago. In recent years, a number of cas­ es In which human beings in mortal danger were Ignored by onlookers have aroused the public conscience. A t the other extreme, acts of Good Samaritanship have resulted in phy­ sical injury, financial loss or law­ suits for those who performed them. While some countries—France, Germany and the Soviet Union, for example—have "bad Samaritan" Bruce B io sso t--R a y Crowley Top Show Prom the Political Notebook laws making It a crime to fail to aid persons in distress when this is pos­ sible, the symposium q u e s t i o n ­ ed their workability. No law can ordain courage, hero­ ism or self-sacrifice. The law could, however, provide compensation for Good Samaritans or exempt them from legal action by those they at­ tem pt to help. (In some states, doc­ tors rendering emergency treatm ent are protected.) As law professor Charles 0. Gre­ gory of the University of Virginia put it: "I suppose there is much to be said for the old Anglo-American attitude of minding your own busi­ ness—except as th at the world chan­ ges, the other people’s business in more and more ways becomes yours." WASHINGTON (NEA) — A vagus outline la taking shape of tha treaty Ho Chi Mink hopes to get In South Viet Nam. From hints Hanoi officials and a en i prisoners let drop, it items Ho will seek: —Soma key posts for Rada hi tha Saigon government. Recant resignations of South Vietnamese from Ho’a government may ba designed to have these man available aa nominees for Saigon posts. North Vietnam*## now hold officta In Laos after bavins takaa Lao namea and Lao birth certificate! made in Hanoi, —Local (Rad) eelf-govern­ ment for some South Viet Nam areas. (These would be­ come bases tha Viat Cong could uaa to prepare for fu­ ture breakouts.) —Incorporation of some VC troops in tha South Viet Nam VLF—Latest Space Prober VHL and UHF—standing for very high and ultra-high frequency —are terms familiar to most users of radio and television sets. Scientists know another range of electrical energy—VLF, or very low frequency—which is far below the normal broadcast band. Up to now, its only practical application has been to contact submarines, because VLF signals penetrate w ater to a limited extent. Now the United States is build­ ing a 21-m|!e-long antenna near Byrd Station in the Antarctic, about 750 miles from the South Foie. If theories prove out, signals broad­ cast there will travel along earth’s magnetic field and be picked up by another station near Hudson's Bay. Because the magnetic field loops fa r out into space, it is possible th a t continuous communications with satellites or space probes can be maintained with VLF, even when they are not in direct line of trans­ mission. If so, man's venture into the new frontier of space will get a boost from research taking place on his home planet’s last remaining land frontier. 0 There is a healthful hardiness about dignity th at never dreads con­ tact and communion with others, however humble.—Washington Irv­ ing. panlonahlp.” Do you rcadera believe that standard excuse T "tarns,” I replied, "if ynu are lonely, then why don’t you go to the comer aamlwlch ahop and enjoy a cup cf cof­ fee among a c o n g e n i a l crowd!" Ilut Loma hemmed amt hawed, for actually It waan't Juat lonellneaa that motivated hrr. Any phyalclan can dlagnoai Lorna’a rate alnioat before ahe finiahaa her opening arnlenre. Hut it often require* an hour of tactful cross-examinatlon before auch a patient Herald Area Correspondents Bear Laku-Fomt City M il. Marysaa Milas •SI-SITS Caaaetberry Mrs. Jaaa Caeatlberry UI-S04I Chuluota Mra. Joan Mafia MS-1741 UeB.iry Mra. John Leona MB-4181 Daltons Mra. Mildred Haney Geaeva Mra. JoAaa llaya 141-4171 Fags 5 Sanford, Florida Mr*. IHcMs Harris IM-M34 Lake Mary Mra. Franc re Waaler 112-ltlt Lake Monroe Mra. H. L. Jakaaaa 112-471X Loegwood Mra. Donna Ratsa 838-31I7 North Orlaada Mrs. Marsaret Cosby I ll-I ll! Oatooa Mrs. Claroaco Beyder 111-4141 (Made Mrs. Evelyn Laody IM-S1M Tuasday, May I I, IMS w i u x a a. uiklow , urn I'dis asm r u a u i a u r i a x a r o t m i a a cucbuwb BOMBBT ALBXAS r A t i i S M O K s a ia a Aaaoeioia Bailor Advartlalng Dlraaaoe rn ieu van p h l t BOV atBBBB Managing Bdller Advtrllilsc Msstser IliiHla WILLIAMS ■eclair K iller J AHIM SBOBMABBB o o r r ta a iiit u Bualaaaa Mtasgee City Bailor IC S I W M .U Oauaiy Bailer M eshsalssl I apt. BILL VIBOMNT ■ U tt rh o tsg rsp h t* Published Solly esoeyt Saiurdar, aunsoy o a f ChrlaiaMai pubUekea aotar««r proeseaiag chrlaiuiaA ■LSSCHlPTIOg BATHS M i « OoUvary Me weak By bom SM WMh i s a n s u o a iim m m t tear HIM 1 tear BBS • Hooifea U l a UMOIbO !M • Maaiha AM I Msaiba U S 1 Heats t-M t Meath V. i . Pssut BasutaUeaa pravlia Uat aa ■aa MbaarlpMaaa be pall la advaaaa. Tka MstsM U a a io ta r at tba Sanaa eves# wkiaa u asUUad aaataaivaly M Ua uaa fat rapabUaallaa a l t U l M leeal aava prlaiad la Ihla BataroS aa aaaaaS alaaa waiter lb IMI at Ua real Office of Setter*, run**, aadar u a Aal H Oaa«Taaa of Hank S, (SIT. (j i s= / * I t ,L Ho pan of sap waionai. aowo or Mvsrusssg, of Ufa aauiso of Tba tea far* HaraM war ba rtpre l ueea la aa? a a i u r with* aal w iiuta parwlaaiua at tha publisher of Tba HaraM. Aar laJlaidital or firm raapaulklo far ause roaraaaa Uaa wiU ba aAaidarad aa lafriagmg Tka Maraira oopyrigai aa* wtu ba I MM UpMa Mr B u n n aa4m the law. Dick West’s 0 Worry Clinic AlUMoats Bpviage Mr*. Julia Rartaa s ii-iiia To The Editor Deck yourself with majesty and dignity; clothe yourself with glory and splendor.—Job 40:10. Dr. Crane’s Leras's confession la a claaale a* be aura you a«raybook thla case. AM aaM far tha booklet below Ikat Mtliaaa la aaore detail sex differences baMta tad worate, l a m la a alive to a saxaal lafarlorlty row pin, plaa the 'I t paalc which of. laa trrrlflaa auch wit re. CASE V-402 : tarns 8., agM M, la tka drunken wife who apanda much of har tima In tavama whlla her huaband la away from home. "Dr. Crane,” aha moaned, *'I frow ao lonely that t aim* ply go in a tavern for com- Letters Thought For Today 0 will face up to reality and blurt out her inner feelings. litre ia the final confesslon of Loma, ao read It with carot "Dr. Crane,” ahe admitted, ”1 am acarad about being un­ attractive to man. "And 1 have no children, although wa have been married aix years, ao J wonder if I am all there ai a woman, “That's why I head for a tavam, for whan you have had a few cocktails with man, ha grows confidential and may try to make (ova to you "Thla Isn't true In the or­ dinary restaurant where you are drinking coffee and huving a hamburger. "Meanwhile, I have had a faw drinka, too, ao I am not reiponilblo for what happens. "For when a person la drunk, aha can’t be blamed for har actions, can ahsT "Bo whan my tavern rompanlon takas ms to hla hotel room, ! admit I have often In-on unfaithful to my hus­ band. "Hut I didn't Intend to do ao and if I weren't Intoxi­ cated, I wouldn’t go to a hotel with another man. "Dr. Crane, 1 wish I could break myself of thla liquor habit. "My huiband aent me to a hospital for a curt, but J wasn't how two weska before 1 drifted bark to tha tavern.” Loma ia thus a slave to a aacrst sexual urge and it ia not llkaly that any medical cure will occur till tha basic csum ia eliminated. "Do you love your caiual paramour 7” 1 asked her. "No, I don’tl" Loma proteatad ia actual tears. "In fact, whan 1 am sober, I faai nausea ltd at tha vary light of soma of thaat man. "But whan I am full of liquor, I team to ba putty in thalr hands." Well, huibande, look at that last statement again, fur women art not helically pas­ sionate creatures, despite such erotic episodee. Loma ia quits correct, too, in saying aha doesn't leva tba man with whom aha indulge! In drunken affairs. But Loma ia a slave to the fear that sho ia balow par aa an at tracttv# female. So she enters into drunken revels aa a sop to her vanity and not because of any local­ ised pruritic urge. This la a bask mx difference. Send for my booklet "Sex Differences Between Men and Women," enclosing n long ■tamped, return envelope, plus to cents. (Always write la Dr, Craae ia care e f this newsa k*T to eater typlag and printing cents wbea yaa eead fee eaa f t army. They would patrol tha Red-dominated communities. —Evacuation of ''all" for­ eign troops from South Viet Nam. If agreed to, that would mean only U. S. troops would leave. The North Vietnamese don’t admit they are In tha south. North Vlatnameie troop* are still in Laos, years after tha treaty that required them to leave. Ho’s Southern Expedition­ ary Force of North Vietnam­ ese troops would gat revised birth certificates and remain as "native" southerner*. A few might return north in a token show of co-operation and then sneak back along tha Ho Chi Minh trail. —Election! on unification of North and South Viet Nam. Ho's terrorists could en­ force 100 par cent "ayea" In the north and In VC-controll- The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) — Members nf Congrats fre­ quently get a germ of an Idea that for one raaion or another fails to germinate. Much, I fear, is tha caaa with Hep. Craig lloamer's call for a review of tha air­ line baggage weight limita­ tion. The California Republican may be right when ha describe* the present 40 pound "free nllownnro” on baggage aa an “anchronUm.” Aa he points out in a let­ ter to the Civil Aeronautic* Board; airliners ran lift a lot mora tonnage now than they could when that limit waa first Impoird, He also may ba right In deploring tha fact that many passengers, "relenting tha extra rhnrgr” on excess bag­ gage, carry heavy parrela in­ to tha cabin with them to nvaid paying the penalty. 11a describes that practice as potentially dangerous. Certainly he li right whrn lie observe* that even when the penalty equals tha price of a passenger ticket the baggage "reccivea no free drinka, no free meals, no at­ tention from thn stewardess and la unable to enjoy the movie." Some doubt arises, howev cr, aa to whether raising the weight limit to what lioimer term* "a reasonable amount” ia the best approach to the matter. I note that tha eongretJ man does not Indicate in the letter what he would regard aa "reasonable.” Therein lie* the rub. A passenger who onlinar ity travels with D9 pound* of luggage undoubtedly would consider 100 poundi at a rea aonabt# limit. But what about a passenger who travels with a grand piano or a stuffed elephant. Clearly. It would he next to Impossible to strike a eonarnau* on what ia reasons bla. lloamer's plan, therefore, appear* self-defeating. Nevertheless, some sort nf change does seem in order. Several alternative* come to mind. The airlines could, for ex­ ample, serve enough extra drinka to compensate for the baggage penalty. But I doubt that would be very practical either. A better approach, I be­ lieve, would be to aboliih the baggage limit entirely and atari charging ptuangera by tha pound. At present, a trim 165pound peaaenger has to pay the same price for a ticket as a beefy StlS-poundar. Be­ ing a trim l&S-poundtr my­ self, I resent that mors than I do tha axcasa baggage charge. In addition to eliminating thla unfair situation, weigh­ ing the passengers Instead of tha baggage would encourage people to lose weight, thus blending In nicely with tha physical fltnesa program. And, since flight coata would Increase for woman during pregnancy, It could even help curtail the popula­ tion explosion. SIDE GLANCES tress. I did not rtslise nor ever think 1 would need their services, but now that I have, 1 cannot thank them enough nor praise them too highly. I would like to taka this opportunity to alio thank the many other people that helped and offered to help that night From now on you can be aura that I will be a staunch Editor, Herald: Recently my house caught supporter of all volunteer fin firs and the Longwood Firs departments and tha Longwood Fire Departmen In par­ Department promptly answer ticular. ed my call for help. Mr*. Mary Mobley They were very quick In coming, especially considering Editor: Herald: the feet that It was quits lata Juat a few lines to thank on Saturday night and they you for the excellent publicity Bra 100 par cant volunteer, The Sanford Herald has given When thsy arrived they went our L o n g w o o d Extension to work with well-trained pra Homemaker* Club this year. el*Ion and even after the fire We have gained many new was out, they swept out the members aa tha m u lt of thla water. publicity and our members I feel that not enough can appreciate your splendid co­ b* said in prsiae of these operation. bravo volunteers who give Frances K. Setje, thalr tlma, energy and some Secretary times their lives to aid people In times of such great dls T i e M eta ls w eteew ea le t­ t e r s fr*M Its re e s e r a sealie a f f a ir * . T h e w r i t e r w a r ao* a * M Beats » r e r M e l f b e t a l ­ le r i l l ) e s rrte a t i t w rite r's I r e * Beats a a ! a S S r e * * , L a f ­ f e r s *1 h e w I h a a t i e wbtS s w ill Be s f r t a p re fe rs* * # . L et­ t e r s e a a r e e e r S ! • effcrre e r e a r r e s ta b l e p roviso* ( M r f t aet A etl la par**aellilre. P w l r r Is a e t peb llo h o * b r T i e H eratS . By Galbraith 71 P U J tK m rR E We Art Your Scott’s Dealer! — For A — Beautiful Lawn Wa Recommend Turf Builder A Bonus Grapevilla Florist And Nurserjr l i l t Grapevine Are. iz i - e s u Ploy Ball! Acxoeg I— Taller an u ra---- M ■-----at Int UBratlUia P A T IO ed South Viet Nam areas. His underground could frighten a ■liable number of antl-unlflcation people from the polls in Saigon-controlled territory. If precedent la any guide, Ho would insist cither on no Inspection or a three-country Inspection team to enforce the treaty—with ona Communist member and one weak or proRed neutral. Tha Communlit on the team could ba counted on to veto or alow down ac­ tion by the team and make ft impostlbla to bar a heavy (low of weapons from Hanoi to th# VC. Experience In Laos, and in South Viet Nam after the treaty which divided th* country, show* that protest* against auch Inspection teams and tven protests by inspec­ tion team members ara wast­ ed effort. Under such a treaty, Hanoi and tha VC could carry on as In tha paat, but with greater freedom. Red infiltration of South Vlatnamea* hamlet* would ba facilitated. The Dow of Red materials, VC terror­ ism and VC political expan­ sion would continue. So would radio orders from Hanoi. Supposing the*# Red ideas are rejected, By treaty, how does on* ■top Hanoi from lending In­ structions to its South Viet Nam underground? How docs ona get rid of guerrilla fightera with forged identity cards, How does one eradicate tha assassination • enforced Red shadow rula in a hamlet? 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S3-----tha side II S4El*SfW*4» MOffmaa M Dlmlonttve tf II What should you ted your child about monay ? 2?Brisk rr 40W s F F SSSe---StawCaoli j j s l d ** T t 4ir <1 Peruvian 4ST*nflo4^^H ■ 4SVMMtacfcWe W e t lr a ^ ^ ^ H ■ »l Hr111 | S3 hSPsy MNinn »5N»Uw ITMur retch tm a m a T s w itiiB 'I know Ka’a bson lying t h* h u n t quit* T IZ Z Y r-/» bRafternoon, hut h* bbvs iM | hU m iiidpt VfW fW* II __ 3 Verbal IN*atm) I n Br Kate Osann CARNIVAL By Dick Turner HOORAY A m su w * This nswfrat booklet hasthaanawtrl Tha wooer your chi Wren kam ta managa ihonay, tha Thla new fra* booklet, "What You Should Tali Your Child About Monay," oriara authoritativa help. Clear and down to earth. Tha aubjoctl covered? Monay-a tact of lift. Learning begin! at homo. Aliowancai-how much and whan. How to determine spending monay. Part-tin* jobs. Summor Job*. Importanca of a goal for Mvlng. And much mora. Drop in sod pick up your frae copy. You'll find It haIpfuL SIS WE8T FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. "Uv* it I * white y*u • MDO want my chtMron to have things I didn't havs as i Bsy . . . a n d a b a rfc n jp t f a t t e r ten t m m g f t t e s n T �1 (Dsuxh G bbij.: DEAR ABBY: I with . people would quit feeling ■orry for ■ woman Juat be­ cause aha'a not married. I am 36, unmarried and in* tend to itay this way. I hava been married (twice) ao it isn't like I don't know what I’m misting . I earn my own living, pay my own bills and don't hava to nag a man to give me a dollar every time I need one. I come and go as I please and don't have to worry about a two-timing lying husband who thinks he's doing me a favor by living with me. Don't think I'm lonesome because I ’m fa r from it. 1 hava four steady boy friends and I see them as much as I want to. And, believe me, I like ft better this way. INDEPENDENT DEAR INDEPENDENT: I’m a u r a y o u r " b o y friends" like it better this way, too. So what's the problem T • • • DEAR ABBY: I first be­ came acquainted with the woman across the hall when I heard a child screaming so loud I thought someone was killing her. I later learned it was the usual mealtime battle. Penny is four years old and the way her mother explained it, she's always been a very poor eater. The mother said she took the child to the doctor and he said there was nothing wrong with her—they should put the food in front of her and if she didn’t eat It, Uke It ■way. And when Penny got hungry enough, she'd eat. The mother said she tried it once but it didn’t work, and she couldn't stand to see the child "starve," ao now ahe holds the kid's noss and forces the food down her. The child gets nervous and upset and gives the food back afterwards, so I can't see where this method is any good. Have you or any of your readers any sug­ gestions for making a child e a t! FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: The doctor offered the best sug­ gestion. Urge your neigh­ bor to follow his orders be­ D txcoby m v % Ai Edgar Kaplan points out In “Competitive Bidding la Modern Bridge" the main purpose of the weak jump overcall ia to deprive your opposition of valuable bidding apace. Sometimes Uili tactic winds up badly when you get doubled; on other occasions the opponents go on to their norm sl successful contract, but once in a while the bid upsets their lines of com­ munication and gets them in­ to tha wrong contract. If Weet pastes or bids two diamonds over South’s one heart opening, North will raiae to two hearts. U West has bid two diamonds, East will probably get into the act end bid three clubs. In either c ite South it likely to try a three heart bid and will play the hand at that contract. Thera is no problem to the fore she has to take the child back to him with a more serious problem. • • • DEAR ABBY: My fath­ er-in-law is a lonesome widower . He constantly presses expensive gifts on my husband and me, saying, "You'll get everything I have after I die, any­ way," and, "W hat does an old man lika me need money f o r ! ’’ We really don't need the gifts, but it's hard to turn down new cars, good furniture, trips, etc. The problem is that he'a trying to build up an obligation on our part to invita him to live with us, which would be disaster. Generosity is hia only vir­ tue. He drinks too much, is a hypochondriac, talka end­ lessly about himself, and has a dull personality. My husband (who loves him) and I (who tolerate him) agree that it would never work out to hava him live with us. We don't want to hurt him unnecessarily. How should we react to his gifts and offers! NAMELESS, NATURALLY On By Oswald Jacoby NORTH II ♦ K 74 VKSd ♦ 663 ♦ J1 0 9 W IST CAST *133 * A 1061 T* T75 ♦ A <3 J 10 91 ♦ K 7 *•33 ♦ KQISI SOUTH (D) AQJS TAQJI043 ♦ ax ♦ AT No one vulnerable See article for bidding and opening lead. play at three hearts. South bat to lose four tricks and there Is no way for him to do any better or worse. He col­ lects 140 below the line end 100 points for honors. Now let's see what hap­ pens if West bids ihree dia­ monds over the one heart opening. West takes quite a chance when he makes the bid because he may go down four tricks if he gets doubled. But no one can double him this time and his partner has enough strength to make three diamonds if he plays it. Even if West goes down one he has honors to compensate. If North tries a three-heart bid over three diamonds South won't know how much he has pushed and will almost surely continue to four hearts. Or it North passes, South may compete to t h r e e hearts whereupon North may raise to four. Either way the jump ovircall has made It mighty hard for North and South to get to their one good contract. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Of Men And Freedom “Tha Middle Ages" (Color) P r o d u c e r Georg* Vicaa haa bitten off quits a mouthful in attempt­ ing to cover a period running hundred! of year* in one hour, bvt ha has largely aucceeded ia Imparting the feeling, im­ pact and major event* of the era. The show examinee tha crusade*, feudalism, tha pla­ gue, tha davalopment of cities, The 100 Yaara War, the church, ate., briefly but Inci­ sively and the production ia not above abortcutting by us­ ing every conceivable type of production technique deemed helpful, including animation. Much of this waa filmed on location in Europe a t aites un­ changed la centuries. 7:10-1:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. Novak "Let's Dig A Little Grammar." (Renin) On* of TV's periodic attempts to penetrate tha m y s t e r i o u s world of jass and musicians, this tints through tha soft un­ derbelly, tha atudant leva). There’s soma Jasa Jargon, off­ hand reference* to "Chet," “Miles" and D tu y " with a alight nod ia tha direction of "Louis," aa Mr. Novak inter­ feres with tha plana of a stu­ dent wbo'd rather be a musi­ cian than a scientist. Tommy Beads ia tha atudant adrift; Jehaay Crawford play* an­ DEAR ABBY: What a stupid generality "Washed Up* made. At age 76 an uncle of mine from Fort Smith, Akansas, was the proud father of a baby boy. His wife was 33 a t tha time. My mother (his sis­ ter) said ha lied about his age. She was sure he was BOI BILLY 8. IN PINE BLUFF • e • Problems! Write to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • * • Hate to write letters! Send one dollar to Abby, Boxj 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." TUESDAY P. M. t:« * ( ! ) N ew s Sport*. W s t t h s r (I t Ni s i <3) N s o ' s c o p e C o a t . I:*0 | l ) r n a N»w«— W a l te r C ro ak lt* tit llu n iler-n rlsk ler <1. A q u a n a u t s T OO c a t N a t . D r i v e r s T e s t 11) M - H q u a d (I) Com bat 1:19 t i t Ch. * N e w t S p e c i a l ( 3 ) Mr. N o v a k S:09 ( I I J o t ? U l a h o p S h o w 1:1 0 ( ! ) T h e I l e a l O n I t e c o r d ( I ) S lc lla la 'a N a v y ( I t tied S k e lto n 3 0 0 (S) T h a T y c o o n 1:10 ( S t P e t t i c o a t J u n c t i o n (S ) P e y t o n r i a c e ( 1 ) C l o a k o f My at t r y 10:00 f t ) F u g i t i v e t« ) T he D o ctora A N u r a a t (1) T h e M iddle A a ee 11:00 t l ) ( I t ( I ) N e w t 11:31 ( 0 ) T h e l - a t e S h o w 11:31 ( I ) T h e a t e r o f t h e a t a r i tt.IC t i t T o n la h t Show WEDNESDAY A. M. ||00 0:11 < :I S 1:10 1:10 till t:3 0 T:!S 1:10 ill tit t*> it) (S ) <1> (S t II) II) 13) (II (I) II) (S ' (3) s t s n On M unehlnt A lm a n a o New* A W ea th e r Intro, to c h e m is tr y s u n rle * S em eeter Today H unshlna A tm an s# W a k e - u p M ovies News P e rm M a-k et Report Today M ickle F .v an i Local N ew i, W e a th e r c ap tain K a n g .ro * W eath er - S e a l ID (11 (S I (D (li (t) (I) Today D ivorce C o u rt A m erican H isto ry E aercla* I *mp«r R o am M o r n in g M ovie T ru th or Coneequenre* N e w * w i t h M tk* W al laca W h a t 'a Tht* Bong I (.ova L ucy M IC N e v a C oncentration 1:00 It ia healthy to resent the demanding tantrum* of alroholic*. It's fine to resent the noisy abusivenesa th at over­ whelms everybody els* In the family, the absence* which tor­ ture everybody with terror of the disaaters the alcoholic may be Incurring, the stupor* that maintain everyone In suspended wonder about what he'll do when he wakea up. Aa you seem on the edge of knowing your resentment at these demands, it may b« time for you to write Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc., an agency which aeaks to encourage alcoholics* families to respect their own needs for attention. Its address is P.O. Box 12, Madison Square Station, New York, N.Y. 10010. It will refer you to Us nearest local branch. S :l! 1:10 10:00 (I) 10:10 ( 1 ) 10 10:11 ( 3 ) •1:01 ( 3 ) ) How To Stop Willie Mays Is Hurlers’ Query SAN FRANCISCO, (UPI) — Anyone hare know how to pitch to Willis Maya! That's tha question they're asking in all National League clubhouses these days. Maya, with S3 hits in 39 a t bats, has a .690 batting aver­ age for hia last 11 gamea with the San Francisco Ciants. He has boosted his Hatting mark from .321 to .408 during that stretch. Willis went fiva for seven in Bunday'e doubleheader with Thii one'a about a publicityHouston. 11a hit hia 13th hungry actress who arrives homer In the opener. on the Island with a big pro­ motion achemt in mind. She Routherawoet Cape cons Binghamton, but for Africa's southernmost point once Mclfal* isn't a pushover generally It considered to bo for a teapot. tha Cap* of Good Hope, but 8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. The Cape Aguhaa actually da* Best On Record. Much of tha serves that credit, Aguhaa, original guest list haa gone which parts tha waters of tha glimmering, but this still Atlantic and Indian Oceans, rates aa an alt-atar variety lies 32 mllea farther south. show devoted to the record industry’s "Grammy" awards NOW thru WED. for tha outstanding records and personalities ef the year. M EtUKUM You'll i n tho Beatlaa, Aatrud Gilberto, Roger Miller, Petula Cterk, etc., but no Si­ natra, Martin, Armstrong or Jack Jones. However, you will bo entertained by comedy routines from Woody Allan and Bill Cosby, plus Sammy Davis' musical tribute to N at AT 146 - 1*1 - 6:16 King Colo. 7:16 • «:4I T V Time Previews other "cat," Allan Sharman does a bit aa a leader with a “gig,” and of course James Kranclacua la on hand on tho •Ida of nobility, 7:30-6:30 p.m. ABC. Com­ bat. “Tha Hard Road Back." (Rerun) Tha quality of tha acting and production take* precedence ever the script a b o u t the coward who’s forced to perform an harole act, through no fault of hia own. Sal Minao guest start. 6:10-9:60 p.m. CBS. Red Skelton Hour. "Concert In Pantomime." (Rerun). With Maurice Chevalier acting aa host-narrator, M a r e a 1 Marceau and Red Skelton present an assortment of tholr favor­ ite mlma characterisation*. Skelton's “Old Mm Watching A Parade" is, hard aa it may be to believe, only about 10 per eent aa affective on TV aa it la lifa-iisa in a theatre or club. M srtssu'a “Bip" character also suffer* from t b a medium's limitations. Both artists era ao wondarful, It almost doesn’t matter. Tha program's big spot is a silent version of “Finocchio,” with Marceau a* tha hoy and Skel­ ton aa Goppetto. 6:60-9 p.m. ABC. McHala’a Navy “A Star Falla On Taratupe." A corny script, bat fana of this show’s slapstick excesses probably won't mind. U o\jiv MIDI IN f (i r\ ') I Ml A 1KI Laos akowlae TeaMe rira t lu le v S i t e a k o m He tee fleet Da* DM >■1.001) O ■LACK u c r tk a e n * Nllebelt—Ceter n e t at I ttf aolg “THAT MAW n o i RIO" At STARTS THURSDAY MATT MONRO SUSAN MAUGHAN THE ANIMALS HERMAN'S HERMITS THE BEATLES IN GO GO MANIA! □m o #8ttfarl M*y 18, 1068 — Page 7 V rrill YARD EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOD Career After Forty Aa 1 looked at the charm­ ing woman opposite me at luncheon, I thought how antaxing aha ii — ballerina, wife, mothar, actress. She has also appeared on TV and In mo­ tion pictures! She is and has been all of theae things and, of course women CAN do any­ thing. Maria Kamilova i making the greatest sort of a hit in “ Fiddler on the Roof." in which she appears opposite Zero Mostel, and ahe playa her part to the hilt. Bom In the United Statea of Russian parent*, she was taken to Russia when her par ent* decided to return, but they came hark to the good old USA when the destinedt o- be - great actresa) and everything else) was alx years old. Maria told me the want­ ed to be what her parent* wanted her to he—a ballerina. “Rutiinn parents," the laid, Television Tonight 1:10 (I) cartoonvlll* holic fathers is, apparently, rare In their mothers. Accord­ ing to a recent study o f the families of alcoholic husbands, their wives "pamper" them and pay little attention to the children. Saya tha report: “Tha parents era Intensely and resentfully Involved with each other. Apparently, the father has been In competi­ tion with the children from their birth and la alwaya given preference by the moth­ er. Instead of receiving any understanding of their suffering from her, they are requir­ ed to understand har suffer­ ing." You're not like that. You resent the hurts being inflict­ ed on your children. Take the next step. Know your own re­ sentment a t tha hurts being inflicted on you, dU qhliqhiA DEAR NAMELESS: Simply refuse his gifts—and offers—and you'll have no problem. • • • T ill 1:00 S: IS (*}& Jh& W om an: By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: My husband d r 1 n k a . Last waekand when he came home liquored up my oldest child— a girl of 16—left the house to atay with my alster. She aays ■ha won’t coma home. I guesa my husband ia a real alcoholic. Whan ha la liquored up he (■ ao abusive and wild that tha neighbors complain to tha po­ lice. We hava three younger children. God knowa ha haa put me through enough for tha la it four years but what I can't fo rtie s is whet ha ia doing to tha children. They are ao ashamed of him. , . . A N B W E R : Congratulate yourself. You are aware of thair h u r t That sympathy for tha suf­ fering of tha children of alco­ S&i By Abigail Van Buren (() (»> t t : l * 13) (I) ()) A nJy of M ayberry D e c . Strict* Jeo p .M r T h a M.-Coya M e * la R l s h t WEDNESDAY P. M. 12:00 C ) II) (S ) Iftl) (tl 13:10 C l (*> 13:43 11:31 1:00 till 1:3* 1:11 S :t e 3:30 3:34 3:00 1:31 3:30 4:00 4:33 4:10 3 00 1:10 C all M r D luff L o r a ot L ite D o n n a R eed New* I II R e t F a t h e r K n o w a Reat (t) S e a r c h f o r T o m o r ­ row (I) H olding I.lfh t ( 3 ) N11C N e w s I I ) O trl T a lk (S) T h a R e b u t C am * (3 N a m e . E d ., W e a t h e r (3) K o ru a t o A t Tha tv*rld T u rn a (3) l.et'a M a k a A D e al (S ' X ew allna ( 3 ) N II C S a w s <I ) l - a a a w o r d (3) M om ent of T r u th (S ) F l a m e In t h e W i n d («) A rt L l n k l e t t e r ( O D a y In C o u r t (3) T h a D o cto ra (I ) ARC New* (S ) T o T e l l t h a T r u t h ( I ) t i m e r . 1 llo ap ltal (3) A n o th e r W o rld (I) N ew. t l ) T o u D o n ' t Bay (0) T h a K d s a o t N i g h t ()) Y oung M arried . (3) T h a M a t- h d a m e tl T rallm aeter (Si B ec ra t ttto rm (3) N i l e N e w s (3) M lk - D n u s l a a Show IS) I J n r l . W a l t 1 0 ) Yngl R ear <31 H a a h u n t ( I ) Nawacooe t l ) H porta, W e a th o r , New a t l ) Laavo It To R o arer W S 4 F K - T V M I A N N F . I . S« W i : i l K K * l l A Y A. 30. S:!A K lg n O n t 13-t:3S T lm ellna V T 0 :0 0 -0 . 3 3 A m erican llla to ry ID 3 :3 0 . 0 :3 0 H anding (3-3) 3 :3 3 - 1 0 : 1 ) B p a n l e h (3 ) 1 0 : 3 0 - 1 0 : 4 0 K p a n la l i ( 3 ) 10:13- 11. 03 S p e c * A s a S c l e n c a (I) 13:30 11:30 S o c i a l B l u d l e a (3 ) 1 1 :3 3 -1 1 : 3 ) K e y n o t e , o f M u a lo "are like that. They decide what they think their children should be, and they aeiect the arts. So I became a ballerina, starting aa a member of The Metropolitan Chllrrtn'a Bal­ let" Sha was her way to the theatre for the Wednesday matinee when we met for luncheon. W* discussed the theatre, her children and her hu«band, who ia an actor. She wore a simple Mack outfit and a very attractive small black felt hat under which her blonde hair showed juat a little. She talk* welt and eaeity and I found her moot enter­ taining. Her part, “Goldie," In “Fid­ dler on the Roof" It that of * peasant mother with mar­ riageable daughter* and she la truly great aa an actress. You may have aeen her In the motion picture, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown." Maria Karnilova la just one bit past forty, hut we just hit past forty, but we juat had to include her in our ■erica. People of the theatre are alwaya full of enthusiasm, and even now Maria Kamilov* la studying drama with two great teachers. Actresses never feel they are perfect— perhaps that it what makes them perfect In their rule*. Tomorrow — "Dear Edyth Thornton McLcodl" ! c ^ o c l I R 1 -'•J m :■H ■ —Hfc»HwMSwl/ .m Dotted Swiaa Reg. 98c SALE Rayon Suiting Reg. 98c SALE Sail Cloth Reg. 98c SALE f j c JJe Colton Satin Reg. 1.49 SALE g j c Printed Rayon Suiting Reg. 1.49 SALE Dacron & Colton Reg. 1.49 QJe SALE Q fe One Group of McCall Patterns — 10% Discount! 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Semlmel* Mildred H saty 446-6411 D fltraa Mary Getting* 296-4647 Sakata Hsiao* 466-4408 NATURAL GAS on the m ain sFLOGAS beyond the mains! omn tusina to mttm ans rtosrscrivf m one m sa i J �% » ♦ W l m j . ( b a y . ( B a l l Seminole High School students followed the yellow hrirk road in cr the rainlxtw lo the laind of (>* at the Clcir ("enter Saturday an they crowned the Hint; and Qureo of the May and attendants chosen from ejirh class. Scenes at the hall Included; 1. King Uuddy Hurt on and Queen I'al McQuirc; Sophomores Mike McGuire and Pawn Fedder; .1. Juniors Jimmy Dodson and Carol Ilcsscrer; t. Due id lligginliolhftm and Suzy Itichardson; 5. Flower Girl Angela Vunaros nod Crown Dearer John 'fucker. 6. Dancing “The Dlrd"; 7. Janie W hile; 8. David Noell; 9. % Sophomores Frank Whighnm and Deth M organ; 10. Joe Peeples and J e rii Johnson; I I . Seniors Joe Fat less and Donna Collins; 12. Senior Class President Charles H unter with Janice Daniels and Student Body President David Fanier with Dchhic Dalton; 1.1. Juniors Johnny Cannarlno and Marilyn Kpps. * V • * I \ fva Ar ■ fjl J : *« ' } y (X » �tTfjf VuiTorB ferraTB May 18, 19C5 — Pape 9 Bridal Luncheon Fetes M iss Robson Planned By M iss Howell Honored At Luncheon Mi»s Sue Lynn Howell was h o n o re d with a graduation luncheon at The Capri, given by Mr*. Andrew Hanson. The hostc** presented Miss How­ ell and her grandmother, Mr*. It. A. Howell, with lovely cor­ sage*. Mrs. Hanson's graduation gift to the honorcc was a lea­ ther covered writing ease. a Tabic decoration* were ar­ ra n g e m e n ts of blue and white tarnations, flanked by blue candles in crystal holders. The napkins were folded in the shape of hats and pinned with blue ribbon. Guests enjoying the lunch­ eon with Sue Lynn were her Thrift Sale Miss Jeanne Robson whose guest of honor at a lovely marriage to Sam Srhwartz is luncheon at the Capri. grandmother, Mr*. Howell; I a n d Sandy Bisbcc, Carol j lene Smith, Ginger Norris and Miss scheduled for May 26 at Holy Co-hostesses w e r e an aunt, Mr*, it. W. Little, | llapp, Gent Klinefelter, Ar-1 Judy Sargent, A special meeting of the Os­ Cross Episcopal Church was Rose KraUcrt and Miss Ann teen Methodist WSCS was « _ ,,. , - _ . • • na held last week and a thrift sale was planned fur all of this week. May 17 through 22. It will be hahl at the Louie Noel Store from 5 to ft p m. each day. On Saturday a hake sale will he featured starting at 9 a.m. Ladies attending the plan­ ning session were Mrs. Ray. mond Lawson. Mrs. V. I*. Allman. Mrs. Grant Clutter, Mrs. Mary Hubbard, Mrs. Arthur Beatty, Mrs. J. L. Allman. Mrs. Gladys Caldwell and Mr*. Jam es Marlin. Osteen WSCS Crappt. Mis* Robson wore an attractive blur linen suit with imported white dotted *wiss blouse. The hostesses pre- Osteen jgCircle Meets Personals Tonight The regular meeting of the Anna Miller Circle will he held tonight at the Elk* Club. All members are urged to at­ tend. Following the business ses­ sion, a social hour will be cnfejoyed. .Mr*. Gertrude Gcber Mr*. Grace Staley, who hern staying with Mrs. Staley, have returned to home in New York. Sherry Thrasher Feted At Dinner Mrs. Jeri Miller entertained i blue and silver. blue carnation corsage*. The Miss Sherry Thrasher and a | The hostess presented Miss honorcc also received a gift. Others attending were Mrs. group of friends with a grad- Thraihcr and her mother, uation dinner at the Capri. IiI r ** Thrasher, with Ib, L. Bass, Mrs. B. Newsome | The table was overlaid with a white linen cloth and cen­ tered with a beautiful a r­ rangement of powder blue and white flowers. Other decora­ tions included blue anil while satin ribbon in keeping with the class colors. Inscribed on Hie ribbon, in gold, was “Con­ gratulations Sherry.” The class color theme was learried out in the attire of Ihc honorcc and hostess. Miss Thrasher and her mother wore navy blue and Mrs. Mil­ ler wore a gown of powder and the Misses Dorothy Newseme, Kathy Butler, Donna Collins, Elaine Echols, Linda Green and Sharon Walker. Personals - 1 .ISztsep-"^ *- ’ > • MISS SHERRY THRASHER, left, with hiwtenn Mrs. Jeri Miller iiiul her mother, Mrs. David Thrasher, a t a recent Rraduation dinner in her honor. Brother-Sister Observe Birthdays With Party Christopher Eoghsn Kelley, age six, and Maureen Jenni­ fer Kelley, five, children of Mr. and Mrs. Eoghan N. Kelley, celebrated Uieir birthdays with > Joint party at the home 0 o f their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold II. Kastncr, on Twin Lakes. Maureen and Christopher welcomed their young friend* and presented each one wilh a birthday hat and musical balloon. Then the fun started. Games were plsycd, songs sung and a rollleking good time enjoyed by all. • The five tables where a birthday lunch was served were decorated with Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Walt Disney characters, "Happy Birthday" streamers, musical Instrument* and balloons. Hot dogs on buns, potato chips, milk and all the birthday goodies children like were en-joy ed by Hie youngsters. • The Kastncr Florida room festured two birthday cakes. Maureen's was adorned with a doll and five candles and Christopher's was topped with a circus tent snd animals with six candles. Co-hostesses, C i t h e r i n e Fuhrmann, Peggy Packard and Mrs. Eoghan Kelley, hclp£ h1 Mrs. Kastncr serve the cakes and ice cream while the merrymakers helped the honorees blow out the candle* and make birthday wishes. Children Inviled were mem­ bers of Mr*. St. John's Kindergsrten, Sara Lee Roberts, Amy Berrien, Debbie Fowler, Kathleen Garvey. Dana Har­ den, Holley Kurimal, Patty fe.ee, Laura Maria Rcpilado, B e c k y Stenstrom, Susanne Wing, Price and Joey Baker, Jimmy Dycus and Buddy Echols. TURK-SOVIET DEAL ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) The Soviet Union will build new textile factories and mod­ e r n i s e existing onea in Tur­ k e y , Soviet Ambassador Niki­ ta illjov said b ert recently. Also Gary and Greg Fuhr­ mann. Jay Johnson, Scott Keirric, Douglas Nicholas, Mi­ chael Payne, Joseph Pickens, Jimmy Sikes, Bruce and Craig Turner, Stanley While. Mark Wheetley, Kenny Davi­ son, Kevin Eoghan Kelley, Douglas Packard and Munlca Jennifer Kelley. MAUREEN JENNIFER, left, ami Chlatophcr KoRhan Kelley, and have Roy their N e w Officers At Meeting chapters at a covered dish supper. Team one was winner of the award for best programs ol Hie year. Team one Is composed of Willa Mae Prokoseli, C a n d y McClanahan and Ginny Frederick. They were presented with rharms for llieir Beta Sigma Phi bracelets. Programs for Hie night were presented hy teams two and three. Topic* were "Ex­ ercises in Thought" am! "Cre­ ative Thinking.” After the programs, Installation of new officers was held with Hie fol­ lowing taking office for the entiling year: president, Mr*. Clarke Bruestle; vice-presi­ dent, Mrs. Ed Peterson; re­ cording secretary, Mrs. Tim Richards; treasurer, Mrs. John Prokosch; corresponding secretary, Mrs. AI Slmw. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mmes. Clarke BruesUe, Gordon Fred­ erick. Vernon Hardin, Glenn W S C S McCall, Mae McClanahan, Ed Peterson, John Prokosrh, A! William Pope, Joy Circle; Shaw. G. Andrew Speer, Bet­ Mrs. J. H. Powell, Lydia O r- ty Creamer and J . Harold rlr, and Mrs. Gordon Meyer, Chapman. Esther Circle. Mrs. Robert Bcnnrtt pre­ sented the program and led the pledge aervlce. At the Art and fashion have com­ business session a new budget bined to make some of the of $673,30 was approved and most dizzying patterns ever members were reminded to seen in Hie summer clothes save Betty Crocker coupons picture. Take a bathing suit to help obtain silverware for from Buie Marie Held. It's of Hie kitchen. Mr*. Mildred ■ crazy, mixed up pattern of Gramkow, Mrs. William Rape black dot* swirling around a and Mrs. John Martin attend­ modified while bikini and ed Hie May Fellowship of matching shirt. Blark and United Churrhwomen. white squares are used in a Joy Circlip postponed It* one-piece, unc-shouldered suit, meeting until after District the newest look for any num­ Training Day, which was May ber of summer fashions. 13. Mrs. Richard Breete gave a report on her recent trip to Annual WSCS Conference In Tampa. Hostesses for the fellowship hour were Mrs. J. M. Powell ami Mrs. Karl Fehd. Mrs. Richard Breeze N am ed President O f Grace Highlight of the May meet­ ing of Hie Woman’s Sociely of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church was install­ ation of new officers. Mrs. C. E. Williams, retir­ ing president, installed the fol­ lowing offierrs In serve for the roming year: Mr*. Rich­ ard Breeze, president; Mr*. J. O, Marr, vice president; Mr*. Andrew Cracker, record­ ing secretary, and Mr*. Ro­ bert Bennett, treasurer. Secretaries of tin* various rum in liters were; Mrs. Jim Leonard, spiritual life; Mrs. Bussell Gill, program m ater­ ial; Mrs. J. F. Smith, mission­ ary education; Mrs. John Hires, membership; Mrs. It. K. Welch, Christian social re ­ lations, and Mrs. Hurry Klay, campus ministry, ChairniAn of other commit­ tees were Mrs. Jack Bossinan, local rhtirrh activities; Mrs. Fashionettes Don’t call us for air conditioning unless you want low owning-cost, ...............pictures 1M US m rw l o r n i caaula r*M rotru mn* Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. m axim um performance equipment. n u n in wan, tu** «»•» M W 112 8. PARK AVE. Southern A ir 2513 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 322*8321 Lighter fluid removes heel or chair marks from > tils floor. Sorority Chapter Selects The 'Girl O f The Year Un-la Epsilon Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi held ils an­ nual Founder's Day luncheon at the Bird Cage Restaurant in Winter Park. President, Joanne Bohan­ non, conducted the program. A special message was read from Waller J. Boss, founder of Bela Sigma Phi. Subject of Hie message was "Being A Heal Person." Hie winning song of the national contest was announced and read by Pat Hctmi. The title was "Invital ion.” Following t h e Founder's Day plrdgc by the members, Mrs,, Buhannon presented each of her officers a charm symbolizing the office they held during Hie past year. A quick review of activities and events of the past year were given. Awards for perfect attend­ ance were presented to Bet­ ty Eriekson, Betty Lewis, Mona Walker and Betty Mc­ Kee. Mona Walker presented Joanne Bohannon wilh the ga­ vel guard of tier office in ap­ preciation of her work with the chapter. Climax of the afternoon was the announcement of the chap­ ter's higliost award, "Girl of Hie Vesr." It ws* presented In Jan Cahill. The award Is given 1o the chapter member that the group feels has con­ tributed the most to further the interest of the chapter during the past year. Office* held hy Mr*. Cahill this year Include recording secretary, ways and means • We Invite Accredited Charge Account h! • We Invite You To Check Our Competitive Priced! • Free Delivery Service I • We Offer The PeraonalUed Attention Of “Home Town Folkal” • Free Prencrlpllon Pickup Service! • Compare Our Prlca With The Price You Pay A fter Tha So Called Preaerlptlcm DiacounUl Touchton’s Rexoll Drug Locally Owned And Operated By Glean McCnU And “Ernla" Mills COR. lot & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 works for a life tnsuranca company. They have threa boys, Ken, Mark and Aten, and live at 118 Lake Mlnnia Drive in Park Ridge. She la employed as secretary at tha Sanford Naval Academy and has been circled president of Tlicla Epsilon for tha coming year. GRADUATES! Why not give that grade* ate of youra a practical, useful, sensible gift?—On# that will be used and ap­ preciated In the mowtha and yrara In come. MRS. JAN CAHILL chairman, publicity chairman, photographer and member of the scrapbook committee. She was Uio sponsor of two projects that netted more than $200 which was given to the Little Bed School house fund. At all Important eventa she look picture* for the chapter SANDWICH SPECIAL TOKYO (UPI) — A Tokyo sernplNKik in addition to tab firm Is making a machine Ing an active part in all chap­ that mothers wilh largo fami­ ter activities. Mrs. Cahill's husband, Don, lies will appreciate. The machine makes and wrap. 2U sandwiches a min­ ute. 1 lie spread goes into one part of the machine, the bread into another and out eomes neatly cut, trimmed and sealed sandwiches. "The Prescription Our Primary Concern1* 81LVKKPLATK BY — IN T O NATIONAL KADER JEWELERS MISS JEANNE ROBSON, briile-eloct with her mother ntiil hn«tesae» nt ii recent luncheon. Left to riRlit me, Miss Rosa KrnUciT, Mis. Harry E. Robson, Miss Robson and Miss Ann Crapps. Sorority Chapter Installs Standard flour should be sifted before It's measured. It parks down while It stands. P A R S E S **• - ........... A 2/C Harold E. Long J r. • visiting his family, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. b in s and Mike, at 2100 Lake Drive. "Buddy” Is on leave from Ft. Lee, Va., where hr is a photographer in the Air Force. Xi Beta Eta Chapter of, Beta Sigma Phi met Mnnday niglit at the home of the pres­ ident, Mrs. John Alexander. Announcement was made by the president of four ritual of jewels members who will lie transferring to the chapter this fall. Betty Creamer also is a transfer to the chapter from Washington state. Tile ways and means pro­ ject for the year, the "Grow­ ing Dollar,” was reported as a success with over flOO ra il­ ed by the girts. Mrs. G. An­ drew Speer was the winner by making the most profit with tier dollar. Announcement was made that the next meeting will lie held May 24 at the home of Mrs. Gordon Fred­ erick at which time Hie chap­ ter will he hostess In the transferring in e in h e r s ami presidents of the other four DeBary ft Sp. Wayne Hubert, his wife and son, Quince, of Ft. Hen­ ning, Ga., were houseguests of C. A. Henderson Friday and Saturday. Wayne is Mr. Henderson's nephew. Personals Mrs. William Doyle Is a patient at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Her two daughters, Mrs. Altccn Burgess and Mr*. Harriet Arner. id Tomtawanda. N. Y.. are visiting here during her illness. MISS SUE LYNN HOWELL, center, receiving a Rift from bostons Mrs. Andrew Hanson while her Rrnndniother Mrs. U. A. Howell watches. The occasion was a graduation dinner for Miss Howell. rented th# boooroo and M n . Harry E. Robson, her mother, with cymbidium orchid cor­ sages. The hostesses presented tha honorcc with a gift of sterling in her chosen pattern. The luncheon table was overlaid with a white linen cloth amt centered with an arrangement of d a la l e a , mums and greenery, flanked by white tapers in crystal holders. Similar floral ar­ rangements were placed at vantage points in the party area. Others enjoying the lunch­ eon were Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Mrs. Terry Christensen, Mrs. Walter Glelow, Mrs. Brack Perkins, Mrs. Wally Philips, Mrs. W. A. Kraizort, Mrs. J. H. Crapps and Miss Merrill Philips. The B e a u t i f u l SMITHCORONA P O R T A B L E TYPEWRITER la tha an­ swer. None better made and they are guaranteed for five years. They come In either manual or elec­ tric models. Light weight eteel carrying case. Bee them at HAYNES Of lice Machine Co. 314 Magnolia Ave„ Sanford Trrma and Irade-lna If daaired. Open evening#. �Ifr Horoscope F o re c a st V m fgrl VrrtH Herald Classifieds 15. Special Services W«a«Mday. May If, INS GENERAL TENDENCIES: I/nny-ranira plana of eonaa* quence can now b* lha mean* by which you u m ib ly channal your anergic* and your aetivllle*. You would b* wl»a to consult Drat with tho»a who ara older and more experi­ enced than you, to that you have the benefit of their valuable and aatuta augge*tlnn*. Improva your akin. ARIES (Mar. 31 to Apr. 10) I t behoove* you to find out what your relative p o r ­ tion la with peraona of power eo that you will get tight renull* In lha day* ahead. Aaalat one In particular. Then you get hacking you need, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Forget dull routine and add newcomer* of worth to present alHea, make the contacta that are very promlalng. Re alert to change* that lead to advancement. Concentrate on lateat method*. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A period apent In quiet concentration will bring the Intuitive hunchea that can be very helpful to you. Carry through with promUea you have made to other*. Then off to the kind of recreation you like. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Converting with loved one, aaaoclatea at length bring* fine understand­ ing, and change* for the bet­ ter can be made. Celebrate to­ night. Do whatever will please your associate*. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Thl* I* the right time to get at that work that only you can do well and which U very Important to execute now. Don’t be afreld of phyalcal labor. Othera respect you more for it. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get out among thosa per­ son* who give you a nlct, warm glow and feeling of be­ longing and hipplnea*. Make your plana early. Then keep appointment* on lime for best result*. I.IDRA (Sept. 21 to Oct. 23) Rclng devoted to kin makes the right impression upon others now. Get busy with any work to ba dona in lhat Important sphere of your life. Later Invite friends in for a happy aocial time. 8COH CIO (Oct. 2.1 to Nov. 21) Marketing of all aorta Is fine In A.M. and be aure you are very astute in both buying and selling. Strive for barmnny with everyone. Rclng fair with all la best Way. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dee. 21) Consider whatever is of praetlral nature first so that your advancement come* quickly. Give vent to that fine humanitarian quality you pn**e*s. This Is a wonderful morale booster. CAI'ltlt'ORN (Dee. 22 to Jan. 20) Personal considera­ tions should come first now ami a positive attitude will gain your ohjectlvea. Socialise tonight and talk to tha right people. Re diplomatic, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) You have the rapaci­ ty for thinking very big and thereby getting something In motion that brings fame am! fortune. Accept oppor­ tunity at hand. Don't pro* eraatlnata. IMSCES (Feb. SO to Mar. SO) Getting out In ths right circles makes possible your making many new and valu­ able contacts, Repaying social obligations la also wist, Ba more Imaginative, alert. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, ha or aha will be one one of thosa persona who haa his nr her eys pretty much the dollar sign, however there Is a great ability for whatever haa ts j | s with science and artM fipotU tura, ao be aura to >M » l this also In the education, otherwise only a dull business person emanplea here. Big roal estate holder'la denoted — pleating philanthropy In #U age. l 1 W Star# Impel, 1 V | I I iifl I 1 l ‘ Sot toss pel.” What a f year Ufa la YOU! Carroll RlghtcFa Individual Forecast far your alga far June U now ready, For your copy send your blrthdata and 91.00 to CorTotl Right cast The Sanford Ha 1021, Hollywood au­ nts. HIGH JUMPER NEW YORK (UPI) - Rus­ sian high Jumper Valery Bru­ me! hold* the world Indoor * record at M and the world ' outdoor m ark at T-Jti. LAWNS mowed. Edalnr. Rota Cleaned. Leave* Vacuumed. SII-SISI. Classified Phones W ren sstta r l A & B CONTRACTORS H O M E IM PR O V E M E N T S . R O O r iN I J . P A I N T I NO A IN 'U tA T IN Q F in a n c in g A rran g ed 1 1 1 -tllT E ie b a o g o SICK ROOM NEEDS 322-5612 Whtrl Chairs. Walkers. Canes A Crutches for rant or ills. Prescriptions at L o w e s t £ Prices. Discount lo peopla over It A all Service Personnal. Check our prices. Proas leai la ate Caoatr 425-5938 FAUST DRUG STORE Dial Wat Laaa Dlstaaea Free Delivery 111-OTIt OFFERING A SPECIAL SER­ VICE? More than tO.SOO readera sea Pha Sanford Herald classified ads dally. Rates aa low aa 11c ptr line per day! Dial m - S f lt or 111-1*11 and place your ad! & 1 1*1 & & • ■ i* J •** f* A Up to 5 Ml 1.301 1.50 11.50 ■ K a to to | 2 11.5* M 0 |1.00 It ta IS | 3 11.30 11.M I 2.85 10 to 2t I I I 1.50 2.53 1 3 .M 21 to 23 i 3 | 1.50 | 3.13 14.73 ins 16. Interior Decorators W JT u n !m !T M N U ^ l i r s p . r les. HI I p C o v a r a . F r e e O sl ttn a la a . All w o r k g u a r a n t e e d . A lan, u s ed f u r n i t u r e . R e m n ­ a n t s f o r sale. A d a m s D e c o r a ­ t o r * * s r - s n r i . __________________ MO | 3.70 I 5.70 2* to 30 N la lm o m * 0 — 1 U a a ( f i v e 1 -1 1 11 11 w o rd s o a r lla e l l j a M lalasom Cfeargv A ll S k i* l i s t s AOs C h a r ts * a t 1-IJay Mata 18. Landscape Service CONTRACT RATES ON BEQUEST cLass IWULi bisl-UV 11.30 Per Inch ( ■ H a in a n la rh a e at 1 riX IT SHOP N E W LO CA TION HO K r a t . r h ttl-tflt a a la n o ‘^ j5 jJ R S rE ^ A ? ? E S (? X T T r" <s M A IN TEN A N C E M ow ing, Sp ray in g , P ru n in g , E d g in g . t.at T o u r l a n d s c a p e R# O u r W o r r y . C a l l u s f o r E stim ate on Y ear Round R ats*. W VOSS LANDSCAPE 823-1950 A fter 6 — BEEBES— D ra p e rie s - S lipcovers • (lif ts JE A N M A R C EL IN T E R IO R S 1001 F r e n c h A v e . lil-S Ilio T h a K a ra te tr ill o a t bo eoa o o a slh le fo e n o t e S b sa s t s la ra rrer t la se rtS eo . 19. Builders Supplies COPY ^ B S ca S P T rorTcra^^^t^^* T h e H erat* raarrvaa th a » rlt l le a r a f r r j r r t la a a r r a rla . la a a a r o d v e r tls e m e o l w h ich II O rcn a a b le c t la a a b lr la th a o * lIr r a t th la s t w s . r a r e r .________________________ If 20. Hardware ^ DEADLINES I/O st & TED WiLLtAMS illtW. * ISS K. 1 1 th . ______________ l ? ? - l l * 4 21. Home Repairs 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Insertions and Kills (Sat. Noon For Monday) 1. G R E G O R Y L U M B E R CO M a o l a *ve m -o in e Found LOST Large black puns, Led. Isa prescription classes In whits cass, papers. Vicinity 10th at., Franch AV*. P.tward. SIS-SSIT. N O T IC E B u i l d i n g O w n e r s •— L o n g H o t D ry W e s t h t r — R oofs e rst k a n d a h ln g lti c u rl up. T ea* * R e f in e ry C orp. h aa m i g h t y plats roof p rim e r th a t p m a I l f # b a c k In I h n a a r o o f * . W a also have alu m in u m ronf c o a tln g t and a lu m in u m p ain t t h a t la s a f e f o r p l a y g r o u n d a q u lp m a n t. C all u* f o r FR F IB K s t l m a t * T . R . C. A d v i s o r . Ill-ttO l. LOST: Small Toy Tsrrlsr. Ian, mats. Vicinity B. tat ft. Ra* 22. Plumbing ward. I’h. 3:3-111* or 111I'LU UU lM iJ 1111. C o n tra c tin g R ep airs FREE 2. I’ersonals jr . i) E S T IM A T E ! II. L. llARVET 104 S a n f o r d A vs, lll.lllt Do you ha vs a drinking prob­ lem. w rite r. a Box tits . 23. Painting Hanford. PA IN T IN G 4. Beauty Care A rep air, lii-islt 24. Well Drilling HARRIETT1'* Beauty K o o k , soft watar, evening app'ts. ins Ho. Oak. Itt-ITSS. s p e c ia l on p e r m s W ELL* D R IL L E D , PUMPH H PR IN K L E R SYSTEM S A ll T y p a a a n d S l s a a W a R e p a ir a n d Servlca ■ T I NE Ara IlrautT Uhop has moved a c h l n a a n d S u p p l y C o. lo Cut W Curl Rrauty Uhop. v. Ind Hi________ 111-S111 I0*L off of rreuU r prlcaa of Parma. I l l Palmstto Ave. Ph. str-o iii. 30. Home Appliancea n s ^ n R jk d 6. C hild C are a . E. A p . l t a o c IIS M ag n o lia ELECTRIC New A U sed 111-1*1* NANNIE'S K11)1)1 K CARE, 1(10 H Oak Ave, Infanta to S yr*. W# N»»rr Closa. 31. Musical Instrum ents 8. I’etn & Supplies Q a n a C u m b a a — 111-1SS1 (1FIRMAN SHEPHERD Pupptra. pura brad, unrrglattrad. Ill* 1111. PUPPIES, Mothar Putt t-abradnr nstrlavrr. S1I.I4II. FREBl 1 Btaullful klttana naa I ■uod homs*. i : m m i Attar ( p. m. ANIMAI. HAVEN. Ksnnsls Screened Run, Boarding. !*.?• STL*. You alt coma ssa us! 12. Special Notices C A N AH D a y C a m p b a g l n a J u n e M lh.. U k s G olden. F o r l a f o r m a t i o n c a l l l i r - t l l l , grad Oanaa. HITCHING Post Rlfta * Pawn shop. l.osns on any­ thing of valua. :*:* Sanford Ave.. l l l . l l l t . 18, Catering . Food TKLUJVVSQUAai^ll^TfT1 Legal Notice X O T I C K Ar A P P L I C A T I O N . F O B T A * DBSCD lutsi ***"** ' MaMs* of N O T IC E la H E R E B Y O IY K N . p a t P a te r V aa M oatert th a h o ld e r o f th a fo llo w in g c a rtl f ie s ta h a a filed a a 'd c t r '. l l l - a t * fo r t e a deed to be la e u td lite r* on. T h e c e r t l r t c a t a n u m b e r a n d v e e r of leauanre, th e d ta o rlp llun o f th e p ro p s r-y , a n d th e n a n s In w h i c h I t w a s a s s e s s e d a r e aa f o l l o w s : C e r t i f i c a t e No. u s Tear af tao u an ca l i l t B eocvlpilog * P r o p e r ly • L o t e IS, I f , A IS B l k I C lay S p rin g P U l B ook I P a s * IS I" w h ic h a e t e ie e d C lyde D. M i d d l e t o n . All o f e a l d p r o p ertjr b e in g t n th e C o u n ty o f S em inole, g u t * o f F lo r id a . U n U aa such c e rtific a te sh all ba ra d a am ad a c c o rd in g to la w th a p r o p e r t y d e e c rlb e d In e u c h c e r ­ tif ic a te w ill be to ld to th e nlR tatat ra th b idder Al th* fro o t door o f tho S em in o le C o u n ty C o u rt lio u e* a t S a n . ford, F lo rid a , o n th o f l r a t M o n . 0 » F ! * , h * *»•■*■> o f J u n e . 11*1, w M c h Is t h e Tt b d a y o f J u n e , & •» •* IW a t l t h d a y a f A pril. tO ff le la l C le rk '* l e a l ) A r t h u r If. B a c k w l t h . J r , C lerk of C irc u it C o u rt Be m l a o l * c o u n t y , F l o r i d a ■ f t H . M. T a m m , J r . , D e p u ty C lo lrk M a r «, I I , I I , I f , l i l t P la n o T u n in g a n t R ap atr W. U H arm on ... I l l - l l t l 0 Legal Notice notice o r purr T O i H A R O L D W. K IN O , a / k / a H A R O L D W A R R E N K IN G a n d F R A N C E S L. K I N G , h i s w ife, d e f e n d a n t s . TOU AND EACH O F TOR a re h e re b y n o tified t h a t ault haa been com m enced ag ain st y o u In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th a N in th Ju d icial C ircuit o f th e B ta t* o f F l o r i d a In a n d fo r S em inole C ounty, th e a b b r e ­ v i a t e d t i t l e o f w h i c h is: T h e B ow ery S av in g s B an k , a i r . P lain tiff, -ve. R obert W. A rm entrout. Jr. and B l r o n O. A r m e n t r o u t , h i e w i f e , at a t. D efen d an ts, I n C h a n c e r y No. m i l . T h e n a t u r e o f D i l i a u l t 1* a fo reclo su re th a t certa in m o r t­ g a g e h e ld a n d o w n e d by p l a i n t i f f , d a t e d D e c e m b e r 1. 1 1 * 1 a n d r e c o r d e d D e c c m b r 11. !»'•« Ill O f f i c i a l R e c o r d s H o n k P d p a g e 11* o f t h e P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f S em tnola C o u n ty , F lo rid a , e n c u m b e rin g th a t c e r ta in p ier* o r p a rc e l o f p r o p e r ty lo cated , situ a te, and being In said C o u n ty an d S tate, to -w lt: Lot t i of S o u th P lo eereet, F l r a t A d d itio n , aa r e c o r d *d la P l a t B o o k to, p a a * e <1 a n d I I o f t h e P u b l i c R e ­ c o rd s of Sem inole C o u n ty , F lo rid a. EA C H O F TOD Ig R E Q U IR ­ ED t o f i l s y o u r a n s w e r os o th e r w r itt e n d e fe n se s to th e C o m p la in t w ith th e C le rk of th e C irc u it C o u rt of F e m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In t h l a p r o ­ ceed in g a n d to sorva a copy th e re o f upon th e p la in tiffs a t ­ to rn ey s, w hose n a m e s a n d a d d rsaa a re h e r e in a fte r set fo rth , a s re q u ire d b y law , n o t la te r t h a n t h o 1 t h d a y o f J u n o 1**1. la d afau lt th e re o f th a cau sa w ill p r o c e e d ** p a n * u p o n t h e e n try of g Deere* P r o Confeaso a g a in s t you. W IT N E S S m y hand an d th a o f f i c i a l a e a l o f s a i d C o u r t In le m ln o la C ounty, F lo rid a , thl* T t h d a y o f M a y , 1**1. (S EA L) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r , C lerk o f th e C ircu it C o u rt B y : M a r t h a T . V lhlem D e p u ty C lerk B E ARDALL, O IU D L E T AND L E W IS A tto rn ey ! for P lain tiff • • N o rth C o u rt a iro o t P o st O ffice Bog u i * Orlando, Florida May II, tl, i t A Jua* C D M -It ' / �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. SO. Mlsc. For Sale 51. Articles For Rent H O OVKIl VAC. C t-K A N K H S W H I T E H E W IN O M A C H I N E S A u th o ris e d S t l t i A S ervice OARHBTT8 J 8 0 B. P i n t i::-il* ( R E N T A RED R nllaw ay. Ilo tp ital. Da by Rede, by Day. W eek, or M oath. C A R R O L L 'S F U R N I T U R E 118 W . l a c llt-llll *JAB R A N G E , f u l l y a u t o m a t i c . ISO. M u l l *e* t o a p p r e c i a t e . H i* a t 1201 M a g n o l i a . U. E . U p r i g h t D r o p F r a e i e , a s * e a lla n t c o n d itio n |T I. I I M I I I 2 M E N 'S L e a t h e r L o u n g * C h air* . I»rrf*cl c o n d itio n , 1 a V lh ra tn r. A v o cad o Q r . m a T o aat, *25 e a c h . 122-OS87. 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F orm al, a lia I. 222-188 5 a f t e r « p. m. 2 E V E N I N G D re u a e a , a l t * S A T , 1 aan n e w Heat C o v e r t fo r ' I t U u l c k S p e c i a l . C a l l 1211111 a f t e r t p. m . 20" B I C T C L.E. new. Ill C l o t h a a : H oy*. I n f a n t * . A M a ­ t e r n i t y , a l i a 12. C a r b a d . P l a y t a x N u r e t r aat. All R e a s o n ■ bl*. P h . 22 2-4919. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— I- oxt a F o u n d 2— Perso n als «— B ea u ty C ar* I — Day N ursartaa 8— C h i l d C a r * 8 — D o * a— C a t * — P a t a ID— P o u l t r y — I . 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C ontact P a u l B rook s h i r # , S a n f o r d l l a r a l d , 222 2I1L 1106 A pt, 2 t i 'l l 116. Autos • Sale nr Trade 122 -290 8. ««»-t:«9 2— S E W I N G M A C H I N E S — 2 1911 D l x l - a - M a t l r Z l g Z a x a t h a t F ro m Sanford E x eh n ag * h a v e n e v e r been uead. T h e y QUEEN d riv e r-.a la * , w e re M o th er * D ay la y a w a y a D A IR Y L A n O E t B D H M . Horn* 2 H ath*. m a n . n o a g * l i m i t . 2122 P a r k n e v e r picked u p ; cu sto m er* F lo r id a R oom , Lga. S to rag e , D rive. l i f t a r e a . W * a r e u n a b le to C arp o rt* . N ear S h o pping C e n ­ lo c a l* th e m . You c a n h a v * te r, P la y g ro u n d . |2 l o M oves th e e * m a c h in e s fo r th* b a l ­ MAN 2 1 .t i fo r I n s u r a n c e D ebit. y o u In . I l u y a E a c r n w , I n s u r ­ I II D R M .. 1 M a i n . D e e p W e l l Sanford Av*. S alary p lu s a n c e 1*7. C a a h o r T e r m * . W i l l a n c e , a t e . (1 p l a y r i n s i n g . ) f o r l a w n , 17* »* m o n t h l y p a y . C n m m l a a l o n . 321-0111. t a k a o l d e r m a r h l n a a In t r a d e . l i t W . J l n k l n a C ircle. F o r m a n ta . A v a ila b le 8 J u n e . Ph. P h o n a t 2 S - t S l l ; w ill d e liv e r: a p p o in tm e n t call 1 2 2 - 1 8 1 2 a f ­ I1I-472I. NO O B LIG A TIO N : C A L L COL­ t e r I p. m . o r a n y t i m e o n weekenda. LECT. 8 BEDROOM, I Bath home. R E G I S T E R E D N u r s a a o r L.P .N ., 9880.08 d o w n , a e e u m e p a y M E N 'S W O R K S H I R T S t l N u r a a a A i d e s a C o o k . O o o d t li l t . . I B a t h . D o u b l a U t i l . I t m . m a n t a . l o c a t e d n e a r ba e# a P l a y r o o m , F e n c e d y a r d . P h . pay. P le a sa n t w o rk in g c o n ­ s c h o o l . I ’ll. 222-4 01 2. 222-0101. 210 S a n f o r d A v * . 122-S791 d itio n . A p ply D t B a r y M an o r X u ra ln g llom a. 8 8 1 - tt it. I II D R M . H o m a , n « » t a c o m ­ fortable, reasonable, F I a. S A N F O R D M EW IN G C E N T E R B o o m . U t i l i t i e s . **4-1773. — l O t 8 o. P a r k A v * . 121-9111 R E A D r-M IX CONCRETE B l o c k * . S l a p p i n g H to n e e . S a n d . S lta l, U raaua Trap*, Rock, Lot M arker*. P olyethylene. W lr * M esh, S tep s. W in d o w Hill*. D r y W e l l s A D r a i n T l l a . M I R A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. A PT .. I'l'IIS '. $100 DOW N PL Y IN G SE M IN O L E RA NCH (S p ace U n iv ersity A irp o rt) L o c a te d 2 m ile s E a s t o f O viedo o n l l w y . *19 la n o w o p e n . S tu d e n t In s tru c tio n n o w g lv e n In P i p e r C h e r o k e * " l i o . ' C o m e o u t a n d l e a r n to fly N O W . E x p e r t I n e t r u c t l o n In a relaxed a tm o s p h e re re m o v ­ ed fr o m buey tr a f f i c p a tta rn a . T w in - a n g i n a C h a r t e r av ailab le anyw hara. E aao A viation P r o d u c t! a v ailab le fo r H ap p y F lying. Ph. H I 2201 f o r f u r t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n and appointm ent. APT. '*9 HAM II I.K it. « f l o o r S e d a n , B e a t . I r a n A n e w tire*. I372.li <1 S A X F O ' t D M O T O R CO • 08 F r e n c h A v * I32 -4 8 I: Park. d e c o r a t e d , 9*2 m o . , t a l e J r «►up. C a l l J T 2 - 7 1 I 4 n f t e r *:S0. 55. Furniture For Sale R ed d .n g A P u r n ltu r* A T FACTORY PR IC E S : 118 M a g n o l i a 121.8111 FURN. *00 FURN. DUPLEX I lldrm., re­ 121-2220 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. A pt. FURN. a Sanford FURN. mo W K L A ..A APARTM ENTS ' . F l r a t St. FRKE ESTTOTATE 210 G A R A G E A p t. . K u r i l 111 1 2 2 - J j n : o r 122*1218. 53. Wanted To Huy USED DUPLEX. 2 B drm . 'I 'itio u a B oom s, B u ilt-In K itchen equipm ent. Lge. C h rln L ink F e n c e e n c lo s u re in r C h 'td r a n . F u rn . or U n fu rn C ieselbcrry, l l l - l i : e o r 119 -19* 1. 1 BEDROOM F u rn . Iledecorat e d . W a t e r . | ( 8 nt. v 22 2- 81*2. 1 2 2 -tlll K V K I I V D A T L O W IM tl C E H ! 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O n l y C k.n i) , l l a l - U p h o l a l e r l n g A M a t t r t a a r e n ­ o v a tin g . S a w A Uaad P u rn l* a n c a p a la b la m o n th ly . Call In v estm en t R ealty t u r * . C a l l N ix O e d d l n g M f g . C o l l e c t G A S-2S1T, O r l a n d o . II2-I1T S C o. a t 188 C a l t r y A v * . 111. l i t N. P a r k A v*. 2117. F o r aaay, q u ic k c a rp e t c le a n ­ i n g r a n t B lu* L u s t r e E l e c t r i c S h a m p o o e r o n ly I I p e r d a y . U aed f u r n l t u r a a p p lia n c e * , tools, a t e . b o u g h t - S o ld . l - a r r y ' a C a r r o l l P u r n l t u r * Co. M art. I l l S a n f o r d Av*. Pk. 111.41 12 . L A T E X P A I N T 12 S I g a l . ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS By ART SANSOM " Y o u n a m e It — w * h a v e H I" llu u te — H y d rau lic T ran an tlaalo n — Ja c k * 288* S. H i a w a t h a 125. Mnrine Supplies Mny 18, 1065 — Pape 11 lflfi. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale frrslb (EXCEPT SATURDAY) Seminole County Motors P 0 W T »AC 1] lla»l B U I C K ~ | RAMBLER 322-0231 "Eaealleet Barries Too” 1601 W. l i t St. — Sanford Phono 322-0614 SOI WEST FIRST STREET 1601 WEST FIRST STREET Strickland-Morrison Ford* Inc. Or MI 7-2330 SANFO RD, FLA. Ill-M il W. Hark «M-III$ �I P a n l £ ? S f y lV lW H A ll Orlando area, W inter Parle, Clermont, Casselberry, Sanford 4 DeLand Publix Markets join in celebrating the gala REV. HAMILTON Rev. Hamilton Accepts Call To Pinecrest OF OUR MOTH S T O R E ...T H E S ot. lU r A. Hamilton, pastor of Fimt Baptlit Church of OJua( who conducted April U am ices ot Pinccrsit Bap* tiat Church, Sanford, haa boon called by unanimous vota (a tha local eongragation to • a m aa paator. Tha 14-year-old minister, aInca hia ordination In 1032, haa aarrad four churchaa In Kentucky and tha OJua church ta hla #8 yaara of axpericnca. Hla flrat church began wtlh sight member* at Greenup <Ky.) Baptlat Church and thara ware 860 member* in tha congregation at cloaa of hla mlniitry thara. Hamilton atat** that one of tha most pleasant experience* in hla Ufa waa to be minister of tha M 0-member Sand Sprint Church, tha fourth largest rural Baptist church in tha Southern Baptist Con­ vention. Ha reports that his longest and moat fruitful min­ istry, by way of numbers, was at Immanuel Baptist Church in Louisville, in which ],4DS people Joined the church in tha 14-ysar period he waa tha pastor. Ha waa graduated from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Loulivilla in 104B. Bar ami Mrs. Hamilton have throe children. The old­ est son is U and teaches in a college in Columbia, S. C.[ their daughter is a teacher in tha Louisville public schools, and Paul Richard is 10 years old and will be entering schools hero. W A R D P L A Z A PUBLIX, W E S T 50, IN O R LA N D O !!! WEDNESDAY ONLY! IN ALL rU IL IX MARKETS LISTED BELOW! Borden's ICE M ILK ASSORTED FLAVORS pftien L IM IT 1 PLEASE W ITH PURCHASE $5.00 OR M ORI am IP P IC T IV I IN ALL PUBLIX MARKETS LISTED BELOW THROUGH W EDNESDAY, M A Y 19, 1945 ' *VS«’ ; u SW IFT'S P REM IU M PRO TEN G O V T .-IN SP E C T E D H E A V Y W ESTERN BEEF... Nursing Council Sirloin Steaks... .**1°* Key Club Steaks .Ib*109 T-Bone Steaks .. . b*l09 Ten Round Steaks Ifc*109 Sets Meeting In Altamonte By Jails Bertas Discussion on organisation and services available from tha Public Health Nursing Advisory Council will be pre­ sented at TiSO p,m. Wednes­ day in Altamonte Springe at a public meeting to bo held under eponaorihlp of Dr. Gertrude Forman at tha Com munity House. Speakers will inelud* Dr. Thomas L. Larsen, Hanford Burgeon and gynecologist: Dr. Frank Leone, rounty health director: Mrs. Grace Fisher, supervisor of county health nurses, and Mrs. Edna Gray, county nurss. This meeting Is open to all residents o f A l t a m o n t o Springs and surrounding com munition. 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People# 11.11 Bay 111.14 P t N a f EH B 1/4 of N E 'i of NWH 1 11 I I ch aa T A Buaan M Jone# Robert A Johnnie M Cooper I #1 t a t 4 -----RONINdON'B BVHVRV o r AM ADDITION TO BANPOED Sea Post nun B Bl BAN M JONES SUBDIVISION PLAT BOOK 1 PAOB TB Johnnie Me* A Itobert t a t I ------PLAT NOOK 1 PAGKa M A M IIM T P t N II H ll.ll Lota 1 to 41 .... —_____ Charlee T A Buaan M Jones Cooper 4 II Day W I I I t/4 r t l i m n of w n i . a i WAITE# SUBDIVISION PLAT BOOK B PAOB 41 Council A Minn!# Clark SM I t a t I I ---------------------r t or n u t . t n N II H Day E 101 P t B 4 of ta t* 1 1 I 4 I A m . m MIDWAY P U T BOOK I BAOR I I t u i n «i v P II H Day E to ___ Chari#* T A B tuaa All Lot 1 Itobert L A Me# P rin t!# I I I Let I ---m i s r t s i n is M Jon## ll.ll B * S ---------------------- 11 Sd t l Paul B A Franca# N Slid m at# Horn## Ine 14.14 ll.ll ta t It — W lllla A Baulah Jena* W ldasar lll.tl r» of Lot l ----------E A Evelyn Edward# 111 N S lt .lt r t of E l l l . t l ta t tl l m r t ot w m . n r t Baa 1111.11 P t B a t r t Of NEH ot BW t* Jem ee Le# I t IT t a t I I --------------------EH Bae Poet Run o r n i t i . n r t of S t.lt tta a a St ltd 4»l) SI S4 t l D orothy L Pippin r r # n k (Infer#, Heir* 41.11 U l .l l ta t# I t A t l ------------John A Violet Halt N I t Dey I I Min W t,ot i ----------------Kddl# L Hadley E t Al HOT a u n i r t of x i l l . t i t a t II --------------------M i n r t of b u t r t ot 1111.1 r t N SIH r t of k m i l r t ta n W aahlntton ll.lt l l . l l Lot* t t l I t ! 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H alt* M M i l (ltd David A a s BssA N W H ------------------II H I Blk A ---------- •wh GENEVA TERRACE PLAT ROOK I I PA SB BB M t Id Blk 1 •M l P U T BOOK 1 PAOB IBB Cant m l F t* Daval asmdM CANAAN H eirs 11.11 M t I I Sidney R A E a Char ina L Mary Roberta. H eirs Co Ina (M l — M t 11 E lk 1 -------- — B m XW Cor M t I I B lk 11.t l O antral F Is Davalapm ant BoUad ArcM# Cross E l Al • L i t M t 11 Blk 1 Lot# I A I E lk I -------A R ub B t i l l P t • M l W ilbur J A K arm a B Cs Ins Julia Robln##n. H airs ll.ll M t I t M U 4 A I E lk 4 ----B II D«S I I Min W agner tl.U t l . t t M t U Blk • C entral F Is Davalapmant M t 11 Elk I ----------- _ _ ___ Sadi# M M assln s B t Al w t i n rt w tu t PLAT BOOK f BABB SB BK L.IILH SECTION OP LOCK AKBOR IN SECTION « TTW EBR1P SB ll.ll K B R S B V t ADDITION TO MIDWAY Co lae r t x to r o i l p i ot SANQS a s PLAT BOOK V PAOB VB M l 1 B lk • Ml O sntral P is Davslopm ant M t I _______________ Jam es A M u lt# M s s M t* I I I I I I 111 A Sd.lt Lot 11 Blk 1 _______ Co Ine Calvin A B arth# M Collin# Sanford tam lso la Company 44.11 T.4I Jem## ta r r y , H#lr* ll.IT Lot H ________ ____ — io i n ik a ----------M ERIW ETHER'S PLAT OP ONE ACRR IN BKC. BB TW P. IB ROB BS C sntral r i * Davalopmsat All Blk 1 1 ----------------C ity of Sanford 11.11 L*« t B lk • PLAT BOOK I PAOK BB SOUTH SA krO B B LOCK ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE BBCT10N DBRD ROOK IB1 PAUK BBS BCR Cs Ins ll.ll H id LUI# Darn## N14 o t Lot I ----------M t I E lk • Joseph A Bobhls ■ Jaekoaa 14 41 PLAT BOOK • PAOBB f t 4k VB M ld-Pls Invaatm ant Cs d t.id H arbart A H aiti# L Cherry B11.TB M U I A d --------I 1 Blk T DBKD BOOK I B PARK BW BCR M id-Fla Invastm ant Cs •1.11 P T HBRWKTHRRB BURVRT O at M t No 1 (M sa N i i .i i W illiam AB#rsiu# ifs iii M t 3 Blk T A J A Ma* B Sheppard dd.ll M ld-Pls Invaatm ant Co ll.ll S10 F t) ___ - .........City of Sanford 3 t .l l M U 1 I A I ----- ----b ii.ii n a w i rt M t • E lk T H ere* A Lula M noblneoa 4.11 C sntral r u D avalopm sat l l . l l Lot 1 Dlk I _________ Rudolph E A C lara O Bit#) N A n # r# K a S B a tik M t 1 --------------------• t m i i i w •( nr Mid Btata Horn** Inc Ti l l Johnson ____ tll.ll Co Ino • M l Lot I ____ lt.ll H alil# X M m h R 41 r t of M l 1# _ Pierce L A Lula R oblsaos la .ll LOCH ARBOR PAIRLANB BRCTtON PLAT BAAK • PA RS IBS M t T E lk V C entral r i * D rvalopm sst A lbert A D trth# S paas l . l l M t I t -------E H s f M t S I ---------- Elleha A lluby D Edward* l l . i l M t A _______________ Chan R Bloom J r E t Al 4.11 LSI M l I t Co Ine P loralta Bmltk Ml M t II W lttl# A E dvanna Btapkasa I I I LOCK ARBOR . PH ILLIPS BRCTtON PLAT ROOK 0 PAOBB B B H M t I E lk f LT# M t I t C sstra l PI* Development P lo r# lls T Batoth L et II — PLAT BOOK B PAOB IBd M t I Blk I _______ ___ V ans E A Paul* t Saves* l.ll J • PACKARD'S 1ST ADD TO MIDWAY Co Iso r i o r tl ta T sm ith Ml IM Lot II (Loa# ■ I I I PI) 11.11 LOCH ARBOR, PIN B LA KB BRCTtON PLAT ROOK SO PAOB BV Pam C ol SPl'RLINQ HBIOKTS M l 1 B lk S C sstral F Is D avalopm sat PLAT BOOK I P A M Ik Ml t Jam aa O Chapman • II P lo u rls# Banka l l . l l Mt 4 Co Ine M t I __ U tl ■ H I P t of E l i t . 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Corp 1*1 SETH W O OIIRU rPT SUBDIVISION PLAT BOOK B PAOK Co Ine Lot I I lllk tl —------- — IIH Min R t l l . i l 141 P A O Development Corp 4.41 H Internet In M l I _ K A Reynolde l.ll M t 11 B lk • t a t 11 Blk O ----------r t X II Day II H C antral FI* D avalopm sat P A a Davalapmant Corp 4.41 t a l a I I 11 11 A I I ----H IT t a t II Dlk O ----------Lady C A A lbert RSddSB Min K l l l . t l P I W Co Ine LU FRANK L WOODRUFF'S Il'B D IV IItO k a PAOB 44 PLAT B u m rt • lit Pt M t I t B lk I T hat P a rt *f M t I O satrsI F la DavalapmsaB Jack A Cora A K a n sa r ll.ll W l i t r t to Bey — d St • t M ayfair la a la* I Me* f l a t a t Palm M l* I I A II IT .tl C* Ina L it W illiam I A Bvaiya K q r r b n b b ia r o r l o c k a r b o r b b c o n o t a c M t 11 Blk • Shadows A W I I I C antral F Is Davalopmaat Crabtree H T .tl PLAT b o o k i* p a g e aa ta t* II A I I _______ r t ) X of Mullet Co Ino 4M ) ll.ll Tarry J A Donna L Trooper l-d*t f __________ ___ K Ins'w ood n u lltara. 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Is a M U « t t l A td A M t I Blk U Ml C sstra l r u Davalapmant I I I Pay* I I (Lea* • t Jah sa W aparttaa, Ina AM WH *f M l 11 Co Isa v.id • I* F t) _ .......... I I U I t W illi* B A Ruby L Bellanyar l l . l l Oloa R A D an*vs O C scb rsa TI.H Lot U Blk 11 Blk U ----------------AM Bt Johns PrspartlaA In# C sstra l r i s Dsvalspm aat b #b S4V.i i r t n a St John* Properties, la* 1 11 M U U Id II A I t Blk Cs IBS 9 M I t l . l r t B of w h Bt Johns Fra par tie*. lea Lewis L A Mildred R Looter M l* M t U B lk IV It AM C s s trs l PI* D svalspm sst Mil* Post Rue W Bl Johne Prepartlao. is* O liver E A Lb K sra AI1 M ts I t A II Blk U — CS IB S Ml H I *1 P I BEly on SJohlom t.T t M t l l Blk U Bt John* Frapartla*. Is* AM O satral Ply DsvaVapmsat Glonway to P t I l f t J a h s L A BBSS M H um phrey l l l . l t St Johne Praperllae. In* I t. 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T h # N o r th O r l a n d u Co le.lt 23 l l l k 24 _____ 1 »T T h* N orlh O rla n d u Co L o t 24 ll lk : < ............ I.IT 19. 0» T h# N o rth O rla n d u Co Lot 23 ll lk Sfi A l l II l>F I’ A I I T I I P M I R T H I H I I . 4 M I I I A N U I4 T H (1 It LA M l O ta r a d d P L A T H O O K 13 P A R K M« M a a lrrb u ltd e ra C orp IT .IT I.ot A l l l k 3* -------------15 7 i M atierhulldera C orp E H nf Iml D l l l k 11 — M aa le rb n lld e rt C nrp _____ it :• IdUl k m i l :* 11 i:i*l,AY' ( I F P A I I T II P M I B T I I l l l l t . A A I M ) 1ST A 1 A D A D D P L A T II IH IK 14 P A R K 14 M aaterlnillder* C urp I I 79 \ II tk 1 ------------M aslerh u lld ere C orp in 14 I ll lk 1 _________ M a s i e r b u l l d e r a C o r p I n It I Itt k 1 ----------------M a a t e r b u l l d e r a C o r p 11 *1 Itl k 2 ----------------1 tool M aslerliu lld era C orp I I 11 2 Itl k 2 — ..... ........ 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T h e N u r l h O r l a n d u C o lu ll lent 4 ll l k 4 ____ _____ _ It 4i T h e N o rlh firlatidn Co lent 2* Itl k 4 --------------— 11 41 T h * N o r Hi Mr la i n lo C u 2!« ll lk 4 ---------------11 91 T h e N u r l h o r l a n d u C o 3«» ll l k 4 ------ ---------1 0 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o C o Itl k 4 ___________ Im l I I T h e N o rth O rla n d o Co 10 73 Iml 32 l l l k 4 ---------------T h e N o rlh U rls n d o Co 114 T r a c t A ____ __ _ T h e N o r t h O r U n d o Co I 14 T r a c t H ...____ ______ _ (* 1 .M T h * N o r t h O r U n d o C o Traci 11 41 M asierb u lld era C orp Im t A l l l k 1 4 ___________ 10 34 M eelerbtilldera C o rp L u t It l l l k 1 4 ------ -------— 19 19 M asie rb u lld e ra C orp Igfit c l l l k 1 4 ----------------T h * N o rth O rU n d o Co l i 30 teOt D Itl k l i ____ — ------18 19 T h * N o rth O rla n d o Co Lot K IUk 1 1 -------------T h * N o rlh O rta n d o Co 11.41 L u t K l l l k l i ----------------N o r t h O r l a n d o D e v e l o p m e n t l m t A l l l k I t ____ __ — C orp I T . 11 N o rth O rla n d o D a v ato p m an t IdOt n B l k 1 1 -------------C orp • 1 11 N orth O rU n d o D ev elo p m en t L o t c l l l k 1 1 ----------------C orp 14.11 18.1# I m t D B l k 11 ----------------M aete rb u lld e ra C orp IdOt K ll lk I t ------------14.19 M aste rh u lld e ra C orp L o t F B l k 11 ----------------N orth O rU n d o D tv e lo p m e M IT »1 C orp N orth O rla n d o D e v elo p m en t L o t A B t k 1 4 ____ __ ____ C orp IT .U L o t B B l k 14 ________ N o rth O rta n d o D a e tlo p m o n t C orp 14.11 L o t C B l k 14 N o rth O rla n d o D evelopm ent C orp 14.11 Im t D B lk l i N orth O rlando D a v alo p m en t C orp Lot E B l k l i North O rlando D aetlopm ont t'o rp Lot P B l k 11 Norlh Orlando D tetlspm oM Lot A Lot B Corp I k 11 - Rlk 11 Lot C Blk 11 L«4 D B l k t « Lot E Blk II Lot r Blk I t EBETII I B U K H H I N o rth O rU n d o D d ttlo p m d n l C orp N o r th O r la n d o D ovalopm sw l C urp North Orloodo Dovolopmoot Corp N o rth O rlo o d o D oeoiopoeont OKI N o rth O rlo o d o D o eo lo p m o M North Orloodo Dor44o#aa*ot Corp rut • «* �' 0, DESCRIPTION OP LAND I NAME O r OWNER DESCRIPTION OP LAND ill NAUR o r OWNER «* • !3> DESCRIPTION OP LAND d e s c r ip t io n KA UE OP OW NER ill o p laud NAME OP OWNER III ___ T h i N orth OrtonAo Co T .ll tx>t If Rlk R p t ■ ♦ d *p in * Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 _____ Tha North Orlando Co T.41 Tfci North O r tl k li Co S M I Lot I Elk ST ----------Ixit I I Blk I Mia E to Panam a It.IT Tho North Orlando Co ___ Tho North Orlondo Co T.dl Lot * » I 1 *T -----------P odiral H ouiln* Lot IT Rlk B R4 Wly on R4 to Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 ___ Tho North O rlindo Co Tit Comm lulonor 3II.IT I A it I Elk IT ----------------___ Tho North Orlando Co l l . l l Lot II Rlk R Tho North Ortando Co I.TI B*f ) .... ( A lt T Blk I T ----------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Cn T.ll T h i Nortk O rU n lo Co 14.14 Tx* I I R lk 1 ___ Tho North Orlondo Co 11.14 Ixit II Rlk Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Ix* • Rlk A ___ Tho North Orlondo Co Ml T h I North Ortando Co 14.14 Lot I Blk I T ----------_ _ Tho North O rlindo Cn IT.II Lot 41 Rlk IrOt IS B t k 4 A Rlk Tha North Orlando Co Ix* T T1.4T Lot 11 Blk IT ----------___ Tho Norlh O rlindo Co Ml T h i North O rlindo Co 14.14 Tho North O rlindo Co t i l l Ixrt 41 Rlk l x i t 11 n i k 4 . Tho North Orlando Co ll.TI lx* I Rlk A _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co T.ll Tho North Ortaado Co 13.41 Lot 1 Blk 1 1 ----------___ Tho North Orlondo Co l l . l l Lot 41 Rlk I x U IT R l k 4 Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Lot 4 Rlk n Lot I Blk I I ----------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Co T.ll Tho North Orlando Co IT.4I lx* 41 Rlk IrOt 11 n i k 4 _ . __ T h t North Orlondo Co 11.14 nik R l» t * Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 _ Tho North Orlando Co 7.11 Tho North Orlando Co 14.14 Lot I Blk I I -------- — ___ Tho Norlh Orlando Co 11.14 Lot 41 Blk l x * 11 R l k 1 _ Hlk R Tha North Orlando Cn 1.11 • Lot I Blk I I ----------_ Tho N orlh Orlondo Co T.41 Tho North Orlando Co SM I ___ Tha North Orlondo Co l l . l l lx* 41 Rlk IxO t 10 R l k I _ . Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 L o t T nik R ___ Tho North Orlando Co T.ll Tho North Orlando Co 31.11 Lot I Blk 1 1 ----------l x * 11 B l k 1 — . __ Tho North Orlando Co IT.II Lot 41 Blk Tho North O rlM do Co 1.11 tiot 1 Blk H Lot I Blk M ----------Tho North Orlondo Co T .ll Ilorloon Homoo ol Orlando la a td.TT lxit 41 Blk ___ Tho North Orlando Co ll.T I L o t I t Rlk l . Rlk C Tho North Orlando Co Lot 1 4.11 ___ T h t North O rltndo Co T .ll la n d m a rk Kntorariooo Ino S M I Lot 1 Blk 1 1 ----------___ Tho North O rlindo Co II.IT Lot 4T Blk l x i t 11 R l k * Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Ix* 1 lllk C PORTS ORLAPDO SA PC SB 4 IS C • PLAT BOOS 14 PABE4 11 d IS la n d m a rk Kntorprlooi Ino M l Lot I Blk I I ----------l x * 11 D l k 1 _ . _ _ Tho Norlh Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co 11.41 lAt 1 Hlk c IA lt I Blk I I ----------------___ Tho North Orlondo Cn la n d m a rk Enlorprlooo Ino 1.41 11 74 I x * 1 R l k 1 __ _ Tha Norlh Orlondo Co i . o t IS n i k l . I PLAT IB PASS S Lot 4 Rlk c _ Tho North Orlando Co la n d m a rk Kntarpriooa Ino 1.41 PORTS ORLANDO SANCBBS ■BCriOP 1.14 I x * 3 R l k 1 Tho North Orlondo Co l x * l l R l k 1 ..... II.IT Ix* 1 Rlk c Tho North Orlando Co Lot I Blk A ----------___ Tho N orth Orlondo Co IM la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Ino 1.41 Lot 1 R lk 1 13.11 ___ Tho North Orlondo Co l x i t IT l l l k 1 _ ia nik c Ix* ll.lt Tho North Orlando Oo I Alt I Blk A _ -------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Co Ml la n d m a rk Kalorprlooa Ino III ll.T I Lot 4 B lk 1 __ Tho North O rlindo Co t x * 11 l l l k 1 • LIT Lot it nik c Tho North Orlando Co I Ait I Blk B ----------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Co 1 11 la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Ino 1.41 34 01 l x * 1 R l k 3 Tho North Orlondo Co I .01 I I B lk I ---------------•l.ll Ix* i t Hlk c Tho North Orlando Co e i n r t or iAit i Bik a ___ Tho North Orlondo Co 1.44 la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Ino 1.41 3 R l k L o t 1 14.14 ___ Tho North Ortando Cn l x * I I l l l k • ------------l l . l l fiOt i Blk n Tho North Orlando Co _ _ Tho Norlh Orlondo Co I II la n d m a rk Entorpriooa Ino 1.41 lA>t T Blk B ----------11.11 l x i t 1 B lk 3 I Ait I I B lk I ---------------___ Tho North Orlondo Ca tx* i Hlk n ___ Tho North Orlondo Co 1.4* la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Ino 141 Lot I (Laaa B 1TI r t ) I. T I L o t 4 R l k 1 ___ Tha North O rltndo Cn I Alt I I n i k • ------------nik n Tho North Orlando Co II.IT Idflt i Blk C ___________ _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co l.ll la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Ino 1 41 lx i t 1 R l k 3 1.71 I x it I I B l k I --------- — _ _ Tho North O rlindo Co lllk n lx* Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 i Tho North O rltndo Co Ml la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Ino M l IA lt II Blk N ----------11.11 L o t 1 R l k S ____ Tho North Orlondo Co I x i l 14 B l k I ---------------nik n Ix* Tho North Orlando Co II.IT T I A lt It Blk K ----------___ Tho North Orlondo Cn 1.14 Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 M l Ix * T Rlk 3 I x i t 1 B lk T ---------------Tha North Orlondo Co nik K tmt Tho North Orlando Co Ti l l 1 i ah i i Bik a ----------_ Tho North Orlondo Co 1.44 Tho North Orlando Co 1.10 11.41 L o t 1 R l k 3 Tho North Orlondo Co I Alt I lllk T ------------PLAT BOOS IB PAOBB M O M Ix* 1 Hlk r _ _ Tho North O rlindo Co 4.14 Tho North Orlando Co T.ll PORTS ORLANDO SAPOBSS •BO 1A 11.41 I x * f R l k 3 Tha North Orlondo Co I x i l I B l k T ---------------Tho North Orlando Co l l . l l lx* 1 nik r Lot 1 Blk F ----------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Ca 1.14 Tho North Orlando Co T.lf 10 n ik 3 L o t 11.14 l x i l 4 n i k T ---------------___ Tho North Orlando Cn Tho North Orlando Cn 11.11 tx* 1 Rlk r ___ Tho North Orlondo Ca l.l* Tho North Orlando Co l.l* Lot I Blk r ----------14.11 l x i t 11 l l l k 3 I Alt I n i k T ---------------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Co Rlk r lo t Tha North Orlando Co 41.11 * ixit i Bik r — _ — _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co I II Tho North Orlando Co l.ll 11.10 L o t I S R l k 3 I . n t I n i k T ---------------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Co PLAT BOOM I I PA SS* 4M T lx* 1 Rlk r Tho North Orlando Co MO PORTS ORLANDO RAPCSBS • BO l_B __ _ Tho North O rltndo Ca l.ll 1 7 . i l lx i t u R l k 11 I Alt T n i k T ---------------Tho North Orlondo Co nik r Lot 1 Tho North Orlando Co l l . l l Tho North Orlando Co MO _ _ Tho Norlh Orlondo Co l.ll 11 11 t x * 14 R l k 3 .___ Tho North Orlondo Co I Alt I n i k T ---------------Tho North Orlando Co ll.T I Lot T nik r Tho North Orlando Co I II i ah i n ------------------___ Tho North Orlondo Co l.ll 30.01 L o t 11 R lk 1 I All I n i k T ---------------___ Tho North Orlondo Co n ay O Holon B D arla S i l l Lot 1 nik r Lot I . ---------------------Tho North Orlando Co I I I ___ Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 10.71 L o t I f R l k 1 iAit i i n i k t __________ ____ Tho North O rlindo Co Tha North Orlando Co l l . l l Lot 1 Hlk r Lot I ----------------------__ Tho Norlh Orlondo Cn Ml Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 R l k 1 11.SI I x * 1 I Alt I t B l k T --------------_ _ Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co l l . l l Lie 14 nik r Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Lot 11 __ Tho North O rltndo Co 4.11 11*1 Lot 1 Rlk 3 1 Ait I I n i k T ---------------____ Tho North Orlondo Co r Lot Rlk 11 Tho North Orlando Cn ll.T I lxit 11 Tho North Orlando Co 1 II ___ Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 11.13 lx i t 1 n i k 4 3Ait I t Blk T ---------------Tho North Orlondo Cn Tho North Orlando Co 11.41 Lot 11 nik r Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot 11 ___ Tho North Orlondo Co l.ll 14.40 I x * 4 R lk t I Alt 14 n i k T ---------------....... Tho North Orlondo Co Tha North Orlando Co l l . l l Lot 11 nik r Lot 14 Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Tho North Orlondo Co 14.11 1 11 10 l l l k 3All 11 n i k T --------------- lx i t 1 __ _ Tho North Orlondo Co p nik Tho North Ortando Co l l . l l Lot 14 Lot 11 Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 __ Tho North Orlondo Co 14.IT 3All I I n i k T ---------------1» I I lx i t 1 n i k 3 ___ T tit North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot l l lllk r Tho North Orlando Co I II Lot IT ___ Tho North Orlondo Co II.IT 4.10 L o t T R l k 1 I Ait IT n i k T ------------ —I .___ T h t N orth Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co l . l l Ix* 1 nik o Lot 11 Tho North Orlando Co d l l ___ . T h i North Orlondo Co I II 3Alt I I lllk T ---------------4.14 L o t • R l k 1 _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co l l . l l Lot 3 Rlk n Lot II Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 ___ T h i North Orlondo Co 14.1* R l k 4 l i f t 3Ait I I B lk T ---------------lx it 1 _ _ Tho North Orlando Co o Rlk Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot 1 Lot 11 Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 ___ Tht North Orlondo Ca l . l l * 10 L o t 1 R l k 4 3Ait I I n i k T ------------- — ____ T h i North Orlondo Cn nik n Tho North Orlando Co ll.T I Lot « Lot 11 la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Inn l .l l _ _ Tho North Orlando Co l.ll T .ll L o t 1 R lk 4 I Ait 1 Blk I __________ _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co PORTS ORLAPDO RAPCSBS SKO S PLAT BOOK IB PABB M Ix* 1 nik a la n d m a rk Kntorprtooo Ino Ml ___ Tho North Ortando Co. l.ll 3Alt t n i k I ---------------1 44 L o t 1 B l k 4 ___ Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co ll.TI Let I Blk o la n d m a rk Kntorprtooo Ino 1.41 Lot I Blk A ----------___ Tho N orth Orlondo Co 1.41 n i k 4 i Ait i n i k i -------------— T.TI T Lot Tho North Orlondo Co o nik Tho North Orlando Co Lot ll.TI T Lot 11 Blk A -------__ la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Inn 1.4! ___ Tho North Orlondo Co 1.4* I Alt 4 n i k I ..................... I. T I L o t I l l l k 4 ___ Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlondo Co ll.TI Lnt 1 Hlk a la n d m a rk Kntorprtooo Ino I I I Lot 11 Blk A ----------___ Tho North Orlondo Co 11.11 1 xit I Blk I ---------------T.M L o t 10 l l l k t ■ Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co ll.TI Lot • nik n Lot II Blk A ----------la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Inn l . l l Tho Norlh Ortando Co • Ik iAit « n i k i ------------• 41 L o t 1 R l k 1 Tho North Orlondo Co 11.14 Lot 11 nik o Tho North Orlando Co la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Ino M l Lot IT Rlk A -------- — l.tl Tha Norlh Ortando Co 1 R l k 1 I Ait t n i k i --------------Lxit T . l l _ _ Tho Norlh Orlando Co ll.T t Lot 11 nik a Tho North Orlando Co lan d m o rk Kntorprlooa la a I I I Lot I I Rlk A ----------Ml North Ortando Co 1 Tha R l k 3Ait I Blk I __________ 1 4.14 L o t , ,— Tho North O rltndo Cn Tho North Orlando Co 11.Tt Lot 11 nik o Lot II Blk A --------la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Ino 1.41 111 Th North Orlando Co 3Alt I n i k I ---------------4 10 L o t 4 R l k 1 ____ Tho N orth Orlondo f o Tho North Orlando Cn ll.T t Lot 11 nik n Ixit i i lllk A ----------la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Inn 1.41 III • 10 1 I Th Norlh Orlando Co 3Ait i i n i k i ------------- — Rlk Lot __ _ Tho North Orlondo Co 1M T Lot 14 nik n Tho North Orlande Co la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Inn M l Lot IT Blk A ----------MS Th Norlh Orlando Cn R lk 1 3Alt I I n i k I ---------------l x i t f 10 4 . . _ Tho Norlh O rltndo Co a nik II.IT lxit Tho North Orlando Ca i i Lot 11 n ik A ----------la n d m o rk Kntorprlaoo lao IO.lt III Th Norlh Ortando Co l i s t I I B lk I —--------- --Tho North Orlondo Co 4 10 Lot T n i k I -----------11.11 Lot i i nik o Tho North Orlando Co Lot II Blk A ----------Tho North Orlando Co t o i l l.tl iAit i i n i k i ---------------Th Norlh Ortando Co Tho North Orlondo Co *10 lx* 1 Dlk I ______ 11.14 lxit IT nik a Tho North Orlaodo Co Tho North Orlando Co t . l l Lot i i n ik A ----------III North Orlando Co 3 Alt 14 n i k I ---------------l x * I H l k I -------Th — Tho North Orlondo Co 0.10 William A T hyra Lot 11 nik o Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot 11 Blk A -------- --III 3Alt I I Blk I __________ North Ortando Co Lot i n R l k I _____ Th _ Tho North Orlondo Co 10.41 H nik Chamorllk 11.11 Lot 1 Tho North Orlando Cn I II 1 II 3Ait i i n i k i ---------------Th North Orlando Co Tho North O rlindo Co 11.11 l x i t 11 R l k I -----------14.44 Ixit 4 nik K Tho North O rlaado Co Tho North Orlandn Co I I I Lot • Rlk B ___ _ I Alt IT n i k I __________ Ml Th North Orlando Co ____ Tho North Orlondo Co 11.11 lx* 11 R l k I S -------11.11 tx* 1 lllk H Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot 1 Blk R ---------Ml lAit i t n i k i ---------------l x * I I l l l k I --------Th North Orlando Co _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co 1M I 11.44 Ix* I lllk H Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co l . l l Lot II lllk R ----------3Alt | | n i k I --------- — t.»! I I R l k I Lot Th North Ortando Co ____ Tho N orlh Orlondo Co 1 M I 11.11 Lot T Hlk H Tho North Orlondo Co Lot 14 Blk R ......... ..... Tho North Orlando Co I.TI 3Alt | l n i k I -— III Th North Orlando Co __ _ Tho North Orlondo Co ll.T I Lot 11 B lk I la at Lot 1 lllk >1 Tho North Orlando Co I II PORTS ORLAPDO RAPCBSd a SC 44 PLAT BOOK IB PABB* 3Alt I I B l k I ------------III Lot 11 lllk I Th North Orlando Co IDO SA PC SEP PEC3 4 PLAT BOOK IP PABB M PORTS OH I.TI Tha North Orlando Ca Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot 4 Rlk C -------- --3Alt i i n i k • ------------I II Rlk lxit Th North Ortando Co ____ Tho North Orlondo Co 44.11 I.TI Ix* 1 Rlk A Tho North Orlando Oo Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot I Blk C _______ i ah t i n i k i -_ Rlk 1 tl lx* North Orlando Co Th _ _ __ Tho Norlh Orlondo Co 14.11 Hlk A Lot 1 Tho North Orlando Co. I. TI Lot I Blk C _______ Tho North Orlando Cn M l I ah i i n i k i ________ III Rlk North Ortando Oo Th O _ _ __ Tho North Orlondo Co 11.44 Let Tha North Orlondo Oo 11.11 Lot 1 nik C Lot T Blk C ----------Tho North Orlandn Co l . l l iAit t i n i k i ................ — in Rlk Th North Ortando Co Tho North O rltndo Co IT.II lx* 14.11 Lot I nik I) ....... Tho North Orlondo Co lan d m o rk Kntorprlaoo Inn II .I I Lot I lllk C ----------m 4 i f t o r ixit i n i k i tv s Rlk Th Norlh Ortando Cn Lot PLAT BOOK I I PABES M B Tho North Orlondo Cn 1ST PORTS ORLAPDS BAPCKB4 4BC 4 la n d m a rk Kntorprlaoo Inn 1T.II Lot I Blk C _______ i Ait i n i k i __________ M l lx* Rlk Th North Ortando Ca T h t North O rltndo Co 34.11 M l Lot 1 lllk 1 -------------Tha North Orlondo Oo Lot 10 Hlk C _............ la n d m a rk Kntorprlooa Ino IT.II I Ait 4 n i k i _______ _ _ Rlk Ml Th N orth O rtando Co Tho Norlh Orlondo Co 14.11 lxit Tho North O rlaado On 4.44 Lot I Rlk » ----------Tho North Orlando Co T.ll Lot 11 n ik c ______ I Alt | n i k I --------------— Ml Rlk Th North Ortando Co T h t North O rltndo Co 14.11 lxit Tho North Orlando Co I I I Lot t Rlk 1 -------------Tho North Orlando Cn T.ll Lot 11 Blk O _______ 3Ail I n i k I ________ l.tl Rlk Th North Ortando Co Tho Norlh Orlando Co 14.11 lxit M l Lot 4 Rlk 1 -------------Tho North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co T .ll Lot i t n ik c _______ 3Alt T n i k I ________ ____ n i k l.tl Lot II Th N orth Orlando Co T h i North Orlondo Cn 34.11 M l lx* I Rlk 1 -------------The North Orlondo Co Lot i i n ik c ----------Tho North Orlando Co T.ll 3Alt I Blk I ____________ Ml Th Norlh Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Co 34.11 lxit 11 Rlk 4.14 Lot I Blk 1 ----------Tho North Orlondo Oo Tho North Orlando Cn T.ll IAit I I Hlk c ----------I . o t I Blk I ---------------Ml Th North Orlando Co T in North O rlindo Co 34.11 lx* 1 Rlk T 1.44 Lot 1 Rlk 1 -------------Tho North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Cn T.ll IAit IT lllk C -------- _ 3Ait I I l l l k I ------------Ml l x * 3 Rlk North Orlando Co Th Tho North Orlondo Co 14.11 1.44 Lot I lllk I ----------Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co l . l l Lot I I lllk C _______ l x i t I I B l k I ---------------l.tl Th North Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Co 14 11 L o t t lllk Tho North Orlando Oo 4.44 Lot I Rlk t ---------Tho North Orlando Co I II IAit II lllk C _ ___ __ iAit i i n i k i __________ Ml Th N orth Ortando Co Tho North Orlondo Co 14.11 l x * 4 lllk 4 I I Lot * Blk I Tho North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot 11lllk C ______ — 3Alt I I n i k I _ _ _ _ _ L o t I Blk 4.41 Th N orth Ortando Co Tho North Orlando Co 14.11 t i l l Lot I Rlk I ---Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Cn M l Lot 11Hlk C _______ _ iAit 14 n i k i _ ______ 1.44 Th North Ortando Co Tho North O rltndo Ca 14.11 l x * I Blk MT Lot I Rlk I ---Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot I I lllk C ----------3Alt i t n i k I ______ _ l x * T Rlk Ml Th North Ortando Cn Tho North Orlondo Co 14.11 Tho North O rlindo Oo 11.11 Lot T Rlk I ___ Tho North Orlando Cn I I I I Ait I Rlk D ________ I Ail I I B lk I --------------1 tl Th North Orlando Cn Tho Norlh Orlondo c # 14.l l l x i t I Blk 11.11 Lot I Rlk I ---Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co M l IAit t n ik n -----------I Alt IT n i k I _________ I B lkT I.TI Th Norlh Ortando Co Tha Norlh Orlando Co 14.11 l x i t 4.14 Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co M l iAit i n ik n _____ _ iAit i i n i k i __________ l x * 1 B l k I ____ ______ Ml Th 14.11 Norlh Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Ca Tho North O rlindo Co 11.11 Lot 19 Hlk t ..... i n ik n --------- _ Tho North Orlando Co M l ixit TAit I I l l l k I ________ — L o t 3 B l k I ______ — M l Th North Ortando Co ■ BO • PLAT BOOK I I PAGBS 14 A 44 NORTH ORLAHDO RAPCSBS Tho North Orlando Co ll.T I la n d m a rk Kntorprtooo Ino M l Lot i i n ik n ________ 3xit I I n i k I „ ______ — Ml lx * I B l k I __________ _ Th North O rlando Cn Juoooh C A P atricia Tho North Orlando Co Lot i i n ik n ----------._ M l Lot 1 Blk J la n d m a rk Kntorprtooo Ino t i lt 3Alt 1 n i k I I __________ l x i t 4 B l k I ____ l . l l Th North Orlondo Co S1.14 A Picard Tho North Orlondo Co T.TI la n d m o rk Kntorprtooo Ino 14.14 txit i i n ik n ______ — 3Alt I Nik I * ________ I B l k I ________ __ Th North O rtando Cn Ml ■ nik .f _ Tha Norlh Orlandn Co 11.41 l x * Tho North O rlindo Co ll.T I la n d m a rk Kntorprtooo la o T.ll Lot i t nik n ________ i x i t i n i k i i __________ l x i t I R l k I 11.03 III Th Norlh Orlando Co T h t North Orlando Co Lot t nik J — Tho North Orlondo c a I.TI Tho North Orlando Co M l txit i i nik n _______ . l o t 4 Blk I* __________ l.tl Th North Orlondo Cn 11.41 l x i t T R l k I -------------Tha North Orlando Co 4.TT Lot 19 Hlk J Tho North Orlondo Co Tha North Orlando Co I.TI Lot 11lllk n _______ 3xit i n i k i i ________ __ I R l k I --------------- --------111 11.01 l x * Th North Ortando Co T h i North Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Co 14.11 Lot 11 Hlk J ___ Tha North Orlando Co M l Lot ITHlk n _______ 3Alt I Blk I I __________ l x * I R l k I _________ — Th North Orlondo Cm M! 11.01 T h t North Ortando Co Tho North O rltndo Co 4.44 Lot 13 lllk J ___ Tha North Orlando Co 4.11 IAlt II Blk n ____ ___ 3All 1 ll l k I I ________ Th North Ortando Cn Ml 11.01 l x * 10 B l k I ------------ — . Tha North Orlando r « 4 41 Lot IS Hlk J ___ Tho North Orlando Oo Tho North Orlando Co M l i a* i t nik n ______ __ 3Ait I ll l k I I — --------Mt 11.01 l x i t 11 R l k I ------------- Th North Ortando Co Tha North Orlando Co 4 IT Lot 14 lllk J ...... . Tho North O rlindo Oo Tho North Orlando Co M l ixit i i nik n ....... .... 3xit I lllk I t ________ _ l x * 13 B l k I ----------------M l 11.03 North Orlando Co Th Tha North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Oo 4.IT hot 11 Hlk J Tha North Orlando Cn I II Lot i t nik d _______ 1Ait 4 Blk I I __________ 11.03 L o t 11 B l k ■ ------------Th N orth Orlando Co M l Tho North Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Co 11. f l Lot I Dlk K Tho North Orlando Co M l lxit l l Blk D _________ 3Ait I n i k I I ---------------Th North Ortando Co III 11.01 L o t 14 B l k I _________ T ha North Orlando Oa Lnt 111 nik ft ^ II. Tho North Orlondo Ca Tho North Orlando Cn M l lxit it n tk n _______ ix i t i n i k i i ________ __ Th North Ortando Co 11.01 L o t IS R l k I ----------------Ml Tha North O rlindo Co Tho North O rlindo Ca 11.11 hot S Blk L Tha North Orlando Cn M l Lot i i nik n ________ lAlt T l l l k I I __________ l x * 11 R l k I _________ __ Th North Orlando Co 111 11.01 T h t North Orlondo Ca 11.11 Lot S lllk L _ Tho North Orlondo Ca Tho North Orlando Cn M l lxit i nik k ........ ....... 3xit I lllk I I __________ L o t 1 R l k I ______ ____ . III Th Norlh Ortando Cm 11.A S Tha North Orlando Ca Lot 4 lllk L ......... 11.11 Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co M l lx* u nik r _______ I Ait I n i k I I __ _____ __ I R l k I __________ _ Th North Ortando Co M l 11.01 l x * Tha North Orlando Co 11.11 Lot i Dlk L Tho North O rlindo Co Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot II Rlk K ____ _ _ iAit i i n i k i i __________ I R l k I _____ _ III Th North Ortando Co 11.0! l x i t Tho North Orlondo Ca MT Lot • Hlk L - __ Tho North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co, M l Lot 11 Hlk K _____ _ 1 xit I I Hlk I I __________ III Th North Ortando Co Tha North Orlando Co 11.03 Lot « n i k t ----------------...... M T Lot T Hlk L Tho North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co t . l l Lot II Rlk R ____ ...... 3a>i | l lllk I t ________ l x * I R l k I __________ IS.dT Th North Ortando Co 11.01 T h t North Orlandn Cn IdOt I Hlk h 11.11 Tho North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Cn M l Lot 11 Rlk R _______ ix it i i n i k i i ________ T B l k I __________ 11.01 L o t Th Norlh Orlando Co Ml T h t North Orlando Co 11.11 1#ot • Hlk I t ___ Tho North Orlondo Ca Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot IT n ik R _____ __ 1xit 14 Blk I I ________ — Ml 11.01 l x * I R l k I _________ Th North O rtando Co T h t North Orlondo Co 11.11 luii ll nik L. ......... Tho North Orlando Co I xit I I lllk I I ________ Tho North Orlando Co M l lxit I I Blk R _______ l x i t I D l k 1 1 --------------Th III North Ortando Ca BOATS ORLAPDO SA PCSBS SBC T PLAT BIM1K IS PAOB S 11.11 Tho Norlh O rlindo Co I xit i i lllk 1 1 ______ __ Tho North Orlando Co M l lx* 11nik R _______ l x * I R l k I I _ _ _ _ _ Ml Th North Orlando Co Ixit 1 lllk 11 ........... Tho Norlh Orlando Co 11.11 MT Tho Norlh Orlondo Co 1Alt IT lllk 1 1 ________ Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot I I lllk R _______ Th North Orlando Ca III 11.01 L o t I R l k 11 -------------T h t North Orlondo Co Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 ix* i n ik m - ...... I Alt 31 lllk I I ______ _ Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot II nik R _______ I R l k 1 1 _________ Th North Orlando Co Ml 11.01 l x i t Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 Lot 1 Blk M ------Tho North O rlindo Co i ah i i n i k i i -- ---------Tho North Orlando Co M l lxit 11 Blk a _______ I U lkI I SS.tl Th North Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Co 13.11 L o t I.1T Lot * Rlk M __ Tho Norlh O rlindo Cn 3Alt I I l l l k I I _________ Tho North Orlando Co I.TI lxit II Blk B_______ M a n PO STS OWLOPDO SA PCSBS ISO 10 I I PLAT BOOK IS PAGBS 11.11 Lot I I Blk S _______ Tho North Orlondo Co lx* I Blk M ---l.ll Tho North Orlando Co lx it I I lllk 11 ______ __ Tho North Orlando Co Ml TUI Th Norlh Orlando Co 13.11 Lot II Blk Tho North O rltndo Oo M l Lot I Blk M ------Tho North Orlondo Co 3Ait I I n i k 1 3 ________ Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot I I Rlk R _______ T.ta 3fl.ll Lot 11 Dlk Th N orth Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Co T Rlk M — M l lx* Tho Norlh O rltndo Ca lx it l l lllk I I ________ Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot | | Blk R _______ Th N orth Ortando Co I.TT Tha North Orlando Ca 11.11 Lot 11 Blk M l Lot I Rlk M Tho North Orlondo Co 3xit 14 l l l k I I ________ Tho North Orlando Co l . l l lxit t nik p _______ 7.44 Lot I I Blk Th North Orlando Co 13.41 ixit • nik r _ . _____ Tho Norlh Ortando Co M !#ot lllk 1.44 • Tho North Ortando Co l x i t I I n i k II Tha North Orlando Co Ml Th North Orlando Co T.<» 13.11 Lot I t Blk Tho Norlh Orlondo Co 1.44 IdOt 14 lllk M T h i North Orlondo Ca lx * 11 lllk 11 „ Tha North Orlando Co l . l l lxit I Blk P _______ _ Th North Ortando Co lxit I I Rlk P _______ MS Tho North Orlondo Co 11.11 Lot 11 Blk 4.44 Lot 11 Rlk M Tho Norlh Orlondo Ca RMIDBU OP BLK A d TRACT A PORTS ORLAPDO BRD ADD 4 41 Th Norlh Orlando Co T h t Norlh O rlindo Co 11.11 Lot I I Blk Lot n n ik P _______ 1.44 Lot 11 Rlk M Tho Norlh Orlando Co PLAT BOOK IS PAUK fd Blk l Th 4 44 Lot North Orlando Cm 13.43 11 Tho North Orlando Co Lot n nik P _______ Lot M 11.11 11 Rlk Tho North Orlando Ca Tx* 1 Rlk 1 _______ 11.11 Tho Norlh Orlondo Co Th North Orlando Co I.TI 11.41 Lot IT Rlk I Tho North Orlondo Oo • 14 Ix* IT Blk M Tho North Orlondo C# lx * 11 lllk 1 11.41 Ia* i i n ik p _______ Tho North Orlaado Co 4 II Th North Orlando Co Tho North Orlondo Ca 11 41 Lot 14 lllk i 11.11 lxit 14 lllk M Tho North O rlindo Co ix* i t nik i 4 IT Lot 11 Rlk P _______ T h i Narlh Orlondo Co Rlk Th Ix* 31 i 4.I I T h t Norlh Orlando Co • Norlh Orlando Co 13.4! 11.IT lxit 11 lllk M Tho Norlh Orlondo Cn lx* I* lllk 1 ... M l Lot IT lllk P _______ Tho Norlh O rltndo Co 15 IdOt I Rlk Th North Orlando Co 4.I I ix>t i i nik p _______ ll.T I T h t North Orlando Ca • TI Rlk ___ ___ _ lx* M Tho North Orlondo Co 11 Ix* II lllk 1 Tho Norlh Orlando Co III Th North Ortando Co 31.Tl Lot i t Dlk I T h t North O rlando Co • Tl 4.14 Lot 11 lllk SI Tho North O rlindo Ca lxit 11 lllk S ______ T h t North Orlondo Co 1.44 Lot II n ik P _______ Th North Orlando Co T h t North Orlando Co M4 ll.T I Lot i i Dlk I 1.71 Lot 31 lllk M Tho North Orlondo Co lx * 11 lllk 1 - M l Lot I I Rlk P _______ Tho North Orlondo Co Th Norlh Orlando Co ll.T I Lot >i Blk I T h t North Orlando Co Ml 1.44 Lot 11 Rlk SC Tho North Orlondo Co lx * 14 lllk 1 T h t Norlh Orlando Co M l Lot SI Blk P ____ Blk Th Lot i t I I II T h t North Orlondo Co 11.13 North Orlando Co Lot I I Blk P S 4 I I I Rlk Tho North Orlondo Co Lot I f I.ot IS Rlk 1 Tho North Orlande Co Ml Blk I SIT Th North Orlando Co Tha North Orlondo Oo L ai I I Rlk 13.41 Lot is Blk N 1.44 1 lx* Tho North Orlondo Oo lx* II nik 1 _______ Tho Norlh Orlondo Ca 1.11 Th > IT T h t North Orlando Co 1! 41 Ix* I t Blk l North Ortando Co I I I lxit 1 nik N Tho North Orlondo Ca lxit IT lllk t ______ r Tho North Orlando Co 1 14 Lot I I Blk I IT Th North Orlando Co T h t Norlh Orlondo Co 1.41 lxit 4 lllk N 11 41 Lot IT Rlk i Tho North Orlondo Oo loot 11 lllk 1 Tht HI Rlk lx* 11 I Th 3.IT North Orlando Co Jotoph A A Mary B nik a 14.4* Dlk N I I I Lot Tho North Orlando Ca T lx * 11 Rlk 1 Tht Th North Orlando Co 111 Jaokoon nik a 13.14 Ix* i i Dlk I 4.44 Tho North Orlondo Co lx* i i lllk I ■ ____ Tho Norlh O rlindo Co i ii tit lx* 40 Blk I Th North Orlando Co nik a Jotoph A A Mary B I.TI Lot 1 Blk N Tho North Orlaado Co Ix* t l Rlk 1 _________ Tho Norlh Orlando o # Ml Blk I 41 Th Hlk a Lot North Orlando Co SIT Jackoon IT.II 4.TT -Tho North Ortando Ca lx * II lllk 1 Tho North Orlando Ca M l Lot Th North Ortando Co Ml Rlk a Tho Nortk Ortando c o 11 f t Lot 41 Rlk l ITT Lot • Rlk N Tho North Orlando Oo lx * I Rlk IA -- Tho Norlh Orlando Co l.ll 11 41 Ix* t l Rlk I Th North Ortando Co Rlk a T h t Norlh Orlando Ca It! • TT IdOt 11 Blk N Tha North Orlando Oa I.nt 1 Rlk IA _______ Th« Norlh Orlaodo Co l . l l Lot 44 Ulk Lot Lot l Th Blk a North Orlando Co Ml Tho Norlh Orlaado Co ISIS ITT Ix* 11 Rlk N Tho North O rlaado Ca Ix* 1 lllk I A _________ Tho North O rltndo Oo 4.41 Th North Orlando Co 1 44 Tho Norlh Ortaado Co ITT IdOt 11 Rlk N 1141 Ix* 41 Ulk l Tho North Orlondo Ca lx* 1 lllk IA - - --- Tho Norlh Orlaado Co 1 11 Lot 14 nik ( 1 _______ Th North Ortando Co 11.41 Lot f nik i Ml T h t North Ortando Oo II.IT Ix* 11 Dlk N j Tho North Orlando Co lx* 1 lllk IA , Tho Norlh Orlaado Co 4.11 Lot 11 Blk C l _______ Th North Ortando Co 11.41 IdOt i f lllk • _ T h t North Orlaado Co ITS 11.11 Not 14 Ulk N Tho North Orlando Co lx * 1 Hlk IA ______ . Tho North Orlondo Co M l Lot II Blk O _____ _ Dlk Lot IT Rlk O _______ Ix* n » Th M l 11.41 North O rtando Co T h t North Orlondo Co 4.T1 Lot 11 Blk N Tha Norlh Orlando Ca lx * T lllk IA - - .... , Tho North Orlondo Ca Ml u Dlk Lot 11 Rlk a ______ _ Th Lot i _ North Ortando Co T h t North O rlaado Co 11.41 III • IT Tract A Tho N orlh Orlando Co lx * 1 Rlk I A -------------Tho Norlh Orlando Co III Tha Norlh Orlaado Co Th North Ortando Co 11.11 Lot i t Dlk l • TT • IT Tract I .... Tho N orth Orlando oo lx* 1 Rlk IA -___ Tho Norlh Orlaado Co M l Lot I I Rlk a —_____ Lx* i t Blk l Th N orth O rtaado Co ISO B PLAT BOOK IS PABB M III I.TI PO RTS o a Tho North Orlando Oa tx * 11 lllk IA ■ Tho North Orlando Ca MT Lot II Blk a _______ Lot Blk Lot 11 Blk Cl ________ i u T.ll Th Tho North Orlando Co North Ortando Cm M l Ix* 1 Blk A III Tho North O rlaado c a Iml 11 Rlk IA Tho North Orlando Co 4.1* Lot 11 Rlk O _______ Lot i Dlk 11 Th North Ortando Co Ml T h t Norlh Orlondo Co T.f 1 M l Blk A Ix* 1 Tho N orlh Orlaado Ca tx* 11 lllk IA _____ Tho North Orlondo Co I.I f T.ll IdOt i lllk 11 Th North Ortando Ca Tho North Orlondo Co 114 111 lx* t Rlk A Tho North Orlando Co lx * 11 lllk IA ___,___ Tho North Orlondo Ca MT Lot I t Blk O _______ IdOt 4 lllk Lot 11 Blk O ______ _ 11 T 41 Th N orth Orlando Co T h t North Orlando Co ■- - , 111 IdOt 4 Rlk A Ml Tho North Orlondo Ca Tho North Orlondo Co lx* II lllk IA 4.41 Th N orth O rlaado Co Tho North Orlaado Co M l lxit 1 lllk A T.ll Lot I Blk 11 Ml Tho North O rlaado Co 1x* 11 lllk IA .............. Tho North Orlaado Co 11.11 Lot i i n ik a _______ nik Lot 1 It Lot IT Blk a _______ M l Tho North Orlaado c o M l Th lx* Dlk A Ml N orth Ortando Co f Tho N orlh O rtaado Ca f l M i A (L om W 111 r t Lot I I Blk a _______ T.4I Lot T Rlk l l T h t Norlh O rtaado Ca 4.14 Lot T Rlk A Th North Ortando Ca Ml Tho North Orlando Oa Rop NR Cor R ub Lot i i n ik a _______ Th North Ortando Ca 1.41 Lot 1 Blk 11 Tho North Orlondo Co 111 Lot 1 Blk A Ml Tho North Ortando Oa ly on Ud 111 r t Lot 9 Blk Lot I I Blk a ______ 11 Tho North Orlondo Co 1 It Rlk A T.f 1 Th IdOt N orth Ortando Co 1.44 Tha N arlh Orlando On 1 P 1411 PI R 114.11 Lot i i n ik a _______ lx* i i Btk 11 Cloyd W A Mildred l . l l Lot 11 Blk A Th North Ortando Cm I.TI Tho North Orlando Ca rt N 141.1 Pt •M inor Th 11. >1 Lot n Blk 11 • TT Tho Norlh Orlando Ca N orth Ortando Cm i:il to B a a ) ----------_ _ Tho North Orlando Co l l . l l Lot 1 Blk H _______ tm t I n ik M _______ Tho North Orlando Oo I I I Ix* 11 Rlk A T.f 1 Lot i t Dlk 11 Th N orth Orlando Co 1 44 Tho North Orlaado Oo PORTS ORLAPDO TOW M IT * POI’R T S ADD Blk i i It Lot Lot I Rlk M ________ T h t North Ortando Co T.41 I.TT Blk A Th N orth Ortando Co Tho North O rlaado o a Let If 4 44 PLAT BOOK I I PAGBI I I d M The North Ortando Oo • TT Lot IT Blk A T fl Lot 14 Blk II Th North Orlando Co Tha North Orlondo Oo 1 44 Lot 11 Blk I _______ I’arry K W ltllto la a 1II.IT Lot 4 Blk H _______ lxit 4 Blk M _______ T h t North Orlando Co I.TT Lx* I f Btk i T.41 Lot 11 Blk II Th Norlh Ortando Co Tho North Orlondo Ca 444 PO ST S ORLAPDO P IP T S ADDITIOP I t Blk Lot lxit 4 Rlk M _______ 1.41 11 T h t North Orlando Oo nik A M l Lot 11 Th North O rtaado Co Tho Norlh O rlaado Ca 441 PLAT BOOK IS PAGKd S A VI Ulk IT Lot T Blk H _______ Lx* Tho North Orlondo Co T.lt 11 T.ll Lot A 14 Blk Th Tho North O rlaado Ca North Orlando Co 141 T ract A Rlk t _______ North Orlando Co 11.14 T.41 Lot 11 Blk 11 T h t North Orlaado Ca T.ll Ix* 11 Ulk A Th North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co t.41 lxit I lllk 1 _ Tha North Orlando Ca 11.41 Lot 4 Rlk H _______ T.f 1 tmt 11 Blk 11 Tho North Ortando Co T.M IdOt I I Blk A Tho North Orlando Oo Th N orth Orlando Co S IS 1x>t I lllk t _ Tho North O rlande Co l l . l l Lot 4 Blk H _ _ _ _ _ 31 tx* Ulk 11 Lot II Blk H _______ 4.41 Lot Ulk T.41 Tho Norlh O rltndo Oo A Tho N orlh Orlando Co 11 Th N orth O rtaado Co M l lx * I Blk I _ Tho North Orlando Ca l.ll T h t North Orlondo Co f .t l Lot 34 Blk A T.41 Lot i i Blk 11 T ha N orth Orlando Oa Th North O rtaado Cm 1 II lxit 1 lllk S Tho North O rlaado Ca 14.11 Lot 11 Blk H _______ Tho N orth Ortando Co M l b at 1 Rlk R T.41 Ix* i t Blk 11 Th North Orlondo Oo Tho N orth O rlaado Ca Tho North Orlando Co 14.11 Lot I I Blk K _______ III tm t I Blk I _ tx* Blk i i 11 M l Lot 4 Blk R T.41 Tha North Orlaado Co Tha North O rlaado Ca Th North Orlaado Co Ml T ha North O rtaado Ca II.IT Lot 11 Blk S _______ Lot 4 Blk I 34 Blk Lot l l Rlk S _______ Lot M l T.ll 1» Tho North Orlando Oo Lot Btk R Th T ha North Ortaado Ca • N orth Orlando Co 4 II Tho North O rlaado Ca II.IT Lot T Block I Tho Norlh Ortando Co T fl Lot 1 Blk 11 M l Lot • Blk B T ha N orlh O rlaado Ca Th North Orlaado Co I IS lxit I Blk I — Tho North O rlaado Co 1I.IT Lot 14 Blk H _______ Tha Norlh Orlando Co M l L ot T Blk I T.ll Lot 1 Blk 11 Tha N orth O rlaado Co . Th N orth Ortando Co ITS Lot I Blk I Maotorbutldora C arp 14.44 Lot I f Blk S _______ T.ll Lot 1 Rlk 11 Tho North Orlando Co M l Lot Blk I Tha N orth O rtaado Oa Th North Ortando Co Lot 14 Blk I Uaotorbulldora Cora 14.44 Lot 11 Bib K _______ 4 Tl T.41 Lot 4 Rlk 11 Tho N orth Ortaado Oo I.1T Lot S Blk I T ha North O rtaado Oo Th Irtt 11 Blk I Norlh Ortando Co US M aalorbnlUora Cora 14.44 Lot I t Blk N _______ Lx* 1 Blk Lot 14 Blk H _______ Tho North Ortaado oo I I I T.f 1 II Lot IP Blk T ha N arlh Orlaado Oa Th Lot 11 Blk S N orth Ortaado Co ITS Maatorbull4ara C ora 11.44 T h t Worth O rtaado Oo I.M Lot 11 Blk T.ll Lot • Blk 11 Tho N orlh Ortaado <3o Lot 11 B lk I Th N orth O rlaado Oo M aatorbnlldora C ora 11.44 Lot 11 Blk K -----• Tl T.f 1 Ix* T Blk 1! Tho Norlh Orlaodo Ca ll.M L ai I I Blk Tho N orth O rtaado Ca Th N orth Ortaado Co L ot 1 Blk I M aitarb n lllara C ora MT Lot I I Blk N _______ •M Lmt 1 Blk 11 Tho North Orlondo Oa T .ll Lot l l Blk Lot I B lk J _______ T 41 T ha North O rtaado Ca Lot I Blk I Th N orth O rlaado Oa Maotorbulldora C ora ll.ll l.tl T.ll Lot 1 Blk 11 Tho North O rtaado Ca T .ll L ai 1* Blk T ha North Ortaado Oa L ot I Blk I Th North Ortaado Co M aaUrholldora C ara 11.11 Lot 4 Bib I _______ Ml Tho N ortk O rlaado Ca TA4 Lot 11 Blk T.41 Lot I t Blk 11 T ha N orth Ortaado Oo Lot 4 Blk I Th N orth Orlaado Co MartarhoOdoro Cora 44.41 Lot • B lk J _______ 4.31 Lmt 11 Blk t l T.41 Tho N orth O rlaado Oa T .ll Lot 4 B lk J ________ Lot 11 Blk Tho North O rlaado Oa Lot I Blk • Th4 North Ortaado Oo ll.ll The North Orlando Co Ml Tho N orth O rlaado Oo T.41 Lx* 11 Blk 11 T.N L ot IT Blk T Blk 1 Lot 4 Blk S T ha N orth Ortaado Ca Tho North Orlaado Co ll.ll Tho Worth O rlaado Co M l V.M L ot IS Blk T.ll Lot I t Blk 11 Tho N orth O rtaado Oa Lot » Blk • Tho N orth O rtaado Ca Tho North Or lao do Oo n . n Lot 4 Blk I — T ha North O rtaado Co 111 T.ll Lmt I t Blk 11 Tha North Orlaado Oa 4 Blk J _______ 111 Lot 1* Blk Lot 4 Rlk 1 T ha N orth Orlaado Oa Tha North Orlaado Co u .|| T h t Worth D t a a l a Oa T.41 Lot 11 Blk 11 Tha North Orlaado Ca M l Lot I I Blh Lot 4 Blk 4 ■ T ha N orth O rtaado Ca Tho North Orlaado Oo l M I Lot 14 Bib J Tho Worth O rlaalo Co III T.f 1 Lot I t Blk 1! 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B l k 31 Ill k 11 ------n ik 22 ------n ik s i ------n i k S3 ------n i k 33 ------n i k S3 ------n i k 31 ------ . n i k 31 ____ Ill k 31 ------B lk 31 ____ n i k 33 ------n i k 31 ------n i k S3 ------n i k SI ------n i k I I _ ----------B l k 3 4 ____ ------B l k 14 ___ ------B l k 1 4 ___ ------B l k 14 ____ ------n i k 1 4 ___ _____ B l k 14 _ B l k 3 4 ___ ------B l k 3 4 ____ ------B l k 3 4 ____ ____ B l k 34 ___ _ _ R l k 14 ____ ------B l k 34 ____ ------B l k 34 ____ ------B l k 1 4 ___ __ __ B l k 34 ___ ------- B lk I I Th N o rth O rlan d o Co t.It B lk I I Th N o rth O rla n d o Co t.ll D lk I I Th N o rth O rla n d o Co t.ll R lk I I Th N o rth O rlan d o Co t.ll Blk I I Th N o rth O rlan d o Co 1.14 «O RTH ORLANDO B lk I I T h* N orth O rla n d o Co M l L o t 1 n i k 31 B lk I I T h * . N orth O r t a n d o C o 1 I t laOt 3 B l k 3 I . . . Blk I I Th* N o rth O rla n d o Co a . i : L o t 1 B l k 11 B lk I I Th* N o rth O rla n d o Co 1.37 Ix it 4 Ill k 31 I t Rlk I I T h # N o r th O r t a n d o Co 1 7 1 L o t 1 I l l k 31 11 D l k I I T h* N o rth O rla n d o Co l . t l Ix it « I l l k 31 nik II 11 T h # N o r th O r la n d o Co 1.13 Ix it T B l k S3 I I Blk I I T h# N o rth O rla n d o Co * 13 Ix it 1 Ill k 31 14 B l k I I T h e N o r th O r la n d o Co l . t l Ixit 3 Ill k St 1 Blk I t T h . N o rth O rlando Co 1.13 L o t 10 Il lk 31 1 D lk I t Th# N o rth O rlan d o Co 1 13 Ixit 11 Ill k Si I Blk I t T h # N o r th O r U n d o Co 1.31 L o t IS Ill k 31 4 Blk I t T h# N orth O rlando Co l i t lent 13 Ill k 51 I Blk I t T h . N o r t h O r la n d o Co 1 11 Ix it 1« Illk 2ft I Blk I t T h e N o r th O r l a n d o Co 1.31 1»4)t IS Il lk 31 T Rlk I t T h . N orth O rla n d o Co 1 3 1 Ix it 14 Il lk S3 I Blk I t T h . N o r th O rla n d o Co 1ST Ix it 17 Il lk S3 t B lk I t T h . N o rth O rla n d o C* r s i lent 11 n i k S3 10 B l k I t T h . N orth O rla n d o Co a . i i leOt I I Illk S3 Lo I I B l k I t T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co 1 13 t«nt so Ill k 31 Lo 11 B l k I t T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co u : Ix it 21 Il lk S3 Lo I I B lk I t T h . N o rth O rlando Ce i i i L o l 22 Ill k 31 Lo 14 B l k I t T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co 13.31 lent : i Ill k S3 Lo B l k IT T h # N orth O rlan d o Co 1 33 loot 34 Il lk S3 Lo R l k IT T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co 1 CO loOt 1 I ll k 2ft Lo T h . N o r t h O r la n d o Co B l k IT a . i f Ix it s Ii k 34 Lo B l k IT T h* N o rth O rla n d o Co • 37 L o t > I l l k 34 Lo B l k IT T h . N orth O rlando Co 1 1 7 Ix it 4 l i l k 34 Lo B l k IT T h . N orth O rlan d o Co 1.3? Ix it ft Ill k 34 Lo B l k IT T h . N orth O rla n d o Co I.T7 Iy«lt • I t l k :< Li B l k IT T h # N o r th O r la n d o Co I.7T left 7 Ill k 34 Lo B l k IT T h . N orth O rla n d o Co 1.77 Ix it 1 I l l k SC Lo 10 B l k IT T h# N o rth O rlam ln Co 1 7 7 IdOt 1 l i l k : c Lo 11 III k IT T h# N orth O rtan d o Co I T T L o t in I l l k 34 Lo 1 ! B l k IT T h# N o rth O rla n d o Co 1.11 L o t 11 Ill k 2« Lo I I D lk IT T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co 10.33 Ix it 13 n i k SI Lo 14 B l k IT T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co 34.11 Lo t 13 Ill k s c Lo I I B l k IT Th* N o rth O rlan d o Co 31 11 U l 14 Ill k 34 !x> I t B l k IT T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1 (0 L o t u I l l k 34 Lo IT B l k IT T h . N o rth O r la n d o Co B.Co L o t 1 Ill k 37 L o I t B l k IT T h# N o rth O rla n d o Co 3.11 L o t S I ll k 37 Lo 13 R l k IT T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co 1 CO L o t s I l l k : ? Lo 10 B lk IT T h . N orth O rla n d o Co 10.34 l x * 4 n i k IT Lo 11 B l k IT T h# N orth O rla n d o Co I.TT Ix it 1 n i k IT Lo T! B l k IT T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co 1.77 L o t I I l l k 37 Lo i i n i k IT T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o (To I.TT Ix it T I l l k 37 Lo T h . 14 B l k IT N o rth O rlan d o Co • 77 | L o t 1 I l l k 37 Lo I I B l k IT T h . N o rth O rla n d o Co I.TT Ix it • Ill k 37 Lo T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co I I B l k IT 1.77 I/Ot in I ll k 37 IdOt 11 ■Ilk 27 L o IT B l k IT T h . N o rth O rlan d o Co i n Lo T h* N orth O rlando Co I t B l k IT 1.11 L o t 13 n i k 37 Lo Ix it 11 Ill k IT 1 B lk I t T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o (To i n Lo 1 B lk I t T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co t 11 L o t 14 I l l k IT Lo T h . N o rth O rlando Co 1 B lk I t 1.37 L o t IS I l l k 37 T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co 4 B l k 11 Lo T.7T L o t 14 I l l k 37 Lo T h # N o r th O r la n d o Co I Blk I I 1.33 Ix it IT Ill k 27 Th. t Blk I I Ln N o rth O rla n d o C e 1 1 1 lx . t 1 K lk 3* Lo T h . N orth O rla n d o Co T Blk I t t . l l Ixit 3 Ill k SB Lo I Blk I t Th# N orth O rlando C e a . i t Ix it 1 li l k SS Ln T h* N orth O rla n d o Co t n ik I t L i t 4 Ill k 31 i n Lo Th* N orth O rlan d o Co 10 B l k I t 1.11 Ixit 1 I l l k 31 T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co Ixi I t Blk I t 1 1 1 IdOt • Ill k SI Lo 13 11Ik I I T h . N orth O rla n d o Co 1 34 Ixit T n i k 34 I*n I I B l k I t T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co M l Ixit I I l l k 31 lxi 14 B l k I t T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co 1 1 1 Ixit • I l l k I I Lo T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co 1 31 IdOt 10 I l l k 2ft 11 B l k I I Ln T h . N orth O rla n d o Co 1 SC Ix it 11 I l l k 31 I t B lk I t Lo Th# N orth O rlan d o Co IT B l k I t 3 34 lyOt 1! I l l k SS Lo 10 03 Ix it 13 Ill k 31 B lk I t T h . N o r th O r l a n d o Co Ln T h e N o r th O r la n d o Co Blk I t 3.40 lyOt 14 Ill k SI Lo tltk I t T h # N o rth O rla n d o Co 3.40 IdOt 1 n i k 3* Lo T h . N o r th O r l a n d u Co Blk I t 3.40 Iy.it 1 Ill k 2ft Lo T h e N o r t h O r l a n d o Co t . i u L o t 3 Ill k 3* Blk I t • CO lyOt 4 I ll k 2ft Lo T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Blk I t Lo T h . N orth O rla n d o Co B lk I t 10 i l Lot ft I ll k TO 1m 10.3C f*ot i I ll k 30 n ik I t T h . N o r th O r l a n d o Co 1M Blk I t T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 13.41 ildOt 7 I lt k 3» IXI I t B l k I t l o . n t lyOt 1 Illk 30 T h . N o r th O r l a n d o Co L o 11 B l k I t .. 10.7J lx .t 5 Ill k 2ft T h . N o r th O rla n d o Co Lo 11 B l k I t 1 7? lyOt 10 Ill k 2ft T h . N orth O rla n d o Co Lo T h . N orth O rla n d o Co i n L o t 11 I l l k 2ft I t Blk I t Lo T h . N o rth O rla n d u Co 111 lyOt 12 Il lk 3* 14 B l k I t Lo T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I I B lk I t • i i L o t 13 l i l k 31 Lo T h . N orth O rlando Co 1.11 ?.ot 14 l i l k 3* I t B lk I t Ixi IT I l l k I t Th# N orth O rla n d o Co • n ( L o t 13 Il lk 30 Ln T h # N o r t h O r l a n d u Co I t Blk I t i . u lyOt 14 Ill k 3* Lo T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co t . I t Ixit 17 I l l k 25 I t Blk I t 10 B lk I t Lo T h# N o rth O rta n d o Co I I I L»*t 1 Ill k 20 MO N T H O K I . A h U 0 R A N C H E S I E C IMI P L A T B O O K IS P A G E * 14 A 1.7 L o t s Illk 30 Lo B l k 30 T h . N o r th O r la n d o Co IdOt 3 n i k Ift i n Lo R l k 10 T h # N o r th O r l a n d o Co Ix it 4 Ill k 10 i n Ln Ix it 1 Ill k 30 Blk I t T h . N o rth O r la n d o Co i n Lo T h . N orlh O rla n d o Co Blk I t 11 1 IdOt < n i k 10 Ixi T h . N o r th O r la n d u Co D lk : u I.TT Ix it 24 Illk so Lo T h . N o r lh O r l a n d u Co B l k TO M l IdOt 31 Il lk M Lo I t T h * 1 i n IdOt 34 I l l k 10 Blk N orth O rla n d o Co Lo Blk I t T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1 11 IdOt 37 U lk so Lo B lk I t T h # N o r th O r l a n d o Co 111 Ix it 31 U lk 10 Lo T h . N orth O rla n d o Co B l k 11 1 CO L o t S3 n i k 1* Lo T h# N orth O rla n d o Co B l k 11 I I I Ixit 1 n i k 11 Lo B lk I I T h* N o rth O rla n d o Co 1 11 L o t 3 l i l k I I Lo T li# N o r t h O r l a n d o C o B lk 11 1 1 1 IdOt 1 Ulk 11 Lo T h . N orth O rla n d o Co Blk I I 1 11 IdOt 4 I ll k I I T h* N orth O rla n d o Co Lo D lk I I 1.11 1-Ot ft Ulk 11 Lo Blk I I T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co 1.11 I-Ot « H lk 11 Th# N orth O rlando Co Lo I l l k 11 • I t Ix it T Ill k 11 Lo I l l k 11 T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1 11 Ixit 1 Ill k I I T h# N orth O rla n d o Co Lot i t n ik t i 11 1 Ixit • n i k t l T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Lo u n ik i i 1 1 1 IdOt 1ft Il lk 11 T h* N urth O rla n d o Co Lo I I B 'k I I • 11 L o t I t Ill k 11 Lo Th I t Blk I t N o rth O rla n d o Co t.t : NORTH ORLANDO _ T h * N o r th O r la n d o Co L o t 14 n i k 2 1 11.14 Ixit T Ill k I t Th* N o rlh O rlando C e L o t I t Il lk 2 1 __ ________ 10 11 IdOt t Il lk l* Th* N o rth O rlan d o C e L o t 14 H lk 2 1 ___________ 11 1 Ix it • U lk 20 T h . N o rth O r U n d o Co L o t IT D lk 2 1 __________ 11 1 lyOt 1* Ulk i * T h # N o r l h O r la n d o Co L o t 11 B l k i t 1 1 1 L o t 11 n i k i « T h# N o rth O rla n d o Co L o t 11 Il lk t i 1 1 1 L o t I t Ill k i t T h # L o t in I l l k 1 1 -------------N o rth O rlan d o Ce 1 11 L o t 11 n i k i * T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co L o t I I lilk 11 1 lyOt 14 U lk i * T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co L o t t l Ill k 2 1 __________ I I I L o t I I Ill k 30 Th# N o rth O rla n d o Ce L o t I I B l k >i 1 1 1 L o t 14 n i k M t l ________ r T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co L o t 14 Ulk 1 11 L o t IT U lk I t T h . N o r th O r l a n d o Co L o t I I U lk n 1.11 ' L o t I I I l l k t o T h . N o r lh O r l a n d u Co L o t 14 I l l k 1 1 1 Ix it 11 Ill k 11 T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I t * L o t 10 n i k 1* L o t IT U lk T h * N o r th O r l a n d o Co 1.11 Ixit 31 Il lk I t L o t 1 B l k i i _________ T h . N orth O rlan d o Ce 1 1 1 L o t 22 H lk I t L o t I B lk i i ---------------T ha N orth O rlando C e 1.11 L o t i i Dlk I t L o t 1 B l k J J _________ T h * N o rth O rla n d o C* I I I L o t i i U l k 11 L o t 4 B l k 3 1 ---------------J f __________ r T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o C e 1.11 L o t t i B l k t l D lk Lot 1 T h# N o rlh O rla n d o Co 11 1 L o t t i B l k 11 L o t 1 B lk t l Th* N o rth O rlan d o Ce 1.11 Ix it i t B l k 11 L o t T B l k 3 1 ______ — T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1 1 1 IxOt i « n i k 11 L o t 1 U lk 1 1 ---------------T h* N o rth O rlan d o Co l . l t Ixit IT B l k 11 L o t 1 Blk Th* N o rth O rlan d o C e ft 11 IdOt IS U l k 11 . . . 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Th* N o rth O rU n d o C e 1 1 1 L o t « U lk 11 L o t IT B l k I I — T h # N o rth O r U n d e Co L o t I I B l k 21 1 1 1 L o t T B l k 11 T h * N o rlh O rU n d o Co M l L o t 1 H lk I I L e t 11 B ik >i T h* N o rth O rla n d o Co L o t 1* B l k 1 1 1 Ixit 1 B l k I I Th* N o rth O rU n d o Co 1 11 IdOt 1* l i l k I I L o t t l Blk i t T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1 I I IdOt 11 n i k I t L e t 11 B l h i t _________ T h# N o rlh O rla n d o Cn 1 11 L o t I t Blk I I Lot I I n ik i t T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1.11 IdOt I t n i k I I L o t 34 n i k i t T h * N o r t h O r U n d e Co 1 11 IdOt 14 B lk I t L o t I I U lh t t ------------T h * N o r th O r le h d o Co 1.11 L o t I I B lk I I ' L e t 14 B l h i t T h * 1 11 L ot I t Blk I I N o rth O rU n d o Co L e t IT B l k i i Th* N o rth O rU n d o Oe M l L o t IT B lk I I L o t I I U lh i t T h # N o rth O r U e d o Co M l IdOt I I I ll k I I L e t I I Blk t t T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co M l IdOt I I B lk I I L o t 10 B lh i t T h * 0 11 L o t 1 B l k I I N o r t h O r l a a d o C a L o t 1 B lk T h * N o r lh O r l a n d o Co • 11 L o t 1 B lk I I L o t 1 B l k t t ------------Th* N o rth O rU n d o Ce 1 11 Ixit I B l k I I L o t 1 B lh T h * N o rth O rtando Ce 1 11 L o t 4 R l k I I L et 4 E lk i i _ Th* N orth O rla a d o c a 1 1 1 L o t 1 B lk I I Lot 1 B lk i i Th* N o rth O rla a d o Co M l Lot 1 Blk I I L o t 1 B lk i i T h* N o rth O rln a d a Co M l IdOt T B l k I I L o t T Blh i t Th* N orth O rlando Ca 1.11 L o t 1 B l k I I L o t 1 B lh t i T h # N o r t h O r l a a d o C o 1.11 L o t 1 B l k U B l k Let 1 is T h * N o rlh O rU n d o Oe 1.11 L o t 1* B lk I I L e t 1* B l k i i T h * N o rlh O rU n d o Ce M l L o t 11 B l k I I L e t I t Blk i i T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o C e 1 11 IrOt 11 B lk 11 L e t 13 B l k i t T h * N o r lh o r l a n d o Co ft 11 Ix it I t Ulk #1 t m t 1ft B lk • | _____ Th* N o rth O rlan d e C e I.U L ei 1 B lk i t M l M HUl * X hi m • C M * ■ * h S NAME OP OW NER OP LAND a e ! 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Ixit 1 R lk 14 T h * N o r t h O r l a n l i t Ca M l Ixit 3 n i k 14 ____ ____ T h r N o rlh O rU n d o Ca 1.11 IdOt 4 Il lk 34 T h * N o r th O r U n d o Co 1.31 ____ __ _ i i i Ix it ft n i k 14 T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 111 m i IdOt ft n i k 34 ___ _____ T h # N o r t h O r U n d o CO I 31 M l I xi 1 T Ill k 14 _________ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Ca M l M l IdOt 1 n i k 14 ■ __T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Ca M I M I IdOt ft Il lk 14 l.tl T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Cm 1 11 Ixit Id n i k 34 T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co 4.11 M l IdOt 11 n i k 14 _________ T h a N o rth O rlando Ce 4.44 M l Ixit IT n i k 14 ______ _ T h# N o rlh O rla n d o Ca 4.14 1 11 Ixit 11 n i k 14 T h# N o rlh O rU n d o Ca 1. 4! ft I t Ixit 14 n i k 34 _______ M T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Ca 4 17 « 11 Ixit i i Il lk 14 ____ ___ B T h # N o rlh O r la n d o Ca I t . 41 1.11 IdOt 1ft Il lk 14 ___ _____n T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Co » 17 M l Ixit IT R lk 14 t________ , T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Ca 1.17 ft.1t Ixit I t Ill k 14 T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.11 M l L o t 1 Ulk 11 T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co 4.17 o M l IdOt 3 Ill k 11 _________ T h # N o r l h O r la n d o Co 4.17 M l IdOt 1 Il lk 11 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 4 44 IT T Ixit 4 H lk SS T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Co 4 44 1.11 IdOt I Ill k SI T h # N o rlh O rU n d o Ca 4.14 ________ , 1 11 L o t ft n i k t l T h# N o rth O rU n d o Ca 144 - ■ -- — M l IdOt T n i k a T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Ca M l 1.11 lxH 1 n i k SI T h* N o rth O rU n d o Co 1.44 M l IdOt I l i l k I I _____ __ T h * N o rth O rla n d o Co M l 1 11 L o t 10 Il lk i l ■— T h . N o r lh O r U n d o Co 1 14 1 11 IdOt I t n i k 11 ________ , T h# N o rlh O rU n d o Ca I 14 1.11 Ix it 12 n i k 11 ______ Th# N o rlh O rU n d o Co 117 M l Ix it i i n i k 11 ______ __ T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co M l 1.11 Ix it 14 H lk 31 _________ T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Cn t.ll A 4* Ix it tft n i k SS ............ . T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co M l I t 13 N O R T H O R L A N D O R A N C H E S I E C I I P I.A T BOOK I I P A G E ! I I A U 134 r t A Ulk 37 _________ Th* N o rlh O rU n d o Co 10.31 t.It T h # N o rth O r ltn d o Ca ! • n i k 37 - .........—- 10 SI tit T h . N o rlh O rla n d o Co 1.14 l* n i k TT _________ t 34 30 ntw ST —..............., T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1# I t ----------.. 1 34 T h# N o rth O rU n d o Co III 21 n i k 37 t 34 22 l i l k IT M3 T h . N o r th O r l a n d o Co » 34 T h . N o r l h O r U n d o Co M l 31 n i k 27 _______ ___ t 34 T h* N o rth O r U n d o Co 112 :« Ill k 3T ______ __ ,________ I 34 T h# N o rth O rU n d o Co MS 31 Ulk 27 .......... -I IT T h # 1.13 37 N o r l h 24 n i k O r U n d o Co t.ll 27 Il lk 27 ____ ,___, T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T.TI t.ll T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 7.4S i i U lk 37 _____ M i T h # N o r lh O r U n d o Co e l Hlk 37 ______ __ 7.41 I tt T h # N o r lh O r U n d o Co 19 Il lk 37 __ . . . ____ 1 31 1.11 ________ T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 31 Ulk 37 1.13 I t . 11 T h . N o r t h O r U n d o CO I *4 13 Ulk 37 .......... ........ » 33 __ __ _ T T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co » 13 11 Il lk 21 It.tl T h* N o rlh O rU n d o Co 14 Ill k 31 114 t.ll T h . N orlh O rU n d o Co 1 44 IT Il lk 31 ^_____ , , t 4 t Ixit 11 H!k 31 ____ . T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 14.17 I 40 34 T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 14 34 I f li l k t 34 T h # N o rlh O rlan d o Co id n i k 21 ______ _ 1 34 I 31 T h# N o rth O rlando Co 31 Il lk 31 ______ _ i 44 t.It __ ____ , T h . N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1 13 33 I ll k :« It! |, T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 33 H lk 31 ____, 7 14 I II T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1 11 34 Ulk 34 ____ . , ,_ 4.14 T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn Ti n i k 31 , ........... M I I II ................, T h # N o r th O r U n d o Co 34 n i k 21 1.13 1 It T h# N o rth O rU n d o Co 1.13 IT n i k 31 T________, §.13 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 21 ■Ilk 21 _______t 1 11 4 43 T h . N o r t h O r l a n d u Co 7 11 31 n i k 31 111 a si T h . N orth O rla n d o Co 30 n i k 22 4 33 IXI l i I ll k i i T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Ca 7.41 4 33 111 S I ll k SC Th# N o rlh O rla n d o Co 1 44 I I I Ixit i H lk i « T h . N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1.41 4 I I Lot 4 n u T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co MS 2ft t . l l l-ol ft n i k >i T h . N o r t h O r U n d o Co I 31 I TT Ix it « Ilk 11 T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn 7.43 I I I lx>t T H lk >4 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn 7 43 I 34 I «ot 1 H lk 34 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co T 43 10.31 L o t ft I ll k 34 T .ll T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o Co It.tl Th# N orth O rU n d o Co MS 1ft H lk 34 I 11 T h . N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn 1.13 11 Hlk 2ft t II T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co M l 13 Il lk i i I 31 T h . N o r t h O r U n d o Co M3 13 Ill k 3« 1.31 T h * N o r th O r l a n d o Co 11 li lk i i M l I II T l i . N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1 11 i i Ill k : c t 34 T h . N o r th O r U n d o Co 1C Ill k 3ft 1.11 1.13 L i t IT Illk 31 T h . 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W Atkina 114.I f B radford Raalty Ca LSI Lot I I A W I F t e t L et Bradford llaally Co LSI WUKam M A Mary ■ I f BUI O -- -----■'— B radford R ealty CO LIS • ro d f a rd RooUy 0 8 H I 4 m I ] * *, b Lot ■ Blk D -------------W II I F t of Lot 11 A E II I P t of Lot IS n ik e -----------------W 10 F t of Lot II A All Lot II Blk I — W IS P t of Lot I Blk J W 1 FI of Lot II A B Tl r t of Lot 14 Blk J ----------------oT NKU BK a t H oftlor llom to Ho­ SI SI IS well T ark flea 1 KU of BEU of NKU (Laaa I II P t) — SI t l t l WU of NWU of BWU A All B 1/4 of NW U B of R o a d -------- S t t l IS Bag TTT.I Ft N of BE Cor of NWU of NK U Run W IIS F t B ti t r t w iit.i r t N I I I F t la N Line of NWU of NKU E to NE Cor of NWU of NEU 8 to •• POB ________ ____ SI SI NAMB OF OWNER Ill NAME OF OWNER DESCRIPTION OF LAND 4 M ' m C A M ary 0 W illiam s 111.11 B raes C J r A Naaey M J e tt S4MT George L A Helen B Ford H t-Lo C orporation III.SS LIT Gabriel A M ariana M arkleohn tll.IT JfsR Isr Conat Ca T41.ll NU Bll Qualm Bradford R aalty Ca George M J r A Oloria J B u rk ett It.TI 111.41 14S.II WU of BEU of NEU I I SI SS Mabol Franoaa Dana IIS,IT of NKU (!*•»« RD Bag I I I F t E of NW Cor of HU of NU of BU of NEU of BW U Run E US Ft B l i t .01 Ft N I t D*g I I Min IT Sac W 100.05 P t N 121.11 _ St SI t l Clam A Jaan n atta Sullivan 11.41 F t to R ig — a ton Ft of k loo r t or W I I I F t of NW u of H W U -------- IS t l I I F lrat N ational Bank i 41.11 Orlando, Truoteo ■ U of NWU (L*>* Plata of Tangle* wood A P art In ORB 131 Page 41ft) IS SI IS W ellborn C Phlltlpe J r !no ll.TS ftIIIGE HIGH ItlllD IV IIIO N PLAT BOOK 11 PAGB 84 D T Graan 1IS.I1 Lot T Rlk It — E 10 44 Ft of Lot I F lrat Federal Hiving* A Ulk C ------Loan Aaaoa of Orlande 1l l . t l E 10 of I-ot 11 A W 41 Richard L A Adelina ▼ P t of Lot ID Ulk C M alnalx T4-S1 E 10 F t of Lot I t A W II F t of Lot II Rlk C ---------------- W illiam A Carol A Homer T ill t I t Ft of Lot I A N 1ft F t of Lot 4 Ulk R obert A A Han* l Btaphanaon 114.14 B II F t of Lot I A All Lot I {Laaa B ig HW Cor Lot I Run N 4ft Dag 15 Min E 115.17 Ft H If D ig 15 Min E 10 Ft K 41 Dag II Mtn W 11174 F t to R if) 101.11 R obert O A Ada M Ohlion Ulk D -----------------TANGLEWOOD REPLAT PLAT BOOK A PAGH 04 All fLaia Tanglawuod Hictlon Two A P art D u e In Orb 101 P ig* 117 A O lttl 111 Pag* 410) lllk I ... W allbora C Phillip* J r Ina IM S P art !)**c In OltU 101 Pagr 117 II, a a a Tangliw ood Hactlun Twu) Ulk I -------F lrat N ational Bank a t Orlando. Truata* 111.14 TANGLEWOnll BKCTION TWO PLAT BOOK • FAOR 04 Pari n f Lota 1 to S Daio In ORB 101 Pag* JIT Ulk U ... F lrat N ational Uank a t Orlando, Truata* 117.4T Lot 1 (L**a P art Rita tn OltU la l Peg* 117) nik U ___ _ 10.41 W ellborn C Phllllpa J r In* Lota 4 tn II A Lot I (I,#ia P a rt In Tangliwond Hie 2 l u ­ p in A P a rt of l-nla 2 to ft U ric In OltU Iftl Pag* 111) Ulk 11.01 It _______________ W ellborn C Phillip* J r In* Lot 5 Ulk C ----------- -Clio A M artha L llu n tir 1I.S1 TANGI.K4A BOD BKCTION TWO PIH 1T RKPLAT PLAT BOOK 10 PAUK 41 Lot I —------ -- ------- --lu rn a rd C A Roberta Kath* tsr.ii TANUI.KWOOI) aRCTION TUBER RKPLAT PLAT BOOK 10 PAGKS BO A 40 Lot II blk I I _______ W in.ton It A Kllaabatk Drown 161.11 TANGLEWOOD BKCTION P O tK PLAT ROOK IB PAGH TA K 74.11 F t of Lot I A W 111 F t of Lot lft lllk A . . . -------- C hart*! E A Ann V T u rr 115.41 KAftTHHOIIK M B UNIT NO ■ PLAT NOOK l> PAUKB HO A U U arih all U A Ramona A Lut II Ulk I ----------— Way 144.01 Thomaa D A Kmogaae C Lot I I Ulk • llalam ann 111.61 r a h t b h o o k a t b u n it no b PLAT BOOK IB PAGE* BB A Law rinc* A Norma B tllobua 1(8.81 Federal H om ing Lot 11 Ulk I t -------Cummlealonar H 8 .ll ttl* of W H of NKU ol NEU H of IUI 11 11 II Kufua L A Mary D Scott 118.18 GULDEN HOD HK1UHTS PLAT BOOK ■ PAGH 58 J E Urlch, llalra Lot t l n ik 1 -------141 I.ola 14 A 15 lllk 15 _ E if Olln Ml Cbarlea n Olln Lot II Ulk 15 ............. t.ll *1111 IIH4N HOMES PLAT ROOK 8 PAGE* 00 A Ot 8 11.5 FI of N 11 F t of Lot 1 Dlk 18 Jam a* w (a r tla E t Al 1.18 8 1 F t of Lot 1 A N 17 H FI of Lot 1 Jam aa W A Waal ay O Blk IS ...............— S onin T .ll 8 14 44 F t of Lot 1 A N 10.lt F t of Lot T Ruby th y Ulk 11 --------------111.11 N IS F t of Lot I t A f 15 41 F t of Lot 11 Robt L A Bu* B K am a lllk II ---------81.11 lla n ry a A ttaao V d r a a i Lot l* Hlk I t ----------4 t.tl John R A Kiel* M Col* Lot 11 Ulk 17 ....... 111.17 Jam e* A Deanna Browning Lot 1 Ulk 11 ----------111.18 U! 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T ra a la t 111.81 Lot I Blk SS Michael J r A B aalab D Lot • Ulk SS H avlay 111.51 Buford Q Ball** U S.II Jama* B A C harlotte A Marcum ltl.lt Howard Bckartta, Truata* Lot I Blk S O -------- — 111.51 Howard Bcharlla, Truata* Lot 1# Ulk IS ---------111.51 EU of NEU of NWU I I 11 Id R obert L A Jayo* N R einhart Ml Dog ISO P t W A IS P t N of HE Car of HE U of NWU Dun NWly on aoldaorod Dr IIT .II N II D ig IS Min B 114.11 P t B IIT.I F t 141.11 to n*B —-------- ----- H II I I Garftold J L u t s X TS r t of NEU of NEU of BWU of S SI t l Bumnor W A atady* f Hill Ml NWU ----------------ABIB CORNER FLAT BOOK t# FAGB SB Loti T 1 I • d T • S G M A Mary AH* IT U I t A 11 s u **t s E U Of NKU a t I t l I t I I Jaaao J r IM S H E U -----------------WU o f NEU Of NKU 4 SI •1 M T A Korea L W alker 11.11 e t BWU CAOiA-VILLA HBSGKTB FLAT B O M 10 FAOB BV M arlin A V irginia Loo* Lot t l B lk 1 Ml Guy c Van Dor Laag Lot id Blk 1 — IM T Bob 11.14 ■ChI N a t BB C ar of BWU Run W SIT Ch H 111 D ig K 1.1 Ch B SU Ch d H 11 Ju lia Brawdy ■ t a U * g ----------18.11 W t t Yd of B Tl Yd a t B IS Yd of NWU of BB U ------------- id H St H aul* O A ■ C McOaa ltl.T I I I I n a t B TS F t of • H i r t a f NWU #f B K U --------- --------- id 81 SI t a T B t i A Mu M odal a Ml I 41 Yd a t ■ TS Td Of NWU • ( BKU (Lnaa N II Td of B I I Td) id St s i D D Da *1*1 d ll Bag IS Td W A 144 Td N of BB Cor a t NW a f BKU BHh N Td W I I Td a TS Td B I I T d ----------- id • t H Claudia B Baaaa 41.11 Bag U S.II Td W of I B Cor a t i r w u of SKU B aa N US F t W 48 F t a US Ft B SS F t ----- — ----- ■l* t l t l I r a A B ala* Toasts MS Bog 441 F t W A I t l F t N a f IB Car a t ■W U K M U M » 8 V H • a j W It F t If It F t E I t F t a II Ft „ Bag I I I F t N A SIS F t W of IE Cor of NW U of HEU Run w 111 P t N 111 P t B is s r t a is s F t ___ _ Bag 141 P t K A 111 P t W of BE Cor of NW U of BEU Run W 101 F t N US F I B its r t a u s r t (Laaa l t d ) _______ I S.IS Ch of N 4.T1 Ch or B 1.11 Ch of SB U of B E U -------Bag i n r t a of n w Cor of NKU Of a w U of IE U Run K la P t a i n r t w is r t N u i r t „ NEU Of BWU Of SWU W U Of BWU Of SWU (Lai* N I14U F t Of w i i i t/s rt) a Bog IS F t K of IW Cor Run N ISS F t W IS P t N 4IS P t K 110 P t r 110 P t E 11 I I H D D IS SI II Maud la p s M.IT It St I 1 D D Danlol I I .I I II M I I Flnkl* Btylta 111! IS H 11 H Denied Ira Toaalo D D Danlol III •SIS 11.14 sis n k u s n i 111 F t N IS r t B si rt a u i rt e ts P t N U S F t E IS P t a MS F t w ts F t N SIS P t W IIS p t a to r t w s u r t a tit Ft w h i P t to Bftg (Laaa 8 IS P t of N IIS F t of E toe F t of w l i t P t) A N 411 1/4 F t nr BEU o f BWU of BWU - — 11 U I F t of N II Acre* of BEU of BWU (Loot Road A N 121.41 P t of W IDS PI) ______________ 11 121.11 F t of W 10ft F t of E t i l F t of BEU of BWU ____ U ■t’RVEY OF JOHN ADAMB Lot R ----- ----------------N 10 F t of W Tl F t of Lot E _________ _ H H D D D antal SI t l Philip B areudl T ill U ld SI I t Ovltdo U tllltla* Co Ina T.4I ESTATE DEED BOOK BB PAGK 1B1 • c a P arry L Glbcoa SI.IT W illiam A G eorgia M Browdy T.dd ALEXANDRIA OK OVIEDO PLAT ROOK 1 PAGK 41 I I F t of Lot 1 A W 41 F t of Lot I Blk F -----------------------H arry ■ Boughtoa li-ii II F t of Lot I A All Lot 4 Blk F D D Denial It.T I A A IL IN ’* PLAN OP OVIEDO PLAT ROOK t FAOR* 40 A 4 4 Lot 1 (Laaa N 11 F t) Blk C ----------------D D Daniel IM S T L CL’BIIINGH AUDITION TO OVIEDO PLAT BOOK 1 PAGK 44 Lota I I I I I A M l F t of Lota 11 A 11 D D Daniel ll.T I E*TKB ADDITION TO OVIEDO PLAT BOOK T PAGH 44 Lot 1 B urton W illiam* ll.tl Ira A Helen Toaat* ll.TS Part* Toaal* 4.(5 PLAT ROOK R FAOR S4 Jeeea A M aaclne Smith SSI.II Lot II Jaaeta A M atclna Sm ith 4.IS Jaeal* A Maglna Smith l.f t Lot II Lot I I Jaaala A M axdn* Smith I0.1S L o t 15 Jeaal* A Maalna Sm ith MS Juhn Moor* Ml L o t 21 LA-JVNU PARK FLAT ROOK • PAGB TB Jaaala A Uarnlc* W aahtngton S.IT Lot 1 Blk D ----------Lot 4 Rlk D ----------Mary A McElroy SMS 4' ■ I.KK'I FIRST ADDITION TO OVIEDO PLAT ROOK 8 PAGH US E 22ft Ft of Lot II B of Chuluota Road D D Dantal (Laaa S tate Rd) __ IM S PLAT n»O K T PAGB SB LINCOLN PARK Georg* B P a ttlt l.ot A ___________ ___ I.S1 Lola l to I Rlk A ___ Georg* n P a ttlt 11.11 G aorgr R P a ttlt I.ota 1 to T Dlk R ----u .ts Oaorg* B P a ttlt l-ot* I 1 A t to IT Dlk C Sf.ST Lota 1 to « A 11 td 11 (Lae* BU of Lnt II a*org* B P a ttlt A Alt Lot I t ) Ulk D tl.tl BU of l«it 11 A All Lot Mildred K endrick IS Rlk D ----------l.tl MARTIN'S PLAN FLAT BOOK T FAGB TB N 1«0 P t of E 111 F t Joiaph Smith of Lot 1 _______ d ll MIDWAY NRAR OVIEDO PLAT BOOK 1 PAGK 48 John A B arth* Mima Lot* I A 4 ISS.SS Ira T oeilt K 100 F t of Lot SS _ Its H arry J A Mary E WTtoaa 10.11 t^ te 11 A SI ----- ---Junlu* B A Mollis R C asks 14.11 Lola 21 II A SI ___ _ W illiam B ryant, Hair* Lota II A II ----------11.11 MILTON BQVARK FLAT BOOK S PAGB BB Lota t l A II ----------F ra n k Davl* ltd Mlnnla Smith A Jam as Lota I I A 44 _______ Jark ao a IM T l.ll Helen Toael* Lot# II A 41 ___ SI IT Lots IT 41 41 A 11 W illiam A Lalth M Braw dy (1.41 Laois SampaoR Lota Tt A Tl ----Kffla Nig Lota Td A S O ------T ill OAK RTDGR FLAT BOOK 8 FAGB 40 J t rrry r y A Paulin* A rndt Lota I I ST A t l __ Je ll.T I o v ik d o s c h o o l T a i m r i s u b d i v is i o n fla t book a fa o r si Lola I A I ---------------D D Dan 1*1 Si l t OVIEDO TERRACH FLAT ROOK I I FAOR 8 Lot 1 4 __________- ___ D O A R uth Dantal II.IT Lot 1 8 ___________ ___ D D Daniel 1T.J* Lot I I _______________ D D Denial 81.11 SAHVRL A ROBIN IQ K*B ADDITION TO OVIKDO FLAT KOOK 8 FAGB Y R obert E A Eatall* F it I ----------------------M cCaltlatar 1 8 t.il BOUND LAKB B«TA' FLAT BOOK Id PAGH T Philip Baroudl Lot 1 Btk A _________ _ 1.41 Philip Baroudl (.41 Lot I Rlk A -------- — Philip Baroudl 1.41 Let I Rtk A ----------Philip B aroudl 1.11 Lot I Ulk A ----------P hilip Baroudl Lot I Blk A ---------— 141 P hilip Baroudl 8.41 Lot I Blk A ----------PhIMp B aroudl 1.41 Lot T Dlk A . Philip Baroudl 1.11 Lot I Dlk A —.......— Philip Baroudl Lot 1 Blk A -------- --1.41 Philip B aroudl Lot 18 Rlk A _______ 111 P hilip Baroudl t-ol n Btk A --------- — Ml Philip Baroudl 1.11 Lot II Blk A ----------Philip Baroudl Lot t l Blk A ----------8.41 Philip Baroudl Lot 14 Blk A --------- — 1.41 Philip Baroudl Lot 14 Blk A ----------M l Philip Baroudl Lot IT Blk A ----------5.11 Philip Baroudl Lot I I Blk A --------- — t.ll Philip Baroudl Lot I I Blk A -------- — M l Philip Baroudl Lot 14 Blk A ----------5.15 Philip Baroudl Lot II Blk A --------- — 5.11 Philip Baroudl Lot II Blk A ----------3.11 Philip Baroudl Lot I I Blk A .............. t.ll Lot I t lllk A ----------1'hlHp Baroudl 1.41 Philip Baroudl Lot I t Blk A -------------S 41 Philip Baroudl Lot 18 Blk A ----------5.11 Philip naroudi Lot IT Dlk A ----------s. P hilip naroudi Lot I t Rlk A ----------5.11 Philip Baroudl Lot 11 Ulk A ----------SIS Lot I I Blk A ----------Philip Ilaroudt 5.11 Lot H Blk A .............. P hilip Baroudl Ml Lot IS Blk A ----------PhIMp Baroudl S.I8 Lot I t Blk A ______ — Philip Baroudl 5.15 Lot Si Blk A ----------Philip B aroudl 5.11 Lot I t Blk A ----------PMUp Baroudl 5.11 Lot I t Blk A .............. Philip Baroudl 111 Lot IT Blk A ___ ___ Philip Baroudl M l Lot II Blk A Philip Baroudl M l Lot I I Blk A PMIIp Baroudi 5.11 Lot I I Blk A Philip Baroudl 5.11 l-ot 1 Blk B Philip Baroudl MS Lot 1 Blk B _ . Philip Baroudl Ml test I Blk B PhIMp Baroudl Ml Lot 4 B lk B Philip B aroadt Ml Lot I Blk B Philip Baroudl Ml Lot I Blk B Philip Baroudl l.tl Lot T Blk B . Philip Baroudl M l Lot I Blk B Philip Baroudl 5.11 Lot I Blk B . Philip Baroudl M l Lot I I Blk B Philip Baroudl M l Lot I t B lk B PMUp Baroudl 5.11 Lot I t Blk B Philip Baroudl III Lot I I Blk B Philip Baroudl M l Lod I I Btk B Philip B aroadt I It Lot 11 Blk B PhIMp Baroudl M l Lot 1 Blk C . Philip Baroudl III Lot I Blk C Philip Baroudl 5.11 Lot I B lk C . Philip B araadl Ml La« 4 Blk O . Philip Bareudl 111 Lot t Blk C . P hilip Baroudl Ml Lot • B lk O . P hilip B aroudl 1.11 Lot T B lk C . P hilip Baroudl M l Lot I Blk C . PhIMp Baroudl Ml Lot 1 Blk D . Philip B araadl Ml Lot I B lk D . P hilip B areudl M l L ot I Blk D . PhlUp B araadl M l >4 4 Blk D Philip B araadl M l L et I B tk D Philip B araadl 11.11 L t I Mk D Philip B araadl 1.11 4 1 B lk D P hilip B araadl Ml it d B lk D FhlRp B araadl M l Lot d Blk D P hilip B araadl M l Lot I I Blk D PhlUp B araadl t . Lot 11 B lk D PhlUp B araadl 1.41 L ot U B lk D A II Lot SJ ------------------JACKSON HEIGHT* Lola IS A IS _____ __ L o la II II IT It id ll �~ d e s c r ip t io n o r la nd NAME OF OWNER \ll _ ■ * n n , T ' ° * TO O V ir.n o W 1 . M of I-ot » _ E lo 1 ( of Lot 10 — _ Lot* II A IT ----------- FLAT ROOK 1 F A fll 49 I> n r>*nl.t n D Renl.l o D Denial 1.11 *.t» tM I BOtTH FARM, OVIEDO PLAT BOOK # FADE 4 1,0'* < * » BUc A -----. Cornelia R s . r a . a n t IM 1 ALLb.% ■ FI H IT ADDITION TO WABHIMITOR n t l l T I PLAT B o o k a p a g e ia Lota 4 A 1 n ik 1 O io rc t TVa.htngto* 71.14 Lot 1* Rlk 1 _______ W illiam A Mabal M tlu tlir 44 41 Lot* T A I (Ilk I ___ Clinton A A ntlnonalta H idden l . t l Lota T A I lllk a ___ I n Toaalt II.IT L oti 11 11 14 A I t nik 1 I n T o u t* H it L o tt T I i a to n ik i 1 S fetal om t.ll L o tt T I A I lllk I _ I n Toaalt 11.04 Lot 10 Dlk I ........... .. I n A Helen Toaalt 1.11 L o tt 11 14 A 11 nik I Ju n io r 8 Vinton T .ll Lot : n ik t _______ n ic h trd A C tth arln o M ia ltt 41.44 Lot a nik t ________ Norman A Jaaala M Xlmbto 11.11 Lot II nik T _______ Ada Pa«* 1.11 Lot I lllk I _______ Wnodjr P W tlllam i 1.11 L o ti T * * n ik l i ___ Johnnla A Maarrla M B attlo T l.ll T V tfllllV iT O * PARK OVIEDO FLAT BOOK ■ FACIE M L o tt 43 43 44 41 A 41 Ira Toatla 11.11 c l wK»T*a » t n t m i t i o x DEED BOOK t»T FADE E *CK Lot 1 ----------------------I/arojr TT.TI laro jr Hajrnra H ty n tt E t A1 At WILLIAM'* 41 H t KV OF TRACT IN * E «4 OF IW 14 IR C a T W F Bt • ROE 81 E DEED BOOK E PAGE 180 BCE Lot I ----------------------Lan W tah ln ato a 1.18 Lot* 4 A 1 _ _ — La n W e .h tn rto n tl.T I WILROVn AUDITION TO OVIEDO PLAT BOOK * PABE 88 Lot Daac In n n 111 PtKa 411 nik C ----I n Toaala E t A1 IT.U Ba* 141.1 r t N A 30 r t W of BE Cor n ik C Run TV 111 r t N I I D tr 11 Min W 4 i .i i r t n i t D tr E 1I.T1 r t E 1*1.1 F t 8 n o F t to B ar AIlia A V irginia B Braawall >1.11 L ot T Dlk c _______ Robart J A Paulino B A rndt a i i . i i WOODLAND HEIGHTS PLAT BOOK 9 PAGE 44 L o tt 1 A I Blk A ___ C trl D A Florence 8 M eicur 41.11 L o tt 1 t i a 11 nik B _ ll.T I Oeorc* B PettM L fttl T A I Blk 8 ___ D D A R uth Denial 44.14 L ot 11 Blk B _______ P re m ia A W illie Mm Browdy 1M .II Lot 11 (Lato P t N of HR) Ulk 8 „ ___ _ D D Denial IM S N 110 F t of E to l F t of N1VU of N E U ___ 11 SI 11 Cheater WUliame, H airs IT.11 ■ 114 4 F t or N TOO F t Of E 111 r t of BEU of N E U ....... ....... 11 a t ai I f C le s s , Heir* IM l BOB 784 1 F t E A 110 F t N of 8TV Cor of NEU Hun E 110 F t ft 110 F t W 110 F t 1M I N to B ar —........ — 11 81 ■1 U u i Sapp 8 1/1 or SEU of Jfff U (Lata 8 I t F t of ll.M TV IT0 F t) _______ 11 a t 11 D D Dental NU of 8W U of SEU — 11 t i 11 John E J r A Shalt* B H o llo .d e l •T M I 1 A f | In 8TV Cor of N H of NTT’U of BETA 11.11 of a w u .................. 11 a i 11 Rob* A B*aal* Q arrlao* ■ TI F t of E 140 F t of NU of 8 4 of a w u IM I of a w u ------------- 11 s i n B arry B A Mary B B**UG a 10 FI of TV I I I F t of N 110 F t of 8 4 of t t .1 l BWU of BTVU ----- ia M •1 KM S ta te Bom** 1m a 10 F t of TV 1011 F t of N tin F t of 8 4 te ll of BWU of BW4 11 M 11 1*4* W ill law* a u or N E 4 of N W 4 ILaaa B 111 Td A N 10 F t of E I t F t A N 14T.lt F t o f W 14T.il F t A B ar 101 F t B of NE Cor Run a 110 rt w DESCRIPTION OP LAND NAME OF OWNER DESCRIPTION OF LAND NAME OF OWNER DESCRIPTION OP LAND I|1 < 1 -0 O f NWU or NEU A NEU of NWU A B U Of NWU o f NWU ( L ii l N 41T Ft of W !«l r o _ S 1/1 of SU (LOW M ) A E U • ( NWU I f L ott 11 A I t nik J _ i-ot 1 nit, i t ............ .... Lot II Blk 11 _______ WU II M II C 1 K w lor a w u ---------L — II II 11 J o n a h Mabler, T ruotto NWU Of N W U _____ 14 11 I I Joaopb Mahler. T ru itt* of awu Of awu (Lota Rd) _______ I I 11 II Jta a y h M ahltr, T ru ito e NU Of r w u of NWU ‘ ~ l / l of a 1/4 10 I t H lem tnol# Ran Ob** la* o t au of n w u NORTH CMVLCRTA PLAT BOOK • PARES M TO ■ Loio 1 A S A N U of a 11 i / i n i t Lot i i Bik a ------------------------Lut* Lam ar, B tlro Lot M (Loan NU o f ■ N l / l n > B lk o _ Jooh H a rrtlt su •1.14 Lot t l B |k 11 _______ Lot I A NU ot L ott • A 10 Blk 10 ___ I1 M I SU Of Loti 0 A 10 Rtk 10 ................ _ 11.11 8 4 of 8EU of NEU I I IT of 8K 4 .... ....... EU of 8TVU of NEU of BEU __________ I I I I WU of BWU of NEU Of 8CU * BEU Of •K U ------------------NU of BEU of NEU 11.11 Ot B E U _________ awu of awu of seu 111 a a u of s e u o f Ft J A Paulina Arndt John K J r A June L Wood* Fadaral Houalna Commlailonor D D D aniil 0T.1 10M lll.l 4M D D D aniil 11.1 D D Dantol T.O 11 11 11 O tars* A Simmon# 44.T It II u H J A Helen Blomk* 11.1 H at H B J A Halea llom ka I t .l 11 11 M B J A Hale* Blomk* M 9 «i a u • 8 * a h 1 1 awu a a u of of BEU Of awu a NU of aw U Of NEU of aw U A a 1/1 of WU l NAME OP OWNER 3 III NWU of B W U ------ ----------------M M II W l / l of N U ----------IT St I t E U of N E U ------------- • • 11 I I CHL’LVOTA PLAT Lot 0 Blk B --------------!/nt 1 Blk B —— W U of K 111 F t of NW U of NWU *f NW U at N E U --------- I I M II a J A H ales B lank* a J A H oles Slotnk* B J A H olla Blomk* BOOK I PAOK 81 C harity Adam* EllM botk L an io n b aek A lolak Trem blay 111.11 111.10 11.11 h im Ml 11.11 O. TROT RAT, j n Tax Collector Seminole County Sanford. F lorida 1 / 1 ,\ 110 rt a ill F t W 114.1 r t N 101 F t TV 111 r t to W Lina of Sd JO A N 110 F t E 110 r t a 101 p t e 101 r t N 110 F t K Tf.t P t N 101 F t E 101 P t a 101 P t E 140 __ I I M t l Do a! a a Joknaoa. Batra tin F t to B ar) ■ 41.00 F t of N 111 F t of W 140 F t of E 4 IM of NEU of NTV4 I I >1 11 J R A Plnkla D arla T H E ILAVIA COLONY COT BOBDIVIBION PLAT BOOK B PAQB H Lot I t 8 of C anal (Loan W 100 F t) A W TO P t of Lot 10 B of R obart J A P nullaa A ral* ll.T I Canal Not* B A lfo rl till W 100 P t of Lot II — W 100 P t of Lota I t A L P A Blanoko N LI074 SS.il 00 (Lana l t d ) ___ 11.01 C or P A S talls O M erits L at I t ----------------------IMS J u lia Dantpaoy K W 4 of Lot 1 1 1 -------B a r to F t a of n w Co r Lot 1 Run B tn BW Cor Lot 1 E 111 r t n it i r t N n D a r 44 Win E l l l . l r t n to p t 10 F t a of N Lino Lot 1 TMI W ly to B a r -------— 11 11 11 i< r * siABika a m r t N 4 of B 4 of N E 4 of S ttp h a a B A Da a loo K i W 4 (Lato Rd) _ i t a i n r e w ir e a t AI M il B a r n o r t w of b e co r Run W 110 F t N 400 F t W 110 F t N n o F t E 111 F t N 110.1 P t E 110 F t 8 1330 1 F t to B a r (Laaa R d ) ----------- 11 11 11 A lbart P A B arb ara H Cueano till 11.14 >U FEU of BEU _ t l 11 t l Mary L Scot! NU of NEU A E l / l of 8 4 of N 4 of NEU 411.44 (Laaa Rd) —......... — 11 11 II Carl K Teutach, J r E t AI 41.11 W H of B W 4 ............ . 14 11 11 Lou la N Oould *X AI E U of N E 4 of 8EU A 111.11 a l / l of 8 4 -------- M >1 t l L tule N O o u ll B t AI W H of E U of NWU of S E U -------------------- 14 11 11 W a lte r H A Ketfcerle* 0 Evan* 14.11 11.14 W it Of BWU Of NWU IT 11 11 D W Willie PLAT BOOK 11 PAOB BB ■KMINOLK TERM) ICM RKFLAT W lltla C A Ho tibia J Lot • Ulk C ----------Johnaon 11.11 Ja c k F AA daraldtna M Lot 14 Blk C ----------Johnaon 11.11 Donald Q Bastoa l.ll Lot I I Dlk D (laorna M A Ju a n ita J Ml I Dlk O Caaaalmnn 11.11 C arrlsn n A Uoland lno 1.11 Lot 1 Blk II ----------NEU of NEU (Loo> ■ 1441 I t F t) ___________ I I 11 II D D Daniel B ar a w c o r of n w 4 or NEU Run N 100 F t E 010 F t N ItO Pt E 10 F t 8 110 F t Ml W I I I F t to Uar — 11 11 11 D D Daniel • I I I FI of N 1130 F t of w o n r t of n w u of N E U -------------- I I >1 I t R obert T A Alma B H attaw ay 11.11 KBU of BEU (L ata N •■.IB T R d ) ___________ 11 t l I t D D Denial a n o r t of w u cho of NWU Of NEU 11.11 (L a n R o a d a )-------- I I I t 11 J B H attaw ay BW U of BEU ILaaa N n o r t of w n o r t a n in r t of ■ •M l 111 r t of e n o r n I I t l 11 B B B oyl B t AI W U of E U Of BWU 11.41 of 8 E U ---- ---------- t l II 11 Q eorse H McOrath J r ■WU of 8W U (Laaa W U N of Rd A P a rt betw een ltd A R r A N 10 r t of E 11# 4LI1 r o --------------------- I I 81 ■1 D D Dm lei PLAT S< B P. JA HEITO W R n a vs L o t 1 Paolos Jam aa tn o n a rd A E tbal Wanton l.ll D r i v e --------- ----- — John W A Fannin K V anina IT.IT Lot I T ---------------------Eat or L La o la 1M4 LOt I I rim n it . a i n irt of w ir i n Raymond A Eaotar B artaflaM 4 U I r t of Lot 11 — BanJ Jam aa, Hotro M0 L ot I I ----------------------Jaffarooa K eltooslo B t At •M l Lot I t ----------------------KWU of BWU (La*« W 110 r t a b 111.1 r t II.H of w n i l » F t) _ I I t l 11 K ay a D ote N 111 F t Of a 110 F t Of W 1U F t of NU of awu of n e u (Laaa t l 11 t l Emil J Moray U .I1 Rd) Bag I I I FI a of NW Cor of SEU of BEU Run W ITI P t 8 111 P t E ITI r t N 11 D f f II MIb E lit.IT D A _ W a ste f •1 >1 >1 r t w to B n — n*aaary n .u LTTTLR LAKR I u r, L ai | i ____________ W altor L Wataaa 44.14 TWIN LAKES MABOE P U T RU E B P A M U W alter A Rvotya o orooa • A ll L ot 0 _____________ — W aliar A Brolya a otoor M IT i» There's no room for argument a b o u t tho supremacy o f the daily itAwspopAr o t an advertising medium. N e w sp a p e rs ratA first with pAoplA w h o o d u a lfy buy advertising. Lost year, •he Investm ent in nA w sp ap trs w a s morA than $4 b illio n — an oll-timA high* a n d far m orn than w a s spent in TV* o r m agazines, o r radio. O n the ovArogA w eekday, yo u 'll find a new spaper In 1 7 .3 % o f o il U .S. hom os— a n d th at'i o roach n o othe r m edium con duplicate. U sefulness? Sh oppers brow se the new spaper o t their o w n pace...spend time on hem s o f special interest...dip e n d save o d s fo r use a s shop ping guides. A n d the advertiser co n use o s m uch space o s he needs fo r o full product story. The new sp ap er h old s a firm place fn o u r fives. A study o f tha T V audience found that 'n e w sp a p e r reading is the o n ly form o f m oss com m unication w hich show ed n o reaction w hen — T V sets w ere purchased.* N o ifs...an d s...or butt. N e w sp a p e rs ore the prim ary ad vertisin g m ed iu m Your Best Buy —* Your Hometown Newspaper Local News — About People You Know! jjanfurb HfmiUi .] i �<1 a* GUARANTY FIDELITY TITLE i "SERVING ORANGE AND SEMINOLE COUNTIES* -ESTABLISHED IN 1883TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS R EAL ESTATE CLOSINGS ESCROW SERVICE DOCUM ENTARY NOTARIZATION i) ►T A X & JUDGMENT SEARCHES cau us m comm a w om ukoh 8900 ORLANDO NO CH A RG E FOR SU CH <0 NORTH COURT AVENUE ORLANDO C A LL S WEST OF COURTHOUSE a �Thunderstorms, Tornadoes Plague Midwest Mullet Lake Park near Cen­ t r a haa been turned into a fina picnic area. Thera are tablet, barbecue pita and reaL rooms. J. C. Lavender, county road auperintendent, was commend­ ed by the Seminole County Board of Commiialonera for doing a fine Job In developing the park. • • • County Shuffles Political Areas Vote Precincts Upped Due To Area Growth Seminole County • • • • on the St Johns River • ♦ * * “The Nile of America** ■ Phone 828*2611 Zip Code 32771 ) By Paul Brookshire The Seminole BooatcrClub WEATHER: Tuesday 90-62; fair thru Thursdny, high about 90; low tonight in 60s. eloaed out the year with a Ten new voting precincts amall aurplua to turn over to will be edded in Seminole VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 192 the Incoming admlniatration. County end the five commiss­ The club took in 1.1,004 laat ion districts will be reshuffled year but failed to get one of its projects off the launching under a resolution adopted by pad — lighting of the track the Seminole County Board of and baaehatl field. A worthy Commissioners Tuesday. project for the new officer! The board said the addition to undertake. of precincts and the shifting • • • of the commission districts The All-Sports Banquet at wat necessary because of pop­ the Seminole High wat a very fina affair thanka to Roger ulation changes. Too many of the voting pre­ SAIGON ( U n i - F o r t y U.S. lfarria, outgoing Booster Club By Jane Casselberry and Barry Lawrs president; Athletic Director cincts were too populous while Navy planes bombed targets Settling ground around the Fred Ganaa and the Seminole others had too few voters, the in North Viet Nam trday in County School Fcod Service board said In announcing its cavernous Casselberry sink, another raid that underscored new redistricting plan. Association. hole, which already haa (wal­ t e e The addition of 10 precincts American determination to lowed one home, ia anxiously being watched for signs the Who’s right? Fishing camp increases the voting units pres* on with the air war hungry earth haa not yet de. operator* say the fish kill la from 23 to 33. Voting popula­ against the Hanoi regime. voured it* fill. not at all in the proportions tion in each precinct has been It was the second consecu­ Old earth fissure* extend­ claimed by State Biologist kept around 1,000 In the new tive day of air strike* on ing from a depression at least Harold Moody. Moody called alignment. WRECK TUESDAY EVENING sent driver of this enr, Roland R. CanConstable and justice of North Vletamess territory fol­ ua from Leesburg to aay check 60 years cld some 75 feet field, 25, VAH 11, Sanford Nnval Air Station, to hospital for treatm ent north of the new hole are ap­ of the water chemistry la the peace districts also are being lowing; a aix-day pause to of nppnrent head injuries, after his car went out of control, overturned redrawn and will be announc­ watch for tlgna of Communiit basis for hit findings, parently widening aa the and landed on its top. State Trooper J. L. Sikes said auto, total loss, ed toon. Red (striding of these e • • earth continues to seek a set­ readiness to negotiate a settle­ travelled iilxrut 300 feet from time it first left road until it came to tling point. However, no great Residents along 26th Street requires legislative action and ment. There were no signs. rest in middle of intersection of llwy. 17-92 and Seminnla Itoulcvard. the proposal will be rushed to concern la being expressed must be mighty pleased now (Herald Photo) In South Viet Nam, a large the Florida Legislature for ac­ that sprinkler trucks are op­ over the new trend and it is force of U.S. Army paratrocption this session. believed all immediata danger erating in an effort to hold Major changes in the five era swept through the Viet­ down the choking dust. Many commission districts Include namese countryside today In has passed. residents have been complain­ reduction in the size of Dis­ an area known to be crawling Meantime, Casselberry town ing abouth the duat and the trict 3 currently represented with Communist guerrilla*. official* are attempting to put the "good neighbor" policy In­ difficulty it caused In breath by W. Lawrence Swofford of • * e ing. Altamonte Springs. Vietnamese dive-liomber a t­ 1IAZELTON, Pa. (UPI) — strip mining firm, was on tial area and sent bita of to effect to aid victims of na­ s e e • • e tacks killed an estimated 85 An FBI team Joined local duty Tuesday aa an elrctlon metal flylgn In all direction*. ture's rampage. Representative* of area or­ Speaking of 25th Street and District 3 wat reduced due to Viet Cong Tuesday night in a The elder Ruggiero heard the work being done to widen Increase in population. Part of raid that resulted from the and state authorities today In judge and got the key to ths the explosion and raced from ganisations and churchea will it, one resident has complain Altamonte Springs now will spotting of a Communist sn effort to determine what 19'di model car, parked only the |>olling place. Ignoring meet Thursday night a t 8 ed loudly about the addition of be In District 4 represented by company by a U.S. observa­ kind of explosive wna used to half a block away. rut* and burn*, he dug Into o'clock a t the Casaelberry aidewalka to the Job. We don't CommtssloDcr Lee Gary of tion pilot, The attack tcok kill an election official's son Ths youth turned on the the bluing hot wreckage and Woman'* Club on Overbrook Drive to formulate fund-rais­ need them, the woman said, Oviedo. place ebout 100 miles east of when h« started his father's ignition and ths car was reached hie sgn't bo and all it meant is th at all Oviedo and Casselberry win Saigon. ing’ plans U»e 'p*Mont car, . ’ f i l i n g . blasted to b,<a in a puff of err**. the kids will como out here be the only municipalities re­ Officials announced, mean­ Michael Ruggiero, 17) wnt desperate­ affected! Ruggiero screi presented by one commission­ while, that last week's Viet the victim of ths blast which Mark smoke. to uaa their akatrboarda. Alderman Edward Lunn has ly for Mike to give him (urn* • • • er. All other cities will be Cong attacks were the heavi­ roeked a residential area and Mike was kilted Instantly. sign of life. been named to guide arrangelira. Harold Kaatner'a Do­ split. Aulhoritiea w e r a unable Mike wae hurled Into the menta for "Operation Helping est of ths year, killing or sent bits of metal flying in AU of Lake Mery will be in berman Pinscher, Bahia Po all directions. immediately to determine a back *eat of the demolished Hand.* wounding 1,020 Vietnamese Reeldente of the dltailer tentate Lucky Lady and her one district, where' formerly soldiers and 07 Americans. It was election day Tuesday motive in the case. They said auto. The force of the blaet litter of ten pups, took second it was split between Districts Viet Cong losses w ert set at and Mike waa home from neither Ruggiero nor his son wae an great that it tore hit area whoae hemes were dam­ place In the dog show held 2, 3 and S. It now will be in 770 killed or raptured. school. His mother, Antoin­ bad any known enemies nor clothes and shoes from hla aged or destroyed have been District 2, represented by in Orlando, Sunday. Informed th at their insurance ette, 43, had to do some gro­ bad either received a n y body, Today's raid inflicted "se­ In third place in the three Chairman John R. Alexander. vere damage" on military bar­ cery shopping so hs decided threats. Mike, one of etoht P.ug- will not cover the lose and to tlx month eld puppy class District 2 has been enlarged racks and a military radio to drive her to the store in And Police Chief Frank gitro children, was a member banka have stated full pay­ was Mrs. Peggy Stringer’s slightly. Uzzmnn said it was unlikely of the high school track team ment of mortgages ie ex­ station, according to an Amer- hit fnthrr'a automobile. • • • Princess Isha, also of Sanford, Mike walked to the fire­ that Ruggiero had any ex­ and tuba ptayrr in the hand. pected. Gary's district has been en­ can spokesman. s e e Town officials are working • • • house where his father, a plosives in the family car. He yat scheduled to lie grad­ today to obtain clearance from The DeLand Chamber of larged In mileage under the power shovel operator for a The blast rocked a residen­ uated June 7, Navy pilots operating from new proposal. Longwood will property owner* In the vicin­ Commerce hat Indicated It will ths aircraft carrier Coral Sea be split between District 4 ity cf the 90-by-80 foot hoi* not support the proposed Lake and 2. Altamonte Springs will reported three buildings de­ to bring in heavy machlnerd Monroe Causeway plan. Offi­ be divided between District 4 stroyed and the supply area to fill the hoi*. cials call it “too costly.” heavily damaged in an attack and 2. a a e Mel Ogden, administrative Sanford will be represented on barracks at lloan Lo, about assistant t a Gov. Ilaydon A 914 million port facility, by three commissioners Alex­ 40 milea north of ths border Including a modem terminal ander, Edward Yarborough with the South Vist Nam. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - can operate up to 123 days. Fort Lauderdale and a so- Burns, said in a telephone In­ for loading of bulk phosphate and John Fitzpatrick. The spokesman aald a sop*- The House took up a special Ills bill authorizes the Racing called "legislative reappor­ terview this morning the State rock, Is in the works for Port North Orlando will be split rale strike on the Chanh Ho order calendar of Senate- Commission to equalize the tionment retirement plan” Road Department ia ready to Manatee a t Bradenton, between Alexander and Gary's region, near Hosn Lo, destroy, passed bills today while a bill two seasons. backed by Starke Sen. Char­ move in equipment from Dea a * Land aa soon aa written per­ • • • districts. ed a power house, damaged equalizing dog racing and jal ley Johns. mission la reeslved from the A professional nurse llcens• • • Each district will Include ap­ another building and left the alal seasons faces Senate ap­ When several senators tried Ing eaamlnatlon will be given proximately 14,000 to 16,000 administration b u i l d i n g in proval The 27-14 vote that killed property owners end the City lo amend the bill to eztrml by the Florida State Board of persons. flame*. Uie proposed emergency eon- of Casselberry. With lets than three weeks the dog season, lower the Jal Nursing in Jacksonville June Present commissioners and A total of 60 tons of bomb* remaining in the regular ses­ alal meeting and add harness tlilulionel amendment crest­ II* aald reports of state 29-10. Deadline for applica­ their districts: Edward Yar­ and rocket* were dumped on sion, the tempo o( the Legis­ tracks to the measure, action ing the new appeals court — geologists and road engineers, ordered to the area by Gov­ borough. District t; Alexander, the two targets. tions It May II. lature has picked up consid­ was delayed until today to which needed 33 affirmative a a a District 2; Swofford, District Pilot* said thsy encounter­ erably and lawmakers are give lawmakers a chance In voles to be sent to the voters ernor Burns, reached his desk A camera will he added to 3, Gary, District 4, and Fitz­ ed cnly light anti-aircraft fire. coming to work earlier and agree on a compromise. this fall—came as a surprise. this morning and will be hand­ the equipment of the Seminole patrick, District 8. The bill was killed as the ed to Hums Thursday when No enemy aircraft were sight­ slaying later. The Senate put to death County Read Department. It ed and all planes returned Miami Sen. George Holla- Tuesday alter a long fight a result of a fight between he returns from Washington. The hole remained about will be used to show condi­ safely to the Coral Sea from han said dog tracks are pre­ bill cresting a fourth district Sens. Merrill Barber, of Vera the same else Tuesday, but tions on roads before and Beach, and John McCarty, of the 46-minute raid, the spokes­ sently limited to 90-day sea­ court of appeals to serve an after maintenance and for man said. sons while jal alal frontons area from Daytona Beach to Fort Pierce, to locale the began to fill with water and other purposes. court headquarters In their by nightfall had about seven feet of water in it. Iwmrtowns. Johns' legislative retire­ ment plan, which was based WASHINGTON (UPI) — on a fictitious salary of 97,600 President Johnson will be a year, was killed by a 14 29 the commencement speaker vote In the upper chamber, when hit 17-year-old daugh­ which is traditionally touchy Verifying sews reports from ter, Lucl, graduates from the about granting Itself more Washington that aatomeMIe National C a t h e d r a l Girla money. sales prices will be retroac­ School on June 1. TALLAHA88EE (UPI) The House, working on a Rep. R. J. Davis, of Seminole Lucl and 61 of her class­ tive la May 14, la Use with non • controversial calendar, President John tea's reqeest mates will graduate a t a cere­ County, Introduced a propos­ passed a host of bills Tues­ for aa eseite U a cat, and that mony a t the Waahtngton ed constitutional amendment day, including one to put a Ceagreet Is rushing the legls- Episcopal Cathedral. today that would permit tha chancellor over the state's people to amend the consUtuMrs. Johnson and Lucl’a to beat fit ceatam en vast university system. to stare eff a “bayen sister Lynda, f l , also will tion and pass laws Independ­ tbe feUewiag tele­ attend. ent of the Legislature. T h e President's younger gram was received here this The measure contained a by Bill Hemphill Me- daughter U planning to enter self - starter clausa which Georgetown University school would direct tha Secretory of hat p re of nursing in mid-September. B ute to put on tha ballot an If a redaction to She will work Uda summer NANTES, France (UPI) — act or constitutional amend­ ie per te s t federal as an assistant to a Washing­ 4he President Charles de Gaulle ment proposed by petition and •sd a e tax an new passenger ton optometrist. was met by l.ooo demonstra­ signed by a number of elec­ Is adopted this tors protesting his price pol­ tors equal to eight per cant I I t Bade retroactive icies today when be opened g of tha number e f votes cast to retail purchases of j e e r Dirksen 111 meet-the people tour in this in tha last gubernatorial elec­ tion. WASHINGTON (UPI) rily in western France. Map 14, UN. Tea a a y inform Senate Republican L e a d e r The demooetrators threw Tha bill alas contained Mat General Everett M. Dirksen (QL), hoe‘OPERATION FIRE ANT contlnuea in Seminole County, aa the $180,000 rocks at the riot police called provision for aubmiaion of M et control program continue* with B-17* apreeding the pesticide. This to « m H- pitallied Mouday flog a new out to protect the presided* to«90Ml* to the Legislators, checkup tor aa abdoatoal ail­ low-flying B-lT waa photographed late Tuesday afternoon by Herald staffer Tbe police kept U a a tooa which would ha gnhlest to by which toe U i a s y ment. plana to return to w art Bill Vincent Jr. east of Sanford. That’s the Brumley boat work* in the lower gelling closer than 200 yard* referenda aa of the people gf. Thursday. part. j (rum de CeuUe'g motorcade. U r action by tha lawmaker*. bn Casselberry Eyes Fissures Of Old Sink Vote Official's Son Killed Session Tempo Upped Auto Tax Plan Father To Speak In Luci's Honor Davis Proposes Home Rule Law Verified Here DeGaulle Meets Price Protest % n n w A ••• Twins Drown U. S. Planes Underscore Determination f it San Antonio Flooded With 11-Inch Rain LA CANADA, Calif. (U ri) — Twine Christopher and Courtland Jones, 2. drowned in only two feet of water In a neighbor's partially com­ pleted swimming pool. Slim Chance TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Chances appeared slim that legislation splitting D a d * County into three parte will ever get to the floor of the House. U.S. Gives Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government Is finally giving up on its three-year effort to find a black belt buckle satisfactory to all three branches of the armed forces. Bus Topples LUGO, Spain (U P l)-F lv # women were killed and 43 In­ jured when a bus toppled over a precipice along a highway near here. The pessengers were traveling to a religious festival. 3,600 MPH EDWARDS AFB (UPI) — A thrust of (10,000 pounds Tuesday sent ths rocket ship XI6 hurtling to an altitude of 101,000 feet at a speed of 3,014 miles an hour in a sta­ bility test. Etna Erupts CATANIA, Sicily (U PI)— Mount Etna's central crater spewed rock and aah several thousand feet Into the air Tuesday, Dispite repeated ex­ plosions, volcanologists said It was too early to assess the eruption threat. Arms Ban WASHINGTON (UPI) — Atty. Gen. Nlcholaa Kaizenbach today aaked Congress to approve without dslay a curb on mall order firearms sales. Hs said It was nasdod in the "nationwide battle . . against raps and robbery and mug­ gings and murder." Attendance Up United Press lalem atiaual Thunderstorms d u m p s d more rain on flood-atrickfn San Antonio, Tex., today and spread to Tsnnessee, Okla­ homa and Missouri. Funnel clouds moved over southeast Texas as San An­ tonin, soaked with more than 11 Inches of rain In a littla over 24 hour*, fought floods which washed away scores of shanty homes and flooded hundreds of other*. Corpus Christl, Tax., re­ ceived more than an Inch of rain In the tlx hours up ta mid-night. West Plains, Mo., got an Inch and a half. More than an Inch of rain fall across northeaet O k l a h o m a and southern Missouri. A tornado touched down near Joplin, Mo., Tuesday night and another hit eight mile* west of Columbus, Kan. • * * Rain pelted coastal sections of the Carolina*, New Eng­ land and Oregon. Clear, cool weathar spread through the North Central a t a t a a with temperatures ranging down to 94 a t Grand Forks, N. D. On* child wae crushed to death and four ware injured a t Raynoaa, Mexico, scrota the Rio Grand* River from McAllen, Tex., Tuesday when heavy rains collapsed an over­ pass on them. A mother and her Infant daughter were rescued from the roof of their flooded hema near Ban Antonio by n ra ­ dio station's traffic spotter helicopter. s e a The heavy rmlna flooded all major thoroughfares t n t n Ban Antonio’s downtown. Police said the flood we?, "the worst tone* 19*0." Officials a i d several hun­ dred person* war* driven from their homes, mostly in the eity's west elds popu­ lated largely by Latin Ameri­ cana. South Dakota Gov. Nile Boa planned an aarlal inspection today or Thursday of hla state’* Black Hills resort and goldmining a r e a , severely damaged by flood* caused by torrential ralna on top of n 30-inch spring snowstorm. Hoe said he would ask Pre­ sident Johnson to dtclare the region a disaster area. TAMPA (UPI) — Attendane* at Duech Gardena for the first four months of this year ran 29 per cent ahead of the eame time lait year. At­ tendance through April of this year totaled 848,742, as TURIN, Italy (U P I)-8 la * compared to 800,220 for the mete twins Rantlna and Olusame time last year. srppina Foglla were removed from oxygen tents for tha first time since they were Stands Firm surgically separated a week SANTO DOMINGO (U P I> - •go. MaJ. Geo, Antonio Imbcrt Ths children are s li yearn B arren s, whose Junta regime old. controls most of the Domini­ I.iugl Stdcrio, the chief can Republic, wet reported surgeon, said ths poat-opersstanding firm today In his re­ tiva condition of the twins fusal to accept either a new was more satisfactory than cease-fire or a compromise r*|K-ct«'d. He said It would be reorganization of the govern­ three months before the girl* ment. could begin to walk. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/286c69a9126365efeb5be07325ba904e.pdf 0ad55b5ea683fa8046944878d3b6b856 PDF Text Text I Every W eek THE SEVENTH-PAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Comer Tth A Elm J. U MerehAU------------ Pa SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ----- III! R Worehlp Service _ il:*4 a Wedieedir Might Preger Sem ico___ ftM P- Methodist Baptist Episcopal HIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •II Park Avenue T. B. Chance ---------- Peetor Morning Worehlp — l:te a. m. Bandar School —— 1:41 a. m. Morning Worehlp — 11:14 a. m. Training Union — 4:10 p. m. Evening Worehlp _ T:4I p. m. Wed. Prarer Servloe Till p. na CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwoal Fr. Cher lee W. Stewert, Jr. Vteer Adventist • —-*— jSm m m e 1 CerliiHilw I; 14-11 Teoidey Oaletiana Atll-IA T iT m TWWcy t Thamelenieaa A im HoWwei i* if-is Sefurdey U Mar 14-11 Heir Communion _ •:** e. m. Family Sorvla# * Cleeeee ............ ■■ 1:11 a a. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 Park Ava at 14th St. Rev. dlirord E. Harrod. Pastor ELDER SPRINBS BAPTIST Old Orlando RA at Heater Ava B. Hamilton Orltfln _ Pastor Sundar School ----- 4:14 a m. Morning Worship _ 11:44 a m. Training Union — fitt p m. Evening Worship — Till p, m. Sundar School ----- It4l a m. Worship Servloe — 11:41 a m. Evening Worehlp — Till p- m. Alliance Tenth Pellowsklp (Tuea) Sill p. m. (Wed) R a i u Semlee----- Till P- m. HOLT CROSS 441 A Park Ava Pr. Leroy D. Soper, Rector Holy Communion — 1:14 a m. Family Servlee nad Sunder School 1:04 a ae. Morning Prayar (Firet Sundar — Holy Communion 11:44 a sa Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST HOT A Sanford Ava R. Vornon Fuller Sundey School — 1:41 a m. Morning Worehlp _ 11:44 a m. Assembly O f God P1NECREST ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH COT. Ilth and Elm Church O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST ISIS Park Avenue Bert B r o w s ______Evangillat Sunder Bible Study ___ — 14:44 a. ae. Horning Worehlp — 11:44 a. m. Evening Bervteo _ 4:14 p. ra. lee "Herald of Truth" 1 p. no. Sunday on Channel 4 Tueedey Baptist Ladlea Bible Clean , 4:14 a. m. Men'* Claea--------1:14 p. m. Wedneeday Bible C la m _____ 1:14 p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST . , X*1TSIDB m issionary JAm « T CHURCH Ith SL A Hotly Ava. John R. K in g ---------- Patti Sunday School ----- 14:14 a. i Sunday Morning Worship — 11:44 a. i Sunday Evening Warship — Ti>4 p. I Wednesday Prayar Sarvloa----- Tt4B p. I Ralph Brawar Jr. Evangatlat Bible Fchool------- 1:14 a. m. Morning Worship — 4il4 a. m. E enlng Worehlp — I:t4 p. m. WeA Prayar Service T:t4 p. m. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West Morris n u b y ------ Kvangallat Bible Class ------- !0:ee a m. Morning Worehlp — 11:44 a ra Evening Worehlp — 4:04 p. m. Bible Clasiaa WaA . 1:14 p. m. PINECHEST BAPTIST CHURCH Oaora Road Moralns Worehlp . It:*• A Sunday School ——. 4:41 a Training Union — till p. Evening Worship — 1:14 a Wed. Ottlcera * Teachers Meeting ------------- 4:14 A Christian Science Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th St. end Laurel Ava Rev. L. H. Heller _ _ Peetor Tetephoaei tll-TIll Sundar S ch ool---- l:t ( a m. Morning Worehlp — 14:11 a ra. Evening Worehlp _ T:00 p. m. WeA Prayer Bernice T:t4 p. m. time, as sweet-scented ss a lily, beautifully serious with the tots) dedication o f youth. People In church smile as they watch her, and they walk out into the April sun­ light feeling better, nippier, fo r having seen her. They cannot, ever again, be ss young ss she la, but this doeim't seem to matter* F o r she is a symbol to them. She represents the wonder o f spring when the world becomes new and fresh Again, when flowers bloom as If fo r the first time, and when the Church retells the story o f its greatest miracle — Christ's promise a t everIsttin o U/s. This, unquestionably, was the greatest promise ever made, and the reminder o f it comes at Nature's most perfect season. Be sure that you go to the church o f your choice this Easter, so that you may again hear and re­ member the Easter message In all its glory. Lutheran OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH IKK A Orlando Drive Hwy. 1I-4I) Sanford, Florida ttt-tlll The Rev. J. Oordoa Pa a ry, Peetor Sunday School — 1:11 a. m. Morning Worship — litoo a. m. Communion—First Sunday la Each Month Xtadergartaa sad Nuroory LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TUB REDEEMER 144 W. Ilth Place •The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "This la tbn Life’’ Herbert W. doers*___ Pastor Sundey School — 1:11 a m. Worship Service — te:14 a m. Kinder ter tea and Nursery FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST •44 East second Street Sundar Service A Sunday School - — 11:44 A ml Subject: "Doctrln* of Atone* menl" Wednesday Service - 1:44 p. *a JU-dlng Room: 141 W. Firet Waewdayai 14:14 am —4:14 p m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. First Strait Sunday School — 10:04 a m. Morning Worehlp — 11:44 a ra. Bible Study (Sunday) 1:4s p.ra. Evangelletlo Service 1:44 p. m. WaA Prayar Meat — 1:40 a tn. Bill Staphena---------- Pastor A Cordial Walooma to All OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1141 Country Club Road Sponsored by Firet Baptist Church Bay. R. T. Barrett----- Paeto# Sunday School — 1:41 a m. Worehlp Forvlod — 11:44 a m. Training Union — d:4l p- m. Evening Worehlp — 1:14 p. tn. WaA Prayar Sarv. — 1:14 a »■ Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF OOD llnd A French L, H. A lford ------------- Peetor Sunday School — 4:41 a mMorning Worehlp — 11:40 a m. Evangelistic Serv. .... T:00 p. n*. Family Night Sarvlca T. r. E. Wad.----- 1:14 p. SL Rav. Robert M. Jenklne. Pastor Morning Worehlp — 4:14 a m. Sunday School — 1:41 a m. Morning Worship — 14:11 a m. MTP Meetings — 4:11 a tn. (Intermediate, senior! Evening Worship — 1:14 p. m. 414 Park A va or PROPHECY 1141 Elm Avanua Ray. Robert Wtleh — Paato# Sunday School ——. 4:41 A m. Worehlp service _ 14:41 a. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Eetatea Cltrun Heights Rev. Charlee B. Hogg — Paeto* Church School ___ 4:41 a. m. t Morning Worehlp — 11:44 a m. M T P --------------------Sill P. m. Eve. W orehlp-----Till p. ne. WeA Prayer Semico l:M p.n. Southern Methodist FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Women'a Club Building •41 Oeh Ava Durward H. Knight Jr, Panto# gundey School _ — >:41 a ra. l,< Epworth Leegua — d:4l p. m. Worship Service —_ 1:10 p. ta Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Jnd SL at Mapla Ava. Paul Blekea_________Pastor Sunday School ___ 1:41 a m. Morning Worship _ 14:14 a. m. Touth H our___— . 4:?? r. m. I) Evangelistic lervteo Tt44 p. m. Mid-Week Service (WeA) — T;44 p. m. Third Sunday J i j .eplratlon — C'ii p. in. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Harr, Fla. Rev. W. I* Holcombe, Pallor Sunday t:4S a m . ___ Bible School I 11:44 Am . — Morning Worship T:44 p. m. — Evening Service 1:44 A m . — WeA Mid-Week Prayer Services 1:44 p. m. _ U K WaA Micelonary Sarvloa Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHUItCH OF LONOWOOD MI Orsnte Street Rev. E. Ruth drsbt _ Patter h Sunday School — 16:44 a m. Morning Worehtp 11:61 A m, Sunday Evening 1:14 a tn. Wed. Bible Study . 1:14 A m. Conquerors Maatlng Friday ------------- 1:11 y a Presbyterian Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. 411 Ph. Ill-Ill* Itav. Josh Lang —-----Paelo# Sundey School — 14:4* a m. Morning Servlo# — 11:64 a m. Training Union — 4:14 p. m. Evening Service — lilt a ul Wednesday Maatlnga: Organisations — d:M A »« Prayar -.............. YiB« a mCbslr -------Hit a a . ORACE HETHODIIT CHURCH I Onore R4, at Woodland Ava, Rev. John H. Hlree Jr, Peeler Church School ----- 1:41 a m. Morning Worehlp — U:M a. m. MTF -----«:<• A m. FIRST PRESBYTEIUAN CHURCH Sanford, rtA Oak Ava A Ird SL Orovar c. Sawall Jr. — raster Edgar W. Smith Jr. AsaUtant * Pastor Church School_____ 1:41 a m. Seealon Meats — 14:41 a m. Morning Worship — 11:04 a m. Pioneer Pallowahlp _ 1:00 a m. Senior HI Pallowahlp 4:04 a m. Evening Worehlp _ 1:14 a tn. WaA Prayer Maatlng lt44 A OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rey. W. E Tlmtne___ Peetor B r.ngeltallo Serv. — Tilt a m. Ttwdayt Bible Training —— 1:41 A Sundar School_____4:41 a tn. Morning Sarvlca# — 11:44 a ra. Chair Praetlea WaA ftll a **• Bvary One WeleomA Thursday i Young People Sarvloa 1:41 p.m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN ITTS South Orlande Drive Thomas U. Makla — Paetor Worship 1:44 a ra. Chureh School — 14:44 A m. V -----------------*------- The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible------------------------GREGORY LUM BER o f S a n ford A R T BROW N T E S T ' CONTROL C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., IN C . C H E L 8 E A T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 118 W . F irst, 8 a n fo rd II T H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. M r. * M rs. M . R . Strickland FOOD F A IR ST O R E S, IN C . R o b e rt S u iou ff and E m p loyees B E TTY CASS In su rant* H w y. 17-82, C asselberry, Fla. H O L L E R M O TO R S A L E S CO. and S t a ff N E L SO N & CO., IN C. O viedo, F lorid a H ARR ELL* Be v e r l y fiO R N E “D IS T R IB U T O R S, IN C . H w y . 17-82, S a n ford SE M IN O L E LO D G E N ursin g & Convalescence Residence 800 S ou th B ay A v e ., S anford, F la. A U T O M O T IV E 208 W . 26th S t , S a n ford B IL L H E M P H IL L M OTORS, IN C . 801 W . 1 s t St., S a n ford C O M M U N ICATIO N S W O R K E R S o f A M E R IC A Southern Bell Telephone E m ployees L ocal N o. 3108 K IL G O R E S E E D C O M P A N Y 1400 W . 1st. S t , S a n ford LE E BROTH ERS P lum bing, H eatin g, A ir C on ditioning J . C. P E N N E Y C O M P A N Y C. L . R obin son and S ta ff STE N STR O M R E A L T Y H erb S tenstrom and S ta ff S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K H ow ard H . H odges and S ta ff C O B IA B O A T S Southern F iberglass P rod u cts, Inc. H arold Blama and E m ployees L IG G E T T R E X A L L D R U G G ordon K ellett and E m p loyees P R O G R E S S IV E P R IN T IN G CO. J . M* C am eron and S t a ff H IL L L U M B E R * H A R D W A R E CO. Jim m y Crapps and E m ployees P U B L IX M A R K E T S and E m ployees R O SE A N D W IL K ’S R E S T A U R A N T R ose * WUke B ow m an * E m ployees O ST R IC K L A N D -M O R R ISO N , IN C, and S ta ff W IL S O N -E IC H E L B U R G E R M ORTUARY E unice L W ilson and S t a ff W IL S O N -M A IE R FU R N IT U R E COM r. and M rs. A ] W ilson L . D. P L A N T E . IN C. O viedo, F lorida A . D U D A * SONS, IN C . S lsvia, F lorida P E R F E C T IO N D A IR IE S S T A T E F A R M IN S U R A N C E Com panies Irv in g L P r y o r and S t a ff SO U T H E R N N A T U R A L G A S CO. J oh n D unn and S ta ff B O B 'S R E S T A U R A N T B ob and E stelle M cCallister H w y. 17*82, S an ford, F la. W IN N D IX IE STO RE S and E m ployees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Baptlnt Church. Ovl*d* Central Bagtlit, Churah, till Oak Ava. Cfcnliau Flrat Baplim Church ChnlunU Baptlnt Mingles Eller Spring* BeplIM Chunk, 111 Lehman BA First Btptut church. I ll Park Ava. RBI Frlaalchf hip ~ BngtUI Chart* H __ A lte, rn a »t* n t Spriagn BL IM. Alunwnta Sprtuga Pi ret Baptlct church cl be Berg ______ _____________o*B*vn Flrat Baptlct Charch cl IM Flrat Baptlct Church c« Lake Mary Flrat Baptlct Chnrcb at Lak, Monro* Flrat B*pU*l Ckurch al Leagwood, Oar. “ '*5*BilSu#t, Ckur*h at Ovtalc s S w a r . A 'K . & r s . s s r t ill w . lit* St. Ferect City BapiUt Church Fcuutalu Meal Baptlnt Church, Ovtclc Lev* B#ut**ra BapUat Mlaalun, Chulucta MlaaUugry Baptlct Church Bart* JtA. Sllw ZSlI* Mlaalca BaptlM a . . Mill | . (Utaga Chore* Mcnlug Qlcry Baptlct Chore*. Ocnavn Mwy. i k t Oliva Mlaalcaary Baptlit Church, San r LenAa Ifrln e s SU, U M t t H / 4 i k ill M l „ ML Zion MUaloaary Baptlct, Blpca Ava. New Ht. Calvary Mlciloaary Baptlct 1141 W. (Ith AL New Ual.m Prlmltlv* Baptlct Church, 1144 W. lit* *L New ml Ilea Baptlct Charch. UM Pear At# Oaklawn BaptUi Chapel, 11*1 W. Ilth SL Ontaaa Uauilci Church Placcraat BaptUt Church, 141 W. Onora Rd. PratrU Lak* Bcpllit Church, Bile* B4, Pern Park Progrcaa Hlaalonary BaptUt Churoh. Midway ■ceond ihlloh Hlaclaaary BaptUt Church, Nlath * HUkarp SL Jama* MlMlaaary BaptUt Church at*, ltd. I ll Octaaa ■L Paul HUdaearp BapttM Church. Ith SL BL Uatthawa HUaUnary BaptUt Church CAKA4R Hlltktt ■L Jeha'u Mualauary Baptlnt Chora*. •II Crprcca SL BaptUi Church, Palm Bprtoga BA. Tempi* BaptUt Alumcat* Bprlugc WaatalOa Mlaaioaary BaptUt Chureh, IM A Hally Ava. Sloe Nape BapUat Church, 111 Oraaga Ava. OATMQUO Charch at the Nativity, Lake Mary All houl* Catholic Church, 111 Oak Aye. Roman Cat holla Mate, apertemaa'a Club, Cbulucth , SL Ana'a Catholic Chureh, Perching Place. DcBary BL Mary Mnndulcau Catholic Church, Meltland Ava, Altamonte hprlage CHRISTIAN Plrct Chrlcttau Chureh, MIT A Saafurd Ava ceagrcgattaual ChrlctUn Church, n i l Park Ava Northnld* chHatlan Church, W1 e y 1A a Havau Dr, Maitland CHURCH OP CHRIST Church at ChrUL M il A Per* Aye. Charch at ChrUL Oonova chureh nf ChrUL LeusweuA Church et ChrUL Paula cm vnem o r * o o Church #t OoA III Hlckcry Chureh at Ood. till a Freud* Church at Oad, Ovlodc Church at Oad Mlaalca, BatcrprUc RP1BCOFAL AH ealots l « e „ lltlfB til* Chrict BpUcopal Church. Lea All Saint* Eplncopnt, Kntnrprlt* tfcly Craes BpucepaL Hark A va at Ith LUTHERAN Ancoaalou Luthnrau Church, Overbraok Dr, Cnncclbcrry Oeod Shepherd UattaA Lutherm, 1141 R Orlande Dr. Lutheran Church at Mu Radaamar, 1*1 W. Ilth Flee* Heoelah- Lutheraa-Church,-America a Legion ItaU. Prairie Lake, Fere Park sl Luka* Lutheran Church, DL IM Slavia METHODIST Raraott Memorial MetkadlM Church. B. DeBary Ava, Eutarprlaa Bear Lake HothadUt Chora* Baikal A M I. Church. Caaaan Height* caeeelberry Community UeMcdUt Chureh. Hwy. l l ' l l A Pluey Ridge RA, caceelbarry DeBary Cammuulty Mathodivt Church W. Highland*. DeBary Chrlnt Hathadtat Charch ■ualaud Entatea Firm Hatkadlm Charch, 411 Park Ava Pin t MathadUt Chureh #t Oviada Firm heatharm Hatkadlm Church Wamsu'e O i l Ml Oak Ava Fra* Hath odlet Church, III W. Ith BL Oaaev* Hetkedict Chureh, Oaaev* Orace Mathodiet Church, Oaera RA Oraut Chapel A.H E. Chartk, Ovtede Oakgrcv* M^ibodltt Ckurck, OvUda Oatteg HeikedJLM Church Peal* WaaUyaa Mnthcdim. RL 44 w. at Paata BL Jaman A.M.B, Saaterd Ava ■ l Hary'a AM.A Chureh IL Rl 111 Octaaa •l PauTg Mathedlet Oh e r e * Octet* r a Entarprlae ■taftord Memorial Mathedlet C h u r c h A DeAary NASARENB F 1 ra t Chureh ul Me lad at Maple Fern Park Church #1 O'flrlaa HA. Farm Perk NegaraeR Me W. HpuaruBR Lake Mary Chunk at tha NucAreuu PRESS YTEE1AN Community Preabytnrten Chunk, Lak* Mary Firm Praahyterla* chunk. Oak Ava A Ird BL Firm prnnbytartan church, Caeeelberry Firm Prenbytcrica ckurch at DeBary, K. HlshUnd Praebylertaa Church at The Caveeanl I f f l A Orlaade Dr. BL Aadnwa Fraabyterlaa Chart* M il Le*> nael BcA Dr, Bee# Lake Upeala Ccmmnnltg Fraabyterlaa Chureh. Upea la RA Weal ml nil (or Precbyterlah Charch, Hnwelt Park, R l III SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Foraet Lak* Sevanth-day Advaatlat Church, Hwy, 4|l, Fercat City S*y*ath*dar Advontlnt Church. KaltMad Ava, Alternant* Sprlase Sanford Seventh-day Advaatlat Church, Seventh * Elm OTHER CHURCHES Alien u A.HE. Church. Olive A Ilth Church al Oed In ChrltL Oviada Chuluate Community Church Church at Oad at Prophecy. IM1 Rim Ava Church at Oad HitnlaR Eatarpriee S i 'S ? U ll Av a **1 D*1’ Community ChapuL AlUment* Spring* ***!•'• OrUodom Charch, sl Johna ChryMctem Chapel. Hwy. IT-**. Pern Perk Congregation Bath laraaL Mlb A Magnolia < I SIT a W U R ** CkrU*' **iMlUt* Kingdom HaU at Jthavah'g Wltaaaa Imk* Hoaro* UalL 1MI W. Third SL Pint Peeiaeamal church uf Lengwood Pull Oacpal Taheraeol. m i Country Club RA Out*#* M*Um*'* Chenh, Oak MIU •« 0*A Ilth * Elm §4*J*JA AUleuta Chureh, i m a Perk Ava Saaferd Ceegneatleu al Jaheraka Wit- *** .Oeetar* Ava 7.*!. •‘ •r**1*'" * r« r . I ll A tad SL Uulty Church at Staler*, M l A let SL I �ITV B-17s W ill 'Bomb' Seminole For Fire Ants Friday ftft Plan Costs Viet Cong Kill Nine Yanks $ 180,000 t i O c< Christmas in April. Gtcn Horton and Bill Plxter, plus wive*, a n frettlnc ready to head for the World'* Fair. And for free. Their ator* (Winn-Dixie on Firat Street) won a 40th annlveraary aata conteat in competition with 47 other •lore* in Central Florida. A* a remit Glen and Bill set a free trip to the Fair. They're planning to go in May. Grocery and meal depart­ ment employe* alao won an extra week’* pay. Thank you, Mr. Cuitomer, they all aay. • • • The Seminole C o u n t y **£*?£. u f-iiealtoia will meet tonight at 6:30 at Trade Wind* Cafteria in Caiielber* ry. There will he an Induc­ tion o f members and election o f a vice president. • • • 4 The Orange County Histor­ i c ! Commission needs help from 'way back when Semi­ nole County was a nacL. "I Grunge County alio* -iA.erprise was the county seat. The group wants Information about two formrr Speakers o f the House, the only two from Orange (Seminole) County. One was George II. Brown, the Speaker In 1887, who waa a truck farmer at Oviedo. Tha second waa Dr. J. J, Harris, Speaker in 1881. A medical doctor, he had an orange grove on the south aide o f Lake Jeasup, he waa puhllsher-editor of the San­ ford Journal and on March 8 , 1887, waa appointed San­ ford postmaster. The histor­ ical commission's mail ad­ dress la P. O. Box 1393) Or­ lando. e • • Sanford Garden Club land­ scape chairman, Mrs. Char­ les Cols is much disappointed but the club will not be able to get the palm* they here planned for their new build­ ing, In place in time for the opening Wednesday. Things got snafued, as they hava a way o f doing, but they will have them In about a month or ao to add a touch of tropic baauty to the setting. • • • Joseph Wlmblsh Jr., son o f Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Wimbish, 410 West Crystal Drive, graduate student at the Un­ iversity o f Oklahoma, has been awarded membership In the Mathematical Associa­ tion o f America. Students are selected on the besla o f sWUVy-onJ tr.» terest In math. The MAA la a national organization o f college mathematicians. • • • City crews didn't waste any time getting the ares o f First Street between Oak and Park marked o f f into parallel parking to eliminate the traf­ fic hazard there. Commission­ ers ordered the change Wed­ nesday noon and early Thurs­ day morning tha work start­ ed. s e e By Tuesday, you will prob­ ably see new markings on First from Park Avenua to Sanford Avenua when tha parking angle is changed from 45 degrees to 80 de­ grees. It I* hoped that the change will enable motorists to back out without blocking traffic in both tanas, • • • Heaviest Toll Suffered By U. S. Forces SAIGON (U PI) — Nine Americana were killed today when Viet Cong troops shot up three U. S. Army helicop­ ter* in n jungle battle 280 miles northeast o f Saigon. The combat toll waa the heaviest suffered by Ameri cans this year and on* o f tha biggeat of the war. Two of the helicopter* crashed, killing all eight American crew-men aboard. The co-pltot of the third craft waa killed when It waa hit but the damaged 'copter made it back to husr with the r'-Lvtat the controls. The three helicopters were supporting an airlift o f Viet­ namese troop* into battle when Communist troop* open ed up from jungle cover with a devaitatlng fusillade of small arms fire. Sunday night, Increasingly bold guerrillas fur the first time iii-iictrated U. S. Marine positions ringlhg (he big American airbase at Da Nang, slightly wounding two Marines with a barrage of hand grenades. The Viet Cong grrnadrs exploded in Murine artillery emplacements well within the defense perimeter established last month to protect the I)a Nang base from Communist attack. Marine sentries opened fir* on the intruders, but they es raped into the darkness with­ out suffering casualties. In the air war against North Viet Nam today, 45 U. S. Navy and A ir Fores jets flew four separate missions from dawn to dusk, American pilots rained five tons o f rockets and bomba and more than ona million propaganda leaflets on Com munlst territory, Tha planes attacked two military convoy* of more than 100 trucks and showered leaflets over seven cities with an aggregat* population of about 230,000 person*. The targets o f the psychol­ ogical warfare mission were the cities o f VInh, Ha Tinh, Phu Qul, Phu Dlnh Chau, Ha Trung, Thanh Hon nnd Bal Trung. All tho Navy and Air Force planes returned safely to their aircraft carrier and land bases. Pilots reported en­ countering heavy to moderate anti-aircraft fire. Freed On Bond Mrs. Beverly Ale wine, 22, charged with first degree mur­ der Friday In tbe slaying of her husband Thursday, la free on ball today after posting a $3,000 bond Saturday. The first degree murder warrant, sought by Sheriff J. L. Hobby, was issued by County Judge Xarlyle Housholder Friday afternoon, and bond set at $5,000. According to Judge Housholder today, the accused wo­ man's attorney, Gordon Fred­ erick, did not waive prelimin­ ary hearing. However, Judge Housbolder baa not set • date for the bearing, If one la to be held. The slaying took place ear­ ly Thursday fallowing an ar­ gument between Mrs. Alewine and ber husband. Tony, after, he returned borne shortly be­ fore 4 a- m. Legislation waa Introduced at Taliahaaaea seeking to change the name o f tha State Public Utllitlea Commlaalon to the Florida Publle Sendee Commlaalon. Seema (accord­ ing to UPI) on* member o f the board objected to being called the "P U " commissionTALLAHASSEE (UPI) er. Tbe State Development Comm* is*k>n announced a new slo­ gan Mooday designed to gen­ Commiaaioner Norman S. erate more industry, sate* and Marshall, Salvation Army nnd jobs In Florida, Tha slogan — “ Live here? member o f tha U 8 0 board o f governors, will be the prin­ Play hertT Than buy here"— cipal speaker at the appre­ will be placed on the bumpers ciation dinner o f the Sanford* o f cars and trucks traveling Seminole USO Tuesday eve- through tbe state, the com­ Bing et Sanford Clvt* Center. mission said. Seminole County * * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America** §>anfflrfo ib r a ld P hone 322-2611 Z ip Code 32771 W E A T H E R : Sunday hi 85, low 5 3 ; fair thru Tuesday, hi 85-00, low near 60. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1065 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 171 Ex-Sanfordite Dies In Accident Funeral Today For Mrrfane Linginfelter Legislature Faced With 2 Extra Sessions TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Legislature opened Its third week o f the 1965 ses­ sion today with reapportion* m u n fa u d ctiugTffwTdl rcdistricting rearing their ug­ ly hrads ahead of achi-dule. House Speaker K. C. Ho­ well aald before the I>'gl«lature went home Friday that he would consider naming ■ reapportionment committee despite the fart that he thought the issue would throw a cog in the regular business which the lawmak­ ers must arcomplish. Gov. Haydon Burn* has promised that he will rail a ■pedal session on reappurtionment following the regu­ lar CO-dsy session. But an­ other problem arose which may lead to two extra ses­ sions. Bums and legislative lead­ ers have been hoping to han­ dle both legislative reapport­ ionment and the realigning of Florida's congressional districts—to comply with tha U.8 . Supreme Court's "oneman, one vote" representation ruling— In tha singl* extra session. Indications are now, how­ ever, that tha redistricting may have to be taken cars o f during th* regular session or at an extra session In addi­ tion to the rrapportionment fight. “ It looks like it won't be as simple as we had thought," said Senate reapportionment committee chairman Robert Williams, o f Graceville, lie said his committee would soon begin looking int c - - t v 3—TudhrtrirrtiTg —ptan.~ which have caused tha furor. Tha legislative leaders have pointed out that tha two redistricting plana — submitted fur legislative con­ sideration by Florida's con­ gressional delegation—tn a y mean trouble. The governor said ther* may Ire enough difference be­ tween the two plans to in­ volve a special session and a long fight. APPARENTLY ITiTAKEH n visitor to Sunfonl to unrierMtnml parking regulations in ahort block of First Street between Oak ami Park. The onagain off-again diagonal parking, recently changed back to parallel park­ ing, has cauaed more than one head to be scratched. Parking markers in­ dicate both types of parking. When parallel lines were repainted, diagon­ al lines were not removed, causing this two-way parking situation, Alexander 'Surprised' By City Chair, ahead with legislation to per­ Alexander sakl. "H a s people man John Alexander said to­ mit development of their areas require more water and coo day he was "surprised" by by controlling problems of (00 servatlon practices must be pul Into etfcct now for the fu the action of Hie Sanford city much water some times and lure population. commissioners in opposing Use too m ils another," th* chair­ "Sanford certainly standi to man said, Water Control Bill. benefit from tbe county-wide "More buildings mean more program," be added. "1 don't "This action surprised me inasmuch as they did not dis­ runoff during heavy rains and think Seminote County can af­ cuss it with (he county and that must l>o collected and ford to stand still wtth this their decision apparently was channeled or flooding occurs," problem." based on incorrect or misun­ derstood information," Alex ander said. Alexander said the bill has not yet been approved in its final form for passage by the county commissioners or the legislative delegation. He said the bill was prepar­ WASHINGTON (UI*I) - said: "The window to peace ed and advertised for public President Johnson and bis top is still open, we are still open comment and that most of the to 'unconditional discussions objections o f the city already military and diplomatic sd . . . we are ready to begin dis had been brought to the board's viicr* are agreed—Ihe United tw Jons. tw it, week -tom orrow •atteattea -fcy-ti* •cumit } ~Wi firV Stst-VWJIT hoi T su»pen(Tr Its" or tonight. Come to the meet advisory committee, a fact the air strikes against Communist Ing room. We will be there." city manager knew as he North Viet Nam until the In Washington, Secretary ol serves on the committee. Reds are ready to come to the Slate Dean Rusk said that the "Since a previous but dif­ conference table. United States had considered ferent water control bill failed, The Chief Executive renew­ "suspending" its air attacks tbe new bill will provide for ed his offer for "uncondition­ on North Viet Nam but reject ■ referendum vote by th# peo­ al” peace talks during the ed the Idea because "It would ple and 1 expect It to pass af­ weekend, but he firmly re only encourage the aggress ter the need and the details ol Jerteil suggestions that sir at or." the bills are correctly explain­ taeks be halted to prove U, S. Defense Secretary Robert S ed to the public," Alexander "sincerity." McNamara echoed Ihe state­ sald. In a statement tn newsmen m en t of Johnson and Rusk "Other rowdies are moving at his Texas ranch, Johnson when he said, "w e have no In­ dication that a cessation of the bombing would move the North Vietnamese to discus­ sions leading tn a termination of their aggression against tbe South." On the contrary, he said, the effect of such a move without an accompanying end of ag­ gression against South Viet Nam "would discourage and dishearten the people of South Viet Nam." County Commission Johnson, Advisers Agree On Viet Nam Live, Ploy Here? USO Appreciation 4 , ) T IM E O U T — C atholic U .S. M arines on V ie t N am , took tim e o u t f o r confeaaion E a ste r services. Tha p riest is N avy Capt. th e b rie f break tha Marines w are back o n C om m unist attgek. HU1 327 n ear Da N ang South and H oly C om m union du rin g Paul Tola mi, o f B oston. A ft e r - «ty gu a rd in g th e base a gain st (N E A R ad io-T elep h oto) JOHNSON C I T Y . Tex. (U PI) — President- Johnson, suntanned and rested, brought a long Easter weekend at bll ranch toward an end today. Tbe President's h o l i d a y weekend was devoted primar­ ily to relaxation, but H In­ cluded a policy statement on Viet Nam and several new appointments. Johnson flew to Texas Thursday afternoon. He was expected to return to Wash­ ington today although no d# pasture Ume was anounced. Tuesday the President will begin two days of talks at the White House with visiting Ital­ ian Premier Atdo Horn, Mrs. June Linginfelter, 49, formerly o f Sanford, was kill­ ed instantly tn a boating acci­ dent in New Smyrna Beach Friday night, it w a s.lea x a ^ here today. Three other per­ sons were injured. Funeral services were held this morning at Hughey Fun­ eral Home In New Smyrns Beach. Burial waa in Edgewater. Mrs. Linginfelter was n buy­ er tn the women's department of Cowan's department store In Sanford for four years. Her husband, Lloyd, waa a chlaf petty officer atationed at Sanford Naval Air Station where he operated the Chief's Club. He now manages the Smyrna Yacht Club, Coroner Robert H. Mat thews, of New Smyrna Beach, who in tailgated the accident, gave The Sanford Herald this account: The Linfinfelters and an other couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson, were aboard a boat an route to a cookout. Several boat loads of people were In the party. It waa a dark night and the boat passed near a shrimper closa tn th* channel, between the boat and the land. Linginfelter, who was at the wheel, took a flashlight and tha party turned to watch the shrimping operation. The Lin glnfelter craft was going a minimum of 30 miles per hour. At this point the boat struck a private dock owned by Mra. Hannah Bonnet, for mer mayor of New Smyrna Beach. Concrete piling on the Bon net dock was moved six Jo 10 incifes'by’ tlie force 6t” the c o f listen and the Linginfelter boat was demolished and sank. Mrs. Linginfelter was dead on arrival at Fish Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred on the East side of the Indian River about 500 yards south of the North Bridge In the city limits of New Smyrna Beach, Matthews said hi* report has been turned over to Sher­ iff Rodney Thursby. There will be no Inquest, ha said. Mr*. Peterson, of 1411 Live Oak Street, New Smyrna Beach, was seriously Injured end Is la Fish Memorial Hos­ pital. Peterson end Linginfelter were treated for minor in­ juries end released, Rain Or Not, Eggs To Roll WASHINGTON (U PI) — The White Hous* decided to go ahead with ita traditional Easter egg roll today despite a morning rain that left the around* s o u r . Officials aald they ruled against postponing the annu­ al event because it would disappoint some o f the thou­ sands e f young tourists la tbe city. The egg rolling hours were kept to the original schedule although It had beaa raining intermittently sines lata Sun­ day eight. Almost 600,000 pounds o f Mi rex wilt b e dropped on Seminole County in a gigantic fire ant con trol program which gets under wiiy Friday, T h e p ro­ gram will last two monthfl. Two serially rigged World War II B-17 bomber* will begin dropping their loads on infested areas of Seminole County at 7 a.m. ••• Mlrex, the bait to be used in the program, has JVUVA no harmful effects on people, domestic animals, fish, wild­ life or bees, according to Com­ missioner of Agriculture Doy. le Conner. Conner also said the bait leaves no harmful residue In milk, meat or crops. Planes will take off from Herndon Airport In Orlando and will drop their loads In Lake, Orange, Seminole and Volusia Counties Seminole County has the largest number of acres in Tested by Ihe tiro ''*hT.~'Ap proxlmstcly 208,320 acres in the county will be treated. Two and one-half pounds of Mlrex will be dropped per acre. Conner said the four-county treatment represents the larg* est single btec ever treated in Florida, The propram Is estimated to cost $180,000 and will be fi­ nanced by the state, U, S. De­ partment of Agriculture and the four counties. Seminole County Is expect­ ed to contribute $10,000 to the program. The state has auth­ orized the expenditure of $40,333 In the four counties. Bill Would Drop School Trustees Red Warning: MOSCOW (U PI) — Soviet Premier Alexl Kosygin warn­ ed today that tha use o f fire bombs and gaa by the United State* In Viat Nam could “ in­ vite retaliation in kind." Traffic Toll TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Tha 8t*t* Patrol aald Mon­ day at least 16 persona were kilted !r traffic ac­ cidents In Florida, six o f them In one xmashup. Flaking Out DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) — More than 76,000 collage students engaged In th* an­ nual Easter ritual o f "flak ­ ing out'— doing nothing— to­ day along miles o f Florida beaches, _ i Gentle Prodding PITTSBURGH (U P I) - * With some gentle prodding from the White House,' union and Industry negotiator* be­ gin crisis bargaining today to head o ff a nationwide steal ■trike May 1. Dual Role WASHINGTON (U PI) — Unless President Johnson de­ cides otherwise, 8 a r g « a $ Shrlver plans to continue bin dual role aa head o f th* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Peace Corps and dlreitor e f Constitutional amendments ell tha administration's "war on mlnallng school trustees and poverty.” voter approval of school mill age were proposed today for Introduction la th* Legists WASHINGTON (UPI) — ture. The governor* o f 11 eastern The proposals were made by and southern stats* met here State School Supl. Thomas today to launch a blllloa-dolBailey, Sen. G. T. Melton, ol lar program for tha rehabili­ Lake City and Rep. Robert tation o f Appalachia — hope­ Mann, of Hillsborough, the fully without tha pork bar­ chairmen of the House and rel, Senate education and public schools committees. Twenty-one counties have VATICAN CITY (U PI) — abolished school trustees by In an Eaater message filled local referendum under a 1956 with hopes for peace, Pop* constitutional amendment. The Paul VI Sunday urged that changed proposed by Bailey, "■very war and guerrilla op ­ Mann snd Melton would do eration glva way to construeaway with all trustees with­ tiv* collaboration." The Pon­ tiff waa obviously referring out a local vote. . The other proposal would pul to negotiations to and tha school mills ge entirely In the fighting in Vtst Nam. hands of the county school board. In the pest, to mills were levied by school board Adjourned session of tha action and 10 mills approved biennially - by -the -freehclitrs Sxnfntrl -City. C a m *testers-srilJ-of the county. There is a con­ be held at 1 p. m. tonight at City Hall with a short agenda stitutional limit of 30 mills. listed. To be considered ora as ap­ plication for a liquor lieooaa WASHINGTON (U PI) — by the Fleet Reserve Associa­ Defense Secretary Robert 8. tion, 319 Seminote Boulevard; McNamara wilt fly to Ha­ approval of monthly work aattwaii today to discuss tha mate* from the Crom Corpor­ Viet Nam situation with top ation a request for a salary U.S. military and civilian ad­ reclassiflcatten and miscallvisers in th* Pacific. aneoua business. Appalachia Hope For Peace City Council War Parley ften n eu M O P E N F B I. N IG H T MAY* PWttT O U A U T Y * SUMMER T IM E SPECIAL! STEP UP TO 8M ART SAN D AL B A R G A IN S ! *1 Thro* different stytea — colorful straw np- p a n , vinyl soles 1 Each pair la its own vinyl •as#! Buy all thro* a l thte ttey prteel 0 , M, MU U XU USE TOUR PENNEY CHABOI CAftDt | "’ ■ S T ? L / J I r~ f • / �* H jr The floods and the torna­ Dy Wesley O. Ptppart for the century's worst floods around the clock with sandThe cost of the tornadoes The worst tornadoes on rec­ was the same. Record crests, wake of floods or tornadoes. bass and rescue operations. in the Mississippi Valley. United Frees International Last winter, was one of rccdoes combined to give the na­ and the floods probably is in­ ord In the nation occurred In And the end was not in sight It was the hand of fate — The water spilled indiscrl1S2S in Missouri, Illinois and today. ord cold and snow In the upThe long, hard winter. tion one of the worst weeks in estimable. Indiana, with 689 dead. The That, simply, is the reason mlnantly over the lowlsnds. and the whim o f nature—that President Johnson made a per Plains. Nearly all of the Where there were buildings, the basements filled and the structures were f l o o d e d . Where there were dikes and levees, water crawled up their aides. From Minnesota's Twin Cit­ ies to the Hotel Mark Twain In Hannibal, Mo., thousands Mra. Pearl B. Edmondson, were driven f r o m their 82, died at 4:25 a. m. today homes. More thousands tolled Mrs. Edmondson Succumbs A t 82 at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal. Bora July 4, 1882, at Dale County, Ala., Mrs. Edmlndaon bad coma te Sanford four months ago to make her home with bar aoa-ln-law and daugh­ ter, Mr. and Mra. C. B. Rudd, 1907 Adams Avenue. She was a mtrnber of Bellwood (Ala.) Baptiat Church. Surviving are a*van children. Mra. Rudd, Mra. Paul B. Jankina end Mra. J. B. Whlgham. Sanford; R. L. Edmondson, Be11wood; J, L. Edmondson, Otark, Ala.; Mra. B. E. Pur­ cell, Orlando, and Mra. Roy Wetka, Samoan, All.; It grandchildren and fiva great­ grandchildren. The body will be forwarded by Briaaon Funeral Home for funeral and burial aervicea at Hartford, Ala. some of the century's worst tornadoes hit about the same time. The cyclonic hand curled around the southern edge of Lake Michigan a week ago Sunday. Thirty-seven times, from Wisconsin to Ohio, fun­ nel clouds dipped out of sul­ try skies and left behind death and destruction. Its history from the standpoint of natural disaster. More thin 250 persona died, most of them in the tornadoes. More than half died in Indi­ ana alone in the state'a worst tragedy ever. Thousands o f other persons were Injured throughout the Midwest, chiefly from the twisters. A figure of a quarter of a billion dollars was arrived at for the tornadoes, with Indi­ ana Gov. Roger Branlgln placing damage in the Hoosier state at minimum of loo million. Minnesota Gov. Karl Rolvaag said "very prelimin­ ary estimates" from the flood damage In his state amounted to $38 million. next worst took place in Ala­ bama in 1032, with 288 dead. Last week's were the third worst. Then the floods came. The mighty Mississippi rose to record heights in Minneapolis and SL Paul, surpassing even the flood levels of 1952. Up and down the Mississippi and its tributaries, the story flying visit to the Midwest disaster areas in midweek and promised "maximum assistance" from the federal government At the end of the week, he said youth involved in his war against poverty would be available to help. Nearly every governor In the M i d w e s t proclaimed states of emergency in the nation had one of the most ferocious winters in memory, The cold added to the potential treachery of the snow, The ground frore so deep and solidly that, long after spring finally came, it was unthawed and unable to absorb moilture. The water ran off over froten ground. What might have Atur II. h u w . Ki.n.r «r Bl.ddrr !rru.tiom affect t»1«» u m.ar w.ni.n u men and m»7 aiat. m UnM and ntrraua from la* lr«|«.«l. atrnini ar itching armttien bath ear and Distil. Bmondtrlir. p i msr las* sisap and xifl.r from Nrtdsth.*. iMSashat and ft.I aid. ttrw, drprnwd. in »*ch Irtititian. CVSTZX ■uiaallr brine* fast, rtlaiint Catalan by cwrblnt Irrltatlni farm* In .Irens, acid arm. and *7 »n»it««i« pal* r.li.f, o n cystxx at drasduu. hri btiur fau T u n a .................2 8Vt-*e. By France* Wester Circle One of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary held ita April meeting at the home of Mrs. Kd Zimmerman with Mrs. Harvey Pugh her co-hoe­ less. eaM leal Syrey Glass-Wax............ Mifeal IBM P o tted M e a t Dressing.............. Jttl-0 Aetertod Flavor* Puddings . . M acaroni..........2 Dies Saturday Afm eer'i Star Mb»Ue.'i Elbow Boey Te Preyaea Limagronds.....2 Moose Lodge Sets Date For Barbecue Prog rate# Halloa Tom atoes . . ttlbfcy'e Bartlett s p e c ia ls • P ear H alves l-D kaw o d Cnrtbed Y o g u rt.................. IS 19* a fro z e n fo o d s a MkHrta Maid Plek ar Rag- Lemonade........ 6 69* bw lfw 'i Seteeab Soufflo.................. '*2: 49* Mrs. H. M. Cochran, circle leader, was in charge. Mrs. Lucille Mero gave the devo­ tional, using the poem, The Legend o f a Raindrop, by Helen Steiner Rice, closing with the reuding of, An Raster Prayer. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, pro­ gram chairman, taught the third chapter o f the group study book, The (impel o f Freedom, from, Live As Free Men. A very lively discussion followed. The book is about the study o f Galatians and the man, Paul, who wrote it. The world service chairman reported that the Circle's share in the UPW sewing as­ signment was almost com­ pleted. Mrs. Cochran an­ nounced the very invigorating news that the building of the new church manse has pro­ gressed to the stage of buy­ ing drapes and other fur­ nishings. Plans are for the pastor, Rev. A. F. Stevens, and his wife and aon. to move into their new home on May 1st. Thoe who have not already visited the new- building are most welcome to do so now. The church members are very proud to he able to havs this new manse. The meeting closed with the Friendship Circle and Mixpah Benediction. Kightccn members were present. ‘August Moon’ To Be Shown In DeBary P enny-S aver P ineapple . . Cypraw Strdtoa Unsweetened Oropofrt J u ic e .............. Welcome Wagon Sets H at Show In Deltona DeHdooe Apple-Kag A p p le Juice By Mildred llsney DeBary Veterans To Hear Talk On Hospital Closing H tn n a n 'a O re n g t Bond Bar-B-Q By Mrs. John Leon* Fo r Household Expenses BLUE R IN S O a d o w n p r o d u c e lo n e a I I A T T H I H IA T I C A L IF O R N IA S U N -K IIT Papor Towels Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford USr*g Tatty dozen Michael J._pw ycr. research consultant of the Department o f Florida, World War Ona Veterans, will speak on the proposed closing of veterans hospitals at a 1:30 p.m. meet­ ing Tuesday o f DeBary Bar­ rack* 1107 and its Auxiliary. All veterans groups and member* of their auxiliaries in the immediate arete are invited to attend to hear this important addreie. S w ift's Prem ium B rau n scliw «if«r Cornod Baaf UMf HOURS: THURS., PEL. RAT-: *•*« . 9:00 Seminole Plaza, Casselberry HOUR8: • . f, MOM. . BAT. ^ WGreenStamps ■us tsu saerta sat Fsitssti !• may b« agreed over • lore or short period. Ei^RlB^i^RFaryou p n o f , Ry Mr*. Clarenre Synder The Osteen Civic Associa­ tion will have a dessert booth at the annual Cracker Day in Samsula this Saturday. The aasociation also will sponsor a talent show to b« presented May 1 at tha En­ terprise Elementary School. Any person wishing to par­ ticipate in the show is asked to call Mrs. James klartin. Ih r JWGreenSra ........................................................ .. V Danfarh Rrralh P iM U M Dally n n y t Bat. •t4.r, aaa*ay u l ChrUl. M.x 7.M I.M U tM t.l p r .r r e i.( C k rM M . ky Tfc. eaal.ra II—.M , a** W l.l at. aaar.ea, riaeMa. . . . . . . n .M Pmu w . r . i i al BaerarO. Via. • ky Co*. 1221741 A "fu n " meeting with pro­ gram designed for spring mood will b* held at 1 p.m. Tuesday by the Deltona W el­ come Wagon Club at the Community Club. Each member will bring a hat personally designed in a gay, funny, tymbollc or "■what have you" deilgn. Pri­ ses will lie awarded by a panel o f unbiased judges. All women o f the club are urged to participate in the program. Hori Wn I J t a Tea* Uba. Druq S tores . SOCIALS 18 5 * S . ’S * BBSESSri FOR THE FOLLOWING S T 0 R E S - 0 NL Y I Hot Roll* Sanford Plaza & R u lter HW Y. 17-92 AND ONORA RD. = = l im it e d q u a n titie s SOME ITEMS • • • • • • FIXES MOD MON.-TUKS.-W ED. D O W N T O W N O RLANDO CONW AY P IN IC A S T L I WINTER PARK CASSILBIRRY SANFORD ' HID 8 T W I H I A 8 Y O U I UNICAP BAYER ENFAMIL NOXZEMA VITAMINS ASPIRIN LIQUID FORMULA SKIN CREAM 13 OZ. CAN I (LIMIT 1) CAN MAI* CIIMI & FAMILY SIZE NON-NUTRITIVE SWEITNIR hy SQUIBB Big 2 5 " Bar-B-Q G rill A / |c 2441 COMPtni WITH M0T08, SPIT 4 N00» ' " **y FRf^r - i ^ a iM irn FEATURES LAVORIS iiAiin M M(ATIHA UNIT powerful 1S.I oz. • BIG 1* TuliteO CHtOMfiTI PlATfO LUSTRE CREME ^ k 14 OZ. 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FOR r EMOV£S SPOTS FROM CLOTH A TOTALLY NEW W A Y mi C RMMT1) NYLONPAINTBRUSHES YOUR CH0ICI J " —3V4M- 4 " WIDTHS |P K O . « f A P L A S n c I ^ ■ 8 8 1 HANGERS (LIMIT » V .” Floridlm HOSE IC GUARANTEED • FINIST PLASTIC • S0‘ LENGTH • BRASS FITTINGS P O P U tA ft BR A N D ' 9* x 12* PLASTIC DROP CLOTH BATH MAT r C IG A R E T T E K ^ 2 .5 8 CARTON OF 10 (LIM ITl) 14** x 24" Rag- 98c Value 4-PC. PLAIT1C Sat of 4 CANNISTER SET STEAK KNIVES VIN YL r AQUALITY IRCONST.MAnRESS GUARANTIID AQUATK SWIM Fins . L ^ W/NEAD REST RIG.1.S9 VALUI . (LIMIT I) COMFORTABLE. IFFICIINT FIN OF LONG WIAR "MARVEL* IMPIRVIOUS TO SUN. SALTWATER CHLORINE OR OTHER AGENTS ' SMALL-MED.LRO IYELLOW-BLUI-GREIN AQ UATIC S W IM MASKS Mary Gettings Bear Lake 293-4847 Sopkl* Heine* MS-1403 DeBary !" • VALUI (LIMIT 2 PKGS.) REG. 2.S9 VALUE Virginia rctreskl P. O. Bos 1214 Baaford Phyllis Ragenatfla FA 2-4254 Lake Mary ?Jora Norris TE 8-1914 8. Seminole MUdred Hanoi 848-1421 Deltona = T l X I Z I K ir CN0ICS al 8(4. H i VALUE REG. 1.49 VALUE 9 filMITO its .xiwe -J NAIF MOON “ 2 COVIRS MOST SURFACIS WITH ONI COAT—USI ■RUSH OR NOLLIR fU |8 pr. BAIT PANTIES or fun roa u o s i i -bf (INTSRIOA) IXCLUSIVI OOUBLS »OLT CONSTRUCTION. 8 BOLTS FOR SHILVIS. LABORATORY kTISTID FOR MAXIMUM STRINGTH and rigidity; LIST |PRICE | 1.08 "SILLY PUTTY' •to. ^ V .h BATTERY<« AT TURiriC SAVINAS 4 SHELF UNIT ^ 9 Q PAINT . ST0RA0I PROBLEMS AUTO intaei m n "DRIPIESS" BIG GO" HIGH 30" WIDE 12" DEEP IA STRONO ATTRACTIVI STORACI UNIT THAT HOLDS UP TO 300 LIS. |PIR SHILL ORAT PIRMANINTRAKID (NAMIL HNISHIS |MAKf IT AN IY( APPIALINO UNIT... fUllT RUST RISISTANT (LIMIT 1) VINYL UTSX AU STEEL SHELVING II R IO . 1.S 9 VALUI TRANSISTOR FIF. Me VAIUI Special PurchasF 2.S9 VALUE 1.441 r PAPER PUTES (LIMIT I MATMtmiH AUTO SEAT ASSORTMtNT NOW 10% N0TTIR GUARANTEED FOR ONI YEAR! ISO COUNT CRYSTAL T IS S U I DISPENSER w /t lit u p SPRING COILID FRAMED PICTURE ELECTRIC Bor-B-Q LIGHTER i m o z .s iii tiF.zse (LIMIT 1> run IF. 814. LW (LIMIT • CITRATE of MAGNESIA METAMUCIL ISHAMPOO “t?*! P IN T S -A S S T . FLAVORS. 1.14 10.88 m JU C ^ VALUE COMPARE AT 17.9S HAIR SPRAY r ICE CREAMQe RIF. • S’ HEAVY DUTYWHEELS • • EOtOAWAT III POO IIGS ! fin it n MOB CUP (LIMIT 11 t e q a r SWIFT'S GOLD CREST CI8ANMC I j • HEAVY " GUAOI inn M O U TH W A S H 'S S /& I |* with Pvnkat* ef I.S0 ae mot* Msrchandite *r Prescriatleni — Excluding t.kacc* Hams A list** Intedays ndt. tmit l SWEETA (LIMIT 1) # ♦ 'J »m m r (LIMIT 1) HAIR CREME IRC. SIZE DIXIE CRYSTALS TOOTHPASTE JAR (LIMIT 6) (LIMIT 11 COLGATE I 10 0 1 . cleab nours Osteen Group Sets Projects It it estimated there are about 102.000 railroad bridg­ es o f various kinds In the United State*. • M M M tre ECKERD Fountain Special | Dr. Fred M. Seilkop hat announced he will be in Sanfn-ff o n Saturday* for the ' practice of orthodontic*. He will be at 245 San Marcoe Avenue. Dr. Seilkop, who make* his home in DeLand, received his DDS degree from Emory m University in Atlanta and at­ * tended the University o f Florida, University o f Miami and the Orthodontics School at the University of Pennsyl­ vania. He resides with hi* wife and three children In De­ Land, where he tin* an office in the Medical Art* Building. The movie, "Tea House of His practice is limited to the August Moon" will he '0 orthodontics. shown at the DeBary Com­ munity Center at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the current series of award winning movies be­ ing sponsored by the DeBary Civic Association. The movie is from the piny by John Patrick based on the novel by Vern Rneider and Is ronsidered to lie a good natured apoofing o f oecupalion troop* In Oklnawn. Filming was done in Jspan p.m. at the Mooae Home, and Hollywood. 2800 S. Palmetto Avenue, The Film Estimate Hoard of National Organisation! Sanford. Barbecuing will be done by awarded thia movie a rating Ralph Schwciekert of I.aka o f "outstanding." Parent* Mary and donation* will lie Mnguxine named it "best priced for adult or children's film o f the month." plates. Takeouts will be available for those who are unable to eat at the Home. With the chicken will rome baked beans, potato aalud, role slaw, roll, and beverage. Ticket* may be purchaacd in advance from any lodge member or at the event. C.—oncentrate...... . . - Putlea Pee Cat* April 10, 1965 — Tape 3 Tuesday WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Lore J. Altshuler, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harry J. Altshuler, 408 Bunland Drive, died Sunday at Bamlnola Memorial HoepRaf. In addition to her parents, A’ :* Infant is survived hv twoaistara, Cindy M. and Kathryn A. Altshuler; grandfather, William H. Altshuler, Port Huron, Mleh. and grand­ mother, Mra. OI1I* P. Bryan, Benton, Ky. , • Gramkow Funersl Home la in charge of arrangementa. Funeral Notice Vrralb irrved to replenlih exhauited lubiurfare moiiturc auppliei instead added to the already swollen streams. Infant Altshuler Expires Sunday John K. Carlyle, 85, died Saturday night. . Bora la IMS in Corbin, Ky., Mr. Carlyle bad lived in Lake Mary Urn past four years. He was n retired welder. Survivors include the wi­ dow, Mr*. Gtnava Carlyle; two sons, John W., Muskegon, Mleh,, and Roger D., of Caaaelberry; two slaters, Mrs. Lilly Marsh, South Bend, Ind.f Mra. Ann Armstrong, of Ohio, and six grandchildren. Brlasoo runcral Home Is in ebarga of arrangements. •aitfarb IMPERVIOUS TO DETERIORATION OF SUN, SALT WATER, STAYS FLEXIBLE IN HEAT ON COLO LIQUID r m a a l o x A N TIA C ID 12 O Z . S IZ I (LIMITl) UJ. FEVtt CO. O iO IP K I CLEAN PLASTIC SWEATER CONTAINER ISHTIONOXIOHWIM X3WDEIP AFTER SHAVE 47* O X. IIZ I (LIMITl), :» » O O O P N O N . . T U B 8. - W ED . • I �0 Dr. Crone’s High Finance The federal government pruned it* budget so mercilessly that it will spend in the next fiscal year only five and a half billion dollars more than it takes in. This is heralded as a major tri­ umph in hardnosed slicing. But there must be a housewife here and there who i f wondering why her husband gets so upset if she bends the family budget a bit on her clothes or household supplies. What’s good for the government must be good for the people, mustn’ t it? Or has somebody been kidding us? "O f Course, I'll Be the Pilot, Copilot, Navigator And Select the Movies to Be Show n!"" Larry loses many sales be­ cause be does not dominate the selet Interview. For when your prospect controls the conversation, you are at a disadvantage. And that Is equally true of deaf people who depend on lipreading. So be aure you team bow to control conversation! Send for Ihe advertising booklet below. Checkrein On Science One of the things that passed with the 88th Congress was a com­ mittee studying the federal govern­ ment’s involvement in scientific re­ search and technological develop­ ment. This involvement, under the head­ ing o f R & D (research and develop­ ment), is absorbing upwards of $15 billion a year of the national bud­ get. The committee was the Select Committee on Government Research headed by Rep. Carl Klliott, Ala­ bama Democrat. Since Klliott was defeated for re-election, it is unlike­ ly that it will be reconstituted. Nor is it likely that Rep, Klliott’s chief recommendation will be adopt­ ed— that Congress set up a Joint Committee on Research Policy which would attempt to gain an ov­ erview o f all specialised scientific ' activities the government is sup­ porting. One o f the reasons given b y Washington observers is that R & I) expenditures have now b e co m e so v'/st congressmen no longer try to "contain them but are primarily con­ cerned with seeing that their states or districts get a share o f them. Another reason, and one that re­ flects a situation much more diffi­ cult to remedy, is that congressmen art not scientists. They share the layman's awe about science. History records so many scienti­ fic projects which seemed ridiculous im their faces but which resulted In stupendous scientific and social revolutions that congressmen are reluctant to pronounce judgment on a given scheme simply because they don't understand it. The decision, more often than not, is to err on the side of caution— which means to spend money on the chance that It may eventually bene­ fit the country. An old legal phrase asks: "W ho shall keep the keepers?" That is, who shall police the police, judge the judges, rule the rulers? In this democracy, the three branches o f the federal government perform part of the job by checking on each other, and the people, with their vote, are the ultimate keepers. Ilut who shall watch the scient­ ists? If Congress can’t, and the citi­ zens can’t, then the scientists them­ selves must. But Congress must first at least create the legislative apparatus which will allow trained people to maintain this overview of the government’s— the people’s— involvement in science. Phil Newsom Soys . . ‘Other Side Of Coin’ In Madrid, Barcelona, Se­ ville and other Spaniih cities, university atudenla and police clash over atudent dcmnndi for the right ot "free assemtdy." In Madrid a secretly cir­ culated petition which laler la presented to the government demands freedom of associa­ tion, the right to strike snd freedom of inform stioo and ex­ pression. It is signed by more than 1,000 Spaniards, including pro­ fessors, clergymen, lawyers, students, laborers and others. In the northern province of Asturla, disgruntled miner* storm a police station. It i* the first time since the end of Ihe civil war in 1939 that a mob has attacked a Spanish (toilet station. Herald Area Correspondents Mumonte flprlng* Mrs. Julie Itertee •SI-1 111 ■ear Laka-Foreat City Mrs. Maryann Miles 1)1-3171 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry UR.IM 4 Chnlneta Mrs. Joan Msgla 145-1748 DeBarj Mrs. John Leone 888-4881 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney •iB-iiu Knterprtae Mrs, Ritekto Barrie MR-5114 l.ska Mary Mrs. France* wi 11141 It U k s Manroe Mrs. H. 1, 111-4711 I.osgwosd Mrs. I)«nna Kites 131*1117 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosky 111-4711 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Baydev 111-4141 OtM i Geneva Mr*, Jo Ann Jf a l L ______ <2U}f £anford if eralh Rage 4 Snnfortl, Florida Monday, April 19, 1906 WAI.TSCM A. MIKLOW. MUITOM SNU H U M IM S * raS V K VIII.T<lM*r.. litta U U .t - n e u ra l Manner moment a l k x a m u k m r A I I, HHUUHmilHB Asaunlals Kdllor AdterllMos Dire*ter r a i:u v a x p k i .t nut on sa s aunaeiiiK Editor AdterlUlea Maaaisr IIUMIS Mil.LIAMS ■ectsir Editor 4k n IM SMOMMAMMS DOTTIM AUSTIN Mails*** M auser c u r Sdliee r s s s KMUI n e t w m lls Meeks* lest Swtc o s s ir Millet Mtl.l, VINCENT Start i’hotoarapher l-ublUbsd Ssllr eioept Halurdsr. Sunder s a i CbrUlmas; tubllab*4 Saturdar trectedins Chrlatmsa. s u s s u a ir r io M m a t e s Hobs Dell veer Me week Mr MnU IS* Week CASE V-467: Larry B , aged 23. is a beginning salesman. "But, Dr. Crane," he began. "I lose control of my sales in­ terview. "F or a prospecl may at art asking me a question and be­ fore long, he is running the show. "I have found that when this happens, I almost always lose the sale. 11 is Ihe very same secret which deaf lipreadcrs employ so be sure you salesmen learn it until it becomes second na ture. To dominate conversation (or sales interviews) be *ure you ask (he questions! Don't become the target for a constant series of queries from your prosper*' Thought For Today With what shall I come before the Lord, and bow myself before Got! on high? Hhall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves a your old?— Mlcah fi:6. • • • Piety toward God is meaningless unless it encourages compassion inward one's fellow man.— Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein. SMMINUl.E COUNTY l i s t t tear SMS S Mentha »-*• 4 M u the ALL OTISEM MAIL n i l * t le w S.TS 4 asenihs ••** I Meath* 1.44 I Meats t ee i Meets D. S Vestal Msaslsllssa yrevlda that AM MhU aahserlfMens 4* paid la e4ve**«. The Mai aid la e ■ • ■ i m at the Usitse S-rsas waits la as* mi«4 sactiiMvelr Is U s sis fsr rspsklissltes *C ell th* leas! saws primed In thla sewapaper. K H i r e d am ****** *la*e B * u * r U l w i r Si. l i l t s i U * V m i Office At Ossfsrd, r i w i l h na4*r U s Asl M Oensriaa ad Marts I. t i l l . Sis part At sap aaeunei, •**• nr attartietss. *r Ula sdlllha <ut Th* Ssslard Herald su p a* rsprsdnsse is asp mass** withuui wrlitt* ptrM luius At U s nshllshee At Th* UsrelS Aar individual at tlrm r*apus*lhl* far *uch ra p tu u tiu * wlU 4s <uu«ld*r*4 *s Is fn n im i ua Th* Hsrsisa enprright snd wail he 4414 Unhid Im d * a * iw wn4*r 1 4* lav, Thla la the other side of the coin in a Spain whlrh gra­ dually ia emerging from UK) years of Isolation behind the barrier of the Pyrenees, its economy booming like noth­ ing since the treasure gall­ eons of the Spaniih Main, hut Internally stilt torn by doubts. These doubts spring from Ihe century of chaos which preceded the end of (he civil war. They spring also from doubts of what la to happen in “ the success ion," the day whrn something or mmeone will have lo follow Generalissimo Francisco Franco. Within Franco's cabinet (here are men who chafe at the alow pace of the develop­ ment of fipanish political and civil liberties, but even they plead for time to establish democratic processes. But despite the snail's pace of changes within the Franco regime, changes arc hekig made. Franco himself has spoken rather vaguely of a referen­ dum to give the Spanish people 4 chance to decide their own future form of government. And while thc_Falage, at p* it" ' 'dur mg )rr * nccTs lffc" time, probably also will re­ main Spain’s only legal poli­ tical party, there also is talk that some sort of opposition group will be given a voice. Recent strikes have been handled with kid gloves ami the labor ministry has encour­ aged collective bargaining be­ tween labor and management, in effect by-passing the power ful state-controlled syndicates which have x monopoly on representation of workers' in­ terests. From Rome has come word that Spain should not be "afraid of religious liberty." In effect it was a warning lo Spanish churchmen that they should not oppose steps to ease religious conditions for Spain'* Potcstanta. These are things that are occurring in Spain today, nut among knowledgeable Span­ iard!, the question ia tomor­ row. What Is to happen in "the succession?" O V E R 35 Y E A R S At First A PalMftle (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • C arp tU • Furniture • T ilt • PloaoM • t o t a l B«4 m Worry Clinic Political Notebook achieved only by a "total eli­ mination" of the war-mnking power In these countries. In our Insistence that North Viet Nam "leave Its neighbor alone," it Is hard to find any demand — Implicit or other­ wise—that Hunol abandon It­ self totally to our mercies, yield up its regular armies to our command, and cast o ff its Communist philosophy. Now notice what has hap­ pened! The salesman is again domi­ nating the interview for he Ii shooting the questions at tha prospect instead ot being th* sole target thereof. As soon as Ihe prospect haa answered his first query, then the salesman should shoot another question at her. For domination of the sales interview is simply a matter of doing the "shooting” of the queries instead of being the target or bull’s-eye thereof. The same strategy la what makes one deaf person a su­ perb llpreader while another is mediocre. In my five years research aith the deaf, t met only two lipreadcrs who were so good they could be at a party all evening and never miss a rue. Most lipreade's can't do this. But the chief secret is to ask the original question and then deftly keep steering con­ versation with additional queries. For when you ask a ques­ tion, you immediately limit the type of reply to a narrow field!. Otherwise, you may have no inkling at all as to what the others will Iilk about and hence you will have trou­ ble reading lips. So send for my booklet "Tha New Sales ami Advertising Psychology,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. It is also valuable for elec, Editor, Sanford Herald gymen, teachers and other Through the wonderful ro- salesmen of ideas. o|>crntinn mid effort <u the part of you and your staff, oir Easter Hat Contest was rail lla* at ART SUPPLIES ii huge success. im to PtWN«tMl Please accept our sincere I'Aftllw pal*t*«, narana thanks for the excellent rovbmiltM, t-rage you gave us during this Hit*1*’ pltn**!* art cvnt. It certainly Is appreci­ ated. It. IV. Keogh Vice President Florida State Bank Letters Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley WASHINGTON (N E A ) — Critic* o f the Johnson admin­ istration's Vietnamese policy, working a fresh tack, now say we are asking "unconditional surrender’* when w# tell Ha­ noi we will not negotiate until It agrees to leave South Viet Nam alone. The New York Times argue* Ihul the use in Viet Nam o f military pressure nlnnr plain­ ly implies a call fur uncondi­ tional surrender. For ■ starter we ought to have some definition*. Let's go back to Cnsablanrn con­ ference o f January, IU4-1, where President Franklin 1). House veil and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill demanded that the Aai* pow­ ers surrender unconditionally in World War 11. Churchill defined the de* mand to mean "that their will power to resist must he ompletely broken, and that they must yield themselves absolutely to our justice and mercy." I.nter he told the House of Commons: "It means that the virlor* have a free hand. If we are louml, we are Imund (only) by our own conscience* to civilisation.” Roosevelt, In notes he used nt Cusuhlnnca press confer­ ence announcing the policy, explained that unconditional orreniter did not mean de. atrurtion of the Axis peoples but did mean "Ihe destruction of a philosophy in Germany, Italy and Jnpan which is bauuL_iu>— G:— -t-etwjtrrst- wmJaulijugntion of other peoples." lie Indicated this could lie "Y es, Dr. Crane," Larry protested, "but suppose h« breaks in with a question be­ fore I have had time to ask him one?" Then use the superb "Pause and Praise’ 'strategy. "That's a very shrewd ques­ tion you have raised," Larry can thus "Pause and Praise" as he stalls for time to col­ lect his wits. Then follow immediately by the "Reversible Why,” which means you deftly toss the ques­ tion right back at ill original prop minder. For example, suppose yon arc a salesman in the drapery department of a large depart­ ment store. A woman shopper i* consid­ ering new drapes for her home. "Which color of drapes do you think I should buy?” is her question. "That's a very proper ques­ tion." you may respond as you indulge in the "Pause and Praise" half of the formula. "Ilut its answer would de­ pend largely on the color scheme you wish to maintain. For example, what is the color ol your rugs and upholjrniturc?” To The Editor Editor, Herald: The South bn* long served the nation, for it lias been a moral lightning rod, n de­ flector of national guilt, n ■rapegtat for stricken con science. Until this is stopped, South­ erners, and rightly an, will yield to Impulse* of withdraw al, to suspicion o f all outsid­ ers and to feur all outside ideas, movements and opin­ ions. People will continue to feel this way until the news media; papers, magniines and telovieiun alike, alurt telling the goed things the South has to offer and the g o o d things that are happening in the South. This is only one way we can stop arbitrators such us Martin Luther King and Their calls for "negotiation” Ray Reuster, alike. havo been barren c f realism R. J. Kramer, am) of imaginative practical Orlando proposals. They have misused history. They appear to apply a double standard, deploring nur aisulta on North Viet Nam's best trained cltltenry. It Is not the critics' first had turn. Earlier, In seeking parallels from the Korean war, they grossly misrepre­ sented the facte respecting both the conflict and the ulti­ mate military truce. Furthermore, to buttress their view that the South Vietnamese struggle is over­ whelmingly a civil war, they have accepteil akitupy, incon­ clusive evidence which they would laugh out o f school if it cunie from a political adver­ sary. Contrary evidence has been Ignored. Sane public review and de­ hate of our Vletnamea# policy Is very much in order—but we are not getting It from the present critic*. They have proved to be a colossal disap­ pointment. We seek no hegemony over the North Vietnamese pc-'plq, to "teach them a lesson," as we did over our Axis enemies. Clearly we are not asking unconditional surrender or anything that hy Ihe remotest stretch would fit a reasonable definition. The documented histcry of international combat, In fart, would disclose few instances, even at the subordinate field commander level, where surh a poliry has been Imposed without limit. H is a real rarity. Our resort to this doctrine in World War II was always controversial, and It was argued by many key figures With almost neurotic ur­ (thuugli not all) that it stif­ gency, they blame the Presi­ fened German resistance and dent for not devising solutions prolonged the war. they themselves can’t pro­ In practice we did not apply duce. It to Italy, and we avoided all mention of the word "uncondiIn 1963, income from farm tlonal" in asking surh N’aii marketing in Georgia set an satellites as Hungry, Ro­ all-time high of 4M3 million. mania, Bulgaria and Finland to quit the war. A giraffe's tongue may be Some foreign poliry special­ as much at a foot and a half ist* in Waahlnglon are dis- long. treated to find President Estimates reveal that 1.4 Johnson's eritirs turning tn v u i - h — ansnjrjKfcaiHi*- "ai'jfff* TniriIdh“ 'fiew~blcer*ca*L'r'arcmenta as this new tack rep treated each year In the United State*. resents. n ,Msas! IllHDS BINGING — DEES RUZZING — AND YOUR LAWN NEEDS LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER I Let us LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM install and service your PLASTIC PIPE — PEERLESS PUMPS — RAINBIRD AND BUCKNER SPRINKLERS. PIPE CUT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. Lee Brothers PLUMBING AND » l » ELM AVE. HEATING 111-4411 Firgettin 'Piers'* just no match for a flamelsM electric water heater. . . fcr fh# i_____ and precious peace-of-mind it provides. It’s automatic. It*a fast U’» mf» It esn bs tucked swsy out of sight, became them's no conaUnt, hsat-wastinx fUms to keep looking after. A id it provides all the hot water you'll ever need *----------------- i, with no waiting. So why wait? Get one. Bm ym r tppUtuABt er contractor. it«ta* t avi a a W. Scott Burn, Mfr, lliaT CtMPilT ■lira aitia rioata* M MagaoHt A t* <P, �Spring Festival To Be Bigger Than Ever Sen. Dirksen Vacations A t DeBary Home Ely J»n» Cas.rlbcrry Big event of the year at South Seminole Elementary School at Catsfllwrry is the Spring Festival sponsored an­ nually by the school'* Council o f Teachers and Parents. It will be held thii year from 1 until 6 p.m. Saturday with more attractions than ever. Way* and mean* chairman, Mrs. William Ecirera, ha* an­ nounced the following booth chairmen: Mr*. Ann May, ticket*; Mr*. Mildred Coyle, fish pond; Mt». Marne Hart­ nett, |;n-en door; Mrs. l.asi-rne McKay, apri-« lady; Mr*. 1rene Van Eepocl, hake sale; Mrs. Lucy Lutz, rake walk; Mr*. Shirley Cotton, riurt Battle; Mr*. H e t t y Quarles and Mr*. Marion Marsh, cotton randy; Mr*. Ann Davidson, Mr*. Lucille Babbitt and Mr*. Edna Cadrz, hut doB* and hamburger*; ■nd Mr*. Mnrcia Yowler, Mrs. Vivian lavender and Mr*. Fay Perry, country store and plant*. h'va . .Moore, movies; Mr*. Virginia Web­ ber, popcorn; Mr*. Helen Be­ gin, ice cream; Mr*. Anita McGinnis and Mr*. Virginia Kurtz, soft drink*; Mr*. Sandy Oser, puny riile and hay ride; Mr*. Margaret l>urranre, water piatols and can­ dle*; Mr*. E*ties Fetter, roffee and doughnut*; Mr*. Margaret Durham, ring to**, and Mr*. Sonja Krumm, checker*. MIAMI (L T D - Vice Prx>*i den! Hubert Humphrey, Secre­ tary of Labor Willard Witrr and Sen. Everett M. Dirksen (R -lll.i spent Easter Sunday in Floral a. Humphrey diowcd up un­ announced at a theater in Mi­ ami Saturday night, splashed in hi* Miami lleach hotel pool and went to church Sunday. He i* expected to return to Washington today or Tues­ day. Dirksen spent Ihe weekend in hi* vacation home in the retirement villagr of DeBary. near Sanford. He also said he expected to leave early this week for the capital Wirt* was on a working lour of the state, but managed lo spend the weekend relaxing with friends in Ihe agricultural tow-n of I’ ahokec. He was scheduled to leave for Washington today. Wirtz spent three days tour­ ing the state’s citrus and truck farming belt to broaden his ■layman's knowledge" of the state’ s agricultural pro­ blem*. including Ihe farmer*’ demand for more offshore la Isir. At Belle Glade, he said he had never seen worse housing condition* for migrant farm worker* and described the area as a "crossroads of poverty." Wirtz said he would place organization of migrant labor first on his list of things that needed to be dune for Flor­ ida farmers. He said that im­ provement of housing condi­ tion* would bo next on the list. as induced by psycho­ this [MTson mistrust somatic conditions. Dr Cor­ one?" nelia Lancaster, Orlando psy ing. United l'rr*i Internaliunal The first white man def­ initely known to have *et foot on Arizona soil was a Franciscan, Fray Marcos de Niza, who arrived there in 1533 from Mexico, according to Encyclopedia Internation­ al. ■bji chologist will attend and an­ swer questions. On April 29 Ihe film will deal with the story of a man who is unable to keep a Job. This \sill be shown at the Seminole County Health De partment and the speaker wall lie Dr. Arthur Blood, Orlando psychiatrist. A film on complusive steal ina will tie shown May <i at Grace Methodist Church with James Luce, Brevard County guidance counselor, present to answer question*. May IS at the Health De partment, the film will an *wer the question, "Why doe* Diana Echols,^, Expires Sunday Dinnn l.ynn Echols, thieoyear-old .laughter of Mr. and Mr*. Wilburn It. Echols, til Magnolia Avenue, died in .1. 11ill is Miller Hospital in GaincsviUe Sunday. In addition to her parent*, tin- child i* survived tty a loot tier. David Glenn, mid a sister, I.isn Joe Kihols, and grain! pm in Is, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Wilson, of Siinfoi.i, mid Mrs. Ilolu'it H. Kchol* of flock, W. Va. Gtnmkow Fiiiu-ral ll.mir is in charge of arrangement*. ■IAUTUUL HAT FINISH f ait oartNa OUTSTANDING MIOiNfl rOWII ill 111. M l CAL TREE V; Y? $ Y /e ’ ll In s ta ll a s e t o f M o n ro e s h o c k s o n y o u r c a r. T ry th e m fo r 6 0 d a y s . I f y o u re n o t fu lly s a tis fie d , r e tu r n th e m fo r a fu ll ra fu n d a n d r e -in s ta lla tio n o f y o u r o ld s h o c k s . REGULAR 29* PKG . . RED BAND REFRIGERATED A rrow Liquid “ 2 9 DIXIF. 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M ay are (front, from left) Alfred H. Newell, Fred Hammerer, William K. Rnimbmigh, William (.5, Williams and Virginia Harrison; (back) Peter Kopitenaal, Fred Sim­ mons, Vincent Karwacki, Harry Lyons, Neal Dovale, and Fivil M cL a ren . The Mental Health Associa­ tion of Seminole County is presenting a h t :- - sf films thtwighto'it "... phaaiziitg mental health proidem s. The public i* tm ilcil to at­ tend any and all of the films, each dealing with a different mental health situation. Wil­ liam Thoma*. president of the association, said "D ie month of May is Na­ tional Mental Health Month and we hope In bring the pro Moms of the disordered mind lo public attention with this series or films," Thomas said. First film will be shown at ( I p . m. Tuesday at South Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry ami will deal Thom** S. (Uncle Tumi with Ihe problems of o u t -eat­ Ilumbley, TU, died Friday at Seminole Memorial l!u*pital. He lived on Heaidnll Avenue, He came here from Ever­ green, Ala., in 1925 and was a member of the Methodist Church, a Shriner and a Mu* aun. He and hi* brother, W. C. Rumhley, owned and operated the Florida Leaf and Fern Company un Deardnll Avenue for many yeara and were the first to commercially process decorative foliage*. Granikow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangement*. N ow ®hr Cab# Steak* •EDOI* THRU R#»iL I4jl^ P ius ta x a n d a n d tw o fra d e -fn tire s o f s a m e s ire o ff y o u r c a r | 5 . 9 0 - 1 3 1 6 , 4 0 - 1 3 6 .7 0 - 1 3 7 .0 0 - 1 4 5 .6 0 - 1 5 6 . 4 0 - 1 5 | 6 . 0 0 - 1 3 | 6 5 0 - 1 3 7 .0 0 - 1 3 7 .5 0 - 1 4 5 .9 0 - 1 5 6 . 7 0 * 1 5 Whitewall* only $3 more per pair. Oth*r liras slightly highsr. 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3649 1st A French Sanford, !»h. 322 0211 F ir e s to n e dI o ® worth more to p value sto r e Opm B ant. • • p.m. Daily Friday Night Till # French Ave. & 25th* rulmtlto Ave. & 3rd dl. 400 t\ Firnl SI, Highway. 1792, Lw »iw w 4 �8 iff Koufax Hurls Dodgers To Face Evans, Colonial I To Bills Sign Two BUFFALO, N. Y. <UPI) — Jo* Myar o f St. Lowronco University ond Dovo Gloooon o f Northwoot Loulilono BUto hove signed oo froo agent* with tho Amtrleon Football I>ropuo chtmpion B u f f a l o m ill. Logoi Notice ....H P T -I P R -VK- - A W J J C A T I iis l rOR TAX IIKKII O m , IM .lt Vlsrlda I l i l i l N i l IM tl KOTICB I t HERKUV (IIVKN, Tint U a iH KI'l'AH l) tht lin]it»r nf Ihs follnwln* o»rllflrai* k u 111*4 Mill ■'•run. esis for I I I dssd to li« l*»u. *4 thtrton. Tht csrtltlrat* number and f u r of Issusnet, «h* t«M fl»llo t of th* arepsrtr. oi)4 Iho »*m* I* which It woo h m m i 4 or* oa fallowot rorllflcoU No. X I Tear of latuanco X I I IM rrl|)i*a o f Fropaitn l«nl 4. Illlc X . fin * l.*v»l rial llank < p*i>* II I IT Kama 1n- which aaaaaaad K>»kill and Hrrll* Jenkins. All at oold prnpartr tialn* in (ha Coun. 1r of tamlBpio, tla la nf FlnrIda. flats** aurh narlirirata ■liail ba rodaaniat aconrdlnn (<> law lb* propartjr ritarribad in auch oarllfirat* will ba anld to tho hlphaat Mali bidder ol Iho frotl door of Iba bamlaela county Court Homo ot tonford. Florida, oo tho flrol Monday In iho « * a th of May, X I I , which la iho Ird toy of May, S T R IC K L A N D • M O R R ISO N M U STAN GS will p u t 12 men on th e field d u rin g little league a c­ tion thin ncason. In thin team photo are, le ft to rig h t, fro n t row , E u gen e Peternon, Frad W eldon, M ike G allow ay, M ike H ardin, J oe Raw ls, T im Stubbing and Don B ro w n ; back row , L ou is DeGnnuhl, R aleigh B row n, Ben Tw ym un and David C arter. Conchea f o r team are W . G. Brown and F red W eldon, (H erald P h o to ) By David Higginbotham Herald Sporta Writer After breaking four Saminole High ichoot record* In swimming, Coach John Colbert’a SHS swimming team will travel to John Long Pool in Orlando to face the Colon­ ial High Grenadier* and the Lvim* High Trojan* in a Metro Conference meet achedulcd for 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. This will be the Seminole*' last meet before the Metro Conference thi* coming Sat­ urday. Only Metro Confer­ ence schools will be allowed to compete In this meet and the Seminole* have a good Lee Hurls CPO To 4-1 W in O i s I T T m starred on the lag atlnt. Mike Yentsch lead mound as CPO turned back all bitten, getting two forElks, 4-1. Lee was in complete three. The victory left Rotary command ai he limited the and CPO the only unbeaten Elko batten to two infield eln- team* after the tin t of play. In LiUle League action, glei white striking out eleven Chase walloped locom otive and walking two. The nifty Engineers, 14 2, to take over righthander wai making hla sole possession of first place tin t appearance ai a Junior in the LiUle National League. Leaguer. Billy Martin took Richard Frank hurled three hitting bonon with two hits hit ball and also starred at for CPO. Don Ethell and Lar­ the plate, netting three safet­ ry William* contributed dou- ies In four times at plate. BUI blaa to the CPO hitting attack. Hope bad Ibe game's only Rotary remained unbeaten homer. by knocking off Kiwanla 11-1. Georges moved Into a first Bobby Powell was credited place tic with Strickland Mor­ with the victory. He pitched rison, thanks to a 5-1 triumph four • hit ball, while atriklng over the Florida State Bank. out sight over the seven innTommy Whlgham, who gives all IndicaUon of being one of the Little League standouts this season, was the winning pitcher with a neat two-hitter. Ho chipped in a single and a triple la two official times at bat. Doug Maddox was the top hatter for the Bankers with Iwo hits. Summer League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W (. •1 Chas* m 0 First Federal 1 1 Hunt Lln.-M*r. 1 1 locom otive Engineers t 1 Quality Mobil* Homes 0 2 Gam* Today: Hunt va. QunlIty* 4 i30—liny Ave, Park# LITTLK AMERICAN W L Georges 2 0 StrickUnd-Morrlion 2 0 Florida Btate 1 1 Navy 0 2 Sanford Atlantia 0 2 Oamt Today: Sanford Atlant. la vs. Navy, 4:80--F t . Mel. lon Park. JUNIOR LEAGUE W L Rotary 0 2 CPO 0 1 Clvltan 1 1 Elk*- - ............ - * -* t 1 Kiwanls 0 1 Shrine 0 2 Game* Todayt 4:80—Clvltan v», CPO; 7:30 Shrine vs. Rotary. Both games at Plnahurat Park. CITY LEAGUE W CHURCH LEAGUE W L K of 0 1 0 Congregational 1 1 X II. t>alot thll lllh dtp ot North Church o f Ood 0 0 m i. Piaecrast Assembly 0 1 (Oftloiot ctarh'o Oaol) Arthur M. Bochwlth. J r , Next Games Tuesday: 7:80— Clark ot Clroult Cauri, K o f G va. rinecresti 8:46 KamloaU County. Florid* Hyt Hanrr M. Tamm, J r , —Church ef God vs. Con­ Dapotp cloak gregational. Both Games at Puhltok April |. ll, X , X . m i F t Mellon Park. CDI*.* A P * 1 1 9 - 1088 chance to walk away with It. The boya team haa lost only on* meet, to Leeiburg which ii in the O n n ge Belt Con­ ference and will not be com­ peting in the Metro Meet. Sanford haa boot ell the oth­ er schools In the Metro end a number outside. Rsrbara Bolt and Cindy Wilion each broke two Berninole records in thalr laat meet with Ocala. Colbert haa been taking advantage of the non-Metro meets to place hie swimmers in different events to see how they can best qualify for the Group and State meets In the near fu ­ ture. HBH turnm inirums They put back the taste others take away r \ r iU C K H 1 L S IRIK 1 i 0 V.^ A M f J T / n Sw -• * * .* * LEAN TENDER, In softball plsy. the church league learns were Idle but the City League provided plenty of fireworks as Kings CUBE S T E A K S lb wood met the Kilowatts. The Builders outdistanced the Kilowatts, winning 13-13. They jumped off to a alx run lead in tbeir half of the first Inning, only to havw the Xllowatti coma right back with aeven to taka a one-run lead. Kingswood came from behind and scored what proved to be the ■winning In the fifth when three runners scored. Bud Moocrief was the winning pHcher. Leroy Estrldg* the los­ er. Cecil Dandridge had an In­ park home run in the third Inning for Kingswood. Terry Chrislcnion had two triples and a double in four appear­ ance! at the plate to lead (he losers while Butch Cook of Kingswood had a perfect night, going four-for-four. The game produced a total of 33 hits; Kingswood getting 11. F R E S H L E A N PO R K STEAKS M EATY 4th . S t. ft S a n ford A ve. B -B -Q S IZ E S P A K E ib . 3 9 - RIBS 39- PO RK Neck Bones O r Pig Feet 3 Quantity Rights Reserved u* 29‘ FRESH 100% PURE GROUN TODAY LAST DAY OF LARGE SIZE SHOWBOAT PORK AND FA B BEANS __ LIMIT ONE WITH I t M - -ORDER___ - ......... BLEACH TOMATOES BREAD 2 QTS. M .B . C A N S T A N D A R D TO D A Y 2 p .m . 14 O Z. L O A F LIMIT 8 WITH 81.00 ORDER AU REVOIR HANDICAP 25' 10 EVERFRESH CLOSING DAY MATINEE YOUR CHOICE HO. 808 CAN KRAFT -T H R IF T Y L Kingswood t 0 Panning Lumbar 2 0 Chase 1 ] Kilowatts 1 | Leroy Robb Const r'n i, i Chick 'n Treat 0 2 UBO 0 2 Games Tonight: 7:30—Kilo­ watts vs. IJ80; 8:46—Chick 'n Treat vs, Chase. Both Games at F t Mellon Park. Pan* * “ Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends Seminole Tankers Travel To Orlando Ry I n G orcm l fm ll Victory Ailing Arm Better, Sandy 'Very Pleased' UPI Bporta Writer Sandy Koufax, tho rhllodtlphlo Phllllro rapraMat tho fin n t wonder drop on tho market. Tho oouthpaw oro o f tho Loo A n g lin Dodgers oU ff, bract by a oerlea o f oilmento throughout hla e o m r , »1* woyo w o Iraa a tonic when he foeeo the Phlle and Sun* day woo no exemption. Tho 29-year-old Koufot, bothered by traumatic orth* ritlo la hlo loft olbow, fillod hi* pm crlptioa by oottiag Philadelphia down ra flro hit* fo r a 6-2 victory la hla f i n t otartlag rolo olneo lnit Aug. 18. It woo tho ninth otroight time Bandy had dofoatod tho Pbllo dating hock to lost, and oftor tho game, Koufax, whoo* etarry pitching career hao boon threatened by tho diaetM, reported ho woo "very pleated" with lu a ^ W P formonco. I f Sandy woo pleoied, then the D odgex were overjoyed bocouM a reaeonobly healthy Koufax la olmoct a preroqulslto fo r a Loo Angelea run a t tho Notional Ltaguo pen­ nant, which tho Dodger* won two Mooone ago crumbling to sixth in 1984. "I had good otuff, but not real good," Koufax **ld. HI hop* to get better." In other National I-eagua garnet, the Milwaukee Brave* clubbed tho Chicago Cuba 9-8 behind tho brilliant relief pitching o f Billy O'Dell, Cin­ cinnati unloaded a 14-hit at­ tack which entitled St. I.oule B-2, the New York Meta routed Ban Franclaco 7-1 In a rain-ehortenad nightcap a f­ ter the Gianla had taken the opener o f a twlnhll! 4-1, and Pitliburgh ipllt a doublcheod­ or with Houaton, the Buce winning the itcond game 8-4 after the Aatroa had takan the f i n t contact, 8-1, In tho American Leogue, tho Boaton'Rad Sox cruihed the Baltimore Oriole* 11-4, Detroit outlaited the Angela 4-1 in 18 inninge, Minneiotm outmuacled the Cleveland In­ diana 6-3, the Yankee* trounced Kanaae City 10*4, and the White Sox won the opener of a doublrhcader with Washington fi-I, then lost the nightcap 4-1. fn fs tl 10 G O LD E N R IP E BANANAS MUSTARD EACH 8 OZ. JAR GOKDY TABLE SALT GRITS TISSUE FRIES LARGE BOK ■BE ALL I LB. BOX SCOTT TOILET T< ROLL MR. O. G. FRENCH FI 8 OZ. PK. 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Nichols Fires 273 To Win Golf Classic HOUSTON (U P I)—Noboby could accuse Bobby Nichola o f complacency today If he lic it the pro golf tour, now 14 eventa along, la Ju*t itnrting lo r him. ■ —T Kc lim aton -G etf-Ghiiak; which Nichols too]c In a 11. undrr-pnr 273, bus n way of getting him started on big money for the year. Tal.o 1062 lor example. lie won the C lan k in a lP-hole .p layoff, went on to a third "place In the USGA Open and a year's total of $34,311, good for ninth among the nation'a professional. In tone, he finished far up in the money in a tile for ninth at the Clanic and then went on to win the I’GA championship in July ami the Big Carling World Open in ^August. Hi* earning! last year totaled 174,012. Nichols, of Corona, Calif., held o ff a dosing rush by Bruce Devlin of Hilton Head Standings By United Press International NATIONAL 1. HAGUE W L I’ ct. GB Log Angeles 8 1 .760 Pittsburgh 4 2 ,607 Chicago 3 2 .000 4 Chlncimiati 3 2 .600 H Milwaukee 3 2 .600 H Philadelphia 2 2 .600 1 3 3 .500 1 San. Fran. Houston 2 4 .333 2 2 4 .333 2 New York 1 4 .200 2 li St. Louis Sunday's Keaulta San Francisco 4, N. Y. t, 41st); N. Y. 7, San. Fran. I, (2nd, tils Inn., rain) * Houston 3, Pittsburgh I, fla t ); Pittsburgh 6, Hous­ ton 4 (2nd) Cincinnati H, St. Louis 2 Milwaukee It, Cblcugo (1 Los Angeles G, Philadelphia 2 I Today's Games Chincfnnati at Milwaukee Houston at Philadelphia (N ) Chicago at St. Louis (N ) Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE . 'Y.li-CcLJiH 4 1 .800 Detroit 3 1 .750 >4 Minnesota 3 1 .760 \* Boston 3 2 .600 1 New York 3 3 .600 lt t Washington 8 3 .600 1H Chicago 2 3 .400 2 Loa Angelas 1 3 .260 2H Cleveland 1 8 .250 2H Baltimore 1 4 .200 8 Kansas City Sunday's Results Bolton 11, Baltimore 4 Detroit 4, Los Angeles 1, 13 Inna. u Minnesota 0, Cleveland 3 * Naw York 10, Kantas City 4 Chicago 6, Washington 1, (1st); Washington 4, Chicagu 1 (2nd) Today's Game* Washington at Boston (2) Baltimore at Chicago (N ) Naw York at Kaniaa City IN ) Detroit at Los Angelas <N) Oonly games scheduled I Island, S. C. and Juan (Chi Chi) Rodrlguas o f Puerto Ufco and scored a one under par 70 Sunday to taka tha Classic, Hia rounds o f 67-60-67-70273 c o m p a r e d with the SVarpslown Country Club par o f 71 for one round and 234 for tha tournament. The likeable golfer picked up 112,000 top money for the victory, rich pickings for a man who had made only |fl,425 official money ao far this year in the pro tour. N'ichola birdied holes, 1, 2, 8, and 10 and had bogeys on 6, 0, and 16. Ha had short putts on tha first and aecond hole* and tha birdie on No. 8 came on a 12 foot putt. Tied for fourth were early leader Bert Yancey o f Phila­ delphia and Don January o f Dallas with 277. Lou Graham of Nashville was sixth with 27Sa. South Seminole Spoils Sanford Debut In Golf By Pan! Glad Herald Sports Writer For the first time In the school's history, Ssnford Jun­ ior High has a golf team. The Braves played their first match last Thursday with South Seminole and were defeated, 4-2, In match play. The Braves' rounds In this Initial match were: John Me­ re. 47; Mike Utr. 47; Stan Hemphill, 50 ; Doug Huttons, 50, and Buddy Stokes, 61. Both Mere and Uta won their matches. On Tbursdsy the boys play a return match with Suuth Seminole. Hemphill summed up their chances; "Some of us were a little nervous Thursday. I think we will do better this tim e." t SWGAMerobfiis. Slate Excursion Members of the Sanford Women’s Golf Association will be the guests o f Publlx Super Markets Tuesday, April 20, In Lakalend fo r a tour o f Publlx facilities, l u n c h e o n and an 18-hole tournament on tha Publlx par-three golf course. The ladles will leave by chartered bus at 8:30 in the morning from tho Publlx market on 17-82. They will be accompanied by Jamas Woodward, manager o f the local store, and John Alblne, meat department manager. Publlx hxa played host to several other g o lf associa­ tions throughout tha state, and it la hoped these outings will become an annual a f­ fair. A R E Y O U T H IS M A N ? _____________ A man w ho w ants to Rpand 95?;> o f hig tim e ■ailing to qualified people and on ly 5 % o f his tim e looking fo r th em ? I have th e moat unusual, y e t proven, w a y o f g e ttin g qualified buyers. Th e supply la Inexhaustable. I d o not use direct mail. T h e man I want must be m arried, a ge 25 to 55, bondable, church a ffilia ted , and a ggressive. H e must be full tim e and ready to sta rt im m ediate­ ly. I f you want to m ove on to top m anagem ent with an a ggressive y ou n g national com pany, send y o u r resum e to M r. M etxsclU P . O. B oa 312, W in ter Park, F lorida. O f cou rse, y ou r rep ly will be held in strict con fiden ce. r M ania Sherger was the winning pitcher for the Eag­ les going the distance with his catcher Jim Brown. Eddie Fitzgerald was the Seminole pitcher and allowed only three hits. Esrlier in the season the Seminoles detested Edgewater 8-7, after they cam e from behind to win in the last inn­ ing. Gubber's home run in the M A K E R E S E R V A T IO N S F O R MEN’ S SUMMER BOWLING L A D IE S ’ first Inning brought Jim Brown eluding Colonial and Edge, home all the way from first water, the Seminoles hare to give the Eagles an early been defeated by teams they lead. Sanford managed a run defeated earlier in the season. The only team that beat the in the first Inning and then Seminoles and the Seminoles two in the third, but the Eag­ came back to win over in the let got one in the third and next meeting was New Smy­ fifth for the win. rna Beach. The loss to Edgewater The Seminole* will host the brought the Seminole record Winter Park Wildcats in a to four wins and seven losses. Metro Conference battle Tues­ In the past three games, In- day afternoon at Seminole High at 4 p. m. JU N IO R S’ • Free Lesions • Snack Bar AND • Free Nursery • Open Lanes Nightly 8:36 • Air Conditioned • Cocktail Lounge (Opening Soon) M IX E D LEAGUES S U N D A Y S P E C IA L — 1 1:3 0 A .M . T I L 3 P.M . TEAM S Jet Lanes OR IN D IV ID U A L S 180 O N O R A R O A D S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A PH O N E 322-7542 S P E C IA L R A T E S T O GROU PS and C H IL D R E N ’S B IR T H D A Y P A R T IE S Cepeda Is Proud B allplayer By MUtoa Blckmaa UP I Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP1)—Proud, outspoken Orlando Cepeda has all he can do to control himself any time he's accus­ ed of having a "bad attitude." If he hat heird It once, he hat heard It a thousand times and he contlnuei hearing it no matter what he doei or how much cotton he atuffa in hla care. The accusation ia particu­ larly gaUing to the husky, 27year-old San Francalco first baseman because in addition to being an exceptionally good TSTTpiaFeFW also happens to be an exceptionally proud one. "I have tried to find some reason why anyone would say that about me but 1 cannot," said Cepeda, who underwent a knee operation last Decem­ ber and now is in the process of working his way back into the Giants' line-up.____ CLAIM BAD ATTITUDE "When I firat came up. Peo­ ple used to aay 1 was a good ballplayer, that 1 played to win and had a good spirit. Now It’s just the reverse. They say 1 have a bad atti­ tude." Cepeda shook his head sad­ ly and stared hard at the clubhouse floor. "M aybe," he shrugged, "U's because 1 don't kick things when 1 go oh-for-five. You think I like to go oh-for-five 7 You think it doesn’t cat me up inside? "What I try to do la control niyaclf," explained the Puerto R1can-born slugger. " I learn­ ed from my father, Pedro. He wai a great ballplayer and he could've made the major leagues easy but he died when he was only 48 because he took baseball, life and every­ thing else to hard. “ When he lost a ball game, it used to kill him. He'd get so upset and aggravated that it would bother him even the next day. You couldn't bear to see It. he took it so bad." Dll) HU SHARE Actually, Cepeda docin't have to apologize to anyone. He did more thin his share for the Giants last season, driving in 87 runs, bitting 31 homers and batting .304, so how could anyona blame him for (heir failure to w in! Yet some did and that hurt him. They talked about the LatinAmerican clique* on the club and even It they didn't men­ tion him by name, Cepeda knew* "they -zneiuffarnr.-------"Y ou'd think we'd be accepted by now but we're still treated as outsiders by some people," he said. "Not by Herman, though," BIG WHEEL YAZO O MASTER MOWERS n* ii\ * he added, pointing toward the 1 1 want to give everything 1 private room where Giant have for that man. He’s unManager Herman Franks was dcrstandlng, a wonderful perdressing. "H e's a great guy. | son." Nancy Richey Holds U. S. Tennis Hopes ST. PETERSBURG (U PI) — America's amateur tennis hopes in world competition re­ cently have looked pretty alek and Nancy Richey may be just what the doctor ordered. Tha 2 2 - y e a r -o ld Dallat, Tex., turnout took the wom­ en's singles title in tha 8L Petersburg Masters invita­ tional tennis tournament Sun­ day. But it was not ao much tha fact that aha won, but tha manner in which ehe did. Mise Richey ahnwed all the polaa of an International veteran with a razor-sharp ground game and trounced Margaret S m i t h o f Australia, tha world’* second-ranked worn- Aulin Pitches Oviedo Lions To 7-3 Victory By Marshall Lingo Herald Sports Writer Oviedo's Ted Aulin wcnl all the way and hurled the Lions to their seventh win Friday afternoon a g a i n s t Florida Centra! Academy at Oviedo. Aulia fanned ten men for the Lions to give them the 7-3 win end finish the regular season slate with a 7-3 record. Rex Brooks rapped three hits for Oviedo, driving In two runs, and Jimmy Courier bat­ ted two for four, delivering a two-run double to put the Lions on top. The losing pitcher was Ron Blank. He w ai relieved by Ralph Donham In the sixth In­ ning. Jim Dixon was the big man at the plate for the loseri, bat­ ting three for four. The Lions now go Into the district tournament at Ocoee at the end of thin week. They meet the Cardinal* ia the first game. en'a amateur, 0-3, 6-2, in cnly 50 minutes. In tha men's singtrs finals, Indies Ramanathan Kriihnan defeated young Mike Belkin o f Coral Galilei, 4-8, fl-1, 6-4, fg yjn rn»n'.-LiUe. Belkin beat M in Richey's brother, Cliff, in the aeml-finata. MIm Richey's win was her second In a row over her Aus­ sie opponent. And la advance to the finals, the fourth-seed­ ed Texan and tnp U.8. ama­ teur defeated Aussie Leslie Turner In tha eemi-ftnala. jUk flare WB BELL — SERVICE DEMONSTRATE — TRADE AND RENT YAZOO I C li/I C SALEH AND LETT Id SERVICE 2317 W. 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YAZOO PO W ER-w e fob tea rough, too touahl Big W W I PERFORMANCE —ea«y hand, ling, maneuvarmbllgyl DURA­ BLE CONSTRUCnON-guarant ret long years of trouble-free optriUool Why Pay Mor e? Only Food Fair Gives You Southern Ball _ S « fV iA | Y M CORN BAR B-OUt SUCK BREAD 19 M EARS �Sfif Pasre 8 — A p r il I f , 1 W 8 ManYnB V m 9 Toastmistresses Survey Art O f Conversation "The Art of Conversstlon", pie You Hate to Meet," "Ego-1 end "Deed Ender," Included. Rita Gallager. I co n v e rs io n more stimulsting Then Jean Ebbcrt preientedI in d which give ekiU and poise w ai the theme o f a workahop (lit - Boaster," "One . Topic* Terry Shatluck, Gwen Oil* "Go-You-One-Better," I more, Carolyn Dennison andlaome practical itepi to maka1 In the art of conversation. preiented by memberi of the |Only," The cast In this skit included newly organized Sky Anchor'i Cece Monroe, Betty Kelly and Toaitm litrezi Club when they M n . Ebbcrt. They played the met for the aecond time re­ parti — “ She Has a Varied cently at the BOQ aboard the Reading Plan," "She Telia A Sanford Naval Air SUtlon. Good Story," and "She Aska Portrait painting by worda Questions that Promote Dls wai sketched out by the workcusilon." abop lnitructon, Jane DavidThe Invocation was brought aon, Jean Ebbcrt, Bet* Ryan by Elisabeth Mebsne, the and Kay Bartholomew. A pledge allegiance to the flag Toaitmlitrezi workihop ii a by Mrs. Dennison and the method of learning through closing thought by Mrs. John group participation. Ui object Underwood. Ii to Inform or Instruct the A nominating committee llateneri ao that their own consisting o f Mrs. Jim Par­ methodi of operation may be sons, Mrs. Dick Dunteavy and Improved. Mrs. Richard Davidson was The workshop offers educa­ elected during the business tion through Initructlon, ob­ meeting conducted by Mra. servation, dlicunlon and Parsons who la the temporary practice. It glvea the oppor­ president. tunity through Immediate par- ^ The next meeting Is sched­ ticipaUoo of testing the worth f uled for 9:30 a.m. In the Holy of the subject under discuss­ Crosa Pariah Hall, Fourth ion and of learning how to Street and Magnolia Avenue. adapt It to their own needs. The theme will be on "Fam ­ With a few clever strokes, ous Women" and guests are Bets Ryan created a number Invited to attend. o f portraits on paper to em­ TIIE NEWL.Y ORGANIZED TOASTMISTRESS CLUB recently hud the Guests at the last meeting phasise some of the attributes necond meeting nt the BOQ aboard Sanford Naval Air Station. The memwere Mr*. Barbara Moore, the membership should at­ Mrs. Margaret Cann, Mrs. hern cnthunlanttcally explored "The Art of Convernatlon." Combining tempt to acquire and those to Domell Kllcllne, Mrs. Ann their tnlcntn for a most delightful and constructive program are from avoid. Instructor after in­ Underwood, Mrs. Kay Man­ the left, Beta Ryan, Kay Bartholomew and Sybil Dunlcavy. structor, t h r o u g h words, tel), Mrs. Jo Kuhlke and Mrs. painted portraits for mem­ Helen Gleeson. ber* to adopt or abandon. Following the planned por­ tion of the workihop two skits were Informally presented to put into practice what the group had learned, J ane vidson narrated “ The Art of The Homemakers C lan of Conversation Profaned" o r the First Baptist Church will "The Horrible Misses Pet meet Tuesday evening at 8 pMVftH11 o'clock with Mrs. C. L. Park The cast portralllng "PeoSr. at 109 West 17th Street. Homemakers Class Meeting Set Social News Regulations 4 u DeBary Personals The Herald welcome! ell social newt with the fol­ lowing regulations establiahtdt 1— Photograph and cov* eraga requeata should be meda three daye prior to evant. 2— Engagement a n d wedding forma are avail­ able to be accompanied by THE MAGIC OP EASTER waa unveiled Saturday afternoon when Mr. photo four daya before Magic (Harry Witte) and memberx o f the Anna Miller Clrclo paid an an­ announcement. nual vlftlt to the Harry Anna Crippled Children'll Hume at Umatilla S—News may be sub­ laden with Knitter gifts and an nfternoon o f enchantment for the young mitted at office, via mail patients. The trip was made possible through the coopcrutlon o f tho or phone fo r short notices. Florida State Bank and the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Pictured Typewritten accounts In from the left before departure are Hownrd Hodges, president of the lower case double spaced Sanford Atlantic Bank; Mr. Magic; Ann Hnolehnn, new president of the are expedited more quick­ Anna Miller Clrclo and Richard Keogh, vico president o f Florida State ly, Names should ba print­ Bank. ed In manuscript reports. 4—Paraonal black and white photo* and negative* are acceptable. B— Photoa made by Her­ ald staff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal cost. Doris Williams By Jane Caaaelberry Society Editor Guesla of Mr. and Mrs. 822-2011—City Marvin McClain of 221 Triplet 426-6D3R—County Drive are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deckman and daughters, Deb­ bie and Denise, of Camp Hill, Pa., and Mrs. Catherine Hobnugh of Lcmoyne, Pa. They Mra. Thomas Howard, pres­ ident, entertained the 1U(14-H5 executive board of the Aux­ iliary to the DeBary Volun­ teer Fire Department, Mon­ day, April 6, at her home on Eldorado Drive. Among those attending the dessert-lunch­ eon were Mra. Margaret Schneider, Mra. Herbet Vltt, Mra. Thornton K. Smith, Mra. S. Stutterhelm, Mra. Paul Froetacher, Mra. Theo­ dore Cully, Miss Beatrice J. Tyeon, Mra. Mable Weat, Mra. John l.eone, Mra. Ann Mulli­ gan, Mra. Edward Healy and Mra. M. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reilly have moved Into their new home on Magnolia Drive. Her father, K. Smith, will be leav­ ing for New York whore he will undergo surgery nn hla eyes. They formerly lived on Angeles Road In DeBary. Casselberry Personals are enjoying a today visit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Diurus o£-lU-Sc«lnnlc.lUml9> ard-*fe- ■ gueita of Mr. and Mrs, Char­ les C. Winkle of Lake Talmo for the long Easter weekend at the Winkle's summer cot­ tage at Franklin, N. C. GET COOL RELIEF with a Cd riic r AIR CONDITIONER Hay fsverT Hart's hsipt laws room air conditionwi don't 11awve as awck pollen horn the air as May thoiM. Carrlsrwils Uttar both Moor and outdoor air tkrouih a dirt trip that ftenvoi (hut, dirt and pollan Iren lit# stautphara. They not only tiltor, they sen* dew tho air jwferesths. Co m la today aad get fun detail*. M tsr s bet Mr. and Mr*. Russell Moore of North Winter Park Drive are sending their Easier va­ cation In Fort Lauderdale visiting relelhrei and friends. Sweet potatoes are an ex ­ cellent source of vitamin A. If quickly cooked and served, they provide quantities of vit­ amin C also, the U. 8. Depart­ ment <4 Agriculture reports. HOT WEATHER IS TALL, COOL, DRINK TIME — REPLENISH YOUR GLASSWARE—NOW !- Southern A ir EXPERT SERVICING t i l l PARK DR. BANPORD, FLA. * / Mra. H. Shelton o f Colum­ bine Trail has her sister, Mrs. E. H. Bruao o f San Leandro, _ fla llf.___villi l--yr.--/-A-r._Ihccr. weeks. Mr. and Mra. Charlea T. Ulrich o f lak e Drive have aa their current houaegueat, Otto Buehlar of Brooklyn, N. Y. ROBERT (ROBBIE) BUNNELL, aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert Bunnell o f McNeil Roud in Bear Lake, celebrated hla second birthday on April 13. lliRhliKhtintt the feative ce le b ra tio n won Robbie's zeat fur blowing out tho two large candles, embedded in boats, which decoruted the cake frosted in white and chocolute. S an fo rd Personals Capl. and Mra. Winston J. Barr of Valdosta, Gs., spent Easier bollJaya with her par­ ents, Mr, and Mrs. M. R. Strickland, 911 Palmetto Avenue. Mra. Barr la . the. former Mra. T. F. Torlcy on PrinceIon Avenue. Recent housegueits of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Peeples of Yale Avenue were Mr. and M ra.--M erlo—Mora,— Miami; Mra. Grace Courson, Allan Marianne Strickland. ta, Gs., and Uit Peeples' M n . John A. Farrell of daughter, Mlia Sylvia Pee­ Slingerlanda, N. Y., la a cur­ ples, a student nurse at Georrent bousegueat of Mr. and gia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta. G v e s A ll Family World Benefits M iss Janice Booth Engaged Mr. and Mrs, Thomas G .i announce the engagement and . daughter, Mlsa Janioe Elaine Booth of Green Cove Springs, |approaching marriage of their I Booth, to Lamarr (Pee Wee) Knight, son of Mr. and M n . C. H. Knight, of Bunnell and formerly of Sanford. The bride-elect la a grad­ uate of Taylor High School, Seville, where she was a member of the Future Home­ makers and the varsity bas­ ketball team. She la presently employed by Southern Bell Telephone Company, Jackson­ ville. Her fiance attended schools in Sanford before moving to Bunnell, where he became an all conferenca football player In the SL Johns conferenca during hi* senior year at Bun­ nell High School. He la pre­ sently aervlng a tour of duty with the U. S. Air Force, sta­ tioned at Tyndall AFB, Pan­ ama City. The marriage will be sol­ emnized at C p.ra. on May I at the First Baptist Church, Bunnell, with the Bev. Thom­ as Pinner Jr. officiating. In this age of credit cards, there's one card that every member o f the family can use, from grade-schooler to grandpa. Nobody checks your credit rating, and no matter bow much It’s used, there’ s no monthly bill. This card can hrlng mom menus from the best restau­ rants In Europe. It can intro­ duce dad to corporation pres­ idents and foreign dignitaries, end Junior to playmates from India or Japan. What is it 7 Your library card. The travel, excitement, fun, fashion, and pleasure de­ rived from use of your library card are Immeasurable. Yet only one-third of the men, women and children In the United States take advantage of library cards. During National L i b r a r y Week, April 25 to May 1, why not make a trip to your pub­ lic library a family outing? Your reward will be a pass­ port to knowledge, adventure, and good conversation. Eva Bess Linda Swofford Party Honoree On Eighth Birthday Linda Swofford, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. W. Law­ rence Swnfford at Altnmonto Springs, wns guest of honor held to celebrate her eighth birthdny Saturday at the Swofford home on Lake Flo­ rida. After Linda and her friend* played party games, Mra. Swofford aerved lunch of hamburgers, potato chips, lemonade, ice cream and birthday cake. Helping the honoree cele­ brate were Carol Jean and Ricky Cavil!, Theresa and Johnny Henns, Cindy Culpep­ per, Barbara Kilmer and Gary Weil*. Fashionettes Mrs. H. W. Rucker will b* hostess to the Fidelia Sunday School class of First Baptiit Church at her home, 540 Va­ lencia Drive, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. MISS JANICE ELAINE BOOTH Frenchmen Treat Kingdom Rulers-Wives-As Queens NEW YORK (U PI)—"The French woman Is perfect with mrn and perfectly beastly with other women." Thus docs Olivia dc Havllland, wife of a Frenchman, describe the basic character as she reads it of the women of her adopted country and why lea femmea have a rep­ utation for charming the op­ posite aex. Said Miss de llavilland, "The Frenchman’s family life and home are the most im­ portant part of his life. "The French woman is queen because she runs a kingdom for the king — her Women have long gotten a husband." kick out o f the mule for The actress, wife of Pierre glamorous r e l a x i n g . For Galante, an executive editor spring, the mule comes out of of Paris Match, cited the dif­ the lounge and Into the living fering approaches of the room in the form of an open- American woman and her back shoe styled for both day­ French counterpart by lay­ time and evening wear. ing: "I f the American couple la In the ultrafemlnlne trend dining out, the wife will aay In spring fashions, gloves forthwith a n d specifically hsve not been overlooked. where they will go, Many are far more ornate "The French woman will than In past seasons, with know definitely where she'd embroidered, straw and rib­ prefer to dine. But she sug­ bon cuffs, gests one restaurant she ac­ tually dislikes, and the hus­ A quick trick straight from band will say no. Then (he Paris to pep up your spring mentioni another she doesn't outfit: Wear a wide, white like and again he will say organdy stole, knotted at the no. Then she mentions a third, back. Also one or two camel­ which she preferred in the lias in the lapel of a suit or first place, and by this time at the neckline of a dress. he is feeling so guilty he will acquiesce. It may be great to sit in "The Frenchman wai born the sun, but this summer protesting and dies protest­ everyone will be covered up ing." on the beach. True, Uic coverM ill dc Haviltnnd, of Eng­ ups are mainly sheer; every lish heritage but reared in fashion-conscious gal will covU«l»«L S M S it .lU llJ iM l T -T rtty "!"iu rii slnce her marriage to coat, shirt or imock and her Galante in 1955. Her book. head with the new kerchief "Every F r e n c h m a n Has hate. One," recounts tome of her experiences as an American Navy is the hottest buy In spring dresses and it's at iti smartest when iced with white at tha throat or on the sleeves. COLOR MAGIC AH members are urged ta attend. G a r m e n t s made from stretch fabrics should be laid wife In the French capital. flat for storage. If on hangers, In an interview hero, the they will tend to stretch. ■ward winning M in de HavllFOR ANY OCCASION land commented that life In France la more complicated usy to day than life in the ARE ALWAYS CORRECT FLOWERS United Statei, although the French home now hai many tabor aavera, "But to operate an Amer­ ican made washing machine,” she said, " I had to figure out Uie instructions In French, and then get them translated into Spanish for a servant not yet familiar wllh French.” Mist de Havllland was born In Tokyo, the daughter of an International patent attorney. 3 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. 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J is as simple to apply as combing your hair! tioning, no dripping. N o worry about overlap or Oak * » O G IL V IE color build-up even when retouching. Juat cream FOR APPOINTMENT J Cleaners Laundry A and conditioners. N o complicated parting nr sec­ P l l u . M - U 9" diam.fS.9S IK " diem. M i r diem. TJJ BILVKKPLATK BY — INTERNATIONAL 0 T o Meet Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Harold Fan­ ning o f DeLeon Road and If your closet is smsll, a their nephew, Major Frank Weiner (Rat.), of Indian Riv­ revolving clothes rack such as er, celebrated hla Slat birth­ those used in department day, Friday, April 2, with stores will help you to save dinner at the DeBary Res­ space. These now are avail­ able In siaci small enough to taurant. permit you to double your Mr. and Mr*. V. R. Shaldon present clothea-hanging ca­ of Jackaonvilto visited old pacity. friends in DeBary that they had not visited for 20 year*. They were Dr. Jamea R. A s­ kew of A u le e Drive and Dr. BUarii 4k Toner f i g - 90 William C. Kleet o f Delmar Toads Up 9• Lana. All roads lead to De­ Frosting and Bary. Tipping 119.09 aad 913.00 Rtaaea N ' Tlata lg -3 0 BEAUTY SHOP Only Senior Bseetkiaaa i Fidelis S. S. Class h. 2 fun applications, only 2.00* STOP BY OR CALL — 322-8321 Mr. and Mra. William Grain of Naranja Road entertained gueita from Indianapolis, Ind. They attended the Passion Play at I.akn Wales on April fl and places of intereit on tha Weat Coast Free Credit Card COR. Ia4 A MAGNOLIA PHONR 322-2413 DOWNTOWN SANFORD I �) (D& o A _ V & ™ DEAR ABBY: We re­ cently celebrated our 26th wedding snnlvcrtsry, end 1 had * lovely wedding dinner dance for our friend*. w * tent out engraved invi­ tation, but I went to my widowed mother'* home and ipent the evening with her and invited her person­ ally to the party. She never cam*. Then ihe told my brother in tear* that ahe wa* not invited! Now the whole family it angry with me. I can't understand it. Wasn't my personal in­ vitation enough ? Ptease clear up this matted. IOWAN DEAR IOWAN: A per­ sonal invitation to one's mother would seem more appropriate than an en­ graved one. Either your i mother forgot that you had invited her personally, or ahe is looking for a reason to be angry with you. Something Is wrong here. 1 would guess that the re­ lationship between you nnd your mother was rather shaky to begin with. m * a a DEAR ABBY: I am a > man in my 60's who re­ cently retired. I have been very successful in my life and my wife and I are I4vin Florida. Old eldest son married and ga v e us our only grandchild, who is now sit. Ths marriage ended In divorce, so we invited our daughter-in-law to bring the boy and *Uy with us • until she got her feet on the ground. She has her own car, a .builWn baby■liter <my w ife), eupport money from our eon, and ■he cornea and goes at she pleases. She never had it so good. She's been with us for six months and has made no move to find a m By Abigail Van Buren place o f her own. My wife and I had planned a trip to Europe, but ihe became so attached to her grandson that she cancelled the trip. I can't throw my daughterin-law and grandeon out of the house, and my wife is not easy to reason with. So what should I, do? IN THE MIDDLE DEAR IN : Your wife’s attachment to her grandson and the convenient setup fo r your daughter-in-law have disturbed the tran­ quility of your home. It is unhealthy for everybody. Ask your wife to join you in a heart-to-heart talk with your daughter-in-law, who should l>e told gently, but firmly, tu take her foot o ff the gas and get both feet on the ground. You and your wife should defi­ nitely go to Kudope. • • • \ DEAR ABBY: A lady, whom 1 seldom see, lives in the same upurtnient house that I do. She rtime to my apartment one eve­ ning to visit with me. f was sewing. After she left I missed my gold thimble. I thought 1 hid mislaid It, and used another thimble. Last evening this lady in­ vited me to her apartment. I noticed a gold thimble on the sewing table near my chair, I casually picked it up and examined It, and ■aw my Initial* on It. I wouldn't openly accuse her o f taking It, nor would I make a big fust about It, but I would Ilka to know how I can get my thimble back. Pleaaa advise me. NEEDS ADVICE DEAR NEEDS: Call your neighbor and tell her you think she may hart taken home your gold thimble by mistake. If she denies M, buy youraelf another thim­ ble and consider the first one gone for good. P.S. If your light-fingered friend ever visit* you again, lock up everything ehe ran lift. • • • CONFIDE N T I A I. TO OlOROIO IN FIRENZE: Don't buy the ring. A man dnea NOT automatically gain American clllsenship by marrying an American citWen. That law was changed in 1822. • • • Problems? Write to AHnY, Box 09700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enctose a stamped, seif-addrcsied envelops. • • • Hat* to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 08700, Los Angelas, Calif., for Abby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.’ ’ EDYVH THORNTON McLEOO gacoby On (Bhidqsi Walter Malowan o f New York has been overbidding for at least the 3S years (hat t have played with and against him. Not that t disapprove of overbidding. I have been do­ ing it myself since the first day I played. When be held today’* hand at New York's Regency Whist Club he rebid to three spede* after hia partner's jump to three hearts with every Intention of taking strong action later. However, hts par­ tner took full command and went to seven spades without giving Waller any chance to show hia alight extra values. Walter won the club lead and looked over dummy ap­ provingly. With reasonable breaks he experts to run off 13 tricks with no problem. He played his king of spadrs and when Rail allowed out the A A 10 ft 3 V A K Q S I7 ♦ J4 ♦ 2 W IS T A J ft 7 1 CAST A Non* V J lO ftS ♦ 93 A K Q3 ♦ K Q 8 7 83 A J 108 7 ft SOUTH (D ) AKQ341 92 A AMS A All ft 4 Both vulnerable Hen III West Nertb c u t Pass 3 » Pass 1A Pass 4N.T, Plan 3 Os Pass 7 * Pass 5 » Fa** Pass Opening lead—A JC easy hand had toughened up considerably. Of course, if hearts would break 3-3 there would be no trouble but Walter stopped to M O N D A Y P . tL 1:00 (0) News ( I ) News, ftportn Weather 12) Newsrnpe, Cunt. 1:10 l» i Mavrrli-k IS) CI1S News (3) Huntley-llrlnkley Report 7;0t f 3) Zane Gray '<) Dlssst T:JO ( I ) Karsn ( I ) Voyage T o Th* Bot­ tom of th* Saa l»t "Dolper ft per la I" 1:01 III I've Got A Secret <3! Man From UNCLE 1:11 i l ) The Andy Griffith fthow ( I ) No Tim* for ftrraeanta 1:11 (S) Monday Nlaht Movie I * > Wendy ft Me III Andy William* l : l t (3) Hollywood and th* fl) 10:0* ( I ) t»> 11:00 ( I ) Start Bine Crosby 8haw Alfred Hitchcock Ben Caeey News, Spurts, W e a ­ ther Newscope Newsline Theater o f Ihe Start The Late Show Tontl* Shuw Legal Notice 3:31 1:03 3:11 1:11 1:11 fl) (1) (II (* l (2) ID t«) <*) (2) (I) (ft) t i l l (I) tl) (1) 1:31 t l ) 0:10 I D (21 1*1 3:00 <D 0:31 i3t 3:30 It) 41) (D Pay In Court Th* Doctor* AUC New a To Tell Th* Truth Another World General Woaftltal News The r.lR* ot Nt*ht You Don't ft*y The Ton ne Married* Douelos Rdwsrds NOW* Steret Hterw Trallmseter Th* Match OSes* NIIC News Uncle Watt Mike DmiKtes Show W ood y Woodpecker Seahunt sport* New scope L e ss* It Ta k e tv tr sport*, Weather, News plena or parcel o f property lo. rated, eltusle, and being In •aid County and State, to-w lt : Iait IS. Block F, KCNLANU ESTATES, a subdivision, according lo a plat there­ of, recorded In Flat Uook II, pagaa l ( lo I t o f Ihe Public Records o f Seminole County, Florida. EACH OF YOU IS REQ UIR­ ED lo file your anewer nr other written defenses to Ihe Com­ plaint with th* Clerk o f Ihe cir cuit co u rt o f Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, In thl* procaedlng and fo serve a ropy thereof upon the plaintiff's attorneys, whoa* nature and addra** art hereinafter art forth, aa re­ quired by law. hot later than the 10th day o f April 1M3. In default thereof the cauea will proceed t i part* upon th* en­ try ol a Deere* Pro Confess., agalnet you, WITNESS my hand and th* official teal o f aald Court in Semlnol* County. Florida, this let day o f AprH 1**1. (SEAL) Arthur If, flerkwth, Jr., Clark o f lb* Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk BEAHDALL, QltlDLKY AND LEWIS Attorney* for Plaintiff post o f f ic e Bog m i Orlando. Florid* Publish April I. 13, It, 3 |, |||| CDIs-ft Legal Notice beer’s the one... for good taste, good fun PIGTITIOI'B NAHM Puhtleh April 13, II. II ft May FICTITIOUS X4M B NOTICE !■ hereby given that I am enca sed In business at 3IST Un den Rd.. Seminal! County, Florida, undar th* llctltloua nama of. National Bualnees Consultant* and that I Inland lu realeler aald nama with the Clerk or lb* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, la arcordano* with th* provlalon* o f tb* Fictitious Nam* statutes, to-w lt : Btetloa III.*1 Florida atatuis* 1IIT. • I fi William A. Thoos publish April is. i l . SI. * »U r i. lift . CDL* II A p ril I f , TWB — ? s r * * Wrraffl VT 1:33-10.11 ftpaiilsli 11) I0:3o-ll)!lo Spanish ( I ) 10:11-11.«1 Space A s * Selene* ID 11:10-11:30 Social Sludls* <«) VT II 11-11:13 Kalrldnscpp* (|.3) VT TUESDAY F. M. 1J " o . l i : I » k n n u t f i of Muslu (1*3) 13:31-13:13 Klndsrtlmo 13:10 1 1 1 Humanltlos VTR 1:30-1:19 Exploring Seism o 13) 1:11-3:03 R ra dlnr 13-D VTR (i)a J J te (th u m m : Ncwtpaper Enttrprlia A lia. “ Sinro 1 am a working wife 1 read everything I run acrou ■bout working wives,” wrilei a reader of thi* column. 'Yet In all the many arti­ cle* I h ive read I have never even teen mentioned the rea­ eon why I (and 1 suspect a lot of other wives) feel It necessary to hold down a job. "I work *0 that my husband can hive many of the luxur­ ies he had before marriage— and feels he can't get along without. "What kind of luxuries am I talking about? Well, a new car every two year*—simply because my huiband in craiy about ears. "A boat, because he like* to fish. Expensive elothes, be­ cause he like* good suits. Hunting trips, because he likes to hunt. "Now wv could get along on my husband'* salary if he were wilting lo give up Ihe luxuries he wax able to afford when he wa* a bachelor. But he Isn't. "All he doe* when h* can't live the way he likes I* com ­ plain. He'* miserable and that makes me miserable, too. TWTTTTTTW TM W , im A m u io , t 11 Lea Itrmlrk Pin* at B ill -PVJVVA PAR TY" ANNKTTI1 — In I'alae LA8T S DAYS Walt Disney*! NOW SHOWING MARY POPPINS HAYLEYMILLS JOHN MILLS JAMES MacARTHUR In Technicolor AT 3:1S - 4:6* .7125.0:55 ^ WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS Legal Notice R S A V I NGS R i, “ We read a lot about wive* readers and see if there aren't working in order to provide a lot of wives working to help the luxuries they think are Im­ maintain their huthande la portant. But I am lure there Use manner they were accus­ at* many women working to­ tomed to before m arriage?" AU right, I’ ll ask. day to provide iuxuriea their If you are a working wife huihanda are not willing to do who Is holding down a Job so without, and which cannot be that your husband doesn't had on tho huaband's salary have to give up anything for marriage, please drop me a alone, once he is married. "I f 1 have made my husband line. 1 will make a little In­ sound like a aeifiih brute, that formal survey and let you w*» not my intention. Actual­ know how it turns out. ly, he ia a very good husband —and well worth my holding a down a job to keep happy. But rlt'VM L i i r n r f that's work, when I would R I O F - I N THI A T R much prefer to be a full time f.aal t Day* homemaker, ami 1 suspect Tnnlle ft T a N l . y there arc many other wives Skews (wire— ftret l i n e TUN working for the aame reason "UVIIY TIIK RAIN I do, W I S T FAL L" "Why don't you ask your Slave M r q .r n * TyTTTt W TTTTTW H ayley — from bluejeam i t o boyttl T T T fT T] (OwJs CAFETERIAS Tessftev Ivealaf IpecM • ■ 10-ee. New YaA Ha, lala Strip iM ieJ M your anlar far wily 70c. Tkersdey NlfM I* "H ally alfkt" with free J**. ten. I** all. ■Truth Seterftay NlfM Is 'it w l plfM" •a k<« (e lk TSan# Steel eMked fe yavr erdar Hr anly 11.00. !.’ /►« >i* r lUMCHSONi 11 AM .-l.il ftJI.OMMS, 4:30 ftJH . f 00 ftjl 1 rT. mace LI11HIM Legal Notice NOTICE IF hereby riven that « s are r n i s i x l In business at 2331 Grapevlll* A*#., Hemlnnla County, Florida, under the fletltlous name of Grapevine Florist and Nursery and that wa Intend ta reslater aald nama with th* Clerk o f th* cir cuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, In accordance with the provision! o f th* Flctllloua Nam* Statute*, to-w lt: Section m . O I Florida Statute* 1*31. S l f : Eric f. Vlhlen EDI* H. Vlhlen S. t i l l . C D L-tl see what he could do against a 4-2 heart break. He taw that there would be no play to make the hand if Cast held four heart* but If West held four hearts the grand slam could still be made and he would not have to jeopard lie the chance of making It against the even heart break. Here is the unusual play Walter made. At trick three he cashed hia ace o f diamond*. Then he ran off dummy'i three top hearts and discarded his last two diamonds. Hia next play was to ruff a diamond wilh a high trump. Then he led a low trump and woo with dummy's eight. A heart was ruffed with his other high trump. His last trump was led and won by dummy's ten. Then he pulled the last trump with dummy's ace and the two remaining hearts were good. FICTITIOUS NARK NOTICE fit hsrehy given that * > ar* snstRsd in hu.ln eie at 2121 El Portal Drive. Htnford, Seminole County, Florida, un­ der the fictitious name of, Cus­ W M P B -T V CHANNEL >* tom Art Service, and that w* TUESDAY A. M. Intend lo realeler eald nama t:2* Stan On with the Clerk o f Ihe Circuit 1:13-1:33 Timeline VT Court, Hemlnote County, Flnr3:00-3:20 American History Ida, In accordance with the ID provisions o f the rtvtltioue 3:30-3:10 Humanities (11-13) Name Statute*, tn -w ll: Section ID O * Florid* Statue* IDT. SI*: Carol Fuller Ardllh Skthenee Publish March 23 ft April I. IN TH E C l n i 't 'I T COURT OF 12. 19. 19*3. TIIK NINTH J I H I I J t L f l H - CIIK-120 I I IT. IN AND FOR SKMINULK COUNTY, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. 14USH FIRST F ED ER AL HAVINGS AND IXIAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation, rialn tlff, v». JOHN P. JOHNSON and NR. DBA 11. JOHNSON, his wife; ami THE FOREST PRO PERT­ IES, INC. a Maaeai huselta c o r ­ poration, Defendants NOTICK OF »UIT TOi JOHN P. JOHNSON Rest il, nee Unknown NEDIIA U. JOHNSON Residence Unknown Tou are hereby notified that a suit has been Died against you In Ihe afaoie entitled cause, an.) that you are required lo file yuur s i n * e r with the Clerk nf tills Court and lo serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or plain ti ff* attor­ ney*, whose name and address Is Gllss, Hedrick A Robinson, in* East Church Slrest, Orlan­ do, Florida, not later than May is, 19*3. If you fall la do so a Decree I'm Confeeso will be en­ tered aaalnet you for the re­ lief demanded In the C o m ­ plaint. This suit la to foraclose a iiiorlga**. The real proprrty proceeded analnal la: Lot 13, ItliKik D, nf LITTLE WEKMVA ESTATES NUM1IEII ONE. according lo th* plat theraof aa reoorded In Plat Bonk I. paa* 13, of tha Public Records o f fttmlnote County, Florida. WITNESS my hand nnd th* seal of till* Court at Hanford, Florida, Ihla *th day o f April, 1912 (HEAL) Arthur if. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk By: Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C. J UUi . 3 K.IU 4 . * -■ ' 10k Fleet Church Street Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publlah April It, It, I I ft May 1. IMI. C D L -lt In Florida, after golf property, to-wit: Dot I, Block U, COUNT!!Y -CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 1, according to lb* plat thereof aa recorded In Flat Rook M. I'age HIU. Fubllc Records o f Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, lias been filed agalnet you In the above styled eull. and you are .required tu serve a copy of ^ o u r Anawrr or other Bleeding W o the Complaint on Plaintiff's at torn rye, ANDEliHON, RUHR, BEAN A LOWNDES. 313 Eael Central Boulevard. Orlando. Florida, and file the original Anawrr or other Flradlng In H i*. offlra of the Clerk of the Circuit Court un o r before Hie ITlh day o f May, !*<!. ft you fall to do to. a decre* pro confaaao will ba taken against you fo r th e relief demanded In the CompialnL This Nolle* ahalt be publish­ e d once a week for four conA e o u tiv a week! In The Sanford Herald. DATED Bile II lb day of April. I R I . (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of Clreutl Court B y Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN * LOWNDES I l f d£a*l Central Boulevard, Orlando. Florida Publlah: April It. *«. May 1» V in fu r l By Oswald Jacoby TELEVISION TONIGHT "A t fifty-seven, my h»lr 1* d o?-A n n e G ." fl) Although the white h ilr at brown, but li pure white at the <l> 11:31 <t) tide*, I would like to have the aide* doe* not offend you, ft) all white hair, but do nut know 1 would iLiggett you color it 11:10 (1) T U E S D A Y A . M. how to do it. What thould I brown to match your hair. You d:00 f l ) Stan On might want a lighter shade, l : ' l (3) Bunahlt* Almanao 0:11 (0) New* A Weather HOTICK FOR BlltS which would be attractive, but 1:10 (3) Journalism (0) Sunrise Semester TIIK BOAHlJ OF COUNTY COMMISHIUNKIIH OF HE3IIN- I* Ike t'e e t l * f Ike County hive the first coloring done at 1:11 (0) Newt ft Weather Judge. semUwle I 'a e e l r . Flo r­ 1:00 <11 Today Il|,| COUNTY «%III receive bids a beauty talon if possible. (0) Hunthln* Almanao at tli* uf fir* of Arthur II. ida. In Probate, Then you can do il yourself. T il l ( 0 ) Wake Up Movlea Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk. In llie la ret Relate at 7:10 ( I ) Nawa Court Huiis* at Hanford, Flur- JOHN J E FF You will find that the lighter t i l l U i Fares Market Re Deceased Ids, up In 3:un p.m.. May 1. is more youthify* IStl, fur furn lu ll ns the fo llo w ­ Ta All Credller* sad Persons brown kart Having (Talma or Uemaida I ) Teeny in g Item: ing. And don't forget to change T:M ((0) Agalaet Void D e ta in Mickey Evans Show Approximately l l . l l l Lb*, You and earh o f yon are your makeup. nf granulated dodrcsch T Vi (0) News ft Weathor ther lorooctahydro I. 3, I — hereby notified and required to "I have a fair complexion, 0:00 ( t l Captala X a a e a re e ‘ melhvnu 311 c y rlo h u U Crdl present any claims and demands pentalane Insecllrld* bait which you, or either o f you. brown eyes and gray hair. I l : M ( I ) Weathor i l l Mow* 1:10 ( t ) Teeny fur Ihe eradication o f tile may have agalnet the relate want some new clothes for of JOHN JEFF, dreeaeed. late <») Cartnonvlll* Imported fir* ant. ftpeclflcatlona may be o b ­ o f eald County, to the County spring, and already have a 1:00 (1) Divorce Court of Seminole County, new pair of gray ahoei. Can ID American Hlatory tained at the of fice of Ihe Hem- Judge »:)& (9) Exorcise Irod* County Clerk In the Florida, at hi* nffic# In the < Court House, at Hanford. F lo r­ court houaa o f said County at these be worn with black—M. r:lu t o Hamper Room I D Morning Movie ida, IIIda to be enrloa*il In a Sanford, Florida, within #1* X ." 10:00 ( I ) Trill li ur Consequen­ kr.drd envelop* plainly markrd calendar month* from the time Yes, hut why not get a gray ces on the oulaltle, *'R1ll F o i l o f the first publication of lhl> ( D Jllke Wallace News FUItNIMinNil Inam* uf Item), notice. Tw o copies, o f each outfit? Then you will be well 10:30 (3) What's This Sons claim or demand shall he in op*n May 4. I***." (0) I Lev* Lusy Hide will l>* I los*d on Tuee- writing, and shall slat* the assembled. Be surw to use a fJtay, Flay I, 1**3. at IU:00 a.in. place o f residence and poet deep tone of lipstick when 10:4.1 11) NIK* New* 11:00 (2) Concentration r ” .r as aoon th*reafter at poaal- offic e address o f the claimant, t l ) Andy o f Mayberry Me, at a meeting to br held In and shall be awurn lu by the wearing gray. the County CommUslon Mset- claimant, hie agent or attorney "M y fair, face, hands and to) Dec. Bride 11)10 ( 2 ) Jeopardy Ing Itoom In tli* Court House and accompanied hy a filing even feet are as dry as parch­ (*) The McCoys In ganford. Florida. fee o f one dollar and aurh (1) Pries la Hleht The right It reserved to claim or demand not an filed ment, At forty-five, I have waive any Irreitulurltlee or ■hall be void. T U E S D A Y P . M, neglected myself dreadfully. tectiiilcalllle* In hid* and to / a / Anna Harris J e ff H i t t ( I I L o t * or Life rr)4rt any or all lild*. Administratrix o f Ihe ea- What can I d o ? -S ." (2) Call My Bluff Hoard or County I’ ommlelata o f Well, begin a new recondit­ < » Donna Retd Show Blunrra JOHN JEFF, deceased ioning program. Use cleans­ 13:11 I D Newt Hrmlnole Cuunlv, Florida ■TENHTRClM, DAVIS A 13:10 (01 Father Know* Best John Alexander. Chairman MclNTOFH ing cream, no aoap and water. (ft) Starek for T e a ar­ Byt Arthur H. Uackwlth. Jr.. Attorney* for Admlnlatratrlx row For refreshing the akin, use - Clrrk Boat Office ling 1130 n i not A f u h l l s h : April IS, tl. 1*13 Sanford, Florida 33TTI good quality witch hatel. And 11:11 (3) (ft) O e ld ia c L t a ti ” :d l si Publish April 3, 13, II. 21. l l * t then, really to give moisture (3) NBC Neva C D ! , . 10 I A T i l l : CIIICI IT I'Ul'HT OF to your dry scalp and akin, 1:00 ( « ) (Mrl Talk TH U .MATH J l l l t l l V l . t llt(* ) The Itebua Game XDTICH UF SUIT l ' l IT IX AM I FOR aKMIXULK TUI JOHN LEWIS MORRISON use cosmetic oil. Apply it al­ ( ! ) Na wa Editorial, W ea. C Ol A T I . FLOHIIM. ther and CHARLENE I- MOR­ so before face powder and your U I J L U b K V XU. I4*sl : : I I ( ! ) Fueuo RISON, bl* wlf*. Dtfand- akin will have a velvety look. THE BO WERY SA V IN G S 1:3* (ft) At Th* World Turno ant*. BANK, y o u __ A> 'p . .E J U R .-O F — X u ii. JVhnn jM uajmhjuuljdreiijanur ____ . . U l X s t i . . _________________________ lU a tr.O ffr are hereby notified that suit Ns welln* hair, use a drop of the coime- H i t ((1) vs. I ) NBC News haa been commenced against liUUUr I.KSTEIl HART, et a I, you In the Circuit Court of the tic oil on your fingera to 1:0 0 t l ) Password Defendants. Ninth Judicial Circuit o f the f t ) Moment o f Truth imooth the hair. This give* NOTICE OF ■! IT IX ( I ) Ftemo In tho Wind Stale of Florid* In and for TUAUK FOHEt LUSt NF. Semlnol* County, th* abbrt aheen and is a good halrdrcts- •tl* i f ) Art L l a k U t u r IIUll It Y I.EhTER HART vlated title of which la: J r u i in and E 1 . 1 St A li E T It C. NAUGATUCK HAVINGS HANK, lng. HART, his Wlf* “ Arc check! good this sea­ etc., RESIDENCE: Naval Air Main­ rialn tlff, son?—Gladys." tenance Training Uroup ve. U. S. Naval Air Station Checks are elwaye good JOHN LEW IS MORRISON and Memphis, Tennessee CHARLENE U MORRISON, hi* (the kind at banks, in parti­ * aim wife. cular) but in fashion at the TO: HUBERT J. PAUSE and EMMA I . PAUSE, his wlf* In Chancery No. K iDefendants. moment cheeks are the tog* ll, RESIDENCE: National A via ­ Th# nature o f Ihla ault la a thing, especially in black and tion Facilities Expert- foreclosure of that certain mental Center white. You can use black, • Atlantic city, New Jer­ mortgage held and owned by plaintiff, dated December ». while, green or red accessorsey v i l e l || Thu are hereby notified that 1939 and recorded December I. iei and look topnotch. T t Complain! to forecloe* a ce r­ 1939 In Official Records Book Tomorrow — From My NoUtain mortgage encumbering 2*1 peg* I0T o f th* Public Bethe following described real cords nf Semlnol* County, F lo r­ book ida, encumbering that certain Legal Notice NORTH V fr tec « sm . If' t ' ** I f * A J t h ; Nt , m h1v Ji l till IfMinliOT •-*-1 Sm* IN t i Nl I A| *i TCCH N I£QL£U U r Ritx '*»i/ iA ftp 5 6 f t y s m g c l f t M i r V a y StuteAf | SPECIAL EASTER OFFER! 5x7 ENLARGEMENT Kodacolor or Black & White *i 95 A A C VALUE W ith every roll of film developed and printed - you w ill receive a coupon entitling you to a 5 x 7 Kodacolor or Black and W hite enlargem ent when you pick up your processed film . Offer Good April 15 to April 25f 1965 K A fter a hard-played 18 hole*, It'i g o o d to settle dow n o n i soft chair in the clu b house and add u p the score with friends. W h at better tim e fo r the drink that acorea with almost every golfer—co o l, thirst-quenching beer? Yet, beer’s great to relax with, great Car refresh­ ment, great fo r taste. S o whatever y o u r s p o r t b oatin g o r b aseb a ll-sw im m in g o r te a n la -r c la x afterwards with the testful taste o f beer. MUmtTATIS r-«.B M S 7 a ,H ASSOCIATION, MO. ECKERD D n jc j S t o r e s R SAVI NGS R ! * �Horoscope Forecast T eesday. April M , IMS GENERAL TENDEN- CIESt Until aundown bTaiire to he w ry , w busy putting into motion whatever plan* that have to do with persons or conditions at a distance. Communicate and coneepond with whomavar haa tha abil­ ity to aid you to have a new Inaplratlon to gain your asplrationa. Then tonight find tha outlets to give you more secure structure. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) This is certainly tha day to g*t into new avenues of expression that hava been alien to you before now. Stu­ dy data well. Evening la Ideal for being with big-wlga who can help to advance. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Come to a full under­ standing with creditors dur­ ing the morning bo that you can atop worrying. Do what partners expect o f you. ton. Out to fun and a new setting tonight. REMINI (May 21 to June 21) Conversations with asso­ ciates reveal what la best to do during day. and then in P.M. you can earry through with enthusiasm. Rive atten­ tion to detail. Welcome sit­ uations that come into the open. MOON CHILDREN (Juno 22 to July 21) Much detail­ ed work ran be done with efficiency today so that in P.M. real rapport Is reached with mate. Appreciation for fellow workers Is a must. Come to new agreements In T.M. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Knowing how to please lov­ ed one better can add much to your happiness in the fu ­ ture. Ret into the forms of expression that are more to your liking. Make them part o f your life. VIRRO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Day Is fine for Improv­ ing conditions at home so that later you can enjoy the type o f pleasure aulted to your mood. Profita accrue. Purchase gadgets, comforts you like that are practical. LI DR A (Sept. 23 to OrL 22) Retting the Information you require can bring the satisfaction you seek today. Ret mere up-to-date methods working for you. Re very happy at home with kin to­ night. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. tl) Stop procrastinating where financial and practical affairs are roncrrnrd. Net up a bettor budget a* well. A f­ ter labors, you ran relax quietly tonight and be happy* SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Taking time to have treatments that im­ prove physique and settle your nerves I* wise, since you can then handle labors with vim and wisdom. Show that you hava much charm. Re adroit. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Conferring with ex­ perts In your field o f endeevor brings the data and ad­ vice you need. Rive a help­ ing hand to the needy or troubled. Sociables are fine for the evening. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 In .10). MaUlpg..tiCV- cwv. tacts or conferring with old ones Is right during day and labor* ran be relegated to the evening hours. Advance tonight. Rhow thut you are on the beam. PISCES (Keb. 2(1 to Mar. 20) Handling public or civic affairs intelligently brings fine prestige during day. Evening will then open new vistas in a social way. Make the personal rontacta you de* alre. IF Y O U R CHILD IS HOUN TODAY, he or she will be one o f those fasrlnating young peopla who early makes his or her mark in the world, since this Is a won­ derfully philosophical nature. The latter years will then be spent making much money aa wall along mors practical lines, that la to say, lest art­ istic. Much travel is denoted here. - -’‘The - Stare-Impel, they de net campel." What yeu make of year life la large­ ly up to YOUI Carroll Rlghter'a individual Forecast for your sign for May {a now ready. For your ropy send your blrlhdato and f 1.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), llox 1921, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. Th e Chllde Cup Is award­ ed in the collegiate sport o f r « f tog. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Vfer •sBftrrB VrtiTV 'Page 10—-‘April 19, By Dick Turncr- �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 1. Loot ft Found 50. Mlsc. For Sale 12. Special Notice* LET"? CEL EBRATE — Th* CANA8 Pay Camp begin* June SANFORD SEWtNO CENTER 3 ::-)4 ll 14th. U k * Golden. For In­ 101 So. Park Ava. «l* »*lf l» d » d t art (fia plara formation call 322-2345, Fred to m t i ttrna and money when Dana*. chopping tor the ear o f your NORGE Refrigera tor H « : I f choice. Conaol* TV. new picture BTOUOH'S Utility Trader 8at*a, tube 130; Record Player, 4 ■peed. HO. All In rood con di­ Box 101 A. Rout* !, South 2. Personals Sanford At*, extended. 322tion. |>:-I09t. 0111. Do you have a drinking prob ­ APT. Site Electric Stnv* A lem. Write P. O. Bo* l i l t . Addin* Machine* - Typewriter* Refrigerator. 1**4 Palmetto. HanfordBelt* • Rental* . Repair* SEWING MACHINE POWELL'S OFFICE SFPP1.T DUE TO DIVORCE •I. Henuty Care have a IMS xlK-xaa Sewing 14. nicyde Repairs Machine with a payment* o f H A R R I E T T - lleauty l o o k , IS.To remaining. A a a ii m a ALL W O RK Ul'A It A N'TEKU aoft water, evening app'ta. payment! or pay 130 Caah. W* Have I’ erle A Acceiaorlce i o t So. o a k . t : : . i ; « : . Completely Guaranteed A TOY CORRAL equipped. Make* buttonhole* A doe* fancy work. Call anyfi. Child Care tlma COLLECT Orlando GA 15. Special Services 3-3*71. NANNIE'S KIDDIE CAKE. We i t c ai jbip never clote. Ureneed nureery, VICE? More than 40,009 read­ II per dav rental for Electric Carpel Shampooar with purInfant* to I. 2110 8. Oak Ate. er* eee Che Sanford Herald chaee of liliie LuOre. Carroll 323-0911. claatlfled ade dally. Ret** aa Furnllure Co. low * » 14c per tin* par day! Dial 112-541: nr 115-5511 and 8. Pet a ft Supplies HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS place your a l l W H ITE SEWING MACHINES Authorlied Satea A Servlca iMMih KF.CKIVED ror Adop. VOSS LANDSCAPE SERVICE GARRETT'S tton. boarded. Animal Iteecu* Any type — Any alia 1*11 E. Fir.t. Ill-lilt 7-eague, I TOO TV. Mlnneeota, At a prim >nu ran afford DeLand. Ph. 724-134*. after 5:30 p m . 1 EVENING Dre**e», alte 3 A 323-1950 1 aan naw Seat Cover* for BAUD German Shepherd Pup*, ’ 44 Rtilrk Special. Call 111fteaeonable. 132-93)3. 1155 after 4 p. m. SICK ROOM NEEDS Wheet Chalra. Watkert. Cana* SPECIAL PAINTS A Crutehea fo r rant or eal*. r.V.A. Late* — l l . l o a a l - Mon­ Praacrlptiona at L o w e a t day, Turaday. 5Vedn<*eday N A T IO N A L Price*. Diacount to panpl* only. FASCO. 1500 French over 41 A all Servlc* PeraonA v e . Sanford. 313.1110 • Or­ aal. Check our prlca*. lando. * « : » e . Hw,-. 3* rn. FAUST DRUG STORE ITS.nail. Fra* Deliver)' 121-0*14 uiH'i!ttiN'>r; , . . NO CASH NEEDED! *83 '61 ’60 *59 ’AS *59 *60 ’60 '59 ’60 ’ 60 *59 ’61 *60 ’60 ’ 57 ’ 61 *59 ’ 51 '58 '59 '58 *54 '57 '59 '56 Falcon $1199 bal. $19 Itamb. $997 bal. $39 Ply. $792 bal. $37 t her. $792 b a l $39 Dodge $884 baL $34 Ford $792 b a l $39 Itamb. $885 bal. $37 Falcon $692 b a l $31 Ford $688 bal. $32 Corvair $597 bal. $29 Hatnb. $595 bal. $31 I'ly. $597 b a l $31 Itamb. $799 b a l $33 Mrreury $h81 bal. $38 Itamb. $699 bal. $32 Cadillac $699 bal. $11 Ford $1099 bal.139 VW $$97 bal. $38 C h*r. $319 bal. $11 Cher. $699 b a l $32 Mercury $787 bal. $39 Mrreury $199 b a l $10 Cher. $115, bal. $ 6 DrSoto $199 baL $10 I’ ly. $187 b a l $ 8 Cher. $92 b a l $ 3 mo. mo. mo. mo. no. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. Accept Tradr-lna! J A M SA N F O R D AVE. 1 1 ) 1 / OPEN EVEN1NGH Sanford, Florida 322-4803 National Repoaaesaiona lne. 51. Artirlra For Rent A ft B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING. PAINTING A INSULATING Flnanclnx Arranaed Ill-Ill? LAWN A 445-4001. GARDEN WORK. F I X I T SHOP NEW LOCATION 501 So French_________ 111-4731 16. Interior DecornlorH ^^TJrapenTT"^"3TTTovers 1001 j k an* m a French A y*. ftunfnrb Rrralh April 19, 1965— Pago 11 95. Houses For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer net: L 323-3190 114 W lot POWERFUL STEAL 53. Wan led To Buy SEI.i. PS your Furniture Uulrk Servlca with th* Caah. BP PEIt 1 HADING P O S T 111-0377. CUSTOM Made Hllp f.TVrre A W AN TED TO HUT; In July. 3 Drapes. Wall to wall carpet* or 4 Hrdroom Horn* In Manhargi selection to Ittir. ford-Orlandn A r e a . Prefer rlinoaa from. Walrrfront. C. II. Sarvla. Ifox 17. I'HNS, Ararntl*. FIN). N. Alans Fabrics & Ruga Y., N. 01597. F R E E ESTIMATE A T YOUR HOME U8ED FURNITURE JS5» Park Dr. Hanford 322^8713 113-3370 17. Janitorial Service** fISTOH ffS W B fflT 55. Furniture For Sale Servlet A Suppllaa FRKK ESTIMATE 1541 S Park Dr 311-4141 Upholattrlng A Mattreaa ren­ ovating. New A Uaed Furni­ 19. lluildrrs Supplies ture. Call Nla Redding Mfg. Co. at 703 Celery Ave. 322PR E-CAST Concrete Step* 3117. OREGOHI LUMBER CO WILSON MAlElt FitIlN S26 ilapla Ava 122-fHOft lluy — Sell — Trad* 311-15 E. tit. 332-1311 20. Hardware """SanTorTaMua^CompTeU^* TED WILLIAMS HOW. 1*1 e . nth__________i:: n4i 22. Plumbing For th* blggeat aetecllon of naarly new and u*ed furn i­ ture. aea Noll'a Furniture Rrokerag* In Caeealbarry on 17-11. Open I daye I to 4. Uaed furniture appliance*, tool*, ale. Rough! - Hold. Larry'* Contracllna Repair* Mart. I l l Sanford Av*. Ph. F R E E ESTIMATES 311-4133. R. L HA It VET H I Sanford Av*._______ 111-3313 COPRTEOUHV CHARGE AC COUNTS— limited credit If you own a phone. Put claaal23. Painting fled A la to work for youl ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 21. Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt Typaa and Bliea Wa Repair and Servlet S T I N E Machine and Supply Co. 1*1 W. Ind St__________ I t l - i t l l 30. Home Appllanceti NEW APPLIANCES at W t r t houaa Price*— Frlgtdalro, Hot Point, RCA, Zenith, ate. Call Charlie Oormly collect at Ataoclatfd Radio * TV. 1133 N. o r a n s * Ava., Orlaado 431-1513. Iledd.nc A Furnltur* AT FACTORY PRICKS: 119 Magnolia_______ 311-4111 lid. Business Opport. *nat,«o» U la ttia M r » v .t,n »iv "W s’ d better hunt tround end see whet she's broken. She just volunteered to do the dinner dishes!" CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— Txi*l A Found 3— Parannata I— Baauly Car* 1— Day Kuritrla* 1—Child Car* 1—D o* *—C*ia — T*ala 10— Poultry — Llvaalock 11— Special Nolle** 11—Calt rln g — Food 14— lllc icl* Repair* 15— Special S ervlca* 31— Monty Waniad 34— Saving* A Loan I I — Inauranc* 41— School* A Inetruetloa* I*— Employment SarvICM 71— Mala llalp Waniad 33— Famalt llalp Waniad t l — Mala or Female llalp 14—Sale# Help Wanted 77—Situation Wanted I t — Income Property I I — lluilna.a P r o p —Sal* S3— Real Ketat* Waniad 31— Real Ealat* Sal* 17— Dualnea* Rentals t o — Lota For Sal* 31 — Farm*—Grovao I f — Swlmmln* Pool* IT—Janitorial Barvlcaa 13— Do-lt-Youraalf 13— Uulldara Suppllaa 30— Hardware 21— Hum* Improvement* 23 — A c rea g e 23—Plumbing 31— ratntlng I t — H o u m i For Sal* I I — Wall Drilling 93— llouaoa— Sal* or R t a l S3— Air Cond. A Healing IT— Houaa For Rant 13 — Radio - Television 130— Haaort Rental! 101—Tral lira—Cabana* >1— Photo A Equipment J»— Horn* Appliance* I I I — Mobil* Home*—Hal* 31— Mualcal Inatrumanta IPS—Mobil* Hum**— Rent 32— Uualneaa Equipment 101—Trailer Space— llanl 103—Trailer Lota—Sal* l>—J o b Printing I I — U| holatary 101— Apartment* For lloat 103— llooma For Rant 15— Vacuum Cleaner# >7— Moving A Storage HO— Hotel Room* 11— Exterminator* 111— llanlal Agent* 43—Plant* — Fred* — Saadi 111—Waniad To Rant 113— Auloa For Sal* 50— Mlae. Kor Sal* I t — Article* For Rant 111— Auloa— Sal* o r T r a i * 111—T r u c k ! For Salt 51—Swap or Exchange 120— Automotive Servlca 33— Waniad To lluy 121— Scooter* A Cycle* 33— Furniture For Hal# 14— Antique* For Sal* 123— lioata A Motera 135— Marin* Suppllaa 53— Monty T o Loan 19— Uualntaa Opp ortunity* 7.1. Male or Female Help 95. Iluuses For Hale GHEENIIKA1R SERVICE STATION for Laaa*. IMMEDIATE opening* for full Choir* lot* available in GraanGood location. Oood refer­ bralr of f«rh Arbor overlooknr part lima, averaae 12 to ence* * *ome ca pit al requir­ Ing gn|f roura*. C u s t o m |l.3n per hour to atari. Ph. ed Call 3:2-1312_____________ building lo your specifies333-DI5S for appointment. Ilona. Oraanbralr developed 69. Schools ft Instructions 77. Situation Wanted FHA - VA Ytt, horo at Deltona These lovely hom ei are selling fast. The reason It solid value - l o w price and high quality-Come out and see these wonderful homes for yourself — There are 16 com ­ pletely furnished mod­ els to choose from, including a replica of the World’ s Fair House. While here en­ joy a free ride aboard the riverboat/'Deltona Queen"! S7.M 0.te $11,350. As lew as 9240. down and 949.27 p ir month — No closing Cists! DRIVE OUT TODAY Take Interstate 14 — set off at tha DtBary £*change, or call. Ball-Blair Agency F u ll RENT: Clean. Dry Htoraga^ l * a l l A loali). 332-1374. URIiV ir i: STATION Manager Roal Ka'ala — Inauranc* * Attendant* Fh«»na f ° r a p ­ I22.5M1 pointment 222- n i i i aftar a 3rd A Park Av* p m. MabaHh Off 4*»».___________ 50. Mine. For Sale 72. Female Help Wanted / RIlOKEIl Park 322.1331 302 S SKCIIETAHY. Modarn o f fic e . 5 day*. Ileiwaan Winter HUNTING CAW-SITE Park A Sanford. L. D. Plant*. Own >oura within FAR5ITON Inc- Rout* I, ovle.lo. Fla. OFNK; Rur. Sail, Trad*. Re­ Wildlife Management Area. pair. OSTEEN IIIIIfHlK CAMP High A Dry •« Acre 1493 no NUIISES AIDS. L P. N. A ILgc A DUN SHOP. U l - a i l l . rioting Coil. It* nmnlh. l.lrred Nuraea, Apply Deliary I. K BATTEN Manor, Dellary. Fla. 44I-4I34. COLT 11. Holatar, &1 round* P. Ik liOX 42 Amo., Excel, cond. |30. Th. BANFOIID. FLA. K EY punch verifier operator 112-1I1T. Phone* >22-1970 o r 22:-44l*. Experienced; c a p a b l e of making program carde, 1 PAIRS o f Maala, a AA. Ph. Iran.crlblng tourer docuan-aitx. HART PILCHER ■uenla, accuracy and a pe .4 llaal lluy llrokar eaavnllal. pernianant poeltlon. NOTIIINU IS LOST until a 222-7194 Day or Nlsht I'araonnal Dept. Chaee A Herald Want Ad falla to find Co.; Hoi |4>7. Sanford. Fla. It! NOW TOU CAN TRADE IN ALL lo STATES C -A -L -L M ERLE St $22 8829 fur peraonaliird acrvlrr. Ha baa borne* 11*1*4 in lb* city of Sanford and Bemlaola County. • FOR-SALE New Homes FOR-RENT Used Homes FOR-LEASE • Older Homes A -L -S -0 M ERLE la aulhorlicd by both V . A . and F. H. A . Is nail their home* located wherever S V . A . ar I*. II. A . For-Sale Sign la di*pla>rd. MEKLE W. WARNER. REALTOR L 708 South I’ark Ascnue Sanford, Florida F Dial 822-3829 « 9 M A C K L I B R O S .D IV IS IO N THi DllTORA COtPOBATION C. A. WIIIDDON, SR. R EF RIG ERATO R — 150. Ph. tll*T4«t or 1111 W. Ind St. Find your HOME the easy way, l-els All Attend Church This Sunday 1939 INTERNATIONAL Tickup Truck, 4. Ton, new tire*. MSO. 332-2309. TRA ILER w th lot, 333-3*3) IMA CH EVROLET 1H ton truck, alaka body, 333-4**4. cabana, nice I BEDROOM Trailer on large I-ake. Adulta only. 322-7141. In addition lo our local trad­ er* exchange, via will ar­ range a trade on property anywhere In the United Kiel* or Canada. Tell ua what you hav* and what you want. Mtmbar af Interna­ tional Trader* Club with over 1,000 member offlrea throughout th* world. stem p er a g e n c y 122-1991 Realtor . 1919 B Pranrh Appraiser • Inauror NEW SMYRNA—Coaatal waterfront home with Dork, Pool. Palin, Screened Porch 2 ll'lrm, Pink lllork. 1 mil* lo Reach Ph. 437-7332 N S U 87. Businr*« Rentals ••FKIPEH and Sloro Spaca Sanford Mobil* Park JU3 S. OrUudu D r, 3:J-12J». STENSTROM REALTY 120. A utom otive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1-3-1 ItEDItOOMH. 113 - 111*. l i t * DOWN 3 BR.. 1* x 17 FU. Rm.. Tar. _ ^ 5 l ^ ^ > r l* n i R ^ v ^ J 2 L I * J ( n Floors. Kit. equip. 14? mo. pay* all llKLMLT REALTY, 104. Trailer Space • Rent Senkarik G lass and Paint Office In Villas* Hall. N. Or. C om p ta y Undo. >21-1111. night* 333. T R A I L E n LOTH. Sanford Mo2573. Ph. 113-4423 bile Park. 1313 It. Orlando Dr. t i t Magnolia 131-19)0. AUto Glaaa Tops 1 BEDROOM. 2 Bath, Central A Heat Covara lleat, C oru r la>t, Doubt# 106. Apart ment a for Rent Carport*. 323-S1SI. LAKE COTTAGE Furn. Phone 3 BEDROOM 331-9103. t Bath Horn* on approximately SO* W. Ind St. tt t-IO II H acre yard. Fenced back FURN. A r T „ 7100 Maltonvllla, ALL WORK GUARANTEED yard, assorted fruit baarlnx traaa. Watt for yard, partial­ 3 lilt. Apt. Ph. 333-0733. 121. Scooters ft Cycles ly furnished, washer, dryer, alove. refrigerator, yard tool* 4 IlOOM A p t , 1 Bdrm. |40 mo. Call aftar I. 373-o llf. 1910 1L H. A. 030 CC. perfect A Uwnmowar. cond. 3300. Ph. II3 -0III. 113.109 1 BDRM. Furn. A p t , wator laeluded, 1*3. 333-0337. MOTOR RIKIC. brand naw Allatat* Mo-ped. 111-7003 after J ll- t lS I 1341 Hiawatha at 17-33 1 RDI13L Furn. Apt. Apply 013 Park Ave. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. ¥100 DOW N F H A -V A HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 3 A t 1 IIEDIltHIM A p t , redecorated. 3*3 m n . Lake Jeaaup. Phone Bedroom Home* available In 123-7311. all Arses ol Sanford. Let ua f h o w you Around! FURN. Apt. 1*1-0447. Seminole Realty 1101 S Park Av*. 113 3233 anytime 97. llouMfl For Kent NEW. Kurn. 3 lledroutn. 1 Hath, 4 months. Adulta. No pat*. Air Cond. AvalUbl* May II. I3I-I7II. FURNIMIKD A p t , with Air conditioned bedroom, MS. l i t K Ith HI. 333-1711. AVALON APARTMENT* tl* W. 2nd St,________ 322.3117 108. Rooma For Kent F II A A V A Eatata Sales Broker Tour EVINItUDR Dealer 101 |.| 3L ML Ph. ISX-IIII HALE OR TRADE Cumpellllon Racing lloat wllh Trailer — Il'O”, V3.3Melhr.H-k HDH, Mag, | Car ha, preaauro fuel. Has or Melhnnal, Full Inatrumenta, II to 75 mph. 110* nr trad* for Aluminum Flail­ ing lloat, Approx. II HP w llh Trailer, 332-04 47. 17 FL WHITE Flberglaaa Cano* with complete aalllng rla. Purchaeed naw In IMS. Price for Cano* A all equip­ ment Including Car Top Car­ rier, paddle, anchor, otc. •214. 323-054) to nee. 14 Ft. PENYAN lloat wllh Top A 53'lndalilel.l. 23 IIP Johneon motor wllh control. Mat­ ter i're ft Trailer 3333 Caah. 3001 Hanford Av*. 14 Ft. Ply woo d Flailing Boat, good condition. Cheap. Phone 323-1912. V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Offlrat 323-3111 Nights: ISl-nfoo 133-0311 $533 Park Drive 61 Ford Ton HlylraMo PickUp. Not Th* Cleanrat W» H a v •, Bat Wall Worth The Monty. Aa la — ONLY * 9 7 5 • Sedans • Hard Tops • Convert iblea • Station Wagons 1200 - 9300 Down 940 . 960 Month 115. Auioa For Sale t i n VW. Sunroof, H * II. Eaeallant buy. t i l - l i o n . MERLE W. W AR N ER REALTOR '33 T R - t with nadlo • Healer, II2-3I3I 701 a. Park aacellent condition. 323.3*4) HEAL ESTATE BROKER Ileal Estate Aaeorlat* WILLA MAE PIIOKOHCH 132-7171 Day 321-0111 Nlghta I BDRM. Kitchen .quipped, 171, ale* yard. i:2 -t 4 l> . Houses For Rent 2 3 I l 3 3 UNFURNISHED Br,_| h*UU-»ttJ_____________ Dr, 1 bath, II*; Hr, t bath. I9<i; R r, I bath, 11*0; l l r , I hath, 1130; Ur, 3 hath, 113* This on* wllh Florida lluura. - •-«0 % -| * rflta slcil ' ~ Guoronlre — 10 Pay* — 1,000 Mllrfl Or All Uaed VW 'a. ’1 1 9 5 63 Chevrolet H Tost Flootaido Pick. Up, 6 Cyl., H s a t s r . WhlU sad Blno Fialak. Extra Cloaa. ’1 3 9 5 63 Chevrolet V, Tom LWB FlootaMo Pick-Up, 6 Cyl, Hydrant*. tic Tranamlaolow, C i o a R Cab sad Bo6f. Good Tlraa, Ready To Roll — ONLY 65 Ford Stylo*Ida pickS Cyl, HeaUr, Cat9tomP.Ton Cab and Egnlpmont, , Woat C o s at Mirrors, 4106 Miloa, Lika New— Boo Hollor For BIO DISCOUNT. 63 Chevrolet *4 Tea Flootaido Pick-Up, • C y l, Heater, Nooda Soma Salea — Parla — Sorties Factory Aulhorbod Daalor Elllnor Motor Co. Bo. Hwy. 17-01 Mechsalca! Work Bat Wall Worth Askiag Prtco- As Is. 1 0 7 5 Sanford, FU. 322-1835 © S I Jeep Csh With Cartalaa 4-Whool Drive '5 9 5 4" L et s Do B u s in e s s T og ether STENSTROM 42 Jeep Army Joey, 4s4 ’4 9 5 O PEN F R ID A Y N IT S T IL • PA L REALTY >313 Park Dr. W Ton Fleeta16* Pick-Up, 6 Cyl„ Heater, Ciena Rnatfrro Body, Good Bod aad Tim , Roal Nics Mechani­ cally — ONLY GHIA FURN. Room, ooml-prlvat* bath, 110 mo. S t l - l l l l . 113.0730. 62 Chevrolet ’1 4 9 5 IlOOMH for Man, l o t Magnulle. HAVE RENTALS Seloctlon af 1. I. and 4 Bedrooms located In varloul Sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME BUY SEE YOUR 2507 SO. PARK VW JOHN SAULS AGENCY $100.00 DOWN Temporary Location BUTTER HOME HUVfl ar* to Ii* found dally In the claaalfled aectlun o f Th* Sanford Herald. Complete ReIre I log 59'a Thru SI'g 4 ROOM*. I Lota. Konrad. 1101 " 'r . U v' i . . . L A X K'f t t o . v f afflclenry, pri­ vate Entrance A Hath. Water I RCD RooM . | llalli. Klli-han A light, f u r n , M310 weak. equipped, lara* utility room, •31-3337 or 311-3741. •< reened Porch, Fenced Yq/d, l.eaae Required III* month. HKDnnOM * kltchen.lt*. And 373.4114. t-B*droom. I3I-7I01. l-ltEDRODM. In Lak* Mary, N R'E Boom A Board, Woman iiufurn. I.aka privileges, |||. nr 3l*n )22-3»M, Water furn. 133.3100. Beat 12.1. Roata ft Motors T t h a l^ l^ S i^ S ir w .r Robson Sporting Goods 3 IIEDROOM. 3 Bath. Unlurn3543 PARK DRIVE I.lint, nice neighborhood, 332-2130 112-7433 Enclitard Palin. NIGHTS 322-4321 123.0143 3 Bedroom, I Bath, Furnished, wall to wall carpeting, glr 32S-414S 133-543: condltlnnad, Nice. Government owned Homes <#> Payton Realty by FHA - VA HOMES _ _ 10.1. Mohile Home* • Rent 425-5938 KINGBWOOD BUILDERS. INC. FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH Tall them vnu aaw It In Th* Itl-IOTI IFp.ca Dnlvaralty Airport) Hanford lleraldl 201 Fairmont Dr. Loeatad 3 mllaa Ea*l o f Oviedo on H » y . 411 la now open. Student Inairuotlon now glv- IIOI'SEW nllK or Habyaltllng. 332-3303. en In Piper Cheroke* "13l>''. Come on and learn to fly DAYS SANFORD ELECTRIC 322-SI 40 or WORK. NOW. Expert Instruction In O. E. A p .ll tn c e a —N*w A Ui*d 322.1203. a relaxed ximn.pher# r*m ov. t i l M i n o l t a ________113-1331 *4 from bu*y tr affic pattern* Twin-engine Charter avail, 84. Real Estate • Sr.le 31. Musical Insiruincntii able aovitJ«r»e Far_Ad>?r'iecment Pit. 3M-2201. 3. I. A I HEDnOOMS "^flfno^afvfcTnx'T^Puntni^ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1. ltd A I IIATIIS (lana Cumbaa — 312-3SS1 lUaltnr Real Estate Course KITCIIriN KOUIPPUn Haymoiifl l.un<1i|iilaf. Aim. Plano Tu nlns ana Repair tcOW m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s Evettlttg c u e * atari* May Mil. W I. Harman • I H I l l l For information call Mr* J 3 1 -1 W Atlantic lUnk HMf. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Appleton. ICnllect) Orlando. For Compute Information Be* or Call Your 311-aiai. Rert R o d g e r * 35. Vacuum CleanerH JOHN K. FOX, School* o f llaal Katale. Realtor "F lo rida'* l-i^geai '*__________ SANFORD VACUUM SVC. SOI N. Park Av*. 122-0331 SALKS BROKER HALES . REPAIRS 1555 S. Park Ava. 311-3511 71. Male Help Wanted Wo llava Th* llnm* For You 37. Moving ft Storage Investment A Realty I f . N. Park Ava. 313-3173 l-IIEDHOOM. I bath, corner UNFUItN. X lldrm. Duple*. lot. Iloo Down, aaaqp-.a Mix. Kitchen 3:qul|>. 132-5591. Ml mo. Available May I. Ph. 1:2-1415. I BDRM. A P T , Furn. 190. 317 K. Church HI, Lon gwood, Ph. Ill-tli*. 1 IIEDROOM. Fla. R m , Cent. A ir , Eye level oven. PIIA FURMHIIED Duplex, Adulta 345 Mo. 313-3355. *33-1410. WIDOW'S aacrlflr*. You'll FL IlN. Apt. Cioe* ta. Jimmie gain. Good hum*, big Income. Cowan. 111-1011. 333-5*11. 5VELA..A APARTMENTR It* L A ” OK, NEW, Cuatnm-bnllt 5 % Flral 8t. horn*. Rolling Hills Golf Course, Han l^mlo. Fur In KFF. APT. privet* hath, aultformation call 333-3171. able for Coupl* or Hlnglo peraon. Ideally toratad .townNO DOWN PAYMENT VA. Im­ town. Inquire at Manuel mediate occupancy, I Bed­ Jacobaon Dapt. Htor*. Sit E. room, m bath, wooded lot, tat podded lawn. Inquire at nur new ofrlce I.3IN Enterprises, 3 -IlOOM Furn. Apt. near d o w n ­ town Hanford. Ph. 133-I3M. I n c, M l Irfingwnod l*l*is. I Ml. South on 17-33. Call c o l­ NICELY Kuril, large 3 lldrin, lect I M - l l t l . I Hath A p t , 132-3133. 1113 From Bomlnol* County Hanford Av*. From Sanford Kxohanga LARGE 3 henroom home, t (Dial D treat) bathe, Fla. room, llvlng-dlnClean furnlahed dnwnatalra Ing, large storage, carport, apartment attlo fan, Adulta near .hopping canter, pla y­ Ph. 321-1134. 72. Female Help Wanted 90. IaiIh For Hale ground near, 1150 mnvea you In. (I pay all closin g), hurt APARTMENTS. Hanford Mobile escrow. Insurance, ate. Call REGISTERED NURSES A LI- 3 LARGE LOTH In Dreamwnld. Park. 3313 H. Orlando D r, 323-1441 after 4 p. m. rice* to high echool; tills Inearned Practical Nuraea Po333-1330. ■Itlnna available 3 In |l;ia auranra; 210 fl. frontage— 3 RDRM. Furn. Apt. fSI. 34SH 330 down, |2I month. 322A 11 to 7 :lo Slilfi*. Contact K. tint Ht. Robert A. W il­ Director o f Nuraea, Hrmlnnl* 3377. liam* 123-3031. Memorial lloepllal, Sanford. 322-5612 118. Trucks For Sale SOUTHWARD Ideal foe Navy family. Q t'ALIT T MOBILE HOMER 322-25S3 Hanford 1DYI.LW1LDE I BEDROOM. 3 llath. Central Heat A Air. 3 car aarag*. corner lot. FHA financing. By owner, IIX-llo*. $100 DOWN HOMES LOT Only $63 P er Mo. RENT-ALL ____ 311-5131 IlOOM? Itent 1954 FOIIP, 3 door. i. Stick. t l F l ..UN ABOUT Boat, S3 HAVE a email Concrete lllock TOO MUCH HP 8*a K in g Motor, oloctrlo through "F o r ltant” ad*. Get Ileady to go. 331-3193. Residence In Lake Conway Hart, alter ing wheel, wind* extra tncomai Park. Orlando, for irad* for ehleld. Excellent aoaS. $138. almllar property In Samtnnl* ’l l H FALCON Sprint, autom a­ 322-3)03. County. Call Carolyn Elllnor. t BDRM.. La*. TJvtng Room. tic. 1. TL A H , naw tiro*. Aaaoelat*. Rang*. Plnacraot Area, 1100. Llk* New. 11.111. 331-4011. ______ 119-1111. S - 11 FT. P ly w ood Courtney BOB McKKK USED CARS Fishing Boat*. MI-3713. NO MONET DOWN 102. Mobile Home* • Sale THE TIME TESTED FIRM *01 3'ranch Ave. tll-OTtt 111 N. Park Av*. 132-3121 1-1 and I Bedroom* 'SI EPREU automatla, good NEW and USED I BEDROOM, t bath. CB Horn*. condition, nlc* body, I now Awnings A Cabanaa Fenced back yard. Aluminum tires. Real bargain M i l caah. QUAL7” T MOBILE HOMES patio eanopy, convenient to 323-1003 or aea 12* Ilradshaw 3X3-2532 bate, 320* down. 153 a Hwy. 17-13 8 Dr. month. Call 132-3343. 32x3 ft. t BEDROOM 11.000. t i l l i r o n n BKTLtNER. r e ­ 323-1137. PARK R tn aE —SUB-DlVieiON tractable hardtop, radio, boat3 Bdrm.. S Bth., Entry Foyer. 1131 SP ARCRAFT, I Bedroom or, power altering, need# Family Room. Breakfast Bar. 13x1. 323-141*. tranimlaalnn t i l l . Ph. I l l Built • In Kltehon. Central 1137 or aa* at I l f Oarrlaon llaal. Doubt* Qaraa*. City Dr. Hewar. 113.300. Opon Dally. Evenings 311.1713. Mobil# Homo with Cabana. '39 R AM III.Ell, a goo r Sedan. 43 Ft. 2-hedroom. with 33x3 Heal clean A naw tire*. Insulated cabana room. Com­ PUT ON TOUR -EASTER 1371.00 pletely furnished with 14 ft. BONNET- AND JOIN THE SANFORD MOTOR CO FToet Fra* t- d o o r re frigera ­ 140 French Avo. PARADE TO OUR I and 4 113-3132 tor 8*1 up on location near BR HOME* 1 and I BATHS. 115* METROPOLITAN 3330. Hanford N.A.B. Immadlata o c ­ CHOICE LOCATION RF.Acupancy. good r o a d , naw Urea. Thone I.tSTICALLT PRICED. BEST 333-4339. TERMS EVER. HU A 111* 8. Hiawatha, l l t - l l l l RENT A BED Roltaway. lln .plt al, Raby lied*, by Day, Week, or Month. 1' v RPOLL'3 FURNITURE 123. Hosts ft Motors 115. Autos For Sale Hollers -You nam* It— We hav# III" AMERICAN 97. HouseR For Rent St. Johns Realty . B A N K 31P O S S E S S I O N Stir Dial I3I-3430 RAVENNA PARK. I Bedroom. 1H bath. I l l * mo. I l l - l l l l aftar I p. m. NEW, unfurnished 3-bedroom liuplax Apt, tile bath, tarraaao floor*. Venetian blinds, kitchen equipped, water turnl.had. 137-2314 alter I p m. You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford* 3 BEDROOM Kara. House. |lt mo. Includoa wotor. 113-3137. IJM’ II AIGUHt THREE Bedroom. I bath, kit■ben equip. Mono. Call S3|>3el R. A. 55 llllaiai. lUaltW. “ Excellent Service T o o " Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. *2$ -l 181 W. Park 614-8916 HOLLER MOTOR SALES Ph. H M N 1 1567 8 n Pnrtt Ph. U M U 1 �Patre 12— A pril 19, 1965 Seven-Inch Snow Dumped On New York UaK*4 PftN latarnaUawtl Thunder* bower* soaked ■ wide area o f the nation today from east Texas to the na­ tion's capital. A freak m o w storm left op to seven inches o f m o w in parts o f south cen­ tral New York. Altamonte WMU To Host Meeting Of Association More rain or snow were forecast for upper Minnesota where it could feed the floodini Mississippi River. The flood crest pushed down­ stream today, threatening scores et communities in Min­ nesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and low s. Volunteers worked around the clock to fight the rising river. Half inch hall hammered streets at Jackson, Tenn., dur­ ing the night and hail the slit of goU bells was reported at Waco, Tex. More rain pushed Inland across the Pacific Northwest and central California. The leaviest amount was reported at Brookings, Ore., where 3.0S inches fell Sunday. The New York itorm left seven Inches of snow in some areas. Binghamton, N. Y., struck with three inches of snow Saturday, picked up sev­ en more Inches Sunday. Right Inches was reported in Tioga County, Pa. At least seven traffic deaths were attributed to the atorm In New York state. Easter Sunday sightseer* hampered cleanup operations in tornado-devastated areas of Michigan end Indiana. In Hillsdale County, Mich., traffic jam* were *o vast that heavy cleanup equipment could not get through narrow roads leading Into disaster areas. Election Slated By Art Members Election of officers will highlight the May 10 meeting o f the Ranford-Hemlnoto Art Association at th* Cultural Arts Center, President Erma Rmith has named a nominating commit­ tee. Mrs. Lilly Chen, a native e f Hawaii who studied paint­ ing In China, demonstrated Oriental painting technique! and color to association mem­ bers at the last meeting. Mra. Chen donated the pic­ ture! ahe painted during the demonstration and they were auctioned to members. Funds derived will be used for cent•r furnishing*. Club To Meet In DeBory By Mr*. Joha Leone Dollary Extension Home­ makers Club will have Its April meeting at the Com­ munity Center beginning at 10 a.m. Thursday with a workshop conducted by Ilia president, Mrs. I shIm-1 Kt-srick, on "Magic With Marhies." Member* are asked to bring a sandwich lunch with •leverage to be provided by hostess committee for the month. Social hour will fo l­ low with afternoon session convening at 1:30 p.m. SPRING FESTIVAL Chnlrmnn Mrs. William Eitsors (loft), Mrs. Robert Yowler, booth chairman (center) and Mra. John Perry, festival co-chair­ men, sort through the fnnclnatlnji items which have been contributed for the "country atore" at South Seminole Elementary School CTP’a annual fund ruininK event to take place from 1 until 6 p.m. Saturday. Fire Ant Control Health Council Program OKd Sets Meeting Hjr flotilla Estes Thu Longwond City Coun­ cil, at a continued session, granted permission to the Florida Departinenl o f Agri­ culture, Division of Plant In­ dustry, and to (lie United •Stales Department o f A gri­ culture, Plant Peat Control 'Circus' Slated By First Grades lly Jane Casselberry Two first grade classes nt Mouth Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry will present “ Fairyland Circus" at 2:26 p.m. Friday on the school playground. Thu rlnsses of Mrs. Mary l.ili Duiim and Miss Virginia Neale will present the circus ■s a climax to a special phy­ sical educat loti program in whirh the two groups have Iomui —parthltfatlnjr. J.l r » T T children will lie Inking part and Linda Van Ki-oprl will he ringmistrrss. As nearly as possible, the pingriiin lias been planned by the pupils, who have mildo the props, im hiding instill­ TAMPA (U P 1 I-A woman ments for the rhyllmi hand. Some of lbs acts to lie in­ accused o f abandoning her month-old daughter on a bus cluded ill the show will ho bench Inst month bus been bareluick riders, horse races, articled committed to a elate clown corner, high wire art­ mental hospital. ists, acrobats, midgets, bal­ lerinas, and an assort mrnt of Length of the neck o f a brers, Hons, panthers, tiger* giraffe is due entirely to the and elephants. All interested parents and elongation o f tha bones, not to thrlr number. frlcnda am invited In attend. Incompetent Division, to apply insecticidal luiil by aircraft over the city for the rontrol of the Import­ ed fire ants which Infest sev­ eral thousand urree in Or­ ange, Heminole, Ial.u ami Volusia Counties. Tile purpose o f the applica­ tion is to drastically reduce thu populntluns o f imported fire ants and In retard their further spread to non-Inferted locations. Council Chnlrmnn Carl l.oinmler leportcd Hint (he application would not be harmful to livestock or pets and that the public would bn Informed by advance public­ ity o f tho time ilia applica­ tion will take place. Ill other business, council voted to supply water to a new service station being eon* structed on (he southwest corner of Highway 17-W and Sit 4.11 with the cost of in­ stalling pipe and water meter, which will not exceed l&OU, being paid by the contractors, Manuel lUiildcrs, Inc, __ - John "(TTTrout man was hlrcd to draw a new city map. II is planned for copies of the map to include inning and water lines, Tlie police department was uulhorin-d to purchase and post speed limit and stop signs on streets around the city and fitr hall, as needed, and Hie city clerk was niltliuriied to register all pav­ ing liens with the county. Mayor David it. Wentworth designated tha month of May as Clcar-Up, I’slnl-Up, FixUp, Month. Meeting was adjourned sub­ ject to rnll. ■ \ S \l I I lly Jsne Ca«*ethrrry The Seinin oln Public Health Nursing Advisory Council will hold Its next meeting in Casselberry nt 7:30 p.m. Wednesday In thu Town Hall toeated adjacent to the Fire .Station. Dr. Hrooks Smith will speak on diabetes and the public is urged to attend. Dr. Frank Leone, county heulth direrlorj Mrs. (truce Fisher, supervisor of county licultli nurses, mid Kenneth McIntosh, president of the advisory council, will he pre­ sent to explain tho home nursing service and diitrihute literature. The meeting la being held in Casselberry in line with Hie council's new policy of meeting in varioue communi­ ties In the county to better acquaint the public with the visiting nuraci program. LIMIT: 2 WITH YOUR 53 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. “ REG. SIZE” i M0DESS ENERGY PKG. OF 12 >1 PLUS! 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA G IA N T PKG. GOLD BOND With This Coupon A The I’ urchase Of "Keg. Hl*e" STAM PS MODEMS Pkg. of 12 29c Coupon Good At "THRIFTW AY" Only Thru Wednesday, April 21. -GOLD ROND' STAMPS PLUS! 50 EXTRA “ GOLD ROND” ? STAMPS 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Th# 1'urchase Of "Energy" STAM PS DETERGENT ^lant Pkg. 39c Coupon Good At "TH RIFTW AY" Only Thru Wcdnraday, April 21. “ ALLSWEET” QUARTERS FRESH! 100% PURE! 0LE0 GROUND LBS only fifia far a twe month* supply. Largo conway si,a alas available, PLUS! 50 EXTRA EC KER D D ruq S to re s 50 EXTRA With This Coupon & The Purchase Of GOLD BOND “ Alts" eet" OLEO STAM PS “ G O LD BOND” ? Lb' ,,k *' C TA1U D C S 1 A ir lr S Remember / Coupon Good At "THHIFTWAY' 1 Only Thru Wednesday, April 21 PLUS! 50 EXTRA EXTRA GROUND GOLD BOND STAM PS “ GOLD BOND” THHIFTWAY- STAMPS ■.Thru .Wrdnoode -----------------t l w w e ---------- “ GOLDEN YELLOW” PLUS! 50 EXTRA CORN nf your vacation “ Gold Bond” Stamps 50 EXTRA 10 Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort AU Summer L o a f] W , Will Air Condition Moot Popular American Cara. Price* Start AS LOW AS INSTALLED • me* Dee* Nat Include Sales Tax. *2 6 5 00 INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. 122-1461 Opm % Dan A W a* W . F u t M l 4-M 1I 1 EARS “CENTER CUT* HAM SLICE TOc /# L a Htrmaa’a Oraatt Band WIENERS I 1-LB. PKG. GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Th* Purrhase Of Golden Yellow STAM PS CORN It Ears tie Coupon Good At "THRIFTWAY" Only Thru Wednesday, April 31. trip last summrrT Sea E. first SC Aatftri 4 “QUALITY DETERGENT” Keep you* (Untune eleaa —Uke (Uotuts da... with D OC. It'* «a*y lo use; just cask sad rirwa; NO brushing. It sshgustda your breath bocauaa Ua activated-oxygon boh, blaa away adar-eauaing toad partide*. A loading Univanity rslaa HOC lop* hi daaalag jpowar. It “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer’* TSV NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS JD*. r.i ONLY! LB. PKG. NEW UJCKYSTRIKE mm Strickland-Morrison PUTUCKTHETASTt OTHER!TAKEAWAY h lh (REGULAR SIZE BOTTLES) MIAMI (U PI) — The City of Miami has been given un­ til Oct. 1 to puy th* Bever­ age Department 1246,7(11 due to an error in cigarette tax computations in the city's fuvnr. If the money isn't paid hack hy then, the department said, it will atari taking the funds out of cigarette tax re­ bates due the city. WE SERVICE ft REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS •_________ L UCKY ^STRIKE 8-PAK By JnliR Barton The Wekiwa Associational Woman's Missionary Union o f Southern Baptist Confer­ ence will meet from ID a.m, until 2 p.m. Tuesday at Friendship Baptist Church lo­ cated on SR 430 in Altamonte Springe. Appdoximately 17S women from 60 churches ara expected to attend. Speaker for tha morning seeiion will b* Miss Rath Rsgwall, Girls Auxiliary di­ rector for tha aUU. Those attending ara to bring a sandwich lunch for tha noon meal. Beverage and dessert will ba provided by the hostess church. The afternoon conference will begin at 1 o'clock. Phases of work to be covered include prayer, community missions, mission study, stewardship. Sunbeam, Girl* Auxiliary and Young Woman’* Auxiliary. Committee ehairmen, ap­ pointed hy Mra. Edward L. Kelsey, p r e s i d e n t of the Friendship Baptist WMU, are Mrs. James S|tenrer, confer­ ence room; Mrs. futile liryr<-gistrntlon, and Mrs. Robert Bradford, social and nuraery. All members and friends are invited to attend. Miami Dunned For $248,000 ORATORICAL CONTEST finnllalM In contest aftonaored by American legion Post 250 o f Cusaelberry on the Conatitution are (left to right) Debbie bavin, Debbie U uccIuih, Barbara Smith, and Lurry Rodd. 25th & PARK SANFORD Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S RESERVED “CRACKER BARREL" -PALMOLIVE" BEG. BARS "FOOD WRAP* 23 FT. ROLL SHARP SOAP CHEESE BAGGIES ACTION AQc ■IT* AJAX CT 57* 1 -BLEACH PACKETS'* PAi "BLEACH • 8 OZ. WEDGE \ 1 • 18 OZ. STICK CLEANSER 2/23c 39c 41c BEG. PKG. u REG. CANS • . . . 2/33c IS OZ. BTL. LIQ U ID CLEANER . . 39c Floor fr W all Cleaner 7 29c �1, 'N ot Time To Deal' W ith Reds: Dirksen County College Shelved Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America ♦♦ By Paul B rook sh ire Bulletin TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — A bill that would permit aubatantiaf teacher p a y raises at a cost to state Krnrral revenue of (19 mil* lion for the biennium wa* introduced today by four •enatora. Sen. t«. T. Melton, of Lake City, the rhief spunaor, acknowledged the bill, if paaaed, eould not b« fin­ anced without new or inrreaaed taxes, but aald he felt the people are mlltinf to pay more for good teach­ ers. The bill would lake the additional money from the the state sales tax revenue, upping the amount o f this fund which goes hack to the rountira for school pur­ poses from the present 1550 to 11,000 per teacher unit. U. S. Sen. Everett Dirksen, vncatlonlnff at his home in Dcllnry, snitl toilny he does not believe now Is the time to negotiate for an end to the war in Viet Nam. “ 1 believe any effort to initiate negotiations would indicate a sort o f wenkening of our posi­ sure Instead he labeled it “ an extended dehate." tion." the Senate Republi­ Also facing action in Ihc can leader said. Senate is the administration’s Dirksen said he h a s Medicare bill, Dirksen said. ib r a lh * P h o n t 822-2611 Z ip C ode S2771 ) WEATHER: Monday high 89, low 59: shower* this evening; high Wednesday mid-80*. low tonight in 60s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 172 Garden Club Dedication Set g e n e r a l l y supported the President’ * policy on Viet Nam and ha* "nothing new" to add to previous statement* he has made on the floor of the Senate. The GOP leader also said there is the possibility that Congress may pas* some legislation “ in regard to Viet Nam" but did net indicate what type of legislation this would be. MUCH TO l»0 Touching on work remain­ ing to be dune in Congress, Dirksen said there is much to be done. “ We haven't really tnurhed any o f the appropriation* bills," he sold. President Johnson’s contro­ versial vctlng right* bill re­ mains to be dealt with and Dirksen said that may take some time. "I expect it will take three week* to a month to take ac­ tion on the voting right* bill,” Dirksen aald. EXTENDED DERATE He said he did not antici­ pate a filibuster on the mea­ Bill Toevs, who hae a collection o f 5,000 picture post cards, showed aome of San­ ford dating hack tu 1870 at a meeting of the Sanford dating back to 1870 at a meeting o f the Sanford Ilia* Historical Society. Attending the meeting were Jack Boll, Kldred Jcnniaon, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Howe, Jim Talmadge and Bueaell Talmadge s • • Five atudenta from this area are candidates for de­ grees Thuridsy night at Flo­ rida Slata University. They are John Davia Whelchel, Sanford; Richard A. Miller, Altamonte Springs; Marian C. Fabry, Oviedo; Lucille S. Alexander, Maitland, a n d Stephen J. Anderson, Goldenrod. e e • John D. Taylor Jr., Route 2, Sanford, ia one o f 62 grad­ uating senior* from the Uni­ versity of Florida's Army and Air Fore# Reserve Train­ ing Corps program. He will receive hi* commission in the Army April 26 as part of the university’s a n n u a l com­ mencement program. s • * Admiral C. T. Booth, writ­ ing to aay "thanks” for the hospitality during tha Bomb­ ing Derby writaa: "Particularly I remember tha fine frsah com prepared under tha supervision of Sheriff Hobby. It was indeed t a t * j* treat.” TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — The House public school! committee, following a heated debate, temporarily shelved bills allocating (6.9 million for junior colleges in Alachua, Highlands, Seminole and Leon counties. nep. Lawton Chiles, of Polk County, a committee member, staved off efforts by aom* other members to have all of the bills thrown to a subcom­ mittee for further study. Chiles said Die hills need the chance for a full hearing and he waa unwilling to voto "n o " and kill them before they get out of the committee alage. Following recommendations by House Speaker E. C. Row­ ell to closely scrutinize any measures which also must go b e f o r e the appropriations committee, the public schools group disrussed the Seminole proposal for more than an hour. State Junior college director J a m e s Wattenharjer way qurstioned thoroughly on th* proposal. Wattenbarger said It wa* "up to the Legislature'’ to de­ ride if any one o f the four schools should get priority over the others. The billa would appropriate (2.295,853 to atari * new twoyear college in Alachua Coun­ ty, $960,893 for one In High­ lands, (1,471,000 for one la Seminole and (2,174,120 for * Junior college In Leon County, "Something also may be done on the United Nations," the lllinci* Republican said. ‘•What it the nature o f the proposal 1 do not know. But the UN is in had shape." Dirksen said ho also antici­ pates there will be lively de­ bate on a consulate treaty with the Soviet Union. He said the Soviets are seeking a reciprocal agreement with the U. S. in regard to consulates. LISTENING POST “ There I* a great deal of opposition to this." the Sena­ tor declared. “ Under this treaty they may get certain Immunity and it may turn out to be nothing but a listening post to conduct espionage" Senator Dirksen, win* has been at hi* DeBary home for the Easter holidays, said he would return to Washington today. appoint section of today’s Sanford Herald devoted to this new (i ARDEN CLUB t>f Sanford will dedicate ita new headquar­ He said he did not plan to building.) iiicrakt Photo) ters building nt 2:60 p.m. Wednesday at Sunland Estate*. (See attend the funeial for U. S. Sen. Olln D. Johnston, who state president of the Flor­ donated by J. Bratley Odhnm, er president of the Sanford eral contractor. The furnish­ By Dottie Austin died Saturday, hut had named The public is invited, along ida Federation of Garden who developed and built the Ganien Club, has served as ing* of the office, to the lrft several Republican senators Clubs, will officiate nt the de­ * u h d i v 1 a ion. Architectur­ building chairman amt Mrs. of the entrance were given by with dignitaries from all over to represent the GOP at the dication of the (55,000 budd­ al plans for the 5,500 square Charles Cole, o f Geneva, a* th* trustee* of the memorial the state, county and city to ing services. which representa a foot building were drawn and nttend the ceremonies that “ dream coma true” for the donated by Joseph Shifnlo, landscape chairman. Land­ fund o f the late Fred Wilton, scape plans were drawn and Sanford attorney. mark the opening of the new nearly 300 women who make Winter Park architect. Following dedication cere, Many dollars, many furn­ donated by Bert Foster, land­ Garden ('tub of Sanford build­ up the club. monies to be held at the front The impressive structure of ishings, gifts, servire and scape architect o f Orlando. ing ut the entrance to SunThe Impressive c u s t o m entrance, th* hundreds of land Estates, Wednesday at modern design, highlighted by help of all kind* hava helped colorful mica storm facing on make the construction and mad* desk in the lobby o f the visitors, officials and digni­ 2 p. m. Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president the front of the auditorium furnishing of tha new build­ building waa built and pre- taries expected to attend will aented to the club aa a gift he invited lo tour th* new o f the club, noteil that Mr*. stand* near the entrance to ing possible. Mrs. D. K. Dorman, a farm­ from K. R, Wood, the gen- building. Frank Hewlett, o f Miami, Sunland Estates on two lots "NOT ENCOURAGING'* Sanford City Commiitioners, not erased. Commissioners or­ School Board Chairman Ma­ expressing “ lots o f patience" dered that "courtesy tickets son Wharton told The Sanford with store owners and down­ only” be given driven parked Herald: "W e knew It waa go­ town employes who “ park all at an angle until the old lines ing to be rough going but tbia day long In front of downtown are erased. D not encouraging. 1 know our business establishments" or­ City Manager W. E. Know­ legislators are doing every­ dered Police Chief Arnold Wil­ les was instructed to "b or­ Resignations of Mack N, thing they can. We'd ba satliam* to "crack down" on vio­ row " a line eraser to eradi­ Cleveland Sr.. Sanford’ s fire iatled to get the IniUal $30,000 lators. cate thfi old Uagf, Including chief or *b yea**, and of S. we asked for to get started. I “ I wan* those tickets put on ihoae A* m Park Avenue to M. RiChard Sr., cily public hope we can find out more every car that it parked on Sanford Avenue on Firat work* director, also a 40-year about thia today." the street or in the First-Park Street, which wilt (hen be veteran, were accepted "with School Supt. It. T. Mllwr* parking lot for more than two marked for 30 degree angle deep regret" by the City Com­ stated ha had conferred by hours and no exceptions," parking instead of the present mission in adjourned session telephone this morning with said Commissioner Earl Hig­ 45-drgrce angle. Tribute to the City of San­ Monday evening. state education official* at A motion by Higginbotham, ginbotham. SAIGON (U P I )-U . S. Air Cong forces near the U. S. air­ In a letter to the commiss­ Tnlluhaaiee and "I am con­ One exception was made, seconded by Joe Baker to ford, its leaders and its em­ ion. Chief Cleveland requested Force jets rained 2u tons of base at Dn Nang and Vietna­ fident uur Junior college meahowever. The arcs between change all parking back to ployes was paid iiy S. M. Ri­ that he be placed on inactive bumba on North Viet Nam to­ mese officials said a Commu­ aura will be brought up Park and Oak Avenue on parallel failed narrowly. M. chard Sr. Monday evening duty on May 16, with his re­ day, setting off a aeries of nist regiment of 3,000 men again for further atudy" by First Street that waa changed L. Raborn Jr. voted “ no" when he tendered his request tirement effective Sept. 30, landslides which blocked two had takrn up positions In the the committee thia aeaaion. to parallel parking last week making a 2 1 vote but Acting for retirement after 4(J yean urea for a bitter fight to the when he will have completed strategic highways. has proved confuting to mo­ Mayor A. L. Wilson exercisrd of public aervice. Retiring a* finish. A U. S. Navy pilot was kill­ 45 years with Ute Sanford torists since old lines were his prerogative vote and add­ city public works director, gu. Eighty American and South ed when hla plane crashed Fire Department. ed a "n ay" to make it a tic ing on inactive duty Thurs­ Vietnamese planes roved at during a separate raid on Richard, who has "done day, Richard presented the vote, 2-2. will over North Viet Nam to­ everything there Is to d o" in Communist territory. Higginbotham (hen moved following letter to the City In South Viet Nam, Commu­ day. city public works over the for 180-degree angle parking. Commission: An American m i l i t a r y years—even working without nist guerrillas murdered an "Thal’ll put ’em against the •At the time I started work­ Casselberry Board of Alder­ spokesman said there were American civilian and wound­ pay for a time back in de­ curb," he quipped. The motion ing with the City it was noth­ three major raids in all—one men Monday night accepted a ed four U. S. soldiers in two pression days— asked in a let­ died for lack of a second. ing compared to what it 1* to­ by the U. S. Air Force, onu hid of (14,000 for a new Gallon ter of resignation that he be separate terror attacki Munday. 1 can remember way TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — by the Vietnamese air force motor grader to be used for day night. permitted to go on inactive back when! — Probably none A package o f bills to create and a third by planes of both street maintenance. S t a t • At least 13 Vietnamese were atatus Thursday and retire­ of you young gentlemen re­ a fourth district court c f ap­ Tractor and Equipment Comreported killed In Die Iwo in­ air forces. ment be effective on Oct. 1. member the happcnngt of peals to serve central Florida Tim biggest wa* ■ jio-plano pany. of Orlando, waa the win-____________ cidents. CuiiutiissioiH'rs tabled _ ajv^ yesteryear. Equipment was was Introduced by Sen*. Mack FfW*~dnOT“ American ” IoP ~ATTTryicu'rPiTui‘ck"against’ High- rifng bidder. puiBlmenTof ai new fire chief — making. 4ivc- bestyaur iw la n d . JifJSar/orrl, .and. A*._ The aldermen alto accepted ways In which the landslidediera ware wounded in until the May 10 meeting. hid, labor was rveryonc J. Ryan, o f Danla. continuing battle with Viet triggering t e c h n i q u e waa a bid of (3,293 for a used The constitutional amend­ working, bones and laborers City Manager W. E. Knowles used. Tim tactic ii designed to tractor from Clare Balmcr Twelve Sanford Naval Air take this opportunity to thank will lake over as acting pub­ ment would provide a new Station reconnaissance and alike. Times have changed a* choke off highway traffic car­ Jr. each of you, for listening to court to aerve Brevard, Bro­ bomber aircraft will fly over I need not tell you. Hie future an old man's rambling, for lic works director temporarily In other action the board rying troop* and supplies to ward, Indian River, Martin, Orlando during "John Young of Sanford looks very bright, (he kindness and considera­ when RiChard goes on inac­ Communist guerrillas in the approved Ute application of Okeechobee, Orange, Oaceola, Day” ceremonies at 11:30 a. ‘ My Dream Come True’ lo tion that you have shown me tive sialui, South. advanced planning funds from have seen this city grow into Palm Beach, St. Lucie and m. Saturday. Cily commissioners indicat­ A raid by 25 American and the Housing and Homa Fi­ throughout the years. Without Seminole counties. Vietnamese air force plane* nance Agency. The agreement Nine RA-5C Vigilantes and what it ii today and what B your forethought and interest ed they arc planning “ appre­ Tha bill dees nut stipulate three A -3D Sty warrior* will could tie tomorrow has been this City would not have ciation d ay" ceremonies in Construction work tuward knocked out the approaches calls fur the expenditure o f a headquarters for Ilia dis­ lie included in the formation wotih every hour, every year grown from what it was for »o October for Ihe three city em ­ tin' four-laning of 25th Street to a highway bridge near the (H,sou for public works plan­ tort, ning. fly-by over the downtown that I have worked for the many years and we would not ployes _ RiChard, Cleveland (SR 46) between Mrllonvillc coastal town of Dong Hoi. City of Sanford. Tha Senate constitutional area. lie looking at the bright hori­ and Pol ire Chief Hoy G. Wil­ and French Avenue* will ba "You gentlemen and the zon of tomorrow " amendmenti committee gave liams—"who have given Ihe The 12 plane*, attached to rum me need Monday by ttie unanimous approval to the Reconnaissance Attack Wing Commissions Indore you have lied years or their lives lo the llubbanl Cunt true Ihm Com­ district court proposal, with­ One, will represent Rcconnaia made this happen. Cily of Sanford." Open FrL Nights 1 pany, o f Orlando. “ Few people realize Ihc out deciding where it will be saner Attack Squadron* One, Hubbard waa low- bidder located. Three and Seven, and Heavy honest hard labor that goes f t with (299,314 for th* state into one day's work it the An implementing hill put­ Attack Squadron It. Fern Park Yard A lM A Y S FI ART Q U A LIT Y m rontrarL Th* prnjrrt roust be ting It in the area from Palm Among those attending the City. It take* from the bcgrsl DropH 4 Feet completed within 150 work­ boss lo the smallest pad la­ Beach Ccunty to Seminole ceremonies fo r Astronaut Mrs. Norma Howard, 612 ing daya. WASHINGTON (UIM) - A County la in another commit­ Young will be Vice President borer to make this City oper­ Fern Huliburd officials, inerting public health official fears Prairie Lake Drive, ate smoothly. Few cities have tee. 11illicit Humphrey and Flor­ Park, received a shock early Monday afternoon with City that a “ major tragedy" in­ the loyalty that I* shown in ida’s Sen. George Smathera, Sanford. Few rides haw the volving “ thousands of defec­ today when she looked out her Manager W. E. Knowles, FLUFFY, SOFT experienced leadership that tive babies" may result from door and found her front yard said artual work will h* DACRON® started at the Mellonville end we have; the Com illusion, a German measles epidemic ■inking slowly. At reported at noon today of 25th, working to the west. in the United Stales this year. men who pul all else aside to PILLOWS Firat work will be clearing Dr. Richard Maaland. a di­ by Constable G isdy O. Hall, contemplate the problems that arise each day. The City rector of the National Insti­ Ute area—said to be about 12 and grubbing along th* south tute of Neurological Disease* by IS foci — hat sunk tu a aid* of 25th, to maka way for Circuit Judge Tom Waddell FORT MYERS (U P I)-T h e Manager, not only experienc­ and Blindness, said that "we depth of four feet and Is con­ tha widening program. 2Q "sll" Jr., o f Melbourne, today is Sun Oil Company announced ed, but very well verse! in tinuing slowly to sink deeper. Through traffic will be empaneling the Seminole its fifth producing well in public relations. He haidics arc very fearful that between permitted at all tlmea for County grand Jury for tha the Fclda fields east of here hU employes with faiinesi a half and one per cent of N o n -a lle rg e n ic D a th* aavaral dead-end streets spring U r n of criminal court. ia producing 225 barrets a and with tact that ia posies*- all the babies whose mothers Paper Misses cio n ® poly aster fiberOn* case expected to be day. ed by few. The Cily employes, were pregnant during thin BALTIMORE. Md. ( U P I ) - running o ff !5th StraeL fill pillow* with strip­ period of the epidemic are reviewed by the Jury ie that The new well waa drilled which I consider a very ipe The Baltimore Sun failed to ed ticking covering to of two youthe, charged in the 11,612 feet deep. It first began cial group of people, each going to be defective." publish today for the firat School Entered sink into luxuriously February assault o f a young pumping April 9 The four striving tu fulfill hi* dutiia lo time in 12S years due to a Croomt High School on at Pannay'a littl* price! KING RETURNS school girl. other wells in the field are Ihe beat of his ability. strike by the American News­ West 13th Street waa broken 20-O1, Judge Waddell will proceed yielding an average of 200 “ THIS IS MY LIFE - I SELMA, Ala. (U lM i-N egro paper Guild. into Monday night end an add­ with criminal arraignment* barrels daily. have lived these problrmt leaders, heartened by Dr. ing machine, typewriter and after the grand Jury ii em­ Sun Oil alto said a sixth daily—without your help and Martin lather King's firat QUAKE HITS two television aeta stolen, a c­ paneled. Circuit Clerk Arthur well has been drilled 11,461 the help o f every person work­ vialt to Alabama since Hie TOKYO (UPIJ - A strong cording lo Principal H. L. Beckwith Jr. has aald trials feat and pumping may ba ing with th* City I would sev­ m a r c h on Montgomery, earthquake sent t r a m o r a Douglas. Tha police report In­ are ax pee ted to be scheduled ■tailed within a week. Two er have seen Sanford a* I is spread out through a three- through central Japan today, dicates antraaca waa gained USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! through the first week of other wells are being drilled today. county area today lo press killing one person and injur­ through an unlocked auditor M ./, ' I d parting, 1 would hit tv liicir voter registration drive. ing three others. in the Felds tieldi. , ium window. /• ^ a o c^ Parking Violators 'Crack Down' Due Instead o f "bomba aw ay!" |t*a going to be "dodecaehlorooctahydro aw ay!" That’s right. That’s the nam* of tha bait that’s go­ ing to ba dropped on tha county the next two months to try to eradicata tha fire ant. They aay the new bait, more popularly known aa •‘Mlrex,’’ ia highly effective. The Seminote County Beard o f Com".ilaaloi!«i .Hat' vered it would hava to advertiae for bida on ita ahara o f the amount uied in tha county even though there la only one known manufacturer. The bida will be opened May 3 at the courthouse. The county Is planning to dish out 110,000 for its ahara o f tha program. It alto ia being asked to provide It! men for use as flagmen in the program. The county may find it easier to pay 110,000 than to fumish its employes as flagmen, a s # The average annual salary fo r principals and teachera in Seminole County la (5,650.70. That’s well below the Florida average of (6,130.23 and tha national average o f (6,161. Dade and Broward Counties pay the highest salaries in tha state. — ■ »" ~ Full Hearing Advocated By House Solon Two More 40-Y ear City Veterans Retire RiChard Leaves On Tender Hote U. S. Bombs Block Strategic Highways Casselberry Buys Grader Cleveland Bill Gets Initial Nod Sanford Aircraft ToHonorYoung S. M. RICHARD SR. 25th St. Work Starts Monday Major Tragedy Seen For Babies Grand Jury Being Sealed ■ e it n c t f f Florida Fields Producing Oil 2“ ~ -p - J 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/b4d63fb23d985f72089896b1cb8ece7f.pdf da0cdd218c3b700a86dd22195aaebdbb PDF Text Text Adventist Baptist Episcopal THE SE V K im i-D A T ADVENTIST CUURCU Corner ttk A Elm a. L. K ir i b a t i------------- Pallor SERVICES SATURDAY— Balibilh School ----- *:I0 a. m. W on hlp lir t lM _ 11 :H a. m. W a d n n d ir Nlghl Prayer S m l e a ------l i l t p- w- PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Pork A n n u o T. B. Cbunco Paator Morning W onhlp _ 1:10 a. m. Sunday School —_ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union _ _ 1:10 p. nt Erontng W onhlp - Till p w. Wod. Pray or Sorvlco Tilt p. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Stroot. Longwosd Fr. Chariot W. Slowart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ 1:00 a m. Family Service A Claaaii Methodist ........... . |:J0 a. m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 Park Art- at 14th St Ittv. Clifford B. Harrod, Paitor Bun d ir School _ _ 1:41 a- m. W onhlp Service — ll:0 ( a. m. Brining W onhlp - HM p » . AUlanci Youth Faliowehlp (Tina.) t i l l p. m. Prarir Sorvlea ELDER BPRTNOB BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Hoator A rt. B. Hamilton O rlftls —. Paitor Bundar School _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning W onhlp _ 11:00 a- m. Training Union _ t:lo p. m. Eronlng W onhlp _ Ti4l p. m. BUGGIES Till p. m. Assembly Of God riNEORBST ASBKMULY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. Wlldar ------------- T aM t Bandar School — »!«» t:4 l a. m. __________ H orntni l t ;l t a. m. i l W onhlp _ 11:1 B r in lm il Worship W onhlp _— T:K t:It P- m. (lo o .) - f:0i Youth Boro. Birr. CHun.) «:«• p. m. H ld -Week n k Berr. Bcrr. (Wed.) - t i l l p. ra. Baptist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th S t * Oak Ava. Oall S m ith ------------------Factor Sunder School ...... t ilt a. m. M ornlni W onhlp — H itt a. m. Training Uunloa — t i l t p. m. B rining S m le a 1:0# p. m. V id . Prarir Sirrlco Tits p. m. N u m r r o p ia W T R R ------------------ t:t » P- »• Bandar Nile Broadcact WESTS1DR MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH tth S t A llollr Arc. John It K i n g ------------Paator Bundar School — l t : l t a. m. Sundar i Morning W onhlp — U :lt a. au Bandar Brining W onhlp _ T:tt p. m. W idnn dar Prarir S i r r l c o ----- Till P. a t PINECHRBT nAPTIBT CHURCH Ooora Road Morning W onhlp . lltSt a. Hundar School t ilt a. Training Union — 1:11 p. Evening W onhlp TllO p. Wad. O fllciri A T n c h tr i M ilting _ _____ — 1:10 p. ra. m. m. m. Christian to B o m b e rs Free Methodist FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT B. Hanford Are. R. Varnon Fuller Bundar School _ _ 1:41 a. nt Morning W onhlp - 11:01 a. m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL ana Laurol Av*. Ror. L. K. K t l U y __ _ Paitor T*l*phon*t Ill-T o ll Sunday S c h o o l----- l : l ( a m. Morning Worahlp __ 10:41 a. m. Kranlng Worahlp _ T:00 p. m. W oA Prayar Barrie* T:*» p. m. Church Of Christ CHURCH o r CHRIST 111! Park Avanua Rart Brown - ___ - Erangallat Sundar Bible Study _ ___ 11:00 a, m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Evening Sorvlco _ 1:10 p. m. Sot "Harold o f Truth" I p. m. Sunday on Chennai t Tuaaday Ladloa Blbla Claaa - 1:10 a. m. Man’s Claaa _____, T:I0 p. m. Wadniaday BIblo C la a a ______T:10 p. M. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 1100 A Orlando Drlra Hwy. 1T-II) Sanford, Florida H I-T Ilt Tho Ror, J, (Jordon F u r r , Paotor Sunday School 1:11 a m. Morning Worahlp _ lltOO a m. Communion—Flrat Sunday la Each Month Klndargnrtoa and Nuroory FAOLA CHURCH Oh CHRIST Hlshwar 41 Waal Morrla lluby ____ Erangallat Hlljla C la a a _____ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 A m. Evening Worahlp — tioo p. m. Blbla c l a i m Wad. . Tilt p. m. The other day Grandad read an account in our newspaper about the tntraeolous speed of a B-68 bomber. He contrasted this accomplishment with the experi­ ence in his youth when he spotted his first airplane five miles outside of town — and then rode a bicycle into town in time to ace the plane circling the Cap­ itol building. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Emit Hoc,Hid Strtal Sunday Harriet A Sunday B cb o u l----- 11:00 g. m. Hubjact: "Moriata and lm* mortola" Wadnaaday Sarnca . g;00 p. m. Eroding ttooml HI W. P in t Waowdayai 10:10 a.m.—III! p.m. It seems incredible the technological advances mankind hat made in the past fifty years. Men who rode to Sunday School by horse and buggy aa boys, today follow the flight of astronauta on TV. Their wives do the family laundry with the twist of a dial, and their grandchildren learn Algebra from programmed text­ books. One unchanging fact remains. Man still need* God ss the center and circum­ ference of his life. And the Church, aa God's expression, remains constant in the teaching of Hi* Truths. Church Of God OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH SHI Country Club Road •ponaorad by P in t Baptlat Church R ir. R. T. B a rr a lt----- Paator Sunday School — t i l l a. m. W onhlp Sirrlco — M ill a- m. Training Union —_ t :tt p m. Evening W onhlp — T:lo p. m. W id Prayir Herr. _ T:to p. m. CHURCH OP OUD lln d A Praneb L H. A l f o r d __________Paator Sunday Schuol _ _ 1:41 a. m. Murntng Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Kvangtllatlc H arr._T:00 p. m. Family Night Sorvlea V. P. K. W a d .___ Tilt p. ra. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. I l l Ph. I l l - l l l l Rev. Joah Lons -- ------Paitor Sundar School —— 10:00 a- m. Morning Hirrlca _ ll:oo a. m. Training Union 1:10 p- m. Evening Htrrlc# __ Tito p. m. Widnaiday Mttllnga: organtintlano _ _ 0:10 p. m. proror ...... T:lo p. at Choir ____________ 1:11 p, to- CHURCH OP dOD OP PIIOPHECY HOI Elm Arango Rar. Rubart Woleh ___ Pallor Hundar School _ _ _ 0:41 a. m. Wurahlp Karrlca — |0:4> a. m. K ngallallo Sarr. _ Tilo p. ra. Tuaday: HILta Training _ _ TtSS p. m. Thuradsy: Young I’aopla Sorvlea T:4I p m. A U FOR THI CHURCH Tht Church |g tha p m M f u W on oarth lor U«* building o4 chanot*r god good dtlnnohlp.lt ia n tier*, honor of spiritual valuta. Without a strong Church, noithor democracy nor dviliratlon can ourrlvo. I b m ara fora goon prroon ohould itUnd ■ Lily and rapport tha Church. Thry •it: (1) Fnr hi* own mho. (2) For hi*rhlldnn'grah* (J) Forth*mho of hi* community and nation. (4) For tha oak* of th* Church Itaalf. which Mod* hi* moral and raiLrlal support. Plan to go to church rrftiLrly and road your BibL dally. Tutedcy fulim llliM ft 1:4-11 U /.J J— TVHntMly Jororaloh fitl-14 <d2> t <Sl2? t <Si2> t <St2? t Thwtdry FrW*» 2:17-14 Zm U U 1:1-4 Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OH Park A va R ot. Roborl M. Jtaklna, Paator Moralng Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School _ 0:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ H :tl a m. HYP Maatlnga — . 4:14 p. ra. {Inlarmadlato, Sanior) Eronlng Worahlp — 1:11 p. aa. OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rap. W. E. Tirana ___ Paator Sunday School _ _ _ l : t l a m. Morning Sorrlcaa _ 11:01 a n . Choir t'rmctlco Wad. T ill p, m. Erory Ono Walooraa. OpyrlfU 10W KrUtr M b O ltg Mm4rt, h r. Sunday KnfflMfl •tllfO LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER 101 W. tlth Plata "Tha Church of tha Lutharaa Hour" and TV "Thla la tha Lira" Itarbart W. (Joaraa____Paotor Sunday School 0:11 a m. Worahlp Sorvlco _ 10:10 a ra. Xlndorsarton and Nuroory TH I CHURCH FOR A l l . . . 3 < M i« MtHhow 7tII47 ♦ cttD t <xp? + ttf» ♦ trb> t <St2? t <rb? + <St2? Southern Methodist FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman's Club Building 101 Oak A va Durward H. X n lfh t J r , Paotop Sunday School _ _ 1:01 a m. Epworth League _ _ 1:00 p. m. W on hlp S orv lco ___T;H p. m Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 3nd SL at Maplo Avo. Paul B lc k o a __________Paator Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a m. Morning W on hlp _ 10:10 a. m. Youth H o u r _____ __ 4:00 p. m. E v n n g a lla tlo g o r v lc a M ld -W a t k Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST don ors Ralph Browar Jr. Eransallol Bible S c h o o l ----------- 1:10 a. m. Morning W onhlp — 0:10 a. in, K tiling Worahlp _ t i lt p. m. Wod. Prayor Sorvlea T:I0 p. nt at JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH M il W. P in t S tru t Bandar School _ . M ttt a. at Morning W onhlp _ 11:00 a. w. BIblo Sludr (Sundar) Tltt p m. B ran g illilie Sirrlco tilt p. ra. Wad- Prarir M m _ Tito p. m. Bill s t i p h i m ----------- Paitor A Cordial Watcamo to All MOLT CROU d ll A Park A va F t. Laroy D. sopor, Raetor Holy Communion T;J# a. m. Family Barvlce and Hundajr School .........., 1:00 a. a . Morning Prayor 4Klrot Sunday — Holy Communion 11:00 a m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Katana Cltrut Halghta Ror, Charlaa R Hogg _ pggtor Church Schbol , l i f t g. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:o0 a m. M T F ----- _ _ _ _ _ _ f:la p. m. Kro. W o r a h lp ___ T:10 p. m. W a i Prayar Sarrlca T:I4 p.m. □ RACE METHODIST CHUnCH Onora Ud, at Woodland Ara, liar. John H. lllraa J r, Paator Church School - t:4| a ra. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. MTF --------------------- 4:10 p- m. TiOO p . m. Sorrtca (Wod.) _ T:00 p. m. Third Sundar ■Ingaplratlos _ _ |:0i p. m. or r in s T the church nazarene Lako Mary, Fla. Ror. W. L. llolcon h A Paitor Sundar 1:41 A m. ----- Blbla School 11:00 a. ra. _ Morning W onhlp T;00 p. m. _ Evening Sarrlca T:00 p. g). — Wad. Mld-Watk Prayar Sarrlcaa T:00 p. m. _ Last Wod. MLalonary Sarrlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD 111 Oransa Slraat Ror. E. Ruth arant _ Paotor Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Moralng W on hlp _ tlioo a m. Sunday Eronlng _ 7:10 p. m. W oa Bible Study _ Till p. m. Conquorora Moatlag F r id a y --------------- 1:10 p a Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford. F1a Oak Art. * trd at. □ rorar C. Bawall Jr. _ Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaaiatant Paator Church School _ _ _ |:t| a. m. koaalon meat* for P ra y or.............. .......0:41 a m. Morning W onhlp _ 10:00 a. A, Pioneer Ptllowahlp _ 4:00 p. m. Bonier HI Fotlowohlp 1:00 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ T:lo p. m. Wod. Prayor Moating T:00 g. ra. COVENANT PREIBTTERIAN ITU South Orlando Drive Thome* U. Utkin ----- Pallor W on hlp ---------------1:01 a ra. Church lohool _ _ tosol a ra. ■The Following- Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER o f Sunford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHELSEA TITLE AN D GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sunford TH E AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. Sl Mrs. M. R. Strickland C A R R A W A Y & McKIBBIN Insurance HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON A CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing A Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. l i t St., Sanfurd KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. l i t S t, Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS o f AMERICA Southern Bell Telephone Employee! Local No. 8108 LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff 8TENSTROM REALTY Hsrb 8 tenstrum and Staff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff W1L80N-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Stavla, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Em ployee! HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE OO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’8 RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employees BAPTIST MU Zion m oolaaary Baptlat, Blpoo Art. ’ Haw MU Calvary Mlaclaaary Baptlat ■u Ann’a Catholta Church, Paroblag Plata, D iB iry SU Mary IfagdaHaa Catholla Churak, Maltlaa* A va Altamonte Sprlage PERFECTION DAIRIES STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff BOB'S RESTAURANT Bob and EstsUa McCalUstsr Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY— Antioch Baptlot Church, Orloda Cohtral UagtlH Church, l i l t u .k Ava. Cbuluata Flrat Baptloi Church Chuluota Haptial Mltaloa Xldor Spring* Baptlat Church. •II L a h s u H* Ft rat Baptlat Churgh, III Park Ara. FrtaMahfr kaptuo c o o n g s t r Altarauiia S p rla n L It*. All Irai Bap11 iltat chu rtb of DuiBary P in t Baptlat Churak at Oaaara F jiw Baptlat Churak at U k a Mary r u n Baptlat Churak at L ab. N o a m F ir s t . Baptlot Churak i l U n r i i t, Oar. O k a n k * _____ First Baptlat Churak at OrlaAa Iss a sr asa a 11*1 W. ilt k St Faraat Cttr Baptlat Charck u d Baptlot Ck Peuatala U Hand Ckarok, Orloda Lara Spurik on Im p tlet ................. H laalaa, chuluota Mlaalaaarj b lU M Ck*irab North R4 Catarprtad Mo r t f t i l l m Charts Oak MUr BA Oatao Morning 01 cry Baptist Churak, O eaira Hwy. MU OUra Mlaitouary Baptlot Church, la a U a l c Oprlaia JU , I p o i i m I not w. nth su Naw Balara Prlraltlra Baptlat Church, HOI w. Iltk su Naur MU Blah Baptlat churak, l i l t paar A n Oaklawn Baptlat Chapat, ITU W. loth SU Ottaaa Baotlat Churak Piaacraat Baptlat Churak. I ll W. Onora BA. Pralrla Laka Baptlat Church. Hldga Rd, Fara Park Prograaa Mttalaaary Baptlot Churak. Midway Sacaa* Phtlok Ulaaleaary Baptlot Church. Nlath A Hickory SU Janaa Miaalaaary Baptlot Ckarok sta. BA III O aten SU Paul Mlaalauary Baptlat Ckurek. Ilk SU St. MaUkawi Miaalaaary Baptlat Churak caaaaa Matghu SU Jaka'a Miaalaaary BaptUt Churak, T i a y ? l i u A u Churak. r r r i.iS T A r Blua Mapa Baptist Chunk, Til Orta g* Ara. CHRISTIAN Flrat Chrlallaa Church, HIT A Saafar* A va CoRgr.gatloaai Chrlallaa Church, 1101 Park A ra Nnrthalda Chrlallaa Churak, F I a r 1 4 a Haro a D r, Maltlaa* CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church C h u rn of at nt at Chriou t i l l a Park Av a Cbrlat, Qaaora ckriat, Ue eg weed CkrlM, Paula CHURCH o r OOO Church Ckurek Church Church at uT at at OaA OWL 0 «A 0a4 III Htckary IIM A Preach Or loin Hlccloa, Hatcrprln BF1SCOPAL An Batata Bplgaapal .. Chunk B. DuBary g l ^ c K t a r g S CfcSuaia"1 * ; ^ 6a h ' AVA a«fc- A v a , Batarprlau CkHM Bp I•««pal Church, Laagw eol All Salaia BpiocopaU Ralorprloa Maly Craaa BpUavpai, Park A va at Ilk LUTHERAN Aocoaatoa Lulbtraa Church, Ovorhrnok D r, Caoiothorry d o . a Shepherd United Lather a SI00 A Orlande Dr. Lutheran Churaa at tha RcOa.ooor. 101 W. Hth p la n M oolah Lutheran chureh, American Lagleu Hall, Pralrla Uaka, Fara Park PU Lukaa Luthcraa Church, Bu ltd Stavla METHOD 1ST Baractt Mcraantl Hcthedlal Chunk, & Dctlary A ra, Bntcrprlaa Bear Uaha Mathodlat Church Bathal A.H.B. Chareh. Caaaaa Hclskta Caaaalbarry Coranualty Mathodlat Church, Mwy. it . i t a Plaay B ilg e Rd, Caaaalbarry DtBary CaatatuaitF Halkodiet caurah W. Hlgblanda DaRary Chrlot Mathodlat Chunk Rualand Balutaa Flrat Mathodlat Ckurek, i l l Park A va Flrat Mithodlat Church al Orloda Flrat a n th e r a MMhedlat Charck W cmaa’a Club IM Oak A va Free Mathodlat Churak, lo t W. 4th SU Oaaava Mathallot Chunk, Oaaava O ra n Mathadtai Chunk, Oaera BA Oraat Chapel A . I U Charck, Orloda Oahgrore Mathadlot Charck Ovlada Oataaa M ithalU t Churak P a a 1a Wotlaytm Mithadlat, BU M W. at Paala BU Janaa A M B , Samford A v a ■U Mary's A.M.B. Churak SU BU 411 Oataaa SU Paara MaUadlat C h u r a k Oataaa RA RatirprtM StaKord MtraarUl McthadUt C k a r o k A DaRary BAZARRRB Nona roue, W. NaaarasA --------------- OAT ADVENTIST Pa r e t Lake Sava ath. day AlvcatU t Church, Hwy. i l l , Faroet City Scrcath.day AdveaUci church, MatUaad A va , Altaaiuata Spriapu P 'f 'H Sarauu-4ay A iw a tin Ckwuk. Barcuth A B ln . . . . . „ O tH B B CHVBCBEB kllaa'u AJABL Churak. Oliva A iltk churak at Oad la Chrtau Ovlada Chuluota Coomb salty Churak Church al o n at Prophecy, t i l ? B ill A v a C hunk a l o n M Ualtk Batarpriaa Church a l Jecua Ckriat a l Lkttav Dap •• la u . t i l l Park Ava CawauaUr Ckapat, Attaanata Bprlaga •JjJtaJ* C k ^ P ^ B ^ . lt.M ., F«?^hy l 4-khrr' Comaiuaity Pnwhytsrtaa Chunk, Laka Mary P in t Praabytarlaa Chunk, Oak Av a A 114 S t P in t Preabytertaa Chunk, Caaaclharry P in t Praabytarlaa Church e l DaRary, B. High lead Praabytarlaa Chanh a* Tka oavuaaai • If! A OrlaaAn o » . BU Aadruws Praabytarlaa Churak • i l l Bear Laka Bsa4 P ,N ta O a M ia t t y fvatayU rtaa Churak, U»a*la BA WaatatlBlatar Praabytarlaa Churak, Hawaii Park. Bu 114 Klmg4am MaU at JahavaVa WHaaaa * fk a Me area Ualu t i l l W. Third BU P in t Paatanaw i Ckurah at Laagwaad Fait Oaapal Yabaraaala ITU Caaauy Club Charck Oak HIU R4- O it i t i Piaacraat Aaaaatalp a t OaA Iltk A B in ■taferd Alltaaaa Charck, t i l l A Bark a v a ^ r a itiN V ^ V n u * * Tha Balvatlaa Array, |U B tag BU Valtp Charck at SaslerA I N A l i t B . (j �Earth Collapses, LB J Proposes $ 4 Billion Tax Cut Homes Damaged three top state aides By J i m Casselberry and Fred Van Pelt proceed to that city Im­ Gov. Haydon Bums today mediately with orders to “ as­ declared an “ emergency" situ* sist in every way" possible in ation at Casselberry and inthat stricken city where the earth shell collapsed and dam­ aged six houses Saturday. Governor Burns acted dur­ ing an early morning conferwith Sen. Mack X. Cleve­ land Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., of Seminole County, who apprised the Chief Executive at the damage following a per­ sonal on-the-spot inspection by them Sunday. Governor Burns ordered to Casselberry William McGee, assistant state highway engi­ neer in charge of construction, and C, W. Henry and Ernest Bishop, geologists with the State Board of Conservation. The three state aides were being flown from Tallahassee this afternoon by James'Cart­ er, pilot for the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission. They were given permission to land at Sanford Navil Air Station by Capt. C. W. Swan­ son, commanding officer, and were to bo met there by Mayor Owen Anstey and Casselber­ ry city and Seminole County commiulonera. Governor Burnt' office In­ formed The Sanford Herald that the Chief Executive has "Instructed the State Iload De­ partment and all other atalc A plan to develop the Da* agencies to lend every assis­ Bary area near the St, Johns tance" to the stricken city. Senator Cleveland told The Klver has been proposed by Herald by telephone that "the Miami developer Milton It. Governor postponed two early Waaman. appointmenta and delayed a He has offered to make Cabinet meeting to meet with available about 200 acres west Joe (Davia) and me to discuss of DeBary for an industrial the Casselberry disaster. park. Frankly, wa were amaied at Waaman also has offered the way he took hold of the to donate a site for a public matter. He wasn't a bit mealypark near the St. Johns River mouthed when be instructed and 40 acres aa a site for a (he state agencies to move." junior college. The damage to six homes An auxiliary air atrip In waa done over the weekend by the orea to accommodate up aa underground shift la the to four-tngin* Jet aircraft earth, which caused a mam­ also is contemplated by the moth sink bole to form, de­ Federal Aviation A g e n c y , vouring a 111,000 concrete Waaman says. He says he will block bouse and a large sec­ make land for the air strip tion of paved street. available. Senator Cleveland and Re­ a • e presentative Davia were on the The annual spring concert scene Sunday to inspect the o f the Sanford Male Chorus damage and diacusa aid with under the direction of Robert Mayor Anstey. Caraie will be held at • p. m. The 90-foot crater formed tonight at the Civic Center. Saturday morning beneath the Featured soloists will be B. home of Mr. and Mra. Rich­ E . Aiken Jr., lira. Shirley ard Roaoliky, of ITS NorthRyan and Paul Lewis. The moor Rd. The couple was at chorus will be accompanied by work in Orlando when the Mrs. Robert Smith. trouble started. e e e The hole la approximately “ Whet does a fire ant look 100 feet acroaa and the outer like," asks one o f our readers. perimeter o f cracka and de­ Well, It maasures one- pressions extends 225 feet. eighth to one-quarter inch In When news o f the natural length and Its color varlaa phenomenon spread thousands from reddish to blackish rad. o f curiosity seekers streamed It builds hugs mounds tn the into town to view the havoc field* to house its colonies. wreaked by nature. Sometimes aa many aa 70 Casselberry police, firemen mounds per acre. and town officials were hard W* have a picture o f a fire pressed to control the influx ant but it looks ilka most any o f people and ears, and called other large red an t It'e upon the Seminole County doubtful if the untrained eye Sheriff Department auxiliary, could recognise one o f the Sanford, Ungw ood and Mait­ p o t s . But when It etinge, land P o l i c e Departments, Long-wood Fire Department you'll know. e e e and the Civil Air Patrol for Approximately IjSOQ frontend auto taga boosting “ San­ HOU8R MOVES ford on the 8L Johns" have The first bint o f the im­ bean distributed by the Semi­ pending disaster came to the nole County Chamber o f Com- quiet residential street with j rnerce. attractive beaten between g Reduction Would Go To Buyers “ The Nile o f America” on the S t Johns River Seminole County (Hit? lim itfi ■ Phone 822-2611 Zip Code S2771 ) W E A TH E R : Sunday 86-57; fnlr thru Tuesday, high 85-90; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY, M AY 17, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 191 New State Ag-Labor Unit Okd Cane REP. DAVIS and B a.m. Saturdny when Mrs. Charles Miller, a new resident at 101 Northmoor, reported her house |iad mov­ ed several inches o ff . its foundation and water from broken pipes waa flooding t * hums. Next door at 181 North­ moor, Mr. and Mrs. David Milne, were startled to see the Urge concrete slabs of their driveway bucMu and rise sev­ eral feet in the air. Cracks were noted in the street and in several yards. Loud popping and cracking noises in the homes in the neighborhood U-gin to give a warning of the stress to which they were being sub­ mitted. Suddenly before the eye* of horrified onlookers the yard of the Itoxulsky home began to sink and the house sag, an-J In a period o f three hours it sank to the roof and was practically disintegrated. Many household Items slid down Into the abyss, but when the growth o f the hole seem­ ed to have halted, at least temporarily, several valuable items of furniture were res­ cued out of the hack of the house. Residents and o f f i c i a l s praised utility crews of Cas­ selberry Utilities and Florida I' o w e r Corporation, w h o quickly went to action to re­ store power, water and sewer service. Sewer pipe waa sev­ ered when the street caved In, nnd emergency equipment was instu lied fur use until repairs can bo made. FLIES HUME The opening in the earth continued to expand, taking the driveway, carport and corner o f the utility room of the Albert Greene home next door. After receiving word o f the disaster Greene flew back from California, where he was vacationing with his wife, to try to salvage Ids house and move out furniture. Furniture also waa moved out of the two other adjacent houses. A report filed in Sheriff J. L. Hobby's office indicated that the homeowners hava l*en notified by insurance companies that insurance is null and void inasmuch aa the losses resulted from “ aa act of God." The rollapsa o f underground l i m e s t o n e layers causing these sink holes to form is believed by geologists to be triggered by the dry weether which Central Florida ia experienc­ ing. 6 MunFIRE I.T. toduy ning Hnrri n swus minted the slstnnt chic Sanford Fire Depart­ ment by Chief R. T. Thomas. (Herald Photo) Two Orlandoans Die In Viet Nam SAIGON (UPI) - Two ironnerved U. S. Army officers risked their lives todxy to de­ stroy four deadly time homhs buried in the wreckage of Blcn Ho* air base—scene of the worst American disaster of the Viet Nam war. A military spokesman said as many as 27 Americans may have died Sunday In a flight line explosion that destroyed 22 bomb-laden planes and other American p r o p e r t y worth at least 120 million. Among (hose listed as dead were: Airman 1/c Clifford !L Raulerson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Laycock of too* Wentroop Lane; Orlando, Fla. T/Sgt. Claude M. Bunch, husband of Mrs. Virginia P. Bunch o f 2715 Lina Heart Road, Orlando, Fla. Convicted Men Seek New Trial Attorney Albert N. Fitts this morning filed a motion in Cir­ cuit Court to secure a new trial for Jimmie Lee Drumright and Israel Gilley, convict­ ed of the rape of a 12-year-old girt Fitts was allowed until May IB to file his motion. There is no tndlcaUon as to when the motlaa will be heard. MINE BLAST TONYPANDY, Wale* (UPI) —An explosion occurred at a coal mine here today. First reports said there had been heavy casualties. Sanford Plaza Performance Posfed TALLAHASSEE < Gov. Haydon Burns said a new department will be aii'zt d in the State Industrial Commission to decide much offshore labor can hired for Florida winter citrus ami sugar cane harvests. Industrial C o m m i s s i o n Chairman J. D. Wright Jr., Sanford, said tbo new ment was expected to bo okayed by the U. S. Departmeal of Labor by the end of this week. He sold it would be organized with 15 cs. all paid from funds, within GO days. Creation of the new depart­ ment was expected to shift doristoas about the numbers of ml .here workers available for i lorida’s important fruits and cane harvests from Washing­ ton to the state capital. The new department will de­ cide on how many workeri from offshore islands will be needrd to supplement domes­ tic workers in the citrus groves and the sugar canc fields. During the past winter season the state waa at odds with the federal government over use of offshore labor. Tlie Department of Labor ha* insisted better use be made of domestic workers. But the stale has claimed off­ shore workers do a better Job and there aren't enough will­ ing domestic workers avail­ able. Wright called the move a "great break - through for Florida agriculture as a whole" and told an early morning news conference that the move was designed to bring decisions about offshore labor from Washington to Tal­ lahassee. He said the Depart­ ment of Labor would lay down broad guidelines for decisions ronrerning offshore laborers. Wright said the program was sparked by the U. 8. La­ bor Department after a visit to the state more than two weeks ago by Labor Secretary Willard Wilts. "His visit was the beginning of assigning of lilts duly to the state level," Duma said. Burns ssid the action was a victory for a practical ap­ proach ol solving one of agriculture's m o s t pressing problfini. HANFORD FIREMEN presented two fishing rods, ono for surf and one fo r fresh water, to re­ tiring Chief Muck N. Cleveland Sr. Sunday was his lust duy on active duty. Acting Chief Robert T. Thonius ntude the presentation in behalf o f the firemen. (Herald Photo) Four Vehicles Crash In Smog Along 1-4 A thick bank of fog and smoke, piled up in a hollow on Interstate 4, Just south of the SR 46 intersection, was blamed for two separate but related accidents on 1-4 about 12:30 Saturday morning. Tbs first accident involved a large flat bed truck and a huge semi-tractor and trailer. Stale Troo|>er J. L. Sikes re­ ported the first accident oc­ curred this way: Ths flat bed truck, driven by Latter Bobb, Rt. 2, Sanford, traveling north on 1-4, slowed down to about lo mph after topping a rise and entering the thick smog bank. Visibili­ ty was about 15 feat. Tbs huge tractor and trail­ er, loaded with plants and flowert, following the Bobb truck, hit the flat bed vehicle from the rear, knocking It acroaa the median atrip and into the southbound line. The Mini, drive* by Rqy Ronald A performance b o n d of 9470,000 has been posted for completion o f Sanford P lan , Nicholas Masters, Daytona Reach attorney for the receiv­ er, said today. “ Ws are satisfied that atl the legal requirements have been met and the bond la satisfactory,- he added. Masters said he understood soma preliminary studies on r e s u m i n g construction al­ ready have been made and ac­ tual work on the P la n will get under way this week. The attorney said periodic checks would be mada to aaaura that work la going along on schedule. “ We want this work done aa quickly aa possible," Mus­ ters said. R A 8 Services, Ine., of Clearwater, has been sward­ ed the contract for work on the I’ laza. Tha company was required to poit the bond. Traffic Toll MIAMI (U P I)-T ra fflc acci­ dents killed at least 16 per­ sons in Florida during Die weekend. WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson today ask­ ed Congress for an exeiae tax cut o f nearly 94 billion and called on busineas to trans­ late the reductions promptly Into lower consumer prices. Specifically, tha President recommended an axciaa tax cut o f 93.5 billion in two equal atagea, affective July t and and Jan, 1. Another 9464 million would be eut in additional install­ ments on Jan. 1 aach yaar from 1007 through 1069. In n special massage to Congress, Johnson also pro­ posed an Increase o f 9900 million In “ user charges'1 — meaning higher taxes on fual used by trucks, airplanes and boats on Inland waterways. A proposed cut of major Impact on the nation's econ­ omy would be in the manufac­ turers' excise tax on new au­ tomobile*. Johnson recom­ mended that this be reduced from the present 10 per cent to seven per cent beginning Immediately and down to five percent in 1007. Johnson recommcndad that the first part of a cut In ex­ cise on cars be made retro­ active to Saturday, when ha made the announcement that he would aeek tha reductions. The President recommended complete repeal of the tax on air conditioners and, Uka the cut In tha auto levy, to avoid a lag in the retail market, ha usked that tha cut on air conditioners be retroactive to purchases made after laet Friday. In the case o f both car and air conditioner purchases, a f­ ter enactment of the tax bill, the government would maka refunds to the manufacturer when evidence i* presented that tha final customer had been reimbursed. _ f e n n e if f Open Fri. Nights! f t ALWAYS m ( T QUALITY 9 FOR THE HOT SUMMER AHEAD! Reid, of Miami, then swerved off the road, through a fence and bogged down in mud along (ha road. Riding with Bobb waa Budell Douglas, Sanford, and with Reid waa Dawey Wbaram, lUalaab, All four were treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for cut# and bnilaea. There were no arrests. The Bobb truck received about It,500 damage? and the Reid ve­ hicle about >4,500 damagea. Meantime, according to Trooper C. L. (Tommy) Tom­ linson, traffic had piled up tn the southbound lane of 1-4 at lbs scene o f the accident A vehicle occupied by lfr. and Mra. Franca Koon, Eatonvilla, waa tha last car ia the baited traffic line. A car dri­ ven by Clarence Moore, of Orlando, came over the rise and struck the tear at the Koon car. Moore's wife was w ii\ bias. - fl'/AafeffTv-f K —- * - » j '~ ' -V". .'A V ?: L �f (jrapefruit Juice 29* i w T f c a t s u p . . . Hr 21" Masala Oil ..............1 .5 9 * K ^ U M t a l ............4iS 63* M M M M M M T O N Y Zagonik!, lieutenant (Jg), USN, air intelligence o f f i c e r w i t h RVAII-6 when that squadron was at Whldbey Island, Wash., before transfer here, has assumed duties as air intelligence officer w i t h Reconnaissance Attack Wing One. He resides on East Church 8 treat, Longwood, (Navy Photo) Extension Club Officers Attend Training Meet (Plus 100 Extra Free SfrH Green Stamps w'ceupon) • dairy special • Breakfast Club Grade A L A R G E EGGS aaaaaai Pork Roast ^WGreenYtamps | i m T t i i m r o u t n H i i N I* Party Salam i Canned Picnics x«£ *1” Hermea'a O.B. Breakfast «K m Wed. May 19, I M f Link Sausage r By Doans Bate# Miss Myrtle Wilson, county home damonitrstion stent, in­ structed officers of the Longwood Extern Ion Home* makers Club at a meeting o f the executive board o f the orSanitation bald Wednesday at the borne o f Mrs. Molly Bteudle, president, on Kentls Drive, Casselberry. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Velvet Jacobs, first vice president; Mrs. Robert Westmark, second vice president; Mrs. E. P. Richards, treasur­ e r; Mrs. rolls Mege, Junior peel president; Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, safety and civil defense'chairman; Mrs, W. J. Hartley, boms improvement chairman; Mrs. Charles Crow­ ell, delegate and 4-B co-chair­ man; Mrs. Arthur Putnam, health and safety chairman, and little Miss Patty Mler from Titusville, five-year-old granddaughter o f Mrs. Westmark. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Bteudle following the training eeeilon. Pork Steaks Snowy Powdered frozen foods • • m e tea eeeeee eee reeeaaio ee □ Bleach .......... Sere Lee Denlih (Cheese er Cherry I C O FFEE C A K E IwMt'e Premia* Teetv Dinner Franks*.... Mr. Bubble □ Bubble Bath . eepfeee Wed. May 19, tM V ssssa sM tsessssssb sM seseseesM M s Chef Bey-Ar-Dee f i n e with i " S T 59* eeptom Wed. May 19, 19CI M N W d M iM M M S b Philadelphia Brand Creamy m m m m Cheese......... Pork Si Beans Apple Sauce M m sm Vbii Camp Deiideua Indiana Town Off The Map MART1NBVILLE, l i t . (U PI)—Martinsville, e thrlv. lag elly o f T.BOO end county eest of Morgan County, li off the map. City officials ebteked the ■ew official i n s state high­ way map o f Indiana and found their town wasn't on It. Civic leaders called the atitehouse In Indianapolis. They wars assured there had boon i n oversight In making color runs at ths printers and that Martinsville had been dropped from the map at a MusmIumii's (lim it 4m IrMkfaat Club (limit C m p le a s e ) m m b Im m M gtbU M M M M M M M ) WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Sanford Plain Hwy. 17*02 and Onora Dr.. Sanford 7V4*m . • lit mult. HOURS; Martinsville will be back an the map soon as anothar edition can be run off. MON- TUBS W ED- SAT.; SiM-7iM THUB1* PEL, M S . 9 4 8 (in Seminole Plain, Casselberry Boehm Wise as Vinegar iivaai 1• V| HUS* • MB* clorox blanch r Be Your Own •Bom Wearing The Texaco Star 39 * pompaian olivo oil chfnito rico s r 23 * t t 33* SW IFT'S PREM IUM P R O T E N G O V T . IN S P EC T ED H E A V Y W ESTERN lipton's instant tea ST 89* lipton's ton bags * r d7* Upton's bulk tan kraft's thousand island drafting r - 45* ttr 39* Sirloin S t e a k s ............ K ey C lub S t e a k s . . . . T -B on e S t e a k s ............ T op R ound S te a k s *-*■> kraft's miraclo fronch dressing 29* your choico �~ l •S f BnrfarS W rn ll May 17. 1965 — Page S ECKERD ECKERD Drucj Stores W ATCH FOR E C K E R D 'S Iooth STORE "G R A N D O P E N IN G "1 TUE* MAY U*'* MONTGOMERY WARD M SHOPPING PLAZA Druq Stores a $ p iS '*£ S "i Pr*l*r(ph#n Sanford Plaza H W Y . 17-92 A N D O N O R A R D . WEST SO, ORLANDO LIMITED QUANTITIES SOME ITEMS fill, if * fat A|_ S*>ECIAI-S t,I! \ LJ-armoci,,, * •» f o r let,*!, M IC E ! GOOD MON..TUE 8..WED. FOR THE FOLLOWING STORES-ONLYI • DOWNTOWN ORLANDO • CONWAY • PINICASTLE • WINTER PARK • CASSELBERRY • SANFORD T h trt i« aw 1CK1WP PRUG STOWE N 1 M YOU! SERUTAN OLD SPICE POWDER EIGHT INCH water lines are being installed by Casselberry Utilities from the Queen’s Mirror South plant to give increased pressure fo r many homes in the area. W ork is expected to be com ­ pleted by the end o f the week. (Herald Photo) -Rfc- School PTO’s To Have Supper For Teachers Oy Mra. H. L. Johnson In November and the council will have an educational ex­ hibit. Clubs will continue to give birthday cakes to the USO monthly. It was decided to use the same Year Rooks again next year. After adjournment, Miss Myrtle Wilson served a deli­ cious lunch to Mrs. Saasman, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy and Mra. Helen Powell o f the Lake Mnry club; Mrs. Lynn Mosier, Mr*. W. P. Carter and Mra. Arthur Evans, Oviedo, Mr*. Dempsey Carnes, Sanford, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Mrs. Pearl Yarborough and Mrs. T. J. Chalfant, Geneva; Mrs. G. R. Gray and Mrs. Violet Ilcckhom, K Id e r Springs; Mrs. Felix Mege, Mr*. Frank Steudle and Mr*. Charles Crowell, Longwood, and Mrs. Johanna Dulloi* and Mr*. Johnson, Lak* Monroe, BIG W H E E L YAZO O MASTER MOWERS im it STYROFOAM SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS _ ^ j 0F sw im w ea r twrrr* RIG. 79, I m e n s LASTEX 3.95 4 ) 33 NON NUTRITIVE VI SWEETN tWEETNIR Value A by SQUIBB 2 4 cc 4.95 ) ] 2 Valus us U mJ C PKG. OF 90 KG. 39c (LIMIT 1) 3 1' TUMS. * . SPORT SHIRTS 2-or. Cun* R e;. 79c 49' F Aik for m JawawHriXfcW Parent - Teacher Organisa­ WE SELL — SERVICE tions of the Lake Monroe and Wilson (Paola) Schools will DEMONSTRATE — TRADE honor tenchers who are leavAND KENT YAZOO ing or retiring at a 0:30 p.tn. I C U / I C BALES AND rovered dish supper at the L E T T ID SERVICE Lake Monroe School Tuesday. 2317 W. Country Club Road (20TH ST.) H onored will Include Prin­ FLORIDA cipal and Mrs. James Murray, SANFORD Mrs. T . h a l m a Sikes, Mra M’Llaa Benton, Mrs. Marie Rae, Mra. Margaret Duggan 8UNM ER HOURS and Miss Mabte Chapman. Open Monday * Saturday A t 7:30 p.m. the Lake Mon­ S:M A.M. . C;M P.M. roe PTO will have a brief bus­ Ope a Mon. ft FrL Night* iness meeting to elect new of‘till I M PJt. firers. P H . 322-7928 Choico of 6 5 % Dacronl 35% CoH on[ or • 14" BLADE • 5000 R.P.M. 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CAN County Homemakers Council The executive board of the Seminole County Extenilon Homemakers C o u n c i l met Thursday morning at the County Agriculture Center with Mrs. Kay Saasman, coun­ cil president, presiding at the business meeting. The meeting opend with the trading o f the creed and pray­ er. Reports were given on the recent one day Short Course at Camp McQuarrie. The council memltera will meet next week to make drapes for the windows of the various offices at the cen­ ter. An open council meeting will be held this Thursday at whirh time all club officers will lie installed. Mrs. Sasaman and Mrs. II. L. Johnson, second vice president o f the council, will attend the State Short Course to be held at Cninesville, July 0-9. 4-H Camp will be held at Camp McQuarrie July 12-17. The council will assist with the T.ll. unit when It arrives In Seminole County. It also was decided to gather old clothing for the Salvation Army and the Good Samaratin Home. This will be col­ lected and brought to the first fall meeting o f earh club. There will be a fashion show in the fall with no judging being done. All clubs will en­ ter the American I.cgion Fair PRELL HAIR SPRAY ALKA-SELTZER MANPOWER DEODORANT ® tWIOT MASTIC COMET NATIONW IDE-* LATIX D R IP L E S S INTERIOR WALL PAINT 2-4.99 P A IN T R O L L E R ft TRAY SK.I.M mm Metal CAULKING GUN 3 / 4 " 5 Q* VINYL PLASTIC CLEANSER (LIMIT H KG *93 VALUE FA N SPRINKLER W/ SMUT-OFP A ll Plastic Const ^ REO. SIZE WITH BRASS FITTINGS, S A N I-FLU S I 1 LB . 4 O Z. 22 * (LIMIT H HALF BARRil TYPE CAULKING C 0MP0UN 0 4 to. 1.00 rm c pko. of 40 (lirriitt f Fleet*) 1.19 VALVf PRICES GOOD ’1 . • *■ i■- ■*. , -J , 1„ -■ i a -------------------------........... ............... * . “ f �t O 1 Dick' West’s’ W here To W hat Game? Escalation 000, rent one of the KS available W hat's happening to baseball? Remember, fans, when the grand old game was played In broad day­ light with the sun shining down and the gentle breezes blowing? And it was a iled America’s na­ tional outdoor pastime? Well, now they’re not only play­ ing it mostly at night, when the sun seldom shines, but they’re playing it INDOORS — under glass and in airconditioning yeti They have, in fact, removed base­ ball so far from its native habitat that in the magnificent new 631 mil­ lion indoor sports arena in Houston, Tex., the big problem Is that the darned daylight seeps through the lucite celling and makes it almost impossible for the players to see a fly ball. Sunlight is now an enemy o f baseball! And can you remember when baseball was hailed as democracy in action — the lofty bank president rubbing elbows with the lowly clerk in one beautiful brotherhood? Well, in Houston a bank president . can, by plunking down a mere f 18,- The Lighter Side plush "Skyboxes" in the indoor baseball palace and enjoy the peo­ ple's game throughout the season with 24 o f his Invited peers amidst such simple fan fare as a bar, a tel­ evision set, telephones, lounge chairs and private washrooms. Something is happening to baseball? It is, indeed. All together now, fans—let’s hear it for the grand old game by Bing­ ing the grand old song, "Take Me Out— oops— IN to the Ball Game." Or have we already been taken in? United Press fsteraatleoal WASHINGTON (UPI) — It was a long time coming, but finally It’s here. Somebody haa Invented an antl-gobbladygook machine. I saw this marvelous Instrument with my very own eyes down at the Interstate Commerce Commission. Other, wfee, I wouldn't have believed It possible. Ordinarily, I don't become emotionally involved where electronics are concerned, but in this caaa I don't mind ad­ mitting that I cried a little. Anyone who has spent ai much tima as I have adrift on the turgid prose o f govern­ Thought For Today By faith Abraham, when he was tested, offered up Isaac, and he who had received the promises was ready to offer up his only son.— Hebrews 11:17. » » » Letters The ablest men in all the walks o f modern life are men o f faith. Moat o f them have much more faith than they themselves realize.—B r u e s Barton. To The Editor TS* Kerala were ai * * let­ ter# Craw tta reaSera aa ***II* affair*. TS* writer war aa* a ■»*• asaa pearler* the tel­ ler elei earrtea the writer's trae s s a r aa* aesreae. le ttara af ft war thaa M* ware* will l>* e tn a pre It rear*. Let­ ter* aiSrrur* la atbere are ■rrrplable prarlSr* |h*p Se sat Sail la paraasalltlee. Paelrr la apt paklUSe* fer T i l Hereto. Dr. Crone's Worry C linic Leras'* csss U typical of thousand* o f « m « who ■• pat reals* fa r m s or reektall lousgra, i m IIw M by area. A ad it laa't lore IIarea that axplalaa their attires, thresh Urey nasally try to ■aa that as aa sirsa t, So scrapbook UUa caaa a ad it* follow -as tomorrow, CASK V-491i Lorn* 8., eg­ ad 29, i* a problem wife, "O r. Crane," her husband began dolefully, "my wife la an alcoholic, "A s s traveling salesman, I am away from horns moat o f tha week. So aha gore to a nearby Uvarn almost avary afternoon. "1 had bar hospitalised when she began to gat drunk too often, hoping aha could get cured, "F or (he aeya aha really want* help. Hut within a week after ahe got home from the hotpltal, aha alerted visit­ ing the taverns again. "W hat (a wrong with my w ife ? " Alcohol la often used aa n "ted herring" to cover up un­ solved conflict* deep within the victim’s personality. Why should L orai seek a tavern every afternoon? "Or. Crane,” you might re tort, "maybe ahe just get* lonesome at home since bar husband la gone much o f tha time." Well, that la a plausible re­ ply except for the fact that million* o f other wives who are squally alona during tha day, don't frequent taverns. So than must be another reason for Loraa's drinking. Whsn unattached women Invade a tavern or even n rltxy cocktail lounge they are looking for some man to maka a "pass" at them! Oh, they will rlea up In furious protestl Many auch wives may attack ma today for exposing their aubcon■cloua Intentions. If aurh women ware simply lonaly, they could go to a sandwich counter and alp co f­ fee, for they’d be surrounded by other human beings juat as much aa In a tavern. So their loneliness Is not the real answer, nor la it merely a wish for companionshipl No, they crave something else. They are secretly hun­ gry for some evidence that Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jails Bertas •M -1IU Mra. XHcMe Barvta Bear Laka-Fareat City M m Mary*** Miles Lake Mary Mrs. Fraser* Wi eU-HTi m in e Caawlberry Mia. Jaae ( aaaeiberry Lake Mrerea Mrs. B. U J r a -m * Ckalwta Lea gw sad Mrs. Donna Eatea Mra. J obs Magla Hi-1741 DeBsry Mra. Joha Laos* •11-1117 North Orlando Mra. Margaret Casbf Daltons Mrs. Mildred Bessy Osteen Mra. CUreaea Baydat S IM M I Geneva Ovteda Mrs. Bvelya Laady SM-I1M Mrs. JeAaa Hays MI-4111 Sanford, Florida R S L T U A. UIBLUW Political Notebook California’s penal code which end all other sympathisers bare any intentional resist­ were dangerously close to ance, delay or obstruction of arguing that tha end (the a police officer in the per­ d e m o n atratora' objectives) formance o f his duty. Arrest­ justified the means (violat­ ing the law). tha law If it ia don* In a ing persons unlawfully as­ Judga Kroninger sensibly "good cause." sembled in a school building took note of that danger In The cause, of course, can wai, ha said, proper discharge his opinion when ha asserted be racial desegregation, cam­ of an official duty. that “ to excuse lawlessness pus freedom o f one sort or Then Kroninger declared: by diverting attention to its another, U.S, action In Viet "It ia clear that the re­ avowed purpose would be to Nam, or whatever. sponse o f lying down and re- reject the rule o f law and to Favoring job Integration, taxing tha muscles of the ex­ invite chaos” some lawyers in Waehington tremities was Intentional. Kroninger also said that have consciously and deliber­ And it la equally clear that those who consciously act unately advocated a miiraading the purpose and affect were ■awfully matt accept respon­ of tha Taft<H*rtl*y labor jaw to delay and obstruct tha po­ sibility aa law violators sad to give It a ra d ii content iU lice officers. not plead, ai did many dem­ authors and supporters nev­ "It matter* not that the onstrators and sympathisers, er intended. participants describe auch for "amnesty" tha moment Lawyers, politician*, scho­ resistance a* 'passive,* or they are arrested. lars, teacher*, art lets and seek exculpation under the Civil rights demonstrators, clergymen were among the mantle o f 'civil dlsobedienre.' by contrast, usually have countteae persona who voiced “ Such term* merely ob­ iieen eager to accept penalunconditional sympathy for scure the question, aa the tie* for violations, to drama­ tha nearly 800 tawbreaking purpose and effect of auch tise their cause. demonstrators who rebelled conduct differ only in de­ In the present national last December on the Uni- gree from the responses of mood, however, all too many veriity of California’s Berk­ flight or violence. wcll-ineaning but grossly mis­ eley campus. "Resistance to the rule of guided Americans appear to They appear to have the law, whether active or pas­ condone breaking or misread­ grosily mistaken view that if sive, I* intolerable. . . ." ing the law " i f the and ia an uprising ia basically pas­ Unforgivably, the 378 Un­ good"—and to argue that no sive end ia styled aa "civil iversity of California faculty penalties should apply. disobedience,” it somehow members who sent Gov. Ed­ They evidently were not fails outside normal concepts mund G. (Pat) Brown a tel­ listening when Massachusetts o f law violation. egram of sympathy for the Attorney General Edward W. In a little-noticed drclilon lawbreakers showed not the Brook* said recently: "The convicting three J u v e n i l e faintest awareness o f thla taw applies to all, or it ap­ Berkeley alt-lni o f unlawful point, in ignoring It, they plies to none.” assembly in the December rebellion, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert H. 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A total of ovrr 650 cocoa piumoaaa palm* was planted by school children of Southslde, West Side - Grammar, Pinecrest, Hopper and Goldsboro Ele­ mentary Schools. The Future Farmers ef America under their instruc­ tor* Don Farreni, William West and John Lawton were active in digging tha trees, making bags o f potting soil, isaulng the treca and giving talks on the care and mainte­ nance of tha trees. Cocoa piumoaaa palms were donated by tbs following public-spirited citlaenai Mra. W. L. Carter, Lake Charm, Oviedo, 400 palms; Mrs. E. W. Smith, o f Crystal Lake Nunary, 200 palms, and Kerfoot Bryant, 1006 Palmetto, 60 large palms. Tha entire Palm Day pro­ gram was co-ordinated and directed by tha members ef tha Ixora Garden Club hand­ ed by Mra. Volia A. Williams Jr. They did a magnificent job on the Palm Day pro­ gram. Thesa industrious and far-sighted women already art making plant for an A r­ bor Day next January. They are getting persona to save and grow tha small atedling Golden Rain t r a e a t h a t abound at thla tima o f year. Whan these young tree* are placed in growing bade and cared for they will help next Arbor Day to "beautify Benford." Please accept this as the bails for expressions o f ap­ preciation from the City o f Sanford to the persona who mads Palm Day such a suc­ cess. Jack F. Bolt, Sanford Area beautification Chairman Seminole County beautification committee in the elvil aervice. Hia supervisor may recom­ mend that he spend aoma tima at the machine. In a few hour*, as a general rule, ha will be completely cured. By means of a tape, which Incidentally is transparent rather than .-cd, the machine teaches him how to undent)* a modifier by amputating and then transplanting It H* can, o f courea, go be­ yond that if ha chooses, for the machine also ia equipped to treat split infinitives and a host of other language de­ formities. To date, more than 60 per­ sons at the ICC hare been dagobbledygooked by the ma­ chine, with eome rather en­ couraging results, Texts given before and a f­ ter exposure show that in some cu e s their recognition of what constitutes dearness and brevity improved II per­ centage point*. Although de-gobblcdygooking ia not required, there hare been only four dropouts. To encourage participation, the ICC hands four certifi­ cate* to those who go through the entire process. An ICC spokesman said it was still too early to evalu­ ate the program. Lat ua hops that when the result! are flnalied, it will not b* phased out. .flat*.. « . B. t o t a l BagalsttaM m « i l a that aB maB paid ta ad*----- / Hams. Delivery M od > Tree ! DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Dept. 414 j SERVING THE HOME Monday, May 17, 1965 a u tra a Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Me N(WELLINOR VIU A O I Ratart Q ty * f t t u f t i r t $ e r « U i Pane 4 they are still a t t r a c t i v e enough ta catch the fancy of men. But their coniclenee would bother them If they tried to two-time their mate with nothing but coffee ia their lummy. For coffee dose not anrsthetlse the brain temporar­ ily ilka liquor, so it ia not an alibi for future illicit action. Women who frequent tav­ erns unattached thus want men to make paseea at them and they meanwhile desire an excuse to soothe their own conscience in caaa they suerumb to such illicit romanc­ ing. For mankind has developed the fetae notion that if a per­ son la intoxicated, even half way, that very fact excuses hi* accidents or moral lapaes In hotel room*. So women like Lorna can't fact their conscience if they er.ter an illicit romance while sober. Hence, the ggad for whiikey to servo as a "coverup” fo r clandestine eroticism. And if any o f you wives think I am shooting far o ff the mark, Juat read tomor­ row's follow-up o f Lorna'a problem, fo r it is typical. Meanwhile, you husbands bettor send for the booklet ‘Sex Problems ia Marriage," enclosing a long stomped, re­ turn snvalope, pitta 20 rents, for it will atop Lorn*’* secret urge for illicit romance. Wivee are not very erotic until they get ecared lest they are on the ihetf and tha age of 29 ia woman's first terri­ fying birthday. For than they think they will be "on the shelf" within one short year (Always write to Dr. Crane to care s f this **»*• paper, enclosing a long ■tamped, addrtaaid envel­ op* sad M casts to cover typtog sad printing rents when yen send far aaa af bis booklets.) mental reports p r o b a b l y would bare had the asm* re­ action. Tha anti • gobbiadygooker, technically known as an autotutor, was Installed at the ICC about two month* ago on a trial basis to determine if it would hare any measureable impact on bureaucratic obscuration. They couldn't have picked a better place for such an experiment The ICC hae long been noted a* a waUspring o f linguistic smog. Let ua say, for example, that an ICC employe has been dangling his modifiers, which ia a fairly common affliction ** Bwtmmtoe Nek I 9UBU6 im U Tltl COMPANY AND FLO -SAS CORPORATION wtta ,* 8 will b* Gaa Co." NATURAL CAR FOR SANFORD M AIM na ** 80MA Tannic a* Free TV an Room Telephone a* Dag Racine a* M A M Auto Racine AH this and Dinar Wtoae to am day etoaer to your horns than moat Florida Resorts DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Southern Bell Ml tin riaiY te 0 �fflit Panforb Crralb May 17, 1965 — Page 5 Indiana Teachers End Boycott Longwood PIO To Have Annual Variety Show By Donna EaUa The annuel Adult Variety Show will be held following the builneis meeting o f the Longwood Elementary Parant - Teacher Organization acheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuei* day in the erhool auditorium. Title of this year’s show is "Dixie Daze.” Featured in the east witl be Wayne Joiner with a comedy piano act, Marie Wallace again por­ traying Minnie Pearl, Itev. Jack Lindsay singing a solo accompanied by Tina Van Dam, Casey at the Bat pre­ sented by Mary McIntosh and Mary Rowell, and dances per­ formed by Frances Meeks, Mary McIntosh, Mary Rowell, Jeannette Peters, S h i r l e y Smith, Doris Scott, and Elda Nichols. An act featuring all the fnculty of the school, with script written by Mrs. Kath­ leen Lee and Mrs. Patricia Helms, teachers, will star Marcella Olliff, Principal Lou Kosky, Mrs. Arietta Coberly, Sira. Angela Taylor, Sirs. Helms, Sira. Helen Phillips, and Sliss Fannie Reese. Re­ maining members o f the staff will portray children. Installation o f officers will precede the show. Old and new by-laws will be read and proposed changes voted upon by the membership. Legal Notice FltTITIOCS XAWK NOTICK 18 hereby atven that we are «-n*»*<-il In huelne,a at I*. O. U m j ; o » , Koreat City. Bernlnola County, Florida, under Ilia flctltloua name of Itoualne.Merrill Co., and that w e Intend to rrslater aald name with the Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Kemlnola Coun­ ty. Klurlda. In accordance with the provlelnna of the Flctltluua Naina Htntutra. lo - w lt: Pectlon SSi.OS Florida Mtaliitrt I I I !, Hla: Merrill N. Croie Ilmitilaa Wm. Croaa ru h llih : April IS, May J, lo, IT. ISIS CPI, 7» i\ SOUTH REND. Ind.. (UPI1 __ Public School teachers who staged a four-day "boycott" of classes In a dispute over next year’s salary schedule returned to work today pend­ ing a meeting with the school board Wednesday. ful ending of the school yrar." Robert Thornberry, direc­ tor of the Indiana Federation of Tcarhen said South Rend school officials “ now realize that teachers cannot be fright­ Schools Supt. Alex Jardinr hailed the agreement worked out Sunday and approved, 28fi. 25, by the estimated one third o f the city’s teachers who have stayed away from school. “ With the return of the teachers," Jardine said, "we look forward to the success­ C O IX T V , IIM OVER 35 Y E A R S OPEN ALL DAY At First * Palmetto (Alongside old post office) ened Into submission by in­ timidation or threat." The more than 300 mem­ ber# of the South Rend Fed­ eration of Teachers walked o ff the Joh last Tuesday, the day after the school board announced that base pay for starting teacher* next year would $5,200 a year. SATURDAYS Sanford Furniture Co. SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE • Carpets • Furniture • Tile 322-2111 2710 ORLANDO DRIVE * Pianos • Rental Beds FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUII at South Seminole Junior High School at Cusscl berry will be hostess at a parent -daughter tea in the homo eco­ nomics suite at the school from 6 until 7:30 p.m. Tuesdny. Newly elected officers fo r the group arc (left to right) Cnrol Patterson, president; Roberta Steiner, vice president; Kathy Barker, secretary, and Fran Knufman, treasurer. (Herald Fhoto) Wins Contract Blonde's Credit Card Goes A Long W ay SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— A pretty San FrancUro secre­ tary ended a •‘fabulous” month-long California vaca­ tion without spending s cent. Rut she surely put a lot of wvnr and tear on a credit card. Mis* Ann Foley, a 25-yearold blonde, was hired to find the weaknesses of the credit card system. None of serious consequences was apparent, as she ran up $1,500 in bills during the 30-dsy test. She found rrrdit cants take care of items like wigs, vaca­ tions to Los Angeles, having a tooth filled, groceries, biki­ nis, und tickets to baseball games. She stayed at the best mo­ ttle to avoid rent, ate at “ marvelous" restaurants, and traveled first class around the state. Miss Foley, originally from Waterton, S. D., got her ex­ pense-free month by answer­ ing a blind classified aii spon­ Lee Construction Company, o f Sanford, has been awarded the contract for Verna well field water supply water treatment fucilltira and cen­ tral water plant Improve­ ments for the City of Sara­ sored by n "leading financial sota in the amount o f $072,firm”— the flunk of America, 000. “ [ thought it sounded like fun, so I applied,” said Miss Foley. She returned to her Job and the mundane task of paying rent and facing credit enrd bills st tbe end of the month, like everyone else. Incidentally, Miss Foley did not find the credit card com­ pletely infallible. Vending ma­ Kins Car-Truck Rental chines, parking meters, pay telephones and toll bridges Rent a new ’SI Mustang or posed problems, "but you other fine compact car for could get around those with a little thought," she said. 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Con J Reg 29* - 10-oz. Can J C o rn y D o p a * * * * * * ASSORTED FLAVORS Kidney Beans Chili & Beans j SEGO LIQUID ; Miracle Whip j Rcq. 2 /3 1 * • 300 Cons G O O D TH R U M A Y t l N » • K j-K ® J Di le i A F n a d i Saafard, Pli. 122*2ft 7 ir c $ fo n c Opes I m . - • p e . Daily Friday Night Till • PbIb c U o Av«. A 3rd SU 400 £. Fiat 8d. A r e I 2M b IHk««ii7G4 �I S3* Cafds Take Two From 'S oft Touch' Bucs By C M Stack UFI Sports Writer First H alf Enters Last W eek Chritan Leads Junior League ChrlUn idftd lh«lr way Into ft rat place In th# Junior League Friday by edging Kiwant*, 4 4 . Tboy hold a onehalf pama land over Kike and Rotary aa all taama antar tha lait week of compatition in tha flrtt half of Junior League play. Glann Bum* waa tha win. nine pltchar fo r Clritan but naadad rallaf halp from Pad. I * t t Bum* atmek out 10 and walkad ala, allowing only thraa hlta bafora running Into trouble In tha alxth Inning. Clritan aeorod one ran In tha aacondlnnlng and than Casselberry Defeats Longwood In Little, Senior League Play whipped (he Longwood Brevet, By Jim Bacchua IIS, Friday night In Little Harald Sparta Writer 11m Caaaalbarry I n d i a n a League action at Canelberry, nr tad then cam* back later the tame night to defeat the Brave*, 13-S, In Senior League play. Johnny Kelm wee the hero of the Little League gam*, rapping out four hlta, two Ma­ t i n and two doublee. Winning pitcher, Larry Cote, belted a alngle, double and home ran for (be Indiana and Terry Baker contributed a Ma­ gi* end double to the Tribe’* 16 hit effort. Donald Gano hit n home run for Longwood. la the Senior League game, the Indian* collected IS hlta, Including three by Leonard Holll* and two each by Jim Luce*, Jim Miller and winn­ ing hurler Brent Helm*. Jim Finch paced the Breve* with a pair o f alngle*. Bear Lake defeated Sunland, 18-1, la the fln t Little League affair on Saturday. Scott Reeve* pitched a one-hitler for the victorious Pirates, yielding only a laet Inning etagle to the Yanks' George Tif­ fany. Catcher Mika Wirewlck hi*, a home run for Bear Lake. Sunland turned the tables on Beer Lake la the Senior Lea­ gue game, winning 3-1 behind the two-hit pitching o f Stave Bussard. Tom Bryan and Bob Stewart belted double* to lead the Yankees at the plat*. Gary Curran* and Jeff Bunn teamed up to pitch the Alla* monte Twin* to a 7*4 Little Lee* gu* triumph over the arch rl> val Altamonte Senators on Saturday aftentoao. A five-run fourth inning was (ha deciding factor in the gama for Twin*. Mark Thompson had a tri­ ple during the big Inning. La* mar Cockrell's Senior Senator* remained undefeated, though, whipping the Twine 114. Bruce Stewart we* the win­ ning pitcher in the affair and also the big hitler, with a tin­ gle and hi* third homerun of (he season. John McDermott and Mic­ ks Hawke also had a pair of hits apiece for the Nate. On Saturday night Bobby Cobean hurled the Lake Mary Glints to a 3-3 Little League win over North Orlando, but the Cardinal* came beck In the Senior League gam* to win by a score of g-3. Mike Krecek waa the wtan Ing pitcher for North Orlando. Bobby Edward* led the Car dinata' offensive attack with a pair of singles. TV, VI.OHIO* in t’H iic a a r no. i**aa Long Game Standings NATIONAL LKAGU8 W . L. Pet. GB Loa Angalaa 11 10 M l Cincinnati 17 13 .067 3tt San Pranclaco 17 14 .046 4 Philadalpbla 10 14 J17 I St. Lou la 10 14 .517 0 Milwaukee IS 13 .000 8tt Houaton 16 17 .480 6 Chicago 14 16 A07 6tt ' Now York 18 17 .433 7tt Fittaburgh • 23 .200 18 Sondoy'a Raaulta Now York 6, Cincinnati 1, lat Now York S, Cincinnati 0, 2nd 8 t Louie 6, Pittaburgh 3, lat S t Lou la I, Pittaburgh 1, 2nd Milwaukee 6, Philadelphia 6, 10 ins. Chicago 0, Loa Angalaa 8, lat, (10 ina.) Loa Angalaa 3, Chicago 2, 2nd San Panclaco 10, Houaton 0, lat San Prandaca 4, Houaton 6, 2nd Tedar'a Gamao 1 Philadelphia at St. Loula (N ) Loa Angalaa at Houaton (N ) (Only gamea achrduled) AMERICAN LEAGUE W . L. Pel. GB Chicago 21 S .724 Mlnnaaota 16 10 .643 Stt Detroit 16 13 A62 5 Baltimore 16 IS M 2 5 Loa Angalaa 16 16 J16 6 Cleveland 18 13 .too Stt Boaton 18 18 464 7tt New York 12 17 414 R Waahlngton 18 IV .887 10 Kanaaa City 7 21 .260 18tt Huaday'a Raaulta Baltimore 7, Naw York I Boaton 6, Detroit 0, lat Boaton 4, Detroit 8, 2nd Waahlngton 8, Cleveland 7, lat (I I ina.) Cleveland 7, Waahlngton 8, 2nd Chicago 6, Loa Angalea 2, lat Chicago 6, Loa Angela* 4, 2nd Kanaaa City 7, Mlncaota 4, lat, (10 ina). Kanaaa City 4, Mlnnaaota 2, 2nd. Today'* Game* Mlnnaaota at Loa Angela* (N ) Chicago at Kanaaa City (N ) Naw York at Baltimore (N ) (Only game* achaduled) Legal Notice tmk r ia m r i o i h t . m v t h Ji'OtL'iai. « inci it , in and ron okninomi town. A U O L rxu a item him. j it. i'L.ai.NTtPP va. MAnr uonnta, to i DarawnANT to ir r a t a MAnr Moniiia, N onra who** r t .ld .n r . la flout* 1, tloa III, Bufaula, Alabama Teu are htrebr r*i|ulr»4 to file rour written d .r .n * . to Ih* Bill « r Complaint (or dlvorr* (11*4 herein a g ila el von. with the Clerk o f the above Court aa o r before June llUt. t i l l , and eerv* a top ? or ram* upon plaintiff** attorney. Jem** O. Collier. T*i Weet Church Street, Orlando, FlorIda. Herein fait net or a decree pro oonfeeea will be entered again*! you. W1TNK8B any hand and eeal HUNTINGTON. Pa. (UP1) — A 60tt hour marathon soft* ball Bam* ended her* Sunday with Juniata College fresh­ men edging Uia sophomore*, 619*609. Both side* used coed play* ere during the daylight hour* but during the night It wee strictly • m in's game. The marathon, lateet in eollege student fad*, started at 1:30 p.m. Friday and ended at 145 p.m. 8unday. Win* Wolk at Panferd. Peaitnole Countr, Florida, thla llth day o f May, KINGS FOINT, N.Y. (UP1) 1111. — Dean Raimusion of tha (B K A I.) , _ . Merchant Marino Aeadomy, Arthur g , Beckwith, Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Sunday won tha national sen­ B n Martha T. Vlhlea, O.C. ior 60-kilomeUr championJAMBA C COU .IICN ship walk, Ha covered the t l Attorney foe FtalntlN Fuhllah May It. It, It, * Jua* mlloa, 110 yard* la I heart, T. t i l l 6.06 second*. CO M .lt S P IC IA L S added two more talles in the sixth to take a 8-0 lead. Klwanla scored once In the sixth to close the gap. Civltan came right back with a run In the seventh and then had to hold o ff a Klwania rally that fell one run abort to take the vic­ tory. Klwania had th* tying run at aecond base with on* out when Jimmy Patterson made a nice running catch In centerfield and doubled up tha runner at aecond to end the gam*. Darrell Vodopltch, Van Rob­ bins and Tommy Hickson had hits fo r the winners while Bendy Nobles, Don Boyd, Ed* gar Job«» and Wally Jernlgan collected s in g le s for th eK loser*. Sidney Lloyd, the losing collected a Ingles for the hurler, pitched no-blt bell th* first four innings and put forth n good effort, striking out nine and walking three. Civltan will meet Elks to­ night at Pinehurat Perk In n gam* that will have greet bearing *n the first half cham­ pionship. Elka is espectad to start thslr ace, Gary Maples, who hee not been scored on In two Junior League appearaneea end has pitched hitless bell over the past twelve Inn­ ings be hoe worked. Civltan will counter with their top hurler, Tommy Hickson. Elks kept In contention by knocking o ff th* Rotary nine, 8-3. Cecil Simpson struck out nine and allowed two base on belle la chalking up hla third victory o f th* eeeson. It was Elks' fourth consecutive win. Gary Maples and Lloyd Wall had two hits apiece to taka hitting honors. Mike Yenlsch and Andy Rufus were cited for their field play for Rotary. Rotary held the lead for a brief period, 8-2, only to have Elks push across four runs In th* third and two more in the sixth to win ths gem*. Elks and Rotary will com­ pute a 2-2 tl* gsm* o f April 23 on Friday afternoon, May 21, if the game will have any I.earing on th* outcome o f the final first half standing* end at thla time it la very likely the game will be completed. In Little leagu e action, Cheat romped over Quality Mobile Homes, 13-3. Ronnie Noblea wee the winning pitch­ er. Bennie Butler and Bill Hope homered for Chase. The win gave Chase a one game lead over First Federal after five weeks o f play. Chase hai been in flret place elnc* th* second day o f tha Little league eeaeon, when they played their eeaeon opener. Florida State took Juit four Innlnge to trounce Navy, sink­ ing them 12-3. Andy 8t*«l* pitched a four hitter in re­ ceiving credit for the victory. He struck out sevsn. Unbeaten Bob Gibson Is 7-0 and even though ba claims there's no such thing as "a soft touch,” the St. Louli Car­ dinal! would be hardpraeaed to call tha Pittaburgh Pirates anything else. The world champions have beaten the Pirates is straight games, Including a 6-3, 6-1 sweep Sunday, which vaulted the Cards from sixth plaea In­ to a fourth placo tie with the Phillies. The big rifhthinder, who shows six complete games among his seven victories, fanned seven in the opener to Increase his strikeout total to 61. Elsewhere In the National League, San Francisco took a pair from Houston 10-8 and 43; tha Meta downed Cincinnati twice, 6-3 and 6-S; Milwaukee edged Philadelphia 1 4 la 10 Innings la a single game, and the Cubs split with Los Ange­ les, winning 5-3 In 10 innings and losing 3 2. In the American League, first-place Chicago swept Los Angelas, 6-3 and 6 4 ; Boaton tripped Detroit, 5-0 and 4-3; Baltimore defeated the Yenkees 7-6; Washington edged Cleveland 6-7 In 11 Innings and then lost 7-3; and Kansas City beat Minnesota 7 4 and 4-8. D A Y! HOU8TON (UP1) — Fred Hansen has traded in his fiberglass pole for a set of dental books, quitting pot* vaulting with both an Olym­ pic championship and world record to hla credit. The 24-year-old graduate of Rice Univeralty plans to start at Baylor Dental Bchool In Dallas and will have no more time for active competition In th* sport that made him th* prlds o f Cuero, Tex. Hansen announced hla deci­ sion to give up pole vaulting at a weekend newt conference —confiding that he had mad* up hi* mind to quit If he won the 1964 Olympic title In Tokyo. He won with a vault o f 16 feet 8 3/4 Inches — although Hanaen'a best height Is a world record 17 feet 4 inches. 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SOFT WEVE TOILET sf year vaeatiea Page 8 — May 17, 19«u s | . .. v » (i '•: ’a - • J trip lest e sa sw l frrtffl r rvt *5 » f * I f,' Air CeadlUenlag FA R R E LL’S S IT E TOP T A L U S STAMPS f * »n > r . j r Pole Vaulter Hansen Retires ON 1M BRANDS IV IR Y f- ' BrntTorS BLEACH FULL GALLON v 39 ‘ SEALD6WEET LEMONADE MOZ. CAN 5 £ * U. 8 . NO. 1 NEW TEXAS LARGE CRISP ONIONS® 19 CELERY — 10 LIMIT • PLEASE GOLDEN RIPE 0 *M I Dw> A WMk ■ iSli ? 0 �Tom Rolfe Eyes Belmont Stakes After Victory In Preakness d ip •anforb Mairesse Wins FRANCORCHAMPS, B e l fium (U P I)—Willy Metres t« of Belgium, driving a Fer­ rari 250 LM, won th* Grand Prix of Spa, Sunday with an averaga speed o f 125.29 mllea par hour. Hla time for the 315.22 mllea waa two houra, 29 minute*, 45.7 aecondi. The Ford Cobraa continued to dominate tha grand touring claaa aa Bob Bondurant of the United Statea turned In 35 lap* In two houra, 32 minutea, 49.8 aecondi at an average apaed o f 123.75 mllea par hour. Legal Notice IIKSOLLTIOY >f>. 1U t m k t o w n - c o u n c i l o k At.. t a m o n t h h d m n u h , k i .o i u k a WK.K.TINO OK MAT ». l t d WHKHKA8. Orville Jolm.on III and Carolyn C. Johnson, hla wife. ara the fee simple ownera o f that real property adjactnl to that portion o f Klorlda lloulevaM lylna between th* Itouth aid* o f I.ot I and th* W «*t aid* o f Lot It. Block It. flanlando th* Suburb n*autl> ful, balna that part of Florida I le u U vir d running ttnuthraat. *rly from 1-ak* mreet to lh* Itouth *I<1* o f I,oL I, Block It. Hanlando th* Hurburb Keautlful par Plat th *r*of aa recorded In Plat Book I. Paa* I t of th* public record* of Hemlnole County Klorlda. and WIIKRKAB, th* Town Cnunrll o f Attamont* Hprlnae, Flor­ ida, did pursuant to Public Heerlng held puriuant to no­ tice duly pubtlahed and potted on April II, 1H1, unanlmoutly vote lo abandon and vacata that portion o f Florida lloul*. yard described h*r*lnabov*. NOW, TIIKREKOIIB, It li hereby r*eolv*d that th* p o r­ tion o f Florida Boulavard detcrlbad haralnabora bt and tha •am* I* heraby yaeated and •bandonad aa thou tha aama had navar aaialtd, and It I* further, ItEBOLVED. that thla r»*o1utIon ahould ba publlehad one lima within thirty <*8> day* i f t*r It* adoption and t h u th* proof o f publication of nolica o f public hearlna. thla it a i lu lion and th* proo f of publica­ tion o f Ihl* rteolutltn thould b* apread upon t.i* public re ­ cord* . . . . Tha abova b*lna ordained by th* Tow n Council o f Altamonte aprlnae, Florida, S e m i n o l e County, on thla th# ll h day o f May. 1111. „ Dorothy Bard**n Clerk, Tow n Council Altim o n t* Bprlna*, Florida Publlah May It, 1*1* CDM-II y t ib ria i t i t coi wt, IIBTM JUDICIAL CIHCUIT IF FLOEIDA IN ABU FOR MNINOLM COUNTY. N CMABCEHY B «. 14-74*. NEE MEREDITH, wldoar, I’ lalntlff, *' If. WILL1B, Defendant. KOTICB OF SUIT :oi a . m . w iL L is. WIIOBE RESIDENCE IB UNKNOWN and W H O CONOEALB HIMHKLF BO THAT PROCKBB CANNOT BE PERSONALLY SERV­ ED UPON HIM; A C O M P L A I N T IIAVINO IEKN Fllad In tha Circuit lourt In and for Hemlnole lounly, Florida, In Chancery, ntitled, “ INEZ MEItEOTlI, rldow, VS. O. M. WILLIS raying for eortaln relief lor ha abova named Plaintiff In** leredlth and aialnet you tha bova named defendant, O. M' n o w , THEREFOR*. THIS S TO NOTIFY YOU That If eu with to defend *e*lnet end ontMt th* above *ntltl*d acIon, You nr# required to III* our A a iw ir or other written eftnie. If any you have, to hi* Complaint with tha Cl*tk f tha abov# d**crlb*d Court nd to **rv* upon Plaintiff* ttorney, ALBERT N. FITTS. I laaonlo lluildlna. S a n f o r d , ■lorlda, a copy thereof on or •fora th* llh d»y of Jun* ’ t h e NATURE of nald Comlalnl I* to prny that th* folswing d*»crlbed land* lyln* nd b*lne In B*mlnol* County, ilarlda. to-w lti __ fail 1, Block "C.“ OENE UAUI.KB SECTION OF MEREDITH MANOR, ac­ cording to th# plat th*raof recorded In Pint Book a, png* II of th* Public Rec­ ord* of Stralnolo County. Florida, and, . . . . That portion of l-ot I. Block T V OENE OABLE* SECTION OF MEREDITH MANOR, according to plat thtroof recorded In Pl*> Rook I. pag* II of Public Record# of Bimlnolo County, Florida, dearrloed aa follow*: COMMENCE at th* g. W. Corner of Lot I. Block C. Oene liable* Sec­ tion of Meredith Manor, at aforaaald. thonca run North II Deer*** *1 utea Waat III.TI f**t to a point o f bfglon ln a; thence continue North 41 degree* II minutea Wtat M i l f**t to tha P. C. o f a curve hav­ ing a radlu* o f 11.11 f**L thence Northerly •« th* arc of said curve l l - l l f*«l to th* P. T. o f aald curve, thence gauth 14 d*gr*** I* minute* Eaat **.4 f**t. thane* Bouth II d*gr**a II minute* II aeeond* Eaat IT.II fe*t to tk* aald polat or btglanlag. a foracloetd by virtue o f a ■rtala vendor'# lt*a again*! ild land*: FAIL NOT TO ANSWER **t a D*«roo Pro Con feeeo ba ■fared heroin ngalnot you. WITNESS MY HAND and the fflclal Seal o f Ik* abov* atylI Court at Sanford, Semlnol* ounty, Florida, thla llth day r April. A. D. U II. IEAL) Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of U e a bar* ityled Court By: EUeabtlh Iruanabaa LBERT N. FITTS ‘ En lid lag icy f o r FU lnllrf h: Map 3, l b IT, SI. t i l l Rolfe middle of the race track to-1 straighten out Tom Rolfe bedoing any damege and urday's Preakness, and so at Laurel race course—far re­ moved a little farther than he the foul claim agalnat him was managed to |not allowed. late in getting to the paddock moved from the commotion planned but before the race that trainer slirred up by hit victory over Frank Whlteley could be fined Ogden Phipps's Dapper Dan 350 for his tardiness. which resulted In a charge oi Property j L But after game little Tom intimidation by lim acl ValenRolfe, the imallest horse in luela, who rode Dapper Dan. the field, charged to a neck Turcotte, a 24-year-old rider victory even though he lost a from Grand Fatla, N. D-, get­ a shoe somewhere on the ting his first crack at the d a i ­ track, Whlteley couldn’t care sies, engineered the move that less. His colt won 3128, tOO. had Valeniuela afraid for his The trainer already was life. C o m ity planning for t h e Belmont When Tursotle saw Dapper 922-OS31 114 NORTH PARK Stakes at Aqueduct on June 3. Dan streaking down the rail Before the sun set at Pimlico he moved Tom Rolfe from (he BALTIMORE, Md. (UPt) ~ horse shipped to Pimlico, the he had ihlpped Tom Nrralft May 17. 1965 — Page 7 Tom Rolfe, the last horse on last horse entered In Sat­ back to the quiet of his barn ward the oncoming horse. He fore Motorettes Take Top Honors Pole Position In Bill Hemphill Bowl League For '500' Race The BUI Hemphill Motorctiei League recently conclud­ ed a very auccetaful aeaion at Jet Lanes with the Starchlefi t e a m winning the championihlp after a iplrlted league rice with the Tempeiti and the Skylsrka and LeSabrea puthing them for honor* all the way. Member* of the winning Starchief team In­ cluded Shirley Maxwell, Mar­ ion Harrii, Evelyn Milts and Linda Toil. The ireond place team, the Tempeiti, had Harriet Gatii, Carolyn Nelton, Mabel Dug­ gan and Betty Bustard on their roster. Both the winner* and the runnera-up were re­ cipients of trophies for their efforts. Some of the other awards presented to the bowlera at their annua) banquet at the Capri Lounge and Restaurant were the high average award taken by Linda Pott, High Seriei Scratch taken by Dirkii Owens and High Game Scratch won by Evelyn Wag­ ner on the last day of Bowl- Legal Notice I* tba Coarl of it * Cnunly -tod**- I m l t t l t C'aimly, Flor­ ida, la Probat*, la r*i Estate »r Herbert K. Fulltr DeretMd To All Crrdllara aod Prra*o* Havlag Claim* *r Drmaada Agatatt laid Etlatn You am) *ach of you are hereby nollfltd amt required lu preient any cUImt and de­ mand! Which you, nr tlthtr of you. may h»v* agetnel tht •■tat* of llrrbrrl E. Fuller, drc***rd, lit* of tald County, to th* County Juilg* of Stmlnolr County, Florida, at hla office In tha court houi* o f «ald (County at Sanford, Florida, within all calendar month) from th* Mm* of th* flrit pub­ lication of thla notice Two roplrt o f each cltlm o- demand •hill b* In writing, and rhall ■tat* th* place of naldtnce ■nd post office addr*t* of the claimant, and ahall b* *worn to by lh* claimant, hi* aarnt. nr altnrnty and #ocomp*nl»d by a filing f** of on* dollir ■nd such claim or demand not •o filed *h*lt ba void. Ruth Fullar A* Adminlitralrl*. e.t.a. at th* Eital* of Herbert E. Fullar, deceit*-! Winderwrtdle, Halnte S W*rd Atlorneya l i t Park Avenue. S. Winter Park, Kla. Publleh May 17, It. II S Jum T. l i l t CDM-II IB THM COURT OF THE COP ST Y i l ' D U E SEMINOLE COI'STY, FLORIDA, l\ PMORATR- BO. 4T*S In re I Eatalo o f VEIIA OLADYH CH ATTER TUN, D*c***e<l. T o All Creditors g a d P t e t t t i Slav lag Claim* m Domaadt Agalaat la id Kalatai Vou and each o f you are hereby notified and required In pretent any claim* and de­ mand* which you, or althar of you, may hav* agalnat th* ••tat* of VERA OLADYS CHATTKRTON. dtcaaaad. lata of •aid County, lo th* (’ uunty Judy* of Samlnol* County. Florida, at hi# office In lh* court home of aald Counly at Sanford. Florida, within *lx calendar month* from th* time of th* fleet publication of tbta nolle*. Two copl** o f **rh claim or demand ahall b* In writing, and thall slat* the place or realdenc* and poet of fb-a addrea* of lha claimant. ■nd *h*ll ha aworn to by th* claimant, hla agent, or hla at tornay and accompanied by a filing f*a o f ona dollar and •uch Helm nr demand not to filed ahall ha void. Dayl* J. Holme*. Aa admlnlatratrlx of tha E*lat* of V*rw Uladya Chatterton, d*r*aa*d Dayl* J. Ilolmea 11*1 Chaea Av». Hanford. Florida ruhlleh: April II. May I, 1*. IT. I H I CDL 71 In th* Covet o f lh* Caoaty dodge, Berntaele Caoaty, FlaeISa, I* Probata, lo *•■ Rotate o f ing. The High Strict Handicap wga taken by the new secretary for tha Summer League, Marion Harrii. A surprised Betty fiuatard wai the win­ ner of the High Game Handi­ cap Award. A great improve­ ment in scoring ability dur­ ing the courts of the aeaion won the M o i t Improved Award for Marilyn Warnlcke at aha notched a fine total of 14 plna gain in average. This popular morning lea­ gue la in the process of re­ organising for a short summer schedule that will bowl every Tuesdiy at 9:30 itartlng on May 18 and ending after 14 week* of bowling. Anyone in­ terested In Joining this handi­ capped league may call Bet­ ty Richey at 322-9559 or at the lane*. 322-7542. It ii pointed out to those interested that a two-week free period Ii granted to alt girl* participat­ ing so that they can cover their vacation weeks without any additional expense to them. City League Standings NATIONAL W L Chaie ..............................I 2 First Federal ................7 3 Locomotive Engineer! . 3 4 Hunt lincoln Mercury . 4 fl Quality Mobile Homei . 0 10 Game Today: Quality vi. Lo­ comotive, 4.-30, Bay Avenue Park LITTLE AMERICAN W L George* ........................ 4 4 Strickland Morrison — • 4 Navy ..............................5 5 Florida State ................4 6 Sanford Atlantic ...........4 I Game Today: Navy vs. Georg c i, 7:00, FI. Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W L Ci vitas •■•«.,»»•*»...«■ 3 3 Elks ft 3 Rotary ft Shrine ........................... 4 CPO ................................. 3 3 Klwanli ............................ 3 3 Garnet Today: 4:30, Shrine v>. Kiwanis; 7:30, Elka vi. Civitan, both garnet Pine burit Park CITY LEAGUE W L Kings wood ....................... 3 3 Leroy Robb ..................... 3 3 Kilowatts .........................7 3 Panning Lumber .............3 4 Chirk N' Treat ...............4 3 Chase .............................. I 9 USO ............................... I • Games Today: 7:30, USO va. Chick N’ Treat; 3:43, Chase v i. Klngiwood, both garni* Ft. Mellon Park CHURCH LEAGUE W L Knights of Columbua .. • 0 Church of God of P....... 3 4 Congregational ............ 3 3 Plnerreit Assembly . . . . 3 No garnet Today Goes To Foyt INDIANPOLIS, Ind. (U P I> —Defending champion A. J. Foyt has grabbed the pole posi­ tion in what shapes up aa the fattest starting field ever put on the bricks for the 500-mlie Memorial Day auto race. Foyt earned the choice flirting spot by leading 19 first-day qualifier* Saturday in a successful assault on tha 160-miles-in-hour barrier. Only two other drivers managed to m ike the field at the wind whipped Speedway Sunday. That left even doten spot* to be filled next weekend when the trials end, to round out a field of 33 starters battling for a May 31 jackpot of more than 3500,000. The 21 weekend qualifiers have an average speed of 156.345 mph, more than 4 mpb faster than the 1134 field. For the second straight year th* rear-engined machines power ed by Ford V-3 engines will occupy the front rows on th* flying start come r ic e day. the scene but the first at the wire, and Ron Turcotte, hli daring young Jockey, were the toast of the racing world to­ day following their victory in tha 3139,600 Preakneis Stakes, But Lucky Debonair, the Kentucky Derby winner who finished seventh in the second of the Triple Crown Classics, was a hospital case and out of racing for about two months. He "bucked hit shins" and on­ ly time will heal (hem. Tom Rolfe was the last ^ CARRAWAY McKIBBIN STO CK UP & SAVE O N THESE Bwouimm! FaiCfiaoooTMiKI*«®»»«30AT M IC It 6000 THRU ROMRSMY QUANTITY RI6NTS RIURVRO ________________________________ ____ __ I I A l i t C'A H I I D ITI U T IL E i »a i n t s Iu urraun *2S?V HU NOT ' • M M T# A • ttu m u iru T | IAIT MYIM3 eeVTYTAMMMR Ml HKD N W II u h u . / i n H i! Au t «x C S iiv ii m ot • MtMtVM u n tSHCTANCT tAct* aseter • s a i n IN M MINUTU u i iil RSw . - FREE, 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3640 In Florida, after a day’s fishing beer’s the one for good taste, good fun THOMAS S. RUMELET Dacaaeed To All Crodiioea aod Pareoee Maetag C la im aa Damaad) Aa* loot Sold Ratal* t Tou and each of yea are haraby notified and required to prettat any claims and demenda which you, or either of you, may have against th* eelat* of TIIOMAB 1. RDM BLBT, daetoaad, lal* or eeld County, to th* Counly Juda* of Bemlaol* County, Florida, at hla office la tha eourt houe* •f aald County at yanford. Florida, within alx ealendai month* from th# time of th* flr*t publlcaUoa o f Ufa nolle*. Two copl** o f *ach claim or demand ahall h« la wrlilna. and ahall aiata th* plac* of reeldtnr* an* poet office eddr*** #f th* claimant, and thall b* aworn to by tb* claimant, bt* ag**L or attorney and ac companttd by a filing f*a of on* dollar sad such claim or demand aot *o riled shall be veld. /• / Daugla* d M itro m Aa admlalaUatar o f th* Eatat* af THOMAS R RUMELET, Dtcaaaad ■TENSTHOM, DAVIS * McINTOSU Attoraaya far Adaslalatratag Past Offlea Rag t i l l Ban ford. Fieri da ItTTt Publleh May II, IT, SL II, 1141 CDM-J1 \ W k em er yea fish (or ip o rt-o a the ocean, by the booalof .m C or on i o m __ quiet country pond* It's great »t the cad of the day to head for a rewarding glue ci beer. While you’ re talking over the ona thtt got ow«y, or pen-frying the ones that didn't, you enjoy the hearty taste and cnol refreahnsent only a glm o l beer can give you ao well. Yea, whatever your ipart-bow liog or MioUinc, golSng or gRideidnc a froaty glue ol beer mikee R naturally FYNE-TASTE ASt-aiTED f 0 0 LARY PAM l a w s Sw3*4 I J R « | . Q RUNS r t « « 4 1 ; ( 0 ------ ---------ri--- :------- ~riw 1 *• 0 Mrirw Im le a w m o e w e e iw iie iw ! * ■ ■ ■ * * *• • • • «• »• *• • • A-V.S-41 1 , 0 ■SOFT DUNKS & m acs; * ' A- S* —----- - �Iff V n tfarl P a g e 8 — May 17, 1995 f ir t ll Miss C orbett Glenn Crews W ed In Sanford Ceremony Miss Sandra Corbett, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mra. Maurice J. Corbett, Lakevlew Drive, Sanford, and Glenn Crew*, •on of Mra. Bcttlc Crewi, Lakevlew Drive, Sanford, and Warren G. Crewa, of Gainesvllle, were united in marriage on April 10 at 7 p.m. at the Congregational C h r 1 a 11 a n Church in Sanford. Rev. Walter A. R, McPher­ son officiated In the double ring candlelight ceremony. The church waa decorated with bankets of while gladioli and chrysanthemums, flanked by double candelabra and banked with potted palm*. Mr*. Helen Jicmuaat, organfat, played the traditional wedding muilc and accom­ panied a trio conilitlng of Mra. Cecil Dandrldge, Miia Lucy Willi* and Miia Brenda Carroll who aang "Oh Prom* lie M e." Mra. Dandrldge also aang "The Lord'* Prayer" aa n aolo. The bride waa given in riage by her father, She waa attired in a formal length white gown featuring a fitted lace bodice with wriat length •leevei. The full aklrt conelated of Her* of laco adorned with aeed brilliant*. She tip veil lopped pearl tiara and carried a bou­ quet o f while chrysanthe­ mum* with white r i b b o n streamer*. Miae Bette Corbett, o f the bride, waa maid or. She wore a ballerina length gown of yellow chiffon over satin and a pale yellow flowered Uara with a short veil. She carried a bouquet o f yellow chryaanthemuma. Paul Crewa, brother of the groom, waa beat man. U ih-( era were Jack WUllama and Dennis Rlincr, all o f Sanford. The bride's mother waa at­ tired in a two-piece blue lace dreia with white acccaaorioi and wore a pink chrysanthe­ mum corsage. The groom’s ssmsmm S P E C IA L I of/fomi $. ¥ 4 m mother wore a pink lace dreia with pink and navy acccssorlei and a coraage of blue chryaanthemuma. Following Iho ceremony a reception was held in Fellow­ ship Hall o f the church. The serving table waa overlaid with a white heirloom cloth and decorated with an ar­ rangement of yellow orchids. Centering the (able waa a tliree-tlered wedding c a k e topped with a bride and groom and trimmed with yel­ low roses. Punch waa served from a W. W. Club Plans Luncheon Meeting Mother-Daughter Tea For Graduate Tuesday The executive board meet fng of the Welcome Wagon Club of Sanford was held at huge crystal bowl with a float­ the homo of Mr*. John Brown ing ring of roses. Nuta and back. mint* alio were aerved. As­ The president, Mra. John sisting In the aervtng were Mrs. Earl Moxlcy and Mrs. Pugh, gave a report on the Bonner Carter. Mra. G. O. recent Council meeting held Nordgren wai floating hoateaa in Winter Park. The Sanford, and the bride'i book waa kept Deltona and DeLand clubs by Mr*. Paul Crew*. For her golng-away outfit will meet in the near future the bride choic a yellow bro­ to finalize plans for a Septem­ cade iheath trimmed with a ber "G ala" in DeLand for Iho white lace panel and wore Central Florida Council of white acceiiorlei and the cor­ Welcome Wagon Clubs. The Sanford Club's display aage from her bouquet. The couple li now rciidlng at the council workihop in­ at SOT South Park Avenue, cluded an afghan, made in knitting cla n , a painting and Sanford. the iponaori' wheel. The council hai requested 22 coplci of the club bulletin, which will be sent to clubi in Central Florida. Mra. J. Ruasell Wolff la In charge of this project. Those attending the eouneil meeting were Mra. Pugh, Mra. Albert Shaw and Mrs. Lou Roberta. The regular monthly club meeting ia scheduled for this Tuesday, at the Tradcwlnds Cafeteria starting at 8 a.m. This la an important meeting and all members are urged to attend. Reservatloni must be in today. Call Mrs. Roberta at 322 8116. Casselberry Personals MR. AND MRS, GLENN CREWS (Goasman Photo) Mrs. Ralph Webb of 306 Elm Drive suffered a broken arm and back Injuries last week In a fall in her home and Is hospitalized for the next two week*. She la a patient in Ward 10 at the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital. Mrs. R. A. Newman Jr., I daughter, Mias Anne Crapps I ustion mother-daughter tea .a t the Newman Mrs. Jamea If. Crapps and I were co-hostcases for a grad-j honoring Miss Susan Perkins, j 2001 Lilly Court. ■ - Vales Host At Gala Dance Edgar and Betty Vale and daughter, Bettlna, honored the entire Seminole High School Band and both Majorette Corps with a "Hoo-Tca-Nany" at the Melody Skating Rink, last Saturday, One of the latest trenage combo* provided music for dancing. The guests sang folk songs and danced from 10 p.m. In 1 a.m. Punch, chips and dips, m ix­ ed nuts, popcorn, candy and cookies were served fay the hosts. The king-sized plastic punchbowl waa decorated with foil and ribbon. Favors, which were part of the table decoraIlona were miniature diplo­ By Jane Casselberry Circle Chairman Mrs. Nel­ son Iiunnrll of tsmgwood was honored at a luncheon attend­ ed by mern hers of tho liebekah Circle of the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church WSCS Monday at the home of Mrs. Edgar Lyons on Lake Hodge, Mr*. Iiunnrll and her hus­ band wilt celebrate their SUIIt wedding anniversary May 23, but will leave for their sum­ mer home in New Hampshlro next week. Co-hod esses for tho affair were Mrs. Mary Mobley and 3lrs. William Young. Tho honurrn was presented from tho clrclo a copy of "Leaves of Gold," a collec­ tion of Inspirational writings. & takas tho simmer out of summer at cool, cool pr/cosl HAIR STYLE AT BETTY ANNB'H Also honored was M n . M. C. Dugglns of Casselberry uho has been teaching a study course on the Hook of Urnesls for the circle. She was given a copy of "Living Leltcrs," a modern intcrprePaul taken from Tho Testament The delicious luncheon of assorted cheeses, cold cuts, salads and relishes was top­ ped oft with strawberry short­ cake and whipped cream. A tation of tho letters of Rt. mold of golden gelatin waa 92.00 •OOP 8 ham poo And Ret |U I ♦ loo^ is IM M ifn tra a c tt! EC K E R D Drug S t o r e r Plans Tea Members of the Wilson PTO are sponsoring a retirement tea for Sirs. Thelma Sikes at sisted Mrs. Vale with the the school, Saturday, May 22. serving. All friends of the school Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cowand Mrs. Sikes arc cordially Icy and band members called invited to attend. throughout the party hours. Some had attended previous parties. z w t j m * WHOLE HOUSE SYSTEM? Why spend money rejuvej nating an old, tired unit? Why replace it with another room unit when you can geO such a good buy on a quah ity Carrier System? Call us today. . . and ba assured of whole-housa comfort for year* to come. • No Money Down •Terms To Fit Your Budget Meat eaaaixt am eotsomomw IB SOLS TUB AFTM VIA* THAN MV OTHIR **A*g Southern Fashionettes Unlined hooded parkas In bleeding a n d non-bleeding madras rate high on the boy's wear front for aprlng. The zipper model predominates. Second on the list: a pop-over kangaroo pocket model. STOP B Y OR C A LL — 322-8321 EXPERT SERVICING 2513 PARK DR. SANFORD, FLA. SPECIAL EVENT BKTTINA V A LE nml Ernest Cowley nt the "Hoo-Ten-Nnny" given nt tho Mclodeo Skuting Rink for Bund member* und M ajorettes. Club Department Plans Program LUNCHEON HONOREE Mrs. Nelson Bunnell (center) was feted In honor o f her GOth wedding anniversary Monday by members o f the Rclmknh Circle o f the Casscll)erry Community Methodist Church. Hos­ tess. Mrs. Edgar Lyons, (left) wag assisted by Mrs. William Young (rig h t), (Herald Photo) FOR APPOINTMENT C A LL 322-4913 Betty Anne's llalr Htyling Salon 2201 8 . Park Ave. Tho American Home De­ partment of the Sanford Wom­ an's Club will meet this Wed­ nesday at the home of 3tr*. Douglaa Slcnstrom, 488 El­ liott Avenue. PAUL U V t K BOWLS The business session will 5" dlam. 91.05 8" dlam. |9.95 start at 10 a.m. followed by 3 ) i " dlam. 2.93 7" dlam. 7.95 SILVER PLATE BY — the program "Let's Make INTERNATION AL Hats." Mra. nichard Holtzclaw, of Milady's Shop will give a demonstration on hat making and one will be 112 8 . PARK AVE. awarded aa a door prize, KADER JEWELERS By Mrs. Jeha Im m Mr. and Mra. Fred Belnert of Coronada Road celebrated their 38th wedding annivers­ ary Sunday with dinner at their favorite restaurant in DeBary. Mr. and Mra. F. C. fimltb of South DeBary, who lost their homa by fire recently, wish to thank the many friends and neighbors who came to their asalstanre, and extra thanks to the DeBary Volunteer Fire Department which tried to salvage all it could. taking another three-day law tnforeement course in Semin­ ole County, sponsored by the FBI cm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Mr*. Talman Van Artdale Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hook of Palmetto Drive celebrat­ ed their 32nd wedding anni­ versary on Monday, May 10, with a dinner at Creighton's In Winter Park. Mr, and Mrs. David W. Lang of DeBary sponsored the baptism of their daughter, Paula Trances, oa Sunday nt the DeBary Community Meth­ odist Church with the Rev. Ce­ cil N. Ogg officiating. Constable Oscar Paplnaau ia This Beautiful Walnut Finish CEDAR CHEST Wilson P T O t u decorated with w h i p p e d cream and a "SO” in honor of the occasion. Olliers attending the lunch­ eon were Mrs. John Blrkholmer, Mrs. Ernst Frunckenberg, Mrs. A. T. Dahl and Mra. Leonard Casselberry. Shaping c o lo g n e dusting powder mas. Blue and whlto chrys­ anthemums interspersed with fern also added to Iho table decor. Mra. Mildred Pctcra and Mrs. Ruby Harkclt, mother* of two of tho majorettes, as­ Arrangements of magnolia blossoms and Easter lilies were placed at vantage points throughout the house. The hostess gift to Miss Perkins was Websler'a New Collegiate Dictionary. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white organza cloth appliqued with pastel flowers. The center arrange­ ment of white roses, daisiea and fern was flanked by two candelabra with white tapers. Punch was served from ■ sil­ ver bowl with a nosegay of flowers in a floating ice cake. Mrs. A1 Wallace and M n . W. M. Philips presided at the tea table and floating hostess­ es were the Misses Sally Pe­ terson, Kathy Moore and Lin­ da Pcrkina. About 100 gucsta were in­ vited to call from 4 to 6 p.m. Methodist WSCS Honors Mrs. Bunnell WITH A NEW $ - r j HOSTESSES AND 1IONOREE nt n Tnother-dnimhter ten honoring Mias Stiann Perkins lire from left, Miss Ann Crnpps, Mrs. J. H. Crapps, Mra. B. L. Perking* Jr., Mias Perkins und Mra. It. A. Newman Jr. SHAPE UP DOROTHY GRAY ------- - residence, ISN’T IT ABOUT TIME YOU TRADED IN YOUR OLD ROOM AIR C0NDITI0NER0N FRIGIDAIRE and Mra. Chester Itearick were co-hostcssea at a bridge party of two tables klonday, May 10, at the home of Mrs. Van Aradala on Smyrna Drive. A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! •V'.il .* a m * liowT Play Yard For Kiddif* t DRAWING SATURDAY AFTERNOON YOUR FAVORITE SALE OF THE YEAR PECH G LO 4 Pechglo, a moat delightful rayon and nylon c o m b i n a t i o n , feels lu xuriously co o l and fresh a« a fluff o f powder next to the akin. Which is why so many devotees, who insist on Pcchglo panties all year round, wouldn't dream o f misting those special limited time savings. YOUR FAVORITE BRIEF ( regularly $L2S each) [ERECTOR • Zips out cUBIl l( a touch into 80-cube aervari Comet with two 20 cube trayal e No frost, no defrosting evert e Giant 106 lb. xero zone freezer end more. ». *279” now 3 for only 93.25 Sixes 4 lo 7, in Dawn Pink or Star White. (Size 8, rrg. $1.50 each, n ow 3 fo r $ 3 .8 5 ) Bandeau, sixes 32 to 38, re*. $2.50 each, n ow 5 f o r $ 6 .3 5 Sizes 4 to 7, Star White. (Size 8, reg. $1.50 each, now 3 for 13.85) rae-izti Iti FOR FREE DRAWING NOTHING TO BUT AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! S f*Mf Our thriftiest FRIGIDAIRE Frost-Proof 2-Door Coma In And Make Your Selection! DROP BY AND REGISTER • HOME OF BPRING A W BEDDING! m*int .i tj|«Y* Hit* « V T»ar IT’S TIME FOR SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cm, 1 . 1st A Sanford Am a n -tin s u -s iu Flemings GUla - Cards . Books 210 E. First St. G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES YOUR n U G ID A lR B DEALER |17M W . FIRST BAN FORM* PH. MI-19911 G ? w a s iX �Ffr Fgrfari l i f B _______________ (D o w i Mny 17. 10G5 — Pupa 9 U)& Jha. W om an: O b b if : I PEAR ABBY: Whit do l y f l think of ■ married mao I who cornea to the office I every day with big holes in |the heels o f his socks? OFFICE GANG DEAR GANG: Apparentlly his wife doesn’t give a I darn. And he's afraid to ■five her the needle. By Abigail Van Buren doctor says I can’t ride in bucket seats or in fast swerving cars — so hubby says I am selfish when I refuse to go on those car trips with him. He drives his sports car to work 25 mlies every day. yet he is mad when I tell him 1 want an ordinary-sited, comfort­ able car for week-ends. 1 realise he enjoys his sports car, but do we have to be­ long to a car club? We are twice as old ss the average member. DON’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: The family that plays together stays to­ gether. So if, due to a bad back, you can't race around in a sport* car, your hus­ • • • | ^ E A R ABBY: We are in I ( A 50*s, have grown chilIdren a n d grandchildren. My husband has a sport* car, and he belongs to a car club for people who are craiy about sports cars. They go on long drives to­ gether. Each one is some kind of show-off, really. 1 have back trouble and my band should turn In his gog­ gles and helmet and join you for a game of checkers. • • • DEAR ABBY: My boy Is 29 years old and he still lives at home. He has a good paying job which leav­ es him $416 a month takehome, not counting over­ time. I keep his room clean­ ed up, do his laundry, sec that hi! suit is pressed and 1 even shine his shoes. He eats breakfast at home every morning, I pack him a lunch, and he eata dinner at home about four nights a week. If he doesn’t gel steak every night he hollers. He give* me $50 a month and complains that this is ELEVISION TONIGHT MONDAY P. M. 11:IS (1) Tonlta Show TUESDAY A. M. •:IS ( I ) Niw a ( I ) New*. Sport* W«ath *r <1) Ntwieo pe, Cant. *:00 <:'S S:!S <:IS I I I (S) Maverick (S) r'lis N i k . (1) If untl*r-I)rlBkt*» Tt.port ♦ Till (S) Z an i a r t y 1:11 7:00 (*> D l*..l Karen T IS d <>> V o y a g e to III* B o t­ tom o f tho He* (S) T o Tell the Truth ( t ) I*»t (Jot A S*crtt (1) Man From UNCLB 1:11 ( I ) T h . Andy arirtlth Show (S) No Tima (or S . r ■•ant. SiM (S) Monday Nlcht M o r i. (S) Wen dy and Ma ( ] ) Andy W illia m . 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ITU* LAO CAN FINANCE TBS SOLITUDE | HI N U D E MI RELY Ey'TAKlNO A FEW Sim p l e r » z e n a m < / unfortunately * HEWA GIT EOUEAMIfHAfOOTENTER-; iN6 THHHNO/—MAK-KAFF.'— PEE-] HAP» you CANHELPPEREUAOEHiMf/ f*r 7*w*r- 9 9 9 DEAR ABBY: In a recent T O R O N T O TELE­ GRAM there way a letter in your column regarding will­ ing one’s eyes otter death. My huiband dird suddenly last summer. Roth he and I had signed statements will* mg our eyes, but I was in a state of shock and forgot all about it until my 20year-old son reminded me. My neighbor took the signed consent slip to the hospital Immediately. (Tim e is an important element.) Thank heaven it wasn’t loo late. Of all the hundreds of ex­ pressions of sympathy I re­ ceived on the toss of my huiband, the one most com ­ forting to me was a letter saying that my husband’ s eyes are helping TWO for­ merly blind people to see. You may use my name if you wish. BETTY BISHOP Yours truly, • • • DEAR ABBY: Mayhe "WASHED U P " was wash­ ed up by 60, but how about "LOUIE THE LOVER ROY," a lovable character in our town who lost a pa­ ternity suit at the age or 76? KNEW LOUIE IN DAYTON DEAR KNEW I.OUIE: The world will never know whether he was really guil­ ty. What 76-year-old man would deny such a charge? • • • Problems? Write to Abby, Dox 69700, Los Angrtcs, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aclfaddressed envelope. • • • Hale to write letters? Send one dollar to Abhy, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." ware covered with a starkwhite goo it was hardly a wide-eyed look—but it was obviously new. Fur in addition to her fan­ tastic eye makeup, the model wore her hnlr beatnik fsshion — strnight and stringy with long, sparse bangs meeting Her brows. Qajcoby On (Bhidqsi Edgar Kaplan of New York whose team finished second to ours in this year's Vander­ bilt ha* been a lop player, teacher and writer for many years. Ills newest book "Com ­ petitive Bidding In Modern Bridge" is a fine exposition of many of the current expert theories. It is primarily for serious students of the game, berauso it deals entirely with a por­ tion of bidding that Is so com ­ plicated that other writers have barely touched on il. Edgar is a strong advocate of the weak Jump overcall. The main purpose of this overcall is to crowd the bidding so that tile opener and bis part­ ner will lie unable to find their best contract. Today's hand shows this bid NORTH A 653 11 \ ¥ Q9S51 « KT ♦ KJ9 WEST EAST 4 G J 10982 4 K4 ¥43 ¥ A 111 6 ♦ 361 AAi ♦ VJ J l OOf S 472 BOt-TlI ID) 4 A7 ¥ KJ T ♦ AB 4 Q 10* 9 11 North and South vulnerable South West North East 14 34 34 Pass 3 N T , Past ra n l ’aaa Opening lead—4 Q at its very best. North does not frcl strong rnough to show his hearts at the threo level so he bids three club*. South may *T( that's tha new took.” the man said with sad resig­ nation, " I ’m sorry I ever complained about the bushelbasket look the girls had when they were teasing their hair into untidy pyramids." And you really couldn’t help but feel sorry for him when he Iwgnn to talk nostal- gically about th* good, old daya when girts left thalr hair the color God mada It. They counted on tha thin* o f youth to glva It high­ light*, and wore it aoft, wavy and feminine about their faces—no streaking, no teas­ ing, no straggling. "I wonder when girl* will look like that again," he said, and went o ff to read some­ pass, hid three no-lrump or thing more reassuring for tho four clubs. In either of the tat­ male than a women’s m igater eases North is almost sure sine. The poor man (and there to pass. Three clubs makes easily; Ihrce no-trump goes must be many tike him) fig ­ down three tricks; four cluhs ures that the new look* are probably makes, although if coming too fast for a mere West opens a heart and East ducks the first lead four dubs male to adjust to. Just when he is beginning will go down. On the other hand, if West to tolerate a new look in tho merely overcalla with one feminine face or fashions, spado North might try two the women are told it’s tho hearts but would probably bid old look and aomething en­ two elubs. East would stick in tirely different has replaced a two diamond hid and South IL That doesn’t bother wom­ would rcbld to three clubs or two no-trump. In either of en one little bit. it give* those eases North would find them aomething new to atrlvo a three heart hid and South fur—a change that is refresh­ ing. would raise him to four. But it is a bit rough on tho Four hearts makes easily to give North and South game men who aren’t as keen on change as women are. and rubber. By Oswald Jacoby row I II Bet n u ld la a U l M NBC New* Ulrl Talk (») Th* Helm. (lam . (3) N.wa, Editorial, W . a . th*r M l (3) F.tcua t.sa II) A* Tk* Warli Taras 1:11 1:01 1:1* 3:11 1:31 1:11 1:11 l*OVW,W*'LL ALL H*M» TO WOW< TOMTUWj Call My Blu ff Donna R**d Hhnw N*w» Father Know* Tte.t (f> a*ar*k th.r • :SS (I I Captala E a e g * r * e 1:11 ( I ) W . e t h . r aad K .w a 1:1* (SI Today <») 1‘artrinnvllU l : * l (SI Divorce Court tl.c . Rrlil. Jeopardy Th* McCoy* Trie* I* lllaht too much. 1 would like to have an Idea of how much other mothers get for the ssme kind o f service. The next time he complains, what should I do? HOUSTON DEAR HOUSTON; Other mothers get twice that amount for half the service. Give your "b o y " back his $50 and tell him to shop around for a better deal, "Don’t tell me that's tha NEW look," said the man, glancing over hi* wife's shoulder as she studied a fullpage photograph o f a model in n women’s magaxine bear­ ing the short message “ The wide-eyed look.” Since the girl'* eye* were shut to show that her lids , By Ruth Millet! | (3) (I) (!) (I) (I) (I) IS) <*> (t) (II («) (!) (I) (S) (S) (3) (*) ft) S i l t (I) IS) (I) 1:1) (S) <:1D (S) (I) (S) S : 0 0 (S) 1:3* ( ! ) *1* (II (I) (t) Let’ * Make a Deal Newalln. NBC N»w» raa.w ore Moment o f Truth Flame In th* Wind Art Llnklrttar Day tn Court Th* Doctors ABC N*w* To T*U Th* Trutk Another World Genera) aroapttal Ntwe The K4g* *t Nlaht Tou Don't Bar Th* Touna .'lurried* Douala* Kdwari* > Sw *;■ t * * * * * * * Helping Keep AMERICA POWERFUL i * * * * * * * * * N.W* a*tr*t St*fM Troltmaiter T k* Mate* Hem* NBC New* Uncle W a lt ■ Mlk* D o ua l* . Show W ood y Woodpecker H.shunt sport* Naw.cop* L*ave It T* H»ae*r Bpnrta, XV.alhtr, Naw* W N FR-TV tIU N V R t, M T I KI DAY A. M. 1:3* S: SS•■: 11 1:00-V:3a Blan Dn Tlm .tln * VT American H l. lo r y (I) 1y - <A E 1:10-1:10 Hum anltle. (11-11) VT I:S3-1I):1S Spant.h ( I ) |n :o-| 0:f() s p . n l . h ( « ) 10: 01-11 :OS spec* Aa* Selene* (S) 11:10-11:10 Horl.l Bludlea ( I ) VT 11:11-11 :JS Kateldo.cop* ( f - i ) VT TUK*UAV r . M. 11:00-13:10 Keynot** of Mu.t* (1-3) 13:11-13:11 lilndertlm* 13:10 1:1* Humanltl*. V T R t:10-l:t(l K ip lo r ln a Hcl*ma (I) 1:11-1:01 naadlna (1-1) VTR 1 / | o \ ) i v ( L ir\ f) RID! " I am fifty, tall and bosomis. I would like to pad my Ibra but feel sure that the pads I would look artificial, so what I should I do?—Lola." Well, It la definitely lm poiij* to "g row " a bosom, so E well-padded bra. Have fitted to you and be sure at It looks well with your iy contour. "My derriere Is aa flat aa a Beaks and makes ma look lawful from tba back. 1 am forf. What caa 1 do about this appy alghtT -M ." At aom« corset shops you - find pads to round out the aad this certainly |adds to the style of the figure. ' ’ My neck la my one big Iproblem. It Is lined and looks lolder than I really am. What |caa I do?— Louise R ." You can use my program I for Improving the neck. Send I me a long self-addressed ! stamped envelope and enclose TAN cents in coin (no pennies) I'aHresslng me at 339 Weal Street, New York 10039, IN. Y. After receiving the leafIht, do make use of the InI formation. " I belong to a club (aa I v formal group of friends) and we are all over forty. Wa read your column, and most o f us are on your program for diet­ ing. I am having a luncheon for the entire group, and two of the ladies are thin and not on any diet. My problem U, could 1 serve a luncheon taken from your "Figure Perfection Diet" and not fix a separate lunch for those non • dieting two?— Mrs. R ." Serve your luncheon from my "Figure Perfection Diet." The two non-dieting guests can just eat more than the othera, •a the food is not any apodal diet food. It la just good food properly proportioned. "How do you use silver pow­ der on the hair? My hair Is gray and I have a silver din­ ner suit.—M arjorie." Comb your hair arrange it, and then spray or ahako tho silver powder on your hair. Comb It carefully and the neat day you can brush it out. If you use a holding spray, use It after applying the silver powder, ». Tomorrow — Career After Forty W IT fT fm ffT T T tfW T T ffW fffW ffff IN THI M f i l Taatl* a Ta**d ar F i r .i Baatanl Bfcawlaa I t . a a Inlew—first <Im * V i «B •m .oun a KI.ACK U t ' K " ( k a r r e . M llrkell—( ’■!•* F la * at Bi«a awty •THAT MAN FIIOW MO' Jeaa-I'aal Melmawda L‘*lM M e TILL 2;M W T m o n . FHL* NOW thru WED. SHIRLEY MacUUNE PETER USTINOV RICHARD CRENNA AMo to Reveal the Troth wtPiowt reprint by a dictatorial government, the men and women o f America’s newspapers, by seeking the facta and printing the facta, have alerted ns to the dangera o f creeping social ism. Free from the constant threat o f draatie penal tire . . . or o f outright aeiaure and confiscation . . . for criticising government policy, our pabLiahera continue to print tiie troth. A t th* acme time, through individual AT l;M • 3:93 • 1:19 7:11 • >:3I Th* !union of Individual initiative aad enterprla that betpa have Amertre povertd baa also mad* it poaeibie for tha Nation's invretor-owned, U i paying electrie power companies to win world leadership. Today, Florida Power 4 Light Company U accelerating iu already phenomenal rate of enponelcn to mart tha skyrocketing demand for increoaed power. By earring mere people, more efficiently each year, we hope to encourage today's trend In America which propose* greater freedom for private enterpriae ao that It may play ea greater rota in helping keep America Powerful. HTARTH THURSDAY C A FE TE R IA S Ipetlal . e W e e . Hew TeA « * . ■-------- Mde* fa* ealf yp*. initiative and enterprise, they have made American newspapers liie nioat informative . . . moot widely read . . . moat efficiently produced publications in the world. la it any wonder then that those who n ek to destroy the freedoms that make our Nation great, advocate federal ow bos ah ip o f certain busineiuire? Freedom o f the Preaa an we!! m freedom o f individual initiative and enterpriae moat be maintained to k trp America PowarfuL MATT MONRO SUSAN MAUGI1AN THE ANIMALS HERMAN’S HEKM1TB THE BEATLES IN GO GO MANIA! R i l z r l • i i i a W . Scott Burna, Mgr. M I M M M l+ S M 9 l I I I I 207 Magnolia Ava. i*49( �Horoscope Forecast I tf Maaferl Page 10 — May 17, 1965 Vrrall HERALD W ant-Ads Bring Fast Results 1VM DAT, MAT IS, IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES: A Mg opportunity la bow jroure to get all of your affair* on that solid and i« u r a struetura that I* *o vital to your b e lt Interest* for a consider­ able period o f time to come. Make sure you liilea for way* to Increase l a c o m e . The many practical person* you know are all eager to aid those about get ahead. AIRES (March 21 to April 19) Plan how you can get the advice and support o f bigwigs you know for your specific alms. Ideas they give will re ­ sult In improved credit rat­ ings. This can build to some­ thing fine. TAURU8 (April 20 to May 20) New situation* are aris­ ing that can mean added pro­ fit to you, so gel on the beam and fa all Be sure to consult with out-of-townera w h e r e new outlets are concerned. Get their OK first. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You have several vital ob­ ligations to meet, so be sure to do so conscientiously. Han­ dle the most Important things first. Evening can be very en­ joyable with loved one, if you make It so. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Express your feelings concerning what will help to give permanency to relationships with regular as­ sociates. Raise your level of consciousness. Make the right impression on all. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) if you are to get ahead you must gel the right type of work so that both you and co-workers can be happy and Jog along nicely together. Take the Ini­ tiative. System Is the key­ note. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You are desirous o f finding pleasure you have foregone iccenlly, so get work done well ind quickly, then go-gogol Realize aome of those dreams. You have the right hunches now—use them. IJBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) The ideal time to get family situations cleared up that bring greater concord. You can be more succeasful at work, too. Take advantage of new situations that crop up. KCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Taking the lime lo learn whst your posllion is with others Is an Intelligent thing to do now. Be very practical In nil of your affairs. This helps you to push ahead very quickly. MGITTAMUH ( Nnv. 22 to Jtrc. 21) Dwelling on financial matters is right at this time since you need lo have a greater abundance. Fine ad­ vantages and opportunities are open to you, Grasp themCAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Others arc willing lo assist you where personal desires are concerned, pro­ vided you itatc alms direct­ ly, lioncstly. Give more alienlion lo aocial amenities. In­ vitations enme. AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Keb. 19) Investigating Into what­ ever Is puzzling brings the right answers for you. Don't continue lo operate in the dark. This only geli you fur liter Into trouble and la ex­ pensive. PISCES (Feb. 2d to March 20) Being with companions who are truly interested in your welfare gives you a chance to clarify your posi­ tion, get their assistance. A c­ cept Invitations. Be with pcoplo you tike. IF YOUR CHIU) IS BORN TODAY, he or »he will be one ol those persons who arc very much concerned with the practical and basic things of life, but you must early teach the right principles that are an terribly important ao that the rnerglca can be channeled in Die right direction. Much aucccss ia possible in Uila most intelligent chart. An af­ fluent and happy life denoted bere. 'The Siam Impel, they I t compel," What T H malm el yeer life to largely ■» to YOU! Carroll Rlghter’a individual Forecast tor your sign tor Jum la m w ready. For your copy rood your Mrthdate aad 11.00 to Cartel! Rigkler Fore­ cast, The Saaford Herald, Boa 1921, Hollywood 20, CaUf. Mi Now You Know •*1*■- ■ * By Letted Press U termsUrnssi Americana will apend D » million for paint to refurbish the exteriors of their homos toll year, according to Cbcmy ical Week, a llcGraw-HUJ publication 2. Personate 15. Special Servicea On you hav* • drin kin g prob­ lem. Writ* P. O. n o x t t t t , Hanford. A & B CONTRACTORS 4. Ileauly Care HAR RIETT "* Keauty R o o k , ■off wo tor, ovtnln e app'ta. 1os Ho. Oak. IZ1-I743. SPECIAL ON PERM* Ar* Heauty Shop ha* moved In Out 'N* Curl Rrauty Hhnp. In"! nff nf regular pr lr»» of I ' n m i SIS Palmetto Aro. Ph. li t .o in . HOUR IMPROVEMENTS, HOOK I NO, PAINTtNO A IXFULATIKO Flnanclny Arrangad SSt-tllT SICK ROOM NEEDS Wheal Chalra, Walkers, Capaa A Crutch** fo r rtnt or aala. Prescription* at I, o ar a a I Prlca*. Ulacount lo psopta o v«r IS A all Etrylea Parsonnat. Chack our prleaa. FAU ST DRUG STORE Fraa Dallvary SIZ-OIII OFFKRINtl A SPECIAL BER6. Child Care VICE? Mora than 40.S0S raadara a*a Cha Hanford Harold rlaaalflad ada dally. Rstaa as UAIIY Hllflnx ilnna In mr tow xa 14c par ttna par day! home, day nr night. 173-1141. Dial 1 1 1 -llt l or Sll-tSZI sad NANNIE'S KIDD IN CAIIK, IttO placo your adt S. Oak A m . Infanta FIX IT HffOP tn S yrn. W * N « v , r l ' l n „ . NEW LOCATION IAS H n Kr*r.rh S i t . 1711 8. P e ts & S u p p lies DOtltf RECEIVED for Adop­ tion. boarded- Animal flaaoua League, 1700 W. Illnnaaota, Da Land. Ph. 711-1111. UK m i AN SH EPH ERD Plipplee, liura brad, unregleterad s : : - ms 12. .Special Notices t'ANAX Day Camp bealna Juna Uth., I-«k* riolden. For Infnrmallon rail 1I1-Z1II, Frad Cana a. MITCH INO Pnat Rifle * •’a « n Hhnp. Loan* on any* thing o f value. J»7» Hanfonl Av*.. 13. Catering - Food 15. Special Services WILL IT \ It U-TAKR DOLLAR ?\ TAKE 1 A BO U T p£R M iN U T E f U*V6T5] FIVE HWT THAT WX.AND M l M U T ES _ fUTHtM /TUATS ABOUT AVERAGE F T A N K FULLA G A S / j > Hanford'a Moat Coraplot* t e d W il l ia m s h d w WH-BON - MA1KR rURN* Buy — Salt — Trad* HI-1414 111-tl K. lot. IS3-I4H SSI K. 11th 21. Home Repalre For the hlsseet aataetton ad nearly new and uaad furni­ ture, aa* Noll's Furnituro Brokaras* In Caaaatbarry on t l - l ) . Open I day* I to l NOTICE Building Owntra — Lon g Hot Dry Weather — Roofa rrack and ahlnslaa curl up. Teia a F R E E E S T IW A T E Refinery Curp. ha* mlxhly plat* ro o f primer that pm* Upholeterlnp A Mattraaa ranovatlnx. New A Ueed F u r j f . Ilf* bark In Ihoa* roof*. We alao have aluminum roo f tura. Cat! Nix Reddlnx I W . Co. at T il Calory Av*. I IJ coatings and aluminum point that la oaf* for playaround 1117. equipment. Call ua fo* FREE Kellmala T. H. C. Adel,or. Ueed furnllur* appliance*, tool*, ate. Uousht . Sold. Larry'* na-issz. Mart. ) ! l Sanford A v a rh . 3)2-413). 22. Plumbing PLlWlllWJ ™ Contr scllns Repair* FR E E ESTIMATES R. L HA RVET !•« Sanford Ava Ill-tlll 16. Interior Decorators 23. Painting UPHOLSTERING. Iln p ir1* 1. Klip O v e r * . Pros Mil* malta. All wnrk suaranlrad. Alan, u**d furnllur*, Jlemn■ til* for *al*. Adam* Daeoralor* 3 :l-:ril3 . _____ PAINTINO A ra^alr, SR -IIH 18. ljinditcape Service (.’ djii -lk tk LArJTitfTXP^™ m a in t e n a n c e Mnwlna. Spraying. Prunlna. Edging. l.*>l Tour T.and»e*p« II* Our Worry. Call »■ for Eatlmat* an Taar Round "■VOSS LANDSCAPE 323-1050 A fter 6 Draper!** - Hllpcovara - Olfla JEAN MA RCEL INTETUOHH inns French Av*. X l)- I 1 »» 19. Hu I Idem Supplied I.AIVNH m o » t A , Edxlnx. Ion , PIIE-CABT Concrat* Slap* Clcanrd, Iwavra Vsruumad. OREHOItY LUMBER CO J23.SJHS. 43» Mapl* Ava IIM IO C<fMsNl) IT LOOKS U K* iru . fie ABLE T> COAST AS FAR AS THE GARAOB/ 55. Furnituro For Sateft 20. Hardware OUT OUR W A Y ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Badd.nx A Furniture AT FACTORY PRICES! It* Maxnolla_______ 3i3-«)31 60. B u sin ess O p p ort. b PART OR FULL TIME Now available in thl* r.ra*. route! vendlns rlxarett**, *um. candy, nut* and other 24. Well Drilling fait aelllnx product*. Rout* 1— IDS Invealment, ' WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS Rout* 1— 11.7*4 Inveetment, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Rout* 3— 13.47a Inveetment, All Typaa and Slaoa Excellent earntnK*. Will tully Wa Repair sad Service Inetruct. Fiir Interview. Writ* ., ■ T I N E Including phone number toi Machine and Supply Co. tlox 1)7, Sanford Herald. SIT W, Snd HI__________ 113-0411 WH Y TAK E ch ancet? Send free aample* and dttalla. ' ^ how comfortably you ran make |*un Ud monthly and SnN FO RD ELECTRIC more, part, full-time vleltO. E. Ap,lt »nc* o— Ntw A Uaad tng eelabllehed accuunte. « r o cerlea. ahope. «*c. C. R. XtanufacturlOK Company. ) o l 32. Bunineu Equipment Sherman, ftlrhardaon. T r u e , 30. Home Appliances Plano Tunlns a n t Repair W. L. Harmon .. . IZS-IZtl 69. Schools & lnslructlona FLYINO HEMINOLE RANCH (Spec* Unlverolty Airport) Located 1 mllea Kaet o f Otledo on Itwy. 41* te now Pan* Cumhaa — 133-3441 student Inetrncllon now x l P *n In Piper Cherokee ' 35. Vacuum Cleaners Com* nut and learn to fly NOW. Expert Initrurllon in WJlWHoLllJl l'lo ... il.st II a relaxed atmrupher* remov­ you mention ihla ad. ed from buey Iraftlo pat­ HANFORD VACUUM SVC. tern*. Twln-enxln* Charter IISS 8 Park Av* 113-4411 available anywhrr*. E a a o Aviation Product* available 50. Mine. For Sale for Happy Flying. Ph. 3*41)01 for further Information and appointment. W H ITE 8EWINO MACHINES Authorised Rates A Service OARRETT'S U. S. Civil Service Tests! 31. Musical Instrument* l« t K. F irst 333-4144 MOTHER'.* DAT L A Y -A W A T Men-Wnmen. It-S?. Start h i * ? a* I103.no a week. Prepara­ Iiaaullful Z i * - 7 e i D la l- o-lfatlr tory training until appoint­ oe wlns machine laid away ed. Thouaami* of Job* Dprn. for Mother'* Day (Rft. Parly Experience ueunlly unnecea* taft Area. Only 111.00, llalaary. Orammar achnul aufflone# patabl* monthly. Call clent for many Joba. FR E E Colltel OA S-ttTT, Orlando. booklet on job*, aalartr*. r e ­ quirement*. Writ* TODAYt For oaey, quick rarpat cleanLincoln Servk'A Box 101, Ins rant Blut t.uatr* Electric Sanford Herald. Hhampooer only f l par day. Carroll Furnllur* Co. LA TEX PAINT SI S I ait. 71. Male Help Wanted ARM Y-N A V Y SURPLUS EARN |)3 lo I10S Weekly lb your apar* lima. Sell new High qualit y Product*, even­ ISOS PER MONTH ing* nr daya of f. No c a u v a n Will Dellvar Rapoaeaaiad ISIS tng. Mu at b* bond a Ida A hav a Zl|-Z il that Buttonhole,, car. Far appointment rail aaw* on tlultona, .Monopram*, make! Fancy atllchea, ale. I )!3-t(l04— I tn T only. piymtnta remaining. Pk. 131D AIRY QUEEN drlver-tatM7417. mnn. no a g* limit. I D S Park Drlv*. CHECK OUR EVKRT DA T IdJW PRICKS! MAN 11-41 ( o r taauranro Debit. OFFICE PURN1TURH S a n fo rl Av a Salary plua Sample llama: 4 Dr. Latlerflls commlaaton. SSS-QS4).______ j Cablnat, full auapanalon. It**. IIS SI, ou r prlca D I M . Royal Hwlval Kiar. Chair, ll*t. 72, Female Help Wanted |1).It, ou r prlr* t4S.ll, Co*ro Kate. Swivel Chair, He*. LAD Y— Q atllfled for Nurarry S7t.lt, our price IIT.SI. Car* A to Llv* In. Writ* Bog POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY III, Sanford Herald. IIS Sanford Av*. 131-17)1 IIA WHAN *1**1 aullar A ampll- REtllHTERED Nurae* or L P . N , phtr. TV. Formal, alia 9. Nurat* Alda* A Conk. Hood 131-1*04 nfler S p. m. par- Plaaaant working c o n ­ dition. Apply Daltary Manor KEN MORE Waahtr 111; DryNuralng Horn*. ( I I - 4 I ) ( . ar |)l ; Strvel Oa* Rtfrlg. l i t . Ph. Ill-IIZT . MAIDS — N. T. to f i t wk. IIUHII REFERENCES. TOL* MIRC. Furniture Hama. Rusa. JOIIH. FA R E ADVANUKEI Tahlea, llockara, D raxer, QUICKLY — IIAV-A-MAIt), Twin Hade, Fan*, Kitchen 4 llond HI., n r aat Neck. N'.Y. cablnot, llealera. Antique Chins A Bench. 1st) Frtnch 73. Male or Female Help Av*. OVER-STOCKED BALK Prrieta, Vhnrta, Slack*. IHouata, Skirt* A llal*. Hummer Slock. All raduced from 34% to 40'.* S DAYS Only. CARO LES DRESS SHOP llw y. 17-SS lionxwood Plain I KVENtNO Dranaa, ala* S A T , 1 aan new Seat Cover* for *S4 Uulck Spat iat. Call 111I I I * after 4 p. m. c o it n r. i p o .v d e n t wanted In Oviedo. Duel cover Social. Church A S c h o o l Kvente. Ue* of Camera necraaary. Contart Paul Brookahlra, Hanford Herald. U L 3411. V news 10" B I C Y C L E , new. SIS Clnthaai Boya, Infanta, A Ma­ 77. Situation Wanted ternity, ala* I). Car bad. Playlix Nuraar aat. All Htaion- 1RONINQ. my hom*. 333*3111. Hall«factlon guarant**d. able. Ph. 1)1-4111. S— BKWINO MACHINES — 1 84. Real Entate - Scte t i l l Dlal-a-Matlc r.lgZ.ag* that have navar bain uaad. They ft ART P1I/7HKR w ire Mother’* Day tayawayi Beat Buy Brokar ' . navar picked up; cuetomar* 133-74*1 Dar or N l s i t f lif t area. W * ara unabta to locata them. You can hav* lhaaa machine! for lha bal­ ance 147. Caah or Term*. Will take older machine* In trad*, Real Eatat* — tnauranc* t’ hon* 1)1-1114; will datlvar; 3rd A Park Av*. 33S-I4I1 NO OBLK1ATION; CALL COLLKCT, JOHN K. FOX, Ball-Blair Agency MENS WORK SHIRTS II ARM Y-N AVY SURPLUS SIS Sanford Av*. ) 1 ).)7 I 1 SANFORD BKW1NO CENTER 114 So. Park A v a S11-S411 Raaltor IIS N. Park A v a SIS-BIII C. A. WHIDDON, SR. II HOKE It M l I. Park Sll-Stol f) , READY-MIX CONCRETE Block*, Slapping Store*. Sand, JOHN SAULS AGENCY HEAL ESTATE BROKER •Real, Oraaaa Trap*. Hock, 1-ot Markara, Polyethylene. Real Katat* A a io da t* ' Wire Maak. Step., Window WILLA MAE PROKOICH ■ Ilia, Dry Walla A Drain Til*. 111-7174 Day 131-0411 Right* MIRACLB CONCRETE CO. 51. Artlcka For Rest RENT A BED Roltaway, Hoapltal. Roby Bad* hr Dar, Week, ar Meats. CARROLL’S rURM ITURR IIS W. 1m . S tt-ltll -Van name II — wo hav* Ut' Houao — Hydraulic _ Tranamlaalon — Jack* AMERICAN RENT-ALL 1411 A Hiawatha______ ) ) ) - > ! II S tW tttto To Buy ■EU* ua your Furoltura. Qalch forvieo with Ua Cask. ■UPER tsi-aiTf. USED TRAD1MO POUT. rU RN IT U RB �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 90. Lots For Sale Mny 17. 1965 — Pnge 11 I l in A V B LOT. Oaklawn C ' w c t i r r . By o u l o f town owner. Make ot(*r. Writ* Box 13*. Bin ford Herald. 95. Houses For Sale COUNTRY at LIVING its best Beautifully furnished I nr. home, w »ll to w ill carpet, Enclosed porch, Nice Irull tr**i. Only I t , 700. Owner fin* anc*d. La w down payment. SO UTH W ARD Investment a Realty I f . N. Park Ave. IJ M lll $100 DOWN 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houses For Sate 95. Houses For Kale UY OWNER. 2 Bedroom. 2 |iath« i'll eon m m et Ion iioinr, Ik *’* shinty lot* Low equity. LAKE MARY Threa bedroom modrrn maaon. ry horn, on large lot with traea In good lorallnn. Pric­ ed only llb.snfl requiring IS.100 down and bat. |ti monthly. 4 4 % Infer-at. 1 or 1 RPHM. llouee. Call after LOCH ARBOR 4:10—122-113* Eirellent Ruy— Lae. t R-lrm. 1 Itafh home with Family Rm.— Near flolf Course. Beau. 1 BEDROOM, 3 Hath Houae. 122- 1121. IlfuUy landeraped lot with awlmmlng pool. Total prlra tlloon with 11.000 Down. 1 BDRM. 7 Bath llouee. 1JJ. 3231 or 115-3711. IIS.5MI for Appointment. FHA - VA HOMES 1, i, a t n r b r o o m s i. m a i h a t h s KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Complat* Information Rea nr Call Your HMm. 3 lift.. 2 Hath. Dnuhlft Ullt. R m , IMiyrooni, F*nct<l yard. Th. ui-oarn. FHA - VA 3 nKDUOOM. : r e r i m l r Hath*. Dffhwmthrr. DltpoMil* Fruit Trent. 322-5*3« Evening*, W a Kara Tha Iloma Knr Tou 322*:t*n Day*. SALES BROKER ST E N ST R O M HKD ROOM, 2 BATH HOME. 71 i Haywood Cirri*, fla t wall atiti pump. Monthly payment |33 !»3. Including Intrreftt, title* and Insuirarice. Cali 1321074. night S23*II20. REALTY am •ss-:«:o PARK DRIVE n ig h ts isj. i ij i lit ;m X?3-l)51( e m ii : 3 tlKIUtOOM Air Cnndltlnned, 1 ti bath*. Florid* Boom. Very lleasotiahtf. Tea 4k Green Katat*. I31-0411. $100 d o ™ LARGE 1 IIDUM. Home : tlalha, Florida Room, l.ge. Htnrage, Carporta, Near Shopping Ceil* tar, I’ layifround. |150 Mover SEVER AL Outetendlng I A I Bedroom llrmaa available In you In. Buys Keerow, Inaur. all Areaa ol Sanford. Let oa ance, etc. (I play rlnilng.) Phow you Aroundl I l l W. ilnkltia Circle. For appointment vail 177-4"U a f ­ ter I p. m. or anytime on weekends. FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty f a l l them you aaw it In Tha Sanford Herald! llfll a. park Ava. 171 1111 anytime 96. H ouscb • Sale or Kent ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor I BDRM , 1 Math. Deep Well PINECIIKST— I HR. kitchen Raymond Lumlqulet. Aaao. equipped, recently painted Inf o r lawn, 171.11 monthly pay. IJ1-I111 Altantlo Rank Rldg. aide and out I77-MK. menta. Avallahla 1 June. Ph. IIS-ITSI. 1 BDRM., 1 Rath. VA Qualify. 97. Houses For Kent Kltrhen equipped, III mo. 4 BEDROOM. 1 Bath home, June lat. 131-otil. 1(00 00 down, aaeunte payNH'KLY Furn, 5 Room llouee. manta. Located near baa* A AVeeher. Dlepoext. Flrel A RAVENNA PARK. 1 Bedroom. achool. Ph. 121-4011. l.a*t Month* lienl. Refer­ 1 bath. Low* down payment ence. 7474 Summerlin Ave. 161-10 monthly. Vail ISS-IUI Ph. (14.1100, Orlando. I BEDROOM. 1 Rath. Aeaum* Mortgage. Hi. lSS-fA17 alter 337-1301 7(40 Hiawatha at IT-ll 1 IIDUM. Furn. Cottage. Adult* only, No Pete 171-1117. < p. m. IMAGINE 1(1 mo.I I lldrm. UNFURNISHED; 1 1111—1*7 50; J IIDUM. Home, neat 4 c o m ­ Ranch Home, Pool, 1 Acre. 3 11II— co uu try, 110; 1 Bit — fortable, reatonable, F 1 a. Ham, $1,100. I t l -U lil , 175; I lilt—|U5; -HR —f go. Room, lltllltlra. HfH-ITTJ. stentper Agency, 19U> S. OPEN DAILY AND MEN DAT French A ve , Ph. 172-4111. MAY FAIR 14*0 Down, 145 per mo. con* temporary 3 lldrm.. 1 Va Rath. 2 Bedroom llouee. Luxurious. 1-bedroom, 1 bath, Family Rm., Wooded l.ot. N. FURN. Adult*. Nn Pel*. 222-4019. air-conditioned, maannry runLungwund-—1(00 Down. 1101 atrurted home, large family per mu, t'olnnlal 3 lldrm.. 3 room, nnl-iue modern fire­ ■lath, Dbl. t'arpnrte. libl. 1 I1DI15I. llnuae, onrurii, good location. l'h. 322-171*. place, double gar.igt, aprlrtkUtility. Patio Family lloont, lr r ayatem, manicured lawn, H. Longwcmd — lluil Down, 2 BDRM. llouee Furn. Elrelrllarge altady apraadlng tak lino per mo. 3 lldrm., 7 Hath, rally through,mt. fin private tree, liberal FHA Financing. Patio. Country Kitchen, So. lake. Illg llx-e (tubing at 11.Slid down, t i l l a month Lung wood — ir.no Down. I K back dour. Out peel Oiteen. per n o , 1 H,Inn, Rpllt, 1 principle and Interval, t i t Reference* r e q u i r e d . Nn italh. Paneled Family llnnnt. Virginia Ava., Shown by ap­ Dru nk, nerd ananer. 111-0511 Patio, llrange Tree*. S. Longpointment only. Kiclualve or 1751. wood. CAII prepared for Airwith St. John'a Realty, 170 Conditioning) 135* Down, 111 NEAT Furn. Cottage, suitable N. Park. 1::-«I71. per n o , 3 lldrm, 1 4 Bath. for Couple, private yard. 2101 3 BEDROOM. Den, Hardwood Sanford — Ison Down. 1110 Palmetto A v e , 177-1(11. flnora. Fireplace. Muet move. per m o . Executive Type Co* Aaaume Mortgage. 177.J0JI. iuitlnl, 'a Aero lut. ora ng* LAIltlE I lldrm. 2 Full llathe. Tree*. 3 lldrm , 7 Haiti. Air with Range (No RrfrtgcraPA RK li I DDE—SUtt-DIVIf ION conditioned. Well. Suburban lo r l. 7*5 ( Magnnlta. Cunt act I lldrm.. 1 Uih., Entry Foyer, Hanford. VA • FHA • In Ted William* Hardware. Family Room, ttreaktaat Bar, Service Loan* Available. All limit - In Kitchen, Central Peymente Include pr ln , Int, FURNISHED llouee, Lake Heat. Double Oarage, City Tax** A In,. LMN ENTER­ Mary. I l l - K l f . Sewer. 111,1011. Open Dally. PRISES. INC, 3)4 laingtvoud Evening* 144-1711. Pleia, U. S. Highway 17-11 t BD RM , 1H Rath. 1100. AvailSouth, Longwood. Florida. abl* May 7. Ilt-5101. | IIEDIIUOM. I >4 bath, Ige. fenced yard. Country Club HOWELL PA RK — Only II I IIEDIIUOM Unfurn.. klt.-hcn Height*. I.akr Mary Road. minute* from NAS near South equipped. 333-3*61. I l l Exeter. Aeautnt Mtf. A Seminole Elemenlery a n d I I ! mo. l l l - M M . Junior High School*. Fully t Bedroom house completely air conditioned three bedfurnished. Ph. 111-7577, Government ow ned bedroom home* with hnlll-tn 1 Bedroom hnuee, stove, lerratxo flnora. able, kitchen Homes equip . 177.5501, walk* * aewera. VA A FHA rrealrp, only 1110.00 down. 17(00 month total. Vacant. 1 Bedroom furnished home, nn W i l t eld*. Call i : i - ( ( | » a f ­ Quick poaavaalon. Call *47ter I. Seleoiloa * f I. I. and 4 (111 (W ln tsr Park). Dewey Bedroom* located In varied* Melralf Realtor. •■BEDROOM Unfurn. Hnuee. Section! o f fanford Uarpurle, t.ir ge Fen -il In 1 IlKBROOM. Tak* over p a y Immedlat* Delivery Hack Yard Ph. 111-1711 a f ­ rnen^JJIjOO^I^^Patn^Mec*. MONTHLY PAYMENTS ter I p. m. Payton Realty $100.00 DOWN [ 9 You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A ’65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. FROM 360.00 96. Ho uses . Sal* or Rent FOR THE BEST HOME 1 BEDROOM. 1 bath Clt lluu**. BUY 1 4 yr*. eld. (I I Bay Ava. Call SEE YOUR Orlando. 111-1714. Properly Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 62 OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SATURDAY) Seminole County Motors 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford Phone 322-0614 Or Ml 7-2330 Al'T. I l l - 1100. N A T IO N A L BANK |59t bnl. $983 bat. •787 bnl. 8892 b»L ’ll 5991 b*L ••1 $997 bal *•1 •691 bnL •M 1714 kaL ’M $199 baL ’«S •191 WL ’(0 •499 kaL ’M 5444 kaL *M 54H fcoL ’M •499 bnl 60 Pig. Conxir •499 b«L ■59 Mercury $457 kaL $499 kaL ’59 Ford 8999 kaL ’59 Old* •499 kaL ■59 fly . •567 bal. ’59 fly . •457 kaL ’59 FUt •499 bal. ’59 Ford •711 kaL ‘69 Ford •761 kaL ’61 Hoick •499 bnl ’59 (he*. BIGGER A LLO W A N C ES m m GET OUR TRADE-IN OFFER ON THIS BEAUTIFUL JUST RELEASED - ^ 1965 BUICK W ILD C A T • • • • • slant 6 economy engine torquefiite transmission white tires deluxe trim radio & healer 120. Autom otive Service Auto Glaaa t o p * A heat Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 104 W. Ind SI. Ill-M il ALL W ORK GUARANTEED 12:t. Hunt a & Motors Gateway Tn The W a te rw a y Robson Sporting Goods > our EVINIUIDE Dealer 104 (-1 E. lat. Ph. 112-19(1 1* FT. Utah Hat. complete with lo hp. Jnhnaon. etec. atarttr, trailer, tt>5. 171.1557. 1* FT. t’ ruleer. Tup, Cushion* A Steering, Nu Motor. 1250 or beet offer. 122-04X1. II HP Evlnrude, elec., boat Ai trailer, (tin . Call 112-7111 a fte r ( p, m. 125. Mnrini' Supplies SPECIAL PAINTS FinnCOLAftS. Cloth A Save 30%. Faeco, French Ave. 321-111#. R tf In. 151)0 63 Pontiac Tempest LeMani Coupe, Auto. Trana., R & II. Ilucket Seats, All Vinyl Interior. ’ 1S95 61 Olds “ 98” -l-Or. Sedan, V-8, llydramatic Transmission, Power Steering. Power Drakes, Radio & Heat* er. Factory Air. ’1 5 9 5 64 Chevrolet Hlscayne 2-Door Sedan, V-8, Standard Trans­ mission, Radio & Heat* er, I-ow Mileage. ’2095 63 Huick LaSahre 4-Dr. Hardtop, Automatic Transmis­ sion, Power Steering, Power Drakes, Radio and Heater. ’2395 61 Cadillac Sedan de Ville, Auto. Trans., PS. PR, PW, and Seats, R A H , Air Cond., Extra Clean, A Well-Kept Car. '2495 57 DeSoto 4 •Dr., S e d a n * V -8 , Auto. Trana., R & H. 4 - DR. HARDTOP '395 62 Chevrolet Impnln 4 Door Sedan V-8, Powergllde, Power Steering, R a d i o and Heater. Full Balance *1695 OF CHRYSLER CORP. |S YEAR • 50.000 MILE WARRANTY 62 Corvalr •17 •41 M7 •89 ■no. ■no. no. Ml aio. MB ■O. Ml ■0. Ml BIO. M l mo. MI wo. MS wo. M4 wo. Ml wa. Ml wa. M2 wa. Ml wa. Ml wa. l i t BW> Ml wa. M2 BMk Ml wo. Ml wo. M7 BM. M7 WO. •29 BM, OPEN EVENINGS 8 enterd, Florida E lfN National Bepnnewal— e lac. Monza Coupe, R A H , 4 Speed Floor Shift. Red Finish, AU Vinyl Red Interior. LEGITIMATE FACTS when planning the purchaot o f a used automobile under our *1395 5 Year/50,000 Mile Factory Warranty ISO. Accept Trada-Iaal 4A4S BAN FORD AYE. IUIZ m• •m ••» INCLUDES: AT NO EXTRA COST. ALL THIS — '[[PO SSESSIO N 5 C « m ir VW itamb. Falcon Kamb. Corvalr Podge Ford Falcon Kamb. Mercury Falcon Rantb. 114 WE NEED ^ ^ 5USED rCARS! $ 1 9 9 0 0 Down, * 4 8 .00 Month 1100 DOWN 1* a IT Fla. Rm., Ter. Klu«r*. Kit. equip. 1(7 mo. pay, all. IIKLMLT REALTY, Office in Village Hall, N. Orlando. j::-1441, night* 1111171. 61 *•1 ’•1 ’•1 Ph. 1 ROOM Unfurn. Apt. 4 Itonm Furn. Apt Maitland A ve . Allanumt* Hpilnga. l ’ h. I l l *114. *1695 NO CASH NEEDED! Falcon 1|1 tn hul. 119 ■ o . 63 CHEVROLET.............. — 61495 62 RENAULT DAUPHINE 4795 FL'IIN. FULL PRICE I nn. PURSUIT 4 Dr., Eton amy, A CIy~. Asia. Trias . R A II, On* Owner, Eitra ( Iran. ROOM 222-1**9. 115 mo NICELY Furn. 1 Br. houee, WE LA iv A APARTMENTS 5 . First BL ( i l l Palmetto. 111-0174. Office: 111-1111 Nigh la: I I I - 0100 111-0(41 1114 Park Drive 61 DODGE (S30) 61 DODGE Furn I73-1202 nr 113-1111. 1 REALTY EXTRA CLEAN POLICE CAR HAIIA'117 A p t, JIM H U N T Volkswagen Pick-Up DON’T LE T IT B LIP BYt 1 RED It: n)9l Fu rn , Walrr, |tp inn. 111-1192. FURN. 1 lldrm. houae. near be,*, |I0 din. Adult*. III-III.I FURN. APT. EXECUTIVE CARS - and Sales Broker HIM AUTO GLASS INSTALLED CHRYSLER CORP. Management W. Park 444-891* 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale AVAILABLE May ». 2 lldrm. FURN. A R T , 7M0 Mellonvllle. •&» RAMBLER. « flour Kedah, Korn, llouee, |(>. mo. t : ; . Ural (Iran k new tire*. 1170. 1371.00 FURN. DUPLEX, 1 Bdrm, radecorated, 1*1 m o . Lake J * ,. BAXFOSD MOTOR CO Ill-Ill: NEW I Bedroom Houet for aup. Call HI-7141 after 4:10. too French Ave rent ITI.OO In Wood me re Park, naar baae. I lli- O lll or FURN. Apt. 117 W. 12th. Call n o i l McKEE USED C A R S 123- 1121. 1(1.41(1. NO MONET DOW N ?fll French Ave. 3:1.0711 10'*. Mobile Homes • Sale EFF. APT. prlvat* bath, suitabl# for Couple or fln gl* 19*1 ORET. VW. Sunroof. R A perion. Ideally located dow n­ H. Excellent Ccnd. 123-1900 l - t and I Bedrooms town. Inquire at Manuel NEW and USED Jacobion Dept. Store, 111 K. Awning* A Cabanaa let 116. Aulos - Sale or Trade Q U A l . l ' Y MOBILE HOMES Hwy. IT-II S 173-7517 1 ROOM Apt., nicely turn, prtvat* bath, Adult*. No Pet* 1951 J*KYLlNElt. retreckablc 31 a I FT. t.Br., (111. I l l hardtop, radio, heater, power 313-1111. HIT. steering, t i l * cash nr trade for older car. Ph. I l l - l t l i or I BDRM. FURN. Apt. (01 r e ) , NOTICE OF SALE OF see at 111 Qarrltan Dr. mettn. 131.1174. PERSONAL PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION FURN. Apt. Cloa* tn. Jimmie l i s . Truck* For Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVFN Cowan. 121-4011. that under and by virtue o f the law* o f the S.ate o f A lt - FURN ; Apt*. ISO A 140 mo., 1953 PICK-UP Trurk, l n t . i •"tt* and under a.id by v.rAdult*. 121-9410. natlonal, new tires, g.v,,) tu* of tha provlalon* o f that paint. Mechanically perferi. AVALON APARTMENTS certain conditional aa'ee co n ­ t i l l . 121-9511. 111-1417 tract executed by O lu tu cph - 111 W. 2nd St, rr Trader on I hr ! ! h day of NOTICE OF * ILK OK LAKE .MARY, Clean, l.ge. Furn, April 19(4 which la rmw <n PERSONAL P lin p E R T T AT Apt . Adult*, 173-3910, d r f * u It, Ihe undrrnlgrtrd, PUBLIC AUCTION FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF NOTICE I* HEREBY GIVEN ARIZONA. PHOENIX, will on FURN. Oaras* Apt. 11A Magthat under and by virtue of holla. Com# by A *** or rail Ih* 10th day o f May. IK1. the L « . o f the Slat* o f ArlA. K. Roaaetter, F lo r id 332et the hour o f ten o'clock »,.iia anil under and by virtue 1111. A. M, at the premiers known of tli* provlalon* o f that cer *• tain conditional sale* con1 BEDROOM duplet, furntabFlorida Detective Bureau ed. |75 mo.. 1 mile* South tract executed by ch rl*lnph*r Ml S. Elm Ave. from Hunt*. 111-1219. Trailer on ihe llh day of Sanford, Florida June 19*4 which Is now In Publicly offered for eat*, end FURN. 1 Room A p t , private d e f a u l t , the underelaned, ■ell to the hlgheit bidder at bxih A entrance, lt d month FIRST NATIONAL HANK OK •aid eale, for rath In lawful Including utllltle*. 132-1190 ARIZONA. PHOENIX, will on money o f tha United States or i : : - t i ( i . Ih* tilth day o f May IMi, at o f America, tha following Ihe hour o f ten o'clock A M , personal property which le 1 BEDROOM Duplet A p t , Tile at the preinl.ea k u x v n oa described In tha Inetrument bath. T e r ra in : floor*. 112Florhl* O d w t l r i IlareAu 1111 after I p. m. aforesaid. In-wit: :«i s 51m Ave. 1151 Trallercraft hee. tr lr, Ran foril, Fieri it* FISHERMAN'* PARADISIC, lat her. No. 13511036 Ubllcxlly offerr.l for •■lift, and Floor, 3-beitrnoma, Ige. living In eatlafactlnn nt tha balance M4*11 til tli ti 1|iC1k«*-•#t hi Her ,»t room, dining room. Nicety of the Indebtedness now due HJit'll •-11(■, for r.ifii 111 1AWflit Furn. on laike Monroe. 122under M i d Instrument. liiiiiiey of tli* Uulte'l Rial*. t l l l evening*. 171-7410 day*. ■mituttllng at tha date hereof af .1 nirr 1l et, 1It. 49 fill Id win i In 17.111.71 plux Interval, a t ­ »y whirl’ I* torney's fee, and costa and EFF. APT. laik* ITlvIlegee. d«*». Hb#4 In ih* Inetrument Lake Mary. 133-143). eapenae* o f repossession and •(o rru lt l. to w in sal*, and that the rlahta o f 1 ROOM Fu rn , Alt Utllltlee, |50 IMI Dodge 4 T.r.U , Eng. the above named persona In No. 11X11*7717 mo. 171-17(4. said property will be fnreIn aatlalai lion o f the balance rlneed thereby. o f Ihe thdcbifdnee* now due Fl'UN. Duplex A p t, 3 Boon:* DATED at Casa Grande, Arl under eald Instrument, A belli, 155 mo. 1 Mlt* South to n* this Ith day o f May. amounting ai ih* dale har*. o f Hunt*. 112-1149. IMS. of In f 2,2A*.31 plus interest, FIRST NATIONAL D A N K DOWNSTAIR*. Unfurn. Z aMoruey'* fee, and coala and O F ARIZONA, I 'H o l'N lX lldrm. A p l , kitchen equipped extietieea of repo.eeeelon suit lly Hubert J. Illrrgu 109*4 W. Itth »t. ■ale an.) that Ihe right* o f the above named peraona tn 1»S| MPAItUltAFT Trailer. I 4-lt.iom. 1- Hr. Furn, Apt. If,9. eald property will be fore­ Ft. Wide 1* Ft. Lung. Can I'all after I) 11.111. and w e e k­ closed thereby, be seen at 1711 W. Did St. ends 323-03(9. DATED at Uaa* Grande. Arl* nr call 111-1410._____________ ion* Ihl* (Hi day o f May. 11*5 1(18. ItiMim* For Kent FIRST NATIONAL BANK 106. Apartment* for Kent OK ARIZONA. PIIOKNIX lly Robert J. Illrego It o o XIH for lien, 401 MagtiolUe in-QTio. 4 ROOM A I*!'. Newly decorated, wall in wall 126. Aulnnuilive Service Carpeting A Carport*. 404 113. Wanted T o ltrnt E. 14th St. WANTED lo Bent or Buy— In FURN. Apt. 5U0 Park. Ihe Lech Arbor Area of Ban* ford. Home with I hrdrnuma DUPLEX. I lldrm. •parlous A family room. Occupy on or Scnkarik Glass and Paint li ii u m a. Iliillt-ln Kitchen aftrr 15 June. Wlttn Lb R o ­ equipment, l.ge, l'h*In Link Company bert A. Jolin.on, Itt. t. line Fence enclneur* fur Children. Fisher D r , t'arniel, Calif. It# Maanolla Pb. 111-4(21 Furn. nr Unfurn Cieatlberry. 111-1120 nr III-1M I. V A - FH A "Excellent Service Too” 122-1491 97. Houses F o r Rent Many lime* a frrmrndous warranty aurh as this one Is misunderstood and misinter­ preted. Note these answer* to Ihe moat aaked quest Iona: w The engine, tranumi*» 65“ alon and differential, which are the major componenta o f a car, are covered for 5 year* or 50,000 mile*, 100',* part* and labor or the balance o f that war­ ranty to tha car buyer. w The m ajor coat to the owner to enforce hi* warranty ia proper lubrkution. That la all. TCS— w Thia warranty doei T e s — give the used car buy­ er more protection than ha* ever been offered before in the his­ tory o f tha automobile business. y This warranty is good * f or 5 yggrs or 50,000 mile* from date o f new car de­ livery, regardless o f who own* the car. SANFORD, SANFORD 'Plus OpUoaal Rquipmrnl No - FROM You' DELIVER FLA. 519 E. First Bt. Phone 322-5441 ’1595 USED CARS You do not have to 1,w ■ ppeenn d a n y m o r e money than you would under any other manufacturer's new car warranty. O Chrysler - Plymouth Downtown Banferd DELIVERED IN u You do not have to n O— have your car servic­ ed by a Chrysler Corporation dealer to keep your warranty in force. SEE US . . . WE HAAG 63 Volkswagen 2 Door Sedan, L o w Mileage, Extra Clean. H O LLE R S OF SANFORD [^ { r a m b l e r 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA THB LOT WITH THE O.K. QUALITY CARS 2nd. f t Palmetto Ph. 322-0711 2507 So. Park Ph. 322-OM1 W. let 84. Ph. 322-0231 �r Post Dedicates 'Gibb' Plaque ■n DeBary By Mm. John Leone A memorial plaque to Her­ bert D. Gibb who wn* billet! tn Bougainville. South Pacific, during World War II, waa un­ veiled and dedicated at the May meeting of DeBary Her­ bert D. Gibb American legion Poet 250 In tervlce* conducted by Commander William G. William* and Rev. Auguitine C, Summer*. A I-eglon Memorial wiw presented to Mr*. William A. Canaday whoae huihand, a member o f the poit, recently passed away. In bualne** o f the meeting, preliminary report* on the annual Aunt Jemima Pancake Day wera given by Fred Mc­ Laren who announced that a total o f A ll ticket* had been aold for the event. It was voted that the poit attend Memorial S u n d a y (May SO) church aervlcaa at 8t. Ann's Catholic Church for the 0:80 e.m. Mm*. The post again will present medals to the hoys and girls in area schools, chosen by their principals, in graduation exercises. The awards will he given at Enterprise Elemen­ tary, Orange City Elementary and M. I* Coleman E lem en­ tary In Orange City. Commander Williams, Mc­ Laren, and Harry Lyona were named aa delegate! to the 8taU Convention to be held in Tampa, May 20-23, with Virginia Harrison appointed as alternate. Disney Film To Be Shown In DeBory By Mra. John Leone Final selection in the series o f award winning movie* sponsored by the Dellary Civic Association will he "White Wilderness," another of Walt Dlsney'a true life adventure productions, Showing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday In the Com munity Center ami the public is invited. No admission is charged. Costa are defrayed by "peistng a hat." The association'* executive board member* voted at their May meeting to continue the movie* next fall on the same bails. Among those credited with success o f this year'* film program are Howard Middleton, projector who use* Ills own equipment, and Elden Benedict whoso artistic tal­ ent* enliven window postcre announcing film selection*. ffh r S e n fo r b Page 12 — May 17, 1965 VrrtTb Flying Seminole Ranch Operating At Chuluofa MON. •TU ES. •WED. By Joan Mafia The "Flying S e m i n o l e Ranch" In Chuluota Is open for business, providing all services o f a "fixed base," In­ cluding Instructions for pri­ vate pilots, commercial and Instrument flight training, charter flying with single or twin engine Cessna 310 and aerial photography and map­ THOMAS T. TUCK, owner-mimger o f Flying Seminole Itnnch In Chuluotn in tthown with twin-engine Cessna 310, ono o f the craft being used for fligh t training at the new facility. (Herald Photo) Rescue Workers Probe Snow For Avalanche Dead GARMISCH - PARTENKMICHES', Germany (UP1) —"It was a horror . . . It hap­ pened like a flash. Just boom, whoosh, white etuff eplnttering the window , . . then 1 grnbbcd the phone." Rick Ilaldwln, 22, o f Dalton, I'a., a member o f the U.S. Army alpine ekl patrol, today described the terror of Satur­ day'* avalanche which roared down the slope* o f Alt, Zugspltir, Germany's highest peak. At least 25 persons, all MILS. MORRIS RUDOLPH buys tickets from Germans or Bavarians, wrre Mrs. B. It. Gray (righ t) for the Brnbnzon Bene­ known dead In the slldr, worst fit Dinner to bo held Sul unlay in Longwood ever to hit the German Alp*. City Park. Serving in scheduled to begin at 4 Other* possibly were believ­ p.m. (Herald Photo) ed hurled under tons o f snow and Ice which covered this ski resort at the hose o f the mountain. More than 500 rescue work­ ers, Including U. H. Army troops, today were probing through tuns of snow and rock. By Donna Estr* fort and to remember that Demolition exports were Mrs. II. It. Gray, rltalrman Mrs, Brabaton was Injured trying to blast away gigantic snow ridges III real rnlng the of the Suu tlintmion Fund, while serving the children of baa announced that a benefit the community. ares with new slides, turkey dinner will he held Included on the menu with Knturday, beginning at 4 p.m., l ho baked turkey will b« ut l.ungwuod city (mrk. whipped potatoea, cole alaw, Purpose of the dinner is to cranberry aauce, bread, coffee help pay the hospital and doc­ or punch, and cake. Anyone desiring ticket* for A meeting o f the Geneva tor hills o f Mrs. llrnhHton, ritlxens Association has been which resulted from her being the dinner t.:ay contact Mrs. announced by the secretary, servely scalded In an acci­ Gray or buy them at the K. W. While, for H p.m. Thurs­ dent occurring last December event. day at the Community Hall. at (ho annual Community Among linns mi agenda for Children's Parly. ELECTION LAWS tlm meeting will he discussion Mrs. (iiay urges persons to TALLA H A SSEE (D P I) — support this worthwhile efo f repainting llin llall. Rep. Jamca Eddy, o f Broward, tossed in a bill directing the legislative Council to study Florida's election laws anil recommend chnngcs to the 1057 legislature. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESE R V E D 25th & Park, Sanford “MAXWELL HOUSE” PLUS! 100 ping. Thomas T. Tuck, owneroperator at the Ranch, states that island tours In the Carribean are available on "pri­ vate tour” bails, taking 10 days or longer and visiting one or more islands per day with range aa far aa Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Mar­ tinique, Trinidad and South America. Tuck hai flown extensively in this part o f tha world and fetla that tallor-mada tour* could be arranged for those who would like a memorable and scenic island hopping tour. F u r t h e r Information Is available by calling the Ranch. EXTRA NEW ! “ GOLD BOND* STAMPS GIGANTIC 14 oz. JAR G O ** ST A * p S **SS*S2 Lake Mary Fire Groups To Have Supper-Social By France* Wrater A covered dieh eupper so­ cial will be held Thursday at the Fire Hall in Lake Mary, starting at A p.m., for all firemen and their famlllrs and the member* o f th* ladle* auxiliary and their families. The meat will be furnished by the auxiliary. Each fam­ ily I* to bring a covered dish. This get-together Is in ob­ servance o f th* sixth anni­ versary o f th* Auxiliary. “ PRO-JOY* “S O F T -W E V E ” IC E M ILK T O ILET T IS S U E Vt GALLON PKG. OF 2 ROLLS Mrs. Sue Brabazon Benefit Saturday At Longwood Park Geneva Citizens Set Meeting ) Nothing You Con Buy Cloons Donturoi, Destroys Odor Better Then A A ft Aak yo u r dantlatf He knew* Ihe value at using D.O.C. regularly to clean your itentureo. Hera's why: U ) nrtivated-oxygen b)tbbU»-<Uray mine-reusing food particle*; safeguants your breath. (2) D.O.C rate* numlier one la cleansing power la * trailing University study. <3> No brushing; just ao*k and rlnea. Next time you lanr a Urnlura cleanser, rrinriiilirr; Nothing you MR buy clrant drnlurtl, IJeffrey* odor, better than U.UJJ. Two month supply, Aty PLUS! M E X TR A P iooextoa^ p h r S i S 5 With This I f l t ] R I I 5 Coupon Jk Th* M S P IM IR M H L Purchase Of I ' l l i t I I I f "Fra-Joy” k S d U y b R GOLD BOND i STAMPS t f g Q EX TRA GOLD BOND J j* Yt GaL 39« PLUS! Coupon Good A t T H IU F T W A Y " Only Thru Wednesday, May II. STAMPS! 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Th* i’urcnas* Of "8oft-W*va" Toilet Tissue Pkg. or 2 Kolia • I GOLD BOND STAMPS 10c Coupon Good At -TH R IFTW A Y" Only Thru Wednesday, May II. \ ECKERD Druq Stores :» *» « ( F H Nationally advertised in loading mogotlnet N AN C Y NORDSTROM, chief clerk o f the local Draft Board, waa present­ ed a certificate o f appreciation by S /S gt. D, Bunker, local Marine recruit­ er, In recognition fo r outstanding Hervico rendered tiie Marine recruiting program . (Herald Photo) B l B M tt STAMPS N " A ll I said was: Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." M IA * - For Living Room, Recreation Room, T H B IF T W A Y " or Den . . . $29.50 Value CHAIR *14“ Light aad eaey la osovo around, yet supremely com­ fortable. Th* east aad bach cushion* on every ylw * are tipperad aad rareralhU—aad are 1M % arathaaa foam! Walnut fintah frame*. Reversible striped a» ptala color tweed cover*. EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER NCW UICN V STR IK E FILTER S GOLD BOND of Sanford •HOP IN AUt CONDITIONED COMFORT lOS-Oi K. 1st ST. A 14 100 E X T R A ! "GOLD BOND" STAMPS 3 t > • WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH CARTON OF . . . . SOFT DRINKS AT REGULAR PRICE! i �*5 *d \ e lo c* Some people would trample on their own mother's grave to get to the scene of an acciI dent, tragedy or disaster. The throngs of people who flocked to Casselberry over the weekend to see the sinking house esused headaches to residents within s e v e r a l blocks of the disaster scene. • • » Thoughtless curiosity seek­ ers blocked driveways, park­ ed on lawns, trampled flow­ ers and walked through car­ ports and yards. • • • One resident was surprised to find a strange woman in her living room using the tele­ phone. Another was told by people she asked not to walk on her grass: “ If you don't like It, why don’t you m ov e?" One trespasser c u t t i n g across a yard was dampened by a sprinkler and complain­ ed to the owner: "A t least you could turn off your sprink­ ler." • • • People arc not only funny, sometimes they arc down­ right rude. • • • If they had charged admis­ sion Saturday and Sunday they could have taken In enough to pay the cost of the damages. • • • Wonder what the delay Is in naming a new football coach at Seminole High School? Our sources told us a coach would be named in time for spring training, which is now in its second week. • a • What Is true for Lyman High School Is also true for Seminole High School as far at graduation is concerned. Seminole commence­ ment exercises are held in a gymnasium that is equally hot and crowded and the •ound ii bad. Lyman will gel *1,500 to bring its gym partially up to snuff for graduation. • • • "Tiny” is gone and Jimmy Smith is a sad boy. Jimmy’s tan toy terrier dis­ appeared when lie was swim­ ming at Ft. Mellon park Sun­ day. A reward is being offer­ ed for the return of the dog. Jimmy Uvea at 2014 MellonYille Avenue. • • • Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham, program administrator, and Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Mrs. James Gray, Mrs. Albert Jtolf, Mrs. J. N. Anarello and Mrs. Helen Carter, members o f the Patient Service Com­ mittee, Seminole County Unit of the Central Florida TB As­ sociation, are attending a reg­ ional meeting In Tampa to­ day. e e e Keeping the restrooms in our public school* dean o f ob­ scenities and filth is one of tha major headaches of our principals and school official*. A mother, who happened to g o into tha girls' restroom at Sanford Junior High School the other day, any* she was shocked at what aha saw. • • • Kill Right-To-W ork Laws, Johnson Urges Labor Policy Conflicts Cut Seen By LBJ Road Plan At Half-Way Mark Changes Seen To Delay Fast Final Approval TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A House committee sent the governor's *300 million rosd bond program to the calendar today after removing a con­ troversial Senate amendment that added a *6 million wait Florida four-lanlng project without upping the amount of bonds to finance it. The House committee remo­ ved the so-called Tapper amendment, but tacked on three changes of its own. The swift action is bound to slow down the passage of the ambitious road bill through the Legislature since both houses must adopt the Identical bill in order to send it to the people for a vote this fall. One of the changes added by the House constlutional amend­ ments committee would limit interest rate on the bonds to finance the t,200-mlie four-lan­ lng program to a flat 4.5 per cent instead of the “ average" 4.5 per cent allowed In the Senate-passed version. Rep. F.mcrson Allsworth of Broward said he'll try to gel the measure on the special order calendar for action by the full House this week, if possible. There was little discussion and no attempt to defend the amendment pushed by Sen. George Tapper, of I’ ort St. Joe, that added four-lanlng of U. S. Highway 98 from Mcdart to Apalachicola, a project the Governor said could not be justilicd by traffic need, A motion to lay the amend­ ment on the tabic—a House way of killing proposals—was adopted by a close margin. There were reports that all of this was planned, part of a deal to let Tapper get his pci project Into the Senate with the understanding it would he removed in the House. Rut Tapper denied any deal. •w r rTC7-,» Y . * ; ? s s r r r '" 1 ^ >V ADM. HORACIO Riv­ ero, second top U. S. Navy officer, w i l l in­ spect Sanford N a v a 1 Air Station Wednesday. The four-star admiral has been vice chief o f naval operations since July 31, 196-1. (N avy Photo) Drought Brings Burning Plea From Forester Burned to Death Expensive ‘Surrender’ Maximum GI Missing: Phone S22-2611 Zip Code 32771 * W E A T H E R : Monday 88-55; fnir thru Wednesday, high about 9 0 ; low tonight in 60s. nSLW A. Miamian Killed on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” • County Ranger Albert Har­ ris, of the Florida Forest Ser­ vice, urged today that all Seminole County residents re­ frain from any burning until the prevailing drought condi­ tion is alleviated. No measurable rain has been recorded at the Forest Service headquarters in Longwood so far during the mo’ .lh of May and with the low humi­ dity a single spark ran (tart a raging, destructive forest fire, which under present cir­ cumstances would be extreme­ ly difficult to control, accord­ ing to Harris. All Forest Service personnel in the county are working seven days a week around-theclock with no time off. Part of the personnel were •• called to the aid of Volusia County fire fighters Sunday when 400 acrca burned east of the St. Johns River. He thanked all rltiiens for their co operation thus far and ST, PETERSBURG (U l’l) asked that they continue to —A 01-year-old woman, Sir*. exercise extreme caution. Camille K. Warren, died Mon­ day night when flames swept EMERGENCY through her one-story frame TALLAHASSEE (UPI) home. Gov. Haydon Bums declared a slate of emergency in Polk County today aa a result of W a s h i n g t o n ( u p d — dozens of forest, grass and Tha FBI haa spent more than muck fire* aggravated by sev­ *740,000 in tis attempts to ere drought conditions. Burn*, invoking his emer­ bring the killers o f three civil rights workers in Mississippi gency (lowers, ordered a halt to starting fire* in any "forest, last year to Justice. grass, woods, wild lands or marshes, or burning trash or TOKYO (U PI) — Foreign other material that may cause Minister Thanat Khoman, o f a forest, grass or woods fire." The governor requested all 'lhalland, said today any neu­ tralisation of Southeast Asia law enforcement officer* lo would result In "surrender by give their full assistance In en­ installments” to tha Commun­ forcing the fire ban. ists. Sanford Swim Association urges boys and glrla between agea alx to 18 to try out for th« "A A U Swim team." Try­ outs will be held today from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Ft. Mellon LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (U PI) Municipal pool. —Officials o f a plane ferry­ * • • ing service here Identified the A film “ Why Does He Mis­ pilot o f a Piper A ltec killed trust Everyone?" w i l l be Sunday in a crash at Gander, shown Tuesday at • p.m. at Newfoundland, as Brian A. the Seminole County llelth Leveridge, 42. o f Miami, Fla. Center as a part of the mental Leveridge, alone In the plane, health program] Ur. Arthur was flying It to England. It lark, a psychiatrist from OrIsndo, will be present to ans­ wer questions. JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — e a # A sailor and his wife, Noel Williem L. Kirk, of San­ Lea Smith Jr. and Juanite ford, was one of several out­ Smith, convieted o f manstanding students in account­ slaughter for starving their ing at Stetson University to three-year-old son to death, receive an invitation to this have been sentenced to 20 years In prison, the maximum year's Honors Dinner. • • • punishment under the charge. Green scum, fishermen say, Is making for allot catches on the St. Johns River and in WASHINGTON (U PI) — The eon o f a Tampa woman some of our lakes. e • • hai been listed as missing in Sanford Junior High School the explosions that struck the Band will present a concert at Bien Hoa Atr Base in South 7:30 p.m. today at the school Viet Nam Saturday. The De­ auditorium. II will be the fense Department Identified band's ftaal pub^,* concert of the man as T /Sgt. Donald J. .the sch® ', yggs<^(dmiision Is Seaman, son o f Mrs. Gladis Seaman, e f Tampa. Seminole County * * * * Facts O f Life Brought Home To Students Four ronvlcla from lb* Male Prison, Including two murderers, talked to stu­ dents at Hanford Junior High School today. The p r o g r a m , called "Operation Teen, sg rr," made quite an Im­ pression on the student body, according to Princi­ pal Hugh Carlton. The convicts told tha at«dents how the life they led as a teenager led lo crime and eventually to confine­ ment in the State Prisoa. One of the speaker* was a young man la hla late teens. He was sent to pH too for stealing 34 automobiles. One of the other convicts la serving n life term for mur­ der and another is confined on a second degree awarder charge. VOL. 57 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 TU ESDAY, M AY 1871905 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 192 South To Seek School Order Modification Vote Machine Study Ordered By Seminole WASHINGTON (U PI) — Southern governors and cong res smell agreed today they cannot block an order to de­ segregate school* receiving federal aid and derided in­ stead to seek modification of the order. Seminole County Board of Commissioners has asked for more information on a "voteniatic" machine before pro­ ceeding with plans to pur­ chase an additional 20 con­ ventional-type v o t i n g ma­ chines. The hoard today instructed County C'lrrk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to investigate usage of the "votanintic" and report back tu the board. A hill is expected to pass the Florida legislature to per­ mit counties lo use computertype "votamntic" machines lo cut down on long waiting lines at the poll*. The Seminole board is con­ sidering a contract with the Shoup Voting Machine Com­ pany to buy additional ma­ chines at an estimated cost of $30,uoo. Contract with the Slioup company must be sign­ ed by July 1 it the county is lo take advantage ot a reduc­ tion in price. Commissioner John Fitz­ patrick suggested that the county should Investigate the use of tho compact ami less expensive "votam atlc" before otdcrlng the Slump machines. Commissioner Lee Gary al­ so said the county should check into the possibility of buying used machines. in other action the com ­ missioners pledged to lend whatever assistance they could tu Casselberry in the collapse of homes Into a sink­ hole. Tho board said it had not been requested as yet to aid the city in any way. County Engineer William Bush gave the hoard a report on the Casselberry case. He said state geologists believe the major collapse ii com­ plete but same adjustment In Hie land affected still may come. He said the State Hoad De­ partment has been ordered to help. They sail) the alternative would he serious damage lo the southern school system. The governors o f eight southern states, including Guv. Haydon Burnt o f Flor­ ida, nu t with most o f their House and Senate members behind dosed doors for two liouis in tlie caucus room of the Cannon House Office Building. ATLANTA (UPI) — U. S. E d u c a t i o n Commissioner Irancis Keppcl said today that Southern governor* can­ not pressure him into modify­ ing his school desegregation order. Keppcl was in Atlanta to brief some 2U0 Southern edu­ cators from six states on their reapontib nty under the new d«> gicitation order that colls for opening four grudes this fail and total desegrega­ tion, including faculties, by 1907. H. T. MUwee, Scnriunle school superintendent, and V\ alter Teague, administra­ tive aide, will meet In Talla­ hassee Wednesday with state education officials to hear a report of the Atlanta meet­ ing. The Seminule School Board will hold n work session on desegregation plans Thursday evening. STATE, COUNTV anti Cunuclberry official* survey the ruin* o f the Rich­ ard Ilozulsky homo which dropped 12-11 feet into u tdtikhole oil Northmour Rond at Casselberry Saturday. Guv, Haydon Horns lias ordered all-out assistance to tha city, (Herald Photo) State Acts To Aid Casselberry By Jane Casselberry assistant state highway en ghaeer of the Mato Hoad Dc ment. They ex***** m Nsk M ta r.. * .C oq*c _ H * Omr, H u fm * •fit plane w ill p|i Mr «> pilot. sr^a on North mftor RotriTShtit City and c aged Saturday by the form a­ were on hand to meet them when they arrived at Sanford tion of a large sink hole. The group flew in from Naval Air Station and they Tallahassee In response to an wrre driven to Casselberry appeal directly to the Gover­ where they were briefed on nor by Sen. Mack Cleveland tliu problem* facing the com ­ and Hep. .S. J. Davis Jr. ask­ munity as a result of the na­ ing for asslstanca to the tural disaster. stricken area. Bishop emphasized that it I* Making up the group were a rare situation when a home Ernest Bishop, senior gcolo i is destroyed by a sink hole, gist, water resources division, |with only to such ease* having and Charles Hendry, assist- been recorded in the state, ant state geologist, both with Seminole County is no more the Department of Conscrva- prone to have sinkholes than lion, anil William B. McGee,I any of 20 or 3o other counties State Biologist Avers in the state, he added. Although the link hole Is Eta croup cr setg may possibly tome tfMfMenal damage when stabilization occurs, They advised filling the hole a* soon as possible. The mayor and board of al­ derman met In a work session Monday night with consulting engineer*, William 1-cfflcr and 1), C, Conklin, and town attor­ ney Kenneth McIntosh to form­ ulate plans so that an estimate of costa can he arrived at (u submit to tho Governor. Any action on the property will he subject to |>crmis»ion of adjacent properly owners. Mayor Owen Anstoy express­ ed his appreciation for the quick response and coo|tcralion from stale officials. St. Johns Fish Kill Increasing Friday Deadline By Paul Brookshire "A bad situation that gets worse yearly” is the way Harold Moody, State Game and Fish Commission biol­ ogist, today descrilicd a fish kill in the St. Johns River in the Lake Monros-Lake Jessup area. the two-lske area amounted long as the northeast winds to thousands and thousands keep blowing they make the ot fish. liver hack up ami put more (Local fish ramp operators water in the lake.") do not agree with Moody that “ People are still cMtching the situation is as bad as he fish and will continue to do says. The local operators con­ tacted agree there I* a situa­ ■»,” Moody said. However, he tion of fish dying but they said the condition w h s not "This year the fish kill is agree it is “ not as bad a* last "natural” and most of the fish living killed try the water more widespread than ever," year.” enrichment were nut shad. Moody contended. "Low water (One operator said, “ Wo "A lot of big bass are dy. and a concentration of nutrl- are at the critical stage now, ents hava caused a more seri­ and if we continue to have ing," he declared. It is eslimuted that over ous situation than in the this dry weather we may have tiast.” trouble like last year in an­ one-half million pounds o f Bloody said that the .kill in other 111 days or so. But as fish have died in the St. Johns during the past three week* in the area of Luke Blonroe and Lake Jessup. Bloody said rains would solve the problem but that none was in sight in the im­ mediate future. "It would be a waste of money to try Li treat the wa­ ter with chemicals," >ih said. The itute fishery biolugist said the fish kill was taking place in an estimated 20,000 aerra of water, ’ ’These fish haven't all died at one time but over a period of time,” Moody said, lie said nutrients in the water was causing a heavy bloom o f blue-green algae which are toxic to fish. Bass, bream, ratfish, shad and other species arc affect­ ed. It Is similar to a condition which occurred last year in l-ake Jessup, Bloody said, IIADGE o f aflaiatunt chief o f the Sanford Fire "only worse.” Department ia pinned on George M. Harriett Sr. (right) by Chief It. T, Thornaa. Promotion At that time Moody said an affluent from a sewage plant o f both firemen is temporary, pending actual in tha Winter Park area was retirement o f Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr. ons causa o f tha kill. on OcL 1. (HearId Photo) At Longwood Lung wood Pity Clerlt Onniv It. Shumate announced to­ day that ahe and Mayor Dnvid Wentworth made a study of the city's election ordinance and found that Friday will bo tin- deadline for voters to register for tba June l speclul eteclion to fill the coun­ cil scat vacated by R. C. Carl­ son, resigned. i ' r i t v l n u i announcement was that the books would re­ main open until day of the election. Mrs. Shomate also said that candidates will have until .Saturday lo file peti­ tions to run for the office. Appeals Court Measure Killed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) The Senate today killed a bill to create ■ fourth district court of appeals to cover an area of the state from Day­ tona Beach to Fort Lauder­ dale. The measure failed by a vole of 27-14. It needed 33 of firmallve votca to pass because It required a constitutional amendment and then an emer­ gency election to put It before the jwople this year, The measure had passed the House without controversy more than a week ago, but got enmeshed ia « Stoat* fight over what city would be deal gnated as the headquarters for tha sew courts. Knocked Out WASHINGTON (U P !) — President Johnson asked Congross today to wipe out "right-to-work” law* in It) states, including Florida, "with the hope o f reducing conflict* in our national labor policy." In a special message on lab' or to th* House and Senate, Johnson also advocated txten* siun of federal minimum wag* law coverage to an additional 4*i million workers. The President also! — Proposed legislation to require payment o f double­ time for "certain overtime work" to encourage hiring o f more workwre. — Endorsed a bill to pro­ vide wider coverage o f Job­ less benefits, with longer dur­ ation ami increased amounts. — Indicated that the tax on employers and the amount o f wages subject to tax in the unemployment insurance eystom both would be Increased. Thu President did not take a position at this tints on whether the *1.25 an hour minimum wago should be raised. "The q u e s t i o n Is not whether the minimum wags should be increased but when und by huw much," Johnson said. "The Congress should con­ sider carefully tha effects o f higher minimum wage rates on tha incomes of those em­ ployed, and also on costs and prices and on Job opportun­ ities — particularly for the flood of teenager* now enter­ ing our labor force.” However, he rejected laborbucked proputale to reduce working hours through legis­ lation. The Chief Executive ssld thu time had not yet arrived for changing the 40-hour law. ill recommending repeal o f section 4B of tha Taft-Hartley Act—the so-called rightto-work law—Johnson carried cut a promise he gave to or­ ganized labor. This provision bIIowb states to pass laws banning tha unlun shop whereby workers are required to puy union dues to keep their jobs, BUts with right-to-work luws ate Alabama, Arizona, Arkunsai, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Blississippl, Nebraska, Nevada, North Car­ olina, North Dakota, South Dakota, South Carolina, Ten­ nessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia und Wyoming. Johnson told Congress! "With the hope o f reducing conflicts in our national lab­ or jtoliry that for several ycut* have divided Americans in various states, I recom­ mend the repeal o f section 1411 of tiie Tuft-Hartley Act with such other technical changes as are made nccessaty by this action." WASHINGTON ( UPI) — Defense Serretury Robert S. McNamara said that U. S. and South Vietnamese air­ craft Imd knocked out 23 of the 25 major bridges in North Viet Nam's "infiltration sys­ tem." Drowns ST. PETERSBURG (U PI) — A 23-year-old 8t. Peters­ burg woman drowned Blonder while searching for crab* o ff Pinellus Point in Tampa Bay, She was identified as Mrs, Doris Gallsgher. e n n e u i f t ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • WOMEN'S 2-PIECE COTTON JAM AICA SETS ONLY 2 99 SET • PRINT and PLAID TOPS • CONTRASTING SHORTS • DUCKS, TWILL, POPLIN • KASY-CAItE COTTON • SIZES I TO IS USE YOUR PENNEY C H A RG I CARD! ----- — . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 17, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 17, 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/09088946a8a0148f1d605b9ce13f4410.pdf f401d1e68096ea0cbcb1300c03e9eb6b PDF Text Text VSf In fD rl I m ll Page 4-A—April IB, 1965 Hospital Notes APRIL 8, INI Boyer, Sanford; Deanna Mur phy, Claude Willett, Joyce D ila Inghram, Melvin Me Rench, Longwood; Mary Mat Mlllan, Anne Truluck, Mar sey, Oviedo; Esther Blood, garat Dillard, William Byrd. New Smyrna Beach. Blrthe M arr Harkey, WUlle Mae Hannar, Sanford; Diana M. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hahn, Longwood; Eva John Storms, Sanford, a boy. aon, Apopka. Discharges Discharges Sam Burton, Edith Toung, Prank KnJgtit Sr., Julia M Hobbi, Ben Cappi, Wilbur George Dixon, Eula Tennetl, Gilchrist, Eva Hicks, Marve Ruth N. Rillhlmer, Sanford; lyn Grelme, Amos Jones, Lin George Robinson, Edna Ther­ da McKee and baby boy, San esa Snavely, A l t a m o n t e ford; Nettie Perdue, Chuluo- Springs; Marjorie Cockrell, ta ; Walter H. Marland, De John Bennett, DeBary; Arch­ Bary; Vera Sellers, Geneva; er Adams, Delray Beach; Ralph T. Spotts, Orange City. Michael Edward J a c k s o n , North Miami. April •. 1»«9 April IS, m s Admissions Admissions Sabrina Baker, P s g g y Marcia Emmert, Pstriela Brown, Louise Dietrich, John* ny W. Kennedy, Mary J. Mil* Ransbottom, George Thomas, liken, Eddie Thomas, Clara Catherine Ray, Virginia Ful­ Wilson, Barbara W r i g h t , ton, Sylvia Thomas, Joy Lindsey Madison Wilson, M a n r o a s , Diana Wright, Sanford; Lydia Kllpfsl, De- Joseph McGiblany, Gary Wil­ Bary; Virginia Parker, Lake liams, Andrew Smith, Wil­ liam Collins, Katherine Iron­ Mary. side, Sanford; G e r t r u d e Blrthe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diet* Sharp, DeBary; Lorlne Can­ rich, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and ada, Enterprise; Carl BedMrs. James Truluck, Sanford, nartkl, Lake Mary; Floyd a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson, Osteen; Henry 8yParker, Lake Mary, a boy. monds, Titusville. Births Diachargea Mr. and Mrs. Blllla Grady, Tracey Barnes, Clare Daum and babies boy and girl, Dale Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Inghram, Amy Hall, Susan James Dence, Sanford, a Kirksev LaH^ nit I. San­ boy; M-.r-vnd Mis. Li-'-'O ford; Evangeline Joyce, De* Thomas, Sanford, a boy; Mr. Bary; L a v e i l s Thompson, and Mrs. Harry Emmert, Sanford, a boy. Maitland. Dlschargea April II, m s Annie Hagln, Maxle White. Admlealoae Deborah Anderson, Roger Eleanor Gormly, Ruby Green, Brown, Sam Burton, Math­ Albertha Cooper, R o d g e r ilda Frlsael, Frank Fosslt, Brown, Tammy Farina, San McTcer, Joan Wil • ' ban, DeBary: Hams, Jotapha A. Zimmerll, Benjamin Wray, New Smy Dana Zissa, Sanford; John J. rna Beach; Rufus Harwell, Seufert, Orange City; Arch­ Orlando. APRIL IS, 1985 e r J . Adama III, Delray Admissions Beach; Michael Edward JackHelen Thompson, Georgs eon, North Miami. Dixon, Lola Ries, Tammy Fa Blrthe Mr. a n d Mrs. Robert rlna, Jasper Llngard, Verlilla Brown, 8anford, a boy; Mr. Purvis, Ada Mlnter, Elisabeth and Mrs. Elbert Daniels, Parks, W i l l i a m Kratsert, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Clyde Duncan, Luevlnla Ca­ Daniel Williams, Sanford, a son, Connla Colvin, Margaret girl; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fields, James F. Moreau II, M. McTeer, Sanford, a girl. Sanford; Albert Brinson, Al­ tamonte Springs; Marjorie Discharges Jimmy Christopher, Deb­ Third, Katherine Harider, De­ orah J . Sherrill, Redding nary; Georgia Selby, Deltona; Taylor, Ronald Swain, Bobby Rarbara Stevens, Geneva; Al­ Alligood, Henry Oliver, Dor­ bert Hawkins, Lake Monroe; is Schautteet and baby boy, Patricia Mervine, North Or­ Hanford; Bernice Koppenaa), lando; Iva Velno, Osteen; Vlo Ola B. Kelso, DeBary; Geor­ la Whidden, Palmdale. Births gia Selby, Deltona; Edna Hopper, Lake Mary; Annie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bel B. Hawkins, Lake Monroe; by, Deltona, a boy. Discharges Diana M. Hahn, Longwood; Mary Helton, William Me Baby Boy Brendle, North Orlando; Eddie Cobb, Oviedo; Roberts, Kathryn Griffis, Jes. William Wilbanka III, Win- sle MrCormirk, James Barnes, Morris Pierce, William Ryrd, te r Park. Jonn Williams and baby girl, April II, 1985 Louise Dietrich and baby boy, Admissions Veronlal L. Cornett, Gary Ann Truluck and baby boy, Scott Davis, Kathleen Gallag­ Sanford; Marie Relnert, Hans her, Juanita Gilmore, Elea­ M o r g e n , DeBary; Sadia nor Gormly, Sonja Grady, Evans, Geneva; V i r g i n i a Mary Helton, Belle Knlodner, Parker and t>ahy boy, Lake Ann Moore, Mary A. Mor­ Mary; Floyd Wilson, Osteen; ton, Louis Roberta, Janice James Herrington, Apopka; Dence, Beverly Storms, Jae- Gladys Murphy, Connersville, queline Wlnfree, Carrie A. 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First of alt we have an "acting police chief.” Next, no doubt, there will be an “acting fire chief." Everyone wanta to get into the act. • • • “ Here I go ag ain ” said Sanford Street Department man aa he began marking off parallel parking areaa on Firat Street. • • A Man who claimed He waa the Son of God was crucified today on Calvary. The Roman mtldiers nrrealed Him because of His claim and He was scourged at the pillar. A regal rohe was placed over His raw and bleed­ ing back and a crown of thorns was placed over His head to scorn Hia royalty and mock Him. The soldiers forced film to enrry His heavy cross and He fell three times on the way to Calvary. He was nailed to the cross and crucified be­ tween two thieves. After three hours of agony. He died. Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * a * * “The Nile of America” m u g>anfflrfo feralft * VOL. 57 Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * Christians Mourn Crucifixion Resurrection Celebration Set Easter Easter Dawn Rites Slated A t A ir Base Sanford Naval Air Station will host the annunl Enstcr Sunrise Service for the Protestant communi­ ty in Sanford and the surrounding area this year. Services will be held at 5:156 a.m. Sunday in the Lake Golden area aboard the stution. In the event of inclement weather t h e the study of music. service will he"ITcTin'n the’ Beginning his musical ca­ Seminole High School au­ reer at the age of six, with ditorium. • • • piano lessons which contin­ Gates of the Air Sta­ ued for 18 years, he attended The ElksLodge will give a ateak dinner at the club Mny 1*9 for nil those persona who donated to the tllood Hank three months prior to that date. Incidentally, Blood Rank houra are from 3:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and from 9 n.m. to 2 pm . Wednesdays and Fri­ days. Address: 1302 East Second Street. • • • Ijrst Thanksgiving when the Coffee Club met at the Mityfair Inn, Host Everett Kerr was among the missing. It aaema.that a certain Bless* ed Event was en route. At the club meeting Thursday, Kerr was on hand with the evidence in tow — beautiful Laurie Ellen Kerr. • • • Those U.S. Department of Interior vehicles you see around town are headquarter­ ed here but ara doing their work in Volusia County. They are hauling survey mapping crews. They are engaged in sketching contours along highways and interior areas. They ara not in any way con­ cerned with surveying for rights-of-way for new roads or highways. • • • The "Entombment,” a mas­ sive stained glass window and a masterpiece by Louis Comfort Tiffany, will be shown at Hollins College un­ til 7 p.m. today in connection wijh Good Friday. The fam­ ous window will be on view at the College’s art museum free of charge. Easier Morn­ ing serve at the Hollins Col­ lege chspel also will be open to the public. • • • Clarence L. Ford and Cecil R. Simpson, both of Sanford, are serving on the federal grand jury in Orlando. • • • Opening and dedication of the new Sanford Garden Club building in Sunlsnd will be held at 2 p. m. April 21, with appropriate ceremonies plan­ ned, according to Mra. J. M. Fahey, president. • • • It will soon be Merry-GoRound time again. This annual talent show for the benefit of tbe Little Red Schoolhouse is scheduled for May 11 si the Seminole High Schoolaudi­ torium, according to Mrs. A. O. Karnes, chairman of the show. This will be the fifth production. SRD Fiddles, Regents Burn tion will open at 5:30 a.m. and dlm-tiona to l-ake Golden will be posted. l.t. Cdr. L. J. McDonald, aenior chaplain and this year’* chairman of the aervIces apomored annually by the Sanford Area Ministerial Association, has arranged fer the nationally famous Naval Air Training Command choir from Penaacola to participate in the service. Known as "The Navlators,” the 40 young men who com­ prise the choir all are flight students in liain ln a .to ha. come flying officers in the Fleet or Marine Corps. Of the group appearing here Sun­ day, less than half will lie singing with the choir six months from now due pri­ marily to advancement in tha flight training program. Director of the group ia Lt. Carl C. Schott, USNR, who has spent 23 of hia 29 years the National Music Camp at Intcrlochen, Mich., snng with the Purdue Glee Club while attending Purdue University and sang with tha choir he now direct* whil* a naval aviation cadet in the Navy flight training program at Pensacola. A nativa of Sandusky, Ohio, he is the son of Mra. Carl M. Schott, who presently resides in Ft. I-auderdalc. Residents throughout the area are eneeuraged to attend tha Sunrise Setvire which will brdsig an inspirational open* ing to the Easter Day. • • • In South Seminole, five area churches are uniting for a Sunrise Service a t 8 a.m. to be conducted at the Lyman High School Athletic Field. Rev. Ilelmns Copeland of the Community Methodist Church of Casselberry, will be prin­ cipal speaker. School Supervisory Changes Approved Seven changes in assign­ ments of supervisory person­ nel of Seminole County Schools were approved by members of the school board in special session Thursday evening. Recommendationi were made by the board of trustees. Floyd Richards, principal of Lake Mary Elementary School, has been granted a year's leave of absence to study at tha University of Florida for his doctorate in education. In Richard'a place Morris Ruby, now principal of Eng­ lish E s t a t e s Elementary School, will take over aa prin­ cipal of the Lake Mary School. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, former principal of Pinecrcst School, now teaching at Lake Mary school, will be assigned principal of English Estates to replace Ruby. Jam es Murray, principal of Monroe . Wilson Elementary Schools, will become principal of Altamonte Springs Elemen­ tary School, replacing Frank Gore, who will move into the school administration office as supervisor of personnel and assistant businesi and finance director. Mrs. Mary Groom, Pinecrcst teacher and president of the Seminole County Educational Association, will be appointed principal of the Monroe Wilson School to replace Murray. Thomaa Richey, asaistant principal of Seminole High School, will move into the srhool administration office as director of guidance and ex­ ceptional children programs. A new assistant principal at Seminole High School will be appointed later, W. W. Wharton, present TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — While the State Road Board fiddles, tha Board of Regents will burn over the delay in gelling a fsoo.ono access mad for the University of West Florida, now being construct­ ed near Pensacola. On a rare split vote, the Road Board delayed action on the highway until Ha May 21 meeting in Jacksonville. guidance and exceptional child THE while angel (This LORD GOD planted a garden, In the first days of the world; and he net there an warden in n garment of white unfurled.’ old poem by Dorothy Gurney certainly director is considering several other positions, Mason Whar­ ton, school board chairman, said. Ry Donna Eslrs Mrs. Penrose Love, prinThe mayor and city council cipil of- the Se.T.xak County of Lnirgftood gutted ‘7huf»Business School, also has been1day evening to forward apegranted a year s leave of ah- cial delivery letters to the sence to continue her graduate State House of Representa­ studies at University of Flor­ tives committee on general ida. legislation urging adoption of a bill to validate all previous muniripal annexations. A special meeting of the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — House committee hus been The Senate passed today a bill called for next Tuesday for authorizing a child training tha purpose of considering school in Levy, Gilchrist or such legislation. The validity of nnnesntion Dixie counties after receiving proposals for a severance tax of property liy Longwood 17-92, including on phosphates and a ceiling Highway on pollUcal campaign spend­ Longwood Plaza and Winning. Dixie Store, hat been ques­ brings on Easter thoughts ns 17-yeur-old Randy Rent'd, of Cypress Gardens, poses among the Angel Trumpet flowers nuw coming into full Idoom over Florida.) Longwood A sk s Annexation O K Beverly Alewine School (Jets OK tioned since the Stale Supicme Court in January de­ clared' ah "shen annexation* invalid and unconstitutional. The Longwood rounril, act­ ing in good faith, annexed the property involved two years and more ago, using procedure according to a leg­ islative act passed in 1959, In other business Thursday night, Lids on the new aera­ tion and chlorination plant for the city'* water supply, as submitted try si veil nreu contractors, were read. Rids were ill liiiee pints for the ground storage tank, for the aerator pump and rhlorinator, and for pipe connecting aera­ tion ami chlorination pl*>*t to the existing tank, that the- loW ' bW "exceeile'tf thatthe low bid exceeded DiO.OOU. All bids were turned over to A. E. O'Ncull and Associ­ ates, of Orlando, for tabula­ tion, study and recommenda­ tion. DRIVER KILLED F O R T LAUDERDALE (UPI) — James Wooten, 67, was killed Thursday aitrr his ta r swerved In front of one driven by a Broward County sheriff'! deputy, knocking both vehicles into a canal. Wirtz Studies Citrus Labor Woes WINTER HAVEN (UPI) — I.abor Secretary W. Willard Wirlz met today with mem­ bers of the Florida Citizens Committee o n Agricultural Labor and then visited with workers and citrus growers In this region. A meeting was scheduled between the committee and Wirtz at the hotel where the labor secretary spent the night after flying here from Orlando Wirtt's first stop on a three- ST. PAUL. Mina. (UP1) — The swollen Mississippi River rampaged through makeshift dikes and sandbagged levees today end rose toward a re­ cord crest. The vast Mississippi created flood conditions all the way to Missouri, where Gov. War­ ren H. Hearns declared a stale of emergency. Water flowed down the main street of Han­ nibal. But the flood was worst In­ day in the twin cities of Minnesota. St. Paul and Minneapolis were in states of emergency. Most of the suburb of Lilydale was under water. The 155foot Navy Island Bridge was United Press International ripped from its moorings Millions of Christians mourn- Thursday night and awept r>* rV;.VV crucifixion in :v»t downstream against a railroad rum Good Friday services to­ trestle. day and prepared for the Joy­ RECORD CREST ful Easter celebration o( his Downstream every one of resurrection. Iowa’s river cities was caught In many cities, special serv­ in flood conditions. Twentyices brought Christians ot var­ seven families were evacuat­ ied denominations under one ed at Dubuque, roof. Businessmen attended. At Keokuk. U. S. «1 and IJS ‘L'L'i7! C I V i C C ? , « w < y ^ i v-nr? closed and-lm in. Cowl Friday observance--1 #n(j pianu along the river ranged from a drama called boarded up their doors. "Christ in the Concrete City,” in Missouri, water crept on­ presented by a Chicago minis­ to highways, particularly at terial association, to a colorful Ashburn, Louisiana and Clarks­ Spanish Easter procession in ville. New York City, Illinois Gov. Otto Keener President Johnson was at his railed out National Guardsmen Texas ranch for the Easter in patrol levees along the Mis­ weekend. sissippi between Oquawka and Sunrise services, many in Gulfport. The Quad Cities area scenic outdoor settings, and —comprising Moline and Rock gala parades were scheduled Island, ill., and Davenport and for Easter Sunday. Bettendorf, Iowa—braced (or It promised to tie a big the worst flooding of tba cen­ weekend for travel. The Na­ tury. tional Safety Council predict­ ed "nearly all” of the na­ MORP. TORNADOES tion’s 87 million cars would lie CLEVELAND, Tenn. (UPI) on the highways. —Tornadoes awept down the The Burlington and New j Cumberland Mountain chain York Centra] said they wcre jti in eastern Tennessee Thursadding extra coaches for holt- j jiy]"M attering* bulldlngsTnd day runs. i trailer homes "like mixed-up United Air Lines scheduled I dominoes." One man was killextra flight* to Seattle, c(j amj moro (ban jo other* Wash,. Newport News, Va, injured. and Honolulu, Ilnwnii. Four tornadoes left between The climnclic Holy Week oh- 100 and 200 persons homeless scrvancci were marred for |n communities from near many by a series of natural Jamestown in Ihe northern part disasters which started Palm o( the , tatc to chattanooSunday when tornadoes killed | g , |n louth. 213 persons in five Midwest \ tornado also ripped }Ihrough the community of RosHoods brought misery to alio near Scottsboro, Ala., to thousands more in Minnc Thursday night, collapsing 4 sots, Iowa, and other states general store and injuring 4 young girl. BERLIN (UPI) - West BcrDamage also waa Inflicted liners by the thousands on the nearby community of stream past armed Commun­ Ida, Ala. ist guards Into East Hcrlin toAnother tornado struck the da lo spend Good Friday with town of Moreland in North Iheir friends and relatives, Georgia Thursday night, flingRy noon, about 80,000 of the ing a tree across a police car. 98,000 West Berliners who had Officers in the car were not Goad Friday pssecs had walk­ hu.rt......... ..................................... ed ’through checkpoints "in* the Winds of 40 to 50 mdea per wall. hour battered Gainesville, Ga. Similar numbers are ex­ pected to visit East Berlin dur­ ing the weekend and on Mon­ day, which is a holiday in Ger­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. many, ( U P D — An international conThe Communists opened the feienre on Cambodia appear­ Berlin wall for Easter visits ed today lo he (he next major last Monday. It will slam shut! step in a negotiated settleagain at midnight, April 25. nicnt of the Vietnamese war. WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Saturday, high nlnuit 90; low tonight in 6 0 s . _______________ UnitedlVesTLeased Wire K.-.aHiMUvf 1908 * FRIDAY. APRIL' 16." 1965 S3ANFOK1),- FLOUHIA- ' N O .T to • “Candy,” which haa been aelling faater than Eaater egga on Good Friday, fa not on the Sanford Library not*ce Tampa imi uanned the cont: ••evlil novel as well. • • • Charlie Morrison may have been married for 51 years but he hasn’t lest his appeal. To wit: Two ladies gave Mr. Charlie kisses a t the May. fair Inn the otherda«v May­ be n rn rn rT ^ J fee Club drawing had some­ thing to do with it. , Cities, Roads Under Water; Bridge Lost day lour was In Tallahassee Thursday, lie met with Gov. Haydon ~BUrns" and Agricul­ ture Commissioner D o y l e Conner for about 30 minutes and then met newsmen. "I don't have much more than a layman's knowledge of the problems of Florida agri­ culture,” Wirtz confessed. ” 1 am here to learn as much about the situation as I can and see how we may remedy them in the future.” The labor secretary said his firki rrprcsenlatives were re­ sponsible for his recent about lace on the oHshore labor question. Wirtz gave in and reversed his long adamant position not to extend the deadline for British West In­ dians imported to harvest Florida crops. Wirtz said his representa­ tives explained to him that there was not enough domes­ tic labor on hand at the time to do the Job. ” 1 atiil behave, however. that reports of crop losses suffered in Florida for lark of harvrstcis were exaggerat­ ed,” he said. “ The fa d remains that Con­ gress has passed a law that foreign workers will not be imported if domestic labor is available to do Uic Job.” Wirtz was strongly accused by political leaders and grow­ ers alike for pushing his "hire American” policy. They accused him of being a misinformed idealist who cost them huge turns of mon­ ey while trying to force upon them a “ war on poverty” separate from that being wag­ ed by the Johnson administra­ tion. Faces Hearing In Husband's Death BULLETIN Sheriff J, !.. Hobby slat­ ed early this afternoon that Beverly Alewine haa been arrested on a charge of murder and was to be ar­ raigned this afternoon be­ fore County Judge Karlylc Uousholder. Mrs. Beverly Carol Alewine probably will be formally charged this afternoon with (he murder of her husband. Tony. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said this morning (hat investigation In the fatal shooting has pro­ gressed to (lie point where Mrs. Alewine will l>c brought before County Judge Ksrlyie Houshokier for possibllc form­ al charges this afternoon. Detaili arc still sketchy In the slaying, winch occurred in the early morning hours Thursday in the bedroom of the Alewine apartment at 1007 Park Avenue. The sheriff* office say* the flaying was the culmination of an argument between the dead man and hia wife, after Alewine returned home shortly before 4 a. m. He was shot below tba right eye with a German-made .22 caliber revolver and was desd on arrival at Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Gramkow Funeral Homa will send the body to Lavoala, Ga., Inday (or funeral services and burlap Major Step I [ Announcing H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y ’S RED CARPET SP R IN G S E L L IN G SPREE FEBRUARY 15th THRU APRIL 30th The Red Carpet Will He Out For Every New Car Buyer. Drive A Comet Or The New Mercury Then Compare. You Will Be In For A Bl* Surprise. Hijfheht Trade Ins In Hlatory Oa Car Of Your Choice. SEE US TODAY I ! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 3 2 2 -4 8 8 4 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla.- �% W rt B a a fa rt B tta B Rev. Grover Sewell Important “Why took ya the tiring amadg the 4aad? He la aat her* bat la riaen." Lake 24:M We Ihlak in terma of icleaee today because our tninda are conditioned on every hand for auch thinking. W* like to prove thktgi by formula* which work the aame way every time. It la good that aclenee haa become important to people becauae R haa accomplished many fine thnga for ua. We do have jet-propelled plane* that meke the "marvels” of a de­ cade ago aeem like muaaum piece*. Our automobile* are getting better all of the time even If they are harder to get Into for tome of ua who find that diet* are too diffi­ cult to adhere to. We have more adequate houalng; are getting cloeer end ctoeer to the moon, end yet there are aom* ether thing* that require acleetlfic principle* to balp ua twentieth century peo­ ple find an anewor to the myatery of ill* that aeem* to •luda ua. _________ _ Given For Margaret Brown Heads WSCS Officers for the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Bear L a k e Methodist Church were elected at the group's April meeting held at the home of the minister, Rev. William Irwin, and Mrs. Irwin, in Apopka. Installed in tb* church at a later date will bo Mrs. Mar­ garet Brown, president; Mra. Leone Whipple, vice presldent; Mrs. Eileen Benjamin, recording secretary; Mrs. Ann Irwin, spiritual U f a chairman; Mrs. Mickle Morcan. treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Bowies, missionary education and service; Mrs. Jean Muel­ ler, local church actions; Miss Phyliss Swisher, membership cultivation chairman, a n d Mrs. Marge Linton, assistant chairman for local church ac­ tion. Mrs. Brown presided at the business meeting with Mrs. Whipple in charge of devo­ tions and prayer. Devotions were on tha theme, “Meaning of tha Crosa.'' It waa voted to change tha group’s regular meeting date from the third Thursday of each month to the second Thursday of each month. Plana wars mad# to sponsor a bake sale within th# next month. Those attending tha meeting Nan Paterson, Mra By Jells Barios Semi-annual meeting of the Dorcas Federation of Seventhday Adventists was held at Highland Church In Apopka with Mra. Raymond Grantier, Central Federation president, in ehsrge of the session and alio serving aa hostess. Mrs. Kenneth Wright, State Federation president, report­ ed on work of other federa­ tions In the Florida district. Elder S. S. WiU, Home Mis­ sionary secretary for the Southern Union Conference, waa main speaker. He stress­ ed importance of a visitation program that would encour­ age the members in faithful service to their neighbors and friends. Elder W. L. M ust, Home Missionary secretary for Cen­ tral Florida, made an appeal for Dlistter Famine Relief and an offariag waa takes bringing |77. It waa reported that the recent campaign for a “Bush­ el of Button* for Bethal’’ was a greet euccesa and Mre. Grantier upraised apprecia­ tion to all ladies in the area who responded in giving but­ tons to maka up th* first buabeL She also expressed es been left out. In the dark houri of th* night, bis sophistication is gone as he tosses on bis bed of wakefulness, and cries out for th* answer. BUSHELS OF BUTTONS have been collected The answer in a God-cent­ by the Dorcas Federation of Seventh-day Ad­ ered world la not " science or ventists to send to Rcthul, Africa, for use in the religion,'' but is a world rul­ school homo economics classes. Shown here with ed by God where true science the collection are (left to right) Mrs. Russell is honored. Efforts to go to the Ryder, Mrs. Kenneth Wright and Mrs. Raymond moon should not destroy faith, Grantier. but merely show ua the majesty of our Creator and our imallMia as we make such frantic efforts even to catch a glimpse of those things which He has casual­ ly mad*. What formula can be ap­ plied to the proof of the Chris­ tian faith? You and 1 are ex­ WOMAN’S SOCIETY of Chriatinn Service of Bear Lake Methodist periencing e season that cmChurch elected new officera at the April meeting. In the group nro phasltei that formula which (front, left to right) Mrs. Margnret Brown, Mrs. Leone Whipple, Mrs. is found in (he Resurrection oi Eileen Benjumin; (back) Mrs. Ann Irwin, Mrs. Mickle Morgan, Mrs. Jesus Christ. Perhaps I may Ruth Bowles, Mrs. Jean Mueller. Not present for the photu were Mrs. seem Irreverent to some by Marge Linton and Miaa Phyliss Swisher. (Herald Photo) such a statement, but R also incorrect to tay that w* have no proofs of our faith. Doubters ate not confined to our time, but have littered N on the papa* of written hiitcy. C l - i w / ' . r m , V P*61*1 MBaeRdMH-rtd-JOdEW Norris, Mra. Catherine Baird T in Apoiuc -Ttw....-rmv. u, jginUfactUring Company oi — * ~*.w t SuSWfX-VirTB Mrs. Voncllie Childers, Mra heart* a* w# feel an inward have the Resurrection as proof Sanford for ita gift of an en­ Virginia Gibbons, Mrs. Mary of his faith. He did not believe tire second buihel of buttons. loneiinna amidat only a ann MUes, Mrs. Bowles, Mrs evt-n when his closest friends Mrs. Wrigbt'a daughter-ineclenc* of the material world. Mueller, Mra. Benjamin, Mra. of First Our apirltual makeup find* agreed end testified t h a t law, Mrt. Burton Wright, who Irwin, Mra. Brown, Mrs Baptist Church. Sanford, will leave next Thurs­ they had teen th* risen Lord. taachaa home economic# at Itself the victim of malnutri­ Wblppia, Mra. Morgan and th* day for a week's mission tour to Jamaica which Thomas would agree that if the Seventh-day Adventlit Col­ has been planned under auspices of the Southern tion when the material la eonhost and hostel*. aldered exclnelveiy. We find th* Christ who had died on the lage in Bethel, Africa, will Next meeting will bo May Baptist Foreign Mission Board. While there. Roman Cross was not risen, ua* these buttons to provide * .e-ovsit • Park that th* daepetl need* that School—• would7 .1 L W J f " . D . ■ Chances w llL n ttlR « f r j "on Bible School themeelvea. kntiuo\.jwii ' wood Tradewinda. Those at' t u n t i l h a d * ! ? T n s ^ c M f t a * * ' ^ ,nlcf during the day ana preaching services be mot. Our ineecurity and place, but not tending will meat at tha th,lr “ *• 4 ***• In the evenings to be conducted in church#« from tenaion remain even in the aeea for himself would he be claiaea. church at 8:30 p.m. Montego Bay to Kingston. mldat of plenty of thing*. Dh lieve. The resurrected Christ voreea run rampart, alcohol let him see for himself aad lam increase*, crime becomes the word, “My Lord and my Churches Plan « greater problem, war seems God'* rang in the ears of ell about hJm. EA STER BASKETS were filled by members of the Betty Lawhorn Circle ever to be a probability, and Sunrise Service of Prairie Lake Baptist Church for patients at the Eccleston Cnllnhun the thinking man decides that It was oof only Thornes who Crippled Children’s Hospital in Orlando. Among those taking part in tho Ingredient must have saw aad believed, but there were Mery Magdalene, ell <d roject were (left to right) Mrs. Agnes Parkeraon, Mrs. Louise Stevens, In Lake M ary the apostles, the disciples on Irs. Mary Jane Caulk and Mrs. Jo Lowe, who was hostess to the group the road to Emmaua, end five By Franco* Waatar at her home on Seminole Boulevard, Casselberry. (Herald Photo) hundred brethren at one* and By Deaaa Eaton By Evelyn Lundy bordered with b a n d s of A n n u a l Easter Sunrise many others. This was enough Th* choir* of Firit Bap­ Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Jarnl- matching ribbon, wer* center­ Services in Lake Mary will for them. In fact, for the tist Church of Sanlando gan and son, Jimmy, ware ed with arrangements of be held at 8:46 a.tn. at the St. Andrews Academy Plans epoetles it waa so much that Springs will present a pro­ pink and whit* carnation! In­ point on th* Frank Evans they were changed from crlng gram of apodal music Easter welcomed to Firat Baptist terspersed with baby’s breath. home property on Lake Mary. Church of Oviedo last Sun­ Crystal punch bowl* war* To Have Sunrise Annual Amateur log cowards to men who wer* Sunday, Minister* a n d churches glad to give their lives in Tha Junior Choir will b* day with a reception held In placed on either and holding participating will ha Rav. A, martydom aad walk through conducted by Mrs. Jamas t h a church'* Educational delicious strawberry punch F. 8tcvana, Community Pres­ Easter Service By'JoAan Haya Talent Show Special Caster Day Serv­ the door of death into the man- Platt, and tha combined Building from 3 until B p.m. which was served with cake byterian Church; Rav. James By Maryam Mlleo By Maryann Miles Making up th* receiving aquaria lead In whit* and Hardin, Upsala Presbyterian ice* for two Oenavs church** aion of immortality. Whan w Youth and Adult Choir will St. Andrews Presbyterian look at this scientifically, we bo directed by Tom Heines. line were Frank Wheelsr, decorated with pink roaabuds. Church, and Rav. W. L. Hol­ The Student Association of have beta announced. Church of Bear Lake will Plant have been completed A aimillar arrangement of comb*, Church of tha Naas have an Easter Sunria* Serv­ for the revival to be held dur­ Forest Lake Academy will The First Baptist Church know that men do not die for Featured aoloa will b* given former chairman of tha deac­ by Tom Halnos, Jamoa Lewis, ons; Kirby Buckelew, current carnations and baby'a breath r*ne. and th* Firat Msthodlat a lie. ice at S a.m. on tha church ing the last week of the month present its annual amateur and Mrs. Platt. Mrs. Otholl chairman of th* deacons, and hlghllghttd with Easter lilies W* ere disciples, too. Let Although tha service will grounds. Church will unite for the an­ by First Southern Methodist talent program at 8 p.m. Sat­ Sullivan will serve as pianist. tha honored family, Rev. and waa placed on th* piano. be brief, those wishing to be nual Sunrise Service to be this t u to r spoak to ua of tha Church of Sanford at tho Wo­ urday in the school gym. Following th* earvlco, wom­ Following tha half-hour Woman of tha church wars seated should bring chairs, an of tha church will aerva man's Club on Oak Avenue. held at • ami- at th* K. T. Resurrection with such tram muale service which boglna Mra. Jamigan and Jimmy. Judges will tnelud* Jfr*. Two long refreshment ta­ hostesses for tha occasion cushions or blankets. . Suaunertlll home on Lake endoua fore* that we, toe, shall Verdun* Burnham, Dr. Ernest coffee and doughnuts to those Speaker will be Rev. Durat 11 a.m., tha paster, Rev. bles, covered In pink taffeta with Mra. Georg* Msans aa Geneva. Minister*, laadara, be glad to give ouraelvee for Tha public la invited to at­ attending. ward H. Knight Jr., pastor, Stevens, Rill lies, and two and members of both church­ tb* greatest aod fullest truth Lawii Haines, will give tha with an ovarcloth of pink nat reception chairman. tend. At the 11 a.m. aervice, Rev. and services, twginnlng Tues­ minister* who will bo present­ morning aormon e n t i t l e d es will participate in present­ ever known. M. G. Lyerly, retired min­ day, will be held through the ed at th* time. “Jesus la Bison As Ha Said.'' ing th* eerrice. ister, will bo guest speaker. following Sunday at 7:30 p. m. James A. Tucker, biology Tha congregation will b* tegular 11 a.m. worship dally. A film of special in­ instructor, will serve aa em­ led in singing by Pater Tew service# also Will be con­ terest to young people will bo cee; audition* are In charge who also will lead alnging at ducted at both church**. of senior atudenta Harry. Presbyterian the evening service at 7:R0 ahown on Saturday night. Bev. M. D- Jackson, supply Seals and Ernie Stevens, and p.m. Tew will be rememlwrRev. Charles Bennett, pas­ minister at First Baptist, categories, serious, light, ed from last summer as “the Circles To Meet tor of the Southern Methodist four wltl give a sermon entitled pops, and novelties, art ou singing llftguard." Church at Port Salerno and a “The Reaurrection" and thar* tha program. Palm Sunday waa observed ministerial student of South­ will be special music by the Thera will ba a email adIn Bear Lake with tha Youth Choir singing ern Methodist College at Or­ choir. mlislon with th* public invit­ the favorite anthem, “The angeburg, S. C., will deliver ed to attend. By Maryann Mile* At 7:45 p.m., th* choir will By Evelyn Lendy Palms," with Mre. Sullivan Women'* circlet of St. An­ th* aermoo this Sunday evenpresent the cantata, “Ware Fifteen children wer* r aa pianist. Tha church was drew* Presbyterian Church, tag. You Thar*." reived into Firat Methodist decorated with palm branchBaar Lako, have announced Tha children’* ehotr^.under Bar. W. E. Timm* at First Church of Oviedo In Impres­ direction of Mrs. E*car Nelmeeting* 1st nbxt WMk. Methodist Church has entitl­ sive ceremony c o n d u c t e d aa In faprcMntntlon of the The Night Circle will meet dor, wilt sing “At Easter ed his sermon for the 11 a.m. I'alm Sunday by_ pay, .Cyrus. day's observance. at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Tima” and Jim Talmadge -eervlcor “Th*--Greatest* MM--* Uawasy,"'minister, with assist­ home of th* president, Mra. will lead tha choir and con­ ade of Ail Agee.” Scripture ance from Merritt BUley, Sunrise Service L. C. Tinetey, 3077 Cecilia gregation In traditional Enter A Sunrise 8*rvtca will bo will be taken from Luke Sunday School superintend­ Drive, Bear Laka. hymn*. conducted Easter at 4:15 14:1-8A. Thar* will he e re­ ent. The Day Circle will meet ception of new members and Th* youth group had re­ a.m. on the Rock I-ak« prop­ at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the ceived an intensive eight erty of Mr. and Mra. Worth a baptismal service. home of Mra. Kenneth Css* Academy Class At 0:4S p.m. the member- week court* of instruction Hausar for th* First Baptist aelman, 86 Lake Brantley able training clast will meet prior to coming Into th* Church of Longwood. HQ!*. Other eervlcea are achedulfollowed by the worship hour church. To See College Vacation Bible School at St. Children Joining were Steve ed at the church at 8:48 a.m., at 7:80 p.m. whan Rav. By Maryann Mites Andrews will begin June 81 Timms will give the last In Bratton, Gall Bratton, Mary 11 a.m., 0:16 p.m., and 7:30 with Mra. M. J. Getting* as Th# Senior Clasa at Forest th* a t u d y of Ephesians, Jane Kelsey, Wesley Michael, p.m. director. Attending a recent Lake Academy will leave by Forrest M i c h a e l , Gilbert Chapters five and six. VBS training session at John bua after Saturday night'* Michael, Ann Bhull, Kathy Th# 8alvatlnn Th* Salvation Army lo­ NEW BAPTIST m lntatcr In Oviedo, Rev, A. F. Jam igan (rig h t) and h it Knox Presbyterian Church in Amateur Talent Program at Btalay, Martha Ceurlar, Mary cate* mining person* in all wife and eon, Jimmy, were honored at reception i Osteen Church last Sunday afternoon, Orlando, along with Mra. the school for a week at Courier) B a r b a r a Bunch, part* of th* world through With them la Kirby Buckelew, chairman of i the church'a board of deacons. Gettings, wer* Mra. Elisabeth Southern Missionary College Jam** Bunch, Bradley Bunch, Ita Mlaalng Pcraona Bureau*. Roe* and Mra. June Heoth In Collegedale, Tenn. Patton and R*x Ralpa. To Give Program Sherry who will b* In charge of the Adults joining tha church A tradition at Forest Lake J u n i o r department; Mrs. for senior*, the trip gives by transfer af latter were Mr. For Eostor Nancy Josey and Mrs. Donna them opportunity to inspect and Mra. J. R. Bunch, Mr*. Frederlckson who will head campus facilities end studies Boy Wainwrlght and Jo* Pat­ By Mrs. Clarence Sayder th* primary department, and and to actually stay in the ton. The Osteen Methodist Church Mra. Mary Jeanne Ellis, lead- dormitork-s as guest* of the will present an Easter pro­ #r of th* kindergarten depart­ atudenta. W IW O M I W S ttN gram. “IB* Ufa *f the ment. On th* return trip the vtour," in scripture and song W M S Circles data will see points of inter­ Virginia Petroskl during the . regular .11.a.- m. P. O. Box MU The S a l v a t i o n Army, est and will make a atop in worship hour this Sunday. Sat Meetings Sanford Gatlinburg, Tenn., for a short founded n century ago, la Rev. A. C. Beatty will be in By Maryana Milan dedicated to tb* spiritual, tlma. Nora Norria charge. TB 8-1814 moral and physical reforma­ Following the eervlc* a cov­ Meetings of Woman's Mis­ 8. Seminole tion of all who neod it. ered dish dinner will be serv­ sionary Society Circle of Foi* OVER 35 YEARS CM* Baptist Church are Phyllis Kugeastiae ed el the church. AH are wel­ eat At Firat A Palasett* scheduled fur Tuesday of next FA 3-4234 come. (Aloagaid* old poet office) Lake Mary There will be an Easter Egg Tha Baity Lawhon Circle Mildred Harney Hunt la the afteracaa. will meet at 8 pan. at th* ••8*3611 homo of Mr*. E. M. Whlldcn, Deltona An ordained minister, The Montgomery Read, Foroet Mary Getting* Salvation Army officer in City. The Jane Hickman ClrCHOIR of B aar Lake M ethodist Church, wearBoar Lako . Mra. D orothy Em ig, Mra. M argie L inton: .authorised to perform marri­ cl# meeting will be bold at 383-4847 i n i m w foraat groan robot w ith reversible col(back) Mra. L oretta Noldar, W aitar Bowles, ages, conduct fuaartU and U* bom* of Mrs. Hattie lara of gold and w hite, la m ada up o f ( li f t to • EffPria • FunUturg John Wolklng, I nr Nelson, B rian Brown and Saphl* Haines Instruct meatbora of hit teamdereea, West Lake Brant­ rig h t, fro n t) Mra. M argam t Brown, Mra. Jean * TO* * Pinson DeRary Mr*. Cindy Colter. ley Road. •48-4402 • R n t a l Beds Mueller, Mra. Marj* Salmi, Mra. B arbara lloov(H erald Photo) Choirs To Sing Pastor And Family Special Music At Sanlando Welcomed To Oviedo Easier Services Planned For Geneva First Southern Completes Plan For Revival Oviedo Church Receives 19 'n Ceremony r Attend services tdis wee£ atyour own J jd u e o j' worsfyf Sanford Furniture Co. �fro Wt # a rfa rl frrtQ Merry-Go-Round Scheduled For May 11 AtSHS Fri. April 16. *65—Page 3 Traffic Survey •In 2 Counties Set Next Week Where did this trip begin? Where will th li trip end? Thoee are two aample queetiona that will be aaked in a roadside traffic aurvey on all roada leading into Seminole •VCounty. The State Road Department will begin the aurvey next week. A total of 31 roadaide in* terview atatfona will be aet up in both Seminole and Or* ange Countiea for the compre* henaive atudy. It la eatimated th at 100,000 g drivera will be interviewed be* * fore the aurvey la concluded. Nine of the roadaide etationa will be open for 24-hour perioda, 10 atationa open for 16*hour perioda and three ata* tiona for eight-hour perioda. Among other question* to be aaked are: What la the purpoae of thia trip ? Where ia thia car gar* « aged? Where did you atop in '* thia area? What waa the pur­ poae of thia atop? ____Xhe.Orang-' Seminole trana* portation at. . J*!i> oeinlf'corT’ ducted by the State Road De­ partment and Wilbur Smith A Aaaociatca in co-operation w i t h the Orange-Seminole Jcint Planning Commiaaion. CONFIRMATION was conducted at Ascension Lutheran Church Palm Sunday by Rev. C. R. Zchndcr for this group of boys and girls. In the group are (front, left to right) Cheryl Stebbins nnd Coleen McGrow; (row two) Richard McGrnw, Raymond Hoctger nnd John Cheney; (row three) Allen Mnthcws, Dennis Dysert, Pastor Zchnder, Terry Carnnhnm. Keith Evers, and David Cheney. (Herald Photo) Band Gets Rate. O f ‘E x c e lle d A t Contest By Jane Caaaelberry The South Seminole Junior Nigh School Band received ' ? an overall rating of excellent a t the diatrlct context a t Clear Lake High School in Cocoa Saturday and a “au* perior" in aight reading. Randmaater George Kiraten aald th at he la eapecially proud of their good ahowing in aight reading aa thia mrana the band aa a whole tan take a atrange piece of ' mualc and play It with undcratandlng and clarity. The three Judgea offered high praiae for the young band commanding it for ita wonderful spirit, ouatanding atnge deportment, and gen­ eral musicianship. Commenta on the good baa* Ic fundamental teaching evl* j denced by the band compli­ mented the fine job which Kiraten ia doing. TH E TRADEWINDS, Terry Harmon, Jim Jnrrnrd anil Jim Wharton, Lyman High seniors, (left to right, top photo) played for installation of Altamonte Springs Garden Club officers (left to right, bottom photo) Mrs. George Knoth, vice president; Mrs. Don Harris, recording secre­ tary: B. H. Jarrard, president; Mrs. Earl Ryan, corresponding secretary, and George L. Hubbell, treasurer. (Herald Photos) Altamonte For ‘Play* Center By Dosaa Extra Mias Pttoi • wofford and four othep ABamonte Springs teenagers are circulating pe­ titions a t South Seminole Junior High and Lyman High Schooix irqucacing that the Altamonte Springs T o w n Council provide a recreation center In the community. ) Mias Swofford states that her group already la half way toward Its 200 signature goal and that the petitions will be presented a t the meet­ ing of the Town Council sche­ duled for Wednesday evening. No adults are being aaked for signature on the petitions. Assisting Mias 8wofford, daughter of Altamonte May* or W. Lawrence Swofford, are Don Paulsen, Tommy Pinnock, Billy Swofford, and Gall Kilmer. Gov. Haydon Burnt hat pro­ Whereat, life inaurance con­ claimed the week of April 19- tinues to contribute to the 24 aa Life Insurance Week in growth of our country and Florida. our state through the invest­ The commemorative week ment of policyholder dollars will he observed by the 37 to­ tal associations of the FSLU in all tegmenta of the econo­ and will be brought to the my, while awaiting call for attention of the public through benefit payment, and the organization's many mem­ Whereat, more knowledge bers. of life insurance It increasing­ Locally, the Seminole As­ ly Important in properly plan­ sociation of Life Underwriters ning family financial security, ia servicing the people of this and area through its 62 members. Whereat, all persona, both The purpose of the week ia as policyholders and aa bene­ to acquaint Floridans with the ficiaries, desire to learn more many benefits and applica­ about life Insurance, that It. tions of life insurance, and what it does, bow it operates, to further stress the import­ and ance of the life agent aa a Whereat, the Florida Assoc­ significant contributor in up­ iation of Life Underwriters grading the American fam­ is cooperating In a program to ily'* economy. Governor Burns' proclama­ Burglar Note tion reads: HKKMSTKDK. H o l l a n d Whereas, life, insurance rep­ (UP!) — A bandit who resents the base of financial broke into an often - robbed security planning for more house found this note await­ families than any other form ing him: "This house hns of thrift of aavlngi, and been broken into four times Whctcas, life insurance and already. Jewelry and moneyits allied coverages are con­ are not her* any more. Do stantly changing in order to keep thlnga tidy. Thank you." meet the ever-changing social The intruder carefully and and economic structure, at {jjilv v-nrohod. s'-arehei' Myurii x<*M sar*W . ^ H . m i # ^ ulld nuVml.1c-^..Vdi ily'a own situation, and inform the public of the many and hroad aspects of life in surance; Now, Therefore, I, Haydon Burns, by virtue of the au thority vested in me as Governor of the State of Florida, do hereby proclaim April 1924, 1965, aa Life Insurance Education Week in Florida, and urge ail citizens to avail themselves of thia opportun­ ity to learn more about their life insurance and what it can do for them, especially mak­ ing this the occasion to see that it is so arranged aa to be of utmost value to tha beneficiaries. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto aet my hand and cauted the Great Seal ef tha Stata of Florida to ba affixed at Tallahassee, the Capital, thia Jtth day of February, A.D. 1965. Haydon Burns j Governor - Shirley Smith for Circle To Meet Thx Shirley Smith Circle of Plnecrcst Baptist Church will meet In Fellowship Hall at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday with thx rirrl* chairman, Mra. Harold Sherwood, presiding. Memtwra nr* reminded to bring items for Good Shep­ herd Home. Following the meeting, cir­ cle members will attend a general meeting of the WornMissionary Ror.'#**, r t f the t-hurrli. electric appliances , • . prom pt service . • . utaxw-W M. .1... w iring o r contracting , . . DeBary-Deltona Services Set An Easter Dawn Musieale will be presented by the De­ nary Choristers, directed by Laura Platt Brown, during Sunday's early morning com­ bined services to be conduct­ ed at the lakefront of Lake Marie on Shell Road. Residents of nearby Del­ tona will be attending a union service io be field at the Del­ tona Community Club on Lake Monroe at 6 a. m. call Sanford Electric Co. GOV. HAYDON BURNS (center) presents proclamation declaring April 322*1662 19-2-1 as I.ifo Insurance Week in Florida to Martin Fryer (left), presi(lent of Florida State Association of Life Underwriters. Looking on is Florida Insurance Commissioner Broward Williams. 118 Magnolia M em bers of Seminole Co. Life Underwriters Assoc. Jarrard Heads Garden Club By Jails Bartos Teenagers Ask Seminole Association for Retarded Children has an. nounced that it haa scheduled the fifth annual production of tha talent show, "The Merry-Go-Round" for May 11 at Seminola High School au­ ditorium. Mrs. A. O. Karnes has wlunteered to take over the duties of the event. She suc­ ceeds Mrs. John Barlow, a Navy wife, who for several years managed the show-. The Barlow-a now have been trans­ ferred from the Sanford area. Mra. Karnes said she plans to use all local talent in thia ycar'a "Merry-Go-Round” and js extending xn Invitation to all seasoned performers of previous years and any other group or persons interested In taking part in the produc­ tion to get in touch with her. All performers may re­ hearse at their own conveni­ ence except for one rehearsal on May II, during the day, the night before the per­ formance. "Merry • Go - Round" w a a first produced four years ago *o ral«e fi;p;N f-1’’ the "Little Red Schoolhousc" and has since become an annunl event. "The school, which is a non­ profit organization depends for ita continued existence on contributions, donations and fund-raising ventures. Mnny individuals and organizations In tiie community have had a part— f,\. the school which works w i t h traltmlile retmded children,” Mrs. Karnes explained. State Life Insurance Week Set Altamonte Springs Garden Club installed new officers at the April covered dish supper meeting held at the Commun­ ity House with the Trade Winds Band, three young men from Lyman High School, as guest musicians. Making up the group are Jim Jarrard , Terry Harmon and Jim Wharton and as each officer was called for installa­ tion. the bnyj r» n ; 2nd play Florida W SC S Sets Meeting In Tampa ed a special song. Numbers included w e r e "Hard Traveling" for the president, U. H. Jarrard; "Chilly Winds" for the vice president, Mrs. G e o r g e Knoth; "Oh Miss Mary" for the recording secretary, Mrs. Don Harris; "Turnaround" for the corresponding secre­ tary, Mrs. Karl Ryan, and "Tom Dooley" for the treas­ urer, George L. Hubbell. Con­ cluding number was "The Very Last Day," a hymn the boys use regularly as their closing selection. Mrs. Robert Bradford, in history report ol the club, re­ ported that in the past 11 years, <2.437.23 had been spent to remodel the Com­ munity House and <1,237.40 had been used to beautify and care for post office and park landscaping plus many small­ e r projects for which the club had given assistance. In the flower show, conduct­ ed as an annual event with a traveling trophy as prise, Mrs. Walter Cope won this year with beautiful orchid ar- Florida Methodist women will convent in Tampa Tues­ day through Thursday of next week for the 25th an­ nual meeting of the church's Woman’a Society of Christ­ ian Service of the Florida Conference. Total attendanca ia cxpocted to exceed 1,500, including conference officers and dele­ gates of 512 church societies and affiliated W e s l e y a n Service Guild unite. Sessions will be held at First Mathodiat Church and Sunrise Services Faster Sun­ the Floridan Motor Hotel 3 Forty students of the youth with ''W itness In a Changing day in southeast Seminole division of First Baptist World” as tha program County have been announced Church left Sanford today by theme. in Oviedo and Chuluota. bus for a two-day youth re­ In Oviedo,* the-First- Baptist treat at Camp Oklawaba in the Church will be host this year Ocala National Forest. for the annual united service Willard Warfield, education­ with First Methodist Church al youth director, aald Use which is scheduled at 7 a. m. group consists of students from Sermon will be given by Rev. the age of IS to II, plus 12 A. F. Jernigan. By l i t * Caaaelberry « adult counselors. Chuluota's service will be The Woman'a Miaaionary .• A ministerial team from held at 6 a. m. at the Com­ Union of Prairia Lake Baptist Stetson University will join Church, Fare Park will meet munity Church with Rev. G. tiie local group, mlnistaring, at 7:30 p.m. Monday a t the Shcaron in charge. leading the music and direct­ church. ing recreational activities. A film atrip on the Baptist World Alliance will be shown. Now You Know Heinrich Schliemann con­ Mrs. Barbara Smith will be The most potent venom known to man it obtained tributed to our knowledge of the program leader. ancient hlatory with his dls* II oa teases for tha social from the skin of tha kokoi 0 rovery of the site of andent hour following the program frog and ia used by the ChoJ Troy mentioned In Homer's will be Mrs. P at Sellers and lo Indians of Colombia as an arrow poison. .* wnUnfi. Mrs. Louisa Slsvsaa. Southeast Areas Baptist Youths Set Services o O ff For Camp Prairie Lake W M U To M eet rangemenia which the later presented to Mrs. Knoth. Con­ secutive mentions went to Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Willard Smith and Mra. Don Harris. Committee for the evening consisted of Mr. and Mrs. J a in e a Spencer, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. George Hearn, Mr. and Mra. Willard D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. Sewell Jr. and Mra. Ethel Simp*on Church Women To Have Sale In Deltona By Mildred Haney The Women's committee ol the future Deltona Mcthodiisl Church will sponsor a bake sale at 10 a. m. Saturday in Deltona Shopping Plaza. The April meeting of the group was held at Klkcam Center with Mrs. Don Coward. DcLand district president, and Mrs. W. C. Strickland, trea surer, as guest speakers. Next meeting will be at ! p. m., May 7, at the Deltona Community Center when Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lloyd of the community will show tlides taken during their slay lc Africa when he was with the U. S. Agricultural Commission In Nigeria; ------------- Nevada Turning To Legal Slugs C A R S O N CITY, Nev. (UPI) — Slugs toon will b* legal in Nevada's slot ma­ chines—a t least the right kind. Gov. 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Cinder Session May Become Annual Event Pro Grid Star Sues EDDIE G R I F F I T H crosses th e wire in top photo to beet out Ly* men'* Jack Blanton to Rive Seminole lliRh vic­ tory in 440 during allc o u n t y track m eet T h u r s d a y . G riffith ’s tim e in th e run was 62 seconds flat. In lower photo, Seminole Rich­ a r d Hittell stretches his legs a fte r receiving baton from team m ate \ tH fi lay. Anchorman H ittell crossed wire in front, with Seminole chalking up a winning tim e of 3:87.8 fo r event. (H erald Photos) Longwood Braves W hip Bear Lake By Jin Bacchus Herald Hports Rfrilar it •David-’ Beauchamp Scored the winning run tor Longweed with;two out in the lait of the ilath inning on a sin­ gle by Ronnie O'Neal to give the Bravee a 4-1 victory ov­ er the Bear Lake Pirates in ' Booth Bemlnola Little taaguo action laat night in CassclbcrRicky Smith went all the i way on the mound for tangwood, allowing just five hits and chalking up 11 strikeouts. In minor league play, Longwood defeated B e a r Lake, 14-9. The Bravea attack was pared by Mika I'roctor’s homerun, a triple and a single by Mika Rankin, and a triple and a single by deno Danmark. Legal Notice s e r i e s orrcsLioN K A Risa COWS ALTSMOMTH SI'MIVIJS, KMIMIIIA TO WHOM IT WAVCONCHIIMl NOT1CH IS IIKIIKIIY IlIVKN Ly th* Town Council of the rAw* -i! A lb i»r.U H*mln<i|t 0<>untr. Klorlds, that Mid Town Council will hold s public hrnrlnu |u conaldcr s request front lloca 1. Williams. SIS Knrssl Avtnu*. for a var­ iance on a front yard sat back of sis (•) fast. I'UIIUI) HMATUNO Will ha hsia la Ilia Town Hall, Aliamonts Hprlhsa, Florida, on Wsdtissday, May I, ltd , at AiM I'.M.. nr aa aonn tharaafler aa |>osalb|s, at which lints Intsrealad p a r t i e s for and against ths tiropoard variants will ha heard and final action taken. THIS NOTICM Is to ba publlahrd by tioailna In Ihra* (J) liuhlln ptaraa within tha Town of Allantonla Hprlnaa, Florida, and puhllskad in ths Sanford Jlsrald. a newspaper of wenoral circulation In said Town, one (I) time, at laast flftaan fill days prior tn ths tints of Iks Public Hrarlna. DATKL) this tlth day of April. A. IK 1111 D O IIO T Iir IIAltDKKN, Acllnu Town Clark Tows of Altamonte Hprlnaa, Florida I’ukilaht .Aarll It, 1MI COL »»• ■ w ffiier League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W Chase .... —.... \ Locomotive Engra. - 1 Hunt Linc.-Mer. .__ . 1 David Lawrettra led ths First Federal ____ 1 pirate hiltora with a home- Quality Mob, Homes 0 run and a pair ..of singlet. Oame Todayf Chase at tacoRicky Proctor hurled the dis­ ” motlW EndiV.’ 4.30, Bay Avenue park. tance for tangwood, achlov* LITTLE AMERICAN ing credit for the win. W L In tonlght'a actios, unde­ Rtrichlnnd-Morrlson .. 3 0 0 feated North Orlande will Florida State .......... 1 1 0 face one* beaten Casselber­ George* ---- -----Nevy ........... .......... 0 2 ry with tha major league Sanford Atlantic .... n 2 gams getting underway at I Gems Today: Florida fit. vs. p.nt. Georges, 4:30, Ft. Mellon Both eluba are elated to Park. use their ace hurlers, with JUNIOR LEAGUE Kevin Ktephenson pitching W L for North Orlando, and tarry Flkn | o Cola chucking for Casselber­ Rotary ..... .............. 1 0 ry. Clvltan ... 1 1 CPO Klwanls _______ 0 Shrint ........... 0 Games Today: Rotary vs. Kl wanls, 4:30 p.m.t CPO va. Elks, 7i30 p.m. Both games, Pinejiurst Park. CITY LEAGUE W Panning Lumber 2 Kllowatta _____ ..._ 1 By Marshall Llago Vinc*wT«d ...._...—.. t IL reld PperU W iU tf Tlluivilla edged past Oviedo Chase ------------- ..... I yesterday for a 5-4 baseball taroy Robb Constn. t Chick hi Treat ------ • victory. Jim Courier hurled aU the U80 ________ .. 0 Tonight: Klngswood va. way tor the Oviedo nine, strik­ Gams Kilowatts, 7:30, Ft. Mellon ing out 11 men but giving up Park. Dine hits to accept the loss. CHURCH LEAGUK Reliefer Tommy Thompson W won credit for the Titusville K of C ___ 1 victory, aflor replacing Jerry Congregational 1 Bridges in (he bottom of the Church of God ----- 0 Ihjrd with Oviedo leading, 4 3. Pinecrcst Assembly . 0 Courier b e g a n the Oviedo Next Games Tuesday: K of C ocorlng w i t h a solo home, va. Pinecrest, 7:30; Church run la the first f r a m e of God va. Cong. 1:43 at Rex Brooks also bit for ths Ft. Mellon Park. full circuit, his clout coming In the second inning. BLUH1VB The loss now gives Orlando CLEVELAND (UPI)-Vob a 4 3 record for the reason. Poller of the Cleveland In This afternoon the club sees dians, who pitched three no action again when they face hitters tn his career, also the Florida Central Academy eempliod n record total of II one-hitter*. Oviedo Nine Falls Victim To Titusville MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR MIN’8 • LADIES’ JUNIORS’ ANP . MIXED . LEAGUES TEAMS OR INDIVIDUALS SUMMER BOWLING • Free • Free Nnreery • Air Cenditl*o*4 • Open Laaee Nightly 1*8 • CachtnH Leung* (Opening Bonn) SUNDAY SPECIAL — 11:80 AJL TIL 1 PJL Jet Lanes 18t ONORA ROAD SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 222*7241 „ B U B A L HATES TO GROUPS rb2 CHILDREN'S EMTHDAV PARTIES By David Hlgglabotham Herald Hporta Writer Three school records were broken yesterday by Semin­ ole High Brhool In the first annual S e m i n o l e County Track meet. Rick Walstrom was the out­ standing athlete at the meet breaking the Seminole record In the 100 yard dash with a 10. and the low hurdles with 20.2. George Markos set a new record In the high hur­ dles with a time of 16.1. San­ ford wound up with 124 points to 62 for Lyman and four for Oviedo. The Seminolrs took first in every event except the pole vault, which Jack Moor* won for Lyman with 11 feet nine Inches. Ths field of seconds and thirds fell Sanford’s way in many divisions. Jack Hunt won the mile run for Sanford with a time uAiATti-'untT for l.yman. Garry Mullins got ths third place points for Sanford. Sanford won all three relay events with BUI Frlaby, Paul taRoy, Richard Hittell, and MIke Gray winning tha 880 relay with a time of 135.2. Harry Wood, Brad Pruden, Kddir' uA Frank Murray won the sprint msdly relay with a tima of 2:06J. In the mile relay, Rick Wal­ strom, Frlsby, LeRoy, and Hittell took first for Sanford with 8:37J. Eddie Griffith won the 440 for 8anford and Jack Blanton took second for Lyman. Star! Weber walked away with tha 880 run with a time of 2:08 and Danny taed took third, both for the Semlnoles. Hittell won the 220 for the Semlnoles with 24.1 and Terry Toole took second for Lyman. Gray won the high Jump for Stanford and Dennis Bajes was an fneh off the' wlnnfetg Jump of five feet six inebta. Sanford took all three place* in the shot put with David Noeli first with 48 feet, Stave Clark second and Stave Balint third. Noell also won the discus with Clark second and Balint third. Sanford took all three places In tha broad Jump with Frank Murray first with 18 feet HU Inches. Walstrom was second and Leeds third. The Sanford Junior High Track team and the South Seminole Junior High team competed for exhibition In all events except the field events. Next year tha two schools will be competing for a Junior division title. According to Seminole Coach Dick Williams, tha Tribe gave "one of it’o boot BUFFALO, N. V. (UPI) — Pete Gogolak, kicking are of the champion Buffalo Bills of ths American Football Lea­ gue, has filed a |300,000 law­ suit for defamation of char­ acter and libel against WORTV, New York City, and sportraster Clure Mosher. Gogolak’a attorney, Herald P. Fahrlnger Jr., of Buffalo, disclosed Thursday the action was Initiated Wednesday in Supreme Court of Erie Coun­ ty because Gogolak resides in nearby Snyder. Other defend­ ants named were the station’s parent corporation, RKO Qen Indians Meet ftfgewater in' Orlando Game By David Higginbotham Herald Sparta Writer The 8cmlnnVJfc~v baseball game o r i g i n s a ( e d lor a home game this afternoon, has been changed to Tinker Field in Orlando when the Semlnoiea take on the Edgewater Eagles in their second meeting of the season at 7 p. m. The Semlnoles beat the Eag­ les, 8-7 In an earlier outing and expect to win again. Ed­ die Fittgerald will be on the mound for the Semlnoles. The Semlnoles lost a dou­ ble sudden-death playoff to Winter Park and Evans last night in two one-inning games held at Evans. The two loss­ es took away the two ties on %* recagd to make Jt tour wins nnd six losses lor the Semi Steve llarri* will be the Seminole catcher tonight, with Jim Ervin nt first, Bill Kuy krod all at second, and Bernie Barbour at third. Ron Hinson will be st shortstop. Sonny Messer will be in left field, Chuck Scott in center and Danny TUIls in right. Chuek Pigqtt and Lamar Ox ford are expected to see tome action tonight, with Ron Dud­ ley and Wayne Plvec acting as the back up pitchers for FiUgerald. The Semlnoles next home game will b# against Winter Pnit Tuesday at 4 p, n . The Smlthaonlan Instltu Uon was founded Aug. 10, 1848. FORD M U FFLER BUILT BETTER F IT BETTER LAST LONGER OFFER GOOD THRU APRIL 24TR FREE MUFFLER Installation WITH THIS AD . . . W HILE YOU WAIT BACH *49 - *53 8 CYL. *54 6 CYL. Page 4 —F ri. April 16, *65 E m il £ /n Orange Belt Conference especially by Baker at third By Jim Bacchus A pasted ball in the bottom base and Mike Sterling at Se­ half of the eighth Inning gave cond. DeLand a 2-1 victory over Ly­ The 'Hounds were unable to man last night in the finals of •core, although Sterling got as the Orange Belt Conference far as second bate in the seventh by way of a tingle and baseball tournament. The Bulldogs thus retained a stolen bate. their championship title for the Lyman threatened again in the extra inoing, putting Brew­ second year in a row. Sophomore righthander Mark er and Larry Miller on the Brewer, who was the winning bases, but once more were un­ pitcher In the 'Hounds semi­ final victory over Leesburg, went the distance on the mound for Coach Jim Payne's determined Lyman team. He allowed only two unearned runs and scattered five base hits in the contest, while strik­ By Bob Thoaiaa ing out five DeLand batsmen The Crooms 1‘anthsrs won and granting only ooe free lhtlr«.fJf hn.eed s t.lh -q .n trt W w -----------------------* n n g u g r v S & w r Kenny Gill was the winning of the season Wednesday by the evening of Nov. 8, 1064, pitcher for DeLand, also hur­ defeating E. O. Douglas High Mosher interviewed Handler, ling a complete game. He al­ School of Sebring by scores who was I n t r o d u c e d and lowed the Greyhounds one run claimed to be Gogolak. Fahr- on six safeties. During the of 5-0 and 3-0. inger said ths television pro­ course of the game he retired In th* first gam*, Andrew gram “held Gogolak up to nine hitters on strikes and James, Crooms' sc* pitcher, hurled a brilliant ona-hitter. contempt and ridlcuia In tha walked one man. James ha^beg^-’it of action community and he was dam­ Lyman threatened first in for * to an in­ aged tlierftu^a^M i Gogolak, who wTIi be 23 the contest when Marvin Cook jury. Easter Sunday, told United belted a 400-foot triple to cen­ Charles Soloman, freshman Press International in a Dec. ter field to lead oft the second righthandsr, bested James' 14, 1064, interview that a inning. He was put out, though, feat as he pitched a masterful Syracuse, N. Y-, man imper­ attempting to score on a pass­ no-hitter to hang up th* socond game for tha Panthers. sonated him during a televis­ ed ball. The Bulldogs took a 1-0 lead James pitched a no-hitter ed sporta show on WOR-TV. "I know who ths man is," In the bottom half of the same earlier in the campaign. said tha Hungarian-born, aoc- round, when they tallied on Tha leading hitters in both csr-styls booUr. “Ha la about two Lyman errors, a hit bats­ contests were: Perlman Brin­ son, Thomas Roberts, and 40 years old. I’m 22 you man and a passed ball. Lyman tied the score in Robert Walton. know.** “This man explained how the fifth frame when Cook led With eeven new face* In ha was kicking the ball,** off with a long single to left, the 1insup, Coach Dick Evans Gogolak said. “People came advanced to second on a bunt charger* are beginning to up to me and told me about single by Larry Lott, gained look more impressive In every it—people who didn’t know third on Larry Baker's hit outing. Their season record Is me. 1 waa shocked. People and scored an a sacrifice bunt 6-3. also came up to my parents by Brent Heims. in New York and aakad, 'la Brewer retired the side in Prussian king Friedrich that your son 7 Was that each of the fifth, sixth and Wilhelm II ordered construc­ your son on TV!' They were seventh Innings with the help tion of Berlin’s Brandenburg disgusted." of some fine fielding plays Gat* in 1791. eral Inc., and a Marty Han­ dler, whose address ’la un­ known. The complaint a c c u s e d WOK-TV of defaming Gogo­ lak and asked |l00,000 in damages. The suit also charg­ ed violation of a section of the state civil righU law which provides that if a per­ son or company usea the name of another person or pictures for commercial pur­ poses without consent, they are liable. Gogolak Is asking 3100,000 under the civil rights charts and the same amount for punitive damage*. A spokesman for WOR-TV said it had “no comment at this time." tha 9.8 hp Man 110 fishing motor with competitors' weed-catchers The Mere 110, nnd the 1.9, 0 and t0_hf>_ fishIpr — Heren, ail have fa smooth, alnnted one-piece lower unit housing that glides up nnd ever submerged obeUcias. Thera'a no protruding gearcam to damage by Impact, or catch weeds that cause overheated engines or fouled props. M en's exclusive Jet-Prop exhaust improves engine breathing, la trasses thrust nnd reduces underwater drag. Fumes and noise are buried far behind the host. Mena have no sheer pins te f a l l . . . a live-rubber safety clutch protects able to capitalise. Brewer retired the first bat ter in the bottom of the eighth, before DeLand shortstop Don Lesher slammed a long triple to center field. The Lyman hurler fanned the next batter, but the third strike got awsy from Lott and Lesher scored bsrely beating the tag by Brewer after Lott’s recovery of the ball. Crooms Wins Two From E.O. Douglas • Your Merany dealer invites you to the prop on impaet. All Mrrruzya have lull-geir■hift. . . forward, neutral, reverse. Mere's tilted powerhead nnd Internal bleed system e lim in a te s m isfiring and spark p lu g fouling. Fixed-Jat carburetors nesd no adw justment, let you go further, faster, on lea fuel. Your Mercury dealer ean show you all the reasons why you get more RUN (and maybe more fish) for your money with Mercury . . . 8.9, 8. 9.1, 20, 35, 60, 86, 90 and 100 hp. 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SANFORD PHONE 222*1212 Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 222 E. First 84. P k 322-1441 Hxnferh DeLand Edges Lyman Nine New York TV Station Te Retain Baseball Crown GENUINE • • • lb* OpsR • Dajm A Weak W. Farit MI 4-2212 m m m cu m Y e m a .e s.,* ,a ......... . MERCURY OUTBOARDS mer Cruiser M EADORS M A R IN E 2401 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD RHONE 222*1222 m a r in e su pplies and ACCESSORIES �Stottlemyre Hurling Halts Angels, 4-0 OUr •■ntnrb frrg lft Fri. April 16, ’65—Page 5 Defending Champions Kingswood Tromps Chick 'n Treat Gerald Bolling, Frank Staf­ ford, Ronnie Russl and Dave Leonard had two hits apiece. Bud Moncrief received credit for the victory. The Kilowatts powered their way to a 10-4 win over Leroy Robb Construction. R a n d y Rvynolds, L. C. Smith. Jimmy Butier, Don Harvey and Hoyt Galloway each added two hits to the Kilowatts' attack. Le­ roy Estridgc was the game'* winning pitcher. The Church League and Junior League teams were United Press International idle yesterday. NATIONAL LEAGUE In Little League p l a y , W. I- Pet. GB Strickland-Morrison rolled to 2 0 1.000 Loa Angeles 11a second win as Kenney n j „,rc>7 .u •"■hlc-a y.^m7Ktonfgfs» u*»**«! 2 1 .667 4 the sailors — shutting out, Pittsburgh 2 l .667 4 Navy, 4-0. Mike Hardin and Milwaukee Cincinnati 2 1 .667 4 Gary Brown were the top Philadelphia 1 1 .500 1 batsmen with two hits each. Houston 1 2 .333 1 4 Scott Harris wss (he losing 1 2 .33.1 1 4 pitcher. The victory gave the San Fran. 1 2 -13.1 1 4 Mustsngs sole possession of New York 0 3 .IKK) 2 St. Louia first place In the American Thursday’ Prague. They scored VUcmifl New lu rk 5 Houston 4, (10 the fourth and added two In­ ins) surance runs in the sixth In Milwaukee 5 Chicago 1 defeating Navy. Cincinnati 10 St. Louis 4, First Federal bounced into night the win column, downing San Francisco at Philadelphia, Quality Mobile Homca 9-3 yesterday. Nicky Brady struck night, postponed, rain Los Angeles a t Pittsburgh, out 10, yielded only two hiti night, postponed, rain in posting the win on the Today’s Games mound. Al Grooms of First Federal and Zack Hunter for No game* scheduled Quality had homera. John AMKIUCAN LEAGUE W.L . PeL GB McClanahan, Mika Lcmay and Hal Duncan were all tin ­ Detroit 3 0 1.000 n 1 .667 1 gled out for fin* performanc­ Washington Cleveland t 1 .500 1 4 es. Baltimore 1 1 .600 1 4 1 1 .500 14 Minnesota Boston 1 1 .600 1 4 Los Angeles 1 2 -13.1 2 Chicago 1 2 .333 2 New York 1 2 .3.13 2 Kansas City at 1 •t .333 •» Thursday’s Results Detroit 6 Minnesota 4 Washington 3 Chicago 1 Kan. City 7 Cleveland 3, night New York 4 I.oi Ang. O, Defending City S o f t b a l l Champions, Kingswood, got their 1965 season underway last night on the winning side of the ledger by walloping Chick ’n Treat, 14-7. The Builders pelted the ball for 20 base hits with Joe Rogers, Cecil Dandridge and Bobby Johnson each getting three. Standings SEMINOLE HIGH SWIMMING TEAM gnthers for group shot before meet Thursday with Ocala. Team memliern are, left to right, front row: Jerry Mills, Buster Anderson, Mike McGuire, Greg Ganns, Jim Foley; center, Tom Michels, Buster Bruce, Gury Winn, Bobby Headrick, Larry Hodges, Alan Lucas; back row, Gary Gunus, Bruce Dowlen, Andy Lyon and Con Wilson. (Heruld Photo) Swimmers Set School Records By David Higginbotham Herald Hporta Writer The Seminole High awlmtning team broke four school record* in its meet with Oca* ..At.*mala .-day in which* Sanford boya lost 62 to 33 and the girls team lost 60 *o 34. Barbara Bolt and Cindy Wilson were the two out­ standing swimmers for Ssn* ford breaking two records each. Wilson broke the 200 individual medley with a time of 2.55 and the 100 butterfly with 1:17.6. Bolt broke the Seminole records In the 50 free with a time of 30 and 100 back stroke with 11.6. In the 200 medley relay Sanford’s Ginger Norris, Lin­ da May, Karen Law, and Nancy Yelinek took second behind Ocala with a time of 2:57.1. Lcinhart won the 200 free for Ocala with a time of 2:43 and Cherl Murray took second for Sanford with 3:03. Taula Klam took second in the 50 free and Law took sec­ ond in the individual medley behind the new school record times. Ginger Norris took second behind Bolt’s record time in the 100 hark stroke. In the diving competition Hammock took first for Oca­ la and Rosemary Walton took second for Sanford and Delane Johnson took third. In lh* 100 free Robson took \T Ocala ami Martha Kosky took second for San­ ford. Lionhcart took first in the 400 free for Ocalu and Paula Klam took second. Linda May won the breast stroke for Sanford with 1:30.6 and the girls rcluy team took second in the 200 free relay with Ocalas time 2:04.0 and Sanford's time 2:24. In the first event for the boys Sanford took second In the 200 medley relay with Buster Anderson, Andy Ly­ on, Jin I)ow|cn, and Larry Hodges with a time of 2:07.3. Robertson took first In the 200 free with 2:08.0 nml Bob­ by Headrick took second for Sanford. Jerry Mills took the third place points for Sanfold. Gary Tolde won the 50 free for Ocala with 26 and Mike McGuire took second for San­ ford with 27. Greg Ganas won the individual medley for Sanford with a time of 2:36.7 and Alan Lucus took second for the Seminole* with 3:06. In the diving competition Stark won for Ocala and Mc­ Guire and Anderson took second and thin) for Sanford. Bclk won the 100 fly and u'ce unirViin Dow­ len took second and third for Sunford. Griffin won the bark stroke for Ocala and Gary Ganas took second and Larry Hodges thin! both for the Seminole*. Con Wilson won the back stroke for San­ ford ami Tom Micheles took second also from Sanford. Perk won the 100 free from Bobby Headrick taking second and Alan Lucus tak­ ing third both from Sunford. Andy Lyon won the brenst stroke with 1:11.6 and Jim Dowlen took second with 1:16.4 for Sanford. The Seminole* next meet will be next Tuesday at John Long Pool in Orlando against Colonial and Kvans. M ay Start ST. LOUIS (DPI) — St. I.ouis catcher Tim McCarver, out of action for a month due to a broken finger, mny start ns early as Saturday, Curdilinl Manager Red Schoendienst said T h u r s d a y night. night Only games scheduled Today's Games No games scheduled Only Five Sessions Remain A t S 0 K C Roc key Bert aod Joyotl will probably be the co-favorites a t post time tonight for the featured 10th race at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. With only five performances remaining before the track closes Monday night, each race could make a big differ>nce in' trie battle*for ^The"track championship in total wins. The Darold Robertson Ken­ nel and the Cecil Austin Ken­ nel have been waging a hot battle for the title all season and tonight's feature race could be a key event in the competition for the crown. Legal Notice IN TDM C IM IT IT SO I 1ST OS' T H K STH J l H i l l Al. I I K C I I T IN ANU r U R SKMIhOLK < O l . V T l , r iiU K lU A . in rH A N (» :n v n o . i u t i DOI11H JANK r o u e s : . Pla intiff, v». FIIANK r o I.IC K . I><frudant VOTICK o r S U IT TO: r i l A N K POLICK c / o J o h n ll*llly I-ambTuwrn Hoad l-adyard, C o n n n t l c u t TOO AUK H K HKinr NOTI­ KI Kl) t h a t a Com plaint (or Di­ vorce a nd o t h e r roller has t u r n filed a g a i n s t you In lh a abova atylad C o u r t a n d you a r a ha raby re q u ire d to »«rve a ro p y of yo u r A n s w a r o r o th v r dafanaa In lha Com plaint upon lha I'lalnUICs A tlornay, K. JA CKNON IIA AS/K , A tlornay at l a w , IS* N orth O r a n s * A*enue. Hull* 1*. Orlando, oranaa County', F lorida, a n d file lha o rigina l A a aw ar o r da fanaa In lha Office uf th e C lark of lha C ircuit C o u rt on o r ba fora th a 17th d a y of May, ISSS A.D. If you fall lo do ao, J u d g m a n t by D afault will ba l a k a n a s a l n a t you for lha re llaf p rayad for In th a C om pla int a n d na Id ra uaa will than procaad Ks Kart a. DONK a n d ORDKHKD at Hanford. Florida, t h is th e 14th day of April, 11*1, A.U. (II ISAM A r t h u r If. B eckw ith. J r . Clark of tha C ircuit Court B y : M a rth a T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk K. JACKKON MAAHZK A tlornay a t L aw If* N orik O ra n g e Avenue Hull# IS Orlando, Florida Kubllahi April U , if. *#, May T. Iff* CDI. IS Rockey Bert will be repre­ senting the Robertson Kennel while Joyotl runs under the Austin colors. Also in tonight’s feature field will be Kamc’s Gone, Mi­ chael K., Schelf Rock, Quite Nice, Honeymooncr and Rapid Emgrei-i----------------- — — Results of Thursday races: 1st Race — 9/11 — Time 31.77 I’m Dee Dee 19.60 in.60 5 *fl Susan MacGlnty 8.20 4.00 Harry’s Here 3.40 Quinicla (4-6) $36 80 2nd Race — 9/19 — Time 31.71 Fiorimonde 10.20 6.40 3.G0 Sheesappin 5.40 2.80 W.D.’a Money Man 2.60 Quinicla (3-8) $34.20 Perfect! (3-8 9120.00 Daily Double (4-3 ) 9207 20 3rd Race — 9/11 — Time 32.21 Casual Mr. Ed 11.00 3.60 2.40 Cotton Cake 4 00 3 00 First Command 3.20 Quinicla (1-3) 113.60 Perfect! (3-1) $90.00 4th Race — V II — Time 31.M Jeanne’a Gossip 9.60 6 60 3.40 Bill Cox G. 25.20 10.40 Cleveland Day 2.60 Quinicla (3-3) $194.30 Perfect! (Consolation) (5-3) $18.30 « h Rare — S — T m e 41.30 Mistrial 12.«o 6.60 6.40 Fast Cruiser 9.60 4.40 Spaca Try to.60 Quinicla (1-7) $39.40 Perfect! (T-2) 1174.90 6th Race — V16 — Time 31.31 W.D.’a Garelel 5.60 4 60 4 20 Red Marker 6.20 7.00 Take Ben 410 Quinicla (1-6) $16.60 Perfecta (6-1) $61.40 7th Race — * — Time 46.69 Shoo Home 12.30 4.90 4.40 Tumbling Rania 3.10 2.10 Please Joan 3.00 Quialela (1-3) $24 60 Perfect* (1-2) $112.10 «h Race — V16 — Time 31.41 Tell Herman 11.40 6.40 4.60 Tampa Hot Shot 11.60 11.20 Althea K. 4.40 Quinicla (1-4) $91.60 Perfects (1-4) $939.70 9th Rare — 5/16 — Time 41.4$ Judy Day 0 00 5.00 3.20 Terramycin 4.00 2.80 Barberry Hugh 3.60 QuiTiVTi" TT-6r‘92l»Tm5------------Perfects (6-1) 855 50 10th Rare _ 9/16 - Time 31.44 Patrolman Day 2.60 2.40 2.20 R. O.’s Kdrad 5 80 2.80 Flash Signal 2.80 Quinirla (2-3) 19 00 Perfects (2-3) $19.30 Uth Race — 4 — Time 46.91 She’s Set 6.20 3.10 3.40 Brookthy 4 30 4.60 Step Boy 4-20 Quinicla (1-3) $16.00 Perfect! (3-1) $71.00 Mutural handle $90,014 By Cart lllock UPI Sports Writer When the Yankees’ welloiled machine stalls, the man lo coll for is Mel Stottlemyre. He may not have worked opening day but that doesn't mean Manager Johnny Keane considers him anything other than his No. 1 hurlcr. It was Stottlemyre who got the Yankee caravan rolling Thursday night with a seven hit. 4-0 whitewash of the Los Angeles Angels for New York's first victory after two consecutive one-run setbacks. The Angels couldn't put two hits together in the same in­ ning Thursday and the 23year-old sensation was razor sharp with hit control, strik­ ing out four and walking none. In other American League action. Washington clipped Chicago 3-1, Kansas City downed Cleveland 7-3 and Dc. troit recorded a 6-4 triumph over Minnesota. Boston and Baltimore were idle. In National League play, the Meta squeezed past Hous­ ton 5-4 in 10 innings, Cincin­ nati slaughtered winicss St. Louis 10-4, and Milwaukee celebrated ita home opener with a 5-1 decision over Chi­ cago. San Francisco at Phila­ delphia and Lot Angeles at Pittsburgh both were rained out. Washington’s Bennie Dan­ iels held the White Sox hitlesa for 7 4 inning* before yielding a tingle to pinchhillcr Smoky Burgess. The Pale Hose pushed over a tying run in Ihe eighth and Daniels re tired for a plnchhitter the fol lowing inning. Willie Kirkland and Frank Howard homered in the ninth to assure the 32year-old Senator veteran of ihe victory. The Detroit Tigers, moving briskly behind acting Mana­ ger Rob Swift, captured their third game without a defeat to become the lcaguc'a only un­ beaten team. Norm Cash and Al Kalinc crashed roundtripper* and righthanded Dave Wirkersham scattered nine hits in hit complete game per­ formance. Kalinc'i game-win­ ning, two-run circuit came off the slants of Minnesota re ­ liever Jerry Fosnow and evened Ihe young southpaw's record at 1-1. M asters Tennis In Quarter-Finals ST. PETERSBURG (UP!) — The quarter-finals of the men'a tingles in the St. Petersburg Masters tennis tournament got underway today with the four \ n4 r In tno women's aingles, three quarter-finals matches were scheduled. Second • seed­ ed Lesley Turner of Austrstia already has advanced lo the scml-finali. Top-seeded Frank Frochllng of Coral Gables went against £ . rimentcl of Colombia Fri vf-’y, while second-seeded Cliff Richey of Dallas, Tex., play­ ed Nicky Kalo of Greece. Third - seeded Ramanathan Krishnan of India was to play Charles Pasarcll of San Juan. Puerto Rico, and fourth - seed­ ed Torben Ulrich of Denmark was to play the University of Miami's Mike Belkin. In women’s play, top-seeded Margaret Smith of Australia, wat lo play Peachie Kellmeyr r of the University of Miami; third ranked Nancy Richey of Dallaa, waa to play Held* Schildknecht of Germany; and Norma Baylon of Argentina was lo play Raymonde Jones of Washington. Mitt Turner advanced Thurs- Shortstop Bern Campaneria and third baseman Ed Char­ les led the offensive charge in the A’s first success of the season. Kansas City lefty John O'Donoghue spaced eight hits while Campaneria cootri* buled four safetiea and twe runt batted in and Charles had two hlU and three RBI's. Rocky Colavito, acquired by the Indiana from tha A's in an off-aeaaon deal, socked his first homer of 1965 In a losing cause. Cleveland's Sam Mc­ Dowell was pulled after 4*4 frames, during which t i n t he whiffed 10 men. BIG W H E E L YAZOO MASTER MOWERS In men's play Thursday Kalo upset seventh-ranked Ronald Barnes of Brazil, 6-3, 3-6, 7-3; Froehling beat Vincente Zarazua of __ Mexico._ 6-3. . , . 6-1; Richey ■w aw s a - o ia KrishP O W E R - mb fob MM man beat Ivan Molina of Co­ YAZOO rough, too tought Big Wheel lombia, 64, 7-5; Ulrich beat PERFORMANCE-easy hand, I<ew Gernard of New Zea­ ling, maneuverability! DURA. CONSTRUCTION-guar, land, 3-6, 6-2, 7-5, and Piment­ HLK anters long yean of tfoebl* fa— el beat Mickey Schad of the operation! University of Miami, 6-1, 60. Atk fee a iemurutruHaal • Pasarcll and Belkin did not HELL — S E R V I C H ^ ^ J ), "harsday. Schhdknecht M 3-0 at the time. Mis* Lumlquul DEMONSTRATE — TRADE was taken to a hospital for AND RENT YAZOO tests. F M T I T i n i N MAMK I C U / IC SALEM AND NOTIl’ K IH he reby slv e n t h a t L C Y T Id SERVICE we are e n snse il In hu*ln*s* i t SnS \V. IJlh HI . lUnfuril. Heml- 2517 W. Country Club Read Gainesville, 6-3, 7-5. In the only other women’s match Thursday, Mist Schild­ knecht defeated Eva l.undqulst of Sweden in a match cut short when .......... Miss „ l.undqulst . A lbecame , „, Legal Notice Three Winners LAUREL, Md. (U PI) Ron Wttmrr, the leading Jockey a t Laurel, rode three winner* Thursday at the track. Wltner won the find race with Beloit ($8 40), came back with Chicken Rlaiie ($7.20) In the fifth and finished with Nenedlct C ($6.80) In the seventh. nole I’nunty. Flotilla, un d e r Ihe flrlltln u* name nf, r n u t h e r n Krndui-A I'.*- In a l Inc.) and th at we Intend In r e a l i l e r aald nam e w ith Ihe r l r r k nf Ihe I'lriiill Court. Mentlnid* C o u n ­ ty. Florida, In accordance with Ihe prntle lnitt of Ihe F lr lltlnu* Name Htalute*. I n n . a l l : Hep. linn SSJ.nS F lo r id a S ta tu t e s 1**7. Stic f l e n r s e A. D a su * II. J. T harp* Potdl*h April », 1*. 27, 30. ISSS CIII.-J* (20TH 8T.) SANFORD FLORIDA PH. 322-7928 BUMMER HOURS Ope* Monday • Saturday 1:66 A.M. . 6:66 P.M. Open M om. f t F ri Nights 'till 6:66 P.M. m ymout Dealer* Pace-Sette I w I P LA Y G O LF MEMBERSHIP $16.06 then weekday Green* Fee $1 Lam) O* Lakea Country Club Hwy. 17-63. Caaaelbei arry 836-2666 ONLY 2 _ Deals on every Plymouth In our showroom l j We’re celebrating the fact that W y n w tfc af pace ear ter the 1668 ladlauapolla 5 0 0 " If yo« want to ridewith a winner, team toaf-drfv* a Plymouth Fury today at Plyaaeuthlaadl More Raring Days! R A C IN G N IG H T L Y 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES WEDNESDAY ft SATUKDAY — 2 P.M. • Exciting PERFECTA8 SPECIAL Cloning Day M ATINEE 2 P.M. MON., APRIL I t Sorry — No Minors! '68 Plym outh uK 4I N k, K. N II II f( II ltlH ilt HWY. 1 7 -9 2 Midway Jictw eea Sanford f t Orlnadn Ft Get a Pace-Setting Deal at Plymouthland I H A A G Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc. • 519 E. lit St< �% r Ha Take Time To Relax Sometime* 1 think there ing schedule, it's no wonder mutt ha more to Ufa than thin some teen agers crack up un­ DEAR MM. LIGHT: E m y oaaaatoaa atrugglo for an odu- der the strain. You probably eaUoo. What do you think?— know that the number of adol­ day at our t a u t h u Em m b * WEARY MOM. escent suicidM has risen dismal ending homework tad ANSWER: I think you** alarmingly In the United StatM mar* homework. I tod tarry right. As an artkle In a recent during the last few years. for tho two kid* sitting thoro "NBA Journal,” published by 1 suggest you give serious etmgltog with aadtes* a t * the National Education Asso­ consideration as to how you p r a k k u or English thoaM. ciation, potato out: "The press­ and your teen agers can get But I ( U l tot thorn rotoi or ure on today's young people out of the squirrel caga you're they won't | t t Into eoikgo- ean ha a horrible compendium running around In. Is that About halfway through tho of separate pushes given them Saturday job really neeessary? Do Bob and Nancy know how evening I ttart p u tlog thorn, by parents and teachers.” and wo aU otd up It a itato Soma parents push young­ to study efficiently? Will cut­ sters Into studying ao hard to ting homework time in half of oshauattoa. Bot aad Natey (aot thair get Into a pood college that make more than one grade’s rod aamoa) a rt both la high tho children's physical and difference (A to B, for exam­ oehooL Tbay both cany five Bental health suffers. Others ple)? How about four major Major subjects aad taka p u t encourage their teen-agers to subjects instead of five? Most la a auBhar of othar aellvl- study subjects far beyond colleges require only II units their capacities aa a sort of for collegs entrance. Roa. Whoa la b p a rod football la status symbol. Relai and live a little. tba fall, t k achoduto waa oraa Teachers, too, are guilty. tighter thaa It to aow. Ka'a Maay of them demand more Please send your school pro­ ng tor aa athtotto aeheiar- aad more of students in order blem to Susan Light la care , a t feaa te baa* up hia te build up their own repute* of this paper. While she can­ not answer each letter person­ •ra 4 u akag with hla oporti. Oa Bataidays ha worka at a When outside aeUvitles, ally, letters of general Interest to help oars sports, aad Saturday jobs are will be answered In this col­ tor coOagt. added to aa already overflow­ umn. a Do It Yourself: Homes Need BeIJs • By Mr. Fla Newspaper Batorprtoe Asen. Telephone companies have emphasised the advantagM of having phenes all over the home, With basement recrea­ tion rooms, finished attles, •nrioood proehee, patios and -lewfMjj—m ftrl* 1W J . ' Ay that" ydu would be a good distance frees ana Iona phone. Not everyone who calls does so by phone, Some peo­ ple atop at the door and ring the ball. There is no way to make the front door sectsalbla to every are* of tho houM. You can, however, In­ stall a d d i t i o n a l bells or chimes ao that they can be heard In even re mete parts of th« houM. It's a simple Job. It'a safe aa wall bacauae you are work­ ing with low voltages. How­ ever, taka the precaution of turning off the current while making connections. Installing n naw hell, bus­ ter or chime Involve# extend­ ing wire from the old bell to tho now. Tho new wires nra simply fastened to the ter­ minals on the old boll without bothering with tho origin*! wiring. Removal of n cover plate will oapooo the termlUse regular boll wire. Eas­ ier than using two lengths of ■ -** tingle conductor wire la to use a single length of wire with two conductors. Strip tha Insulation off tha ends of the wins, bend tha wires into alight hooka, loosen the ter­ minal screws, slip the wlree under and tighten. _ JU W f Extending the wire* la o matter ef concealment. If the additional ball ia in tha base­ ment, run the wires down alongside the frame of a door or othar woodwork. Drill a ■mall hole In the floor and drop the wires through. If the ball Is on the aama floor drop tha wires down to the basement, bring them back up again in the ares of the new hell. If the old bell It on a closet wall, you can conceal the wires by p u l l i n g them through that wall and then down to tho basement. If the new bell Is on the second floor, you will have to drill a hole in the ceiling. In this case, it te wise to run the wire* along a baseboard un­ til you reach n closet, bring the wires through the cloaet wall and then taka them up through tho colling. If your home has bell but­ tons both front and back with a different sound or combina­ tion of oounda Indicating which ie being pushed, then you will find three terminals Instead of two on the belt or chime. In this rase you must run three wires Instead of two to the new hell. A^^thcy mult, be coimecI«cf‘ m exactly the ■am* way. The wire connected to tho terminal marked "rear” on the original bell must be con­ nected to the same terminal on the new bell. Batra Fewer Needed An astro bell will require more power than tha old ball transformer can deliver. The transformer steps down houa* current to a lower voltage re­ quired by belle and chime*. The correct voltage la marked on the transformer. If In doubt, your dealer ran rec­ ommend the proper else. The transformer te often located on the eld* of the fuse box or very close to it. Two heavy wires anter it on one elds. The bell wires aro fastened to tho terminals on tho othor aide. Refer* replacing tha trassformer, remove th* fuse for that circuit or turn off all af tha power. If you are not euro what you aro doing, call In aa electrician to handle this part of th* Job. Footnotes In Leather By Hetoo NonMeoy Women'* Editor Nowimrot Enterprioo NEW YORK (NBA) - The frankly temlntoo mood lor opring haa brought back th* cum oven In shoes. Tim pointed ton has finally given way te n M e, rounded crescent that it not only more comfortable, but moro attract­ ive. The rounded toe will share honors with a squarish blunt toe ia walking shoos and tha comptotoly open to* for droiay occasion!. Leather sandals, sling backs and strapped pumpi will pro­ vide the airy look for aprteiIn fact, wo'r* aU about to 'eaiifa afte^Jorti/ ID V T H T H O R N T O N M c L E O O « / M , "Done Edytb Tboartoa Mc­ Leod” "I have to talo sleeping pda ovary night: if 1 don't, I do a*4 Bloom Do you think oaorcte* la good for maturo women? I do not mean fancy exercteea, but walking, for in­ stance.—Mrs, H. K.” A very great doctor bM reeontly sold that sleeping pill* and aedaUvon nr* greatly over-used end often nr* seri­ ously nbused. Also, ho that th* tog* must ho and that truo fatigno to eonduciv* In stoop. Ha ndvnonten walking and naoh asattton aa you ana anally do during your day. Hood tkto advise. "1 have a strang* iking wrong with mg tent I Just cannot wear tho ahooa I have nlwoya worn. They were not overly high heels. What shoes should I get?—Mildred Fleet, 1 beg of you U visit n chiropodist. He can aad will balp pan. Ma onn make a pad to relieve pour pain and mapbo help you to weer your ohooo without pain. Da ant laogtoot ponr foot. Bn many •woman now, after forty, have foot trouble. U aU cams about hava a largo do** of sling tovor. 81lng-b*ck pump* la a gay array of contrasting color* and toatuias will flatter th* foot day aad avoolag. Continuing favorite far day­ time Is tho "Chanel" sUag la smooth toother with contrastlag color aad toother texture acroaa tho Up. -JU lnp _*dlh~cuLau!*.-#t -tee vamp or sides may b* drossy te sued* with slim, mld-hoolo or casual te brushed or grataod leather n t « a wide low heol. Althouah the empharta is on a more exposed look In foot­ wear, tho pump ia still with us, paired down with shottedout sides and cut-out teatep. This year, patent leather la noncroaiible aad la avail­ able in a variety of finishes, including a "tM-through" ani­ line patent. Thanks to a aow flalahtei process, sued* is now dustproof. Aad toothers can now bo bad printed, waxed and aatlquod. Thor* are elegant embossed leather shoes teat stand la ter rspUto skins at • third to a quarter of th* price. Colon ora bright aad clear -n o muddy toaoe. Thoro a n vlbraat shade* of graaa aad rod, turquoise, coral aad a daap yellow. White aad white with black ariU ba big- Pal* Mutrala aad aavy will cooUauo their springtime popu­ larity ter all occasions. Heal heights hold mosUy to tea middle for bote day aad ovaaiag. But there are chun­ ky, sal-beck heels for caiual wear. Thon’a lute of vartrty nag whatever you choose should give you tea supple »upport needed to get you wacofully through a busy day. M a rl Page 6—FH. 'April 18, *88 VrraO (Dsuah CUbby DEAR ABBY: My busband la one of thooo bighearted, generous, “treatthe-gang" kind of men who la laadlng us to the poorhoot*. When w* go to hie family's for dinner, he takes most of th* food. When wt go out with friends, my husband fights for tha bill, and ends up poring for everything. Not only that, but ha tips likt a millionaire and he thinks nothing of lending people money when he knows hell never sea It again. It's nice to be such a bighearted guy, but we can't afford IL Our children wear rage and 1 am afraid to answer th* phone for fetr It’s an angry bill collector. I have pleaded with him to let me handle th* money, hut he never doee. What on earth alia a man Ilka mint? SECURITY MUNORY DEAR "HUNORV't Your husband la "hungry," toe. Hungry for praise and thank*. He wants deeper•tely to make an impres­ sion. His heart may ba in th* right place, but he is only kidding hlmaolf. No on* can buy friends. And furthermore, Ji that ha Is so tired at night he can't keep his eyes open when he's with me. But I found out that after I go home he gets dressed up again and goes out to meet girls who are young en­ ough to be his granddaugh­ ters. Believe me, he looks hie age, and if he didn't have money, no young girl would look at him twice. Do you think he Is worth keeping? Or should I look for someone else? KANSAS CITY LADY DEAR LADY: Your "boy friend” appears to be en­ joying hla second child­ hood more than most boys enjoy their first. If he is slipping around behind your back, It’s too late to decld* whather or not you want to "keep” him. You'v* lost him. If you want to put up with that kind of foolishntse, that's your business. But If you want a one-woman man, he’* not tt. • • * DEAR ABBY: Perhaps the young people In this community a n different from thee* elsewhere, but - era whllo one's own fam­ ily does without la morally wrong. Luxury, aa wall aa charity, should begin ot homo. • * * DEAR ABBY: I am E4 and avarybody tells ma I .le a k » t« - w i« ) lw v e e u U < f lto By Abigail Von Buran by lifting weights and work­ ing out with bar bolls. I hava a boy friend who la 66 and w* hat# been going together for It yoara. I have my own flat and ha owns hla own houM. 1 go over there almost every day to clean it up and kMp hla etothM In order. Late­ ly he hae bean pretandlng Jacoby What do ysu do whoa yea uao Intermediate Jump over* calls and pick up a really strong suit hand such aa Route's? You ohouldat double. Your partaor just might baypoa to tears te* double te aad your band te amat unsuitable for doftaao against an advtn* eoatraot Or your opponents would have a ehaaoa to bid at a tew Isvel aad fted thair way to a good contract of tholr own. Another possible bad m u lt would occur If your partaor happened to get (at* th* net at a high 1m l te a suit of hla owa. Th* best bid with today's South hand ia an Immediate four-heart overcall. You only havo nine playing trltks and may net get a trick from your partaor, la that UCn If you want • compliment to give m l pleasure, be aur* to atop short before you ruin It by Mytog to* much. It'* fin* to toll a friend ho te looking well. But don't odd teat ha had boon looking so bad you bad boon wonted about blm. (Hall forgot you •aid ho looks well now, and just worry about hlntMlf bemum you mentioned ho had bMn looking terrible.) It te sure to ploaM a woman to ba told her naw hairdo or hair color te most becoming, but don't go on to ■Mur* her that eh* looks o hundred per cent better with the new style. (She te eure to whoa they were young and evoryon* thought glrle should have tiny feet and shoes were ell too short. Now, at matur­ ity. the teat "break down.” You must walk aad you must b* comfortable. An odd-lookIng shoo ia net always tha an­ swer, aa hava your foot oa•rained. "Must !, m th* mother of tho bride, entertain the par­ ents of tho groom? They aro coming to the wtddlag from scroM th* country. 1 havo a Uay apartment, but that* to a aka hotel near am aad I am abla to poy for tbolr accomDEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: mod*Gone. Would w wwew that woowew ba ww My husband recently docked comet? My husband to not our ll-year-okl'a allowance well aad bate# te havo any­ for using hia electric drill and one etay overnight—Reader." snapping off Its ML Tho boy I thlak you could very had boon forbidden to uao It nicely writ* a not* explain­ and 1 realise bo disobeyed. ing your condition* and say­ But it'a Marly a monte m * ing, te essence "Please be atoco bo's bad to try to make our guMte. I am arranging do with M cents a weak. I accommodations for you at a know bo h u teamed hla teanearby metal for” (aad tkto bm and te tarry ho I n to te* la imports*t) a • p a c i f i e d bit. But my husband says ho number of dope. If they wish will not raster* hia allowance to etay longer, then they will until bo'a paid off teo full havo te pay. Make your srprice of teo bit. . . range moats with tho motel la ANSWER: Aro you taking C a n a d a ' s Saskatchewan m * to toU your husband to wrttlagMaoday — "Dear Edyth province fleet waa explored back down on this punishThornton McLeod.” te 18BL ■ o n il l can't interior* ilk* Cleaning With Catsup ten to me, Abby. She reads your column. Maybe shell er relieves needle** anxiety houses.—POLLY listen to you. If I am By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY—When eat­ wrong about this, please DEAR POLLY — This Is after an important Item or ing chicken or other food eat­ hard to believe but it really paper has been mailed. I have tell me. MOTHER Or work*. Pour tomato caUup on found that by Inserting a en with tha finger*, w# use A STUBBORN GIRL tho copper bottom* of pan* ■beet of paper (the else of th* clean spongoa instead cf DEAR MOTHER; ,Sh* and Just watch tha tarnish mailing envelope) nod the paper napklna that stick to same alas carbon paper Inald* tha finger*. Wat th* sponge* probably won't listen to m* disappear.—M. F. C. either but, oven though th* DEAR POLLY — I maka th* envelope before address* and put on* at each place at temptation it great to get my husband's swim aborts Ing (or making notations), a tha tab!*. After the meal I a "new” boy interested by without th* fuss or bother of duplicate of tha axaet "From” wash th* eponges, let them inviting him to a girl-ask- fitting, lining or mooiuring and "To” addresses will be dry and put them hack in a boy party, th* wise girl elastle for tho walaL I use a mad*. I keep this with all plastic bag for another time. ask* a boy who has shown boxer pattern and buy a pertinent paper* until I re­ This ia really great for tha enough interest in her to man's knitted brief in the c e i v e an acknowledgement kids who kMp wanting to have invited her some­ correct else. I pin th* brief from th* recipient If there Is wash their hands all through where. Inside the shorts aad with a too long a delay I ean chock tba meal.—MRS. J. O. • • # few rows of atitchlng around back to loom If 1 misdirected Share your favorite home­ D E A R ABBY: Soma tho elastic waistband, boxor the envelop*.—HELEN making ideas . , • tend them DEAR POLLY—I am sure friend* of mine told me fashion, tho short* or* fin­ that back in 1922 they ished, This la a geed pointer many of th* roadert hava to Polly in care of The San­ stood up at a wedding for mothers of boya to follow. dogs so they can appreciate ford Herald. You’ll recoiv* o this hint To keep dega warm, dollar if Polly usee your Idea where the Justice of the —MRS R. E. B. line the floor of tha deghoua* in Polly* Pointer*. DRAB POLLY—For read­ Peace performed the cere­ mony, and his wife acted ing cr homework, I us* a wire with a thick layer ef pin* as a witness. Th* Juitie* potato baker to prop up my neodles. Betides tha benefit Went some help with your of the Peace had St. Vltua* book on a table. It can alee ho of a eoty house, ho will re­ homtmeklng? More than 200 dance so bad that he was used aa a book mck,—SID­ main fra# of flea*.—MRS. D. chore-shortanera are featured In Polly's 32-pag* booklet. To unable to read tha service NEY K. F. Another of thoee clever GIRLS — I am aur* many order, Mnd your name, adfrom the book, so hla wtto took the hook from hie teen-agers with an idea that of you dog owner* will try drtM and 80c to: Polly’s hand* and road it for him. I am going to adopt for hold­ this. It sounds logical on Pointer*, e/o Th* Sanford When aha got to the part ing tha dictionary open on my both count* but I don't havo Herald, P. 0. Box 489, Dept. a dog and my frienda who A, Radio City Station, New whsre It uid, "I NOW desk.—POLLY DEAR POLLY-My Point- hava dogs do not havo dog- York 19, N. Y. PRONOUNCE YOU MAN AND WIFE,” she handed haW lt^ M flE £ ^ 4 t..lb 0U,rh 11*V i l > n t n tiw iyi thinking band and let him aay It. up way* to get tho boys to Would you 'iurisTdir' this a \ j#afV » •» * .. take them out. Their letlegal ceremony? oet trick li to organise a WONDERING glrl-aik-boy party, which I D E A R WONDERING: think la all right once In a Yea—the J.P.'e wife was while, but these girl* are obviously asiistlng her hus­ overdoing IL My problem band, in his presence and several comp/m-Is my 18-year-old daughter. . >Jv^rW Tbe subtleties cf buxlaL,l\!y4**Mfl?nt > am Jioo to two-;** w11b_,h[«_*pprovri She is quit* pujUiflr'inT" pviteroo equipment rest with for top components. These will ants, mixed and matched, haa her (her* of date*, but give you the sound your oars from differing companies unTroubled? Write to AB­ tha oar and th* ego. when one of thooo firl-askBY, Box 69700. Lob An­ Lot's leave the Utter ta teo require far about 10 years ser­ til he finds the combination boy affair* cemts up, the geles, Calif. For a person­ •udiophil* and investigate vice with few repair charges. teat please* his ear. always asks a boy who hae al reply, enclose n stamp­ ona't first approachai to buy­ When buying components, When dealing with a (mail­ never asked her to go any­ ed, self-addressed envelope. ing auch equipment. This rests ■pend the mijor portion of er atone outlet, expect the op• • * where with him. 1 try to on teo budget and Un Mr. your budget for your speakers portunity to trade back and tell her that she only For Abby'a b o o k l e t . An electronics specialist sug­ and then concentrate on the free or minimum charge for make* herself look foolish, "How To Have A Lovely gests teat moot of us amateurs turntable and amplifiers. Of­ home Installation. and she should ask one of Wedding," send 80 cents to bowaiw of highly technical ten, the specialist Mid, people Here are tome price rangM th* boys who he* asked Abby, Box 69700, Los An- terms. If you want compon­ spend a lot of money on the In which the component buy­ her out, but she won't litents, go to a shop kMwn for turntable, arm, cartridge and er can feci safe with hit In­ gelei, Calif. ■Clliag quaUty merchandise. housing and leave little for th* vestment: Cartridge— $10 to $80. . One* thoro, listen and compare "sounding board." units. Uateas you aro thorough­ Hot ie th* market now are A rm - $70 to $100. < ly versed in the field, admit the traaslstorited unite. These Turntable- $70 to $180. By Oswald your lack Jacoby of knowledge to the cost more than the regular Record changer and arm— sttesman. This can save yoa tube unite but are supposed $80 to $100 and up. IL If this wouldn't happen money. If you approach him to have longer life and give Amplifier— $18o to |300. Tuner— $110 to $380. today, it might some other beUlgorently, you may got lit­ better performance. tle sympathy and loss help. Before buying, the electro­ Combination amplifier tumet time. Even an honest approach nics man urges tho consumer -$380 to $480. Your partner hae th* apadea and hla king of club* la a trick for you ao you chalk up four hearts with 100 The Doctor Says: honors. Would anything bad happen to you If you made a take­ out double? Not necessarily, but you can't tall. West might decld* to try an Im­ mediate diamond rate* and he By Wtywc G. Brendetodt, M.D. tion. Another te an increase th* boots end Joints. Tho Mrand East might then go to Newspaper Enterprise Asm . in accidents in and around the vices include physiotherapy, five diamonds. You could homo. This takes an especialdouble and beat them two Raster, coming u It does in ly heavy toll among te* pre­ occupational therapy, speech tricks If you dafended prop­ the spring ef tee year, la for school children. Furthermore, therapy, education to fit a erly but that would not make many persons a time of re­ nodical advance* themselves, cripple to earn a living and you will b* down on*. That up for your loss of game. newed vigor and Increased by Mvlng the lives of persona sheltered workshops where Even worn might happen hope. You can make it a tine who would otherwise havo working with othra who aro might bo a bad m u lt and agate It might not For all if your partner got carried of renewed hope ter cripples died, have incretMd the num­ similarly afflicted helps ooe you know if your partaar haa away with hla eix card spade of all agea by supporting tea ber who are alive but crippled. to forget hla handicap. a really bad hand your op. suit end want to four spades. Easter leal campaign. Our Job at citizens is to te* Alio provided aro diagnos­ poaoata may b* abla to romp Then you would have to go Although moat people know to it that thorn persons are tic clinics, rehabilitation cen­ Into four ■pedes and make down on* at fivo hearts. •bout the Easter Baals put out not saved for • meaningless ters, treatment centers, aid by teo National Society for er helpless oalstooe* but are for the housebound and tales Crippled Children and Adults, given a chance to re alia* thair outlets for products mad* by Inc., moot of us don't knew highest uaofulMii, Th* paten th* erlpplod. Om very valu..... By Ruth Miltelt: •a much ai..w?„»te«tW.8b«t UtlUtoA.Ql.eun .cripples-see L»bJa-wvlee-h-te*- pnivlsi6ft' to* work being done by tela often amazingly great. The of braces, crutches and other over hew awful you fore he went on a dl*L organisation. key to helping thorn persons appliances to children on a (Why (poll his pleasure In must havo thought she looked Medical setone* hat pro­ ltes In a single word—rehabil­ loan bails because they are how he looks NOW by re­ vided preventive and curative itation. befor* th* change.) quickly outgrown and must bo minding him hew he looked measures far many disease! The many tochniquM of re­ replaced with larger aixea. An­ A woman who has Just re­ before?) but in apU* of thei* advances habilitation, although avail­ decorated her living room will A hostess likes to hear th* number of persoos In tela able for over 40 yean have other Important service teat haa boon expanding in recent be glad to have you tell her you've had a pleasant eve­ country who are either crip­ tb it it'a a lovely, restful ning, if you don't add that pled from birth (an estimated received a tremendous impetus yoara la te* provision of sum­ m m If you'll just stop there. you shouldn't have stayed ao 7 for ovary 100 births) or later sine* World War 11. Although mer residential and day Don't go on to My that you late because you are going to through dteotM or see Idant Easter Real funds provide pro­ camps for crippled children. fessional care for aU kinds of This la only a partial list of had wondered why she origin­ hat* getting up in the morn­ crippling diseases, most of te* tho oorvtcM of this organisa­ a steadily grown. ally used such bright, busy ing, or that you shot your One re s son h r this is the effort goes to persona with ma­ tion. Where can you find a colors. (You’ve approved her diet to pieces, or that your toerotM in the total popula­ jor deformities or disuses of worthier cause? teste—and then spoiled it all baby sitter te probably upMt by recalling that it wasn't because you'v* stayed *«t lat­ always so good.) er than you m I4 you would. A men will be pleased that Your Dantal Health Why add such word* of you notice he haa lost a lot discontent on top of what of weight, if you don't add would have been a compli­ that he was getting pretty ment—If you had stopped thick around the middle be­ talking ta tlmo? Buy Within Budget On(Bhidysi Renew Hope Of Cripples : Anchors For Dentures Temper Discipline W ith Love teat betwooa another parent •ad bit discipline of hla child. However, m tell you what I can do. 1 can remind your husband teat his punishment has achieved its purpose — hia ton's regret for hit oftenM. If ho can bring bimKlf to hia appreciation for changed fooling ta te* boy, It wont natter a whoop whether ho continues hla pun­ ishment until tee price of th* bit la paid or whether ho ends IL Such an oapmafoe of appre­ ciation to « pualahod child to not "ooff" or Indulgent. On ten contrary, R’a self • respec­ ting. It te ainpiy returning to tea regretful child what art have received from him. He kai glvM ua sympathy for our point of view tad wo return him our aynpothy for Us point of view ia exchange. So, although It would be moot pmumptuoua of n o to •ah your buthoad to shorten lb* aeatenr* bo'a . I would Uka it if ho could u y something ten thto to Me sad­ dened child: "I know tela ia bud oa you I cant giro you back youi full allowsmo yet hut 111 toll you what 1 can do. 1 ana you bow to mo a y at drill. Com* on down to te* workshop with a o and I’ll give you a By WMUm Lawrence, D-DJ . Newipopot Ratefprto* Assn. "Dear Doctor: I hava only two tooth teft, two lower syo teeth. I'd like to got rid of teom and bar* Rill upper and ntzma made, but mv dentist says 'NO.' Ho watts to atvo teom. Hi claim! teoy'U steady my tower den­ ture. Rut my tooth havo never nay pood aad if thou two teaaiy tooth last only a couple of years I’ll havo to spend s i t e to have now donsad*.'-John D. RImo tees* u a two Iom I v tooth. Ib h y ft worth a milHal who wants to M v * -----Rvm If they last two year*, U's worth hasping team. Lower' demur** aro difficult to m ta a |t. They pot pushed around by te* ebooks, tongue and Ups. Balancing thtm, oven when art oatiag, Just talking, U aomrtlnoo a prohtom, aa maay drnturo wearers know. Th* major rotten that tell upper dsatuna stay in place hatter teas lowers te "suc­ tion," at atmoapharlc press­ ure. it"s aot possible to got adequate suction in lower den­ tures. That'a why even eaa lower tooth teas can ho used m aa aachar to support a denture te so valuable. WMk natural tooth proaoat, a partial dMturo caa ho constructed with metal deep* that grasp team tooth. This typo of denton will stay ia pltM hotter aad verb atom tffkteatly. Aad tt th*M supporting natural tooth hava to ba oxtractod at aomo hitura Umo, falsa ones can aftoa ha added to tea denture without completely masking tt. It'a truo that protturo ef supporting a deatur* caa toooaa tooth aad shorttn tealz Ute. This can aometiaM* be provaatod by apliatlag tooth teRrthar to that cm* tooth help* support tea other. Splint lag te doM in assay ways but tea typo mort often inzd U a G*#d bridge that te "ponnan catty" attached te bote teeth Thla offers Armor support foi the denture, too. Y«*. this adds even mors to tea initial cart, but you'll get your menty’s worth te comfort and chewing off! ckacy. �• • # » •S t V a le ri Irrtll F ri. April 16, '65—Page 7 Lyndon-Business 'Holiday' Faces 'Rain' Christ Methodist WSCS Elects New Officers The Woman's Society of Chrlitlan Service of Chrltt Methodiit Church elected Mr*. Clifford Johnson as president for the 1065*66 year at the April meeting of the group held a t the church with Sirs. Edward Christiansen, current president, as hostess. Other offices will be filled by Sirs. James Runnels, vice president; Mrs. James Sommervllle, recording secretary, and Sirs. Robert Bradbury, treasurer. Secretaries serving will be Mrs. W. L. Hicrs, social re­ lations; Sirs. Carl Bradbury, missionary education; Sirs. Leo Vorholt, children’s work and supply; Miss Judy Paul­ ine, promotion; Mrs. H. L. Nielsen youth and student work, and Sirs. Carl Bradbur)’, literature and publica­ tions. Named to make up the nominating committee were Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Carl Brad­ bury and Sirs. Runnels. The Easter program for the meeting was entitled “It Is “My Son.’'" Statements of the theme, w h i c h stimulated thoughtful contemplation of Jesus’ birth and denth, were read by Sirs. Dave Waggoner. Sirs. Runnels portrayed a vil­ lage woman and Mrs. Niel­ sen played the part of Mary, in the dialogue. R n rl;g m u u d '« 4 |tf j w a s played by M I s s B ^ ^ >urner as Sirs. Runnels narrated “Acta of Remembrance." Sirs. Johnson rend the scripture with the group Joining In unison prayer. •) DEDICATION of the new Game and Fresh Water Fish Comiplwdon Building in Tallahassee is set for April 22. The new building located a t 620 South Meridian Street in Tnllnhnssee's Capitol Center, houses the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, the Florida Sheriffs Bureau and the Department of Corrections. Mrs. Leonard Has Program For Joy Circle SPECIAL HOBBY of Mrs. Jnmcs Ancrum of Bear Lake is growing these beautiful Dutch Amaryllis lilies. She will be guest speaker at Tuesday’s 8 p.m. meeting of the Hear Lake Gar­ den Club at the home of Mrs. C. C. Jones, Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake, at which time club elections also will he conducted. (Herald Photo) United Service To Be Conducted Secrets O f Success At Lyman Field •I By Jan* Caaa*lb«rry f; • • m • Five South 8 • m 1 n o 1 • Churchsa ara uniting for flood Friday and EaaUr Serv­ ices. • The Good Friday service will be hetd a t 7:30 p.m. at the Caaselberry Community Methodist Church with Rev. Martin Fouls of Messiah Lutheran Church as speaker. An Easter Sunrise Service will be conducted at 6 a.m. a t the Lyman High School Athletic Field. Rev. Delmaa Copeland of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church will lie the principal speaker. Other m i n i s t e r s and churches participating are Rev. E. W. 5lillsr, Altamonte Community Chapel; Rev. Wil­ liam Grogan, Prairie ta k e Baptist Church; and Rev. Lucas Grile, Westminster Presbyttrian Church. Sanlando W M U Plans Project v t /) V by'fturina tales Plan* were mad* for a Community Missionary Pro­ ject and for assistance with Bummer Varatlon B i b l e School at tha regular buainess meeting and program of tha Woman’a Missionary Socisty of the Firat Baptist Church of Sanlando Spring! held recently a t tha church. N i n a membera attended and Mrs. James Smith, pres­ ident, conducted the meeting. The Jane Hill Circle will meat Tuesday with Mrs. taw la Haines. Told Underwriters Secrets of success in a car­ and having become a mem­ eer were explained to mem­ ber of the "President's Club" bers of the Seminole County the first yesr and now teaches Life Underwriters A d d itio n classes in his field of business. by Arthur B. Berk, Orlsndo, at a luncheon meeting at the Capri Restaurant Thursday. “ If you can't aell that first guy you see in the morning, you can be sure you won't sell anybody else all day," Berk told the group. He explained that the “first guy you ace" la your own face By Donna Estea in the mirror. More than 125 persons at­ "Your reason* for being in your Job are of primary im­ tended the Training Union portance," Berk declared, "la Roundup held at the First it to make a living? To help Baptist Churrh of Longwood people? What if some people last Saturday. Chef J. P. don't want to be helped? Beal, assisted by Frank Ballenline, At Morris, Wayne Beal Then w hat?" he asked. "Confldenc# In yourself, mo­ and C. C. Lawrence, barbecu­ tivation, belief in yourself and ed, over an open (ire, the Its in what you are telling, a posi­ i pounds of beef served to the tive attitude, arc the secreti gathering at 6 p. m. Sweet potatoes, homemade of success," Berk explained. “ Individualism Is very Im­ hot rolls, coleslaw, peas, tea portant --do.rt be *'follurfcr*-- and coffit, prepared by Mr;. learn all there it to know about It. R. Gray and Mrs. Jtn s some one thing and then go West, were served with the all out to be the best in your beef. Before the dinner, a soft ball field. Hava faith in your own competence. Aak youratlf — game was played between would I do business with me?" men 26 )ears old and older and men and boys under 2* Berk told the association. “ Man Is the only animal who years old. Itrv. Jack Lindsay, b at no protective coloring. pastor, reports that the team Man is what he thinks about," of older men, on which be played as catcher, was victor Berk pointed out. Donald Tabor, president of ious In the game. After the game and dinner, association, pointed out that Berk "knows whereof he sound film entitled "The speaks," having started in his Threat of Communism," was business only five years ago shown. Baptist TU Roundup Held In Longwood « 4 o # Mr*. James Leonard pre­ sented the Easter program, “Jesus Christ Lives," for Joy Cirri* of ths Grace Meth­ odist Church Woman's So­ ciety of Christian Service at Swrim TTVtr'.y meeting held ■; the church with Mrs. tt’fiitsm IUp« as hostess. 51rs. Roy Wnll cave devotion*. Mrs. Roger Harris, chair­ man, conducted tha business meeting during which reports were presented by glrs. John Martin, Sirs. Richard Breese and Mrs. F. J. Slur r y -Meniberi“bf liif iielpIng to paint church nursery furnishings April <1 were Mrs. Martin, Mrs. John Hires, 5trs. James Griffin, Mrs. Richard Silvers, Mrs. Russell Gill and Mrt. Myron Reck. Trading atampa contributed by members will be used to purchase additional nuraary accessories. Joy Circle hostess** to serve coffe* after church in May are Mrs. llrssie, Mrs. Martin, Mr*. Leonard, Mrt. Harris, and 5tra. Rape. There were 13 meinbera In attendance at the meeting. Mrs. K lim s will be hostess for th* 5isy IS meeting. Christ1Episcopal Gives Schedule appropriately be met through federal action." Subsequently, though, both the President and Mrs. Peter­ son did muett to allay fears that the coneumer program would be antlbuslncss. Four regional conferences—in St. Louis, Salt ta k e City, Detroit and Atlanta—between repre­ s e n t a t i v e * of consumer groups, manufacturers, ad­ vertising agencies and gov­ ernment cfflciai* produced the cautiously friendly rela­ tions which lasted through the presidential campaign. Many observer* feel that this atmosphere will cloud over following the retease of the eommittee'e report. Yet, warns ths U. 8. Cham­ ber of Commerce: "If the pro­ gram result* in restrictiv* proposals t h a t needlessly complicate business methods, or sap competitive vigor, or curtail business efforts to maximise consumer choice or consumer satisfaction, tha business response will surely be antagonistic." R e c o m m e n d a t i o n s tha Chamber would view with misgivings Include: • That Mr*. Petereon b# given power to conduct in­ vestigation* of production, distribution, prices and quali­ ty of consumer goods. • That th* conaumsr program be upgraded to cabinet level atatus. • That further leglalatlve restriction!—such as the Hart and Douglaa bill*—b# placsd upon buainsti. A recommsndatlon business would like to see In th* re­ port is on* which would give businessmen a bigger vole* on th# Consumer Advisory Council (CAC), a group eatablished by President Ken­ nedy to protect consumers from unsafe or worthless foods and drug*. (Only cn* of tha 12 CAC mtmbera la a businessman.) On tha other aide of the coin ara tha American con­ sumer* who, numbering only 6 per cent of th* world's population, ccniume m o r e than on* third of th* world'* good* and aervice*. Last year the country'# consumers spent over 1360 billion. At times, according to testi­ mony at hearing* on th* H art and Douglas bills, they were submitted to H ed ln l-t^ p jv j. duct standards, phony retail liil e1.--* tin lied obsolesc­ ence of products, hidden c r e d i t charges, fraudulent packaging a n d misleading labeling. The major point of the packaging-labeling hill spon­ sored by Sen. Philip Hart, 'be consumer cannot maks a rational pur­ chase on the basis of what a package locks Ilka or what it sayi on the label about it* contents. Business' answer Is that studies show’ consumers pre­ fer to have quantity reduced rather than prices raised. Thus, four-inch candy bare still com* in six-inch card­ board trays. Tha credit bill introduced by Sen. Paul Douglas, D-1I1-, would require, among othar things: • Stores which have s 1H per cent aervice charge per 30-day billing period cn re­ volving charge accounts must Inform customers th at tha actual charge is 18 per cent annually. • Loan companies which advertise, for example, 2)4 per cent interest on ths first $300 borrowed and 1H per U A R Y C A K T ip I I I l ’A I M To Be Guest O f Churchwomen By Doan* Eaten Mr*. Vincent (Lucy) Pal­ mer of Winter Park, well.known artist and wcrld trav­ eler, will bo guest speaker at the regular meeting of Epi­ scopal Church, Longwood, to take place at 8 p.m. Monday at the Parish House on Church Street. Mr*. Palmer will tell of her visit* and experiences in tha lloly tand. Mrs. Virginia- Boweraos, will conduct the huslneae meeting and refreshments will be served. (New Ownership) FREE — Ac»n/c u n x viurinT • r u r myimo • WWW •wrAHWHi maitm 2ND HALLOW lF R E E i Sam inn EASTER PLA N T WITH EVERY ORDER Hedging Special*! VIBURNUM 18** Tall and Full LIGU8TRUM 18" Tall, Heavy CAESAR, wirehnlrcd terrier, sits to pant a bit after chewing head front anti killing coral snake shown stretched out by yardstick. Admiring his bravado for capturing the deadly reptile, which measured 29 inches, without hend, is Warren Williamson, son of MnJ. and Mrs. Harry Wil­ liamson, Sand Lake Roud, Forest City. HIGH COLOR By Dobm Estea Schedule of services for Easter at Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood) have been announced by the vicar. Rev. Charles W. Stewart. Tha Sacrament of Holy Baptism will bo administered on Holy Saturday a t 4 p.m. Easter Evs is ths tradition­ al time in the church for baptism. On Easter Sunday, Holy Eucharist and Sermon will be held at 6 a.m. and Choral Eucharist and Ssrmon a t 10 a.m. The aervlee a t which time the children present their inlte boxes containing mon­ ies mv *<1 ..during . Lent I* scheduled for 4 p.m. They will be used for missionary work of the church. Holy Communion will bo ronductad a t 0:30 a.m. Eas­ ter Monday and Tuesday. In the beautiful CROTONS FROM v,tasa m 19 lOe UP 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3649 SHADE TR EES 4 -S 'l)8r ^ l M ) M E X-LARGE F o r Mom — Wife or Beat Girl All Kinds Of Easter ria n t.. Free Estimates On Any And All tandaraplng. HWY, 17-82 Aero** From Longwood P la ta S a n to n in . Section of Sanford Early Service Is Planned A t Grace Church Easter at Grace Methodist Churrh of Ssnford will be observed at two morning worship services. An 8:45 a.m. aervice will be held In addition to tha reg­ ular 11 a.m. worship. The Junior Choir, under direction of Mrs. Otis Taylor, will pro­ vide epeclal music a t the early senrlca accompanied by 5!ra. William C. Rape. Roger Harris, minister of music at Grace Methodist, will direct the Senior Choir In apeeial Eaater music a t tha 11 a.m. hour. A nuraary U available for all aarvicea a t the church. 922-0886 This lovely home is now complete and ready for occupancy. It’s located on tree-shaded Madera Ave., between Paloma and Rosalia, a quiet, refined neighborhood with all the in-city advantages—close to shopping, churches, entertainment—only a few blocks from Southside Elementary School. This handsome home has three bedrooms, two full baths, G-E built-in kitchen with disposal, G-E glass-lined high recovery water heater, ceramic tile in baths and window sills, kitchen exhaust fan and hood, Fiberglass insulated ceilings, G-E Centred Heating system with ducts complete for optional air conditioning. And you can move in with as little as $800 down, with FHA or FHA-IN-SERVICE Financing. Don’t wait — see it today! e S flD J U n a J u tA CONSTRUCTION CO , INC. Fla were Par All Occaalaas BARBEL AND STRAW HAT were worn by John Wolklng (right) presi­ dent of B u r Lake Methodist Youth Fellowship, to attract customer* to car w ash sponsored by the group. Others in tn e photo .at American Gas Station in Forest City ore (from left) Ellen Wolking, Davitl YVolking, Atm Shelton and Victor Martin. (Herald Photo) EA8TER FLOWERS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES m i Graperill* Av*. Free Delivery s i v i me* ie«e irotiB, coeet to COM! Artist-Traveler WAGON WHEEL NURSERY — cent on the remainder, m ust inform customers th a t tha annuat Interest rata is really 24 per cen t Both billa hare languished in committee for aome time. But both sponsors ara de­ termined to try again for final action in th* 89th Congresa. A favorable recommenda­ tion by tha CommltU* on Consumer Interests on tha two bills would probably spur quicker action. For Easter Gropeville Florist t By Tom Nolan WASHINGTON (NKA — The holiday which I.yndon Johnsun has enjeyed with the business community may suf­ fer its first rainy weather with the release of the longawaited report by the Presi­ dents Committee on Consum­ er Intercut*. Some businessmen h a v e been akeptlcal of the Admin­ istration's efforts in behalf of the American consumer— especially since the appoint­ ment of Sirs. Esther Peterson as Johnson's special assistant for consumer affairs and the creation of the consumer com­ mittee. Major strike against Mrs. Paterson, who still continues to hold her post as assistant secretary of lalier, wsa her testimony In favor of the Hart packaging-labeling bill and the Douglas credit bill, two measures opposed by tome segments of the bustness community. The President himself did not exartly dispel business­ men's fears when he said the new eommlttee would “ focus on consumer needs which can CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. DEVELOPERS OF RAVENNA PARK AND IDYLLW1LDE Phone 8824108 4 . %•* �r Ikf •■ nfurfc Page 8—F rt. April 18, ’88 V rn O Al/ss Diana Haynes Honored M in Diana Haynei, lovely bride-elect of Daniel Delate!, waa honor gueit of a bridal linen ihower recently at the home of Mra. Clay (E itcr) Wllllami, 260S Iroquoli Ave* nue, Aialitlng M n. Wllllami a i co-hoiten wai Mra. Arthur (Marie) Wllllami of Orlando. Delicate f l o r a l arrangem enti created a bridal atmoiphere throughout the party area with the highlight of the evening being the opening of the many lovely glfti the honorce received. The hostesses preiented the bride-elect and her mother, Mra. M. T. Haynea, with beautiful carnation conagci. The refreihmcnt table, cov­ ered In an exquleite Italian cut cloth, waa centered with a ailver epergne containing a ipiendld arrangement of anapi, gladi and mumi In pink tonei combined with tall pink tapera and ahowered with pink aatin itreamera. Coffee wai poured from one end of the table from antique ailver acrvlce with a footed cryatal punch bowl containing aparkling fruit punch at the oppoiite end. Dainty openfaced aandwlchei, petit fouri, allpper mlnla and toasted nuta w ert o f - ,'iainaai' ~''r r r nnd crystal appointments. Invited guests ’ with the brldc-clect and her mother were Miss Susan liayncs, her alster; Mrs. Eula Benson, grandmother; Mr*. Marie Wil­ liams and Mrs. H. It. Parker, aunts, and Mrs. Ester Beistel, aunt of the groom-elect. Alsa the Mmcs. Vincent wrd Dr. Perez Unable To Address Public A t Nurses Meet ? u It was previously announc­ ed that Dr. Luis Peres would address the public Monday night April 19 at 8:30 p.m. following the District No. 37 Florida Nurses Association meeting at the Health Cen­ ter. Dr. Peres regrets to an­ nounce that he will be un­ able to be present as was scheduled. The nurses will meet at 8 p.m. for the regular meeting. -j t l MILS. CF,AY WILLIAMS, loft, wnn hoHtean at her Iroquois Avenue home to n bridal shower April 13 honoring Miss Diana Haynea, lovely hriileelect of IJaniul Hcistcl. Pictured with the hostess and honoree from the left nro her mother, Mra. M. T. Haynea; Mra. Eater Hciatel, aunt of her finneo and Mra. Arthur Williama, Orlando, co-hoatcaa. A nine-ounce can like the one rings of pineapple come in can serve as a cake tin. it holds about one-half cup of hatter and makes a cake large enough for two servings. Dr. AncTfflrs. A.W*fflcodall Host Party DeBary Personals (3§sfer GIFIBASKETS By Mrs. John l.e«ine Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Shnuley of Asalea Dr. return­ ed from a trip to the West Coast of Florida where they visited friends in Tampa, Rt. Petersburg, Fort Myers, Sanibel |«|», Captive Island, Frostproof, Avun Park and Grovelnnd. Tills past week end they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaMaire of Dumont, N. J. Mr. LeMalre Is an old nows|Hi|M<rman f r o m N e w York and Is also retired from a dinner party for her daugh­ the New York Central Rail­ ter, Linda Chrlatlne, who cel­ road. ebrated her 14th birthday. Mr. Fred Belncrt of Corun- April 11. uda ltd. brought his wife Miss Margaret White of home from Seminole Hospital -on Gii Sunday,' Lust­ M aigaritU ' Dr. ' entertained er Day they will entertain her Church Circle menit>ere at Mrs. Helen Kittleltcrger and her home on Monday with 22 daughter, Helen, from Fort present. Assisting Miss White wore Mre. C. K. Butler and Lauderdale, for dinner. Mrs. C. C. Itertsch. Mrs. Joseph Sweeney of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tanlni Flsmevine Dr. was hostess to of Delespine Dr. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Toldivera and daughtrr, Donna, fiom Staten Island, N. Y. and S u b u r b a n also Joseph Bogutta. They wilt lake Mario Fornsrl hark to Staten Island with them when they leave for New Yurk. Mr. Furnarl has been visiting for the paet three S «rv lc # A n yw hsr# * months with the Toninl's. P ro p a n e — AND CANDIES — Qm Offers FREE IN S T A L L A T IO N of LP G ASM eteror CyUnder_Sy_stems_ We Sell, Install, Service, Finance SEE OUR DISPLAY OF RANGES. DRYERS, W ATER HEATERS, HEATERS, fiinsuJUL&Jt LIGGETT - HEXALL DRUG PIN EC RE8T SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17*92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON K ELLETT / u l r-c Law, T. G. Joyner, Willard i Kader, James Williams, J. D.t Shepard, C. G. Cllnkscales.i miney, Doug Hudgins, A. D. Warfield, C. L. Park Sr., John | Cordell, WyneUe Lanier, E. J. I PhU Stanley Jr., S. 0 . Dor-1 Rountree, Ralph W. Lossing and Clarence Benge. Also the Misses Karen Law and Sue Koke. Social News Regulations * u V -- Bridal Shower Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Wood- lie on, display a t the First their wives enjoyed the din­ all from Orlando- John Har­ all entertained tho Central National Bank at Orlando ner and splash pnrty: Rich­ kins, Winter Park; Richaid Florida Chiropractic Society during Good Posture Week ard Badxinski, Walter Bart­ Loeffler, St. Cloud; Harold — May 1 through 7. lett, Stanley Dakin, William Mello, Casselberry, and John and Auxiliary at a splash The following Doctors and Webb, and Glynn Stunshury, Maimone, Sanford. party and buffet dinner S a t-1 urdny night. Tho „ members looked over tho en- 1 tries for their annual essay ami poster contest on "Good Posture For Good Health.’' Thu essay contest was op­ en to all 10th graders and the poster contest to all lUth, Thu Herald welcomes all llth and 12th grade students social news with the fol­ In all Central Florida High lowing regulations estab­ Schools. Tim winners of the lished! contest will las awarded a 1— Photograph and cov­ $25.00 Savings Bond during erage requests should ho Correct Posture Week, May made three diiys prior to 1 through 7. event. Tho purposa of this con­ 2— Engagement a n d test Is to encourage among wedding forms nro avail- our young people u greater able to ho accompanied hy awareness of tho need for photo four days before good posture In maintaining announcement. g o o d health and projiur 3— News may l>e sub­ growth and physical fitness mitted a t office, via mail as stressed hy leaders of our or phone for short notices. nation. Typewritten accounts In The Judges for this years luwcr case douldo spaced Essay Contest will he llnnley are expedited more rpllckPogue, Oilando Sentinel Star ly. Names should he print­ and Dr. Hotter! II. Ilrndor, ed In manuscript rr|>orts. "GOOD POSTURE FOR GOOD HEALTH” pouters were on tlispluy «t n Oilando Chiropractor. Judges 4— Personal black and recent aplttslt pnrty und buffet dinner ut tho homo of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. for the Poster Contest will whlto photos and negatives Woodall for members of the Central Florida C’hiropruetlc Society and he Miss Betty Hudgins, San­ are acceptable. Auxiliary. Pictured from tho left are Mrs. Stanley Dukln, Good Posture ford Art Instructor for Sem6—Photos mads by Her­ Contest chairman; Mrs. Richard Rmlzinski, president of Central Florida Inolo and Lyman H i g h ald staff may be duplicat­ Chiropractic Auxiliary; Mrs. A. W. Woodnli, hostess and historian for Schools, Ellis laivlne, Adver­ ed a t nominal cost. lot tho Florida State Chiropractic Auxiliary and Mrs. Glynn Stunsbury, seerc tising Manager of George . Duris Williams tary of tho Centrul Florida Auxiliary. Stuarts and Dr. Richard Society Editor (.orfflcr, St. Cloud Chiroprac­ 322-2011—City 425-6038—County tor. All Essays and Posters will — 98* j r - -^r PHONE 322*7913 DI8HWABHER8, REFRIGERATORS. CALL OR WRITE Suburban Propane P. a BOX UT HIGHWAY 17-82 TELEPHONE 644*1713 MAITLAND. FLA . Word from Mre. Person U tile ie ihe left Rome and ie headed fur the Sues Canal on her European tour. Capt. and Mra. K. B. Hudgin* of River Edge, N. J. stopped en.route, to- Miami - to visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Donaldson of Sunrise Blvd. They will visit In Dellary for a longer period when they return. HEADQUARTERS K odak W O R L D ’S F A I R PICTURE TAKING MRS. ANN HOOLEHAN, left, new president of Anna Miller Circle, receives Ravel from outgoing president, Jnckio Goodman, at installation cere­ monies held at the Elk’s Lodge recently. Photo­ graph at right shown Mrs. Goodmun presenting Welcome Wagon Club Board Plans Knitting Schedule Baby Of Year Winner Named By Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently at the home of their advisor, Mrs. Melba Bach. K i t t y Corley announced that the recent B a by Contest .Wttl— AioS-r.v f 1L - The proceeds of $208.92 will be pi'C£«.(;U:d to The L ittle a check to George Carver, managing director of the Harry Anna Children’s Home, Umntilla and also installing officer. The check was the pro. ceeds of one of the Circle’s annual fund-raising projects. Red School House. The Baby of the Year Is petite Karen Brisson, who was sponsored hy the Civitan Club. She will receive a tro­ phy donated hy Kader Jewel­ ers and a savings bond by the Florida^K ^w v -»k. Donna Fltxpal . spon­ sored hy the Numismatic Club, came in second and is the winner of a trophy from Wert Jewelrrs. Third place winner of a silver spoon from Sanford Jewelry and I.uggnge was Jeffrey Todd Kipp, sponsored hy the Cred­ it Woman's Breakfast Club. The Chapter la planning a Rummage Sale In the near future and anyone having any articles to contribute, please rontact Jan Cara. A gift certificate will b« presented the C h a p t e r ' s adopted fnmily at Easter and the Founder's Day luncheon Is scheduled May 1. The program on Literature was presenter! hy Mrs. Bach with several members review­ ing different types of litera­ ture. Attending tha m e e t i n g were Flo Wlnss, Marrhetta Dormlney, Dora !.ee Russell, Kitty Corley, Eleanor Butler, Jan Cara, Vicki Rower, Pat Beers and Grace Marie Stinecipher. CfcUvd&n CiAsJaA The executive board of the S a n f o r d Welcome Wagon club held the regular month­ ly meeting at the Capri Tues­ day morning with Mrs. John Pugh, president, presiding. One of the most important , 1.. matters of bu»f". setting of the m fo r m e e t in g o f. th e VoIffl.".t* | Ktuup. It was decided that they meet the first Monday of each month on the balcony of G a r r e t t ' s Department store with an experienced teacher. Their meetings will start a t 1:00 p.m. with les­ sons continuing until 3-00 p.m. On the second and thin) Thursday evenings s t 7:30 p.m., the sume teacher will hold sessions in her home. Local residents may partici­ pate hy Joining the Welcome Wagon Club which meets once a month on the third Tuesday. Those Interested nrc asked to call Mrs. Edna Bums, 322-9362. Funds were allocated for Personals Wayne Epps, a sophomore at Emory University will spend this week end with his parents, Dr. and'M rs. A. W. Epps Jr. Accompanying Wayne borne from the univer­ sity will be a fraternity brother, Tom Sikes of Colum­ bus, Gu. Grapeville Florist 2221 Grapeville Ave. Order Now For Easter Orchid Corsages $3.00 up WES SAYS: Jack and JIU weat sp the hill. To do the weekly wash. Raid Jill to Jack aa they came bark. 1'II UlI yOd WtuL by gsak! We ran wash MORE Clothes at WEH-KAY CLEANER 41 CHEAPER— It's True! And Wes Is always willing Tn prove nil thin ta yon. Now M yon haven't tried R Just atop In nnd you'll see If yon bring this ad to WES T“ «E, ~ Air Conditioned Leaage WES-KAY W ASHETERIA 201$ French Ave., Sanford Through March — Shaping & Styling M A .00 Complete R™ the preparation of the Eas­ ter gifts to the welfare fam­ ily aponsored hy Welcome Wagon. Senkarik's GI mss and Paint Co. is assisting the Welcome Wagon Club in preparing ihe A fund raising project is in th* jimeess of being plan Iit-d With 21^.1. Lou Rubella aa acting chairman. The next regular meeting of the Welcome Wagon Club will be held a t the Capri, on Tuesday, April 20th with card playing and bridge inatrucl' 'HM fc .tln g at 9:30 a.m. Luncheon is at noon and res­ ervations may be made by culling 322-9116 or 322-3019. , • • • • *i-» sa n FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anneis Hair Styling Salen 2201 S. Park Ats. 0 A Delightful Selection of EASTER TOYS BASKETS ACCESSORIES CANDY HY NORRIS NUNNAI.LY WHITMAN AND PANGBUHN COSMETIC SPECIALS! ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL ON — SPRAY COLOGNE I1Y LANVIN 00 MY-SIN ARPEGE Flowers For All Occasions 322-0886 1ACARANDA CIRCLE Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. I. C. Graham and Mrs. Mctta Starke were recent hostesses to Ihe April meeting of the Jacaranda Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club. Thare were 21 m rinbtrs present and two guesti, Mrs. George Beckhorn and Mra. O. P. Wade. Announcement was made that the new General Garden Center, located on Highway 17-92 will be dedicated April 21 at 2 p.m. with the public cordially Invited to attend the dedication. Mrs. Frank Donahoe of the Sanford Flower Shop, was guest speaker and demon­ strated the liogarth curve in flower arranging. The group was delighted with the per­ manent arrangement! and al­ so the fresh arrangements Mrs. Donahoe created. Custom Pre-Teen Permanent Waving MEMORIE CHERIE BY ARDEN MAX FACTOR SPRAY MIST — HYPNOTIQlJE I’RIMITIF — GOLDEN WOODS . 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Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And ‘‘Ernie” M‘M$ Cor. let ft Magnolia Phone 322*2481 �-t f it- Vft ?e in • ul a iRemick --- At Movieland Steve McQueen frets ■ He will star with Lee Rem- Wednesday In "The Great Es­ double billing this week at ick on Sunday, Monday and cape." the M o v i e I a n d Drive-In Tuesday in "Baby, the Rain Co-featured the first three Theatre. Must Fall," and again on days will be “ Pajama Party," with Annette. Co-featured on Wednesday will be "Woman of Straw," starring Ginn Lollobrigida and James Bond, showing only at 7:.10. "The Great Es­ cape" will be featured only at 10 p.nt. Double menu for Thursday W o m e t c o ’ s Dark West The Park East, which is and Friday will be "Love Haa 0 Theatre, the other half of the cuircntly playing the Acade­ Many Faces,” starring Lana new Twin Theatres, will have my Awnrd winner, "My Fair Turner in its firat Sanford showing, a n d "Youngblood its grand opening on Friday, Lady,” will continue with this exclusive engagement in an Hawke,” with James FranApril 2.1. ciscus (TV’a Mr. Novak). With Park Hast plnying arear of over 100 miles while A triple horror show is the Park West will open with "My Fair Lady." Academy "Zorba tlie Greek," giving scheduled for Saturday, April Award winner, the Park West, 24 — "Twice Told Tales," not to be outdone, will open patrons a choice cf seeing the "Diary of a Madman" and finest in the upcoming film with ancther Academy Award "Tower of London," all staifure. winner, “Zorba the Greek,” The lineup of motion pic­ ring the master of horror, starring Anthony Quinn in tures booked for the Park Vincent Price. ® the starring role. West are as follows: It certainly is appropriate F o l l o w i n g "Zorba the now for Womctco to call the Greek" will lv» the new EM* Indians Accept W . P a r k THcatr-^-j-PfcTir ’■ W rfioy picture filmed in Ft. and Park West . . . the Lauderdale, "Girl Happy*," in The^Modern Life "Academy Award Theatres.' color. GUAJIRA, Colombia (U Ptl Perl; West will I;. rqu'pped High Wind in Jamaica," —Authorities in this Vencswith 000 wide spaced deep which will star Anthony uelnn-border town said today cushioned and rocking chair Quinn. civilixation is catching up scuts, the finest in the new "Up from the Beach,” Cliff with the Indians in the near­ transistorized sound, a wall- Robcrtncn and Red Buttons by jungles. to-wall Magnnscopie screen, . . . the sequel to the very They said the Epiayu and art gallery nnd acres of free very Jgojmljir "J.pngcst. nay.'.'. parktAg. Line its twin it’ wifiT ""T h e Yellow Rolls Royce" fighting with bowa and a r­ be the height in luxury and starring I n g r i d Bergman, rows as recently as a couple comfort. Shirley MacLuine, Rex (best of years ago, now throw hand actor Academy winner) Har­ grenades at aach other. rison, A rt Carney, George C. Scott, Omar Shariff and Alain R I O l - I N T N E A T R F Delon. "Von Ryan's Express," sta r­ TOMTK & SAT. ring Frank Sinatra, based on Growing up is a snip, ac­ ADMISSION the best selling novel. •Kit cording to llayley Mills — "A Very Special Favor," l » W CARLOAD probably the world's most fa­ with Rock Hudson, Leslie f e a tu re No. | At 7:30 Only mous teenager. "A (nip of the Caron and Charles Beyer. "Harlow," the life and times scissors," she hastily qualified, •Ennl Of Sudan’* of the great Jean Hurlow, poking her blonde head out In Color from under the dryer to make starring Carrol Baker. Sylvia Sims "Sons of Katie Elder," sta r­ her point. ring John Wayne. Feature No. 2 At 0:1.1 This new llnylcy Milla of These are a few of the fina the short blonde tresses is a “MARA film attractions coming to the very different person from „ OF THE Park West and It certainly the longhaired schoolgirl of WILDERNESS" appears the sun really set on a ahort time ago. Shu needed In Color the I’aik West Theatre and the new look for her role with Linda Saundrrs the Purk East, tha beautiful her father, John Mills and Womctco twins with a bright Jamra MacArthur in "The ♦Feature No. .1 At 11:00 array of motion plctura en­ Truth About Spring," a Uni­ tertainment. versal releasa in Technicolor Suspense Spy Story Starring TODAY H. G. WELLS* James Garner & SAT. Bbr Sanfnrh Opens Park W est LEE REMICK co-atnrs with Stove Mi-Quclmi in "Ilnby, the Itnin Must Kail,” showing SuminyTueminy nt the Mnvicinmi Drive-In Theatre. Hayley Mills Grows Up -: (i.oo t "36 nouns" FREE EASTER BUNNIES (REAL & ALIVE) GIVEN IIY BECKY & GRACE 2502 W. Ut ST. OPEN 12:45 HHOW8 AT 1 :00 - 2:10 8:10 - 7:10 0:00 HAYLEY MILLS, who started in films n* a child of 12, hna her first adult romance on the Hcreen with Jumeu MacArthur in the romantic comedy adventure, "The Truth Ai>out Spring," starting Sunday at the Ilitz Theatre. coming Sunday to the Rita Theatre. With her long lock* went about eight pounds in puppy fat and a distressing but re­ Hayley'a on tho high w a s — curring desire to bite her fin­ and w hat ahe doea to ger nails. aorne pirates! "I'd always thought long STARTS hair mada me look older eo 1 SUNDAY absolutely refused to have it cut," Hayley confessed be­ tween sipe of ornnge juice. "Then this absolutely super part in Universal's 'The Trutli About Spring' came along anil Alan Brown, the producer, ■aid I had to hava my hair rut. I argued like mail, but it did no good. No short hair, no role. Ho I bad no choice. RCHMCOtMa "Once I'd had It done 1 felt really good about it. You OPEN 12:45 SHOWS AT 1:00 - 2:05 • 5:10 know, it actually started wav. 7:15 - »:05 Ing by itself. My hairdresser said It was only the weight of all th at hair that had kept •BEST PICTURE OK TH E YEAR” it straight. "I wai really terrified to look a t myself cnce it was done, then Mummy raine in and aaid how sophisticated 1 looked, and I suddenly felt yeara oldar. EXCLUSIVE NOW "I decided to lose some MID-FLORIDA weight and went on an abut* SHOWING! SHOWING! lutcly filthy diet of lettuce leaves and raw carrots and TICKETS NOW AT BOX-OFFICE OR IIY MAIL spant all my spare time steer­ ing myself away from rook­ WINNER OF ing amelia and restaurants— EIGHT * which Is pretty difficult to dc ACADEMY in 8pa!n. By the end of three AWARDS! weak* 1 was a nervous wreck. Still I ’d lost eight pounds, so it was worth It." By Dottle Austin THF.RES NOTHING like the tinkling of piano keys to add that atmosphere of relaxa­ tion and enjoyment to your evening of drinking and din­ ing and you'll (ind Jay Miller, popular tickler of the ivor­ ies at the Lamplighter Lounge al F R E D D I E ' S STEAK HOUSE In Fern Park. And that's not all, to soothe your frazzled nerves, aid your digestion and add that inestim­ able touch of romance to your evening, there will he the famous Bill Adler in the Gas­ light Room with his violin, playing those old familiar mel­ odies—just for your particular enjoyment. Resides that there is the delicious cruisine for which Freddie's is famous— always good, always depend­ able—you can take your most VIP friends to this fine res. . tsorant ami br sure faction, every time. • « • niE Y ARE M ILL WITH IT —the Illusions, we mean and when they are with It, they arc really with it! This popu­ lar duo arc being held over week after week at the CAPRI RESTAURANT AND COCKT V: U V sth. cred around them such a fol­ lowing of fans you'll (ind many of the same folks there every night—enjoying the show. One of the groups that most enjoy, ed the fine food, the luxurious atmosphere and great enter­ tainment at the Capri recent­ ly were the boys and girls from Seminole High School's junior and senior classes who floeked In there after the Junior-Senior Prom last Sat­ urday. Says Host Dorn Patstucci, "We were jammed, and everyone was having a wond­ erful time, and were they hun­ gry.'* s e a REMEMBER 1) A N C ERS, niuttc Is on the house at the CARIUK LOUNGE ine th Valdes Hotel every Friday night — alt you have lo do Is punch the buttons on the juke box lo hear all your fa­ vorite songs—and they have a whole roll of them. Ladles, too. come in for special favors —tiieir drinks, between tho hours of 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. are Just one penny for each year of your age. A wonder- I R ita J . HAT1IYMILLS I0HNMILLS JAMESMacMtlMIHt Thjri/tfi about S p r in g AODREYHEPBURN-RfXHAHN H ' A n C m hw how - UOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 11 A.M - 0 P.M. T ickets f a r today a v a il­ able u p to show Gate. SHOW TIME DOORS OPEN 7:20 P.M. SHOW AT 0:15 P.M. Mat. Wad.. S a t , Hu*. a p . m. Watch for "Zorba tho Greek” a t tho P ark W est! • i ---------------------------" Strata Fri. April 16, *63—Page 9 'Zorba The G reek' EXTRA - EXTRA FRI. NITE th e u Held Over 4TH IIIG WEEK Walt Dlaaey’a MARY POPPINS In Technicolor AT 2:11 - 4:5# .7 :2 5 .1 4 1 . WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS 'z z z f 't r k ta b lT H O P P IN G ful buy and one which proves more popular each day. Join them, the invitation includes you. Just the spot for that after-work-before-dinner drink. • • • SOUTHERN FRIED FISH, like Southern fried chicken is one of the most popular spe­ cialities of the PINECREST INN on the Orlando Highway. Every Friday night, Maxine ami Iloh Hancock, your most genial hosts, cook up Just plat­ ters full of that delicious, crispy fish, pots of savory baked beans, creamy grits, crunchy-niunehy hush puppies ami golden brown french fries. They serve It up family style 1 ' ouT can cal fo. one »pc cist price, with an even more special price for the kiddles. Chicken every Monday night, just like the Friday night fish. Try it and you'll see what we have been telling you. But do save room for dessert. They have the best. Jet Lanes Combo Tops Bob's Keglers SATURDAY NIGHT. Salurday, night, ain't you glad we got Saturday night? Sure, you arc because that's Steak Night at the THADEWLNDS CAFF.- TERIA in Seminole Plasa. De­ licious broiled atrip steak*, done must to your order for « very, very special price. Thursday nights are dessert nights when the whole family gets their choice of dessert free. Don't forget the line ca­ tering service of the TRADEWINDS. They can serve ten to a thousand and are eager to prove it to you. Your Favorite Melodiea Nightly In The Lamplighter lounge Freddie's Steak Houae Centrnl Floridn’a Oldeat & Fineat TYTTTTfTTTTf T fT f TTf T f t f f T f f f f T F f f T f t f t T f Y CAFETERIAS Tsu dsy Itsala* lyetlel • a I0-e». New Vert IkI.Mt Strip ceeked to yevr etriet ter enly 79c. TtMhUev MI*M It "taadly ■1*6*" wjAiyedesverwt/rotf.------- -------Setonlay Ni*lrt Is "tleali el*bt" • a bt* ts-lb. TSon- Sleet ceeked te veer erder lev enty $1.00. lUMCMfONi I I A M . r i l O M Oiumt 4 S0PJS.-S MPJN. •r soaor aes ittsauaa r, h»ri rtaaa I hiHh , SOS s sue. I n w k ruu U. S. I 11 The City League position changed standings a bit ns Jet Lancs took on Rob's Res­ taurant. The Idua shifted Jet Lanes Team came out with a three point win in a eloselyfought battle which saw the total pinfall decided by a mere four pins In favor of the Lunrsmrn. John Hpolskl ted his team with a 221/69H sal, whit* Ed­ die Monroe bowled a 214 for Roll's and Pete Peterson pac­ ed his team with a 657 set. Third-placed Pryor's Slate Farm Insurance team dropl>ed to fourth-place by a three-point loss to Cook's Corner. Team Captain Rick Hkelly paced hit team with hla 220/677. Woody Wilson of Pryor'a had a 203/663 along with Virgil Anderson's 200/651. The Number five spot was In a two-way tie between laike Monroe Inn and Rose and Wilk’s Restaurant. How­ ever, with Lake Monroe Inn taking three, they now take undisputed hold on the fifth ■lot with H srry Pentecost's 202/604. m n eu — Ill DilmS , \ / « V ' I I It. I I D A N CIN G f f | | ft. m sec tu n lii V.t. I M A, i ^ “ON-THE-HOUSr* EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! --------------------- . ------------------- COCKTAIL HOUR DAILY 4:30 TO 6:30 P.M. TO THE LADIES ° DRINKS — lc per year of your eye I VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN *TIL 2 A.M. NIGHTLY FOR YO U R E N T E R T A IN M E N T 6 N IG H T S PER W EEK . . . . 8 P.M. T IL L 1 A .M . fwnrd winning “Mary Popping," with Julie Andrcwa and Dick Van Dyke, in being held over by popular demand a t Seminole Cinema Theatre. “J h e Q U iu io n s FISH FRY A L L YOU C A N E A T ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $J35 $ |0 0 Menu Include*: Cole Slaw French Frien Baked Beene G rite H ueh Pupplee Relink T rey Coffee O r Tea 99 VOCAL and COMEDY TEAM ------ S T A R R IN G F R ID A Y N IG H T SP E C IA L ! ------- G E N E SH E L T O N & B IL L Y SH O R T OPEN DAILY FROM 11 A.M. TILL 2 A.M. STILL SERVING THE FINEST STEAKS AND SEAFOOD AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA! Business M ens Luncheon mmm c — Served Daily — O 11:30 A. M. T IL L 2:30 P. M. # # 97 CALL 322-1251 FOR RESERVATIONS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PA RTIES Owned A Operated By Marine A leb Haaeeck Hwy. 17-12 U . laa/erd P it. FA 2-5M I RESTAURANT * COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 P e rk D r. f Sanford Phone 322.1251 �% n diufhtiqhJtA v. TODAY EVENING 8:30*9:80 »JS. NBC. Bob Hop* Comedy Special. This la Bob'a final comedy ahow of tho aoaaon and, u anal, ha haa an alt*atar cast Bcaldca Gina Lollobrlfida, who la making her third appearance on tha •how, thara will ba linger* Nancy Wllion and Frankla Avalon, not to mantlon clarl* natlat Pata Fountain. Supply­ ing tha muilcal aecompanlmanta will ba Laa Brown and hla band of ranown. 7:30*8:30 p.m. NBC. Intar* national Showtime. "Clrcua Star* of Europe.” Still an* othar vlilt to tha cireui krona. Tha beat act la the animal trainer who control* hone* and carnal* ilmultana* ouily, Tha balance of tha ahow concentrate* on variou* form* of acrobatic*. 8:30-0:30 p.m. CBS. The Great Advantura. “Wild Bill Hlekok—Tha Legend and the Man." (Barun) Intareatlng T V Time Previews lagand debunker with a good gunflght to gat It off to a roualng atart. Vary good la Lloyd Bridge*, a* Wild Bill Hlekok, who earned hla nick­ name after a youthful feat of herolam and lived to regret hla proweaa with a gun after accidentally killing hla beat friend. 8herae North appear* •a tha girl who capture* tha heart of Wild Bill. Particu­ larly good la Van Hiflln’a underatatad narration. 0*0:30 p.m. ABC. Valen* tlna’a Day. “Farrow'* Lait Fling." Val get* Uken for all ha’a worth when hi* grand undo arrive* to live it up on Val* credit card*, claiming he'* only got all month* to live. Ha not only eata, drink* and dreaaea at Val’a axpanee, ha drasaaa hi* women the •ame way. Cecil Kellaway I* a delight a* tha merry old gent who hi* a (urpriie for Val at tha end. 0:30-10 p.m. CBS. Gomcr Pyle. “Comer T h a MP." There'* a ahortaga of MP* and Corner* draw* an aulgn* ment and handle* it in exact­ ly the way you expect him to. Hla blggeat boner I* follow­ ing Sergeant Carter'* order* to the letter and, before the mayhem la over, ha'a toned a vliltlng dignitary Into tha brig. Typically funny ahow. 9:30*10 p.m. NBC. Jack Benny P r o g r a m . "Tha Smother* Brcthera Show." For fan* of tha cheerfully •any duo, thia ahow la a bon­ anza. They down and they ling and in a aklt In which they relive an aplioda of World War II, when they find Jack trapped with an un­ exploded bomb, Initead of de­ activating it, they fore* Jack to audition them. 9:30-10 p.m. ABC. FDR. “The Fare Of Danger." Thl* cpliode delve* Into tha criti­ cal and uncertain period Juit before Pearl Harbor when the United Statea I* torn between it* deaire to help England and then Ruaita and ita with to remain cut of the conflict. 10-11 p.m. CBS. 8lattery'a People. "Queition: What'a A Swan Song For A 8parrow?" Kt*a Lancheiter portray* an eccentric aplmter devoted to her geen aanctuary filled with animal*. 8lattery and the ■tata have tha intention of b u i l d i n g a auperhighway through her sanctuary and find her an unbelievably tough opponent. She very sweetly manage* to ruin Slattery's plan* by a calcu­ lated flirtation with the town mayor and for a while she •eema unshakable. An inter­ esting but completely predict­ able hour, and If you detect a similarity to last week’* "12 O'clock High" you win a medal for observant viewman•hip. WBIKEND TELEVISION P M U Y P. M. • l * t (1) Nawaropa Cont. ( I ) Newa, flporta, W*a< tber (*) Nawallna < : l t ( I ) H untley • B rinkle y (») The Big Movie « ) News w ith W e lte r T iT T Y i* ' f c lr r i n g a r («) W y a t t Kerp 1:11 (1) I n t e r n a ti o n a l Showtim e ( • ) Itnwhld* • :H> 4»> Addam* " F a m i ly ( I ) Bob Hope T h e a te r (*) On B roadw ay Tonlsht * :•• ( • ) V alentlne’a Day 1:11 (J) J a c k Benny ( ( ) Corner Pyle f t ) P a r tn e r s D a u u h te r • •) J a c k I’e a r ------(tit B lattery'a People '» ) 11 O 'clock llla h 11:0* ( I ) Newaeopa ( I ) News, r p o r t s . W e a ­ ther ( I ) Newsline H i l l (*> Bhock T h e a te r ( I ) T h e a t e r o( the Btars I tltO ( I ) T o n ig h t Bhow SATURDAY A* M. *:3I (•) New* a W eather 1:10 <*> Bunrlsa Bemaatar 7:** « ) a ro w a rs Almanao 7:10 ( I ) A e resi The Pence M ltte r Mayor l l a m a r of the Jungle llu rn s A Allen P l a n e t l*atrol T he i l v l a Bhow Bclence Plottun M a jor M ercury H e c to r H e a t h r o t e T annest*# T uae de U nde r Dog q u i c k D ra w M c d ra w llullw lnkla PI reball X L -I-N Mighty Moaaa Beane A Cecil Bennie the Mtnaeo New C a sp e r Carto ons I.lnus t h e L lo nhaart- Legal Notice it tm h c ir c u it ro u tr, AI NTH JUDICIAL IT B U IIT » P PI.OMIIIA ON ANU POM ■KNIftOLM COUNTY. iH A M c u r no . lease NOTtCK OP SUIT IN NORTOAOB POMBtXOSLHK F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE AHHOCIATION, a curpuratlon, 1'laln llfr. vs. David K. W r i H a / h / a 1). K. W eaka, a n d T h e lm a Ws*ha, Ills wife. C. W. H u n t Jr.. C. II. IMs* and Nouthorn Loan and P ittance Co., Inc. Defendants, TO: David K. Wa*k*. * / k / a D. K. W**k*. anil Thelma Waake, hi* wife, white* r**ld*uc* and Where­ about# a re unknown. A lit : .i'XUJUlZ- W W T 1Kli & t h a t a Cunt|iMlnt In forrrlo** a i r r l a l n rnnrtMuar e n c u m b e r in g tha folluwlug it*acrlhed real properly, lo -w llt L ot It, Block 30. KOItTII Oil LAN Dtl FlltH T AUDIT Iu N , a c c ording to plat th a r e o f racordad In P la t Book II, P a a t a IS and If, Puhllu llacorda of Hamlnola County, Florida, ha a baan filed agalnal yon In • ha abuva-aty lad ault, Ilia abort l ll l e of which la Federal N a ­ tional M ortga ge Aaaorlatlon. a c o r p o ra tio n ora anlaa d under a n Act of Con area a and axialIng p u r a u a n t to tha Fe de ral National M ortgaa* Aaaoclallon C h a r ta r Art, havin g Ita prin­ cipal office In th* City of W aahlnglun, Dlatrlct or Colum­ bia, P la in tiff, varaua. David K. W#*ha. a / k / a D. K. Weeke. a n d T helm a Weeha, hla wlf*. C. W. Hunt, J r , C. It. |l*»a a nd Moutharn l.oan a n d FI. n a n r * Co., I n c , D efenda nt!*) and you ar* required to arrv* a copy ut y o u r A ntw a r or o(h*r pleading to th* Complaint on P l a i n t i f f * Attorney, Cleveland, Mtaphanton A MM*. Hull* l i t Hanford A tlantic N a t i o n a l B a nk Building, Hanford. F l o r ­ ida, a n d flla Ik* original Anaw a r o r o t h a r Pleading In th* office of Ik* Clark of th* C ir ­ c u it C o u r t on or before tha lo th d a y of May, A. D. lo ts. If you faU to do ao, a decree pro r u n faaao will b* t a k e n a g a ln a l you fo r Ih* re lief dem anded In the Complaint. Thl* Nollra ehall h* publlah• d one* n w eak fo r four r o a ••c u lly # weak* In T h a Hanford lla r a l d . a n a w apa pa r circulated la Hamlnola County, Florida. D a ted thla M th d a y of April, A.Ik t o n . AHMAD A r t h u r H. Beckw ith, J r . C la r k of Circuit Court By: K llaabatb Bruanahan, D. C. Mack N. Cleveland, J r . and C a rro ll U u rk a O f Clavaland, fllaphanaon A MM* A t t o r n e y * f o r P l a in t i f f P. a D raw er ■ Hanford, F lo r id a P a b lla b i AprU If. I t . I t . May 7 / 1 to* COL I I / SATURDAY P. IL H i l t ( I ) Pky K ing (0) Bug* Bunny Bhow f t) _____ _ i l l# do L -^ft^W Spar f t) My P r l r n d Pllcka 1:00 (1) Hpotllght (0) I J .or.- r.‘: r v • (3) American Uendakand !•»«• (!) F-iltir* (0) C harlie Chan T h e a te r 3:00 (3) Jim m y B U k k l a n d Bhow ! : * l (0) Champlonahlp Wraot ling 1:11 (0) Adventure T h*at*r 1:00 (11 Ills I tlolf M Day DB 1:1* (Sr ’/ n e a t e r X •f - ' t Cltn troll c i r w l o (1) Th* Outlaw* t : 0 t (0) I f * Th* Law (1) Jim fk J**at* Bhow ( I ) A lta W lda World of Hport* 1:10 ( I ) C a r 14—W h*ra Are • :** 1:11 4:10 1:41 7:00 Newa 7:11 (0) One Way M irror (I) HKD Mid-Florida 7:41 (I) Blan On • it* ( I ) (I) IS) • I t (3) <t) M l (I) (t) (0) • : l t (I) »*) (1) (•) (I) 10:00 ( |> (I) It) t i l l * (1) (0) (0) 11:10 ( ( ) Tha J*t*ona ( I ) P o rk y P ig (1) P u r y 7:30 1:00 k:3o t:ou 0:10 10:0* 10:30 11:00 lt:lo llltl 11:10 (1) (1) (4) (3) ID 131 (0) TohT P o r te r W a* n * r Bhow P i t h i n g Pun Moyil T h a a lu n Bhow Nawaropa Th* Kllnaton** Mat. Report C a n tra l Fla. Showca*a f t ) O n t Btap Beyond (3) E nsign O'Toola (01 J t c k t * UI*t*on (3) Kllpper IS) Th* King Faintly (3) Th* T a i a n «*i letw re nr* Walk t t ) Th* E n te r ta in e r * <31 Hal. Nit* Movie (0) Hollywood Palace (0) (lunam oka 4*1 lllprord (3) Nawaropa I t ) N*w», Hport*, W he­ ther (0) AIIC N*w* (0) T h e a te r of tli* Blare (0) Hat. N ight Movla (3) S a tu rd a y N l s h t Mhow SUNDAY r . M. 11:00 (0) '1 ) (0) 11:10 (0) DMeovary *01 Chrlatuphor* One-Way Mirror Direction* ’01 (1) o ra l ftabarla (0) Fee* Tha Nation 1:00 (1) TV T abernacle 1 0) lla rald of T r u th (0) Your U f a In World Today 1:10 (1) Y»u Ara T h t r e I t ) l u u * a * Answer* (0) W ins* to tha Ba- ha m at II) t Lava La ay 1:01 ft) Nat. Uaakatball Aaan. 10:10 (1) NBC N*wa 11:00 ( I ) Andy of M ayberry 41) Big Plotur* f t ) C a a a a a t r a l la a (1) Cameo T heater ( I ) Dacamhar Hr Ida 1:10 It) Hpurta Hpactacular 11:10 ( I ) Tha McCoya 1:0* l l ) Profile In Courage ( D Jeopardy 4:00 (0) Mhall'a W onderful ( I ) Price M t u g h l World of Oolf (I) CUM Oolf Champion. u .__ ---------- —» k tw . ( I ) D a nger M My llualnraa 4:10 (0) Mlchelnb Hour nf Kk v IIiu iv kill* 1:10 rot . .. . 4:10 7:00 7:10 1:00 1:10 l:oo 10:10 10:10 11:00 11:10 11:10 11:11 11:10 (1) T-.nlc h i w u a Kingdom f t ) •clone* AII.Hiata 131 liK l.'ollaa* lluwl l<) Oavalcada of A m i laura II i t ) Project 1 (3) Mast lha Praaa («) 30th C a n t u o uMedVJ. "Sirlfa" (3) M w a t u p * f t ) P ro A Con (() Many Happy Returna 111 K e n tu ck y Jonca (*, M eal* I D Dial# A H arriet I t ) Wagon T rain I D W onderful World uf Color (0) My F a v o rite M artian <<) Ed Hulllvan I D llrandad I t ) llruadeld* 13) llulianaa (II F o r Ih* People (»> Movla (2) Th* lloguoo I t ) Candid Camera (<) W hat'a My Lloa ( l l Nawaropa « > CIIH Newa, W aa tha r (») Nawallna (•) Chankmal* (0) Advsnluraa In P a ra dla* «*» C htnkm al* I D I’a la r Gun* MONDAY A. M. «:** till 0:11 Oslo till 1:00 7:11 7:30 7:00 (3) (1) (I) (1) (I) (I) II) (I) It) ( 0) II) Klgn O* Munahlna Almanao New* A W oathar Intro, to Chamlalry Hunrla* gamaatar New* A W eather T aday Hiinahln* Almanac W akc -up llnvlaa Countdown Nawa F a rm , M a rket Ra- •rtO II) f i g , I D Mlckl* Kvana 7:11 III Nawa A W eather 1:00 | l ) C aptain K a ngaroo 1:31 13) W ea the r • Nawa 1:10 I t ) Cartoonvllla 43) Today 1:00 i l ) Divorce Court ( I ) American lllcto ry *s*l <•> Kiarcla# for Modern Woman 1:11 ( I ) llom prr (loom I D Th* Morning Movla 10:00 ( I ) Make lluom for Daddy IN TIIH CIRCUIT 1‘MUMT IN I I ) CBM Newa with Mlk* ANU FU lt aOiMINULM LUCYWallace T t , FI.UNIB 4. 10:10 ( I ) What'a Thla gong IN ( t iA N iT :lt\ n o . 14*ea UNION 1>IMU HAVINUH BANK, a coti.orallon. va. Plaintiff. Legal Notice 11:00 I D f a y When tl> Love of Life (*» P n r n v Herd i ii )« it) u m News Ill:3o It) T r j.th o r Conee. (I) It) 11:11 I D 13:11 I D t :00 (0) (1) Hold Your OwnSaleW ith HERALD W ant-Ads -Il k »Ti*«. rm t Classified Phones Froaa S anford OFFKHINi* A HPRCIA VICKT Mora than 40.000 roadara ■** rha Sanford Harald rlaaalflad ad* dally. Rataa aa low aa ti e par tin* par day! Dial 111-1411 or 41I-II1I a a l plae* your adl F t am Bam tael* Comaty 425-5938 mat S Up to 5 11 | UE I 1.89 | 1.50 E to 19 | 8 11J9 I U 9 I LM 11 Ut IS | 8 11.50 11.89 | 2.H3 IE lo 20 | 4 I L M I 2.52 | 8.M 21 to 25 | > 11.50 | S.1S | 4.75 2« to 3E 18 I 1.88 I 8.78 | 8.70 Mlelmnna Ad—t D m (five B.lallaa word* par Boa: • IAS Mlalmnm Char*-* All aklp Bat* Ada C kariM a t 1-Oay Mata CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST C L A S S IF IE D IIIHPLA7 11.50 P a r Inch I Mlalmnm of * aolamn laehoo Tbo B arela will wot be r*. epoaelblo for more (ban owe Ioenerrr- ia a rrtlo a . (I) 1:1* (1) The Herein raearvao Ike prlVllaae of refaction or rev te­ le s aay ■nvertleaaeaol which II daams ehjeelleeahle to •ho policy of tkM MONDAY A. M. 0:30 t:ll-l:ll 0:00-0:31 Hlgn un Tlmallna American 0:30-0:1* 0:11-10:11 10:30-10:1* 10:41-11:01 Handing (3-«) gpanlah (3) Mpanlali (I) gpac* Ag* Bclanc* (I) llletory (•) 11:10-11:10 Social Bludlaa (I) VT 11:11-11:11 Kaynotaa of Muala (4-1) VT MONIIAY P. M. ll :* l - l l:j u 13:31-11:41 1 3 :lo .):l| I:30.|:40 1:41-1:10 KaiMdoacop* (1-3) Klndartlm * (juaat K aplorlng Bclanc# (Juaal VTH (4) Legal Notice MAHUNBY. HADLOW. CHAMUF.KH A ADAM* Publlah: A pril I*. I t l t M b »• T ow n of AllMinunla Mprluga, HemlnuM County, Florida, th a t aald Town Council will hold a public he aring on the gueellun uf ch an g in g Ilia to n in g claaelflcatlon of Ih* following da■crlliad property: T h at p a i l of Lul A. A l t a ­ m onte loand. Hotel and N avigation Com pany, ly­ ing north of lot I I I , daecrlbed a* followa In P la t Book I, I 'a a e tv, public recuide of HemlnuM C oun­ ty. Florida: llealn a t N.K. C orner loll I I I continue N. I l l ft., tlicuce W 41.11 ft., thane# N. l u l ft. lo ahur* nf l a i n Adelaide, thenc* H.W teterly a long ehura IUI.I4 ft. lu etaka, aald point being H I ft. to aald N.W. c o r n e r I. 411, Itienc* K. 111.71 ft. lu point of b e ­ ginning. Alao Lola I A 7. Block 14 of Hanlando Ilia g u b u rb Beautiful, each let being I t ' a I I I '. from It-1A A t o n in g rlaa alflraHon lo l l - l aonlng claaalflcalion. PUBLIC HKAftlNlI will b* bald la lb* Town Hall, A lta­ m onte Mprlnga. Florida, oa Wadnaaday, May I. toil, a t l:»e P.M., u r aa noon t h a r a a f t r r aa potelble. a t which time Interealed pertlea t o r a n d a g aln al Ih* prupoaad aonlng rh a n g * will b* h e a r d and f inal action taken. THIM NUTH'K la In ba publlabod by poallng In I h r t a I I ) public place* w ith in lb* Town of A lteinonta Hprlnga. Florid*, and publlahad In tb* Hanford llarald. a n a w apa pa r of ga nara l circulatio n In said T ow n a n d Ik* Orlandu.Manllnal, a nawapa p er of gonaral c irc u la tio n In said Town, on# | | ) U n a a t le a st fifteen (10) daya p r i o r la Ibe lim a of th# I ’ubllo H earing. DATKD thla I l i b d a y of April. A. 1011. DUHUTHY BABDKKN, A ctin g T o w n C lark T ow n of Alteinonta Hprlnga, Florida Publlaht A pril it , I t l t . ML M * CITY HAVINUH BANK UF I'ITTHFIELD, a M ataachuottta corporation, Plaln llff, va. I.E IIO r t l l l l F F I N and EULA MAE l ll l l F F I N , bio wllo, Drfrndanlo . NOTIL'M OF IALH NOTICE la horoby given p u r ­ s u a n t lu a F in a l Decree uf furacloaur* d a te d April I lib , 1*00. a n d a n l a r t d In Chancery Cat* No. t i l l * uf tb* Circuit Court uf th* Ninth Judicial C ircuit In a n d fur KciuluuM County, Florida, wherein CITY gAVINUH BANK U F I'lTTHFIE L D , a Maaaachuaetta cur* puratlon. la Plain tiff, and LKn o r U IIIP F IN and EULA MAE l ll l l F F I N , hla wlfa. a r a Daftndanie, I will t a i l lo Ih* lilghaal a n d beat bidder for caah a l tb* f ront dour of lb* Hamlnola County Courlhouat, Hanford, Florid*, a l twalva o'clock noon on Iho 3rd day uf May, 1000, Ih* following daacrlbtd re al a alat* located, altualo and being In Hamlnola County, Florida, to-w ll: toil I. Block U. HARMONY HUMKH. according to lb* plat lharoof aa racurdad la Plat Book II. Pag* U , Public llavorvla of gemtaoM Cuunly. Florida. T o g t i h o r w ith lb* following llama of prope rly which a r a locatad la and parm ananily la* atallad aa a p a r t of lb* Im­ provement* on aald land: Heater, p a r m a a a a tly Inatallad, aald p ro p e rly bein g tha aama aa aal fo r th In lha F in a l D e ­ ere* nf foracloaur*. Dated t b i t M th day of April. Ittl. O ARDEN Month. CARROI.L'3 rtIR N ITtJR B t i l W. 1*U Ill-lilt 53. W anted To Bay §ELu us yo u r r u r n l t u r * . Quick ra rv lc * w ith tk* Caah. S U P E R TRADINO P O S T . 111-0477. 12 Noon Dif Before Publication For Inarrtiona and Kill* (Hat. Noon For Monday) r r s m a r — LKT-y CELEBRATE — The rla,alflad ada ara tha plara to aav* time and money when ahopplng for tha ear of your choice z. Pcnional* AQUA I'KTB 3010 H i a w a t h a Av*. Trop. Flah. T u r tle ,. Uold flah A all Aiiuarlum euppllaa. Kxcallant girt* for Kaalar. HIlltl'llIHE Your Children with a live H atter llalihlt. Ho**man'*, Oaterii - Enterprla* Hoad. 333-3.43. UUHTON Dull T arrM r puppy, AKC lla sla ta rad, nice E a a ta r pat. 313.0107. UOOb IIKCEIVED ror Adop lion, boarded Animal R atcut leag u e , I7i>0 W. Mlnnooota, lirl.and t’h. 711-1041._______ 12. Special Notice* CANAH Doy Comp baglno Juno 14th., Lak* Oulden. For In­ form ation call 1 1 3 -Illi. Fred Dana*. Hanford Ava. a tte n d ed . 131- 0111. Adding Maehlnaa • T ypew riter# Halaa • Rantala • llapalra POWELL’S O F FIC E g tlP I'l.T 14. lilcycle Repaint ALL WORK UUAIIANTEKU W* H ava P a r t a A A e c tta o r lta TOY CORRAL 171-1311 Legal Notice W ANTED TO BUY! In Ju ly . 1 o r 4 Bedroom Horn# In S a n ford-Orlando A r e a . P r e f e r W a t e r f r o n t . C. II. Barvla. Box 17, USNH, A m e n tia , FPO. N. T.. N. Y. 0*1*7. WORK. USED FU RNIT URE 131-31T0 SHOP NE W LOCATION )04 Bo. F rench 311-4711 55. Furniture For Sale VOS8 LANDBCAPI.n o — T hink­ ing of a Mndacap* patio, rock gal Ian, flower bad, lawn maldlananc* program — Call 331.H ie a fte r 1:1* n. m. FRISK ESTIWATE Upholatarlnx * M a ttrooi r e n ­ ovating. New A Uatd F u r n l tura. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co. a t 700 Calary Av*. I l l 3117. 18. Interior Decorators ^ ^ T n ^ T n v a ra "* ™ W I U O N - MAIER FU RN Buy — Ball — T rad * l l l - l l i l 1»U 113-1*11 JEAN MARCKL timi French Avr. 133-1110 CI'HToM Made Hllp Cover* A Dra|i*a. Walt to w-all carp et­ ing. L a r g e aalactlon to rhooao from. Alann Fabrlcn & Rugs KltKK KHTIMATK AT YOUfl IIOMK 3330 Perk l)r. Hanford 313.CTH3 op 1' Tri'OLSenirrH SprvicG A BtlppllM r»> » ? t-ifi? . . •kHm H wcafdta*—THIN fM * * * * * U t p r M H f t tk* 8— if th$ ■ 43. Plante, Feeds, Seed* 50. Misc. For Bale VK ItllV fD Plant.-. (P-.-rf*:. f e m e Cct Them. Mia. J. E. • Irceo •IM III c MSWB Avr. SPECIAL PAINTS 50. Mine. For Sale PltK-CAHT Concrata Blapa O ltC n o it Y LUMBER CO l i t Manta Ava 137.0300 Carpet* clean aatlar with th* lllu* Luatre Electric (ham pouar only II par day. C ar­ roll F urniture C" 20. Hardware _ D E A D L IN E S JOHN J. IIKILLY and CAIIYL NEW Shipment or uaed Tvp»NOTICE m - r i g t .lt: IIKAMIN<| M. IIKILLY. hie wlf*. — w r t t o r i . - 111.11 up- Uood **• la m o r .»I.IAMIIN n r -------------------- n mkmr IN THE CIMl'l IT 4'Oi 44T OF Mellon. T rad,*. el'B IN oe, FI.OMIBA NOTH'*: o f nAl.o: TIIK NINTM JLIIICIAI. I IK- POW Et.L ’H O F F IC E HUPPLY Notice I* lirraby a l v r n that TO WHOM IT MAY CUNCKIIN: I'L IT IN ANU FUM NKMINOI.K HTolItill'H tl I 111I y T r a l l r r Hal,a. NOTICE IH HKIIKIIY (IIVKN l lll NT*. FI.OMIBA p u r a u a n t In the Fillet Deere* uf Kuieclmure and Hal* t ille r - by tha Town Council uf the IN t'HANt'EM i no . lean* Ilol t o t J , Rout* 3. South t d In the caua* pamllng In Hi* Circuit C o u tt In and for HamInul* County, Florida, c a t* doc­ k e t n u m b e r I M i t , ill* undertinned Clark will a ril Ilia p r o ­ perty e ltu a ta In aald county dearrll.rd aa Imt 1 or Block "14." KAHTII It II U K HIIUIIIVIHIIIN. UNIT Nik MIX. accordin g to Ih* plat there of aa r e ­ r o u ted in P l a t Book " I I ," p a g ra 04 a n d 00, Public lleeoriM of Hamlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florida. T o g eth er with all a lr u c lu r e a end Improvement* now and h e r e a f te r ou aald land, e nd flaturaa a tta ch e d tliaralu; aleu all ga*. attain, electric, w ater, and oilier heating, rooking, r e ­ frig era tin g , lig hting, p l u m b ­ ing. ventilating, Irrig atin g , and puwer eyatenia, uiacblnea, appliance*, f lsturaa . and appiirlanaucea, which now ar* or may h a t r a f t a r p e r ta in to. or be uaed with, In, o r on eald premia**. even t h o u g h they b* detached or deta chable. T o g e th e r w ith th* followlug llama of prope rly which a r a located In a n d p e rm a n en tly Inatallad aa a p a r t of th* Im­ provement* on eald land: Waatlnghoue* Oilartrlr BuiltIn (Man MtlDKL PLC1T4 HKIIIAL V1I4440 Weatlnghouac Klactrlc BuiltIn IMng* MODKIe PLM4 HKIIIAL V l t l l l t Q u a k e r llulll-ln l l a a l a r MODKL I U I I I H I H K It | A L 144441*4 ■t public aal*. to tha hlghrat a n d beat bidder for caah b e ­ tw e en th a hour* uf eleven o’clock In Ihc forenoon and Iwu o'clock la (h* a f la r a o o n on ih* i r d d a y ut May, l i l t , a t th a fr o n t door of lb* Hamlnul* C ounty Courthuua* la Hanford. Florida. ICUUItT HKAL) A r t h u r if. Backw lih. Jr. Clark M a rth a T. Vlblaa. D eputy Clark A Ill-IAOI. Kixn pa par. cord W llFt.'-TV CHAXNKL B0 Rollaway, HaapUal. Ba b y Bad*, by Day, Weak, ar 111-0714 13."Ivdltlero Sopplivn COPY You Don't Hey you have a d r in k in g p r o b ­ Th* Young Marrloda Dolem. Writ* P. O. Uua l i l t , Th* Kdg* of Night Hanford. __________ Th* Match Oam* T rallm a ata r 1. Beauty Care Baeral n term NBC Nawa I f A l t l t l E T r - llaauty R o o k , llaet uf Oroui lie aoft w a tte , evening app'ta. Unrla W alt IIP go P a g. 131-3743 Htahunl Walla Fargo 8. Child Care Manilla Onrllla Magle Movam anti la Hport* NANNIK'H KIDDIE CAItE, W* Nawaropa never cine*. Llcanaed nureary. Hporta, W aathar, Infanta to 0. 1410 B. Oak Av*. Nawa 333-0001. ______ Laava It To Oaavar Mr. Mago* 8. Pets ft Supplies (1) LAWN >. ■v oniplale-- TKD W.DwiAUB llllW . 401 K 33th___________ I f f . l i l t H iaw atha. Itl-OUB RENT A BED HOUR IMPBOVKMKNTB. ROOFINU. PAINTINO A INKULATINO Financing Arranged 111-1117 , J 7*.J 1:10 ( D 0 : 1* ( D llll a A A B CONTRACTORS Focua Aa Th# W o r l i T arao M i l Make A Baal Nawallna NBC Nawa Itaport I'aeaword Moment of T r u th Flam* In Ih* Wind T..a Doctor* Art L ln k la ttar Day In Court AIIC Nawa Another World To Tall th* T r u th Uanaral lloapltal CIIH Nawa—Douglaa <t) II) 1:11 I D (D (0) 0:11 I D 4:1* (3) (tl 1:00 (II (3) (0) l l l l (3) "To* name It—W* hava l t r AMERICAN RENT-ALL BERRY’S WORLD Whaal Chair*. W alkere, Canta A Crutch#* for ran t or aal*. Praacrlpllona a t L o w n t Price*. Dlaeount to paopt* over 41 A all Service Ptraonnal. Check our prleaa. Fra* Delivery 1:11 I D 1:1* II) ID (0) llll ( D 1:0* ( 0) ID ID lilt tl (1) (0) 3:54 (S) 1 :0 0 I D It) (1) 1:31 ( l l Kdwarda Png* 10—April 16, 1965 51. A rtlck* F or IU «t FAUST DRUG STORE Hot l .e a g (Malacca Mi In h rl SICK ROOM NEEDS K irk 322-5612 quancaa F a t h e r Know# Beat Baarcn for Tom orrow Untiling Light NBC Nawa Baport Th* Open Window Nawa. Kdllorlal and W e a th e r Ik f 15. S p c tia l S c n rie c t a TOR — lie . Ph. 333-7401 or 1711 W. ln d 8t. U a 'w j i - P.V.A. Houa*. 'a-ovo; Marina, Flba rgla aa ctulli. R e­ sina. Sandpaper, Tap**, T hin­ ner*. Prim er*. Aaroaot Hpray Bomba. Mineral Spirits — 10c par ga llon In yn u r container. Kpuxy Uluaa, Uralhan* Varnlahas. P a ints. Ilruahaa A Hollers. Fnacu Corp.. lavv rrc m h Ate.. F o r th* b i t s * 1* aalactlo n of nearly new and uaed f u r n i ­ ture. • • • Noll'* F u r n i t u r e B ro k e ra g e In C a a e tlb a r r y on 17-03. Opan 4 day* I to l Uaed f u r n l tu r a appllancas. tools, ale. B ought • Bold. L a rry 'a n - i XMEKOVWV—err*.- t ’h. in -till. CnCMTEOUST CHARGE AC­ COUNTS— lim ited ci adit It rnq own a phone. P ut clvialflad A l a :o wor k for yout ECHOLS BEDDING CO. B t d d .n s A F u r n l t u r a AT FACTORY PRICES: I l f Magnolia 1 1 1 - f i ll Aar.iford 'IT ( T ' COX' 1110. 1133 E. Ilky. 10, O rlan­ do 171-0043. :TV? * ‘.*T***.T. .lie to e elll# Estate, Alnioal new. * Monroa Ave., DaBary. **1-1111— II lo I p.m. ___________ NOIIUK lla f r l a a r a t o r 130; 11 NO CARRYING CHARGES Console TV, new picture NO DOWN PAYMENT 60. Business Opport. tub* 130; It,cor.! Player, 4 New Horn* In Conaole, 117; apred, 430. All In good condi­ K enm ore In Conaole, I I I : Contr.i :tlng llapalra SERVICE STATION for l.aaa*. tion. 333-4001. Blnger p o r ta b le i l g - t a s a A F it EE KHT1MATEB Good location. Oood r r f , r makaa butlonholsa. 111; R. L IIAIIVEY sncaa A soma C apital r a q u lr Mora* P o r ta b le 111. Pay aa 031-1311 APT. Hla* Klactrlc Htov* A 304_Uanford Av*. a d jC a ll ll lr i M l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l la f r lg e r a lo r . 1004 I'almatto. lltll* aa 13.31 pa r weak. All eold w ith 1 y e a r uncondi­ 23. Painting 69. Schools ft Instructions tiona l g u a ran tee . II Cu. Ft. FIIEKZEIt, Ilk* new. I llo . 313-1141. PAINTIN'II A r-|ialr. 133-1410. SANFORD 8EWINO CENTER FLYINU SEMINOLE RANCH 111 Bo. P a r k Ava. 113-1411 (Spar* U n lv rralty A lrpurt) 3 1IABY CRIBS. 431. 121-Otlt. 21. Well Drilling Locatad 1 Milas E aa t of Ovlad* POWER MOWKII, Craftsman NYLON Meah D a y pan, Ilk* on Hwy. t i l la now open. new. II*. 133-1011. WELD" DRILLED, PUMPS II" R otary lyp*. 11* IIP E n­ Student I n stru c tio n now g iv­ gine, featherw eight. Kuna A BPIIINKLEII BYHTEEB en la Pipe r Cbaroka* "110". All Typaa a n d Blaaa looks good. Only 11* Caah. HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS Coma on a n d l a a r a lo fly W* Repair and 8*rvlca Ph. 322-3111. W H I T E BEWINO MACHINES NOW. K s p e r t In stru c tio n In H T I N K Authorlaad Balsa A Service a relaxed a tm o a p h e r t r e m o v ­ IIOI’KII Gas liana*. 4 burner, Machine and Supply Co. GARRETTS ed (rum buey tr a f f ic p a t t e r n * lar. Oven, Canter Grill. Ph. It* E. Flral. 307 W. 3nd Bl 133.1411 *31-1144 T w ln-englna C h a r ta r a v a i l ­ 322.7111. able a nyw here. F o r a p p o in t3U. Home Appliances Drasaaa, all* I A 7, m a s t Ph. I M - I I I L E lrctrlo Ironor, I 1EVENING KKNMOIIK sen new Baal Covers for Ilk* new. 333*0311. '(4 Uutck Special. Call 111* NEW APPLIANCES a t W ar*, Resl E state Course t i l l a t t a r 4 p. m. house Price*— Krlgldalra, HEWINH MACHINE E vening Class a ta r ta May l l h . Hot Point. RCA. Zenith, ate. DUE TO DIVORCE F o r Inform atio n call Mrs. Call C harlie Unrmly r o ll,e l I have a l t d t i g - t a g Hawing MEN'S I I 1/4 OA Appleton, (Collect) Orlando, a l Associated Radio A TV. Dungaraaa — II.I* pr. Machine with ( p a ym e nts of 1 4 1 -M IL B a rt H o d g e r* l l l l N. o r a n g e Av*., O rta s|l .7 u re m a ining. A a s u m o ARMY-NAVY 8URPLUS Schools or It a a l Ealuta. do 4 1 3 - tlll. paym ent* or pay 13* Caah. "F lorida 's Largaat.** 110 Panford Av*. 111-1711 Com plslaly guaranteed A equipped. Make* buttonhole* SANFORD ELECTRIC A doea fancy w ork. Call a n y ­ O. K. A p .llan rta — New A Uatd time COLLECT Orlando (1A I I I Magnolia_________ 3 j ^ i ! i ! 1-3177. NOTICE OF 1YTESTIOS TO I D O I T BLIM1KT 31. Muiiiral Instrum ents OUNIt Buy. Ball. Trad*, R e ­ FOR FISCAL t K A R IMA-IPaS pair. OS TEEN BRIDG E CAMP TO WHOM IT MAT (CONCERN AND TO ALL OWNERS. f ! lano S v r r l c l ^ U R f f i T PERSONS OR ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTH­ A GUN SHOP. I l t - l t l l . a*n* Cumbaa — 113-3441 E RN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN, In compltanc* w ith and by P la no T u n in g tnB Repair a u t h o r i t y of Chapte r 171, Florida S t a t u t e , aa am ended a nd W. L H arm on 131-4111 C h a p te r 1117*. Law* of Florida. 1*41. ( h a t th* G o ve rning Board IN T H E COUNTY J LOOK’S of Ca ntra l and Southern Flo rid a Flood Control D istrict, a 31. Upholstery corporation axl*tlng and o p e r a t in g u n d e r and by v irtu * COURT. IN AND FO R B E R N apublic SO LE COUNTY. STATE O F f Ih* law* of th* Slat# of Florida, Inlands to a d o p t Ih* f o l ­ OVER l i YEARS lowing tenta tive budget, or aa th e a sm s m ay ba amended, fo r of fine w o rk m a n sh ip In nphot. FLORIDA. aald D istrict for Ih* fiscal y e a r beginning J u l y 1, U M and NOTICE OF E B A E IN O sta rin g , Draparla*. Slipcovers. en d in g Ju n * i t , l it* . Tim* P a y m e n ts a* Bill* aa IN E E . 41UAEDIANSEIP OF K atlm stad am ount t e b* r a il e d by I I mo. Drapery h a rd w are In­ HERALD DEAN HKAt.BT. and D istrict Tax** I 4.*I414I1.1» DANIKL K E I T H SKALBY, stallation. Ganaral Ravanu* F und — S l i t # of Florid* H,tl4.*l7.#n KU LP DECORATING SHOP minora. •p o ll Escrow Account II.MH.C* _________ Ph. 131-1311_________ TO. MARIE E L I Z A B E T H E stim a te d am o u n t lo b* received from SKALUT olhor onurcaa 1I0,***.** Whoa* raaldane* a n d *dE stim a te d unobligated or ne t balance whlck 35. Vacuum C leanen drosa ar* unknow n. will b* on hand a t Ih* baginning of Iho TOU ARK H E R E B Y n o il1,140.000.00 abovo referred lo fiscal y e a r BANFOIID VACUUM BVC. flad t h a t a petitio n haa baan BALES - REPAIRS fllad w ith th* unde rsigned «Vt a n o f .to E a llm a tad total fim da avaHaH*______ 3111 r. P a r k Av*. 113-1111 e n u n t v J u d p a fo r t h e appplaJ.-. F e y c onstruction m a n t of JiSllNIE A. HIN ES a* I idtoo.o* Parsons! Service* g u a r d ia n a f Ih* pareon a n d p ro . 1 .110.00 c o n tr a c t u a l Sirvtcoa p a r ly of y o u r chlldron, G E R 77,100.00 f-ommodlllaa ALD DEAN SKALBY a n d DAN. 1.131.117.00 Capital Outlay IN T H E 4TH4T IT LOITIT OF IKL K E IT H SK ALBT, minora, T H E NINTH J l IHITAI. LIN- and t h a t said petition will b* Total 1 1,147.117.0* I 'L I T IN ANU FOR IEMINOLK h e a r d by ma on Ih* l * t h day F o r Acquisition of Land* and O ther Purposes nf April, A. D.. t i l l , a t my of­ LOI NTV, FLOMIIM 1to.floa.n* Personal Ssrvlraa fice In Ih* C o u r lh o u a t a t S a n ­ LHANLEEY NO. I Contractual sarvlcaa lo.iio.oA T H E DO WEIIY B A V I N O S ford, S*mlnn|* County, F l o r ­ Cammadltlaa 1.170.00 ida a t I*:** a. m. on aald BANK, C u r r a n t C harsoa 1.100.00 PMInUff, dal*. Capital Outlay — W a t e r Storag* Areas 10.000,000.00 / a / K a rlyla Houeholder va. Capital Outlay — R ights of W ay *,711,100.00 C uunly Ju d g e of StM loolt BODBY I.KHTKR HART. *1 al. C apital Outlay — Equipment 1*1.00 Counly. Florida Dafandant*. Contlnganclaa 10,000.00 HTENHTIIOM, DAVIS A NOTICE OF BLIT IN MONTH t o r : FO RKLI.O ILRK MclNTOSH T ota l ill.P00.41M0 TOi IIOBEIIT J. BAU8K and Allornaya for P o tllla n o r F o r Rasorv* I 114,000.00 EMMA I , 8AUHK. hla Wlfa Post .OffIr* Bos 111* F o r T e a AsaaaaaFa Faa* • 110, 000.00 Sanford, F lo r id a 11771 R F a l B R N L R i UNKNOWN F o r Operation a a d Maintenance a f tha ANU TOi All parti** c la lm lns Publlah March I* A April I. Dlairlcl'a Work* Inlareate by, through, u n ­ I. 1*. IM I Paraonal garvlcaa I 1.374,100.00 de r or a g a l n a l tha a fore­ C D K -II7 C ontrac tual Sarvlcaa 17l.ll3.au said paraons. Commodities • tl.llO.UU YOU ARK haraby notified la tha Laaa* af tha C'oaaty C u r r a n t Chars** 44.100.00 I b a l a Com plaint la fotacloa* Judge, —eutaofa Cauaty, Ftoa C apital Outlay UMll.lo c e r ta in m o r tg a g e e ncum ber­ Ida. lu Prohat*, Caatlngaaclaa 11,000.00 ing tlva follow la g described la rai Ratal* at MABEL B. ROLE. real proparly, l o - w ll: T ota l i 1.4!!,0lt.lt Dacca **d. Lot 1, Block B. I'OUNTRT F o r Conduct of th* Affair* of th* CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. Ta All Cradllaaa aad Faaoa D latrlat d a n a r a ll r M a v la g C la t M * a a Paaiaa 1, accordin g to Ih* plat Paraonal Sarvlcaa • tll.ooo.oa th ere o f aa racordad In Plat Agalaal Wd BatalaI C a n tr a c lu a l Sarvlcaa tt.tto.oa Tou and aach a f yeu ara Book II, Pag* Id*. Publl* Commodltlaa 1 1 .1*1 on llacorda nf Bamlnol* Coun* haraby notified and required C u rra n t C hsrgaa ll.IM.on to praaont any elate*# aad de­ ly, Florida, C apital Outlay 1 I0.700.UA haa baan fllad a a a ln a l you la mand* which you. a r allhar C oatlnganclta 7.100.0* th a abova atylad ault. aad you • f you. May have ag alaal Ih* ar# required to se rve a copy aolat* of MABEL B. BOLE, da Total • 411,101.0* of yo u r Aaowar o r otbor Flood­ caaaod. lata of oold Counly, lo Eallmatad tata! aapaadltura* ing to Iho Com plaint on P l t l n . lha County Judga of Som I ooI* Eallm atad am ount which will oppaart i f f * gltornayo, ANDERSON. County, Florid*, a t hla office kaglnnlng of lha above rafartad to KUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES, la Ih* court houa# of cold a* obllgatad upon commitments or 111 F.aat C e n tra l Boulavard, County a l Sanford. Florid*, tncomplata Orlando, Florida, and fit* iba w ithin ala calendar Meath* T h at oa lha I4lh day of M ayJ. from lha Hm* of th* first su b . o rig in a l A n tw a r or o th a r Pleads.m . la lb* principal office of B Ing In ih* office of iho Clock Ilcatloa of Ibis nolle*. Tw* Florida Ftaod Control DlalrlcL I t ) : of tho CTrrull Court on or bo. copies of aach clalM or da- Boack, Florida, hoarlna will b* a f h foro Iho t d th d a y of April, Mead shall b* la w riting, and or onllllo* who a ra o r may ba a g l l l l . I t you fall (a do so, a •hall sta ia tha plica a f real, th a lr alloraay* a r aaaala. 4a a p f d r r r o o pro ronfaaao will ba danc-a aad aoal atflea addrasa shew th a lr objections la aald B u# la k o a a a a ln a l you for Mo ro> or Ih* claim ant, and shall ba Thl* Nolle* shall b* publish* lla t demanded In th* Co m - •w orn to by th* claim ant, hla of Ih* D U trlci la accordance w ith •g a n t, o r a lta ra a y aad accom­ plaint. Thla th a Mb day of April 111 Thla NoUr* ahall b* publish, panied by a filing faa a f ana CENTRAL AND ad sn e * a weak for four con- dollar and such claim or da­ FLOOD CONTf) eacutlvd w a s k s la Tk* S ta f o r d rn* ad a a l a* filed ahall ba vald. GOVERNING R< Lucllla B. SaaaJ Harald. By /* / Riley B. l Aa A dM lalatratrls a t lha IBRAL) DATKD T H IS llifc d a y a t Ealata at March, l i f t . ATTEST! MABEL K. BOLE, dscaaaad /■ / U. R. DalL J r , Socrotary (SEAL) A r t h u r H. Backwlih. Jr., ■HINHOLSER AED LOGAN Eomhors of Boa* F lrat Fadaral Bultdlag n a r k o f Circuit Court Robert R. H arm Baafard. Florida. By: M a r th a T. Vlblaa W. H. Scott Attorney* fa r th a A dm lalotraD eputy C lark R. L Soarl* P ublish Marck Id A April S. tria . T. R. Tomllxion -2. Plumbing PCffBffiW Legal Notice Legal Notica Legal Notice In Ih - L'aarl a f lha L aaaly Judge, Bamlawla L aaaly. F la r14a. la Pawbala. la rat Malala a t ALFRED MATHEW BERNER. Uacaaaad. T a All C radllera M l Paraaaa Mavlag IT alma aa llam aada A galaal Said Kalalai You and aacb of you ara hereby noticed and required (o present any claim* and de­ mand* which you. or allhar of you. may h avt aaalnal Ih* aalat* af ALFIIKD MATHEW UKItNKIt.. daraaaad, lata of aald Counly. lo lha County Judge of Bamlnol* Counly, Florida, a t hla office In th* court houa* of aald Counly at Sanford. Florida, w llhln ala calendar month# from tha Um* of th* flral publication of thla nolle*. Two copies of each claim or demand ahalt b* In w rlllng. and ahall alal* Ih* place of raafdanc* and poal afflea addrasa af lha claim ant, and ahall b* sworn lo by Ih* claim ant, hla asan t, or attorney and accompanlad by a filing fa* of one dollar and auch claim or demand not a* (Vlad ahall ba void. (SEAL) B arbara K. W ath ta A r t h u r M. Backwlih, J r . A dm inistrate* of lb# aalal# C lark of th a Circuit Court of ALFRED MATHEW By l M a r ik a T. Vlblaa BERNER, daraaaad Deputy Clark ■TENETROM, DAVIB A M u n a r d V. Wood MclNTOBH Uf W h itta k e r , I'yla and Wood A ttom aya fa r A dm lnlatraUla Suit* i l l . t i t E a a t Colonial Dr. Peat Office Roa iU d Orlanda. F lo rid a Baafard. Florida 11771 A ttorney* for P M Inllff Pabllah March Id. April I, *. ». Id. IM I. Publlah: April 11. I l l * id. ii d t C D K -llI C1U. «? CDK -1U Publlah Agvll ». t. II. 11. IM I. Publlaht April IL IL 10. l i t ! COL *1 �I. -r ■ 7 ,i $ Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 I 84. Rent E state • Sale BRAKE AND ALIGNMENT MAN GOODTEAlt SERVICE he* d»• Irebl* opening for txp«rl*nc• d Drak* to Alignment man. • ability to atll aarvlca n##de to euatomtr la halpful. Thli la a parmantnt poaltlon with guarantetd aalary plua In* Itnalva itubatantlal t a k a hom* pay for a producer. Company banoflta Include Ufa a Hoapltallaatlon Inxuranca a a ratlramant program a paid vacation. Thla la all fra* of coat to amployar. Convrnlrnt Interview will ba ar­ ranged Night*. Sat., or Sun* day If nacaaaary. Itapty by lattar State education. Ex* parianca. Background * tala. ■> phona No. Information will ba kapt confidential. Contact or call F. C. Sturm. Stora Manager. aoodyaar Service, 355 W. lat. MEN Capable of doing Repair A- New Addltlona. Uuit have Toole. Young man to learn • Trade. Call 323-70:* after 7 pm. 'OK, NEW, Cuaiom.hullt Home & Income Property LAbom*. Bolling Hills tlolt SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 2 Chair Beauty Shop with all Court*. For In­ equipment for 2 operatora A formationSancalll-ando. 322-:<7l. Horn# with 3 Dole on < lane highway. Priced for quick 4 BEDROOM aala. til.H>( with Terma. 3 Bath Home on approalmattly H acre yard. Fenced hack OUTSTANDING yard, aaaorted fruit bearing COUNTRY HOME tree*. Well for yard, partial­ 3 Br.. m Bath*. Derg* Ml, DB. ly furnlabed, wether, dryer, Kitchen. TV Itoom, Draper, ■leva, refrigerator, yard too'.! Hardwood Floor*. Double A lawnmower. Carporte. 2 Room Utility 111,300 Houaa, Swimming Pool, Com* Plata playground. 1 acre land, m or I. Price f2l,ooo, Terma. Payton Realty 233-1301 2*40 Hiawatha at !7-*2 C. A. WIIIDDON, SR.* PARK 1UDUK—SUB-DIVISION imOKKR 1 Ildrm . 3 Uth.. Entry Foyer, 2«2 ft. Park 2:2-S»»l Family Room. Breakfaat Bar. Built • la Kllchan. Central llUNTINO CAMFS1TK Heat. Oarage. City Own youra within FAItMTON Sewer. Double S17.4U0. Open Dally. Wildlife Management Area. High A Dry 14 Acre 11*3 no Kvenlnga (14-171*. doting Coat, gin month. I. K. BATTEN Friday’s Feature P. O BOX »2 Attractive 3 Bedroom Hom*. 3 SANFORD. FLA. b»th In Loch Arbor hat very Phona* 222-1*70 or 227-tllO. nice dining Area. Paneled Family room. A completely BAHT PITCHER equipped Kitchen with dis­ posal A dish* ether. Hat H o t Buy B roker Central Heat, propped (pr 223-74*1 Day or Night Air. wood floore A til* roof "W# Trad* Nationally" now priced at 111.loo. Attrac­ TES. we tall government owned tive Term*. Call: FHA to VA home*, lion Down Payment. For *a*y qualifying a n d occupancy call— STUMPER AflENCY REALTY Realtor • Appralaer • Inauror 133-4**1 :*1> S French 23*3 Park 322-2420 NEW SMTHNA—Coaatal water­ PUT ON YOUR "KASTKIl "Mom wants to know if Pep can borrow your front home with Dork, Pool. BONNET1 AND JOIN THE Patio, Screened Purch. 2 PAHAIIE TO OUR 3 and I lawn mowarl" Ildrm., Pink Block, 1 mile HR. HOMES. 1 and t IIATIIS. to Beach. Ph. 427-7222 N.8.B. ■ CHOICE I-OVATION ""iw ,/ ____L-'-U.IU'1 ^ ""W S T IT T O T T-RTTEiyri JR t TERMS EVER. s b r C o ir F o r S iia 72. Female Help Wanted SECRETARY. Modern Office. * day*. Between Winter Park A Sanford, t«. D. Plante, Inc.. Itoute 1, Oviedo, Fla. JIKHISTEHKD NUItSKH * Ucaneed Practical Nuraei I’oaltlora available I to lt:3o A 11 to 7:30 Shift*. Contact • Mractor of Nuraae. Samlnnl* Memorial lloapltal, Sanford. WOMAN, 13 to to unancumbar* A,i . ad. Live In, uniat drive, gan> . arul houaanork. Salary. 3 _; " l a,,.a home .(jwxjAr 'I’fgl9' party. Call 332-399I.______ NPnsES AIDS. U r. K. A Rag, l.terad N’uree. \ pp!> Man'r, UcUary, ?'.a. *()-1176. punch verifier operator ...... KEY Experienced; c a p a b l e of making p r o g r a m card*, transcribing aourca doeu* manta, arcurary and apaad aaecnllat, partnanant poaltlon. I'crannnal Dept. Chaaa A Co- ll.it levy Henf. -d. FU. \ 73. Male or Feina(e"'ff?$ IMMEDIATE opening* for full or part time, averag* It to 33.3U per hour to atari. Ph. 322-ess* for ^ ^ olntmant. 74. Salea Help W anted W BUII.D1NQ Inaurenr* D*hll. Henfoed. Will Train, I’h. 422-1091 after l:te pm. Or> lando. ?7. Situation W anted S4 Tell th*m rou aew it la Th* Benford Hereldl HUUHEWOItK or Bebyelttlng. 322.3503. DAYH WOIIK, >22.144* or 372.420*. ino.VIN-a, my hom*, >22.3911. ratl*f*rllnn auar*nt**d. 84. Real E state • Sale Real Ratal* — taaurane* 3rd A Park At* 273-3**1 ' INVEST ~ MN Deltona! iH T Dalton*, Machlt'a elait and gtaataet community la Juxt minute* from you. Drhrg over .today and *M tor yourvall that* tpacloua homaalta* that MU for only f 11**., Inaludlng Cantral water Main* and Pavad strsatd You'll ba amaradl |!0. alert* you on tho way to tha boat Invaatmant^ of your llfat t LABOR LOTS In Drtamwold. cloee to high t<n *ol; till.. Inaurance: 210 ft. frontage— *VU -UuwUV 175 month. 132Invaatmant A Really I3:-*172 **TT___________________ u N. Park Ava. 1DYLLWILDR 95. Houses For S alt 4 BKDROOM. 1 Bath. Central SOUTHWARD OREKN UttA IR BgSa'totigJI*?torTSe big. , luxury model-down payment* atari at only 1340.. with $49271* •*"■ *» omvM o u r I to o ayi Taka Intaratato # 4 to Dal. ton* t i c hen**, an DCLTONAt All 62073 (F-7B) S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM Il( N. Perk Av*. 122-lltt BAVENNA PABK. M.delllon hum*. 1 bdrm., IH beth. Con­ tact r. W. Taylor, ((9-1121. 3 BKDIIOOM. 2 beth, Cll Hum*. Fenced back yard, Aluminum patio canopy, convenient to be**. f >00 down, 135 e month. Cell 921-9**9. STENSTROM REALTY till PARK DRIVR 221.2*20 ttt-7413 N10HTB S2S-4334 llt-0141 333-4141 132-1411 Government ow ned Kowit*- $100.00 DOWN Selaotlog of 3. 3, and * Bedroom# located in various Section* of Sanford Immadlato Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 660.00 FOR TH E BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Offie*i Stt-tttt Nlgktai Itt.m* 113-0441 1134 P a r k Drlva Find your HOME the easy way, C -A -L -L MERLE s t 321'U N fur paraonaliaad ecrvlce. H* ha* homes lleted Is tha city et lagford and Seminole C aaalf. • FOR-8ALE New Homes H e at ft Air* 3 m r leant its. lot. KIIA financing. Choice lota available In Qraan- I'tirnrr Ily n w s f r , b r a lr of Loch A. bur o ve iiouk, Inj golf course. C 'J * t vm “TTIt AULL 1 J u n e building to your apectflca- room, t b a th , p r iv a te <>wner. tlog*. Oraanbrair developed *23 kllnmaa Terrace. Sunland by Relate*. KtNflBWOOD BUILDERS, INC. ISi’O DISCOUNT 332-1074 F o r quick . a l e of tha -VOZT tot Fairmont Dr. COTTAtIK" a t 320k Hnntord Av*. Thla hom* feature* HAVE a email Concrelf Block c h a r m in g liv ing room will, Baildene* In Dak* Conway fireplace, s e p a ra t a d i n i n g l’ark, Orlando, for trad* for room, larg e kitchen. (Need! ■Imllar prop.rly In H*mtno1* modern lx.t Ion). 2-Bedrooms. County. Cell Carolyn Ellinor, 2 screened p o r c h ta and large Aaaoclatc. 113x133 fl. nicely lam lic aprd V A -F H A to tour th* K ofhor dleStahTful modal*, all tallofwd to fit your •a n fa rh ftrral) April 16, 1965—P ars 11 97. Houses F or Ren! STENSTROM $100 DOWN Ball-Blair Agency 8 l|r \ HOME AND INCOMK Frontage over 200 fast on Magnolia. Fruit and ahad* tree*, suitable for Invsetment or large hom*. Priced to aell at *10,100 with term*. 1703 FHA - VA HOMES Magnolia. 1, I. A 4 BEDROOMS 1. 1H A 3 BATHS ROBERT A. WILLIAMS KITCHEN EQUIPPED Btaltor LOW MONTHLY I’ATMENTS Raymond Lundqutet. Aaso. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 323-3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. For Compute Information Sea or Call Tour JOHN E. FOX, FHA - VA , Realtor SALES BROKER t»l N. Park Ava. 323-Olt* Wa Hava Tha Home For You f 93. Houses For Sale 71. Male Halo W anted FOR-RENT Used Homes lot. If you a re looking for a 1IUMR. not fuet a ho u tr, we u r g e you to let ua *how ;lila to you. T e r m s available. Seminole Realty 1*01 S. P a r k Ava. 322-3233 a n y tim e HOMES FOR SALE F o r the Beet Buy In A New or Beeale Home, Hi a Hlenetrom Itealty Wa Hava Tha Home F o r You STENSTROM REALTY 2343 PA RK DRIVE |>h. 222-3420 Open Tonight ’til 9 CLASSIFIED INDEX Sanford MERLE la author Ipod by hoth V . A. s*d F. H. A. U a* 11 tkalr k s a * UcaUd v W i r i r s V. A. or F. R. A. For-SaU Riga k dtaplayad. ^ M E R L E W. W ARNER, REALTOR 708 South P ark Aveaue B b Sanford, Florida Dial 322-9629 L ets All A ttend Church T his Sunday Pram Ex oh an go Br.. Br.. Br.. Br., Br.. H r. w ith Clean fu r n ls h r d downsta ir* a p a r tm e n t a ttic fan. Adults Ph. 332-1111. UNFUIINIBHED 1 bath. 171; 1 b a th , l i e ; 4 ROOM APT. 1 hath, t i n ; Newly dacorntad, w a ll to wall 1 bath, 1100; C a rp alln g to Carport*. 401 I bath. 1120; K. l l t h 8t. 2 hath, 1140 This ona F lo r id a Boom. 95. Houses For Hals DKLTONA — 2 Hdrtn. houaa. Ideally furnished for F lorida living, n r l c k P a t io In yard. *09 N. W ellington Dr. NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. Im> m edial* occupancy, I Dadroom, l H bath, wooded tot, sodded lawn. In q u ire a t o u r new office LMN Entarprlaaa. Inc., 240 Longwood Pla ta . I Ml. South on 17-13. Call col­ lect 1 1 1 . l i l t . LARflE I beoroom hom*. I hatha, Fla. room. Ilvlng-dlnTO HKTTI.K ESTATE Ing. larg* atorag*. c arport, L arge 4-Bedroom home at t lo t n e a r shopping canter, p la y ­ P a r k Ave. Very Ideal for gro u n d n t e r . 1410 m ovt* you l a r g e family. Near Churchee and Hrhnnli. A ve ry o u t ­ in. (I pay all otoolng), buy* sta n d in g buy for only llt.ouo. aaerow. Inauranca, ate. Call S ultaM r term a r a n be work* llt-4 0 1 3 a t t a r I p. m. r<l o ut fur reliable buyer. Seminole R « A y TFHA-VA f ^ V A > HOMES HOM STENSTROM Bemlaola Oounty (Dial Dlroot) l it .*72*. FUIIN. B o o m , a em l-prlvat* Dial 132-3420 hath, 110 inn. 332.*2(9. 2141 P a r k Dr. FI'IIN IItllED I B d r m . 14* LAK KFItONT efficiency, p r l. va t* E n tr a n c e A Bath. W ater C ountry Club Circle, Adults only. to lights furn., 11X40 weak. 111-1217 o r 11*.1741. COT AHE. tv . l a t 8t.. 111-2171. UKDIUKIM A k itc h e n ette . And l-lledronm. l l|.7 * o * . BAVKNNA PA RK. I Bedroom, m bath. ( I l l mo. I I I . 0131 NIUE Room A llnard. Woman a f te r 4 p. m. nr Man 111.H93.____________ NEW, u n fu rn ish e d |. b e d r o o m Duplex Apt., Die hath. t*r- 115. Autos For Sale r a t i o flonra. V enetian blind*, kitc hen equipped, w a t e r furn- 111* FORD BKYLtNKH, r r lahed. 212-2314 a f te r I p m . tr a c ta b le hardto p, radio, h e a t ­ er. power a lt e ri n g , n te d a 2 BKDBOOM F u rn . Houee. I l l transm ission |293. Ph. 221mo. Include* w a ter. 333-llnT. I t t I o r *** At l t d O arrienn Dr. FCBN. 2 Bdrm. houee, clean A rinse to base, f l l mo. Ph. 199* FORD. I door. 9. Slick. 112-4211. R ra d y to gn. 221-1193. I AX'!! A It BOR ' • l ' » FAIAXIN f p r l n t . a u t o m a ­ T llltK K Bedroom, t hath, k i t ­ tic, I. R. A I I . ne w tlree. chen equip. ISn.nn. Call l l l Like New, 11.393. 9« ! . | n « 2. d l l R. A. William*. Realtor. 19*3 VW, Sunroof. R A H. TOO MUCH R O O M ? Rant Excellent buy. 122-1900. t h ro u g h “ F o r R e n t" ada. Oat e x tr a Income' 49 KDHF.L autom a tic, good condition, nice body. 5 new BDRM.. lure. Living Boom, _1 1 t t e x l herexla »31.t « .171-tOUI or tee 240 U radehaw ' mini. Dr. 1-9 and 2 Bedrooms NEW a nd UftKD Aw nin gs A C abanas QUAI.1 -Y MOBILE HOMES Rwy. 17-92 8 112.21(3 l i t * ft. 1 OKDKOOM 111.1197. 31.000. !?i* SPARCIIAFT. * l«e.lroom 9«x*. 323-1 4I d . ............... For rant. Lakofront home In Loch Arbor, I bedroom*, | bath*. Lena* required. Id Pina Lake Drive (Key tl lit). F II A A V A Real Eatat* Salat Broker HAVE RENTALS MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR llt-lllt 101 a. Park Ei-r'*. Lc4;< nrkhnm H* par m*. Call Ill-Ill* . conditioned, Nice. T R A IL r.'l w .th lot, III.1C39 cabana, nlc* 3 BKDROOM T ra ile r on Lak* Aahhy, Adults only. Ph. I I I . ________ TUI ( I PLY. KURT 4 Dr., I paee. BU. W i n pwr. BItar.. P e r . Brakes. Pw r. Rear Window*, re ally logdtd. Must sacrifice. Will lek* 1310 caeh to assum e payment*. Call 32S-07K. 106. ApartmentH for Rent ’l l DOWN8TAIRH F urn. Apt. 3221271. 101 Palm etto . FLORAL HKIHIITH. I room, Furn.. 2 Ild r m , N'n lawn Work, Hanford Ave. H. to H i­ biscus tu rent elgn. Phone a f t e r 4 p m . 322-3O07. 4 ROOM Apt., 1 Itdrm. | I 0 mo. Cell a f te r t, I l l- O I K . FU RNISHED *21.1110. Duplex, A T T E N T IO N TRUCKERS! rnicKs BELOW INCLUDE FULL RECAP & CASING 8:25h2.T 9:00x20 10:00x20 10:00x22 TIIK AUOVE PRICES CARRY A ROAl) HAZARD GUARANTEE! M cRO BERTS 104 W. 2nd Rt. Ill-Kill VW GHIA Adults WKLA.xA APARTMENTS 3 \ F ir st Bl. 111 «l.l» x..- C'V.vrL-_ «c ’’1Vi 11 person. Ideally locatail down town. Inquire at Manuel Jacobeon Dept. Store, III K. 1st 1 BEDROOM Apt., redecorated, l»4 mo. Lak* Jessup. Phone 322.7311. • S edans • H ard Tope • Convertibles • Station W afone Con pick Stltrtloa 81'b Thru 84'* 1200 * 1300 Down 840 . |8 0 Month 1M% MNkaalesi O utrank* — 80 Days — 1.008 Mil** Or All Ua*d VW*. BbIbb — P arts — BbtvIcs Fartery Anthartsad Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. Kt'IIN. A|>l. 212 0*17. FURNISHED Apt. with Air conditioned bedroom, |(S. Ill K. Ith HI. 172.371*. So. Hwy. 17-01 Saaford, Fla. AVALON APAnTM ENTB 322-1835 11* W. 2nd SU tll- tm f B •». TlY* Jy.vlreldf PJ/-Vti|i, B (fyl, IIruler. Cuetnm Cab nnd Equipment, W rit C o a i t Mirror*. 4000 Mile*, Lika New— Re* Holler For BIG DISCOUNT. 63 Chevrolet ti Ton LWB Flretelde Pick-Up, B Cyl.. Hydramalie Tranemieeloa, C l e a n Cab and Ilody, Good Tlrea, Heady To Roll — ONLY 1 4 9 5 63 Chevrolet 408 W. FIRST 8T. 828-0651 B A N K ^ 65 Ford Vj Ton Fleetaldg Pick­ AUTO GLASS ALL W ORK GUARANTEED 2507 SO. PARK TIR E SUPPLY N A TIO N A L AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. FURN. Apt. Cine* la. Jim m ie Cowan. 111-4011. ... ... 841.50 ... 850.00 ... 850,00 120. Automotive Service Senkarik Glass and Paint Company IK Magnolia Th. Ilf-4471 AUto alee* -top* to Bast Cover# Tem porary Location m-TK.'--''-' FORD Coup*. I ryl., good running, usee no oil. I t ml. :al. I I I . 0141 or 331.4709 INSTALLED HMALL Furn. efficiency Apt., for 1 or couple. L ights A w a t e r Included, 145. 121.TI99. - 14 Ft. P ly w o o d Courtney Fishing Boat*. 4«*-Sm. 14 Ft. PENVAN Boat with Top to Wlrduhleld. >5 HP Johnion motor with control. Maxter Craft Trailer $323 Caxh. 2009 H.mfoiB Ave. 1*1* INTERNATIONAL P i c k ­ up T ruck, H Ton, naw Hr**, FURN. APT., 2700 Mellonvltte, 1 Rll. Apt. 1'h. 313.0731. LOT OF TRUCKS FOR SALE IIKTTKR HOUR RUTS are to t>* found dally In Ilia ctaaalfled «*ctl>n of The Hanford Herald. 118. Trucks For Sale LAKE COTTAtIK F u r n . Phono 227.(101. possession NO CASH NEEDED! '68 Fatroa $1199 btl. 849 mo. *01 H»mb. 8097 bal. $59 mo. $702 btl. 087 mo. '00 Ply. 1792 b*L $20 mo. '80 Char. '88 Dodge •884 bal. 884 mo. 8792 bal. $39 mo. '39 Ford *60 Hamb. SHK3 bal. |37 mo. '60 Falroa $682 bal |3 i mo. •688 bal. $32 mo. ’SO Ford '60 Corvalr $597 bal. $20 mo. '60 Kamb. 9393 bal. 831 mo. 8397 bal. 881 mo. ’SB Ply. '61 Itaml). $799 hgl. 833 mo. '80 Mercury $681 bal. 088 mo. *80 Ramil. $699 bal. 832 no. '37 Cadillac 8699 bal. $31 mo. '61 Ford $1099 bal.$39 mo. '39 VW 8887 btl. $36 mo. 'IlCKiV. |! s b bal.~sl4~ai~oT 'SO Cher. MOO b*L 832 mo. 'SO Mercury $787 btl. $88 no. 'SO Mercury 1100 bal. 110 mo. '34 Cher. 8143. bal. 8 • mo. '37 Dettoto $100 bal. 110 mo. '80 Ply. 1107 baL • I mo. ' l l Cher. I l l bal. $ I mo. Arrepl Trade-In*! HANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Saaford, Florida 822-4881 National Repo*Mellon* lac. 1012 up, 9 CyU Han t a r . Whit* and Blue Flalak. Extra Clean. 1 3 9 5 62 Chevrolet l'j Ton FleeUld# Pick-Up, 8 Cyl., Heater, Clean Raatfrte Body. Good Red and Tire*. Real Nice Mechamically — ONLY 1 1 9 5 61 Ford 4i Ton fltylealde PickUp, Not The Cleaaeat We H a v e , Hut Well Worth The Money. Aa la — ONLY * 9 7 5 63 Chevrolet U Ton Fleelslde Pick-Up, A CyL, Heeler, Need* Home Mechanical Work Hut Well Worth Aekint Price. Aa la. 1 0 7 5 51 Jeep Cab With Carteiaa 4-Wheel Drlra New Car Trade-Ins In Stock '595 42 Jeep Army Jeep, 4a4 ’495 SHOP BOTH USED CAR LOTS FOR ONE THAT SUITS JU ST Y O U -----BUICK, FORD. CHEVROLET* PONTIAC. VW. RENAULT. RAMBLER, OLDS OPEN FRIDAY N1TE T I L 9 P 3 L 2 LOTS 'H E R E 18 A SAMPLE O FFERIN G — # ^ ffl % I r l r Falcon 2 - Door $ 1 0 O ( Spot Ice* Lillie Beauty With l A Automatic TramamUeioa ONLY "E x c tlk a ! Ssrricto Too" W. Park 4444114 k Deluxe. 4 seat, wire wheels. It. to II. lino * assume pay* menu. 132.1131. SEDANS — HARDTOPS - WAGONS , 17 Ft. WHITE Flhargtxaa Ca­ no* with complete sailing rig. rurrhaied new In 19(2. Pries for Canoe to alt equip­ ment Including Car Top Carrler, paddle, anchor, etc. 9710. 132.ii3«‘< In ere. Thanks (or your wonderful response to Ihe %« ' 5 5 Auto Show! Let s Do Bus m ess Together Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. POWERFUL B tN F O R D JIOTOR CO. t i l l TI1AVKL T R A IL E R ( I I I32.4I3I Ft. Yetlowetone), Balf-ron- inn French Av*. talned. Can he seen a t 3(11 1342 AUHTIN llEAt.EY l.nmt _t i r a y y ^ j R ^ Hanford, Fla. E FF. APT. p riv a te bath, suitH r-m t lion DOWN 3 B R . 10 X 17 Fie. R m . Ter. JOHN SAULS AGENCY b P a rk Ava. Floors. 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S.-Type Senseless Crimes Grew In England need their fista mostly when #SHloth VfTBlft Pag* 12— April 16, 1965 ever there was a rumble, al­ though the odd bicycle chain or flick knife made Ita ap pea ranee. But in recent w e e k * young gangstera have terror* lied their rlvala by firing at them with ahotguna from speeding car*, making sedate Londcn resemble Chicago of the 1020a. Smash-and-grab gang* now go armed with everything from aawed-off shotguns to pistols when they raid a bank, practice which has hitherto been rare in Britain, whose police are unarmed. An unwritten code long ex­ isting between the under­ world and the police holds NEW PATROL LEADERS of Girl Scout Troop 662 were invested with that as long as cne aide did new duties during first Court of Awardn. New lenders are (front row, not take up arms, the other from left) Apryl Ward, Sylvia Smith, Doree Willis and Cyndy W att; would refrain from toting (luick row, from left) Debra Grlner, Susan DeWltt and Sharon Gilbert. firearms. Until recently, this During Court of Awards, 72 merit badges were presented and Cheryl Kitunderstanding haa worked re­ ner and Becky Whigham received "Sign of the Star.” Group, composed markably well. of fourth and fifth graders at West Side Grammar School, meets in edu­ But now gunplay has be­ cational building of Seventh Day Adventist Church under leadership of come contagious, and even Mrs. Tom Albert and Mrs. Russell Kitncr. (Herald Photo) youngsters have taken to firing a t tralna with their air rifles. The other factor th at wor­ ries police la the seeming pub­ lic Indifference to violence In APRIL 14. WASHINGTON (UPI) - produced l i t t l e agreementi Ing a 3-to-l margin of safety, the streets, with bystanders Admissions stow to go to the aid of vie- Moon experts agreed today among scientists ja s to wheth-l BjjL, f r W V W ■treat bsct. fratei1nrr.vtcxiou 1* t r the ' moon s surface is NASA before the group heard I t__ Hall* iRftBjLUinm- ' tlA (h»* ■ i t , In order to counteract thlx disfigured by cracks, dimples, strong enough to support the from Prof. Thomas Gold, of Cramer, Alice Mae Franklin, Cornell University. Heseklah Hurston, Dixie Jen* indifference Scotland Yard pimples, wrinkles snd blitters 13 ton Apollo landing craft. w<JI as craters, mountains, rings. William Kin" .Judith r - rntly i al|,-<l on the jmVMDf. ti. 1*. Kuipcr. of Uy*.__ GtffW — believes the luBi: Kosenblum, Ther***.e ParerJ* fn "hi*-? a go" at criminal* c l i f f s , and pock-marWi Cuwcfsity of Arizona, chieifliUwa and perhaps the older of a panel recruited by NASA craters are covered by "finely Beatrice C o f f e e , B r i a n auch a i bank raldera. provid­ plains. They could not, however, to evaluate the Ranger pic­ divided m aterial," or dust, to Rhoades, Bertha Lowery, ing th at the circumitancca agree whether it it a safe tures, sent word to the con­ a depth of perhaps many Rickey Ensrud, Sanford; Elsie were right. Marshall, Deltona; William Thla brought the wrath of place for Apollo astronauts to ference through an associate, yards. This dust may have Ewan Whjja>«r. that he estiM. Gauthier, Edna Mae Gor the Rrltl«h P»fe*.y Council visit compacted and firm :< . of time. m a ij^ Jd lld re d Schwelckcrt, dcwi upon Scothu?.;"'T aiii» One safil ‘ hell, yes, it is.” i n a t c t / ^ ^ load • bearing I inT^s col Lake Mary. head. To advise the public to Another slid he wouldn't risk strength of at least one lunar Still, Gold told newsmen, I)lschar*es “have a go" at armed rrlm- his life doing It. A third said area at a ton per square foot. "If I were at the controls of Mary Ilarkcy, netty Je r­ inala la "madneia" and "aul- he was "scared" by some pic­ Dr. Robert C. Semans Jr., an Apollo vehicle hovering icho, Bernice McGill, Janice ridal,” the council claim*. tures tsken by Ranger 9. associate NASA adm inistra­ over the moon, 1 would not Denre, Jean Adams, John In the course of the argu­ tor, who was In the audience, be willing to aettle down for Not only would auch byDaniels, Ann Moore, Mattie itandcra get In the way of ment the possibility was rais­ said this gave an Apollo land- fear It would link too much." Stoudenmlre, M argaret Dil­ the police, but they'd ri.-k los­ ed that gaseous exhausts of lard, William Cleavle Collins, ing their Uvea without pre­ desernt rockets aboard the Mary E. Doucette, Veronica venting criminal* from escap­ Apollo landing craft might L. Cornett, Sarah McTeer and turn an otherwise firm sur­ ing. baby girl, Peggy Brown and face Into "Instant quicksand." “ You are not helng a cow­ baby boy, Beverly J . Storms The moon experts aired and baby boy, Sanford; Gun* ard If you keep out of these their Ideas at a conference on nar J . Thompson, Emily affairs and let the police deal "The Nature of the Surface of Goodman, Dcltary; Joyce with them," Graham Spiers, the Moon" ending today at Bench, Longwood; Patricia an offirlal of the aafety coun­ the Goddard Space Flight cils explain*. Marvins, North Orlando. Center In Greenbelt, Sid. The After President Kennedy'* conference at the National APRIL II, IMS assassination t h e British Aeronautic! and Space Ad­ Admissions Susan Fox, Vivian Gardner, viewed with horror the ease ministration (NASA) installa­ Jam es Johnson, Beverly Lo­ with whlrh firearm* ran he tion was sponsored by a unit gan, Linda Patton, Freda procured in the United State*. of the International Astron­ Katherine Plercy, Patricia 8. But the situation la llttla bet­ omical Union. Smith, Anna M. Shea, San­ ter here. Anyone ovrr the The lunar surface — Includ­ ford; Eleanor Fetters, Dc- age of 17 ran buy a shotgun ing the cracks, craters, dim­ Bary; Maurice K. Rudolph, arms* the counter. ples and the like—was photo­ Longwood; Frederick Zull, Meat of Ilrllaln'a ahotguna graphed In fine detail by Maitland; Agnes Lott, Amer- are imported. More than 42,- Rangers 7, 9. and 9. icus, Ga. But the 17,259 pictures tak­ 000 were Imported In the Births first 10 months of 1001 from en by the throe spacecraft Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shea, Spqln, Itnly, France, Belgium Sanford, a boy. and Czechoslovakia—a big In­ A snake’s tongue it a sense Discharges crease over the 20,000 brought organ for touch and amell, Kathleen Gallagher, Theo Into Brltsln In 100.1. not for “atlnglng." Clyde Duncan, Elizabeth Ann Daniels, George Dixon, John­ ny W. Kennedy, Connie Col­ vin, Sabrina Baker, Jacque­ Be i little devilish! Drive an exciting line Wlnfree, Brian Rhoades, Sanford; Lorlne Canada, En­ •65 D O D G E D A R T terprise; L a u r a Krueger, Lake Mary; Deanna Murphy, Longwood; Iva Vclno, Os­ teen; John J . Scufcrt, Orange City. SEM INOLE COUNTY |The Remnant Shop's By Tm A. Callaa LONDON (NBA) — Mu* *in*a and other aenteleta crimes of violence th a t have pla*ued New York and other bl* American cities now threaten to become a familiar p art of city life In Britain. Parta of London are becom In* uniafe to ordinary lawabldln* peraone after dark aa youn* hooll*ana roam the atreeta, bent on deatructlon. In the laat week in Decern* berber 1004, muggings alone accounted for three piurdera In London, two of which took place outalde of pub*. All of theae klllln*a were ap* parently motiveleaa. There are two new faetora which make the preaent wave of violence different from precedin* onea, and which *ive the police cause for alarm. One la the Increaaln* use of firearms, usually ahot*uns by youn* hoodlums out for kicks. In the past, teen*a*er gangs Hospital Notes M oon Experts Split On Safety Johnsons Spending ANNUAL W eekend A t Ranch AFTER EASTER J O H N S O N CITY, Tex. (UPI) — President Johnson was at his Texas raneh today for a long Easter weekend of relaxation. Defense Secretary and Mra. Robert S. McNamara accom panied the Chief Executive from the White House Thurs­ day. Their presence wss de­ scribed as ■ "social visit." They flew from rainy, chilly weather to bright sunshine when the Chief Executive's Air Force One jet transport plane landed at Bergstrom AFB, near Austin, Tex. Johnson and his guests went by helicopter the remaining 65 mllei to the President'* LBJ Ranch where they jotned Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. She Had remained there alnce the President's trip last weekend. The President left the White House by helicopter to An­ drews AFB. He took with him Mother’s Day his pet beagle, Him, a vet eran air traveler. And for the first time, he also brought hli rare white collie, Blanco. No time has been announc ed yet for Johnson's return to Washington, although the likeliest guess Is Monday. He is scheduled to meet at the White House Tuesday and Wednesday with Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro. Legislators O ff < CLEARANCE SALE < On Long Holiday 3 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Both houses of the Florida Legislature met long enough today to receive new bills, rJ l then adjourn for a long Eas­ ter weekend the members figure thsy'va earned. Meeting* of the House pub­ lic roadi, public health, pub­ lic aafety and water resour­ ce* committee* were held in fltfviare. ««»«! -<-! W e d d in g T S e t '' MEXICO CITY (UPI) — T|ie I’nyr.njlnfr PRI nsrty vrnouneed th at it will maka honest women of hundreds of unwed mother* a t a masa wedding ceremony here on Mother'* Day. . A party—epekesman aaid 600 couples, some of whom have lived together for year* without bothering to marry, already have been Invited to the ceremony. Social worker* are combing the city for oth­ er prospect*. FOR ANY OCCASION CLOSE OUT - BELOWCOST ___ C & 5 4 * COMPLETE STOCK Flannels — Mohair Loops — Crepes — Knits — Solids And w w e i u a r-\ Fancies SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Cor. 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Let us LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM install and service your Winter in Florida ia an mads like Springtime —imagine how wonderful Spring hi Florida must bad On aacond thought, don't Juat Imagine. Stay through May and me t e youraalf. See how green a golf green can be. ..h o w plentiful (and riim h ^ the p mafieh mngai^how bright tha Ill-,111 E ach FLO W ERS f / . Bkant anjoyfcg life Floridians experieoee ALL COLORS AND SIZES Think of all the ygn'Maavel / 7 » “ O Price R E M N A N T shop HW Y17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND Lee Brothers I U ELM AVB. es Values to $2.00 Ea. PLASTIC PIPE— PEERLESS PUM PS— RAINBIRD AND BUCKNER SPRINKLERS. PIPE CUT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. PLUMBING AND HEATING | MAT „fram V II ft FERN PARK, FLA. L ift 9 9 1 S IS 9 9 9 I I S M i l l e d W .f lm tt Ava. OPEN MONDAYS TIL 9 P.M. SEW A SAVE ™ 0 �■1 Dr. Crane’s A B etter G eneration “I am the light of the world: mission,” he says. “But his idealism is not vague; it is highly practical and pragmatic. The students I meet are skeptical of those who talk about their convictions but do not act on them.” One thing is certain, stresses Aiden: More students are going into teaching, social work and politics, fewer into business. The reason is that they can live comfortably in almost any career they choose. Sat­ isfaction, then, not money, becomes the deciding factor. “As I look at today’s students,” says Alden, “I am deeply moved by their maturity. It is fortunate that they are accepting responsibility as such an early age, for already the torch of leadership is being passed to them.” Next to dear dad. the person most concerned with the antics of college students Is certainly a college pres­ ident If the younger generation is go­ ing to the dogs, he is one of the first to hear the barking. If, mira­ culously, it is a better generation than the one before it, the college president is one of the first to see evidence of it. One of those who thinks it Is very much the latter is Vernon R. Alden, president of Ohio University in Ath­ ens, Ohio, who detects an increasing maturity in the nation’s students. “Today’s students,” he says, “re­ gard college not as a haven from responsibility but as a training ground for citizenship. They see themselves as the conscience of the nation; they are supplying the ener­ gy for needed social change.” Attempts by a college or univers­ ity to curb this "dialogue” with so­ ciety, Alden says, sets the stage for an explosive reaction—such as the student protests at the University of California last year. Alden, who has taken a hand in changing society himself by helping to plan the Job Corps part of the government’s antipoverty program, thinks universities are often unwill­ ing to treat today’s earlier-maturing young people as adults. “Today’s student has a sense of he that followcth me shall not have the light of life.” -JOHN 8; Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel, who alone docs wondrous things.—Psalms 72:18. • • God does not die on the day when we cease to believe in a personal deity, but wc die on the day when our lives cease to be illuminated by the steady radiance, renewed daily, of a wonder, the source of which is beyond all reason.—Dag Hammarskjold. Plenty Of Time To M ake Plates Bniccl Biossoi-— Roy .JCmratey---- B ir th s A 4 a rm r If the American Medical Associ­ me.” says Dr. Raymond T. Holden, ation has decided that population a Roman Catholic and chairman of., growth is a probiem, then the situa­ the AMA Committee on Human Re. tion may be more serious than some production. “It is frightening to people have claimed. realize that if the present trend Abandoning its traditional posi­ were allowed to continue uncheck­ tion of neutrality on birth control ed. the world population would douAWL llii&ttM1*' “propaganda—. —We- in -10 y e a r s - a n o t h e r -10 groups, the organization will begin years double again.” sending out information on repro­ The AMA emphasizes, however, duction and control to doctors this that none of the information it will year. disseniinnte is intended for the gen­ “The statistics on this astound eral public. Dick West’s The Lighter Side United Praia International WASHINGTON (U PI) — Street crimes, along with traffic jama, air pollution a n d modern architecture, hava become a major problem in many American cltlea. In aome neighborhood*, po* Hot doga a r t being uied aa a deterrent to muggings, yokings and other forms of sidewalk skul-duggery. I t waa this aituation that prompted a clvic>mlnded col­ league of mine to send me the following note: "Not long ago," he wrote, "you mentioned In your col. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Syria re Mrs. Julia Bartea iu -im Bear Laka-Foraat City Mrs. Maryana Miles •30-3078 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Cmsaalbarry US-1041 Chslsota Mrs. Jaan Mafia MS-1741 DeBary Mrs. John Leone MB-4IU Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haaey Geaera Mrs. JoAaa Bays I4S-4S7S Mrs. Ritchie R an is •a sm Lake Marr Mrs. Frances Wester I U 4 I II Lake M Mrs. B. L. SU-47SS Leagweed Mrs. Deana Rates US4IIT North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cooky S1I-47M Mrs. Clereaco leyder _____ JUMJUJ.--------Mrs. Erelya Laady IU41M © if f f t t u f o r d f m t U t Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, April 16, 1965 w n n a a. uiblowt, b b it o b a n b p u a M s a a a PHANS* VOLTWLINB, c trs a la u n - aoaoral Baaagor Paul. bnooksbibb BOMBBT ALBXANDBB Associate editor Advertising Dlrootor PR SCI) VAN PELT BOf SBBBN Managing Editor B o ats w t u i A g i Advortitiag Maaigoc a .c i.tr Editor SAHIB aBOBBABBS BOTTia AUSTIN Ballast* Maaagor City B dtur i r B i w as-la o a a t y Bdltoe SloohaaloAt S«*L a tu . VINCSNT B u tt I Pubtlakod dally aaooyt Naturdsy, guaday aad Ckriataaaa; yakllahod Aoturday preeiodlog chrlsim**. gVBSCBIPTlOB BATBg lloasa Delivery as. woob By Ball St* Weak HBBiaOLB COUNTY SIS* t Tier M l d Moalke A lt • Moots* LM I Meath 0. a. Poe tel a ogata Use* provldo Shat aB M'S >• i A U BTBBB BAIL • H id t Saar e-ra a atoatbe I N S MoatS* 1.0* 1 Meath aabaartpMoaa b* Tb# Moraid la a aioatbor of tko Oauod *•rooo wbua u oslitlod oaduatvoly to tko aa* for ropabtloattoa at all th* local aowa printed la thla aowi Batorod aa see* a a alaas s a ilo r ootooor Sv. t i l l a t th* Pool tiltlto of Baaford, Florida, aador U i A*l «d Ooasroos ad MaraA ». HIT. Pi* part of aay matariat. aowa or aetaruatag, *t utla oditlaa at The haalord Maraid s a y b* roprodaooa la aay a a a a a r withsal wrllta* porBlast os of th* paSUaMr *< Tb* MoralA. Aay ladlvldasl or flraa roapsaalbl* tor sutb ropraaatttoa wilt p* cukatooiad as Islriogiag „* Th* tl.ra ii* ooyyrtgbl am will ** hsM Uakio log B a m * aafag t a* taw. Opal'i problrm la common Lacking any solution. I finally and Is one of the basic rea­ consulted a genito urinary spe­ son's why over U per ernt cialist. "He told me I was simply of marriages end In divorce and another 2S pee cent are organically deficient so he beset with cauitle, quarrel­ started giving me hormones ing mates who make life by hypodermic. "But after three months. I miserable for their Inno­ cent children. Wives are so was no better, so I just de­ per cent at fault, to follow cided it was the end! "And, Dr. Crane, that's a Opal's smart eaamplo and terrible frame of mind for a prevent divorce! CASE V-465: Opal R., aged man to be in! "So I'd fluctuate between 37, if the worried wife whose husband had suddenly become P " 1**1* depression or mooddrunkard and a wreckless !■*•• in which I even considi cred swallowing a bottle of auto driver. So she wanted me to have ‘^ p ln g pill*, followed by a a visit with Walter, which I desire to kill myself. "Then l started drinking to did. Walter was evasive and bel­ get away from my problems— ligerent it first, for platonic and also distract Opal's atten­ males are embarrassed to dis­ tion from my real difficulty. cuss their problems, even with "For I dreaded lo tell her the truth, fearing she'd be dis­ us medics. However, Walter’s "syn­ gusted with me. “At times I figured, since drome” (group of typical »ym1 didn't have the nerve to swal toms) was as apparent as the standard five symptoms of acute appendicitis. AU I had to do waa bolster his ego a bit and then let him burst out with hia con­ fession. SACRAMENTO, C a l i f , "Dr. Crane," he admitted, XUEU^SbC ■“e-ar-■marriage has been phv tern, which manufactures tonic for almost a year. of California's 10 million auto "And for a couple of year* license ptutes, may hsve an before that, 1 had difficulty ev*rr. <oh n.xt y*'-r. —• — t>...tT.mj ttiiwvV with referUnder pmnoaed legislation, jence to my wife. ail plates would carry reflec­ Nevertheless it due* apply, ccrncd with their problem*. I “That was one reason why tors—a measure aimed at re­ Protest call, attention to .The list of chore, crying to 1 *uch M atevoted B°jr ducing the number of renr . . I . , , „ iScout Master, for this kept end collisions. problems - leg lllm .tely-bul be done la nearly endleaa. | mp , , wiy (rom home mln>. »te e-ison official snid it cannot selva them. The_pj^yj^rera of protest i „ t,,^ v ______ the reftcctoia to Vho Thc"iPiJWt*-W7.^-Uia VIU'IRJ g od case, that "And I could thu* justify plates might taka a little and the reaourcefulnea* rf without their prod no action my lack of romantic ardor on million* of American* are would occur. Rut protest can­ the ground that the hike* with longer. "Hut," he added, "we have needed for the incredibly dif­ not be an exhilarating end in tiie hoys had exhausted me. time at our disposal." ficult, undramatlc labor of itself. It cannot be a substi­ "But after our two tons fin­ lilting up the Negro and solv­ tute for constructive Inborn ished high school, I panicked. ing a hoat of other growing or a way of assuaging guilt problem* which cling tenaci­ over inaction. ously to our new-found afflu­ It cannot he allowed to de­ generate Into war—racial or PALERMO, Sicily (U PI)— ence. LONDON (UPI) — "Well, When the attention-getting whatever — by making per­ well, look who it Is—Officer A mother cat suckling three sheut die* away, th* real manent enemies of the con­ Hall," said reform school es­ kittens has adopted a fourth work begins. And this is truly stituted authorities (includ­ caper Peter Dull as he recog- infant—a tiny mouse. Biagln Martiltarn, who own* where we separate the men ing the police) and the power nized another swimmer at the the cat, saya the mouae from the boy* who are mere­ wielders whose accommoda­ local public bnths. Policeman Kenneth Halt humped Into the young kit­ ly playing at “getting involv­ tion and assistance are indis­ pensable to the proper goals promptly grabbed the drip­ ten* a week ago, stayed to ed.” It is time for many (not of all citizens in any work­ ping bandit and took him play with them and waa adopted into the family. lack to jail. all) of the marrher* and able free society. ahoutera to put away their badge of courage, however proudly earned, to move off the sit-in line anil away from the campus soapbex and alnk their teeth into the dilemmas they deplore. Thousands upon thousand* of three-year-old tots need to be pulled from culturally de­ prived home settings which cripple them educationally be­ fore they ever reach school. They need to be taught the difference between a tree nttil a lamp post, to find meaning amid a chacs of sound* they have learned to Ignore, to feel the guidelines of sensible dis­ cipline and discover hope within a framework of order. Th* sick, the disabled, the neglected, tha delinquent, all these and more need not Just sustenance through money hut understanding attention from capable activist* con- walk in darkness hut shall Thought For Today • Worry Clinic umn a new robbery prevenion system invented by a -ouple of members of the Na­ tional Press Club. "Their plan waa to have »ne of the club bores button­ hole would-be robbers and bend their ear* for a halfhour or so, a t which point they would beg to be turned over to the police. "It occurred to me that such a schema also would be effective in combatting street crime*. In addition to the ‘canine corps' that the police are now using, they could or­ ganise a ‘bore corps.' "Private citlxena with a flair for tedious monologue would be urged to volunteer for evening atrolls. Each time that they encountered a aus­ picious character, they would go over and strike up a con­ versation. “After a faw nights of this, no footpad or purs* P o lit ic a l N o te b o o k WASHINGTON (NEA) — We are deep in the Era of Protest. And many thought­ ful figures, in or close to g°yft!!!BSSq^w, 'it once elieer cd and troubivd by that fact. They are rheered to ace that (•suntlraa Americana h a v e turned on their adrenalin and gone out to do battle for a muse, whether it be civil right*, campus freedom, the southern way of Ufa or whatever. A* they march and demon­ strate a n d rahaust their Innga, they shatter the charge thnt American* generally are being suffocated by a lethal combination of their own In­ difference and the vast impersonnlity of today's ever-or­ ganized industrial society. Tha right to protest is one of the great rights assured to a free people. No one who scans the newspapers ran doubt it la being exercised to­ day as seldom before in our history. The stirrings are nearly constant. As the complainants intend, tha camera and the printed word rivet the coun­ try'* attention on thla calcu­ lated turbulence. Yet numerous sympathetic observer* here are wondering when the shortcomings of protest will begin to be grasp­ ed by aroused Negroes, white supremacists, c o l l e g e stu ­ dents, ministers and others who hava taken to the public forum. Fcr there Is a clear danger that th* ways of protest will be mistaken for a construc­ tive course of action. March­ ing, demonstrating, ahouting and singing hava th* comfort . M UtrJiaz-. in - h i s . . r l y i i . _mIruL ^ - J o ; * - -Jf- • would dare venture forth.” "I think my colleagues may hava something there. In fact, I can already picture how tha “bora corps" would work. The scene la a dimly lit street in an unsavory neigh­ borhood. Aa a Iona pedestrian passea by, a sinister figure emerge* from the ahadowrt and graba him by tha arm. "Got a match, buddy?” " I’m glad you asked that question. I quit smoking my­ self. Been off the weed about nine months now. I had this hacking cough that waa both­ ering me. A lot of times I'd wake up in the middle of the night with a coughing epell. My wife used to aay It was like trying to sleep In th* same room with a seal. I went to see a doctor a couple of time*, but the etuff he gave m* didn't seem to do any good *o finally I decided to cut down on cigarette*. It nearly drove me craay. I waa down to a half-pack for about a week, just smoking after meal* and at night, but tha first thing I knew I was back up to a pack again and still nervous as all get-out, so I figured I'd either have to quit antirely or forget about the whole thing. Like 1 said, th at waa nlna months ago and I still miss them, es­ pecially whan I'm working jigsaw pustlas. That's my hobby, you know. I . . . bey, where are you going T" Another Job, well done, by your boia sorpsmaa is aelioo. •w: Caught Cleanly New T w istCat vs Mouse low an overdose of die sleeping pills and check out that way, that I'd drive my car at break­ neck speed, hoping a front tire would blow out. "Then, if I waa killed. I figured it would be fate. Dr. Crane do you hava any other solution?" Fear U a product of th* brain or cerebral cortex. Love la largely a product cl the emotions. And in psychology we atrese the axiom that you eannot cerebrate and emote at the same time without having one or the other of these opposing processes inhibit its rival. As soon as a husband growl scared about his erotic vigor, he begins to watch hia behav­ ior next time. And this very act of "w atch­ ing" means that his brain la taking over. He is cerebrating; hence, his ardor becomes even loss. After a couple of failures, he becomes a victim of an ero­ tic inferiority complex. Alai, this affects millions of hus­ bands! And you wives are largely (o blame, for you dare not re­ p a id * ? ~ia love making, at least after you have been m arried 19 yesrs. A -r.’.ar*. wife, as Opal prov. cd to be, car. banish impotence In her husband In one night, so send for the booklet” How to prevent a Platonic M arr­ iage," enclo-lng a krng stampJ, return envelope, plus 20c. Warren G. Harding waa the first U.S. president to In­ vite the vice president to hold a scat in tha presidential cab­ inet. GREAT REASONS FOR BUYING 4 BRAND-NEW COMET »t it jh g ' pb's i-" tive." In a true eense, how­ ever, these are the easiest things complainant* can do. 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T ba evening la flna for sh o w in g you a r a a w a r a of avaryona a n d thalr motlva*. ARIKB (Mar. I t to April I t ) —glnca you kn o w now w h a t your poalllon la with nthara, you r a n raadlly handla avarjr oblig atio n wlaaly. A fta r all Im­ p o r t a n t w o r k la dona, do aomot h i n s p la nting for kin. S h o W f klndnaaa. “ TAURUS <Apr. 20 to May 2«) Thla fraa d a y la flna for confaring with aaaoelataa In a t o . rial way and com ing to a flna unde rstanding. Dina t o g r t h a r latar. Ha of a happy a nd o p tlm la tlr f ram a of mind. (IKRIYI (May 21 to J u n e SI) Tou a ra abla to find naw a r t . tam a now th a t halp you to oparata mora t f f le l tn t l y . On to r i g h t a o u rrt. Sit down l a t a r w ith co-worker* and dla.ruaa how Ihlnga ahould ba dona In ~ lha future V MOOS CHILDREN ( J u n a JS to J u ly J D — ldaal day for p arfacting hobblaa a n d hatring a good tlm* In ganaral. F o r g e t , tin g tha aarloua for a day can bring a u r ra a te from w orry, re■lava tanalona. ghow t h a t you ara a rh a rm a r . i . k o (Ju ly s : lo Aug. : n — B attar p u t fun aalda for to d ay and t a k a car# of hom a and o th a r praaalng dutlaa. OeMIng financial a ffa lra on a b a tt a r baala la alao poaalbla. Apply y o u r a tlf w ith aim a n d v i ta l - § It y. VIRflO (Aug. SS to Kept. 2!) —T h in k in g of own plaaauro a n d daalraa la flna now a n d . -ao hava b a tt a r o r d a r about yo u r homa. ate. E n jo y ralattvas. frlanda. kin. T a k a a little lima to ta k a ovar t h a f u t u r a with partner*. LIBRA ( l a p t . SI to Oot. : : ) —Th in k in g up way* to b » t a a g r a a t a r abundanca la vary wlaa today and t a k i n g r i g h t atepa. alao. Show nthara t h a t you ha v a aacal.s ui' common aanaa. Ho f practical In all t h a t you do. RCORPIO (Oct. SS to Nov. 21) —C u ltiv a tin g thoaa individual* w hom you a d m l r t la a good w a y (o apand thla fra* d a r . Da v a r y • >r'.t- x.og. Much ir clal/.t.ty a n u ’ good c am aradarl* la a m u st f o r boat raaulta. ■ AG ITTARIl’S (NOV. 2 J t a Dae. I t ) — G a rnering (ha d a t a of vita l Import to you (a a aa y now If you t o dlraetly to t h a r i g h t aourcaa. Aaalat ona who la In troubla. Much halp will t h e n coma to you. Bt CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 to J a n . * 20)— A good pal can halp you aolva t h a t In tlm a ta v a a a tl o n t h a t haa troubled you for aom* tlma. Gat o u t to aoma aoclal g a th a r ln g In p. m. Tou will gain paraonal alma caally. ARI A H I l a (Ja n . 21 to Fab. IS)—Doing w h a t will plaaaa blgwlga now can c e r ta in ly b* vary helpful to you In tha n e a r futura. Uaa a poaltlva a pproac h. P ro s p erity la Juat a r o u n d t h a prove rbia l corner. P i a r r s (Fab. 2 nto Mar. 20) —Considerable study la nacaa- >/ a ary If you are to p u t thoaa na w plana to w o rk auccaaafutly. F ln a c o n ta c ts a r a poaalbla t o m a k t today, alao. Oat ready t o gat ahead by le a p t a nd b o u n d * t r YOUR CHILD IB BONN TODAY, ha or aha will be on* of thoaa r a r e Individuals w h o will u n d e rstan d Iba problem s of other* and ho w to aolvo them aaally, aa wall a* p r o f it hlmaalf or haraalf a t th a aam a tlma. Ilowavar, thar# la a t a n . d tn e y to b* vary uncnmprom laIng. which ahould b* c urbed early. A fin* paycbologlit her*. SUNDAY. A P R IL IA 1**B GKNKHAL T fA liK M l ) :i i Rom* p r a tt y Im p o rta n t c hange* fac* you thla Sunday t h a t c an ba la a tln g In th a l r effect upon you a nd (hair Im porta nce In your practical naaata, ao m a k e a point to t h in k out vary c a r e ­ fully Juat how you da w a n t to to handle c u r ra n t condition* and than gat to g e th e r w ith eloaa a tta c h m e n t to solve p e n d ­ ing problem s w ith h i m —h er! |) ARIRg (Mar. 21 to Aprl. I I ) — Practical a ffa lra a ra u n d e r ­ going change* now and ahould ba studied wall ao ( h a t you know w h a t tha tr a n d i a r a for tha f u tu r a Ba d i p l o m a t s In money a f f a i r with loved ana. Don't lose y e a r tamper. T ACRt'B (April 2* to May 20) —I f you d a not consider (ha viewpoint* of others, th ere r a n be .a . te/JotlA. aatatAnc# ------naction* now. Halng aa d e t e r ­ mined as yo u r aaanrtat* would lead to blow*. Rhow t r a c ta b l l- | 1 Ity. ' ORMIBI (May I t <* J a n * 21) —By ualng aoma ne w er m ethod those old d u tie s r a n b* mad* lo a p p e a r vary f a a c la a tln g • g ala. Ba d i v n t i d to oaoociataa. Don't simply ta k a them for g r a n te d — ha mora aapraaalva. MOON t m t . i m u * ( J u n e 22 to Ju ly 211 — Do not p e rm it loved an* I* coma la c o n ta c t w ith an outsider or thar* la aarloua trouble. Chang* your a t t i t u d e som e w ha t a n d find way* I* plaaaa the** you Hka. a . B* Btnaraa*. • l * » (Ju ly i t I* Aug. 21)— Muck diplomacy la necessary In handling problem s at homa. which a r e p r a tty llckllah r i g h t now. Don't b* so dete rm ined >'°u g i t aartoas r e b u tt a l s Hhow more kindness, undaratandlng. _ ( Aug. 22 te Bapt. 221 T h ln k l a g out haw to m ak e yo u r dally ra u tln aa mar* aaay la tho Intalllgant t h in g to do on thla (ra* day. Confer with advisor*. T his can b* In tha s p ir itu a l realm as w a ll g-. LIBRA (Bapt. t t to Oat. J D — Compramlaa la n *«*•*«r y bat w a a a w h a t you daslr* a nd w h a t alhar* a sp e ct a t you. l a * "?»« ru » -iJo n u f i n Ynle a n y pltfalla. I s * Intellect a* wall aa la l a ll l v a faculties. SCORPIO (Oct. I t t a Nav. 21) — T ° u can got a haad much f a a l a r If you avoid t h a t p a r t M r who wanto to Jeopardise Y*ur time Plan naw way* lo »*»« k a s alr , *‘, T b**n put in m at Ian. BAOITTARIi'B (Nov. 12 t o ** ? / * ' **>— Raaalv* th a t you 0 will bo mora eo-oparatlv* In U * fu ta r * Instead of being upeat with present **t-np. P a n f ' r t A ' - h i i d a d c hange* Be* » • » U a y , r * Practical. ,t>tc s : to J a n J ' ? - ; ■If » l * a r a n ba va ry Halp. »*••• t a t h a r t r a u k l l n g • { * • * « » * * • «ad rwRFMir m ■ u lUc k !' ?i * .W<v U T aPk a* * a d v a n t a g e of B**d oorlat caa ta c l* In p. m A B L A R ItB ( j . n , „ (C aatiaast Ob F t f s t-A ) 9 �Horoscope Forecast (Continued From Pago 2-A) OUR BOARDING HOUSE K E R F S A O A C K A fti FO R N0U.t>AM0N0 J M 60ADV. LSI MS R EM IN D SOU THAT P S O U R E C rt A R & N O W tN 6& A R O U N D TTViN I t ) —A day to s e t m ore h a r m ­ A S A IN I 'L L K O A ST SC U ony aatabllahed a t boma and w ith (hoa# who pull th a big- . O V E R A F L A M IN G ( f a t airing* for you. Ita con- C R E D IT C A « D . ' carnad w ith aa m an y r o n ta c ta aa poaaibla. Don't c o n ca n tra ta on ona alona. PISCES ( Fab. SO to Mar. 30) — Much a tudy will r a v ra l how to Incraaaa good will othara h a v e to w a rd you. A c h an g a of a t t l tu d a m ay ha naraaaary. Do to I n talllga ntly a nd w ithout w i t t i n g any tlm t I F YOt'R CHILD I* RORY TODAY, ha o r aha will not t a t lly ba a w tr v a d from a ny couraa onca decldad upon, t o ba aura you I r a a t him or h t r In t h a aama w a r for brat r r t u l t a In tha futura, o t h a r w lt a t h t r t ta m urh a r g u m e n ta t io n and c onfutlon hara. Any profaatlo n d»allng m ain ly w ith m oneta ry e yetrm and p ro p e rty la brat In thla c h a rt, and tha a dura tlon ahould ba a la n t f d alo n g tuch Unit. M t i t i u T , A P R rt. ta. taaa OISXERAL THYIIRYCIF.ai V ntll aundown very advarta Influencea can ba In affect and you would ba wlaa to re fra in from m a k in g a n y critical cornm an ta or you can find youraalf In a b a tt l e royal. However, evening brlnga much more b e ­ nig n aapecta and you can | r t o thara kn o w w h a t la on your mind w ith o u t rowa following. Reek b lg w la t for nawa. AttIKU (Mar. 31 to Apr. I t ) — While you a r e a n i l o u a to gat o ut to ne w ptacaa a n d pertona. ev en in g la beat tim e for thla. alnca tha a lm t are q u ite aoclal. C a r r y th r o u g h w ith w o r k d u r ­ i n g day. F in d re lief from w o r ­ r y tonight. T A t ' R t l l (Apr. 3<t to May 30) —n e t t i n g own dutlea p e r f o r m ­ ed d u r in g tha day It b t t t . alnce m in gling with other* •• not ".■"1 UlllW b~Tn. One o!~a rfl'tf e re n t c o u n tr y can ba very h e lp­ f u l tonight. Da a p p r e c ia tiv e of foreign culture. (IKMI.YI (May 31 to J u n e 31) — K n d e iv o r to k e ep m "m d u r ­ ing day w ith alllta, alnca they a r e pot In a good mood Chang* y o u r a tt i t u d e to w a r n o:h»ft~ In p. m. Meeting o b lla a ttim a lo the l e t t e r brlnga fine results. MOOT CHILDREN ( J u n e S3 t o J u l y 31)— Although t e m p t ­ ed to go off on eome ta o g a n t , I m p r a t t othera w ith yo u r coneo eh i/t,ien ett e t h r o u g h w ith dutlea. D o n T take any rltka. liv e n in g brlnga a a n ta of eatlefactlon. LEO ( J u ly 33 to Aug. 31)— n a t h a r t h a n feel Impotad upon bacauaa you c annot afford e x ­ trav a g an c e * , bo c o n te n t with almpla, wholeaom a plaaauraa. N o th in g t t e r a t to go off vary v a r y wall d u r i n g day. Kvanlng, how ever. I* wonderful. VIROO (Aug. 33 to l e p t . 33) — Being a u ra to control your amotion* wilt oave you much g r i e f today w han other* a r e In a difficult mood. Qo In aaarch of plaaaura In p. m. Oat t u l a o f day out of y o u r mouth. LIBIIA (Sapt. 33 to Oct. 33) — T h a t d a t a you w a n t d uring d a y la quit* alualva, b u t to n ig h t It coma* to h a n d aaally. Keep b uty w ith w r i t te n m a te ria l, r e ­ port* In a. m. F in d r e cre atio n to n ig h t, too. nCORPIO (Oct. 31 to Nov. 31 )—M onetary a ffa ir* m ay t i a m v a r y diffic ult d u r i n g day, but )rou find by t o n ig h t t h a t you a r * m li t a k a n . Soma re p a ir in g t o p r o p e rt y can w o r k wondara. B* h ip p y , g a y In p. m. • A n l T T A R t r n (Nov. 33 to Dec. 31)— If you faal you have been offended, nnnalder the a ource and t o n ig h t you can l a u g h It off. Olv* a helping h a n d to thoaa w ho a r * In t r o u ­ ble. Tou g a t rich bleating*. rA F F R IC O R Y (Dec. 33 to J a n . 30)— On* w ho I* e m ­ b itte r e d could apoll yo u r day. If you allow, hut t o n ig h t I* va ry happy aoclally. T a k e r a r e of parto nal dtrtlaa. Ilava m urh f u n to n ig h t with congenial*. A R l A R I t g (Ja n . 31 to Fab. ! » ) — L ab o rin g diligently *o t h a t blgw lga a r* prope rly lmp r a t t a d I* wit* d u r i n g the day. Keep lo l a t t e r or a greem ent* mail*. Thla alao halpa you to Im prove yo u r c re d it ra ti n g . F IIC E S (Fab. 30 lo Mar. 30) —(living full a tt e n ti o n lo Ih* w o r k a t h a n d can b rin g the d a t a you re q u ire from othara. a* well aa f r a th , new Idea* (let out w ith new contact* In p. m. Com* to quick m eetin g of mlndt. I F YOCR C H IL D 13 RORY TODAY, h* o r *he will be one of thoe* ( e tt - e c t ln g . f e e t- th ln k Ing y o u n g e te r t who It ever In a h u r r y and bant upon scrum p l lt h l n g a g r e a t deal, reading. ?lu~vr*it**t*><fc~ cat* come* from w ork In f o r ­ eign counlrlae or w ith foreign exchange, e t c , *o b* aura you • l i n t the education along aurh llne i and ba p a tie n t w ith your progeny. **Tkr g la r e lei pel, t h e y d e e e l evwwpel." W h a t t e e m a k e e f y e a r Ilf* la la r g e ly u p l e Y o l 'l C a rro ll Klghlar'e Individual Fora c aa t for your algn for May la now ready. F o r yo u r copy •end yo u r b l r lh d a l a a n d ll.i'O to C arroll n i g h t a r Forecaal, Tha ganford Herald, Dog 1331, Hollywood I I , California. Little Needed Records Reach Sports Desks NEW YORK — (NEA) - Apparently, thla is the time of year when eporta statist- ical department* work overtime. Tha National Football Letrue recently announced that Ita famee average two hours and 31 minutes. Tha longest gams of 1964 wai between tho Philadel­ phia Eagles and St. Louis Cardinals (ItOI) and tha shortest w ii (2:06) batween Baltimore and Green Boy Sapt. 20. Not to bo topped, tho Loo Angels Angels rgvoalad that manager Bill Rigney walks an average of 7,920 feat o day, or one and a half miles (during spring training only). And bow did tho Angola d e te r m i n e this? W i t h a hikeo - m e t e r in side h i s b o t h ket poc­ 9b'r •tn fn rt WrntlH April 16, 1065—Page 3-A CARNIVAL By Dick T u rn er �1 I J Baptist Episcopal Methodist FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a rk Aranu* F . B. C h a n c a ----------- Paator M orning W orahlp _ 1:11 a. m. Snndap School — 1:11 a. m. M orn ln s W orahlp _ 11:14 a. m. T rain in g Union — 1:11 p. m. E vening W orship _ T:4» p. m. Wad. P ra y e r Barrio* 1:10 p. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood F r. Churls* W. Ita w a rt, Jr. V Iesr H elp Communion — t i l l *- m. F am ily Barrio* A CUaata . 1:11 a. m. ORACH METHODIST CHURCH Onora R d . a t W oodland A ra . R ar. John H. H trss J r , P aator C hurch School — 1:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp — 11:M a. m. M TF --------1:11 A ca. Adventist TUB BBVENTH -PA T ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Ttb A Elm J . U M a r s h a ll-------------f » SERVICES SATURDAY— S t b l t t l i S c h o o l----- l: l» a. W arship Barrio# _ ll:*4 a. Wodnaaday Night I r t f i r S srrls s _ _ ft*4 p. tm i& f 1 d JM C RgH^ma 1 Car M ilan 1:14-11 Taaadsg •sUHaaa 4.IM A T iT S d TWWoy 1 Tbeeeelaniaaa 4:11-11 Friday HaWow* If tlk S VeUrday U F*4cr 1411 t Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALUANCB CHURCH 1441 P a rk Ar*. a t 14th S t R ar. Clifford E. Harrod. P asto r B andar School — 1:41 a. m. W orship Barrio* _ 11:44 a. m. E rsn ln g W orahlp — T:I4 p. m. Alllane* T onth F allo v ah lp (Tuao.) 1:14 A a . (W od) _ Assembly Of God F1NECREST ASSEMBLY O F OOD CHURCH COT. IH h M l Elm f t M. W lld o r ------------. P a t t e r Sundap School — 4:41 *• at. M orning W orahlp — 14:14 a m. E rtn ln g W orahlp — 1:14 A m. T onth Sorr. (Sun.) - 4:44 A « • Mld-Woak S orr. (W ad.) . T:!4 Baptist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. l l l h SL * Oak Ava Oall Smith P aato r Sunday Sobool — 1:41 A A . M oralng W orahlp — 11:44 A m. T rain in g U nnloa — 4:41 A ■*. E ra n ln g Penrie* — • : « a *"• W ad. P rap ar Sarvle* 1:14 p. m. . , JA TTIST I l k SL 4b John R. X ing Sunday School MISSIONARY CHURCH Holly Ava ----------- Pnati _ — 14:44 a i M orning W orship — 11:44 a i S unday E ra n ln g W orahlp — 1:14 A I W adnasdop P ro p er S o rr to o ----- f:4 l A • PIN EC RE ST BAPTIST CHURCH Omors Rosd M orning W orahlp . 11:04 A m. Sunday School - .....- 4:41 a m. T rain in g Union — 4:11 p. m. Evening W orship _ 1:14 a m. W*d. O tllcars A Taachar* M asting --------------4:14 p. n . JORDAN MISSIONARY RAPT1BT CHURCH 1411 W. F lro t S treet Sunday School ----- 10:00 a m. M orning Worohip — 11:00 a m. Blbla Study (Sundap) 1:00 p.m. E vangelistic Sarrlco 1:M p. m. Wod. P ray er Meat — 1:00 p. m. Bill S te p h e n * ----------- P aator A C ordial Woloom* to AU OAK LAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1141 Country Club Rond Sponsored bp F lra t B aptU t C hurch Ray. R. T. B a rre tt ----- P aato r Sunday Sohool — 4:41 a m. W orahlp P a rrie s — 11:44 a. m. T rain in g Union — 4:41 p. m. E ra n ln g W orahlp — 1:14 p. m. Wad. P ra y e r Barr. — 1:14 a «a OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. i l l Ph. I l l ' l l 14 n * r. Josh L o n s -------- P aato r Sundap School ----- 11:11 a m. M orning S arrlco — 11:04 a m. T rain in g Union _ — l ; t l p. m. Evening S arrlca _ 1:11 A W ednesday Masting*: O rganisation* _ 4)14 A P ra p a r — . . . . . . . HO* A Choir - __________1:11 9, *a ELD ER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. a t H aatar Ar*. B. Ham ilton O rlffln — P aator Sundap School _ _ 1:41 a. m. M orning W o ra h lp _ 11:44 a. m. T rain in g Union _ 4:14 a m. E ra n ln g W orship — Ii4 l a m. HOLT CROSS 441 A P a rk Ar*. F r. Lorop D. Sopor, R ector Holp Communion — T:I4 A m. Fam llp Sarrlco and Sundap School —— 4:44 A as. M orning P roper (F irst Sundap — Holp Communion 11:44 a *a Christian F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14QT A Sanford A r t I t Vornon F oliar Sundap School _ _ 1:41 A m. M o rales W orahlp - 11:44 A as. Free Methodist Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l P a rk A rtnu* Barf B row a ... E van g elist Sunday Blbla S t u d y ____ 14:41 a m. M orning W orahlp — 11:44 a m. E ra n ln g Sarrlca — lilt Baa “H erald of T ru th " I p. m. Sunday on Channel I Tuesday Ladlaa Bible Ctaoa > 4:40 a m. Man'* C l a a a ____ 1:10 p. m. a *a W ednesday Blbla Claaa _____ F R E E HETHODIST CHURCH Cornar 4th S t and Laural Ara. R ar. L H. M a llo y ___ Paator Toliphono: I l l - i o n Sunday S c h o o l-----1:44 a m. M orning W o ra h lp _14:14 a m. E ran ln g W orahlp _ 1:44 a m. W td. P rap ar Sarrlca 1:14 p. m. She’s sa young ss spring­ time, ss aweet-scentea ss a lily, beautifully serious with the total dedication of youth. People in church smile as they watch her, and they walk out Into the April sun­ light feeling better, happier, for having seen her. They cannot, ever again, be as young as she is, but this doesn't seem to matter. For she U a symbol to them. She represents the wonder of spring when the world becomes new and fresh again, when flowers bloom aa If for the first time, and when the Church retells the story of its greatest miracle —Christ's promise of everlotting Ufi. This, unquestionably, was the greatest promise ever made, and the reminder of it eomes a t Nature's most perfect season. Be sure that you go to the church of your choice this E sstsr, so that you may again hear and re­ member the Easter message in all ita glory. l : t l p. m. CRUnCH OF CHRIST Geneva ' ' Ralph B raw ar Jr. E ran g allat Blbla S c h o o l-------- 4:14 a m. M orning W orship 4:10 a m. E anlng W orahlp _ 4:44 p. m. Wad. P ra p a r Sarrlco 1:14 a « - PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H ighw ay 44 W est M orris R u b y ------ E ran g allat Bible C l a s s --------10:** a m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:40 a m. Evening W orahlp —. 4:00 p. a . Bible c la n * * Wad. - 1:11 a n . Christian Science Lutheran OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 3104 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17. f t ) Sanford, Florida 443-1111 Th* Ray. J . O ordoa P e a r y , Paator Sunday School _ 4:11 a m. M orning W orahlp _ 11:0* a m. Communion—F irs t Sunday la Each Month M ladargartaa an d N ursery LUTHERAN CHURCH OP T H E HEDEEMKR 103 W. l l l h Fisc* "Th* C hurch of tha Lutheran H our" and TV “T ble 1* th* LI to" H erb ert W. O o a rs a ___ P aator Sunday School _ _ _ 4:14 a m. W orship Sarrlca _ l*:30 a m. X ls d a rg s rta s s a d N ursery FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIHT 144 B eat Second S traat Sundap S arrlca A Sundap School ----- 11:44 A m. Subject: "D octrine of Atone­ m ent" W adneedap B arn es - 4:0* p. m. U r-d ln g Room: 1(1 W. F irst W aaw dspai 10:34 o.m— 4:10 p.m. Church Of God church o r ood ttn d A French L H. A lf o r d -------------- F**lor Sundap School 4:41 a m. M orning W orship _ 11:00 a m. K vanpallatle Harr. _ 1:44 p. ok Fam ily Night Sarrlca T. P. B. W a d .----- T :lt A »A CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECY 1441 Elm Avenue R ar. R obert W elch — P aatas ■ u n d er School 1:41 a m. W orship S arrlca _ 10:41 a. m. B -ngallatlc S arr. — 1 1SO a m. T u a d a r: Blbla T rain in g — 1:41 A T o u ag Paopl* Sarvle* 1:41 p.m. ” GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ART BROWN TEST" CONTROL CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHEL8EA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. F i r s t Sanford FIRST SOUTHERN M ETHODltT CHURCH W om an's Club Building t t l Oak A r a D urw ard H. K night J r , P aator Sundap School — . 4:41 a m. E p w o r t h L o a g u o — , 4:04 p. m. W orship Sarrlca —_ 1:14 a m. Nazarene FIR ST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 3nd SL a t Mapla Ara. Paul Blckoa ................ P a ste r Sundap School ___ 1:41 a m. M orning W o ra h lp _ 10:10 a m. Youth H o u r ___ — . I:?? J. m. E vangelist!* S arrlco I t t l a m. Mld-Woak S arrlca (W ad.) — 1:11 p. m. T hird Sunday vaplratlos mmm' C i i A m. FIR ST CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE Lake H arp, F1a Ra r. W. L. HolcombA P aator Sunday 4:41 a m. _ _ Blbla Schasl 11:04 A m . — M erning W orship 1:0* a »• — E ra n ln g Sarrlca 1:00 a A - Wad. M ld.W ask P ray er S a r r lc a 1:00 A » • — L ast Wad. M iss­ ionary Sarrlca Pentecostal FIR ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 141 Orange Btraat R ar. B. R uth O ra a t _ P a ste r Sundap School _ _ 14:44 a m. M orning W o rs h ip 11:00 a m. Sunday E ran ln g 1:30 a m. Wad. Blbla Study _ 1:14 a n . Conqueror* Mooting F rid ay 1:14 p. m. Presbyterian FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH 111 P ark A ra R ar. R obert M. Janklna, P aator M erning W orahlp _ 4:34 a m. Sundap School ___ 1:41 a m. M orning W orahlp _ 10:11 a m. M TP Mootings — 1:3* a na. (Intarm adlata, Senior) E ra s in g W orahlp _ 1:11 p. an. FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, F I a Oa k A va A tr d St. Grover C. Sawall J r . _ F a ste r E d g a r W. Sm ith J r . A ssistant P aator Church School - . . 4:41 a m. Seealon H aata — 11:41 a m. Morning W orahlp _ 11:04 a. m. Pioneer Fellowship _ 4:44 a m. Senior HI Fellowship 1:41 a m. E vening W orahlp _ l:to a m. Wad. P ro p er Mooting 1:11 9, m. covenant p r e ib t t e r ia n t i l l South Orlando Drlv* Thomas H. M a k l g ___ P a sto r W o r a h lp ------- - — 4:44 a m. Churoh School _ _ 14:44 A m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible--------------------- BETTY CA8S Insuranc* Hwy. 17-02, Casselberry, FI*. "HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t , Sanford HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and S ta ff H o r n e ' d is t r ib u t o r s , Hwy. 17-92, Sanford in c . BILL HEM PHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1 s t St., Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t , Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of AMERICA Southern Bell Telephone Employees Local No. 3108 L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, H eating, A ir Conditioning NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* SEMINOLE LODGE N ursing L Convalescence Residence 800 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. J . C. PEN N EY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S ta ff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK H ow ard H. Hodges and S ta ff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Siam* and Employee* W ILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson a n d S ta ff L . D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida 8TENSTROM REALTY H erb Stenstrom and S ta ff PERFECTION DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRI80N, INC. and S taff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COM r. and Mrs. A] Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies A. DUDA A SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon K ellett and Employes* PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO, J . M* Cam eron and S ta ff FOOD FA IR STORES, INC. R obert Bulouff and Employees H ILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO, Jim m y Crapps and Employees PU BLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND W ILK’S RESTAURANT Rose A W ilks Bowman A Employs** BAPTIST ML Ztoa M issionary Baptlot, Blpaa Are. New ML Calvary M laalaaarp B aptist SL A au'a o u ts e lls Churah. F a rth in g Mae*, DaBarp SL Mary M agdalaa* Catbotta Church. M sltU ud Ava. A lta a s a ts B prlagt T H E AMERICAN OIL CO. M r. k M rs. M. R. Strickland Southern Methodist Methodist OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH R ar. W. E. T lm m a ___ Paator Sunday School —___ 4:41 A m. M oralng Sorrleas _ 11:44 a m. Choir ProeUo* Wed. 1U4 a n . E very Ok* Woloem*. Thursday! CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland E state* C itrus H alghta R ar. Charlaa R H ogg _ P aator Church School _ _ 1:41 A m. M orning W orahlp — 11:41 a. m. M T P ------------------- 4:14 P. m. E ra. W orship — T:!4 p. m. Wad. P ray er Barrie* t:44 p.m. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO, Jo h n D unn and S ta ff BOB'8 RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. W INN DIXIE STORES and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYAntioch B ap tist Church. Ovtado C entral B aptist, Churah. t i l l Oak Ar*. CfcnUats F lrat B ap tist C hurch C huluola B aptist M issies E ldar S prings B aptist Churak, l i t Lshm na S i P i n t M eptut ch u rah . IIP P a rk Ava. F rtsad ah lp B aptU t C hurch *d A ltgaioata S prings BL did. A ltaaaaata Sprlaga F ir s t B ap tist c h u rc h s f D sB arp P i n t B aptU t C h s n h a t o s a t v a P i n t B aptU t C harch a t Lak* Mary F ir s t E sp tla t C hurch s f L ska H ears* P i n t B aptU t C hurch s f L ssgw ood. Car. C h u n k * O raat F ir s t B ap tist C h u n k s t O vlsds B i n t B aptU t C h u n k s f Baa Laad* Bprtaga First Bhllsh Mlaalaaarp BaptUt Church, t i l l W. I l l * BL F s r s s t c u r B ap tist Church F s u a ta ls Maud B ap tist Church, O rU ds L s r s S o u th sra B a p tist M issies, c h u lu o ta n ot w. n th sl New Salem Prim itive B aptU t Church, 14*4 W. l l l h BL New ML B ias B aptist c h arch . t i l t P ear A ra O ahlsw n B aptist Chapel, 1111 W. tl l h BL O staaa B aotlsi Church P laccraal B aptist Church. 301 W. Onora Rd. P ra irie Lak* B aptist Church, Bldg* R d. P a rs P ark P rogress M issionary B aptU t Churoh, Midway Baeond Shiloh Mlaalaaarp B ap tist Church, N lath a Hickory BL Jam a* M laalaaarp B aptU t C hurak Bta. Rd. I l l Ostaaa BL P aul M laaloaarp B ap tist Church, Ith BL BL M atthew s Mlaalaaarp B aptU t Churak C a u se s H alghta SL Jo h a'a M laalaaarp B aptU t Chnrah. 414 Cppr*44 BL Tempi* B aptU t Churak, Palm S prings R d . A ltam onte Springs Waal aid* H U atoasrp B aptU t Churah, did a Hally At *. B ias Map* B ap tist Church, f i t O raag* Ava. OATMOUO C hnrah *1 th * N ativity. Luka Mary All Bouts C alhella Church. I l l Oak Ava. Roman C alhella Mass, S p e rtsa a a 'a Club, C b u lu eia CHRISTIAN F ir s t C hrlatlaa Church, t i l l a Saafard Ar*. n o a g ra g a tla a a l C hrlatlaa Church. 1411 P a rk Arc. N o rth e rn C hrlatlaa Church. F I * r i d * D r. M alllaad CHURCH OF CHRIST *1 ChrlaL 1111 * Park Ava. C h a n b s t ChrU t, U enar* C h u n k s f CkrML Loagwood C hurch s t ChrloL P ast* Church Cbureh C hurch C hurch sf sf at *f cM uaem o r o o o Osd, I I I Hlcksyp Ood, m i a. P raash 0*4. O rlada Ood M lmlos, B atorprU* BP1BCOPAL AH B sluts Bplaospal C h u n k M. B *B A r* . H utarprtao C hrlat Bplacopal C h u n k . L ssgw ood All galata Bplacopal. KatarprTs* Holy Cross B piosof aV P a rk Ava. a t 41k LUTHEltAM A m csc Iob L u th ara a Church. Ovorbraok D r. Caaoclborry Oood Shaphard United L et Sara, 3444 * O rtaada Dr. L utheran Churoh of th* Rodoomor, 111 W. t l t h M ace Maaalah- L utharaa-C hurch, America* L agtaa JtaU. P ralrl* Lak*. F o ra P ark BL Luka* L utheran Church, RL 114 Slavia METHODIST B a ra a tt M em orial Methodise C h u n k , E. DeBary A r* . E atorprla* B oar Lak* M othedUt Charch Bethel AM.S. C harch. Canaan H alghta Caaaalbarry Comm unity MothedUt Chnrah. Hwy. 11.41 * F i t l y Bldg* R d . C aaaalbirry DaBary C am m ualty Mathodlot C harch W. H ighlands, DaBary C hrlat Method lot C h u n k ■ u nlftftd E b u I h P i n t M othedUt C harch, 414 P a rk A ft. F lrat M athodUt C h u n k s t OvUda F lra t B ssth sra M sthadlst C h u n k W a ansa's Club td l Oak A ra F ra* M sthadlst C harah. 1*4 W. I l k BL RfatTg M iililln c h ifilp g u m S ru M M athodUt C harah, O ssra Rd. Q ra st Chapel A H E. Church, Ovlad* O akgror* MothedUt Church, Orlada O ataaa H athadim C hurch Fusts W salapan Method tat, BL 44 W. u t Pnotu ■L Jam as A.M B . Sanford Arn. St. M ary's A.M.E. ch n rah SL BL d ll Oatoan SL PauTs M sthadlst C h t r s h Ostaaa Rd. K o tir s f l it Stafford M anorial M sthadlst C k i r s k ■St- DaBarp MAXAREKB F I ra t C hnrah s f U * K ew rana, w . la d u t Muplu P a rs P a rk Churoh s f tk s Kuser* as, O’Orlaa R d . P a ra F ork I n k s Mary o u a rs b s t th* H aau rtas FBBSBYTBB1AM Community Frssbytortua Church, Lak* Mary F lra t F rasb p tsrlu u Chnrah. Oak A ra. a 3rd s l P lra t p raab y tartsa Charch. Caaaalbarry F lrat P raab y tartsa C hurak s f DaSurp, K. HlgUtuad P rsab p lartaa C hurak s f T h* C svasuat 3TTI A O rluuds Dr. SL A adrsw s rr s s b p ts rU a C h trth (111 U t * a sal Bek. D r. Boar Duka Upouts C om m ssltp P rao b y tsrtaa charok. tl p il lg Rd. W oetm ialater P roabptarlaa Charch, H ovolt P ark , BL 441 _ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST F orcct Lake Savanth-day A draatU t Church. Hwy. I l l , F orest City Savauth-day A draatU t Church. MulUacd A rc . A lU m catc S y ria n Seventh a*E I«»U ’<4,r M m U M Church. „ OTHER CHURCHES Allan s A.ME. Church, OHra * l l t k C hurch s f Ood Is Chrlau O rU ds Chuluota Community Church Church of Ood of Prophocy. H IT Elm A r a Churoh of o s d Mission. E stsrp riso C h u n k of Joouo C hrist of L a tto r Dap S alats, t i l l P a rk A n . C o n n s a lty Chapal. A lU m s a u S prings E a s u r a O rU odos Charch. gL Jobac ChrpM ctsm Chapel. Hwy. If.IS . F a re P a rk congregation Both Israol. tlth * Magnolia First Churak at ChrUL galasUaL •44 B. tad BL ^ Xlagdam HaU at Jaharah'a Wltaaas lAk* Maura* Oalt, till w . Third IL Flrot F.atonot.1 Church of Loagwood Full Ooopol Tabpraaola f ill Country Club RA Outoaa 4UU**'* Ckw,k> OcU HU1 tttk * Elm 5** * r t Alllaa oo Charah, U 4 i * Mark Ar*. Saafacd C oag rag atias * J a k a y a h a W it,M4 B astard Ay*. 7.*?. HI B. tad BL Ualtp Church at Bastard, lid E. let SL �B-17s Will 'Bomb' Seminole For Fire Ants Friday Plan Costs Viet Cong Kill Nine Yanks $180,000 ^ c l O 6* Christmas In April. Glen Horton and Bill Pis* le r, plus wives, are getting ready to head for the World’s Fair. And for frt«. Their (tore (Winn-Dixie on F irat Street) won a 46th an nlveraary aala contest in competition with 47 other stores in Central Florida. As a result Glen and Bill s e t a free trip to the Fair. They’re planning to go in May. Grocery and meat depart ment employes also won an extra week’s pay. Thank you, Mr. Customer, th e y all say. • • • The Seminole C o u n t y "u*- Kealtoia will meet tonight at 6:30 at Trade Winds Cafteria In Casselher ry. There will he an Induc­ tion cf members and election of a vice president. • • • The Orange County Histor­ ical Commission needa help from ’way back when Semi nole County was a paH^of Grange County mliSf’ TSA.erprise was the county seat. The group wants information about two former Speakers of the House, the only two f r o m Orange (Seminole) County. One was George II. Brown, the Speaker in 1887, who was a truck farm er at Oviedo. Tha second was Dr. J. J. Harris, Speaker in 1881 A medical doctor, he had an orange grove on the south aide of Lake Jessup, he was publisher-editor of the San ford Journal and on March 8, 1887, was appointed San ford postmaster. The hlstor leal commission’s mail ad­ dress is P. O. Box 1393, O r­ lando. s e e Sanford Garden Club land­ scape chairman, Mrs. Charlea Cols is much disappointed but the club will not be able to get the palms they have planned for their new build­ ing, in place in time for the opening Wednesday. Things got snafued, as they have a way of doing, but they will have them in about a month or so to add a touch of tropic beauty to the setting. • e • Joseph Wlmbish Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Wimbish, 410 West Crystal Drive, graduate student at the Un­ iversity of Oklahoma, has been awarded membership in the Mathematical Associa­ tion of America. Students are selected on the basis of sWW4>—and fa* terest In math. The MAA is a national organisation of college mathematicians. • • • City crews didn't waste any time getting the area of F irst Street between Oak and Park marked off into parallel parking to eliminate the tra f­ fic hsxard there. Commission­ ers ordered the change Wed­ nesday noon and early Thurs­ day morning the work sta rt­ ed. • e • By Tuesday, you will prob­ ably see new markings on F irst from Park Avenus to Sanford Avenue when the parking angle is changed from 45 degrees to 30 de­ grees. I t Is hoped that the change will enable motorists to back out without blocking traffic in both lanes. • • e Legislation was introduced a t Tallahassea seeking to change tha name of the Bute Public Utilities Commission to the Florida Public Service Commission. Seems (accord­ ing to UPI) one member of the board objected to being called the “P U" commission­ er. USO Appreciation Commissioner Norman S. Marshall, Salvation Army and member of the U 80 board of governors, will bo the prin­ cipal speaker at the appre­ ciation dinner of the SanfordSeminole USO Tuesday eve­ ning a t Sanford Civic Center. Heaviest loll Suffered By U. S. Forces Seminole County * * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America** §>anfur& Ibralii Phone 82242611 Zip Code 32771 1 Almost 500,000 pounds of Mirex will bn dropped on Seminole County in a gigantic fire a n t control program which gets under way Friday. The pro­ gram will Inst two months. Two serially rigged World War II B-17 bombers will begin dropping their loads on infested areas of Seminole County at 7 a.m. ••• Mirex, the bait to be used in the program, hns n s jv A SAIGON (U PI) — Nine no harmful effects on people, W EATHER: Sunday hi 85, low 53; fair thru Tuesday, hi 85-90, low near 60. Americana were killed today domestic animals, fish, wild­ when Viet Cong troopa ihot VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY. APRIL 19. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 171 life or bees, according to Com­ up three U. S. Army helicop­ missioner of Agriculture Doy­ ters In a jungle battle 280 MOSCOW (UPI) — Sorl*4 le Conner. milei northcaet of Saigon. Premier Alexi Kosygin warn­ Conner also said the bait The combat toll waa the ed today that ths us* of fire leaves no harmful residue In heavieit suffered by Ameri­ bombs and gas by the United milk, meat or crops. cans this year and ona of tha Stats* In Vist Nam could "In­ Planes will take off from biggest of tha war. vite retaliation in kind." Herndon Airport in Orlando Two of the helicopters and will drop their loads in crashed, killing all eight Lake, Orange, Seminole and American crewmen aboard. TALLAHA88EE (UPI) — Volusia Counties. The co-pilot of the third craft Ths 8tat* Patrol aatd Mon­ Seminole County has the was killed when It waa hit day at least 16 persona war* Isrgest number of acres in but tha damaged ‘copter made fested by Ihe fire ' ahl. Ap kilted Ir <«s»tvrr!'-traffic ac­ it back to ba»e with the p'JLai. proximately 208.320 acres in cident* In Florida, six of at the controls. them tn one smathup. the county will be treated. The three helicopter* were Two and one-half pounds of supporting an airlift of Viet­ Mirex will bf dropped per namese troopa into battle DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) acre. when Communist troopa open­ — More than 75,000 college Conner said the four-county Mre. June Linginfelter, 49, ed up from jungle cover with treatment represents the larg atudenU engaged In the an­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — a devastating fusillade of formerly of Sanford, waa kill­ est single bloc ever treated In nual Easter ritual of "flak­ small arms fire. The Legislature opened Its ing out’—doing nothing—to­ ed Instantly In a boating acci­ Florid*. Sunday night, Increasingly third week of the 1905 sesdent in New Smyrna Beach The program Is estimated to day along miles of Florida bold guerrillss fur the first beaches. Friday night, it w aa.teax a^ cost $180,000 and will he 11 ..................... time penetrated U. S. Marine slon today with reapportion"• f nanced by the state, U. 8. Dc mcnCamJ lo n g /P ^ rT al r e here today. Three other per­ positions ringfhg the big psrtment of Agriculture and American airbase a t Da districting rearing their ug­ sons were Injured. PITTSBURGH (U PI) the four counties. Nang, slightly wounding two ly head* ahead of achedule. Funeral services were held Seminole County Is expect­ With some gentle prodding Marines with a barrage of House Speaker K. C. Ho­ this morning at Hughey Fun­ ed to contribute $10,000 to the from the Whit* House/ union band grenade*. well raid before the Legisla­ eral Home in New Smyrna program. The state has auth­ and industry negotiators be­ The Viet Cong grenades ture went home Friday that Beach. Burial waa in Edga- orised the expenditure of gin crisis bargaining today exploded In Marine artillery he would consider naming ■ water. to head off a nationwide steel $40,333 In the four counties. emplacements well within the reapportionment committee Mrs. Linginfelter was a buy strike May 1. defense perimeter esUbliehed deaptte the fact that he e r in the women’s department APPARENTLY IT'TAKES n visitor to Sunfort! to understand parking last month to protect the Da thought the issus would of Cowan’s department store regulations in short block of First Street between Oak and Park. The onNang base from Communist throw a cog in the regular In Sanford for four years. WASHINGTON (U PI) — ntfuin off-uguin diagonal parking, recently changed hack to parallet park­ atUck. business which the lawmak­ Her husband, Lloyd, waa a Unless President Johnson de­ ing, has caused more than one head to be scratched. Parking markers in­ Marine sentries opened fire er* must accomplish. chief petty officer stationed at cides otherwise, 8 a r g e n t dicate both types of parking. When parallel lines were repainted, diagon­ on the intruders, but they es Gov. Haydon Bums has Sanford Naval Air Station Shrlvsr plans to contlnuo bln al lines were not removed, causing this two-wuy parking situation. caped into the darkness with­ promised that he will call a where he operated the Chief’s dual rola as hoed of the out suffering casualties. special session on reapportClub, He now manages the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Peace Corps and dlrsttor of Constitutional amendments eli­ In the air war against lonmrnt following the regu­ Smyrna Yacht Club. tha administration’s "war on North Viet Nam today, 45 U. lar 60-day session. But an­ Coroner Robert H. Mat­ minating school trustees and poverty." S. Navy and Air Fores jeta other problem arose which thews, of New Smyrna Beach, voter approval of school mill flew four aeparaU missions may lead to two extra ses­ who ir,instigated the accident, ago were proposed today for from dawn to dusk. sions. gave Tha Sanford Herald this introduction in tha Legists WASHINGTON (UPI) — County Commission Chair, ahead with legislation lo per­ Alexander **kl. "Mora people American piloU rained five ture. account: Bums and legislative lead­ The governors of II *astern require more water and con­ m in John Alexander said to­ mit development of (heir areas tons of rockeU and bomhi ers have been hoping to han­ The proposals were made by and southern states met here Ths Linginfelter* and an and more than one million dle both legislative reapport­ day he was ’’surprised’’ by by controlling problems of too servation practice* must be other couple, Mr. and Mrs. State School Supt. Thomas today to launch a billlon-dolpropaganda leaflets on Com­ ionment and the realigning Ihe action of the Sanford city much water some time* and pul Into effect now for the fu­ Ray Paterson, were aboard a Bailey, Sen. G. T. Melton, ot lar program for tha rehabili­ ture population. munist territory. boat en route to n cookout. Lake City and Rep. Robert tation of Appalachia — hope­ of Florida’s congressional commissioner* In opposing the too Hill* another,” the chair­ "Sanford certainly stands to Tha planes atUcked two districts—to comply with the Several boat loads of people Mann, of Hillsborough, the fully without ths pork bar­ man said, Water Control Bill. benefit from tbe county-wide mlllUry convoys of more than U.S. Supreme Court’s "onechairmen of the House and rel. “ More buildings moan mote program,” be added. ” 1 don’t were in the party. This action surprised me 100 trucks and showered man, one vote" representation It was t dark night and the Senate education and public runoff during heavy rain* and think Seminole County can af­ boat passed near a shrimper schools committees. leaflets over seven cities with ruling—in ths aingl* extra Inasmuch as they did not dis­ an aggregate population of session. cuss it with the county and that must Ik* collected and ford to stand still with this clos* to the channel, between Twenty-oat counties have VATICAN CITY (U PI) — channeled or flooding occurs,” problem.” about 230,000 persons. tha boat and the land, abolished school trustees by In an Easter message filled Indications are now, how­ their decision apparently was The targets of the psycho! ever, that the redistricting baled on Incorrect or misun­ Llnginfoltcr, who was at the local referendum under a 1956 with hopes for peace, Pope ogles! warfare mission were may havo to be taken cara of derstood Information,’’ Alex­ wheel, took a flashlight and constitutional amendment. The Paul VI Sunday urged th a t tha cities of Vinh, Ha Tinh, during ths regular session or ander said. the party turned to watch the changed proposed by Bailey, every w ar and guerrilla op­ Phu Qul, Phu Dlnh Chau, Ha Alexander said the bill hss shrimping operation. The Lin Mann and Melton would do eration giva way to construeat an extra session in addi­ Trung, Thanh Hoa and Bal glnfelter craft waa going a away with all trustees with­ tivs collaboration.” Tha Pon­ tion to the rrapportlonmcnt not yet been approved in its Trung. final form for passage by the minimum of 30 miles per out a local v o te.. fight. tiff waa obviously referring All the Navy and Air Force hour. At this point the boat The other proposal would put to negotiations to end the “It looks like It won’t be county commissioners or the planes returned safely to struck a prlvatn dock owned school millage entirely In the fighting in Vist Nam. as simple as we had thought," legislative delegation. their aircraft carrier and land He said the bill was prepar­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - said: “ The window to peace by Mrs. Hannah Bonnet, for­ hand* of the county school said Senate reapportionment bases. Pilots reported *n committee chairman Robert ed and advertised for public President Johnson and bis top Is still open, we are still open mer mayor of Naw Smyrna board. In the past, 10 mills countering heavy to moderate comment and that most of the Beach. Williams, of Gracevllle. were levied by school board City Council anti-aircraft fire. military and diplomatic ad to ‘unconditional discussions Concrete piling on tha Bon­ action and 10 mills approved Adjourned session of tha He said hi* committee objections of the city already . . . we are ready to begin dis would soon begin looking In- had been brought to the board’s viaers are agreed—Ihe United emmIvul.ow l. week-tomorrow net dock was moved stx_to 10 biennially - by -the -freeholders Sanford .City. Cammlsrkev-vril!a jtr Tiof ’’’suspend’'' Its or tonight. Come to the meet Tnefiss' by'the force ot tha col­ of the county. There is a con­ bs held at • p. m. tonight at tc - - tv o —red iitrirttiTif —p ta n r -cHeatkm -bj-llie •m inty - m a r City Hall with a sheet «|oadn which have caused the furor. advisory committee, a fact the air strikes against Communist Ing room. We will be there.’’ lision and the Linginfelter stitutional limit of 30 mills. listed. The legislative leaders city manager knew as he North Viet Nam until the In Washington, Secretary ot boat was demolished and sank. To be considered ar* an ap­ have pointed out th at the serves on the committee. State Dean Rusk said that the Reds are ready to come to the Mrs. Linginfelter was dead plication for a liquor Ucoose “Since a previous but dif­ conferenre table. two redistricting plans — United States hsd considered submitted for legislative con­ ferent water control bill failed, WASHINGTON (UPI) — by the Fleet Reserve Associa­ The Chief Executive renew, “ suspending” Its air attacks on arrival at Fish Memorial Mrs. Beverly Alewine, 22 sideration by Florida’* con­ tbe new bill will provide for ed his offer for “ uncondition­ on North Viet Nim but reject Hospital. Defense Secretary Robert 8. tion, 319 Seminole Boulevard; The accident occurred on McNamara will fly to Ha­ approval of monthly w art esti­ charged with first degree mur­ gressional delegation—m a y a referendum vote by Ute peo­ al” peace talks during the ed the idea because "it would the East side of the Indian waii today to dlicuaa ths mates from the Crom Corpor­ der Friday in tbe slaying of mean trouble. ple and I expect it to pass af­ weekend, but he firmly re­ only encourage ths aggress River about 500 yardi south Viet Nam situation with top ation a request for a salary her husband Thursday, Is free The governor said there ter the need and the details of jected suggestions that air at­ or.” on ball today after posting a may tie enough difference be­ the bills are correctly explain­ tacks be halted lo prove U. S. Defense Secretary Robert S. of tha North Bridge in the U.S. military and civilian ad­ reclassification and miscell­ aneous business. tween the two plans to in­ ed to the public,” Alcxandcr “sincerity." $5,000 bond Saturday. McNamara echoed Ihe state­ city limits of New Smyrna viser* In ths Pacific. The first degree murder volve a special session and a seld. In a statement to newsmen ments of Johnson and Rusk Beach. Matthews said bis report warrant, sought by Sheriff J. long fight. •’Other counties ar# moving at his Texas ranch, Johnson when he aaid, “ we have no In has been turned over to Sher­ dication that a cessation of L. Hobby, was Issued by OPEN FR I. the bombing would move the iff Rodney Thursby. There County Judge Karlyle IIouswill bs no inquest, hs said. NIGHT North Vietnamese to discus­ holder Friday afternoon, and Mrs. Peterson, of 1411 Live sions leading lo a termination bond set at $5,000. of their aggression against tha Oak Street, New Smyrna According to Judge HousW*Y1 rwtrr QUAUTY ™ Beach, waa seriously Injured South." holder today, the accused wo­ and la In Flab Memorial Hos­ On the contrary, hs said, tha man's attorney, Gordon Fred­ effect of such a move without pital. erick, did not waive prelimin­ Peterson and Linginfelter an accompanying end of ag­ ary hearing. However, Judge were treated for minor in­ gression against South Viet Housholder baa not set a date juria* and ralaaaod. Nam “ would discourage and for the bearing, If one la to be STE P U P TO dishearten the people of Soutb held. SMART SANDAL Viet Nam.” The slaying took place ear­ ly Thursday fallowing an a r­ BARGAINS! JOHNSON C I T Y , Tex. gument between Mrs. Alewine (U PI) — President Johnson, and her huaband. Tocy. after, suntanned and rested, brought he returned home abort!/ be­ a long Easter weekend at bis WASHINGTON (U PI) — fore 4 s . m. The Whit* House dscldsd to ranch toward an end today. The President’s h o l i d a y go ahead with its traditional weekend was devoted primar­ Easter egg roll today despite Three different atylso ily to rtlaiaUon, but it In­ a morning rain th at left the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) cluded a policy statement on •rounds so rry. — colorful otraw u p ­ Tbe State Development Comm­ Viet Nam and several new Officials said they ruled pers, vinyl aolssl Each ission announced a new slo­ appointments. against postponing tha annu­ gan Monday designed to gen­ Johnson flew to Texas al event because H would pair In Its o n vinyl erate more Industry, sales and Thursday afternoon. He waa disappoint soma of tbs thou­ aaasl Buy nil three o t jobs In Florida. eipected to return to Wash­ sands of young tourist* in tbs Tbe slogan — "Live here? ington today although no da d ty . this Uay prise! S , ML parture time wee enounced. Play here? Than buy here"— TIM E OUT — Catholic U.S. M arines on Hill 327 neur Da N ang South Tbs sgg rolling hours wars ML L XL Tuesday tbe President will kept to tbs original schedule will be placed on tbe bumper* V iet Nam , took tim e out fo r confession and Holy Communion during of cars and tracks traveling begin two days of talks at tbs although it bad bean mining E a s te r service*. T ha prieat is N avy Capt. Paul ToUnd, of Boston. A fter through the state, tha comWhite House with visiting Ital­ intermittently since late Sun­ th e brief break th a M arines w tra back on »*ty guarding th e base against USB TOUR PENNEY CHABGE CAKDI mission laid. ian Prem ier Aldo Mom. day night. Comm unist attack , (N EA Radio-Telephoto) Red Warning: Ex-Sanfordite Dies In Accident Traffic Toll Funeral Today For MrrJune Linginfelter Legislature Faced With 1 Extra Sessions Flaking: Out Gentle Prodding: Bill Would Drop School Trustees Alexander 'Surp rised ' By, City Dual Role Appalachia Hope For Peace Johnson, Advisers Agree On Viet Nam Freed On Bond War Parley a(N tn e u i S U M M E R T IM E SP E C IA L ! Rain Or Not, Eggs To Roll Live, Play Here? *1 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/. 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Cans A*Jax AB Porpoaa 1 Pint 12 ns. 2/33c Cleaner 09c Giant Pkg. Sandwich Six* Pkg. of M 29c Super-Suds 2/49c Baggies 29c PtIcm la thia ad are •and through Saturday. Jana 1J. IMS. With Be Conpant Action BLEACH Without coupon 7*e �Seminole Teachers Snub 'Protest Action' * * * C io c * ’ Letter postmarked Chatta­ hoochee had this notation on back: "Dear Sanford mail­ man: I am not a patient I am a student" (She is. The letter was from Louise Hig­ ginbotham.) s e e Don’t forget to fly The Flag Monday. It's Flag Day, a chance for patriotic cltitens to renew their pledge of allegiance to the United States of America. • • • Seminole County may have to shore a state senator with another county or two under the new reapportionment However, we should bo able to keep one representative for ourselves. • • • Gross sales in Seminole County In April showed an Increase of 21.5 per cent over the same month a year ago. Sales this past April were $8.2 million compared to $0.7 million a year ago. • • • The Howard Johnson chain may build a new motor lodge and restaurant at one o f the Seminole County interchanges on Interstate 4. e • e Surfers and swimmers at New Smyrna Beach report stings from Portuguese menof-war, washed ashore with a lot o f seaweed. e • e Saturday night is the big night for the Clsss o f '40, Seminole High. Banquet and dinner for the reunion class will begin at 7 P-m. at Jim Spencer's. More thsn 100 persons are expected to at­ tend. s e e Miss Linda McClelland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. McClelland, 1120 West First Street, received bee B A de­ gree in physical education In commencement exercises at the University o f South Flor­ ida. She is a graduate o f the Seminole High School Class o f 1942. • • • I f you want to see some­ thing pretty, may we call your attention to the very striking planting o f am­ aranths (a colorful large plant) In front o f Maffett's Auto 8crvico on Commercial Avenue? The brlghtly-hued leaves of the plsnt are eye­ catching and add a spot of beauty to the area. The Maffet's also have many o f the lovely plants around their 25th Street horns. • e • Got any old flags to burn? The American Legion will hold a flag-burning ceremony at the Legion Homo on Hwy. 17-92 on Flag Day, June 14. This is the proper way to dis­ poses o f worn-out flags. Noti­ fy Albert Walter, I\ O. Box 100, Lake Mary, chairman o f the flag-burning committee. • • • Newly elected State Joyces President Don Asher o f Or­ lando will install officers o f the 8outh Seminole Jaycees at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Rolling Hills Country Club. e » * Rudy L. Sloan, a member of the Railroad Workers Union in Sanford, has been appointed to the Florida In­ dustrial Commission's advis­ ory council by Chairman J. D. Wright Jr., also of Sanford. Astronauts Land At Jaxr Go To Houston HOUSTON <UPI) — The happy astronauts, James Mrllivitt and Edward White, returned home to their families today and the start o f a week-long round o f ceremonies In hon­ or o f their record spare flight. • 0 0 JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Spacemen James MrDIvitt and Edward Whits returned home from space and the sea today, and to the cheera of thousand* set foot on dry land for the first time since they soared into apac* one week ago, AH amilea and looking healthy and relaxed, the as­ tronaut* waved to a crowd of more than 3,000 persona as they strode down the gang­ plank o f the carrier USS Wasp and onto a red carpet. A band played "Happy Birthday,” in honor o f MeDivltt, who i* 36 years old today, and then went Into "Around the World in 80 Days." Gov. Haydon Burns pre­ sented the astronauts a plaqus o f the great aeal of Florida and told them: "Welcome to terra firm*, welcome back to the United State* and welcome to the great atate o f Florida." e • • It w ai ths first public welcome fo r the astronauts since they were hurled aloft one week ago today, to apend four daya In space. They were plucked from the A t­ lantic Monday, and taken aboard the Wnap to undergo a scries o f debriefings. McDivitt and White were on tfte ground only about 10 minute*, apeaklng briefly to the Governor, before they walked further along the red carpet and clambered aboard a twin-engine jet waiting to take them to Houston and their wives, children and par­ ent*. "Thank you,” both men re­ plied to Bums when he pre­ sented them with the plaque. The Governor added to MeDivltt: "Happy Birthday." • • • “ We got started her* in Florida and ironically we ended up here," MrDIvitt said, referring to the launch­ ing of their flight from Cape Kennedy. The Gemlnl-4 capsule, the astronauts' horns In space during their flight, was vis­ ible on the deck of the car­ rier. A t Houston, their wives, children and parent* were waiting to greet them with open arma. Only newsmen were to be permitted on the field to witness ths personal welcome home. Police e x p e c t e d some crowds along tha route lead­ ing from the air base to the astronaut*' home* near the Manned Spacecraft Center that directed their historic mission. The big crowds were yet to come in a week o f criss­ crossing the country as the nation'* newest apace heroes. A farewell dinner waa held for them aboard the Wasp Wednesday night. Seminole County * * * * 0 h? on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” jU > a n fflr& * Phone 822-M U ib r a lf c Zip Code 32771 * W EATHER: Wednesday 80-69, rain .78 inch; showers thru Friday, high in 80s, low about 70. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established IUD* THURSDAY, JUNK 10. 1965 Americans Hit Heavily By Viet Cong SAIGON (U r i) — Com­ munist Viet Cong attacking under cover of a mortar bar­ rage captured a district town CO miles north o f Saigon to­ day and overran a U.S. Spec­ ial Force* unit. Casualties were heavy. A U.S. military spokesman in Saigon aald one American waa killed, 13 wounded and six missing in the attack that began before dawn and rag­ ed'through the day, with the guerrillas repulsing govern­ ment counterattacks. Another seven Americans were reported killed there In a helicopter crash. American aource* In the provincial capital o f Phuoc Vinh, 20 milea south o f the Communist-held town o f Dong Xoal, said almost 200 govern­ ment troops had fallen in the battle for control o f Dong Xoal and the nearby U. S. Special Force* camp. While the b a t t l e seesawed throughout the day at Dong Xoal American jet fighter-bombera carried out 70 sortie* over North Viet Nam. m By F a il Brook ahIre A ••• Danube Floods VIENNA (U P I) — Flood wntera o f the Danube Itlver today inundated thousands of acres In Hungary and Caccho- Slovakia. Ends Tour MOSCOW (U PI) — Nor­ wegian Premier Elnar Gerhardsen ended a week - *ong visit to the Soviet Union. He said the tour waa "friendly." Sign Pact BUDAPEST (U P I)— Hungary and Cuba algned an agreement her* to expand the exchange o f good* between the two countries during the remainder o f this year. Solon Protests LT. AND MRS. THOMAS E. JONES arrived in Sanford Wednesday night to nsauntu command of the Salvation Army Corps here. They replace Capt. and Mrs. Harry S. Foden, who were trans­ ferred to Greensboro, N.C. Lieutenant and Mrs. Jones are assuming their first assignment ns commissioned officers, having received their commissions in ceremonies last Saturday night nt Atlanta. Jones is n graduate o f the Univers­ ity of Florida. The couple will reside nt 2019 South Park Avenue. (Herald Photo) Big Picture O f Progress A junior college . . . a port . . . countywide telephone ser­ vice . . . industrial expansion . . . lakefront development. All these pieces of the "Big Picture of Progress” hope­ fully painted for Seminole County in January are begin­ ning to fall Into place, "Progress has been very gratifying,” Loring Burgess, president of the Seminole Counly Chamber of Com­ merce, said today In review­ ing the halfway mark of the Chamber's objectives for 1965. "The progress made thus far wiU very definitely have an economic and commercial impart on this area," Burgess declared. "A ll of these pro­ jects will lead to our growth." The Chamber president said he was "very pleased" with the progress made In the first six months of the year. “ We also are pleased with the excellent support we had from our legislators,” Burgess said. Here is a rundown in cap­ sule form on the major pro­ jects undertaken by the cham­ ber: LAKE MONROE DEVELOPMENT - Dr. Vincent Ro­ berts, chairman. "Prospects of early construction of the marina are extremely bright. Work on preparation of the city's financing ordinance is right on schedule. Engineers' reports have been favorable. All nrecissry legislation has been passed." w SANFORD, P O *T AUTHORITY—Fran­ cis E. Houmlllat Jr., chair­ man. "The Port Authority will come into being July l under the act pissed by the Legislature. We now have the tools to give tiie counly a port. Our (ask as a committee is through. We appreciate out­ standing co-operation accord­ ed our committee by the County Commission In refer­ ence to passing this bill." JUNIOR COLLEGE - C. Vernon Mire and Byron Kim­ ball, co-chairmen. "Junior College bill signed Into law. Give* the county $30,i)00 for planning and organising the college for opening in 19G6 67." METROPOLITAN T E L E PHONE — George Touhy, chairman. "A hearing by the Florida Public Service Com­ mission has been pledged as soon as possible—probably In July. The Commission will rule on the county-wide tollfree 'phone service this sum­ mer. It appears that this stumbling block to Seminole County progress will soon be removed. Wo are confident that before 1965 passes into history, we will have our Metro 'phone system." INDUSTRIAL W. Scott Bums and Carl Srhilkr, cochairmen. "Expansion of the Cohla boat plant already is underway with the addition of a new 1130,ouo building. An­ other plant in Sanford is ex­ pected to announce plans for a big expansion soon. Other in­ dustries added this year In­ clude Blake Paint Company, American Hickory Company, General Battery and Spark­ plug. Most of the industrial committee members spent a great deal of time in working on Port committee.” AGRICULTURE-Gtn. J. C. Hutchison, chairman. "Funds have been voted by the Legis­ lature for the expansion of the Central Florida Experimental Station.” AHMED FOBCES — Mick X. Cleveland Jr., chairman. "Congress has approved $7.3 million lor expansion at San­ ford Naval Air Station. We expect some or all of the mon­ ey to lie appropriated. Exten­ sion of thu North-South run­ way, a new aircraft control tower, a new enlisted men’* barracks and bachelor offi­ cers' quarters are Included in new building plans." OAS Mediators To Try Again SANTO DOMINGO (U PI) — Inter-American mediators will try uguin today to per­ suade rebel Col. Francisco Caanianu In-no to agree to a compromise settlement o f the Dominican crisia. The three-man team sent here by the Organization of American SUtea (OAS) con­ ferred with Maj. Gen. An­ tonio Imlicrt Barrera, chief o f the military-civilian Junta, with unannounced result*. WASHINGTON (U PI) — U.S. consideration of Cuba'* request for membership in a United Nations maritime or­ ganisation w a s vigorously protested by Florida Con­ gressman Paul Rogers, Pope Flies VATICAN CITY (U TI) — Pope Paul VI files to tha northern city of Pisa today to attend the Italian Nation­ al Eucharistic Congress and deliver what Vatican aources described aa an Important speech. Record Budget FLORIDA NO. 209 Senators Get First Toehold On Remapping TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — A Senate committee waa to discuss today a reapportionment plan that may be the first toehold for the sluggish •peels! session o f the Florida Legislature. Both houses convened at 11 a.m. The Senate apportionment committee la to gather at 2 p.m. and consider a bill from Rep. Ralph Turlington to make the House have front 100 to 106 member* and a Senate 60 to 54. "This seems to have the most barking ao far o f any plan of which I have heard," Sen. John Mathewa said, "but I do not believe it could get a majority vote if we balloted today." e * * Rut the bill could be the base for a compromise. Its supporters already include th# widely varying viewpoints o f Rep. Emerson Allaworth of populous Broward to Rep. John Crews o f tiny Baker and Rep. L a w t o n Chiles o f middle-sited Polk. Tha bill's first test Is in the Senate committee which is forced to act faster than the House because of a twoday rule adopted by the Sen­ ate. Tl)# Hops* Committee on Rsa^ortidnmont has sev­ en day* to a ct s e e LAKELAND (U PI) — The Florida Citrus .Commission w ill'll* asked to approve a record $17,750,000 budget for th* 1$66-66 citrus season at its meeting here next Wed­ The bills. In that committee nesday. The proposed budget are not dua until next Tues­ Is $9 million ovev that o f this day and Houss committee season. chairman Georg* Stallings cautioned his group against Sales Increase voting out • crash "program" JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Just to gat a plan on th* cal­ Th* 663 Winn-Dixie super­ endar by next Tuesday. markets In the south showed Unless th* seven day rule a 6.2 per cent aales increase Is extended by the Huuse the In the four-week period end­ six proposals that were In ing May 29, compared to th* the committee could be pulled same period last year, the out whether action was taken company announced today. or not. The four-week volume this The Benate committee kill­ year waa $70.72 million and ed ita first two bills Wed­ for the 4K-wrrk period ending nesday and skipped over the th* same day It waa $844.97 question o f whether It favor* million. a legislature amallrr or larg­ er than tha present 43-sen­ Under Pressure ator, 112-representative for­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — mula. The Senate finance commit­ Neither o f the two bills tee hoped to wind up work met ths population criteria today on the $4.8 billion ex­ o f th* U. S. Supreme Court, cise tax cut bill, opening the although their *|>unaors ap­ way fur floor consideration parently intended fur them neat w e e k . Members were to. under pressure from the ad­ ministration In take the same view aa President Johnson Pedestrian Hit toward the proposed tax cuts. Mrs. Margaret It. Adams, Particularly at Issue waa the 66, o f 1118 South Park Ave­ approach toward th* present nue, waa injured Wednesday 10 per cent tax on new car*. afternoon about 5:30 o'clock Magna Carta LONDON (U PI) — Queen Elisabeth II led today a dis­ tinguished anniversary serv­ ice at vast St. Paul's Cathed­ ral to mark tha sealing of the Magna Carta 760 years ago at Runnymede. when aha waa struck by a car while crossing the street at 13th Street and Park Ave­ nue. She waa admitted to Semlnola Memorial Hospital. Name o f ths driver and other details are not available, aa no police accident report has been filed yet. Portrait O f Football Hero Turned Murderer EDITOR’ S NOTE: Laat Friday, ■ tall, well-dressed young n u entered a small bank in the cattle town of Big Spring*, Neb., and shot four perioni. Three of them died. Today, a college foot­ ball hero is being hunted across the country, accused of tha deadliest bank rob­ bery in modern history. A UPI reporting (cam of Wil­ liam Brinton o l the Topeka, Kan., bureau; James R. Quinn ol tha Omaha bureau, and David Smothers of the Chicago bureau was assign­ ed to discover what happen­ ed and why. The following is their report. BIG SPRINGS, Nab. (U PI) — Eleven daya ago, Duane Pope had a brand new college degree and a brand new gun. Today, he is the most want­ ed man in lb* country. It is the firm belief o f the men bunting Duane Pope that some hidden turmoil, some desperate compulsion, led him from the graduation exercises at McPherson College in cen­ tral Kansas last May 30 to this sleepy Nebraska panhan­ dle town and masa murder. Three persona are dead: Andress (Andy) KJaldgaard, 77. longtime president of ths Farmers State Bank of Big Springs; Glenn liandrickton, 60, KJeldgiard'a cashier and working companion for almost 40 years, and Mrs. Lois Ann llothan, 35, bank teller and re­ cently widowed mother o f two young sons. Franklin KJeldgaard, Andy's 25-year-old nephew and righthand man, lay in a Denver hospital gravely wounded and paralyzed from tho waist down. The little red brick building by the side of U. S. 131 last Friday contained th* most ruthless and d e I i b e r a t • slaughter committed in tha robbery o f a bank in modern memory. Dusos Pope, 22, an all- American boy with a grin as big as the Kansas prairies, was named as the killer. If what follows is the true story o f Duane Pope, it is an American tragedy p l a y e d against a background of coun­ try towns, football fields, gravel roads, lonesome farm homes, and the infinite, roll­ ing vastneis of the great plains. It is a Horatio Alger story with a sick ending. Dusne Pope had nothing go­ ing for him but a farm boy's muscle and a determination to gat ahead. Also, a knack of slipping past offensive tackles and cutting down the quarter­ back on football afternoons in the fail. lie came from Roxbury, a dot on the Kansas prairie where his father, Earl, tried to keep his wife, five boys and three girls going on a rented farm with a Junk busi­ ness on the side. Duane waa the first in his family |o go to college. The big, rangy kid—« feet-2 and 175 pounds of him — won an athletic scholarship at Mc­ Pherson College, a five-buildlog bastion of higher learning which serves 400 youngsters 12 miles down tha road from Roxbury. During the school gear. there was a Janitor's Job to keep Duane going. And in the biasing Midwest summers, Duane Joined up with the com­ bine crews which every year work their way up through the baartiand from Texas to Canada, harvesting the wheat At least twice—perhaps five limes—Duane Pope's combine crew passed through the roll­ ing Nebraska Sandhills coun­ try, wrhere tha Sioux once roamed their hunting grounds and a man known as Buffalo Bill Cody made his home. Last yasr. Pope's combine crew waa rained in in the Sandhill*, lie had three or four daya to loaf around, shoot tha bretae in tha bear parlors, and laarn the lay of th* land. People around Big Springs can atilt remember Duane Pope from that time. At eolltg* Duane was ths kind of guy evaryone seems to ilka and — Inretrospect — no­ body really knew. He was a good anough de­ fensive football end to make All-Kansas Conference. And he waa laader anough to be elected co-captain of tha foot­ ball team along with his roommate, Nick Petrucci of Trafford, P*. He played clar­ inet In the school band and he majored in Industrial arts, a (Ceatiaaod On Rage 2) FEA Endorsed But Censure Bypassed By Dottle Austin Seminole County Education Association has no plans to demonstrate any "protest ac­ tion" heie, President Ernest Cowley said today. “ We endorse the request o f the Florida Eduration As­ sociation (F E A ) for a Nntlonsl Education Association (NEA) investigation hut local teachers have been more (Related story nn page 10.) or less promised some sort o f raise, so there has been no discussion o f censure or pro­ test here,” Cowley said. Two years ago Seminole teachers received an acrossthe-hoard Increase boosting starting salaries from $4,200 to $4,400 with scaled In­ crease* for older teachers. Indications are that the county school board will work out another increase this year to keep the salaries of local teachers In line with that of surrounding counties. (School board meeting was scheduled for 1 p.m. today.) NEA TO LEARN •PARTICULARS' WASHINGTON (U PI) — Two representatives o f the National Education Associa­ tion (N E A ) will visit Talla­ hassee soon to find out "the particulars” o f a Florida Ed­ ucation Association (FE A ) request for an investigation in the state. Dr. Richard R. Kennan, ex­ ecutive secretary o f the par­ ent group'* Nutionul Comin I • a i u n o n Professional Rights and Responsibilities, said the representatives should make the trip to Flor­ ida in the next 10 day*. "All we know right now Is that we've been asked to make an Investigation. W* don't know any o f th* par­ ticulars," Kennan said. The FEA directors made the request for the NEA In­ vestigation last month, charg­ ing that "politics” playrU too much o f a role In Florida ed­ ucation. Tha uction cams in the wake o f the Legislature's rrfusal to go against Gov. Haydon Burns' opposition to new taxes by voting • teach­ er pay raise. The purpose o f sending representatives to Tallahas­ see, Kennan said, ''will be to find out whut FEA wants, to try to find out if a full in­ vestigation would bo feuaildu, and if it Is, to establish thu nature and the timing of the Investigation." HILLSBOROUGH TEACHERS PROTEST TAMPA (U PI) — Hillsborough County teuchers have joined the growing ranks of thos# in official protest over low wages rind general work­ ing conditions in Florida. The teacher* voted at a mass meeting here to rensuro several public officials, In­ cluding Gov, llaydutt Hums, for the way In which the ed­ ucational problems in Florida have been handled. REAR ADM. William A. Evans, chief supply officer in the U. S. At­ lantic Fleet, will retire June 30 from active du­ ty after 31 years serv­ ice in the Navy and will make his home nt Sar­ asota. He will become a member o f the new board of naval super­ visors o f the Sanford Nnvnl Academy. Sanford Pilots Practicing For Vloyment Navy flyers this week bogin a two-week period o f In­ tensive night carrier landing practice In preparation for de­ ployment aboard aircraft car­ rier! o f the Pacific Fleet In the near future. Several step* to minimis* distracting flight activity dur. Ing evening hour* are present­ ly being taken. Flights *r* be­ ing scheduled as closa togeth­ er a* possible In order to fin­ ish as early as possible. R V A H -3 , R V A H -7 »t»4 R V A H -lt, the squadron* In­ volved In tha night landing practice, are combining pe­ riods of practice whenever possible In an effort to leasen flying time The East-West runway la used to keep aircraft away from populated areas. Th# station's other runway Is closed for runway extension testing and Is not available for use. The increased flight activ­ ity I* necessary to prepare th* three squadron* for upcoming carrier operations. Night car­ rier landings require hours o f practice. Each of the 22 pi­ lots currently involved In night carrier landing prnctirc must make 200 landings before ho Is eligible to attempt ■ carrier landing. The practices are necessary fur defense of the country, aa well as the safety o f th* pi­ lot and his multi-million dollar nlrrraft, Navy offlrlnU aald. Navy official* said they aro aware o f tha distraction caus­ ed by this increased night ac­ tivity and are making every effort to reduce the temperary annoyance. Thu present schedule call* for night landing practice dur­ ing weekday evenings through June 2.1. W hy Buy OUT OF TOWN? LOOK AT THESE SALK PRICES — Limited Quantities. No Sales to Dealers. THERE ARE NEW TIRES—NOT 8ECOND8 AMT 8I7.K SIDEWALL 35 50 50 50 6:00x16 7:50x14 8:00x14 8:00x15 Black Black Black White PRICE* ea. ea. ea. ea. 9.95 9.95 9.95 19.25 •PRICES— Plus Excise Tax and Tire O ff Your Car BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGE8 TIR ES COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT BAD REPAIR 405 W. F in t Bt. HANFORD. FLORIDA �College Football Hero Turned Murderer (OW Hbwd From Pave l> i play for them." And assistant football coach fancy phrase for building and mechanical trades. The col­ Don Widring: “ I don’t bcllrve lege gave him a C-plus aver- t ever saw Duane wilh a girl In four years.” •ga. But there were girls. There "H e hated to hurt things," Petrucd recalls. "1 remem­ was Ramona Lowe of Mc­ ber one Ume he asked me not Pherson, daughter o f a retired to step on a spider crawling United Brethren Church min­ across the floor of our room. ister. “ I don't think many people He said ‘ Let it live.' "Ha was a great guy, one tried to like him ," Ramona o f the greatest guys 1 ever said. "H e waa shy and with­ drawn. He’d blush when a girl mm know." Merlin L. Frantr, dean of said 'HP to him ." And there waa another girl, academic affairs at McPher­ son, remembered "h e's Uie after Ramona. She attended bind o f fellow who always hid McPherson for one semester a grin. He was the kind of and left without giving a reafellow you expect to find walk­ son. Today she was under po­ ing down the hall smiling at lice guard at a home for un­ wed mothers in Fort Worth, y ou ." Buddy Taylor o f Thomas, Tex. Her baby was born Mon­ Okie., quarterback on the day. Sometime shortly after the football team: "H e waa al­ ways by himself. Girls liked slaughter at Big Springs, po­ him, but be didn't make a lice believe Duane telephoned the girl at Port Worth. Last month, graduation day on May 20. he priced a sec­ ond-hand gun at C a r l o s Crabb's town and country store in McPherson, went away and came back a week later. This time, Crabb said he could have a 22 automatic Strum-Buger — a nine-shot weapon with a six-inch barrel —for $37.30, Ten dollars down and the rest on time, Crabb said. It was a deal, Thrre day* later, Duane Pope became a bachelor of arts, That day, he told Ra­ mona Lowe he planned on working around McPherson. He told his older brother Ger­ ald he didn't quite know what he planned to do. At that moment, Duane Pope had more than tl.000 In bank loan debt*, a caterpillar tractor and an ancient but sporty 1939 Bulck convertible which he had bought with bit wheat harvest earning* last summer. But now, the college grad­ uate was taking it easy back home. A week ago laat Wed­ nesday be borrowed ISO from hla father. He said he waa go­ ing to Oklahoma to look for work—any kind of work. And the melodrama of Big Springs began. At Sallna, Kan., early last Thursday, a gangling young man came lo Phil Marlin’s car rental agency and rented a 1903 light green, two-door, Chevrolet Impale. He signed the rental papers Duane Pope. That evening, just before dark, the green Chevrolet wheeled up to a motel at Ogallalal, Neb., • storied cattle trail town 4J0 mites from Se­ lina and 22 miles from Big Springs. The long-jawed, long- limbed young man with the gold-capped front tooth who waa driving registered as Du­ ane Pope. He checked out at 8 o'clock the next morning. The daugh­ ter-in-law of the motel owner said the young stranger sat in hla car in the parking lot for an hour afterwards. He teemed to be reading. Th« day waa beginning in Big Springs. Andy KJeldgaard and his brother, Carl, had owned the Farmers State Bank since 1927. They were first generaDon Danas and they had flourished on the prairies. Carl and hla ton, Wayne, 38, ran the family’s considerable cattle and wheat operations. Andy and Carl's son, Frank­ lin, took care of the bank. “ Andy could be a little hardnosed about a loan," Deuel County Atty. Robert E. Richardi recalled. “ But If there was somebody with a hard luck story or a kid starting off to college, he’d lend them money on nothing. A lot of people didn't know that.” There are only 310 persons living In Big Springs and nothing much has happened there since outlaw Sam Bass and his gang held up a Union Pacific train at the depot in 1877 and got away with $60,000 In gold. It is a free and easy place, with a rich flavor of the West. A sign close to town ■ays "Warning: Swedes on their way to town have the right of way.” At 11:13 a.m. the green Chevrolet came over the crest of a bill and down into the valley of Big Springs. The car came down U. S. 138, veered off into a aide street, came back aloog a gra­ vel road, and flopped along­ side the bank. If the man in the car had been wearing levls and a blue workshirt, Big Springs folks might not have paid much at­ tention. But the man wbo got out o f the car was dressed In a neat dark business suit, white shirt, striped tie, and he carried a brief case. Such people are watched in Big Springi. At least four persons say they aaw him go into the bank. Franklin KJeldgaard h a a told wbat happened afterwarda. The man walked to Andy'a desk and asked for a loan on a farm. Andy said “ you'll have to go to Ogallala for that” and turned toward his The bandit ordered Frank lin to bring him the money from the telleri’ drawer* Franklin obeyed. The man told 31ra. llothan to get the money from the vault. She brought billi from an old safe In the vault but did not open a newer safe. Why not 7 The man with the Ruger asked. It has a time lock, Mri. Hothan said. "Lady, don't play game* with m e," the itranger said He ordered everyone to lie face down on the floor behind the counter. Then he proceeded to kill them. • • • There waa a silencer, ap­ parently homemade from piece of iron pipe, on the automatic. Andy got it fln t— p riv a te o ffic e . T h e m an d rew first through the heart and a Strum-Ruger from his brief­ then In the neck. Franklin was shot next, hut the bullets case. Sixth Graders At Altamonte At Splash Party By Julia Dartoa A aplaih party and supper o f hamburger*, French frlea, chips, cold drinks, and cup cakes, were enjoyed by Mrs. Trane King's sixth grade • seniors nnd their guests at Sanlando Spring*, Having ftm also (right photo) were Gail Lin­ coln, James Jarrard and Murcia Easterling. (Herald Photos) Mrs. Rute*U Hulbert o f Lake Seminary Circle, tha gracious hostess, assisted by Mr*. Thoms* Brockenbrough, 1 Mrs, Roy Gilbreath, and Mr*. Bayard Smith, along with lome o f tha children’s fath­ ers, war* in charge o f char­ coal broiling hamburger* for the 3d hungry youngslen. Mr*. Robert Newell, certi­ fied swim instructor, super­ vised the aplaih party, Thera were 27 girls and nine boy* in Mrs. King'* class. Attending the pnrty were Sharon Adame, Cheryl Bowman, Cheryl Urigge, Dix­ ie Burks, Jane Conlay, An­ ita Crocker, Rosanne Danko, Dotty David, Janet GopR-ft, Kathy Hargis, Susan Headley, Katie Ileffernan, Sandra Jooa, Debra Knowlden, Judy Loftin, Vicki Marvui, Jlnia Meyer, Mary Newell, Jull Pederaen, L o r a 1 n e Perry, Karen Rrnkea, Gall Smith, Ann Willlamaon, D e b b i e Worland, Jana Wymore, and Sandy York. Boya attending were Kent Berg, Tommy Brockenbrough, Reggie Gilbreath, Robert Kershner, Steve Llgac, Chuck Hulbert, John Hanna, Rich­ ard Pyna, and Mark Reno. HOSTESSES for uplnsh party and supper honoring Mrs, Trene King's Al­ tamonte Elementary sixth grade clasn were (left to right) Mra. Russell Hulbert, Mra. King, Mra. Roy Gilbreath, Mrs. Thomas Brockenbrough, and Mrs. Bayard Smith. (Herald Photo) Football Star At SHS Wins Doctor Degree 3faredlth Lee Scott, a for j mer Seminole High School football captain, will gradu ate from the University of Florida medical school thli Sunday at Gainesville. M. L. SCOTT W. W. Hendricks Dies At Atlanta GRAY LADIES receiving their enps, pins nnd certificates nt a ceremony nt Plnecrest School are from left, seated, Lois Glisson, Dorothy MacDonald, Judy M. Boicc, Hetty J. Sullivan Icndcraon. In tho background, and Mary E. Hci 13 Gray Ladies Are Named At Pinecrest School Thlrtato women ware pre­ sented certificates, caps and pins at a "Capping and Pin­ ning'' ceremony at the Pinem a t School May 28 at 7:30 p.ni. and officially became Gray Ladles. The Red Cross conducts a 17-hour training class and wbeQ tha women receive their caps and pins they aisist with tha health program In tha various schools. This particular group will take turns working in the Health Room at the PlDccrcst Elementary School, where one Gray Lady is on duty every school day to help with any tmergenry or ailment that needs attention by the chil­ dren. Those recclvlog their cre­ dential* were Judy M. Baice, Evelyn Crabtree, Nancy LFebd, Lois Gllsson, Mary E. Henderson, Elisabeth Horton, Dorothy MacDonald, Doris EPhillips, Evelyn Rodgers, Bet­ ty J. Sullivan, Pat Dunn, Doris J. Thornton and Mar­ garet Tucker. Dr. M. A. Nesmith Jr., chatraaan of the Seminole ARC, presided at tha cere­ mony. Mrs. Esther Court pre­ sented the caps; Mrs, Slovenhay, of the Seminole County Health Department, present­ ed tha pins, and Dr. Nesmith awarded tha certificates. Evelyn Rodgers, Doris E. Phillips, Evelyn Crnbtree, Elizabeth Horton and Doris J. Thornton. Other class members not in the picture were Nancy Fchd, Margaret Tucker and Pat Dunn. Hove Workshop GOP Leaders Snub Goldwater COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PI) tha Ohio County chairmen — Hrjmhlirnn* had thrlr polled on potential speaker* said they wanted to hear mobilisation order* for 19(18 him. today and it was clear many "Nobody w a n t e d him," of tha party Iradrra ara not Ohio finance committee chair­ counting upon former Srn. man Hit-hard P. Nlehoff said Barry M. Goldwater to trad during a newa conference in Ilia attack in next ycar'a which former Vice I‘resident campaign. Richard 3t. Nixon, caught o ff Nobody read tha titular ba*a, had explained Goldwabead of tha party out o f tha trr'a absence through an ap­ ranka of the fight being parent conflict o f schedules. mobilised for next year's con­ Nixon smiled and aald ha gressional and state rare* but was aura Goldwater had a battalion o f top GOP lead­ plenty o f speaking engage­ er* never mentioned hi* nama in a irrie* of eppeeh** aero**1' Ohio Wedtirsday night. The purty'a stululaid-brar* rr o f only right months ago ■ ain't even Invited to the big unity fea*t because non* uf Mrs. Dorothy Miller, chair­ man of the Gray Lady In the school program, led tha Gray Lady pledge and the main ad­ dress o f the evening waa giv­ en by Larry M. Solomon, Na tKinsi Field Representative of the American Red Cross. Herold Hcekcnbacb, Pin*, crest principal, eaplaincd the school role In the program and Dr. Frank Leone, director of the County Health Depart­ ment apoke on the depart­ ment's work la the program. Following the ceremony a social hour waa enjoyed and refreshments served by lb* school PTA with Mrs. W. B. RiCharde, p r e s i d e n t , ia charge. Democrats To ments. The series o f eight |100 a plate dinner* which netted the Grand Old Party more than |1 million had epeakar* o f many shades of Republi­ can belief. They Included former Prea­ idant Dwight D. Elsenhower, Nixon, three big state gov­ ernor*, two senators, a con­ gressman and two potential candidates from California and Illinois. All paid tribute to Republican National Chair­ man Ray C. Blisa. By Donna Eaten A praelnet workshop will bn conducted at regular mast­ ing o f tha Semlnola County D e m o c r a t i c Association scheduled for 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Altamonte Spring* Town Hal] located on Longwood Av«nue (SR 427) one block north o f SR 438, Mr*. Betty Carter, vice chairman of the Orange County Democratic Executive Committee, and Ml** Alice McMahon, vice president o f th* National Young Demo­ crat* and secretary o f the Orange County Democratic Executtv* Committee, will conduct tha workshop. William W. (Bill) Handrlcki, 36, formrr Sanford resident, died Wednesday at his home In Atlanta, Ga. Born in Greenville, S. C., he camu to Sanford In 1948 and waa gradualad from Semlnola High School In 1949. He waa a member o f First Baptist Church here. He attended Stetson Uni­ versity and served with the U. 8. Air Force and with the U. S. Army where, after serving several months in Germany, h* waa assigned to the criminal investigation di­ vision a* criminal investigat­ or with headquarter* In Washington, D. C. Ha was a member o f the American Le­ gion. Son o f the late O. R. Hen­ dricks and Mrs.] Lacy 31. Grantham, o f 10 West Vol- Scott, bom In Detroit, Mich., ia the aon o f Lawton R. Scott and the late Kota Catherine Scott o f 407 Scott Avenue. Ha was graduated from Semlonle High in 1957 after lettering In football and track for three years. H t was captain of th* football team hla senior year. A t Semlnola High h* alao waa a member o f tha Student Council, Gist Club and Honor Roll. He received hla bachelor o f science degree in chemistry in 1961 from tho University o f Florida. Scott is married to tha former Helen Pittard, o f San ford. They have two children, Deborah, 8, and David, 1H. The 6cott family will de­ part June 18 for Cincinnati, where Scott will serve hla in­ ternship at Cincinnati Gan era) Hospital. uala Avenue, DcLand, ha was married to th* form er Mia* Grace Ragland o f Daytona Batch. In addition to hi* w ift and mother, ha ia survived by hla maternal grandmother, 3trs. Ola Water*, of DcLand. Services are in charge of Allen - Summerhlll Funeral Home, DeLand. HAROLD GREENE, aon o f Mr. and Mrs. Everett Greene o f Oak­ land Estates, is winner o f a five-day trip to California in a Forest City food store con­ test. He leaves Monday and while in California will tour Disneyland, take a harbor cruise, see Marineland, Knotta Berry Farm and attend a major league baseball game among other In­ teresting visits. (Herald Photo) » TMM CIMCVIT CO L ET. SIX TH JUDICIAL CIMCVIT OF f l o n id a in A n n r o w s i x in aL M COCNTT. CMANCXEY AO. IdWd FE D E R A L NATIONAL M O RTOAOE ASSOCIATION, a aorpor. atlas, P la in tiff, JIMMIB It OLIISON and UAitr h . a Lisbon , nt* wif*, D *(*nd*n M i), AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT AMENDED n o n e s o r e v r r nr CDX SI CDN I* Legal Notice i* r iw c r r r covet or xtVTH J t n ir r t i. m i . tmm C U T . IV AVD foe w e m , r lom o x lx (M A x r c n r x o . U ABK L T. MEEICf. ^ atlMINOLB ih u P la in tiff ®l«p Ovlaan*. La. ™ H ERKBT NOT!P lh t» that a fnm pU tnt fo r Dl v u rr, haa b»*n filed against you. an* yon are required to ••rva a copy o f your , m « . r th* fom Vlalnt on th * p la in tiff* attorney HAH. COULTER. ycr. •at City, Florid*, on * fll* tho a n * »a r o r pleading >» ♦ha o ffice of lb* clrrk o f th* Circuit Court of Srm lnol* Connty on or before th* jeth >»*»• w you fait «• 4# oo. a dacret pro een ftta o W*iV U ', *B ***lnat V*u fo r rellaf demanded la tho com - •8 Legal Notice Doted ot F o r »,t City, FI or•a*, aoininol* County, thla Hh day o f Jon*, J»|». (SEAL) * r ,h “ * H. Beckw ith, J r , Clark o f tha Circuit Court. Seminole County, Sanford. Florid* By Martha T. V lhlo* l l s r t t y Coulter Box m « For*** City. Fla. TublU h: J u s , je . IT. 14. July L The bronz* itatu* known a* th* Colo■tui o f Rhode* w*i a representation of Hel lo*, the Greek *un god. THOMAS E. MEEKS. ... _ Defendant TO. Mr. T h o m ,, E. Meeks H oward'* Junction Truck Brumley, Thomas A. Deppen, Earl Bourguardez, Harvey B. Bloodsworth, o f Sanford Police Department; Richard Boyd, Gayle Howe and Earl Gena Beall, o f sh eriffs office; and Wil­ liam T. Randall, Casselberry Police D ept John Erwin, FBI agent who instructed group (dark auit), presented certifi­ cates. (Herald Photo). • n x m s x foreclosure TOl JIMMIE iL QLISBON and M ART II. Q LISBON, hi* w lf«, who** re,id*no* and whereabout* are unknown. YOU ARE H EREBY NOTI­ F IE D that a Complaint to fo r e , cloaa a certain m ortgage on cum borln* tha fo llo w in g d o aerthod real property, to -w it t Lot t. B lock E, TAN GLEWOOD SECTION T H R E E REPEAT, a ccord in g to tho plat th ereof a* recorded la Flat Book ia, P ea* II. Pub­ lic Reoorde o f g a a la o l* County, Florida, ha* b*rn fl!*d against you In tho s to v e -s ty le d suit, th* *hort till* o f which 1* Federal Na­ tional M ortgage Aaaoclatlon, a corporation organised under an Act o f Congress and a ilr iln g pursuant to tha F *doral Na­ tional M ortgage Aiaoclatloa Charter Act. h aving Ita prin­ cipal Of fir* |n (ha City o f W ashington. D lilrlrt o f C olum ­ bia, D a ln tlff, v*r*ua, JIMMIB M. C1MMSON and M AflY It. C1LISKON, hi* w ife, D efend■ntr«i and you are required to #*rv* a cop y of your Answ er o r other pleading to tha Complaint on F la la tltr* Attorney, Cleve­ land, Slepbenenn A Mite, Suita 1)1 Senfnrd Atlantic N ational l)ank Building, Benfurd. F lo r­ ida, and fll* tho o rigin a l A ns­ w er o r other pleading In tha o f flea of tha Clark o f th* C ir­ cuit Court on o r before th* 11th day o f July, A. D. 1 * 0 . I f you fall to do se, a decree pro eo n feeoo w ill ba taken aga in st you fo r tha raliaf demanded in th* Complaint. Thl* Nolle* shall b# publishI one* a weak for fo u r co n ­ secutive weeks In Th* Panfnrd Herald, * newspaper circulated In Seminole County, Florid*. Dated this Ilk day o f Jun*. A. D. I M i. (SE A L) A rthu r H. Beckw ith, J r . Clerk a f Circuit Court CLEVELAND, STEPHENSON * MIZE Attorney* fa r P la in tiff P. O. Draw er I Sanford, F lorid * Publish! Juno 11, IT, 14, Ju ly L PlElRI* MEMBERS OF SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT, Sem­ inole County S h e riff! Office and Casselberry police Depart­ ment who completed recent FBI firearm* school have receiv­ ed certificates. Those completing course a n Charles B. Fagan Jr., Johnnie L. Parker, Richard J. Nooney, Michael Rotundo, Joe T. Hickson, John E. Dodson, Russell W. Tench Jr„ John W. Rumbley, Ben E. Butler, Arnold 8. Williams, Donald E. • The green car, Rlchardi believes, had shot up U. S. 138 two miles to U. S. 30, turn­ ed right, daihed 11 mile* to Brule, Neb., and then beaded south for Kamaa on a gravel county road. Two planes from Big Springs and three from Imperial, Neb., to the south, were converging over the area. A few more mlmitea of clear ikies and the Big Spring! killer was trapped. But the cloud* opened up, the raina poured down—three inches deep before the gullyw ither was over — and tha planes turned back. The green car aped on. In the briefcase on the front K i t wai precisely $1,389—chicken feed by the standards of any professional thief. "If he wasn't such a goof, such an amateur, we'd havt caught him ," Richards said. "He did everything wrong, Picking the bank with a time lock. Wearing those clothes. Advertising his own name. Not wearing a mask. And kill­ ing to wipe out the witnesses. Killing is the last thing a pro wants to do.'' Duane Pop* la hunted from tba Sandhills to Tasaa. In th* wheat and cattla country, al­ most any tail, young mxn with a long Jaw ia suspect. students o f A l t a m o n t e Spring* Elementary School a* one o f the final activities of th* school year. H18 'N* HER outfits (left photo) were sports by (left to right) John Applcbce, Cheryl Johngon, Y etU Miller and Lynwood 1a >c n t th e " A f­ ter Graduation” party for Lyman High School m ined hi* h«*rt and cam* within ■ friction of an inch of hi* ipinal column. Mrs. Hothan and Hcndrickaon died in lucceision. Each victim got two bullets. Somewhere In the procen, FBI agent* later determined, a ninth bullet waa watted. The killer'* gun waa empty — and at that moment the front door opened. Otto Mauaer, a 74-year-old wheat fanner from alx mllea out of town, wanted to make a deposit. He puthed open tba g lu t door of the bank and found himielf facing t b a young stranger. The man mut­ tered "How do you d o ," to 3!auter, and went out tha door. Six per ton i atw him coma out and drive north out of Big Springs on U. 8. 13S the way he came. 3!auier beard a groan sod aaw tba bodies. Franklin KJeldgaard dragged himielf high enough to trigger th* alarm underneath the counter. Roadblocks were set up. Yet the tall man in the green car aped on along the country roads and, when capture aeemed sure, the very ele­ ment! saved him. "V the rain had held off for five more mlnutei," Richard* said later, "w e would have bad him." c V �■ ?» DtnfurB Nrnlll June 10, 1965 — Papre 8 ECKERD ECKERD D rua S to res Drua Sto res • Montgomery Ward Shopping Plata -Orlande FRIDAY SPECIAL afun-packed, • I North Orange Annuo •Orlando AI.L THR FRIED FISH all-expenso^Mid • 2872 Esti Conway Road •Orlando • 1601 South Orjngs Avenue-Pinacaitle • 701 South Orlando Avenuo •Winlsr Part WILLIAM HALBACK (left), president of Wall Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, was honored for his superior performance and serv­ ice during 19G4 at a Genera] Electric meeting in Jacksonville recently. He was presented a “ Quo­ ta Buster" plaque by M. Cole, of GE. V • Somlnolo Piets Shopping Cantor •Cantlbeny ?•!*> • Sanford Plow-Sanford 99 * F. Fries, Cole Slaw, Hot Rolln & Ilutter m in new,exciting ,* i Mi PRICES G O O D THRU SAT. YOU CAN RAT FOR Tevlt V* heeled *1 the tthvlem, el new OeWtens Metel lefefee fediee :&•: Kette teeth. Tee’ll lev* the hteuflM peel, th* powder eoft send* ee j;j;$ rhe Oulf el Medeo . , . yevD An* levhhty In Oulf lens kiury. Saturday Special AM, THR Limited Quantities Soma Item* SPAGHETTI YOU CAN EAT FOR S w ift's G o ld C r*st DeBary AARP Sets Discussion For Group Insurance Plans Discussion of Insurance programs for senior citliens is on the agenda for Friday's 10 a.m. monthly meeting o f the DeBary Chapter, Ameri­ can Association o f Retired Persons, at tha Firemen’s Recreation Hall. Vasil Clay of DeBary will outline proposals for a group program for automobile lia­ bility insurance for retired people. Current practice of some companies in cancelling policies o f their older ins­ urers or o f increasing pre­ mium rates has raised the question o f possible group planning an p r o t e c t i o n ■gainst arbitrary cancella­ tion. A question and answer pe­ riod will follow Clay’s pre­ sentation. Mrs. Marge Ulrich, chapter president, has announced that since the speaker fo r the May meeting on health insur­ ance found It necessary to cancel his speaking engage­ ment, Alvin Stevenson o f Insurance Service o f A A R l’ in Washington, also will be at Friday's meeting to ex- Legal Notice IX THIS C IR C U T f i l l KT. NIXTH j r m t T A I . L I H fl IT OK r i.o n iD * lx * x o r o a bk m ix iil k c a r x T r . CHAXCKKT XO. I M U FKUKIIAI, NATION A I, MOttTOAIJE ASSOCIATION, a corp or­ ation, Plaintiff. vs David E. W eek*. n /k /g D. B. W eeks, end Thalma Waaka, hla w lfo. C. W. Hunt. Jr., C. II. !»*•« and Houthern Loan and Finance Co.. Inc. D efendan t!*). A x r .x n r .n x o t h k o f n r it IX NtlHTdAHB FOH»:Ct.(MI|l|IF. T O : David K. W aeki, a / k / a D. E. W etka, and Thelma Waaka, hie w ill, w h tu i r s ild in r e and w hereabout* are unknown. TOU AHE IIEHEUT NOTI­ F IE D that a Com plaint to forecloaa a certain m ortgage eneum hartns th* fo llo w in g d*acrlbsd rral propartr. tow lt: Lot it , n io ck !» . N o n n t ORLANDO FIRST A D D I­ TION. a ccord in g to plat (h e re o f recorded In Tlat B ook 11, Pagoe 31 and It. P u blic Record a o f Seminole County, Florida, g a s been fllod agalnel you !n the abov*-atrl*d eult, the ehort title o ! which le Federal Na­ tion a l M ortgage Aaioclatlon, a corp oration organised under an A cl o f Congreea and e ililln g pureuant to tho Federal Na­ tio n a l M ortgage Aeeoclatlon Charter Act. having l it prin­ cipal o ffice In the City of W aihtngtan. Dletrlct o f Colum ­ bia. Plaintiff, ve n u e . David K W eeke. a / k / a D. K. W eek*, and Thelm a W eeke, hie w ife, C. W. Hunt. Jr., a It. tlaea and Southern Loan and Finance Co., la c.. Defendant t i l and rou are required to aerva a cop y o f you r Anewer or oth er pleading to the Complaint on P la in tiffs Attorney, Cleveland. Btepheneon ■ Mlie, Suite IIS Sanford A t­ lantic National Itank ilulldlng, Sanford, Florida, and file the • rlfln a l Anewer <>r other pleading In tha o ffic e o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or before the 11th day o f July. A. D. t i l l . If you fall to da ao, a decree pro eonfeeao w ill be taken agalnet you for the f e ­ ller demanded In th* Complaint. This Notice ehell be publish*d once a w eek fo r four con eecu tlve week* In Th* Sanford Herald, a newapaper circulated in Seminole County. Florid*. D eled thte Tib day * f June. A. D. t i l l . plain programs fo r In and out o f hospital inaurance. Ha will point out how tha gov­ ernment Medlcars proposal would fit into a complete health insurance program. Plana for another AARP but tour, thla time to Hornosasia and Weeklwachee Springs, will b« presented by Harry Bell, chapter activities chairman. Officers o f ths DeBary Chapter have been requested to assist in organisation o f an Ormond Beach AARP group. 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Whan it further developed the now mentor waa a “ local boy coming home" wa felt even bettor. But then wo got to wondering Juat who Buck Matte waa. (Thli ia the new coach.) Wo aaked S1IS Athletic Dimeter Fred Ganaa about him. Fr*d, It aeema, coached the now coach In football back In the early 60’a. Only ha wasn't called "Buck" then—ho waa known aa “Junior.'* Ganaa aaid that when ’'Junior” went to FSU to play ball fo r Tom Nugent, Nugent told him (Mette) "w o ca n t have anybody on my team named Junior.” Thus, ha be­ came Buck. Wo looked back In the fllea to find out what aort o f athalto Mette waa during bla daya at Seminole High. Ho apparently waa fantastic, excalling In all he undertook. Since ha will be chief grid mentor here, we were more concerned with hta football prowaie. The following story, written by Kent Chetlain, then sports editor, Is reprinted from The Sanford Herald of Nov. IS, 1052. • e a "Another chapter in the Seminole High School grid­ iron Saga came to an end last Wednesday night. With its close, Just as In preceding chapters, ths 1052 edition had Its distinctive and outstanding features to tmbelllsh th« perpetuating Celery Fad football history. "Considering all the various intarlocking achievements and players o f tha 1052 season, there cornea Into view an Incandescent star rising above all others, never wavering, withstanding all the acid tests o f gridiron feats, leadership and tha more Important qualities o f manhood. "It la respectfully called "The Lake Monroe Locomollva"—Junior Metis, a little, somewhat Inconspicuous, dark-eyed lad who earned tha respect and admiration o f hia opponents and teammates alike, not only by hls prod ft ous athlatie prowess and three-letter feats, but In a greater sense through hls humility, friendliness, undying compatlvsnesa and incomparabla eoplrkt da corps—a fancy phrase fo r team spirit. s e e 'These latter qualities even more than hls unpre­ cedented football records have Imprinted tha name o f Talmudge Virgil "Junior” Mette Indelibly among tha myth­ ical acrolla o f gridiron Immortals of Seminole High School, "Long after the athletla exploit# o f this triple threat star hava fallen by the wayelde, tha symbol of tha elaan living and team eplrlted Junior Metis will be long remem­ bered, juat aa la Lou Gehrig remembered In baseball as ths unsqulvocal exemplicatlon of trus sportsmanship. "Turning from tha man to hie acts wa must appraise tha record and statistics that apsak fo r thsmsslvss. ‘ ‘Motts carried the ball 140 tlmea and ata up 1,101 net yards o f tha Suminolsn' 2,001 this season, Ths taut muaclapucked 16-yowr-ohl dynamo maintained the best average per try with u 8.5 yard mark. Of tha team'a total 802 yards gained In the air, Junior accounted for 258, com­ pleting 21 o f Ilia 22 (completed) Celery tosses for a .380 percentage. • e e KEEPYOURCARONTHE60 P A TIO CANDLE SANFORD SWIM ASSOCIATION team mem­ ber* pause briefly from their dnily practice senalona at the Fort Mellon Park City Pool. The team’* coach Mlaa Frame Spancar (top row, far right) plans to antar soma SO awlmmera from • OMAHA, Nab/—Well Mon­ day, a 10-year-old sophomor* who waa top choirs in tha major league draft, belted a homo ran, double and single to lead Arisons State to a 0-4 victory over Ohio State In tha battle o f tha unbeaten! at tha NCAA eollega world serlaa hers last night AHxona State, tha only taam with a perfect record in the double • elimination tourney, now meets St. Louts University white Washington fltata and Ohio State collide • Larry Tlllls, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Tlllla, 221 W, 17th Hired, Sanford, and aon o f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. (I'ete) Tlllla of Orlando, made quite a name for himsatf while participating in sports activities while in the Air Force at Vandtnbcrg AFU, Calif. Tlllla' sports record m all fields waa such that during hla lima In the service, h« won 10 different trophies. Hi* basketball pruwsss waa good enough to win him a scholar­ ship to Cal Weatarn at Han Diego. A graduate o f lloona High In Orlando, young Tlllla has Juat returned home for a visit following hit discharge. In the full, he will return to Californio to enroll in Allan Hancock College before moving on to Cal Western. • • • Honor Brodley C R Y S T A L CITY, Mo. Sloan Running Clinic At Howey HOWEY-IN-THEHILI.S — Crsst High School, Dalray Head University o f Florida Usach, and Garni Hatch of Basketball C o a c h Norman Gaineavilla High School, Sloan opened hls annual Bas­ ketball School for Boys on tho llowey Academy eampua at Howey-ln-the-Hilla Monday. NEW YORK (U P I) — Sloan, assisted by two Flor­ Robert Grxymala, 16, o f East ida high school coaches and Northport, N. Y., was th* two msmbsrs o f bis linivsr- youngest player to be draft­ alty coaching staff, Is Instruc­ ed In baseball's first free ting some #t) boys from ages agent draft. 0-15 on basketball fundamen­ Griymala, a lefthanded tals and teehnlquss. pitcher, attends St. Mary's Assisting Sloan is Universi­ High School In Manhattan 11* ty of Florida freshnmn coach stands 6-feat-2. He waa draft­ Brooks Hsndarsoo, Sloan’s ad­ ed Wednesday by Durham of ministrative a s s i s t a n t Bill the Carolina League, an a f­ U plifts, Norm Pries o f Suu I filiate o f the Houston Astros. A $1.00 VALUE (n the other game today. In other games Wednesday, Hyndman and Bob Gardner, Orleans 6-1, 0-8 In Wednes­ faced s tiff opposition today day’s second round. • • • St. Louis eliminated Florida in tha fourth round of the British Amateur golf cham­ State, 5 8 , and Washington CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) State ousted Connecticut, 1*1. pionship aa they prepared to — Tha wsatheraan promised | s e e take on a pair of veteran hot, humid but sunny condi­ ATLANTA — Ten more Walker Cup campaigners. tion for the start tuday of I • • • stock stock ear d r i v e r s the Cleveland Open golf JACKSON, Miss (UPI) — tournament, tha second-rich­ Tha 1065 Southern lawn ten­ est event on this year’s tour. | nis championship* advance to Tha total puna la (125,000. the third round today with the defending singles cham­ pions atlll in ths running. sought to qualify today fo r Roberta Allison o f Tusca­ MEMBERSHIP 110.06 Sunday's Dials 400 race at then weekday Greens F e e ll Atlanta international Race­ loosa, Ala., defending wom­ I,and O' Lakes Country Club an’s single* champion and way, Ilwy. 17-12, Casselberry top-seeded in her division, de­ Fred Lorenxen o f Elm­ 838-2690 feated Ann Moore of New hurst, HI., driving a 1066 Ford led tha first 10 quailfieri Wednesday and captur­ ed th* pole position. Loren­ xen sped around the track with a 143.407 average. Hie fastest clocking was 143.884. YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS Marcln 1’nnch of Daytona YOU NAME IT — WE'LL DO IT! Rsach, Ha., In a 1005 Ford, was second with a time o f FREE ESTIMATES 143.103. • e e WITH TH E PURCHASE OF 8 GALS. GASOLINE FREE Sports Roundup PATIO CANDLE PLAY GOLF (UPI) — Gov. Warren Ifearnrs will join Princeton All-America Bill Bradley aa a speaker at a dinner honor­ ing llradley Juna 10, It waa announced Wednesday. llradley turned down a chance to play pro basketball with the New York Knlcki o f tha National Basketball As­ PORTHCAWL, Wales — sociation to accept a Rhodes America’s top hopes among its seven nurvlvnrs, Bill scholarship. A With the Purchase OP ONE GAL. 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AM playsra mutt bring thslr own uniforms, gloves and spikes. Sessions will start at 0 o.m. and iuccessful candi­ dates will be assigned to ths Giants farm system. Young Draftee 39 FSU Ousted; Lorenzen Captures Pole "W ith only short legs and an abbreviated physical fulcrum, tha kicking powar o f tha Lake Monroe athlete Is aptly Illustrated as ho maintained ■ robust 17 yard average per boot, good enough to stand up In the best collegiate circles. This punting record wns not one o f Just a few kicks either. Matts booted all tha punts, 31 thla year and they carried an aggregate 1,253 yards. "Tha all Important acoring department wee led by thla super effort o f 1052 called—Junior. Mutta penetrated lnt« the opposition's goal lines on 17 different occasions whlla bolting over for two extra points for a stsrllng 104 point total. "Ha also pnssed for two TDa and a pair o f conver* alona for 11 mors points, thus accounting for 118 points o f ths team's total of 172. Malta accounted for all o f tha team'a passing yanlnga having caught Itny Davis' 3'Jyard aurlal fur a sum figure of 3ii‘J yards by the air. Adding this to hla rushing mark we find that tha l.uku Monro* Locomotive accounted for 1,103 yards of tha 2,001 total by the Feds thla year, "The 5-fuol-O, |ti5-pounder has only one liability when It comas to college recommendations—comparatively small stature, llut how cun any collegiate conch or scout over­ look his record? "Junior Malta ia Sanford's choice for All-Southern in 1052." • the local team In the Leesburg Invitational AAU sanctioned swim meet, June 17-19. The Sanford team practices dally from 11:110 a.ra. to 1 :8 0 p.m. PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE DoDar-aavinf amswray w kk the look o f quality. NOW! 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Casey Dunn, Andy Steele and Tommy Barks sparked the Bankers at the plate with two hits apiece 'fhlle Jimmy Grimsley re­ ceived credit for the mound decision. Florida State tied the score ID-all by crossing the plate four times in the fourth inn­ ing and then scoring the de­ ciding tally in the bottom of the last inning. Scott Harris homered for Navy and David Bach, along with Mike Parrish, each bad two hits for the losers. Chase shutout Quality Mo­ bile Homes 13-0. Ronnie Nob­ les was the winning pitcher, blanking the opposition on two hits. Highlight of the Chase vic­ tory wore homers by Rick Grant, Richard Frank and Bill Hope. The pitching of Ted Miller and the hitting of BUI Stoudermire led the Chiefs to their second straight win in the young Pee Wee baseball sea­ son. The Chiefs trimmed the Fanthcn 7-4. The Yanks toppled the Ti­ gers, 14-3. Jimmy Horton was the winning pitcher and Ri­ chard paced the Yank hitters. It was Horton’s first win in his budding pitching career. CTO and Kiwanis took Jun­ ior League victories. CTO took a 4-2 win over Ro­ tary in their afternoon en­ gagement. Bobby Lundquiit was the winning hurler. Andy City League Standings JUNIOR LEAGUE W Chase .............................. IS First Federxl ................ 11 Locomotive Engineers 9 Hunt Comets .................. 8 Quality Mobllo Homes 2 Game Today: Locomotive vs. Hunt, 4:30, Bay Avenue Park LITTLE AMERICAN L W Georges ......................... 10 7 Navy .............................. ® 8 Strickland Morrison .. 8 8 Florida Slate ................ 8 10 Sanford Atlantic ........... 7 0 Game Tonight: Georges vs. Sanford Atlantic, 7:00, Ft. Mellon Park PEE WEE LEAGUE W 2 1 1 0 0 0 w 3 Kingswood ......... Chase ................. ______1 1 Chick N’ Treat . Kilowatts ........... ______1 LeRoy Robb . . . . panning Lumber USO ................... Games Tonight: 7:30, Chase vs. l-elloy Robb; 8:43, Kil­ owatts vs. Chick N* Treat, both games Pinehurst Park CHURCH LEAGUE W 3 Knights of Columbus 1 Congregational ...... 1 Pinecrest Assembly 0 Church of God of P . Games Tonight: 7:30. Pinecrest Assembly vs. Congre­ gational. Ft. Mellon Park By M aryan Milee Top winners in the Central Florida Horae Show last Sat­ Rickey Smith Blanks Sens On 1-Hitter lly Jim Bacchus Herald Sporta Writer Ricky Smith hurled a onehit shutout lait night to give the Longwood Bravei a 7-0 victory over the Altamonte Senator! in South Seminole Little League play at Caewlherry. A lead o ff tingle by Senator Phil Mars In the fourth inning waa the only safty Altamonte could man­ ege In the contest. Smith retired 13 battera on atrikeouta in aix frame*. Ronnie O’Neal ltd Longwood's seven hit attack with a double and a tingle. Tim Young rapped a pair o f tingtea for tha Bravea and Ron­ nie Allman, Ricky Goodall and Donald Gann had a sin­ gle apiece. In Senior League play last night Mickey Hawk*, a con­ verted catcher, won his first game on tha mound, a 10-1 victory for tha Altamonte Senator# o v e r Longwood. Hawke scattered three hlta in seven Inning* and fanned 12 Brave*. Tommy Auatin had a doubla for Longwood and George Simpkina and Larry Rodd each had a tingle, Jamit Cornell belted a home run for tha Senator*. Tom Pinnoek and Mike Au­ gust had doubles. Hawka rap­ ped a pair o f ainglea and Mike Bailey chipped in with a tingle to round out the Senators alx-hit assault. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Reel's Body Shop WRECK REBUILDING COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING Phone: 3J2-7961 Ith sad Sanford (Bark of Coin Laundry) NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet. Loa Angelea 34 21 .618 Milwaukee 27 21 .383 Cincinnati 28 23 .349 San Fran. 29 24 .547 St. Louis 28 26 J00 Pittsburgh 36 28 .500 Houston 26 30 .484 Philadelphia 24 28 .462 Chicago 22 29 .431 New York 29 34 .370 Wednesday's Resalta GB hit attaek for the league lead­ iM ing Knights were Pivec with 4 five hits, Dan Simon and 4 Coleman with three hits each. «)4 Bud Moocrief gave up only five hits as Klngswood held Panning Lumber scoreless, an winning 7-0 to remain unde­ 8)4 feated in second half play 10 and winning their sixth game 13)4 In succession. Gerald and Ben Bolling and Bobby John­ son wtra the top hlltera for Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 11 Houston 3 Klngswood. San Francisco 4 New York 2 Philadelphia 7 Los Angelei 3 St. Louis • Cincinnati 4 Today's Games Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St. tauis Houston at Pittsburgh (N ) Los Angeles at Philadelphia (N ) Kim Vanta and Guy Ran­ San Francisco at New York dolph; flag race (senior)— (N ) Ann Randolph, James Cal­ AMERICAN LEAGUE W L P e t GB vert, Pat Stone, David Holt, 32 17 .633 Terry 3tcCllntock and Jim Minnesota Chicago 30 20 .600 2)4 W'atera; tack drag race— Jim 26 21 .333 3 Cleveland Waters and Joey McGuckin, Detroit 27 23 .340 5)4 Bud Knowles and Teresa Baltimore 27 23 .319 61* Knowles, Frank Holt and Los Angeles X 29 .491 8 24 27 .471 • Bobby Revell, C. L. Henry Boston 24 28 .462 9)4 New York and Bobby Revell. Washington 24 30 .444 10^1 Jumping figure eight (Jun­ Kansas City 12 34 .261 lBVa ior)— Robbie Knowlea, Wendy Wednesday's Results Benion, Teresa Knowlea, Sit- Boston 4 Chicago 2 ay Baird, Guy Randolph and Washington 3 Baltimore 2, 10 Kim Vanta; jumping figure innings eight (senior)—Cathy Will*, Cleveland 2 Minnesota 1 Ann Randolph, Terry McClin- New York 5 Kansas City 1 tock, Joey McGuckin, Tcggy Detroit 4 Los Angeles 2 Thursday’s Garnet Rlngel and Patty Forwnrd; relay rar*—Jim Water*, Pat Chicago at Boston Stone, Terry McCIIntock and Cleveland at Minnesota (N ) Peggy Ringel; Robbie Know­ Baltimore at Washington (N) (Only games scheduled) lea, Tereta Knowlea, Wendy Benion and Cathy Willi. Poiebending (Junior)— Rob­ bia Knowlea, Wendy Benaon, Guy Randolph, Slaty Baird, Kim Vanta and Guy Ran­ dolph; polebending (aentor) — Peggy Rlngle, Ann Ran­ dolph. Cathy Wills, P a t RENNES, Frame (U PI)— Stone and Deniao William- Michel Jury o f Frnnre ia m>t ton. satisfied, deapite a world The nest Central Florida record mite in 3:33.6, fiveHorse Show will be held June tenths of a second under the 19 with competition in Eng­ previous mark o f New Zea­ lish and Western Pleasure. land** Peter Snell. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! FARRELL’S Sanford, Fla. Sanford’s Campbell-Losaing Post 33, defending champion* In District Six American Le­ gion Baseball, hope to hike their mark above .300 tonight with a 7:30 visit to Orlando Tost 19 at the Oak Ridge High School Field. The Sanford nine will take a 1-1 mark Into the game and Manager Frank Thoma* expects to start Donnie Smith on the mound. Past 33 will have n busy weekend, playing Casselberry Post 236 at Pinehurit Saturday night and hotting an Albany, Ga.. team In a double header at Pine­ hurst Sunday afternoon. Rent a new *81 Mustang at other fine compact car fee A DAY plua 8e a mile. Include# gae, service, iaaaraaca. DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 with TUFSYN G O O D Y E A R NOT SECONDS... NOT RETREADS • TUFSYN— the toughest rubber w v iced in Goodyear tires. Jazy Is Still Not Satisfied Legion Nine Plays In Orlando Tonight Ring Car-Truck Rental Inventory Reduction Sale on Goodyear Tires Randolph And Knowles Take Top Awards In Horse Show urday were Ann Randolph and Robbie Knowles. Miss Randolph received the most points In the senior high gymhkana and Mian Knowles gathered the most polnta in the Junior class. Judges for tha show were Mrs. Sonya Howard and Mr. Carl Schroth. Other winners were: Grooming class—S e 1 m a Palmer, A! Stuckey, Terry McCIIntock, Becky Giles, Pat Stone and Ed Christopher; keyhole— Robhie Knowles, A l­ vin Revell, patty Forward, Becky Giles, Pat Stone and Johnny Holt; doverleaf (Jun­ ior)—Wendy Benson, Robbie Knowles, Cindy Rlngel, Guy Randolph, Denise Benson and Teresa Knowles; clovsrleaf (senior)— R o b e r t Howard, Peggy Ringel, Joey McGuckin, Leo Christopher and Ann Randolph. Egg race— Patty Forward, Selma Palmer, Janet Chap­ man and Valerie Allred; flag j race (Junior)— Sissy Baird, 2 Tercaa Knowles, R o b b i e Knowles, Frankie Stuckey, w 4 Elks .. 3 I n M •-« •• CPO .. Civltan M ieM M ltSSIK 3 3 Kiwanis 3 Rotary Shrine ............................ 0 Next games scheduled June 14 LITTLE NATIONAL Chiefs Rebels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yank* Cubs panthers .,.••••••••••« Tigers .......................... No games today CITY LEAGUE Rufus homered for Rotary. Kiwanis edged Shrine 4-3 last night. AUen Cooper prov­ ed very effective on the mound for the Klwanians In a relief role, picking up cre­ dit for the win. The Knights of Columbus trounced the Church of God of Prophecy 13-0. Nick Con­ stantine limited the Knights victims to four hits. Lawrence Pivec had the only home run of the game. Leading the 17- Standings Mays, who won Tuesday I Charlia Smith had tied it for Wlllla sighed after the Gianta said he’ll play as long aa had beaten the New York Franks wants him In the line­ nlght’a 2-1 game with a two- the Mets with a two-run blast Meta 4-2 Wednesday night on up. T m not going to ask him," run double, cracked his 18th In the fourth, Maya plated the hit two-run homer and run- Willie said. "H e’s under a lot round-tripper in the first Inn- decisive run in the eighth with ing Wednesday and after |* single. scoring single. of pressure." Maya has been •‘rested” sev­ In other National League 3l|* Rant orb frraib June 10, 1965 — Page 5 eral times this season, but he games, SL Louis whipped Cin­ has appeared in every game— usually as a plnchhitter in a cinnati, 6-4, Philadelphia top­ critical situation when he isn’t ped Lot Angelea 7-3, Chicago in tha starting lineup. stopped Milwaukee 4-2, and "F or mo. that’s tougher than Pittsburgh beat Houston 11-3. ON 100 BRANDS playing nina innings," Msys Cleveland clipped Minnesota explained. 2- t, the Boston Red Sox trip­ Franks realises Mays’ condi­ ped the Chicago White Sox tion, but he’s a freshman man­ 4-2, Washington edged Balti­ ager trying to win a pennant more 3-3 in 10 Innings, New ARCADE PACKAGE STORE in a pressure-packed National York flattened Kansas City League rare and has little 31 and Detroit defeated Los OPEN DAILY — I A. M. - 0:15 P. M. choice. Angelea 4-2 in American 818 I . FIRST SANFORD WR G IT * TOT TALUR STAMPS Maya understand* and he League game*. • 1-TNYLON—lltotriple-temperedfirecord tlud’s sUoogcc; pound for pond, than tie d . • All-Weaflier Tread — Goodyear treads tte. signed for extra traction in u in or sliinc, rough rodtL or Uunpdwx- ••Naturally, I am delighted nt this record," the Minatingly refreshed Jasy said Wed­ nesday night following his triumph, "but I believe 1 could have gone a full second faster if the race had been held at the Mart o f the meet. "A fter an hour o f running on the track, It got churned up and definitely slowed down," he continued. To Rejoin Club CINCINNATI (U PI) — Catcher Johnny Edward* of the Cincinnati Red*, out of the lineup linee last Saturday with a atrep throat, will reJoin the team Friday in Chi­ cago, tha club announced Wednesday, the decorative plastic ^ laminate that enhances V the beauty of your h o m e . . . 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Bothell, also of Longwood, The bonoree* and gueita were *erv«d hamburger*, bak­ ed beam, corn on the cob and cold drink* and cake. Cake for the occasion wa* frosted In white with lettering In blue stating “ Congratula­ tion*, Lynn and Tom ." Guests included M a r c i a Jackson, Kim Dice, Marilyn Jonquin, Jim Turner, Vicky Fagan. Rick Miller, Ann Benklcrnan, Tim Blair, Bobble Terrell. Robert Baird, Larrl# Deans and Steve Grlmwood. V *,^ ^ L ’>■ . j v ;‘ v - > r t 1 ' v 1---'- ■*'$ 1 . MISS CAROL TORRES, a 1005 graduate o f Seminole High School, is shown with some o f her Sunday School Class students o f the Geneva Methodist Church, at a graduation party given in her honor. GENI KLINEFELTER, second from left, was honored at a recent graduation patio party and cookout at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bpencer. A t left Is her mother, Mrs. William Klinefelter and Mrs. Spencer, right. This beautiful allp has a Satinknit akirt topped with a lined bodice—every Inch nylon lace. More beauty in tha generous helping o f lice at the alashed hemline. 18.00 LYMAN HIGH GRADUATES, Lynn Baumnn and Tom Milwee, were hon­ ored nt a recent cook-out nt tho Longwood home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Milwee. Among tho guests were seated from left, Marcia Jackson, Tom Milwee, Lynn Bauman and Kim Dice. Standing from left are Marilyn Jenilin, Tim Turner Vicky Fagan, Rick Miller, Ann Eunkleman, Tim Blair, obbic Terrell, Robert Baird, Lurrio Deans and Steve Grimwood, Others Dy Henson Klckerknit From 14.00 Accredited! Pintle# 1.50 Charge Accounts Welcomed OPEN FRIDAY EVENINQB DOWNTOWN SANFORD S Mi** Gcnl Klinefelter w u gueit o f hoaur at ■ graduation patio pirty and cookout at the home of Mr. end Mra. Ituiaell Spencer on Eicambia Drive. Co-hoatene* were Mra. Spen­ cer and daughter, Arlene. The buffet tibia was cover­ ed with a white linen cloth and held a beautiful arrange­ ment of greenery and white gardrnlai centered with a cryatal candelabra holding novel triangular blue candle*. Blue platca and napklna carried out the clan colon . Two owl*, wearing graduation cap*, were perched on the table aa if watching the pro­ ceeding*. The menu Included hot dog*, hamburger*, b a k e d bean*, potato aalad, deviled egg*, cake and cold drink*. Tho larga iheet cake wa* Iced Graperllle Floriat and Nareery la happy te announce their Floriat Shoppe la la the capable handa o f Mra. Klltabflh Malhleut who haa had many yearn of experlearn In all phaaee of floral arranging. Hhe la now ready ta nerve pour every floral need, whether It'# flowera for brldre, a new mother, funcrala or Juat any orcaalun, targe or small. We appreciate yonr bun Incan. Thank Yoa Grapevllle Florist and Nursery 2221 Grepcvilie Ave. Sanford, Fla. Playgirl is Phona: 822-0886 r e t ir in g Going Out O f Business ALL REGULAR STOCK In while and decorated In blue with the Jnicription "Sueccta to Gonl." The h oilciie i' gift to Mil* Kllncfrtirr wa* a collection of cologne*, Following (he dinner, the girl* toasted marshmallow*, danced and ilgnod autograph book*. About IB cUnm atc* m d friends were Invited to attend. By JoAaa Hays MI** Carol Torres, a grad­ uate o f Semlnola High School, was guest of honor at a grad­ uation party given in her hon­ or by the member* of her Sunday achool das* at the Gc neva Methodist Church, Carol M is s Judy Cochran Honored PICTURE OF THE RELAXED HOSTESS, LIzabcth Lunn of 8 Lotus Lake Dr. Casselberry, who entertained girl friends from Lyman High School Senior Class recently. Standing left to right are Iluth Kcim, Ann Trawick, co-hostess, Bobbi Foreao, Nuncy Porter, Ruth Wright and Mar­ cia Easterling. has taught the class for one year and has been very faith­ ful. The event took place at the homo of Mrs. Edward Yar­ borough In Geneva with Carol being aiked to play the role of a fairy prlnceis. She waa presented with a lovo flower from each child along with their wishes for a long and happy life. As the party got underway, Carol was blessed with 11 godmothers, with her mother, Mrs. Walton Torres as the first. Mrs. Torres presented her with her crown, which w u a graduation cap and with a wand. Godmother No. 2 was Donna Shawicy who wlahed Carol good health for the remaining daya of her life. Diana Schluscmeyer wished that Carol never lose her love­ ly sunny disposition and Dona Schlusemeycr presented her with blue flowers to match her blue eyes. Lynn Yarborough wished for happiness in her life and Terrio Hilliard for joy in working with others. Collette Hughey’s wish was for few sad days in her life with Ginger Brumley wishing for peace and contentment. Linda Shawley and Debbie Brumley'a wishes were for continued intelligence a n d honesty. Mrs. Ray Hilliard repre­ sented tha Sunday achool class in presenting Carol with a lovely charm bracelet which contains tha ten command­ ments. Several games were played and Mra. Yarborough served refreshments to all those at­ to pin their name tag on a tending. map of the United States to mark their destination. By Jane Casselberry The supper included such Lyman High School seniors, mouthwatering g o o d i e s as Lisabcth Lunn and Ann Tra- charcoal broiled shish kabobs, wick, were co-hostessev at a strawberry pie and home­ party fur a group of their fel­ made Ice cream. Guests included Mary Lou­ low girl graduates Saturday afternoon at the Lunn home at ise Haines, Until Wright, Ruth S Lotus Lake Drive, Cassel­ Kcim, Bobbi Foreso, Nancy Porter, M a r c i a Easterling, berry. Anticipating that t h e i r I’ am Eldrldge, Elaine Haynlt, gueita would be going their Bonnie L a y m a n , Jeanette separate ways, it not this Harmon, Sharon Tucker, Nan­ summer then in the fall to cy Copeland, Diane Keeney, their various colleges, each Sharon McKinley and Deidrt was given a tiny bandanna Touhcy. tied to a pencil and containing a small note pad on which to write their friends' address­ es. Each guest was also asked REDUCED Enterprise 40 Playgirl June 11 thru June 20 NIGHTLY AT 7:20 P-M. Jordan Missionary Baptist Church BUI Stephens, Pastor 1021 W. 1st St. Sanford OLD TIME BINGING GOSPEL PREACHING — HEAR — HUBERT BAKER Pastor, Elklick Baptist Ctu Boonsville, Kentucky WELCOME Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn visited relatives in Tampa over the past weekend. Friends will regret to lean* that Mrs. Sam Lawson under­ went surgery at the Flih Me­ morial Hospital In DcLand last week. We wish her a speedy recovery. ‘ 1 4 50 SANFORD 111 Magnolia Avenue NfW MATTMSStS, BOX SPRINGS, HOLLYWOOD OID1-ALSO ODD S in g KINOSIZI MAD! TO ORDM AIL AT PACTORV MUCH, Phone 322-6321 <au at earner Current houscgucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ricketts and son of Birmingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Alverex of Jacksonville were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Harris. At Oriental Buffet Party Mil* Judy Cochran wa* hon­ ored recently with a buffet dinner given by Mra. Blintoa Owen at her borne on Orlan­ do Drive. Mra. Owen wa* as allied by the honorev'a moth­ er, Mr*. Lloyd Cochran, and her grandmother, Mra. W. O. Maihbum of Star, N. C. In a way-out Oriental at­ mosphere, 22 aenlora made "crcationa" of chapeaux from aluminum foil, rlbbona, flowera, pipe cleaners and other odd* and ends. The "crea­ tions" were so original, out­ standing and hilarious that they decided to wear them to school the following day. The black lacquered dining table wai decorated with one aide of a huge elk antler, a large handmade candle and a black limb, twisting upwards and over the table. Upon the wall above the table waa a picture (made by the hoateaa) containing a variety of bonei. The girla thorough'? enjoy­ ed a dinner of cold turkey with orange nut cranberry aauce, glased baked ham, a variety of aaladi, cucumbera and lour cream, deviled eggs, hot roll* and butter and fruit punch. For deasert than ware two huge Waldorf red cakes, frosted and deeoratad with their own secret white frost­ ing. Upon leaving tha guest* signed the gueit list with com ­ ments and the hostess pre­ sented them with an oriental memento which "contained their future." The R. Likens To Host Faculty At Buffet By lane Casselberry Members of the South Sem­ inole Junior High School fac­ ulty will hold a party Thunday, June 10, at tha Lake Seminary home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Likens. A buffet supper wit] be ser­ ved and guests will enjoy aa afternoon of boating, water skiing and awlmmlng. Tha women membera of tha faculty feted Mr*. Judy Drommerhiusen and Mrs. Patsy Barnes of the English Depart­ ment Tuesday night at tha home of Mfsi Thelma M oilbolder in Sanford with n shower. Tha two teachtra art taking ■ maternity leave from their teaching posts. Aftor y tu im prMcripti«<« to ( n a jia a s lllM U FASHIONS Vwy. IT -tl and I N la tha Fen* Plana Uhepplag Center, Pent INCLUDING NIWCOVfR By Mrs. Blchle Harris Abandon yourself to Blue Grass Elisabeth Arden's laughing, lilting, flower-hippy fragrance it timeless aa a dream of summertime— cooling aa breesea oil the flower fields ef Grasse (where it all began). Wear Bine Grass In gap profusion every day, every way: shower it, powder it, ipray it, mkt it, spend the summer flower-kissed in iti Blue Grim. . , blossoming now at fine atone everywhere. pattern/Amen*'1 the is is oncmrtMd D«U m r#» Jsr, SM and IM . New fpsey, I JO. B rin g |Vwv OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL • REVIVAL INNIRSPRINO MATTRIIS RENOVATION SPECIAL Personals iemg t f AND MORE frrelft LOOK! H ycuri. T hrees % Aanfarb Page 6 — June 10, 1965 PH- us-osoi DOWNTOWN HANFORD M g tfe M Kader t o M Jewelers ftsgtstRted js M e r 112 a Park Are. 322*2363 PsrtaaM Min, 100. FUvsr Min. SM Bias Crass Da Lana Perfuwt, SM Nat A m i I takas ef Bath Sasp, SM. Balk Oil Euenta, SM. aH pluU s ECKERD Drua S t o r e s : �Dinner Entertains Wedding Party Following the Loveday-Lavcnder wedding rehearsal at Uie Pinecreit Baptist Church Friday evening, Mr. and Mra. Chariea Lionel Loved ay, par­ ents of the groom-elect, were host* for the rehearsal dinner at Creighton'a in Winter Park. The table centerpiece was a long, low arrangement of gladioli, pom poms and baby’s breath. A delicious steak din­ ner with all the trimmings was served to the wedding party and guests. Those attending were the brida] couple, Miss Patricia Lavender and John Loveday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lavender, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wiggins and Miss Shirley Lavender. Also Miss Brenda Edwards, of Albany, Ga.; Henry Laven­ der, of Fort Bcnning, Ga.; Dr. and Mrs. R. Armon, of DeLand, and the host and hos­ tess. V fr DeBary Club Schedules Picnic By Mrs. John Leone W IG S MISS PATRICIA LAVENDER, bride-elect and her fiance, John Lovedny, couple In center, are shown at a dinner party at Creighton Gardens fol­ lowing their wedding rehearsnl. At left is Miss Shirley Lavender, maid of honor. Charles Lionel Loveday, father of the groom and best man, is at the right. *0.50 8ET The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Club met recently at the home of the president. Margaret Wil­ liams, on Tark Lane. Beatrice Muller gave Ihe in­ vocation follow rd by the sa. lute to the flag. Marie Accardi, world affairs chairman, gave a resu­ me of her trip to Guatemala with 78 Florida 1JPW mem­ bers. It was voted to hold a picnic at Blue Springs Park. Orange City, Sunday, June IT, at 1 p m. with members bringing their families. Representing the DeBary BPW Club at the National Convention in Washington, D, C., in July will be Mrs. Ac­ cardi. Following annual reports re­ freshments were served by the hostess. The club went on record to make SO nylon net orange puff balls to be placed on orange trees at the convention. Mem­ bers will meet at the home of the president on Monday to make these puffs. AND DeBary CLEANED SETTING ONLY Personals By Mrt. John Leone DeBary enroulc to Lucerne, Mr. and Mrs, Bohert Hof- Me., for the summer months. sletter o f Smyrna Drive are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sim­ entertaining their grandson, Robert Sparks, of Alexandria, mons o f Marigold Lane spent Va. Ills brother, Richard, will two weeks at Durkesville, Ky„ Join them when his classes at visiting their daughter nnd George Washington University son-in-law, Mr. a n d Mrs. are over for the summer. Thomas Curtis a n d their Mrs. Charles C. Bcrtsch of grandchildren, David, Susan Eldorado Drive entertained and Kathy. *0.50 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon Mr. and Mrs. William LangMra. E. Dye of Somerset, don, who winter in Fort Pierce, for a brief visit in Pa., the daughter of Mrs. Mary Kearns o f Atalea Drive, visited her mother this past week. 2201 S. Park Ave. FATHER S DAY Mr. and Mra. William Jleich of Hibiscus Drive have as their current guests, Ethel Al­ len and Herbert Allen oi Jacksonville. Also visiting cn route to Pennsylvania wera BEACHWEAR Mr. anil Mrs. A. J. Lachman o f Boynton B e a c h , Mra. Reich's sister and brother-in law. Mr. and Mrs. William Og den of Estrella P'.ad enter­ tained at a combined birthday dinner parly for their grand daughter, Judy Chuiley, and grandson, Robert, at their home In DeBary. Among the guests were Mr. nml Mrs. Mi­ chel Choliey of Hollywood, Mr. and Sirs. Frank Stoncy, Mr. and M n . Neal Dovaic, Mr. and Mra. Herman Berger and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. Officiating at the wedding of Miss Palrlcla Marie Gokcy of Washington, I). C., and Jer­ ry Wayne Brownlee of De­ nary Tuesday, Juno 1, was SURFER SWIM TRUNKS $4.95 - $5.95 Constable Oscar Papineau. The wedding look place at the Papineau residence on U. S. Highway 17-91, Dciinry. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jackson of Linda Vista, re­ turned from a month's trip that took them to Lincoln Park, N. Y., where they vis­ ited their daughter and her family. Also at Elmhrr.it, Long Island, N. Y., and at Cretan on the Hudson they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles lmrie, with whom they visited the World's Fair In Flushing, N. Y. At Lcvitlown, Long Island, N. Y., they visited their son and his family, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Jackson, ami their grandson, Robert. The Jacksons also visited friends in Fnilport and Smlthtown, Long Island. Ily Maryann Miles Mrs. Don (P al) Hiisley of 174 Lake Harriet Drive, lias returned from the Winter Park Hospital following sur­ gery nnd Is reported doing fine. Mrs. Hasley thanks her many friends for rememberlng her during her Illness. LASTEX $5.95 - $5.00 SPECIAL! TERRY ftraForl June 10, 1968 — Par# 7 fr r s ll Dessert Party Honors Linda Robson Miss Linda Robson, a 1985 graduate of Seminole High School, was honor guest of a dessert party following com­ pletion of final exams. Mrs. Jim Robson and Mra. M. L. Unborn Jr. were hos­ tesses for the memorable evening at the Robson May- folding events of the current school year. Lime sherbet punch, frosted cakes, candied nuts and other confections were served during the dc lightful evening. Invited guests w e n Ginger Norris, Bette Odhatn, Chcrlo Pennington, Susan Perkins Susin Plercy, Diane Powell, Kristie Schllke, Linda Spcn cer, Linda Stapler, Pat Tay lor, Sherry Thraiher, Carol Torres, Kathy Trout, Sharroa Casselberry Personals M IS S L I N D A R O H S O N fair home, which was beaut If u l l y decorated throughout with arrangements of glorinsa lilies and magnolia blos­ soms. The guests arrived in cas­ ual attire with their "Sally*" and the evening was spent in exchanging autographs, con­ stant chatter and munching delicious desserts. Centering the crystal ap­ pointed refreshment tabic, covered in an exquisite Ital­ ian cut cloth, was a "Sally,” standing with the pages un­ By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krydcr, of Lake Drive, returned home Monday from a trip to Indiana and Michigan where they visited relatives and friends. They visited their children at New Haven and Grablll, lnd., and attended the graduation of their grendson, Gaylord Cook, from New Ha­ ven High School. They visited Mr*. Krjder's mother and brother at Beaverton, Mich., nnd sisters and brother at Flint and Ssnford, Mich., and Cicero, lnd. At Leo, lnd., they attended Memorial Dsy Ser­ vices at the Jack Urinker American Legion Post and Auxiliary, which they hrlped organize. Afterwords t h e y were guests of Uic Post Firing Squad at a dinner. Thctr granddaughter, 12ycnr-old Suian Miller, of G n bill, returned with them to spend the summer here. Vi LB. FLOUNDER SPECIAL 99‘ — INCLUDES — HOT ROLLS & BUTTER FRENCH FRIES AND COLE SLAW ICEl) TEA OR COFFEE •THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" TOUCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG $1.00 to $1.98 this week-end only........ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS VERALYN VIETS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Viet*, Alhambra l)r., Forest City did not want a party on her 9th birthday, only a nwimming pool. 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Co hoiteisei were her mother, Mra. W. W. Poole, and Mr*, H. F. Bowery, The table waa centered with an arrangement o f blue and white baby mums and greenery and held a gradua­ tion cake decorated in the claia colors, topped with a graduate doll and “ Congrat­ ulations Sandy." Mrs, Bowery presented Miss Poole with a blue and white corsage. She also received an assortment o[ gifts from the giacsta. The menu included steak, potatoes, tossed salad, relish tray, rolls, tea and cake. Following the dinner the group enjoyed the regular floor show presented at the Capri. Others sharing the enjoy­ able evening were the Misses Pat Lyon, Margaret Halter, Cleo Cohen, Penny Nichols, Martha Keel, Sandy Burk, Linda Rich and Nancy Sturm. t t v i -t -;;—■“ i s r ffffr Service Guild Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell- to Michael Joseph Duda, ion , Wesleyan Service Guild of horn of Oviedo, announce the I of Mr. and Mra. Andrew Duda Ihe First Methodist Church engagement of their daughter, Jr., also of Oviedo. met recently at the home of Miss Sandra Ellen Bellhorn, | The bride-elect was bom in •Mrs. P. H. Lansing with Mra. J. R. Hoolehan and Mrs. L. M. Swalm serving as co* hostesses. Program plans were dis­ cussed for the coming year and each committee chairman had a abort study session with her committee members. The devotion was presented by Mrs. W. L. Carter. After a short business meet­ ing refreshment* were served to Mrs. Nancy Brock. Mrs. W. L. Carter, Mrs. Carl E. Chorpening S r , Mr*. Burke Steele, Mrs. Roy Thomas, Mrs. Hebccra Tlllis, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. W. L. Carver, Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mrs. E. D. Klrchhoff, Mrs. Mary Bow­ lins and Miss .Viable Chap­ man. The next meeting of the Guild will be held the first Monday in September. SUSS SANDRA POOLE, seated, was guest o f honor at n recent gradimtion dinner p a rty at the Capri. In the background arc co-hostesses, Mrs. \V. W. Poole, Mrs. Ii. F. Bowery and Miss Pat Lyon. foh iW i H. L. John so* Bake In crust about 40 min­ fork, roll in sugar mixture. Senes 4. utes at 350 degrees. « • * • • » OLD FASHIONED LOBSTER WITH CHEESE I’ lK LIME BUTTER SAUCE By Mrs. B. C. Williams Ik eup butter 3 egg yolks 3 (lisps, lime juice Vi cup butter, creamed V* tsp. tohasco *4 cup flour 2 tD-Ih. lobsters 1 cup sugar Mctt butter, add Itrne Juice U cup milk and lobasco; reserve. 1 tbsp. vinegar Mix Ingredients In follow­ To Boll: Fill deep kettle I* ing order: egg yolks, augar, full with water, adding 1 tbsp. butler, milk, also flour and salt for each quart used. vinegar. Pour into prepared Bring lo a rapid troll. Grasp pic shell. Bake at 320 degrees live lobsters behind Ihe claws until crust Is brown und filling nnd plunge head first Into water. Bring water tiack to a is thick. • 99 lioil; simmer 5 minutes for BREAD PUDDING first pound, and three minutes by Gertrude Lown for each additional pound. Combine 2U cups milk ami Itemove lobster from water and plare on bark. Cut down 2 lieatcn eggs. entire length of Duly. Remove Pour over: 2 cups of bread rubes nnd discard stomach sac and intestinal vein. -Serve with 14 cup brown sugar lime butter sauce. I tsp. vanilla l i tsp. burnt sugar flavor To Broil: Order lobster split U tsp. salt lengthwise ami cleaned, with large claw* cracked. Place H cup raisins Mix all together slightly lobsters, flesh side up on and pour into an H Inch baking Droller rack, 3 Inches from dish and set In pan of water, heat. Bmsh with parts of re­ hake 40 minutes in a 350 de­ served lime butter. Broil 15gree oven. Water should ex­ 20 minutes, depending on situ tend nn inch up to thu sides of lobster and desired doneness, brushing occasionally of the dish. • * • with butter. Serve with re­ Mary I-emon’i maining limn butter aaucc. Garnish with lime wedge*. LEMON FLUFF Serves 2. a egg yolks • • • 3 thsps. lemon Juico 14 cup sugar 2 tbsps. water 2 tbsps. lemon rind Cook over low beat until mixture comes to a boil. Im­ mediately fold in the 3 egg whiles that have been beaten stiff with *4 cup sugar. Pul in cooked crust of graham or vanilla wafer crust and chill. • • • CINNAMON ORANGES 4 Florida oranges 1 tsp. cinnamon ti cup granulated, powdered or sifted confectioner* sugar Cut olf orange peel In a long atrip g o i n g around orange and cutting deep enough to remove while mem­ brane. Combine cinnamon and sugar. Spear oranges un SPICED MANGOS 8 ]bt. ripe mangos, peeled and cut in plecea 4 lbs. sugar 1 pt. vinegar 1 cup water 2 tbspa. whole cloves 2 sticks cinnamon Wash and peel the ripe fruit and alloc it from the send. Weigh It. Make a syrup of the vinegar, water and mgar with spices tied loosely In a cheese cloth bag and slight­ ly pounded. Add the prepared fruit and boll until the fruit just begins to look clear. Al­ low to stand until next morn­ ing. Heat to boiling and seal In itcriliicd Jars. • « • CARROT AND CELERY CASSEROLE 2 cups cooked and diced car­ rots 2 cup* coarse cut celery I small ran well drained Eng­ lish pens t ran mushroom soup salt prpper butter, to season tracker or bread crumbs piinirnto Thin mushroom soup with a small amount of milk. Mix Ingredients, place In casserole dish, top with bread rrumbt and bake until brown. Just lieforc serving, add strips of pimento for color. s9*cuJKlliTP • pslflle U u S H H iil SANFORD* FLORIDA i s S 'D I T I was graduated last month from Concordia Teacher's Col­ lege, River Forest, 111. Her fiance was bora in Or­ lando and attended St. Luke's Lutheran Elementary School, Oviedo High School and Or­ lando Junior College. He is a 1964 graduate of the Univer­ sity of Florida, where he was a member of Gamma Sigma Delta. The marriage will be solemnited on July It at 3:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Slavla. Gifts • Cards - Books 210 E. First St. MISS SANDRA ELLEN BELLHORN Patio-Pool Party The patio and awimmlng pool at Ihe home or Mrs. Pearl McDaniel, West First Street, was the silc recently for a party honoring four 10*55 graduates. Honor guests were Sally Green, Jeanette Herman and Jo Ann Thomas, Seminole High School, and Miriam Car­ penter, Oviedo High. Hamburgers were prepared on the patio with a buffet ta­ ble featuring assorted dips, chips, nuts, cookies, baked beans and cole slaw and dec­ orated with miniature grad­ uates. The hostess presented each honorec with an appropriate gift as a memento of the oc­ casion. Assisting the hostess wero Mrs. Rosa Lee Austin, Mrs. J. E. McAtcxnndcr and Mrs. Flora Whitten. Attending were mothers of ttie honoreei and Betty lilttell, Cecelia Morris, Mary Lynn Thomas, Olea B. Yates, Vickie Kennedy, L y n « 11 e School)-, Ttiercssca Whitten, Jo Ann Bryant, Bonita Johns and Diane Carpenter. Personals Jimmy Fuller, son of Mrs. Calvin Beeves, of Jackson­ ville, and grandson of Mrs. E. C. Colson, of Sanford, was graduated this past week from Alfred I. DuPont High School in Jacksonville. Rev. A nd Mrs. A.F. Stevens Honored With Housewarming By Frances Wester A miscellaneous shower was held in the Educational Build­ ing of the Community Presby­ terian Church of Lake Mary recently for Rev. and Mrs. At* lee F. Stevens, who very re­ cently moved into the new manse that was built since he became pastor of the church. As the guests arrived, their gifts were placed in a replica o( the manse made by Mra. W. C. Hopkins and Mrs. How­ land Goble. “ Happy Shower" was sung by all to tho couple just before the gifts were opened by both of Ihe honoreel. Many beautiful and uselul gifts were received. On the decorated refresh­ ment table, a cake, made in the form of a house, was the cenlcr of interest. The punch howl was circled with blue hydrangias and pink hlhiicus. Day lilies were used in an­ other flower arrangement on the piano. Guests taking part in the affair were Mr. and Mr*. John Ulmer, Mrs. Mildred Donald­ son, Mrs. H. M. Cochran, Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mra. LuVera Harrison, Mrs. Lil­ lian Goodwin, Mrs. Emma Bashara and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gleason. Also Mrs. Gcnevli Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, U)hii& Sta y Rev. and Mr*. Thomas Bar­ ton of Winter Garden, Rev. and Mrs. James M. Thomp­ son, Mrs. Vcrllc Crocker, Mra. liuhy Sjnblom, Mrs. Bulb Goble and Debbie Go­ ble and Mrs. Maxine Hopkins. Also Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eith, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Arolyn True, Mrs. Martha Vickers, Mrs. Ralph Williams and Mrs. Kay Sassman. JAMAICAS • BERMUDAS • GOLFERS • WHITE SLACKS IN SU M JIM AND SOUTHHAMPTON STYLES OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. * 5:30 P.M. Look for the U. S. Depart­ ment of Agriculture's inspec­ tion mark on the poultry you buy. It's your guarantee of a wholesome product. MARY WILLIAMS ADELAIDE MOSES 2610 HIAWATHA 17-92 Telephone 322-9180 ■ eniunff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m rrrv riglit weigh Stunt Outwitk£ue/uj{Jwt(}! K .3 R D Q H S Ht$ORTHCOOL* Not one ounce o f excess baggage when you wear a Northoool. Sagner tailors these weight* leas wonders to fit right, look great and stay fresh after thousands o f miles o f wear. Ana every stitch is 100 Vo automatic wash 'n wear. Linings are even Sanitized* for hygienio rotection. Want a good travel rule? Go iorthcool and stay cool, neat and “ wrinkle proof* d a y Into night. Northoools . . . In the season's newest shades await your selection. See them now, S Cxumttij - diKonUUl’i, £fnc. Fort Lauderdale. She attend­ ed St. Luke'a Lutheran Ele­ mentary School, Oviedo High School and St. Paul's Junior College In Concordia, Mo. She to travel "UNDERTAKER OFTEN SAID LOVES A MAN WHO SMOKES IN BED." WOO W l f f n a n ! s u n n Shopping BellBetrothed For New Year diomsunaksAA Here are atill more recipes that have been aent in to the Comer, They all sound Just simply delicious. AMBROSIA CAKE by Mra. C. P. Williams M cup shortening > cups sugar 1 cup buttermilk 1 taps, soda 3 well-beaten egga Vi cup boiling water 3 cupe flour 1 tap. cinnamon 1 tbsp. nutmeg Vt tap. cloves Vi cup sweet chocolate 1 apple chopped fine Cream shortening and su­ gar, add egKS. Mix soda with milk and odd alternately with dry Ingredients which have twin silled together. Dissolve chocolate in boiling water and add to mixture. Add chopped apple and pour Into three fl­ inch layer cake pans and hake in moderate oven. When done flit and frost with tho follow­ ing filling: 3 cups sugar H cup butter 1 tbsp. baking powder 1 cup ralslru 1 orange grated 1 tl»p. vanilla 2 cups sweet milk U tsp. soda 1 grated coconut 1 cup nuts J medium con rruslicd pine­ apple*. Cook together augar, milk, butter, soda and baking pow­ der until It will form a hard ball In water, then add the remaining Ingredients. • • • ENGLISH PIE by Mrs. Hasel Thrower Hi cup butter 2 cups sugar 5 eggs, beaten 2 thsps. (lour 1 tbsp. vinegar 1 cup perans 1 cup raisins 1 tap. cinnamon 1 Dp. cloves 1 tsp. allspice Cream butter, sugar, add beaten egga. Blend pecans, raisins and apices. Add to other mixture with vinegar. Pape 8 — June 19, 1965 J rralB outlines ProgramAl/ss Fetes Graduates By Mrs. Aanfnrfi OT11FR % . ROOM GROUPS Priced Up To S3M • Easy Terms • Open F it Nltes EXTRA TROUSERS 810.00 Big Stock Reduction Salt Now la Proems MATHER of Sanford J te d d ra Tailored tor Ihe young man, with natural shoulders, hook vent, overlapped seams, and stylish etitched-edge lapel*. 3-button jacket, plain front panU. This suit looks cool, looks rrlsp — nnd, because It's n blend of 65% Dacron® polyester, 35% cotton poplin. It keeps that crisp, cool look. Resists wrink­ ling, looks nestcr longer, needs fewer pr tags. Most popular colors: black, olive, or clay, in a wide range of sizes. WHAT 18 A WOMAN'S MOST IMPORTANT “ ACCESSORY? SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st S t 322-0983 U W.n Dr*SMd Mss) �SIDE GLANCES OUR BOARDING HOUSE llS M M .M /W O W .tV E M T A PRSPOftfTOl PORVXJj t M AD*0Neg.RD5W rrM MATCHED WlTH T jE R RILSV FOE MVMAlM EVESTT— TH EN DSEft PUNCHED A CCX> AND 6X0H E A HAND ! BUT AFTER THAT SPREAD ACB HlOH SAVE C SC */ 1 FISUR6 CHUMP* Mi&HT rAVTDSEE VOUft e o y IN ACTION.' CK WAS THAT 3U*T SAUCE- INTH8 WATER BOTTLE ABOUT him seise a kills* ? By Galbraith HAR-rjMPH/ ASA 1 MAN TRAINED IN SCIENCE,T NtVSR^ EX'ASHERATC,^ (?;;* cvw li . CECAPfTATBj SCN3S.RD' l-S? f r r V-AJCR NEVER HEARD OH HIM- OUT OUR W A Y s ta h O June 10, 1965 — P ars 9 By Abigail Van Buren b b y : Texas, tent har s beautiful brand new bridal outfit. Thl* woman ha* never met Sharon, hut because Shar­ on'* fiance ia her favorita nephew she wanted to do aomething real nice for hie bride. The outfit looks ve­ ry expensive and It seem* a shame for her to spend all that money on ■ bridal outfit when Sharon already haa one. And besides, Shar­ on would much rather have a TV act. Should ahe keep it? She hate* to hurt her girl friend'* feeling* by not wearing the gown after ac­ cepting it. But she doesn't want to hurt her fiance's aunt's feelings, e i t h e r . What should she Ho? Qacobij. LVELL.NJUCAW JUSTIDTETHCH T R lC-M T B A C N T D T H E B A S E M E N T T H R E E W E E N S W ITH O U T 7 H D 5 B THINC’ S A R E N T d O i N J T O CHAN j E S O U IN TO A FLA P PA ’ LV E A kL’N O / , (D DEAR ABBY: My aiater, who la planning to he mar­ ried in September, haa a problem 1 think maybe you enn help her with. (I ’ll rail her Sharon). Well, Sharon borrowed her girl friend'* wedding govru because *h» didn’t want to go to the ex­ pense of buying one. About a week ago Sharon'* fianee'a aunt, who lite* in 7 /^ v f c OittfurS ?rr-T? DEAR ABBY: What ti your opinion of n ninn who t-unstuiitly smoke* tittur*? CURIOUS DEAR CURIOUS: He ia courageous, self-confident m e s o u line, aophiitirateil and uninhibited. Or would like to be. • • • Sa v Bljf “ Good morning, Mrs. Spears. |*m your friendly neigh­ borhood odd-jobs man, out to make a fast dim#I,r CARNIVAL Bv Dick Turner PRISCI LLA’S POP_________ The Stayman convention i* used primarily to allow a partnership to find a fourfour major suit fit aftrr a no-trump opening. Basically it uses the two club response to an opening no-trump as a forcing bid. The opening no-tiump bidder rehlda two spades with four spades; two hearts with four heart* and w i t h o u t four spade*; and two diamonds without four cards in either major suit. From f l at point on there are almost ns many varia­ tion* ■* there are expert players, hut the bid is an es­ sential to suecessful piny and every bridge teacher Inelude* it in hrr advanced classes. Dorothy Jane Cook of Wit- HER SISTER DEAR SISTER: Al­ though the aunt meant well, ahe should not have sent a bridal outfit as a gift without knowing whe­ ther or not it waa needed — or wanted. Sharon should return it with a letter of thanks, explaining that ah* ha* her bridal ensemble. But no mention should be made about what ehe would prefer Instead, unless aha ia asked. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am 21. not bad looking, have a good personality but 1 am a littlo shy until I get to know a person. 1 don't have a steady boy friend. I Jacoby and Son On(Bhidqsi N O RTH ♦ J87S ¥ 93 ♦ k m 1* a ♦ KQ3 W EST * A t V Q J 1085 E ABT *K I1 f K t l ♦ 54 # J 10 B 7 4410842 44978 SOUTH <D) ♦ Q 10 8 2 ¥ A74 ♦ AQ1 44 A J 8 No one vulnerable Math Wee4 Nsfth East 1N.T. Pas* 2 44 P*s* 2A Pa»* 8 44 P**« 4* Pass Pass Pas* Opening lead—¥ Q incite, 111., 1s a former pres, idvnt of the American Bridge Teacher* Assn., chairman of the program committee for thia year'* meeting at the Talmer House In Chicago on August 4 and fi, and also a successful tournament player. She point* out that North haa a perfect Stayman re­ sponse to his partner’* open­ ing no-truntp and can afford to raise to three apadra after South dutifully ahow* that he ha* four spades South goes on to gam* and haa no troubl* making it. H* wins the first heart, atarta after trumpa ami eventually loiea one heart trick and the aca and king o f trumpa. Without th* usa of th* two club convention North and South would never find the spade suit. West would open a heart against whatever no* trump contract South played and th* bidder would be held to seven trick*. WHAT MISCV4IEP DID 't 6 3 U)q "If it's a fair question, Evelyn, where IS all this good nature of yours that I'm forever taking advantage o f? " TIZZY By Kate Osnnn SHORT RIBS Jh e(jOd m m It? Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enlrrprisr Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: We recently moved from our old home to anothrr one that is nearer our children’s school and where we hoped that they could find more playmates. Hut our older one —a gill o f 7— is shyer than her brother ami les* able to make new friends. Whnt wor­ ries me is that ahn tries to bribe the three little girls who live on our block to play with her. I have told her that we can’t buy friends with coins and offers of ritndy, ANSWER: Why did you tell her that? Rrcause some chii<l guidance book told YOU that? Fellutv pit rent, don't you offer candy ami drinks to people you want to get to know 7 When you want to make a hit with peopia who don’t know you, don't you offer to slum) your belong­ ing* with them! your beat eltina, best reclpea? Don’t you use the appeal of these belonging* of yours to sug­ gest that their owner is even more appealing? Or are you “ bribing” them to like you with this appealing hospital­ ity? You know, w* Just can't afford to diaap|K-ar like this — and let some child guidance expert define our child'* be­ havior for us. Yet disappear­ ing ia exactly what we do when we operate on the expert'a opinion without first testing its sense against our own experience. Wa become the child who ia seen and not heard. Lika a repressed child, we accept the expert's view that soliciting friendship by offering hospitality I* “ brib­ ery” without any proteat, any usa of our own brains and experience at all. How can you expect to be­ come a real fleah-and-blood woman to your child if you don't put yourself into what you think and say to her? Th* experts aren’t around her. She can't make friend* with the absent experts. Nor can she make friend* with a button that releases a lever marked “ bribery” and immed­ iately re*|>ond* with the au­ tomatic answer; “ We can't buy friends with colas and candy.” If wa ar* not levers oper­ ated by th* experts, this kind of thing becomes simple. When the child wants to o f­ fer sodas and randy to pos­ sible friends, we think: “ What a lovely hospitable impulse!” And drllghtrd at her wish to rulerlnfn, give her the sodas and candy, so conveying our plrasure in her hospitable Imputs* that aha finds dslight in It, too—and playa out hsr hostess rola in fine, self-confident style. TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P. M. "My father insisted our vacation fund should give the family a change of scenery, so Mother decided to have the house redecorated!" 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He aaid: “ For the ninture women, 1 prefer hair piecea rather than wigs — they ars more becoming and, if the proper hair piece la se­ lected snd worn correctly, tin y look mme natural than a wig, "The haircut ia the most Im­ portant, since your hair 1* seen more times without a hair set than with a set.” "Both long and short hair ahould be brushed out and combed every dsy. At times, th* mature woman feela that she Is not very agile with her hair, and she I* afsri.l to comb and brush it between visits to the beauty shop.” "Since the complexion o f a woman changes between the agri c f twenty and fifty, lighter tones of hair are the most flattering. 1 think a good streaking or frosting Job is most attractive, t also think gray hair Is most becoming, with the proper kind o f rimie. I suggest that women stay away from red hair dyes — artificial red Is nsvsr a true color." “ For women over forty, It ia more a matter o f the allhouett* o f the woman; the height and width should be taken Into consideration for th* proper hair style. The face i* only part uf the body!” "A haircut gives shape through the cut. Women after forty ahould hav* a lift In th*lr hair atyllng — If it's long, it should be worn up.” ” 1 believe p e r m a n e n t ! should only be given to peo­ ple as an aid to straight hail — they ahould not ba over­ done,'' Well, ladles, her* ar* inter­ national hairlines by a real artist who haa salons in many great cities and a tong list o f famous women client*. Aurellcn Lintarmans haa only recently com* to New York with his stunning wife, Mercedc* Mollner, a French actress and European movla star. The Salon Is truly beau­ tiful. Th* them* ia black and white, all created by Linterman*, who can style salons aa well and as cleverly as ha style* hair! Tomorrow —• "D ear Edyth Thornton McLeod" Johnson Accepts ‘Half A Loaf • • • Get In Early • • • r j 4 :t l I*) NIIC N»w* n »p ort Hate to writ* tettersT Send one dollar to Abbjr, Box fi9700, I,o* Angtie*, Calif., for Ahhy’» booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” DEAR ABBY: Your ad­ vice to “ Telephone Sweet­ heart,” that 17-year-old girl who became fascinat­ ed with th* stranger who dialed hrr number by mis­ take, was good. I hop* (h* takes it. Four year* ago th* same thing happened to m*. only 1 wasn't a 17-year-old kid. I waa old enough to know better. I should hav* hung up the moment I beard that deep resonant voice. It changed my life. ANOTHER TELEPHONE SWEETHEART e • • Problem*? Write to AB­ BY, Box 00700. Los An­ geles, Calif. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamp­ ed self-addressed envelop*. • * • 1 /f O >J I 4J f RIUt-IN CS TV THtATRI Tonus thru Istsrlw . si.on a C.4MLUAD a t visa MMir •ATHAtlON” S rlrn rs-t-trllon — Cats* sum UiS* anlr - l i n t ’ l'a W O U LD " 2 IIII3 W A Y N B Hi** satr -Ml'IIDKtt AT TUB IIAI. I.OI>" t'uiuriijr M i l l i r y NOW SHOWING AT 2:23-n:0S-9;4S WaCtDiSNSY TBCHhCOWk Hayley Mill*, Burl tv*s Plus At 1 dHM 1*0-8:80 ilH H H l lUMCMPimStM' STARTS SUNDAY ELVIS PRESLEY Did You Know? Sanford Electric Co. • haa a complete record and •heet mimic department. • does TV aervlct • d o e s appliance servlet Restaurant and Lounge ;* iiI 21 ■ P»e. llrld* J-opardy P ilis la lllch t Th* McCoys M A R - LO U 1 R VJ lam v> udrr car's deputy r~ 1 r — Johnson 11 cknama far tliur >(>■' kiln* impltivl dal Inud r - r~ r - (2) 11:10 t:> (» ) (*< work in a large offle* building, and I keep run­ ning into a very nice-look­ ing young man who muit he about 24 year* old. I know he’* noticed m», but he ha* never made any ef­ fort to get acquainted with me. One of the glrla who work* where I work era* with me when he passed by and ahe said ahe didn't know his name, but she knew in which office ho worked and she was sure h* wasn’t married. I would like to meet him. I have an idea that he would al­ so like to meet me, hut he ia also shy. How do I break the ire? A nice girl can’t just start talking to a strange man, ran she? SHY HUT INTERESTED DEAR SHY: No, a "nice’’ girl cannot just start talk­ ing to a strange man—but if you want to “ break the ice''—crack a amile, anil leave the rest to Provi­ dence. AS WELL AS • carried all G-E Appliances • RCA COLOR Televlalon • Stereo • Small Appliances AND • Electrical Contracting 322-1562 116 M A G N O U A �V H v fa trl Flag Day Riles FE A Stand For Teachers Explained Slated Sunday At Elks Club ((fill Page 10 — June 10, 1065 Eight Winners Selected In Garden Contest /■ Hr Margaret Co.by North Orlando Garden Club escorted Judaea Mr*. Voile A. William* Jr. and Mra. Warren E. Knowles, both of the Ixora Garden Circle of Sanford, and Mr*. Oliver W. Holme*, o f the South Semi­ nole Garden Club, on an In­ spection lour of garden* In North Orlando to determine eight winner* o f prize* In the club'a annual Beautification Month contest. At the home o f Mr*. Carl Hyatt, chairman of the gar­ den o f the month program, Judge* deliberated aome time before announcing declelnn*. Considering overall appear­ ance of lawns, front and back, neatness In care of the gar­ den, and proper landscaping to enhance the home to best advantage, the Judge* named the grand prlic winner o f the club'a $50 cash award anil blue rlblion to be the 110 Lombardy Bead home nf Mr. and Mr*. Hornce K. Boardman. • » • Second prise of $25 given by tba Village o f North Or­ lando, went to Mr. and Mra. William MacKIntoih for their Cl North Devon Avenue garden. Mr. and Mra. Joseph P. Scheutiow’a home on Algiers received the third prize nf a year's subscription to The Sanford Herald. Carl Hyatt'* eaah prize of |5 went to fourth place win­ ners, Mayor and Mrs. David G. Tilaon at 01 North U»mbay and William Elder'* home, alio on North Bombay Avenut, won the fifth prize of a gallon o f motor oil, A plant went to the sixth place garden o f Mr. and Mrs. William Higginbotham at 11 North Edgemon Avenue and a rake for seventh place was won by the Jakob Harlrh garden at .'II South Cortez Avenue. Eighth place, gift from an area dress shop, went to tha Georg* T. Casalou gar­ den at SI Bouth Devon. • a * Judge* noted that the Bosrdmsn garden Is a verltabla masterpiece of home gar­ dening and that many gar­ dens were Immaculate In ap­ pearance and very tastefully landscaped. They especially thought the use of the com­ mon periwinkle at the Cueaalnu home was very well done. "I t waa an enjoyable ex­ perience to view ao mnny lovely gardens," Mr*. Wil­ liam* atated, and all Judges agreed. Following annnunrement of prize winners, Ilia dub serv­ ed a covered dish luncheon. Hostesses for the afternoon were members of the garden o f the month committee, Mr*. Hyatt, Mra. W. W, Alidniaon, and Mra. Georgo |)ui|uetta, and the dub president, Mra. E. W. Harvlltf. JUDGES for North Orlando Bemitlfirntinn Month Contest (sontert, lnft to right) Mrs. Warren K. Knowles, Mrs. Voile Williams Jr., ami Mrs. Oliver W. Holmes, were luncheon guests of the North Orlando Garden Club following lour of inspection. Hostesses were (standing, from left) Mrs. K. W. Hnrvillo, Mrs. W. W. Anderson, Mra. Curl Hyatt, and Mrs, George Duquette. (Herald Photo) Special Flag Day servlre* will be held Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Elk* Cluh, 1006 East Second Street. Guest speaker will be Judge Voile A. W il­ liam* Jr. A api-rlal presentation will be conducted by Maj. It. T. Chen, U. S. M*rlne Corps, Sanford Naval Air Station. Members of the Boy Scout* will present tlx American flngs, beginning with one bearing 13 star* in the field and ending with the present RO-aUir flag. An each flag la presented, its history will be told. Flag Day services are mandatory for Elk* Club mrmheri, but the public is welcome to attend. National Mag Day Is Monday, June 14, but the Elks Cluh It ob­ serving the day early. The Elks have requested that all ritlzens and places of business display the Amer­ ican flag on Flag Day. r= II j r I/ w-4- -4- y- e r f K U.S. Crime Rate Still On The Rise Bear Lake School, said the National Education Associa­ tion ha* been asked to make the probe. The future president of the F'EA made these point* in hi* remarks about Florida education: 1. Florida spends $60 less than the national aver­ age per pupil for all achool expense. 2. Only 83 high schools In Florida are fully accred­ ited by the Southern As­ sociation. 3. School* and school buses In mnny counties arc overcrowded. 4. Florida la In the bot­ tom half of the state* In financial support of its schools. Dabbs charged that the Legislature has done little more than provide the mon- Jugrglers Miss WASHINGTON (U PI) — The FBI reported that the Whole Counties nation’s rrime rate, which hit TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — a new high last year, was Legislator* are so busy jug­ still oni.D e rise during the gling counties in the present first three months o f 1066. renpportionment session that A two per cent IncrvHec some counties are even being WALKOUT ENDS over the 1904 first quarter left nut of the hills. FORT L A U D E R DALE figures was disclosed In the Sen*. Robert Haverfleld (U PI) — Longshoremen at FBI’s uniform crime reports and George Hollahan, of Mi­ Port Everglade* were under leleasrd by Director J. Edgar ami, omitted Putnam County court order* today to end the Hoover. from a bill they Introduced, He noted, however, that and Rep. Robert Elrod, o f Or­ walkout that began last Fri­ day In a dispute over who the Increase waa "more mod­ lando, forgot to include Culshould handle the mooring erate" than the '‘sharp up­ houn County in ona o f hia swing" o f 1064. proposals. lines of cargo ship*. ey needed to take care of the growth In population. "Many counties In ths state must rc-asiest property to provide taxes to aupport their school*," he said, "The teacher* know that, even though echoole are poor­ ly financed, tha pupil* are getting a good education," Dabbs said. "But we cannot keep on doing thie with the money we are forced to oper­ ate on." Dabbs said the (tata Is los­ ing many of the good teach­ ers because o f poor financing of schools. He said the state needs about 4,000 teachers earh year from outside the stale, yet about half the states pay teacher* better than F’lorida. "W hy should teachers come to Florida to teach more children with lei* teaching materials and get paid less money," Dabba asked. Dubhs said the teachers of Florida have not asked NEA for sanctions but for an investlgatlon. "The teacher* o f Florid* are c o n c e r n e d for our school*," Dabbs concluded. "You have given us money for poor school* and we haw given you rood school*. If you will give us money for good schools, we ran give you fine schools. We cannot even hold the line unless we git. the support o f tha public and public official*." CORSAGES HRIDAL AND FUNERAL WORK GrapcvlHe Florist And Nursery 3221 Grapevllle Ava. 322-0886 PAINT NOW! PAY LATER! e asy term s FREE ESTIMATES A & B CONTRACTORS Ph.: 322-2287 Seagram’s H| PATHFINDERS FAIR is a feature of the annual Seventh-tiny Adventist Gamp Meeting at Purest Lake Academy. Members of I he Forest City Pathfinders shown getting ready for opening parade include Sherry Sagert, Itonnic Turner, Cindy Walden, Mike Doherty, Harold Greene, Bur. Cara Doherty, Jane White, Nancy Turner, David Moon, Leithu Scott, Premia Stubbs, Judy Hall, Cathy Meek, Sue Arney, Terri Mussel white, David Duke, Date Walden, Sandy Mauldin, Hurhuru Moon, Donna Hey. Holds, Cindy Simpkins, Susan Sngert, Diane Green, Dennis Forworlhy, and Henry Stuhhs, Director is Gary Fowler. (Herald Photo) SCOTCH WHISKY 7 CROWN BLEND 0 Ancient _____ _ Ancient A gelO YR. OLDSTAGG Str. Ky. Bourbon STR. KY. BOURBON TOM MOORE Ll p £ j KY. null. 100* BOND Tanqueray IMP. ENGLISH GIN REG. 7.13 BEG. 5.20— 41.95 CAME Wit_ 4.99 NATIONAL BEER 6 12 OZ. CANS TOP TOPS Just North of Casselberry City Limits I 50 YR. IMP. SPANISH 17 06 PRICES GOOD THROUGH I P R R A M ^ KEO.L98 Hwy. 17-92 Sa t u r d a y , ju n f. iit h I ^ A O Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando I SHERRY 99 GORDON’S RON RICO 1/2 GALLON SCHENLEY RESERVE fiM 6 YR. Ill,END O i g g Vt l r * l k J 7 A K J A G A L .l^ in Z i M IN W BLENDED WHISKEY T.W. SAMUELS Bourbon Twelve V D I IV. \L REG. 1.99 — 43.73 CARE FULL QUARTS Present Puzzles Pope Paul VI VATICAN CITY (U PI) Vatican official* have a firstcla n problem on their liandt; What do you do with two 130-pound lion eubi? The seven-month-old cub* were a present to Po{>o Paul VI from tire governor of Gu­ jarat, India. Lions are a great rarity la India and cxUt only In a forett in Gujarat, when- they are eUitlJy protected. BUDAPEST, H u n v a r y A Vatican prelate who had (UPI) — Tho Hungarian b n ii sent to receive them at new* agency MTI reported Konir'i Fiuminclno Airport "great interval" In the furth­ gave thanks to the Indian of- ] coming appearance her* of liciaU—but had no clrar idea American trumpeter Loui* Armstrong and hi* band. It about what to do with the ani­ ■aid 72,000 ticket* alt cattymals. hud keen sold for hi* concert There it hardly a place la in Budapest. this 101.7-acra (tale where liiuu cun safely and usefully Uruguay la the smallest of be kept. the South American republics STR. KENTUCKY STR. K Y. BOURBON • Charred Oak OPINING 49* BEER V D STRAIGHT I It* BOURBON REG. 3.71 VALUE Til ClO ilN G )9< Al l ABC l OUNCLS BUY BY THE CASE * SAVE FALSTAFF . . REGENT W IN E SA LE U l T n h l f * CklnnU, Burgundy M e 1U U 1C c u r v t, S .aU m e ■■ »i Qt |» «.«51k Old Milwaukee CASE 24 BUSCH II OX. 4- DEP. BALLENTINE rf.g. ! C O KY. BOURBON CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEP. FULL QUART y i STH I YELLOWSTONE 100* BONDED #A < KING SIZED Hl-BALL' HI-BALL* OAT o , NITt # BOURBON *4 . 4 9 * )9 i »•- GLENMORE RF-G. 6.30 — S Sth* 12.93 NO 0H1NKS OVIK u * Pink Catawba *“ 20 Y r. Port in . TOME HOME OF THE Mr. Boston Rum • ABC Vodka 3.99 SCOTCH ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE Park & Tilfords RESERVE Blend 8 INVERHOUSE IIMPORTED bb, $ 7 7 0 IMP. SCOTCH 17 V D KEG. I 7 Q 3.85 l a f g s t h IMP. SWEET or DRY VERMOUTH OR KTII. k y . BOUItBDN m 3.19 BULLOCH LADE CRAWFORD 6 ■ RF.G. 3.06 — 3 Stha 9.36 2.99 , $ 1 0 * 1 0 OK Satchmo! GIN OR VODKA RFJt. 4.63 — 33 75 CASE MELROSE RARE 12 YR. WALLACE ADKINS of Third Court, Chuluotn, found neighborhood chil­ dren amt friends and a colorfully decorated home awaiting his arrival home from a stay in the Luke City Veteran's Hospital, (Herald photo) RESERVE BLEND IKDmjCff Mr. Boston Rum BEG. 4.81 — 41.88 CASE f c w * Park & Tilfords ■ STRAIGHT BOURUON 6 Yr. Str. Ky. Bourbon g j f i jB Me l r o s e . JtAZl 0 •HEAVEN HILL WHISKEY" HALLER DELUXE Kentucky Genllem anS? 3 86* STR. KY. BOURBON 90 PROOF GIN LIGHT Plljul nr DARK n U I V l WINNER OF DRAWING recently for slot-car racing outfit given away by Ivey’s Shoe Store was Tom Bull (left). The drawing was pnrt of n shoe promotion. Shown with young Hall is Don Knight, store manager. (Herald Photo) KENTUCKY DALE Fleischmann DO PROOF GIN Russians Pay Up Under Protest GLEN COVE, N. V. (DPI) —It waa from Hussla—but not with love. It ua* an envelope, for the city nf Glen Cove, containing a check from the Soviet Union for moro than $38,uoo as a part payment on the back tax­ es it owes for the 36 acre es­ tate. Klllenworth. Thu Hussions ton tend they should nol have to pay laves, The reason they give is diplo­ matic immunity. But this Long Island com­ munity contends it should not have 1o subsidize the Hussions and that their failure to pay taxes would put an extra bur­ den oo other resident*. Tha State Department sev­ eral years ago sought to cnlcr the dispute on behalf of the Euaalaw, but eventually gave UPThe city was adamant that (be Soviet Union bad to pay Its taxes like everyone else. Glen Cove Mayor Joseph R d lly said the Russians still owe $26,000 plus Interest In taxes. However, Reilly added that the I K ,000 payment was suf­ ficient for the time being and effactivaly avoids foreclosure .on lax liens oo Use estate, [which would have taken plate 4$ tba and U tba uwouU. George Dabbs, president­ elect of the Florida Educa­ tion Association, said today •alary it not the primary conrern of the FEA but Im­ provement o f Florida achooli. "Tha FEA feela that neither tha state nor county, in mnny easel, is accepting Its responsibility to provide for the education o f our chil­ dren," Dnbbi laid. The Seminole County edu­ cator said the board of di­ rectors of the FEA has re­ quested a thorough and im­ partial investigation o f the political atmosphere In Flo­ rida In relation to its rffret on the quality of public edu­ cation. Dabbs, who Is principal of t FU LL QUARTS • Old Thompson 86* BLEND • Taaka Vodka • Mill Farm STRAIGHT BOURBON • _ J. Collins Gin Ihompso# SURF8IDE • Florida Rum REG. S3* VALUER 3.88 3.49 Champagne "FOR A WEDDING IN JUNF." Ex. Dry, Pink R.49 R om alHparkling Burgundy ■ Sth KORBEL ________ 3,99 TAITTINGER 4” h �1 I <» Wind Of Death & Th* winds of change are blowing through Southeast Asia. These are real winds, the winds o f the mon* soon, which annually bring life-giv­ ing moisture to the thirsty land but which this year may also produce a rich harvest o f death. Derived from the Arab word "maualm," monsoon is the name for the seasonal reversal of the prevailing wind pattern. For half the year, winds blow out of the north o ff the land. In May, as the sun heats up the land masses of Asia, moisture­ laden winds begin to move from the cold waters of the Indian Ocean and Gulf of Siam into the warm, lowpressure areas of Southeast Asia. The heaviest rains come In June and July. Around October, as the land cools, the wind changes agnin and blows toward the sea until the next cycle. Movies and novels to the contrary, the monsoon months are not invar­ iably marked by incessant, pouring rains. A season of wide-spread flood­ ing may be followed by several o f sparse rainfall. According to clima­ tologists with the U.S. Weather Bureau, Saigon may receive as much Dick West’s GRADUNAUT as 20 inches of rain during the height of the monsoon or as little as four. The fear in Saigon today is that heavy monsoon rains and mists will curtail aerial operations in Viet Nam and encourage a major ground of­ fensive, or series of offensives, by the Viet Cong guerrillas. It was fog and cloud cover that enabled the Germans to mount the unexpected Battle of the Bulge in Belgium In 1944. That weather ad­ vantage, however, lasted only a mat­ ter of dnys. The monsoon season is six months long. The Lighter Side Thought For Today Jesus said to them, “ I am the brend of life; he who comes to me shall not hunger, nnd he who be­ lieves in me shall never thirst."— John 6:35. • • • To believe that this terrible ma­ chine world is really from God, in God, and unto God, and through it and in spite of its blind fatality all works for good— that is faith in long trousers.—George Tyrrell. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic > « I I Robert Cramer b u n perieneed publisher with a varied career in newspapert and magazine*. So ha gave a superb addrraa and atreased the fart that nowadays the family living room in tha communica­ tion! center of America I With tha true acientiet’a outlook, he aleo asked for tha Uchlilocople data be­ low. CASE W-418: Robert S. Cramer ii the versatile head o f Parenta’ Magazine. Hia addrei* immediately followed mine at tha Indus­ trial Editor* Institute which Dean John Drewery had scheduled at the University of Georgia's famous School o f Journalism. Cramer outlined the tre­ mendous influence o f the printed word both In newspapers and magazine*. "Tha family living room,** ha atreased, "is tha commun­ ication! center o f America!** Later we were luncheon guests o f Dean and Mrs. Drewery, where wa continued our diacusslon o f the power o f the printed word. "Tell ua more,” Cramer said, ‘'about your expertmenta with the tachisto•cope." During my address I had mentioned use of the tachl*toscope (the quick-flash, ex­ posure gadget) by which printed copy can be shown to readers for a brief inatant of time. Contrary to our u ■ u a 1 teaching o f English composi­ tion, that gadget showed sev­ eral improvement* in tha mere layout of printed material. For example, viewers would not notice auch words a* "three'* or "fou r" on ahort exposure. But they would catch the oorrespondlng Arabic num­ erals, such as 3 or 4. For Arabic numerals art an alien form o f print eymbol and thus stand out dis­ tinctively against th* Latin letters o f the alphabet which we employ in printed copy. It would thus make the Herald Area Correspondents > 0 Altansont* Bprior* Mrs. Julia Barts* • u -u ia ■ear Lake-Foreet City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838-3478 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 438-1044 ,1 > • B Chula ate Mrs. Joan Magla 145-1741 DeEtrf Mrs. John Loom 444-44U Deltona Mr*. Mildred Baaay 444-4431 Geneve Mrs. Jo Ann Haya 244-4171 Faterprtsa Mrs. BltcMo Karris •48 5834 uwm Lake Mary Hr*. Francr* Wootor 122-4114 Lab* Menroo Mrs. H L. Johaeon 422-4728 Loegwood Mrs. Donna Estes 834-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby 422-4744 Oateea Mrs. Clarrnc* Snyder >22-4441 Ovtad* Mrs. Bvalyn Lundy S44-4144 Ws\t Pag* 1A fpralii Sanford, Florida Thun., Juna 10, 1965 WALvam a . w ib l o w . isuitom An is r t a u i a u r a A X K VOLTQLINB. ( S n e ls iM s • o .a e r e l I i m s h BOMBCSIT ALBXAXUSB r a i l s a o o K iH is a A H M S 1 I t a ilo r A4vtrUsing Dies r a g o van r a w M anaging B a ilor Bu s h m iu u ii •eclats Batter e o r r is a v s t ii c i t s aattar jt ip r w m .u QesAly M ilter ■O f • ! Advertlslag 4 A in BMoastAstwa Basils** rsa a page more easily compre­ hended if we were to use Arabic numeral* for all num­ ber* from two and upward, instead o f writing out the numbers as printed words. "Dr. Crane," you may pro­ test, "w hy do you start with nnd go onward? Why not begin with *1* when using numerals?** Well, that Is a logical query, but that numeral "1 " is simply the 12th letter of our alphabet and thus doesn't strike the eye as being an alien print symbol. Another result of the Uchistoscoplc testa ihowed that short paragraphs attracted th# reader'* *>■• better than long paragraphs that may run 10 to 20 lines deep. The Utter vaguely repulse the viewer for they suggest "textbook" copy. Moreover, 1 lk and two-column widths are less appealing than sin­ gle column wldthl Short paragraphs, a v a n when lacking q u o t a t i o n marks, connote dialogue, and thu* have far more dramatic or human interaat value. Out the must dramatic print symbols o f all are quote marks I Why? Because they indicate dial­ ogue! For dialogue usually meant at least two people are pres­ ent, so all aorta of complica­ tions can arise, ranging from love to war, sexual assault to intrigue, horror, etc. When you employ quota­ tion marks, however, try to break your quote so you can get three sets on th* opening line o f a newspaper column. Contrast these: "Dr. Crane," he said, "how can a wife, etc., e tc.?" "Dr. Crane, how can a wife, ate., e tc.?" he said. Nat* that th* first example offers readers three seta o f quote marks on the opening line and thus trebles th* eyetcher appeal Send for my booklet "How To WrlU Salable Copy,” en­ closing a long atamped, re­ turn envelope, plu* 20 cents and learn more about "Print Psychology." (Always writ* to Dr. Crane in rare o f this news­ paper. enclosing a long atamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 cento to cover typing and printing casta when you send for o m of hia booklets.) Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: Th# Dcl-nnd Humane So­ ciety regrets that it can no longer accept animals from Sanford nnd Seminole Coun­ ty unless a donation is left at our shelter to help with the expense of their food and care. In the past month about 40 animals, both rale nnd dogs, were brought to our shelter from Sanford and Seminole County, and except in a few cases, no donation was made. The DrI.nnd Humane So­ ciety has its own problems in raising sufficient fund* to maintain the shelter and pro­ vide for the more than 2,000 animals that will be admitted from West Volusia County during 11)05; 217 were ad­ mitted in May alone, it should be evident from thee* figures that a smell organization like the Del,nnd Humane Society rannot add to Its fiiinnrlnl burdens by raring for out of county animal* Homes are found for rnla and dogs whenever possible, but tnnny o f tbe unwanted animals turned over to us, especially unspayrd females, cannot be placed and must therefore be put to sleep hu­ manely and buried. This last Involves a great deal of Inhor and is a drain on both the time and strength of our one caretaker. That i» another reason why we cannot add to bis already hravy load. Until Seminole County suc­ ceeds In establishing a hu­ mane society of its own, our society will be glad to ac­ cept unwanted pels from Seminole County owners pro­ BAg • Mee Ike M l I M« i Ue LS* t Meath V. a r.sie l RegeleUeae prsvld* Uet ea geld la edveese. Me perl *t eeg material. saws or tstsru asa, el sale edltl.e *1 Tbs Beaterd Mereld may »e regreaesed u ear meaear wlUeat wrlttea germlsaiea at Ue peblleBar #4 The Mereld. Aar ladlvtdeal er fires reageealble Ter aaek regreeseUea WU1 b* (oetlderod as latrlaglag «n Tbe Usretrs eegsrlgbl eed wttl be bald Uak!* tea damage# aadar it s ue 7 1MT Hanford 122-4111 Orlando Sales Representative MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 4-8034 your ro ta tio n trip last summsrf Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car ThU Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer L on f! *26500 We Will Air Condition Moot Popular American Cara. Prices Start AS LOW AS • INSTALLED Price Doe* Not Include Salag Tag. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS - • - “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer" Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 808 E. First St. Ph. 822*1481 ______ Open 6 Dayn A Week W. Park MI d-8tl« "And the Star Spangled Ban ner In Triumph Shall Wave O ’er the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave” HELP US CELEBRATE FLA G D A Y SUNDAY You are cordially invited to attend FU G DAY CEREMONY AT THE MAJOR B. T. CHEN U.S. MARINE CORPS ELKS CLUB 10M E. 2nd STREET — SANFORD SUNDAY, JUNE 13th — l:M P.M. /t*s going to c o il a lot o f pioney. — This Ad Sponsored By The Following Patriotic Firms — Better ttort $athg note. Open your MILLER MACHINE CO* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS, INC. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP THRIFTY AUTO SERVICE STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. BERL HENSON PRODUCE BRIDGES PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO RATLIFF BODY SHOP account hero* Safes — Hasting, Inc. Chlcaga Board of Trad* SPECIAL PRESENTATION: GROUCH? U/AII TVALL Members Midwest Stock Exch. HON. VOLIE WILLIAMS Cool Him O ff Cool Your Whoi# Houaa With Electric ALLEN A CO. 211 E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. •f THE ELKS AN N U AL HUSBAND A Air C oodU M ag Listed and unlisted Securities Mutual Fuads GUEST SPEAKER: Barbs Central INVESTMENT SERVICE lh< C O L L E G E ED U CA TIO N ALL OTMMM MAIL * 0 0 • t i l l t fear Summer camps for children M l • B e e tha provide fin* vacations for AS* I Mealbe their parents. M S 1 Meets •BbaertgMeaa a* ■stared as eases* eleaa me use uetewee It, tats as u e Poet OffWe el AeaTerdi JlerlSe, seder the Aet ad Oeagvsm ed Merab B. HIT. COMPLETE Remember Let's talk about Meaeg *c The biereld la a membee el ta* Danes free* whice is ealltled esslaatvelr te Ue far regehlleetlaa *1 all U * level ■ewe gristed ta Ut* i*vs»e»*r. upstanding, patriotic citizens of the United States, and I defy Sir. I’ettee, or anyone else, to name specifics and stop speaking in generalities with no facts to corroborate their charges. It seems to mi that these self-appointed dogooders should try to save America from the socialistic trend that is being crammed Into the livrs of the Amer­ ican public by exposing th* Communist Conspiracy. Hut, for eome unknown reason these defamation-spreader* never say one word against the Communist Infiltrstlon. Why? Are they afraid of what might be the result*? Is ft a glandular condition? God help us if the conspir­ acy ever become* a success. Tha John Hlrch Society Is dedicated to exposing this threat to the freedom of Americans. Willi* H. Jones ally, became “ un best-seller.” become th* best fir m e s t Item; According to recent beef salesman ws have.” reports, bourbon whiskey has II* said that European become an "In" drink with beef, when grilled, has about ths same degrs# o f tenderth* Pari* smart **tThis distinctively American ness as "high quality shoe beverage, long regarded by leather." leading French tippler* as Item: Peanut butter, here­ uncivilized, now has "le tofore virtually unknown out­ standing," which la the side the United States, waa French equivalent o f a status Introduced to Europeans at a symbol. 1083 food fair and hai line* Item: The U. S. Depart­ been spreading rapidly on ment o f Agriculture has un­ the continent. dertaken a program to pro­ Which means that French mote American-style cookout* children will soon have their in France and other parts of faces smeared with peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches. Western Europe. Conclusion: D* Gaulle's Secretary Orville L. Free­ man told a Senate committee criticism of U. S. polls* may that "Th* outdoor grill could b* a form of retaliation. JUNE 13th By Walter C. Parks* Published dells eeoepl Beturdes. Suedes eed Christae«; pub­ New York racing authority lished Set order processing Christ mee. say* th* big bettor is vanish­ • V M C B ir r to a m a t b s Mem* Delivery Me week ing. But Unci* Sam is still hers. SSM1XOLB COIXTT l i a s I Tver Editor, Herald: The June 4 issue of The Herald carried a blast against the John Hlrch Society by a neighboring politician. I know not where Mr. 1’etree got hi* misinformation; hut I do know be Is completely mis­ informed. I, Sir, om a member of the John Hlrch Society, and I re­ sent being called lomethlng worse than a Communist. The John llirch Society Is opposed to the Communist Conspiracy to take over the world — the United States not eaeluded. Tha Society le not against churches, reli­ gion, education, nnd the Dem­ ocratic foim of government of the United States. Howev­ er, we are opposed to the Communist infiltration into these areas of our everyday life. If one thinks there la no conspiracy, such as mention­ ed above, he Is either Ignor­ ant of current events, or, completely duped by the Com­ munist propaganda abroad In our land today. One would be naive to think for a moment the Communists had no in­ tentions o f trying to rhange our way of life to suit their o w n atheistic, tyrannical greed to possess absolute power over all people* of the world. The John Hlrch Society Is made up of eome of the finest, w stu MeeAaateal gist. ■ILL v i s a s XT gtetl rkotogreshse ■ f Belt It* Weak vided tbe owner is willing to make an adequate donation for his pet's maintenance while in our Shelter. Edith Swrctsor, President, DrI.nnd Humane Society WASHINGTON (U PI) — There has been a lot o f dis­ cussion recently about French President Charles d* Gaulle's criticism of U. S. activities In Viet Nam, th* Dominican Republic and elsewhera. All aorta o f theories hava been advanced to explain hit behavior, and it has caused a certain amount o f resent­ ment in this country. For instance, some observ­ ers have suggested that he assumed the rot* of gadfly for reasons o f personal van­ ity. Hut I don't think thsre Is anything to the rumor that he wants to buy the Rock of Gibraltar and change it* name to "de Gaulle Stone." More logical, in my opin­ ion, la th* theory that d* Gaulle fears that France Is In dengtr of b e c o m i n g “ Americanised" and la steer­ ing an independsnt course to help his country retain it* In­ dividuality. In that connection, I call your attention ta several re­ cent development* that may shed some light on th* mat­ ter. Item: A Paris professor wrote a book In which he complained that th* French language was being corrupt­ ed by American idioms and terminology. He noted that th* French adopted such words as "m is­ sile cone,” "self-service" and "weekend,” not to mention "pullover," "hot dog" and "cocktail." The book Itself, incldent- -- -■ 812 WEST FIRST 8T. ~ — —- - — ■ ~ SANFORD, FLA SHOW YOUR COLORS - D IS P U Y YOUR F U G ! # j �Horoscope Forecast Page 2A — June 10,1065 HERALD W ant-A ds Bring Fast Results Friday, Jun. I I , IMS G E N E R A L TENDENCY CIER: Moat everyone ia ao 19. Buildera Supplies Frean make you angry becauae o f thalr praoccupation w i t h their own auccaaa. Take time out to bo thoughtful and kind and you win whera othara loaa out, ARIES (Star. 21 to Apr. 10) Stuch troubla can coma If you do not pay your obll* gationa on time, be they in bualneaa or peraonal life. Don't bo envloua o f othcra. By tha aama token, do not be taken In by othera, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May *0) Avoid argumenta with partnera and ahow under atandlng courteay Inatead. Steer clear o f thoao who want to tell you what to do all the time. Uae your own good judgment and logic. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You may bo called upon to do more than you feel la necaaaary, but be a good aport and follow through. Be underatandlng with a co-worker — he la under strain o f name s o r t GROW. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Better keep buey with your work though you are inclined to step out fo r fun. You could easily spend more money Ilian you can truly afford. Endeavor to keep security intact. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Home life could prove to be very frustrating today, ao make the outalde world your oyster Inelead. Complete any unfinished calls, business, ate. Clear tha path for naw beginnings. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Traffic signals should be watched with great rare and be also careful in speech and motion. Get Information you need, but not at tha aapenaa o f othera. He pleasant. LIIIRA (Sept. 21 to Oct. 22) Spend your time finding ways to be more economical and you will not get Into trouble othera may find them­ selves In. Invest wisely. Show othera you art a level-headed person. SCORPIO (Oct. 29 to Nov. t l ) If you da not control that temper o f youra. much trouble ran ensue. Diplomacy will get you farther with ev­ eryone. And thia also In* elude* your romantic Ufa. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Although you are bogged down with private worries, do not take your Ire out on wrong people. He charming, especially in hue* inesi. Get love life on a more even keel. CAPRICORN (Dec. 32 to Jan. 20) Whatever you have planned to do in the hope that your pals will assist you must await a better day. They are too busy. Avoid going after what ia not worthwhlla. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) I f you observe ev­ ery lew and rule that applies to you. you can certainly keep nut o f trouble today. Remember that conventional practice* are the norm. He wise—keep them. I’ lKCKM (Feb. 20 to Mer. 20) Do not Jump right in end make radical changes as yet which new friends have advised. Get your abode, o f­ fice more charming, practical. Prepare yourself to win out. IF Y O U R CHILD 18 BORN TODAY. It will tie ea­ sy for your progeney to solve problems, both personal and impersonal, upon reaching adulthood, but you muit teach to control hit or her tamper early and be somewhat o f a disciplinarian. There Is ■ tremendous amount o f ener­ gy her* and sports at an early age would be very ad­ visable. Thl» person could easily get to the top o f any profession chosen. *'Tke Stare Impel, they da aot ram pel." What you ■aka o f your life Is targely M to YOUI Carroll RlghUr’e Individual Forecast fo r yeur aigs for July la now ready. For your ropy send your blrthdate and 61-06 to Carroll RlghUr Forecast (The Sanford Heraid). Box 1921, Hollywood 22, California. Grab ban Installed by tha tub and shower an Important •aftty features in any hath, room, acconllai to tha U. 8. Department of Agriculture. BaaferO PRE-CAST Concreia S u p * ORKDOKI LUMBER CO !! • Mae!* av * tlt-e iit Ba 322-5612 I ta h il* 22. Plumbing O eaaty 425-5938 Dial k m to a « di £ 4 1 4 U p t a i |1 |1-M| 1.M 113* • to i e i 2 i m | u » | i . H 3 j PLUM BIRO C oatraetlaa Repair* F R E E E STIM ATE! I t U HAHVET 19* Sanford Av*. Itl-ttll 24. Well Drilling ! 55. Furniture For Sale Tou con find anything you FREE ESTIMATE ■ aad advarttaad In the Harold Upholatartng A Mattreas ran. Classified. evatlng. Naw A Uaad Furnl. tu rn Call Nix B id din g Mfg. -T e n nam e It— wa hava 117 Co. nt T it Calary Avo. n j . 20. Hardware POPCORN MACHINE (o r Car till. nlvala, Baaaara A Partial. Ban Ford'* Mo*t Complete AMERICAN RENT-ALL Uaed furniture appliances, tool, TED WILLIAMS UDW lll-llll •tc. Bought - Sold. Larry'a t t i.f t t i H H 8. Hiawatha tea e . n th . Mart. SIS Sanford A v * Ph, H l - t l t L ____________________ 53. Wanted To Buy Classified Phones determined to ret hU or her way that you ha*e to ba very cartful you do not tread up* on thetoea o f another or that they do not unintentionally 51. Articles For Rest 11 to 19 |2 11.90 IIJ 9 I 2.81 11 to 20 I 4 11J * 1113 t 3.M II to I I I » 11.M |2.111 4.TI 19 to 30 I « |l J i I 2.72 11.72 l l i l a n AS— l U s * (fiv e A-latlaa w ords pee Hue) | I J * Mlalmum c a a s g o AU Skip D el* A t* C U r p S a t 1-D ay mas* CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST TraT nE T T isrnr 21.50 Per Inch IMUIeeua* e f 1 « ERRORS Tfc- It M a li w ill aat ka ra. •passible (a t a * r » tkaa aaa Ia v e rre d laaertlea. " copy" Tka Herald raavrvaa l i t pc*, vllvpa at rvjavllaa ar aevla. lap a a r advertleew ew l tvblrb It * , , a i akjectlaaakla la Ika paltry a ( lU a a aw *, eayae.__________________ DEADLINES I I Noon Day Befora Publication For Insertions and Kills (Sat. Noon For Moodsy) DRILLED. ru Mf W SPRINK LER ITSTEMB All Typ*« and Sltaa W a Repair and Service I T I N E Machine and Supply Co. te r w . and nt m -m i BEDS FOR RENT SELL US yuar Furniture. Quick fe rv lce with tba Cash. Hospital. Rollawaya, Juvanlla. FRE E delivery and Pick-up. SUPER TRADINO P O S T . FURNITURE CENTER tii-e iT T . 1109 Pranch Ava. Ph. SS3-7SSS USED FURNITURE iii-m e ___ 55. Furniture For Sals For the btggaat aataelleu o f nearly naw nnd uaad furn i­ ture, aaa Noll's Furniture B rokerage Is Caaaalbairy on 1T-IL Optn I day* * to •. USED FURNITURE 30. Home Appliancea AND BEDDING 1-Full alia Foam Hubbar Mattreas 114.19; a . e . A p .iu n c e t— Naw a u*ed 1-Full alts Foam Rubbar Sat lll.lli Its Magmelta lll-llll 1-Twtn aita Foam Rubbae Mattraaa 111.19; 31. Musical Inslrumenta t-T w tn ala* Dog aprlnge •arh *11.09; 1-Full ataa Innaraprlng 0 * n e Cumbaa — l t l - l « l l M attrauea each 111.19; 1-Full alia H ollyw ood Beda Piano T on in g nnt Repair each 111.19; W. U Harman . . . I t l - t t l l 1-T w ln else H ollyw ood Bad* each 111.19; 1-Twln alaa Repoaaeaeed 34. Upholstery Mattreaaea each II*.00; 1-T w ln alt* rebuilt Mattreaaea each III.I0i o f flna w orkm anship In upholaU rlng. Draparlt*. Slipcover* 1-Full sl(* Rebuilt Mattraaaae aash l t l . l t Tim * P a y m in ti a* little A* 1* me. Drapery hard war* In 1-Tw ln ataa rebuilt H olly. atallatlen. w ood Bada aach I I I .10: KULP DECORATING SHOP t-P u ll alia Jenny Lynn Bad Ph. I l l - 1111 111.00; 1-FoIa Bed 111.10; 1-Sofa Dad 111.09) 50. Mine. For Sale 1-Rapoaaaaaad 7 pc. L ivin g Room Sulla 1111.10; 1-1* elan H ollyw ood Bag SI* SO TW IN NEEDLE 1-Ilebullt S alaa H ollywood DIAL-CI-M AT1C Bad lll.lt ; ZIG-ZAG ' l l MODEL Moat nail du* to circum stance* 1-S alaa Innaraprlng Mattraaaaa aach 111.00; 117 balanca, larma available. Wa finance our own. Credit 1-Olant ataa H ollyw ood Dad uied I month* 1*1.10; a d ju a u r OA 1*1177 Collact. 1-T w ln alaa lon g boy H olly­ w ood Bad 111.10. SANFORD REWIND CENTER 101 Be. Park Av*. I lt-M ll TSironrELECTRi?? ECHOLS BEDDING CO. t> par day rental (or E lectric Carpet Bhampooer with pur­ chase or Blue Luatre. Carroll Furniture Co. Bedding A Furniture A T F A C T O R ! PRICEBI 111 M agnolia I ll-lilt WILSON • M AIER FURN Buy — Sail — Trad* I CU. FT. Olbaoa R efrigerator, 111-11 8 . I K lll-llll cold w ater aplgot Inalda. PerfecL Pb. 111-1*0* a lter l:l« , Legal Notice 56. Antiques For Sals OKEEN Carnival (Haas Bow l; Chlppandalo B u ffet; Row; Pitcher; Tarn W lndar A m l c . Item s rll-7 1 9 (.__________ 60. Business Op port. AVAILABLE fo r Daalar, Fp.r Servlet Station. 1001 Franch AVO. Call Collact J. J. Brown 7 « I - m * ^ P o r t Oranga, FU. 69. Schools ft Instructions FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH (Space Unlveralty A irport) Located I mllaa East o f Ovle.lo on llw y. (I I It now open. Student Inatructlon now g iv ­ en In Piper Cbarokaa " l io ." Coma out and laarn to fly NOtV. Expart Inatructlon In a relaxed atm osphere rem ov­ ed from buiy tra ffic pat­ terns Tw in-angina Charter avallabla anywhara. L a i d Aviation P rodu ct! avallabla fo r Happy F lying. Ph. 1**1191 for further Inform ation and appolntmanL gW IM M IXd Laaeona, Q ualified Instructor. t n - l l l T . 72. Fcmsle Help Wanted QUALIFIED Inauranca sacratary. Flra A Casualty. Salary commanaursta w ith axperlane*. Sand raauma A refer­ ences to, Hanford Herald, Ilog 149. Legal Notice IB TH E CIHCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IB ABD FOR S E R I. BOLE COUNTY. IN CHABCERY BO. I U M BESSIE MAE THORNE, P la in tiff -ve- ELI THORNE, DefandanL NOTICE o r SUIT Do you have a drinking prob­ VACUUUM C L E A N E R , 1*1* TOi ELI THORNE, WHOBB Model, uaed o n ly l time. lem. W rite P. o. ,l11* Pay RESIDENCE IS MONTF IC T IT Io rS BAMS tba balanca o f II I . W ilt Sanford CIOMERY. A L A BAMA. NOTICE IS haraby given that taka older Vacuum cleaner AND W H O S E MAILINO fo r nart payment. Ph. Orlan­ I am engaged In bualnaaa at 10 ADDRESS I t ; IN CARE N. Edgamon, N. Orlando, Sami4. Ileeuty ( ‘are do Collact OA 1-1*77. OF: MRS. BESSIE JEM not* County, Florida, undar tha ISON, f i l l fth STREET. flctl'.toua name o f Tom Thumb H A R R IE T T * Beauty M o o R E A D T -M IX CONCRETE O REATER WASHINGTON ■oft water, ovtnln a app ta. Block*, Slapping Stonaa, Sand. Nuraary, and that I Intend to PARK. MONTOOMERT lo t So. Oak. III-* I* »Steal. Oraaaa Trap*. R ock. register aald name with tha ALABAMA. L ot M ark er* Polyathylana, Clark o f tha Circuit Court, A SWORN COMPLAINT h sv. Samlnola County, Florida. In W ire Maab, Steps, W indow 8. Pets A Supplies Bill*. Dry Walla A Drain Til*. accordance with tha provision! Ing been Iliad In tha Circuit o f tha Fictitious Narao Ftat- Court In and fe r Samlnola MIRACLE CONCRETE C a ANIMAL HAVEN, Kennal*. u ta * to -w lt: Sacllon I I I .01 County, Florida, In Chancery, Bcreenad Run, B o a rd tK It I •m illed. "Batata Mas Thorn*. Florida Statutaa HIT. HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS *7*1. T a ll com * aaa ual Slg: Oaratd Elalna Slngloton P lain tiff, -va - Ell Thorna," D e­ W H ITE SEWING MACHINES Publish May 17, A June t, III fendant" praying for certain Authorliad Safa* A Service rallaf fo r tha abova named CUTE little K itten* tree. Ph. 17. lilt. OARRETTS p la in tiff and agstnat you th* 111-0(1* altar ( p.m. t«* E. FtreL t l l - l l l d CD M -tt abova named dafendant. IN TH E CIRCUIT COCRT. IB NOW. TH EREFO RE. TH IS IS DACHSHUND Puppla* AKC. SUMMER SALE AND FOR SK RIVni.E COUNTY, TO NOTIFT YOU that If you Ulack a Tan, 10* Aaalea Lane. VACUUM CLEANERS: Electro FLORIDA. nlTTINO A T SAN. wish to daftnd agalnat and lu i. H oover, O. E . Filter FORD, FLORIDA. LA W BO. contaat tha abova antltlad a c ­ 10. Poultry • Livestock Quean, K irby, ate. tion, you era required to file H i l l A up CRAW FORD A THOMPSON. you r anawar or other w ritten (luarantaed HENS for Salt I tc * tOe tach. INC., n Corporation, authorised dafanaa. If any you hava. to SANFORD VACUUM SVC Pee-W ee Esaa I t e do*. I l l to do bualnaaa (a the State o f thla com plaint with tha Clark I I I - I I U Florida, *011. anydar'a E t c - Bird t i l l S. Park o f tha abova itylad Court and Farm. _______________ Plalntlir, to aarv* upon pla in tiff's a ttor­ EVERTD AT LOW PRICES! v*. ney, ALB E R T N. FITTS, 1 M a. Samp (Jrad. O lflai Underwood DALLAS RAKER. O J. ADKINS ■onto Building, ganford, F lo r­ 12. Special Notices Porfabla Typaw rllar. I t l . l l : and CHARLES H. ADKINS, a* ida, a copy tharaot on o r ba lers Smith • Corona Claaalc - I I ' Co-Partnara, trading and doing tha llt h day e f June, l t d . PAN AS Day Camp bagln* Jun* Portable, *111.11; S m i t h a* H O U S E OP Th* nature of eald complain* Corona Elac. porfabla, l t l l . l l , bualneaa 14lh., Lak* Golden. For In* FLOORS, a to pray that tb* abova s ty l­ form ation call t l t - l t l * , Frag TERMS • TRADES. Dafendant. ed Court w ill grant the aald flanae POW ELL'S OFFICE SUPPLT NOTICE OP SHERIFF’ S SALK pla in tiff a divorce o f and from NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN you tha aald dafandant and w ill * POSTER V Mahogany Bad. 13. Catering • Food that I, J. L. HOBBT, Sharif! ot aw ard aald plaintiff custody o l •prlnga A mattraaa; 4 pc. Lady’a matched Samsonite Semlnola County, Florida, undar tha chtldras bora o f thin marFIELD !’ *** 11.10 Bu. Bring L u ggaga; Lady'a W lleon Oolf and by vlrtua e l a Judgment fla gs. ow n eontalnar A pick, Phon* F A IL NOT TO ANSWER Loal Cluba, bag A cart. 111.7111. and atacutlon heretofore tsau m ill* . _________________ ed out ot tha abova entitled Decree Pro Confaeto ha an■ ■■■ i T R I-P O W E R , Manifold A Curb* Court In tha abova entitled tired herein agalnat YOU. 15. Special Services cam e, have levied upon the WITNESS MT Hand and O ffl« fo r ftva ' l l - ' l l Pontiac. follow in g datcrlbtd peraonal d a l Seal o f thla Court abovo LAWNS MOWED, Floor clean- COLOR TV, Ilk* new, rapceaae- proparty lying and being In described at Saaford, Samlnola elon, new warranty. Aaaume gamlnola County, Florida, to County, Florida, thla llt h day Ins a W indow Cleaning. I I I . o f May H U . payment* I t l . l l per a a San­ win IMS. 70 Aaaorted also# and type* of (SEAL) ford llt -I I T I . PAINTING. I'rofaM lonal by Laa llnaolaum and Inlaid Una Arthur H. Beckw ith, J r . I-T IE R Chicken btooder, elec­ Halm. Insured. I l l - t i t * . oleum aerapa Clark Circuit Court tric. ISS-SSTA. l i t Full boaao aaaorted typai Samlnolo County, Sanford, LAWNS mowed, Edptng, Lota Florida aad colors floor tllaa nuns, i n i up Cleaned. Leaves Vacuumed. 111 Part b oa ts assorted typai B y: Elisabeth Bruanahan Ill-IIO * . ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS and colors floor tl taw D C. I Part boiea rover base Albert N. Flits l i e fe n fo r d Av*. I ll-I T H SICK ROOM NEEDS I Blaek W ooden Handle* A ttorney a Counselor At L ow * Part Rolla r Llnaolaum W heel Chair*. Walk fra. Cant* 51. Articles For Rent ‘ Mtaonlc Building I I Part Rolls f Inlaid Vinyl Sanford, Florida a Crutch** far rant or aat*. Prescription* At L o w a n t nnd llneoltum Puhlith May 19, 17 A J u sa S, A BED P i l e * . D iscount to people R oll a way,RENT t l Part Cana e f varlonp m ix- 19, 1MI H ospital. B a b y turea C D M -tl over ( I a all Htrvlee Personlt d * h r Day, W eek, ar I Tart Cana Paata nal. Check our prlcaa. Month. b o t i c r or 7 Aaaorted rug pad scrap* FAUST DRUG STORE CARROLL'S FURNITURE I Part roll* rug pad FORRULOSURR SALH Fra* Delivery 1 1 1 -ttll H I W, Inc_____________ I I I - I 1 H 1 Part b o ie a rubbar white NOTICE la haraby given that oak planks th * undaretgnad Arthur If. I Part boa metal atrlps Beckwith, J r . Clark o f Circuit 1 Straw R u t* and Extra R us Court e f gamlnola Connty, F lo r­ Square* ida, w ill, on th* lit h day o f la (ha C eart a f tb* Cwaaly ta tba Ceart a f the Oeaaty t Roll piaatlo stripping Jun*. I ll* , at 11:99 o'clock A ll. J a «a * . Samlaala C oaaly, P ier- Jadg*. Peaelael* r e e a ly , F ter- I t Aaaortad alias, colors and at th* Front D oor of tha HemIda. la Probate, K i . la F rebate, grades rug aerapa Inola County Court H om e, la r*l R slata a l la vet Ratal* e f 1 Small Acrylic Rugs Samlnola County, in tha city o f W ILLIAM ROT WAGGONER FLORENCE CATHERINE W IL1 Arryllo Saat Cover Hanford, Florida, offer (o r aata Deceased HELMINA W ITTE, 1 Bundle* Heavy Duty Wlr* and tail at publle ou tcry to tha Ta A ll rred lla ra a ad r ,r M * a D efeated I Small hand roller hlghaat and beat bidder for H at la g ClataM e r Dr a, a a da T e Atl ('red Have aad Faroe ** I Uaad Tlran cash, tha follow ing described aalaat Said Kalatat H aving 47a lave ev 1 Edgar-CU -worn A uaad property elluated In Seminal# Tou and aach o f you are A ge leal SaU Eetatei 1 B uffer CU worn A uaed County. Florida, te -w lt: hereby notified and required Tou and each a f yon are t Blue Cate CU Lot S. Block I, TO W N fIT E te praaant any rtalme and d e­ hereby notltlad and required 1 Til* cuttar OF NORTH CHULUOTA. a m and! w hich you, or either o f to praeant any claim * and de­ I Larga Carton* (R u g gam subdivision a ccording to >ou, may have analnat tha mand* which yen. o r allhar o f pita) PBC plat th ereof recorded In aetata o f WILLIAM HOT W AG- you. may hava against fh* l Heavy Duty Estanslon Plat Rook 1. pages t l to it . OONKH, daraaaad. tat* o f said aatala of FLORENCE C ATH ER­ Cord Inclusive, o f the Public County, le lb * County Judga o f INE WILH ELKINA W ITTE, t Display R ich Record* nf Sami nol* Coun­ Samlnola County. Florida, at decaaaed. lata o f aald County, I O fflca Chairs— worn ty, Florida, h it o ffice la the court hone* ta tha County Judga a f fatal1 O fflca Daat • W . 1C pursuant to the Final Deer** o f aald County at Sanford, nola County. Florida, at hi* 1 r e a r Drawer Fits Cabinet o f Forecloeure entered In a Florida, w ithin a lt caltndar o ffic e la the court house e f Sc cae* pending in aald Court, th* month* from tha tlm* o f tha eeld County at Saaford, F lor­ t Underwood . Olivette Mai- etyl* o f which le flrat publication o f thla nolle*. ida. within it s caltndar month# Mauma—< u EAST BROOKLYN SAVING fl T w o rupl** o f each claim or d e­ from ih t tlm* o f tha ftrat pub­ I Part B oiea Wooden lU n . BANK, a Naw York co rp o ra ­ mand ahall ha la w riting, and lication o f thla aotlc*. Tw o dlaa tion. •ball atala tha place e f reel- coplaa o f each d a t a e f demand aa tha preparty o f tha abova P lain tiff. dence and peat o ffice addreta ■halt ba In w riting, nnd shall named defendant*, and that an o f tha claimant, and ahatl ba •tala the ptaca a f r ttlia a e * aad tha Slat day e t Jun*. m * , ba- VA EMMETT M. HILL and QUIDA •worn to by tba claimant, hit poet o fflca addreta a f tha Iwatn the legal hour* e t sale, s te n t, or attorney and a ccom ­ claim ant, and that) ba awern namely. 11 :M o'clock In the R- HILL, hla w ilt, Dafandant a. panied by a filing ft# of ona to by tba claim ant, hi* a gtat. forenoon, and t : « t o'clock In dollar and auch claim or da or attorney and accompanied the afternoon on aald day s i and ( b t chancery number o f Which I* t i l l A mend nol ao filed aba! be void. by a ruing te* a f on* dollar lha F rost Doer o f the Court WITNESS my hand and tb* /• / EDNA HATFIELD and euch claim e r demand Sot House U Samlnola County. atflolal taal ot oald Court, this WAOOOXER a o filed shall bo void. Florida. I w ill o ffe r fo r tala tlh day o f June, m i . Aa atacu tor o f lha L aft Helen W ltta Remueat and soli to tba highest bidder W ill and Taatamant o f An E eocu lrlg a f tha Last far cash la hand, tha abova (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . W ILLIAM ROT WAOOON. W ill aad Teatamant of described proparty, aa tha pro­ Clark o f tha Circuit Court ER. FLORENCE CATHERINE perty o f aald dafandaau to sat­ o f Bamlnalo County, Florida Dacaaaad W1L1IELMINA WITTE. isfy aald aiecutlon. B y; Elisabeth Bruanahan, a t O . A. SPEER. JR. Deceased J. L Hobby Deputy Clark e f SPEER 4 SPEER SHINHOLSSR AND LOO AN Sbarlff o f Som laols Coun­ Joseph M. Fit as* raid A tteraays (er aald aatate Ftret Federal Building ty. Florida. A t tor nay fo r Plaintiff i 111 M agaella Avenue Sanford. Florida B y: Jam*# J. Singletary 111 Security Truat Building Sanford. Ftarlda A ttorney* fo r Eaacutrtg Depnty Sheriff Miami t l . Florida rublleb May I f A Juaa I. IS. Publish May I t A June I, le. FR anhlln l - l l f i it . m i IT. III*. !fcbn i* “ ** **• *T * ,u ,# ** Publish; June it , 1 ||| •CDM-19* COM-It COM M Legal Notice Legal Notice �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 . 72. Female Help Wanted 9.'i. Houses For Sale Dattfurh ^rralD Ju n e 10, lOG’t — P oro 3 A KXPERIENCKD SEWING MA­ W E SOLD THIS ONE CHINE Operator* needed. Change o f order* forced our S t u d y rear round em ploy­ buyer to glv* up thla a ttra c­ ment In our modern alr-oontive bom* Handaome 1 bed­ dIUoned factory. room , 2 bath home In top ALIX OP SANPORD Sanford location; ehade tree*, l i l t Orlando D r, Sanford shrubbery, w alled-ln b a c k yard. In fact, a »17,0#0 home for only m.OOO. Terma 1150 73. Male or Female Help dow n and 111 per mo. Includ­ ing taaaa and Ineurance. SO UTH W ARD C. A. WHIDDON, SR. 101 S BROKER Park SSS-SISt MODERN maeonry home, fur nlahed, on atractlve > 4 acra tract, beautifully landecaped, mlacellaneoue fruit treee. T w o additional bulldlnge nn premiere. Stoned agricultural Including IIva atock. A ll thla fo r 117.000.00. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $60.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property T ou r arraa cleared and graae. ed. Good reeldentlel and pas­ ture land. Priced at SO.000.00 oath. Management T w o bedroom fram e home, k it­ chen equipped, large lot. May be had for $7,000.04. Terms arranged. and Sales Broker JIM H U N T T w o bedroom frame home, k it­ chen equipped, large lot. Hell­ ing price only ( 0, 100.00 with terms. REALTY A pproxim ately six acre*, tonal­ ly cleared, with frontage on twu paved roads. Haasunabla priced. Ball-Blair Agency Real E s'ate — Insurance trd A r e r k Ava I11-I0II St. Johns Realty T H E TIME TESTED FIRM 110 N. Park Ave. I ll - O l t l JOHN E. FOX Realtor SOI N. Tark Ava. tll-0 1 1 0 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raym ond LundquIsL Aaao. S II-IIII Atlantia Dank D ldf. LAR GE eight bedroom, I bath h om t on apacloua corner lot, 0 block* from center o f Banford . Idas! o f Investment, business o r building alts. Owner ovaries*, i l l W. 1st St. Contact Everett A . H ar­ per, Heglstared Broker, 3401 Park Av#.. Ph. 333-3333. In Sanford or Lt. Colonel R o­ bert C. Morris, Adjutant Oanora l Division, Headquarters rS A R E U R . APO Saw York, 00401. (Send AIR M AIL). Float# do not dlaturb tenant. M aks o ffe r. Listed aeourltlea acceptable In trad*. TP TOO P A T rant you ean ow n a horn* o f your own. Soma ready tor occupancy. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. l i t L on gw ood Plata, Longwood, Fla. orricat i n - m o N ights; 171-0700 lilt I ltl-0010 Park D rive BEDROOM. 1 large ehade trees, rang* and refrigerator Included, assume VA loan. Call III-IOIO. 5100 DOWN FH A-VA HOMES BEVPRAL O utstanding 1 A I bedroom Unmet available In all A rts* o l Sanford. Let na Show you Aroundl Seminole Realty "You and your steel warships! Look, we'll launch ont mors Monitor end that's It!" CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— Lost A Found I I — Money Wanted 3— Persons!* *4—Sav'n** A Loan I — Beauty Car* I I — Insurance 1—Day Nurseries I I —School* A Instructions I —Child Cam 70— Employment Services I — D os*—Cat*— Pal* 71— Male Help Wanted 16— Poultry — Livestock 77— Female Help Wanted 13— 8 p *d a l Nolle** Tl— Mala or Femala Help 11—Catering — Food 74—Seles Help Wanted II— Bicycle Repair* 77—Situation Wanted II— Special Service* I I —Income Properly I I —Interior Decorators I I — business P r o p —Sal* 17— Janitorial services IS— Iteal Eelat* Wantad II— Landecap* Hervlm I I — Heal Estate Sal* I f — Builder* Supplies IT— business llenlala 34— Hardware 10— Lola For Sal* I I —Home Improvements 11— Farm*—Uruvea I I —Plumbing IS — A ortas* I t — Painting »S — Houses For Sal* 11—W all D rilling I I —House*— sale or R ea l IT— Air Cond A Heating 07— House For Rent II— Radio - Television 100— Resort Rentals 10— Photo A Equipment 101— Trailers—Cabana* 14— H om t Appliances 113 —Mobil* Home*—Sals 11— Musical Instruments 101—Mobil* Home*— Rent 13— Busin*** Equipment l o t —Trailer Space— Rent 104—Trailer I-ots— Sat* 15—J o b Printing 34—U f holeiery 101— Apartments For Rani 101— Rooma For Beat 31— Vacuum Cleaner* 37—Moving A Hioraga ltd — lintel llnumi 31— K a terrains tur a 111— Itental Agents 15— Plants — Feed* — Seed! IIS— Wantrd To bent 16— Miae. For Sal* 111— Auto* For bal* I I — Articles For Rent 111—Autoe—gale o r T ra in 13— Swap or E ich ang* I I I —Trucks For Sal* IS— Wantad To Huy 130— A ulom otlv* Service l i — Furniture For Hal* 131— Scooter* A Cycle* It— Antique* For Sale 111— boat* A Motor* I I —Money To Loan I I I —Marin* Supplies 14— Uualnaes Opportunities Prom Banford E ioh ang* FHA - VA SALES BROKER FURNISHED H outt, Mary. IS I-lftll. AVENNA PARK. 7 Bedroom. 1 bath. Low down payment 141.10 monthly. -Jail IIJ -IM I. mo for nice I Udrm., 7 lota. 37-7010. Payton Realty 137-1101 t o il H iawatha at IT -tl COUNTRY1 CLUB Manor. 1 Ildrm. 14 bath. Assume m ortgage. 773-1411 after I p. m. COLORED PROPERTY FOR HALE t BDIIM. HOME ONLY *100 DOWN W aller Corporation has ea I Ildrm. home for **lt Osteen. (Directions'. Take * 1* Road 413 East out of inford, go through O tieen look for arrow s house A t for tale. O s laft Just outda Clip Lim its.) o n ly 1101 own. 170 4* per month. Call rlando Collect 315-0**3. EDROOM Air vMndUtoned. , bathe, Florida Room iry Reasonable. Tea A sen E ilat*. I l l - l l l l . PARK IIIDOR—8UI1 DIVISION I Ildrm.. I Bath. Spacious. D ou­ NEWLY Palntad Unfurn. house. ble Garage. Central llaal. |I5. 7411 Elm A v i , S23-II3I Dullt-tr. Kitchen, Breakfast or 1 1 3 -llir. Area. Largs Dining Room. Sodded Front Lawn, Clly TWO Bedroom house, Dining fe w e r 110,300 — 1000 Down. A Living room. Kitchen, Open Dally, Evanlnge 4(4Study, A Utility Room. lUn1711 furnished), III. (No I'sta pleat*). Call 373-7114. b ea u ti­ gUNLAND. .1 Udrm., I Bath ful District. well shaded front lawn, A t■ume payments. 333-1733 3 lledronm hom e, kitchen equip. 133-1101. 3 IIDIIM. Home. 4 lots for quick **le, 10.500. John U SICKLY Furn. 3 Rr. bout*. Humphrey, Lake Mary. Ph. 3411 Palmetto. 333-0374. 133-oiSI after T p tn. LARGE 3 Ildrm.. 3 Full Hatha, FERN P A R K —By owner. Thla with Hangs (No R efrigera ­ oome* one* In a lifetim e! tor). 115* Magnolia. Contact Three Cement Block home*, Ted w illiam * Hardware. like new, with extra lot, fur less than 15.000 apiece, com ­ 3 BEDROOM Unfurn., kit then pletely furnished. Rant III* equipped. I3 I-3 IIL mo. 1 Blk. W est o ff IT-BI on III, I Blk. South on East St 3 RDRM.. 1H Balht. Florida Room. Patio, Carpeting, D ra­ For fu n n e r Inform ation call pes. Kitchen equipped. 3300 031-4355. H French. 0 BDIIM . IH llntha. Built-In Oven A sin**, double ca r. ALWAYS Good Mentals. Furn­ ished A Unfurnished. San­ purl*. Aesum* payments. 133ford A l-aka Mary Area. He* 713*. u* at III 8. Park Ava. BALLCENTRAL A IR. ( . B i t , den HLAIR AQENCT. 1100 dow n. I l l Lake Minnie I UDRM. 1 Bath horn*. Car­ Dr 313-0330. port*. I'atlo, x acre* land. 1 BEDROOM, 1H Hath, Florida Ideal for children. Furn. or Room, wooded lot, and air Unfurnished. 333-7335. rondltlol.en. e ll.100.10; fi­ nance FHA. Conventional, or NEW I bedroom House for rent In W ood m en Park, near nothing down VA. LMN EN­ bees 333.4415 or 13I-II3I. TE R PRISE*. IN C. 1*4 L on swood Plaaa. Ph. I l l -t t U . JOHN SAULS AGENCY <HY FORD once sold. "Nat R E A L ESTATE BROKER Ivtrtltln g la Ilk* w inking Real E elat* Associate a g irl In th* dark. Tun W ILLA MAE PROKOHCH tow what you'r* doing but 131-7174 D ty I l l - l l l l Mlgblo it doaaa'L** 1 IIEDROOM H oueetraller, Ph. 333-1355. LAK E MART l-ROOM Furn. Apt. I l l m o. DROWN REALTY Including w ater A electricity. 333*8337 1331541 113-1107. lllrm . Unfurn., Kitchen equipped 3 45; 1 Ildrm F u rn , FURN. APT. 173-2100. lights A water Included, 175; ! bdtm Unfurn. Kitchen CLEAN l-B r., Furn. A p t. .No Pete. 3417 Elm. equipped 143. Plue Othere. I ROOMS, partly or all Furn. 145. 333-3704. IEDKOOM. 1 4 Bathe. Ige. Nice I bedroom . I bath bom*, meed yard. Country Club beautiful yard A front radeights, Lak* Mary Road, wood patio. Thla la n real II Kattar. Assume M tf. A buy. It mo. I l l - l l l l . 14' MAHOGANY R un-A -R oul. 45 HP Merc., Juel reflnlshed. Include* 3 tanka, aklla, belt A extras, 1590. 323-1723. 14 PT. RUN-ABOUT bOAT. 25 Horse Power. Sea K ing M o­ tor, trailer. Excellent con di­ tion. 1350. ('a ll 123-1191. 125. Murine Supplies SPECIAL PAINTS FinilEG LASS. Cloth A Sava 111, Pasco, French Av*. 121-1110. 1*54 CHRTHLEIt New Yorker, excellent condition. 13:-537t N A T IO N A L BtMCA 1551, 3 extra (tree, new clutch, new battery, motor Just overhauled. 3:7-4755. BANK JEEP ‘ 12 W agon. Warn hub*, healer, radio, new lire* A brakes. M.OOO miles 11.100. W ill lak* trade. 121.1451 116. Autos-Sale or Trade 1554 PKYL1NER. retrick a b l* hardtop, radio, healer, pow er steering. 3350 rath or trad* for older car. I’h. 112-5117 or see al 131 Garrison Dr. 118. Trucks For Sale '41 Pont) lMi-k-up. runt good, ITS. SSY-flMO. li!0. Automat Hr Service Rviln. 1509 ^POSSESSION1 (Accepted Trade-Ins) *59 M rrr.«/c *891 bal |3t mo *691 hal. (31 mo. •59 Ford 111* hal. (3 mo. •59 Flat *1099 hal. (49 mo. •59 Olds (888 hal. (S3 mo. aS9 Ford •59 PI) m. 4 *519 b a l (29 mo. (881 bal. (32 mo. •59 Ford •59 ( hrv.a/e (999 hat. (39 mo. *881 hal. (39 mo. •59 Ford *898 b a l (32 mo. •5H VW *499 bal. SIS mo. •5H ih rv . *838 b a l (33 mo. '58 Dodge (891 baL (38 mo. •58 llnlrk *58 Ford (399 bal, (24 mo. '58 I’ticr, (591 bal. (21 mo. *58 Ford (581 b il. (24 mo. •58 Chrr. *598 bal (28 mn. (599 bal. (31 mo. •57 Cher. *399 b a l (18 mo. •57 Dodge *59 Chev. 1499 b a l (21 mo. •58 Chry. (399 bal. 129 mo. •55 le d . (199 bal. |22 mo. Opan Mon.-FrL • A.M.-9 P.M. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Point Company M agnolia 1 A I 9 Closed IIII* SANFORD AVE. NOW SEPTEMBER PRICES IN JUNE ALL NEW FORDS ARE ,0 N S A LE TRUCKS t -b i r d s M U STAN GS^* 1 FM RLAN E9 WE NEED CLEAN USED CARS X-TRA LARGE AILOWANCES BIG DISCOUNTS ALL MODELS DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE BARGAIHS of THE YEAR On The Spot Bank Rate Financing Too! * (laniard, Florida (22-4503 National Repoeaeaalona lac. Th. 133-4*3* Strickland Morrison, Inc > it l I* I HD RM. Trailer A a I Ildrm Trailer on large Lake, Adults only. 533-73*1, 3-DDRM. house Elec, kitchen. 175 mo. Call I l l - O l l t after 7 p.m. fur appointment. 106. Apartment:, for Kent REALTY •5. Houses For Sale COURTEOUHT CHARGE AC­ COUNTS— b m lta l credit It you own a phone. Pm clast! fle l A ’ s to Work for you! I tr| | \ lit \ » I V t .,••!* I 1*1 li| M i l W T ‘ l i **• I 1 GET IN THE RACE WE'RE SELLING A FAST PACE IN OUR V A LU E Lak* ST E N ST R O M 17-11 APP. 70 Acree, 1,000 Ft. F rontage, N. Lake Monroe. Between Jessamins and Tam marlnd Av*. Easy long-tim e Terms. W rit* Box III, Banford Herald. ___ 14' BOAT A Trailer 1190. Th. after 5 p.m. 333-8378. b u ll McKKE USED CARS NO MONET DOWN 701 French Av*. 133-0731 % 96. Houses • Sale or Kent 102. Mobile Homes • Sale LAKEPRONT I.OT Wa Hava Th* Horn* For Ton PARTLY Furn. house. 3530 SenI f you en joy swimm ing, boat­ ford A v i , III mo. I'h. I l l ing. w ater ekllng A fishing, 0711 or 133-0431, build your new home on this high picturesque lot with 171 I HDItM . 3 bath. Family room. Pt. w ater frontage on Lak* Dining room, Central beat A Emma. Only (3.350 with a ir , kitchen furn. Available f i l l P A R K DRIVE practically any tarma you June 30. 333-1010. 3111430 117-7411 wlah. NIGHTS 7711111 S1!-0III LAKE M l Itr. Lakofrnnt home. STEMPER AQENCT I B lrm . 3 bath, air co n d i­ 137-1417 Realtor • Appraiser - Inturor 333-4141 tioned. 373-1530. til-4001 l i l t R French 91). Lois For Sale ROOMS fo r Man, 101 Magnolia. 122-0710. 1541 BUICK Electra 325 Convert ltd*, g o d clean condition Inside and out. bargain price. 332-0*35 D Gateway To The W aterw ay Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304 1-1 E. 1 st Ph. 132-1141 1551 PLYMOUTH. 2 d o o r . Standard Shift, R A II, 3144 Cash. Enterprise Grocery, Kn(srprlee, Fla. N 123. Hunts & Motors 108. Hoorn* For Kent 1117 FORD. * r » l . Straight Stick Fair cond » llo . phone 323-7311. C \ \ I Mi l l ) 97. Houses For Kent ( . ( . A t BEDROOMS 1. 1 4 * I BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Complete Inform ation Sea or Call Tour 194 W. 2nd SL 332-1013 ALL W ORK GUARANTEED f Dial D lm ot) From Htmlnol* County FOR 8*1* (|I00 dow n ) or Rent, 1-1 and I bedroom * t i l l m o.), 1 fld rm , 3 bath NEW and USED house with playroom , double Awnings A Cabana* u tility room , large fenced QUALI T MOBILE HOMES OPEN A fternoon* 0 to 0:10 p m SSI-3111 yard. I l l E. W oodland D r. llw y. IT-11 8 w eekdays and 11-1:10 p.m I’ h. ow ner 101454-5145. Bat. A Sunday. T o ba com ­ 103. Mobile Homes • Kenl pleted toon I Bedroom , 1 4 balk, tot o f cloa tt ip a ct. Weal I RDRM., Fla. Room , nlc* yard with wall. Call or com * by 4th SL LMN ENTERPRISES. Houeetraller, Ige 340* Summerlin Av*. Avail* 3 BDIIM INC., 114 L on gw ood Plata. shady lot In Country, |S3.oo. able around June 3ft. 121-4114. Pb. I l l - l i l t . 133-0557. FHA - V A HOMES DOWNSTAIRS Furn all elec Clean. Close In. 2:2-3)41. t l* 425-5938 322-5612 l i l t B. Park A t *. I l l I t i l anytim e $100 DOWN AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 1543 BLUE C O M E T C o n v . very good condition, priced reveon *hly. 322-3415 after 2 pm . $100.00 DOWN Selection a f t, t, and I Bedroom s located In vtrlaag 8 e .lio n s of Hanford Immediate Delivery AVALON APARTMENTS 111 W. 3nd S I. 133-7017 PONTIAC Catalina 1515 00 BANFORD MOTOR CO *00 French Ave 322-4332 III-IXII anytlma 81. Kenl Estate • Sale Auto Glass Tops A Heal Covers lift 1101 S. Park Ava. PATH W ork, m»4Sn|. U.NFUIIN. 3 Udrm. Duple*. K it­ chen equip. i : : - i i 5 i 115. A u I oh For Sale Seminole Realty IRONING, rny home. 121-1111. I RDRM., 1 bath, Ige. Living rm. A dining araa. fenced In tu tltfa ctlo n «uirant#ed. back yard, am. equity * taka up pymta. M l Plnecreet Dr. L.A n r d r«lr«« position ft* PMX Operator, lo m i typing. fll# Government owned eltrk, Hadto Communication* operator. Day Hour*. S22-1411 Homes FJO. Automotive Service UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom Duplex Apt.. Itrraatoo floors. Ill* bath, Venetian blind*, kitchen equipped. 323-3334 after 1 p. m ________________ NEW S C O R R E S PONDENT w anted In Orlado. Unit c o r t r Inveotmant * Realty Social, Church a S c h o o l I I I .lift Events. tlaa o f Camara n tces- 11- N. Park Av*. aary. Contact ra u l B rookFOR ahlra, Sanford Harald, S333111. Mr. FIXIT !-B fdroom frama c o u n t r y home, H ml. aouth o f city llm lla, on H Acra. with bear­ ing cltrua and rapalrabla o u t­ building. Repoaaeaaad. O ffer74. Sales Help Wanted ed for 11.000 with minimum o f 9100 down. Balanct month W AN TED M A N A G E R for Jy. Branch Real Eatate O ffice. Iluet be llceneed. Inquire Itall-n ialr Agency, 111 8. Park. 77. Situation Wanted 100. Apartments fo r Rent 10'. Mobile Homes • Sale R A LLY USED CAR SALE! FURN. Apt. 500 Park. FURN. Al*T.. 3200 M tllonvlllt. FUlt.V. A I T , 5410. RratonaM *. 173- Do w n s t a i r s . U n r u r n . s Ildrm. Apt , kitchen equipped lo lH W . Ilih Bt. I-ROOM Apt , Clean aonabl*. 327-1251. A '05 FURY Station Wagon, Light Ivory, I’ H, I'U. aulo. Iran*., II. II, lug. rack, WW Urea. Factory warranty still In effect. Originally *3.710 .....NOW R et. '65 PLYMOUTH Hporl* Fury IIT, fully e«i|iL. cop p er met. fin, blk. Interiur, Factory war­ EFF. A l’ T. prlval* hath, eullaid# for Couple nr fln g l* person. Ideally located dow n ­ town. Inqiiir* al Manuel Jacobson DapL Store. 211 E. 1st ranty atlll in err. Orlg. (1,684) NOW CASSKLbKIIIIY: 3 lllrm . Du­ plet, Furn. or u nfurn , HpacIons Rooms. Ph. 131-1320 or llelvrder* 2-dr. IIT., mat. lurq. A matching Ini., aulo trails., K. II, I'H, WW lire*. Fac Warranty atlll in eff. 111-1341. 1st 5 Lo« ill Apt., 1 or 3 Adults 3 3 3 -tlll. FI'RN. l-ro o m Apt. with bath A garage. 3130 Narcissus. I'll. 137-1144 FURN. Apt. Upstairs, D ow n­ tow n, Ige. l Ildrm.. Water furn. No children under (. I l l mo. Cab 121-1071. MODERN 2 Ildrm Furn. Apt. 401 Palm etto. 121-1174. FURNISHED 1 lledroom Du* plea Apt., Utilities fu rn . Til* bath. T erraxto floors. Ph. 233-1731. FIRST F loor Furnished Apt. l i t W. Ilih ., Adults only, No beta. I'h 123-1410. NEW 2 Ildrm. Duplex Apt.. Til* halb. Terrasxo floors. Water Furn. 332-1430. NICE. Ige J Ildrm furn. Apt. Tiled bath. 145. ItftO Magnolia. W E L A ..A APARTMENTS » . First 81 114 1 A 3 RDRM Furn. Duplea Apia for rent. 3111 Palmetto. FURN. Apt Clots Cowan. 321-4011. tn. Jimmie 1157 — 27 FT., 3 Udrm. Trailer, FURN. 1 Udrm. Apt. 3101 M ag­ |7‘ screened porch, clean, on nolia, 111. R. A. W illiams, lot. First ( l i t . H ollyw ood Ill-llll. T ia lltr Ct. Apartment. 1*1 Myrtle A v a , ALUMINUM Castor W h e e l Pb 333-1102. Camper, Ilk* new. W ill tell cheap. 3 0 1 I'almetto. A n y­ TURN Apartments, reasonable time. (tl-lttl. '64 PLYMOUTH '61 PLYMOUTH Harny, 4-dr. aedan, It, II, B ry l, aid. Iran*., light blur A matching int., far. warranty still In effect. '65 UAHRACUDA 4-ap. Iran*., V-H. I‘S, I'U, tinted glass, WW Urea, Factory warranty alill in effect '59 PLYMOUTH Sta. wgn., 2-tone blue A white, aulo. Iran*., II, H, air cond. *2988 *3988 *2188 ’1888 *3188 1*688 '63 FORI) I’irk-l'p Irurk, 2-tune red h while, rusL rab, II, II, air cond., WW Urea *61 CHEVROLET c Impel* 2-dr. IIT., canary yallow, S blk. int.. It, II, 4-ap. Iran*., tinted glaaa, W W Urea, 327 cu. In. V-H. *1588 2488 Buick’s Swinging Sales Spree is on now in our Showroom! So what? So check our prices, friend-and smile! IN're sut I* make this ■ retard Bute* salt! year. As* the sty a Bitltk leaks, kinglet ang **•*•""• aura tl makla* the Jab i l l ) . But the rail tl up I* a*. The anted) Paste. Ang that's eh el et'rt »IHn* nee. Oa all madtlt. Deetea, BMere, Laf ikre. Ikrterk ang Ipatlal. After all Ml*, wa’ea anly **t an* mere thin* la teyl ee*k glee yea mart tar ler yaur getter. Bulck fee '68. See us today for the Buick price surprise of the year I. mwMiimk j Don't Worry About T h i n g ■Excise Tax Cut. If It la IPassed by Congress, Genjeral Motors WIU Rebate ithc Appropriate Amount tu (Each Retail Purchaser uf a xNew Car from May 15, 11965 On. OPEN 8 A.M.-K P.M. MONDAY-FKIUAY 8 A.M.-C P.M. SATURDAY HAAG CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 519 E. FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA NEW HOURS: 8 A.M.-8 P.M, MONDAY-FKIUAY & 8 A.M.-5 P.M. SATURDAY SANFORD, FLORIDA' PHONE: 322-0231 �Iff fn fn l V m 9 Page 4A — Jan# 10,1968 HOSTESSES Mrs. Je»se Wallnce (left) and Mrs. ThomaB Lnndresa welcome Mrs. John Rid­ ley to the North Orlando Garden Club. (Herald Photo) $ 1 ,3 0 0 ,0 0 0 S P E C IA L P U R C H A S E ! CONDITIONERS FAM OUS NAM E GIANTCAPACITY 14,500 BTU AIRCONDITIONER Mrs. W.W. Anderson Garden Club Prexy By Margaret Coaby June meeting of the North Orlando Oardrn Club wai held at the home of Mra. Je»»e Wallace on South Kdgemon Avenue. A»«i*ting Mra, W al­ lace aa honteie » a i Mr*. Thomaa Landreia. Since thl* waa the final meeting of the 10(14-1005 year, all chairman preaented their annual reports which were ac­ cepted by Prealdent Etta Harvllle, with thanks and pralae fo r a job well dene. It waa the concensus of the meeting that goals for tha year had been reached and that the club's projects had all been com- Dragnet Spread For 7 Escapees plcted. Tha club regret* that It will be losing ona o f the moat enthusiastic members, Mrs. James Mayer, who wilt be leaving aoon for White Sands, N.M., hut waa delight­ ed to welcome Mrs. John Ridley back after her 10mnnth sojourn in England. Mrs. Harville atepped down from her office, turning the gavel over to the club’s newlyelected President, Mrs. W, W. Anderson. Mr*. Anderson named the following chairmen for the en­ suing year: Mrs. Ridley, pro­ gram; Mr*. Thomas Landreia, lieautiflcatlon; Mra. R. E. Weal, hospitality; Mra. Glen Atchison, telephone; Mra. C. E. Rowell, ways and mrana, and Mrs. Raymond Ware, re­ porter, A colorful buffet tab)* had been act and refreshment* con­ cluded the final meeting until the eluh resumea activities In October. OCALA (UPI) - Seven «*• taped prlaoncra were hunted today along the North Florida border after officials decided the men had "taken off In a half dozen different direc­ tion*." The mrn broke out of the Marlon Cuunly Jail Tuesday. Polico in alatei aa far away aa California were aiked to­ WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e day to help find the men. U. S. Chamber of Commerce loday pictured Ihe "war on Slight Error poverty" as a campaign being fought In the dark. O f 1,000 Miles Carl II. Madden, director of MIAMI (U P I)—A navigaresearch for Hie chamber, ap­ tionnl error added nearly peared before a House Repub­ 1,000 mllea to William Ver- lican task farce conducting ity'a planned 5,000-mlle voy­ its own Inquiry Into anti-pov­ age In a homemade sailboat erty programs. from Mexico to Ireland. The House education and la­ The Fort Lauderdale sailor, bor committee last month ap­ who waa reported more than proved a tt.it billion spending 20 days overdue on the first program [or Die "war on pov­ leg of the trip, waa located erty" in 1005-04. by the Coast Guard about The Republicans charge the 170 miles south o f Pensacola. Democrat-controlled commit­ tee didn’t even Iry to find out Baroque pearls do not come if Ihe current $750 million is working. from sick oyalcri. War On Poverty i i i i I i :. w s s fill D E C O R A T O R 5 T T L IN O WHISPER QUIET—Sound bof. fle front and fiber g la u acous­ tic insulation Insure quiet oper­ ation. 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VALUE $279 o �1 Seminole Teachers' Pay Hike Request O K d *** e l o c* Hurricane Hunter Probes Sanford Marine* tulfered the first "casualty” of their field exercise in Ocala Na­ tional Forest Wednesday. The Marines had rescued a young deer which had gotten caught In some underbrush and were tending it at their command post. However, dur­ ing the night the CP was at­ tacked by "enem y" forces and theyoung animal went MIAMI ( U P I ) — A hurri­ Into convulsions and had to be cane hunter plane was sent destroyed. today to cheek a "allghtly • • • Groundbreaking for the new suspicious” low pressure area Commodore Apartments on in the southern Gulf of Mex­ Onora Road at Magnolia Ave­ ico. It was the first such nue will be held Monday check o f the 1905 hurricane season. morning. • • • Gordon Dunn, chief hurri­ The shewing of a Viet Cong cane forecaster here, said battle flag by Maj. 1). T. weathermen had been watch­ Chen, Marine Barracks com­ ing the low pressure area manding officer, will be a In the Yuratan Peninsula highlight of "Flag Day" cere­ urea, o ff the western tip o f monies to be observed by Use Cuba, for the past 24-hours. "W e don’t expect any ma­ Sanford Klks Sunday at 5 p.m. * • • terial development In the Meredith Lee Scott, who urea,” Dunn said, "but it was enough to be will get his M.D. from the suspicious University of Florida Medical checked." School Sunday used to be a The reconnaissance plane "ball boy" at 50 cent* a day left Jacksonville ut about 8 for the old Sanford Giants, n.tn. and is nnt duo to return pro baseball team. until mid-afternoon, Dunn • • * said. Teenage vandalism within The low pressure area and the Jyst six weeks has cost nil accompanying band of the city of Sanford nearly squally weather was first $MK>. We recently sp.“ko of the sighted in the Cnrlbbeun Sen painting of numerals "«5 " several days ago. Dunn said and "60" on traffic safety she low pressure area "has signs and other places. A caused steady perclpitntion memorandum from City Man­ in the western Gulf for the ager "P ete” Knowles says it past 2 l-hours and also has has already cost $300 to re­ dropped u lot o f water over paint or replace the defaced Florida." signs, and it will lake another j Tho hurricane season o ffi­ $200 to remove the marks cially opened June 1, ami from walls of the municipal the first tropical stoitu will sladiunt and Civic Center be named ‘ ‘Anna.’ ’ youth wing. The low pressure system • • * tmi caused nearly three days Mrs. John H. Skcwci of of drought-relieving rain in Lake Mary has received word Southern Florida anil along from her son. O. II. Skcwcs, of most o f the state’s western Manassas. Va., and formerly const. of Lake Mary, that he arrived Dunn said it was import lafely in India where he is slide to predict how active electrical superintend, nt in this hurricane season would charge of construction of a be "because it’s just too early new power plant some 35 miles from Calcutta, Skcwcs in the season.” During the lost hurricane expects to bo located oa his present job for at least the season, hardly a week passed when there wasn’t some type next four months. of tropical disturbance in • • • Savings and loan associa­ the so-called "hurricane belt." Two hurrlcunes hit Florida. tion account! have Increased Cleo slammed ashore at Mi­ 10 per cent in Seminole Coun­ ty, according to the Florida ami and ripped half way up Savings and L-xan League. An the state's Fast Coast before estimated $16.8 million is now moving to sens. Cleo left be­ in these accounts in Seminole hind millions o f dollars worth o f damage. County, • • • Later in tha season, huge "Surprise entertainment" is hurricane "D ora" plodded up promised to graduates of Uie the East Coast a short dis­ from shore before Seminole High class of 1955 tance which is holding its 10-year plowing Inland around St. reunion Saturday at 7 p m. at Augustine. Dora tore across the north­ the Police Benevolent Build­ ern part of the slate, causing ing. relatively little wind damage In the middle and western parts of the state, but caus­ ing severe flooding. 'Anna' Wi Be First Of New Season Mariner-4 True On Mars Course WASHINGTON <UPI) — Am erica,: Marinci-4 space­ craft haa ’ ess than five weeks to go before it passes within 6,000 miles of Murs. Today was the 195th day of the 575-pound probe’s 228day space flight to a point of vantage from which to take up to 21 television pictures of tho red planet's enigmat­ ical surface. At 9 am . today Mariner was 104,499,770 miles away from earth and Increasing the gap at more than 65,000 miles an hour. Groundbreaking Slated Monday Groundbreaking ceremonies will be held at 9 a.m. Mon­ day for the new Commodoic Apartments complex to be built at Onora Road and Magnolia Avenue. Construction will begin Im­ mediately on the new |200,000 units, and it Is anticipat­ ed they will be ready for oc­ cupancy by mid-September. Announcement was made today of selection o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sole, Casselber­ ry, as resident minagrrs fur the 26-unit apsrtment build­ ings. Sole previously served at manager of an Orlando apartment building and Is SAIGON (UI'I) — Govern- cunently assistant manager ment troops drove the Viet o f the Seminole Cinema The­ Cong out o f Dong Xoal today ater in Seminole Plata. in one of the bitterest battles o f the war and probed north­ ward to try to rescue what Trustee Named was left of a shattered relief Women’s Dean column. WINTER PARK (UPI) — It was feared government Sara H. Howden, a trustee of casualties might run as high Rollins College, will become as 600. acting dran of women, suc­ Eight m o r e Americans ceeding Mra. Helen Watson, were killed today when their who has resigned after 10 plane crashed in the central years in the job. ldghlands far to the north of College President Hugh F. McKean announced the ap­ Dong XoaL The fighting at Dong Xoal, pointment o f Mrs. Howden itself, cost 81 American cas- Thursday, Sha currently is ualtiea according to a U. S. administrative assistant to spokesman—one known dead, State Sen. Beth Johnson, of Orlando. 17 missing and 13 wounded. Bitter Battle At Dong Xoai Junior College Appointments Considered nSULVA. • • Foreign Aid WASHINGTON (U PI) — Senate debate on the $3.44 billion foreign aid authoriza­ Hy Dottle Austin Request o f tho Seminole tion continued today. Soma •enntoi* were hopeful o f County Teachers' salary com­ quick passage, but leaders mittee was approved hy the school board Thursday after­ doubted final action before next week. noon along with a promise to study the possibility of "fu r­ » Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 ' ther Improvements’* should the JACKSONVILLE (U P I)— budget permit. WEATHER: Thursday 80-70, rain, .03 inch; rainfall thru Saturday, high in 80a, low about 70. The president o f the Atlantic No increase in starting sal­ Const Lina Railroad, W. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 210 aries was requested. Incre­ Thomas ltlce, announced to­ ■-----------------------------------------------------:— ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- s----------------------------------ments were asked fur teachers day tho company had order­ with a bachelor’* degree In ed more than $33 million their ninth and 10th year of worth of modern freight continuing contract and in the cars. 10th and l l th year for those with master's degrees. Larger increases also were authorized TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — for longevity raises in salary, Gov. llaydon Iturns will take All the requests o f the comtime out from his vnention nilttro were aimed at "keep­ Saturday to speak before the ing the teachers we now have Florida Association of In­ by givelng them more lucra­ surance Agenta In Miami. Ha Ityr Putins Estes SPACE CENTER. Houston Although Longwood Council tive goals to work toward." ntul Mrs. llurna will go on a (U P I)—Gemini twins James The pnrkage deal amounts fishing trip in the Bahamas. Chairman Carl Lommler an­ McDivltt and Eduard White, nounced nt 8 p.m. that the to about $55,000. • * * home at last, were set today meeting of council being held The board has not closed tinto tell tho nation and Presi­ Thursday night was a “ work FORT WALTON REACH session," anil no minutes door on recommendations of (U PI) — What appeared to dent Johnson what It was would lie recorded, a contin­ the Insuranre committee for be a small tnrnndo ripped like to take n cosmic walk ued session was called to or­ greater part lei patton of the o ff the roof of n house near and to sou other satellites in board to give broader Insur­ here Thursday, but caused der nt 9 p.m. space. Council voted to appoint ance coverage. They also have no injuries to the stx women Thus K-glns tho earthly two children Inside. Willard Young, Richard W. indicated that the budget and /artman, Ronald L Raker and would la- studied closely to ser­ Nearhy arras failed to get travels o f the two men who Fred L. Stickles to the ton­ if more money rail be found to any strong winds, now hold every U. S. toroid ing board. A fifth man to increase salaries of teachers in space. serve cm the board will be other than those requested by Ahead lay visits to Chic­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — rcrnmniendrd by those ap­ the salary commit tee. • • • ago, Ann Arbor and Jackson, The State Securities Commis­ pointed Thursday night with President of Seminole Coun­ sion announced that securities Mich., and Sun Antonio, Tex,, approval of council. In other official action, ty’s new junior college must o f 65 companies were regi­ for celebrations on the note round! agreed to employ a be appointed before Jan. t, stered in Florida during May, sounded by a youngster who police officer for night duty at school board members learned. an Increase over 1964. Mutual greeted spncowntker White The la-aid also must take Funds offered $18 million of n salary o f $300 per month. in Houston; Council men 11. II. Ferrell mid Immediate steps to appoint an Hie securities. The commis­ "I touched him! I touched John Denton urged that the advisory rommlttce o f five sion said the total securities him!” patrolman hired be qualified tnembeis, two of whom will offering wns $21,207,953 dur­ • • • with |m»t experience. Mayor serve for three years, two for ing May o f 1904 compared The two astronauts wore David It. Wentworth recnm two years and one fur one to $32,201, 008 this past May. scheduled to face a major mended that llio present pnit year. All board member* were news conference today to ietime policeman be given the Instructed In- Chairman Ma­ livo, before u nationwide au­ jolt Imt wn» reminded by farm- son tVImrtoii to submit the dience, the spacewalk, the un­ mler tlml hiring hlrlm o f the aclill- names of several qualified per successful "rendezvous" at­ W *'**' 1 Ann was at discretion sons as seen as possible. tempt, tha satellite s^jtt:ngj After board members a/e o r r .J lt n C h lrf Claude Layo. by McDivltt, and the gi-ucljrselected tin* names will lie >«'Vappointments anCommittee npj ordeal gf the four day* inside Two prisoners, at large nuum oil l>y by l.i Lommler were: mit ted to the statu for ap­ since escape at 10:04 a.m. Gemini-4 starting on June 3. water d e p a r t in n i l , Percy proval and steps will be taken Thursday from an Oakhill Then was to come a per­ White and Deaton; streets, to appoint a president, employ Road bridge repair Job, were sonal visit with President Deaton and II. L. Helms; fire a secretary and set up offices. taken Into custody nt 9:15 a m. Johnson, who promised to The board authorized Whar­ today near I.skc Ashby by department, D e a t o n a n d stop hy the Manned Space* ton and Supt. R. T. Milwre to White; cemetery, Denton and Constable Irving Vrino Jr, of craft Center near Houston THE AMERICAN FI.Ad is protected tho world uvur by United Stutca Helms; building*, parks and sign and submit to the state Osteen. today en roulo from Wash­ MiirineH, And here two Sanford imtivi-H, Cj)I. Thonuta Hutm-r (left) mid grounds, Helms and Ferrell; board by July I a resolution The pair were found hiding ington to his Texas farm Lance C|)l. Carlton l’revntt. unsigned lo the Marine 1Inmicks at Kan ford finance, Ferrell and Helms. of Intent in order to receive In a pasture drainage ditch near Johnson City, Naval Air Station, present old Cilery in keeping with "Flag Day” on Mon­ First man named in esi-li rase the $30,(100 In planning and within ■ abort distance from McDivltt and White left day, Juno I I. (Herald l'lioto) will serve us chairman o f (lie organisation money set aside Hie Roy Scout camping area the aircraft carrier USS for this fiscal year. During on the north side of Hie lake committee. Wasp at Jacksonville, Fin., the 196(1.67 fiscal year an ad­ after William Johnson, resi­ Thins.lay and started "the ditional $219,000 will lie made dent, reported seeing them In greatest” journey bark home available to it ait classes In the nearby woods. to Houston and their patient­ temporary facilities. Camping overnight In tha ly waiting families. Following appointments o f area durinn Uto Inlcnatva A White House spokesman WASHINGTON (UPI) — , together," seemed today to he United States. And a* fresh the president and the advisory- search were Sh eriff! Deputy said the astronauts probably President Johnsesi, whose na- locked on a collision course j as today's fat Ceng regional board, the local school board Ronald Vcino and Copt. Cecil will visit the LRJ Hunch lat­ tural style is consensus and! with the Both Congress, Record. Registration for aurnmer will begin looking nt possible Hardy, of the DeLand Prison er this summer. whose theme is "let's reason Hie issue was as old as the programs Including sites fur construction of the Camp. The question: Where does school Hie authority of Congress end academic auhjerls, driver ed- school. It Is expected to be The men were Identified by remedial reading, technical end vocation aI ns the constable as Everett Hadand the President's (lowers nrnlinn, pre-schuol orientation and well ns academic. begin? cliff, 35, ami Robert Nelson The most recent crack In reereulion was held at all Goodwin, 23. A third man, Ed­ Johnson’s relations with Con­ Seminole County schools to­ ward Bruce Daniel, 22, was gress came Thursday, when day and will be held again Search ends captured within a half mil* MIAMI ( U P D — The fate after Hit- trio's escape. the House a(i|irmed and sent on Munday at 8 a.m. to the Senate legislation to Sludcnla are reminded that of 10 men and the Air Korea l|ow' h That? give Congress the (tower to there are feea attached to the CII9 they disappeared in re­ mained a secret today locked TAMPA (U I'I) — Arehla veto [vending and future clos­ academic end driver educa­ ings of military bases. tion program which ehould be in 100,000 square miles of Blount, fishing editor o f tha The move pointed up a pow­ brought to school at the time tha tropical Atlantic. The Tampa Times, forfeited a $15 (’ oust Guard has ralh-d o ff bond in Justice of the Pear a er struggle that Presidents of registration. sinre George Washington and Academic programs at the the seurrli for Hit (lying court. Tim charge? Fishing without • license. Congresses since the first secondary level include biol­ boxcar. have fought out with varying ogy, chemistry, science, al­ results. gebra, math, English, world But up to now, Johnson and and American history, prob­ the present majority on Cap­ lems In democracy, sewing, itol Hill have town such hud- typing, band, music, arts and dies that nobody much but crafta. Remedial reading will Republicans have noticed out b« given for elementary loud It w-as Johnson who was school students. running the country. Classes will run from 8 Most mcmlicrs believe Hie a.m, to noon twginnlng Mon­ start of the rift came Jan. 3, day, with the exception of when Rep. L. Mendel Rivers driver's Not a compact education classes (D-S. C.) took over as chair- where students will be as­ man of the House armed ser­ signed to a staggered sched­ Not a foreign car vices committee. Rivers had ule. waited a long time for the Not a demonstrator Courses are offered for ad­ job, and he served notice at vance work end mske-up once he intended to fill It. Not a brass hat needs. The outbreak of hostilities The adult business educa­ was signaled Monday when tion program at the Seminole Johnson vetoed a Northwest County Butlnese School also America’s No. X Car— A Full Size flood relief bill. He said In ■ begins Monday with evening Brand New CHEVROLET polite way that Congress had classes held from t to 9 p.m. gotten too big for lta britches in the bill. The bill provided that in ad­ Back At Desk VATICAN CITY (U PI) — ministering the flood relief projects the President would Pope Paul VI was bock at have to seek advance approv­ his desk In the Vatican to­ al In each case from the day after a flying visit to the House end Senate public leaning tower city of Pies, MOTOR SALES the third Italian trip o f hie works committed. Constitutionally there U • reign. The pontiff flew to t i l l W. FIRST BT. 1M7 PARK DR GOV. IIAYDON IIURNS signt the legislative act creating the Seminole lot to be (aid against provis­ Pisa Thursday afternoon to MS-4M1 Junior College with Its co-sponsors, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. (left) and $31-4131 ions like that — and Johnson attend the National Eucharis­ tic Confixes. said it. Rep, S. J. Davii Jr., looking on. Seminole County (Ulu' on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” iir r a lii Hujre Order Zoning Board Appointments At Longwood Gemini Twins Commencing Earth Travel Burns Vacations Small Tornado Registered Constable Takes Two Escapees LBJ Faces Power Struggle Summer School Opens Monday RED HOT S IZ Z LIN G SPECIAL! *199500 HOLLER �If f fn fn l Vm 9 Page 4A — Jan# 10,1968 HOSTESSES Mrs. Je»se Wallnce (left) and Mrs. ThomaB Lnndresa welcome Mrs. John Rid­ ley to the North Orlando Garden Club. (Herald Photo) $ 1 ,3 0 0 ,0 0 0 S P E C IA L P U R C H A S E ! CONDITIONERS GIANTCAPACITY 14,500 BTU AIRCONDITIONER FAMOUS NAME Mrs. W.W. Anderson Garden Club Prexy By Margaret Coaby June meeting of the North Orlando Oardrn Club wai held at the home of Mra. Je»»e Wallace on South Kdgemon Avenue. A»«i*ting Mra, W al­ lace aa honteie » a i Mr*. Thomaa Landreia. Since thl* waa the final meeting of the 10(14-1005 year, all chairman preaented their annual reports which were ac­ cepted by Prealdent Etta Harvllle, with thanks and pralae fo r a job well dene. It waa the concensus of the meeting that goals for tha year had been reached and that the club's projects had all been com- Dragnet Spread For 7 Escapees plcted. Tha club regret* that It will be losing ona o f the moat enthusiastic members, Mrs. James Mayer, who wilt be leaving aoon for White Sands, N.M., hut waa delight­ ed to welcome Mrs. John Ridley back after her 10mnnth sojourn in England. Mrs. Harville atepped down from her office, turning the gavel over to the club’s newlyelected President, Mrs. W, W. Anderson. Mr*. Anderson named the following chairmen for the en­ suing year: Mrs. Ridley, pro­ gram; Mr*. Thomas Landreia, lieautiflcatlon; Mra. R. E. Weal, hospitality; Mra. Glen Atchison, telephone; Mra. C. E. Rowell, ways and mrana, and Mrs. Raymond Ware, re­ porter, A colorful buffet tab)* had been act and refreshment* con­ cluded the final meeting until the eluh resumea activities In October. OCALA (UPI) - Seven «*• taped prlaoncra were hunted today along the North Florida border after officials decided the men had "taken off In a half dozen different direc­ tion*." The mrn broke out of the Marlon Cuunly Jail Tuesday. Polico in alatei aa far away aa California were aiked to­ WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e day to help find the men. U. S. Chamber of Commerce loday pictured Ihe "war on Slight Error poverty" as a campaign being fought In the dark. O f 1,000 Miles Carl II. Madden, director of MIAMI (U P I)—A navigaresearch for Hie chamber, ap­ tionnl error added nearly peared before a House Repub­ 1,000 mllea to William Ver- lican task farce conducting ity'a planned 5,000-mlle voy­ its own Inquiry Into anti-pov­ age In a homemade sailboat erty programs. from Mexico to Ireland. 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However, dur­ ing the night the CP was at­ tacked by "enem y" forces and theyoung animal went MIAMI ( U P I ) — A hurri­ Into convulsions and had to be cane hunter plane was sent destroyed. today to cheek a "allghtly • • • Groundbreaking for the new suspicious” low pressure area Commodore Apartments on in the southern Gulf of Mex­ Onora Road at Magnolia Ave­ ico. It was the first such nue will be held Monday check o f the 1905 hurricane season. morning. • • • Gordon Dunn, chief hurri­ The shewing of a Viet Cong cane forecaster here, said battle flag by Maj. 1). T. weathermen had been watch­ Chen, Marine Barracks com­ ing the low pressure area manding officer, will be a In the Yuratan Peninsula highlight of "Flag Day" cere­ urea, o ff the western tip o f monies to be observed by Use Cuba, for the past 24-hours. "W e don’t expect any ma­ Sanford Klks Sunday at 5 p.m. * • • terial development In the Meredith Lee Scott, who urea,” Dunn said, "but it was enough to be will get his M.D. from the suspicious University of Florida Medical checked." School Sunday used to be a The reconnaissance plane "ball boy" at 50 cent* a day left Jacksonville ut about 8 for the old Sanford Giants, n.tn. and is nnt duo to return pro baseball team. until mid-afternoon, Dunn • • * said. Teenage vandalism within The low pressure area and the Jyst six weeks has cost nil accompanying band of the city of Sanford nearly squally weather was first $MK>. We recently sp.“ko of the sighted in the Cnrlbbeun Sen painting of numerals "«5 " several days ago. Dunn said and "60" on traffic safety she low pressure area "has signs and other places. A caused steady perclpitntion memorandum from City Man­ in the western Gulf for the ager "P ete” Knowles says it past 2 l-hours and also has has already cost $300 to re­ dropped u lot o f water over paint or replace the defaced Florida." signs, and it will lake another j Tho hurricane season o ffi­ $200 to remove the marks cially opened June 1, ami from walls of the municipal the first tropical stoitu will sladiunt and Civic Center be named ‘ ‘Anna.’ ’ youth wing. The low pressure system • • * tmi caused nearly three days Mrs. John H. Skcwci of of drought-relieving rain in Lake Mary has received word Southern Florida anil along from her son. O. II. Skcwcs, of most o f the state’s western Manassas. Va., and formerly const. of Lake Mary, that he arrived Dunn said it was import lafely in India where he is slide to predict how active electrical superintend, nt in this hurricane season would charge of construction of a be "because it’s just too early new power plant some 35 miles from Calcutta, Skcwcs in the season.” During the lost hurricane expects to bo located oa his present job for at least the season, hardly a week passed when there wasn’t some type next four months. of tropical disturbance in • • • Savings and loan associa­ the so-called "hurricane belt." Two hurrlcunes hit Florida. tion account! have Increased Cleo slammed ashore at Mi­ 10 per cent in Seminole Coun­ ty, according to the Florida ami and ripped half way up Savings and L-xan League. An the state's Fast Coast before estimated $16.8 million is now moving to sens. Cleo left be­ in these accounts in Seminole hind millions o f dollars worth o f damage. County, • • • Later in tha season, huge "Surprise entertainment" is hurricane "D ora" plodded up promised to graduates of Uie the East Coast a short dis­ from shore before Seminole High class of 1955 tance which is holding its 10-year plowing Inland around St. reunion Saturday at 7 p m. at Augustine. Dora tore across the north­ the Police Benevolent Build­ ern part of the slate, causing ing. relatively little wind damage In the middle and western parts of the state, but caus­ ing severe flooding. Mariner-4 True On Mars Course WASHINGTON <UPI) — Am erica,: Marinci-4 space­ craft haa ’ ess than five weeks to go before it passes within 6,000 miles of Murs. Today was the 195th day of the 575-pound probe’s 228day space flight to a point of vantage from which to take up to 21 television pictures of tho red planet's enigmat­ ical surface. At 9 am . today Mariner was 104,499,770 miles away from earth and Increasing the gap at more than 65,000 miles an hour. Groundbreaking Slated Monday Groundbreaking ceremonies will be held at 9 a.m. Mon­ day for the new Commodoic Apartments complex to be built at Onora Road and Magnolia Avenue. Construction will begin Im­ mediately on the new |200,000 units, and it Is anticipat­ ed they will be ready for oc­ cupancy by mid-September. Announcement was made today of selection o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sole, Casselber­ ry, as resident minagrrs fur the 26-unit apsrtment build­ ings. Sole previously served at manager of an Orlando apartment building and Is SAIGON (UI'I) — Govern- cunently assistant manager ment troops drove the Viet o f the Seminole Cinema The­ Cong out o f Dong Xoal today ater in Seminole Plata. in one of the bitterest battles o f the war and probed north­ ward to try to rescue what Trustee Named was left of a shattered relief Women’s Dean column. WINTER PARK (UPI) — It was feared government Sara H. Howden, a trustee of casualties might run as high Rollins College, will become as 600. acting dran of women, suc­ Eight m o r e Americans ceeding Mra. Helen Watson, were killed today when their who has resigned after 10 plane crashed in the central years in the job. ldghlands far to the north of College President Hugh F. McKean announced the ap­ Dong XoaL The fighting at Dong Xoal, pointment o f Mrs. Howden itself, cost 81 American cas- Thursday, Sha currently is ualtiea according to a U. S. administrative assistant to spokesman—one known dead, State Sen. Beth Johnson, of Orlando. 17 missing and 13 wounded. Bitter Battle At Dong Xoai Junior College Appointments Considered nSULVA. • • Foreign Aid WASHINGTON (U PI) — Senate debate on the $3.44 billion foreign aid authoriza­ Hy Dottle Austin Request o f tho Seminole tion continued today. Soma •enntoi* were hopeful o f County Teachers' salary com­ quick passage, but leaders mittee was approved hy the school board Thursday after­ doubted final action before next week. noon along with a promise to study the possibility of "fu r­ » Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 ' ther Improvements’* should the JACKSONVILLE (U P I)— budget permit. WEATHER: Thursday 80-70, rain, .03 inch; rainfall thru Saturday, high in 80a, low about 70. The president o f the Atlantic No increase in starting sal­ Const Lina Railroad, W. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 210 aries was requested. Incre­ Thomas ltlce, announced to­ ■-----------------------------------------------------:— ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- s----------------------------------ments were asked fur teachers day tho company had order­ with a bachelor’* degree In ed more than $33 million their ninth and 10th year of worth of modern freight continuing contract and in the cars. 10th and l l th year for those with master's degrees. Larger increases also were authorized TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — for longevity raises in salary, Gov. llaydon Iturns will take All the requests o f the comtime out from his vnention nilttro were aimed at "keep­ Saturday to speak before the ing the teachers we now have Florida Association of In­ by givelng them more lucra­ surance Agenta In Miami. Ha Ityr Putins Estes SPACE CENTER. Houston Although Longwood Council tive goals to work toward." ntul Mrs. llurna will go on a (U P I)—Gemini twins James The pnrkage deal amounts fishing trip in the Bahamas. Chairman Carl Lommler an­ McDivltt and Eduard White, nounced nt 8 p.m. that the to about $55,000. • * * home at last, were set today meeting of council being held The board has not closed tinto tell tho nation and Presi­ Thursday night was a “ work FORT WALTON REACH session," anil no minutes door on recommendations of (U PI) — What appeared to dent Johnson what It was would lie recorded, a contin­ the Insuranre committee for be a small tnrnndo ripped like to take n cosmic walk ued session was called to or­ greater part lei patton of the o ff the roof of n house near and to sou other satellites in board to give broader Insur­ here Thursday, but caused der nt 9 p.m. space. Council voted to appoint ance coverage. They also have no injuries to the stx women Thus K-glns tho earthly two children Inside. Willard Young, Richard W. indicated that the budget and /artman, Ronald L Raker and would la- studied closely to ser­ Nearhy arras failed to get travels o f the two men who Fred L. Stickles to the ton­ if more money rail be found to any strong winds, now hold every U. S. toroid ing board. A fifth man to increase salaries of teachers in space. serve cm the board will be other than those requested by Ahead lay visits to Chic­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — rcrnmniendrd by those ap­ the salary commit tee. • • • ago, Ann Arbor and Jackson, The State Securities Commis­ pointed Thursday night with President of Seminole Coun­ sion announced that securities Mich., and Sun Antonio, Tex,, approval of council. In other official action, ty’s new junior college must o f 65 companies were regi­ for celebrations on the note round! agreed to employ a be appointed before Jan. t, stered in Florida during May, sounded by a youngster who police officer for night duty at school board members learned. an Increase over 1964. Mutual greeted spncowntker White The la-aid also must take Funds offered $18 million of n salary o f $300 per month. in Houston; Council men 11. II. Ferrell mid Immediate steps to appoint an Hie securities. The commis­ "I touched him! I touched John Denton urged that the advisory rommlttce o f five sion said the total securities him!” patrolman hired be qualified tnembeis, two of whom will offering wns $21,207,953 dur­ • • • with |m»t experience. Mayor serve for three years, two for ing May o f 1904 compared The two astronauts wore David It. Wentworth recnm two years and one fur one to $32,201, 008 this past May. scheduled to face a major mended that llio present pnit year. All board member* were news conference today to ietime policeman be given the Instructed In- Chairman Ma­ livo, before u nationwide au­ jolt Imt wn» reminded by farm- son tVImrtoii to submit the dience, the spacewalk, the un­ mler tlml hiring hlrlm o f the aclill- names of several qualified per successful "rendezvous" at­ W *'**' 1 Ann was at discretion sons as seen as possible. tempt, tha satellite s^jtt:ngj After board members a/e o r r .J lt n C h lrf Claude Layo. by McDivltt, and the gi-ucljrselected tin* names will lie >«'Vappointments anCommittee npj ordeal gf the four day* inside Two prisoners, at large nuum oil l>y by l.i Lommler were: mit ted to the statu for ap­ since escape at 10:04 a.m. Gemini-4 starting on June 3. water d e p a r t in n i l , Percy proval and steps will be taken Thursday from an Oakhill Then was to come a per­ White and Deaton; streets, to appoint a president, employ Road bridge repair Job, were sonal visit with President Deaton and II. L. Helms; fire a secretary and set up offices. taken Into custody nt 9:15 a m. Johnson, who promised to The board authorized Whar­ today near I.skc Ashby by department, D e a t o n a n d stop hy the Manned Space* ton and Supt. R. T. Milwre to White; cemetery, Denton and Constable Irving Vrino Jr, of craft Center near Houston THE AMERICAN FI.Ad is protected tho world uvur by United Stutca Helms; building*, parks and sign and submit to the state Osteen. today en roulo from Wash­ MiirineH, And here two Sanford imtivi-H, Cj)I. Thonuta Hutm-r (left) mid grounds, Helms and Ferrell; board by July I a resolution The pair were found hiding ington to his Texas farm Lance C|)l. Carlton l’revntt. unsigned lo the Marine 1Inmicks at Kan ford finance, Ferrell and Helms. of Intent in order to receive In a pasture drainage ditch near Johnson City, Naval Air Station, present old Cilery in keeping with "Flag Day” on Mon­ First man named in esi-li rase the $30,(100 In planning and within ■ abort distance from McDivltt and White left day, Juno I I. (Herald l'lioto) will serve us chairman o f (lie organisation money set aside Hie Roy Scout camping area the aircraft carrier USS for this fiscal year. During on the north side of Hie lake committee. Wasp at Jacksonville, Fin., the 196(1.67 fiscal year an ad­ after William Johnson, resi­ Thins.lay and started "the ditional $219,000 will lie made dent, reported seeing them In greatest” journey bark home available to it ait classes In the nearby woods. to Houston and their patient­ temporary facilities. Camping overnight In tha ly waiting families. Following appointments o f area durinn Uto Inlcnatva A White House spokesman WASHINGTON (UPI) — , together," seemed today to he United States. And a* fresh the president and the advisory- search were Sh eriff! Deputy said the astronauts probably President Johnsesi, whose na- locked on a collision course j as today's fat Ceng regional board, the local school board Ronald Vcino and Copt. Cecil will visit the LRJ Hunch lat­ tural style is consensus and! with the Both Congress, Record. Registration for aurnmer will begin looking nt possible Hardy, of the DeLand Prison er this summer. whose theme is "let's reason Hie issue was as old as the programs Including sites fur construction of the Camp. The question: Where does school Hie authority of Congress end academic auhjerls, driver ed- school. It Is expected to be The men were Identified by remedial reading, technical end vocation aI ns the constable as Everett Hadand the President's (lowers nrnlinn, pre-schuol orientation and well ns academic. begin? cliff, 35, ami Robert Nelson The most recent crack In reereulion was held at all Goodwin, 23. A third man, Ed­ Johnson’s relations with Con­ Seminole County schools to­ ward Bruce Daniel, 22, was gress came Thursday, when day and will be held again Search ends captured within a half mil* MIAMI ( U P D — The fate after Hit- trio's escape. the House a(i|irmed and sent on Munday at 8 a.m. to the Senate legislation to Sludcnla are reminded that of 10 men and the Air Korea l|ow' h That? give Congress the (tower to there are feea attached to the CII9 they disappeared in re­ mained a secret today locked TAMPA (U I'I) — Arehla veto [vending and future clos­ academic end driver educa­ ings of military bases. tion program which ehould be in 100,000 square miles of Blount, fishing editor o f tha The move pointed up a pow­ brought to school at the time tha tropical Atlantic. The Tampa Times, forfeited a $15 (’ oust Guard has ralh-d o ff bond in Justice of the Pear a er struggle that Presidents of registration. sinre George Washington and Academic programs at the the seurrli for Hit (lying court. Tim charge? Fishing without • license. Congresses since the first secondary level include biol­ boxcar. have fought out with varying ogy, chemistry, science, al­ results. gebra, math, English, world But up to now, Johnson and and American history, prob­ the present majority on Cap­ lems In democracy, sewing, itol Hill have town such hud- typing, band, music, arts and dies that nobody much but crafta. Remedial reading will Republicans have noticed out b« given for elementary loud It w-as Johnson who was school students. running the country. Classes will run from 8 Most mcmlicrs believe Hie a.m, to noon twginnlng Mon­ start of the rift came Jan. 3, day, with the exception of when Rep. L. Mendel Rivers driver's Not a compact education classes (D-S. C.) took over as chair- where students will be as­ man of the House armed ser­ signed to a staggered sched­ Not a foreign car vices committee. Rivers had ule. waited a long time for the Not a demonstrator Courses are offered for ad­ job, and he served notice at vance work end mske-up once he intended to fill It. Not a brass hat needs. The outbreak of hostilities The adult business educa­ was signaled Monday when tion program at the Seminole Johnson vetoed a Northwest County Butlnese School also America’s No. X Car— A Full Size flood relief bill. He said In ■ begins Monday with evening Brand New CHEVROLET polite way that Congress had classes held from t to 9 p.m. gotten too big for lta britches in the bill. The bill provided that in ad­ Back At Desk VATICAN CITY (U PI) — ministering the flood relief projects the President would Pope Paul VI was bock at have to seek advance approv­ his desk In the Vatican to­ al In each case from the day after a flying visit to the House end Senate public leaning tower city of Pies, MOTOR SALES the third Italian trip o f hie works committed. Constitutionally there U • reign. The pontiff flew to t i l l W. FIRST BT. 1M7 PARK DR GOV. IIAYDON IIURNS signt the legislative act creating the Seminole lot to be (aid against provis­ Pisa Thursday afternoon to MS-4M1 Junior College with Its co-sponsors, Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. (left) and $31-4131 ions like that — and Johnson attend the National Eucharis­ tic Confixes. said it. Rep, S. J. Davii Jr., looking on. Seminole County on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Hujre Order Zoning Board Appointments At Longwood Gemini Twins Commencing Earth Travel Burns Vacations Small Tornado Registered Constable Takes Two Escapees LBJ Faces Power Struggle Summer School Opens Monday RED HOT S IZ Z LIN G SPECIAL! *199500 HOLLER � 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. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 10, 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/5a19648eaadf0d4eff3e6efa764ea76b.pdf d282491b47b3695e568cec9b2a753c7a PDF Text Text » A Everyone's Extra Effort at Eckerd's M ade the Big E . . . i BRAND NAME RETAILER OF THE YEAR! SANFORD PLAZA UMITID QUANTITIES ON BOMB ITM II S A F E D R IV E R o f the month, u selected b y the P ilo t Club, is Catherine Folds, Seminole H igh junior. From the left, Police C h ief A rnold W il­ liam * present* the award to Mias Folds, Mrs. J erry Jernigan, P ilo t president, and L eR o y H ick­ son, sponsor o f the prize. (H erald Ph oto) p r ic es g o o d tm ru sa t . T Im t * Is m IC K If t D BABY DeBaryVFW Auxiliary Names Representatives To Meets FLA* M RU # IT O R I M 1 A R Y O U I OLD SPICE Tfcorayrai M After Shove VITAMINS LOTION TABUTS Business Briefs W. H. (R ill) Stemper, local realtor and mortgago broker has been admitted to member­ ship in (be International Real Estate Federation. Stamper Is presently visiting contacts in England and Central Europe, a * • Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., plan • record 87.5 million advertis­ ing outlay this year. The mon­ e y will be used to promote foods and other liema sold In <ha company's G00 supermar­ kets throughout tho South. • • • Tha 1903-66 8&H Green Stamp Ideahook containing a record 1,683 Hems, Is being In­ troduced at I’ ublix Su|n t Mar­ kets and oilier establishments In the Sanford area. • * * Standard Oil Company (K en ­ tucky) has derided to aim Its advertising at tho 18 to 39 age bracket. The company has adopted as Hs tlicino "Young Ho, Go Chervron. . . Put that Young Ho spirit in your car.” Company officials said the rapidly Increasing percentage of motorists In the younger age bracket was decisive in its 1903 advertising campaign. ■Ullatlon reremonlea with tha poet on May 27, 7:30 p.m., at tha Fire Recreation Hall, were Mrs. Greta Denning and Mrs. Teralto. Tha public will be welcomed fo r theae ceremonies. District 8 president, Mrs. Nora Jana Gllleapls of F.dgawater, will serve aa In­ stalling officer fo r the aux­ iliary. 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Prethrvnk and wathablo. Made with unipun yam*. Skid roaiitant and carrioa tho Good housekeeping tool of approval. They Lost I L A W N S P R IN K L E R FOAM 9’x12’ COnONRUGS While Model 2800 A Q U A -Q U E E N /'•t oii• ia■ r• aS 113.88 =* e v Uart : 9 1.41 (LIMIT 1> UK IMS 16.88 SHAMPOO •*28* t 5 4 e VAUN 29.98 I FAMUY UfT 100% cotton tony cloth ahorti and haltor tot daslgnod for Summer­ time casual waar • at tho boach, at homo, around tho pool. Neede no ironing. In a vari­ ety of eltea. VAIN (LIMIT D BAN R0U-0N DK0D0RANT 1 It vn HEAVY DUTY (LIMIT 1 > MODUS * 8 1 ® MIT 1 AQUAMT HAIR SPRAY GLEEM TOOTHSASTI (LIMIT «> ______ JUfSHLL | OOlVS Clsawsr Tm 6 i than x SEG0 MfTIOOO 1 U M .M IT RENT-A-CAR II U H L (UMtTD LAV0RIS MOUTHWASH Drua Stores Pts. Aset. « 6 8 c 3*67c ®51c «?54c 4.47 AUTOMATIC TOOTHBRUSH It was reported that profits o f |146 were made on the re­ cent two day rummage (ale In Orange City. Donation* an­ nounced were |20 to cancer fund, (26 to DeRary Volun­ teer Fire Department, and 826 to Veterans Memorial. Members o f tho group have turned in a total o f 07 pairs o f eyeglasses and HU pairs o f tenses in the "E y e * fo r tha N eedy" program. Title collec­ tion will b« continued and all donations will be accepted. Bira. Anno W eidling wa* welcomed aa a new member and Initiated by Mrs. Hill and acting chaplain, Mrs. Ruth I.aChaU Blcmorial services fo r de­ ceased members, Bfr*. Elisa­ beth Dominick and Mra. Olga Hansen, were rondurted with use o f tha flower ritual. Reports were given on the sewing bee held at Mra. If ill's home at which lime comfort articles were com­ pleted to take to the take City Veterans Hospital on Tuesday o f this week. Mrs. Howard, hospital chairman, headed the delegation making Ilia trip. H T IM .7 J0 (LIMIT 1) RAPID ETCK E R D ONORA^ROADA HW Y. M M s H IN Bjr Mm. John Leon* The Auxiliary Unit to DaBary V F W T o il 8003 elected delegate* and altematea to tha Dlatrlct 8 Meeting and to Florida State Convention a t the May meeting. Serving as delegates will be tha president, Mrs. Myrtle H ill, and Mra. A lice Ueinert and Mrs. Sally I'eralto. A lter­ nates w ill be Mrs. Teresa Smith and Mrs. Francanna Howard. Tha district meeting will be held this 8unday at the A talea Park E l e m e n t a r y School In Orlando and the convention ie slated June 2487 in Tampa. Appointed to represent the auxiliary In planning Joint In- ,m* 1 CAR WASH BRUSH RM.1J 9 VAUN " a n n m ri ■N. 4.11 VAUII 59e Rl*. 99 * VAUN AUMfTAlCMNT. While they LASTI 100* JUMBO Photic OOTHB UR RIO. f . f l • • • • 8-T*. MAIAHTU SISAL COM • WIR8 RIINTORCID WILL NOT IMRINK O STAYS CUAN WILL NOT 8AO • Otin QUICK WILL NOT ITMTCH H e lp s F a t h e r LONDON (U I'D —Caroline Douglas Home, 20-year-old daughter o f former Prime Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome, has rvsigm-d as a ladyin-waiting to the Q u e e n Mother to help her father in politic*. plus Be a mile. Includes gas, servlet, iaauraac*. VNA D EK LE’S G U LF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 6 9 c "astotau rustic MART FRAMILUS #a r * i4 M PLAYING CARDS A L A W N SPR IN K LE R SYSTEM IS A GOOD IN VESTM EN T IF C SIVIRAL MUONS I T IS P R O P E R L Y D E S IG N E D . L E T US H E L P YO U P L A N TH E M O S T E F F IC IE N T A N D E C O N O M IC A L SYSTE M TO M E E T YO UR NEED S — NOW • WA8HA9U O W IU NOT BURN • WIU NOT WARP R IG . 1.91 V A U II i l l W ** 1 C W M IR R O R S 1 & 1 .9 9 9 9 « r7 REFRIGERATOR 1 2 .6 6 26’ Poly Fish Stringer Special t9e Limit 2 alu m ] COT USE THE BEST FOB SPRINKLER • loayHR tab lae SYSTEMS AN D OTHER COLD W ATER TRANSFER PROBLEMS. NON-CORROSIVE EASY TO SOLVENT WELD 9 FtaSsA gems*. * * 220 N . F R E N C H A V E . SANFO RD , F L A . 322-5412 "H eadqu arters F o r Sprinkler System s” j J RV a I u a I L mIa m a V lfV IR flV R V A T N O A D D IT IO N A L CO ST T O Y O U ! WALL SUPPLY Eareia MTCNCIL JM REEL w M SFCA w nonous ■1^^ Whllt tboy LASTI PVC PIPE & FITTINGS , » * r i. a m im g i 1 tAMOlM HIT RAURL p m m 4 MMU • IH a PIG. • T MA. *14* BWP w ith FOAM MATTRISS conmm* imm ll n •O O B r 9 HERD'S 100th SIGH . . . POOL �25th St. Chinese Reds Fire 2nd A-Bomb W alks * Okayed Seminole County Sidewalks will be Installed on both aides of uth Street, between French and Mellonvllle Avenues, as a part ot the current Improvement pretram . % * Phone 822*2611 W EATHER: VOL. 57 •‘ D U K E ,” seven-month-old German shepherd, has been added to the K-9 Korps o f the San­ ford police department. I’ tlmn. Tom Deppcn and tho police dog patrol Sanford streets during the night season. (Herald Photo) County Schools Look For $200,000 Aid Buddy Burton and Pat Me Guire w ill be crowned Hint; and Queen o f the annual fo r­ mal May Day ball o f Seminole Rv Dottle Au.tin High School Saturday eve­ Prospt i-ts lookt-d bright to­ ning at the Civic Center. Mu­ sic will be furnished by the day fo r the release o f nearly $200,000 in federal Impact"Nation Rocking Shadows." area school funda to replen­ • 6 • A ll you can cat. Pancakes ish dwindling reserves o( school coffers, and sausage. Seminole County school .The Shrine Club will hold its pancake supper Saturday board members Thursday di­ from 4 to 8 p.m. There will rected Supt. R. T. Milwee and be a free merry-go-round for Chairman Mason Wharton to the kids. Tickets may be pur­ sign a statement assuring the Health, Education and W el­ chased at the door. fare Department Unit they . . . are preparing an amended There's life on the old road desegregation plan Ural will (U . S. 17-b: ) yet. Wo were meet tho necessary require­ amazed to see the traffic on ments. two-lane U. S. 17-92 the other According to word received day during a traffic check north of the bridge. A total of 225 automobiles went through the checkers during a one-hour period. . . . • Two unidentified girls at Sanford Junior High School will hereafter he more choosy about the Jewelry they wear. According to a police report, the girls found an old pair ol handcuffs, put them on and found themselves chained to­ gether. A rail to the police de­ partment failed to turn up a key that would unlock the "b racelets" so the girls had to be freed by a hacksaw. • • • Perhaps only those parents who have teenage children would appreciate the situa­ tion, but we have just noticed that George H. Dangleman Jr. has a double listing In the Sanford telephone direct­ ory. Use first Is In U s name and carries the Dangleman business 'pbone number. The a e e o n d listing succinctly states: Children's Telephone, 2600 Celery Avenue, 223-1864. • • • Two students from Semin­ ole County received degrees at Florida Southern College's commencement recently. P a ­ tricia Cain Mllllot, Altamonte Springs, received a BS de­ gree in elementary education and Jerry Lynn Ulrey, of Oviedo, received a BS In business administration. • • • Dr. Charles L. Persons, of Sanford, has baas named Seminole County director of the Central Florida Optometate Association. F R ID A Y , M A Y II , 1965 Nuclear Test Said Defense Against U. 5. TO KYO SANFORD, WUVA... (U P I )—Communist China today exploded Its sec­ FLO R ID A NO. 190 Burns Leaders Fighting Off Road Changes Petition under the strain of 40 days Optimism NEW YO R K l l 'P I ) — Com mcrce Secrelary John T. Con­ nor today predicted that the U. S. economy will weather next January's scheduled in­ crease in Social Security tax­ is without any trouble. The tension flared Into (he • Established 1908 of holding-the-linc a g a in s t open in the Senate appropria- • ) MOBILE, Ala. ( U P D - Im ­ peachment of Alahama Ally. Gen. Richmond Flowers was sought in a petition being cir­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) culated today by the Mobile Tempers in the Florida Legis­ County Citizens Council. lature are beginning to fray wer-spending. The "G re y E agle" o f the N avy is retiring. Rear Adm. R o b e r t Goldthwaile, com mander o f Fleet Air Jackson­ ville, and a frequent visitor to Sanford, will retire In Oc­ tober after 43 years with the Navy. N avy units here arc un­ der the Admiral's command. He will be succeeded by Rest Adm. Henry If. Caldwell. Zip Coda 32771 Thuradny 86-68; fair thru Saturday, hlph near 90; low tonight 85-65. United Press Leased W ire Tempers Fray As Legislators Hew To Line Peebles told the In itia tors the current contract with Hubhard Construction Company, of Orlando, will be amended to include the walks, with the added money romlng from the state's primary road funds. . . . “The Nile of America” ond atomic bomb, possibly in a drop from an airplane. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Informed The Sanford Herald that he and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. were assured today by H illard Peebles, State Road Board member for this dis­ trict, the sidewalks will be Installed. Had an opportunity (o go through the Marine Bar racks at Sanford Naval Air Station the other day and came bark convinced men are the best housekeepers after all. Man, those Marines arc sharp! Their quarters could get the "Good Housekeeping" seal of approval. a * a * (E h ? g>anfor& fe r a lf i The safety factor (sidewalks) was requested by the Seminole County Commission of the State Road Board. c lO 6* on the St. Johns River * * * School Staff Changes Okayed here this week, ‘assurance of Intention to comply” will sat­ isfy federal officials and funds held up since January because o f school segregation will be released. Along with the statement of intention, on amended s c h o o l desegregation plan must be submitted by June 15. The “ freedom o f choice" plun was turned down ns not being broad enough. Officials expressed optim­ ism that they wilt lie aide to draw- up local desegregation regulations satisfactory to the H EW office in line with guidelines of the Civil Rights Act. The local group met this week with school officials of Marion County, who had re­ turned from an "investiga­ tive" trip to Washington and weie assured by them that federal education officials were "helpful and used rea­ soning and understanding in i.pproaching our problems." The Imurd expects to re­ quest the assistance o f a consultant i n re • working, amending and altering drseg. legation plans for county schools. Annulments and changes in the local "freedom o f choice" plan apparently In­ volve transportation, activ­ ities and personnel ureas. t i o n s committee Thursday night when Sen. Vcrle I’ ope, St. Augustine, accused Chair­ man Wilson Carraway, Talla­ hassee. of pigeon holing bills which he never Intends to al­ low to reach the floor. "Th rrc are more than too hills In this committee and most of them have not got a chance of coming out," I ’ope shouted. "M any were sent here from other committees that spent long hours on them. We arc making a fool of these com­ mittees. Their work was a to­ tal waste of lim e." The spending committee, which has been working long hours Itself hammering out I h e general appropriations bill which finally cleared the Legislature Thursday, h a s held off actiun on some $200 million in separate money bills lo see how much income would Ik* left. The $1.1 billion bill that passed the House Thursday and iic e lt V l »’p»m Governor as a 'masterful bui inesslike b ill" that can be fi­ nanced without tax Increase*, would leave only a $12 3 mil­ lion margin between spending and income. With this bill assured, the appropriations c o m m i t t e e held its first meeting on sep­ arate measures at 4:30 p.m., after waiting for 30 minutes while the finance and taxation committee put to sleep a li­ cense tag hill that would have taken another $4 million slice out of anticipated revenue. This bill, which would have returned Florida to the 12month auto license lag in­ stead o f the 13-month tag they now must buy, died by a twovole margin afler Carraway challenged those who support­ ed ib to help vote to kill extra spending bills. New appointments in Semi­ nole County School adminis­ tration, as recommended by the board of trustees, was ap­ prover) by tho school board Thursday. Richard Barnett, assistant principal of South Seminole Junior High School, will tiecome assistant principal o( Seminole High School. Ho will replace Thomas Richey, who will take over as guidance director In tho ad ministration office. Richard Silvers, Lyman High coach, will become assistant to Principal Carlton Henley. Harper Douglas, C r o o m s High principal, will become a school supervisor, replacing Mrs. Alma Hurston, on sick SAN TO DOMINGO (U P I)ic a l station Here. leave. Edward Rlackshcarc — New fighting in Santo The silencing o f the radio will Itccome Croomt principal Domingo, ini hiding the go v­ wui a arrious blow to the with Willie Ashby as assistant. ernment air strike which sil- rcltels, who had Iwen using it cnri-d the rebel radio Thura­ to try to recruit support out­ day, doiii|M-ni-d hope* today side Sniito Domingo fo r their for rally settlement of the cause. Dominican riisis. Three radio stations arc Snarled WASHINGTON (U P 1 ) President Johnson's voting rights bill, caught in a snarl between Senate leaders and a liberal bloc, moved slowly through the Senate today on an amcndincnt-by-amcndmcnl basis. Re-elected JACKSONVILLE <UP1) Edward Ball was re-elected board chairman of the Florida East Coast Itadway and told stockholders the carrier is providing improved freight service with fewer employes during the current strike. Envoy Numed JAK AR TA, Indonesia (D P I) —A spokesman for the U. S. Embassy reported today that hkaata haa m n u Maraball D. G rata la P. Jaaa* aa rom tba diplomat** Tampa Fire TAM PA (H IM )—Authorities worked today to assess the damages in a roaring fire Thursday that destroyed a lioat building firm and a froz­ en sea food plant and par­ tially destroyed a paint com­ pany and a brake band repair firm, Speculation WASHINGTON (U P I)- D e fense Secrelary Robert S. Mc­ Namara and Rep. F. Edward llebcit today announced plans for a joint news conference Saturday, giving rise to spec­ ulation they may have settled tlicir feud over the proposed merger of the Army reserves arid National Guard. MRS. J A C Q U E L IN E Kennedy, accompanied by her children, John Jr., 4, and Caroline, 7, were present thin morning when Queen Elizabeth II dedicated in the name o f the Ilritiith people EnRland's memorial to John F. Kennedy, a simple mounment at Runnymcde, England. Vietnamese Rangers Chalk Up Big Vfctary South td I t N av-xad mm rtfl* •which nmm _ — . one of their most Imprtatlva M arlteT*W fh la te m ’ Jets victor**# o f the war Thuraday then ro O U i to the assistance over a Viet Cong battalion of the patrols and Army heli­ which broke and ran under copters laced Into the Reds repeated attacks of flaming with rockets and michlneguns. napalm, a military spokesman The Marines reported the pa­ reported today. He said the trols killed five guerrillas and Reds lost 213 killed and 53 capthe aircraft II. lured. Details of the Meklng vic­ The assault against the ene­ tory were reported here by my units on the Meklng River four American officers who delta 107 miles south of Saigon look part In the battle. They caught the Viet Cong by sur­ called it on* of the hlggcsl prise. victories scored by govern A U. S. Marine was killed ment forces this year and said and 12 others wounded In twin tha Rangers captured Import­ ambushes today near Da ant quantities of Soviet and N'ang, 270 miles northwest ol Chinese Communist nude wea Saigon. pons. The Viet Cong ambincd one Four A m e r i c a n * were 10-man patrol, killing one mat wounded in the battle. Two Ar and wounding two. A rescue my ground advisers were hit patrol ran Into an ambush and by Communist fire and the pi four Marines were wounded. lot and co-pilot of two srpar Marines helicopters atlcmpi ate helicopters were ligh'ly in Jurcd by flying plexiglass when Viet Cong bullets ripped through their windshields. (U P1) Ranger* Hopes Dimmed For Dominican Peace Navy Air Base Sets Open House An air-sea helicopter rescue demontiration at noon and a crash lin-figbtinir exhibition at 12:30 p.m. will highlight Armed Forrra Day open house Saturduy at Sanford Naval A ir Station. Throughout the event, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., there will he displays o f several type* of N avy aircraft, 10 indoor ex­ hibits ranging from dummy bomba to fligh t sulta, a dis­ play o f crash and ground sup­ port equipment, tours o f three buildings and two free mov­ ies. Thievery Costly Losses of school equipment by thievery and of work Ume because of accidents to school personnel (m ainly lunchroom workers) have Increased near­ ly lOo per cent during the past school year, school board o f­ ficials learned Thuraday. Recent thefts o f »700 worth of television acts and office ma­ chines from Altamonte Springs Elementary School and $600 worth of the same kind ol equipment from Crooms High School caused officials to dis­ cuss consideration of some kind of electronic burglar alarm system for Five propeller-driven P.M fighter*, firing machine gun* olid possibly locket*, knocked out the h -Ik-I radio transmit­ ter Thursday, The area attacked wa* near the If. S. Embassy and the American-held supply corridor through Santo Domingo. A State D e p a r t m e n t spokesman said the plane* stiafed one IT. S.-held posilion near the embassy, app*r* rntly by arrident, but there was no re|Kirt o f U. 8. cas­ ualties in the air attack. Two U. S. Arm y security agents were shot and killed by the rebels in an earlier, unrelated incident, increasing totul U. S. military casual­ ties here to 20 dead. A t least two Dominicans were reported killed and three wounded In the strafing. Bullets fired by the P51a narrowly missed a jeep and a military hut in the supply rorridor. The Americans rid­ ing in the two vehicle* dived for cover. None o f them was hit, but UP1 correspondent Matthew T. Kenny's right shoulder was dislocated when he Jumped out o f the jeep. He wag|tr*ati-d at lit* U. 8. Maims mad- Barrera's military - civilian idro airbase, headquarter* o f junta guvernmrnt, government "strong man" ti. S. officials expressed no Gen. Elia* Wessin y Wcssin. regret over the ailenring of FRESH TROOPS the rebel radio, which Thura­ W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — day arrutrd U. 8. forces o f "atrocities" and railed Am- Troops from two loitin Am er­ hstsador W. Taplcy Bennett ican countries were due to be­ gin arriving in the Domini­ still In operation here, two a liar. tun by U. S. agencies and one The strafing planes appar­ can Republic today to form by 3taJ. Gen. Antonin Im berl ently ramv from tha San Is- the vanguard o f a promised hemisphere peace force. According to the Oigunizalinn of American States (O A S ), which announced plana to move the first con­ tingents into the Carribean country, the troops would in­ clude 260 snlidera from Hon­ duras and 20 policemen from CoaU Rica, which haa no army. Tha Honduran troop* wera understood to be largely pro­ viding their own transporta­ tion, and were expected lo be­ gin moving in today. U. S. planes were to transport tha Costa Ricans, who war* ex­ pected lo arrive today or Sat­ urday. O fficia li said tha foreta would report to OAS repre­ sentative* already in the Dominican Republic and op­ IN D IA N W A R P A 1 H —-Bettering that tha Indian Ocean erate under the general man­ m ay becom e o f vita l strategic value to tho W est, tho dat* o f the hemisphere or­ Unltod States and Britain are studying the possibilities ganisation's resolutions call­ o f establishing communications and oth er h u e s there. ing fur the restoration o f Black labels on Newsm an above show the fo u r Island peace until a unified com­ sites particularly studied b y tho Anglo-Am erican survey mand is sat up. team, fa r-fly in g bom bers and far-ranging nuclear sub­ m arines b a r * t e a m e d tho strategic value o f fixed land The O A 8 voted early M ay bases. W ith b o m o o anomaly Inhabited lslanda. tho V S g to create the inter-Amerland Britain could p relect India, thw art Red China and ren force, a move unpreced­ a r t e w i t * puntert V ig t N a o , I t e r a t e , ladoacau ented la the hemispheres Willard Draws Big Contrast M IAM I REACH (t t P I) - U S. Secretary of Labor W. WII lard Wlrtz said higher wages for migrant farm workers would attrart more domestic picker*, lie showed no sign* ol casing his fight to replace for elgn farm workers with Amur leans. He said (he reasons Amrr lean* refuse to perform "sloop laltor" I* that the wage* are half what they'd get doing other job*. Wlrtz contrasted the condl tions at labor ramps around Lake Okeechobee In Florldi (o the ocean front hotel (H u Deauville) here. " A whole day'* wages there won't buy a dinner In this hotel," he said. " A month's axpendllura foi a migrant famlly'a clothe* won't buy a bikini here," he added. School Safety Study Moved TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) Rep. S. J. Davis, of Seminole, tossed In a bill requiring one school bus in each county of Ihe stale to operate with ita headlights on. School officials wera directad to maka a study to deter­ mine If operation of buret with lights on will contribute te aifaty. T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — Administration leaders mus­ tered their force* today to stave o ff threatened change* in the governor's $300 million road bond program. Gov. Hnydon Rums, fearing approval o f a single change In the 35 project* specified In hia proposed constitutional amendment would open the door to inclusion o f a host of "pet project*" by lawmaker*, appeared before a Joint ses­ sion Thuraday to make a final appeal to pas* the program intact. Despite the appeal, attempts will be made to add the fourlanlng of U.8. 98 through West F l o r i d a . U.8. 4t from Naples to Miami and U.S. 301 from Dade City to Sarasota to the bill. The proposed changes are harked by Sena. Ed Price o f llradenton, t h e opposition opposition leadrr, Hayward Davis o f Schring and D. D. Covington o f Dade City. Graceville, S e n . Robert Williams, who introduced the bill and will guide It to ap­ proval, vowed to honor the governor's wishes and fight o ff any changei in the bill, which already has enough en-apansara to clear both Ipusea and go on the upcom­ ing November ballet for vo­ ter approval. Rurna said the program to build 1,200 miles o f aitcrial ighway* anil feeder roads in he areas by-passed hy the state’s turnpike and Interstate highways "ran be expedited and there are adequate engi­ neer* and contractors to do the Job." He said the progrnm, to be financed by 1.5 cents o f the present four cents o f gaa taxes earmarked fo r primary highways, will save lives be­ cause "more than 05 per cent o f the highway deaths and injuriei occur on two-lane roads." He also pointed out It would lie an economic blessing to the rommunities by-passed by the turnpike and interstate high­ way*. The House, which haa hern meeting in double eessiona most o f the week, passed sev­ eral bills Thursday, Including one to place a chancellor over the statr'i university system. The bill, which was once hotly rontested and sparked a small fight from Rep. James Reek o f Putnam, passed by a vote of 80.12. It will make the ehancellor the exeeutive o ffi­ cer o f the Hoard o f Regents to serve as go-between tile uni­ versity president and board member*. t Rsdio Peking announced tha bomb was exploded by China "over ils western areas." The first Chinese bomb, last Oct. 16. was detonated on a lower. Peking called the bomb "d e­ fensive" and renewed ita pledge never Io be the flrat te use nuclear weapons. The announcement ( a i d China was building Ita nuclear arsenal to cope with U. 8. "nuclear blackmail" and call­ ed for "com plete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear weapons." The atmospheric teat mean! that new quantitica of radio­ active fallout will be releaied in the air over China and other countries. Rut China haa ipurned tha atmospheric test ban o f tha United Slatca, Britain, and the Soviet Union, which limit testa to fallout-free under­ ground tilc i. France, the fifth nuclear power, also testa in the air. There had been epeculatlon In the West that the aecood Chines* weapon would be a plutonium bomb dropped from an airplane. Tlie Chines* broadcast, monitored here, said today's blast meant China "thus suc­ cessfully concluded Ita aecood nuclear t e a t" "This nuclear test la another Important achievement scor­ ed by the Chlneia people la strengthening their national defense and safeguarding tha security of thalr motherland and world peace," It added. Western experts aakl that If Ihe Chlncae have succeeded la exploding a plutonium bomb it would b* evidence o f "re a l atomic sophistication" and ability to develop a hydrogea bomb. Only the United States, Britain and Russia have don* that thus far. Franca, tha fourth nuclear power, still la limited lo Ihe lower-powsred alorpic weapons. Plutonium Is the fissionable material useable In A-bomba and also used to trlggar 11bombs, Commencement To Cost $1,500 Expenditures of nearly $1,9M were authorized by tha school board Thursday to partially soundproof tha Lyman High School gymnasium for gradua­ tion exercises In June. Many parents of graduates have proteitcd holding com­ mencement exercise* In Iho gym because It Is "to o small, too hot and echoes from tha high ceiling make it imposs­ ible to hear the speakers." Last month tha board turn­ ed down a petition from a group of parents to hold ex­ ercises In tho Jal-Alal Fron­ ton, promising lo " fix up" tha school gym to maka U mors acceptable. RED HOT S IZ Z L IN G SPECIALS! N E W ’65 IM PA LA 4 I)R. POW KHGI.IDE PO W ER STEER W 8W TIIIRM L IS T I3262J6 W H E E L COVERS D ISC O U N T 662.66 2 SPEED W IPE R S c * T IP EZ ! W IN D S H IE LD _______________ O A L B * 1079O N 'L U H NEW ’65 BEL A IR 4 DR. ro W E R G L ID E , WHW T IIIK 8 2 HP. W IPE R S , W H E E L COVERS E l l W IN D S H IE L D L IS T M 0 1 l.ll D ISC O U N T 462.66 R A I,K W S M * NEW“ 6TC0RVA1R MONZA CPE. 116 II.I*. E N G IN E KZ-I W IN D S H IE L D WHW T IR E S HOLLER * PALM ETTO 122-6711 L IS T I24H JN D ISCOUNT 666J6 SALE »219fr" MOTOR SALES 1367 P A M DR. US-6661 �8*t fn ftrl Vrralfe Page g—Frl. May 14, ’68 Rev, Grover Sewell Ago Off Problems Thlo seems to t * ttia a n o f problami. Almost everywhere era turn there are very com­ plicated decisions to make and moth depend! on them. Parhapa eome o f the derlalona that have to be mada may not look as groat to many people but large Humbert of them do affect many other* o and oureelvea In a vital way. One man related hie capertence which could be that o f many people o f our time. He epoka o f hie inaomnla and bow he had the conetant eenee o f fatigue the ever preeent tendency to Irritation, the problem o f an unrefreahed mind, end many other tenelon producing factors in hie life. As time went on hit remittance wore o ff end every act became a burden. Any obligation wee too much. Sui­ cide seemed to be the way out until he found that there was • way out In God. The troubloue U m ti we ex­ perience teem to bo unlvaraal today and thle la a Bad pre­ dicament In which people find themselves, H seeme to me that It la particularly tad when w e m ile s how unnec­ essary this is. Wo hear o f our dvIllM tion perlahlng end yet the way to keep going to e higher and higher state o f the good life wee announced nearly SOM y e a n ago, In most clear ta m e , by our Lord. The promii# that God hat given ua la m oit real and eaey to understand. It le eo much so that the only reaaon fo r the failure o f Ifcc com­ munication rauit he the blind­ in g curtain o f Satan himself. God has given ue ao much promise In H lm M lf end Hie purpose fo r our llvee. Ha has demonstrated Hie loving care in many waye and with the teachings that enn help ue out o f our derkneea into the light. Christ taught ua, along with H I* dladptea, whan He uttered the words that clearly outlined the way that worka. How neccieary It ia that we know what He eald and yet we find that there It an abys­ mal Ignorance o f the word* o f the Lord concerning the way o f the Christian. He gave ue promise by tell­ ing the meaning o f life which la always founded on God's purpose. A e on# reed* The Sermon on the Mpunt ha real{tea afresh that the future of our clvU lutlon depends not on the materialism that we exhort to much but on the teaching* o f the On* who should be not only called Lord, tu t also followed as such. Tbs example that He gave us is so Important, too. Whtn we look at Jesus we see not only God. but the Standard fo r the good life. We look at Christ and wa ace God’s love, wa aea His truth, Ilia purity, Hla companion, His way of life with promise. Ths most Important thing one can aver do la to taka tha leap o f faith In God, We take such a leap as wa tra it Him fo r all realm i o f Ufa. When w# enter an airplane wa trust our lives to tha pilot. O f course, wa do not ask to ■ea his picture, his health certificate, or hla flyin g rec­ ord before we trust ourselvss to him. Wa simply recognise tha fact that others have trusted themselves to him and therefor* we respect the fact that ha can fly tha plane. Do be aura th an era aoma who say that they wouldn't truat him at all, or any other pilot as fa r a* that la concerned, but w* know that many have experienced his competence so w * can, too. Certainly wa can taka tha Leap o f faith with God. W e can know Hla powar to bear us up and sat us down. We ran aea clearly that In Him there is promise fo r this world and eternity. There are many problems In our world today hut there Is so much promise i f we reoognlse that God le SUM God and that He does reign. Our hearts will never be at rest and our live* secure until wa find ourselves one with Hit*. 1$ Ministers Ordained By Witnesses The three • Hay assembly sponsored by tha Watchtowcr Ilible and Traet Society o f Jehovah's W i t n e s s e s In Gainesville last weekend saw the formal ordination o f 16 new ministers and included personal visitations in the area, Bibla talks and demon­ strations. Member* o f the Sanford congregation attended t h e sessions with their presiding minister. Rush N. Stafford. The mein public address, "Tha Moral B r e a k d o w n ; What Can Be Dona About I t ! " was given by Joseph Sals of New York and heard by 1,188 delegates and guasta from 40 communities. Stafford, In reporting on Iho assembly, said that Sola showed how wide-spread im­ morality Is In the world o f to­ day at all levela o f society and within all age groups. Particular emphasis was plac­ ed on the deterioration o f tha family, basic unit o f aoeiety, and most o f tha blama was placid squarely on th a thouldtrs o f parents, ha said. In aolutlon, Bala advlaed that guidance fo r adults and youth In their moral stand­ ards ia found In tha Bibla and aufgsstsd a thorough, con­ centrated and sincere study of tha Bibla by all persona. Grace Methodist To Mark Seventh Anniversary Anniversary Sunday will be obaerved at Grace Methodist Church this week when Rev. If. Wight Klrtley, pastor of Deltons-Enterprlse Methodist Church and form er member of Grace Church, returns to fill the pulpit fo r the 11 a.m. service. This will be the church's seventh anniversary and the new Baptismal Font, a recent WiU be dedicated. New memheri will be re ­ ceived and Infants will be bspH^pd, A ppaelsl annivers­ ary1 offering will be received for the church's building fund. gift, Bear Lake VCS Longwood Baptist Church Has Is Announced Girls Auxiliary Focus Week By Donaa Rates cited and presented their Thla weak haa been desig­ work. The council must ap­ nated Girl* Auxiliary Focus prove tha glrle work b efon Wsek they may advenes to Iho neat Step. a t tha F irst BapUat Church o f Longwood. Spoclal events o f the GA woak began last Sunday when tha Intarmadlate glrla pinned orchlda on all mothara pres­ ent fo r tha morning aervtc# at tha church. On Wednesday evening, a Mother-Daughter Fellowship Meeting wea held when moth­ ers were guests o f th*lr daughter* whs presented a play and served refreekmenta. Mothara and daughter! plan ■ picnic outing at Camp Yata near Euatia thla Saturday. While at tha camp, located on Lake Y ale and belonging to tha Southern Baptist Confer­ ence, tha glrla end mother* w ill tour the ground*. The GA** w ill participate in morning worship service at the church this Sunday morn­ ing. Frern itatlon ceremonies fo r the girls' Morward Steps will taka place Sunday eve­ ning. Girta taking Malden ateps, who will be praise ted with •wards by their mothers, ere Rachel Lindsay, Angela Bla­ lock, Patricia, Marilyn, and K a U Smith, Debra Barrie, Sarah Pilolan, Dabrm Norton, Linda Maxwell, P eg g y Howord, end Connie Joiner. Taking her Lady in W elt­ ing Step wiU ho M i** Laurie Miller. G A Steps Include Msldee, Lady in waiting, Princes*. Quean la Service, Quean with Scepter, and Queen L / • GA leaden a n Miss Ann le «tt, Intermediate IM S y e a n , and Mrs. Earl Leftwick, Junior l - l f yean . The pmoldeut o f the W o­ man's Missionary U n i o n , which sponsors the group, ia Mra. Ellen Dudley. Mr*. Barbara Vines, Mr*. John Crump, and Mrs. Dudley served on the reviewing counJti before .which the glrle re­ Osteen WSCS To Hove Doily Thrift Soles By Mr*. Clarence Snyder The Osteen M e t h o d i s t Church Women’s Society of Christian sponsoring Noel'* Service will thrift sale* Store between be In By Mary tan Miles Vacation Church School at Bear Lake Methodist Church will be held June 14-18 from P until 11:30 a.m. dally for kindergarten through th e sixth grade. Instructors, announced by Mra. Marge Llntun, chairman, are to be Mrs. Peart Gotten and Mrs. Lucinda Colter, kindergarten; Mrs. B e r t h s Watson and Mra. Catherine Baird, primary; Mrs. Loretta Notdsr and Mrs. VoncIHe Childers, third-fourth grades, and Mrs. Ann Irwin and Mr*. Linton, fifth-sixth grades. A meeting o f teachers and helpers has been set for 10 a.m., June 8, at tha church. Closing program fo r the Church School will held Sun­ day evening, June SO. the hour* of S and I p.m. each Men's Club Meet day The Men's Club o f Cassel­ berry Methodist Church will hold a covered dish dinner at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday In W eavtr H*U fo r msmbara and thair families. A film will b* shown on ramping. neat week. Some new clothing li Included in articles to bo sold. Cake, coffee end cold drink* wlU be available each oven lift On Saturday, May 31, at t a.m., a bake sale will be held to open the day's project with all remaining clothing to be sold during U>* day at rum' mage sale prices. MYF Ice Creom Social Planned For Saturday By Jan* Casselberry The Senior and Interme­ diate Methodlat Youth Fellow, ehlp o f the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church will sponsor m aid fashlonsd lea ertam social from 4 until T p m. Saturday in Weaver Hall. Several flavors o f home­ made Ice cream will be serv­ ed so wall as rake,, pie, and beverages. General chairman o f the fund raising event is Sandra Hew*. Becky Wagner ia in charge o f baked feeds and Valeria Shea la In charge o f ice cream. The public Is invited to at­ tend. Bible School J. Emmett Herndon Dales Scheduled Gets Ministry Grant In Casselberry 4? By Jaae Casselberry Appointment o f J. Emmett Herndon, son o f Mra. R. E. Herndon, 209 East Fourth Street, to receive a Danforth campus ministry grant, haa been announced. Herndon presently Is Pres­ byterian campus minister at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. Tha granta are offered an­ nually to approximately 20 men and women In America who are vocationally commit­ ted to tha campus ministry and who show exceptional po- Vacation Bibla School will bo held ot Casselberry Com­ munity Mathodist C h u r e h Monday through Friday, Jnna 14-16 from 9 until 11:80 a.m. each day. Tha closing program wilt ba bold at 7:80 p.m. Juno 37, There will b* classes fo r children four year* old through Junior high school age. A nursery will be provided fo r S C H O L A R S H IP to Bishop Moore High School w ill be presented annually young children o f tho teach­ by Sanford Council 6857, K n igh t* o f Columbus, to the eighth grade atuers. dent a t AU Souls Fnrochinl School w ith the highest grade average fo r Registration w ill bo held ot eighth grade work. Aw ard to be presented thl.t year at June 4 graduation th* Sunday School hour on is handed to Sister M ary Veronita by Lou Huddleston, chnirmnn o f the June IS or children may bo scholarship committee. Looking on (rig h t) is Rev. Richard Lyons and registered by colling tha (le f t ) Theodore Michels, grand knight o f the Sanford council. church office or Mrs. G. F. Messlek, Bibla School direc­ tor. Tho Christ the K in g SubTh* Sunday School bus will district, composed o f Metho­ pick up children needing dist Youth Fellowships from transportation on tho regular area church#*, elected officers ceived a manicure set. .oldest child or one of the route. By Donna Estes fo r th* eomlng year at a mast­ Thera w ill be a planning ing held Tuesday night at All 26 mothers at the service young people of the congregaMra. M. L. McDaniel was meeting at 10 a.m. next Wed­ Bear Lake Methodlat Church. elected "Mother of the Y e a r" received a corsage from their! lion serving as proxy. nesday at tha church fo r work­ of the First Pentecoslal Those sleeted were Beverly ers In th* kindergarten de­ Brown, Church of Longwood and pre­ Trinity Mathodist, partment Mra. Meonlck haa president; sented with a check for tIO by Judy Saunders, Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor, made an appeal fo r mors vol­ TTinlty, vie* president; Diana during morning services at unteers to hslp In the nursery Ettere, Concord Park, aocrethe church last Sunday. with recreation and on the tary; Dan Brockman, Aabury, refreshment committee. The election was conducted j treasurer; by secret ballot. Nancy Lease, W inter GarMrs. McDaniel la very ac­ dsn, fellowship; Robert Metive In church affairs, Is presi­ Kilben, Concord Park, citi­ dent o f Ihe Ladies Auxiliary zenship; Sharon Taylor, Pine and la a Sunday School teach­ Hills, witness; Glen Duncan, er in the Beginner* Depart­ Casselberry, faith; Marjorie ment. Lackey, Pina Hills, outreach: Other mothera especially and Carolyn Jeesen, Concord honored during Ihe aervlco Park, publicity. ny Frances Wester were Mra. Warren Drummond youngest mother, and Mra. Ths member# o f tha W o­ Pearl Locke, oldest mother. man's Missionary Society of Both women received glfta of ths First Baptist Church o f dresser sets. Lakt Mary mada a special Also given sperln] recogni­ trip to Apopka last week as a tion was Mrs. Roy Templeton, climax to their Community Title o f tha Mother’! Day whose six children attended Mission Project for the month sermon given by Rev. Charles the aervlre, for having tho o f April. W. B. H ogg at Christ Math­ most children present. She re­ The group met at the church odist Church waa " A Great M O T H E R o f the Y e a r nt F irst Pentecostal in Lake Mary first and then Woman— The Shunamite." Church, Longwood, Mrs. M. L . McDaniel (le ft ) drove to the First Baptist The church choir presented receives g ift check from Rev. E. Ruth Grant, Church in A p o p k a from special anthem, "Jesus, pastor o f the church. (H era ld Photo) where they were taken out to Make Our Home Thy Dwell­ tha migrant camp to distrib­ ing." ute the elothlng that had Mra. Carl Bradbury pre­ been collected fo r the migrant sented beautiful red and workers. white corsage# to ths eldest Tha group also enjoyed a mother and tha youngaat The members of the Wom­ picnic lunch at a park on the mother present fo r tha serv­ en's Missionary Society o f the way. Those making tho trip ice. First Baptist Church T n San­ wars Mrs. V . C. Ladd, Mra. ford will meet at the church Harley Wilhelm, Mra. Carl for a study court# from 10 By Mra. John Leone Alice Grain, missionary edu Bryant, Mra. Crawford Shata.m. unlit 2 p.m. Tuesday. At ration nnd service; Jennie Tha Woman's Society of noon a Chinese lunch will be Corson, program materials; ton, Mra. Richard Stout, Mra. Christian Servlco o f DeBary served. Kara Ogg, aplritual Ufa cul Charlaa McKoal, and Mrs. The book to be taught by Community Methodist Church tivatlon, and Mrs. Clyde Raleigh Cooper. Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mra. John held installation o f new o ffi­ Moore, supply work. Fox, Mra. F, D. Roberta and cers In ths church social hall Chairmen ara Ruth CraaaMrs. Leo Wation Is "G o Home following tha M ay business ry, local church activities; By Donas Estes session. and T e ll" by Bertha Smith, a Ruth Perry, publicity and Schedule o f aetlviUee fo r Installed by Rav. Cecil N. tuliiionary who served in Laura Arrington, circlet. the coming week fo r parish­ China from 1019 until commu­ O gg ware Mona Ixw ls, presi­ Repreaenting tha commis­ ioners o f Christ Eplaeopa! nism farced her to leave in dent; Ivn Goodion, vie* pres­ sion on Christian vocations Church, Longwood, haa been 1048. Later she went to For­ ident; Girtrudo Helper, secre­ will he Blanche Frye, Ina announced by Rev. Charles V, mosa. helping to start South­ tary, mul Melba Anthony, B e n e d i c t and Marguerite By Dona* Estes Stewart Jr., vicar. ern Baptist mission work treasurer. Longwood Mayor David R (.akeman will terva on the The Episcopal Yeung Secretaries Include Georg­ there. She retired in 1M1. Wentworth has Issued a proc­ Church-man will attend th* nominating committee. The program for the day is ina iloivarth, campus minis­ In buslnesi, a tentative lamation designating Satur­ Spring Deanery Meeting at under the direction of Mrs. It. try; Alice Cooper, Christian budget was presented by Mrs. day as Armed Force* Day In A ll Saint* Church, W inter W. Rucker, mission study social relations; Mabel Kwal- E. A. Spokes after which a the city. Park, this Sunday. luw, membership cultivation; chairman. In the proclamation he pledge service was conducted Tha A lter Guild will meat by Mr*. William Fidler. P ar­ urged cltisena o f tha com­ at tha Parish House a t 7:80 ticipating In the service wtra munity to display ths fla g of p.m. Monday. Rev, Ogg. Mra. Everett Swift, tha United States In recog­ Tha Episcopal ChurchwoRuth Cransey, Sira. Benedict, nition o f the lacrlflcea and de­ msn'a meeting, to be conduct­ Mra. Grain, Mra. C. Anthony, votion to duty o f the member* ed by Mra. Virginia BowerMra. G. Reeder, Mrs. Sid o f tha Armed Forces In ovary sox, president, w ill txko place practicable way, and to avail at I p.m. Monday, alio at tha 8 wallow, and Mr*. 8pokss. Final plana were complet­ themselves with tha oppor­ Parish House. Mr*. Boworsox By Mildred llaney Johnson, president; Mrs. Al ed for the ham dinner to be tunity o f becoming better ae- will report on the Annual Officer! of the Deltona Hind all, vice president; Mrs. held from 6 until T p.m. next quainted with their Armed Epl a e o p a 1 Church wo men's Fisher, secretary, Tuesday In tha social hall Forces by attending Open Moating held In Orlando thla Methodist Woman’s Society of Itlihard Christian Service were In­ Mra. Cecil Thomas, Irossurcr. Tickets ara avaltabla from Houoe at th* Installations In woak. Plans fo r summer ac­ th* area. stalled by Rev. Wight Klrtley Secretaries are Mra. Thom­ any WSCS member. tivities wiU ba discussed. in the Litany of Commitment as Blanchard, spiritual Ufa; at the May meeting in the Mr*. Peter Zotos, missionary Community Center. education and a m ic e s ; Mra. Presented by Mra. Harold Harry I'ow tll, program ma­ Harris, chairman of tho nom­ terial; Mrs. Blanchard, spirit­ inating commute*, those In­ ual cultivation; Mrs. Edwin stalled were Mrs. Edwin Peterson and Mra. Edward Itamp, local church activi­ ties; Mrs. Thomas, publicity; By Frescos Waster tho members in finding ways Final meeting o f th* DoMrs. Chatter Hill, ausahlno, The Barbara Guess Cirri* to moke their homos centers Bary Republican Club before and Mr*. Harold War*, music. of th* Woman's Missionary The group la sponsoring • Society o f tha First Baptist o f missionary Influence. Mem summer adjournment w ill b* held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in rummage tale today and Sat­ Church o f Laka Mary mat at bera taking part in presenting urday In tha old Scan store the home o f Mrs. Sam mi* the program were Mrs. Carl tha Community Canter with Sgt. Jim McKinnon o f tha In downtown Sanford with pro­ Keel fo r the May meeting, Bryant, Mra. Charles McKaal, Florida Highway Patrol ax Novo Restaurant In Winter ceeds to go Into the fund for Mr. W . T. Wanaley, cirri# Mrs. W . T. Wanriay, Mrs. guest speaker. th* future Methodist Church chairman, welcomed everyone Crawford Shelton, and Mrs. r*rk . Mrs. C. F. Callahan will McKinnon will address tho in Deltona. and gave a devotional call to V. C. Ladd. Everyone present mooting on tho topic, “ Florlformally Install in office Mrs. Program for the meeting worship. Mra. V . C. Ladd, was aakad to participate In do'* Changing T raffic Pat­ Robert Bush, president; Mrs. was presented by Mr, nnd vice president o f W M U o ffe r­ discussing tha caao studies tern." Carl Warren, first vice pres­ Mrs. Charles Lloyd, special ed prayer fo r th* mission- used aa Illustrations. A social hour with refresh­ O t h e r member* present ident; Mrs. W . F, Hinton, sec­ guests of the day, who talked arlea and their work. ment# wlU follow th* mooting. were Mrs. Bill Hooptngorden, ond vice president; Mrs. J, F. or their stay In Nigeria and Business r a p o r t a were 100 colorful Mulson, recording secretary; showed some given. Tha Community Mis­ Mrs. Clara Math*son, and slides of the country. Mrs. Norman Lansverk, cor­ sion Chairman, Mrs. Carl Mr*. Raleigh Cooper. A N Y OCCASION Refreshments were served responding secretary; Mra. Bryant, reported that tha Maurice Stohler, treasurer; April project o f donating during th* social period fo l­ ABB ALWAYS Mr*. J. M. Klein, parliamen­ Circle* o f St. Andrews clothes fo r th* migrant work­ lowing tha program. CORRECT tarian, and Mra. R. J. Sulli­ Presbyterian C h u r c h , Bear ers waa very successful and van, historian. Lake, have announced meet­ final plana war* mada to taka Vtrtih Graduation ceremonies for ings for next week. The Night them to th* Migrant Camp the first eighth grade gradu-, Circle wiU meet at S p.m. fo r distribution. atlng clast at St. Mary- Tuesday at tha borne of Mra. Th* member* voted to spon­ Magtlalrn Catholic School will Hal Getting#, 8806 Linnoal sor and finance the four Sun­ ba held June 4 at the I I a.m. Beach Drive, Bear Lake. The beam Leader* to a Guidance Mata. Parishioners and friends Morning Circle w ill most at Clinic to bo held fo e the Con­ are Invited to attend tha eon- 10 a ja . Wednesday at Urn tra! Florida A n a . SANFORD many. home o f Mr*. Ruth BrickTh# program fa r M ay waa nX>W BRS 80 P Dedication fo r tho school Is mann, 1337 Lake Asher Circle, the second la a aerie* o f g * - * »•* * * • * • * Ava. m Ujm a n - iu a a u - u ii scheduled fo r May 2 at 9 u.m. Bear Lake, three planned to stimulate tentlal fo r leadership In th* field. Herndon w ill do gradu­ ate study at Princeton Theol­ ogical Seminary, Princeton, N. J. Herndon, who haa boon a l MYF District Has ElectioA 'Mother 01 The Year' Honored Baptist Women Make Trip To Migrant Camp Christ Methodist Honors Mothers First Baptist WMS To Meet For Study Rev. Cecil N. Ogg Installs WSCS Officers In DeBary Episcopal Schedules Are Armed Forces Announced Day Proclaimed In Longwood Deltona Methodist WSCS Has Installation For Officers Barbara Guess Circle Holds May Meeting At Keel Home Republican Club J. E. H E R N D O N Emory University sine* 1981, was graduated from Semlnola High School, the University of Florida and Princeton Theological Seminary. He also has done graduate work at Stetson Unlvaraity and Col­ umbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Ga. Prior to going to Emory University, Herndon served aa pastor o f F irst Presbyterian Church, Gulfport, a auburb o f St. Petersburg; minister to studenta, Stetson University, and minister o f education. First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. Herndon la married to tha form er Rosalind Swan, o t Kingaburg, Calif. They have three children. .•1 Church Honors Two Mothers Tha F irst Southern Methodl it Church obaerved Mothers' Day last Sunday evening and recognised Mr*. W . E. Jame­ son aa tha oldest mother present, and Mrs. A . A . Me. Clanahan as the youngest The pastor, Rev. Durward H. Knight Jr., preached an appropriate sermon from th# text, John 19:27, and used th* Responsive Reading on "G od­ ly Womanhood" from P ro v. orbs 31:10-31. A brief called church tonferenco waa held a fte r tho ovanlng worship hour with J. T. Talmadgo preaiding. Mias L x wan* WlUtxmx lad th* Youth P r o g r a m o n "C hriitlou Attitudes Toward W ork." Thla Sunday, only, a morn­ ing aervlco w ill b t Fold a t th* Woman's C^ub follow ing th* Sunday School hour. Thar* will be no evening service. A fte r tho worship oorelco o l 11 o'clock, s brief quarterly conference wlU ha held. Tha congregation will then gather at the new church site, 2400 block on Sanford Avenue, fo r an otd-faxhloned "dinner on the grounds." In­ terested friends are especially invited to attend. Attend services tfosxveed at urn own To Meet Monday In DeBary vforsbib St. Mary-Magdalen Children To Receive First Communion By D m u Kftog Children o f BL M ao-M agdalon Church o f Alternant* Spring* will bo roceiving tholr first Holy Communion o t tha 1:80 a.m. Haas Sunday. Tha prospective communicants will have thair final practice ses­ sion at 10 e.m. Saturday at the school followed by roo­ fs asIons. Othsr activities of tho church Include registration from I until 6 p.m. this Sat­ urday at tho school fo r atudonta planning to attend tho parish school in September who presently or* attending ether parochial or public schools. A registration foo will bo paid at this time. Installation o f tho recently stocked officers o f tho Wo­ men's Guild la scheduled for Wednesday at Urn .^llla Circles To Meet FLOWERS Virginia Potreaki P . O. Box 1114 S a a fa N N ara Harris T B 8-1814 rhynia ■ _____ P A 1-4384 Laka M ary Mary Oottiaga ■oar Laka DeBary 1 �School Report Mrs. A. Rhodes Heads Sou-Sem PTA Period Changed To Nine Weeks ffljf Dsttforfi Fri. M ay 14. ’65— Page 3 Rrralh By Jan* Casselberry O fficers fo r the coming year were elected and installed by the Parent-Teacher Aa* aociatlon o f South Seminole Junior High School, Re-elected were Mr*. A r ­ thur Ethodce, president; Mrs. Joseph Pavclchuk, first vice president; John Angel, second vice president; and M n. T h o m a s Wells, treasurer. Elected fo r the first time to the executive board was Mrs. Allen Forward. Installing nficer was Mrs. Frank Steudle, parliamentar­ ian. Mrs. Pavelchak rend the an­ nual report of the year'* ac­ tivities. The county council plaque won by South Semin­ ole P T A for having the larg­ est Incresse in membership was displayed. The orgunintinn hail 3(11 me tube is this year. The two fund raising projects produced $370. A g ift o f appreciation waa presented to Mrs. Rhodes by Mrs. Piivclchsk in behalf o f the P T A . Principal John Angel gave a progress report and com­ mended the faculty on the many hours o f their own time which were given to the task o f assessing and evaluating the school program and cur­ riculum. The total enrollment of aludcnla thia year was 1,234. Changes fo r the coming school year will be made in the faculty, building, curric­ ulum, and report card grading system. Three new clnisroomi will be added and an addition to the library will house a mate­ rial center, research center, Rnd reading room. A foreign language will be offered ninth graders and the industrial arts and a rt pro­ grams will be expanded. Summer school w ill be o f­ fered at South Seminole this Fummcr with a fee o f 815 per student. Students will be al­ lowed to make up a credit on only one aubjecL I f the en­ rollment is high enough there is a possibility that enrich­ ment courses also may be o f­ fered. Mrs. Frances Johnson re ­ ported that 1,000 books have tiecn added to the library this year with the help o f 1 T A ’ and county funds. Uandmaster George Kirsten announced that $000 has been allocated by the school board fur new bund instrument* at South Seminole. Three ensembles from the school band presented the program. They included an octet o f brass instruments; a clarinet trio and a clarinet quartet. There was an rxhiblt of paintings and sketches by students o f Mrs. Jane Ford’s art class. Also on display were the winning entries in the Winter Park Federal Sav­ ings and I.oan E g g Deco rat Ing contest. One o f the very original Ideas waa a large black spider havering over two eggs, one o f which had two black legs protruding through the the!). Refreshments were served follow ing the meeting by the ninth grade mothers. Seminole County p u b l i c school students and their par­ ents wilt receive report cards only four times a year from now on. School board officials, act­ ing on (he recommendations of school principals Thursday voted approval of a two-year study made by principals, teachers, parent-teacher o r­ ganizations and lay leaders Rr|>ort cards will be issued at nine week intervals instead ol the form er six weeks periods. Reasons given for the chan­ ge were many. One of the prime Issues concerned test­ ing. Carlton llenlcy, principal o f Lyman High School and tpokesman for the study group, said the present six week grad­ ing period forces teachers to OFFICERS IN S T A L L E D by Hie South Seminole Junior High School test in order to give a grade. Parent-Teacher Association included (le ft to right) Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, "This Is not the true pur­ president; Mrs. Joseph Pavelchak, vice president; Mrs. Alton Forward, pose o f testing," Henley de­ secretary, and Mrs Thomas Wells, treasurer. (Herald Photo) clared. "Teachers need to give sev­ eral tests during a unit of work in order to evaluate and diagnose the progress that the students are making. Teals should indicate whether the test was well-structured. whe­ ther the material had been poorly presently by the teach­ er, or poorly absorbed by the students and in what areas New manager o f Eckert) Ry Jane Casselberry remedial work need be done. Drug Store in Sanford I’tata A PB X board operator's "U nder the present system, is Rnlph Horne, o f Caisel course will be offered next the teachers must give tests, berry. His wife, Jerry, is rm week at Lyman High School get the grades on the cards ployed by Eckerd's in Sem­ beginning at 7 p.m. Monday and get the cards out am) inole Plata. in Room 7. Mrs. Rarbara then are already well along John Bishop, the original Wade o f the Winter Park Into the next grading period so manager of the Sanford store, Telephone Company will be that there Is no opportunity to lias been transferred as man­ the Instructor. evaluate tests results and cor­ ager to the new Eckerd store There are still seven open­ rect the weak spots," he ex ­ in Ward Plata, on Colonial ings in the class, which is plained. Drive, in Orlando, open to anyone 18 years or “ The longer grading period The 12,000 - square - foot older who Is no longer in will do much lo ease press­ R A LP H HORNE Ward Plata store will be the high school. A registration ure on both teachers and stu­ tooth Eckerd store opened in dents, allow better planning, fee o f |10 is charged. the nution. The 10-hour course will hr better testing and better use Jack M. Eckerd, president o f testing," he added. conducted each night, Monday nnd rh'iirman of the bosrd; through Friday, and la being Henley sniil thr main ques­ W. P. Stsnbury, executive tion asked by parents was, offered through the Distribu­ vice president; Arch Reugin, "H ow will we know If our tive Education section o f the advertising director, and Hur- child is not doing well? Nine Seminole County Vocational ly Roberts, division manager, weeks is too long and too Education Department. will lie in attendance fur the tale." The first seven persons to Ry Maryann Mile* register will have preference A new policy has been an­ opening ceremonies. The principal said that he "W e uie most pleased to be had i. .Mired parents that they aa tha class will be limited. nounced at Forest Lake Acad­ this 37th Eckerd . would he notified if their child For further information call emy for production o f “ The opening I.yman High School, Exten­ M irror'' the school's year­ Drug Store in Florida" said, was having difficulty. Eckerd, “ and to lie able to of­ sion 0, In the morning. book. Decision hss lieen made that fer greater aervice and finer second semester activities, products to the citizens o f such a* class picnics, junior- Orlando and the surrounding senior banquet, senior presen­ arcs. Shoppers will find 35 tation, nmalotir hour, second to 40 thousand items to By Donna K ites semester snapshots, and grad­ choose from in our new store A kindergarten to prepare uation, should be Included in anumg our full line o f drugs, The 1965 66 school calendar the annual which will neces­ cosmetics, tackle and bull five year olds for first grade o f ninny will be held at the F ill! Bapwas approved by the Semi sitate it bring published In equipment, g ifts nolo County school board the summer and mailed to the types, notions and household tint Church o f Ixmgwimd baitems." ginning in September. Thursday, In line with the new students. Eckerd went on tu say that The elasses, to be taught nine week grading p e r i o d Clastic rovers for the book which will begin next year. and autograph sheets for the the Senior Citlxens Club Plan by quullfied trachers, will tie Teachers will return to students will be provided be­ which is proving so popular held each day, Monday through in the other Eckerd stores Friday, duiing the school school Aug. 17 lor their pre­ fore the term ends. will be put into operation year from 0 a.m. until noon, school planning period with here. in the new air conditioned students to return on August educational building o f the 30. The labor day holiday will be Sept. 6. End of the first church. grading period will be N'ov. 1 To attend the school, chll with a teacher-conference day dren must be five years old set Nov. 12. on or before Jan, 1, I Wirt. For Sunday will be observed as Sludenta will receive a four further information, Interested Loyalty Day at the Cassel­ lly Jane Casselberry day Thanksgiving holiday and parents sre invited to rsll berry Community Methodist Seminole County's new civil a two week Christmas vaca­ ( ‘hurt'll. The Commission nn defense director Howard Har­ the chinch. tion. End of the second grading period will be Jan. 20, Stewardship and Finanre, un­ rison spoke to horns econom­ der the chairmanship o f L. E. ics classes at South Seminole with conference day on Jan. Swope, hopes that as many Junior High School Wednes­ 28. S la r l# in l h « h o m e ! Third grading period will members of the congregation day morning and showed a end March 25 with conference n s pomihle will attend serv­ film on nui-trar fallout. In explaining the civil de­ day an April 1. Students will ices Sunday and make their fense program, Harrison elab­ receive two holidays in April annual pledge. Copies o f the proposed an­ orated on the responsibility o f with Easter-sprtng vacation General Electric from April t-U and two more nual budget will be distrib­ tha sltisen and the govern­ A ir Conditioning ment and stressed the role o f d ayi off April 21-22 while uted. Ralph Horne New Manager Of Eckerds PBX Course Opens Monday At Lyman WWI District Elects Two In DeBary Ry Mrs. John Leone John ACL, Seaboard Merger Delayed By U. S. Panel JACKSONVILLE three-judge federal (U P l)- A panel clently ions of Hie antitrust the Clayton provis­ tion, under other circumstanc­ A ct as es It may be as small as a single metropolitan area." blockrd the merger of the At­ applied to the merger. Sea­ The commission Coast Line and board Air Line Railroads have considered the effect on pending further study by the Interstate Commerce Com­ mission (IC C ). The court threw out the commission's approval o f the merger and ordered it to de­ termine "whether the effect oi the m erger may be substan­ tially to lessen competition or tend lo create a monopoly." The Judges said the ICC rul­ ing did not investigate suffl- relevant market areas, rather than on the southeastern stales s i ■ whole, the opinion said. "The geographic market se­ lected must both correspond to Hie commercial realities oi the industry and be economic­ ally slgnlflcent," the court said. “ Although the geogra­ phic market in some Instances may encompass the cntlro na­ The Oviedo High School >en lor class will sponsor a V a r iely Show featuring students and townspeople at I p. m. to­ day In the school auditorium Funds will go for graduation expenses. Tickets will be avail able at the door, Itent a new '65 Mustang or other fine compact ear for O V E R 35 Y E A R S At First & 1‘almello (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • C/irpctH • Furniture • Tile • Plnnoa • Renlnl Reds plus 8e a mile. Inrtudea gas, service. Insurance. D EK LE’S G U LF SERVICE SANFO RD 322-1924 W I N THIS HANDSOME K IN Q SB E R R Y HOME PLUS LOT! Tito KittRBberry "Andovfcr" . . . 4 bedroom#, 2*^ baths, huge fam ily room, fully nlr conditioned, double garage. 1,700 mittare feet of fine fam ily Jiving fo r only 325,000 Church To Open Kindergarten New CD Director Visits Classes COM FORT Comfort is Variety Show K in g C?ar-Truck Rental should lantic Forest Lake Loyalty Day teachera attend atate meet­ ings. School will end June 9, as will the fourth grading period with teachera continuing unlit June «, 1968. Members o f the Commission will contact those not attend­ ing Sunday during the next two weeks to Piplaln the bud­ get. Sunday, May 30, wilt 1« Victory Sunday. women. He told about the national fallout shelter pro­ gram and ths need fo r rivll defense volunteers. 111 A I I If A L L 1804 P A LO M A AVE. V IS IT T H IS L O V E L Y H O M E ! — O F F S. S A N F O R D A V E . Plumbing, H eating, Inc. 1007 Sanford 822-8382 DON'T REPAINT! M A K E Y O U R H O M E IA )O K P E R M A N E N T L Y N E W B Y A P P L Y IN G F IB E R TEX-COTE r.L A R E N D E X T E R IO R M A IN T E N A N C E W O R R IE S F O R A G E N E R A T IO N ! TEX-CO TK IN S U L A T E S , W A TE R PR O O FS, IH FIRE* R E S IS T A N T , IH FA C TO R Y 9 NOTHIN# DOWN and $ NOTHIN* per MONTH I A N p H IR I I H O W YOU W IN ITI Refer Me KUfibany Absolutely free! Nn itrin|i' Hoth tfie Kmgvhcrry Dream Home and lire lot q»n he }ourst F R IK ! I K LEI F R I’ F.I What a prize! What a chance to own the kind o f home you've alwaya dreamed of! Spacious! Livable! Beautifully designed . . . maiterfully arranged . . . to oiler you Iciiurely living at in modern best! Read on to tee bow thii lovely Kingilrcrry Home plus lot can be yourt! "wln-a hums* Contra! now at the model home pictured G U A R A N T E E D A G A IN S T C H IP P IN G , F L A K IN G above. Come out nowt f»et y cur name In the hall Enter the eonteat that only King*berry can offer! KINCiSRERRY'S E X C IT tN O "ufn a. honia" C O N TE ST! Fitter now! Don't wait another minute! Il'a the chance of a lifatlnaa so win the hoove for a lifetime! BONUS FRIZ! PROM GEI FREE TRIP TO WORLD'S FAIR FOR TWO I A N D PE E L IN G . Juat one o f the maay outatanding feature* o f thii dream o f a Klngiherry Home le the beautiful O K Call N ow — Take Advantage O f Gtnernus Discount — O ffe r Expirea June le t F or Free Deomoctratioo nod Estimate Pleaae Coll C O LLE C T — P A L A T K A 128-1881 D E L T O N A ’S role F a ir won th « approval o f Gov. and Un. Haydon th e Deltona modal home, kay part o f tha Sunshine State's exhibit. J lh n r . Bonner ( l e f t ) , Deltona vice president, and H erbert R. Savage (r ig h t), architect, accompanied the C h ief Execu tive and Mrs. Burns. TEXTURED COATINGS O P C E N T R A L F L O R ID A 111 SO. llt h ST. P A L A T K A , F L O R ID A > DeBary RENT-A-CAR F P L. D A V ID M A X W E L L Marine Rnrrncks, Sanford Naval A ir Station, receive# the Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal for service in Thailand in 1962. Mnj. H. T. Chen, commanding officer, presented the medal to Maxwell at an "all hands" formation at the Marine Barrack# Thursday, Maxwell, a native o f Opaloeka, has been stationed in Sanford since 1963. Policy Set At Church To Have of was elected Junior vice com­ mander o f district 7, World W ar I Veterans, and lira. Ebetsch as senior vice presi­ dent o f the district auxiliary unit, at a recent district 7 meeting and luncheon held in Apopka. Others from DeBsry at­ tending were Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey King, Mr. and Mr*. Irvin g Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donlon, Mr. and Mrs. John Strang, and Mrs. Margarette Holmes, New Yearbook 1965-66 School Calendar OKd Ebetsch built-la "wife-caving1* kitchen! See R now! ( i e l the fecit on lib 's FREE W O R LD 'S F A IR T R IP F O R T W O ! T e e could bo the winner! CALL Ralph 1719 S. Sanford Ave. rvi, Ja b u il d e r 322-1810 K I M f I B I I I T •••M B S �lUtommmkiilljlu] B y Ji m C u id W r r T South Seminole Junior High School at Cauolberry baa beta choara as out of tha (aw schools hi tha country to in* traduce a special course of stagy la earth science for the lMS-aa school year. T h e course will he taught hy E. RoUad U1U Jr., chairman of the science department, whoso background In geology and astronomy at the Unlver* slty o f N ew Mexico plus sup­ plemental courses in Florida end Arisona w ell qualifies him as aa instructor. It is part o f a curriculum de­ velopment program In the earth science field similar to the biological science curricu­ lum study and tha physical science studies curriculum The ESCP program is ad­ ministered f r o m Boulder, Colo., by the American Geolo­ gical Institute under the sup­ port o f the National Science Foundation. It win stress the four a n a s o f geology, oceangraphy, astronomy and meterology and will be primarily a laboratory course with em ­ phasis on d ln c t handling, do­ ing and observation. Orlando has been chosen for one of the IS test centers to be set up at intervals across the United Stales. Each center contains five schools and the ESCP teachers from the schools involved will meet weekly with the technical consultant fo r the Orlando test center. Schools participating in this pilot program in each test cen­ ter will operate in essentially the same manner, covering the same general material dur­ ing the same time Intervals. Analyses o f the results will be sent back to ESCP headquart­ ers In Boulder and along with the periodic achievement tests to be given, w ill provide in­ formation on tha efcctlveness o f the teaching materials. In light o f this information a board o f review w ill make re ­ visions In the paperback text for the following yesr to e li­ minate inadequate data and add the latest information and procedures. T o help them prepare for the new program, all test center teachers and their technical comultant will travel to Bould­ e r during late August to par­ ticipate in an Intensive orientattoo program. Principal John Angel said in reference to the new proera extremely gram, pleased to be Involved In this curriculum development pro­ gram . Not only does it give ua the opportunity io utilise the latest in scientific m aterial! and Information, but it shows that w e are ready to m ovt forward with the rapidly de­ veloping new frontiers of science. ■PACK PROBE C A P E K E N N E D Y (U F !) Tba A ir F ore* sent • tortpound spacs proha an a plan­ ned •.TOO-mlla hop into tha aky today to chart tha radia­ tion trapped by earth’s magM tle field. Donald Jackson New President At Lake Mary By I.ske Pranres Wsatsr Mary Chamber of Commrrre will Install Donald Jackson as new president at the June meeting. Other o ffi­ cers are C. 1. (Cracker) Don­ aldson, vice president, and Catherine N o l l , eecretarytreaeurer. Serving on the board o f di­ rectors will be Jimmy Jcnes, W. C. Hopkins, Roy Howell Jr., H. M. Gleason, Jim Daughtrey, and R i c h a r d Keogh. A special meeting o f the newly elected board was held Tuesday night with attorney C. Vernon M ist Jr. who it drawing up a preliminary charter tu Incorporate the Chamber o f Commerce as a non-profit organisatlcn which will be presented at nest month's meeting. Jones was elected chairman o f tha board at this meeting. A spaghetti supper has been announced fo r Saturday, May 82, at the I.ake Mary Fire Hall with serving to be from 6 until 7:80 p.m. Spon­ sored hy the chamber, dona­ tions will tie priced fo r adults and children on an "a ll you can ea t" basis. Announcement a l s o has bean made that chamber members will be contacting property owners in tha laike Mary area with home num­ bers fo r sale. The next meting will be at g p.m., June 3, at the fire hall. Legal Notice NOTICN o r Ft’M.IC SAI.M NOTION IN 1IKKK11Y UIVKM thsl, pursuant (o Kins! In ert. rrmtrr.il on Majr 7, I t ll, ■■ omndlflrd by Hupplainanlal |l». err, il,t,il Slty It. 1MI, In thsl cartaln r u n . ptndlng In the Circuit Court tn tnd (nr Stmlnnl, County, Florida. In Chancsry. Dock.! No. 14,117. w hirr. In KI.IXAIIKTII It. IIOTD Is plaintiff and HOBKItT YOUNC1 AND ISA 11K1,1. YOUNll, his trlfw, ara dsfsndanla, lb , und,rslsn,d. a, Clark of aald Court, will at 11:00 o'clock A. M. on Slay 14, A. D. 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Ha apenda about puahing 51, pinched hi* walat- 1 half o f hla tlma on Capitol line b e f o r e ordering the Hill. “ That’o what tha Praalcreamed chicken and confided: dent wlahe*55 — and that'a •"I like my Job — and I ’m ' what tha trie* preaident doe*. learning. That mean* really I ’oasldera S elf “ Helper" getting to know about our He earlier had made It clear great power and all the prob­ that ha regarda hlmaetf aa a lem* Involved in the world'* "helper to the preaident" not trouble apot*. It mean* inaa “ aaalatant preaident." Ha depth knowledge o f what I 1 aaya there la and ahould only perhapa knew aomewhat au- ! be one Preaident. pe rf trial I y b e fo re " Humphrey'a legialative work The form er Senate Demoao fa r haa concentrated on cratlc whip will have been in tha aid to education bill the office aa Preaident Johnaon'a raccnt 9700 million emer­ underatudy four month* on gency drfenae appropriation, May 20. the Appalachia meaaure, #*T o dal* a* vica preaident tenalon o f the Arms Control he haa traveled more that 30,A rt and foreign aid. 000 mile*, delivered 00 formal 11a atill haa hla old bounce. and dotena of informal But by atirklng largely to apeechea and vlaited IK atatea dark auila and tlea, he haa and Puerto Rico. taken on a more formal ap­ The pace la not too much pearance. Hia attlra on thla faater than that which he day w ai a dark blue suit, knew during hla 10 year* in white ahirt and dark bluethe Senate. The difference la atrlprd tie. in the arop* and Intenaity Meeting new people, dao f hi* aaaignmrnta. lights Humphrey. Ililgeat Challenge " I Ilka people,* ho aaid What haa been hia biggeat with rmphaaia. challenge T Peraonal Tribute “ Civil right* — carrying Hia stnp-and-chat habit Imout the proviaion* o f the Civil peril* hia arhedula at time*. Itighta A ct o f 1004." he aaid. But tha high point o f thla Preaident Johnson m a d e day clearly had been hia parHumphrey the co-ordinator of aonal tribute to Mr*. Eugene Itoth the federal civil right* II. Fowler, o f Terra Haute, and anti-poverty program* Ind., and her two amall chil­ even before the Minneaolan dren. Her huaband, an A rm y took office. raptain, died April 27 after Officially, he prcalde* a* atrpping on a Viet Cong land chairman o f the President’* mine at I’ houc ilinh Thanah. Committee on Equal Oppor­ Humphrey greeted the fam ­ tunity in Employment and of ily in hia historic formal o f­ the Space Council. He alia in fice. There were preaenta for with the National Security Stephen, 6, and Genie, 0, and Counril and cabinet. the vice preaidcnl'a aympaHumphrey, who captained thetir attention. the 1004 civil righta legisla­ “ That man gare hia life," tive drive, ha* had lea* to do ha aaid. “ I f the vice preaident this year with preparation of docan't have tlma fo r people the pending voting righta hill. like that, he juat ought to More o f hla attention has quit." lieen devoted to pushing juha Despite all thla, Humphrey for Negioea and working on believe* he i* able to apend the anti-poverty and educa­ more time with hla wife, Mu­ tion bllla which carry automa­ riel, than he did aa aenator. tic benefit* for auch people. Mra. Humphrey haa a aecreMeela With Chief* tary now to help her, and their The day I interviewed him, four children are grown. Tha the vice president got to lunch Humphrey ataff that previin an otherwise deserted Sen­ oualy had to devote moat e f ate dining room at 2:15 p.m. it* attention to aervlng conHe already had spent almost atituenla now ran give more two hours with the Joint direct help to ita boa*. Chief* o f Staff, been briefed by a Central Intelligence Agency officer who daily rides to work with him for that purpose, attended aWhlt* House Rose Garden ceremony, SANTO DOMINGO (U P I ) met with a disarmament agen­ U. 8. presidential envoy Jobs cy official and the fam ily o f Dart low Martin has held "exan Indiana Arm y officer killed ploratory” talks with rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Dana in 8outh Viet Nam. Ahead were other late a f­ in an effort to settle tha Domi­ ternoon appointment* and nican crisis. A State Department spokes­ then, for a change, a free eve­ man aaid papal nudo Emanu ning. What aspect* o f tha vice cle Clarlilo arranged a m eet presidency, I asked, have re­ Ing between Martin and Ca quired the moat adjustment? amano, who la seeking recog­ nition aa "constitutional pres­ Humphrey smiled and said: “ Aa a aenator, I was kind ident" of the Dominican Xeo f independent and promot­ pubUc. ing many project*. Now I ’m using my ideas inside the ad­ ministration— they may show V A N D E N B E B O AFB. Calif. up later but not aa a piece o f (U P I ) — The M U Minutelegislation with my name on man Intercontinental balltatie them. That's a real adjust­ missile ( I C B M ) launched ment fo r an outgoing fellow. from thla baae hurtled MO* And there is a fa r wider miles acroee the Pacific t*» ‘Exploratory* Talks Are Held 90th Launching ward n nr* ularted target ______ _ �' 1 » V h. Biennial Race Battle Before Legislators TALLAHASSEE <UFI) — Tha biennial battle « n r n< tension of racing U underway la tka Florida Legislator*. O n , R i|4 w Sana wound ap la the middle o f It. Burn* said at tha start of the seaslea that ha wna ap. poaad to extending legnlixed provide aa additional |8S,000 a pear revenue to each county from a O n par coat tea on tha periRutual pool ploa a IB par coat adaitaaioa tow. Stratton, and lobbylata for Gulfttmm, H i a l e a h and Tragical Park troche said It also would help ratala aomo of the big horaa atablao la Florida poar>round rather than toeing them to summer racing atatea aa aoon aa the winter aeaaon cloaca In Flor> Ida. Labor union head Charlac Harris said It would booit tha economy bp attracting more tourists and naan wore Job* for labor. Tha miscellaneous commit, too also sent to aubcommlttoo n controversial bill to require Florida bona tracks to fur* niah four stalls to each Flor­ ida resident who operates a breeding farm la the state. Sen. Charley Johns, of Storks, and breeder Stove Colder, Delray, told amall broaden a n tuned swap from the big tracks. Race track lobbplata said top-grade Florida-bred bones won 87 per cent of the races last season and have aa trouble getting stalls. Thap said it would degrade tha caliber of racing to force “ • trecka to stable four than 10Q Florida broodteg fam e. Tha committee approved and sent to tha calender hUts giving M per eont of the odd cento "breaks" from harness racing to tha Racing Com­ mission to promote harness hone breeding, and ngulatteg under tha commissioner of agriculture public auctions of thoroughbred horses In or­ der to keep "sorry stock" out of Florida. It aent to finance and taxa­ tion with ita endorsement n bill to limit dtp taxes on race track! within dtp llmita to no more than IlfiO a dap. A fight broka out on the Senate floor on another rac­ ing bill—this one to give dog tracks as long n season as jal-alal frontons and an amendment was offered, and then withdrawn, to nlso In* elude harness tracks. Undar present law, dog tracks ara limited to a 90-day season, but Sen. A. J. Ryan, Dante, naif terns jal-alal „ frontons are allowed bp tha racing commission to run 188 days. Tbs bill would require . the commission to allow dog tracks aa tong a season as tha frontons. Other amendments wars considered to limit dog ■nd harness racing and fron* 4) SAVINGS A T J.M . FIELDS 0* up la • euboommltea for study. Dado Bounty's two Boasters, Robert Haverfield sad George H oil ahan, o f Miami, sponsors o f tha apadal Jal-Alal blU, aald If their measure waa to bo vetoed, aummar racing should go down the drain, Tha oontoad that jal-alal op* aratiaa for Steward or Dado, to operate only in the summar, would not bo an eaten■Ion af racing or parimutuel betting botauee It would make uaa of an existing but unused racing permit, which would bo transferred either from Sem­ inole or S t Johns County. Haverfield presided at tha meeting af the miscellaneous committee to tha absence of Chairman Elmar Friday, Fart Mpen, who la III. Ha put an the subcommit­ tee to study the jal-alal and aummar horaa rasing blits himself and Sans. Dawep Johnson, Qulaeyi Robert Wil­ liams, OrmcovIUaj L- F. Gib­ bon, Parry, and A. J. Ryan, Deals. I f thap survive the subcom­ mittee and win approval of the full committee, they aloe must bo studied bp tha fin­ ance and taxation committee before reaching the floor far action. Nobody spoke against either bill In committee. Several spoke for the summer koras racing Wit, and before ship* ping It to further study, tha committee adopted several amendments offered bp spon­ sor Harry Stratton, o f Calla­ han, to make it more palat­ able to tha dog tracks* inter­ ests which Had feared loos of buslnoaa through competition with early evening dog recta, Tha changaa limit the apo­ dal 90-dap aummar etason to SO days for each of the South Florida tracks between June 1 and Nov. 1 and limit the operation dally to the hours of noon to I p.m. Digged argument for the bill as far as leglilators are concerned Is that It would t * 4) . e>l* [UfeA 'a v t f ' A W p f. *• a t Too Dangeroua BRIDGEWATER, England (UP1) — War hero Henry Cross, 78, winner of the Croix do Guerre at Pssbandasla, and savaa times tom mended for bravery imdtr Ara, has resigned as a school crossing attendant at tha local junior school. Ho aayg the work Is too duieroua. t — SA LE! KNOTTY PINE Unpointed Furniture O E w H lM w G O K IIn * y • M M TnfMv SMm w M Frants j « h'n rvlf [ J , ( 9fill • J f t. >,r; i S I T S ■■ w ; * " i wf*'& Rag. $14.00 Hawvy Duty. Designed with safety feeturas 11 s i J^MEr r' ^41 4 Reg.1f.tS All-Aluminum with automatic epringlecks Paint, stain or finish to your cholco* Sava of Flolds low Discount prtaMi hmmr Chut « a 0 « l M ' uU t t �Governor Burns Pleads With Solons For 'Florida's Salvation' TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - apodal order for a vote short­ day. earlier to the session to win limited to tha 33 projects al­ neer* and contractor* to do vinced at least M representa­ Go t . Hayden Buna made ■ ly after tt convenes today. tives and 34 senators to public­ The Governor addressed the gubernatorial consent to in­ ready listed to the blU. the job ." personal pica to tha Legisla­ “ 1 ask you not to amend the The House roefii committee joint session on the heels of clude to the bond program the lie noted that the program ly support It, used his brief ture to pats without change four hours before the Gover­ Introduction to the Senate of a four-lanlng of U. S. Highway bill or change It," the gover­ already has the necessary 73 address to try to head o ff tba |300 million road bond pro­ gram which ha calls “ Flor­ ida's salvation." Tha Sanata reacted immed­ iately, putting tha bulky blU on nor's dramatic appearance be­ fore a Joint House-Sen eta ses­ sion, ga v* an identical House measure a thumping 13-1 ap­ proval and sent It to the con­ Vlfw Banferh Irra lb stitutional amendments com­ F r i . M a y 14, 'S S - P n g e 7 mittee for action next Tues­ bill that would earmark for pri­ m ary projects not eligible for the $300 million to bond money, nearly all revenue derived from motor vehicle users. Tha Introducer, Sen. George Tapper of Port St. Joe, felled N through west Florida. Tappar planned to try to amend the program on the senate floor today to Includa It any­ way, despite tha governor's unmistakable declaration to­ day that ha wants the program PARKING I I I i I nor eald to hie 10-mlnute offthe-cuff appeal to legislators assembled In the house cham­ ber. “ The program a i written, 1 can assure you, will be expedi­ ted. There era adequate engi­ per cent of both houses for passage and submission to the people at a special election Nov. l. Burns, who has already dis­ cussed the measure privately with most legislators and con­ feeder roada win fore* aa to- iid «i aarmarktog to pay oil crease to gasoline taxes with­ tha bond* 1.3 cant* of the proin six years, Governor Bums atirt four cant* of tha ga* tax recalled that a 1M1 constitu­ some of the arguments raised tional amtndment earmarking proceeds of two cents o f tha T o the argument that the gasollna tax for bonds to pay off boomtime road debts did program calling ft>r four-lan­ not causa an Increase to gas lng of more than 1,200 miles lasts. of main arterial highways and Opponents claim that baby tha opponents. LOT s mI ■■■ ! ■■ A T ALL 4 GREAT ITeaal ft! Ply! j W i *JVST SAT "O U K M T" CHAISE M m U fi King i l l * • Web by IB Wab Chaise Adjust «• B pacltlan* Matching chair with Ions lasting plastic wabblng DOUBLE YOUR SAVINGS CHAIRS AT J .M . FIELDS 2 m 4 « - E l il- FERTILIZER M ix l# 2 —All Chemical 50 Lb. Bag 6-6-6 22 Gal. 4 20" 2 a h.R. Capacity ROTARY PLASTIC m ix m x m i m c m t r a m 2 9 #1 Ccmpara At 46.00 a Utotoee m a re-toad 14 « ^ • jeeitonj * I (i I To Give Talk On Teenagers BARRELS Gums she for a big spUub! 8-FT. POOL Med * pa ***C H A B 0 B 4 T I Rev. Solano ’u m nan s MONTHS TO PAYI going for primary road*. Tha program 1* going to raquir* additional money to maintain tha now roada. But Buna aaid although 1.1 canta la earmark­ ed to make tha bond* more at* tractive, the revenue from only two-third* of on* cent will actually b* required and tha balance will atill be available for regular primary roada Ml la the bond program. He alio noted that tha later* atate highway program expire* la 1170 and tha atate will kava the fund* now going to match federal money for thaaa high* way* to ua* for atate pri* mary conatruction and mala* tenanca. I f the lntaratata pro* gram la continued by Coagroaa beyond ItTS, ha aaid, H will not require aa much money aa It does now. "We have tried to writ* in* to tha bill complata and abeo* lut* protection for to* lagiala* turn and the people," Buna added, Including llating tha proJacta to be constructed eo that a new governor or a future legislature cannot change it, requiring additional lagialatlv* authority to laaua bond* be* yood (he 1300 million top and a requirement for open, com* pctltlva rata of to* bond*. Ha stressed the safety bene* fits to be realised from lour* lining eo many hlghwaye, ox* plaining that more than IS per cent of too highway death* and Injuria* occur on two-lane road*. H alao will ba a bleialng to tha etata economy, ba aaid, by building four-lan* highway* Into cities and town* bypaaaad by tha big lntaratata highways and which might wither away If not brought back Into the main atrtam of tourist traffic. Senator Tapper aaid his bill to tla down for p r i m a r y roads all revenue coQacted from motor vehicle uaara, with Ih* exception of auto Ucanaaa earmarked for school house bonds, would make another estimated OtT-0 million (M ) available for roada la tha next Mtnnliim It would Include all atlas tax now received from tala, repair, transtar and rental aa wall as parts, accessories and products used, la operation of vehicles. Tapper mad# hi* bill effec* Uva July 1, 1MT, saying It would be too much of a shock to atata financing to deflect this much money from general revenue right away. *T am aonfideat that la 1MT there will Sa a complete over* haul of the present atata tan structure and taxes will bo increased,**ha aaid. Only op* position to too road bond pro* gram la too bouse roads com* mHta* cam* from Rap. Wilbur Boyd of Manatee who termed It “ deficit financing." Rapa. J. P. Spratt at Hendry and Ralph Poston at Dado, apeak* tog for tha bill, said borrowing for eapttal construction with a guaranteed source for re* payment was M l deficit fin* anctog. • AM Rsv. Terrell Bolsna, pastor and spiritual moderator of the Church of Nativity Cath­ olic Women’s Club, will giv* a talk m teenagers at the final titering of the eeaaow for the organisation scheduled for I p.m. Monday to the aa* cist hall of tha church. Fr. Solan* baa been a teacher to Catholic h i g h school* for the past five years and presently la teaching al Bishop Moore High School to Orlando. During tha bus(Mas meat* tog, amendments to tha club’a constitution will ba propaaad* D Casselberry • Sfront Group Attends Conference # YOU’LL A IL 4 GREAT 'STO R ES OPEN DAILY l- * 10 AM. to 10 PM. SUNDAYS!' NOON to 7 PJM. B y Jen# C a s m B iiij A detogatton from the W o* man's Society o f Christian Service o f tha Caaaelhatry Community MetHadlat Church attended a I aa+en hlp Train* tog Conferee s* T h a t a 4 a y morning nt tha Apapka Math* •dial Churclv f o r thaaa w h* w ee* unable to attend thia weak, thaaa w ill b* another tontohm aaatoen next Thursday ton t t nan. until I S M pan. a l tha Hatha* dial Chunk In KiaMmmam < �r I f f Injured Foot M ay Halt Lucky Debonair P m fn fl V r r x ll Fan 8— F T !. Way H "Wf Your Mere dealer invites you t o ... BALTIM ORE, Md. ( U P I ) - 28th Shutout O f His Career The Preakoeis Stakes turned Into a fu ellin g fam e today with turf fans wondering if an Koufax Hurling Blanks Astros B y i t — ri A. Graeato U P I Sports Writer Southpaw Sandy Koufax of th o L ob Angalaa Dodger* dot an’t think U la aueh an un­ lucky number—at least, not whan ba’a counting Houston strikeout victims. Koufax, who haa an arthritic condition la his pitching elbow, mowed down that many As­ tros Thursday night and al­ lowed only three hits in post­ ing his fourth victory o f the season, 8-0. He dld’nt walk anyone. Koufax has now struck out 10 or more batters In >3 games. Thursday's game was his first shutout o f the season and the SSth In his Injury-ridden career. Lou Johnson, who w a s brought up as a replacement Lyman Sports Banquet Ducats On Sale Now Iteservatloni close Monday for the annua] 8ports Banquet at Lyman High School, to be held Friday night. May 21, at T o'clock, Coach Blehard Sil­ vers cautions. Silver* points out th en wlU be no tickets sold at the door, •o all Lyman sports boosters are urged to make their reser­ vations now. Guest speaker for the affair will be Glen Wilks, Stetson University basketball coach. Highlight of the dinner will be ewerdlng of trophies for all sports. McKinley Joins Davis Cup Team N E W YO ItK (U P1) — The United HUtea will pUy the first round o f the American Zona Davis Cup tennie com­ petition without its No. 1 player, Dennis Ralston, but the A m e r i c a n teem has been bolstered by the uneipeeled addition o f secondranked Chuck McKinley. The U.S. opposes Canada on June 4-8 nt Bakersfield, Cnllf., the home town o f Ral­ ston. But the American ace hae been suspended at least fo r the first round o f Davis Cup play by non-playing Cap­ tain George R. Cell for pull­ ing out o f a doubles match at Houston, Tex. City League Standings LTTTLB NATIONAL W Chile ........................ T L 8 First Federal ...............7 3 Locomotive Engineers . < 4 Hunt Uncoln-Mercury . 4 6 Quality Mobile Homei . 0 9 Game Today: Quality va Chase, 4:30, Bay Avenue Park L IT T L E AM ERICAN W L Georges ........................ 8 Strickland Morrison . . . • 4 N avy ............................8 4 Sanford Atlantic .........4 Florida State ...............8 8 Game Tonight: N avy va Flor Ida State, 1:30, Ft. Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE Rotary W L 8 3 ClvItSa M M N M M H .**.* 8 8 Elks iiiem ilR H iflttesM 4 3 Shrine 4 5 Klwanla . * » . » . , « » « * . « , , . 3 3 CPO * .* .«...• .• • .»■ * «• . 8 8 Games Today: 4:80, Elks va Rotary; T;I0, Civltan va Kl* wants, both games Pine- hunt Park c m r LEAGUE W L Ktagaweed Leroy Rehb KJJewatU * » ,,,• • «»* * «», Panning Lumbar . . . . . . . S S f S 8 8 8 4 Chirk N* Treat 4 Chase I ... ... . 8 USO ........................... 1 S S s (N o games scheduled) CHURCH LEAG UE W Knights of Columbus . . S Church of God of P. .. S Congrogali— 1 ........... S P i - r e s t Assembly ... f (No L O 4 S V injured Lucky Debonair will Set to tha post Saturday In the second of the Triple In other National League ac­ Crown c la iilc i and win it If for the Injured Tommy Devis, hit hie first home run o f the tion, San Francisco blasted he doei. The Kentucky Derby win­ lesson to stake Koufax to the Chicago, 4-3, Milwaukee pass­ only run he needed, but the ed Pittsburgh 8-4 and Phila­ ner's injury wasn't much — Dodgers got him two more be­ delphia outlasted Cincinnati Just a little puffin css on the fore the night waa over. Inside o f his right rear leg. Johnson wee beaned by los­ 7-8. The Meta and Cardinal! But the swelling, caused by er Bob Bruce in the sixth Inn­ were Idle. Infection o f an old wound, In the American League, the ing. The fast ball hit Johnson's w ai enough to throw the 90th helmet, a couple o f Inches White Sox tod: over first place running o f the Preakneis wide over his left eye. He waa with ■ 4-8 victory over the open even though Lucky Deb­ knocked unconscious but waa A '* coupled with a 10-lnalng onair w ai lilted aa a strong revived on the Geld, walked Minnesota defeat at the hands favorite at 7-5. off and waa taken to a hospital of Los Angeles 4-3. In other Lucky Debonair received a action, Boston pounded the for observation. Maury Wills, strong vote o f confidence the Dodger captain, stole his Yankees 4-1, Detroit pasted Thursday from Dr. Alex HartlSth and 19th bates of the Washington 13-3 and Baltimore hill, who said he was certain edged Cleveland 3-2. season. the three-year-old colt will be able to run Saturdsy. On the race track one man's misfortune la another man's food luck. While rival trainera all offered their aympathlei to trainer Frank Ca­ trons, one bold fact stared them all squarely in the face. With Lucky Debonair out or ailing, each one of their ly most Importantly, hie men­ By John A . Spolskl horses had a much better I think that these bowling tal attitude and congeniality crack at the winner's purse pins must be Just s i hot ae to bowling and bowlsra. I t 'i of |12l,t00 In the 3180,800 race. a reward he richly deserves. Both totals drop by 31,000 if Pete Duggan !■ In organising NAVY TALK Lucky Debonair Is scratched tha many aummar bowling Must be our week fo r talk­ for It costs an additional 31,leagues at Jet Lanes. ing N avy 'cause hare'a still 000 to start In the mile and First things first, how about another example o f outstand­ three-sixteenth classic with that Hayden Sheets o f De- ing bowling done by one o f post time set for 3:48 p.m. • (E O T ). Land rolling that record- the military. Jack Frost atarted-out In Certainly the job will be breaking 290 game t u t week, Ogden Phipps' huh! Just tarlffle, just ter­ the Singlet Classic League *■ easier for though It should have been Dapper Dan, who was second rific I It waa one o f those nights called the J. Frost League In- by a neck two weeks ago at when he couldn't do much etead. He started 'slowly' Churchill Downs. There Dap­ wrong and as a matter of with e 232 followed It with per Dan turned In the fastest fart, Hayden didn’t have many an even duece — 200, came final half mils In Kentucky mistake* 'causa ha waa hit­ back strong with a 287 and Derby history, 47 seconds. ting that one-three pocket capped It all with a 223/892 But It wasn't good enough. Lucky Debonair ran the last consistently. It wasn't a eaaa ■erics. To prove that it wasn’t Just quarter in :14 1-5. o f a lot o f lucky atrlkes. The race alio will be easier This Is tha highest sectioned a fluke, on Wednesday night gam* at Jet Lanes going way In the Bell and Chain League for Isldor Bleber's Flag Rais­ hack to the days when we he continued to pile 200 games er, the epeedy colt who won opened in 19(10. The previous right on lop o f one another. the Bay Shore, the Gotham and the Wood Memorial from high belonged to Barry Fox Keep it up, pro, A quickie reminder that the wire to wire. But In the Ken­ with a 289, Beat The Champ tournament tucky Derby things were dif­ LEAGUES HET A reminder that the Thura* Is larking fo r the first male ferent. Flag Raiser, at 5-1, and day Men's Kegler’a League entrant. Ho far, only two gale will have their organisational have taken a whack at it, Jo Dapper Dan, at 6-1, had meeting this coming week on Brown and E llfie Oldham. many backers. But the second Thursday at (1:45 pm. Could Doesn't cost you any entry choice was Tom Rolfe, who fee and yet It's handicapped finished third In the Kentucky use a couple more men. They plan on starting their fo r both men and women Derby. Trainer Frank Whltely In­ league that night with bowl­ who'll eventually bowl against ing getting underway around professionals Tommy Tuttle sisted thst Tom Rolfe had to 7:45 p.m. Be there, won't yout end Olga Gloor in Winter be considered a doubtful start­ er. The colt la (tabled at Lau­ Another league having their I’ark. A ll o f the details are on the rel and the trainer said he o.m. will lie the Wednesday would not van him to Pimlico afternoon 111 Nooner's entry blank at the lanes. The Sunday Special con­ until Saturday and then "only League. Mark this date down, ladles cause it’s on Tuesday tinues fo r your summer com­ If everything Is perfect." But Swift Ruler. Needles' fort and haa plenty o f open at 12:30. Count, Native Charger, Selarl lanes waiting In lint for same. Hinca they're having their In answer to a number of and Hall To All were act to banquet on Wednesday o f this week fo r tha recently com­ Inquiries, our lounge will be start In the richest o f the T ri­ pleted fe ll activities, the gale open around the second or ple Crown elsulcs. felt that they’d Ilk* to get started on the summer session just ae soon ae possible. So, they’re meeting on Tuesday. i t ’s just about that time when you'll ha teeing the pic­ tures o f tha Second Annual Hanford A ll Bemlnola County Bowling team* again. W e'll be featuring the top tlx averaged howler*, both for the women's and the men’s teaguea at Jet Lanes, I-«oka like there'll be a num­ ber o f changes from those who made this honored list Inst year. POPPING PIN S John Kneeland waa poppin' pins Ilka pop corn laat Tuesday In the Navy Intra­ mural Bowling League. Shot a 240/070 series which Is like the pro'* on TV. This ssme night and aame league found Joe Uotsllyn having one o f hie better nights with 242/000 aeries. In rase you didn't know It, we have some really good bowlers In this area, thank* to the great participation by the Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion. Even though we didn’t In­ tend fo r It to he a aecond thought, what with this late reporting o f aame, on behalf o f men’a bowling fraternity our heartiest congratulations to John Kneeland. A t tha C ity League banquet two weeks past, hie was the name offered and accepted by ell o f the members within the league as the 'Bowler o f the Year*. I t eouldnt have happened to a aura deserving IndlviduaL John contributes greatly to the sport o f bawling ae tha Secretary/Treasurer o f the Sanford Men's Bowling Asso­ ciation; assistant coach o f the Saturday morning J u n i o r Bowling League, and probab­ third week In June. Mora on Ihle later on. Standings the bonus features hand only or Meres with any ether fishing motors in the 3 to 20 hp range Features that oro eUndard ‘ • t o w t e M tu fr .T i equipment on ail Mercury •operate frooa tht angina fishing engine* ar* either •xtra-coat options or com* fill, Male* pletoly unavailable on or* to cany, dinary outboard*. Let your and no M ercury dealer put R draining "dollar value" on tfaean to alow It, no-«xtre-coat Mercury fax* • Tilted poworhaad asd turae; ace how much more a Internal bleed system oliapa Merc Is really worth to yout fnataa fuel puddling. I • Twiat-grip throttle on tho • Jet-Prop exhaust burfat steering ; handle for no!** and fumea u id tr* witer. roduoaa drag. / one-hand control • N o shear pint or M u g pirn to fall, over, , of apeod and direction. Ona piece lownr o a f! • Full gearshift (forward* housing keeps gtara ang neutral-reverse), no starting b a a rln gi perm anently In gear, no „ aligned. N o nut*, bolts, o f awkward steering position gasket* to work loose at for reverse. • Smooth Glldo-Anglo do* Now yon know why wn oigned lowtr u n it. . . no u y , you got noro RU N fa t protruding gearcaao to snag your money with Mercury weeds. . . slips easily qvit ...3 ,9 , 8, 9J, 20, uwUrwiUr ohiUUeit f 5» 80 ta d 100 hp. A M O N G TH O SE playing on the newly organised tennin team at South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry this year are, left to right, front row, Dennis Hill, Bill Cave and Greg Clark; back row, Pam Ray, Rebecca French, Shelley Morrison, and Bob Richardson. The junior high youngsters have been playing matches against the older Oviedo High School players (the only other team in the county) and holding their own. Matches arc plnycd on the Orange Tennis Club courts in Mnltland. Mrs. Georgia McDaniel is thefr coach, (Herald Photo) Leroy Robb Nips Chase Leroy Robb Construction ged Congregational Christian, U m a y had two hits to set the 20-11. Bob Jackson psco in the hitting depart­ first half pen­ homered for Pinecrest. He al­ ment. kept In the running for the winning City League nipping Chase list so had two doubles to take Strickland Morrison toppled night, 11-10. The victory tied liltUng honors tor the win­ Ssnford Atlantic, 11-7, and Robb with Kingswood for the ners. Gordon Honeycutt and moved into a first plac« tie Harold Herbst each had three league lead. Each team has with Georges for the lead in hits far Congregational. BUI the Little American. Gary two games remaining In first Johnson was tha winning Brown was the winning pitch­ half play. pitcher. er. Raleigh Brown had two Chase jumped off to an First Federal and Strlck* hits. Ben Twyman and Mike early lead and stayed out in land Morrison took Little Lea­ Galloway each had a double gue victories yesterday, A1 front until the fifth inning. to lead the hitters. Grooms and company shut out Robb scored twice to go out In Hunt Lincoln • Mercury 7-0. front, 9-8. Chase came right Grooms struck out 10 and al­ back with two tallies in the lowed only two hits to spark M EM BERSHIP 110.00 O IMS. NNMtln C...O.,1... _ W.KWIMI M twMM l- ll • the* weekday Greens Fee 31 sixth for a 10-9 lead. This Is the First Federal victory. The « a n - i.u C H .iw . Land O' Lakra Country Club the way the score stood until win left the Savingimen oneUwy. 17-92. Casaalbarry half game out of first place two were out In the last of the 838.2699 in the LltUe National. Mike seventh. A single by Donnie Sapp sent. Don Griffin, who hid singled, scampering h o m i with the tying run and then a clutch single by Jim Jernlgon scored Sapp with the deciding run. Otto Thomas was the win nlng pitcher. Everyone In the Robb Unc-up hit safely with Rick Sires and Donnie Sapp leading all hitter* with three hits each. Sires had a fifth Inning home run. Sonny Maplei hotnered for Chase. Map­ les' three hits and four by Richard Bennett were topi far the losers. In other softball play, K il­ owatts remained in third place, one game behind the league leaders, by besting Chick N ' Treat 8 5. Leroy F.strldge returned to action after being sidelined for several games with an Injured ankle. He was the winning pitcher and had two hits, as did T er­ ry Echols, to lead the Kilo­ watts batters. Ed Hamm col­ PH ILAD E LPH IA (U T I) lected two hits for CNT. The body of heavyweight boxer In a Church League game, Lucian (Sonny) Bank* will lie Pinecrest Assembly outilugflown today to Detroit, the city where he was lured by chance to a career in the ring and W e’re calibrating tha la d that Plymouth waa choaam aa tha official death at (he age of 14. for tho I M S Imdlamapalla " S O O ” raca. If yam want f t r M t with a wlmmar, "W e talked by telephone --------t o f t - d r f r o a Plymouth today at Plyaamutktaadl with hla father In Mississippi and we decided to hold the funeral In Detroit because he knew more people and had more friends there," his man­ The DeBary 5oclal Bowline Blggaatf atuahoat Plymouth ovor ager, Ted Ewald, said. League scores for Monday at "They told me there would the DeLand Lanes were: Blon » . . atlU aoIkUy lm tha low-prlca field. be a funeral service in De­ dl Shell won 97 and lost 53 troit on Sunday with burial on games; Western Auto won M Monday," be added. tost 34; Davit Builders won The 207-pound boxer died •4. lost 38; Karon Builders early Thursday la tha Pres­ won 76, last 64; Peiold Lawn* Tho h it buy lm tho Iniormodlato data* byterian Hospital of brain In­ won 69, lost 71; DeBary T. V. with a look of g w tH ty . juries suffered In a ninth Radio won 59ti, lost 90V4; De round knockout by Leon It Is Bary Pharmacy won 3HV lost Martin o f Philadelphia at the 1814; Elbow Room won 49, lost arena Monday night. Except 91 games. for a brief lucid period In his High Throa Games: Jaye dressing room, he never re­ Young—604; Orville Jones— lorgottom why you buy M gained consciousness. 340; Robert Finn-331; Fran­ Low oooL low mpkaap, ^ Ills was the fifth ring fatal­ cis Peiold— 319; Vernon Ca­ ity this year. It waa blamed on to*—513, and Anthony Galsbrain stem damage and a sari— 301. blood clot resulting from a High On* Gam *: Jay* smashing right to the left Young— 277; Orville JonesTho foot-moving taatbaek at tho i p i r t i n d o r temple which hurled hla bead 221; Robert Finn—220, and Ar against the canvas • covered chi* Long—209. floor oI the ring. Brain surgery This waa th* final games of to remove the blood clot early tha Social League for tha sea Tuesday failed to save hla Ufa. ton. On Monday, May 24, at Banka' y o u n g e r brother, 7:30 p. m., a meeting of th* James, who came here for the whole League w ill b * held at fighter's final hours, proceeded th* DeBary Fir* HaU an Col Mm by piano to Detroit to omba Ed. Election o f officora join two other brothers In and the distribution of prise making the Amoral arrange­ money will be the highlight of 13451078 ments. Their parents wen to the evening. Blond! Shell U go directly to Detroit from the League Champ fo r th* sea nant by m ER cuR ir PLAY GOLF Plymouth Deaferfe PaceSetter Safe.1 Sonny Banks Funeral Set For Sunday AM E R IC AN LEAGUE W L I'cL GB Chicago 17 8 .880 Minnesota 18 8 .887 Vi Los Angeles 18 I I .59.1 2 Baltimore IB 11 .577 2 Vi Detroit 14 It .580 3 Cleveland 11 I I .500 4Vfc Boston , It IS .458 6V4 New York 10 18 .388 7Vb Washington in 17 .170 8 Kansas City 5 19 .208 l i l t Thursday's Results Chicago fl Kansas City 8 Boston 4, New York 1 (N ) Detroit 13, Washington 8 (N ) Baltimore 3, Cleveland 2 ( N ) 1-os Angele* 4, Minnesota 8 (10 innings) (N ) Today's Game* Minnesota at Kansas City (N ) Los Angels at Chicago ( N ) Cleveland at Washington (N ) New York at Baltimore (N ) Detroit at Boston (N ) N A T IO N A L LE AG U E W L PcL GB Lot Angele* 19 8 .704 Cincinnati 18 10 .816 2Vt Houston 18 18 .562 4 Milwaukee 18 I t .622 6 Philadelphia 18 18 .600 Bit R Francisco IS 14 481 8 Chicago 18 14 416 8Vt 8L Louts 11 14 .440 7 New York 10 16 .868 Bit Pittsburgh 9 18 433 10 Thursday's RaaulU San Francisco 6, Chicago 8 Mllwauke 6, Pittsburgh 4 ( N ) Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 4 (10 Innings) ( N ) Los Angeles 8, Houston 0 ( N ) Today’* Games Cincinnati at Now York <N) Chicago at Lot Angulos (N ) Milwaukee at Phlla. ( N ) Houston at B. Francisco ( N ) 8L Louie a t Pittsburgh ( N ) their home at Tupelo, Mias. We’re pacing tha field with Pace-Setting Deale DeBary Social League Bowlers Close Season ’65 Plymouth Fury '6 5 Plymouth Bolvodoro '6 5 Plymouth Valiant '6 6 Plymouth Barracuda Get a Pace-Sotting Deal at HAAG _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , INC., 519 East First Street �Join The Crowds For Fun Out 'Goldfarb' Comes Home Shirley MacLaine p layi a I “ What a W ay to Go", “ John favorite and cheerleader, Miss Goldfarb, Please Come Home*' MacLaine 1* right up to her m id -eu U m potentate'! harem offers a wide variety o f comic , pretty neck in the acrewy go­ ings-on in the Kingdom of fin the new 20th Century-Fox Fawzia. A highlight o f her comedy in ClnemaSeope and performance is an hilariuus De Luxe Color. “ John Gold­ 95-yard touchdown run far old farb, Please Come Home," Fawz U., and tha sequence which opens Sunday at the w ill no doubt rank aomeday Ritx Theatre. Peter Usti­ aa a screen classic. nov co-stars as the potentate, Journalist assigned to rover a King Faws, with Richard Crenna as John Goldfarb, an American U-2 pilot and form­ er football star downed in the * Kingdom o f Fawzia. The main components o f (he plot a n football and interna­ tional intrigue. Old King Faws loves his oldest son. who SH IR I-EY Mncl.AINE In turn loves football. When piny* n h a r e m girl, Goldfarb crashes in Kawzia, magazine reporter anti the wheels begin to spin in cheerleader in “ J o h n Faw s' head when he learns Goldfarb, Please Come that Goldfarb is a famous -Home” in ClnemaScope football player. The shrewd am) De Luxe c o l o r old king uses al] his powers opening Sunday at the o f guile and deception in the Ilitz Theatre. arena o f world politics to co­ erce the U.S. to send an situations to showcase the American t o 11eg e football Intents of Shirley MacLaine, team to Fawzia to play the who is among the top ten com­ Fawz U. team. ediennes in the world today. Like “ Irma La Douce" and As magazine reporter, harem John Goldfaro it played by Richard Crenna who Is a young, handaomr, a skilled comedian and a genius at the kind o f bungling called for in his role. Crenna is s famlllary personality to T V viewers, due to his long-running roles on two popusr T V series, “ Our Miss Brooks,” and “ The Real McCoys." Producer Steve Parker, who is also tha husband o f Shirley MacLaine, realized at the out­ set that King Fawz could only be played by one man, and he waa Peter Ustinov. Parker and Miss MacLaine flew to Ustinov's mountain retreat In Switzerland and forred him to read the script. Ustinov, who is renowned for his sense o f humor and wit, fell In love with the idea and the role offered him and postponed all other work to come to Holly­ wood to make the film. TABLE HOPPING By DoUle Austin , THE MOST PO PU LAR en tertsiners ever to set foot on the Sanford scene are those crazy guys, the Illusions. Billy Short and Gene Shelton, still on the bandstand at the CA PRI, at the insistence of their many fans. Playing and sing ing nightly from around 9 p. m. to 2 a. m. closing lime, these two rock the house down with their comedy routines, gags and inimitable song styl­ ing. You'll loss* ’em, too. Why not make this your weekend for fun at the C A P R I—firat rale entertainment, excellent food, your favorite beverages and a warm welcome from your host. Dom Pattatuccl. Re­ member the business lunches served each day for your con­ venience in air-conditioned comfort. City Hall Loses Eva Marie Salnl won an Oscar In “ On the W aterfront" She's shown in a still from the picture, above. Bout With Boys UTICA, N . Y . (U P t ) Utica's Corporation Counsel has ruled that treehouies are exempt from the building code, so the city has no right York’s nightlife |strip artist who wakes up one to evict two boys from one. “ Blood and Black I-ace," a ing New Building officials plan to thriller itarrin g C a m e r o n center. Lemmon plays the morning to find himself wed sppesl, however, contending Mitchell and Kvn Uartok, will role o f a newspaper comic |to green-eyed V im s LisL the youths' Ireehoose Is dan­ he the main feature on the gerous. screen at the Movieland Drive-In Theatra beginning The mother o f one of the Sunday. hoys, David Buono, 14, said the charge It ridiculous. She Also billed on the same said the dispute arose when program, which continues officials sought to force the through Tuesday, will be boys to obtain a building per­ “ That Man From Rio,” a rolmit and he assent'd taxes on or film itarring Jcan-Paul the trrehouse. Belmondo. 'Blood, Black Lace' Hit ■I--.)-**;' -■ „ , i m I, „ „ -_____ * : ■ L — ROBERT MITCHUM Is cast a* a lovable rene­ gade in Africa where he hnmi* out u line o f sweet talk to natives, settler*, missionaries and women. “ Mister Moses," in which he stars with Carroll Baker, opens today at the Cinema Theatre through United Artists release. The pic­ ture Is in Technicolor and Panavision. T O N IT E ft SAT. V l AD M ISSIO N PER C A R LO A D * v f t » rx r ) Hl Ut - I H T M l A 1 R F o _________ $1.t F E A T U R E NO. 1 — 7:13 SCIENCE FIC T IO N “ FIRST MEN IN THE MOON” IN B R E A TH -T A K IN G COLOR F E A T U R E NO. 2 — JAM -U P M U S IC A L — IC:00 “ FERRY ACROSS THE MERSEY” G E R R Y A N D T H E PA C E M A K E R S S E N S A T IO N A L BINGING Q U A R T E T FROM LONDON F E A T U R E NO. 3 A T 11:30 “ MOVE OVER DARLING" IN n i-U S IIIN G -ro i.O K DORIS D A Y ft JAMES G A R N E R C O M IN G S U N .-M O N .-T U E S . NO. 2 SHOWS FIRST TIME 7:15 A T 9;(5 O N L T ,H ' e Unfit HIM MV* V.1LD AS A RUNAWAY TRAIN! A LULU) FUN FOR FUN'S SAKE!' _ ;,(« rtf* , The feature attraction op­ ening Sunday, "Blood and Black Lace,” la in Techni­ color and Is a story o f la-hind the scenes shockers in a fashion house o f glnmorous models. It promises the eight greatest shocks ever filmed. Poor Parkers CAMERON MITCHELL nmi Eva Rnrtok ntnr in the breathtaking horror-parked Technicolor npectnculnr "Blood and Black Lace" opening at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre Sunday for a three-night run. ny Tom A. Cullen LONDON (N E A 1 — Politics, booby traps, heat and flics are just a few o f the hazard* encountered in exploring the 53,ti5g miles of highway It's all a great big spoof which the ancient Romans o f course and features Lem­ built in Europe and Africa. mon In s typical romedy role. Victor von llagcn, a St. The cast includes Claire I,ouii-horn archeologist who Trevor, Terry-Thomss, It road­ is heading a four-year Homan way funnyman Eddie Mays- road expedition, reerntly ran hoff and othera. into ail o f these obstacles at outdoora scenes of the once in Algeria, irfmmon offering were “ During the late unpleas­ almost entirely on lo ­ antness between France and In the heart o f glitter­ Algeria, the French mined 5(H) miles o f road, planting every eort o f booby trap," Von Hagen explains. now snownta Robert Mltchum » Carroll Baker Mister Moses Panavision Tecknlralor ■ A c T I L L 2:90 M e D U MON. - F K I.U U TODAY It SAT. rjm MEXICO C IT Y (U P D —Mu­ nicipal authorities said that Mexico City parking lot at fendants — who are notorious fender-dentrrs — may be re­ quired in future to get driv­ ers* licenses. Under present law, licenses are not required for drivers who operate ex ­ clusively on private property. The horse is among the most Intelligent o f animals. Booby Traps Plague Explorer “ How To Murder Your W ife,” a color film starring Jack Lemmon and newcomer Virni Lisi, will open Thurs­ day. The latest filmed cation m e TWIN IH L L FIRST SANFORD SHOWING NO. I —SHOWS T W IC E “ Soldier In The Rain." starring Steve Mi-Queen and Jackie Gleason, and “ Sodom and Gomorrah,” with Stewart Grunger, will be at Movieland for one night only Wednes­ day. The Thursday, Friday and Saturday feature! May 20.2122 will he "H ow To Murder Your W ife," “ Never IMt It In W riting,” and “ l-oit World of Sinbad.” “ Now the Russians are there removing the mines. They claim that they are do­ ing it for the love o f human­ ity, but God knowa what their real purpose Is in being in Algeria. The place la swarm­ ing with Russian colonels. I t ’s a rest James Bond situa­ tion." Reeause o f tha Russians, DOUBLE F E A T U R E “ H E L L IH JE R K Y f o r H ERO ES" L E W IS “ D O N'T GIVF. 8TEVE UP THE McQUEE.V S H IP " Von Hagen decided to skip Algeria for the present and to concentrate on surveying old Roman muds in Tunisia and Libyu. He broke o ff this work long enough to dash to London to hire a secretary. The American arrheologlst spent right years tracing the Inca highway system In Peru ns a preparation fo r his pres­ ent tusk of surveying Roman roads from Hadrian's W all In .Scotland to the Black Sea. Concerning his quest In I-ondon for a female secre­ tary, Von llugcn specifies that she must !>e British and apeak either French or Arab­ ic. Until now his expedition has fought shy o f women mrmbers. “ They break down faster then the vehicles,” he explains. “ Rut I have a mountain o f mail that must be answered, and I ran no longer copo with It by m y­ self." Whoever Is hired must re ­ sign herself to going without baths, fo r In North Africa the Human road rx|«dition haa to carry Ha own water and members are rationed to one gallon per day. Von Hagen feels that the task o f surveying ancient Roman highways la an urgent one, aa many o f them are be­ ing destroyed either by new highways or by tha ravages o f time. AD U LTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER much In the news these days ,nvolvln« " * M Rclhen, banquets, dinners, luncheons and other feasts. Why not contact the TRADEWINDS C A F E T E R IA i t Semi note Plaza about catering your next event. They have the fin­ est service In Central Florida and facilities to feed from 10 to i.Ooo at reasonable prices. Each day, of course, their ssme fine cafeteria dining with particular emphasis on family dining-out. S p e c i a l treats on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. • * • FAMOUS FOR FOOD IS FREDDIE'S, probably the most popular fine restaurant In Central Florida— ao famous in fact, that it is wise to make reservations If you plan to dine there this weekend. The ex ­ cellent cuisine, efficient ser­ vice and delightful atmosphere all make FRED D IE'S a won­ derful place to take those Im ­ portant VIP'a that you wish (o entertain—whether personal f r i e n d s or business asso­ ciates. In the Lamplighter lounge you will enjoy the mu­ sic of Jay Miller at tha piano, while in the Gaslight dining room, violinist Bill Adler will entertain you. • • • T G IF — Thank goodnesa, It's Friday again and time for that delirioui fish-fry dinner at the PIN EC BEST INN. Along with your family-style platter of rrispy fried perch goes crun­ chy hush-puppies, spicy baked lies ns, creamy slaw, french fries and relish tray. All you ran eat for one im oll price, with special low prices for children (who sometimes eat mure than the grown ups). If you have any room left, do try some of PINBCH EST IN N ’s delirious homemade pie or cake—it 'i mouthwatering good. And remember about their allyou-ean-cat fried chicken on Monday nights. a a • Steak House Central Florida*# Oldest ft Finest 'f t f T T f fT T W M t e T * T M e M M f m Tf V f r m W t COfnJs * -------- E T E R I A S $135 $100 Id tr aiota- tea daa. f •a h | M . I . ! taaa Staak iaakarf te yaar - far anty 11.00. aecauos Samfeaa SLI I m f ) iM uztauaa . OSS 0. Sate, fa0.11 i Bit f * .*l rf *, i i , 1,t uv /1 » iN - i M k rti ) i i ik- -1-A “ O N -T H E -H O U S B " E V E R Y F R ID A Y N IG H T ! 1 COCKTAIL H O UR a D A I L Y 4:30 T O 6:30 F.M . TO TH E L A D IE S ° In e lo d per yea r o f you r a ce I V A LD E Z H O TEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD 1 A.M. NIGHTLY HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND! FOR YOUR ENTERTAINM ENT 6 NIGHTS PER WEEK 8 P .M .T IL L 1 A. 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Your choice Phone 321-1151 �r Miss Elaine Echols Feted At Graduation Punch Party ff* Susan Perkins Miss Tanner Marries S. H. Worden Honored With Chatter Party M ill Stiian Perkins w it honored recently with a grad* union coke and chatter party. A. R. Wallace Jr. and M ri. A. H oiteaiei B. Mrs. M ary T . Washburn and charm In the shape of a daughter, Mrs. Aonald Brum­ graduation cap engraved with 1065. Mementos o f the occas­ baugh, were co-hostesses for ion given to csch guest were a punch party, honoring Miss minlsture diplomas containElaine Echols, a member of log their fortune*. the graduation class at Sem­ Refreshments of dainty, inole High School. open faced sandwiches, as­ T h a hostesses presented sorted tea cookies, toasted Elsine with a sterling silver nuts, slipper mints and fruit punch was served to the group. The party was held in the lovely garden of the Washburn home. Crystal and silver appointments adorned the refreshment table and spring flowers were placed at vantage points throughout the party area. Mra. Kent Wilcox, the for­ mer Norma Jean Whlttcm, presided at the punrh bowl. The honoree and guests chat­ ted and roamed about the garden and patio enjoying the cool breese and beautiful fountain. Elaine plans to e n t e r Orange Memorial Hospital as a student nurse this fall. S h y tpond money rejuvt* Guests included Toni Ech­ rating an old, tired unit? ols, sister of the honoree, and Why replace It with enother Mrs. Charles Echols, their room unit when you cart get mother. Also the Misses Pat ouch a good buy on a qual­ Chapman, Michele Jones, Lin­ ify Carrier System? da Robson, Geni Klinefelter, Call ue today. . . and be Peggy Miller, Sylvia Wil­ Miaured of whole-house liams, Sharon Drum, Freddie ISN’T IT ABOUT TIME YOU TIM ED IN TOUR OLD ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ON ANEW WNOLE HOUSE SYSTEM? comfort for years to come. 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Sandy Hither, Lynn Boyn­ ton, Pat Clovis, Patty Irby, Elisabeth Evans, Pam Patter­ son, Fran Pyle, Judy Coch­ ran, Sherry Thrasher, Susan Perkins, Susan Piercy, Janie White, Donna Collins, Cherie Pennington, L i n d a Green, Melanie Williams, Pat Mc­ Guire, Angela Hurl, Carol Jones, Kathy Butler, Kathy Trout, Sharon Booth, Barbara Cox, Helen Mann, Kristie Sehllke. Sherry M araiila, Miriam Hearn, Muriel Hearn, Elaine Headrick, ltonnle Caolo, Lin­ da Spcnccr, Rosemary Wal­ ton, Linda Webb, Susan Hay­ nes, Judy Sergeant, Jo San don, Dorothy Norrison, San dra Goodwill, Grace Marie Stincrlpher and Mmcs. Boyd Colnmnn, W. It. Fort and Kent Bateman, Mrt. length sleeves and a corsage of tea roses. Following the ceremony a reception waa held In the church aoclal hall. The re­ freshment tsble was overlaid with a cutwork cloth and adorned with a floral arrange­ lovely were united in marriage on Loch Arbor home of the Pe- April 30, at 6 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, Sanford. ter tom. Beautiful blue and white Rev. L. J. McDonald, U. S. floral arrangements o f blue N avy Chaplain, officiated at and white, carrying out the the candlelight double ring color theme o f the d a n col­ ceremony. o n , were placed throughout The church waa decorated the party area. wllh baskets of flowers, fern Approximately 20 gueita, at and candelabra. Mrs. Marvin tired In faahlonable aporta Milam, organist, presented a clothe*, were aerved from the program of nuptial music and punch table, centered with an accompanied soloist, Gerald e x q u i s i t e arrangement of Covington. white calls lilies. A delicious The hride, given in m arri­ assortment of dainty sand­ age by her father, wore a for­ wiches and party cookies was mal length gown of imported served with the lime punch. silk with a cropped top jacket The hostesses presented o f Alencon lacq and elbow Miss Perkins with a beautiful length aleevea. She carried a gold bracelet as a graduation cascade bouquet of ivory ros­ gift. ea and frosted ivy. Petenon G A T H E R E D A R O U N D T H E T A B L E a t the graduation punch party hon­ oring Mias Elaine Echols are from left, Mrs. Ronald Brumbaugh and her mother, Mrs. M ary T . Washburn, co-hostcsscs; Mrs. Charles Echols, m other o f the honoree, Miss Echols and Mrs. K ent Wilcox. were M iti Susan Jane Tanner, Navy, was best man and serv­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ ing as ushers w ere Ralph Worden, father of the groom, liam O. Tanner Jr., 2005 Carl Miller, an uncle, and Adams Avenue, and Steven Thomaa Rupe, U. S. N avy. Hubert Worden, son of Ralph For her daughter's wedding Worden and the late Mr*. Mrs. Tanner chose a gown of chiffon with elbow Worden, of Raymond, Wash., coral Jr. at the New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Gene Moody of Forest City Eitatca are the parents o f a daughter, Suzanne Marie, born at Win­ ter Park Hospital, May 3. Little Suzanne weighed eight pounds, five ounces. Miaa Sylvia Jean Tanner, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a mint green ailk dress with belt skirt and silk organza Jacket and carried a bouquet of yel­ low pom poms. Bridesmaid was Miss Johnetta Mae Gore who wore an outfit similar to that of the maid of honor. Lawrence O. Sparks, U. S. ment, fern and crystal candel abra. Mra. Charles Wellman, of Winter Park, kept the bride’s book and Mra. William O. Tanner Sr., o f South Miami, presided at the punch bowl. For her golng-away outfit Mrs. Worden chose a deep rose linen suit with pale pink accessories and a corsage of tea roses. Out o f town guests included Mrs. Z. B. Taylor, Mr. and Mra. Carl M iller and Ralph Worden, all of Raymond. Wash.; Mr. and M ri. Larry Thompson, East Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Allen H. Jacobi, Lanesborough, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Young. DeLand; Mrs. Ethel Hsnsell and Mr. and Mr*. Adrien B or­ is and fam ily, Kissimmee; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Well­ man, Winter Park, and Mr*. Lawrence Sparki, Mrs. J. E. Warren and William O. Tan­ ner Sr., Miami. The couple will m ik e their home on the Brisson Road, Sanford, while the groom Is stationed at the Sanford N a ­ val A ir Station. % YOUR CHOICE T H IS FAMOUS MAKE DELUXE 3 0 * GAS RANGE AS LOW AS *1 7“A WEEK a fte r smalt down p a y a M t i* a " •• m z-aaez-w-i OR THIS DELUXE 2 OVEN OAS RANGE FOR AS LITTLE AS 6 7^AWEEK MORE.* . 20% OFF D u rln f May M RS. S T E V E N H U B E R T W O R D E N On A ll Permanent)) 112.50 And U p Kathy Butler Honored A t Luncheon A luncheon was held s i l l e r Jr. Hostesses were M rs.(w h ile were carried out in the i ribbons designed around a Creighton’s in Winter Park Fred Gray and Mrs. S. L, table setting, which was cen- fluffy, white cat wearing a for Miss Kathy Butler, daugh- Wiggins. tered with sn arrangement of Bradualion hat and glasses, ter o f Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. But-1 C lasi colors o f blua and I while carnation* and blue|fl||je r,bbon < (fM m w i were MtS.IZ-a4Sl-W.MA P ric e * Include delivery end connection to Suburban Pro* pan* Q ee S ervice placed around the table from SEE THEM TODAY the ccntcrpicce to each place _______________________ 22 card. An appropriate gift was pre­ sented to the honoree, who was attired in crisp white pi­ que with turquoise accessor­ ies. A delicious lunch waa en­ joyed by those attending: Miss Kathy Butler, honoree; Nora Butler, Pat Clovis, Lin­ da Robson, Melanie Williams, Judy Cochran. Pat Wiggins, Mr*. I. J. Butler Jr., Mrs. S. A. I-indstrom and hostesses, Mr*. S. L. Wiggins and Mra. Fred Gray. F O R A P P O IN T M E N T Betty Anne's Hair Btyliug Sale* M ISS K A T H Y B U T L E R , her mothnr and hostcuHen ore shown nt a gradu­ ation luncheon In her honor. L e ft to rig h t are Mrs. S. L. W iggins, Miss Butler, her mother, Mrs. 1. J. Butler Jr. and Mrs. F red Gray. Oviedo Bride ■Elect Feted At Luncheon And Shower By Evelyn Lundy the briilcplcct, Mrs. Frank Mis* Linde Harris of Ovie­ Gore, Mrs. John Courier, Miss do, bride-elect o f Lee Baggett, Sandy Mays, Mrs. George G u p s I s at Mr. and Mrs. Winter Park, waa honored Means and Mrs. Ray Ucaslry. Also Mrs. Jack Dodd, Mrs. Leonard Casselberry at their Saturday with a lovely bridal home on Lake Tony for Moth­ luncheon and shower at the Bod Tanner and three of 5liss er's Day were her parents, McCoy Skyline Restaurant In Harris' sorority sisters from Rollins, Miss Patsy Black­ Mr. and Mrs, H. S. Williams, Orlando. of Maitland, and her sister H i t bosteisei. Mrs. Leon burn, kliss Chris Kelley and and brothrr-ln-law, Mr. and Olllff, Mrs. M. M. Estes and M isi Connie Kirby. Mrs. Millard Hotter, of Winter Mrs. T. L. Lingo Jr., present­ Elderly Americans, about It Park. The Rotters were cele­ ed Mias Harris with a purple million in all. have an an­ brating their wedding anni­ Cattleya orchid corsage. versary, as well as Mother'* An attractive spring-like ar­ nual Income o f about 53? bil­ Day, before leaving early rangement o f pink and white lion, reports the U. S. Sen­ Monday for Mackinac Island, carnations and pink and white ate's Special Committee on Mich., where they wilt spend wedding bells were used on Aging. luncheon table. Other the summer. Also attending the Ihe dinner were the Cassel­ guests who enjoyed the deli­ berry children, Dsn, Rick, cious buffet luncheon were: Mrlcnda and Cathy. Mrs. J. Y . Harris, mother of Personals Forest City Personals By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nor­ ris, son, Mike, and Mrs. N or­ ris’ mother, Mrs. Maude Crawford, of Santando Spring* Estates, visited old friends of Mrs. Norris, Co| and Mrs. Howard Archer, of Engle­ wood. Fla., recent ly. The friendship dates back to when the Archers were married many years ago and Mrs. Norris was one of Mrs. Archrrs' little "Cam pfire G irla." She also was one of the flower girls at the wedding in Cannonsville, N. Y . Mrs. Norris stated that there is no longer a Cannonsvilte, N. Y ., as the entire town h is been flooded. H W Y 17-92 M A IT L A N D . F L A . FRIGIDAIRE W E E K SPECIfll! Mr. and Mrs. S. B. (J im ) Crowe, o f Highway 46, have relumed from a visit with tier cousins, Dr. Herman Mid­ dleton, head o f the drama de­ partment, Women's College, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, and Dr. and Mrs. Archie Coffee, Charlotte, N. C. Our thriftiest FR IG ID A IR E Frost-Proof 2-Door Mrs. C. M. Flowers left this week for a visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lindsey Jr., in Atlanta, Ga. * Zips out cuBIS It* touch Into 80 cub* server! Comet with two 20 cube trays! * No frost, no defrosting overt * Giant 1061b. zaro zona freezer and more. 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TAX • II" WEEKEND J �Vff ic a p R s s r a c a (D box to sea my entire stock o f amount o f sawdust to the glue a particular item, am able to and It will hold better and use older ones from the rear, longer— ROSE D E AR P O L L Y — Writing rotate the contents e ffo rt­ lessly and save m yself time time is often limited but 1 and unnecessary frustration need to get a not* o ff to a fam ily or friends so I write — MRS. V. C. W. D E AR P O L L Y — W e had on a 5-by-8-inch index file three small rugs made to card. I w rit* my message, match our new living room fold the card in half and rug and placed them over staple It together at the bot­ places that receive the moat tom. W ith the card folded and wear. The corners soon began stapled I have more privacy to curl up so we came up with fo r the message. Also, this what we feel is the perfect w ill go for four cents post­ solution. W e rut a strip o f age— C A R O L G IR LS — Carol's hint was plastic bottle about one Inch by eight inches, one for each written as she described and corner. They were attached came through to me in good to the rug with iron-on shape. However, my postmas­ patches about one and a half ter advleed me that the folded inches bigger in eseh direc­ card should not sxceed the tion than the plastic strips. slse o f a standard govern­ Plastic has a alight natural ment post card If a four-cent curl nnd should he placed to stamp It used— P O L L Y curve down toward the floor. Share your favorite homeMore or lees curl can be ob­ tained by bending the plastic making Ideas . . . send them to Polly in care o f The San­ with finger* — E D ITH D E AR P O L L Y — When the ford Herald. You'll receive a legs on your chairs and tables dollar If Polly usee your idea become loose add a small In Polly's Pointers. Do It Yourself: Proper Tools For Garden By Mr. Fix Newspaper Enterprise Assn. You cannt take care of e yard and garden without tools. When you set out to buy the tools you need, m ik e certain that you get a basic assort­ ment—one that will handle all o f the problems you are likely to encounter. Aside from ■ lawn mower here are the basic toots you w ill need. — Digging tools — For dig­ ging you will need a spade, a spading fork and a hand trowel. Get • spade with a •qu ire blade about 12 inches long and T inches wide. One like this wUl weigh n tittle -u n d er 5 pounds. Use it for turning the ground, digging .boles, digging out plants with deep roots and • variety of ^exca va tin g Jobs. _ * A spading fork has four : prangs Instead o f a single blade, la good fo r turning _ -ground. It's a little easier to — use then a spade in stony r ground. Plants with shallow roots can be dug out with n fork. The hand trowel la a small tool, has n blade about 8 Inches long. Use it for lifting or setting small plants. —Cultivating Tools — The ordinary garden hoe is ■ must It's surprising how many neo­ phyte gardeners try to do with­ out one. Use it for loosening soil around plants and chop­ ping out weeds. Pronged cultivators are used for weeding end cultivating la stony ground. L it e r you may want to get a scuffle hoe. Its blade is wid­ er but not as deep. Use It by dragging it back and forth across tha soli without lifting it. Stiff Rake Needed — Raking Tools— The stiff iron rake ia fo r gardens, Is us­ ed to break up the soil. Use it to pulverize or scratch up the earth wherever you are planting seed. It la also use­ ful for picking up debris. Lawn rakes, either bamboo or steel, have fan shaped ends, are used fo r sweeping loaves and grass clippings from the lawn. —Prunnlng Tools— Pruning shears coma in two styles— with blades that cross over each other, as aclssors do; and with a blade that cuts against an anvil blade. Both are good. A prunnlng knife with a curved handle is handy, will cut thin stems without tearing. Grass shears are used for trimming edges o f lawns, the unruly strands o f grass that you don't get with the mower. Got the kind that operates when you squeeze up and down on the handles — they're eas­ ier to use. These are the basic pruning tools. If you have hedges you will need the hedge shears. A sickle Is good for clearing out patches of high weeds. Garden Hose Needed Among the miscellaneous Items you will need are e ga r­ den hose, ■ sprinkler and noztle for watering. For trans­ porting plants, soil and other heavy items, get a wheelbar­ row or garden cart. Get one with rubber tires and one big enough to carry 3 or 4 cubic feet o f material. Take care o f your new tools. Hang them up. Keep them clean and dry. When not lo use, keep them covered with e light film of oil. Keep edges of hoes and spades sharp by filing. V elvet Glove, Iron Hand By Susan Light I borne from school today and Newspaper Enterprise Assn. said the teacher bad spanked Dear Mrs. Light: I'v e never him for making funny nolaas, believed In that sadistic piece I was appalled. o f advice, "Spare the rod and I thought spanking wasn't spoil the child." T o me, an allowed In school these days. adult who strikes a helpless To whom should ! protest? A child is simply a grown-up lot o f harm has been done al­ bully who hss never lesrned ready, and it w ill happen again only over my dead body I to control himself. My husband and I are bring­ —Mother Up in Arms. Answer: Simmer down, m o­ ing up three lovely children, and believe me, we've never ther- I doubt that your son has laid a hand on any o f them suffered any permanent dam­ When our sevtn-year-old came age, either physically or emo- V tn 9 T r l. M a y 14, 11 Sstfait 41 Keep Shelves Organized By Polly C n m r , D E A R P O L L Y — M y canned goods storage shelves are deeper than they should be fo r real convenience. The back part o f the shelves became a conglomerated mixture o f d lf feren t foods In different sixes because I never reached Into the dark recesses. There was such a hodgepodge that I longed more than ever fo r pull-out shelves so I could see what I had and keep things organized. 1 crested my own pull-out shelves from strong cardboard grocery cartons, the same size as the width o f the shelves. I cut them down so that all that was left was the bottom end from two to four inches around the sides. This little edge keeps cans from falling when the box Is pulled out. Kech box contains specific item s — vegetables, soups, fru it, etc., and each box front is labeled accordingly. When I reach fo r a can o f tuna I know I am going to get tuna. 1 merely pull out the sliding tntforl tionaliy. At this point he ia probably enjoying your reac­ tion to the incident. I f you wish to know the policy o f your school regard­ ing corporal punishment, call the principal. Unless It’s speci­ fically forbidden, you probably have no grounds for complaint. Most school systems take the position that the teacher standi " la loco parentis," which gives him the a a h • D E AR A B B Y : Which of the following Is the right way fo r a msn ta propose marriage? (1 ) Buy the ring first (guessing at the s ite ) and take a chance o f getting etuck with the ring if the girl turn* you down? (2 ) Ask the girl and. If she accepts, go buy tha ring yourself, surprise her with it and hope aha likes it? (3 ) Ask the girl and, if ahe accepts, pick out tha ring together? GOT A G IR L D E AR GOT: Ask tha girl. I f she accept*, give her an opportunity to select the ring with you, Out be absolutely sura she Is tha girl with whom you want to spend the rest o f your life. More men have been ■tuck with girls than with rings. • • • D EAR A R B Y : I have a very stubborn daughter-inlaw. Site haa a 13-monthold baby who still walks around sucking a bottle. The child could certainly drink from a glass, but It's easier for this la iy mother just to hand the child a bottle. I think it'a a dis­ grace. How can I prevail upon her to throw that bottle away and let tha Qjacobij. By Abigail Van Buren child grow up? DISGUSTED husband I* retired, and be­ D E AR DISGUSTED: If you really want to be help­ ful, and not Just critical, suggest that she ask her pediatrician at what age a rhitd should abandon the bottle. I f she ignores your suggestion, skip it. It's not worth the battle. • • • D E A R A B B Y : 1 am very much In love with a mar­ ried man. He is still living with hla w ife and would like to ask her for a dtvoire hut doesn't know how. A ll his rhlldrcn me married so there is no one to be hurt. He is in his late 40'a and 1 am a widow In my 30's. He loves me very much and aays he can't w ait until we are to­ gether always. Please tell us what to do in your col­ umn. Maybe his w ife will see this and make thing* caay fo r all, "M " D E A R " M " : W hat do you mean, "there ia no on* to be hurt"? How about hla w lfa? Haa it occurred to you that if thi* man were interested In a di­ vorce aa you eecin to be, ha would find a way to ask his w ife? lieve me, she has my sym­ pathy. Whenever aha haa the gam* at her house, her husband is home. I don't know why he chooeea me, hut he stands directly be­ hind my chair and watches me. I am considered a better-than-averag* p l a y e r , and I'm usually pretty lucky, but every time 1 play over there I am the big loser. He doesn't say any­ thing, but ha makes me ao nervous I can't t h i n k straight, la there a nice way I ran tell this man not to aland behind my ehalr when I'm playing? "B U G G E D " D E AR BUGGED: He'll probably never know he's "hu gging" you unless you come right out and tell him so. So call a spade a spade. D ig? • • • For Abby'a booklet, "H ow T o Have A Lovely Wed­ d in g ” send BO cents to Abby, Box 80700, L o t A n ­ geles, Calif. • • Troubled? W rit* to A B B Y, Box 80700, Los A n ­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelop*. We Jhe Woman: each feel more tolerant of the other. Two. It is easier fo r a moth­ er-in-law and daughter-in-law to get to feeling like members of the same fam ily if they just forget the term "in-law " In thinking and talking about each other. The mother-in-law should start right off thinking of her new daughter-in-law as "Jim 's w ife." And the daugh­ ter-in-law should think of her mother-in-law as "Jim 's mo­ ther." Just that In itself will help to make their relation­ ship seem less strained. Three. I f either criticize! the other, she is being disloyal to the man who la so Important usual no-trump designed to show groat minor suit strength end East's five diamonds made It impossible for us to use Blackwood. I didn't know whose hand U was and bid ■lx spades to crowd the bid­ ding.” Oswald: "What would you have done if your opponent! had bid seven diamonds? That contract makas If John opens • heart as ta moat likely." Jim: "1 had planned to bid ■even spades and take a small loss. 1 just wasn't going to risk a major calamity." Oswald: " I agree complete­ ly. These freik hands lead to freak results end you don’t want to risk a really bad lost with one of them." B* Ruth wiiiett to them both—the husband of one and the son o f the other. He ia the one who w ill suffer if the two women be cares most about are antagonistic toward each other. Four. If the two women can manage to become friends— both will benefit, because Ufo will offer each ona many op­ portunities fo r lending the other a helping hand. Ho if you are a brand-new deughler-in-Iaw o r mother-inlaw, try to keep those four points well in mind. They will go ■ long way toward making a new and potentially threaten­ ing relationship a warm and happy one. green sonable punishment a parent strongly about rod-sparing, however, It might be wlae to let the teacher know your sen timenta. Teacbera don’t like Yea, o f course it ia N E W end fashion news that It yourself; you will love itt the Get a straw beg fo r sum­ ■klrta are above the knees— but NO, not whent it cornea to the mature woman. No m atter how allra o r how youthful ahe ia—o r looks. W ear the la teat fashions only when end i f they are right fo r you, your type, your ■tyle and your age. The abovethe-knaea dreaaea are only fo r the very young, and even then they look e bit silly. Even Y O U N G knees ere not always pretty. I f you want to make e ■mall, o r big, boy o f your ac­ quaintance happy ( i f he is • baseball fa n ), give him a copy o f the book, "T h e Am az­ ing M E TB " by Jerry Mitchell, ■port* writer fo r a N ew York newspaper. You w ill find it in both paperback and hard cover. It*a a real treat fo r those baseball fane. And here'* something to pleas* every woman who haa to cut things which “ realat" her. Even though you might have pain* in your hands and they are a hit stiff, here U new help— a GE electric canr­ in g knife. T U e ie tha "m ira­ c le " o f our age and la so help­ ful. Hint, ask fo r, or g o buy mer. They are now made with great faehlon and are so much lighter in weight to carry around In summer. The colors ■re divine. Have you looked at tha new styles in rain w ear? They are most attractive— and why not look smart and colorful on a dreary, rainy day? You can find new "sh eer" plastic boots and stunning umbrellas in bright c o lo n to add to your pleasure. And here la an biU reitin g item: "W histle S a fe" is one woman's answer to the cur­ rent crime wave. The "W histle S a fe" bracelet ia tha t rainchild o f N ew York designer May Fischer, who imports the ahiU whistle frees Eng­ land. The bracelet la ao con­ structed that it ellpa easily over the w rist and you can obscure the w hittle in the palm o f your hand. The real feminine touch la that the flexible bracelet (a composed o f tiny alivery rosebuds—but the whistle w ill summon help; fa s t I t ia being told all over the country. Mcndey _ “ Dear Edyth Thornton M cLeod" to upset parents and generally respect their requests. Surprisingly enough, many parents approve o f spankings at school, at least aa e last resort. "Don't hesitate to swat him if he needs It " la a fairly common remark. Assault and battery cases against teachers on the other hand, seem to be on the upswing. Consequently, most teachers are almost over­ ly cautious about touching n pupil. Personally, ■ parent, I felt as you do and eapresaed myself as avidly. Aa a teach­ er, however, I ’ve changed my tune—at least where obsterperous boys are concerned. A fter the ninth or tenth offense, sweet reason is exhausted, some children ASK for the hic­ kory slick. Unfortunately, they have no respect for the velvet glove unless it la aoundly back­ ed by the iron hand. Incidentally, you might aik your son how many times he made those "funny noises." His answer may surprise you. Please sen bleras to Susan Light in care of this paper. While she can­ not answer each letter per­ sonally. letters o f general in­ terest trill be answered la this Vacation Togs A re Tonic By Bah Ceckaar legs of aki pants and have run length combination shirt and Jackets; and the collarless NEW Y O R K < N E A > - Facls them horizontally around the to boggle the mind depart­ trunks. ment: Some 80 million athletic Golfers this year will hack types play volleyball, 3.2 mil­ away In colorful slacks and lion shoot marbles, | million golf short* tailored expressly play tennis and • million for that sport. Many era selfthrow horseshoes. belted o r self-supporting end So what, you say? So what, a rt embellished wltb such indeed. Menswear manufac­ novelties as towel atraps, ex ­ turers are very much Interest­ panding pockets end tee hold­ ed in these figures, among ers. others, since they ere quick to A real boon to golfers la the iiJdrslgn and distributed garb golf shoe with Dui'ont's Cer­ which, they hope, will intrigue tain uppers. Mud can easily America's sportsmen. be wiped off with ■ damp Now no reasonable young doth and the same doth shines man who happens to be an ax- them to a decent gloss with­ pert marble player will be dls- out polish. Retailers report tressed if he can't find ■ mar­ having trouble keeping the ble outfit at his neighborhood shoes In stock. store, but tennis players, boatsAnother fa d : 37-S million men, swimmers, gotten end boatmen ply the wave* In lovers of the great outdoors pood and ocean. Many are no want to, and can, be comfort­ longer content with a ' briny able end etyliah et the isms yachting cap and want jack­ time. ets, perkss and shirts that will Clothe* aloe* mleht not "perform '' aa well aa deco­ nuke the expert athlete but rate. they often bring to the duffer New foul-weather gear la end landlubber a sense of in­ made la coated duck, Chamnate superiority over their less bray, nylon taffeta and Mswell-dressed but more profi­ draa as well aa some fabrics cient brethren. printed to look like Madras. Tike the "surfer" look, for It ia tailored with man-sixed example. No nutter if you've ripper*, easy-to-dose d ick but­ never teen • reel wave. You tons, parka-like hoods and can wear the surfer trunks draw-string closures. with the was pocket, laced Other popular sportswear waist and longer lege. Ik e items (which could be worn newest aurfen have swiped In a marble tournament) in competition stripes from Us dude shirt-jacs, these waist- Henley shirt which Is appear­ ing in cut-and-sewn versions as well aa In the fam iliar knit styles. Fabrics ere seersuck­ ers, oxfords, tricots and Ma­ drases. One clothing manufacturer (A rro w ) lumps *11 its spring casual items into one line and calls it "Bold New Breed." The subgroups in the line are geared to particular sports boating, swimming, golf, bowling, etc. Emphasis, in all cates, is on comfort and style. Shlrtells: According to the American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear, spokesman for the Industry, a new tread Is shaping up In Paris. Some of the belter shops ere dls playing "chemises noire" (black shirts), the kind U. S gangsters used to wear . . . Speaking of shirts, pink is back. Style-setters at the Ivy colleges are rediscovering pink shirts . . Tha much-touted "o p a rt" ia being seen in neck wear pattens. Countess Marx baa an eye-opening collection of wild numbers , . , Dress Up —a three-button Jacket file best with Just the middle but­ ton buttoned; an ■ two-but­ ton suit, button the top button If the placement la low, tbo one if atanco Is high. "G o to a fine music bouse. For a belter buy," be aays, "ask for the best in mediumgrade or lower-priced pianos. These will be by top manufac­ turers who stand behind their pianos." Steinway describes sucb a store as one who wanta you aa a lifetime, repeat customer. He personally does not be­ lieve In buying pianos from nonmuslc shops or department stores. The consumer who does should have help in seiseting the Instrument from a good music teacher or good techni­ cian. "Buying a piano for the first time ia such a U rge Investment and such ■ personal thing that a salesman should come to the home four or five times to help the consumer select the cor­ rect instrument," ha says. During such visits the sales­ man will suggest where the piano should go for better acoustics, its size, type of wood and finish. "Y o u don't get this service from x store looking fo r a quick aale," he believes. You can buy a piano on time or pay cash. Before you decide, Steinwsy says, rent a pltno fo r six months. The rents! goes toward the pur­ chase price. Although advertising elsitns ■re policed by the National Better Business Bureau and the Federal Trade Commis­ sion, Steinwsy urgsa consum­ er* to red ad statements care­ fully. Most misleading are those that claim a famous ar­ tist plays the flrm 'e piano in concert when ha doesn't Although the average con­ sumer can't see them, there have been technological chan­ ges in pianos to keep pace with the times. These provide more responsive action and dur­ ability. A good salesman will explain these and what they mean to the consumer when he plays. Your Dental Health • light for administering any rea­ might use. Since you feel so with Allen The professional musician may be surprised to hear a piano called a major piece of household equipment. Yet John Steinwsy, whose family Is not­ ed for making fine instru­ ments, talks of a piano In such realistic terms for the ttonprofessional player. He urges a slow approach to a piano's purchase since it is ■ large Investment. "You don't go out end buy a piano as you would a hat," he aays. "There ia Utile im­ petuousness Involved. It Is a psychological decision usual­ ly involving ell family mem­ bers." An estimated 182,000 pia­ nos are sold ia this country each year and the Steinwsy portion of that is relatively smaU aod tha prices above average. However, Steinway himself encourages tha firsttime piano ahopper to buy on­ ly from a reputable dealer In his area. Relief From Jaw Pain By William Lawrence, D.D.8. Newspaper Enterprise Assa. From the mail bag: " I have a dental problem. I am 33 and hava been wearing a lower re­ movable partial denture for over ■ year. It ha* never felt right. My jaws fe d tired and my ears feel like there’s pres­ sure on them. One dentist said my bite Is wrong. I f a person's bite is off, w h it can be done about it? "—Gladya B. in addition to these symp­ toms, bite problems interfere In many other ways with the T.M . Joint or hinge that con­ trols movements o f the Jaw. Other common complaints are clicking joint (one patient said hers went "snap, crackle, p e p ") Jaw* that don't open wide enough or deviate to one side, ringing In the ears, burn­ ing sensation on the palate end aide of tongue, p els on aide of hesd, and sometimea de­ crease in hearingWhat can be done about tt? The natural bite can be ad­ justed according to the situ­ ation. First o f all though, den­ tists treat these bite problems On(Bhidqsi *y 0jwald Jacob* In yesterday's article the NORTH (D) 14 discussion was about Jim Js♦ A433 V A K I I l f J coby'a worst bid. Today ia concerned with hla beat. ♦ 7 Oswald: "What wai your KART best bid of the tournament?" 473 4 K Jim: "A rather unusual one. V None ' V J 10 • 4 ♦ A K Q 10 9 OJ 8 7 3 S I bid a voluntary spade slam 4KQJ842 4 A 10 B missing two acres.” SOUTH Oswald: "Did you make it?" 4 Q J 10 911. Jim: "No. Aa ■ matter of VQ1 fact John Fisher had to pick ♦ 42 up a singleton king of spades *1 9 1 In order to bold the loss to No one vulnerable one trick. But w* showed • Nert h Beat Booth Wert real profit on the hand be­ I P Pass 1 4 2 N.T, cause Phil Feldesman end Din­ 4 4 9 » Pa se 34 Pass Peas Pass gy Weiss played and made < 4 Opening lead—# K six diamonds doubled at the otherJahle.'.' __ _________ J live measure." Oswald: "in other words Jim: "Yea, and no. West's you bid the slam as a defen-1 two no-trump call was tha un­ Memo lo motbera-ln-law and daughtere-in-taw; If both the new bride and her husband's mother will keep In mind ■ few facta about their relationship, they are sura to find It easier to get along with each other. One. Not just one, but both of them are experiencing some fear and concern. The daught­ er-in-law Is afraid her motherin-law will be critical of her because she is inexperienced ■a a homemaker. The motherin-law ia afraid that if she of­ fends In any way, the daughter In-law wilt shut her out. Just realizing that ought to make Tune In To Buy Piano D E AR A B B Y : I play cards with a woman whose symphomstlcaUy. That is, they prescribe palliative treatment that will relieve patient* of their Immediate pain and dis­ tress. Hot wet packs placed on aide o f face in front o f the ears, soft diet, and aspirin, help make hinge problems easier to Uve with. But of course, tha cause must be recognized and treat­ ed in a more permanent way. Glady B's symptoms indi­ cate that she may Indeed be suffering from a bite problem called "closed bite." When she bites, her teeth do not touch soon enough, or you might say that her jaw closes too far. I f her teeth touched too soon, it would be called an "open bite." People suffering from sym­ ptoms o f closed bite can often be given dramatic relief by opening the bite about a milli­ meter or two. Tills can be done by building up the biting sur­ faces of the lower partis] den­ ture, making the teeth long­ er. Tha build up will prevent the jaw from closing too far, thus lessening pressure on the ear. Ears become Involved he cause they lie just behind the bone that forma the back of tha T-M. Joint., la a study made some years ago, Io n of hearing, aald to coma from pressure on the ear, was re­ lieved by opening the bite. I f arthritis, Infection, tumor o r trauma are not present la her T.M. Joint, Gladys B 's pro­ blem could probably be solved In the way described. And If this gave the expected relief, then building up the bite could be done In ■ more permanent way by use o f fixed bridge or sprint: crowns and/or inlays are made to fit each tooth and then Joined to form • fixed appliance binding together all teeth In the jaw. Tbs general term given to this type ol den­ tistry la rehabilitation. Please send your questions ■bout dental health to Dr. Lawrence in care o f this paper. While be cannot answer each letter personally, letters o f general interest w ill be an­ swered in this colum a The Doctor Says: 'Death Ray' Saves Lives By Wayne G. Rrandstedt, M.D. cysloscope (bladder), gastroe- have lo chest X rays la bob Newspaper Enterprise Assn. cope (stomach) or proctoscope year? A —No. Modern X-ray equipn o "death ra y " of science (rectum ). Other tumors expos­ meat gives you a very short fiction la hero. Although laser ed In the conventional way by exposure (o a limited part a l light rays can be deadly, they surgical operation have been your body. Everyone U expos­ have Important uses in many treated by User with excellent ed to an amount o f radiation results. fields. from the atmosphere that Is Another experimental use These rays gel (heir name loo timea greater than the from the principle em ployed- Is a process similar to arc amount you would get from welding that la applied to de­ light amplification by the sti­ having a chest X ray I I times mulated emission of radiation. tached retinas. The U ser beam year. causes coagulation of the tis­ An ordinary light wave Is Your doctor understands the supercharged after it passes sues which then become adher­ dangers involved fat over-ex­ through ■ ruby crystal. The ent and remain “ glued" to­ posure to X rays and when beam that 1* emitted may be gether. This hss the advantage he orders an X ray ha coosid■s thin as the lead In your of working with Ugbtnlag that the benefits to be pencil, but it* light is more speed. The patient la required gained for outweigh any pos­ powerful than that o f the sun. to bold his eye atilt for more sible hazard. than a thousandth o f a second. It can burn through steel. — Can shock traamenta be H u rays may also be used its use in medicine is still given In a doctor's office? eiperlm cnta! but, because It to slop bleeding from smaQ — This la not ax office can be focused on ■ very small blood vessels. U would teem procedure. It require* ■ team ares, It baa been used to de­ that the "death ray,” when consisting o f ■ doctor and on# stroy cancers without damag­ properly used, can also be a or more nurses specially train­ ing the surrounding healthy Ufa aaver. Its use will be ed in this method o f treatm ent tissue. T i e laser beam can be limited, however, until more Careful supervision Is r e ­ used fo r this purpose only knowledge la obtained aa to quired to provent accidental where a cancer can be seen on how It works and what mea­ Injury. the surface of the skin or a sures are necessary for tie body cavity that can be reach- safe handling. Q— Would k be harmful to through some such device as a Iragan Fined . .-x-.-.-c sh o ps BIN6 LE MARTIN HOUSEFOB AiaBOJ ofu13(808, roxBur .O RCKAO XXB ♦ BW4UOWB P IT T S B U R G H (t/ P I) — National League President Warren Giles levlad a $60 fins against Milwaukee Man­ ager Bobby Bragan Wednes­ day night fo r an argument Bragan started with umpire B ill Jackowski during tbo Braves' 4-3 defeat to P llU * mrgh Tuesday, Hospitalized C H IC AG O ( U P I ) — Jesse Owens, form er U.S. Olympic track star, ie la Michael Reese Hoapita! recovering from a three-week boat with pneu­ monia, hla w ife aald Wednes­ day. FASTIN HOUBB s io e c o r rm bw tth •ease sens w e - so rr CAN BV BtAAOVf 0 FOR ClIANiSNt MOUNT IN BMAOyBfOT tO'POOM 4 ROUNP •G U P AM D B A V f < The Mariana Islands la the Pacific originally erase called the Ladroaea (T h ieves) by Magellan, w b e discovered crowded aboard hie ships taken everything they �If i____ . ' I Vfe V n lc rl WttiH P a r e 12— w . M a y 14, T55 'Kentucky Fried Chicken' Opens yen n m I That's tha Invitation being voiced by "Kentucky Fried Chicken Jim" Hauck for all Banfordltea to come out and visit the new Kentucky Fried Chicken aatabllahment on French Avenue. The new Kentucky Fried Chicken reitaurent features takeout chicken d i n n e r s , cooked under originator Col. Hariand D. Sanders' patented method of preparing Grade A USDA poultry, seasoned with 11 different hsrbe end splees. Hauck, from Orlando, open* ed this location, his fifth, on Tuesday. Sale of the famous chicken dinners is expected to reach 600 daily. The operation will be man­ aged by Don Hawkins, 1717 8. Park Avenue, and will have six employes. I t will be open dally from 11 a.tn. to 9 p.m., except until liSO pjn. Friday and Satur­ day. It will be open on Sun­ day. Although featuring take­ out dinners, there are facilIties for seating SO people in ■ dining room. The new operation was built and equipped at a cost o f 970,000. In adidtion to tha chicken, fish and shrimp dlnnera are also available. "I'm proud as a country boy come to town," Hauck said of his new location. "We invite the people to giro us an opportunity t o s e r v e them." That’s Kentucky F r i e d Chicken. It's finger linkin' good! Women Among Blood Donors I ilfiSli 1 .1 iif! i Nine women were among the 71 persons donating to the Seminole County Blood Band during April with Mrs. Ophelia Bennett giving her 17th pint. Others Includes Patricia Johnson and Mary Gardner, four; Tracy Albert, two, and first timers Margaret Meyer, Elisabeth Horton, V i v i a n Oanderton and Alena Culp. Christine Roberson became a Gallon Clubber. Top donor of the month wna Walter A. Cook, who has rnachsd his Iffth pint with Clifford Proctor and Edward Simpson making thsir 23rd donation. Other regulars Included J. E. Elderman, 22; John 8. Lee and Donald Balee, 20; An­ thony Chetna, A ; Alfred Laney, 18; Wiilia Anderson and Lewis Schwuickert, 17. Hubart Smith gsvs his 18th pint and becama a Two-Gal­ lon Clubber. Others are Carem Gagsr and Floyd Hearn, 18; Jessa D. Crews, 14; Robert LeFili, 18; Thomas J. Wilson, 12; Leroy Groover and Britt Yates, Hi William Flowers, ID. Gallon Club members who have donated eight pints In. dude Bartow Hinson Jr* Tel* •sfor Slsputowskl, William McKinley and Thomas Free­ man Jr. Clarence Barlow and Don­ ald Farrena, seven; Jack areene and 8. T. Muller, six; William A. Dale, five; Clar­ ence Noble Jr. and William Harper, four; Joe Morgan, Vance Brumbaugh, Henry Pfeiffer, Marvin Mericle, Richard Perry Jr., three; Wayne Albert, Charles Boy. kine, Chester Kauffman, Ray Carroll and Gilbert Edmonde, two. First time donors Include Erasst Rankins, John Csrthel, John R. Hunt, Jacob Black, Bruce Gulmarea, Norman Creel, Willie Oerdenr, Wil­ liam R. Jennings, Ramon MeGough, Clinton Davis, Earl Black Sr., John Kelly, Robert Eperly, Alvin Smith, Larry Latham, John Hines, Edward Bums, Thomas Travar, Ed­ ward Chacafaky, Ronald Poltea and Malcolm Nix. Now You Know Darias Oseal 1884 tha U. I. Ml menay wrih a Mai fees vahw at |T.Ttt.49l aai arrastad TIT parsaaa far eouatart.itlag, accardiag la the World British Week BMrlar (darby) hats aad roiled um­ brellas wars flows la Amstar flaoi, where they will away by ‘‘British Week." LONDON (D PI) - / ■ q . SEW S oAVA Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Day In Tam ps with their mo­ always look forward to that By Mrs. H. L. Jshasaa Ah Tts ths good old summer- ther, Mrs. G. B. Sapp. • • • too. In fact, any on* that loves Urns at last. But bow dry Alvin and Marie Hlttell spen' music will most certainly everything Is. Now wa need the past weekend fa Miami enjoy attending both concerts. some good ols rsln. * • • Psm with form er Monroeite Anna Why don't yoyu make plans • • • EduceBradley bad the misfortune to Belle Klnard. * * * Claude and to a t t e n d . go and break her teg. My, oh Mary Hltlell motored to Jack­ tion la what you have left over m y, Pam, I am really sorry. sonville recently to see Clar­ when you subitract what you­ I hope you will be able to go ence end Lydia Hlttell. • • • ’ve forgotten from what you back to school before long. Robert and Betty Mann took learned. But you know there ere not a quick running trip to Geor­ many more schools days left. gia to see Bob's brother Lar­ June 4th will be here before ry. On their way home they you can shake a sUck. • * * slopped off in Brunswick to Had a call from Mrs. Carl see form er Monroe residents, Anderson. And wss she ever the B. C. Krejcars. * * * Sun­ happy. Son Cecil slipped in on day, May 23, is Rural and N a­ them. He has been stationed tional 4-H Sunday. At the in Germany, lie will be here morning service of tha Upsala for 30 days and then will go Presbyterian Church, the Lake to Ft. Bennlng, Gs. where he Monroe 4-H Handy Helpers will be stationed with the Air Club will take part tn the ser­ Force. Now he will be able to vice. It Is hoped that all the come home more often. Talk- members can attend this ser­ ing about the Andcrsons, they vice. It will start at It o'clock. spent Easter weekend in Col­ Hope to see you there. • • • umbus, Ga., with Carl's par­ Next week will be a busy one < ents, • • • The many friends for the Seminole High School o f L. M. (R ed ) Wilson will be Band. On Friday night it will YAZOO P O W E R -n o fob too c« rough, loo I ought Big Wheel sorry to hear that he is in have the annual banquet and P E R F O R M A N C E -m y hindEmory University Hospital In concert. I look forward to this ling, maneuverability! DURA­ Atlanta. He is in room D, 304 every year because the stud­ BLE CONSTRUCTION—guar­ West Wing. Why d on l you ents always do beautiful num­ antee* long yean of trouble-free operation! drop him a line. He will be bers at the concert. Of course 73 Ask far e dimmutm ion} glad to hear from you. * • • Lynn Giles and I will attend Many o f us have been sadden­ the banquet. Then the follow­ W E S E L L — SERVICE ed this week by the passing of ing Tuesday, the Glee Club D E M O N STR ATE — TR A D E a wonderful person. Mrs. An­ will give Its spring concert. 1 A N D R E N T YAZO O nie Hawkins has served a full HAVE YOU BEEN PAYING TOO MUCH FOR FABRICS? YOU CAN SHU FIND SAV­ IN G S . EVERYDAY, AT THE * REMNANT SHOP. "K E N T U C K Y ( le f t ) king, Fried Jim Chicken" and Hauck Don manager H aw ­ of the ford, look proudly a t a poster picturing and bountiful life. I havo known Grannie for over 30 years and I have never seen her when she wasn't working In her beloved flower garden crocheting. She was always docochetlng. She was always do­ ing something for the olher person. How much she will be missed by all that knew her. Our sympathy goes out to ths bereaved family. • • • Mrs, MyrUe Nettles, snd Verdie Mae Hartman spent Mother's Col. Hariand D. S a n d e r , founder o f the interna­ tionally famous "N o rth American > hospitali­ t y dish.” Hauck, o f O r­ lando, haa opened tha chicken take-out center on French Avenue. (H erald P h oto) W e A re You r Scott's Dealer! — For A — Ileautlful Lawn W e Recommend T u r f Iluilder & Bonus S A N FO R D 1 to 4 Yd. Lengths F LO R ID A 1 ^1 I 9 ‘| Yd. Values to $1.00 Yd. 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Kentucky r a d CALL AHEAD 322-5131 5 Yes sirree folks • This is Kentucky Jim... and I want all you folks to come by and say hello - Here's our menu, in case you want to try the best FRIED CHICKEN theFamily Bucket $395 IS pieces of Kentucky Fried Chicken Vi pint of Gravy or Cole 8law, Hoi Holla theGiant Box $225 theFriedFishDinner *1°° $540 French Fri**, Cole Slaw, Hot Roll, aad our own Tartar Sauce die Bucket O' Fish theShrimpDinner Kentucky fried (Jhickat PHONE AHEAD *395 $1,s Lan a Shrimp, Franck Fri**, Col* Slaw, Hat Banc* aad Hat Ball aonron 7 tn 10 hungry people, 21 piece* of Kaolncky Fried Chicken 322-5131 YARDS §2 FOR $100 IMPORTED INDIAN BLEEDING MADRAS F U L L BOLTS YARD to tn > I TERRY CLOTH co 1 to 4 Yd. Lengths • pieces of Kentucky Fried Chicken t Order* of Fish, Col* Blow, Tartar Banco, Hat Bol* thePicnic Barrell to PE R PIECE “ CONE MILLS K e n tu c k y t r i e d ( J h ie k e n S pieces o f Chicken w ith French Frien, Cole Slaw or G ravy and H o i Bolin 50 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 17-92 at 25th STREET theIndividual Dinner *1°° | £ "fingerlickin'good” COLtANOttfMON YD. Value to $1.49 Yd. SANFORD has it a ASST. COLORS I C U / IC SALE S A N D LETT IJ SERVICE 2317 W . Country Club Road (2 0 T H S T . ) 3 45" WIDE Q U ALITY I SEERSUCKER new reataurant In San­ a> 17-92 at 2Sth Street SANFORD Value to $1.19 Yd. Yd. REMNANT sw HWY17& 92NEAR MAITLAND FERN PARK, FLA. SN O , ANY OF OUR STORES In Orlando — Winter Haven Cocoa And Jacksonville SEW ft SAVE �~ Gas-Powered Boom In Europe A new economic end Industrial boom may be In the o ffin g fo r Eur­ ope, fueled— literally and figurative­ ly— by natural gas. In 1059, one o f the world’s larg­ est gas fields was discovered o ff the coast o f Holland. W ith good reason to hope that this is only a part o f the riches that may He beneath the North Sea, some 50 companies, un­ der license from six nations border­ ing the sea, are searching for oil, as well as more gat. Their efforts have now been given a new impetus under international law. A “ Convention on the Contin­ ental Shelf," drawn up in 1958, has gone into effect with the ratifica­ tion o f the required number o f sign­ atory countries. It gives to each coastal state ex­ clusive rights to the seabed o ff its shore out to a depth o f 200 meters (about 573) fe e t). No other nation can prospect within that limit. Be­ yond the sea floor is open to anyone with ability to stake a claim and ex­ ploit it. The convention applies only to the land urtder the sea. not to fish­ ing rights within the water, naviga­ tion rights on the water or in the air above the water. (The undersea limit is not to be Phil Newsom Soys - . . GOLDEN DELICIOUS 'Appropriate Means’ confused with the territorial limit, which is still a subject o f confusion and controversy. Some countries claim their jurisdiction extends out to sea four miles, some six, others as far as nine or 12. The United States observes a three-mile limit which, when it was adopted in 1793, was the range of shore-based cannon. Gas and oil from the North Sea could have an impact on European politics almost ns great as on its economy. A "B ig Inch" from the coast o f Holland to. say, the boottop o f Italy would cross m a n y boundaries and hasten the political unification o f the continent. There could be other changes. W ith cheap and abundant gas, sweater-wrapped Britishers could c o m e to know the blessings of Americun central heating. That in itself would be a revolution. United Press International Thought For Today Whoever knows what is right to do and fails to do it. for him it is sin.— James 4:17. • • • Duty is the sublimcst word in the language; you can never do more than your duty; you should never wish to do less.— Robert E. Lee. Hahlt’n worker offers colored some cowits •deice that modem semin­ ary graduate* would do it was more stupid fo r any. body to pay out actual cash fo r tobacco or liquor, since both o f those things hamper­ ed your health. “ He asked ms if I didn't agree that it was foolish to work haid at 32 cents per hour and then squander that money on things that shorten­ ed my life. “ And he also gave me some tounsel about how to pray, fo r he said too many Jittery folks Just recite mechanical prayers while their mind may be 1,000 miles away. “ They! aren't even visualiz­ ing Cod or making contact with him at all by such mechanical or ritualistic pray­ ers. “ So he told me how to pray and keep your mind on what you are aayin. 'Ed/ he warn­ ed me, ‘Just look at your own eyes in the mirror when you ore shaving. Then recite the Lord’* Prayer without wink­ ing or turning your eyes away." “ Dr. Crane,’’ Ed conclud­ ed, “ I found that certainly o f the Lord's P rsyer." Political Notebook W A SH IN G TO N The male have some (N E A ) — is now real going to competition from the female. In the publicity ovrr Negro rights, it has been largely overlooked that the Civil Hlghtt Act of 1951 provides for equal employment right* for women, too, in all Indus­ trie* “ effectin g" interstata or foreign commerce, (This means most business­ es and industries— such ns trndc, manufacturing a n d banking—which have 190 or more workers, nnd unions o f the same size). But the Women's Bureau o f the Department of Labor has not overlooked this wort) "sex" in Title V II, which "prohibits discrimination liemuse o f rare, color, religion, rex or national origin by em­ ployers, labor unions and em­ ployment agencies.” There will now be nn active campaign to get women to fight for equality o f pay and promotion. A woman will be able to bring suit if she appllrs for a job and a man gets Ilia job Instead and she feels he got the Joh because he was a man. A woman can sue if she feels she is In line fo r a pro­ motion ami a man lieats her out fo r the higher job if she feels tho man's victory was due to his being a male. Note that a woman also will lie able to sue if she fuels shu'a been unfairly kept from Joining s union (memIxn h lp In whFh Is often a prerequisite fo r getting a Job). In these three cases, of course, she will h ive to prove that she was equally qualified for the post or membership she sought. Watch July 2. The betting here Is that within 00 days after that date some woman will sue some company for unfairness In not promoting her or Increasing her salary, and some other woman will sue a company fur not hiring her. In 1005, only companies with more than 10O employes and unions with more than 100 members will feel the weight o f this woman pres* sure. By July o f 1003, the law will apply to companies and unions with 25 or more em­ ployes. Even without the new law. A U OTMBM MAlh H I M 1 Veer M l • seeth e AM • Meath* L M I Meath Mbeeslpliens be The Herald la a member of Ike Caned irreaa which la **• titled eaelnaively te Ue see fer repsbUeaUea e< aU the local aeoe prlated la thla mwmeper. SPECIAL N O TICE FO R T H E C O N V E N IE N C E O F O U R C U STO M E RS W E A R E N O W ***** •epyrlgat sad wiu be Annnuncra The Opening O f Mia O ffice* For The P R A C T IC E O F O PTO M ETRY Including Contact Lanaaa AT la t ST. f t P A R K A V E . T e l. 323-1530 * "1 COIN • The Old Cynic says “ The reason some guys In the plant keep their hands In I their pockets is that they're scared someone will put some work in them.” This the Women’e Bureau • • e In the past 24 years, there intend* to remedy. A Labor Department study Some grumbling men have has l>ern a doubling In the 321 occupations ranks suggested that the Labor De­ o f labor force o f women between partment now needs a Men’s physicians tops, with a me­ the ages o f 35 snd 44, a trip­ Bureau to fight fo r the rights dian Income o f $14,501, The ling o f women 45 to 54 and a o f males trying to compete medicos may bill that much, I but do they collect It? thrcc-and-n-hnlf fold increase with females. o f women 55 to 51. In 1940, 25 per cent o f the American labor force was women. Now women repre­ sent 35 per cent o f American workers. M a t h e m a t l r a n s have been fiddling with their elide rule* and rulers. They esti­ mate (with their fingers crossed) that if present trends continue, 51 per cent o f the labor force will be woman by the year 2000 A.D. Then men will be In the minority In their shoern field. But the Women’s Iturenu o f the Labor Department hold* that “ women are some­ what more crowded today t bun they were before World War II in the lesser-skilled, less-rewarding and Irss-rewarded fields. We are a much larger percentage o f those In the clerical . . . (and) servl e occupations and we constitute smartly. Dr. H. J. Caron LAUNDRY & D R Y C L E A N IN G Whirlpool Corporation has excellent location* In Banford end DeLand for nationally known franchised “ Poly-Clean” coin laundry and dry cleaning center with RCA Whirlpool equipment. Building available^ at»n with most installation cost paid by the builder. The inrestor that open* this store will ill tav* on electrical, carpentry, plumbing, duct work, Interior decorating, •Ir conditioning, architectural fee* and many othsr costs. This Is an unusunl opportunity an excellent shopping area. Financing is available. Park “ A Community o f Homes . . . Built W ith Pride” ACRYLIC LATIX * OUTlTAMMNa HIDING rowu MS SAU.OH 2ND BALLON r^ n iiir IfUT L ivin g at its Florida best— with suburban quietness • • • and charm . . . yet only minutes from convenient shopping, churches, and schools! Available now — 3 and 4 bedroom, V/j and 2 bath homes—with large living rooms, complete kitchens, utility rooms, carports. YO U R S FO R A S L IT T L E AS PER M ONTH G E N E R A L # ELECTRIC I I CMOS! OPEN A LL DAY 3711 ORLANDO DRIVE F H A . I N - S E R V IC E ‘• SATURDAYS 133 3111 209 W . FIRST ST. 322-3649 SJwsunaksih c o n s t r u c t i o n CUSTOM B U IL D IN G A General Office 111 W. 26th St. I I I I a I Ravenna • r jr 'F m ir * 1" * I F O R T L A U D E R D A L E , F L O R ID A P, O. BOX A944 P H O N E 544-7M7 . . . especially when it’s in • FAIT DITINS I I won la w t w l i e n , tout la to w fill PAINT I Conflict: Jim W eath erly 1* OUMCSS SMITH'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE la s u o , • since February. North V iet Nam has an Iron snd steel complex, ce­ ment and other factories which could be hit. But the great bulk o f Its population is agricultural and even without industry prob­ ably would not ba much worse o ff than it Is now. The rice diet is only about a third o f what It should be, and the whole economy Is de­ pendent upon help from Chi­ ns, the Soviet Union and other Communist nations. Most experts believe the country only could become •clf-sustainlng if it had tha rice producing center* o f tha South — another reason fo r the risks Ho Chi Mlnh ap­ pears willing to taka. M O D ERN K IT C H E N S B Y Entered ee aeeaad dec* matter uctneer It, tits at the rest Office *C Banters, Pierian, aider the del •< Oeagtss* *c Marsh. t 1MI. bsM Uahla Mr e I women have been cutting in­ a smaller proportion o f those to the labor force right in professions.” FREE t ie week SBSSiaoLSI COPMTV (its | tees Sss d geeito All • Monthe I LM t Meets V. a Pastel KegalaUeoe provide ttet eg “ la advene*. politically. These were the facts which led the central committee of the North Vietnamese Com­ munist party in May. 1950, to call fo r rc-unification of Viet Nam by all “ appropri­ ate mcane” and In Septem­ ber, 1000, to call for the di­ rect overthrow o f the go v­ ernment o f South V iet Nam. Coincident with these step* taken In Hanoi was the up­ surge In Communist terror­ ism in South V lrt Nam and the escalation in the w-ar which continues to this luo* menL Disappointments itemmlng from the 1954 Geneva agreements provide Ho Chi Mlnh with strong motivrs to resist any settlement which would prevent his attaining control of nil Viet Nam. Short o f this, the only de­ velopments likely to change his mind seem to be either economic or military disaster or both. Economically, there is evi­ dence that North V iet Nam can stand a lot o f the bomb­ ing such as that to which it has been subjected by U.S. * The colored clergyman gave lished Belarder proceeding Christmas. avaacsiraas m ath By MaH lie Week other North Vietnamese Com­ munists accepted the division o f North and South In 1954 they did so only in belief that this was hut a temporary de­ tour on their w ay to control o f all V iet Nam. Tw o subsequent develop­ ments upset their echedute. The government o f South Viet Nam refused to go along with s provision o f the Gen­ eva armistice a g r e e m e n t which called for slt-Vlet Nam elections to be held on July 20. 1955, to reunite the coun­ try. Grounds fo r the refusal were that elections in North Viet Nem would not be free snd that falsified returns could offset the vote from South Viet Nam, Upsetting Communist plans further was the fact that Un­ ited Stales economic aid to­ talling well over $1 billion between 1055 and 1950 had Dad tried to paper the liv ­ ing room, hut somehow couldn't get the hang o f It. Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley kept my mind on the content Herald Area Correspondents Mem# Delivery gains both economically and • Ed some very good counsel, How do you readers pray I Do you rush through a torishioners. When you prsjr tent of memorized or ritualto Cod don't merely parrot istic prayers without even be­ mechsnicsl p h r a s e s but ing conscious o f what you are msde your prsyer a form suying T • f conscious coneersatlon! And do you mix any And mis your “ Thank "Thank yous" with your you*" with your “ gimme’* ‘‘gimme’’ requests? rrqursts! Do you visualize Cod when C A SE V-489: Ed Hohlt Is a you pray? auccessful business exccutlvs Ami is your prayer s m ai­ o f Indianspolis. ler o f convereatlon with the While we were having din­ Lord? ner together recently, ws I f you ask God to help your were discussing the pride in children or a lick relative, do craftsmanship o f the A.F.L. you visualize each recipient workers n generation ago. o f Cod's favor as you name “ Dr. Crane," Ed began, “ I him? had to work my way through And when you engage In college. reciting the Lord'a Pruyer in “ And In those days we unison with the rest o f ths made 32 cents per hour. My congregation, do you merely work partner was a very fine utter the words mechanically, colored man who aerved as a without thinking about their lay preacher on Sunday. meaning? “ He offered me a lot o f Moreover, when you sing sound advice. the hymns, do you pay atten­ “ For example, he told me tion to the verses? Or are you drifting far awuy in your daydreaming so yuu don’t even know what you uttered even after singing all A Ham outs Springs E M vp rto t lour verses? Mrs. Ritchie Barrio Mrs. Julia Harts* Many people go through • 011-1311 000-3134 pre-sleep ritual which Involves *** * * * Bear Lake-Forest City turning over a couple of Mrs. Maryann M ilts times or wadding the pillow Lax a M a n 838-3073 Mrs. France* Waaler In o certain way. 333-431$ Casselberry And children crave a woolly Mrs. Jan* Csasalbarrf blanket to hold against their Lake M o a n * $33-304$ Mrs. H. U Johanna faro or they may even suck 133-4733 their thumb. Chalaota Uut many adults recite Loegwoad Mrs. Joan Magin Mrs. Donna Eatea their routine prayer* median! 103-3741 131-311? bully, much ns a thumb-suck­ DeBsry North Orlando ing ritual to let them relax Mrs. John Leone Mrs. Margaret Coeby into deep sleep. MS-4383 111-4 f » i That Is obviously on* med­ Daltons Oilcan ical advantage o f prayer, but ! Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarene* Snyder if yuu don’t visualize Cod and *30-3031 311-4141 I uy attention to your words, Geneva Ov led* don't you think you are In­ Mrs. Evelyn Land/ Mrs. JoAnn Hays sulting the Lord? 313-11M $40-4373 I f you buzzed the doorbell o f a busy nelghltor and then recited a mechanical para­ graph, without knowing what yuu had uttered, wouldn't your neighbor be irata at this imposition on his valuable time? Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, M ay 14, 1965 Well, have a heart] God ex­ pects your prayer to ha con­ w s i t m a. uiklow, Kinross anis rtieuiasa scious conversation, not a m e a n v o i .T h i . i m k . c tos e l e o — - o e a e r a i parroting o f mechanical sy l­ ratiL isooxtHiss kokkkt a u u s u s s lables! So watch yourself to­ ' _E AJvsrt l si ng Dlreour r i s o va a m i t __ _ _ _ _ night. Managing RdUor •°* (A lw ays writs to I)r. Boats o i k t l i a s AOvarttsIns Manager Crane In rare of this news­ * «* * • £ _ JAMUI SMOKMAKKB paper, enclosing a long ° cfiT asu£TI" aeslesee Kaaagtr stamped, addressed envel­ itD T wm.ua n a a v a tu ope and 30 cents to cover Ooaatp M ite r Meekest eel gust ■ IL L V I I C M T typing and printing coats •teft Pkaiearaphse when you send for one o f his bouklrts.) published dally esoept Saturday, auadey eat Cbrlattaeei pub­ well to pass aloag to par­ When Ho Chi Minh nnd the W hy go to the moon? Man Is making such a mess o f this planet, what docs he want another fo r? W orry Clinic South Vietnam­ snd South Vietnamese plans* ese regime to register strong Foreign Barbs Dr. Crane’s Ed enabled the News Analyst UPI co „ inc. S P E C IA L T Y Phone SZS41M l �UiTR BOARDING HOUSE ■ £ ■ I 9br •nrforft Jrtatl Page 2 - A - M a y 14, 1965 C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner Horoscope Forecast ■ ATL'BDAT. M AY I I . IM S G E NE R AL T M D K X C I I l i T o. day'# full moon bring* many chancti (o hava a ntw in iU . fraah atari toward* th* pr*c-M ttcal and malarial li m a that Impel you onward and up* wardi. B# aura to lat othara b* awar* that you ara Intaraatad In gaining advancamant nn thaaa llnaa, rathar than whara any wtahfut thinking la con. earned. Thu* you maka head­ way. A R IE S (Mar. I t to Apr. 1») — Oattlng Insurance* and other Important maltere handled with efficiency la Imperative today. Show that you are a peraon of conscience when dealing ^ with othara. Re gtnaroua with loved on* tonightTA l ML'S (A pril 50 to May 101— Discussing now with part­ ner* how to handle matter* ot policy will eliminate worry and argument* later on. f e e diplomacy during talk*. Avoid parannallty explosion* f i k N h l (May 31 to June !1J Being certain to get all work property aaalgnad with fellow worker* save* much bickering talar In th* day. During tree lime, atudy wardrobe. Bee that ft you are following the current aprlng trend. n o o n CHILD n r . * (June : i to July 111— Doing for othara la fin* provided you do not apand too much and regret It later, aa you are apt to do. Re encouraging with thoa* In dlstraaa. Moral aupport mean* ao much at time*. l k o (July si to Aug. 3 D — Ba kind with thoa* at home Inatead of outaldera alnc* much encouragement la necaaaary In that aphera right now. nrlng * order out of cheo*. Turn tlioa* w frown* Into amlle* with a Joke. Y IR flO (Aug. 31 to Bept. 31) — Oattlng data you want la poaalbla, but b* aur* not to tread on toaa of a aecratlv* pal. Argument could atari over aome trivial dally Job. Avoid by being vary underalandlng. L I B R A (Bapt. 11 to Oct. 3S> — Being vary careful not to ovarapand I* vary Important to­ day, alnce you naad praaant curlty If you a r t to gat ahaad. plan a more aultabla budget. Put It Into ua# Immediately. M SCO RPIO (Oct. 11 to Nov. 3l> — I f you ara willing to conalder the other peraon'# alandpolnt, you can cartalnly coma to a qutek undaratandlng. 8# aura to heap promlata mad*, tho* Avoid argument* gAOITTAR IL'S .Nov 11 to to Dtc. 31)— All thoea email dutlea you hava caat aalda can ba dona now with real apeed and accuracy. Later, gtv# your ■ i f Is it net to th©»# for It. Eaarola* humanitarian _ qualities. W CAPRICORN (Dae. St <0 Jan. It)— Complete co-operation with good pa la who hava fin* purpoaaa In mind in mandatory now. Avoid th# aoctal unlaea It I* connactad with bualnaaa on hand. D* aerlou*. A G I A R I I * (Jan. I I to Fab. I D — Tour baat bat la to gat into clvlo work Inataad ot aimply going about trying to be popular. Pick your word* car*fully or you antagonlM hlghare up. Improv* Imago. PISCES (Fab. 30 to Mar. 30) J — Studying caw detail* con­ nected with a new outlet I* fin*, tno you may hava to caat aald* what you ara praantly working on temporarily. Da* your mind wlaaly. Elavat# yourself. I F OL'R CH IL D IS BORN TODAY, h* or tho will b* ot such dynamlo natura that you hava to auparvla* reading m i * malarial and aettvltlaa pratty much ao that anargia* will ba channeled In th# right dlraetloa. Combln* both th# aplrlt- f ual and th* practical In th* training of thla youngatar who naoda a ahouldar to lean on more than moat other* at first, A stalwart parses • ( fame can amerg* b eta ■ CROAT. M A T I E IS M GENERAL T B N D B R C lE ll A Sunday whan a raatleea dlacontant la th* part o f practically everyone, ao that It la more than aver nacaaaary that ono doaa really l l v * th* Qoldan Rul* rathar than maraly mouthing It In punctlllaua fashion. Ua* that aelf control that you hava pul aald* for a rainy day for It'a really her* new. Bo kind. AR IES (Mar. 11 to Apr. I D — While you want to daah o f t to now outlet*, thla would leave much Important work undone, ao await a battar lira*. Think In tarma of wanting to follow only that which la lofty. Forgat trivia. T A C R C S ( A pt . I# to May 1«) — Ua* your logic and good practical etna* Inataad o f ralylag on hunchaa which ara quite erroneous. Pay no attention to th* nervnu* remark# of loved ono. Sumo problem may hava him or bar In a dither or some fOfto OBMINt ( N a y !1 to l u t * t i l — It will avail you nothing to b* forcaful with partner*, alare they are moat opinionated at thla lima. Approach than on a lighter vain. They than raapond vary quickly and all la fin*. MOOR C NIL D R BR (Jun* 33 to July I D — Taka tlm* from your work to aaalat another who la having difficulty with hla or hare and you maka a wonderful friend. Plan tnouah ttma far ralaaatlon. Jtavltalii* your body. LEO (July I I to Aug. I D — I n n tad Of worrying other* with your problem*, find way* to lighten thalr burdens, Know that there la nn problem eo big you cannot eolv* It Intelligent. 1y. Keep that emit* aver pre* aent. VIROO (Aug. 11 to lapt. 13) — Cloaa ties eip eet much thought and aaalataac# from you. and thla la a good day to prove your devotion, ghow o happy ealerlor. Maka your ubo«# a vertlabla haven of real and comfort. L I B R A (Sept. t| te Oct. 33) Car* In driving le very Import­ ant when out to vlall relatione, pala ot al w h a n you love. Think bafora you apaak, too. ■urn* thought!*** word oouid cut daaply. B* kind. SCORPIO ( O c t I t t* Nov. 3D Making heavy commitment* at thla tlm* eeuld prove quit* die* aatroua later, eo be aarefut Saa ibet you malalaln a oeneibl* budget. Avoid ependlng for whatever la unnacaaaary or folly. ■ A O IT T A R IL S (Nov. S3 to P * ® - *>>— Rathar.than aak for further backing « • whatever will chew you ara grateful for fav or * la th* seat. Improv* ( C or Ur m * O r F a g s > - A ) % • w M w <* g| W A ® • �Horoscope Forecast (Continued From P * I* 2-A) your health and aland marl on your own two (aat. llat ahaad M e ttr . ^ C A P R I C O R N fDec. I I lo Jan. I t ) — Although othara may ba trripoalng on you, do aomathtng about It Inalaad at whlnnlng. Ba aura lo exacutt ohilgatloni cnneclent loualy. Don't laava youreelf wlda opan for furthar troubla. a m A t m * (Jan I t to Fab. I D — Saak racraatlon aa you a»» HI and don't raly on pala who ara not In a »a ry good mood right at Ihla tlma. Now aorlat group can ba vary Intiring. Join lham. F l i C E * (Fab. 10 to Mar. I t ) — Do nothing that will land lo ruin your good nama. alnca othara ara In a rary critical mood or not avan thinking atralght. For tify youraalf aplrIlually. Oat Into civic work. if YOt'N CIIU.D in » o i n TODAY , ha or aha will ba ona of thoaa paraona who la vary much Interacted In foreign countrlaa, culturaa, ate., ao ba aura to ancouraga your pro­ geny In the atudy of auch. Olva opportu nity to travel, It poaa'Wile. other* lae a fixed raaantment occura, and ha or aha may ba tempted to run away from home. Otherwlee a vary Interacting Ufa and chart hare. ♦ MONDAY, M A T IT. IMS (IDNEtt AL TENDENCIES! A more benign Influence la tn af. frot today and tonight — aapeclally If you make a point to charm and delight othara by doing came little — or big •— favor for them, alnca othara j i o w raapond to warmth, affec■ lon — and aurprlea banafllat You find that exuding magnettarn and good will paye off richly with moat everyone now. AR IES (Mar. I I to April 1 » — A new beginning toward ac­ quiring what la vital to your happlneaa la poeelble tf you ara more broadminded, aaek right data. Out-of-town altuatlon can ha vary helpful Da alert. T A I H I * (Ap ril Id to May l o i — Make every effort to Inrraaaa good will, no matter which aphera la moat Important your life right now. Dalng ” erp prat lea In atatlng your alma makee for batter undereiandlng. Appreciate othara' view*. . ... UKMINI (May I I t" June I I ) I f yuu want aeeorlatee to co­ operate with you In new plana, you have to be vary charming with them now. Don't be ao doggoned Independent, flaallxe that Ufa la pretty much give-and-take altuatlon. MUON CHILDREN (June 11 to July I D — Although you may have many dutite lo perform ha aura you taka lima to make ntflca, home, ale. more attrac­ tive. Your co - work era will apruca up. Start a new trend of eheerfulneee. nptlmlam. LEO (July I I to Aug. I D — netting off lo coma form al amuaemant will taka away that glum feeling, d ulln tii from every -day life. Follow your hunchee and ba with congenlala. Oel your work dona In the evening. .... AUDIO lAug. I I to Btpl. I l l __Taking time tonight to be very plaaaant with kin. doing special favora. makaa Ufa at home far more delightful. Bid youraalf of that Inng-atandlng problem. Let It be a eloeed laaua. _ , ... I.IH R A I kept. I I to Oot. .1) — Long talks with partners will reveal how lo have greater accord al home and with rtlaUvee. Shop early. Keep early profeaslonal appointment*, loo. ao that you ara al your aat*. • t O H PIO (Oct. 13 to Nov. I D Being with thoaa who can **aiat you to a greater abundance ta bast. I-latan to their advice. Do whatever will help them to g . i their elms, also. Da more allrutalte. » A ti l T T A tt tl « t.Sov. I I to Dar. I D — I f proparly attunad to your alar, thla ahould b* a banner day for you. exuding charm wharavar you travel. Da Jovial. Social affair give* op­ portunity to aaalat aom* bosom friend. CAPRICORN (Dae. I t to Jan. _ SB)—C eili n g a naw tlanl on Q Ufa means that you have to elevate your level of consciousneae. Quietly go about Improv­ ing condition* In all aphara* of your andaavor. Ba your In­ telligent self. A Q l ' A f l l l S (Jan. I I to Fab. 1») A good day in ba tha friendly and cheerful Aquarian who goaa about aaalatlng other*. Enjoy company of old friend*. Inrreaa* your clrela or acquaintances anally, a* Is lour • • (Fab. 10 lo Mar. IS) Showing othara that you ara • —ah*PISCES model cltlten I* « l » a now, • • and you find that you can alao operate batter In hualneaa. Make contracts far Into the future. Strive for aecutlly, parmanency. __ ___ _ IK YOl'M CHIL D IS BOMN TODAY, h# or aha will b* on* of iho** rare Individual* who will poaaesa a vibrant person. I l l y and yal b# blunt and hon­ est. with a aort o f blaarr* aenta of humor. Thla worthwhit* Individual would do beat away from lb* land of birth and In aom. Interesting vanlure In a far-dlalant land. Tha ability to think big la vary pro­ nounced bar*. Succaaa could be phenomenal. __ - T i e S U r* laagaL t i e r ewnepal." W l a t r e . naaR* • ' year III* D largely * 1 ' • y ° 1 .' Carroll nightar'a Individual Foracaal for your algn for Jun* I, now ready. For your ropy .and your blrlhdat* and It.SO lo Carroll n l g h l . r Forecast. The Hanford Harold, Dot 1111, Hollywood II. California. Floyd Fights STOCKHOLM (U P D — Formrr heavyweight champion Floyd PatUrson takes on little-known T e it n Carl (T od ) Herring o f Houiton Friday ligh t In a gcheduled 10-round* rr that could be a prelude to a title fiz h L Ink Two P H IL A D E L P H IA <UF1> — Veteran lineman Dave Gra­ ham and Riley Gunncla have aigned with the Philadelphia Eagles foe tha IM S aeaaoo. OUR BO A R D ING HOUSE MY WORD. ROC*/ TMtRtrl OQUY O*11 $OUTnON — i n t i r t m i Rina for a u * « a « y gourd. thru iron f n a P R ize mo us y to f isa hc * V W R M U S IC A L V T u D i i a f T R u i , A C S R T A id S u tM E S T T O F — A M — tOOY C O M T A C T IS I N V O L V E D / B U T (7S M E M 9 E * . A L A O W IT H S O U * M L W C A L T A L I N T D A S A D U T Y TO V6r 9a«fflrS WmTB May 14. 1965— Pape 3*A iCARNIVAE ' Bv Dick Turntr �r dU qhliqhiA w FRIDAY, MAT 14, INI. . 10-11 p.m. NBC. Jack P a ir program (color) outstanding T V Timt Previews ending la Looking For A Second Car — Y ou 'll Find IT HERE! supposed to ho aym- trine of unconditional surren­ boillcally meaningful, hut It doesn't make it. Fans o f tbs q u tit In Urma o f both w it series won't nollca much and nawiworthliwta la B n . wrong with tha show and a » tre tl M. D irk a n o f Illinois. Tba a m tor explains why ha mada tha nominating apaach on bahalf o f Senator Goldwatar and then proceed* to explain why OoldwaUr lost tha alactlon. Ha diacuaaaa hla personal relationship* with Gold water and with presidents Kennedy and Johnson, Indi­ cates ho will run fo r re-elec­ tion and predicts that tha cur­ rant voting rights bill will pass, among other things. A l­ so on the bill Is Llbarara, who takes soma classically origi­ nated music and play* it In his own Intimate style. Shock­ ing News Department! This marks Liberaca'a 26th anni­ versary In show builnei*. 7:JO-6;00 p.m, CBS RRawhide. "E l Hombro Bravo.’* A stock story finds Favor and tha herd meandering through a Mexican revolution and playing nursemaid to a group o f dislocated children being tended by a schoolteacher wbosa other Identity subjects everyone to great danger. The strong performance by Frank Silvers as tha teacher helps considerably. 7:S0-Si30 p.m. NBC. Inter­ national showing, "Circus and lee Fiesta.” a collection o f bits and pieces le ft over from other shows, edited Into a miscellaneous hour with Ice and acrobatlea dominant. 0:30-10 p.m. CBfi. Corner Fyle (rerun) the first func­ tion o f a Marine sergesnt la to make his men hate him and. thanks to Comer, Ser­ geant Carter is a complete failure. The more abuse heap­ ed on Comer, the more he likes Carter. OK fo r the aeries. 0:30-10 p.m. ABC. FDR. "The Road to Rome.” This episode picks up with tbs con­ cluding phase o f the war In A frica and the invasion of Sicily and tha Italian main­ land leading to ths downfall o f Mussolini and the col­ lapse o f Italy. It also covers tha Casablanca conference which promulgated the doc­ der, 31. Mnnlral lnslrum rnta 16. Interior Decorators 6. Child Care Ahg t o s x f o r ft IrrsIR 10-11 p.m. CBS. Slattery’s P a g e 4 - A — M a y 14, 1965 P is n o l i f i i c l D i m T u n in g People. "Question: Remember BAR T Silting don* In my Draperies - Htlpcovera - Gift* Q>nt Cumbmto — Mg*t€4l home, day nr night. 1S1-XI11. J EAN MARCEL I.NTKniORH the Dark Sin* o f You th ?" 1001 French Av*. 111-llt* 34. Upholstery (rerun) Slattery helps an ed­ NANNIE'S K1DDIK CARE. ItfC L'PHOLHTKRfNO. Hr a p e r­ ucator combat a calculated A. Oik A v*. IJ l-D II. Infanta ies. Hllp Cover* Free evilto t yr*. W* Never Close. melee. All work guaranteed. of fin* workmanship In uphnlsmear campaign designed to Aten, used furniture. Remn­ olerlng. Drsperle*. Sllprovera keep him from being returned ant) fnr sale. Adame Decora8, Pel* to Supplies Time Faymrnta as Rtlts ns to his offlee, Much o f tha tore. HI-747?._________ __ |I mo Drspsry hardware lnetallotlon, DACHSHUND Puppies f r o m shew takee on a preachy tons, K U L P DECORATING SHOP 18. Landscape Service registered litter: I females, hut the dramatic power o f the __________ I'h m - i i i i __________ 1 male, t ] wk«. old, ehort red From Saaferd Eaehaoga t b w m n " acript helps make this tolarhalf, email slock. Call IIIMAINTENA NCE 35. Vacuum Cleaners *n|), Hanford after 4 p. m. or able, Also htlplng ere Arthur Mowing, Hprsylng, Pruning, Hal or Hun. Hill's strong psrformanes as Edging. Lot Your Landscape EEEW lW .l!B II* Our Worry. Call u* for )nu mention thla *d. Fro** semtaolo C o o lly HAI.K OR T R A D E : 1 yr. old ths educator and Mkhasl Con­ Estimate on Year Round HANFORD VACUUM HVC. Greet Dane, Tan, for Id' stantins a* his ntwspaper H i t H, Perk Avr M I-M II float. I l l - t D I . publiihtr antagonist. "vOSS LANDSCAPE nisi DUGS RECICIVEU ear Adop­ 43. PUntB, Feeds, Seeds 10-11 p.m. ABC. 12 O'clock 323-1950 A fte r 6 B et Long D itto s** tion, boarded Animal Rescue High. "Ths Bound o f Distant League, 1740 w . Minnesota, H A I R Y INDIGO 19. Builders Supplies DeLend. I’ h. T l t - l l l l . Regular 144 Ihe I I I 00, *44 |hs Thunder." (Rerun) One o f the Iota 111.01 Bahia Grase Heed. GERMAN HIIE PIIK RD Puppies, best episodes In this ssrlss, Pensamla A Argentine. Ask PRE-CAS T Cancrata dtepa pure bred, unregistered. I l l for current prlcee. alao other GREGORY LUMBER CO thanks to a fairly good script U M . _____________ Grase A Field Heeds, Clover, I f ^ M t o l * Av*_________HI.tl|»* A end an exciting psrformance etc. 12. Special Notices A. M. P reset! T l l - J l l t , Seville. by PeU r Fonda. Fonda plays 20. Hardware U p f l |1 |1.M | 1.M |1J4 Florida e demon bombardier from Dey Camp begin) Jua) d to l » 11 11J l 11J f 11.M CANAB Tenneiies who Isn't as Intert l t h . Lake Golden. For InT E D W t L U A M B HOW. 50. Miftc. F or Sale formation call I I I - t t M , Fred I » » E. » t h ______________1TT-14I4 cstad in • permanant servlet If to I I 11 1l.ld 1) » |1 11 Gena*. rsrser as General Savaga W H I T E HEWING MACHINES 21. Home Repairs 11 to 10 I 4 11.60 I 2.62 I 3.M HITCHING Post Rifle A Authorised Hales A Service (Robert Lansing) would ilka Pawn Khop. Loans on any­ O A n nE Trs 21 ta K I 6 11. » I 3.16 I 4,78 NOTICE him to be. He’d rather marry thing nf value. I D * Hanford 1*1 E. First. Ill-Ill* Dulldlna Owner* — Long Hot At#., it iie ii. the Englleh girl (J ill Ha­ 34 ta S0 [d I 1.SOI M l I 4.7* Dry Weather — Roofs crack N E W Nylon Hofa Brd. Green. worth) he's Just mat. The and shingle* curl up. T o n s its. m - i i o ) . Refinery Cnrp. ho* mighty Mtotmwm Ad— I M et Now Open All Day Heturdey Savage character etll) aeemt plate roof primer that pul* MOTHER'S DAY L AY-A WAY ((Iv * ■-tenor worSa pot llaoi to be In need o f a tranquil IIlf* berk In (hue* runts. W* Beetitlful Zla-Zsg D1al-o-Mat!r *1 AO mtalmum O W f i HM IT T Y d BNAPPIN T UR T LE also have aluminum roof A ll Ship Dot* Ado CborgwA 111* Orlando Drive ser, but on the whole, an e f­ sewing machine laid sway mating* and aluminum paint at 1-Day Mot* __________ Ph I I I - I D I __________ for Mother'* Dey Gift. Parly fective hour. that le safe for playground C O N TRAC T RATE S left Ares. Only 17104. Ilelequipment. Call ua for F R E E enc# pelable monthly. Call 13. Caterinf • Food ON REQUEST Classified Phones 322-5612 425-5938 Hi i i 5 Estimate W eekend Televisio n IS) Bullwlnklo 14:14 I D Fireball X L-I-N llOl ( I ) Nawacep* Cnnt. I I I Mlsbtv Meuse ( I ) Naurs, Mporta, Wea­ t l) Reene A Cecil ther 11:1* ID Dennis the Menses ( t ) Newaliae (S) NSW Casper cartoon* f : l t ( I ) Huntley • Brinkley IS) Ltaua tk* Uoaksart. ( I ) The Big Movie •d t l : l l (S) Ths JSteena L? ( I ) New* with Wsltsr l*> Porky Pis Cronklt* ID Fury T:4* (I t Taney nerrlnser ( ! ) Wyatt Karp H A T O K U A Y p . Me T;l# ( I ) International showtime 11:11 ID Fky b ia s ( ( ) ruwhMe ID Uuas Bunay Shew 1:10 (I t Adeline Pemlly ID Hpolllght ( I I The Uiivrea ID Air Furr* News Re­ • ( I ) The t.'arn Williams view Show II.I* III People Are Funny ID Jimmy Mtrlckland 1:01 ( I I Valentine's Day Hbow IS) Our I’rlvala Worlds ( I ) My Friend Fllcka • i l l (I t Jack Benny I:** (D Hal. Double Fealure ( I ) Homer I'yle 1*1 luaeball ( I ) Farmers Daughter 11:11 1*1 CIIH Hummer Hpnrla lo ts 11) Jack I’aar Hrrlea (S) Klatlery'e People 1:00 10) Hat Matinee ' I ) 11 O'Ulock lllsti 4:** ID Wreslllnn 11:11 i l l NSWecopa ID The Outlaws ( I ) News, fporta, Wea­ 4:10 IS) The I'raakneel ther *:** (SI It's The Law ( I ) Newsline 111 Welle Fartn 11:11 IS) Shock Theater (D A lie Wide World of (St Theater of the mere Hpcirle 11.10 I D Ttinlelil tlhow l.lo (4) fa r SI—Whoio Ars Yuu? SATURDAY A. M. I D Jim A Jrralr Hhow «:S* i l l Flshlna Fun • I f (1) ID Lloyd Th u toa Show 4:14 ( l ) 4:11 ( I ) Neweropo T;*t fd) 1:10 ( I ) Ths Fllnelonoo T :!l m 1:11 ID Hal. Iloport 7:1* t*) T;«* i l l Control FIs. Show (4) east T ilt ( I ) ID One Stop Reyond ■it# tt) t l ) Knslsa O'Toole (i) T :ll ID Jackie aiooaoa (» ID Flipper III* ( ! ) ID The Kins Family ID t:nn ( I ) The Taien • :*l (4) 1:10 III Lawrence Walk (I) 111 Mr. Maano tl) f i l l ID ID (lllltaand'e Island (4) I:eo ID Sscrst Asont H i l l (t l ID Bel. Nila Movie (1) 1:11 ID Hollywood Palace llios I f ) (lunemnks 10:10 ( I ) Rlpoord litOl (D Newscope (<> News, Sports, W e a ­ n o t i c e t o a m a ii ther TOl W. (1. W H I T E and (D AIIC New* WMITK, hie wife; JAMKS 11tlO ( I ) Theater ol IhO Blare K. nAliTi.KTT and — l l : l l ID Sat. Nlabt Movie IIAItTt.HTT, hie Wife; A. 11:10 (D Faturdoy Night Show 1. WARNER and JENNIE SUNDAY P. M. n. w a i i n k r , hie wit#, tr livlna and If dead, their unknown heirs, devisees, 11:00 |S) Rlecovecy *01 legstvea nr xranteee; and t i l lllbbs Anewere any and all i s r s o n s <D The Fourth Problem claiming by. thrnuah nr 11:10 (D Oral Roberts under any « t the said Be 101 Navy Film of Week (andante or otherwise, and ID Directions 'l l any and alt persutta claim 1:00 (D TV Tabernacle Inp any salats, rlaht, title ID Herald ol Truth or Interest In. or lien tot CRH Hummer Sporle upon, the real property 1:10 ID You Are There herein described, or any ID leauea a Answers pert thereof. 1:00 m Thraler X TOlI AIU: IIK H K Iir NOT I 1:10 10) Mol. Theatre VIED that a suit has been 1:00 ID Profile In t'ourose brought axalnol you, tho no ID Car St—Where Are ture of which to to removo cor You? coin clouds from and tn qulsl 1:11 ID (loll and confirm the title to Ihi ID Wyatt Krp hereinafter described (eat pra 4:00 tD Denser Is My Bustpetty. nooa Tha name ot (be t'nurt In ID One Way Mirror which lbs suit has been null 4:10 (4) Your l.lle In World luted Is the CIRCUIT COURT. Today NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ID Toptn AND rO ll XKMtNOI.K COUN 1:00 ID The Loyal Opposition TT, FIXIRIDA. The abbreviated tOl y.ooramo tills of the oaee le THOMAS W ID THA HI.KDSOK. MINGLE ve. W. It. I I I ! ID f)K Collate Row! WMITK and ------- - WIDTH, hie 10) Oavtlrada of Ama­ wile, el al, halos Chancery teurs It Case No. 14ISI. ID Viewpoint I Tho description o f tho roal f i l l (D Meet the Press property Involved le so follows: (0) 10th Century l#ot T H D I I HUNURKD ID F.H.R. F O R T T - r iV R (141), Of 1:10 ID Nowtropo RI.ACK HAMMOCK, accord ID Discussion *01 fag lo the Plat Ihoroot re­ 11) Danny Thornes corded In Met Hook I, al !:b l ID Kentucky joaee Pasae I t and ISI and Plat to, Imsile Rook t, at Pas** ?*. <>• ID Delia A Harriet and 111, of the Publle Re­ 1:10 t l ) Weion Train cords o f iemlaoio County, I I ) Wonderful World of Color Florida. Ten and each of you or# re­ (1) My Farorlto Martloa quired to (lie your answer with 1:00 (0| Kd Sullivan tho Clerk of tbs Above entitled 1:10 (SI Breaded Court end nerve a copy thereat ID Uroadsldd t i H i riAlttlfro Atloroey, Rea- 1:11 t l ) Bananas At p. Wool, wbooo Address Is t l id) Twlltsht Boat Baulk MoaboUa Avenue, Orlan­ ID Msvia do, Florida, Bet later tbeO lb* H ill (D Tho ItosuM tlth day of Just, m i. ao re­ (I ) Candid camera quired by law, sis* • decree pro H ill (d> What's My Uaa roof ease wilt bo i l l s r e l Hid# (II Nowecspo asslbot yea aad each at you 10) CBS News, Weather IK W1TNBM WMBBEOF I ID Newaliae have M l say U s d aad M l laid U t i l i d CkaokMtd say official seal ad Baafood, ttlU ( I ) Adventures ts Para Bomtaol* Cauaty, Florida, this U til (D Chdokmala nth day a l May, n i l . U til i l l Pbtof Quaa (BBAL) _ ^ . Arthur M. Bock with, Jr. MONDAY A. M. , Ao Clerk at Said Court S r i Martha T. Vihlsa I Ad ( I ) MSB Oa Deputy Clerk d ill ( I ) duaahlee Almaaaa RONAfc F. WEST of 1:11 ( I ) Near* 4b WaMbw TMOMPOON * WBBT • :»• t l ) latr*. to ChdmlsUf SI South Masaolia Avdauo .orloada, Florida Id) Sunrise ■emootor Atloraoy (or r n ia tlir Publish May 14, II. 11 A Jua* Todsy 4. I I I ! ID Sunehlat Almonea t i l l t l) Wake-up Marios ^ gfiU r 44 T P . ■. Legal Notice It it t 1 S IS IS ! * WaM*<r t i l l (D Countdown Nawo f i l l ( I ) Poms, Market Ba­ »tM rn n , (D 7:11 ( l l 1:40 ( I ) 1:11 ( I ) litl (I) (D 1:10 (1) (* ) l : ' l (t ) 1:11 10:11 till! 11:11 1I:«* ll;tl ILAB lJii-'lklJ IH N I'LA Y II.SB Per Inch tM lalm am of a oofoma — ERRORS " Tho Mora Id w ill aat ho speselblo for m ar* tk sa i lover rest looortlea. COPY 11:** ( t ) toy Whoa (D Love of Llfa (D Donne Read I M S IS) CHS News Hits (D Truth nr Conaaquencea (*l Fethrr Knows Beat (SI Unarm tor Tomorrow l l l t l ID tluldlnt Light 17:11 (D S’ IIC N*wo Report 1:•* (s. The Open Window (D News, Editorial aad weather (Si Tenn. Krnlt Ford ID Focus 111! til* ID A* Tk* World Taras (D Let's Make A Deal (s) Newsline 1:11 (1) NBC News Repert I ,ea ( I I Password 111 Moment of Truth (l| Flam* In the Wind f i l l t l ’ Tb* Doctor* (D Art Llaklsttor ID Day In Cosri 1:14 <*) ARC New* 1:4# ( I ) Another World l:H 4 14 4:10 isid 1:11 l:lf 1:11 ontt w ater, lleeutr even ing to* Xu. oak. I l M t l l Rook, app't*. SPECIAL ON I'KIIMR Are Heauiy Khop hae moved to Cut *N' Curl Beauty Shop. 10% off of regular prlcee of I'erme I I I I'alinttto Av*. I'h. Ilt - lllt . Local automobile dealvre o f­ fer their hast buys In Herald elnetlfltd display ad*. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby nlvrn that I am engaged tn business SI Hwy. II* nml Robin Road. Altamonte Hprlnge, ftemliiolr County, Florid*, under the lie. tltlnue name of CULAIKC ( D To Tell me Truth KHNNKLh and that t Inland in ( D Ooneret Hospital t i l CSX News—Dougina reglalvr laid name with flitclerk of the Circuit Court, Edwards Seminole County, Florida. In f t ) Too Don't Bor ( ! ) Tk* Toung Harriets accordanea with th« provisions of tho Fictitious Nam* Mint( t ) The Bdse or Night utea. lo.w ltl Section I l l s * (t> Ths Matth Oewe Florida ntatuloa IDT. I I I Trollmsster Alg: Georg* II. Culpepper, Jr. ( I ) Soars) Storm I'lihlleh: April II, le, May 1. ID NBC Nows It. t ill ( I ) Boot *1 Qroucke c m . to (D Untie Walt ( I ) Beahunt I* TH S C IR C U IT COUNT, ( 1) Wall* F ort* NINTH Jt ntC I U . r iR C I ' I T . IN ( I ) Manilla Gorilla a n d F tm BRMINOt.F. COHN(D Meale Moremento la T Y . ST ATM o r F L O R ID A , IN ■port* CH AN CERY, ( I ) Newecepe NOTICW O F ( I ) Hperte, Weather, r o R E r L O S I ' R H ■A I.B News Nolle* le hereby given thel ( I ) Leave It Ta Beaver Ih * undersigned. C le rk of tha (D Mr. Mageo W M F S . T V CHANNEL St 1:1* H A R R IE T T * M u b llA V A. M. Sign On Timeline l:ae-t;H 1: t n- B:IP • :tl-ld :tl ln:lo-ln:(l l P i d l - l li d l Americas Mltlsry (I) Reeding <S-|> Bpgnieh ( D Bpgnlah ( D Space Ago Seltaeo CD U : l d - l t ; l l Boris] BludlM ( D VT 11:11-11:11 Keynotes ot Mud* (4-1) VT MONDAY P. M. I l : * | . l t l l d Kalledoarnp* ( l . | ) 11:11-11:41 Kladortlm* 11:10-1:11 Quest l:l*-1:40 Bgplorlng BclenoO 1:41-1:1* Qutot V T R 14) Increasing Lead NEW YORK (U PI) - Bob Farrlagtop of Hkhwood, Ohio, tba Aaftodlni champtos, it pulling away f r o m Billy Haughto* of Glsa Htad, N. Y., la lb* racs for tbs ktrDBM drivlag tills. rsrrtBgtoa drova Us MOto wiaaor of tbs SSBSBB last wMk to inerts*# bis Ibb4 to M victortod #v#r Hiugbtop. Gets Award Circu it Court of tho Ninth Ju d l. rlol C ircu it, In and for Semlnnlo County, Florida, pursuant in the decree of foreclosure en ­ tered In n caee pending In sold Court, ih * alyl* of which la V n II T H A M E R IC A N MORTOAOF, C O R I‘ORATIO N, on A fkaatae corporation, F le lo llff, va. E D W A R D J. RR1DGKH and B E T T Y J . BR1UUKA. hla w ilt. Defendant*, and Ih * docket number of which Ic 14T il, w ill offer for eat* and soil ot rub tle Outcry to the highest and beet bidder for ra*h, tho following dao* erlbod properly situate In demlnol* County, Florida, to w it: I hM I I . B LO C K t, gUNLAND K g T A T K S, Amended Flat, according to map or plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook I I . P o t* I 4 I , f o b . Ilo Record* of Seminal* County, F lo rid *. Together with, but not limit­ ed to, the following Homo per­ manently Installed! Id" Victor Cllmaa Kitchen Kaheuet Fan; Duo-Therm OII Wall Heater, Model 111d. Serlot l f l K O I ; (1. E. Klee. Range, Model JIDB1WH. Merle I L H StlH l: G. B. Klee. Rofrtgarstor, Model t,ABt IB. Serial Y R I t l l t O ; (1. K. 4* Gal. Rite. Hot Water Healer, Model tM T R II-d . Aerial R l d l l t l l i Ten Vonetlan Blind*, metal, manufecturod by genkorlk Gleva 4 Feint Cumpony Bold oolo will b* bold s t tb* Fro st gtopo o f the gominol* County Court Hauos 1s tbo olty o l Son lord. Florida, oa tb* I l t b day o f May t i l l , ol l l t l l o'clock A. M • or A* aoes Ihoroaller so (ho asm* ago bo g o**. NEW YOBK (U PI) - H*d N#w Yarfc dbAptor of tba BssabaU Writors A m rlitiw (BBAL) Arthur I . Beckwith. Jtr, rrriiB tii a t Ltuis cidrh Bah OibdM wMb tha' Baha By; Elisabeth Bra os* hi a Deputy Clerk Rsdb Awar4 Tm U r t o * t al toa wMaaitoi alaysr to tba UM WorU lattoa to n ha •at tow (u r n ifiiih tba Ntv York Yaaksss. R. C. Advisor. _____ Collect OA l - i m , Orlando. 22. 1*1urabinf Legal Notice IN T D K CIBCI tT t ill I T OF T i l * ; NINTH JUDICIAL CIHh i t i n a n d f o m b m w i .n i i i .is COPNTY, FI.ONIDA. t MANCKHY Nil. 14811 HARTFORD FKDKItAI, HAV. INGH AND MIA N AHIOCIA* TION, Planttirr. v* RODKRT JONKH, el u*. st al . Defendanta. NOTfCK (IF BALM NOTICE IH HKIIE IIY GtVKN Giat on the Hth dey of May, M il, at 11:00 A. M. at Hie main dieor nf the t'ourlhnue* of femlnnle County, at Hanford. Florida, the undersigned Clerk will offer for eal* In Ih) blaheel and beet bidder fur rash the following described real properly: luit SI, Block I. I1KI. AIR, Orcurdlna tn the I’ M I I he rent as recorded In Ptal Dunk 1. P i t * Tl. nf Ih* Publle Record) o f Ssmlnol* County, Florida, tngeihor with nil structures, Improvement), future), appli­ ances, mid appurtenance, on ■aid land or used lu conjunc­ tion therewith. This eal* la made purauant In final decree of fnroclnsuro entered In Chancery action N'n. f l l l t nnw pending In the (*lr> cull Court of and fur Htinlnolo Count*. Florida. DATED THIH l l l l t day of May, 1**1. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. f l * r k of tho Circuit Court By; Martha T. Vlhlin Daputy Clerk ANDF.HHUN. Ilirail. DEAN A M1WNDKA Attorneys fur Plelntlff I I I East Central Boulevard Orlando, Florida Publish May 14. 1141 (TDM-41 IN THN CISC I 'I T COVET. NINTH JUDICIAL CIE CVIT OF FLOB1UA IN AND FOM SEMIn a n ro u iT Y CHANCKMY NO. t t * M GLEN K. IIHULTZ, Flalollff El’j tl K J. AIIULTB, Defendaat NOTICE o r I V I T T E E ■T ATE OF F LO EIE A TOl EIAIIE J. 8HULTE f i l l Klgbteenlb Avanua Oakland, Californio A itworn Complaint having been filed against you In tho Circuit Court In and tor Kaminol* County, Florida. In Chan­ cery, (or Divorce, the short title nf said action bolng OLEN E. SHULTZ, Plaintiff v*. BLB1E J. SIIULTZ, Defendant, thoeo present* ora to caut* and requlra you to fll* your wrlttoa dafenese. If any, to Ik* Complot ot Died herein, sad to terv* o copy thereof upon Plaintiff's attorney on or be­ fore the Uth day of June, A. D. 1141, othsrwleo a Decree Fro Confosoo will be entered against you and tk* eoueo procood oa porta WITNESS my Sand aad * ( f l . rial aoal a I Oonford, demlnol* County, Florida, tkla Ittk day of May, A. D. t i l l . ((B A L I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clark o f ths Circuit Court, NUttk Judicial Circuit la and (or Bemlaol* County, Florida By Maataa At owes. D. f t OOBDON V, FREDERICK Atloraoy (or FlaJotlff ltd Boat Commercial itrddt Legal Notice 24. W ell D rilling WKL1.F DRILLED. PUMPS S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS All Type* and glsea W * Repair and Servlc* ■T I N E Mtchln* and Supply Co, {AT W . In d HI_____________H I . M i l 30. Home Appliance* e 8 rtN F O H L rK L K C T R l^ e O. E. A p, l it no**— Now 4 U**d I I I M a y olio lll-llll 32. Huftineaii Equipment Plano Tuning sag Repair W. L Harman ... 111-4111 Tell them you sew It la The Hanford Herald) 4. Itoauty ( ara T. Ill- tin i. CHECK OL'R E V E R Y D A Y 1-0W PRICKS! OFFICE FUR NITUR E Sample Heme: 4 Dr. L elterfll* ■■■■BJU H U H 1 L A W N 4 Tree Service. I yr*. Cabinet, full suspension, Reg Contracting Repair* eiperlenc*. Ht-aldn. 11)11. our price 1 0 *1. Rnyel F R E E ESTIMATES Hwivel Kier Chair. Reg. ' R. L H A R V K T A A B CONTRACTORS tat Sanford A ve_______ 1!1-U*1 It* .*), our price l f * S I . Coe* HOME 141PROVEME.NTH, cn Kiec, Hwivel Chair, Reg. l i » . » i , our price it; .id. ROOFING. PAINTINO 4 23. Fainting IN^UlATINO POWELL 'S OFFICE HUPPf.T Financing Arranged Itt-IIIT P A ^ m N O J ^ e g e l r J I l G t T L 15. Hpeclsl Services Mickle Even* News 4 Weether Captain Kanysroe Westher • New* Cartoonvlllo Tho Herald ooaorvo* tb* prlSICK ROOM NEEDS Today vlleg* of rojoctloa er re vieDivorce Court Wheel Chair*, Welker). Canes lag say oSverllsomoat te ll e * American History A Crutches for ront or eal*. It dooms ohloolloaabl* to Kiercle* for Modtrn Prorrlp lluns at L o w e s t tba pallor *1 thla oowo. Women Price). Discount to pooplo paper. (D Romper Room over IS 4 all Hsrvlco Perion(* ) The Mornlns Movl* Ml. Chsck our prices. ( I f Make Room for D E A D L IN E S F A U S T DRUG STORE Daddy Fre* Delivery lll-«flt I t Noon Day Before <l> CIIH News with Mlk* Publication Par Wallace OFFERIN G A HPRCIAL BEIL (D W h tl'i This geog Insert inno and Kill# VICE? More then to,Ml) read, t l ) 1 Love Loey (Sat. Nana Par H a stily) ore at* i'h* Hanford Herald ID NBC News elaeelfled ade dally. Rilea as t l) Andy of Mayberry low aa Ho per line per day! M l Cooeootratloa Dial l l l - l l l l or I t l . l l l l and 1SJ December Bride place vuur odt 2. I'entonilx (*> The MrCoya ID Jeopardy FIX IT HttUP Do you havo ■ drinking prob­ ( I ) Price la llisht N EW LOCATION lem. Writ* P. O. flog t i l l . to* Ho. French DI.4TI1 Hanford. MONDAY r . M. till TEJAAl^BQlIABIWIDdtl* Legal Notice IN THE flE C r iT t ill MT. j i n i r m . r in c v iT , in n in t h AND FOR SEMINOLE COHN. TV , FLORIDA, IN CMANCMMV NO. H E * W Y N K L L K FOREHAND LONG. 1’leintlff. v*. UUlinY D. IA)NG, Defendant. NOTH E OF a l IT TOl IIOI1RY l>. LONG t i t Wood Street Iteytown. Teaaa Tou. Defendant, a t* hereby nolllled that a Complaint In Dlvnrr# and Annulment has been filed again)! you tn the above styled suit end yuu are required to serve a ropy uf your answer or pleading to the Complaint mi Plalntltr* attor­ ney, Joseph M. Muraako, p. o. Itui i l l , Fern Park, Florida, and fll* the original answer or pleading In (he office of the Clerk of the circuit Court on or boforo the »th day of June. t**t. f t you fall to do *u, a decree pro confeeeo will b* tok­ en against you for tho relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ cial seal of office at Hanford. Hemlnule County, this l l h day of May. I I * ) . (SE AL ) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of (he Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlra Deputy Clerk Joseph M. Muraako l>. O. Iloa JJI Fern Park. Fie. Publish May 7, It, II, 11. f i l l CDM-II NOTICE o r FOMKtT.oat'BM SALE NOTICE le hereby given that Ihe undersigned AR TH UR 11. RECK W IT H . JR., Clerk nf Clrcult Court of Seminole County, Florida, will, on tho tlth day of May, f i l l , at 11 o'clock A. it. ot tho Front Done of the Semi­ nole County Court House, Aemlnnlc County, In tho city of Sanford, Florida, offor lor aalo and oell ot publle outcry lo tho blshoit sod beat bidder for cask, tho following dosertbod properly situated lo Semi­ nal* County. Florid*, ta-wlti Lot II. Block It. H K FT L K R HOMES U G W K L L PAR K. SECTION ONE. according tn plot thereof recorded In Plot Hook II, Pago* 41, 41. IT and 41. Publle Records « f Aemlnol* County, F lor­ ida! TO G E TH E R W I T H tho foll ow­ ing personal property! I llolpolnt Refrigerator — Serial No- l l l t l l l Model No. HBI14 1 llotpolnt Rena*—dertel No. M i l l Model No. RE II. pursuant to Ih* Summary Final Deers* o l Forooloaur* entered In o oaee pending In said Court, tho stylo of whtm to TH E BROOKLY N BAFIKOS BANK, * Now York eerpoca- U0,,■ Flalollff. DARRELL M. HEARD Aad MAHT JO HEAPS, Ms wit*. DofsnAont*. and U e ohanoorr naaboc of which la 1LIU> WITNESS nip hand and tk# official aoal of aald Court tkla I l l h day ot May, l l d l . (BEAL) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR T A X IIEKII (tee. 1*1.IS FlorlSa Olotiefea of Idiai NOTICE IH H E R E B Y GIVEN. That It. B. Riser the holder of ths following certificate has Glad said certificate for t.is deed lo be Issued thereon, The certificate number and year of leeuance, the drarrlptlon of the property, and Ihe name tn which tl wee assessed ere as fallow*; Cert If Irate No. t t Tear ot leeuance 1*1* Drarrlptlna of Properly) All Block S Clay Spring Piet Book 7 Pag* I f Name In which asaeesed Karel, Emil K. All nf sold properly being In Ih* County of Hemlnole, Piets of Florida. Unless aurh rertlflcal* shall he re­ deemed according In law ihe properly described In purh cer­ tificate will ba sold tn Ibe hlghret rash bidder at the f rnnl door of tho Hemlnoio County Court llousr at Hanford, Florida, on the first Monday In the month of June. IMS, which le the 7lh day of June, 11*1Raled thla Ith day of May. 1 * 11 . ( O ffic ii) Clerk'* Heal) Arthur II. Kerkwlth, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court fly; II. N. Tamm, Jr., Deputy Clerk Publleh May 7, It. Jl, 71. IMS CDM-II NOTICE UF AP P M CAT IIt N FUR T A X DEED ffey . 1*1.1* Flat Ida ■tolate* ol IdtO) NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN. That It. II. Riser the holder uf the following certificate has filed sold rortlflcat* for tax deed to be leeued thereon. Tho certificate number and yoor of Issuance, the description nf the property, and the name In whlrh it w.ie aeeeeecd are ae follows: Certificate No. 171 Tear of leeuance 14IS Drarrlptlna o f Property I H SO Ft of E H of NK>4 Of ■ W>4 Section I I Township 11 H Range 11 E Nam* In which guessed Carey, ('. A. All Of said property be­ ing In the County nf Memlnnlo, Htatr of Florida. Unless such certificate shall ba redeemed according to taw Ih* property described In such certificate will he sold tn Ih* highest cash bidder at the front door nf the Hamlnnte Courtly t'nurt House at Hanford, Florida, on the first Monday In the month nf Juno, 1141, which I* the Tth day at June. t i l l . Doted this ith day of May fit) (Official Clerk’s Heal) Arthur It. Heckwlth, Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court Pemlnol* County, Florida By: H, N. Tamm. Jr . Deputy Clerk Publish May 7. It. I t, 71. t*M CDM-71 NOTICE OF AP P LIC AT IO N POE T A X DEED !■**. 104.1* Florida Slololos of |gEH NOTICE IB H K R K B T GIVEN. That R. B. Rleer the holder of tho following rortlflcat* hae filed aatd certificate for tax deed to b* Issued thereon. Tb* certlflcsH* number and year uf Issuance, lb * doocrlptlon ot th* property, and Ih* name In which It woe assessed ore o* follows: Csrflftcot* No. 17 Tear of Igeuenc* 111* llsootlpltoo o f P rr p rr ty i l « t 1 Blk T Lockhart’* Subdivision Plat Book 1 P ag* 7* Nome In which ooeeteod P o ­ land Flnsnco Co. All o f **14 proparty bolng in th* county « ( tomlnolo, dint* of Florida. Unfeea auch cortlflcat* ohall b# rodeetoed ocoordlng to low tb* property described In ouch oertl firsts w ill bo aald to the btghsei c u b bidder o t th* front door of tk * Bomlnol* County Court House at Ionford. Florida, on tha flrot Mon­ day In tb* month ot June, I M t . which Its th* 7tb day of Juno, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk ol tho Circuit Court nf Seminole County, F lor­ t i l l . ida Datod tkla Itk doy o f May. Ryt Elisabeth 1111. Deputy Clark (Official Clock'# deal) Arthur M. Beckwith, J r, Joseph M. FMMtarato ROES#, WIOMT 4 BUBFORD Attorney for P laintiff Clark o f Circuit Court AmerloAs National Baak Bldg. P. a Boa m i l i d BeonHIy Trust Bull It * • Aomlaol* County, Florida P. a Bag HIM Miami t l , Plar4da •onford. Florida, i l f t t Ey: U. N. Tamm. Jr. BL Botorokurg. Flo rile l u l l rublloh May It. It, I I 4 Jut# PHaaklla I - » d l l Deputy Clerk Publish M ar 14, l i l t 4. f i l l Publish H oy 11, I N I Publish May 7, it. It, II. to ll CDM-t# CDM-t I CDM-II CDM-II 50. Mlsc. F o r Sole 50. MIbc. F or S t lt 1 EVENING Dresses, ale* I 4 T. 1*04 P E R MONTH 1 sen new f e e t Cover* for | Will Deliver Repossessed 1MI *41 Bulck Spec lei. Coll I I I Zlg-Zaa (h it Rutlonhol**, 1111 otter * p. in. eews on flu Done. Monogram*, makes Fancy Hitches, etc. I 14" niCYCI-B. new, 111 payments remaining. Pb. Sitn oth**: Boy*. Infant*. 4 Ma­ 71*7. ternity. all* II. Car bed. PlnyH A W I I A N steal suffer 4 ompllpher. TV. Format, alas I. * : * - l * o l after I r m. N O T IC E Hewing machine still In guar­ antee, 1**4 Zig-Zag, Used only (wle*. moving North, must sell. Assume remaining a pavmenl* or l i l t . Call Col­ l e d OA t-lSTT. * FT. Chain Link Fenr* 144 Ft.. I Gaits, |1*4. Call 1177711. KENM ORE Washer l i t : Dry. er I I I ; Rervel Gee Refrlg. 1*1 Ph. 771-1477. tta Nureer sot. All Reason­ able. Ph. 777-1*1*. 1— I K WING MACHINES — 7 f i l l Dlal-o-Matte ZlgZago that hove never been used. They were Mother'* Day laynwaya never picked up; cuvlomere left area. W e are unable to locate them. Tou can hava l three machine* f « r Ih# bal­ ance 147. Cash or Term*. W il l take older ms t.lnee In trail*. Phone tSi-431 d; will deliver; NO OBLIGATIO N; C A L L COL. I.ECT. MEN'S W O R K SHIRTS fl A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLU S 110 Sanford Av*. 177-174) M iac Furniture Items. Huge, f l per day rental for Eltotrlo Carpet shampooer with pur­ Tahlee, Rockers. Ilrtsssr. chase of Blu* Lustre. Corroli Twin Usda. Fen*. Kitchen Furniture Co. cabinet. Heaters. Antique China A Bench. 1447 Trench Av*. SANFORD HEWING C EN T E R 101 Bn. Park Av*. 117-4411 OVER-STOCKED SALE Dresses, Hhorls, macks. Hlnusss. R E A D Y M 1 X CONCRETE Hklrte A Hal*. Hummer Stork. Blocks, Stopping Hlonst, Sand, All reduced from 71% lo 14% (Reel, Ortas* Trap*. Rock. I DAYS Only. Lot Marker*. Polyethylene. C A R O L E R DRESS HJtOP Wire Mesh. Steps. Window Hwy. 17-47 nille. Dry Wells * Drain Tils. Irfingw nod Pie so M IR AC LE CONCRETE CO. BABY Uastlnet, m ift re ta 4 humper, Ilk* new 114; Daby Stroller 17.10; Baby Car feat • 7.40; ] nine it lb. Columbia THE C IR C U IT COVET. Rnwllng Hall A Bag— cost IN 114 new IIS. i Pr. Boy's N IN T H JUDICIA L C IE C V IT OF Hhoo Skates, Ilk* new, else F L O RID A IN AND FOE S E R I . 7. 17.10: 1 pr. Girl'* Shoe NOLE COUNTY. Skats* 11.44 els* 4. Call 133- IN C H ANCERY TO. I4S3S H A R D Y W. R A W L S ond 4*11. KVA B E L L E P. RAWLS, hlo WtfO, Plaintiff*, -veTHB BODWELL R B A L T T NOTICE OF APPLIC ATIO N COMPANY, a Connecticut corFOR T A X DEED Duration. ROBERT C. H A N ­ (■er. 104.11 Plerida glalatoo of COCK and M AX IN E NOKGEL 1040) NOTICE IH H E R E B Y GIVEN, HANCOCK, hla wife.Defendants. That R. R. Riser th* holder of NOTICE OF O U T the following certificate has filed said certificate for lex TOl Th# Bodwell Realty Com­ pany, a foreign corpora­ deed to lie Issued therenn. The tion. If ealellng; whose certificate number and year of plat* ot buetneea ta un­ Issuance, tb# description of th* known; property and th* name In Horry T. Bodwell and whlrh It wee assessed are Sylvester M. B u d I o n g, follow*; whose pUees of rosldenc* Certlflcel# No. Id Tear of o r * both unknown, t e dlrIssuance 1*1* erloro nf, and trueteea fnr Description at Properly: th# property of Th* Bod­ w * : * a io nu>ek ] * c r y . we ll Realty Company, If otal Lske Winter Homes dltaolvod: Hubdlvlslun Plat Rook t Th* unknown grant***, Pages l i t , U f A 111 aeelgnoea, turcesaor* In Nam* In which aaieised Brown, Interest, directors, otock* Mildred F. AH of said property holder*, or any other par­ being in th* County of Hrmlty claiming by, through, nole, Htai* of Florida. Unless undor or against T h * Bodsuch certificate shell be re­ w elt Realty Company, deemed according to law Ih* whoaa unites and placoi of properly described In such rosldenc* or* unknown; certificate will be sold to Ih* All persona claiming any hlgheet rath bidder at thU eetato, right, tltl* or In­ front door of th* ismlnol* terest In or tn the real County Court Mouse at Hanford, • stale herlnofter describ­ Florida, on th* first Monday In ed, nr any pert thereof, th* month nf June, 1)11, whlrh whoee name* and places Is the 7th day of June. I*4t, nf residence er* unknown. Dated this Ith day of May. YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI1*11. FIE D that a Complaint to qutot (Official Clerk's Heal) tltl* and to rancsl certain re­ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, strictive covenants In deads on Clerk of Circuit Court th* follo w in g described real Hemlnoio county, Florida property, to .w it: Ry It. N. Tamm, J r , I-oli I I , 11 and tt. Block Deputy Clerk 11, 4th Section Droamwold, Puhlleh May 7, 14, I I , I I, 1*M according to th* plat there­ CDM-71 of * * recorded is Plat ock 4, Pag o I I , of ths NOTICE o r APPLIC ATIO N ublle Records nr SemiFOR T A X DEED Rots County, Florida, t i e r , ItM.IO Florida Mat ate* al ha* heen (Red against you In 101*1 n o t i c e ih h e r e b y g i v e n . th* abova etylad suit, tb* ahnri That R. R. Riser th* holder nf li t)* of which la Hardy W. Ihe following rfcrtlflcal* hat Rawls and Eva Dalle P. Rawls, filed said certificate for lax hie wife, Plaintiff*, versus, Th* deed to he Issued thereon. Th# Bodwell Really Company, • cortlflcat* number end year of Connecticut corporation, st alIssuance, th* description of lb* Defandsnte, and you ars roproperty, and the name In which qutred is serve a copy o f your It waa aais titd or# as f o l ­ Answer ar other pleading In th* Complaint on Plalntlffa* atlows; Corttricol* No. 14, T e a r o f tsrsaye, Cleveland, Stephenson Issuance 1MI and Mil*. Suit* 111 Sanford Atlantic National Bank Build­ lleerrtptteo o t Propovtyl R *1% Ft of W. 1st Ft. of ing, Sanford, Florida, and f l l * F.ty of NW l* of I W k of th* urlgtnal Answer or other M V I f Her. I ( Township I t pleading In th* Office ot tha H Rang* 10 K Clerk o f th* Circuit Court an Name In which assessed Davis. or bafor* tha Itth dey ot June, Matlle A Will. All of laid pro. A. D. 1111. I f you fall ts da so, party being In th* County of a decree pro confeeeo will ba Bomlnol*, Btete of Florid*. Un- taken against you for th* relist lee- such certificate ohtll be demanded In th* Complaint. redeemed according to law th* This Nollca shall ba publish­ properly described In such cer­ ed one* a week for tour oonsetificate will be sold to the cutlva weeks tn T h * Sanford hlgbeel cash bidder at lb* front Herald, t newspaper circulat­ door of th* Seminole County ed In Semtnol* County, Florida. Court Houe* ot genford, F lo r ­ Dated thle Ith day o f May, ida. on Ih* tlrel Monday in th* A. D. l i l t . month of June, 1141, which I* (S E A L ) th* 7th day of June. 1441. Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , . Dated this Alb day of May, Clark Circuit Court t*i*. By: Ellaabetk Bruanahan (Official Clerk* Heal) D. C. Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr., Carroll Burk*, of Clerk of Circuit Court Clavaland. Blaphenio* 4 Mia* Htmlnnl* County, Florida Attorney* t t l o w , P. O. lly: H, N. Tamm, Jr, Drawer X, Oonford. Florida. Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Plaintiff*. Publish May 7, 11, 11, II. l i l t Publish May T, 14, I t , I I , I H I CDM-II CDM-17 Legal Notice Legal Notice P W A T C H V O U H IN V IS T M B N T • • • Deltona .. You'rd nggrty—yvE can mtch this Mackl#-Built community growl Ddltons id yow iy fdptofr. Sptojoud Ddltons tomoutgg am tun t o * p r i e s i l t o t f i m You obe] mm s Dolton# nomotrta for lust $10. down. Viui Daltons now — take a Ssif-Ouldddl M AOdM UAT D M V I OUT TOOAYI *k* tS s S S �It Pays T o Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 72. Female Help Wanted 51. A rticles F o r Rent M ay 14, 1966— P a ge 5-A I BEDROOM duplex, furnteh1-1 and 1 nedrooma ed, |I5 mo, l mile* South N E W and USED from Hunt*. 123-3:0. Awning* A Cabana* QUALt "Y MOBILE HOMES Hwy. I T - I I • 012-1512 FURN. 1 Room A p t . privet# hath A entrance. | I0 month Including utllltlee. 311-1130 32 * I FT. 1-Br., |!J». I I I nr 132-320. IS 57. R E N T A HKD HO I’ SK M OTHER (P ari T im e) Runaway. B a b y Openlnga for Women who want occa atonal employment or n»dt, by D ay, f f t i k , or wo rk to aupplement Social Month. CARROLL'S FTJRNITURB Security Income Fill In for reeular H om e Mothera durl i t W. lot. MI-0111 Inx lllneea nr vacation. Muat he able to live In during per­ ••Too name It — w# have It!” iod o f employment. I l w m A Itoui* — Hydraulic Board furnlalied. (7.no per T ra nir oli il on — Jack* day for I at, 1 day. A 15.00 A M E R IC A N R E N T - A L L each additional day. Muat be : « « « 8. Hiawatha Ill-M il able to partlclpata In Church artlvtttei with children. Ua. 52. Swap or Exchange of alcohol prohibited. Apply Florida Methodlat Children'# HAt.K n i t T R A D K : Gr.ut Dana Hume. Ilox I. Enlerprlee, for I o' Huai. I22-»I»5._______ Fla. 32725. 53. Wanted T o Buy 55. Furniture F o r Sole NEWS C O I I R K I PONDENT WILSON - M A IE II FUltN wanted In Oviedo. Muat cover Uuy — Bell — Trada Social, Church A S c h o o l 111-11 E. litli:-IC I Event*. Uae of Camera nacreaary. Contact Paul BrookCor tha bttS**t aataetlon of ahlra, Sanford Herald, 111nearly m w and uaed furni­ 1111. ture, aaa Noll'* Furniture B ro k t ra g . tn Caaielberrr on 11-11. Open I d a n 1 to I. FREE E S T IM A T E 95. Houses F or Sale B A L T PIL C H E R Beat Buy Broker 131-701 Day or Night 95. Houses F o r S a lt CLASSIFIED INDEX LAR G E I IIDRM. Home 2 Bathe, Florida Room. Lga. Storage, Carport*. Near Shopping r an ­ ter, Playground. I l l f Movea you In. Buy* Harrow. Inaurnote. etc. it play cloitng.) I l l W. Jlnklna Circle. For appointment call 122-(O I! af­ ter f p. m. or anytime on w eekenda. 1 BEDROOM, 2 Ceramic Bat ha. Dlahwaeher, Dlapo»al, Fruit | Treee 322-5111 Evenlnga,, 222-7(10 Daya. L S itu a tio n W a n te d Upholitarlns A Mattrata ren­ ovating. Naw A Uatd Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfe. IRONING, my home. 111.1111. 2 BEDROOM, 2 RATH HOME. Co. at 111 Celery Ave. I l l Sallafactlon Ruiranteed. 7(1 Haywood Circle. Haa well 211T. and pump. Monthly payment D E N T A L ASSISTANT, aubatl* 113.11, Including tnlereat, Ua«4 furniture appllancea. toola, lute work during vacatlona. taxea and Inauranca. Call 322ale. Bought - Sold. Larry'a ittd lll. ID74, night Mart, l i t Sanford Ave. Ph. i n - m i . _____________________ D E P E N D AB L E * l r l — Daya I BEDROOM A ir Conditional, 14 hatha. Florida Boom. Work. B ab y'Sil tin g , HouaaECHOLS BEDDING CO. V ery Rraannable. Tee A keeplng. HS-TITI. Bedd.ng A Furniture Green Katate. 333-0(15. A T FACTO R Y PRICES: Ml. Heal Estate - Sale H I M a g n o l i a ________211-4121 69. Schools & Instructions 8P A R C B A K T Trailer. I 3 BEDROOM Duplex A p t, Tile hath, Terraaao floor*. 032Wide I I Ft. Tiong. Can 2114 after 5 p. m. iren at 1713 W. 2nd St. call 322-1410. FISHERMAN'S PARADIS E, lat. Floor. 2-hedroom*. lge. living 106. Apnrtmenta fa r Rent room, dining room. Nicely Kuril, on talk* Monroe. 32251.1* eientng*. 323-74*0 days. 4 ROOM A P T . Newly decorated, wall In wall EFF. APT. Laka Privileges, Carpeting A Carporte. 404 Lake Mary. 312-1413. E. 14th 8t. 3 ROOM Furn , All Utilities, 150 FURN. Garage Apt. Itl) Mag­ mo. 123-3714. nolia. Come by A *ee or call A. K. Ito**etter, Florist 322* Ft'llN. Duplex A p t, I Room* A hath, »55 mo. 1 Mile South 1151. of Hunts. i: : - I 2 ( 3 . 1 ROOM FURN. A P T . Ph DOWNSTAIRS, Unfurn. 2 122-3113. Bdrm. Apt., kitchen equipped. in i, w. tllh St. FURN. APT. |*S n o . 10* Park. 1:1-0330. I-Room, 1-Ilr. Furn. Apt. 141. Call after 5 p.m. and week­ 2 ROOM Unfurn. Apt. f Room _________ end*. 322*0113. Furn. Apt. Maitland Ave,, Altamonte Spring*. Ph. I l l - 108. Hoorn* F or Kent f734. 1051 Ft. be «r 73. Mole o r Fem ale Help BEL l. US your rurnltura. E X P E R IE N C E D T T 8 operator Quick t'arvle* with tha Caah. for day work on feat arowln * SUPER T R AD IN G 1* O 8 T. papar. Contact Georg* Doyla, 111-OITT. (inlnaavllla Sun, Ualneavllta, Fla. USED F U B N IT U R K IJl-UTO _____ 10'’. Mobil* Home* • Sale 106. Apnrtmenta for Rent 120. Automotive Servlet $100 DOWN FH A-VA HOMES 1— l a a l A Found 3— Peraonala f — Beauty Cara A—Day Nuraerlaa f —Child Car* I — Doga— Cat*— Pete 10— Poultry — Llvealock 11— Special Notice# I t —Catering — Food I I — Bicycle Bepatra 15— Special Bervlce* I f —Interior Decorator# 17— Janitorial services 11— Lvndtcape Service 11— llulldera Supplies 10— Hardware 11— Home Improvement* 22— Plum bins 33— Painting I I —Well Hrllltns 11— Air Cond. A Keating I I — Radio - Television I t — Photo A Equipment I f — Home Appllancea I I — Muelcal lnetrumenta 11— Bualntaa Equlpmeal 11—Job Printing l ( — Utholatery I I — Vacuum Cleaner* 17— Moving A Stores* i f — Kx terminal ore ( I — Plante — Feed# — Seed* 50— Iliac. For Sale St— Ar ticle! For Rent 51— Swap or Kachans* 51— Wanted T e Buy I I — Furniture For Sal* I f — Antlquaa For Sal* 51— Money To L o u t l — Money Wanted f ( —Pavlnga A Loan • f — Inauranca f t —School# A In,true Ilona 70— Employment Servlcae t l —Male Help Wanted tJ —Female Help Wanted I I —Male or Female Help 11—Salve Help Wattled 77— Situation Wanted 31— Income Property t l — Bualneea Prop.—Sate 11— Reel Katate Wanted I t — Real Relate Sale 17— llualnaaa llentala ID— Lota For Sale t l — Far me— Grovaa 12— Acreage 15— Ilouaee For Bala • I — Hcuaee— Sale or Beat •T— Houee Tor Rent 114— Reeort Rental* I f l —Trailer*—Cabanaa 103—Mobil* Home*—Bat* 103— Mobil* llcmaa— Rent 101— Trailer Space— Rant 1ft— Tra iler Lota— Sale 10*— Apartmenia For R e st 101— Room# For Rent 110— Hotel Room# 111— Rental Asentt 111— Wanted Te Heat 111— Autoa For Sale 111— Auloa— Salt or Trad* 111—Trucka For Sal* 130— Automotive Barvto* 111— fcootara A Cycle* 111— lloata A Motor* 113— Marine Supplies Stemper Agency 322-5612 425-5938 Ball-Blair Agency St. Johns Realty Payton Realty NO CASH N E E D E D ! ’SO '•1 '89 ’58 ’57 ’55 *60 *57 *59 ’ 63 ’58 ’ 51 *55 '65 ’57 '58 '57 '$0 '55 '57 •57 'S I ’56 *61 '64 $378 $1087 $497 $$76 $267 $103 $797 $433 $397 $1197 $197 Ford $99 Cher. Cadillac $471 $99 For d DtS uto $199 $311 Chav. Mercury $117 $967 JEEP $463 F iat Olda $3*7 $379 Imp. $397 Chav. $127 Char. bal. bal bal. bal. bal. baL bal. baL bal. ba:. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal bal. bal. bal. Char. $9$ bal. Kamb. $97$ bal. Cadillac $392 bal. R tn s u lt Conr. Cher. Volks DeSoto Huick Dodge Ford Ply. Falcon $33 $43 $38 $35 $17 $ 4 $38 $26 $33 $44 $38 $ 3 $18 $ 4 $10 $36 mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. vn». mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. $ 7 $11 $33 $19 $17 mo. $33 mo. $ « mo* $ 3 mo. $41 mo. $18 mo. Accept Trade-lna! country liv in g A T IT'S BEST Beautifully furnlah'd 1 Br. home, wall In wall carpet. Encloaed porch. Nice fruit tree*. Only |!,700. Owner fin­ anced. Low down payment. SO U T H W A R D It Investment A Realty S. Park Ava. Ill-lilt H OM ES FO R SA LE For the Beat Buy In A Naw or Reiala lfnma. Sea Stenatrom Realty We Hava Tha Home Fur You STEN STRO M REALTY ISfS $100 DOW N P A R K D R IV E Ph. 112-3130 Open Ton igh t 'til 9 F H A - V A HOMES V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T nstiM SH A R P! REALTY R A M B L E R *'330” * Dr. Sedan. Standard Tran.mls.lon For I t l M Highest Economy. A Luw Mileage Csr. ■ ■• » B U IC K L eS A U R E Cabbage Racks. Seed Bed Equipment. Seed Bed Wire Tripods, Tomato or Bean Slakes, Sweeps. A Frames, Trowels, Watering Cans, Other Small Toota. Call 822*3540 Or See J. B. Brown At Vegetable Stand — Celery and Sipes Ave. Tw o In Slock. One With Automatic, And One With Standard Transmission. Iloth Cara Itmindilloncd And Iteady. Taka Your Pick For E X TR A R A M B L E R “ 330” CLEAN 5 Door Sedan. A Local One Owner, Low H l Q K Mileage, And Clean. Aulo. Tranamlaalon. ■ *1105 T E M P E S T CUSTOM 4 Door Sedan. Automatic Tranamlaalon W ith Vinyl Interior. You W ill Lore Thla One. D O N’T L E T IT S L IP BY I Nomad Sta. Wagon Full Power A A ir Cond. T E M P E S T S T A T IO N W A G O N RAM BLER AM BASSADOR *1595 I Sedan. The lleat O f llamhlera With GO! Station Wagon, • Paaarnger. W e Sold Thla One New. A ll The Feat area W ith A ir Conditioning, Itoom Fur A Large Family And Juat In T in e For Vacation. 132 Cu. In. V-R Knglnr, White - Wall Tire*, Vtayl Interior. *2995 Offer Good Through Month Of Mar- •1 I 62 R E N A U L T D A U P H IN E l*O N T IA C B O N N E V IL L E V IS T A Thla One la Exceptionally Clean, Haa A ir Conditioning, And Power. | Automatic, Radio, Hcatrr, Power Steering And Hrakea. Imw Priced For The Quality And Condition. 60 Cadillac Series M62’\ 4 Door Se­ dan, Fully Equipped In­ cluding Factory Air, A Good Running Automo­ bile. ’1695 Imp*la 4 Door Sedan V-8, Powergllde, Power Steering, R a d i o and Heatar. 63 Volkswagen ’1595 ® 0795 U SE D CAR S FROM m e u i c k L Or Ml 7-2330 ’595 2 Door Sedan, L o w Mileage, Extra Clean. M A N Y MORE ON D IS P L A Y (E X C E P T S A T U R D A Y ) ~ TRACTOR 2 Ton, Cut Down For Moving Mobile Home*, Good Mechanical Con­ dition, Air Over Hy­ draulic Brake*, 2 Speed Axle. ’1095 P O N T IA C C A T A L IN A V IS T A EVERY N IGH T 1801 W. lat St. — Sanford 63 Buick 61 Ford Pick-up OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. Seminole County Motors ’2095 ii T o n , 6 Cylinder, Heater, No Rust, Good Tires. 63 C H E V R O L E T ..................01495 Phona 322-0614 S P E C IA L P A IN T S ’1695 O N L Y 01125 Air • Conditioned Power Steering, Radio, l t FT. High Hat, complete with 50 hp. Johnson, elec, eterter, trailer. 0411. 111*1107. 62 Chevrolet P O N T IA C C A T A L IN A 60 C H E V R O L E T PABK 1—640 Ford Tractor-Stepdown For Setting Or Hai-veallng................... 9995.00 1— Double Bottom Plow, New Polnta 125.00 1— Low Pressure Spray Pump and Boom 35.00 1— GaaoUaa Pump Lika Naw Hfifffffafftl ,« 195.00 M 1 M ■ Iw w FALCO N P O L IC E C A R REALTY FARM E Q U IPM E N T FOR SA LE 4 ttimr, Air Conditioning, Power Hrakrs, Power Steering, Automatic, And I k * Other fioodlea. A Very Clean Csr, Pick-Up *1768 COMFORT IS A 1965 AIR-CONDITIONED FULL-SIZE FORDI Your E V IN R U D R Dealer SOt-f.l E. l e t rh. 312.5311 54 Chevrolet P U R S U IT STEN STRO M ltl-1111 Gateway To The W aterway Robson Sporting Goods ’2395 64 DODGE D A R T Office i 233-3111 Nlsbtat >11-0700 Ill-O fll I I I ! Perk Drive Wa Hava Tha Home For You itt-nif 123. lloata A Motor* LaSabre 4-Dr. Hardtop, Automatic Transmis­ sion, Power Steering, Power Brake*, Radio and Heater. S u in ’ T o Co. SALES BROKER 4A l l SA N F O R D AVE. 1 I I 1 Z O PE N E VE N IN G S ill-fin 111-41(1 B u t i r i F Ur Ida 111-4301 National R a ie e in ila a a Inc. Pk. 011-4*10 64 Chevrolet Volkswagen ABOUT M R MW COST d P NISH QUALITY FHA - VA D R IV E 131-7(15 NIGHTS V 1mnm 1, 1, A I BEDROOMS 1. 14 A 1 BATHS K IT C H E N E Q UIPPE D LOW MONTHL Y PAYMENTS IM M E D IAT E D E L IV E IIY For Complete Information ■aa or Call Your n il lll-n ift 010 Magnolia ’1595 62 WfHM T ■ Senkorik Gloss and Paint Company 61 Olds "98° $100.00 DOWN SEE YOUR A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D ’ 1 0 9 5 BANK I lilt., 1 Rath, Double Util Rm . Playroom, Fenced yard. Ph. Ill-n ioi. 104 W. Ind SL 113-0011 A L L W O R K GUARANTEED 62 Falcon N A T IO N A L . •[POSSESSION' A U T O GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. H O W E L L P A R K — Only 11 minute* from NAS near youth Seminole Elementary a n d 125. Marine Supptlea Junior Utah School*. Fully air conditioned three bedbedroom litiinri with bull'-In atove, terraiao floor*, eldeFIBREGLASS, Cloth * R 3*tn. walka A **wer*. V A A F H A Sava 3S%, Fateo, 1IH r.aelra, only |lfn on down, French Av*. 313-tllt. 171.00 month total. Vacant. IIOOMH for Men, 401 Magnolia. AVALO N APAR TM E NTS Quick pneeraalon. ('all 447311-1411 ( t i t (W in te r P ar k). Dewey t l * W. 2nd St.. Metcalf Realtor. FURN. APT.. *3## Mellnnvllta, 113. Wanted T o Rent 1 BEDROOM. Take over pay­ I lldrm. Duple*. W A NT E D to Rant or Buy— tn ment tSt.ff. 21 f Palm Place. UNFURN. the Loch Arbor Area of San­ Kitchen Equip. 322.1134. ford, Home with I bedroom* 96. Houses • Sale or Kent * family room. Occupy on or FUltN. DUPLEX, t lldrm, r e ­ after 15 June. W r i t * Lt. R o ­ decorated, 111 mo, lathe Je>2 or 1 BDllM. Itouae. Call after bert A. Johnson, Itl. 1. One aup. Call 223-7511 after 4:10. 1:30— 133-31II. Either Dr, Carmel. Calif. I BEDROOM. 1 Bath Houee. FURN. Apt. t « Park. 115. Autos F o r Sale 327-1331. _____________________ EFF. APT. private bath, lullahl* for Couple or Single ' l l FORD Convertible. 0350, or 97. Houses For Kent person. Ideally located down­ old rar, assume payment*. town. Inquire at Manuel 323-1111. N IC E LY Kuril. 5 Room House. Jacobson Dept. Store, 311 K. Washer, Disposal, First A 2-Dr. Sedan, Standard '13 RAMIlLKIt. e door Sedan, let Last Month'* Rent. R efe r­ Reel clean a new tire*, Tronic Radio 4k Heater. ent*. 2(21 Summerlin Ave. W KLA.i A APARTMENTS 114 t i l l .00 Ph. 414-MOO. Orlando. 1 '. Flrat Bt. SANFORD MOTOR CO 336 French Av*. 332-4113 UNFURNIS HED! 3 1111— 4*7.50; 3 ROOM A p t, nicely fu rn, prl3 HR— country. 110; 3 HR — vale bath. Adult*. No Pet* UOlt McKKK USED CARS »73: 3 BR— I I H s i n n —|ffl. 122-1113. NO MONEY DOWN Stempar Agency. 1313 H. -01 French Av*. 333-0731 2 IIDRM. FURN. Apt. 101 P a l­ French Ave.. Ph. 331-1111. 1141 GREY, VW. Sunroof. H A metto. 311-1174. 4-Dr. Sedan, V-8, Hjr* J R ^ ^ a c e lD n tC o n d ^ lIl-m *. I BEDROOM House 3401 Adams dramatic Tranamlaalon, Court. Wynnawnod, iso per FUI1N. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 1 1 1 -im . Power Steering, Power mo. Ph. Mr. Bella I22-I4I1. 116. Autoa • Sale or Trade A f t e r 3 p. m. 1I1-0III. Broken, Radio 9 Heat­ Kl'RN. 2 Apia. 130 ft |40 mo. 1151 HK Y LI N E It, retrackabl* Adult*. 322-3110. er, Factory Air. FUHN. 3 Bedroom lloute. hardtop, radio, heater, power Adult*. No Pel*. 122-4053. ateerlng, l i l t ceeh or trad* 1 IIDRM Furn. Cottage. Adult! only. Nn Pete 122-UIT. for older car. Ph. 332-5117 or N E W 2 Bdrm-, Kitchen equip, » r * at l i t Gerrleon Dr._____ prd, 175 month. 3:2-3415. FURN. APT. 113-2100. 3 IIDRM. House, unrurn., good 118. Trucks F o r Sale L A K E MARI', Clean, Lge. Furn. location. Ph. 12I-173S, Ap t, Adult*. 121.1310. I FT. ell metal pick-up box, Biacayno 2-Door Sedan, 3 IIDRM House Furn. Electri­ for truck. See Dement et cally throughout. On private FURN. ApL 317 W. 13th. Call V-8, Standard Tran*Klllnor Motor*. *41-4113. lake, lllg Bass fishing at mission, Radio A Hoot­ back door. Out p**t Oalaen. Reference* r e q u i r e d . No er, Low Mileage. Drunks need answer. 131-0113 or >75f. S E V E R A L Oulatandln* I A 1 CERAM IC Inalructlona liy EllBedroom Homee available In aaheth. Handmade illehrt, all Arena pi Sanford. Let ua 1500 DOWN roara etc. Luatrra Bold He­ Thla two-bedroom home haa Show you Around! rnia. 1 Houra |1.50. Ph. M i ­ a den that could ba uaed for ni*. third bedroom. Recently re­ painted. Larne Lot. Owner F L Y I N G SEMINOLE RANCH leaving town— eacrlflca price (Space Unlverally Airport) l i f t S Park Ava. of 111.115 for quick aala. Call Located 1 mllta Eaat of Oviedo I l l 5711 anytime ua today. on Hwy. t i l la now open. f f — U u a ln e e * O p p o r tu n itie s Student Inatructlon now R i v ­ 1 BEDROOM. 1>| Bath. P la y ­ en In Piper Cherokee " l t o . " room, Living rm., Dining rm . Come out and learn tn fly Patio, excellent for enter­ NOW. Expert Inatructlon In taining. Ilt.tnn — |1I 0 mo. (Diet Dlreet) Realtor*.\ppralicr-Tr»dea a relaxed atmoaphere remov­ Terme. 332-1027. From Sanford Exchant* ed from buay traffic pat- 111-011 From Seminole Countr t i l l 8. Frtnch Av*. terne. Twin-m ain # Charier L A K E M AR Y available anywhere. E e a o Three bedroom modern maannAvlallon Producta avnlLible ry homo oil large lot with 95. Houses For Male 95. Houses Far Sale fur Happy Ftylnir. Ph. 115treea In good location. Pric­ Real Eatata — Ineuranc* 1101 tor further Information ed nnly 110,301 requiring 111-51(1 anil appnlnlment._____________ 3rd A Park Ava. 1100 DOWN 13.100 down and hnt. 161 LOCH ARBOR monthly. ( 4 % Intereal. Excellent Buy— Lee 1 lldrm. 3 BR., 10 x 17 Fl*. Rm.. Ter. Floore. Kit. equip, te ; mo. 71. Male liolo Wanted 3 nath home with Family pay* all. II ELM LY RE ALT Y, ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S ltm.— Near Gulf Cnurae. Beau. T H E TIM E T E STE D FIRM Office In Village Hall. x. Or­ Realtor E A R N |11 to 1100 Weekly In I l f N. Park Ave. 11 fully landscaped lot with Ill-fill lando. 313-11(1, night* 111Raymond Lundqulet. Aaao. your apart lima. Hell new awlmmtng pool. Total price 1571. 133-3151 Atlantic Bank Uldr. l l l t h Quality I-roducta, even* lll .co o with li.ooo Down. JOHN E. FOX, l » n or daya off. No canvaaa131-5331 f o r Appointment. N B ’ E 2 lldrm. Home with Flor­ N E A T Furn. Collage, aultahle Iny. Mu at be faand a hi a A have I f f N. Park Realtor OPEN D A IL Y AND FUND A r Ava. 11I-0SS1 ida Room. H i Country Club 2 BDRM.. 1 Hath, Deep Well lino f o r Cnupla, prlval* yard. 1303 car. For appointment call d « u n, l » i per mn. con­ lid. No down payment. OwnPalmetto A v e , 312-3131. fo r lawn, I T I . f f monthly pay­ 131-1005— I to T only. temporary l Bdrm., 1 4 Bath. ner will pay half of d o t i n g * -----------------------------------------ment*. Available i June. Ph. Family Rm.. Woode.l Lot. N. R O BE R T A. W I L L I A M S rnal. 121-2027 after « :SC pm. 322-1711. Lungwuud— |leu Down, l l u l LAR G E 1 Bdrm.. 3 Full Bathe, Realtor with Itenae (Nn llefrlgere72. F e m a le H e lp W a n te d per mo. i.'ulnnlal 3 lldrm, 3 Raymond l.uiulqulat. Aaao. IMAGINE |(3 mo.I I lldrm. 1-BEDROOM, den, central air, tor), 145* M einoll*. Contact Hath, Dbl. Carport*, DM. 111-1151 Atlantic Rank Bldg. Ranch Home, Pool, 1 Acre, Tt.l William * Hardware. fenced yard. 113 Lake Minnie Utility, Patio Family Room. L A D Y — Qualified for Kuraery Barn, Ideal gardening 05,100. Dr. Park Ridge, Sanford, S. I.onit wood — 1500 Down, Cara A to Llva In. W’ rlta llox 321-0153. L A K E MARY. I Bdrm. Furn. 311-1113. flnn per mo. 3 Bdrm., 2 Hath, C. A . W H ID D O N , SR. 115. Sanford Harald. House. Adult*. No Pale. Cell Patio. Country K lliltm , Ho It ROIC ER 1 BEDROOM, 1 4 bath, lga. P A R K R ID GE— SUti-DIVISION m i - isjo . Long wood — 151*1 Dow 11, ID* WOMAN to care for 1 little i n i R. Park 111-11*1 fen ied yard. Country Club 1 Bdrm., 3 Hit)., Entry Foyer, per m n 1 Bdrm. Hpl 11, 3 FURNISHED alrla. Mual love children. Helghta. Lake Mary Ilnart, House, Lake Family lloorn. Breakfast Bar, Bath, Paneled Family Room, Prefer widow or unattached. 132 Harter. Aetutna Mtg. A M*ry. 122-1043. Built • In Kllchan. Central l ’alto. Grange Tree*. H laing15 or over, with own trine- JOHN S AU LS AG E NCY l>2 mo. 322*1451. lleat. Double Garage, City wood. IAll prepared for Air- NEW t-Iledroom home*. Ph. portetlon. Sll-15*!. R E A L E STATE BROKER Sewer. 117,300, open Dally. Conditioning 1 1350 Down, 1*3 I IIEDROUM, 3 Bath home. Real Eatata Aeanrlate 321-Otll. Evening* f ( ( * ! 7 l 3 . per mn, 1 Bdrm.. 1 4 Hath, RE G IS TE R E D Nuraee or L.P.N.. |(00 no down, aaaunie pay­ W I L L A MAE PIIOKOSCI1 Hanford — (fun Down, |I20 I IIDRM., 1 4 Bath, 1100. AvailNureee Alilee A Cook. Good M I G n t D a ^ ^ ^ M j j M I ^ N I g h t e ment*. Located near bate A Government owned per 1110,. Executive Typa Co­ par. Pleaaant working con­ athoid. Ph. 133-1011. a hi* May 7. 313-3401. lonial, 4 Acre lot. ('ra ng * dition. Apply Dellary Manor 90. LotH F or Sale Humes T r n * . 3 Bdrm., 2 Hath, Air I RED Rim iM llnfurn., kit then Nurilng Hume. I l l - f i l l . conditioned, Well, Hohurban equipped. 331-1* 51. 1 G R A V E LOT, Uaklawn Came. Hanford. VA - F H A - In You can find anythin* you I cry. Ry out of town owner. 313-131)1 2f(o Hiawatha at IT-II Mrrvlre Loan* Available. All A V A I L A B L E May 3. 1 Bdrm. peed advertlaed la the Herald Maka offer. Writ# U o i I l f , Furn. House, |tl. mo. M3I ’aymanla In* lode prln.. Ini., Halaotlon « f 3, t, and ( Claealfled. PRICE Reduced — Beat Bar­ Hanfurd Herald. ____ 1170. Bedroom* located In vsrloua T e s t * A In*. LMN ENTERgain In Town. 1 Bdrm.. Flo r­ St.lio n* of Sanford PltlHEH. INC.. 331 Long wood ida lloorn, Nice Yard. Call or Plaia. U. K. Highway 17.11 I Bedroom house completely Immediate Delivery 95. Houses For Sale furnlahad. I'll. 122-2577. come by I 4 " » Summerlin. 323- M O N TH LY South, Long wood, Florbla. PA YM E N TS (I3C alter 3 p. m. IIY O WNER, 3 Bedroom, 1 FROM $50.00 bath, Ctl runel ruullon home, FOR TH E BEST HOME Igr. alindy lot. L ow equity. 132-fall. BU Y Seminole Realty Auto Gleet t o p s A Seat Cover* :| r a m b l e r 301 W EST FIRST STREET 1501 W E S T FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA } HOLLERS OF SA N FO R D THB LOT WITH THE OJC. QUALITY CAM 2nd. A PalaMtta Ph. 322-071! 2907 8a, FWfc Ph. 322-0M1 �Adventist Baptist Episcopal TH E S E V K im i-D A T ADVENTIST CUURCU Corner ttk A Elm a . L. K ir ib a t i----------- Pallor SERVICES SATURDAY— Balibilh School ---- *:I0 a. m. W onhlp lir t lM _ 11 :H a. m. PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Pork Annuo A T. B. Cbunco Paator Morning Wonhlp _ 1:10 a. m. Sunday School —_ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union _ _ 1:10 p. nt Erontng Wonhlp - T ill p w. Wod. Pray or Sorvlco T ilt p. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Stroot. Longwosd Fr. Chariot W. Slowart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ 1:00 a m. Family Service A W adnn dir Nlghl Prayer S m le a ---- l i l t p- w- C la a a ii Methodist ............. .. |:J0 a. m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 Park Art- at 14th St Ittv. Clifford B. Harrod, Paitor Bun d ir School _ _ 1:41 a- m. Wonhlp Service — ll:0 ( a. m. Brining Wonhlp - HM p » . AUlanci Youth Faliowehlp (Tina.) t i l l p. m. P ra rir Sorvlea ELDER BPRTNOB BAPTIST MOLT CROU dll A Park A va Ft. Laroy D. sopor, Raetor Old Orlando Rd. at Hoator A rt. B. Hamilton O rlftls —. Paitor Bundar School _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Wonhlp _ 11:00 a- m. Training Union _ t:lo p. m. Eronlng Wonhlp _ Ti4l p. m. to Bombers BUGGIES T ill p. m. Holy Communion T;J# a. m. Family Barvlce and Hundajr School ......... , 1:00 a. a . Morning Prayor 4Klrot Sunday — Holy Communion 11:00 a m. Christian Assembly O f God riNEORBST ASBKMULY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. Wlldar ----------- T aM t Bandar ___________» a. m. School — ! « t:4l » Horntni l t ; l t a. m. i l Wonhlp _ 11:1 B rin lm i l Worship Wonhlp _— T:K t :It P- m. o .) - f:0i Youth Boro. Birr. (lo CHun.) «:«• p. m. H ld-Week nk Berr. Bcrr. (Wed.) - t i l l p. ra. F R E E M ETH ODIS T CHURCH Corner 4th SL ana Laurol Av*. Ror. L. K. K t l U y ____ P aitor T*l*phon*t I l l - T o l l Sunday S c h o o l ---- l : l ( a m. Morning Worahlp __ 10:41 a. m. Kranlng Worahlp __ T:00 p. m. R. Varnon Fuller Bundar School _ _ 1:41 a. nt Morning W o n h lp - 11:01 a. m. Church O f Christ WoA Prayar Barrie* T:*» p. m. CHURCH o r CHRIST 111! Park Avanua Rart Brown - ___ Sundar Baptist Free Methodist FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HOT B. Hanford Are. Erangallat Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Evening Sorvlco _ 1:10 p. m. Sot "Harold o f Truth" I p. m. Sunday on Chennai t Tuaaday Lutheran Man’s Claaa _____ , Wadniaday T:I0 p. m. BIblo C la a a ______T:10 p. M. Bandar Nile Broadcact WESTS1DR MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH tth S t A llollr Arc. John I t K i n g ----------Paator Bundar School — Sundar i l t : l t a. m. Morning Wonhlp — U :lt a. au Bandar Brining Wonhlp _ T:tt p. m. W idnndar Prarir S ir r lc o ---- T ill P. a t PINECHRBT CHURCH ra. m. m. m. Wod. Prayor Sorvlea T:I0 p. nt L U T H E R A N CHURCH O P T H E REDEEM ER 101 W. t l t h Plata "Tha Church of tha Lutharaa Hour" and T V "Thla la tha Lira" Itarbart W. (Joaraa____ Paotor Sunday School 0:11 a m. Worahlp Sorvlco _ 10:10 a ra. Xlndorsarton and Nuroory FAOLA CHURCH Oh CHRIST Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 A m. Evening Worahlp — tioo p. m. Blbla c la im Wad. . Tilt p. m. W. P i n t S t r u t Bandar School _ . M ttt a. at Morning Wonhlp _ 11:00 a. w. BIblo Sludr (Sundar) Tltt p m. B ran gillilie Sirrlco t ilt p. ra. Wad- P rarir M m _ Tito p. m. Bill s t i p h i m --------- Paitor A Cordial Watcamo to All OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH SHI Country Club Road •ponaorad by P in t Baptlat Church R ir. R. T. B a rra lt---- Paator Sunday School — t i l l a. m. Wonhlp Sirrlco — M ill a- m. Training Union —_ t:tt p m. Evening Wonhlp — T:lo p. m. W id Prayir Herr. _ T:to p. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. I l l Ph. I l l - l l l l Rev. Joah Lons -------Paitor Sundar School —— 10:00 a- m. Morning Hirrlca _ ll:oo a. m. Training Union 1:10 p- m. Evening Htrrlc# __ Tito p. m. Widnaiday Mttllnga: organtintlano _ _ 0:10 p. m. proror ...... T:lo p. at Choir ____________ 1:11 p, to- The other day Grandad read an account in our newspaper about the tntraeolous speed of a B-68 bomber. He contrasted this accomplishment with the experi­ ence in his youth when he spotted his first airplane five miles outside of town — and then rode a bicycle into town in time to ace the plane circling the Cap­ itol building. Christian Science at JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH M il Klndargnrtoa and Nuroory K tiling Worahlp _ t ilt p. m. Hlshw ar 41 Waal Morrla lluby _____ Erangallat Hlljla C l a a a ______ 10:00 a. m. nAPTIBT Ooora Road Morning Wonhlp . lltSt a. Hundar School t ilt a. Training Union — 1:11 p. Evening Wonhlp TllO p. Wad. O fllc iri A T n c h tri M iltin g _ _____ — 1:10 p. Paotor Sunday School 1:11 a m. Morning Worahlp _ lltOO a m. Communion— Flrat Sunday la Each Month CHURCH OF CHRIST donors Ralph Browar Jr. Eransallol Bible S ch o o l --------- 1:10 a. m. Morning Wonhlp — 0:10 a. in, FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 Emit Hoc,Hid Strtal Sunday Harriet A Sunday Bcboul---- 11:00 g. m. Hubjact: "Moriata and lm* mortola" Wadnaaday Sarnca . g;00 p. m. Eroding ttooml H I W. P in t Waowdayai 10:10 a.m.—I I I ! p.m. It seems incredible the technological advances mankind hat made in the past fifty years. Men who rode to Sunday School by horse and buggy aa boys, today follow the flight of astronauta on TV. Their wives do the family laundry with the twist of a dial, and their grandchildren learn Algebra from programmed text­ books. One unchanging fact remains. Man still need* God ss the center and circum­ ference of his life. And the Church, aa God's expression, remains constant in the teaching of Hi* Truths. Church Of God CHURCH OP OUD llnd A Praneb L T H I CHURCH FO R A l l . . . A U FO R T H I CHURCH Tht Church |g tha p m M f u W on oarth lor U«* building o4 chanot*r god good dtlnnohlp.lt ia n tier*, honor of spiritual valuta. Without a strong Church, noithor democracy nor dviliratlon can ourrlvo. I b m ara fora goon prroon ohould itUnd ■ L i l y and rapport tha Church. Thry •it: (1 ) Fnr hi* own mho. (2 ) For hi*rhlldnn'grah* (J ) Forth*mho of hi* community and nation. (4) For tha oak* of th* Church Itaalf. which Mod* hi* moral and raiLrlal support. Plan to go to church rrftiLrly and road your BibL dally. Methodist F I R S T METHODIST CHURCH OH Park A v a R ot. Roborl M. Jtaklna, Paator Moralng Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School _ 0:41 a m. Morning Worahlp _ H : t l a m. H Y P Maatlnga — . 4:14 p. ra. {Inlarmadlato, Sanior) Eronlng Worahlp — 1:11 p. aa. 1:41 a. m. 11:00 a . m . M u r n tn g W o r a h lp _ Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF TH E N AZA RE N E W. 3nd SL at Maplo Avo. Paul B l c k o a __________ Paator Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a m. Morning W o n h lp _ 10:10 a. m. Youth H o u r ________ 4:00 p. m. or rin sT the church nazarene Lako Mary, Fla. Ror. W. L. llolconhA P aito r Sundar 1:41 A m. ----- Blbla School 11:00 a. ra. _ Morning W o n h lp T;00 p. m. __ Evening Sarrlca T:00 p. g). — Wad. Mld-Watk Prayar Sarrlcaa T:00 p. m. _ Last Wod. M Lalonary Sarrlca Pentecostal F IR ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD 111 Oransa Slraat Ror. E. Ruth arant _ Paotor Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a m. Moralng W o n h l p _ tlioo a m. Sunday Eronlng _ 7:10 p. m. W o a Bible Study _ T i l l p. m. Conquorora Moatlag F r i d a y ------------- 1:10 p a Presbyterian F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Sanford. F1a Oak Art. * trd at. □ rorar C. Bawall Jr. __ Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaaiatant Paator H. A l f o r d __________ Paator Sunday Schuol _ _ F IR ST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman's Club Building 101 Oak A v a Durward H. X n l f h t J r , Paotop Sunday School _ _ 1:01 a m. Epworth League _ _ 1:00 p. m. W o n h lp S o r v lc o ___ T;H p. m Sorrtca (Wod.) _ T:00 p. m. Third Sundar ■Ingaplratlos _ _ |:0 i p. m. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 1100 A Orlando Drlra Hwy. 1T-II) Sanford, Florida H I-T Ilt Tho Ror, J, (Jordon F u r r , Ladloa Blbla Claaa - 1:10 a. m. Southern Methodist Evnngallatlo gorvlca TiOO p. m. Mld-Watk Bible Study _ ___ 11:00 a, m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th S t * Oak Ava. Oall S m ith ---------------Factor Sunder School ...... t i l t a. m. Mornlni Wonhlp — H itt a. m. Training Uunloa — t i l t p. m. Brining S m lea 1:0# p. m. V id . Prarir Sirrlco Tits p. m. N u m rr opia W T R R ---------------t :t » P- » • C H R IST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Katana Cltrut Halghta Ror, Charlaa R H og g __ pggtor Church Schbol , l i f t g. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:o0 a m. M T F ----- _ _ _ _ _ _ f : l a p. m. Kro. W o r a h l p ____T:10 p. m. W a i Prayar Sarrlca T:I4 p.m. O E N E V A METHODIST CHURCH Rap. W. E. Tirana ____ Paator Sunday School _ _ _ l : t l a m. Morning Sorrlcaa _ 11:01 a n. Choir t'rmctlco Wad. T i l l p, m. Erory Ono Walooraa. Kvangtllatlc H arr._T:00 p. m. Family Night Sorvlea V . P . K . W a d . ____ T i l t p . r a . OpyrlfU 10W KrUtr M b O ltg Mm4rt, h r. CHURCH OP dOD OP PIIOPHECY HOI Elm Arango Rar. Rubart Woleh ___ Pallor Hundar School _ _ _ 0:41 a. m. Wurahlp Karrlca — |0 :4 > a. m. K ngallallo Sarr. _ Tilo p. ra. Tuaday: HILta Training _ _ TtSS p. m. Thuradsy: Young I ’aopla Sorvlea T:4I p m. Sunday KnfflMfl •tllfO Tutedcy fulim llliM ft U/. J J— TVHntMly Thwtdry FrW*» 2:17-14 Zm U U 1:1-4 Jororaloh 1:4-11 fitl-14 <d2> t <Sl2? t <Si2> t <St2? t ♦ cttD t < x p ? 3 < M i« MtHhow Church School _ _ _ |:t| a. m. koaalon meat* for P r a y o r ...... ............. 0:41 a m. Morning W o n h lp _ 10:00 a. A, Pioneer Ptllowahlp _ 4:00 p. m. Bonier HI Fotlowohlp 1:00 p. m. Evening Worahlp _ T:lo p. m. Wod. Prayor Moating T:00 g. ra. 7tII47 + ttf» ♦ trb> t <St2? t <rb? + <St2? □ RACE METHODIST CHUnCH Onora Ud, at Woodland Ara, liar. John H. lllraa J r, Paator Church School - t:4| a ra. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a m. M T F ------------------- 4:10 p- m. COVENANT PREIBTTERIAN I T U South Orlando Drive Thome* U. Utk in ----- P a llo r W o n h l p ------------- 1:01 a ra. Church lohool _ _ tosol a ra. ■The Following- Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sunford C A R R A W A Y & M cKIBBIN Insurance H O L L E R M OTOR S A L E S CO. and S ta ff N E L S O N A CO., IN C . Oviedo, Florida H A R R E LL A BEVERLY A U T O M O T IV E 209 W . 25th S t , Sanford H O R N E D ISTR IB U TO R S, IN C . H w y. 17-92, Sanford S E M IN O L E LO D G E N ursing A Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay A ve., Sanford, Fla. B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS. IN C. SOI W . l i t St., Sanfurd K IL G O R E S E E D C O M P A N Y 1400 W . l i t S t , Sanford C O M M U N IC A T IO N S W O R K E R S o f A M E R IC A Southern Bell Telephone Em ployee! Local N o. 8108 L E E B R O TH E R S Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning C E LER Y C IT Y P R IN TIN G CO., INC. CH ELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, Sunford TH E AM ERIC AN O IL CO. Mr. Sl Mrs. M. R. Strickland J. C. P E N N E Y C O M P A N Y C. L . Robinson and S ta ff S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K H ow ard H . H odges and S ta ff 8TENSTROM R E A L T Y H srb 8 ten strum and S ta ff C O B IA B O A T S Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Em ployees S T R IC K LA N D -M O R R IS O N , IN C . and S ta ff W 1 L 8 0 N -E IC H E L B U R G E R M O RTU ARY Eunice L W ilson and S ta ff W IL S O N -M A IE R F U R N IT U R E CO M r. and Mrs. A1 Wilson L . D. P L A N T E . IN C . Oviedo, Florida A . D U D A & SONS, IN C . Stavla, Florida L IG G E T T R E X A L L D RU G Gordon K ellett and Employees PR O G R E S S IV E P R IN T IN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S t a ff FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employee! H I L L L U M B E R A H A R D W A R E OO. Jim m y Crappa and Employees P U B L IX M A R K E T S and Employees ROSE A N D W I L K ’8 R E S T A U R A N T Rose A W ilks Bowman A Employees B APTIST MU Zion moolaaary Baptlat, Blpoo Art. ’ Haw MU Calvary Mlaclaaary Baptlat ■u Ann’a Catholta Church, Paroblag Plata, D iB iry SU Mary IfagdaHaa Catholla Churak, Maltlaa* A v a Altamonte Sprlage P E R F E C T IO N D A IR IE S S T A T E F A R M IN S U R A N C E Companies Irv in g L P ry o r and S ta ff S O U T H E R N N A T U R A L G A S CO. John Dunn and S ta ff BOB'S R E S T A U R A N T Bob and EstsUa McCalUstsr H w y. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. W I N N D IX IE STO RES and Employees -SEMINOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORY— Antioch Baptlot Church, Orloda Cohtral UagtlH Church, l i l t u . k Ava. Cbuluata Flrat Baptloi Church Chuluota Haptial Mltaloa Xldor Spring* Baptlat Church. • I I L a h s u H* Ft rat Baptlat Churgh, I I I Park Ara. F rtaMahf r kaptuo c o o n g s t Sprlan L I t* . Altarauiia All Irai Bap11 iltat churtb of DuiBary rPint Baptlat Churak at Oaaara Fjiw Baptlat Churak at Uka Mary r u n Baptlat Churak at Lab. Noam First . Baptlot Churak i l U n r i i t, Oar. Okank * ______ First Baptlat Churak at OrlaAa Iss asr asaa 11*1 W. iltk St Faraat Cttr Baptlat Charck ud Baptlot Ck Peuatala U Hand Ckarok, Orloda Lara Spuri k o n Im p t.............. l e t H laalaa, chuluota Mlaalaaarj b lU M Ck*irab North R4 Catarprtad Mo r tf t i l l m Charts Oak MUr BA Oatao Morning 01cry Baptist Churak, Oeaira Hwy. MU OUra Mlaitouary Baptlot Church, laa U a l c Oprlaia JU, I p o i i m I not w. nth su Naw Balara Prlraltlra Baptlat Church, HOI w. Iltk su Naur MU Blah Baptlat churak, l i l t paar A n Oaklawn Baptlat Chapat, IT U W. loth SU Ottaaa Baotlat Churak Piaacraat Baptlat Churak. I l l W. Onora BA. Pralrla Laka Baptlat Church. Hldga Rd, Fara Park Prograaa Mttalaaary Baptlot Churak. Midway Sacaa* Phtlok Ulaaleaary Baptlot Church. Nlath A Hickory SU Janaa Miaalaaary Baptlot Ckarok sta. BA I I I Oaten SU Paul Mlaalauary Baptlat Ckurek. Ilk SU St. MaUkawi Miaalaaary Baptlat Churak caaaaa Matghu CHRISTIAN Flrat Chrlallaa Church, HIT A Saafar* A v a CoRgr.gatloaai Chrlallaa Church, 1101 Park A ra Nnrthalda Chrlallaa Churak, F I a r 14 a Haro a D r, Maltlaa* CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Churn of at nt at SU Jaka'a Miaalaaary BaptUt Churak, T ia y ? liu A u Churak. r r r i.iS T A r Blua Mapa Baptist Chunk, Til Ortag* Ara. Chriou t i l l a Park Av a Cbrlat, Qaaora ckriat, Ue eg weed CkrlM, Paula CHURCH o r OOO Church Ckurek Church Church at uT at at OaA OWL 0 «A 0a4 I I I Htckary IIM A Preach Or loin Hlccloa, Hatcrprln BF1SCOPAL An Batata Bplgaapal .. Chunk B. DuBary g l ^ c K t a CfcSuaia"1 * r g S ; ^ 6ah' AVA a«fc- A va , Batarprlau CkHM Bp I•««pal Church, Laagweol All Salaia BpiocopaU Ralorprloa Maly Craaa BpUavpai, Park A va at I l k LUTH E R AN Aocoaatoa Lulbtraa Church, Ovorhrnok Dr, Caoiothorry do. a Shepherd United Lathera SI00 A Orlande Dr. Lutheran Churaa at tha RcOa.ooor. 101 W. Hth plan Moolah Lutheran chureh, American Lagleu Hall, Pralrla Uaka, Fara Park PU Lukaa Luthcraa Church, Bu ltd Stavla METHOD 1ST Baractt Mcraantl Hcthedlal Chunk, & Dctlary Ara, Bntcrprlaa Bear Uaha Mathodlat Church Bathal A.H.B. Chareh. Caaaaa Hclskta Caaaalbarry Coranualty Mathodlat Church, Mwy. it .it a Plaay Bilge Rd, Caaaalbarry DtBary CaatatuaitF Halkodiet caurah W. Hlgblanda DaRary Chrlot Mathodlat Chunk Rualand Balutaa Flrat Mathodlat Ckurek, i l l Park A va Flrat Mithodlat Church al Orloda Flrat anther a MMhedlat Charck Wcmaa’a Club IM Oak A va Free Mathodlat Churak, lot W. 4th SU Oaaava Mathallot Chunk, Oaaava Oran Mathadtai Chunk, Oaera BA Oraat Chapel A . I U Charck, Orloda Oahgrore Mathadlot Charck Ovlada Oataaa MithalUt Churak P a a 1 a Wotlaytm Mithadlat, BU M W. at Paala BU Janaa A M B , Samford A v a ■U Mary's A.M.B. Churak SU BU 411 Oataaa SU Paara MaUadlat C h u r a k Oataaa R A RatirprtM StaKord MtraarUl McthadUt C k a r o k A DaRary BAZARRRB Nonaroue, W. NaaarasA ------------- O A T ADVE NTIST Pa r e t Lake Sava ath. day A l v c a t U t Church, Hwy. i l l , Faroet City Scrcath.day AdveaUci church, MatUaad A va , Altaaiuata Spriapu P 'f'H Sarauu-4ay A iw a tin Ckwuk. Barcuth A B l n . . . . . „ O t H B B CHVBCBEB kllaa'u AJABL Churak. Oliva A i l t k churak at Oad la Chrtau Ovlada Chuluota Coombsalty Churak Church al o n at Prophecy, t i l ? B i l l A v a C hun k a l o n M U a l tk Batarpriaa Church a l Jecua Ckriat a l Lkttav Dap • • lau. t i l l Park A v a C a w a u a U r Ckapat, Attaanata Bprlaga •JjJtaJ* C k ^ P ^ B ^ . Comaiuaity Pnwhytsrtaa Chunk, Laka Mary P in t Praabytarlaa Chunk, Oak Ava A 114 S t P in t Preabytertaa Chunk, Caaaclharry P in t Praabytarlaa Church el DaRary, B. High lead Praabytarlaa Chanh a* Tka oavuaaai • I f ! A OrlaaAn o». BU Aadruws Praabytarlaa Churak • i l l Bear Laka Bsa4 P ,N ta O a M ia tty fvatayUrtaa Churak, U»a*la BA WaatatlBlatar Praabytarlaa Churak, Hawaii Park. Bu 114 l t . M . , F « ? ^ hy l 4-kh r r ' Klmg4am MaU at JahavaVa WHaaaa * f k a Me area Ualu t i l l W. Third BU P i n t P a a t a n a w i Ckurah at Laagwaad F a it Oaapal Yabaraaala I T U Caaauy Club Charck Oak HIU R4- O i t i t i Piaacraat Aaaaatalp a t OaA I l t k A B i n ■ tafe rd A l ltaaaa Charck, t i l l A Bark a v a ^ r a it iN V ^ V n u * * Tha Balvatlaa Array, | U B t a g BU Valtp Charck at S a s le rA I N A l i t B . (j �Earth Collapses, LBJ Homes Damaged three top state aides By J i m Casselberry and Fred Van Pelt proceed to that city Im­ Gov. Haydon Bums today mediately with orders to “ as­ declared an “ em ergency" situ* sist in every w a y " possible in ation at Casselberry and inthat stricken city where the earth shell collapsed and dam­ Proposes $4 Billion Tax Cut (Hit? aged six houses Saturday. Governor Burns acted dur­ ■ ing an early morning conferwith Sen. Mack X. Cleve­ land Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davis VOL. 67 The annual spring concert o f the Sanford Male Chorus under the direction o f Robert Caraie will be held at • p. m. tonight at the Civic Center. Featured soloists will be B. E. Aiken Jr., lira . Shirley Ryan and Paul Lewis. The chorus will be accompanied by Mrs. Robert Smith. e e e “ W het does a fire ant look like," asks one o f our readers. W ell, It maasures oneeighth to one-quarter inch In length and Its color varlaa from reddish to blackish rad. It builds hugs mounds tn the field* to house its colonies. Sometimes aa many aa 70 mounds per acre. W * have a picture o f a fire ant but it looks ilka most any other large red a n t It'e doubtful if the untrained eye could recognise one o f the p o ts . But when It etinge, you'll know. e e e Approximately IjSOQ frontend auto taga boosting “ San­ HOU8R MOVES ford on the 8 L Johns" have The firs t bint o f the im­ bean distributed by the Semi­ pending disaster came to the nole County Chamber o f Com- quiet residential street with j rnerce. attractive beaten between g ) W A S H IN G TO N United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 M ONDAY, M A Y 17, 1965 (U P I) — President Johnson today ask­ SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 191 ed Congress fo r an exeiae tax cut o f nearly 94 billion and New State Ag-Labor Unit Okd at the damage following a per­ A plan to develop the Da* Bary area near the St, Johns Klver has been proposed by Miami developer Milton It. Waaman. He has offered to make available about 200 acres west o f DeBary for an industrial park. Waaman also has offered to donate a site for a public park near the St. Johns River and 40 acres aa a site fo r a junior college. An auxiliary air atrip In the orea to accommodate up to four-tngin* Jet aircraft also is contemplated by the Federal Aviation A g e n c y , Waaman says. He says he will make land fo r the air strip available. a • e Zip Code S2771 lim itfi W E A T H E R : Sunday 86-57; fnlr thru Tuesday, high 85-90; low tonight in 60s. Jr., o f Seminole County, who apprised the Chief Executive sonal on-the-spot inspection by them Sunday. Governor Burns ordered to Casselberry William McGee, assistant state highway engi­ neer in charge of construction, and C, W. Henry and Ernest Bishop, geologists with the State Board o f Conservation. The three state aides were being flown from Tallahassee this afternoon by James'Cart­ er, pilot for the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission. They were given permission to land at Sanford N a v il Air Station by Capt. C. W. Swan­ son, commanding officer, and were to bo met there by Mayor Owen Anstey and Casselber­ ry city and Seminole County commiulonera. Governor Burnt' office In­ formed The Sanford Herald that the Chief Executive has "Instructed the State Iload De­ partment and all other atalc agencies to lend every assis­ tance" to the stricken city. Senator Cleveland told The Herald by telephone that "the Governor postponed two early appointmenta and delayed a Cabinet meeting to meet with Joe (D avia) and me to discuss the Casselberry disaster. Frankly, wa were amaied at the way he took hold of the matter. He wasn't a bit mealymouthed when be instructed (he state agencies to move." The damage to six homes waa done over the weekend by aa underground shift la the earth, which caused a mam­ moth sink bole to form, de­ vouring a 111,000 concrete block bouse and a large sec­ tion of paved street. Senator Cleveland and Re­ presentative Davia were on the scene Sunday to inspect the damage and diacusa aid with Mayor Anstey. The 90-foot crater formed Saturday morning beneath the home o f Mr. and Mra. Rich­ ard Roaoliky, o f ITS Northmoor Rd. The couple was at work in Orlando when the trouble started. The hole la approximately 100 feet acroaa and the outer perimeter o f cracka and de­ pressions extends 225 feet. When news o f the natural phenomenon spread thousands o f curiosity seekers streamed into town to view the havoc wreaked by nature. Casselberry police, firemen and town officials were hard pressed to control the influx o f people and ears, and called upon the Seminole County Sheriff Department auxiliary, Sanford, U ngw ood and Mait­ land P o l i c e Departments, Long-wood Fire Department and the Civil A ir Patrol fo r Phone 822-2611 Reduction Would Go To Buyers “The Nile of America” on the S t Johns River Seminole County Cane R E P . D A V IS and B a.m. Saturdny when Mrs. Charles Miller, a new resident at 101 Northmoor, reported her house |iad mov­ ed several inches o f f . its foundation and water from broken pipes waa flooding t * hums. N ext door at 181 North­ moor, Mr. and Mrs. David Milne, were startled to see the U rge concrete slabs of their driveway bucMu and rise sev­ eral feet in the air. Cracks were noted in the street and in several yards. Loud popping and cracking noises in the homes in the neighborhood U-gin to give a warning of the stress to which they were being sub­ mitted. Suddenly before the eye* of horrified onlookers the yard o f the Itoxulsky home began to sink and the house sag, an-J In a period o f three hours it sank to the roof and was practically disintegrated. Many household Items slid down Into the abyss, but when the growth o f the hole seem­ ed to have halted, at least temporarily, several valuable items o f furniture were res­ cued out o f the hack o f the house. Residents and o f f i c i a l s praised utility crews of Cas­ selberry Utilities and Florida I' o w e r Corporation, w h o quickly went to action to re­ store power, water and sewer service. Sewer pipe waa sev­ ered when the street caved In, nnd emergency equipment was instu lied fur use until repairs can bo made. FLIE S HUME The opening in the earth continued to expand, taking the driveway, carport and corner o f the utility room o f the Albert Greene home next door. A fter receiving word o f the disaster Greene flew back from California, where he was vacationing with his wife, to try to salvage Ids house and move out furniture. Furniture also waa moved out of the two other adjacent houses. A report filed in Sheriff J. L. Hobby's office indicated that the homeowners hava l*en notified by insurance companies that insurance is null and void inasmuch aa the losses resulted from “ aa act o f God." The rollapsa o f underground limestone layers causing these sink holes to form is believed by geologists to be triggered by the dry weether which Central Florida ia experienc­ ing. 6 TALLAHASSEE Sanford Plaza Performance Posfed < Gov. Haydon Burns said a new department will be aii'zt d in the State Industrial Commission to much offshore decide labor can hired for Florida winter citrus ami sugar cane harvests. MunFIR E I.T. toduy ning Hnrri n swus minted the slstnnt chic Sanford Fire Depart­ ment by Chief R. T. Thomas. (Herald Photo) Two Orlandoans Die In Viet Nam SAIGON (U P I) - Two ironnerved U. S. Army officers risked their lives todxy to de­ stroy four deadly time homhs buried in the wreckage of Blcn Ho* air base—scene of the worst American disaster of the Viet Nam war. A military spokesman said as many as 27 Americans may have died Sunday In a flight line explosion that destroyed 22 bomb-laden planes and other American p r o p e r t y worth at least 120 million. Among (hose listed as dead were: Airman 1/c Clifford !L Raulerson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Laycock of too* Wentroop Lane; Orlando, Fla. T/Sgt. Claude M. Bunch, husband of Mrs. Virginia P. Bunch o f 2715 Lina Heart Road, Orlando, Fla. Convicted Men Seek New Trial Attorney Albert N. Fitts this morning filed a motion in Cir­ cuit Court to secure a new trial for Jimmie Lee Drumright and Israel Gilley, convict­ ed of the rape of a 12-year-old g irt Fitts was allowed until May IB to file his motion. There is no tndlcaUon as to when the motlaa will be heard. M INE BLAST T O N Y P A N D Y , Wale* (U P I) —An explosion occurred at a coal mine here today. First reports said there had been heavy casualties. Industrial Commission Chairman J. D. Wright Jr., Sanford, said tbo new ment was expected to bo okayed by the U. S. Departmeal of Labor by the end of this week. He sold it would be organized with 15 cs. all paid from f u n d s , within G O days. Creation of the new depart­ ment was expected to shift doristoas about the numbers of ml .here workers available for i lorida’s important fruits and cane harvests from Washing­ ton to the state capital. The new department will de­ cide on how many workeri from offshore islands will be needrd to supplement domes­ tic workers in the citrus groves and the sugar canc fields. During the past winter season the state waa at odds with the federal government over use of offshore labor. Tlie Department of Labor ha* insisted better use be made of domestic workers. But the stale has claimed off­ shore workers do a better Job and there aren't enough will­ ing domestic workers avail­ able. Wright called the move a "great break - through for Florida agriculture as a whole" and told an early morning news conference that the move was designed to bring decisions about offshore labor from Washington to Tal­ lahassee. He said the Depart­ ment of Labor would lay down broad guidelines for decisions ronrerning offshore laborers. Wright said the program was sparked by the U. 8. La­ bor Department after a visit to the state more than two weeks ago by Labor Secretary Willard Wilts. "H is visit was the beginning of assigning of lilts duly to the state level," Duma said. Burns ssid the action was a victory for a practical ap­ proach o l solving one of agriculture's most pressing problfini. HANFORD FIREM EN presented two fishing rods, ono for surf and one fo r fresh water, to re­ tiring Chief Muck N. Cleveland Sr. Sunday was his lust duy on active duty. Acting Chief Robert T. Thonius ntude the presentation in behalf o f the firemen. (Herald Photo) Four Vehicles Crash In Smog Along 1-4 A thick bank of fog and smoke, piled up in a hollow on Interstate 4, Just south of the SR 46 intersection, was blamed for two separate but related accidents on 1-4 about 12:30 Saturday morning. Tbs first accident involved a large flat bed truck and a huge semi-tractor and trailer. Stale Troo|>er J. L. Sikes re­ ported the first accident oc­ curred this way: Ths flat bed truck, driven by Latter Bobb, Rt. 2, Sanford, traveling north on 1-4, slowed down to about lo mph after topping a rise and entering the thick smog bank. Visibili­ ty was about 15 feat. Tbs huge tractor and trail­ er, loaded with plants and flowert, following the Bobb truck, hit the flat bed vehicle from the rear, knocking It acroaa the median atrip and into the southbound lin e. The Mini, d rive* by Rqy Ronald A performance b o n d of 9470,000 has been posted for completion o f Sanford P la n , Nicholas Masters, Daytona Reach attorney for the receiv­ er, said today. “ Ws are satisfied that atl the legal requirements have been met and the bond la satisfactory,- he added. Masters said he understood soma preliminary studies on r e s u m i n g construction al­ ready have been made and ac­ tual work on the P la n will get under way this week. The attorney said periodic checks would be mada to aaaura that work la going along on schedule. “ We want this work done aa quickly aa possible," Mus­ ters said. R A 8 Services, Ine., o f Clearwater, has been sward­ ed the contract fo r work on the I’ laza. Tha company was required to p oit the bond. Traffic Toll M IAM I (U P I )- T r a fflc acci­ dents killed at least 16 per­ sons in Florida during Die weekend. called on busineas to trans­ late the reductions promptly Into lower consumer prices. Specifically, tha President recommended an axciaa tax cut o f 93.5 billion in tw o equal atagea, affective July t and and Jan, 1. Another 9464 million would be eut in additional install­ ments on Jan. 1 aach yaar from 1007 through 1069. In n special massage to Congress, Johnson also pro­ posed an Increase o f 9900 million In “ user charges'1 — meaning higher taxes on fual used by trucks, airplanes and boats on Inland waterways. A proposed cut o f m ajor Impact on the nation's econ­ omy would be in the manufac­ turers' excise tax on new au­ tomobile*. Johnson recom­ mended that this be reduced from the present 10 per cent to seven per cent beginning Immediately and down to fiv e percent in 1007. Johnson recommcndad that the first part o f a cut In ex ­ cise on cars be made retro­ active to Saturday, when ha made the announcement that he would aeek tha reductions. The President recommended complete repeal o f the tax on air conditioners and, Uka the cut In tha auto levy, to avoid a lag in the retail market, ha usked that tha cut on air conditioners be retroactive to purchases made a fter laet Friday. In the case o f both car and air conditioner purchases, a f­ ter enactment o f the tax bill, the government would maka refunds to the manufacturer when evidence i* presented that tha final customer had been reimbursed. Open Fri. N ights! _ fe n n e iff f t ALWAYS m ( T QUALITY 9 FOR TH E HOT Reid, o f Miami, then swerved off the road, through a fence and bogged down in mud along (ha road. SUMMER AHEAD! Riding with Bobb waa Budell Douglas, Sanford, and with Reid waa Dawey Wbaram, lUalaab, A ll four were treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital for cut# and bnilaea. There were no arrests. The Bobb truck received about It,500 damage? and the Reid ve ­ hicle about >4,500 damagea. Meantime, according to Trooper C. L. (T om m y) Tom ­ linson, traffic had piled up tn the southbound lane o f 1-4 at lbs scene o f the accident A vehicle occupied b y lfr . and Mra. Franca Koon, Eatonvilla, waa tha last ca r ia the baited traffic line. A ca r d ri­ ven by Clarence Moore, of Orlando, came over the rise and struck the te a r at the Koon car. 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Liquid Datargaut 6Sc Sum Liquid 6Sc R m I Touch 47c WISK Qoirt 35c Quirt Whlla Daodorut Rag. B in 75c Dial Soap 2/31 I �Chinese Reds Drive For All Asia - LBJ Seminole County on the S t Johns River “The Nile of America” uTltr Umtforir ibralft VOL. 67 I t sesmi almost certain that Seminole County will yet Its $30,000 planning; fundi thl* year for the propoicd junior college. e • • Ever wonder what you would grab first if your house caught fire? Well, Mrs. Mary Mobley of Longwood waa faced with this dilemma the other night. She may go down in history as one of our most devoted readers. One of the first things she rescued was a stack of San* ford Heralds. Mrs. Mobley Is historian for the Lyman High School PTA and finds The Herald indlsponsible in keeping the scrapbook filled with news clippings of school activities. • • e A Sanford man, Albert E. Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kramer, of 1003 Sum­ merlin Avenue, Is currently serving aboard the amphibi* ous assault ship USS Boxer, engaged in Joint U.S. Opera­ tion in the Dominican Re­ public. Another Sanford Navy man, Don W. Roth of Elder Road, has received a letter of com­ mendation from his command­ ing officer while serving with RVAII-7 a t the Naval Air Station here. • e e Residents in the area of 25th Street where the road improvement program is go­ ing on anticipated inconveni­ ences . . but not so many. They expected their (side) streets to be blocked tempor­ arily . . . but not to have their water supply cut off al­ most daily and telephone serv­ ice disrupted for days on end. W ater was shut off Tuesday for more than four hours. The careless workers have been hearing "plenty" about it, too, from City Manager “Pete” Knowles. • • e Baxter Rowan, of 200 West 20th Street, warns that rattle­ snakes are on the prowl again. He should know for he killed one in his yard, at 20th and Oak Avenue. He used a hoe handle as the lethal weapon. s e e UP the St. Johns at Palatka, Putnam County Commis­ sion Is considering building a $460,000 port facility near the eastern terminus of the Cross-Florida barge canal. s e e Richard Mayer of Lake Mary has been elected presi­ dent of the Men's Judiciary Council a t Stetson University. Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mayer, is a chem­ istry major. s e e C ap t James O. Mayo writes th at aa far as he knows no one was ever giwn a warmer farewell than the one he re­ ceived in Banford April 26. "The entire ceremony was so moving as to make it diffi­ cult for me to control my voice and respond properly,” Captain Mayo says. s e e Steak 'N Shake wilt build a restaurant across from the Seminole Plata. The Town of Casselberry has been asked to annex the property. s e e A market on Park Avenue may be searching for a new sign painter soon. One of the signs in the store window on the north end of the building offers "Farm Fresh "CRBOTS” for • cenU per pound. County Receives Race Tax Share Seminole County will re­ ceive a check for $32,000 for its aharw of the May race track tax fund distribution from the state. 8 t a t e Comptroller R a y Green said each county in the state has received a total of $244,000 so fa r this fiscal .year, a $32,000 increase over the same period In the past tlacal year. * Phona 823-2611 Zip Coda 32771 * WEATHER: Wednesday, 91-66, trace of rain; fnir thru Friday, high in 90s; low tonight 65-72. Established 1008 THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1965 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 189 United Press Leased Wire Warns: They Shall Never Succeed WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson aald today the Viet Nam conflict was part of a Chinese Communist drive to take over alt of Asia and he pledged: "They shall never aucceed." Johnson discussed the rote of Chinese Reds in a White House talk to an audience of editorial cartoonists. Hia re­ marks were televised and broadcast to tha nation. "Their target la not merely South Viet Nam—It la Asia," he said of tha Chlncts Com­ munists. "Their objective ia not the fulfillment of Vietnamese na> tionallsm. it is to erode and discredit America’s ability to help prevent Chlneaa domina­ tion over all of Asia. In this they shall never succeed." Johnson in hia speech re­ Geneva telephone aubscrib- newed hia call for uncondi­ era soon will be aide to dial tional pesos talks and empha­ Winter Park and Orlando sized hia proposal of a mas­ numbvia without toll charges, sive Southeast Asian aid pro­ according to an order Issued gram in which he invited Russia to join. Wednesday by tha Florida BLAMES REDS Public Utilities Commission. Ha blamed tha Chinese The PUC granted the re­ Reds for blocking peace nego­ quest of 61 per cent of the tiations. Geneva subscribers for the Johnson said: "We are "extended scope service” on ready for unconditional dis­ the joint application of South­ cussions. And it would clearly ern Hell Telephone and Tele- be in the interest of North graph Conqwny and Winter Viet Nam to coma to the con­ Purk Telephone Company. ference table. For then, con­ The extension will increase tinuation of war without talks TRAFFIC STUDY on mnjor roads into Seminole County got under wny subserilter rutea from 30 to means only damage without this morning north of the St. Johns River bridge on U.S. 17-92. Ken Lloyd 50 cents on residence tele­ conquest. of Orlando questions motorist as State Trooper Hill Dickson looks on. phones and from $1 to $1.60 "Communlit China appar­ More than 200 automobiles were stopped between 8 and 9 a.m. The State on business service per ently desires the war to con­ Itoad Department and the Orlando-Seminole County Planning Commis­ tinue whatever the cost to month. sion are sponsoring the survey. (Iieruld Photo) The two companies were or­ their allies.” dered to begin at ones on The President said there work necessary to provide the was greater need than ever extended service. Estimated for peace talks and tha set­ cost to Southern Deli is ap- ting up of the aid program because no purely military solution waa in tig h t for ♦JUver aids* Counties iu the new district i Plvor, Martin, Brevard. SetaEstablishment of a Fourth f o e '. .Johnson .^iterated bia District Court of Appeals, would be Broward, P*im i iuuie, U iangt, Osceola and readiness U talk pesos, then ______ V* which would Include 8«minole ’leach, %t. I.ude, Indian I Okeechobee. eomtnfUVM m m H I M , pent* devoted moat of hia 20-minute County, hoe been delayed in n.ole Chamber of Commerce speech to tile U. S. proposal the State Senate. for “a massive, ro-o|ieretive manager. The Senate Wednesday ap­ "We hope that tha FUC development effort for South­ proved an amendment that will look favorably on tha east A lla” which ha first un­ would postpone setting up the granting of the same service veiled in a speech b u t month new court fur a t least two to Sanford subscribers at tha at Johns Hopkins University years. hearing we have requested, in Baltimore. Sen. Black N. Cleveland Jr., which will probably lie set He reported that his per­ of Sanford, co-sponsor of the some time in June,” Krider sonal representative, Eugene legislation, charged that Sen. Black, was making "rapid added. Posting of almost a half, wmd, “surety," in the bond. John McCarty, of Fort i'ierrc, progress” on hia proposed million dollur bond to resume wus trying to "kill the bill.” It & S Service, Inc., of program and had found in­ McCaity said he did not m nstrurtion work on Sanford Clcurwutcr, low bidder on the creasing enthusiasm at tha think a Fourth District Court Plaza was delayed Wednes* construction project, took the United Nations for carrying day. is needed at this time. forward ihe development plan. Creation of a fourth court Circuit Judge Roger F. bond papers back to the ASIAN BANK was recommended by the Dykes insisted on the inser­ liurtford Insurance Company Part of the plan is an Florida Uur board of govern­ tion of one word in the bond to have them reworked to in­ Joe n. Baker, of Sanford, ors. clude thr necessary word. for clarification purposes. owner and operator of Green A s l a n deevlopment b a n k Cleveland claims that the "Thu bond was approved Valley Dairy, was cited In which tha United States haa Attorney Paul E. Raymond, second and third district of Daytona Beach, said the except for this technicality,” Gainesville Wednesday for been studying as a possibil­ courts are so loaded with delay was a "mere technical- Raymond said. having "the most efficient ityJohnson said this country cases that another is needed. ity” and it waa expected the Work wus scheduled to re­ dairy management operation was prepared to participate In Aa passed by the House, |ierformance bond of $470,000 sume on the long-delayed in the state of Florida.” the messure provides for four would be posted today or Fri* Plaza today but due to the The local dairyman was pre and support ths Aslan bank or more district courts with day. new snag construction is not sented with a trophy at cere to help financs economic pro­ no limit on tha number of Raymond said the judge in­ exacted to start until Frl- monies at the Florida Dairy gress. “And I reaffirm our desire Judges. Producers conference banquet. sisted on the insertion o( one duy nr early next week. to Join with every other In­ dustrialized country, includ­ ing the Soviet Union, in help­ ing this great Aslan project,” he added. Since 1U54 when Viet Nam becatqp Independent, he noted, In addition to his "Purple By Dottle Aastia "The Brigade, therefore, i nf mind and body for which the United States has spent "Snag,” S a n f o r d Naval salutes, in all seriousness,! we strive. To him this insignia Heart” Knag wears a blue more than $3 billion on eco­ Academy goat and battle- this our mascot, who has is swsred and this paisde I und gold blanket, similar to nomic help ior the 16 million that worn by the Navy masscarred veteran of two dog­ people of South Viet Nam, | cut at Annapolis. fights, was honored with a demonstrated those attributes dedicated.” Purple Heart” in ceremonies », -V-Vr at Wednesday afternoon’s V ;v r dress parade. W h i l e midshipmen a n d M: academy officers stood a t a t­ tention, tha bridgade com­ mander, l.t. Cdr. (Midship­ man) J. W. Sargent hung tha JACKSONVILLE (UPI) award around tha neck of ths Assistant statu attorney Na­ mascot. Then tha band played than Sbevlti planned to file a "Anchors Aweigb." petition today asking for a The citation which was read waiver of Jurisdiction in the caie of a 13 yiar-old boy held in connection with the pre­ in connection with the fatal sentation of the award stated: beating and (tabbing of a sub"For his display of cour­ urban bouaewife. age, tenacity and appreciation She vita aald that if the boy of help rendered, Sanford were an adult there would be Naval Academy Goat (Snag) no doubt in his mind of charg­ ia awarded tiha insignia of ing him with tha murder of merit. Be it known that: M n. Gladys Marie Hood, 43, "He did, on two occasions, who wai beaten and stabbed courageously defeat and set in through tha heart Tuesday flight a dog pack which out­ night numbered him 10 to one. That in doing so ha did suffer numerous and g r i e v o u s Lightning Hits wounds which would have GindervUle Firs Chief Tom killed a less hardy and de­ Weiss reported a three-room termined creature. Further, frame house on the Old Or­ he did appreciate and demon­ VALIANT MASCOT of the Sanford Naval Academy, “Snag,” a young lando Road waa destroyed by strate affection for thoee who nude goat, waa honored in eremoniea during dreaa parade, Wednesday. fire Wednesday afternoon at 3 tended his wounds even Brigade Commander J. W. Sargent (left) kneels to place the “Purple o'clock, when It was struck though such aid waa most Heart” around the muacot’a neck us guutkvepers, M2, c W. Leffler and by lightning. No one waa home painful, M l/c V. Jackson stand by. (Herald Pboto£ »t t£j Ujm of thg fir* School Pay Hike Lost Governor's Veto Vow Kills Bill TALLAHASSEE (U P I) —The House took up, dehstrd and passed the $1.1 billion Brneral approba­ tions art today, sending ths measure to the governor In n brief 30 minutes. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) State school teachers held lit* tie hope today for a state-fin­ anced pay raise after a House committee killed a bill propos­ ing a $51 million raise. The public schools commit­ tee, heeding the Governor’s warning he would veto new taxes, killed by a vote of 7-13 the bill to up the state's share of school money from $550 to $1,000 per teacher unit. The vote came after a twohour public hearing in the House that drew a standing room only audience, many of them school teachers. The Sen­ ate public achools committee also sat In on the hearing. Committee Chairman Robert Mann, of lllllaborough, stepped down from the rostrum to Join nep. William O'Neill, of Ocala, in telling the audience the counties should put op the money and to remind them the Governor aald be would veto new taxea. ‘‘The Governor haa not changed hii stand,” Mann laid "and this bill requires new taxes. This bill is.d ead. The question ia which committee will kill it.” WRAP UP The Legislature i* expected to wrap up the big $1.1 billion general appropriation! bill to­ day and rush it to the gover­ nor. The House considered the compromise measure the Sen­ ate adopted without debate Wednesday in five minute*. Speedy action — fastest in Florida history — meani the Governor must approve or re­ vise the general appropriations measure within five days and if he vetoes any item, the Legislature will have a chance to put It back. The Governor Is not expect­ ed to knock out any of the spending items, however, since there is plenty of money in sight to finsnee the record bill within present incoma and al­ most everyone, except the school teachers who didn't get a raise from it, are happy with the final version. ROAD PROGRAM Gov. Burns' $300 million road bonding program slid through the House public roads committee 13-1 today and was sent to the constitutional amendments committee. The Governor, meanwhile, was scheduled to address a joint legislative session at 12:30 p. m. to push for passage of the program. The measure drew opposi­ tion only from Rep. Wilbur Boyd, of Manatee, who called the measure deficit financing. He said he was opposed to the pledge of 20 year's Income for road construction during the coming five years. Should the Legislature adopt the proposal, and there la lit­ tle doubt that U will, It would be voted oo a t a Nov. 3 elec­ tion. The measure provides for $300 million la 30-year bonds, which would be sold on a com­ petitive bid basis. No addi­ tional bonds could be eold with­ out a two-thirds vote of the Legislature. Mooey from the bonds, which would be fin­ anced by part of primary road tax revenue, would go for four laoing, 1,200 miles of primary highway la Florida. Winter Park, Geneva Phone Extension OKd Cleveland Bill Strikes Snag Single Word Delays Sanford Plaza lob Baker Honored By Dairymen Snag W ins Purple Heart Teenager Held In Jax Slaying “Mother of the Year” by the conRrcirntion of Upsnln Prcshytcrinn Church. Mother of two Bonn and a daughter, Mrs. Johnson is vice president of the Seminole County Home Demonstration Council, a 4-H leader, chairman of tho trustees, and elder and the organist of her church, and a news correspondent of Tho Sanford Herald. Mrs. Marie Harris, also nf Tho Herald staff, was the church's “Mother of tho Year” last year. Drought Hampering Everglades Wildlife MIAMI (UPI) - Officials of Everglades National Park ex­ pressed deep concern today for the wild animal population in the ’Glades due to a severe drought affecting South Flor­ ida. Many ponds and sloughs vi­ tal to wildlife and rare plants are turning to dust. Water birds are leaving their natural habitats and alliga­ tors, raccoons and possum either have perished or found refuge near brackish coastal waters. A few fish recently were res­ cued by park rangers from muddy suffocation In their fait-drylng pools but It la al­ most impossible to transfer them on a large-scale basis. And the problem of fire through the park’f sea of saw- grass is becoming acute. Ona fire last week, even before Uia situation got as critical aa it is now, consumed 1,600-acres before It could be rut off. Although dryness is a some­ times problem in tho ’Glades, this Is the most severe drought in years. "At Royal Palm Hammock, for example,” said Park Supt. Carroll Burroughs, "wo aver­ age 10.23 inches of rain by this time. "So for this year we’va only had 3.7 inches there,” he said. For the past month big pumps have been throwing 1,» 300 gallons of water a mlnuto Into Royal Palm’s AlUgator Slough, but the area Is atlll dry. “That amount only wet tha surface,” said Burroughs. At stake mainly la the re­ gion's sport fishing and evea the West Coast sfirimp Indus­ try. Doth the shrimp and many game fish deimnd on tho parks abundance of fresh water flow­ ing into coastal spawning and Charles A. Cirack, 22, and feeding grounds. Richard V. White, 21. both of Titusville, waived preliminary hearing on a first degreo mur­ der charge today Itcforc Juslire of the Peace J. S. Peter­ son In Osteen. Tho two are charged with the WASHINGTON (UPI) — murder nf Moses Jackson, Two U. S. senators made blist­ Oviedo, in southeast Volusia County lost Saturday night, ering haek-lohack sltacks on and are being held without Labor Secretary Willard W. bond In Ihe Volusia County jail Wlrtz for his policy against ad­ mitting foreign farm labor. for Circuit Court action. Wirtz has completely missed A hearing date has not been set for Georgo R. Scnhlc Jr., the l>ont . . . and completely 23, charged with being an misjudged the need for off­ accessory after the fact to the shore workers in harvesting slaying of Jackson and shoot­ pcrishaldo commodities,” Sen. ing of hii friend, Andrew Spossard L. Holland (l)-Fla.) said. Cashc, also of Oviedo. "An unemployed coal miner Tho slaying allegedly took place in a wooded area after In West Virginia” is not a Cirack and White reportedly good picker of citrus fruits in Holland charged. picked up Jackson ami Cashc Florida, ‘‘Wirtx’ policy is aimed at whilo they were hitchhiking. providing more work for do­ WILL RETIRE mestic laborers." JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Sea. George Murphy (RRead Adm. Henry H. Cald­ Calif.) asked that President well will rctlevD Read Adm. Johnson aca “ the tree picture Robert (ioldlhwaite aa com­ of the territdo disaster” suf­ mander of Fleet Air Jackson­ fered by farm ers In his stato ville when Goldthwaitc retires because tho shortage of labor­ er*. in October. Slaying Suspects To Higher Court Holland Blisters Labor Chieftain .. DON'T MISS IT! Pancake Supper ALL YOU CAN EAT! $|00 KIDS UNDER 12 50c AT THE Shrine Club Saturday, May 18 4-8 P JL This Ad Courtesy Mr Roberts Tire Supply, �Sf j t Hollis Johnson, Pal Potersnak Legion Chiefs By i n * Caaaelberry Veterans of Foreign Wars Po»t 10050 of Casselberry and tha L aditi Auxiliary held a joint Imtallation of offirera a t tha P oit home on Concord Drive followed hy a huffet auppar and dance. Installing officers for the post was Eighth District Commander Robert I.. Taylor of Pina Hills. Officers for the auxiliary were InsUlied by Mrs. Clarlca Yarborough of W lnUr Park, department Junior vice president, who was assisted by Mrs. Hazel Lahnere, president of Orange County Auxiliary 2003, who served as insulting conduc­ tress. New post officers installed were Hollis Johnson, com­ mander; Michael Putcrinak, senior vice commander; Clif Overman, Junior vice com­ mander; William Iiugar, chaplain; Ralph Webb, historian and assisU nt adjuU nt; C. M. Woodruff, adjuU nt; Edward l'earson, surgeon; George Howard, j u d g e advocate; Frank Hartwich, officer of the day, and Jerry Wickllffe, Bantarb Pnjre 2 —- May 13, 1983 V ra lK A verage Income In ad eq u ate, Union S a y s VFW OFFICERS of Pont 10050, Casselberry, were installed by Eighth District Commander Robert L. Tnylor (standing, right, top photo). Serv­ ing will be (seated, from left) Hollis Johnson, Michael Potersnak, Clif Overman, Willinm Rogar; (standing) Rnlph Webb, K. C. Yarborough, C. M. Woodruff, Edward Pearson, George Howard, Frank Hartwich, Jerry Wickliffc. Mrs. Clarice Yarborough (seated, left, bottom photo) installed officers for the Auxiliary Unit. They nrc (seated, from left) Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Pat Potersnak, Mrs. Joscphino Lowe; (standing) Mrs. Helen Pearson, Mrs. Margaret Rogar, Mrs. Rctty Miller, Mrs. Josephine Fikslin, Mrs. Anne Wickliffc, Mrs. Mae Dell Topper, Mrs. Helen Hartwich. quarterm aste r. WASHINGTON (UP1> — The typical American worker must now earn $123 n week— or $0,4l8-a-year-— to provide a modest hut ndequate living for a family of four. That was the conclusion drawn by the AFL-CIti in its revision of the Labor Depart­ ment'* family budget for city worker* for 1039. The labor federation urged union negotiator* to use the new earning* figuro—which come* to $3.07 an hour—in collective bargaining to justi­ fy demands for pay inerrsse*. "This amount is required to meet the necessities of life, pay taxes and enjoy a few of the am?nitics of life—but with no allowance for luxuries or savings,” the AFL-CIO said. "The budget clearly points up the fact that millioni of American families have in­ comes that are not high enough to maintain reason­ able family living standards.” The average factory work­ er, it said, had straight-time earning* of $2.68 an hour at the start of 1966—about 6'J cents an hour below the sug­ gested rate. The typical retail worker was even worse off with weekly earnings of $70.13 a week, the analysis said. Construction workers aver­ aged $131.30 a week—about the yardstick—but the labor economists noted tlmt they typically suffered many weeks of seasonal unemployment each year. Some employes have argu* ed thnt the family budget is not appropriate for bargain­ ing purposes. Many families have fewer thnn four persons, they contend, and often have two or more wage-earner*. Dismissing these conten­ tion! aa having little merit, the AFL-CIO atudy said tha fumily of four was the most typical and added that W'lve* should not have to work to help the household's bill*. Furthermore, it said, tha budget (ioea not represent a luxury standard, it provides for less than one egg per per­ son a day and one suit every two years for the man of the house. The atandard allows 3.6 dresses a year for the housewife. FAT O V ERW EIG H T FAMILY of Rev. and Mrs. William Irwin, of Bear Lake Methodist Church, attended the special Mother's Day service last Sunday morning They are shown here just after leaving the church on their way to the covered dish dinner on the grounds a t noon. (Herald Photo) Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our pro. duct called Odrlncx. You must lose ugly fat or your money hack. Odrlnex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess f*t and live longer. Odrinex costa $3.00 and is add on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, Just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold with this guarantee by: McReynolda Drug Store — Sanford — Mali Order* Filled. « 9 ] Presbyterians Officers InsUlied for the women include Mrs. P at Potersnak, president; Mrs. Jo­ sephine Lowe, senior vire president; Mrs. Hetty Miller, junior vice president; Mrs. Mildred Johnson, treasurer; The Presbyterian Church Mrs. Helen Pearson, chaplain; of the Covenant of Sanford Mrs. Josephine Fikslin, secre­ and St. Andrew* Presbyterian tory. Mrs. Ann Wickllffe, con­ Church of dear Lake will be ductress; Mrs. Mae Dell Top­ per, guard; Mrs. Helen Hart­ rcpreicnted a t the Synod of noy Conner (Pltiy) William­ wich, patriotic Instructor and son, 47, of 302 Wildmere, Florida's first Lay School of one year trustee, and Mrs. tang wood, died Tuesday en Theology to be held Friday M argaret Rogar, two year route to an Orlando hospital. through Sunday of tho week trustee. A native of Seminole Coun­ a t Florida Presbyterian Col­ Mrs. Yarborough was pre­ ty, ho was born Sept. 24, 1917, lege, St, Petersburg. sented with a gift of appre­ Attending from Church of in Sanford and hid lived most ciation from the auxiliary. of his life In Longwood. He the Covennnt will he David The outgoing president, Mrs. was a race track official at N. Berrien and Dr. W alter T. Mary Webb, was unable to be Sanford-Orlondo Kennel Club, Scuddcr and from HL An­ present as she was hospitala veteran of World War II drews, Hal W. Gettings, ised following an accident in James Ridgcwcll, Mrs. Eliza­ and a Protestant. her home. Survivors are hit wife, Mrs. beth Rose and Mist Ann David Crosby of Orlando, a Hazel Williamson, and hit Poylhress. Student a t Colonial High R e v . Thomns IT. Makln, pas­ mother, Mrs. Lida A. William School spoke on ‘'Democracy.” tor of l>oth churches, has an­ son, both of Longwood; two Tha next regular meeting brothers. Robert E., of Or­ nounced thnt Sunday morn­ of the post is scheduled for 8 lando, and Sam I’., of Encln- ing worship will continue p.m. Thursday, May 27. A co, Calif, through the summer a t 9' district meeting will be held Niblack Funeral Homp, Cas­ o'clock at Church of tho Cov­ this Sunday a t the A talra VARSITY CHEERLEADERS chosen at Lyman High School in lost selberry. Is in charge of ar­ enant ami at 11 o'clock a t St. P ark Post. There will be an week's tryouts uro (front, from left) Joy Dcslongclmmpa, Murilyn Jcnrangements. Andrews. election of district officers (|uln, Linda Telson, Pattra Sterling; (standing) Penny Peterson, Alyco fo r the coming year. Crocker, Suzanno Adkins, Jane Bowen. (Herald Photo) The auxllUry will hold IU regular meeting a t 8 p.m. to­ day at the post home. Ralph Webb lias been nam­ ed chairman of the annual Buddy Poppy Days for the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — charged against a saving* of setting rales. post and Mrs. Mildred John­ The practice of selling “ rate son for the auxiliary. Dates Florida telephone customer* from a federal Income lax cul for poppy days will be Muy ran look forward to a tong dls- for corporation*. groups” for exchanges of vari ianeo rale cut, effective June 28, 29, and SO. Under the new rate*, cheap oils sites ami applying the 1, that will *ave them about long distance callt will go into rates of tho larger groups $2 million a year. The rate cut waa announced effect from > p. m. through automatically when a group by Stale Utilities Commission 4:30 a. m. Monday through outgrew its limit was eliminat­ Chairman Edwin L. Mason, Saturday, and all day Sunday. ed, Mason said. who said the revenue loss to Under Hie present ratu struc­ "Under the new rule . . telephone companies will be ture, tho lower long distance Mason said, a company "must rales don't begin until 9 p. m. come before the commission The commission also an­ lo Justify a new grouping and Employers may be interest­ nounced the possibility of eli­ rate structure before the rale ed to know that the Hanford minating the automatic rale can take place." Public Library has added increases for four of (he larg­ Prentice - Hall’s Communica­ est telephone exchanges In the tions Service to current pub­ state. lications. Mason said more than a half This service tells employ­ million subscribers in Miami, ers how to get arross to their Fourteen tallies were In St. Petersburg, Tampa and employes the facts about es­ play at the weekly Tuesday Ocala would he the first affect tablished policies. afternoon meeting of the Do- rd hy a revision in the system "This is tha key to per­ Bury Duplicate Bridge Club sonnel management," said at the Firemens' Recreation Mrs. Sara King, head librar­ Hall. Mis. Robert Nirbolts tilian. i tieted. " It takes two people to Winncis were, NS, first, W. communicate an idea, one to U. Cook and Dr. It. It. Rossend it and one to receive it. borough; second, Mrs. Edwin If either of them falls down Eaeliter uml Mrs. O. N. Em-k­ on the job, the message won't ey; third. Mis. Nirholls and "Co-Worker of the Year," g et arross,” Mrs. King point Mrs. Mildred Dcslert; fourth, and first and eecund place ed out. Arthur Wheatley and H. Guy The Communications Serv­ Chusc; fifth, Mrs. Loretta runnersup, of Hanford Chap­ ice contains such up-to-date Munson and Mrs. Myron Ac* ter 1404, Women of the Moose, will be named in an material as work hours, hull eardl; d a y s , vacations, absences, open chapter meeting set this EW, first, Mrs. Edna Reilly making employes cost-con­ ami Mrs. A. J. Earrhin; sec­ month for 2 p.m. Sunday in­ scious, hiring, promotions, ond, Mrs. it. W. Ackerman stead of on the regular Mon­ • S - S p e f d turn! • V f * i a n s i E x h a w i f transfers, terminations, suc­ and Mrs. Clyde Harris; third, day evrning date. cessful plant and office rules, Mrs. A. G. Hcsom ami George Nominations for candidates • Zlssc-M ppm l Sieell • Permanent F ilto r f profitable employs benefits, rearsull; fourth, Mr. and of new officers also will be • -fe lla y d i r t t f l a e l l e a f protecting employes health Mrs. Frank Mathcsnn; fifth, announced. • S - V r . Wmrrmmtgf and safely, selling policies to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andrews. Program will he in charge employes a n d department of Mrs. Eleanor Toteat, mem­ NOW ONLY. . . heads manual. bership committee chairman, According to records, the and alt friends and families EASY TERM* first yacht built in America of the ro-workers are invited AVAILABLE! (1H01) was named the ‘‘Jef­ to attend upon this special oc­ Car Wash The Oviedo High School ferson” for Thomas Jeffer­ casion. 9All Price• Include Delivery end Service Junior Class will sponsor a son . car wash from 9 a.m. until 2 CALL IT COSTS NO MORE p.m. Saturday a t the bus stop us rot Leave* your hair with a TO (JO in Oviedo. There will lie free •oft, natural awing, but a pickup and delivery service. W IU U H IU S, MOY COftSKW tM T * V I — P utitrsl strv lc rs controlled atyle Proceeds will go for financing f o r r io y C o n n t r ( P i t . / ) W i l ­ l i a m s o n , IT. o f U u o o o i the annual Junior-Senior Ban­ For extra trainees uee (JET w h o etoit T u * o 4 a r . w ilt i * quet. •'•til Ol J p. m. K rliU ) o l I ho Extra Hold Brockeet To Attend Lay School Roy Williamson, Longwood, Dies 'Phone LD Rates To Be Cut BIG.. We are cefebrodng A M. Reids -Notional Sneaker Week. Hurry la today. Save on cool, comfortable Flip* and JMF's. All are mod* of cotton duck and hove shock-ab­ sorbing heel-to-ton cushioned Inner* eoln* and long-wearing, permow* Nationally A dvirtlial FA M O U S B R A N D SNKAKERS far tha faailly J> Comp. V alve S.99 to 8. 99 Sizes. Men's 6 Vi-1 2, woman's 4-1A child's 8 Ik-12, misses 12Vi-3. A9 with sponge cushioned i WANT TO COOL MULTI-ROOMS? STORE? OFFICE? BIG.. C O O LIN G ! Public Library Adds Service Topor-To# T EN N IS O XFO R D S DeBary Bridge Women's 1 Club Plays Child's and mines 1 14 Tables Comp. Valise 1.99 • ^ 2 ^ 3 Come In while, blade and fight btuo denim. Women’s sizes 5 to 10, child's and misses sizes 8Vi to 3. 1 Moose Women To Pick Chapter Worker Of Year G o o fe ro to r •a’s CUSHION INSOli CASUALS Cool, sturdy cotton duck uppers, comfortable sponge cushions Insoles, crepe-type rubber soles. Oxford and twin gore slip-on styles. Come In siset 6 to 12. 9 20.000 B.T.U. AIR CONDITIONER BRECKSET STYLE SETTING LOTION Funeral Notice $ Cotton twiM tennis anford. Cushion insole. 9 a * 5-1. ^ cee yt‘ a Tenths’ High and le w OXfOIBS Non-marking, non-skid sole. Fullproof eyelets, heelto-too cushion. Youths' size* 3Vi-d, boys' sixes 11-2. o Women’s POINTID 101 OXF099S 289 Come in sizes 4-10. White and block. in six** 12H-3. FREE SURVEY! FIRST CLASS World’s three great fishing grounds are in waters about Japan, off Newfoundland and about Great Britain, Norway and Ireland. C h a p tl o f N lblark Kunoral tto n ir. C t i i t l b i r r r , w ith Iter. l> *lm to C o p e la n d o f C s m o Ib e rry C o m m unity M tlhodlsl Church officiating. H u r ts! w ill bo l a O i l s H a v e n M e m ­ o r i a l I 'e r k , w i n t e r P a r k . NlI.lack f u n e r a l l l u m r , C a s s e l ­ b e rry , lu .b a r g e . C nm l Sanford Electric Co. Electric '^ t Air C WALL 55time, b e . 1H7 Sanford 118 Magnolia UI-4W1 l •. 322-1562 OPEN DAILY > *-■■ to II m i SUNDAYS: 12 Noon to 7 pm. C • I v y . 17-98, Winter Park • Hwy. 59 K , Orlande M W J �® ljr S iw T ittB f m ll May 13, 1965 — Page 3 Seminole County Business Barometer Zooms After you your doctor . . , bring your proscription to The business barometer in | County bank dcooaiu in- ( ing permit valuations. Per­ crease in the Sanford ex­ Seminole County continues to | creased 6.2 per cent from $55 , mits issued during the first change from 15,925 to 17.122 zoom, according to quarterly ! million to $58.7 million. quarter were estimnted at County phones increased from figures released today by the WASHINGTON (UPI) - elude. Vice President Hubert Building permits in Sem­ $996,501, including hospital ^ 22,449 to 24.651. Seminole County Chamber of A group of federal and sta te 1Humphrey and Gov. liaydon There also was a 21 per inole County for the first addition permit. Commerce. One hundred more water cent increase in the value of ,officials will meet May 18 to Burns. Hank deposits, building per­ quarter were estimated at mits, postal receipts, water $1.7 million in value compar­ meters were installed in San­ deeds recorded. The value of [discuss critical highway pro-, Smathers said federal aid— meter and telephone installa­ ed to $1.1 million for the first ford this quarter than during deeds recorded this quarter Idcms at the Cape Kennedy $9 1 million—Is needed lo allejviatc jammed highway condlwas $7.2 million compared to Space Center. tions all showed substantial quarter of 196$. the 1964 period. T e l e p h o n e installations $5.9 million in the same quar­ I Florida Sen. George Smalh j lions caused by the space ccnincreases on March 31 over In Sanford there was an the same period a year ago. 94 per cent increase in build­ showed an eight per cent in­ ter a year ago. era said the officials will In-1 ter. Cape Road Plan Parley Slated - «• ^ E 1 ) WI N (i. Neville, A Q C M , now w i t h RVAll-3, has re-enlistenlisted for four years and will he assigned ns Vavionics chief w h e n UVAII-12 is commis­ sioned at Sanford Na­ val Air Station. He and his wife resitle at 215 Oakland Avenue. 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In business preceding the installations, official ribbons were presented to award win­ ners from the club’s last two judged shows anil the sn ap hook wits presented by Som­ mer who received highest u p ra is e for his excellent work. Bennett expressed his sppredation for all help and cooperation received during his term of office and advised the group that he would move to nearby Orange City in the summer. Bcfreshmcnts were served in the DcBary Room follow­ i n g the meeting. < R *u M tU latb U)alq<UMiJtq«Mq e 48" width, 45" x 63" fonglhs. Special purchase from lop 5th Ave. manu­ facturer • Fiberglas*, bouefe*, facquard weave* Comp. Vofvo 3*19 • Over 2-ft. lolll Lock-lid covert • Molded of quality unbreakable polyethylene • Extra-strong Molded ribs, builMn handle • Special purchase! 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During hla yeara In 8anford, Plgott never fielded a leatng team, poating a 63-16*7 record, and gathered in ala poat*ieaaon prep bowl victorlea out of aeven attempt*. liow doea It feel to be putting all that behind him7 • • • • e •*It*a with a great deal of reluctance,** Plgott taya of leaving. "I've thoroughly enjoyed It here. I ll miaa the contact with the boya of courae, but financially I'll be much better off , , . " Plgott will be atepping Into a newly created poaltion In Palm Beach County, that of supervision of phyalcal education and driver education for the county’a 90 achoota " It'i the first time I will be putting my college work to IU fullest potential," Plgott said. "I'll mlia coaching and the contact with the boya. •Tve tried to be the type of roach I'd like to have coach me." That'e the phlloeophy Plgott haa followed In guiding hla auceasful teams, and It apparently pays off aa a guideline. a • a • • In 19S7,Nhla first year to hold tha reins a* Seminole High coach, tha Bemlnolea posted an 8.1*1 ledger. In 196.1, thla climbed to a stunning 0-1 record, and last year tallied and >.1-2 entry. Last year the Seminole* added a a post-season victory by dumping Leesburg In the Elks Bowl. But perhaps Plgott'* most famous team was the 1961 edition, which went 10-0-1, yielding only four touch* downs during the regular aeaaon, and going on to score on* of the frequent post-season victorlea. Plgott attributes his success here to the cooperation he haa received, not only from hla boys but from the fel­ low coaches aa well. Tha aquada fielded by Plgott have been known for their uae of the basic, head-knocklng football tactics. "We’va never gone In for the fancy or Intricate games," Plgott says, "Just good basic football." And th at’s what really win* tha games . . . and win It ha*. And, aa the soon-to-be-gon* mentor points out, "a team la only aa strong as Its weakest link." Although h* will be gone In body, rig o tt’a spirit will forever hover over the .Seminole* aa they clash on the gridiron. "My Interest la here," he says, "I've grown vary attached to Sanford. It's one of the finest football towns that I know of In Florida." And that'a a mighty fine tribute. • • • • * Coach Plgott will be missed, there's no doubt about it. And ha’a leaving behind soma shoes that will be plenty hard to fill. And therein Has the big problem. For the search la * still going on to locate Pigott's successor. Applications are still, being filtered, but an far no decision la forth­ coming. And meantime, spring football praetlc* goes on . . . but a t a alow paea. Without a head coach to guide the boys, their time presently la being spent In conditioning and devsloping of Individual skills and fundamentals of the game. It would he a waste of time to dwell on defen­ sive and offensive plays now, for they would be Pigott's . . . and his successor would likely as not have different Ideas, so the boya would have to forget all they had learned and start over. For the Seminole grldders to get anything a t all out of spring practice th at can lie used come fall, a new roach must be named soon. The first week of practice is practically over . . . and It ran last for only Jo ses­ sions. Sanford Naval Academy's rowing team Is to he ap. plauded for Its flna showing last Saturday In ita first competitive event In the racing shells. In a contest with the Howry-ln-ths-Hill* crew, the the local boys crossed the wire a scant 27 aeronds be. hind the more experienced boys—« mighty close rare for a green team. Midshipmen rowing on the crew are L. Lindsey, D. Tarllng, H. Barber, J . B. Sergeant, M. Anderson, J. W. Aargeant, W. Porslg, J. Boyle, W. Backstrom, J. Ekeln, W. Bchroeder and G. Lindsey. I t will not surprise us at all In the coming years to see the midshipmen take their ahare of honors In area school competition. Available for anglers and water enthusiasts at the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, Is a large map charting the lakes, rivers and creeks in the area. The detailed maps, which include locations of fish ramps, are based on Corps of Engineers charts, and Include depth soundings In feet a t mean low water. Lo­ cations of boat ramps and channel markers are also shown. The CofC la distributing the maps to the fish ramps, also, so you can pick up on* a t your favorite camp if you can’t make It by the chamber office. Lucky Debonair Preakness Primed BALTIMORE, Md. <UPI)— I-uckjr Debonair's trainer pro­ nounced the Kentucky Derby winner primed and ready for Saturday’s running of the 9160,000 a d d e d Preakness a takas today when entries closed for the second of the Triple Crown classics. A field of nine waa expect­ ed to be named for the richeat of the golden series for • - year • olds and Frank Catrons professed k* was not afraid at any of tbean—Dap­ per Dan« Tens Bolts, Hail T# AU, Native Charger, Flag Baser, Swift Buler, Balari and Needles Count With n In a a tartars the 90th running of the Proaknesa will be worth • total of 9190,600, the third richest with • win­ der's purse at 1196,100, WBlla Shoemaker again rids* Lucky Debonair Just aa set, too, with Ismael Valen suela on Dapper Dan, Ron Turrotto on Tom Rolfo, John­ ny Sellers replacing Manny Yeats on Hail To All, John­ ny Kota on Native Charger, Bobby Uaaery on Flag Kalsar, Ken Knapp on Swift Rul­ er, and Jacinto Vasques on Neodlte' Count Fill Bowl NEW ORLEANS (UP1) Tho Baltimore CoHs and St. Louis Cardinals of tho Na* Uoaal Football Laague art expected to fill tha Sugar Bavl to IU 90,000 capacity whaa they meet ia aa exklbiUaa fam e here Aug. i t aa* cording la pramatit Dave Dixaa. A galvanometer is aa in­ ha did ia tha Kentucky Derby. strument used ia measuring 7*4 other Jockeys were nil electrical cu n eo t stren g th ,. CHASE LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM field* 15 player* in competition thin year. The team, coached hy Hen Butler and Dick Frank, include*: front, Bill Stoudenmier, bat boy; center, left to right, Rick Smith, Richnrd Frank, BUI Hope, Ben Butler, Runaell McKinze, Gary Zlttrower, Bill Jimenez, Rick Ferrell; bnck, Lee Stoudenmlre, Glenn Mcyera, Ronnie Noble*, Rick Grant, Kenny Alford, Robert Baxter und Jim LeCuyer. (Herald Photo) Yanks Register 8th Loss In 11 Games PHILADELPHIA t UPI) — Heavyweight b o x e r Lucian (Sonny) Banks of Detroit died early today in Presbyterian Hospital of brain injuries re­ ceived Monday night when he was knocked out by Lcotis Martin In a bout at the arena. The 21-year-old fighter had been unconscious, except for a brief rational period in his dressing room, s i n c e the knockout. D eath came to the 207-pound journeyman boxer at 4:35 a.m. The fatal blow was a right to the temple by the 182-pound Martin in the ninth round of their scheduled 10-round bout as the two fighters traded lefts and rights to the head on even terms. Banks slumped In the floor and his head struck the canvas. He was counted out with one second remaining In the round. The fighter was not revived Immediately and he was car­ ried to his dressing room on a stretcher. He regained con­ sciousness after treatment by physicians but he was taken to the hospital as a precau­ tionary measure for further examination. He lost con­ sciousness again and an emer­ gency operation was perform* cd Tuesday morning to remove a blood clot from hit brain. Banks, who once put heavy* weight champion Cassius Clay on the canvas only to lose to him, suffered "brain damage and a subdural hematoma" from Martin's punch and the striking of his head on the floor, according to Dr. Robert S. Andre, the neurosurgeon who performed the operation A sub-dural hematoma la a blood clot which forms be tween the dura, or third layer of the skull, and the brain, a r e s u l t of hemmorrahaglng after a severe concussion. Frank Wildman Jr., chair* man of the Pennsylvania Slate Athletic Commission, said after the operation that Pleasure Horse Show Scheduled By Maryann Mile* Central Florida H o r a e Shows, Inr., will sponsor a Pleasure Show Saturday with registration to get underway nt 6 p.m. and the show at 7 p.m. The arena la located just off Wickiwa Road and Or* chid Drive between Forest City and Apopka. Junior and senior trophies will be awarded and J. W. (Floppy) Mann from Bartow will l>e the Judge. Event*, In order as ached* uled, are: grooming lass, open; western atock seat, junior, saddle seat equitation, open; bridle path hack, senior; pony class, 14 hand* and under, open; hunt te a t equitation, Junior; western pleasure, Junnlor; Jumping, open; weatern pleasure, junior; bridle path hack, Junior; western stock seat, aenior; English pleasure, open; and hunt act equitation, senior. the bout had been a "tough, bruising fight" and the Injury "could have happened to any* body." He said be planned no investigation and he pointed out that both fighters were "in excellent physical condi* lion" before the bout. Until the time the fatal blow ended the fight, B anks. had appeared to be the eventual victor. Less than two minutes earlier, he had staggered his opponent with a vicious right which caused Martin to go in* to a clinch to regain compos­ ure. Then came the flurry of punches which ended in tha tragic knockout. Swimming Class To Register The Sanford Recreation De­ By fieerge C. Langford i be the one-two punch that will L e a g u e leading Minnesota I and Detroit defeated Washing­ partment announced today UP! Sporte Writer knock the Yankees out for Twins and Ward of the sec­ ton 5-2. that Rrginner'a Swim C lan Late-blooming Harmon Kll- good, In the National League New ond-place Chicago White Sox, registration will sta rt Mon­ lebrew and Pete Ward may I Killebrew, of the American York trimmed St. Louis 2-1, were ineffective as the lead­ Lot Angeles beat Houston 4-2. day, May 24. All parent* who wish to enroll their child must ing power hitters for their Milwaukee toppled Pittsburgh come by the Recreation Office teams this season until the 5-4, Cincinnati edged Philadel­ to register. phia 4-3, and Chicago took last 10 day*. Three class sessions will San Francisco 7-3. Now, they're going like he run each Monday, Wednes­ gsnghuiters while (he crip­ day, and Friday morning a t pled New York Yankees have 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 with 26 tost eight of their last 11 students per class. games. Gary Maples pitched s nesr-| straight victory for Shrine and Killebrew slammed tw o perfect game last night at put them in fourth place In home runs, the second a twoPlnehurst Park as he held Kl- the league standings. NEW YORK (UPI) - The run, elghth-Innlng blast which MEMBERSHIP 919.06 wanls hitless while his Elks Chase shutout I/>romotlve pulled the Twins to a 4-1 tri­ New York Meta Wednesday then weekday Greens Fee II teammates trounced Kiwanis Engineers, 100, behind the umph over the Los Angeles bought second baseman Chuck Land O' Lakes Country Club 15-0. Maples allowed only one pitching of Richard Frank Angels Wednesday night. Hiller from the San Francisco Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry base runner, 838-2699 and a 17-hit attack. Frank Ward belted a home run, Giants for an undisclosed Allan Cooper was Issued a turned In his second straight two doubles and a single and sum. base on balls In the third In­ shutout. A five hitter yester­ drove in four runt as the A shoulder separation suf* ning after running up a full day followed a no-hitter In his White Sox swept a double- fered by the Meta' All-Star count. Maples struck out nine last outing. He struck out 11 header from Kansas City 7-4 second baseman, Ron Hunt, and allowed only ona ball hit In receiving credit for the and 4-4. spurred the New York club ON 100 BRANDS nut of the infield. He has now victory against the Engineers. In other AL games Boston Into making a deal for a re­ strstched h I a hltless-innlng Ronnie Nobles had four hits blanked the Yankees 2 0, Bal­ placement. Hunt waa expected string to 12 and has recorded and Bennie Butler added three timore whipped Cleveland 4-2 to be out of the lineup for at MINNEAPOU8.ST. PAUL 22 strikeouts In 13 Innings in to take batting honors for least three months and pos- (UPI) — Defensive ends Carl recording his second straight Chase. aibly for the rest of the sea­ Eller and Jim Marshall and shutout In as many starts in kicking specialists Hobby Wal* son. Georges fell victim lo Flor* ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Junior League play this sea­ Ida State last night 6-5. This den and Fred Cox signed son. OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. . 1:15 P. M. Vitamin C, which corns* Wednesday with th* Minnc* was the third loss in the last 219 K. FIRST SANFORD Billy Miller Uncorked a 300- four games for Georges, lea­ from citrus fruits, cannot be sots Vikings for the 106G Na* WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS foot blast over th* rlght-cen- gue leader In the Little Amer­ stored by the human body. tlonal Football league season. terfield fence. Midler, Mark ican. Jim Grimsley struck Caolo, Cecil Simpson and out eight and took credit for David Soper each collected the win for the Binkers. Each two hits to lead tbs Elks bat­ team collected alx hits. Jim* ting parade. my Hardin of FSB was top In another Junior League hitter with three safeties. The By Jtm Batches game, Shrine Jumped out In win snapped a five-game los­ Herald Sport* Writer front of CPO B-t, only lo have ing streak for Florida State. Coach Lamar Cockelt's Alta­ the sailors tie Ihe score in the Kingswood rxploded for nine monte Senators whipped the tilth by racing across seven runs in the sixth inning to Longwood Bravca, 13-2. last markers. Shrine pulled It out, lieal Panning Lumber 12-6 last night in Casselberry |o remain howover, by scoring twice In night In tha City Softball Lea­ undefeated In South Seminole tbo last inning to win 10-1. gue. Dutch Cook and Hon Senior Leaguo play. Steve Leach, the winning Huggins each had three hits Mound are Jam ie Cornell pitcher, homerrd for Shrine for the Hulldcrs while Don registered the victory for the and Skip Kcnkarik had a per­ Stevens led Panning with two Senators, hurling a masterful fect day at the plate with hits. Rud Moncrlcf was the one-hitter while fanning It three hits. This was the third winning pitcher. The win put Braves Donnie Goodall bad the only Kingswood a half game ahead of Leroy Robb in their battle lilt for Longwood, a single in for the first half champion­ their two run third Inning. Altamonte's batting crew ship. pounded out 10 hits In the af­ fair Including seven extra base blows. Center fielder John Me* Dermntt paced the attack with LITTLE NATIONAL a single, a two-run boms run W L NATIONAL LEAGUE and three runs scored. Jim Chase ......................... 2 W 1. Pet GB Fuller, Mickey Hawks, Bruce Flrat Federal ............ 3 IS 8 .682 Stuart, Tom Plnnock, Johnny locomotive Engineers . 6 4 l.os Angeles 16 9 .040 m Newell and Cornell all belted Hunt Lincoln Mercury . 4 5 Cincinnati 16 13 .571 3 doubles for tbs Nats. Quality Mobile Homes . O 9 Houston 11 It .500 5 Gary Viera and Reggia StgGame Today: Hunt vs. First Milwaukee 12 13 .480 SH man chipped in with a single Federal, 4:30, Ray Avenue Philadelphia Chicago 12 13 .480 5!t apiece to round out tha offen­ Park San Francisco 12 14 .462 6 sive barrage. LITTLE AMERICAN tl 14 .440 6U The big inning for Alta* W L St. Louis 10 16 .325 9 monte was the second, when Georges ...................... 4 New York 9 IT .246 • they tallied eight times. They Navy .......................... 4 Pittsburgh Wednesday's Results added a run la the fourth and Strickland Morrison .. .. 5 4 then scored four more In the SanfordAtlantic ...............4 ! Chicago 7 San Francisco 3 fifth and final frame. Both Florida Stats ..................3 < New York 2 St. touts 1 Longwood runs cams ia the Gams Tonight: Sanford At Cincinnati 6 Phils. 9, (n) third Inalng. lantic vs. Strickland Morri­ Milwaukea 5 Pitts. 4, (n) Earlier in tha evening, Long­ son, 7:30, Ft. Mellon Park Los Angeles 4 Houston 2, (n) Taday's Garnet wood Lillis League team, JUNIOR LKAOUE Chicago at San Francisco coached by Claude Beach and W Houston at Los Angeles (n) Nelson SturgUl, scored n 12-9 Rotary ...................... 5 Cincinnati at Philadelphia (a) victory la a slugfest with the Clvltan ........................5 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (n) Senators, which featured three Elks 4 -fa AStoH*TMv>4toA home runs and 19 baas bits. Shrine 4 5 (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN LEAGUE David Baauchamp of the Kiwanis ............................9 5 Base V-S Engine O ffer erica W L Fct, CB Braves received credit for the Cubic Inch Monthly M aks W h .rtb .sa g j» {| CPO .................................a g Par Month Dteplac ament Minnesota Paymente 11 7 .ON mound victory la relief. He No games scheduled Chicago ia a .667 U also paced the Loegwood plate 216.2* 124* 3 S 3 966.67 C H R Y SL E R NEW PORT CITY LEAGUE Los Angeles 13 i t .577 2Vk assault, which totaled 13 safe­ 210.0 28 9 W L Baltimore 66.94 96.72 11* TORO O A EAX IE 6 0 0 14 11 .560 3 ties, wilb a home run and a Kingswood ...................... • I 213.1 119 283 66.94 6.73 CHEVRO LET IM P A IA 13 11 .542 3tt triple. Detroit Leroy Robb .....................7 2 Cleveland 11 10 .514 « 204.3 US 330 69.26 6.41 Ricky Smith had a bom* run O L D S F-65 C U T L A S S Kilowatts ........................ 9 3 Bostoa 10 13 .425 6 and a single for Longwood 203.4 US 30 0 7.02 68.69 • U IC K SP E C IA L SK Y L A R K Panning Lumber ...........9 4 New York 10 15 .400 T Doug SturgUl belted a bases Chick N' Treat .............. 4 A Washington B A S IS OF C O M P A R IS O N — AH models are 2-door hardtop* equipped with V-S angina, automatic trana10 16 .265 7Vi loaded triple and Eddie Beach mission, power stearins, power brakes, radio and haatar. Monthly payments have b a tn computed on Chase I Kansas City 1 19 .217 11 rapped a single aad a dou­ manufacturers' auggaxted retail price, one-thud do*>n and 36 monthly payments. Not Included are USO ............................... I tho extras you pay for on practically any new car: whitewall tve*. deluxe wheal covert, destination Wednesday's Retail* ble. Ricky Goodall hit a dou­ chargee, state and local taxaa. Inter ait, Insurance and licensing faat. Gamas Tooight: 7:30, Chase Chicago T Kan. City 4, 1st twi ble lor ton Braves aad Roaala va. Leroy Robb; 9:45, Kilo­ Chicago 9 K.C. 4. tod, (a) AOman, Paul Donat, Roaala watts vs. Chirk N’ Treat, Boston a New York 9, (n) O’Neal, Ricky Salaman and both games Plnehurst Park Baltimore 4 Cleveland 2, (n) Wesley Burrow rounded out CHURCH LEAGUE Detroit l Washington 2, (n) tha loasweoi attack with alaW L Minnesota 4 l o t Ang. 9, (n) gist. Kaigkto at Columbus . . 9 0 Taday's Osama Mika Htrmaliag bad a dou­ Cbarch of Ood of P . . . . . a 4 Kansas City at Chicane ble aad a tkree-rua homer lor Congregational ..............9 9 Lea Angelas at Ml—a sola (twi* AMamato la tha contest. Phil Pinterest Assembly . . . . l | Ught) Mars aad Kant Berg hit dou­ 13311073 Onmn Tonight: Congregation, New York at Boston (twi light) bles lar the Nats, and Jack nl va. Fine Croat Assembly, CtovnUad at Baltimore (a) Haaaa aad Mika Girard contri­ T:B0, F t Mellon Park Detroit at Washington (■) buted a stifle apiece. Maples Has No-Hitter To Pace Elks To 15-0 Blank Of Kiwanis Mets Purchase Second Sacker Sign Four SP EC IA LS EV ER Y D A Y ! FARRELL’S Altamonte 9 In Lopsided 13-2 Victory City League Standings PLAY GOLF Standings Don’t settle for a sm all car. This Chrysler is priced less than $7 a month more. See us. We deliver! HAAG _ _ _ _ _ , INC., 519 East First Street �ffljr— # a n -----------------------------------------------------M„, fo rb ^ r r a lS IS. 106. - P .E . i J j n | e [^e a g u e 'Spring Serenade' Set Monday Auxiliary Plans Bjr Ann* Aiken A ScoUmtn who gives free* 1y, two mothers and two breadwinners will be the prin* cipals in the annual Spring Serenade of the Sanford Male Chorus at 8 p.m. Monday at the Civic Center. These principals are Mrs. Shirley Ryan, Mrs. Bettye Smith, Robert Carnle, Paul Lewis and R. E. (Dick) Aiken J r. While still a lad in the Highland Country, and be­ fore reaching the age of 10, Camle had a 32 measure com­ position to his credit. This feat was to be Just one of many for this natural musi­ cian who later played most any instrument he picked up, finally specialising in piano then the pipe organ. It was after his arrival In Hamilton, Ontario, that Carnie became a prodigy of W. H. Hewlett, famous organist and hymn writer. Later In Washington, D.C., he served as personnel manager for the Washington Symphony Or­ chestra. Though a resident of DeBary, the director of the San­ ford Male chorus has also served various churches in this area. More recently he directed the choir of Good Sheperd Lutheran C h u r c h , and presently he Is director of music a t F irst Methodist Church In Sanford. Shirley Ryan will make a return engagement as guest artist for the Spring Sere­ nade, Wife of a Navy Chief and mother of three sons, Mrs. Ryan ia soloist a t N.A.S. Chapel and also at First Church of Christ Scientist in Sanford. A native of Bessemer, Ala., Mrs. Ryan served as soloist Legal Notice ix tu b r u i n it rn n iT . XIXTH Jt'IIIC IA t. (T IH T 'IT ( I F F f . n l t l l l A IX AX II F.OH BKMIXOLB C O t'A T V . IX C H A X I K K Y XO. HN7N AMKXIIK II x o t i c ' s: o s- a r i T I N ns.’ : P B T 1 T I O N OK I l i r i l A H U II. KDWAIUlfl. T i n : KTATK OS’ S 'U l U I D A TO: l-»r* n ll. .N a|i |n ntek r / u Mrs. H a v a N a p l o n t e k lim it* I. I l o s *<! P o r t A n a r l e e . U 'n a h l n a t n n y o u a iiu m :n s ;u v x o t iS I l :l i t h a t th e ab o v e -n a m ril I 'e t l t l o n e r . i t i r i i A i i I i II. 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D efendants, a r a hereb y n o t i f i e d t h a t a c o m p l a i n t to foreclota a c e r ta in m o r tg a g e on the fo llow ing d escribed pro p erty , eltuate, ly in g a n d b e . I n s In Hem lnole C o u n t y , K l o r Ida, t o - w l t : I-ot I . Block I . W B A T I I S.IIHKIEI.D, KI I1 8T A U D I T IO N a c c o r d i n g t o p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book I t , p a s s M. P u b l i c lleco rd * o f g e m l n o l s C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a . h a e b een file d a g a i n s t y o u In th e above sty le d *ult a n d you ara required to se rv e a ropy o f y o u r A m w e r e r P l e a d i n g to th e C o m p lain t on P la in tif f 's a t t o r n e y , J O S E P H M. MUIIABKO, P. V. H o i SIS, K e r n P a r k , K lo r ld a . a n d f i le t b s o r i g i n a l A n s w e r o r P l e a d i n g In t h a o f flee o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r before lh a S ith day o f May. IMS. I f y o u f a l l t o do bo, a d e c r e e p r o c o n f s a e o w ill be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u f o r t h o ro lle r d e m a n d e d In t h o C o m ­ plaint. W ITN ESS m y h an d an d o f fi­ c ia l aeal o f o f fl c a a t H an fo rd . Hem lnole C o u n t y , t h i s S t t h d a y o f A p ril, IMS. (DEAD A rth u r H B eckw ith. J r . c le r k of C ircuit C o u rt H y: M a s l n s S t o v a l l , D. C. JO M KPli M. MUflAMJCO A ttorney a t Law P . O. B o a SSI r o r n P a rk . K lorlda b lla h : A p r i l SS. St, M a y •. IMS COL. I I S Remember thoM Rummage Sale By Jan* C*a*rlb*rrjr The Seminole Little League Woman’s A u x i l i a r y will •ponior a rummage aale May 28 and 29 at Fern D ata at the Highway 17-92 SR 436 in­ tersection. The Friday sale will begin at 10 a.m. and the Saturday snle at 9 a.m. The buitding will be used through courtesy of Mrs. W alter Bonder. Proceed* from the sale will go to the general treasury of Little League to help defray expenses for equipment and lighting. Mr*. G arrett Coyle, auxiliary chairman, wrill be general chairman of the aale. Contribution* of such item* ns books, magatines, cloth­ ing, lamps, furniture, or any­ thing usable, will he welcom­ ed. Donation* may be left a t the concession stand at Coop­ FEATURED nrtiatit nt the annual Spring Sere­ nade of the Sanford Male Chorus Monday even­ er Field in Casselberry any gnnie night from 6 to 10 or ing at the Civic Center arc pictured. Top, left to all day Saturday, from now right, are Shirley Ryan, Robert Carnie and until May 27. Bettye Smith: lower left, Paul Lewis und lower The auxiliary is in urgent right, B. E. Aiken Jr. need of card tables to display a t the First Presbyterian hna aung in atage piny*, night the rummage and anyone who Church and a l s o Temple clubs, opera anil in Sanford would like to loan one may Emanuel in Birmingham. Ain. at various civic functions. contact Mrs. Coyle by tele­ She did radio and TV work in It w a s July 4, 1*.*47. when phone. Honolulu, linwaii, where she suddenly a roar of applause also entertained patients at was heard at Sanforti Munici­ Tripler Hospital. pal Stadium where a rapacity The ever popular Avn Maria crowd waa attending a closely will be sung by Tenor soloist, contested baseball game. Paul Lewis a t the annual The roar w a a not to wel­ Spring Serenade M o n d a y come a runner rounding all night. four bases but rather because Immediately after being the loud speaker had just By Margaret Cosby graduated from high school given the information that Second meeting of the re­ in Jacksonville, Lewis made Dirk Aiken had won the Ar­ cently organixed North Or­ hia way for New York where thur Godfrey Talent Scouts lando Fire Department Wohe studied voice at Manni* 1'rogrnm in New York. man’s Auxiliary will be held College of Music, along with Though Dick Aiken had at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the working a t Julliard. He waa been singing most ail his life home of Mrs. Lloyd Brown, a student of Frank Singuir, in North Carolina and in San­ 45 S. Fairfax Avenue. famous bass baritone of the ford, this was truly a high­ A constitution and by-laws Metropolitan Opera. light in his career at juat do­ will t« the main item of busi­ The popular Sanford tenor ing what comes naturally. ness on the agpnda. For a number of years Alt women of the communi­ Aiken had his own radio ty nre urged to Join thla show in Sanford, na well aa worthwhile, worthy group. IX T U B t ’l H C l ' I T F I I I H T OK appearing before church, civic TIIK. X I X T H J l l l l l ' I A I , F i l l c h it , ix axd n u t n i ; m x - and fraternal group* through­ Sanford Civic Center, whrn OI.K r o C X T Y . KI.OItlDA out Central Florida. He will the Sanford Male Chorus will IX I ’llAACKIIY* XO. I l e u s l>e heard Monday night a t the present its annual Spring ins ones: Fire Auxiliary Sets Meeting In • f your varatioa trip last summer? DUSTY ROOTS Hiding Association maps out plnns for Sunday gym* khnna. Committee members are (left to right) Mrs. John McCarthy, E. C. Bradford. Howard Lloyd, president, nnd Michael Coshy. Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Petition Seeks Bridle Paths I |H-tition imploring the Florida State Pnrks Commission to : include in present nnd pro­ jected plans thnt paths in stale pnrks, slate forests, nnd along state ennnls, lie desig­ nated ns trails for horsemen. This is nit attem pt to try to assure horse lovers n place to enjoy tho sport when rill­ ing arena may turn into sub­ divisions, highways and shop­ ping centers in the not too fur distant future. Of importance nt the meet­ ing wns discussion of Sun­ day's horse allow nt which the winners of the junior nnd senior six-month high point trophies will be determined. Committees named to head up the ahow were Michael Duity Boots Riding Asso­ ciation held its May meeting at the home of (Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy on iotke Mary. Guests present included Otis SJoblnn, Mrs. Dorothy Petersen, W. K. Giles ami Mrs. David Willis. Joining the organisation nt this time were John McCarthy and Barbara and Robert Harvey. The Dusty Rooters are look­ ing forward to riding as n unit in the Longwood Volun­ teer Fire Department’* Foul lit of July pnrade this year. The association also decided In draw up nnd distribute for signing by member*, friends, horsemen and hors* owners n fool Comfort All Summer Long! I Cosby, arena manager, John I McCarthy and Wesley Giles nssisting; Ida May Sjohlom, entries; Jesse McCarthy, high point recorder, Margaret Cos­ hy, event recorder; Patricia lltii Minmmcr, timer; I. V. Williams, p u b l i c address; Marie l.tnyd nnd Patricia Bradford, refreshments, nnd McCarthy, K. C. Bradford, Priscilla Mitchell nnd Mrs. Cosby, sponsor. Next business meeting of the nsancintion is scheduled for June 3.' Gucsta will lie welcome. Tlte word ‘‘mesmerism” comes from the theory of hypnotism propounded hy Frnnt Mesmrr, an Austrian. We Will Air Condition Mont I'opulnr American (’urn. I'riccx Slnrt AS LOW AS * * 2 6 5 00 INSTALLED Price Doe* Not Include Sales Tax. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer’* Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SflR E. First St. Open A Days A Wtek W. Park MI 4-8tl« P h . 322-1181 North Orlando BcdkudtinsiA IM P . S C O T C H “Triple A” Brb. Ancient Ancient Age 10 YR. S i r . K y . B o u rb o n Legal Notice DA HI.BN E IJUL.T. ve. IIA ItO t.D P. HOLT, P laintiff D* f - m U i i l N O T IC E TO A P I T : Ml HTATB OK F U H t l D A TO; I IA IIO l.D I*. IIOI.T A.ior*'-* U n k n o w n v o u a h s: H B iiB iir s u n K I B D t h a t a Hill o f C o m l a l n l f o r i l l v o r r e liaa b e e n fllr.l n g n l n - t y ou, a n d y o u a r c r e ­ q u ired to s e rv e a r o p y of an a n a w e r o r p l e a d i n g t o t h e lllll o f C o m p l a i n t on l h a I’l a l n t l l f 'a A ttorney P au l I 'e r k l n a . k i ; W e s t Uuutli H treet, O r l a n d o , K lo rld a, a n d file I h e o r i g i n a l a n s w e r o r p l e s d l n g In Ih e o f . fire o f th e C lerk of th e c i r ­ c u it C o u rt on o r before T o r s , d a y . J u n # I. ISIS. If y o u fall to do to Ju d g m e n t by d e fa u lt w ill be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u fo r • h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h e Hill e.f C o m p l a i n t . WITNKHH in y h a n d a n d aral a t H a n f o rd . Hemlnole C o u n t y , K lo rld a, t h i s : 7 t h d a y o f April. I 165. (H KALl A r t h u r If. H t r k w lib , J r . C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t Hy M a r t l m T. V lh len D eputy C lerk P a u l C. P e r k i n s SIT W e s t Hoiith H tr e e t O rlan d o . STnrlda A ttorney fo r P lain tiff P u b l i s h : A p r i l J», s t a y s. I ] to. IMS ' C D I. s* Leqal Notice F B H T I F M ’A T K OK rn iii'iiiiA T K iii w u i .i r i o x IX T i l l : H H K t M l l i t T I I K t I T I I n i l I T t o r T IIK STATE nr ri.nimit T il A t.I . T O WHOM TIIKHK r ilB H K X T H Hit At.I. C O M B , tlltKET IN 'iJH: W h e r e * * . K. H f fO R N B f .U N E W YO RK. N E W Y O ltK ; J It VAI.’HIIA N , D ili.A N D O . KI.O. I ttH A : II. I- I’O l t N K M . . O l t I .ANDO, r t . m i l DA d id u n I be 1st d ay of J u n e , A. D. t»3J. i n n e r to be Inc.irpuralr.l u n ­ d e r t h e l a w s o f t h e H l s t e of K b .rid e KI.O ItlD A IMIBCO OII.X'tl COMPANY a c o r p o r a t i o n , wltti lie p r i n c i p a l p l a c e o f h u r l lioao n i O R L A N D O , O ltA N O B COUNTY , In t h * K t s t e o f Klo­ rlda. a n d w b r r r a s th e p roper rifflci-ra o f s u c h c o r p o r a t i o n did on t h e IS th d a y o f O c t o b e r , A. D. l i st, c a u s e t o h e file d In t h e o f f l r * of I h r H e r r e t s r y of Hint* o f t h r H t a t r o f F l o r i d a , s (’e r l l f lra te of A m s n d in r n t c h a n g in g I t. co rp o ra l* n a tn r lo CHU­ N KE D COM P A N Y a n d w h r r r a * s u c h c o r p o r a t i o n d id o n llie l o t h d a y o f May, A. D. 1**4. r e u s e to be filed In Hie o f f l r e of t h e H n - r e t n r y o f H l a l e of Ih* H lale o f F l o r i d a . I h e d o c u ­ m e n ta ry au th o rity required u n ­ d e r H rello n *«*.IT. K lo r ld a Hlnl u l e e , s h o w i n g His d i s s o l u t i o n IX T U B CIH C T 'I T M I I ' I I T OS’ o f s u c h c o r p o r a t i o n . Now. t h e r e f o r e , Ih* S e c r e t a r y T IK X I X T H J r n t r m . c m . J i i t . i x t m i r o i t o b a x e s : o f H lale doe* h e r e b y c e r t i f y l o t h e f o r e g o i n g a n d l h a l h e le f ' O I X T V , ST .O H U M . - a lie n e d th a t the re q u ire m e n ts AT M W XO. H W | of ih * l e w h a v # b e r u c o m p i l e d J. J. WII.HON a n d R O T t I .IN D Q C I h t , IN WITNKHH W H E R E O F , 1 P l a i n t i f f s , h a v e h e r e u n t o -el m y h a n d a n d vs. Im v r s f f l a e d I h e t l r e a t Heal of W I I . L I B M A R T IN , e t s i . t h e H l e t s of F l o r i d a , a* T s t l a ________ ____ D e f e n d a n t * ha —. r Ibe C a p ital, th la the XOTICS5 OK ■ H K R I K F ’a SAI.lt N o t l r a I t h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t T E N T H d a y of MAY. A. D. 10*3. t H E A l.l I. J . I I l C i n n r , S h e r i f f of T o i l ADAMH Hem lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , u n . K r . r r l a r y o f H lal* d»r and by v ir tu e of a ju d g ­ P u ld l-ti Ma y I t . M M m ent and W rit of B ssru tlo n CtlM -4 2 Iss u e d t h e r e o n o u t of th * s h o v e e n t i t l e d C o u r t . In t h e ab o v e IX T i l l : < l i l t i I T t III HT o r s t y l e d c a u s e , s a i d W r i t be Ins T I I K M X T I I J I I I I I I A I . I H i ­ d a t e d t b s I t h d a y o f K e b r u a r y . l l I T IX A XII r o l l SK M IX I S O , h a v e lev ied upon tl.e OI.K COI H I , M .O IM IIA fo llow ing described p e r s o n a l CIIAXI KIIY XO. IITJS p r o p e r t y l o c a t e d In Hemlnole J O H N J. H u l l AII, C c u n t y , K lorlda. t o - w l t : Plaintiff, I. SS s h a r e s of corpora l* c a p i t a l s t o c k In Hharo. I n c , a IHIL’M H K H III Hi A It. K lo rld a c o r p o r a t i o n , a s t h a p r o . D efendant. p a r t y o f t h e a b o v e n a m e d De. N O T IC E o r *1 I T fendant, W illiam B. Hmllb TO; I tr u n l a e H. I l u g a r ( t h a a m o u n t p a i d I n t o t h * cor* H oule t pnratlnn for satd sh a re s |, Ja c k . A labam a 9330.00, a n d t h o a m o u n t u n p a i d YOU A l l B I I E R K I i r N O T If o r th * I s s u a n c e o f a a l d a h a r a e P I E D I b a t a s u i t f o r d l v o r r a Is n o n t ) . lias b e e n m m m s n c e d a g a i n s t S. SS s h a r e s o f c o r p o r a t e > o u In I b e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f lb * c a p i t a l a t o c k In Hhaco, I n c , N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t In a n d a K lo r ld a c o r p o r a t i o n , a s th e f o r H em im d e C o u n t y . K lo r ld a . p r o p e r t y o f t h e a b n v * n a m e d T h * O i l - lo Hi* <s>* la J o h n D e f e n d a n t . W i l l i e M a r l i n f t h * J. I lu g a r . P l a l n o f r . I a. U r u n l s * a m o u n t p a i d I n t o t h a c o r p o r a * H. I lu g a r . d e f e n d a n t . lio n f o r s a i d s h a r e s la ITSofin, You * r r r r q u l r r d l o f ile y o u r a n d Ih* a m o u n t u n p a i d f o r Ihe A n a w e r o r o l h e r re a p o n a lv * I ss u a n c e of aald shares la p l e a d i n g w i t h t h e C l e r k o f t h e none). alaive C o u rt a n d aerv* a r o p y On th * t l t h d a y o f J u n a . 1was. t h e r e o f u p o n K. P u p a Haeeett, b e t w e e n t h * l e g a l h o u r s of boo Houtli M a i t l a n d A v e n u e . sa le , n a m e l y M oo o 'c lo c k In M a lllam l. F l o r i d - . A t t o r n e y f o r l h a f o r e n o o n a n d S:0* n 'c l n r k P l a i n t i f f , o n o r b e f o r a May In th * a f t e r n o o n , o n aald d a y . 31-1. M M . If y o u f a l l lo d o so. i t t h * F r o n t d o o r o f th * C o u r t - a D ecree P r o C o n f r e e o will ba hous* at Sanford, R e m ln o U e n t e r r d a g a i n s t y o u f o r t h * r e ­ C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . I will o f f e r lief d e m a n d e d In t h * C o m ­ f o r sa l* a n d s a i l t o t h a h i g h - p l a i n t . • *t b i d d e r f o r caeh . In h a n d , W ilne-e m y h a n d a n d the th * a b o v * d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y , s e a l o f a a ld C o u r t In H an fo rd , ae t h a p r o p e r t y o f t h e s a i d D e ­ Hrinlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , till* f e n d a n t * . W i l l i a m B. Hm lih a n d ITIh D a y o f A p r il, 1*M. W ill!* M a r t i n , l o s e n a r y sa id (MEAD I Ju d g m e n t an d W r it of E te c u A r t h u r H. B r c k w l t h . J r . li o n p u r s u a n t In H ertlo n SJ SI c l e r k of th e C lre u lt C ourt a n d SS SI o f t h * ISIS F l o r i d a Hy: M a r t h a T. V lh le n Statute*. l>«puty C l e r k J . L. H O B B T . S h e r i f f o f K. P o p e U a a e e tl Sem inole County, Florida. A ttorney for plain tiff By: J a m e s J. B lnglatary t o o Mouth M a i t l a n d Av*. aa D e p u ty Sheriff M a i tl a n d . K lo rld a P u b l i s h M a y St. to. ST A J u n * P u b l l a h • A p r i l M. M a y * * , I I . S. IMS is. MM CDM-34 CDL II Serenade. Providing •ml.cllishinent fur the solollst* and chorus at Monday night's performance will be piano accompanist, Mrs. Bettye Smith. At previous concerts, Mrs. Smith Inis shown her ability ns an accompanist as well as a soloist. She ia the wife of Dr. Robert Smith and the mother of two children. REG. 7.1 S VALUE *4 .9 9 MOUQUIN 10 YR. ITALIAN T. H. ADAMH. J D K It. T I N K E R am i F II I H T N A T IO N A L RA N K AT nlll.A N lH j, a Flurl.l* c o r ­ poration, D rfeln J an l* . X O T I t 'K OK * U T T O : T. H. ADAMH. b l a u n k n o w n w ife, If a l i v e , an il If d ead , b it o r h e r u n k n o w n belra, d etlaree, leg atees -m l grail■e r e ; JU K II. T I N K E R , b la u n k n o w n w if e . If a liv e , an<l If ■trail, bla u r h e r u n k n o w n b e lr a , devisees, le g a te e s a n d a r e a Irra. Anil a ll p e r a n n a a n d p a r l i e s ■la l n i l n a I n t e r* * ! by, t h r o u g h , u n d e r o r a g a l n a l a n y o f III. a h n t • p a r t i e s a n d ADD P K I IHnNH H A V I K t l O R I'DA I Ml.Nil ANY IN TK IIK H T IN T H E KOI.LOWI.Nii DKHi’l t l H E D DANDH: L o ta * a n d » o f l l l o r k " A ” In T r a c t 13 o f H a n l a n d o Hprlnge, Hrin ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a r i u r d l n g In Ilia p la t thereof recorded In P l a t l l o o k I , p a g e 43, o l Ilia Public R ecords of H eiulnnla C o u n t y , K lo r ld a . T h e n a t u r e o f t h l a s u i t la In m o o t a certain c lo u d * f r o m a n d t o q u i e t a n d c o n f i r m lb * a b u t s described p roperly. T ile n a m e o f l h a l.'otirl In w h i c h au it h a s b e e n I n s t i t u t e d la I b e C i r c u i t C o u r t f o r l h a N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , In a n d f o r Meinlnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . T h a t i l l * o f Ilia r a s a la IIOf l E I I T II. I I E K D v e r s u s T. H. ADAMH. J O B li. T I N K E R a n d FIIIHT N A T IO N A L RA N K AT ( i ll D A N D o , a K l o r l d a c o r p o r a ­ t i o n ; aald H n b t r l If. H eed b e ­ in g P l a l n l i r r a n d aald T. H. A d a m s . J o a H. T i n k e r a n d F i r s t N atio n al R ank a t O rlando, b e ­ in g D efendant*. T b s description of th a real p r o p e r l y In v u lv ed le a a a e t fo rth allot-. You a n d aai h o f s o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d I n (II* y o u r • newer nr other d efen slta p l e a d i n g w i t h Ilia C l e r k o f Ilia • b o t e C o u r t a n d s e r v e a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n J a m e s H. H yrd. A ttorney for Plaintiff, XvT H olland I l u ll d l n g , O rlando. F l o r i d a , o n o r b e f o r a I b a Xlet d a y o f May, A D. M M . I f y o u fall to do t o a D e r r t a P r o Conf eaao w i l l b a a n l a r s d a g a i n s t y o u f o r t b s r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In Iba Com plaint. WITNKHH m y h a n d a n d s e a l of a a l d C o u r t , a t H an fo rd , Heiulnnla C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h i s l o t h d a y o f A p r il, M M . IHKAD) A r t h u r If. H a r k w l t h . J r . C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t , la and For Sam lnola C ounty, Florida, f ly : M a r t h a T . V lh len , D. C. J A 31 EH M H Y R D 207 R u t l a n d I l u l l d l n g O rlando, K lorlda A ttorney fo r P la in tiff P u b l i s h : A p r i l I I . 31. M a y •. 13. M l , CDL II $ ^ |9 9 I I R A N D Y k KG. < 50 4 ^ GTI1 I SPA N ISH DRAMBUIE Bourbon deluxe GLENMORE Olt PROOF RED. 1.98 IMP. 90 PROOF LONDON DRY IILENDEO WHISKEY VODKA 50 YR. SHERRY G O R D O N G I N [ Bcncdic,ine & Brand* P. M . BLEND Legal Notice IX T I I K C T H L T I T I III H T OK T I I K X IX T H JI .'H II IAI. m i ­ l l IT . IX AXIS F o i l I K H I X OI.K r o t XTV. F I.O II II I A I H A X 4 l . l t Y XO. I I W I M IT E T T I T L E * t IT IIIIIIKUT II. H E E D , Plaintiff. Just North of Casselberry City Limits PRICKS GOOD THROUGH Itwy, 1 7 SATURDAY, MAY !5th. Halfway lletween Sanford and Orlando Uearxr KY. HLEND OR IIOUHRON G IN Benedictine Mr. Boston Blend RON RICO RUM ♦’MONK I.IOUEUR** I t K G . 4 .6 5 — 3 5 .7 5 C A S E HKG. 4.90—4I.8K CASK IIKG. 10.50 VALUE 3,1 $ 1 0 2 .9 9 Vi Ct A la* V2 G A LLO N S C H E N L E Y . W B & . • TAN Q U ERAY 8 YR. BLEND - Ailmlrlph uni •••*•• *# v m i ii • HEAVEN HILL STR. KY. IIRIi. 86* PARK 4 / J I M Til.FORD V J I I N • ItF.G. 5.00—3 5TIIH 9.50 • ...,, C O C K T A IL S • MARTINI • MANHATTAN • DAIQUIRI REG. 4.15—35.7S CASK REG. 7.15—55.75 CASK 2.99 ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE iORDON VODKA HOME OF THE SURF8IDE FLO RIDA RU M G IN M IL L FARM COLLINS 39t OAT KING SIZED HI-BALL J 9, N IT I O P IN IN G NO DRINKS OVIK STRAIGHT DOURMON m D ruSSo” REG. 549 VALUES (J I Qt.| ( IO 5 IN 0 )9 t 4 9 ‘ All ABC LOUNGES m . . . . REGENT or B A V A R IA N BO CK W IN E SA L E lit BUY BY THE E B K CASE & SAVE CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEP. NATIONAL 1.19 T a b l e Cfciaati, Hurguady M e 1 " U ,C Cl*r*t, Haulers* ■■ BOM BAY 4.99 FULL Q U ARTS HALLER FULL STRENGTH House of Lords • PLYM O U TH 3 .1 9 ** ■»’ 4*4 •«s» t H E U B L E IN • LAM PLIGHTER OR VODKA REG. M l •TH IB U L L O C H LADES B. L. IMP. ENGLISH GINS Philadelphia “ •• • • n i *• iia $7 . 9 9 IBUSCH Pink Catawba 1 ‘J, :ALSTAFF 20 Yr. T llw a ’r 1 a r . rPoorrtB i uk*^ Por|yB,, IM St|, lid Milwaukee FULL Q U ARTS CARSTAIRS WHITE SEAL BLEND BRUGAL R U M ,,AKK * V O D K A TILFOItll ABC EXTRA DRY U A | I CD rlMULCIV G IN DF.LUXR bourbon REG. 5.75 VALUER 3.39 3.99 2.99,CHAMPAGNE 3 .4 9 FULL Q U A R T -WHV WAIT FOR A WEDDING” *“ Boma A £ ,'a S U t & Im perator KtH Heldseick . omwolb 4 2 - �I Man Helpless Before Nature Probably no form of nature rone wild Inspires as much fear as the tornado. Thouvh tornadlc storms are usual* limited In extent and duration. ey are unlimited in the explosive havoc they can cause. It is this, to* te th e r with the unpredictability of their courses, th a t creates the sense of human helplessness we associate with these wild winds. The storm system that battered six mldwestam states was a big one by any measure, however. Spawn­ ing some 87 tornadoes and BO less severe storms, it killed more people than have died annually in torna­ does in the past half century. But while the toll of nearly 260 ranks it as one of the major dis­ asters of its kind, it is still exceed­ ed by the storm th at flailed a 219mile-long path of death through Missouri, Indiana and Illinois in March 1926* killing 689 persons. When we think of the increase in population th at has taken place in these and other states in the past 40 years (and no state is exempt from tornadoes), we wonder that there have not been worse disasters. It is not all a m atter of luck. Though man has no way of controll­ ing tornadoes, even in theory, he is not entirely helpless. Every year S W hits B T o sio t^ R o y C row ley " —And These Go W ith Your Press Pass!' Political Notebook storm forecasting becomes more ac­ curate, more rapid. How many lives have been saved over the years by the U.S. Weather Bureau's Severe Local Storm Fore­ casting Center In Kansas City. Mo., it is impossible to say. Certainly the death toll on April 11 would have been higher without warnings issu­ ed from this and other weather cen­ ters. This, of course, is scant comfort to those who lost loved ones on that Black Sunday. For some who died, the warnings came too late, or not a t all, or went unheeded. For the survivors, there now be­ gins the long process of rebuilding homes and lives, with whatever help the rest of us can give them. Thought For Today Listen, my beloved brethren. Has not God chosen those who are poor In the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom which he has promised to those who love him?— James 2:5. • • M • If we command our wealth, we shall be rich and free; if our wealth command us, we are poor indeed.— Edmund Burke, 18th century Brit­ ish statesman. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Tevnegtra, be sir e to reed At's m u n t . As a n i l * eiecntlvs, his wards akeald hear doubts wslchll Strap booh this css# ssd ssad fsr ths “Vocational Galdaare" booklet below, fsr aiUlloM e f students was to s r#sr or two at Lib­ eral Arts f l o a a d s r l a s around. Business College would reduce this waste! CASE V-48*i Al W., aged 84, is the efficient manager o f a big radio station. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I have a gripe which 1 think might be of benefit to many teenagers. “So I wonder If you'd pre­ sent my problem to your newapaper readers, "For example, we needed a couple of secretaries, to do typing and other office rou- l, I •i i .1 ■1 “Bo wo hired two girls who looked attractive. "But they can hardly beat me at their typing apeed though I use only one finger on each handl "And their apetllng Is atrocious. I’m not kidding! They dont even know how to use a dictionary! So they can't even check on their own errors! "They don’t have a 8th grader's knowledge of Eng­ lish words' yet they passed themselves off as experienced office secretaries." Probably the very best ONE YEAR of education you can obtain is In a first rate Business College. Even If you plan to become a teacher, preacher, lawyer, doctor or engineer, you will profit remarkably from first receiving a one-year or twoyear diploma from a Business College. And I'm not joking, for 1 have had experience at vari­ ous Liberal Arts colleges, ouch aa Yale, Nertkweetern, Smith College, George Wash­ ington U n i v e r s i t y and a YMCA School of Commerce. In Businesa College you gain specific, practical train­ ing that will equip you for a Herald Areo Correspondents Ahameate Springs Mrs. Julia Barton 118-1118 Mrs. Ritchie Harris aaaiast ■ear Lake-Forest City Mia. Maryana Miles 888-8878 Casselberry Mrs. Jana Casselberry Lake Msry Mrs. France* Wester SSJ-b318 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Jnhaaea 888*4788 Lea gwsad Mrs. Donna Estes SSS-SI1T North Orlande Mrs. Margaret Cosby 818-8788 Oeteea Mrs. Clarence Snyder 818-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 888-8188 Chulaeta Mrs. Jaaa Magia 888-8748 DeBary Mrs. John Leone Deltona Mrs. Mildred Raney Geneva Mrs. JoAna Uaya 848-4878 Qttp fcaufnrii frralii Page 6 Sanford, Florida Thursday, May 18, 1965 w a ltb b a . uiklow , a m r s a aub rtiuM*MB« r s A i a vot.Tm.lx*. csreuieuee • e«iet*i S u i« w Paul aauuKBMia* a n u t a r alnxabubb Associate Kilior Advertising Dlreetev r a a n van r a t * ___ Managing B4lter ■°* * * * * * B e a u WILLIAMS A4verll*las Msasger Seeletr Bailor a e r r u e a u it m Baslaeee Maneges OUr Bdlter ira r v e u i Oeaaty Bauer MeeBaaleel bill v in c a NT l u l l rhstegrapkse Published daily eseeyi leturier, Bunley and Chrletmeei pahlinked PAtardey preeeediag chrletaae. •vaaoaiPTM a b a t b s Delivery Me week s a a ia e L a en vn vg Me week B N I Tier I N d B e e t* Add d Meathe MB | Meet* Peetel BeaaUUene peovide toot aa M to ndt----- The Merald la * MUed eeetnnteely to nnwa printed in thin au. a r a a a b a il HIM I gone 888 0 meathe MO a Mentha LM t Meath aahonrlpMena he at ton Bound Praia which la noana fee cnpnMienUen ef all to Lelaaar I t M il at too Pool Dfflea of dealerf. Pierian, aader ton AM of denar sea ef Marsh. a, tsaf. Dick West's good job after you get your diploma. In fact, ths usual Buslnssa Colltgs can't supply the de­ mand for secretaries (legal, Medical, engineering as well ns business typss). It also is swamped with re­ quests for accountants, bookksspers, ate. For s Business College wlii offsr students not only short­ hand and typing, but Business Law, Publie Speaking, Ap­ plied Psychology, Accounting, Bookkeeping and even Charm Counes for office hosteieea or airplane atawardceiei. After that diploma from a Bueinees College, you can land a good job at once. Then you can finance your Inter Liberal Arts education out of your own pay checks, aa by working by day and taking half-time course* in the Extension University of your state. Mrs. Crans took a one-year diploma coura* In a Uueineii College and the has been of far more valua to me for the superb practical training sha obtained thers, than from all her other couraea at Northwastarn, Indiana University and New York University. The more 1 have observed Liberal Arta students, the morn positive 1 am that they would derive far mors bene­ fits from such campus courses If they had first obtalnsd a Businesa College diploma. 8incs msny students never finish the four years at Lib­ eral Arts, anyway, but drop out after a year or two, they have littli “leverage” for prying loose a good job, For their smattering of his­ tory, foreign language and sociology has slight practical value. In high school, therefore, you students better pay more heed to your English courses, since correct grammar, spell­ ing and typing are great s i ­ sals, whether In medicine, law or buelnesel Bo send for my "Vocational Guidance" booklet, enclosing a long atamped, return envel­ ope, plus 80 cants. (Always writs to Dr. Craae la car# af this newspaper, oacloaiag a leag ■tamped, eddreseed envel­ ope and 88 cents to cover typing and printing costs whs* yea aaad far asm af his baaklets.) Barbs Witching Ranger 8 televise ctoee-upe live from the moon, Um Old Cynic growled "They can pinpoint that spacecraft over 840,000 miles, but aty wife cant back the car out of the garage without scrap­ ing It." o n e If you think television's ways are pretty puisllag, Just remembsr that as in­ dustries go, it’s Just a teen­ ager. s e e Now York Correction Com­ missioner tasks to valtov* prison overcrowding by con­ verting old Aircraft carriers Into floating jails. Shall have to roaaxM the flight dark. Mat it glva the convicts The Lighter Side United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) — They used to tell me in Journeliim rinse always to strive for a balanced presentation of the news. Very well. I shall not go into my balancing set. In a previous column, I dllcussed the failure of the Pentagon to develop a unified belt buckle for the armed services. To balance that, I will bring you up to date on one of the Pentagon's achieve­ ments. It Is a pleasure to report that during the pest two years the Defense Depart­ ment bee made substantial progresi in the unification of electric temp*. A need for better co-ordina­ tion in that field was Indicat­ ed in a 1003 investigation by the General Accounting Of­ fice. It found that the armed forces then had on hand ap­ proximately 670,000 m o r e electric lamps then the cur­ rent requirements warranted. One depot, according to the GAO, had stockpiled a 41year supply of tempi. Among procurement experts, this was generally regarded as action above and beyond the call of duty. Since then, however, the Letters To The Editor Th e H erein wetremee te l­ le r* frem lie reefer* e a n eh lie a ffa ire . Th e w riter M ir ere a te e l i n e y r e r lfr S the I n ­ fer ale* eerrlee Ihe writer** fre e n e e a e f eSSreee, L e tfere e f few er th ea toe w erfe w ill he s lr e e eretereere. L e llere e ffre e e rS le elh rre are arrestab le p r-v lilr* th er Oe eet f e l l le y ereeeallllre. P e e lrr le a e t oehlleheO h r T h e H rrelO . Editor, Heraldi In recorded hlitory a num­ ber of national heroes such at Chrlilopher Columbus, Douglaa Mac Arthur, and John Glean, hive been welcomed more ipcctacularly than June and I wera welcomed into Sen­ ior and Seminole County. Nev­ er, however, has anyone been given a warmer farewell than we received lait Monday. The entire ceremony wai •o moving as to make U diffi­ cult for me to control my voice and respond properly. Since the ceremony, June and I bava referred almoet hourly to the munificent tribute which wa received. I spoka from the heart when I eald that you “Honor mt too much." For Juno and mo It has been our greatest privil­ ege to be here, to be a pert of tbii community, and a part of thia Wing. Wherever we go, or whatever we do, ww know la the most positive way. that It can't quite equal the experleoce we have already had To yon and to your entire staff, I wish to glva thaaki, in particular, for the wonderfuU tribute contained In The SanHerald on 18 April. Even more importantly, 1 wish to thank you far all that you have dona, • two-year period, to COIN create an environment of un­ paralleled trust, confidence and warmth. June and 1 will mils you and the people of Sanford all of our lives. In the attached menage, you ace that the Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral David L. McDonalld, joins me In thank* log the dtiteni of Sanford and Seminole County for providing my finest hour. I. O. Mayo Captain U. 8. Navy On the occailon of the change of command of Reconalliance Attack Wing One, the Chief of Naval Operations regreta hia Inability to be pre­ sent to personally commend Captain James O. Mayo and all members of the reconnais­ sance attack team, Including NAS Sanford and their Semi nole County and City of San ford civilian supporters, for the great strides that have been made in the Navy's high ly important reconnaissance capability. Thla progress, despite much greater aystcmi sophistica­ tion and complexity and more demanding personnel and sup­ port requirements, bears wit nan to outstanding leadership by those who command, and dedication and cooperation by those who labor and those who provide an atmosphere which supports high morale. Wall done to all concerned. I am confident that we can count on the new hand at the helm to inspire and receive the same high level of permsacs. David L. McDonald LAUNDRY ft DRY CLEANING Whirlpool Corporation has excellent locations In San_ford and ___ _DaLand J * for nationally known franchised ___ “Poly-Clean" cola laundry and dry cleaning canter with RCA Whirlpool equipment Building available noon with most Installation coat paid by Urn builder. The in­ vestor that opens thla store will nave on electrical, carpentry, plumbing, duct work, interior decorating, air conditioning , architectural fees sad many other COlUe This to aa unusual opportunity aa excellent shopping area. Financing to available. Contact: Jina Weatherly FOOT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA P. O. BOX A944 PHONE 564-7867 (First af tw* articles an the smear aa a political weapon) , WASHINGTON (NEA) — Fantastic to the word for eons* of the testimony given to the Lee Angel** County grand jury in tha cat* In­ volving four men indicted for criminal conspiracy to libel Ben. Thornes Kuckal. To delve Into these 800 pa­ ges, aa thla reporter has Just done, ta to plunge Into a thicket of unreality. Proba­ bly nothing Ilka It has over before tamed ap in a grand Jury proceeding. Tha libel charge haa to do with an affidavit which falsely alleged that In 1060 Kuchel had bean arrested in Loo Angelea on a morals charge. Tha grand jury Inquiry was called In an effort to de­ termine how, by whom and how widely thle sordid doc­ ument had been disseminated. Prior pollen Investigation al­ ready hod established the to­ tal falsity of the accusations against Kuchel. Before the grand Jury cams a parade e f wltneesee who, one way or another, had come into possession of a copy (usually n photostat) of tha affidavit maligning Kuchel. They Included an 81-yearold woman who puts out an occasional "nawa pamphlet,” a woman proprietor of a "patriotic (right wing) book­ store," a lady lobbyist, aa aircraft engineer, an Inveitment broker, a retired senior cltlxen, a young leader of a radical rightist organltaUen. Only one of these freely acknowledged that ha had given further circulation to tha affidavit after receiving i t That men testified ha "showed It around" to aav•ral parsons at hla offlee, but added that later h* refused to show It to other curioua Individuals. The other witnesses told the jury they had not dis­ seminated the document oth­ er than, in tome instance!, to hand It to someone they thought capable of v erify ­ ing or disproving the charge* agalnet Kucha!. Several professed to be horrified by tha affidavit, and called its distribution a "terrible thing" or In "poor teats." They said they war* glad to hear tha charges ware utterly false. Yet some of thee* earns people took tha Fifth Amend­ ment when naked to name the person or persona who had given them the docu­ ment, cither by mail or by hand. One man refused on the ground he did not wish to hurt a friend. He testified: "If you knew thla particu­ lar person, he’s at harmless ae a jay bird, really . . . He le a human being, we are all frail." Soma wltneesee said they got the reproduced affidavit in the mall, but either toned the envelope away without ■tudylng it, or noted that It hod no Inscription other than the postmark. There were others, how­ ever, who willingly or reluct­ antly did name ths transmit­ ter of the affidavit before the jury. In one case it turn­ ed out to be a regional offic­ er of the militant, arme-bearIng Minute Men. The r e a l l y aetonlihing thing about many persons' testimony was, however, that while they professed horror and shrank from any person­ al responsibility for pissing on the document, they view­ ed the grand jury inquiry in­ to its dissemination as a plot against them as right-wing­ ers. On* women, white taking the Fifth, said the investi­ gation would give "aid end comfort to the enemy" by seeking to "smear, intimi­ date, and divide the forces of a so-called extreme right • • * A wltnees who voiced shock at the affidavit nevertheleea sounded almost as If he want­ ed to justify It—false or not: "Senator Kuchel hae provoked a lot of hatred and a lot of resentment In our economy. He hat been dis­ loyal to many people in th* Republican party . . . " A woman witness, writing several congreetmen a few days before the jury hearing, called the subpoena of "ded­ icated citixene” a first step in President Johnson's “or­ der” to "punish those who oppose him." Witnesses like these seem­ ed, then, to be totally lost in themselves—to the point of trying to discredit rather than help a leggimato grand jury inquiry into n vicious political wrong. Welcome We Are Your — For A — Beautiful Lawn We Recommend Turf Builder & Bonus Grapeville Floriat And Nursery 3721 Grapeville Av*. 323-0888 Navy! WE CORDIALLY INVITE EACH OP YOU TO BECOME PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF GREATER SANFORD — AND FURTHER INVITE YOU TO MAKE YOUR HOME IN Ravenna Park $ “A Community o f Homes — Built with Pride” mt'*” One ta a comfortable S bedroom. 1V4 bath homo with largo living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carports and utility room. onth INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L # ELECTRIC SkoamaJkah c o n s t r u c t io n * Scott’s Dealer! lamp picture has brightened considerably. In fact, It now appears that the Fentagon has the situation well in hand. Encouraging word on that score has been given to the House defense appropriations subcommittee by Vice Adm J. M. Lyle, director of the de­ fense supply agency. Unfortunately, h o w e v e r , soma subcommittee members —notably R«p. Daniel J. Flood, D-Pa. — apparently thought that the GAO'a re­ port on surplus lamps re­ ferred to light bulbs. So they had some trouble understand­ ing each other. "You mad* quit* a point twice In your presentation, very proudly it teemed to me, that you had dona something or other about light fixtures and lampa, that you had atablilted this problem," Flood observed. 'T was thinking two yean ago somebody bought enough light bulbs for 1,000 years. What do you do about bulbs When it comes to housing of different wattage* In that* for people, we're the experts lamp* end fixture* you to proudly have etablliiedt" COMPLETE We’ve financed a lot of homes. "Wa hava tha bulbs," Lyle INVESTMENT SERVICE (And a lot of back yards for Uttie replied. "Wa hava them under consolidated management. I Listed and satiated girls and bird houses.) ho|>e by tha time wa check Sacnrlttoa the next time there will not Why not come in today and let us tell you Mutant Faada bo a 41 yean’ supply." about our complete home lo an ssM cs? "1 hope you gat your ALLIN * CO. hopes," said Flood. M l E. LEMON BT. "I hope that both of them LAKELAND, FLA. get their hopes, and I also hope that tha consolidation ef Member! Midwest Stock lack . the light bulb managemant Chicago Board af Trad* will offset, or balance, the apparent collapse of the con­ Orlande Bales Representative 812 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. solidated belt buckle project. But most of all I hops that MSMSSB OF THS SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION Flood and Lyle did net get MBS. STAN COMSTOCK irO N SO S O f TMIB.ADVSSTi>SMSNr IN U P * MAO AZIN I each other hopelessly confus­ Ml GA 1-8884 ed. m in ® co . CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office t i l W. 25th S t Phone 822-8108 HOMES OH COUNTRY CLUB RD. — FOLLOW OUR SIGNS I �Mb lfaftarl Em U May 18, 1965 — Pa*e T (Djuxa CUbJbjy: DEAR ABBY: I have a frUad who it !«, attractive and extrem al/ wall-edueatad. 8ha confided that aha’s agreed to marry a 39-yeareld, foreign-born man who wanU to atay in thia coun­ try longer than he otherwiaa could, for buaineia reaaona. In return for thia faror, tha man haa promiaed to give my friend a trip to Faria. A fter thia foreigner finiahea hia buaine*a in thia country, they plan to get a quick Mexican divorce. Neither thia man nor my girl friend haa ever been married. I have tried to talk her out of it, but a h e i n a l a t a o n going through with it. How can I bring her to her sense? Sign me, "M lTZl" DEAR "M ITZl": Y o u probably can't but try, any­ way. Thia lan't a marriage, it'a a buainea deal. And I’m not ao aura it'a legal. En­ courage your friend to ‘‘confide’’ In a lawyer. She might discover (with hia help) the cheapest way to get a trip to Paris la to buy her own ticket. • • • DEAR ABBY: I would like your opinion of a schoolteacher who keeps the whole class after school for 90 minutes because one of the children did something wrong and ahe didn’t know which one it was. Several mothers (Including myself) had to sit outside in their ears and wait for their chlldren to come out. My daughter had an appoint­ ment with an eye doctor, and because ahe was lata ahe was put at the bottom of the list and had to wait an hour and a half to see him. I think thia teacher ought to be fired. Don’t use my name if you use this letter. She would take it out on my daughter. $a£oby Earlier this week Jim Jaesby asked bis father what his worst bid in the Vanderbilt tournament was. Today hia father gets even. Oswald: "If you had one bid or play to take back which one would it be?" Jim : "That's easy. A pass in the first hand of the second half of our sixth round match against the only other unbeat­ en team. We were two Inter­ national Match Points ahead it the half and I tried for a swing. I got one but it was against us." Oswald: "Your three clubs waa « Stayman type bid dasigned to ask your partner to show a four card major suit if he held one. West doubled to show clubs and John re ­ doubled to show that he held good clubs also. You could have gone on to three notrump but decided to try to By Abigail Van Buren UP IN ARMS DEAR UP: I don't sub­ scribe to punishing the in­ nocent in order to make sure tha guilty gets what’s coming to him. Talk to tha teacher first and get her aide of it. • • • DEAR ABBY: I don't want to go on living, but taking one’s life la a sin agalnat God, ao what can I do? My husband waa very sick and thought ha waa going to die. Ha called me to hia bedside and said ha didn’t want to die with any­ thing on his conscience, ao he made a full confession of his sins to me. 1 told him he didn't have to, but he did, anyway. Ha con­ fessed th at over three years ago ha had been unfaithful to me with my youngest aiater, and before that with my dearest friend. There were others, too, but these hurt ms tha moat. Well, he On By Oswald Jacoby NORTH (D) II 4AQJ2 FAS * AJT *KQ8S W IST EAST *7 4 *10 B U S TJB752 V K 10 ♦ » ♦KSS2 * A 10 8 S 4 4J2 SOUTH * K3 HQ864 * Q 10141 •*74 North and South vulnerable North East Seelh West 2N.T. Pass 3 * Dble Redbl Paas Pass Pass Opening lead—♦ | make the redoubled club con­ tract." Jim : "What a miatakat I waa lucky to get out for down ooe and minus 400 points and it waa a cinch that our op­ ponent's partner! would play three no-trump and make four or five odd ao that our loss on tha band would be 14 IMP*. Thus we would be 12 I MPa be­ hind with 17 hands (o go." Oswald: "It certainly waa bad percentage because U you had made your redoubled club contract you would have been plus only 780 points for a gain of only four IMPa." Jim : "There waa one good thing about the loss. John Fisher never said a word. He just pulled the next hand out of the duplicate board. If he ha had said anything it might have really upset met. As it we played 17 fine boards end won the match easily sines Phil and Dingy had their usual fine game at the other table.’’ Oswald: "That waa the great thing about our team. When one of us made a mis­ take hia partners always cams through to make up for it." U)a Jh& By Mrs. Mariel La Newspaper Enterprise Asa*. Can we use the current ob­ scenity of our novels, plays and movlta to opan up mora honest talk about aex between ua and our adolescent chil­ dren? Thia possibility was propos­ ed a t a recent annual meet­ ing of tha American Orthopaychlatrie Association by Har­ vard University's Dr. Dana Farnsworth. Talking about "Sexual Morality and the Dilemma of tha Colleges,'' ha admitted college officials ara concerned about atudenti’ sex­ ual behavior. Ha complained th a t tha inconsistency of perental attitudes failed to pro­ vide any guidelines, saying, I argu-d about sverythlng else, too. "Thera was quits a whila thera when I scorned them as atuffy and narrow-mindad— but they certainly made me think about what I really thought myself. When I think of how many girla I’ve known who got pushed into aex becauaa other kids argued them Into It. I ’m so grataful to my parents for forcing me to do my own thinking about it.” In his address Dr. Farns­ worth also spoka of tha "bandwagon" p s y c h o l o g y which pleasures young people into sex axparisnea which may b t actually unwanted. He mada this Important point: "Our college psychiatric services lead ua to believe that young people who ignore conventional standards exper­ (S) t Dove Duey 11:11 (! ) NBC News Report ience more depression, anx It:t9 (1) Concentration laty, agitation and other (9) Andy af M ayberry (9) Dee. Bride symptoms of emotional con­ 11:19 ( t l Jeopardy flict than thoie who manage (9) Prlca la R lth t (9) Tha McCoya to adhere to their Ideals," Without honest talk about FRIDAY F. M. tlioaa ideals with trusted 11:99 (1) nay Whan grownups, young people can’t (9) l-ova of U fa talk to each other about them (9) Donna Road 11:11 (9) Nawa— honestly. A* a result, they 11:19 (1) T ruth o r Con**engage in sex experience in quancae (9) Uaarch F a r Tomer- states of anxious Indecision. row (I ) P a th a r Knew* Baot Lacking any fairly atable 11:11 ( 9 , ( t u l d l n s L i g h t views, they can’t exchange 11:11 (11 NUC N a w a R e p o r t 1:00 (I) Now* - E ditorial - honest fetlingi. So they find thamtelves In bed together in W aal i a r (9) a ir l T alk a kind of daxa which their i t ) Tanaaaaae E rato Inexperience attributes to tha 1:11 (11 K o r u t 1:19 C> l.at a Moko A D ial power of sexual passion. “ Parents' strong views either for freedom or for control of sexual behavior are not axpressed in auch a way as to be of much help." Maybe we can use tha cur­ rent vogue for literary and theater obscenity to evoke young people’s opinions of this treatment of aex. And we can tell them why we think It presents auch an impover­ ished, stunted concept of it. Ju st this week n happily married young woman of 27 said to me: "How grateful I am to my parents for saying 'No' to allthe-way aex whan I waa 161 And for telling me why they felt tha 'N o' waa right. Mind you, I argued back) but then Television Tonight THURSDAY O. 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EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD "Follow M t" by Jean Baer is a delightful book on how, why and w hen to travel for women. Jean Baer really knows her "travel," so do please listen to her advice when she tells you to "travel alone" and leave your beat friend at home—and 1 second her advice. I have always gone to Europe alone and had • wonderful time. Jean Baer is a very attracUva young woman who does publicily for a well-known magazine as well as traveling to Europe. She gave me some personal" advice for my readera, and says: "F or many af­ ter-forties the perils and pro­ blems about traveling alone turmount the pleasure*. Many widows and divorcees who have coped with death and texts, matrimony and motherin-law, earning a living and getting out the local vote, throw in tha beach towel and head for Cape Cod when faced with traveling out of tha country alone. How foolish they ara. For they may find a whole naw Ufa when they go alona—and go placet. •Tb* after-forty woman can have a much battar time on a vacation abroad than she can on o m in the USA. First of aU, ab* haa tha sense to do some research beforehand — to put tha time and effort into ae qulrlng letter* of IntroducUon and connections abroad. She should be old enough and wise enough to plan n trip that la what SHE wants it to b t, NOT what tha t r a v e l agent says It should be. And her age is an asset abroad—many for­ eign men prefer the more ma ture women. The French feel that a woman is at her moat interesting whan (be la over forty." So, don’t give up the thought of meeting men because you are frankly fifty plus! Jean Baer has written an exceUant guidebook to travel and trysts abroad for tha wo man alone. It steers the wo man traveler from the mo­ ment of derision to GO, through what to wear and how to pul the trip to use socially when aha returns home. So many of you write mo that you would like to go to Europe but have no one to go with. Now just read, "Follow me," by Joan llaor, and find out how exciting ami rewarding it Is to travel alone. You WILL meet people. When you take your best friend, you niton do what (he wishes to do and miss the things which would make your trip so worthwhile for you—and you and your friend would juit talk about the thinga at home, anyway. On my last trip to Europe I went alone, as usual. 1 met some dear people in Italy, and I call tham "my Italian fam­ ily," having no family of my own. This has been a delightful and rewarding acquaintance, and it could not have happened if 1 had brought along a friend. If you cannot find the book, "Follow Me," in your town, send me a card and I will ace that you will be able to get a copy. Address me at 336 West 4G1h Street, New York City, 10036. Begin planning your trip right now-ALONE! Tomorrow— From My Note­ book IN Officers Members of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at tha homo of Mrs. Bob McKee for a recent meeting. Incoming president, Mrs. Don Cahill, announced commit­ tees for the coming year. More definite plans will bo announced at tha next meet* Ing. Following the business ses­ sion, installation of new offi­ cers waa held. Thoae installed were: Mra. Cahill, president; Sherry Bolt*, recording secre­ tary; P at Halmi, treasurer; Jo Kuhlke, corresponding secretary, and Nancy Reynolds, secretary. Members were reminded to mak* convention plans aarly and to contact Sherry for reserrations. During tha aocial hour re ­ freshments war* served by tha hostess. JIMMIE KLING AND HIS BIRTHDAY CAKE. DeBary N ew Officers At Dinner The DeBary Buslncai and l'rofcsiiona! Women’s Club held a dinner meeting and in­ stallation of officers Tuciday evening at the Del.and Coun­ try Club with Ilcrt l-ederhaus prcilding. Following dinner a brief business session was held. It was voted to donate 33 to the Volusia Nursing As­ sociation. Beatrice Muller, past presi­ dent of the DeBary BPW Club, installed the following officers using the flower cere­ mony: Margaret Williams, president; Helen Snodgrass, first vice president; Mary Ann Lcdcrhaus, second vice piesldent; Bert Lcdcrhaus, third vice president; Sally Ann Ncidcr, recording secre­ tary; Jo Peek, corresponding secretary, and Betty Peacock, treasurer. Standing committees: per­ sonal development, Alberta Waiver; civic participation, Beatrice Muller, and world affairs, Mario Accardl. Action committees: finance, Belly Peacock; legislation, W EEK-END B P W Installs Thresla Prison; membership, Mary Ann Lederhaus, and public relations, Alice Rubiolio. Special committees: Marion Itoberts, pirllamentarlan; Jo Peck, publicity; E v e l y n Dxick, ways and means; Bert I-cdcrhaus, year book; Helen Slripp, sunshine, and Sally Ann Nelder, project*. Bert Lederhaus, outgoing president, was presented with a white summer hand bag by tho members and Beatrice Muller a white and crystal necklace and earring set for her role as installation offi­ cer. Mrs. lederhaus present­ ed the gavel to the new presi­ dent, Margaret Williams, who in turn pm ented her with the past president’* pin. A board meeting was called for Mon­ day, May 24, at the home of the president, SO Park Lane, at 7:30 p.m. Guests present at the In­ stallation dinner were Mrs. Alice Greln of DeBary and her daughter, Mar Lee; Doris Bishop of Orlando and Lcnore Nyer of DeBary. DRUG SPECIALS! PRICES GOOD THRU SUN* MAY ltth . 40 COUNT SANITARY NAPKINS 89c B LBS. EPSOM SALTS . a a a ■ BEG. 88c SIZE PEPTO - BISMOL REG. 11.08 BIZR BAN DEODORANT SIMILAC LIQUID ■ a ■ ■ (LIMIT 11> HOME PERMANENT $1.00 f REG. I 1JB BIZI BUFFERIN......... 89c REG. l i e PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 49c 1M TABLETS REG. IT.I8 THERAGRAM-M . . $4.89 REG. *3.48 VALUE VI PENTA ZESTABS $2.09 LISTED BELOW ARE OUR TH I ftlHi Toalt* l i r a BaUrdar A im . a m a c a r l o a d “F I R S T K K V IV MOOX" LOW EVERYDAY TM R S a lta r* . F lr lla a - coloa “FERRY ACROia TMR MERSEY" PRICES- Carry a Tko For*maker* 'MOVE OVER D A R L I X U ' D a v is D a y — Coloa 3 ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS PLAN IN S U L IN U-80 ••***99***«(9(***a*»t****9*«(*******e**ta**»*tMM»99t»et9ee U-10 *•a**********«•*(****••*a******i***t(*****i***i******tat*aaa or The Future i: ox. Friday • Saturday "Hypnotic Eye” And "Wichita’* "JOHN GOLDFARB, PLEASE COME HOME* Installs u r \( ) mill WEST 18th BT. STARTS SUNDAY TILL I M | MON. . F U .I By Jails Bartos I Ellsworth Avenue, Oakland, host of young friends. Jimmie Kline, son of Mr. Estates, celebrated his fourth C O N F I D E N T I A L TO T h e traditional birthday "WORRIED TO DEATH’’ and Mrs. Alton W. Kling, US birthday Wednesday with a cake, Ice cream and punch IN LINCOLN: If you don’t waa served and eacn young want to go to the health ater received favors. Bal­ service, see a private physiloons were strung up in the clan. But DO NOT DELAY, back yard for all the children In justice to yourself and to enjoy and games were to the people with whom played. you are living. You could Thoie attending were Ann have an infectious disease. Tope, Ann Marie Gosh, Kim • • • Robinson, Debra Shaw, Ann Troubled? Write to ABChapman, Steve Shaw, Mary BY, Box 69700, Los An­ Toppen, Laurel Yryor, Vickie geles, Calif. For a personal Felin, Gordie Lofgren, John reply, encolse a stamped, nie Toppen and the booored self-addressed envelope. gueat, Jimmie Kling, • • • For Abby’a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,” send BO cents to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. DOUBLE FEATURE AT 1:11 • 4:14 • 7:44 r f c it m t f) |:11 (•> (II |:19 (91 ( I) 11:91 ( I ) D E A R H EA RTSICK : Don’t permit yourself to dwell on these m o r b i d thoughU. Try to think con­ structively and positively, and pray for strength, com­ passion and tha grace to forgive. Y’ou can bury the peat under interests of the present and hopes for the future—if you really try. NOW thru SAT. PLUS STEVE MrQUEEN BOBBY DARIN FE8S PARKER "HELL IS FOR HEROES" At 1:34 - 4:45 . 8:34 W ea­ didn’t die, and now I cannot look my dear aiater in the face. And I don’t care to see my beat friend again. They know something is wrong but I can’t bring myself to tell them. How ran I get over thia terrible hurt, AbbyT HEARTSICK Jimmie Observes Birthday Sorority SUNDAY STARTS 1 P.M. "Mar* Of The WMernesi” L IQ U ID #**a88*8a8aa*ataaaaa**8*t»a4 *****a«*8*a«a»aa«8tama«a*« ee Us About A MYLANTA LIQUID ^ank College Loan *at****»e*** "Tha PrMcriptioR Our Primary C ttcm * FLORIDA STATE B A N K MCMBCR P.0.1,0. T0UCHT0N REXAIL M IN S Locally Omwd A il O psntei By GWaa McOU A*4 “End** M ils AND "Wichita” W MISS CLAIROL........ Starts T p a . Friday Starts 1 p.m. Saturday WVW& M AALO X 14B Cor. 1st A Macm Ur § �( ftp •ttfo i Page 8 — May IS, 1965 ffw n Miss Burnham , Leggett Miss Williams Honored A t Party Married At Church Of God M ill Mabel Clarice Bum* ham , daughter of Mrs. M. B. Burnham, NarcUraa Avenue, lanford, and Richard Earl Leggett, »on of Mr. and Mr*. C. L. Leggett, of Terrytown, Fla., were married April IS at T:S0 p.m. at the Sanford Church of God. Rev. L. H. Alford officiated a t the double ring, candle* light ceremony. The church was decorated with Easter llljes and arrangements of yellow and white gladlola. Joe Bchooley, soloist, sang ‘ Oh Promise Me" and “Be­ cause." He was accompanied by Miss Sallia Green, organ­ ist, who also presented the traditional wedding music. The bride, given in m arri­ age by her brother, Daniel Webster Burnham, Sanford, wore a formal length gown of white brocade satin, featuring wrist length sleeves and a bell skirt, and a pearl tiara with shoulder length velL She car­ ried a white Bible covered with a spray of yellow roses and centered with a white or­ chid. Matron of honor, the bride's sister, Mrs. Eugene Stevens, cf Plant City, wore a baller­ ina length gown of pale yel­ low whipped cream, with matching accessories, flower bead place and nose length veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow and white gladioli. Eugene Leggett served his brother as best man and ush­ ers were Edward Lee Burn­ ham, brother of the bride, and Jam as Leggett, brother of the groom. The bride's mother wore a blue-green ensemble and the groom's mother a rose color­ ed dress and accessories. They both wore identical cor­ sages of white orchids with a gold throat. Following the ceremony, a reception was held In the soc­ ial ball of the church. The refreshment table was dec­ orated with floral arrange­ ments of yellow and white and candelabra. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. D. W. Burnham, Mrs. Lee H. Burn­ ham and the Misses Marian Carpenter, CeceUa Norris and Diane Smith. For h er going-away outfit the bride chose a baby blue, two-piece suit, blue hat, white Mis* Lawana William* was guest of honor at a recent "Chit Chat” party given by accessories and the orchid I from a wedding trip to Key Mrs. Annie Mae Bowen at her from her bridal bouquet. West and are residing at J01 home, 1314 Mellonvllla Ave­ The couple has returned | Grove Street In Leesburg. nue. The group played gam ei and were served refreshment! of delicious snacks and eold drinks during the party hours. Invited guests Included the Misses P at Chambers, P at Musa, Joy Howell, Lucy Wil­ lis, Martha Keel, Kathy Poff and Faya Hayea. Also Mrs. Joanne Bohannon, Mrs. R. L. Williams, mother of the honoree, and Mrs. Mattie Mae Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Wood of 1298 Bear Lake Road wel­ comed their first child, a daughter, on May 1 at the Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ pital. The young lady weighed six pounds, 13V4 ounces, has been named Michelle Lorraine and already nicknamed Mic­ key. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Pete Pctroskl of Fern Park and Mr. and Mr*. Herb Mathew of Shirley Drive In Bear Lake. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD EARL LEGGETT (Goaaman Photo) DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Smith of Naranja Boad enter­ tained Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Katherine Jacjson, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., and her brother, Delacroix Davis, of New York City, this past week. They visited places of interest in Central Florida. her roommate, Miss Nancy Jones, of Coral Gables, from the University of Florida spent the past weekend at the Lederhaus home on Plan­ tation Road. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hare of Smyrna Drive entertained Charles Dolson of St. Peters­ burg this past week. Mr. Hare and Mr. Dolson have not seen each other since they were young men together In War­ rick, N. Y., 90 years ago. Mrs. Edna Decker was hon­ ored at a birthday party held at the home of Mrs. Emma Glachlna of Medina Itoad Sat­ urday. Among those present were Mra. John Kormann, Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Biondl Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fear of DeBary, Mrs. N. Goodspccd of Park Lane had as their re­ of Monroe, the bonorce and cent housegucsta, Mr. and Mrs. E. DcMartino of Bell bos teas. ville, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. John Strang B. W. McMullan also of Bell of Luccrno Drive recently cn Ville who returned from their tertained Misa Isabella Lynn trip to Nassau last Wcdncs of New York City. Miss Lynn day. Mrs. Einar Tidcinan of Lu cerne Drive has returned to DeBary from Bloomfield, N. J. She has been visiting her son and family following the death of Mr. Tldcman The DeBary Choristers held Uiclr annual picnic Wednea day at the home of the d irer tor, Laura I’lott Brown, on Alicante ituad and Gem Lake Mrs. A. Grein will leave DeBary for a visit at Law rcncc, Ind. Her daughter, MarLcc, will stay in DeBary until her mothrr returns. Mrs. Tcnna Armao of Park Lane celebrated her son Timmi's birthday Friday at her home with IS children pre sent. A gala time was had by the youngsters helping Tim celebrate his sixth birth day with games and a barbe cuo In the rear yard. Miss Carol Lederhaus and Mrs. J. R. Glenn of Spruce Lane honored a group of young people at a birthday party Saturday evening. They aro leaving for boot camp in the navy with her son, Dick, In the near future. IDEAL G IFTS FOR TH E GRADUATES • BEACH WEAR AND ACCESSORIES • MATCHED SETS OF BAGS AND SLIPPERS O P B f DAILY MARY WILLIAM! ^ n w t . i m n M06BS S848 HIAWATHA 174! Telephone 222-9184 Mrs. Charles Schneider of Lucerne Drive has as her housegucsta, William Schnel der, her brother-in-law, and Ernest Hover, both of New­ ark, N. J. BIU Slemper Jr. 1eR Wed nesday by plane for New York City. Ha will join hia father who has Just reached New York after a visit in Europe. They will attend the World’s Fair and other Interesting at tractions. They plan to return home Saturday. u * panes* tmv f F J f ■tLYKRTLATB BY INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 11! S. PARK AVE. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Avc. Dacron-Woola $12.95 Dacron-Cottons $5.49 • $8.95 TAILORED BY: HIGGINS MARX-MADE DICKIES LEVIS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinion of Macon, Ga., called on Mrs. Rose Doyle, Friday. 'heck your alock of slacks, (hen check with J ua tor (he kind or type you like. 28 (o 50. Maxine Stowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Stowell, is attending a DCT convention in Jacksonville. The group left Thursday and will return borne Sunday evening. OPEN FR ID A Y N IG H T S CUWL Don't overlook the house­ hold uses of a staple gun. It can be used to repair torn up­ holstery, recover card table* and bridge ch ain or as a means of tacking down floor felting. 0 MEN MEN'S W EAR 115 Magnolia Avow Downtown Sanford STO CK REDUCTION MR. AND MRS. HARRY HAHN F A SH IO N E T T E S Now It’s tho no glove look to gloves, following tho no-bra bra and other freedom fash­ ions. One glove manufacturer baa produced the notbum b ahortle for spring and sum­ mer. Tho gloves in black, white or pearl suede-like syn­ thetic resemble very much the open look of golfer's glov­ es except those for milady come with four lingers cov­ ered. a a a Something new has happen­ ed In the knit-ahlrt market. The National Association of Men's Sportswear B u y e r s saya the new is tho addition a! velour, corduroy or silk fronts to button-front shirt-jac models. some, The a effect: a hand­ a Watch for the return of the small head silhoutte with hair tenderly cropped to resemble a fitted helmet. It's part of a trend — fashion and beauty going astral. The directions for a space face to keep in this fashion's orbit: sharply etched, winged-shaped eye. browa over enormously ex­ aggerated eyea that rely more on lashra than liner to in­ crease their site; the wing or bow repeated in the shape of the lips; ■ smooth, non-matte finish for the face. Th* apace face dlrectioni are from the makers of Pond's cold cream. ONE WEEK ONLY — STARTS MAY 14* 1965 ALL DRESSES (Regular Stock) '/j O FF ALL JEW ELRY '/j P R IC E O ne Group Sportswear . $200 SHOE SALE! G ra d u a te ! SHAPING EXTRA Cool Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lemon hid as their dinner guests at Norwoods in New Smyrna Beach, her mother, Mrs. Har­ ry Osteen, and Mra. Eva Wil­ liams Sunday. $|00 Gift For Year SETTING ONLY 10.50 SLACKS Personals Mrs. WIGS Handsome Lightweight Osteen Mrs. Anna Nelson haa re turned to her home In Mlnne spoils, Minn., after spending tha past month with Mrs. Irena Watt a t bar home, ISM Maple Avenue. Sha wrote Mra. Watt that sha really missed Floridas* nice sun ahlna as ft waa cold, stormy and 40 degrees in Minneapo­ lis. Mr. and Mra. Glynn Reeder, Ague Vista, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donahue of Steger, 111., at dinner last Thursday. PICKETT Accurate Guaranteed SLIDE RULES 8L98 te $22.91 BARBARA MILLER wan honored at a bridal shower, recently, a t the home of Mrs. Cecil Mixon. Gnthercd around the refreshment table are lrom left to right, (seated). Miss Miller, and Mrs. Paul Gorman, mother of tho groom. Standing, are Mrs. Anna Webb, Mrs. Claudine Case, mother of the brido and Mrs. Mixon, hostess. (Photo by Gassman) Welcome W a g o n boardiM rs. J . K. Brownback, M rs.| Mrs. John Pugh and member* and guests honored IA1 Probst, Mr*. Lou Roberta, | Roy Pound*. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn on Uielr 90th wedding annlvcriary this week. Open houso and a special luncheon waa held at the Hahn residence, 413 Satsuma Drive, Monday. A gold color achemo waa carried out in decorations. A golden wedding anniversary plate with gold belli and a Bible with their namea in­ scribed was presented to them from board members. A delicious covered dish luncheon waa served. The an­ niversary cake waa made by Mrs. John Pugh, using the same decorations on the plate. The anniversary gift Mr. Hahn Is presenting to his wife Is a trip to Alaska. They have been dreaming and planning such a trip for several years. They will leave Sanford thla Sunday and return some time lu September. Others attending and assist­ ing with the dinner included Mrs. Hobcrt Thomcli, Mrs. Albert Horten, Mrs. Walter hymen, Mrs. Donald Bums, Personals Ann Gracey and the Misses Linda Webb, Marcia Llppencott, Peggy Bower, Marianna Humphrey, Sue Koke, Grace Maria Stlnecipher end Wan* da Mixon. TIME SAVER When c u t t i n g ready-toserve, cooked sliced m eat Into atripi (Julienne-style) or in cubes, stack aeveral slices to­ gether and cut through them with a well-sharpened knife. Use a firm aurface like a cut­ ting board so that m eat doei not alip. 50th Anniversary Observed Miss Emily Goodridgo of Bonita Drive has a house r.uest from WHIscnd-on Tyne, England, Mra. Barbara Bell, who will visit in DeBary for two weeks before leaving for Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Bell Mrs. Doris Hills, of Tampa, will go to Utah, The Grand la visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Canyon, Illinois and Michigan. Harris at their home in R i She plans to sco Niagra Falls, then back to New York City venna Park. where sho will leave for Eng land on the Queen Mary. Mr*. Lucille Stone has re turned to her home in Loch About 30 members attended the DeBary Garden Club Arbor after visiting with rela lives and friends In Macon, luncheon held Wednesday at Ga., for the past month. Jardin and Matson in Alta monte Springs. Mra. Ralph Austin Smith and Mrs. John Wilson attend Mrs. H. Plvomik of Park ed the synodical training Lane entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Sisslard of North achoot, held In Ormond Beach Bergen, N. J., this past week. last week. Mrs. E. Glachlna of Mcdi na Road honored Mrs. Ed na Decker on her birthday with a group of friends Sat­ urday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa Fear and Mrs. A. Kormann were among those present. i A i t • UN r jf , By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Barbara Miller. The lovely I laid with a white linen cloth the center of the table. On Mrs. Cecil Mixon was the affair was held at the Mixon and a beautiful arrangement each end were placed silver of pink and white snap dra- candle holders with white recent hostess at a miscellan­ home In Lake Mary. The dining table was over-1 gone and baby breath graced eous bridal shower for Miss candles. One end also held a crystal punch bowl. Various games were played during the evening with prises going to Mrs. Elyse Gassmsn, Mrs. Marguerite Hendricks, Mrs. Edna Gassman, Mra. Paulette Gorman and the Misses Sue Koke, Linda Webb and Grace Marie Stlnecipher. Mrs. Nixon served delicious refreshment* of cake, nuts, mints and lime punch to the Mmes: Hendricks, E l y s e Gassman, Gorman, A n n a Webb, Julie Scott, Joyce Fortson, Claudine C u e , June Gaasman, F e r n Benedict, Maude Post, Gina Leffler, N ew Arrivals Is with the Telephone Com piny, New York. SUIIs fUai, TtUi, SJI*»rtltfc a»* altar Afina S crawling Initcli, SHIS INTISI HOUlt WITH BUO RIllINO •fOO'* WHIlt YOU SHOP OS VttJTI N* bag see sn ags. Ahwlylnly sals srkaa sta* at SltsctsS. Harm, b tl la rags, Sragai S fstnllvra. — AVAIIASU M TWO SIZII — AFABTMINT A SMAll HOMS Sill op la 1,000 cubic Iasi IM S . S-IIDtOOM HOMS t ill ag la 10,000 inkle (sal I M I . Miscellaneous Shower Honors M iss Miller £ Fashions p DOWNTOWN SANFORD $300 VALUES TO $16.98 BUY ONE PAIR OF LADIE8' OR CHILDREN’S SHOES FROM SALE TABLE AND GET SECOND PAIR OF EQUAL VALUE FOR ONLY 5c! — Through Saturday at SaM wtft „ ic u jq M Center Fern Park TE 84118 $£00 Cl �«V» Vtafarfl fm O May 18, 1965 — Pape 9 Gamma Omega Installs N ew Officers dionuunaksM • By Mr*. H. L. Johnion 1 tbap. celery seed B ectuie cucumber* are now 2 tbsps. stick cinnamon plentiful we have had quite a 2 tbsps. whole cloves few call* for pickle recipei. cup mustard seed Here are aeverat. Freshen salt stock When DILL PICKLES fresh cucumbers are used, Select freth, evenly colored cucumber*. Wath and pack In cover them with boiling hot brine made by dissolving 2 a iterilized ja r. Place several raya of dill on top of cu> cups of aalt in U k qts. boiling mbera. Heat 1 quart water, water. Soak the cucumber* in this brine for 24 hours, then 1 cup vinegar and U cup aalt drain. Heat the vinegar to to boiling. Cool. Pour over cucumber*, filling jar* to boiling and pour it over the cucumbers. Let it stand for within U Inch of top. Seal. another 24 hours then drain. This liquid will become cloudy Save the vinegar and add the in a few day* but will *oon sugar and spices. Roil the clear. The pickle* wilt be miature for 9 minutes. Pack firm, criap and evenly color­ the pickles into clean, hot ed. jars. Cover the cucumbers • • • with the boiling syrup and ' SWEET GHERKINS seal. > qta. amall green cucumbers • • • 1 qta. boiling vinegar BREAD AND BUTER 2 lbs. augar (4 cupa) PICKLES S tbsps. allspice (Quick Process) Slice 29 cucumbers of med­ ium size and 12 small onions. Soak in cold water with a large handful of salt for 3 hours. Then drain well. Pack sliced cucumbers and onion in sterile jars. Scald 1 quart of vinegar, 2 cupa sugar, 2 tablespoons mustard see, 2 tablespoons tumeric, 2 table­ Come In And Make spoons celery seed and 1 tea­ Your Selection! spoon cassia buds. Pour this scalding hot mixture over the cucumbers and onions prev­ iously packed in jars. SeaL • • • CUCUMBER PICKLES (Quick process) 100 small cucumbers 1 cup salt Ik cup celery seed tbsp. black pepper 1 pt. small white onions Ik cup white mustard seed 1 cup aalad oil Slice the cucumbera and Gifta • Cards • Books onions very thin, sprinkle 210 E. First St. with salt and let stand over- « A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! Flemings enchanted evenings rClYour O w n.... Elegantly simple bridal, bridesmaid and graduation gow ns. . . Beautifully styled for that very special day! Fragile laces, organzas, brocades, cottonB, dacrons in white and pastels. Accessories nnd Trimmings —McCulIs, Vogue and Simplicity Patterns— M ilady's Shoppe OF FINE FABRICS .106 8. PARK The regular monthly meet­ and Nancy Davla serving as members, practice for the Variety Show, plans for the ing of the Gamma Omega co-hostease*. Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al­ It was a busy evening with Mother's Day Tea, and dis­ cussion of the annual beach pha sorority wai held recent­ ly at the home of Miss Betty the installation of officers, In­ party. 2 tbsps. Worcestershire sauce Mann with Margaret Quarles stallation and pledging of new Newly Installed officers are 1 tip. salt U tsp. pepper V« tsp. thume Thaw frozen fillets. Cut into 1-inch pieces. Fry bscon until brown. Add onion and cook until tender. Add tomatoci, potatoes, water catsup and seasonings. Cover and sim­ mer for 30 minutes. Add fish. Cover and simmer about 19 minutes longer or until pota­ toes are tender. Servei 6. • • • RED SNAPPER FLORIDIAN 2 Iba. red snapper fillets or other fish fillets, fresh or frozen 3 tbsps. melted fat 2 tbspa. orange juice 2 tspi. grated orange rind 1 tsp. salt dash nutmeg and pepper Thaw frozen fillets. Cut into serving-size portions. Place in a tingle layer, akin side down, In a well-greased baking dish. Combine remaining Ingred­ ients and pour over fish. Bake NEW OFFICERS, of Gamma Omcgn Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha in 390 degree oven for 29 to 30 sorority who were installed at n recent meeting nre front left, Mines. Juno minutes or until fish flakes Brodie, president; Shirley Higgins, Joanne Howe, Put Smith, Bonnie Ed­ easily when tested with a wards and Mary Ann Bruce. fork. Serves •. CohiW t By Mr*. B. L. Johnioe SANFORD the gentle art of beach flattery the swim shift PH. 323.0315 night. Us* a glass or glazed pottery container. In the morning, drain well; add the celery and mustard seeds, salad oil and pepper. Mix thoroughly. Put into glass Jars. Fill the Jars with cold vinegar. Seal. While these are delicious, they will remain firm only a few months. • • • CELERY CUCUMBER PICKLES 20 cucumbers Ilk to 4 inches long ‘i cup salt cold water to cover 3 cups cider vinegar 2 cup* sugar 1 pt. chopped celery, loosely packed ‘k pod hot red pepper Vi pod sweet red pepper Wash cucumbers thorough­ ly, split in half lengthwise and place In an enamelware or glass bowl, sprinkle with salt and add cold water to cover. Let stand overnight. Drain. Put vinegar and sugar in kettle and heat to simmer­ ing, add celery and peppers, then put in cucumbers and simmer 3 or 4 minutes only. Pack in hot aterlle jars, fill­ ing Jars with syrup to within Vk inch of top and seal. Makes 4 to 9 pints, depending on size serving. • • • Members of the Junior Aux­ Daughter Banquet Saturday i man, and Mrs. Della Hamlin.. H ie banquet tables were Now to chsng* to something iliary of the American Legion evening at the Legion Home co-chairman of the Junior overlaid with whit* linen sweet. Auxiliary, were In charge of , „ Karh u w . Wli w n . Auxiliary Unit No. 93 hooored on the Orlando Highway. BANANA CREAM TARTS their mothers with a MotherMre. Marion Farrell* chair-1 a rra n g e m en t I ,ercd with a di.h of red and WITH TOASTED COCONUT white carnations, Interspers­ 5 baked tart shells ed with fern. On each moth­ 2 sliced bananas er's plate was placed a car­ 2 cups cream pie filling nation corsage. The serving Ik cup heavy cream, whipped table was ladcnrd with delec­ 2 tbsps. hooey table dlihes which were serv­ Ik cup toasted coconut ed along with ham brought by Slice bananas into baked the auxiliary, tart shell. Cover with cream Mri. Paul Pezold gave a pie filling. Garnish with whip­ short talk on the recent con­ ped cream sweetened with ference in Orlando at which honey. Sprinkle generously time tho Junior Auxiliary re ­ with toasted coconut. (To ceived recognition. toast coconut, place in 390 de The Junior Auxiliary was gree oven. Stir until delicate­ organized in December, 1904. ly browned.) To make tart Since that time the girts have shells, shape pastry over liecn meeting twice monthly. muffin cups, prick liberally They have been very active in and bake In hot oven (429 de helping with the recent Pop­ grees) for 12 to 19 minutes py Day. They also gave 12 or until lightly browned. Easter baskets to the Little • • • Red Schoolliouse. At the pre SWEET SOUR CABBAGE DONNA HAMLIN, Junior auxiliary president, left, with »ome of the of­ sent time they are learning 4 cups shredded green or red ficers a t the mother-duughter banquet. From left nre Mrs. Sophia Bryan, the Rag code end parliamen­ cabbage new American Legion Auxiliary president; Mrs. Marion Fnrrello, chair­ tary procedure. Ik cup diced bacon man of the junior auxiliary and Mrs. Della Hamlin, co-chairmun. Officer* ere president, Don­ 3 tbsp. flour na Hamlin; first vice presi­ U cup honey dent, Kathy Best; secretary, U cup vinegar Laura Jo Garrett, and treas­ Ik cup water urer, Mcriam Hamlin. 1 tsp. onion, chopped More than 90 mothers and Cook shredded cabbage in M in Helen Snodgrass ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Server By Mr*. IIHcU* Harris daughters enjoyed the ban­ boiling salted water until ten Mr. and Mrs. llom cr Ma companied Mr. and Mrs. Hay are the proud parents of a der. Drain. Dice bacon. Cook theny celebrated their golden Lawson o( Osteen to attend daughter born Saturday, May quet. until well don*. Remove ba the homecoming celebration t, at West Volusia Hospital HAM REFRIGERATION con and plsce in cabbage. wedding anniversary 8unday, Ham, ‘'fully-cooked," "cookBlend bacon fat with flour. May 2, at a party given by at Oxford Methodist Church, in DcLand. before-eating," or c a n n e d Add hooey, vinegar, water their son and daughter-in-law, Sunday, May 2. should be refrigerated as soon and chopped onion. Cook until Mr. and Mri. Earl Mathsay, Mr. and Mrs. Jam ei P ar­ as brought home from tho re­ thickened. Pour over cabbage at their home. Many friend* George Pollock of Tyndall sons have moved from Stone tailer. Plan to use the "fullyand bacon. Season to taste. and neighbors called during Air Force Base accompanied island to the location of his cooked" or "cook-before-eat­ Heat thoroughly. Serve hot the afternoon and the couple received many lovely gifts Danny Neel of Eglln Air new assignment with North­ ing" within five to seven days Serves 4 to g. • • • after purchasing. C a n n e d including a beautifully dec­ Force Base home for tho western Aviation. hams will, of course, keep From the Florida Fish Re' orated cake presented them weekend with Denny's parMr. and Mrs. C. O. Conrad longer, provided they arc left by Mr. and Mri. II. B. Sto­ cipcs: eots, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal. of Harrisonburg, Va., are In tho ran unopened end kept SOUTHERN CATFISH STEW vall. Gueits were served rake visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. C. under constant refrigeration. 1 lb. skinned catfish fillets, along with coffee or punch. MEAT STACCATO Lawson. Mrs. Conrad is a fresh or frozen H'CON »N* POTATOES Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ Staccato is a musical term lister of Mrs. Lawson's and Vk cup chopped bscon H the family likes creamed son were dinner gueits of Mr. meaning quirk or abort. of Jimmy Shields who also 1 cup chopped onion 1 can (1 lb. 12 oz.) tomatoes and Mrs. Andre Aylies of Al­ You'll agree this recipe Is has been visiting here for sev­ potatoes, then add a special tamonte Springs on Sunday, both when you mix 1 (101k eral weeks but now has re ­ touch to them with cooked, 2 cups diced potatoes May i, after which they at­ ounces) can o( condensed on­ turned to his horn* In Holly­ crumbled bacon, juat before 1 cup boiling water serving. tended funeral services for ion soup with Ik teaspoon wood, Calif. Vi cup catsup Rev. Morlrs Butler Book at celery seed and 14 cup chili First Christian Church In Or­ sauce. Add • slicei of leftover lando. Rav. and Mrs. Book meat or 2 to 3 cups of cubed, 4 their family speet the cooked meat. Cover tightly summer her* several y e a n end simmer until heated ago, occupying the cottage through, about 10 minute*. 4 owned by Mrs. G ian. to • servingi. Juniors Honor Mothers At Banquet W EEK-END FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! HAYNES Office Machine Co. 314 Magnolia Ave„ Sanford Terms and trade-ins If de­ sired. Open evening*. R E M O D ELIN G SALE MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE ITEMS RUGS—TABLES—ROCKERS—DRESSER TWIN BEDS—FANB-KITCHF.N CABINET HEATERS—ANTIQUE CHINA and BENCH l^ O $ | ’ C e\ n t e n o r s Draperies — Slipcovers 1002 French Ave. 322-3190 *1 . th « 'lo o k ' lo r Sum m or sp o rt fu n l 00 Regular Price The fit Is easy, the look relaxed and ahlft-y ia Ben B'a beautifully detailed aew ehapeaakar. The polka dot tap ia Ante! triacetate U softly gathered and tied at the top. gently bloused at the waist. The boyleg trunks are double knit nylon. Ma yellow, ted or navy, The B e a u t i f u l SMITHCORONA P O R T A B L E TYPEWRITER i* the an­ swer. None better made and they are guaranteed for five years. They come In either manual or elec­ tric models. Light weight steel carrying case. See them at "REGATTA” SPECIAL! IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD GRADU ATES! Why not give that gradu­ ate of yours a practical, useful, sensible g ift? —On# that will be used and ap­ preciated In the months and yearn to rome. E N T E R P R ISE P E R S O N A L S by AS SEEN AT Mrs. June Brodie, president; 3!rs. Shirley Higgins, vice president; Mrs. Jo Ann Rowe, recording secretary; Mrs. Pat Smith, corresponding secre­ tary; Mrs. Bonnie Edwards, treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Ann Bruce, parliamentarian. Those receiving jewel pint as new members were Mrs. Jo Ann Rowe, Mrs. Bonnie Edwards and the Mieect Mar­ garet Quarles, Betty Mann and Nancy Davis. Plcdgci were made by Mrs. Ruthle McKenna and Mrs. Ka­ thy Henson. Those attending were Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Mrs, Jack Schlrard, Mrs. Terry Smith, Mrs. Kirby Fite, Mrs. Char­ les McKenna, Mri. Jarrell Henson, Mrs. Jam es Rowe, Mrs. Johnny Higgins, Mrs. Pete Bukur, Mrs. Edgar Bruce, Mrs. Richard Ed­ wards, Mrs. June Brodie, Mrs. Henry Tooke and Mlssei Betty Mann and Margaret Quarles. Any Pair Of McGregor or Catalina Swim Trunka In Our Store A. AUTHENTIC INDIAN MADIAS, All COTTOH SERVICE In addition to dispensing essential drugs to your community, your druggist also provides another service by stocking many important items of a non-pharmaceutical nature. K L Sfiiiuuuui&Jt ASSORTED PATTONS, SIZES S-M-LOOI ft. SOUD COLOR COTTON OXFORD CLOTH, TRIMMED COLLAR, STOVE A POCKET, AM4-XU C. VYCRON* POLYESTER A COMBED COTTON, ASSORTS) COLORS, SUES SJAL-XU D. SOYS' AUTHENTIC NOUN MADRAS, ALLCOTTON, ASST. PATTONS, SUES 12-201 K. COTTON OXFORD CLOTH, SOUD ASST. COLORS SUES 12 TO 201 LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINBCBE8T SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 222-7911 USB TOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! �Horoscope Forecast FRIDAY, MAY 14, IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day in which there U much .confusion. Just preceding the full moos tomorrow morn inf, R la caaentlal that you make • apeelal point to yet your practical affaire of all klndi, ‘business, financial and mun­ dane on a much better baili. It la urged that you take no 1 ehancea of any kind. Hold atcady to economy. AIRES (March 21 to April 'IS) Do eome fait analyting of aaieta and property and know where to make improve­ ment! that relieve worry. Contact that clever builnen assoclste or friend. Get ad­ vice you need. TAURUS (April 20 to May SO) Partoeri are In a petty mood and would not give you credit for your ideal now, ao do not delve into anything eerioua. Do whatever will re­ lieve tensions instead. Show you have a sense of humor. GEMINI (May 21 to June t l ) Important you labor In­ dustriously or co-workera can certainly get peeved with you, and they are a necessary part of your operations. Work at a atcady pace. Do not overtax your energies. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Having a cheerful mien is necessary now if you are to turn adverse conditions to more profitable ones. Rea­ lise that others are Just as worried as you. Get into fav­ orite hobby later. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Several fundamental affairs require Immediate attention so that you have better rela­ tions occur at home, lluy the home appliances that save time and labor. Be more thoughtful of others. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Being careless on the road -can prove most expensive as ' well as painful, so ba very alert Study your paper well .■for pertinent Information. Make good use of such. UREA (Sept 22 to Oct. 22) Concentrate more on manage­ ment if you want your busleras, etc. to be more success­ ful. Be more efficient Others . ell seem quite demanding a where finances are concern­ ed. Take it in your stride. SCORPIO (Oct. S3 to Nov. t l ) Any spare time should be spent on concentrating upon how you can advance more quickly in both A.M. and • P.M. Study further into new Intcreata. They may have fine merit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Get rid of whatever it Is that Is limiting your abil­ ity to get ahead faster. Show that you have charity, kind­ ness. This pays off in big div­ idends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) If you want your pals to do some big favor for you, it is necessary you first show some kindness to them. Try not to get into quarrels with others. Control your temper. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. IB) You are feeling very dy­ namic today and want to be forceful with others, but this would have dire results. Be diplomatic instead. Then you get ahead with speed and charm. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) New outlets and sugges­ tions are before you, but you have to give them some study before you Jump in. New con­ tact has much to offer. Be sure to come to understanding quickly. IF YOUR CHIIJ) IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those young persons who is always guarding a secret of eome sort or another and want to stay prctly much by himself or hemYou must teach early tint true happi­ ness comes through associa­ tion with others, as varied a group aa possible. Fine chart for the banker, the property and financial wixard and the like. •T he Mara la p e l. May An net compel." What yon make ef yew life la largely a» te YOU! Carroll Rlghter'a Individual Forecast for year sign I June is new ready. For year copy eond your blrtkdele end |1 .00 In Carroll Righter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood M, CallL IRON MAN NEW YORK (UPI) — Lou Gehrig drovt in 100 or mere runs for e record 13 consecu­ tive years for the New York Yankeea between 1926 and 1W OUR BOARDING HOUSE SHr litfs r l 9rraH M - M»y M. 1865 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner mowiisoc/ie uNccaoovm-me TORMENT* OF AtAVCUM* MOSKyAN^TWIOGS'THU lAO VEARNS TOOKOMi AFRENCH morn virtuoso, but vm n hk PRAc n c a s ho break* china THRae DOORSAWAV/—HAKKAPP/-— PERHAPS TWO op UO might find a SOLUTION FOR MlM/ W W W A H * KKTXWMSI A IM . �*1 It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. Skr ftnttfnrh frra lb 15. Specinl Services May 13, 19G5 — Pnjfe 11 )04 So 2. Personal# F IX n SHOP N E W LOCATION F re t.e h 332.4721 1G. Interior Decorators 50. Misc. For Sale S3. Wanted To Buy NOTICE USED FU RN ITU RE 122.227* Serving m a c h i n e >1111 In g u a r ­ antee, l)6t Z ig - Z a g . t ' a r d 55. Furniture For Sale o n l y t w i c e , m o v i n g N o r th , m u a t aril. A u u m e r e m a i n i n g WILSON M A IL It F P R N * p a y m e n t * o f t i l ) . C a ll C o l­ B u y — Hall — T r a d * l e c t (1A 5-1277. l l t - t l E. 1*1. S I . * 1132 Do y o u h a v e • d r i n k i n g p r o b ­ D raper* lem . W r i t * T. O. Box m i . U P H O L S T E R I N G . le.. Slip C o v e r * K r r a e»tlHan ford . m a t e a . All w o r k g u a r a n t e e d . E V K I I T D A T I.DW P R I C E S ! F o r t h * b lg g * * t s e l e c t i o n of Aleo, u»ed f u r n i t u r e , l l e m n . n e a r l y new' a n d u se d f u r n i ­ a n t e f o r enle, Adam * D e c o r a ­ S am p le ( t r a d , ( l l f t e : U n d e r w o o d 4. Heauty ( are P o r t a b l e T y p e w r i t e r , l l t . t l ; tu r e . se * NOW* F u r n l t u r * tor*. J22-2»22. Sm ith-C orona Claa elc "12" H rokarag* in Caaaalbtrry HAR RIETT"* H i t g t r R o o k , r o rta b la , l l t t . t l ; S m ith- C o r­ o n 17-13. O p an I d ay * I t o I. • o f t w » t * r , e v e n i n g a p p 't a . D r a p e r l e a - Slipcover* . O lfta o n a Ele c. P o r t a b l e , 111) )J. J E A N M A R C E L I N T E R IO R S m s Ho. O ak. 133-5743. TER M S - TRADES. F R E E ESTIM ATE 1002 F r e n c h Ava. 322-11)0 P O W E L L 'S O F F I C E S U P P L Y U p h o l s t e r i n g a M a t t r t a * r e n ­ S P E C I A L ON P E R M * o v a t i n g . S e w A Us ed F u r n l ­ Ac* B e a u t y Hhnp b a a moved 18. I^indscnpe Service 2 FT. C h a in I.ln k F a n e * ;«n tu r * . Ca>l Nla B e d d in g Mfg. t o C u t *h" C u r t B e a u t y Simp. Ft.. } G a ta a . |100. C a ll 122Co. a t 74) C e le r y Avc. 12220% off o f r ' s u l a r price* of 7712. C O M P L E T E L A NDSCAPE 2117. P erm * . I l l P a l m e t t o Av«. I’h. M A IN T ENA NCE 332.01:1. M o w in g . Spraying. P r u n i n g . K E N M O R E W a a h a r 111: D r y Us ed f u r n l t u r * upp ttan eo * . tool*, E d g i n g . Let Your I-a n d tc e p * etc. B o u g h t • Hold. L a r r y ' s a r 111; l a r v a l Goo R a f r t g . 111. He O u r W o r ry . Call ua fo r M a rt . I l l H a n fo rd Ava. Ph. P h . >21-1427. 6. Child Care E stim ate on Year Hound 223-4122. MISC. F u r n i t u r e Item * . Itug*. UAItV S i t t i n g d o n a In m y T a h i r* . R o c k er* . Dr**»*r. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. VOSS LANDSCAPE ho m *. d a y o r n l u h t . 122. l i l t . T w i n Red*. Kan*. K l t c h r n neddtng 4 F u rn ltu r* 323-1930 After G c a b i n * ! . H**t*r*. A n tlq u * AT FACTORY PRICES: N A N N I E 'S K I D D I E CAR E, Ji t f t C h i n a 4k Ranch, l o r n F r e n c h I I I M agnolia 222-4121 S. O ak Ava., |2I.I»J»1. I n f a n t a 19. Builders Supplies Ava. to I yr*. W a N a v a r Clnta. RED ? FOR R EN T H o s p it a l, llo llao ray a . Ju v e n ile . O V E R - S T O C K E D HALF. P II E -C A S T C o n c re t e S l e p t F R E E delivery and Pick-up. D rrae ea, Short*. S la c k .. Rlouaaa. 8. Pets & Supplies G R K G O I l l LUMBL'U CO FU R N IT U R E CE N T ER S k i r l * 4k H a t s . S u m m e r S t o r k . 220 M a u l . Ava 222-0204 l i e # F r e n c h Av*. All r e d u c e d f ro m 22% t o 20% D A C H S H U N D I 'u p p l a a f r o m ________ Ph. 1 3 2 - 7 ) ) l __________ 1 DAYS Only. r e g i s t e r e d l l t t a r ; I frtn alaa. 20, Hardware CA HOLE’S D R E S S S H O P I tnala. 12 wk*. old, a b o r t rad 69. Schti'iU & Instructions H w y . 17->2 h a i r , am a ll a l o r k . ( 'a l l 122Hanford'* .\lo»t t ’o m p l i t e Longwood P ta ia )o « ), H a n f o rd a f t a r f p. in. or T t t D W .tel.lAM S III »\V IC I n . t r u c t l u n s b y E l i ­ Hal. o r Hun. 202 E. 22lh. 1:2-2144 IIAIIY R a aaln at. m a t t r r * * 4k C EsRa bAeM th. Handmade d l.h r* b u m p e r . I lk a new- 110: lla b y r o s e a ate. L u e te re Gold D e ­ T O O D L E P U P , m u t t t a l l | ! J . 21. Home Repairs S t r o l l e r 17.10; U ab y C a r F eat cal*. 2 H o u r * «l.) 0. P h . I l l Ph. t l ! - < 0 S I . 22.00: 1 Din* 14 lb. C o lu m b ia 1241. H o w l i n g 11*11 A R a g —coat NOT ICE « A I , E OR T R A D E : 1 y r. old 120 n e w 111. 1 I'r. Roy 's F L Y IN G S E M IN O L E HANCII H u l b l l n c O w n er* — L o n g H o t O r a a t D an a, T a n , f o r 10' Sho* S k a t e s , Ilka new , a l i a (Hpac* U n i v e r s i t y A i r p o r t ) D r y W e a t h e r — Hoot* c r a c k B o a t. 332-i3)S. 2. 17.10; 1 pr. G lr l'a Shoe L o c a t e d 2 m i l e s L a s t o f Ovledn a n d a h l n g l e a cu r l up. T e x a s S k a t * . 11.00 alt* I. Call 122o n l l w y . 41) t . n o w op an . l i e f l n e r y Cor p. ha* m i g h t y Student In stru ctio n now g iv ­ 4)11. p l a t e r o o f p r i m e r t h a t p u t* 12. Special Notices e n In P l p i r C h a r o k a * “ 110." l i f e b a c k In thoa* roofa. W t 1 E V E N I N G D r e t e e i , all* 1 * 7 , p o m e o u t a n d l a a r n to (ly atao have alum inum roof 1 t a n n e w Heat Co v e r* f o r C A N A 8 D ay C a m p b eg in * J u n e NOW. E x p e r t I n s t r u c t i o n In coating* and alum inum paint *44 B u l c k Special. Call l l l 14th., L a k e O oldan. f o r Ina relaxed atm oaphar* re m o v ­ t h a t la a a f e for p l a y g r o u n d ed f ro m b u . y t r a f f i c p a t f o r m a t i o n c a ll 222-23<5, P r a d l l l t a f t e r I p. m. e q u i p m e n t . I 'a l l u* for F R E E l ern a. T w l n - m g l n * C h a r i e r aanaa. E i t l m n t e T. H. C. Advlaor. 1— H E W IN G M A C H IN E S — 1 available anyw here. E a a o 322-4202. 1)41 D l a l - a - M a t l c Z lg Z a g a t h a t A viation P roduc t* available JI1TCHLNO Poat R lfta 40 h a v e n a v a r b een u t a d . T h e y fo r H appy F ly in g . Ph. I t s P a w n 8 h o p . L o a n a on a n y . w a r e M o t h e r * D ay l a y a w a y * 22et f o r f u r t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n t h i n g of v a l u a . 112) Han fo rd 22. Plumbing n*v*r picked up; custom er* a to ^ ap jg n ln tm e n t^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ Ava., 122-161*. P C D H hi n o l e f t a r e a . W a a r e u n a b l e tn C o n tra c tin g llepalra l o c a t e t h e m . You c a n h a y * 71. Male Help Wanted F R E E E S T IM A T E S th e * * m a c h in e * f o r th * b a l ­ N o w Opan All D a y S a t u r d a y It. I* H A R V EY a n c e 147. C*»h o r T e rm * . W ill 201 S a n f o r d Ava t i l . 1111 t a k a o l d e r m a r h l n e * In t r a d e . E A R N 12! to 1100 W e e k l y In FMITTT'H B N A P P IN T U ItT I.K y o u r a p a r a lim a . Hall n ew I'h o n e 421-4114; will d e l i v e r ; 2710 O r l a n d o Drive H i g h Q u a l i t y P ro d u c t * , e v e n ­ NO O B L IG A T IO N ; C A L L CO L­ P h . 222-2*11__________ 23. Painting i n g . n r d ay * o ff. No r a n v a t a a— — 1- 1 LECT. Ing. Mu*t b* h o n d a b l * a h i v * P A IN TIN G A r e p a i r , 111-1424. 13. Catering • Food c a r . F o r a p p o i n t m e n t call MEN'S W O R K S II IItT H 21 l l l . a n n s — 5 t o T only.________ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 21. Well Drilling Y E L L O W SQUASH 333-<G13 110 S a n f o r d Ava. 222-17)1 72. Female Help Wanted WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS IS. Special Services t t p a r d a y r e n t a l f o r E le ctric S P R I N K L E R HYSTEMS C a r p e t H h am p o o er w i t h p u r - L ADY— Q u a l i f i e d fo r N u r s e r y All T y p t a a n d Slaaa L A W N 4k T r e e S erv ice. 2 yra. C a r * A t o Live In. W r i t * Box c h a a e o f Ulu* L u e t r* . C a rr o ll W a I t a p a l r a a d Harvtc* e x p e r i e n c e , 323-0300. 125, H an fo rd H e r a l d . F u r n i t u r e Co. B T I N E in e a n d S u p p l y Co. M I D D L E - A G E L a d y t o llvo tn A & B CONTRACTORS 207 MW.a ch2nd St__________ 111-I432 S A N F O R D S E W I N G C E N T E R A h e l p H e m l - l n v a t ld . 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L A K E MARY F U RN. 2 B e d ro o m Hou se, T h ro * b e d r o o m m o d e r n m a s o n ­ A d u lts, No Pet*. 122-404). r y h o m e o n l a r g e lot w i t h tree* In g o o d l o c a t i o n P r i c ­ 3 BEDROOM. 3 R a th h o m * w i t h ed o n ly t i n , io o requiring C e n t r a l H eat A Air C o n d i t i o n ­ 42,100 d o w n a n d tml. | I 4 ed. E l e c t r i c e q u i p p e d klt< lien, m o n t h l y . IV4% I n t e r e s t . u t i l i t y ro o m A c a r p o r t* . |liu> per m onth. Located 700 R O B E R T A. W I L L IA M S C o u n t r y C l u b R o o d In L a k e R e alto r M a ry . C a ll o w n e r I l l l l l l . R a y m o n d L u n d q u lo t, Aaao. 232-2111 A t l a n t i a R a n k llldg. 1 BEDROO M H o u s e. 2401 A dam e C ourt, W ynnewood. Ph. Mr. I le lte 213-2421. A f t e r t p. m 131-0141. F u r a n o u t s t a n d i n g b u y — II* re rta ln you Me this very a t ­ N EW 2 lld rm . 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D ial l t t - 4 4 1 1 o r 41) t i l l l a S o u t h S e m in o le a a d p u t o n # 4* w o r k ( o r y o u t 204 W. 2nd Ht. 112-4011 ALL W ORK GUARANTEED G atew ay To T h* W a te rw a y Robnon Sporting Goods Y our E V IN R U D E D ealer 144-4-4 K. l i t . f t . 121-4441 H Y D R O P L A N E . S a c r i f i c e . 114 W. 1I t h St. r h . 111-4174. 14 F T . H i g h I D L e o m p l t l * w i l l s 30 hp. J o h n s o n , elec, s t a r t e r , 128. Marina SnppM— SPECIAL PAINTS F lltn E G L A IH . C loth * R io ln .l Have 30 %. Faaco, 110* F r e n c h Av*. 22I-1 I1 4 .________ , Local au to m o b ile d ealer# o f ­ f e r t h e i r beet b u y * l a H e r a t 4 c l a e e i f l e d d l e p t a y ada. N A T IO N A L . B A N K ^POSSESSION1 NO CASH NEEDED! ’SO Renault $370 bat. f t ! m*. ‘St Corv. 91087 bsL 949 a * . 91*7 bai. 919 a s . C’hev. Volk* 9870 baU 939 a s . DcBoto 9M7 baU 917 a * . Bulck 9103 b ai 9 4 a * . Dodgo 9787 baL 938 a * . Ford 9(33 bsL 9M a a l Ply. $987 bai. 991 a a l Falcon 91187 baL 9(4 a a Ford 9417 bai. 999 a a Chev. 989 bai. 9 9 a a Cadillac 9471 bat. 918 a a Ford 9M bai. *9 4 a a DoSuto 91M baL 919 a a Chev, 9919 baL 991 aa> Mercury 9117 baL 9 T a a JEF.P 9N7 baL 94! a a 9481 baL 991 a a ’60 Fiat 9897 bat. 919 a a ’55 Olda 9379 baL 917 a a ’57 Imp. 9317 baL 991 a a ’57 Cher. 9137 baL 9 • a a ’53 Chev. 999 bsL 9 9 a a ’38 Chev. *61 Ramb. ......... — 9978 baL 949 a a ’54 Cadillac 9393 baL 919 a a , ’39 ’38 *57 ’S3 ’60 •57 •59 ’83 ’38 *31 ’55 ’53 ’57 ’58 ’97 Accept Trada-Isat 484% HANFORD AVE. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Palat Company M a g n o lia Pb. lUIZ OPEN KVKNINGV Basford. Florida S1I-4M9 National Ropnoooosioas t e a l 411-4471 SH A R P / FURN. D U PLEX , t lld r m , redecorated. I I I m o , l a k e Je s­ su p . C a l l 2 1 3 - T l t l a f t e r 4:30. F U R N . A p t. 100 P a r k . WELAu-A APARTMENTS 1 F tret S t HI I ROOM A p t , n icely f u r n , p r i ­ v a t e b a t h . A d u lts, No P o l s 222-141). RAMBLER “SJ0" t Dr. Bodan. Standard Trantmlaslon Foe $ | f f t f t Higbeat Economy. A Low Miteago Car. I IW ) IIDRM. F U R N . Apt. 401 m i ­ m e t i c . 121-1)14. F U R N . Apt. ( 'l o s s U n w an . 1 2 1 - l o t l . BU1CK LeSARRE tn. J t m m l e 4 Door, Air Conditioning, Power Brakes Power Bteerlng, Automatic, And Tho Other Goodie*. A Vary C’loon Car. F U R N . I Apt* 110 A | I 0 m o . A dults. I2 3 -III0 . Two In Block. On# With Automatic, And On* With Rtandord Transmission. Both Car* Reconditioned And Ready, Toko Your Pick For N IC E L Y F u r n . A lr-o o n d lllo n o d A p t , A d u l t s , ( 'a l l 133-1131. RAMBLER “330” 1 IIDRM. F u r n . C » t t a g * . A d u l t s o n ly , No Pete. 133-11IT. FURN. A IT. T IN FALCON FURN. D uplex A p t, I Rooms A b a t h , f i t mo. t Mil* S o u th of H um s. I l l - l i t ) . 2 Door Bodan. A Local Ono Owner, Low | l l | l Mileage, And Clean. Auto. Tranxaioaloa I I W I33-IIOO. TEMPEST CUSTOM 4 Door Hedan. Automatic Tranomlaaion With Vinyl Interior. You Will Loro 91 U R Thl» One. .. I K K MARY, Clean, l.g*. F u r n A p t , A dult*, 133-1)10. D O W N S T A IR S . Unfurn. 2 B d rm . A p t , k l t r h * n eq u ip p ed . 1 0 1 4 W . I S t h Ht. TEMPEST STATION WAGON $ t - l t u o m , 1-Ur. F u r n . Apt. 1*5. C a ll g f l o r I p m . a n d w e e k ­ e n d s. 321-011). RAMBLER AMBASSADOR S Harin' To Go. Hedan. Th* Real Of Rambler* With GO| l*ONTIAC CATALINA 2 BEDROO M D u p l t x A p t , Til* bath, T e rr a a io doors. I l l 1114 a f t a r I p. m. Hlotion Wagon, • Passenger. Wo Bold Thla On* New. All Th* Feature* With Air Conditioning. Room For A Largo 9 Family And Just In Tim* For Vaeatlooi. HI PONTIAC HONNEVILLE VISTA VI Thla On* la Exceptionally Clean, Hat Air Conditioning, And Powor. 9 PONTIAC CATALINA VISTA Automatic, Radio, Heater, Power Blearing And Brake*, l-ow Priced For The Quality And Condition W* H ave Th* H om e F o r Tou Park AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 123. Boats ft Molars 1 B d rm . D upltx, E q u ip . 3 27-3511. T o t a l p rice la 417.7111 D a w n J ' a y m e n t 17441 No r i n g i n g co at I A lm o st I m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y . 2141 A u to a t a s a Top* A ( o a t C o v e rs F U R N . APT. | 4 i m o , 104 P a r k . lit Ill-O il). T h e r a la a ls o a p a n e l e d F a m i l y Room , P L U S a D E N ( o r 4th b e d r o o m ). T h * e l e c t r i c k i t ­ c h e n le c o m p t e l e l y eq u ip p ed . In c l u d i n g a d i s h w a s h e r STEN STRO M REALTY Ph. BE DROOM, 3 R a t h hom*. KFK. A P T . p r l v a t a b a t h , s u i t a h l a f o r Coup)* o r f l n g t a 4490 .00 d o w n , a s s u m e p a y ­ person. Ideally located down m e n t s . I a n * led n e a r b ai* A tow n. Inquire at M an u « l school. P h . 333-10)3. J a c o b s o n Dep t. B to rs, I I I Eto t P A R K III DOR— S U B D IV IS IO N I Bdrm., 2 Hath, Hpacloua, D o u ­ ble G a r a g t , C e n t r a l H e a t . Il u ll t - l n K i t c h e n , B r e a k f a s t A rea. L a r g e D i n i n g Itonm, Sodd ed F ront lu v n , City Hewer 111,100 — l i n o Do w n . Open Dally, E v e n i n g s 444- 11 1-tlO I 1040 H i a w a t h a a l IT-M 171). 1 to l l , FURN. G a ra g e A pt. I to M a g ­ n o lia . p o m * hy A *** o r call A K. H o a e e lta r , F l o r i s t 122m i. 4 D rlv # NICK 4 Bdrm.. c o r n e r O n ly 14.740. 222-3(1). 4 ROOM APT. N e w l y d e c o r a t e d , w a t t t o w all C a rp e tin g A C arport*, lo t K. 14th Ht. llKDIio< iM. 1 4 h a t h . Ig*. fe n c e d y a r d , P n o i t l r y C lu b H e i g h t s , U h . M a ry Itnad. 1)3 E x e t e r . A s s u m e M lg. A 111 mo. I 3 3 -M S ). II2-OI44 Park 106. Apartmenta for Rent 1 O f f l r e i 223-32 24 N l g h l s t 111-9700 I IG W K L L P A R K — O n ly IS m i n u t e s f ro m NAM n e a r S o u t h C. A. WHIDDON, SR. S em in o le E le m e n ta ry and URO KEIt J u n i o r H i g h Hchoul*. F u l l y 101 a P a r k 122-iM I a i r c o n d i t i o n e d t h r e e bedbedroom home* w ith b u ilt-in atovo a s s o f lo o rs , eld* JOHN 8AUL8 AGENCY w a l k s, (t a rorsw ero . VA # KIIA REA L ESTATE BROKER r e s a l e s , o n l y l io o .o o d o w n , R e a l K s t a t o A aso clat* 4 7 1 ) 0 m o n t h t o t a l . V a c a n t. W I L L A M A E PROKOHCII Q u i r k poaaea alon. Call I4T m ^m ^D ay »I»-*II3 N ights 1111 t W i n t e r P a r k ) . D e w # y Jdolcalf R e a l t o r . 90. Lota For Halo I ORA TE l o t . O o k lav n Came. t*ry. By o a t of to w n ow ner. M a k s offer. W r i t * H o * I I I , S a n f o rd H erald. 95. Housc.h For Sale MANY MORE ON DISPLAY COMFORT IS A 1965 AIR-CONDITIONED FULL-SIZE FORD! Air • Condition*4 Power Steering, Radio, 151 Cu. In. V-H Engine, White . Wall Tiro*, Vinyl Interior. *2995 Offsr Good Through Month Of Map. S t r i c k l a n d Mor r i s on l G(l> It v Inc r - f PONTIAC ;|r a m b l i r 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLO RIDA “r*- �I u 01je 0*nfarS R ralh Patfe 12 — May 13, 1965 SANFORD PLAZA UMITID (HIANTITill ON SOMIITIMS SAFE DRIVER of the month, as selected by the Pilot Club, is Catherine Folds, Seminole Hiffh junior. From the left, Police Chief Arnold Wil­ liams presents the award to Miss Folds, Mrs, Jerry Jemigan, Pilot president, and LeRoy Hick­ son, sponsor of the prize. (Herald Photo) DeBaryVFW Auxiliary Names Representatives To Meets By Mr*. John Leona Tho Auxiliary Unit to D*Bary VFW Po*t 8003 elected delegate* and alternate* to th* District 8 Meeting and to Florida State Convention a t th* May meeting. Serving a* delegate* will be the president, Mrs. Myrtle Hill, and Mr*. Alice Deinert and Mr*. Sally I’eralto. Alter­ nates will be Mr*. Teresa Smith and Mrs. Francanna Howard. Th* district meeting will be held this Sunday a t the Asalea Park E l e m e n t a r y School in Orlando and the convention Is slated June 2427 in Tampa. Appointed to represent the auxiliary in planning Joint in- Business Briefs W. If. (Dill) Stempcr, local realtor and mortgage broker bn* been admitted to membership in the International Real Estate Federation. Stempor is presently visiting contact* in England and Central Europe. # * • Winn-Dixie Store*, Inc., plan a record f7.S million advertis­ ing outlay this year. Tho mon­ ey will be used to promote foods and other items sold In the company's GOO supermar­ kets throughout the South. • • « Th* 1005-86 BAH Green Stamp Ideahook containing a record 1,883 Items, is being In­ troduced at Publix Super Mar­ ket* and oilier establishments in the Sanford area. • • • Standard Oil Company (Ken­ tucky) has decided to aim its advertising at tho 18 to 39 age bracket. The company has adopted os its therno "Young Ho, Go Chervron. . . Put that Young llo spirit in your car." Company official* said the rapidly increasing percentage of motorists In tho younger age bracket was derisive in its 1905 advertising campslgn. stellation ceremonies with the post on May 27, 7:30 p.m., at the Fire Recreation Hall, were Mrs. Greta Denning and Mr*. Peralto. The public will be welcomed for these cere­ monies. District 8 president, Mr*. Nora Jane Gillespie of Edgewater, will serve as in­ stalling officer for the aux­ iliary. It was reported that profits of $145 were made on the re­ cent two day rummage sale In Orange City. Donation* an­ nounced were 820 to cancer fund, 825 to Denary Volun­ teer Fire Department, and 826 to Veterans Memorial. Members of tho group have turned In a total of 07 pairs of eyeglasses and 8 V4 pairs of lenses in the "Eyes for th* Needy" program. Till* collec­ tion will be continued and all donation* will be accepted. Mr*. Anno Weldling was welcomed a* a new member and initiated by Mr*. Hill and acting chaplain, Mrs. Ruth I.aChat. Memorial services for de­ ceased members, Mrs. Elisa­ beth Dominick and Mr*. Olga Hansen, were conducted with use of the flower ritual. Report* were given on the sewing boo held at Mrs. Hill's home a t which tlm* comfort articles were com­ pleted to take to the laike City Veternns Hospital on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Howard, hospital chairman, headed tho delegation making the trip. TH RU s a t . T l i i r w I s ilih G King Car-Truck Rental Rent a new 'AS Mustang or other fin* compact car for « I C K I R D N I M /, ECKERD 'S (DRUG a n d ICOSM ETIC SPECIA LSI aiM tT P LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — NOW AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! A R Y O U E C K E R D D ru g Sto res • 4b f 2)1 ! 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M a 'i \ GHEAVTDUTY1POLISHEDALUMINUM vW X TU tU ta FRAMEWITH 100% FOAMMATTRESS AHEAVYDUTYCOVER G SPECIALSPRINO DESIGN OlVn EXTRASUPPORT U EXTRACOMFORT IN F L A T A R U • T B U L a ir M P PO O L . •V; ^ BE SURE TO WATCH FOR THE "GRAND 0PEMNG"af ECKERD'S Lit 1 2 *8 6 G AUIM .I nRs'iTvsn M COT iM tA hT F O A M / w T R I S I C O M P A R E a t I M S \O S S ^ V 1 9.66 #•W W1 W ALL SU P P LY • IteaPCG . * Limit 2 USE THE BEST FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND OTHER COLD WATER TRANSFER PROBLEMS. NON-CORROSIVE EASY TO SOLVENT WELD • Wat* K *a*H*. Rd* — U o d a e s is U t A 25^o!^TI*hTtrIng*r*8 • 8a*fMtobt*r t _ With 2 PC AH' FttOOUS M IRRORS WRII g they LAST! 220 N. FRENCH AVK. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems” lirda WTCNCLL SS4 SUL i PRAM A MAMBU • WAtHABIK PVC PIPE & FITTINGS H|aS M|I W^^W t* W i RIG. 4.9S VALUE 69* DEFRO STER spfiffi&Ln 2-STP ALUM. STEF LADDER MILDEW MOTH GAS* 2 2 « CAR WASH BRUSH 59* . | DAVIS U FM8 MATOR ] 1.66 C O LO R S M O .S .9 S H I fnyfn HAM M O . 9 .9 S REG. 1.98 VALUE VWTtFIAITK DOG FOOD3•-19* (LIMIT*) CAT A • G IVES VIVID, REFRESHING M A SS A G E THE FIRST TIME • SOOTHES A W A Y DEEPSEATED ACHES A PA IN S A'". THAT RESPOND TO T H IS K IN D OF THREATMENT • SiVIRAl DU IONS 4.66 ■ UVHT RRAM Lostl • W IU NOT BURN • W ilt NOT W A R * D l/H K2r SPOT LIFTER I5 9 e » P IN E O IL m 2 2 * •IIIRHCTART ” *■ 1 6 .8 8 COMPARE at 7.95 1 CUFS 1 F O A M FUM S mw & II 13 F N • » ; . -.a 113.88 Tho*o lovely Docorotto n ig* aro 1 0 0 % cotton pllo. Proihrunk and waihablo. M a d # with unspun yam*. Skid resistant and carrio* tho Good howsokooplng sool of approval. H EAVY DUTY f U 8 T lf.fi 9>12’ COTTON RUGS C H IC e t t f f ik | •Olv**Cl*e**f Teeth then DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE IF IT IS PROPERTY DESIGNED. W ,1M plu* 8c a mile. Includes gas, aervic*, Insurance. A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT M VITAMINS •*M **f1M DAY 322-4924 O e A SANFORD I T SHERBET ? PN.AMt.tt***’*. A OLD 8P1CE ANAON TOUTS BA IT POWDER unim i RENT-A-CAR Helps Father LONDON (U P I)—Caroline Douglas Home, 20-year-old daughter of former Prime Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome, has resigned as a ladyin-waiting to the Q u e e n Mother to help her father in politics. p r ic is o o o o SWIFTS ONORA^ROAD^k HWY. IT 92 FLA. Mom warn ■ • WAVY OAUM VWVICOMT. ^ • rms a C M m i a i n M ifd S al 100th STORE . . 3 .8 8 , �Chinese Reds Fire 2nd A-Bomb 25th St. W alks * O kayed H Seminole County Sidewatka will be installed on both sides of 2Sth Street, between French and MellonWHie Avenue*, as a part ot the current Improvement pro(ram . The safety factor (sidewalks) was requested by the Seminole County Commission of the State Road Board. Sen. Mack S . Cleveland Jr. Informed The Sanford Herald that he and Rep. S. J . Davis J r . were assured today by Willard Peebles, State Road Board member for this dis­ trict, the sidewalks will be Installed. Peebles told the legislators the current contract with Hubhard Construction Company, of Orlando, will be amended to include the walks, with the added money romlnc from the slate's primary road funds. * Tempers Fray As Legislators Hew To Line * * •a l, * * ♦ “The Nile of America” nsuvA . Petition MOBILE, Ala. ( D P I ) - I m ­ peachment of Alabama Atly. Gen. Richmond Flow-era was sought in a petition being cir­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) culated today by the Mobile Tempers in the Florida Legis­ County Citizens Council. lature are beginning to frayunder Hie strain of 40 days of liotding-thr-linc a g a in s t NEW YOIIK (UPI) — Com­ merce Secretary John T. Con­ «A-er-spending. The lensinn flared Into the nor today predicted that the U. S. economy will weather open in the Senate appropria- next January's scheduled in­ t i o n s committee Thursday crease In Social Security tax­ night when Sen. Vcrle Pope, es without any trouble. St. Augustine, arrused Chair­ man Wilson Carraway, Talla­ WASHINGTON (UPI) hassee, of pigeon holing bills which he never intends to al­ President Johnson's voting rights bill, caught in a snarl low- to reach the floor. "There are more than 100 between Senate leaders and a hilts in this committee and liberal bloc, moved slowly most of them have not got a Ihrough the Senate today on chance of coming out," Pope an amendment-by-amendment basis. shouted. "Many were sent here from other committees that spent JACKSONVILLE (UPI) long hours on them. We arc making a fool of these com­ Edward Ball was re-elected mittees. Their work wss a to­ board chairman o( the Florida East Coast Hallway and told tal waste of time." The spending committee, stockholders the carrier is which has been working long providing improved freight hours itself hammering out service with (ewer employes t h e general appropriations during the current strike. hill which finally cleared the legislature Thursday, h a s JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) held off action on some $200 million in separate money- —A spokesman for the U. S. hills to see how much income Embassy reported today that F m l t o t J ohnson kaa suhu would Ik- left. The $1.1 billion hill that Inatad Manta 11 D. G ro w to P. Jaaas *a passed the House Thursday and kcc UVI prf*-, »fom iw o reg Governor as a "masterful bui inesslike hill" that can be fi­ rom the dtplomette e m k e . nanced without tax increases, would leave only a $12 3 mil­ TAMPA (U PI)—Authorities lion margin between spending and income. worked today to assess the With this bill assured, the damages in a roaring fire appropriations c o m m i t t e e Thursday that destroyed a held its first meeting on sep­ boat building firm and a froz­ arate measures at 4:30 p.in., en sea food plant and par­ alter waiting for 30 minutes tially destroyed a paint com­ while the finance and taxation pany and a brake hand repair commillec put to sleep a li­ firm, cense tag hill that would have tuken another $4 million slice out of anticipated revenue. WASHINGTON (U P l)-D eThis bill, which would have fensr Secretary Robert S. Mc­ returned Florida to the 12- Namara and Rep. F. Edward month auto license lag in­ Hebert today announced plans stead of the 13-month tag they for a Joint news conference now must buy, died by a two- Saturday, giving rise to spec­ vote margin afler Carraway ulation they may have settled challenged those who support­ tlicir feud over the proposed ed iu lo help vote to kill extra merger of the Army reserves spending bills. and National Guard. County Schools Look Snarled Buddy Burton and Pat Me Guire will be crowned King and Queen of the annual for­ MRS. JACQUELINE Kennedy, accompanied by mal May Day ball of Seminole iter children, John Jr., 4, anti Caroline, 7, were By Dottle Austin With School Saturday eve­ here this week, ‘assurance of present tills morning when Queen Elizabeth II I’rospi ets looked bright to­ Intention to comply” will sat­ ning at the Civic Center. Mu­ dedicated in the name of the Hritiah people Enjfsic will be furnished by the day for the release of nearly isfy federal officials und land's memorial to John F. Kennedy, a simple $200,000 In federal impact- funds held up since Jnmiury "Nation Rocking Shadows." mounment at Kunnymcdc, Enjiland. area school funds to replen­ because of school segregation • 6 • ish dwindling reserves of will be rclensed. All you can cat. Tancakcs school coffers. Along with the statement and sausage. .Seminole County school of intention, on amended ,The Shrine Club will hold its panenke supper Saturday bourd members Thursday di- s c h o o l desegregation plan from 4 to 8 p.m. There will tccted Supt. It. T, Mil wee and must bo submitted by June be a free merry-go-round for Chairman Mason Whurton to 15. The "freedom of choice" the kids. Tickets may be pur­ sign a statement assuiing the plan was turned down ns not Health, Education mid Wel­ being Inund enough. chased at the door. fare Department that they . . . Officials expressed optim­ aro preparing an amended ism that they will ba ahlo to There's life on the old road • (UPI) — South f d l « „ desegregation plan that will draw up local desegregation <U. S. 17-93) yet. We were ^ Rangers sv-j-ed men m t meet tho necessary require­ regulations satisfactory to the amared to see the traffic on M t to th tlr most imprcaatva •which ‘ __ ___________ ments. Marika F4' PhMtom Jets HEW offico in line with two-lane U. S. 17-92 the other victories to the war Thursday then rolietf to the assistance According to word received guidelines of the Civil Rights day during a traffic check over a Viet Cong battalion of tha patrols and Army heli­ Act. north of the bridge. which broke and ran under copters laced into the Reds The local group met this A total of 223 automobiles repeated attacks of flaming with rockets and machlneguns. week with school officials of went through the checkers napalm, a military spokesman The Marines reported the pa­ Marion County, who had re­ during a one-hour period. reported today. He said the trols killed five guerrillas and turned from an "investiga­ . . . Beds lost 215 killed and 53 cap­ the aircraft 11. tive" trip to Washington and Had an opportunity to go tured. Details of the Mcklng vic­ New appointments In Semi- w«ie assured by them that through the Marine Bar The assault against the ene­ tory were reported here by nolo County School adminisfederal education officials racks at Sanford Naval Air my units on the Mcklng River four American officers who Station the other day and (ration, a* recommended by were "helpful and used rendelta >07 miles south of Saigon took part In the battle. They came bark convinced men are the board of trustees, was ap -1soning and understanding in caught the Viet Cong by sur­ called it one of the biggest the best housekeepers after proved by tho school board approaching our problems." prise. victories scored by govern I The boa id expects to reall. Man, those Marines are Thursday, A U. S. Marine was killed ment forces this year and said Richard Barnett, assistant quest the assistance of a sharp! Their quarters could and 12 others wounded in twin the Rangers captured import­ ambushes today near Da ant quantities of Soviet and get the "Good Ifousekceplng" principal of South Seminole! consultunt i n re-working, Junior High School, will lie-1 amending and altering desrgNang, 270 miles northwest ol Chinese Communist made wca seal ot approval. come assistant principal ol legation plans for county . . . Saigon. (xin*. I school*. The Viet Cong ambu«ed one The "Grey Eagle" of the Seminole High School. Four A m e r i c a n s were Amendments and rbanges 10 man patrol, killing ono n u t wounded In the battle. Two Ar Navy is retiring. Hear Adm. Ho will replace Thomas and wounding two. A rrscui my ground advisers were hit R o b e r t Goldlhwaile, com­ Richey, who will take over as in tho local "freedom of patrol ran into an ambush and by Communist fire and the pi mander of Fleet Air Jackson­ guidance director In (ho ad ihoice" plan apparently in­ volve transportation, activ­ four Marines were wounded. lot and co-pilot of two separ ville, and a frequent visitor ministration office. Marines helicopters attempt ate helicopters w e e Itgh'ly in to Sanford, will retire in Oc­ Richard Slivers, I.yman High ities and personnel ureas. tober after 43 years with the coach, will become assistant jured by flying plexiglass when to Principal Carlton Henley. Navy. Navy units here arc un­ Viet Cong bullets ripped Harper Douglas, C r o o m s der the Admiral's command. through (heir windshields. High principal, will become a He will be succeeded by Rest school supervisor, replacing Adm. Henry 11. Caldwell. Mrs. Alma Hurston, on sick • • SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) leal station here. Barrera's military civilian i Idro airbase, headquarters of leave. Edward Dlackshcaro Two unidentified girls at will Itccomc Grooms principal — New fighting in Suntu The silencing of the radio Junta government. government "strong man" Sanford Junior High School with Willie Ashby as assista<it. Domingo, including the gov­ wua a serious blow to the U. S. officials expressed no Gen. Kliu* Wessin y Wessin. ernment Hir strike which sil- rebels, who had Iwen using it regret over the silencing of will hereafter be more choosy enred the rebel radio Thurs­ to try to recruit support out­ the rebel railio, which Thurs­ about the Jewelry they wear. FIIESII THOOPS MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - U day, darutM-ned hope* today ride .Santo Domingo for their day arrused U. 8. forces of According to a police report, WASHINGTON (UPI) — S. Secretary of I.altor W. Wll for rally settlement of the cuuse. the girls found an old pair of "atrocities" and called Am­ Troops from two laitin Amer­ lard Wirtz said higher wages Dominican nisi*. handcuffs, put them on and Three radio stations arc bassador W. Tupley Bennett ican countries weir dun to be­ gin arriving in the Domini­ for migrant farm workers found themselves chained to­ An air-sea helicopter reime Five propelle r-dtiven P.SI still In operation here, two a liar. gether. A rail to the police de­ demonstration at noon and a fighter*, firing machine gun* tun by U. 8. agencies and one can Republic today to form would allrart more riomesllr The strafing planes appar­ partment failed to turn up a crash Un-fighting exhibition and possibly rockets, knocked by Moj. (ien. Antonio Imbert ently came from the Han Is- the vanguard of a proposed pickers, lie showed no signs ol casing his fight to replace (or hemisphere peace force. key that would unlock the at 12:30 p.m. will highlight out the lehel radio transm it­ clgn farm workers with Amur According to the Oiguniza"bracelets" so the girls had Armed Forces Day open ter Thursday. leans. to be freed by a hacksaw. t l n n of American State* The area attacked was near house Saturday a t Sanford He ssld (he reasons Amrr • • • (OAS), w h i c h announced the U. S. Embassy und the Naval Air Station. leans refuse to perform "sloop plans to move the first con­ Perhaps only those parents Throughout the event, 10 American-held supply corridor lalmr" is that the wages are tingents into the Curribean who have teenage children a.m. to 2 p.m., there will he through Santo Domingo. half what they'd get doing country, the troops would in­ would appreciate the situa­ displays of several types of A Stute D e p a r t m e n t other Jobs. clude 2&0 solldera from Hon­ tion, but we have just noticed Navy aircraft, 10 Indoor ex­ spokesman said the planet Wirtz contrasted (he condl duras and 20 policemen from tions at labor camps around that George H. Dangleman hibits ranging from dummy *tliifrd one U. K.-hrld posi­ Costa Rica, which has no Lake Okeechobee In Florida J r . has • double Hating in bombs to flight suita, a dis­ tion near the embassy, appararmy. the Sanford telephone direct- play of crash and ground sup­ intly by arcident, but there to the ocean front hotel (The The Honduran troops wera Deauville) here. ory. The first Is in bis name port equipment, tours of three was no report of U. 8. cas­ understood lo be largely pro­ and carries the Dangleman buildings and two free mov­ ualties in the air attack. "A whole day’s wages there business 'phone number. The ies. viding their own transporta­ won’t buy a dinner In this Two U. 8. Army accurlty s e c o n d listing succinctly tion, and were expected to be­ hotel," he said. agents were shot and killed states: Children's Telephone, gin moving in today. U. S. by the rebels in an earlier, "A month's expenditure foi 2600 Celery Avenue, 923-1664. planes wera to transport tha a migrant family's clothes unrelated incident, increasing Losses of school equipment • * • Costa Ricans, who war* ex­ won’t buy a bikini here," he by thievery and of wrork time total U. 8. military casual­ Two students from Semin­ because of accidents to school ties here to 20 dead. pected lo arrive today or Sat­ added. urday. ole County received degrees personnel (mainly lunchroom At least two Dominican* at Florida Southern College's workers) have Increased near­ were reported killed and three Official* said tha forces commencement recently. Pa­ ly 10o per cent during the past wounded in the strafing. would report to OAS repre­ tricia Cain Milliot, Altamonte school year, school board ofsentatives already in the Bullets fired by the PSls Springs, received a BS de­ flclali learned Thursday. Dominican Republic and op­ narrowly missed a Jeep and a TALLAHASSEE (U PI) WAR PATTI—Believing that the Indian Ocean erate under the general man­ Rep. 8. J. Davis, of Seminole, gree in elementary education Recent thefts of $700 worth military bus in the supply INDIAN and Jerry Lynn Ulrey, ol of television sets and office m a­ rorridur. The Americana rid­ mar become of vital strategic value lo tho West, tho date of the hemlephera or­ tossed in a bill requiring one United States and Britain are studying the poaalbllities ganisation's resolutions call­ Oviedo, received a BS in chines from Altamonte Springs ing in the two vehicles dived school bus in each county ol of establishing communications and other bases there. business administration. ing for the restoration of the atate to operata with its Elementary School and $800 for cover. Black labels on Newsman above show the four Island • • • None of them was hit, but worth of the same kind ol sites particularly studied by the Anglo-Ameriean survey peace until a unified com­ headlights on. Dr. Charles L. Persons, of equipment from Crooms High UR! correspondent Matthew team. Far-flying bombers and far-ranging nuclear sub­ mand la set up. School officials wera directmarine* have lamantd the toraUgk value o l fixed land Sanford, has been named School caused officials to dis­ T. Kenny'a right shoulder was The OAS voted aarly May ad to maka a study to deter­ base*. With bases on inanely Inhabited island*, the UJL • to create tha inter-Amarl- mine If operation to busts Seminole County director of cuss consideration of tome dislocated when he jumped and Britain could protect India, thwart Red China and ran force, a move unpreced­ the Central Florida OptomcD, kind of elect ronic burglar out of the Jeep. He wag|treatwith lights on will contribute t i t Association. j alarm system for «rh/x»i> t-d a t Ilia L. 8. Maim* tued- o e k e vifcJt waled * Itk Viet Mao* Maijyraia, ented in the beoiisphcza, to safety. Re-elected Vietnamese Rangers Chalk Up Big Vijtory Tampa Fire School Staff Changes Okayed * Speculation g ^ Hopes Dimmed For Dominican Peace ^ Navy Air Base Sets Open House % g * * ' Willard Draws Big Contrast Thievery Costly yt % School Safety Study Moved r NO. 190 Burns Leaders Fighting Off Road Changes • • Envoy Named £ * Optimism For $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Aid % * Phone 822*2611 Zip Cod* S2771 # WEATHER: Thursday 86-68; fair thru Snturday, high near 90; low toniffht 55-65. SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1965 ‘‘DUKE,” seven-month-old Oernmn shepherd, lms been added to the K-9 Korps of the San­ ford police department. Ptlmn. Tom Deppcn and the police <l<ur patrol Sunfonl streets during the night season. (Herald Photo) * * * e i o 0* on the S t Johns River g>anforh itmtlh * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Administration leader* mus­ tered their force* today to stave off threatened ehanges in the governor’s $300 million road bond program. Gov. Hnydon Burris, fearing approval of a single change In tha 35 projects specified in hi* proposed constitutional amendment, would open the door to inclusion of a host of "pet projects" by lawmakers, appeared l>efore a joint *»**slon Thursday to make a final appeal to pasa the program intact. Despite the appeal, attempts will be made to add the fourlaning of U.S. 98 through West F l o r i d a , U.S. 41 from Naples to Miami and U.S. 301 from Dade City to Sarasota to the bill. The proposed ehanges are backed by Sens. Ed Price of Bradenton, t h e opposition opposition leader, Hayward Davis of Schring and D. D. Covington of Dade City. Graceville, S e n . Robert Williams, who introduced the bill and will guide it to ap­ proval, vowed to honor the governor'* wishes and fight off any changei In the bill, which already hna enough •o-eponsora to clear both house! and go on the upcomlit* November ballet for votor approval. Burna said the ptogram to build 1,200 miles of aitcrial highway* and feeder roads in the areas by-passed by the state’s turnpike and interstate highwaya "can he expedited and there are adequate engi­ neer* and contractor* to do the Job." He said the program, to be financed by 1.5 cents of the present four rents of gas taxes earmarked for primary highways, wilt save live* beenuso "more than 65 per rent of the highway deaths and injuries occur on two-lane roads." He also pointed out It would lie an economic blessing to the communities by-passed by the turnpike and interstate high­ way*. Tilts Route, whlrh has been meeting in double sessions most of the work, passed sev­ eral hills Thursday, Including one to place a chancellor over the state'* university system. Thu bill, which was once hotly contested and sparked a small fight from Hrp. James Berk of Putnam, pnssrd by a vote of 86.12. It will make the chancellor the executive offi­ cer of the Bourd of Regents to serve ns go-between the univrrsily president and hoard members. Nuclear Test Said Defense Against U. S. TOKYO (U PI)—Communist China today exploded its sec­ ond atomic bomb, possibly ia a drop from an airplane. Radio Peking announced tho bomb was exploded by China "over its western areas." The first Chinese bomb, last Oct. 16, was detonated on a lower. Peking called the bomb "de­ fensive" and renewed lla pledge never to be the drat to use nuclear weapons. The announcement ( a i d China was building its nuclear arsenal to cope with U. 8. "nuclear blackmail" and call­ ed (or "complete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear wca pool." The atmospheric test meant that new quantitiea to radio­ active fallout will be released in the air over China and other countries. But China has spurned tho atmospheric teat ban o( tha United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union, which limit tests to fallout-free under­ ground sites. France, the fifth nuclear power, also testa ia the air. There had been speculation in the West that the second Chinese weapon would ba a plutonium bomb dropped from an airplane. Ttie Chinese broadcast, monitored here, said today's blast meant China "thus suc­ cessfully concluded its second nuclear te a t" "This nuclear teat ia another important achievement acor* cd by the Chinese people ia strengthening their national defense and safeguarding tha security of their motherland and world peace,” it added. Western experts said that if the Chinese hava succeeded In exploding a plutonium bomb it would ba evidence to "real atomic sophistication" and ability to develop a hydrogen bomb. Only the United Statai, Britain and Russia have dona that thus far. France, tha fourth nuclear power, still la limited to the lower-powered alotpic weapons. Plutonium la the fissionable material useable in A-bombs and also used to trigger Hbombs. Commencement To Cost $1,500 Expenditures of nearly $1,90* were authorized by tha school board Thursday to partially soundproof the Lyman High School gymnasium for gradua­ tion cxercisei in June. Many parents of graduate* have protested holding com­ mencement exercises in (be gym because It Is "too small, too hot and echoes from the high ceiling make it Imposs­ ible lo hear (he speakers." Last month the board turn­ ed down a petition from n group of parents to hold ex­ ercises in (ho Jai-Alal Fron­ ton, promDlng to "fix up" the school gym to make it morn acceptable. RED HOT S IZ Z L IN G SPECIALS! NE W W f l M P A LA 4 I)R. DOWERG l.l DE W8W TIRES LIST $3t$SJ* POWER STEER WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT M i l l 2 SPEED WIPERS c a T C $0700.** KZ-I WINDSHIELD____________PA LzU s ' L i i M NEW *65 BEL AIR 4 DR. rOWEKGLIDK. WSW TIRES LIST $30116* 2 HP. WIPERS, WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 4$M* E/.-I WINDSHIELD SALE ,2525" NEW~65CORVATr MONZA CPE. II* II.P. ENGINE KZ-1 WINDSHIELD W8WT,BES HOLLER Sad 4 PALMETTO l » - * 7 ll LIST $24MJ* DISCOUNT M iM SALE *2196* MOTOR SALES 1367 PARK DR. U 2 -* M 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 13, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 13, 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/808098845e0974e0c077e592e3146b1a.pdf d4ba885ca0576a6acd9b7f8fc577a7a0 PDF Text Text u o M h M M M ia iM a i o 91ft # n l* rl Business Briefs . . m k l% PHILADELPHIA — Food F air Properties, Inc. attain­ ed record high level* in to­ ta l Income, net income, and cash flow in 1004, Samuel Friediand, president of the ahopplng center development company, disclosed in the an­ nual report to shareholders. Total income for the year PRICES GOOD APRIL 15* THROUGH ended Dee. 31, 1004, rose to SATURDAY • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 910,264,080, an increase of 7.1 per cent ever the 90,643,• 422 in the previous year. A fter deducting deprecia­ tion and provision for defer­ red income taxes totalling |2,401,670, net Income for the year increased to 9427,478. This la a gain of 80.6 per cent ever net ineome of $226,670 the year before. •>y ■*i tk o A G A p e o b O tE o A tw u 6 u y s //u y f^ F o c d F e u ^ f STOCK U P E A R L Y - A L L STORES W ILL B E CLOSED EASIER SUNDAY ! M ta U ffT S M i B i STAMPS I I I I I I I ' LADY PAIR >” 9 RISK I SWEET POTATO PIE ! t o d FR EE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PUt£HASt Of ANY CANNED HAM OR PICNIC 1 IN AOOrnONTOTWt STAMMYOU HCUVl WIIHYOU* fUtCNASf. 34 * ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ v o e i m t i 4 -2 1 -6 5 Robert Thomas Gives 34th Pint Seminole C o u n t y Blood Bank officiate announced don­ ations reached 43 pint* for March, led by Robert B. Thomas J r. who gave his 34th pint of blood. Four persons became mem­ bers of the Two-Gallon Club (16 pints), including Joseph E. Eavrotny, Wilfred 8morow■kl, Charles Baker and Lester Tlllle. Six persons who g ars their eighth pint became members e f the Gallon Club, Ti.ey were Mark LeCuyar, Oscar Bertrang, Dais Duckworth, Eugene Marcel, Lowmen Oliver, Gordon Meyer. Clouds Hawkins and Rob* a rt B. Johns gave their 31st pint; Frank Holmae, 80; Wil­ liam BiCharde, 20; Horace Green, 27; Henry Feint, 25; J a h a Beswiechen, L o r e n D o u g h e r t y and Robert Grleme, 23; Harry Wilson, 22; Robert Wake, 21; Harry Eehelberger, 10; John Hig­ gins 8r. and Willard Sessions, 18 and Harold Hervish, 17. Floyd Ilsam gave hie 16th pint; Leroy Nopper, 12; John Erickson, Moultrie Kelly end Jarnea Pigott, 11; Ernest Myrick and John Benton 10; Hamel Haskins, nine. Charles Petherbrldge and Ruaeell Fehrman gave their seventh pint; Roger Erlcson, six; E. W. Rogers, Clarence Jessup Jr., five. Five persons, Including one woman, Mrs. Robert Truluck, gave their fourth pint. Others were David Grimm, Frank Lingard, George Hwann Jr. and Wendell Bpringfield. William Galley gave hie third pint and eight persons, Freddie Brown, William Price, Ranee Cantrell, Arthur Pottar, Robert Meyers, Charles Senkarlk, Martin Staverson and Richard Layton cams back to glva their second pint. F irst lime donors Include Eleanor Balk, John A. Long Thaodors Pringle, Robert Jones, Willie Holt, Edward Owens, Vernon Fuller, James Jamison, E. E. Corson and ..E c ru s t. Edwards,-—. . . ------—- SAVINGS MULTIPLY W »nB Pairs 6-A—April 14, 1965 I BUTT CUT OR WHOLE SMOKED H A M 4 5 L CENTER CUT SLICES SMOKED HAM 89 i. N0RMEL "CURE 91" HAM «■— - « . 9 8 L H0RMEI SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 89 L H0RMEL "LITTLE SIZZLERS' SAUSAGE39& ■LUR RIBBON J M I S E X T R A ------- — J! 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FASHION OUTFIT ______________ : — — 4- 21- 41— — ** 59* ’TeiST 1 i — ! iw T M M aoum ...... nVad Ws^ Cwiwe .......... Geed April 21, INS I e a r t u r simsy soil : FASHION OUTFIT . it • wait sms t 9a w9 *m rutsins |f ea,,.M«.a,.,.aaa,i,.M«aaaaaaal IHORMtL LITTLI SIZZLIR j .m- v l FRESH SAUSAGE e* FIRST FOOD I �Farm Station Plan W ins Support Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” (Eh? Sa u fo rJ i lir r a lii * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # Senator Vows Will Press For Expansion Ry Dave Fountain (Sanford Itrrald Bureau) TALLAHASSEE — S e n . Ed Priro, of Manatee County, slated today that as chairman of the Senate appropriations sub-committee he would press for mere money In expand and extend the system of agricultural experimental sta ­ tions throughout Florida, in­ cluding the Seminole County Station on Celery Avenue In Sanford. The Senator staled that WASHINGTON’ (L’PI) — these experimental stations President Johnson, heartsick help every phase of agricul­ at the devastation wrought ture and that be felt that by wind and wntrr in the Midwest, today threw into high gear a federal emer­ gency program of money and materials to "rebuild and re­ store the life" of the stricken i area. _____________________ WEATHER: Chance of shower* Friday, hijih in ntid-80*; low tonight in 60s._________ VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established' 1008 TlIURSDAY, APRIL 1sT 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 169 LBJ Throws Disaster Aid In High Gear ** * e Sanford woman rushed into post office Tuesday and de­ manded: " Give me all the tax forma you’ve got." “Why the hurry?" asked Postmast­ er Ccclle Heard. "You’ve got until Thursday midnight." • • • Residents of West 24th Street are proud of the new Pinehurst Municipal Park but they’re getting dusted oH. They complain of clouda of dust from cars going to and from the ball games. There are no paved ttrecla in the area. • • • Our sympathy to a certain photographer who got his dome burned at the air show Saturday then went to the beach Sunday and toasted his feet. Well done! • • • Hibbard Casselberry, treas­ urer of the Sanford Hospital Eye Rank Association, makes this suggestion: "Tonight set your breakfast table as you have for many years, and tomorrow morning when you gel out of bed, put a blindfold over your eyes and go to your brcalHiat. You know the way. You know how to eat. You have prepared It Just as some member of your family might prepare it (or you. But you m ust eat it without the help of your eyes. Imagine that they are totally blind." Such an experiment, Caa •elbcrry believes, may make you think about giving the greatest gift possible to an other person—the gilt of sight to one who has none. Will your eyes aflcr death to the Sanford Hospital Eye Rank Association. • • • The City of Sanford has re ­ ceived a check for $1,043 in federal disaster relief funds for damages caused by last September’! Hurricane Dora. The check was turned over by Civil Defense Director A. B. Peterson Sr. • • • Seminole County Humane w w 'i - r tllt -J T .-lL . lion room at the county court­ house at 7:30 p m., tonight. • • • "The Man upstairs will pun­ ish the guilty one," Mrs. J. M. Adams, of 119 Elm Avenue, predicted when she re ­ ported that someone had fed rat poison to her year-old pet dog, "Husky." • • • Meeting of the Seminole County Democratic Aasociatlun, for which Dr. I’aul Douglass and a group of Bol­ tina College students will pre­ sent the program, will be held s t 8 p-m. Tuesdsy s t Altsmonte Springe Community House and not on Thursday s i stated in The Hrrald Wednesday. • • • Jaycecs have scheduled their annual Orientation Program on April 20 at 1:30 p. m. at the Jaycee Building. Purpose of this annual event is to tell new Jaycee* the "Jayree Story." National Director Don Asher will be one of the speak­ ers. fm MaW beat hi ate ti M e * M i DISASTER SCENE—President Johnson stands amid rubble left by the tornado which struck Dunlap, Ind. A tattered American flag marks the site of a shattered home. (NEA Telephoto) Good Friday Rites Slated B.v Julia Well! Church Editor Sanford Area Ministerial Association will conduct Us annual three-hour Good Fri­ day Service at First Presby­ terian Church from 12 noon until 3 p m. Special music will be pre­ sented by the choirs, soloists and organists of the several churches participating. Ministers leading 20-minute periods of worship, at times slated, arc Rev. Clarence B. Gould, First M e t h o d i s t Church, 12 noon; Rev. Thom­ as H. Makin. Presbyterian Church of t h e Covenant, 12:30; Rev. ft. G. Welch, Church of God of Prophecy, 12:55; Rev. Walter A. R. MePi t er s o n , Congregational Christian Church. 1: 20; Rev. Clifford Harrod, Sanford Al­ liance Church, 1:43; Rev. J. Gordon Peery, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 2:10, and Rev. John Hires, Grace Meth­ odist Church, 2:33. Theme far the meditations will U "The J t ie u witter from the Cross." Organists assisting with mu­ sic for the service will be Mrs. Helen Rice, of First 3lcthodist; Russell Matthews, of First Baptist, and Miss Joan Wilke and Mrs. George Touhy, of First Presbyterian. Soloists will be Ivan Walk­ er, of First Methodist; Mrs. Shirley Ryan and Richard Holticlaw, of First Baptist, and 3 tn . Charles Wilke and Robert Crumley, of First Presbyterian. A quartet from First Pres­ byterian will be composed of George Touhy, Warren Adams, William Brumlcy Jr. and Clifford McKibbin. The choir of First Methodist Church, under direction of Robert Carney, also will sing. • 8 8 A number of South Seminole churches will have a united Good Friday Service at 7:30 pm . at Community Methodist of Casselberry. Rev. Fouls, of Messiah Lu­ Church, Casselberry, the speaker. 8 19 Seminole County schools will l>c closed for the Faster (spring) vacation from the close of school today until Tuesday morning. Appraisal Act Repeal Urged By Cleveland TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A bill that would save coun­ ties a big chunk of their road money is on ita way to the calendars of the two houses of the I Hits Legislature. The bill won approval Wed­ nesday frooi committee. Sen. Mack Cleveland, of Seminole County, a r g u e d Wednesday for the bill ap. proved by the Senate road* committee to do away with the pr-sent requirement for appraisers a p p o i n t e d by courts in land condemnation suits. The appraisers are paid for out of county rum! funds, but, Cleveland said, "they serve no purpose except to spend our county secondary road money." He snid that by the time counties puy costs of right-ofway condemnation nod pur­ chase, "we b a r e l y h a v e enough left to lay rock.” The Governor's bill to elim­ inate 13-nmnth auto lirensp tags at an estimated f t to fit million loss in biennial rev­ enue went into the Senate to­ day as the Legislature started to move. Sen. H. C. Pearce, of East Pnlntka, chairman of the Sen­ ate finance am) taxation com­ mittee, filed the bill. It would put the annual sale of license tags at Msrch I effective PHILADELPHIA (UPD - next year and leave it there. The fatal (hooting of Mary Gov. Ilaydon Burns had Happer, 61-year-old sister-in- promised to try to get tag law ol Gen. Maxwell D. Tay­ costs reduced, ultimately cutlor, ambassador to South Viet Nam, in a nursing borne here was described by police today as a "mercy killing." Her beat field, M in Dorothy Butts, 33, of Bethesda, Md.. The last Mayfair Inn meet­ the alleged slayer, shot her­ ing of the Chamber of Com­ self to death in her automobile merce's Coffee Club was held parked In front of the Beth­ this morning w ith’ about 00 esda police headquarters Wed­ members and guests in a t­ nesday night. tendance. A note found an Mist Butts' S e v e n t e e n prises wtr# body told the story la a single awarded women guesta in a sad sentence: drawing conducted by Charles "Today, I killed my best Morrison, of the Chamber. friend, Mary Happer of 7303 Everett Kerr, hotel man­ River Road, Bethesda, M d , ager, was host and welromed who has been suffering so the group to tha 3layfair ballroom4 . entail/ from Envoy’s Kin ‘Mercy’ Victim Church Martin theran will be bark to the pre-lfXtll level before the Legislature sub. atuntially boosted the cost. Rut he said all the stale rev­ enue ran stand right now is the frees* at March 1, which eliminate! the extra month fee amounting to no more than a couple of dollars. Burns said the Inis of revenua can be made up from a surplus $13 million estimated to tie left after adoption of a general spending lull recom­ mended by the Budget Commission Rain Drenches U. S. Midsection United Press International Bain drenched the nation’s midsection from Texas to the Great Imkes today and moved toward the East Coast, Rainfall totaled more than an inch in some aress but was light in flood-troubled southern Minnesota. One-thiui inch fell at St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., where the Mississippi River continued rising in its worst flood rampage in history. INVITATION TALLAHASSEE (CPI) The Senate passed and sent to the House today a resolu­ tion inviting former President Harry S. Truman to address the Florida Legislature in the near future. ducted a day-long 2,100inspection tour Wednesday of six tornado and flood-scarred •tatrs. "Thia has lieen a day of both heartslrkness and hope­ fulness," he told an airport ctowd at Toledo, Ohio. Shortly after returning to the While House Wednesday night, Johnson made good on his pledge of "maximum as­ sist ance" from the govern­ ment. He signed documents designating tornado-hit areas of Indiana, Michigan and Ohio as federal disaster areas. In the case of Minnesota, where rising flood waters threaten some areas, the President made a similar dec­ laration eatlirr this week. The White House awaited only formal requests from the other states to take further action. No specific funds were al­ located, pending damage sur­ veys by federal experts. Emergency federal relief measures wera put into effect immediately after the week* end tornadoes, Bui under the disaster dec­ larations, federal funds will become available for speedy repair of such public facil­ ities as highway*, , public buildings and schools. For the President, the Midwestern trip was "enough to bring tears to the ryes of anyone," But he found a ray of hope amid the storm and flood of destruction. "We’ve been see­ ing very few tears anywhere,” he said st Toledo. "We've seen the old and the young stnmllng shoulder to shoulder, planning for tha morrow," Johnson’s w o r d s w e r e measured and somber, lie ob­ viously had l«-en deeply mov­ ed hv the sights of the day Flying from Washington in his Air Force One jet trimsport he had sesn at first hand the wreckage left by one of the greatest disasters ever to strike the nation's midlands—the Palm Sunday lornadoca which left close to 230 persons dead. Fire Chief Called To Aid Of Wife By Jan* Caas«1b«rry Fire Chief Paul Bates, of Cnsselbrrry, who has collie to the rescue of so many of the community's residents with the department's reauacitator, was railed upon Wednesday In aid his own wife, Maxine, when site suffered a heart attack at their home un Lake Ellen Drive. Mrs. Rates was taken to Winter Park Memorial Hos­ pital w hen tier roiuBlIon is listed as serious. No visitors nr flowers ate allowed at present. Inn Hosts Klatch Last Time "This is possibly the last Coffee Club meeting to be held a t the Mayfair lrm,’’ Kerr said. "Thsnk you for your many courtesies and hos­ pitality. 1 know you will he happy with th* Macfadden people.' Ths B s r n a r r Macfadden Foundation is in ths process of purchasing tha Inn from ths San Francisco Giants. Morrison said th* annual EasUf Stealing of Ute Cofits Cluh would continue else­ where. Prises were awarded to Mrs. Everett Kerr, Mrs. Ro­ bert Besserer, IJnrla Williams, Odette Hasty, Patricia Van Zura, LaVada William*, !/•»tie Pauline, Anita Morrison, Margaret Bishop, Mrs. John Senksrik, Irena Brown, Ju a­ nita Maston, Virginia Pctroski, Norma Platt, Vivian Cole, man, Camilla Bruce and Hel­ en Casey, DONATION of money in presented to “Operation Feautify** by mem­ bers of Girl Scout Troop 650. Tracy Ebbert (center), who was chosen by ballot to "do the honors’* hands over n check to Mrs. Volic A. Williams Jr., chairman of the Ixora Garden Club's distribution committee, ns her Troop Leader, Mrs. Wolzie Dominey (right), and troop members look on approvingly. Scouts earned money in cookie sale. (Sec news story on Page 2.) (Herald Photo) Sanford M an Fatally Shot Tony Gene Alewlne, 29. was | dead man was shot hpjn-e the) feMnfe.-iaWb- «.>»* ^ r n tn ^ In *h**».s?iH» a tic r a a r u u d u lire beoruuu. of ,he a p ^ m iM VJ xS..U 't revolver. He .in., occupied by him and his wife dead on arrival at Seminole at 1007 Park Avenue. I Memorial Hospital shortly bePolice reports indicate the fore 4 a. m. John Q. Public Told: Shell Out Today O r .. Dlt. JOHN WILSON WASHINGTON (UP1) — Today Is the day the U. S. government performs major surgery on Hie American pub­ lic in an area where it realty hurts—Hie pocektbook. Taxpayers have until mid­ night tonight to get their income lux teiurns into thu agriculture needed more mon­ ey Ilian was presently appropriated. lie went on te *«>• that he fell these experimental sta­ tions were so Important that other budget requests should lie revised downward in order to secure the funds necessary for this project. When it was suggested thsl these other budgets wouldn't want to he revised "down­ ward," (’rice fluted that he ,'eit more mertey would‘ hiv* First M ethodls/ciiurch an­ to mine from the people. nounced today that $120,058.54 He fu rth er Stated that lie had been pledged toward con­ would he in favor of an In­ struction of a youth wing. crease in taxes in order to The church announced last finance these projects. month plans to construct the Senator Price said that un­ education building at Filth less Gov. I l a y d o n Burns Street and Magnolia Avenue. changes his mind on the "hold Estimate of actual cost of the line policy" on Uxes, then (he new structure, expected there would be no way to ac­ to Iks luiitl next year, is appro­ quire the money necessary to ximately $200,000. However, put the projects such as the Hip fund drive is In r a is e rxlenslrn expansion of the $173,000 toward Hie Iota) cost. agricultural experimental sta­ tion system into effect. Wednesday Pi ire placed ap­ propriation of the funds for new construction and further development of the experi­ mental stations high on the WASHINGTON (U PI) — budget priority list. The State Board of Control A Navy enlisted man was already has approved $ IRK,000 killed Tuesday in an enginefor expansion of the Experi­ room fire aboard Hie aircraft m e n t Slat Jon on C e le r y Vt-e. rawJee Mange *• (f> tj^ S&Utk nue. This is one of the appro­ China Sea near Viet Nam, priations Price says must he Hie Pentagon announced to­ day. made. Tbr man was identified ns The money, If approved, will go for Hie construction of fireman apprentice Chester a new office hiiilditii- and lab- Slut mi, son of Mr. nuil Mis. erntory at « cost of $117,000. Alien Statun, of Rayviltc, Of the remaining funds, $ in,- La. The fire, caused by a rup­ 000 is earmarked for the ac­ quisition of new land for cul­ tured fuel line, diunnged one tivation and redevelopment, of the ship's four engine primarily of peaches and or- looms. The rurrier will go unnientuls, Dr. John Wilson, into Subic Buy, Philippines, chief of the station here, said. for repairs, ths Pentagon The final $:i1.000 will be for said. the nmstruelhui of a new greenhouse a n d hcadhouse, the supply arid work sltep for the greenhouse. The Celery Avenue station is divided into two sections, the “office” just off MellonFORT LAUDERDALE ville Avenue at Hie rear of Hie (U PI)—Members of a model Sanford Naval Academy, and airplane cluh here are search­ the "furrn" t •,j miles further ing for a fellow with a distort­ east on Celery Avenue. ed sense of humor who calls himself Hie "Shadow" and rauses their liny radio controll­ Hoard To Name ed planes to crash. School Heads The culprit, who members Principals f o r Seminole believe watches Diem from a County's four high schools, car or house, breaks up their two junior high schools and Federal Communications Com­ 22 elementary schools, "wllh mission assigned frequency some changes," will be ap­ with his own transmission. pointed for the 1963-88 school They think tie may be using a year at a special meeting of walkie-talkie. the School Board tonight, When the frequency for Supt. R. T. Mil woe said to­ planes la disturbed by voice day. sounds, the little craft go Into uncontrolable tallspina and EXECUTION DA NANG, South Viet plunge into the ground. When club members bought Nam (U PD —A Vietnamcae firing squad today executed a a radio receiver recently and young Viet Cong terrorists turned it onto the plane fre­ young Viet Cong terrorist quency they heard a voice filled with American service- saying, "heh. heh, heh. This mao. 18 the Shadow." Methodist Fund Tops Half-Way Ranger Sailor Dies In Blast ‘Shadow Lurks/ Planes Crash mail, accompanied by what­ ever balance they inuy still owe Unde Sum. And to udd its voice to the confusion as last-minute tax­ payers scramble to finish their returns, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Inis Issued n variation on its us ual warning to pay up or else. Not alt tnxpuyeri owe the government at the end of the year. Rut this year more per­ sons than usunl sre feeling Hie pinch because tha meclisnlcs of Inst year's tax ru t did not provide for enough money to be withheld from uiuny paycheck*. No figure* ure available, hut many taxpayer*—includ­ ing President Johnson —have borrowed money to pny their tux bill on time. The IRS announced recently Hint herauso of widespread under-withholding, "hardship" (uses would nut have to pay the entire amount they owe by tonight, although they would have to gel their re­ turns in on time. The IRS added, however, lliut all hough they will be al­ lowed to puy late, hardship i use* will be assessed penulties for late payments. Cleveland Seeks Fourth Court TALLAHASSEE lU PIl A constitutional amendment creating a fourth district Court nf Appeals wss Introduced to­ day by Sens. Mack Cleveland, of Sanford, and A. J. Ryan, of Dania. The measure docs not iden­ tify where the new district would be located, Imt the existing three courts are head­ quartered in Tallahassee, Lakeland anil Miami, Peisilt nf the staying are sketch'*, ha* tsvVxne^rtT^ « dlC4(c £ ” dcjd w an-, wUe. „ ^ c v c rj LaI0^ ^ bullet. Sheriff's Investigator J. Q. Galloway Indicated the shoot­ ing was the culmination of an argument. No arrest has been made in the case and investigation is not yet complete. The slaying is being probed by Ihc state attorney's office. Grantkow Funeral Home will ship Hie body to Livonia, Ha., for burial. Other Ilian the widow, other survivors are in Lavonia. HHH Predicts 'Blockbusters' WASHINGTON (U PI) —. Vice President llu h rrt II. Humphrey, comparing tha present ('ungicss In the fam* mi* "hundred days" Congresa of 11133, today predicted en­ actment of a lot mar* legisla­ tive blockbuster*, including tlm voting rights hill and health enre for the aged. Tim measure will bo [Missed, lie said, because of President Johnson's "vigorous leader­ ship" ami because of an un* precedcuted pcnrctlmo unity which nmnimta to n national eonseniut, Humphrey mail* tha pro* diction before the American Society n( Newspaper Editors. U. S. Planes Up Attacks On Reds SAIGON (U P n — planes today followed up ths first nighttime air allack on Communist North Viet Nam with the biggest raid o{ tho war against guerrilla posi­ tions in South Viet Nam. A military spokesman said 230 aircraft from all (our American armed services bombed a Viet Cong strong­ hold Northwest of Saigon In a massive raid (hat lasted from dawn to dusk. W h y You Should Buy TSRES From Lifetime Unconditional Kuud Hazard Warranty • Periodic Innpectlon • Tire Hot At Ion • Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES TIRES 405 W. F irst S t. 322*0651 SANFORD, FLORIDA . J �Club Meeting Postponed In Bear Lake (rS?s 5 t S M —U— 1 1 I ■ 1■ ■— Girl Scouts Join Plan To Beautify Sanford, County Donations for Sanford’s project, "Operation Beautl. fy," are beginning to come in, according to Jack Bolt, eommlttaa chairman. Girl Scout Troop 480 Wed­ nesday presented Operation Beautify with money tam ed In thalr racant cookies salsa, taking th at It ba used to buy a palm for tha project de­ signed to Initiate tha long range beautification plan for Sanford. " It (■ Interesting to note, and heartening to older cltliens." Bolt pointed out, "that 25 nine to ll-year-old girls wanted to do something for th slr town and voted to give 20 per cant of their earnings in th slr Girl Scout Cookie sales (made by selling, in­ dividually, door-to-door) to helping in the emsll way they could, to make Sanford more beautiful.” According to Scout Laadsr of Troop 030, Mrs. Wclile Domlnsy, and co-Ieadsr, Mrs. Charles Tvmplin, the girls wsre esger to give even more of their hard-earned funds but were reminded if...‘hrl* T rT O w :T ^ ^ v D o v a v . Girl Scout organisation which make* possible their partici­ pation in Scout training and their April 23-25 holidays at Camp Ticoehee. That thla Joint civic effort is catching on Is indicsted by the several Uacher’a reports that have come in. Mrs. Virginia Burney, of Seminole High faculty, aaye th at conservation claeses ev­ idenced their Interest by bringing In tear-sheets from The Sanford Herald containtng the recent story of the distribution of palm seedlings to the children of the elomentary schools. Ths teachsrs, In turn, according to Mrs. Bur­ ney, are reminding high school atudenta to help their younger brothers and sisters in watering and earing for their bahy palm trees. Scout Troop 830 It sponsor­ ed by F irst Christian Church. Presentation of their gift to Operation Beautify was made by Scout Troop mem­ ber Tracy Kbbert, and ac­ cepted for Operation Beauti­ fy by Mrs. Volla A. Williams J r„ chairman of Isora Gar­ den Club’s distribution com­ mittee. CASSELBERRY OFFICERS Bill Randall, Vernon Weinhnrt nnd Noel P. Hamilton (left to right) are presented certificates of merit by Mait­ land Police Chief Raymond E. Rcnry (extreme loft). The officers recent­ ly completed nn FBI conducted course ut Maitland, will he Mrs. llsrold Miller and Mrs. Ancrum. AU interested residents will be welcomed. Cozy ‘Maiden* LONDON (U PI)—A harm ­ less iron maiden—a 17th cen­ tu ry Instrument of to r tu r e will be sold a t Sotheby's auc­ tion rooms shortly. Ths knives which once pierced victims inside the maiden have been removed and "aha la quite cosy now . , . flta me like a • glove,” eaye ll-year-old Denise BIrkett, an amploye of Botheby's. No Joy For Him LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) —8y)veetor Joy J r. drove his c a r onto a parking lot and complied when a man told him, "Juat give me 31 cents .and l i t park it fur you.” | When be returned later the .ugut and hie car were gone. I IN KEEPING with Commissioner of Agricul­ ture Doyle Conner’s pica for Florida horsemen to have livestock inoculated against encephali­ tis, Dusty Boots Riding Association sponsored a mass clinic recently in Lake Mary. Shown waiting In line are (left to right) Mary Bath Lake, Mrs. John McCartney and Nancy Schwelckert. (Herald Photo) Life Of Crime WASHINGTON (U PI) — The administration is step­ ping up ita campaign to get Americans to travel *t home rather than overseas In order to reduce the U. S. balance of payments deficit. But officiate are emphasiz­ ing the "positive” aide of see­ ing tha U. S. A. No one wants to be pictured as be­ ing against freedom of travel. President J o h n s o n this week is expected to name a private businessman to head the travel U. B- A. effort. His job will be to organise tha automobile Industry, oil companies, airlines, rent-a-car firms, travel agents, hotel men, bus companies, creditcard people, railroads, and anyone sis# who standi to benefit from Increased dom­ estic travel. Bines many ptopls have al­ ready made their summer va­ cation plans, officials are not expecting any dramatic de­ crease in the "travel gap" this year. In 1944 U. 8. tour­ ists spent about |1.4 billion mure abroad than foreign travelers spent In the United Winners Named In Forest City & M lw H BEAR LAKE SCOUTS of Troop 2.11) receiving awards were (front, left to right) Frank Grout, first class; Gerald Aldrich II, S tar nnd public health, citizenship In the homo, and cooking badges; Hobby Anderson, public health, citizenship in the home, and cooking; Krist Hnlmi, first class. (Hack) Dennis Hrondnwny, Star and public health, cooking, nnd citizenship in the home; Hilly Anderson, Star and public health, cooking, nnd citizenship in tho home. (Herald Photo) PILOT CLUB winner nmong Seminole High School ntudent "wife* driv­ er* wiih Senior Joel Fein! (center), receiving u wife driving certificate from Sgt. Hob Kilgo, F i l l ’ safety officer, and a tankful of ganolinc from Mol Doklc. (Herald Photo) Scripps-Howard Buys Stuart Weekly News STUART (U PI) — Tha Bcrlppi - Howard nawipapaf organisation announced ac­ quisition of Ita flret weekly newspaper, the Stuart Newa. Jack R. Howard, praeldent and gansral editorial managsr of Scrlppa-Howard newspa­ pers, C'.fd -SittiMi Lwckwood, owner and publisher of ths Nawa, jointly announced the pure bate of the Newa a t an undisclosed price. The peper will be the first in Florida for 8cripps-Howard, which haa 17 other pa­ pa ra. Scrippe-Howard o w n a a Weat Palm Beach television o u t l e t , WFTV television, Channel B. The News, founded in ISIS and retarded as ens of ths country’s best weeklies, has a current circulation of 4,149, based on Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC) figures. The Newt le published on Thursdays. By M ary an Mites Monthly meeting of the Bear Lake Community Club, held third Thursday of each month, has been postponed from to­ day until next Thursday, April 22, at 4 p. m. in the Florida Power Employes Club Holiday Avenue, Bear Lake. A discussion on handling of wills and estates will be pre­ sented by guest speaker, Sanford Attorney Douglas Stenstrom. The nomlosling committee, Mrs. Earl Stresburg, Mrs. James Ancrum, Mrs. C. C. Jones, Bussell Loomis and William Carpenter, will pre­ sent a slate of officers tpr the coming year. Club president, Dick Ostran­ der, has been promised that front end "B ear Lake" auto tags will be delivered la time lo be available at this meet- ||.S. Steps Up See-U.S. Campaign In Murky Hole ERIE, Pa. (UPI) -T hom as James Pearl’s life of crime ended in a IO-by-12-lnch bole in a murky basement. Ho died unwittingly by hit own hand — trapped like an animsl in the crevice he chop­ ped in the cellar wall of a Jewelry store he apparently Intended to burglarise. Pearl, an Ohio prison •»capco and the father of four, had been dead about a week when his body was found. The body of Pearl, 37, of Mentor, Ohio, was discovered by sn exterminator who had been called to Investigate a pungent odor in the basement of tlm store. Authorities said Pearl es­ caped Feb. 24 from tho Marion (Ohio) correctional initllute, where he had been serv­ ing a sentence for rubbery. He was last seen April 4 at ■ hotel where ho had been staying sine* the prison es­ cape. County Coroner Merle Wood said the msn died of suffocation and had been dead be­ tween five and sins days. Pearl became stuck after get­ ting his head and shoulders partially through a small hole in the two-foot thick brick wall. Police said the man bad broken into n vacant store­ room next to lb* Aboott jew­ elry store, then went to the basement and chopped the bote through the wall with a section of pipe, Top Dogs Hotel Is Just T h a b For Top Dogs "DON’T BE A LITTERBUG" pleads momltcra of Cub Pack G01 (pictured above) who apent a number of hours "policing" the city park on Bunt F irst Street, a n d placing litter cuna there, (Herald Photo) County 4-Hers W in Honors By Mrs. H. I . Johneoa Eleven Seminole County 4-11 Club hoys and girls spent two days a t Camp MrQuarrle in the Ocala Nation­ al Forest to psrticipute in District Events Day with •ach presenting demonstra­ tion on different projects. Rudy Musllsr came horns with a blus award and an all •spans* paid trip to 4-H Short Cours* as prise for his Good Beading Lamp made of beautiful Inlaid woods. Alan bringing home honors were David Mohn, second In entomology; George Brad­ shaw, public speaking; Steve Lucas, tractor driving; Car­ man Adrlstko, foods; Sandra Miklsr, dress revue, and Bambi Chesser and Wanda Mlson, charm demonstration. Elinor llein attended aa council dclegat* and she and G*org* Bradshaw, council president, attended a district couiu-ll meet during which Georgs was elected as alternate to 4-11 Short Course In Gainesville. Local Iwys and girls and Assistant C o u n t y Agent Charlee Williams ami I, aa Adult Leader, after *vgU Wr­ ing Friday afternoon, enjoy­ ed a grt-together with other count lea’ groups. Represented wsre Osceola, llrcvsrd, Volu­ sia, Orsngs and Seminole Counties. After supper, a program was held In the recreation hall with all participating in games during which Bambi Chester won a largo boa of randy. Imter, all shared In a fun talent ehow after which eight girls conducted a dress revue. At tl:30 p.m., Seminole County participant! served punch and cookies to all dur­ ing a short dance period. At 10:30 p.m., campers were gathered ’round a huge bunfir* to ting songs and Join in unison for the cloeing day’s prayer. Saturday morning was fill­ ed with demonstrations and tensions grew aa hoys and girl* became aware that ’’awards" grew closer and closer. Each 4-H club mem­ ber left the camp that after­ noon with keen determina­ tion to return In a few months. • • • As an observer at this dlslin t meeting involving ( so many boys ami girls of 4-lf, it is easy to rccognlio why Juvenilo delinquency tins no place among them. However, they are Uie lucky once for leaders are needed for many mure youngsters who would tike to lietong to a 4-11 Club but ate unable to do so for lack of adult assistance. All It requires is apprnilmately two hours each meeting day nml interest In our children. Mirny hoye and girls could lie guided on the path to a good ami pmductiva life ahead. If any man nr woman wuuhl like to offer help, County Agent Cecil Tucker, or II u m e Demonstration Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson, will show the way, with hap­ piness. MIDGHAM, England (UP!) — Lonely dogs subjected to •lx months quarantine on a r­ rival In England can hav* all the creature comforts In a new kennel here, Including t -D ay-long taps recorded sounds af homa Ufa) tha vac­ uum cleaner, breakfast noleea, family conversation!, even ra­ dio programs. —Music from all over the world; Chinese record# for Chinese doge, Italian opera for tho Italian dogs and ao on. —Central hasting In all kennels. —A "visitors room" where quarantined dogs and their masters can take tea to­ gether. The new ksnnel Is, appro­ priately enough, named the Top Dogs Hotel and run by retired army Col. Thomas Twaddle. "Doga in quarantine for six months pine for homa sur­ roundings. 1 believe they will ba happy if they beer fam ­ iliar sounds," Twaddle said today. GEORGE T. FULLER, vice mayor of North Orlando, Inspects newly erected school bus stop shelter on Sherry Avenue which he helped build. Thero now are three shelters in the village, the original at North Devon, this one a t Sherry, and the third on South Bdgenion. The two newest ones nre constructed of fibreglas siding which affords minimum upkeep and also Is translucent. Cancer Claimed 69 In Area Last Year There were 504 deaths In Seminole County last year. Cancer took the lives of 49 clUscns of all ages—13 per cent of the total deaths for the year. These statistics wsre re­ leased today by tha Florida Division of the American Cancer Society. According to L. H. P a te r son, executive vice-president of tho Society's Division Of­ fice ifi TMhfps, these v i t i n f l UsUcs have not been released to alarm people. Rather, they are presented to the public to make everyone more aware of cancer and do something about It. Paterson pointed out that many Uvea could be saved from cancer If precautionary msastiraa would ba taken to guard oneself and family be­ fore it Is too late. These measures Include: Regular medical eheckups by qualified physicians; also rec­ ognition of symptoms such as described in “Cancer's 7 Dan­ ger Signals’’ pamphlets otter­ ed without cost by tha Amer­ ican Cancer Boctety, Early de­ tection and prompt, proper Surprise Visit W1THERLEY, E n g l a n d (UPI) — Ernest Wilson, egsd 4V, didn't recognise the man who walked slowly up to his cottage here until he ■aid, "hello, brother." Then he shook hands with U -yearold Joe Wlleon, of New York, who wee miking a surprise visit horns after 54 years away. Benefit Dance Mrs. Loirs Stroup, entertainmrnt officer for the Young Adult Spouses Club of South Seminole County has announc­ ed that there will be a dance from 9-12 p. m. today at the Orlando Garden Club for bene­ fit of the YMCA building fund. The public is invited. Symington OK WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Stuart Symington (D* Mo) was reported in satis­ factory condition after un­ dergoing surgery for remov­ al of gallstones. The 81-yaarold senator was expected to remit In hospitalised for about 10 days. S k r S in fo rh R rralb ns»ltah*4 nettr net. ■rear. 11*4*1 a*e reri*i. ■mi eaMlaba* l* l* l* > SNWSIs S I'lrblMM l | TSt Baatar* Morale. M W la* at. eeaiare, rune*. rase Car. « N t JM Veer IM I treatment has saved thous­ ands of lives, Peterson com­ mented. Proof of this Is found in more than 1,300,000 Amer­ icans alive today, cured of cancer, based on a five year period of no furthsr indica­ tions of the disease after ori­ ginal diagnosis and treatment. During the 1045 Crusade throughout tha State, Peterson said many thouaanda of Socletv volunteer* will endeavor to raise 81,200,000 eo that the Society'* cancer control pro­ grams of scientific raeearcb, public and professional educa­ tion and patient services may be expanded and Intensified to help save more lives. Business Briefs By Maryann Mites The Forest City Community Association Membership Team beaded by A1 Kram er as cap­ tain was declared winner of a concerted membership drive for the association at tha April meeting held a t Bear U k c Elementary School. K renicr's group brought in 30 new members to the 24 registered by Leland Jacobs’ team, which, as loser, will treat the winners to a covered dish dinner In May with date to be announced later. Mem­ bers of the Marine Corps Re­ serve, who have given so much assistance In clearing grounds of the building site for the proposed clubhouse, will be special guests at tha dinner which will take place on the grounds. Discussion for the evening was presented by Don llasley, Bear Lake Elementary teach­ er, who spoke on plans of Gov, Haydon Burns for the educa­ tional program and urged members to support his action. Next meeting will be May 10. On Again, Off Again, Finnegan Sanford City Commissioners meeting in special session Monday, declared tha threequarter block area of First Street between Park and Oak Avenues a "traffic hazard," a "dangerous Situation" sod "tha big goat mass you ever saw" and ordered the ares c*M3god t*ci-te-p»v*‘‘tel'l*arar tag. In addition they ordered that the three blocks from Park Avenue to Sanford Avenue ba changed from 48 degree an­ gle parking to 30 degree an­ gle, also because ot the traf­ fic hazard. States. This was half of the balance of payment d s f ld t Commerce Secretary JohnT. Connor told a presa con-* ference Tuesday that keeping the gap from growing bigger Is about the best than can ba; hoped for In 1945. DeBary Firemen Okay Purchases Of New Suits Ry Mrs. John Leona Volunteer firemen of De­ nary have authorized pur­ chase of two asbastoa lined illuminlztd fire suits, with air tank and hood attached, plus maika, special shoes and other accessories for fighting excessively hot fires. Need for such equipment a t various times in the past were pointed out a t tha April meeting of the group held in the Fire Recreation Ilnlt with Ellsworth Ogden In charge. Ona new member, J . Edwin Bauer, was welcomed. It was reported th at fire­ men were called laet Friday to a brush fire which raged for some time and was esti­ mated to ha result of car*> w wa r w ,idi~nVia.v~n>v>^ * Member* uUo—wars- advised that Fred Derrick and Charles Jordan, two of ths younger volunteers who attended spada! instruction last Thursday In Lake Helen given by tha Btata Fire Instructor, Allen Erwin, had attended all meet­ ings of the five-nlght-a-weck fire achool. Refreshments were served by Chef Harrlaon B em rlttcr a t close of tha business. Cleanest Man All Washed Up CHICAGO (UPI) — Cal­ vin J. Nettcr, perhapa tha cleanest man In Chicago, has sued for divorce. He aaid he and his wife were all washed up. Nelter, an accountant, said his wlfa mads him taka a bath, wash his hair, and have hla clothes cleaned every time someone coughed near him. She wouldn't let him touch a light switch or a door knob with hla hands, ho said. When tha Natters bought a naw sofa, Calvin had to scrub It twice bafora it want Into the living room. When he bought soma naw clothes, Mrs. N ettsr made him wash them three tlmaa by hand, then put thsm through tha washing m a­ chine. Natter, 48, said she finally •wept him out of the house. His suit In circuit court charged deeartlon and asked the Judge to order a psychiat­ ric examination for his wife, Arlcus M., 38. They ware married In 1944. - W O TSS a t " p a r t y Sanford Clvltan Club will celebrate Its slghth anniver­ sary and ths 46th anniversary of C ldtsn International a t a moating Thursday a t Laka Monroe Inn at 7 p.m. Now You Know United Press late national In 1964, auto thieves stole cars at the rate of about one every 4S seconds for a record Two local women, Mrs. total of 484,101, according to Adelaide Moses and Mrs. the Insurance Information In­ stitute. Mary Williams, are opening a new clothing store, tha "Village Bhop,” a t 2440 Hia­ watha Avenue, this weak. Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Wil­ liams said they plan to eater particularly to young juniors, juniors and misses and plan to stock only tha latest fash­ ions In dresses, swim suite, Grapevine Nuraary shifts, slacks, shorts, shirt* 1211 Grspavilla Ava. and skirts. Ths Village Shop Is locat­ i» -o m ed on Hiawatha, in tha small L a w s S p ra y in g ■hopping center area. ANNUALS AND MUMS folkt to SANFORD Teto eaa atom M ari, *44 harii ef pra sa4 Wanaem a a -jrr. Virginia frtra a k l P . a Bos 1X14 PhylUa Ra SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADI FAC&AUR ITORI OPEN DAILY — • A- M. > I t l l F. M. 814 K F I R S T ______ IAN FORD f WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Laka Mary Nora Norrla TK 4-1114 4. Semlaate Mildred Haaay Mary Grttiaga Rear Laka X4J-444I Sophia Haines 44*-H02 Ueilary �m 8b r O ra to r I) irralh ■ April 15, 1965— Page 3 * -------- VFW Auxiliary Has Elections In DeBary Officers were nominated and elected for the Auxiliary Unit of DeHary VFW Poet 8003 a t the April meeting held in the Fire Recreation Hall. Serving will be Mr*. Eu%gcne Beinert, preiident; Mre. France* Hackley, aenior vice praeldent; Mr*. Tereea Smith, treasurer; Mr*. Myrtle Hill, chaplain; Mrs. Babb* Reilly, eonductreta; Mi** M u r i e l Clock, guard, and Mr*. Christine Baumann, three year truilee. The newly elected pretldent appointed Mr*. Blanch* Frye 8 a* secretary, Mr*. Ruth La* Chat a* historian, and Mr*. Francanna Howard a* patri­ otic instructress and VA hos­ pital chairman. Other appoint­ ments will be completed at the May 3 Installation meetin*. Donations were voted to the Lake City Hospital's Spring ^ Carnival and Wheel Chair * Parade and to a fund to pro­ vide an “ Appreciation Gift" for State President Mrs. Franrt. prescnieS at the Tampa Con­ vention, June 10-13. Delegates and alternates will be named at the May meeting. District meeting will be held May 16 at the Asalea ^ Post Home in Orlando with ^ election of officer* on the agenda. Escapees Caught At Casselberry By Jane Casselberry T w o escaped prisoners from lha Orlando Prison Farm were apprehended by Police Lt, George Lewis, as­ sisted by Officer G. A. Bar­ deen, of the Casselberry Po­ lice Department, a t a service station on Highway 17-02 in Casselberry. The officers, who had been alerted to be on lookout for the escaped convlcU, mad* a routine check on the two men who were hitch-hiking. At time of their arreet the men were armed with a straight rasor and a toothbrush. They were transferred to Seminole County jail until they could be returned to Orlando. , 12 Tobies Play Bridge In DeBary MINNESOTA rlMW^UlllMPn^i^ N.D. Spring Luncheon Scheduled For Fire Auxiliary First 5 0 0 LBJ M akes His History Carefully Annual Spring Luncheon for DeBary'* Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary will be held May 6 with reservation* due in to Mrs. John Leone by CHAIKA^ *T. P A U L May 1. WIS. Announcement of the event was made at the April meet­ S.D. ing of the group held in the Fire Recreation Hall with Mr*. Charles T. Ulrich pre­ ^ M a n k a to siding in absence of Mr*. T. Howard, president Invocation “ I!\ ' i o w a ^ S was given by Sir*. M. Phil­ PVT. HILLY W. Inlip* with salute to the flag man, 17-year-old non of WORST TO COME—Minnesota's rising rivers led by Mr*. E. Healy. “God Mr. and Mrs. Kindrick forced thousands from their home at Mankato Inman, Longwood, hns Bless America” wa* sung by and Chaska. Worse flooding and more evacua­ completed eight weeks Mrs. Beatrice Muller with tions are forecast for the next few days. Mr*. Marie Dungan as piano of advanced infantry training under the re­ accompanist. serve enlistment pro­ In reports of secretaries and treasurer, it wa* reveal­ gram a t Fort Polk, La. (Army Photo) ed that a profit of (16.85 wa* realized from Inst month's By Mrs. H. L. Johnson make it to the next Extension silent auction at the regular Hello there. A big weekend is llomemikers meeting. • • • meeting. coming up. lt is Easter. And Yours truly spent a wonderful Other upcoming events of too, there is no school on weekend at Camp McQuarrie interest to the group an­ Good Friday and also the day where some 83 4-H boys and nounced included those of the The April Cancer Crusade after Easter. So it will lie a girls had gathered for District Minstrel Show to lie sponsor­ nice long weekend for the Events Day. Myrtic Harris, ed by members of the fire de­ will get underway next week children who attend school. Wands Mixon and Bambi partment and auxiliary in Do- In Deltona with Mrs. Anthony Sunday will see families going Chesser represented the 4-H Bary on April 33 and April Wisniewski and Mr*. Robert to church all dressed up in Handy Helpers Club ind plac- 34 and a "Touring Florida Ilaney a t co-chairmen. Each of the various, clubs new- outfits. Many an hour oi rd third in a team demonstra-{Card Tarty” fur May 10 with ■3w'sM*7T*mTrt-*7'n>-tilt '• IMfclls'dw>' i eemaking these outfits by some1 them and“ also are »i*ted by Mrs Paul F ro e t-1sinned a ‘captain" to repreask! such an proud °f slh “ttnrTJttCT'ntiifnf.’i’Pfii.T:* J fn rn fn fa m ilio n ami 1*. At its grouj; _ ond *wjff «'.*■' sign districts to volunteers array of materials and colors. bers who were E the recent Mrs. Leone. who will call at each home. After close of business, a County Events day here. Their Sure will make a beautiful Local officials term this social hour nrd game period rainbow. Would still like to leader 1« doubly proud of them one of the most important was followed by serving of too. • • • All members of the aee an Easter parade here. refreshments by the hostesses, requests for help that con­ • • • A gal In Monroe was Lake Monroe Extension Home­ Mr*. Otto 11art wig, Mrs. Wil­ cern* any area. It is urged makers Club will be sorry to made both joyous and sad liam Ogden, Mra. John Vet­ that residents "open their Monday morning at 6 a. m. hear of the passing of Miss ter, Mr*. M. Mason, Mra. L. doors and hearts” to volun­ Lucy Nowlin's motlter recent­ Darlene (Roberta) Collette got teer worker* who will be Mascuch and Mrs. Dungan. a trans-Atlantic call from Ken­ ly in DeLand. They all know making the calls. Miss Nowlin as the former ney from Athens. Greece. Ken­ ney told Darlene that their Home Economist with Flor­ cruise had been extended and ida Power and Light Com­ he would not get home when pany. Our sympathy goes out anticipated. This was because to Miss Nowlin and the other of (be trouble in Viet Nam. I members of her family. • * It is illegal in the city of know that it was a big let­ If you have sent In your In­ Sanford for anyone to aolicit Carl Bednarskl. 73, resident down to Darlene. She was very come tax report yet todsy is funds or donation* for any of Redwood Trailer Court In glad to get to talk to Kenney. the deadline. Here's a defini­ Fern Park, died early this He said it was midnight there. tion 1 found recently. "A dime purpose without a city per­ morning at Seminole Memorial mit, City Commissioner* de­ Chin up Darlene, you know it is a dollar minus taxes.'' Ah! Hospital. clared at a special meeting. won’t be as long as it hss so right. • • • Our thought this A dairy farmer of Cara, They urged that homeown­ been though. • • • Hear that week are two quotes: J. G. Mich., he spent the winters er* or business persons ask Rill and Dot Hittell and child­ Brainard said “ Hate no one; to ser a permit from anyone here. He was a member of ren arc selling their home in hate their vices, not them- who approaches them asking the Catholic Church of the Lake Monroe and have bought selves." and the other one by for donations and report Nativity, • home on MellonviUe Avenue Ellen Glasgow. “ No lilc is so them to the City Police if the Survivors are hit wife, Mrs. In the big city. Hate to see you hard that you can’t make it solicitor cannot produce one. Nellie Bednarskl, of Fern go “ so far away" Bill and easier by the way you take Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson Park; four sons, l»>uis. of Dot, but your friends can still it.” * * • Hope to see every­ und City Manager W. E. Lake Mary; Steve of Akrnn, come and see you. • • • Am body in Church Easter Sunday. Knowlr* stated that they Mich.; Waller, of Marietta, sorry to hear that Mrs. J. H. both have received many com­ Mich., and Chester, of Mid Tindel has to enter the local Warm In Cool plaints recently of persons Und. Mich., and 12 grand­ hospital again. This time for COO!.. Tex. (UP1) — It going from door to door ask­ children. major surgery. We will be was pretty warm near Cool ing for money, particularly The body will be forwarded thinking of you Lorena and today. A gas well erupted in for churches. Knowlea said tonight to Caro for burial. wish you a speedy recovery flames near this north Texas that most of thesa people do Gramkow Funeral Home la and hurry home so you can town. in charge of arrangements. not have permits. \ 'C L Lake Monroe Jottings Cancer Crusade Opens Monday Permits Required Winter Resident Officials Say Dies Thursday (Last of Three Dispatches.) Henry (See) Fowler as hi* Ry Bruce Boisaat new secretary of the treasury. WASHINGTON (NEA) — They assumed Fowler would The "Johnson establishment” mutter half a doien good is solid today with executive argumenU why he should not talent, but some p arti of it take the job. Sayt a Whit* still shake a bit when the House man; President is close by. “I can aea the President A White House etaff man seroing in on poor old de­ fenseless Joe, tightening the declares; “If you've ever been with screw* one by one. Then Lydnon Johnson on a one-to- Fowler emerges, happy as a one basis, you'd know you're lark that he'a decided to be overmatched. He eat* people secretary of the treasury.” • • • up one by one." The power and prestige of Intimates agree Johnson It the presidential office, in com* tough when making a aale or binntren with a assertive, chastising an aide. Now and strong-minded, larger-than- then he realise* it himself and life Texan, are too much for suddenly d o e * something some ordinary mortals. “nice and sentimental'' for a Awed by his presence, berated victim. In a friend's knowing they may face rough words, the fellow “goe* all in chewing for their fnilure*. a heap” with joy at such some of the President's asso­ treatment. ciates still lend to ride two The President's larger-thanor three inches out of their life qualities and hi* often chairs when he's around. ebullient mood are factora in "Easy to work with, diffi­ the mixed judgment offered cult to work for,” sums up * on the question how wisely common view. and fully he uses the services Understanding his rapacity of some people drawn into to outdo men at close range, conference with him. Some the President 1* pictured by sources insist he sometimes one aide as more than ordi- talks too murh to get benefit 1C UtlIJSStesW.1 ■■*»»■*,I ■n owt ff'M UJiWFT" -------like newsmen, who get a t him Others contend the PrrM1ne man adds: de p t lis t e n * w h e n . t lu x e . j * a n y "A lot of peopls can leb in profit in it, and talks cither grcnndcs from a distance. He when he thinks he knows (h '-n 't like lt.” more, or wants to try some­ This may help to explain thing out, or is simply in an why Johnson often pick* up expansive mood. An "outside” the telephone In complain friend says: directly to a reporter or his “If he's r e a l l y worried editor about a story he dis­ about aome problem, he won’t likes. It's hit way of trying open his chops.” So establish that one-to-one Hcwcver it may be in par­ confrontation h a mattered leys like this, argerment is long ago. wide that the White House Johnson, of course, can staff ns such is a much tictler either try to overpower or orgnnized crew today than in persuade, a t the mood or the Johnson'* early daya in office. necessity takes him. The now-ntcllowlng blend of He startled even some of old Kennedy mm and Johnhis aides when he chose son types functions smoothly. Me, like many of the t'rrstbellcvea that the alow, pains­ taking, cautious, dominating sort of process by which he governs is going to win him impressive rank in the na­ tion's lengthening rull of presidents. P J Now You Know United Press Intcraatlonal In 1466, after five year* of work, the firet Bible printed from moveable type w*a com­ pleted by Johann Gutenberg, inventor of the printing press, according to tha World Almanac. j * SAVINGS T* 5x7 ENLARGEMENT Kodacolor or Black & White C With every roll off ffilm developed and printed - you will receive a coupon entitling you to a 5 x 7 Kodacolor or Black and White enlargement when you pick up your processed film. Set Service INDIO. Calif. (UP!) — A anowball broke a window of a home In thia desert commu­ nity. A 16-year-old youth brought the white missile back frem a trip to the moun- this government, and especial­ ly by diplomats and foreign leaders. Notwithstanding an elabor­ ate recruitment setup under John Macy, borrowed Civil Service head, the President himself ie apparently th t chief roadblock in tha un­ precedented backlog of va­ cancies in judgeships, am­ bassadorial posts, commission­ ers in the regulatory agencies, subcabinet Jobs. Devoted friends insist tha sluwncsa reflects his determi­ nation to get the best men for the spots now open. For example, some 45 men have been considered as possible replacements for John Mc­ Cone, soon to retire as direc­ tor of the Central Intelligent* Agency, At least a few of thosa around the President are say­ ing ho just has to speed up his appointment mill*. Yet one friend who says it, who calls Johnson "just about tha most deliberate man 1 know,” really thinks the flaw minor and the comment a huge com- SPECIAL EASTER OFFER! 0 Area Methodists Snowball Trouble wlui-it (iV~ oxr't iii' do himself. Some of the burd"Ti* often described ns his he never in fact took on. In some realms cf White House effort there Is, ton, more autonomy in decisionmaking than the Johnson legend hns nilowcd. e • • Nevertheless, it still ap­ pears to be fundamentally true that Lyndon Johnson not only does the deciding but keeps even close-in helper# in the dark as to which way hi* mental winds nre blowing. By the current Washington phrase, ha dose not “emit signals” needed by his staff in muny matter*, by others in SAVINGS R Twelve tables, directed by Mrs. Robert Nleholls, were In H play for this week's Tuesday ™ afternoon aession of the De­ Bary Duplicate Bridge Club. Winnere were, NS, first, Mrs. Judy Bunnell and A. H. Black; second, Mre. Nlcholl* and Mr*. Edwin Wachter; — -third, Mrs. *W. B: Cook-and Mrs. Luella T h o m p s o n ; fourth, a tie, Mr*. Frank Austin and Norman Meyer f with Mr. and Mr*. E. Z. Watta n . EW, f in t, M n. Arthur Willfoote and M n. William Luts; second, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Walty; third, Mr*. A. O. Besom and M n. F n n k Holder; fourth, M n. Joan Yochum and Philip DcBerard. By Maryana Miles A Communion Service will be conducted at Beer Lake Methodist Church this evening in observance of Maundy Thursday. M emben unable to attend are asked to contact • Rev. William Irwin who will errtnee to bring the commun­ ion Into their homes on Good Friday. Bear Lake Methodist hss been invited by the Ministers Fellowship of Apopka to at­ tend Good Friday services at Holy Spirit. Episcopal, Friday afternoon and alio the I a. m. A Easter Sunrise Service to be bald on the west side of Dream Laka in Apopka. Meetings with cabinet, con­ gressional leaders and other tep figures have an orderly, purposeful atamp. They are meatier. Marvin Watson, the new man from Texas, has been an important addition. Equable in temperament, himself an organizer, he la showing will­ ingness to take fnitiatlve* more fearful assistants will not. With political grasp, he is becoming an appointments secretary much Ilk* John Kennedy's old reliable, the now resigned Kenneth O'Don­ nell. Nearly everybody has clear­ er assignments today: Bill Meyers, idea man and gener­ al co-ordinator; Horace Buiby, idea man and cabinet sec­ retory; Jack Vnlcnti, of all trades; McGeorge B u n d y , still high in the foreign policy echelons though now more the administrator; I.ce White, thoughtful, tough-minded spe­ cial counsel; L a w r e n c e O'Brien, trusted engineer of congressional majorities for Johnson programs. The word is the President has unloaded some .Job* on* Offer Good April 15 to April 25, 1965 ECKERD drive a devilishly exciting Dodge Dart—the family size Compact-big in everything but pricel SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA J2089 rroTAT' D rua Stores I k I S A V I h O S ; 1l > . i * �* m a o M M M H H M M H ia M M N N M a a M n M M M H M M M M H Ii i i ■im w il—l UMIIHHW I!■ miw“"***'*" ♦> Iff ftra fa rl F i n 4 — April 18, 1988 fm !l Reception Honors Miss Diana Haynes By Bvtfya Lorfy Diana H i y n c a , Sanford, bride-elect of Dan Bieitel, Oviedo, was guest of honor at a party at the lovely home of Mrs. Madeline Lultrell on Lake Jessup. Miss Kathryn Lawton was co-hostess. Friends of Miss Esther Blestel were Invited to the party to meet Diana. Miss Blestel Is Dan's aunt with whom he has made his home fn Oviedo for several years. In the living room, a large arrangement of pink roses was used and also a lovely a r­ rangement of Nuns orchids. On the outside patio, over­ looking the lake, the guests were served refreshments of party sandwiches, tiny squar­ es of butterscotch brownies, mints, nuts and bottles of coke. An arrangement of Cattlcya orchids was used on the tea table and on the round table In the center of the patio was a large arrangement of bright Social News Regulations - V.: I*- vi*^ vj The Herald welcomes all social news with the fol­ lowing regulations estab­ lished! I—P M p jn wrh V fh'tuld be made three days prior to event, , ... 2— Engagement a n d wedding forms ore avail­ able to be accompanied by photo four days before announcement. 3— News may be sub­ mitted a t office, via mall or phone for short notices. Typewritten accounts In lowar case double spaced are expedited more quick­ ly. Names ahould be print­ ed In manuscript reporta. 4— Personal black and white photos and negatives are acceptable. 6—Photos mads by Her­ ald staff may be duplicat­ ed a t nominal coat. Doris Williams Boclety Editor 322-2011—City 42B-SOSH—County Ac! !.5 f] it U* n m e to TRAY |7 .t3 BILVKRI'LATK I1Y — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 8 . P A R K A V E . Thirty-five g u e s t s called pink popples. I purple Cattleya orchid corduring the afternoon. Lovely, blond Diana wore a | sage, a gift of the hostesses. MRS. MADELINE LUTTRELL, left, was hontenn nt her Lake Jessup home recently to a bridal reception fetlnu Miss Diana Huynea, brideelect. With the hostess from the left ore Mra, M. T. Haynes, mother of the honoree; Miss Haynes, honor guest; Miss Esther Oiestel, aunt of the groom-elect and Misa Kathryn Lawton, co-hostess. —-J ,: •' U s e c tio n s L iiv e n For Egg Mobiles During Easter Because they're ao light, egg ahebs make good mo­ biles. You can use them whole or broken in half. In blowing raw egga, to get whole ahella, first make a hole In each end of the egg. Uae a sturdy needle and preia It carefully through. Then, with a hat pin, aharppolnled akewer or Ice pick, enlarge the holes unlU they are about an eighth-inch In diameter. Hold one finger over the firat hole while mak­ ing the second hole. Run the skewer or pick through the egg to break the yolk. Holding the egg over a bowl, blow gently Into the hole in the large end of Iha egg. Rinse the ahella In cold wa­ fer; let dry thoroughly. Rinse ■gain in hot water. (Egga dye beat when hot.) Then quickly color the egga. When dry, add special designs with bits of sparkle, pieces of rlckrack and other decorative materials. Attach threads, add a few balsa sticks dyed or painted to match your decor — and you’ve got a mobile. There's no need to waite the egg contents. S e r v e scrambled for supper. Or re ­ frigerate them and uae with­ in a day nr two in eakea, cookies, custards or omelets. a new view on' party shoes il XI Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night at the home of Jessie (Al) Shaw. The President read cor­ respondence from the Tampa Beta 8igma Phis who will be sponsoring the State Cooven lion in that city on May 23-30, and she reminded the group that May 13 is the deadline for registrations. A letter from Dr. John Dar­ by of the City Beautification Committee was read. After discussion, the group decided to send ■ contribution to the committee to help wilh their program. Discussion was held on the annual Founders Dsy Banquet, with date and place to be an­ nounced by the Social Com­ mittee. Jessie (Al) Shaw conducted a abort program on art, by having the members nsme the artists of some famous pic­ tures. FI (J. Harold) Chapman was the winner and was pre­ sented a lovely picture of yel* low roses painted by Jessie. The next meeting will be held April 23 at the home of Jeanette (John) Alexander and Team I will have the pro­ gram. The hostess served refresh- d i e (John) Alexander, Pat (Vernon) H ffd lj Sue ( E. C.) Harper J r „ MeClanahan, Willi* Mae (John) Mra, J. M. Fahey gave an Prokosch. Dot (Tim) Richards explanation of the new club and FI (J. Harold) Chapman. house operating budget for the coming year. Mrs. Fahey donated a large electric coffee maker to the new building. Mrs. Moreland gave a re­ port on the board meeting. The general meeting and luncheon of the Sanford Gar­ The Anna Miller Circle will den Club will lie held on May 20, at the new building. hold a covered dish supper Dedication, of the new Club Tuesday, April 20, at 8:30 Building will be April 21, at p.m. at the Elk's Lodge with 2 p. m. Trading stamps were all Circle members and their again asked for quite a few husbanda invited to the first books were collected. Mrs. Hriuon guve a moat meeting with the new officers. Interesting talk on horticul­ All members are asked to ture on what should he done make an effort to attend and In the garden now, such as lend their support for the pruning, propagating, fertilis­ coming year. ing and watering during this dry weather. COIAM HITS BOAD There I* still the 110,000 NEW YORK (UPI) - High award for a white Marigold fashion has hit the read. plant. Color accents on tires now A white eh'phnnl auction make the automotive world’s was held to raise money for fashion package complete, ac­ the building fund. Meeting was cording to Goodyear. Red, adjourned. The next meeting tangerine, blue and gold sidewill lie a covered dish lunch­ wall designs, plus several new eon tm May M at Mrs. F. M. version* of the traditional whitewall, are being offered Leuckcr's home. by varioui car manufacturer! aa regular or optional equip­ Garden Circles HIBISCUS CIRCLE The Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Carden Club met at the home of Mra. Charles Morrison cm Friday, April y. Mrs. Morrison was anU ted by Mrs. Herbert Moreland, and Mra. V. McLaulin, and servad delicious fruit-Jello filled angel food cake and coffee. Nineteen members were pre­ sent. Personals Recent guests of Mrs. Thel­ ma Lewis were her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ruaiel Dayman, of Clearwater, They also vis­ ited other cousins, Mrs. Betty Snyder and Mrs, Clarence Snyder, of Oatecn, Mrs. Linda Spears n u n le r will bo arriving home thi week from Berry College In Rome, (la., to spend the Kas ter holidays with her mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Spears, at 1320 Douglas Avenue. W. B. Williams Is in the S e m i n o l e Lodge Nursing Home recuperating from a fall. He la the father of Roy, Hill and Nell Williams and will celebrate his 91st birth­ day April 30. He would enjoy seeing and bearing from hia friends. The address Is Room 117, 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford. Fashionettes Women from rural sections of Spain are helping to sup­ ply hair for wigs. Their hair haa nut been subjected to col­ orings, permanent wavlnga and other treatments that break down good hair, re­ p o r t s the maker of Stuns Llea w i g s . ' ................. . ..a n d howtlttls girls Bke thorn! Cutout designs to play peek-a-boo on ths side, wide open cuts for extra fashion emphasis, and alt In the new season's happy colors too. Pod-Parrot knows how to delight llttis girls with designs liks these, all pre-tested. Mrs. Al Shaw Hostess To Meet Of Xi Beta Eta A t a recent California men'a wear convention, Oreer Carton voted for more show­ ing of the maecullne calf, ra* porta Ron Postal of the N a­ tional Council of Men'a Fash­ ion*. Bha suggested that men return to the light-legged silk* and aatina of the Cavalier era or something as Interesting aa the Scotman'e kilt. “Give us girls a thrill and lat ua are your well-turned calf or knee," aha said. Anna Miller Circle Schedules Supper Meeting Osteen ment on some IMS models. Personals Bon Voyage Party Fetes Local Duo Mrs. Bea Newsome was I at her East 24th Street home | honoring Mra. Winifred SKlesI will depart from New York hostess last Friday afternoon to a bon voyage open house and Mrs. Caroline Plerro, who I on April 21 aboard the Queen * Elisabeth for a seven-week tour of Europe. Approximately MRS. BEA NEWSOME, center, was hostess recently to a Bon Voyage Tarty honoring Mrs. Caroline Fierro, left, and Mrs. Winifred Stiles, who will depart abroad the Queen Elizabeth this month for an European tour. Open House Fete initiatesTPower . Enterprise Petfoods-. _ Hy Mrs. Ritchie Harris Club Building By Mrs. Ritchie Harris The Florlds Power employes club held open house in its newly remodeled club house S sturdiy evening with a fried chicken dinner com­ plete with all the trimmlnga. The group la most happy with the new club house and showed It by turning out Saturday evening with an ap­ proximate 200, which included membera and their families and a few guests. President Don Coyne and his committee did a bang-up Job with this open house af­ fair and this building does a much better Job of represent­ ing the Florida Power Cor­ poration employes club thin the former one. their home here with hi» a s s ­ Mr. Med Hewett ents, .Mr of Winter Garden, aunt and Hamilton. uncle cf F orre.t N utt, ami Sir. and Mr*. Fet Peters their son, Gary, who is on and daughters, .Mary Lou and leave from Illloxl, Miss, be­ Ellen Fay, are moving Into fore his new assignment in the Kirby Sellers horns on the Phlllipines, visited Mr. Deliary Ave. and Mrs. Forrest N utt and family Wednesday. Mrs. A. J. Campbell, grand­ mother of Mra. Forrest Nutt, has returned to her home in Gadsden, Ala. after having spent several weeks with Mrs. N utt and other relative* in the area. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Snow returned to their home In Montgomery, Ain. Hfler a weeks visit also with the Nutts. Mrs. Snow Is Sirs. N utt’s sister. Friday Mr. and Sir*. A. It. Lampp of Winter Park also visited Sir. ami Seamstresses should know Mra. Nutt. that wash and wear fabrics Sir. and Sirs. Robert Ham­ may pull out of line if torn, ilton hnve returned to make Instead of cut. & ASTEK C IlllU U U U 3? •4* • ***##•*-— BY NORRIS NUNNALLY WHITMAN AND PANGHIIRN • M Y -S IN • A RPEGE MEMORIE CHERIE BY ARDEN MAX FACTOR SPRAY MI8T — HYPNOTIQUE — PRIM1TIF — GOLDEN WOODS — « • PRINCE MATCHABELLI WIND SONG - _ GOLDEN AUTUMN — • CHANEL NO. 5 • CHANEL NO. 22 COLOGNE ft SPRAY MIST UP • CORDAY Brookfield TOUJOURS MOI — FAWN — POSSESSION — PURSE PERFUME Sport Coots 8 H -9 5 “Th* PrMcrJptloa Oar Primary Coacarm" m* T0U CH T0N A BIG SELECTION O F A F P a O F B IA T S G ifu • C uria - Books S10 K. F irst St. t EASTER TOYS BASKETS ACCESSORIES CANDY • o#dsatsol s u it s DOWNTOWN SANFORD n s i t A > * i— I r W ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL ON — SPRAY COLOGNE BY LANVIN Brookfield in d H upei i hsufi Shoe Store AOtlfghtftif defection o* I COSMETIC SPECIALS! S fififS HHiHD f |4 .9 5 Flemings A trick for drying blankota: put the wet blanket li»(^ an automatic dryer with or seven large clean bath towels. Tha bath towel* buf­ fer the tumbling action. Taka ths blsnkst out whlls it still (8 contains some moisture. That way, ths blanket can be stretched smooth and will dry without wrinkles. HEALTHY NEW YORK (UPI) - The number of wage earners and Mr- and Mrs. Raymond dependants protected by group Lawson of Osteen and Mr. and health Insurance programs provided at plaeee of employ­ Mra. Frank Winkler of Enter­ ment has shown a marked In­ prise recently visited Rev. crease in the last five years, and Mra. Fred Foster In Ox­ the Health Insurance Institute ford. reports. In a majority of group pro­ Mr. and Mra. Jamea Mar­ grams, the Institute reports, lin and children recently the employer pays either all spent a weekend with his par- « .■ ..M>».Wit.lot •H l«i-Jhvm rJ-Jf7i:'CTC'6af-'rUiia Insurance protin, in Willacoochle, Oa. grams. G IBSO N GIFTS SO friends. called during the appointed hours to bid the honor guests farewell. Mra. J. J. Cates and the hostess presented Mrs. Stiles and Mrs. Plerro lovely orchid corsages. The refreshment table, cen­ tered with a beautiful ar­ rangement of white carna­ tions, feathered in red, was covered in lace with toasted nuts, mints and sparkling punch complementing the uni­ que cake, which was cleverly frosted to resemble ocean waves with an ocean liner in the distance. Miss Dorothy Newsome, granddaughter of the hostess, assisted In serv­ ing the guests. Mrs. Stiles will Journey to England to viiit brothers and 4* listers whom she has not seen for 34 years. She will then travel to Rotterdam, Holland, for a reunion with ■ sister for the first time In SO years. Mrs. Plerro will be on a guided tour of Europe wilh the two ladles meeting In Aus­ tria to continue the tour be­ fore heading back home. I So bon Voyage, Mrs. Stiles * and Mra. Plerro, and happy landings. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Q in t Kofydjon. 0 MEN MEN'S WEAR 111 MigaaiU Ay*. Downtown f lu f o r l 9 Tiahiy.£a J}uu& “Festering Fashions J i a t For Yon" 200 N. PARK AVE. REXAIL DRUGS UcaRy OwmS AM Ofaratad By GImm McCall Aad “End*” MUM PH. 322-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON Car. 1st ft M ajaotta 322-2483 �■ rt April 15, 1965 — Pnpe 5 |r n H Mrs. G. Caldwell Shower Given Miss Antoine By J i m Casselberry MIm Nancy Kay Antoine of Sanford, bride.elect of Robert McDonough, was feted Satur­ day morning at a coffee given by Mita Nancy Porter and Mila Jennifer Gammage at the Porter home, 8 North Sunaet Drive, Cauelberry. The guest of honor received many lovely and useful gifta. Refreshments of cookies and coffee or tea were served and a gay arrangement of am a­ ryllis highlighted the serving table. Guests included Mrs. Har­ old Antoine, mother of the honoree, Miss Sandra Ten­ nant, Miss Elizabeth Mlkler, Mrs. Jam es Driscoll, Mist Di­ ane Stubbins, Mrs. Samuel Porter, Miss Saodra Porter and Miss Donna Mingo. To get the correct mixture of cleaning detergent and wa­ ter, paint marks indicating gallon and quart measure­ ments on the side of the clean­ ing pall. Honor Guest Of Bridal Shower By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mrs. Glen Caldwell, the former Miss Linda Dunn, was guest of honor at a miscellan­ eous shower Saturday after­ noon given by Mr*. Catherine Sellers and Mrs. Ruth Magenhrim rr at the home of the latter. Games and entertainment were enjoyed but the most of the afternoon was spent in the opening and viewing of the many lovely and useful gifts received by the honoree. Delirious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Linda and Glen now make their home in Sanford where he is attached to the Naval Air Station and she is em ­ ployed at the Marlin Company in Orlando. She has spent most of her life here and her parents, Mr. and M n. Har­ vey L. Dunn, arc a most ac­ tive part of the community. BRIDE ELECT Nnncy Kny Antoine (center) was guest of honor nt r bridal shower given Snturdny morning by Miss Nancy Porter and Miss Jennifer Gammage in Casselberry. Serve froirn fruits just as soon as they thaw. They will look and taste much better than if held after thawing. * diom sum akshA — * = = * 3 H H n r iL L. John Kin Hello. The response has been simply great on the re­ cipes used at the recent cook­ ing school. 1 am very glad that they were enjoyed. Here are • few more that are in the recipe hooka given to ui. ORANGE BUTTER • oranges S lbs. sugar 1 can crushed pineapple M lb, butter Grind oranges and squeeze juice. You will need 4 cups of orange rind and 4 cups juice. Add to sugar, pineapple and WIGS BET AND CLEANED SETTING ONLY * 3 -5 0 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Baiun 2201 8. Park Ave. butter. Bring to rapid boil and boil slowly 45 minutes Stir to prevent slicking. Pour in sterilized jars and scat. * • • FLORIDA HASH Ik lb ground beef 1 large onion, diced 2 thsps. shortening 1 large green pepper, diced 2 cups or 1 can tomatoes 1 cup cooked rice 1 tap. chili powder 1 Up. salt dash of pepper Brown beef, onion and green pepper in shortening. When onion and pepper arc tender add tomatoes, rice and sea lonlngs. Simmer with lid off until juice is cooked down as much as you desire. Makes <3 servings. • • • BEEF AND BEANS SKILLET DINNER Ik lb. stew beef 2 tbsps. cooking oil 1 medium onion, chopped 1 cup celery, chopped 2 No. 303 cans green beans 1 thsp. cornstarch 1 llup. soy saurc *« cup water or mushroom li­ quid t small can mushroom but­ tons, drained Brown beef In oil. Add onions, beans and celery; cook 4-6 minutes, stirring oft­ en. Combine cornstarch, soy aaucc and liquid. Add with mushroomi to beef mixture. Stir; cover and cook over medium heat or at 300 de­ grees in electric skillet for Pre-Nuptial Party Compliments Miss Beasley By Evelyn Lundy Miss Rose Beasley, brideelect of Moultry Ranks, of Or­ lando, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Billy Smithson, Lake H a y e s . Co-hoslessc* were Mrs. Harold Lyle* and Mrs. P. M. Smithson. Arrangements of red gladtola* were used to decorate. Party sandwiches, c a k e , nuts and punch were served. Guests Invited were Mrs. C. M, Banks, mother of the groom-elect. -Mrs. Josh Beas­ ley. mother of the bride-elect. Mrs. Curtis Banks, Mrs George Riggins. Miss Peggy Parrott, Miss Charlotte Schletel, Mrs. S. E. Parker, Mrs. Roy Wainright, Mrs. Louise Beasley, Miss Jan Beasley, Mi s s Diane Aullg, Mrs. George Means, Mrs. L. H. Webb and Mrs. Jam es Wilson. Also Mr*. C. T. Niblack, Mrs, W. T. Walker, Mrs. W. H. Martin, Mrs. B. t*. Wheel­ From MRS. BILLY SMITHSON, left, w h s hosles* at her Lake Hayes home recently to a bridal shower honoring Miss Rone Beasley, bride-elect. With the host can from the left are Mrs*. Jonh Beasley, mother of the brideelect; Miss Bcaidoy, honoree; Mrs. Curtin Banks, mother of the groomelect; and Mrs. Harold Lyles and Mrs. P. M. Smithson, co-hostesses. DeBary Personals f t it into Inin )i>Pt F about 1 hour or until meat is hast Kvmi browned. Cut bars 1Y tender. Serve* fi. By Mrs. John Leone by 3 inches and serve hot. Mr. ano Mrs. E. TomallsMakes 50 pieces. BACON AND TURKEY • * * ki of Azalea Drive have as SALAD BOWL their houseguesis, Mr. and LAYERED DRIED BEEF ik lb. bacon Mr*. Leo Rorkiki. of Toledo, CASSEROLE 1 cup diced turkey (cooked) Ohio, and niece, Miss Lori 1 large head lettuce '* lb. pkg. dried beef Tomaiiski. 3 tbsps. diced onion li cup chopped celery ' i cup crumbled blue cheese Mr. and Mrs. John Ebctsch JO’s oz. can condensed cream Ik avocado, peeled and cubed of Lilac Drive have as their of chicken soup 2 tbsps. diced pimento guest, Miss Helen Bartz, of 8la oz. can peas French dressing Brooklyn, N. Y. Cut bacon into Hk-inch !* tip. garlic aalt piceea and pan-fry slowly un­ •« tsp. pepper Mr*. F. Werner of Angeles til crisp. Drain. Break let­ 5 oz. can chow mein noodles Road entertained Mr. and tuce into bite-size chunks in parsley, optional Mrs. W. Appold, Bronx, N. Y., a salad bowl and sprinkle with ripe olives, optional who have purchased a home Cut dried beef into pieces. on Sunnysidc Lane and expert onion. Scatter bacon, turkey, blue cheese, avocado and pi­ Cover with boiling water. to live in DeBary next winter. mento over top. Serve with Drain immediately. Mix with celery, peas, soups, garlic French dressing. Serve* 4. Mrs. Frank Maseueh of • * * salt and pepper. Arrange al­ Monroe Avenue entertained SAGE PORK LOIN ROAST ternate layers of noodlrs and Mr. . and Mrs. William J. dried beef mixture In a Pk Klutnfp of Maplewood, N. J. 3 lbs. pork loin roast qt. casserole, beginning and They met many friends at the 1 tbsp. cornstarch topping with noodles. Bake in auxiliary inerting they attend­ 14 tsp. pepper a moderatr oven (375 de­ ed at the Fire Hall, among to oz. can eonsoinmc Place roast on rack in open grees) fur 3d minutes. Gar­ them being Mr*. O. Rrrmaycr roasting pan. Boast in slow nish with parsley and pitted also from Maplewood, N. J., oven (325 degrees) for aliaut ripe olives, if desired. Scrvci who is visiting in DeBary 2*i hour*. Mix cornstarch, 0. with friend*. • * • sage and pepper in saucepan. HEARTY STUFFED EGGS Gradually a d d consomme. Mrs. Charles C. Rrrtsch of When blended stir and sim­ 4 hard cooked eggs Eldorado Drive has her cou­ mer over low beat for 5 min­ 2 tbsp*. blue cheese, crumbled utes or until clear ami thick­ ■k tsp. horseradish ened. Spread sauce over roast 3 tbsps. mayonnaise tsp. prepared mustard during last 45 minute* of Slice eggs into halves. Re­ cooking time. Any remaining move yolk and mash with *aucc may be used as a dip. • • * fork. Mix In blue cheese, horseradish, mayonnaise and FRANKO SNACK 5 (tk lb.) franks, sliced pen­ mustard. Refill whites with egg yolk mixture, heaping nywise lightly. Garnish with a bit of 12 oz. pkg. corn muffin mix salted peanuts, oregano or parsley if desired. garlic sail 2 c u p s shredded process cheese Prepare pkg, corn muffin mix according to direction* on pkg. Spread in 15lk by IQlk inch jelly roll pan rubbed sin, Jesse Jones, of Clinton. N. Y., visiting wilh her in DeBary. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Invanna of Monroe Avenue have Iheir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Joseph I’alver, of Cuyahagn Falls, Ohio, visiting them and also their grandchildren, Mark, K i r k and Robert, LINGERIE From $2.98 to $10.98 DRESSES & SUITS From $8.98 to $29.95 frank silrci over prepared eurn muffin mix. Top with peanuts, oregano or garlic salt. For variety you may use all Uirce, topping one-third of the pun with peanuts, onethird with oregano, and the last one-third with a light touch of garlic salt. Sprinkle cheese over all. Bake In a hot oven (too degrees) 15 to 20 minutes, or until the cheese Announced 2324 PARK DRIVE OPEN WED. P. M. AND FBI. NIGHTS „ ■ " ::v s w o # , e m u n if OPEN FRL NIGHT ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m NEXT SUNDAY IS EASTER! ST ILL TIM E TO SHOP PENNEY’S! Mr. and Mr*. Alln-rt T. Williams of I'nrk l.iinn have ns their cut lent guest* ..Mr. mid Mr*. Robett Jucubson of Buy Village, 4Dun, lifelong friend* who came to vi*it with Mr. and Ml*. William J. William* of Nuneaton, Kiigtuml, Mr, Williams' bro­ ther and sister-in-law. KAHY-CAHB NYLON GLOVES FOR SUMMER GAYMODE® CANTRECE NYLONS TENNEY BUYS! ADORABLE EASTER HATS only $1-$2-$3 Contest Winner _w_lJJUJtiptftttiJDS__Arrange. dCojv&A Fashions Sirs. Mae Phillips of Com­ munity Drive entertained al dinner at Iter home on Sunday for Mr. and Mr*. George Wil­ son of Clostcr, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gobcl ami Mr. and Mr*. John Samson. Later Mr. and Mr*. Waiter Moser oi Tampa dropped in to visit. Orange Dessert PURSES From $3.98 to $7.98 er Jr., Mrs. A. A. Meyers, R. L. George, Mrs. Richard j Mrs. Barbara Good, Mrs. VlrMrs. Bay Beasley, Mrs. C. W. Smiihson, Mrs. Ben Wain- ginla Mick and Mrs. Tony Holder, Mrs. Bara Hickson, right. Mrs. Jam es Palmer, Daniel. Miss Carolyn Jacobs, Mrs. Theodore Aulin J r., Mrs. I/>nnie Alexander, Mrs. Stull* Biggins, Mrs. R. W. Meek Sr. and Miss Lucille Jacobs. I Also Miss Jan Sutton, Miss Ann Slavik, Mrs. A. W. Al-I ford, Mrs. lxi Is Galloway, j Mrs. Thelma ltambo, Mrs. It. | W. Meek Jr., Mrs. Rcgcna Hunt, Mrs. Paul Mikler. Mrs. 3 - 285 $1 - 1 * 8 Klegant shortie style* in __ivv.Lan l I'cnney * priced Ju»t for h a u l e r ! T wo * t y I c « in sizes that atrclchl ...... Semi-finalist winner in Uie All-Florida Orange Desiert Contest sponsored by the Florida Tower and Light Com­ pany was Mrs. Causby L. Shirley of Jacksonville for her "Orange Rum-Yum Cake." Mrs. Shirley won an electric range and will compete in May for the all-electric kit­ chen in the Flnala Contest In Winter Haven. USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! ------ FOR THOSE W HO DRESS UP LOW DOWN vPV E U e* $9.98 rH A M g p p iN S T IM e B E R K S H IR E STOCKINGS Easter outfit deoerree theg/smour faK* of Berkshire Stocking*. We hen Just the cok* to set offyour newcoctume. All ekee, ell with Berkshire's famous Nyt<x* TO 3A - n * u o * e n le r * lQ 9 e n d to o .V 2 fe p + WHITE GANGES J O • Accredited Charge Account* 110 E. lot S t m t SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 207 W. l«t ST- elzra 44 Welcomed € A N FORD J i >HOE 322-3071 • Open Friday E rraiags BOYS’ SLIP-ON STYLE-SETTERS VALUE PRICED! Downtown Sanford Neat - fit e 1 a * 11 e aide panels; neat l o o k i n s s m o o t h black leather uppera. Long-wear J*entrniffe) pclyvinyl rhlorida ■olra, herla. Sanitised®. GIRLS' SABOT STRAP DRESS SHOE 3 » Kmart cut-outs dress Up this party shoe in black patent or white erabossed lustre vinyl. Polyvinyl outsoles, too. Blsea g i t -3. BEAUTIFUL EASTER HANDBAGS j " - 4 " Still bags lot e i beauLlfJ to choose (row straw s, pa tea U) y lasUa, Summer solera. * �% AreFlower Ways' Theme 'Highways O f S. Seminole Annual Flower Show By Jaws Casselberry The theme for the success­ ful flower show held recently by the South Seminole Garden Club at the Woman's Club la Casselberry was "Highways 'Are Flower Waya" and amphaalied tha scenic beauty found on the highways of our state. Over 1T0 persons visited the show, which was the second such event held by the South Seminole Club. Mrs. Oliver W. Holmes Is general chairman of the show, Mrs. C. L. Legett, co-chair­ man, and Mrs, H. T. Critten­ den la club president. Visitors were greeted a t the door by hoiteases at the "Wel­ come Station" and served orange juice and cookies which could be enjoyed at tba "Waysida Park" provided as a resting place. Mrs. William Tilford was chairman. First slop on the tour was the "Chapel in the Village," a charming exhibit prepared under tha direction of Mrs. Glen Humes, chairman. A table top model version of a county or state park was displayed and conservation available. Mrs. Paul Watson was chairman. \ "How Doe* Your Garden Mrs. Long Favors arrangements of cut floweri was featured. Mr*. Milton Tinsley was tn charge of "The Bird Sanc­ tuary" where model* of birds, bird houici, hatha and feed­ ers were featured against a background of f e r n and ihrubi. "The Seminole Indian Res­ ervation," Mri. K e n n e t h Green, chairman, featured a amall version of a chlckea, carved totems, loaned by the Jam es Blrkenmeyer family, and • horticultural display. One of the most outstanding exhibits was that of the North Orlando Garden Club, the only outside group invited to participate. The patriotic dis­ play was entitled "Military Reservation" a n d Included f l o r a l salutes to missiles, Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air fo rce and Marine Corps. Chairmen were Mrs. Jesse Wallace, Mrs. Walter Blanton, Mrs. Carl Hyatt, Mrs. George Duquette snd Mrs. Ralph West. Mrs. Robert Lormsnn was chairman of the "Home On The Range" exhibit which featured a model ranch house built by her husband, and live plants and flowers. A reminder of yesteryear was "The Little Red Schoolhouse," Mrs. C. K. Fisher, chairman. The display includ­ ed a one room school house complete In detail, a cove reft, biut' -j ii'-trthe .......- ]<nvy uut •J bark. The model was built by John Weir of Casselberry. GU8 SAWYER. Town Marshall,..to nerved orOther chnlrwr-ff—'Vfti1 ne nngu jnien nnd cookies n» “welcome alatiun*' of event included Mrs. E. P. the South Semlnolo Garden Cluh Flower Show Richards, staging; Mrs. L, E. by Mr*. William Tilford, hospitality chairman, Swope, hospitality, and Mrs. and Mrs. O. W. Holmes, ifencrnl chnirmnn. C. K. Fisher, publicity. Grow?" Mr*. W. J . Hartley, chairman, gave the garden clubbers a good chance to display (heir green thumbs and included a large variety of house and garden plants. In "The Flower Shop," Mrs. Fred Heubcrgcr, chairman, a showcase for many lovely Past Noble Grands MRS. NED VOSKA, left, new member of the North Orlando Garden Club, admires patriotic corsages the members made a t recent meeting to be worn a t the South Seminole Garden Club Flower Show, Pictured with Mrs. Voske are two guests, N. Orlando Garden Club Prepares For Show By Margaret Ooeby Final plana were underway at the April meeting of the North Orlando Garden Club for participating In the South Seminole Garden Club's Flow­ e r Show, which was held at the Woman's Club in Cassel­ berry on April 10. Since North Orlando is laf l e d close.. 1ft.Jh fi - S i Dford NavaVAir Station, it wa» Ufi*y appropriate that for the theme of their display they chose "Military Reservation." Orene W art and Jackie Blanton did the arrangement for the Army; May Duquette, the Navy; Vera Anderion, Libby Atchlacn and Anita A t Lodge Meet By Mrs. Clarence Beyder Semlnola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 m et recently wllh Mrs. Louise Long, noble grand, preiidlag. Mrs. Long naked to have the p art noble grands presented. She read a poem extolling the vlrtuex of all part noble graada. She then presented each ana a gift. Refreshments were served following the meeting. There will he • meeting ot the FLT club at the hall April 30 a t T:>0 p.m. All members are aakad to be present aa they will practice tha initia­ tory work. A simple way to Improve the looka and flavor of broil­ ed flab fllati add chopped parsley or pimento eomblned with melted butter. MILITARY RESERVATION wag authentically displayed lay the North Orlando Garden Club a t the .Smith Seminolo Garden Club Flower Show. Floral tributes saluted all brunches of thu Armed Forces. INDIAN RESERVATIONS Mr«. Phyllis Slusher, center, and Mrs. John F. Pcnsjrood. Photo a t right shows Mrs. Hilton Thompson, left, nnd Mrs. C. E, Rowell, hostesses for the meeting a t the Thompson home. By Frames a Waster The April meeting of the Lake M iry Garden Club was held at the home of Jean Nor­ ris In Little Venice with Mary Ann Tillls as co-hostess. The president, Alyce Lans­ ing, conducted the business session. She announced that word had been received from the Chamber of Commerce of Lake Mary giving approval and stating that the organiza­ tion waa pleased to know that the club had chosen the pro­ ject of b e a u t i f y i n g the grounds surrounding the Wel­ come to Lake Mary signs. The word "GO" was given to the members to start on the Job ot getting plants planted. The member* decided on an annual function for the club. Thii will be a graduation tea for the girls, the daughters and granddaughters of the members, and an open house for the boys, the sons and grandsons. F i n a l arrange­ ments will be announced la­ ter. Ettle Jane Keogh was asked to be chairman. There will be no regular monthly meeting of the club la May. Instead, a cook-out baa been planned fur tha members and their husbands to be held at tha home of Irene Haas and Phyllis Rugeniteia oa May IS at • p.m. •Bacb-f**Gy-la-ter-famish- it* own meat and a covered dish. The table service and coffee and lead lea will be furnished w Corps; the done by Bar^ by Lois WalWest- Eileen Corps: snd and Gladys a variety of display cn- "Don’t Be A Litterbug" in yellow lettering. These will be P1,ced ■* *11 *he school bus , , ,lop* n ,he cornmunlly. Vera Anderson, ehslrmsn °f *hc nominating committee, presented the following slate fur the 1965-1&G6 year: vice II,1president, Barbara Landrcss iHaiitoe a w and M ^ nIy~t*»Titcd waiiacc snd Libby Atickie Blanton eheaon; treasurer, P o l l y :te. They re- Thompson; reporter, Orene e from an I Wr.nv -chaplain. ,ffi*Hvs PHomake their and Jackie Blanton, anding one. No one was named for the ed a t Litter- office of president. At the 1 green trash May 13 meeting, nominations •epared with wW be received from the floor and elections held. Initallatlon of officeri 1* scheduled - for the annual banquet In A A Q r y June. In view of the fact that the a schedule for April li so full, C fU 5 the monthly bake sale hai been cancelled, but a fullEvery mem- | Cala (tie will be held In Ian to attend May. of fun and Mrs. Ned (Thelma) Voika was received as a new mem1 d te r in d |U eltl included her mother, Mrs. Phyllli Sluaher, or the even- and Mrii John g . Peasgood. Jean Norris -j-j,c c|ui, votcd t0 donate 150 if "Day LU- ( O W< r d the beautification mt the many monn, pru ei, Details will bo *o c*re , announced by the chairman, ,vld lover of M„ Car| Hy.tt. the group on M r| f*re(J wymsn won the iely yard to door prjie 0f attractive floral c^_ whnl ,hc terry guest towels. • T" f / low,r Following the regular meetire of beauty |n|f membera mad# red, the eyes to wj,|te ind biue corsages ualng red and white carnations, mbera were while ribbon, blue and white visitor, Mri. | u)je and miniature American ean'a neigh- Rage. They wore these cor­ sages while hostessing their ~ ■■ display at the South Seminole ir, mix eight Garden Club Flower Show, milk, \ cup Mrs. Hilton Thompson set cheese, 1 a lovely buffet table for this *ed parsley meeting at her home on 4 Attpper. Then g len Road and waa gracious, ly assisted by Mrs. C. E. BEAUTY SHOP Only Beater Beautician* Featuring Exraptleeally Fla* Permanent W ives Cenier Oak A Commercial Phone 322-3914 Rowell. The lime sherbet Eileen Wyman co-hostess punch had an artifical orchid Roiling in it; there was a de­ licious white cake scattered with purple violets as decora tlon, and the centerpiece was ia _ _ _ _ an Easter rabbit with lilies lucked in the grass at his feet. b tc X iA /it, I W "The May 13 meeting will be a T>le*«iire - ix ilb k’a nits4 !J>p?ojinTt i l o ' garden clubbers," announced pro­ gram chairman. Lola Wallace. 7(‘trlal.rr t £'laa»rv»* This meeting W T I * * l _Ovlioiife of Gra3yi"TrTnSia'n—wiih fiinsuuUL&i LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG ......... IHNECRES'T SHOPPINiVCENTER.......... HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 322-7913 CHAPEL IN THE VILLAGE Safe Wa FLORIDA STAFF BARIC BIRD SANCTUARY v u the them* of this display, with Mrs. Milton Utility of Altamonte Springe chairman, featuring all types of feeder* tfrd bo m t* and bathe to entice our little feathered friends. % J i �tTfir #«nTnr5 VrraTB Jlprfl IK. 186K — P a g e 7 CQsuaJi Obbtj. DEAR ABBV: Dad pa(i> •way nine yeere ego, and Mother recently. While jo ­ in t through their thingi I came acroee Ded'e and Mother’* old love lettere, written to each other be­ fore they were married, 63 year* ago. I read them and enjoyed them very much. I let my daughter and grand­ daughter* read them, and they alio enjoyed them. My brother, who live* In an­ other atate, recently earn* here for hi* vacation. I tried to »how him the let­ ter*, hut he refuted to look at them. He (aid they were ’'private" and *hould By Abigail Van Buren have been left private. It hurt me deeply. They were nice clean letter*, and nothing to be ashamed of. 1 didn't think I wa» wrong to read them, but I would like your opinion. HURT DEEPLY D E A R H U R T : Your brother wai right. Unlct* your mother willed thote letter* to you, auggciting that ih* WANTED you to read them, you were wrong to have invaded her priv­ acy. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 am a 16year-old girl with a big problem. How do you atop JjjOJOD&y & Jhi(x)omw By Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise A m , DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: I have a neighbor who's mak ins trouble for me and my children with other mother! on our street. They won't let their children com# over and pt*y with min* any more. This woman has held a grudge ajainsl me ever line* the day 1 took her little girl home and told her »h* waa driving me crary. The ehild li very grabby with my little boy's toys and that day l couldn't stand the screaming bee sum 1 had an Infected tooth. Nobody even speaks to me a t tha street. . . ANSWER: Given an Infect ed tooth and howling children, I think it was quit* reason hom e t r ia l offer able for you to lose your tem­ per with one child loo many. Hie trouble U, you don't think i o . If you did, you would be done with the fact that you lost it. And you would be free to eonilder the possibility that you hurt this neighbor by lay ­ ing bar child was Inducing madness In you. If you were doo* with worry over your loat temper, you would be able to experience a little worry over thii woman's lnterpre- Tucker Named President Of Outdoor Club J a o e a A- Tucktr, biology Instructor at F orait Laka Academy, has been m m td president ot the Florida Out door Club. The organisation, sponsored by the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Advenliits, plans monthly camping tripe to var­ ious Florida lecatioai. Also listed ih e -aaauil-m foU aj at Camp Kulaqua, the Sev­ enth-day A d v e n t i s t youth camp naar High Spring:. Tha next camping weekend ia scheduled lor April 2323 at Ft. Clinch State Park north of Jacktonvlllt. Duke Slates Ambitious Cage Contests M o M tm a d ♦ Lift-Top Rick ♦ 3 C jiliC o itro li ♦ 3Wif Within Ufa ♦ Fi h o i i F ln lu w j B rill ♦ Nirii NolistallatiH Comoinf ninth Hrioloilt a- *tinnuTunnnir 9 9 95 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I l l MAGNOLIA AVB. PH. 822-1 MS DEAR GIRL: You cannot •hut people'a mouth*. Rut action* (your*) apeak loud­ er than word* (their*), to behave in a manner that will make liar* of your de­ tractor*. * • • DEAR ABBY: My meth•r-lndaw and I are having a illght dlfefrence of opin­ ion. She ha* a habit of walking into my house without knocking or ring­ ing the bell. I do not think this it proper and I told her so In a v*ry nice way. She taye that ah* only does this to member* of her family and there is nothing wrong with it. What do you think. CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: If peopt* would treat their relative! with the lame re­ spect, courtesy and consid­ eration they reserve for ■trangere, they would get ■long better. No on* should walk Into another1* home without knocking or ring­ ing the bell unless invited to do so. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 had an experience four year* ago which 1 wish to share with others who might be fac­ ing the tame problem I fared. I was a ternager end an unwrd mother who discov­ ered too late that "he" didn't love me. My parents' only thought (end mine) was to make him marry me. lie wouldn't, and I didn't know what to do. Af" luiig talk with minister I realised that 1 had to do what waa best for the baby. Marriage when Cifrie is no lo v e ji nil. On(Bhidqsi 0swa,dJacob)' On* bid that the modem expert* have three way* of If A ? tl playing I* the (ingle jump f i l l overrall. Some pl*y it *» • IM S + A106 premptive, other* ai very E A R (t» etrong and the n i t a* Inter­ * K 4 * 6» mediate. 1 play it either in­ V K 7 S V AQ 1614 termediate nr pre-emptive ♦J ill ♦ Q IO and recommend the inlermed- ♦ J i l l *K Q 74 Je t* ety lc-iM -g m iJil> u*; MM- ----------------- -----------------In ' tr.is atyia lha y . jump overeat! ehowa a sound opening bid with ilx to eight * •* plnylng trick* in the Ad South tulnenbla a two-level jump an M ai* to eight In the eaie of a three-level jump. In uaing this bid It li m elt Important to bear in mind th at the tingle jump over- perfect example of this Intercall la a ttrong, but limited medlata bid. H t expects to bid. It ahould never be mad* taka seven tricks in hie own With nine playing tricks or hend end may take eight if he can pick up the spade with a flexible hend. South'* two epade hid li a king. Ct/e a rumor that 1* going around about you? Pl*a*e antwer me in the paper at my mother would wonder why I got a letter from you. Thank you, and hurry. RUMOR GIRL DURHAM, N.C. — (NEA) — One thing la certain about Duka Univaralty'a 1943-66 basketball schedule—It's ambllloui. Among tha gamaa achtdulad a rt two with NCAA cham­ pion UCLA and oaa with runnar-up Michigan. Tha gamaa with UCLA will be played ea successive nlghti next December in Dur­ ham and Charlotte. The gam* with Michigan will be in De­ troit Dee. 21, It should b* an Interesting opening mouth for the Blue Devils. Tha bid gives North no problem a t all. He has on* trick for hi* partner and tine* eight piu* one equal* nine (here i* no worry about misting a game. Aa for East and West they can make three hearts or three clubi but the two spade bid effectively stymie* them. -Went cjiiH h*'-.' — "heart* ovtr a double or a on* tpade evercall but Isn't strong enough to bid three hearte. East could find a three heart bid after a (Ingle rale* by partner. He can't afford to try a three h ta rt hid all by himself. South buys the hand at two apadaa. Ha tries th* trump fine*** in an effort to make three hut the finesse fails and he just make* hit contract. good for anyone. Especially th* child. I went to a home for iinw-ed mothers and gave my baby up for adop­ tion. It was not a horrible experience which marred me for Ufa, Abby. I was at pears with myself for the first time In my life for 1 felt that I was doing my best to right my mistake. There 1 met other girl* like myself, good Christian girls who made a mistake. And I made tome of the best friend* I will ev*r have. The hardest part wai leav­ ing my baby. Now 1 have been married for two year* to a wonderful man, whom 1 love very much, and w* are expecting toon. You see, thit waa auch a small sorrow compared to the happiness I have now. And I know that my baby ia happy, too, with parents who love her ae much as 1 do. Ju*t sign me, SINCERELY HAPPY • • • Troubled? Write la Ab­ by, Box *11*700, Lo* An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, rncloi* a stamped, ■eif-addrttted envelope. « « • li »>o t. i y t* "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," tend 60 rent* to Abby, Box 60700, l.o* An- SALEM, Ore, (U P l)-O re gen'a disaster plan proved such a spectacular success during th* savage Christmas week floods last y s ir that it may be copied across tha na­ tion. A congressional investigat­ ing tram was briefed on th* system In January and aeveral states have asked for details. Oregon's disaster coordinat­ ing council was bom out of ths state's bungling response to the Columbus Day, 1062, windstorm that killed 36 and left *170 million in property damage. Th* 1963 stmt* legislature made Civil Defense the whip­ ping boy, and cut the agency from I I to a staff of thres concerned mostly with paper work. Legislator* substituted a disaster council mad* up of ■tat* department head* and what waa left of Civil De­ fense. They mad* Gov. Mark Hatfield personally responsi­ ble for its success. When the Baldwin Hills reservoir collapsed In Lee Angeles late In 1963, Hatfield EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD down the line. The girls alio have matching costs." The Kings have a large old house In Now Jersey where tbay hsva, 1 feel sure, lots of fun together. Mr. King must tra ­ vel frequently and it I* up to Mr*. King to manage the household. She told me a cuta story about a summer when she bought plaid pant* for the en­ tire group. One day, at the beach, Mr. King arrived just si • storm came up and he rushed out to bring the child­ ren In. On smell boy protest­ ed vigorously, but Mr. King Insisted he come in. Finally, be got the ration for refusal —the email boy was In "King" pants, but he was a nrlghtmr'l boy: There is another story that Mr. King, hearing someooa talking about a small boy named "Tony," turned to hlz wife and asked, "Have WE got a Tony?" Forty-three Isn't maturity but we went to claim Ottilia King aa one of our "Career After Forty" highlights. She h u a great career, ami alto does many things for the com­ munity In which she lives. She la an accomplished dressmak­ er, but says, "1 now make on­ ly household things such as drapes and bedspreads." The Kings travel extensively and when JL)m« Association h si inv portent a fla irs'she ami Henry King are right there amt are the first couple on the dance floor. Fifteen children are her reaponaiblllty at a mother, but •he is also a real personality and I feel sure is an asset to her husband's career. Just think of the woman with no children and they complaint Tomorrow — "Dear Edytfc Thom too McLeod." THURSDAY P t oo t o sv w i, ctr.' *il» ( I ) H u n t i * r - > M n k l* r i t ) Now*— W a l t e r Cronkite ret l i s t Mottoroon t :•# i d Cllsnn I i s i v r s ( I ) I tltU m a a (It Hunting * F lih la g 1:10 ( I ) Jo a n y Quoot (J) Donlol Boon* ( I I Ttia Munster* I so ( I I P e r r r Mason to) Uonna R i l l 1:10 to) Dr Kltilsro to) My Tnroo goto 1:00 ( l l to) I.J0 ( I ) (I) tot 10:00 to) to) («) 11:00 ( I ) government am) t n d u a t r y combined had th* facltltlee to meet any diiaiter. Ha decided th# key to euccete w ai coor­ dination. Command Center State police, N a t i o n a l Guard, aeronautic*, highway, civil defeme and foreitry departmenet r a d i o network* were linked through th* com­ mand center in th* bailm ent of th* capitol. A commercial network waa ■it up ao statewide emergency radio broadcaita could be mad*. Early last December n heavy layer of enow covered the etate. It was follcwed by a record cold apeli. Then a •erlea of tropical raln eto m i awept aeroia Oregon. The frozen ground could not absord the rapidly melt­ ing mow, and the river* be­ gan to awell. The command poat commu­ nication* center wai cn duty nil night Dee. 21 as the first ominous flood messages be­ gan trickling in. The next momlng Hatfield ordered the disaster council to man the command center. (•Hmrfinntr |. Uat*Liw . Ai tho full Impact of tho disaster that struck every on* of Oregon’* 3(1 counties be­ ( I ) Nsw sltn* gan to l>e realised, V.ry indus­ i*) v n e News Report i . ) Moment o t F s s r try — transportation, utilities, i s ) Passw ord ( ! ) F la m s In Th* Wind construction—joined the bat­ l l l l ( I ) Doctor* tle. ( I ) Art L t n k l s t t s r Every move wa* coordin­ !*) Dsy In C o a rl M l ( I I ARC Nsws ated through th* command 1:00 ( I ) A n u lh sr World poet. l l ) To T r ll Th* T r u lk (l> U tn o to l H ospital By Wednesday, every major t : l l (l> Nows—E d w a rd s roadway and railroad in the 1:10 (!) Ton P o a 't flay ( I ) Kda* of Night atate w ai blocked. National (0) Th* Young Married* Guard cargo planes dropped 4:01 i l l M itch a s m * I D Th* i o e r t t S torm food to thousand* of stranded to) T r s l l m s r l f r motorists and rati passengers. 1:11 ( ! ) MIC Nsws R sport 4:11 I Mlk* D nufllis Show Hay waa dropped to cattle. (1) L'ncls W a lt The flood hit Belem on 0:00 ( l ) r r t s r I’olamu* ( I ) Mtahunt Wednesday, Command center 1:10 ( I ) L - a v a If To Reaver personnel etnyed at their ( I ) Nsws, W s s t h s r , Bporlt posta s i their homei went <11 Nswscop* under water. pondered what might happen If one of Oregon'* great dams gave way. Frartice Alert Without any advance no­ tice, he celled the dleaatcr council to a practice alert. The “practice" imagined the collapse of the huga Detroit dam t>0 miles southeast of the capital city. Tha dlsaiter council's re­ sponse waa a shambles. Com­ munications In the command center faltered. There was little inter-agency coordina­ tion. Imaginary refugee* were evacuated to areaa that would have been under water. No­ body could even find a map of th* area. Publicly, Hatfield termed the test a auceria. Privately, be wei terribly concerned. The next day Hatfield rail­ ed in elate Publle Utility Commissioner Jontl C. Hill, a tough, outspoken, organisa­ tional genius. Hatfield order­ ed him to reorganize the dis­ aster council, and to "make it work." Hill reasoned th at atate II:!) 11:11 1:01 fill I II 0:10 1:11 live T ill 7 :!0 7:1) 1:10 7:01 »:** 1:11 I:!0 1:1* 1:1) 1:10 10:00 Passw ord B tw ltrh l* llssfl P o r lo n Plseo Colokrlig ( ism s P e r r y Cornu J im m y U t t n nhow Th* LMIoiulor* Nows, Bp or to, W»»Ih tr WMFK-TV r H A h N H L *4 to) Nowsoopo FRIDAY A. St. (V) Nawsltno I 1* Sign (In ( ! ) T h s L ots I h n w t:l)-l:*a T lm sllno ( l ) T h t a t o r ol tho S tars » :o n .|:)o A m n l . s u H istory (!) T o n la h t Dhow l:S n -l:)| R e ading K nrlc h. merit t |. l ) FRIDAY A. M. S.-l-tO :!* gpsnlali l ls y tr w in j o . | 0 : | ) Spanish Review ( t ) Blga t>* 10:11-11:1* I c ls n c s Club ( l - l ) (1) a u o ib l n * Alnaasao Flo rid a llt s l o r y ( I ) ( I ) Now* A W s s t h s r t T ( ! ) I n tr o to ChOmUtrjr 11:11-11:01 Musi* E n r H h m o n t ( I ) Finn Is* h sm ss to r VT ( l l .Vows A W s s t h s r FRIDAY P, M. ( I I T o d ty 11:00-11-15 Art K n r t r h m s a t (I) Konshins Almanao 11:11-11:10 Klndorllm o ( I ) W s k s - u p Movlss 1110*1:1) Quest ( I ) Countdown Nsws 1:10-1:11 K i p l o r ln g B r l ia r * (!) Fa rm U a r k o l Report (*•41 (II T f ld i r 1:11-1:10 Q uest VTIl ( I ) Mttkl* W ools ( I ) l . o r t l Hows, Won* tkor ( I ) C a p ls la XCtnasr** (!) W s s t h s r , Nsws (7) Today to) R arlooavllte i l l niToro* C oa rt ( I ) A rD trka n H isto ry ( I ) Ksorelsoo t o r W im o n ( I ) Hompsr Room to) llu m psr Room (SI Morning M o d s ( ! ) Xtsho Room lor Tha Willamette River crest, ed a t 46 feet a t Oregon City— en am ailng 21 feet above Hood »t«ge—Christina* Eve. Thousand* were moved to evacuation center*. Th* cr*it bettered Portland Christmas day, and still more famllie* were warned to flee. Sunday night—six day* aft­ er It had been activated— Hatfield closed down the com­ mand center. j Wore* Toll Averted The toll waa fantastic—670 homes destroyed, 1,700 sev­ erely damaged, another 8,600 partially damaged. T h r e e •core highway brldgea had been washed away. Damage was estimated a t 6260 million, and IS deaths were blamed on the flood. But everyone wee amazed the toll waa not greater. The command center was credited with keeping the toll down. Hatfield and Hill have be­ gun a detailed review of the operation. WINNER OF I ACADEMY AWARDS NOW SHOWING The Meet Astounding o r a ii H. G. Welle’ Adventures rm uum * » OYNAKUmf i AT 1:00 - 8it0 • 6:10 7:10 . 0:00 V l o \D v f t « r \ 4 RI Ut - I N THI ATRI STARTS SUNDAY T salts T S rs SatatA ar Atl m issis* • l.e * A t a r ls s S 7 1SO Only ■BA IT OF a I I I AN" ■ v illa elm* — Fa lse NIB HU ■tia Osly ■KAMA O F T H O k ltllR H A K D " L laSa S s s s S s r s — C s l s r III** "S# 111)1 n*- Jam rs H arass PRE - IN VEN TO RY Daddy ( I ) Mows— Mtka W a l ­ lses t o :J 0 ( ! ) W h a t 's T h is Bong i l l I L ots Lucy t o n (!) NBC NSW* Report 11:0# ( ! ) C o n r o a i r a i l s a i n Andy of Mayfeorry to) Use. U ndo 11:10 to) Jeopardy to) I 'r l r s It R l g k l (0) T h s McCoy* Furniture Sale CHAIR RIOT NO MONEY DOWN ONE PRICE NONE HIGHER --------- F R I D A Y - F . - M r ---------ii:to (!) ill (1) to 7) i t ) l:.t o (!) (I) to) u n i it,' 11 1 - i l l 1:00 ( I ) (I) (0) t i l l (I) 1:10 ( 1 ) (1) Bay w a s a Lov* of U f a Donna Rood N sw s— T i u i h nr C o n st■Iu s n r s s i i t s r t h F a r T o m e rrow F a t h e r Know* Boot iiu M in a t.ia h t N U J News R eport Nsws • E d ito r ia l • W o alisr Ulrl T alk T onnoiio* E r a l* F oods Lot's M*h* A Daal A* Th* W o r U T urao Stingy Man NEW YORK — (NEA) — Hubert Benjamin (Dutch) Leonard, pitching for tha Button Rad Sox in 19)4, holds the major league record for the lowest c a n e d run aver­ age In a aaaaon. In SSI In­ ning* that year, Leonard al­ lowed only 1.0! rune par gam*. Disaster Plan Television Tonight th»f to) Nswilla* O Ktwscop* rant. m At lunch th# other day I met a most interesting young woman. 1 say young because she U -on her birthday Utia month she will be forty-three. And she is tha mother of fif­ tation of it as rejection of her teen children; yes, 1 said fif­ little girl. Then, with genuine sym­ teen. pathy for her hurt reeling*, Ottilia King is the wife of you would telephone her and Henry B. King, President of aay, "The children ami 1 mis* the U. S. Brewer* Association. Janie very much. It wasn't She I* a good looking brun­ she who wa* driving me era- ette, and on the day we tel sy that day I brought bar aba wore a turban of soft yel­ bom*. It wai my infected low and her coat waa of soft tooth. The truth la, I think beige and brown ia angora Jane li a fine child aod won­ wool. der if you'd lat her com# Ottilia King la a native New over this afternoon to play Yorkar (which ia rather rare) with Bobby and hit sister." and waa educated In music. But we can't repair th* She has ■ fin* voice and find* hurt! we do to other people or makei time to sing In bar *o long ai our concern la cen­ church choir. Before her mar­ tered on our badneai ia giv­ riage ah* worked, a« she puts ing th* hurta. it, for n "im all town" news­ This kind of itlfiihnesa Is paper, a weekly. She wrote not the kind mother aod fa­ feature*, drama reviews and ther warned in agalnit. They political sidelights, but gave It made selfishness our unwilling­ up for her career •• a wife ness to let our brother! aod ill- and mother. (I bear that ah* te n taka our toys—and never contribute* articles to "baby" •aid ana word about tha kind magazines also — and who th it loves to brood and brood could do It better?) over our sloe until there isn't I asked how ah* managed an Inch of room left in our with ten boyi and five girl*. heads for the thought: "Why, She told me that her mother 1 guts: 1 hurt that neighbor and father Live with her and by saying ‘Your child is driv- on occasions where an aver­ me crazy!’ I must have age family would buy one wounded her by giving her turkay, aha buys three. After the- -L m p m slcn --th at"! *MuU" ‘diliiet'ii'dV err sbVhai'several Janie objectiooibte and don't "automatic" dishwashers at want her aruund any m orel" work—«he lines up all the lit­ I suggest you postpone ap­ tle King* at the alokt proaching this neighbor until 1 wanted to know how the you're doo* with all this self- bought their clothes. "Well," Uh interest in your own be­ ibe said with a smile, "I havior. She's angry at you and dress them all alike until high if there ia lingering anger in school age. 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The tone of Wedneaday nlght'a game waa aet early By Jim Bacchus when rookie Angel outfielder Herald 8port* Writer Joae Carden*! led off the bot­ The Lyman High track team tom of the firat with hla firat major league home run off put together a fine team ef­ veteran Whltey Ford. The fort yesterday In Euatla, out­ pointing Euatii and Lake view High School* to cop the firat place trophy in the Eustls Klwanit Relays. Lyman am ass­ ed 66 3/9 points. Terry Toole garnered first p la c e finishes in both the high and low hurdles races and came home with fourth place showings in the shot put and 220-yard dash. Mike Ackerman finished first in the mile and came in second in half-mile competi­ tion. Dickie Posener finished first In the shot-put and Jack Blanton gained top-rating in tho 440-yard run J<2E_„lhe Angela wound up pounding four New York hurlera for 12 hita and a 4*3 triumph — the Rombera aecond atraight onerun loea. In other American League game*. Baltimore whitewashed Chicago 9-0, and Waahington defeated Boaton 6-4. Cleveland a t Kanaaa City and Detroit a t Minneaota were both rained out. In tha National League, Loa Angelea beat Pittaburgh 3-1 behind tha two-hit pitch­ ing of Claude Oitecn, San Francisco registered a fi-2 triumph ever Philadelphia, Houston edged past New York 7-9 In 11 Innings, and Chicago defeated St. Loula 7-3. Milwaukee and Cincinn­ ati were Idle. Oriole righthander Milt Pappaa, who bypaaaed an op­ ening day aaalgnment because of a sore elbow, atopped >the White Sox cold on alx hita. A 19-game winner laat sea­ son, Pappas whiffed four and didn't walk a man aa the Pale Hose failed to place two men on base in the same frame. John Orsino and Norm Sie- hern, who had poor seasons Boaton etarter Earl Wllaon laat year, led the Baltimore belted th« gams'* only roundattack with two hita apiece. tripper*. Pappaa waa supported by a ■tout Oriole defense th at ex­ ecuted four double play*. Second baseman Don Blasingame ripped a two-run tri­ ple off ac« Red Sox reliever Dick Radatx to drive in the Mora Racing Dayat winning run* In Washington’* v i c t o r y . Pinchhitter Jim Klng’a single scored the first run in the seventh and, a f­ ter a walk, Rlaaingame drill­ ed hla game-winning hit. Winner Duster Narum and MEMBERSHIP 119.00 the* weekday Gfaena F a*: Land O' Laka* Country Cli Hwy. 17-11, Carealberr IU -N H O N LY Results of Wednesday night races; 1st Race — 5/19 — Time 31.53 R A C IN G N IG H T LY 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY SPECIAL Closing Dsy MATINEE WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY — 2 P.M, 2 P.M. MON., APRIL 19 • Exciting PERFECTAS Sorry — No Mineral Lyman, coached by Rodney Umbcrgcr and Jim Farley, will take part in the Seminole County track meet ‘hla afterT F F le cfT Bae Rock Clever Connie Operation Set QUEEN RAY, Wl*. (UPI)— Oreen Bay Packer star offen­ sive guard Jerry Kramer, who missed most of (lie 1061 season because of an abdominal ab­ scess, is scheduled for hi* third operation lo correct the problem April 26. QROUNIM1A1NEK CLEVELAND (U P I)— The Cleveland Browns' Jim Brown has won nix ground-gaining championships in hla seven years In the National Football league. North Orlando erupted for five runs In the fifth inning against the Sunland Yankees last night to take a 5-1 deci­ sion in South Seminole Little league play at Cooper Field in Casselberry. The winning pitcher In the affair waa In the Cardinals’ Paul Wallace who went the dlslance allowing only two hita. Both of the Yanka safeties came In the third inning when Sunland scored Us only run on a single by Chris Balgle and Rickoy Renncls' double. In farm team play Sunland beat the Cardinals, 14-12, de­ spite a pair of homers hy North Orlando's Robert Mc­ Intosh. Sunland '* Hobby Fiber also hit for the circuit. 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PINECBEST SHOPPING CENTER �M 'j ■5* Y ufsrf f t n ! l Strikes . • Braves Falter In First Tilt Spares Under Lights Seminoles To Play Off Ties Today By Paal Glad W hit Is it like to play a game in a new and unfamiliar element? The member* of the Sanford Junior High baseball team can tell. The Brave* traveled to Oak Ridge Wednesday for their first night game of the sea­ son. They returned on the losslng end of a 3-0 score. All of the runs came In the first inning as Oak Ridge put together three walks, two errors and a hit for the five tallies. After he recovered from his first Inning jitters, Bobby Lundquist found his control and allowed the Pioneers only Unitrd Press International four scattered hit* throughout NATIONAL LEAGUE the rest of the game. W L Pet GB Leading Sanford hitters were Chicago 2 0 l.ooo Fred Weber, Don Robinson Loi Ang. 2 0 1.000 and Billy Gracey. Pittsburgh 2 1 .H I t t The Bravea' record now Philadelphia 1 1 .500 1 ■tands at 7-3-1. Their next Milwaukee 1 1 .500 1 apponent will be Sanford Na­ Cincinnati 1 1 .300 1 val Academy. Houston 1 2 .333 lVi San Fran. 1 2 .223 l t t St. Louis 0 2 .000 2 -------- «—S -.003 'Z ' Wednesday Resalt* Houston 7 N.Y. 6 11 Inning* Chicago 7 St. Louis 3 Lo* Angelei at PitUburgh (N) .... a similar honor for the gen­ tlemen fell to Fred Glazier Who had an excellent 229 game. Congratulation* to both of you. The Scotch Doubles on Sunday night had a team of June Gassman and Bill Ramaay step into tha winner’a circle. June tell* me it’a the first time eho'a ever bowled the S.D.'a, and plana on do­ ing it again because of the fun she had whila participat­ ing. 2 (N) Only games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Houston at New York Chicago at Milwaukee Los Angeles at IPttsburgh (N) Cincinnati at St. Louis (N) San Francisco at Philadelphia (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet GB Detroit 2 0 1.000 Minnesota 1 0 1.000 lx Cleveland 1 0 1.000 tt Washington 1 1 .300 1 Baltimore I 1 .300 1 Lot Angeles 1 1 .300 1 Chicago 1 1 .300 1 Boston 1 1 .500 1 0 2 .000 2 New York Kansas City 0 2 .000 2 Wednesday's Retells Washington I Boston 4 Baltimore • Chicago 6 L. Angeles 4 N. York 3 (N) Detroit i t Minn, ppd., rain Cleveland at KC, (N), ppd., rain TODAY'S GAMES Washington at Chicago Detroit at Minnesota New York at Loi Angela* (N) Cleveland at Kansaa City (N) Only game* scheduled Harry i* now in firtt place. To ndd just a little more of a thrill to this tale, there are only four more night* of bowling in thl* league and only four point* separate the top four contender* . . . Jack Kanner, John Bridgr* and Split-ski. Time will tell . • . time will tell I See you all at the Sunday Special from 11:30 'till 3 p.m. Standings Pleasure Horse Show Scheduled Easter Sunday tiorse Show will meet Sunday, April 18, ft wilt he a pleas­ ure show, with emphasis on Easter. There will be 18 events, which will start at 2 p.m., in­ stead of tha usual 1 o'clock beginning. Becky McDonald, who to­ taled 65 points in the past pleasure shows, will receive a f25 savings bond. Judge for thia show will be Judd Webster. The events will be: Tot Lead Line, under 6 years; Western Pleasure, junior; Stork Seat Equita­ tion, Junior; K aiter Egg Race; English Pleasure, op­ en; Hunt Rest Equitation op­ en; Jumping, open; Bridle Path Hark, open; Stock Seat Equitation,' open; Pony Class, 13 hands and under; West­ ern Pleasure, senior; Stock Seat equitation, aenior; and Easter Egg Scramble. During the break, an Eas­ ter egg hunt will be open to all youngsters. Entrance fee will be the same as previous Engtlsh shows. Big Three Pass Up Houston Classic 'Canes To Meet St. Cloud Nine ^ 3 into y o u r £ £ Bonded Bourbon 6 YR. T. W. SAM UELS S ir. Ky. Bourbon REG. 4.98—41.71 CASE 1 0 $ V 9 TAKE YOUR CA R WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE FOR A L L SERVICE W ORK - Pay aa you ridel A eab jftnrlml J\nricnt 10 YR Bourbon K* REG. T.I0 VALUES White Hors IMP. SCOTCH Bonded S ir. Ky. 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Other* shooting Into the "charmed circle" Ineluded Fehr 224/668; Cook 128/642; Haynes 224; Taylor |0 4 ; Henka 223; Farrisa 206; Clarence Henning 221/696; Lemay 222/638; Carmen 201/ 606 and Roy Hatchett 206. - That'* a powerful lot of {00-plu* game* for on# hand!capped league, Isn't it 7 8EASON ENDS The Tueiday W o m a n ’ a Windjammer Scratch League, Which bowl* on Tueiday'* at 1 p.m. concluded their aeason this week and It looka like we’ll be in need for quite a law women who’d like to bowl Scratch. You know, the aver­ age reply when naked to join Is to the effect th at they're J o t good enough to bowl in a league like thia. Well, it lu st isn’t aol Everyone 1* good enough to bowl acrateh a s a matter of fact, it’ll prob­ ably improve your average jrhile learning a faw trick* • f the game, too. Harry Pentecoat la rolling « "Big Ball" nowadays In agua competition. Taka the Single* Classic League, aa an example. About four or five weeks Jg o , Harry was in tha fourth r fifth alot In a land lng*. Fol>wing Monday's play, In %hlch ha ahot a big 668 fourgame aeries and won four yoiato Iro n kin opponent, Currer.s. ctu‘t 7'.~^ff*"‘' i * B U f f 11*11sad ItatLGat plcaa. ECHO SPRING s pri ng snap you with “goodie*," let’s take a gander at the Monday night I Navy Intram ural Bowling tors are ready for action, Mark Brewer, Charley Ne­ well, Steve Simpkins, Frank Ualtcntlnc and Tim Blair are among the candidates. Pitching see Kenny GUI will probably be on the mound for Del.and. The Lyman lineup will con­ sist of Larry Lott, catcher; Larry Miller, first base; Mike Sterling, second; Brent Helms, shortstop; Larry Biker, third; 7ft/f filter cigarette is packed wM Marvin Kirk, left field; Allen A y rlc a 's best-torfhg ftp *tohecet Seagram s we ll put 5 er, Danny Lea. The starter* for the Sem­ inoles will be Steve Harris, catcher, Jim Ervin a t first. Bill Kuykendall at second, and Rcrnie Barbour at third. Ron Hinson will be abort stop with Sonny Messer in left field, Chuck Scott in center, and Danny Tlllis In right. Lamar Oxford and Chuck I’igott are expected to ace a lot of action as the Seminoles measure up to thu fast-paced play. Lyman, DeLand Tilt For Trophy Tonight Froehling Seeks Win At St. Pete A C __T A-rd a ;b ile with the Evans Trojan* went By David Higginbotham into extra inninga with the Herald Sports W riter The Seminole High baseball score 3-3 at Evans and 4-4 team will play a doubleheader here. Coach Jim McCoy will have thia afternoon when they travel to Orlando to play off a hard time trying to place the tic* It has with Winter his pitchers for today's game* Park and Evanr. The Semin­ and tomorrow's game with ole* will also host the Edge- the Engles. Eddie Fitzgerald, water Eagles Friday after­ Ron Dudley, and Ray Pivcc will be the principal pitchers noon here. In the Seminole meeting for Sanford, but McCoy al­ with Winter Park the tilt wa* ways has his short stop, Ron mined out when the Semin­ Hinson, who can do Just about HOUSTON (UP1) — Top nor* will share $55,000 Class­ ole* were ahead 2*1 In the anything, and * junior pitch­ golf professional* went after ic purse fattened by around fourth inning. The two games in prize money today $20,000 additionally from tel­ evision. in the Houston Classic, first Some of the "names" of big stop of the summer tour the tournament were Bruce and n scramble made closer Crnmplon, Bob Chnrlrs, Mike by the absence of some big Souchak, Tommy Bolt, Jackie names. Burke, Doug Ford, Dave The South Seminole Hurri­ By Jim Macchus Billy Casper and Doug Mnrr, and Juan CM Chi Rod­ canes will Iravrl lo St. Cloud Sanders were the favorite* u* riguez. Other* with a chance l i t , aid Sports Writer golfer* teed off on the 7,233- at taking top money front this evening for a relum The defending champion Dcyard par 35-36-71 Sharps- Tommy Aaron, George Arch­ match wilh the Bulldogs whom town Country Club course. er, liny Brewer Jr., Jimmy they trampled 13-1 In an ear­ Land Bulldogs will host Ly­ man’s scrappy Greyhounds in The tournament's four rounds Demnret. Charles Coody nnd lier meeting. the final game of the Orange will end Sunday and the win- Bolt Gonlby. Coach Dare Miller of the Belt Conference baseball tour­ Coody shot a 63 practice 'Canes will probably send nament tonight at D rtand. The round over the Sharpstown c o u r s e . The competition David L'nley to the mound as contest will begin at 7:30. the starting pitcher, with .Mic­ The 'Hounds putted out a course record is 65. victory in the last inning Masters champion Jack key Hawke* as his receiver, Bruce Stuart. Bobby Ownes, against Lesburg on Tuesday Nicklnus, Arnold Palmer nnd Gary Player dreided Ihey George Mllwcc and Jamie to gain the berth in tonight's would pass up the classic this Cornell will be in the field. affair, while the Bulldogs best w.fte d-i •KttsimwHro'on'thc-same r.rght • f >r r. w**•j SVBM reasons,’’ Player for a trip to with Jim Lucas, Mike Hargis to earn the right to defend South Africa and Nicklans and Matt llleknk In the out­ Ihelr title. Coach Jim Payne of Lyman because of television commit­ field for South Seminole. ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) ments and the coming birth undecided on his starting The Uurtleawx record — Frank Froehling of Coral of a baby to his wife, 1hurlcr toqlghl All of his hurstands at S-2, tt “ Jp • (*»e~ f aiar d L i i victory hero, will go against Vincent Zaratua of Mexico in Thursday's St. Petersburg Masters tennis tournament play. In the women’* division, 7 CROWN BLEND top-seeded Margaret Smith of Australia will take the day off while second • seed­ ed tastey Turner, also of Australia, will make her de­ but. Miss Turner drew a first round by nnd then won a second round match by de­ Sir. Ky. Bourbon fault. Thursday she was to KEG. 4.99—14.95 CASK play Alice Tym of Gaines­ ville. Froehling took an easy 6-1, fl-1, victory Wednesday from King Thnxton of Palm Bench, while second-seeded Cliff Richey beat Dave Tale of the REG. 8.85 W f A Q University of Miami, 6-4, 6-3. jA a iu iN s Y .y U .r . In other mnlrhe* fourthseeded Torben Ulrich of Den­ mark, bent Dnvo Bonner of Gainesville, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, sev­ enth - seeded Ronald Baines of Brazil, beat Steve Miller of Orlando, 6-4, 7-5, and Mike 90 PROOF GIN Belkin of thr University of Miami, beat Ray Garrido, a Cuban refugee playing out of Mexico, 6-1, 3-6, 6-0. 12 YR. 8TR. KY. BOURBON Casper, Sanders Favored By John A. SpoUki More and more bowling ac­ tivity it taking ihap« in the forma of upcoming astociatton meeting*, plant for summer league* and of courie the popular end-of-seasun ban* quel*. Tueiday night, the gal* held their meeting a t the Unger reaidenrc In take Mary and made plant for the coming year. We’ll have more info for you in next week'* column. The men’* anociatlon will Hold their annual meeting on Thursday, April 22, at the Civic Center in Sanford. At that time, trophies will be presented to the winner'* of the annual city tournament; election of officer* for the coming year will also be ting­ ed; and a delicious meal will be coniumed by thoie in a t­ tendance. I t look* like a real good alate of officer* and director* ha* been offered by the nom­ inating committee. Here'* hoping that w# have an ex­ cellent turn-out, gent*. R rira irra T T frW garding our Deltona Pin Butter*, who meet with ua every Friday a t 1 p.m., *aya th at Evelyn Kronemann bowl- " MOONLIGHT WINNERS This week's winner* of the popular S a t u r d a y Night Roonllght Bowling wa* Dark­ le Owena and David Oldham in series. Each of the follow* | lng won lingular honor* for Ugh gumes: .E lfie. Oldham, Saney Philips, Lilly Fox, 5<jug Owen*, Dick Bergatrca■er and Bob May. Another goodie for you to try wilh Iota of fun fnr one and all. --Newcomer Karl S p e a r a pounded the one-three pocket for the Mr. and Mra. League an Friday night and finished | with the high for the Mlstera with a 210/680 aerie*. First tig h t he bowled in league, too. “ And then from tha distaff aide, "oldtimer" (not age, Just I w I.IID ll H l l In time bowling with ua In thl* league) Bonnie Szechy •* c r * * 1 ahot high for the gala with • IBS game. A atta way to fir* you "ol# pro,” you! 1 . 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Katat* Richard D A Clay K B Cook William M A Orpha K Cook* Jobnl* M A Kula M Cornallua Donald A Kdna M Cornlah Carmalo A d a a t a n a Coata Thomaa P A P a tr ic ia A Coatallo Krnaat H Cowlay Raymond L A Mary A Cox Hamual D Ooi Thurmond C o i Coy* lllrycl* Repair* Coy'a T V Harvlc* Jam aa K A Mary O C rabtree William I A Evelyn K C rabtree P ranklln D A Darien* C raft n ich a rd M C raig Itobart B A J o a n n a ■ Cruller R P A Kvalyn P Crumpton Charla* K A Mary M Cullen Joaeph K A Harah B Cummlnga II B Cundlft Conatanlln* A Mary H Curlala n o b e r t J A Kvalyn O Cuahlng Cut Ral* Bear Harden D II ft D Outdoor Dlaplaya Paul 1> ft B a rbara B Dalyrmpl* Jama* J A Cora M D anko Mahal P Donn Don'* B a rber Bhop Howard A J r A Nancy Davldaon Elton A fluby D a vit Davla Grocery Ja m es J r ft J u l i a J Davie J a m r a W A Mery J Devle aUJOimX w - f r t r r Davla Itobart ft Bonny* T Davla Robert (.* * J u n e L Davie T erry Davla Whitley Davla Daan'e Uarbar Shop Lawrence K ft Kvalyn C Legal Notice T.ll MT l.tl 4.11 (IT 11.11 III ' Ml I.IT Il.ll T.ll I.II I.IT Ml (.IT l.lt la.TI T.ll I.TI 11.11 I .H Ml I.II Ml I.II l*.TI I.II Ml MO I.II III ll.TI I.II Ml l.lt T.ll in.TI 1.10 14.(0 1 *( LSI T.(« IM I 1.11 HI ll.TI Deans Th"ir><»» -Ir-fr A»»wDeCamp Krneat W A Bavarly H De. k Jo h n II A M n l# Delapall Hugh J A P a tric ia A D e n g ltr Theodore It Denney Willard P A Bally J Dannie B a rbara Ann Dapaw Ju l i a n II A Bhlrlay M Bermld Roaa L Deaeow Robert K A Hetty J Daveraaux Frederick I' J r A Lanora A DaWItt Boy A Kvalyn DaW lll D aW Itt’a T railer P a r k Dial Rental Robert K Hr A R uth M lllatarlch William II A Jaaal* M D ig ! ■ Clarence A A Lilli* A Hilda y Disco Dial* Ball* D r lv a -la Lunch D lilea Dry Cleaner* F r a n k A J u a n i ta D lm n Lao Y A Kllaabalh tl lllion Nancy K Dobbin*. 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Htanley Kat M artin K A C a t h e r i n e , * Dunn Durand Motora Chart** M A I ' t g a r D Dy* P a rry J A Carolyn D>*i( K-K Concral* Work* Kaal Hlda d r o c a r y K aatern Dll Company Kaalahl* d a r a g a Kaat Hid* Pool Boom Kenneth It A Annevera lia F Kchola Kcono-Waah l.a undry Kddla'a Bakery L eonard I, A J a a n K Kdmunda M * Kd war il« Lyonel I, A N annalla B Kdwanta Kdw ard'a S tandard Harvlc* (laorg* K A Carlin Kick Uordon K A D ortbn A Kldar J o h 11 n B A lla aal D Kllar J o h n H A Daley L Btllolt Jamaa R A P r n n c m B Bills Bddla Klliay C U ra ne* A Adel Kngllah Huaaall P A Virginia D Kpplngtr Charll* Krvln Trncy W A Donna R B a lt s EthaU'a d r o c a r y P r a n k A Mary B B n b t n k Lucian R A Klouloo Kubanka J Karl A M a rg u o rlls J Even* J R A Kmma P a r m e r Pran k L A d lo rle R Faaula Ah# P J r A M a r g a r e t K Ponnoll c a rl D A lit M Poaaa d t r y J A Balll* D Parguton P o r n P l a t a D ry Claanara A r t h u r A Gloria P o rrln Cbarla a L J r A Mary A P ld d lar Pla id A d a r d a n William T A Boaol* L P l a id Jo* A B a lly J Plaid* P r t a m a n W A Dorothy M Piracies* P tra t Plorlda U tllltU s Inn W A S r A Alin* P l t U Chari** B A d r a c o l.i» 11.11 l.tl Ml 11.11 T.ll 11.11 1.11 Ml I.H 11.11 t.ll IM I 1.11 1.11 ll.TI I.TI IT.It ll.TI III 1.11 11.14 T.ll 14.11 I.TI 11.11 I.IT 1.11 1.11 11.11 1.11 4.11 4.11 1.11 I.TI 1.11 4.11 4.T4 I.IT IM I 1.14 T.ll ll.T I 11.11 4.11 rii Ml 11.11 11.01 III ll.TI II. 1.11 III 1.11 lOl.Ot II. lu Ml 1.11 Ml ll.tt 1.11 Ml 1.44 I.TI Ml 1.11 ATI Il.ll 1.11 Ml • l.Tt ll.lt t.ll I.TI 1.11 III H IT I .H I .H III. 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T2 llollon I .I I Chart** It d a t l l a ( la to r L umber Co Inc 421.IT Wandall ft Itlta K llolma* 1.41 Clarence It ft Ann* M dehrke 11.21 Clark L Holt Atlantlo Harvlc* Hta 11.11 41.11 (lanava d r o c a r y William ft Carol A llouia r ft Mlldrad llo m rr 4(1 O trrln 1.11 Jo* W ft Hu* d lhba I.TI W K ft Odaaaa M H oneycutt Ml Ivan A ft Jud ith K I I I Krnaat K ft Krma L dlbaun l lo o k a r 4.(1 William D ft K atl* H W ilton l it dlddana I. tl L Hooka Wilton L Hooka Kd ward It ft Mildred O u n ity ( I ’h o l o g r a p h a r l l.lt 1.11 Hobart C ft C a rrie M K d ft F lorence O Hop* l.lt 1.11 d l lm a r tl n t.ll l . l t H C Hopkins, llalra Robert W d l lm o r s I.ll 41.11 W R l lo p k ln a Clara d ln n , llalra K a t h t r lloua* I.ll dlpaun Sinclair Harvlc* lloua* of Ploora 41.41 1.11 Htatlon A L aw to n ft Dorla I Mlchaal P ft Madeline A 10.(1 H ow ard il.ll dlav lc h 1.12 J i m ft J a c k ie It H o w ard I.IT (Ran C ft Allca M dobbl* 2.10 Marvin T ft L a u r a M Ida Maa lioldan H o w ard Ml lle n r y M J r ft Bhlrlay D T.ll 11.11 Norma L H ow ard (loldman Uoldal.i.ru Laundryniat • M l Roy c J r . ft A n n t l t * B H ow ard T.ll Donald T ft Catb arlna U I.TI llo w a M 'a A tlantia (loud H ladon 41.41 W ilbur N ft Bonnla M l John B A Barbara P d ooda ll Howell 1.44 Ml Llllla (louden William H llow all t.ll Roaa K ft M a xlnt Ml M l Jo h n ft l l a t l l a llu d la y dood e n o u g h llu a a to n Horn* A ppliance l l l .ll U W ft Mary A Goodxpaad T.ll l l t n r y M ft Ann* h 1.11 H u ffm an ll.T I V B . . t Uordon Itobart It ft L a v t r n M Clia.-he 4 III Dorla A H uffm an 1.14 1.11 Uormly T.ll Clarence ft Jo a n n * Ja m a a K ft l l a l l a J (Iota Huger T .ll Ja a n V ft B a r b a r a S 4.11 Donald A A Corn l (luaaalln Hughe* 4.41 2.11 Lloyd ft Arlan* M (louga William fl ft Ann (Iracay IJ.II Lawla 1 Jr. A V ir g in ia M H ughey 4.44 H orace K ft P h y llis C M l J o h n L ft Kdna M Urahani Hum phrey 1.14 Lalluy ft Victoria R 1.21 Leonard M ft Kllaabalh U raham A H u n t 1.14 Ralph II ft B thal L Urayaon 11.11 Clao ft M artha L H u n te r 1.44 Raymond H ft Allan* V Harvey U ft M a rietta F l lu r l b a r t I.IT Uraanya 1141 M l William A ft R u t h C D T uraan llutc hln* I.TI 1.11 l l t n r y U ft R**a V d r a a n Induetrlal Wood John C A V irginia M W orking l l l .ll 1.11 draan l.tl D M d ra a n * Klactrlc 11.41 K ondrlck Inm an Ira'a liaauty Hhop 4.11 H a rry It A J u l i a J (Irttn * 7.41 Harold K ft P e a rl A Irw in I.ll William J A Dorothy J d ra a n * M l Ronald T ft Kill*bath Lt Ivey 1.14 Lawrence B A Sophia A M l Itobart K ft M a r a a r a l Uraanla* 1.01 R Iaaard 1.44 Ja c k A M a rth a d r a g o r y Annl* C Ja c kaon t.ll Wllay K A R obert* M 11.12 Nathaniel ft Kdlth Urtffln Kj Ulxt U IV- Jet-bcct.- — - •• • *».I6 1.11 drlfflth I I I A L ft Nattl* M J a m t a l l t n r y M ft Emily J Walter II J r ft Kdytha I Jatneaun I.ll III (Irlffllh Ja a n a tta 'a Cafe •■!• Stanley J r A Carol A I.IT 11.11 J t a n n l a Vending drlm aa Ja n k l n a F u r n itu r e It d a y lo r d ft K Joyce Company I4.4T d rlnnell 1.11 F r a 14 n k ft Mary d r o b y I.IT L a r r y D ft Carol* B Ja n k ln a 4.11 Wilbur J d r o v e (llualnaaa) t.ll I.TI Paul K ft Klla C Ja n k ln a Wlllla J ft Loulaa Krnaat It ft I'aggy J Urubba Ja nklna I.IT Ml W It ft M artha Ja n n ln g a I.ll Waaler B ft Carol* F d u n th tr J e r r y 's Feed Blur* II*.47 11.11 Cbarlaa C ft Kay P J a t Inn lia r 44.41 duynn T.ll Jimmy'* lleauly Bhop 1.41 Joa'a tl.1T M a rg are t d w a l tn a y II. l l Coametlca II * V L au n d r y m a t • 1.11 Kdward A ft Amy J o h n s I . l l Andrew ft M a rg are t William C A Palay L Johnson 1.41 lla ba rla nd 11.11 Cbarlaa P Mala 4.11 Bart L A K a th arin e S J L a m a r A Mary M Johnson MT M l Johnaun Electronic# H alford B arton P A Doraan M Ino 1,414.11 L i t Krnaat O ft R u lh M l la ll Ml B a a ja m la J A Mary Hall Johnaun T.TT H R A Rachal 1, Hamby 1.41 Harold F J o h n t o a Donald C A L aV araa D I Attorney | 1.41 H am ilton II.IT H anry a J r ft Prone** Gary W A P o tte r ft H Johnson Ml H a m lo tt M l J a c k A Huai* Jo h n s o n 1.44 Thomaa A Iron* P H a n o i T.ll Jo c k P A d t r a l d l n o M Handy Man Store 4 lll.ll Johnson 1.14 H a n d y m an Blare No. I lll.IT Jam aa A A M artha T d llh o r t L A Marilyn 8 Johnaon Ml 1.11 J a y J A Diana M Hannon Shoo Shag Johnaon M4 •M l Vernon B A P a t r ic i a A Jo h n A Chrlatln* H a r d in 11.11 I I I — . - J o h n s o n -----------William D A P*SBF M Joseph W a Clair* M Hardin Jo hnaon t.ll Ml H Allan A Mlldrad 1 Rudolph K A d a r n O H ardy t.ll Jo hnaon Ml Jo h n M A M ary T Haro I M I Sholby A A Jo y M. 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WSBW’ t t . n L eonard P A D orothy B Boyrt* A Roaa Stokaa 1.11 Paul K ft 1’aarl O William* M Millar Rlchordaon eh 4.14 Daway )t a T rav a B Landarvlll* 4.11 ■ A J r A lrla J MIR* MT Roy L A Louis* 1.41 ■ tr a u g h n Emory L ana I.IT Allan Mltchall R icha rdson I.IT Gan* S trick la n d 4.11 Malvln N ft Noma M (Poolroom) IT.lt C h o r lta N A W a n d a M l la r l la D A Mary E U na 1.11 J a c k ft T helm a Mitchell M l R ich te r Ml Htrlcklamt 22.71 John D ft L orraln* E Mitchell ft Mims gholl Ronald L A Vicki L i«.o* 3*.i J o h n D A J u n e K£ Strong Biron l-angford 7.21 tmrvic* HlddCll 14.14 1.11 Itsymon C S J r ft Eonlc* W n c b r r t D J r ft Helen A A Anna M i t B t r c u p t ‘J M tiS S d *4 !-»*■!> n i K r ^ *l . l t M itchell" M T ■ lu datlll's 44.14 Dominic ft Banin R obe rt E ft Ann* Klwln H A P h y l l li J C ltm u a l E A J a a n a t t* I L n l’oma Ml Mltchall l l (1 Rlofel Ml Sullivan ETI Lun«o* J ft Mlldrad H Mltchall Trailer* 11.11 Ed A Taaala M Rllay 14.14 T r a c y F A R u th L aw rence 1.11 Mona's F l o w t r ft O lft Honald E A J a n l c a E Sullivan M l Jo h n K ft Ruby >1 ■hop R in g tl.tl 11.14 Hubl* E A P a tr ic ia A Lawaon 1.14 Ran Moor* (Masonry) 1.14 Bud C A C b r l tt l a * C 1.21 Hummarlln Murral ft Handra Charlaa ft F r e d a B Rlalng 4.11 Sun Dali Motel ia .» i ludford 1.44 Moor* ESI Doris B H obar l.l* Hunahlna TV l l t p a l r 11.7* Robert II ft Uonnl* M L Krnaat ft Kdna W Moor* I.TI K rneat Hobart* (.11 Kan g u p r t n a n t 2.20 Ledford 4.44 Moor* Outdoor Sign Co M l R aleigh A Loren# Button ll.T I Uacar Hobarte 4.2* Howard 1* ft Lorlda N R o g e r K ft Donna L G r a h a m Robinson 4.11 Alex O A R u th C La* Ml Moor* 4.11 Wortoy M A D orothy L S w anson 1.21 Ja m aa W ft Donna J La* 14.(4 William D Moor* Robinson 4.11 1.14 A r t h u r J A Dorla A John H ft Clara L L e t 1.41 William P ft L illian 1 Itobean S p o r tin g Oooda 414.14 g w ttn ty I.H Lucloua l-ea I.IT Moor* 11.11 C U rane* A V era C W illiam J A Batty Laa'a lll-LI Gulf Harvlc* l t . l l Moors'* S ta n d a rd Rodgors 1.14 11.21 g w a tn a y Harvlc* Robert II ft Amalia K 14.41 Mnrvln J A K a t h r y n E g w a a n t y 'i B a r A LaFIta T.ll C arl ft I r t h a M orahtad 1.11 Rohlf* EH 4I.2T Package F r a n k It ft Audrey J Burgaaa A ft B e atrice C Cecil J A E lisa b e th H a r b a r t W 8 r A Maybali Morris Lalat M4 Rolls 4.IT 11.11 14.41 J g w a tiy Charlaa w Morris Mall D ft Mary S 1.14 E m it L A Dolores M Waalay V A J a a n n a l ta luonard t l . t l Roy J ft M a rg u arll* A Roe* 14.11 1?.»1 J g w a n io n Morris H a r r y T ft Mary K 1.14 R C Swop* MT E v e r e tt* Roe* 1.11 M a ll* S.I4 R a ndy Morrlaoa 1.14 BUI A C onrad Sylve ster Philip Boa* I.H ( Uualnaaa) Irad C ft T halm a 4.41 Ron* Id Rosa 1.14 T ad 's B a r g a in Dlacounl L ayering I M I Randy Morrlaoa 1.14 K d w ard C A J o a n M 11.71 House Sidney ft Brand* L R ichard O ft Bvolyg L Roosl 1.11 P a u l A Dolor** Lavln* I.TI Morrteon M l Charloa ■ A E d it h ■ T ankaralty 17.11 Georgia M Moaaa Gall J ft P a tr ic ia B Roasman 4.14 M 4 L u th e r A E v a V T a o k t r 1.41 Levy I . l l L Moaaa 1.44 O ■ A B a tty W T a ta M l O C A Huby Row and 10.(4 V ara M Maaae Ella* L J r ft F a a r l K ESI Ja m s * C A G uolapplna Helen T a y lo r 4.el Lay M * E llon J Moughton J r a C Row* 1.41 H oyot L A B a r b a r a K 11.44 I.lar'a l-odg* 14.TI Carl H ft Kill* M Moyer 1.14 Jo r a ld D A B a r b a r a J 12.17 T a y lo r Ju lio J ft J o a n t U * D J a c k W ft Belle P Howland 4.44 Matrl* T a y lo r E2S Muccl Lllll* IM i M l H arold A W in ifred S ta n fo rd P A M ary E K a n n a th R A P a t r i c i a i f Lincoln l U l g h la B eauty Rubai 4TI M l T a y lo r Mueller Shop Ml M l B u r r A E le a n o r K T h o m a s J A F ra n c a* W T a y l o r A F r ie d a B Chart** K ft Bonnla P Rubor M4 1.01 T a y lo r Muir Llpford U .II 1.11 Oaorg* A A M ary K W lllla M T a y lo r 4.21 H a r b a r t A A P rlacllla i Jo aaph ft M a rg are t Huraa 1.11 Vardy Taal 2.24 M ulltna Llvecchl l.tl TEH T ad’s T V Appliance* I M T T B A W C H um bler 11.41 J o h n H A R u th Mulling Angle M Lloyd A A 1.14 Norvall E A Carolyn C h a rle s D A Alice M Bacorn 1.14 W llllom M uogrsva Runyon 4.44 M l 1.2* T a m p a rly Mualtlm*. Ino H ptnra r A C a r r l l S 14.44 S tu r g o l A C hrlatln* B 4.21 L onnla A Olll* T t r r t l ! Lock* 44* W arron D A J o r o t t n M 1.41 V a lia n t K A A llta n T aw Ruspoll l.lt Muooolwhlto David A Anna M L omax ll.T I Ml S A B W a t e r Co 14.44 A r t h u r D A K a t h r y n 1 William M A F r a n c e s H anry B A Virginia K Ml Thomaa 4.11 Muaoolwhlt* L o n g w tll MT A ll Sanford Avonuo EHI* J T homaa Ml Longwood H a r v e s tin g Co l l l . l l Prlnc* a I d a Mo* B Lauadryott* 111.14 P ra d d l* L A Thalmn Mysra Longwood Super M a r k e t 41T.lt 4.41 •anfard D ea u i Thomas 1.14 J A A Morin B Nance R W L o tt i n g J r Laboratory 14.41 H a r r i s T hom a s L ll (Burvayln g) 14.14 Nationw ide I n s u r a n c e c * M l Sanford Plowar Shop IM I (Ouilnoao) 14.11 Ada Nation Ralph W J r A J o Ann M l Sanford Novelty H o b a rt B J r A Dorlo A Company G L o tt i n g M l Lean E A W ln al* / 1ET1 Ml T hom as Nalaon Alphonxy A Jo bnl* M • I.IT Dolor** Thompson M l ggnford Seal* Co 1.11 l.o w ary I . l l l a m m l t Nalaon 11.11 J a m t a M A S a r a h M Sanford Truck Center Law ran co R a M ary A gam's Cof* Jam** C A But* T S.TI Thom pson 1.14 Novtnu Lucaa I.ll M l Vann B A PnuU I T hompson'* 44 Sorvlc* 11.14 navaga Lucky g l a r 4.41 J o h n C A Ida L NawMT U rba n W A Eualc* R b rough P a u l M A G ertrud* O A ll Lag D A AnnU M T ibba tta ll.ST Lukaa t l . t l W aodrow a Long M Scarborough 1.11 Joaaph C A VloUt D. N awton Charlaa M L undqula t 4.14 A44 Bohort T A PnuUn* P T ldm ors E1T Naw T a r k a r Bor Sahafar Lowla L A Mildred B ll.1T MT Cnrl G A Mary L Tint* 4.21 L uatar 1.14 Oon* M A R u th N Jamaa O Schott E ll C a rlton O A M a rth a I Nichole Chaatar P A Laurolln B 1.44 Chorlta B A CnlhtrU* E ll Todd M a c tk I.TI Ctaranco A L ula B Noble B Schrum Ml EH G r o v t r Todd E ll North o r l a n d * Com pany l l l . l l Charles M A Louie* O Jo h n It A lleba P K e ith M A P a tr ic ia A M a c Farlan* 14.11 North o r l a n d * Ullilll** Soatt ETI T ourney 14.74 Co Jam a* A A Prance* P 144.41 Damon C A Julia O Ruoaall C A Caealla M Mockoy T.ll Clyde W A I r m a i N n t t 11.11 ■ soil 10.11 T ran a u a E ll Jam ** O A Mn* Madam Laa'o Beauty Ivol C Soatt (Buolnoao) M l Gtorg*. L a. J»ji> K ---. . . O'OonnaU ---------ATI I v t h C l e n t Hhop . _ - .«•!» T r ip l e tt “ Ms 1.44 E A J r A Marcella ■ Eifc'uud l l ft France* H Johnnl* W A Bora P T a r r y J A Donna L Olllff M a n a tr ft B rian P Scott IM I MT T roapar 4.11 ft M arlin Manaar 1.11 ■harwln L A M a r t h a ■ Noleoa A Patricia M Joaaph K J r A R ootm a rp Olaaon Scott M arlin W J r ft Mary J I.TI AIT T u f ts 11.14 Maple I M I Martin L A Solly W Soolt's Texaco SUUon 1I.4T J a c k A llalan P T u m o r E lf Op pe lt K u gtn* W A Helen J IMT Prank L A Bllaobalh P Phillip R A a u a L M a rctl M l O rlando M a r b l t A E ll T urner Ml G r a n ite Co Georg* A Norm a J •T.4| Irv in S4(rt4d 1.11 Mayroo L A H a l t s P Marcua M l K u gtn* J A S a r a h L O rr M l J o h n D A Eotoll* Selph 1.44 Tyro 1.41 M a rkat Harvlc* g l a l l o a ll.T I Oactola Ptah C am p l . t l Seminole A utom otive M l V ac-Claaner Rebuilding M a rket T erm in al Hotel 14.41 J o h n T O w oni M l ■omlnnlo C loan era l a * 141.14 Co E7S Mildred H erndon Owoas M a r k a t T erm inal 1.14 B4mln*!t Jalouel* Ca E44 Valdoa Hot*) 114.11 l l a a ta u r a n t I.TI Charloo M Oxondlno 4.11 ■emlnoie N u rs ery A H a rrla o n J A Beatrice C P A a Dovolopmont C arp 11.11 A lba rt It ft Utlora* M K indergarten 1.41 Von B u rg o r I .H M arklawlca M l Poise * Boor Oordog E4T seminal* P a r k A F a i r ­ Malvln L A S haron L Pori* B a k s Skap G abriel ft M arita* g r o u n d s in* 71.44 •1.44 Von Camp Ml M a r k lio h n I M I P a r k Rldg* W a t a r Co TAI4 Somlaol* T evorn A A lbe rt W A Badl* 1 P a c k ago Star* J o h n E A P o trto ln Wad* K ft Jo y C (111 Von Horn 14.44 P a r r is h M a r k l ty Ml 4.41 gemlnolg T a r r a i s o IT.I4 Hamual E ft Mary B Robert C ft K llia b a th J Ja b s* U A D orris J se v e n Oaka T r a l l a r P a r k E lf Vannard. lla lra I 11 M ariana 11.41 Parsons 4.41 Mnncal R A Helen D J o h n W ft P s n n l* M P a t te r s o n P l o w a r P a r m a 11 A ll Seato n Donald J A R outh M 11.11 Vonson 4.H M artin I.TI J o h n K A H s n a s lo r o V P a u l H A Mori* M ■ R Vic* 4.21 P itix o o d ■haffuld Playd D A Bhlrlay A Ml M l 0**11 ft Anal* R Vlckor* 1.11 M artin M l Ola* H A P a t r ic i a B Jam** O A Nadean M A I ft J u d y V lc k try 11.74 ■ hernia a n o r g ln Ball* M artin M l Pack 4.44 1.11 Th* Village inn 47.44 ■ •m ual c A M ary B Lloyd W A Fonrl D H e r b e r t D J r A B lla o r Victor B A Polly Vlnor I.TI M artin 4.44 M Pod rich Skew A ll • M l W a g o n W heal N ursery 11.14 Hobart G A Bualc* M Joseph D A Jc o n o tt* Raym ond j a B a r b a r a J A lbe rt J r A Luay ■ k ta f f a r M artin I.TI M Pooh Ml Waldan •E ll MT Willi* A Paulin* Martin 11.11 Jnmoa o A M arcia B Ooora* A A Myrtlyn P Clifford O A Allca N P o a lc k ll.t l Mary’s Most* Beauty ■nlarloek 41.14 W alker 1.11 E lisa both A S h rtn a r B oa I I I Donnlt B A Irl* E ll W a l k e r 's g w a p Shop T.ll P e n n in g to n C arolyn W Mason 4.44 • 44 Cooler W A O ra L Ja m a a H A R a na C W all 4.41 E r a a o t A Laron* llo b a rt A A Dorla M ■liver 4.41 Lllll# M W allace E ft Po n n ln g to n Maaoa Ml 4.11 ■(Ivor G rill B ear R o b e rt L A M srjorl* J Charlaa P A M a lta # B Oardon Doming* A Solly 1 4.44 Wain E ll M l Clyde L A OtlvU Maaalglla Ml P o r a l tn P r a n k J A D orothy M in v ert* Ja m a a A E m m a Mathew* E l l Jaab D A Jon* Parkins T.ll W elsh I.TI E ll J o h n W A Genova M Robert L A J u l i a B Ja m a a M A Wrte* Jem** D A T v o a n s D P a rkin* Malhowa l.lt 1.11 Slmmaraoa H IT W am pler 1.41 Bdwln L Pork* W ilburn A Morion ATI E d g a r A Magnolia Tkomaa R a B a th e r T Simmon* M athla 4.41 P a u l L A Dolor** B 1.44 W alton 4.44 M att's G a rag e Il.ll Perry 4.44 Oo* A Simmon* I.TI Roy O A Ann* M W a r d 1EI4 R B A L ag ▼ Porvl* Ckorlo* K A Dorothy l I l .l l E d w a r d B A Ooraldln a ■ rarl A Amy W arfield Ml Matulook M l A B J r A Ponolapo P Simon M l Goorg* W as h in g to n 1.11 Potoroan 11.14 M ayfair I n n l«E4t B A Mary A A rthur M A Ann M Mayfair I n n Maloi l l l l l Prank A A Goargln A Sim pkin s E ll W atklot •T.T4 Potoroan AN Slmpnan B e r b e r Shop M ayfair In n nominal* 1.14 Douglas ■ A B e r th a C o u n try Club 44.41 G oars* B J r A MarllOO Mnnoy W Simpson 1.44 I .l l A ll Mod I m p * o n M a y fair Inn Somlnola ■ Pharr E lf B o r N a thaniel A A Roan C o u n tr y Club P r o • M l B a r m a n s J A M a r ta | Pbolp'n l U o t n u r a n t L W atson M l Phillip's Bglldlng ■hop for P a r t O w n­ AIT IM I Eagan# W A L Sedan Konnoth L A Dorla B ed by G rover Todd C a r r a l T y Br A M a r g a r a t Weaver •1.41 Phillip* f.44 ( o r oooooaoor) 4T.T4 Jtm o* c A Judy P Roy A T r i l l * L Phillip* Trellla A Monty 1.44 Chart** b A l o a n B Weaver 1.T4 May b a ll M l Donald W A B oncm o r y E H Mnrvln A Rath B Wabb • t .t l ■ Ptoron Kan noth p May* E ll SEN E l l Jool M A Corolla# R K a ra cot B A Batty J H a r r y B A Asa** B VUU r Slngtotaa E ll W alaamaa E ll Ptnknrd M tA rdla 4.41 AN OMvor B a C a r t^ J r A A lban* p P t p a r ’o Oracory IMT William J A B d a a P •M l McCabe K i r k B A VInln J P t a U t ■htl Kraft Chaotar M A P ltn a c a E B ohort B A Bo toll* P K onnoth ■ S r A D U n» W |Q | A ll McCalllalor 1.41 E l l AUn i l A Shirley A McCoy Dolan Cleaners 44.44 Kammawd A A Barbara Aftdraw a A Mariaa P Wentworth I.H MaOoy'a Pains* M M ••An f A BU« | Wees ’ “SPuuV T �« I VmB April 18, 1965 — Pajre 11 Legal Notice tu>r M w tiic u W M l Rid* Snack B a r , David R * Maureen J W allcotl W r i t e r n Auto Store W illiam V J r * Cecil J W haler Thom** i* J r it Uunnlt U W h atley F lorin* W h l l a k t r Lharl** L * Carrol A W h it* Lynrtl* W hit* Hubert K J r A Amy H W hile William P Whitley David W h it t a k e r Haul U A France* N W ld e n t r O tm a r W iedem ann d i n a r W iedem ann (tlualne**, Clueel A Clara M Wilder Jh t a r e r i ie H Wilkin* l l a r v e y C A Yvonne C W llklnaon Charle* E Sr A Betty T William* C h i l e II A Sarah B William* D o m e A lluby I. l) William* E d w a rd William* E d w a rd L> A Allc* W illiam* Evan* C A Ell** kt William* E r a n k i l n A Carolyn K William* William* Euneral Home William* E u r n lt u r e Co J a c k A Carrie William* . Ja m e a C A E it h e r P William* L uke a l.ucy 11 P William* d a l l e William* P a u l A A E le an o r B Will lam* A u t r y 1> A Rneallnd W lllla m ion n o b art U A Joan C W llllamion E d w a rd W llllnk tC abinet Shop) E d u a r d It A Jo y r * W W lllln k George II Hr A Lillian i s . i.n |.)g i.|« 1 2 l.ll L ei 1ST | , it t.J l |.05 1M S.3J Ml till 1.14 J.»# 4.X5 7.01 111 1.17 1.11 Legal Notice C h a r le . B I’yla 11.01 L R A l l a i e l G Ream* IS* F o r t a t V A Halan J l.ll Reck M aynard D A B a ity J R ata* 1.11 H u s h e i H A Bara E R e g lt t e r 1.74 Ronald E A Ja n ice E 3.41 Ring 1.71 Debra J Faatl R aym ond J A M a rta E Hlmpaon 4**5 Smith n r o t h e r * Wood 1 :s Product* Inc E ug en e B A M arily n J 1.41 Smith llerechel Smith 1.(1 Sm ltty'a S napptn T u r tle LSI Halt* A Far Stanley R A Gloria B 41.40 Btanul G eorge R A E le an o r C 71.14 T a y lo r Alan L A Shirley A S.03 W e n tw o r th William B k Mary K W hitehall#* 51.IS its L aw rence r> W llklna O. TROT RAT JR. T a x Collector. Seminole County Dr. SI. Vann Parker haa bean ■ named president of th* Seminole County Mutual Concert Association. Parker lucceede C. Vernon Mixe Jr., who haa aerved ■■ head of the organisation for the p ait two yeara. Mlse was given a rota of commenda­ # , tion and appreciation for hli leadership and aervlce. Mra. K a y Bartholomew was named vice preaident, Mra. Kay Gallagher re-elect­ J E F F E R Y B. Wided secretary and Mra. Irene mann, a v i a t i o n fire Brown, treasurer. control technician, has Dr. Parker said that he b e e n presented with would immediately appoint a the Armed Force* Ex­ talent committee to decide on peditionary Medal for next year’* program and the viet-Nam a n a of oper­ association agreed th at topi ations. Assigned now to on the list would be a return RVAH-7 a t S a n f o r d engagement of the Florida Naval Air Station, he, Symphony Orchestra. hia wife and ton reside Mrs. Bartholomew and Mrs. a t 202 Palm Place. Troy Kay Jr. wero presented (Navy Photo) with gift* In appreciation of their eervicea n* co-member­ ship chairmen during the last Quito, Ecuador, has a 281season. mil* stretch of railroad that takes 40 hours to cover be­ cause of loops, tlg sa g i and switchbacka. Legal Notice H Civic Federation Meeting is Fleshing Light Slide Collection On Europe Set At DeBary Monday Night On Automobiles Is Shown For DeBary AARP Dr. Vann Parker Heads Mutual Concert Group so T irn o r spit T i l l ! STATE OF E l. u n t i l 4 Till WILLIAM M. BRANCH. R ESIDENCE UNKNOWN: A I v o r s Com pUInt having LSI bean filed a g x ln s t you In the C ircuit C ourt la and for Semi­ *.11 nole County. Florida. hy LAUKHNIA A. BRANCH, for 111 divorce, th e s h o r t title of 71.11 which Is L A U E n N t A A. l l n . i l B I U N C H . P la in tiff, vareua 1.11 WILLIAM M. BRANCH. Defe n d an l. the*e p r e t t n t a e r a to 1.1* com m and you to a p p e a r ami file your A m v t r or o t h e r de. H I fenee o r plea d in g h e rein with l . l l the C lerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, 7.11 and to *arv« .a copy th ere o f on rialn tlfro A ttorney, Carroll M l Burke. A tto rn e y a t Law, p. o. D ra w e r Z. Sanford, Florida, on *77 or before th* 4lh day of May. A. I). 1*44, o r o th e r w is e decree 41.11 pro confreao will b* entered I.EUAL NOTICK a g a in s t you. Nolle# la liarab) glv au by th* 11.41 Th* Sanford H erald !• de*l» ^■--a--.-.-* n- a i <. ojs*",* * oa"4 -♦ rear , w w w KiHMSnl p m . u a r u to i.:i •1 c irc u la tio n In WTTTim-nilY Celery M a r k e t i n g Order (A> H e r m a n A Ardell Willi* 1.1• c ita tio n >htll ha publlahed once Amended 1**11 t h a t (1> No 5.11 Clarence A l<*nlx WII»on s .u inch w t t k (or ( o u r c o n arc u ilv t peraon ehall. In Florida, cut, ('leu A A A aron Wlleun B a th e r from th* g r ound, or 1.14 w t e k t . G eorge A l.ll* Wll.00 W ITN E SS m r h a n d and offl- o th e r w is e h a r v e a t c elery for 3.10 lllen Wlleon cUI *e»l of tha C l t r k n( tha Commercial purpuaaa contra ry J o h n E A Ja nnl* L o t - p i t C c u r t cn this tha (th to iituviBiun In iu aald Marlo aany n y provlalun 5.i: rit*) Wllat n of May, A. D. ISIS. krtlliK Order, J * ' No parent! K e nneth J A L a u r a B (PEAL) die celery Wlleun _ e w w d Mill tNr ^a llo'id* At ll.u r“ T tr 77* 4 wtO(,-J7T“ iprmluietl l i c o n tr a r y , 5l.tr>. Wileon C la r k of th# C ircuit Court t o a n y provlalun In aald M ar­ . Tliiima* J r A Mildred O k e t i n g o r d a r , (S) No parent! 11.14 Ca rroll B utka, WILoii Unite StS, Hanford A tU ntle • hall. In F lorida, a tll, m a r k e t 1.10 W I. W’ltion, J r N a tio n a l Bank Building, or ilietrlbul* In t h a prim ary W il t o n ’* Appliance c hanne l of t r a d e celery c o n ­ >01 I*. O. D r a w e r Z. Service Hanford, Florida, t r a r y to a n y provlelon In aald 11.11 E ln re n ce A Winfield A tto rn ey for ITalnllff. M a r k e tin g Order, (4) No p e r ­ A lb e rt A B a r b a r a Vubllah April I. I, II, 31. 1414 aon ahull, III Florida, r u t . Ha* 7.07 Wladnni I he r from t h e g ro u n d , or oilier* 1.1) CBL-4 Krtiret W ltte n m e y e r wlee h a l t eat c elery fur c o m ­ 31.11 IN T IIK W ill'* Amoco Mervlc* CIRCUIT COURT. m ercial purpoaea unlcaa auch Hurt on I. A Nancy L II NINTH J t i l t Cl At. ( I l l l t IT celery I* produced by n peraon 1.11 IIS' W olklng Tl.lt It 111 4 IN SNtl F o i l holding a valid c e r t if i c a t e of R onald E A Marl* A COUNTY. liaea q u a n ti t y aa p m t h l e d lit W imdrnarieee 1.11 NKMINMI.t) ANCER Y NO. H A M an Id M a rk etin g tin ie r, (4) No l.eo IN I'll J I) A May T W ondruft NOTH E o r AIXirTIOV pera<>n ahall, In Florida, fur W nudruff'e Earrn A 17.14 TO, JU LIA N It o II E It T Hill- the purpoee of arlllng, m a r k e t ­ Harden C enter MONK. ing nr illa trlliu tlng In th e p r i­ lle lv ln E A Hull) U nKHIUKNCK UNKNOWN m a ry channel of trade, pur1.44 W orla nd T o u are h ereby notified that 1.11 a I’e llllo n ha a Ittan filed In th e c h e a t n r a cq u ire celery from Maud W orth any peraon o t h e r t h a n n p r o ­ W ltlm rn A Itonnl* C 1.71 Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial du c er Imldlng a yalnl c e r t i f i ­ W urlh y Circuit of F lo r id a In and for 1.11 Kernltinle County, by Ralph I . c a t e of baa* q u a n t l t ) ; no r ahall J a m r a 1> W r l s h t liny peraon, fo r a purpoee aJ o e J A T helm a L for the adoption of torraa ld. purchuaa or acquire 4.11 Mclailn. W rig h t D aryl G t n a Blrmon*. a minor, t c h ry fro m a p roducer In n F r e d e ri c k E A E li t e * ■ t.Ot and D t b r a J u l t n a Hlrmona, a ceaa of ailotmiutl* lliereuudcr. W yman 1.11 min or, by tha I'e tltlu n e r and e x ce p t aa may ba aprclflc a llt Ale* Wynn. Hr l . t l you a r a required to acm e a provided In aald M a rk etin g o r ­ D rill A Imogen* II Tate* William A Myrtle Y alta l . l l copy of y o u r A naw er nr o lder. der, and 14) No pci eon ahall (Inna to show oauaa w h y aald violate a n y provlalun of aald Mlllnn A A M a rtha P 1.01 I'a tltlon ahould n o t ha grartjed M a rk etin g I in te r n o r of any Yelvlngton on th a a t t n r n t y a for C autioner, rule nr r e g u la ti o n laaued therelaaac K A Jo h nnl* M 11.11 M ark N. Cleveland, Jr., of th* udder. Yoeman firm of Cleveland. Stephenaon Notice la i l i e given t h a t . Hill M a H a i t i 51 York 17.51 A Mix*. Sanford Atlantic Na­ a n y peraon not holdin g ■ c e r ­ Charle* H A Audrey E tional Bank Building, I’. Cl. tif i c a t e of baa* q u a n ti t y who to.io Y oung 1.10 lira w a r Z, Hanford, Florida, deelrea t o pro d u r* c elery In E m m a U Y oung and file tha o r ig in a l In th# nfFlorida f u r m a r k e t d u rin g Ih* H o w a r d II A P a t r i c i a O 1.45 fIce of th* C lerk of th* Circuit enaulng IH tS-tl Seaton, may Young Court on or bafora th* 3rd day file w ith th* F lo r id a Celery R o b e rt A leabelle 51 14.11 of May. A D. 1444, a n d here- Advlaory Cnnimltlee. on or b e ­ Young 1.01 In fall n o t *r a decree pro r a n . fore May 14, II4S. a n a p p li c a ­ B e r t E A M a r th a Zlmtnar f e n o will be a n t t r a d axalnat tion fu r baa* q u a n t i t y In aucli Sam uel K A Oene U form a n d c o n ta i n in g a u r h In­ 1.11 you. K lttm urr W ITNE SS m y hand and tha form ation aa th* Advlaory T hom e* J J r A B a r b a r a 1.11 •aal of aald C o u r t In Hanford, Com m ittee m a y praarrlb*. 1 Zoratlc Florida, th ta ISth d a y of Notice la f u r t h e r given th a t a . THOY nAY . JIL 51 a rch A. D. 1S4I. Ih* F lorida Celery Advlaory T a x Collector, t (BEAL) Com mHtec la now receiv ing Seminole County A r t h u r A. B e ckw ith Jr., application*. In le r e a ta d per­ aon* a r e Ina truc tril lo c o n ta ct Clark of c ir c u i t Court K i r r i C B UP l l l l ' i l l l IIEI.INe l l t B I T I I T I M I I I L H TAXIS! Cleveland, Hlephanaon A Ulse Ja m e a D. Colbert, S e c r e t a r y . T reasurer, F lo rid a Celery AdA* provided by C h a p te r 111.11. A tto r n e y ! a t Law, vleory C om mittee, 4401 Ea* E lo rld a Blatutea 1055. notice la P. O. D r a w e r a Colonial Drive. P. O. Box *!»!. h e r e b y given t h a t Intangible Sanford, Flo rid a Telephone S41-11»». Orlando, pe rsonal p ro p e rty taxae a t *■• A tto rn ey for P e titio n e r aeaatd f o r 1144 *r# now d e ­ Puhllah A pril 1, I. II, I I , l f l l . Florida, fur Ih* proper forma to he u a td In l u b m l t t l n g au< h l i n q u e n t a n d b e g in n in g w ith CD L -I application*. Th* deadline for A pril lat, t i l l , aucb t a i a a a r e d r a w i n g I n l a r e i l of 1% par IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. • u b u ilttln g applicatio n* ahall m o nth plue the p r o portiona te NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCITT OF be May II, 1411. Application* coat of publishing tbla notice FLORIDA IN AND FOR »EMI. received a f t e r May II. I»«i. will not l>a considered for th e I'nieee th e a m o u n t act oppo- NOLR COUNTY. ISIS .*4 Htaaun. a lta cash na m e la paid before IN CHANCERY NO. ISA1T NOTICE OP SUIT FLORIDA C E L E R Y t h a l i t day nf May. 1*45, lax ADVISORY COMMITTEE e xec ution! will be l»*ued t h e r e ­ RACH EL PRICE, Plaintiff. Ja m a * D. C olbert on d irec tin g th* levy upon and Secratary-Traaaurar t e l l u r * of su ffic ie n t property March 4. 1S«S of t a x payer. real. paraonxl or HENRY EUG E N E PRICE. D efendant Puhllah: April I I , I t , ISIS tplxad to a atiafy unpaid tax** a n d cn*i*. T he nam e a t th* d e ­ THE i t ATE OP r t& IU Q A TQ> -CLU— I I ------ ----------------------- -------■ D T i ll A i 'K U U i c N E PRICE. lin q u e n t I n tangible personal CIRCUIT COURT, whoa* addraea la unknow n IN THE p r o p e rty ,a ip a y * r and the A Hworn Com plaint havin g NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (IF a m o u n t of taxae, Including FLORIDA IN AND FOE SEM I. coala of adverlleing a n d I n t e r ­ b a t n filed a g a l n e t you In i h . c irc u it Court In and foi NOI.E d l l NTV. e s t a r e aa follow*: l.ll demlnol* County, Florida, In IN CHANCERY NO. ISAM E le a n o r J Anton 1.15 C h aneary, f o r Divorce, th* shori E. C. KENNEDY and MINNIE T ere n ce M B e nnett 7.*7 lit]* of aald actio n balng RA* KENNEDY, hta wife. M a r g a r e t l> Renton Plain tiff*. 1.17 Clf KL PRICK . P l a in t i f f v* E velyn C Hinder* IIK.VIIY EUGENE PRICE, Be- •v * . Billy H A B ie n n e D W. II. IIOONEY. *l»o know n a s fonda nt, t h ta * p r a e t n U a r t tc 1.17 B lake y L a o s O A Helen 54 B ryan 31.11 cauaa and r e q u ir e you to flit WILLIAM 11. ROONEY, Defendant. yo u r w r i t t e n defeat**, If any J o h n A IV A Borin NOTICE n r SUIT M l lo th* C om pla int filed herein B u rto n T H E STATE OF FLORIDA T(M a n d lo a tr v * a eopy thereat 44.44 C a p r i R a a ta u r a n t tn* W . It. ROONEY, a la s know n 4.17 upon P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y on oi J o a n n a M C a r te r aa WILLIAM It. ROONEY, before tha 14th d a y of Aprlt H lchard (t A P e g g y V Winn* addreae la unknow n. 14.11 1444. o t h a r w lt * a n a c r e * Urc Cla r k e You a ra hereby notified th a t will ba entered 1.4* Confreao . C Boyd K Neill* Coleman ag aln et you and th* c a u s e p r o ­ a eult haa been b r o u g h t ag aln et C h t i t t r A Bruelil* you In tha C ircuit Court In and 1.44 ceed ea part* . Collins for ie m ln o l* County, Florida, (SEAL) J o h n B A Susanna 14.14 A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r . la C ha nce ry by E. C K e nnedy Dickey Clark of Ih# C ircuit Court a n d Mlnnl* Kennedy, hie wife. W illiam S A R uth T You e r a hereby require d lo 4.44 N inth Ju d ic ia l Circuit I* 1 low die a n d for Banilaot* County t e r r a upon P la intiff*’ a t t o r ­ W illia m E J r A Eileen M ney. whoa* addreae le P. O Florida. 3 44 Bunn D r a w e r Z. Sulla S lt- S a n f o r d C. Vernon Mlae. J r . K e n n e th C A Grace C 310 Of CLEV ELAND. S T E P H E N ­ A tlantic N atio nal R a nk UutliiF ly n n Ing, Sanford. Florid*. * eopy 10 is SON A MIZE C h a rlo tte T o il e r of yo u r w r i t te n dtfoneo* to Attorney* for P l a in t i f f T F o r r a e l A Grace Ih* Com plaint In aald suit on 1.44 P. o. D r a w e r B Trench or tiefor* tha Srd day of Slav, 4.75 Mull* S ll , It..arm ary M G a r r e t t 1SS4, a n d th* o rl g ta a l of aald 11 41 Sanford A tla n tia N a tiona l ' G a t o r L umber Co Ino w r i t te n defenaea ehall h* tiled 17 #5 Hank Uulldlng U A A Mildred I lla r d p wllli Ih* C lerk of aald Court. ».7» Hanford, F lo r id a Philip Harm* I'Uhllah March 31, * April I. The purpoe* of eald s u it le r e ­ Robert T A P e ggy A 3 III I. II. 1141 fo rm atio n of Satisfaction of . , llatlau ay M ortgaga, and th* prope rly 111 i'DK-14 Lai ey E H*»lm proceeded egolnat t# deoeflbed A M u ion A Durle 1 10.17 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS a* follow*: llo u a rd NAME STATUTE U>ta 74, 71. 44, 17 a nd I*. 0. 05 Emily J J.ime*on Im ti II. 17. and 14. of 51 J .h i n m n l . l r r Iroiilca Inc 44.01 TO WIIUM IT MAY CONCERN: Nolle* I* hereby given t h a t M. LORD'S F IR S T AD DI­ lla n r y G J r A J o a n S TION TO CITRUS 74 II th* undvralgaad. p u r a u a n t In Johnson HEIGHTS. Semlnolo C oun­ Klngawood Builders Ine 11.54 Ih* “ F tc lltloua Nam* Statue*,** C h a p te r 144.43, F lo r id a Simula*, ty, Florida, a c c ording t» P a u l J A Dolores A P l a t Rook S, Pag* IT, of K laus 111 will r e a l t t a r w ith th* Circuit th* Public Record* of Lnngwood s u p e r M a r k e t 4.17 Court. In and f a r Samlnol* C o u n t y . Florida, upon r e ­ Samlnol* County, Florida David C A F lore nce U 1.44 ceipt of proof of publication of WINKSS my h a n d aa C lark MacGllllvry 17.00 thle nolle*, th a flcU lloue name, a n d (ha era I of aald C ourt Ihla M ayfair Inn 1<,«wit: Ihe m i h day of March, 1141. Joaeph I* A M ary U M l Not a lend P u M la h ln g Company (SEAL) McKenna under w hich I a m engage d In A r t h u r II. Ilark w lth . J r , . Meredith E nterprleea C l r t k of tha C ircu it Court Inc IM ) butlneaa a t l l a Wood U k e Drive In th* C ounty o f Semi­ C. Vernon Mlaa, J r . 7.70 E llon J H oughton J r Of CLEV ELAND, S T E P H E N ­ 1.4* nole. Florida. E A ullif J r 14 40 T hai Ih* p a r ly l o l t r r t i e d la SON A MIZE O rlenta E crne rle a Ino 7.41 •a lJ butlneaa a n U r p r la * la aa A tto r n e y s for P la intiff* rane P a r k e r follow*: P. O. D r a w e r S ’a t t e n o n F lo w a r E d w a rd L P r l s a r Bull* 415— Sanford A tlantia 14.71 . Farm* Dated a t Hanford, Seminal* National R a n k Uulldlng ! l.l! R E A Lou V ParvtB 1. County, tl Florida, April I. ISIS. Fanfold, F lo rid a W a lte r P e tk e y Pui-lieh April 4, IS, 71. IS. 1IS5 l-uldleh April I, I, IS. I t , IBIS. 7 >« J o h n W * Sara S P lllr y C D L -I N l.tl CDL-I! E lli a b e lb L P u r l e r l.it 4.11 • April meeting of the West Volusia Civic Association will be held at > p. m. Monday i t the DeBary Community Center with a three-man panel pre­ senting a program of interest oa public affair*. Lee Maxwell, federation president, will outline pro­ posals of the Volusia County Budget Commission to study various county budget requests and m ik e re commendations on county spending. Glen W. Martin, DeLand at­ torney, will discuss new sources of tax income Includ­ ing those on personal property and the proposed 100 per cent assessment. A county official, as third member of the panel, U ex­ pected to talk on problems of county financing. Question and answer period will follow. The DeBary Republican Club, regularly scheduled to meet upon this date at the Center, la cooperating with the DeBary Civic Association to • make the location available far the federation meeting. Republic in Club President, Glenn Smith adviser that doe to Interest of member* In the federation's program for the evening, he will conduct only a brief meeting of hia d u b at 7:30 p. m. Smith and the DeBary Civic Association'# president, Earl Merrill, Invite all resident# of DeBary and surrounding com­ munities to attend tha meet­ ing of the federation which is made up of five delegates from each of the five civic groupi in West Volusia County. ‘Candy* Sweet But Not Here Held Unlawful Longwood Police C h i e f Claud* Layo reported today that a complaint haa been registered agatnat operation of a vehicle with flaahlng red light traveling a t axcea■Ive speed within the Longwood city llraita. State lawe forbid use of ■uch light without authorisa­ tion and In the city It must come from the chief of police. No such permit haa been li­ med except for the clty'e two police care and three piece* of fir* equipment, Layn laid. No members of the Longwood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment or of th* Police Re­ serve are allowed to use flashing red lights on their privately owned vehicle*, he added. Full amount of penalties Involved w i l l be leveled agelnit any offender of thia law apprehended within th* city, Layo warned. Readers will find James Bond and Lawrence Of Arabia both pretty wild male characters on th* ehelvea of the Sanford Public Library, but they won’t find “Candy,” one of th* "wildest" of wom­ en in contemporary "litera­ ture.'* This controversial book has been banned from the local bookshelves hy Head Librar­ ian Sarah King. Mrs. King Birthday of the late presi­ ■aid she "glanced through” the beat seller and found it dent, Herbert Clerk Hoover, "obscene and lascivious.” waa Aug. ID, |R74. ment to that of "Ageing." R e also advised th at moves are underway to arrange for a three-chapter meeting In the area with national leader* and th a t he considered "D#« Rary to be the place to hold I t" Ten new members were welcomed a t tha meeting and there were 14 guest# In a t­ tendance. Students Riot S E O U L , South Korea (U PI) — A mob of 1JW0 rock-throwing atudenta bat­ tled police tn the streets nf Seoul today. I t waa th* sec­ ond consecutive day of stu­ dent riot* against a govern­ ment decision to restore nor­ mal relations with Japan. BAN PIRANHA! WASHINGTON {UPI) — Florida Congressman Paul Rogers fecit there ahould bo a complete ban on th* release in this country of live piran­ ha — th* flesh sating fish which Inhabit South Ameri­ can river*. Number One In tfit field of advertising the Number On« medium ft the daily newspaper. It always has I eopy. A n d 71 % of those readers g o through the paper p age by page, scanning It for Items of Interest) for ads of interest. N ew research shows that the newspaper ad works like a m agnet to attract the leader w ho is the best prospect for the product odvertised. The newipaper reaches more people— 07.3% of oil households on an average day. It's read thoroughly — 37 minutes is the median time reoders spend per No wonder advertisers lionize the newspaper, and / invest more dollars in newspapers thon in television, \ or mogazinesi or radio. T h trt't room for only on* King. . . on* U •very field. Your Best Buy i Your Hometown Newspaper Local News • About People You Know! i — * Law -a — 0 By Mrs. John Many intereating and wellknown localities of Europe were shown In the elide col­ lection presented by Mr. and Mra. Earl Marrfll for the monthly meeting of DeBary Chapter, American Associa­ tion of Retired Persona, held at the Fire Recreation Hall. Thalr tour was ona sponsor­ ed by th* AARP and waa In­ cluded on program for the local group due to Increaaed Interest In such means of travel. Th* DeBary group haa a r­ ranged a bus trip for May 7 to the 8tephen Foster Mem­ orial In White Spring*. Bute*, If enough reservations are forthcoming for a second bus, will leave th* community a t 7 a.m. Shows are presented at the Memorial at 10 a.m. and at 1 p.m. There is a lunch and mack bar on the grounds and several musical programs are scheduled dally. Harry Belt la accepting reservation*. Guest ipeaker for the day was Lloyd Garner of Largo who spoke on steps used in th* aucceaaful effort to re­ move AARP from classifica­ tion in the Welfare Depart­ �WAS1IINGTON (UI’I) — President Johnson may get a new 1326,000 armored limou­ sine whether he wants it nr not. Key congressmen will In­ sist on it. “He didn't ask for It In the first place," said Rep. Tom Steed (D-Okla.), ehnirman of a subcommittee th at secretly slipped funds for the bullet­ proof car into a Treasury De­ partment appropriation bill. "We deliberately didn't con­ sult him about it. Wn did nnt want to put him on the spot. Rut we will insist that it stay In the bill." The President sent word to the Senate that he would not condone the expenditure. He asked that the Item be strick­ en from the bill, along with an allotment of $107,000 for an armored “follow-up" car Sen. Cleveland, Rep. Davis Head Two Committees Br D m F o a n U ln TALLAHASSEE — Commlttee appointments for Sem* inole County's two legislative representatives were announc­ ed today. Sen. Mack S'. Cleveland Jr. was appointed chairman of the committee on water re­ sources, development and con­ servation. Among his other committee assignments, Senator Cleve­ land will work on the com- G O O D Y E A R SPRING TIRE BUYS! PORKST LAKE (iKAI)E SCHOOL officers, nil eighth grmle students, arc (left to right) Tummy Trimble, secretary; Steve Maddox, president; Sherry Sagert, treasurer; Eddie Meeks, sergeant; Vicki Crist, vice presi­ dent, and Bob Harlan, pastor. (Herald Photo) SWITCH YOUR SMOOTHIES TO NEW GOODYEAR TIRES NEW CAR J H A I jm O K I fftT K k special BIG CAR value buy Seminole County junior col 4 * of a fluffly white lamb sur­ rounded by colored candy Easter egg* which had been included as an item of the auction. normally go through tli< President, this one was car­ ried atraight to the appropriatlona committee. On Good Friday, between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m., Rev. Charles B. Hogg, pas­ tor of Christ Methodist O iurth of Sunland Estate;.. "flWMJ!}.* the e le m e n ts ? the lloly Communion. Regard In s of creed, faith, or denomination, all per­ sons are Invited to partake of the Communion elementa during these hours. mfnji band B -t dance r Vol. , * MecfcvaH pka U t aad aid tire Nylon J-T Nylon All-Weather Alt-Weather “42* ed tha following committee aiaignmenta: Chairman of the public printing and atate adv e r t i s i n g committee, vice chairman of the conititutional ;• cske wns cut anil, amendments committee, mem* elections commit­ by M rs. L am bertson. Rand memliers celebrating tee, the Home Judiciary "A" wedding anniversariea were committee, the pensions and Don Myers, pianist, 21st an- retirement committee and the nivrrsury, nnd Frank Rich- committee on workmen's com­ nrd, drummer, llth anniver­ pensation. sary. TUBELESS blackwal ptoa tax and eld Ora 3-T Nylon bistkwsfl pine tax aad New Safety AM-Weather All-Weather DAR Meeting: The Wekiwa C h a p t e r , Daughtera of American Rev­ olution, will m ret at 2 p.m. next Wednesday ut the hoinn of Mrs. Ernestine Pugh, 312 Maple Street. The program will be a book review presented by Mrs. Marion Pickea. Moose Chapte Enrolls Three Sanford Chapter 1404, Wo­ men of the Moose, enrolled I (tip Course to Mrs. Joe Sinnthree new members into the tliers, Mrs. Ivor Powell, Mrs. chapter at Monday night's Cross, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs, Sandusky, Mrs. Sassman, Mrs. meeting. Received were Lucille M. Bemicc Senkbell and Mrs. Paulling, Peggy 11. Moore and Hazel Harry. Educational program for the Claire 0. Myrlck. Mrs. Charlotte Carlson, month, " I’olson City," which bomemaklng chairman, was explained protective measures in charge of (he program. A to follow in the home in use eragy auction was conducted of such drugs, was presented as part of the entertainment. in a skit under direction of Refreshments of sandwiches, Mrs. Carl Moss, club health punch and cake were served. chairman, with cooperation of a number of tlie members. A silent auction was con­ ducted to conclude the busi­ LadicH N i g h t Tha Ladli-s Night Dinner ness session ami llic $10 pro­ Meeting of tli« Denary Cham­ fit was donated to the Lake ber of Commerce will lie held Mary Fire Auxiliary. « t 7 p.m. next Wednesday nt A noon luncheon was served Htatson 1Ininn Building In with Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Heel DeLand. Reservations wilt be as hostesses. Decorations were accepted at tha Chamber of­ in tho Easier motif and table fice unlit 4 p m. this Satur­ cenlcrpicc* was a cake, baked day. by Mrs, Smathers, in shape mg on m e committee on governmental r e o r g a n is a tio n , committee on Judiciary "A," tha committee on public road* ,m * hlfhw ayi, Important to Sanford a t thia time; the eommkt*a on resolutlone and memorial*> and he la the vice chairman of the committee on Egg U M IT G U A R A N T E E Ad New Goodyear Auto Tires Are Guaranteed against defects in work­ manship and materials and normal road hazards, except repairable punctures. Na limit on months/ No limit on milos/ No limit at to roads/ No limit at to spood/ for tho entire Ufa of tho troad If A Goodyear Tire Falls Under This Guarantee any of more than 80,000 Goodyear dealers In the United States and Canada will make allowance on a new tire based on original tread depth remaining and current “Goodyear Price*. NO MONEY DOWN Hunt Youngsters of Forest City Rsptist Church have been In­ vited to attend an Easter Egg Hunt ut 10 a.m. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. W h 11d e n , Montgomery Road, Forest City. FREE MOUNTING Famous Make Sw lrl-D esfln T ra y T o p t •I tfcu print' tj DYNATUONICS ENGINEERS It. C. 1’nyne, (left) and John Unworn, (right) are !>eing hon­ ored for technical papers they wrote which hnve been accepted and will lie delivered a t the Na­ tional Telemetering Conference in Houston, Texan tills week. Both engineers shared n cash award from Dynatronics, Inc. in recognition of th eir achievements. PRICE 1 BREAK SPECIALI Quality constructed 1 w ith to chrom e- tj I plated ribs covered < \ w ith a c e ta te , re* « trading shank, and ratorage packet with [ N s snap. Imported, j i Additional Quantities $1,911 es. /-] Valia a - g 2 7 Lauder JL Metal tables with fold­ ing tripod legs. 18" di­ ameter, 18" high. Ideal for patio, porch or dan. rxr'JfM.er V Pruning Shears 9 9 0 Vinyl gripe for esse hi cutting. Solid brass an­ vil, cutlery steel blade. 18'* Rotomatic Rotary fe. Five-1" ^ Power Mower HJ>, Gaasline lE B iissS* Position Lounge V& *2 9 ° ° F a y $S Down. As Lkfls As f t J I A Week *elax In cemfortstorfy -V- o ffd .iv.ii" - prni floral printed vinyleoyerod pods. Low, low , •emMwieumaUc Una, staggered nbeui design, UiML Deluxe Chaise Loungev j, Squared Alum inum Tubing Q Pups np ready to fill No fence or slakes. No ■harp edges. if " deepl EASY TERM S OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY WE'LL HAVE YOUR MONKY WAITING! “IF YOU HAVE MONEY "IF YOU WANT MONEY AQUAMAID8 are on th eir toes as they W through tryout* for the opening of Florida* Citru* W ater Ski Show »tagcd free four time* daily atarting May 8 *t the famous Billy Hose Aouacade now p art of the more than doubled flw id a Exhibit a t th a New York World*. Fair. fttl WE WANT IT!" WE HAVE IT!" F Iw Reclining l ’oi iLions Weut h* rpmof W ool Itual IC E CHEST Keeps food and drinks cold ap ts 4 days with 1 filling of ice. Light la weight, moalded ia place divider. Haad tea aad rover of VACUCFX caa't nut or corrode. Gay mallicatoftd body with sh ite cover. m od R m m cmp fjr totaYa • r exhaust Rail-about stand and window paaeto available at Might adit* a* a • A e m S E R V IC E US w. FIRST SANFORD PLAZA I lu x u rio u s 3*4* thick m attress filled with shredded polyfoara for real comfort. Easy to move on wheels—sunbathe m yard or S T , SANFORD M DAILY, 8-9 FRI. PH. 322-2821 �Promise Of Easter If ever the world needed Easter, it is in the Year of Our Lord 1965. F ar too much of everything Eas­ te r symbolizes has been washed away by a torrent of suspicion, con­ flict, hatred and selfishness. The one thing nations and people aeem to have in common today is mutual distrust. It isn’t hard to build a strong case against the future, against any real hope of peace and understanding and the power of God. The scoffers are ever more vocal as they deride fundamental pre­ cepts of decency and morality and good taste. The haters are ever more vicious as they seek to infect oth­ ers with their poisonous philosoph­ ies. Is there really any hope? The promise of Easter says there is. It says there is always hope for those who want hope, th a t there is always comfort for those who seek comfort. Worry Clinic If this were not so, the hope of mankind would have ended with the crucifxion. But it didn’t. There was the resurrection. Even today in a troubled world, a shnft of light pierces the gloom of discontent, disbelief and distrust. It is the eternal and indestructible hope of man th at the power of good surpasses the power of evil. The tru th of this hope has been proved ngnin and again. It is being proved today amidst almost over­ whelming strife and turmoil. If this truth is to prevail—and it must and will—it will prevail more easily if men of good will, faith and courage put their trust in it com­ pletely, confidently and joyously. Good over evil, love over hate, hope over despair—these are ours for the asking, today ns always, if we but believe in them and are willing to work for them. This is the promise of Easter in 1965. Nothing To Do But ■«r ful of the old saying: “When you Viet Nam has done a t least one get a mouthful of very hot coffee, thing for the United States. whatever you do next is going to be It hAS united public opinion to a de­ wrong.” gree rarely equalled in this country Wouldn't it be ironic if that turn­ or any other. ed out to be something Confucius said? The united opinion is: The Viet Kam situation is a mess. Xhc only ntihrfnntin! (UfftrcKcfi.-of- •*» '"OP'iflTTrnfc' on1now we can best- get For everything there is a season, out of the mess. and a time for every m atter under Shall v e just up and quit? heaven; a time to seek, and a time Try to negotiate peace white we’re to lose; a time to keep, and a time losing? to cast away—Eccl. 3:6. Throw a real Sunday punch a t the Reds? Everything comes to him on as is ah hustles while he waits.—Thomas A. nightmare will go away? Edison, American inventor. The whole thing is sadly remlnd- Phil Newsom Says The-efcightcr Skkr WASHINGTON (UPI) — homwoim in term* of watt­ Somebody down at the Agri­ age ia the latest in a aeries culture Department has fig­ of dirty tricks that the deured out that the sen appeal pnrtment has bren springing of an immatt'd female to­ on insects. bacco hornworm moth ia equal First is wss the sterilisa­ to that of a 16-watt light tion of the actewworm fly. bulb. The department found that if Thia ia something to think a certain number of male about aa we look ahead to Na­ flies were rendered hers de tional Insect Electrocuior combat, ao to speak, the en ony's economy but also had Week, which is coming up in t i r e acrewworm population succeeded In setting East In­ May. would eventually disappear. dians and Negroes at each Rating the alture of a lady Then came aynlhetie gypsy others' throats. moth attrartant. The hoys 111 Negroes make up 38 per the lab managed to isolate cent of the population. The re­ whatever it ia that makes mainder is a mixture. girl moths appealing to boy Last December, in general moths. So they duplicated it eiectioni held under new rules Mrs. Auilln, City Editor: chemically. of proportional representation Surety enjoyed your atory At last report, the depart­ imposed by the British colon­ about Dr. (Arthur) Ne­ ment was hailing gypsy moth ial office, Jagan lost his job. smith's program for Kitvania. Into office went Negro lead 1 was particularly Interested, traps with the stuff and drop­ er Forbes Burnham, regarded for he worked very hard put­ ping them ever New York and New Jersey to test their as a moderate, in coalition ting that together. I saw hit with a amallcr parly led by clever drawing* and be was effectiveness. And now comes thia blow to Peter D’Agular, a Portuguese most anxious about It. businessman. He ia serving on our educa­ the lady hornworm’a ego. De­ Burnham, tike Jagan, de­ tion committee and doing a partment scientists rigged up traps with so-railed "blarkmands early independence marvelous job. and, like Jagan, he la unlikely I havrn't talked with him light" lamps, which emit rsys to get it. slut he tackles his since the program, but 1 that are invisible to human job with tnc best wishes of know it must have hern a being* but attract moths. the United States and Brl good one and he muat lie An averaga of four mala tain. very pleased that ynu took moths were caught each night. The United States is report the time to quote an many Hut when two female* were ed about ready to extend IS statistics. In doing this you placed in the trap, the nightly million In economic aid and actually helped him g e t the c a tc h soured to 1,3. Fla fe­ the British government has important information to to males entrapped 24 male* and pledged IT million in develop many people, not only just ID boosted the average to 48 ment fundi. thoia attending the meeting. males. Much of the money la ex­ "Experiment* showed that Helen Gleeson pected to go into public works Cancer Society the aditi"n of rnch additional with the immediate objective female moth, up to a maxi­ to relieve unemployment. Pub- Mrs. Austin, City Editor; mum r f 10, wai equal tn inlie buildings will be restored. ..X haok—yniL.vary .ru v Ji .for. jn -ith e x .tt jv att tipht ifiJT roa'dt built. “ ~Private In the very fine w riteup you trap," the department report­ veitora alio are showing re­ gave u* in The Sanford Her­ ed. newed faith. They have pur­ ald. It was crrtalnly a very 1 am not entirely certain chased more than 13 million fine article on our annual what use th* department in government bonds and the banquet. plans to make of this dis­ Reynolds Metals Co. it re We appreciate all your covery, hut 1 imagine some­ ported considering expansion help. Thanka once again. thing like this will happen; of its bauxite operation!. Female hookworm moths David Littleton, secretary In bit government, Burnham will feel highly insulted upon Seminote High Chapter hai included all elements of learning that their stimula­ Future Farmers of British Guiana's population tion quotient averages only America and a state objective la to gain the faith of the East In­ dians. A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM Unfortunately, the divisive IS A GOOD INVESTMENT elements remain. Jagan'a party still controls 24 of the colony's legislative IT IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. seats but continues to Boycott LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE the legislature. A visit by British Colonial MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL Secretary Anthony Greenwood SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — made no progress toward heal­ ing the rift. During hia visit more than AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! 10o acres of sugar cane and more than 100 telegraph poles were destroyed as a sign of protest. And there are threats that the violence which in pro election month* took more USE THE BEST FOR SPRINKLER than 170 lives may be renewed. Economically, British Gui­ SYSTEMS AND OTHER COLD ana depends upon sugar, rice, bauxite and hardwoods. Even WATER TRANSFER PROBLEMS. with peace restored there ia little hope that it could become NON-CORROSIVE self-supporting. EASY TO SOLVENT WELD And with Jagan'a Eaat Indi­ ans now restored there is lit­ tle hope that it could become self-supporting. And with Jagan'a East Indi­ ana now resorting to a demand 220 N. FRENCH AVE. for partition, both peace and HANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 a viable economy aeem far “Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems" away. . . U. S. Aid Ready For three year* the United Elites withheld economic aid from British Guiana out of ■ conviction that Cheddl Jag in . ita East Indian-descended pre­ mier, intended to establish it as the first Marxist nation on the mainland of South Amer­ ica. Geographically, B r i t i s h Guiana la hardly more than a dent on the northern South American coast, but it borders both Brazil and Venezuela which are important targets of Communist infiltration, and it has easy access to Castro's Communist Cuba. Jagan, who makes no bones about his Marxist leanings, al so is an admirer of Castro and received important help from the Cuban leader in his running battles with the colony’s Negro population and the British. Ja g in is the leader of Bri­ tish Guiana’s East Indian group which makes up about 42 per cent of its population. In three years of rule, Jagan not only had wrecked the col- Herald Area Correspondents Enterprise Mr*. Rite Me Harris •66-1634 M8*4##4 Altaniente Springe Mrs. Julia Bartae 616*1111 ■ear Labe-Fereet City N i t Maryann Miles 6S6-66TK Caaselharry Mrs. Jen* Caaa«lbtrry 611-6646 Chain at* Mr*. Joan Magta 363-3741 DcBary Mr*. John Leon* 668-4686 L e ts Mary Mr*. France* Wsetee 311-6316 Lah* Ms*roe Mr*. H. L. Johnses 311471* L*BgWO*d Mr*. Dunn* Eats* •13-331T North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby 322-6766 OaUen Mrs. Clarrnca Snyder 111-4641 Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 666-1166 Mr*. Mildred Haney 666-6661 Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 646*4171 Qtyr fttuforh frratft Pag* l-A 8anford, Florida Thurs., April 15, 1965 W A L T S * A. « l* L O W . AO IT* A ANSI f I B LIS AAA TRANK VOLTOLINA. ROABBT ALEXANDRA FALL BAOOASAIAR AMOclSl* editor A d rorllA r# Dtractor FAKO VAB FKt-T RAT BRABB M .o .( In c e d ito r AdrerUalaa M t ia f t r B u A l* W IL L IA M • e c la ir B dltee I OOTTLA AUSTIN B e s ts m s CKr B dltee jr a r w all* Oeeaie M4Mr select Iw l BILL TINCBNT Atari fk o io ira p k o r PakltakeA deUr *a«*pt Sclurdar, Boeder aed Christmas; StiXUaXad A*torder preceding Christa** •V R s c a im o B U e a e D elivery ratsb Me weak ABASHOLK COUNT* ALL OTBRB MAIL g l . l l l Tear g i l l * I te a r AM A A eatke ATI A a e a t k e le d I U oatke A t ! I R oetk e I.M 1 M eath I Mm IB 0 . a F estal B egalaU eee F lorida skat a * waR aaketrlgM eM kt raid la ad rasee. ________________ • r Mail M e Week Tke Herald Is a waasaar e t tea D an es r te e e Akiaa le #*• titled s a e ia a lfs lr to ska aae (or r a r a iiU a tla a K i l l l i t leaai atw a p r isled la sale aswi L ateiod e e ( w t l claaa ■ attar to io a a r at, i l i a a l la* Feat t u t u s at k e a t.r d . Ft*rid*, eadar U e Act e t O e a a c a e e t S u i t L HIT. ____________________________ at Tae Bastard HeraJd ■ a r ke repredecsd ta a sp aa****r n i l s o l w rittaa permiaatwa e t tke poalitker eC Tke Herald. Aar Sail*Id asl e e l i r a raapsaalkla for sack rapraauctUa w ill ke .-n a id tr .d ea in ru n *.n * le a H er . 1 4 a * v * r ri* * l sa d w ul ko katd lu x la led d a u eg M wader t e a U * . __ _ Dr. Crane's "FAITH IS LIKE A LILY LIFTED HIGH AND WHITE" Letters 15 watts. They will immedi­ ately head for the beauty parlor and take other ateps to get their wattage up. One night a hunch rf male moths will be hanging around a street lamp when a female file* past. "Whoo-eet" they w-ill exclaim. "There goea a 30-watter.H At this point the depart­ ment's chemists will step in, produce the stepped-up allurant artificially and use it to entire the poor lad* to their doom. This make meke tobacco farmers happy, but I feel a twinge of eympathy for the moths. Virtually the same thing happened to me ones in Chicago. m mades to an even more baby­ ish state, namely, crying in public. So Walter ia desperate. He feels that he might as well be dead, which explains the typi­ cal reckless driving of pla­ tonic men. And when he can't atand the constant interns! strain of worrying, he rushes into the tavern to drown his anxiety via whiskey. Resides, he figures, as do these typical platonic drunk­ ards after 40, that he can at least divert his wife's suspic­ ion from his real problem if he tu ggers home Inebriated. "She'll Just think my lack of ardor ia due to my being drunk," ia the way such men reason. Besides, if *h« worries over his condition, that helps his ego for it means he still ex­ erts some dominance o\er his wife, even If It is only a bid for her maternal love, instead of her sweetheart ardor. So Walter's case ia a classic. Remember, alcoholism is us­ ually the amok* screen behind which failures try to hide) When K itrfloe* puceeteful men at 40, their typical "fail­ ure" la likely to be in the bed­ room, though the wife may not have analysed that faetl So aend far my booklet "How to Prevent a Platonic Marriage," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. Walter was snapped out el the (ex doldrums within two weeks, so he quit hia alcobo). ism, since it w ti no longer needed. Alcoholism (a hka a fire escape from a burning build­ ing. Put out the Internal emo­ tional "burning" and the vietime has little uae for the fira escape! Three Indicted SELMA, Ala. (UPI) — Three men were free tinder bond today on a murder in­ dictment charging them with the street slaying of e whit* clergyman, Rev. James Reeb, a 38-year-old civil righU ad­ vocate from Boaton, follow­ ing a demonstration last month. your doctor . bring your proscription to <R#umUto& ‘D’uiqa PR. s s s - o m DOWNTOWN SANFORD COMPLETE Ready to buy? Stop to INVESTMENT SERVICE and get fact* andflgum about Listed and undated Securities Mutual Funds our Mortgage Plan. FaJt service.^ convenient (and money-saving) t n ALLEN A CO. 311 E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. H y e n a i are principally acavcngeri and in many of the regions they inhabit In Africa and Asia they depend Member: Midwest Stuck Etch. largely upon the remains of Chicago Board of Trad* carcasses left by Ilona. Al­ though they are quite gencrjl lv rawattlLvlhoy-v.lil-at­ Orlando -Oates Rf pirsertU (It* tack h e l p l e s s animals and may be c o me quite daring MRS. STAN COMSTOCK when hungry. C I mm1*!***1* Iiltssska Ph. GA 6-8014 312 WEST FIRST ST. 8ANFORD, FLA Ita/ueP/uS" THE HAPPIEST MONTHLY. PAYMENT! Select a Home in IF Ravenna Park NOW “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride" Ona (a a comfortable t bedroom, l t t both bom# with largt living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kilchon, carports and uUlity Mom. PVC PIPE & FITTINGS WALL SUPPLY Walter'* ease t* a perfect example of bow the mind ran Interrupt Ike am noth functioning of I n t e r n a l gland*. Fear t u tbna In­ hibit glandular action and produce not only a “dry mouth" aa during atage fright, but apparently do much the same with the aex (unctions, too. Sterile wives, take note! CASE V-464: Waiter R., ag­ ed to, it a business tycoon. "But, Dr. Crane,” hi* wife tearfully begin, "Walter ha* changed his personality in the past six month*. "He used to be a devoted husband and father. And he was a pillar in the church and in our Boy Scout organization. "Now he has become a reck­ less auto driver and a heavy drinker, though he never touched liquor before. "And he is excessively cri­ tical of everything 1 do, even though I work hard to cook things that he used to rave about. "He call* my best dinner* 'slop' and scemi cbseised with a desire to humiliate me till I burst into tears, la he losing his mind?" ' "TT.~r.X u. . ;££ of a man whose brain has stopped the proper functioning of his sex organs. You faithful reader* of this column can diagnose Walter without my tellini you any further facts. _ 1 ^f • Walter is simpiy ■ platonic husband. He feeli ao low in hia own sight ( for impotence is the Achillea tendon of man’s mor­ ale) that he tries to gain a semblance of dominance by his excessively caustic critic­ isms of his wife. Remember, the " b e trc it" at the office is usually a "housecat" et home, who then tries to throw hia weight around and regain a sens* of masculine power by barking at hia employe*. The boy who la a bully and is never happy till he can tor­ ment other classmate* and make them shed tears, (eelt interior. So their le a n are a solace to the bully. "For that prove* they ere bigger babies than I am ," la hia secret thought. Boy bullies are often bedwetter* whose families have "covered up" for them, but then atilt tee) humiliated in their own sight, thus requiring that they reduce their com- FHA FINANCING—$84/MO. I NCI,. TAXES AND INSURANCE , S Jw S U n a h & k MODERN KITCHENS BY SENERAL ^ ELECTRIC C O N S T R U C T IO N C O . CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Central Offico 211 W. 25th 8L Tho*t m HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS rrj m �^ m m a m ta m /u m e a u b k 4 OUR BOARDING IIOUSE Horoscope Forecast ' »w c f nf*-.•*)<].., hi* 1 loyalty from you. Plan eoma form of recreation they like. Don't h e t l u u to bring your talenta before the right peo­ ple. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Xaow what kin dealra from you and Li mpMR7*'*r- In carrying out plane. Get rid of whaUver la no longer of real use. This will be quite caey to do today — ethers will land a helping hand. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) If you use more up-todate ayatema, you can get dally work done with greeter diapatch, alllee are more ap­ preciative. Shop, visit, etc. lie sure you keep Important appolntmanta on tlma. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Both small and big busi­ ness, monsy affairs can bs handled wisely so th at you hava much aoeurlty In ths future. Get advice from oxporta. Show that you apprec­ iate their efforti. SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. t l ) Smell personal matter* •an gow be perfected to ault your neede, deelree. Dree* nicely and be out to vielt with powerful Individuals. They help you In your embttlons. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Every opportun­ ity i> yours now to compre­ hend th at which haa been dif­ ficult in the past. Think over how you want private con­ cerns to progress In the fu­ ture. Take right initial steps. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Adding to your clrcla of friend* Is fine a t this time, so gad shout hither and yon. Express your alms with right ones. Gregsrlousness pays off big dividends now. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) Hitting It off well With powerful Individual* will facilitate tha accomplishment i.t --* f~ « i» tg a T " y w -iiKwr-ftr U V rrtll Pape 2-A—April 15. 1965 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner i t h AEIB8 (Mar. 31 to Apr. 19) Analysing well your ob­ ligations, knowing what oth­ ers oapoot of you and paying bills la flna now. P ut In a good day of activity. Than have a delightful evening with your loved one. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Faying mors attention to tho vlewpolnU of asaoeiaU*. you can have fa r beUer rela­ tions with them, especially In small m ature. Oat Into af­ fairs of policy. Give them aealaUncs they need. GEMINI (May 21 to June t l ) Impress those around by youy efficiency and loyalty — bo practical. AsaooiaUi will than be happy to co-op­ erate with you more. AH of your affairs run fa r mors smoothly as a consequence. MOON CHILDREN (Juns 22 to July 21) Close ties and friends would bo graUful for | I fn firl * jr Friday, April I t , IMS GENERAL T E N D E N ­ CIES i Thia la not a v*ry Im­ portant (tar or avanliif, al­ though it ia food to look In­ to whatever Tacaa you that haa to do with secrets that you want to know about, In order to handle m atu re on a batter footing, Show th at you can k ttp qulat about your friend* and condition* •van tho Umptad to oaplain 1 Mr mlnd. Increase prestige by being mors dignified. Utilise energies wisely. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) If you are broad-minded now and open your contcioueneea to greater Ideas, you can get out of that ru t you find yourself In. You can grow proportionately. Don't limit your eapabllitlei. IF Y O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, ho «r she will be tha possessor of two great qualities — Imagina­ tion and perseverance, which will lead him or her very far ip the world of business, fi­ nance or art. However, teach early that directions In stat­ ing alma is also a virtue, otherwise othsrs will ba re­ sentful of the aerretiveness In this nature. Bend to col­ lege, if possible. T h e Stare Impel, they do se t compel." What >ou make ef year Ufa U large, ly up to YOU! Carroll Klghtar's Individual Forecast for your sign for May is now reedy- For your copy sand your blrthdata and |1.00 to GerreU Rigktor Forecast (Tho Sanford Har­ old), Box 1021, Hollywood 28, California. SWATTER ST. 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N. Y. I l l t l . 17. Janitorial Services TENTSCH MAINTENANCE se rv ice 4 Suppliea t i l l 8. P a r k Dr. SS3-4S4t 19. Guilders Supplies USED Sanford'a Moat Complat* tkd w il l ia m s IBI E. t l l h . udw 55. Fum ltura For Bale FHt-K ESTIWATE Itl-IIM 22. Plumbing PLUMHINQ C o n t r a a t l n s lla p tlr* Uaed fu r n llu r * appliance*, tool*, F R E E ESTIMATES ate. B uughl • Sold. L arry * II. L HARVEY Mart. I l l Sanford Ava. Ph. 1*4 *40fnrd Av*. til-3111 . j r . u R -----------------—■ — 2 . 1‘eroonnl.H l iu -> ..u lievu ■ d r i n k in g problam. W rlta T. a lloa 1213. Sanford. i i a i u h b t t "' i ia a u i r aofi water, evening |I>1 Hu Oak, 131-&T4-. op. app'la- no 6 . Child Caro NANNIE'S KID D IE CARE, W l never d u e l . Licensed nuresry, In fan ta to •- HID 8. Oak Ave. Ilt-O tll. AQUA 1'HTS t i l a 11law s I hn Ava, Trap. FI eh, T u r ll a r. (lull) tlitl A all A q u a riu m m p p l l i i . Excellent a m * f»r Keeler. I ’A lfl ur lied H u m H unting Hounds, I m n n i h i old. Call ill-sirl. S U Itl'IllS E v o u r Children with a 11v i C u t e r ltild .lt, line*m i n ' i , O i t u n • E n te r p r is e lined. I J t - I K l . UltHTON Hull T e r r i e r AKC I t ig le tr r e d , nl. iiuppy, Center 12. Special Notices CAN AS lUX Camp begin* Ju n e 101ti , Cake Holden. For In­ f o r m a tio n ealt 323-3105. Fred (Jana a. tHr-t*r.tTTT-r.-«Vr»rMIM; Box l o t A, Houta !, South Sa n fo rd Ave, extended. 3*3• I II. Income Tax Ileiumo I t Yeare Experience, C*ll Laniar William*. Vive Points. Ill-Ill). All Type* Suppliea —■ Foldere NUMISMATICS I for l l «0 P O W E L L S O P M C E fU P P L T 14. Hlcycle Repairs ALL WORK GUARANTEED W* Have Fa rt* * Arraeenrle* TOY COHHAL Ill-lltl IS. Special Services O F FE R IN G A SFRCIAL SKHVICKI 11ore th a n raadera era Chi Hanford Herald c l a u l f l e d ade dally lla tee ■> low a i Mo por lino par dayl DMI I J I - t l l l or ( t l - l l l l auO p l i o i r o u r adl SICK ROOM NEEDS Wheel Chair*. W a l k i r i , Can** A C r u i r h a i fur r m l or aala. F r a ir r lp ito n e a t I. o w e • I Prices H larount tn |i*upll over (1 A all Service Pareonnil. C h i. k our price* __KAUST-DKUu-STQUEVri* Delivery llt-M M A & H CONTRACTORS It Oil K IU PRO V K MENTS. MUDFISH. PAINTING 4 1NCUIATIVU F in a n c in g A rranged 322-21ST GARDEN WOIIK. It Pays To Use The HFHALD W ant Adi. '«( YAMAHA la CC. excellent condition, fe at th a n 3.00# mile*. I I I ! caah. l l l . l l l l . downalalr* fa n , Adulta 108. Rooms For Rent 123. Boats X Motor* ROOMS fnr Man, <01 Magnolia. 112-0710. TURN, n a a m , aam l-prlvgt* bath, | ) a mo. I I M I I I . LAKKFRONT efficiency, prlv a le E n t r a n t * 4 Hath. W a t e r 4 llahta furn., S12 49 week. III.X3IT nr I l l - I T I I . BEDROOM 4 k itc h e n ette . And 7-Bedroom. I12-T1AI. NICK Room 4 Hoard. W om an o r Man. 1 1 1 . I l t l . 113, Wanted To Rent I ll* SPA ItCIt A I T , > Uadroom )>xt. s ; : - M i it . O a l e w a y T* T h* W a t e r w a y Hobson Sporting Goods Your E VINRUDE Dagter l a i - t - l E. let. Ph. l l l l l l l DAT 4 KITEI H e rald w a n t a d s w o r k for *a tittla 4* l i e 4 d a y l ________________________ SALE OR T R A D E Com petition R a r in g Hoat w ith T r a i l e r —. 11'*", V I.K da lbroc k IIH.% M a g , I Carbe., p r r a a u r a fuat, Oa* or Malhonal, F u lt In* a lru m a n ta , *1 lo f l mph, UAS « r trad* for Alum in um F1>h* Ing lloal. Approx, I I H P a b b Trailer. I I I . I U T , ___________ BANK Seminole Realty "Ona of you h id batttr ch sn js lanes FASTI” 77. Situation Wanted 9o. H o u h f s For Snle .tee. L A 'O E . NKIV, C Denim-built home. Hulling 1(111* Oolf t o u r e r , San l.an In Tor In­ f orm ation r a t i I S . -3171 Yard- Jit-«.1S. COUHTEOU3Y CHARGE ACCOUNTS— llm ltad credit If WINDOW CI.KANINH, you own a phona. P u t olaaalPAINTING 4 repair. I I I . 1(11. work, I t l - I M l . fled A la lo w ork fur youl t IIKDHOOU IMONINO, mv borne IM-tOOl t Beth Heme "a im a te ly 24. Well Drilling S acre yard. Fenced back S a tisfac tion g u a r a n te e d . ECHOLS BEDDING CO. yard, aaaurle d fruit b r a r t n s WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS Bedd.ng A F u r n l l u r * tree*. Well for yard, p a r t i a l ­ HI. Urn! Estntr • Sals S F IIIN K L E R SYSTEMS AT FACTORY PRICES: ly furntehe.1, waaber, dryer, All Type* a n d Six** l i t Magnolia I22-4121 *jvo , rrfrlH erai.il, , a id T ' \ " W# a.id Service 4 law iim uwrr. DOME AMI*. ‘ S c d x i r . ■ .-■ »•“ « # • * \ K REVS " f o r *UH.NT | It. lit« F r o n ta g e over Sod feet on Machine a n d Supply Co, Hospital, ItoRaw ar*. Juvenile. Magnolia. F r u i t a n d ahad* JOT W. 2nd SI 1 U -44II F R E E delivery and Pick-up. Ire**, aultabl* for Inveeinteul F U R N IT U R E C E N T ER or H r** home. D rlrtd to aril l lo a F re n c h Av*. 30. Home Appliances a t I to.too with Irrina. l i l d 332-1301 S«»it I l ia w a tb a a t 1T-II Ph. t t t - f t l l Magnolia. NEW API'LIANCES a t W ar*, IIAVH a email C o m -rd a Mlm-k HOUKItT A. WILLIAMS h o u ta Price*— Krlaldelre, 60. IlusineM Opporl. Iteeld rm e in I ^ k r Conway l la a llo r Hot P dnt, ItCA, Benlth, ate. P a r k , o rla n d o , for trad e for Raymond l.undqulat, Aaao. Call Charlie Uormly r o l l e d SERVICE BTATIUN for l.*a**. alm lla r property In Seminole a t Aeewclated Radio 4 TV, County, Call C arolyn Ulllnor Good location. G»od r a f - r - 333-3151 A tlanlla Hank Uldg. i 2113 N. t i r i n g * A v a , OrUn« Aaaoolate, encaa A aomo C apital r e q u ir ­ do < :; - 2 5 u . Home A Income Property ed. Call l l t - O I I I C h a ir lleauty Shop with all SANFORD ELECTRIC 69. Hehool* X InatruclInnH • q ulpm ent for 1 operator* 4 T U B TIMM TBSTill) FIRM Home w ith 2 I o t a oh ( lane (1. U. An, llanco*—New 4 Uead I 3 |.||:| hig h w a y . I’rlred fnr quick M l N. P a r k Ayr. I K Magnolia 1 ^ - |( || FI.YING SEMINOLE ItANi'H rSpar* University A irport) . aala. l i t , I d " wi t h Term*. PPT ON TliCH “ BAST Bit 21, Musical Instruments Lm-ated 1 mllaa Eaal of Gvlndo OUTSTANDING honnktand jo in tub <>n llw y. ( I t le now open. COUNTRY HOME PAIIADK T o O P R I and I Fla mi Pei vicing Or T u ning Student tn e t r u r t ln n now g iv ­ I H r . It* Ualha, L arge L11. Dll. lilt. IIOMKH. I ami I II A l l IH lien* t.'uiuhua — t : : - : « « i en In I'lper flier.ike# “ Ho", Kill-hen. TV Hoorn, Drape*. CHOICE lAH’ATION II If ACom* nn and learn tn fly I.IHTICAId.V PRICED, BEST H ardw ood Floor*. Double I'lano T u n in g »n* R epair NOW. E x p e r t Instruc tion In TERMS EVER. Carport*, 1 Room Utility W. L H arm on ••• 2:2-1223 a relaxed a tm p a p h e rs r e m o v ­ llouaa, Sw im m ing Pool. Com. ed frnm huay traffic- pattern*. p i t t a playground, 1 acre land, 21 . Uplinlstery T n l n - e n a l n e C h a r te r availM a r I. Price 1)1,•no. Term* able anywhere. For a p p o in t ­ over YEARS m ent Ph. l a s - c n t . l a v e a t m t n i 4 Really C. A. WHIDDON, SR. of fine w urkina nehlp In u p h 'd I I I N. P a r k Ava. ilt-m i it no Kkm r l r r l n g , Draperlaa, HLpcuvrra. 71. Mala liotp Wantad till 8. Dark I I I III Tim* Paym ent* a* 11111* a* PARK RIDO E—SUBDIVISION | ( mn. D ra p ary h a r d w a r e InI lidrm., I Hath, Sparlnua, Don BRAKR AND a ta lla tlon. hie (1arig*. C a p tra l Ileal, JOHN K. FOX, K U L r DECORATING SHOP ALIGNMENT MAN Hqlll-in R llrb e n , Hrexkfaal R ealtar Ph l l t - 3 l l | GDOUTEAR SERVICE h*e da, Area. L arge Dining Ifonm, f. P a r k Ava. t|t.» (l> alrabl* opening for r t p e r l e n o . H.xldad Front Lawn. City 42. PlanU, Feeds, Heeds rd Urak* A A llanm a nt man, Sewer I I I .t o o — ( • • • Down. ab ility to aall service need* O ptn Dally, E v a a ln s * I I I to custom e r Is helpful. Thl* V Kit KEN A Plant*. ( P u r p l a i. 1711. le a p e rm a n e n t pneltlon with r u m * n e t Them. Mr,. J. E. Meal K a 'a te — fa aura nca ■Iratn. I(RS H l l h ta w i i Av*. g u a r a n te e d s a l a r y plu* In. | I * P a r k Ava l t ) - l « l l LA HOE I heqraom born*, I tensive Bubetantlxl t a k e balha. Ft*, ranm, llv lng-dlnhome pay for a producer, 59. Mine. For Hale log, large a lo ra g e , carport, nA itT P i i / n i C R fum panr b e n efit, Indud* n e a r ahuppltig center, p l a y ­ Ileal Huy U r o k t r Life 4 llo a plta lle allnn I n s u r ­ Carpal* clean a a t l r r with th* ground near, 11)0 niovta you I l l - M i l llay o r Night ance 4 a ra tlr e m e n l p rogram lllu* Luatr* E la ctrlo PhamI", II P«y all clo alngl, b u l l 4 paid vacation. T his la all pooar only I t par day. Carfa rro w , t n au ra n ra, etc. Call free of m a t lo employer. C on­ I l l - t o i l a f te r I p. m. roll F u r n l l u r * Co. MOW TOU CAN T nADK ve nie nt Interview will b* a r ­ IN ALL HI STATUS ra n g ed Nights, Hat., or S u n ­ LADIES Bho* gala, (I I I IIAVKNNA PA RK, Medallion d e r If necessary. Reply by home, I lidrni.. tty bath. Con* SURPLUS CITY l e t t e r S ta te E ducation, E x ­ tact F. W, T aylor, C t t - f l l l , era r a d i a n s * , we will a r ­ 201 W. l a t 122-7111 perience. H s e k s r n u n d 4 t e l e ­ ra n g e a trad* on pro|i*rly phone No. In form ation will anyw here In the Culled N'» DOWN PAYMENT VA. ImAPT. Blea Elactrlo Blov* 4 h* kept confid ential. C ontact m ediate ecoupancy, ) Rad* f l a t * or Canada. Tell u* what llrfrlH e rato r. 1001 Palm alto. room, H* hath, wooded loi, or call F. C. Sturm , S t o r t you have a n d w hat you end,led lawn. Inquire a t nur Manager, Goodyear Service, w a n t. Member of I n t e r n * . Ik Cu. Ft. FHKKXKH, Ilk* new. new oft lea t.UN E nle rprla ta, U I W. lat. m u. m - i « i . Ilnnal T r a d e r * Club with Inc, I I I Icingwond p la ra . I over l.ni'O member o lf lte e Ml. South fin IT .II. Call col« 2 HAHY CHIUS. (71, i:i-n » 4 « . MEN Capable of doing Repair th r o u g h o u t the Wurld. A Naw Addllluna. ( l u l l have l e d I3S-SS11. Tout*. Young man <o learn P O W E R MOWER, Uralta m an DELTONA — 1 Hdnn. houaa, Trad*. Cali i t t - H G t a t t a r 7 11“ R otary typ*. 2H H P EliIdeally f u rn l.h e d for Florida pm. sin*, f a a th a r w e ig h t. R u n t 4 t i l l S French living. Hrlck P a t io In yard, looba good. Only | t 0 Caah. FOOD 4 DRUG ROUTE open t£p Mil N. W alllnglun Dr. Ph. I t i - t k t l . btmlnul* Co. fl.UQO • flO.OOU 1 “ B S S S a --; AV aT l a ULK l J u n e — I bed­ .RJ'I ‘J n.L X‘J J - J L v c r r — <- J - uvujv __F » C J H - W VwR(*(.- V.h r t ir ^O .T tfW T orT ttJa room, I bath, p r iv a te owner. 111. F r u l t la n d P ark. Florid*. . Ikv. o v e n , C r n l e r Grill. I'b. H I Minioaa T erra ce , Sunland 3I2-7141. Ealalea. 72, Female llalp W anttd aloe* t* high aehool; lilt* In K K M I O I tE Elactrlo Ironar, a u r e n r a ; 110 ft. I r o n la g a — l(oo DISCOUNT Ilk* naw, t t l - o l t l . MKCHETAHY, Modern Office. l lo down, f t ! m onth . I l l - F o r quick t a l e of tba "COZY 1 days. Itet ween W in te r COTTAHB" al I M i Hal.lord SEWING MACHINE P a r k a Sanford. 1- ft. P l a n tr , 2 Ava. Till* horn* f a a l u r r e DUE T il DIVORCE Inc., Ilnule 1, Oviedo, Fix. J95. Houses For Hale .'harm in g living room wlili I have a 10*1 t l s - e a g Hawing flraplara. aepa ral* d i n i n g Mwchlna with • payment* of WOMAN, I t la (o unencum liar- 1 room, larg a kitchen. (Needa l(.7u rem aining. A t a u n i e ORKKNUHAIR *4, Live In. m u st drive, g e n ­ m udernlaa tlonl. 1-liadroom*. l-ayrnanta or p a r |1C Caah. eral h o m e w o r k , Salary. 3 *'hole* lata a v allsbl* i s O reaaI careened porch** a n d large t'u m pleta ly guarantaad 4 b r a lr ef Leah A rb a r overlookadult*, good horn* f a r r i g h t -quipped. Make* buttonhole* l l l x l l l ft. nicely landacaped l a s s a l t asura*. C u ■ t o m p a rty. Call I t t - m t . Ml. If yau ar* looking for a 4 d o te fancy work. Call a n y ­ b u l l d u t f tn yo u r apaclfloa. HOME, nut Juel a bone*, w* time COLLECT Orlando HA NU Itg KS A l p s , L> F. N. A H*Sr Hunt. d r a a n b r a J r developed ura* you In 1*1 u« allow .hie (-.1(77. by letered Nurse*. Apply DeHery lo you. Term* available. KfNOHWOOD Manor. D ellery, Fla. « * ( - < ||( . HOTPUINT 1 Door, R e f r i g e r ­ llUfMlKItS, IRC. ator, (in. i ) | . | 2«i a f te r t. 111-1011 KEY punch verifier ope rator a a tor, (la . a f te r t. E apertanced. a a p a h l a of ■Of F a i r m o n t Dr. m a k in g p r a a r a m card*. * aU N S l Huy, Sell, Trad*. Re­ tra n s c rib in g source douiii t a t S. P a r k Ava. p a ir OSTEEN HHIDGH CAMP menta, a ccuracy and speed a n y tim e 4 GUN SHOP. 332-1121. essentia l, p e rm a n e n t pneltlon. P e rsonne l Dept. I'h aas A G o v e rn m e n t O w ned f o . i Bug l o t , Sanford, FU . llumM Epoxy, P.V.A. llouee. Auto. MCCALL C orporation haa Marina, F l b e r s l a a a cloth. R a ­ opanlng f a r p a r t lima repr*. J cine, Sandpaper, Tap**. T h in ­ a an iatlv * (a call our renaw at I. I, 4 < HEDRODUS ner*. Primer*. Aerueol Spray cualum er* on McCall'a and Selection of I, | , and ( I, m 4 1 IIATIIH llomba. Mineral Bplrlle — 10c Red bunk Magaalli*. Work Redronni* localad In v a rio u s BQ CIP PE D pur gallon In your rn n ialn ar. duna e ntirely on y o u r own LOWKITCHEN S e .tla n * e f Fagford Mi INTI It, Y PAYMENTS Epoxy Glue*. U ra lh a u e V a rphona. Haplratlo n Hal* f nr Im m edlala Delivery I MM i: l>I A IK DELIVERY nlehr*. Paint* . Ilruaba* 4 niatied monthly. Writ* Mr. <1. F a r Cnni|it«I« tnfnrvnMion Roller*. Faaoo Corp., ||u u MONTHLY PAYMENTS C. Huatall. 117* P a a ch traa I n or C t ll Your F rench A ve, Hanford 111- l t d . N K. Atlanta, (la. FROM $50.00 l ii v . (130 E. I lk y . (a, o r l a n FOR THE REST HOME do 37(-tal3. 72. Male or Female l l a l p “ SALES nnOKKU BUY N o CARRYING CHARGES SEE YOUR WILL Furnleti T railer 4 UGII- ' If* H ave Th* Home For You NO DOWN PAYMKNT tlaa F r e e In Itellrad Cviipl* New llotn* In Coneol*, | | T ; K o u n . i t , |n Cunaola, i l l , o r U 4 > In r e t u r n for 2 or J hours, houeeworh, a day a a Singer P o r la b la a la -ee g e 4 weak. Must have d r i v e r * IImake* bullanhulas, III; i*n*e. i * ) - ( f ( n (lorea p o r ta b le I I I p a y ae t i l l PA R K DRIVE m il* ae tt.31 pa r weak. All -••id w ith 1 y e a r uncundt- 74. Sales Help Wanted 3is-2130 NIUIITS tiouai guarani**. 111-01(1 l'ING In e u rg m * Habit. | ll-IITI BANFOIID SEWING CE NT ER R UIL : i . ( M i in -m i Sanford. Will Train. Ph * |0< B.c P a r k Av*. Ilt-tlll 422-1D4I a f te r l i t P m. OrUnd«. NYMiN Mrab P la y pan. Ilk* new, llo. 322.(021. 77. Situation Wantad IDVI.LWILDK HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS ll F i l i n HIM. : Kalb. C entral W H ITE SEWING MACHINES Tall them **u sa w U la Th* |f * * t 4 Air, 2 c a r garage, A uthorU rd Sales A Se rvlet c o rn er |o(. FIIA financing Sa n fa rd Herald! GARRETTS ■y owner, I t l . l l o o . u i n. I I M I I I h o u s e w o r k * r B sb y a l ti l n s . 322-3(01. 1 1 EVENING lira '*•*, all* 1 4 T, F a n r e d back yard. Alum inum orricai i n - i n i 1 ern n t w Beal Cover* fnr DKI'KMDAULK Girl w a n t # pallu canupy, r o n v a n la n l lo Nlghtei 111.bid* '( ( l iu ltk Special. Call l i t day* work. H ou.eheapln g ur b a it . ||u u down. lll.llll HI U b talitln g . ) ) J . ? I I ^ ( U i a t t a r ( p- to. l l l ( Park Pflv* sibBib. Cali l l l - l l l l . 22. Painting stemper agency ^POSSESSION5 1 IIEUUCMihl, 1 Hath, D nfiitnlabed, nlee nelg bborlum-t, Eucliiaed I’alln. 129, A ulnm olm Servlc* FURN. Apt. C|oe* fa, Jlm m l* Cowan. 333.(41 S. I lledroom. I Hath, Furnlehed, WKLA.vA APARTMENTS wall lo vt.ill earpallng, air \ '. Flral 31. coiidltlunad, N'lc*. JOHN RAULS AGENCY REAL ESTATE UIIOKER Appraleal Spaelallat I I I No. p a r k Ill.tlT I H ourch For Rent fn f f iin ih h e d I H r , t l.alh. I l l ; I Ur, | hllb, I la; I I 1 I H r. llr, Ur., Hr., wlili I ha lb, l i t ; | hath, l i e n i | bath, 1 1 In; I hath, I I M T hft an* F lorida lluom. )H Magnolia 4 I BEDROOM Apt., redecorated, f i t m o , 1-ak* Jeaeup. p b n n e ALL WORK GUARANTEED t i l w . t a d St. i RKDitiHiM. m in i r n T A O K , IV. let Ht., I l l . f l T J . 3 IIEDIltx.M , F i l m , H ardw ood floor*, C a rp o rte . tltllliy room, clean. Ne*r NAS ( l a mo. ItAVENNA PA RK. 3 lledroom. IK bath. 111! mo. l l l . l l l l ...9USE.Ul.in........ ........... ......... NEW. unfurnleliad l- b e d r o a m D u p le > A p t , tile hath, lerta*»o flour*. V enetian blind*, k itc h e n equipped, w a t e r f u r n lehtd. I I I - 21 II a f te r I p in. I It ED ROOM F u r n . Ifau**, (*( mo. Include* water, l l t - l l p f . IIDRM., K itc h e n equipped, I I I . ntc* yard, i n . i a i i . LOCH A It III ill T H R E E lledroom. 1 bath, b itr h e a e quip •»*» 00. Call 11111(1 It A William*, Realtor. lll.llll 'IS '31 10 '34 17 IS 'IS ( bav. |SM btL M2 wo, Mrrcury *717 bal. *M wo. Merrary *IM bat. SIS mo, Chav. $141, b s l * 6 mo. liaKoto *109 b s l |1 « n o , Ply. U87 b s l * S mo. Chav. «•> bal. 9 9 mo. A m y l Trsds-Iast 464 6 SANFORD AVE. OPEN BVKNINr.R Ssoford, Florida SM.430S Nsltonsl RfsosonsU oa l ie . IUI/ 111. 11( 1. FURN. Apt. lll-O K T . Lets Do f Bus mess Togethei A T T E N T IO N TRUCKERS! PRICKS HKLOW INCLUDE FULL RECAP X CASING L A R t l E * It.tout llou e e . L a k . M o n r o a •(:. mo. i: : . ( o | A . Cavarg 3 III>ftM. Furn. Apt. |» 1. J h | ‘i K 31el SI. R obert A. W l|. llama t i : - 3 » l l . AVALON APARTMENTS U I W. I n d 81., Itt-H IT IID R M . Caeaelberry. clean, fan mn. Nanfurd 133-7344 or Ph. 111.4(11 4 « t * O lx a a f o p * Dial l l l - I I D i 322.X237. I Stnkorik Glass snd Paint Company AUTO GLASS 4 SEAT COVER CO. REALTY FI'U NIHIIFD * lid rm.■ I •» C o u n tr y Club Circle, Adult* only. 1 E F F . APT. p r i v a t e balk, aqltable for Couple o r Slngl* peraon. Ideally loegtad downtow n. Inquire a t Manuel Jaoohaon Dept. Star*. I l l M. let STEN STR O M 2111 P a r k Dr. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED IK FU R N ISH E D Ap t , with Air conditioned bedroom, I I I . I l l E. 1th SI. 113.(111. 6:25x20 9:00x20 10:00x20 10:00x22 ...... ...... ...... ...... 1.18.50 143.50 950.00 950.00 THR*ABOVE PRICES CARRY A ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE! You'll Save Money And Be H ippier In A *65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. McROBERTS "Exctllsut Sorriea Too” TIRE SUPPLY 4M W. FIRST 9T. 911-0951 Stricklind-Morrison Ford, Inc. m * i4 u W. Park S44-891S Thanks for your wonderful response lo the Seminole Realty SPECIAL PAINTS Clean furnlaheil a p a r t m e n t a tt i c Ph. 3 I J.M M . UAHAHE for float (flora I*, 13 FI. OWENS C r u l l e r 4 T r a i l , H tply Bax H I . flanford l ia r r r . va ry good condition, fu lly t a l l TRAVKI, T R A IL K ft ft* aid. equipped. Call a f t e r • P m . 1IM S a r k Avenue Ft. Yellow etone), S e lf-co n ­ weekday*. 122.T ill.________ 122-1313 a n y tim e tained. Can be a t*n at f i l l 115. Auto# For Hals o r a n g e HI, Hanford, Fla1 - 1 1 FI. Plywood C o u r i n r y 1 UCDIIOOM llouee. r t e a n A clue# In. Term*. Dh. Jim m ie Plaiting Hoat*, * « | . | 7 l t . SKYLINKR, r e ­ 10'), Molille Homes - Kent t i ltrl a c taFORD Cowan. JJt-HMJ b l e hardto p, radio, h e atB E T T E R HOME HUTS ar* " l a ar, pow e r a lt e r i n g , need* ba found dally In th* alaxal. T H A II.r.q w t h c a b a n a , nice tranemiaalon t i l l . Ph. 111. fled e tc t lj B of Th* S a n f o r d i l l ? or *** a t 111 Oarrlaon lot. I l l - M a t lla ra td . Dr. 3 UKDRDOM T r a i l e r on I d k * HKVtMAI, O u t l ie oiling 1 4 1 Aebtiy, Adult* only. Ph. l “ - Ay KI'HKI* a u to m a tic , good lledroom llnrr.ea a v ailab le In TKI condition, nice body, I new a ll Areaa ot S anford. Lot Ui Dree. Real b a r g a i n H i t r**h. • how you A roundl o r aea DO Uradahaw 106. Apartmsnta for Rent Dr. DOWNSTAIRS F u rn . Apt. I l l* ' l l T R -I w ith Radio 4 Heater, l i l t 101 Palm etto. exi-etlant condition. StS-SSIS l i m ■ Dark Ava. I.AKF. MARY, Clean lata* IlOlt McKER USED CARS _______ y i H i t a n y tim e _______ Furn. Apt., I Rdrm.. Adult*. NO MONBT DOWN l?;.)»lo, •01 Fr*n?h AV*. 323-0731 96. Houses • Sale nr Rent N O i-A o fiT rb b K D E D l i. a h i : c i ' i r A i i i i F u t k . I'iinii* us. . f ^ s r r 't ----;—r . — I I PLYUODTH I door. Auto. i l l . 11*1. T rane m ltala n 4 Healer, real 1 IICDROHM, I llelli. R a venna 'SI F *lens f t 111 bsL $41 wo. clean. Sacrifice. Ph. D i - I I l f . a'arb. I m m e d ia te nccupaiii y. 'l l Rstab. 1837 bsl. $11 wo. Very re ae onable . Ow ner. Ph. FURN. APT., UOO Mallonvlll*. ' l l FORD. | door Sedan, Real ItM tll. ______ 1 lilt. A|<t I'll. 111-0,II. 'SO Ply. 5782 bsl. »ST wo. clean 4 new tlrra . •5S Cbrv, |7 9 I b s l $59 nto. ( I l l *n B7. Houses For Rent FLORA L IIFIO HT S, X r * ™ , SANFORD MOTOR CO. ' l l Dod|# M U bsl. $14 mo, Furn.. : lldrm.. No law n lll-llll IVnrk. Hanford Av*. S. lo Ht- IAA F rench Ava. NEW, F urn. 1 Uadroom. 1 Hath, '59 Ford $793 blL »I9 wo. alsn. P hone bl*. i n to rani t rnontbe, Adult*. No pate, 11*3 AUSTIN HEALEY 1.IA0 'SO RsPtb. |I M bat. $57 mo, a f t e r l p m . 1 2 ) .t o i l . Air Comt. A vailable May M |lrt"',xr, 4 •!*!, wlr* wheel*^—air D l.illv :.„n 1532 but. 531 mas :i 4 11.. iJuu a i T f l 'r * * ;;i’ < *u mo monte. 33I-IS3S. 59 Ford $SSS bsl. $52 mo. Cell a f t e r i, I l l - o i l ) F o r re nt, i - a k r l r u n t home In lim li Arbor, 1 bedrootna, 1 *S0 Corvslr |I9T bsl. IM mo, ' l l PLY. FURY ( Dr., • pee* balha. L e t t * required. |n i 4 ROOM APT. si*. W i n . , pw r. Blear., Pw r. •SB Esmb. t i l l bsl. M l wo. Pin* L ab* D rive ( K e y at Newly decorated, w a ll ta welt Itrakr*, p w r . R ear Window*, In i), Cat p ili n g 4 Carport*. <01 '59 Ply. |S97 bsl. M l wo, re ally loaded, ((not aacrlfle*. E. H t h SI. Will ta k e | l i a <*eh 4 aaaum* 'St Rswb. 1799 bsL M l wo, F II A 4 V A payment*. Call 131.07(1, Heal Ratal* Hatre llr o k e r FFIINISIIK D Duplex, Adulta 'SO Marrury M U baL M l n o , e llliio . '( I FORD Coupe, I cyl., good HAVE RENTALS 10 Rsmb. MM bal. M l wo. running, u**a no oil. I I qti, 5IERI.K W. W A R N E R SMALL Furn. afflclaney Apt , •IT Cedilla* MM bsl. 991 wo. pe r gal. or 323-«T4S. REALTOR for 1 or roupl*. L lf b i * A lll.llll 7ol a. Park 11 Ford *1098 bdIJIO wo. w a t e r Included, 1(1. Ill-7 t> » . «3V4 F A U f o N Sprint, a u t o m a t , '59 VW *197 bsl. M l wo. le. X, R. 4 II., new Urea, FC11h\ llouee. S People, Lake UNFIIIIN. 2 lldrm Dilpleg. K i t . { I j t l t M l . 40*1._____________ M a rk h a m (►» pe r mo. Call ’5S Chrv. 1399 bal. *10 n o , chan Equip., Avail. April 13. Ball-Blair Agency 8. Pets & Supplies 121. Rcnntara 4k Cycles NATIONAL SO U TH W A R D 4. lleauty Care 106. ApartmsnU for Rent ?100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES WILSON - MAtB R FURN Uuy — 3*11 — T rad* 111-11 E. 1st. Ill-IO t T er th* b l f f t a t eelectlen e f n e arly naw and uaad f u r n i ­ ture. ae* Noll's F u r n i t u r e B ro k e ra g e In Caeaelberry on 17-11. Open * day* I la *. CORNER Double 1.01. I 'a n M I - TOO i t r c i l M O O M l Rent Iv furn. t - n r . Iloui*. llu at t h ro u g h “ F o r R a n t" ad*. Oat sacrifice, j i « i Magnolia, Call e x tra I n c 'm # ' 322.(« a ; a f t e r * p m . I MDMM,. tgt*. Id r i n g poa m . 1 BEDROOM. I B eth , C e n tra l Range. Pine era at Area. lie at, C o r n e r Lot, Double Itf.lltl, Carporto. J 22- 2 U* NKAT F u r n , C o tta g e aultabl* f I Oh DOWN fnr Couple. P r i v a t e yard. I I1R., IS a II FI*. Mm. Ter. :.Q't l'alinetfn, I F i c o n , Ktt equip 1ST mo. p a re all. H B U I L T REALTY, Office In V tllaa* Hall. N. Or- 102, 5loh||a llom ta • Sale lando. 3 22-tM l, nlghto I I I . lilt. I - : and t Dtdraonaa SK W and USRD Tt) S E T T L E EST A T E Awning* 4 Cabana* I.a ra* (-B e d ro o m hom e a t ttM QHAI.I "Y MOBILK IIOMFS Dark Ava. V t r y Ideal fur llw y. 1 I . | ) S 112-2112 l i r a * family. N e a r Churrbee and School,. A v e r y out- l i f t MODII.K Ham*. New alntidlng buy for only 11 1,000. Moon, 1 bedrnoma, J t o u m i S uitable te r m " r a n be w o r k ­ paymenta. F o r In form a I Inn ed out for I HI able buyer. call Seminole Realty FU R N IT U R E ttt-M ft U p h s le ta r ln c A U a t t r s a a r e n ­ ovating. Naw A Uaad F u r n i ­ PRE-CAST Concrete Step* ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. OREOOHY LUMBER CO Co. a t t a t Celery Av*. 133110 Maul* Av* ilt-OlftS 11 IT. 20, Hardware 97. Houses For Rent a St. Johns Realty to aava lima anil money w h i n ahnnpln g lor I h i c a r o t your rholra. 4 1 "T ou nam e It—W* h a a# III" 0tl* Payton Realty DEADLINES 12 Noon Day Hr fore Publication For liuertiom and Kllla (Sat. Noon For Monday) LAWN AMERICAN RENT-ALL 16. Interior Decors tors Dial n i r t t l — Hal L a i , n i s t a a c * 1 4 I * 6 * * F I M T SHOP NEW LOCATION V>« So. F re n c h > 1t-(7ll r.itk ta n Trrnm Bamlaola ►a 51. ArtlclM For Rsnt VOSS LANDSCAPING— T h ln h In g of a U nderap* petto, rorb gat Ian. flower bed, H w n m a l J I t n x n c * p r o g r a m — Call I I M I I I a f te r t j a p. m. 322-5612 ■ 15. Special Services * * * $100 DOWN '65 Auto Show! FHA - VA HOMES $100.00 DOW N Trade-Ins In Stock SHOP BOTH USED CAR LOTS FOR ONE THAT SUITS JUST YOU — F H A - VA STEN STR O M V A - FHA REALTY Property HUICK. FORD. CHEVROLET, PONTIAC. VW, RENAULT, RAMBLER, OLDS SEDANS — HARDTOPS — WAGONS 2 LOTS Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T rim. REALTY •HERE IS A SAMPLE OFFERING 63 Falcon 2 • Door » S f lO O C I Hpotlraa U ille Uaauly Wllk I X AuIoribUs TranawlaaLn ONLY Y OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT T IL 9 P.M* m J I | 301 WEST FIRST AND IN I SANFORD. FLA. �rT ■ a P .'^ A m ., I. Hf DaofarE |/ f « ! l Page 4-A—April IB, 1965 Hospital Notes APRIL 1. IN I Boyar, Sanford; Deanna Mur­ phy, Claud* Willett, Joyce Dal* Inghram, Melvin Me Rench, Longwood; Mary MasMUlan, Anne Tmluck, Mar* sey, Oviedo; E ither Blood, garet Dillard, William Byrd, New Smyrna Beach. Blrtha Mary Harkey, WUlie Mae Hannar, Sanford; Diana M. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hahn, Longwood; Eva John Storms, Sanford, a boy. ■on, Apopka. Discharges Diachargee Sam Burton, Edith Toung, Frank Knight Sr., Julia M. Hobba, Ben Cappa, Wilbur Georgs Dixon, Eula Tennall, Gilchrist, Eva Hieka, Marve Ruth N. Bilihlmer, Sanford; lyn Greime, Amoa Jonci, Lin George Robinson, Edna Ther­ da McKee and baby boy, San esa Snavely, A l t a m o n t e ford; Nettie Perdue, Cbuluo* Springs; Marjorie Cockrell, ta ; Walter H. Marland, De John Bennett, DeBary; Arch­ Bary; Vera Sellers, Geneva; er Adame, Delray Beach; Ralph T. Spotta, Orange City. Michael Edward J a e k ■ o n , North Miami. April 9. IMS April IS. IBM Adsilaalona Admissions Sabrina Baker, P a g f y Marcia Emmsrt. Patricia Brown, Louie* Dietrich, John* ny W. Kennedy, Mary J. Mil­ Ranibottom, George Thomas, likan, Eddie Thomaa, Clara Catherine Ray, Virginia Ful­ Wilaon, Barbara W r i g h t , ton, Sylvia Thomas, Joy Llndaey Madlaon Wilaon, M a n r o a ■, Diana Wright, 8anford; Lydia Kllpfa], De* Joseph McGiblsny, Gary Wil­ Bary; Virginia Parker, Lake liams, Andrew Smith, Wil­ liam Collins, Katherine Iron­ Mary. side, Sanford; G e r t r u d e Births Mr. and Mra. Donald Diet- Sharp, DeBary; Lorlne Can­ rich, Sanford, ■ boy; Mr. and ada, Enterprise; Carl BedMra. James Truluck, Sanford, narakl, Lake Mary; Floyd a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilaon, Osteen; Henry 8yParker, Lake Mary, a boy. mondi, Titusville. Hirtha Diachargee Mr. and Mra. Billia Grady, Tracey Barnes, Clare Daum and babies boy and girl, Dale Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Inghram, Amy Hall, Susan James Dance, Sanford, a Kirksev y tJ La’-*-, uiit, San­ boy; M-.r-Vtid Mrs. ford; Evangeline Joyce, De* Thomas, Sanford, a boy; Mr. Bary; L a v e i l a Thompson, and Mrs. Harry Emmert, Sanford, a boy. Maitland. Discharges April t9. 1I«S Annie Hagln, Mazle White, Admissions Deborah Anderson, Roger Eleanor Gormly, Ruby Green, Brown, Sam Burton, Math­ Albertha Cooper, R o d g e r ilda Frlssel, Frank Foisit, Brown, Tammy Farina, Sen. an* ‘‘/ban, DeBary; >V>,-V McTesr, Joan Wil­ -f , liams, Josephs A, Zimmerll, Benjamin Wray, Nsw Smy­ Dana Zlssa, Sanford; John J. rna Beach; Rufus Harwell, Seufert, Orange City; Arch­ Orlando. APniL 13, IBM er J . Adams 111, Delray Admissions Beach; Michael Edward JackHelen Thompson, Georg* eon, North Miami. Dixon, Lois Ries, Tammy Fa­ Blrtha Mr. e n d Mrs. Robert rina, Jasper Llngard, Varlilla Brown, Sanford, a boy; Mr. Purvis, Ada Mlnter, Elisabeth and Mrs. Elbert Daniels, Parke, W i l l i a m Kratsert, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Clyde Duncan, Luevinla Ca­ Daniel Williams, Sanford, a son, Connie Colvin, Margaret girl; Mr, and Mrs. Everett Fietdi, James F. Moreau II, M. McTeer, Sanford, a girl. Sanford; Albert Brinson, Al­ tamonte Springs; Marjorla Discharges Jimmy Christopher, Deb­ Third, Katherine Harider, Daorah J . Sherrill, Redding Bary; Georgia Selby, Deltona; Taylor, Ronald Swain, Bobby Barbara Stevens, Geneva; Al­ Atlfgood, Henry Oliver, Dor- bert Hawklni, Lake Monroe; la Sehautteet and baby boy, Patricia Marvin*, North Or­ Hanford; Be mica Koppenaal, lando; Iva Velno, Osteen; Vio­ Ola B. Kelso, DeBary; Geor­ la Whidden, Palmdale, Blrtha gia 8e1by, Deltona; Edna Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sel­ Hopper, Lake Mary; Annie B. Hawkins, Lake Monroe; by, Deltona, a boy. Discharges Diana M. Hahn, Longwood; Mary Helton, William MeBaby Boy Orendta, North Orlando; Eddla Cobb, Oviedo; Roberts, Kathryn Griffis, Jes. William Wilbanka 111, Win­ ale MrCormirk, Jsmes Bernes, Morris Pierce, William Byrd, te r Park. Joan William* and baby girl, April t l , IBM Louise Dietrich and baby boy, Admissions Veronlsl L. Cornett, Gary Ann Truluck and baby boy, Scott Davis, Kathleen Gallag­ Sanford; Maria Belnart, Hans her, Juanita Gilmore, Elea­ M o r g e n , DeBary; Sadia nor Gormly, Sonja Grady, Evans, Geneva; V i r g i n i a Mary Helton, Belle Kolodner, Parker and Iwhy boy, Lika Ann Moore, Mary A, Mor­ Mary: Floyd Wilson, Osteen; ton, Louis Roberta, Janice James Herrington, Apopka; pence, Beverly Storm*, Jac­ Gladys Murphy, Connertville, queline Winfree, Carrie A. Ind. 1 V INSTANT LOADING AUTOMATIC CAMERA BY KODAK TREASURE IM S m IWVS .•7 to. >RCNID CORSAGE FLUSH (ASTIR | TOYS JUST OBOP IN THIKODAPAK FlLJd CARTRIDGE »7*bJ.W InotamatLc, too m 11.22 i AG-1, M-2, MS Vale** lo 1M Tear Cbelee P IP E of the YEAR a HOUDAY y Kj* Hl'tu/r WITH FROCIflINO 1 " U U 9-VOLT EVEREADY in iRtf. 69* Mch(UMiT3> L for /D C *ALII | l e n i t iJ I n ., tm ta u (•viod •» Iftt .Woe, ke*U. . tubW4 R.t.ti (No l*c**or) AND 3 oovthM ol ■■**• worth oc HoUdoy Ply* Tokotio> 3.90 Value ADVIRTtSIO AS A 0*1 AT sp ic u l ATI. 69 JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON SPACE SAVER 13 OZ. LIQUID 100 TAlt ITS I ■L U J R M y8”x50* Garden HOSE M A D ! OF tlN tST V IN U PLASTIC WITH BRASS FITTINGS Reg. 1.29 VALUE* • *265 BROOMVAiUI68c AtROSOt INSICT REPELLENT B OZ, (LIMIT IF 00 INSTALLED Price Does Net latluds Balaa Tax. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Opm « Deye A Waak W. P i * M l t a i l SOI E. Firat St. PR. *22-1461 DELUXE FUTURES / • HEAVY DUTY 1 " POLISHED ALUM INUM TUBULAR FRAME WITH 1 00 % FOAM MATTRESS A HEAVY DUTY COVER • SPECIAL SPRING DESIGN GIVES EXTRA SUPPORT EXTRA COMFORT t ftf c . fc — AND LUXURIOUSLY I SOFTPASTEL BOCKS FINS FOR CASUAL WEAR OR USE FOR tm -iitw - Ci • MARSLEIZED DESIGN • GOOD COLOR ASSORTMENT • SKID PROOF REG. 1.79 VALUE ■COT with FOAM | MATTRESS | KOMPAM et 16.95] IC K IID IFIClAi SCOTT 12*5 by SCOTT FLACK MATS A Scott'e Sefetlody Will Be At All Eckenl Store* April 15 A 16 Ta Give You A Coupon Worth 15c 7*. word The Purchase of Confideta San­ itary Napkin*. Be Sura Ta Take A d ­ vantage of This Groat Intro* ductary Offer l y "Seen." RIO. I l l ■ VALUE ■ K STYROFOAM PICNIC CHEST REG. 2.19 VALUE • SELF INSULATING WITH LIGHTWEIGHT ALUM. HANDLER EASY GRIP SIDES CHARCOAL Big 10 IB. Bag *5 family 75% ORLON A 25% NYLON 100% BANION FATIGUE MAT RID. 1.49 (Limit t> CONFIDETS MEN'S SOCK SALE! [SHADES 4 WHITE I M AKEGO O D! “Your Friendly Ford Dealer** G B fc fc FOLDING A lU M J FLASHLIGHT We Will Air Condition Moat Popular American Cara. Price* Start AS LOW AS SPONOI RUBBER M IN 'S - l ADI IS BUFFERIN R A < BATTERIES INCLUDED REG, 1.19 VALUE 9.88 i> Limit i) M-VITAMINS M O . 7.19 (limit 1> Compare at 7.95 OFF 1.99 ■BO. 15.93 VALUE AQUA NIT ^ 100'S SQUIBB • Triple chrome plated pelee adjust 7 6 " ASH W OOD RIG. 2.49 COM! AND OIT THIM WHIll SEltCTION IS COMPUTS RIO. 3.95VAlUf LECTRA - LITE COMPACT Coo! Comfort All Summer Ix>ng! 1.49 COMPLETE W ITH ADJUSTABLE H IIL INVALID RING 1 9 9 i Be*. 1.39 (U«ft1> Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car Thia Summer? f t * MALANTA 1 OR HAIR SPRAY IKS. 1.99 (Urn* 1> SLALOM . SKI fp 14" GOODRICH 0(0. 39t (Limit 6> • Throe solid gleaming oven baked white enamel shelve* 22“ wide x I Vi" deep x 1“ high RIG. 1.97 * 14 OZ. RIO. 99c S IM IL A C f HILVINO UNIT • f your vacation trip last summer! 6' SKICRAFT v ANTISEPTIC n o t LIQUID Remember thoM 2.6* FAVORITES YOU KNOW AND LOVE! COMO V ---- VALUES • GREAT SAVINGS rtfcV’ P* H um — LISTERINE BABY S POWDER BATHROOM to B'4“. I 3 5 % cotton or Combed Cotton • PASTEL 6 WHITE • PERMANENT COLLAR STAYS • GRIATSTARS •G R EA TSO U N D S | FoetvH.f tho onlutke Nob ;l HUI aiae-*4a*ctoltr oelert- ANSCO . „ MOVIE F I L M ! QQ O /■ HOLIDAY or EDGEWORTH RECORD SALE! FLASHBULBS 78 ATTIMIS 97eto1.77 SAMPLER EASTER LILY. 199 WHITMAN’S 1 lb. Box Candies HYDRANGEA.,— 219 Confections 3.15 Value HYDRANGEA,. Order Yours Todovi KO D AK lakes Color LIST Slide* As Wolf |7J5 At Block & Whit* EASTER BASKETS LADIES ASSORTED SCARVES HIBACHI GRILL CA ST IRON W /W O O D STAND 3.PO SITION G R ID CONTROL MAD 6 SMOULDIRS LOTION SHAMPOO t* o . 6-OZ. REG. M l • HEAVY 1M POLISHED ALUMINUM TUBING, 0 VELON WEBBING • NON-TILT LEGS 1 Compare A t 4-95. f fie f m -»*-*♦ -».♦*►****»■♦#•#**« �Mississippi On Rampage Toward Record Flood Good Friday ★ ★ ★ 1965 Years Ago Today By Thrresa Marie Estes (Nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Estes, of Lcngwood and fourth grade student at AH Souli Parochial School.) Evtryone la “acting" around Sanford these days. First of all we have an “acting police chief." Next, no doubt, there will be an “acting fire chief." Everyone wants to get into the acL ■ • * “ Here 1 go again," said Sanford Street Department man as he began marking off parallel parking areas on First Street. • • • “Candy," which has been selling faster than Easter eggs on Good Friday, is not on the Sanford Library We notice Tampa nas uanned the cont: ■*••• sf novel as well. • • b u t he h a s n ’t l e s t his a p p e a l. To wit: Two ladies gave Mr. Charlie kisses a t the Mayfair Inn the o th erd * * ^M ay ­ be nT777TTK"TttW!?^wBB‘ fee Club drawing had some­ thing to do with it. , • • The Elks Lodge will give a steak dinner at the elub May ‘J!» for nil those persons who donated to the lilood Hank three months prior to that date. Incidentally, Blood Bank houra are from 3:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and from 9 n.m. to 2 pm . Wednesdays and Fri­ days. Address: 1302 East Second Street. « • • Last Thanksgiving when the Coffee Club met at the Mayfair Inn, Host Everett Karr was among the missing. It teem s.that a certain Bless­ ed Event wan en route. At the chili meeting Thursday, Kerr was on hand with the evidence in low — beautiful Laurie Ellen Kerr. • • • Those U.S. Department of Interior vehicles you see around town are headquarter­ ed here but are doing their work in Volusia County. They are hauling survey mapping crows. They are engaged in sketching contours along highways and interior aruus. They are not in any way con­ cerned with surveying for rights-of-way for new roads or highways. • • • Tha “Entombment," a mas­ sive etained glass window and a masterpiece by Louis Comfort Tiffany, will be shown at Boltins College un­ til 7 p.m. today in connection . wifh Good Friday. Tha fam­ ous window will b« on view at the College's a rt museum free of charge, Foster Morn­ ing serve a t I he Hollins Col­ lege chapel also will be open to the public. • • • Clarence L. Ford and Cecil B Simpson, both of Sanford, are serving on the federal grand jury in Orlando. • • • Opening and dedication of the new Sanford Garden Club building in Surd and will be held at 2 p. m. April 21, with appropriate ceremonies plan­ ned, according to Ura. J. M. Fahey, president. • • Easter Dawn Rites Slated A t Air Base a Charlie Morrison may have been married for 61 years • A Man who claimed He waa the Son of God was crucified today on Calvary. The Roman woldicr* arreated Him because of His claim and lie was scourged at the pillar. A regal rohe waa placed over His raw and Weed­ ing back and a crown of thom s was placed over His head to scorn His royalty and mock Him. The soldiers forced Him to carry Ills heavy cross and He fell three times on the way to Calvary. He was nailed to the cross and crucified be­ tween two thieves. After three hours of agony, He died. • It will soon be Merry-GoRound time again. This annual talent show for the benefit of tbe Little Red Schoolhouse is scheduled for May II at the Seminole High School audi­ torium, according to Mrs. A. O. Karnes, chairman of the show. This will ba the fifth production. SRD Fiddles, Regents Burn TALLAHASSEE (UPD — While the State Road Board fiddles, the Board of Regents will burn over the delay in getting s $500,000 access road for the University of West Florida, now being construct­ ed near Peniacola. On a rare split vote, the Road Board delayed action oa the highway until ita May 21 meeting ia Jacksonville. Sanford Naval Air Station will host the annual Easter Sunrise Sendee for the Protestant communi­ ty in Sanford and the surrounding wren this year. Services will be held a t 5:56 n.m. Sunday in the Lake Golden area aboard the station. In the event of inclement weather t h e the study of music. service will lie" fielirin the' Beginning his musical rnSeminole High School au­ tecr at the age of aix, with ditorium. plana lesions which contin­ Gates of the Air S ta ­ ued for 18 years, he attended tion will open at 5:30 a.m. and directions to luike Gulden will be posted. Lt. Cdr. L. J . McDonald, senior chaplain and this year's chairman of the serv­ ices sponsored annually by the Sanford Arcs Ministerial Association, hat arranged fer the nationally famous Naval Air Training Command choir from Pensacola to participate in the service. Known as “The Navlators," the 40 young men who com­ prise the choir all are flight students in Usinin&. .to be­ come flying officers in the Fleet or Marine Ccrpt. Of the group appearing here Sun­ day, less than half will he singing with the choir six months from now due pri­ marily to advancement in the flight training program. Director of the group it Lt. Carl C. Schott, USNIl, who has spent 23 of his 29 years the National Music Camp at Intertochen, Mich., snug with the Punluc Glee Club while attending Purdue University and sang with the choir he now directs while a naval aviation cadet in the Navy flight training program at P e n s a c o la . A native of Sandusky, Ohio, he la the ton of Mr*. Carl M. Schott, who presently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Residents throughout the area are encouraged to attend the Sunrise Service which will bring an inspirational open­ ing to the Easter Day. e • • In South Seminole, five area churches are uniting for a Sunrise Service a t A a.m. to be conducted at the Lyman High School Athletic Field. Rev. D e lm n s Copeland of the Community .Methodist Church of Casselberry, will be prin­ cipal speaker. School Supervisory Changes Approved Seven changes ia assign­ ments of supervisory person­ nel of Seminole County School* were approved by member* of Ihe school board in special session Thursday evening. Re­ commendation* were made by the board of trustees. Floyd Richards, principal of Lake Mary Elementary School, h at been granted a year's leave of absence to study at the University of Florida (or his doctorate ia education. In Richard'a place Morris Ruby, now principal of Eng­ lish E a t a t e a Elementary School, will take over as prin­ cipal of the Lake Mary School. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, former principal of Pinecrcst School, now teaching at Lake Mary school, will be assigned principal of English Estate! to replace Ruby. Jam es Murray, principal of Monroe • Wilson Elementary Schools, will become principal of Altamonte Springs Elemen­ tary School, replacing Frank Gore, who will move inlo the achool administration office a* supervisor of personnel and assistant buitaeii and finance director. Mrs. Mary Groom, Plnecreat teacher and president of the Seminole County Educational Association, will be appointed principal of Use Monroe Wilson School to replace Murray. Thomas Richey, assistant principal of Seminole High School, will move Into the arhool administration office as director of guidance and ex­ ceptional children programs. A new assistant principal at Seminole High School will be appointed later. W. W. Wharton, present guidance and caceptiooal child director is considering several oilier positions, Mason Whar­ ton, school board chairman, said. Mrs. Penrose Love, prin­ cipal of the Seminole County Business School, also has been granted a year's leave of ab­ sence to continue her graduate studies at University of Flor­ ida. School (Jets OK TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Senate passed todsy a bill authorizing a child training school in Levy, Gilchrist or Dixie counties after receiving proposals for a severance tax on phosphates and a ceiling on political campaign spend­ ing. Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * ♦ “The Nile of America” 5th? g>mtforh ib r a lh * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 82771 * Cities, Roads Under Water; Bridge Lost ST. PAUL. Minn. (UP!) — The swollen Mississippi River rampaged through makeshift VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. APRIL 16, 1965 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 170 dikes and sandbagged levees today and rose toward a re. cord crest. The vast Mississippi created Rood conditions ail the way to Missouri, where Gov. War. rrn H. Hearns declared s stats of emergency. Water flowed down the main street of Hannihnl. Rut the Rood was worst to. day in the twin cities of Minnesota. St. Paul and Minneapolis were in states of emergency. Most of the suburb of Lilydale was under water. The 150foot Navy Island Bridge was United Press inlernillonal ripped from its moorings Millions of Christians mourn­ Thursday night and swept ed V r r u d f i x i o n m sot down stream against a railroad einn Good Friday services to­ trestle. day and prepared for the joy­ RECORD CREST ful Easter celebration of his Downstream every one o( resurrection. Iowa's river cities was caught In many cities, special serv­ in flood conditions. Twentyices brougnt UinMiana ot var­ seven families were evacuat­ ied denominations under one ed at Dubuque. roof. Businessmen attended At Keokuk. U. S. 81 and 136 v-rr? close*! amHni, in in k Goo,! Friday observance, and plants along the river ranged from s drama called boarded up their doors. "Christ In the Concrete City," In Missouri, water crept on­ presented by s Chicago minis­ to highways, particularly at terial association, to a colorful Ashburn, Louisiana and Clarks­ Spanish Easter procession in ville, New York City. Illinois Gov. Otto Keener President Johnson was at his called out National Guardsmen Texas ranch for the Easter to patrol levees along the Mis­ weekend. sissippi between Oquswka and Sunrise services, many in Gulfport. The Quad Cities area scenic outdoor settings, and —comprising Moline and Rock gats parades were scheduled Island, 111., and Davenport and (or Easter Sunday. Bettendorf, Iowa—braced for It promised lo tic s big the worst flooding erf tbe cen­ weekend for travel. The Na­ tury. tional Safety Council predict­ ed "nearly all" of Ihe na­ MORE TORNADOES tion’s 87 million cars would be CLEVELAND, Tcnn. (UPt> on the highways. —Tornadoes swept down the The Burlington and New Cumberland Mountain chain York Central said they were in eastern Tennessee Thurs­ adding extra coaches for holi­ day. scattering buildings and day runs. trailer homes "like mlxed-up United Air I.ines scheduled dominoes." One man was kill­ extra flights to Seattle, ed and more than 50 others Wash,, Newport News, Va., injured. ami Honolulu, Hawaii. Four tornadoes left between The climactic Holy Week oh- 100 and 200 persons homeless scrvanccs were marred for in communiltei from near many by a series of natural Jamestown in the northern part disasters which started Palm of (he state to near Chattanoo­ Sunday when tornadoes killed ga in the south. 213 persons in five Midwest A tornado also ripped states. through the community of Ros­ Floods brought misery to alie near Scottsboro, Ala., to thousands more in Minne­ Thursday night, collapsing a brings on Easier thoughts as 17-year-old Uamly T H E LORD GOD plan led a garden, In the first sota, lows, and other stales. general store and injuring a Rcanl, of Cypress Gardens, poses among the white days of the world; and he net there an Angel Trumpet flowers now coming into full angel warden in n garment of while unfurled,’ young girl. BERLIN (UPI) - West Ber­ Damage also was indicted htoom over Florida.) (This old jioent by Dorothy Gurney certainly liners by tile thousands on the nearby community of stream past armed Commun­ Ida, Ala. ist guards into East Berlin toAnother tornado struck the da to spend Good Friday with town of Moreland in North their friends and relatives. Georgia Thursday nlghl, fling­ By noon, about 80,000 of the ing a tree across a police car. tioned since the Slate Su­ tion and chlorination plant to Ry Donna Eslca 38,000 West Berliners who had Officers in the car were not The mayor and city council preme Court In January dc- the existing tank, Good Friday pa»«c* hid walk­ h u r t.____________ _______ _ .. ed ‘through checkpoints "in" the of Loir*wood tfgiced Tnlifs- ilk fed ali "shell annexations tliat the- lOW ' bW 'exceeded Winds of to to 50 miles per wall. day evening to forward spe­ invalid arid unconstitutional. lhatthe low bid exceeded hour haltered Gainesville, Ga. Similar number.* are ex­ $ 60 , 000 . The Longwood rounril, actBULLETIN cial delivery letters to the pected to visit East Berlin dur­ State House of Representa­ ing in good faith, annexed All bills were turned over Sherlfl J. I,. Hobby stat­ tives committee on general the property involved two to A. E. O'Ncall and Associ­ ed early this afternoon that ing the weekend and on Mon­ Mujor Step legislation urging adoption of years ami more ago, using ates, of Orlando, for tabula­ Beverly Alewine has been day. which is a holiday in Ger­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ( UPI ) —An International cona bill to validate all previous procedure according to a leg­ tion, study and recommenda­ arrested on a charge of many. The Communists opened Ihe fcicnce on Cambodia appearislative art passed ill 1959. municipal annexations, murder and waa lo be ar­ tion. In otlo-r business Thursday A special meeting of the raigned this afternoon be­ Berlin wall (or Easier visits cd today to be the next major House committee liui been night, bids on the new aera­ fore County Judge Karlylc last Monday, R will slam shut step In a negotiated settle­ again at midnight, April 25. ment of the Vietnamese war. DRIVER KILLED called for next Tuesday for tion and chlorination plant llousb older. F O R T LAUDERDALE the purpose of considering for the city's water supply, Mr*. Beverly Carol Alewine ss submitted by seven area (UPI) — James Wooten, 67, such legislation. probably will be formally was killed Thursday after his contractors, wcie read. Rids The validity of annexation of properly by Longwood rteto In three pints for the ta r swerved lit front of one charged this afternoon with Highway 17-92, including ground storage tank, for the driven by a Broward County Ihe murder of her husband, deputy, knocking Tony. Longwood Plaza and Winn- a n a to r pump and rhlorinator, sheriff's Dixie Store, has been ques­ and for pipe connecting aera­ both vehicles into a canal. Sheriff J. L. Hobby said (his morning that investigation in the fatal shooting lias progrossed to Ihe point where Mrs. Alewine will be brought before County Judge Kariyle Housholder for possiblte form­ day lour was in Tallahassee field represenlaiives were re­ that reports of erop losses al charges this afternoon. Details arc atill sketchy In Thursday, He inel with Gov. sponsible for his recent about- suffered in Florida for lack Haydon Burris and Agricui- lace on Ihe ofishore labor of harvesters were exaggerat­ the slaying, which occurred in FEHRUARY 15th THRU APRIL 30th Ihe early morning hour* lure Commissioner D o y l e question. Wirlz gave in and ed," he said. Conner for about 30 minutes revrrsed his long adamant Thursday in tbe bedroom of The Red Carpet Will Re Out For Every New “ The foci remains lhat Con­ the Alewine apartment at 1007 position not to extend the and then met newsmen. Car Buyer. Drive A Comet Or The New Mercury “I don't have much more deadline for British West In- gress has passed a law that Park Avenue. Then Compare. You Will Re In For A Hie than a layman's knowledge of dians imported to harvest foreign workers will not be The sheritfs office say« the Rurprinc. Hljihent Trade Ins In HUlory Or the problems of Florida agri­ Florida crops. imported if domestic labor ia slaying was the culmlQstioa of Ca r Of Your Choice. Wirtz said hi* representa­ culture," Wirtz confessed. “ I an argument between the dead available to do the job." am here to learn as much tives explained to him that SEE US TODAY t ! Wirtz was strongly accused man and his wife, after Aleabout the situation as I can there was not enough domeswine returned home shortly hy politics] leaders and grow­ and see how we may remedy lie labor on hand a I the time ers alike for pushing bis before 4 a, m. to do the job. them in the future." He was shot below the right "I still bellavt, however, "hire American’* policy. The labor aecretary said his They arruied him nf being eye with a German-made .22 a misinformed idealist who caliber revolver and was dead cost them huge sums of mnn- on arrival at Seminole Mem­ ry while trying lo (area upon orial Hospital. Gramkow Funeral Horn* will them a “ war on poverty" separate from that being wag­ sand tha body to Lavonla, Ga., ed by Uie Johnson adminislra- today for funeral aervices and Sanford, Fla.109 N. Palmetto Ava. tion. buria{. WEATHER: Partly cloudy thru Saturday, high nlmut 90; low tonight in 60s. Christians Mourn Crucifixion Resurrection Celebration Set Easter Longwood Asks Annexation OK Beverly Alewine Faces Hearing In Husband's Death L i Announcing H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y ’S W irtz Studies Citrus Labor W oes WINTER HAVEN (UPI) ~ Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz met today with membera of the Florida Citizens Committee o n Agricultural Labor and then visited with workeri and citrus growers in tills region. A meeting was scheduled between the committee and Wirtz at Uie hotel where (he labor secretary spent the night aflcr flying here from Orlando Wirtz'a first atop on s three- flfoi to (Elmrrh iEaater RED CARPET SPRING SELLING SPREE HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 322-4884 � 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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(U P I)— Timothy Nleholaon, th* **poor" rich boy convicted o f man­ slaughter in tha fatal ahooting o f hla twin brother, Todd, will b* aentenced July 9. A Jury o f aeven men and five women deliberated two days and eonildcred three week* o f testimony before con­ victing the 22-year-old de­ fendant Monday. Superior Judge H. Burton Noble eet the date fo r eenteneing and a probation hear­ ing. He aaid ha would consider a t tha same time a defense motion fo r a new trial. The defendant heard tha verdiet without betraying any amotion. Ho aat rigidly In the courtroom aa th* five-week-old trial ended. Hla mother, Ro­ berta, however waa visibly shaken a* the verdict was read by Jury foreman Royal R. Hlggaaon. Manslaughter la punishable by 1-10 years In prison. Todd waa ahot with a 22esliber rifle la at Dec. 7 In the twins’ 1400,000 apartment building. Tho prosecution claimed tha ■hooting waa deliberate, but Timothy maintained Todd was ahot accidentally during an argument. Becldes the apartment build­ ing, tho brothers had bualneaa Interest* in Phoenix, Aria., and South America. They shared a II million inheritance from their father in 1058. A t th* time o f Todd’a death, It waa estimated that he waa worth $1 million. Tha twins were related dis­ tantly to tha Pullman railroad and Cudahy meat packing families. In hla d otin g argument*, defense attorney Max Fink aaid that despite the twina* In­ heritance, “ I consider them to have been vary poor. They grew on a bed o f quicksand. In thalr early life, their father disappeared and they were shuffled from on* location to to another. "Although they ware emo­ tionally deprived, this attach­ ment still grew between WASHINGTON (U P I)—The Senate waa expected to vote today on a foreign aid propoaal that would give the Organiaatlon of American State* (OAS) virtual control over a large portion o f U.S. military aid to Latin America. Senate foreign relation* PETER D. (Doug) committee chairman J. Wil­ Tnmny, son of Cdr. and liam Fulbrlght offered the Mrs. L. D. Tamny, plan aa an amendment to the 1516 East S e c o n d 13.44 billion foreign aid bill MIDSHIPMAN CHRISTOPHER WILSON, aon Street, will Ire graduat­ now before the Senate. A vote o f Cdr. (USN, ret.) and Mrs. J. R. Wilson was ed Wednesday f r o m waa planned under an agree­ presented the Sanford Naval Academy leader­ the U. S. Nava] Acad­ ment limiting debate on the ship trophy along with half a dozen other acad­ emy at Annnpolls, Md. amendment. emic and athletic honors, including the Head­ He was graduated In Fulbrlght’* propoaal follow* master’s List award for an “ all A” record, 1961 f r o m Seminole the Johnaon adminlatratlon'a Capt. John Williams, commandant, made the High School and will be auggeatlon for a permanent presentation at graduation and dedication cer­ assigned to the Nuclear Inter-American peace fore* to emonies at Commodore Barry Hail (formerly Power School, Mare Is­ head o ff trouble in area* auch Mayfair Inn) Friday. (Herald Photo) land, San Francisco. aa the Dominican Republic. The amendment would give a boost to thl* plan. It provide* that 126 million of lha (66 million in th* bill for arm* aid to Latin America would be permitted to go to an OAS peace force. It alao apeciflea that the reat o f the Sanford Ufa insurance man funda be uaed to the‘‘mexlHank Johnaon la among a WASHINGTON (U P J)-T he The Louisiana law invoked mnm extent feaalble" for group o f Mutual O f New Supreme Court hat closed a In the case parallels a federal OAS-dlrected peacekeeping e f­ York sale* leader* who par­ statute prohibiting demonstra­ fort*. relatively t r a n q u i l 1964-63 tions near a courthouse with ticipated In a conference In term, marked chiefly by the Other congressional news: Virginia Beach lait week. upholding of that part of the intent to influence what goes Excise Taxes; Tha Senat* new civil rights law relating on Inside. Attendance at tha bualneaa Said Black: Finance committee, pushing to public accommodations. and educational meeting la "Justice cannot be rightly ahead on President Johnson's The justices exploded no le­ baaed on qualification fo r the administered, nor are the $4.8 billion excise tax cut bill, gal bombshells on matters Field Club, an honor organis­ such a a school prayers or leg- lives and safety of prisoners called Treasury Secretary Hen­ ation compromising tha top 20 secure, where throngs of peo­ ry II. Fowler for an abbrevi­ lilaUve respporlionraent as per cent o f MONY'a Bale* have marked other recent ple clamor against the pro­ ated hearing. The House has force. cesses of Justice right outside passed th* measure, and th* term*. The civil rights ruling waa a the courthouse or jsilhouse Senat* is expected to consider not unexpected climax to that doors. The streets are not now it as soon aa it clears tha com­ hotly debated congressional and never have been the pro­ mittee. Pay: Navy Secretary Paul measure. In a more aurpria- per place to administer Jus­ II. Nltie was scheduled to ap­ Ing decision the court found tice." Those who often vote togeth­ pear before tho House armed tho now law wiped out all "sit-in" convictions if Uia er In close civil liberties cases services committee on th* ad­ $369 million demonstrations occurred In are Chief Justice Earl Warren m inistratin'! establishment* covered by the and Justices William O. Doug­ military pay rslsa bill. Chair­ las, William J. Brennan Jr., man L. Mendel Rivera (D-S.C.) new law. The term saw civil rights Arthur J. Goldberg and Black. and most of th* other commit­ Justices Tom C. Clark, John tee memliera are barking a lnues crack the bloc which Marshall llarlan, Potter Slew- pay raise bill that would cost usually votes for the Individ­ ual aa opposed to government­ art and Byron R. White are about $826 million. likely to be in the minority in al power. Justice Hugo L. Black, 79, a such c iie i. Penre Corps: Peace Corps soil-spoken Alabaman who Itna championed free speech and other individual liberties for years, separated from hla brethren In two important cases. One waa the alt-ln decision; the other the reversal of the Victor Herbert produced conviction of an lntegrallonlst two grand operas; “ Natoma" demonstrator in Baton Rouge, and “ Madeleine." The court's final session ended in constitutional dis­ array ovar televised criminal (rials and Connecticut's anticontraceptive law. The Connecticut statute was struck down as a violation of Ihe First Amendment and the swindling conviction of Texas financier Billie Sol Estes waa reversed because part of the trial waa televised. But there were six opinions in each case, The court had only five other cases to decide, but it took 10 opinions to do the Job, for a total o f 22 opinions in seven case*. Black again figured promi­ nently In the day's output With considerable emotion he declared that the Connecticut birth control ruling waa "no ordinary decision." "Thera is no provision in the Constitution which tlther expressly or Impliedly vests power in this court to ait aa a supervisory agency over acts of a duly constituted legisla­ tive body and aat aside their laws because of the court's belief that the legislative pol­ icies adopted are unreason­ able, unwise, arbitrary, ca­ pricious or irrational," be said. In other actions this term the court: —Hold that a draftee may qualify aa a conscientious ob­ jector even If be does not as­ sert a belief In the orthodox concept of God. —Ruled that an employer may close hla business entire­ ly for whatever reason suit* him; but b t may not clot* part o f the business aa a threat to the remainder of hla worker*. —Upheld the Justice De­ partment’s authority to aua a state In Negro voting rights cases, —Struck down Florida's law barring cohabitation between person* of different races, —Denied moat o f Callfornia'a claims to tha valuable offshore oil land alao claimed by tha federal government. director It. Sargent Shriver waa to appear before the Homo foreign affairs com­ mittee to testify In favor of legislation to extend th* pro­ gram. The Senate version of the bill contains a proviso that would force Shriver to give up either hla Peace Corps job or th# directorship o f th* War on Poverty. Guna: Philadelphia Police Commissioner H o w a r d R. Leahy said in testimony pre* pared for a Senate subcommit­ tee considering gun control legislation that weapons are often passsd “ from hand to hand, city to city and atat* to stata" by criminal!. lie said police In vestigations were hampered by the lack o f con­ trols over such weapons. MOSCOW (U PI) — The Soviet Union today launched an unmanned Luna-4 rocket on a 3Vt-day trip to the moon. The ahot came leaa than 24 houra after the United State* aucceatfully completed lta Gemlnl-4 apace apectacular. The official Tata new* agency aaid the "multi-stage" rocket, w e i g h i n g 3,172 pound*, waa "cloae to the planned flight path.” The an­ nouncement did not indicate the apecifle purpoae o f Luna- craahed onto the lunar aurface. Taaa referred to Luna-6 aa an “ automatic atation” whoa* final ataga waa in a “ parking orbit" on a courae toward the moon. Taaa aaid the lanneh waa part o f the Soviet program o f research into apace and the planet*. Like ao me prrvioua Soviet m o o n a h o t a , Lsna-4 waa launched from a aatelllta or- ON HIS DAY JU N E 2 0 th Russia's Luns-6 • p a e e probe, launched on May 9, failed in an attempt to make an unprecedented eoft-landlng on the moon. Its retro - rock­ ets apparently failed to fire properly and the rocket PLATFORM ROCKERS Three In Family Killed In Crash CHATTANOOGA (U P I)— Armed with ropes, wire bask­ ets, and stretchers, searchers found three bod Ira in the wreckage o f a private plan* on rugged Elder Mountain Sunday. Th* victims were identified as Coy Kirkmsn, 44, of Chamblee, Ga„ his wife, Ruth, 40, and their daughter, Bonnie, 10. The family waa en route to see Uialr son in Great Falla, Mont. First U. S. president not elected to that office was John Tyler, who assumed office on tho death of William Henry Harrison. A Wide Selection From Which To Choose. Many Styles And Finishes. * * PRICED FROM OF SANFORD SPRING 1 Ford sates J the bug bitten A m e r ic a ’ s » he h i g h e s t It •acs; o t% M u sta n g * jrie'-s Increditf® ter fasti s ffiP fv4 Mult 500 2-poor Hardtop ftOACHI« •ANTS Gropeville F lo r is t 2211 GrapevllU A**. STATSLY JEAN Maynard, UnJvwmlty of Flo. tida $04d from TaUahaaaw, u among Flo. •Ids booutiao eompaUng for tho titto of mM1m Florida M F la a pageant Friday at Wildwood. The winner will compete in a aU-atate pageant as C—- ---TJf 1/ L u ___ __ f' # EASTER LILLIES GERANIUMS POTTED MUMS EASY TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NITES PHONE S22-093S 203-09 E. 1st STREET $1,500 Stolen Nearly $1,600 In rash was stolen from a Lewis Candy and Tobacco truck while Its driver, Robert E. Fenton, OrUndo, waa aervlclnr vending machine* In Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. Police re­ port* any the trurk waa broken Into during the 8-12 minutes Penton was in th* hospital. A tire iron, used to force entry, waa found near the truck. bitinc th# earth, Tata re­ ported. It explained that a multi-stag# rocket waa t in t fired from earth and that the final atag* went Into orbit, where it bleated Luna-6 tow­ ard the moon. Sanford �Seminole County * * * • on the St. Johns River * * * * » Phone 822-2011 “The Nile o f America” * Zip Cod* 32771 W EATHER: Tuesday 85-71, rain .73 Inch; showers thru Thursday, high in 80s, low about 70.________________ VOL. 87 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, JUNE V, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 208 County Drought Woes End Welcome Rain In Time To Save Citrus * * * C l© 6* Mr*. Herman J. Lehman write* that the 1* going to Crown Point, Ind., for the ■ummer and would like to have The Sanford Herald mailed to her. She say*, "1 want to keep up with the Ma­ rina, the Navy, the Church New* and other important new*. Owing to circumatancea of variou* kinds I live In Win­ ter Park, but my heart be­ longs to Sanford. To digress a bit—when wa moved to San­ ford In October, 1920, Mr. Lehman said, ‘The first thing to do Is to subscribe for The Sanford Herald,' which ha did, and we hrve never been with­ out It. I read every bit of it and hope for the growth and progress of Sanford.” From the time they arrived in Sanford until Mr. Lehman's death both of these fine peo­ ple w e n moat active in civic and church work and helping the town to grow. Mrs. Leh­ man Uvea near her son, Rodman. and his family in Win­ ter Park. She has a daughter, Mrs. Bill Brumley, In San­ ford, and another daughter, Mrs. Herbert Russell, in Crown Point. • • • Herald cerraa»e*4w t Bob Thomas cam* up with this: He carried a 10-year-old boy to the doctor's office, when the boy complained of having been bit on tha leg by light­ ning. Doctor: "H ow do you know you were hit by light­ ning? Did you see i t ? " Boy: "N o, m y cousin woke mo up and told m e." ‘ ‘ Did the lightning strike h im ? " "N o— he ducked!” • • • Sanford’s Civil S e r v i c e Board has gone on record as "whole-heartlly” concurring with the city commission'! ap­ pointments of Reynolds T. Thomas and Arnold S. Wil­ liams as fire and police chiefs, respectively. The let­ ters of concurrence cited the men's knowledge, experience and interest in their respec­ tive fields. • • • Traffic Ptlmn. James T. (J im ) Hardy Is a patient at Seminole Memorial Hospital where he underwent major surgery Tuesday, Also on the police sick list is Ptimn. Her­ man Harriett, who is abed at Seminole Memorial with a back ailment. • • • Mis* Jennifer Thompson, a 1964 graduate of Seminole High School, was on the sec­ ond semester Dean's List at Florida Southern College at Lakeland. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Thompson, 206 Tempi* Drive, and la majoring to elementary education. Jennifer has also been selected as "Miss Mol­ lies" to welcome new women students this fall. The ‘ ‘Hiss Mollies'' are outstanding co­ eds who have Just completed their freshman year. • • • Headline writing Is the ait of condensing • news story Into a wary few words. Some­ times, even the best editor compresses the story too much, as happened la Tha Herald recently. The headline read: "O viedo Athletes Bar­ becue Guests." Aa one wag commented: "Hope they tast­ ed g o o d !" (Hi, well, you can't win them all. • • • The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will sponsor a vaca­ tion dance Friday evening. The dance will be open to all Junior and senior high stu­ dents with recreation cards. Music will be by the "Rocklog Road Runners." SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Hospital's $1 million addition U 25 per cent complete, Administrator Robert Besserer reported this morning. Two members o f the hospital staff, Rebecca Earrens (left) and Jonnie Piretty > (Herald Photo) E21am, point to the wing’a progress. Five Persons Killed B y Storms In North Yank Fighters Facing Combat WASHINGTON (U P I) — All visible signs indicated today that American infan­ trymen soon would b* plung­ ed Into combat in South Viet Nam. U also was reported that there would be a continued buildup o f American military men In Viet Nam. The total now is 63,600 from all the services. The latest expansion o f America's participation in the war would cast Army and Marine units in an offensivn, direct combat role alongside the South Vietnamese forces. This would be a major step beyond their continuing mission o f defending key air base*— which involve! "e g greielve patrolling" to search nut threatening and advising the South Vietnamese. President Johnson has au­ thorised the use of troops in "combat support" o f South Vietnamese forces with cer­ tain qualification* which ap­ peared to close all minor bar­ riers. Senate Repuhlicen Leader Kverelt M. Dirkten, III., In­ dicated he accepted the move. Prowler Sought A t Casselberry By Jam Casselberry A pa tie window waa brok­ en end a screen cut in an at­ tempted break-in at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Brown, 4*0 Lake Kathryn Circle, Casselberry, at S:S0 a.m. today. Mrs. Brown called tha Cas­ selberry Police Department after haariag tha shatter o f glaaa. Patrolman M. Fisher and Sheriff Deputy R. Rice investigated but failed to find the prowler. Evidence that someone had tried to break la another window waa discovered by Mr*. Brown last week. Tha Julian Stanetroms, who live next door, also reported hearing a prowler last night and having their telephone wires cut recently. United Vreaa IntetnathmaK Heavy rains tent strenn* pouring from their banks Jn central Kansas today. Light­ ning, wind and rain killed at least five persona In three state* Tuesday. The Fall River roa* at the rate o f a foot an hour at Eu­ reka, but most o f tha town waa safe on high ground. The weather bureau at W i­ chita, Kan., said flash flood­ ing could occur in three coun­ tie*. The rein was more welcome in pert* o f drought strick­ en New England and the Flo­ rida Everglades. More than three Inches of rain fell at Orton* Locks, Fla., Tuesday night. Unseasonably chilly a I r tumbled early morning tem­ peratures to the 60s and 60s in the desert Southwest. It was .7.1 at Phoenix, Arlx., and R0 at Flagstaff in the Ari­ nina mountains. Lightning struck and kill­ ed an II > year - old girt aa she stepped out o f a ear at her grandparents' home In Athrns. W. Ve., Tuesday. A young truck driver waa struck by lightning and kill­ ed aa he took shelter benrath a tre« on a Chicago beach. Strong winds blew dawn a scaffold at a church con­ struction site in South Bend, Ind., dropping a carpenter 40 feet to hia death. Two young women were killed when their convertible skidded sideways Into the path o f a truck during a heavy ralnetorm near Carbondale, III. Search To End For Lost Plane MIAMI (U PI) — Military planes and ships looked for the fourth straight day today for 10 men miaaing on an Air Force cargo piano believ­ ed down somewhere In a 100,noo-square-mlle area o f the trupieal Atlantic. Although hope o f finding the 10 men—nine o f them from the Milwaukee area end one from Miami—grew dimmer with each day o f searching, Rear Adm. Louis M. Thayer, commander o f the 7th Coast Guard district, or­ dered the search continued at least today, * m w A ••• Drowns A TAM Overby, Tampa School, ing o ff Tampa (U M ) — Flank IB, • sophomore at Robinson High drowned after jump­ a brldga railing into Bay, Nation Mourns BELGRADE, Y u g oslavla (U P I)— A nation in mourn­ ing today paid its final trihuta to 126 coal miners kill­ ed Monday in Yugoslavia's worst mine disaster since World War II. Tax Cut Drive WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Senate finance commit­ tee wee expected to move quickly today in the drive to bring President Johnson’s |4.S billion excise tax cut 1’roposnl to tha floor as speedily as possible. New Judffe TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Sen. Dewey Johnson, o f l)ulncy, leader o f the small county majority bloc, today became tha third elate sen­ ator to win a seat on the North Florida District Court o f Appcnli bench. Steady Progress WASHINGTON (U PI) — Key senators expressed satis­ faction today at steady pro gress on President Johnson's (3.44 billion foreign aid au thoriaatlon bill. There were hopes action might be com pleted by this weekend or early next week. ‘Most Wanted’ BIO 8PRINGS, Neb. (U PI) — The FBI distributed 260,000 "m ost wanted criminal" post era today, hoping a turn up • trace o f suspected killer Duane Pope, the young man who police alleged shot three persona to death during Big Springe bank robbery. Promoted TAMPA (U P !) — LL Gan. Bruce K. Holloway, deputy commander o f tho U. 8. Strike Command at MacDlll AFB here, will become com­ mander-in-chief o f U. 8. Air Forces in Europe July SI. President Johnson announced the assignment o f Holloway and said be will nominate him fo r promotion to fourstar general. By Barry Lawee And the rains came. That'a the end to the tale Seminole County growers will tell of this y e a r ' ■ d r o u g h t situation which threatened to wipe out the county's citrus and remaining vegetable crops. But come the rain* did. Just in the nick o f time. Now the normal rainy season lies ahead, and from all indica­ tion! the county will receive Its usual average rainfall which will bring crop condi­ tions back to normal. County Agent Cecil Tucker this morning e x p r e s s e d amaieim-nt at the number of Seminole County groves that survived the drought. •May wae an unusually dry month," Tucker said, pointing out "w* had a deficit of 4.08 inches of rain based on a 26-year average." Tha Central Florida Ex­ periment Station on Celery Avenue, local recorder for the U. S. Weather Bureau, measured only .21 Incrvs of rain during May, compared to the 26-year average of 4.29 inches. s e e "U p until this recent rain," Tucker said, "the citrus wee suffering quit* badly. It had really reached the critical point, wtlh some fruit drop report*?. Some grd*ci (o£$ close 4 p* the antlra cvojl but this w e f not widespread qvsr the county." Calling tha rainfall a "multi-million dollar rain," Tucker said It was ‘‘Just what wa needed. W* had al­ most reached tha point o f no return." A» to the vegetable crops, Tucker said they hed not suf­ fered too much, since they were close to tho season's end. "But tho rain always helps," Tucker said, “ since it reduces the soluble salts that have built up. It's a big help." If the average rainfall romre for June end July, Tucker feela there will be no further denger to crops, and the water table should build hark to it* normal level. Bight now the level* are "way down" and Tucker aaye tho St. Johns River ia the lowret he has ever aeon it. Many artesian wells have quit flow­ ing because o f the low water heads, and pumps are being used to keep them flowing. Normal rainfall for June, based on the 26-year average, is 6.0 Inches, and so far this month therv haa been a rain­ fall of 2.16 inchea. Elsewhere in the county, State Forestry Hanger Albert Harris, at F orrit Service headquarters in Longwood, has breathed a sigh of re­ lief because o f the rains. A t hi* atatlon Tuesday, Harris recorded 1.20 inches of rain, and thl* morning measured .00 Inchea. This, he said, greatly relieves tha dangerous fire situation which had existed in the county. Heveral woods and muck fires occurred over the county during the dry spell. Harris pointed out today that since the fire situation hea eased, the rangers are once egein available to aid with burning o f f land. In commenting on tho rains, Tucker spoke o f the frar there would be a slow­ down in the fir* ant program underway. However, ha amid tha program ia 91 per cent complete in the county and that it should be ended by this weekend. "On* full day of flying will end the pro­ gram," Tucker said, "but it should definitely be over with by the end o f this week." SPACE W ALKER— Astronaut Edward White float* In space, the gold-plated cord attaching him to the Gemini capsule unwinding from the black hag in front o f him. More than a hundred miles below nre the Gulf of Mexico and Tcxaa Coast. Double Space W alk Idea Told ABOARD USS WASH AT SEA (U P I) — Astronaut* James McDIvltt and Edward White, Just on* day from a heroe's welcome from their countrymen, might have be­ come the first persons to stroll side by side in space if officials had not decided the venture waa too dangeroue. According to three sallori who ate with America’* newest spacemen, McDIvltt said a plan to let both men walk in space was considered prior to the Geminl-4 flight, but later rejected. White took the fantastic Jet-propelled trip into the void alone and thue became the star in a fantastic apace movie. Tha aallora* report cam* ae this aircraft carrier steamed toward Flcrida to deliver the astronauts home to tha United 8tat*s Thursday. It took McDIvltt and White only f iur daymte tri*el|paarly 1.7 million radea tr o u g h spec*. s e e It la taking them another three days to cover the 1,400mile stretch from their At­ lantic Ocean landing spot to their homes in Houston, Tex., to begin a string o f celebra­ tions with tha biggest one in McDlvitt’e home town o f Chi­ cago. Marhlniat's Mate l-C Robert F. Campbell o f Brighton, Mass., one of the Wasp's three runnere*up for "outstanding sailor o f the month," lunched Tuesday with the space hemes and quoted MrDivitt as say­ ing a double "spacewalk" was considered hut rejected ae too dangerous. A news report from the car­ rier that "it Is quite likely that the two crew members will alternate walks In space" Lyndon Turns Yachtsman WASHINGTON (U r i) President Johnson has restored yachting aa a presi­ dential pastime these balmy spring evrnlngs on the Po­ tomac. On several recent evenings, the latest Tuesday night, Ui* Chief Executive has slipped out of the White House at dusk to spend several hours cruising on the river. His gueata have Included congressional leaders a n d prominent figures in the world o f Journalism, among other*. This is a new form o f re­ laxation fur Johnson, and he tuts gone about it as quietly as possible to avoid attract­ ing an unwanted flotilla o f curious from among the craft which ply the Washington channel and the Potomac when the weather ia good. Yanks Released SANTO DOMINGO (U PI) — Three U. 8. paratroopers self ad Tuesday by tha Dominican rebels were released today. 4-H CONGRESS GAINESVILLE (U P I) — Th* State 4-H Club Congress will open Monday at tha Un­ iversity of Florida with 700 members expected to attend. on the next Gemini flight was unsupported by apace agency officials. Dr. George Mueller, chief o f the U.S. manned 8pacefllght programs said earlier this week that no "extra-vehicular activity," spacewalks or other. wise, wax planned for the sev­ en-day voyage of Gemtnl-6 as­ tronauts L. Cardan Cooper and Charles Tele Conrad. This flight ia eot for Aug. 9. s e e But Gemlni-6 la an epic for the future. Area Producers In Milk Pusile Central Florida milk pro­ ducers are In a quandary as to what to do about state control. The producers do not know whether to follow the lead put forth by Jacksonville, Pensacola, Miami and Tampa in voting themselves out from under tha Florida Milk Commission. u^aVU m ilLt? formulate aotae pL i k>r hctlon, several area' producers are meeting today with membere o f the commission to discuss the commission's control in fix­ ing minimum prices which distributors must pay producera. Sanford dairyman Jo* B. Baker this morning said the area producers are prepared to form a federal marketing area as Miami has done. Some distributor* have been buying a great deal o f milk from out-of-state producers since a U. S. Supreme Court ruling last year forbidding the Flor­ ida Commission to give pref­ ence to state producer* over out-of-state producers. The rourt held this violated Inter- Apportionment Bills Continue TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Another batch of reapportionnient bills was tossed in the Legislature today, includ­ ing on* for a unicameral lawmaking body. Sen. E. W. Gautier, o f New Smyrna Ileach, put In th* proposal fur a unr-Houae legislature with 100 members of which big Dade would have ID. It la given virtually no chanca o f passage. Sen*. George Hotlahan and Itobert Havarfield, both of Miami, introduced the 30■enator, 108 - representative proposal which la nearly Identical to on* being pushed by the League of Women Voters and big city mayors. Viet Nam Chief Seeks Mediation SAIGON (U PI) — Premier Phan Huy Quat called on Saigon's military leadership to mediate the political crisis that threatens to topple hla government. Quat la Involved In dis­ putes with Roman Cathollea and with Chief o f Stela Phan Khac Suu. Quat told a news confer­ ence tha situation had be­ come "critical" and that ha was asking Viet Nam'a gen­ erals to re-enter politics and try to solve tha dispute "so aa to keep a political bal­ ance." I state commerce regulations, Th* federal marketing or­ der, if obtained, would help atabllUe the market prices fur Florida producers, and wuuld set up proper class utilisation of the milk. "W e don't really know what we are going to do," Baker said, "we've come to nu conclusion. We're going to bold another meeting Thurs­ day or Friday . . . but wa era prepared tu get a federal ordar." When told the producers* situation was confusing to an outsider, Baker commented "It's Just as confusing to us in the business." Mississippi Elects GOP JACKSON, Miss. (U P I) — Two of Mississippi's largest cities, including Gov. Paul Johnson's horn* town, elected l(s|mblican mayors Tuesday in th* GOP's first grassroots test In this traditionally Democratic state. Hattiesburg attorney Paul Grady and former city Coun­ cilman R. D. Harmond of Columbus wera the first GOP rand Ida tea to win mayor's races in Mississippi sines Re­ construction. Hlx other Republican* cap­ tured aldsnttanic posts In four municipalities, whit* thn GOP was defeated In 13 Tit­ les and towns in the state, wide municipal general elec­ tions. The world today atilt thrilled to the dramatic film o f White's walking and Jetting his way around apaca with tha cloudy, moist ball o f earth hanging In tha background. * Tuesday night, Whita him­ self saw the breathtaking mo­ vies far the first time. "Ha didn't Jump when tha film first cam* on,” said a spec* agency Information officer. "H e sort o f lifted out o f tho chxlr." "Thera I go again," said White. "Thera sha go**," ha eeld when he saw on film hla glova flying o ff into apaca. Still ahead for tha Gemini twin* waa tha task o f raliving their 62-orbit experiences to tha United State* via newt conference at Houston Thurs­ day or Friday, and to Presi­ dent Johnson * t hit T exts ranch this weekend — then a trip to C hlcngu^for'a Makertap* parade. s e a According to Bailor Camp­ bell, McDIvltt said epee* o ffi­ cial* "had thought about send­ ing both outside Gemini 4 fo r spacewalks, but found there would be diffieutty getting ready to gat out, with the bulkiness o f th* apacesulte and the amount o f time thay had. "H e said there wee always « chance something might g o wrong while both of them were out," said Campbell. "Th* spacecraft might g o o ff course, and neither o f them might be abte to get back In time to maneuver It onto course." MvDivltt would not have ob­ jected to a spacewalk, said Campbell, "but he said he'd just a* soon stay in tha cap­ sule." Navy airmen Harold L. Edging, 27, of SL Louie M o„ said White told him he "p ersunnily suspected" that tba world’s first spscewalker, So­ viet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov, had "some sort of outside d if­ ficulty" in orbit lest March It, Edging said White told hint ho himself "wee not nfrald that ha might encounter it with Gemlnl-4." “ B U IL D Y O U R C R E D IT — W H ER E I T C O U N T S ’* — FINANCE — YOUR NEW CAR AT OUR LOW, LOW INTER Eh T RATE 4 % % (94.50 PER 9100 PER YEAR) YOUR BONUS . . . WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH UB, NOW OR IN THE FUTURE, !H AUTOMATIC ELIGIBILITY FOR A ------ S IG N A T U R E L O A N ! CaM tha auto loan experts: Ralph Pe*old or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611* �'Ships' Theme O f Oviedo Commencement Record Of 2i7 Poultry, Dairy Foods Best Buys Graduated From Lpan Hi School tha referee and in later life, By Bvalya Lastdy Ovlsdo High School gradu­ the leeder. Friendship, topic o f Nancy ates, In bright scarlet cape and gowns, marched Into the Swenson'a talk, was termed auditorium fo r commencement "the ship that faces hard work exercises to "Pomp end Cir­ and stormy weather’ '. Ship­ mates work togethar to build cumstance" played by the strong bonds Just aa tha atuschool band. Honor graduates dents have worked together and members o f the Beta Club to create deep and lasting ware gold cords to signify this friendship. Tha motto o f ancient ship crews, -One hand fo r me, one Invocation wee given by hand fo r my ship,” la adjusted Rev. Cyrus B. Dawsey Jr, o f to modem life, "one hand for the First Methodist Church o f me, on hand fo r my friends," Oviedo. The Girls Chorus sang she Bald. -H all o f Ivy". The class's fire top seniors presented addresses fo r the evening, using "ships" as their theme. I n t r o d u c t i o n , given by James Courier, compered an Individual’s Ufa to the ships o f Columbus . . . well-built but sometimes going astray al­ though original traits o f char­ acter usually a n ntalned. Ha noted that Columbus had to n l y on start to gulda his ships Just as a student de­ pends on parents, schools, and church to be his "et|re'\ Marilyn Partin, developing theme o f her talk on leader­ ship, compared life's leaden to the flagship, pointing out that through their wisdom they guide to auecess. Gardner Preedy spoke on sportsmanship, stressing simi­ larity o f an athletic team to a ship's crew . . . all must work wall together with the referee as captain. A good team, he veld, wina without arrogance and loaes without whining. It learns to accept decisions o f T h e Hoil O f I t : B-B T o ‘Big’ BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (U PI) —The U. S. Weather Bureau officially named types of ball, ranging from B-B to big, B-B, logically, is the (m ill•at. It la followed by pea-slie hail, either blackeye or crowd•r, depending if it falls north o r south o f the Meion-Dlxon line, moth boll (either side of the line), marble-slied, ping poog, goose egg, chicken egg (grade, A ), golf ball, tennis ball and baiebaU. "Extrema sixes, such as Buttons," the weather bureau aaid, “ should be reported at big." Now You Know Sir Robert Parke brought dandellona to America for Ida herb garden la ISM, according to th e Park-Parke-l'arksParkas Society o f North Stanlngton, Conn. Legal Notice wot i t * or roN R <'i,ostinn eai.n » r T H N CI.RRK o r n u t c »n m i t c o u r t N olle* l i herntir * lv -n t b it t b s ilm lsralsnail, AIITHUR II. B E C K W ITH , JR.. Clark er tha Clreult C ourt o f Kamlnota C ou n. 4r, Florida, w ill, on fha n th Bay o f Juna, A. !>. i t I I . at 11:0* A.M. a t tha fron t d oor o f tha C ourt llouaa o f Ramlnnla Coun­ ty , Florida, In tha C ity o f Ban* ford , o ffa r fo r aala and sail at pu bllo o u tcry to tha hlghaat en d beat blddar for oaih , tha fo llo w in g dtacrlhad property attualad In Sem inole County, Florida, tn -w lti North to scraa o f NK<4 nf tha N W « o f and tha NWU o f tha NK14 e te lu ilv a of th at portion plaited Farnw ood and elan otolu alra o f that portion d a -d­ ad tn Famlnola rn u n lr aa a d ra in s** dltrh and rrrord ad In O fficiate Itecnrite B ook II I , at p a ss f t ! of Sem inole County, Florida, w hich daacrlptlon la more fu lly sat forth on tha a t­ tachm ent hereto and made • part h ereof by Incorpora­ tion. purauant to tha final decree o f forarloaura entered In a caaa pending In eald Court, tha atyla o f which tal DONALD K. I1LEAKLET, P lain tiff, vs. 1.0 NO CONSTRUCTION COM­ PANY, INC., s FI" rids c o r p o r ­ ation, s i al, D efendan t!, and tha dock et num ber o f w hich I- Chancery No. 11.tin. W ITNESS m y hand and o f f i ­ c ia l e -a l o f eald C o u rt, thta 4lh day o f June, A. D. l t d . (SE A L ) A rthur It. UecUwllh, Jr., Clark o f tha Circuit Court o f Seminole County, F lorida Ry Elisabeth Bru-nahaa Deputy Clark W lsh lm a n , Howe a O lm -r S it Houlli Q ard-n Avenue Clearw ater, Florida Publlaht Juna I, l i l t cD»r j i Speaking on scholarship, Sherry Walts brought out tha fact that Just as ships begin with drawing boards and blus prints, so must today's schol­ ars draw a plan and use It all his Ufa. Sha strassed that only tbs finest quellty materials Gardner Preedy! 8AC (schol­ astic - a t h 1 s 1 1c eltisenehlp) sward, Marilyn Partin and Jim Courier; Danforth leader ship sward, Martha Calhoun and Steva Bums; Jsycee award, Gardner Preedy; Jeycee awards to outstanding seniors, Marilyn Partin and Theodora 8 e 11h o r n ; DAR award, M a r i a n Carpenter; American Legion award, Mari­ an Carpentar and James Cour­ ier; commercial, Patricia Er­ wins; English, 8herry Walt*, and mathematics, science end social atudiea, Gardner Preedy, By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School grad­ uated e record 217 seniors before the hundreds of ad­ miring friends end relatives who packed tha school gym­ were used In building ships o f nasium. old, and today a scholar must County Sckool Supt R. T. sal set only tha finsst quality Mllwee, on hand to help materials fo r shortcuts load award diplomas and watch only to fallurs. his eldest son, Thomas, grad­ Awards presented during uate, gave special recognition the program were salutatorian, to 23 students who had at­ Sherry Walts, valsdlctorian, tended the school since enter­ ing first grade. This will be the lest rises to graduate with this distinc­ tion as next year's seniors went to South Seminole Jun­ ior High School during the ninth grade. Reflecting t h e section's growth is the fact that five elementary schools and a Jun­ ior high now serve the area served entirely by Lyman when three youngsters enroll­ ed twelve year* ago. These students were Ksth* lyn Bauman, Margaret Blan­ ton, Linda Duncan, Pamela Eldridge, D o r o t h y Muir, Linda Pinnock, Sally Simpklne, Margaret Stevens, Ruth Wright, D o n a l d B a t e s , Wayns Bayes, John Blanton, Gary Bowles, Danltl Cassel­ berry, Charles Dome, Ronald Gilbert, Thomas M l l w e e , Roger Mobley, Michael Nel­ son- Keith Salmi, Michael Sewell, Charles Wagner, end William Wharton. Speaking on the themo "Hurltona Unlimited" were the three top ranking honor students^ Bonnie Laymen, Hannah Williams, end Gwyn Ilutenkrogor. Diplomas were presented by Principal Carl­ ton Henley. The Invocation was given by Richard Leonard and the benediction by Elaine Haynie. The chorus, under the direc­ tion o f John Blair, sang •fhla la My Country" Monday night and “ The Lord's Prayer" at the Baccalaureate Sunday night Rev. Dolmas Copeland of the Casselberry Community ft l' ' •a * Church was speaker at Sun­ TOP FIVE SENIORS (top row) at Oviedo High School and honors re­ day night's program. The inexi ceived at commencement exercises went (left to right) Sfyepry Waltz# JarocatieM was gtvqa Mr1Marry sulutatorlan, English award: Gardner Preedy, valedictorian, mathemat­ " r S r k a r ; scripture bje Ruth ics, science, aocinl studies and Jsycee swards; Marilyn Partin, SAC (schoKata, and benediction by lustic-alhletlc-citlzenship) and Jsycee outstanding senior awards; James Susan Lakstosh. Courier, SAC and American Leg)Ion awards, and Nancy Swenson. Dan­ Mrs. Darwin Shea, organ­ forth awards for outstanding leadership and citizenship abilities were ist, played tha processional, presented to Steven Bums and Martha Calhoun (center left). Marian “ Pomp and Circumstance" by Cnrpcnler (center right) received DAK and American Legion awards. Elgar, and tha recessional, Junior class mem tiers serving ns marshals (bottom photo) were Timo­ "W ar March o f the Priests" thy Colbert, Judith Mintcr, Miml Whoeler and Wayne Jacobs. by Mendelssohn, at both (Herald Photos) events. Sanlanda Springe was the beautiful setting for the af­ ter graduation party planned by tha senior parents which was attended by approxi­ By Dottle Austin action Is necessary to permit o f tha Overstreet Land Com­ mately 170 graduates and Purchase o f $30,000 worth use o f tha new-type machines pany was postponed until their dates, end 80 chaper­ ones. o f new voting machines for which use lUM-type punch June 16 fo r preparation o f Tha youths enjoyed eating, Bominole County may he de­ cards Instead o f paper bal­ additional maps. swimming, dancing end the layed until spring, under a Action on setting aside five sad Joy o f bring togethar aa motion made by John Fits- lots. There is no Indication Patrick at tha Tuesday meet­ that such a bill was passed acres for an animat shelter a group for the last time. ing o f the County Commie- by the Legislature. alto was postponed for the elon. Investigations by clerk’s next meeting. Permission was Price o f the machlnee, office officials and a commis­ granted fo r use o f a drag­ which now coat $1,700 each, sioner indicated that the ma­ line to risen out debris along goes up to $1,776 on July 1, chines are not tamper-proof tha north shore o f Lake Fitspetrlck contended that and certification o f voting Mary. the machines will not be tnbulatlona would he difficult A deed to soma property Lewis M. Myers, a former needed in the November elec­ to validate. In addition, it lying inside the city limits o f Sanford resident, was drown tions and interest could be would be necessary to taka Cetsclberry which wee offer­ ad May N la a fishing mis saved on eight or nine tha vote cards out o f the ed to tha county was turned hap at Rocky Fork flute Park months payment!. Clerk Ar­ county to tabulate, since down. Emergency repairs Lake near BUlsboro, Ohio, ae thur Beckwith Jr. wne In­ there are no machines here were authorised to High cording to word received structed to calculate the dif­ of the type necessary to Street, Lake S t r e e t end here. ference in tha increased costs make the computation*, Beck­ Washington Street In Lake Report* from m Ohio news and tha Interest payments with explained. Mary. paper indicate Myers, *1, and and report to tha commission. Three raionlng parcels A petition by 80 residents his grend-Mgfeew, Larry Ro­ Commissioners I n d I rated were approved end resonlng for four-way stop eigne et bert Myers, seven, of Galllthey would not conalder pur­ o f the 8prlng Hammock sec­ the intersection o f Magnolia polis, Ohio, w e n fishing chase o f the $186 votamatlc tion to accommodate a pro­ and Faith Terrace wee taken when the boy fall from the machlnee for a number o f posed trailer park wee post­ under advisement until Com­ boat and bis grand-uncle at­ reasons. Chief among them poned until the June 22 meet­ missioner Lawrence 8 wofford tempted to rescuo him. Tbs wee the fact that legislative ing, Resonlng on a request tea Investigate the request attempt failed end b o t h drowned. Myers wai a retired super­ intendent for Greyhound Lines at Miami and maintained a residence her*. Ha was a member o( Sanford Elks Lodge 1241 sod bad many friends In the area. He la survived by Us wife. • stater 1* Cincinnati sad a brother la Bidwall, Okie. Voting Machine Deal Delayed Lewis M . Myers Drowning Victim Flags on U. 8. federal build­ ings and InsisUatioai ora hallstaffed lor $0 days oa death of a president or former pres- ______ A TTA C H MR X T Tha North IS acres o f tha f o l ­ lo w in g deecrlbed p roperly! The MB 14 o f the NW U en d tha Waat H I M feat o f th e MW u o f tha NR 14 leas that portion p la lttd as "F e rn w e o d " aa recorded In F lat Book 14. page I o f the Public Hecorda of Stm lnole C ou nty and lata that cur­ ta in IS ! feat dralnagu right -if w ay daacrlbad In O fficial R ecords Meek I I I . page 111 • f Ik t pu blic re co rd - o f a -m ln -ie Cnuaty. Florida, a ll being In a *ciion is . T ow n -h lg J l gou tb RanS• Ode Osxfarl Rrrclh •at- FOURTEEN CARAT GOLD WRENCHES are displayed by Rudy Craws, Ben Howland, Howard Butcher and Raymond Hall of Seminole County Motor*. The wrenches, given by the Dodge Division. Chrysler Corpora­ tion, represent the master technician training award. They were given to personnel who attended 12 months service school. It U the fourth year that the awards have been praeented Seminole County Motor*. Jim Smith, aUo a winner, is not shown. Among fresh fruit selec­ tions ore plenty o f oranges, tables. peaches, strawberries a n d A t produce counters there watermelons. will be plenty o f fresh green With fewer red meat spe­ beans, cabbage, celery, corn, cucumbers, greens, onions, cials In prospect, Chicken raradishes, and tomatoes, ac­ mafns the leading main dish cording to market reports o f buy. Eggs end such dairy the Agriculture Department’s products as cheese, milk, les WASHINGTON (U PI) ~ Consumer a n d Marketing cream, butter, and cresm alio art in generous supply. Weekend food ehoppors will Service. gaaarally find that broilerfryer chickens, eggs, and dairy products continue to rata tha best buy levels, •long with seasonal harvest# FOOD SHOPPING GUIDE (Tha following gulda to tha nation’* feed buys for the weekend wan prepared by the U. 8. Departments o f Agriculture and Inter­ ior fnr United Press In­ ternet tonal.) of fresh fruits end v*cs* DtttforB RenTB Page 2 — June 9, 196J OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • TUe * Pianos • Rental Bed* Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat.” Four To Attend Red Cross Meet A. B. Peterson Jr., disaster cbifrniaa o f the Seminole C o u n t y chapter, American Red Cross, will lead a work­ shop on ' ‘Disaster • ready Emergency Action" at the ARC state conference In Or­ lando June 11 and 12. Other delegates attending the conference from Sanford include Clyde Long, H. W. Rauls a n d Mrs. Barbara Clammer, executive aeeretary of the Seminole County chap­ ter. EVERYTHING for FOAM BACK i/a INCH SIZE Garden Hose Place Mats $166 50 FT. .RUBBER EACH i j b I 54 REG. 79c VALUE FINGER TIP REG. 29e JUMBO Play Balls \CH 13 Sponge SPECIAL 14*. BIG 10 ROLL PACK Towels Toilet Tissue A88TD. COLORS EACH 13 WHITE PINK YELLOW 77 PEG. Deluxe Heavy Duty FOLDING ALUMINUM FURNITURE Look at the Large Number o f Extra Wide Webe C H A IR * 3 33 It I* t r u l y good-looking! Sturdy,wide colorful webbing 1 " polished aluminum tubing frame with Important non-tilt leg*. C H A IS E S A H You need a chaise thit'a sturdy and comfortable. This ta t Is completely adjustable for relaxing, haa noa-liit lags and heavy-duty waahablo webs for support and comfort. M cC R O R Y ’ S 105-9 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 3-Speed 20" PORTABLE FAN *1 6 " Hera's a sturdy ateel construc­ tion mulll-purpooo portable fan you can trust for years of cootlog comfort. GE motor Is guar­ anteed for 5 yours. It has a 4-poaitlaa GE coulrol switch, rubber > mounted a l u m i n u m blade, durable lustrous baked enamel ateel finish. U .U ap­ prov'd. 1 SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY �Ia North Orlando To Activate Zoning Unit By Donas Estes Occupational license fees of June 9, 1965 — 3 — Page Pai $12.30 for one year and $0.23 for six months were set for d iy nurseries by the North Orlando Village Council. The setting of fees was re­ quested by a nursery recent­ ly opened in the village. Mayor David Tilton report­ ed that the operator of the nursery had requested the li­ cense and had been informed that while the village present­ ly has no zoning ordinance, it is council's intention to ac­ tivate the zoning commission. He stated that he further In­ formed her it is possible and likely that the commission will recommend that property in her area will be designated R-l in which case she could be compelled to cease doing business. CDR. C. J. Youngblade,. Appointments to the zoning executive officer, has commission were discussed relieved Cdr. J. A. de with final decision tabled until Ganuhl on Command­ a special meeting to be called ing officer o f HVAH-9. later this month. The "Hoot Owls'* have In other business, $200 was Oljr Q Banlori Strati been deployed aboard the USS Saratoga In the M e d i t e r rancan since early December and will return to San­ ford Naval Air Station next month. Dc Ganahl will report to Norfolk, Vn., ns reconnaissanceattack training officer of Nnval Air Forces, Atlantic Fleet. (Navy Photo) Racquet, Swim Group Leases Academy Plant Sanford Naval Academy facilities at 13th Street and Melonville Avenue will be the alte thia aummer of the new Racquet and Swim Club o f Sanford. The academy haa been teased by Howard P. Gordie, • teacher at Sanford Junior High School. The private membership club will operate for the aummer only, through Sept. 6, Labor Day. An organisational o p e n bouse for prospective mem­ bers of the new club will be held at the academy this Friday and Saturday. The houra will be 3-10 p.m, Fri­ day and 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. Saturday. The pool and ten­ nis courts will be available fo r use, and the dressing room facilities will be open. Children must be accompan­ ied by an adult. Limited family and Individ­ ual memberships are avail­ able. The club will operate from 10 a.m. to 0 p.m, four days a week, and from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. two days. It will ba closed Mondays, Membership funds will be bald In escrow until It has been determined the club will operate. Unit 259 Scores Successful Year By Mrs. Jobs Lo om End o f year report* given at final meeting o f this sea­ son for DeBary American Legion Auxiliary Unit 259 brought to close a successful year for President Rosa W il­ liams. Her gracious appreciation was expressed to all mem­ bers and committee heads, as wall aa to members o f the executive board. Social activities for the Le­ gion and Auxiliary closed with a picnic at New Smyrna Beach and an auxiliary offic­ ers luncheon at the Log Cabin Inn with Mrs. William* as hostess. appropriated to rcpzlr Tradewinds and Hayes Streets and North Edgemon Avenue at the request of Councilman Lloyd Brown. It was decided to return books to the auditor, Robert Cramer, to work out a reason­ able estimate of income ex­ pected during the next fiscal year to determine if tbe vill­ age Is in financially sound position to proceed w i t h building plans for a village hail. Cramer will be instruct­ ed to give a complete sum­ mary of past expenditures and revenues. A letter w«s read from North Orlando Company man­ ager, Frank Fasula, stating that the village dump is In “ deplorable condition” and suggesting that the (ire de­ partment burn off the area and the police department pa­ trol the road leading to it. If conditions don’t Improve, Fa­ sula warned, the dump, which is a breeding place for rats, files and mosquitoes, will be closed. Tilson stated that persons littering roads to tbe dump will be given eltations, will have to post bonds, and ap­ A Cr B C O N T R A C T O R S pear in court. Conviction of unlawful dumping of debrla on roads or highways is punish­ able by a maximum of $200 or 60 days Imprisonment, or both. Council agreed to install a street light at the recreation area. YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS YOU NAME IT — WE’LL DO IT! FREE ESTIMATES PHONE: 322-2287 „IT’S HARD TO MATCH OUR,, BEAT THE TOWN lLOW prices j M li U IVORY SOAP PERIORAL SIZE uwriawa Long wood T o Register For Recreation By Donna Eatea Principal ]<oul* Husky o f Longwood Elementary School has announced that registra­ tion will take place at 0 a.m. Friday at the achool for ths aummer recreation program. Following registration, a short recreation period will be held. Students who attended the summer program at LongElementary last year will ba happy to know that their favorites, Coach Wait Drums and Mrs. Neil Drueding, again will be in charge o f actlvitiea this year. Regular oetsions will be­ gin Monday, 8:30 until 11:30 a.m., with Mrs. Drueding leading arts claes and muelc periods and Coach Drums supervising athletic actlviUaa and games. . THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU ■ R E I. IDs SANFORD BABY _ FOOD ' U O H T W IIO H f FOAM COOLER CHEST NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 322-8170 5 YEAH H A I T I A M l MR N. ORLANDO AVB./ MAI I LA NL) h w y . 17-93 OUAHANTtt BEE6HHUT AStORTMERT NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. M7-7072 VINYL GARDEN HOSE 30 Quart Sit# BORDEN’S GLACIER CLUB R E I. t U (LIM IT 2, PLEASE) I0 X OP 100 39‘ M S . 10a EACH WYLERI S O FT D R IN K NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PI1. 29S-«$70 OPEN MON. THRU SAT. • am.-IO p.m. BUNDAY 11 A.M. — 8 P.M. ■ m iT iiit I CHARCOAL] I I I V A LU E, I4-0Z. 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L it us con vinca you. Bring your next proscription In for fluper-X high quality service. YOU’LL SIC. . . YOU'LL SAVB I N 90NDWARI P A P E R 0 0 L0 R TU L V IN YL S T R A W 1488] ME0ICATED CREAM, • 02. $ 1.00 SIM VARIETY OP LAD IEB' S U N v $1749 VALUE, KODAK OM AN DEODORANT 1AMERA IUTFIT 1.99 0L 99* f i l l Tastant loading, no adjusting. OonpleU with flash equipment. M l. M l, DoIuxb VINYL COVERED POAM ■ O H A IR 24" GRILL WITH ELECTRIC M IT gild*-out. adjustable grid, removable hood, motorized, adjustable spit; other deluxe features. B O m t O F I O M I J t $ tt ( INSTAMATIO 100 »39c OPEN DOOR POLICY FREMONT, Calif. (U P !)— Polica her* are looking for a gang o f thieves who have an open door policy. Residents of three new homaa complained that two men and a woman with a pickup truck cams to their homes and carted away the front door. H A T S In straw and fabric With fashionable trim. M * inflatable, i| 1 » II TRAIIItTM STYLE HAIR ARRAY T [LOVING CARE 88' mpmiirimbwm 0M AISEFAR 11*91 CLAIR O L H A M COLOR | t . « B V A L U E » r L' . B R IA R *• ME 9 0 (Herald Fbotok V F00TS0CKS C| J & 9111 J nANY fowder| BH M AS 1 PAMETILA MARS ■ SUNTAN L0 T I0 I vSCSS BAIT PANTS 9 w4QV o Plastic bloomer Rag, 31* e e c b £ 109MI I "o Z lU M ECONOMY 99* S ill SHOWER CAP „ 1 7 c FRANK FINCH was installed aa president of the Sanford-Seminole Junior Chamber of Com! merce by Robert Keeiel (right), of Whiter Park, pant diatrict vice preaident. Vm£7Zgk2£X?*' 99.99 V A LU E ptat sins heavy duty ptoatto. I W U A -S hair dressing P IP E S la choiot of j Atikht*. ilispoi Kemovsbto Altar. 100 FOOD BAGS 6 7 ° Plastic with elastic band. Ref* ” * W LO N S K A N O L IO OUTDOOR $949 VALUK 9RASBERRY House * Oardaa S p ray,11JO V ela e 72 clip type hardwood. 7 C R A D IO | Compute, Including 77 CQc C R EAM R U . 9949 RIPT 90X19 RAID DUO KILLER QQo CLOTHES PINS W A V E R IANT f t * M l FU1I back and Thick nvanlUtoped. a pad. i CUT NOXZEMA _ -3D SUPPLY D EEP H A T S ■nap brim styling, natural color. R fG . $ 1 9 ,9 9 Check these outstanding faeturas: • King ala* flrebox. • Adjustable grid and spit, with V. L. Approved motor. • I aid* work tabtaa * 2 vents, extra vast control. • Tem­ perature gauge. • Heavy tubular aluminum fags. * l ” whitewall wheels, a Larga utility ahalf. a Smoker bood has tampered glass LI! ATTEND* SCHOOL John Mercer, vice president of the United State Bank of Seminole, is among 367 bank­ ers attending the 16th annual two-week session o f the School of Banking o f tha South being held at Louisiana State Uni­ versity in Baton Rouge, La. M O R E KEEP A COOL HEAD f MIN I WOVEN WAGON GRILL O U P S Popular 7-oa. stae $ y i 2712 N. PINE1I1LLS RD. tllMT I texts ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH M IX E S ORLANDO e 00 tooot Length a Full Force Couplings • Durable for long uaa a Flexible vinyl plattlo a %• Inside diameter ICE CREAM ENVELOPES HALF GALLON FRENCH AVB. (HYVY. 17-92) M y. Ouaraaia WHITE OWL CIGARs3 7 < | 4 * V A W i • PACK l Vi* rtWrt * IM l a A * * ' m 14" 9149 �• tv • n fc r l W vralt P it* 4 — June 9, 1905 1 jir'TJ.A i>.;< ,1F li ! ■ '' Incorporation Papers Okayed By Mary C Of C 2 G R EAT N EW W IN N - D IX IE By F r t m a W wW r The Lake Mary Chamber o f C om m n ti to tad to accept the article* o f Incorporation read by Donald Jackson, the new president, at lha Jon* meetlnf. Other new officers o f the organisation aaeaminc datie* a t this meetlny were C. 8. Donaldson, t Ico president, Katherine Mott, secretary and treasurer, and the fo llo w In f members o f the board of directors, James Jones, W. C. Hopkins, Roy Howell Jr* H. M. Gleason, James Daufhtrey and Richard Keoyh. Retlrlny president, Daughtrey, was commended by Keogh for the progress that had been made during the past year. He stated the ac­ tivities begun and accom­ plished to be: Railroad signala, second successful talent show, work dons toward In­ te ra cts 4, houiis numbering, welcome algna, co-operation bstween Firs Department and chamber, dividing Lake Mary Into two voting precincts, tha start o f a savings fund fo r the future community building, and resonlng In ordsr to have the new post o f­ fice. Edward Zimmerman re­ ported on the activities o f Boy Scout Troop 242, which the chamber sponsor*. He an­ nounced that a round table meeting would be held at the Scout Hut In Lake Mary at 7tl0, Thursday, and a com­ mittee from tho chamber should attend. Zimmerman and Scoutmas­ ter Howell were commended fo r their work with tho Scouts this past year, and Robert Rugenstein fo r alt tho help ho had given them. Zimmerman also reported that plana are being drawn up fo r an addition to tha fir* house. Mrs. W. C, Hopkins an­ nounced that the Woman's Club o f Lake Mary la open­ ing a free public library In the Lak* Mary School con­ sisting o f 1,000 hooka. Tho library will accept donations o f book*. Fire Auxiliary Sets Meeting By Margaret Coeby The North Orlando Fir# Auxiliary will meet at 7:20 P.m, Thursday at lha home o f the eecretary, Mr*. Louis* Htralton, 74 8, Fairfax Avaone, AH women o f the commun­ ity ara urged to attend thla worthwhile organisation. Hutcherson Still Tops N A S C A R OFFICIALS o f the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce assuming duties at the June meeting are (from left) W. C. Hopkins, director; Mrs. Stan­ ley Mott, secretary-treasurer; Roy Howell Jr., director; Donald Jackson, president; James Daughtrey, outgoing president and director; C S. Don­ aldson, vice president, and Richard Keogh, director. (Herald Photo) S U P ER M A R K ETS DELTONA 0 a '■ f t ’ * * , **• L S lw te ll Selves O f Pest DELTONA. FLORIDA WINN, ' - 'p e t s first In the region to receive a third Invitation. In the past the group ha* toured the Far Eastern area and Greenland, Ireland, New­ foundland and Labrador. Dr. Middleton waa bom In Sanford and attended public arlionl here. He then attend­ ed Jtolitna, Columbia and, Northwestern, and received hia doctorate from tho Uni­ versity of Florida. Among hla relatives living In the area are Mr*. W. O, Bridges, Lake Mary; Mrs. 8. B. (Jim) Crowe, llw y. 46 East, and Mra. Hr sale Davit. Snead Qualifies For 25th Open free 5-day trip to Califor­ nia end Disneyland. RooBters Given Week Or Else ■ \ 1 j »raw*[- " • 9 H O P P IN O V CENTER : Cr.fl m bpc you mm m m io m m , MAICO H I A N N O AID M BV1CS MR. GEORGE C. HEARN, CONSULTANT MILLRE RADIO AND APPLIANCE 111 PARE AVM, ML — PHONE SIMM! EVERT FRIDAY — 1* TILL 1 Main OMn — If W. Haa — Dewntowe Orlande H fl BAN BANK K OF OF_ __ (3RLANOO J Ksa PINCLOCK STREET J <4 * lak * m onad* TO Sincerely, Mike Dosgherty *2 . V A L U E * Bath Towel ★ Guest Towel C A N N O N I ★ Wash Cloth M M R ■ • is 3 -P C C A N N O N BATH AS LOW AS • it w ilt rot 4 t i l o r S11 UMTS Larger U ;>Aval|abl; at the" 4 tVJ JOUOW MEI h _ 0 W W H O tY ■ s m ite g E l 11n o r V i l l a g e * * * * 1N S1M N 86V O U 1 A N /I h fin r " 1 tta \ « | * t N A T I O N A L ■ THANKS I wish to thank every*** for supporting me In the IGA Boy’* Contest — A DAYTONA BEACH ( U P I ) DJck Hutcherson won first and second place in his last two races to remain at the top of ih t NASCAR Grand National point standings. Hutcherson, of K e o k u k , Iowa, won a loo-mller at Nashville, Tenn., Thursday and wae second Sunday In a rain-shortened race at Bir­ mingham, Ala., to glva him a total of U ,W points for tho season. Ned Jarrott of Camden, S. C „ is In aocond spot with 16,■ 640. Jarrctt placed second in lb* Nashville rare and won tba Birmingham race. Darol Ditringer of Charlotto, N. C., was In third p la n WINTERS, Calif. (U PI) — with 11,IT> points, followed by Police Chief Earl Wasbabaugh Marvin Paach o f Daytona haa given roosters one week Beach with 13,111 and Fred to get out of town. Lorenso o f Elmhurst, 1U., with Waahibaugh announced that ii,Ma. he will atari enforcing a ton­ ing ordinance which •pacifi­ First ID Negroes to bo land­ cally bans roosters and limit* ed oa American soil disem­ to alx the number of hana an barked at Jsmogtown, Va., in owner may keep is the city limits, August of MU. ORLANDO, FLA. AAI C H I Q A N MLTOHA SU XA IH O W M * CSMTSS Ex-Sanfordife Adds Fealher To Mis Cap Neighbors Rid ■ 3 I______ 11______ j STATE ROAD Department trucks and equipment aro busy filling In the large slnkholo on Northmoor Road in Casselberry under the supervision o f the city’s engineering firm. All salvageable material from the Roxolsky home was removed from tho sinkhole lust week before filling opera* tions began, (Herald Photo) By Barry Law** Dr. Middleton la bead o f Dr. Hsrman Middleton, a the drama department for tha Sanford native now living In Univarelty o f North Carolina Greensboro, N. C* haa added at Greensboro, and hla thea­ ter unit haa Just Icon chnaen another feather to hie cap. for the third time to tour American military base* un­ der the apnnaorahlp o f the American Educational Thea­ ter Association, Department o f Denfenae and the URO. INOLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) The proponed aeven-week —Mrs. Sindra Gardner, 29, tour will begin next March filed a $20,000 damage ault 10 and will cover the Euro­ In Superior Court agalnat pean Command, with most three neighbor* for loaa of her performances likely In Ger­ two-year-old cat, Taffy. many, Italy and France. Mra, Gardner claimed her According to Dr. Middleneighbors caught the cat in a ton, the Norman Panamabox trap and turned U over to Melvin Frank musical com­ the county pound ea a atray, edy, "LI'l Abner," will be the whereupon it wai deatroyed. play toured, The theater group wa* first chosen fur one of these tour* in 11)59, and at that lime heroine the ftret euch group in the South to be ac­ corded such an honor. The In­ By Ualted Pre»* International vitation wa* repeated again The full complement of 150 In 1062, and this year'a se­ professionals and amateurs lection Is another first for haa been aclectcd for the 65th the group, making them the U. 8. Open golf champlonahlp, the moat glamoroua tourna­ ment of the circuit. It la acheduled June 1T-I0 at St. Loult. Golfer* In IS cLUea Monday and Tueaday vied for 119 slot* In 96-hole alroke play. The other 11 placea In the tourney were filled by golfera exempt from all qualifying. The moat illuatrloua among tlioae who had to qualify waa 52 year-old Sam Snead who •hot a 67-70—1ST at Detroit Tuesday to get Into hi* 2Mb conaccutivo Open. Thla la the only tournament wboaa crown has eluded the Slammer. Or­ lando's Dave Ragar qualified in Atlanta wllli a 144. 2M 1 DILANY STRUT 111 Family Vacation Viitet Oamplatety furnished tar Houeefceeptaf IV W V UNIT A lt COMOITIONID $0 Swimming Baal a* OoH A Tannta a* free TV a* Aeom Tataphana t0 Dag Racine ** -M AJai • 'A u la Rating AM IMa and ENinor VMaga I* ona May ctoear to your home than moat Florida Weiorta DAYTONA SLACK FLORIDA B Lk OFFER GOOD ONLY AT THE TWO NEW W IN N -DKIES. LIMIT: ONE PER FAMILY WITH A $5.00 ORDER OR MORE THIS WEEK ONLY. & T O P V A L U E S TA M P S OFFER GOOD ONLY AT THE 2 HEW WINK-DIXIES �ZTf}# G O V ER N M EN T GRADED Oanfurll ^rraI9 J u n e 9 , 1965 — Page 4 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF U. S CHOICE . . SIRLOIN IS A L L W E S E L L QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 12TH wiHM-DiKic rroaea. ta t COFTIIINT--- IM I Extra Stomps j FRESH FLA. GRADE "A" \: 1100 • WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF * STEWING HENS REG. 79c , . HANDY PACK GROUND Stew . . it.. 69* LB. REG. B9< . . HANDY PACK GROUND Round W HOLI W ib 7 9 ‘ Steak . . . * 1.09 Steak . . . * 1.19 Steak. . . . * 9 8 / Roast. . . . * 4 9 / \ Short Ribs * 3 9 / Stew Beef * 2 9 / Roast. . . . * 6 9 / Steak. . . . * 6 9 / ji ‘ - U. S. CHOICE CANNED i I h a m Jii A* ^99 j 100 Extra Stamps j ! WITH COUPON A PURCHASE J OF ONE FAMILY PACK OF c { Ground Beet NOW . 20% LEANER THAN REQUIRED BY FEDERAL REGULATIONS s J ^lINEls% Cheese Food 39 / s p a iw y g s 2-LB. BOX REG. 59c CHEF DELIGHT LOAF B-o*. PKG. . . PHILADELPHIA CREAM C heese ... LEAN, MEATY BEEP 1-LB. CUP SUPERBRAND COTTAGE O xTails . .ib29’ REG. 29< 6-oi. Pkg, TARNOW . . BOLOGNA, OLIVE. PICKLE «-oi. PKG. KRAFT OR SUPERBRAND SLICED SWISS LunchM eat2/49* f 25 Extra Staaps i r ----------------- *-------------1 1*00 ■ Get I Plus 90c Coupon j JUST POR TRYING S Cheese__ 2 9 / Cheese.... 19/ Cheese.... 2 9 / Cheese.... 37 / Velveeta.. 9 9 / Cheese__ 39 / Cheese.... 59 / REG. 29c KRAFT'S JAR, PINEAPPLE, PIMENTCt OLIVE PIMENTO fi 01. BORDEN'S CREAM (NO COUPON NEEDED) WITH PURCHASE OF ONE 2LB PKG CHEESE LOAF PALM ETTO FARMS j Pimento Cheese j 59* 1 4 -o t. CUP ARMOUR BONELESS j TURKEY ROAST <) Gat Detolls ot Ouc Fiwnr Cow i «-ot. PKG. CRACKER SIZE HICK All Vorl.tles LB. PKG. OLD FASHIONED DAISY ••• J U. S. CHOICE FULL CUT, BONELESS ROUND U. S. CHOICE CHUCK (REGULARLY $ 3 .2 9 ) i 5 * 1" U. S. CHOICE . . T-BONE U. S. CHOICE PLATE U. S. CHOICE ROUND BONE SHOULDER U S. CHOICE CHUCK Enterprise Students Receive Strawberries 3 /1 . Awards In Closing Assembly 16-0*. PKG. . . BAR-T-RANCH SLICED 2-LB. BAG . . VAHLSING FRENCH FRY Potatoes . . . 4 5 / Orange Juice 5 /1 . 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C on 3 9 ' LMk 1 vNh S3, aider ar 3 9 * Can**** Quality and f H e }'S A FRIENDLY. 3 9 ' 2 0 - 1 LWr, I vM« S3, ardar ar a n 4T 0 SERVE ,YOUI iff Vtmtk A t *, ft 23Ub l BERRY’S WORLD FRESH CRISP HEADS RED RIPE . . EVERY MELON GUARANTEED r-O f ) ( i 11-1 By Mr*. Rltrlila Harris sented dtlicnahlp medals to Award! to students at En- Edna Charlene Johnson and terprla* Elementary School James Howard Randall, v ers presented during d o l ­ Gary Richardson was mas* ing assembly o f the year. ter o f ceremonies for the pro­ Honor roll certificates, pr*- gram and devotional was sented by the principal, Mrs. given by Candice Wilcox. Ap­ Sylvia Hardin, ven t to John pearing, under direction o f Raker, Charles Barlow, Gary Mrs. Katherine Seller*, wetv Richardson and John Sellers, Mrs. Daisy Gunn’s sixth grad­ fivs times; and Cheryl Wale- ers In choral selections, Jan­ sek, Robert Barber, Deana ice Chaney in a tap dance, I.aughlin, Tat Lester, Fred Charlene Johnson in a piano Perrlck and Donna Semones, solo, and Diana Col* In a bal­ let routine. six times. Spelling be* certificates Kindergarten students wera were presented by Mrs. liar- entertained while th* assem­ din to Janet Blair, Teresa bly was In progress by th* Stebblna, Janice Chaney and first graders who gavt th* Charles Barlow with gifts youngsters a preview o f first going to Janet and Teresa, grade classroom activity and overall school winners. work they will b* doing next G. E. Hoeft of the Sons o f year. the American Revolution pre­ sented good citltenshlp cer­ EASY FISHING tificates and mcdala to Gwen­ ATLANTA (U PI) — Th* dolyn Alice Brown, Mary Georgia Gnmo ami Fish De­ Patricia Klrtley, It o <1g o r portment Monday announced Blaine Brail, and Forrest Eu­ plana to build “ drive-in’* fish­ ing ponds in Georgia’s larg­ gene Nutt Jr. Awards and medals from est cities. Purpose o f th* the Daughters of the Ameri­ program 1* to provide city can Revolution were given by dwellers with easy to reach Mrs. Laura Arrington to pond* with parking facilities Candice Wilcox and John A l­ that almost will permit fish­ ing from car*. len Rellera. Commander William G. Williams o f the Dctlary France hss never b id • American Legion Post pre­ sovereign queen. . W t csansEV aB * 24-o*. JAR . . DEEP SOUTH PEANUT 40-ct. . . FONDA WHITE l HV»I- M l olcaf mrrAjrf >TMIIU JUMI I 4 *5 9 QUART . . DEEP SOUTH AURORA S fl f 303 CAN . . ASTOR FRUIT CO THRU JURt IJTH nGW JUNI TM _____ MEXICAN PATIO i ONE PEB. roi DKLUI9 MRS. ANTON KKECEK models bright red shirt shift while little Ellen Campbell trice a knit ahlrt for aize at the North Orlando Fire Department Auxiliary's recent benefit fnahion show of summer styles. Mrs. Kreeek will spon­ sor another show in late summer for fall and winter fashions with proceeds also to go to the fire department, (Herald Photo) Falsetto A ys, A l r d k Rifbwax 17-*2, Looproed 409 E. First St, D oU o m �* 3‘BivSillStirtiJOBSYI Grand Opening Hot Low Prke on thia IS" Portable! Hninit ★ if Itm firEitlnHallyit J j w ! J a m ! 2 C E IL FLA S H LIG H T TO FIRST 300 ADULT CUSTOMCRS! light a ▼try personal _ portable ADDITIONAL DOOR PRIZES DAILY! G R A N D P R IZE 13 Inch Portable Truetone T V lain contra). Priata earphonat COME IN AND REGISTER FOR THIS GRAND PRIZE. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO MAKE A PURCHASE OR BE PRESENT TO WIN. 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C A t Bushel Laundry Basket t s x kflUMfc R*t- A t •B elaie Ckrewed Hera-lIeadUgM * IM* Cbnewd Bear-View Mlrrar * 1 1 'Plated Steel Beak* with 24" Boy's or Girl's SAVE Duriai fs ff& im n i E Z W 'J W il fork cap and trim! 214 EASTFIRST SANFORD, FLA. Priui �X T n Western Auto Plans Grand Opening Western Auto Store at 214 through Saturday o f this Ohio, purchased the store on East First Street, now under week, James E. Homing, May 3 from Fred M. Smith. Jfew ownership, will stage a owner, announced today, 8ince then th# stora haa Errand opening sale Thursday Hoenlng, from Columbus, been completely remodeled and restocked. P rlu a wilt be given away English Paper STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Sweden’s first English langu­ age dally newspaper "Scan* dtnarla Dally News,*’ was published here today. The pa* per Is intended to Inform tourists and visiting busi­ n e s s m e n about economic a f­ fairs in Scandinavia. Voters ‘Chose’ W ARSAW (UPI) — Com­ munist official! aald today 964 per cent of Poland’s 19.8 million voters east ballots la Sunday’s national glsetions. There was little choice in the voting. A single list o f can­ didates for 460 parliamentary seats was on the ballot. UNICEF Head UNITED NATIONS, N. Y . (U PI) — Henry R. Laboulsse, former U. S. ambassador to Greece, was sworn In for a flva-yaar term as executive director o f the U. N. Chil­ dren's Fund (UNICEF). during the three-day grand trie skillet, and rod and reel, opening tale, with tha grand customer* may register at the prise o f a portable television stora fo r tha prizes and do set to be given away Friday night. Dally prlssa wilt in­ clude a transistor radio, elseNAPLES, Italy (UPI) — Rear Adm. William S. Guest, NO ROOTING former commander of a U.S. CAMBRIDGE, Mesa. (UPI) Navy carrier division in the — R idcllffe College coeds western Pacific, took over as have been ordered to remain dsputy commander of North In their dormitories and not Atlantic Treaty Organization to cheer on boys during panty striking and support forces for southern Europe. raids. Takes Over not need to be present to win. Regular business hours will be observed during the sale, with the store open from R:30 n.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thurs­ day and Saturday, and open until 8:30 p.m. on Friday. Horning was with Western Auto in Columbus for ssren years prior to his purchase of the operation here. Asso­ ciated with him in the store are Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. A Hedge, also from Columbus. 3 DAYS ONLY! COMPLETELY RESTOCKED and remodeled Western Auto store will be sito of Grand Opening sale Thursday through Saturday of this week. Many valuable prizes will be given away, with grand prize being porta­ ble television set. (Herald Photo) Lyman High Boys To Aid In Agriculture Labor Program Ily Jam Casaelherry ONLY J. E. HOENING Big Saving*Nowon4-PlyNylon DAVIS Legal Notice SAFETY SENTRY* And SPORT SENTRY* more than blackwalls • New wrap-around tread for greater stability, easier steering; •qualiand wear. . , Yours for extra safety! aTwin Trend design puts thousands o f gripping edges in contact with the road. . . Extra traction for you! •Davis Poly B-D trend compound . . * Amaxing advance la the * TMeairh means up to 20% more tiro milonga! SAFETY SENTRY f P M g x q 1 If-Ti arzK «UB CFO I si*J. 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F lo r­ ida, within aU calendar m onth, from th* lim a o f th* flrat pub­ lication o f thla n o lle .. Tw o cop lta a t aach claim o r dainaml ahall l>a la w riting. and .hall a la l* Iha plar* o f ra.tdanra and p o ll o fftc* addraaa o f Iha claim ant. and ahall b* aworn to by tha claim ant, hla agant, a t t o r n .r and a ccn m p a n M by a filin g f .a o f o n . dollar and auch claim or dtm and not t o (Had ahall b* cold. •t Jaan Slagall Aa t it e u t r t s o f th* L a .t W ill and Taatamant o f Mary M ilc h .11 U lll.r, Dacaaaad Gordon V. Fradarlck Attornay fo r Katat* o f Mary Mltchall Millar r . O. Hog m i Sanford, Florida. SITU Publlah Jung S, t. II, II, t i l l CRN-1 A group o f Lymmn High School students havt joined tha “ A " tesm (Athletes In temporary employment as agriculture manpower) and will ba picking Cucumbers for a Michigan firm for eight to 10 weeks this summer. The project, an effort to solve th* shortage of Isbor In harvest areas, Is being sponsored Jointly by tha Pres­ ident’s Physical Fitness Pro­ gram and ths Labor Depart­ ment. Jamea Barnes o f tha Lyman faculty will aerva aa “ A " team co-ordinator accompany­ ing tha boya north to art as their supervisor on ths job and in o ff duty actlvltlea. They plan to leave the lat­ ter part o f thla week and transportation will bo pro­ vided both ways. They will work an eight hour day and earn a minimum o f $1.25 per hour. They havo Physical Fitness Council, ani other aports figures as they tour the work rnmps. Athletes who have signed up to work are John Angel Jr., Jobe, Ronald and Terry Toole, William Dempsey Jr., John Tipple, David Streughn. Richard Mulniox, Raymond Watta, Stephen Gillespie, llrent Helms, Ronald Greene, Harry Cronk, Gary Smith, Jack Blanton, Gary Gunter, I,connrd West, Mark Brewer, Tom MloUucki, and Andrew Hlnely. been promised safe trans­ portation to their Job and sanitary quarters. Three bal­ anced meala will be available at |2.25 a day. They will coma under the Child Labor I-aw and will ba covered by Workman's Osmpensatlon. Those applying were re­ quired to have parental con­ sent, Principal Carlton Henley’a recommendation, and be In good phyalral condition. Tha boya may have an op­ portunity to meet 8tan Muaial, head o f tha President'* RENT-A-CAR King Car-Truck Rental Rent a MW '•> Muataag or other fine compact car foe *3 DAY plus 8c a *11*. Includes gas, service, Insurance. DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 __________ Whitewalls Only 99* Morel (R ef. $3.00 Extra) NO MONEY DOWN! 8at!*faction Guaranteed* or Your Money Back! Sale-Priced Staler Values! MOUNTING! EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING! 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Jr. S o r o r ity U n ite d In Im p r e ssiv e C h u rch bride as flower girl and was groom, was attired in a blue gowned similar to the bridal silk dress with lace Jacket and attendants. Doug Dodd, son of matching accessories and she Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dodd, Win­ wore a white orchid corsage. Immediately following the ter Park, served as ring wedding ceremony a recep­ bearer. For her daughter's wedding, tion was held at the city ball. Mrs. Harris chose a pink silk The receiving line formed linen sheath trimmed in lace against a background of pot­ with matching accessories and ted palms and greenery. Ar­ she wore a white orchid cor­ tistic arrangements o f roses, tastefully adorned tha spac­ sage. The Rev. A. Flournoy JerMra. Baggett, mother of the ious reception room, nlgan officiated at the Im­ pressive candlelight, doublering ceremony before the al­ ter embanked with a profusion o f potted palms and flanked on either aide with four stand­ ing, seven-branched candel­ abra. A spiral candelabra was centered behind the altar and the pewa were marked with white aatin ribbons centered with roses made of aatin. W. H. Martin, organist, played the traditional nuptial hymns with Mrs. Frank Gore, aunt of the bride, singing, •'The Song o f Ruth," “ Wedding Prayer" and "Entreat Me Not To Leave Thee." The lovely bride, given in marriage by her father, waa radiant. She chose for her vows sn Alfred Angelo origin­ al gown of pure silk linen and bridal rose Venlse lacc. The bodice featured a loose styled, Venlse lace trimmed bolero with a bateau neckline and Venlse laoe edging the elbow sleeves. The slim sheath skirt was highlighted by a chapel length court train also lace trimmed. Her Imported, fourtiered Illusion veil fell from an open matching pillbox to elbow length. She wore while gloves to complete her attire. Attending the bride as maid o f honor was Miss Julie Gore, her cousin. Bridesmaids were Miss Joan Ridenour, Mrs. Carl Fabry and Miss Susanna Partin. Junior bridesmaids were Mias Beth Gore, cousin o f the bride, and Miss Patri­ cia Bagget, sister o f the groom. The b r i d e s m a i d s were MRS. LKLAND HOWARD BAGGETT, JR. smartly attired in matching floor length gowns of splash­ ing pink silk crepe. The fit­ ted empire bodices were ac­ cented by a band of satin with a tailored how at the waist front. Tho gown back was elegantly styled with a floor length floating panel which fell softly from the shoulders. They wore matching Dior bow headpieces and short whlto gloves. All of the attendants carried a single long stemmed American Beauty rose. Kenneth Sparks served as best man and ushera were Jack Watson, Dave Marable, Rod Eason, Gary Kilmer and Carl Fabry. Petite Miss Cinda Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward, Oviedo, attended the Mlia Linda J i m Harrla, daughter at Mr. and Mr*. J. Y . Harris, of Oviedo, and Lelaad Howard Baggett Jr., •on o f Mr. and Mra. Lelaad H. Baggett, of Orlando, were united in holy matrimony on June S at a:S0 p.m. at the F l r a t Baptist Church In Oviedo. R ite s The bride’s book table a round table covered In white satin, overlaid white net, edged In white ribbon and centered with a three • branched candelabra containing tall white candles, the center of which was arrsnged with pink roses. The bride’s tsble, with white satin and net, was centered with the beautiful, traditional, four-tiered wed­ ding cake and on either side was a pair of white cupid can­ delabra bolding white can­ dles. A cluster o f white wed­ ding bells with pink satin streamers adorned the wall area behind the bride’s table. The oblong punch table was covered In pink satin and overlaid with pink net. Two Urge silver punch bowls and a pair of antique silver, threebranched candelabra holding white tapers accented by a crescent of white roses, along AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT 53 with an all white floral ar­ recently selected Stefnny Westgate, standing, rangement with silver hearts, Cathy Westbrook, seated and Pat Stenalto held an attractive assort­ strom for their outstanding qualities as dele­ ment of dainty sandwiches, gates to Girls State at FSU. mints, nuts and pink fruit punch. Serving were Mrs. It. W. Estes, Mrs. Jack Dodd, Mrs. It. F. King, Mrs. Loultc Beas­ ley, Mrs. Gene Gore and Mrs. Frank Gore. Cutting cake were Mrs. Milton Goro By Mrs. If. L. Johnson swim ond her favorite subject and Mrs. Ken Wiggs of West Miascs Pat Stcnstrom, Stef­ is speech. Palm Beach. Coffee was serv­ Stcfany is the daughter of ed by Kirby Buckelcw. nny Wcstgatc and Cathy West­ Floating hostesses w e r e brook will attend Girls State Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wcstgate Marilyn Partin, Joy Wain- at Florida State University and her favorite subjects are math and science. She loves right, Carol Aide, Ann Martin June 11-18. to go surfing. and Beverly Faulk. Cathy is the daughter of They were selected by the For her going away outfit the brldo chose a yellow suit American L e g i o n Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Clinton West­ Unit No. 53 of the Campbell brook and her favorite sub­ with white accessories and Losslng Post as the three out­ ject is history and she loves to she wore the corsage from her standing high school girls to go swimming. Cathy and Stcf­ bridal bouquet. Following a wedding trip to represent the county. The ses­ any also will be seniors next Die Florida west coast, the sion this year at Girls State year. newlyweds will be at home at will .be on Citizenship Train­ These three attractive girls are looking forward to attend­ ing. Fort Walton Beach after June Pat is the daughter of Mr. ing Girl* State and arc very 15. Approximately 50 out of and Mrs. Douglas Stcnstrom proud to have been selected by the Auxiliary to attend tlie town wedding guests were in and will bo a senior next year at Seminole High. She likes to session. attendance. American Legion Auxiliary Sends Trio To Girls State The Phi Gamma Eta Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently at the home o f Mrs. Robert Conzalea in Ravenna Park. The program entitled "The Baalc Need of a Bud­ get" waa presented by the hoatesi. a brought out that the la a guide for all famid ia to be enjoyed Inof being a drudgery. All members joined In a group discussion of bow they could perhaps improva their own budgeting plana. New officers who were elected at a previous meeting took over their new duties for the final meeting of the club year. They are June Warner, president; Leslie Beit, vice president; Joan Brooks, sec­ retary, and Jan Vihlen, treas­ urer. Committee chairmen were appointed by the presi­ dent for the coming year, who are Jan Vihlen, service; Jean Gonialai, ways and means, and Linda Reck, publicity and social. Plana were dijcuiied for an informal social. It will be In honor of several former mem­ bers who will be In Sanford for a short visit with tha date announced later. Rose Buddy gifts were ex­ O ffic e r s changed, names revealed aod new names drawn for the coming year. The yardstick waa completed for Interna­ tional and the group was pleased to receive a three-star rating for the chapter. . O t h e r members attending were Dinah Brumley, Mary Sharp and Mra. W. A . J * ' nlngs, sponsor. First Methodist Church SS Class Installs Officers Mrs. L. E. Eites was hos­ tess recently at her lovely Mayfair home to the members of the Daughters of Weiley Sunday School C lan of th e Flrat Methodist Church. Assisting Mra. Estes were Mrs. Robert Futrall, Mrs. B. B. Jennings and Mrs. P. A. Rowland. Outgoing president, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, presided over the HEADING THE LIST OF NEW OFFICERS for business with Mrs. Marguer­ Phi Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi are ite Paul giving the devotional left, Mrs. June Warner, president, ond Mrs. ; program. Leslie Best, vice president. Itcv. Robert M. Jenkins In­ stalled the following officers who will serve for the next two years; president, Mrs. Headquarters For Charles Meriwether; v i c e Your Graduate’s president, Mrs. W. E. Raines; secretary, Mrs. Grace Hud­ Corsages & P art/ son, and treasurer, Miss Aline Flowers Chapman. The hostesica served a con­ gealed salad and iced drinks Mrs. George (Kathy) Dod­ at the close of the meeting. son, Senkarik gallery chair­ man of the Sanford Seminole Art Association, has announc­ ed that during the month of SANFORD June, Mra. Mildred McMil­ FLOWER SHOP lan's pictures will be on dis­ Cot. E. 1st A Sanford Ave. play. In July Danny Smith's 522-1822 222-8152 paintings will be on exhibit Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth and and In August Mrs. Stephanie Mrs. John Morgan entertained C. Hodges'. These "one man shows" at recently for popular graduate, Shopping Bette Odham, with a swim­ Senkarlk's are open during ming party at the Morgan business hours to everyone ir (crested in art. Viewers ar home. Gifts The honoree and approxi­ particularly urged to ilgn th mately 20 of her friends en­ guest book and enter thcl joyed chatting, playing games comment on the plcturei and swimming. The hostesiea Mrs. A. B. Stevens, who e> Ju ne served refreshments of punch, hiblted her oil paintings 1 Brides? cookies and dainty sandwich­ May, found the comment es to the guesta during the most gratifying. Currently on display In th afternoon. Prizes were awarded to win- DeBary Mansion are painting neri of several games such at by the following Sanford ar! pinning the cap on the grad­ isti; Mrs. Beth Gregory, Mri uate and much fun waa had by Jessie Shaw, Mra. Gcorgl u si n some of the guests perform­ Bail, Mrs. Kathy Dodsoz Mra. Mildred Babcock, Mn ing daring tricks and clown­ ing around tha pool In gen­ D. C. Howard, John Hodg and Danny Smith. eral. It is a particular honor t be "hung" ia the DeBar Mansion, so go ever and ae what your fellow townspeopl Gifts • Cards ■ Books Mr. and Mra. Jack W. Bill- have to show for their tim 210 E. Flrat fit. It hlmer have returned to their and talent. Local Artists Exhibit Works In 'One Man Shows' .A ir , and Mr*. T. J. McMen­ namy of Orlando, announce tha engagement of t h e i r daughter, Wanda Lee, to Wil­ liam It. Sutton, son of Mrs. Alice E. Sutton, of Orlando. Tho bride-elect is the grand­ daughter of Mrs. Joe It. Dunn and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Casey L. Dunn, all of San­ ford. She was born in Sanford and attended Evans High School In Orlando. brary. Pa., and waa graduat­ ed from Evans High School with (lie class of I9G3. The marriage will be sol­ emnized on Monday, June 21, at 8 p in. at the home of Mr. and Mra. Casey Dunn, 1800 Huscway Avenue, Sanford. No formal invitations are being sent and all friends of the cnuplc are invited to at­ tend tha wedding. Honor Guest Of Swim Party TRY W A 8 H E T E K IA 1011 French A v e , Hanford MRS. CAROLINE WIGGINS wan guest of honor at a golng-away party recently, at the homo of Mrs. R. A. Newman Jr. I * ft to right are cohostessos, Mrs. Velma Mitchell ami Mrs. Newman, the honoree Mrs. Wig­ gins and Mrs. Ruby Davis. Personals Southside Faculty Honors Mrs. Wiggins Mra. R. A. Newman Jr. and Mra. Velina Mitchell were cohosleaaoa fur a recent golngaway party for Mra. Caroline Wiggini at the Newman home 2001 Lilly Court. Auliting the hostesses with the psrty were Mrs. Hutiy Davis, Mrs. Clara Swain and Mra. J. M. Miller. Gucsta were the entire faculty of the South Side E l e m e n t a r y V a r a g la d yea d u ’t b a ft flif c M d t i o B l o g School. Mra. Wiggini, alao a member o f the school faculty. Is moving to Cocoa this sum­ mer. The retreshment table was overlaid with a tx-autiful lml>ortrd linen cloth with pastel embroidery and centered with an arrangement of yellow and gold marigolds in a silver container. Sliver and crystal appointments completed t h a table decorations. Lime sherbet punch was served with pink petit fours, open face sandwiches, crack­ ers and dips and nuts. The faculty presented (he honoree with a lovely framed sampler o f verso as a farowell g ift Another member also re­ ceived a surprise gift from the group. Mrs. Frances cs, who left last Thursday Nashville, Tcnn., to attend the graduation exercises of her son, Glenn Wilkes, received a permanent corsage which will be exchanged for a real one when aha reaches ber destination. Her son, who la a basketball roach at Station University, received his doctor's degree at Peabody College this pail weekend. Fashion note: Carry a nose­ gay or hang ooe on your belt; wear a flower In your hair; or attach n law blossoms on your suit or pockrtbook. You'll feel gay and wonderful. borne In Falla Church, Va., after Waiting with hla brother and aiiter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Robert fi. Blllhlmer. Their visit in Sanford waa preceded by two weeks at the Waverly Apartments in New Smyrna Beach. Philip Duncan McRae of St. Augustine, was a recent guest of his aunts, Mra. G. A. Maffett and Mrs. Lee W. Ramil, and families. MISS WANDA LEE McMENNAMY Playgirl si Mufti MDF0S7Z r e t ir in g ■If 8.000 BTU CuuNuf CupueRy that li NtMA Curtifiud. Farfuct for night tknu COOling. Going O ut O f Business A LL WoiflM (My M I k u d installs fast and easy too with now ZiP KIT. N a t* No Spatial WMnf tinea ft o n * atas on 1 1 5 volts— 7.5 Ampa. Jm t plug it M R EG U LA R S T O C K Cbtica af SaOHin IneM a High Cool, N W t C o o l , H igh Fan, Low Fan. iuatabia Thannoatat wainkina kowaa* atura automatically. * * Adjustable Air J * Vanaa, Ru*. Wl Dulan R ED U C E D Southern A ir S ill Pwfc Dr. N ew Miss McMennamy To Marry Miss Bette Odham Her fiance waa born in Li­ WES SAYS: Jack Hpralt could eat no fat, III* wlfa could eat no lean. But on# thing they agreed upon. They liked their washlag CLEAN! So nna day they went to WKH-KAY And did thalr weekly wash. And what do yoa know they agreed again. It'a the best in town By Gosh! Ho why don't yoa atop la I'ai aura yow'U Had oat why. Bo Maay peopls coma to WKH-KAY PA8HINO OTHER PLACER BY. (Bring this ad for a free waah on your flrat vlalL) Air Conditioned Lounge WES-KAY E le c ts Buford, Flu. 822-8321 40* AND P l a y g i r l FASHIONS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL t Hwy. 17-22 sad (24 Is tha Far* Plata Skeyptof Caspar, Fern P ro o f A lu m in u m W ra ppe r, Zinc-Coated Chatsi% Permanaot-waafcabfc FUtac, MORE 7 / / W H / / 111t i l l t # PLUMIHNO. HEATING AW CONDrnoN*NG BUI Halback, PraaMut - 1007 8. SANFORD AVE. S22456S �Pascual Not Sharp/ But Wins 8th Straight ATLANTA (U PI) — It ^ ap p ear* Atlanta will have a profaaitonal football team in 1M6. Tha only question It wttl m- It ba in tha American Football League or the Na tlonal League? Tha American loop grant* 3*2 and Connecticut beat La day, beating the NFL to tha punch, but the city’a atadium ^ au th ority informed both tea* guea It won't make any deal on ranting the new f 18 mil* lion atadium until July 1. SMALLEST MEMBERS of Bnntnm Division in The Co* Broadcasting Cor* Junior Howling L ouruc nt Jet L a n es are almost poration waa awarded the lost behind bowling bulls, ns shown here by, left AFL fmnehiae for Atlanta at to right, Jerry Kanter, Johnny Spolski and Jeff the AFL'a current meeting in Lnrgen. The Junior League bowls on Saturday Oceanport, N J. mornings. Speculation in the Atlanta ^ ■ r e a , following the decliion *>f the atadium authority to 'Withhold any choice, waa that thla meant the NFL would wind up getting a team here. Pete Roselle, NFL com* mitaloner, visited Atlanta Tuesday and then returned to New York where he said ha would review the atadium shots over the onc-nine-o By John A. Spolski 0 authority’s decision with NFL All hail the conquering he mark with Jack Frost on top officials. Tha NFL is report* rocs . . . the three men end wilh a 197, Harry Fontccosl ad to ba very interested in 191 and Bobby Buridorf an women who’ ll be representing Atlanta. even 190. Jet Lancs and Sanford as Tills week's jp winners were they compete against nationsl Bucl Carman 224, Harry professionals Tommy Tuttle Pentecost 218, third game fell and Olga Gloor. to Bobby Borsdorf's 212 and We had our local roll-offs the last game of Jack Kanthis past Sunday and these are ncr, a 233, was good 'nuff to . - NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. PcL Gil the keglers who couldn't miss clip the last pol. that strike zone and finally ’ Lot Angeles .14 20 .0.10 Earlier wo were talking totaled enough pins to nail about two Navy men who did Milwaukee 2? 20 .674 3 4 down the top threo positions. well In the Beat tho Champ Cincinnati 23 22 .600 4 One, two and three for the Tourney. Now you can sec San Fran. 28 24 .638 6 St. Louia 26 20 .400 7 4 ladies were Mods Wiltshire, why as we post Just a few of Jo Brown and Maralyn Hor­ (he many big scores bowled Pittsburgh 25 20 .400 7 4 ner. Comparable positions for In the Navy American Lea­ Houston 26 29 .473 8 4 the gents went to Jerry (I've gue. Mllburn of Wing B. 236; Philadelphia 23 28 .461 9 4 Arrived at Last!) Wisdom, RVAII-12, Froit, 212/612, end Chicago 21 29 .420 11 Bob Workman and Gerald Cobb 210; VAH-3 Oddballs, New York 20 33 .377 134 Kcrncr. It’s Interesting to note Magito, 233/596; RVAII-12 Of­ , Tueaday’a lleaulta that both Workman and Her- ficers, McMillan, 200/560; Milwaukee 8 Chicago 2, 10 ncr are graduates of the Navy RVAH-12 Officers, McMillan, inns. Intramural Bowling Leagues. 200/560; VAII-12 Maint, Fchr, ‘ San Francisco 2 New York 1 But the really big factor is 225/583; HVAH-13 Officers, Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 1 lefty Jerry Wisdom leading Bcrgren 223/573; RVAH-3 Pittsburgh 7 Houston 6, 11 not only during qualifications, Ops, Hatchett 210/566. Inna, but also carrying the bombing By tile way, was talking Cincinnati R St. Louis 4 effect into the eliminations. with Special Services Officer Today's Games NO FLUKE Plapp in regards to the three . Milwaukee at Chicago To prove that It wasn't just srparatc leagues whlch'll be Cincinnati at St. Louia (N ) a “ fluke,” Jerry was high starling around the beginning 1Houston at Pittsburgh (N ) howler in the Sunday Mr. and Los Angsles at Philadelphia Mrs. League with a 262/624 ot August. Sort o f an " A ," “ It" and a scratch division. <N) combination. More on this in the next week San Francisco at New York Our bowler's Salute of the or two. <N) Week goes to Jerry Wisdom. TOURNEY SET AMEHICAN LEAGUE Others who bowled equally The Sanford Men's Bowling W. L. Pet. Gil well in the M and M group Association has the entry Minnesota 82 10 .607 were Chuck Gavcs 200/509; form ready for you for the 4th Chicago 30 19 .612 2 4 linger Jones 192, and Jerry Annual Firecracker Special Cleveland 25 2t .643 A Buhrer with a 164. Tournament. Detroit 26 23 .531 6 4 The Friday evening wom­ Qualifying matches will be Baltimore 27 24 .629 6 4 en's Sand Spurs League is go­ June 18 thru July 1 with the Los Angeles 28 28 .500 8 ing to start their action this Double Eliminations on July Boston 23 27 .460 10 week and are in dire need of 2. 3 and 4 of Dm 16 quillflcra Ntw York 23 28 .451 104 three more bowler* to com ­ to determine the champ. Washington 23 30 .434 114 plete a six-team league. Come Two divisions for your con­ Kansas City 12 33 .267 184 on in and have yourself a sideration — 170 average and Tuesday’s Keaulta ball! abovr and those with 169 and Chicago 7 Boston 2 The Ball and Chain League below. Washington 2 Baltimore 0 had some excellent scores re­ Special match at the lanri Kansas City 3 New York 2 corded with Bill Meek lesding this Sunday between Sanford Minnesota 6 Cleveland 2 all “ sluggers" with ■ 202, bowler* and those from DeLos Angeles 3 Detroit 1 212/600 series. Above aver­ Land at 2 p m. Today's Game* age scores were totaled by Chicago at Boiton (N ) Chuck Bergen 201/669; Roger Cleveland at Minnesota (N ) Popo 104/556; Gene Sheets Washington at Baltimore 191, 198/656; Fred Glailer 201/ (N ) 634; Don Estes 212/564 and Naw York at Kansas City Bill Jones 1B3, 199/531. (N ) GOOD TURN-OUT Detroit at Loa Angeles (N ) We had a pretty good turn­ out for the Saturday morning Junior Bowling League but OMAHA, Neb. <UPI> — feel that there'll probably be Stale and Ohio a huge increase this coming Arizona State, two undefeated pow­ Saturday. In Ihe event your son or erhouses, collide tonight In daughter wasn't on hand for the College World Series. ATLANTA (U P I )-D r iv e r * entered in Sunday's Dixie 400 aiilgnment to a team, pleaae Both teams won Impressively stock car race were slated to have them at the lanea by 9:16 last night and carry 2-0 rec­ ords into tonight’* garaa. Tha vie for pole position today at a.m. this Saturday. On this samo league note, 1 Sundevils and Buckeye* art , Atlanta International Raceknow that all o f our Junior tha only remaining teams I way. ’ A lota] of 10 drivers will Bowlers offer my sentiments with unblemished records. Washington 8 lata play* qualify for the race today. The of a apeedy recovery to its rest qualify Thursday, Friday coach, Garry Fox, presently Connecticut in tonight's open­ confined to the Seminole Me­ ing game and St. Louia meats and Saturday. Three new entries were an* morial Hospital. (That's OK, Florida Slat* in an after­ Bounced Tuesday. They are ole buddy, 'cause I’ll be Join­ noon tilt. All four team* have Tiny Lund of Cross, S. C., ing you next Tuesday. Sort lost one*. Arizona Stata eiplodtd for Bobby Allison of llueyton, of a sneaky way o f getting in­ Ala., and Bernard Atvarex of to a place with a bowling pro­ four run rallies in the sixth and eighth inning* last night ’ Jacksonville, Fla. All will be gram, Isn't it?) Dot Johnson abot a 199/653 to rout St. Louis 18-3. Ohio I driving 1964 Fords. set in the Bill Hemphill Motor- State, paced by three horns ettes League this Tuesday. runs including Ruaa NagelLots of other “ goodies" for son's grand alam, stomped Seminole High School Mark you, like Betty Rlchey’a ISO/ Washington Stata 14-1, Texas and LaFayetta (La.) ilythe has called a meeting 494; Darkis Owens' 193/495; anight at the high achool Betty O'Connor's 197 and became tha first teams elim­ ym for all who are interest* teammate Betsy Parker’s 166. inated when they suffered their second loss yesterday. THREE H O T -n o n d In summer basketball un* After 20 games of competi­ Florida State trimmed Texas tr the summer enrichment rogram. The meeting la tion in the Singles Clastic 3-2 and Connecticut beat LaLeague, we h ive three hot­ Feyette 6-4. , lated for I o'clock. Strikes ••• Spares Standings FSU Is Still Alive In College World Series For Dixie 400 "asre Meeting VmforB I r till June 0, 1965 — Pflpre 9 Twins' Ace Georgia TeamVisits Sunday Claims Curve Is Below Par Local Legion Nine Busy This •Atlanta Remains Uncertain Trials Today QT^t By George C. Langford UPI Sports Writer Camilo Pascual claims his famous curve ball “ isn't real­ ly sharp yet" and Fred New­ man is worried about pitching high. The reason neither one can find any sympathy among American League batters is becsute they own 15 victories between them this season. Pascual posted his eighth consecutive victory without a loss for the American League leading Minnesota T w i n s , whipping Cleveland 6-2 Tues day night and Newman limit ed Detroit to four hits en route to his seventh triumph of the year for the Los Ange­ les Angels, 3-1. The Chicago While Sox re­ mained 2 4 games behind the Twins hy defeating Boston 7-2, Kansas City upset New York 3-2 and Washington blanked Baltimore 26 in other AL games. The National League lead­ ing Los Angeles Dodgers clip­ ped Philadelphia 2-1, Milwau­ kee kept pace by blaating Chi­ cago 8-2 in 10 innings, San Francisco beat New York 2-1, Cincinnati topped St. Louis 54 and Pittsburgh edged Hous­ ton 7-6 in 11 innings. Pascual pitched his fifth complete game victory, allow­ ing six hits Including home runs by Rocky Colavito (No. 12) and Max Ahi* but yielded only one safety over the last five frames. Harmon Killebrew gave Pas­ cual all the support he needed with a three run homer this ninth) In the first Inning and Earl Batley addl'd a two-run shot in the fourth. It was only the second com­ plete game for Newman who won 13 and lost 10 last season for Los Angeles. He allowed the Tigers only two hits over the first five innings while heating them for the third time thla season. W eekend-4 Games In 4 Days Sanford’a American Legion Campbell-Losting Post 63 team will b* tested to the hilt this weekend with four game* over a four game •pan. Alanagcr Prank Thomas' nine begins its hectic pace on Hie ro*d Thursday evening in a Sixth District loop contest at Oak Ridge against Post 19. The local team gets a day o ff Friday, but returns to the baseball war* Saturdaynight nt 7:30 at Piriehumt Field agninst visiting Post 236 of Casselberry. Then on Sundny in an exhibition doubteheader, at Pinehurst, the Post 63 nine tangles with the Albany, Ua., American legion team. The first game will be­ gin at t p.m. In dlstrirt play so fur, Post Courier Leaves Today To Play In College Baseball League Jimmy Courier, O v i e d o High School's all-sport star the past threo years, will leave today tor Louisville, Ky., where he will pilch in the Indiana Kentucky Colleg iate Baseball League for the next 10 weeks. Courier, who recently sign ed a basketball grant-in-aid tor the University of Florida, was given the opportunity to play in this summer college baseball program by U of F baseball coach, Dave Fuller. "W e’ll play abonl five night game* a week," says Courier, “ and I'll be given a full-time Job In the daytime.” Courier explained that the league is mndc up of ail team* in Ihe Louisville area. “ The longest trip is 10 miles," the Oviedo athlete said. Courier will register at the University of Florida un Aug. 29. 15 Americans Remaining In British Field C ity League Standings JUNIOR LEAGUE W. L. Elks .................. - ......... * • ClviUn ..— ........... — 3 2 CPO ___________ _____ 2 2 Klwanli -----------------— 2 2 Rotary ........................... 2 2 Shrine ........ —........ ....... 9 4 Games today: 4:30, Rotary v». CPO; 7:30, Klwanla v*. Shrine. Both gamea at rinehuret. LITTLE NATIONAL W. L. Chase ........................ M 3 First Federal . . . ____ 11 6 Locomotive Engineers 9 8 Hunt C o m e ts _...... 6 It Quality Mobile Homes 2 14 Game* today: 4:30, Quality Mobil* Homes vs. Chase at Bay Av*. Park. LITTLE AMERICAN W. !~ Georges .................. 10 7 Navy . . . . ----- . . . . — ® 7 Strickland Morrlaon . 8 8 Sanford A tla n tic........ 7 9 Florida State ............ 7 10 Games tonight: 7, Navy vs. Florida State at Fort Mel­ lon Park. Banford AtlanticStrickland Morrison gama rescheduled Saturday morn­ ing at 9:30. PEE WEE LEAGUE W. L. Chiefs ............... — ...... I 0 Rebels . . . — . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 Panthers ----------0 0 Yanka .............. » 0 Cubs .............................. 0 t Tigers ___________ 0 l Games today: 4:30, Yanks vs. Tigers and Chiefs va. Pan­ thers at Fort Mellon Park. CITY LEAGUE W. L. Klngswood ........ 2 0 Chase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 Chick N’ Treat ......... 1 1 Kilowatts ..... I I LeRoy Robb .....— . . . . 1 1 Panning Lumber . . . . . . 1 1 U S O ------- --------0 2 Gamas tonight: 8:46, Klngs­ wood vs. Panning Lumber at Fort Mellon Park. CHURCH LEAGUE W . L. Kntghta o f Columbus . . 2 0 Congregational ____ 1 I Pintcrest Assembly . . . 1 1 Church o f God o f P. . . 0 2 Games tonight: 7:10, Knights o f Columbus vs. Church o f God o f P, at Fort Mtlloo Park. 6.7 has split even in two games, downing Orlando post 296, 11-9, end losing to Orhindo Post 242, 3-2. In a nonleague game which opened the season, the Sanford nine nipped Orlando Post 242, 2-1. Tins gives Post 63 a l-l dis­ trict record and a 2-1 over­ all mark. Last year the San­ ford nine won the Sixth Dis­ trict title, hut was eliminat­ ed ill the finals o f the Cen­ tral Florida area playoff. Coach J. W. Kuykendall said that Donnie Smith will probably start on the mound at Uak Ridge Thursday and Itlcky Sires will be the start­ er Saturday against Cassel­ berry. Smith blanked O r l a n d o Post 286 on one hit in the 11-0 victory. Sires hurled JIM COURIER Majors Select No Stale Boys NEW YORK (U PI)—A Mlami boy was picked for a Triple-A club and aix other Florida boy* were chosen tor Double-A baseball in Um draft Tuesday, Outfielder R o b e r t Stinson was the second man chosen by Kansas City for the Triple-A Vancouver club. No Florida Imy was picked by a major league team. Among tbs 80 drafted for Doublc-A baseball were these Florida players: Milwaukee far Austin, short­ stop Ronald Wayne Garrett of Sarasota; Cleveland for Read­ ing, centrrfielder William G. Perry of PalaUta; San Fran­ cisco for Springfield, pitcheroutfielder Hal Jeffcoit Jr., of Tampa; Boiton for Pittsfield, third baseman-pitcher James Hutto, of Pcnsscola; Houston for Amarillo, pitcher David Fyfe of Tampa; Cincinnati tor Knoxville, ahortatop Harold McRae, Florida A A M Univeraity, of Avon Park. General Manager Hank Pe­ ters of the Kansas City Ath­ letics, who made sophomore outfielder Hick Monday of Arizona State Ihe No, 1 pick In the whole draft Tuesday, indicated that be expected to sign the prize prospect for an estimated (75,000. PORTirCAWL, Wales (UPI) — Bob Gardner of Es­ sex Hills, N J „ and Hill Ilyndmsn of Philadelphia, a couple o f golfing Ynnka growing old grarrfully, were favored to advancs easily to. dny in the British Amateur gidf championship. The 44-yWtr-old Gardner was scheduled to opposs club weekend player Dr. Martin Barker of England while the 49-year-old ilyndmsn played Colin Strnehnn. a talented but Inripi-rlenred young Scottish pluyer. With 15 Americans re­ maining in the field of 64, Ilyiidnisn was beginning to look like a long allot possi­ bility to win although Krnltlsh-bom Hunter McDonald of Itoynl Oak, Mich., Tuesday scored the biggest Upset of the championship so far when he lient former titllst Mich­ ael Emit, 3 and I, three hitless innings In re­ lief to gain the credit tor the victory in tha 2-t con­ quest in the season opener. Second baseman Bill Kuy­ kendall and third basenmn Bernle Barbour have been the most eonslstant hitters thus far for the Sanford nine. The Post 63 roller Incl odes: Rex Rrooks, catcher; Tim Colbert, firstbase; Kuyken­ dall, sn-ondbnsc; Ronnie Hin­ son. shortstop; Danny Tiltis. outfield; Barbour, thirdbase; Smith, pitcher; Sires, out­ field-pitcher; Ed Fitzgerald, pitcher-firsthase; Billy Hig­ gins, ratehcr-flrsthase; Ray Pivir, pitcher; Donnie Griffin, outfielder; Danny Lee, out­ fielder; Robley Corsi, Infielder: Crls Aker*, catcherinfielder; Dannie Anderson, infielder; Chuck Mamley. infielder; Eddie Eldridge, pitch­ er-outfielder. Oviedo's alt-sports s t a r Jimmy Courier, one of the top hurlers tor the Post 53 team in its first three games, has dropped from the squad la-reuse be will be In Kentuc­ ky most of the summer. The Campbell-Losslng Post 63 District Six schedule is ns follows; June 10 at Oak Ridge Post 19; June 12, Casselberry Post 256, horns; June 17 at Eustie; June 19 at Orlnndn Post 194; June 22 at Orlando post 294 (two games); June 23 at Orlando Post 242; June 26, Eustla, home; June 30 at Or­ lnndn Post IV, July 3 at Orlando Po*t 181; July 5, Orlando Post 286, home; July 7 at Caiacllierry Post 256; July 1>, Ortnndo Post 212, home; July 10 at Orlando Post 286; July 12, Oak Ridge 10, home; July 14 at Casscllierry Post 256; July 17, Eustis, home; July 20 at Orlando Post 294; July 21 at Orlando Post 181. WINNER OF Dusty Hoots Killing Assn, west­ ern saddle award program was E. C. Kirkland, director of Central Florida Horseman’s Assn. Award was presented nt recent gymkhana by Dusty Roots Pres. Howard Lloyd nnd Secretary Mike Cosby. (Herald Photo) "All I said was: Show me a filter thal and I'll tat Only 1 Game Survives Rain; Federal Wins Rain washed out all the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment League play yesterday, with one exception. First Federal blanked the Hunt Comets, 2-6 with At Grooma taking a starring role. Groom* allowed the Com­ ets only two hits over the six inning span and struck out Un whila walking ona. H« ftlao had a single end dou­ ble to lead in that depart­ ment. The Federal nine dis­ played somt good glovs work afield. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FAR R ELL’S ARCADK PACKAGE 8T0RB OPEN DAILY — » A . M. - 0:11 P. M. I l l B. FIB8T SANFORD WE CITE TOP TALUK STAMPS A little less roof, a little more money. 90 extra do Bart.* Thol’t the pfke you pay for a VolksWagon with u hole in the rool. Mony of our ownert think it’i a bargain. for one, you have all Hie advantage* •i a convertible without getting blown ■H over the place. A lew crank* to Hie right; sunshine and cool breezes. A tew cronki to Ihe lefts an airtight, •B-tlaol roof overhead, Even though you don’t gel a whole roof wilh our Sunrool Sedan, you do get Ihe usual Voll swogen compensations; About 32 mdes on o gallon o( regular; An olr-cooled engine thol rarely needs oil. And ne ver needs water or anti-freeze, (There's no place to pul il.l 40,000 miles on a set of liret, Think ol those things when you pay fgg our sunroof. You'll breathe easiest Ellinor M otor Company Hwy. 17-»2, Just South of Sanford �OUR BOARDING HOUSE SIDE GLANCES B f R o t o r t B. T h * « M J r. Helen « 4 m Saundera to “ Mi** Quarterback Club" for 19W-G0. She won the honor by raising the most money orer three other contestant*. Congratulations to Helen, her mother, Mrs. Saunders, C. B, Pringle, Paul Dixon, Horace Jackson, Edward Harrington, and others for their efforts In bringing victory to the group. GRAND PRIZE winners In North Orlando Gar­ den Club beautification month contest, Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Boardman, receive awards from members of club awards committee, Mrs. George DuuueUe (left) and Mrs. W. W. Ander­ son. (Herald Photos) OUT OUR W AY CARNIVAL By Dick Turner tflN W M . fR tfn c t PRISCILLA'S POP T V B HPARO \ /.N O W I T I mm shotswont make you act siltyl They're net Ike tha ones your father take* in a giasst" S H E S T U D IE S D U R IN G R E C E S S TIZZY By Kate Osann ribbon, and planting the "Garden of the Month" plaque were prise award committee members Mrs. W. W. A n d e r s o n and Mrs. George Duquette. The Boardmana havs a Bermuda lawn which re­ sembles a velvet carpet, and after viewing the front gard­ en, it to hard to believe that the rear garden Is even more attractive end just as Im­ peccable end In harmony with tha entire setting. Viewing the garden to like looking at a picture in a magasln*. The Boardmana have a pal* green house, a lush green garden, and very obviously they also hava "very green thumb*." Mrs. Boardman waa active In garden ciuba in Wisconsin and has a number of. awards In recognition of her artistry but credits her husband with most o f the gardening. "We are still gstUng used to Flor- Ida waya o f growing planta and seeding," tald Mrs. Boardmen, They havs only been in North Orlando two years, but apparently havs adapted very well. Winners o f tha second prise of |26, made available by the Village, were Mr. and Mrs. William MacKIntosh who are popular aix year reeldenta o f North Orlando. They also migrated here from the north—Syracuse, New York, to be exact. A fter six years of battling pests, and dry spetli, and wet spells, ate., Mr. and Mrs. Mackintosh are just aa enthusiastic about their gardening as when they were becoming accustomed to requirements of gardening in the Southland, They were outwardly de­ lighted that their gardening efforta were recognised—de­ lighted end surprised at the same time. Their garden, too, It immaculate in appearance, and blends in with their home. It gives a feeling of cotlneee and warmth, and it richly deserved eecond prise. Tha presentation was alao made by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Duquette who found this part o f their award pro­ gram duties a pleasure. The other contestants and their sponsors are to be com­ mended for a Job well don*. Again, the members o f the Quarterback Club wish to thank everyone who contrib­ uted to the cause. Mrs. Lurie Thomas, presi­ dent of the Crooms High PTA, wishes to thank all parents for their co-operation during tba school year. The "Grade Mothers" eontest at CHS culminated on May 24. It was a success plus a fine program was presented with Willis Moore presiding. Mrs. L. M. Jones was the win­ ner. Mrs. Grace Haynes and Mrs. Ella Wynn were second and third, respectively. Other mothers participating were Mrs. Ruby (Mother) Wilson and Mrs. Ellen Renfro. Mrs. Dorothy Ringllng was chair­ man. Charles Stone, aviation ma­ chinist's mate 1/el., re-cnllited in the Navy for four years on May 20, 1065. Cdr. K. E. Enny commanding officer of Recon­ naissance Attack Squadron Seven administered the enlist­ ment oath at a ceremony on board the U.S. Naval Air Sta­ tion, Sanford. Stone first enlisted in the Navy in November 1851 and has served with the "Peace­ makers" o f RVAEI-7 since July 1863. If* to presently working as a line division eupervleor for the aquadroi maintenance department. He Is married to the former Lucille E. Tomlin, o f Whlta Springe, Fla„ and they reside In Sanford. • W W N ftW U rR ID BNaUWEVEOPIlKD k BUNCHOF Do you hate anyone ? I f so, aak yourself why. Especially If tha parson has never done anything to you. Because mal­ ice can always find a target at which to aim. The widespread o f hate throughout the univerae he* become an ugly reality in this century. In conclusion, we wish to quote Colton. “ We hat* some persona because we do not know them; end we will not know them because w* hat* them.” Largest Grant WASHINGTON (U PI) — New York City will receive the largest single grant to date under th* administra­ tion'* anti-poverty program— 18,153,616. BUGS BUNNY .... V 1 THINK C* A VWWTAB1>On NAMBPOR h 2 2 I * f= ® 2 2 < p ^ 8 S 6 ij| If *T CROWN YOU, Queen o f Grade Mothers,'• lays Mrs. Lurie Thomas, president o f Crooms PTA, to Mrs. M. L, Jones as Mrs. Grace Hay net amilea with glee. (Herald Photo) Robin Too Young1 LEAMINGTON SPA, England (UP1) — Officials today barred Rubin Hood from en­ tering an archery tournament here because ha to too young. The 17-ycar-oId namesake o f the legendary Sherwood Forcat hero is a year abort of the minimum age for contest­ ants. Melvin Roux, graduate o f Crooms and form er football player is visiting his sister Mrs. L om ln s Sutton, Roux was recently discharged from the Armed Forces. He lives in the suburbs of Rochester, N.Y. with his mother. He plans to enter college this fall. A mother and son o f our city are among the many high school graduates o f 1864-05. Mrs. Pearlls Mae Ford wilt graduate f r o m tha adult school Sunday, Her son, Wal­ ter Dlngham, Is a member o f the Crooms graduating class. Congratulatlcnil SHORT RIBS MOTHER AND SON graduates — Mrs. Pearlie Mae Ford and her son, Walter Bingham. (Herald Photo) 1 □ LT. WILLIAM BANDALL of th* Casselberry Police Department proud­ ly dUplgyg the new car recently purchased by the town. The police de- Pilots Killed WOENSDRECHT, Holism! * (U P I)-T w o Dutch Air Force stunt pilot* were killed when their Jet planes crashed dur­ ing an air ahow. About 20,000 persona saw the disaster. CHARLES STONE NBA Meet Opens Plastics Fire LONDON (U PI)—Fire eauied an eitimated $2J million damage to a warehouse near the Fcnchurch Street railroad station. Content* included 10 tons of plastics. Legal Notice ■N THE C IR C U IT COURT M A T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF F L O R ID A IN A N D F O R S E M ISO L E COUNTY c i t t N C E R Y n o . te a rs le the H a lle r of tba Adoption •fi Legal Notice I* COUNTY COURT. IN AVI* R o n SKMIVOI.E COUNTY. VI.DRUM , CASK n o , s t H JOSEPH M. UUHASKO. rt P lain tiff, C H Ani.ES state I ANTj MARTIN. d /b /a c o n s t r u c t io n IS com . ANTHONY JOHN QUATIttNT, . , _ Defendant. ROXANNE MARIK QHATIIINI NO TlrR o r IAMB and HEIIKCCA JEAN QUA- TOl CHAIU.EH MARTIN. d /b /A TIIINI by II STATE CONSTRUCUKRAI.il WILLIAM ADAMS TION COMPANY N OTICE TO SH O W CAUSM IH I1 NK l lt b P iece T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T O l N. Miami Reach. Florida R KDWAIID V. QUATItlNI n r virtu* virtue o f an execution, whoae p la n of rraldrnce la laausd out o f and under th* seal unknown o f Ilia above captioned Court, NOTICK IS HEREBY OIVKN upon Judgment rendered and TH A T a Sworn P alllloa h it docketed In Hemlnol* County, baan filed In the Circuit Court, Florida, In favor o f the plain­ Ninth Judicial Circuit o f F lor- l y and asalnat th* above de­ Ida, In and for Bemlnota Coun­ fendant, which execution waa ts, In Chancery, wherein P eti­ directed and delivered to me a* tioner. ( J E R A L D WILLIAM Constable In and for said courtADAMS, eerka (o adopt three tr . I have levied upon all rleh t. certain whlta rhlldran, to-w tt, title and Inlereat o f aald de­ ANTHONY JOHN qUATItlNI. fendant, Charlea Martin, d / b / e ROXANNE MARIE QUATItlNI 13 State Construction Company, and REUKOCA JEAN QUA- In and to tha follow in g deaTltlN I, the#* preeenta ore lo crlbed peraonal property: rauae and require you lo he 1 Executive Desk— W alnul and appear before the above finish atyled Court an the Strd day I Executive Chair — awlvel of Juni, A. D. IM t, then and 1 Smith Corona Portable there to ahow cause. If any T ypew riter you can, why the request nr 1 Mtenorelte D ictating Ma­ chine the Petitioner heraln ahuuld not be eranttd. N olle* le hereby given, that T, Herein fall not elee a Decree th* undersigned Constable ae Pro Cunftaao will bo entered aforesaid, w ill e*U th* above asalnat you and the cause pro­ described property to th* h igh ­ ceed s i part*. est bidder, for cash, e t publl* WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ auction, at th* o ffice o f Joseph cial seal as Clark o f the Circuit M. Murasko, la F sra Park, Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Seminole County, Florida, on Florida. In and fo r Ssmlnola th* llt h day o f June t i l l , be­ County, thla no, day o f May, tween the hour* of tl:* | A. D. 11(1. o'clock In the forenoon end t : t t (SEAL) o'clock In th* afternoon o f th st Arthur IL Rack with, Jr.. dsy, to satisfy the ssld execu­ Clsrk o f th# Circuit Court, tion, togeth er with Interest and Ninth Judicial Circuit of coele thereon. Florida. In and fo r Ssml* DATED this Itth day e f May, nol* County lilt * •Jr*. Elisabeth Rrusnaban Orady L. Halt u. a Constable, D litrlrt * Oordon V. Frederick Seminole County, Florida Attorney for Petitioner ORVILLE JOHNSON 111 >>•<*•* Commercial Street P. a B ox I I I F. O. Baa m i Farn Park. F lorid* ■•■‘ ••A Plortd*. i t m Attorney fo r P la in tiff PfM tok H ay 11, U A June • ("tin COM-41 / BOSTON (U P i) - The N s. lions] Basketball Association's board of governors opened lta fc annual meeting with Prestdent Walter Kennedy today and planned to h eir hia report on ndding a 10th team to tha loop for the 1866-67 sc aion. M ,r " ' '* * ,ttM *' CUM-** . A w m * ^ �YOUNG CHOICE SPRING LAMB! COUNTRY THICK SLICED FRESH 100% PURE GROUND CUT AND W RAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER SHOULDER Vi BEEF L O IN LEAN WESTERN PORK SHOULDER SHOULDER lb. 45c . . . BONELESS ALL MEAT lb. 59c ROUND . . lb. 59c FRONT . . lb. 39c H IN D TRU-TENDER . . . . . ARMOURS STAR 12-os. ALL MEAT lb. 59c BEEF T R U -T E N D E R CHUCK STEAK 41h. St. & Sanford A t i . Q u a n tity R ig h t* R e se rv e d "PLANTATION TRU-TENDER CHUCK TRU-TENDER SHOULDER (LIM IT: 2. PLEASE) •NATIONAL BO- 6-PACK CLASS No Dep. BlU. B e e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c •H U N T S - G Saltines NO. 1(4 CANS Sliced Peaches . . 4/SI.00 •LA R U T A " T OZ. PKCJ. SUGAR I I OZ. CAN Corned B e e f......... 39c NO. SOS CANS •SUNLITE" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c HERSHEY OR HENDERSON Macaroni or Spaghetti . 10c Grated Tuna . . . . 5/S1.00 1 LB. I’ Kfi. •8HURFINK" ELBOW NO. V, CANS •SEA CALL" •BREMNER’S* Tomatoes LIMIT: ONE WITH I .U ORDER “ PERT* WHITE OK ASST. COLORB 100 CT. PKO. Napkins •CAMPBELL'S' ............. 25c FILLSBURY PLAIN OR SELF RISING QUART JAR SHORTENING T H R IF T Y " VEGETOLE Potato Chips Vi GALLON JUG TETLEY" Tea Bags . -T O P r - ASST. FLAVORS IS OZ. CANS •8TOKKI.Y- Alaska Peas QUALITY DETERGENT BAKERY FAVORIT.ES FLA GRADE HA " SMALL F.VERFKRSH M OZ. LOAVES FROZEN FOOD BUYS IDAHO BELLE BREAD FR E N C H FRIES EVERFRESH CINNAMON SINGLETON BREADED SHRIM P B IS C U ITS AUTOCRAT ASSTD. FLAVORS . GIANT PACKAGE . LARGE BREMNER’S Watermelons 89* WINESAF TEXAS IIONEYDEW LIMIT TWO WITH 8.00 ORDER EACH SIZE �•I • ★ THURSDAY * FRIDAY ★ SATURDAY I 9 PARK A V E. A T 25th S TR E E T K'iw i WILLIAM H. Smith, aviation maintenance admlnUtratlonman 1 /d , assigned to RVAH 18 at Sanford Naval Air Station, haa re-«nllated for six more years. He, his wife and three children reside at Orange City. “FRO-JOY” ASST. FLAVORS GALLONS U.S. CHOICE SPRING LAM B SHOULDER a ’ § (LIM IT: S WITH YOUR 15, OR MORE, FOOD ORDER PLEASE.) B r Downs Eotss Nino students o f St. Mary Magdalen eighth grade wars graduated on Friday at the I I a.m. Haas celebrated by Ear. Hubort J. Raaaon, paaU or. Tho school choir presented a collection o f hymns under tho direction o f Mrs. Elisa­ beth McKay, Graduates receiving certi­ ficates from Father Reason were Debbie Aston, Denise Bunch, Virginia Cassidy, Jenny Jaeb, Phillip Ley, Veron­ ica Malatesta, Dick Meyers, Paul Mloduckl, and Robert 8L Lawrence. Miea Mela testa, w h o s e yearly average was M par cent, waa given an award in recognition of her superior academic achievement Father Reasun addreaeed tha graduate! and their famHies, speaking particularly about growth o f tha school and praising the ability and dedication o f the eighth grade teacher, Mrs. Myra Cook. Following t b s etremony ths graduate* were honored by their families s t s lunch­ eon at ths Imperial Houea. •'FABULOUS DETERGENT* U.8. CHOICE “ FLAVOR.AGED" BEEF •‘ PILL8BURY’* GIANT PKG, U.K. CHOICE “ FLAVOR.AGED" BEEF |l.«. CHOICE “ FLAVOR.AGED" BEEF U.8. CHOICE “ FLAVOR.AGED" BEEF U.8. CHOICE “ FLAVOR-AGED" BEEF (LIM IT! ONB WITH YOUR IS. OR M O B * i'OOD ORDER PLEASE.) (LIM IT: 4 PLEASE) FOOD KING" QUARTERS Monthly bualnesa meeting o f Elder Springe Baptist Church will he at 7:44 p.m. today. Rav. B. H. Griffin, paitor, urges all members o f the congregation to attend. PHILADELPHIA' r u n c m c u iT c o v n t o r n in t h J t n n i A i , r u t . CHIT IN AMD r o n SKMINOI.K COt'NTV. KMIRIttA n i t x 'K R Y n o. u se s TIIH NKW YOIIK HANK F o il ftAVINflH, form erly TIIN NKW YOIIK HAVINI1K HANK, a New Y ork eurpurettua, thb “ PILLSBURY” 1IAKKI, woman, HOSI.F.V, notion nr • 9 f "C O U N T H V " T H IC K -S L IC E D KRAFT" SLICED 'MIX-OR-MATCII" CHIPPED S OZ. PKGB. 11 O Z. C A N S TETLEY" “ GOLDEN YELLO W ” CHICK BN-OP-TIIB-8HA NO. »i C A N S (LIM IT: ONE WITH YOUR »S. OR MORE, . FOOD ORDER PLEASE.) ru tn o tt, ▼a- • • PLAIN (or) • SELF-RISING Legal Notice H i FRESH *N L EA N " RIIOULDER 'T O P I '" A M H X F L A V O R S Portrait on tha 1TM U . S. half-dime is reputed to bo that of Martha Washington M Li­ berty, facing left. * ONE LB. PKGB FULL LB. PKG, Church Meeting % alnal* Defendant. e tl.n N otice It hereby (te e n purauent to a final Decree nt for*clnaura deled Jun* 4lh, l l t l , and • nl*r,d In Chancery C< h No. K i l l o f tha n r r u ll Cnurl o f ■ha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlmde County, F lor­ ida. wherein THU MKW YOltK IIANK FOB BAVINUh, form erly TU B NKW YOIIK SAVINtlV DANK, a Now York corporation, la I'lalntlff, and IIAISKl, MUMl.K Y , a alnet* woman, la D e­ fendant, I will aall to tha ht*haat and tiaat bidder for caah at lha front door o f tha Samlnola Court hnuaa. Sanford, County ___ , _____ Florida, at twalva o'clock noon ait tha Mitt day of Jena, tilt , tha (nlluwlna daacrlbad real aatala located, altualo and lialna In Hamlnola County. Florida, towit: Lot II. Block I. LINCOLN HKIQHTS, aeoordlns le lha plat tharaaf aa raoordad In Plat Book II. Pasa It. PubHa Haeorda of Samleola County, Plarlda, toeathar with the followlne Mama of property which aya looatad Is and parmanenlly Inetallad aa part of lha Improvameata aa saM lasdi Tw o hast aw perataaaatly laatalled, eald pro party betas tha eama aa eat fertk Is tha Plsal Dacraa af foradoaure. Datad this 4th 4ay af Jena, lis t. (SKAL) Arthur K Reckwith. Jr., Clark af tka Circuit Court By: Martha T . Vlhlaa oJSTV. SIS O f W H IT T A K E R , P T L g AMD WOOD I ____ Suite III. T il Reel Oe le s iil Dr. OrlesSe, Plevtda lAMoreeye for PUIatltt BLEACH PACKETS' "SHOWBOAT” •JUICY" CALIFORNIA it - • REG. BARS PALMOLIVE GOLD' DOZEN STALK LGE H EADS BAKERY C * C •» • FRENCH GREEN BE A N S (LIMIT: 4 WITH TOUR 45. OR MORE, POOD ORDER PLEASE.) • CUT W A X BEAN S teee•**»!••• • B A B Y LIM AS ....................... ie oz. • FORDHOOKS ........ »*a*aeaee»ee«ee i EACH • BROCCOLI SPEARS ......... GOLD BOND GOLD BOND GOLD BOND STAMPS GOLD BOND GOLD BOND -CUT-UP" H SU TAM PS d A l FRYERS Csetpaa Gesd si "THRIFTWAY" T k ra S a t, Jaas IS SO EX T R A With TWe Coupon 4k Tka Parckeae Of "LARGE" WATERMELLON GOLD BOND STAMPS ■..kll.hr lukA R 1■ifft �Long Vote Drives Wasted ten persons with Democratic party preferences voted for Johnson; about three-fourths o f those favoring the Republican party voted for Goldwater. The vast majority o f voters (at least 92 per cent) made their deci­ sions before election day. Some 97 per cent o f those who planned to vote for Johnson actually did so, and exactly the same percentage of those who planned to vote for Goldwater actually did so. One other significant finding is that fully 77 per cent of all the vot­ ers sampled declared that the can­ didate for whom they voted had been their choice “ since he was nominated at his party’s convention.” All of which, even though based on an admittedly tiny fraction o f the nation’s voters, seems to lend support to charges that election cam­ paigns are unnecessarily long and drawn out, wasteful o f party funds, hard on candidates ana ultimately boring to the electorate. Though hardly a burning ques­ tion during the last presidential elec­ tion, the possibility that voters in the West might be influenced by the reporting o f early returns from the East generated a measure o f heated discussion during the cam­ paign. Now a little light has been thrown on the subject by virtue o f a survey conducted by Dr. Harold Mendel­ sohn, director o f research in the School o f Communication Arts at the University of Denver, under a grant from the Columbia Broadcasting System. Interviews were held with 1,724 registered voters in California, a populous and pivotal state where the Influence o f election return report­ ing, if it existed, would have the greatest consequences. The results o f the survey are in­ conclusive. There is no measurable indication that voters were either swayed by a band-wagon effect to abandon their previously made choice to go with the apparent win­ ner or that an underdog effect per­ suaded any voters to give their votes to the apparent loser out of sympathy. In addition, there Is nothing to show that news o f early returns was a factor either in encouraging peopie to go to the polls or to stay home. Some other results o f the survey may be more interesting and sug­ gestive than these negative findings. For instance, “ sheer political par­ tisanship was the most important o f all influences.” Eight o f every • • I can see how it might be possi­ ble for a man to look down upon the earth and be an atheist, but I can­ not conceive how he could look up into the heavens and say there is no God.— Abraham Lincoln, Civil War president "Ha doesn’t lika to ba asso­ ciated with anything that Isn’t going to turn out completely right." THE NEW crisis appears to hava coma along just as tha President was beginning to take In better stride the buffetinge from his other foreign dilemma— Viet Nam. Answer­ ing his critics, he and his help­ ers were capturing mere at­ tention for his side o f the story. Having been chided for too much secrecy over Viet Nam, ha went tha other way la tha Dominican affair. In ona o ffi­ cial’s view, this represents an "overresponsiveness to criti- Herald Area Correspondents I n . KJtcMa m -iiu M SUS4 u t-M ia Casselberry Mrs. Jana Casselberry Chalaota Mrs. Jean Magbs MS-1741 DeBsrr Mrs. John Leone MS-4 M l Deltona Mra. Mildred Hasty Gaaava Mrs. JaAna Haye •41-4171 Lake N a n Mrs. Fraaeea Wi iiM iu M< Mra. L U •St-dTtt Mra. Daaaa Bates • M l ) IT North Orlande Mra. Margaret Cosby 121-47H Os teas Mrs. Clarence laydar US-4141 Ovlads M n . Evelyn Laady S U -1 1 M QHp $ rra U * Page 1A ...... Sanford, Florida ...... Wed., June 9, 1965 e u r a a a. s t s u a r , PRAXIS VOLTOLIXn, ARB PLBLtSI wa • Reaaeal PA IX BROOKSHIRR ROMSCRT Aeeoolete Bailor PRCO VAM P E L T Msoaglag Baiter D U R II a i U l A M ■eelttr e o m a ALnXAXUSR Advertising D in ROl Adeerllelen Batter M SB a u s t ih SHOI •aliases Meeager City Bailee i r n i wm.ua Oeaasy JMlter Msekaalsal Boat. • 1 U , VIXCBXT BUI! Pfeetagraabap Fubllehed dally eaoept Set order, Busier and CArteteseei gabllthed tel eider proceeding Chrletaea IV IH R tfT IU RATR1 Hone Delivery Mo week ■r R ea lie Weak s r r u b u i co bs't MM 1 rear asa e steams B it 1 MealSa LM S Ream 0. B. Pastel RegulAUeae prevlda lAet aB paid la sdvsaea. WASHINGTON — In a week when things went well for the American expeditions elem" which In aoma elrcuminto space, the President’s ■Uncea could adversely affect concern In Washington cent­ tha President's policy making. ered on earthly problems— Howaver this might ba, ths long-standing difficulty there does not seem much in Viet Nam and ths current point in dwalllng endlessly on civil war in the Dominican Johnson's sensitivity to at­ Republic. At home too there tack. As one old frland puts wa* the question o f the it: soundness o f the Administra­ "Lat’s faea it. Hs’a always tion’s economic policy. bean thin-skinned, and ha's The stock market gyrated. probably always going to ba." But financial experts gener­ LATELY THE President ally plara little confidence in has not been content to ans­ the market as measure o f the wer charges against ths spe­ financial health o f the coun­ cifics o f his foreign poiley. Ha try. Tha market, ths experts has been dsfending himself consider, la an unsubstantial against tha contention that he Indicator o f what to expect deean't care enough about for in economic upe and downs. elgn affairs or glva them suf­ Much more significant is ficient tlma except when tha continuing high level o f crisis compels It Investment and Industrial ex­ Hera ha gets at least a par­ pansion which is leading fin­ tial assist from a few admin­ ancial captains to continue istration men whoM detach­ their programs o f growth. ment has to ba accapted aa Tha axperta feel that the genuine. Tha view they give ia o f a p r a s i d a n t who ia willing enough to mix into the foreign field if there am pragmatic gains to be had— to defend tha country’s Interests when that must ba dons, and advanca them when It can ba dona. AT THE SAME tlma, them WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e semidetached viewers see no Pentagon, It appears, Is now desire In Johnson to remake In tha midst of another agon­ tha world, to pueh out the ising reappraisal, this tima frontiers o f idealism, to go over the Issue o f rear vented adventuring into tha mind* o f raincoats. many world ieadera without The matter was brought to ■pacific I n t e n t Say* one a head recently by a General eource: Accounting Office report that "He doeen't really expect three of the military services much in thle field. He deean’t had been spending more than think any amount o f talking $200,000 a year for nonenenwill chsngs Da Gaulle, or even list raincoat vents. President Ayub Khan o f PakAccording to the GAO, the istan. That's ona o f the over­ Marine Corps issues its Lea­ looked reasons Ayub'a visit thernecks a raincoat with a was postponed. Ths President cantlc piece vent of the type Just didn’t think ha could originaUy designed for caval­ make a ■alt." ryman. It it suggested that Johnson, Since the Marines very In this regard, Is almost tha rarely hit the beaches on reverse o f President Ken­ horseback any more, there ia nedy. some feeling that paying M The latter eama to tha cents for a cantle piece to fit White Hcuae thinking ha over the back part of a saddle eould move world mountains. la more or leas unnecessary. It was only after tha disas­ The Army, at an additional trous Bay of Pigs, tha grind­ coat of 44 cents each, provides ing confronUtion in Vianna its soldiers with a raincoat with Khruthcber, and tha that haa a pleated vent in the Berlin wall, that Ktaaady bach. Tha Navy, ia turn, spoke feelingly o f tha "llmita- spends an extra 27 cents to tione” on American power and outfit sailors with raincoats that hava a sllUsd vent. influence. Only tba Air Force uses un­ Even than, some argue, hla idealistic notions did not die. vested raincoats. It apparent­ Ha explored tha minds o f ly cooduded that pleats, slits many leaders - t o -b e . Ha sod csntla pieces ara aerodythought ho would outlira tha aamlcalJy unsound. The GAO report deserves older leaders, and ia a second t i l t * l Veer MS • aseatba AM I Mealke M l 1 Meats sS as bearipSana be term Uka tha forfront ia stock market has Wen ab­ normally high, and now is only reaching a reasonable level. This has nothing to do with a real economic decline. The outlook is for continued economic growth. The President is feeling hie way internationally, on paths ho has not trod, with ques­ tionable success, and with ob­ vious personal pain. II* Is compensating with afforta to achieve victories In the dom­ estic fields. Congress seems likely to continue It* remark­ able roo|<erution with the Chief Executive. But in on* ares especially tha responsi­ bility for ths future falls heaviest upon the President ■lone. Thai is the area of economic balance. Thera Mr. Johnson is seek­ ing a new kind of consensus within hie Administration, at he has sought a consensus of public support elsewhere. Other President* in recent years have faced an often di­ vided hout* on economic mat­ ters within tha executlva branch itself. Tha disagree­ ment comes on when and If to loosen or tighten the Dow of credit Into the economy. Tha Central Federal Reserve Bank Board and ths Treasury Department have been o f dif­ ferent minds on the subject at critical times. The Presi­ dent'* power In such situa­ tions haa been largely per­ suasive. Mr. Johnson’s method Is to seek agreement in advanca Wtween tha possible contend­ ers by fostering frequent meetings o f Federal Reserve Chairman William McCheancy Martin, Treasury Secre­ tary Henry Fowler, and for good measure his new Secre­ tary of Commerce and Am­ bassador to tha business com­ munity, John Connor. So far tha Johnson method seems to W working in this area at least. Dick West’s The Lighter Side thoughtful conilderatlon, for It goes to the very heart of the military-civilian relation­ ship in this country. What those of ua who are civilians must now ask ourselves is this: Are we In any position to demand that our fighting men get together and close vents? Sacrifice, you know, ia a two-way street. I submit that any public clamor for rain­ coat vrnlleiinesi In the arm­ ed services should be preced­ ed by an objective examina­ tion of our own wardrobei. Such a survey undobutedly will show that wa civilians al­ so cling to clothing appur­ tenances that are essentially nonfunctional. Take, for example, lapels. They serve very little purpose except as something for a politician to grab you by. We could all abandon our lapels and Juit sew little han­ dles on our coals for the con­ venience of o u r political friends. Coat sleeve buttons ara an­ other useless item. They are hardly even noticed — except when one is missing. Trouser cuffs ara of littla or no benefit other than as emergency depositories for cigarette ashes. U would be belter to drop the cuffs and h v effort* i t recasting a trou­ bled world. Tea Herald is a a a a t w at U e Osuea frees whies is ea> Lyndon Johnson Is not im­ mled eseUetvely te u e see fer repaklieatiea e l all Ue leeal aewe prleted U Ule uswspapsr. mune to foreign anthueimems. Ha worked up a goad deal o f Snared aa oatasar Ft, N il spirit over hia “ Mekong valley O f f i c e ad •safari. Florida, aadar ms At* ad < project” and general develop­ l lilt ment proposals for Southaaat Ba part ef nay material, aawa Asia. But to appralaara this la at Tha Bastard Herald map ha repreSeeea m Just a foreign transplant c f aal written peradrales at hia domaatia enthusiasms. Ha Ladivideel op Bra ran adds: "Mekong may simply ba to lettered as latrlagiag « t Tha H erein aapprlgSt, wtil ba tba Fed emales enlarged." tka la v , P A IN T N O W ! PAY L A T E R ! start making pants with builtin ash trays. Watch pockets likewise ara largely anachronistic, tava when (he band on n wristwatch breaks. Unless we civilians ara will­ ing to strip ourselves of sur­ plus button-holes, fairness dic­ tates that we permit the arm­ ed forces to maintain an open vent policy. CASE W-416: Dean John E. Drewry la tha dynamic head of the great Journalism School at tha University of Georgia. “ Dr. Crena," he wrote, "I wonder if you could address our annual meeting o f the Industrial Editors of ths South? "Our meeting ta the next day after your address before the 8outh Carolina N unes' Association. "Senator Wilton E. Hall says hs wilt be glad to bring you over to Athsns by car." And so it happened. In adidtion to almost 200 Industrial Editors, Dean Drewry had opened the audi­ torium to students of journ­ alism and other Interested faculty end college youth, so ws had an unusually alert crowd. Sine* my thema was “ Tha Psychology o f Communica­ tions," I first admlnlstsred that "Motivation Test" which is Includsd in the booklet be­ low. rrobahly on* million o f you readers have already tak­ en that famoua test in tha many conventions where I have given U the past 25 years. It clearly demonstrates sev­ eral basic axioms In ths realm of print. First o f all, it shows that tha avsraga American ia mo­ tivated much better by ahort words than by long polysyl­ lables. In fact, when printer mat­ ter gets beyond two-syllable words, tt tend* to leave the average American In n fog. In this connection, the av­ erage word In the Blbte has only two syllables. But bwof a f tha psychol­ ogy professors in colleges protest! “ Dr. Crane la debasing tha muat grab tha reader's atten­ tion fait. Contrast these two opening lines in this regard: "She r*n from th* room, screaming in terror. . . "Screaming in terror, aha ran from the room. . , Invert your sentence struc­ ture, as Indicated by the sec­ ond example above, and you will catch the attention fast­ er. For that opening word "screaming" ia far more dramatic than “ she." Then chop up your eopy into ahort paragraphs, for they connote narration or xtory-telling vs. dry, “ teachy" exposition. The average column width in newspaper* contains only six words so ona lln* e f typewritten copy nut* two lines In print. Send for tha booklet "Mod­ em Advertising Strategy,” enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cent*. It offers many additional basic laws o f print psychol­ ogy. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane in rare o f thle news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 cents to eovsr Editor, Th* Herald: typing end printing coats Just a note o f “ Thanks" when yon send for oae e f for ths splendid co-operation hie booklets.) you're giving ua with tha write-ups for tha Sanford recreation department aponsored leagues. Th* coverage P A llN IT S ll ■pace has been 100 per cent. •BOMTHANimp ItOBIk, COAIVto COB"* B e s i d e s the recreation news, I fetl you're doing a good job, too, with ths Sports Page In gensral. Keep up ths good work. Gil Luck City Athletic Dir. great dignity o f scientific psychology by using two-syl­ lable words!” I f they actually knew how to practice what they teach in their psychology class­ rooms, they'd soon realize why I employ short word*. The average newspaper ed­ itor knows Applied Psychol­ ogy far better than 75 per rent o f our university professora thereof! For editors, salesmen and other business leaders realise you must talk the language of the reader, client or customer. Editors would "blue pencil" my copy If I tried to throw my weight around in fivesyllable, technical jargon. Besides, it ia a waste o f costly newspaper space to us* a five-syllable term when you can express ths very ■sms Idea in ona or two syl­ labise. Another law o f print psy­ chology show* th* import­ ance of the opening word of each paragraph. In this highspeed age, you Letters UARYCARTFD III Editor, Herald: This is to convey to M n . iorla Williams the thanks of he Woman's Club of Sanford or her excellent coverage of ur meetings and activities. We truly appreciate her tndnesa In writing about ua nd reporting our efforts to jalntaln a wholesome, cultur1 and cooperative ctvie or anlsatioo In our city. Many, many thanks. M n . Ivle H. Rucker Cor. Secy. oil un iovii win B tPAMUMB WNITINHg t mr-raiMiMB b v u O ta PAINT B MILB4W AMD PVMI • D ltTA N T {| u M O N EY J u $ t te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e Improvem ents, c e r repairs, fo r a ll y o u r sea • sonel expenses. Phone fo r prompt, courteous service. Cm* Ym » « iw MmMIs tnana 888888 SSSfSSjSS jjweNPJw *0 Boar Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryana Milaa Helen Fuller Soys Earthly Problems Political Notebook Aha sioata Springs Mrs. Julia Barton Dean Drewry haa made the Journalism School at tha University o f Georgia internationally famoos, for ho achsdaloo all aorta e f "print clinic#" like tha ona mrnt toned below. Blare word* are the essence o f "communication," by all mss ns learn tha basle laws o f print psychology t 'T made the earth, and created man upon it; it was my hands that stretched out the heavens, and I commanded all their host."— Isaiah 45:12. Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley WASHINGTON (N B A ) — President Johnson evidently is confident ha acted wisely in throwing America’s power into tha Dominican crisis. Yet ha is said to ba somewhat restless over tha problem. Soma high level aides cau­ tioned tha President that, ones wa become anmethed in tha Dominican Republic’s a f­ fairs, it might ba extremely difficult to extrlesta ourselves. The question of "next steps” struck these sides as a very cloudy business. According to reports, it is this aspect o f tha matter that has unsettled Jchnson a little. A comment from one source: Worry Clinic Thought For Today • Dr. Crane’s 'It's Time to Appear Before Your Public Again? 4 7.00 11.00 1)00 15.00 2400 32.00 2NDBALLON FREE. • X 12 DROP C L O T H 29‘ LOANI UP TO $400 FAMILY ' 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3649 flNANCI MRVICI/ INC. n o South Magnolia Street.................FA 2-4612 Need More Room? 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I'm nrrer hoard of anyoM doing auch * thing, hava f Paw 2A — Jim# •, l» w ftm fl By Abigail Van Buren yout What do you think of a girl lika Sally, and what ahould I do about ItT I plan­ ned on gatting bar a grad­ uation gift, and whan the that coma for her wadding, I suraly would han given bar a wadding gift, too. BEWILDERED AUNT DEAR AUNT: Solly has shown herself to bo extreme­ ly presumptuous and taite!*■■ as well. Foaling as you do, Ignore her ’’instructions’* and buy her a graduation gift of your own choice— if, indeed, you wish to buy her a gift at all. ja c o b y Today*! discussion concerns Itself with the principle of Ottll play that you ahould alwaya f i l l give the cards a chnaoe to be­ MS have properly for you. Oswald: "You do A let of A JIMS teaching. What do you think A M KQJMT f l •boot today’s hand from the ♦ ♦ JIMS ♦STM teacher's standpoint!’* AUTOS AM Jlna: "The bidding la sim­ tm ple enough. South has a stand­ AAKQ ard throe no-trump opening V A I 43 ♦ AOS and nil North can do la to put AAKQ down the dummy aid wish his psrtner luck." Oswsld: "Thera also is only SN.T. West K< one way to ptay the hand. I don’t imaglna many of our readers will bsrs any troubla with it. How about your pu- have progressed past the fundamental!.’ ’ ptla in a begitiers1 tltsa!’’ Jim: ‘*1 don’t think 1 would Oswald: "As a matter of giro U to a clast of absolute fact it would even do for ■ rainy advanced elan. South to anvo M for players who hat the usual eight top tricka (jt)a . •i l l y ' 1Jjj i ■ays there Is no other wo­ man, but what am I to think! I left him once, but I took him back. I can’t t*k* any more of this kind of living. I *m beginning to think wa will never be mar­ ried. I want to leave him for good, but h# aaya if I do, ha will put our ehlldrcn In a home and charge me with being an unfit mother. Can he do thin? I’ll *l*n myself Miss "Pennaylvanla,” as that is where we are liv­ ing now. "MISS PENNSYLVANIA DEAR MISS PENNSYL­ VANIA: Only a lawyer can tall you whether, according to law you are an "unfit mo­ ther,"and and th# penalty for Jacoby Son same, If indeed you are found to be one. 1 am not n and can only make the ninth lawyer and n e i t h e r la with dummy’s queen of die George, »o don’t let him moods. He ducka the flrat bully you. Your man sound# heart of necessity snd the sec- like no bargain, but ha it end just for luck. Then It is the father of your children, up to him to take the third so perhaps this mess is worth straights*Ing out. heart lead because that last How fortunate for you to bo 11His heart ha his hand is go In Pennsylvania. You might lag to be most important’’ need n Philadelphia lawyer Jim: "It aura is. Aftar winto untangle your legal com­ sing the third heart be cashes plications. Us top clubs sad spades and e e e is pleased to note that Wast DEAR AD11Y I am highly has had to discard diamonds on the third lead of aach allsrgle to tobseco smoks. black suit Then ha throws In order to d i s c o u r a g e West in with a heart and lets guests from smoking In my West cash two baart tricks. home I hsve no ash trays Aftar that Wast must lead a In sight but that doesn’t diamond. South rises with atop some people. One man dummy's queen and makes lit up a cigarette and, when the contract because the king he didn’t see an ash trey of diamonds la in the West anywhere around, he used the cuff of his trousers to hand.’’ store his ashts. A collsge girl, who called on me with her mother, emoked one cig­ arette after another and eho used my plantel Don't poopit know that when there can make his own from now are no ash trays In sight it on. Is a polite way of saying And if the poor fellow ever "Please do not smoke In this got another cup af coffee for breakfast or dinner—It would house"! Or must people be bo because ha went out to the told outright! ALLERGIC kitchen and mixed the brew DEAR ALLERGIC: Some himself. So whUe they aR in their people must. In which cate, easy chairs viewing the why7, canl-yoa-maka-a-deeent-cup-of * s -n t n its coffee commercials, a lot of wives must wonder why the television wife ‘ godU t come up with the natural solution to bar problem—“ If you don’t like my coffee, make your own.’ ’ And a lot of husbands must wonder bow In the world a man over get* up tbo nerve to taU kla wile that bar coffee lent fit to drink. ■Abe TILL J:00 w r MON. FBI.1 do. e • e C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "SICK AND HORRIFIED” : Your problem is not uncom­ mon. A young women one* wrote to tell me that after three weeks of marriage eba had loft bar husband because ah* auapoeted that ha was "abnormal." Tbs fact was, the husband was perfectly normal. The wife was naive and aadly uninformed. I suggested that aha have a frank talk with her doctor and I also recommended some excellent books further to enlighten her. If you will ■end me your name and ad­ dress, I shall do the same for you. Problems! Writ* to ABBY, Box *59700, Loa Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, encloee a stamped, self-ad dratted envelope. Hate to writ* letters! Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Loa Angela*, Calif., for Abby*s booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." O n d tju d q a Hi II If DEAR ABBY: I hava been living with George (not his real name) for three years, tut ws are not legal­ ly married. We hare two children under three. Wo tors each other and would be married but he is atill married to Number One, and I am in the same predica­ ment. We hare lived In fire different States so far and I am tired of moving. Gecrge is a good salesman and can get a Job anywhere. Lately I suspect him of running around. Re has stayed out alt night many times. He Jh a W om an: I tea you, thee# men >tt around dreamiag up television eeasMrciiia are rosily living A a dream world. Trim Aota little skits that advartist a eortaia brand of coffta, for InnUnco. A pretty young wife knocks herself out to serve her busband a good dinner and what dots ht dot Ha complaint about the aoffaa—that's wbat. Ha lata Ms aagrr-to plsssa little bride know in no un­ certain tom s that while the rast of the meal pasted kit gourmet standards- the aoffaa was terrible. And bow doa* the little bride react In those harsh words! She looks ashamed and craitfalien and runs around asking for advice — until aba finds out that there’s nothing to making good ootfae hot buying a certain brand. That's bow wives react to harsh husbandly criticism in the navar-naver land of the television commercials. In real Ufa what would a red-blooded American wife do ii her husband mads nasty cracks about bar coffee! Well, ' aha wouldn't look hurt or crestfallen. And aha wouldn't run around asking far help. She would look that husband of hers to the aye and tall kina in no uncertain terms that if ha doesn't like her soften bn dtiyJttiyhJti 10-11 pm. CBS. The Den­ ny Kaye Shaw. Ouoat star Frad Gwynns arrives on tbs show in hla Harman Munstar outfit, but be eoow takes the disguise o ff end even sings end denote. For music, Dan­ ny has singer John Gary, who contribute* "How Ars Things b Oloseomom" and "Yellow Bird." Owynna again appears as tbo loader ai on amateur acting group, with Denny as timid Jerome ana of the num­ bers. Tbo final eemady sketch, antitled "Fraana On Tenth Arenas," has tbs entire cast Clurs) runs afoul of this range manage and spends 90 sticky momenta getting out af the assorted complication!, mostly nutriagu. 7:10-1 pm . ABC. Ossie and Harriet. "The Exotic House­ mother." (rerun) The title role la deliciously filled by Maori# Van Doren who plays a stripper happy to accept the rote as housemother for Rick's Fraternity. I ) t • r\ ' I H l ATKI SANFORD ONLY! Tourra o n r C A R L O A D S A I I W IT H Ik e w s m i l* , fleet W an r»s* • C A P T A IX I I R S A D * G re a t W U lia n a — Cele* F lo . a t IM S ea ty • IT H A P r c S S h A T T i l S3 W O R L D ’S F A I R " E L V I S — la C e le r good only, JUNE 10 -16 , 1965 LAST DAY! ANNETTE FRANKIE AVALON •Beach Blanket Bingo” and "Bench Party" B* *«»*• Mi|liM T V Tim e Preview* describing what happened when peace la disturbed In a restaurant owned by second banana Harrcy Roman. 7:10-* p.m. NBC. Virgin­ ian. "Dark Challenge.” (col­ or) (rerun) Another variation an the traveling family which oeemi to turn up on almost every outdoor striae. This one finds Victory Jary playing the tough father with the daughter (Katharine Roes) who's Incapacitated and whom ko’d do anything for, and the ne'er-do-well son (Chris Rob­ inson). Trampea (Doug M o v Mi Ul - I N (E H STARTS TOMORROW At Id M M -ItU ELEVENTH W EEK THIS W EEK'S DINNERW ARE SPECIAL E jfS S S I M I M M 'I I I I I DINNER PLATE IH II W W I B H .i ceeltd te |ewe sedse (estate IH HwriSsf I* U n its elphC wttk ties dee•ertttwaM. See* Steak tested It yew eatee ter eoty SI.OO. umcMOWi najt..»urjasiiinnb i n » a . H M a J W ITH COUPON FROM BOOK M AILED Men you con look to for TO YOU R HOME AN D PURCHASES OF D E P E N D A B L E S E R V IC E 15.00 O R M ORE! Maurice Bulled "H y hair Is s* dry sad stiff, tad it is taming grey vary fs»L I do not mind that but my hair is suck at unsightly mess. What 4s you suggest! 1 hove te take cam af my heir myself.—N. N " First, comb your heir esmfully site, X it is to* heavy, thin It hy gently cutting up and out. Then brush end mes­ sage the scalp with cosmetic all, snd brush tgnin. ih impoc with very hot water end a good modem shempse, snd dry with ■ lintless towel. Mes­ sage the cctlp sgsls with the w in tik otl-tha scalp it skin sad wiR respond te has cam. Urn s tiny M tsf ten cosmntte ell ea the fingers si stroke year heir bate* srranging tt. This give* it a nice for my height snd age-—Mrs. R.” I would suggest s black bro­ cade dress, la n simple style, with s cost te match. An en­ semble such ea this is slwayn smart tad in perfect test*. You could havo a small bat te jewel-toned velvet (New York women wear fall hats very oorly). Such an outfit would jn" anywhere and always have rot] style. You could etch some smart costume Jewelry to your bat, but wear black gloves and carry $ fist, dressy bag- If, as ho should, th* groom osads you a cor­ sage, try to put the "mes­ sage" across as te lbs color of your hat. **My heads tro stiff sad the doctor tells mo to exercise "Pteoao ten mo whet would them, but he U rather vague ht g suitable outfit far an Oe ■s te bow. Have you any Intaker wadding in Maw York! termsttea on the subject t — The raremany Is at neon In a 0. M." largo sad teahteMbte church Do flngw exercises such as gad hmch fetters at a hotel pianists use, sad X yon hsve The hrtdc tehc te my only n piano, use H. If not, use an grandchild. I cm 6#, taU a imaginary keyboard. A l i o weigh exactly what 1 should kern typo. te otSfoa m Competent, dependable, proud o f the quality producta he sells, Maurice Bulled serves the homea o f T. G. Lee Dairy** Sanford customers. P U B L IX . . . W H E R E S H O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE! 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Paul', Apple ar Corn Fritters ......29* NaHaway H a m Fraaaa Baked Potatoes ....'S129* Snow Cray Flarida Caaraatrata Cr—m Style Golden Corn 2 mSTO-ifem ++V ★ Fruit C o c k t a i l 19* CORAL L'AMN’ ’ ★ BLUE CHEER Lady Batty Health M GET YO U R ★ REFRESHES IfSIl WMearip CLm m See Uktd Ptaewto at ★ FOP Oordea Oreaa KeraMt'i LwarKaea Meat Tumbler or Stein • 9 * MORTON'S MIX OR MATCH SALI irtea'i Chkkea, Barf, Tarfcay Pat Plat, Marara A Cktaaa, ar Spaghetti A Maat Sauaa I IM11 ) »»l t A S f W I T H P U R C H A S E S MORTON'S DINNERS of * M i n O H M O HI 89* Can'd Spam 2 Only 2 0 * WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORI 4 2 “! 29* Sweet Peas •A* » I I 29* 5 & down produce lane * MfW * 2 .4 9 Large T e n s Pink-Meat FOOD & K l SERVER Crisy Juicy Red-Delkleus □ Apples_____ $IJ9 4 £ 59* MMSMbM* m a ran waraa aat n h u n Ir t v dt'a Piewluai Stead Cold Cut*....3 *c 87* (Salagoo, POP. Beowaaabwoigor) aayfrea lot., J o m I M , IM S M M M IM IM f M M M W M tS tM M M M f , Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.t Sanford ih i raw laariaaai waaaaia U OIUITTI I1-OI. FOAMY Oft GIU.ITTI STAINLKSS STIBL I LAOIS «'s Sot., J o m I M . IM S h b u M u m m u s m im iiM EXTRA 50 dWGreenStamps Q . | wia n u i « k h aae reitaaii Ir UR G E OR GIANT StZI CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM FOWDIR oaplraa Sat., Jaaa 12tb, IM S t*aeA A *M A M A aeM u dM M M M M aeaa«A eA i E XT RA------------ mh Matts am saieiAAl le ____O .l. Cttfcad or Sated Veal Steaks.... '£ 79* aephee Set., J o m I M , IS#S Set.. J o m I M , IM S 1AM CM (I) captata Kaagaraa , 1:21 <2) W aathar - Nawa 1:10 ( ! ) C artoonvllla ( 2) T o d a y t : M (21 Dlvorca Ceart ( I ) nom par Room ! : l l ( ! ) Kxarclaa 1:20 ( ! ) T h a Morn in g Movt# ( ! ) TUA ( ! ) Tha M orning Movta 10:00 (2) Truth o r Conaaguam re a (1) Nawa— Mika W allaaa 10:20 ( ! ) I Uiva Lucy (2) W h a m Thla Song tl:IS (1 ) NBC Nawa Raport 11:00 ( ( ) Andy o f M ayborry (1 ) Concantrattoa ( ! ) Dae. Drlda 11:10 (2 ) Jaopardy ( ! ) l'rlca la R igh t (I* Tha McCoya TH U R SD AY P. M. 11:00 (2 ) (!) (!) 11:21 ( ! ) 11:10 (2 ) (!) II) t l : « l (II 11:11 (1) 1:11 ( I ) (I) (!) t i l l (1) 1:20 ( 1 ) (I) (0 ) 1:11 (2 ) 1:00 (1 ) (!) (!) 1:10 ( l ) (!) (!) 1:14 ( ! ) 1:00 ( ! ) (!) II) 1:11 ( I ) l :)0 ( ! ) (1 ) (1) Call M r B lu ff Lova or L ila Donna Read Midday Nawa l'U Het ra th e r K a ow a Beat Search to r T o mar raw Ouldlng L igh t N HC Ntwa R a port Nawa. UdMorla), W aathar n trl T a lk Tha Rfcebag dome V ocal Iwt'a M ake A D ea l Nawallna Aa Tha W e rU T a ro o NBC Nawa Moment o f T ra tk Paaeword K lim . In tha W ind Tha D oaiora Day In C oart A rt L la k D tta r A nC Nawa Oanaral 1{capital T o Tall Tha T r o t h A nother W orld CHS Nawa Tha T ou n g M arrledg Tha R ig a o f N igh t You D on't Bay 4:00 (I) Trallmaatar (I) Sacral Blerar (1 ) Tha Match (lama 4:11 (1) MIC Newa R eport 4:10 (1 ) Uncle W alt I I ) Mika Douglas 1:00 ( I ) Seahunt ( ! ) Walla Kargo ( ! ) H uckleberry Hound 1:11 ( I ) Ntwa, Sports, W oo* thar (2 ) Newecope (0) Leave It T « Benvot Baby Girl Born ‘Outside Walls* 8AN BERNARDINO, Calif. (U PI) — Covicted hugband slayer Lucille Miller, SB, gave birth outaido prison walla to her fourth child, n 7-pound, fl-ounca girl, to bo named Klml Kal. Mre. Miller obtained perminion from atata officials to loava tha California Initl. tution for Women at FranU era to have tha baby In • civilian hoapltal although tha prleon hae adequate focUUlaS for delivery o f bablea. 'ir b p u J o m I M , IM S Sliced Ham ..... 69* Sat., J o m I M IM S dUftAftMAttUftpttk SANFORD BOURSt IIO N ., TITE R .. W Kl).. S A T .t *:30-7t»0 T U U R 8 -, F B L , Si20 . S ;M Seminole Plaza, Casselberry H O U R S ) • . $, H O N . - S A T . T5TO ^yGreenSta mps w | 50 ^WGreenStamps O l 50 dWBreenSlampspjl q | 50 (dWGreenStamps ^WGreenstamps w l 50 — ua.m i aattotaaait It I Cheese Spread . m 69* Today Hunahlne Almanaa W aka-up llovlaa Local kaw a, W aa­ thar Sanford Plaza I □ Tom atoes ........................ *. 2 3 ' 100LdWGreenStamps Q 100 JWGreenStamps OllOOdWGfeenStamps Sot., J u m I M , IM S (1 ) (!) T ill ( I ) 7:11 ( I ) WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Red Riye Fleride PLUS 100 KXTRA SAH ORRN STAMPS Canned Ham....1;! •R" THUKSDa Y a . k . 1:00 (1) S'gn on 1:11 (2) Sunahtna Atraanao CIO 12) TV Claaa llooma l . i i il l N*wa * Waathar 1:la (2i Today—Hugh DowM ID Summer Srmratar T:20 (!) Countdown Nawa 1:21 (2) Farm MkL Report Till t i ) U k k l . Uvaaa □ Blueberries.................. 3 9 ' PUIS 100 DCTRA S4H ORBN STAMPS ■no me aaaraaaaa rtatasM la 10:10 ( ! ) ARC Scnpa 11:0! (2) N awarora ( ! ) Nawallna ( ! ) C hannil Sts News Sparta, W aathar 11:21 ( ! ) Theater o f tha Stare | » Tha Late Show 11:20 (2) T o n igh t Plumy North Cereline *2 .4 9 Weed ft Brass IWsfc HANDY CADDY LOW PRICK Cantaloupes 3 for *1. PUIS 100 EXTRA SRH O IB N STAMPS 1 H Rt. Scallop!.................& 89* Perch Fillets..........!£ •ttoeoteest pk|« 49* Mr*. Peel't Feeilly Slse Fish Sticks ..........’iPkr|* 59* Oartaa’! Fraaaa COMPLETE YOUR SET! 2 gt. erenge THIRM-0 PITCHER *1 11:00 (2) Ntwacopa, Coat, ( ! ) N.w a, eporta, W e * , thar (21 H un tley-B rln k ley ( « ) CDS N .w a— W alt ar Cronklta ( ! ) Hava Oun W ill Tr*va4 ( I ) Lucy Show ( ! ) Cneyenne (2) Tha D epaty (2) Tha V irg in ia * ( ! ) Mr. Ed ( ! ) Tha r a t t y D uka Show ( ! ) My L iv in g D o t ( ! ) Illlly Oraham ( ! ) llcv trly H illbillies (2) Tha lllg Show (« ) Dick Van Dyka ( ! ) tm r P rivate W orlS ( ! ) Ilurka'a Law ( ! ) Tha Danny K a ra Show Virginia Pafnakl r . o . Bo« m i Baafori �SERVE YOURSELF with the FINEST BEEF!!! A L L F O O D F A I R S T O R E S A RE L O A D E D W I T H U . S . D A. C H O I C E B E E F TRIMMED WRAPPED J U S T W A I T I N G F OR D E L I C I O U S E A T I N G ! ! ! ! ! FA I PRICES GOOD JUNE 10TM THRU THE W EEX EN I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED m rfH E E S L ^ 1 (1 L 1 VNCONIM SLICED JOHN W. Wlddowi, o f RVAH-7, has been pro­ moted from ensign to l i e u t e n a n t , Junior grade, at Sanford Na­ val Air Station. (Navy Photo) Lyman Sets Summer School Registration By Jans Caaaelbmy lUflatrsUoa fo r summer school at Lyman High School will taka pises Friday. Thors will b# an asiambly of atudtnta wishing to anroll at 8 a.m. In tha school auditorium to daUrmlns which cou n ts ars In demand. The $18 fee per credit la payabla at that tlma. Sum­ mer school will bagln Mon­ day from 8 to 12:18 a.m. Each courts will last alx waaks and tha student may earn one credit toward Rraduatlon. I f tha demand la great en­ ough, a seven weeks drivers education course alio will bt taught at tha fea o f $2. AMIR. CHEESE__ -.59$ . } FYNK-SFREO a E I T ICR j 29$ I WHIPPED OLEG MILK SHAKESL—22:39$ S le o fe a HORMIL'S " L t m C SIZZLER** BRtAEFAIT ^ -4 9 $ Answer Period’ WASHINGTON (U P !) — A political science professor wants to seo top government officiate aubmlt to "question periods" In Congreis similar to tha practice followed In tha British House of Com­ mons. Dr. Jamas K. Pollock, o f the Univerelty o f Michigan, made tha suggestion before a House-Senate committee that la considering proposals toImprove tha efficiency o f Congress. Aside from his suggested change, Pollock said ho be­ lieves “ the American Con­ gress today compared favor­ ably with any deliberative body In tha world.** j \ ^ beef' roast 'a ■ m m i ■ ITwo^ ^ - 1 '•* FR AN KS._!h h ...4 9 SNORED HAM HQCKS__ 3 * * 1 " FRANKS____ s59* FLA. OR SA. BRADE 'A* FRE1N OTR.LECI OR CD V C D DISCOUNT CRISCO ! to! 21 FREE ITAMFI WITH COUPON IILCW FARMER BRAT ALL MEAT I’ ll I ■ iiO V w PEARLY WHITE URGE SHRIMP__ FULLY DRIMBO.FAN READY SAVE 3K • f-LARGE illMMIMHWItlHltlMHl! CREST ml 5 ' W HITING NEAT BEAT FULLY COOKED »59 * FISH S T H L l i i i u i i i n 't i M i l u i v n q W ENDY DOLL II# OFF LABEL! F Y H f .T A IT f TEA BAGS__ LONG GRAIN RICE___29 V LB Cl LIB BAO RKILANDEXTRA FANCY 'Question And FR n iX TR A 3 L IS OR O V IN I O W IN '! AIIERTEO FLAVORS SAUSAGE— ■ M Regular-Low Prices BBRDIN1 ilH M FRO INSTANT P0TAT0ES—49 NIFTY a Mae BLAU JAR* APPLESAUCE___ — 4i* I BISCUIT MIX_____ 3125 VILCNABI a D CAM GRAPE DRINK_____ 3l»l L IL T FUtN SUTTON 2 50 PERMANENT *2 '* HIDDEN MAGIC a Re* ee Held Is HeM m GROUND BEEF;_____ .3 - .* l ” auiR F t M M BEEF CUBE STEAKS____ A . * * 1 cook rozen m fro I SO 98* 79* 79* HAIR SPRAY ’ I ” DEODORANT S3* 1CH1CR a RIG OR MENTHOL SHAVE CREAM 71* VASELINE HAIR TONIC o r it AT LEAST A 81.04 VALUE! DABBED IN KNIT RATH IN0 SUITA HIGH HEEL! i Eleventh Week Cewyea FASHION OUTFIT j 1 i — 59# w ? ! » a •! tjjjrejwj | Elevee Week Cm ^m BleveeA ?. Eiplret June 16, 1965 t AMY ll.iewtHDV DOLL- l A T FASHION OUTFIT * £ i tl.IT • »OM'9 9 # 'S !« , 1 f COUeONHI CUITOMH . * -----— — SM r ..f.A u te SPAGHETTI SPAGHETTI, SHELLS ELBO MACARONI,RIGATONI P1at«ppl«/Gftp«fr«K • O raR ft • liDw/OrtpG Rif e 9 TOMATOES___ 2-29$ PEAS 2*. 29$ BLACKEYM F R IM JUICY CALIF. LEMONL»u39$ T O C ----- -50k- 89$ BKTNA mS H ia a r * ............ ..... ......................... . • PfBGEppk/OrBRH . | ^ C HOC CHIP C00KIES„39' TOUR CNOKIt FYNI-TAITB mB in LO-CALORIE CANNED DRINKSjm-151’ 1 \ WWH ^ F R O Z E N JUICE DRINKS | m art r ip • i* IxpAlra aJune 16, 1965 • I MY«f« WINDY BOLL . j — IL L , OEBIUM. lA B B t p j A J PiRtTAlD CRf AS < , isss&stsesxreik THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR ■ THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR • THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR *1 �Ih'r BsnfnrB WrrsIB me 9, 1965 — Page 5A b lu e r ib b o n q u a l i t y ROUKRT KERSHNKR, 11 year old son o f Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Kerwhner o f A l t a m o n t e S p rin g has a perfect school attendance rec­ ord for seven years in­ cluding pre-school and through sixth grade in elementary school. (Herald Photo) GOVERNMENT GRADED Hospital Notes * V* r 1 ft t I■ V iM v M f iI iL''j . • ~ * * I June .1, 10SS AdmDilon* Martha Ann Jenkins, For­ rest Bryant, Dennis Parent, Joe Smith Jr., Jean Carry, Eileen Cornett, E l i s a b e t h Derntlt, Zetha F. Ross, Caro­ lyn Hammond, William IT. Harriet, Harrison J. VanBurger, Sanford; Louise Juclt, DeRary; I d a b e l l e DeUeer, Fern Park; James Simmons, Longwood. Dlrtks Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ham­ mond, Sanford, a girl. Diarhargre Eunice Rush and baby boy. Jay Mclllngor, Hascl Tench, Emily IVyllic, Marlon Hannon, Sanford; Frances Herring, Al­ tamonte Springs; Layilla MacFarlane, Theodore Leigh, De­ nary; Karl Johnson, Deltona; Mertle Remley, Enterprise; John Deloach, Lake Monroe; Mary Lee Drown, Marilyn Miller, Longwood. June 4, lOSS Admissions P R IC E S G O O D T H R U T H E W E E K E N D Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E D . * It’ s Hint fsr everybody's favorite. . . steak! Food Fa ir la headquarters far fork-tender, flavorful U .S .D .A . C H O IC E Stocks and atkar favarlta c u ts . • . 0koof that Kao boon traded by Impartial exports who a ta l|n tha Gorarnmant’ o grade stamp bated aa Iba fHslity standards sat by tha U . S . Department of Agriculture. U5QA| .CHOICE (US DAI CHOICE. Tha U .S .D .A * C H O IC E shield an ■ steak or roast from Food Pair I t year guarantee of flavor and londerntsa. The export cuttlag and .CHOICE trlaaalag by Food F a ir's axparlanrad meat cottars Is yaof goarmtaa of fall vales far ovary a n t dollar. Shop F o a l F a ff’ s S la tin g Safa of U .S .D .A . C H O IC E baaf ibis weekend. You can tall first by laaking at tha baiwtlfully packaged and displayed oust yea find In a v t 7 Food Fa ir that wa taka pride In sailing only the fin e s t. • . and you'll taka pride In serving steak prepared year favarlta way whan you taka your U .S .D .A . C H O IC E lUSOAi .CHOICE at Food F a ir. Yaariatlafactlan la gueranlaad or double your monay baclu • W e st Walter Trapp, Jorry Moore, Sharan Unnas, Ann Macl.nuchlln, Malnes Morgan, Maxine Cox, Willie Urn Wil­ liams, Kay Ferguson, San­ ford; Charles Scruddrr, De­ nary; George Anderson, Grnova; Carlos H. Smith, Longwood. Ulrlha Mr. and Mrs. M a r t i n ilerndt, Sanford, a girl. Dischargee Jerry D. Mo«ro, Donna Dornun, John Henderson, Ben­ jamin Hughes, Alan Lucas, Mlnnio Miller, Judith Rosenhluni, Rosa Slrmnns, Lovetta Thomas, Doris Lea and bnhy boy, Sanford; Mary Tygart, Chuluota; Fannie G e i g e r , Geneva; Annie Mae William* ssd baby boy, Lake Monroe; Joe II. Miller, Mt. Dora. June S, 10U Admissions Janls Green, William PopS, Kenneth Spaulding, Sanford; Andy Reppa, Deltona; Shir­ ley Oglesby, Lake Monroe; I’hilllp Slrtnons, II Utah. Discharges Sharan Ganas, Elisabeth Drown, Zetha F. Ross, Emily Dutiose, Raymond A a h I a y , Cathrine Folds, Eria Midklff, Ilertha Hagan, Eric Mar­ tin Oliiff, Sanford; Carlos II. Smith, I/m gwood; Ellen Koeneke, Orange City; Robert F. Wliesrty, llronx, N. Y. Admissions Dorothrine Williams, David White, Morion Harmon, San­ dra M. Hunt, Willikm Bled­ soe, Alberta Collier, Willi* Robinson, Karolyn Urvweslcr, Betty Hobby, Roberta Richardt, Elnora William*, John Steven Parker, S a n f o r d ; Joyce Cooper, Bobby Price, Lake Mary; Finley Muller, Oviedo; Frank Cochran, Vero Beach; Henrietta Gregory, Winter Park. Uirtha Mr. and Mrs. Charlla Colliar, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Brewster, San­ ford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Laka Mon­ roe, a girl. Diaekargea Richard Black, Alan G. Crawford, Todd P, Sullivan, Carria Willlnk, Allen Bogga, Dal* Van Duaen, Joseph CarT, Loretta Whit* and baby girl, Shard Lea. Mabclla Thomas, K o r r a a t Bryant, Charlotta Frederick, Annie Me# Cham­ bers, Robert Swope, Loretta O. Munson, Kenneth Springmen, Vivian Robinson, Jean Garry, Kenneth Spaulding, Janice Green. k �Horoscope Forecast W tt M e r l Page 6A — June 9,1965 W m t ll HERALD W an t-A ds Bring Fast Results Ite ra to r. J iM » , INS G E N E R A L TENDEN­ CIES t A bMUttful to r and • m i n t to mate b it toad* war towards fatnint your Merit laattnca and tmeovtrtag whatowr ywa hive not m dtntood In tto paat that fcaa aoma particular maanbit for you. Show you will do your Job volt. ARIES (Mar. SI to Apr. IS ) Dohrtnc Into forarnmont, hrarances, tax m a t t i n ahoutd not to neglected In A.M. Bn that all la In order. N a y your hunchao and coma to bottor undaratandlnf with everyone. TAURUS (A pr. SO to May 50) A ny moot quoatlona ahould bo Ironad out early with partnora oo that you later can concentrate on new bualnaaa, ate. Cooperate with etharo who are roaoonabla. M ate fine, now plana. GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 51) Enthualaatically getting at dutlaa ahead o f you tnaVea good u m o f today'a fine aa* pecta fo r expanilon. Bo Tory corp ora tiro with co-workera. They follow your lead and much It accompllahad. MOON CHILDREN (June SS to July SI) Fine abllltlaa you poaaeaa can be put to work profitably today. Your .romantic Ufa can alao be Im­ proved. T ate tlma to help a youngster get ahead In school, etc. Be generoui. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Whatever need* to be done at homa or to m ate kin happier ahould be gotten Into quick* ly In A.M. Do not procras­ tinate. Clear the slate for big things ahaad In tha outside world. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Getting further coop er­ ation from fellow workers and contacts, customers may be only a matter of using wleer methods. Mate your at­ titude more enthusiastic. Buy, aell, etc. LIBRA (S e p t 23 to Oct. 22) Hit upon practical Ideas fo r Increasing income and put them In operation with­ out fanfaro. Make improvemente to property, holdings o f all kind. They become more valuable. SCORPIO (O c t 23 to Nov. SI) Oreater sociability and affection toward others eaaaa own tensions now, Oet out aodalty In a cheerful mood. Many benefits can coma your way In thla fashion. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) A meeting can ha arranged among thoaa with whom there has been misunderstanding and a 11 cleared up amicably. Help those who are dissplrltcd. Be kindly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Fine day for ce­ menting better relatione, real­ ly gatUng to know new ac­ quaintances. Do not hesitate to Invite old friends In also. Repay their kindnesses o f tha put AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. IB) I f you contact higher-upa and aak fo r auggeetione, you get the added sup­ port you w an t You can be far more auccessful by con­ centrating upon the right mean* fo r advancing. Be practical. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mer. SO) Correspondence Is the key which opens the door to op­ portunity today. Get busy early and advance. Roma per­ son from a foreign country you recently met can be very enlightening. IF Y O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one o f those Individ, uata who will always look thoroughly Into any project before tackling it and leave nothing to chance. Much thought will also bo given before talking to others so that th en will be no unpleesant repercussions. Teach ear­ ly, however, not to become to enthusiastic about own ldsse that force may be tried with others. Teach to be diplomat­ ic. U s Stars Impel, they 4e net compel." What you make o f your Ufa Is large* ly up le YOU! Carroll RlgkUrte Individual Foraeast for you algo for Ju­ ly le Mur ready. Per your copy eeod your Hrthdato and 91AO to Darrell Rlghtor Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Boa 1221, Hollywood SS, Co! Morula. O e a a la g a rou n d fa u ce ts and o th e r h u d t o r e a ch p a rte el y o u r sink le e a s y If you use a a a id tooth b r u ih n o d s co u r- A Sea fa re U s ito 322-5612 425-5938 M ai Hat u s e w in Up 105 r t l l L M f 1 .H I 1 .M t t o 1 5 1 2 11 J B 1 1 J t 1 1 . » I t t o I t |2 |IA B | I.BB 11 5 5 I t to SB I * I LSB |SAS | » M at to 25 |S | l . t t I 3 .I t \ 4.71 I t t o I t 11 1 1 .5 1 1 2.78 | B.Tt SSla Imam AS— I Umm (flr a S-lettar a a r t i oar Ha#) u s e Elalmaaa C S t t f i A ll s a le Data A Aa Charged a t l- D e r State CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST C L A R S IK 1E D D IU PL a Y I I .S t P e r la c k tM lalm am at a eelum a larhaa ERRORS Tfea Harold w ill o e t S t r e . sponsible t a r m are tk a a awe l a r a r r a r t la M r Ile a . _ C L E A N E R , ltd HORSES: BROKEN 4 Trained. VACUUUM Model. ui»<t o n ly 1 time. Call day* U l-IS O l or nlghto Pay tho balane* o f 114. W ill tlt-llll. take older Vacuum cleaner fo r part pa ym en t Ph. Orlan­ HENS fo r Sato t i e ft I N each. d o C ollect OA l-IITT. P oe-W ee t i n Jto d o * I H t o i l , gnyder'a E g g • Bird R E A D Y -M IX CONCRETE Farm . Blocks, Stepping Stone*, Sand, Steal, O rea i* T ra p * Rock, 12. Special N otices L ot M ark er* P olyath ylen* W ire Math, Step* W indow S ill* Dry W ells & Drain T il* C A N A I Day Camp baglna Juna M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. l t t h , Leka Oolden. For to . form ation oall t l i - i l t i , Prod HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS G ann* W H IT E SEW ING MACHINES Authorised Sale* A Service 13. Catering • Food G ARRETT'S 1SS E. First. 1 1 1 -lt d FIELD Peao tl.SH tlu. Bring ow n con tain er S pick. Thone SUMMER SALE 111-1111. _________ VACUUM CLEANERS: E lectrolux. H oover, O. E., Filter 15. Special Service* Queen. K irby, etc. 111.11 A up DAWNS MOWED, F loor clea n ­ Guaranteed ing S W in dow Cleaning. I l l SANFORD VACUUM SVC Mlt. d l l B. Park I T T -d lt PAINTING. Profaealonal by Halm. Inaurad. I l l . t l l t . DEADLINES LAWNS m owed. E dging. Lota 4 pc. RLACK Sectional t i t ; I Cleaned, Leaven Vacuumed. Blond* Living room T a h iti II each; llaselnet l i n t ; Train­ in g Bast II. d l - l l l t . SICK ROOM NEEDS 2 . P e r s o n a ls ________ 4. llru u ty f a r e 110 Sanford Av*. 22. IMumblng _ 'W W f l N G C ontraetlns Repair* F R E E ESTIMATES R. L H ARVEY l » t Sanford Ava_______ t l l - H H ' lilULLUIr. ■l.U U i; SP R IN K LE R SYSTEMS All Typaa and Hina W o Rapelr and Service ■ T I N E Machine and Supply Co. IfA IIIU E T T S Heauty H o o k , 1ST W. Ind St ________ l l t - U l t o o fi wator, evening a p p 't* ms So Qek. t l l - I I U . 31). Home Appliances 8. Peta & Supplies 31. Musical W AN TED : flood homa for white Pem ale Kitten, t wke. old. 1 11.S ilt. CUTK m ile Klltena free. t l l - o i l l a fte r S pm . Ph. Legal Notice •coTtMtovagpi eoicm srojM d UOTOBTOMI-TWVO TPgwTimyj r * p a WITH THAT CXDASt 4 fNr . V 'i FROMTHESE % AND EVW WITHOUT A MLCXCALHBXJRy U toots UKE AN IN* m in T im c ir c u it court, NINTH JUDICIAL ■ CIRCUIT. IN AND K im I K N I N O L E COD NT V, KI.OKIDA. IN C H A N IE R Y NO. ItSSS 1.1 KK INSURANCE COM I*A NT OK flK O H fllA. a corporation o r ­ ganised end a ltering under (he lawa o f tho Slate o f (Teorgla, t'laln riff, vs. L A f i n r B. e n tN E R and CAMODE C. CIUNER. hie w ife. D efendant* H O T tru o r s p i t T O i L A R R Y a. CIUNER (addroea unknow n) and lo any and ail other partial claim ing a n r right, title, a n d /o r (n te re it In and to lha fo llo w in g deeertbed property, l o w ilt riot II. o f SANLANDO ES­ TATES. FIRST ADDITION, a cco rd in g to tho Plat th ereof ae recorded In Plat Rook II, Page 17, o f the Public Record* o f Seminole County, Florida. TOO E TH E R W ITH the fo llo w ­ in g equipment, perm anently Inalalled, which le and (hall be deemed to bo flitu re a and port o f tho rea lty! H in ge — Martha W ashing* ton Surf Unit E lIK S Oven — Martha W aahlng, ton OA t l l- S H eater — M onogram W all K urnece CR1SISE YOU A ltK H K R E Itr MOTIPIKD that the P lain tiff. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANT OK (IKOItrilA, a corporation orga n ­ ised and M illin g under tbs laws of ths Slate o f d io r s l * . w ith tta principal place o f Intel, ncee at A t l a n t a , (leorsla . haa Inalltuted ault aaetnet you In the C ircuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Sem inole C ounly, Florida, lha nature o f tho ault la to forocloaa that certain m ort­ g a ge w hich fncum bere the a* bova deecTlbed property, eald property being eltuated and located In gem lnole Counly, F lo r. Ida. Tou and each o f you ara hereby required to file your A n iw e r w ith the Clerk o f the Circuit Court. In and fo r Semin o li County, Florida, and aerve a cop y th e re o f upon VICTOR E. WOODMAN, o f the firm o f W lnderweedle. Ilalnee a Ward. I l l Park Avenue South. W inter Park, Florida, A ttorneya for P la in tiff la the above action, on o r before lha Slot dap o f June, H ie , alee a Decree Pro C onfeM o w ill bo ooterod agoln al you. IT IS O RD ERED that thla ba publlahed la Tha Sanford Har­ old. o aewapopar publlahed In gem looU County, Florida, once each weak tor fou r M a iocu tlv o w eek* WITNEFS ths hsnd o r tha Clark o f the Circuit C cu rl, Seminole Counly, Florida, thla the n t h dap o f Map, IM I. (S E A L ) Arthur H. B eckw ith, Jr., Clark o f th o Circuit Court Bp i M urlhs T. Vlhlau. D C W inder w e e d l* Maluoe S W ard t i t Park Avenue, South W inter Park. F lorida Pabllek Map It, I t, * Juno I. I. IM| COMM FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH (Space Unlverelty A irp ort) Located I m ilts East o l O viedo on llw y. I l l le now open. Bludent Instruction now g iv ­ en In Piper Cherokee ” 110." Come out and lo o m to fly NOW. Expert Instruction la a relaxed atm osphere rem ov­ ed from busy traffle pat­ te rn * Tw ln-englna Charter available a n y w h er* E a s e Aviation Products available fo r Happy F lying. Pb. I d d o t fo r further Inform ation and appointment. 111.4711 v*. PAUL A. TAYLOR, 51. Article* For Rent REN T A BED R ollew ay, H ospital. B i l l B ed* >y Day. W eek, ar Month. CARRO LL’S FURNITURE l i t W. lot. 111*1111 You cau find anything poo need advertised In tha Herald Claselfled. •'Yon nam e It— w* have l i r POPCORN MACHINE for Car nlvals, naxeare A Partial. AMERICAN RENT-ALL lid R. Hiawatha ttt-m i fcUNFOUD kLEU l UiC1 53. Wanted To Huy ANI MAL H AVES. Kennel*. Q. E. A p .lla n Screened nun, B o e rd lt* . I l l ITU. T 'all com a h i uel MQLUKtQ WOIAP a t CO M d S W T J i 69. Schools ft Instructions W beel C h air* W alkera, Canee COLOR TV, Ilk* new, reposses­ sion, new warranty. Aaiuma S Crutchaa fo r rant or aale. paym ents l i t . 50 per mo. BanPreacrlptlona at L o w a ■ l SWIMMING Leeaona, Q ualified ford IS1-S07*. • P rice,. Ulecount to ptopla Instructor. l l l - l t l T . ovar I t a alb Service Person­ 5-TIEIt Chicken brooder, elec­ nel. Check ou r prlcee. A H erald w ant-ad la aa naay tric. III-I174. FAUST DRUG STORE aa your phonal Dial I l l - l i l t or d l - l l l l (South Sem inole) CHECK OUR EVERYD AT Free D elivery III-OTIt and ua* your charge account. LOW PRICES! OFFICE FURNITURE 19. Builder* Supplies Sample Item s: I Dr. Letterfll* Cabinet, full suspension, Rag. PRE -CAST C oncrete Stipe I5 t.ll. our price l l t . d . Royal Q R E 'K IK t LUMBER CO Sw ivel Exec. Chair. Reg. IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT. IIS Mania Av* IIM III d l . t l , our prlc* t t t .t l. Coe- NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP co Exec. Sw ivel Chair, Reg. FLORIDA. IN AND FO R 1KNW 20. Hardware •T* *5. ou r prlr* IIT.lt. SOLE COUNTY. POW ELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY CHANCERY NO. l O U . Hanford's Moat Complata NOTICE OF » IT P TED W ILLIAMS HDW. nUGH, 11.11 up VIANNE M. TAYLOR, IS! K. tith . ________ U t - l t t l 24. Well Drilling Do roll have a drinking p m b . itm. w rite p. a D ob m i , RtMJxap thp rwaanpuniTo COMPETENT MAN OR WOMAN wanted In area covered by thl* newepaper to ow n , fill and co llect from coin operated m achine* nuts A candy o r wrapped confeotlon* — a new idea In vending. May b t han­ dled part rime a lon g w ith present occupation. |I00{lio o Invert m int required. Could be built Into full lim e operation. F or local Inter­ view, w rit* INTERSTATE MERCHANDISERS, Hoch**tsr, M lnneoot* ______ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Inarrliona and Kills (Rat. Noon For Monday) thbr TR I-P O W E R , Manifold A Carba fo r five ' l l - ' l t Pontiac. AVAILABLE for Dealer, fp a r Service n a tio n , 1001 French Av*. Oat) C ollect J. J. B row s TIT-1111. Port O range F t * Legal Notice COPY The HrraiA re e e reee tk a pvta lla ia a t re je ctin g a r l a . U la e e a r ndveetlaomanl which It I m h i ab jootlaaab to ta lha e a lle r *1 th la a t wa . M e * r. Hanford 65. Furniture For B ik 50. Mlsc. For Sato DOOU RECEIV ED Oar Adop- I POSTER % M ahogany Bed, Used furniture appliance*, to o l* •to. Boufftit ■ Bolfl. spring* A matt reas; 4 pc. Itoa, boarded Animal Raoous Mart, i l l Sanford A v * Ph. Lady's m atched Fameonlte DeLand. Ph. T t t - l l l l . 1 1 1 -.ill. League, U00 W . Mlnneoota, L u gga ge ; Lady's W lleon Oolf Cluba, b a g A cart. I l l - f i l l . WILSON • MATER FURH DACHSHUND Pu ppte* AKC. Buy — te ll — Trad* Black h Tan, 1M Aaalea t e n * I CU. FT. Olbeon R efrigerator, 111-14 E. t o t llD itlj cold w ater aplgot Inside. Per­ fect. Pb. III-IIOO after l:I L 10. Poultry • Livestock 60. Business Opport. Classified Phones g re a t P a t s f t S u p p lie s a Ueed I I M I I I •K Lu US yuur Furniture. Quick ITotvie* with the Cash. instruments SUPER TRADING P O S T . I11-0ITT. Now lin o Gena Cumbaa — t t l - t t l l Plano T u ning on e Ropalr W L Harmon ttl-tlH 50. Mine. For Sale TW IN NEEDLE DIAL-O-M ATIC ZIG -ZAG ' l l MODEL Muet eell due to elrcu m elan ce* •IT balance, term* available. W e finance our own. Credit adjuotor OA l-IITT Collect. SANFORD HYW1NQ CENTER 101 So. Park A v * 111-1111 USED FURNITURE iit - t iT * 65. Furniture For Bale — F or ■ 1— — lha blggeat selection o f nearly new and used furn i­ ture, ae* Noll'* Furniture Brokerage la Casselberry on lf-1 1 . Open I days l l o f t ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bedding A Furniture A T FACTORY PRICES) t i l M agnolia lll-d lt FREE ESTIMATE II per day rental for Elactrlo Upholstering A M a tin e e ren­ Carpet Shampooer w ith pu r. ovating. New A Used Furni­ chae* o f Blue Luatr*. C arroll ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Furniture Co. Co. at T il Celery A v * 1111UT. Legal Notice UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION CASE NO. S M I-O rl-C Ir. UNITED STATES OF A M E R ­ ICA, Plaintiff, va. ED W ARD J. COLON and LEOTA A. UOLON. D efendant* O RDER FOR bF.lt VICE RV PURI.ICATION On m otion and a ffid a v it o f p la in tiff in the above atyled caua* by K. J, Balclne* lie Aaalalanl Untied Slalaa A tto r­ ney, In an aottnn agalnat the defen dant! Edward J. Colon and Leota A. Oolon, and to en­ force a lion upon real properly eltuated In thla Dlatrlet and deacrlbed aa fo llo w * : M>t It. Block C. TAN GLE. WOOD SECTION TH REE REPEAT, accord in g to the plat th ereof aa recorded In Plat llnok IS. page It, Public R ecord ! o f Srnilnol* County, Florida, and It appearing lo the Court that the defendant* E dw ard J, Oolon and Leota A. llolon , ar* not Inhabitant* o f nor found within the Blot* o f F lo r­ ida and have not voluntarily appeared herein, and that peraonal eervlre upon them le not practical beca m e their reeldance and w hereabou t! are un­ known, It la O RD ERED that Edw ard J. Oolon and Leota A. Oolon. d e ­ fendant!. appear o r plead to the com plaint herein by the ITIh day of July, l t d . and In default (h e re o f that the Court w ill proceed lo the hearing and adjudication o f thla eutt aa If Edward J. Oolon and Leota A. O olon had been oerved with proceeo In the Slat* o f F lorid a ; and It le further O RDERED that the a d ju d ica ­ tion ahnll, ae regarda the d e­ fendant* herein who do not appear, a ffe o t only the property described h erein; and It In fa r ­ ther O RD ERED that notice o f thla order w ill b* publlahed In a newepaper o f gen eral circu la ­ tion In Seminole County, F lo r­ ida, one* a week for ala (<) coaeecu tlv* w eeks com m encing aa Juna J. l t d . DONH AND O RD ERED e l Orlando, Florida, thU I lt h day e l ftlay, l t d . OKORQ1C a TOUMO UeM*d s t e l a e Pletrtot Judgo Publish June t . ». II. J l. It. * July 1, ltd. Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JL'DICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND FOR IE E I« NOI.F. COUNTY. IN CH AN CERr NO. 14.114. L1NV1LLE ALLEN SMITH, Peillloner, v*. JANICE ELKORA SMITH, Respondent. NOTICE OP SUIT TOt JANICE ELNORA SMITH, WHOSE ItEHIDENCE IS UNKNOWN, AND WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS Plgtntink Defendant, TO : PAUL A. TAYLO R, n'hna* residence la 1411 Orlando Drive, San Joes, California. A aworn com plaint h aving baan filed In tha Circuit Court In and fo r Seminole County, F lo r id * In Chancery, entitled "VIANNE M. TAYLOR, Plaintiff, v * PAUL A. TAYLOR, Dafendant.” praying for certain relief for the abov* named plain tiff, VIANNE M. TAYLOR, NOW. TH EREFO RE, THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU that If you wish to defend against and contest the abov* entitled a c­ tion, you ar* required to rils your nnmwar o r other w ritten defense, If any you h av* to this complaint, w ith the Clerk o f the above atyled Court and to aerve upon p la in tiffs a ttor­ ney, A LB E R T N. FITTS, l Ma­ sonic Building, Bedford, F lo r­ ida, a copy therof, on o r b * . fo r the l l l h day o f June, l i l t . Tha nature o f eald com plaint la to pray that the abov* deecrlbed Court w ill grant the above named p la in tiff a div­ orce o f and from you a vin cu lo matrim onii and w ill award cu s ­ tody o f the fo llo w in g nam ed children, to .w it : Vlann# Paula Taylor, Mary M argaret T a ylor and Paul A. Taylor. J r , t o the ■old plaintiff. FAIL NOT TO ANSW ER teat a decree pro eonfeeeo ho enter­ ed herein agalnel yoe. WITNESS my hand and o f f l d a l neat o f tha abov* atyled C ourt at Sanford, Eemtnola County, F lo r id * this 14th day or May, A. D. 1141. (SEAL) Arthur II. B eckw ith, Jr. Clerk o f Abov* Styled Court Albert N. Fitts Attorney fo r P lain tiff 1 M aionlc Bldg. Sanford. Florida. Publish May l» , Id A Juna ft. ». t i l l CDM-74 JANICE ELNORA SMITH. IN CARE OF: K EE LOX MANUFACTURING COM­ PANT, TOI BROADWAY, CINCINNATI. OHIO: A SWORN COHPI.AINT h avlux been filed In the Clroult Court In and fo r Seminole Counly, Florida. In Chancery, anti Had, “ L1NVILLH A L L E N S M I T It, PETITIONER, -v iJANICE ELNORA SMITH, R E ­ SPONDENT.” praying fo r carlain relief fur lha above named Petitioner, Llnvltl* Allen Smith, and axalnet you JANICE EL­ NORA IM1TII. Respondent, NOW, TH EREFORE, THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU that i f you w ish to defend agalnat and contest the above entitled no­ tion, you ar* required to file your aniw er o r other w ritten delens*, if any you hovo. to thl* com plaint w lih the Clerk of I ho above styled Court and to serve upon petitioner1* a tto r­ ney, ALIJEHT N. FITTS. 1 Ma­ sonic Building, Sanrard. F lor­ ida, a copy thereof oo o r be­ fore ths lllh day o f June, 1141. The Nature o f eald com plaint la to prey that the above styled Court will grant cuetody o f LINDA LEE SMITH and RUTH MARIK SMITH, m in or* to tho petitioner, LINV1I.LH ALLEN SMITH, for the length o f their several minorities. F A IL NOT TO ANSW ER test a Decree ITo Coofesao b* enter­ ed heroin against YOU.WITNESS My Hand and the O fficial Baal o f tho abova doscribed Court at Sanford, Seminol# County, Florida, thla 14th day o f Hay, A. D. 1141. (SE A L) Arthur h . Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk o f tho abov* tripod Court ALBERT M. FITTS A ttorney . Counsel** *1 Lew 1 Masonic Building Bantord, Florida r.“ i m Map I I , I I . June IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT T H R NINTH JUDICIAL C1 C U T , IN AND FOR IEMINO COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 1 R R FED E R A L NATIONAL MOP GAGE ASSOCIATION, a * po ration, Plalntl v* KENNETH RATBON < CAROLYN RAY BORN, hla wl Defended NOTICE o r SUIT IN ■OR TO AO B FORECLOSUI TOt KENNETH RAYDON I CAROLYN RAYDON, Wife You, D efendant* ar* hori notified that a Com plaint foreclose a certain m ortgi on lha follow in g deaertbod p party, situate, lying and bel In Seiulnol* Counly, F lorl to -w lt: Lot I. Block I t, NOR' ORLANDO 1BT ADDITK a ccording to plat thor recorded In Plat Book page* II and 11, Public I cord* o f le m ln ol* Coun Florida. Including tho follow in g : W all Heater — Hanelra] Model F A II Rang* — Frlgldalr* — ) del i t s .i t R efrigera tor — Frigtda — Model D ll has been filed agalaet yon the abov* styled suit and i ar# requlrod to aorv* a cc o f your answ er o r pleading the Complaint on P la in tiff's tornsy, Joseph M. Mnroeko, O. Box t i l . Fora Park, FI Ida. and file the origin a l i ew or or pleading la tb* o ff o f th* Clerk o f tho Clrc Court on or before tho J lrd i o f June, t i l l , i f y o e fo il do so, a doers* pro oonf* will be taken against you th* reltof demanded la 1 Complaint, WITNESS m y hand and ol rial eeal of o ffice at Saafi Seminole County, tftll H o t t o f May, t i l l , (SEAL) A rth er II. Beckw ith, Jr, Clark o f th* C ircuit Co< Byt Erie*both Bruannhi Deputy Clark J *M »k m . Mureake P. O B og H I Pera Park, Fla. Publish May H 4 Juno I, CDM-TI CDM-ftd - IK: II. lllft * �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole VI. 84. Real Estate • Sale Male Help Wanted 9br D R IV E R S NEEDED LAItOE alRlil hadroom, I hath homo on apacloua corner lot. IN THIS A REA JU tlonw id. m oblU horn* tra n iI block* from ranter o f San­ ford. Ideal of Invastmant. : p orter n.ada ow ner-operator*. bualneia or bulldln* alt*. ■ F I n ■ n e t al i n l u i n c t (or Owner overaeas. 41? tV. lal ' tr a c k parchai*. For d*t*lU w rit* NATIONAL TR A ILE R St. Contact Everett A.. H ar­ CONVOT, INC., Rt. I. Do* per, Iteclattred Broker, 544) Park A v e . Th. 155-111}, in 171. Oral a. F lorid * or P. a B o s 10* 1 , Dawson B u tton, Sanford or Lt. Colonel Ro* ‘ ulta, Oklahoma. b trt C. Morrla, A djutant Gen* era! Dlvlalon. Headquarter* USAREUR. APO N*w Fork, P ile CltF o f Sanford Civil Bar* #9401. (Send AIR M AIL!. V- vie* Board 1* a ccep tin g appllPI**** do not dlaturb tenant. 1 H ca tion * for th* position o f U tility Man In th* e*w*r dl- Make offer. Elated ■ecurltle* • acceptable In trad*. ___i vlalon o f th * pobllo w ork* r>f d ip t. Q ualification*i II to <1 .{ yrn. of a**; ilim in u r r RO BERT A. WILLIAMS & och ool edu ca tion ; r*ald«nt of Realtor ) Ssmtnot* for minimum o f *1* Raym ond Lundqulat. Aaao. . " m o n t h * . Experience In oper. l i l - I I I l Atlantia Dank Bids. '■# s f electrical pump* and b a ck h o* traotor d*alr*d. E x­ am ination fo r qualified ap'V- plloant* w ill b* h*ld at 1:00 Heal Ee’ ete — tnauranca V . p m . Juno II, I I I } . In th* tit-tlt t C lt r Hall. Submit appllca* Ird A P ark Av* * (ton * to Civil Service E ia m .. In «r In e ltr hall not U tar 90. Lots For Sale than Juna IT. 1HI.___________ 1T-S1 APP. :a Acre*. I.nnfl Ft. Fem ale Help W anted Frontage, N. Lake Monro*. Between Jeaeamlne an.I Tammarlnd Av*. Eaay |nn*-tlme PEIUKNCICD SEWING MA­ Term*. W rit* Bos 111, San­ CHINE Oporatora n**d*d. ford Herald. S teadr r * * r round employ* Riant In our modarn a ir-con dltlonad factory, 95. Houses For Sale ALIX OF SANFORD •sttforli RfrslD Juna o, 1P05 — Papa 7-A 9.'t. Houses For Sate r H jT lr ir t CEN TRAL A IR. I too dow n, t i l Dr. U l - l l l l . W IL LA MAE TROKOXCH 111*1174 D ay I t t - o i u Night* *49 KURD ITck-up, rune good, IT). 151-0410. FIRST Floor Furnished Apl. Ill W. 14th, Adult* only, No Pete. |-b. 111.)«I0. 120. Autom otive Servlet 1 it DBM. Trailer on U rsa Lake. i : i * ;k i . Apartment, 101 Ph. 115-1105. Ml say, eT fsHow, this Jousting can be a bit of a mess-— 96. Houses • Sale or Rent why don't we uee these long sticks to hit that U’l white 106, Apnrtmentis fo r Rent ba-tl ________JrwOf bail around?" FOR Sat* (|100 dow n ) or Rent 111* m o.), 1 lidrm , 1 bath 5 -ROD)! Furn. Apt. I l l mo.. house w ith playroom , double Including w ater A electricity. u tility room , lir e * fenced 111-9)07, yard. I l l E. W oodland Dr,, Ph. ow n er 101- 411-0111. FURN. APT. 1U-1I0O, CLASSIFIED INDEX 112*1111. 97. Houses For Rent 1— Loat A Peuad 0— Personal* 4— Beauty Cara 1— Day Nuretrlaa •—Child Cara •— Doga—Cat*—PaU 01— M onty Wanted 04— Savings A Loan 00— Insurance 00— Schools A Instruction* 70— Employment Services T l—Male Help Wanted 10— Poultry — Llvaaiaak Tl— Fame)* Help Wanted 11— Special NaUaaa f t — Mala or Pamela Help I t —Catering — r o o d T4—Bales Help Wanted 14— Illcycla Repairs TT— lltu a tlon W anted II— Special garvlcaa I t — Income Property 11— In terior D ecorators I I — Buelnaee P r o p — BaU 17—Janitorial Service* t l — Real E ila t* W anted II— Landteap* Sarvlo* t l — Real Eatgt* data 10— Builders duppllan 07— Bualnaaa RantaU 20— Hardwar* t o —Lota For Bala 11— Horn* Improvamant* 01— Farms— Urovaa 11— Plum bing 0 !— Acreage I I — Painting l i — lloueaa Par Bel* 14— W all D rilling II —lluuses— Bala or Rani I I — Air Caed. A H ealing 0! — House For Rant I I — R adio - Talavialon 100— Resort He m ale 10— Photo A Equipment lot—Trailer*—Cabana* 10— Home Appliance* 101— Mobil* llom a*—Bata 11— Uualoal Instrument* 101—Mobil* H om es— R eal I I — Bualnaaa Equipment 101—Trailer Space— Rant 101—TralJar l.ote— Bale I t —J o b Printing 14—Uphotaiary 101— Apartm ents For R ea l 101— Booms For riant I I — Vacuum Claannrn lit—H otel Rooma IT—Having A surds* I l l — Rental Agent* I I — E tta m ln a ia ra 41—Plante — Feed* — Baade 111— Wanted To Rant l i t — Auto* For Bala 10— Mia*. Far Salt I t — Arllalaa F or Kent 111— Autos— Bala o r T rad* 11— sw a p or K ieh dn g* 111—T ruck* For Sal* 41— W anted To Buy 110— A utom otive Barvla* t i l — Scooters A Crola* II—Furniture F or Sal* II—Antiques For Sal* 111— Boat* A Motors 111—Marin* Bupplle* I I —M onty T o Loam <0— Bualnaaa Opportunities |TE WS C O R R E ■ PONDENT w anted In Ovlado. Muat cover - Social. Church A S c h o o l 111*1101 1040 Hiawatha at 11*01 Event*. Uta o f Camara n e c.e CLUB Manor. I •ary. Contact Paul B rook- COUNTRY Bdrm. 1H bath. A tium * '* nhlra, Sanford Harald, t il* m ortgage, i l l l t t l after I • 111. p. m. Payton Realty COLORED PROPERTY FOR SALE I BDRM. HOME ONLY 1100 DOWN Jim W alter Corporation haa nlc* t Bdrm home for sale In Oateen. ( Directional Take Hlat* Road 411 Ea*t out of Sanford, go through Oateen A look fur arrow * house A lot for sale. On left Juat nutaid* City Llm lla.) Only |IOn Down. 170.40 par month. Call Orlando C ollect 2II-SII2. • jfA C T O R ^ R E P R E S E N T A T IV E ^ dealred to Improv# our *ale* In thla area. An* require­ m ent* ll-ti, sale* e ip e r fence neoaiaary over 10. Car preferred , a ver*** o f tw o • it h i* par w eek on road. L o n * aatabllahtd, top quality m an ufactu rer o f leading au­ tom otive specialities otter*: I UKUHOOM Atr wondltlonad, T h orou gh training 1H bath*. Florida Room. C om plete Inturano* program V ery n aaaonabli. Tea A R etire m*n plan. Green EMate. 111-04(1. W ea k ly axpenea advanr* W eak ly tr«T*l allow ance flOO DOWN A F u ll com m txiion on all mall I Bn.. 10 a 17 Fla. « m . Tar. * * order* Floors. Kit. equip. I l l mo. M onthly commlaalona pay* all. HEI.MLY REALTY, Q uarterly bonuaaa O ffice In V lllig a Hall, N. Or­ *h>* I* an excellent opp ortu n ­ lando. 111*1141. night* i l l * ity fo r yon la earn 11,000.00 1110. per month or m or*. If you Bra a top producar, you can aarn much m »r* than that. W rit* fo r application to A. It. . Mall e /o ARTH UR FUI.MCH. P. O. BOX I I I , MEMPHIS SEVER AL O utstanding 1 A I TENNESSEE Bedroom llom a* available In a ll Area* o l Sanford. Lot u* Situation Wanted shew yon Araundt $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 322-5612 F rau w Seminole Realty UNFURN. ] Bdrm. Duple*. Kitchert equip. 111-1194. M yrlla Ave., P A R K RtDG C— SUB*DIVISION I n nilM Trailer, Isa, Cabana. FURN. Apartments, reasonable 110} s. Park Ave., 111*1141. 1 Bdrm.. 1 llth . Entry Foyer, 1(9-11(1. Fam ily Room. Breakfast Mar, 1 BDRM. II,inset ratter. Ige Built * In Kitchen, Central Fl'IlN. Duple* Apt., I Room* ehady lot la Country. I l l 00. Heat. Doubt* Oarage. City A Bath. 1)0 mo. 14 miles 951-9997. Sewtr. 111. 100. Open Dally. from Navy Itaae. 155-1519. K ve n ln y _ !< 4 4 * in i 1 BKDllOOM R ou t*trailer, Ph. 1 hadroom 111-1199_______________________ UNFURNISHED RAVENNA PARK, ] Bedroom, 1 bath. Low down payment 111.10 monthly. Jail 11J-414I. T Y f. old DOY D*»lr*a ataady Summer em ploym ent. Can eparat* traotor A farm im ple­ ment*. W ill conildar any typ* •f ataady w ork. Call 140*1104. 118. T ru ck s F or Sal* JOHN SAULS AGENCY 103. Mobile Homes • Rent FURN. I Itdrm. Apl. 2 1 0 | Magnnlln. ||). R. A. William., H EAL ESTATE BROKER C l-llll. Ileal EStats Aetoclate tl.ooo for nlc* I Bdrm., I lota. Sales Help Wanted I-BR.. drn. Lake Minnie 10 °. Mobile Homes - Sals 106. A partm ents fo r Lent 1-1 and I B edroom i NEW I Bdrm. Duplex Apt. Tile NEW and USED hath. Terreexo floor*, Water A w n ln gl A Cabanae Furn. 152-1011 altar 0. 1 BEDROOM. 1 4 Hath, Florid* Q U A L I’ Y MOBILE HOMES Room , w ooded lot. and eir Hwy. 17-11 • 111*1141 NICE, Iga. 1 Bdrm. furn. Apt. Conditioned! 111.(9001,' fi­ Tllad bath. III. 1 7 0 0 Magnolia. nance FHA. Convention*!, or 19)7 — 17 FT., 1 Bdrm. Trailer. nothing dow n VA. LMN EN­ W K L A .i A APARTMENTS 111 57' ecreen ej porch, clean, on TER PRISES, INC. 501 !«ong9 \ Flrat St. lot. First (9)0. H ollyw ood wood l'lee*. Pit. I l l - l u l l . Trailer Ct. 1 A 1 BDRM. Furn. Duple* Nice 1 Bedroom. 1 bath home. ALUMINUM Castor W h e e l Apis for rent. 1111 Palmetto. Beautiful yard A front red­ Camper, like nsw. YVI11 sell w ood patio. This Is a reel FURN. Apt, Close la. Jimmie cheap. : i ) 4 Palm etto. A n y­ buy. C ow in . 111-401$. time. _________________ Ball-Blair Agency S. Male or Female Help 97. Houses For Rent 1 BDRM.. 1 4 Bathe. H ull:.in NEW l Bedroom Houee for Oven A Stove, double ca r­ rent In W oo.lm ere Perk, near port*. Ateum * payment*. I : : * beer. I l l - O i l i nr t l t - l ) : t . 7110. OUR ANCESTORS Sanford Bnohansa 95. Houaaa For Sal# 425-5938 FURNISHED House. Mary. 111-1049. (D ial D lraot) F r a u Sem inole County Lak* LAK E MART FURN, APT., luaaonabla. SSI* DROWN REALTY mo. 111-1117 571-1944 2 Bdrm. U n fu rn, Kitchen d o w n s t a i r s . U n r u r n . I Bdrm. Apt., kitchen equipped. •quipped l* I i l Bdrm F u rn . lights A water Included. ITS; 1014 W. l l t h BL 1 Udrm. Unfurn. Kitchen FURN. O arage Apt.. 1 1 4 )4 Pat* equipped I I ), Pin* Ollier*. motto. 152-0111 or 1114. PARTLY* Furn. huuee. 1110 Sen. ford Ave., I l l mo. I'll. I l l - l-ltiunt Apt.. Clean A Itea. snnabte. 155-1191. 0114 o r i : ! - 0 C 9 . 4 tllu iM , 2 Bath. Fam ily room. Dining m om , Central heal A sir., kitchen (urn. Available June 10. l i l - I I I l }* ). 5411 Elm A v e , 111-1491 or ll:- t » 7 7 . TW O Bedroom houee. Dining A Living room. Kitchen, Study. A Utility Room. (U n­ furnished), lii. (No Pete pleaee). Call 111*7114. Beauti­ ful District. Rrdroom hou-e, equip., i : : - t m . kitchen LARIIE 1 Bdrm.. 1 Full Bathe, with Range (No Itefrlgereta rl. I4 le Magnolia. ,-..nt*ct Ted W illiam s Hardware. 1001 a Park Av*. I l l 0111 anytim e kltrhrrt equipped. 111-5111 MODERN I Bdrm. Furn. Apt. lo t Palm etto. 151-1114. OPEN A fternoons 4 to 0:10 p.m. W E FOLD THIS ONE w eekdays and l l * l i i a p.m. Chang* o f ordara forced our 1 lJEDitUUM Unfurn., k lllb vn •quipped. III-I4 I1 . Hal. A Sunday. T o b* oom* I BEDROOM, I large ahad* buyer ta glv* up thla a ttra c­ pleiad toon I Bedroom , It* I r o n i NQ, my homo. l l l * l l i l . tr**a. rang* and refrigerator 1 TinnM , 1 4 Beth*. Florida tive home, Handsome I bed. bath, tot o f eloeet apace. West ^•^lafaoHonjtuarnMoed^^^ Included, a**um* V A Joan. Boom. Pall<>. Carpeting. D ra­ 4th SL LMN ENTERPRISES. room . 1 hath horn* in tnp Call 121*1110. pe a. Kitchen equipped. 2101 INC., 114 L on gw ood ria sa , Sanford loca tion : ehade tree*, I. Real Estate • Sale S. French. Pb. 111*1111. shrubbery, w allrd-ln b e r k G overnm ent o w n e d yard. In fact, • UT.ono home ALW AYS (loud Rentals. Furn­ C. A. WH1DDON, SR. H om es for only $11,000. Term * 1110 ished A Unfurnished. San* broker dow n and I I I par mo Includ­ ford A t-ake Mary Area. See SOI a Mark 111*1111 in g tax** and insurant*. ue el 111 S. Perk Ava. BALL* IILAIII AOENCT. Betaotlsa a t 1 .1 . and o BAH T PILCHER, B roker 1 BRUM., I Hath home, CarBedroom * located la varloaa P a n o n a l Sortie* porta, Patio, 1 a'tree Unit, Bevlion* o f Sanford Call 111*1411 Ideal fur children. Furn. or Investm ent A Realty Immediate D elivery Unfurnished. 152-1111. 111 N, Park Av*. 11I-I1T1 MONTHLY PAYMENTS *, I, A 4 BEDROOMS FROM $50.00 1. m A 1 BATHS T H E T IK E TESTED FIRM KITCHEN EQUIPPED 111 K. Park Av*. l l i * I I I I FOR THE BEST HOME LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS BUY IMMEDIATE D ELIVE RY 10 ACRES— RT OW NER For Complete Inform ation J oin * Dolton*. 1,000' Lak* Front. SEE YOUR Be* or Call Your I.loo* pavod road front. I m il** from Sanford. High _ la r d A wooded. Al*o aovoral L a k ofron t Lola. Fh. Now SALES BROKER Sm yrna 411*1111. W* Hava Th* Ham* Far l e u Ph. IM-4111 A u to m a n A Seat T op e Cover* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 104 W. Ind St. III-I0 1 I *1.1. WORK GUARANTEED 121. Scooters A Cycles 1910 SILVER PIGEON Motor Scooter. Good condition, IT). Ph. IS l-S ttl. P. O. Uox 111), Sanford. 123. ItontH A Riot ors Gateway To Tha W aterw ay Hobson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 194 l - l E. (at. rti. 111*111) I I ’ BOAT A Trailer 1109. Ph. SPECIAL PAINTS tll-0710. F lin t Ea LASS. Cloth A Save Rnsln. 1190 BANK 1*94.00 SANFORD MOTOR CO |0« French Ava III-4II2 19)4 CHRYSLER New Yorker, excellent condition. 112-9174. SlMCA 11)9. 1 extra tlree, new clutch, new battery, motor Juet overhauled. 111-47M 1911 PLYMOUTH. 1 d o - r . Standard Shift, It A II, till Cash. Enterprise Urooary. Bn* terprtee, Fla. BOB U cK ER Paaeo, N A TIO N A L 19(0 PONTIAC Catalina furn. Apt. 101 E. Hh. 1(4. French Ave. I l l - l l l f . 11."). Autos For 8*1* w w/Badln, G o o d Rubber, H u ll Sell, 1990. Call 121-0(4(1. USED CARS Adult*. NO MONEY DOWN 701 Fronrh Ava. 111-OTll AVALON APARTMENTS 111 W. 2nd SI.. 111-1417 JE E P '<1 W agon. Warn huba. haa tar, radio, new tlree A EFF. APT. private bath, aull* brake*, 11,000 mllea. | V 'n0. •Me fur Couple or Single ty m ja k jJ r a d jJ l^ L I I L ^ person. Ideally located down­ town. Inquire at Manuel 118, Auto* •Knit or Trad* Jacobson Dept. BtorO, Ill E. FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Du* plex Apt.. Utilities turn., Tit* hath. Terr* tea floor*. Ph. in -in i. 110 Magnolia BOOMS for Men, (01 Metnolla. itt-m i. tat Senkarlk Gits* and Paint Company 12.). Mnrine Supplies Fl'IlN. I-room Apt. with l-eth A garage, 5110 Nercleeuo. Ph. 19)4 CilE V . Bel Air Hardtop, 111-1141. 1101. 1911 Volksw agen Se­ dan 11,100. Ph. Ilf-1017. Ill 10 Weekly for 1 Ddrm. till* title* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 108, Koorih F or H*nt CASSKI.tlRttBT 1 1 Bdrm. Du* 1941 RUICK Eleolr* 111 Con­ pi**. Furn. nr unfurn., Hpavvertible. goiwl dean cundltlon lone Boom*. Ph. I l l - l l t O or Inside end out. Bargain price. 1 BOOMS, partly or all Furn. 111-1941. 159-0491. id. i::-i;oi. NEW LY Painted Unfurn. huuee, let FI-DOIl Apt,, 1 «V I Adult*. 11)4 TRIUMPH T R I. new Top. NICELY Furn. 1 llr. houee, 1191 Palm etto. I15-0274. 95. Houses For Sale Duplex Apt., terraaaoa floor*, tile hath, Venetian blinds, I I ) W E E K L Y . Furn. I Itdrm. Apt., Ulll. Furn.. 101 K. lilt. COV IITEOtlBY CHARON ACc o u n t s — lim ited credit If CLEAN t-R r., Furn. Apt., No you own a pnona. Put elaeal* Pete. 1417 Elm. fled A ’ * to worl^^o^jout t-RD RM . h ou st Elec, kitchen, FUBN. Apt. lo o Park. 171 mo. Call I l l - O l d after 7 p.m. fo r appointment. FURN. APT.. 1)00 Mollanvllle, 1 H O LLER S County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 1H I FKYLINKH, reiraekahl* hardtop, radio, heeler, pow er •tecring, 1110 raeh or trade for older oar. Ph. I tl-I I I T or ••• at I II aerrlaon Dr. ^POSSESSION (Accepted Trads-Ins) •5» Marc.t/e 1691 b k l $11 tno Kurd 5691 bal. $51 mo. IIU bnL $$ no. •5» Fiat ’89 Old* $1099 bat $49 mo. 'SI Ford f&M bnl. $11 mo. 'SB Fly m. 4 $519 bal $19 mo. 'AS Ford tORI bsl. $33 mo. *59 Chrv.g/c $999 bnl. $59 m o. '59 Kurd $6Ht bat. $39 mo. $686 bnl $31 mo. •an VW •BK Cbar. $499 bal. I l l mo. •as Dodge $659 bnl. $33 mo. '89 IIUIrk $691 haL $39 mo, *39 Chav. $599 $591 $5Ht $594 'as Ford •89 F«rd *59 Chav. •57 Chav. •57 Dodge •as Chav. •59 Chry. •55 $599 $8BB $499 $599 $499 bal. bal. bti. bnl bal, bal. bnl. bnl. bnl. $34 Ill $14 $26 $31 $16 $21 $19 $22 mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo, mo. mo. mo. Opek Mon.-FrL 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 1 0 1 9 Closed Wed Nome IUIC SANFORD AVE. Sanford. Florida 322*4303 National Rapoaagaaiona Inc. JOHN E. FOX Roalter (0 1 N. P ark Av*. 111*0110 \T YOU P A T rant you can ow n a home o f your ewn. Soma ready fo r seaupancr. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. l i t L an sw ood Plata, Long* w o o l, Fla. LAK EPRO N T LOT K f yon en joy swim m ing, b oa t­ in g. w ater sk iin g A fl.hln g, buns yaur new hom e on thla h igh pleluraaqu* lot w ith 111 .< Ft. w ater fra n tas* ea Lak* Kmma. Only ll.lt a with praotlaaUy any term* you I . w lik . •TEM PER AOENCT p a a lio r • Appraiser - Insurer • ll-tlll t i l l E Pranah V A -F H A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Of ft a* i llt .I M B Nlshtai I9I-M 0* 111*01(1 1114 Park D rive BEDROOM, m Bathe, Iga. fenced yard, C eu atrr Club Height*. Lak* Mary Road. I l l Eaatar, A**um* Mtg. A I I I mo. i l l . t i s i . FHA - VA o w I STENSTROM REALTY 1141 PAR K tlt-1420 111*1001 NEW 1965 DODGE DART GT 011*01(1 111*1411 L O A D E D ! V*S, 271 *u. In an sln e. nna 4 -b a rrel. J-D r. h ardtop , n lr-c o n d ltim , 8 -c jl., basic radio g ro u p , w ind- DRrVB NIGHTS 111*0114 121*4141 FERN P A R K —n y ow ner. Tht* come* nnce In a lifetim e! Three Cement Block home*. Ilk* new, with extra lot, for lees than 10,000 apiece, c o m ­ pletely furnished. Rent |170 mo. 1 Rlk. W est o ff 17*01 on 414, 1 DHL South on East Bt. For further Inform ation call 011-4111. shield w ipers, v a r/a p .. Hark up lish la , a n frty gro u p Is* rludas PH, le ft rem ote m irror, Inald* gla re p r o o f m irror, tu la . Ira n * , ra tr sr U b la fro n t 4k rear aaat b a lls, fro n t and r m r bum per gunrda. nil lln ttd w indow s, vin yl top , undarronted, w hite-w all tirca 1395 NEW DODGE CORONET $2082.97 S-Dr. with Hratrr NEW DODGE DART $ 4-SPEED or A U T O M A T I C TR A N S M IS S IO N 5 Y EA R or 50,000 M IL E W A R R A N T Y '60 PLYMOUTH If you com e to ou r S w in g in g Sales Sp ree to d a y , chances are y o u ’ll w a k e up to m o rro w w itn a bran d new Buick in yo u r d rive w a y. ’60 CHRYSLER $1565 f62 VOLKSWAGEN Pich-tip, Extra Clean *56 D O D G E $225 $1195 41*1 base anr year. Om naaaai Bukb ia vary galtkly a*taming Anearlaa’a "la " far, MyUns, parfarrweaca, Sagan4iMllty-faad raaaaaa. la , la |«4 man and mar* gaagla la Bniaka, wa'ra . Sm u * 1801 W. la t fit. — Sanford Phone 822*0811 H Or MI 7-2330 Seminole County Motors 1801 W . l i t S t. — Sanrord P hons 322*0614 O r M l 7-2330 57 Chevrolet 4 Dr., 6 Passenger S ta ­ tion W agon. 6 Cylinder, Standard Transm ission, Radio A H eater. *59S 61 Plymouth 9 Passenger S /W * V*B Engine, A u to. Trans., Pow er Steerin g, R adio, Heater* Alr*Cond. A Good, Solid R unning A u tom obile. 58 Oldsmobtle 4*Dr, H ardtop, A u to. Tranik, F ow er Seerlng, Pow er Ilrakea 4k s e a ts ; Radio, H eater, A ir-C on. A G ood-L ooking, Clean Car. make II a raaard lalakra.Mylarit.ar yan haggy- TfcaTa anr ; *395 60 Rambler 4*Dr. fits . W agon, 6CyL, A u to Trans., R ad­ io, H eater. A Good, Solid Car. * 5 9 5 60 Ford Falcon D eluxe, 4-D r., 6C ylinder, Stand. Trane., R adio, H eater. Ov^nn* We *w Ni fair. tlKlra, SI dera, ’695 Taggkk.Wataeafca today for tha Buick pdea aurprlia of tha yaar!. BUY YOUR ® Don’t Worry About This Excise Tax Cut. I f It Is Panned by Congress, Gen* eral Motors Will Rebate the Appropriate Amount to Each Retail Porchaaar o f ■ New Car fr o m M ay 16, l»cr> On. N E W H OU RS: Seminole County Motors *1375 56 Chevrolet $795 Nswport, Full Power with Air 63 Volkswagen D eL uxe, 2 D r., L ow M ileage, Clean T h rou gh ou t. S la . W agon, 4-D r., V -8 Engine, A u to Trans., P ow er S teering, H ealer. 4-Dr. Station Wagon, V-9. Aalo Tmna, G ood Transportation BUY WHILE THE STOCK LASTS! $1992 W E IN V IT E Y O U T O B R O W SE AROUN D A N D SEE H O L L E R ’S OK U SE D C A R S A N D NEW CARS. « I 8 » S (Won't that make your wife happy?) 1965 R ENAULT A s an ex tra service fo r y ou r convenience, w e will be open until 8 p.m. each evening except Saturday. W e will sta y open till 8 p.m. on Saturday. 63 Chevrolet SOUTHWARD w SPECIALS Bel A ir, 4-D r. Sedan, V-fl E n g i n e , Pow er Steering, R A H , low m ileage. E xtra Clean, In F a ct, It’s L ike N ew l FHA - VA HOMES St. Johns Realty TODAVS ‘595 $100.00 DOWN $100 DOWN <£> SHOPPING CENTER USED CARS FR O M H O LLER S OF SANFORD |&V| B U I C K k. 8 A .M .-8 P.M . M O N U A Y -F B IO A Y & THB LOT WITH THE OK. QUALITY CADS C ] R A M B L E R , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A • A.M .-6 P.M . SATU RDAY ]| 2215 W . la t S t. P h . 822-8281 2507 Rm P u t P H O N E : 322-0231 Ph. tSS-OMt ' �( 5 SPARKLING FLAVORS YUKON CLUB * * * * KoU Grip* Orange Root Beer * Ginger Ale AAP— OUR FINEST QUALITY 12-OZ. 1-LB CANS CANS rKw/ Mmd»».fr .4e.i Vitek, M*iKWlliifr»>ihrite* <»«£&svwe “SUPER-RIGHT” SHORT SHANK Sliced 6 to 8 LB. AVERAGE GRADE MA ” QUICK FROZEN PLUMP 4 to6LB, AVERAGE ‘SUPER-RIGHT” WESTERN PORK •S' 2 5 TENDER, FLAVORFUL CUBED EXTRA "Super-Right” Minute Cubed Lightweight, Grain Fed Western Beef STEAK STEAKS = L : Ne Coupon N m iu rr «llk the pathan of Jane Parker Choc. Fudge lead Devil. Food LayarCake” ^ ’ 4 9 * A*P Ttep Whale or Blleed FANCY BEETS 1 lb. 2 for 27c 79 * iooz. PKGS. “Super-Right* AH Meet B O LO G N A lb. 49* ALL FLAVORS LIQUID FOOD NOW AT A&Pt Imported Porcelain China METRECAL Golden Roue Pattern or Golden Harreat Pattern 4 Piece Place Setting ANN PAGE MACARONI AND CHEESE S S Z a , PUI* ALL 4< t • One Rearer AAP Yellow Freeatone • One Bread £ ButUr plate 7 V 4 -O Z . SUCED PEACHES 1 lb. 13 ot. 33c PIECES d0 ftw l v T UWL,X I Q Q ■ # # IB | pkgs. While Homo EVAP. MILK 13 fl. os. cans 6 Pack 81c ■<"rv JANE PARKER DELICIOUS Banayfleld CORN FLAKES A R P FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE ALL VARIETIES CI1ED-0-BIT PASTEURIZED PROCESS 12 os. 27c • Dleta Daily Brand DOG FOOD CHEESE 1 lb. 3 for 28c Banayfleld PANCAKE FLOUR 1 lb. 17c Nutley Solid Block MARGARINE lib. 2 for 33c Sumy Held FROZEN WAFFLES 6-OZ. CANS LB. 5 os. 10c Bright Ball LOAF LAUNDRY BLEACH Gal. Glaaa Jug 39c M b. 8-os. EACH AAP** Aluminum Wrap WONDERFOIL . - i v ... W Wlv .. i ..........w rt 25 ft. 25c . , ......... d....w**.««v*..— Plain or flelf-RUIng .....i June Parker Brown H Berra W1NESAP LARGE SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 5 lb. 45c French Rolls Tomatoes 2 pk” ^ 3 Jane Parker Twin Pak Banana AAP Frozen Butter Creme Ired Nut Loaf COCONUT CAKE NEW l Jana Parker Danlak Caramel 12 ox. 55c Cartons AAP Froren All Batter POUND CAKE 12 ot. 73c AAP Froteu All Butter COFFEE CAKE 13 og. 73c AAP Froteu POTATOES CHEESE CAKE 1 |b. 2 ox. 73c LARGE RED RIPE ICE COLD AAP Frotea Cream Pecan Ring JUdctm^Yoor Coupons at AAP Witk Sc Coupon I lie otf Label Boa" DEVILS FOOD CAKE 14 ox. 55c FAB 12 os. 55c SUNNY BROOK MED. GRADE "A ” FLORIDA Baa-Glo Pink Lotion EGGS «t. ML 39c Belheck Water Ground Kraft CataUan Btar>Kint Light Meat CORN MEAL DRESSING CHUNK TUNA Nahiaco Oreo Cream Kraft Thouaind Ii SANDWICH Btriotmaaa Zeata DRESSING SALTINES Kraft Rohn Kraft Preach La u n d ry Dstargsnt A «Ja x Giant P k g . A-JAX , 79c Cleanser A J u Ftaa r A W a l Datargant La rg t Pkg. Cleaner PIE ^SHELLS With Se coupon! Bono Lotion Liquid 3 DOZEN 97* With Be Conpant Action Liptan U o n Flavored 6»/i oz. 35c Pkg. o f 2 39c in s t a n t TEA 3 oz. ja r LOS 10c oft 93c DRESSING DRESSING ^ 6t Without coupon Tie AAP Proian Choc, or Van. Bavarian DETERGENT „ efc 5 WHEEL OF FORTUNE SWEEPSTAKES! AAP Froteu Macaroon Topped CREME CAKE 7 U.S. ONE. WHITE 15 oz. 73c APPLE STRUDEL 2 14 « . Cans A *J a x A B Porpoaa 1 P in t 2/33c Cleaner G iant P k g . Sandwich S ix * 29c Super-Suds 2/49c Baggies 12 ns. PtIcm la thia ad are 09c •and through Saturday. Pkg. of M 29c Jana 1J. IMS. B LEACH Without coupon 7*e �Seminole Teachers Snub 'Protest Action' * * * C i o c* ’ Letter postmarked Chatta­ hoochee had this notation on back: "Dear Sanford mail­ man: I am not a patient I am a student" (She is. The letter was from Louise Hig­ ginbotham.) s e e Don’t forget to fly The Flag Monday. It's Flag Day, a chance for patriotic cltitens to renew their pledge of allegiance to the United States of America. • • • Seminole County may have to shore a state senator with another county or two under the new reapportionment However, we should bo able to keep one representative for ourselves. • • • Gross sales in Seminole County In April showed an Increase of 21.5 per cent over the same month a year ago. Sales this past April were $8.2 million compared to $0.7 million a year ago. • • • The Howard Johnson chain may build a new motor lodge and restaurant at one o f the Seminole County interchanges on Interstate 4. e • e Surfers and swimmers at New Smyrna Beach report stings from Portuguese menof-war, washed ashore with a lot o f seaweed. e • e Saturday night is the big night for the Clsss o f '40, Seminole High. Banquet and dinner for the reunion class will begin at 7 P-m. at Jim Spencer's. More thsn 100 persons are expected to at­ tend. s e e Miss Linda McClelland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. McClelland, 1120 West First Street, received bee B A de­ gree in physical education In commencement exercises at the University o f South Flor­ ida. She is a graduate o f the Seminole High School Class o f 1942. • • • I f you want to see some­ thing pretty, may we call your attention to the very striking planting o f am­ aranths (a colorful large plant) In front o f Maffett's Auto 8crvico on Commercial Avenue? The brlghtly-hued leaves of the plsnt are eye­ catching and add a spot of beauty to the area. The Maffet's also have many o f the lovely plants around their 25th Street horns. • e • Got any old flags to burn? The American Legion will hold a flag-burning ceremony at the Legion Homo on Hwy. 17-92 on Flag Day, June 14. This is the proper way to dis­ poses o f worn-out flags. Noti­ fy Albert Walter, I\ O. Box 100, Lake Mary, chairman o f the flag-burning committee. • • • Newly elected State Joyces President Don Asher o f Or­ lando will install officers o f the 8outh Seminole Jaycees at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Rolling Hills Country Club. e » * Rudy L. Sloan, a member of the Railroad Workers Union in Sanford, has been appointed to the Florida In­ dustrial Commission's advis­ ory council by Chairman J. D. Wright Jr., also of Sanford. Astronauts Land At Jaxr Go To Houston HOUSTON <UPI) — The happy astronauts, James Mrllivitt and Edward White, returned home to their families today and the start o f a week-long round o f ceremonies In hon­ or o f their record spare flight. • 0 0 JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Spacemen James MrDIvitt and Edward Whits returned home from space and the sea today, and to the cheera of thousand* set foot on dry land for the first time since they soared into apac* one week ago, AH amilea and looking healthy and relaxed, the as­ tronaut* waved to a crowd of more than 3,000 persona as they strode down the gang­ plank o f the carrier USS Wasp and onto a red carpet. A band played "Happy Birthday,” in honor o f MeDivltt, who i* 36 years old today, and then went Into "Around the World in 80 Days." Gov. Haydon Burns pre­ sented the astronauts a plaqus o f the great aeal of Florida and told them: "Welcome to terra firm*, welcome back to the United State* and welcome to the great atate o f Florida." e • • It w ai ths first public welcome fo r the astronauts since they were hurled aloft one week ago today, to apend four daya In space. They were plucked from the A t­ lantic Monday, and taken aboard the Wnap to undergo a scries o f debriefings. McDivitt and White were on tfte ground only about 10 minute*, apeaklng briefly to the Governor, before they walked further along the red carpet and clambered aboard a twin-engine jet waiting to take them to Houston and their wives, children and par­ ent*. "Thank you,” both men re­ plied to Bums when he pre­ sented them with the plaque. The Governor added to MeDivltt: "Happy Birthday." • • • “ We got started her* in Florida and ironically we ended up here," MrDIvitt said, referring to the launch­ ing of their flight from Cape Kennedy. The Gemlnl-4 capsule, the astronauts' horns In space during their flight, was vis­ ible on the deck of the car­ rier. A t Houston, their wives, children and parent* were waiting to greet them with open arma. Only newsmen were to be permitted on the field to witness ths personal welcome home. Police e x p e c t e d some crowds along tha route lead­ ing from the air base to the astronaut*' home* near the Manned Spacecraft Center that directed their historic mission. The big crowds were yet to come in a week o f criss­ crossing the country as the nation'* newest apace heroes. A farewell dinner waa held for them aboard the Wasp Wednesday night. Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America” 0 h? jU>anfflr& ibralfc Phone 822-MU * Zip Code 32771 * W EATHER: Wednesday 80-69, rain .78 inch; showers thru Friday, high in 80s, low about 70. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established IUD* THURSDAY, JUNK 10. 1965 m wA Americans Hit Heavily By Viet Cong SAIGON (U r i) — Com­ munist Viet Cong attacking under cover of a mortar bar­ rage captured a district town CO miles north o f Saigon to­ day and overran a U.S. Spec­ ial Force* unit. Casualties were heavy. A U.S. military spokesman in Saigon aald one American waa killed, 13 wounded and six missing in the attack that began before dawn and rag­ ed'through the day, with the guerrillas repulsing govern­ ment counterattacks. Another seven Americans were reported killed there In a helicopter crash. American aource* In the provincial capital o f Phuoc Vinh, 20 milea south o f the Communist-held town o f Dong Xoal, said almost 200 govern­ ment troops had fallen in the battle for control o f Dong Xoal and the nearby U. S. Special Force* camp. While the b a t t l e seesawed throughout the day at Dong Xoal American jet fighter-bombera carried out 70 sortie* over North Viet Nam. By F a il Brook ahIre ••• Danube Floods FLORIDA NO. 209 Senators Get First Toehold On Remapping VIENNA (U P I) — Flood wntera o f the Danube Itlver today inundated thousands of acres In Hungary and CacchoTALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Slovakia. A Senate committee waa to discuss today a reapportionment plan that may be the MOSCOW (U PI) — Nor­ wegian Premier Elnar Ger- first toehold for the sluggish hardsen ended a week - *ong •peels! session o f the Florida visit to the Soviet Union. He Legislature. said the tour waa "friendly." Both houses convened at 11 a.m. The Senate apportionment BUDAPEST (U P I)— Huncommittee la to gather at 2 gary and Cuba algned an p.m. and consider a bill agreement her* to expand the from Rep. Ralph Turlington exchange o f good* between to make the House have front the two countries during the 100 to 106 member* and a remainder o f this year. Senate 60 to 54. "This seems to have the most barking ao far o f any WASHINGTON (U PI) — plan of which I have heard," U.S. consideration of Cuba'* Sen. John Mathewa said, request for membership in a "but I do not believe it could United Nations maritime or­ get a majority vote if we ganisation w a s vigorously balloted today." protested by Florida Con­ e * * gressman Paul Rogers, Rut the bill could be the Ends Tour Sign Pact Solon Protests LT. AND MRS. THOMAS E. JONES arrived in Sanford Wednesday night to nsauntu command of the Salvation Army Corps here. They replace Capt. and Mrs. Harry S. Foden, who were trans­ ferred to Greensboro, N.C. Lieutenant and Mrs. Jones are assuming their first assignment ns commissioned officers, having received their commissions in ceremonies last Saturday night nt Atlanta. Jones is n graduate o f the Univers­ ity of Florida. The couple will reside nt 2019 South Park Avenue. (Herald Photo) Big Picture O f Progress A junior college . . . a port . . . countywide telephone ser­ vice . . . industrial expansion . . . lakefront development. All these pieces of the "Big Picture of Progress” hope­ fully painted for Seminole County in January are begin­ ning to fall Into place, "Progress has been very gratifying,” Loring Burgess, president of the Seminole Counly Chamber of Com­ merce, said today In review­ ing the halfway mark of the Chamber's objectives for 1965. "The progress made thus far wiU very definitely have an economic and commercial impart on this area," Burgess declared. "A ll of these pro­ jects will lead to our growth." The Chamber president said he was "very pleased" with the progress made In the first six months of the year. “ We also are pleased with the excellent support we had from our legislators,” Burgess said. Here is a rundown in cap­ sule form on the major pro­ jects undertaken by the cham­ ber: LAKE MONROE DEVELOPMENT - Dr. Vincent Ro­ berts, chairman. "Prospects of early construction of the marina are extremely bright. Work on preparation of the city's financing ordinance is right on schedule. Engineers' reports have been favorable. All nrecissry legislation has been passed." SANFORD, P O *T AUTHORITY—Fran­ cis E. Houmlllat Jr., chair­ man. "The Port Authority will come into being July l under the act pissed by the Legislature. We now have the tools to give tiie counly a port. Our (ask as a committee is through. We appreciate out­ standing co-operation accord­ ed our committee by the County Commission In refer­ ence to passing this bill." JUNIOR COLLEGE - C. Vernon Mire and Byron Kim­ ball, co-chairmen. "Junior College bill signed Into law. Give* the county $30,i)00 for planning and organising the college for opening in 19G6 67." METROPOLITAN T E L E PHONE — George Touhy, chairman. "A hearing by the Florida Public Service Com­ mission has been pledged as soon as possible—probably In July. The Commission will rule on the county-wide tollfree 'phone service this sum­ mer. It appears that this stumbling block to Seminole County progress will soon be removed. Wo are confident that before 1965 passes into history, we will have our Metro 'phone system." INDUSTRIAL W. Scott Bums and Carl Srhilkr, cochairmen. "Expansion of the Cohla boat plant already is underway with the addition of a new 1130,ouo building. An­ other plant in Sanford is ex­ pected to announce plans for a big expansion soon. Other in­ dustries added this year In­ clude Blake Paint Company, American Hickory Company, General Battery and Spark­ plug. Most of the industrial committee members spent a great deal of time in working on Port committee.” AGRICULTURE-Gtn. J. C. Hutchison, chairman. "Funds have been voted by the Legis­ lature for the expansion of the Central Florida Experimental Station.” AHMED FOBCES — Mick X. Cleveland Jr., chairman. "Congress has approved $7.3 million lor expansion at San­ ford Naval Air Station. We expect some or all of the mon­ ey to lie appropriated. Exten­ sion of thu North-South run­ way, a new aircraft control tower, a new enlisted men’* barracks and bachelor offi­ cers' quarters are Included in new building plans." OAS Mediators To Try Again SANTO DOMINGO (U PI) — Inter-American mediators will try uguin today to per­ suade rebel Col. Francisco Caanianu In-no to agree to a compromise settlement o f the Dominican crisia. The three-man team sent here by the Organization of American SUtea (OAS) con­ ferred with Maj. Gen. An­ tonio Imlicrt Barrera, chief o f the military-civilian Junta, with unannounced result*. Pope Flies VATICAN CITY (U TI) — Pope Paul VI files to tha northern city of Pisa today to attend the Italian Nation­ al Eucharistic Congress and deliver what Vatican aources described aa an Important speech. Record Budget base for a compromise. Its supporters already include th# widely varying viewpoints o f Rep. Emerson Allaworth of populous Broward to Rep. John Crews o f tiny Baker and Rep. L a w t o n Chiles o f middle-sited Polk. Tha bill's first test Is in the Senate committee which is forced to act faster than the House because of a twoday rule adopted by the Sen­ ate. Tl)# Hops* Committee on Rsa^ortidnmont has sev­ en day* to a ct s e e LAKELAND (U PI) — The Florida Citrus .Commission w ill'll* asked to approve a record $17,750,000 budget for th* 1$66-66 citrus season at its meeting here next Wed­ The bills. In that committee nesday. The proposed budget are not dua until next Tues­ Is $9 million ovev that o f this day and Houss committee season. chairman Georg* Stallings cautioned his group against voting out • crash "program" JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Just to gat a plan on th* cal­ Th* 663 Winn-Dixie super­ endar by next Tuesday. markets In the south showed Unless th* seven day rule a 6.2 per cent aales increase Is extended by the Huuse the In the four-week period end­ six proposals that were In ing May 29, compared to th* the committee could be pulled same period last year, the out whether action was taken company announced today. or not. The four-week volume this The Benate committee kill­ year waa $70.72 million and ed ita first two bills Wed­ for the 4K-wrrk period ending nesday and skipped over the th* same day It waa $844.97 question o f whether It favor* million. a legislature amallrr or larg­ er than tha present 43-sen­ ator, 112-representative for­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — mula. The Senate finance commit­ Neither o f the two bills tee hoped to wind up work met ths population criteria today on the $4.8 billion ex­ o f th* U. S. Supreme Court, cise tax cut bill, opening the although their *|>unaors ap­ way fur floor consideration parently intended fur them neat w e e k . Members were to. under pressure from the ad­ ministration In take the same view aa President Johnson toward the proposed tax cuts. Mrs. Margaret It. Adams, Particularly at Issue waa the 66, o f 1118 South Park Ave­ approach toward th* present nue, waa injured Wednesday 10 per cent tax on new car*. afternoon about 5:30 o'clock Sales Increase Under Pressure Pedestrian Hit Magna Carta LONDON (U PI) — Queen Elisabeth II led today a dis­ tinguished anniversary serv­ ice at vast St. Paul's Cathed­ ral to mark tha sealing of the Magna Carta 760 years ago at Runnymede. when aha waa struck by a car while crossing the street at 13th Street and Park Ave­ nue. She waa admitted to Semlnola Memorial Hospital. Name o f ths driver and other details are not available, aa no police accident report has been filed yet. Portrait O f Football Hero Turned Murderer EDITOR’ S NOTE: Laat Friday, ■ tall, well-dressed young n u entered a small bank in the cattle town of Big Spring*, Neb., and shot four perioni. Three of them died. Today, a college foot­ ball hero is being hunted across the country, accused of tha deadliest bank rob­ bery in modern history. A UPI reporting (cam of Wil­ liam Brinton o l the Topeka, Kan., bureau; James R. Quinn ol tha Omaha bureau, and David Smothers of the Chicago bureau was assign­ ed to discover what happen­ ed and why. The following is their report. BIG SPRINGS, Nab. (U PI) — Eleven daya ago, Duane Pope had a brand new college degree and a brand new gun. Today, he is the most want­ ed man in lb* country. It is the firm belief o f the men bunting Duane Pope that some hidden turmoil, some desperate compulsion, led him from the graduation exercises at McPherson College in cen­ tral Kansas last May 30 to this sleepy Nebraska panhan­ dle town and masa murder. Three persona are dead: Andress (Andy) KJaldgaard, 77. longtime president of ths Farmers State Bank of Big Springs; Glenn liandrickton, 60, KJeldgiard'a cashier and working companion for almost 40 years, and Mrs. Lois Ann llothan, 35, bank teller and re­ cently widowed mother o f two young sons. Franklin KJeldgaard, Andy's 25-year-old nephew and righthand man, lay in a Denver hospital gravely wounded and paralyzed from tho waist down. The little red brick building by the side of U. S. 131 last Friday contained th* most ruthless and d e I i b e r a t • slaughter committed in tha robbery o f a bank in modern memory. Dusos Pope, 22, an all- American boy with a grin as big as the Kansas prairies, was named as the killer. If what follows is the true story o f Duane Pope, it is an American tragedy p l a y e d against a background of coun­ try towns, football fields, gravel roads, lonesome farm homes, and the infinite, roll­ ing vastneis of the great plains. It is a Horatio Alger story with a sick ending. Dusne Pope had nothing go­ ing for him but a farm boy's muscle and a determination to gat ahead. Also, a knack of slipping past offensive tackles and cutting down the quarter­ back on football afternoons in the fail. lie came from Roxbury, a dot on the Kansas prairie where his father, Earl, tried to keep his wife, five boys and three girls going on a rented farm with a Junk busi­ ness on the side. Duane waa the first in his family |o go to college. The big, rangy kid—« feet-2 and 175 pounds of him — won an athletic scholarship at Mc­ Pherson College, a five-buildlog bastion of higher learning which serves 400 youngsters 12 miles down tha road from Roxbury. During the school gear. there was a Janitor's Job to keep Duane going. And in the biasing Midwest summers, Duane Joined up with the com­ bine crews which every year work their way up through the baartiand from Texas to Canada, harvesting the wheat At least twice—perhaps five limes—Duane Pope's combine crew passed through the roll­ ing Nebraska Sandhills coun­ try, wrhere tha Sioux once roamed their hunting grounds and a man known as Buffalo Bill Cody made his home. Last yasr. Pope's combine crew waa rained in in the Sandhill*, lie had three or four daya to loaf around, shoot tha bretae in tha bear parlors, and laarn the lay of th* land. People around Big Springs can atilt remember Duane Pope from that time. At eolltg* Duane was ths kind of guy evaryone seems to ilka and — Inretrospect — no­ body really knew. He was a good anough de­ fensive football end to make All-Kansas Conference. And he waa laader anough to be elected co-captain of tha foot­ ball team along with his roommate, Nick Petrucci of Trafford, P*. He played clar­ inet In the school band and he majored in Industrial arts, a (Ceatiaaod On Rage 2) FEA Endorsed But Censure Bypassed By Dottle Austin Seminole County Education Association has no plans to demonstrate any "protest ac­ tion" heie, President Ernest Cowley said today. “ We endorse the request o f the Florida Eduration As­ sociation (F E A ) for a Nntlonsl Education Association (NEA) investigation hut local teachers have been more (Related story nn page 10.) or less promised some sort o f raise, so there has been no discussion o f censure or pro­ test here,” Cowley said. Two years ago Seminole teachers received an acrossthe-hoard Increase boosting starting salaries from $4,200 to $4,400 with scaled In­ crease* for older teachers. Indications are that the county school board will work out another increase this year to keep the salaries of local teachers In line with that of surrounding counties. (School board meeting was scheduled for 1 p.m. today.) NEA TO LEARN •PARTICULARS' WASHINGTON (U PI) — Two representatives o f the National Education Associa­ tion ( NEA) will visit Talla­ hassee soon to find out "the particulars” o f a Florida Ed­ ucation Association (FE A ) request for an investigation in the state. Dr. Richard R. Kennan, ex­ ecutive secretary o f the par­ ent group'* Nutionul Comin I • a i u n o n Professional Rights and Responsibilities, said the representatives should make the trip to Flor­ ida in the next 10 day*. "All we know right now Is that we've been asked to make an Investigation. W* don't know any o f th* par­ ticulars," Kennan said. The FEA directors made the request for the NEA In­ vestigation last month, charg­ ing that "politics” playrU too much o f a role In Florida ed­ ucation. Tha uction cams in the wake o f the Legislature's rrfusal to go against Gov. Haydon Burns' opposition to new taxes by voting • teach­ er pay raise. The purpose o f sending representatives to Tallahas­ see, Kennan said, ''will be to find out whut FEA wants, to try to find out if a full in­ vestigation would bo feuaildu, and if it Is, to establish thu nature and the timing of the Investigation." HILLSBOROUGH TEACHERS PROTEST TAMPA ( UPI ) — Hillsborough County teuchers have joined the growing ranks of thos# in official protest over low wages rind general work­ ing conditions in Florida. The teacher* voted at a mass meeting here to rensuro several public officials, In­ cluding Gov, llaydutt Hums, for the way In which the ed­ ucational problems in Florida have been handled. REAR ADM. William A. Evans, chief supply officer in the U. S. At­ lantic Fleet, will retire June 30 from active du­ ty after 31 years serv­ ice in the Navy and will make his home nt Sar­ asota. He will become a member o f the new board of naval super­ visors o f the Sanford Nnvnl Academy. Sanford Pilots Practicing For Vloym ent Navy flyers this week bogin a two-week period o f In­ tensive night carrier landing practice In preparation for de­ ployment aboard aircraft car­ rier! o f the Pacific Fleet In the near future. Several step* to minimis* distracting flight activity dur. Ing evening hour* are present­ ly being taken. Flights *r* be­ ing scheduled as closa togeth­ er a* possible In order to fin­ ish as early as possible. R V A H - 3 , R V A H - 7 »t»4 R V A H -lt, the squadron* In­ volved In tha night landing practice, are combining pe­ riods of practice whenever possible In an effort to leasen flying time The East-West runway la used to keep aircraft away from populated areas. Th# station's other runway Is closed for runway extension testing and Is not available for use. The increased flight activ­ ity I* necessary to prepare th* three squadron* for upcoming carrier operations. Night car­ rier landings require hours o f practice. Each of the 22 pi­ lots currently involved In night carrier landing prnctirc must make 200 landings before ho Is eligible to attempt ■ carrier landing. The practices are necessary fur defense of the country, aa well as the safety o f th* pi­ lot and his multi-million dollar nlrrraft, Navy offlrlnU aald. Navy official* said they aro aware o f tha distraction caus­ ed by this increased night ac­ tivity and are making every effort to reduce the temperary annoyance. Thu present schedule call* for night landing practice dur­ ing weekday evenings through June 2.1. Why Buy O U T OF TO W N ? LOOK AT THESE SALK PRICES — Limited Quantities. No Sales to Dealers. THERE ARE NEW TIRES—NOT 8ECOND8 AMT 8I7.K SIDEWALL 35 50 50 50 6:00x16 7:50x14 8:00x14 8:00x15 Black Black Black White PRICE* ea. ea. ea. ea. 9.95 9.95 9.95 19.25 •PRICES— Plus Excise Tax and Tire O ff Your Car BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGE8 T IR ES COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT BAD REPAIR 405 W. Fint Bt. HANFORD. FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 09, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 09, 1965. 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Story on page 8. (Ily Doris Willinns and Hill Vinrent Jr.) I i i t % �t Sanford Will Pay Tribute To Copt. Mayo AU Sanford civic clubs will join in honoring Capt. Jam es O. Mayo, commanding officer at Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, who will leave San­ ford Naval Air Station April 27. The joint luncheon will be held at the Civic Center at noon April 26. “We plan to give Captain CAPT. MAYO Mayo a community recogni­ tion that he will remember." Loring Burgess, president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, said in a letter to all civic clubs. “ Captain Mayo has been outstanding in his contribution, first, in his efforts toward continuation and expansion of the base facilities, and. se­ cond. in his participation and interest in the civic life of Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty," Burgess said. The Chamber of Commerce and civic clubs will co spon­ sor the luncheon, expected to attract several hundred. Captain Mayo will be relieved of his command April 27 by Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr. * , 4 . ♦ f C lO C The city fathers are squawk­ ing about “double taxation” under the proposed county wa­ ter control legislation . . • . but they offer no relief for charges assessed city residents who are non-users of the city sewerage system. There was even a side remark about “ not charging the non using property owners rent for the sewer pipe occupying their property." “ They." say you can't fight City Hall . . . but there'll be a day (in court). • • • Ford Motor Company U considering a site in the Cas­ selberry area for a distribu­ tion center. • • • The ladies will be in the spotlight at the annual Easter Coffee Club of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Thursday at the Mayfair Inn. Everett Kerr will be host for th*. 10 a. m. meeting. Door prises will go to the wives of members, their clerks, cash­ iers, secretaries and reception­ ists, who will be guests. • • • Members of the Lake Mon­ roe 4-H Handy Helper* will be chalking up their good deed roster, Saturday, when they cover the streets of Sanford offering paper Easter lilies for donatlous to the Easter Seal campaign. The club is un­ der the direction of Mrs. H. L. Johnson. • • • Donations for rights-of-way to widen Lake Mary Boulevard are coming along rapidly. The Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce is credited with suc­ cess in this direction. • • • The Seminole County Board of Commissioner* has adopt­ ed a resolution commending Capt. Jame* Mayo for his work at the Sanford Naval Air Station. It will be presented to the Captain during a big civic fete for the departing N a v y commanding officer April 26. * « • The fire ant fight will begin in Seminole County April 26, according to the U. S. Departme t » of Agetrulinr*' fiettn note County is contributing 110,000 to the big battle. Most of the county is infested with the pest. • • • Want to teach on TV? Three varanrles exist for I#65-66 at WMFE-TV, Channel 21. Or­ lando. An orientation meeting will bo held for prospective teachers at WMFE studios April 29 in South Orlando. .• • • REMINDER: Don't pull up your golden rain tree seed­ lings and throw them away. Hundreds of these seedlings will be needed next Fall when the time for planting comes and they will be distributed to local school children by Mrs Volie Williams Jr., chairman of Ixara Garden Club which has accepted the responsibili­ ty for Arbor Day plantings. In the Spring these golden raw trees wih cast a golden glow over the city, eays the garden club. a i eiki w* ISM leas as aw* M Tons |W>4 an) M|t i IMS Mbit taW WILLIAM Henry Bottorff was two years nml two days old when Lee surrendered to Grant to end the Civil War. A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. Bottorff celebrated his 102nd birthday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Adams, with whom lie resides on Sunset Drive in Rear Lake. He is a charter member of St. Johns Lutheran Church at Winter Park and, until this yenr, attended regularly with his daughter. 2-County Agreement Reached On Plats By Paul Brookshire Orange and S e m i n o l e Counties have agreed to closer contact on the develop­ ment of subdivisions within a half-mile of the county line. The Seminole C o u n t y B o a r d of Commissioners ngreed Tuesday to ro-operate with Orange County in ex­ change of plats and other business involving subdivi­ sion developments. The action wna taken after John H. Talton, ehnirimm of the Orange County Board of Commissioners, wrote to John R. Alexander, S e m i n o l e chairman, requesting closer relations hetuccn the two governing bodies. “Orange County is exti'Snwij iliteieatcd in mam taining closer liaison with Seminole County In respect to developments near rounty boundaries," Talton wrote. He proposed a mutual agreement lie established be­ tween the two. The Seminole toning direc­ tor, Robert Brown, will he di­ rected to work with Orange County's toning director in regard to zoning changes, water and sewerage situa­ tions and oilier niatteia. In another joint move, the O r a n g e-Seminole planning program has been approved for the 12-mnnth period March 18, 1965, to 5larth 18. 1906. (Jordon N. Orr, planning director for the Orange-Seminole Joint Planning Com­ mission, said the program will provide a comprehensive development plan for the a r­ ea, which will include n plan fur future land uses patterns, a plan for trunspoitution fa­ cilities, and a plan for com­ munity facilities. Salt Springs Under ‘Siege1 By Local Jet OCALA (CPI) - The V. S. Navy accidentally “ attacked" - v«». country siotv Turviry. The event was reported by two men who said they were resting on the stoop of Mos­ ley's grocery store at Salt Springs when a I 5 pound prac­ tice Immb plunged through the building. No one was in the store at the time. A Navy demolition learn from Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion removed the bomb—an enert device with a small smoke cartridge in the nose to mark hits. The Navy said the liomb shook loose from a jet reronnalssanre.bomber fly­ ing out of Sanford NAS. President Tours Stricken Areas Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” S lip j^ a ttfo r b i b r a U i * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 M WEATHER: Fair thru Thuraday, high about 90; low tonight in 60a. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 168 Mayfair Inn Transaction Told Sanford Naval Academy Will Acquire Hotel n su v A Yanks Warn Reds To Call Off Fighting ••• G e rm a n V is ito rs SARASOTA (U r n — West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt and Agreement for sate of the a narty of 25 Oerman editors Mayfair Inn and it* annex and photographers are sche­ (motel), a* published exclu­ duled to spend the weekend here. sively in The Sanford Herald Monday, was announced today B u r n s T o T a l k in New York City. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Sari Francisco Giants, Gov. Haydon Bums will speak owner* of extensive properties May 1 at ground breaking cere­ in the Sanford area, including monies for two cross-Florida barge canal structures near Mayfair Country Club, have Inglis. agreed to the sale of the inn to the Bernarr Macfaddcn E x - S h e r i f f D i e s Foundation, sponsor of the WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) -J o h n F. Kirk Sr., sheriff of Sanford Naval Academy. (A New York spokesman Palm Beach County for 16 years until 1961, died last told The Herald Tuesday the night. He was 61. Kirk was transaction should tie culmi­ defeated in 1961 by Martin N. nated within four to six weeks, Kcllenberger. in time for tha September O p tim is m opening of school.) WASHINGTON (UPI) - L a ­ The Foundation purchased bor backers of an Increase in the present academy building the 11.25 federal minimum on Mellonville Avenue from wage were cheered today by the Giants in 1963. The City Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ of Sanford, at that lime, a r­ phrey's forecast that Congress ranged for the educational or­ would approve a higher rate. ganization to purchase 22 acres of land adjacent to the current R a i l T i e - u p ROME (UPI) - The govern­ barracks building. With the acquisition of the ment today railed In army enMaylair Lu.ldi.igs, the acad­ g.neers to q.eep so.... of the emy will have one of the finest heavy pre-Easter tourist traf­ private school complexes in fic running after Italian rail­ Florida. The lakefront hotel roadmen went on a 2l-hour and motel contain 1W modern strike. rooms which will house the young midshipmen. The pre L a k e P r o j e c t sent campus on Mellonville JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Avenue will continue to be The Army Corps of Engineer* utilised for athletic purposes called for bids today for con­ and the barracks building on struction of a $2.5 million sec­ that property eventually will tion of a dike to he built be used for the junior divi­ around the northeast shore of sion of the academy. Lake Okeechobee. Joseph P. Wlegcra, board chairman of the Foundation, O l d e s t D i e s and Horace Stonrham, presi­ CHICAGO (UPI) - Funeral dent of the National Exhibi­ arrangements were to t>r made tion Company, made a dual today for Mrs. Sally Powell, announcement of the prospec­ 121, a one-lime Alabama house tive transfer of the propert­ slave whom th* American ies in New York City this Mrdiral Association said was morning. Die oldest person of record In "We are delighted with the the United States. prospects the Giant*’ organi­ zation n it made possible," S u m m i t P a r l e y Wiegrrs stated. “ The Sanford UNITED NATIONS. N. Y Naval Academy's aim to be­ (UPI) - British Prime Min­ come one of the leading pre­ ister Harold Wilson arrived in paratory schools in the coun­ (he United States today for try will be accelerated by this talks with UN Secretary Gen­ outstanding acquisition. We eral Thant and President John­ had considered a master plan son. Both meetings were ex­ of development on our pre­ pected to center on Viet Nam. sent campus, but the construc­ tion would not have been com­ C o l l i s i o n pleted for a number of years. GULF SHORES. Ala. (UPI) Through the purchase of the —Two barge* loaded with Mayfair buildings, we will gasoline rammed a bridge have available, immediately, over the Intracoastal Water­ an educational plant that can way Tuesday night and badly accommodate dose to 500 stu­ damaged the structure. There dents and will provide the fin­ were no Injuries and the gaso­ est academic facilities." line did not catch fire. CHIEF ARNOLD WILLIAMS Arnold W illiams Appointed Chief Capt. Arnold 8. Williams, a member of the Sanford Police Department fur 13 yraia, thia morning waa namad acting chief be the City C«r*mla»l',n in a special meeting.* Captain Wililama will aa•unit hit duties on April 22, when present Chief Hoy G. William* goes on Inactive duty pending hia retirement Oct. 1. The appointment eomea a* the pinnacle of a career which began for the 60-yrarold Williams in 1952 when he joined the Sanford Police De­ partment. "I've always wanted to do police work, ever since I waa a kid," the new chief said till* morning. “It haa always en­ ticed me." The acting police hose, no relation to the retiring Chief Hoy Williams, enter* hia new duties with a background of aurcrssfully completing al­ most every course of training offered polire offirrrs. Among many honors for which Williams has hern sin­ gled out is that of "most courteous policeman'' in the state of Florida. The Auto­ mobile Association of Amer­ ica honored him with this title In 1950. In 1055 the Junior Chamber of Commerr# awarded him its Good Gov­ ernment Award. In accepting the appoint­ ment this morning, William* said, “ I am very happy the City Commission has rnnfidenre enough in me to ap­ point me as rhief, and I hope 1 ran do as outstanding a job aa Chief Roy has done. "I feel sura all the men on tha force will work with me, hut I wilt need their full co­ operation. To do my job prop­ erly to benefit Sanford, 1 will need everybody's co-op­ eration—th t City Commis­ sion, my men and tha publie." > Williams went on to say he always will listen to and wel­ come the people of Sanford and will weigh heavily any complaints or suggestions they may have regarding the operation of tha police de­ partment. If Captain William* la ap­ pointed permanent chief on Oct. 1, his slatting salary will he fl),183. Until then, he will continue at his present rate. The present chief receives tup-grade salary of ) 7,soo an­ nually, and will continue to receive his pay In full during hia six month* Inactive duly prior to his Oct. 1 retirement. Ailing Chief Williams and his wife, Ethel, live at I&U3 Elliott Avenue. They wove/) to Hanford in 1951, Oak Hill Election Ordered By Court TALLAHASSEE (UIM) — The Supreme Court ruled to­ day the town of Oak Hill In Volusia County la atill a municipality and ordered the residents to hold their first election In over three drearies. The town, just north of Merritt Island, waa created by the legislature In IP2& and was never uboliidii'd. T h e t o w n government, however, stopped functioning in 1930 and tha last alrrted officials era now all dead. SAIGON (U P I)—American planes showered millions of propaganda l e a f l e t s over Communist North Viet Nam for the first time today, warning of more bombings unless the Communists call off the fighting. At the same time U. S. Jet bombers raldrd radar instal­ lations and military highways In North Viet Nam, seeking out “targets of opportunity." The Air Force used 1,600mlle-per hour K4C Jets — a Navy plane—for the first time to supplement its own F106 fighter-bombers. The bombings and propa­ ganda raids that dropped 3 million leaflets were carried out aa another battalion of 1,800 American blarines land­ ed at Da Nang, bringing tha number of Marines In Vlat Nam to 8,000. They wars equipped with their own Jets, tanks and helicopter*. A spokesman in Saigon dis­ closed that government forces had dealt a major blow to th* Vist Cong war effort by rap ­ turing the largest supply of Communist food stores over taken—enough rice to main­ tain a Communist army of 25,000 men for an entire year. It was found only 30 miles north of Saigon. In Da Nang, a South Viet­ namese tribunal condemned to death by firing squad the youthful leader of a Viet Cong suicide salaitngn team who tried to blowr up the Grand Hotel filled with Americans. He wus 24-yearold L* Dau who hnd warded off execution earlier by In­ forming on other Viet Cong terrorist leaders. The leaflets dropped today were about the size of play­ ing card*. They were alloweied over the northern citlea of Dong Hoi, Ms fmh, Vlnli and Thanh Iloa—area* whlrh have been bomlied frequently in the past by American and South Vietnamese plane*. One leaflet said: "We lovo peace, hut if the Communists of North Viet Nam peraiat in their aggirssinn the air ■trike* will lie rontinued on a wider scale until the Com­ munist* atop tha killing* in South Viet Nam." Assistance In All Ways Vowed By LBJ ELKHART, Ind. (U PI) - * Frealdent' Johnson w alk ed through the rubble of tor­ nado-devastated Indiana towng today, promising help and murmuring "awful . . . aw­ ful" to himself. The President flew a t day­ break from Washington on a tour of the Midwest states where Palm Sunday tornadoes killed 241 persons, injured more than 2,000, and te f| thousands more homeless. Landing at South Bend, ha went by motorcade to thia northern Indiana town w h ere the twister* killed 23 peraena and Injured 111. "I know It it tha will of Ihe American people th a t whenever their neighbor* or friends in any community, in any state, suffer such losses at the hands of nature, tha government of this good and generous people should ba ready and prepared to aaalsl In every way," tha President said a t South Bend. “That is tha reason ws ar# here." Johnson planned to fly on to Minnesota for a flrat hand look at flood watsra on tha Mississippi River and its trib­ utaries which have driven more than 31,000 persona from their homea. On th* way back to Wash­ ington, hs planned another atop at Toledo, Ohio, another diaaiter point In Sunday'a tornado onslaught. Th* schedule also eatled for Johnson to visit a third In­ diana city—Goahen, about 2S miles southeast of Soulli Bend. Tha President's itinerary also provided an opportunity to sea wind damage In IIllnols, Wisconsin, Mlchigsn and section* of Ohio south of Toledo, HI* schedule waa put to­ gether lata Tuesday. Change# during ths day were possible. Plans still called for his re­ turn to Washington shortly ufter 6 p.m. Eastbrook Baby Drowns In Ditch A 16-month-old boy drowned In a drainage ditch Tuesday night about 6:30. lie was Jo*4 William Wilhelm, ion of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald H. Wilhelm, 3304 Puritan Avenue, Eastbrook. The child's body wss dir> covered by s baby sitter, M in Mary Stanek, 16, In the ditch shout 165 feet behind tha house. Thera ws* shout 19 inches of wsler In the ditch. The sheriffs office reported tte thlli apparently w-wkredswsy from the house sod lell into the ditch while playing. Two Hanged LANSING, Kan. (U PI) — Richard Eugen* Hlckock, 34, and Perry Edward Smith, 36. rslmly and without remorse, pared til* 3 steps up the gal­ lows ataira and were hanged early today for th* 1959 slayingi of a family of four. SPRUCE- UP Your Home U. S. Satellites In Orbit Eye 'Everything' WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United States ha* satellites 1a orbit doing every­ thing from watching th* weather to keep­ ing an aye on the Communists. Th* latest of these ls Early Bird, th* world’* first commercial satellite, which it scheduled to be ready for us* by the major television networks for overseas transmis­ sion by May 8. Thus far, the preliminary results from Early Bird’s testa have hern fin*. Still up there somewhere art- six prede­ cessors of Early Bird in tha communica­ tions satellite family, but only two remain strong enough to he really useful Telitar 1, orbited July 10, 1962, was tht first of these moonlsts. It has long sines been dead though It atill orbit* tha earth. Tslstar t waa lofted 10 months later and la still useful, but it is not expected to last much longer. The National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration (NASA) orbited Relay 1 on Dec. 13, 1962, following it up with Relay 2 on Jan. 21, 1963. Relay 1 la of little use now, but Relay 2 is atill fairly strong and is used for research. Two other communications satellites still coming on strong are 8yncom 1 and Syncom 2—the first to he placed in “hanging arid!." I.ik* Early Bird, they war* posi­ tioned In seemingly stationary berths above the earth; that is, their oibiting speed waa synchronized with tha earth's own rotation speed. Ths Syncoms have been turned over to th* Defense Department for military com­ munication*. Aside from th* communications satel­ lites, the United States atill haa a long list of highly useful weather and acientllie measurement satellite* In space, plus i tha Mariner 4 spacecraft headed to Mars. And there is an undetermined number of secret satellites. It is generally believ­ ed that the United States Is abls to gain valuable Information on Soviet and Bed Chinese nuclear projects, as well as other military secrets, via these spy satellites. By tha same token, tha Russians ar* be­ lieved to have ilmllar spies in th* sky look­ ing down on thia country. As of 9 a.m. (EST) today, Mariner 4 was 214.809,130 miles and 137 days into its 325,000,000 mile, 228-day Journey to 5tars. It la scheduled to make a fly-by July 14 and transmit pictures of th* rad planet back to earth. Mariner 4 pick* up speed every day and today was tipping along at a clip of 86,721 mllea an hour. Whlla torn* of th* other satellites have gotten bigger headlines, th* Tiros series haa been on* of th* moat valuable. The** weather vbMivaloiies bave been su suc­ cessful In their picture-taking missions that weather experts around tha world have been able to Ism* accurate advtnce warn­ ings on th* intensity aa well as tha courts of many violent storms. Nos. 7, 8 and 9 of the Tiros aeries, start­ ed April I, I960, are atill operating. So ar* tom* of tha related N'imbui satellites. Several of ths 26 Explorer satellites— ths series which inaugurated ths Ameri­ can apace effort—are still operable. Th* first Explorer Went up on Fab. 1, 1968. It still la up thsra somewhere, mute Ilka the great majority of tha satellites put up by the United Stataa and Ruaaia, The oldest satellite launched by tha Un­ ited States atill generally regarded as real­ ly useful is ths Alloustts, a acJentifie gad­ get mads by Canada which measure* elec­ tronic density, cosmic ray* and such In ths Ionosphere, It has been in orbit since Aug, Ti, 1902, „ — With — A Handy Home Improvement Loan Borrow Up To $5000 — Up To 5 Y ean To Pay Call Ralph Pexold Or Jim Doueett* Telephone 322*1611 FLORIDASTATE BANK H .m W M 4A �% Sunnyltnd 14-20 lb. Hickory H a m .. *1.09 Bacon.. * 6 9 / Franks..*4 9 / Sausage 49/ H am . . 4 2 s w i m FR1MIUM 8.1. New V * . Ml Stow Sm I. CPL. THOMAS A. Butner, a natlvB of Sanford aaaigned to the Marine Barracks at Sanford Naval Air 8tation, fired the highest score of 229 out of a possible 200 in the annua] rifle re­ qualification at the Camp BlandIng (Fla.) rifle range. Son of Mrs. N. L. Bishop, 212 Colonial Way, ha whs graduated in 1900 from Seminole High School. Corporal and Mrs, Butner, with their daughter, Amy Ann, reside a t 1R22 Doug­ las Avenue. (Herald Photo) QUANTITY RIGHTS RUtRVIO PRICK GOOD THRU APRIL 17TH wm.'.iiia m w « i SWIFTS FRIMIUM . . REGULAR If* SWIFTS FMMIUM MOWN 4 SERVE Fatties, Unke Swift's Premium U.S.D.A. CHekc Genuine SWIFTS FMMIUM CANNIO REGULARLY l/4 1 f The Lake Monroe Extension Homemakers Club elected Mrs. Jo Anns DuboU s i presi­ dent of the new fiscal year at (be April meeting held in the Community Building in Lake Monroe. Others serving will be Mrs. H. L. Johnson, first vice president; Mrs. Marlon T-ec, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Mann, secretary; Mrs. Alice Carroll, treasurer; Mrs. Cadettes Camp At Deer Lake Audrey Roberts, slternste. Tin* meeting was conducted by Mrs. Olga Hunter, current president. Mrs. Roberta, club health chairman, was In charge of the program which presented it members of the 4-H Handy Helpers Club In a skit, both serious and comical, on poi­ son safety. With setting of a ghost town, the skit told the story of a mayor and 10 ghosts, who ware forced to live there because of contact­ ing, In some way, poisons la their former homes. Reports were given on a 4-H Club work, on the recent cook­ ing school, on a shoe covering c la u and on a knitting class being given aach Monday at the Agriculture Center. < Members were reminded of the one day abort courae of four classes to be held April 2* at Camp McQuarrle. All were urged to attend. Mrs. J. If. Tlndel express­ ed her appreciation for the card sent to her while she was confined lo the hospital. H was announced that Sher­ iff J. I.. Hobby will he guest speaker for the May program and meeting. Following a white elephant sale, refreshment* of Iced taa and decorated cupcakes In Easter theme were served hy Mrs. Marion Bethea and Mrs. Dubois to IB members and 11 guests In attendance. By J a n . Caaaelberry Girl Scouts of Cadett* Troop 8MI camped out evar the weekend a t Deer Lake Camp In th . Ocala National Forest In preparation for at­ tending the primitive camp o n e for cadettes to he held a t Camp Lanocha In May. They were accompanied hy co-leaders Mrs. Nanre flue■•II and Miss Pam Cannon. White In camp the girls presented campfire program on Friday and Saturday nights for several troops of younger acouta who also w en a t Deer Lake. The gtrle turned Returdey night's eookout supper Into a festive Hawaiian lust) hy Imaginative use nf m ater­ ial! a t hand. Klilsh kahobs were made from hot doxs, pineapple and apple chunks and were aarved with fruit punch and mock angel feed cake. Lais ware made from col­ ored tissue. B e a u t a participating In­ By Donna Estes cluded Dabble and Susanna Election of officers la the Webber, Keren Casa, Karen Donetdaon, Pam Hunt, Me- rnnln Item of business to taka )_e_nde_ Ces^.lltirrVi. end R»r- plure a t the regular.m eeting of Old Glory Unit 183, Amer­ bara Andrew*. ican Legion Auxiliary, of Al­ tamonte Springs, to ha held at 8 p.m. next Monday a t the Post Home on Prairie Lake, Mrs. Ruth Rudolph, chair­ man, Mrs. Molly Steudls and Mra. Catherine Burkhardt, By Jane Caeaelberry Member! of the South who comprise th* nominating Bemtnole Garden Club will committee, will present thalr go by bue to Tomoka State recommended slate of offic­ Park Monday, leaving from er*. 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Suys this history-minded friend: "Whether he was in the House, cr the Senate, serving as Majority Leader, or being Vice President, the one thing that's been in his mind all along is that some day he’d ait in the White House." Not long after Johnson took % over from John Kennedy, he summoned an old acquaint­ ance to talk ever his new burdens. For nine hours the men sat together, examining with infinite care the good and bad points of the three or four presidents who had most Immediately preceded him in office. • ^ ^ • • Hi* nearly tidal preoccupa­ tion with hia Job may help to explain hla hypersensitivity to criticism. When his perf rmance is attacked, if* as if another man of broader interests found himself as­ sailed for his golf or hla taste in music. These things do not reslly exisit for Lyndon Johnson. He Pool Shark Ends Career. . At 14 MEMPHIS ( U P I ) - A ninth grade boy has promised to rnd his gambling ways even 0 though he netted $260 last year. Authorities said the 14year-old boy—not Identified •because of his age—made the •money hustling pool and gave much of it to his mother. He promised his mother he would end his "pool shark" farcer as he awaited a juv­ enile court hearing. # He was arrested with two 21-year-old men who were charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He wns playing n match with one of the men when they were arrested. Detectives said ha waa .15 games ahead of the man in a II per gams serirs. The youth said he began * playing pool at a community center two years ago and be­ gan playing for money about a. year ago after finding he had a knack for the game. Wins Grant " fXSiTA (O M )—Dr. John V. Bets, professor of bacter­ iology at the University of South Florida has received a - National Science Foundation ..grant of 120,400. Dr. Bats is conducting research in connectfon with the virus theory of cancer. carea little for music, has no Interest in theater or movies, reads cnly what bears on his job, shuns sports and exercise except for a little riding at the ranch and the walking ordered by his doctors. A well-known Washington­ ian who hauled the President to the golf course three or four times finally gave up, and lays now: "He was bored stiff. His mind was back at the White House.” The ranch ia the one place Lyndon Jchnson seems to re­ lax. He gets renewal from fresh touch with the Texas soil, Close to his real roots, he often lopes across the open reaches, dragging friends who can't quite ace the charm. One visitor’s reaction: "He takes ycu out and sweeps his arm to point out 200 acres set aside for his daughter Lynda, or 200 for Lud. I look at that land and think to myself, 'I wouldn't turn my dog loose on I t .'" More than 10 months into this job which he has made his whole life, the President is portrayed today by friends and associates as a man more assured, less inclined toward posturing. From the beginning, a good deal of his problem in this U tter regard was summed up In the one word: Kennedy. "A hard act to follow," says an aide. So there was a lot of flam­ boyance, not cnly in the pub­ lic’s gaze but in the privacy of White House offires. Today, it is said, thine* are different. One view; "There are less staged scenes, public and private." Another: "He’s stopped playing a t being PresidenL" He seems to have toned down in others ways. "He used to be a pretty fancy dresser but that's gone now,” says a Texas acquaintance. "1 expect Lady Bird has had something to do with that." • • His eating habits pass muster. Ilut he doesn't like lunch and one helper thinks there Just might tie acme mischief in his practice of calling con­ ferences during the lunch hour. 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Tele­ (list press conference I’ve vision cameras recorded hla held—and on live television." (NEXT: The Johnson Es­ appearance a t he talked. When he hung up, mindful of tablishment) charges he lets the press see him too seldom, he wagged a fft|r R anforh ! r -gib finger and smirked: April 14, 1965 — Page 3 ding vein Texans relish. A let of people watching him from near and far would welcome evidence* of it as proof he was unwinding. Maybe it was a foretaste of this he offered the day he was on radio-television to the two — THREE STORES TO SERVE Y OU------ • By now Lyndcn Johnson's habits are pretty well known. He is awakened between 7 ami 8 a.m., reads the morning papers and some reports brought over by aide Jack Va­ lenti, livens up the telephone circuit. At the tail end of the day, he drags homework to bed with him, sitting propped up with pillows in the style made famous by Win ston Churchill. The telephone Is the thread which weave* his day to gether, from effire to White House living quarters. In his office he even has one beside bis rocker. He's on the phone at 7:10 a.m. and atill going at 11:10 at night, trading anecdotes, sniffing the political wind, warming himself with contact in his work-world. Yet the notion, horn of this steady contact, that he per­ sonally drives threugh his own congressional programs just isn't so today and never has been. His liaison aides, led by the extremely capable _Lawrence O'Brien, huihand ‘"the President's credit with lawmakers and use it sparing­ ly for crucial moments. Obviously under the doc­ tors strictures to lead a regu­ lated life, the President these days usually keeps his im­ mense drive within reason­ able bounds. He takes a nap. How the devil do the Oedie Beys do K? '65 DODGE POLARA ICE M ILK *9“ 25’a LIMIT TWO . , _ . _ 1 /j G A L * CHOICE OF FLAVORS �First County Cinder Meet Set Thursday TROPHIES WERE PRESENTED to wlnnora in Saturday night'* drag race* at Oscaola Drag Strip. In photo at left, atrip coordinator Bill Braawall present* trophy to Jack Willlama (right) winner of LeMana start. In other photo, Mike Smith (left) of technical committee present* award to Larry Todd, top atock elimination winner. Jack Williams Seminole Swimmers Cops Victory Capture Metro Meet In Drag Race J a c k Williams, Jackson­ ville, drove home winner over Tl ears la a LeMans Start race at the Osceola Drag Strip Saturday night. He piloted e B /S M l 40* Chevrolet. More than 100 cars quali­ fied for the events. Larry Todd In his 0 6 Heml Head Plymouth, "The St. John's Dragon," put on a fascinating show as he turned In the 10's and took Top Stock Elimina­ tor. Other Eliminators were: Middle, Bub Klinger, Lees­ burg, A/A; Little, D. Howard, Maltlaad, D/O; Street, Andy Maadell, Eau OalUe, CM/SP; Top, Klinger, B/D; Middle Stock, John Hopkins, D/S; Little Stock, Eugene Kerr, Ocoee, I/S. Class winners ware: B/D: J Klinger; C/O: A1 Sanders, • Indian River City; B/O: Frank Morris, Sanford; F/O ; Butch Pendarvls, Oviedo; El G: Jam es Clark, Orlando; 11/ G: Mika Metterneck, Sanford; D/O: D. Howard, Maitland; B/8R: Robert Peach, Apop­ ka; C/A: I d Jackson, Titus« villa; B/At Jimmy Scolt, Or: Undo; A/A: Bub KUngler, Leesburg! A /IP : W. H. Wight, Sanford; D/SP: Bob­ by Ney, Orlando; B/MSP: John Rowell J r., Orlando; C/MSP: Andy Mandell, Eau Gallle; B/M P: Carl Hogeratrom, Orlando; A/MP: Je r­ ry Moya, Leesburg; C/MP: C edi E. Stephens, Eau Gallie; D/M P: Bobby Price, Mima; E/M P: Gary A. Tay­ lor, Orlando; F /M P: F1U Welder, Orlando; A/FX: Lar­ ry Todd, 8t. Augustine; B / FX: Arthur 8pcnce, Lees­ burg; C/FX: Dan Simon, San­ ford; IS : C. L. Geiger, San­ ford; S/SAt R- C. Cherry. Ti­ tusville; B/S, Belton Pontiac, Titusville; B/SA: A1 Wallaco, Sanford; C/St Larry Tanner, Orlan­ do; DS/A: Wayne Richter, Orlando; FS/A; Norn llannel, Orlando; F /S : BUI Paddon, New Smyrna Beach; G/S: John Noel, Sanford; GS/A: Lorry Kverly, Orlando; ll/S : Dan Blssln, Titusville; ll/SA: DCUst MWgah,'Euiiri;" l/ttf Eugene Karr, Ocoee; L/S: D i a n a Thornbrug, Euatla; J/B : Barry Stegall, Leesburg; M /8: Mika McClung, Kissim­ m ee; N /f : Barry BtogaU, Leesburg; M/S: Mibe Mc­ Clung, Klaalmmee; N/S: lxMann, Orlando. Life Soving Classes Slated Senior Life Saving classes, sponsored by the Red Cross and city recreation depart­ ment, will begin at 7:10 p.m. April » at F t Mellon Munici­ pal pool, Martha Kilpatrick, secretary of the Red Cross water safety committee, an­ nounced yesterday. I t s course, for all swimvwera ov*r th» age of II, will be taught by Jack Horner end ether qualified Instructors. Plans call for three classes kly, Monday, Wednesday ind Friday nlgMa, Wem V:S0 aatil 10 o'clock. By David Higxtahothsm Coach John Colbert's Semi­ nole High swimming team won their fifth meet of the teaaon by defeating Bishop Moore <1 to 47 and Oak Ridge 61 to 32 In a Metro meet held at John Long Pool In Orlando. Con WUsoo, Buster Bruce, Andy Lyon and Greg Ganas won the 200 medley relay for Sanford with a time of 2:01 and Bishop Moore came In se­ cond with 2:01. Bob Hoover won the 200 free for the Pion­ eers with a time of 2:ll.a end Bobby Headrick of Sanford took second with 1:19. Steve Patrick won the 90 free for the Hornets with 23.1 end Gary Ganas took secood for Sanford with 23.1. Seaton took the 200 Individual medley for Bishop Moore with 2:31 Elks Club Nine Dumps Shrine In 12-8 Tilt Elks fought thalr way In­ to a share for the first plaea lead In tha Junior Boya Lea­ gue yesterday by pounding out e 12-8 win over Shrine. Cecil Simpson pitched his first gams In Junior League play and managed IB strike­ out*, picking up the decision. David Soper, Steve Rawls, and Tommy Gracay each col­ lected two hits for Elka while Stave Leach, tha losing hurler, went four for four a t the plate for tha Rhrinera. Congregational Christian Church took tha opening game of the Church League softball season, by outacorIng Plnecrest Assembly 17IB. Curtis Johnson for Pinacrest and Ray Middleton and Gordon Honeycutt for Con­ gregational, hit home runs. Panning Lumber of Ixngwood moved ahead of the park in the City Bufthall League, winning their second gwi..e*iir snr 'W liny'trf/er set­ ting back Chase, 9-6. Trail­ ing B-8, Panning rallied for fodr runs In the last of tha alath to pull ehaad to atey. Kandy Ivey'e Infield single In the elath Inning broke up a no-hlt bid by Ronnie Nobles of Chaae, but the Chaae nine still want homa winners, S-l, over Quality Moblla Homes. In other Little League ac­ tion, Florida State Bank edg­ ed defending American Lotgua champ, Navy, 0-B with Andy Steels receiving credit for the pitching victory. He ■truck out eight b atte n la leading the way for the Bank­ ers. Mike Parrish, of Navy, took hitting honors getting three doubles in three times at bat. and Greg Ganas took secood for Sanford with 2:33. In divin*, McClary took first for Oak Ridge and Mike McGuire took secood and Buster Ander­ son third for Sanford. Patrick took the 100 butter­ fly for the Hornets end Buster Bruce took second for San­ ford. Ganas won the loo free for Sanford with 37 and Con Wilson won tha 100 back for Sanford with 1:12. Bobby Headrick woo the 400 free for Sanford and Bruce Dowlen took first in the 100 breast also for Sanford with Andy Lyon taking second. Oak Ridge won the 200 free relay with 1:43.7 and Bishop Moore took secood with 1:48.3 with Sanford third with 1:33. The Sanford girls took se­ cond against both Oak Ridge and -Bishop Moore, but fin isbed to good shape over all. Rosemary Walton. Linda May, Karen Law and Martha Kosky finished third behind Oak Ridge and Bishop Moore in that order with a time of 2:47. Cheri Murry took second In the 200 free and Cindy Wilson took secood In the 30 free. Barbara Bolt took second In the 200 Individual medley and took first and set a new school record in the back alroke with a time of 1:16.4. Delane Johnson took first in diving competition for San­ ford and Warndorf took second for Bishop Moore. Rosemary Walton took third for Sanford. The Seminoles will ace ac­ tion against Ocala in a home meet Thureday at 4 p. m. Indians Lose First Little League Contest By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports Writer Tha Altamonte Twins hand­ ed the Casselberry Indians their first loss of the season, 4-3, last night In South 8emino|*. IJUto. Ixagut-xetioo to Casselberry. The winning run for tha Twin* waa scored in the bot­ tom of tha fifth inning, when Gary Currani doubled and cama homa on Rick Brothers' single. The Twlaa h id erupted for three runs against Terry Ba­ ker to take the lead, but the Indiana earn* back with two la the third and one In tha fourth to tie the score and set the stage for tha game-win­ ning hit. Baker belted a two-run hom­ er for Casselberry la tha third off Currtns, tha Twin hurler. Jeff Dunn pitched tha first In­ ning for Altamonte, but yield­ ed to Currtns in the second. The reliever received credit for tha wia. By David Higginbotham Herald 8ports Writer Seminole County will hold the first annual countywide track meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the Buddy Lawton Memorial Track at Seminole High School. Seminole High, Lyman, Oviedo, South Sem­ inole J'lnlor High and Sanford Junior High will be compet­ ing. South Seminole and Sanford Junior High will be compet­ ing in the Junior divisions and will not run against any of the senior high schools. There will be no field events for the Junior high competition. Seminole, Lyman and Ovie­ do will run off a regular meet with all running events and the polo vault, high Jump, broad Jump, discus and the shot put. Seminole High beat Lyman twice this season, but It has never run against Oviedo, in the recent relay meets San­ ford had broken a number of school records, with David Nocll, the captain of the Seminole team, breaking his old record in the dlseus and setting a new one of 139 feet, 2V4 inches. Jack Hunt broke the mile run record with a lime of 4:34.2 and BUI Krisby, Rick Walstrom, Eddie Griffith and Paul LeRoy act a new record In the sprint medley relay with a time of 2:03.8. The Jr. Sr. High county meet la expected to become an annual affair if enough in­ terest Is shown. There is no admission charge. Summer League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W. L. 0 Chase ................... Hunt Lln-Mer -----____ 1 0 Locomotive Kngra. ........ 0 0 First Federal ----- .... . . 0 1 1 Quality Homes .... ........ 0 Today's Gama Locomotive Kngra. va Hunt 4:30, Ray Avenue Park LITTLE AMERICAN W. L. Florida ........................ Strickland-Mran............ Georges ..... .................. - 0 0 Navy ................. 0 1 Sanford Atlantic ------- - 0 1 Today's Gama Georges va Sanford Atlantic 4:80, Ft. Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W. 0 Elks ....... ..................... 0 Rotary ............ 0 CPU .......................... .. Klwanla ............ .. 0 0 ... 0 1 Clvltan ......... Shrine ....................... . . 0 1 Games Today Klwanla va CPU 4:30 p.m. Clvltan va Shrina 7:30 p.m. both ..g am es.-at...P ln eb u jetI'ark CITY LEAGUE W. L. Panning L um ber..... ....... 2 0 Chaae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 Kilowatts _____ 0 0 Kingswood ......-----0 0 Leroy Robb Con. . . . . . . . 0 0 Chick to Treat ...... 0 1 USO ........ 0 1 Gama Taday Leroy Robb va U 80 8:46, F t Mellon Park CHURCH LEAGUE W. U Congregational ........... 1 0 Church of G o d _____ — 0 0 K. of C. ..... ....................... 0 0 Plnecrest Astern. . . . . . . . . 0 1 Game Taday K. of C. va Congregational 7:10, F t Mellow Park MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR MEN’S LADIES* JUNIORS' AND MIXED LEAGUES TEAMS OR INDIVIDUALS SUMMER BOWLING • Free Lessens • laerk Bar • Free N unary • Open Lease Nightly 1:89 • Air rmriHlaurd • Cocktail Lauaga (Opewiag Bean) SUNDAY SPECIAL — 11:30 AM, TIL I P.M. Jet Lanes 1M ONORA ROAD SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 113*7141 SPECIAL RATES TO GROUPS u 4 CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PAtTISS Tribe Sends Angels Flying, By Fred Down UP1 Sports Writer Gabo Paul of the Cleveland Indiana can take a bow now for the deal which caused him to take tha rap all winter. Paul made one of the most controversial deala of tha 1904 season last September when he aent pitcher Pedro Ramoa to tha Naw York Yankees, who ware in desperate need of pitching. Ramoa tumad out to bo a key factor In the Yankees' lata surge to tha American League pennant and Paul has - been hearing evar store he made a "gift" of the flag to them. Few listened when Faul pointed out that he obtained pitcher Ralph Terry in the transaction. Paul’s Indians r e c e i v e d their first dividend In the deal Tueaday night, however, when Terry spun a nifty four-hitter that enabled Cleveland to open ita season with a 7-1 triumph over the Los Angeles Angel*. The Chicago White Sox de­ feated the Baltimore Oriolea 6-3 in the season opener for both teams nnd the Detroit Tigers drubbed the Kansas City Athietlca 11-4 In other American League game*. In tha National League, Cincinnati downed Milwaukee 8-3, Chicago tupped St. Louis 3-1, and Pittsburgh beat San Kranriaco 6-2. Standings Hy United Preee International NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh ..... 2 0 1.000 Loa Angelas .... 1 0 1.000 tt Philadelphia .... 1 0 1.000 H Chicago ........ 1 0 1.000 U Milwaukee ___ 1 1 .600 1 ClncinnaU ___ 1 1 .600 1 Houston ......... 0 1 .000 1H St. Louis ____ 0 1 .000 1V4 Naw York ....... 0 1 .000 1H San Franclaco 0 2 .000 2 Tuesday's Results Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 6, San Fran. 2 (N) Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 3 <N> Only games scheduled Today's Games Houston a t New York Loa Angeles a t Pittsburgh (N) San Francisco at Philadelphia (N) Only game* scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P e t GB Detroit ..... .... 3 0 1.000 Boston ______ 1 0 1.000 Vi Minnesota ___ 1 0 1.000 H Chicago _____ 1 0 1.000 Vi Cleveland .. 1 0 1.000 % l x ■ Angeles .... 0 1 .000 m Baltimore ___ 0 1 .000 14 New York ___ 0 1 .000 1H Washington .... 0 1 .000 l ‘,4 Kansas City .... 0 2 .000 2 Tuesday's Results Chicago 6, Baltimore 8 Detroit I t, Kassas City 4 Cleveland 7, l.oa Ang. 1 (N) Today's Game* Naw York a t LoaAngalea (N) Cleveland at Kansas City (N) Detroit at Minnesota Boston at Washington Chicago a t Baltimore ___ Heavy Bombing NEW YORK — (NEA) — The New York GlanU of 1930 and the 192! Detroit Tigers hold league records for high­ est team betting averages. Tha Giants batted .819 and Detroit 418. Tough Man NEW YORK — (NEA) — Lloyd Waner struck out Just 173 times in • major league career that spanned I f sea­ sons nnd more than 7,000 a t beta. ^*AII I said w ir Toppling Leesburg, 5-4 Lyman Hits Finals In 0BC Tourney By Jim Bacchus Herald Sparta Writer The L y m a n Greyhounds earned a spot in the finals of the Orange Belt Conference baseball tournament with a tremendous 5-4 comeback vie- GYMKHANA SERIES winner George Myers, who racked up 76 point total in events apon* aored by Central Florida Horae Shows, receive* |25 aavinga bond prize from Charles Morrison, show director. (Herald Photo) Peggy Ringle Wins Top Ribbon My Maryana Mile* Senior Show Champion Rib­ bon winner in the 116-entry Central Florida H one Shows' gymkhana for April wax Peg­ gy Ringle. Winning the Jun­ ior Champion Ribbon wax Sixay Baird, who came out two seconds ahead in a runoff Jumping Figure 8 with Guy Randolph to decide their tie for the title. Top three winners In other events, la order ax named, were: keyhole, P a t t y For­ ward, David Walthall, George Myers; pole bending, Junior, Guy Randolph, Sissy Baird, Terri Williamson; pole bend­ ing, senior, Peggy Ringle, George Myers, David Pell; Cloverleaf, Junior, Guy Ran­ dolph, Sissy Baird, Diane Pell cloverleaf, senior, Peggy Ringle, David Pall, Denise Williamson; egg race, open, George Myers, Anne Ran­ d o l p h , Bob Burkhammer; Jumping figure 9, Junior, Sis­ sy Baird, Guy Randolph, Teri Williamson; Jumping figure 9, senior, Peggy Ringle, David Pell, George Myers; Flag race, open, George Myers, David Pell, Anne Ran­ dolph; bareback pickup, open, Ronnie Payton, George My­ ers; double bareback switch, open, Gerrl Ann Randolph and Ann Randolph, Chuck Rabbet and Barry Bliss; hollow log, open, George Myers, David Petl, Connie Pell; drag sack race, open, Jim Waters and Joey McGuckln, David Wal­ thall and George Myeri, Bar­ ry Blisa and Frank Stuckey; Jumping, open, Denise Wil­ liamson, Sheila Asblln, Teri Williamson. A Pleasure Show Is sched­ uled April 19 and plans also are being made for Easter Events. Next gymkhana will be 3!ay 2. Seminole Nine Falls Victim To Colonial, 11-0 By David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High baseball team lost Its fourth game of the season, 11-0, when they traveled to Colonial High in Orlando to face the Grena diers in a Metro Conference tilt Tuesday. The onc-hit pitching of Gale Coleman set the Grenadiers ahead all the way. Coleman struck out seven Seminoles and was In on the Colonial scoring. Eddie Fltxgerald and Ron Dudley held the mound for Sanford, but the Colonial batter* were too much to han­ dle. Stan Belt got a triple with the bases loaded for the Gren adiers in the first Inning to spark the game for Colonial. Bell also scored in the second inning. Colonial got one run In the second inning and four in the fourth to win. Sanford com­ mitted four errors. The Seminoles beat Colonial 3-0 in an earlier game this season, but the Grenadiers came back to set up an im presiWe 11-3 record. Sanford will see action again this Friday when it hosts tha Edguvater Eagles at 4 p.m. tory over the favored Leesburg Yellow Jackets last night at Leesburg. A three-run rally after two were out in the last inning gave the victory to the 'Hounds. Leesburg struck first in tha game, scoring a run off Steve Simpkins in tha second inning. But some rauie-daxsle strategy by Lyman coach Jim Payne resulted In two 'Hound runs the next time around. Larry Miller scored on a -fouble steal with John Tlppla going to second, and then Tip­ ple tallied on a squeeze by Mike Sterling to give Lyman a one run margin. In the bottom of the fifth, however, the Jackets' Gary Semanchik slammed a threerun bomer off Simpkins, to give Leesburg a 4-2 lead. After Steve Barley singled following the clout, Payne re ­ placed Simpkins with Mark Brewer who proceeded to strike out the next two batter*, retiring the aide. The score remained the ■am# until Lyman’s half of the seventh. Don Paulsen led off the In­ ning with a long double to right, but was put out trying for three bases. Larry Baker got to first on an Infield er­ ror. Brent Helms fanned for the second o u t . The next batter, Larry Mil­ ler, belted a long triple to right scoring Baker. Tipple walked and stote xecond base, his third thaft of the affair. On the next pitch the ball got away from the Jackets re­ ceiver and Miller scored the tying run, with Tipple going to third. Tipple then acored on an* other Leesburg error, for the fifth 'Hound run. Miss Whirl Seeks 16th S0KC Victory The great Mlsa Whirl goes for her 16th win of the aeason tonight In the featured 10th race at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club—but the Larry Hughes ace might have her work cut out for her. Going against the Hughes speedster will be Cecil Austin's Genobar, who turned out the best clocking of the aeason in his last start. Genobar was timed at 30.73 seconds In winn­ ing by 10 lengths last Saturday. The track record for the S/lftLh mile distance is 30.80. It was turned In several sea. aocs back by Her old Express. Miss Whirl, who has wan every special title this season at SOKC, has been nominated foe. lb*. 499,939 tta g ta rS U h W comptetitloo ta July at Miami. Another speedster In the field is Homer Herndon's Amigo Rocker. The big 77pounder became one of the few dogs at the track to break the It second mark In hi* last outing when ha was timed at 30.97 seconds. Results of Tuesday night races: 1st Race — 1/19 — Time 31.71 Roaming Jack 21.00 7.30 4.00 Rudy’* Gossip 3.00 4.40 Pay Off Girl 4.00 Quintals (8-4 ) 939-00 Sot* Race — S /ll — Time 11.79 Brava 8uaaa S.M 3.30 3.40 Bob Buck 2 80 2.80 Mac Flash 6.20 Quinleia (3-4) 99.60 Perfects (3-4 ) 922.20 Daily Double (4-3) 947.60 3rd Race — S /ll — Time 32.11 Tueaday Girl 24.80 7.00 3.60 Hurry Home Gladys I 3.60 2.80 Typree j 3.00 Quiniell (1-8) 822.00 Perfects (9-1) 973.30 4th Baca — S /ll — Time 32.48 Elbee'a Capt. 13.10 4.00 8.30 Barberry Eileen 9.00 3.90 Eager Erleen 3.00 Quinleia (3-9) 928 SO Perfects (9-3) 1128.70 Mh Race - % - Time 41.18 Jiving Hat 9.20 6.00 3.90 Vera Comer ___ U 40.3.00 Magna 4.40 Quintals (7-8) 9191.00 Perfects (9-7) 1339.90 Mh Race - 8/19 - Time M.M Double Reward 9.00 4.00 3.60 Berberry Ella 13.90 3.90 Just Power 3.00 Quinleia (14) 981-00 Perfects (14) 983.10 7th Race — K — Time 41.4* Commander 13.80 9.40 4.90 Rhymer O. 7.80 3.80 Dixie Cat 3.90 Quintals (I I) 939.00 Perfect* (34) 9269.70 Bth Baca - S /ll - Time 32.00 Bonnie Beauty 9.00 3.20 2.90 Circus City Pat 13.30 3.40 Jet Flight 2.90 Quinleia (14) 941.49 ^ Show ntfl 1 fifttr that d a lv m tha fa sti and I 'l u t my b a t" Perfect* (34) 9114.30 9th R ice - 3/19 - Time 1141 Finish Rocker 7.40 3.40 8.90 Kaflno 3.40 9.00 Eights Keys 12.00 Quintals (4-3) 810.20 Perfect* (4-5) 931.20 IMh Race — 1/1* — Time 2148 Rimpy 3 00 3.00 3.00 Hockey Bert 4.40 3.00 1.89 Rapid Progress Quintals (1-7) 918.49 Perfects (7-1) 930.30 Uth Baca — % — Time 41.19 Much Tima » 4 0 8.00 4.20 Leonell 3.20 2.40 Sandy Trail 4.30 Quinleia (1-3) >11.99 Perfects (9-1) 9330JO Mutual handle 983.991 S P EC IA LS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S _____ ARCADE. -RACKAUE- 8T0RR----------OPEN DAILY — • A. M. ■ f i l l P. M. 119 E. FIRST SANFORD we arm top value stamps O N LY 4 More Raring Daye! RACING N IG H TLY 8:10 EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES WEDNESDAY A SATURDAY — 2 P.M. • Esdtbtg PERFECTAfl SPECIAL Q osU g Day MATINEE 3 P.M. MON„ APRIL II — ® . * P B “ a y �Witherspoon Tops Science Fair Dr. Douglass To Give Program For Democrats By Robert B. Thomas Jr. S22-ST5I Student Government Day vms held a t Crooms High last Friday. Members of the Senior Class took over the teaching chores of each teach­ er. James Davie, president of tha student council, was prin­ cipal and Elliot Bellamy, vice president, was assistant prin­ cipal. Ferman Dickey, who re­ placed “your* truly" aa vis­ iting teacher, had a good day. When the bell rang for the homeroom activity, 1 asked Dickey what kind of day h« had. H li reply w ait “I did not have any trouble a t all." * e o Competition ran h I g h amcmg the numerous science project* exhibited April 0 and 10 tn the Initial Science Fair of Crooma H l(h School. Other exhibit* from the fauiineia education, Induitrial art*, mathematic*, muilc and arte, and foreign language department* helped to corre­ late the relatlonahlp of the fact that each achool subject I* a science. The fore-named departments were not on a competitive bails. Most outstanding a m o n g the science projects were the following; Lewis Witherspoon, binary game — derived from the base 2, binary system. It is based on the counting num­ ber* of this system, 1, 2, 4, B, 16, and 32 (place value'. This aystem la so arranged that any number from one to 63 can be gotten by adding two or more of the counting num­ bers together. This gam* Is designed for two or more players. James Sheppard, T o n y Brooks J r. and Anthony Wright, “ Thunder Machine" — modified Tesla coll type. I t employs the simple prin­ ciples developed by Nikola Tesla, during the early 1000s. I t la constructed with a neon sign transformer, wire, glass, and aluminum foil. It pro­ duces 250,000 volts which appears in the form of bril­ liant flashes of light and thunder like sound*. Wilbur Hawkins, radiation detection — project on radi­ ation detection dealing with the amount of radiation that is absorbed by ordinary ma­ terials. This was accomplish­ ed with the aid of a Geiger counter and a radioactive sample. Separate readings were taken for each material used as a shield against the radiation emitted by the sam­ ple. Elliot Bellamy, gaHmn arc furnace — a sour** of bril­ liant light and producing ex­ tremely high temperature. The parts consist of a flow­ e r pot, carbon rods, an add rheostat and a heating unit. The members of the ACL Club, of which D. D. McCoy Is president, will award Lew­ is Witherspoon a 125 Sav­ ings Bond during Student Award Day a t Crooma High. “BINARY GAME” wua d e n n e d by Lewis Witherspoon, who captured first prize in the Science Fair. (Herald Photo) “THUNDER MACHINE” was designed James Sheppard (le ft) und Tony Brooks. “RADIATION DETECT ION” watt the project of (Hcttilri Photo) Wilbur Huwkinfl. fixe Anderson, of Geneva, also an instructor at Jncksnn Heights, will deliver the af­ ternoon address. You arc cordially invited to attend these services. * * • St. John Iluptiat Church will observe Passion Week. The first session begun Mon­ night with Itev. James D. Hagln as the main speak­ er. The speaker for the Tues­ day cession was Iiev. S. It. Hill. Rev. A. A. Fields will srgr--t}ris-TVr----- -Sgir-and-M m -B arm e P ut- deli vcr. JJie— lard, of F o rt Hood, Tsx., at* nlng. Iiev. Robert Iloynton houseguesta of Mr. and Mrs. will be the orator for ThursRubin J . Jons*. Sergeant Bullard ia the brother of Mrs. Jonea. The son of Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Bullard, of Bsrtow, he has been in service for 17 years. Also visiting Mr. and Mr*. Jonea ia Mrs. Jones’ mother, Mrs. Bullard. day BOTTLED • • • day's session at 7:30 p.m. Friday evening the Young Peoples Choir and Male Chorus will present an Eas­ ter Cantuta entitled, “The Gospel Song of Easter," with flint. The early sunrise service will begin Easter Sunday niorning at f> a.m. Guest preacher for the occasion is Rev. W. H. Calhoun, pastor of New Mt. Zion Rapliit Chuich of Tampa. Music will lie provided by various choirs Ttr-nrc'vnOTfh-.......... The pastor will deliver the morning message at 11 a.m. y \ Old Glory Post Sets Elections By Ikonna Eslee Linton C«x and Frank Stemlli- wiU recommend a slate of officers and elections will follow at the regular meeting of Old Glory Amer­ ican Legion Post 163 of Al­ tamonte Springs scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday a t the Tost Home on Prairie Lake. Nomination* also may be made from the floor and del­ egates will be named to the Constitutional Conference to be helit at 8:30 a.m., May 2, in Ortundo. The report from service of­ ficer William Chambers will lie heard. Commander Jack Beau­ champ has urged all memImti to attend this important meeting. Following the husines* ses­ sion, refreshments will he served by the Auxiliary Un­ it. M tu fn rl Irra tt April 14, 196!; — Patro B 'Phone System Gains Support PRINCIPAL GEORGE DABBS, of Bear Lnke Elementary School, presents IT A Past Presi­ dent's pin to Dick Lashley. Other pins will bo presented to M. N. Buell, who served as first PTA president when the school opened three years ajro, and to Mrs. Kuye Victs, outRolntr president. (Herald Photo) Seminole County PTA Council Sets Election For Thursday By Julia Ratios The Seminole County Coun­ cil of Parent-Teacher Asso­ ciations will elect and Install new offirers at a meelins In be held Wednesday at Alta­ monte Springs Elementary School. Hospitality hour will he from 9 until 9:30 a. m. Im­ mediately followed by the business session. Next Tuesday a school ol instruction will be held at First Methodist Church, San­ ford. with Mrs. nyron Bice Jr., past president of the Slate PTA. as main speaker. This meeling will get under­ way promptly at 9:30 a. m, A meeting of tiw district council w is held Monday at the Open Hearth in Malliand for which Mrs. George Hearn, Seminole County council pres­ ident, and Mrs. W. Lawrence Swofford, district eight vice president, w e r e hostesses. Counties represented were Os­ ceola, Brevard, Volusis-Ftag. ier. Orange and Seminole. Last Thursday, Ihe execu­ tive board ol Ihe Seminole council met at the home of Mr*. William Segrest at which time all PTA presidents and school principals were guest* of honor for a revered dish luncheon following the meet­ ing. Principals In attendance were Frank Gore of Alta­ monte, George Dabbs of Bear Lake, Carlton Hen Icy of Ly­ man, John Angel of South Seminole Junior High and Hcrold Heckcnbach of Pinorrrst Elcinrnlsry. President* attrnding were Mr*. M. F. Krrshncr of Altamonte, Mrs. Raymond Viet* of Bear Lake, Mrs. Arthur Rhodes of South Seminole and Mrs. Jam es Horton Jr. of Pinecrcst. Village To Get New LL Field By Margaret Coxhjr The North Orlando Little League Parent's Auxiliary has announced that It expects to begin work this week on a second ball diamond in the community. The village council has givrn (100 towards purchase of fill dirt amt other expense of the project. The new diamond will be located just south of the pre sent field with homeplate to tie In the southeast cbrtMrT Both are In the 12,4 recrea­ tion area currently being deeded to the village. By Paul Brookshire Casselberry's Board of Al­ dermen voted unanimously Monday night to join other Seminole County municipali­ ties in petitioning for a coun­ tywide toll-free telephone sys­ tem. The action took place follow­ ing an appearance before the council of John Kridcr, exe­ cutive director of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce, and Carl Carlson, gen­ eral commercial manager of the Winter Park Telephone Company, Kridcr said the met ro phone system would serve in linking Seminole County closer to­ gether and make up for a lack of communications. He said s petition for the system is due to go before the State Public Utilities Commission soon. Carlson assured the aidermen that the toll-free system would not result In a rate increase for Casselberry sub­ scribers. They wilt be able to call Sanford and sit areas tn the county without extra rharge, he said. In other action, the Cassel­ berry aldermen discovered s special meeting they held on March 29 to open bids on a new police car was illegal. Alderman George Howard ■niil the session was "strictly Illegal" and asked that it tie declared null and void. The board harked him up by a 2-1 vole. Howard contended the meet­ ing was not called by the may­ or or by two members of the hoard as required by law. He also said notification sent to aldermen about the meeting was unsigned. At the special session, the aldermen had accepted a low bid of $1,375 for a new police car from Holler Motor Com­ pany, Sanford. After the meeting and bid taking was voided, the alder­ men voted again to accept the tow Holler bid by a unani­ mous vote. Three bids on the poiire car war* received. The session of the board was interrupted to allow Chief Ray­ mond E. Bcary of the Mait­ land Police Department to pre­ sent certificate* of merit to three members of the Cassel­ berry Police Department. Officer* William T. Randall, Vernon Welnhart and Noel P. Hamilton were given awards for completing an FBI course at the Maitland Academy. In other action the board: Tassed on second reading a $101,500 budget for the city for the coming year. The two big­ gest items were allotted the roads and police departments. Roads will get $30,000 and the police department $28,000. Failed to give first reading to an ordinane setting up a Fireman's Relief and Pen­ sion Fund. Accepted a financial state­ ment. Village Firemen To Meet Today A regular business session of the North Orlando Volun­ teer Fire Department will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the village offire. Chief Bill Hahn urges that nil male residents of the com­ munity who are interested in prntrrtlnn of Ihrlr homes and families attend the meeting and pnrtieipate in work of the department. Voted to affirm a aoolag board recommendation that a request for toeing change from R-I to R-3 foe J , B. Lowe on Park Drive be denied. Set a fee of $3 for filing of application* on toning m at­ ters. Referred bids for a mote* grader to tha roads commit­ tee for atudy. Two bid* were opened—one for 112,977 and the other for $13,600. Continued the meeting until nett Monday night. Firemen Lose Emergency Car The Emergenry Vehicle of the Lnngwood Volunteer Fire Department hat been adjudg­ ed a total loss after being tnvotved in m weekend traffie collision while on the way to a fire at Rolling Hills Coun­ try Club on SR 434. The crash, which occurred at Wilma and W arren, cam* about when Mr*. Barbara Lee, driving a late model con­ vertible, plowed into the elde of the emergency equipment which had its siren and flash* Ing red light in operator* Ot the time. Colin Kelly, member of the volunteer departm ert w h o was driving the vehicle, la hospitalized a t W inter Park Memorial Hospital where ha still la under observation. M A IG 0 HELPS V W HEAR xu THE THINQC VW w a n t t o h e a r .*. B ETTER ! MAICO HEARING nlD SERVICE Mlt. GEORGE C. HEARN, CONBULTANT MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCB 118 PARK AVK, SO. — PHONE 322-0131 EVERY FRIDAY — t» TILL 3 Slain Office — 31 W. Pin* — Downtown Orlande get a big 5 lb Everest, world's highest mountain «■> named for Sir George Everest, English sur­ veyor and mathematician, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia Brilannlca. HAM lif e f i r e $ f o n e H De Luxe Champion \w~‘ N E W ft / _ f‘ 1 Wh»n you b u y-' , TREADS m i n i ADS (IN M ill N I) u r n Hl l l i l i s (IH DM yi hi i i IllVhJ I • lit GAS • Student* of the Rest Haven Kindergarten recently took a train ride to Winter Park, under the direction of their tsacher, Mrs. Leila Ross. Mrs. Ross reported that all “had a wonderful time." • by Ry Donna Eatra Dr. Foul Douglass and a group of his Rollins College students will present the pro­ gram for the meeting of the Seminole County Democratic Association scheduled for 8 p.m. next Thursday at the Altamonte Spring* Commun­ ity House. Dr. Douglass is a profes­ sor of Government and is di­ rector of the Center for Prac­ tical ToUtics at Rollins Col­ lege. He received hi* education at Westeyan University and the Universities of Cincinna­ ti, Chicago and Berlin and ia a noted political scientist and the author of numerous books. During hi* distinguished career he has keen a lawyer, a university president, a journalist and an ordained Methodist minister, lie also has served the National Gov­ ernment in various capacities and has acted as advisor to the President of the Repub­ lic of Korea. T h e Altamonte Bpring* Community House t« located on Maitland Avenue south of SR 43(1 at the corner of Lake Avenue next to the Alta­ monte Springs Community Library. Those needing trans­ portation may rail J e f f Schcmbera. ■far l l Bok w i l to NO INSTALLATION CHARGE • Each day your child mlssas school weakens him con­ siderably. If in each of the 12 year* of school your child la absent from 25 to SO days, he only ractivas a sketchy education. Thia ia one of the reasons our children fall ao fa r below the national norm lasts. So parents, do not keep your children out of their first period class** to pay a bill or taka cars of hla other sister* or brother*. This type of practice will moat certain­ ly hurt the child In the fu­ ture. * • e Women of ML Moriah Primitive Baptist C h u r c h wiU have their annual Wom­ an’s Day obaervanc* Sunday a t 11 s.m. and 3 p.m. Mrs. Lilli* R- Hall, teache r a t Jackson Haights Elelastn u ry School, will bo the ^aoming erstorj Mrs. Ida 6 B u y o n F IR E S T O N I ANY SIZE USTED •70-li •70-13 •40-11 MMt 7.00-13 •70-lfi 6.90-11 7.00-14 ItNMS N O M O N EY 00W N 60911 740-14 permV— R a iu ltr 3 0 day charg* or tako month* to pay an •40-13 14911 all marcliaadlMand a i r 65911 6.90-15 S3? atfvlcta $ °° Per Cylinder 100 Pounds Delivery Must Anywhere In Seminole County Phone 322-5733 W* will loan- you a 2 rylindrr e y e t e m with automatic regulator for a aervlre rharge of tl.06 per month and deliver full cylinder! as needed for the same low |6-00 P*t rylindrr rale. Volkswagen, incognito. You'd hove to be tome kind of • car sleuth to know that concealed under the Karmann GHia'i beautiful exterior n the heart ol a Volkswagen. The Ghla's chastit and the 4-tpeed Synchromesh Irammitlion are the tome at the regular Volktwogen'i. Behind every Ghia it on* ol VW't won't boil-over-or-(mere-up engine!. You alto get VW't big 15-Inch wheeltr the very onet that help VW bugt rock up 40,000 and more mil#! on o 1*1 of tires. _______________ ALL TIRES MOUNTED F HFT The Ghio’i fortiori bar tutpentlon It oil Votliwogen, too. Not to mention the traction ond galond oil economy and low inturanc* and porlt and service, etc. Whal aren't typically Volkswagen or# the Ghla't ileek linet, the handwrought body, the noble Roman not*. II you're one ol those people who admire everything about the VW except the way it tookt, why not consider driv­ ing around in a beautiful duguneV A IM CAR CUSHION ,n 9 9 Coti _ __________ NATURAL GAB FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS 109 W. 1st STREET " GAS CAN Only 99 porous fiber carver allow* fr air flow through east and i PUBLIC U TILITIES COMPANY AND FLO-OA8 CORPORATION “ Formerly Sanford G u Co.” MODI I I) Ellinor Motor Company Hwy. 17-12, Just South of Buford 1st A F r e n c h S a n fo rd 7 irc$ronc Opeu • U L . f i p m l W Frldav IV N lsht Till a t 1 T’ �% *O W m JERRY T. Taylor, of VA H -ll, ha* been pro­ moted to yeoman third claM at Sanford Natal Air Station. (Navy Photo) U. a CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED" BEEF GRADE “A 0 B A ’i E D An otter by Louis Tempi* to Install air conditioning In th* Sanford Public Library, with fr*a labor, waa turned down by City Commissioners. instructed C om m lailo o er* _____ W. E. Knowles, clty~m»n»Rcr, to thank Temple for ha offer, but explained th a t the Job would hare to bo put out for bid* and hi* bid would be wel­ comed at that time. Air conditioning of the lib­ rary originally waa budgeted for thla year, but later waa cancelled when the 16,000 approprlited wai transferred to contingency fuada. Commissioners indicated that air-conditioning would be ooe of the priority items in next year'a budget. They turned down • pro­ posal to air condition th* Cen­ tral Fire Station, alao saying th at they preferred to consid­ e r building a new etetlon, or poaalhly enlarging the No. 1 station on French Avenue. A "go-ahead" waa given by commissioners on the paving of Grandview Avenue South, from tttb Place north to a dead end, upon petition of th* property owners who will pay e portion of th* coat. Union Cab Company, owned by Milton, Elm er and Felton Brooken waa granted a licen­ se to operate a third taxi cab. Commissioner* were noti­ fied that the National Exhibi­ tion Company (S in Francisco Giants) has not paid either county or city taxes on the Mayfair Golf Course to date. Under the lease, failure to pay taxes ta reason to constitute a bread! of the Mae* after 40 days from receipt of written notice. Under Ihla lease, the city has th* right to declare a for­ feiture of the lease and ta pay the texee. Under of question of alloca­ tion of city insurance busi­ ness, city commissioners mov-( ad (h it insurance agents shar­ ing in a portion of the city insurance premiums must h»vr nil license and own taxable real property Inside the city limits. i h iT e ^ b r G2 " GRADE “A” FROZEN V. 8. c n o ic p . "FLAVOR-AGED* BEEF MAGIC SLICE • ALL CHOICE BREASTS 1 OE • BREASTS * THIGHS ★ , WHITE MEAT 'S t s * 3 59 i f WHITE & DARK - Y i£ * 2 w - b o n d S lA f* P S PLA GRADE “A" A JLEfiA.« .T H IT JU - • - WtSA STB- {IVITH - RIB) jim P A * . Ascension Plans SEALTESrS For Holy Week By Jane Casselberry Special Holy Week serv­ ices will be conducted a t Asranslon Lutheran Church, Casselberry, by Pastor C. R. Zehndtr. Th* Saeramant of Holy Communion will be celebrat­ ed on Maundy Thursday. Servlets also will be conduct­ ed on Good Friday. Both e«rvices are to begin a t 7tl0 p.m. On E aster Sunday, Ascen­ sion Church will have two earvlees, the first a t 1 06 Demoa To Launch 1966 Camptlgn WASHINGTON (U P l)-T b# Democrat* plan to held n |100-a-plate dinner h e n June 9 ns the e tsrt of a drive to keep strong party control of Congress in next year'a eleotiona. The affair will honor tho chairmen of th* House and too (Wash.), “EVERFRESH” “AUTOCRAT” ALL FLAVIRS FRESH BAKED! n^ D A I R Y * "FOOD KINO'* QUARTERS 16 OZ. EACH �Vljr VanTarfl Wtrail . April 14. 1965 — Page T) ELLIOTT T. Carter J r , ADJ3, haa been pre­ sented with a commen­ dation for "great initia­ tive and devotion to duty" and for "an out­ standing job as an A3B p i a n o captnin” with VAH-I1 a t San* ford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo)' FULLY COOKED 'Co-operation' In N. Orlando Plea of Tilson SHANK HALF '• WHOLE • • • lb. 45c JUICY “SUNKIST” O R A N G E JUICE DOZEN FRESH LOCAL GREEN IT OZ. PEGS. “P1LLBBURY" ALL FLAVORS “WIHTF.HOUHE" WHOLE CAKE MIXES . . . . 3/S1.00 SPICED PEACHES 11 OZ. CANS “TOPP" ASSORTED FLAVORS SOFT DRINKS . ■ ■ -SHOWBOAT" NO. IB1 CANS 15/S1.00 PORK & BEANS . i NO. « i CANS “SHURF1NE" FRUIT i a ■ “NORTHERN" JUMBO ROLL • COCKTAIL . . . . . 3/S1.00 GALA TOWELS . . . . . NO. IBS CANS “GREEN GIANT" 39c Vi •TIPTON" . . . . . P E A S ................ . . 2/49c TEA . . . ----------- --APPLE JELLY . . . . . 35c INSTANT TEA . . . . . * 10c ITALIAN DRESSING . . . . MUSTARD . . . . . . T « OZ. JAR rttR A F f4 9 OZ. JAR “KRAFT- H i OZ. PKG. “FRENCH'S" WHOLE CLOVES . . . . T OZ. JAR • STUFFED OLIVES . . . . CRABAPPLES “MUSSELMAN'S" SPICED . a OZ. JAR 89c 1 OZ. BTU "WISHBONE" 39c PKG. OF 1 “LIPTON" ■ 35c a NO. IK CANS “SOUTHERN" WHOLE ft CUT 49c SWEET POTATOES . . . . NO. IK JAR “MUSS ELM AN’S" WHOLE, SPICED . . . . . “SUNSHINE" 43c VANILLA WAFERS 11 OS. JAR 23c 11 OZ. PKG. a a a “BEACH'S" a SIRLOIN T-BONE • STEAK l» 88' STEAK La98 CLUB CUBE 29c BAKERY BON1LBW JOUND STEAK La 68' STEAK 33C IB OZ. PKG. APPLE RINGS . . . . . 35c KENTUCKY MINTS . . . . FAMILY PKG. 45c “LIPTON" . . . 19c ONION SOUP MIX ■ ■ “THRIFTY" MANZINILLA lb. BREAD 4 85* “E V E R n tta tr CINNAMON BUNS STEAK La88' STEAK La98' 2 W a itf t } % fk ik or • (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) By Margaret Cosby North Orlando Mayor D ara Tllion, who took office April 5, outlined itepa to bring about s clotely cooperative community anil recommended eatabliahment of three new five member group* at a spe­ cial council aeulon. Tilaon specifically stated his delire “to liaten to views and diicussioni of the people on village m atters" and en­ couraged membera of the council to “make your views known to your mayor and to each other." "I believe we form the belt council the village haa ever had. We have people here who dcilro to aeck growth, who want to work together, and who are capable of doing eo," he dated. He aikcd that conilderatlon be given the formation o( a building commission, a devel­ opment committee, and a beautification committee. In each case, one member of the council would ierve with four membcri of the village realdency. He outlined purpoiei of the development committee to be “to work with North Orlando Company, Silver Creek Com­ pany, with the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce and the South Seminole Chamber of Commerce to Investigate, flrat, the development of Seminole County sa a whole, and, aecondly, the develop­ ment of North Orlando Indi­ vidually." He luggcitcd that poiilbte lourco of beautification commlllce member! would be the already eitabllihed North Or­ lando Garden Club, (t wai requested that names be submitted for recommend­ ation to fill all groups at the next" council "rateUBg. Councilman Charles Rowell of the Health, Education and Welfare Com minion for the village, appealed for auggcilions and Ideal from all peo­ ple in the community In re­ gards to providing a recrea­ tion c o m m itte e which could submit propoiala to the coun­ cil. Jay Well, councilman in charge of lire and police de­ partment matter*, reported that a budget for the fire de­ partment ii under dlicunion and that the police depart­ ment budget la being typed for presentation to council. At bla auggeition and in view of "work, danger and low amount of pay Involved" council agreed in lie vota to reinstate Bob Stephenson a i chief of police with badge of captain and Edgar Smart • • policeman with badge of lieu­ tenant The mayor, after aomo hesitation, voted for tha men. aura to split tha tie, rem ark­ ing that he would vote yea “ so long as there ii a police de­ partment and it 1* under »upervialon of council." Council agrred that the bill for policemen's summer hata will be paid when it U filed and that Mri. Helen Green bo bonded a* tha village treaiurr. A special budget meeting wai scheduled for April M with next regular council ses­ sion to be May S. The tuxedo waa Introduced to America by Griswold Lo* rillard a t tha Tuxedo Club, Tuxedo Fork, N.Y. la 18*0. • �Prize Winning Bonnets Pre-empt Easter Parade The plush lobby of the Florida State Bank wai re­ cently transformed into ■ "P arade of Easter Hats" as the organised clubs of the area participated In a colosaal hat contest sponsored by the bank, with cash awards mad* to the winning organiza­ tions. Madame Lily Dacha and her renowned salons could not have designed and pro­ duced more colorful and var­ ied chapeaux than were on ex­ hibit at tha bank. The masterpieces were on display around a bubbling fountsfo and rock garden with bunnies, chicks and brilliantly hued eggs creating a festive Easter atmosphere for the six confused judges to decide the winners. Lovely Key Gallagher de­ signed and crested a hat for each of the Judges to wear, thus getting them In "just the mood" for announcing tho winners. The original crea­ tions were "wild" and the Judges almost threw tbelr h its Into tho ring as they en­ gaged in hilarious conversa­ tion while sipping coffee dur- fog the beeted round table discussion. Judging the difficult and delightful contest were Ches­ ter Hetrick, DcBary; John Krider, Seminole C o u n t y Chamber of Commerce; Ro­ bert Sbedden, manager of Southern Bell Telephone Com­ pany; Hike Richard ion, Or­ lando, and Paul Brookshire and Dori* William*, The San­ ford Herald Stiff. Pretty Mary Forguxon of the bank modeled all the crea­ tion* with the poiie and per­ fection of a real pro, and on Mary, they all were magni­ ficent. Each entry deterred a prize for the Ingenuity and ex­ cellent taite exhibited by the conteitant*. Richard Keogh, vice p r e s ­ ident of the bank, anticipate* EMPLOYEES OF THE FLORIDA STATE BANK model Home of the cn«h award winning chnpcaux In a recent "Euntcr Bonnet Content” «poneored by the bank. From tho left, Helen Cnney models a money cloche deHlftncd by Mra. Nancy Morgan; Darlene Paraonn nporln n pill box created by Mrs, T. W. Mcro; Jennie Shaffer nhown tinnue itcrct by Mrn. Holer Gleenon and Mary Forguaon preena Jti "Prettiest Creation" by Mrs. A, 0. Roberta. The Herald welcomes all social new* with the fol­ lowing regulatlona estab­ lished) 1—Photograph and cov­ erage requests should be made three daya prior to event. 8—Engagement a n d wedding forma are avail­ able to be accompanied by photo four daya before announcement. 8—Newa may be sub­ Joe Frank Dart has return­ mitted a t office, via mall ed to his duties with the or phone for short notices. Florida State Patrol In Bra­ Typewritten accounts In denton. He waa recently grad­ lowar case double spaced uated from the Florida High­ are expedited more quick­ way Patrol’a recruit school. ly. Names should be print­ ed in manuscript reports. Mra. Charlea Broen recent­ 4— Personal black and ly spent a week in TltuavlUe white photoa and negatives visiting Mra. Ruby Whitaker. a n acceptable. Mra. Whitaker returned home 5— Photos made by Hereld staff may be duplicat­ with Mrs. Brown and apent tha weekend. ed a t nominal cost. Doris Williams Mr. end Lira, Beaumont Society Editor Prosser of DeLand called on 828-8011—City 426-6038—Cou n ty Mra. Harry Osteen Wednes­ day. Osteen Personals MRS. ALBERT (JESSIE) JACOBS of Luke Asher Circle in Bear Lake shows her plants which were ribbon winners in a Table Show held recently ut the Garden Club of Orlando. OpsutA Jonwhhow making thl* an annual event, and Jokingly added that perfaapt next year, there would be a Men'* Dlvlilon, which would no doubt be prlcelei* to observe—a man’* venion of the lateit and exact trim for hi* derby or fedora. Receiving caxh award* for their organized club In the Junior Dlvlilon were Charlene Abram* and Jane Lea Schultz, both repreientlng Seminole High School Future Home­ maker* Club. Charlene won In the PretUett Diviiion for her white cloche with handmade purple flower* adorning the brim. M id Schultx wa* winner in the Beit U*e of Material* Di­ viiion with her creation fea­ turing a fiih net veil interiperied with miniature fishins equipment replica* attach­ ed to veil. In the Senior Dlvlilon, Mr*. A. O, Robert* of The Sanford Woman'a Club wa* awarded top honors for the Prettleit Hat. Her detlgn was a imall pink (lying aaucer with a mlity pink bouffant illuiion veil centered at the crown with a alngle large roae of pink tone*. Mr*. George Stine won cash for the Pilot Club of Sanford for the Funnleit Creation, which wa* a white sombrero with two large wooden ahad superimposed at the back and front and an assortment of lures, line* and flies ornaling the wide brim. Mr*. T. W. Mero of the lxora Garden Club had the Heat Named bonnet, labeled "The Pill Box. Various pill con­ tainers were attached to Ihe top of a small black pill box hat. Mra. Nancy Morgan of the Ixora Garden Club placed first in the Most Original Di­ vision. Her unique straw cloche was decorated with sun glasses, straw ilidea and fioreta created from currency and coins. A tie resulted in the Best Use of M steriili Division be­ tween Mrs. Helen Glceson of tho Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital Women’s Auxiliary and Mrs, Marge Cowan of the Business e n d Professional Women'* Club of Sanford, Mrs. Glceson fashioned ■ d e s i g n cleverly combining pastel shades of toilet tissue, facial tissue and chicken wire with • small beret as the base. A fascimilc of the proposed Marins was created by Mrs. Cowan, who decorated a min­ now bucket, which was topped with a tissue crown depicting water and adorned with mini­ ature sailing vessels. The distaff side at the bank will model the creations all this week for the benefit of the many Interested persons who might be curious as to the varied tastes and talent* of our clever area ladies. Dr. Luis Perez To Address Public At Nurses Meet District No. 87 of the Flor­ ida N unes Association will meet a t the Health Center on French Avenue, M o n d a y , April 10 a t 8 p. m. Following the brief bustnest m elo n , Dr. Luis P a n s will speak on "Communism1* at 8:30 with the public cor­ dially invtied a t this tlma to tha interesting address. Dr. Perea was scheduled previous­ ly to apeak, but was unable to meet the appointment. Thle program is well worth anyone's time, who is Inter­ filed In the leeuea of "Com. muniim." MRS. MALACHI HAGAN, left, wnn hoxtesx nt her Mayfair home recent­ ly to a lovely Graduation Tei honoring Miss Sharon Booth, center, a mem­ ber of the ’65 class of Seminole High School. To the right is Mrs. Noah Booth, mother of the honoree. Personals Mr*. William W. Tyro J r. (Peggy Lundqulst) and her grandmother, Mr*. Nona Wil­ son of Altamonte Spring* or* currently enjoying a three months tour of Europe while I.t. Tyre Is on temporary duty with the A ir Force in Italy. Peggy and her grandmother have rented a car and wilt lour the entire continent. England and Scotland before Joining Bill for further travel „•/,’>i‘tl ns rohoM eis. In the receiving line with in Spain and Germany, Ihe hostess and honoree were Expect a new toaster to last Mra. Noah Booth, mother of 15 years, a new upright va­ the honor guest. Both mother cuum cleaner for 18 yesrs. and daughter were presented lovely white carnation cor­ sages by the hostesses, with the honoree also receiving a "book of knowledge" charm. Beautiful f l o r a ) arrange­ ments adorned the reception area. The refreshment table was overlaid with a sheer ecru lace cloth with silver candle holders containing tall bluo glowing spiral tapers. Refreshing fruit punch was poured from a handsome A BIG SELECTION footed cut g in s bowl with OF APPROPRIATE crystal appointments contain­ ing an assortment of dainty open faced sandwiches, min­ iature tea pastries, slipper mints and toasted nuts. Mrs. John E. Fox and Miss Grace Marie Stinecipher pour­ ed and floating hostesses were Mra. J. A. Strange, Miss Melissa Wilkins, M in Pat Stcnstrom and Miss Donna Davis. Miss Sharon Booth Feted At Lovely Graduation Tea Attired in a stunning white lace skimmer over while sa­ tin, Miss Sharon Booth, a member of the 1005 gradual ing class of Seminole High School, received approximate Easter Luncheon Program Featured At Oviedo Meet By Evelyn Lundy Mrs. It. W. Estes, in > An Easter theme was car- scnce of Mrs. Lynn Mosli ried out at the Oviedo Worn- president, opened the businc an's Club, Friday, as mein- meeting, bers gathered for tho regular R wa® decided that the cl monthly luncheon and meet*en^ *10 ,0 R’° ar*hrl fog. Door hostesses were Mrs. A. B. Tcdford and Mrs. L. W. Wood. On each table was a pot of African violets and on tho stage was a largo arrangement of aalmon colored gladiolss and fern. The speaker’s table was covered with a Imen cloth and two lovely arrangcmcnU of pink end white carnations with baby’s breath were used. An appropriate Easier devotlon was given by Mrs. Joan Mclnroe. A delicious lunch of baked chicken with a mushroom, carrot and pea suaco, lime drlight salad and atrawberry shortcake was served by Mrs. Paul Slavik and her commitlee, Mra. Dan Dinda, Mra. R. L. Croom, Mrs. G. S. Moon, Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., Mrs. W. II. Stspp and Mr*. J. E. Anderaon. Ken McIntosh, prosecuting attorney of Seminole County, spoke on "Trial of Jesus." “announcement w a. ma that Mrs. Robert park< Mra. Paul Slavik. Mr*. W. Stapp and Mrs. Roy Britt h visited Sunland and had tak Ka*tcr gilt* to the childr sponsored by t h e Ovie Woman’s Club, Mrs. Estes announced th the May meeting would he covered dish lunch, Mr*. A. F. Jcrnigan a Mrs. Joan Mclnroe were w corned at new members, After the flag salute t meeting was adjourned. *~ ~~ '' GIBSON G IFTS ^ m " I-flu /I | \ \ l /# \ UJt i | >.* ^ y?; V A ’ I Bon Voyage Fete Given Duo Departing For Europe Tour S lacks YOUNG JUNIORS, JUNIORS AND MISSES COME BY New If yen haven't tried it Jest stop la aad you’ll at* ir you befog tkla ad to WED You get eae washing W 1 ►M m IV • N O R T H C O O L by SAGNER You atay neat and look fresh all day loo*, because hot thanneuetere yield to Northcool’a cool touch. Refreshing man-made fabrics front their way into Hummer, taking you along. Wrinkles stay out, creases atay In. Wash ’n wear or dry nioewLfr. C -o-o4 tailored by Sngnar In tha pick of current fashion. J u t slip on one of thane —**g u | know the true meaning o f feel c o m fo rt a— n p in & x M A i LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cer. B. 1*4 A Bastard Are. 821-1881 812-8452 WES-KAY PINECRK&T SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 1742 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON K1XXHT PHONE 222- ■ B H H H D resses The home of Mrs. Charles along with tall pink tapers fo D. Webster wa* the scene of crystal holders made up the a lovely Hon Voyage Party centerpiece. The refreshment hflAnrtog. Jehc- -P ie rre - Ubk.--ww» - vuvti w "With* "a and Mra. Theo KUlea, who are leaving on April 19Ui for a tour of eleven European coun­ tries. Among the points of Interest to he visited by (he ladle* will be a visit to the Veteran’* Cemeteries in France and the scenes of many of the battles of World War I and (I. Mra. Stiles and Mr*. Fierro are ac­ tive officers of the American Legion Auxiliary and are therefore greatly interested in visiting these spots. Two interesting side trips will be made during this tour, Mrs. Stiles will vielt with many relatives and friends el WES SAYS Cardiff, Wales and Mrs. Pierro plans a special visit to the Jack and Jill went up th* hill. Vatican. To do the weekly weak. An Easter there wai used fo Raid JtU to Jark aa the decorations. White lilies they cam* beck, and whit* lilac In an antique III Ull yon what, by goah! bowl of white, gold and pink, We caa wash MORE Clot ha* a t WES-KAY CLEANER * CHEAPER— Permanent I f a True! And Wes ie always wiiltag Arrangements Ta prase all this to yen. �Children Treated To Shopping Trip By Welcome Wagon Club «c Executive board member* of South Seminole Welcome fafwt Club, meeting Monday at the borne of Mr*. Minna Crum In Maitland, voted to purchase E aiter ihoe* for eight of the children at Lu­ theran Children'* Home in Slavia. Following the meeting, ais of the club member* picked w ip the children and took them C hopping during which each wa* allowed to (elect ihoe* of hi* or her choice. The young atcra were treated to aoft drink*, doughnut*, Ice cream and popcorn, and (till were eager for dinner upon their return to Slavia, Chib members accompany' lng the group were Mra. Crum ^M ra. Nora Norrla, Mra. Maude Crawford, Mrs. Dea Daggett, Legal Notice ■• the l m r ( af tkr I nn a ir JuJga, Semlanl* C eaafr, *‘l«r l O , ta r r « k itt, I t r ti Karat* af I1KBSIE H. McC.UU.ET Dacaaaad, Ta All Crreilara a a j Iters*** a l l M l a s Claim* ar l l r a i i l i W A galaii SiM K alatvi You ami earh of you are lirratiy ncillflcil and required lo preatnt any rlalma and de manda which rnti, or althar of you. may hara axalnat the *»lata of Rt-teSIK 11. McCAIt1.KY, ttecfaaed, lata of aald County, to the County Judea of Ramlnol* County. Florida, at lilt offlca In tha court houaa of aald County at Hanford, Florida, w ithin ala calendar montha from lha tlm t of tha flrat puh llrallon of thla notlca. Two vlroplaa of each claim or demand • ball be In w riting, and ahall alata lha p lica of raaldanca • {id poat offlca addraaa of lha claim ant, and ahall ha aworn to by lha claim ant, hit agrnt, or aitorn ay and accom panied by a filin g fee of nnt dollar and each claim or demand not ao (flail ahall ba void. ,* ? N eville L. Harden, Aa adm lnletralor of th t Kata Ia of UKSHIK H, McCAIU.KT, daceaaed ©4TK.VHTUOM. DA VIII a , McI n t o s h Attornaya for Adm lnletralor Foal ortlca Hog l it * Hanford, Florida IJTtl I'ubllah April T, 14, II, 71. 1(IS C D L-II Mr*. Lois Cohan and Mra. Maryann MUea. O tter b u iin rn reported from the meeting included the announcement that Mra. Crum would take over for remainder of the year aa acrvice chair* man. Delegate* to attend the Wei* come Wagon Council meeting at the Villa Nova In Winter Park for s workshop May • are Mrs. Miles, Mra, Norrla, Mr*. Clare Paulsen, Mra. Me­ lanie Stewart and Mra. Sandy LaPoma. A covered dish luncheon and card patty for member* and guest* la listed at the Malt* land Civic Center for 11:30 a. m., Aprit 27. Next general membership meeting of the South Seminole Club will be held April 22, 11:30 a. m„ at Creighton'a Restaurant in Wintsr Park Mall. Legal Notice NOTICE o r S l’IT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO BETTY L. KINNEY, w h o a * laat-know n r*»ldene* and w hereabouts la 111 Lagrange Avanu*. Memphis, Tanntaaaat Suit having batn (Had agalnat you In the Clrrult Court In and for Sem inole County, Florida, In Chancery, for dt vorca, tha abbreviated title of which la Richard Klnnay, plain tiff, vtraua Ratty L Klnnay, darandant, thla notice I* lo re­ quire you to fll* with tha Clark of said Court your written de­ fense*, If any, to tha p lan tlffa com plaint fllad In aald causa, *M to aarve a copy on tha p la in tiff* attornaya not latar than the 10th day of April, A. D. IH *. Herein fall not or a decree pro confaaao w ill ba antarad agalnat you. WITNESS my hand and the •aal of aald Court at Sanford, Florida, thla t lt b day of March. A. D. 111*. (SEAL) Arthur II. Backwtth, Jr., Clerk of tha Circuit Court Ry: M atin* Stowall Deputy Clark HUTCHISON AND LEFTLER Edward* Uulldlng Poat Offlca Drawer H Sanford, Florida Atiornaya for P lain tiff Publlah March II * April f, 14. Jl, l i l t . *5 THK CIRCUIT CO CRT OP CDK-11T •HIK NINTH J ClltCt A*. C tR . H IT IN AND FOR SEMI VOLK FICTITIOUS NARK CO II NTT, FLORIDA, NOTICE IS haraby given that Chaarery N«, Haon I am engaged In business a t fo rec lo su re o r Hwy. Hit 414, Longwood, Sam* MORTGACK NOTICE OP SUIT Inula County, Florida, undar ral.'HIK COUNTT H A V I N O P Ilia flctltlu us nam* of SANw llA N K , a Naw York Corpora, LANDO MOBILE HOME BALKS tlon, i *• and th at I Inland to ragUtar P la in tiff aald nam* w ith Ih* Clarh of Vb / Ih* Circuit Cuurt, sam lnol* ROBERT J. POFOVITH and County, Florida, In accordance 1.11,LIE F. POPOVITS. hla wife. w ith tha provision* of tha FIc• fid all unknown h i Ira, da. tllluua Name Statutes, lu -w lt: vlaaaa, granites, aaalgnaai, Heel Ion 1( 1.ct F lorida Vistula* lltnora. credllora, Iruataaa, or HIT. olh ar clalm anla claim ing by, Hlg: R. C. Blount through, undar or agalnat tlO. Publish: April 14, 11, II. May 1IKKT J. POPOVITS, and ML- a. m i M B P. POPOVITS, hla wlfa. CDL 44 w ho may ba daad and not known to ba daad, or atlva. and ■EMINOLR COUNTT BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT all unknown parttaa and claim , Native of P ahll* H earts* ante having or claim ing any To whom It m ay concern: righ t, Mile nr Interval In and Tha Hamlnol* County Board tu tha properly Involved In thla of A djuitm ant w ill hold a cauat, Defendant* public b larin g to conaldar tha poaalblllty of gran tin g ptrm laTH E STATE OP Pl.OHtDA TO I IlOUEItT J. POPOVITS and alon to park a irallar in conLILLIE F. POPOVITS. hla Junctlun w ith commercial uaa w lfa, whoa* raaldanca la for occupancy by an em ploye* unknown and all unknown lu a C*l Commercial son* aa helra, davDaaa. grant***, raquaatad by Uaorga Kmlg on •aalgnaa*. lltnora, credi­ tha fallow in g described pro­ tor*. truataaa, or other perly: Bag. *41.11 ft ■ and claim ant* claim ing by, via.* ft S of tha NW corner of A through, undar or agalnat HWU of NEK run S I** ft E HOI1 E llT J. POPOVITS l l l . i l ft N 101 ft W II*.I ft to , and 1.11,1,1 K F. POPOVITS, baa. Section H - t lS - f lE . P ublic hearin g w ill ba held hla wlfa, who may ba daad and not known to ba In tha County Commissioner* Hoorn, C surt Houaa, Sanford. daad, or allva. and all un> know n partlaa and claim ­ Florida, oa April IP, l l t l , at ant* having or claim ing Til* P.M. or a* soan tharaaftar any right, lltla or Inter- aa poaslbla Hamlnol* County eat In and to tha propa.-ty Board of A djustm ent Involved In thla caua*. ♦ A— rau-AA.snrr7rte nnrotm*a th a t n ault haa been (Had • aalnat you aa Datandanta In tha abova an til lad cauaa, and hat you ar* haraby required to (II* your nnawar w ith the Clark of thla Court, and to aerVa a copy thereof upon tha P la in tiff, or P la in tiff* atto r­ ney, whoaa name and addraaa la: Denial J. LeFavr* of Car­ g ill * le f a v r a , (Tl Waat Pairbanka Avanu*. P. O. Bon I f l. W inter Park. Florida, not latar than April l» th , 1141. If you fall to do ao, daora* pro confraao w ill ba antarad agalnat you for the relief da* mandad In lha Complaint. Tha nature of aald ault being for Poracloaur* of M ortgage recorded In O fficial ll*corda B ook t i l , Pag** 111. III. I l l and 111, Public Itacrrda of Hamlnol* County, Florida, lha description of lha proparty proceeded agalnat being aa foUpwa: All that certain prop a r ty altuata and balng In Hamlnol* County. Florida, mnra particularly deacrlbad aa foliow at Lot 11 c f Block “B", EASTB It O O K SUBDIVISION, UNIT NO. BIX IND REPLAT, according to tha P lat thereof a* recorded In P la l Book "14". P as* II. P ublic Records of Sam Inula County, Florida. T ogether with tha follow in g llam a of property which era lo* rated In and parmanantly inatallad aa part of tha Impravamanta on aald landl IIOTPOINT E L E C T R I C BUILT • IN OVEN MODEL R JIID SERIAL 111* IIOTPOINT E L E C T R I C BUILT • IN HANOE MO* DEL IITRCWIID SERIAL *1141 LUXAIRE FURNACE MODEL H«T* SERIAL J ltK I * W ITNESS my h in d and ih* •aal or aald Court at Sanford. Hamlnol* County. Florida, tkla 2*th day of March, 1**1. '(SE A L ) Arthur M Beckwith. Jr., Clark of Circuit Court B yi Martha T. Viklaa Deputy Clark • • P u b lis h M arch It. II. HU • CD I*f . I l l It * -----a,- Tm M sro.- HaibYeh, Chairman PUBLISH: A pril 11, 1 H I CDL 4* ■EMINOLR COUNTT BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT N atlva m i PabUa Mearing To whom It m ay eoncarn: Tha gamlnota County Board of A djustm ent w ill hold g pub­ lic hearing to conaldar the pea. •Ibltity o f gran tin g g special •"caption lo tha Boning Kagu* latlona In an A -l A grlcultura io n s ta permit Installation o f w ater and aawar treatm ent plants, stable* and public racraatlon facilities aa raquaatad by Spring V alley Parma, la c. on tha follow in g described property: T*a W | | * ft af tha MKK of lha SEK • ( tha SW K of Sactlon II*IIg-lIK . Public hearing w ill be bald In lha County Commtaaionara Room, Court Houaa, Sanford, Florida, on April If, m i , a t T:l* P.M. or aa oooa tharaaftar aa poaalbla. Hamlnol* County Board o f Adjuatmant By W illiam c . H al bach, Chalrasaa PUBLISHi A pril l« . 111* CDL 4T S E M IN O L E C O U N TT BO ARD OP ADJUITMHBT Nallva m i n u b H aaetag Tu whom It m ay cca ca m t Tha Samlaola County Board or Adjuatmant w ill held a pub­ lic hearing to aonsMaa tha poaalbillly af gran tin g g special recaption in s n A -l A g r tcsltura aona aa raquaatad by Mra. John Mannlg to raise s a d gall parakaata oa g wholesale basis un the follow in g dascribed pro­ perly: Bag 11.17 ft ■ o f ME cor of NW K af M Bit « f OWK run N I I I f l I M ft | IM F 1 i f LIT ft W H IT * ft to bog balng In aactlo* t t - t l P - t l * . Public hearing w ill ba bald in the County Commtaaionara Room. Court Houaa, danfard. Florida, an April If, I N I , gt T:l* P.M. ar a* soon tharaaftar •a poaalbla. gam laala Cauaty Board a f Adjuatmant By WllllAm C Malbaak, Chfclrmt-D A p ril T, PUBLISH: April I t, IIIJ CDL II W City Bus Service Scheduled To Start Next Fall Willies. D. Leaig Apapka, Florida t ONE OF FOUR young agriculturists, ail under 36, named America's Outstanding Y o u n g Farmers by the Junior Chamber of Commerce of the U. S. a t Fort Collins, Colo., was WilHan D. Long, of Apop­ ka. Other three are from S o u t h Dakota, Georgia and Oregon. Churchwomen Hold Meet By Mrs. Rftehid Harris Episcopal Churchwomtn of All Saints Episcopal Church, Enterprise, mat last Wadnaidajr afternoon at Lltch Houaa with Rav. Michaal Klppanbrock leading tha discuiilon atsalon. Fr. Kippenbrock reviewed a collection of talks given at tha THannlal Masting of Episcopal Churchwomen held last fall in 9L Louis, Mo„ and gave thumbnail sketches of tho addresses entitled “ Knowing tb* Tim#*,” "The World W* Live In,” “Our Changing Nation,” and “Wo­ man in Church and Sociatjr.” Next m atting of tho group will bo May 19. Legal Notice ■ MMINOLM COUNTT BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Native m i Pnblta Hearing To whom It m ay eoncarn: Tha Hamlnol* County Board of Adjuatmant w ill hold a pub­ lic hearing to conaldar tha poa­ alblllty of gran tin g parmlialon to build a church In a R -l Mul­ tiple Fam ily aona aa raquaatad by Rav. A, V. llow ell. D istrict Bupt. of tha Church of Uod un the follo w in g deacrlbad proparty: Tha W 111* ft of tha E *10.1 ft of Lot L Central Park, P. B. I, P g. »>. Public hearing w ill ba held In tha County Commissioner* Room. Court Houaa, Sanrord, Florida, on April 1*. l l t l at T:l* P.M. or aa soon tharaaftar •a poaalbla. Samlnol* County Board of Adjuatmant By W illiam C. H alback, Chairman PUBLISH: April 14, 111* CDL 41 Sanford again will have city bus service, with eervice expanded to residential area* outside the city, beginning •onto time next fall, accord­ ing to plan* by George White and Sanford City Commias lonars. White told commissioner* that ho could not get deli­ very on the buaea from De­ troit until some time In the “third quarter of the year' and would start service im­ mediately on delivery of the buaea, which will be “new and modem." White aald that he would establish special prices for school students at 10 cents, with g student card; SB cent* Inside the city limits or to tha Naval Air Station; BO cents to Loch Arbor and Sunland Estate*. T r a n s f e r s would be free. Student hour* would ba from 7 a.m, to 4 p.m. Ha plana to start with three buses and expand as use demands, going up to a* many as 18. Commissioner* tabled ac­ tion on signing of the franch­ ise pending incorporation of tha bus company and approv­ al by the Interstate Com­ merce Commiaslon (ICC). EASTER HONNETS, styled and fashioned by the wearers, were theme for the program of the Longwood Civic Leniwe’g April meeting. Among outstanding hats were those worn by (seated, left to right) Mrs. W. J. Hartley and III ins Elizabeth Abbott, and (Mmuling) Mrs. Walter Krohne, Mrs. Arthur i’nlman and Mins Ella CunimingH. (Herald Photo) Lost Eye HOLT, England (UPI) — Lost property handed into the local police station here Includes o n e haael-colored glass eye. CDL f l ■MNINOLB COUNTT NOAMD OF ADJUSTMENT Nattaa m l W h ite MaoH ag To whom It may eoncarn: Tha tem ln ola County Board o f A djustm ent w ill hold a pub. lla haarlag to conaldar th* poa­ alblllty af gran tin g • aids yard aatback variance from accaa* r ig h t-o f-w a y road to lha Eonla g Bagulatlona aa requested by Robarl H. Throadgill on th* follow in g deacrlbad property: Comm at NW cor o f N IH ft of g 4** ft Of HEK of BEK. thanes S l l ' l f l t " E along th* N llaa m l aald N Is* ft. I l l t i ft to th* POB, contlnu* ■ IS*14*11“ B 4SI.II ft lo th* K lln* of said BEK a f BEK, thane* S t ’ l r i t " * IS* ft, thane* N ( S ' l t ' S r W SIS.IS ft; thane* N E IS* ft to PUB. Subject to aacamant for road ever th* I I lb Public bearin g w ill b* held In lha County Com missioners Room, Court House. Hanford. Florida, oa April IS, ISIS, at 7:11 P.M. or aa boss tharaaftar aa possible. ■satin*]* County Beard of Adjuatmant My W illiam C. H alback, C h tlrin iti PUBLISH: April Jl, ItSI CDL i* Pag* • By Jana Casselberry on the Destroyer USS Lewes. With all of Central Florida A fter seeing action in Korea excited over the prospect of he became a Navy teat pilot. During the year* 1058-19(11 Astronaut John Young's tri­ he logged more than 6,000 umphant return to Orlando for a hero’* welcome on Sat­ hours in Jets and art th* urday, April 24, South Sem­ world's 3,000 meter high al­ inole Junior High School sev­ titude speed record. One of the youngrst Gem­ enth grade students have been fortunate in getting a ini astronauts, he stands a more intimate glimpse of his good chance to make the lun­ earlier life aa well a* the a r trip, due to hi* age and experience. Gemini Program, According to Akerman, Young'* cousin, Joe AkerJohn has a keen, dry, home­ man, an eighth grade science teacher at South Seminole, spun wit hut is rather reserv­ haa given talks on his fam­ ed around large groups and extremely modest. He remem­ ous relative to ail the sevrnth bers his cousin was fun lo grade science classes during be with, back in their youth, the past two week*. John Young was born in San because of his repertory of funny stories. Though ha Francisco in 1031 after his might prefer taking a bark parents returned from China, seat, Young has proved him* where hla father, H u g h self an excellent leader when Young, waa an engineer em­ the nerd arises. ployed In building the first Sean, Roebuck Store in that country. Soon afterward they moved to Carteravllle, Ga., the eld­ er Young'a boyhood home. The family moved to Orlando Eric Nicl pence, mje-dav­ In 1037 an » '' -vwi WIRilL-nc oid ton of Mr. and Mrs. blocks from Akerman. Jam es Edward Dence, 412 John attended Princeton Edltha Circle, died Tuesday Elementary, Memorial Junior morning at Seminole Memor­ High, and Orlando High ial Hospital. Schools. He graduated in Survivors, In addition to the ItMtf as the most outstanding parents, are two brothers, Mi­ scholar in hla class, having chael and Dradlcy, and a sis­ made straight A'a in nil sub­ ter, Darla, all ot Sanford; jects. grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. He waa the recipient of the Raymond Dence and Mr. ami Guernsey Good Citlaenahip Sirs. Hiram Ellsworth, all of Northville, N. Y. Award. Services and burial will He attended Georgia Tech from I948-10K2 on m Navy take place In Northville. Gramkow Funeral Home la scholarship graduating sec­ ond In hla class. in charge of arrangements. After graduation ha went on active duty with the U.S. Navy and waa assigned aa a WASHINGTON (U PI) — forward artillery observer The Senate has approved a resolution honoring Dr. Jon­ as Salk and the National F o u n d a t i o n (March o t Dimes) on th* 10th annivers­ ary of Salk's discovery of an anti-polio vaccine. Mr*. Evelyn R. Partin, 74, died at 8: 2] p.m, Sunday at her home In Oviedo. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Dorn in Chuluota Jan. 22, 1891, she had lived In Oviedo Najeeb E. Halaby, Federal for the past 52 years and Aviation administrator, ha* served aa manager of the denied he intends to resign Oviedo ichoo! lunchroom for to arrept a high-paying post many year*. She was the wife with an airline. of the Isle J. C. Partin, waa a member of First Methodist Church of Oviedo, and waa a PARTIN, RMS. KVSCLYN II— Gold Star Mother. Kuni-ral aarvlraa fur Mra. Surviving are a son, T. K. Kvrlyn 11. I’arlln. 71, of Partin, of Oviedo; two grand­ Hvlatto. who illait Hull'll,}, w ill hr hrlil at |o a.in, T h u n children, Tommy Partin and tlMY at K i r a l MalhiHllit ( 'hurt'll nf llvlatlu w ill: llrv, Mr*. Shirley Slayton, both of t'nrltim o f oriandtt Oviedo; (wo great grandchil­ Itenra* nfrit-lathia. llurlal w ill lir In dren, and (wo brothers, A. E. UhotunlM Uamalary, Arttva lialltxarrra w ill b* IV. it. Cullcy, of Miami, and Lester Kllhrr, r . T. Nil,lack. I’. D. Culley, of Casselberry. Hlaylun, A. SI. Jonra, C. II. Ulniila and Dr. K. W. Hlmirr. Hrlsson Funeral Home is in Ilrlaann Funeral llom * Itl charge of arrangements. chars*. Expires Tuesday Honor Salk IIETA CLLJII niemborit at Forest Lake Academy fillet! in for tho regular ptaff when Student Day wan observed. Taking over for the registrar, Miss Mary Elam (left front) was Teresa Trimble, vice president of the club. John Lauer, president, (left buck) served as principal for Elder William Fuchs, (Herald Photo) Shopping Guide Easter Food Supply Plentiful (The following guide to the nation'* food buy* for th* weekend waa prrparrd by the U.8. llrparintvnU of Agriculture and Interior for l ulled Press Interna­ tional.) eggs I'omplcte the outlook fur good protein buy*. A fine variety of fresh fruits uml vi-gvlahlr* Is uvull aide, n a n riling lo the latest market news report* from USIlA's Consumer and Mar­ keting Service. Tuji* on the Hat are nsjiarWASHINGTON (UPI) — IHenty of attractively |irii-rd mvata, fruits, vegetable*, nmt eggs await thla wrek'a shop­ per. All basic groups are The Seminole Little Lea­ available In abundant and gue Woman's Auxiliary will colorful supply. llerf ronsta, itraks. bacon. hold its regular Thursday Roston bulla, haunt uml meeting this week at H p.m, smoked picnics lead thu red at the Civic League llulldlng on Church Street In Longmast buy*. Canned pink salmon, fish wood. All mothers and friends of atirka, fish portions, and agus, green beans, enhhuge, clergy, lettuce, onions both green and dry, peppers, rad­ ishes, and tomatoes. Apples, bananas, grape­ fruit, rhubarb, and strawber­ ries are in good supply. Or­ anges are especially plentiful. LL Mothers Set T hursday Meet the I lttle League are Invit­ ed to attend. The work of the organisation will be ex­ plained through use of so Il­ lustrative chart and refresh­ ment* will b« served through courtesy of the Longwood I.lttle la-ague mothers. Evelyn B. Partin Dies At Oviedo Denies Report Funeral Notice When you're upstairs in the bedroom M en you ca n look to for DEPENDABLE SERVICE Maurice Bulled Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Hulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy’s Sanford custom era. W a N o. e ra s ESTATE OF LOUISE H. SAW­ YER. DECEASED NOTICE TO CBBDITOBS TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S AOAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each o f you era haraby natlflad and required to fils nay alalma and demands which you, or althar of you. may have again*: aald astata In tha offlca of Ha*. K arlyla Hauaholdar, County Ju d s* of Somlnolo County, a t hla offlca In tha Court Houaa In Aaafard, Florida, w ithin ala calendar montha fram tha tlma a f tha flrat pnhllcntlon af this nolle*. Each claim or demand muat ha in w ritin g and contain the place o f raaldanoa and poat o f­ fice addraaa af tha claim ant and m ust ba sw orn to by tho claim ant, hla agen t or atto r­ ney, or tho nnm* ahall ba void. / * / K. Papa Rate*It As A ncillary Adm inistrator o f aald aetata C.T.A. E. Papa Baaaatt “ 1 te n th M aitland Ava. ItU a*. Florida A ttorney for Ancillary Adm inistrator C.T.A. P ublish: April l * . I I , II, May I. l l t l A p r il 1 4 , 1 9 6 5 — Infant Dence UnlUd Praaa International In the year 380 Roman Emperor Theodosiui banned pagan god* and mad* Christ­ ianity based on the Nicene Creed the official religion, according to tha World Al­ manac. SEMINOLE COUNTY HOARD OF ADJI’STRKNT Native m i Pnbllv Hearing To whom It may concern: Tha Htmlnnl* County Board of Adjuatmant w ill hold a pub­ lic htarlng to conaldar tha pos­ sibility of urantlna • rear jard aatback variance lu Ilia Zoning R egulations aa requested by Ueorg* E. Karrea on tha fo l­ low ing described properly: Lot 4, Block B, Tanglewoud Section L Public hearing w ill b* bald In tha County UunirnlaaJuurr* Room, Court llouae, Hanford, Florida, on April IS, 1st*, at 1:10 I'.M. or a* soon Ibaraaftar SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD •■ poaalbla. Samlnol* County OF ADJUSTMENT Bail** a f Fabtta Siva H ag Board o f Adjuatmant By W illiam C. Halback, To whom tt may concern: Chairman Tha Samlnol* County Board of Adjuatmant wilt hold a pub­ PUBLISH: April 14. ISIS lic hearing to conaldar lha poa­ CDL II alblllty of gran tin g a rear yard and alda yard aatback variance SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT to tha Coning Bagulatlona aa Native a f W h ile H aarlag raquaatad by W altar Bondar on the follow in g described To whom II may concern: Tha Somlnola County Board property: Lot t, Bloch C, Sanof Adjuatmant w ill hold a pub* Undo Country Club E states. P ublic hearing wilt ba held llo hearing to conaldar Ih* poaIn tha County Commtaaionara albillly o f gran tin g a special Room, Court Houaa, Sanford, exception In an A-I A grlcul­ Florida, an April IS, t i l l , at tura to n s to Install and oper­ T:l» P.M. or aa soon thereafter ate a irallar park on tha fol. low ing described proparly at aa poaatbla. requested by Kannalh W, HrSamlnol* County Intoah for D, J. Icardl: Reg Board of Adjuatmant a t a pt H I.st ft N of HW cor By W illiam C. Halback, of Lot II, gprlng Hammock, Chairman P.IL I, P gs. I thru I, run H PUNLIPHi April 14, ISIS *»'4I’ E parallel w llh S lln* CDL I I of said lo t lft.4 7 ft lo a curve SEMINOLE COUNTT NOAED concava g*arly having a radlua of IIS ft a central an gle of OF ADJUSTMENT Nattaa m l ,Fvp|tv. Rynrbue___ Jl'tJ'XU'---Ito iM - idsng- - aunr curve an arc dlatanca of SI.ta To' Whom Tt may eoncarn: Tha Namlnola County Board ft to the NW 'srly ll/W of 8.H. thanes N tS'tT’• f Adjuatmant w ill hold a pub­ No*. ) | ft lic hearing to conaldar tha poa­ ■S“ B alon g said It/ W lo fl alblllty of granting a rear thance NW'arly along a curve yard, fr o st atraat aatback var­ concave E arly havin g a radlua iance and houaa alia variance o f IBS fl, a central angle of to lha gonln g Bagulatlona ns ta 'll'IS " for an are distance raquaatad by Barnard McKIn- o f ISS.SS ft, lhanca N SS'tS' W nay on tha follow in g described ISM S fl to tha W Una of Lot property: N I* ft • ( tha E II* II, thanca S ***!(' E to tha ft of NEK of NEK >A Section POB. A lso Lota II, IS, IS and IS, Spring Hammock, P. B. 1, lt-I » -I I E . Pubtle hearing w ill ba bald Fg*. I thru I, lata S 4IS ft of In th e County Cammlaalanars tha W II* ft and Ia n that part Room, Court Houaa, Sanford, of Lot II, lyin g M of g.ll. No*. Florida, oa April II, 1**1, at II A SB*. P ublic hearing w ill b* held T:I0 P.M. or aa soon tharaaftar In tha County Cummiaalonara aa poaatbla. Room. Court House, Manfurd, Samlaola County Florida, on April IS, l i s t , at Board of Adjustm ent 7:1* P.M. or aa soon tharaaftar By W illiam C. Halback, aa poaalbla. Chairman Samlnol* County PUBLISH: April It. 11(1 Board of Adjustment CDL SI By W illiam U. Halback, IN C O U N T T JU D G E 'S C O U R T . Chairman ■E M IN O L R C O U N T T . F L O * . PUBLISH: April 14, 1H I ID A CDL t t U r n tH Young Students Hear Of Astronaut Yeung Now You Know Legal Notice fe tth r S William Carte This I h the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and res­ taurants in the Sanford-area. William Carte is a man you can depend on for service. you need trick shoes or an EXTENSION TELEPHONE Raich Inutted of nut. Install eonv a o itet talaphoDM in your hfd w w q , kitchan, dan, anywhara, in tha color of your choice. Order yours today. And a trademark that means DEPENDABLE Q U A LITY! TELEPHONE 322-5663 I The Winter Park Telephone Company �« S S S Jrv. 11TH ANNUAL RECONNAISSANCE Bombing l>erhy at Sanford Naval Air Slnllon attracted thousand* al air nhow climax Saturday. 1—Cdr, II. D. Brown accept** North American Avlullon Trophy from John P ohiicsh, NAA vice president. 2—Crowd of thousand* watches action from parking urea near lower. 3—Cnpt, Dirk Schram prepares to take off In Piper (*ut> for "Flying I’rofcfcBor" act. I—'Tiger'* planes of Blue Angela warm up to take off. 5—Blue Angela check flight plan* preparatory to uhow climaxing Derby week, fl—Spectator* get clone look at air­ craft. 7— Mm. Kay Bartholomew preaentu lead­ ership trophy In memory of Cdr. Barton W, Bartholomew. B—Color guard of Marine* and Seamen. (Herald Photon) *i - *5 ... v>vs’- ■.• ■ CV' * .M l;C £ • r; ' • "V .'' w * ■ : ■ • M -l • J frrfifrrn ’ li ! Im. .1. X * i r ■i . i i 1 -.‘. ■r,; * -V■* i M f| - • ■ l . 'f ja ile r^ _________L _ * rw •*> • �*1 Fill Y O U R B A S K E T w ith B A R G A I N S . SMOKED SAUSAGE — LEAN MEAT WIENERS — RED HOTS — BOLOGNA — TURKEY LEGS OR WINGS - OX TAILS — BEEF LIVER * ARMOUR STAR CANNED CENTER CUT PORK LEAN BAR-B-Q SIZE PORK CHOPS * 59* wo«cs HAMS » 49‘ «3 9 * r ib s $1 79 BACON» 2 9 FLA. GRADE “A” D & D WHOLE FR YER S 25 LIMIT 3 PLEASE HEAVY WESTERN CORN FED BEEF ROAST 39 LB. ALL MEAT BONELESS OVEN ROAST »5 9 < STEW . 59 STEAK » 4 9 STEAK ,5 9 CHUCK RIB CLUB BONELESS ROUND STEAK .6 9 STEAK .6 9 SHURFRE8H 200 CT. CAMEO BISCUIT 6 cans 39- NAPKINS 25' We Have a Large Variety of Easter Candy and n im ra n o . ijj c a n s PEACHES . . . FOOT) KINO 2/49c FLOUR . . . . RELISH . . . . SOUTHERN TAMS SWEET POTATOES FRO JOT NO. Z CANS 2/29c PINEAPPLE . .4/S1.00 STANDARD 1 LB. CANS 35c TOMATOES NO. SJi CANS . . 39c TtlBBR DIAMONDS » 01. 1AR ALABAMA GIRL I WEST i lb. bao r iiu h f in e IS 07.. RTLS. . . . Baskets . . 3/29c STANDARD CUT NO. 101 CANS 2/45c GREEN BEANS Vt GAL. . 2/25c MtKENZIE GREEN ICE MILK . . ._ J c SI OZ. UMA BEANS .- 39c r n tn ii POLE BEANS CELERY 2 19* LB. LARGE STALKS 29 LARGE SIZE LEMONS D O Z. 39‘ GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS V' ^ L O U T & W IT H H M O R D E R * r W; i *• T - f «*M*r f|Mf I ; ' , �% a — -! I F* Grade **A” Quick Frozen Oven Ready Young TURKEYS 35 39 17 to 22 Lb. AVERAGE LB. 6 to 16 Lb. AVERAGE LB. “SUPER-RIGHT” SHORT SHANK SMOKED Mi EASTER H A M S SHANK PORTION 39 SOUTHERN STAR BONELESS KENTUCKY ■ t ■ i s s LB. 49 5 - s > 3 .4 9 QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS 3 $P PERFECT FOR COOK-OUTS OR COOK-INS! ANN PAGE GREEN SHRIMP it. 89- ROUND STEAK Eggs H Egg Dye Kits £,'• 19- ls r BARBECUE SAUCE is 39MIX OR MATCH ’EM 8 BEETS 2 F°r89* CHICK-CHICK EASTER I it 88: A&P WHOLE OR SLICED LARGE WHITE Cta. Of DoICR YOUR CHOICE "SUPER-RIGHT” WESTERN FULL CUT 8UNNYBROOK FRESH FLORIDA GRADE "A” If LEG OR BREAST “SUPER-RIGHT” PURE PORK (ROUND BEEF 3 it. M" SAUSAGE I ( (Morrell Canned Ham 10 Lb. Can 66.69) C AN N ED HAM S ••SUPER-RIGHT” FRESHLY HALF or WHOLE 12 to 16 Lb. A vj. 39- f1 1 4lt 1 LB. CANS | RAID J STAM PS Peter Pen Cr. 8m. l« H i Butter 1 lb. 12 o*. ja r B»e April 17 4-17-99 L S mm£ S ' 5 0 CXIRA IONA CUT BEETS, CUT GREEN BEANS OR IONA MIX OR MATCH ’EM Tom atoes 8 1 LB. CANS 8 B EXTRA PLAID 8 9 ‘ m u: — u s jB Pad* *tent pfcg. 4»« April 17 4-17.U SACRAMENTO BRAND T o m a to Juice ■ M U A MRIOW | IGHT O’CLOCK Corn JANE PARKER Save 4c I Save I4< 141. BAG LE SUEUR SWEET PEAS I LB. CAN 29c) LE SUEUR SMALL WHOLE KERNEL W hite Pineapple Pie JANE PARKER 3-LB. BAG Blackberry Pie t EASTER CAN D IES! 1 Lb- » O*- & Each “ 1 2 U °‘ «' 12 OZ. CANS Jelly Eggs ft 2B* Pineqpplo AAP BRAND CHILLED Pound Cake » Standing Rabbit Orange Juice Pineapple Juice ,Qc i BATHROOM TISSUE Soft-Weve __ 4^ b 1 Easter Baskets Jane Parker 4-LAYER RAINBOW CAKE G.L M e Bottle • • College la a Tomato Cock* ■all-O h HI no W tU-RI*-1 April IT 4-17-91 Each •|-1# Peach Preserves ‘A t 79* H R , fl-O Z . PINEAPPLE Pkbl* Pateh Sweet FRESH RUBY RED ft M y N aifStump srT . » M A m U fa fu tm F*e tta COMPANY, net RHUBARB * u p e r J ^ J o r lie t s Vanilla Wafers 12 ox. S pkge. $1.00 Mueller* Macaroni 3 « » *1 .0 0 1 lb. pkff. 25< Mixed Pickles.......1 lb. 6 oz. 37c Star K iit Light Meat Chunk Tuna *•»••*•**#*4«M4 6</t oz. 33c Hudaon ShewriM Napkins.......pkff. of 60 2 for 29c « 23 ASPARAGUS king, lutdoue checoleto cum* all around, r R . . . ter a ttwner ot compUmenUt Suneblne FRESH LARGE SWEET FRESH CALIF. A treat to the eye. appetite end budget* A lter. netMg Uyera of detecUble cto co iite end golden •te e a n te end topped with ■ deiiclout c h e n y CAUF. Hudaon Regular Biff H Towels •eeeeeee pkff. of 2 45c Hudaon Facial T issue.......pkff. of 400 29c Cream of Leek Soup Ills tette>M*»i pk(. of 2 25* ! Artichokes 2 " 2 9 SWEET JUICY LARGE VINE RIPE ORANGES 8 ^ 4 9 * Cantaloupes LA CHOY Chow Mete Noodles 5 Vi ox. con 17e Sop Banco 5 ox. boltte lie Sandwich Bixo Baggies Chow°Mela lb. 10 ox. can 89c ChickM Chow Kola lb. 12 oo. can $1.05 Green Giant Chow Main I lb. can Sic Vs^ U b fes 1 lb. can 29c Pkg. Of 50 Gerben Strained IS On. A m t Neffieo 29c Baby Food 6/d5c Fix-A-Drink French Dressing .............8 oc. 29c K raft Catalina Dresslaff 12 Ox. Green Giant Pena 1 Lb. Green Giant Kitchen Sliced Bottp Crocker Leper m I Lb. Niblels Com 21c with Onions 29c Green Beans 23c Cake Nixes ■ / * • # * - r On. Facial Soap 8 as. 39c Kraft Tkouaaad I*land 1 Lb. Jax IWoodbnry Facial Soap 29c Pickled Beets 25c Soap 39c Kraft Pratalaj ...w...... . . . . . . 8 rhono Prlceo ElfeeIIre la Sanford Store Oaly Price* la Thb Ad Are Good Through Setnrday, April IT. Piaecrast Shopping Center — Hwjr. 17*92 At 27th St. I STAMM Ann I’ta e Blended Syrup 18 «>*• bottle April IT 4 >17-95 ANN PAGE PINEAPPLE OR ------- FK1MITTA K~ DIVIDUAL R o ll 2 Pack 23e 1/ Marshmallows___ S* tt Basket Mix EXTRA .... ............................... CAMPFIRE CARNIVAL EABTER W s Cana of Ions Beane S I Ml caaa U t M w iM M April 17 4-1741 2 * tkc.4. 6 B “ n r WORTHMORE SOLID MILK CHOCOLATE _ c DOLE HAWAIIAN SU CED . A * l‘ HAWAIIAN O swoltPfckter ,l“ °‘ JANE PARKER GOLD OR MARBLE L ’r O Ann P rs# Gourmet Whole ______ Clorra l ! i ot. bottle 49e j \ x . April 17 4-I7BS Jar WORTHMORE ASSORTED Lb. ■ Ot. 9 8 * UK Our Ow* g ^ a i llu te B t Tea 3 o z .J a r 9 » e ^ H April IT 4. 17 .M 39 IGreta Giant ex. 27c Kraft Roka D ressing................ 8 oz. 43c Piliabury Hungry Jack Refrigerated Biscuits 1 Lb. 111 ,...... 9 1j os. 10c Gloat 4/36clGreen Pees 2/49c Nexicorn 12 Ox. 23c Bath Sine Vegetable Shortening 8e Off Nebloco Shredded 19 \ \ Ox. 3 Lb. 41c Dial Soap 2/43c Crisco 89c Wheel 27c �1W-3 ... Sanford Style Bruce Biossot--Ray Cromfey CHECK POINT shopping area to show their wares. We don’t believe there are too many skeptics today. Well done, fellows 1 The Navy cleared the decks for action Saturday and gave Central Floridans one of the best air shows they will ever see. It was a fitting climax to a week full of joint Navycivilian activities. It helped cement the relationship that already exists between the Navy and Sanford. The visiting admirals returned to their commands with extremely fav­ orable impressions of our city. It wax a good week for us all. It really was "that was the week that was I" Political Notebook Thought For Today But I say to you, Love your ene­ mies and pray for those who perse­ cute you.—Matthew 6:44. Phil Newsom Says Austerity Pays Off » For exactly a year now Bra­ zilians havB been living under an austerity program a* tough as tha grim career soldier who in April, 1984, took over from inept and leftist-leaning Presi­ dent Joao Goulart. But when President Hum­ berto Castello Branco marked the first anniversary of Bra­ sil’s revolutionary regtma by accepting another >43.4 million in U. S. loans, there waa fur­ ther proof that austerity D paying off. The loins under the Alliance of Progress will go into elec­ tric power projects, highway a, Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Urn. Julia Barton ■ear Lake-Fereat City Mre. Maryann Milan Mt-MTI Casselberry Mi l Jana Caaaalkorry git-1144 0 * 4 ! Chat nets Mrs. Jean M afia 145-1711 DeBary Mrs. John Leone MS-4182 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney 4 II-H I1 Geneve Mr*. JcAnn Hays S4I-4ITI ft t a Page 1-A w Entarprtae Mrs. MtoMt H an ts W lilt MM MI Lake Nan Mrs. Frances w aster m a in Labe Moaroe Mrs. H. L. Jafcaeea 222-4722 U ||W M l Mrs. Danes Eaten SSt-IIlT North Orlande Mrs. M argaret Cosby _ __________ Mrs. Clarence Beyder 121-4141 OvtaBa Mis. Evelyn Lundy s a - a iM n fo rd Sanford, Florida f r n tto Wed., April 14, 1966 4 1 tc k a. m i u w , k o i n s ream * vot.Tni.iaB, r v B L isa i U kU T r U ' b MMOOKkMtBB Ai i m Ii Ii K iller ASrwllBNT Dlreetec r» K U VAN H I T BBT BBBBB U enkflna K ilter A ir e r tlilk i k i u y i r P U SH WILLIAM ■•cUtr K iller M M i sa ea o o r r i B A v sT ia StkikM t City K ilter i t p i WM.ua o r M ir B ille r BILL V1NCSKT Bte(( rhotoprepkrr Fuklkrkei t o l l / r io ty t S a la c ity , » » « •* ! 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Stiffir Worry Clinic Mr. Kerby I* p dynamic magatlne editor who recent­ ly lik ed me to answer a lew queitlon* about “ filth healing" and the power of religion to promote better health. So add thi* to your ■rrapbook. Million* of >ou have heard me tell the c ite of Joe, the newspaper editor, for U la a c lin ic la payrbofomatlr mrdiclne. CASE V-483: J im e i II. Ker­ by is Ihe dynamic editor of Letters low cott housing, water works and •xpatulon of the metal ce­ ment and plywood Industrie*. P art of Pledge The money wai only a part of the 1350 million which the United SUtei hai pledged to ihore up the Brazilian econ­ omy. But equally Important wai the new vote of U. S. con­ fidence in (he new regime1! pledge not only to itv e Bratil from communlim but alio to reilore economic and poli­ tical stability. Brazlliani still grumbled becauK itUl plaguing the coun­ try wai the inflation which through three iuecee*iva idmlnlitralloni hid n e a r l y wrecked the crutelra and which reached a peak under Gtu. One year ago the Brexilitn houtewife had to pay 170 cru teiroi for two pounds of black bean*. Today the pay* 320 cru zeiro* Dr. Crane’s hi? _£nne Editor, Herald Death and taxes. Death comes on apace and we know not when Ihe Grim Bcapcr will awing his scythe. But, taxes, yes, we know when they come. April 15 for HIS and July 1 for Ihe four new ones Ihe Legislature is to give us this session: Water Control bill, no refer endum. Seminole County Port Au thority, >80,000 to start. Plus Right of Eminent Do main—no referendum. Seminole County'i part of >12 million for Barge Canal right-of-way. Itcvenue bonds for SanfordIndian River Canal, no refer­ endum. S. B. (Jim ) Crowe * • k Editor, Herald: The Klwanl* pancake dinner and auction held March 20 ip un pf_*r; , tfl. ft I v r . h r.-c, raw* from 1M cruieiroi a year ago to 312. But today the unofficial rale of the cruzeiro is pegged at 1.B30 to Ihe dollar, exactly what it was a year ago and in ttaolf a mark of international confidence in the new regime. During Goulart'a 31 months in office the cruzeiro fell from 250 to the dollar to nearly 2,000 The Castello Branco regime hat carried out reforms by remarkable use of the carrot and the atlck. To workers grumbling about rising prices and decreased purchasing powers he granted a pay raise from >23 to >35 by raising the minimum wage 57 per cent. The unions had de­ manded a 100 per cent rabe. The president thus relieved some of the grumbling and at the same time indicated he would bold the line against ex­ cessive demands. At tbs same time be prom­ ised easy credit and tax reduc­ tions on imports for compa­ nies agreeing to bold down ju i­ ces. The Brazilian cost of living jumped about 15 per cent last year. It had been forecast at 140 per cent. Next year the government hopes to cut it to less than 50 per cent and around 10 par cent thereafter. Under government pretaura, backed by the military, the Brazilian coagress has passed laws for land reform, • tightsystem of tax collactlaa and an even break for foreign investor!. cessful. Indications ara that we earned >1200. We are especially gratcM for the cooperation of the lo­ cal merchants. Eighty five of (hem contributed in one way or another, and, for a town Ihe size of Ssnford this is a large percentage of merchants. Our pslrocage likewise was exceptional. We served over nine hundred people in a per­ iod of three hours. Had it not been for the excellent publlclt given by The Herald, we probably would have served a smaller number. Kiwanls is proud of it* work with underprivileged children and of the scholarships we arc able to provide needy boys and girls. We do however realize that our accomplish­ ments would not be possible without the cooperation of our cilisens, our merchants, and our newspaper*. May we through your paper say "thank you" to all those wbo have made a success of our fund raising project. Roger L. Harris Projects Chairman the Cadle Call, which it Ihe fastest growing religious mag azine in America nowaday. "Dr. Crane." James began as we attended a luncheon which Dr. Warren Walker, the Midwest's famous TV pastor, gave for me, " t am also deep­ ly Interested in faith healing. "Can internal glands and o r­ gans not normally under our conscious control, lie influ­ enced by our subconscious mind?" So 1 (old the (rue case of the Illinois editor nsrm'd Joe, which is Ihe most classical example 1 have ever encount­ er. Under official hypnosis we can demonstrate remarkable power of the mind over the body, hut Joe's case is the most striking 1 have ever met in a non-hypnotic patient. Joe was a brilliant ex-school teacher, now an editor of a thriving daily newspaper. He was married and with two children of grade school age. After a luncheon one noon, he decided he should get a medical check-up due to a cough which had hung on for several days. The doctor was apparently Incompetent. “Joe," he began, “don’t you have night sweats?" Joe shook his head. "Doc, I never had one in my life," he nonchalantly re­ plied. "Well, you should have." rrlorled the medic, “for one of up with tuberculosis “So you are through with the newspaper as of now. I’m making a reservation fnr you in my private sanitarium to morrow morning. Flan to be there at least a year and may­ be two or three years!" Well, Joe was demoralized. For he had no reserves and thi* was before the modern hospital insurance protection. He sturk to hi* job till 5 p m . hut as h« walked up the street toward his house, his wife saw his dejected appear­ ance and ran to the door in alarm. To her anxious queries, Joe OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (A longside eld poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture * Tile • Pianos • Rental Bede replied that he was dying of TD and had to check in at the private sanitarium next day for three years (Note how men routinely exaggerate their aclu-s and pains). Ill* "positive thinking" wife refused to betieve such a dia­ gnosis until a reputable chest expert had analyzed Joe and la’ en chest X-rays. Joe went to bed about It p. m. It was a cool March night. The windows were open. About 2 a. m., Joe woke up Just dripping sweat from every pore. He was so drenched that his faithful wife insisted he change to a dry pair of pajar.'.as. Finally he drifted off into sleep again, but at 4:30, he waa ozzlng perspiration, liter­ ally as if he were in a Turk­ ish bath. His wife now msde him shift to another pair of dry paja­ mas, and then she told me she had to change both the upper as well as lower ihceta be­ cause of Joc’a terrific night sweat. After rrpeslrd chest X-rays and three different lab tests of his sputum, Joe was pro­ nounced totally free of tuber­ culosis. So his night sweats were psychosomatic, nut ncllhcr Joe nor any of your reader*, even if offered >1,000 to do so, ran turn on a shower of per­ spiration by the greatest con­ scious effort. Yet Joe’s subconsclou* mind did it, even while he was sleep ti»r-|xnrq-r.f the brain over glands Send for my booklet "How to Control Our Emotions," en­ closing a lung stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. statures meet annually no®, aa against Just four a gen­ eration ago. Constitutional reform Is being pushed in several states. Yet the rare "against Washington” demands Im­ provement a t a para far fast­ er than presently evident. Politics Charged In Military Act WASHINGTON (U PI) — A Democratic congressman sug­ gested that the Johnson ad­ ministration wailed until aft­ er the election last fall to an­ nounce its plin of merging ths Army reserves Into the Na­ tional Guard, Rep. Alton Lennon (D-N. C.) charged during a House armed services subcommMea hearing that the events hid­ ing up to the prnposal'i an­ nouncement indicated to him that It rould have been m ida public in October Instead of on Dec. 12, " t think It was done far po111 1c a l considerations," ha said. " . . . 1 abhor politlca when it enter- ;Mist*qrr.-nJ-na­ tion al security." Snakes do not bit* with their tongues, which ara soft and could not Inflict an In­ jury. M/VRYCAKTFD Iy I P A I N T S l V m m imamvmr »teats, coam w <a*t Tk* I.D iinr RUNG CABINET W sbUam m If tor on uu •31*93 -r* tt I f 4 m k . sI bbI b« * Itotor* f»U frsmB CiinatMHlIo* - • jTBAl Nl* uni hut • IM R K IIM B WMtTVMM • Slir-MIMINB BVIB BIB PAINT • MltPIW ANB IVUB AUIITANT «» MONEY Ju s t te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for h o m e Im provem ents, car repairs, fo r all your sea­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Ci*a Ym Rm. iw — cSS o 888888 avoid it and still get the money, there was no attempt to conceal the fact that the withholding rate was cut more than the actual tax was cut. This angle just wasn't played up as much, and those who weren’t paying attention too closely let it slide by. The worrisome thing about the situation is that it is likely to bring forth more than mere screams from John Q. Public. John Q. may have to cut back some on his buying when he gets the facts of life from the Intcriirtl Revenue Service. Perhaps the moral is never to be ioo happy or too worried over some­ thing until we have dug into all the facta. But when the carrot dangled in front of your pocketbook Is a nice, juicy tax cut, the tendency is to be­ come a little giddy and stop read­ ing the rules and regulations before you come to the "however" part. And it was fun while it lasted. Many happy returns. The income tax honeymoon Is ov­ er—temporarily, at least. And there is now being heard throughout the land the wail of the taxpayer as he begins to read the fine type in the tax cut that pleased him so much last year. The joker in the tax deal is that when the cut took effect last March the withholding rate was reduced more than the tax itself. This had the delightful effect of making the increase in take-home pay more than the actual tax cut justified. But it ‘Ttow bringing about a distressing discovery by many people as they sit down to figure out their 1964 tax bills. They are finding that in reality they have been advancing them­ selves money each pay day. and that they now have to make it good as Uncle Sam wipes off that smile and becomes all business. For millions of taxpayers the 1964 refunds will be smaller or the tax bills greater than anticipated. Re­ searchers have found this does not make for dancing in the streets. In all fairness to Uncle Sugar, who never wants to make a taxpay­ er (voter) mad if there la a way to to validate the old antiWashington battle cry that “lawmakers a t the state and local level can do a better Job of handling the nation's problems aa they ariM in the field." Even slate legislative cummittera are cramped for space. The Oregon legislature has 40 commlttrea but just 14 committee rooms. Most of these state leg!alaturci are victimized by de­ crepit s t a t e constitutions which have not been modern­ ized for decades or longer. Aside from the five states which were added to the flag in thla century, only aeven— Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri. New Jer­ sey and V i r g i n ! a—have adopted n e w constitutions since 1900. Virginia's (1902) is the oldest of these, Mich­ igan’s (1964) the youngest and most thoroughly mod­ ern. The constitutions of Ver­ mont, New Hampshire ami Massachusetts go back to the late IRth century. Anothrr four fall in the first half of tha 10th century. Out seasoned student of ■tale matters observes: “It should not be thought that state legislators like the mess and squalor they are in. The record la full uf their effort* to get out of it. “ But their performance and their Image Is ao bad It destroy! most efforts a t re­ form. The public aimpty has no confidence In them." The circle, then, is vicious. Voter* frequently decline to approve longer and more reg­ ular sessions and o t h e r changes needed to upgrade legislatures. Their attitude: “ If they never met, we’d be better off." Sums progress Is neverthe­ less occurring. Twenty legl- tr This May Hurt A Little WASHINGTON (NEA) — State legislatures In this country appear to be threat­ ened aa much by theie own Internal weakneaaM aa by ths powerful pull of federal centralisation. They are shot through with flaws which lead lorn* ex­ perts In atats affaire to ques­ tion their capacity to deal with this era’* engulfing wave of new problems. Need for reform la becoming u r­ gent. With eomplwtttee apllllng all over the landscape, 30 of the 50 slate legislature! meet only every other year for fix­ ed period* of 30 to 90 days. In 34 of the 60 states the average yearly salary for legislators la a measly >2,600. New Hampshire pays >100 a man. A Maryland lawmaker figures hli salary, measured against work-time, come* to about 60 rents an hour. Here and there secretaries make more money than their legi­ slative bosses. Law-making a t tha state tevel la ronsequantly a parttime job. Arcordinr to one appraUri, only MtW- Yoi’end California come close to giving the occupation decent status. Says he: “The Job should ba a voca­ tion, not an avocation." The Legislator*' part-time status produces an often gravrly harmful offshoot— conflict of Interest between the public business and the lawmakers' private tabors. Export judgment ia that few states have the laws they nerd to regulate con­ flicts of interest. Insufficient pay Is far from the only sign of skimpy support for stats legisla­ tors. They lack trained staff personnel to research Issue* properly—and even steno­ graphic help to handle their mail. Relatively few atataa pro­ vide them with private of­ fice apace unices they happen to ba committee chairmen. Usually tha lawmakers use communal office apace or operate from their chamber deeks, the capitol corridors, even telephone booths. This hardly seems the way f5 p3 That was the week that was. One of the most action-packed and memorable weeks in Sanford’s past is now history. What a week it w as! T h e hlgmy-successful Sanford Automobile Show attracted thous­ ands downtown and the 11th annual Reconnaissance Bombing Derby and air show drew thousands more to Sanford Naval Air Station. The Sanford Automobile Dealers Association is to be congratulated for its planning and execution of a fine attraction that put the spot­ light on the downtown area for three days and nights. There was some skepticism about the merits of the auto dealers block­ ing streets and taking over the P it BAUB44 3RD BILLON FREE, !< P.rn.-u I 7.00 11 00 1100 1100 24 00 3200 i l l ! DROP CLO TH 29- , LOANS UP TO * 4 0 0 FAMILY 209 W. FIRST ST. — fIN A N CI SIR VIC!/ INC. • I S an fo rd — >M P i • Pe ' 110 South Minolta Street................. FA 2 46J.2 »*•. B AS A » . \ P 4 l «• t S’ Itlt'l FA ht-U Need More Room? Then call us . . one of our specialties is REMODELING WHETHER YOUR NEED IS TO ADD A ROOM, A BATH, A GARAGE, OR COMPLETE REDECORATING AND REMODELING, CALL US! OUR EXPERTS WILL BE HAPPY TO ADVISE AND HELP YOU WITH DESIGN AND PLANNING. WE'LL ALSO HELP ARRANGE FINANCING TO FIT YOUR BUDGET. Shoemaksh ^ C O N STR U C TIO N CO. tH m tjM GENERAL OFFICE *11 W. 28th ST. V N* * �ssw esstew — — 1MMUtilTiVixi MBBHW O 5h» •■ n fo rb Paje 2-A—April 14, 19*5 ErralH (bsuah By Abigail Van Buren been very yood friend*. We aee each other In the eve­ ning* about two night* a DEAR ADDY: For mv «r*l years Jayson and Rita and my husband and I have week. Jayion I* a aaleiman, to when he I* in my neighhood he frequently drop* in Q tf r f ifi U O n f l h i d r j o By Oswold Jacoby Tha primary requisite for an opening bid Is a high card holding of 11 point* or more. With thote 11 high eard point* you coniider opening! with 12 high card point* you try to find an ex cum to open; with 13 high card polnta you ahould open every time or at Icait 99 per cent of the time. You don't need that mueh high card itrength for an avereaH. Here your primary requiiita I* playing strength. Usually you need opening high card strength for a take­ out double. Thus, in the early day* of contract someone got the Idea that an overeat! showed less than an opening bid and a takeout doubts a t least an opening bid. This Idea has completely dlsap- ( its J h s w o rm i« ♦ KJIB 9X1041 ♦ 2 AXIOM R U T (D) KART AA10I1 *941 9J1 9»T ♦ AQ 109 #KJT» ♦ AT* ♦Q JI* SOUTH ♦ QT W A Q 99S ♦ 9994 ♦ 44 Both vulnerable West North Beet Sooth 1♦ Dble. S ♦ 3¥ 3* IV Feu 4 V P a n Pass Peis Opening load—# A. peered from expert circle* today. The overcall does not deny opening bid itrength end there ere some hand* th at era not worth an open­ O O om m : "Age should not have it* face lifted, but rather teach Urn world to admire wrinkles." %» -i- Teaching today's world to etimire wrinkle a would seem to be a bopeleu task. But wo­ men could do a lot to teach the world to Ignore wrinkles If, as the wrinkles appeared, women would make tha most of the womanly qualities iga can t touch. A woman of any aga can be a good listener, and an ap­ preciative listener li always ales to have around. A woman of any ago can be to perform In a danca radial, 7:80-9 p.m. (CBS). Mr. Ed. "The Bank Robbery." Shades of the old wsstl A bank rob­ ber stashes hla loot in Ed's saddle bags (making Ed an accessory). Wilbur gats Involvsd whan tha erook tries to recover hla swag from Ed’s aUll. Wilbur la threat­ ened, but Ed won't lift a hoof to help unices he’s personally offended. Funny show. 8:30-9:30 p.m. (ABC) Shindig. Wa won't give you tho whole talent roster, you might not be able to wait for the show before collapsing. But, how's this for a sampler: Jerry Las Lewis, The Man­ fred Mann Quintet, Donna Loren, Bounds, Inc., Nell Bedr o t in r , aka and Millie Small. And Legal Notice thm n n r-u rr N I N T H J I ' D I r l A L . M H I T ' I T . IN M i l F U H SKMINOI.H COHN T V , FLO H ItlA . Legal Notice IM rH IM C B ST SO. I4SM KTflACItrK UAVISOS HANK, ( IN TKN CINUUtT ( O I N T OF THN NINTH JVOtCIAI, C IR . Cl IT IN AVI) F tm SBNINOLK P laintiff. COPNTV, FI.ON1IIA IN I'll AM'KII V NO. I« U I F*ltANK A. PKTKIIHON and NATIIiN.ll, i.ikk insuhancn UltOKUIA ANN PKTKIUUN. HI* Co m p a n y , a Vermont corpor­ w ife, ation, New lion, TorK banking corpora Dsfandsait. NOTION o r attIT TOt FitA NK A. FBTKItBON *n,I flBOIlfMA ANN PUT* K ita u s, bla wit* 1111 Farm stead Avsnua, LaPuanta, California and to any and all othar partIsa claim ing any right, till*. - ar>4 .'-ee-!-nb:r«st lo - - * jd 't u lit * fo llo w ln s daacrlbad preparty, to w it i Tb« HnutIt II tael of l-ol I and tha North in l o t ol l.o l IS. Mock T, PALM TKItllACK. according to th a r u t tharrof At recordad In f l a t Hook d. P ass* II and I I . Public Records of Bcmlnol* County, Floy Ida. m clu dlna, but not limited to: 1- H ealer YOU AMK IIRHKUT NOT I FIKD that tha P laln tllf, IT ItA cuaio lAVINO a BANK, a New York hanking corporation, w ith Ha principal place of huelnese at III gatlna Street, Syracuae. N ew York, baa Instituted eult ■ aalnet you In ihe Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial C ircuit, In and for Sentinel* County, Florida, the natur* at tha eult Is te foreclose that certain m ortgage which sncumber* tha above daacrlbad property, aald property being altualed and Inctlad In fam lnnta County, F turldl. TnU and each of you ar* hereby requir­ ed lo file your Answer w ith Ihe Clerk of tit* Circuit Court, In and for gemlnut* County, Florida, and aerv* a copy there. »>f upon Victor K. Woodman, of th e firm of tVImlerwaedle, l ie n e e k Ward, t i l Park Av*. ttua, douib. W inter Park, F lor­ ida. A ttorn*)* fur P laintiff la «h* abov* action, on nr bsrnri th e Tth day of Hay. till, els* a Derr** I’ru Confraao w ill bt entered attains! you. IT IM llltllK IIK Ii that this b* published In The Manfurd lltr a ld , a newspaper published 4a rsm laot* County, Florida, one* each w ssk for feur consecutlv* week*. WITNKX8 the hand of Ih* Clerk of the Circuit Court, KeinlnoU t'uunly, Florid*, thl* Ihe rod day of April, 1111. ISKAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Ih# Circuit Court Ryt U a r lh s T. Vihlen, DC W lndsrweadla, H aines A Ward II I Park Arenue. Hnulh W inter Park. Florida p-ublltk April ?, II, II, II, 1111 COL-11 liSUfJi*' - —< ■ _! sue* ■■ Plaintiff, V. HOSKH AVT1.1,1 AMI sn * W ILU K It. WILLIAMS, hla wife, Defendants. NOTIC'D TO IIKFKNU TOt MID'KH Wll.I.IAMIt and W I I. I, I K II. WILLIAMS, . . Wl.nrlfs........ .............. TOU AHK HKIIKUY NOT!- FIND to U ka nolle* that a autt h n been filed against ynu In Ih* al.uv* entitled Court. The natur* of this suit Is an ac­ tion to foraclna* a real estate mcirlsaae held by NATIONAL UFK fNaUHANCK CO MPAN r, a Vermont eorperation, which m ortgage In recorded In OffL rial Record* Beak I ff, Pag* III. Public Record* of Hemlnni* County, Florida. The name of Ih* Court In wlili-h suit pro­ ceeding* are pending Is Ihi Circuit Court of the Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit, In and for Semi­ nole cou n ty, Florida, In Chan­ cery No. 1gall. The deerrlpllnn of *h* real property In Semlnnl* C unity, Florida, Involved in said pro­ ceeding! as dearrlhed in the Complaint t* a* follow*; Lot II. Ulock t>. HAHMONT IIOUKH. according to tha plat tharaof a* recorded In Plat Hook II, Pane II. IMb. Hr Records of Kemlnol* County, Florida Tonelher with Ih* follow ing Item* of property which ar* lecatsd In and permanently In­ stalled a* part o l tha Improvemanta on eald land: t H ealer* — permanently Inatnllad. You are required lo file your Ansnera or other d efen ­ sive pleadings with the clsrk ef the abov# named Court and serve * copy thereof upon the P la in tiffs attorneys. WIIITTAKKIl. PYLK * WOOD, whoa* address Is null* 101, f l» Ka*t Colonial Drive, Orlando, F lor­ ida, not later tha* Ih* Ilth day of April, t i l l , as raaulrsd by law. ala* a Deere* Pro Confaeeo w ill b# entered against you. IN WITNKSa WIIKHKOF, I hsve hereunto eel my hand and afflasd my ufrirlal seal at Han­ ford. Sem inole County, Florida, •hla l l t l i day #f March. IH I. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of tha Circuit Court Uyt Martha T. Vihlen Depulr Clerk Publish March II * April T, II. II. It*! CDU-lll 1; 1 ing bid but are worth a takeout double. North's hand Is not worth sn opening bid. It Is a sound takeout double of one dia­ mond since North Is well pre­ pared for ell other suits, The actual North doubled and then raised his partner In hearts whereupon South went on to tha hssrt game. South had sn anxious mo­ ment or two In tho play when DEAR ONLY: Tha bait West shifted to tha five of approach la tha direct one. dubs after his ace of dia­ Tell Jayion that hla visits monds held ths first trick. It have become neighborhood wasn't too much of an anx­ gossip, and it would ba bat­ ious moment sines South rose ter for all concerned If ha with dummy's king of clubs. discontinued hla afternoon It held the trick end after drop-in visits. * a * that bit of mild good fortune South had no trouble making DEAR ABBY: I am ■ game and rubber. girl who tum id 15 last weak, but 1 am very ma­ ture for my aga. Physically, I mean. I Ilka a boy who ia a aanlor a t school and ha la rail neat. Ha has started deal about any subject la re­ to walk me home from school every night and wa spected for that knowledge. A woman of any * ie ran always take the long way cultivate tike habit of making by walking through the others feel happy with tbelr park. My mother fa afraid I lot, a (slant ill too Infrequently will get Into trouble If I keep letting this boy walk put to use. A woman of any aga ran ma home every night. Do have an enthusiastic teat for you think there is any life and an eagerness for new danger? LIKES HIM experiences that kcepa her young in apirlt. DEAR LIKES: Not If A woman of any aga can be completely and charmingly you keep walking. * • a feminine, so long as she is DEAR ABBY: What do happy to ba a woman and you think of a father who never stops trying to piaase. aren't buy hla child a piano oven though ha could gat one wholesale? Our 18- DEAR MOTHER: If you could rant a piano long enough to let tha child prove her interest. Father may become convinced. If that won’t sell, how about a relative T If there ar* no kinfolk or understanding friends nearby, how about tha school, tha church, or ths "Y"T I think the llttl* girl should have a chance, toC. * • * CONFIDE N T 1 A L TO PAT: The surest way to destroy your enemy la to make him your friend. * a a Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 09700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addreiaad tnvslope, • • * For Abby'a b o o k l e t , "How To Hava A Do**'* Wadding," lend 50 cants to Abby, Box *19700, Los An­ geles, Calif. TV Time Previews 10-11 p.m. (CBS) Tha Danny Kaya Show. With tiwen Verdon as hla guest to­ night, Danny devotes most of hla abow to tha dance, Tha show O p e n s with a Jats danca performed by the Toni Charmoll Dancan, and Mlsa Vardon and Danny Hluitrat* "W hat la a Danca ?M tha two comedy s k a t e h a a include at ranger* meeting a t a danra and ahy Jerome taking hi* blind dale to tha shoo clerks' annual dance. Mias Verdon doea a production number to "Downtown," and, in the sitdown spot, Danny shown how children raaet whan they have in year-old child has begged fur n piano for years. She hasn't dune very well in school and I am sura It’s partly dus to tha fact th at aha la brooding about not being able to learn how to play the piano. She's prom­ ised that she would prac­ tice, but her father aaya, “I know how much you'll practice after tho newness wears off. Besides, wa can't afford one." We are not rich, but wo could afford a piano, I know. It's true, wo may have to keep after her to practice, hut if she has talent and enjoys It, ha would be glad we bought I t And U she doesn’t have talent, wa can always sell the piano. How can I make my husband aaa how atlflsh and foolish ha is? A CONCERNED MOTHER By Ruth Millet* a helpful, dependable friend, relative and neighbor—and no one has too many of these. A woman rf any age can be vitally Interested In others, instead of being self-centered, and such women fit In with any age group. A woman of any age can look attractive, wrinkles and all, If she la always well groom­ ed, suitably drsaaed and plea­ sant-faced. A woman of any age can be­ come knowledgeable about anything that Interests bar. A perion who knows a great dU ghlighJtA for a cup of coffee. It's all perfectly innocent, I assure you, but lately he has been coming over much moro of­ ten. My children remarked that their playmates have mentioned I t I suspect tha neighbor! are talking be­ cause they see his car in front of our house so many afternoons. Now th at I think about It, I'm not quite sura how I would Ilka it if MY busband called on a married woman in ths afternoon. How can I tell Jayson It would bo better If ha didn't drop in any more? I hate to hurt hla faallnga. ONLY FRIENDS taka our word for It, ther* ars many moro, all squally talented. 9-9:30 p.m. (CBS) Dick Van Dyk* Show, "A Show of Honda." A w ry funny show on aa Incredible subject and " I hsve a problem of over It la all the mora to tho erodlt weight, and It does make me of this aariti that it ran look older (49) that I am. I tackle something Ilk# this would like to reduce but peo­ and maks ft funny and total­ ple alwayi seem to try to force ly Inoffensive. Ju st before me to have cocktails and bits Rob's appearance a t a ban­ of this and that when I go out quet for tho "Commutes of to partial, which 1 have to at­ Interns rial Understanding," tend in Uw cause of my hus­ both ho and Laura accident­ band, a politician. 1 Just do ally dye thalr hands black. in* know what to do. I muit ha And nothing will got thti in. slimmer. My huiband li tall delibla substance off. and slander, no m atter what 9:80 • 10:30 p.m. (ARC) he eats or drinki, and he hai Burke's Law. "Who Killed the made Jokes about my weight. Rabbit's Huiband T" Burke I think it li done to make ms tries to trace tha missing reduce. He hain't really said wife of a murdered doctor anything serloua about It. This and In the course of hia In­ problem Is too big for me and vestigation, Ha shakes up a so am 1. What lo do?—Ida G. lot of ths people In her ad­ L." dress book, all of whom Well, at least you still have would levs to aee her dead. your scnie of humor working Quest suspects include (Boris Grahams a* her Jealous sla­ and that la helpful. You must ter, John Ireland, Bal Mlnso reduce, not only because you and h u t Richards as har look older Uian you era and Jilted lovers and Nna Merkel your huiband “noticei" your aa an obnoxious lonely hearts weight and la, 1 think, dis­ pleased, but your health la lh« rlub owner. L JM & Ji WL. .Wednesday - big concern..No. woman jfcouJ Night Movie. "Houdinl" (col­ be overweight. When a young or). (renin). Tony Gurtla woman U overweight, it looks and Janet Lelih star In this aa If ihe doesn't care. Just blographiral comedy drama grit your teeth and say no to of tha man considered by drinki and "bite" of food most to bo tho world's groat- Take a glaaa of soda and hold sot magician. Tha atory cov­ It la your Hand at parties ers from hia sta rt in show Maks youraalf po on a diet business aa a "Wild Man" In If you neod a plan, tend for a dime museum to when he my “ Figur* Perfection Diet." learned the dangerous "Man This is simple and workable. To obtain a copy, send me a In ths Bottlo" trick. Miaa tong, self-addressed, stamped Leigh plays hla wife. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC envelope, and enclose TEN Scope " Reflections on Viet­ cants In coin. PLEASE, ladles, nam: A special report by who take advantage of this Frank Reynolds." ABC's cor­ respondent Frank Reynold* (of Chicago) palate a grim HOUSTON (UPI) - Golfand grisly word and film picture of the incredible dom's big three, Jack Nickevents taking place In Viet laus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Nam. You won't really know Player, along with U. S. Open much mora about tha situa­ champioa Ken Venturi, will tion In our private Allan pass up thii week's 933,000 Hell after aoalng this, but added Houston Classic for you'll think jrovi d o . ______ personal reasons,--------- — - offer, do not aend little vel opei . I also enclose a gift copy of "Diet Breaks," and wo do not have the time to ad­ dress envelopes, which will hold the diet, etc. I know dieting has its pro­ blems but overweight la the biggest problem of all. It af­ fects your health and for this alone you ahould be careful about overweight. So, solve your overweight problem your­ self—you ere the only one who can. Tomorrow — Career After Forty. 1 A - V . J MI DI )) APRIL 15-tt, 1965 t h ir d il e e k l) 1 V■:'■ ] r> C U P andSAUCER 1> 1 1 II r ) IM T HI A t H t Via* a Ilian TK N - T A R S AN, M A flN IF IC S N T * assess m m — tsi** pie* a t erne o a lr "IN M R H IT TH M W IN D " l l » a r * r T sar* TO# J-R »a > ri".T .«lJL l i s t ’ is ts s f Am trim te n *I 1 5 .0 0 O B M O B E t WINNER OF 9 ACADEMY AWARDS P U B LIX . . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI LAST DAY PDULIX ■ rffM ffM M H ? * Cfl k E K I l f n A M U t& o a STARTS TOMORROW (OfttJs • S A N FO R D CAFETERIAS T t e h f 9*OTtef la sttet • • 10-ea. New Ye* Ms. lain SMp i s s l s f Is yew *>0*r la* eatr N (. Iten tey M«te h "femUy *t«br wMt bee da*, sees !e* e*. Sanford Plaza I la "steak alfte"-a b* *■*. r' w THIS W EEK'S > 1 9 1 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 IffIIT T m O N LY T s a lt s n s I t t'AHMitl) PASS HITS I te yeer ester Isr eat* 91-00. ». IIASt-aiMSSBBtete. I M r a i N M t j Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.* Sanford r g ■—* GOOD jy d in n er w a r e s p e c ia l To Miss Meet E 9 9 9 IIM 999I SANFORD ONLY! v ;u i t n - �Iff 1 Api pril 14, 1965— P oro 3 -A Television mess is a WEDNESDAY P. M. FR O M • d a ir y s p e c ia ls • *—• io < Biscuits ... « • • • • • • » » «tn ®^ Pflltbarp H a.tT Jack 4 la* laaaat Colored ^ . Margarine f t 29* KroH’t BhHodolphl* Bren* Cream Cheese 2 \Z 25* (.0* <1, N ava, W eather (1) Nawacop*. Cant. ( I ) Nawa, Sparta. Wanthar l : i t (I ) Iliin ttty-R rtn k lty I d CHS N ana—Walta* Cronktla <♦) Hava Hun W ill Tr*vM T:tt I d Lucy Show ( d Cuaranne I d Tha Deputy T:>0 i d Tha VlrpinUit ( d Mr. Kd 0:0* i d Tha P a tty n u k e Shew ( d My liv i n g Dell l : ) l i d IHnah Hlinra Spaclal It) llavarly lllllb lillM 1 .0 0 111 Tha Ills Show i t l Hick Van Dyka « .l« ( d Tha Cara W lllU aia Show I t ) tlurka'n U * 10.00 t d Th* Denny K<p* Fhuw 10:10 i d A lie Reap* 11 .00 111 Nawacop* I d Xowalln* It) Channel Sir Now* Sporti, Wemiher 11.l i i d Thralar of tha S ltra I d The l.ala Show 11:10 (II T o n lih t THURSDAY A. M. 1 0.00 1:11 (1) k'pn tan i l l Punihtna A lm inaa 0:11 I d N t * i * Waatbor 0:10 111 Journallam I d hunrlaa Mamaatar 1:11 I d N .w i A W eather • fr o z e n foo ds • T:*a <11 Sera lea Choate or Charry Daokh Coffee C a k e s.... X 79* Mr*, faal'* Cera at ‘,7, 33* Apple Fritters French Fries .... 39* ». 49* _ •Purpose Ftour Bisquick "."49' ID PLUS 100 FREE Grape Ju ice.... 'Sr 39* GREEN STAMPS W ITH lltdo Ip* (a Sutftr Sent* *1 Small Onion* Stuffed Olives s'iIT 39' Hunt's Canned Tomatoes...........'««’ 29' Switch Popular Cat Food......... 3 «« 29' French's Qelden Yellow Mustard............2 1" 25' French's GeMen Yellew 24-es. Mustard 33' . let Schlmmefs Irend Grape J e lly ......... 2i« 49' 3 |C *1 ■irdi Ipa, In Onion Save*, Mteed Vegetables ALL P U R P O S E SHORTENING 59* h 1 ,,l,A S ‘ W, , M ,M,H< MAS, S SHfetegjL' 3 f t *1 Cream Peas SHORTENING 49* • fr o z e n se a fo o d s 9 Sola Fillets....... f t 59* Bloroca Brecon Deviled Crabs 4 Fish Cakes • u t i l .’f t 59* llaglot**'* Bra*in Breaded Shrimp *57: 59* LARGE WESTERN PINK-MEAT 0*. Roe l lt U i i l CannaS THURSDAY P. M. 11:11 11:11 1:00 1:11 1:10 1:11 1.01 1.0* 1:11 1:10 ' 69 lioM 6|Cll ,| Yellow Squash... ib.10* M j T 1:11-1:11 Good-Ai-Gold Brand _________ 1:11-10:11 10:10.10:40 10:11. 11:01 1 1till-11 :!0 BRICU ARI C I V I THUII., BRI., I AT. .1 TMt’HdlAY A. M. Potatoes........ 10 £.79* Blorldu Puooh, Ornf i , Oranf*. Arola, Binoopplo-Ofoag*, Pfaooppio-aropotfvK I 1:10 l:* a -l::i Pitted Dates ^ ^ I B B Btamhmi U M Siujo-Soafed Fay Whan lai«* of Ltf* Donna Read Midday Nawa Truth #r Coaaoqttancao (I ) r a t bar K nowa Baat ( • ) Haarek for Tam orrow it : nu tding Light ID NIIC Nowa nap ort ID New*. Kdltorlal, W eather I d illrl Talk I d Tann. K rnlt (1) F o ca l i l l 1-ot‘o Mok* A Deal (1) Nowalln* I d Ao Th* WarlA T aro* i l l NBC Now* ID Moment of Truth I d P a im o r d l l ) n a m e In tha W ia4 i l l Th* Doctor* 11) Dap tn Court I d Art Llnktottor (1) AIIC Nawa Id llanarai Hoepttat I d To Tall Tha T ralh ID Another W orld ( d CUP Now* {*) Th* Young Married# I d Th* Kdgo a t N ight ID You Dom't t*F I d TroltmooUP I d Kocrot gloria ID Th* Match a tm * ID NIIC Now* Roport I d Unci* W ilt ID lla it of Oroach* I d Kcsahunt ID WolU Fargo I d H uckUborry HounS t l ) Now*. Sparta, W *a. thor ID Nawacop* (0) Loot* It To B **r*f W H PK .T V CHANNHI, Florida Red Bliis 5 ttor-KIM laataa Baatara 1.10 Florida Home-Grown lieotil 2 I'1* «•*•* . . . ____ 1:00 3 *< » $ 1 n Today—Ituah Powa* Sunthlna Aimanaa W aka-up Mnylaa Countdown New* Farm UhL Raporl M lik it kyona Today U irol How*. W ea­ ther cap tain K an tar** W .aib ar • K aro lluilw inkla Today Dlanrc* Court Am arlctn H latary Kirrrlaa lluilw inkla Roniiirr Itooan Tha Morning llovIO (la k e Room Far Daddy X aw i—Mika W allaa* I Ixiva Lucy Whal'a Thla (o n * NIIC Nawa Tlaport Andy of llaybarrp Concentration Dec. Ilrlde Jaopardy Price la R laht Tha McCoya 11:01 |D Id 111 11:11 I d 11:11 (I ) 1:11 1:10 C a n ta lo u p e s ... id ID HI 11:10 (D Id 10- M l I.on Ool* Cmhod, Chanh or TU*H larlp iir d i* Broom*** 11:00 1:11 d o w n p ro d u c e la n e RS§» Pineapple...........................5 * 1 . Peaches........ ........... 4 «... *1. Appie Sauce...................... 8 *1. NibletsCorn.................... 3 4 9 ' Green Beans.....................8 *1. Tomatoes..........................8 ’1. Chunk Tuna.................... 4 ««"' *1. Sherbet i-C Drinks...................... 3 2T *1. Poloor'i (AntO I . Instant Coffee .................... i“ 59' Cherries............................5 S.r. *1. gill HfvsIiM wmmpam Ju ice ................................ 3 4«« *1. Cake M ixes...................... 3 *1. 10:11 111 89* Mn. Boul'i Bomllp Bath Z Id Id I t) Booth’* Shlnlot) 00ow 111 10:10 i« l Southland Broitn c r is c o t 1.10 ID SirAt Ip*. In Cr**m tan** Mtrt) Brand DaIIcom 1:11 Id Id 0.00 ID Fordhook Limas 3 TH IS COUPON Id t:t* ID Welch'* Breton Concentrate » AAAAAAAAAAAA* AA^AAAAA*A<<<AAAAAAAV 1:0* (ill (D 1 .1 0 I d Ckol'i Choice Breton oiplrot Sat , Afrit IT, 196$ (0) Till I d T:10 I d Till ID T;10 I d (1) T ill (I ) 1:10.1:11 10-os. 2 9 * Mlgn On Tlmolln* VT A m trlcoa HtotafF 1 it) llu nien ltloa (11-111 VT Mponlth (4) bpanlth (I ) Spar. Ago Brlonc* Uncial gludloo V T> U11-.'UU_K9!?'A5MSB» <•».„ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN G O V T . INSPECTED H EAVY WESTERN BEEF 11:10-11:1* K oynoiot or Uuoia THVMaUAY P. M. ID l i l l - t ] 41 K lndarllm * 11:10-1:11 llu m onllloa VTIt 1:10-1:40 Maplorlng (d a n c e It) s Franks.... *. 39* »*"■•». •«.n. lie,BEEFHatNEEDS LESS ODOaNGTlMEI Sales Tax Hike Sliced Bologna... 45* Reported Here C h u c k S t e a k s • • »5 9 * Roll Sausage .....». 39* Satea l a i rollcctlona I •Srnilnolr county continuad to ohow an Increai* in March, J, Ed Straufhan, director of Polish Sausage — ai>69' Florida Revenue Com million, P o t R o a s t : T . • • »>•5 9 c ■old today. Drop Cookies..................... 'iT 49' Lunch Meats 3 As*- 87' A gain of 11.6 por c#M was ahown in oaloa tax oolin Seminal* County MVi-os. Im p . O v e n R o a s t «>•8 9 * laetiom in March thii y » r a»w o Chip Cookies 49' »•«•*** • yaar ago. Chorrp-H* ReaOp Be Uta Fla 1:41-101 R eading (I -H 196$ Taraaw't Tootp Brook Coached Bark Of Boat (hat at mRdl r SwIN'i Broailow Sntaklat or (Blot $0 itentm' U a t e d opraoti White, VaNav, twh* Chocolate, DovMo-Baodi .. llalaoM , BOB, O N loaf) •♦d^ t e # • 100 ^WGreenStamps olioo dWGmnStamps w w o o aoiian tot ratattn la one mu o*aria to* raoontn At MERMANS OtAMOl BAN# IUCIS LUNCH MEATS 3 SJ LISTIRIN I AN TIIIPTIC •sr 98*0#2r n2f 87* lalnoM, B v f, 6Mv# Ua«> Bat., AerR I f , IM S M lk M M t llU M A E E t E E E M I M M oapiroa lo t., ApaR IT, IM S S a AAA MAAAAAAAAAAhAAAAAAM iSsSBamp O l 50 ana ten oaaaon on* roicaatr at M S Feck Creo* Teeth Fe*te •a? S3* Sot.. ApaN IT, IM S UUbfeUMBUMUMIN ana taMoaoree ao* M ttoatt M McCemlok'i Fere VeeMe lo t.. Apae IT, IM S • Red Grouper ........ * 59* i R o u n d R o a s t. : : * 8 9 ‘ fiMea Tm #v Canadian Smaltt ». 25* Mhe W imatki Medium Aged Cheddar Cheese ,0l T ’ 59* G ro u n d B e e f Idestese ^BWHslem CeiteeMi l 50 49* Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford MMMMChaos* . Z f t 29* f t 55* dttGreenStamps w 45* lenten treats M e t Braaoa BMat a* dSiteW GreenStamps k j VBI«NltBB ABBNIIIHI If HOURS i NON.. TUB58.. WE ll, SAT.t S:S#.7;M THURS., FRL, liM • liM VIM VBI« SWIFTS FMMIUM SMOKIH OR p ftlflft SAUSA8S Seminole Plaza, Casselberry ST 69* Sot., Apafl IT, IMS ■OURS: • • I. MON. • SAT. MMtf However, th# co11#«U#(l# ohowed n decllna from Fabruory this y a a r . ____ __ Tax collocTon* for March thla year toUtod fM A M Jt compared to $88,688,74 for tha tam* month 1h 4 year. Salei tax collactlonx in ■am­ ino!* in Fabruniy a mounted to $101^79.64. Catolin* t a x coUactimW war* up lubatantinlly nla*. The tax take fa r f i» ! tn a galas in March thla yaar wara $101,317.98 compand 9a $98,621.74 in March of 1144. Gallons sold in I wnhwH County te March hotoM U milUon. Th* two canto returned an gaaollna taxaa la Couaty sm auatsi mil to * ��u o M h M M M ia iM a i o 91ft # n l* rl Business Briefs . . m k l % tk o A G A p e o b O tE o A tw u 6 u y s / / u y f^ F o c d F e u ^ f PHILADELPHIA — Food F air Properties, Inc. attain­ ed record high level* in to­ ta l Income, net income, and cash flow in 1004, Samuel Friediand, president of the ahopplng center development company, disclosed in the an­ nual report to shareholders. Total income for the year P R IC ES G O O D A P R IL 1 5 * TH R O U G H ended Dee. 31, 1004, rose to S A T U R D A Y • Q U A N T IT Y RIG H TS R E S ER V E D 910,264,080, an increase of 7.1 per cent ever the 90,643,• 422 in the previous year. A fter deducting deprecia­ tion and provision for defer­ red income taxes totalling |2,401,670, net Income for the year increased to 9427,478. This la a gain of 80.6 per cent ever net ineome of $226,670 the year before. STOCK U P E A R L Y - A L L STORES W ILL B E CLOSED EASIER SUNDAY ! M ta U ffT S M i B i STAMPS •>y ■*i to d I I I I I I I ' LADY PAIR >” 9 RISK I SWEET POTATO PIE ! F R E E EX TRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 1 WITH THIS COUPON AND PUt£HASt Of ANY CANNED HAM OR PICNIC 1 IN AOOrnONTOTWt STAMMYOU HCUVl WIIHYOU* fUtCNASf. 34 * ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ vo eim ti Robert Thomas Gives 34th Pint Seminole C o u n t y Blood Bank officiate announced don­ ations reached 43 pint* for March, led by Robert B. Thomas J r. who gave his 34th pint of blood. Four persons became mem­ bers of the Two-Gallon Club (16 pints), including Joseph E. Eavrotny, Wilfred 8morow■kl, Charles Baker and Lester Tlllle. Six persons who g ars their eighth pint became members e f the Gallon Club, Ti.ey were Mark LeCuyar, Oscar Bertrang, Dais Duckworth, Eugene Marcel, Lowmen Oliver, Gordon Meyer. Clouds Hawkins and Rob* a rt B. Johns gave their 31st pint; Frank Holmae, 80; Wil­ liam BiCharde, 20; Horace Green, 27; Henry Feint, 25; J a h a Beswiechen, L o r e n D o u g h e r t y and Robert Grleme, 23; Harry Wilson, 22; Robert Wake, 21; Harry Eehelberger, 10; John Hig­ gins 8r. and Willard Sessions, 18 and Harold Hervish, 17. Floyd Ilsam gave hie 16th pint; Leroy Nopper, 12; John Erickson, Moultrie Kelly end Jarnea Pigott, 11; Ernest Myrick and John Benton 10; Hamel Haskins, nine. Charles Petherbrldge and Ruaeell Fehrman gave their seventh pint; Roger Erlcson, six; E. W. Rogers, Clarence Jessup Jr., five. Five persons, Including one woman, Mrs. Robert Truluck, gave their fourth pint. Others were David Grimm, Frank Lingard, George Hwann Jr. and Wendell Bpringfield. William Galley gave hie third pint and eight persons, Freddie Brown, William Price, Ranee Cantrell, Arthur Pottar, Robert Meyers, Charles Senkarlk, Martin Staverson and Richard Layton cams back to glva their second pint. F irst lime donors Include Eleanor Balk, John A. Long Thaodors Pringle, Robert Jones, Willie Holt, Edward Owens, Vernon Fuller, James Jamison, E. E. Corson and ..E c ru s t. Edwards,-—. . . ------—- SAVINGS MULTIPLY W »nB Pairs 6-A—April 14, 1965 I BUTT CUT OR WHOLE SMOKED H A M 4 5 L CENTER CUT SLICES SMOKED HAM 89 i. N0RMEL "CURE 91" HAM «■— - « . 9 8 L H0RMEI SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 89 L H0RMEL "LITTLE SIZZLERS' SAUSAGE39& ■LUR RIBBON J 4-21-65 M I S E X T R A ------- — J! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS wmi colmom ha* nm ohn Of WITH PURCHASE OP ONE DOZEN MEDIUM, LARGE er X LARGE EGGS AND COUPON IMsp L«ff« 4 IlN t l«PfM I Grad# *A* Fresh E |« t | 4 - V t '■ »* CLIP THESE C0UP0HS FOR HUNDREDS OF EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS DUAL ITT Armour Skinless Franks « 49c PEELED t DEVEINED SHRIMP ” ‘ 99* MAYFAIR COTTAGE CHEESE » ~ cup 23* MAYFAIR COTTAGE CHEESE im . cup 39 * BONELESS BEEF STEW * MERCHANTS G ftilN STAMPS | J MaMIMMMMUMS J WITH 1.00 OR MORE : I i i l i l l l ,11.00 , m •PURCHASE iitr u iir ■ PURCHASE OP RASTIN . EASTER CANDY CANDIES AND COUPON J i •*MSFONWMttA^t TDr"OM N*fwaMI T/B O m n i er Please YOUR CHOICE! FYNI-TASTE COFFEE 39' E v S " ' C O FFER J » YOUR CHOICE! 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FASHION OUTFIT BOMILIII-CUII II ______________ : — — 4-21-41— — ** 59* ’TeiST i — ! iw T M M aoum ...... nVad Ws^ Cwiwe .......... Geed April 21, INS ear tur simsy soil FASHION OUTFIT : 1 I . it •wait sms t9a w9 m * rutsins |f ea,,.M «.a,.,.aaa,i,.M «aaaaaaal I HORMtL LITTLI SIZZLIR j .m- v l FRESH SAUSAGE e* FIRST FOOD I �Farm Station Plan Wins Support Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” (Eh? SauforJi lirralii * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # ____________________ WEATHER: Chance of shower* Friday, hijih in ntid-80*; low tonight in 60s._________ VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established' 1008 TlIURSDAY, APRIL 1sT 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 169 Senator Vows Will Press For Expansion Ry Dave Fountain (Sanford Itrrald Bureau) TALLAHASSEE — S e n . Ed Priro, of Manatee County, slated today that as chairman of the Senate appropriations sub-committee he would press for mere money In expand and extend the system of agricultural experimental sta ­ tions throughout Florida, in­ cluding the Seminole County Station on Celery Avenue In Sanford. The Senator staled that WASHINGTON’ (L’PI) — these experimental stations President Johnson, heartsick help every phase of agricul­ at the devastation wrought ture and that be felt that by wind and wntrr in the Midwest, today threw into high gear a federal emer­ gency program of money and materials to "rebuild and re­ store the life" of the stricken i area. LBJ Throws Disaster Aid In High Gear *** e Sanford woman rushed into post office Tuesday and de­ manded: " Give me all the tax forma you’ve got." “Why the hurry?" asked Postmast­ er Ccclle Heard. "You’ve got until Thursday midnight." • • • Residents of West 24th Street are proud of the new Pinehurst Municipal Park but they’re getting dusted oH. They complain of clouda of dust from cars going to and from the ball games. There are no paved ttrecla in the area. • • • Our sympathy to a certain photographer who got his dome burned at the air show Saturday then went to the beach Sunday and toasted his feet. Well done! • • • Hibbard Casselberry, treas­ urer of the Sanford Hospital Eye Rank Association, makes this suggestion: "Tonight set your breakfast table as you have for many years, and tomorrow morning when you gel out of bed, put a blindfold over your eyes and go to your brcalHiat. You know the way. You know how to eat. You have prepared It Just as some member of your family might prepare it (or you. But you m ust eat it without the help of your eyes. Imagine that they are totally blind." Such an experiment, Caa •elbcrry believes, may make you think about giving the greatest gift possible to an other person—the gilt of sight to one who has none. Will your eyes aflcr death to the Sanford Hospital Eye Rank Association. • • • The City of Sanford has re ­ ceived a check for $1,043 in federal disaster relief funds for damages caused by last September’! Hurricane Dora. The check was turned over by Civil Defense Director A. B. Peterson Sr. • • Seminole • County Humane w w ' i - r tllt - J T .- l L . lion room at the county court­ house at 7:30 p m., tonight. • • • "The Man upstairs will pun­ ish the guilty one," Mrs. J. M. Adams, of 119 Elm Avenue, predicted when she re ­ ported that someone had fed rat poison to her year-old pet dog, "Husky." • • • Meeting of the Seminole County Democratic Aasociatlun, for which Dr. I’aul Douglass and a group of Bol­ tina College students will pre­ sent the program, will be held s t 8 p-m. Tuesdsy s t Altsmonte Springe Community House and not on Thursday s i stated in The Hrrald Wednesday. • • • Jaycecs have scheduled their annual Orientation Program on April 20 at 1:30 p. m. at the Jaycee Building. Purpose of this annual event is to tell new Jaycee* the "Jayree Story." National Director Don Asher will be one of the speak­ ers. fm MaWbeat hi ate ti M e * M i DISASTER SCENE—President Johnson stands amid rubble left by the tornado which struck Dunlap, Ind. A tattered American flag marks the site of a shattered home. (NEA Telephoto) Good Friday Rites Slated B.v Julia Well! Church Editor Sanford Area Ministerial Association will conduct Us annual three-hour Good Fri­ day Service at First Presby­ terian Church from 12 noon until 3 p m. Special music will be pre­ sented by the choirs, soloists and organists of the several churches participating. Ministers leading 20-minute periods of worship, at times slated, arc Rev. Clarence B. Gould, First M e t h o d i s t Church, 12 noon; Rev. Thom­ as H. Makin. Presbyterian Church of t h e Covenant, 12:30; Rev. ft. G. Welch, Church of God of Prophecy, 12:55; Rev. Walter A. R. MePi t er s o n , Congregational Christian Church. 1: 20; Rev. Clifford Harrod, Sanford Al­ liance Church, 1:43; Rev. J. Gordon Peery, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 2:10, and Rev. John Hires, Grace Meth­ odist Church, 2:33. Theme far the meditations will U "The J t ie u witter from the Cross." Organists assisting with mu­ sic for the service will be Mrs. Helen Rice, of First 3lcthodist; Russell Matthews, of First Baptist, and Miss Joan Wilke and Mrs. George Touhy, of First Presbyterian. Soloists will be Ivan Walk­ er, of First Methodist; Mrs. Shirley Ryan and Richard Holticlaw, of First Baptist, and 3 tn . Charles Wilke and Robert Crumley, of First Presbyterian. A quartet from First Pres­ byterian will be composed of George Touhy, Warren Adams, William Brumlcy Jr. and Clifford McKibbin. The choir of First Methodist Church, under direction of Robert Carney, also will sing. • 8 8 A number of South Seminole churches will have a united Good Friday Service at 7:30 pm . at Community Methodist ‘Mercy’ Victim of Casselberry. Rev. Fouls, of Messiah Lu­ Church, Casselberry, the speaker. 8 1 9 Seminole County schools will l>c closed for the Faster (spring) vacation from the close of school today until Tuesday morning. Appraisal Act Repeal Urged By Cleveland TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A bill that would save coun­ ties a big chunk of their road money is on ita way to the calendars of the two houses of the I Hits Legislature. The bill won approval Wed­ nesday frooi committee. Sen. Mack Cleveland, of Seminole County, a r g u e d Wednesday for the bill ap. proved by the Senate road* committee to do away with the pr-sent requirement for appraisers a p p o i n t e d by courts in land condemnation suits. The appraisers are paid for out of county rum! funds, but, Cleveland said, "they serve no purpose except to spend our county secondary road money." He snid that by the time counties puy costs of right-ofway condemnation nod pur­ chase, "we b a r e l y h a v e enough left to lay rock.” The Governor's bill to elim­ inate 13-nmnth auto lirensp tags at an estimated f t to fit million loss in biennial rev­ enue went into the Senate to­ day as the Legislature started to move. Sen. H. C. Pearce, of East Pnlntka, chairman of the Sen­ ate finance am) taxation com­ mittee, filed the bill. It would put the annual sale of license tags at Msrch I effective PHILADELPHIA (UPD - next year and leave it there. The fatal (hooting of Mary Gov. Ilaydon Burns had Happer, 61-year-old sister-in- promised to try to get tag law ol Gen. Maxwell D. Tay­ costs reduced, ultimately cutlor, ambassador to South Viet Nam, in a nursing borne here was described by police today as a "mercy killing." Her beat field, M in Dorothy Butts, 33, of Bethesda, Md.. The last Mayfair Inn meet­ the alleged slayer, shot her­ ing of the Chamber of Com­ self to death in her automobile merce's Coffee Club was held parked In front of the Beth­ this morning w ith’ about 00 esda police headquarters Wed­ members and guests in a t­ nesday night. tendance. A note found an Mist Butts' S e v e n t e e n prises wtr# body told the story la a single awarded women guesta in a sad sentence: drawing conducted by Charles "Today, I killed my best Morrison, of the Chamber. friend, Mary Happer of 7303 Everett Kerr, hotel man­ River Road, Bethesda, M d , ager, was host and welromed who has been suffering so the group to tha 3layfair ballroom4 . entail/ from Envoy’s Kin Church Martin theran will be bark to the pre-lfXtll level before the Legislature sub. atuntially boosted the cost. Rut he said all the stale rev­ enue ran stand right now is the frees* at March 1, which eliminate! the extra month fee amounting to no more than a couple of dollars. Burns said the Inis of revenua can be made up from a surplus $13 million estimated to tie left after adoption of a general spending lull recom­ mended by the Budget Commission Rain Drenches U. S. Midsection United Press International Bain drenched the nation’s midsection from Texas to the Great Imkes today and moved toward the East Coast, Rainfall totaled more than an inch in some aress but was light in flood-troubled southern Minnesota. One-thiui inch fell at St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., where the Mississippi River continued rising in its worst flood rampage in history. INVITATION TALLAHASSEE (CPI) The Senate passed and sent to the House today a resolu­ tion inviting former President Harry S. Truman to address the Florida Legislature in the near future. ducted a day-long 2,100inspection tour Wednesday of six tornado and flood-scarred •tatrs. "Thia has lieen a day of both heartslrkness and hope­ fulness," he told an airport ctowd at Toledo, Ohio. Shortly after returning to the While House Wednesday night, Johnson made good on his pledge of "maximum as­ sist ance" from the govern­ ment. He signed documents designating tornado-hit areas of Indiana, Michigan and Ohio as federal disaster areas. In the case of Minnesota, where rising flood waters threaten some areas, the President made a similar dec­ laration eatlirr this week. The White House awaited only formal requests from the other states to take further action. No specific funds were al­ located, pending damage sur­ veys by federal experts. Emergency federal relief measures wera put into effect immediately after the week* end tornadoes, Bui under the disaster dec­ larations, federal funds will become available for speedy repair of such public facil­ ities as highway*, , public buildings and schools. For the President, the Midwestern trip was "enough to bring tears to the ryes of anyone," But he found a ray of hope amid the storm and flood of destruction. "We’ve been see­ ing very few tears anywhere,” he said st Toledo. "We've seen the old and the young stnmllng shoulder to shoulder, planning for tha morrow," Johnson’s w o r d s w e r e measured and somber, lie ob­ viously had l«-en deeply mov­ ed hv the sights of the day Flying from Washington in his Air Force One jet trimsport he had sesn at first hand the wreckage left by one of the greatest disasters ever to strike the nation's midlands—the Palm Sunday lornadoca which left close to 230 persons dead. Fire Chief Called To Aid Of Wife By Jan* Caas«1b«rry Fire Chief Paul Bates, of Cnsselbrrry, who has collie to the rescue of so many of the community's residents with the department's reauacitator, was railed upon Wednesday In aid his own wife, Maxine, when site suffered a heart attack at their home un Lake Ellen Drive. Mrs. Rates was taken to Winter Park Memorial Hos­ pital w hen tier roiuBlIon is listed as serious. No visitors nr flowers ate allowed at present. Inn Hosts Klatch Last Time "This is possibly the last Coffee Club meeting to be held a t the Mayfair lrm,’’ Kerr said. "Thsnk you for your many courtesies and hos­ pitality. 1 know you will he happy with th* Macfadden people.' Ths B s r n a r r Macfadden Foundation is in ths process of purchasing tha Inn from ths San Francisco Giants. Morrison said th* annual EasUf Stealing of Ute Cofits Cluh would continue else­ where. Prises were awarded to Mrs. Everett Kerr, Mrs. Ro­ bert Besserer, IJnrla Williams, Odette Hasty, Patricia Van Zura, LaVada William*, !/•»tie Pauline, Anita Morrison, Margaret Bishop, Mrs. John Senksrik, Irena Brown, Ju a­ nita Maston, Virginia Pctroski, Norma Platt, Vivian Cole, man, Camilla Bruce and Hel­ en Casey, DONATION of money in presented to “Operation Feautify** by mem­ bers of Girl Scout Troop 650. Tracy Ebbert (center), who was chosen by ballot to "do the honors’* hands over n check to Mrs. Volic A. Williams Jr., chairman of the Ixora Garden Club's distribution committee, ns her Troop Leader, Mrs. Wolzie Dominey (right), and troop members look on approvingly. Scouts earned money in cookie sale. (Sec news story on Page 2.) (Herald Photo) Sanford Man Fatally Shot Tony Gene Alewlne, 29. was | dead man was shot hpjn-e the) feMnfe.-iaWb- «.>»* ^ r n t n ^ In *h**».s?iH» a tic r a a r u u d u lire beoruuu. of ,he a p ^ m iM VJ xS..U't revolver. He .in., occupied by him and his wife dead on arrival at Seminole at 1007 Park Avenue. I Memorial Hospital shortly bePolice reports indicate the fore 4 a. m. John Q. Public Told: Shell Out Today Or. . Dlt. JOHN WILSON WASHINGTON (UP1) — Today Is the day the U. S. government performs major surgery on Hie American pub­ lic in an area where it realty hurts—Hie pocektbook. Taxpayers have until mid­ night tonight to get their income lux teiurns into thu agriculture needed more mon­ ey Ilian was presently appropriated. lie went on te *«>• that he fell these experimental sta­ tions were so Important that other budget requests should lie revised downward in order to secure the funds necessary for this project. When it was suggested thsl these other budgets wouldn't want to he revised "down­ ward," (’rice fluted that he ,'eit more mertey would‘ hiv* First M ethodls/ciiurch an­ to mine from the people. nounced today that $120,058.54 He further Stated that lie had been pledged toward con­ would he in favor of an In­ struction of a youth wing. crease in taxes in order to The church announced last finance these projects. month plans to construct the Senator Price said that un­ education building at Filth less Gov. I l a y d o n Burns Street and Magnolia Avenue. changes his mind on the "hold Estimate of actual cost of the line policy" on Uxes, then (he new structure, expected there would be no way to ac­ to Iks luiitl next year, is appro­ quire the money necessary to ximately $200,000. However, put the projects such as the Hip fund drive is In raise rxlenslrn expansion of the $173,000 toward Hie Iota) cost. agricultural experimental sta­ tion system into effect. Wednesday Pi ire placed ap­ propriation of the funds for new construction and further development of the experi­ mental stations high on the WASHINGTON (UPI) — budget priority list. The State Board of Control A Navy enlisted man was already has approved $ IRK,000 killed Tuesday in an enginefor expansion of the Experi­ room fire aboard Hie aircraft m ent Slat Jon on C elery Vt-e. rawJee Mange *• (f> tj^ S&Utk nue. This is one of the appro­ China Sea near Viet Nam, priations Price says must he Hie Pentagon announced to­ day. made. Tbr man was identified ns The money, If approved, will go for Hie construction of fireman apprentice Chester a new office hiiilditii- and lab- Slut mi, son of Mr. nuil Mis. erntory at « cost of $117,000. Alien Statun, of Rayviltc, Of the remaining funds, $ in,- La. The fire, caused by a rup­ 000 is earmarked for the ac­ quisition of new land for cul­ tured fuel line, diunnged one tivation and redevelopment, of the ship's four engine primarily of peaches and or- looms. The rurrier will go unnientuls, Dr. John Wilson, into Subic Buy, Philippines, chief of the station here, said. for repairs, ths Pentagon The final $:i1.000 will be for said. the nmstruelhui of a new greenhouse a n d hcadhouse, the supply arid work sltep for the greenhouse. The Celery Avenue station is divided into two sections, the “office” just off MellonFORT LAUDERDALE ville Avenue at Hie rear of Hie (U PI)—Members of a model Sanford Naval Academy, and airplane cluh here are search­ the "furrn" t •,j miles further ing for a fellow with a distort­ east on Celery Avenue. ed sense of humor who calls himself Hie "Shadow" and rauses their liny radio controll­ ed planes to crash. The culprit, who members Principals f o r Seminole believe watches Diem from a County's four high schools, car or house, breaks up their two junior high schools and Federal Communications Com­ 22 elementary schools, "wllh mission assigned frequency some changes," will be ap­ with his own transmission. pointed for the 1963-88 school They think tie may be using a year at a special meeting of walkie-talkie. the School Board tonight, When the frequency for Supt. R. T. Mil woe said to­ planes la disturbed by voice day. sounds, the little craft go Into uncontrolable tallspina and EXECUTION DA NANG, South Viet plunge into the ground. When club members bought Nam (U PD —A Vietnamcae firing squad today executed a a radio receiver recently and young Viet Cong terrorists turned it onto the plane fre­ young Viet Cong terrorist quency they heard a voice filled with American service- saying, "heh. heh, heh. This mao. 18 the Shadow." Methodist Fund Tops Half-Way Ranger Sailor Dies In Blast ‘Shadow Lurks/ Planes Crash Hoard To Name School Heads mail, accompanied by what­ ever balance they inuy still owe Unde Sum. And to udd its voice to the confusion as last-minute tax­ payers scramble to finish their returns, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Inis Issued n variation on its us ual warning to pay up or else. Not alt tnxpuyeri owe the government at the end of the year. Rut this year more per­ sons than usunl sre feeling Hie pinch because tha meclisnlcs of Inst year's tax ru t did not provide for enough money to be withheld from uiuny paycheck*. No figure* ure available, hut many taxpayer*—includ­ ing President Johnson —have borrowed money to pny their tux bill on time. The IRS announced recently Hint herauso of widespread under-withholding, "hardship" (uses would nut have to pay the entire amount they owe by tonight, although they would have to gel their re­ turns in on time. The IRS added, however, lliut all hough they will be al­ lowed to puy late, hardship i use* will be assessed penulties for late payments. Cleveland Seeks Fourth Court TALLAHASSEE lU PIl A constitutional amendment creating a fourth district Court nf Appeals wss Introduced to­ day by Sens. Mack Cleveland, of Sanford, and A. J. Ryan, of Dania. The measure docs not iden­ tify where the new district would be located, Imt the existing three courts are head­ quartered in Tallahassee, Lakeland anil Miami, Peisilt nf the staying are sketch'*, ha* tsvVxne^rtT^ « dlC4(c £ ” dcjd w an-, wUe. „ ^ c v c rj LaI0^ ^ bullet. Sheriff's Investigator J. Q. Galloway Indicated the shoot­ ing was the culmination of an argument. No arrest has been made in the case and investigation is not yet complete. The slaying is being probed by Ihc state attorney's office. Grantkow Funeral Home will ship Hie body to Livonia, Ha., for burial. Other Ilian the widow, other survivors are in Lavonia. HHH Predicts 'Blockbusters' WASHINGTON (U PI) —. Vice President llu h rrt II. Humphrey, comparing tha present ('ungicss In the fam* mi* "hundred days" Congresa of 11133, today predicted en­ actment of a lot mar* legisla­ tive blockbuster*, including tlm voting rights hill and health enre for the aged. Tim measure will bo [Missed, lie said, because of President Johnson's "vigorous leader­ ship" ami because of an un* precedcuted pcnrctlmo unity which nmnimta to n national eonseniut, Humphrey mail* tha pro* diction before the American Society n( Newspaper Editors. U. S. Planes Up Attacks On Reds SAIGON (U P n — planes today followed up ths first nighttime air allack on Communist North Viet Nam with the biggest raid o{ tho war against guerrilla posi­ tions in South Viet Nam. A military spokesman said 230 aircraft from all (our American armed services bombed a Viet Cong strong­ hold Northwest of Saigon In a massive raid (hat lasted from dawn to dusk. 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