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Sanford Plaza Work Resumes Thursday
Herlong Urges
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Where »re
you going?
Where did you come from?
These ere some simple questions t h it w ill be asked o f
motorists on heavily-traveled
highways In Seminole County
beginning Thursday. The first
interview station will be set
tip on 1-4. Home interviews
also are under way in the
county concerning people's
travel habits,
• • •
Casselberry's proposed oceupstional license ordinance
covers everything from star*
gatin g to scitior-iharpening.
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Two news hounds are resi
dents o f the third floor at
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Doris (N ever A Dull Moment) Williams, our blonde
spsrkler, is a sick, sick, sick
girl. Wa miss her.
Down the hall from Doris
is veteran newsman Marlon
Hannan. Marion is flat on his
baek following an automobile
accident a week or so ago. He
aays he will be immobilised
fo r three or four more weeks.
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AE2 Thomas Christensen,
DSN, o f Port Edwards, W it.,
who spent two weeks here
visiting his fiancee, Susan
Wilcox, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wilcox, of
610 Baywood Drive, Sunland,
haa departed for duty in
8outh Viet Nam.
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Casselberry's new admlnis
tratlve offices on U.S. 17-92
w ill be air-conditioned under
a bid accepted by the Board
o f Aldermen Monday N ig h t
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The Sanford Lions Fun Fair
is planned for Fort Mellon
Park July 6.
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Search fo r a site fo r the
Lake Mary Woman’s Club has
ended in a stalemate. The
Seminole County Board o f
Commissioners considered giv
ing a tiact o f county land but
found it would not meet the
requirements.
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In spite o f our efforts
along the beautification lines
aome o f the town's biggest
eyesores remain Intact The
old bandshell, fo r instance.
The eagle on the flagpole at
the bandshell now perches pre
cariously over Seminole Blvd.
Looks like something could
be done to the old bandshell
until something more perma
nent comes along.
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Barry Riley, 24, an Orlan
do apprentice embalmer, was
seriously injured about the
head in an automobile acci
dent on Interstate 4 near tha
S R 46 Interchange Tuesday
afternoon.
State Trooper Jerry Haw
thorns said tha IMS MG Mid
get Riley was driving r in off
tbo right shoulder o f the high
way, careened back across
the southbound lane into the
median and turned over sev
eral times.
RUey was thrown from tha
convertible and was taken to
Seminole Memorial Hospital
la an unconscious condition.
Ma later was transferred to
Florida Sanitarium and Hos
pital in Orlando.
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compete for the IMS Mias
Florida title starting here
June 13. The new Miss Flor
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by the 1SS4 winner, Mine Pris
c illa Scbnarr, of Pompano
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W E A TH E R : Tuesday 90-60; cloudy, probnble showers thru Thursdny, hijrh nenr 90; low tonight in 60s.
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TALLAH ASSEE (U P D - U .
S. Rep. A. S. Hcrlong Jr., of
the Florida Fifth Congrcstional District, including Semin
ole County, today told a Joint
meeting of the Florida House
and Senate public welfare
committees they should pre
pare for the passage of a fed
eral Medicare bill in this ses
sion of Congress.
Herlong’s talk was brief snd
factual. He said he had some
“ philosophical objections" to
the bill now before the U. S.
Senate but he added, “ We are
faced with a fact now."
“ This bill Is going to be the
law and Florida should act
now to take full benefit of its
provisions," he said.
Herlong n o t e d Medicare
would bring an additional
$840,000 in federal money in
to the state. Florida, under
the proposal, would also no
longer have to carry the ex
pense of hospital assistance.
Florida would have to pro
vide a comprehensive volun
tary insurance program for
the aged, however. And Hcr
long emphasized that the suecess o f this program was parOcularly important.
“ I f we don't make volun
tary health Insurance work,"
he said, “ you’re going to have
a health care plan for the
aged based on Social Security
crammed down your throats."
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Hcrlong urged that Ihe es
timated $4.7 million which the
state will save when existing
hospital care programs are
discontinued be channeled in
to a voluntary Insurance pro
gram for Florida.
He also suggested the extra
funds go to help provide drugs
for the needy, a function not
provided for by the federal
legislation.
At the conclusion o f the
short icssion, House welfare
chairman
Ray
Mattox, of
Winter Haven, suggested Herlong stay in Tallahassee an
extra day to help the welfare
committees prepare legisla
tion to anticipate passage of
the Medicare bill.
Herlong indicated he would
be glad to help. If the bill
does pass this summer, he
said, it would go into effect
Jan. 1. It would allow only an
18-month transition period for
states to switch from their
existing
health
care
pro
gram !.
If the Florida Legiilature
does not prepare for the bill
this session, he warned, it
would be caught in an unfav
orable position to take full ad
vantage of the bill unlcsi the
Legislature were to meet next
year.
Jax Woman Slain;
Eskimo Is Sought
J A C K S O N V IL L E
(U P I)—
"W e have nothing to con
and
nect thi* to him,’* said De
then atabbed to death with an
tective Fred Petty. “ But we're
11-inch butcher knife in the
not ruling it out."
Petty said that whoever
committed the crime le ft a
trail o f blood out o f the room,
through a garage, over the
lawn and through the gate of
a chain link fence surrounding the houac.
A broken soft drink bottle
and a cracked porcelain com
bination
cigarette
lighterash tray were found beaide
the body.
No motive could be eatablithed fo r the act immediate
ly although nothing acemed
to be missing from the house.
Mrs. Hood's husband, Edscl
Hood, is supervisor fo r a
liquor concern and waa re
portedly out checking on a
store at tha time o f the
murder*
The State Highway Patrol
and the FBI were warned
Tuseday to be on the lookout
for Tahl, a round-faced partKekinio who la known to be
armed.
He la wanted in connection
with the April 1 murder o f a
Sun Diego (C a lif.) couple,
the rape o f a woman the
same day in San Diego, and
fo r qucitioning in tha mur
der o f a Dallas man April 26.
D. K. Brown, chief o f the
Jacksonville FBI Bureau, dr.
scribed Tahl a i “ sadistic." He
haa crew cut hair and a tat
too o f a flying dragon on hit
left arm.
Tahl was last aeen hitch
hiking In Mobile, Ala., anroute to Florida.
A
woman was
beaten
Florida room o f her auburban
home here late Tuesday night.
The body o f
Mrs. Gladys
Marie Hood, 43, waa found ly
ing in a pool o f blood by her
Free safety check for auto
mobiles is being offered from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday by
the Sanford-Seminoie Jayeees,
working In co-operation wltii
the Sanford Police Depart
ment, the Seminole County
Sheriffs Office and (he Flor
ida Highway Patrol.
A checking station will be
set up on the Jaycte grounds
al Fourth Street and French
Avenue.
Drivers will be flagged In
by law enforcement officers,
although the check is not
mandatary. Jayeees, under
the direction o f chairman
Joseph Rogers, will examine
cars for defective brakes,
headlights, tail-lights, wind
shield wipers, high and low
beams and other points.
nounced the vehicle would try
a soft landing eyetem but it
appeared to leave an escape
clause in tase tha lending
failed.
The announcement s a i d
only that "elements o f tha
system o f soft landing are
being tried out fo r the first
time."
Th* Russian probe ia to
sand back signals from the
landing site “ In tho area o f
the Sea o f Clouds.’ ’
The Ruieian announcements
were enough to confirm spec
ulation that tho znlaaion o f
tha Luna 6 was mars ambi
tious than anything yet at*
tempted by the Unlt*<^Stat*s
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Merger OKd
D E LA N D (U P I ) — The
tehonl board approved the
merger o f Daytona Bench
Junior College with Volusia
County Community College.
No Intentions
TO K YO (U P I) — Commun
ist China declared flatly to
day that it haa no intention
o f negotiating on V iet Nam
until the United States gives
up and withdraws Ita troops.
Search On
FE D E R A L BU REAU OF IN V E S TIG A TIO N
aKciita ure conducting n firearms school on the
firing range ut Sanford Police Benevolent build
ing for Seminole County lnw enforcement o ffi
cers. In this photo, FBI Agents John M. Erwin,
Orlando office, (standing) nnd Bcnjnmin II.
Cook, Lakelnnd, demonstrate correct position
for firing. Looking on are (loft to righ t) Gayle
(T in y) Howe nnd Richard (Dick) Boyd, sheriff's
deputies; William (B ill) Randall, Cnsselbcrry
police, nnd Sanford police officers, Cnpt. Ben
Butler, Ptlm. Charles Fagan nnd Chief Arnold
Williams.
(Herald Photo)
County Asks Causeway Study
o f John Krider, executive Orange City on U.S. 17-92 I*
will be requested to do a manager o f t h e Seminole directed to 1-4 because the
present highway is substand
feasibility report on realign County Chamber of Com
ard in this area.
merce.
ing U.S. 17-02 across Lake
He also painted out that
Krider said at the present
Monroe.
timo all traffic approaching Gov. Ilnyddn Bunts' proposed
Seminole County Roald o f
Cuinmisaiimcra voted unani
mously to ask the atata fo r the
study whic’ -onld route P ' l l
from north nf Orange City to
the Enterprise Road through
Deltona.
A t the lake, the highway
would be routed over a fourlane causeway connecting with
over tha Senate'* original bill
TALLAHASSEE
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French Avenue in downtown
— The Senate gate «w|fl
and an $116 million hike over
Sanford.
passage today to a $1.1 bit- the House version.
Cost o f the four-lanlng and
l i o n compromise general
The House, if the Senate
causeway la estimated in ex
spending bill and aped it to
takes fast action on the bien
ecs* of $5 million with $3.5
the House, where almiler
nial siN-ndlng bill, could be
million alone being expended
epprntal is expected to
gin dcliltcrating on the meas
on the Lake Monroe cause
romplelr Icgislatitr artiun
ure at its afternoon meeting.
way.
on this major measure o f
While the House waited for
The commission took the
the session.
the compromise spending bill,
action on the recommendation
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which Included about every
T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — thing both chambers wanted
Gov. Ilnydon Burns will ad uml more, the Dado County
dicts u joint session of the delegation wa* mustering sup
lAgisliitUie Thursday to plcud port to kill a bill that would
fur passage o f hi* $300 mil creato three separata counties
highway
construction out of populous and rich
Sanford Fire Department lion
Dade.
answered three calls Tuesday bond program.
Thu bill was introduced by
Thu bill, which was approv
and early today.
Minor damage was reported ed by a Senate committee, Duvul Heps. George Stallings
in the Seminole County Laun bus enough co-eponsore to and Lynwood Arnold and it
dry Tuesday when lint Ignited pus* both houses with no triggered an explosive protest
I rum the Dade delegation,
a broiler. Firemen were at trouble.
The measure also carries which threatened to oppose
the scene for about 40 min
enough ro-iponsurs to allow the Governor's $300 million
utes.
construction
bond
The department also extin it to ha placed a i an emer highway
guished i grass fire at 16th gency measure fo r voter ap program if the Dude split
and Elm at 8 p.m. Tuesday proval on the coming Novem ting bill was okayed.
Miami ileuch and Hialeah,
and were called to an auto ber general election ballot.
A record $1.1 billion spend, whose mayor* are outspoken
mobile fire at 12:55 a.m. to
day at 25th and Park. The ing bill worked out in a joint opponents o f Dude's metro
would
bccomo
car'a motor and wiring was conference committee comes government,
up fur Senate approval this “ Miami Beach County" and
damaged.
afternoon and could possibly “ Kennedy County" if the bill
reach tho House floor late is approved.
The compromise spending
today.
Voting Bill
The bill, product o f a hill contained tcrvcral sur
WASHINGTON
(U P I )
Chairman Emanuel Celler (D- House-Senate conference com prises.
Among them was a provi
N. Y .), of the House Judiciary mittee which worked through
committee hoped to complete last weekend, is the highest sion that authorizes the gen
work today on the House ver in Florida history and repre eral phasing out o f Florida
sion of the voting rights bill. sent* a $7.5 million increase A h M'a l.aw School.
Governor •To Plcpe?
For Road Program
City Firemen
Make 3 Runs
Russ Probe Moon Landing
MOSCOW ( U P I ) — The Soviet Union announced Its un
manned Itt-to n apace probe
would reach tha raoon'e sur
face at 10:18 p.m. (8:16 p.m.
E D T ) today.
A successful "s o ft " landing
would give tha Ruseisna a
four-month lead over tha
United 8tatea in the moon
race.
The probe, known as tha
Luna 6, hoe bean streaking
toward tha moon fo r two
day*. Tha Russians said they
would try soft landing tech
niques as opposed to previous
pro bee wbea apses vehicle*
crashed iota the moon.
The Toss news agency an
SANFORD,
He added such a program
would be a heavy burden on
ihe taxpayer.
The State Road Department
Offered By JCs
In Auto Mishap
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Free Car Check
Orlandoan Hurt
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Prepare For (IJitP
Medicare
16-year-old eon, Ronald. The
knlfa handle was protruding
from her chest.
Police and FUI agenta Im
mediately
intensified
their
aearch fo r Albert Tahl, 26,
Two big events in San accused rapist and murderer
ford conflict Monday night from California believed to be
Sanford Male Chorus presents in North Florida.
ita spring serenade at the
Civic Center. The annual
sports banquet will be held
a t the high school the same
n ig h t
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Overhead while eavesdrop
ping: Wa Americans are the
nuttiest people in the world.
W o buy expensive beds, with
8-Inch springs, 10-Inch innerspring mattresses: top them
with foam rubber covers and
pillows — then lie awake all
night worrying.
Seminole County
in the race to put a man on Luna 6— and will carry
the moon.
scientific instruments.
Rut
C A PE K E N N E D Y ( U P ! ) —
Surveyor-1
be
television probes that produc
equipped with two television ed a total o f
A successful to ft landing on cameras—on*
th* moon by Russia's Luna 6
probe today would give th*
Soviet Union more than a
four-month
lead over the
United Statee.
America's first attempt to
land a spacecraft gently on
th* lunar eurfaca ia now
scheduled fo r early October.
The initial U. 8. lunar land
er, the first o f four Project
Surveyor teat models, will
weigh about 2,250 pounds—a
half (oa lass than Russia'*
will
no ahead In moon exploration
with three successful Ranger
to
photograph
the moon during th* craft’*
approach and th* other to
scan the lunar landscape a f
ter landing.
Three later Surveyor*, act
for launch in 1967, w ill carry
a third camera and a full
c o m p l e m e n t o f scientific
equipment to asrapla and an
alyze th* moon’s crust, detect
moonquakea, count mateoroids
and measure th* hardness o f
th* moon's surface.
The United States moved
17,26'J unique
picture* o f the lunar aurfac*.
M IA M I ( U P I ) — Tha Coast
Guard continued an air aearch
o f the Gulf of Mexico today
for a 32-foot ketch overdue
from Colombia, South Am er
ica, with thret young men
aboard.
Still Stands
LONDON (U P I ) — Secretary o f State Dean Rusk told
the N A T O council today that
President Johnson's uncondi
tional o ffe r o f Viet Nam
peace talk* still stands. But
he said ao far the Communist
have not taken him up on IL
Too Tough
$300 million bond issus in
cludes four-lanlng U.S. 17
from Duval County to Satsums In Putnam County. U.S.
17-92 already Is four-taned
from Orange City through
Dcland sad U.Jj. 17 four-laned
north GNMflb B fU fR jifr in g s .
K ridw t M s a t f U A 17
S A C R A M E N T O , Calif.
(U P I) — Sacramento State
College ia dropping a require
ment that seniors must pass
an eighth grad* arithmetic
teet. It's too tough. Of 600
etudenta who took th* teat, 76
flunked.
now
Clerk Slain
the Cheat-
in NorfWfc, V aT Tlw rm ta Is
a shortcut around Washing
ton to Philadelphia and New
York.
Coat o f four-lanlng U.S.
17-92 north o f Orange City to
the Kntcrprisa Road and to
the causeway would come
from toll* end a pledge of
secondary money.
The new route also would
he aligned to connect with anew acres* road to the pro
posed East Central Florida
University near Oviedo. The
County Commission has re
quested In Its seromlnry road
program a feasibility study o f
n causeway across Lnkc Jess
up fo r a direct mute to the
school alt*.
Pay Hike Asked
For Military
WASHINGTON
(U P I )' President Johnson asked Con
gress to vote a pay Increase
for mUltary personnel and
civilian government employes.
It would cost $853 million a
year, beginning next Jan. 1.
The President p r o p o s e d
these average Incrcaxcs:
—3 per cent in federal civil
ian salaries.
— 4.8 per cent In compensa
tion of all uniform personnel
except enlisted personnel with
less than two years of service.
—2.7 per cent In base pay
for enlisted men end women
with less than two years' ser
vice.
More Gl Troops
Land At Saigon
SAIGON (U P I )—Nearly V
400 U. S. Marines end 1,000
paratroopers landed in South
Viet Nam today, raising U. 8.
military strength her* to a
record 45,000 men.
There w • r a indications,
meanwhile, tb it the Viet Cong
had suHered a costly defeat in
the field.
A Viet Cong fores setimsted
in the thousands nttackad and
captured for seven hours th#
provincial town o f Song Be,
75 miles northeast o f Saigon
Tuesday, in what was believ
ed to be th* prelude to a moo
toon season Communist often
Th* last in th* series,
Ranger-9, hit within 2.7 miles
o f ita pin|Kiint target in the
crater Alphontus on March
24.
R i n s i n '
photographs,
which were made available to
8oviet scientists, showed that
the moon I* smooth enough
fo r lunar landings.
But it is up to Surveyor,
and possibly Luna 6, to sea
if the lunar surface is hard
enough.
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Clearwater
Firm Takes
On Project
B y F ael Brookshire
Construction Is expected to
resume Thursday to complete
the Sanford Plaza, The Herald
learned today.
A performance bond of $470,000 was scheduled to be posted
before Circuit Judge Roger F.
Dykes in Titusville this after
noon to complete work on th*
Plaza, on Hwy.17-92 south.
R A S Service, Inc., of Clearwater, was due to post th*
bond through the Hartford In
surance Company to guarantee
that all work will be accom
plished and that all supplier*
and contractors paid.
‘ This Is a solid concern and
we expect the posting o f tha
bond to be a mere form ality,"
Paul E. Raymond, attorney
representing the Chase Man
hattan Bank in ths receiver
ship, told The Herald this
morning.
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
holds the mortgage on the
Plaza and the Ormond Beach
First National Bank Is tha dis
bursing agent.
Kennct A. Priest, of Ormond
Beach, also an official of tha
bank, Is the court appointed
receiver of tho Plaza. Priest
Is under $100,000 bond.
Raymond said signing o f tho
order by Judge Dykes should
signal start o f construction
Thursday morning.
"Phase I o f the bond w ill
rover alt construction on apses
already leased in tbo P lata,"
Raymond said.
"Phase II will cover any
additional construction on (ho
P laza," the attorney added.
Already operating in tbo San
ford Plaza aro Publlx Super
Market, Eckerd Drugs, a gift
shop, barber shop and aa ap
pliance shop.
Waiting for completion at
construction aro J. C. Pen
ney'*, McCrory's, a beauty
shop, patnt stars and automa
tic laundry.
H IA I.K A H (U P I ) — A 55year-old shipping clerk w’a i
stabbed to death Tuesday
night in hia home following
a domestic argument. Tha
victim wa* Identified aa John
B. Samuel. Hla wife, Alice G.
Residents o f tha Queon'o
Samuel, 36, waa arrested in Mirror South section of Cassel
connection with the slaying.
berry trying to brush their
teeth after 11:30 Monday night
were surprised to find they
H A V A N A ( U P I ) — Th# ar* were without water.
teat o f 31 “ counter-revolu
The
Casselberry
utilities
tionaries" alleged to be In the crews chose this lata hour be
service of the U. 8. Central tween 11:30 p. m. and 2:30 t .
intelligence
Agency
(C IA ) m. to tie In to the Queen's M ir
was announced today. Tha ror plant tha new tight-inch
announcement coincided wiUr water pipe being laid along
the start o f a trial o f 53 Bap Winter Park D rivt In order
tist*, Including two Am eri not to Inconvenience the resi
cans, on charges by Premier dents.
The larger pip* trill provide
Fidel
Castro
they
were
better service. When the crew
“ Blble-carrying C IA men."
reaches Queen's Mirror Circle
one night this week they again
J A C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — will be working tha Ista shift
Winn-Dixie atores announced as it will be necessary lo cut
today sales increased $36.80 tha water o ff fo r a short per
million at ita COO southern iod.
Water Shut Off
Temporarily
Bible Carriers
Sales Increased
supermarkets during th* 44week period ending May 1.
The company said lira sales
for the more recent period
totaled $774.25 million, com
pared with $738.69 million fo r
the same period ending a
year ago. This was an in
crease o f 4.81 par cent.
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Rail M e rg e r
CHICAGO (U P I ) — Slockholders of
the Milwaukee
Road and Union Pacific railroads voted to merge their
lines respectively with the
North Western and Rock is
land railroads.
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Rrrxlb P om 2 — May 12, 1968
Bigger, Better 'Fun Fair'
Slated July 5 By Lions Club
Plans fo r a “ bigger and
better" Lions Club Fun Fair
on July 6 at Fort Mallon Park
were announced Tuesday by
George Hughes, general chair
man o f the annual event.
Hughes explained that the
fa ir will be held on July 6
because July 4 falls on Sun
day this year. Monday will be
the holiday.
Highlights o f the Fun Fair
w ill be the fireworks display
and Hughes said he plans
“ lota more than we have had
before." Other activities in-
DCT Pays Off
For SHS Pupils,
Lions Club Told
Filling the right person In
the right job largely accounts
for tha success of the Diversi
fied Co-operative Training pro
gram conducted at Seminole
High School for the past 10
years, Co-ordinator Louis Gir
ard told member* of the Lions
Club Tuesday.
This Is accomplished by axtensive testing, research in
the student worker's back
ground and counseling to accu
mulate a “ portfolla" which
forms a "p rofile," Girard said.
It is then the job of the co
ordinator to find the employ
ment that fits the student's
abilities and talents and pro
vides him with progressive
training.
“ We will sacrifice a high
paying position for one which
offers a good training pro
gram ," Girard noted.
He described various kinds
o f tcsling for aptitude and
career preferences and poten
tials, Many of these tests are
those which ere used by the
Florida
Stale
Employment
Service.
“ We have found this pro
gram of Job training to be 95
per cent effective and the DCT
program la spreading over the
state. There now are nearly
4,000 DCT students in Florida,
the coordinator dectared.
Girard explained the d iffer
ence in the terms DCT, DK
and CDE, noting that Divers
ified Co-operative Training,
(D C T ) includes all phases of
employment from secretaries
to
mechanics;
Distributive
Education (D E ) involves only
training In salesmanship, and
Co-operatlva business Educa
tion (C D E ) Involves only office
occupations.
D ade Division
Aim O f M easure
TALLAHASSEE
(U P !) A bill to dlvde rich and popu
lous Dade County Into three
parts was scheduled for Intro
duction In the Legislature to
day by two Jacksonville re
presentatives.
Itep. George Stallings, of
Duval, a powerful houso mem
ber, said his bill would make
separata counties out of M i
ami Beach and Hialeah and
“ leave an anemic metro to die
o f malnutrition."
The hill is co sponsored by
Rep. Lynwood Arnold, also of
Duval County.
eludes games, rides and con
cession stands.
One o f the more eerioue
events of the dsy will be the
vision screening booth, where
all may have their eye* tested
free. T h li wae held lest year
for the first time and proved
very popular, though more
than half fulled the test.
Testing
is
accomplished
with the use o f a machine
called
the
Titm ui
Vision
Screener, which the Lions
Club bought and presented
to the Heminole C o u n t y
Health Department fo r us* in
testing ayes o f school children.
This year tha club plane to
buy a second machine so twice
as many testa can be given.
Dr. R i c h a r d Dougherty,
chairman o f the eye.testing
booth, said the test is Invaluaids in discovering ays de
fret*, hut emphasised that It
does not test for glaucoma.
lie said that this year his
committee is making plans to
us* an alr-conditloned van
to overcome the heat problem
that made testing work and
waiting in line uncomfortable
for workers and c ustomers
last year.
Nurses from the Seminole
County Health Department
again have volunteered their
services to conduct the tests,
Dr. Dougherty said.
Installation
Scheduled By
Garden Circle
By Maryann Miles
Rear Lake Garden Circle
will install newly elected o f
ficers at a 1 p.m. luncheon
Saturday at the Quality Motor
Inn located on 811 BO In Or
lando.
Installed by the outgoing
chairman, Mrs. C. L. Drunk,
will be Mr*. Richard Ostran
der, chairman; Mr*. Vernon
Herrington, co-chairman; Mrs.
Vernon Gleavss, first vice
president; Mrs. Clyde Jones,
second vice president; Mrs.
Allen Forward, recording sec
retary,
and
Mr*.
Albert
Jaroba, treasurer.
The circle was represented
at the recent Garden Club
Convention held In Tampa by
Mrs. Brunk and at Monday's
President's Lunrheon In OrInndn by Mrs. Brunk and Mrs.
Jacobs.
A membership drive will he
conducted by the group at
regular meeting scheduled far
B p.m. next Tuesday at the
homa o f Mrs. Jacobs, 1888
Lake Asher Circle, Bear Lakt.
Any woman In the area In
terested In garden club work
la Invited to attend this meet
ing, F u r t h e r Information
about the circle may be se
cured hy catling Mrs. Drunk
or Mrs. Jacobs.
To Visit Ghana
M 08C 0W (U P 1 ) — Sovlst
Premier Alexei N. Kosygin
and Foreign Minister Andrei
Oromykn will visit Ghana at
th* invitation o f President
Kwams Nkrumah.
County Commission To M eet W eekly
Seminole County Board of supporting the Economic Op
Commlsiloners Tueiday voted portunity Act.
to meet every week instead of
The board is awaiting an in
twice montly.
vestigation of other counties'
Chairman John R. Alexan participation and support be
der said the action was taken fore drawing up its resolu
so the commissioners could tion. County Attorney Harold
handle the county's business Johnson is making the in
quiry.
more rapidly.
The commission took under
The commission will meet
Tuesday, May 19, and every advisement a request from
Tuesday thereafter at 9 a.m. the Seminole County Humane
Society for funds and appoint
lit the courthouse.
In other action at Tuesday's ment of Raul Jenkins as coun
meeting, the board again post ty animal welfare officer. The
poned action on a resolution Society asked the county to
pay 93,200 for a shelter con
W INNERS in the annual Seminole County 4-H Club dress revue are (le ft
struction, fo r 93,600 annually
to right) Marilyn Dreese, Wanda Mixon, Frances Cammack,
icK, Linda^Isbell
Liinaa rooeii
and for a panel truck.
(Herald Photo)
and Cindy Boyles.
Commissioner J o h n FitsPatrick was reappointed to
the Orange-Seminole Planning
Commission's policy commit
C. R\ Lowdermllk and Alba tee and J. C. Lavender, W il
Twenty-nine girls o f Semi stratlon agent and 4-H tesder.
Refreshments o f rookies and
Tyndall Hall were sentenced liam Bush, Robert Brown, A.
Entertainment for th* pro cold drinks were served at
nole County 4-H Clubs par
Monday by Judge Voile A. K. Shoemaker Jr. and Jack
ticipated in ths annual revus gram was provided hy mem close o f the program.
Williams to end the lengthy Goodin were named to the
held by th* pool at tha homa bers o f th* Longwood Club
technical committee.
case of citrus swindle.
o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lomm- who pressnted a clever skit
Wera a U.8. president to
In other action tha board:
Lowdermllk, an Altamonte
In a takeoff on mothers ap submit his resignation, he
ler, Longwood.
Approved a request from
Springs citrus dealer, was
The entries, modeling their pearing on television to do would have to notify the sec
sentenced to 16 years on pro
own outfits, formed a moving commercials.
retary o f state.
bation and ordered to pay HIline around th* lighted pool's
Acres, Inc., 911,978.20. The
edge with each pausing before
money must be repaid within
the table o f Judges, Mrs. John
90 days, Including six per cent
Martin, Mrs. Jo Anna Dubois
Interest dating from May 26,
and Mrs. Kathryn Malloy, all
LO S A N G E L E S (U P I ) —
1962.
o f Sanford. Garments shown
Municipal
Judge May Lchey,
Hall, former Department o f
Included shorts, skirts, slacks,
Agriculture citrus inspector, awarded 21Tyear-old former
casual and party dresses,
wee sentenced to 25 years on eecretary Gwen H oyt 94,000
beach wear, aprons, and alesp
probation, and ordered to re
in her assault and battery
wear.
pay Hi-Acres 90,000, paying
suit against her ex-boss.
W i n n e r s , announced by
10 per cent o f his pay until
Mrs. H. L. Johnson, county
M ist H oyt sued Durrell I.
the debt la satisfied.
4-H chnlrman, were Cindy
Halt, as inspector, upped Robinson, a building contrac
Hoyles of Longwood, Junior
the price on Lowdermllk’* tor, claiming he made passea
division. Thc*« girls received
citrus by 30 cents per box, at her and tried to sit on her
n rash uwurd enabling them
nnd the two split the hike. HI- lap.
to attend 4-H summer camp
The form er eecretary now la
Acre* estimated they lo it
in July.
a Playboy bunny.
9260,000 In the swindle.
Second place winners, who
each won a pair o f dressmuker sht-urs, were Franco*
Cnmmack o f Geneva, senior
division, and Marilyn Dreese
o f the Seminole Club, Junior
division.
Honorable mention In sen
ior diviaion went to Wanda
Mixon o f Lake Mary and In
the Junior division to Karen
" W i HI. A
Snead, Carolyn Dreese, Kunny
u , ti :ii nm.
Hoyles and Margaret Mueller.
Guests fo r the occasion, In
cluding many o f the parents,
were welcomed by Mies Myrtls
Wilson, county homo demon-
Pair Sentenced
Dress Revue Winners Named In Citrus Case
Florida L i v i n g
Retirement
l
Community.
Voted to erect two speed
signs on Oxford Street in Eng
lish Estates.
A F T E R F L Y IN G
A
HOT JET
YOU DESERVE TO
COME HOME TO
General
Electric
A ir Conditioning
I I I A11 Plumbing,
WALL Heating, Inc.
1007 Sanford
922-6562
Ju s t telt us how much
you need to pay old bills, for
home Improvements, car
repairs, for all your sea*
sonat expenses. Phone for
prompt, courteous service.
C**A
14
Romm*
Yse
noArnlV r*r*M*ts
9120.00 9 7.00
11100 11.00
220.00 13.00
312.00 19.00
432.00 24.00
592.00 32.00
| LOANS UP TO $400 ,
W
i
1
FINANCE SERVICE* INC.
• f Sanford
110 South Magnolia Streat..........*.FA 2-4612
M ATHER'S
Lost & Found
Former esident
Expires Tuesday
Mrs. Gwendolyn P. Collins,
59, o f 9 South Ohio Street,
Ocala, died Tuesday afternoon
la an Orlando hospital,
A resident of Sanford for
20 years prior to moving to
Ocala seven years ago, she
was a member of First Pres
byterlan Church of Ocala,
Survivors are her husband,
Alva L. Collin*, of Ocala; one
daughter, Mrs. I. E. Eitridgt
HI, of Sanford; one son, Alva
L. Collins Jr., of Durham, N
C.; two brothers, E. B. and
L. L. Peterson, both of Jack
sonville, and one aliter, Mrs
O. L. Brandenburger, of Me
Loon, Va.
Uriison Funeral Home is In
charge of arrangements.
“ O O N T B E A Littfcrbug" Vvnste cads Have been
distributed throughout North Orlando as part
o f beautification program by the North Orlando
Garden Club. Cans were placed at each school
bus shelter and In the recreation area b y Club
President Etta Harville (le ft) nnd Secretary
May Duquette.
(Herald Photo)
‘
s
LOST
Warehouse
Swimming Pools Open Saturday
Sanford,’* two municipal
swimming pool* will nprn Sat
urday on a weekend bail*
Th* C ity Recreation De
partment announced today
that th* pools will bo open
each weekend fo r public swim
ming until June B when they
will open on a fulltime basis.
The pools will stay open
through Labor Day.
In addition to public swim
ming, the Recreation Depart
ment will o ffe r beginning
Mrs. Roberta A. East, IS, of
134 Rosalia Driva, died Mondsy night at a local nursing
home.
She came here In August,
19S4, from Washington, D. C.
She was a Baptist.
Survivors are a sister, Mrs.
Elsie M. I-eonsrd, of Sanford,
and two grandchildren.
Gramknw Funeral Home Is
In charge of arrangements.
ro i.L ia s ,
mms .
a w F .a n o i.va
in
effect
each
•anfnrh
Vrralft
OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
These Items Have Got To Go !!!
MKPIIRT n r r n x iir r tn x n r t i i n
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a t t m r a o i r , o r R i'sib R ss o x a p r i l sc i s m
riR LIS H F.il IX RBSrOXSR TO CALL M ADR BY
COWPTRCII.I.KR OF THK CI'RHF.XrV.
I'XDRR SF.CTIOX Bail, If. S, RRVISKU BTATI'TRB
Group
Colors ollvs green, maroon, brown.
Includes i cocktail table, S step tables,
2 lamp*.
WAS 1168
I Flees
I Place
SECTIONAL
DINING
ROOM SUITE
Cssh. balances with othsr banks, and cash
llsms In prortM of c o l l s e l l o n ______
Unltr-I S l t l s t nnvsrnmcnt obligations,
direct end gusranissd .. _____ _________ __
Obllstllnn* nf g tslts and political
auhillvlsliins
........
.................. ...... ......
1.0*11* still discount* (Mel of anr r»»»rv*s| .........
F lisd Assets
.............. .............. ..........................
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Pamsnd deposits of Individuals, parlnsr•hips, and corporations................. ..
Tims and savins* deposits of Individuals,
psrtntrshlpa. and corporations
. ,
Deposits Of Unllsd Nlsles Oovtrnmsnt
_
llaposlt* of Nlalss slid political subdivisions
Csrllflsd and offlcsrs* checks, sir. .
Total Deposits ................ ||I.S)|,||: •«"
IsIToltl dsmtnd deposits _ _ | T.tll.lll :<l
(h| Total Urn* and
savins* deposits ...
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Other liabilities - ...... ... ...... ,,...
TolSl Liabilities ... ____ __________
CAPITAL 41(01 4Tn
Common s(ork— par value per sh«rs |loon
No. shares authorised if,lav.
No. shares unissued None.
No. shares outstanding l?,ins,
Tuisl per value -...... .................
1.111.118 11
1 1 11 .t i l t l
US l.n U.7 l
S.lti.SIS.IO
in .lll.n l
ll.iiy.IS
1M !M ’ 5MJ
e.ull.svt »1
WAS 1289
NOW *1 2 8
Table, i chain
and china with sliding glaaa door*.
WAS 9249.50
NOW $229
SOFA BEDS — S ONLY!
Early American sad Modem
5 Piece
Metal
N Y L O N COVERS. ASSORTED.
From I |2 - 9 S to 9 | |- 9 5
DINETTE
PLATFORM ROCKERS
W A S 9(9.09
WAS |6B
NOW SAft
WAS 149.95
A eat. aylon covert, rubber fashions,
storage bla or each end.
Yours For Only
IH IlM t
Assorted
TABLES
».»U I
(Odds and End*)
cocktail, tod,
atrp and lamp.
310 331 11
W bll* They
Last!
tt.tl*.}|| t *
1.1*1.1111*
It.tlZ.OIMS
—
a »
Ws. ths undersigned directors attest th* correctives!1
report of condition and declare that It has been evamlnr
us and lo the best of our knowledge and belief It tru*
correct.
H erb M
Publish Map It, 1*11
C D M -ll
Dire
different styles
sad covers.
HURRY!
HURRY!
SIMMONS
Nationally Advertised
M ATTRESSES
SLU M B ER
K i n g .......... ea. $41-95
Rubber or Innersprlags
D ee p slee p ........ $61*95
Mildew Proof. Odor Fro#
Beauty R e s t ____$76*5°
8 Piece
Oil Walnut
NOW < 4 g
Worth IS I
I
1 BEDROOM
GROUP
CONTOUR RECLINER CHAIRS
Nylon
Vz PRICE
l7.SIT.4t
GOOD USED
FURNITURE
A APPLIANCES
At Cioee Out Pricca!
CHAIRS
1,113,All.3T
i : » i s oo
llo.oo# no
l* l.lln .ll
5 ONLY AT 920
NOW fftft
O NE GROUP
*1N
>
SETS
Nylon a u t. color* 4k tapeotriea
HIDE-AWAY BEDS
\
NOW Iflftft
8KB OU R STOCK OF
4.171.33* oj
I. II. D. Ilowlsnd. Cashier, of the above-named ban
hertby declare that (his report of condition It (rus and ro
lo th* best of my knowltdt* sod belief.
H. H. Hodges
flee. A. Speer, Jr.
\V. N>ol| Hums
W ith built SR
comer 4k end tables.
Nylon covers
POLE LAMPS
ASSISTS
Published Dolly estop* Sal.
ardar. Boeder ood Cfcrtetomw,
poblleOed
lalMrdiy
peoeodloo
cartels, os
by
The Bastard Herald. SM W
lei at* Boolerd, Florida.
Close
Paid
at Seafood, Via.
bp OarTear
l
Monday
during the summer.
The weekend schedule will
be Raturday from D a.m. until
noon and from 1:30 to 6:80
p.m. and Sunday from 1:30
to 6:30 p.m.
There will he no change In
ticket fees. ,
I*— Funeral errvlrre for Mre
Uwendol) n P. Collins. who
died Turedsy, will he held at
I* a. m. Thursday at llrleenn
Funeral Home with lie*,
ttrovsr C. Newell officiating.
Oravesld* services and hurlsl
will uk* place at ! p m Surplus ....... ................. ........... ............ _ ... 1 ”
Thuredey at Osklswn Ceme l.'ndlv Ided profits....... .......
. .... 1
tery. Jacksonville. ftrleeon IWasrvs* .......................... ...
Funeral Home In chsrxe.
Tuisl Cspllal Accounts
. ............. „
Total l.lahlllllee and Capital Accounts
8 !|r
Inventory
L
through Friday until 9 p.m.
Legal Notice
Tola! Asists
during
N igh t swimming hours will
be
I'barlsr V*. HIST
Succumbs At 83
FOUND
S 3 k
swim lessons June 7-25 fo r
children six years old and up.
SOFA
BED
Roberta A. East
I
)
A
in the
T Pise*
Funeral strvlrs* for Mrs
nolirrts A. Ksst, II. »hn died
Monday, will t>» h.M Friday
*t X H. Hlnss Funeral Horn,
In Waehlnglnn. It C. Ilurltl
will be in tVsshlnelon Mem
orial Park. Ornmkuw Funsral
Home. Sanford, In rharse of
arranirmrnlt, forwardrd the
body today.
r
extended about 400 feet to the
MONEY
Down Ex-Boss
K4ST, MRS. NnSKNTt A. —
a loi to Utacua interest in guitar music.
Voted to take in for County
Road maintenance A r d e n
Street in the Sanlando area.
A petition was presented the
board requesting the action.
Continued until June 8 an
appeal on a zoning board de
cision disapproving rezoning
from R l to RE1 in the Palm
Shadows subdivision.
Agreed to participate In
construction o f a sidewalk ex
tension along SR 436 In For
est City. The sidewalk will bo
‘Bunny’ Slaps
Funeral Notices
IWEET STIUMMKR—Meet Vivlane Ventura, one of tho
•Un of “Promile Her Anythin*," being filmed In Shoptwtoa, England. Tha 19-year-old Colombian beauty
ya a atrip-tease artist In the comedy. She's bound to
Southern Gulf Utilities Com
pany to utilize rights-of-way
along Rsntoul Lane and High
land Court for a water line.
Voted emergency mainten
ance to Lam ar Avenue in the
Pearl Lake Heights area.
and tapestry combination.
M " triple dresser
upright mirror sed chest, cbslrbock
heedboard nod bod frame.
WAS 959 A 69 NOW fftft A fftft
Other Contour Reclinera
FROM 9|| TO 9 |||
WAS 9219.95
NOW
MM
S Piece
WALNUT BEDROOM GROUP
E A R L Y A M E R IC A N
LOVE SEAT
M A P L E TR IM
WAS 9119.95 • NOW 9||
WAS 9169
NOW
MM
M A T H E R o f Sanford
BUY ON
Shop In Air Ctmditkmed Comfort
EASY TERMS
Just Say
Open Fri. Ere.
203-09 E. lat ST.
I
Including box springe and mattress,
doubl# dresser nnd cheat, boofcraao bod.
Closed Wed. Afternoon
322-0983
CHARGE IT!
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May 12. 1065 — Tape 3
S r r a lb
Hints On Children-And-Money
Local Legion Unit Wins Honors
Honors
won
by
American
f .rgion Auxiliary, Unit 53, of
Sanford, at the Constitutional
Conference were
reported at
the units’ May meeting at the
I-egion Home with Mrs. Mar
gie Tillix, first vice president,
presiding.
Mrs. Minnie Pezold, local
president, was nwarded a
trophy for “ President o f the
^ 'c n r . ” Mrs. I). Webster re
ceived a membership trophy
and a four-star medal and
Mrs. Olga Hunter was pre
sented a picture o f Costa Itirn
for her winning essay on
Tan - American
countries.
Awards and citations ulso
were received by the unit for
child
care,
rehabilitation,
achievement, national secur
ity, and community service.
Devotional for the meeting
was given by Mrs. T. N. Dil
lard and a memorial service
was conducted by Mrs. Hazel
j Field, memorial chairman, for
three departed members.
i New members initiated dur
ing th*> evening were Mrs.
! Polly Kuykendall, Mrs. Dol
bies Smith, Mrs. Sophie Hrynn, Mrs. Annie Mae Stokes
and Mrs. H. I.. Johnson. W el
comed into the junior auxil
iary were the Misses X. and
S. Morgan and Laura Jo Gar
rett.
It was announced that the
auxiliary
will
sponsor
P.
Stenstrom, Stephany Westgate and K. Westbrook at
A major problem for par
ents in raising children is
leaching them how to handle
money.
Some helpful advice for
parent* of children of all ages
is contained in a comprehen-
Girls State this year.
Mrs.
Huth
Smith,
poppy
day ehuirman, reported that
S306 was received during the
District WSCS
Training Day
Set Thursday
IN S T A L L A T IO N o f officers for the Lonpwood Extension Ilomcmnkcrs
('lull was conducted at the May mectitip. Participating were (seated from
left) Mrs. Frank Steudle, president; Mrs. M. L. Tinsley, installing o ffi
cer; Mrs. Felix Mege, past president; (standing) Mrs. Velvet Jacobs,
first vice president; Mrs. It. I). Wesley, alternate delegate; Mrs. Charles
Crowell, delegate; Mrs. Frances Setje, secretary, and Mrs. Hubert Westmark, second vice president. Mrs. K. P. Itichards is treasurer.
Baptist Class Lake Mary Extension Club
Has Meeting In Has Installation Meeting
lake Mary
tty Frances
TRO PH IE S A N D C ITATIO N S won by American Legion Auxiliary Unit
fi3 at Constitutional Conference are shown by (le ft to right) Mrs Minnie
Pezold, Mrs. M. Tillis, Mrs. D. Webster, Mrs. Olga Hunter and Mrs. F.
King.
(Herald Photo)
H E AD IN G U P newly organized North Orlando Fire Department Auxilinry are temporary officers (le ft to righ t) Nelda Creek, vice president;
Louise Straiten, secretary; Sylvia Drown, president, and Ituth Ilolzmnn,
treasurer.
(Herald Photo)
Weekend Food Supplies Said In Abundance
§
The following guide to | Fresh vegetable bins are
the nation’s food buys for brimming with spring aspar
the weekend was prepared agus, green beans, carrots,
hy the U. S. Departments of celery, corn on the cob, cu
Agriculture and interior for cumbers, lettuce, onions and
United Frcss International. spinach.
Among the fresh fruits arc
WASHINGTON (U P I ) - A plenty of bananas, grapefruit,
strawberries
and
rotorful
selection of fresh oranges,
fruits and vegetables, along late spring watermelons.
with abundant
supplies of
Meat specials will feature
meat and poultry await week beef roasts and atcaks for the
outdoor grill, pork chops and
end food ahoppers.
The local association
is
among the more than 2.300
members of the Savings and
Loan Foundation who arc par
ticipating in a nationwide
public service program to
help parents develop wise
spending and saving hahits in
their children.
An introduction to the book
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service o f Trinity let was provided by two noted
Methodist Church, Pnlntkn, rhild guidance authorities, Dr.
will host a Leadership Train Frances 1- tig and Dr. Louise
ing Day Thursday for all o f Hates Antes, of the Gescll In
ficers o f tho WSCS in the 39 stitute of Child Development.
Methodist churches in the De- In rndorsing the booklet's
contents, they point out that
l.nnd District.
Mrs, Don Coward, Crescent question* a b o u t allowances
City, district president, urges are among the most frequent
all officers, especially those questions parents ask in con
newly elected, to nttend this nection with their children.
The booklet rover* a variety
training session in order to
take advantage o f instruction of subjects — how large an
in the various lines o f work In allowance at what age, how
much supervision p a r e n t s
the society.
Hogistrntinn w ill begin at should give children in thrit
9:30 a. m. with the program spending, how to teach young- j
o f instruction to take place sters to save, what to do
about
clothing
allowances, I
from 10 until 1'J:.10.
Those attending s h o u l d charge accounts and part ]
time jobs, and how to handlej
bring a sandwich lunch. A
Hie problem of extra money.
nursery will be provided.
Among points the bookletJ
makes:
The way parrnl.* talk aland '
Hear l-nko M e t h o d i s t money at home and the way
Church will have an official they treat articles o f value j
board meeting nt 8 p.m. today help lo shape a child's atli
money,
litis '
at the church. The Commis tmle toward
sion on Kdtientiun will meet method of learning logins at
immediately following t h r |un earlier age than many
parents realize.
boa id meeting.
recent two-day sale.
New olficers o f the aux
iliary will be installed June
21 in combined ceremonies
with the Post following a eovj cred dish supper with the
' auxiliary to provide baked
ham ns the main course.
A letter was rend from
Mrs. Minnie Stiles, who is on
a tour o f Kuro|ie.
Hostesses for the evening,
Mrs. Ina Galloway, Mis. 1).
Newsome and Mrs. Johnson,
1served refreshments o f ire
cream
punch, coffee, ami
cake.
»ive new booklet, “ What You
Should Tell Your Child About
Money." The booklet is avail
able to the public without
charge at the First Federal
Savings and 1-oan Association.
Wester
The Friendship Class o f the
I First baptist Church of Luke
Mary met at the home o f the
president, Mrs. V. C. Ladd,
for the May business meeting.
Mrs. Ladd presided. The
meeting opened with the read
ing o f a poem, “ A Miracle,"
which was the writer's testi
mony based on the Scripture,
John 7:•»!>, followed by prayer
given by Mrs. H ailey W il
helm.
I'be no-mlieis were remind
ed that Thursday a m. is vis
iting time, and all were uigcd
to take pint. The giotip do|ruled not to have a tin cling
in June because o f Vacation
llihlc School, but to continue
tire Hirelings ill the following
months.
Mrs. Charlotte
McQuillin
gave an inspirational devo
tional on the ills! I'snlm. with
a closing prayer by Mrs. W.
T. Wuiulcy.
The hostess set veil refresh
ments, w ith a special run prise
b ill Inlay take fur two meinbei s woo hail n birthday in
May. The gioiip sang Ilnppy
Itirtliduy.
Others present w eir Mis.
Crawford Shelton, Mrs. C. S'.
North, Mrs. M. I’. Muthcson,
Mrs. J. A. Varn, and one
guest. Mis. lluiold Coty, of
Luslis.
Ceremonies installing new
officers o f the Lake Mary
Kxtensinn Homemakers Club
were led by Mrs. Kay Sass.
man during thr club's icgulnr
meeting held Tuesday at the
Lake Mary Fire Hall.
O fficers who will preside
during the coming year are
j Mrs. Ivor Potvell, president;
I .Mrs. Hurry Sandusky, first
|vice president; Mrs. Kdwin
; Kennedy, second vice presi'dent; Mrs. Donald Cmss, sec-
'Chutist Jumps
Into Trouble
LOS ANGF.LF.S (U P I)- H o d
Pack, 20, and Harold L Han
es. 41, have learned that it
may he illegal to jump (rum
an airplane without a para|chute.
Last Jan. 1. Pack said, he
jumped from a plane without
a parachute, got one from a
1fellow jumper while free fall
ing and landed safely.
Pack and Hanes became the
objects of a civil suit filed
hy U. S. Atty. Manuel Ileal,
who charged the pair violated
Federal Aviation A g e n c y
( F A A ) regulations.
rctnry-tirnsurcr;
Sirs.
Sass-
man, delegate, and Mrs. W at
son Heel, alternate delegate.
Co i sages
William
made
by
Hrinburh
The primary purpose o f an
allowance is to teach a child
lo live within a fixed income,
v.hieh most people have to do
all of their lives.
A
I slate o f each office were pre
sented by Mrs. Joe Smnthcrs
ni the officers were installed.
Mrs. Helen Powell, current
president conducted the meet
ing which was opened with
Hag salute led by Mrs. Cross
and an inspiring devotional
given by Mrs. Ilcinhtirh. Mrs.
Sassman led the gioup in
singing
the
national
club
song, " K v r r Onward.''
At eonrlusinn o f the busi
ness Mis. Powell expressed
her nppicriatinti to nil rhairmen for their help and su|>port during her term o f office
which resulted in a successful
club year.
Next month members w-ill
have a final luncheon meet
ing before adjourning for the
summer. The luncheon will be
held at the Trnde Winds
C afeteiia in Seminole Plaza
at Casselberry.
Hostesses for this month's
luncheon
were
Mis.
Mae
Smith and Mis. Jon W right.
Mis. Smith won the door
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Dedication To Game Kills Little League Father
ATLANTA (U P !) Lillie
League baseball probably has
more active boosters than any
other sport — and probably
more criticism.
There are a lot of folks who
can give you a whole hatful of
reasons why little league Is
bad for the boys: too much
emphasis on winning, parents
expecting too much of their
sons—thst sort of thing.
But just about everywhere
there Is a little open ground.
there Is a little league field and
at each you can find a couple
hundred devout fans any even
ing you care to check.
There are currently, some
three million youngsters be
tween the ages of I and 12
playing little league ball and
the total attendance across the
nation for the season, while
there's no official count, has
to top attendance for any
other sport you can name.
While there are those who
Insist that fathers play too ac-j little league baseball.
live a role in little league, it's| Holland wanted only one
hard to see how the boys could thing out of little league. He
get along without them—as wanted his sons, and all the
coaches, umpires, groundkeep- other boys, to have a chance
era and just about any other to learn and play baseball.
If there was dirt to be shov
chore imaginable.
For every father who gets eled or stands to be built, Hol
into the limelight as a coach, land was always there.
It was this willingness to
there are aeveral who pitch in
help that found Holland at the
behind the scenes.
This was A. W. (A l) Hol North Dcklab Little League
land, a stocky 39-year-old fa Park in Doraville, an Atlanta
last
Friday
night
ther with two sons playing suburb,
Rookie Proves Yankee Rescuer
'This Is Forever';
Yogi Retires Again
I
NEW
o f three Little League games each Saturday
morning until mid-June. Here at bat is North
Orlando Farm Team first baseman Jimmy Wal
ters, with Casselberry's Richard Randall catch
ing and Warren Donat o f Ixingwood calling balls
and strikes. North Orlando went on to win first
game 21-0.
(Herald Photo)
not playing thia one for
laughs. "This Is forever,” he
mumbled.
With those words, Berra
formally announced his retire
ment as a player Tuesday
night on the eve o f hia 40th
birthday In the private office
of Meta manager Caaey Sten
I* r o y
Robb
Construction, games, heating Plnecrest Ass
moved into a first place tic embly 18-2 in the first outing
with Kingswood last night by
shutting out the Uuildcrs, 2 0,
behind the three hit pitching
o f Otto Thomas and the glove
work of the Robb's defense.
Robbs scored twice in the
first Inning and that finished
the scoring for both teams.
Thomas, displaying complete
control
over Kingswood
throughout the game, allowed
only one runner past first base
and pitched hitless ball for the
last four and one-third Innings.
Robbs had eight safeties with
Donnie Sapp getting two to
lead all hitters. Don Griffin
and Rick Sires had back-toback triples In the first inning
for the winners.
In other softball play, Tann
ing Lumber outlasted USO, 16
12, In a game that produced
26 runs, St hits and It errors.
Soup Helms topped all bai
lers with four alngles in four
appearances at the plat for
Panning. Don Smith, Shorty
Dehrens and Mnssle Helms
each had three hits to pare the
hitting attack o f the victors.
Frank Rlchars, Tom King,
Terry Emerson and Tony NcvrsUch each collected three hits
for USO.
The win put Tanning In a
two way tie with Kilowatts,
one game out of first place.
The Knights of Columbus
clinched the first half Church
leagu e championship and won
their 8th & ninth games In a
row last night by winning two
and taking the Church of God
19-3 in the second contest.
Nick Constantine was credit
ed with the pitching decisions
In both games. Hill Coleman
lead the Knights In the first
game, against Plnecrest, bang
ing out four hits. Ray Plvec
chipped in three hits. Ed Ben
son lead the losers with fourfor-four.
In the accond game, Ray
Plvec, Larry Plvec and Dan
Simon hit homers for the
Church Champs — all homers
coming In the third inning.
Simon and Fred Galletta were
top hitters with three hits apiece.
The first half in the Church
League won't he completed un
til May 26th but the Knights
have wrapped up the title.
They are the only club play
ing .300 ball or better.
The Junior League teams
were idle yesterday but will
resume play with two games
today.
The Little League Winners
yesterday were First Federal
In the National and Navy in
the American.
Navy,
Inst year'a
Little
American League champion,
got o ff to a shaky start this
season, losing their first three
games, but have now ttounccd
back to win five of their last
and are only one game out
of first place. Navy is tied for
second place with the team
they defeated last night, Strick
land Morrison 12-11.
Scott Harris, the winning
pitcher, was top hitter with
four hits in as many official
times nt hat. Andy Nichols
contributed three doubles. The
game
was lied going Into the
L IT T L E NATIO NAL
last inning, 11-11. David Rash
W t
6 2 singled home Steve Russell
Chase
6 3 with the winning run.
First Fedrral
First Federal knocked off
D h o . Engin.
6 3
Quality
Mobile Homes, 9-3.
Hunt Un. > Mcr.
4 3
Quality Mobile Homes
0 9 Nicky llrady received Credit
for the victory via his pitch
Game Today
Chase vs. Locomotive Engl- ing performance, lie struck out
John
McClannahan
nerrs, 4:30, n »y Avenue eight.
hnmered
for
Federal.
Howard
Park
Whclchel starred at the plate
L IT T L E AM ERICAN
W l with two hits, Including a tri
6 3 ple, and Al Grooms came
Georges
Navy
3 4 through with two singles to
3 4 pace the winners.
Strickland A Morrison
First Federal, tied for ae
Sanford Atlantic
4 S
cond
place with Locomotive
6
2
Florida Slate
Engineers, one-half game be
Game Tonight
Florida State vs Georges, 7:30 hind league leading Chase, will
lie looking on this afternoon as
FI. Mellon Park
Chase and locom otive meet
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W
I. headon at Hay Avenue Park
3 2 In one of the top games of the
Rotary
3 3 day.
Civitan
The Panning Tomber-Kings
3 3
Elks
Klwanis
3 4 wood game tonight at 7:30 at
3 3 Fit Mellon Park is the top
CPO
Shrine
3 3 gailie under the lights today.
City League
Standings
J
/
(U P D — Yogi
Herra, a horn tomedlan, waa
Leroy Robb Blanks Kingswood
To Enter Tie For League Lead
’..Jr,
YORK
NORTH ORLANDO Ball Field will be the ncene
Game Tedsy
(4:30 p. m .)— Shrine va CPO
(7:30 p.m .)— Elks vs Klwanis
Both games PloehurM Park
C IT Y LEAGUE
W L
Klagsurood
7 2
Leroy Robb
7 2
3
Kilowatts
•
P earning lAim Vff
1
•
Chick N ' Treat
4 3
Chase
1 8
U 5 O
l
9
Game Tewlghi
Planning Lumber va King*wood, 7:30, Ft. Mellon Park
CHURCH L E A G U E
W L
Knights o f Columbus
9 0
3 4
Church o f God o f P
3 3
Congregational
Piqgcrest Assam.
1 7
N s games scheduled
gelSitting there on a black
leather couth, with hia hair
rumplrd and only a towel
around hit midriff after the
Meta dropped a 4-3 decision
to the Cardinals, Yogi groped
for words in trying to ex
plain what made him quit.
“ la y in g o ff a whole year
hurt," he laid, referring to
lest season when he managed
the Yankees and didn't play
in a single game.
"I always felt when a guy
ran't hit the feat hall any
more he might aa well hang
up hia hat. I don’ t think my
reflexet are good anymore.
It'a lough to play once a week.
A fter I catch, I ache. My legs
are still okay but It gets me
here when I try to play.”
Berra reached behind his
back and pointed to the gen
eral region o f hia vertebra.
Nervously he puffed on a
cigarette as Casey broke In
occasionally
to
point nut
Berra had given It the old col
lege try since signing on with
Dusty Boots
Horse Program
Slated Sunday
By Margaret Cosby
The Dusty Roots Riding As
sociation Horse Show Commit
tee announces that plans for
the next gymkhana arhrdulrd
for 1 p in. Sunday at the rodeo
arena on Onora Rout near
Sanford are well underway.
"A n exceptionally l a r g e
turnout is expected at this
show,” states President How
ard Lloyd, "since It will lie
the final show In the series of
six In which riders have been
vying for the two-foot tall Milrhrll Trailer* junior and sen
ior six-month high point tro
phic*. We hope the public will
come to see this fine display
of horsemanship.”
Top contenders In the sen
ior division are Jack Kelley,
SI points, and Don Knight, 68
points, both from Cocoa. Van
Stuart from Sanford holds
third place with 60 points.
In the junior division, Or
landoan Valorie Allred has a
light rein on first place with
84 points followed by Chris
tine Copeland, 74 points, also
from Orlando. Following is
Evart Shoemaker from Co
coa with 60 points.
New College
League Eyed
CHICAGO (U P D - Repre
sentatives of nin* universities
will report by May 26 whether
they wish to join a proposed
new conference, tbs National
Collegiate
Conference, f o r
competition in basketball and
spring sports.
Spokesmen for Canisius, De
troll, Dayton, DePaul, Loyola
ol th* South, Memphis State,
The DeBary Fishing Club Marquette, Oklahoma C i t y
will meet tonight at 7:30 at and X avier of Ohio attended
the Fire Recreation Hall on an organisation meeting Tuei
Coiomba Road. Elm er Thump day.
ion will show a colored film,
•Tam pa T a r p o n
Taunt*
meat.” The public Is invited
to attend.
Meets Tonight
By George C. Langford
L'FI Sport* W riter
In
the Mels.
Y ogi said he made up his
mind to quit aa a player and
remain with the Meta as a
coach last Saturday.
Tough Decision
Seen To Choose
Lyman Gridders
Ry Jim Rsrrhua
Herald Sports W riter
Coach Dick Copeland o f
Lyman has been working with
about 30 boys during the past
week In Greyhounds' annual
■pring football drills and it
looks as though he ia going
to have a hard time deciding
who will perform on hi* var
sity grid squad this fall.
Only a few boys are as
sured of a position on CopeInull's team for 190ft at this
time although 1A lettermen
are returning from last year'a
squad.
Copeland put it thin way:
We're looking for the boys
who want to play football. If
a boy hita hard and show* a
Ini o f desire, we feel like we
ran leach him the rest.”
Copeland hae been drilling
his charges on defensive pro
cedure end the basic funda
mental* o f the gam* during
the last few day*.
Assisting
him
are
Tom
Hernee, Jim parley and Dick
Silvers o f Lyman, and Jim
Clark o f South Seminole.
SEVEN
MEMRERS o f the South
Seminole
Junior High School tennis team are, front, left
to riRht, Hill Cave anil Richard Harwood; back,
David Rogera, Junice W iley, Karen Casa, Su
zanne Webber, and Grejf Clark. (Herald Photo)
Jimmy Miller's 1-Hitter Awards
Casselberry Win Over Lake Mary
By Jim Bacchus
Herald Rports Writer
Jimmy Miller of the Cas
selberry Indlsns hurled a onehitler lis t night defeating the
Lake Mary Giants, 11-3, In
South Seminole Senior Lea-
Broilers Take
DeBary Kegling
The
DeBary
Spare-Bibber*
Friday Bowling resulls at thr
DrLand Lancs wrre:
Standings
N A TIO N A L LEAGUE
W L PcL r.B
I-os Angeles 17 a .680
Cincinnati
13 8 .623 m
16 11 .593 2
Houston
Philadelphia 12 12 .300 4 'i
San Francisco 12 13 .480 3
Milwaukee
10 11 .476 3
Chic ago
11 13 .438 314
SI. I aiu Is
11 13 .438 314
New York
9 10 .360 a
PiUsburgh
9 18 .360 8
Tuesday's Results
St. Louis 4 New York 3. night
Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 1,
night
Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 3,
night
Houston 2 I .os Angeles I, night
San Francisco 3 Chicago 0.
night
St. Louis at New York
Tbday’s Games
Houston i t Los Angeles ( N )
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N )
Chicago at San Francisco
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (N )
AM ERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GR
IS 7 .613
Minnesota
Chicago
14 8 .636 1
L oi Angelea IS 10 .600 114
Cleveland
t! 9 *330 3
Baltimore
13 It .342 a
Detroit
12 11 .322 3V4
New York
10 14 .417 8
9 13 .408 8
Boston
10 IS .400 BV4
Washington
Kansas City
3 IS .238 9<4
Tuesday's Results
New York 3 Boston 3, night
Baltimore 3 Cleveland 1, It
Innings, night
Detroit 7 Washington 8, night
Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 2,
night
(Only game* scheduled)
Today's Games
Lot Angelas at Minnesota (N )
Kansas City at Chicago (2,
tw 1-night)
Detroit at Washington (N )
Cleveland at Baltimore (N )
New York at Boston (N )
S P EC IA LS
EVERY DAY!
'T spent two weeks vacation
while final touches were be-j The North Dekalb Little
ing made for the opening leagu e is opening this Satur working on that field, but now
I don't believe I could walk
games the next day.
day—a week late.
through that gate,” one man
All was In readiness with
Instead of the usual festivi said.
one exception. The flagpole,
But a close friend Insisted
packed away carefully during ties that accompany the open
the winter months, had to be ing of a little league season Holland would have been the
put up so that the league could there will be a sober memorial last to want the season can
have the traditional flag cere service during which the ball celled.
” 1 can almost hear him
park will be named "A . W.
rnony on opening day.
now,” he said. " I f Al Holland
Holland had a tight grip on Holland Field.”
There was talk after llol- were allowed two words for
the tall metal pole when it
accidentally brushed against land died of calling off the us. they would be — ‘ Play
little league season.
: b a ll.'”
a high voltage wire.
Broiled
and Loin Tram abut out the
Lran
and
Ilnr-B Qucs,
4 0.
Tough, Fats, Scrap and Ten
der Teams took three out of
four
games
from
I’orkie,
Baked
Tcums,
Cracked
the
ami
Bib,
Braise
and N ever
Better split their four games.
Ellsworth Ogden had High
Three Games with SI9; Harry
Itaup, 331, and
Ed
Walters,
311. Ed Walters had the High
Single Game of 211, followed
by Harry Haup with 202 and
Arrliic Long with 199.
Friday waa the last day of
the season and Broiled Tram
won the Iraguc chamr^nshlp
with Tough Team in accond
place and Fets In third, fol
lowed by N ever Better in
fourth, Cracked Team in filth
and llralsc In sixth.
gue play at Cooper Field in
Casselberry.
The only hit he allowed in
the contest was a second-inning single by Itirky Buckelew. The Glanls scored their
three runs on walks and e r
rors.
Casselberry pounded Lake
Mary pitching for 14 hit* in
the game. Miller, the pitcher,
paced the Tribe assault with
three singles. Chuck Dowell
belled a pair of doubles.
Wayne Stnphrl rapped a sin
gle and a double, and Donald
Shay ami I-eonard Hollis each
had a pair of singles for Cas
selberry. Ken Bulb, Jim Lu
cas and Bonnie Skeen also hit
safely for the Tribe.
Terry Baker pitched Cassel
berry to the victory in the Lit
tle League game, 6-1, allow
ing only one hit to Lake Mary.
Earlier in the season Baker
pitched a no-hitler and he
would have duplicated his e f
fort last night had not Lake
Mury's .Mike Smith singled in
the first inning. He struck out
eight Giants during the six
inning game.
Thr Indians scored a Irio
of runs in each of the first
two innings, though they man
aged only two hits. ,
Larry Cote singled across
two runs in the first frame
and Doug Kaublc added a sin
gle in thr following round.
rase
you’re
wondering
who Ray ilarker is, the New
York Yankeea have the an
swer.
Barker is the 1965 version
of the Yankee rescuer, a posi
tion filled by auch aa Johnny
3!iie, Enoi Slaughter, John
ny Sain, I.uia Arroyo and
l'edro Ramos in yrara past.
He Is a 10-year minor lea
gue veteran who figured he
waa destined to return to the
minora two daya ago before
the Cleveland Indians traded
him to the limping Yanks.
Tuesday night, Raker, a 29year-old rookie first baseman
who had not delivered a ma
jor league hit in 12 previous
Ht-hata, started bis first big
league
game.
He doubled
home one run, singled, srored
n run and set up another as
the Yankees defeated iioatun
6-3.
In other American league
games,
Raltimoie
trimmed
Cleveland 3-2 in II innings,
Detroit edged Washington 7-6
und Minnesota nipped I.oi
Angeles 3-2 in the only games
sc hedulcd.
In the National League,
San Francisco blanked Chirugo 3-0, Houston slipped by
Los Angeles 2-1, Pittsburgh
beat Milwaukee 4-3, Cincin
nati heat Philadelphia 9-1 and
St. Louis up-c-nded New York
4-3.
Barker ia the boy at the
dike for the Yankees nt present, although he doesn't fig
ure to play often when Roger
Maris rejoins the team next
week. He represents another
In a tong list o f castoffs who
suddenly have blossomed when
dressed In a Yankee uniform.
'•When
nirdie
Tebbetta
(Cleveland's manager) called
me into his office Monday, I
thought they were sending
me back to the minors,"
Barker said. "I'm just glad to
be here."
Doc Edwards, another re
cent Yankee acquisition from
Kansas City, and
Mickey
Mantle humered behind the
pitching of Mel Stottlemyre,
who scattered eight hits, in
cluding a home run by Cart
Yaitrxemski. Earl Wilson was
the loser.
r
"A ll I said was:
Showmea filtar that delivers the taste
andI'll eat my hat.”
State Golfers
Set Qualifying
SARASOTA (U P D — About
4(0 players will try for 180
places in the state amateur
golf championships this week
end at five locations around
Florid*.
The qualifying rounds will
be in Bay Hill, near Orlando;
DeSoto lak es near Bradenton
and Sarasota; the Country
Club of Miami, the Ponce de
Leon course in St. Augustine
and in Panama City.
The state championship will
be played June 3 6 at Bay
Hill.
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We will loan you n 2
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service charge o f I I . M
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cylinders aa needed fo r
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Who In tho world tools tho bottom? Volkswagen.
Here’ s a side o f the V W that few p eop l.
know about: th* underside. It is completely
unclosed, ond sealed with rubber to moVt it
practicolly airtight. So tight, there are re
ports it will flootl But here's a more useful
advantage: a V W sloshes through w atsf
that brings other trolfic to a stands! II.
On most cars, control wires ond cables
•r.n leit exposed. But notice how flat ond
smooth th* V W bottom Is. N o hollow pocket*
and honging parts to trop oir and slow you
down, less drog. Better got mileogt. A V W
depreciates less Ihon any other car bacouse
less can happen to it.
Th* Volkswagen's hsotsr and defrosts*
are part o f the chossis, built into it ond
therefore included in our price: $l,59&Vop
to bottom.
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Rides Triple
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B a m rod* a triple nt Aque
duct Tuesday as be woo on
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sixth racn, Gallant Leader nt
$8.90 in the eighth and Happy
funny at flo .M in the ninth.
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BEG. 774 . . ASTOR
CO FFEE
BAKE SALE, first fund raising event of the
newly organised North Orlando Fire Department
Woman's Auxiliary, waa reported completely
successful. Shown working In the door to door
Bales are (left to right) Mary Ann Campbell,
Sylvia Brown, Rita Hahn, Ruth Holiman and
Louise Stralton.
(Herald Photo)
HEither
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1-LB
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REG. SJs . . DETERGENT
Gasoline Taxes Take
On Increase In Area
GaaoliM U ie a collected in Streughn. director o f the F lor
Seminole County in April ida R i v i d u i Commission,
showed a substantia! increase said today.
• ver
April, 1944, J. Ed
Collectioni for this past
April totaled I112J99.37 com
pared to $100,331.31 a year
ago.
A total o f 1.S13AS1 gallons
of gasoline were sold in the
county during last April.
Salts tax collections were
A proposed constitutional up only « fraction over IBM,
amendment to exempt certain according to tho Revenue
manufacturing plants ia Sam- Commission, gales tax taka
inola County from all taxa for this past April waa I10B,tion fo r a period o f 10 y e a n 042.33 compared to $101,SIT.beginning Jan. 1, 1967 waa 41 for a year ago.
disapproved by Sanford City
April sales taxes w ere up
Commleelonan aa being "too considerably f r o m
March,
broad ia Ha coverage."
however. The March collec
The emendment propoicd tions were f N , l » . U .
that industrial plants engaged
In distribution of the gaso
la the manufacture of phar line tax, S41.22S.30 will be re
maceutical, electronic, indus turned to Seminole County.
tries producing mlasllo com
ponents, refrigeration, light
sluminum products, electrical
products, industrial research
end food processing, including
by-products o r derivatives in
cident in the manufacturing ol
Future of the granite mon
a a y o f tho above listed pro ument at Second Street and
ducts, shall be exempt from Mellonville Avenue w h i c h
nil taxation until the year marka the site o ( old Fort
X97S.
M ellea (a le ) apparently wea
The exemption Is to extend never in doubt aa Sanford City
to all taxation — municipal, Commissioners Monday night
county and state, Including moved quickly to deny the re
both tangible and Intangible quest that It be removed aa
end real aetata taxation.
a “ traffic hasard."
C ity M a n a g a r
W . E.
Dr. A . W. Epps Jr., who
Knowles told The Herald that had requested that the his
a copy o f the proposal waa toric monument be removed,
handed to him by A . B. Peter- did not appear at the commis
eon Jr. Petereon, who was re sion meeting but a delegation
ported to be confined to Sem from Sallit Harrison Chapter,
inole Memorial Hoapltai, waa Daughters o f the Amerlean
unavailable fo r comment to Revolution, who erected the
day.
marker, waa present.
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Sanford Nixes
Exemption Plan
GIANT
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W-D BRAND . . FULL CUT BONELESS
Peaches. . . . 29/
Pears........3-1.
Beets. . . . 10-1.
C o rn ........ 8-1.
Juice........4-1.
M ilk ........... 59/
Friskies • .. 8-1.
Catsup. . . 6-1.
Towels. . . . 3-1.
Candy. . . . 3-1.
Cremes. . . . 39/
Round Steak..•*- 89/
Round Roast..» 89/
Ground Stew.. i»69/
Ground Round ^79/
Ground Beef 5
Br'ns'weiger. . . * 39/
Sli. Bologna... * 49/
Pork Roast.... 39/
Cube Steak 10 *■89/
Can Biscuits. . . . 10/
Cream Cheese.. 29/
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REGULAR 9V4 . . THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT (*2 Vi CANS)
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REG. 79s . . THRIFTY MAID NON-FAT DRY (MAKES 12-QTS.)
Denied By City
FROZEN
REGULAR 2/294 . . CAT OR DOG FOOD (#1 CANS)
REGULAR 49« . . THRIFTY MAID
IC E M IL K
REGULAR 2/974 . . THRIFTY MAID (12-ee. BOTTLES)
HALF
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PIC-N-PAK FROZEN WHOLE CUP . . (14-os. CUPS)
S tr a w b e r r ie s
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cure $ 1 .
REGULAR 394 . . NESTLE BARS (10-BAR FKJ
TASTE 0 ‘ SEA FROZEN . . (l-o*. PKGS.)
Fish Sticks • • • 3
near $ 1 .
MORTON FROZEN ALL FLAVORS (FAMILY SIZE)
Fruit P its •
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P M I.
MEATS
GROCERY
REG. 394 . . DETERGENT
BLUE OR WHITE
W-D BRAND . . BONELESS
REGULAR 794 . . HANOI-PACK
REGULAR 194 . . HANDY PACK
100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON . .
REGULAR 394 . • HORMEL
REGULAR 394 . . COPELAND
FRESH BOSTON BUTTS
23 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON . . COOK QUIK (2-os.)
CRACKIN' GOOO . . (IS-eO
BORDEN . . ( l o t . PKG.)
REGULAR 494 . - CRACKIN' GOOO BIG 40 FAMILY (2B-os. Pkg.)
VAHLSING OR ASTOR FROZEN (!4 -«*. PKGS.)
Frtnch Frits • • 4 ettae. $1.
FRESH PRODUCE
REGULAR 75s . . EXTRA LARGE SIZE CREST
FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM
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Celery . . . . 2^ 29/
Pineapple . . 3 * 99/
W atermelons >- 99/
Onions . . . 5 “—49''
Cucumbers ...••* 5/
FRESH RIFE AND SWEET
w in w M u v u k M it ft iiu n - n e w iy
mww
m p in n u n
of Interior map shows location of Bering Land Bridge
(shaded area), which both American and Soviet scientists
believe connected Alaska and Siberia about 11 or 12
nous quantities of water, that had been stored on land
In the form of continental glaciers, tnally swept c
the land bridge to divide Alaska and Biberia. Map was
released as result of recent explorations by asperate
tm g i of Russian and American adentiitiL
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Story Of The U. S. Flirtation That Fizzled
B y B ay Cramlcy
W ASHINGTON
(N E A ) Thia la tba atory of tha U. S.
flirtation with exiled President
Juan Botch, la whose name
tha Dominican revolt w ai
atari ed.
A fter dictator Rafael Tru
jillo waa assassinated la 1M1
tba United States, with naval
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Boach that the United States
Intended to make the Domini
can Republic under hit admin
istration the show place of the
Caribbean.
time in U. S. official circles cerned with the problem at
Immediately after the coup the time: "President Kennedy
that the United States had a was madder than . . . but
naval ship standing by ready there was nothing he could
to leave for the Dominican R e do."
public.
Some days after he was oust
Says ona U. S. official con ed. Bosch did ask the United
Bosch asked tbst John Bartlow Martin be appointed am
bassador to his government as
a man who "understood" him.
Kennedy agreed.
U. S. Ambassador Martin
became perhaps Bosch's clos
est adviser. But no one could
aver tell what tha erratic
Bosch would do next, officials
here say. He was violently for
something on Monday, against
it on Tuesday. He would trust
a man one day, distrust him
completely the next. Some
friends said he had a perse
cutlon complex.
Bosch had been a professor
and a novelist. He'd been in
exile for more than two dec
ades. For years he was on the
the run from Trujillo assass
ins. Finally, men who know
him say, he came to trust no
one. He became convinced
people were trying to do him
In. He seemed, these men say,
Incapable of making any alli
ances or to work for very long
with any group. He made no
attempt to prevent Communist
infiltration. He said the Reds
would cause him no serious
VALUEi RE*.
problems.
Bosch was overthrown eight
months later after a fight with
the military In which he,
Bosch, said he would go to the
Chamber of Deputies the next
day and resign.
The military stole the initi
ative and carried through a
coup they had been planning
on-agaln, off-agaln for some
time.
B B O R D E N ’S V i n a
f
V A L U E B O R D E N ’8 * I N T
military revolt o f April 1963 I ly had moved in right away, would have backed Bosch as I would have served as an ex
by men who say they were at Instead of sitting in Puerto |the last legally elected presi ample to the rest o f Latin
American that m ilitary revolu
tempting to put Bosch back Rico keeping in touch with dent.
This backing, they believe, tions which oust duly elected
|things by telephone.
into power.
These officials
aay that would have come despite presidents do not pay off. They
Some offielals here say this
Skip a few years more of revolt might have turned out Washington, under those cir Bosch's serious weaknesses. can not last but inevitably beBosch exile and come to the I differently If Boseh personal- cumstances, u n d o u b t e d l y The return of Bosch, they say, I gin to divide from within.
States to Intervene in his be
half, but by then the Vnltrd
States had decided the situa
tion was hopeless.
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Prfees la
•Reel t i n
May IS.
f a c ia l
ln«a Boach
l
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ships patrolling off the Island,
prevented the Trujillo sons
from returning to take power.
Then Washington pushed for
elections.
Thera were two principal
candidates in tha December
1962 elections, Vltorio Flallo,
a conservative business can
didate, and the erratic writer
exile Bosch. In the middle of
the campaign, Bosch wanted to
withdraw from the race. U. S.
officials talked to him, per
auaded him to stay in. They
thought an election with only
one candidate would look rig
ged.
To
everyone'a
surprise,
Bosch won. An enthusiastic
President Kennedy sent Vice
President Lyndon Johnson to
President Bosch's lnaugura
tion in February 1963 to show
that the United States was
solidly behind the Bosch gov
eminent. The aircraft carrier
Boxer was stationed o ff the
coast o f Santo Domingo as a
further reminder of U. 8. back
lng, to insure there would be
no trouble during the Inaugu
ration and to block any at
tempt to atop Bosch from tab
lng office.
Kennedy made it clear to
Sanford Women
Get Degree
In Moose
Fivs co-workers o f Sanford
Chapter 1404, Women o f the
Moose, received degress dur
in g tha Academy o f Friend
I
ship session held Sunday In
Miami Beach as part o f tha
two-day Ritual Training ses
sion.
In tha rroup were Emma
Bashara, Etsla Lacey, Edna
Meshotto, Elolse Small, and
Emma Wlllla. Attending with
the 8anford group and also
receiving
her degree was
Sadie Troehl, co-worker of the
Ravena, Ohio, Chapter.
Gold friendship ringa w ill
be presented In tha Impres
sive Ring Ceremony to be con
ducted fo r 8anford's June 14
chapter meeting by Orlando
Chapter 1002.
Other local members at
tending tha weekend meeting
were Charlotte Carlson and
E va Moore.
I
Business
Briefs
u s s u e s
c l e a n s e r
U. 5. observers ranged the
capital and other areas for
signs of a popular feeling for
Bosch's return. They talked
to members of the Chamber
o f Deputies, to trade union,
student, business and military
leaders and to the key men
of the 16 or so political parties
in tha republic.
The found a great deal of
criticism for the coup but
very little interest In wanting
Boach back.
Boach didn't
seem very popular after eight
months in office.
I f these American officials
had seen the sign of a popular
movement for Bosch, if peo
ple had taken to the streets to
protest for his return, some U.
S. observers then working on
the problem believe that the
United States would have been
prepared to send a naval ship
or two to put Bosch back in
the presidency.
But, these men say, there
was no base on which the
United States could act. Since
there was no marching in the
streets, Washington could not
even justify sending ships to
protect American cltiicns.
There were reports at the
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Graduates Honored At Luncheon
Berryhlll,
Miriam
Guests at the luncheon In Itrli, and the M ltsei Helen Freddie
Mr*. Harold H. Sherwood
waa hoateaa Saturday, at a addition to the hostess and the Mann, Karen Law, Diane Hearn, Muriel Hearn, M i
luncheon held at the Orchid guests of honor were Mrs. Powell, JoLynda 8 a n d o n , chelle Jones, Jeanette David
House la DeLand ho do ring Carl Schllke and Mrs. L. T. Sherry Maraiita, Linda Stap son, Sussnne Orseno, Linda
the Misses Pam Patterson Patterson, mothers of the ler, Carol Repp, Linda Mohn, Robson, and Peggy Creamer.
•ad Kristi Schllke. Both girls
•re member* of the 1965 grad
uating class at Seminole High
School. The guest* o f honor
received a gift of • pair of
pajamas for use in college.
The girl* and their mothers
also were presented with spe
cial blue and white carnation
corsages.
A ll guests were seated at
five tables decorated with
black graduation hats and
gold tassels with Pam and
Kristi written on the tops in
gold. Surrounding the hats
were blue and white carnation
corsages for each guest
Nut cups, in the form of
graduation hats, were filled
with delicious home made
mints. A t all place settings
were piece cards of black
silhouette caps and gowns and
the names o f the guests. Bo
lid e each place card w u a
lovely pearl brooch, in a leaf
design. Each honor guest re
ceived a brooch in tho shape
o f a full moon with solid
MISSES K R IS TI SCHILKE AND PAM PATTE R SO N were honoreca nt
a recent graduation luncheon at the home o f Mra. Harold H. Sherwood.
The three course luncheon
was served surrounding the
orchid gardens. It included
salad, cream chicken In baakets, parsley potatoes, creamed peas, hat rolls, drinks, and
for dessert, creme
-----Kristi wore a two piece
biego linen dress with match
ing accessories. Pam was
dressed in a two-piece pink
cotton sheath with matching
pink straw haL
Second from left ia Mlaa Schllke, her mother, Mra. Cnrl Schllke, left, Mlaa
Patterson, her mother, Mra. L. T. Patterson and tho hostess, Mrs. Sher
wood.
Ladies Society
Plans Meeting
Thursday
The
May
meeting
of
the
U d le s Society of the Brother
SPACE REQUIREMENT
No matter who does the
carving, be or she will need
plenty of room I There's el
bow room, room on the table
as well as room on the platter
which holds the roast. If
there are any garnishes on tho
aide o f the carver where he
works, It might be a good Idea
to remove these to a small
plate before he starts.
Have the second helpings
carved as they’re needed.
Sliced meat cools quickly, but
the whole roast does not.
What's more, he who carves
will have an opportunity to
eat after the first round of
serving.
hood of Locomtive
Firemen
and Englnemen will be held
this Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Harold Keeling, In Flora
Heights.
Tho meeting will start at
10:30 a.m. At the conclusion
of the business session the
group will go to the Tradowinds for lunch.
C E L E R Y SNACK
Liko to nibble on celery as
a snack 7 It's even tastier
when tho celery's stuffed with
one cup of ground leftover
ham mixed with 'A rup grated
carrot and Vi cup salad dress
ing.
Garden Club
Meets Thursday
cake were welcomed by the
Dr. exhausted celebrants.
Guests, In addition to Franz'
and Mrs. Jakob llarlch, 31
sisters, Mickey and llcrmlne,
South Cortez Avenue, North
were
Bob
Anderson,
BUI
Orlando,
recently
returned Cody, David Harkins, Mike
homo after a morning's cycl
ing excursion to spy through
the Florida room drapes, tho
pool and patio area of his
home decorated in colorful
Balloons, lanterns and crepe
paper.
immediately he knew It was
• surprise parly to celebrate
his 16th birthday.
Shyly entering the area,
Franz was bombarded with
streamers and the party start
ed off with a real splash when
Beth Vincr was dumped beforo donning her swim togs.
Just about everything and
everybody went "into tho
drink" before the party was
well underway and tho after
noon was Joyfully spent re
trieving people ami pieces
from the pool’s depths.
The glamorized and toasted
hot dogs with soft drinks and
luscious chocolate birthday
son of
Social News
Regulations
The Herald welcomes all
social news with the fo l
lowing regulations estab
lished:
I — Photograph and cov
erage requests should be
made thraa days prior to
even t
8— Engagement a n d
wedding forms a rt avail*
able to be accompanied by
phota four days before
announcement
• — News may be sub
mitted a t office, via mail
ar phono fo r short notleea.
Typewritten accounts ia
lower aaoe double spaced
are expedited more quick
ly. Namee should be print
ed ia manuscript reports.
4— Personal black and
white photos and negatives
are acceptable.
• — Photos made by Her
ald s ta ff may be duplicat
ed a t nominal coat
{society Editor
Doris WUllams
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425-8938— County
Las Columbitas
Plans Tea
M iss Sandon Feted At Tea
EPSILON SIGMA A L P H A , sorority, awarded
members nt n recent meeting. Those receiving the pins aro from left,
Margaret Quarles, Betty Mann, llonnio Edwards, Nancy Duvis and Jo
Ann Ilowe.
Rhodes, Beth Vincr and Don
ald Wilcox.
An added pleasure to Franz'
celebration was the news that
he had been accepted for
counselor training In early
Honored A t
Splash Party
Juno at the Florida Game
and Fresh Water Fish Com
mission's Youth Conservation
Miss Marcia Kay I.lpplnrott
Camp In Ocala National For was guest of honor nt a grad
est where he enjoyed so much
uation splash party given by
being a camper last summer.
Mrs. J. M. Garrett and her
daughter, Laura Jo, at the
Garrett residence on Jewett's
Lane.
Refreshments of eske, chips
and dips, nuts and cold drinks
were served by the hostesses
and tho girls enjoyed swim
ming in the pool. The honor
guest was presented a gift of
a beach towel and bag set.
Kay bas a stato teacher's
scholarship and plana to at
tend Florida State this fall.
Guests Included Mrss. R. W.
Lfppincott, mother of the honorec; her grandmother, Mrs.
C. F. Proctor Sr., Miss Gladys
Tilley, of Terre Haute, ind.,
and the Misses Peggy Bower,
Cheryl Jones, Bettye Kclk'tt
and Cindy Upplncott.
Also Ducky Smith, Nell R i
chard, Joel Fehd, Glenn Analey and Steve Stein.
Fashionettes
ENJOYING SPLASH P A R T Y nnd celebration o f Fran* Hnrlch’n Kith
b ir th d a y aro (front, front left) Doth Vincr, Bob Andcraon, BUI Cody and
David Harklnn; (back) Mickey, llermine, and Fran* llarlch, Donald W il
cox, and Mike Rhodes.
(Herald Photo)
OSTEEN PERSONALS
B y Mrs. Clarence Snyder
Recent
guest*
of
Mr*.
Frank George were Mr. and
Mm. George Barmenler and
Victor Hurried o f Davenport
aod Bliss, N. Y . They aU
spent the weekend in Cocoa
and Sunday toured Cepe Ken
nedy. They will leave for New
York Monday far the summer
Party Fetes Miss Goembel
Wayne Poucher
To Speak A t
Oviedo Club
B y Evelyn Us4y
Wayne Poucher, well-known
for the "L ife L in e" broad
casts, will be guest speaker
at 1 p.m. Friday at the Oviedo
Woman'a Club.
Sirs. Lynn Hosier, club
president, has Issued Invita
tion to the public to attend
this meeting.
MEAT BALL TIDBITS
Miniature meat balls ara
appetizing at a party snack.
Season one pound of ground
beef with one teaspoon o f salt
end an eighth teaspoon of pep
per. Mold the meat mixture
around stuffed olives or pickl
ed onions. Bake In a shallow
pan In a (lo w oven (300 degree
F .) 20 minutes. Serve with
bested barbecue sauce. Y ield :
40 meat balls.
A Good Book
M akes A Perfect
G ift F or Y ou r
Graduate!
Come In And Mtkt
Your Selection!
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Birthday Observed At Splash Party
By Margaret Cosby
Page 8 — May 12, 1965
VattTnrS ffralH
By Mrs. B . L . Jobaaaa
I Place on Highway 48 was thei Guest o f honor for the oeThe spacious boma of Mrs.| scene o f a coke and chatter| casloa was M i s s
Glenda
By Margaret Cathy
An evening o f pleasure Is Don (P o lly ) Smith la Wilson I party Saturday afternoon.
Goembel who is graduating
scheduled for the next meet
from Seminole High School
ing of the North Orlando Gar
in June. The Smith home,
den Club to be held this
open ensulte for the party was
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the
decorated throughout w i t h
home o f Mrs. Billy Pilolan,
very clever ideas. On the bar
11 North Bombay Avenue. As
In the fam ily room where the
sisting her as hostess will be
girls spent most o f the after
Mrs. Fred Wyman.
noon, was placed a U rge
A slate was presented by
white owl wearing a black
the nominating committee at
graduation cap. Plenty of
the April meeting and nomi
chatter, listening to the latest
nations w ill be received from
records and dancing were en
the floor at this meeting with
joyed by the group.
elections following.
The dining table was over
Plans for the Installation of
laid
with
a
white cloth,
officers at the annual June
adorned on each end with a
banquet will be discussed.
diploma. Other table decora
tions were In keeping with the
graduation theme and the
class colors of blue and white.
In the center was a lovely
arrangement of white glads
and blue mums intermingled
The U s Columbitas will
with fern and hidden among
hold a tea Instead of their
the foliage were several bot
tegular monthly meeting on
tles o f Coke. Silver candleMISS
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GOEMBEL,
center,
was
honor
Wedneiday, May 13, at fl p.m.
holders
with blue candles,
ed at a recent party at the home o f Mrs. Don
at the Knights o f Columbus
completed the decorations.
Smith,
right.
A
t
le
ft
is
one
o
f
the
guests,
Deb
Hall, 2304 South Oak Avenue.
Mrs. Smith served franks
bie Kirkley.
A special program has been
and bean boats, chips, dips,
planned and refreshments will
nuts, Fritos and Cokes to
be served. A 11 wives of
Glenda, Elaine Headrick, A r
Knights who are not members
lene Smith, Carol Rupp, Syl
of the U s Columbitas are
via Bateman, Sandy Blabee,
cordially invited.
A lovely graduation tea was decorations.
Lynne Howell, Miriam and
held Wednesday afternoon In
Lemon sherbet punch was Muriel Hearn, Karen Law,
the Pinccrest home of Mrs. served from a crystal cut Peggy Sillier, Gall Sierputowski, Fran Pyle, Beverly BagWilliam Mallcskowskl, honor glass bowl with an assort
ley, Maureen Stoughton, Vic
ment
of
dainty
open-faced
ing Mlaa Jo Lynda Sandon, a
kie Osburn, M ary Jean Tur
member o f the 1963 graduat sandwiches, petit f o u r s ,
ner, Sandy Burk, Barbara
mints,
nuts
and
dips.
ing class of Seminole High
Drcbert, D e b b i e
Kirkley,
School.
Floating Junior hostesses
Joyce Thomas, Melissa W il
About 30 guests called dur were Miss Sherri Sandon, sis
kins, P at Chambers and the
ing the appointed hours of ter of the honorce, and Miss
honorec’t mother, Mrs. Glen
3:30 to 5 p.m. In the receiving Linda Conn.
Goembel.
line with the hostess was the
The hostesa presented the
honorce and her mother, Mrs.
honorce with a red travel
Kenneth M. Sandon.
clock as a memento of the oc
Miss Sandon was attired In
casion.
a lovely pale green sheath.
Both mother and daughter
were presented beautiful rose
AT"
corsages. The honorce also
received a silver graduation
charm for her bracelet.
The refreshment table, was
overlaid with a white cutwork
&
cloth and centered with a
floral arrangement. Crystal
candle holders with glowing
jewel pins to five new
blue tapers completed the
Graduate
Franz llarlch,
ITfjf
The
WSCS o f the
Osteen
M r. and Mr*. A. E. Clark
Methodist Church met at the had a* their weekend gueeta
church recently. Mrs. Joan their daughter, Mrs. C. I.
Peterman, president, presid Roof, end three children of
ed at the business meeting. Mims.
Mrs. Raymond Lawson gava
the program which was on
various missionary projects.
Following the meeting a sur
prise birthday party was held
for Mrs. J. L . Allman.
Sunday guests o f Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Pfelfauf were Mr.
Raymond Lawson attended
•ad Mr*. A1 Wimberly and the Methodist Men's Retreat
baby o f Daytona Beach and at Laka Winona, Saturday.
U . and Mrs. Harry Bierly
and three children af Sanford.
H m Winsome Sunday School
Cltaa o f the Osteea Baptist
M r. and Mra. Raymond Church mat Monday evening
Lawson and Mist Helen Snod with Mr. and Mra. Ernest
grass o f Enterprise attended Skinner. Bos Idee the (nets at
the Homecoming at (he Meth tending w e n , Mrs. Don Stoodist Church in Oxford last won and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Sunday.
M il* .
Mra. Harvey Voino has re
turned home after being a pa
tient in Seminole Memorial
Hospital w h en aha underwent
aurgery.
NUa, two-year-old daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs. Lester Velno
Jr., is o patient in Seminole
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. E d w a r d
Todd o f Winter Park spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M assing Todd.
W. B. Wkiddan Jr. spent
last weekend in Palmdale,
The newest in hair pieces
requires no back combing or
teasing to provide bulk to the
bead. The hair piece, called
the "1U T op ," ia the design
of Signor Alfredo, hair stylist
and wigmaker, who owns tho
Via Veneto salon ia Now
York. AU height la buUt Into
the crown of the mesh base
which is olther oval or c o m
shaped, depending on the con
tour o f the individual head.
Place the "H i T o p " at tho
back o{ tho crown and it falls
Into a bouncy shoulder-length
"d o ."
Perm anent
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Personals
Miss Louise Higginbotham
of Sanford, a student nurse
at Orange Memorial Hospital
in Orlando, left Sunday for
Chattahoochee to study psy
chiatric nursing for three
months at the stato mental
hospital. She is a graduate o(
the 19C3 class at Seminole
High School and will complete
tier training as a registered
nurse In August, 19G8. During
her first year at nursing
school,
Miss
Higginbotham
was elected president of the
freshman class.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Goets
arc leaving this week for their
summer home In New Hart
ford, Conn. They plan to r e
turn In October.
Mrs. Ben Currie, o f Ormond
Beach, has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Bill Stempcr.
The two women left Tuesday
by plane for a few days in
Miami.
Friends of Pauline (Mrs.
Cotton) Brown, will bo glad to
know that she la recuperating
at her homo, 124 Catalina
Drive, from m ajor surgery.
She is able to have visitors
and hopes to bo out again in a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison
and three children, Jackie,
David and Jessica, o f Jack
sonville, spent Mothers' Day
with her parents, Mr. and
Mr*. M. A. Evans, In Loch A r
bor.
JO LYNDA SANDON
Ella Boutwell
ACCURACY
Honored A t
When your doctor writes
out n prescription fo r you or • member
o f your family, you can be confident
thut your local druKKist will fill it
exactly ns the doctor has ordered.
Beach Party
Miss Elia Boutwell cele
brated her birthday last Sat
urday at a beach party given
by her parents, Major and
Mr*. Olan Boutwell, at New
Smyrna Beach.
A cookout of hamburgers,
hot dogs, potato chips, cake
and cold drinks were enjoyed
by the honoree and her guests.
Others making the trip with
the Boutwell* were Cindy
Ogden, Kathy Klmmons, Sha
ron Bagwell, Steve Raborn,
Jerry Morgan, Tom Smith,
noss Smith and Bob Jardlne.
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M aurice Bulled serves the homes
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Tho hoot la town, by geek!
This is the m an who serves your
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May 12. 1965 — Page 9
Lyman Boy Wins
•Beta Club State
Talent Show
By Jan* Casselberry
Dorian Thtrmcno*, Lyman
H igh School Junior, won first
placa in the talent (how held
Friday night at the annual
Beta Club State Convention
V a t the Cherry Flata in Or
lando.
He played hi* original piano
composition and received
SIB cash award for the Lyman
Beta Club o f which he is vice
president.
Campaign s p e a k e r * for
atata offlcea also were heard
Friday with elections held in
^ g r o u p meetings on Saturday,
™
The banquet Saturday night
was followed by the Beta Ball
with music by the Fabulous
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Ordered By City
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Police searched for a man
who stola a bright rad, tightfBaa bulldocer from a builders'
yard In this London suburb.
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Representing Lyman at the
convention, in addition to
Dorian, were Carolyn Thomas,
Marcia
Easterling
(presi
dent), Barry Eller, Linda
Cote, Mary Peterson, Steve
f Brady,
Terry
Schembera,
Jeanne and Carol Perrault,
Elaine Haynle, Hannah Wil
Hams, Ruth Murray, Mary
Lou Benson and Alan Har
kins.
The group was accompanied
by Mra. Aldia Mil wee, faculty
sponsor, a n d M r s . Beth
Thomas, parent chaperone.
City Commissioners tailed
through their routine agenda
in record tima Monday nJght
until they came up against
- t h e question of how to pay off
*^ h e mortgage on the parking
lot at First Street and Park
Avenue.
Dbe Jan. M it a 122,000 paymant on a 173,390 note held by
the Sanford Atlantic National
Bank. The annual payments
were to be made from park
ing ' meter revenue, which is
now non-existent.
£ Commissioners voted to put
the lot up for aale. They alto
instructed City Manager W.
E. Knowles to offer to nego
tiate a trad* with J. Brailey
Odham for the Sunland water
system. Odham has approach
ed the city aeveral times with
an o ffer to sell the private
water system at the housing
development.
( I In other action Commissionare appointed H o b a r t T.
Thomas actiag firs chief and
tabled two appointments to
the Housing Authority Board.
5-Pc. ROGERS
1883 SILVER
SERVICE SET
FA IR
Five.
■ y M argaret Caeby
The North Orlando Garden
Club today announced rules
by which residents' homes will
be Judged in connection with
the beautification program
underway la the community
thie/month.
Three out o f town judges
are being selected and, on
June 1, home* will be review
^ e d to determine winners o f
V the prises.
Judges will give first con
aideration to overall appear
anca o f lawns, both front and
haefc. Next, overall care will
be noted— trimming, edging
o f flow er beds, drives, and
walkways, and finally, proper
placement o f flowers, trees
and ahruba to enhance beauty
A o f the dwelling w ill be con
aldered.
Mrs. George Duquette, Mrs.
W . W . Anderson, and Mrs.
Carl Hyatt, chairman o f the
committee, have reported the
follow ing prise list: 1 — f60
cash donated by North Or
lando Garden Club; 2 — $25
cash donated by Village o f
North Orlando; 3— On* year's
0 subscription to Sanford Her
aid; 4 — IS cash donated by
Mrs H yatt; 6 — One gallon
o f motor oil from Clanton's
Esso Service Station; 8 —
Crown-of-thoma
plant
dorated by Wagon Wheel Nur
sery; 7 — Rake from 8emlno!# Hardware, and R — G ift
frost. Carol’s Dress Shop.
■+
10 P i
S M M iflP
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Exp lrti May 19, 1945
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FASHION OUTFIT
CRISP C ELLO VRAFFCB
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lap lrat May 19. 1945
ANriUSWSMlV POLL
296
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Vm fcrl
Fajre 10 — May 12, 1065
WrralB
E. Baylor, C. McCoy To Wed
Hospital Notes
M A Y T, IK S
Admlssimu
I.srry Filkins, Joe Little,
N'elleta Moore, Deborah Hart,
Susan B a t e m a n ,
Jennie
Brock, Flctha Portlock, Judy
N ix,
Francei Nadine WU
liam i, Jam ei Albert Graham,
M ary Obuick, Bert Thomai,
Sanford; Gunnar J. Thompeon, DeBary; Patricia Ann
Davla, Lake Monroe; Cathy C,
Scott, Jam ei G. Payne, Long'
vood.
Births
Mr. and M n . Gardner WU<
llama Jr., Sanford, a boy.
Discharges
N ilc i Jones, Nell Whitten,
Charles Foster, William Den
nis Fltspatrick, Sheldon Zelg
ler, Pauline Jtivcrs, Pearl
Money, L e c o 1a Brundldge,
Daphne
Connelly,
Sanford;
Martha Mueller, Alice Feistcl,
DeBary; Helen Mcnk, Del
tona; Zora
Yvette Fields,
Lake Monroe;
Dcvonda
Smith, Titusville.
M A Y It, IMS
Legal Notice
NOTIFB OS' M I . K
Nolle*I*4
lo I* ti*r*liy given that
pursuant to Klnal H eir** „ f
Fnr**loaur* tint Hal* rntrroil
In th* r*ua* pending In th*
4’ lrrult Court In and for Heml•ml* County, Florida, ra>* doc
ket No. 11,SSI, th* undrralRtird
Clerk will aril th* property
elluated In »*ld County des
cribed • « :
Iml ST. nf LOX HD ALK HUHlilVIHIflN,
arrordiiiR
to
plat thereof recorded In
I'lat Hook IS. pair* (S, Fob1lr Herorda nf H'mlnol*
Count/, Florida:
■ t public aal* to III* blgli**t
bidder for caah, b # t »* * n the
Siniira nf 11:00 o’ clock In th*
forenoon and 2:00 o'clock In
th* afternoon, on lh* 27lh day
nf May. A . IK 1PCS, at the
front door of th* H*mlnol»
County Courlhon**, In Hanford.
Florida.
(HEAL)
Arthur It. Ileikwlth, Jr.,
Clerk of th* Circuit Court
tty: Martha T. Vlhlea
Deputy clerk
Werly * Fchuh
«««1 Central A*#
HI. Fat*r*b:irg. Fla
t'ubllah May IT, l»43
('I)M -II
NOTICK TO CON T i l AI T O St*
OF FICE OF Till*.
• T A T N NOAH IIKFAWTWKNT
CONHTIII I T IO N ANII
MAINTF.NANCH FIIOUIIAM
Healed tilda will lie received
at lb* Auditorium nf Ik* Oenr■r AA'aablualou lintel, la darkaoailllr, Florida. Irom q u a li
fied Contractor* until 10:10
A. SI. (K.H.T.) on WEDNESDAY.
I ll * K i l l day nf May, ISIS, for
lh * folio win a work:
............. NOTH .............
Illil lllank* fl'ropoeal Forma)
will nnl b* leeued iinlrra the
reqiieat I* received before 10:10
A. M. IKH.T.) Monday. May SI,
ISIS.
CONTM A IT O IId
K SF F.tT IN tl
TO H All. H i l l * I'OII T i l l *
I.KTTIN U
Ml * T
l as: T IIH
H ill E NV E LO PE IID S D IM ii
CIIAIIIMAN, KTATK ItOAII
D K I'AItT M K NT
tis ;onas : w a h i i i n o t o n
HOTEL
JAC KSONVILLE. FI.DItIDA
■ F.MIMII.F. C O U N T Y ll'HSMAHV F C N Itbll UTATK PHII.
I K I T , JtlH NO, TT«fUl-H.VrJ. Hit
SIS, lii Hanford between Hit IS
and K *» l I,India; and JOH NO.
TToun-Mum. HIS AM, from a
point approx. STS mile aoutlt
nf Caaarlberry amilli, raat and
»outh to Hit 421. Work conelila
o f Typo I Aa|ih. Cone, levellim
and Hurf. fe e. Total lenath
t.tJI mile*.
Wna* Itatee: Minimum w a x '
rate* for the I’ r o j r i l t * ) Includ
ed In Ihla Nolle* aliall be S1.3b
prr hour.
T h * Klat* lload Department,
In accordance with the provletnn* of T ill* VI of the Civil
IlldhU Art of ISM I7S Htat
JSJ) and the Itenulatlnns of tli*
flrpertinnit of Conimerc* <1S
C.
S'. It.,
Part
SI, l**ued
pursuant to Bill'll Ail , hereby
not I fir a all
bidder*
tliet It will affirmatively Inanre that ilia Federal-aid con
tract <•! entered Into puranant
to Ihla advertisement will lie
awarded to tbe loweat retponelide til-id er without dlacrlmInatlnn on Ilia around of rare,
color, or nation*) orlaln.
A ITopotal lluaranty nf not
leas Ilian five percent (1*1)
nf llie Intel Actual llld, In III*
form of either a certified cheek
raahler'a cheek, Irnat company
Areaaurer's check, bank draft
nf any national nr atat* bank,
or a Purely llld tlond. made
payable In III* tlovernnr of
the Htat* of Florida, niuel a*
company aarh bid. A cheek or
draft In an amnuni D »* Ilian
flva percent <S%) nr the actual
bid will Invalidate the Idd.
Hhnuld I he l ’ro|Hiaal lluaranty
exceed len percent ( l O r i ) of the
Department'* ealliual*. II will
be reduced automatically to
len per cent (Dt'tS of th* Deparlmrnt'a
eellm.il*
l.’ ertlfl*d check* aliall Itaya Ktale of
Flnrbla'a Documentary Hlampa
attached. SHd lload* akall rowform to altII Form II4U IHrx.
Marrk-lbUAi furalahed with Ike
y » a » e « al Farm.
All work I* tu be done In
ftccordanr*
with
lh*
I’ lana,
•permeation* and Hpeclat Pro
vision* o f lha Htat* lload Depftrtmtnt.
Flan* and/or l'ropoaal Forma
•nay be purchased by qu a li
fied Contractor* upon applica
tion tu Ihla office for ISI.SS
per eat. Kxtra aata o f Flana tor
iroepacttva bidder* and plane
or non-blddere, mey be pureheeed for ISS.SS per eel. Ortlere
for
theee
documente
ehould be directed to the Knplweer of C o n t r a o t e ,
with
rhecke payable to the Florida
• t a l e lload Department. ITbeo*
ebarpe* larlude Stale Sale* aad
I ' m Tea- I t refueid w il l be
J
smmI#*)
The rlghl la reserved to re>
Sect any or all bide.
F L O IIID A
HTATK
ROAD
niCFAH TMKNT
Jay SV. Drown,
•la ta lile h w a y Engineer
Floyd IS. Ilowen,
\Chairman
Fill'll,l, May It, I M I
c o u -s s
Admissions
Judl Ross, Doris Williams,
Raymond Swallow, Patricia
Atkina, Jewell Riser, Eliia
both Mats, Elder Davis, Ro
land Medlock, Carroll Burke,
Sanford; Edward Earl Wood,
DeBary,
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Obu
sek, Sanford, ■ boy; Mr. and
M ri. Richard Mats, Sanford,
a boy.
Discharges
Gardner Williams Jr., Jen
nie Brock, London E. Straw
ter, Caroll Burke, Mardell L.
Gonterman and baby boy,
Janett O'Neal Yon, Larry Ann
Rossman, Rebecca Matthews
and baby girl, Marion A
Smith, Sanford; William E.
L e a c h , Casselberry; Flor
cnce L. Webber, Gertrude
Handwerk, DeBary;
Margy
Makcia, Lake Mary; M erger
ct Boyd, Lake Monroe; Cathy
C. Scott, Longwood; Robert
Acrec, Osteen; Mary Massey,
Oviedo; Janetta Grucshabcr,
Orange City.
M A Y •, IMS
Admissions
Pauline Jones, Mildred V.
Godfrey, Annie II. Sicczkowski, William W. Johns Jr., Ira
Johnson Jr., Dorothy Karns,
Mildred Newsome, James K.
Hugo, Karolyn Brewster, Es
telle Vickers, Sanford; Leon-
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF IN T E N T
NOTICE |> hereby given that
a requr*t will lie mail* In the
ISIS Flnrbla I.*xl*latur# fur
th* enartment o f a aeneral law
nf local application affecllnx
Hrmlnnl* County. FlnrMa, the
nature of aald texlalallon be.
In* An Art relalliiR to Ilia fee*
an-t cornpenaalInn or lh* Jua.
Ilcea „ f the I'eac* for aervlcea
p r r f o r m e i l In rrlmlnal action*
or proceeilliiRa In all roiintlra
nf the Hlal* o f Florhla liavliiR
a population of not Ira* than
34,»oo ami nnl more than St.non
a r r o n l l n R to lha laat official
renaui.
I'uhllah Slay 12. ISIS
CDM-30
srd Cotton, A l t a m o n t e
Springs; Gregory M o o r e ,
Gainesville.
Discharges
Ernest Jernlgan, E s t e l l e
Vickers, Hsrry J. Cramer,
Barbara Mitchell and baby
girl, Gordon Lotirla, Jam ei
Albert Graham, Andrew Alex
ander, Dale VanDuscn, San
ford; Katherine Harlder, Ma
rie Loser, DeBary; Milton
Moora, Lake Mary; William
Kembro,
Longwood;
Anita
Renet Vclno, Osteen.
M AY 1*. IK S
Admltsleaa
Mary D. Faria, Douglaa
Gordon, Phyllii Vetch, Diana
J. Lanier, Clara Davit, Hen
derson C. Nelson, Robert
Crews, Lula Randall, Lora
Davla, Beatrice Miller, Au
gust Peterson, Joseph Green,
Raymond Ashley,
Sanford;
Regina King, DeBary; Ger
trude A. Sayre, Deltona; Jer
ry Cooper, Avcrll Coqullletlc,
Lake Mary; Helen Inman,
Gaylord Mufflcy, Longwood;
llonold Riggs, Ethel M. Whidden, Oslccn.
Births
Mr. and M ri. Roy L. Veach,
Sanford, a hoy.
Discharge!
Grid! Ilnycs, Karolyn Brew*
stcr, Willie Rose Urown, Dean
Taylor, Roland Medlock, Stic
McComat, Thomas F. Torlcy,
Nancy Lynne Erickson, Flor
ence Levy, Mocase Single-
By Robert B. Thomas Jr.
322-S73K
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baylor,
o f DeKalk, Miss., announce
the
engagement
of
their
daughter, Ester, to Charles
Dennis McCoy, son o f Mr.
•nd Mrs. D. C. McCoy o f 1002
Cypress Avenue. She Is ■
graduate o f Bethune-Cookman
College and presently resides
in Delray Reach. The wedding
is planned fo r June 20 at SL
James A M E Church.
*
*
*
OFFICERS OF SEMINOLE Chapter. Order o f DeMoiay, were installed
during ceremonies at Manonic Temple in Sanford. L e ft to righ t: Wade
lUncock, junior councilor; Richard Burns, master councilor, and Leroy
Nopper, aenior councilor. The DeMolnya are »ponnored by Sanford Lodge
No. 62, Free and Accepted Mnnong.
tary, Daphne Connelly, Lois
Christiansen, Susan Bateman,
Bertha
Chandler,
Sanford;
Patricia Ann
Davis, Lake
Monroe.
M AY II. IM3
Admissions
Sallie Wight, Elizabeth A.
Berndt, Arthur Stevens, Lewis
Gaines, Leonard A. Brown,
George B. Von Dollen, Marvin
Knight, Rosa Knight, Mary
Stager, Dorii Bacon, Anne
Humphrey, Mary Davis, Verile
Terrell, Sanford; Nettle Per
due, Chuiuota; Frankie Lee
Merkey, Lake Monroe; Eva
Slone, Longwood; Jessie Hourdreau, Apopka; Paul Goodwin,
Indian River City; Augnese J.
Dudley, Tangerine.
Discharge*
Johnnie Mae Brown, Annie
II. Sieczknwski, Eddie Benton,
Baby boy Blevins, Sanford;
RKMINIII.F. FOI NTY
nosttii o f a d j f m t m f . n t
William Cuddy, Deltona; Jes
Notice uf Fublle Hearing
sie Courson, Cocoa; William C.
To whom It may concern!
Th* Hemlnol* County Hoard Armor, Stuart.
Legal Notice
of Ailjiiatmenl will hold a pulill. hearing In conalder th* poaaIblllty of granting a aperlal
exception In an A-t Agricutlure ion* to permit a day nureery and kln-lerRartrn *a re.
qucalcd by Mr*. II. W. Hltannon, Hr., on the following deecrltied property: A parcel on*
acre equare In tli* HW corner
of the following: \V 213 02 ft
of K 317.03 ft o f llovt. I.ot 2
Ilcea N 1113.1 ft and road) Her IN TIIS: C l l t l t l T c o r i n ' OF lion 1-20M-30K
t iif . n in t h
j i d ii i s i . c i i i Fnbtlc hrarliiR will tie held
< FIT, IN ANII FOIt HKNINOI.S: In lh* County Comml**lon*r*
t'OUNTV, FI.OHIDA
ttoom, Court llouee, Hanford.
NO. 14313
Florida, on May 17. lysy *1
FnitKCLOM'llH
7:lo F. M. or a* eonn there
M ACKL 47. HUFFMAN
after a* poaillil*.
Hemlnol* County Hoard of
FUtntltr
v*.
Adjnatnient
W A l.T K n r
KHItr Jit. AND
lly William f*. Ilatbark,
l-OIS A. KHIIY, I l l s W I F E
Chalnnan
Dafepilant* Fuhllah May 11. 1ISS
n o t h s: t o « r p s : « H
CDM-14
Tilt tVAl.TKIt
KHItV J It. ami
nststiNiii.s: c h i v r v
I.OIH A. KHItV, IIIH W IF K
n o s lit) o f s lu t « t k s : n t
Aitilr***:—UNKNOWN
N o tic e « r P u b lic llrnrlBR
T o i l are hereby nulIfleil that
a lllll uf rumplalnt fur Fnr*. T o whom It may concern:
Tli* Hemlnol* County Hoard nf
rlnaure haa been flint agaln-t
you, and ynu ar* required to Adjustment will bold a public
eerv* a copy nf ynur Anawer hearing tu conalder lh* possi
nr I'leadlng In the lllll nf Com- bility of granting a front yard
Plaint on lh* Flaln tlffa Attor setback variance to the ZonlnR
ney. JOIINIF. A. MI’ I.KMD. Hut llrRUlatlnna ae requested by
I3:S, Apopka. Florida, ami file ft, Andrew Hprer on the f o l
th* nrlRlual Anawer or Flead- lowing described properly: ll»g
I ur In tli* nfflr* nf th* Clerk at a pt 7141 ft N of the HP.
nf th* Circuit Court an nr lie- cor of trfil 1. Illk 9, 2nd Hectlon
fore the Srd day nf June, IJSJ. Miirvanla, F. It. 2, I'g. SS. on th*
If you fall to iln *o, Judgment K Iln# o f l.ol 1. Illk ». 2nd Her.
by
default
will
ti*
taken lion Marvanla, run N 113 01 ft
again*! you for th* relief de In the NK cor o f Illk 1*. 2nd
manded In Ilia lllll uf Com Pert Inn 2t«r«auln, tlienc# N
plaint.
XI’ SS'll" W 111 IS (t to I lie Ntv
DUNK
AND
OIIKHKD
*1 cur of Illk C, 2nd Hecllon MarHanford. Hrtnlnolr County, F lor Viilila. thence H Ili3.nl ft to a
ida, Ihla Sutli day of April, pt on th# W line of Irfil I. Illk
llt i.
t, 2nd Hecllon Marvanla 100 ft
IHKAt.)
N of the HW ror of I.ot 1, Illk
Arthur II. Heckwllh, Jr.,
9. 2nd Hecllon Miirvanla, thence
clerk circuit Court.
H f l ’ tl'SS" K 141.31 ft to the
Seminole County, Florida
Full
lly: Martha T. Vllilen
Public hearing will be held
Deputy Clerk
In the County Commlealoner*
JOIINIK A. ytCl.F.OD
llomu. Court House. Hanford,
Attorney for Flalntlff
Klin hi*, on May t7, 1»S3 at 7:11)
Dux I32S, Apopka, Florida
I*. M. or aa eonn thereafter e*
Fuldleh May I, IS. IS. 24. IMS poialtil*.
CDM-IS
Hrmlnnl# County Hoard nf
Adjustment
IN
THK
I lll l l IT
CHUIIT,
Hy William C. Ilalbaik,
NINTH J I ’ HH ISt. I IIICI IT. IN
Chairman
ANU Ftlll RKMINOI.F. I 'ltl'N - Fublleli May 12. 13*3
TV. HTATK OF SI.OItlllA, IN CDM-IS
I IIANl'KItV
NOTICE OF
in
t ih :
n iin iT
c iiim t .
FOHKI'I.OHI lit; HSI.K
NINTH Jt l l l l l SI. U l t l ' I T T . IN
Notice le hereby alven •liat ANII F ill! SKMINIll.i: ( 111 Nthe undcrelxned. Clerk of the T V , DTATH 1IF FI'IHIIIIS, i n
Circuit Court nf tlie Ninth Jud 4 H ANIT7MY.
icial Circuit, In and for HemlNOTH K OF
nole County, Florida, purauant
FONKI'I.OSI IIK a t l . K
In th* decree of forerlnaur* en
NulUe I* h*>*U)' glvtii that
tered In a caea prndlnx In aald Hie uiiilrr*lgn*ilI Klerk uf the
Court, lh* etyle of which la Olreull C’ uUrl nr Hi* Ninth
N O It T i l AM KHICAN MOIIT- Juillilsl I'lrciill, In und (i.r
11A €11-7 c o l l FOIt ATION. an Ar- HrmlnuU t'ounly, Flnrbla, purkaneaa corporation,
■ii«n( In lh* l i m e * nf fur*Flalntlff clu.iire enter. .1 In ■ case pend
a a.
ing In ewld Court, lh* etyle of
tlt.ADVH »l. CIIAF FKI.Ia form which la
erly tILADYH M. IIKVNOI.DH.
N i l II T i l AM KIIII'AN MOIITDefrndanl. IIAIII7 >'< illF< HI VTION, an Atand th * docket
number of kali*** curiiiirallun,
which I* IIISS, will o f f e r for
Flalnllff,
ante and *e|| at Fublln Outcry v*.
tu Ilia hlRlieat and beat bidder W11,1,1AM I- WIIJION. *1 •!..
f o r caah. th * fultnwInR de*
D» famlanl*.
■rlhed
pruperty
eltuate
In and lh* ducket number of
Hcmlnula County, Florida, tu which I* 14.I l l , will offer for
wit:
* *l* and eell at Fublle Outcry
l e t 22. Hlock It. HUNT.AND to lh * hlah**t and beat bidder
KKTATKH.
accnrdlna
to for cash, lha following dssrrlhmap nr plat thereof record •d property situate In ■•mled In Flat Dunk It, Pax* nul* Fnunly, Florida, lo wilt
IS to S2, Fublle Itecnrda of
l.ol 43. Illock II. HIINI.AND
Hemlnol* County, Florida.
KBTATKH , according
lo
Together with, but not limited
map or plat lh*r*of record
to, th* follo wing Items perma
ed In Flat Book 11, F ag* I t
nently Installed:
l o 32, Fublle llacurd* of
OK s:i*c. Itefrlgeratnr, Mnaemlnol* County, Florid*
del t.Aa-11 -H. Herlal z n - Tog rlhar with, but nol llmltad
S I S t l i : OK Klee. Hang*. lo. lha follo wing llama, parModel J-40I.H. Herlal I’ H- nisnenlly Intlslledi
V7tStt; D u o - T h e r m Oil
Iln* 10" Victor Cllmas K i t
Heater, Model 2SI-I. Her
chen Kthauit Fan lKltr.1;
lal a-H-41; Nutun* Kitchen
nn* DuoTharm Master (oil) ,
Klae. Klhauet Fan: Ten
Model S ll- I. Herlal SSKTS;
Venetian
Hllnda
<Metal)
Kievan
m*lal
Venatlan
manufactured by llobarta
Illlnd*
manufactured
by
Awalng * Venetlgn Illlnd
■•nkarlk Ola** •
Faint
Company, Orlando, yiortd*
(.’ ompany, Hanford. Florid*
Paid aal# will be held at the
Paid * * l * will b* li*ld *1 lh*
Front atepa of lha aemlnole Front Http* of the Hemlnol*
County Courthouse in th* city County Cuurlhuu** In lh* city
of Hanford, Florida, oa lha SSth o f Hanford, Florid*, on lha Slth
day of May, I t t l . at 11:IS day of May, ISIS, at 11:0#
o'clock A. M . or aa aeon there o'clock A. M.. ar os soon there
after as tha earn a oa* ha 4aa«. a fte r • * ths oamt c »a ha don*.
U R AL .)
IBB AL )
Arthur H. Beckwith, J r ,
Arthur M. Beckwith. Jr.,
Clerk
Clerk
Hy Matin* atowell
Byi M ir th* T. Vlhlaa
Deputy Clerk
Deputy tricrk
HOKHH, W I U I I T 4 HlinFOIlD nOKMB. W IG H T 4 BIHIFOIID
American National Bank Uldg. Amarlean National Bank Bldg.
F. O. lias I I U S
P. O. Bog I l S t l
HI. Petersburg. Florida SiTSt
■I. Petersburg. Florida IS7SI
I'itbllah May 12, ISIS
Fulillah May 12. ISISC U M -if
CUM-4*
Legal Notice
NOTH K HK l * T i : \ T
NOTICK I" hereby * lvrn that
• r»fjur»t Kill b# rnAil* tu thr
l ) I S Morldii LticlpUtiire fnr
lh« •nartmrrit of a icenrr.il law
nf local application affrettnu
Hrmlnola <*ounly, Klorbla, the
natura nf aab! ICRlalallon br«
In* An Act r eU tln * tu Ihr trial
Jiirlaillrllon of aluMIc# of the
I'racr Court* In all countlra of
III* Hlat# liavlnf * population
of nul I cbm than SI,)uo an«l not
more Iban SI.0OO; provblltiR
trial Jurlmllctlon o f certain offr until amt provbllnn I u r mn
effective slate
I'ubllnh Mm» 1J, 1«l«t
nu n-si
s k m i n i i i .i : i i h n t v
•H* 4IIII III' 4IMI NTNI'.NT
Null** of Pul,II* llrarlu g
Tu whom It may conc*rn:
Tli* H*mlniil* I'onnly lluar.l
uf Ailjimlm*ul will liubl a pub.
II* hearing lu ronaldcr III* put*.
Ill IIII y uf aranllng a •prelal
rsrtpllun to lb* y.unlng ItegulaIlona lu prrmll th* ln*lallatlon
and oiirtallun of a water plan!
• a r*i|iiral*d by llveralrrci Inv*-*m*nl <*o on lh* futluwlng
I properly: toils I, 3.
3. and .4. Illock II. T r a i t 17.
Hanlanilu Hpilnga, F. II. 4, I'g.
23.
Fill-lie hearing will h* liebl
In tlia County Commissioner*
lloiini. Court lion**. Hi nford.
Florida, on Slay 17, ID42 ul
7:1" F. 31. or aa anon th *rraflrr
• a pu.elbl*.
Hrmlnnl* County Hoard of
A .1JuuI menI
Hy William C. lUlback,
Chairman
Fuhllah Slay 13, 1241
Armed Forces Day Slated
At Sanford Air Base Saturday
Sanford Naval A ir Station
A ircraft on display
north
will observe the 10th annual o f (he main base hangar will
Armed Forces Day with an be an A-5A Vigilsnte, A-3B
ojien house 10 a.m. to 2 p m. Skywarrior, F9F-8T Cougar,
Saturday.
T-3.1, C47J and C-64.
Highlighting the event will
Tour* will lie conducted
be an air-sen helicopter res through portions of the sta.
cue demonstration at noon lion chapel, mets hall, and the
nnd a crash-firefighting exhi new enlisted men's barracks.
bition at 12:30 p m. Both dem
A vehicle display will in
onstrations will he held just clude a crush-fire truck, crash
east o f the station aircraft rrane, air rescue boats, and a
control tower.
jet aircraft engina compress
Throughout the four-hour ed air starter.
Indoor displays at Build
ojMn house there will tie dis
plays o f several types o f ings 4 and T> will include
Navy aircraft, 1(1 indoor ex dummy bombs, rockets and
hibits runging from dummy miocellnncous a m m u nition,
ImhuIis to nn aircraft ejection small arms, survival equip
seat, a display of crash and ment, fligh t genr, ejection
ground
support
equipment, sent trainer with dummy in
tours of three buildings, and full pressure suit, jet engine
starting unit, miscellaneous
movies.
uirernft ground support equip
ment, aerology exhibit, and
an-inl cameras nnd photo
IN
THK
C IB C I T T
( H I S T . graphs.
NINTH Jl ti ll 141. I'H H T T T , IN
Movies entitled "Aeronauti
AND F o i l nKSIINIM.K 4.01 Ncal Oddities" and "Launch
I I , FI.01111)4
IN C H ANI'K IIV NO. HblX
’e m " will be shown at 10:30
NOTII'K TO IIKI'KNH
a m . and 11:30 a.m. respec
JOHNNIE T. 4VATHON.
Plaintiff. tively in Building 3.
v*
An estimated 2,000 from the
K C l K O WATHON,
D*'*nd.i nl Central Florida area visited
T H K S T 4 T K OF IT.OHIHA To- tin- station on Armed Forces
lv 171KO IVATHON
Day last year.
44112 queen Drive
Legal Notice
Corpu- Chriall, I'etaa
ri.K AH K TAKI7 NOTICK tbel
you ar* hereby required to flic
your written answer or de
fense, If any, personally or n>
an attorney, nil or before June
7. I!-4S, at lb* Offl-e of the
Clerk of (he Circuit Court,
Seminole County Courthouse,
Hanford, Florida. 33771, and to
mall a copy thereof lo Htenstrum. Davis A McIntosh. A t
torneys fur Plaintiff, Foal Offlea llos 133H. Hanford Florida.
32771, In (DaI certain divorce
proceeding
pending
against
you In lb* i l r e u l l Cuurl of th*
Ninth Judicial Clrrult In and
for Hemlnol* County,
Florid*.
In Chancery, an abbreviated
title nf said cause being "John
nie T Wilson, Flalnllff. v e r
sus Kelkn Wat-on, Defendant,"
and herein fall not or n De
ere.' F lo Confesso will be en
tered against you. and the
cause proceed ex pari*.
(HEAD
Arthur II. Heckwllh. Jr.,
I'lcrk of Hi* Circuit Court
By: Marlli* T. Vlhlen
CDM-U
Deputy Clerk
Hteiialroni,
Davis A McIntosh
IN T i l l : I T K I 'U IT 4 III H T OF
T i l l : NINTH J l 1111 141. ( H i Att orn*)* at luiw
r i n ' IN AN II F ill! gKNINOl.K Fust * if f Ire 11" a 1730
Hanford, Flnrbla 33771
r i l l NTV, FI.OIIIH.%
IN r i l A N l ' K I I V NO. IIIMt
uldlsh May 3. 12. I». I>. I » « »
THK
IIII i h i KI.VN HA V INCH CD2I* IS
HANK, a Naw York corporaNOTII'H 4IF M I T
lion,
I'lalnlirr. TO: HKNI7VA C. JACKHON.
Delrii-Util.
v*.
YOU AND EACH O F YOU
C AIIY 1.KB IIAMHICK
and
MH.'HKI.K
IIA K
HA.MItll'K. * r * hereby notlfleil that suit
baa been commented against
Ilia wilt,
Defendanla. you lu the Circuit Cuurl of lha
Ninth Judicial Circuit of lh*
S I I T I I K TO H KFKN H OH
Mot* of Flnrbla In and for
o i i i h :i i o f f i i h .i i a t h i n
Ht-nilnol* Count), the abbrev
HITT r i m F O H K n .O gl UK
TU: IIA IIY
LKK
IIA M III I'K iated title of which la: FIIIHT
AND
and
SI 1C I I K I. K
HAH FKD K IIA I, H A V I N U S
I.IIAN AHHOCIAVION O F DAVIIAMHICK. Ill* w i l t
KNPOllT,
etc..
Flalnllff.
V*.
ISIS7 Hunsrl Drive
lit ill El IT AIINOl.D JACKHON.
Faclfle I'alUadea,
Jib. and 2III.DIII7D II. JACKCalifornia
YOl'. IIAIIY t.KK IIASIIIICK HtiN, lit* wile, e l a I. Defend• nd SIICIIKI.H
IIA K
IIAM- ants.
HICK, lila wife, are hrrrby no lu l.'hanrery No. l l l l l .
The nature nf Ihla eull Is a
tified that a Complaint fur
of that
certain
F or ed o iu r* of Mortgage has foreclusure
bren filed again*! you, and you muriaags held and owned by
are required lu eerv* a copy plaintiff, daled December It).
•■r your Anawer or pleading* to 1*29, and recorded December
III* Complain! on Flalnllfl'a 31, 1929 III Official Ilecorde
• Itiirn*), Jt iHKI'll M. FIT/.- lluok 271 paga 119 of the Pub
(IKIIAI.D, 234 Hecurlly T r i m lic llecurdi of Hemlnole Coun
llulldlng, Miami. Florida. 33IJI. ty, Florida, encumbering that
• nd til* Hie original Answer certain plec# or parcel of pro
or pleading In lha office of the perly located, alluate, and baClerk of lh* Circuit Court on tng In said County and male,
or before lh* H at day of Ma>, lu-wll:
I ait 7. Block ■. HUNT.AND
A. 1)., 1141. I f you fall lo do
KKTATKH, a subdivision,
•o. Judgment by default will
be taken against you for lh*
according lo a plat thereof,
relief demanded la lh* Com
recorded In Flat Book II,
plaint.
page* IS lo S2 of lha Pub
lie llecorda of Hemlnola
Th* description o f lh* real
properly proceeded against I*:
t’ounly, Florida.
lull SI. Block IS. IIK FTEACH OF VOU IH ItKQUIll
I.KH
JIOMKH
JKIWKI.U E l l lu file your auawer or
F AIIK , HKCTIUN ONK. ac other written defense! lo lha
cording lu plat thereof ra Complaint with lh* Clerk of
rordod la Plat Book IS. lh* Circuit Cuurl of Hemlnol*
Fagaa 41. 44. 47 and 41, County, Florida, In Ihla proPublic lltcorda o f Hemlnol* reading and lo aervs a copy
County. Florida. TUUKTII. thereof upon lh* p l a i n t i ff * atK ll W I T H :
lorn*) a. whosa name* nnd ad
I llolpalnt llange (K le «. dress ar* hereinafter ssl forth,
irlc)
. Herlal No. W T as required by law, not later
0*114*1;
than the Silk day o f May, I9SS
I
llotpolnt
Hefrlgarator In default thereof th* causa
I Electric) • Herlal No. NT will proceed an pari* upon th*
1444011.
entry of o Decree Fro Con
TIIIH Nolle* shall b* pub. fesso against you.
Iltlied one* each week fur four
WITNKHH my hand and ths
coneerullva
week*
In T H K official teal o f aald Court In
KANFHIIU IIK IIA l.n.
Hemlnol* County, Florida, Ihla
D ATE D at Hanford. Hemlnol* ISIh day of April, l i l t .
County. Florida, this ISlk day ( H E A D
of April. A. D.. t i l l .
Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.
(■ B A D
c le rk o f lh* Circuit Court
Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.,
By: Martha T. Vlhlen
Clark of lha circuit Cuurl
Deputy Clerk
Byt Marika T. Vlhlaa
BKAltD Al.l* U IIID L B Y
Deputy Clerk
A M ) L E W IH
JOSEPH M. PIT/.OEIIAI.D
Attorney* for Flalntlff
SIS Hecurlly Trust Building
** North Court Htreal
Miami, Florida. SIIS1
Post Office Box JZSS
Attorney fay Flalntlff
Orlando. Florida
Fubllah: April SI, IS. May S Fubllah: April SI, SI. May I,
IS. 1SSI
IS. ISIS
au, ti
COL « •
Legal Notice
»i7NifNfis.s: c o l v r v
•11)4111) OF 4 DJI HTVIKNT
Nolle* I II I'ukllr Hearing
To wham It may concern:
The Hemlnol* County Hoard
of Adjustment will hold a pub
lic hearing In consider the pos*.
Iblllty o f granting a special e x
ception In a It-1A A son* to
permit additional kitchen facllltlea In recreation area of new
house a* requested l.y J. W.
Itobtlnson for V. Ilolmwood on
tha following described pro.
perty: Lota 32 and 34. Illock O.
Tr. 27. Hanlando Spring*.
Fublle bearing will l.e held
In tha ( ’utility Comiiil-abmrrs
Itoom, Court House. Hanford
Florida, on 3!*y 17. (912 al *:Sn
F. ,\l. nr a* soon t h iie a fle r as
possible.
Hrmlnnl* County Hoard of
Adjust in cut
lly William C. Ilalbaik.
Chairman
Fubllsh May 17, last
CDM-II
la Ike f o a r l ml Ike I'oimly
Judge, Seminal* I'onnly, stale
of Florldn. In Froknl*
In re lh* Kalat* afi
KltNKHT MAC K!.IN
Deceased
F I N A L NOTII'K
N otb * le hereby aiven that
lb* undersigned will, on the
l l th ilsy nf June. A. D. 13(3
present lo lh* llnnoratde Coun
ty Judge nf Hemlnol* County,
Florida, hla final rrlurn, ac
count and voucher*, as Execu
tor o f lh* Estate of KIINKHT
MAI'KI.IN. deceased, and al
sabl time, then and there, make
application In the aald Judge
for a final eelllrmenl nf hla
administration of sabl ratal*,
and for an order discharging
him as such aierutnr.
Dated Ihla lh* loth day of
May. A. II. I>(3
/■/ James Edward Mvrklln
Aa Kxeeutor of the Estate
of KIINKRT MACK LIN,
Dereaaed.
KTKNHTHOM. DAVHI A
MrlNTOHII
Attorney* fnr Kxerutnr
Foal Office Hoi 1230
Hanford, Florida 22771
Fubllah May 12, \9, 24 A June
S. 1*43.
CDM-41
Rev. and
Mr*. Godfrey
Knight nf 200.1 Hawkins A v e
nue, announce tha engage
ment o f (heir daughter, Glori
ous, to Leroy Pulliam, ton o f
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Howard
rulliam , o f Cleveland, Ohio.
The bride-elect wat valedic
torian of the Crooma graduat
ing class o f 1060-60. Sha at
tended Knoxvilla College in
Knoxville, Tenn., where aha
became affiliated with UeU
Kappa Chi, scientific honor
society, and Alpha Kappa A l
pha sorority.
Presently, the is serving aa
a medical research assistant
in the department o f plastic
surgery at the University o f
Rochester.
Her fiance also attended
Knoxville College. Ha it a
member o f "W ho's Who In
American Colleges and Uni
versities," and Kappa Alpha
I'ai fraternity.
He is presently a gradual*
rtudcnl at Kent State Univer
sity and a teacher in the pub
lic school system o f Clevaland,
A
December wedding is
planned.
*
*
*
Hopper Elementary School,
I'T A , Scoutmaster, Den Moth
ers mid Principal, are happy
to announce thut two boys o f
Den 2, Pack U7, o f the Cub
Scouts of America, won prizes
lor selling the highest num
ber o f tickets in the St. Johns
District fo r the Scout Circus
ul Dcl.und stadium.
Anthony
Bryant received
fiis t prize o f $20 and A rG iiy
Collins received $2. Many
thunks tu everyone who con
tributed.
•
•
•
ESTER BAYLOR
BRENDA SHAW
BARBARA SANDIFER
Daytona Beach Council, a
brunch o f (he Xutiunal Coun
cil o f N egro Women, held ila
fourth unnuul Debutante BisII
Friday at tbe National Guard
Armory.
Crooma High School was
well repieseiitid as five o f its
girls were participants: Y o l
anda O. Holloway, Delores V.
Mungcri, Shirley Ann Rhodes,
liarbura
11. Sandifer
and
Brenda Iotvetta Shaw.
Brenda Yvonne Milfcr, ■
graduate of Crooma and pres
ently matriculating at Bethune-Couknian College made
her debut.
Wilcthtt Hamilton, a stud
ent at Hungcrford, was intro YOLANDA HOLLOWAY
duced to society.
The Council hopes that the occasion w ill encourage Us
young women to the finer
traits, such ns leadership,
wholesome character, amiable
personality, and acceptable
scholastic achievement.
*
•
•
LA Motorist
Caught Short
dispatched to the Dominican
Jtcpublic to aid in protecting
lives o f Americana and other
foreign nationals,
Thompson, who It regular
ly stationed at Fort Ilragg,
N. C., landed at San Isidro
A ir Buie, near Santo Dom
ingo, to reinforce other Am er
ican military personnel alleady in the country.
The 21-year-old soldier, ton
nf Mrs. Lula Thompson, 3171
Midway, Sanford, is a 1962
graduate o f Crooma High
School. His father, Gcorgo
Thompson, lives on Routs 1,
Box 194, Madison, Fla.
OVER 35 YEARS
A t First * Palmetto
(Alongside old poet o ffice)
Sanford
Furniture Co.
Arm y Sp/4 D a v i e
L.
LOS ANG ELES (U P I ) • farpeta • Furniture
William Burke, 38, had his Thompson Is among the para
• Tile
• Pianos
car forced to the curb the troopers from tha 82nd A ir
•
Rental
Bede
other night by a taxicab car borne Division who have bees
rying a gunman passenger,
who Imped out and ordered
Burke fo losi out hit wallet.
" I can't," Burke replied. " I
only brought a dime for a pa
HELPS VOU REAR
lter. I'm wearing pajamas and
THE THINK YOU
a bathrobe."
WANT TO HEAR
The bandit then stole hit
W o?
aulo.
" U > the first time I've
..-U i
gone out without my gun,"
moaned Burke — a sheriff’s
MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE
deputy.
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of RVAH-3 at Sanford
Naval Air Station, has
been promoted to the
r a n k of commander.
He, hla wife and three
children reside at 401
Lake Boulevard.
(Navy Photo)
L E A N “W E S T E R N
i
Mathematical
Genius Stumps
His Teachers
i
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(U P I) — L o e a l arithmetic
teachen are happy that eightyear-old Elmar Eder now
takes his math leitona at
home.
Elm ar la a mathematics
geoiut, and none o f hla teach
ers could keep up with him.
In kindergarten he played
with hla slide rule. In the first
grade he amused himself with
analytical geometry. At the
age of seven he was master
ing college-level mathematics.
His father, a M a i Planck
Institute professor o f msthemstlcs, ssys being a dad to
Elm ar has its problems, too.
“ My wife and I try to ans
w er Elmar's questions. He
does not leave us alone until
we have given him all the
answers. When told to stop
pestering, he throws himself
on the floor and becomes an
grier than when a toy is tak
es from U rn."
Elm ar has hobbles to go
with hla mathematics wlxardry. A t t , ba learned short
hand In three weeks. He plays
the flute and he mastered
electronic brain programming
during a weekend.
But In some things Elmar
does have problems.
He cannot learn to write
well. “ Illegible/' saya the
professor of his son's hand
writing. So Elmar taught him
self to type.
The boy prefers tinkering
with the principles o f steam
engines, combustion engines,
dynamos and electric motor*
to other play.
And Elmar has one weak
ness of genius—he la absentminded.
Professor Eder said ones
his son hunted vainly for a
shoe—only to be told be had
been wearing it all the time.
The stratosphere begins at
an altitude of six miles in
regions near the poles, nine
o r more miles near the
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How long can the boom go on?
rI f consumer confidence in the econ
om y is a factor— and it definitely is
when that confidence is translated
into capital expenditures— there will
be no slackening through 1965.
For the past 14 years, the Uni
versity o f Michigan’s Survey Re
search Center has surveyed consum
er attitudes and inclinations to buy.
This year, between Janunry 15 and
March 15, interviews with a cross
section o f 1,350 families revealed
greater confidence in the short-term
business outlook than ever before.
Contrary to some notions, people
are not overstocked with “ inventor
ies” and intend to go on improving
th eir standard o f living, particular
ly through the purchase o f new au
tomobiles.
Some o f the other findings o f the
survey:
— The proportion o f American
fam ily units with more than $10,000 income now stands at 23 per
cent. It was 14 per cent in 1959 and
19 per cent in 1963.
A t the other end, there has been
Bruce Biossot—-Ray Cromley
RUMBLING OR JUST STEAMING?
Political Notebook
no significant decline in the number
in the poverty brackets (under $30 0 0 ).
W A S H IN G T O N (N B A ) —
— About h alf the people sun-ey
ed said they made more money in
1964 than in 1963. A sizable group
reported “ much more.”
— More people believe unemploy
ment will decline than that it will in
crease.
— More people are worried about
international uncertainties than not.
A year ago optimists outnumbered
pessimists.
Ths vast, sprawling Central
Intelligence Agency ia in fo r
a quiet internal revolution.
Thought For Today
I know your works, your love and
faith and sendee and patient en
durance, nnd that your latter works
exceed the first.— I John 2:19.
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For anything worth having one
must pay the price; and the price is
always work, patience, love, self,
sacrifice— no currency, no promises
to pay, but the gold o f real service.
— .John Burroughs, American nat
uralist.
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:
Dr. Crone's
.
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O f >
Worry Clinic
Tolly won dr re what to do
when her baby la bom out
o f wedlock. Should ahe try
to keep It o r let It bo
adopted by a devoted but
childless couple who crars
a youngster? How can you
decide auch a dilemma?
Just u»e the “ moral yard
stick" outlined below. Mem
oriae this yardstick fo r use
in other aituatlons, too.
C A SE V-487: Polly G., agtd 17, is the high schooler
who w ill soon bear s baby
eut o f wedlock.
"D r. Crane," she began, "as
I think about my baby, 1
can't bear the idea o f giving
It up.
"W ouldn’t that be cruel and
heartless?
"Sines I made one sad mis
take In trusting my steady
boy friend, wouldn't It be a
second error to let my baby
be adopted?"
The usual yardstick to em
ploy is facing ethical prob
lems like this:
"T h a t which does the most
good fo r the most people
over the longest period o f
time, la righ t."
Be sure you analyze all
three component parts o f that
definition!
The Russians made a big
mistake when they derided if
they looted the wealth of the
Czar and the white collar
class, and then drove the lat
ter into exile, they would be
doing the most good fo r the
most people.
'T o r we could then pass
around among the poor the
wealth o f the ruling class,"
they argued.
Alas, this fslla ry Is still
advocated by many ignorant
Americans, too, failing to
realize that millions o f the
poor are too stupid to hold
on to wealth, anyway.
Any confidence roan, gam
bler or policy racketeer can
wheedle them out o f their
money within a few days.
Thus, they'll lie back on re
lief again within a week or
sol
“ The poor," said Jesus,
"y e 'll havs with you alw ays!"
Jesus recognized the sad
fa rt that not only w ill we
have idiots, imbeciles and
morons by the millions in so
ciety, but many folks o f high
I. Q. worship at ths shrine o f
"L ad y Luck."
They think they can win
success by a roulette wheel,
policy game, or even playing
ths stock m arket
Russia soon found out its
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Mrs. Jslia Berios
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535-8751
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sad
mistake,
for
a fter
the
engineers, business executives
and doctora were liquidated
or exiled, it had no leadership
fo r building bridges, erect
ing factories, or treating the
ill.
So Russia frantically beg
ged American engineers and
other experts to migrate back
to Russia.
In the late 1920s, therefore.
Russia coaxed such A m eri
cans with promise o f double
pay.
Ths engineers got a full
salary in Russia, fo r living
expenses, but also had a sim
ilar sum banked in their
name* hack here In America,
so they would have it when
they returned.
Applied to Tolly's problem,
it la not smart fo r an unwed
mother to try to hold on to
her baby, especially when
millions o f wonderful hornet
are eager fo r such a young
ster.
A baby needs TW O devoted
parents and tha security of
aocial approval, plus good
food
and other necessary
items.
I f Tolly keeps her baby, It
will be less happy and Tolly
will also cry many times at
the disadvantages her child
must face.
I f she lets it l>e adopted,
the baby will be happier, its
two foster parenta will be
happier, and only Tolly may
be less happy.
So T H R E E people will be
much happier via the adop
tion plan, where FO U R peo
ple will be unhappy other
wise, including Tolly, the
baity and the two foater par
ents who would then be de
prived of the infant]
(A lw ays w rite to Dr.
Crane In care o f thle newtpaper, enclosing a long
stamped addressed envel
ope and 20 rents to rover
typing and printing costa
when you send fo r one o f
his booklets.)
Oviedo
Mrs. Evelyn Lundy
585-5188
Barbs
Helen Fuller Soys
Jab Here . . Push There
WASHINGTON — When he people in the here and now.
The cabinet committee will
finds a few minutes to spare
make a special effort to per
from coping with Viet Nam or
suade defense and other indus
Sanlo
Domingo,
President
tries to hire more young work
Johnson is likely to be prodlng ers for the summer. The same
government officials to get on appeal is going out to service
with the task of finding more businesses, laundries, filling
jobs for young people this stations, to take on a few
extra kids who thus may he
summer.
As a "dropout" alter high able to earn enough to go back
school, l.yndon Johnson learn to school In the fall.
Many of the nation’s mayors
ed how hard it w ai to get a
job even in (he prosperous mid- have met with Washington o f
192()s. As Hie young Texas ficial* to explore other ways to
slate director of the National make more jobs for the young
Youth Administration, he dis
covered how much job training
could mean to hopeless young
ster! in (ho depression years
of the 1930s.
No national problem grips
the President's interest more
passionately than the fact that
approximately 1.3 m i l l i o n
American boya and girls who
want work can't find it today.
When this school year ends
In June, census officials, esti
mate that there will be 600.000
high school graduate* with
diploma* but without jobs.
A long list of programs to
improve their prospects Is un
derway. But the wheels of bu
reaucracy grind slowly. The
President, therefore, makes It
his personal business to Jab
here and push there to speed
things along.
The newly-crealed Job Corps
and Neighborhood Youth Corpa
are now In business. The Edu
cation and Aid to Appalachia
Acts are expected to create
other new Jobs later on. But
to hasten the process, the
President has assigned Vice
President Humphrey to head
a cabinet committee aimed at
creating more jobs for young
w u n ev c r
P
who want to work.
Secretary of Labor Willard
Wirtz h ai a plan to recruit
perhaps 23,000 high school stu
dents to work on farms this
summer vacation—to fill the
gap left by Latin American
migrant workera whose num
ber* have been reduced by
law.
One goal, among others, Is
to open up enough jobs for
enough kids whose Idleness
may otherwise lead to frustra
tion and violence la the streets
this summer.
WS
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That's
the
meaning
of
President Johnson's appoint
ment o f tough Vice Adm.
William F. Rabom Jr. (R e L )
as C IA director.
C IA has grown like Topay
since it evolved from Wild
Bill Donovan'a W orld W a r II
Office o f Strategic Services.
The OSS started out with
radical methods o f intelli
gence gathering, tome bril
liantly conceived, come ama
teurish. The C IA hae carried
on that tradition, though
growing more conventional
and expenalve with the year*.
C IA has n tver had a hardheaded manager at Ita helm.
It w ill have one now.
Old Rabom aaying: "W hen
I pasi you in the hall, I want
to feel a breeze."
Key W hite Houae, Defense
and State Department o ffic
ials have been dissatisfied
with C IA 's results. 8ome
C IA coups have been undeni
ably etrokee o f genius. But
the organisation has been
caught flat-footed too.
It haa not sufficiently pen
etrated the doings in North
Viet Nam, Red China and So
viet Ruaala. I t haa missed
the boat on occasion in South
Viet Nam.
Men who know Rabom
predict he will start hia new
job by getting a task force
of
university,
government
and industrial experts to
make a "three-month study"
o f where C IA le going and
how it should be getting
there.
Thia program will be set
up to a specific timetable
with objectives to be achiev
ed by firm, fixed date*. Then
Rabom w ill mak* the chan
ges thia program calls for.
H e ll
undoubtedly call
in
some of his old Polaris team
if the ran gst them from De
fense and induatry. Ths day
he was appointed, aoino o f
these men wrote the admiral
saying they were ready, w ill
ing and able to come.
I f he rune true to form,
Rabom
will
have
weekly
Monday morning meetings o f
division chiefs. Each will re
port on whether he'* moved
ahead according lo the Rahorn schedule. Those that
haven’t will say why — and
how the slippage ran he cor
rected.
The C IA is going through
a tough transition period in
attempting
to shift from
conventions) to computerized
intelligence. It has the job of
making use o f millions o f
photographs taken by satel
lites and millions o f pages o f
foreign publications, in addi
tion to agent and other report*. Infrared sensors will
bring in millions o f other
items to be interpreted. Y et
there are tent o f thousands
o f missing pieces.
In the intelligence field,
where science ia providing
new way-out techniques and
equipment so rapidly the old
may be out-of-date before
being used, a C IA director
must be able to switch meth
ods In mid-stream, yet not be
caught with over-gadgeteering or overcomputerization.
In aom* uses computers can
lead to serious intelligence
misjudgments.
For three reasons, Raborn
Is ideal for this ticklish job:
— He Is one o f the few
men who has ramrodded a
full-atrram-ahead d e f e n s e
program (P o la ris), shifting
In mid-stream from one con
cept to another (from Jupiter
to Polaris), taking advantage
o f new concepts ns fast as
they developed, without los
ing stride.
— Under Rabom 't IsaderJ
ship, one o f the most sophis
ticated o f today’s production
management
veloped.
tools
(P E R T ,
Evaluation
was
de
Production
Review
Techni
que, Bars computers to help
get effective management o f
complicated long-term pro
gram s).
— Rabom Is not overawed
by
computers.
He'a
been
known to say:
"Th e trouble with the com
puter is that there la no
(horse feathers) e j e c t a r .
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F *w 2-A — May 12, IM S
V r r m ll
(Dsuah ClJbJbjy
D E A R A B B Y : My husband haa been a woman*
chaaar all th* 44 year* I
By Abigail Van Buren
hav# been married to him.
We are now both In our
early 7fl'». I never dlvoreed
him because we had four
lovely children and, bealdca,
I can honestly aay he never
mistreated me. He always
provided well fo r the chil
dren and me, and our only
arguments
Q n rn tu j
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Today's discussion concerns
Itself with the formation of
the team that won this year's
Vanderbilt Cup.
Oswald: “ How did you feel
about our chances o f winning
the Vanderbilt one week be
fore play began?"
Jim : “ Whose chances? John
rlabor and t had a firm en
gagement. You and Ira Rubin
had some sort o f semi-engage
ment and had been talking to
Phil Feldesman about his find
ing a partner. We had no
team ."
Oswald: "Fin ally Phil came
up with the idea of calling A l
bert (D ingy) Welsa in Miami.
Dingy had no plans to go to
the tournament at all and had
never played with Phil except
in rubber bridge games. On
the other hand Phil and Dingy
are two of the very beat rub
ber bridge players in the world
and their aimple system knock-
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ed all comers out of the box
in the Vanderbilt."
Jim : “ Here Is a hand that
shows their bidding at its best.
Dingy raised Phil right away
Why aren't married women
nora hospitable to their wid
owed
or
divorced
women
friends? Why do they ao rare
ly include them in any kind
o f party or get-together that
Jgn’t strictly a feminine a f
fa ir?
-One o f my women readrrs
believes aha knows the rea
son fo r this. She says: “ For
some tima I hava been won
dering why you have never
written a column about wid
ows and divorcees and their
difficulties in adjusting themaelvea socially. Moat o f tham
complain about how few In
vitations they get to the
homes o f their still-married
women friends. But Isn't this
often their own fault?
Many times I have invited
widow or divorced friend
to dinner and invariably she
will act as if she and my hus
band are the only people at
the table, addressing all o f
her remarks to him and a l
most completely ignoring me.
“ Take her out fo r a ride or
invite her along on a week
end trip and it ia more o f the
same. Since that isn't any fun
at all fo r the w ife who is try
ing to be hospitable— why
should she bother?"
It's
an exaggeration
to
claim that all widowed and
divorced women behave like
that. But it would be wise for
any woman who no longer
has a husband and feela that
her married friends are neglecting her to look bark and
dUqhlii|ffafA
over
hla
By Oswald heJacoby
waa 09 years old
in hearts and when Phil tried
for game Dingy put him there.
Somewhat tike old fashioned
'Fapa-Momma' bidding, but
most effective."
Oswald: "Most effective Is
the way to describe it. After
West opened the king of clubs,
Phil was able to ruff out his
third club In dummy and con
ceded one diamond trick af
ter drawing trumps. Of course
the hand might not have made
if suits had broken badly but
Ihc idea in International Match
Point competition la to bid all
close games."
Jim: " I know we picked up
It IMPs on the hand. Against
us North rrhid to one spade
and, after South continued to
one no-trump. North passed.
We collected five clubs and
the ace of diamonds so he did
make his one no-trump for
whatever
consolation
that
might have given him ."
Miner?
(i)& Jha U)omsn:
were
weakness fo r women. When
I see if she haa not brought it
on herself by that kind o f
behavior.
A lone woman who wants
to keep her married friends
has to maka an e ffo r t to be
equally attentive to both hus
band and wife, i f she does
nothing but goaaip with the
w ife— the huiband will find
her company dull. I f she
hangs on tha husband's every
word and exarts heraalf to be
charming to him while ignor
ing his wife— the w ife will
quickly get fed up with that
situation.
But if aha can manage to
be good company fo r both, to
make both feel pleased with
themselves and with each
other— she will usually be
welcome In their home.
he got
a young girl In trouble.
There waa a lot o f expense
connected with that but no
publicity, thank heavens.
My lawyer says I could get
a divorce and a very sub
stantial sattlement, but do
you think it's advisable to
break up a fter all these
years?
We have n i n e
grandchildren
who
think
“ Gumpa" is tops.
“ G U M P A 'S " M A TE
D E AR M A T E : “ Gumpa"
appears to he Y O U Il weak
ness. My guess ia you'd be
lost without him, so stick
with him. I f Father Tima
doesn't take care o f his
“ weakness" — Mother N a
ture will.
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•
DEAR A B B Y : As a man
who haa to rontend with
the telephone in his office,
1 anticipate retreating to
m y ( niee quiat home at the
end o f the day. But, alas,
this seems to be th* prime
time fo r the ladies to call
each other to arrange their
bridge parties, church so
cials, car pools, etc. What
do theae women do .Jill day
that they can't get these
things
arranged
before
hand?
S IC K O F PH O NES
D E A R SICK: They're at
tending
bridge
parties,
church socials and they're
driving the kids around.
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•
D E AR A B B Y : I am a 17year-old boy with a big
problem— my parents. They
are the moat wonderful
parents a 'boy could want,
but between th* two of
them
they smoke three
cartons
o f cigarettes a
week. M y mother Is very
nervous and the doctor told
her to cut down. She prom
ised she would, but ah*
hasn’t. M y father smokes
unconsciously. H e'll act a
cigarette down in an ash
tray, 1st it burn and light
another one. Both Dad and
Mom cough all the time.
W hat can a 17-year-old boy
do to get his parents to
quit smoking? I know no
body can live forever, but
why can’t people take bet
ter care o f their health?
CONCERNED SON
c u
m
DEAR
CONCERNED:
Obviously your parents ar*
not strong enough to set a
good example for you. So
Y O U act one for them, and
my hat’s o ff to you!
•
•
•
D E A R A B B Y : I am a
IM-year-nld divorcee a n d
I've never had any trouble
gettin g dates. M y problem
is that every man I date
thinks that Just because
I ’ve been married anything
goes. It Is very discourag
ing to have to fig h t o ff
men all the time. The first
thing they auggest is going
up to their apartments, or
to a motel or something
like that. 1 love to dance
and 1 enjoy good clean fun.
W hat happened to all the
decent men?
SUZANNE
SAN FO RD
O N LY!
D EAR
SUZANNE:
They're still around. You
seem to be attracting the
wrong kind. Change bait.
*
•
good
•
may
Troubled? W rite to ABBY, Box 6*J700, Loa A n
geles, Calif. For a personal
reply, enclose a stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
•
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o n ly
13-M AY 19. 1965
SEVENTH
W EEK
•
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“ How T o Have A Lovely
W edding," lend 60 centa to
(Abby, Box C0700, Loa An
geles, Calif.
THIS WEEK S
d in n e r w a r e SPECIAL
T V Time Previews
MtSO p. m. CBS. Dick Van
Dykn Show “ Br-room, Br
room " hilarious episode. When
Rob eomta home with a motorrycla, Buddy give* him a
black laather Jackat with
"R obbia B aby" written on it.
Thank* to this gesture, Rob
gats taken tor a hood by other
hoods and by a cop. Rob kaapa
getting deeper la trouble and
tha abow heaps getting fun
nier.
T:M -I p. m. CBS. Mr. Ed.
E d gats tha wrong idea from
watching a rehearasal o f "R obto Hood." WUbur la made (o
look like a modern-day adapta
tion o f Robin Hood, one who
follows tha credo o f "steal
from anybody to help m e."
Ed launchea Wilbur's career
by ataaling tha neighbor'*
furniture and, o f court*, W il
bur gate blamed.
7:80-9 p. m. NBC. The Vlrginlan.
"D uel
at
Shiloh."
(color) You’ve seen this plot In
every w aitem le rie i, but solid bringing the murderers of an
acting by Brian Keith in an Indian girl to Justice. The
unsympathetic role makes It trouble is that m b of the kill
worth while. Ha l i for unfenc- ers ia the son of an old friend,
•d rangeland; Henry Garth played by Anthony Quinn, who
(L e e J. Cobb) and bis neigh also runs the town. He gets
bors aren't. A range war his men, all right, but getting
threatens when Garth and tha them out o f town 1* another
ranchers agree to put up a question. Tha good supporting
fence. 8leva (G ary Clarke), cast Includes Carolyn Jones,
doesn't want to fight his friend
Earl Holliman and Brian Hut
but la forced up front in the
ton. A worthwhile western.
action. Very good as Keith's
9:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's
Ironwilled b o n U Geraldine
Law "W ho Killed the Horne
Brooks.
of P le n ty ? " (R erun) No devi
8:30 9:30 p. tn. ABC. Shin
ations from this aeries' highly
dig. It's gimmick timo again
successful formula. F i r s t
as tha htadllnera a rt Dean
there's a b lu rre murder,
Martin Jr. and Desl Arnat Jr.,
then It’s up to Burka to wada
who form a trio with another
through a host of suspects,
young chap. An interesting
headed by several fascinating
guest ia South Vietnamese
young women, Terry Moore,
tlnger Bach Yn. who'a already
Vera MUea and Claire Kelly,
recorded here, and there's tha
usual coterie of Bobby Sher and also Including John Sax
man, the Shlndngs, the right on, David Wayne and Ed
eous brothers and the whole Platt. An added element to
this one place* Burke's aaiUt*
Grunt-Along Gang.
9-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday ant Tim Tilaon (G ary Con
Night Movie. "L a st Train w ay) on the tentative suspect
from Gun H ill." (C olor) (R e list.
l o l l p.m. CBS. The Danny
»»
tu b
c ir c u it
c o u n t , run) Kirk Douglas playt a
n in t h
j v d ic ia l
c i n c i 'i r ,
Kaye Show. (R erun) Some
IN
AND
Ton
SKMINOI.K 1903 marshal who la intent on
dull apots here, but the open
COCNTT. STATU OF FLORIDA,
IN CHANCHRT. NO. I W I
ing sketch makes it all worth
TH E W IL L I All rBURQH NAV
while. Danny plays the most
INCH BANK, a N«w Tork tor
parities.
bashful o f wallflowers, attend
Plaintiff,
ing a friendship club where
V*.
Howard Morris plays the type
VINCENT D. MONnOE end
PUE ANNE
MONROE, his
DUMFRIES. Va. (U P I ) — ot man Danny would like to
wife.
nafandanu. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson paid be: dashing, debonair and full
NOTICE OF SUIT
tribute today In ovtryone of confidence. A later sketch
T H E STATE OF FI.OEIDA
V o i Vincent I). Monroe and from governors to garden act In Spain with Danny as a
Suaann* B. Monro*, hlo clubs fo r creating billboard- matador and Morris as a
wlfo, who** roaldanco I*
free superhighways through bullfighter promoter has some
1(11 Monaqua Drive,
funny moments. Dorothy Col
Waatarrtlla. Ohio
lush, green land.
Nolle* Is hartbr given that
lins sings nicely, but unexThe
First
Lady
took
ad
suit ha* been filed In the
above Indicated Court aaalnet vantage o f tha warm spring cllingly, “ Control Yourself"
yau. and each of you. the title weather to take a two-day, and “ All Alone."
• f which eae* la a* above
10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC
700.mil* tour o f Virginia's
Shown.
Tou are hereby required tn countryside to point up her Scop* "K K K : 'Society of B ig
file your anewor or written
o ts '." Th* net effect o f this
dofeneee. If ony, In Ih* above husband's “ see America ftrat"
proceeding with the Clerk of program aimed at getting U. examination o f the lan ia an
thle (.’out t and to aervo a ropy 8. tourists to vacation at indictment of tta activities,
thereof upon the plaintiff's at
though t h a
network goes
torneys whosa noma and ad* homv.
dress appear* hereon, on or
through the motions of trying
before the Ith day o f Jun* 1*11.
Oxygen was discovered by to be fair. It's a fascinating
tha natura nf thta prociedlnn
Priestley,
English study of a longstanding form
halng a ault to foreclose tha Joseph
lien o f • morlsasa on tha fo l chemist and clargyman.
of American cancer.
lowing describe* property situ
ate In Bemlaola County, FlatId*, to wilt
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vanas Fark Section af Loch
Arbor, aeaerStag to map or
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PUt Book tl. Past II- II.
Publle Records of Samlaela
Ceuaty. Florida.
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•art* fat wH.
Clerk of th* Circuit Court
N f a f a f Right Is -Math a fa h r. • hit fa-fa. THyi Martha T. Vlblen,
L o t 8t*ak iw itd to year ardot fa< only |IOO.
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Publish May I, I*. II. II, H O
c u m -i i
Legal Notice
First Lady On
Two-Day Jaunt
Svi?(Om Js
EDYYH THORNTON McLEOD
1 SOUP BOWL &
Do you ever take toll ot a bit, then you must get goyourself? Ask yourself the fol going and try to change
lowing questions, and maybe things. You can, but only you
you will get a surprise at the can do it.
You can go on a diet, and
answers—If you are honest
in your self-questioning and that atone will maka you feel
so much better that you will
answering.
begin to do many of the things
Do 1 ever really try to please which you have been neglect
m y husband, cook what be ing. Your husband and child
llkea, do my hair Just for him, ren will be so proud o f you
buy a dress atyla which he when you get back to your
proper dresa site. You can, by
especially likes?
Do I try to be part o f the following m y “ Figure P erfec
tion D iet." SU down now and
Ufa of my teen-agers?
Do 1 study their needs and send for It. Just address me
wants? Do I really admit that In care o f your nawapaper,
things ar* different now than enclosing T E N cents and a
tong, self-addressed stamped
when I was of teen age?
Am i sympathetic to the envelope. T o encourage you
needs of my teen-age daught I will also send a gift booklet
er? Do I try to understand of “ Diet Breaks," so get go
ing!
her?
Life can be stimulating when
Do I neglect myself and then
feel envious of my neighbor, you arc interested not only In
who comes out looking like a yourself, but tn others and
million, whan I know that I other things. But you must do
something about yourself and
am ten years younger?
Hava I let myself get fat, do It now.
Tomorrow — I f You Should
wrinkled, tired and dull?
Do I honestly want to bet- T ravel
tar m y looka; do 1 want to
work at Improving myself?
Would 1 stick to a simple
diet If I had one?
Do 1 always rids when 1
should walk?
I f thla “ q u it" worries you
Clean Sweep
LO CKPO RT, N . Y . ( U P I ) —
A lbert Veheyn, 18, pleaded
guilty to using vulgar langu
age to police officers. A Judge
sentenced hint to wash Lockport's police care fo r thre*
hours for th* next four Sat
urday’s.
J.
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LAST
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THURS., FRI
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M AY
13-14-15,
1965!
W iutntln Cheat* Bar Sliced
American Cheese
39*
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Mother’s Day
Rent Special
F L O R A L P A R K , N. Y .
(U P 1 ) — An gdyertioomont
for e aovon-room apartmonk
hero atalca “ You must have
lota o f children." Tha "M oth,
t r ’a Day Spocial" ad eontlnuaa:
" I f you havt I t rhlldrtn ar
mora tha rant la only $169 par
month: 10-cbildron--|149; 9$179; 4-9189: laaa than 0 chil
dren, pits** do not apply."
Municipality
Has Leaky Rules
, N E W A R K . N. J. ( U P ! ) —
Because of e woraonlnf water
ohorUfs, the city of Newark
has enacted a eat o f rules an
tha use o f water. The city
becamq. tha first vieiator o f
Us owil yaatrktloea.
A d tp hell worker wee
caught egrtehltng ohnibe leee
thee I t heure after the fa k e
went lute effect. Public Werfce
Director Ralph CL Ceprio or-1
dared (ho M b A U a g K a s g e A l
\
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Hi
�H oroscope
Forecast
T k in iir ,
M ir
n,
im s
G E N E R A L TE N D E N C IE S :
N ow you have ■ day ond eve
ning when you art determined
1o produce result* under your
own aU im and from your own
idea*. I t la an exceedingly
good day to do Juat that, IK
you ehannat your energies and
your activities In tho direc
tion* that can bring you the
greateat amount o f progrcaa.
A R IE S (M ar. I I to Apr.
101 Before you dtlva Into ro
mance and the like, be *ure to
g e t all cbllgatlona wlaely be
hind you, and thee* could In
clude collection* aa well. Get
reipoct o f hlgh#r-up». Then
he jolly.
T A U R U S (A p r. 10 to May
20) Conferring *arloualy with
alllea la belt way to apend
part of thla day. Co-operation
can turn aalda all wrath, anlmoilty. Get groundwork done
on any naw and Impcrtant
project*.
G E M IN I (M ay SI to June
21) You can get all th ou dutie* performed more eailly by
first conferring with co-work
er* *o that you have a per
fect
aet-up. Improve your
health via eaerclae, etc., curly.
Be more aware o f Importance
o f phyalcal fitness.
MOON C H ILD R E N (June
22 to July 21) Aapecta are
excellent fa r new opportuni
t y , to do not procraatlnate In
taking advantage o f them.
Get Into apeclftc hobble* you
like later. Thla makea a good
impreailon on the right peo
ple.
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21)
There are aeveral eltuatlon*
that require clarifying at
home, ao forget fun and at
tend to them. Having a atronger foothold on fundamental
affaire la wlaa. Buay youraelf making improvement*.
VIRGO (A u g. 22 to Sept.
91) I f you ahow reapect fo r
the vlewpclnta and Idea* o f
alllea, you get their Immediate
co-operation. Take time to
dig up Important Information.
Enjoying comrade* excellent
In P.M.
L IB R A (SepL 23 to Oct. 22)
Berloualy concentrating upon
Important monetary matlera
ran make tha future fa r
brighter and len cn phyalcal
labor*. Be aura aurroundinga
are aplc-and-apan. Make the
righ t impretalon cn other*.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.
21) A direct approach with
other* In stating your aim*
bring* the finest result*. They
then know Just how to help
you. Social gadding about
put* you in rontart with those
you would not otherwise meet.
S A G IT T A R IU S (N cv. 22 to
Dec. 21) Get rid o f any pesky
problem* you may have with
alacrity. This should be done
during the day hour*. Forget
that comfortable chair In P.M.
and be out with congenial*.
C A PR IC O R N (Dec. 22 to
Jan. 20) Bpend your time
with charming partners who
comprehend your vlewa and
you accomplish a good deal.
Go a fter peraonal desires
later. Have a positive attitude
and you win out.
A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 21 to
Feb. 10) Use care In carrying
through with projects today
nr you lose good will and your
good name may be In jeopar
dy. Be more popular. Show
that you have a truly won
derful peraonallty,
PISCES (Keh. 20 to Mar.
20) You have to change your
attitude aomewhat I f you
want to make beat prngrea*
with naw contacts. New face*,
new places, etc. all very stim
ulating now. Re on tha qul
vive.
IK YO U R C H ILD IS BORN
T O D A Y , hemming him o r her
her In will do no good, alnce
thla la a young personality
that ha* to go place* and do
thing*, since the mind la very
active, the ability moat pro
nounced. Early give pussies
and the like to work out so
that the quick mentality la
well occupied. An excellent
chart fo r the government at
tache, one who can be trusted
with secrete o f Importance.
,) m f l v
Ml
‘The Star* Impel, they do
wot compel" What you make
of year Ufa i t largely up to
YOU I
Carrall Mghter'a Individual
Koreeeat far yeur elgn for
June la now ready. For your
ropy aend your blrthdato and
11.00 to Carroll tighter Koraeast Tha Sanford Herald, Bos
1021, Hollywood 22, Califor
nia.
m
I*
Tha A rctic tors la famous
for its annual round-trip mi
gratory flig h t of 22,000 mllea,
longaat of gay known crea
tors.
/
*
-P.e *•!•••- t* (
�It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results.
2. Personals
20. Hardware
55. Furniture For Sale
Do you hav* • drinking prob
lam. Wrtto r. o. Bos i m .
Sanford.
Rtnford » Most Complete
TED W LI.IVMS HDW
364 K. 34th.
221-SIII
4. Heauty Care
22. I'lumhing
For th* biggest aatactlon of
nearly new and ueed furni
ture. • * * K olia
Furnltut*
Rrokarag*
In
Caeialbarry
on I7-32. Open 1 day* 1 to 4.
H A R R I E T T * Beauty R o o k ,
s oft water, evening app'ta.
i n ( go. Oak. 127.1742.
rLUkiklk1*!
Contracting Raptlra
W KLU
DR ILLED, PUMPS
BART
Pitting
don* In my
S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS
hnm«. day nr night. 3:2-3141
All Typaa and Rita.
W * Rrp.tr a,id Service
x a n .v i k p k i d d i e r A n r , : i «n
S T I N E
8. Oak
tv#.
In
Machine and Supply Co.
fant* tn * yr«. atan room A 24? \V 2nd Si
i: ;-l< 32
hoard w **k ly —• W# Neva?
Cln*#.
3(1. Home Appliances
H. Pels & Supplies
H IT C H IN G
rnal
It If la
A
Pawn Shop I.nana on any
thing of valua. 1121 Hanfoid
Ava.. 121-1414.
Addins Marhlnaa - Typawrltara
Salaa - Rantala - Repalra
P O W E L L 'S O FFICE HIIPPI.T
15. Special Services
F I X I T SHOP
N E W LOCATION
$64 So. French
1*1-4711
O F F E R IN G A HPECtAt. HER
VICKT Mora than 40,000 read
er* ara i*he Sanford Haratd
rlaaalflad ada dally. Rataa at
low aa 14c par line par dayl
Dial 122-1412 nr 411-1111 and
plara your adl
A & H CONTRACTORS
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
ROOKING. P A IN T IN G A
IN 'U L A T IN O
fin a n c in g Arranged
122-221?
SICK
ROOM NEEDS
Wheel Chalra. Walkara, Canaa
A Crulrhaa for rant or sale.
Praacrlptluna at I. o w a a 4
Price.. Dlaenunt to paopta
over 41 A all Sarvlra Peraonnal. Check nur prleaa.
F A U S T DRUG STORE
Free Delivery
122-OTI4
leAWN it Tree ftarvlea. 9 ym.
»xp4»rl#nr#t 333-<>380.
16. Interior Decorators
UPHOLSTERIN G.
Draperlai. Slip Covara. Fra# estlntalaa. All work guaranteed.
Alan, uaed furniture. Remn
ant* for .ale. Adame Decoratora. 322-2022.
CUSTOM
I>rape»
ing.
L
ehnoae
Made Slip Covera A
Wall to wall carpet
arge
eelectlon
to
from.
Aluns Fabric 4 &. Rugs
P U K E E ST IM A TE
A T YOUIl HOME
*15* Park Dr. Stanford 122-1713
S P R A Y SERVICE
L A W N S • CITRUS . 1IOF8
— ALSO—
Landaraplng A l a « n Malnt.
VOSS LAN D SC A PE
n s i - i o s o A f t e r fi
19. Iluilders Supplies
ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 1 Him*
Bedd.na A Furniture
A T FACTORY PRICES:
I t ) Mae nolle
222.<221
_
Auto Olaa* Topa
A Scat Covara
AUTO GLASS A
SEAT COVER CO.
I t l W. fad St. t t t - l t l l
A L L W O R K OUARANTXED
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
paymanla. 323 0I9€.
temporary 2 fl<lrm.( l h Bath.
Family I t m . W oo«1#d I.©!. N
l.oing w ihmI - Mon I town. 4102
r r mo. I ’olonlal 3 I M r m . 2
Hath.
|>h|. Carport#,
Phi. 95. H o u m a For Sale
Utility, l*atlo Family Boom.
H. l.unKWnnd -— 1500 Mown, nv OWNER. 2 Medroom. :
St no per mn. 2 IMrm . 2 Bath.
bath. CB conatructlon bom#.
Patln, Country Kitchen. 8o
It#, abadv In!. Low *qult>.
L o n g* nod — 1 5on p ox n. $9*
333-illl .
per n»o. 3 Bdrm. Split. 2
Bath. Paneled Kamil) Room, X l l ’ K 4 B drm , enrner 1 bate
Eat In, Orange Treea. fi l«ong*
Onlv $i,75o R M I I 9 .
wood (All prepared for Air*
Conditioning i 9290 Down. SH2 SUNLAN D ESTATES, 1 Bed
room. lares Patio. Carports
per mo, a Bdrm. 14 Bath,
I ’ lllity
Room. Nice LandSanford — I90« Down. 9120
arapad l.nt, Out.lde Rarhet-ti
per mo., K i m i t h a Type Co*
Innlal, 4 Arre lot. nranga
Pit A Circle Drive, Electrl
Ti f f * , a it-ii m i . 2 Itath. Air
Kitchen Shown by appoint
rondliloned. Well, Suburban
mant nnly, after May 1 Call
hanford. VA - FI! A • In
122-1S1).
Service Loana Available. All
Pay menu Include Prln . In!., I BEDROOM. l>v R*th. Play
room, Living ,m . Dining rm
Tatea A In*. 1.21N KXTKIl*
Patln. eaoellent for enter
PIIIHKS. INC., 291 laongwood
taining. I l l . l o o — 1120 nro
Plara. IT. 8 Highway 17*92
8oulh. I .on g wood. Florida.
Term*. 122 1027.
69. Schools & Instructions
CERAM IC Instruction* by Kit • abetb.
Handmade
dlthe,.
rntra etc t,utters Gold De
cal* 3 Hours It.4<l. Ph S334244
W A N T E D : Men for light Punch “
HOOVKIl VAU CLEANERS
GREEN RR A I R
Prtaa Work. Apply In per.
lota available in GreenW H I T E SEWING MACHINES
eon
HARCAR
Aluminum S '
Aathorliad Sals* A Sarvlc*
bralr
of
Loch Arbor overlook
Products C o, H a y . 17-32.
ing g olf eouraa. C u a l o n
GARRETTS
building In your specific*1«4 E. Flrat.
122-1244 SANFORD R K 8ID K NT to trane.
Ilona, dreenbralr developed
art Company butlnata in area
by
A|# 22-99. Pr9»ently #mplo> KINGSWOOD
ed and onn car. Hlfth pay.
Sawing m.rhln* still In guarRUILDERS. INC.
full lima. Call Orlando 241nnlaa. |)«| y.lg.y.,g. u.ad
122-4074
•181 for Interview.
201 Fairmont Dr.
only twice, moving North,
muat tail. A.aum* ramalnlng
a |ia>mania of Itio. f a l l Col. 72. Female Help Wanted ~
1100 DOWN
tact tlA 1-34?*,
...... 10 a 17 Fla. R n i . Tar.
l.AD T — Qualified for Nureery * Floor.. Kit. equip. 44? mn.
BAIIT H iM li ifl.
m itlriH
A Care A to Live In. W i l t * llui
pay* all. HK.I.M1.Y R E ALTY,
bumper, Mkn n r w 91«; Haby
124, Sanford Herald.
Office In Village Hall. N. Or8trr»ller 9T.&0; llihjr C*p
lands. 112.1141, nlghta 222.
$2.00; 1 Uhl# ! ( lb. folumbla M IDDLE -AGE Lady to live In
2171.
A help Semi*Invalid. Small
Bow lin * Hall A flag—coat
Salary. 114-0261.
950 now 111. 1 Pt. Rny'a
Hhnn Nkatrn, Ilka naw, alga
mant 111.on. 211 Palm Place.
J. 9T.I0; 1 pr. (Ilrl'n 8hna WOMAN to car* fnr 1 Bill*
gift*.
Muat lov* children.
8knt** $5.08 alga 1. c?«ll ||2.
Prefer widow or unattached.
4I1S.
44 or over, with own trans
portation. 313-1)12.
S*KW Nylon Hof* Ha$1, Oraan.
975. SSS*SI0».
REGISTE RED Nur»*a or l.l' .N .
Kura** Aides a Cook. Good
24" SP R ING F IE L D ft t d 1 n *
pay. rteasant working rnn- —
Mower. 3 >r* old. $lvo or
ditlon. Apply Datlary Manor £
baat offer. 122-417).
Nursing Horn*. 411-4431.
J. I. A I IIKDROOMS
2— SEWING MACHINES — 2
1. m A 1 BATHS
1344 Dial-.-Malle Zlg/.aga that HOUSE M OTHER tPart Tima)
K IT C H E N EQUIPPED
heva never b*rn uaad. They Opanlnga for Women who want , OW MONTHLY PAY MENTS
occasional
amploymant
or 14
war* Mulhar'a Day layaways
IM M E D IATE D E L IV E R Y
work to aupplamant Social
n * » * r plckad up; cu.tomrr*
F or Complete Information
Security Income. FBI In for
left area. ?V* ara unable to
Sea or Call Yuur
rrgular House Mother* dur
loret* them. Tou can have
ing Illness or vacation. Muat
thaa* marhlnaa for tha bal
ha able to Itv* In during per
ance 117. Caah or Term*. Will
SALES BROKER
iod of amploymant. Room A
taka older marhlnaa In trad*.
Hoard
furnished. $7.00 per W, a Hava The Home For Tou
Phon* 424-4414; will deliver;
■lay fnr let. 2 day* A 14 nn
NO OIILIGATION; C A L L C O U
»*>-h additional day. 4luat be
t.ECT.
abl* to partlctpat* In Church
activities with children. Ua*
2 EVENING Draai*,, alia 4 A 7.
of alcohol prohibited. Apply
1 .an n*w Seat Covrra for
Florida Methodlat UhUdr*ii'a
'41 Rulck Special. Cell 1222411 rA R K DRIVE
Horn*.
Boa
1, Enterprise, jj >420
1144 after 4 p. m.
122.7411
F la 32724.
N IG H T !
G. K. Hefrl*ermtor, Rood con
1124
121-0414
dition 110. Guitar A Cam#, 73. Male or Female Help \\
111
122-41*2
iik# nftw. $:o. ph. $::-5io4
• fter 1 p. m.
E X PE R IE N C E D TTB operator
tor day work on fast growing
l- R II A R K S K I N W . t Suit. hood,
paper. Contact George Doyle,
boota. 1-Itrgulator, Nemrod.
Calncavllle Sun, (lalnaavllla.
Government owned
3 Stage, double hoi*. I ’h.
FI*.
•
222-4712.
NOTICE
$100 DOWN
FH A - V A HOMES
FHA - V A
STEN STR O M
R E A LT Y
Homes
MEN'S
WO RK
SHIRTS
II
A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS
210 Sanford
Av*.
3I2-I721
SANFORD SFW tNO C ENTER
104 So. Park Av*.
232-1411
R E A D Y - M IX CONCRETE
Blocks. Stepping Htunea, Sand.
Steel. Greaan Trnpe. Bock.
L«t
Marker*. Polyethylene,
Wire Meeh. Step., Window
Fills. Dry- Well* A Drain Til*.
M IR AC LE CONCRETE CO.
77. Situation Wanted
DATS WORK, 111-2024.
51. Articles For Kent
D E NT AL ASSISTANT, auballtut* work during vacations.
I t * . 1441.
D Kl’ ENDAIII.E girl — Day*
Work. Baby Sitting, HouseWeeping 221-7171.
Hi. Heal Estate
•
P
R E N T -A L L
Srloctlon o f 1. I, and t
Irooma located In varloua
Sa.iiun* of Sanford
Immediate Delivery
A] N T IiL Y P A Y M E N T S
FROM $50.00
K R T H E BEST HOME
BUY
SEE YOUR
V A - FHA
Sf.le
Property
I)Ai.T PIL C H E R
Best Huy Broker
132.74SI Day or Night
1400 DOWN
R E N T A RED
Rntlaway,
Hospital.
B a b y Thta two-bedmom home he*
Rede,
by Day, Weak, or
a den that could h* ueed tor
Month.
third bedroom. Recently r*>
COURTKOUST CHAR GE ACCARROLL'S F U R N IT U R E
painted
t ^ r g * Lot. Owner
COUNTS— limited credit If
I
I
I
W.
1*4.
232-1141
leaving
to wn—aarrlflca prlc*
you own a phone. Put claaa).
of I t l . 124 for quick aal*. Call
fled A l a to work for you!
•'You name It — w * have It!”
ua today.
Ilnu.a — Hydraulic
Tranaml.alun — Jack*
A M E R IC A N
Stemper Agency
392-9113
I V T H E U I I M I I T COURT OF Ztir.ft 8. IliMHfttbft
Realtor-Appraiser-Trad**
T H E V I V T H J C I l i r i A I . C IR
223-4)31
1*1* s. French Av*.
C U IT IV A V I ) FOR SEMINOLE 52. Swap or Exchange
COt S T Y . FLORIDA,
I V CHAV CE R V AO. I4AT3
SALE DR T R A D E : Oraat Dan*
M U T U AL FIN ANCE COMPA.NT.
for in' llnat. 232-1144.
a corporation.
Baal Fatal* -— Insurance
Plaintiff 53. Wanted To Uuy
Ird A Park Av*.
131-4141
•v * .
JO H N NY J. JACO and AR L E N E
USED F U R N IT U R E
JACO, hla wife,
I12-227S
Ualar. lanta
T H E TIM E TESTED FIK M
NOTICE o r * I'IT
SELt.
US
yuur
Furniture. M l N. Park Av*.
Ill-Ill!
•TATM OF FLORIDA TOi
Quirk f e r v l c * with th* Cash.
JO HNNY J. JACO and A R
M E R L E W. W A R N E R
SUPER
T R AD IN G
POST
L E N E JACO. hie wi f e
Realtor
222-0477.
whoa* retldcnca la:
701 S. Park Av*.
31I-II3I
UNKNOWN
A IR COMPRESSOR; 7 Cu. Ft.
Tou ara hereby required to
Approx. 1'h. 223-3100. Cash
JOHN B. FOX,
file your anawer nr written daRealtor
ftnaet. If any. In the above pro 55. Furniture For Sato
261 N. Tark Av*.
III-6 III
ceeding with the Clark of Ihla
t'ourl. and In aarva a copy
16 ACRES — BY O W N E R
!;
WILSON
M
A
I
K
R
FURN
thereof upon lha P l a i n t i ff s a t
Joins
Deltona,
2.000'
leak*
Buy — Sill — Trad*
torney.. whoa* nim at and adfront.
I.loo'
paved
road
front.
223-1113
draai appaara hereon, on or be. 111-13 E. lab
1 mile* from Sanford. High
fora lha 4th day of Juna. 1341.
land A wooded, Also aavMat
Loral automobile dealer* o f
lha nature o f Ihla proceeding fer thalr baat buys la HarelS
Lakafrnnt
Lola.
Th.
Kaw
being a suit for fortrloeure of classified display ada.
Smyrna 437-7312.
mnrtgaga agalnet lha follo w
ing drerrlbed prnparty, to-wit:
Lot I I. Block I. MOBILE
MANOR. Ind SECTION, aa
recorded In Plat Rook 11.
I’ agaa 44. 4T A 44. Public
Racorda of Seminole Coun
1— 6(0 Ford Trador-Stepdown For
ty, Florida
Setting Or Harvesting................... $995.00
DONE AND ORDERED at
Sanford County of Seminole.
I — Double Bottom Plow, New Points
125.00
State of Florida. Ihla Ird day
1— Low Pressure Spray Pump and Boom
35.00
o f May. 111).
(SEAL)
1— Gasoline Pump— Like New ............. 125.00
Arthur II. Beckwith J r.
D ark.
Seminole
County,
Florida
Cabbage Racks, Seed Bed Equipment, Seed Bed
By: Martha T. Vlhlen
Wire Tripods, Tomato or Bean Stakes, Sweeps,
Deputy Clark
A Frames, Trowels, Watering Cans, Other
Joaeph W. Panlelto nf
Management
e
*
JIM H U N T
REALTY
Offleai I t l - l l I I
Nlghta: 121-0700
Ill-O ld
I I I I Park Drive
LOCH ARBOR
Earellent Buy— Lae
i Bdrm
2 Bath home with Family
Rm — Near Golf Couree. Beau
tifully landscaped lot with
awlmmlng pool Total prlr*
114.000 with
IMOO Down
322-4911 for Appointment.
C E N T R A L Air Conditioned. 3
IMrm. l.e. Florida Room.
Recently painted 324-0144.
$100 DOWN
F H A -V A HOMES
S E V E R A L Outatandlng 1 A 1
Badroom Hnmee available In
all Araaa ol Sanford. l<et ua
fh o w you Around)
Seminole Realty
1101 B Park At#.
221 IStt anytlma
For Thft DUcrlmlnatlng Buyer
A comfortable hnma In #atahtithed neighborhood. 3 IMrm.
open
beam relllnge.
Klee,
kitchen. Chain link fence a*
croaa hack yard, l i t a ton ihla
down pay me tit. Monthly pay
ments leea than |10 00.
SO U TH W A RD
IN V E STM E NT A
114 N. Park Ava.
REALTY
122-1174
K IT C H E N equipped, 2 l l r . Cll.
|4n mo,, a.*uma payment*
Fan.-rd for 124. 121-1411. 7-1
p. m.
PRICE Reduced — lle.t liargain In Town. 1 ndrm . Flo r
id* Room. Nice Yard Call nr
coma by 2 I"» Summerlin 4224434 after 2 p. m.
P A R K I I I D a E —SUM-DIVISION
1 lldrm . I 111h.. Entry Foyer,
Family Room, Rreakfait liar,
Rulll • In Kitchen, Central
Ileal, Double Oar-igt. City
Sewer. $17,101, Open Dally.
Evanlnaa 144-1711.
1 IIDItM.. I Hath. Deep Wall
for lawn, 171 *4 monthly pay
ment*. Available 4 June. I'll.
122-1724
S-BEDROOM. dan. central air.
fenced yard. I l l I.aka Minnie
Dr.
Dark
llldga,
Sanford,
322.1123.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
1 IIR. 2 hath., equipped kill'llan, air conditioner., 4 act aa.
Rearing rllrua, Upeela road,
at appraised price, lie.non,
negotiable term* Shown by
appointnirnt. Exclusive with
CRUMLEY • MONTKITII, Inr.
inn W. let 81 Phone 122-4411.
1 IIR. 2 Rath. Double lltll Rm .
Playroom, Fenced yard. Ph.
321*0101
1 IIEDItOOM. 1H bath, Iga
friued jaid , Country Club
llalghta. l-ak* Mary llnad,
111 Keeler. Aaauina Mtg. A
111 mo. 323-1441.
4
Payton Realty
212-1211 2444 Hiawatha at 17-12
a
P A N IE L L O
Attorn.ya for P la in tiff
404 Jackeon Street
Tampa 1, Florida
put.llah May I, 12. It. S I . I X *
C D M - II
Small Tools.
CaD 322-3540 Or See J. B. Brow* At
Vegetable Stand — Celery and Sipes Ave.
i
96. Houses - Sale or Kent 97. llousea For Rent
106. Apartments for Rent
7 or 1 ltDRM llous*. Call attar A V A I L A B L E May 4. 2 Bdrm FURN. Duplet Apt , 1 Room*
♦ 11-322.21 24
Furn. Houss, |<4. mo. 322A hath, 111 mo. 1 Mila South
3370.
of Hunt*. 122-1244.
1 ItDIIM. 2 bath house. 3221 liatlroum ticiuae. furn!ah#»1 NIC ELY Furn. Alr-condllloned
3221 or 241.371*.
Apt, Adult*. Call 232-1021.
3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath llmia#
I ’h. «ftl-«lt4 .
3J?. 1a;i.
1 IIDItM Furn. Cotlag*. Adulta
2 Bedroom house completely
only. No Pet* 322-I1I7.
97. Houses For Kent
furnished. Ph. 3:2.2477.
FURN. APT. 322-3404.
K*)lt LEASE BY O W N E R
2 IIEDItOOM lino.a, kitchen
IU.it Mo. Available June 20. 4 L A K E MAR?', clean, Lae. Furn.
equipped. 222-4103.
Ap t. Adult*. 323-1130.
Bdrm. 2 Bath, t'entral Heat
A Air, lldwood Floor*, l.e*
NIC ELY Futn. I Room llnus*
Unfurn.
3
D. But., Family I t m . Ig*. DOWNSTAIRS.
Washer, Disposal. Flr»t A
B lrm. Apt, kltchan equipped
Kltrhen w/alova A llefrlg.
1-aet Month’* Rant. ReferD'4it
AV.
l
l
th
St.
122-4444.
*nc*. 2421 Summerlin Av*.
Ph. 421-1404, Orlando.
L A K E f o l i a g e . Furn. 122-4t44. t-Ro»m. l-Br. Furn. Apt. I I I .
Call after 4 p.ra. and week
FURN
3
lladroom
llouea,
ends 324-0313.
Adults. No Pals. 313-1011.
10'\ Mobile Homes - Sale
COMFORT IS A
1965 AIR-CONDITIONED
FULL-SIZE FORD!
Air • Conditioned
Pnwir 8 tearing, Radio,
I I I CM. In. V-a Knglna,
White e Wall Tires.
Visyl Inter lor.
*2995
Strickland Momson
* >-Hit
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Inr
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Pk. 222-4421
123. Honlti & Motors
Gateway T o T h * Watarwap
Robson Sporting Goods
Your E V IN R U D E Dealer
204-1-1 K. let.
Ph. 122-2911
HYDROPLANE. Rxcrlflc*. I l l
W. l l th 8«. Ph. I32-4t7».
10 FT. High Hat. complete with
44 hp. Jnhneon, elec, starter,
trailer. 104. 321.1437.________
125. Marine Supplies
SPECIAL PAINTS
FIBREGLASS, Cloth A
Sava
20%.
Faeco,
French Av*. III.1I1S.
R)*ln .
1140
2 BEDROOM duplex, furnlah4 RKDIIOOM. 3 Rath home with
*d. 174 mo. 1 mile* Mouth
1-1 and I Bedroom*
Cantral Heat A A ir Conditionfrom Hunt* 322.12I3.
N EW and USED
ad Electric equipped kllchrn,
Awnlnga A Cabana*
utility room A carporte. |loo
2 BEDROOM Duplex A p t, Til*
Q U A l . t ' Y MOBILE 1IDMER
par
month.
Locatrd
70* I I * ) . 17-41 S
bath. Tarraxxo floor*. I l l 222-2I42
Country Club Road In 1**ka
2131 after 4 p m.____________
Mary. Call owner 122-7711.
12 » ~ l FT. 1-Br, $431. 1211417.
_______ 108. Rooms For Rent
1
IIEDItOOM
ltou*a,
2402
Adams Court,
Wynnewood.
Ph Mr. Itrtt* 122-2421. After 106. Apartments for Rent 1100418 fur Maa, 101 Magnolia.
123-4720.
1 p. ni. 222-0211.
4 ROOM A I T .
ROHM, llouea Punt. Elec Newly decorated, wall to wall 115. Autos For Sale
trical
throughout.
In the
Carpeting A Carport*. 4UI
Country on Private l^tke
41 FORD Convertible. $340. nr
E. 14th M.
Good fishing, $10. Ph. 122old car, aaaume payments.
0113 or $244
KUHN
A l*T. $44 mo, water
223.13)4.
Included. 113-niya.
N E W 1 llifrm. Kitchen equip*
40 PONTIAC, New Tag*. Need*
pad. $74 month. 122-3414.
AVALO N APAR TM E NTS
Universal Joint*,
$34. Ph.
114 W. Ind HE.
121-1417
S22-7S4* attar 4.
FURNISH ED t-bedroom houie.
Clean. Near baas. 122.S4I4.
FURN. Al'T., 2204 Mellonvlll*. '13 RA4IRLKIL a door Badan,
Real clean A new Urea.
N E A T Furn. Cottage, aultahle 1 ROOM Furn Apt. Near Down
1171.04
for Couple, private yard. 2404
town. 122-4441.
RANFO'ID MOTOR CO
Palmetto Av*., 132-3421.
140 French Ava
113-4242
UNUUIIN,
3 lldrm.
Duplex,
K U II N. 3 lldrm , Carport*
Klt.hrn Equip. 122-4431.
1444 . CHEVROLET, 4 door,
large lad. Adult*. 222-2341.
exceptionally good ahapa. Fh.
FURN. DUPLEX. 1 ltd rut, re322-1730 after 3:0* p.m.
FURN. I lldrm. house, near
decorated, D>4 mo., Imk* Jeabase, $40 mo. Adults. 122B lip . Call 323-744I after 4:1a. ' l l T R - I with Radio A llaatar,
4134.
excellent condition. 1 I I - I I4 I
FURN. Apt. &oo Park.
LA lit IE 1 lldrm., 3 Full Rathe,
ROB U r K K K BRED CARS
wi th Range (No Refrigera BFF. A l ’T. private bath, aultNO MONEY DOWN
tor), 2*44 Magnolia, Cnntacl
able for Couple or Elnglt
-01 French Av*.
121-0711
peraon. Ideally located down
Ted Williams Hardware.
town.
Inquire
at
Manuel 11)1 ORKY. VW, Hunroof, R A
1 lledrnnm. 1 bath Furn., Wall
Jacobaon Dept. Rtora, 211 K.
11, Excellent Cumt, 311-4400.
to wall Carpeting, automatic
tat
Washer, Automatic D I a h116. A uI oh • Sale or Trade
W E LA .iA
A P AR T M E N T S 111
washer. Rest Nice.
* . Flral HL
3 Bedroom. 1 bath. 1-xkr Mul
1342 RKYI.1NKIL retrarkahl*
let Path
Hat good water,
hardtop, radio, heater, power
nice ■iinimer living. Canal 2 ROOM Apt., nicely furn , pri
stearin*, $210 rash nr trad*
vate
bath,
Adulta,
No
I’ela
from hou*a to river for boat
for older car. Pit. 222-ItI? or
122-1113.
ing.
**# at t s i Garrison Dr._____
2 BDRM. FURN. Apt. 101 PaD
JOHN S AU LS A G E N C Y
metto. 432-1174.
118. Trucks For Sale
R E A L E STATE BRO K E R
Real Rotate Aesodate
FURN. Apt., 122-4417.
I FT. all metal pick-up box,
Wll.t. A MAE PROKUKCII
for truck. Rr* Dement at
222-71 74 Day
l l l - o i l l Nlghta FURN. Apt. Cloe* In. Jlmml*
Etllnnr Motors.
Cowan. 122.4011.
L A K E MARY. 2 It Irm Furn.
House. Adulte, No I'ete. Call FURN. 3 A ft* . $30 A 110 mo, *43 FORD Pick-up. Run* good,
• 104. 327-4414,
Adillle. 322-0414.
323-1410.
I
3 IIDItM. home on toike. Com
pletely
Furn,
10 minute*
from town. $114.00 per mo.
SO U TH W A R D
FURNISHER
House,
Lake
Mary. 422-2013.
N E W l-lledroom
121-0421.
I IIDItM. m
home*.
Ph.
CI.EAN 1 lldrm I bath, la*
Carport, Util, rm . Ig*. yard,
I'atlo. Naar chopping, trhnuls,
base. 147. 132 4240.
kit lien
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8ANFOKU AVK.
l U I Z OPEN EVENINGS
Sanford, Florida
>22-4503
National Itapuaaaaaiona Inc.
* 5 9 5
60 Cadillac
Scries “ 62”. 4 Door Se
dan. Fully Equipped In
cluding Factory Air, A
Good Running Automo
bile.
*1695
61 Chevrolet
*1095
63 Volkswagen
N A T IO N A L
Renault M78
Conr.
11087
Chav.
•497
9671
Volks
llrS olo IIS7
1105
ilulrk
Dodge
1797
•432
Ford
•597
Pir.
Falcon •1197
1(97
Ford
Cher.
$99
Cadillac 1471
•99
Ford
DaHcito 1199
1512
(.'bee.
Mercury 1117
•9«7
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•597
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•579
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Chav.
11*7
(99
Chev.
•978
Ramb.
Cadillac $592
2 Ton, Cut Down
Moving Mobile Hm rm ,
Good Mechanical Con*
ditlon. Air Over Hy
draulic Brakes* S Speed
Axle.
fi T o n , 6 Cylinder,
Heater, No Rust, Good
Tires.
B E T T E R HOME BUYS ara to
be found dally In the classlfled srctljn of The Hanford
Herald.
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61 Fold Pick-up
Hath. non. Avail*
able May 7. 122-4404.
1 IIEDItOOM Unfurn,
equipped. 122-34i|.
54 Chevrolet i
Impels 4 Door Sedan
V-8, PowergUde, Power
Steering, R a d i o and
Heater.
Invaetment A Realty
I I : N. Park Ava
1X3-SITI
2 Door Sedan, L a w
Mileage, Extra Clean.
NO CASH NEEDED!
St. Johns Realty
FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
111 Magnolia
IICDIIOOM. I Bath home,
|4oi> uo down, aaaume pay
ment* Ixiratad near baas A
school Ph 122-4411.
Ball-Blair Agency
n iiK o o n r . c o u n s
Senkarik Glasa and Palat
Company
,
..
71. Male Help Wanted
50. Misc. For Sale
lilt
INTE R NATIO NA L
l/ l
Ton. rick-up. New Palat, N ew
Tire*, Mechanically perfect,
1444. Ph. 123-3112 af te r •
120. Automotive Service
P R E -C A S T Concrete Slept
GREGOR? LUM BER CO
120 Maple Ava
122-0101
Legal Notice
By ART SANSOM
Uaad furniture appliances, tools,
ate. Bought - Sold, te r ry 's * horn*. 22 ft. living mom
Mart. I l l Sanford Ava. Ph.
lar i# yard with pool 323-8359.
111-1112.
_
11 per day rental for Electric IRONING, my bom*, 222-2111.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Carpet Mhampooer with purDraperlea - Slipcovers - Gift*
chaae of Blue Luatre. Carroll
J EAN .MARCEL INTERIOR!*
DAYS
W O R K . 122-1721.
100? r r r ni h Avi*.
312-Jl!*n
Furniture Co.
18. landscape Service
May 12,1965 — Page 5-A 118. Trucks For Sato
Wrralb
THE BORN LOSER
ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S
Realtor
Raymond l.tindqulal. Aeen.
S h NFOHD ELECTRIC
DACHSHUN D Pupplaa f r o m G. E. Ap,llanc**—Now * U.ad
122-1412 F L Y IN G 8KMVNOV*K H A N O I
raslatarad Uttar; 2 famata. 111* Magnolia
t Spur# rnt\#reli> Airport)
1 mala 11 * k * old. abort r.d
hair, .mall *ln,k. I’ all 111. 31. Musical InstrumenlM laomtPd 2 nillra K « i t of Otlriin
on l i n y . 419 U n«»n open.
yua). Hanford after 4 p. m. or
Nturirnt ln»(rurilon non- «lv *
r i .n u S.rviclng * Tuning
Hat. or Sun
rn in Flp»r Chtrokr# **199 **
G*n* Cumbxa — 3:2-2411
Com# nut and 1««rn to fly
POODLE PUP. muit aall IIS
.VOW. Kxp#rt Instruction In
Plano Tuning * n ( Ripetr
Ph. 323-4141.
a related iim m p hrr# rrmoyW. L. H i r w r n ... t-J-4211
•d from bitty traffic pat
POOS R E C E IV E D ror Adop
tern#. T n l n e n g l n e Charter
lion, boardad Animal Raaoua 35. Vacuum Cleaners
a\allabla
any n here. R n o
l.aasua. not) w . Mlnnaaota.
Aviation Frt»dti«-la available
Daf,and. Ph. 73«-1B««.
ELECTROLU X Hoiaa 11)4 If
for Happy Klvina Th. 3»lyou manllnn this *d
3J8i fnr further Information
S A L E OR T R A D E : J rr. old
SANFORD VACUUM SVC.
and appointment.
Oraat Dana. Tan. for 19
2144
8
Dark
Av*
222-4411
Roat. 121*1111._________
C A N A S Day Camp bagma Juna
llth., Laka Golden. Eor In
formation rail 1S2-214S, Frad
Oanaa.
gittfurb
i E*
|
Upholalirtng A Mattraaa ranBROKER
F R E E ESTIMATES
ovatlng. Naw A Uaad Furni
101 a. Park
112-1441
R. L H A R V E T
ture. Call Nix Baddlng Mfg.
244 Ranforit Av*
123-1214
Co at 7*1 Catary Av*. I l l - “
2117.
9!
95.
Houses For Sale
24. Well Drilling
12. Special Notices
8b r
FRlCE ES T I M A
SPF.CtAL ON TERMS
Ara R*auty ghnp haa m«v*d
to Cut *N* Curl Rsauty Shop 23. Painting
i n % o f f of rasular prlras of
Perm* l i t Talmatto Ava. Th P A IN T IN G A repair, I22-442*
l| !.llll
6. Child Care
'881. Real Estate • Sale
*1595
USED CARS
FROM
HOLLERS
OF SANFORD
Seminole County Motors
1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford
Phone 322-0614
Or Ml 7*2330
THE LOT WITH
THE 0-K. QUALITY
CAES
2nd. ft Palmetts
Ph. 322-0711
2507 So. Park
Ph. 322-0841
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Seminole County
“The N ile o f Am erica”
on the S t Johns River
uTltr Umtforir ibralft
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Phona 823-2611
Zip Coda 32771
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W E A TH E R : Wednesday, 91-66, trace o f rain; fnir thru Friday, high in 90s; low tonight 65-72.
VOL. 67
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1008
TH U RSD AY, M A Y 13. 1965
SANFORD.
FLO R ID A
NO. 189
I t sesmi almost certain that
Seminole County will yet Its
$30,000 planning; fundi
thl*
year fo r the propoicd junior
college.
e
Ever
•
•
wonder
what
you
would grab first if your house
caught fire ?
W ell, Mrs. Mary Mobley of
Longwood waa faced with this
dilemma the other night. She
may go down in history as one
o f our most devoted readers.
One o f the first things she
rescued was a stack o f San*
ford Heralds.
Mrs. Mobley Is historian
fo r the Lyman High School
P T A and finds The Herald
indlsponsible in keeping the
scrapbook filled with news
clippings o f school activities.
•
•
e
A Sanford man, Albert E.
Kramer, son o f Mr. and Mrs.
W . H. Kramer, o f 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 N avy man,
Don W. Roth o f Elder Road,
has received a letter o f com
mendation from his command
ing officer while serving with
R V A II-7 at the Naval A ir
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 o ff al
most daily and telephone serv
ice disrupted fo r days on end.
W ater was shut o f f Tuesday
fo r more than four hours.
The careless workers have
been hearing "plenty" about
it, too, from City Manager
“ Pete” Knowles.
• • e
Baxter Rowan, o f 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
U P 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 o f Lake
Mary has been elected presi
dent o f the Men's Judiciary
Council at Stetson University.
Richard, son o f Mr. and Mrs.
Richard T. Mayer, is a chem
istry major.
s e e
C a p t James O. Mayo writes
that aa fa r as he knows no
one was ever giw n a warmer
farew ell than the one he re
ceived in Banford April 26.
"The entire ceremony was
so moving as to make it d iffi
cult fo r 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 fo r a new
sign painter soon.
One o f the signs in the
store window on the north end
o f the building offers "Farm
Fresh "CRBO TS” fo r • cenU
per pound.
County Receives
Race T a x Share
School Pay Hike Lost
Governor's
Veto Vow
Kills Bill
(U P I )
Winter Park,
Geneva Phone
Extension OKd
— The House took up, de-
Geneva telephone aubscrib-
hstrd and passed the $1.1
era soon will be aide to dial
billion
Winter
TALLAH ASSEE
Brneral
approba
Park
and
Orlando
tions art today, sending ths
numbvia without toll charges,
measure to the governor In
according to an order Issued
n brief 30 minutes.
Wednesday
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) 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, o f 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.dead. The
question ia which committee
will kill it.”
WRAP UP
TRAFFIC STUDY on mnjor roads into Seminole County got under wny
this morning north o f the St. Johns River bridge on U.S. 17-92. Ken Lloyd
o f Orlando questions motorist as State Trooper Hill Dickson looks on.
More than 200 automobiles were stopped between 8 and 9 a.m. The State
Itoad Department and the Orlando-Seminole County Planning Commis
sion are sponsoring the survey.
(Iieruld Photo)
Cleveland Bill Strikes Snag
Establishment o f a Fourth
District Court o f Appeals,
which would Include 8«minole
County, hoe been delayed in
the State Senate.
The Senate Wednesday ap
proved an amendment that
would postpone setting up the
new court fur at least two
years.
Sen. Black N. Cleveland Jr.,
o f Sanford, co-sponsor o f the
legislation, charged that Sen.
John McCarty, o f Fort i'ierrc,
wus trying to "k ill the bill.”
McCaity said he did not
think a Fourth District Court
is needed at this time.
Creation of a fourth court
was
recommended by the
Florida Uur board o f govern
ors.
Cleveland claims that the
second
and
third
district
courts are so loaded with
cases that another is needed.
Aa passed by the House,
the messure provides for four
or more district courts with
no limit on tha number of
Judges.
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 o f 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
By Dottle Aastia
a raise from it, are happy with
"Snag,” S a n f o r d Naval
the final version.
Academy goat and battleROAD PROGRAM
scarred veteran o f two dog
Gov. Burns' $300 million fights, was honored with a
road bonding program slid Purple Heart” in ceremonies
through the House public roads at
Wednesday
afternoon’s
committee 13-1 today and was dress parade.
sent
to
the
constitutional
W h i l e midshipmen a n d
amendments committee.
academy officers stood at at
The Governor, meanwhile, tention, tha bridgade com
was scheduled to address a
mander, l.t. Cdr. (Midship
joint legislative session at
man) J. W. Sargent hung tha
12:30 p. m. to push for passage
award around tha neck o f ths
of the program.
mascot. Then tha band played
The measure drew opposi
"Anchors Aw eigb."
tion only from Rep. Wilbur
The citation which was read
Boyd, of Manatee, who called
in connection with the pre
the measure deficit financing.
sentation o f the award stated:
He said he was opposed to the
"F o r his display o f cour
pledge of 20 year's Income for
road construction during the age, tenacity and appreciation
o f help rendered, Sanford
coming five years.
Should the Legislature adopt Naval Academy Goat (Snag)
the proposal, and there la lit ia awarded tiha insignia o f
tle doubt that U will, It would merit. Be it known that:
"H e did, on two occasions,
be voted oo at a Nov. 3 elec
courageously defeat and set in
tion.
The measure provides for fligh t a dog pack which out
$300 million la 30-year bonds, numbered him 10 to one. That
which would be sold on a com in doing so ha did suffer
petitive bid basis. No addi numerous and g r i e v o u s
tional bonds could be eold with wounds which would have
out a two-thirds vote of the killed a less hardy and de
Legislature. Mooey from the termined creature. Further,
bonds, which would be fin he did appreciate and demon
anced by part o f primary road strate affection fo r thoee who
his
wounds
even
tax revenue, would go for four tended
laoing, 1,200 miles o f primary though such aid waa most
Seminole County will re
ceive a check fo r $32,000 fo r
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 o f
$244,000 so fa r this fiscal
.year, a $32,000 increase over
the same period In the past
highway la Florida.
tlacal year.
Counties iu the new district i Plvor, Martin, Brevard. Setawould
be
Broward,
P*im i iuuie, U iangt, Osceola and
’ leach, % t.
I.ude,
Indian I Okeechobee.
Single Word Delays
Sanford Plaza lob
Posting o f almost a half, wmd, “ surety," in the bond.
million dollur bond to resume
It & S Service, Inc., o f
mnstrurtion work on Sanford Clcurwutcr, low bidder on the
Plaza was delayed Wednes*
construction project, took the
day.
bond papers back to the
Circuit Judge Roger F.
Dykes insisted on the inser liurtford Insurance Company
by
tha
Florida
Warns: They
Shall Never
Succeed
W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) —
President Johnson aald today
the V iet Nam conflict was
part o f a Chinese Communist
drive to take over alt o f Asia
and he pledged:
"They shall never aucceed."
Johnson discussed the rote
o f Chinese Reds in a White
House talk to an audience o f
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 o f 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 o f Asia. In this
they shall never succeed."
Johnson in hia speech re
newed hia call fo r uncondi
tional pesos talks and empha
sized hia proposal o f a mas
sive Southeast Asian aid pro
gram in which he invited
Russia to join.
BLAM ES REDS
Public Utilities Commission.
Ha
blamed tha Chinese
The PUC granted the re Reds for blocking peace nego
quest o f 61 per cent o f the tiations.
Geneva subscribers for the
Johnson said: "W e
are
"extended scope service” on ready for unconditional dis
the joint application o f South cussions. And it would clearly
ern Hell Telephone and Tele- be in the interest o f 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 o f war without talks
subserilter rutea from 30 to means only damage without
50 cents on residence tele conquest.
phones and from $1 to $1.60
"Communlit China appar
on
business
service
per ently desires the war to con
tinue whatever the cost to
month.
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 o f the aid program
because no purely military
solution waa in tigh t fo r
♦JUver aids*
f o e ' . .Johnson
.^iterated
bia
_______
V* readiness U talk pesos, then
eomtnfUVM m m H IM , pent* devoted moat of hia 20-minute
n.ole Chamber of Commerce speech to tile U. S. proposal
for “ a massive, ro-o|ieretive
manager.
"W e hope that tha FUC development e ffo rt for South
will look favorably on tha east A lla ” which ha first un
granting of the same service veiled in a speech but month
to Sanford subscribers at tha at Johns Hopkins University
hearing we have requested, in Baltimore.
which will probably lie set
He reported that his per
some time in June,” Krider sonal representative, Eugene
Black, was making "rapid
added.
progress” on hia proposed
program and had found in
creasing enthusiasm at tha
United Nations fo r carrying
forward ihe development plan.
Baker Honored
By Dairymen
A S IA N B AN K
Part o f the plan is an
A s l a n deevlopment b a n k
which tha United States haa
been studying as a possibil
ityJohnson said this country
was prepared to participate In
and support ths Aslan bank
to help financs economic pro
gress.
“ And I reaffirm our desire
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
"T h e Brigade, therefore, i nf mind and body for which
the United States has spent
salutes, in all seriousness,! we strive. To him this insignia Heart” Knag wears a blue more than $3 billion on eco
I und gold blanket, similar to
this our mascot, who has is swsred and this paisde
nomic help ior the 16 million
that worn by the Navy maspeople o f South Viet Nam,
demonstrated those attributes dedicated.”
|cut at Annapolis.
tion o f one word in the bond
for clarification purposes.
Attorney Paul E. Raymond,
o f Daytona Beach, said the
delay was a "mere technicality” and it waa expected the
|ierformance bond o f $470,000
would be posted today or Fri*
day.
Raymond said the judge in
sisted on the insertion o( one
to have them reworked to in
clude thr necessary word.
"Thu bond was approved
except for this technicality,”
Raymond said.
Work wus scheduled to re
sume on the long-delayed
Plaza today but due to the
new snag construction is not
exacted to start until Frlduy nr early next week.
Joe n. Baker, of Sanford,
owner and operator of Green
Valley Dairy, was cited In
Gainesville
Wednesday
for
having "the most efficient
dairy management operation
in the state of Florida.”
The local dairyman was pre
sented with a trophy at cere
monies at the Florida Dairy
Producers conference banquet.
Snag Wins Purple Heart
painful,
»,
V ;v r
Teenager Held
In Jax Slaying
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) Assistant statu attorney N a
than Sbevlti planned to file a
petition today asking for a
waiver o f Jurisdiction in the
caie o f a 13 yiar-old boy held
in connection with the fatal
beating and (tabbing of a suburban bouaewife.
She vita aald that if the boy
were an adult there would be
no doubt in his mind of charg
ing him with tha murder o f
M n . Gladys Marie Hood, 43,
who w ai beaten and stabbed
through tha heart Tuesday
night
Lightning Hits
V A LIA N T MASCOT of the Sanford Naval Academy, “Snag,” a young
nude goat, waa honored in eremoniea during dreaa parade, Wednesday.
Brigade Commander J. W. Sargent (left) kneels to place the “ Purple
Heart” around the muacot’a neck us guutkvepers, M2, c W. Leffler and
Ml/c V. Jackson stand by.
(Herald Pboto£
Drought Hampering
Everglades Wildlife
M IAM I (U P I) - 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 v i
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.
"A t Royal Palm Hammock,
for example,” said Park Supt.
Carroll Burroughs, "w o aver
age 10.23 inches of rain by this
time.
"S o 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
(U P I )
—
murder nf Moses Jackson,
Two U. S. senators made blist
Oviedo, in southeast Volusia
County lost Saturday night, ering haek-lohack sltacks on
Labor Secretary Willard W.
and are being held without
Wlrtz for his policy against ad
bond In Ihe Volusia County jail
mitting foreign farm labor.
for Circuit Court action.
Wirtz has completely missed
A hearing date has not been
the l>ont . . . and completely
set for Georgo R. Scnhlc Jr.,
misjudged the need for o ff
23, charged with being an
shore workers in harvesting
accessory after the fact to the
pcrishaldo commodities,” Sen.
slaying of Jackson and shoot
ing of h ii friend, Andrew Spossard L. Holland (l)-F la .)
said.
Cashc, also of Oviedo.
"A n 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 o f 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
W IL L R E T IR E
mestic laborers."
J A C K S O N V IL L E (U P I ) —
Sea. George Murphy (R Read 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 o f Fleet A ir Jackson fered by farmers 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!
-V-Vr
M:
“ Mother o f the Year” by the conRrcirntion o f
Upsnln Prcshytcrinn Church. Mother o f two Bonn
and a daughter, Mrs. Johnson is vice president
o f the Seminole County Home Demonstration
Council, a 4-H leader, chairman o f tho trustees,
and elder and the organist o f her church, and a
news correspondent o f Tho Sanford Herald.
Mrs. Marie Harris, also nf Tho Herald staff, was
the church's “ Mother o f tho Year” last year.
GindervUle Firs Chief Tom
Weiss reported a three-room
frame house on the Old Or
lando Road waa destroyed by
fire Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, when It was struck
by lightning. No one waa home
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KIDS UNDER 12
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Altamonte Financially Sound, Audit Reveals
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A state audit on the accounts
of the Town of Altamonte
Spring*, despite criticisms of
some bookkeeping methods,
shows the town appsrently is
sound financially and missed
only by a few dollars of liV‘
St. Johns Has
Dedication Ot
New Carillon
Dedication ceremonies were
held Sunday for the MagneBell Carillon which was re
cently installed at the St.
John Chrysostom Eastern
Orthodox Church In Fern
Park.
This MarneBell Instrument
is an excluslva development
of Schulmerlch Carillons, the
world's largest producer of
carillons and bells. The East
ern Orthodox Carillons are
act to pay at a a.m., noon,
3 p.m., and 6, ti and 7 p.m.
Also a part of this Instru
ment is one of the famous
miniature Schulmerlch bells.
This bell will be used as a
Cal I-to- Service bell to sum
mon the people to worship
and during the Divine Lit
urgy to algnify the times of
the Institution and the Conaecration. It also will be used
in conjunction with the new
Three Hleracha Seminary
that la presently being pre
pared for opening this fall. It
ii the only Eastern Orthodox
Seminary for the training of
Priests In the English langu
age In North America.
Ona may hear all of the
favorite hymna played over
thla Eastern Orthodox Caril
lon. Preiently the famoua
Orthodox Hymna are being
featured. Visitors to such
places as Hok Tower In I.nkn
Wales can hear these same
beautiful hymna and the
tnuale of tha Schulmerlch
bells.
'f!
' a
Ing within its budget during
1994.
Actual revenues of the fiscal
year 1904, the period on which
the audit was made, reveals
tb it the amount of money
coming in exceeded estimated
revenue by more than 17,000.
On the general fund budget,
of 1904, a total of $80,174 was
budgeted but actually tM,411.70
was spent.
The audit shows that only
$30 In real estate taxea waa
uncollectible.
The city collected $33,728 In
real estate taxes — exceeding
the expected collection by $3,S31.
The balance sheet of the gen
eral fund revealed total assets
of $35,598. Assets of the pre
vious year were listed as $4S.171.
The audit, made by James
W. Jones by executive order
of the governor, said;
"Our examination disclosed
nothing that would cause us to
question In any material re
spect the data presented here
in."
"The financial condition of
the general fund was good at
Dec. 31, 1963, and Dec. 31, 1964,
as shown In exhibits."
The witerworks system fund
balance sheet revealed total
cash of $69,444 on Dec. 31,
General Douglas Mac Arth
ur served as president of
(he Olympic Games Commit
tee in 1918.
assessed valuations but the
town has entered Into a con
tract with a firm to complete
revaluation of all taxable pro
perty in Altamonte Springs.
The audit said minutes of
proceedings did not appear to
Include all official actions of
the Town countil.
The audit also criticized the
city for not purchasing any
investments during the audit
period and commented that all
bank accounts of the Water
works System Fund were main
tained with the Commercial
Dank of Winter Park. It noted
that one of the Town’s counoilmen ia an officer in the
tame bank.
However, the audit could find
no mlsue of funds and leveled
its criticism mainly at book
keeping methods. All funds
were accounted for, according
to the audit.
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at the American Legion Homo
In Fern Park, tem ;wary meet
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Mrs. Itaymond Richer will
be superintendent of the school
which will Include classes for
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Teachers Include Mrs. Ro
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Karl Eriksson, kindergarten;
Mrs. Hollis Tucker and Mrs.
Dock Beatty, first and second
grades; Mrs. Jack Kell, third
and fourth grades; Mrs. Ri
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and Mrs. Harold Card, refresh
ments.
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weak but ssld his examination
did not and could not within
reasonably economical limits,
provide an adequate substi
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�Governor To Appoint Port Authority Board
Spacemen Physically
Legislature
Fine OKs Body
Waterway Guide for 1905
(Southern Edition) includei
a picture-itory of a JacksonBy Paul Bmokahlro
Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America”
vilie-to-S*nford cruiie on the
Seven-member board which
St. John* River.
will govern the Seminote
••
"I really believe It wa* the
County Port Authority is
moat beautiful trip 1 ever
expected to be appointed by
Aug. 1. Tha act creating the
made,” write* Elgin White of
the Florida New* Bureau.
Authority, whose purpose
will be lo operate tho “Port Search Widens
White al»o refer* to the trip
of Sanford,” passed the Flor
a* a "magnificent boating ad
•
Phone 822-2611
Zip Code 32771
*
MIAMI (UPI)—An air and
ida Legislature and la ex sea search of the Bahamas
venture” and one of the most
aboard USS WASP. At
pected to lie eigned Into low widened today in an effort to
enjoyable he had ever made, See — (UPI) — Medical tesls
W E A T H E R : Monday 87-68, rain .66 inch; cloudiness and showers thru Wednesday, high 90, low 68.
e • •
soon by Gov. Haydon Burns. find 10 men who were aboard
on American space twins
Established 1908
TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 1965
SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 207
Th* act becomes effective an Air Force Flying boxcar
The U.S. Army Corp* of James McDivitt and Edward VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire
July 1.
Engineer* say* It knows of While today showed less ap
that disappeared into tho
First activity under the night last weekend.
no plans to enlarge bridge parent physical effects than
new measure will be the
clearance* under 1-4 or US. astronauts experienced in earnaming of a governing body. Seven Escape
17-92 near Sanford. There li«r, far shorter flights.
Governor
Burn* will select
has been some talk the clear
Dr. Charles Berry, chief as
OCALA (UPI)—Seven pris
six members from a list sup oners escaped from Marion
ance* would be widened.
tronaut physician aboard the
• • •
plied by the Seminole County County Jail today by sliding
Wasp, said nevertheless he
Hoard of Commissioner*.
A movie you will want to probably would keep the two
down knotted bed sheets from
None of the men on th* the second story. Authorities
ml**: "Examination of the astronauts on board the Wasp
list may ba elected public of- broadcast a statewide alert
Esophagus with a Froblique until Thursday morning be
ficlala.
Fiberoptic
Esophagoscope." fore sending them home by
for the escapees described as
However, the seventh mem ' hardened crlminala.”
To be shown at the American plane.
Seminole County Commis
By Donna Faife*
Medical Association'* con
The ship circled 60 miles off
Plan* were discussed for
sioners today were warned ber wilt be a county commis
sioner, to be selected annual Lose Control
vention In New York June Jacksonville, Fla., while the financing of a proposed
to use "great caution” In pro ly by that board.
20-24.
happy space explorers rested North Orlando Village Hall
PENSACOLA (UPI) —Pan
* • •
ceeding with any negotiations
Expected name* to appear handle dairy farmers slipped
and the nation prepared a at regular meeting of coun
with Orange County in the on th* list submitted to Gov from the control of the Florida
Baby turtles, favored a* heroes’ welcome.
cil Monday evening.
ernor Burna Include men Milk Commission today, leav
house pets, ran be dangerous,
water
control program.
While and McDivitt soared
The 60-foot by 40-foot fa
the Minnesota Department of from the heavens and spiastv cility would be constructed
"Orange County la not who served on the Seminole ing that agency with even less
Health has discovered. It ed into the Atlantic Ocean on the 121a acres acquired
•pending money to improve County Chamber of Com power and money. The vote
merce'* port authority com to withdraw was made by tha
seems turtles can be the aboard the tiny capsule Mon recently from the North Or
Seminole C o u n t y . Nothing mittee.
source of a serious Intestinal day after 97 hours, 56 minute* lando Company.
farmers Monday,
• * •
lias hern done to assure us
disease, salmonellosis. ne and 62 orbit* in space.
Mayor David G. Tilson re
They were picked up by hel ported that two banka and
Francis E. Roumlllat Jr. Mine Disaster
aura to wash your hands
that all that water won't be
carefully after handling the icopter* — bewhiskered and two insurance companies had
BELGRADE (UPI) — Res
turned loose on us,” declar served as chairman of the
creatures or their bowls, tur weary, but otherwise *afc, as t*en contacted about financ
ed George A. Speer Jr., who Chamber committee and is cue workers said today 114
expected wilt be high on the bodies had been recovered
tle fanciers. Also do not co-owner* of every U. S. ing the project. Council
said he was speaking for tax list of names submitted to
dump water In which turtle* •pace record in the book*. agreed to Instruct village at
from a coal mine in central
payers and property owners. the Governor.
live in the kitchen sink. It They were short only the US- torney Orville Johnson to
Yugoslavia awept by a ntehour Russian space endurance write the Community Facil
Speer also charged that tha
Other members of tha com Ihnne gas explosion. Other
could contaminate food.
• • •
record.
U. S. Corps of Engineers mittee, and possible candi miners were still trapped 500
ities Administration, of the
"has
made one mistake after dates for seats on tha Au feet below the surface, their
Jaycees kicked off their
U. S. Homing and Home
another in th* Central and thority, are Gordon Freder fate unknown.
membership drive Monday FILM "OUT OF
Finance Agency, Atlenta,
South Florida Flood Control ick, John It. Alexander,
with the "American” and THIS WORLD”
Ga., as suggested in a letter
SPACE CENTER, Houston from U. S. Rep. A. 8. HerDistrict.” Speer pointed to James I*. Avery Jr., Andrew
‘‘National” league t e a m *
th* present drought condi Carrnway, A, L. Wilson, Cart
coached by Garnett White and (UPI) — Color film of astro long Jr., to ascertain if a
tions in th* Everglades as an Schilke, Scott Burns and
Glenn McCall. Contest runs naut Edward White’s ip*ce federal loan is available for
example of “engineering er Jack Holt.
to July 3, with winners eat walk showed today a fantastic the building.
ror*."
ing steak and the loser* the glimpse of m»n maneuvering
Wilson, a city commission
In other business, a resi
• • *
usunl bean*. To add insult to with so much ease in space dent appeared to complain
er in Sanford, would not Iw
The spokesman alao asked eligible. Neither would Alex
Injury, the losers have to pay that he saluted his Ccmini-4 about refrigeration trucks
A request to auppiement lha
spaceship as he floated freely
County Commissioners to ra- ander, County Commission salaries of 8emlnoie County
for the stenk*.
parked
and
left
running
all
in the cosmic void.
s e e
quest X * .leg isla to rs to re chairman, unless hs Is named
legislators by 1200 a month
The 11-niinule, 48-aecood si night on property adjacent to
lease 8*mlnote County from as the board's representative wai received by Seralnoia
Watch for the "Ilanda-bahla
home.
Tilson
directed
the
lent
film
of
the
spectacle
tak
participation in the Central on the Authority.
loo” coming June 25. It
clerk to contact Johnson to
County commissioner* teday.
und South Florida Flood
promise* an exciting evening, en by a camera that White, find if the village has an or
It is anticipated the port
The request was made by
himself,
mounted
on
the
out
Control Diatrict taxation.
uulhoiity committee of the Gordon Frederick, represent*
especially for teenagers. Also
dinance pertaining to the
side
of
his
spacecraft
showed
"For 15 year* they have Chandler of Commerce will Ing the legislative affair*
watch The Sanford Herald
a brilliant spectacle of green, situation and assured the res
been taking our money and dlaband ones the Authority committee of th# Seminole
for further information.
ident
thnt
action
would
be
blue, white and black with
SUSAN II.VlTSCil joined the th ro n g who were “Sinning in the Rain” In
• • *
they have not dona a thing cornea into being.
taken on the matter.
County Chamber of Commerce.
Sanford this morning. The entire area hit.* been joyful these Inst few tlaya
for Seminole County," Speer
Pineerest School summer flashes of gold in slow motion.
Authority members kjiDetail*
of
the
amended
Frederick noted that perThe
white-clad
space
pilot
Hince
"Jupiter
I’luvius”
began
looking
down
kindly
once
again.
Hut
Su
charged.
pointed by the Governor will missive legislation would ba
recreation program will be
occupational license ordinance
zipped
over
the
blues
and
sie,
like
all
the
rest
of
us.
i*
praying
that
the
ruin
will
continue
and
al
"Now ail these dike* and serve for a term of four required to permit th* supgin Friday for children who
were worked out a f t e r
leviate the drought condition*.
(Herald l’hoto)
canala planned by Orange years except fur the initial plement to be paid out of
attended grades one through whites of earth at an altitude lengthy discussion and con
County are designed to dump board, whose members will
six there thi* year. Hour* of 103 miles, crossing the sideration. The amended or
county money*. It la doubtful
more wster on us. When a serve terms from one to four that any aurh legislation
are 8:30 to 11:30 n.m. with United Slates from west lo dinance will be sent to John
east
on
the
third
orbit
last
hurricane comes, where will years.
seven weeks of fun and Thursday.
son for preparation and pass
could bo introduced In tlio re
tha water gof People around
games.
The Port Authority Act maining legislative session*
ed
at
another
meeting.
As White emerged from the
a s *
the lakes will be crying for states that aclectlon and ap
Problems and dangers In
which have been called for
shadow of the bell-shaped
the water to be released and pointment of th* Initial board tha express purpose of re-ap
State Jaycea president Don
volved
by
"population
explo
Gemini-4
spaceship,
the
bright
WASHINGTON (UPI) — dally needed specialists it il under a provision for possible the people down below will •hall be made within SO days
ald Asher, of Orlando, will
portionment. A two-lhlrds
sun caught his white space- sion” among dogs in the vitregular increase* unless Con lie begging that the water after the act becomes Isw,
visit the Sanford-Semlnole
The
Navy today urged Con- now losing.
luge
were
diacuased.
Council
suit, illuminating it brilliantly.
vote would have to he obtain
'I'he Navy officials erhord gress vetoed tin in.
not Iw released,” Speer pre
Jayrers at their noon lunrhThe Authority will elect
A small American flag decided to set up a dog clinic gre** to approve President
ed to present such a request.
Defense
Hecielary
Robert
S.
dicted.
eon-meeting Thursday at the
one of Its members as chair
patched on his shoulder was whera residents may have Johnson's |i0 2 million mili McNumura's endorsement of
Seminole County legislators,
lie asked that th* people man and a second member as
Civic Center.
their
animals
inoculated.
A
easily
seen
as
the
astronaut
Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr.
tary pay raise proposal. Top the pay bill, which would cost
•
•
*
in
the
area
be
permitted
to
vice chairman. Each member
ft license fee will be charg
climbed from the ahip.
Navy officials said It and a less Ilian half of the raise
expresa their feelingi on th* of tha Authority will have and Rep. S. J. Pavla Jr., new
Robert Eugene Park, son
His motions rocked the ed with revenue resulting to
draw 11.200 a year salary plus
matter. And Unit consulting, one vote.
of Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. spacecraft as it soared at 17,- be designated for animal con provision f o r subsequent proposed by riiuliman I..
|26 a day per diem while tha
dis-inU-rested engineers be
Tark Sr.. 109 West 17th 500 miles per hour.
A port director will bo Legislature la in aeaaion.
trol until definite provision* si-mi automatic puy hikes Mend<I Rivers (D-S. C.), of
Street, will receive his mas There was no narration. for catching and holding dogs would bo a boon to the sea tlie aimed services commit
called in to review Orange named by tha Authority.
Frederick, epeaking in be
tee.
ter of Isw degree from Yale And without it, there was ju st i ran be arranged.
M I A M I (UPI) - Nearly County’s plana In the Interest
service.
half of tha Chamber of Com
McNamara
testified
Mon
University during commence the eerie silence of space.
of
Seminole
County’*
protec
three inches of steady rain
Navy Secretary I’aul Nitre
Councilman Jay Wctz wai
merce contended thut this
Purse Stolen
ment exerrlse* June 14. Park
With a strap from the inside authorized to look into the ami Adm. David I.. McDon day and bad a rather mild fell on flic parched Ever tion,
Mr*. William C. Harris, 410 amount "works a hardship on
e • e
will not tie present, however, of the two-nun cabin floating matter of obtaining service* ald, chief of naval operations, time with Rivets' committee, glades National Park today
for he has just begun as an freely in space, White maneu of a local veterinarian to testified at a House armed many of whom favor (lie and weathermen and park of Commission Chairman John Myrtle Avenue, Monday night men who must continue to
reported to police her purso preserve their personal busi
associate professor at George vered with ease away from conduct th* clinic.
services committee hearing. ehuiiman'i bill. Rivers suid ficials called R a life-giving Alexander assured Speer that containing about |16 and a ness Interest! while serving
Washington University in the spaceship with spurts of
They said the administra later that he and McNumura break for the dwindling ani public hearings would be held watch valued at f90 was stnl- the county and public Inter
Washington, D. C.
und that th* hoard wai
oxygen
from
his
twin
jet
tion
proposals would enable actually were “pliilosopbii nl- mal population.
# • •
l>"
pretty
close
to
agreement
aware of all these problems. en from her car while sho est.”
Land Proposal
Illaek
clouds
and
lliunilrr
space gun.
tlie Navy to retain tiiuny eruCommissioners took tha
on
fluquestion
in
general,
John
Krider, Seminole
"We want, and need, to co and her husband were shop
lolled
over
most
of
South
Proposal for the purchase of
matter
"under advisement."
ping.
County Chamber of Commerce "Y’ALL COME,”
although they are far apart Florida and duni|>cd water up operate with Orange County
land in the city-owned Lake
Less
Work
on
the
dollars
and
cent*.
manager, Is in Washington LYNDON BIDS
in
their
water
control
prob
to
four
inches
deep
in
some
Monroe Industrial Park as a
Johnson's proposal, barked ureas. Miami had its first lems, but wa must protect
this week to the attend the
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A site for a new Sanford Herald WASHINGTON (UPD-Thc
National Rivers and Hnrbora jubilant President Johnson plant was offered by Publish House passed legislation flint by McNuniara, would provide grm-ral ruin in two months. tlm interests of lids county,”
Conference as a delegate ap has issued a "y’all come” in er Walter A. Giciow to the would reduce the work week all officers and enlisted men
“ It's (he first big lircak Alexander said.
pointed by Gov. Haydon vitation to his Texas ranch City Commission this morn of postmasters from 46 hours with more Ilian two years we’ve had." said one fore He agreed that the county
Bums.
to America’s newest spaca ing. The industrial park is lo in six days to 40 hours in five service an avrrage raise of caster, ' and it sura did the may need to retain a con
ALWAYS FIABT QOAUTY m
e • •
Everglades some good. It pro sulting anglnear to "analyse
heroes, the Gemlnl-4 astro cated west of French Avenue days. The bill now goes to the 4.8 per cent.
The latest teen-age fad nauts.
Thi*
would
lot
followed
by
bably
fell
up
lo
four
inrhes
in
the picture.”
and north of First Street. Senate. Its estimated cost for
while Joyriding, according to
In previous discussions the
The Chief Executive tele Further discussions are sched hiring extra post office per- u major overhaul of military some si-altered areas."
(Related story on page 3.) board had directed County
numerous police reports, ap phoned James McDivitt and uled.
sonnet would lie 518.7 million. and government civilian pay
pears to be tossing eggs at Edward White soon after they
Engineer William Bush to
people and objects, particu arrived at the carrier Wasp
ask Oranga County Commis
larly parked cars. Several Monday lo extend to them the
sion chairman and anginaera
BEAUTIFUL FOLDING
complaints have been regi nation’i thanks for their ac
to appear her* for public
stered by citizens who have complishments.
hearings on thalr proposal*.
found the interiors of their
He Invited the two Air
• YELLOW, AQUA
autos smeared with broken Force majors and their fam
aboard the alrrraft carrier
Vice Adm. Peul D. Stroop, begin with a personnel in
• ALUMINUM FRAMES
eggs. The eggs have not re ilies to visit him at the LBJ
US8 Ranger in the Western
• STRONG PLASTIC WEBBING
placed the old standby of Ranch this weekend. He said commander of Naval Air spection of RVAII-5. Follow
Pacific.
water-filled balloons, howev he had been “saving a little Force*, U. 8. Pacific Fleet, ing th* inipeetion the award*
Upon completion of th*
er. Several rases of this type something for you.”
will present the Air Medal will be presented. The Navy
MATCHING
awards ceremony, Admiral
"bombing” also have been re
And, in a conversation that to 12 officers of Raconnaia- band from COMKAIRJAX
Stroop and Admiral GoldthB ia SPRINGS, Neb. (UPI)
ported.
ranged from joshing to ser sanca Attack Squadron Five will provide appropriate mar
unite will return to Jackson — A nationwide hunt for a
ious comment, the President in formal ceremonies aboard tial music for th* Impreesiva
ville.
college graduate charged
• EASY TO STORE
told the two men:
ceremonies.
Admiral Stroop was in with killing three persona in
th*
Sanford
Naval
Air
Sta
ucation Ends
“ What you have done will
• HANDY FOR OUTDOORS
The Air Medal, ninth in
Sanford for the 11th annual a Nebraska bank holdup con
tion June 14.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - never be forgotten.”
u .
Reconnaissance l i o m b i n g tinued today while attenUon
Read Adm. Robert Goldlh- precedence among Navy med
*. Lyndon B. Johnson was
als
is
presented
upon
comple
Derby
in
April.
wait*,
rommander
of
Fleat
centered on a mystery girl in
k in the White House today
■ MATCHING
KVAH-3 was the first RA- Tesaa.
Air, Jackaonvillt, will s o tion of meritorious flights.
rr a five-day rest in the 14 K illed
These
missions
were
flown
IQ
squadron
to
deploy
to
any
company
Admiral
Stroop
on
Federal
authorities
declin
gin Island*. The Preal- ALCANTARILLA A M ,
of the U. 8. fleets when it ed to aay whether they were
it's wile said the "most Spam (UPI) — Two Spanish his visit to NAS Sanford. Tha by th* Savage Rons of
went aboard Ranger in tha closing in on Duana Pop#, 22,
“ of her vacation was air force junker aircraft col ceremoniea ara scheduled for RVAH-5 in tha Southeast
• COMFORT PLUS
Aeitn
(Viet
Nam)
arcs.
Tha
9
a.m.
on
th#
east
aide
of
Seventh Fleet. The Ssvaga charged with last Friday’s
lided
in
flight
today,
killing
mming underwater a n d
• STURDY BUILT
equadron
returned
in
May
Hangar
4.
Sons
are
commanded
by
Cdr.
(1,600
robbery
in
this
Necovering the mysteries of the 14 crewmen and paraTha award ceremonies will from it 10-month deployment
Wallace RusscIL
uoopcri aboard.
AUM. STROOP
b rn k f P sahandle teach town.
Caribbean Sea.
YAH Come,'
President
Bids Heroes
(Hite
lu 'ra lii
rn x v A .
Walk Slowly
On Water Act,
County Told
North Orlando
Ponders New
Village Hall
Pay Hike Asked
For Legislators
Navy Urges M ilitary Pay Hike
Steady Rain Hits
Parched 'Glades
fe n n e tff
SUPER SPECIAL!
12 'Savage Sons' Due Honors
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�Outstanding Lyman High Students Receive Awards
By lene Casselberry
Outstanding etudenta were
recognised at en awards pro
gram and Senior Class Day at
the Lyman High School gym
nasium.
The Sanford-Semlnol* Jaycee Leadership Award was
presented by Wayne Albert to
Lyman Seniors Ruth Wright
and Daniel Casselberry.
Top Senior boy and girl
scholastically, Bonnie Lay
man and Richard I*onard re
ceived the Parent-Teaeher As
sociation scholarships p r e
sented by PTA president, Al
bert Lormsnn.
Ralph Humphrey, a eenior,
was presented the Daughter*
of the American Revolution
Award for excellence In his
tory by Mrs, W. E. Baker In
behalf of tha Sanford chapter,
The John Phillip Souan
Award presented annually by
the Lions Club of Casselberry
lo the outstanding band mem
ber was presented to Paul
McGhee by Rev. Martin
Fouls.
Winners of the American
Legion Auxiliary American
ism essay contest sponsored
by Memorial Unit 2M of Cas
selberry and Old Glory Unit
113 of Altamonte Springs re
ceived medal* and e a ■b
awards. They were Robert
Marriott, first, and David
Bryant, second.
Michael Sewell was winner
ol the savings bond and cer
tificate given in the Florida
Power school leadership assay
contest.
The Danforth “I Dare Yog"
leadership awards went to
Seniors Jennifer Gammage
and Charles Wagner.
Two trophies were awarded
in the field of home seonom*
Ics. The Publix award for the
outstanding senior girl In
Home Economics went to
Christine Franxen and lha
Crlsco award to Maureen Jean
Ryan.
Chosen for Boys State rep
resentatives were D o r i a n
Thermenoa and Steven Brady,
alternate, American Legion
Memorial Post 2M of Cassel
berry, and Dennis Hearn, Old
Glory Post 113 of Altamonte
Springs,
Girls Stale winners were
Cynthia Logg and alternate
Carolyn Thomas, Unit 256,
■nd Kathleen Kent and Bar
bara Carroll, Unit TO.
The Student Council pre
sented Merit Awards for out
standing service to Lyman
to Daniel Casselberry, Jenni
fer Gammage, Archie Hunnlcutt, Duffy Neufeld, Margaret
Stevens, John Stuart, Jim
Wakefield and Robert White.
Guidance Counselor James
I. Bowers presented National
Merit Scholarship Letters of
Commendation to Carol Tip
ple, Frank Renew and Rich
ard Leonard.
Citations were presented by
tha Jayeeea to honor students
in the school.
School awards went to the
following: Diane Kilmer, bus
iness education; Larry Dunsgan, social studies; Ann Trawick, Engllih; Gwyn Rutcnkioger, mathematics; Bonnie
Layman, science; D o r i a n
Thermenoa, Spanlab; Patricia
Bishop and Raymond Watts,
physical education, and Ro
bert Furman, electronics.
Plaques w e r e presented
from the Florida Federation
of TEC Clubs for the outstand
ing students in the state to
Margaret Stevens and James
Wakefield.
Distributive E d u c a t i o n
Awards for Superior Merit
went to Robert White, student
achievement; James MMchell,
on job training, and Duffy
Neufcld, academic.
The devotional was given by
Wendy Ford end the welcome tilt school, • (lata trophy
by Senior a * is President CBS*.
Franklin Renew. Ruth Helm The procentonal and receasread the class poem written Innal were played by lira.
Darwin Sbea at the organ.
by Judith Kacar.
The class prophecy was
read by Charles Dome, Li**beth Lunn, Barbara Foreso,
Ann Trawick and Jamas Jarrard.
Ruth Wright made the pre
sentation of the class's gift to
Legal Notice
GUIDANCE Counselor Ivan Bowerg presents le tte rs of commendation
from th e N fttlontl M erit Scholarahlp T ests to F ra n k Renew, Carol Tippig and R ichard Leonard.
mands which you, or slthor of
you, may hava against ths
aatata o f Martin 3. Tubbs, de
ceased. lata of aatd County, to
tho County Judgo of aemlnoto
County, Florida, a t Hla offlca
In tho court houaa of said
County at Hanford, Florida,
within six calendar monlha
from tho time of tha flrat pub
lication of this notice. Two
coplaa o f each claim or demand
shall ba In writing, and shall
atata tha placo of residence
and post offlca a d d re n of tho
claimant, and ahall ba sworn
In by tha claimant, hla ngent,
or attorney and accompanied by
a filin g Tea of one dollar and
such claim or demand not so
Iliad ahall ba void.
Richard W. Kaosh
Aa administrator of tha
E sta te of
Martin J. Tubbx, deceased
C. Vernon Mlaa, Jr., of
Cleveland, Btephensoa A Miss
Attorneys at Law
P. O. Box Z,
III Hanford Atlantlo National
Bank Bldg.
Hanford, Florida,
Attorneys for Batata
l-ubllnh May II, IS A June 1.
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t v r o t - v n r jc iM K -a c o r s tT
SKWlVOI.lt COCJTTT, FLOlt.
ida . n i . a wo, arse
KSTATE O r
IVA H AT KUOKtOW
NOTICE TO CWWDtTOSie
to n i l r n i o s i ravivo
Cl, A iw a
oat
DRV A N D s
AGAINST SAID ESTATE,
Tou and sach of yon ar«
h srtb y notlftsd and required in
tlla any claim* and damanda
which you, or either or you
m ay hava a g a in st said ostata
In tha office o f Hon. KAttI.Yt.lt
HOUSHOLDEn. County J u d «
o f BEMINOLE County, at his
offlca In tha Court House In
Hanford, Florida, within ala
ealsndar months from tha tlma
of t h s first publication of this
netleo. Each claim or demand
m ust ba In w r itin g and con.
tain tha placo and reetdvnre
and post offlra addreaa of the
claimant and m ust ba avora to
by lha c la i m a n t hla l e a n t or
attornay, or tha asm s than ba
void.
/ • / Worms Joan Huehaon
Aa Administratrix of said
aatata
WHITFIELD, WRIGHT *
I.EONHAIIDT
TOT-711 Metcalf Building
Orlando. Florida m o t
A llorn tya for Estate
Publish May It, 31 A June I,
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T U B NINTH JLDICIAI. r i l l .
CtHT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE
COL’NTT, FLORIDA
CHANCERY NO. 14Sg|
SPIT TO H t i K T TITLE
JE RR Y L RUBLE,
Plaintiff,
vs.
A. C. BTARBIRD, and If mar
ried.
. ■ STAB BIRD, hla un.
I* LU 'M nIw IMK:/;
DAUGHTERS of th s American Revolution
Award fo r Excellence in History is presented
to Ralph Hum phrey by Mrs. W, E , B aker of
th e Sanford Chapter.
1
PRIN CIPAL CARLTON H EN LEY congratulates w inner of D anforth “I D a rt You" Lead*
trs h lp A w ard Jen n ifer Gammage.
W AYNE ALBERT, of Sanford-Seminole Jayeeea presents leadership
[ht and Daniel Casselberry.
Luncheon Fetes
WSCS Members
t 1 Vv!--*
MRS. ZULA McLeod, home economics teacher
iresentg aw ard fo r outstanding Home Econont*
u student to Maureen Jean Ryan,
{
SENIOR BOY receiving th e D anforth Award
waa C harles W agner from Principal Henley.
TOP SENIOR HOY nnd girl, Bonnie Laym an
and Richard Leonard receive $60 Purent-Teache r Association Scholnrithip A w ard from PTA
president A lbert Lorm ann.
^
Defendant.
NOTICE TO n R F R N D
TOt BERNARD BLACK, a Sin
gle man:
TOU ARK H EREBY notified
to taka nolle* that a suit haa
been tiled against you In th*
above entitled Court. The n a
ture of this autt la an action
to forscloa* a r a il aatata mort
gage
held
by
NATIONAL
IIOMEH ACCEPTANCE COR.
PORATION, an Indiana corpor
ation, which m ortgage la re
corded In Official necorda Book
tto, paga SIT, Publlo Records
of Seminole County, Florida.
Tha name of tha Court In
which
suit
proceedings
la
OY.-'lSt}
JOH N Phillip Sousa Award for m oat outxtnnd
ing band member w oh p r e s e n t e d to Paul M e
Ghee by Rev. M arlin Fuutz in behalf of the Ll<
one Club of Casselberry,
CHRISTINE FRANZEN receives Publix Award
fo r t<m senior girl in Home Economica from
Mra, Zuta McLeod.
Tha Jana Pindar Circta of
Pi neereat Bap list Church mat
at tbs home of Mrs, George
Fleet on Fairmont Drive. The
meeting was opened with
scripture read by Mrs. George
Meody and prayer by Mrs.
Ray Mllhurn.
Community Mission project
for thle month was visitation
with sach member taking an
activa part in visiting and en.
larging the clrcla member
ship. Mr*. George Fleet will
be tha circle chairman with
tha resignation of Mrs. Mil-
NARCE Chapter
Sets Meeting
CARLTON HENLEY. Principal, p n
ings bond to winner of th e Florida I
•w h ip essay contest Michael Sewell,
Regular meeting ef Winter
Park Chapter SM, National
Association of Retired Civil
Service Employes, will be
held a t aooa Wednesday at
tha fl * B Cafeteria ta Whi
ter Park.
Latest information on pro
posed increases la annuities
will he dlBrassed.
AH retired federal civil
service employee ere invited
to attend.
By Mrs. John Leon*
Members joining tha Wom
an's Society of Chrlitlna
Service of DeBary Commun
ity Method lit Church during
the p u t year were honored
at a luncheon tn the church's
social hall with Mrs. Mona
Lewis, WSCS president, In
charge.
Hosteaies were members of
th* Lydia and Naomi Circle*
and special speaker for the
occasion was Mrs. Don Cow
ard of Crescent City. DeLand
district president. Invocation
was given by Rev. Cecil N.
Ogg.
During ths badness meet
ing ellent prayer waa offered
In memory of Mrs. Ann Fann
ing.
Among guests present were
Mr*. Lewi# Carr of Port
Richey and Mlaa Mary Hub
bard of DeBary.
Meeting* will b* adjourned
for the Bummer, opening next
September with a covered
dish luncheon. A plastic
wares party trill be among
first projects of the group
next fall.
qulrad by law, alas a Dacraa
Pro Confesse will ba entersd
against you.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
havo hereunto eat my hand and
affixed my official seal at
Hanford,
Semlnola
County,
F lo r id * thla H a t day o f May,
till.
(BEAL)
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.,
Clark o f ths Circuit Court
By: Martha T. Vlblsn
Deputy Clark
Publish May II , * Jana L B.
II. t i l l
CDM-II
hla unknown hairs, de
visees, legatees, aeslgnree,
lienors,
creditor*
trus
te e s and grantees: HAR.
OLD E. BHEPHERD and
------ BHEPHERD. hla un.
known wife, If allva and
If
dead,
hla unknown
heirs, davlaaaa, legatees,
aaalgnaaa, lienors, credi
tors, trustees and gran
tees! F R A N K L I N R.
SH E P H E R D And ANNA
M. BHEPHERD, Ms wife,
If gllva and If drad, their
un kn ow n heirs, devise e*
legatees, aaalgnaaa, lien
ors,
creditor*
trustee*
and g r a n t e e * A. B. WOOD
• n d ERVILLA H. WOOD,
hla wife. If allv* and If
dead, their unknown helra,
davlaaaa, legate** aantgn.
•at,
Uanora,
creditor*
trustees a n d
grantreai
FLETCHER WOOD and If
married, ------ WOOD, hla
unknown wtfa. If allv*
and If d*ad, th*lr un
known heirs, devtiees, le
g a t e e * aaalgnaaa, lienor*
creditors,
truateea
and
grantaae; and ALL P ER
SONS
HAVING
OR
CLAIMING ANY INTER
EST IN TH E FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED LANDS?
Farewl 1 <a)i The N W u of
tha BWU o f tha HKU of
Section I, Townsh ip 31
South, Range St East, e g .
eept tha W e.t j l
feat
thereof, reserved for road
purpose*
PARCEL 1 ( h i t Tha SWQ
of tha SEH of Section t.
Townsh ip 31 South, Ran g*
31 Kaat, lass tha NW Ii
thereof, and except
the
W e st t l feat thereof, re.
se rved for road purposes.
P a m l Si Tha North H of
tha W est U of NVTtt of
NKH of Section B, Town*
ship 31 Couth, Range I t
East, containing 10 acres,
more or lea* PLUS West
i * feat or the South H of
tha Waal H of N W Q nr
R E H o f B*otlon B. T o w n ,
•hip I I South, R an ge 11
East.
Tha natur* o f thla autt la to
remove clouds from and to
quiet and confirm lha above
described property.
Th« name o f th« Court In
which suit baa bean Instituted
t* th* Circuit Court for th*
Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and
For Seminole County, Florida.
burn who will be leaving.
Main business for ths morn
ing was the data set for the
regular circle meetings which
will bo every third Thursday
of the month at 10 a.m. in
the different hornet.
Program waa given by
Mr* Milburn, with Mr*. Pag*
Williams and Mrs. Ronald
Queen participating, on th*
theme, Tha Home; Express.
Ing Miiiionary Need*
b e ls g D e fe n d a n t*.
Bn Becord, of H.mlnol*
Th* a .ecrlpllon o f the real
A large number attended
County, Florida,
By
Jan*
Caagelberry
pureuent to th* Final D . c r a . property Involved la a s »*t
with the meeting which dos
Mrs. Lctha Ward of Caa- of Foreclosure entered In a
ed with refreshments of
r m t p.ndln g In u l 4 Court, tha
cherry delight and coffee nclberry waa Installed ss etyle ot which la
Chapeaux
Duxicm*
of
Salon
EAST BROOKLYN BAVINOS
served by ths hostess.
>70 of ihs I #t 40 Wednes BANK, a Saw York corpora
- —
day night at a dinner held at tion,
h a ln llff,
th* Elk’s Club In Orlando.
va.
'
WENDELL
HOWELL,
Mrs. Ruth Lowrie of Jack husband of EUNICE M.divorced
HOW
sonville, Departmental* Cha ELL and etlll not r.m sr rled, at
*L
peaux, wae installing officer
efaadaat*
and Mra. Pauline Keyea of and th* r h a n o r y Dnumber
of
The faculty of Lyman ML Dora was seated aa Salon whlrh la K i l l .
WITNESS my hand and «-*!
WITNESS
my
hand
and
o
f
f
i of aald Court a t Ban ford. BawlHigh School wit) bo honored Chapeaux.
cial ■••! of said Court, thla Ird no]* County, Florida, thla Slat
at a luncheon Wednesday at
Mrs. Wilma Jones, Ameri d t y of J u n * 1111.
noon in the school cafeteria can Legta t Auxiliary Sixth tSEAL)
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr..
Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr*
by th* 1M4-M executive District President, wae In
Clerk of th* Circuit Court
Clerk
o t S«mlnol* County. Florida
board of the Parent Teacher stalled aa Chapeaux Premiere.
B y i Martha T. V lh lt a , DC.
By: Martha T. V lh l.a
Joint* H. Mood*, of
Association.
Other officer* include Mrs.
Deputy Clerk
OILES. HEDRICK A
Mra. Marls Kent la chair Lillian Walls, L'archlvistei Joaaph M. FMageraM
ROBINSON
for P la intiff
man of the luncheon.
1*1 E ast Church Street
Mrs. Barbara Bradley, L'Am IAttorney
I I eoemrity T r s s i Building
Orient*, rtertd*
The new egecutivo board monlersi Mrs. Billie Dumeen, Miami II, Florida
A tU r.tr* f*r p ia la tlfl
.
will hold Its first meeting Concierge; and Mrs. Lenera F Ranklla l - l l l l
J J .W - May j i a J s a e L 1
r u hilih : Jun* I, m l
following tha luncheon.
Siean, Caieeier*.
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New Officers
Installed By
Salon 370
Lyman Faculty
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June 8, 1965 —- P a g e S
Vrralft
U. S. Readying Mexf Flight
CLASS DAY at Semi
nole Hljrh School feat
ured awards and scho
larships for outstand
ing students. Top row:
Helen Mann, valedic
torian and C h a r l e s
Hunter, Senior Class
p r e s i d e n t receive
American
Lejrion
Award from Joel Field.
(Miss Mann also re
ceived the F l o r i d a
State Bank Award of
$100). Ccnter-Itonnie
Canto, snlutatnrinn, re
ceives Rotary scholar
ship from R i c h n r d
Dens. Top left-Dnvid
Lanier receives Jaycees
Past President’s scho
larship of $250 from
Clyde Long. Bottom
left, Marion Nichols,
Frank Murray and Da
vid Lanier r e c e i v e
Gov. Haydon Burns
scholarships of $250
each from Mrs. Kath
leen Reynolds. Riffht,
Mrs. Katherine Ginder
White, m e m b e r of
Class of 1940 adjusts
tassel on cap of daugh
te r Janie, class of 1965.
(Hernld Photos)
Goose Pimples And Bubbly Break Out
*68% Of Counfy.
Graduates Will
Continue School
£
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Some Interesting statistics
have been discovered through
■ study of The Sanford Her
ald’s recent graduation edition
which featured graduates of
alt Seminolo County high
schools.
Approximately 88 per cent
of the graduates indicated
their intentions of entering
college or a technical school
in the fall, or in somo cases,
this summer.
This means that nearly 500
county students will be knock
ing or have already gained
entrance at the door of uni
versities and colleges. Many
ef the county students have
received scholarships a n d
grants to aid la their educa
tion.
The autistic*, by schools,
break down like this:
Plan to attend college: Sem
inole, 87 per cent; Lyman, 50
per cent; Oviedo, 50 per cent
Plan to attend technical
schools: Seminole, 12 per
eent; Lyman, 1 TH per cent;
Oviedo, seven per cent.
Plan to seek full time em
ployment: Seminote nine per
cent; Lyman, 18M per cent;
Oviedo, 14 per cent.
Plan to join armed forces:
Seminole, four per eent; Ly
man, seven per cent; Oviedo,
one per cent.
Undecided: Seminole, eight
per cent; Lyman, 10 per cent;
Oviedo, 18 per cent.
No biographical sketches
were available on Crooms
High School students.
SPACE CENTER, Houston
(UPI) — The United States
Is expected to try on Aug. 9
to erase Russia's No. 1 re
maining cosmic record-cos
monaut Valery Bykovsky's
orbital endurance mark of
110 hours 6 minutes.
The flight Is that of Gemini-5 — and for sheer spec
tacle It may even surpass the
four-day orbital voyage of
Gemlni-4 astronaut! James
McDivitt and Edward White.
Informed sources said U. S.
space leaders are considering
the possibility of giving
Gcmlni-5's crew-veteran as
tronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr.
amt rookie Charles (Pete)
Conrad—n chance to mnke
the world's first attempt to
link up with another satel
lite in orbit.
Even at Gemini-i tipped
around earth toward ita plan
ned Uniting in the Atlantic
Ocean, the machinery for the
daring flight that la expected
to keep pitot Cooper and co
pilot Conrad in apace for sev
en full days wet being pull
ed together.
A Titan-2 booster roeket
for the shot waa scheduled
to tie erected thta week on
Cape Kennedy'* launch pad
19, where McDivitt and White
made their fiery departure
four day* ago. The Gemtnl-B
capsule waa under-going fin
al checks at a plant in St.
ther's Day gift" for her hue Louis, Mo.
Offlrisls ssld that, if all
bend.
The wives will get to see goes as planned, the capsule
their hero husband for the
CAR FOUND
fin t time on Friday, when
Dodge station wagon be
they return for a post-de
briefing and a talkathon ses longing to Joseph Spaulding,
owner of Sanford Aluminum
sion with press.
Thrn there might lie anoth Kuptily, and reported stolen
er trip for the astronauts— June 1, waa recovered unto the l.HJ Ranch at Johnson dnmagrd in Tampa. Nearly
City to see the President. 1100 In cash and $2,000 In
This time their families get checks were missing from
to come along for the ride. the vehicle.
Mn. Edward While
White
SEARROOK, Tex. (UPD—
The safe return from apace
Monday of astronauts Jim
McDivitt and Ed White caus
ed their families to break out
the bubbly, sing songs and
shed some tears.
Both wives were under
standably overcome.
"I have goose pimples all
over me," said Pat White at
the usual impromptu newa
conference held on her front
lawn.
"The spacewalk waa most
thrilling but now I think this
is the moat thrilling mo
ment," ahe aald. "I can't tell
you how proud I am. I’m ao
glad it wns successful for Ed
snd Jim. They walked on
tiosrd the carrier and'Pin so
happy."
She was shown the first
Mrs. James McDIvlU
pictures of her husband
renrhlng the carrier.
Tears glistened on her
cheeks.
"I always cry when I’m
happy," aald the joyous Mrs.
White.*
Over at the MrDivltt
household, someone popped a
bottle of champagne. Mrs.
McDIvlU took a drink and
laughed happily with all the
otheis gathered In her home
when a neighbor hugged her
and shouted “we did It."
Suddenly ths tune "Hello,
Dolly" struck up on an elec
tric player piano and every
one sang a chorus.
When Mrs. McDivitt saw
the picture of the astronsute
walking on the carrier deck,
MeDtvM
she let out a yell of delight.
She talked to her husband
soon after he waa aafely on
bnnrd the US8 Wasp.
McDivitt told his wife he
waa proud he did not get sea
pumped.
"This wster demand would sick white his capsule was
have been Impossible to supply bobbing up and down in the
bad It not been for the new Atlantic.
wells and water plant. We
On The Llae
would have had water ration
ing, " Knowles pointed out.
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
President Johnson placed hia
prestige on the line today In
urging businessman to provide
500,000 s u m m e r jobs for
young people and avert an un
employment "crisis of the first
order."
WASHINGTON (UPI) — A
new three-man peace mission
—each member a “chairman"
by vote of the Organisation of
American State* (OAS|—-de
parts for the Dominican Re
public today for what could
be a lengthy atay.
The OAS team, U.8. Ambas
sador Ellsworth Hunker, Bra
SANFORD
silian Ambassador Ilmar Pen*
nm Marinho and Ambassador
Ilamon He Clairmont Duenat
of El Salvador, were sched
uled to leave from nearby An
drew* Air Force Base, Md.,
for Santo Domingo.
Dr. Howard Minten pre
ceded McDivitt on the phone
call to hia wife. Mintors told
Mrs. McDivitt that her hus
band waa looking atl right,
but “he had ijulte a beard."
White had quite a heard,
too, and one of the gifts of
the occasion was a bottle of
after shave lotion sent by
M n. White through Dr.
Charles llcrry to the carrier
for the astronaut.
She called it sn "early Fa
will be attached to the boos
ter rocket in "three or four
weeks."
Aside from shooting Coop
er and Conrad into orbit for
a week, scientists planned to
conduct a "simulated rendez
vous and docking” attempt
by counting down an Atlas
Agena rocket on a nearby fir
ing pad.
The Agena waa the rocket
that, according to present
plans, would be launched into
orbit about 90 minutes before
the planned blast-off of Geminl-6 astronauts Walter M.
Sehirra and Thomas P. Staf
ford In October.
The astronauts thrn would
try to maneuver to, and link
up with, the Agena.
A study Is underway,
aout.'cs said, to make the
"simulated launching" In Au
gust the real thing. Should
the attempt be made success
fully by Cooper and Conrad,
it would put the United
States clearly ahead of the
Soviet Union in manned con
quest of space, and about
two months ahead of Ita own
schedule.
A decision, however, is not
expected for several weeks.
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
More Firmly Ih Ploeo
r>0 your r*lM teeth so n a r and » m tia m s a by stlpplne. dropping Of wob
bling w hfn you fa t, U n g h or talXT
Ju s t apnnkla a l l l t l f F A o T X K T H on
youf p la tc a .m ia a lk a lln r in o n -a c ld l
p o vd sr holds lalac teeth more nrm ty
and more com loftably. Ho gumm y,
gooey, paaly t it le or reeling. D o m not
sour. Checks "plate odor" t denture
breath), c u t F A H T M T H today a t
drug counter* ererywher*.
Did You Know?
Sanford Electric Co.
• has a complete record and
sheet music departm ent.
• does TV service
• does appliance aervlce
AS W ELL AS
• carries all G-E Appliances
• RCA COLOR Television
• Stereo
• Small Appliances
AND
• Electrical C ontracting
322-1562
118 MAGNOLIA
Work Procedure Saves $30,000
Various changes to work pro
cedures during the installa
tion oi Sanford's $800,000 water
Improvement program have
resulted to a savings of $30,000 to the city.
W, E. Knowles, city man
ager, reported to city commiss
ioners at their adjourned meet
ing Thursday that be bad been
able to effect certain changes
to cut costs. The program la
nearing completion and only
110,000 will be needed for
"mopup" expenses, leaving a
substantial surplus of the budgetted 140,000.
Former capacity of the city's
well system waa a little over
three million gallons of water
NEW YORK (UPI) — An a day. On May 24, a record
unemployed laborer and a water-pumping day, a total of
convicted prostitute, b o t h over four million gallons was
narcotics addicts, ware held
without bell today to the
bludgeon murder of interna
tionally famed circus clown
Paul Jung.
Allen Joaea, 24, and Mar
MIAMI (UPI) - The Coast
ian DeBerry, 21, wera ar Guard tried today to find a
raigned on homleida chargee daring adventurer who set out
before Criminal Court Judge from Vera Crus, Mexico, May
Manuel A. Comes.
6 on a 5,000-mile voyage to Accredited colleges a n d
A police affidavit alleged Ireland to a 12-foot homemade universities east of the Missis
the couple battered the 65- sailboat.
sippi River number twice as
year-old clown to death with
William Verity, SO, of Fort many as those to the west.
the bnaa noitle of a fire Lauderdale, s h o u l d have
hoae In hie waat aide Man crossed the Gulf of Mexico
8l?r #anfnrh frrelh
hattan hotal room and took and reached the Dry Tortugas
D a lle earew* C e l.
140 and a typewriter.
Islands, west of Key West, by P■ r iel al Mr , HSaaear
**S c a r t e l.
Police aald the couple lived May 10, friends said.
a » a i,
y .b lla b e J
S a lw re a f
t S lii
4'fcrlataaaa
tf
together in Harlem while
The Coast Guard started a ST kt M
« a a a fa r e M o ra l* . SM W
trying to eupport (40-a-day communications check of Gulf l a l I I . B a a la r e , r lo r t e a .
heroin habile.
ports and ships at sea. if the loooae C la s s
check falls to t u n up a trace a t g a a le rS . STa,
kept
IT commemorates of Verity and his tiny vessel, ■ a h a a rte tla a S U M S r C a r adoption of the Constitution an air-sea hunt will b t startWwk
Tea* SAM
of ttm limited States to 1717. [ed.
OAS Peace Team
On To Dominican
Addicts Charged
In Clown Death
Search Started
For Adventurer
Tito Buford Herald
Virginia Pttreeki
P. O. Boa 1214
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Nora Nerrle
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Mildred Haney
448-44]1
Delteaa
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444-4402
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moit-adrunetd engine—the 3t5-hp Turbo-Jet VS\
Chevrolet Impale Super Sport
Come on In. Hare a foam-etuhlonod, vinyl-covered
bucket scat.
Stretch out and relax. With the engine moved
forward and the side window! curved out, you’ll find
the '65 Chevrolet gives you more room to five in.
When you get over the plush deep-twist carpeting,
take a look a t the sporty center console. There a a
rally-type clock on top and a carpet-lined storage
compartment Inside complete with courtesy light.
T his car has got a lot of living to do.
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And don’t forget to mo what's m d i r f t* boodl
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Evan more ao if you add a new 896-cue-fn. Turbo*
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If that’s n o t ranile to your ears, wait till you hear
Chevrolet’s AM-FM Stereo radio th a t you can order*
And then you can listen to about th a only thing
th a t could poaibly sound any b e tto r
The price of one of three racy new G h o n o k t Intpafe
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�A younjr 1«dy in San Francisco is
trying to prove it is possible to live
for a full month on a credit card
without spending a cent of cash.
Her name is Ann Aylcen Foley.
Her sponsor is a big bank which by
sheer coincidence hnppens to issue
the particular brand of credit card
ahe la using.
Without taking anything away
from Miss Foley, it is only stating
a fact to say thnt even if she ach
ieves her goal, she actually husn't
done such a much.
Many resourceful Americans are
demonstrating that It is possible to
go through life these days with
prncticnlly no cash.
They live
in mortgngcd homes,
II
Lvie C. Wilson Soys:
Closer and Closer
Give Her Credit - -
Only $5.3 Billion
drive friendly financed cars, buy
gas, oil, tires, parts and food on tick,
and dress in high fashion on con
venient charge accounts.
Hut they do, alas, need just a lit
tle cash now and then.
So all America Is waiting to learn
if Miss Foley can find a way to use
her credit card on vending machines,
parking meters, public pay phones
and other public facilities where up
to now a coin in the slot Is worth
a million credit cards in the hand.
The luck of tho Irish to you, Miss
Ann Ayleen Foley. We hope it’s in
tho credit cards for you to come in
a winner.
Think wbat it will mean to the
rest of ust
Preildent Johnion li doting day. In press conferences, expenditure. National defense,%
th* gullible cttlieni with sooth FDR would brandish that long at more than $50 billion, l|
ing xyrup about hi* trlumpi ai cigarette holder, smile his first. The Interest charge estia cartful cus!‘ 'Ian of the pub most charming smile and re mated for this fiscal year is
lic fund*. LBJ
ve* the eltl- spond lo question* about de $11.3 billion. Third highest li
tana' tax dollar, ‘ke a tailor ficits and the public debt by combined Health, Labor and
Welfare (pending $6.2 bilaavei hli month', pay on a explaining:
"Don’t worry. We owe It to Ron.
Saturday night ihorc leave.
The Interest burden must
It la now a matter of ju*t ourselves."
about aix weeki before the gov By that. FDR meant that ultimately become too heavy
ernment racks up another dis most of the government bonds to bear. The wretched choice
graceful flical year deficit. floated to pay the deficit will be retire or repudiate.#
LBJ proudly announced last spending bill were held by The big-spending politicians
tnonlh that the prospective de American citizens. So we owe have created most of this enor
ficit for this fiscal year had it to ourselves. The sordid im mous debt. They huy votes
been reduced by $1 billion. The plication of FDR’s airy com with promises of benefits and
new eitlmate was for a 1965 placency was that maybe we services for which they are
flical year deficit of only $3.3 wouldn't need to worry about afraid lo tax the voters. They
paying the debt. If that wasn't pay the resultant deficits hy
billion.
Only $5.3 billion! The grass- the implication, then the re floating bonds, passing on to
hopper economists who have mark had no meaning at all. your grandchildren and mine
been guiding the politicians The facts, are, of course, the cost of government ser
and gulling the public over the that the United States steadily vices rendered to us. That Is#
peat 30 years may destroy the is approaching the moment of the way tho politicians get
American way of life before truth with respect to the vast themselves elected and re
they are chased out of Wash public debt which continues elected. The fat-headed voters
ington and Into hiding in some lo accumulate on the treasury are too witless to realise that
dark ravine. Franklin D. Roo books. The time will come for they are being flimftammed.
sevelt was the first president an anguished decision. Shall Ten yean ago, In fiscal
lo fell for the buncombe ped the United Stales retire or re year 1955, the government
dled by the big apendcr econ pudiate Its public debt? That spent $64 3 billion and ran up
a $4 1 billion deficit. Under
omist*.
will he the choice.
FDR went through a period Events will compel a deci the 1965 Johnson - Humphrey _
of budget balancing whimsy, sion by reason of the bare administration economy pro-#
but Anally abandoned budget facts of the case. For example: gram, spending in this fiscal
balancing altogether In favor The annual interest on the pub year will be $97 billion for a
of the ipendorama policies lic debt Is now the second $5.3 billion deficit.
that continue to the present largest single item of budgeted This is economy?
Smear Story
Even in a year filled with anni
versaries, there should be space to
note still another—-the 75th anni
versary of something dear to the
hearts of countless children and ad
ults: peanut butter.
Though the Incas knew of it, the
art of making it was lost until 18D0,
reports the Nntinnnl Geographic .So
ciety. In that year, a St. Louis doc
tor ground up nomo nuts, added salt
and gave the panto to his patients
as a high-protein, easily digested
food.
The rest is history. Todny, kids
and other people consume more than
200,000 tons of peanut butter every
year.
Outside the United States, howev
er, it is still usually considered a
health fond, sold in drug rather than
grocery stores.
The U.S. department of Agricul
ture hopes to change that. Peanut
butter introduced at a food fair in
Europe in 1063 was a great hit. The
recent development of a peanut but
ter and Jelly mixture in a spray can
may make the international situa
tion even stickier—In a pleasant
way.
Thought For Today
Love does no wrong to a neighbor:
therefore love is the fulfilling of the
law.—Homans 18:10.
•
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Phil Newsom Sovs
. .
Who Pays What?
By William Anderson
strain the relationa between
BRUSSELS ( UP I ) ~ Decid "the aix" and notably be
ing who paya for the Common tween France and the others
Market'a agricultural policy la In the coming weeks.
the biggest single question Subsidies ami oilier artifi
facing the six-nation commun cial aids to farmers In the
ity between now and mid member countries must be
year.
leveled out If they are to be
It la a $2.3 billion a year free to compete with each
question—by far the most ex other In ■ single market. At
pensive bill ever lo be pre present West Germany'! food
sented by the community's producers are the most heat
executive commission to the ily subsidised, French farm
member governments of West era get the leait state eld.
Germany, France, Italy, Bel- The community's nine-man
glum, Holland and Luxem executive commission h a e
bourg.
moved that subsidies be taken
Deciding who pays what and nut of Dm hands of individual
who get* what ii going lo governments and run by It. To
Herald Area Correspondents
AlUmonU Rprince
Mrs. Julie Bartae
338-1318
Bear l.ske-Forest City
Mra. Maryann Miles
838-3171
CaMi-lbrrry
Mrs, Jane t'ai*elberr|
838-3848
C h u lu o ta
Mra. Join Magii
183-3748
U rth r:
Mra. John Leone
848-IBSt
Deltona
Mra. Mildred Haney
888-1881
Geneva
Mra. JoAnn Hay*
848-4878
Eatarprtee
Mrs. Bile Me Harris
Mary
Mra. Franna Weetar
I2.’ b3)»
Lake Monroe
Mra. H. L. Jokneaa
888-4718
Long weed
Mra. Donna Bates
838-8317
North Orlande
Mra. Margaret Cosby
•38-8718
Oateen
Mrs. Clarence Baydae
•38-4841
Oviedo
Mra. Evelyn Lnndy
•81-8188
Qttp
Pago 4
HjrrttU)
Sanford, Florida
mal i km
a. uikLuw, sum
rm iiN M
rHANM VUI.TOI.ma, ISrenlall** • (Iroernl Manas**
rm
wMouMsiiiaa
do thli the commission needs
money.
It has suggested ell levies
on food such as grains, from
non-member countries surli as
the United States, go into a
central fund. The commission
headed by professor Walter
Hallatein would administer
this fund with democratic
control being provided by the
European parliament.
So far so good. But this
wobld guarantee f i r m e r *
their Income, but not indus
trial workers.
So the commission has gone
one step further. Tsrlffs and
leviei on all industrial iniIKirli should also go into the
central fund giving It an in
come of nearly ( 1.8 billion ■
year hy 1967.
Community financing of ex
ports of agriculture and man
ufactured goods would come
from this fund.
France thus flnda herself in
dlfficulllei. On one hand ahe
wants to be sure the commu
nity will aubaidite her large
exporta of agriculture. But
President Charlei da Gaulle
hai frequently said he will not
accept central or suprana
tional cootrol. He dislikes
even more tho prospect of ex
tending the largely consulta
tive powers of the European
parliament to control expend
iture of the central fund.
Franca would like to get ag
riculture subsidies sewn up
and then, only then, discuss
other aspects of community
financing.
Other m e m b e r countries
have said they will not just
hand over disbursement of
such an eaormous sum to a
nine-man commission without
some parliamentary control,
T hus., Juno 8, 1865
ok a >u
aUM KM T A L K IA M 1M B
Mr Hail
SSe Mark
L il l l u r
van
rwi-T
Advartlalne Director
Milt (4MKMM
counTY
l i es I faar
beminulh
Lea e Hm ISi
ALL OTItHH HAIL
• I l i a I tear
M l e a a a lli
See | Meatke
111 8 Meatke
1.88 I Menu
l.aa l Maalfi
V. •. 1'asial KieulaUeM preside Uni nu asAll enkewiptieu ks
tfi advisse.
The Harold Urn member el Ike Uetiet Preae wkteh Is anJilted esetnavely to the use far repuhliceUea el etl tke leae.
aewe prteted Ik ills eaweeeear.
Metered ea aaeead eleee asetler ueteeer 81, 1811 el the reel
Office et fieeferd, rierido, under tke Ael ef Ceeaveae rt Merck
8, 1887*
Me port ef ear metenet, newt er nsveruawn, ef tAie edltlea
ef The fieeierd Herald mar he repredeaee in ear meaner with
eul written permteeiun ef Ike pehllaher ef Tke Herein. Aar
ladivldnal er firm reaeenslble far auek repreenetlea will ke
^aaldarad ea Ufrmttna ue The llereira eepyrl«kt eed will be
bate Unhid tee 4sns«w se isr U e tew.
Dick West’s
Worry Clinic
Cheery mirM# who greet
patient* with a smile, arc
oftm more productive of
ruri-a than are the drui*
w h i c h they administer.
Since NS per rent of all
medical patients will get
well, anyway, the nursen
ran rlaim most of these re
coveries if they use the
poallive therapy outlined
below.
CASK W-414: Publisher
Wilton K. (lull invited mo to
address the .Student Nurses*
Association of South Caro
lina.
He introduced me to an
audience of 600 dedicated
girls, who had asked me to
speak on the topic "Women
With A Purpose."
That wus an especially fit
ting tnplr for nurses, don’t
you agree 7
So 1 reminded these girts
that Chi 1st hail urged us to
"Heal the Sick."
Their profession thue ful
fills that lilblirul advice.
"Hut you girls," 1 added,
"must ha bl-IInguists, And I
refer not to German and
English or French and Eng
lish.
"No, tha two languages
you need to know quite well
are both English.
"One of them la the tech
nical vocabulary of medlrlaf.
"Tha other is the everyday
language of the patirnta!"
Then 1 explained that the
usual physician (■ not very
Barbs
Hy Walter C. Paries
Laughter makes the must
cheerful earful.
e
gifted with words.
He doesn't talk enough!
And when he does apeak to
the patient, he often travel
the latter anxious and almost
terrified because the doctor's
words are too technical.
When the usual patient en
ters tin* hospital, the major
thought In his mind is this:
“Will I live or die?"
Fo he watches the doctor's
face with apprehension, trylog to get a clue.
‘‘Uin-m’-," says the doctor,
as lie looks at the patient's
chart.
Then he may shake Ids
head, even t h o u g h v e r y
slightly and walk out with
hardly another word.
This makes the patient feel
positive that he is dying! Vet
he mny linve nothing serious
ly wrong.
llut in his apprehension, he
may then lose his appetite
and even become a victim of
Insomnia.
That means he must have
more medication at night so
he can drift off into fitful
slumber.
Ho the m o d e r n cheery
nurse can supplement the
taciturn doctor and allay
many needless worries of the
patients hy a few words of
explanation.
Just her smiling face and
jolly greeting will go a long
way tuwtud reassuring the
patient.
For smiles are not linked
with funerals!
Ho » nurse's smile will
cheer up the patient and
serve ns a very positive ton
ic, both as regards his ap
petite, his hopes and even his
sound slumber!
Nurses ran tactfully In
form the patient in simple
lunguugo about his ailment,
for tho average doctor la not
u good salesman.
One of our famous profes
sors at Northwestern Univer
sity Medical School greeted
our class one morning with
this shocking truism:
"Gentlemen, 86 per cent of
your patients will grt welt in
spitu of what you doctors do
for them."
Well, smiling nurses can
"euro" those 85 per cent for
they will recover with or
without Medicare or doctors.
Alas, the patients don't know
that so they are often half
srnrrd to death.
Doctor* of all sorts (med
ical, dental, etc.) cun zoom
tliclr effectiveness hy join
ing lliu ''Compliment Club."
They would alio profit great
ly from courses in public
speaking and also advertis
Ing.
Then they would learn how
to talk the patient's language
instead of mystifying him
with polysyllables and tech
nical "jawbreaker" words!
Send for th# "Compliment
Club" lamklet, enclosing a
long stamped, return envr)
ope, plus SO cents and learn
how to humanise yourself!
(Always write In Dr.
(’rene In eare of this news
paper, enclosing a long
stamped, addressed envel
ope and 20 cents to cover
typing and printing costs
when you send far one of
his booklet*.)
The Lighter Side
WASHINGTON (UPM-Reaction In the U. S. capital to
the ominous news of Russia's
latest scientific breakthrough
has, on the whole, been re
markably restrained.
1 am referring, of course,
to the claim by Soviet scien
tists that they have discover
ed a way to make synthetic
caviar that tastes and smells
like the real thing.
Obviously, the prospect that
the Soviet Union may one day
be able to blanket the world
with mass-produced ersatz
fish eggs has far-reaching Im
plications for this country.
Thu* far, however, the fed
eral government has mode
no move to seize the rail
roads, which is usually the
first step after an emergency
arises. Nor lias President
Johnson asked for television
time to explain the crisis.
Even Congress has remain
ed calm. Which Is generally
a had aign. Anytime Congress
remains c a l m it usually
means nobody sees anything
to get excited alaiut.
Fearful that such might be
the case in this Instance, | re
solved to call up a couple of
lawgiveri for comment.
For reasons too subtle to ex
plain, I decided that Sen. Rots
Bass, D-Tenn., and Rep. Otis ,who eat eavlar do so, not be
G. Pike, D-N.Y., would be Ihe 'cause they like It, but because
they derive a masochistic
most appropriate sources.
There is no congressman pleasure from chomping on
Ittlc fish eggs.
named Sturgeon.
I was unable to reach Bass, “But if the Soviet* can imi
hut Pike quickly set my mind tate the eggs of the sturgeon,
at rest, lie made it clear that it K only a question of time
some congressmen do indeed until they will be able to pro
grasp the ilgnliicancc of the duce synthetic pigeon eggs.
"And if they can do that
fish egg breakthrough,
1 have given this matter with pigeons, they can do it
v e r y serious consideration with chickens. So what we will
and I am concerned about actually he facing in Die long
what it will lead lo," Pike re run arc synthetic hen eggs.
ported.
"Something like that could
"Sly concern, however, is upset our entire economy. It's
not based on the possibility one more weapon that the
that Russia will sell synthetic Communists arc using against
cavair to Hie masses, and us in the cold war."
thus win over the undeveloped As they say at Die Penta
countries to thrir side.
gon, understanding the prob
"It is my belief that people lem is half the battle.
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Letters
Editor, Th# Herald:
Thank you for ht-l|dnir me
Slananliin Kliiut
putdirisn the rem it Spring
Slums Mil.LIAMS
AilvenlaliiA Maneear
Serenade of tho Sanfuid
■eclair Bailor
JANIM aUUKMAMKB
Male Chorus.
NVlTin AUSTIN
Mualnaaa Motto*.r
cur Killlor
The crowd wan tremend
r a a u was-se
ji'is r wsci.Li
ous
and 1 feel safe In saying
Onnalf afiller
M.thoalool Ba#L
that eurh one pri-ai-nt is look
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fit A f t J’h u l u g r o a b o r
ing forward to tho nest per
formance by the chorus.
i-ubltobod doll/ esoapl Boturdojt, fiuedajr and Cbrl.lmoO) pst.
Mrs. Dirk Aikrn
Ilahad fitiurdar precaadlue Chrlolmaa.
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not be coaxed and teased, it comes
out of Henvcn, unasked and un
sought.—Pearl Huck.
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322 836:
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hla law office a t 608 Sanford A tlantic
N ational Bank Building, Sanford, Florida
fo r Ihe general practice of Ittvr effective
Ju n e 1, 1965.
Big Beaus Days Eviry Month
AH savings accounts opened, aft addition*
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June 8, 1965 — Pace 5
Move Underway To End Glades Drought
13 Gray Ladies
Capped, Pinned
At Longwood
By Donna Estes
Capping and pinning cere
monies for the Gray Ladies
who will be in charge of the
clinic at Longwood Element
ary School In the fall were
held in the school auditorium.
Graduate* included Mrs.
Beida T. McCall, unit chair
man: Mabel Adams, Martha
Jo Beaty, Loui«e Bell, Judy
Dearolf, Mary Ellen Elgin,
JoAnnc Hammond, E m m a
Hope, Carol Jaques, Betty
Kell, Eloise Lommlcr, Mary
Norton, Jean Parsonx, Helen
V. Peasgood. Marjorie Show
ers, Elaine Singleton and
Doris Underwood.
Mrs, Esther Court present
ed the women with their caps
and pins were presented by
Mrs. Edna Ruth Gray, public
health nurse, Seminole Coun
ty Health Department.
Dr. M. A. Nesmith Jr.,
chairman of Seminole County
Chapter, American Red Cross,
presided at the ceremony and
gave the graduates their cer
tificates.
Mrs. Court, volunteer field
consultant for tlie ARC, spoke
on the Red Cross role in the
program while Louis Kosky,
principal of the school, talked
on the school role in the pro
gram and Dr. Frank Leone,
director of Seminole County
Health Department, explained
the health department rule in
the program.
Principal address of the
evening was delivered by A.
B. Peterson Jr., county disas
ter chairman.
Following the ceremonies,
refreshments were served hy
t h e Longwood Elementary
staff.
GRAY LAWKS who will he in charge of tho
clinic at Longwood Elementary School next
term were capped and pinned in ceremonies at
the school after attending 10-hour course at
Longwood nml 10-hour internship in the school
clinic.
(Herald Photo)
Longwood Dog
Licenses Due
By July 1
THESE SIXTH GRADERS were selected by classmates to choose a menu
for a special "farewell lunch" at Rear Lake Elementary School. Served
were fried shrimp, corn on tlie cob which was contributed by Mrs. Helen
Leinhart, teacher, tossed salad, rolls, butter, milk, and watermelon. Mrs.
Katherine Grimm, lunchroom director, looks over the well-planned menu
with (standing, from left) Kyle Roeco, R. Meeks, S. Rail’d. Toula I’olygaluktos, Susan Copeland and Clinton Crawley.
(Herald i’hoto)
It) Donna EMes
longwood City CIrrk Onnic
It. Shumate has announced
that deadline for the new l.tu.'i
t’fl dog licenses is July t
Licenses may Ik- purchased
at city hall from the clerk
during tlie regular office
hours for a fee of $1 for maleanil spayed females ami S’
for unspayed female*.
Those applying for lieensr
must be aide to show proof
inoculation has been received
since Jan. I, this year.
Failure to have licenses
may result in fines not ex
ceeding $.ioo or four months
imprisonment, or ImsUi.
Swim* In Bank
LONDON (UPI> — Tho
Daily Mirror Dairy reported
the last word on the “tiger
in the tank" gasoline adver
tisements: an ancient, tioaten-up car with n sign in the
rear window saying, “Fvo
got a swine in my bank.”
MIAMI (CPU—Nature and
man arc beginning the end rf
a four-year drought which i<
literally killing tho Ever
glades National rark.
It rained some in the big
park Monday and it may rain
some more today.
The Department of Interior
in Washington also today be
gun pushing through a budget
ropiest so engineers can sap
water from a nearby conser
vation aron to help make the
’glades a evvnmp again.
Park rangers »ay they hope
fish will romr with the water,
otherwise angling in the l.S
million acre reservation “will
not bo too good the next two
years.**
Park Supt. Carroll Bur
roughs said the four-year
drought that nearly dried up
the nation’s biggest swamp
"lias most eeitnlnly taken Us
toll of mpiatie life."
“Seed fish” — the next gen
erations of everything from
the hareiy-see-it mosquito fish
to tlie brawny bass have died
by tlie thousands because of
the water shortage.
A meeting railed ill Wash
ington Mon.lay began solving
the water problem. Sitting in
vveie toorge It ll utzog, Jr.,
National Park Set vice direc
tor: Fl«rldn congressmen and
srnntors and engineers fr.m
the Florida Southern and I’l-ntral Flood I'ontrM District.
11art mg said three things
1.discs T oothache
could be done: Dig a sump be
low the flood control project
that acts like a dike between
the Glades and its natural
water supply at Lake Okee
chobee, dig a few small wells,
and put a pipe through the
could flow into the park.
The Army Corps of Engi
neers approved of the suggestions a: .1 said it would not
interfere with its long range
study on ways to alleviate the
chronic water problem.
It said its study would not
be ready for another year.
Hartzog said each of tha
solutions would cost about
# 100.000, with pumping an
other f t 00 a day.
U ni don’t have to like golf to like
our Buick "Swinging Sales Spree.”
Just driving. (And saving money.)
Prnpoifd lefitlsllon la reduce excite tax on new pst.enZer sutoniohilee proxiJe*
• reload of xucti 1st reduction where • petirnger autnniohite it told fo • reled
pnrrh.if r titer Me? |«, 1>MS end More July I, t**fx5. when the excite lit reduolion hecomet effective. \\ here • relund it eulhnrired ht tbit lefiilslion, Generel
Mutnri Corporation will make a caili payment to inch a purchtter in ihe
amount ol the excita Itx reduction.
E njoy y o u r new llulck no w !
GRIMSBY, England i d ’ll
—Young John Stevenson, 10,
lost Ids nerve while waiting
in the dentist's office to have
a tooth pulb-d. lie fled—•
through a window. Police ami ------- There's in authorized Buick dealer near you. Sec his > . Double-Checked used can, too. — i
neiglilNirs found the lad 2S
hours later hiding in the gar
n«i w «t Fir*t street
age of his Inline, rohl, hun
gry, dirty — but with no _________________________ See the Buick Uhibd it tti# Crnsnl Motou
- New Yotk Workfi Mr
toothache.
BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC.,
Class Enjoys
Picnic Supper
By Mr*. Itltrhle Harris
Boys and girls of the Enter
prise Elementary sixth tirade
class were treated to an end
of year picnic last Thursday
evening in the recreation arra
of the Methodist Children's
Home.
Gaines, skits and record
playing furnished entertain
ment and a bountiful supper
of many delicious fowls was
enjoyed by all the young peo
ple.
Special guest* of the class
for the occasion were Mr. and
Mr*. Wise Ilardin, Mr. and
Mrs. It. H. Gunn and E. M.
Gunn.
AMERICAN LEGION Memorial I’ost i!56, of Casselberry. installeil of
ficers at the Women's Club. Seated, left to right, Julian i-’ussoll, district
commander, installing officer; Kenneth Wulbridge, outgoing commander,
and Wilbur Morey, incoming commander; standing, Heiijamin Evans,
historian; John Raynton, vice commander; Kenneth Green, service of
ficer; William Eldgcr Jr., sergeant-at-arms, and Miller Evans, adjutant.
P u t thnt YoungITo spirit fn your
car! CriBp uh a forehand tsmuah, tlio
rcBixmse you get from Chevron,*
^ tho livelier ganolincH. And you’ll
lovo their flashing getaway, their longrunning economy. Their new wluBixjr-quicfc
performance, too. So start swinging with a
winner! Drive in at your nearby Standard
station, where toe take ltetter care o f your car.
M
Club Pack 560
Has Train Ride
By Mrs. Ritrhle Harris
Cub Scout Pack SCO, com
posed of hoys from Enter
prise, Dcllary and Deltona,
enjoyed a train ride from San
ford to DeLand where they
had a picnic supper and
awards program at E a r l
Brown Park for the final
meeting of the season.
'Hie boys were accompanied
by their den mothers, Mrs.
Oscar Craighton, Mrs. David
Tropf, Mrs. William Cook and
O PER A TIO N SIN K H O LE benefit at Ihe Land O’Lnkes Country Club,
Mrs. Russell Rudd.
Casselberry, was held Sunday to aid victims of the sinkhole. Affair in
Awards, presented by Cubcluded u golf tournament, barbecue and swimming, and was sponsored
master ftussell Rudd, went to
by the Men’s Golf Association. Left to right, J. G. Cheney, Ralph Park,
Billy LThstadd, bobcat pm;
owner; Hollis Johnson of VFW Post 10050, Donald Mount, chairman of
• Charles Krcnz, Hugh Powell,
finunce committee und Lions Club president, ami William llodell.
Billy Tew, Mike llornbuckle,
Bandy Ahers and Gary Shep
pard, wolf badge and gold ar
row; Raymond Dclchantcy
and John Padgett, gold and
aiivcr arrow; Larry Keys,
Leonard Laird, Donald Ncyer and Kevcn Laughlin, gold
By Jane Casselberry
arrows; Terry Larson, Jerry
Casselberry police solved
Rudd and Mike Kelly, silver several breaking and entering
arrows, and Terry Larson, cases in the Cassclbcrry-Fcrn
lion badge.
Park area with the arrest of
41-year-old Harry Wilson Bitzer Jr., of Wheeling, W. Va.,
by Lt. William Randall.
Fingerprints of the suspect
matched those found at the A
A W Root beer Drive-In, bur
Rev. Richard Lyons will In glarized of $302 32 two weeks
stall new officers of the AU ago. He confessed to this
Souls Parish Holy Name So crime and was charged with
grand larceny.
ciety Wednesday.
Newly elected officers *r* He later confessed to the
Leo Sahail, president; Theo breaking and entering of the
dore Michels, vice president; Patio Restaurant, Rainbow
Joseph Sehreibcr, secretary; Ranch, Prairie Lake Drive-in
Lester Webre, treasurer; Jos llieater and the Fern Park of
eph Azarcllo, marshal, and fice of Cleveland, Stephenson
and Mize, and described the
Walter Krzywda, historian.
The installation ceremony Crimea to Deputy J. Q. Gallo
t ’Al’T. AND MRS. Harry S. Foden, in comIs slated for > pm . in the way.
niumi o f the Salvation Army Sanford Corps for
social hall of the parish. New
Jonathan Trumbull was the
tho la.st three years, are leaving, along with
members of Uie executive
their five-year-old son, Hurry Jr., to take charge
committee, recenUy elected, British governor who sided
of the Greensboro (N. C.) Corps as of Wednes
are George Basbara, L. E- with the colonies during the
day.
(Herald rhuto).
Dannuo and Charles Schuard. American Revolution.
Suspect Admits
Crimes To Police
Holy Name Sets
Installation
YOUNG HO!
GO CH EVRON!
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M arl
F in
Im n
6 — J u n e 8, 1068
Chisox Trim Twins' Lead To 2Vi Games
Atlanta, Philip In Running
M ilw aukee Gets Inside Track
TW O TEAM S rep re .
Rented M ayfnlr Coun
tr y Club In recent
Southw est Florida In
vitational t w o - m a n
beat ball golf tourna
m ent a t Naples, uponaored by E dgew ater
Beach o f Naples Hotel
and Big Cypress Golf
and Country Club. In
top photo, th e doctors
John Epps and A. W.
Epps J r . check over
critical shot. In lower
photo, Hugh G rier and
Wilk B o w m a n , who
won low gross honors
w ith JIG-holo score of
130, check score card.
City League
Standings
JUNIOR LEAGUE
OCEANPORT, N. J. (UPI)
— The American Football
League (AFL) ownen plan,
ned today to announce which
two cities would be awarded
franchisee to enlarge the
loop to 10 teams by the 1066
season.
For week* Atlanta and
Philadelphia have been given
the inside track, but during
Monday's opening aeeilon of
the ownen’ two-day, closed,
door meeting with Commis
sioner Joe Foaa, Milwaukee
gained stature and New Or
leans lost some.
The expansion committee—
Sonny Werblin of the New
York Jets, Lamar Hunt of
(he Kansas City Chiefs and
Rud Adams of the Houston
Oilers—reportedly w en im
pressed with Atlanta's orderly desegregation policies.
Milwaukee, losing the base-
'
Standings
|
r
1
'Stingy' Maples Pitches Elks
Into Junior League Lead
W
Elk* ...............
4
Clvltan ......................... 3
CPO
3
Kiwanli ....................... 2
L
Gary Maple* I* earning the
1 nickname of "Stingy’' In the
2 Sanford Junior League. Stin
gy, when It come* lo giving up
2
rum, becauae Maple* ha* yet
2
be acored on (hi* action in
Rotary ....................
22 lo
42 Innings of mound duly.
Shrine .................. .......0
4 Ycitcrday, Maples handcuffed
(No Gamin Today)
Clvllan on four hit* in blank
LITTLE NATIONAL
ing them 00. He struck out
W L 13 and walked one to run hla
Chaie .......................... 14
teaaon total in thoic two de
Fir»t Federal ................ 10
partments to 81 and five, re
Locomotive Engineer* 0 8 spectively.
Hunt Comet* ................. e to
Elk* scored twice In the
Quality Mobile llomaa a 14 first inning and added four In
Game Today: Hunt va. Firat surance runs in tha fifth. Ed
Federal, 4:30, Ray Avenue die Hitchcock and David So
Park
per carried the big bats, each
LITTLE AMERICAN
hitting aafely twice.
W L
The win moved Elka into
Georgea ....................... 10 J •ole possession of first place
Navy .............................. 0 1 In the Junior League alandStrickland Morrison ... I • Inga.
Sanford Atlantic ............ 7 9
In Little League action,
Florida State ................ 7 10 chaie continued its mattery
Game Tonight: Sanford At ol the Little National League
lantic va. Slrlrkland Mnrrl- hy side tracking (ho Lncomo*
ton, 7:00, Ft. Mellon Park live Engineers, 41. The little
PEE WEE LEAGUE
ace for Chase, Richard Frank,
w 1. allowed the Engineers only
Chiefs ........................... 1 0 four hits in posting the win.
1 0 Rick Smith starred at the
Rebel*
0 u plate and In the field for the
1'anthcre
Yanks ........................... 0 0 winnen. Ho had two-for-threc
Cub*
0 1 to take bitting boaori. Chaie
Tigers ........................... 0 1 now has a 14-3 season record
No Game* Today
and all three defeats have
CITY LEAGUE
been by one run. During those
w L 17 game*, Chase has outscorKingiwood .................... 2 0 ed its opposition 121-33. Only
Chase ............................ 1 3 two teams have acored more
Chick N ' Treat ............ 1 l than three runs In a tingle
Kilowatts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 l game agalnat tha league lead
LeRoy Robb ................ 1 i er*. Their magic number la
Canning Lumber .......... 1 t five in order to win tha Little
0 2 National Championship.
USO
Gamei Tonight: 7:30, USO v*.
Florida State had on its hit
Fanning L u m b e r ; 9:43, ting shoe* lent night aa It
King*wood va. Leltoy Robb, overpowered Georgea, 14-1.
both game* at Plnehurat
The Bankers, behind the
CHURCH LEAGUE
threa-blt pitching of Andy
W L
Xnlghta of Columbu* , . 2 0
CongragaUonal . . . . . . . . 1 1
Plnecreat Aaiembly ... 1
Church of God of P. ... o l
Gamei Tonight: 7:>o, Pin*'
craat va. K. of C.{ 9:43, Con
gragitlonal va. Church of A summer basketball pm
God of P., both game*, Ft gram for Junior high school
MaUon Park
end high school age boys In
the Sanford, Orlando, DsLand
area* will begin shortly ac
cording to Seminole High
PARIS (UPD—Francois Du- School Basketball Coach Mack
pra'a Rellanea woo tha 6156,- Blythe.
Blythe has laauad a call for
ooo Prls Du Jockey Club, the
French Darby, by Ihrea-quar- all boys who are Interested In
tera of a length over Baron this program and a meeting
Guy D« KothchUde'a Diatoma baa been set for Wednesday
Sunday at t h n ChantUly evening at f o’clock at the
Sr minola High School gym.
Track.
Blythe eaplained that only
boys who will be In Junior
One Step Closer
high or high school neat fall
NEW YORK (UPI) — are eligible to play, but that
Frank la Narvaaa won a apllt m o a t high school graduate*
decision over Johnny Bis- who are interested will be
ta n a Monday night Moving needed for coaching and of
Narvaaa mm etap rloaer to a ficiating.
title fight with lightweight Junior varsity and vanity
champ le n t i l Laguna.
gamas will be played every
N erveti'e win left him Tuesday and Thursday nights,
with a July I I dato to fight Blythe pole tad out «*»M these
Flaah Elorda, the Junior games will be played aa part
lightweight king—If Elorda of a summer enrichment rec
la n ad y —with the winner reation program and no stand
getting n nhot a t the light ings, aa such, or league cham
weight titlo.
pions will be announced.
Summer Cage
Play Planned
Derby Winner
Steele, moved lo within three
games of first place. Steele,
with three hits, and Casey
Dunn, Jim Hardin and George
Tlvec, each with two hits, led
the 11-hit attack for the win
ner*. Andy Steele had the only
home run of the game.
The 1003 Pee Wee baseball
season got underway with (he
Chief* and Rebels taking vic
tories.
The Chlafa went on the war
path with a 10-6 triumph over
the Cuba. Chris Frank wei the
winning pitcher and alio star
red In a hitting role with
Uirec-for-thrce at the plate.
Tlie Rebels scored 10 runs
In the first Inning and then
had to hold on for a 17-13 win
over the Tlgcra. Sieve Epp«
was the winning pitcher. Den
ali Eppa and Jim Shroeder
were top hitters for the Re
bels with two hits each. Billy
Mitchell had a pair of hits
for the Tlgcra in a losing
cause.
Tennis Tourney
In Full Swing
JACKSON (UPI) — Man'a
and women'* elnglts wars to
go Into full awing hare today
in tha 1006 Southern Lawn
Term!* Association champion
ships.
Roberta Allison of Tusca
loosa, Ala., who won the
women’s title last year, was
to aee action for the flret
time today. Andy Lloyd of
Hhreveport alio fa back to
defend hie men's elnglee title.
Play started Monday with
fivs men's singles matches,
including a 6-1, 6-2 victory
by Mlasiaalppl State Univer
sity ace Graham Primrose of
Australia, over Bill Wells of
Jackson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Loa Angeles 33 20 .623
Milwaukee .. 26 20 X66 314
Cincinnati .... 27 22 .661 4
San Fran...... 27 24 .620 6
St. Louis .... 26 26 .600 6V6
Houston ..... 26 2B .461 7(4
Pittsburgh .. 24 20 .480 7(4
Philadelphia 23 27 .460 8(4
Chicago ....... 21 28 .429 10
New York .. 20 32 .386 12(4
Monday’s Results
Los Angeles 14, Philadelphia
3
(Only game scheduled)
Today's Games
Milwaukee at Chicago
Sen Francisco at New York
(N)
Los Angeles at Philadelphia
(N)
Houston at Pittsburgh (N)
Cincinnati at St. Louis (N)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Minnesota .. 31 16 .660
Chicago ...... 2U ID .604 8(4
Cleveland — 2fi 20 .650 6
Detroit ....... 26 22 .642 6(4
Baltimore .. 27 23 .640 6(4
Ixie Angclra 27 28 ,401 8
Huston ...... 23 26 .469 9
New York .. 23 27 .460 9(4
Washington 22 20 .423 11(4
Kansas City 11 33 .250 18(4
Monday's Results
Chicago 7, Boston 3
Cleveland 8, Minnesota 1
New York 4, Kansas City 2
Detroit 6, Lis Angeles 6
(Only g a m e s scheduled)
Today's (iamea
Detroit at l-oi Angelea (N)
New York at Kansas City
<N>
Cleveland a t Minnesota (N)
Baltimore at Waahlngton (N)
Chicago at BoaUm (N)
Tampa Ace
Selects Gators
TAMPA, FI*. (UPD —
Andy Owens, Judged by many
aa tha best high school play•r In Florida, will plsy hla
collegiate basketball for th*
University of Florlds.
The Hillsborough High
School star signed a grantln-ald Monday. University of
Florida Coach Norm Bloan
was on hand for the signing.
Owens, 6-6(4 and 190
pounds, averaged 87.1 points
per gams last ysar and was
■ought by 63 colleges.
He was named to several
All-Amarica teams and was
namsd to Coach and Athlete
Magaslne’s list of tha top 10
RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)— high school basketball play
Four weary softball enthual- ers in tha nation.
■eta recuperated today after
a 67-hour, 411-Inning game
they believe qualifies for the U.S. Team Blanked
world eoftball endurance rec
TAMPERE, Finland (UPI)
ord.
—Tha HbfaUd United State*
Tha marathon game began team, which failed to score a
early Friday and ended late single victory, watched from
Monday with a final aeon of the sidelines today during the
038 to 682.
finala of the world GrecoA special resolution by city Roman a m a t e u r wrestling
council had allowed tha teams championships, expected to bs
to keep t h e l i g h t s o n dominated by Iren Curtain
throughout the th n # night* countries.
of play.
Team memben said tha
previous record waa 411 con NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbs
secutive innings played In loogast major league gam*
Michigan.
from Um standpoint of time, i
hours and S3 minutes, was
played by (he New York Meti
CLEVELAND (UPD - Tha
Francisco Giants i t
longaat Bald foal ever kicked
Stadium, oe May 81,
la w NFL title game waa the
It was the second half of
and waa wee,
aiyarder Lou Gross booted
aiatast the Loo Angelo* Kim* K hy the Giants la 23 inn
In 1ML
Softball Game
Lasts 67 Hours
ball Braves to Atlanta next
season, was mentioned for
the first time. Werblin said
former Notre Dams football
Coach Terry Brennan was
heading "an a t t r a c t i v e
group" wishing to install a
pro football franchise in the
vacuum created by the de
parture of the Braves.
A total of 68 groups in
about two dozen cities had
applied for franchlsts. The
AFL planned to announce the
ritiss, then investigate the
17513594
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groupa
before
awarding
franchises.
Foaa said tha eight AFL
teams would Immediately in
crease their rosters from 86
to 40 player*, plus two men
on the Injured reserve list.
When the new club* are
stocked after tha upcoming
season, each original team
could frerse 23 man. This
would allow tha newcomers
to draft from among 19 play
ers on each of the original
teams.
l_ | | a _ | _ | e _ | _ g
Of South Seminole LL Action
By Jim Bacchus
Herald Sports Writer
A run-scoring single by
Larry Cote In the first Inning
gave the Casselberry Indians
a 1-0 victory over the North
Orlando Cardinals in South
Semlnota Little League play
Friday night In Casselberry.
Terry Baker hurled a threehit shutout for the Indians.
On Saturday morning Den
ny Patrick pitched a two-hit
ter for the Bear Lake P iratu
to register a 5-1 win over the
Aitamoota Twins. B r y a n
Brewer led the Pirates' hit
ting attack with three singles,
Mike Wlrewlck rapped a psir
of singles. Wayne Weis belted
a triple and Clint Gorrce had
a double.
On Saturday afternoon, the
Longwood Bravei and Lake
Mary Giants fought to a 3-3
tie. Donald Gano led the
Longwood plate assault with a
double and Tommy Brown
had a pair of singles for Lake
Mary.
In Little League action on
Saturday night Sunland de
feated tho Altamonte Sena
tors, 5-8. The winning pitcher
for the victorious Yankees
was Steve Hendry who hurl
ed a two-hlller. Donnie LaFollette hit a home run (or
Sunland and George Tilfany
and Paul Runnels each had a
pair of base hits.
Last night North Orlando
outlasted the Bear Lake Pi
rate*, 9-1. Paul Wallace was
the winning hurler for the
Cardinals. N o r t h Orlando
scored five runs in the third
Inning and four more In (he
tenth to gain the victory. Wal
lace and Kevin Stephenson
each had a pair o( singles (or
North Orlando. Clint Gorree
had a single, double aod home
run for Bear Lake. Brian
Brewer, Wayne Wela and Lar
ry Constantine each had two
hlta for Bear Lake.
In Senior League play eo
Friday evening Casselberry
whipped North Orlando, 82-0.
Jimmy Milter of the Indiana
hurled e one-hitter, yielding
only a single to Tom Johnson.
Leonard Hollis baited a horns
run for Casselberry sad Brent
llalms, Bob Booth and MUlsr
each rapped two safatlsa.
The Altamonte Twins scor
ed four runs in the seventh
frame on Saturday morning to
give pitcher Reese Griffin a
4-2 decision over the Bear
Lake Pirataa. Griffin limit
ed Bear Lake to thro* singles
including two by David Un
ity. Larry Cooper had two
■ingles for th* Twins.
Th* Lake Mary Giants
scored their first victory of
the asaton on Saturday after
noon, dofoatlng Longwood, 42. Georgs Rudd waa th* win
ning pitcher for tho Giant*.
David Ute had Lake Mary's
only htt, n single. L ouis MU
lsr had three bits for Long
wood.
On Saturday night, Jamis
Cornell of the Altamonte Sen
ators and Tom Bandage of tha
Sunland Yankees locked la a
pitching duel which ended in
n 2 2 tie i t curfew time. Ban
dage scattered five hit* while
Sunland collected only three
off the slants of CornsU. Tom
Bryan had a pair of singles
for the Yankee*.
Last night tbs North Orlan
do Cardinals scored sight
runs in the sixth inning to
pull out a 8-7 victory over
Bear Lake. Bobby Evers had
a pair of singles for North
Orlando and Tom James had
two bits for tha Pirates.
A's Get No. 1
Pick In First
Amateur Draft
NEW YORK (UPD — Th#
Kanaaa City Athletics ware
expected to open baseball's
firat controversial draft of
amateur players today by ae
lectlng Arlsona State sopho
more Rick Monday.
Monday, an outfielder who
batted .396 In Ms first 47
games this season, was tab
bed by scouts aa the candi
date moat likely to succeed
In tha major leagues.
Kansas City “eemed” the
dubious honor of first choice
by virtue of Its lest place
finish in ths American Lea
gue last season. Ths Nsw
York Mots, last In the Na
tional League, were to follow
tho Athletics. The other
ti-ema were to follow in re
verse order of their finish In
last season's standings with
the world champion St, Louis
Cardinals getting the last
pick.
After tha major league
club* make their selections,
the Triple A clubs will each
gst two choices, Double A
clubs will get four and A
club* will gst an unlimited
number.
Under th* old system, ths
teams wold hero trlod to luro
outstanding prospects by outb i d d i n g tho competition.
However, the old method had
obvious drawbacks for th*
poor clube, which wore prim*
urily responsible for Institut
ing ths nsw draft last winter.
Seven team*, willing to oholl
out big bonuses for untried
talent, voted against tha
mtaiure.
The players, who would
have reaped large aum* for
their oignaturoa a t tha bot
tom of a contract last season,
no longer will benefit from
price wars for thsir services.
However, if they don’t agree
to the term* offered by tho
club which drafts thorn, an
other club will got a chance
to sign them.
By Leenard A. Granite
UPI Sparta Writer
Chicago White Sox pitcher
John Buxhardt hao n whole
rotter full of cousins, tho
Boston Rod Sox.
Tho big righthander has a
6-1 record this season, and
three of tho victories have
been against tha Beantewnera. Ha la tha only pitehor in
tho major loaguto to register
three victories against on*
team.
Monday night ho needed
help, but downed the Boiox
•nd Jim Lonborg 7-3 In Bos
ton to ahavs ths American
lead of tha Minnesota Twins
to 2(4 gamss over the White
Sox.
The Twins lost e 2*1 de
cision to Clsvsland, ths Tigera edged the Angels 6-6 and
the Yankees outlasted Kan
sas City 4-2 In ths othsr AL
games. In ths only National
League contest led g er ace
Sandy Koufax struck out 13
Phillies an route to a 14-8
victory.
Monday’s victory waa Bushardt's ninth career triumph
over Boston against only two
losses. Bill Skowron hit his
fifth and sixth horns runs of
tho season—both solo shots—
to help the Chisox cause. Eddlo Fisher relieved Bushordt
In tho seventh after Tony
Conlgllaro's 11th homer of
the season drove In two Red
Sox runs.
Luis Tlent's two-hltter, his
fifth victory of tho cam
paign, mapped a four-gams
winning streak of the Twins.
Ths only Minnesota hits wtrs
back-to-back doubles by Tony
Oliva and Don Mlnchor to
■core ths Twin's run. Loon
Wagner and Rock Colavlto
had aucceaslv* borne rune for
Cleveland to provide Tiant
with hla winning margin in
th* fourth inning.
A1 Kalina hit two homo
runs, the second a two-run
■hot in tho olghth Inning, to
pull tho Tigtrs past tho Los
Angoloa Angela. Larry Sher
ry (8-1) was tha winner In
relief, and Bob Lee (8-8)
lo»t, also in relief. The An
gels eUked atarter Dean
Chanco to a 8-1 lead but the
Tlgora kept pocking away.
Bobby Richardson's equeeae
bunt In tho olghth inning
■cored Ray Barkor with th*
winning run for th* Yanktoo.
Tho Now Yorkers, who hare
now won four consecutive
femes, were bald hltleae for
five innings by Fred Taltwt.
Pinch hitter Horace Clarks
lad off tho Yank** alxth with
a single, and two outs later
Roger Moris hit hla fifth
home run of the campaign to
tlo tho ocoro at 2-8. Ths
Yanks added an lnaursnca
run in tho ninth on Tom
Trash's triple th at scored
pinch nmnor Rots Moechitto.
The Los Angoloa Dodgers
poundsd 16 hits in thsir on
slaught of Philadelphia pitch
ing. They scored seven rune
in th* fourth Inning off
■tartar and loser Low Burdotte and reliever Ed Roe
buck.
Koufax has struck out
more than 10 man In a gam*
67 times In hla carter, six
times this asaton. Ho gavo
up homo nine to Dick Btuart
and Cookl* Rojas, both solo
blasts, but evened that by
dfubllng home two runs himself,
Campbel
Favorite
Gardner, Hyndman
Top U.S. Contingent
P O R T H C A W L , Wales
(UPD—Walker Cup ator Bob
Gardner and Bill Hyndman
assumed leadership of the
American contingent in the
1966 British Amateur cham
pionship today following the
■urprlse elimination of Bill
Campbell in the opening
round.
In all, 11 American repre
sentative* were beaten, leav
ing 23 to carry U. 8. hopes
in a field that numbered 170
when play began.
Eight Americana won op
ening-round matchee, 14 drew
byes and John Thornton, of
Rochester, N. Y., moved all
the way to the third round
after receiving a first round
bye and having his second
round opponent withdraw.
Gardner, 44, of Essex
Falla, N. J., comas into the
championship after accepting
a first-round bye with n
match against 20-year-old
"Wild Bill" Murray of Scot
land. Tho young Scot gained
his nlcknams for erratic play
on tha fairway as wall aa the
greens.
Hyndman, 40, runnerup to
Doans Beman In the 1959
British Amateur, also skipped
‘Slammer' Still
After Open Win
By United Press International
Blamin’ Sammy Snead, who
hao never won tho U. S.
Open golf tournament, today
waa among tha contendere
trying to win one of the 101
remaining places In ths 66th
Open, scheduled June 17-20
at 8L Louis.
Snead, seeking to qualify
for hla 86th consecutive Open,
waa among many Illustrious
golfers fighting for places In
the big tourney with 36-hole
stroke play at Detroit, Los
Angeles, Denver, Atlanta,
Chevy Chase, Md., St. Louis,
metropolitan New York Sum
mit, N. J , Charlotte and
Cleveland.
Moore Fears
Congress Action
B I R M I N G H A M , Ala.
(UPI) — Congraea may have
to step In and decide tha fu
ture of amateur athletics In
tho United States, ths commlsiionar of tho Southeast
ern Conference (SEC) said
Monday.
Bern!* Moore, aald he hop
ed such a move would not be
needed but added that the
widening rift between tha
National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) and tho
Amateur A t h l e t i c Union
(AAU) would probably cauae
Waahlngton to act.
the opening round and today
we* pitted against Michael
Bills, a powerful English
hitter.
Richard Landridge's upset
of Campbell Monday waa a
complete surprise.
The handsome 44-year-old
Huntington, W. Va., resident
blew a two-foot putt on the
18th and drove Into ths
rough on the 19th.
It was all the edge Londridge required. The 23-yearold South African tank a
short putt on the 19th to
tnach victory from Campbell,
who was second In this
tournament in 1954.
Estes Sparks
Navy Bowling
The high 2>me honors In the
American Divlilon of the
Navy League went to Don Ex
tra with a 220/334 that helped
his mates to a three-polnl win
over RVAH-12 Maintenance.
Stark with 186/300 and Martin
with 208/541 were the high
rollers lor the Maintenance
team.
Chuck Bsiinger g r a b b e d
high series honors with a
215/559 lor the pace-setting
Rlnky Dinks team aa they put
the skid* to the VAH-11 DeskJockeys on all four counts.
Ashby also came through with
a 202/539 and Bob Bites con
tributed a 191/340 for the Rinky Dink*.
Brown hit a 308 aeriea and
Kralter rolled 187/320 to show
the way lor R-VAII-13 "B" in
a three-game win over tha
RVAH-12 Recon team. John
Toomcy waa high bowler for
the Recon outfit with a 183/335
aeriea followed by Buel Car
man with a 176/500. Th*
RVAH-3 Oddballs took a clean
sweep from the VAJI-7 Spooks
as Rick Skelly bombed a
168/503, George Tullls hit a
183/309 and Dan Caacy tossed
179/510. Meyer was the gun
ner for VAII-7 Spooks with n
200/352 scries.
NAS Med/Dental bad things
pretty much their own way
while taking three points from
RVAH-3 Half breed* as Tullls
came through with a 192/506,
Davidson had 194/529 and
Ring tors ’em up with a 190/
547 Ralston shot a 200/513 to
take honors for tho RVAH-3
iialfbrccds. DeMark rolled a
201/649 to aet tha pact for thn
VAH-11 Officers in a threepoint romp over NAS Malnt
“A" team. Bob Workman did
the high rolling for NAS Malnt
"A" with a 193/533 series.
Other high scores were a
190/500 by Clarence Henning,
197/531 by John Downs, 194/
323 by Moon, 201/559 by
George Beers, 204/509 by Ray
Hatchett.
Try Again
SOUTH CERNEY, England
(UPD - Eighty-flva pilot*
competing in the world gilding
championship* prepared to
taka off today after beiai
grounded for two days
cause of poor woathar.
Hill Out
MALLORY PARK, England
(UPD—Recent Monaco Grand
Pria titliat Graham H1U, tha
leading nuts driver in this
year's world championship
standings, Sunday waa n sur
prise entry at the Whlataea
holiday auto meet but had to
withdraw after winning his
hast whan hla car davslaped
engine trouble.
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To Give Program
In DeBary
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By Mrs. John Leons
Rudl Thurso, globe trotter,
lecturer, folk singer snd au
thor of "Thrss M*n on a
Raft," will present a program
of plcturea and tell of hi*
action packed career at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday at the DeBary Community Center.
Thurau was bom in Hamburg, Germany, and spent hie
early life there, lie toured
many countries on bicycle,
crossed the Sahara Desert on
a motor scooter, sailed down
Africa’s wild Niger River,
and covered a large part of
Africa before coming to the
United States,
While in Washington, D. C.,
he wae contacted by the
S p s a k e r a Committee for
Dwight D. Elsenhower's Peo
ple to People Foundation to
glvs lectures at libraries, univsrsltlea, museums, schools
and for various social groups
about his travels. Ills knowl
edge of music and his singing
ability in so many languages
helped him create good will
among those with whom he
came in contact.
Critica agree that “Three
Men on a Raft" sparkles with
awesome adventure and it
waa selected by the Adven
turer's Club in 10n2 as the
most outstanding program of
the year.
Wednesday night’* pro
gram ia open to the puhlic
and offers a rare opportun
ity In this area to hear an
outstanding program.
T lje B in te r h
frralB
June 8, 1968 — P age 7
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
A respportlonment session of
tho Florida Legislsturo met
amidst echoes today from two
legislative leaden, Including
the governor, that apportion
ment can be dona “by dis
tricts."
Ths speclsl session of the
Legislsturo to reapportion It
self convened after a long
weekend.
The Capital waa not quite
deserted M o n d a y , House
Speaker E. C. Rowell and Got.
Haydon Bum* were in town
and they seemed In agreement.
Rowell predicted there would
be provisions in the finally
adopted plan for election of
the next Legislature by dis
tricts.
"If the one-man, one-vote
philosophy of the Supreme
Court la carried out," Gover
nor Bums aald, “the very me
chanics of electing auch large
numbera of legislators will re
quire legislator* to run In dis
tricts within a county.
liEIHA STROUP of Boar Lake Elementary
School locates on map some of the places she
will visit this summer on the ''Younir At Heart"
tour sponsored by the National Education As
sociation. She leaves June 20 for New York and
from there by jet to Paris, first stop on the
tour. Luggage will be limited to the knnpsack
she holds.
(Herald Photo)
15 Graduate
In DeBary
By Mrs. John Leone
Fifteen students from the
DeDary area graduated from
Del. ami High School with
two, Richard Lane and Delorea ZavinskI, receiving spec
ial honors awards. Patricia
Blondi won a special speech
award.
Others graduating were Di
ane Accardi, Steven Jackson,
Larry Hughes, Donna Cote,
Etta Emanuel, Virginia Dick
son, James Walker, Henry
Thursam, Frank Tomalcskl,
Grover Woodbury, and Judy
Williams.
Mrs. Dsrwln Bruce reports
th st sevrn of ths students
have enrolled for the June
14-28 lifesaving course to tie
given at the pool at her home.
Two Attend
Synod Meet
ft
Rev. Thomae R. Makin and
Elder Joseph M. Garrett are
representing the Fresbylerlan
Church of the Covenant at
the 74th annual meeting of
the Synod of Florida, Presbytarian Church, U.S., being
held today through Thursday
a t Florida Presbyterian Collegs in St. Petersburg.
The Stats wide meeting ii
bald in cooperation with the
Synod of Florida of the Un
ited Preehyterlan Church,
U. 8. A. on the campue of
the jointly controlled Institu
tion.
Legislators Ponder
Reapportionment
THOMAS HEMPHILL, Student Council safety
chairman a t Seminole HI(th School, was pre
sented with n certificate of appreciation for hiB
past year of service by Mrs. J. Jcrnifrnn, retir
ing Pilot Club president.
(Herald Photo)
$500 Million Savings Seen
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
Defense Secretary Robert 8.
McNamara plans to atrip $5oO
million werth of so-called
“gold plating" from defense
items.
Ths secretary, In announcing
the plans, said millions of
Items bought by the Defense
Department are of higher
quality than necessary.
Among esamples of such
cost reductions In the past are
the saving of 1108,000 l>y us
ing thinner paper for marks
manship targets, $ 100,000 by
changing ths type of metal
used for dogtsgs and $80,000
by changing green and yellow
tripwires to green only.
Still In Coma
Gary Massey, 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mr*. W. D.
Massey, of Forest City, re
mains In a coma at Orange
Memorial Hospital, Orlando,
aa a remit of a concussion
sustained In a motor scooterrar collision May 28 on SR
427. He haa undergone two
operations to remove blood
ciota fioin hie brain and I*
receiving transfusions.
t
TA LEN T SHOW dosed out the y ear's activities of the music dep art
m ent of Bear Lake Elem entary School. Elaine Morgan and Rebecca El
lis (ton le ft), in form al a ttire , did a pantom im e of teenage friends. Ball
erina Sandra H uffm an (top rig h t) presented a aolo. The dram a (?) o f
th e Clay-LUton bout (lower left) was re-enacted by Jam es Dunkle-Lbu
ton (left) and R. Parmer-Clay. Dinne Wilson (lower rig h t), in a redand-w hite costume, did a baton tw irling routine,
(H erald Photos)
“Otherwise the ballot would
be eo voluminous the voters
would be overwhelmed by try
ing to decide on eo many can
didates," Bums said.
Rowell pointed out “it would
not be fair for the voters of
three small counties to get to
vote for only one legislator
while each voter of a big
county like Dade gets to vote
for dozens."
Several plans have been
filed for Introduction, includ
ing one that would create a
one-llouse 100-member Legis
lature.
You’re wide open fo r com plim ents
now in the Lincoln Continental tradition
Now You Know
The world’s tallest living
thing, a redwood tree in
Humboldt County, Cnlif., I*
367J feet high with a girth
of 44 feet, according to the
World Almanac.
Victoria. Africa's largest
lake, Is the source of the Nile
River.
Awarded
year's top
honor
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Will Dlintr's Mt|l« Skr»iy it tbe ferd Molar Ccmri"» Pwillee,
York World's File
HUNT LINCO LN -MERCURY, INC.
109 N. Pnlm clto Avenue
�M iss Marcia Jon
Cox,
R. J. Osburn
United In Impressive Church Rites
Miss Marcia Jon Cox and i lined In Alcncon lice. Her i lace pencil
Robert James Osburn were | modified bell iklrt featured | with a Urge
united in marriage in a 4 p.m.
double ring ceremony Satur
day, June I, at the First
Methodist Church, Orlando,
with the Rev. Stuart McRae
officiating.
Tho bride la the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cox,
Orlando, and the bridegroom
la the aon of Mr. and Mrs.
J i n n Grantham Oiburs,
Lake Mary.
Aurora Cos, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Diana De
nied, Maitland; Dabney Lashbrook, Orlando, and Ann Par
ish, Davenport.
Cindy Peterson was flower
girl and Mike Osburn, nephew
of the bridegroom, was ring
bearer,
Kenneth G, Osburn, Lake
Mary, served hia brother as
beat man, and usher* were
John M. Cos Jr., brother of
the bride; Roger Childs, Or
lando, slid Bobby Lankford,
Ocala.
The bride chose for her
wedding a formal gown of
allk peau de sole designed
with a pctallcd neckline out-
the front | tending Into a chapel train.
I back ex-1 Her bouffant veil of silk Eng
lish Illusion was attached to
a bowed pillbox of peau de
sole. She carried a cascade
of white roses.
Following a reception In the
church parlor, the couple left
on a wedding trip to North
Carolina. They will be at
homa June 12 at 70S East
South Street, Orlando.
Fashionettes
Thera are more thin 15
shapes of pearls, according to
Japanese pearl cultivators.
The shapes Include round,
half-round, three • quarter
round, oval, baroque, drop,
barrel, button, egg, pcsr,
hammer, twin, strawberry,
round-a-clrcle, wing, leaf and
nugget.
MRS. ROBERT JAMES OSBURN
First Baptist
Church Class Has
Supper-Meeting
The Golden Circle Class of
the First Baptist Church met
recently at the Idylwilde
home of Mr*. Don Reynolds
for a combined supper-meet
ing.
Following the Invocation by
Mra. M. N. Cleveland, clan
teacher, the group relished a
delicious supper of baked
ham, aalad, vegetables, but
tered rolls, tea, coffee and
lime pie with good Christian
fellowship.
Mrs. Carlton Henley, class
president, presided over the
business meeting and alto
gave an Inspiring devotion
centering around the Good
Samaritan, which was follow
ed with sentence prayers.
Minutes were read, a sun
shine offering taken, routine
business was disposed of and
prospective members w e r e
discussed.
The next regular business
and aocial meeting ia sched
uled for September.
Miss Ruth Wright
Honor Guest Of
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Engagements Announced By Parents
Graduation Fete
By Jane Cmetberry
Min Ruth Wright of Caaielberry, ■ memoer of the Lymin High School graduating
clan, wai feted at a luncheon
recently at the Elki’ Lodge In
Orlando by her aliteri, Mri.
Sandra Giles and Mra. Judith
Patton,
The affair took place In the
dining room overlooking the
fountain In Lake Eola and the
centerpiece of gladioli, chryaanthemumi a n d carnationi
carried out the achool color*
of blue and gold.
The menu Included a chick*
en aalad plate and appropri
ately decorated cake.
The honoree wai presented
with a corsage of pink sweet
heart rosea and a lovely grad
uation gift.
Guests Included Mrs, Helen
Wright, mother of the guest
ol honor, Nancy Porter, I4xubeth Lunn, Judi Kacar, Pam
ela Eldrldge, Bonnie Layman,
Elaine llaynie, Ruth Keim,
Ann Trawick, Hobbl Forfso,
Gwyn Rutenkrogcr and Wen
dy Ford.
Bon Voyage Party
Given Paul Baake
A farewell patio party was
given by Paul Baake recent
ly honoring Billy Bryant, who
will leave soon for Jackson
ville, where hia father, Cdr.
Harry Bryant, hai been trans
ferred for duty.
Others enjoying the farewell
party were James Talmadge,
Bob (iatchcl, Janet Gallagher,
Pam Swain, Bandy Ivey, Judy
Smith, Suzanne Brown and
Lynn Warnlckc.
W om ans Club O f Sanford Installs Officers
Slicaiy, recording secretary, for the luncheon, preceding I Howard, Troy nay Sr, and i ments of assorted colors of
day llliei and greenery. The
and Mra. H. W. Buckcr, cor tho meeting. Otheri assisting Miss Edna Chittenden.
her were Mmea. Francis Mer- The clubhouse and tables next meeting will be held the
responding secretary,
Ollier officers who were not iwether, 1* D. Hastings, D. C. ' were decorated with arrange- Brat Wednesday In October.
present for the installation
were Mn. W. L. Uramkow
Sr., treoaurer, and Mrs. W. B.
Brinson, first vice president.
Chairmen of the various de
partments Installed were Mra,
C. L. Bedding, Civic Depart
ment; Mrs. Frank Kchaultcet,
F i n e Aria; Mra. Stanley
Pierce, Social, and Mrs. DeWilt M i t b o w i , American
Home.
Annual reports were given
by club officers and depart
S O PO TENT
ment chairmen. Membership
etiairinun, Mrs. M. K. Smith,
reported that 10 now members
had been accepted during the
past year. They are Mmri. Al
Doudney, Melvin D e k l e ,
Thomas Held Butts, Gerald
Covington, Margaret Pitchford, It. L. Tucker, Harry
Hahn, B i c h a r d HoHzclaw,
Earl Louchs, Joseph SleetL ock Voungwr—
kawskl, Vivian Wheeler, Ituth
Gallagher, Jimmie Wade, Ed
Pool Voungor I
Simpson, Albert I'ell, It. J.
OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD of tho Sanford Woman’s
Awmy Psy-IIU V ihilti
Club who were installed at the final meeting of the club year are from
t u i u m * NoauoNEX nr.Aimr d'Avcrsa, A. W. Ibdf, S. J.
SEHUM I* h point. T Siapt rf.il. Davis and 11. G, Hartaock.
left, Mr*. A. T, MacKay, installing officer; Mrs. W. L. Merritt, Mr*. M.
M m ikaaa atlaUaa. Wbaa tmaaihH
Mrs. A. E. Monforton wai
E, Smith, Mr*. Al F. Hunt, Mr*. Wade Shculy ami Mr*. H. W. Rucker.
•a alia, ouppitoo M iln.a Sail, allal- chairman of tho hostess group
karat 11 lawIk Kaaiaaaaa—liamna-a
Sataaawy ha j m MoUmo al ffarllmAy al l u l l Mjiki lUar,
pakatrallaf Sauai Oil aa* mol*lailhlts walla. Skla (aala aaftrr,
Waalkil. (raakar alaaaal laaiaatl,.
Orta aa qmkklf Sataaaa it', alwati I
In time to wilncii a session her many friends for their
at her slater’s borne,
By Mrs. John leone
llwk aa faw lal aa
liatof the Senate. En route home cards and kindness while she
Hubert Kaufman of Sunset
■>«i (taw—JJ.000 I II. pat •*■<•.
they stopped at Panama City. wai • patient.
Mr*.
Ann
Kaotl
of
Matamaa
Drive was hospitalized in
4t a <*i.
MB MV iw n v Oik a kl
Ik- Birmingham while on a recent Hoad returned from her trip
Mias Mary Ann Lederhaus
Sara w lris Ma* Sat waauaf iraalia business trip with Sprucl Beal to Yonkers, N. Y., with her
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Saitof Plantation Road enjoyed a
hi iha kanlae as—try a aaa 4,,tu>»
•aata-af baaa. lit hagfuM aal (i.aar- of Luke Drive, Drliary. They brother and alater-ln-law, en trip to New Smyrna Beach knmp of Homestead Avenue
ika, tool la, la( I (,aahav, kilfkl,,, both flew north in Mr. Kauf route to Miami.
with the Mines Kay and Dor have as their current guest,
Waaak laal|m rwlrilaa aal a koiothea Hcnninger, her mother, Mrs. M. Frinke of Indianapo
Ok at HORMONCX BEAUTY Sl.fUJM man's plane.
Mr. and Mra. Alfred Newell Mra. Bert Lederhaus, and lis, Ind.
May. (Mf S1.S0 alas Ua. MO Dar
lofflf aal, HJS filaa Ska. Ok aala M
Mrs. Oscar Paplncau drove of Park Lane and Mr, and friends from Orlando.
TaUatrr Gowtwo. Dtfana.al tans her sister, Mrs. Gene Willi Mra. Edmund lovanna of Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Louia St.
Mf ttnaf Swat aaaa,vlma.
ford, to Alexandria, Va., this roe Avenue visited the Ste Mra. John Kiaaet of Pal Amand of Pcllary Avenue en
past week, where Mrs. Whit- phen Foster Memorial at metto Hoad la at home In tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ford will continue on to Bhode White Springs. They alio visit DeBary from her stay at the ward B. AUing of Orange City
Island after a real In Virginia ed the state capital, arriving hospital. She wlahea to thank on Mr. Alllng'a 80th birthday.
lire. A. T. MacKay, of Or
lando, pa at prciident or the
Florida Federation of Wom
en's Cluba, wai installing of
ficer at the final meeting of
the Sanford Woinan'a Club,
Wednesday,
Thoao Installed to servo for
the coming year were Mra. W.
L. Merritt, president; Mrs, M.
E. Smith, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. A! F. Hunt, third
vice president; Mra. Wade
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MISS BECKY LEA CHEWNING
ment of Titusville.
Mr. Jenninga, a graduate of
THS In 1B09, la a former resi
dent of Sanford. He la serv
ing with the Air Force at
Moody AFB, Valdosta, Ga.
The wedding ia planned for
late July.
Mr. and Mra. James M.
Chewnlng of Titusville are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Becky Lea, to
A2c Michael G. Jennings, aon
of Mra. Sarah Schiltx of San
ford and Edward Jenninga,
USN retired, of Key West.
Miss Chewnlng was graduat
ed from Titusville High School
with the claaa of IBM. She is a
freshman at Brevard Junior
College, majoring in Business
and la a member of the CO
EDS majorette corps and
Zeta Phi Omega Sorority, At The degrees of the Order
the present time she is em were conferred on Mr. and
ployed aa baton instructor by Mra. Robert G. Wade at a
the City Recreation Departmeeting of Seminole Chapter
held at Masonic Temple, San
ford, on Tuesday, June 9.
Soloist Byron Leach tang
the Initiatory music and the
optional lecture wai given by
the aiaociate patron, Irving L.
Pryor.
The candidates were pre
sented with white Bibles and
DIRT GARDENERS
The May meeting of the an attractive folder giving the
Dirt Gardener* was held at history of the heroines of the
the h o m e of Mrs. Irvin Order.
Resolutions for Mra. Leona
Fleischer.
Three new membcri wel M. Faircloth, past grand ma
comed to the Dirt Gardcnera tron of the Grand Chapter of
are Mra. Frederick H. Wil Florida, were road and the al
liams and Mrs. M. Lamar tar draped In her memory.
Beall of Sanford, and Mrs. Resolutions were also read for
Sam Lawson of Stone Island. all Seminole members who
Officers for next year are died during IBM. These will be
president, Mrs. W. E. Kirch- printed in the Eastern Star
hoff; vice president, Mrs. A. magazine. Individual resolu
S. Call um; secretary, Mra. J. tions were written at time of
It. Wells, and treasurer, Mra. death and sent to rolaUvei.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F.
William Bristol.
After the business meeting Athow were honored on the
the circle motored to Creigh occaiion of their golden wed
tons Restaurant for n delight ding anniversary. They were
f o r m a l l y Introduced, the
ful luncheon.
MISS BARBARA LEA STEELE
The bride • elect attended £
high school In Pine Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.
Steele, of New Shrewsbury, N.
J., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Barbara
Lea, to Wilbert John Slanika,
son of Mr. and Mra. John
Slanika, of Wall Township, N.
J.
Seminole Chapter 2 O.E.S.
Confers Degrees On Couple
jjajubw
Cihdaik
BAKED PORK CHOPS WITH
APPLESAUCE
fl rib or loin chops, 1 inch
thick
2 tbips. drippings
1 tap. salt
W tap. pepper
1 can (IS ot.) applesauce
U tap. nutmeg
1 tap. grated lemon rind
2 tbips. cinnamon candies
Brown chops in lard or drip
pings. Pour off drippings. Sea
ton with salt and pepper.
Place chops In a greased B by
12 Inch baking dish. Mia to
gether applesauce, nutmeg,
lemon rind aod cinnamon can
dle*. Pour over chape. Cover
tightly and bake In 340 de
gree oven for 90 minutes. Un
cover aod continue baking 90
mlnutca. Serves 6.
New Arrivals
By Maryana Mllea
Mr. and Mri. Eugene MeGeen, 3912 Craig Drive, Bear
Lake, announce the birth ol a
son, Joseph Dolph, born May
22, and weighing eight pounds,
12 ounces.
Mr. and Mra. Oliver Lindsey
Jr., Atlanta, G>., announce
the birth of a son, Richard
Clyde, born May 22.
Mrs. Lindiey la the former
Irla Clay Flowers, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Charles M.
Flowers, of Celery Avenue.
Mrs. Flowers has returned
home after (pending three
weeks with her daughter and
family.
worthy mstron, Mrs, J . J.
Nicholson, welcomed t h e m
with an appropriate poem,
and Mr. Leach aang "1 Love
You Truly." They were then
escorted to seata beside Mrs.
Nicholson and J. E. Black
man, worthy patron, and pre
sented with gifts beautifully
wrapped in gold.
Everyone enjoyed the anni
versary cake and punch aervcd by the worthy matron and
patron, Mrs. Charles Cole,
Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn and
Mrs. R. E. Pcurlfoy, refresh
ment committee,
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of Miss Sibyl Grant to Vernon
Coombs arc announced by her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Rus
sell Grant, of Longwood.
The groom-elect is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Coombs
of Apopka,
Tho double-ring ceremony
will take place In the First
Pentecostal Church of Longwood at B p.m. Saturday, June
12. All relativci and friends
of the couple are Invited to
attend the wedding and the
reception to be held Immed
iately following the ceremony
In the church annex.
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Ark., and Sanford, having
graduated from Thomas A.
Edison High School, San An
tonio, Tex. She la vice-presi
dent-elect of Phi Tau Chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi, Red
Bank, N. J., and * member of
the Monmouth County Trailriders. She ia employed by
Bell Telephone Laboratoriea,
Holmdel, N. J.
Her fiance was graduated
from Weequahic High School,
Newark, N. J., and attended
Newark College of Engineer
ing. He served two years with
the Signal Corps and two
years with USAF Officers Ex
tension Institute. He also ia
employed with Bell Laboratorlei In Holmdel.
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of Mr, and Mra. O.
M. Harrison of Sanford and
Mr. and Mrs. William T.
Johnson Jr., of Orlando.
A fall wedding is being
planned with complete details
announced at a later date.
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CHANGE OF COMMAND Mre. Ed Christiansen and
ceramonlee were held by the CWO and Mre. Lewis Hud
Officer’s Wives of RVAH-B, dleston.
Jons 2, s t the seme time that
Welcomed aboard were Lt.
COC wss taking place aboard ■nd Mrs. Bill Cantrell, LL
the UBS Saratoga. Local and Mrs. Herbert Dodge,
ceremonies took place at a bt.(Jg) «nd Mrs. Ronald
pot-luck supper at the home Bond and Lt, Hoyt Webb.
of Glnnle Sullivan.
• • •
#
Dosaie deGanahl, whose
CPO WIVES board memhusband) Cdr. James deGan her* are scheduled to mset at
ahl was relieved by Cdr. the home of Mre. Ralph
Charles Youngblade, with the Simas Wednesday at 8 p.m.
squadron on deployment in Next business meeting will
the Med-i turned over her be Juno 16 at 8 p.m. in the
gavel to Shirley Youngblade. club room.
• • •
The deGanahl’s will be
leaving shortly for their new
CHANGE OF BOARD cof.
duty station in Norfolk, Ya. fee, scheduled for July B, was
m Also leaving the squadron, the main item of discussion
^ but not the area, is Kathy t t the recent meeting of the
Hansen,
former
publicity RVA1I-5 Officer's Wives at
chairman for Nine. Caryl the home of Barbara Butler
Marshall will replace Kathy with Carol Meyer as co-hos*
as our Jetetrcamer.
less. Five Wive* will be hoeHoot Owls wives also bade tesses for the occasion.
an envious "bon voyage’’ to
A "Far East" theme will
Arvie Atkinson who Is plan be used and unusual entertain
ning a trip to Paris.
ment is planned, including a
Welcomed back to the fold display of gifts brought back
% was Judy Turner, who has to the wives by husband* on
been on an extended tour of the recent Fur East deploy,
Europe, doing some graduate ment plus a fashion show of
Studies while she was there. handmade clothing obtained
Judy has promised to tell in Hong Kong.
Jetstream nil about her trip,
Paula Tippln was welcomed
so more about that later.
to the squadron and the
Owls, the squadron insig group was happy to greet
nia, were much in evidence Chris Danforth, who has re
throughout the S u l l i v a n turned to Sanford.
_ home, from the large banner
Farewell gifts were pre• across the outside of the Rented to netty Kelly, Donna
house to ceramic lanterns Wells, Isabel Goshom, Susan
Ryan, Rainey Olson, Ruth
flanking the punch bowl.
Star of the hour was a real MIchaelson and Donna Beard.
• * •
llva baby hoot owl, the squadron’a newest member and
A GALA EVENING out
adopted mascot. The little waa enjoyed by RVAH-1 Of
fellow waa found and pre- ficer's Wives recently with a
tented to the group by Kathy dinner party at Freddie's
Hensen'a mother, Mrs. I’aeg- Steak House.
Reports say that the gals
0 low.
An arrangement of yellow had a realty swinging time.
and white flower* centered To quote Jetstream reporter
the buffet table, which wns Shirley LaKocca, “ What a
covered with a dark green night!"
Rumors have It that Lor
cloth and the table was load
ed with a wide assortment of raine William* added im
measurably to the evening’s
the wives' favorite dishes.
Kitty Snyder ussisted with musical cntertsinmenL Win
the food and Pat Burch and ners of the beach apparel
Kathy Hensen "did" the dec- door prize* were Judy DromW oration*. Enjoying the eve merhausen and Faye Stetson.
Debbie Sherrill was pre
ning besides those named
were Ann Karnes, (o former sented with n farewell gift
Niner), Kathy Criswell, Joan h r the Sherrill* will eoon b *
Greenwood, Carllyn Krause, leaving for NROTC duty in
Doty Mnlicxowski, Donna Mc- Southern California.
Barbara Bamee and Fran
Danlel, Haro Jane Smith, Gen
Ballard were co-hosteaaea for
Thompson and Mariun Tis*.
• • •
tha party and those enjoying
NEW A R R I V A L S In the fun were Ann Matula,
f RVAH-fl are LL Thomas Kol- Barbara Gronqulat, Holly
^ stead and hla wife Ginger, Bell, Joan Murray, Joanna
from post graduate school in Sample, Myma Wood*, Caro
lyn Conroy and Genie Bol
lfonteray, Calif.
Six wlvea held their coffee ton. These In addition to the
recently at the home of ones mentioned above.
• • •
Linda Davla with Eleanor
VIGILANTE
NAVY WIVES,
8hevlin ae co-hostess. Special
guests ware Mr. and Mr*. Club 211 declared their re
James E. Davis, parents of cent curd party "a total sueL t(jg ) Hobart Davis, from eves."
Items of discussion ovsr
Q Birmingham, Michigan.
Tho wives decided to hold tho card tablea Included the
their coffee or luncheon on Heulth Center in Sanford and
the second Thursday of each how to cope with crank tele
month, with bridge on the phone calla (from an article
laat Thursday. H o w e v e r , in the May Issue of the
since the July coffee will con Header's Digest).
It was a matter of great
flict with the NOWC change
of board activities, the group hilarity when Rhea Cooper
plans a luncheon an July 1> (the girl with 10,000 cook
« Joan Moore a n d E l l e n books.) won another one and
• Vaught will be hostesses. when Ruth Farris (five foot
Bridge wlU be on July 2# at five and llfi pounds) won a
can of Metrecatt ,
the home of Lanny Sketly.
a e •
The club will hold their
MARTHA PIERCE waa business meeting on June M
hoateaa to an Informal g«t- at tha Navy Wivss meeting
acqueintad coffea for RVAH- room, with first order of
1# Enlisted Wives Club, re busineia tha presentation of
cently at bar home at 110 E. an American Flag and a dis
Coleman Circle. R a c h e l sertation on tha history of
£ Hanks and Lucy Pope ware the flag and tha massing of
the symbol.
co-hostoasoa.
Guests for tha occasion In Shortly before the business
cluded Mrs. Margaret Bynum, meeting, the group will hold
Mrs. Maria Haynes, Long- a farewell coffee for Mrs.
wood, Mrs. Joan Hyman, Ruth Smith, whose husband
Lake Mary, Mr*. Chris Lee, is being transferred to Jack
Mrs. Connie Marques and sonville.
e a •
Mrs. Klara Johansen from
STEAK
G O O K O U T at
Seattle, who is visiting hsr
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Lake Golden recently was
hosted by recently ratarnod
• and Mrs. Paul Rough.
Regular board meeting was officer* of RVAH-5 for vivas
postponed until June B and and apodal guests.
Cdr. Wallace Russell pre
since this la an Important
masting all officers are urg sented gifts from tha squad
ed to make a special effort to ron and wished good lack to
Rainey Olson,
attend. It will take place at Jim and
tha boms of Marge Harvey, George and Betty KaUy and
111 Rosalia Drive at 1 p-m. Stave and la s Ryan who are
e a •
departing.
New member* welcomed
to STATION OFFICERS and
their wlvea gathered at the included BHt and Paula Pip
pool last Friday evening to pin, Larry and Nancy Hall
aay adieu to eeveral of their and Fred ThunborsL
e # a
member# and welcome the
ANOTHER P A REWELL
newcomers.
After swimming and din PARTY for departtag offi
ner, Captain Chandler Swan- cers and their wives van held
aoa presented farewell gtfte by tha Station Officers’
to Cdr. and Mre. Pete Me- Wives a t their pool-aide
. Donald. Cdr. and Mrs. Bob- luncheon hostessed by Thai■ art Wooden, LL Cdr. and me linger and Ruth Swan
juxA
DEAR ABBY: A few
weeks ago you had an item
in your column telling the
party who had picked up
her beauty operator's favor
ite hairbrush pleas* to re
turn It quietly and there
would ha no question! ask
ed, as someone had wit
nessed hsr little etunL Well,
I am not the beauty opera
tor who wrote to yen with
that problem, but someon*
did steal my favorite hair
brush about a year ago. and
one day laat week ft n d drnly waa h*ck In my draw
er. So thank* a lo t
LUCY AT THE
LOOKING GLASS
DEAR ABBY; Talk about
a coincidence! A hairbrush
bearing my initials In nail
On
Jacoby and Son
Jacoby
DEPARTING -SANFORD soon will be Cdr. and
Mrs. James deGanahl who have orders to Nor
folk. Cdr. deGanahl was commanding officer of
RVAII-9. Ho will be relieved by Cdr. Charles
Youngblade aboard the USS Saratoga.
son.
Lcdr. Ed Christiansen will
bs retiring on June .10 and
he and Lois will return to
their farm in Louisiana.
CWO Lewis Huddelston,
(who also retires in June)
and hia wife Lynn, will make
their home in Sanford.
Cdr. Pete MacDonald will
go aboard tha USS Roosevelt
and Dottle will remain in
Sanford for the time being,
Cdr. Bob Wooden has been
transferred to the staff of
the Betheada (Md.) dental
achool and he and Mary will
be leaving for the Washing
ton area.
Mrs. Swanson presented
farewell gifts and beat
wishes to tha departing
wives.
New officers elected for
the next six months are
Shirley MacDonald, presi-
1HS Vanderbilt Cup Winner*
Newspaper Enterprise Atin.
Mrs. Herbert Wales of
Dallas, a former president of
the American Bridge Teach
ers’ Association, believes that
a teaching hand should bo
simple and straight forward
so that today's hind should
really meet with her approv
al.
The flret point of Interest
is North'a thrv# no-trump re
sponse to his partner's open
ing no-trump. North has no
reason to show his five card
club ault because no-trump
must offer the best play for
game.
West has a normal opening
lead of the king of hearts and
South ran are that he must
attack clubs. If the club
finesse works ha can count
five clubs, three diamonds
and the two major eult aces
dent; Martha Schwarts, vice
president and NOWC repre
sentative, Helen Hauser, sec
retary and treasurer.
New addition to the ataff
"family" Is a baby daughter
of Lt. Larry White and hia
wife. Loretta.
• •
FATHER'S DAY waa tho
theme of the HVAII-7 Offi
cer's Wive# coffee at the
home of Marcelle Capewcl!
with co-hostess Judy Hen
drickson.
Aa one of the highlights of
tha mcetlnr, childhood photo
graphs of the husband# war#
tlasted around with the group
attempting to identify them.
Each wife waa presented
with a nam* tag featuring a
picture of her husband. Gold
By Mra. Muriel Lawrence
elephant pint were presented
Newspaper
Enterprise Asew.
to tha club offiesra.
DEAR MR8. LAWRENCE:
I am eure you'll understand
why I am not signing this
letter. It is about our 21-yearold daughter who was recent
ly home from college. During
tend tho table. The guests the weekend my huibsnd re
ceived a iong-distsnea call.
choso from a selection of When ehe discovered it waa
breakfast Items Including ba not for her, aha burst out
con, a a u a a g e , pancake*, with a four-letter word that
French toast, sweet rolls, has shocked us deeply. We're
scrambled eggs, toast, coffee not prudes but this wss a
and milk. Smell diplomas tied word that has never passed
with blue ribbon composed the the lips of her father or me.
piece cerdi,, end each guest Her manner was changed, too
received a packet of pressed
perfume sachet wrapped In * *ANRWEn: I s she having a
assorted spring colors.
bad love affair 1
Mrs. Sketly presented Gall
It has been my observation
with a camera which she that young people Who are in
chose to use Immediately.
volved in humiliating sexual
The party was commenced attachment* do tend to use
with an informal dialling and hitting language. If their
yearbook signing session.
training haa associated fourThe guest list included: letter words with nastiness,
Mrs. Ted Sierputowski, Gull's they will use such a on* as
mother; Mrs. J. Clay Will
fams, Mrs. Harry Boone, and
the Mines Gall Senkarlk,
Lynn Haig, Vickie Oabornc,
Linda May, Mary Elian Swl
gonskl, Barbara Drebert, Gin
8:30-0:30 p.m. NBC. "The
grr Smith, Judy lloooa, Jan
ice Foy, Sally Robb and Judy Louvre." (rerun) A lovely
hour of television, an artistic
Robb.
travelogue. With C h a r t * *
Boyer, an art expert In his
South Seminole
own right, serving aa narra
tor, this show is fitting se
quel to NBC's earlier and
comparable tour of the Krem
By Maryana Miles
lin. For one hour you'll fol
Mr. and Mre. Bruce Board- low the TV cameras as they
man and their three sons, prowl lovingly over some of
Mike, Tom and Tarry, from
tha world's greatest a rt treas
Wisconsin, have been visiting
ures and learn their back
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Board- ground and some of the his
man, parents of Bruce. The
tory of tho building ae well,
family took ilght-aeelng trips
to Cypress Gardena, Bok
Tower, Buach Gardens end on
to St. Petersburg. Mr*. Hor
ace Boerdman recently cele
brated bar birthday visiting
TUESDAY P. M.
Marco Island, Naplce and
Capa Coral.
1:1* <l> News
Wa J
Graduation Brunch Fetes
Miss Gail Sierputowski
Miss Gail Sierputowski, IMS
graduate of Seminole High
School, was honored recently
with a surprise graduation
brunch at the home of Lcdr.
and Mrs. Arthur R. Shelly on
Iroquois Avenue.
Gail arrived at the Shelly
home under the assumption
that she would be babyaltting
By Abigail Van Buren
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Opening Wed—V K
for 10 trick*. If It fail* he
cad still count nlna tricks
provided hi* opponents aren't
unkind enough to take five
tricka before ha can gather
in hi* nine.
South ran Ineur* that thia
won't happen by the simple
haWoman
your daughter used to express
their sente of their own nas
tiness. Their furious protest
against the painful self-con
tempt they feel can’t be hid-;
den—and bursts out of them
In words they connect with
loveless and unmeanlngful
sexuality.
Does your daughter's col
lege provide psychological
counsel to *ita students! If
so, are you In a position to
suggest that she apply for it!
I ask this because it hat
also been my observation that
when a young person entang
led In a resented aexual at
tachment receives the gui
dance that makes hla resent
ment available to him, hia
u s e of sex-contemptuous
words is left behind wjth hie
'feeling of eelf-contampt.
It may he helpful to yon
and your husband If you could
realise that you were shock
ed. not to much by your
daughter'* two of thje word
hut by the Intensity of the
d U y h liy h iA
GAIL SIERPUTOWSKI
aa she hid done for the past
several yetrs. Lcdr. Bkelly
ami Mr. Sierputowski were
stationed at NAS Merldiaa,
Miss., when Gail first began
babysitting for the SkellyeMr. Sierputowski retired In
Sanford after hla tour of duty
in Meridian, and Lcdr. Shelly
received orders shortly there
after to NAS Sanford.
The brunch waa served buf
fet style and a lovely blue and
white floral arrangement cen
C asselberry
Personals
By Jaae Casselberry
Jderman end Mrs. CW
srman of Crystal Bowl
ele have been vacationing
Indiana and Ohio for the
t two week a whan they
itad friends and relatives.
! trip wee prompted by
eral causes for celebration
ictty'a birthday, May 84;
2Mh anniversary reunion
bar HickavUle, Ohio, High
iool graduating elaaa, May
and their lith wadding aaeraary on June a.
Personals
feeling behind It.
I say this because w* par
ents often make the mletaka
of hearing the offending
word while we remain deaf
to the offended feelings be
hind it.
By this I do not mean that
we have to applaud the word.
I mean that by closing our
ear* to the deepetr it ex
presses, we get trapped Into
superficial response to the
child, into Indignant reproach
es which drive him deeper
Into hla loneliness. Thus, the
outraged cry, "How dare you
use such language!" ran be
destructive ju it aa a quiet,
self-possessed, "You must be
quite unhappy to talk Ilk*
that" can he productive.
cqft respond to the
despair behind the word in
stead of to the word Itself,
we may ourselves be able to
evoke the outpouring of ming
led pain and rage which be
gins the child's process of re
lease from the entanglement.
TV Time Previews
Including its experiences dur
ing tha Nail occupation. Bid
noy Carroll's script and Nor
man Delta Jolo's score en
hence tha show, but It le the
photography Itself w h i c h
stare. And, if there la any
way for you to get a color
set, this I* ona of thoea rare
instances when rotor not on
ly helps, It’s almost essential.
7:308:30 p.m. NBC. Mr.
Novak. “A A* In Anxiety."
(rerun) Another good one.
The focal character la a 17ysar-old of average Intell!-
apart*. Weather
( » News
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley
(II Nswscope Coat.
Crum recently returned from
f.*l t o c m Nsare— Waller
West Palm Beech, where they
Creaklte
(t) Muatlsr-Brlskley
visited their son-in-law end
(*,
Aqusoaut*
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 1 :11 (S) cua
It* port*
Weisenseel, a n d grandchil
(11 M-Hquad
tO
lilaenuils
* Tractdren, Karen and Bobby,
mart
T:!J (O Combat
(>> Sir. Novak
Spending Memorial D a y
•:*• (O Jo*r Ulskep Show
weekend at Elinor Village lit* (S) Tha Lcuvra
with the Jim Bebatinea, were
(t) IMIlr Orakaoi
( O Had Hkaltaa
their daughter, Adrien*, (he
!•(* (I) Tha Treooa
Harold Dlckinaou and daugh 1 :1* (O raincoat Jaacilea
(t) 1‘cyiun place
ter, the A1 Spleckermanna and
( O Moment o f Tsar
four youngsters, the Boh
11:04 (*1 Fueltlra
Paulsens and eon and the
IS) Tha Doctors A Nuraaj
(1) Who Can Vote
Kenneth Stoudta and five
boys, to the Sabatlnea really 11:44 (1 ) (4) (!) News
11:11 <*> The Late ihow
had a houseful.
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Personals
was nnabla to raplaea disap
peared about a month ago,
and thanks to something
which you put In your col
umn. It was returned. I am
deeply Indebted to you for
this fortunate coincidence,
but I must confess that I
did not write to you. Not
that I don't have problems,
but If I were to write a
DEAR ARBY letter, I would
not waete your precious
time on something so triv
ial. 1 have more serious
problems.
MR. JEROME
IN BOSTON
DEAR ABBY: Would you
please put my mind at case
end put a "confidential"
mesiagr in your column to
“ J U S T WONDERING"!
Answrr either ye* or no.
Was the lady who was sern
slipping a hairbrush info
her purse from St. Paul
Minnesota! Thank you.
"JUST WONDERING"
DEAR "JUST" No — but
return it anyway.
DEAR ABBY: I sm not a
hairdresser — I work in a
large office and 1 wish you
would run a "confidential"
in your column asking tho
person who look my dark
blue Parker fountain pen
please to put it back quietly
and no question* will b*
asked. It's not the value of
th* pen, but it w*e given to
me for my Bar Mitavah 12
years ago, and I still miss it.
BERNIE IN ST. LOUIS
Problems! Writ* to Abby,
Box 60700, Los Angeles,
Calif. For a personal reply,
enclose a stamped, atlf-add raised envelope.
Hate to writ* letters!
Send one dollar to Abby,
Box 6B700, IrfM Angels*
Calif., for ABBY'8 booklet,
HOW TO WRITE LETTER8 FOR ALL OCCA
SIONS."
Often wa might have an
Idea and, although It dose
soem terrific, we Just let it
drop, but I met two entering
and amusing men recently
who had a clever idea and
did something about IL
Have you teen the very
latest thing—tha Champagne
of the Beth, Vintage pour le
Hein! It's a delightful bath
additive end makes you feel
all bubbly just a* If you had
been drinking champagne.
Mike and Marty Greenfield
arc the two men reaponeible
for this new creation. First
they hunted high and taw for
old champagne bottles and,
when they found a buyer with
Imagination AND en order,
they eat up nights washing
bottle*. Now that the cham
pagne bath is launched, they
have their own champagnetype luttta* made to order.
And thoy also have some
thing for the men, which haa
en amusing name yet le a
very good product. Tha ialiel
reads "John Barleycorn, Not
So DRY Bathtub Gin. AFTER
SHAVE LOTION." Men lovo
it s i it bring* beck memories
of the "epeekeaey" days. It
ii also very, good for the
skin. Bo give your men th*
"Dry Gin" after shaving lo
tion and he will lovs both you
and tha "gin,"
Before this bright venture
the firm, known aa Tom
Field*, Ltd., had been the
makers of th* well-known
Tlnkerball Toiletries for lit
tle girls. Aiwa- -restive and
all wandering—what next
from these two mon who dare
to have a aonae of humor In
builnaes! Wall, it 18 nlco
that thero are eome men In
buslnese who hero a sense of
humor—and that m a k e s
cental
To introduco their new Vin
tage products, they gave a
smart party at the famous
Billy Read's Little Club,
where all was fun and
brought a feeling of nostalgia
for tha days when Scott Fitz
gerald waa tha "greatest"
and tha girls wora dresses
ahova the knees (don't they
nnw t). Only now they bath
In Champagne of the Beth,
One smart woman hae put
interesting win* racks on her
bathroom ahelvea and stocked
them with th* new product*.
Tomorrow—"Dear E d y t h
Thornton McLeod"
genes whose parents era con
vinced she's brilliant and
drive her so far beyond her
rapacities, eh* erseke up.
Then affrald to face them
when she can't win t eeholer*
ship ee her eider did before
her, aha tries suicide. June
Harding Is believable as th*
girl pushed beyond her en
durance and the story t* cer
tain to hit b responsive chord
with many viewers.
8-8:80 p.m. CBS. Joey 1)1*hop Show, "The Sultan's
Gift." (rerun) Joey doe* such
■ good Job entertaining a
HulUn, the state department's
guest rewards him with n
matched act of harem beau(It News with Mikt Wei. tlee. Kill# think* this le hard
Iso*
ly n suitable gift, but Joey
11:11 (It Whet's This Song
doesn’t want to offend th*
(it I Love Lutr
11:11 (It NDC New*
Satrap. Naturally Kills pre
ItiM ( f t Concentration
vails (D«rn!) end If you
(It Andy of Mayberry
(O tteo. Bride
think you cen gurss tho sub
11:11 (it Jsopardy
stitute gift, how right you
(SI Th* McCoys
(SI Frio* to Itlsht
nre.
WEDNESDAY P. M.
8:30-9:30 p.m. CBS. The
Red Skelton Show, (rerun)
11:1* ( It Call My B luff
• ( O Lave sr U f a
Don Knotts, in his beat Bar
( I t Donna Used
ney Fyfe manner, and The !!ihA 3L L A R S AVI!.
H i t t ( f t Nsws
11:1* ( t t I'll lis t
Searchers, Join Red tonight
( t t r i t b s r K nows Best
in a good hour. The Roerch( I t Maarch for Tomor
row
*rs will elng "Love Potion
ll:tl (I) Ouldlag U*k«
Numlmr Nine," their big hit,
( I t N ile N sw s
and Don gets tangled up
! : * t ( O (Ilrl Talk
(It Tbs llsbus film*
( t Nsws, Ed., Wool hsr with Freddie the Freeloaderv
when he tries to get Freddie
t i l l ( I t P ocos
1:14 (it as Th* Worn Toms to take hie houseboat raft cut THE ONLY TRUE
(ft Lat'a Make A Deal
of tho city lake. Red gate .
* Taira T l f f l O F I
(S' Nswslln*
1:14 (tt Hite Nawe
help from Frankie Derro In* • • • A l n U l l l l f O I a IK
l:S* <11 I’sssword
the silent spot in a sketch
u rD n
(ft Moment of Trutfc
(It Flam* la (ho Wlag called "The Story Behind the
M L K fc .
J;H (O Art LioklsMoe
Painting."
(ii u ir la c o m
(t) Tho Donors
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Television Tonight
taj. Joseph Laird of MelLane returned h o m e
irsday from Orlando Air
ce Base Hospital, where Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pettiwaa confined following a nati and daughters, Gigl and
Mltay, and Mra. Pettlnati’*
slater, Mist Ann Csraml, re
Kenneth Millar, eon of Mr. cently visited In Miami. Mist
and Mrs. Charles Millar, re Ceraml will soon be returning
turned borne laat week from to her home in New York. She
WUrnore. Ky , where ha la a bat ipent the winter months
with the Pettlnatis.
student at Asbury College.
is Darlene ■ * * ,
__
f Mr. and Mrs. Darwin
North Triplet Drive, Is
for tha summer after
leting bar Junior year at
ry and Henry College,
7, Va-
expedient of ducking the flret
two rounds of hearts. He can
do thin safely because West
can't shift to any eult that
will emharraie him.
So he leta West hold the
first two heart trick# and
win* the third. Then he trie*
the club finesse end East ii
in with the king.
East doee not have a heart
left io he shifts to a epad*.
South must rtfuee the spade
finesse. He can count nine
tricks without it and he hat
contracted to take only nine
tricks.
Later he can try for a tenth
trick by leading a epade
from dummy after cashing
all the clubs and diamonds.
He won't make this tenth
trick but he has nothing to
lost by trying for it, after
he hat msds certain of his
contract.
polish was matted to me (na
return address) In cere of
tha beauty parlor w hen I
waa employed over four
years ago. I am no longar
a t that shop, aa I now have
a shop of my own, but tho
package was forwarded to
me. I couldn't figure it out
aa it was Just an ordinary
hairbrush and 1 never even
mleeed It. Th* myetcry wee
eolved when tome of my op
erators told me about an artlcls which ran In your col
umn about a month ago. Al
though I am not the person
who wrote to you about the
missing h a i r b r u s h , I
thought you might get a
laugh out of knowing that
someone apparently had a
very guilty coneclence.
MADALINE IN
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
DEAR ABBY: I read your
column every once in a whit#
and get a big kick out of it,
but I would never dream
of writing lo a newspaper
columniet for advice on a
personal problem. However,
you did me a big favor and
I want to thank you for it.
Last week a hairbrush that
had been missing for nearly
three years suddenly turned
up in my booth. After in
quiring around the shop as
to how It got there, no ono
seemed to know, bul several
of (ha hide In th* thop told
me that a "oonfldentlal"
meaaaga appeared In your
column not long ago telling
the lady who had ellpped
her hairdresser's favorite
brush Into hsr pure* please
return it quietly and no
question* would be asked,
as eh* was seen. So, thank
yuu, Dear Abby.
MR. WILLIAM
IN DETROIT
DEAR ABBY: Wonder of
wonders! A hairbrush 1 had
been using for years end
M
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R I IJl - IN 1 HI Al f l
Last T I * m Tantta
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halt teeroira n
•bow . . .
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WALT UIOWKV'S
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Rrlaa Malta — ( alar
Plat at lotas aslr
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POOR
Should Mf»«TtxDH»Arrm»-me pw p <7
Q I N I I A L TENDKH. dCMOOL FOR 1HI LOONYACADFMV/OOfb ■ 1 SIR W Wd fiNAL •OUT/,
CTBii A beautiful day and W M tO W P U N C H / U C I« H IS NtOMNIA V
RYOOUMDNAYg-tgte
—
evening tor you to gain U*
good will and active assistIBM from others by
special courtesies that they
would very much appreciate
and respond to with aoraa ro
tors compliments. Co-optrata
with othon in tha morning
and than pot pour own enerflaa to work making now
■oceosMS In tha evening.
ARIES (Mar. 2t to Apr.
II) finally coming to dad*
•Iona with aaaoclatos la qulta
poaslblo during morning.
Coma to • quick understanding. Ralagata paraonal dotloa
to tha ahank of tha oranlng.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May
50)
Making aurroundinga
mora attract! ra can maka
doallnga with othara mora
plaasant during day. Plan to
work with partners In tha
aarly aranlng. Co-workera ara
oagar to land a hand.
GEMINI (May 21 to Juna
II) Planning for social srents
and amusaments ahead la
boat during morning. To
night your abode can bo cleanad, decorated, etc. Get your
Ufa on a mora firm footing.
Ba practical.
MOON CHILDREN (Juna
22 to July 21) You can roach
thoaa difficult decisions dur
ing A.M. ao that later much
can bo produced and you feel
happy. Do what will delight
kin, aloo. Get Into favorite
hobby tonight
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21)
After you dear up home af
fairs, you can plan for some
time ahead where buelneaa,
etc. Is concerned. All that da
ta you want la available. En
joy that easy chair tonight
and relax.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept.
22) Getting busy at whatever
Incroaaea y a u r abundance
givea othara Incentive also
and alleviates that foaling of
gloom. Keep working, maka
aad apaad money. Visiting Is
fine tonight
LIRRA (Sept 22 to Oct
22) Getting financial affairs
In order la imperative now ao
that paraonal matters also
■meliorate. Maka year deal•lane aarly. Than c a r r y
through hi aa orderly fash
ion.
SCORPIO (Oct 22 to Nov.
51) Informsttea ana bo glean
ed that will assist you to plan
tha future quietly so that
you Increase success. Morn
ing may bo aomowhat diffi
cult. After that all goes
smoothly.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22
to Dae. 21) Seeking recrea
tion la boot during A. M., but
later bo aura you are of as
sistance to tote, ot al. A good
pal can make your morning
vary happy. Than down to
business.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to
Jan. 20) Contact those help
ful blg.wlgs during day and
get fins Ideas to put Into op
eration. One higher-up makes
things vary easy for you. Off
to tha social and fun tonight.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to
Feb. ID) New waya and
means for gaining greater
aueeees present thrmielvea
during A.M. and tonight a
powerful Individual Is also of
great help to you. Taka right
practical steps. EXPAND.
PISCES (Fab. 20 to Mar.
20) Attend to all important
obligations during A.M. era
riding off to new Interests.
Be vary courteous with a new
contact. Pleasing loved one
with a gift Is wise In P.M.
IF Y O U R CHILD IB
BORN TODAY, he or aha
will bo ona of those Intelli
gent persons who likes to
weigh both sides of any sit
uation and then endeavor to
arrive at tha right answer.
There will ba much courage
and determination (a this
chart aa well. Regulate tha
diet early, since there la a
tendency to obesity hare.
Fine chart for tha govern
ment worker, the detective
of note, ate.
*Tha Stars Impel, they
do not cempeLM What yen
•aka of year Ilfs la largo,
ly up to YOUI
Carroll Righter's Individual
Fsraeaat far year sign for
Jnly la now ready. For your
ea*y Bond yaw Mrthdato aad
9IA2 to Carroll tighter (The
■■•ted Herald) Res 1221,
Hollywood 22, OsUtenia.
About 10 par sent e l tha
people of Bolivia are pure
Indiana, 12 par o*nt are pure
white aad tha remaining 22
pdk coat are Chelae or alg-
lb
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ftf#
n
— June 8, 1968
By Galbraith
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It deems ebleellaaab le ta
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DEADLINES
12
Noun Day Hr lure
Pulilicalion For
Inxrrtiona and Kllla
(Hat. Noon For Monday)
OUR ANCESTORS
13. Catering • Food
FIELD peae 11 Mi Itu llrlng
own cnnlalner & pick, Phone
izz -zm .
READY-MIX CONCRETE
Btocka, Slapping Stones, Sand,
Steal, (Irenes Traps. Hock,
[.at Marker!, Polyethylene,
Wire >leeh. Step*. Window
Sllta, Dry Wall* A Drain Tile.
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
FOR SALE: I-arge Blue Crabt
Si .an dot. Call Unger Beall, J BET of Imported Chine,
Klactrio
Benina
Machine,
itct-tn::.
I Z I - lt l t .
15. S p ecial S e r v ic e s
RANGE, full alee, |«n ; refri
gerator. (id. good condition.
LAWNS MOWED, Floor clean
ZZZ-nilt.
ing A Window Cleaning, l i t (III.
I Cl'. FT. Olhenn Refrigerator,
sold water spigot Inside. Per
PAINTINll, Profeaelonal hy Lea
fect. Ph. IZI-iii'U after S:J0.
Hrlm. lueured. tit-4111.
CLEAN - OIL A ADJUST any
LAWNS mowed. Edging, Lola
make Hewing Machine. HeCleaned, Leavet Vacuumed.
11.10 now only ttc. Z
&ular
AYS only. IZZ-tlll.
SICK ROOM NEEDS
HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS
Wheel Chain , Walkere. Canea WHITE HEWING MACHINES
Authorised Balsa A Service
A Crutchta for rtnt or sale,
GARRETT'S
l ’reicrlpllona at L o w s e t
ZZZ-IZd
Price*
Discount to peopla ZOO E. F l n t
over I t A all Barrie* Person
I
PC.
Sectional.
IPc.
R at
nel. Check our prleaa.
tan. I l f W. 1st.
FAUST DRUG STORE
Fre e
D e liv e r y
Z Z Z -O T It
111. Iluthiers Supplies
PRE-CAST Concrete Step*
ULK"OKA LUMBER CO
S!(t Matvle Av*
m -fi)««
30. Hardware
SUMMER SALE
VACUUM CLEANERS: El retro,
lug. Hoover, O. K , Filter
Quatn, Kirby, ate.
I l t t i A up
Guaranteed
SANFORD VACUUM BVC
i d i h. Park
ifz-aitt
EVERYDAY U )W PRICES!
Samp Grad. Glfta: Underwood
Hanford's Moat Complete
portable
Typewriter, l i t si;
t e d Wi l l ia m s n o w
Smith • Corona Claaalc "II''
•OS E. i l l h
______ IH H II
Portable, t l l t . t i : S m i t h Corona Elec. Portable, l l i l . t i .
S i. I’luniliing
TERMS • TRADES.
POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY
PLU M H IN D
C o n t r ic t ln K R e p a ir*
Y U K E E S T IM A T KB
Care
97. H obby* F o r R w t
* IIKIIM., 1 Hath. 1 Dana, K it t IIDltM- I Rath homo. Car- UNPUnN. i Bdrm. Duplex, K it
pnrta, Patio, 1 acrea land,
chen, D. Ilm., I- Ilm., luvun*
chen equip. 131-31*1.
dry
Urn.,
amrl*
rlnaeta,
Ideal for children. Furn. or
Unfurnlahad. I31-T1I1.
Ilrerieway A tool room. 321FIRST Floor Furnished ApL 111
tJII.
tf
W. llt h .. Adult* only, No
10*». Mobila Homes • Sals Pats. Ph. I11.IIIB.
SEE THIS TODAT
FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Du
!,arge 1 Rdrm. horn*. Elao.
t - t and I Badrooma
plex Apt., l.'lllltlea turn., Tile
kllchen, llardwood floor*, lo
NEW and USED
hath, Tar re »*o floor*. Ph.
cated on I nlca Iota— LowAwnings A Cabana*
133-1739.
down payment 1*1.DO par mo.
QUALI "T MOBILE HOMES
and only li.Tlo.
Hwy. IT-II ■
lll-lllt
I A t BDRM. Furn. Duplex
Apt* for rani, l i l t Palmetto.
HIT — IT FT.. I Bdrm. Trailer.
I P acreaned porch, clean, on
lot, Flrat t*10. Hollywood FURN. Apt. Cloa* tn, Jim ml*
Cowan. t l l- I O t l .
Trailer
Ct.
Tnvaatmant A Realty
I f N. Park Av*.
IZZ-tlTI
FURN. 3 lldrm. ApL JIM Mag103. Mobile Hometi • Rent
nulla, | i ) , ft. A. Williams,
133-1*11.
Government owned
1 RDRM. Trailer on larg* Lak*.
Homes
Apartment, 101 Myrtle A ve,
IT1-T1II.
Ph. 333-11*3.
1 RDRM. Trailer, la*. Cabana.
ZTOi 8. Park Ave , 11Z-III4.
FUILV. Apartments, reasonable
•tl-ltll.
Satactlnn at 1. I, and I
Bedrooms located In varloua 3 BDRM. Houaetrallar. Igs.
FURN.
Duplex Apt., I Rooms
ehady lot In Country, lil.uo.
■ a .dona of fantord
_____
A Ralh, tin mo. m
mllat
Immadlata D a l l v a r r __ _ __533-**»T.
from Navy Rase. tZl-1311.
$100.00 D O W N
MONTHLY PAYMENTS 106. Apartment:, for Rent
FROM $50.00
FOR THE nEST HOME 3-RUOM Furn. API. l i i ma.
Including water A electricity.
BUY
j : ; . » iht.
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Property
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1—t_ost A Found
I—Personal*
I—
Beauty Cara
I —Day Nuritrlaa
• —Child Cara
I —Doga—Cat*— Petn
ID— Poultry — Llvaatoek
II—
Specie! Notices
t l —Catering — Food
14 —lltcycl* Repair*
l i —HpaoUl Service*
I t —Interior Decorators
IT—Janitorial Services
t«—Landscape Service
II— Builder* Supplied
Id—Hardware
I t —lloma Improvement*
11 —Plumbing
I I —Painting
14—Well Drilling
I I —Air Cond. A Heating
II—Radio - Television
I t —Photo A Equipment
la—Horn* Appllanras
I I —Musical Instruments
JI—Ruslnea* Equipment
i ! —Job Printing
It —U| hnlalary
l i —Vacuum Clasnara
It —Moving A Hloraga
t t —Eitarmlnatora
11—Plants — Freda — Baade
I t —Mlae. For Sals
II — Article* Fur Rent
I I —Swap or Kirhanga
I t —Wanted To Huy
I t —Furnllur* For Hale
I I —Antique* For Sal*
II —Muney To Loan
I t —Uuslnaa* Opportunities
I I —Money Wanted
• 4—Sav'nga A Loan
I I —Insurance
I t —School! A Instructions
TO— Employment Service*
Tl—Male Help Wanted
tJ—Pamela Help Wanted
t l —Mala or Famal* Help
t l —Bala* Help Wanted
TT—Hltuatlun Wanted
I I —Incoma Property
I I —Buelaaaa Prop.—Sal*
I I —R ial Eatatn Want*)
I t — Raal Estal* Salt
IT—Sualnesa Rentals
10—
Lota For Sal*
II —Karma—Grovea
t l —Acreage
11—
Houses For Sal*
l i —H ouses—Sal* or Real
IT— llnua* For Rant
lOD— Resort Rantali
l o t —Trailers—Cabanas
laz—Mobil* Rome*—Hals
t P l —Mobile Home*— Rent
l o t —Trailer Hpaca— Rent
t o t —Trailer toils—Hale
tog—Apartments For Rant
lot — Rooms For Rant
110—
liolal Room*
111—
Rental .taenia
111—Wanted To Rant
H i —Auloa For Hal*
111—Auto*— Hal* or Trad*
111—Trucks For Hal*
110—
Automotive Service
111—
Scooters A Cycle*
111—lloata A Motora
t l i —Marina Hupplla*
Management
and Sales Broker
JIM H U N T
REALTY
Ofrica: I l l - I l l *
Nlghta: 1 1 1 -hTna
111-04(1
t i l l Park Drive
1 I1MDRUOM, IH Ratha, Ige,
fenced y u: it. Country Club
Height*. Lake Mary Road,
t i l Kaatrr, Asauma Ml*. *
111 mo. I l l - l l i > .
FURN. APT. t t l - l i n s .
UNFURNISHED
1
bedroom
Duple* Apt., lerraisoo flnore,
tile hath, Venetian Mind*,
kitchen
equipped. 122-3331
_after I
______
108. Rooms For Rent
I l l WEEKLY. Furn. I Rdrm.
Apt.. Illll. Furn.. Z«1 K, 1th. ROOMS for lien, 401 Magnolia.
i:z-*Tli.
CLEAN 1-Ilr., Furn. A p t- No
Pete. TUT Elm.
COURTKOUBY CIIAROE AC
COUNTS— limited oradll It
Kl'IIN. Oar. Apt. 133-I1IA.
you own a phone. Put olaaal
^
f
tn M jb ^ ^ r o r lM o r T jjil
NEW 1 lldrm. Duplex Apt.
Tile hath, Terraam floor*.
Water Furn., I3I-I0II after 115. Autos Fur Sale
a.
1140 PONTIAC Catalina
Kl'IIN Apt. l t d Park.
l*»i on
SANFORD MOTOR CO
FURN. APT., IH # Mtllonvltla, l#S French Ava
119-4*13
FURS'. A I T , Reasonable. 1ZZ- 1*51 CIIRYttl.Krt N , w Yorker,
»(*#.
rvcellent condlllon. 11Z-IZTI.
DGWN8TA1KH, U n r u t D .
1 1949 PLYMOUTH, Z d o o r ,
Rdrm. V(it., kllchen equipped.
Standard Shift, R A ){. 1141
IMH W. l l t h Bt.
Caah. Enterprise Grocery, Enterprlae, Fla.
FURN. Garage Apt.. Z JII4 P al
metto. 311-013) nr )Zil.
1*41 HI 1CK E lt r lra I I I Con
vertible. uoimI clean romllllon
Z-ttOOM Apt. Clean A Rea.
Inside and out. Bargain price.
annabla. ZTZ-IZZI.
IZI-043I.
MODERN l lldrm Furn. Apt. 1)14 TRIUMPH Tnz, s e w Top.
•01 Palmetto. IZ1-1ITI.
ww/Radlo, G o o d
Rubbar,
Mint Hell, IM0. Call 1Z1.0I40.
CAHHELnERRT: 1 Rdrm, Dupie*. Furn. or utifiirn., Hpac- 1*34 UIIKV. Ilel Air Hardtop.
lout llnoma. Ph. 139-1330 or
H 00. 1*11 Volkswagen Be111-1*11
dan ii.znn. ph. i : : - m iT .
PARK H i n a n —SUBDIVISION
I lldrm., 1 Bath. Spacious, Dou
ble Garage, Central Hast,
llullt-lr. Kltch.n, llraakfaat
Area, Large Dining Room,
Hoddtd Front Lawn, Clly
pewar III,IBB — IMO Down.
FLOOR Apt., 1 or I Adult*.
MUR McKEE USEU CARS
Open Dally, Evanlnga II I- lat.
122-3131.
NO MONET DOWN
IT 19.
TO! French Ava.
181-0388
FURN. l-room Apt. with bath
A gat.tge. 3430 Narcissus. I'h. JEEP '41 Wagon. Warn huh*,
Ill-lllf.
healer, radio, naw Urea A
brakes, II,oon niltaa. 11.100.
H i m Weekly for 1 Rdrm. IMIWill lak* trade. I Z I - l l l l .
lit l e a furn. Apt. lo t E. Ith.
Adult*.
' ll DODGE, Actual mileage
Call 111-1**1 after I. 110 E.
WITLAiv A APARTMENTS III
Ird.
v . First Bt.
I. I, A « IIEDROOMS
I, m * I IIATIIH
116. AutoH • Bale or Trad*
AVAIAIN APARTMENTS
KITCHEN EQUIPPED
(Dial Dlraot)
IZZ-lilT
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS III W. Ind SL.
From Sanford Kiohang*
From Sam loot* County
t * l l FKYLINKR, retrackaM*
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
FURN. DUPLEX. 1 Bdrm, re
hardtop, radio, heater, power
For Compteia Informatloa
decorated,
M
l
m
a.
Lake
Jaeataarlag, f i l l a aah oT lead*
He* or C*U Your
aup. Call 123-3443 after 4:1*.
for older car. Ph. Ilt - I I I T or
73. K i l t dF F id a ir H ilp 95. Ilnuses For Rale
tea al III Oarrlaan Pr.
KFF. APT. private bath, lu llSALES BROKER
abl* for Couple or Final*
RAVENNA PARK, Z Bedroom,
parson. Ideally located d ow n 118. TruckM Fur Hate
I bath. l o w down payment W* lls v * Hi* Horn* For You
town.
Inquire at
Manual
f i t i* monthly, .'all tz.’- i i u
Jacobion Dept. Btor*. I l l E *4* FORD Plrk.up, runs good,
NEWS C O It R E ■ PONDENT
in . in-PS**.
lal
wanted In Oviedo. Muit cover IT.Oon for nlca i Hdrm., 1 lota
Social, Church A H e h o o I
1 1 1 - it lt .
Event*. Use of Cimera necee*
eary, Contact Paul llrookl l l i PARK DRIVE
ahlre, Sanford Herald, 822339-3420
Ill-T il!
1111.
N i a i lT S
111-1101 1110 Hiawatha at IT-tl
Itl-lltl
Ill-M il
Ill-M il
COUNTRY CLUtl
Manor, t l l l - l t l l
Rdrm.
It*
bath.
Avaumt
mortgage. tZ Z -llll after I
77. Situation Wanted
p. tn.
322-5612
425-5938
RENT A BED
O. E. A p .llt n r e e —Naw A Uead Roltawsy,
Hospital.
na k y
ttt-IIlt
Bads. Nr Day. Weak, or
JIA lllllE T T -- iirauty H o o k , 111 Magnolia
Month.
t o f t water, aranlna app'l*.
•11. Mimical InalrumenU
__llriv Hr. (lak. irj.iTIZ
CARIIOLL'fl FURNITURE
111 W. 1st
lll-llll
8 . I'ctH & S u p p l i e s
Tou
ran
find
anything
you
Gena Cumhaa — I t l - t l f t
natd advertlead la tha Hamid
ANIMAL
IIAVKNKannala
Plano Tuning and Repair
Classified.
Bcreencd llun, Ho.lM!I't H I W I., Harmon ■ 411-41)1
4713. Y'all coma aaa ua!
"You natn* tl—w# btva lit'
POPCORN MACHINE for Car1YANTEH: Good home for white 511. Mine. For Sale
nival*. Ilataart A Parties.
Female Kitten, t wk*. old.
AMERICAN RENT-ALL
“ T - ™S«w T ngjIacb T n#^™ 7
TWIN NEEDLE
t i l l g- H lew aihs
IZZ-tlll
D1AL-U-MAT1C
SA N F O R D HERALD
ZIG-ZAG ' l l MODEL
53. Wanted To Buy
Mutt evil du* to olrcumatance*.
WANT ADS
I f f balance, term* available. BKLg
US
yuur
Furnttur*.
We finance our own. Credit
Quick Karvlc# with tha Cult.
BRING FAST
adjuster GA I - I l t l Collect
SUPER TRADINO P O U T . IT Yr. nld BOY D**lr#s *l**d> RAVENNA PARK. 1 Hr, i
full bath*. 1 yr* old, Hmall
Summer
employment.
Can
RESULTS
III.tiff
SANFORD n t WIN d CENTER
down payment a.aumt mort
nparat* tractor A farm Imple
10< So. perk *ve.
Itt-ltll
USED FURNITURE
gage. i::-otii> after 1 p. m
ment*. Wilt consider any type
i l l . I l l s _______
of steady work. Call 3
COLORED PROPERTY
55. Furniture For Sale
F o i l HALIT
84. Keel Estate - Sale
1
IIDltM. lloME ONLY
IN T U B SAMB OK TIIB tTATB 1% TIIB
riH U I’IT
COURT
lin
o down
WlIJiON
MAIEIl
FtlltN
OK KI.OIIIIlAi
MNTII J ) 1)111(1, ( I l i f t IT OK
C. A. WHIDDON, SR. J im Walter Corporation hna
Huy — Sell — Trad*
Tu: IttCIIAtll> A. HOLLAND
K1,0 III DA IN AND FOR BEEhlc* I Rdrm home fur aal*
BROKER
t i l - l i E. tat.
113-1111
Itealdrnca unknown
I .NOLB COl .NT V.
In Oltaau. (Direction*: Taka
Idi s. park
113-1*91
TOU A n u HEREBY NOTI* CHANCERY NO. U t M
For
Ih*
blg
gtst
aalactlon
of
■ tats Road III East out of
VIED that a ault for divorce FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT
nearly new and uead furnlSanford, go through Osteen
haa l.ern tiled aaalnat you by GAGE ASSOCIATION, a Cor
HART PILCIIER, Broker
tura. tea Noll'a Furniture
A look for arrow* houe* A
CAROL LAU HOLLAND, la the poration,
Personal Service
Brokerage
In
Caasalbarry
lot for tale. On l t d Ju»t o u t
Circuit Court of the Ninth JuCall
III.TIM
Plaintiff,
on IT-II. open I daya t to I.
side City Limits.) Duly llun
dlil.il Circuit, In and for Ham- vs.
Down. ITS.10 par monlh. Call
Dude County, Klorlda, In Chan- Lorln L Smith and Marilyn N.
Orlando Collect m - u t » z .
FlUStS EST7OTATE
Oery No. 11002, and you are Smith, his wife: Joe M. UreaUpholstering
A
Mattreaa
ren
hereby required to atrva a copy seals and Josephine Breaseala,
f lM E TESTED FIRM
I BEDROOM Air wondlllnnad.
ovating New A Uard Furni t i lTHE
of your Anawar ta tha Com hie wife: and Charles K. MalutN Park Av*.
Ill-lilt
tt*
bath*. Florida
Ituoin.
ture. Call M l Bedding Mfg.
plaint nn the plaintiff*! a tto r tek and Dorothy J. Matulsek,
Vary
Reasonable.
Tr* A
Co.
at
I
d
Celery
Ava.
111.
ney, (lladelone L Kuhlora, No. Ills wife,
Green Ratal*. Zll-u U i.
JOHN E. FOX
tut.
J i t North Jdaannlla Avenur. Or
l>e fendant (•)
Realtor
lando, Klorlda, and tile tha or i
1110 DOWN
NOTICE IS 11 Kit Mil Y GIVEN
101 N. Park Av*.
I Z l - e ii t
ginal In tha ofth-e of Ilia Clerk pursuant to a Final Decree of
I RtL. 10 a IT Fla. I l m , Ter.
Qf the Circuit Court on or he- Foreclosure deled Ihe Ird day ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Flour*.
Kit. equip. |(T mo.
Bedd.ng A Furniture
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
tpra the eth day of duty. f l i t , of June. A. D 1**1, and entered
par* all HELMLY REALTY.
AT FACTORY PIUCESi
nastier
otherwise tha alleaatlnna of In Chancery Case No. 14*1* of
Ulrica In Village Halt, N. Or
Raymond Lundqulat, Aaao.
tit Magnolia
llt-ttlt
aald Complaint will ha taken aa tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth
lando. IZZ-tlll, nlghta IIIConfer wed,
li7t.
Judldnl Circuit In and tor Hem- Uead furniture appliances, tool*, l l l - l l l t Atlantic Rank llldg.
WITNESS my hand mid the Im.le County, Florida, wherein
ate. Bought - Bold- Larry"* IF YOU PAY rent you can
official aeal of tha aald Court, Federal National Mortgage As
Mart. I l l Sanford A va Ph.
own a hum* of your own.
at Hanford, Hemlnnla County, sociation, a corporation organ
Roma ready for occupancy.
Florida, thta Ird day of June, lied under an Act of Congress e t z z - m z _____________________
LMN ENTER PRIHEH, INC.
J»«i.
and ealetlng pursuant to tha CO. Business Opport.
t i l Long wood Plaia, Long- ■EVFRAL Oulataadlng 1 A I
SEAL)
Federal National Mortgage Aswood. Fla.
.
Arthur tl. flrrkwlth, Jr,,
lledruum ll< n.aa available la
aorlallon Charier Art, having
Clerk, Circuit Court
all Area* ul Hanford. Lat ila
Its principal office In fhe City AVAILABLE for Dealer, Spar MODERN masonry home, furnService MUtlon, 10*1 French
Phow you Aroundl
Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen. D. C. of Washington, District of Co
l.had, on attractive 3<» sera
Ava Call Collect J. J. Ilrown
Oladatone L Kohloaa
lumbia, la the Plaintiff, and
tract, beautifully landscap
Attorney for Plaintiff
Larin L Smith and Marilyn K.
ed. miscellaneous fruit trees.
J19 North Magnolia Avenue
Smith, hie wife; Joa M. BreaTwo additional buildings nn
Orlando, Klorlda
teals and Josephine Hreaaeale, 69. Schools A Instructions
IMI I Perk Av*.
premises
Zoned agricultural
Fubllah: June I, It, II. i t . m s hie Wife; and Charlea K. MaI l l t i l l anytime
Including llv# Block. All till*
CUN It
tulirk and Dorothy J. Mstuliek, FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH
for IIT.ovOoif. Tarma Ar (ll'EN Aflrrnooiia ( In l lu pm
tSpace University Airport)
h /w . the Defendants, 1 will sail
ranged,
weekdays and 11-1:1* pm
IN T ilt ; NAMK o r TU B BTATB to the hlghrat and beat bidder Located * miles East of Oviedo
Hal. A Hull.lay. Tu ba enmnn Hwy. I l l It now open. Four acrea rlearrd and grass
OK K t.n llltlA i
for <aah at the Front Dour nf
plelsd soon 1 lledrooui, 1Vy
Student Instruction now g i v
TO: MU. l.AIIRY H CHINCH
the Hetnlnola Cnunty Court
ad. Good residential and pee
iiath. lot of cloaal ipai t- West
en In Piper Cherokee "III."
hnuta In Ihe City of Sanford,
•
r u n Hurtle Avenue
tur* land. Priced at ll.ouono
Coma out and I t e m to fly
(ih HI LMN KNTEIIPRIHES.
County of Hemlnnla, Slate of
Wlneton Halem,
cash.
NOW. Eipart Instruction In
INC, 1*1 iHrngwnod Plaaa,
Klorlda, at U;fin A M. on tha
North I'afnllne
a
r
a
ll
i
e
d
atmosphere
remov
Ph.
114-3*1 I,
TnlJ A HE IIBI1KI1Y NOTI ■ IMh day of June, 1**1, the fol
ed from busy im fflo pat- Two bedroom frame home, k it
FIKH that a ault for divorce lowing described property aa
chen
equipped,
large
tol.
May
I
IIK D K G O M ,
2 la rg e
*h a d *
tern a. Twln-aagln* Charter
haa been filed against you by aet f.uth In aald Final Decree,
ha had for |T,ooo ua. Terms
lr e - » , r a n g e a n d r e f r i g e r a t o r
available anywhere. E n n o
.CAROLE COLE CHINCH, In the lo -w ll:
arrangad.
Included,
ae-unie
VA
loan.
Aviation
Products
available
Circuit Court of tha Ninth J u
let
ui'.i k :*. n o r t h
C a ll I Z Z - t n * .
for Happy Flying. Ph. 1*1dicial Circuit, In and for Sem
ORLANDO,
according
to
Two
Bedroom
frame
home,
k
it
l in l for further In formal Ion
inole County, Klorlda. In Chan
plat thereof recorded In
chen enipped, large lot. Hell 1 RDIIM. IH Hatha, llutlt-ln
and appointment.
cery No. IS01H, and you are
Plat Rook 11, P ages I t and
ing price only | l , l l l . i i l with
Oven a Stove, double car
hereby required to aarve a copy
11, Public Record! of Sem SWIMMING Leasona, Qualified
terms.
port*. Asauma paymeuta. 111.
o f your Anawrr to tha Com
inole County, Florida, In
Instructor- I t t - l l l T . _________
TUB.
plaint on the plalntlff’a Attor
cluding specifically, but not
Approilmalely all arras, m ost
ney, filed at one L Kohloaa, No.
by way o f limitation, the
ly cleared, with frontage on 1 UEDttGMM. I bath. CvnUat
follow lug
flgturra
a n d 71. Mill Help Wanted
211 North Magnolia Avenue. lir>
Ileal A Air cond. Take over
two paved roads. Reasonably
landn, Klorlda, and file the artequipment all permanently
priced.
payments |IB mo l o l ColdDRIVERS NEEDED
f i n a l In the office of tha Clerk
Inat ailed:
water D r , Casselberry. I l l IN THIS AREA
of the Circuit Court on or lie1. Wall Heater — Panelray
IMI.
Nationwide mobile home Iranitore the <th day of July, Hits,
— model FA-SS
(toiler needs uwner-uparatore.
other vi lie the allrgatlana of
Z. Hangs —■ Dials — Model
I liCDItowM, 1 *, Haiti, Florida
Real Ea'ata — Insurance
C I ii > n r 1 1 1 aaalatanca for Ird A Park Av*
■aid Complaint will ha taken
Room, w-oalcl lol, and air
filia l
llt-lfil
truck purchase. For details
Be confessed.
conditioned;
111,ICO OS; ItI. Refrigerator — Frlglwrits
NATIONAL
TRAILER
"We
Trade
Nationally"
WITNESS my hand and tha
•lalra — modal D - l l
nance FIIA. Cotivaiitlunal. or
CUNVuY, INC.. III. I. Bog YES. we sail government owned
official eaal of tha aald Court.
4. Hot Water lleatar — Day
nothing down VA. LMN KN1T1, Ocala. Florida or F. O.
Fit A A VA hom es
• t Hanford. Hemlnnla County.
A Night — modal 10-C
TKItl'IIIKEH, INC., 1*1 LungHot l u l l. Dawson Station, liuo Down PaymenE For easy
Klorlda, thla Ird day of June,
Dated this Ird day of June,
wood riasa, Ph. 111-1*11.
Tulsa.
Oklahoma.______________
qualifying
a
n
d
occupancy
lt«S.
A D. 1*11.
call—
Nice I lle-troom, I bath bom*,
(SEAL)
(SEAL)
HTEMPER AGENCY
Uaautlfut yard A front red
Tt. Female Help W ealed
Arthur II. Heckwlth, Jr.,
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.,
Realtor e Appraiser • Insurot
wood patio, Thla ta a real
Clark, Circuit Court
Clark of Circuit Court
1)11 I. French
Ity: Martha T. Vlhlen. D. C.
buy.
By: Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C EXPERIENCED HEWING MA I l l - m i _____
a l ld e t o n e L. Kohlote
Cleveland, Stephenson a Ulaa
CHINE
Operator*
naadtd.
Attorney for P laintiff
Attorneys for Plaintiff
JOHN SAULS AGENCY
Steady year round em ploy 90. Lots For Stl«
t i t North Magnolia Avanu#
P. O. Drawer Z
ment In our modern air-conREAL ESTATE BROKER
Orlando, Klorlda
Sanfurd, Florida
dlHoned factory.
Real Estate Associate
DKLTUNA Lakafruni (Gleason)
Fubllah: June I, IS, i t . It, ItfS Publish: June I, l t d
ALIX DF SANFORD
at Coat—Owner. t*la AlgunW ILL A MAE PROKOSCtl
CUE II
CDS II
H U Gtlaad* D r , Sanford
■ Uia T r a il ALelUanA.
IM-I17I Day
l l l - a i l l Night*
120. Automotive Service
106. ApartmentR for Rent
SO U T H W A R D
fla n **.
o
a.
CL
ica u ty
Erralb June 8, 1965 — Pnge 11 95. Ilnuses For Sale
VACUUUM C L E A N E R , t i l l
Modal, uead only 1 time.
Fay tha balanea of tl* . w i l l
tsk o older Vacuum cleaner
for part p aym e n t Ph. Orlan
do Collect OA I -I U 7 .
Tilt-POWER, Manifold A Carbe
for five 'iZ -'lt Pontiac.
II U IIAIIVET
204 «Unf»rit A v
111*1111 4 pc. IILACK Hectlonsl lift; 1
lllunds Living room Tables II
rarh: Rasslnel l i n t ; Train| . l,o s L & F o u n d
21. Well Drilling
Ing Heat If. i n - i m .
LOST: M.vl# Slamr-a C«l, l»th. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS COLOR TV. Ilka new. rapoataeSI’ltlNKI-EH SYSTEMS
A Hanford, mm li loved pal.
alon. new watranty, Asauma
All Type* and Htisg
1:1-1*37.
paymeuta l i t .10 par ms. BanWe Itepilr a .hi Service
ford IZZ-lOIt.
S T I N K
2. P erso n a l4
Machine and Supply Co.
I-TIER Chicken brooder, elec
IDT W. Ind SI_________ I i : - « H
________
tric. t z z - i i f t .
Du you have a drinking
tem. Writ* P. O. Uog 111).
3
0
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m
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A
p
p
l
i
a
n
c
e
s
Hanford
51. Articles For Rent
f
4.
0«tfnrb
t l per day rental for Electric
Carpet Hhampooer with purCAN AH Day Camp heglne June
chaee of Ulua Luetre. Carroll
llt h .. L tk a Holden. For In
Furniture Co.
formation call M i - i l l l , Frtd
d ia l nireeO—
W*t l , t a i n u i a a a a
h
9
A
HENS for tala tt o * 10c each,
p e e .W a t Egga l i e dog. t i l IfHl. Snyder’g Egg - Bird
Karm.
U . Sp ecia l N o tic es
425-5938
►
»
&•
ELECTRIC Lawnmower, per
fect c o n d , very reaaonahle.
Call J. P. Humbert, 11 Aaturlana ltd., DeBery, Fla.
in-m i.
R itk l
U a tu l*
GERMAN
shepherd
pupplee,
purebred, unregistered. Ph.
lii-tiM .
Ohr
HUGH. I I . l t up
HOUSES: BROKEN A Trained. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
Ill- J T t l
Call da ye 1:1*1)01 or nlghta tin Sanford Ave.
322-5612
h n
50. Mine. F or Sals
10. Poultry • Livestock
Phones
Pnat
8. r e t s & S u p p lie s
$100 DO W N
FHA - VA HOMES
FHA - VA
ST E N ST R O M
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
Sankmrik Glass and Point
Company
111 Magnolia
Ph. I l t - l l l l
Auto Olaaa I s pa
A Hast Cover*
AUTO GLASS £
SEAT COVER CO.
104 W. Ind St. t tl-IO It
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
121. Scoot era A Cycles
1*40 SILVER PfOEON Motor
Scooter. Good condition, ITi.
Ph ) ! ! - ! : » ! . P. O. Bn* 14*1,
Sanford.
123. H ints & Motora
Getaway T* Tha W aterway
Hobson SportitiR Goods
l o u r EVINRUDE Dealer
104 l - l E. lat.
Ph. 111-1*41
125. ftforlnt Supplies
SPECIAL PAINTS
FIBREGLASS, Cloth A R**1n,
Sava
30%.
Fa aro,
M#0
French Ate. 111-1110.
IT'S FUN In read Ih* WantAds You ran shop without
gallin g out ot your easy
chair.
NATIONAL
B A IN K
^POSSESSION
(Accepted Trade-Ins)
*59 Mrrr.a/r 8691 hat. •51
•691 bat. 6*1
'89 Ford
'89 Fiat
1114 baL •8
'SI Old*
•1099 bal •48
•89 Ford
•SB* bal. •83
'59 r i y m . 4 8840 bal. • »
•89 Ford
•181 baL • »
•59 t’hrv.a/e 8999 hat. •80
M8I bat. • »
'89 Ford
'88 VW
•OH baL I S I
•18 CbOY.
• m b a l •ta
•88 Dodgt 8838 taL •M
8891 baL •M
'88 ituick
•88 Ford
•800 bat. •14
•81 Chov.
•681 bal. M l
•68 Ford
•881 b at M4
*88 Cher,
• S M baL
*57 Chov.
• a n bal. MI
*87 Dod|g •MO b a l IK
•80 rhor.
•< n b o l M l
’88 Ukry.
•800 baL •so
’88 Cad.
1400 b a l « u
■*
Bln.
■to.
■in.
mo.
mo.
mo)
mo.
mm
mo.
mo.
mo.
m e,
mo.
mo.
mo.
I k
mo.
mo.
mo.
mm
Opaai H a t - r i i I AJN.-9 P J L
1AI9 CWd Wed N po«
I UI C SANFORD AVB.
B uford, Florida
818-4808
NttloMl Rapoaaaaaioau lac.
REALTY
Payton Realty
Legal Notice
Legal
Notice
St. Johns Realty
$100 DOWN
FHA-VA HOMES
Seminole Realty
Ball-Blair Agency
YOU BUY THE
9fl. limine* • Sale or Rent
FOR Sal* (1100 down) or Rant,
t i l l mo.), l Rdrm, 1 bath
hnua* with playroom, double
utility room, larg* fancad
yard. I l l E, Won,Rand Dr.,
Ph. owner m l - t i l - t l i * .
NEWLY lladacoratad Masonry I
Rdrm , Htnraa* building. Con
venient to arhoola A thopplng
All rtatnnabl* olfara
___
rnrtaldared Ill-la TI.
W HOLE
97. Hituscs For Rent
rURNIHHEH
11out*.
Mary. 111-10**.
Lake
I IIDRM , I Bath. Family room.
Dining room, ('antral heat A
air., kltrbrn furn. Available
June Id. 1Z1-IMI
1
BEDROOM Hunland Home.
Haa Just been redecorated tnaid* A out. Kitchen la equip
ped. (IBB per month.
(NOT
JUST A
SLICE!)
ST E N ST R O M
REALTY
1111 Park
191-1110
I ROOMS partly ar all Furn
111. I11-1III.
NEWLY Painted IJnfurn. haul*,
Ml. M i l Elm Av*., I l l - l l l l
or I1Z-1>TT.
LOCH ARBOR, C*m*nt Block
house, Completely furn. A sir
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�PASADENA, Calif. (UPI)—
Timothy Nleholaon, th* **poor"
rich boy convicted of man
slaughter in tha fatal ahooting of hla twin brother, Todd,
will b* aentenced July 9.
A Jury of aeven men and
five women deliberated two
days and eonildcred three
week* of testimony before con
victing the 22-year-old de
fendant Monday.
Superior Judge H. Burton
Noble eet the date for eenteneing and a probation hear
ing. He aaid ha would consider
a t tha same time a defense
motion for 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.
At th* time of 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 doting 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 of 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
Victor Herbert produced
two grand operas; “Natoma"
and “Madeleine."
MOSCOW (UPI) — 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 of Luna-
WASHINGTON (UPI)—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 of U.S. military
aid to Latin America.
Senate foreign relation*
D.
(Doug)
committee chairman J. Wil PE T E R
liam Fulbrlght offered the Tnmny, son of Cdr. and
plan aa an amendment to the Mrs. L. D. Tamny,
Russia's Luns-6 • p a e e
1516
East
S
e
c
o
n
d
13.44
billion
foreign
aid
bill
probe,
launched on May 9,
MIDSHIPMAN CHRISTOPHER WILSON, aon
now before the Senate. A vote Street, will Ire graduat failed in an attempt to make
of Cdr. (USN, ret.) and Mrs. J. R. Wilson was
waa planned under an agree ed Wednesday f r o m
an unprecedented eoft-landlng
presented the Sanford Naval Academy leader
ment limiting debate on the the U. S. Nava] Acad on the moon. Its retro - rock
ship trophy along with half a dozen other acad
emy at Annnpolls, Md. ets apparently failed to fire
amendment.
emic and athletic honors, including the Head
He was graduated In properly and the rocket
Fulbrlght’*
propoaal
follow*
master’s List award for an “all A” record,
the Johnaon adminlatratlon'a 1961 f r o m Seminole
Capt. John Williams, commandant, made the
auggeatlon for a permanent High School and will be
presentation at graduation and dedication cer
Inter-American peace fore* to assigned to the Nuclear Three In Family
emonies at Commodore Barry Hail (formerly
head
off trouble in area* auch Power School, Mare Is Killed In Crash
Mayfair Inn) Friday.
(Herald Photo)
aa the Dominican Republic. land, San Francisco.
CHATTANOOGA (UPI)—
The amendment would give a
Armed with ropes, wire bask
boost to thl* plan.
ets, and stretchers, searchers
It provide* that 126 million
of lha (66 million in th* bill
found three bod Ira in the
for arm* aid to Latin America
wreckage of a private plan*
would be permitted to go to an
on rugged Elder Mountain
OAS peace force. It alao apeSunday.
ciflea that the reat of the
Th* victims were identified
Sanford Ufa insurance man
funda be uaed to the‘‘mexlas Coy Kirkmsn, 44, of
Hank
Johnaon
la
among
a
WASHINGTON (UPJ)-The The Louisiana law invoked mnm extent feaalble" for
Chamblee, Ga„ his wife,
Supreme Court hat closed a In the case parallels a federal OAS-dlrected peacekeeping ef group of Mutual Of New Ruth, 40, and their daughter,
York sale* leader* who par Bonnie, 10.
relatively t r a n q u i l 1964-63 statute prohibiting demonstra fort*.
tions
near
a
courthouse
with
The family waa en route to
ticipated In a conference In
term, marked chiefly by the
see Uialr son in Great Falla,
Virginia Beach lait week.
upholding of that part of the intent to influence what goes Other congressional news:
Excise Taxes; Tha Senat*
new civil rights law relating on Inside.
Attendance a t tha bualneaa Mont.
Said Black:
Finance committee, pushing
to public accommodations.
and educational meeting la
The justices exploded no le "Justice cannot be rightly ahead on President Johnson's baaed on qualification for the
First U. S. president not
administered,
nor
are
the
$4.8
billion
excise
tax
cut
bill,
gal bombshells on matters
Field
Club,
an
honor
organis
elected
to that office was John
lives
and
safety
of
prisoners
called Treasury Secretary Hen
such a a school prayers or legation compromising tha top 20 Tyler, who assumed office on
secure,
where
throngs
of
peo
ry
II.
Fowler
for
an
abbrevi
lilaUve respporlionraent as
per cent of MONY'a Bale* tho death of William Henry
have marked other recent ple clamor against the pro ated hearing. The House has force.
Harrison.
cesses
of
Justice
right
outside
passed
th*
measure,
and
th*
term*.
the
courthouse
or
jsilhouse
Senat* is expected to consider
The civil rights ruling waa a
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.
measure. In a more aurpria- per place to administer Jus Pay: Navy Secretary Paul
II. Nltie was scheduled to ap
Ing decision the court found tice."
tho now law wiped out all Those who often vote togeth pear before tho House armed
"sit-in" convictions if Uia er In close civil liberties cases services committee on th* ad
demonstrations occurred In are Chief Justice Earl Warren m inistratin'! $369 million
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
lnues crack the bloc which Justices Tom C. Clark, John tee memliera are barking a
usually votes for the Individ Marshall llarlan, Potter Slew- pay raise bill that would cost
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 ciiei.
Penre Corps: Peace Corps
soil-spoken Alabaman who
director It. Sargent Shriver
Itna championed free speech The court's final session waa to appear before the
and other individual liberties ended in constitutional dis Homo foreign affairs com
for years, separated from hla array ovar televised criminal mittee to testify In favor of
brethren In two important (rials and Connecticut's anti- legislation to extend th* pro
contraceptive law.
cases.
The Connecticut statute was gram.
The Senate version of the
One waa the alt-ln decision; struck down as a violation of bill contains a proviso that
Ihe
First
Amendment
and
the
the other the reversal of the
would force Shriver to give
conviction of an lntegrallonlst swindling conviction of Texas up either hla Peace Corps job
financier
Billie
Sol
Estes
waa
demonstrator in Baton Rouge,
reversed because part of the or th# directorship of th* War
trial waa televised. But there on Poverty.
Guna: Philadelphia Police
were six opinions in each
Commissioner H o w a r d R.
case,
The court had only five Leahy said in testimony pre*
A m erica ’s »
other cases to decide, but it pared for a Senate subcommit
took 10 opinions to do the Job, tee considering gun control
for a total of 22 opinions in legislation that weapons are
often passsd “from hand to
seven case*.
Black again figured promi hand, city to city and atat*
nently In the day's output to stata" by criminal!. lie
With considerable emotion he said police Investigations were
declared that the Connecticut hampered by the lack of con
birth control ruling waa "no trols over such weapons.
ordinary decision."
"Thera is no provision in $1,500 Stolen
the Constitution which tlther
Nearly $1,600 In rash was
expressly or Impliedly vests stolen from a Lewis Candy
power in this court to ait aa a and Tobacco truck while Its
supervisory agency over acts driver, Robert E. Fenton, Orof a duly constituted legisla Undo, waa aervlclnr vending
tive body and aat aside their machine* In Seminole Me
laws because of the court's morial Hospital. Police re
belief that the legislative pol port* any the trurk waa
icies adopted are unreason broken Into during the 8-12
able, unwise, arbitrary, ca minutes Penton was in th*
fv4 Mult 500 2-poor Hardtop
pricious or irrational," be hospital. A tire iron, used to
said.
force entry, waa found near
In other actions this term the truck.
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 of 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 of Callfornia'a claims to tha valuable
offshore oil land alao claimed
by tha federal government.
he highest It
•a c s ;
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 of the Soviet program
of research into apace and
the planet*.
Like aome 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
PLATFORM
ROCKERS
A Wide Selection From Which
To Choose. Many Styles And Finishes.
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TERMS
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STATSLY JEAN Maynard, UnJvwmlty of Flo.
tida $04d from TaUahaaaw, u among as 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
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PHONE S22-093S
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ftOACHI« • ANTS
EASTER LILLIES
GERANIUMS
POTTED MUMS
bitinc th# earth, Tata re
ported. It explained that a
multi-stag# rocket waa t i n 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 * * * * “The Nile of America”
Phone 822-2011
*
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W EA T H ER : Tuesday 85-71, rain .73 Inch; show ers th ru Thursday, high in 80s, low about 70.________________
VOL. 87
U nited P ress Leased W ire
Established 1008
WEDNESDAY, JU N E 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 en 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.
•
•
•
SEM INOLE MEMORIAL H ospital's $1 million addition U 25 per cen t
complete, A dm inistrator R obert B esserer reported th is m orning. Two
ire tty m em bers of the hospital s ta ff, Rebecca E arrens (left) and Jonnie
P>
(H erald Photo)
E21am, point to the w ing’a progress.
Five Persons Killed m w A
By Storms In North Drowns
Herald cerraa»e*4wt 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: "How do you
know you were hit by light
ning? Did you see it?" Boy:
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
"No, my cousin woke mo up All visible signs indicated
and told me." ‘‘Did the
lightning strike him ?" "No— today that American infan
trymen soon would b* plung
he ducked!”
• • •
ed Into combat in South Viet
Sanford’s Civil S e r v i c e Nam.
U also was reported that
Board has gone on record as
"whole-heartlly”
concurring there would be a continued
with the city commission'! ap buildup of American military
pointments of Reynolds T. men In Viet Nam. The total
Thomas and Arnold S. Wil now is 63,600 from all the
liams as fire and police services.
chiefs, respectively. The let The latest expansion of
ters of concurrence cited the America's participation in the
men's knowledge, experience war would cast Army and
and interest in their respec Marine units in an offensivn,
direct combat role alongside
tive fields.
• • •
the South Vietnamese forces.
Traffic Ptlmn. James T.
This would be a major
(Jim ) Hardy Is a patient at step beyond their continuing
Seminole Memorial Hospital mission of defending key air
where he underwent major base*—which involve! "egsurgery Tuesday, Also on the greielve patrolling" to search
police sick list is Ptimn. Her nut threatening and advising
man Harriett, who is abed at the South Vietnamese.
Seminole Memorial with a
President Johnson has au
back ailment.
thorised the use of troops in
• • •
"combat support" of South
Mis* Jennifer Thompson, a Vietnamese forces with cer
1964 graduate of Seminole tain qualification* which ap
High School, was on the sec peared to close all minor bar
ond semester Dean's List at riers.
Florida Southern College at
Senate Repuhlicen Leader
Lakeland. She is the daughter Kverelt M. Dirkten, III., In
of Mr. and Mrs. George L. dicated he accepted the move.
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
By Jam Casselberry
eds who have Just completed
A pa tie window waa brok
their freshman year.
en end a screen cut in an at
• • •
Headline writing Is the ait tempted break-in a t the home
of condensing • news story of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R.
Into a wary few words. Some Brown, 4*0 Lake Kathryn
times, even the best editor Circle, Casselberry, a t S:S0
compresses the story too a.m. today.
Mrs. Brown called tha Cas
much, as happened la Tha
Herald recently. The headline selberry Police Department
read: "Oviedo Athletes Bar after haariag tha shatter of
becue Guests." Aa one wag glaaa. Patrolman M. Fisher
commented: "Hope they tast and Sheriff Deputy R. Rice
ed good!" (Hi, well, you can't investigated but failed to
find the prowler.
win them all.
• • •
Evidence that someone had
The Sanford Recreation De tried to break la another
partment will sponsor a vaca window waa discovered by
tion dance Friday evening. Mr*. Brown last week. Tha
The dance will be open to all Julian Stanetroms, who live
Junior and senior high stu next door, also reported
dents with recreation cards. hearing a prowler last night
Music will be by the "Rock- and having their telephone
wires cut recently.
log Road Runners."
Yank Fighters
Facing Combat
Prowler Sought
A t Casselberry
U n it e d V reaa
Intetnathm aK
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* a t the
rate of a foot an hour at Eu
reka, but most of tha town
waa safe on high ground.
The weather bureau at Wi
chita, Kan., said flash flood
ing could occur in three coun
tie*.
The rein was more welcome
in pert* of 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 of 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 of a truck during a
heavy ralnetorm near Carbondale, III.
Search To End
For Lost Plane
MIAMI (UPI) — 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 of the
trupieal Atlantic.
Although hope of finding
the 10 men—nine of them
from the Milwaukee area
end one from Miami—grew
dimmer with each day of
searching, Rear Adm. Louis
M. Thayer, commander of the
7th Coast Guard district, or
dered the search continued at
least today,
*
• • •
A
TAM
(UM) — Flank
Overby, IB, • sophomore a t
Tampa R o b i n s o n High
School, drowned after jump
ing off a brldga railing into
Tampa Bay,
Nation Mourns
BELGRADE, Y u g oslavla
(UPI)—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 (UPI) —
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 (UPI) —
Sen. Dewey Johnson, of
l)ulncy, leader of the small
county majority bloc, today
became tha third elate sen
ator to win a seat on the
North Florida District Court
of Appcnli bench.
Steady Progress
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
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. (UPI)
—The FBI distributed 260,000
"most wanted criminal" post
era today, hoping a turn up
• trace of suspected killer
Duane Pope, the young man
who police alleged shot three
persona to death during
Big Springe bank robbery.
Promoted
TAMPA (UP!) — LL Gan.
Bruce K. Holloway, deputy
commander of tho U. 8.
Strike Command a t MacDlll
AFB here, will become com
mander-in-chief of U. 8. Air
Forces in Europe July SI.
President Johnson announced
the assignment of Holloway
and said be will nominate
him for 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 of 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.
SPACE W ALKER— A stronaut E dw ard W hite
float* In space, th e gold-plated cord a ttach in g
him to the Gemini capsule unwinding from the
black hag in front of him. More th an a hundred
miles below nre the Gulf of Mexico and Tcxaa
Coast.
Double Space W alk Idea Told
ABOARD USS WASH AT
SEA (UPI) — 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
s e e
this
aircraft carrier steamed
"Up until this recent rain,"
Tucker said, "the citrus wee toward Flcrida to deliver the
suffering quit* badly. It had astronauts home to tha United
really reached the critical 8tat*s Thursday.
It took McDIvltt and White
point, wtlh some fruit drop
report*?. Some grd*ci (o£$ only f iur daymte tri*el|paarly
close 4 p* the antlra cvojl but 1.7 million radea tro u g h
this w e f not widespread qvsr spec*.
s e e
the county."
It
la
taking
them another
Calling tha rainfall a
three
days
to
cover
the 1,400"multi-million dollar rain,"
Tucker said It was ‘‘Just mile stretch from their At
what wa needed. W* had al lantic Ocean landing spot to
most reached tha point of no their homes in Houston, Tex.,
to begin a string of celebra
return."
A» to the vegetable crops, tions with tha biggest one in
Tucker said they hed not suf McDlvitt’e home town of Chi
fered too much, since they cago.
Marhlniat's Mate l-C Robert
were close to tho season's
end. "But tho rain always F. Campbell of Brighton,
helps," Tucker said, “since it Mass., one of the Wasp's three
reduces the soluble salts that runnere*up for "outstanding
have built up. It's a big sailor of the month," lunched
T ue sd ay with the space hemes
help."
and quoted MrDivitt as say
If the average rainfall ing a double "spacewalk" was
romre for June end July, considered hut rejected ae too
Tucker feela there will be no dangerous.
A news report from the car
further denger to crops, and
the water table should build rier that "it Is quite likely
hark to it* normal level. that the two crew members
Bight now the level* are will alternate walks In space"
"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 of the low water
heads, and pumps are being
used to keep them flowing.
WASHINGTON (U ri)
Normal rainfall for June,
based on the 26-year average, President Johnson has reis 6.0 Inches, and so far this stored yachting aa a presi
month therv haa been a rain dential pastime these balmy
spring evrnlngs on the Po
fall of 2.16 inchea.
Elsewhere in the county, tomac.
On several recent evenings,
State Forestry Hanger Albert
Harris, at Forrit Service the latest Tuesday night, Ui*
headquarters in Longwood, Chief Executive has slipped
has breathed a sigh of re out of the White House at
dusk to spend several hours
lief because of the rains.
At hi* atatlon Tuesday, cruising on the river.
His gueata have Included
Harris recorded 1.20 inches
of rain, and thl* morning congressional leaders a n d
measured .00 Inchea. This, he prominent figures in the
said, greatly relieves tha world of Journalism, among
dangerous f i r e
situation other*.
This is a new form of re
which had existed in the
county. Heveral woods and laxation fur Johnson, and he
muck fires occurred over the tuts gone about it as quietly
county during the dry spell. as possible to avoid attract
Harris pointed out today ing an unwanted flotilla of
that since the fire situation curious from among the craft
hea eased, the rangers are which ply the Washington
once egein available to aid channel and the Potomac
when the weather ia good.
with burning off land.
In commenting on tho
rains, Tucker spoke of the Yanks Released
frar there would be a slow SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) —
down in the fir* ant program Three U. 8. paratroopers self
underway. However, ha amid ad Tuesday by tha Dominican
tha program ia 91 per cent rebels were released today.
complete in the county and
that it should be ended by
4-H CONGRESS
this weekend. "On* full day
GAINESVILLE (UPI) —
of flying will end the pro Th* State 4-H Club Congress
gram," Tucker said, "but it will open Monday a t tha Un
should definitely be over with iversity of Florida with 700
by the end of this week."
members expected to attend.
Lyndon Turns
Yachtsman
on the next Gemini flight was
unsupported by apace agency
officials.
Dr. George Mueller, chief of
the U.S. manned 8pacefllght
programs said earlier this
week that no "extra-vehicular
activity," spacewalks or other.
wise, wax planned for the sev The world today atilt thrilled
en-day voyage of Gemtnl-6 as to the dramatic film of
tronauts L. Cardan Cooper White's walking and Jetting
and Charles Tele Conrad. This
his way around apaca with tha
flight ia eot for Aug. 9.
cloudy, moist ball of earth
s e e
hanging In tha background. *
But Gemlni-6 la an epic for
Tuesday night, Whita him
the future.
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.
"He sort of lifted out of tho
chxlr."
"Thera I go again," said
White.
state commerce regulations,
"Thera sha go**," ha eeld
Th* federal marketing or
when
he saw on film hla glova
der, if obtained, would help
atabllUe the market prices flying off into apaca.
Still ahead for tha Gemini
fur Florida producers, and
wuuld set up proper class twin* waa tha task of raliving
their 62-orbit experiences to
utilisation of the milk.
"We don't really know tha United State* via newt
what we are going to do," conference at Houston Thurs
Baker said, "we've come to day or Friday, and to Presi
nu conclusion. We're going to dent Johnson * t hit Texts
bold another meeting Thurs ranch this weekend — then a
day or Friday . . . but wa era trip to Chlcngu^for'a Makerprepared tu get a federal or- tap* parade.
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^aVUmilLt? formulate
aotae pL i k>r hctlon, several
area' producers are meeting
today with membere of 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 of 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 (UPI) —
Another batch of reapportionnient bills was tossed in
the Legislature today, includ
ing on* for a unicameral
lawmaking body.
Sen. E. W. Gautier, of 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 of 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 (UPI) — 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 of 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
s e a
dar."
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. (UPI) —
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.
According to Bailor Camp
bell, McDIvltt said epee* offi
cial* "had thought about send
ing both outside Gemini 4 for
spacewalks, but found there
would be diffieutty getting
ready to gat out, with the
bulkiness of th* apacesulte and
the amount of time thay had.
"He said there wee always «
chance something might go
wrong while both of them
were out," said Campbell.
"Th* spacecraft might go
off course, and neither of 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 Mo„
said White told him he "persunnily suspected" that tba
world’s first spscewalker, So
viet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov,
had "some sort of outside dif
ficulty" in orbit lest March It,
Edging said White told hint
ho himself "wee not nfrald
that ha might encounter it
with Gemlnl-4."
“BUILD YOUR CREDIT —
WHERE IT COUNTS’*
— FINA NCE —
YOUR NEW CAR
AT OUR LOW, LOW
INTER Eh T RATE
4% %
(94.50 PER 9100 PER YEAR)
YOUR BONUS . . .
WHEN YOU F I N A N C E WITH UB, N O W
IN THE FUTURE, !H AUTOMATIC
ELIGIBILITY FOR A -----
OR
SIGNATURE LOAN!
CaM th a auto loan e x p e rts: R alph Pe*old
o r Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611*
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McIntosh, Dr. Starke To Join Now Council
and treatment. As one council
official
said, “ We want to tell
nole County prosecuting attor
the public what alcoholism to
ney, and Dr. George H. Starke,
and what can be done about
immediate past president of
Kenneth W. McIntosh, Semi
the Seminole County Medical
Society, ere expected to be
elected to the board o f direcera o f the newly formed Cen
tra l Florida Council on Alco
holism at an organisational
meeting Wednesday at Orlan
do,
A t ■ later date, special coun
c i l protects wlU be carried on
hi Sanford by Sanford people,
w peetelly la matters of form
al education, court and law enSnrcement programs,
Tha group la a non-profit
charitable corporation whose
general objective to the con
trol and prevention o f alcohol
ism throu^s early detection
CFCA says It will be one of
74 councils which have a ffil
iated with the National Council
on Alcoholism since 1M4 and
ia the first to be established in
although four other
Florida
Florida cities, including Miami
are presently forming similar
White taking prida In their
accomplishment, local mem
bers admit they face e form
idable program of intensive
and continuing public educa
tion at all levels, Including
planned activities In schools
antf colleges. An Information
center with a qualfied full-time
staff will be established. Here,
conjulUtlon and referral to
aourcri of treatment will be
available to families
tad
other» who are Interested, In
cluding alcoholics themielvca.
To avoid poiiible impair
ment of IU primary objective*.
CFCA will not engage In ‘ 'w et"
or "d ry ” controveray; ia nei
ther for nor against social
drinking; will not engage In
any effort to control or pre
vent the sale or use o f alco
holic beverages. The council
asaests It ia concerned solely
with control and prevention of
the disease of alcoholism
which presently afflict* over
five million Americans and
ranks with heart disease, can
cer and mental illness as a
major public health problem.
CKCA points out that it does
not duplicate the work o f any
existing agencies or facilities
All persons Interested in the
and that it neither competes purposes of the council are
nor com pare! with Alcoholics urged to attend tha meeting at
Anonymous,
many o f
whose 7:30 p. m. Wednesday In the
members are among tha coun Friendship Room o f First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Asso
c il’s most active supporters.
Officials of the Florida A l ciation of Orlsndo, Church and
coholic
Rehabilitation
P ro Magnolia Streets. A panel e f
gram at Avon Park have evi informed speakers w ill give
denced their Interest In CFCA's brief talks explaining the pro
success with helpful sugges gram o f CFCA and bow it will
tions and encouragement and be carried out. Ample time Is
several o f them, Including Dr. being allotted for open discuss
W. P . Hill, chief clinical psy ion and questions.
Anyone wishing additional
chologist, are expected to at
tend the membership meeting. Information prior to the meet
Continuing committees far ing is invited to call Richard
specific projects will include D. Stanbra, secretary of the
doctors, hospital administra council at *0-4771.
tors and nurses, clergymen, so
cial agencies, business and in
dustry, the courts and law en
forcement personnel.
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W EDNESDAY
KELLOGG’S
BIG WH E E L
Y A Z O O
n
q u a n t it y
S A N FO R D
wan delivered within minutes to top Navy o f
ficials In the reviewing stand.
(N avy Photo)
FLO R ID A
SEALD-SW EET’
PH. 322-7928
SUM M ER HOURS
Open Monday • Saturday
8:00 A.M . • 8:00 P.M.
By Jane Casselberry
O fficers
fo r
the
Hah Estates E l e m e n t a r y
coming School
Parent-Teacher
O r
wero
Fred
Open Mon. A Frl. Nights
’till 9:00 P.M.
Gary Leldner, first; television was shown.
Karres, second, and
year wars elected by tha Eng- ganisation at the April meet James M a r k i s o h n ,
third.
ing held in the school cafe-
A wants in grades four to aix
went to Melody Kctcherslde,
toriura.
Those elected were Mra. first; Kanny Sutikla, second,
and Robby Legg, third.
Carol Rlaxxl, president; Mrs.
A Southern Dell Telephona
Ruth Blue, first vice presi Company film on educational
dent; Rill Pyle, eeroml vice
SSJH Students
To Take Part
In Contest
president; Mrs. Pat Roberta,
recording
Peggy
By Jaxs Casselberry
Thirteen etudents at South
Seminole Junior High School
w ill be participating In the
American
Contest
Legion
Oratorical
sponsored
morial post 250 o f
by
‘THRIFTY
Me
Cassel
berry.
Those speaking at tha pre
liminary judging to ba held
• t 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
s c h o o l rafelorium will be
Marty and Cathy Dean, Mika
Frish, Kathryn Uruns, Deb
bie Bacchus, Larry Rodd,
Debbia Davis. W alter Blstllna, O lrla Money, Barbara
Smith,
Janla parkrrson,
Steven Terry and Brandon
Heath.
F o u r __ /inallsta->_w lJl__t»
chosen by the Judges who
■re mcmlwra o f the legion
Tost. Timekeeper will be
Harold Kryder.
Each contestant will pre
sent a prepared talk on the
“ Rights and Duties o f tha
Citixen Undsr the Constitu
tion " and an-extemporaneous
talk on a subject related to
the Constitution to be
signed that night.
The final* will he held on
Tuesday, May 4, at 7:30 p.m.
The public la invited to both
•ren t* according to Principal
John Angel who a lio la
Americanism Chairman fo r
the Post.
accretary;
Mra.
Harris, corresponding
secretary; Mra. Gloria Creedcn, treasurer, and Mrs. Carol
Card, assistant treasurer.
Installation wilt take place
at the May mreling.
Last week's meeting waa
conducted by acting president,
Mrs. Helen Douglus, and in
other business a proposed
budget fo r |1,000 for the next
school year waa approved.
The organization also voted
to purchase bicycle racks for
the school.
Principal Morris Ruby pre
sented ribbons to tha winners
o f tha poster contest held re
cently in conjunction with the
Spring Music Festival at the
school. Winners in the grades
•me through three division
L e g a lN o t ic e
V IT II K OP P T K S T IO S TO
A P P L Y TOR O 'K I I U . OH
LOCAL LK Iilk LA T IO N
NOTICE Is hrr.by given lin t
eppllrstlnn w ill
m«<l* to th .
l.rKirlature o f Ih* H l.t# of
Florida at It. t l l i P n .lo n for
U .M .a . o f H i. following lo r .l
or aii.rlsl set:
t, AN ACT It K LATINO TO
I.K V T O P AI* VALOItKM
TAXIOt IN T IIE CENTRAL,
AND HOUTIIEItN FLOOD
c o N T Ilo l, HIHTIllCT:
Amending
Hrutlon 1 of
Chapter SSJJo. U » »
of
Florida. m » ; ll.v l.itm U s tins procedur. of tha Dis
trict for th . year l i l t and
thereafter.
TII1H NOTICE hee been order
ed pubtl.b.d by the Uueril of
County Cuinmlulonere In amt
tor I '. it . County, Flotilla, In
lhi> follow ing new.pap.ra;
T llu .v illa Htar Advocate
Fort Lauderdale Dally News
Miami Itevl.w
D ix ie . County Democrat
ll.n d ry County News
N.btlng News
Veto ll.arh I'r.e.-Journst
SI. Cloud News
Fort rierca N .w s Tribune
D.Land Sun News
Melbourne T im ..
K ey West C ltta.g
Okeechobee-News M irror----Orient!
H.nttnel
1*11111 lleerh Post
Polk County Democrat
Hanford Herald '
Kissimmee O aietle
Fart Myere News Prase
Indlanlown Press
Cocoa Tribune
one time at least I t days before
th* Introduction o f the propos
ed Law la the Legislature.
Board of County Commiss
ioners la and for Dxde
County, Florida
B y: Chuck H all
Mayor o f Pads County
B. B. L K A T ilK IIM A N , Clerk
loasro
By: Edward D. Phelan.
Seminole County, Florida
Deputy c le rk of lbs County
By John Aleaaader. Chair- Com in kill on
Dad* County Courthouse
Attest Arthur Beckwith, lit h Floor
Miami. Florida
Publish April 11, t i l l
FRESH
STALK
LUCKY
STIilKf
COME SEE OUR COM PLETE ASSO RTM ENT O P
FIR E VIC TIM — Ac
tress L i n d a Darnell
wa* the victim o f a
•Wye— wlrfrlt—Awcpt— a
a u b n r b u n Chintiiu
homo nho wan vialtlng.
(N E A Telephoto)
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�City Okays Lakefront Project Action
.*y*»
Shade* o f a dry
The
famed
Sanford!
Shatimar
lounge
. . . long the rendetvoui fo r
Sanford aocj^y at tha Mayfa ir Inn . , ; is going to be
converted Into a anda foun
tain
fo r
Where
young mldrhipmcn.
will
Society
congregate now?
•
•
Sanford
•
Old age assistance check* in
Seminole County arc going to
atmoat 000 persona, according
to State Department o f Pub
lic Welfare.
During
a rerent
month
cherka were aenl to 80:1 peraona in Seminole County at a
coat o f $45,034. The aveiage
check wns f5l.4t.
•
•
•
James (i. Johnson, 2405
Adams Court, and Linda S.
Truluck, 174 Pinccreat Drive,
will receive degreea from the
University r f South Florida
Sunday.
•
•
•
Six Florida ritira — San
ford among them — have re
moved 2,210 parking metera
from their downtown buaineaa
districts. One o f the prime
reasons given fo r removing
parking metera waa to re
vitalise the downtown buai
neaa diatrlct. None o f the
areas
studied
indleated
a
■trong
inercaae
in
retail
aaiea, according to the F lo ri
da A A A .
•
•
•
The 60th rhnpter o f the
American Aeeociution for Re.
tired T en on *
(A A R P )
In
Florida haa been organised at
Deltona.
• e e
On this fallout ahcller pro.
gram, Eoghan Kelley aaya
what ia really needed ia a
substantial effort to gain a
maximum number o f shelter
■pacea In each new building
to be constructed In the next
10 years.
“ From new construction, re
sulting from the rapid growth
rate, we ran develop enough
shelter space* to o ffe r both
existing and future popula
tion a apace protection factor
o f 40 and above," he aaya.
Kelley waa project manager
o f a shelter study made by
the
Orunge-Seminolo
Joint
Fiannlng Croup.
•
•
e
Sanford
Librarian
Mrs.
Sara King haa given ua some
nppnlllng news. Florida ranks
5°th in .•-te .up.Kjrt o f II..b rarl cs .and-fi'-h-icyLees!-toy,
port!
T o remedy this situation,
the Florida Library and His
torical Commission requested
a budget o f >1.8 million fo r
tha next two year* fo r tha
state library and state aid
fo r public libraries.
This has been cut drast
ically hy the lludget Commis
sion. Those interested in re
storing these cuts should con
tact their legislators.
s •
•
The Hunt Central Florida
Regional
Planning
Council
will meet in Sanford at the
M ayfair Inn April 14 at 10
a.nr.
s
a
•
Psychiatrist to p a t i e n t :
"T ell me moie about your In
feriority complex, stupid."
• a
•
The
glass
will grow, it
always docs;
I
wish.-Jt__ would - grow
slower,
'Cause this machine, whaU’er
it was,
It isn't any mower.
Tornado Toll Rises To 241
Property Loss
Estimated At
tlOO Million
CH ICAG O ( U P I ) — Those
who survived began today the
task o f burying the dead
from the devastating midwestern tornadoes.
Dut as funerals were an
nounced the toll increased.
The count o f the dead from
the Patm Sunday disaster
reached 241 a* workers found
more bodies in the rubble.
The 37 tornadoes so far
have claimed 132 lives In In
diana, S3 in Ohio, 40 in Mich
igan, seven in Illinois am!
three in Wisconsin.
Indiana Gov. Roger Prnnigln said, “ Ttecause o f the
magnitude o f this disaster It
will lie days and weeks before
the final toll o f human and
physical damage is known."
“ It is shocking. It is awe
some beyond belief. It compounds misery upon misery,"
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes
said after an on-the-spot inrpectlon o f the stricken areas
in his state.
The sorting and the sifting
went on today, with grim em
ergency workera from as far
away as N ew York pouring
into the disaster areas to help
the homeless, feed the hungry
and rare fo r the injured.
Rull-dotera roamed through
splintered
towns,
clearing
small paths through th* de
bris.
A team o f U . 8. Weather
Rurcnu specialists started a
state-by-statc* tour of the tor
nado-scarred Midwest today,
examining the extent o f dam
age.
Insurance experts estimated
property damage would ap
proach $100 million.
The Small Bualnrss Admin
istration in Washington prom
ised loans fo r the strickrn
area “ as soon as all the re
ports a n in."
But no one was saying
whrn that would be.
In towns like Russiaviile,
Ind., where there was no elec
tric power, no light, no heat,
no achoul, and w h en every
one o f the 600 buildings in
town b o n a scar— no one
knew when the colossal task
would l>e completed.
In places like Pittsfield,
Ohio, a tiny crossroads town,
no one knew w h en to begin.
The village's nins housss,
two churches and some o f Its
stores w e n all blown awny
by the storm. Seven o f the
town's 60 residents were dead.
Seminole County
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on the St. Johns River
Phone 322-2611
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W E A T H E R : Fair thru Wednesday, high 85-92; low tonight in mid-60s.
VOL. 57
United Press Loused W ire
Established 190S~TUKSD A Y,~A Pit 11713, 1965
SAN FOR D ~ FLO R ID A
NO. 167*
Plans Put
In Motion
By Dot ll* Aunt In
Sonford City Com mi dinner* moved Monday
evening to entlmrk on a three-part program o f action
that will culminate in the construction o f a lakefront
development that will "put Sanford on the map."
On a motion from Commissioner M. L. Reborn
Jr., which was approved
unanimously by the com
mission, the city voted
to:
1. Obtain professional
services for the design of the
lakefront development plan;
2. Authorize the fiscal agent
to prepare for the sale ol
bend* financed by franchise
revenues;
3. Instigate n program to oh
tain private capital for the
construction of commercial
facilities.
An amendment to this pro
posal, made by nnhorn, add
ed that the rlly "undertake
the "lake from development
program in line with the re
port presented to the city
commission by the consulting
FIRE CH IE F Mack N.
engineer*” (M aurire 11. Con Cleveland Sr., member
nell amt Associates),
o f the Sanford fire de
In answer to questions from
partment for 45 years
the audience as to how the
and its chief fo r 4 0
cost would be determined,
yearn, said this morn
commissioner* explained that
ing he will have "an
the cost would be established
announcement o f my
by selling the criteria for
retirement f r o m the
construction bids in the $7-800,department" within a
000 class.
few dnya, in response
City Attorney William Hutch to n query about the
ison pointed out (hat commit city’s compulsory re
ment of leases to private in tirement resolution.
is to he released in New York City Wednesday by J. P.
vestors would depend on the
C IT Y OK SANFO RD and county will lose $25,000 annually
action taken by the trustees
Wicgcrs, president o f the Hernnrr Macfnddcn Foundation, n
in taxes when the M ayfair Inn (above) and its annex (motel)
non-profit organisation, sjionsors o f the academy, and Horace
are taken over in nliout nix weeks as dormitory and class
o f the Internal Improvement
Stonehom, president o f the National Exhibition Company
Fund in Tallahassee, in an
rooms l»y the Sanford Naval Acudemy, to las known ns "Com
(San Francisco Giants>.
(Herald Photo)
modore Barry Hall.” Official announcement o f the transaction
swer to a request for trans
fer of title to bottom lands to
tht city,
“ The policy up lo now haa
been to permit municipal lm
provement, hut they will not
permit you to lease these pub
The City of Sanford official,
He lands to private Investors
ly Joined .tha Seminole Coun
This policy has been establishty Chamber o f Commerce
The City o f Sanford w e n fi'
ed for 20 years, in regards to
Monday In requesting the
nn record at the (Jfty Combottomlands
in fresh water
Florida Public UUlltics Com*
miasion meeting Monduy and
These land* are held in pub
mission lo create a county*
intend* to inform the .State
lic trust—(he trustees cannot
wide telephone service.
Legislature that It "v ig o r
convey ■ legal title— they have
The resolution was endorsed
ously apposes" a new hill
no authority In do this. But
unanimously
by the city com*
"drafted, approved, advert la
we must have a legal title misskincrs.
rd and sent" to the stale del
before wc can lease any part
They also voted to join the
egation
by
the
Seminole
of this marina landfill area
Southern Bell Telephone Com*
County
Cornmlsaion
asking
lly
Harry
Lawra
to
appoint
an
acting
police
lo private Investors," Hutchi
Hearns told the board that
By Paul Brookshire
pany in petitioning for tha
for water control anil con
“ It's liern a happy life. I ’ve chief.
son emphasized.
A toning request to allow a he had no intention of put
repeal of the federal excise
servation measure*.
enjoyed
it
and
1
think
Ihnt'a
Williams, who I* 65, today
''Nevertheless,
lei's
go
dog kennel on the Longwood- ting horses in the arra. On the
Inx on communications Mr*
It wok aulit the Mil pro wlial it takes to lie n police- tcminUred over hi* year* ahead with our plans lo build
Markham Road was denied by
vices.
other hand, lie said his inten vide* for iidditionui taxation man, enjoying your work."
with the department, remem Hie project and let these pro
the Seminole County Hoard
City Attorney William <2.
With these words, Snnfurd bering how in 1P20 he nn- blems take care o f themselves
of Commissioners this morning tion was to ask better zoning of nearly half a million dol
Hutchison was instructed to
lars
annually;
without
a
refPolice Chief Roy (j. Williams ■wered police call* on harae- as we rome to them," said
after a delegation appeared for the building of $30,000 to
draw up resolutions express*
errnduin or review by the summed up his -IS years with back or by bicycle.
Commissioner Esrl
Higgin Ing die city's strong endorse
$35,000 homes.
in protest.
public
nr
taxpayers;
it
pro
tlie police department here, 42
The Hoard of Adjustment
In 1032, Chief William* had botham.
A petition was presented the
ment of both these proposals,
vides for n second additional of those years as |x>lire chief.
In answer lo a question from and urging that approval be
Ids closest brush with danger
which had recommended ap
board objecting to the zoning |tax annually, without limiluC
h
i
e
f
Williams
Monday
while capturing an escaped s member of the audience. given both these requests.
proval of the request by Dr.
tlon; it apparently provides evening asked fo r an end to
change.
convict.
Fred George, commissioners
Lewis L. Kline, was overruled
In other action, the Board of for a third additional tax, an hit 4H decade* o f duty to
William * and tha escape* said that there would be no
In the action,
nually,
a
“
special
ta
x
"
withSanford, submitting his letter were involved In an auto necessity for a public referenIn another zoning matter, Commissioners voted to ap
out limitation.
o f resignation to the city wreck whirh rraultrd In
dum on the matter of buildthe board gave its approval to pear as a petitioner Irefore the
The bill provide* to allow ...... mission. In bis letter to broken arm and Ido for the Jag_J.be 1nkftfCl'ttLJir.fl.tscl,- — - - T A L L A H A S S E E — t L I T ) a change from Hl-AA to HC-l Stale Public Utilities Commit~
- USUI * —
-of--H.-c- -rr.T.-nrrlT'",c lh t r f—Wfitraritif VhTef,- feVvlng*_______________
leaving hin”
him ‘‘lahT~up”
"laid up"
James Preston, Miami, stu
taxes
on
all
property
nwnera
asked thnt lie tie placed on for ia m i tima.
______
Dhone
phone ivstcm
system for Seminole
dent editor of Florid* Ststa
Estates.
in the county, If they pay inactive duty April 22, and
Ona or Chief
Williams’
University's student magazine
The request was originally County.
drainage taxes to a district, Ida retirement become effec pm uilrit momenta, lie *nid,
George Touhy appeared be
L o n d o n <u p d — Prim e "Smoke Signals," resigned to
denied
by
the
zoning
board
agency,
authority,
or
|H>tltirn1
LONDON O U T ) — Former
tive Oct. 1. Tire commission came with the completion of Mlniiler Ilom M Wilson ia fly
day after the university ad
but a reconsideration had been
Itoard to request the subdivision, but will not allow
Foreign Secretary P a t r i r k
er*
“ regretfu lly"
nrrepted the Police Benevolent Associ ing to Ihc United Stales today
clion.
lie
said
the
metro
ministration banned the April
poperty owners In munii'l|Nil- tlie resignation,
Gordon Walker said today he sought by Reams.
ation clubhouse on North to discuss the Viet Nam criil* edition ss containing “ vulgar
phone system would unite the
Residents
in
the
area
were
intends to go through with his
ities (such as in the cityl
Wednesday m o r n i n g at Semionla Boulevard. It was and other world problem*
county by communications.
and libelous” material. Th*
Asian paaca m illion despite fearful the rezoning would al
credit for the taxes they pay 11:30, a special meeting of
th* culmination o f a 10-year with President Johnson.
The board also revoked the
new editor will be Bob Cornet,
low
Reams
to
stable
horse*
on
for this type work,
rebuffs from Red China and
llin comillissinn will be held dream fo r William*.
Wilson goes In Washington uf Orlandu, who already had
permit of the Triple A Gar
Carnmlasloneia e x p Inined
Communist North Viet Nam. the properly.
lu I860, the city rommU- as the staunchest Allied sup been elected but was not
bage Collection Company I*that this heavily favor* coun
si on honored the chief for 40 porter of U. S. policy in scheduled tu take over until
cause of past due bills. The
ty taxpayer* while providing
years service to tha city. A t Soulheait Asia
after (he next edition.
company's dumping privileges
“ double taxation" fo r muni
that tima they preiented him
were
revoked
immedistely cipal taxpayer*.
with a gold plated revolver.
with the understanding they
It also require* every prop
Asked what he planned to
would lie reinstated if the hills erty owner, Including those
do
in hi* retirement, William*
Open F r t Nights!
are paid.
in the city to get a permit
laughed and *nid, “ I won't
A request to approve a pro from the county to tju Hitch
get rusty. I don't have loo
f t
posed development In the San- ing, irrigation or watering
SMB
a s SCSI
M i
many hobbies, but I do go
• us m i tus ••* is. ISI IK
n U T QUALITY m
lando Springs area hy the work on hi* property.
i f
a !4 a •
fishing and hunting once In a
Overstreet Investment Co. und
"Tills bill should be tilled
while, and I do u little target
the Florida Land Development ‘drainage o f taxpayer’* pock
shooting.”
Company was taken under ad et*',"
City
Commissioner*
W illiam *' request for revisement.
said and instructed City A t
tlrcment followed on tha heels
|003
1005
torney William C. Hutchison
o f • March 22 resolution o f
* v « MOO tv s a t * * « o ear » * '
to semi to the legislative del
the rlly commission setting
N E W — JU.HX A im iY J :D --------------egation a icsolution opposing
1 2 3
umipiibuiry - retirement at a go
Hie trill a* written anil asking
4 5 • 7 I
9 10
60 for city department head*,
that all pro|icrty in tire city
» 13 14 J5 55
divisiun superintendents, pol
be removed from inclusion in
ice department afftcera and
• S TR A W S • P LA S T IC S • P A T E N T S
the hill.
fire department officers.
Tims* iierauns already AC
Michael Sulton, 21, of 401
Drawn from Hie i t tha
at the time the rtaulullun was
55G. DAC RON — 45',. WOOL
Orange Avenue, was injured
Minlc House by CKAIW U KD passed, automatically would
Monday night when the car he
be retired 30 days following
was driving swerved off the
a ■ a
TH E M AN who hua no adoption o f the mcaaure.
•tree!, entered the yard ol
•
SHORT,
KKG.,
LONG
•
3$
to t$
"it'a
been
a
good
46
y
e
a
n
,"
inteieitlM
.
.
.
but
being
1804 Sanford Avenue,
and
i’ ruaident o f th« United Williams said, “ very good."
atruck a parked car.
SAIGON (U P I )- T h e U. S.
The retired chief and his
States. Thu story o f bin
The parked vehicle was Embassy reported today that
M EN’S SHORT S L E E V E
first 500 days in the wife, Ruby, live at 424 E l
guerrillas
have
pushed into the corner of the Communist
liott Avenue.
house. Nn damage estimate executed an American aid o f White House, by Bruce
In accepting hi* resignation
ficial. Joseph W. Grainger,
has been made ■* yet.
B i o * « a t, Washington
correspondent o f News the commission commended
Sutton, who ii in the Navy, 38, of Sumter, S. C., who was
NEWSMEN are presumed to pick up quirks
• W H IT E • P A S T E L S • W A SH ’N W E A R
paper Enterprise Asso Williams by saying, "Th is
waa taken to the dispensary at kidnaped last August during
quickly but it took pretty Genevieve Stubbing*,
a tour of the counlryaidc.
Sanford N aval A ir Station.
ciation, starts today on man haa contributed more
substitute proof-reader fo r The Herald, only a
Investigation of the accident
It waa tha first known Viet
pare 2 in The Sanford than any one man to this
few minutes this morning to note this mixed-up
USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD!
la incomplete and no chargei Con* murder • » an Americann fieri
Herald. It U a three- city. He haa glvea 4 f years
calender, several copies o f which are hanging
have
been
filed.
civilian
eapti
*
ai aMritorleaa aarvic*," „
■tory.
ia Tha Herald aawwoom.
(Herald Photo).
K
»
t
City Supports
County Metro
Phone System
City Opposes County Water
It s Been Happy Life,
Says Chief Williams
Rezoning For Kennels
Rejected By County
'Smoke Signals*
Cao Up In Smoke
Parley Slated
Peace Mission
Closeup
e n n eu f
U a M IA
SUNDAY IS EASTER!
Sailor Injured
In Car Mishap
EASTER HANDBAGS .
American Slain
MEN'S SUITS
By Guerrillas
DRESS S H IR T S ___
dmk
3
4.99
�t
>'He Does N o t Like To Make
Lyndon Johnson: The First 500 Days
By Bruce Bioaaat
W A S H IN G TO N — (N E A )
— President Lyndon B. John
son, rounding out hit flrat
(00 day* In office, displays
to his friends and advisers
commanding assurance and
balance aa he takes the coun
tr y through the twin fires of
V iet Nam and Alabama and
endures
recurring
email
atorma o f personal assault.
One staunch friend declares
that by hla actions In the
“ double crisis" o f 1005 the
President hat stepped outside
the protective tent o f “ con
sensus government" and mov
ed boldly down the road tow
ard a superior presidency.
In this adviser'* view, the
tigh t linking o f Lyndon Johnson with the soft comforts of
consensus Is one o f the great
misreadings o f this troubled
yrar. Says this mam
“ Consensus Is a good frame
within which to work, but It
cannot mean h* aspect* to
taka 80 to 90 per cant o f the
American people down one
road with him. He has no Il
lusions about that at all. In
tha Gulf o f Tonkin affair,
then after the Pleiku raid,
and now at Balms, tha Pres
ident acted with i.o e ffo rt at
finding first a broad con
sensus o f support."
This judgment I* among
tha most striking of many
gleaned by this reporter In
a series o f esclusive inter
views with Johnson's friends
and associates snd some In
dependent appraisers o f hla
performance.
Even In the privacy o f
“ background" u t t e r a n c e ,
some men close to him will
breathe no serious criticism.
Y et numerous friends toss a
few rockets o f their own In
the steady barrage t h a t
comes his wsy.
The praise, often from men
who have looked hard at a
parade o f presidents, can be
lavish. Samples:
“ The president Is an extra
ordinarily able mam Anyone
who says he Isn't just doesn't
know what he Is talking
about."
“ The American people are
getting an enormous amount
of activity from their presi
dent."
“ Ha knows how to use
power, as few presidents have
ever known. He knows what
Interests and motivates men.
Ha knows when to cajole and
persuade, when to press hard
and go all-out."
The summary appraisal of
Johnson's advocates la that
he ha* acted prudently yet
forcefully to push the wld?ned Vietnamese war within
limit, and has aligned him
self irretrievably on the side
o f racial Justice In tha A la
bama struggle.
But the gleaming accolades
are dulled some hy criticism.
His critira allege:
— That he is Indecisive,
sitting on some problems un
til they change or go away.
— That his personal delays
In choosing judges, ambassa
dors, commissioners and sec
ond echelon cabinet men have
pocked the landscape with
vacanclea harmful to the pub
lic business.
— That he Is, o f course,
secretive to the point where
rumor sometimes damagingly fills a policy vacuum caus
ed by silence.
— That he is unmoved by,
and hence insufficiently ac
tive in any but tha biggest
foreign Issues.
— Thst he is still envious
o f the 1st* John Kennedy's
“ mystique" and forever su
spicious o f its most sharply
visible evidences: Sen. Rob
ert F. Kennedy o f New York
and Sen. Edward M. (T ed )
Kennedy o f Massachusetts.
Presidential a s s o c i a t e s
join, too, In the charge that
Johnson shove* o ff foreign
matters, has too few contacts
with diplomats and foreign
newsmen, show* embarrass
ing disparities as he works in
this field. Say* an aide:
“ He blows hot and cold on
foreign trips. A couple o f
times when heads o f foreign
states have visited, he's been
spectacularly unprepared. But
he amated everybody with
hla grasp o f the Issues when
Britain's Harold Wilson came
over."
One harsh comment, aimed
broadly but having particular
pertinenre In the foreign
realm; “ He doesn’t like to
deal with people who don't
cou n t" The President him
self lent substance to this
when, lodging a complaint
against an outside observer,
he aald: “ You've been talking
to small people.”
But hers a defender arises
to reply:
“ It's true he doesn’t like
to deal with fools. But it is
not true that he just wants
to talk to movers and shak
Schedules fo r the remaind
er of Holy Week have been
announced by the Catholic
churches in the south end of
the county.
Services to take place at
the Church o f N ativity of
Lake Mary, according to Rev.
Terrell Holana, pastor, are:
H oly Thursday, Mass and
Communion, T r a n s f e r of
Blessed Sacrament to A ltar
o f Repose and Stripping of
the Altar, at 7 p.m. Confes
sions will L-j heard from 5:30
until 0:30 p.m.
On Good Friday, 8crlplure
Reading,
Solemn
Prayers,
Adoration o f the Cross, and
Holy Communion will take
place at 3 pm . Confessions
are scheduled from 7 until 8
Schedules at St. MaryMagdalen o f A l t a m o n t e
Springs are as follows:
Coffee Club Set
For Thursday
DeMolays
Wm. Stemper Jr.
International
Supreme
Counril nf the Order o f Dr
Molay, at Its annual aesslon
in Louisville, Ky., ejected
William Stamper Jr. o f Sen:
innle chapter, to receive the
degree nf Chevalier, highest
degree given to active mem
hers o f the Order.
Stamper, a past master
councillor of the local chap
ter, received tha Represent*.
tve'D eM ulay award-In 1002.
He currently la serving the
local chapter as degree direc
tor as well as being state
Junior ateward and Central
Florida deputy master roun
cillor.
Bill, an honur-rull student,
ia also vice president o f Sem
inole High School K ey Club,
sacrotary-treasurer o f the Inter-Club Council, a holder o f
two Student Council “ Out
standing
Service
Awards,"
member o f the Science Club,
Drama Club and Presbyterian
Yuuth Choir and Senior High
'allowably.
By Mrs. John Leona
Winner*
Room
Holy Thursday, Mass and
Communion at 8 a.m. and
Mass and Sacred Liturgy at
0:30 p.m. Confcssiona will be
heard from 3 until 5 p.m. and
following the evening serv
ice. Men o f the parish will
keep a vigil at the A ltar of
Repose following the eve
ning service and until 7 a.m.
Good Friday.
On Good Friday, women of
the parish will keep vigil at
the A ltar o f Repose from 7
a.m. until 2 p.m. when the
Liturgy o f Good Friday will
begin. Holy Communion will
l « distributed approximately
at 3 p.m. during the Liturgy.
Stations o f tho Cross will
take place at 7:30 p.m.
p .m .
,
Confessions w ill be heard
On H oly Saturday, con
fessions will he from 12 noon from 9 until 10 a.m. and fo l
until 1 p.m. and from 7 until lowing the evening aervlre.
On Holy Saturday, UlessH p.m.
Ing
o f New Fire, the Paschal
The Easter V igil, Light
Service, and Renewal o f Bap Candle, and Baptismal Wa
tismal Promises will be hold ter, w ill begin at 7 p.m. to
at 11 p.m. Midnight Maas be followed by Easter Vigil
at 8 p.m. Confessions will be
will follow.
Mass will be celebrated heard from 0 until 11 a.m.
and from 3 until 5 p.m.
Masses on Easter will be
celebrated at 7 a.m., 8:30 a m.,
10 a.m., I I a.m. and 12:15
p.m.
C h i l d r e n attending St.
M a r y - Magdalen Parochial
School will be dismissed fo r
the Easter Season on W ed
nesday afternoon. C l a s s e s
will resume Wednesday, A p
ril 21.
W lvts o f Samlonls County
Chamber of Commerce memIwrs and thalr clerks, cashiara, secretaries and reerptlonlats will b* guests at the
annual Easier Coffee Club at
l6 a.m. Thursday at M ayfair
Inn, with general manager
Everett Kerr aa host.
Door prises fo r tha ladles
will be presented by A A P
Supermarket, Ilauder Associ
ates
Inc.,
Eckard
Drugs,
Fauat'a Drug Store, Fond
Fair Hlorrs, Krllctt'a Liggettllrxall
Drugs, Mrltrynold'a
Drugs, Publix Markets, A . F.
Ramasy, florist, Rnumlllat A
Anderson'*,
Royal
Caatle,
Sanford Flower Shop, hu|ierX Drugs, Tourhton's Rexall
Drug Company and WinnDlxla Stores.
in the Selma a ffa ir after the
tragic encounter between po
lice and civil rights march
ers on March 7.
Intimates charge him also
with wasting too much time
on nonenentials, with fool
ishly answering every trivial
complaint. 8ays a devoted
friend: “ He hollers about all
the wrong things."
T h e a a testy
responses
Winners Of DeBary Art Show
Chosen By Ballot Of Public
Holy Week Rites
Calendar Slated
By Donna Kales
er*.
N ot much defense is o ffer
ed to the proposition that
Lyndon Johnson Is secretive,
willing at time* even to con
found hlmaelf to confound
others who have premature
ly disclosed hla intentions.
Advisers to Johnson do
point out, however, that al
ienee
avoid*
commitment,
helps keep the options fluid,
enables the President to “ re
open the package.”
Few who know the Presi
dent really well accept the
argument that he la Indecis
ive. An aide’s judgment:
“ He doesn’t like to be push
ed. He’s the focal point o f a
lot o f pushes, and it'* part
o f the President's Job to bal
ance them o ff."
A hot rebuttal from an old
companion:
“ Anyone who thinks the
President Is Indecisive is out
o f his damned mind . . . What
passe* fo r decisiveness is
sometimes just poverty o f
mind. Lyndon Johnson has a
richly textured mind, attun
ed to all the complexities o f
a problem."
Despite the vigorous rebut
tals, some o f Johnson's man
thought he moved too slowly
of
Exhibit
Ceramics,
Bary
tha
of
held
Mansion
DeBary
Paintings
at
Housa,
De
have
been announced.
Flrat prize ribbon went to
Arnold Hicks o f DeLsnd for
hla
oil
painting,
•*T h a
Tramp.” Taking second prlxe
ribbon wa* Clinton Sommer
of DeBary for hla water col
or painting, “ Sunup In V er
mont," and hla “ Lazy St,
John'*" took tho third prlxe
ribbon. Frieda Stem receiv
ed honorable mention.
Voting was by ballot of
those attending the ahow}
Committee In charge o f the
ballot box was composed of
Mrs. 8. Balkwlll, Mrs. Enid
I .T . W I L L I A M W .
Jr. non o f Mr. anil Mrs.
William W. Tyre, 1109
Oak Avenue, a n d a
Seminole High School
grniluute, is an A i r
Force pilot assigned to
M y r t l e Beach AFB,
8. C., but ia on tempor
ary duty at Avlano A ir
Bane, Italy. He In mar
ried to the former Peg
gy Lundquist, daughter
o f Mr. and Mrn. Kuymond E. Lundquist, o f
424 West C r y s t a l
Drive.
Miss Fitzgerald
Expires Sunday
M lsi Adelina Cora Fits
gerald, 1340 Dalinay Driva,
Longwood, died Sunday.
A native of Nelson County,
V a „ she moved to Longwood
11 years ago from Alaxandrla,
Va. She waa a member o!
First Baptist Church, Longwood.
Survivors are two listers,
Mrs.
Nellie
Lawrence, o(
Longwood, and M n . Beatrice
LaRoy Brawington, 50, fo r
Bradley, of V tiu vlu i, Va.,
and a brother, Madison Fitz mer Sanford resident, died
Friday morning in tha Vet
gerald, Vesuvius.
By Jane Casselberry
Nlblack Funeral H o m e , eran’s Hospital in 8b Louis,
V F W Post 10050 nf Cassel Casselberry, is in charge of Mo., following a lengthy ill
berry and Its Auxiliary Unit arrangements.
ness.
will hold a fish fry fo r memSurvivors are hla wife, Mr*.
bersjm d guests
}J ra n _L ja a it«-B fesvir.ft*m -o f
til 7:30 p.m. Friday at the
Sanford; a son, Ronald LaRoy
Post lloma on Concord Drive.
(Chip) Brawington, o f U. 8.
Former Resident
Dies At St. Louis
Post Sets
Fish Fry
"Funeral Notice
The price o f tha dinner
will Include "all you ean eat"
and there will h* special
ratea fo r children. Proceed*
will go for the building fund.
Following tha dinner thare
will ba a caka walk, music
and dancing.
MTXUKNAIJI, M i l l AlltX IX H
r iiH A — Funeral services lor
Mist Ailtlln * Cora Fitsasralii.
t^>na«i>o4. who rilt<!
Hundar. will ba held si 1 p.m.
Wsdnrsdsr al First llaiitlsl
I'hurrh nf iHinawuoil with
llsv. Jack Undssy o ffic ia t
ing. Buriat w ill bs In Woodlaw s Memorial Park. Orlan
do. Nlblsek Punsral Mom*.
Caeeslberrr. In rhtrso.
ostmaster Brown Honored
By JoAaa Haya
Geneva
Community
Hall
tha fastiva seen* recently
fo r a aurprlsa dinner and pro
gram
honoring
J.
Lester
Brown, beloved citizen of the
___________ M. FA IR ,
AMS3, u t t a c h e d to
RVAH-11, S a n f o r d
Naval A ir Station, has
r e - e n l i s t e d for six
years.
(N avy Photo)
Poster Contest
Winners Named
By Jane Casselberry
Winners o f tha "Keep tha
Cafeteria Clean" poster con
test apunsorrd by the Student
Council
at
South
Seminole
Junior High School havo been
announced.
Taking first place waa Lin
da
Ballentln*
who
will
re-
celvs (3 and ona week's free
lunches In the school cafeter
community and postmaster
who will retire at tht end o f
the month.
Main entree fo r the buffet
dinner waa roast t u r k e y
which was provided by tha
Geneva Citizens Association
and prepared by fiva ladiea
o f the community. Thoia at
tending brought favorite covdishes to turn serving
into an array o f spe
cialties.
t
The hall was filled to cap
acity and there waa atanding
room only when the program,
“ This Ia Your L ife " waa pre
sented.
As the stage curtain open
ed, U rge sparkling latter*
spelled out title o f the pro
gram. Centered behind tha
davenport on which the hon
ored guest and hla Immediate
family were seated, was a
large,
recent
portrait
of
Brown. Around the portrait
was a wide white border
where each person signed hla
or her autograph before leav
ing the hall.
Cancelled l e t t e r s with
name* and addreisei o f the
many families In the Geneva
area were placed at sides o f
the portrait and to form the
center stage backdrop.
Fun and humor, combined
with aerloua momenta, filled
the program a* Brown’* his
tory waa unfolded up to pretv i m U y . ................... ................
Brown moved to Florida In
ia. David Krohna, whose en
try- -wse -j«ilge-J-o<Hor.i| - place
winner, receives |2 and three
fre* lunch**. Third place win
Navy, San Disgo, Calif.: * ner Mike Rickctt receives |l
daughter, Mrs. Linda Sue and two fraa lunches.
Students whoae entries re
Johnson, o f St .Louis, and a
granddaughter, Angela Marla ceived honorable mention and
an award o f one free lunch
Brewington, of San Diego.
Holy
Weak
services at
Nancy
BrockenServices and burial took Include
Shephard Lutheran
place at 10 axn. today at J ef brough, Laura Glaser, Mich- G o o d
alia D efailo and Rax Pierce. Church o f Banfqrd, which op
ferson Barracks, Mo.
ened Sunday with a aklt pre
sentation by tha Luther Lea
gue, will b* continued at 7:30
p.m. dally through Good F ri
day.
Thame fo r tha service* {a
“ History o f tha Passion." On
Maundy Thursday than will
b* a Communion Service and
tha Good Friday service will
bo entitled “ Tho Bitter Cap."
Vnsian ItiRilair rAmmnnlMl
Good Shepherd
Has Services
Service will be held at 11
a.m. Sermon title chosen by
Rev. J. Gordon Feery for
Uila time w ill be “ He Is
NARCE Chapter
Sets Meeting
By Jane Casselberry
The Winter Park Chapter
o f the National Association
o f Retired Civil Employes
will meet at 12 noon, Wed
nesday, at tha I A I Cafe
teria In Winter Park.
Ruel Beaman, regional vice
president o f the Canadian
Federal
Retired
Employes,
will addrasa tha masting.
A ll retired civil sendee
employe* are Invited to atlaud.
TH AT
m i/ u o A m m
ox parson s w o r * on rvann
But unlay to view the air ahow climaxing th «
U tU annual lleconnaiaaance-Bomblng Derbx U
‘
K
have just about a 1,000 per ma cost him Negro trust not
rent battling average. I f he yet regained. Foggy wisp*
goes wrong, people may turn o f doubt about his character
linger from Barry Goldwaon him quickly."
A
Texas
acquaintance tcr's bitter campaign attacks.
says: “ Part o f hla problem is
The Kennedy mystique it
that he's just not John Ken the symbol o f what Johnson
nedy." His appeal is not does not have. But what he
strong among the
young does seem to have la an eye
whose proportions in the pop on tomorrow's history books.
ulation are rising steadily
(N E X T : The Man o f One
every year. Slowness at Sel In terest)
By Geneva Residents
Grain and Mrs. Fern
man.
A reception was hold at the
Mansion to form ally open tha
event. In charge ware Mrs.
Chaster Eidrldge, chairman,
and Mrs. Doris Raphael,
Cunningham and M a r t h a
Haddock. The buffet table
waa covered with a lace cloth
and centered with a white
ceramic swan mad* by Mar
tha Haddock. White shaata
dalslea were used for the
Floral arrangement and a
crystal punch bowl and tray*
o f cookies, nuts and minta
completed t a b l e
appoint
ment*.
An A r t F e s t i v a l
on
ground!
of
the
Mansion
Houae will be held May 1
with artists within a 100
mllaa o f tha area invited to
exhibit. Mrs. Viola Howard
la serving aa chairman o f the
festival planning committees.
Members o f tha DeBary
Arts and Crafts Club who
have won ribbons in tha past
art asked to bring them to
the club’s May meatlng when
new official club ribbons will
be exchanged fo r those now
held.
emerge In part from hla pas
sion fo r perfection. “ He does
not like to make mistakes,"
Is a remark often heard. Poaalbly he understands, further,
that provable error may hurt
him more than soma who
have preceeded him In the
White House. An observer as
serts;
“ The man who holds pow
er tightly to himself has to
eviaencea in uiia pnoio w a n t o j Hrrald staff
Invent Jr. fn»ni tha control
photographer Bill Vince
tower at Sanford Naval
N a v a l A i r S ta tio n .
DeBary FUhing Club will
meet at 7:80 p.m. Wednesday
In tha F ire Recreation Hall.
Elmar Thompson will ahow
tho color film , “ Hunting Rig
Gamo in Alaska.”
I t ia requested that those
planning to make tha April
U
deep a*s fishing trip
make reservation* immediate
ly wityi Jamas Grecnler.
GENEVA P08TMASTER
J.
Loator B r o w s
pause* for a moment during buay day to contem*
plato what life’s going to be like after April .10
when he retire* upon 21 year* o f Borvice at tha
job. Friend* and residents o f Geneva recently
turned out en m use for a supper and program
at the Community Hall In hi* honor.
1904.
He
from Mra. E. W. White, overall
at chairman: Mra. H. A. Simp,
tended Southern College and son, decorations: Capt. E. W .
worked In tha State Bank, White (U . 8. N a ry Rat.) and
Clermont
graduated
High
School,
.C l* J W n t. before-.moving -Lr -William -Srbbtar fuird'raising; '
Geneva In 1914. He served in Mr*. J. V. “ Cathie” Stowell,
tha U. S. Navy in 1017 program; J. V. Stowell Jr.
aboard
a
submarine
Dibble,
lighting
and
chastr and
stags setting; Mra. V. W.
Yarborough,
Mr*.
Edward
Yarborough, Mrs. Jack LofHer, Mra. Simpson and Mra.
White, roasting turkeys; Mrs.
W. M. Torres and daughter,
Carol Sue, desoorts; Mrs.
Henry Harrison, covered dlah
service; Misses Catherine and
Frances
Csmmack,
coffee
eervlce; and Mlaacs Carln
Stowell, Ettaleen Box, Claudla Watklna and Debbie Hin
ojosa, Junior hoateaaee.
and a destroyer. August 7,
19.12, h# married the former
Clure Harrison, daughter o f
Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Harrison
o f Genova, and they hava on*
•on, Jamao.
H * waa a charter mombar
o f tho Cltlxen’o Association
and held tha office aa treas
urer fo r sight year*. Ha la an
active member o f Genova
Mothodlit Church, waa treas
urer fo r 17 years and still Is
a trusts#.
Ha has been postmaster In
Geneva since June SO, 1944.
During tha program ha waa
presented with gifts purchaa•d from fundi donated by his
hi*
many friendi prior to tha
the
evening'* affair. He *l*o re
received a lovely plant a* token
o f appreciation from friend*
In tha 8now Hilt area and a
third preaentation wa* made
hy Mr*. D. M. Ladd who gave
him a fin* fishing rod and
real which had been a per
sonal possession of her lata
husband, D. M. “ Mickey"
Mra. Brown was surprised
with a beautiful corsage o f
tha aama flower* aha carried
on her wadding day, pink
sweetheart rosea.
Music for the evening was
provided by tha East Seminolo Band uadax direction o f
Richard Zotlay.
Committees in charge o f
tho outstanding « v« nt were:
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�lEItr
S atifu rh
DeBary Group
To Hear Library
Report Tonight
S rra lh
April in. 19G5 — Pape 3
Eleanor Hughes
President Of
4
Civic League
By Mrs. John Leone
A
the
slate
of
officers
D n m n w il Civic
entitled. “ The
I'nited Press International
The tornadoes which struck
the Midwest Sunday rank
among the deadliest recorded
hy the U. S. Weather Bureau
since the turn o f the century.
be presented nt today's 7:10
for
p.m. meeting o f the DeBary
League
Civic Association in conjunc
n* recommended by the nnmmuting committee « m unan
imously elected at the regu
lar April meeting o f the
croup held in the Civic Leacue
liuildinc
on
Church
Street.
Named were Mrs. Eleanor
Hughes, president; Mr*. Jen
nie Fox. first vice president:
Mrs. Mabel Shcrwin, second
vice president; Mrs. Lorraine
Dunninc. corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Ida Stewart, rerordinc s e c r e t o r y ; Mrs.
4 James O'Dell, treasurer, nm!
Mrs. Elena Shaw, house and
It rounds.
Servinc on the nominating
enmmittee were Mr*. Geneva
Start, Miss Ella Cumminc*
and Miss Klizatieth Abbott.
Installation o f officers will
take ptacc at the May meetinc to lie held at the House
o f Reef in Maitland.
Hostesses for this month's
meeting were Mrs. W aller
Krohne, Mrs. E. C. Kuhn,
Mrs. John Reams, Mrs. Le
roy Hennessey, Mr*. Ettn
James and Mrs. C. R. Nich
ols.
Tables were decorated with
arrancements o f phlox, fern
and boucainvilleo.
Members provided the pro
4
cram hy wearing handmade
decorative nr comic hats.
Among outstanding crea
tions were those worn by
Mrs. Krohne, Mrs. \V. J.
Hartley, Mrs. Arthur Put*
man, Mrs. Kathryn Schellig,
Miss Abbott and Miss Cum
mings.
Mrs.
Krolme chose the
4 smart new umbrella shape
fashioned from yellow paper
towelling
witli
trim
uf
shrimp plant and greenery
accented with blue and yel
low rubber band*.
Mrs. Hartley’s stylish num
ber featured n straw cornu
copia lavishly covered with
permanent red, pink ami yel
low roses and green leaves
r4 with the peak covered with
a smart prren ribbon bow.
A crocheted pink bunny
rabbit peeped ndoiingly from
bis nest o f lovely pink per
manent roses fastened to the
pink velvet headpiece worn
by Mrs. i ’ulmun and Mrs.
Schellig also chose pink to
create a la-autifol straw top
ped with velvet.
Miss Abbott and Mis* •'mo
rnings chose while straws
wilh Mis* A b b o t t tiimminc
her wide hi int selection in
crepe paper rose* ami traces
of greenery while Mis* Cum
mings cho*o decorations of
artificial pink and white lilies
outlinrd by dainty fern.
tion
The amount nf laundry addi
tive — water snflcnrr, delrrgrnl, bleach—turd in laundry
depends largely on the water
eapaeily nf the washer.
with
the
community's
observance nf “ National
4
0
program
DeRary Library Report," will
By Donna K »tr«
The
Twisters Rank
With Deadliest
This Century
M USICAL IMtOfiltAM. with "Florida” ns its theme, was presented for
Hear Lake Elementary Parent-Teacher Association by fourth tirade
classes. Among those taking part were (top. left to right) Brent Cox and
Steve Kokosta a-* (lie donkey, Kevin Lnughlin, Mike Creamer, Dale llozctnan, Linda H olm and Norma Kelley; (bottom, front, lefi to right) Jeff
Krcnzer, Durrcl Cox and Steve Brown; (hack) Allyson Itichmonil, Judy
Holing, Connie Scnrsdnle and Cathy Lashlcy. Allyson and Cathy wrote
script for playlet, "The Happy Wanderer,” which was included on tho
program.
(Herald Photos)
The worst tornado in U. S.
history
tom-hrd
down
on
March IS, 11125, in Missouri,
Illinois and Indiana, killing
•>89 person*.
L i
brary Week.’1
Tbe meeting will be held
in the Community Center
with the president, Earl Mer
rill, presiding.
Five members of the L i
brary Board will present a
round table discussion on
what the library ha* done in
the past for the community
and what it hop*’* tn accom
plish In the future.
Participating will be Mrs.
Charles Braun, vire president
o f the hnnrd and volunteer
worker in the library; Mrs
Millspaugh
Van
Brnekle,
treasurer of the board; F. A l
bert Morsel, member o f the
board Interested in future de
velopment o f the farility;
Mrs. Harry Johnquest, libra
rian, and Mis* Elina John
ston, president o f the board.
Two important meeting* of
Interest to Civic Association
members also arc scheduled
fo r Wednesday.
A t 9:30 a.m thric " i l l he
a meeting pertaining to shuffteboard groups which will
include discussion of all pha
ses o f play, care and main
tenance o f equipment, facili
ties, and player schedules.
A water clinic will be held
at 1:30 p.m. at the Center
when County Health and Ex
tension Service officials will
discuss practical water sup
ply problems. They will test
water, hear pump operation
problems and present rule*
and regulations for getting
best service from home sys
tems.
HEADING’ Ul* the new slate o f officers for tho Longwood Civic I.enguo
are Mrs. Eleanor Duplies, president (cen ter); Mrs. Jennie Fox, first vice
president (rig h t), and Mrs. Mabel Scherwin, second vice president. In
stallations will take place in May.
(Herald Photo)
Controversial T F X
WASHINGTON (U I’ D—The
Pentagon ha* placed an onlrr
for 431 production models nf
the controversial TF X filthier
plane, even though the plane's
lest* are *tilt In progress,
The rontrarl for Ibp plane—
now known a* the F l i t —is
expected (u total more than
$1.5 billion.
Details are still being work
ed out with the Fort Worth
i Tex. 1 division of General
D>nainies
Corporation. But
$45 million Is being altoted to
get production rolling.
The
Defense
Department
announced Monday night that
llie initial order would include
407 planes for the Air Force
and 24 for the Navy.
Eventually, more Ilian l.ooo
planes arc expected to be
purchased for the Air Force
and 200 for the Navy.
The production order is in
addition to a rontrarl railing
for 23 test models at a research and development tost
of 511 billion. Two of the lest
model* are known lo h.i\r (light al more than 2<z time*
been flown.
the speed of sound. Australia
Total rost o f the planes, in has ordered 24 nf the planes
eluding engines and anna and Britain is considering the
mrnt, may approach $3 m il purchase of up In a $1 billion
lion each Purchase of the jet worth of them.
engtnrs i* to hr negotiated
separately with the Prat I ami
Whitney division of the Unit
ed Aircraft Company.
Designed for trans-oceanic
range at speeds close to 2.000
miles per hour, the F i l l has
Charles R. Prince, a**i*tnnt
been a center o f controversy
state service officer, Florida
ever since it was conceived
.Department o f Veterans A f
as a fighter which could be
fairs, will be in Sanford
used by both Air Farce and
Thursday,
Navy.
Hu will lie available to disSen. John L. McClellan's in
cuss technical questions and
vestigations s u b c o m m i t •
problems with veterans and
tee conducted a lengthy In
their survivors ami depend*
quiry into Defense Secretary
ents in regard to Veterans
Robert S. McNamara's award
Administration benefits.
of the contract to General Dy
An appointment may he
namics despite military rec
made with Prince in advance
ommendations favoring a bid
through
Howard
Harrison,
by Boring Company.
county service officer, ut the
But supporters of the F i l l
Scmionlc County Courthouse.
have halted it as the first jet
The phono number f* 322plane capable o f sustained
0739.
Service Officer
Here Thursday
John Hall President
Of Bear Lake PTA
11) Maryann M ile*
John Hall wus circled pres
ident o f the Hear Luke Ele
mentary S c h a •» I ParentTeacher Association at the
April meeting.
Other officers serving dur
ing the coming school year
will la- .Mr*. Mary Uoree,
fust vice president; Priori
pul George Dublin, seenod
vi- e presblenl; Grunt Muel
ler, trcoHUrer, and Mr*. Erlieilioe Km w uni, secretary.
Iiisliillutiiins will take place
at the May meeting.
Dabbs, in ntisence of the
president, Mrs. Kay Virts,
presided at the meeting fur
which the audience was fill
ed to capacity. Fled It. Kel
ley led devotion*.
Treasurer's report, given
hy Mueller, showed a balance
o f $422.81 and it wa* an
nounced that eurrrnt paid
membership
now
totals
persons.
was
announced
It
Ordered
Visits Class
County Ranger A l llnrrls
o f Florida Forest Service
united (lie fourth grade rlaea
uf Mrs. Anncll Clark nt
South Seminole Elementary
Sehool nt Casselberry Inst
week. He spoke on firr pre
vention ami showed n color
film on fire fighting entitl
ed “ Signal One.''
35(1
that a profit o f $111.80 was
realised from the recent fas
Seven year* later, March
21, 1032, several tornadoes
swept across Alabama and
killed 2<S8 persons.
The next worst tornado hit
on A pril fi, 10n<>. when 218
persons were killed at Tupelo,
Mi**, The next day another
Iwiatrr
struck
Gainesville,
tin., killing 201.
On March 21-22, 1052. a
scries o f loinndnra killed 208
persons in Arkansas, Missouri
ami Tennessee.
Texas, Oklahoma and Kan
sas were the vietim* of a tor
nado April 0, PJ47, which k ill
ed IIP.) person*. Three yenrs
earlier, June 21, 1044, Ifif)
person* were killed in a four*
stale twister that hit Ohio,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Maryland.
Pack 560 Has
Kite Derby
By Mr*. Ritchie Harris
Cub Seoul Park 5(10, with
Mr* David Tropf, Den Ons
donmothcr, met April 3 in
Deltona for a kite derby.
Russell Hatchett and Jack
Cheney won prizes for having
kite* flying highest and Mar
ty Hatchett won the prize
for keeping his kite In the
nir for the longest period o f
time.
Next meeting o f the Pack
wilt Ire at 7 p.m., A pril 20,
at Community B i d h o d 1 s t
Church In Dellary,
D o n 't N e g le c t S lip p in g
FALSE TEETH
I)o tslse treth drop. sUp or wobble
when you talk. rat. isnuli or u iM M l
Don't In annoyed snd snibarrasMd
by aurli lismllrapa. FAHTT.KTH. Ad
alkaline tnon-icldl pnwdsr In sprin
kle tin ymir |>L*tr«.
false fretb
more (Irmly art. Glee* confident (rel
ink ot security and added comfort.
No gummy, itoory, (duly taste or (eel.
Ina. Get PAHTKEt H today at drus
counters sirrywlist*.
hion show*.
The executive hoard recom
mendation was approved that
lilt- fund net aside for year
Ilook, welfare, civil defense,
■program, and publication* he
trnnafrricd into I he contin
gency fund and made availaide for a “ last day” pai ty
for the student*.
It was explained, after re
quest from I £iili*' r t llunnrll,
that the matter o f installing
n light at the corner o f
Glruvcx .Street, which leads
into the sehool, should lie re
ferred to the County Com
mission.
Room count award* were
received by the fourth grade
class of Mr*. France* Fisher.
Great!
L e ts
Follow
Spring
nt tho fire hall. Kml men will 1>n (from the left)
M ih . John Sullivan, John Vetter, Kay Hyatt and
Jack Lambertmin.
(Middleton Photon)
MILS. VOI.A LAM BKKTSUN Unset) i .1 director
o f Die DeBary Volunteer Eire Department anti
Auxiliary minstrel slimv slated for April 23-21
And now for my feature trick of the evening.
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Watch closefy
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Every M ile
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It'll be
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Fun too
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50 Y E A R P IN S wore presented to Walter It. S. Rlielle, I*. I.. Watson, and
Hubert 1. Elmers by It. W. Brother Carlton M. Smith o f Daytona, first
district grand master at meeting o f DeBary Wayfarers. In photo are
(le ft to right) Samuel II. Englitdt, W ayfarer president, Shellc, Walston,
Elmers and Smith.
(Middleton Photo)
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'Hounds Go
In Tourney
Play Tonight
Ry Jim B u ek u i
Herald Sporta W riter
Coach Jim Payne w ill pit
hla Lyman G r e y h o u n d s
aganlst
Leesburg's
Yellow
Jacket* In the first round o f
tha Orange Relt Conference
tournament tonight at Lecabunr. Game time Is 7:10.
The ’ Hounds m «t the Jac
kets once In regular season
play end lost to the league
leaders, 7-6, In cairn Innings.
Payne has tabbed his are
Steve Simpkins as the start
ing pitcher In the affair.
Simpkins has been outstand
ing In his last three appearances, not allowing a single
rtin, He threw a nc-hltter
against Apopka last Friday
to boost Lyman into the play
o ffs.
A flre-balllrg left hander,
ha wilt be seeking revenge
from the Jackets, as he was
tha losing pitcher In the
earlier meeting.
Tha Lyman attack will once
again be paced by the long1*11 slugging o f Marvin Cook
and clutch hitting o f sccondaacker Mike Sterling.
Brent Helms will team with
Sterling at shortstop and the
duo will be flanked by third
baseman Larry Ilakcr and
firs t baseman Larry M iller in
the Infield.
Larry Lott will do the re
ceiving, and Allen Currcns
and John Tipple will he In the
garden with Cook.
The winner o f the contest
will meet the victor o f today’s
DeLand-KlasImmee game In
the
championship a f f a i r
Thursday.
NCAA Puts
Three Schools
On Probation
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K A N S A S C IT Y , Mo. (U P I )
•—Southwest Conference cel
lar-dweller Southern Method
ist University woe on twoyear probation today from
tha National Collegiate A th
letic
Association
(N C A A ),
spoiling any dim hotM<* the
Mustangs might ha vs had o f
playing in a post-aeuiun foot
ball game.
Fellow conference members
Texaa
and Arkunsaa also
drew alarm on the wrist Mon*
day fo r recruiting violation*
but their penaltica were for
one year each and included no
rcatrictlona on playing bowl
games.
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P »* b 4 — April 18, 1968
Twins Dump Yankees, 5-4, In Fiasco
New Yorkers'
Five Errors
Cost Contest
By Fred Down
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AC TIN G M AYO R A. L. WII-SON hurl* out first
pitch inst night to open Junior Roys Longue
hnsehull play tit new Pinuhurst Park. Wilson
dedicated the new park, at 21th Street and Chase
Avenue, in pre-game ceremonies. (Herald Photo)
Summer Leagues
Go Into Action
Following dedication cere
monies last night nt tha new
I’ lnrhurst Park, Itotary went
on to defeat Clvitan, 8-1, In
the opening game o f the Jun
ior Moya Baseball League,
Bill Srhmidt, a 1.1-year-old
playing Ida first game in the
Junior I-eaguo after starring
In Hanford Little Leegua jduy
during tha post several sea
sons, took to tha mound and
hurled a one-hitter at Civltan
to pick up the victory.
Bchmidt struck out ten but
had control problems, issuing
seven walks and hitting five
bnlamrn,
lloh Powell, Mike Yenlsch
and J e ff Simpson bad dou
bles, and Billy Higginbotham
and Bill Hrhmidl hit singles
to lead tha Kotory hitting a t
tack.
Hunts' Comrla and Strlrklund-Morrisuns' Mustang* got
their season o ff on a win
ning note yesterday afternoon
as the Little lea gu e got
rolling.
The Cimtels defeated First
Federal, 6-6, with tho Havingsmen roily falling one run
short.
The Mustangs out slugged
Sanford Atlantic 17-0.
liana Y e 11llek picked up the
hill decision fo r Hunt as tlm
tall, lanky righthander dis
played lots o f npeed in strik
ing out II,
Steve Hitchcock took but
saw
RALEIG H , N. C. (U P I) - self
All
lloefy, blue • eyed Harmon
the
Killebrew reminds you o f the
kid wbo is allowed to play
only
because be happens to
own the bat.
Like that
caste Lid
la ques
tion, Killebrew keeps being
shunted all over the lot front
one poiltlon to anollier and
plays wherever they tell him
to.
This year It's first base for
the Minnesota Twin*. L ist
yea r H waa the outfield and
before that K was third base
along with a previous fling st
first.
H is t might seem a rather
high-handed manner In which
to treat a fellow who has been
the American leagu e home
run hitting champion for the
past three years and whose
lifetim e borne run frequency
is second only to the late Babe
ltuth's, but the tractable, 21
year-old
Killebrew
doesn’t
squawk.
K IL L E R SUSPECTED SH IFT
“ I bad a suspicion I'd be
shifted again from the out
field
when
Minnesota
Manager Sam Mete bad a long
talk with m e at the end of
last season," said Killebrew,
wbo baa never won one of
those sold gloves they award
fo r defensive brilliance at any
o f the positions he bas tacklad.
"1 U sd of bated to f o back
to first base after putting in
so much time In tbe outfield
It means re-learning a lot of
things that you never worry
•bout in tbe outfield.
"P la y in g first base la s t as
easy as some people think. I
(thfak V k Pow er was the best
d efeat! vw first baseman I over
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Schnitzler Takes
Series Honors
U P I Sports W riter
ting honors, getting the first
homer o f the Little League
season, this coming In the
first ninning. Steve bit safe
ly twice in tbreu tripe to tho
plate.
Outstanding performance In
the Mustangs - Sanford A t
lantic game was turned In by
Fred Weldon, who banged out
three hits in four times at
bat.
The City Men's Slo-PIlch
Softball League kicked o ff
the lims campaign Inst night
with Chase downing USO, 172 and Panning Lumber club
bing Chick ’n’ Treat 16 U> B,
Steady Dick Frank stopped
USO on four hits In the ab
breviated four Inning game.
It was called after four In
nings due to a 16 run leadleague rule.
Chet M iller end Dick Frank,
with three lilts each, and Don
Tucker, with two safeties,
led the Chase hitting.
Kvery starter in the Pan
ning Lumber line-up hit safe
ly as tha Lumbermen rut
down Chick V Treat, 16-8.
Mike Farley hud tho big
hut, getting three hits. Har
old Helms had a double and
two singles. Harry Scott, Don
Smith und Don Stevens each
collected two tilta for Pan
ning.
Mike Woodruff and
Steward Hall each had two
hlta for the losers.
Helms gut the hill derision.
Killebrew Rambles Field
By Milton Rlcbm m
In Businessmens League
If they ever began casting
hut I don’t pattern m y
after him or anyone else. for a western among ball
l try to do is Just catch players, Killchrcw would make
the perfect village blacksmith.
boll."
N ew
York
Yankees
looked the same to Johnny
Keane the first time ha saw
them in American League
competition as the last time
he saw them in the World
Series.
Only this time It wasn't
funny to sec them throwing
or dropping the hall all over
the field.
Keane's American League
dehut was ruined in a fiasco
o f five errors Monday when
the Minnesota Twins opened
their season with a 6-4, I Iinning decision over the Yan
kee*. Each o f tho errors —
two by Tom Tresh nnd one
hy Jo« Pepltnne, Tony Kubek
and Arturo Lopes — contri
buted to Minnesota scoring.
A schoolyard m uff o f a
pop fly with two out in the
ninth Inning enabled the Vankees to tie the score at 4-4
hut rnoklo Cesar Tovar, who
committed the error, came
hark in tho IItit to deliver a
hnsea-fllled, two-out single
that knocked In Bob Allison
with tho winning run,
T O V A R CAM E TH RO UG H
Allison had reached third
on Lope*' error In le ft field
opening the inning and then
relief are Pedro Ramos walk
ed two butters Intentionally
to set up force plays at ev
ery base. He retired Zollo
Veraalh-i and Jerry Kindall
without trouble but then To
var cania through with hla
single.
Rookie Jerry Fosnow, who
relieved Jim Hast in the 10th,
pltrhrd hitless hall fo r two
Innings to receive credit fo r
the victory.
The Detroit Tigers heat the
Kansas C ity Athletics 6-2
and the Boston Red Sox
downed the Washington Sen
ators 7-2 In nthor A L openera. Cleveland at Loa A n ge
les was ruined out and Bal
timore and Chicago wera not
scheduled,
The Milwaukee Braves top
ped the Cincinnati Reds 4-2,
th a
Philadelphia
Phillies
downed the Houston Astros
2-0, the Los Angeles Dodgers
defeated the New York Meta
0-1, the Pittsburgh Pirates
shaded the San Franelaco G i
ants 1-0 nnd tho St. Louis
Cardinals and Chicago Cubs
played a 10-10, 11-inning tie
in the National League.
S M A L L O PE N IN G CROWD
Jerry Lump* and rookie
John Sullivan hit two-run
homers to power the Tigers
to victory Iw fore only 18,100
fans — small opening-game
turnout in Kansas City's 11year
big
league
history.
Dick Schnitxler had his hall
rolling in fine fashion while
pacing his H LH Products " A "
team to a three game win
over the league leading Autonetics team ns he tallied n
220/612 that was good enough
to take both high game am!
aeries honors fo r the night in
the Businessmen’s League at
Jet Lanes. Hu hud ample as
sistance
steady
Standings
Sanford Braves
Top Oviedo, 7-4
Martin
186/614
by
V irgil
671 ami Paul .Marcotie a 210/
J
661 fo r honors on the Autonetlcs.
Bill Berth-son shot a 261
games arid Vergil Anderson a
221 game while pacing the A t
lantic Coast Line to a three
point victory over the Wall
Plumbing and Heating team.
Jack Hudson kept the plumb
ers close with a 185/518.
John Fischer spun a 106/695
in a losing e ffo rt fo r the
Lance Cracker team ugalnst
tho Dick's Appliance outfit.
Even though Marshall W ilt
shire bombed a 191/653, it
was not enough to overcome
the belter balance o f tho
H LH Products * B " team nnd
the Mason’* Men went down
to a three point defeat.
The m l hot W T R R team
continues to plague the high
er up teams as they swamped
the Plnecrest L iggett Rexall
team with a three point win.
Jack Weible was the ‘‘gun
ner" fo r the W TR R boys with
a 181/528 aeries. Dick Zuck*
erman set the pace fo r the
Rex Llquore team In a four
game sweep o f the Glass-Met
team with a 194/635 aeries.
Tim Demmy rolled a 189/612
and Bill Fox a 184/620 as tha
Ben Ward Realty team beat
tho
Ratphinques
on
four
counts. Joe Summers had a
511 series fo r the Ratphinqura.
S A N D SPU R S W IN
Marilyn Ferguson drew a
bead on the strike tone last
week in the Sandapurs Lea
gue and came through with
a whoppin' 229/597 series to
spark Howe Tiro Shop in a
four point sweep over tha
A lley Cats. Dottle Austin had
a 169 game, Sue Jackson a
172/469 series and Helen Pad
gett a 177/480 all fo r llow e'a
T ire
Shop.
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Rimpy Seeks Ninth Win ln SOKC Feature Race
7.80 4.30 2.40. Quinlda (6 8) >15 00
14.00 8.20 I). It 's Imps la 11.80 6 00 4.00 Kissntell
Rimpy |Vicko
4.40 2.80 Perfects (6 8) >61.50
3.40 3.00 Rank Trust
4.20 Teekon
will be looking for his ninth Kallc Sunmarkcr
Kaliob
3.00 Mutucl handle >93.908
Rusty’i Rival
5 00
wio uf the season tonight Quiniela (4 0) >80.M
wlx-n ho goes to Uir post in 2nd Race — 5/l« — t im e 32.01 Quinicla (2-3) >15.80
the featured 10th race at tho Frances Streak 14.60 9.UU 4.60 Pcrfccta (3 2) >50.40
7th Rare — 4k — Tim e 41.87
Pat’s Bell
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club.
6 00 3.80
Ringer
7.40 3 60 Texas Tinker 12.20
Owner Cecil Austin will be
6 00 3.80
Dakota Denny
4.80 Hood winked
rooting for hla charger all (ho
Gay Salin
18.80
Mare Raring Dayal
Quinicla (1-7) 199.30
way aa his kennel needa every
Quinicla (1 5 ) >27.40
Pcrfccta (1*7) >36 80
win it can post before closing
Pcrfccta (1-5) >93.90
Daily Double (4-1) >168.80
night next Monday.
3rd Rare — 5/1* — Tim e 31.99 8th Hare — 3/18 — Tim e 31.83
Auatin Is locked lfl a twoGuide Roll
23.40 9.20 14.30 Eastern AvenueT.00 3.20 2.80
way battla with the Darold
Panda Rock
9.40 6.80 Dolly Deck
4.60 5.20
Robertson
kennel
for
the
4.80
Okimln
5.40 Moon Visitor
track championship In total
Quinicla (1-7) >126.00
Quinicla (2 8 ) >17.00
wins. The track closca Mon
Pcrfccta (2 8) >48.00
Pcrfccta (7-1) >255.90
day night with the annual
4th Race — 5/1# — Tim e 31.77 9lh Rare — 6/18 — Tim e II.M
running of the Au Devoir
Marker Rock
4.40 3.M 2.40 Joyoti
3.00 3.20 3.00
handicap,
Lake Date
11.60 3.60 Lou Havoc
4 80 3,80
Robertson's big and rugged
Barberry Goon
4.00 Jack Magic
6.40
Hockey Bert also will be runn
Quinicla (1-6) >28.00
Quiniela (6 8 ) >16.60
ing In the feature event and
Pcrfccta (1-8) >58.70
P erfect! (8 6) R I M
EXCEPT SUNDAY
tho rare should shape up as
5th Race — % — Tim a 41.22 lath Race — 6/18 — Tim e 3t.II
a real battle between the two
Tom Whalla
1.40 5.40 5.40 Oh Bob Trouble* 3 40 4.60 3.40
pupa.
Tama Ran
1.40 7.00 Scheff Rock
SPECIAL
8.00 13.00
Results of Monday's races:
Mistrial
12.60 Quite Nice
2.80
(Toning
Day
(at Rare — S/ll — Tim e 31.78
Quinicla (3-4) >57.60
Quiniela ( M ) '$31.00
B cherry Eva 13.80 11.20 5.00
WEDNESDAY ft
MATINEE
Pcrfccta (4 3 ) >152.10
Pcrfccta (1-4) >75 30
SATURDAY — 2 P.M.
84k Race — 5/18 _ Tim e 31.57 UUi Race — S — Time 48.52
2 P.M.
Eight-time
John
Vaughn. Gellner rolled a 103/
United Press International
American League
W. L. Pet. GB
Ronton
1 0 1.000
Minnesota
1 0 1.000
Detroit
1 0 1.900
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0 0
Cleveland
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Chicago
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Hultimo re
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Kansas City 0 l
H IL L Y VE8SEI.8, left, former All-American grid star from Oklahoma,
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New York
cliHCUBnea hi* go lf g o m e with Vice Admiral Robert J. Stroh, center, anti
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Washington
State Senator Mack Cleveland Jr. prior to teeing o ff in last Friday’*
Yesterday's Rraulta
Screen Door Open go lf tournament. The annual tourney i* part o f tho
Boston 7 Washington 2
Ilomhlng Derby activities at Sunford Naval A ir Stution.
(Herald Photo)
Minnesota 6 N Y. 4 (11 inns.)
Clcvc. at L.A., night, Ppd.
(rain )
Detroit 6 Kansas City 2
(n igh t)
Only games scheduled
Today's Games
By United Prena International
Both teams are on the
The
76ers
trail
Boston
P! .ladelphia and Baltimore, brink o f elimination from the three games to two while the Detroit at Kansas City
a pair o f third place finish- National Baiketball Associa Ilulleta find themselves In a Cleveland at Loa Angelea
era in the regular season, tion semi-final playuffa and a similar backseat to the I.os
(N )
face a win or get out situa loss tonight would turn the Angeles Lakers.
Chicago at Baltimore
tion tonight.
trick.
Only games scheduled
However, all the games In
National League
the semi-final round, both
W . L. Pet. GB
Eastern and Western Dlvl1 0 1.000
sion, have keen won by the Pittsburgh
home team. A continuance o f Loa Angelea 1 0 1.000
1 0 1.000
that procedure would send the Milwaukee
series to a seventh and final Philadelphia 1 0 1.000
0 0
.000 *4
game.
SL Louis
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(1 0
Fred Schaus, coach o f the Chicago
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II 1
By Paul Glad
walked, was slugged around to Inkers, predicted an end to Houston
9 1
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the home court Jinx.
New York
Herald Sports Writer
third by Robbins and scored
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H. Fruncisro 0 1
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I
know
the
Bullets
must
Sanford Junior High Bravos on a sacrifice fly by May.
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realise they were lucky to Cincinnati
combined tins hitting and
In the bottom of the fifth, heat us in Baltimore the Inst
Yesterday's Results
pitching yesterday to defeat
Oviedo pushed across three time we played there," Schaus Pittsburgh 1 S.F. 0 (10 inns.)
the Oviedo lion s Junior var
I.os Angeles 0 New York 1
runs on two hits and three said.
sity, 74.
Jerry West has been prac Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2
The Braves got their first errors.
tically the whole show fo r St. L. 10 Chi. 10 (called 11th
Sanford finished the scoring
run in the second inning when
inning, darkness)
Los Angeles, tossing in an
Robert Goldstein (rippled and for the day In the sixth when
astounding 216 points in five Philadelphia 2 Houston 0
was brought home on a double Tom m y Ssmlagc scored on s games since teammate Elgin
(n igh t)
screeching line drive by Brad
by Tom m y Day.
Baylor injured his knee und
Todsy's Games
In their halt o f the frame, Hollingsworth and Hollings put himself out o f action fur San Francisco at Pittsburgh
the lion s evened the score worth came In on a double by the season.
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with Poncho Gonssles' drive Day.
Philadelphia Coach Dolph St. Louis at Chicago
Stubblns was (he winning Srhuyea joined the chorus of Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N )
Into right field.
In the third Inning, Mike pitcher. He left the game in those criticising the officials.
Only games scheduled
Stuhblns took first on a sin the fifth fram e with a cut
gle, stole second, moved to finger and was replaced by
third on Van Robbins' single Gary Maples who struck out
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and crossed the plate after a eight of the nine men he fac
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blast into left field by John
Joe Staley was given the loss
May.
In the fourth inning, singles for Oviedo.
The Braves' record now
by Day. I-csIle Green and Hiek
gy Galloway, a balk and a stands at 7-3-1. They will put
passed ball resulted In two this record on the line In ac
tion tomorrow night, with Bob
runs for the Sanford Ites.
The fifth was almost a re by Lundqui.il probably lapped
plica o f tin- third. Stuhhins as starting pitcher.
76ers, Bullets On Brink
from
with a 204/659 series and a
pedal
winner
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Club, Casselberry, will be the
scene o f the Greater Maitland
Civic Center Golf Tournament
slated the latter part o f this
month. Featured in the tour
ney will be n chipping contest.
Prizes w ill be offered and
proceedi will go lo the Civic
Center.
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St. Pete Hosts
Tennis Tourney
ST. PETERSBURG
(U P 1 )
— A brother - aister act from
Dallas, Tex., ia expected to
hold
down
the
spotlight
in
the opening day performan
ce* o f the St. Pcteraburg
Maatera tennii tournament
today.
Pert Nancy Richey, freah
from a victory in the San
Juan toumey, will open the
defenie o f the title ahe won
her* laat year with a match
against Carol proten o f O r
lando.
Her younger brother C liff,
a form er U.S. junior* cham
pion, will open against Jaime
Sillol o f Chile and now a Univeraity o f
Miami player.
Sillol i* former Juniora cham
pion o f Chile.
The Master*, final event
on the nine-tourney Florida.Carihhean winter tour, will
be missing moat o f the big
name* in the men'* division
and fo r the first time ia as
sured o f a non - Australian
champion. A ll the Australian
men passed up the tourney
this year.
But Australia will be well
represented in the women'*
division with Margaret Smith
top seeded, and Lesley Turn
er second • seeded. Miss Rich
ey
is third-seeded despite
having beaten both Austral
ians on her way to the San
Juan title. Fourth-seeded is
Tory Frets o f Los Angeles.
Big Frank Froehling o f
Coral Gables, fourth *■ seed
ed in th* United States, is
Donohue Takes
Over Reins At
Holy Cross
WORCHESTER. Mass. —
( l ’ P I )—Jack Donohue is the
new basketball roach al Holy
top - seeded here.
Young Richey ia second Cross but Ihe status of sevenseeded, followed in order by fool Lew Alcindor. his star
Ramanathan Krishnan of In- player in high school, is still
dia, Torben Ulrich of Pen- in the dark.
Donohue, 33, replaces form
mark, hi* brother, Jordan Ul
rich, Charles
Passrell
of er Crusader star Frank (H i
Puerto
Rieo,
and
Ronald ring Jr., who resigned earlier
this month to devote more
Barnes of Brazil.
time to his brokerage busi
ness.
Donohue has been one oi
the most successful scholastic
coaches in the business at
Power Memorial in New York
where, for the last three years,
his teams, led by Alcindnr,
have won city championships.
TORONTO (U P I) - A re
Rematch Slated
For Patterson,
George Chuvalo
match o f heavyweights Floyd
Patterson and George Chuvaio may be upcoming in late
June.
Boxing promoter Al Rolan
told a news conference Mon
day that (here wa* "a very
good chance" of pitting the
form er world champion and
Canadian challenger, who par
ticipated
in "boxing’s re
birth" last Feb. 1 at Madi
son Square Garden.
One uf the big question
marks remaining is the site
of the bout. The two main
choices seem to be New York
and Toronto.
Sanford, Florida
Puhllah March IS A April *.
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place of realdenre and poat
o f f ic e addrata o f lha claimant
and rnual ha s w o rn In by the
claimant, hla ag e n t o r a t t o r
ney, o r th * same th ell be void.
F IR S T N A TIO N A L RANK
A T W IN T E R P A R K
Ily : UEUIIUE lic itU K S u N
T ru s t O ffi c er
Aa Executor o f aald estate
O U R N K Y A S K O LF IK I.D
A lt o r n e y a f o r lb * Katat*
P oe t O f f l r * Ilox ttsfi
W in t e r Park , F lo rid a
P ublis h ; A p r i l I I , S». IT, May
4. t i l l
CDL
SJ
IN
TDK
cut RT
UP
TDK
COUNTS
J l DUE. S E M IN U I. K
C O U N T S , F I. O H IU A ,
IN P R O R A T E .
In re: H » t * t * o f
JO E H A M I L T O N , Deceased
TO
ALL
UK E D I T O R a
AND
PERSON*
H4V1NU
C LA IM *
OR D E M A N D ! A U A IM B T S A ID
KSTATKi
You and *a ch o f you * r *
hereby n otified and required
to prepent a n y claim * and d e
mands which you. o r either of
you, may have as aln e t the e s
tate o f JOE H A M I L T O N , de
fea te d, lata o f aald County, to
• ha C o u n t y Ju d ge o f HarnlniiJ*
iTouhry,‘ F lo rid a , ' at 111*’ o ff ic e
In th* court h o u ** o f aald
County
at
Sanford.
Florida,
within
alx cale nd ar
month*
from th* lim a o f tha flrat pub
lication o f thla notice. T w o
roplea of each rla lm or demand
ahall be In w r itin g , and ahall
■lata tha place o f residence and
post o f f l r *
addreaa
of
th*
claimant, and shall ba sworn
to by th* claimant, their agent
or atto rn e y and ar ro mpa nlrd
b> a f i l i n g f e * o f on* dolla r
and auch claim o r demand nut
ao filed shall b * void.
Ruby D av l*
As s dm ln le tratrta of the
Katat* o f JO E H A M I L T O N .
deraaaad
Carroll llurka
Attorney at Law
P. o. D ra w e r X
ganford. Flo rid a
A t to r n e y f o r Estata
Publish: A p r il I I . I I ,
4. 1111
CDL II
IT. May
How To Shorten Ball Game
K A N S A S C IT Y . Mo. (U P I)
— Owner Charles O. Finley of
the Kansas City Athletics
sail) to d a y he will illustrate
for the fan* how playing
baseball can be accelerated.
The speed-up proposed by
Finley involves a '■countdown
clock" which he will have in
stalled for a weekend aerie*
Opening Day
Attendance Cut
with the New York Yankee*.
Finley said the cloek will
show what would happen if
umpires enforced » rule re
quiring the pitcher to deliver
the ball to the batter within
20 second* niter receiving it
from the catcher.
He said that although thr
rule already is on the books,
it would have to be enforced
by the commissioner uf basebull.
Legal Notice
In f Nr f o u r ! o f f h r Count)
A t t o r n e y * for auld Katat*
.1uilttr, *rnilti»»lr t'iiiinf|f I' lo rPublish March 13, 10 A April I itm* In
(. 11.
In H r i T'.vlnlr of
C D K -II0
W ill 1min Iti m a r r Clam y* Jr ,
I
!',«»r>d
In Ike I'uurl mt (b e t ' « * « l |
Jnda*. Seminole County, Flor- T o All 4 rnlIIorn nml I'enMiM*
ll n » Inu
M mI mir or
llrm nrd n
Idn, In I’ rs b a l*.
\ i R i m t Anld K it H tn
In rat K ata t* o f
You and nurh o f you ar#
F L U Y D C. H o l t IN K ,
Deceased. ti r r fh y nol I flint nml required to
prevent
any claims nml it#*
T o A ll ( ' r e d Dora and Person*
t i n t i n g Cl a im * o r
Demands m n n l i whli li ) mi, o f H t h r r of
y«m,
may
l»»v# nun Inn! Iti«
A g a i n * ! Said K a f a l r i
nf
W illia m
llrrnnrr
You and each o f you are p p U I s
here by n otified and required Clancy* J r , dtoranrd. la ir nf
to present any claims and d e nald County, to tha County
nf
rtvmttio!*
County*
mands which you, or either of J udit #
you,
ma y
have against
the Florida* at hla o f f l r # in Hi#
r a ta l* of F L O Y D O. 11( III IN E, rour ! hou nr o f maid County at
Florida,
within
alt
deceased, lata o f said C-Uhly. Hanford,
iu uie County Jun g* ul m toi • a.................... I- f I ■»TH Ihl I I»7~
o
f
th#
flmt
(lUtdic-itloti
o
f
thla
nol* County, Flo rid a, at his ufcoplta o f mu h
f i r s In the court houat o f aald notice. T a n
County
at
Sanford,
Florida, rla lm or demand ahall !■# In
wr
it
in
g,
and
ahall at at# Iht
within
alx
calend ar
months
from the Unit o f the flrat pub pin re o f r «■a Idr or# and |:ioat of*
lication o f till* notice. T w o f I r r addreaa of Hie « ialmanl*
copies o f each claim o r d e and ahall hr aworn to by Hi#
mand ahall be In w ritin g, and claimant, or agent. <>r n tt o f «
shall s la ts the pla* e o f r e s i n » y and at com panlrd by a f i l
dence and post o f f i c e address ing fci o f on# dollar and au«di
o f the claimant, and shall lie rlalm or demand not an fitrd
sworn to by th* claimant. Ills ahall hr void
C1e ra td I n m 7,r h n t n #r Cl a n c y
agent, o r atto rn e y and ac c om
A a t i # « u t r l i o f t he l*mt
panied by a f i lin g fee o f on*
W i l l and T rria m e n t o f
d olla r and such claim or drW illia m
llrrnai-T
Clancy.
man not »u riled shall be void
Jr., derraaeil
R o y A. Horlne
Clevrliind,
Ht«|di#naon
4
Mtia
Aa ad m in istr a to r o f th*
I*, ii lira war */.
E state of
Hanford, Florida
F L U Y D C. K O R I N E.
I'UldUh Marcli 10 it A p til I,
deceased
13. S«», 1*<S.
H T K N S T H u M, D A V I S *
CHK-134
McI n t o s h
A t to rn e y s f o r Ad m in is tr ato r
In Ih r Conrl nf H r 4 m in i)
Post O f fic e Ilox ll l t t
.tndvr, arrnliMilr 4'onaly* F l o r
Sanford, Flo ri d a >:7T1
ida, In P r a b a lr .
Publish A p ril S, 11, JO,
u 'li
In m Fa tal# o f
c d l -i:
L K W I H \V, lIUlKJFrtS
nrcaaard
NUTI I E UF a I IT
T rt All C’ rrd llo ra aad Tarawna
■ T A T E UF FLU H ID A i
l
l
a
e
l
n
a
I
’talma
o
r
llrmanda
t.R EE TIM .a.
Ag nlnal *nld F e l a t r i
T O ! S T E V E N J. H A R D
You and rauh o f you arr
It ea ld rn i* and address
her eby notlflrd and required
unknow n.
to
prtaent any rla lin * and d«*
y o u A R E H E R E B Y N O TI
F I E D . that a aworn Complaint m it u li which you, or e*ither of
by Itoaa Hard, baa been filed you, may have A g a i n at the
In the Circuit Court o f S em in re la t e o f I . K W H W . HCIMKrtS
ole County, al Sanford, Florida, dreraaed. lat# of aald County,
being a anil f o r d ivo rce by l o tlir County Judge nf rt»in!«
i«i>M J J j f L atuL y o u ar e h e r e nol# County, Florida, at hla of*
by required In f ile your ana- flc# In lha court liouea o f r i i d
at
Man ford!,
Florida,
wer, or lo o th e rw iia plead, to County
»\t
ralandar
month#
th* sain* by o r b efore th* 11th within
from
tha
time
o
f
tha
flre
t pub
day o f Stay A D. I D l , with
the Clerk o f our aald Court at lication o f l til# nolle#. T w o
Sanford, Florid a. an,| l o file a copies of m <h claim or d e
copy th e re of with the under mand ehell h# In writin g, and
signed at to rn ey. It W. Ware, ehall atai# lli# p!a## o f real*
at I ’. U. Boa l l l l , San lord. d m re and post o f f lire address
Florida,
nlhtrw is*
ju dgm en t o f the #]almant, and, ■nail h«
will b* rendered against you ■worn to by lb# claimant, hla
by default, and entered h er e agent, or a tto rn ry and accom>
panlad by a f ili n g fra o f one
in.
AVITNKSH my hand and th* dolla r and auch rlalm or de
o f f i c i a l seal of I hla llotmrahla mand not an filed ahall hr void,
/a/ Clarence !«, W ea ve r
Court, al Hanford. Florida, Ihl*
A a executor o f tha 1*4at
the Sih day o f A p r il A.D. l i l t
W i l l and T#»i a m #n i o f
(H EALl
I* F Wirt W. l l t ’ ltdKrti*.
A r th u r H. Beckwith. Jr.
Clerk
Dareared
By Martha T, Vlblen, R C. HTKNHTIIOM. DA VIA A
MclNTOrtll
R W. W ar e, A t ty .
for P l a i n t i f f
At to rn e ya for Kxaculur
P. Ik Bug t i l l ,
Fd wa rda Hulldtng
Hanford. Flo ri d a SS7T1
Sanford, Florida.
I'ubllah; A p r il II .
IT, May I'uMlrh March St. 3<>. ft April
I. 1*41
C. 13. 1M>.
C D L IS
CD K -iO l
a recommendation Monday by
B y Marshall Lingo
the City Council,
Herald Sports Writer
The c o u n c i l * a hudget
Oviedo l.ions yesterday pull
committee approved Issuance
ed
a ratty after the third inn
of $700,000 in revenue certi
ficates to finance the 10,000 ing to topple the Melbourne
new scats.
Central Catholic nine, 8-4.
Walter
Four Optioned
Beasley
hurled the
first three Innings but was re
lieved by Toil Aulin with the
scon* evened at 4-4. Aulin
tossed four shut out innings
to save die context.
leading slugged for Oviedo
was
Jim
Courier,
getting
three hits in four trips to the
plate.
Oviedo was revenging an
earlier defeat at Hie hands of
Melbourne. In that contest, the
laons fell prey. 12 3.
The I joiis go into action
IN T i l l ] U I H U U I T F i l l I I T D F again on Thursday when they
T H E NINTH J l l l l l ' l l l . I l u
l l IV i n .i n i i r a n x i i t i i N i i L r . face Titusville on the home
t i l l N i l . F LO R ID *.
diamond. Friday, Florida Cen
I II ( N l E ll I NO. I mill
T I I K I N Iu N I ' K N T I I A L L I F E tral Academy travels to Oviedo
IN S l UANt.'U CU M I' AN V .
for a tilt,
1'Ulnlltf.
Melbourne's Tony I’ remnia
\
D U N A l. ll W I I jCOX, at in .
was cret!tied with the loss.
PITTSBURG (U P I) - The
Pittsburgh
Pirates optioned
Jerry May, Phil Cunningham
and John Gelnar to Ihe Columinis Jet* of Ihe Internation
al ixttguc Monday and sent
Carl T a jlo r to Ashville of the
Southern League, The players
are on 21-hour recall.
Legal Notice
I Irtanitiiiit,.
Ntl I'll E O F S A L E
N U T B ' K IS II K I I K I I V t il Y E N
that on th* JStitl tiny nl Al'til.
I B k at 11:0 0 a.in. at lli* math
dour uf
ih*
Uourlliuu**
uf
S*nitfiu|« t'u iu ii), nt Sanfutil,
FI'.rKl*. IN* uniltralntiril i' t* rk
w ill o f f e r fu r sal* I u l b * tilkli, al aii,I Inal Ii LI it* r fur iin.li
llu- fu ilo wln n tlrw ri li rd f . a t
rru |wri>:
la IT 1!, I I M H ' k 20. N t i l lT I I
UUI.AN DU ,
aviurillna
Iu
|>l»l 1h er eo f rrculilril In
I' lat Bunk 13, I'uK** Iu amt
II,
I'ulilU'
llpriiut*
ul
Hrtnlliola C u li n l) , Flurhla
|ui;i'lh«r w iih nil atruultir**.
Iiii|iruv*iiiruta. f u l i i r r a . alip h
atic**, mul appurtenance* uii
■ant land o r uttd III conjunction
therewith.
T h l* m is la in ad • purtuanl
tn filial dt r r e * of fore, l.i.iit e
■ ii,
u in CTiau. e i y uiiiwu .no.
I I »t.ii now pehdiiiK In lh<- I ' l l • ull t'uuri or and fur Hemltiult
Couulj'. FturhLi.
D A T E D T H I S Sill day of
April, lo ci.
IHK AI.I
Ar th u r II. Il eck wllh , Jr.
I' ll tk uf Ihe I'lrru ll t ’uuri
III Kllxahelli llruanahaa
Itepuly Clerk
AN DKItS UN. U I'S II .
D E A N A IJHVNDE S
Allu rn ay a fur I'la i n l i f f
.73: K a i l r*ntr#1 Buulrvard
Uriah*tu, Flurlda
I'uldl.h A p ril I I . 1)11
c l >1. at
IN T H E u n it I IT t ill IIT tIF
ID E N INTH .11 D ll 141. t D i
l l IT IN l Nil I'ttll a EM l Ntl l,E
t ill N T I, II.IIIIID 4 .
I II 4 Nl E ll * Nil. I l i a n
THE
IR J W K H Y
HA V I N O K
BANK,
I' la ln lllf,
. a.
W IL L IA M D. R ts JKIIS. at ux.
Def endania.
NIITH E D F S A L K
NOTICE IS IIK B K D Y UIVEN
that un Ih * 33nd day uf April.
1*44 al It oo a in al Ih* main
iluor nf lha t'liutIhiiua* uf HriuInul* County, at Hanford, F l o r
ida, Ih* undersigned Clerk will
o f f e r f,,r sal* lo Ihe h i g h l i t and
heat bidder fur rash Ih * fn|.
lo w in g dearrlbed real property:
l,o| 3. Block l>, I'Ml N T H V
CLUB
M ANult.
U N IT NU
3. arrurdina lu III* plat
_____U u j i n f SJ r r i . m l f d Ik . 1'Bi I
Bonk II . I' agr a 14 and IS,
I'uhBo Jtec.irda of Sr minute
County, Florida,
toge ther wi t h all atriirlurr*.
Improvements. I I , lures, ap p li
ance*, and appurtenance, un
aald land nr need lu conjunc
tion thcrew'lih.
T h l* sale la ma d* pursuant
lu filial derre a o f foreclosure
entered In Chanc ery action No.
117X1 now pending In Ih* C i r
cuit Court o f and fur Hcmlnol*
County. Florida.
D A TE D TlilH
Slh day o f
April. 11(1.
(H E A L)
Ar th u r It. R * r k » l l h . Jr.
Clerk o f ih * Cl t r u l l Court
By Elisabeth llruanahan
De puty Clerk
AN RK IIH ON . ll l'S I I,
D E A N * I J IW N R K H
A t to rn e y s f o r I ' la in lif f
113 East Ce ntra l Boutavard
(irlando. F l o r i d *
I ’ ubllah A p r il It . I I I I
CDL II
It applies only with the
bases empty. Violation o f the
'J0-»econd regulation is sup
posed to result in the umpire
calling a ball on the butter.
“ This is nol to embarrass
anyone,” Finley said. He add
ed that he believe* the tule
would ''shorten the length of
the game, put more hustle
and hustle in pitchers and
create more fan enthusiasm
in baseball.'*
Longwood Nine
ToPs Altamonte
Oviedo Stops
Melbourne
Catholic, 8-4
Legal Notice
I I T i n : 4 l i l t I I T I III I I T II P
T i l l ; M V I II J l l l l l I %l* i M i
l l I T IS A Sit POM M .M IN O l i;
m i M t . p i .i l i u m .
i l l t \4 F l l I M l. 147:141
AM K ItH W N
P K I ’ Clt.tls MSVINUrt A M i
LOAN
ArttUn'IATIO.N 4>F O I I L A N I K V
P U I n t lf f .
Thr
phone rang in me New York
Met*
Seating Hiked
Final Contract
NEW YO R K (N E A ) -
Finley To Give Illustration
Mrs. Livingston
Attends Session
Legal Notice
P. O. lias M il
By Sandy Partwi*
By United Press lnternstlonal
Total attendance figures for
opening day of Ihe I PBS base
ball season were down an av
erage of over 2.000 persons per
By Jim Rarrhus
Mrs. Jimmie
Livingston, game from the figures a year
Herald Sport* Writer
ptesldrnt
of
the
Sanford ago,
The Longwood Braves, pac
Women’s G olf
Association,
\ total of 234.109 fans paid to
ed by tlie slugging Alan
recently represented the as see eight games Monday an
sociation as delegate In the average of 29.261 per stadium. Young, and ihe pi I idling of
State G olf tournnment held In 1964, 222.831 spectators paid
at Harder Hall. A* dclrgnte lo see seven games for an
she served as chairman o f the average of 31,830.
New Business Committee.
Also, Mr*. Livingston ha*
been appointed by the presi
dent o f the Florida Women's
Stute Golf Association to
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) serve a three year term ns Seating capacity uf the liatnr
District Director of the Or Bowl Stadium will Iw hiked
lando Area.
from 50,000 to eo.ouo following
m o BOYS
D E TR O IT f UPI > — The
Detroit
Lions' 3110-pound
Roger Brown was the heaviest
man in the National Football
League last year while Bob
DENVER (U P I) — Cookie
St. Clair o f San Francisco
Gilchrist has received a final
(6-9) was the tallest.
Denver contract providing a
25 per cent raise over his Buf
falo Bill salary, according to
n o t ic e n r st i r
S T AT K OS' FLORIDA.
Head
Coach
Mnr
IN
T IIK
t'OI I I T
UF
T D K Bronco
liH K K T IM iS
FOt’ N TV
J l DUE . SE M IN U I. K Specdio. Gilchrist was trailed
T O l K V A S M I T H C L A Y TOM,
UUt A T I , S T A T E U F F L U I D
C l oakwnnil Avenue,
by the Bills to the Broncos
D I.
tUnfaril. North Carotin*. 1
I
'
l
l
U
R
A
T
E
No.
4T.1I
last month for Billy Joe.
Ton are hereby notltleit that
• TT A T D 1 N
a Sworn Hill nf Complaint hue
IN I l K i E S T A T E U F
been flint aaalnat you, belli c W A L E It
D IX O N
Sit .
al* o
an action for divorce by Itanka
Clayton, In th* Circuit Court know n a* W A L T E R IDIXON.
>* ceased.
of Hemlmila County, at Sanfonl, I k e s t a l e a f F lo rid a lit
n m r n ii* skhi :
Florida, and you are hereby
N O T IC E IS tirrvhy ul%#n that
W a l t e r Dixon, Jr.,
required In file your anawer.
Yo u ar e her eby notif ied that I am fttR iR nl In tutalnr** nt
or olhar pleading lo aald Com a petition ha« hern filed In H vp Point a— lit it tin **V 17* 15,
plaint, with th* Clerk of our ■itl<l rolirt prnyliiK for the a p Kaii! I ii 1114* IN *uti t y, FI c»rl <!a» ti n aald Court, and to file a copy point ment o f an admln l-tr a- il »*r th * rif t Ii »u »
ii a in #
«»f,
thereof to tha underaluned At. tnr o f th* * « t a t e of the above- IIIaAHK C A T T A V K I t S . * n d
torney. It. W. Ware. I1, o. llnx named decedent.
that l Intend to r#islM#r unlit
t i l l . Hanford, Florida, on nr
You are here by required to n II III* wit h t lie HtrrW o f tile
before the ISth day of April file
yo u r
w r itt e n
defense* c ir c u it Hour!. rt#ifilnol# CNiUfifj,
A. I>. llSS; otherwLe a Iiecrre th ere to within f o r l y day* » t - Florida* hi at’cardnnvr with lha
Fro Cnnfano will be taken and t r r III* flrat publication hereof. provt Fliina of tha Flf*t lltoua
had ayalnat you for the relief Should you fall therein, decree N iifn# KI it I n 11"n, ! 11- %i It: Set tlo n
drmandrd In aald Complaint,
w ill be entered In due course Aiii U S Florid,i rttmtutr* 111?*
IX INK AND itnDKUKD at upon sold petition.
rtln: I tail ( ’ Viiti-n
Sanford, Seminole County, Flor
W I T N E S S my hand and the D r vein ml. S t« p hr nm*n A Ml**1
ida, thla tha :sih day of March *eai o f aald eourt at Sanford, A ttf*rrie>ii nt U w ,
I' U. h r a w r r
A. D. 1X1.
Florida, March l*th . E**a.
ISKALI
K A llL Y L E
I tub's HOLD Kit Suite i l i
Sun ford A 1:1.mi Hr \,it lonat Think
Arthur If. Brckwlth, J r,
Coun ty Judge
Clerk
Hill Id Id B, Hanford, Florida
Ily tad* II. W a l k e r
Fuldlvli M irch 30 4k A p ril f
tty: Klltaheth Hrutnahaa
C le ik
Deputy Clerk
13
;n. m i .
I I U T I ’ III S O N A N D L E F K L K H
«*I»K*133
R. W. WAUK,
por t O f fic e D r a w e r II
Atty. for 1’lalritlff
Sanford, Flo ri d a
Legal Notice
'Mad Doctor' Leads Mets Fan Club
Ricky
Uoodal!
O'Neal,
monte
and
defeated
Twins,
5-3.
Bonnie
the
\Ita-
in South
Seminole Little League Action
Saturday night.
Young slammed a double
and a single in the affair for
the Braves and the two bur
in s combined for a two-hit
jnnund effort.
Gary Currens and Hickey
Xus* belted two-baggers for
the Twins.
On Saturday afternoon Ihe
North Orlando Canlinals nutslugged the Altamonte Sen
ators 8 5.,
Tommy Rluxles, David Do
nat and David Mclntnxh each
rnllcctcd a pair nf haxe km»eks
for the Cardtnal cause.
Kevin Stephenson and Bnlihy
SiH-ncer held the Senators toj
only two rleon hits in Dir af
fair. by F.ditie Fuller nml Mieker Shiver*.
Last night the I.ake Mary
Giants took the measure of the
ScRnturs, It 5. with Ihe aid of
a number of Nat walks. The
Giants raptwd five base hits
in the affair.
In farm team action Lake
Mary dumped the Srnalor*.
15 3, and I.,inguinal trounced
the Twins, 12 1.
CassellHTry, the only remauling undefeated tram, will
pit its tpolles* slate against
(he Twins in action tonight at
Cooper Field in Casselberry.
office
and
the
female
callrr intormrd one startled
official Dial she loved the
Mets so much she wanted to
sing the national anthem at
Ihe opening game.
"That's very kind of you."
said Ihe front office man,
"hut we've already got Con
nie Francis lined up for open
ing day."
"W ell.” she explained, ‘ TH
do it for the rest of live home
games "
S> baseball is hack, and the
calls are probably the same
al! over the country—Milwau
kee excluded, of course. *
It's the otid season, alt right
when the strangest things
seem to happen to the people
you’ll least suspect.
Like Dr. Dominie Principato.
a soft spoken radiologist, at
Veterans Hospital by day, but
by night the streaming, rav
ing unofficial leader of base
ball's wildest fans, those of
the New York Mets,
The DPs from Khhets Field
an«l the
Polo G r o u n d s
who compose most of Ihe Met
THE PROFESSOR AND THE IMK’ -M a n a g e r Casey Sten
crowds, ralt him the “ Mad
gel of (lie New York Mels greets Dr. Dominic Prlndpalo,
Doctor" because he always
Ihe man heliiml a form of baseball madness called Metshows up in a yellow poncho
tomania. The doctor is thr Mets No. 1 fan.
with huge black " l e t 's Go
M els" lettering.
know me amt the poncho. If l like that," he said. "S o when
Ills seat is on lltc first base
they come lo Ihe hall park
side of Shea Stadium, hut don't put it on right away
they want to unleash all Ihia
during tlie course of a game they siarl calling for it,"
emotion."
Yankee fans ami anti-Mel
he wanders all over the park
You might call it group
lcjding anyone who wants to fans predicted that Ihe love
therapy. The doctor agrees.
partake (usually everyone) in affair between the public and
Met cheers which lie and his the Mets would lie over by
now, lull there is no indica
wife write,
A group of 10 friends ac tion nl such a trend.
"1 don't think a gale of (wo
companies the doctor, and this
gathering is mainly respon million is out of rearh this
sible for the cupohic stale of year," one Mets official said.
MONTEGO BAY, J a m a ic a "F an Interest is even higher.
Metsomania.
"Th e calls are fantastic, (U P l) — The 32-foot sloop
"Don't make a Joke of us,"
the doctor said, " I 'v e had especially rigid now before Stardust, smallest boat In th«
hundreds of letters and photo Ihe season. They want every race, sailed aeroxs Ihe finish
rails from fans telling me how thing from Shea Stadium lo line here Monday (o win tha
much the enjoy our spirit Casey. If I had lo say O. K. Class B title in the Miamilo every request [or Casey, Monlego Bay yaeld race.
and what w e're doing.
The Coral Beef. Fla., entry
" I liatk at it this way. Base either I'd lie liret! or Casey'd
Is owned by Warner Wilcox.
ball needs some extra excite tie dead."
Since il started four years It covered Ihe 844-milet dis
ment. Tlie games are about
a half hour longer these days. ago, everyone's Ih tii trying tance in nine days, two hour*
Alter a while I had Hie feel to explain this attertion (or the and six minute* tn beat Quering Hie people wanted to do most hapless team in baseball idia on corrected lime.
history. Ilut nnttody has really
Earlier, llohert F. Johnson'*
something.
72 foot ketch Ticonderoga, tin*
"R eally, the response has route up with an answer.
Except ihe "M ad Doctor." scratch laiat in the fleet, haul
been a surprise lo me They
"People are worrying aland ed down Class A honors is
needed something and they
wanted il. They've iim iii to wars, atom bombs, and lliings (he rare.
Stardust Wins
Class 6 Race
Chevrolet
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to Flat D ir re o f r,< ori lt <1 In
Flat Book 9*. F n ar* *.li mol
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run E aste rl y ah.ntl N. >ihe rly line of aalit laU* S ami
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to geth er wi t h all structure*.
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T h l* *al* U mad* pureuant tn
final d ecre* o f foreclosure errtered In f'ham-ery arili.it No
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cuit Court o f and fur Seminole
County. Florida.
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U. S. Reaching Ivan
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l
W orld Traveler
from stations in Spain, West Geru
many and Formosa.
These stations have a combined
power o f 1,840,000 watts; six trans
mitting towers In Spain are as high
as the Washington Monument. Ra
dio Liberty needs this power to
pierce a massive electronic curtain
thrown up by hundreds o f Russian
jamming stations.
Still the broadcasts get through—
and the letters get through in in
creasing numbers. Some are spirit
ed out by travelers. Some are sent
as personal letters to friends or rel
atives, written in disguised langu
age and signed with fictitious
names. Most find their way to spec
ial addresses In Western Europe an
nounced from time to time on broad
casts.
Says Howland H. Sergeant, a for
mer State Department official and
president o f the committee, "Con
sidering the risks and the postal
censorship, one letter from the U.S.S.R. is equivalent to a thousand
from a free country."
"Comrades, please broadcast evhour . . . We cannot receive
you all the time, but we hear snat
ches of you through the howling of
this dog we are fighting. Greetings."
" I give first place to your broad
casts. For the past year I have been
listening to you every day."
"We are grateful to you for your
efforts because your words inspire
faith in a better future for our peo
ple."
These are excerpts from letters
written from inside Russia to Radio
Liberty, one of the most powerful
but least publicized weapons in
America's propaganda arsenal.
UnlUce Radio Free Europe, whieh
beams its broadcasts to five Eastern
European satellites, or the U.S. gov
ernment-sponsored Voice of Amer
ica, which presents the official
American image around the world,
Radio Liberty concentrates on Rus
sia Itself to tell its people what Pravda, Isveatia or Radio Moscow con
ceal or distort
Radio Liberty Committee is a
group of U.8. citizens who have
supported the overseas broadcast
activities for the past 11 years. For
mer Presidents Harry S. Truman
and Dwight D. Eisenhower are hon
orary chairmen.
More than 200 former Soviet cit
izens prepare and deliver the broad
casts, which are made In 17 langua
ges and dialects of the Soviet Union
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Lyle C. Wilton Say»;
Lyndon Ducked
Thought For Today
Hide in your heart a bitter
thought,
Still it has power to blight;
Think Love, although you speak
it not,
It gives the world more light.—
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Noel admits that the mlad
might wield aa Influence
over mental aliments, sack
as phsblas, But ha can't
one how It canid affect a
partly arsenic apaet inch
■a a hrnfcaa shin hone.
Bcraphanh this cate and Its
clincher follow-up tomor
row. Far this opens np the
aowes! field la mediclaa aad
Is fascinating.
CASE V-488; Non! J „ aged
IS, la the chemist who wanted
to know the asset mechanism
by which faith healing could
bo esplaiaod.
"D r. Crane," bo added, "1
realise that menial tberspy
might bo very helpful on de
finitely manlal ailments.
"Thus, you might help era
dicate undue fears or phobias
by suggestion but how can the
mind speed up a purely or
ganic ailment like a broken
shin boost”
Suppose the victim o f that
broken tibia were unduly fear
ful that her leg might not knit
properly.
Suppose she hid seen a flail
joint that resulled from Im
proper mending o f such s
bone.
And If she worshipped at
the shrine o f physical beauty,
so she was psnlcky lest she
might never win a husband if
her leg wes unsightly and de
formed then you can appre
ciate her disturbed mental
stats.
In such a tense, worried
frame o f mind, the would
sleep poorly, so she might be
come an insomnia addict.
And she might lose her ap
petite, due to fear, so Uist
she failed la cat properly or
drink enough milk end cal
cium foods lo rc-ccmcnl the
broken shin bone.
Most of you can sea that
even such a purely physical
ailment aa a broken bone
might thus be hampered in Hi
speed o f heeling, ell due to a
bad mental outlook.
But lake other aliments
where the mind could con
ceivably exert even more die-
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Tuesday, April 13, 1003
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istrous effects, as in peptic
ulcer, heart trouble,
high
blood pressure, and maybe
even In cancer!
When you ere worried end
afraid, your brain build* up
excess energy which you may
try to burn up in restless ac
tivity such as dancing, swim
ming, pacing the floor or
chain amoklng.
For the brain first tries to
reduce lie own excess "pres
sure" by musculsr outlets.
Meanwhile,
however,
the
unused nervous energy spills
over Into that autonomic nervoua system,
So it prods your glands Into
excels secretory action, which
causea too much acid in the
stomach, hense, "heart burn"
and maybe peptic ulcer.
Also, around your blood
vessel! are tiny circular musrlci. When you are tense,
they are atlmulated to con
tract, thus m iking the vessels
smaller In diameter.
As a result, your heart must
increase Its power, to your
blood pressure rises alarm
ingly.
Recently I reported the cats
o f a Tennessee Army Colonel
whose systolic blood pressure
zoomed from a normal o f 139,
up to 222, just due to a com
plex he had developed con
cerning a medic in military
uniform I
Many cancer researchers
think cancer is dua to some
chemical deficiency.
If you have thus lost your
appetite, due to fear, tension
or worry, than you might even
curtail tha input of a varied
chemical diet aad thus pradispose your body to caacsr.
A . an viuofficiat o b w r .v i o f
cancer theorlsa fo r 30 years, 1
believe cancer may uitlmatsly
be provad due to chemical
deficiencies of various sorts,
depending on ths type o f tu
mor.
Cancer o f the breast m ay be
dua to lack o f one trace chcm
leal while cancer o f the brain
could be due to a deficiency
of another, etc.
For a final clincher ease to
show Uie Intimate body-mind
relationship, ba sura to read
about Joe in tomorrow's case.
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Dr. Crane’s
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1
to t’s talk about
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President Johnson's boot end LBJ evidently is waiting be- Republican as tha Great So
most obvious opportunity to for deciding what the Presi ciety statesmen are to hold
discourage the Bov. Martin dent of all o f the United States the Negro vote for the Demo
Luther King's plan for mass thinks o f K ln g'i effort to com cratic party.
ive economic sanction against mit economic mayhem on Meantime, Alabama c a n
tha people of Alabama cam* at Alabama.
find some solace in the know,
LBJ's caution la not unique. ledge that any pressure group
hia latest news conference.
The Urns also h u passed whan boycott is more likely to flop
LBJ ducked It.
Tha question: "Mr. Presi any or all acknowledged Re than to flourish.
dent, can you give your view publican leaders could bava
of Dr. King's call for ■ boy objected effectively to King's
plana for Alabama. Republi
cott of Alabama?"
The answer: " I don't think 1 cans could hava been way out
bav* any comment to make in t e n t in defending Alabama
■gainst economic boycott with
at this time."
The President continued In out Inviting fair-minded citifar iBriNklMhit •
clurth • ■cSteto •
about 200 additional words to sens to denounce them as rac
•ffifM. Famow# Ly«*to
an
rial ►helsiaf m l
ist
ruffians.
White
southerners
explain that ha did not know
kxkrrt, wrti* tar
rtute.
tha details of King's plan al would hava welcomed some
though ho said ha was fully Republican defensive action.
*<£«jte<tee atoaxt
Republican statesmen gen
aware of tb* faet that King
,
mows ssiessi
erally
a
n
silent,
they
bring
as
had proposed tho boycott.
1131 lost ftOSINSOK
Such protests against King's anxious to get the Negroes
boycott plans as have appear back Into the habit of voting
ad ao far have com* general
ly from non-political sources—
columnists, newspaper editorlal writers and such eltlitna
who do not depend on the good
will of Dr. King and hla Negro
supporters tar their jobs. The
politicians gsoarally an allant.
If praised on the matter of
King's plans for economic sen
ctlons against tha stats of Ala
bama, the polls ar* likely to
respond in the manner of
LBJ'a response to that recent
news conference question: A
fearless response In the boldly
confident manner of n heavy
weight walking on egg*.
Dr. King's boycott is a co
ercive action to inflict Injury
or Inconvenience on all of the
people of Alabama, a private
veadftta to punish a sover
eign state. It la fair lo assuma that the President un
li*t going to cot l
derstood King's purpose al
though he begged off comment.
It la fair also to aasume that
o lot of ptoney.
tha President does not object
to the purpose of King's boy
Bolter atari
cott. If LBJ does object to It,
bo ducked s notable chance to
owing now.
say ao as hia April 8 news
conference.
Open your
If King Interprets the Pres
ident's agile avoidance of the
Issue aa a White House green
account hero.
light to proceed against the
state of Alabama, who can
■ fte King's judgment on
that? Tho light could have
in green. It definitely was
not rod.
On the day of that Johnson
news conference, King stepped
up the temp* of Us boycott
plans. Ha announced a basic
SANFORD, FLA,
program. King atill withheld S12 WEST FIR8T 8T.
howarn, (he details for which
Bruce Biostot — Ray Cromley
Political Notebook
LAN D IN G , Mich. ( N E A ) ~
Michigan's Gov. George Rom
ney already la being assessed
by both friend and Democrat
ic foe ae virtually unbeatable
If ha should seek tha govern
orship again in 1868.
Moreover, few top Michigan
professionals doubt that Romnsy wants to go fo r the 1008
Republican presidential nom
ination. Bines ha will then b «
01, it It really his one and
only c h .n o .
A substantial victory In
I0CQ would position him wall.
Ha would than enter upon tha
first four-yaar term in state
history. And a healthy win
ning margin, coming on top
o f his agalnat-tha-Ude tri
umph in ]IHt4. would enlarge
hla already growing reputa
tion as a vole-getter.
Inquiries In Michigan dis
close that almost no Demo
crat o f office-holding stature
carts to taka on Romney next
yaar.
Former Gov. G. Mennen
Williams, now assistant aecretary o f atata fo r African A f
fairs, breezes back to hla
horns
state
nearly
every
weekend. Ilul key pollticlane
tend to think thle reflects a
greater Interest In a U. H.
Senate aeat than in a try for
a seventh governorship term.
Even If Williams did go for
his
old
post,
Democratic
chief* era not optimistic over
his chances against Romney.
Chafing aa always at Rom one Republican leader to eay
largely undlmmrd Im hi. political graep hae Im
proved "180 per cent" lin e,
age o f "goodness," Democrats
he took office.
frat over how to combat him.
A wide feeling estate, too,
Mutters one!
that Romney heart a charm
“ He's fo r home, mother, ed political life. Profeeelonale
frea beer, wide highway* and are still thumblnr over tha
•arly spring."
figures that gave him a 310,'
Another saya grudgingly:
000-vote victory
last fail
"H a makes tha right play while Praiident Johnson was
at the right time.**
dumping Barry Goldermtar by
Romney's solid political ad more than a million votes in
v a n ta g e go well beyond his Michigan.
Perhaps most astonishing
"w hit* knight" status, helpful
as that is.
was tha fact Romney won an
Michigan's economy soared estimated 8 to 10 par coat o f
8 par cent in each o f tha last tho state's Negro vote and
two years and is atill on a got 45 per cent o f tha vote
big rise. Unemployment la at total In Wayn* county (D *
an amaslng low, 8.5 to 4 per tr o ll), tha toughest Demo
cant, wall banaath the nation cratic stronghold.
It Is figures like these
al average. A budget aurptua
ranging toward 100 million whieh encourage many Re
publicans to think o f Romney
dollars la piling up.
Though aom* officials voice In 1868 presidential terms.
fears this upward paca cannot Hla ntw GOP atata chairman,
b* maintained, few think a Mrs. Elly Paterson, a toughserious slowdown would coma minded practitioner, clearly Is
soon enough to untrack Rom catling her boat In Uia Whit*
House mold.
ney In 1068,
Romney, o f course, never
Currently ha is engaged
with a Democratically con commits himself openly until
trolled legislature In a fenc ha must. But his IM S schod
ing contest over possible tax ula ia thick with out-of-atria
including
a n
reform and legislation fo r appearances,
nsw taxis. Burned in a ma lata April,
jor reform e ffo rt In 1883, the eight-day visit to Europo In
A high-placed GOP spokes
governor declines to lo ft a
"Romney tax program " only man aaya o f tho governor to
to have It abut down by Dem day: "H e's about as wtll-po*
tured fo r 1868 as h* could bo
ocrats eager to nail him.
Hla increased caglness leads right now."
ney's
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Colossal Double-Cross
la Warsaw, Soviet and Polish
traders bars confirmed for an
other 88 yoare a treaty of
friendship bora of tragedy aad
a colossal double-cross.
When tha train from Moa
cow pulled Into Warsaw's
Gdansk railway atatte bearing
Sovlat party chief Laonld l
Brstlmav and Premier Akset
N. Kosygin it waa seat by
school children too young to
know anything of ovoata 30
years ago.
Banner* they waved pro
claimed " t e c Uvo Polish-So
viet friendship."
la ths United Btatoe, April
81, 1841, a te was a period of
porticuUr innocence regarding
■ovist methods sad motive*.
la July, 1144, the Soviet
army bad reached tho out
skirts of Warsaw aad Urn Moacow-contnllsd PoUsh-Uaguap*
led Polish liberation commit
t e proclaimad itself the pro
visional government of Poland
and received recognition from
Moecow, ignoring tho London
bated govornment-ln-cxllo.
la March, tho Sovlat gov
ernmaot Invited members of
the London Pollah government
and leaders of tha political
parties and of tho underground
In Poland to tho headquarters
of Sovlat General Ivanov.
Tha stated objective was to
negotiate a broader baas for
tho provisional govommant re
cognized by Moscow.
On the basts of aafe-eonduct
paste* Issued by the Russians,
nearly all the leading figures
of the Polish underground ap
peared.
Included were four cabinet
membere of the London Polish
•ovonunont, tho speaker of
tho underground parliament
and n te leaders of Urn Peas
ant, Christian Democrat, So
cialist and National parties.
Moat of thorn never won
•era again. They were arrest
ed, aad after secret trials ia
Moscow disappeared into Rus
Oa April II, IMS, the Soviets
sad the Communist-led "provisteal govoramaut" la War
saw aigaod Uw treaty of
fricadihip which now ia faring
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"do
their
hair," »Iip Into their loveliest
cocktail gowns and join the
By Dottle A u ilin
ALL
Anothsr extremely popular
18 Q U IE T, (compar figure waa the familiar one
atively), on th* N avy front
o f Capt. Joe Tully who told
this week after the hustle,
buttle, excitement nmi ac
tivity
of
Bombing
Derby
Week.
I t was really “ the week
that was'1 and would taka
pagea to tell o f all that went
on — all the lovely clothes
that were worn at the re
ception Friday night — all
the glittering brass from all
over the United States who
attended. — A ll the way
from
California came our
favorite P10 officer, Lt. Sam
Dow.
Blessings on Sam — this
columnist would have been
Inst in the shuffle at the BD
party, had It not been for
this popular and most e ffic
ient young m in who knew
“ who was who" and “ what
was what."
us, “ I'm es happy at a lark
to be here In Sanford — what
a wonderful place— w h a t
wonderful people — It's Just
the grea test!" Sporting a
blazing sunburn from Friday
afternoon's golf game, Capt.
Joe and hla charming wife
Ruth circulated through the
reception,
shaking
hands,
kissing frlenda and pounding
backs right and left, beaming
with pleasure.
N o less than seven high
ranking admirals were pre
sent at the reception, along
with “ everybody who ia any
body" among the civilian
population o f Sanford—ev
erybody having a wonderful
time.
We understand that the
generous hosts who picked
up the tab for the gallons of
cnrktnil beverages and all
the delicious food were North
American Aviation, Douglas
A ircraft Company, Uenoral
Electric and Seminole Coun
ty Chamber o f Commerce.
The ballroom, the lobby
and the N avy Wives Meeting
room were all beautifully
decorated by squadron o ffic
er's wives, under thu leader
ship o f K illy O'Gnra, depict
ing “ East Meet* W est" with
myriad
clever
decorations.
The ceilings were transform
ed Into heavenly vistas with
thousands o f glittering stars
and colorful Japanese tanterns, while scenes from all
over the world hung on the
walls,
Billars
were
given
the
Florida look, being trimmed
with palmetto fronds and in
the lobby, red parachutes
hung from the ceiling. Outaide under the tent tha cen
ter o f attraction w ai the
lean in g Tower o f I'lsa that
had been constructed by the
wives o f Thirteen.
Almost up to the last min
ute, the women were busy
with the last minute decor*
tlons in preparation o f the
reception, assisted by many
N a vy men. Then everyone
CLO W NING nt "decor
ation day actlvitieH" at
the Navy ballroom F ri
day is fun-loving Betty
Stokes who peers gaily
between the leaves o f a
palmetto frond, us she
a n d dozens o f other
N a v y officers wives
transformed the ball
room into a beautiful
setting fo r the Bomb
ing Derby party Fridny
night. (Herald Photo)
fun.
O f court*, on Saturday,
everyone waa hock at th* N a
val A ir Station fo r tha airshow, the presentation o f the
trophiea and the N avy A p
preciation Day luncheon at
Golden Lake.
W hat a thrill to see th# ex
citing Blue Angela again in
their daring performance! A t
each paaa orer tha field, you
could here a
chorua o f
"o-o-o-o-ohe" rising f r o m
thousands o f throatal
Lovely Kay Bartholomew
was most gracious and won
the admiration o f tha erowd
aa the presented the plaque
given In memory o f her hus
band, the late Cdr. Bart Bar
tholomew. Kay waa stunning
a i usual In a white euit with
white etraw hat, and you
could feel the warm approba
tion o f tha crowd fo r this
proud and courageous wom
an who ia so much w part of
th* community life o f San
ford.
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N A V Y OFFICIALS AND C IV IL IA N S mingled happily at the Bombing
Derby party held at the N A S Ballroom, Friday. In photos above, le ft:
Capt. Daniel Fowler (who will relieve Capt. James Mayo as commander o f
Reconnaissance W ing One on April 27) and Mrs. Fowler chat with 8enator Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Miss Susan Hnusch. Center: Rear Admiral
Mrs. N olta fo r help and aha
officers and wives fathered
at th* Orlando A F B fo r a
party. They were joined by
Lt. Gerald Catron and hi*
wife, Betty who are ex-SIxS A T U R D A Y N IG H T after ers.
This morning a squadron
th* Bombing Derby festivi
ties Lcdr. and Mrs, Arthur coffee wae scheduled at Ann
Shelly were hosts to a going Underwoods, as they make
away party fo r Lcdr. Harry preparations to greet In-com
and Jan SaraJIan, who are ing Sixers who are beginning
getting ready to leave for to arrive in Sanford,
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W illow Grove N A S in Penn
CPrt W IV E S board meet
sylvania with their four chil
ing will be Wednesday at lb#
dren, very shortly.
Ijinny Skelly was especial home o f Mr*. V. W, Ganderly commended fo r the most ton at 7:30 p.m.
A ll the CPO wW ei are
successful party, alnre she
just added little Arthur, Jr. busy making final prepara
to the N avy dependents pop tions fo r tha children's Eas
ulation just three weeks ago. ter E gg hunt scheduled Sat
Besides the members of urday at 2 p m. at the C h ief*
VAH-6 who were present Club. Older youngster* are
Ixdr. and Mrs. Donald Ord reminded to bring a teaspoon
o f Seven; Lcdr. and Mrs. in order to play a special
Tedford Cann o f Three, I .cdr. game.
Saturday night, the wives
and Mrs. Arthur Stallings of
Eleven, Mr. and Mr*. Jim and husbandi enjoyed a potSmith, Mr. and Mr*. Don luck supper at lb * dub.
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Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
C. Hutchison, Anne Pirotte,
Bertie
Brough and Betty
Lynn
Phillips
were
also
guests at the party.
. . .
J A N S A R A J IA N was also
the honoreo at a farewell
luncheon at Spenccr'a last
week and Ann Underwood,
wife o f Six's akipper present
ed Jan with a corsage o f red
carnations.
A rriving just in time fo r
the luncheon was M ri. Char
lie Smith, w ife o f the execu
tive officer, who had arrlv.
ad from Whldby Island.
Other Six Wivee honoring
Jan included Mr*. H. M.
Moore, Mr*. A . K. Skelly,
Mr*. J. E. Shevlcn, Mrs. U.
C. Vought, Mrs. Russell W il
son, Mrs. James Thompson.
On the Sunday evening
previous to that, alt the Six
DRAGON
L A D IE S have
derided to get their husbands
and families together fo r the
W inter Bark Scenic Cruise
on April 24, leaving from the
W inter Bark dock at 11 a.m.
fo r an hour and a half trip.
A fte r returning from tha
cruise, they will have a pic
nic at Lake Golden at 1 p.m.,
(o r as soon aa cruiser* can
get baek to Sanford from
Winter P ark ).
Everyone la to bring their
own food and fo r further in
formation on thia day o f fun
and activity call President
Laurel Cherewiky or Vicki
Bower (a fte r 6 p.m.)
The club's new scrapbook
waa brought to the April
meeting by publicity chair
man Carole Surbrook and tha
group decided that
aside
from th* unusual clippings
and pictures they would re-
(re t.) Robert Pirie is
rives at reception. Right: Highest ranking civilian guest at the party
was Congressman A . S. Herlung Jr., center, who found congenial com*
pany with Mrs. W . Vincent Roberta (le ft ) and Miss Cecile Heard, San
(Herald Photos);
ford postmaster.
immediately tamo to the res
cue aa a aponaor to help re
organize tha club.
T o ahow their appreciation,
fo r her work, time and intereat, the club presented M r*.
Nolta a scroll making her an
honorary member o f tha club.
Making tha preacntatlon on
behalf o f tha club waa th*
president, M arge Harvey.
Funeral Funds
ForPeopleAges
39 to 79
TO P BRASS o f the U. S. Nnvy attended the
Bomliintf Derby party Friday. In left photo
above two admirals, Rear Admiral, USN, (ret.)
Robert Pirie o f Washington, D. C. and Vico
Adm. Paul D. Stroop commander o f Nuvnl
Forces in the Pacific chat with Congressman A .
serve
a lection for a guest ly by R V A 1 M 3 Enlisted W i
oodo and | i»r of
birth to Great Lakes Insurance
ve* Club nt a luncheon at the Island to Hanford, the origi Harden, Mary St. Am ore and Co., Klein, III. 00112. Dept.
rosier.
At
S. Herlontr Jr. R igh t photo— Happy returnee to
Sanford was form er Heavy Attack W ing Com
mander, Capt. J. M. Tully Jr. (righ t) now com
manding officer o f the fleet oiler USS Neosho,
ahown here chatting with Vico Admiral Paul D.
Stroop and Mrs. Henry Fnrrow. (Herald Photos)
You can now apply by mall, di
rect to tha Home Office, for #
Life Insurance Policy providing
12000 or 11000 fuarsnteed-rsta
lifetime protection. Application
■nd rate* mailed to yon without
obligation. No scant will call.
Tear out tbli ad and
mail today with your
nama, address, sis
the meeting, member*
enjoyed
drinking
their
Capri Restaurant.
In th# move from Whldby
nal
club
*
ao
scattered
three
member*,
Carolyn Taylor
called
Mary
upon
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cof
fee and tea from the unusual
ceramic mug* made and pre
sented to the N avy Wives
meeting room by Jean Sheri
dan and all expressed apprec
iation to Jean fo r her gen
erous contribution and hard
work.
Hostesses fo r the next
business meeting on May
13th at 7:30 p.m. will be
Sharon
Hutto and
Sandy
Squire*. This will ba an elec
tion of officer* meeting so
everyone i* urged to mark
their calendar and be sure to
attend.
*
was
that
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MRS.
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H O N O R AR Y MEMBER o f the RVAH-1S EnJiflted Wives Club 1b Mrs. Maggie Nolta. widow
o f Cdr. Tony Nolta, who i i shown (top le ft) as
sho was presented with a scroll at a luncheon
held recently. A t right is Mrs. Murge Harvey
who presented the framed scroll in behalf o f
the club in appreciation for Mrs. Nolta'a help.
(In photo below) Jean Sheridan, who made and
donated 40 ceramic coffee mugs fo r use in the
N avy Wives meeting room is shown as she
placed the mugs, colorfully decorated with flow
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F a n I — April IS, IMS
Love Thy Neighbor Theme O f DeBary Flower Show
SHS Junior-Senior Prom,
.entries were
all prefect!?
I "Wishing W cU," lendsciped bougalnviUae, depicting a mag-1 fully decorated booth,
"L o re Thy Neighbor," the Garden Club was appropriate Community Center,
The Judges were faced with beautiful with genuine authenA t the entrance, the specta with potted plants, watering niflcent garden. Tea and coftheme o f this year's annual ly carried out last Wednesday
elms and overhanging purple fee were poured from a beautl-ja difficult decision since the [ Ucity. Judging the entire share
The m agic o f "r a n ts sy Ova assortment o f goodies, Flower Show of the DeBary and Thursday at the DeBary tors were welcomed with a
were Mra. A . R. Mulllne, DaL a n d " was tmveiled Saturday was poured by Mra. Roger
Land; Mr*. E. H. Duff, Day
night at the Civic Center Harris, the Junior class pres
tona; Mrs. L. E. Stephens, Or*
when the Junior Class o f Sem ident's motlier, and Mra. W al
Fantasy Land, Fantastic
inole High School paid tri
bute to their upper classmates
b y unfolding the pages of
F a iry Tales and bringing to
life the enchanting sagas and
characters at the annual SHS
Junior-Senior Prom.
The young ladles, all deck
ed out In magnificent fairy
princess attire, entered on the
arm s o f their knights in shin
ing armor, impeccably tail
ored, through "P u ff the Magic
Dragon's* mouth. The glgantic dragon was constructed at
the entrance foyer with the
inside carpeted In brilliant
crimson.
A t the entrance the guests
stepped into a beautiful land
scaped garden complete with
a wishing well and white
wrought iron love seats.
The walls o f the Civic Cen
ter became ornate, artistic
murals with colorful "F a n t
asy Lan d" life s iu characters
portraying their story book
roles. A Pirate's ship depict
ed In genuine authenticity
stealthily sailed in the refreshment area.
Centering the etage area
was a mammoth story book
with the pages opened t o a
fa iry
princess tnd gallant
JcnlgM. The Enchanted Forest
cam s to Ufa In ona area with
tym metrical tree* and lanea
leading to a real glngarbreau
house, with ■ beautiful witch
in full command.
Green fern runners, inter
spersed with bright yellow
dalaiei and miniature triangu
la r pennanti bearing "Fantaay Land, IM S " adorned the
tables. Sparkling fruit punch,
complemented with an ettrac-
ter A. Glelow, mother o f the
mond Beach; Mrs. A. F. Pow
senior class president.
ell, DeLand; Mrs. Robert N.
Guthrie, Orlando; Mrs. G. An
drew Speer, Sanford and Mrs.
H. Bitoon, DeBary, chair
man.
Mrs. Robert M aclvor of De
Bary was awarded the tri
color ribbon, Beat in Show,
for a lavender Wisteria Ar
rangement. She waa also awarded a handsome silver urn.
Awards o f Merit were pre
sented Mrs. Wayne Garner.
Sanford, and Mra. V. Gilbert,
DeBary. Mrs. Gilbert also was
winner o f the Sweepstakes awsrd.
Blue ribbon first awards
winners In Arrangements were
Mrs. A . F . Graham, Mrs.
Wade Garner, Mrs. J. J. Bifr
choff. MIsi Mary Wilcox, Mrs.
D. Middleton, M ri. Georg*
Butler and Mra. Clyde Wood
ard.
Horticulture blue ribbon win
ners were Mrs. George S p a u l*
inf, Mra. J. Oddy, Mr*. Wayne
Garner, Mrs.
Myrtle Hill,
Mra. Earl Merrill, Mra. R.
Mooty, M ri. Lee Nash. Mrs,
A. Frank, Mra. V. Gilbert,
Mrs. S. M llkr, Mrs. Everett
Dirkaen, Mrs. Angel Dlac,
Mra. P . Pettit, Mrs. A. L . L in
coln, Mrs. J. V. Richards,
Mra. H. S. Keck, Mrs. M. Kill,
Mra. George Butler and Mrs.
U . Wallin.
Adorable
sophomore
transformed
girls
into
the
roles o f "L ittle Bo P eep ," and
served their upperclassmen
as floating hostesses with ruf
fled pantaloons, coqoettishly
displayed under their volum
inous pastel skirts,
Steve Harris, Junior class
president, gave the welcoming
addrese with Charles Hunter,
senior class president, msklng
the appropriate response.
As Steve introduced the
seniors, they promenaded In
pairs under an arched arbor
o f tropical foliage combined
with yellow daisies accented
on either side by two large
contemporary urns containing
splendid floral arrangements.
Jerry Covington, baritone,
delighted
the
promenadcra
and guests with a potpourri
of musical medleys.
The Epics, furnished the
MRS. ROBERT McIVOR, winner o f the tri color ribbon, beat in ahow,
popular dance music o f today
la presented aiiver urn by Mra. Preaton McBenn, preaident o f DeBary
and the Civic Center literally
Garden Club at the annual Flower Show at the DeBary Community
rocked and rolled to the beat.
Center. The winning entry wan a beautiful lavender wlateria arrange
Thus at the stroke of mid
ment.
(Middleton Photo)
night the magic o f "F a o ta iy
Lan d" did an about fa re with
Cinderella
remaining
the
fairy princess with her prince
at her aide until the wee
hour*. It was truly an en
chanting evening o f magic for
the Juniors and seniors of
Seminole High School at their
Members of Theta Epsilon to s lighter side, with Mona
annual prom, Fantasy L a n d chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi and K ay giving their adepta.
By Jane Casselberry
1905. Fantabutoua!
met recently at the home of Hon of the favorite children's
The Woman's Club of Cas
Nancy Reynolds,
story,
"L ittle
Red
Riding selberry elected officers for
Sherry Bolts, social chair lfood." Mona was the narra the coming year at the April
man, announced (he next soc tor.
business meeting held at the
Characters In the play were
ial will be at the Bolte home
clubhouse on O v e r b r o o k
Little Red Riding Hood, Bar
on April 24 at 1:30 p.m. It bara Dekle; Grandma, Kay Drive.
Founder's Day Celebration Mrs. E . Pender
Planned By Theta Epsilon
Casselberry Club
Miss Wallace
Honor Guest O f
will be a "tacky party." Come Lee; Wolf, Fran Rivero, and
Social News Bridal Shower
Red
Riding
Hood's
dressed for the occalson. Little
By Margaret Oesby
Sherry also
Informed the mother, played by Joanne Bo
Miss Joyce Wallace, daugh girls thst the annual Found hannon. The cast pantomimed
Regulations
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Francis
The Herald welcome* all
Wallace, 75 S. Cortes Avenue,
social newa with the fol*
North
Orlando, was feted re
lowing regulations estab
cently at a personal bridal
lished:
1— Photograph and cov shower given by Mrs. Dick
erage requests should be
Longcore at her home on N.
made three daye prior to
Orlando Boulevard.
event.
A largo white cake, cover
2— Engagement a n d
ed with a multitude of pink
wedding forma are available to b« accompanied by
wedding bells, grsced the buf.
photo fou r daya before
fet table and tidbits were
announcement.
served with coffee and lime
g— Newa may bo auhpunch.
milted a t office, via malt
In
attendance were
the
or phone fo r short notices.
brlde-elcct'a
m
o
t
h
e
r
,
Mrs.
Typewritten accounts In
Francis W allace; her future
lower case double spaced
mother-in-law, Mrs. H a r r y
are expedited more quick
Coyle; Mra, Oeorge Duquette,
ly. Names should bo print*
Mra, Charles A. Bigelow HI,
od in manuscript reports.
4— Personal black and Mra. lla rry Spaulding and
Mra. John lieubler.
whits photoa and negatives
Sending gifts were Mrs, Ed
are acceptable.
gar Smart, Mrs. Tom Peter
5— Photos made by Her
son and Mrs. Alice Mines,
ald a taff may bo dupllcatThe wedding is aet for April
od a t nominal coat.
23 and will Iks solemnised In
Doris Williams
a
candlelight,
double-ring
Society Editor
ceremony at Lockhart Baptist
822-201!—C ity
by
Bev,
Leonard
426-61138— County |Church
I Jones,
er's Day luncheon w ill be
htld May 1 at 12:30, Bird
Cage Restaurant In Winter
Park. Reservation* must be
In by April 2».
President Joanne Bohannon
announced that Ritual o f Jew
els and Pledge Rituals will be
held at the first meeting in
May.
The program for the even
ing was conducted by Mona
Walker and Kay Lee. The sub
ject of the program was " L it
erature." Mona and Kay diicussed some o f the most pop
ular and well read literature,
most read being the Bible.
The girls gave a very im
pressive list of books that
children might enjoy. The Im
portance o f reading to chil
dren was greatly (treated.
The program then turned
the play whllo the narrator
read the story,
M e m b e r s attending the
meeting were Juannu Bohan
non, Pat Largrn, Jan Cahill,
Mona Walker, Fran Itivcrio,
Betty Erickson, Faye Stetson,
Betty McKee, Betty Lewis,
Sherry Unite, Jo Kuhlke, Kay
l « e , Pat Helms, Barbara Dokle, Sharron Davis and hos
tess Nancy Reynolds.
Mrs. Edward Pender, who
previously served
as vice
president, was elected to head
the club as president.
Other officers named were
Mrs. Carl Jack, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Velvet Jacobs, cor
responding secretary;
Mrs.
Edward Lunn. recording sec
retary,
and Mrs.
Eleanor
Storrs, treasurer.
The new officers will be in
stalled at a luncheon to be
held Tuesday, April 27, at
12:30 p.m. at the imperial
House in Winter Park.
FASHIONETTES
Fabric • to • fabric bonding,
heretofore considered a mys
tical method by most o f the
fashion community, has tak
en the spring ready-to-wear
markets by storm, reports the
Tricot Institute o f America.
This t e x t i l e development,
which marries acetate tricot
I f the condition o f your
to a shell fabric—be It wool,
piggy bank furrea you to
cotton, knitted or woven — Is
choose between a cut or a
heralded as one o f the most
set, hairdresser! vote for
important
fashinn-and-fabric
picking nn expert cut. Then
discoveries
o
f the p u t de
you'll find the setUng Job
cade.
much easier.
cabschon emeralds, rubles,
emclhysts or turquoise.
"B e a mother, not a bigsislcr to your Iccn-age daugh
ters," suggests couturier Don
Loper. "Y o u r girls don't need
you as a pal as much as they
want you to be the feminine
head of the household to
whom they can como for ad
vice and encouragement."
Popular colors fo r boy'a
spring blairra Include navy,
black, camel, burgundy and
False eyelashes for women red.
now come In such hues as TaPattern or the leek o f it
hltan blue, gold and
greed,' Ute Wall Street' JOUiOit ■Ritex a i r important -pealHon -in
spring wool clothes. The nonreports.
putti-rn pattern la an indis
Joe Oandolfo, designer of tinct, blurred, softened mix
ture as pointed out in hrathyoung shoes, finds
er twills. Patterns Include
Beatles nor Jeans a
Per
bis "softer,
prettier
look paisley, water lily, lotus, Perocrol!—all an extension
afoot" for spring. The wide sian scroll—all
atarted two
■ting, with a Chanel Up In a o f the art nouveau started
ago in French and
contrasting leather, gives the
teen-ager the openness of cur American ready-to-wear.
rent shoe styling, with the
closed feeling that she wants
because she is really a fash
ion conservative, be reports.
A boy In bla “ Sunday-best"
suit
Inevitably shows his
"Sunday-best" manners, says
Ron Postal of the National
Council o f Men's Fashions.
His posture Improves, his at
titude o f respect begins to
grow and it is the rare oc
casion when b t receives com
pliments o f bla appearance.
A colorful
selection to
complement
your new
Easter
finery . . , .
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whitm
Elected Prexy Of
Jewelry MH from
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Gloves HH f r o «
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n tt r
Cartier la showing Torsade
bracelets o f from seven to 11
strands o f ptarl*. There are
twisted and dramatised with a
plethora o f clasps of carved
Eva Bess
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BEAUTY SHOP
ar Oak A Cajnmarrial
Newly Modernised
Mrs. Jane Staley To Head Institute O f Food
S. Seminole Women's Club Technologists
By Jane Casselberry
metic
company
tiling
the
T o Convene
The Young Woman's Club of preaident, Mrs. Margie Mount
The Florida Section of The
Seminole unanimously aa model. She demonatrated Institute o f Food Technolo
Inscription
elected a slate of officers for various types o f Items In the gists will have their April
The
worda
"tw o hundred ta
line.
the coming year at the April
meeting on Wednesday, April
a dollar" appeared on the
Following
tho
meeting,
hos
meeting held at tho South
14, at the Haven Hotel, Winter edge o f the early Issues o f
Seminole Elementary School tesses, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Haven.
the U.S. half-cent. In 1704,
Mount, icrvcd cupcakes, dec
The meeting will convene both large and email lattare
at Caisclberry.
orated In pastel colors, and with a social period from 0
were used, creating a new
The nominating committee
punch. Decoration! were In to 7 p.m., dinner from 8 to 8
variety.
report was presented by Mrs.
tho Easter motif.
p.m., followed by the program
Ann Kain, chairman.
for the evening.
Officers elected were Mrs.
Dr. John W. Sites, associate
Jane Staley, president; Mrs.
director o f The Agriculture
Mary Warren, first vice pres
Experiment Station, Univer
ident;
Mrs. Mary Harrell,
sity of Florida, la guest speak
second vice president; Mrs.
er for this meeting. Dr. Site*
Gall Klnsloc, recording accrcwill speak on "The Develop
tary; Mrs. Greg ltulenkroeing Non-Citrus Fruit Industry
ger, corresponding secretary,
in Florida."
und Mrs. Frances Nlblack,
11* Mr*. Clarence Snyder
An Invitation la extended to
treasurer,
Six member* of Seminola all members, their gueits,
Mrs. Fay Moore reported
and other interested parties,
n r i c i ' s *4 «i * .
on the success o f the fashion Itebekuh Lodge No. 43, spent
•»n
and
Sunday
in to hear Dr. Sites’ moat inter
show and roffee held March Saturday
esting talk.
31 at the MaUon 'ct Jardln. Jacksonville. T h e
occasion
A total o f $100 was realized was the Homecoming celebra
from the affair to benefit The
tion o f Mra. Attis Gardner,
Little Bed Schoolhousc In San
president
o f the Rebekah A s
ford for mentally re larded
sembly
o
f
Florida.
children.
The club voted to donate 110
The group attended a ban
to a fund to send Duffy Ncu- quet and the meeting o f
fcld, Lyman High School Dis Jacksonville Rebekah Lodge
tributive Education student, No. 20, Saturday evening.
to the national DKCA leader Sunday afternoon a reception
ship conference in Chicago, was held at Mrs. Gardner’*
April 29-May 1. Duffy took home.
Attending were Mra. A l
third plare In display adver
tising at the recent Hate con burn Rector, Mra. Hazel Gil*
huly, Mra. Elizabeth Hannum,
vention in Clearwater.
The program for the club Mrs. May Hubow, Mra. Jerry
meeting waa presented by Betterton and Mra. Clarence
Mrs. Mary Schultz o f a cos Snyder,
South
USED
Seminola Rebekah
POLAROIDS
$22.50 & Up
Lodge 43 Attends
Homecoming Fete
Opsuu Jhw udatf
D
resses
They're
POLL-PARROTS!
Su,r
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Away From Looking
. Prettier?
By
• Opes Friday
MRS. A B R A H A M L. LIN C O LN atnnda at "Come on Over to our Houae"
table featuring her blue ribbon winner at the recent DeBary Garden Club
Flower Show, "L o ve Thy Neighbor."
(Middleton Photo)
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By Abigail Van Buren
D E AR A B B Y ; My hus
band and 1 nr* in our 40’t
and l guest we could be
called an average couple.
W e have three children and
my hueband ia a good,
ataady worker. Although he
rarely give* me a compli
ment, and ha'a not tha a f
fectionate type, I'v e been
■atlafiad with him. 1 mean
I never went looking fo r
attention from other men.
Well, fo r the past year
I've
been watching the
Weather Man on our local
T V station, and ha has
really got me dreaming
about him night and day.
Please don’t think I ’m ter
rible, Abby. but 1 can’t get
(Ost
ia ttr
P E T IT E T IN A M cM ILLA N celebrated her fifth
birthdny recently very appropriately with her
classmates at Happy Acres Kindergarten.
Seminole Indians History
Presented A t
S in . A. R. Key was speaker
of the day at the April meet'
ins of the Sallic Harrison
#C h xptcr, Daughters of the
American Revolution, held at
the home o f Sirs, A. W. Lee.
Sir*. Key's topic was the
Seminole Indians, She started
her talk about the early rec
ords of the Seminolcs around
the year of 1762, followed
through
the three
Indian
w art, discussing their many
hardships. In conclusion she
•m entioned the special interest
Florida
Daughters
o f the
American Revolution have in
one particular Seminole, Billy
Cypress, who graduates this
year from Stetson University,
with a splendid record.
Billy was a guest o f the
State Society in March at the
Conference held In Orlando,
^ where he expressed his appro*
• elation for all that the FlorIda Daughters o f -the Am eri
can Revolution had done to
help him secure his education.
Mrs. Raymond H. Smith,
form er
member of Jonas
Bronch Chapter, DAR, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., and associate
member of Sallic Harrison for
* Beauty Briefs
Proper dental care
Just a
bnjah
toothpaste
is not
or tooth-
manufacturer's dream.
Debtists point out that good
oral hygiene begun early
save money and misery In
Jatyr years.
Take
up o f
powder
up; Pat
a
care with your touchface puwder. Don't
over your eye make
on powder.
1
Frequent shampooing and
vigorous brushing are prere• - ip iU it t i—
bfinjrtfi/i- 'hatT.
Wash your hair once or twice
• week and massage the scalp
* each time.
I
■i
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A busy day calls fo r a re
laxing ending. When you re
vive tired feet with a lux
uriant soaking In warm aoapsuds, you feel better all over.
A sleep • inducing shower
cal} top m bath. Use a slow,
a languid
apray, adjust the
^ tem p eratu re to lukewarm be
fore stepping into tha ahower.
Lather and rinse slowly and
thfn Just turn fur a few min
utes
under
the
soothing
•pi»7Winter Is a big threat lo
women. In colder communlti*« the harsh elements lead
0 to. tiny, dry tinea and flskin n i. In sunny climes, the ex
cessive tanning leads to ad
ditional dryness and leather
ing of the skin. Protect your
akin w i t h clement-fighting
moisturixeri and lun-icreem.
p a rry a first-aid kit and
cosmetic extras in your glove
compartment.
E very year bring* a
c$>p of fragrance users. Ad
vice has been to use perfume
effectively
in pulse spot*.
Where ere throe? They are
a t the base o f the throat, at
tlje inside bend of the elbow
a id knees, back o f the ears,
«
the wrist and at the cleavage o f the bo*om. Touch up
fragrances every to o or three
•
hours.
Meeting
many years, was welcomed
hy Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, vice
regent, as a regular member
of SalUc Harrison Chapter.
Hostesses for the social
hour were Mrs. Martin J.
Bram, Mrs. Edmund Mcisch
and Mrs. A. W. Lee.
Dinner Meeting
Sale Entertains
B P Women’s Club
The Sanford Business and
Professional Women’*
Club
recently held a covered dl*h
dinner meeting at the lovely
home o f president, Arolyn
True, In Lake Mary with all
members going o ff diets at
the look o f the large assort
ment of tempting favorite con
coctiona and desserts.
A little walk through the
greenhouse of the hostess to
admire myriads of blooming
orchids eased the consciences
a little and a lively auction
o f "white elephants" burned
e few more calories. In fact
two members got carried
away with enthusiasm bidding
for an article for ■ third
member who had run out of
"loose change" end ran the
tab up between themselves—
all for a good cause.
Members participating at
the hilarious event w e r e
Mmes. Myrtle Gradick, Helen
Pearson, Marguerite Graham,
Gertrude Gilbert, Val Colbert,
Margaret Ganas, Jessie Bri*
•on, Marjorie Cowan, Polly
Jones, Irene
Laney, Ruth
Cummings, Lorraine Graham,
Arolyn True, Betty Baker and
Hulda Klbbee o f Orlaado.
The next regular business
meeting will be held April 31
al. Jhe_-FJorkbi. -State--Bark
Lounge at ■ p.m. at which
time there will be election of
officers.
him o ff my mind. He’s not
and
especially
reasonable answer fo r me.
want my mother to know I
I
wrote to you.
good
• looking
(he’s losing his hstr)
there's
something
D EAR SECRET: Y E S !
Forget it. I f you meet him
1 predict turbulence and
heavy precipitation, follow
ed by a light frost.
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D EAR A R B Y : My probtern is a rather difficult one
strength. His charges o f total
blame in fact represent the
appeal: " L ilt oil sense o f re
sponsibility from me for this
problem! My self-confidence
is so feeble that it can't sur
vive the knowledge Ihut I
have contributed to t h i a
child's problem. As you are so
much stronger than 1 ant, you
must carry the whole loud o f
responsibility for it— ond so
strengthen my delusion thut
1 am a faultless person in
capable o f any neglect o f Ibis
child, cr o f any training mis
takes that might suggest I
hsve failed in my parental
obligations."
I f your sister cannot hear
this confession of moral weak
ness In her husbund's accusa
tions, it Is because her own
■elf-accusation deafen* her.
Rhe herself Is so fascinated
hy her irrational notion that
■ha’a entirely to blame for
this boy's behavior that she
can’t rear back frvm his fa
ther's accusations to know
them fo r what they are.
M y personal view is that
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minimised. Rut this ia a
question fur your w ife's
doctor,
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tha diamond opening South
should have no t r o u b l e
' making five odd. He wins th*
diamond
Ladles, llatsn — on* o f Ui*
It is delightful. Peanut but
most oxciting thing* I have
ter was created about 75
y e a n ago by a SL Louis phy
sician who was seeking a
healthful food fo r his pa
tients. The doctor ground up
roasted peanuts, sddad salt,
and fed It to his patients as
a high-protein food which
waa easily digested. It's been
popular aver sine*. You may
know tho author o f " I Lov#
Paanut Butter" through his
many excellent cookbooks, but
you will find this cookbook
just great for new and entire
ly different food delights.
Ths Pesnut Growers o f
Alabema end Georgia re
cently had a peanut fa ir— a
fun party end a sort o f
birthday fo r the cookbook.
Tomorrow— "Dear E d y t h
Thornton MrLaod"
com* across Is th* newa of
a newly patented process call
ed “ Koratron." This new "de
layed curs" process, a total
breakthrough In no iron per
formance, is rontplated after
manufacturer o f th* garment,
in contrast to "wash and
w ear" finishes, and Is ap
plied to th* flat fabric before
cutting end sewing.
Now
there
are
casual,
washable, women's
sports
wear in fotton and synthetic
fiber*, which will stay press*
ed and wrinkl*-fre*. Gar
ments treated with Koratron
never need Ironing. Think o f
that, and b* thrilled at mod
em science. All this has been
tested and a durable press Is
Just wonderful. When buying
casual things, look fo r clothes
treated with this process.
You will find man's garmanta, also; in faet. It waa
first used on men's garments.
Things ran b* worn Immed
iately after washing; you do
not avan have to glvo them
a "touch up." Truly, w* live
la an a g « o f mlracltal
A fascinating c o o k b o o k
haa Just been released, entit
led " I Lov* Peanut Butter"
by William 1. Kaufman, and
with
tha
ace
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R i m -IN
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1 M! A T p f
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Sat, April 34.
WINNER OF •
ACADEMY AWARDS
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We’d like to
congratulate
REV. BOB JE N K IN S
and the Members of the
First Methodist Church
Specialists
K w ii
£>onus
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Be
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on their
Am new
conditioning system
Installed In The Parsonage
Lightweight
Title Holder
DavJii
T u rf
[Fertilizer]
B u ild e r
*495
B ag
(We installed it.)
And, of course, we'd be glad to
do the same for y o u in your home, office or business.
Call 322-8321
Southern Air For Frea
GATOR
Lumber £ A ce Hardw are
Cash and Carry
700 French Ave.
j Ph. 822-7121
S i l l r u k Or.
or
quean as required, rashes tho
other high diamond, ruffa a
SOUTH
diamond in dummy, returns
A103
to hla hand with the king o f
Y A K 1015
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clubs, ruffs hla lest diamond
AKI
and
eventually
lose*
two
Both vulnerable
■pads trick*.
Rate Saetfe Wert Notts
With this hand the double
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Pass 3 Y
would not have hurt South at
Pm # 4 Y
Pisa Pets
Pass
all. He could have gone to
Opening lead— 0 g.
two hearts a fter his partner
responded one spade. North
■ strong band. Sines that time would have raised that to
it hst merely Indicated th* three and South would have
sort o f hand with which you ■till reached game hut I f
North did not have any heart
would ralie an opening bid.
support the double might welt
have started North and South
on their way to real trcublo
while the overrall could not
have hurt.
S cotts) Lawn and Garden
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Four hearts turns out te ha
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GAYOR!
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On By Oswafd Jacoby
Yesterday's article (e v e a
horrible example o f a takeout
double when a player held
most of his strength In the
opponent's bid su it In gen
eral the mere cards you hold
in th* suit your opponent has
bid tho less desirable it is to
make a takeout double.
South has » fins opening
heart call. East haa opened
one diamond. Should South
pass, overcall, or double?
The answer ia that he
should
overtall
with
cne
heart. How will hla partner
know whether South has a
good overrall or a had one.
He wnn’t, but ht doesn't have
to know. North should raise
th* on* heart overtoil to two.
In th* early thirties ths
raise of an overrall indicated
For Ahby'a b o o k l e t ,
"H ow To Have A Lovely
Wedding," send 50 rent* to
Abby, linx 09700, Los A n
geles, Calif,
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Troubled? W rite to ABBY, Box 83700, U s A n
geles, Calif. For a personal
reply, enclose a stamped,
■alf-addresaed envelope.
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By Mr*.
Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Jus 11:11
linger of Valencia Road were
hosts on Sunday, April 4, to
21 relsUves at a d in a r party
in their borne celebrating hla
78th birthday. Among tha
guests attending were Mr.
und Mrs. H arry O. Johnson
■nd fam ily o f Titusville; Mr.
and Mrs. John Ziaawiscn o f
Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Ed
P A N A M A C IT Y . P a s a m n ward Wood, Mrs. Bhlriey
Drcier, Pearl Smith and Mr. (U P I)— Is male Laguna waa
and Mra. Henry Thuream quick la gaining a decision
Cartes Orth far the lightand fam ily, all o f DeBary.
_ * ehsteptenship, but be
Mr. and Mra, Arthur Hook m i# n not be as quick in reach
o f Palmetto Drlra entertain- ing a decision to def end his
cd Mr. and Mra. Roy Har newly acquired title.
Laguna's speed and andur
rington and Mra. Eva Harkso* canted him a 15-round
ness from Syracuse, M. Y.,
•cfcka over battered aad
and Mr. and Mr*. C y Bathe
h leilln g Orila Saturday night
o f Liverpool, N . Y .
aad touched off an all nigt*
am<mg the local
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bar
ger o f Carnation La o s enter
a f the
tained their daughter and
■on-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Ro lightweight champion Indicat
bert Reynolds, o f Murry Hill, ed after tha bout that every
would ha carefully
N . Y-, fo r two weeks.
t store Laguna daMr*. Rosa Conklin o f Co
lumbine Trad entertained tha
Rav. and Mra. Bodger Hawn
A frica's highest point is
o f Ocean Grove, N. J , and Kilimanjaro <19,830 fe e t) and
Mr*. Joseph Ennia o f Du- Its lowest the Sahara Desert
moat, N. J * this past weak. (U 0 fe a t).
W alt
Vi.pt Hear
ff*ahunI
N tw eron.
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D EAR A B R Y : My wife
and I ere CO. Our four chil
dren ere married and gone.
We have seven fine grand,
rhildrrn. Abby, I thought,
when a rouple reach f i f
ty, they could enjoy a sort
o f aecond honeymoon, If
you know what 1 mean. But
my wife says "N O " as she
doesn't want to risk getting
ptegnant so late in life.
Abby, do you think a wom
an of 50 could get preg
nant?
GRANDPA
WWKK-TV 4HAVVKI. XI
WKIINKSIIAV A. M.
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J i l t JIV nsUoinrUla________
D cB a ry
D E AR A R B Y : What do
y o j think o f a couple In
viting you and your hus
band
to a "dinner party"
that
turns out to be an
aluminum war* demonstra
tion ?
We dressed up as If we
were going to a social
gathering. I had my hslr
done and my husband had
his blue suit cleaned and
pressed. I am a nurse, so to
top It o ff, I had to find a
suitable registered nurse to
replace me on the 3 to It
shift. I was so furious when
I got home that I made up
my mind not to accept any
more dinner Invitations un
less 1 know there is no
trap.
LOST A D A Y ’S P A Y
D EAR LOST: Your hos
tess should have tuld you
when ihe invited you what
kind of a "dinner party"
■he had planned. But If tha
companionship and the food
were good, why rant about
th* side show? It could
have been worse.
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( I N « » » , K il, W rs lh tr
1:11 (1) Kocuv
don't
DEAR S TE PSO N : Right
or wrong, your stepfather
is the head o f the house,
so don't attempt to ration
with an unreasonabla man.
His inconsideration is set
ting a bad example, but
you ran set a better one by
tolerating the Injustice with
good humor, patience and
understanding.
(P.S.
Be
sides, young pfopte seldom
know what problems their
parents might lie battling.)
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everybody in this family —
father, mother and son—need
break downs.
And whnt 1 mean by "break
downs" is descent from their
high horse*. First, here’s ■
youngster whose pride is so
outraged hy one job failure
that he can’t face the world
ugnin either by returning tc
school or by seeking another
job. Here’s a father whose
pride in fauitfessnes* is so
obsessing that he goes into
panic at the very thought he
might huve contributed to the
lioy'a
poor
attitude.
Ami
here's his wife, so greedy for
responsibility that she as
sumes It all as though she
were the runner o f the uni
verse.
"There appears to be a con
science which severely pun
ishes persona who do not
somehow and at some time
confess
themselves
fallible
end human" wrote C. G. Jung,
the noted psychologist.
I hope that thie fam ily does
not long delay their ccnfrssiona.
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4:30 ( ! ) Mlkr Pnualiv Show
( 1 ) Dunns l l r t d
( ! ) l!u n ttey-B rla k lir
1:11
watching
because
DISGUSTED STEPSON
«:I0 ( ! ) Th* Mal-h a im *
P. M.
11:11 (SI N*w*
11:1(1 (1 ) 1 11 I let
7;S#
stepfather who
TONIGHT
|:*S (SI cna Newe— Walter
Croaklte
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column
dominates the T V set. I f I
when he comes home, he
walks right up to the set
and change* the program.
No one in the fam ily has
anything ot say about it—
not even my mother. We
can't afford a second TV
set, so that's out. He is the
most unfriendly msn I ’ve
ever known. No matter how
hard I tty to start a con
versation with him, alt he
ever says to me is "Y eah ,"
or "H i,"
or "Goodbye."
Pirate answer this in your
W EDNESDAY
(1 ) Newscope Coat.
S ill
1:11
I:1S
1:11
a
ant
18:00 (J ) Call My lll u f f
11:11
title
have
voice. Anyway, I've been
trying to figure out a way
to meet this Weather Man
in person. Would It be
wrong?
SECRET LOVE
T U E S D A Y P . M.
8:tt (SI Haws
apart*. Weather
( ! ) News
M ill
a
you
hla smite. Or maybe it's his
TILEVISION
lt :l*
have
hope
J.ha Woman
By Mrs. Muriel Law rents
DEAR MRS. LA W R E N C E :
My sistar'a husband is driv
ing her Into a nervous break
down ever their son. The buy
tcok a job last summer which
ha kept instead o f going back
to high school. Then Just be
fore Christmas he got fired.
Hla father blames my sister
because he won't look fo r an
other Job or return tn vhf'oV
If* sa.va ah* haa spoiled him
so all he wanta to do Is hang
around the house all dsy and
run around all night with hi*
rowdy friends. Between her
own worry over the boy and
her husband's nagging, she
doesn't know what to do.
A N S W E R : The husband’*
“ nagging"? Hie flattery, you
mean.
Oh yes, that'a what hie ac
cusation! represent. When one
parent trie* to esddle the
other on* with the whale
blent* fo r a child's problem,
hla accusations are a confes
sion o f his own moral weak
ness and express hit confi
dence in the other’s moral
1:00 (S) Arivrnturee
dire
but
about
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�Horoscope
Forecast
V i h i i O f , April 11, 1HI
GRNBRAL T B N D K N .
C ip it This ia a Sap and evanbi| to ait back first and
thtak out just wkat pour
companions doslrs from their
association with you. Than
pat hasp and make acme new
arrangements that will bring
late betas a (ranter rapport
between pea and them bp the
peetthre actlena pen take to
pteaae and make them hap*
pier.
ABIES (Mar. SI to Apr.
IP) Take time from own
parasite to aaaUt associates
who need pear co-operation
new. Be (redone. A compe
titor who haa been prettp dif
ficult will then become rea
sonable, helpful.
TAURUS (Apr. SO to Map
50) A flue dap to «et pour
abode or office toned up bp
the addition of right color,
art piecea, etc. See that orerpthln# Is Immaculate. Lis
ten to good ideas emanating
from a co-worker.
ORMINI (Map SI to June
51) Get In touch with eongoaials ae that pou can spend
seme happp time together
right oarip. This can bring
gome unexpected success. Aeeopt invitations that are
worthwhile.
MOON CHILDREN (June
3S to Julp SI) Performing
some dutp that map be rath
er difficult but which brings
pleasure to kin U wise today.
Buy Hems that embellish
thing Is shining and epotiesa
there.
LEO (Julp SS to Aug. Sl>
Much success la possible in
the outside world, ae waste
no time an that eaap chair.
Do pour shopping, keep sp»
polaimsats an time, etc. Im
prove pour pooitioa within
m oo (Aug. SS to Sept
SS) Bettering menetarp and
preparip affairs ia lelatlvaIp eaap for pou new, if pou
plan wisely. Oat pour feet >
the ground. Follow advice ef
in business for best
LIBBA (Copt SS to Oct
St) A goad dap to plan changen that will improve pour
let In life. Make pour dadatone and then carry through
with them. Bight handling
will got the beat out of eth
ers new.
SCORPIO (OeL SI to Nov.
SI) There la much investigat
ing to be done, so plan pour
itinerary wisely. Roe that pou
do net tread on toes of oth
ers. Be romantically happp
tonight with mate bp showing
•AOI1TARIUB (Nov. SI
to Dec. SD Important pou
shew how much you apprec
iate good friends now. Invite
thsm out to dinner, have a
party or the like. Fine Ideee
crop up that lead to more
income, too.
CAPRICORN (Dec, 2S to
Jan. SO) Showing your tolonto in tho right placts can
now increase preatige ae well
as open nsw doors of oppor
tunity for pou. Bs off ssrlp.
. Make .the. ravindt ef-Uts j>±!table etudloa If you are in
•how buslneee.
AQUARIUS (Jon. II to
Feb. I I ) You mutt look to
dietont placet to find tho in
spiration pou want nt this
time. Gat busy and corre
spond. There are wonderful
wope to upend. Be on tho
qel vivo.
FISCBS (Fob. SO to Mar.
SO) Realising what Is wantad from you bp others makss
it easier to carry through
with obligations now. You
ore able to ba vary precise
and meticulous now, Got
much accomplished.
IF T O U R CRILD IS
BORN TODAY, ho or tho
will ho one ef these fascinat
ing persons who is obU to
bleod eolers wall, add culture
and charm aimset anywhere.
The flride ef art and music
M i hast here, although the
Urge
“ to
tote thin Hie, If you will
iu Im pear peegssty with as
tender earn an pou would give
• precious flower,
do Ml eempoL”
mnho ef pear Nfe to large
ly up to TOUI
Carved Fighter's individual
Fereenri far pour alga for
Map la an* sandy. Far
flA t t o Omiu B
east (Urn flaaford Manald).
I SSL MoUpwned SI, Cal)
OUR BO ARDING HOUSE
C A R N IV A L
By Dick Turner
�1
Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612.
Classified
Phones
rn a
le a fe r *
C ir k u f*
322-5612
From
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11 to IS I S 11J0 11J9 |L8S
18 to 20 |4 11.S0 I 2.52 | 2.80
2. P tn o n a b
15. Spfdal Services
Uo you h a t* a drinking prnb.
Itm. W rit* P. o. Box ixix.
Sanford.
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v'lCE
t'uor:
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fe'3: SW EETIE PIE
4. Beauty Care
Draperies l Slipcover*
H A R R IE T T ** Beauty H o o k ,
JEAN M AR C E L
•o ft water, attnlng app'ta.
1001
Trench Av*.
113-1110
101 So Oak. I l l - n i l .
(fiv e S-letlar w ard * par I la * ]
| I M M la la a a C h arW
A ll I W » Data Ada C U i H
a l 1-Day M H
C O N TR A C T P A T E S
ON REQUEST
T L
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11.50 Per Inch
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speaelble tat mere Ib aa
lararraat teaavtlea.
COPY
Tka It armIt raatrtaa Ik# patvtlege at M j i r t l a f at r a ti*,
lap a a r advaatleamaat which
II deame a b la tlia a a k t* la
ika pallet a t tfcla aatta-
paper.
D E A D L IN E S
12 Noon D * r Before
Publication For
Ineertlona and Kllta
(Bat. Noon For Monday),
April 13, 1965 — Paste 11 81. Real Estate • Sale
By Nadine Seltzer
JOHN.
Prom t** me anythin* but ( I t *
ma York A ir Condlttontns by
Shaat Malel Sp tolillati. 111.
m i.
SICK ROOM NEEDS
M AR CIA W heel Chairs, W alker*. C «n *i
A Crutch** for rant or *ata.
IN MGMORIAM
Preaarlptlon* at L o w * * t
Tha M agnolia Clrcl* o f th*
Price*. Die count to people
Hanfo r t o a rd in Club wlehee
otar I t A all S irv lc * Fersonto pay trlbut* In laying
nat. Chtck our price*.
memory o f Mr*. Lillian CutF A U S T DRUG STORE
burn, who w ai called lo her
Fra* D elivery
132-0714
heavenly horn* March
It.
im .
A charter m im b tr o f our elrcla A & B CONTRACTORS
•ha waa an authority on
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
flow tra and ahrubbery and
ROOFING. P A IN T IN O A
ao w illing to ahar* h ir know
IN S U tA T IN Q
ledge and b* helpful lo ui Financing Arrangad
I1I-13IT
all. Iter horn# waa alwaya
open for meeting*.
F IX IT SHOP
(tha aaw Ihe hand of Hod In
N E W LOCATION
nature, th* Gne whom ah* 10* So. French
llt - I T H
loved and aarvad.
Quotation
VOSS LANDBCAPINO— Think
-H er memory la our keep take.
Ing o f a landscape patio, rock
W ith that w e'll n evtr part.
garden,
flow er
bed. lawn
God ha* her In Ilia keeping,
maintenance program — Call
W * have her In our hearts.*
I31-II30
a
fter
1:10
p. ro.
Magnolia C irri*
21 to 30 |8 I 1.50 |3.78 18.70
UM
fr n lR
Sanford Herald
c l***lfl*d ad* dally. R at** a*
low aa U o p ir Iln* per day!
Dial 131-3113 or * t l - l l l l and
ptaea your adt
21 to 25 |5 11.50 |8.15 | 4.TI
IIU M B
tn fa rb
6. Child Care
8. Pets & Supplies
PRE-C - JT Concrete Step!
AQ UA FETS
GREGORY LU M B ER CO
H IS Hiawatha A*e. Trop. Flab 111 ^ a ^ lt Ava
lll- o io o
Turtle*. Cold
fleh A
all
Aquarium oupplle*. Excellent 20. Hardware
g ift * for Eaater.
Sanford'* Moat Complal*
P A IR o f Red Bona Hunting
t e d W il l ia m s h d w .
Hound*, t month* old. Call
>
oi
e . n th ._____________ » i : - h i «
H I . 1111.____________________
10. Poultry - Livestock
22. Plumbing
1 1IUUK8K1N Gelding. I yra.
old. 1 Sorrel Phllly, I yra.
old. Baddl* Horees. Call *22Tito after I p. m._________
PLUM RING
Contracting Repair*
F R E E E STIM ATES
R. L. H A R V E Y
101 Sanford Ava. _____ 1 1 1 .llll
12. Specitl Notices
INCOME T A X P R E P A R A T IO N
1101 DOUGLAS AVE.
113-T1II
23. Painting
IMINTHf^^kj^galr^ilLSHL
2d. Well Drilling
C A N A ! Day Camp beglna Juno
llth ., Lak * Golden. For In
form ation oall I l l - f i l l , Fred
Qanaa.
W E LLS
D R ILLE D . PUMPS
S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS
1. Lost & Found
All Typaa and Blias
W * Repair and Service
L E T ’S C E L E B R A T E — Tha 8TOUGIC8 U tility T ra iler Satea,
S T I N K
Rag 301 A, Rout* 3. South
clau U lad ad# ara tha place
Machine and Supply Co.
Sanford
Ara.
extended.
I
l
l
to aava tlm* and mon*y whan
|0T W. Ind S t_________ 113-1411
SUL
•hopping for th* ear o f your
cho lco,
30. Home Appliances
Income T ax Returns
I t T ear* Experience, Call I-a NEW APPLIA N C E S at W are
mar Wllllame, Flva Point*.
house
price*—
Frlgldalre,
iii- T in .
Hot point, RCA, Zenith, tic.
Call Charlie Uormly collect
i tka Caart a t tka C eeaty A ll Type* Suppllaa — Fotdara
at Associated Radio A TV,
Ida*. gem laalo Ceuafy. FlnrNUMISMATICS
l l l l N. Grans* A v a , Orlan
I fo r 11.00
a, la Prakata.
do ill- s lid .
P O W E LL'S O FFICE tU P P L T
i ret F.atata at
N’ NIK K. M U RRAY. FORM ER*
SANFORD E LECTRIC
f A N N IE B. E NU KU
14. Bicycle Repairs
G. E. A p .lU n ee*— New A Used
Ileraaard.
I I Magnolia___________ 111-1311
> A ll Creditor* aad Faraaaa
A L L W O R K G U AR AN TE ED
■vlag Clatma or Dawaade Wa Hava P a r ti A Accasaorlaa
31.
Musical Instruments
■ataat Said Eatatai
TO T C O R R A L
133.11*1
Tou and each of you ara
Plano g e r v is T n ^ ^ F u n T n *
irib y notified and required 15. Specie) Services
Gena Cumbaa — 111-1011
p ran n t any claim * and daand* which you, or either of
Plano Tuning and Repair
A OARDEN
WORK.
iu , may
have agaloat tha LA W N
W. L, Harmon ■ m - l l l l
•11-1001.
lata o f A N N IE E. M URRAT.
rmarly A N N IE E. E N a C U
50. Misc- For Sals
icaaaad. lata o f laid County,
tha County Judg* of BamlCarpets clean aailer with th*
■It County, Florida, at hla
FIC TITIO U S NAME
Biut Lu ttr* Electric shamflco In tha court houio o f
pooer only 11 per day. CarId County at Sanford, Flor- NOTICE IS hereby given that
a, within a ll calendar month* I am engaged In huelneea at
rull Furniture Co.
om th* tlm * o f th* flrot pub- H ighw ay IT-11. Sanford. Kami:alton of thl* nolle*. T w o nolo County, Florida, under th* FOR SALE: Four Choice Burial
P lot* In Maeonlo Section Oak>pt»* o f oach claim or do- fictitious nam* o f JE T INN
lawn Cdmetery. Make offer,
and obeli bo In w riting, and B A R A N D PAC KAG E and that
Fh.
m -llll.
all »ta t* tha p lica o f real- I Intend to regleter aald name
nr* and post o ffic e iddrea* with th* Clerk of th* Circuit
APT.
Hlie E leclrle Slov* A
tha claimant, and shall be Court. Seminole County. F lo r
R efrigerator, loot Palmetto.
rorn to by Ilia claimant, hla ida, tn accordance with lha
:ant, or attorney and arcom- provlalona o f
tha Fictitious
nled by a tilin g faa o f ona Nam* Statute!, to -w lt: Section FAHCO COUP. — 1300 French
Hanford — Ph. 111-1110
■liar and auch claim or da- 111.01 Florida Statute* 1IIT.
Orlando — 111! K. Hwy. 10
and not ao filed shall be told.
Bis: Dan C. T ate*
Ph. 1TI-0041
/■/ G eorg* P. Engel
Cleveland, Stepheneon A M il*
A* executor of tha Laat A ttorn ey! at Law,
I I Cu. Ft. FREEZER, Ilko new,
W ill and T e*(am *nt of
P. O. Drawer Z. Suit* I I I
llll. 1I1-IIII.
A N N IE B. M URRAY, form Hanford Atlantic National Dank
e rly A N N IE E. ENOEU Building. Sanford, Florida
SEW ING M ACHINE
Hecaasad
Publish March 10 A April I, 11,
DUE TO DIVORCE
rEM*ll!r>M. D AVIS A
10. 11*1.
I bav* a l* f * j l t l . a f t t ' P t
eINTOSH
_______ C P X J i i - ___________________
" H I cAfh •' VTfh l payment* of
A 0 in ifd "1 8 r - lS4eutoT
ll.T o remaining. A t i u m *
IN
TH E
n g ru iT
ro i'B T ,
Iw ard i Building
paymenla nr pay |ln Caah.
n i n t h j u d i c i a l u m r u iT o f
,nford, Florida 13771
Completely
guaranteed
A
ibllah March IJ, t«, A April FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMIequipped. Make* buttonhole*
NO LK COUNTY.
11, ISIS.
A do** fancy work. Call any
IN CKANCBBY NOW 1*804
3K-10I
time COLLECT Orlando GA
M A R V IN B. W A LLAC E , lit.
I-1ITT.
F ia ls tlff,
IV T H * CIHCt’ I T CO t a r OF
H O T r O I N T I Door. R e f r i g e r
THF. N IN TH J t'D Ir tA l, C tR - v a
ator. 140. I I 2 - I I I 1 a f t e r I.
C U T OF AND FOB UKMINOI.K ItAG N HtLD U R J. W A LLA C E ,
Defendant.
a ator, 1 40. 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 a f t e r I.
COUNTY, F LO R ID A.
VOTICE OP SUIT
CH ANC ERY NO. I4MM
GUNS: Huy. Sail, Trade, R e
U N IT E D MORTGAGEE BER- T O i R AU N H ILD U R J. W A L
pair. OSTEEN BRIDGE CAM P
LACE.
V IC IN O C O R F,
A OUN SHOP. I l l - t l l l .
WHOSE RESIDENCE IS
P la in tiff.
LAUO ANESVEO UR 1*0
SANFORD BEWINO C E N TE R
R
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JOHN E D W A R D COOPR1DER.
Itl- M II
A fW O R N C O M PLAIN T H a v 111 So. Park Ava.
• t u«,
P*f*ndanta Ins been filed In tha Circuit HEWING M ACHINE ZIG-ZAG
Court In and for Seminole Wa hava • l l l l DUI-O-Matle
NOTICE OF SUIT
TO i John
Edward
Cooprldtr County, Florida. In Chancary,
l l g - n g that hai navar baan
entitled. -M arvin K. Wallace,
and Bertha M. Cooprldar
used. Waa chrlatmaa lay.
H I. P lain tiff, vo. RAG N H ILClay City. Kanaa*
away. Thar# l i only * I I I balTOU A R E hereby notified DUR J, W A LLA C E . Defendant."
•n c* duo. Purchaaar* l i f t
that a Complaint to foreeloie praying for certain relie f for
a ria and wo or* unabl* to
a m ortgage encumbering the the above named P la in tiff and locate Tou ran hava machine
agalnet You eg tha Defendant,
follow in g real property:
far 111. lUlenca, Caah or
NOW. TH E R E F O R E , T H IS IS
Lot I I , Block II. WOODTarma. W ill taka older maM ERE
PARK
JND RE- TO N O TIF Y TOU That tf you
chin* for payment. Call Col
P LA T . according to plat wlah to dofand agalnet and
lect Orlando I3I-IIT T . A t!**
thereof recorded In Plat contest tha above in tltlod a c
Sewing Cantor, l l l l *• ColBook IJ. P*B* Tl, Public tion, Tou ara required to fil*
onlit.
R ecord! of tam laolo Coun* your A m w or or olhor written
defenoo. If guy you have, lo
»y. Florida
HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS
bee been filed agalnet you In thl* Complaint with th* Clerk W H IT E SEW ING MACHINES
the above-eiyled eult, and you o f tho obavo otylod Court and
Authorised ■ale* A Service
are required to eerta a ropy to eerv* upon P le ln U ffa A tto r
O A R R E T rS
o f yuur A newer to tha Com ney, A L B E R T N. P IT T S , who** 111 E. First.
113-1311
plaint on tha P la in t iff* attor oddreo* I* I Maionle Building.
ney!. van den Berg * O ir . P. Sanford, Florida, U S A., a copy I EVE.NINO D reiie*. e ll* I A T.
I sen new Best Cover* for
O Box H IT. Orlando. Florid*, ■hereof on or b tforo th* Tth
' l l Rulck ■perl*). Call 113and to file th* original o f euch dor of May, t l t l .
1111 after I p. m.
Answer with th* Clerk o f th*
T ill! N A T U R E o f aald com.
aforesaid circu it Court on or plaint I* to pray that th* above
LAD IE S vho* Sal*, l l l l
before the ITIh day o f April, alyled Court grant th* above
l l l l . It you fa ll lo do so, a named P la in tiff g Divorce A
SURPLUS C1TV
decree pro confeeao w ill be Vinculo M airim ooli of god from im W. let______________ 13T-T1II
taken tgelnet you for th* re you.
lie f dmonded In tb# Complaint.
F A IL NOT TO AN SW E R Loot in. A rilck s For Rant
Thl* Notice ehall be publish- * Decree Pro Canfoooo b* on*d once a week fo r four con let#tl agalnet you.
"Y ou name It— W e hava I t r
secutive week* In Th * Sanford
W ITNESS I IT HAND and lb*
Herald.
O lflrla l Seal o f th* oteov* styled AMERICAN RENT-ALL
Deled
Mile
lltli
day
of Court at
Sanford. Seminal*
1*1* X Hiawatha, I l l - I l l *
March, t i l l .
County. Florid*, thl* Ind day
R E N T A BED
or April, A. D. l l l l ,
(S E A L )
E illa w a y ,
Hospital.
Baby
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.,
(S E A L )
Bed*, by Day, Week, or
clerk of tha Circuit Court
Arthur It. Bochwllh, Jr.,
Month.
lly : Kllaahelh Rruanahan
Clerk o f the above elyled
C AR R O LL’S F U R N IT U R E
Court.
Deputy Clerk
I* W fa t _____________ i n - n i l
Frauds W. Uay
Ryi^K U iaboih Bruenabou
van den Berg A Uay
I I I E. Church ft.
55. W a r tad To Bay
A L B E R T H. P IT T S
1 Maeonli Bulldlag
II* Plrat Federal Building
Sanford, Florida
Orlando. Florida
S K L l.
IIS
yuur
Furnltur*.
Pul.ll-h Mitr.ii 3* A April I. Alturnoy for I'la ln llff.
Quirk Service with the Cash.
II
I >11.
PuMlah April (, I I, iv, JT, l l l l
SITPKIi TR AD IN G F U S T .
CDL-IT
CDK-111
IU -IIT T .
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
Sem inole Realty
Real Estate — Insurance
3rd A Park A v *
113-3141
1)01 Park Avenuo
133-1111 anytlma
St. Johns Realty
LAKE
M AR T,
Clasn
larg*
Furn. Apt., 1 Bdrm.. Adults.
131-1111.
N IC E LY Furn. larga 1 Itdrm..
3 Rath API., 3:2-5641. 1113
Hanford A te.
T H E T IM E TESTED FIRM
1 BEDROOM Houee. clean A
111 N. Park Av*.
II3-I1SI
d o . * In. Term *. Ph. Jlmmla L A K E UOTTAOE Turn. Phon*
133-1101.
Cowan. 133-4011.
R AU T riL C H E R
CLEAN, Furn. Apt., Prl. bath
Rest Huy Broker
A Entrance. 322-0703.
133-T i l l Day or Night
2 BEDROOM
Apt., ulllltle*
Furn , tin mo. 333-Ul*.
I I )*<l
I* th* full prlc* o f thl* coiy, SE V E R A L Outstanding 1 A 1
Sldroom Hrnnai available In r u n v . APT., nan MallonvlII*.
freshly painted 4 room cot
all A n a * ol Sanford. Let ua
tage on half-acre o f fe r
I ROOM Apt.. 1 Itdrm. MR mo.
Show you Aroundl
tile land near St. John* IllvCall attar 3. 131-0111.
•r. Horry— mu»t be caah.
STEM PER AGENCY
4 ROOM A PT.
Realtor - Appraiser - tnaurnr
N'awly decorated, w all In wall
33J-4SM
1*11 8. French
Uarpellng A Carport*. 404
l i l t B. P ark Av*.
E. 14th HI.
I l l l l l l anytlma
99. Lots For 8 sl«
Sl(K) D O W N
F H A -V A HOMES
Seminole Realty
Government owned
Homes
3 LAR G E IA>T(t In Draamwold,
cloeo to high echool; tUU In• urani't; IIP ft, front t i t —
lift down, $:* month. 132ItTT.
____
____________
17. Janitorial Services
19. Builders Supplies
103. Mobile Homes • Rent
SHADY Corner lo t with 1 I BEDROOM, 1 Rath, Central T R A IL r.it w.th cabana, nice
Room
houee.
Full dining
Heat, Corner U I , Doubt*
lot, I23-U31
room, screened porches, k it
Carport*. 333-1131.
chen equipped, near Down
1 BEDROOM T r a llir on Lake
town Sanford. IT,loo Term*.
TO SE T T LE E S T A T E
Ashby, Adult* only. Ph. I l l 131-1313.
Large l-B tdroom home at l i l t
T ill.
Park Ava. V ary Ideal for
larg*
fam
ily.
Near
Churrhc*
JOHN K. FOX,
and School* A very out 106. Apartments for Rent
Realtor
standing buy fo r only IH.eop,
m N. Park Av*.
131-0131
Hullabla tertna can h* work- DOW NSTAIRS Furn. Apt. 13U
n i l - I l l IMImslto.
ad out for reliable buyer,
Ball-Blair Agency
16. Interior Decorators
T E N T S C K M AINTE NANC E
N AN N IE 'S K ID D IE CARE, W l
Bervtea A Suppllaa
never eloaa. U c in itd nursery.
ill- e iu
Infanta to I. l i l t B. Oak A t* , l i l t 1 P erk Dr.
iii- o n i.
_____________
95. Houssa For Sals
$100.00 D O W N
Salaotlna *7 I, I. and !
Bedroom* I oca I ad In vartouo
8a,tlona o f Sanford
Immadtat* Dollvory
You can sit ratax now! I traded my whita mlc# for a 95. Houses For Sals
garter anakal”
IN C R ED IB LE DUT TRU K
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1— L o il A Found
11— Money Wanted
1— Personal*
04— Saving# A Loan
I — Beauty Cara
01— Insurance
1— Day Nuraarloo
• I — School! a Instruction*
d—Child Car*
TO— Employment Service*
I — Dogs— C *t»— P e l*
Tt—Male Help Warned
10—
Poultry — Livestock 11— Female Help Wanted
11— Special N olle**
T l— Mala or Kernel* Help
I t —Catering — Food
14—Sale* Help Wanted
14— IllcycU Repair*
TT—Situation Wanted
13—
special Harvlcaa
I I — Income Property
10—-Swimming Pool*
I I — U u tln eii Prop— Bale
IT—Janitorial Borvlced
I I — Real Estate Wanted
11— D o-It-Yourself
14— R **l Estate 8*1*
I I — Uullderi Suppllaa
IT — Rualn*** Rentals
10—
Hardware
10—
Lola For Sal*
11—
Hum* Improvement* 11— Farma— Grove*
11—Plumbing
til—Acreage
11—Painting
•3— House* For Sal*
I I — W ell D rillin g
I I —Hou***— Sal* or R ia l
lb — A ir Cond. A Heating
IT— Itou i* For Rant
I I — Radio - Television
100—
Raaort Rental*
101—
T railer*— Cabana*
I I — Photo A Equipment
I I — Home Appliance*
H I —Mobil* Home*—8*1*
I I — Musical Instrument*
l l ' l — Mobil* Hum**— Ren|
32— Hu sines* Equipment
104— T ra iler Spec*— Rant
11—Job Printing
103—T ra iler I-o l»—Sal*
14—
U p h o liliry
lo t — Apartment* For R est
13— Vacuum C ilantro
101— Room* For Rant
11—M oving A Storage
I I I — Hotel Room !
I I — Exterminator*
I l l — Rental A gent*
I I —Plant* — Feed* — I t t d i 111— Wanted To lle o l
10—
lllic . For 8*1*
111— Auto* For Sal*
H — A rticle* For Rent
l i t — Auto*—H i!* or Trad*
11— Swap or Exchang*
111—Truck* For Bale
I I — Warned T o Huy
110—
Autom otive Hervlco
I I — Furnltur* For Sat*
111— Scooter* A Cycle*
I I — Antique* For Hat*
111— lloata A Motor*
I I —Munay To Loan
111— Marin* Suppllaa
I I — Business Opportunities
322-5612
From
Sanford
E ioh ang*
This neat 3 nr. Country hnma,
i - . ;» 2 id by a soft mani
cured yard. It may b* ynura
for only 13.100. Tou oama th l
fa rm *
SO U T H W A R D
Tnvaatmont A Raalty
111 N. Park Ava.
111-I1TI
G R E E N U K A IR
Chnlca Iota available In Groan
bralr o f Loch Arbor overlook
ing g o lf course. C u i l o n
building tn your specific*,
lions, areanbralr developed
by
JIM H U N T
REALTY
Btmlnol* County
(D ia l D lroet)
ST E N ST R O M
USED
F U R N ITU R E
ill-3110
55. Furniture For Sale
FlttS£ E STIM ATE
Uphnlatarlng A Mattress ran
orating. New A U*«d Furnt
tu n . Call Nix B idding Mfg.
Co. at T il C ilir y Ava. l i t JUT.
W1LHON . M A IE Il FI1RN
liuy — Hell — Trade
111-13 K. tat.
lll- lltl
For tho blggasl •auction of
nearly naw and used furni
ture. • • • N oll’a Furnltur*
Rrokarag*
In
Caaaalturry
on IT-11. Open I day* I to I.
Used furnltur* appliance*, tools,
ate. Bought • Hold, l a r r r 'i
Mart, 111 Sanford Av*. Fh.
q r . R R i - --------"
COURTEOCBT CHARGE AC
COUNTS— llmltad credit H
you own a phona. Put olaeal
flad A la to work for you!
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Badding A Furnltur*
A T FACTO R Y rR IC E S t
111 Magnolia_______ I M J I I I
60. Business Opporl.
SERVICE STATION for U te e ,
Good locotlon. Good rafar•ncaa A soma Capital roqulrad. Call l l l - l l l l . _____________
69. Schools A Instructions
PARK
D R IV E
t ll- T d ll
NIGHTS
131-0141
lll- llll
1 IIKDROOM. I Rath. Ilavenne
Park, Immadtat* occupancy,
Vary raeaonebla, Owner. I'h.
lll-llll.
R ati
Payton Realty
W K L A .vA A P A R T M E N T !
A \ First Bt.
F II A a v A
K alete Sal** Broker
H A V E R E N T A LS
M E R LE W. W A R N E R
R E A LT O R
Ill- Ill!
701 B. Perk
Ill
E FF. APT. private hath. ault.
• Ida for Cnupla or Plngla
parson. Ideally located down
town.
Inquire
al
Manual
Jacubson Dapt. Slora, 311 K.
la t
LARGE 1 A I Bedrooms Apia.
3013 Sanford A v a , I’ h 1130711.
108. Koantti For Rent
ROOMS tor Min, 401 Magnolia.
I33-RT20.
113. Wanted To Rant
GARAGE for Boat Storage,
Reply Bog I I I , Bmnford H erMg
115. Autoa For Salt
Vary naet 4 room furnlihad
• pi. qulat location — water
1*3* FORD B K T LIN E R . re
furnished, ill.o n
tractable hardtop, radio, haatCrumley-Mon tail h. Inc,
•r, power itasrlng. naade
ISd W. l i t HI.
Ph. 113-4111
trenam liilon I I I * . Ph. I t ! H IT or * * « a t i l l Oerrieoa
NEW, Furn. I Bedroom. I Bath.
Dr,
I months. Adult*. No pete.
Air Cond, Avellehle Mey II.
IT
oLDH. * dr., Automello,
111-1713.
lleatar, Radio. Uantucq Uliarlaa
Hanlon. 407 4 W. lat. Ht.
UNPURN. 1 Hr. Iluue*. 1413
Apt. I.
W illow , I1I-SI7I.
I BEDROOM. Furn. H irtw o o d
floors, Carport., U tility room,
clean. Near NAS |!0 mo.
111-Mil.
R AV E N N A P A R K . 1 lUdronm,
1 4 beth, l l l l mo. 111-1131
— l f U v ( . p « r - —--------------NEW , unfurnished 1-bedroom
Duple* Apt., tHe beth, terreasn flour*. Venetian bllnda,
kitchen equipped, wetar furnlehad. I l l - I l l ! eftar 1 p m.
I I T R -I w ith Radio * H ieler,
axealtant condition, l l l - l l l l
BOD M cKKK UBED C A R !
NO MONET DOWN
" I t French Ava.
Iil-R T U
i t .C L Y iia itT H - R - d e a P t- A x ta
TrentmlMlon A Haetar. reel
claen, Becrlflee. Ph. I l l - t l l l .
M FORD, I door Hadan, R ial
claen A naw tlraa.
IIT* ao
BANFORD MOTOR CO.
100 French Ava.
til-4113
P A R K RID G B —SUBDIVISION
W IL L Furnish Trailer ti Ullll- ! Bdrm.. 1 Bath. Bpaclnu*. Dou- 1 IIKDROOM Furn. Iloua*. t i l
mo. Ineludoo wetar. 111-1307. l l l l AUSTIN H E A L C T 1.000
•lea Fraa to Ratlrsd Coup!#
hla Oarag*. Ceatral Haat,
or Lady In return for I or 1
Datuxa, I aaet, wire whalla,
Built-In Kllchan. Rreakfaat 1 nOIIM., Kitchen .quipped.
hour*, housework, I daya a
It. A I t . Il»n A aeauma payArea, I^ rg a Dining Room,
I t ! , nice yard. I l l - M i l .
week. Must hav* driver's IImanta.
lll- llll.
Budded
Front
L v d , City
cenae. 311-1110.
ROOM?
Rant
F tw tr. I l l , 4!# — Ilo o Down. TOO MUCH
I
I
PLY.
F U R Y I Dr.. I peso.
through "F o r Rant” ado. Gal
Open Dally, Evening* • ! ! Hie. W | n , pwr. (Hear, Pwr,
77. Silualioa Wanted
extra Ineomoi
llll.
Brake*. Pwr. Baer Window#,
easily loaded. Muet oocrlflco,
LOCH ARBOR
IIS ! DOWN
T a ll them voo oaw u la Th*
T
H
R
E
E
Bedroom,
I
bath,
kttW ilt M ho |IM cosh A aaaumo
I RIL. 1* ■ 17 Fla. Rm . Tor.
Sanford Haraldl
payment*. Call 111-014*.
chan aqulp. I l l Rl. Call l l l Flnora. K it. aqulp. SAT mo.
l l l l R. A. Wllllama. Realtor.
para all. HELMt-Y R K A LT T ,
D E I'E N D A Ill.E
Girl
want*
d ay * wo rk . Housekeeping or
O fflr* In V llla g * Hall, N. Or
1
BDRM.. L «* . Living Room.
l.ah) alltlng. I I I . 7171.
lando. S71-II4I, night* I I I Hang*, Plnaoroot Are*. Jloo.
1171.
lll- llll.
D ATS
W O RK.
111.1441 or
L A 'O E ,
NEW , Custom-built
IU -4 1 II.
homo.
R olling
H ill* Oolf N E A T Furn. Cottago ouRobli
fo r Couplo. P rlr e lo
yard,
W IN D O W
CLEANING . YardCoura*, San Lando. For In
work. 171-11*1.
t i l l Palma:lo, l l l - l l l l .
formation call lll-llll.
F L Y IN G SEMINOLE RANCH
(Space University Airp ort)
Located I m llia Eaol o f Ovlodo
on Hwy. I l l li now open
Student Instruction now g lv .
an In Piper Cherokeo "110''.
ID Y L L W IL D K
Com* on and learn lo fly 84. Heal Ealate * Stela
I IIKDROOM, I Hath, Uenlral
NOW. Kapert Instruction In
Haat A Air, 1 car garage,
S relaxed atmosphere rem ov
HOME AND INCOME
corner lot. F H A financing
ed from buay traftlo pattern*
By owner. tll- IK O .
Tw in-en sm * Charter avail, Frontage over too f i l l on
Magnolia. F ru it ind »h *d *
■hi* anywhere For appointtrees,
aultobla
fo
r
IntaalmaM
A V A IL A B L E I June — I badm a n t P V 111-11*1.____________
or larga home. Priced to aall
room, | hath, private owner,
at 110.301 with term*. 1701
111 Mlmoaa Tarraca, Sunland
71. Mala H«lp Wanted
Magnolia,
Ealataa.
ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S
1 BEDROOM, t bath. CB Horn*.
R ia lto r
Fancad back yard. Aluminum
Raymond Lundqulit, Aaio
patio canopy, convanlant to
0D O D TEAR SERVICE haa d*. I1I-II3 1 Atlantia Hank flldg.
baaa, l t d !
down,
J it
a
•irable opening for egperlanrmunlh. Call 111-11*!.
*d Brake A Alignm ent man. Home Si Income Property
a lalilt F to sell aervlr* needs 1 Chair lleauly Shop with all CORNER liouhla !-#>!. P artial
tn customer I* helpful. Thl*
ly rurn. M ir . Iluuaa. Mutt
equlpmanl for 1 operators A
I* a permanent poeitlon with
sacrifice, llll Mosmilla, Call
Horn* with 1 Lola on I Ian*
guarantied eatery plue In
111-11*7 a fter « pm.
highway, P rlcid for quick
tensive
Substantia!
lake
•ala. 111.Ill with Term*.
IIVO DIS COUN T
home pay for a producer.
OU TSTAND ING
F or quick aala of tha ‘'UOXT
Company
benefits
Include
C
O
TTAG
E " at 17*1 Manlurd
L ife A Hospitalisation Insur
CO U N TRY HOME
Ava.
T ill*
home
feature*
ance A a retirement program 1 Hr, m llalha, l^irga Lit. DR.
charm ing livin g room with
A paid vacation. Thl* la alt
Kitchen, T V Roum, Drape*.
flraptaca, aaparala d i n i n g
fra* of ooet to employer. Con
Hardwood
Floors,
Double
room, largo kllchan. (Nood*
venient tn U rvlew w ill ho ar
Carport*,
I
Room
U tility
m odernisation). I-Bad room*.
ranged N ight*, Sat., or Sun
llouae, gwlm m lng Pool. ComI ocraanad porches and larga
day If nareaairr. Reply by
plat* playground, 1 acre land,
11A■ 1AA ft. nlcaly landacaptd
te lle r Slat* Education, Eam or I. P rlc* III.* * * , Tarma.
lot. I f you «r a looking fo r a
pcrlenc*. Ilarkgruund A leloHOME, no! ]uat a houaa, wa
phona No. Infurniallon w ill
C. A. WIHDDON, SR.
urge you to lat ua show this
b* kept confidential. Contact
BRO KER
to yes. Tarma avallabt*.
or call F. C. Sturm. Star*
l e t a P ark
lii.iiil
Masagdr. Goodyear garvlca,
I I I W . lot.
R O IIE R T A. W1LI.1AMS
Ileal I or
HOY wi th Motor Hi’iMilrr for
Itayrnond l.undqulat. Ae-o
morning paper route, 11 ur
1)01 S. Park Ava.
over, lll- l l l l or ill-m i.
l l l - l l l l Atlantia Bank Bldg.
, l l l - l l l l anytlm a
BRAKE AND
ALIGNMENT MAN
Sem inole Realty
I
BEDROOM, 1 bath, Unfurn
ished. nlro neighborhood, E n
closed Pella.
JOHN 8AUL8 AGENCY
R E A L EBTATR BRO KER
Appraise) Bpoclellot
111 No. Pork
lit - T IM
I BEDROOM. 1 Rath, Kllchan
Equipped, largo utility ruom,
(crooned Porch, Fenced yard,
■can by Appolntm*Mx L o g it
required I I I * month. Phono
I I ) . M il.
FU RNISH ED
1
liit nrr.,
t il
Country Club Clrcl*, Adulto
only,
I
120, AutomottrB StnricB
A U T O GLASS
IN ST A LL E D
Senksrik Glass and Palsl
Company
110 M agnolia
Pk. *21-411*
A u t o aiaea l o p e
A
Heel
C overt
A U T O GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
104 W. Ind Bt. l l l - I O t t
A L L W O R K G U AR AN TE E D
123. Boa In ft Motors
D AT * N IT E I Herald want id o
w ork for ea RtUo oa 14c a
dayl
G ateway T o Th * W a terw a y
Iiobson Sporting Goods
Y our E V IN R U D E Daalar
l i i - l - l E. M L
Ph. I l l - l i l t
IIE T T E II HOME IIUYB ere la
b# found dally tn tho eletal*
flad aactljn o f The Sanford
Herald.
$100 DOW N
H O M ES
>. I, A I BEDROOMS
1. 14 A t R ATIIB
K IT C H E N E Q U IPPE D
LO W M O NTH LY P A Y M E N T !
IM M E D IATE D E L IV E R Y
For Compute rnferm etleg
Ha* or C ell Tour
FHA - V A
S ALE S BROKER
FURN. Room. Pvt. Beth, I I I
month. 111.III*.______________
97. Houses For Rent
71. Male Help Wanted
SERVICE STATIO N Manager A
Attendant*. Phone for ap
I BEDROOM
pointment i t t - e i t l li t e r 1 t Bath Horn* on appreglmototr
p. m. Mebane Oil Co.
4 acre yard. Fancid back
yard, assorted fru it hearing
traaa. W ell for yard, partial
f o o d A D ltu a ROUTE open
ly furnished, washer, dryer,
Hemlnnla Co. tl,oi)i> . Ilv , 0*0
•love, refrigerator, yard toula
per ear potential. W rite, Has
A
lawmuuwar.
T il. Fruit land 1'ark. Florida.
111.10*
M AN with ear Earn 111 up
w-aakly In S p irt Tima Adver
tise naw High Quality pro.
d u d evening* or days off. S it-1301 I I I * Hiawatha at IT - lt
No canvaealiig. For appoint LARGE I hruroom home, 1
ment call 123-1003, 3 to I p.
balhs, Fla. room, llvlng-dlnni dally.
Ing, larga storage, carport,
near shopping canltr, play
72. Female Help Wanted
ground near, I l l s movaa you
In, ( I pay all closing), buy*
•arrow. Insurance, etc. Call
Women In this area to ahow
1 1 1 -1 0 1 1 after 1 p. m.
Beeline Fashions, car nrr.
eaaary, samples furnished 1’h.
NG DOWN P A Y M E N T VA. Im
I>eLand 71I-I0II.
m edial* orcupancy. I Bad,rddtd‘ lol.
tLCJillT AUT^.
-Offftvr — rojrcr,•odded lawn. Inquire at our
I
days.
Bolwaan
Winter
new office LMN Entarprlaaa,
Park A Sanford. L. D I’lante,
Inr , Houle |. Gvledo, Fla.
Inr., 141 Liniw nint Plaaa. I
Ml. South on IT-11. Call col
lect l l l - l l l l .
73. Male or Female Help
la. jlm m la
FURNISH ED A p t. with A ir
conditioned bedroom, I I I . I l l
Furnlihad houaa for rant, 1
E. 1th Ht. 137-3711.
bedrooms, near g o lf court*
In t-ek* Mery 110.00. I ’ h.
1
lladromn furnlihad apt, W a121-4407
lar
Included.
1*3.M.
1’ b.
321-0337.
For rant. lAikafront homo In
Inch Arbor. 1 bedroom*, 3 Claen
furnlihad
downatelr*
hatha, Laos* required. IS !
• partmant ettlo fan, Adutle
Pin e L a k e D rive (K a y at
Ph. 331.1134.__________________
107).
SALE S BROKER
113-1134
111-1141
53. Wanted To Huy
96. H ousph • Sale or Rent
Wo H av* Th# Homo For Tou
llll
111-3410
SM ALL APT.. Furn. N l e a
neighborhood, lltltlllaa furn.
131-TR32 nr 111-RRM.
FURN. Apt. n oaa
Cowon. 113-4011.
■so VO LK SW AG E N
Tlck-up,
needs angina repair, l l l l .
C’en b* aaan at Cryetel Lake
P e rk Home. Ind kouao aat
lif t . Lake Mery.______________
FHA — V A
CASH W A IT S FOR TOU
Hall It through
Herald W an t Ada
1 I1DRU. Furn. A p t |M. 1RI4
E. lis t Bt. Robert A. W ll
llama l l l - l l t l .
O ffleoi l i t . t i l l
NlghtOI 121-0700
llt-0441
1174 Park D rlv*
FHA - VA
REALTY
SM ALL Furn. efficiency Apt..
for 1 nr couple. Llghta A
water Included, 141. 113-TD).
AVALO N APAR TM E NTS
U I W. 2nd BIm
121-3417
101 Fairmont Dr.
1, 1. A 4 REDROOUB
I. m A I IIATIIS
K IT C H E N EQ UIPPED
LOW M O NTH LY PAYM ENTS
IM M E D IATE D E LIV E R Y
For Complete Information
Hea ur Call Your
FURS', or Unfurn. I ltoim Apt,
T il* bath. 1 miles from N.A.S.
m lln gat*. No Pate. 131-1111.
Property
and Sales Broker
FH A - V A HOMES
Adult*
UNFURN. 1 Itdrm. Duplex, K it
chen Equip.. Avail. April It.
133-11*4.
Management
$100 D O W N
Duplet,
V A -FH A
K1NO S W O O D
B U IL D E R S , INC.
Itt-IO TI
425-5938
From
M O NTH LY P A Y M E N T S
FROM $50.00
FOR TH E BEST HOME
BUY
SEE YOUR
FURNISH ED
133-JSIR.
118. Tracks For 8*1*
Wo Hava The Homo F or Tou
STENSTROM
R E A LT Y
t i l l P A R K D R IV E
113-1410
Ill- T ill
NIGItrS
171-1114
tit-m i
llt-1411
113-1111
9
SOUTH BEM1NOUI
RESID ENTS
CALL US-7891
NATIONAL
BANK
REPOSSESSION
NO CASH NEEDED!
'85 FaIcor $1109 bsL $49 ■ A
'81 Rush. $997 btL M9 ■ a
*88 Ply.
$791 baL $57 ma.
$79$ bat $99
'l l CImt.
'58 Dod(i $554 baL $94 ■SB.
'59 Ford
$791 baL $99 ■ A*
'80 Hamb. $858 bat $97 BIAl
'80 Ftlcoa $895 bsL $91 ma.
$888 baL $99 IBBa
*59 Ford
'80 Corvalr $817 baL $ » ma.
'60 Kamk. $595 b»L $91 ■Bk
•an Ply.
$397 beL $91 ma.
'•l Kamb. $799 bal $95 ma.
'80 Mercury $881 bsL $98 ma.
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Among (lie Seminole High School Junior* and Seniors attending thtf
annual Prom Fantasy I.and, 1903, at the Civic Center Saturday were 1—
Charles Hunter, Senior Class president and Jo Sandorr, "}.— Hons Wonlenay
and Helen Mann; 3— C ellin g In the mood; i— Sarah Wight and Hobby
Henderson; 5— Linda Spencer and David Lanier, Student Body president;
6— Pam Swanson and Steve Harris, Junior ClasH president; 7— Ken HopKina and Slrfan y W estgate; Slerl Welter and Pat Slenstrom; 8— Joo
Moore, Cay Stanley, Pam FHlgionc and Crne Purgation; 9— Dehldc Dalton,
witch, and Linda Perkins, Judy Wilson, Pat MnrnrJtn, Patsy Owens, Karen
Thnrnell, Martha Johnson, Donna Da via, Michele Malinin, Cindy Slayton
and Cindy Wilson; 10— Steve Oroovcr, Diane Powell, Ilonnle Caolo and
Garry Fx»yd; I I — Linda Wilson, Jerry Daniel, Karen Jordan nnd Mike
Underwood; 12— Farrell Hickson nnd Hetty Kellett; 13— Susan Lnncy
nnd Richard H ittell; 11— Sonny Messer, Sherry Thrasher, Elaine Echols
and Tony Conzalr/.; 13— Hilly Kuykendall, Genl Kelinfeltcr nnd Karen
Thorm-ll.
Story on page 8. (Ily Doris Willinns and Hill Vinrent Jr.)
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Sanford W ill Pay
Tribute To Copt. Mayo
Mayo a community recogni
tion that he w ill rem em ber."
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.
AU Sanford civic clubs will
join in honoring Capt. James
O. Mayo, commanding officer
at
Reconnaissance
Attack
Wing One, who will leave San
ford Naval A ir Station April
27.
The joint luncheon will be
held at the Civic Center at
noon April 26.
“ We plan to give Captain
CAPT. MAYO
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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).
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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.
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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.
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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
commanding officer
Navy
April 26.
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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.
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Want to teach on TV? Three
varanrles exist for I#65-66 at
W M FE-TV, Channel 21. Or
lando. An orientation meeting
will bo held for prospective
teachers at W M FE studios
April 29 in South Orlando.
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R E M IN D E R : Don't pull up
your golden rain tree seed
lings and throw them away.
Hundreds o f 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
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W E A T H E R : Fair thru Thuraday, high about 90; low tonight in 60a.
VOL. 67
United Press Leased W ire
Established 1008 W ED N ESD AY. A P R IL 14. 1965
SANFORD,
Sanford Naval nsuvA
Academy Will
Acquire Hotel
Monday, was announced today
Burns To Talk
in New York City.
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) —
Gov. Haydon Bums will speak
May 1 at ground breaking cere
monies for two cross-Florida
barge canal structures near
Inglis.
in the Sanford area, including
Mayfair
Country
the
Club,
Bernarr
Foundation,
have
Macfaddcn
sponsor
of
the
Sanford Naval Academy.
(A
New
York
spokesman
told The Herald Tuesday the
transaction should tie culmi
nated within four to six weeks,
in
time
for
tha
September
opening of school.)
The
Foundation
purchased
the present academy building
on
Mellonville
Avenue
from
the Giants in 1963. The City
of Sanford, at that lim e, ar
By Paul Brookshire
Orange and S e m i n o l e
Counties
have agreed
to
closer contact on the develop
ment o f subdivisions within
a half-mile o f the county
line.
The
Seminole C o u n t y
Board
of
Commissioners
ngreed Tuesday to ro-operate
with Orange County in ex
change o f 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'Snwi j 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 fo r the ar
ea, which will include n plan
fur future land uses patterns,
a plan for trunspoitution fa
cilities, and a plan fo r com
munity facilities.
Salt Springs
Under ‘Siege1
By Local Jet
OCALA (C P I) - The V. S.
Navy accidentally “ attacked"
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v « ». country s iotv T u r v i r y .
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.
NO. 168
Yanks Warn
Reds To Call
Off Fighting
SAIG O N ( U P I ) — American
planes showered millions of
propaganda l e a f l e t s
for
unless
ranged for the educational or
ganization to purchase 22 acres
of land adjacent to the current
barracks building.
With the acquisition of the
Maylair Lu.ldi.igs, the acad
emy will have one of the finest
private school complexes in
Florida. The lakefront hotel
and motel contain 1W modern
rooms which will house the
young midshipmen. The pre
sent campus on Mellonville
Avenue will continue to be
utilised for athletic purposes
and the barracks building on
that property eventually will
be used for the junior divi
sion of the academy.
Joseph P. Wlegcra, board
chairman of the Foundation,
and Horace Stonrham, presi
dent of the National Exhibi
tion Company, made a dual
announcement of the prospec
tive transfer of the propert
ies in New York City this
morning.
"W e are delighted with the
prospects the Giant*’ organi
zation n it made possible,"
Wiegrrs stated. “ The Sanford
Naval Academy's aim to be
come one of the leading pre
paratory schools in the coun
try will be accelerated by this
outstanding acquisition. We
had considered a master plan
of development on our pre
sent campus, but the construc
tion would not have been com
pleted for a number of years.
Through the purchase of the
Mayfair buildings, we will
have available, immediately,
an educational plant that can
accommodate dose to 500 stu
dents and will provide the fin
est academic facilities."
Rail Tie-up
ROME (U P I) - The govern
ment today railed In army eng.neers to q.eep so.... of the
heavy pre-Easter tourist traf
fic running after Italian rail
roadmen went on a 2l-hour
strike.
Lake Project
JACKSONVILLE (U P I) The Arm y Corps of Engineer*
called for bids today for con
struction of a $2.5 million sec
tion of a dike to he built
around the northeast shore of
Lake Okeechobee.
Oldest Dies
CHICAGO (U P I) - Funeral
arrangements were to t>r made
today for Mrs. Sally Powell,
121, a one-lime Alabama house
slave whom th* American
Mrdiral Association said was
Die oldest person of record In
the United States.
Summit Parley
U NITED NATIONS. N. Y (U P I) - British Prime Min
ister Harold Wilson arrived in
(he United States today for
talks with UN Secretary Gen
eral Thant and President John
son. Both meetings were ex
pected to center on Viet Nam.
Collision
GULF SHORES. Ala. (U P I)
—Tw o barge* loaded with
gasoline rammed a bridge
over the Intracoastal Water
way Tuesday night and badly
damaged the structure. There
were no Injuries and the gaso
line did not catch fire.
first
of
the
time
more
today,
bombings
Communists
call
o ff the fighting.
A t the same time U. S. Jet
bombers raldrd radar instal
lations and military highways
In North Viet Nam, seeking
WEST PALM BEACH (U P I)
-J o h n F. Kirk Sr., sheriff of
Palm Beach County for 16
years until 1961, died last
night. He was 61. Kirk was
defeated in 1961 by Martin N.
Kcllenberger.
WASHINGTON (U P I) - L a
bor backers of an Increase in
the 11.25 federal minimum
wage were cheered today by
Vice President Hubert H. Hum
phrey's forecast that Congress
would approve a higher rate.
the
warning
Ex-Sheriff Dies
Optimism
over
Communist North V iet Nam
agreed to the sale of the inn
to
2-County Agreement
Reached On Plats
FLO R ID A
Mayfair Inn Transaction Told
The Sari Francisco Giants,
W IL L IA M Henry B ottorff was two years nml
two days old when Lee surrendered to Grant to
end the Civil War. A native o f Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mr. Bottorff celebrated his 102nd birthday at
the home o f his daughter, Mrs. George Adams,
with whom lie resides on Sunset Drive in Rear
Lake. He is a charter member o f St. Johns
Lutheran Church at Winter Park and, until this
yenr, attended regularly with his daughter.
Assistance
In All Ways
Vowed By LBJ
“The Nile of America”
Slip j^attforb ibraUi
owner* of extensive properties
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Berlin Mayor W illy Brandt and
Agreement for sate of the a narty of 25 Oerman editors
Mayfair Inn and it* annex and photographers are sche
duled to spend the weekend
(m otel), a* published exclu
here.
sively in The Sanford Herald
•
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.
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German Visitors
SARASOTA (Urn — West
Ford Motor Company U
considering a site in the Cas
selberry area for a distribu
tion center.
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President Tours Stricken Areas
out “ targets of opportunity."
The A ir Force used 1,600mlle-per hour K4C Jets —
Navy
CH IE F ARNO LD W ILLIA M S
plane— for
the
a
first
time to supplement its own
F106 fighter-bombers.
Arnold Williams
Appointed Chief
Capt. Arnold 8. Williams, a tha force will work with me,
member o f the Sanford Police hut I wilt need their full co
operation. To do my job prop
Department fur 13 yraia, thia
erly to benefit Sanford, 1
morning waa namad acting will need everybody's co-op
chief be the City C «r*m la»l',n eration— tht
City
Commis
in a special meeting.*
sion, my men and tha pubCaptain Wililama will aa- lie." >
•unit hit duties on April 22,
Williams went on to say he
when present Chief Hoy G. always will listen to and w el
William* goes on Inactive come the people o f Sanford
duty pending hia retirement and will weigh heavily any
Oct. 1.
complaints
or
suggestions
The appointment eomea a* they may have regarding the
the pinnacle o f a career operation o f tha police de
which began for the 60-yrar- partment.
old Williams in 1952 when he
I f Captain William* la ap
joined the Sanford Police De pointed permanent chief on
partment.
Oct. 1, his slatting salary
"I'v e always wanted to do will he fl),183. Until then, he
police work, ever since I waa will continue at his present
a kid," the new chief said till* rate.
morning. “ It haa always en
The present chief receives
ticed m e."
tup-grade salary of ) 7,soo an
The acting police hose, no nually, and will continue to
relation to the retiring Chief receive his pay In full during
Hoy Williams, enter* hia new hia six month* Inactive duly
duties with a background of prior to his Oct. 1 retirement.
aurcrssfully completing
al
A ilin g Chief Williams and
most every course o f training his wife, Ethel, live at I&U3
offered polire offirrrs.
Elliott Avenue. They wove/)
Am ong
many honors for to Hanford in 1951,
which Williams has hern sin
gled out is that o f "most
courteous policeman'' in the
state o f Florida. The Auto
mobile Association o f Amer
T A L L A H A S S E E (U IM ) —
ica honored him with this The Supreme Court ruled to
title In 1950. In 1055 the day the town o f Oak Hill In
Junior Chamber o f Commerr# Volusia County la atill a
awarded him its Good Gov municipality and ordered the
residents to hold their first
ernment Award.
In accepting the appoint election In over three drearies.
ment this morning, William*
The town, just north o f
said, “ I am very happy the Merritt Island, waa created
City Commission has rnnfi- by the legislature In IP2&
denre enough in me to ap and was never uboliidii'd.
point me as rhief, and I hope
T h e t o w n government,
1 ran do as outstanding a job however, stopped functioning
aa Chief Roy has done.
in 1930 and tha last alrrted
" I feel sura all the men on officials era now all dead.
Oak Hill Election
Ordered By Court
The
ganda
bombings
and
propa
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 o f 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 o f
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 o f Saigon.
In Da Nang, a South V iet
namese tribunal condemned
to death by firing squad the
youthful leader o f 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
o ff 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: "W e 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 V iet Nam."
E L K H A R T , Ind. (U P I ) - *
Frealdent' Johnson
w alk e d
through the rubble o f tor
nado-devastated Indiana towng
today, promising help and
murmuring "aw fu l . . . aw
ful" to himself.
The President flew at day
break from Washington on a
tour o f the Midwest states
where Palm Sunday tornadoes
killed 241 persons, injured
more than 2,000, and tef|
thousands more homeless.
Landing at South Bend, ha
went by motorcade to thia
northern Indiana town w h e re
the twister* killed 23 peraena
and Injured 111.
" I know It it tha will o f
Ihe American people that
whenever their neighbor* or
friends in any community, in
any state, suffer such losses
at the hands o f nature, tha
government o f this good and
generous people should ba
ready and prepared to aaalsl
In every w ay," tha President
said at South Bend.
“ That is tha reason ws ar#
here."
Johnson planned to fly on
to Minnesota fo r 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 o f
Soulli
Bend.
Tha President's itinerary
also provided an opportunity
to sea wind damage In IIllnols, Wisconsin, Mlchigsn
and section* of Ohio south o f
Toledo,
HI* schedule waa put to
gether lata Tuesday. Change#
during ths day were possible.
Plans still called fo r 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 w sler In the ditch.
The sheriffs office reported
tte thlli apparently w-wkredswsy from the house sod lell
into the ditch while playing.
Two Hanged
L A N S IN G , Kan. ( U P I ) —
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 o f a fam ily o f four.
SPRUCE- UP
Your
Home
U. S. Satellites In Orbit Eye 'Everything'
W A S H IN G TO N
(U P I)
—
The
United
States ha* satellites 1a orbit doing every
The National Aeronautics and Space Ad
ministration (N A S A )
orbited Relay 1 on
thing from watching th* weather to keep
Dec. 13, 1962, following it up with Relay 2
ing an aye on the Communists.
on Jan. 21, 1963. Relay 1 la o f little use
Th* latest o f these ls Early Bird, th*
now, but Relay 2 is atill fairly strong and
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 o f Early Bird in tha communica
tions satellite fam ily, but only two remain
strong enough to he really useful
T elitar 1, orbited July 10, 1962, was tht
first o f 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.
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 fo r 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
o f 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 ilm llar spies in th* sky look
ing down on thia country.
As o f 9 a.m. (E S T ) 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 o f 86,721 mllea an hour.
Whlla torn* o f th* other satellites have
gotten bigger headlines, th* Tiros series
haa been on* o f th* moat valuable. The**
weather vbM ivaloiies 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
o f many violent storms.
Nos. 7, 8 and 9 o f the Tiros aeries, start
ed April I, I960, are atill operating. So ar*
tom* o f tha related N'imbui satellites.
Several o f ths 26 Explorer satellites—
ths series which inaugurated ths Am eri
can apace e ffo rt—are still operable. Th*
first Explorer Went up on Fab. 1, 1968.
It still la up thsra somewhere, mute Ilka
the great majority o f tha satellites put up
by the United Stataa and Ruaaia,
The oldest satellite launched by tha U n
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, „
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Fire Auxiliary
Is Organized In
North Orlando
lim it)
1065
uvic League
Has Installation
At Luncheon
Mr*. Margaret Cathy
An organizational meeting
for a North Orlando Volun
teer Fire Department Auxil
iary waa held at tha home of
Mre, Melvin Campbell iaat
week.
Temporary o f f i c e r * to
guide the organization were
elected with
Mre.
Sylvia
Brown named preeident; Mrs,
Nelda Creek vice preeident;
Mra. Loulae Straiton, aecretary, and Mra. Ruth llolzman,
traaaurer.
The group waa organized
fo r th* purpoa# o f railing
fund* for the department,
atimulatlng Intereit in vol
unteer fire work, and sup*
porting tha department in all
tha aetlvitle*.
Member* decided to nam*
the organization "Th# Wo
men’* Auxiliary of the North
Orlando
F ir*
Department,
Inc."
N ext meeting will b* held
Tueaday afternoon, May IS,
at tha home o f Mra. Lloyd
Rrown, 45 S. Fairfax Avenue.
A act o f by-lawa will b* preaenlad at thia maeating and
all women o f the community
are invited to join,
Flrat fund railin g project
o f the group waa a bake aale
held Saturday,
By Dm> Eata#
Raeantly elected o ffic e r! of
the
Longwood Civic
League
(W om en’! Club) were Installed du rinf ecremonlei held e t e
luncheon e t Crelghton'i Heateurent In W inter Perk
Im telled by Mr*. B. B.
C ray were Mre. E l e a n o r
Hugh**, prealdent; Mr*. Jen*
ale Fox. f l n t vice prealdent;
Mra. Mabel Bherwin, second
Tice prealdent; Mr*. Ida Stew
art) recording aecrctary; Mra.
Lorraine D u n n i n g , corresponding aocretary; Mra. A gne* O’Dell, traaaurer, and
Mra. Eleanor Shaw, bouae and
ground* chairman.
Traatee* are Mra. Halite
LaVIgna Mra. Lou Carlaon,
Mra. B. L. Tupper.
Mra. Elltabeth H ill*, out
going prealdent, enumerated
the May aetlvltlea o f the
League during the paat year
and received a aland Ing ova
tion from the women.
I t waa reported that the
Civic League Building, which
recently waa re-painted by
huahanda o f aeveral member*,
la currently being uaed by the
Little League fo r meeting*
and by women o f the com
munity fo r a flrat aid courae
with no rental fee* being
charged.
The member* decided to
donate 14 doicn cupcake* to
the Barbaton Fund Dinner
Scheduled fo r M ay 22 at City
Park.
Following
t ht
builneai
matting and luncheon, tha
League adjourned fo r the
aummer.
QUANTITY
RIGHTS
RESERVED
W ED .
25th & Park, Sanford
FR ES H ! N EV ER F R O Z E N !
FLA . G RA D E “A ” W H O LE
Registration
Is Urged For
Swim Classes
By Jana Caaaelberry
Red Croia a w I m m I n g
claa.ea have been announced
by W ater 8afcly Instructor
Mra. William Kggera, who
will hold the rouriea in the
pool at bar horn* on Lake
Tha Gulf Stream, whoae
Howell Lana.
velocity aometimea exceed*
Thera will ha a registra
four knot*, hai a rata of
tion fee o f on* dollar and
flow about l.ooo time* that of
those Intereated In enrolling
the Mlaiinippi River.
ahould call Mr*. Eggers aa
soon as possible before tha
classes ar* filled.
A beginning i v l m m i r i
NATICK n r IM'HI.IO l « ( . K
"SOUTH OK TH E HORDEK” wait tliomo fo r Hoar Lake Cub Puck 230’*
claaa for womrn will begin
NOTH'R IH H i: It BUY ftlVKN
that, piir.ua,It to Final Deer**
rr.tictlnK anil HroKrnm o f the year, lloyn Incluiletl In photon miuie during
May 17, 1-2 p.m.
r - M . r r t on the r»nl tiny of
tlio proitrum « f skits wero Clayton Egncr, Koliort Hoover, Itoi>ert Curtis,
Children'* claasca fo r boya
April, A. tl. IMS, In t i n ) rerlaln
Kim Boyle, Jobnnie Curtis, Danny Fenno, Jeff Hwuldt, Norman Riddell,
r « u . e pending In «h* Circuit
and girla, who are at least
Court In and for Semlnol*
Billy Jordan, Dean Nichols, Ricky Ostrundcr, lloner Kowulskl, Roland
aeven years old or have com
Countr, Florid*, In Chanr.rr,
Hill, Phillip Kelly, Thomas Vnn Horn, David Kelly, Billy Klinger, Duncan
tlo ck .t
No,
l| ,III
wherein
pleted first grade, are sched
K i.ir.A n crir
»,
novo i.
McClellan, Lenny Bovis, Richard Bronkovcr, Sieve Berkley, Holm Wetheruled to begin June 21, 2-3
plnlnlirr, and n m iH IIT YDIfNH
iiiKton, Tim Bowser, Dour Kroiizer, Kenny Westmoreland, Ricky Carlton,
p.m. for beginners, and June
and IK A ||Hl.l, rotJNCI, hi. wife,
aro d.f.ndanla, the und.r.lan.
J e ff Kronzor, Brent Conner, Wurren Williamson.
(Herald Photos)
7 and 21, 3-4, fo r advanced
ad, a* Clerk or .eld Courl. <vlll
beginner*.
at 11:0t> o'clock A. M„ on April
I llh , A. I>. 11*1, u ff.r for eate
Special “ Tadpole" classes
and e.lt la the hlehea: end
will begin July 12, 10-10:30
beet bidder for reeh, al thr
front ( w . i i ) door of thr Hr ml
a.m., for youngsters three and
note Countr Court II.m, r In
rontly v pro heart! by Civic* enta ami three atuilrnti. John
By Jane Co .eelberry
under and 10:30-11 a.m. for
Benford, Florid*, Ihe follow
Angel, principal, aervad aa
Panel discussion* o f fam classes a t South Hemlnole
In* deecrlbed properly, Irion
4-0 year olds.
moderator. Questions preient
and being In Hemlnole County,
ily life anti citltenibip re- Junior i ' l g h School.
Florlde, to-wlt;
“THRIFTY”
“MR. (5” FROZEN
J IF F Y
FRENCH
STEA KS
F R IE S
Legal Notice
Civic Classes Hear Discussion On Family
IIKAI, KHTAT B i All of the
tinplettrd part of lllnrk J,
all of III*
unplatted part
o f Block K, and l-utw &|.
<>. I I, It, and North I I
feet of Lot II, or lllock
K. of A, D. Chappell'* euhdlvl.lnn of the Town of
Onldehoro,
according
to
plat thereof recorded In
I ’l t l Book t, page 71, puh.
llo record* of Hamlnol.
County, Florid*.
I’ B r h o n a l i* k o p e b t t :
I I H Plymouth t Pr. a*,
den, Motor No. r t l 11111*.
V.rlel No. 10717111; 1114
Ply mouth 4 pr. Hrtlan, Mo.
tor No. P H H i l l ; . Hrrlel
No.
;o7 f!« »7:
Isll
Ply.
mouth 4 Mr. Krdaii. lint or
No, m i i o m i n c . i n ttt*.
tlon Combination. Mod. No
4K811 Al. Control Unit M>
IKC14A1;
t|. 'Ini
M..MI,
I'umhlnallnn. Mod. No. 4KH13A3, HT 1; Frrmiucncy uinl
Modulallon Meter, M No
HT-1JA. Serial No. I l l jl n t
K I P 14. I I, I*. Proumt
Plan* Antenna, 40' Tower.
Mi'MJ.
10 W e ll
Middle
Unit, Serial No. Hints. and
mlirellnneoua I t a in * In
roinplil* Iti.lallatliiii: il |:
Mt.'fOl,
in Wall
Mobile
Comb. Mod. Ib'Klf.tl, Mri l . l
No. X.X4II1.
■eld eel* 1* to be mad* In
gallefy Ilia lerme of .aid Final
p e e r * . of Foreclo.ure.
tP KAI.)
Arthur II. ll.rk wll h . Jr.
Clerk of Circuit Court ul
feinlnola County, Florida
ll y i Martha Vlhlcn
ttepuly Clerk
GKO. A. Sl’ KKIi. Jft,
Attorney for Pla ln ll ff
111 Magnolia Avenue
Hanford, Florida
I'ublleh May to, I K I
C U II-ll
Legal Notice
The p incl in rnrlt c l* * »
waa rnmpoai'il o f throe par*
Legal Notice
•'"lire .1 Public llearlag
Notice I* h.r.hy alvrn. Hoard
of County Ciimmli.loriere of la Ike Court af tk* Canal.
Hrmlttolt County, Florida, pro- Jndar, .rm la ole Cwuaty, Flar.
po.e to r e . one Ihe fnllowlna Ida, la PrMbate.
■lr.rrllied
properly
pre.eiilly la rei F.alale » r
.Iinnl ll-IA SltiKle Family Ileal- THOMAS H. IllfVltlLKT
d.
ntlal to C-4 Commercial: lie*
P.rea.ad
at a point on the S line of am) Ta All Crrdltara and Peranaa
I ft W of th. Kt; cor of Block Hat lag Claim* or
Demand,
n, Tract ff, of a Brplat of Agalaal Bald F.atalri
T r . i 't . II. 1*. M and !3 of SanYou and earh of you are
Undo Hprlria«. I’ . II 7, I’ g. 1. hereby notified and reunited
them-e run N H7 3] ft purullrl In pre.enl any rlalina and de
with Ihe H line of aald lllnrk mand. which ynu. or elthtr of
P to the P. C, of a curve, con- you. may have again*! the
rav# W'erly and having a e.tata of THOMAS 8. I l l ' l l .
radlu* of J04 J7 (i and a ran- HI.FT, d.eeaatd, lata nf aald
Irtl angl* of )l'# 7 '!1 ". thenre County, to the County Judye
run aloPK anld rurve NW'erly nf Semlnol* County, Florida, nl
17*. 11* fl III Ihe I 'T . of anld Ida office In the i-ourt hou.i
curve, raid IV T, It Inn nit tin of raid tlouttly at .uanroril,
S'rrly It/tV line of InniKwimd Florida, within alt ralrndat
lirlv* <H it. I l l ) , ihance run month* from th* lime of th*
M V '.rly along .aid S'erly U/W flrat puMIcatlon nf thl. notice.
line of Pongwond Prlve 1*1 II Twn rnplea nf each claim oi
ft to acre*. n/W of Interalata demand ahall I'* In writing,
No. 4. tiirni e ton HW'rrly nlons and .hall alata tha plar* of
e. ild arcr.a ll/W of lolcralntr realdenc* and pint office ailNil. 4 35C.7S ft to the H line uf drea. nf the claimant, and ahall
aald lllnrk H, I hr in n run II hr aw urn In by tha claimant,
140.71 ft to Ihe IVill. Further hi. agent, or attnrnry and arile.crlhed a. the .oulhea.t cor rumpanlad liy a filing f * . of
ner nf 1-4 and S. II 111.
on* dollar and turh claim or
Piihllr hearing will he held demand not ao filed ahall he
In th. Siiiilnidr County Court void
llou.il, Hanford, Florida, In the
/./ tioiigla* Hten.lroni
County t.'oiiiinl..loner. Itiouo, on
Aa nilniliilatralor of the
May U , 1'Ui *1 11:00 A. M m
Fatal* of
aa .nun thereafter a. poxlbla
THOMAS S. ItCMBLKT.
Board of County CannulaDecaaaed
.loner.
STKNHTBOM, PAV1S A
Semlnol* County, Florida
McI n t o s h
By Juhn Alexander, Chair Attorney* for Administrator
man
I'o il Office Bog |33«
Attnet Arthur llrrkwllh ,Jr. Hanford. Florida 13771
I'u hll.h May ]*, 1»».
I’ lihll.h May 1«. 17, 34. II. 11(1
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omensTAKEAWAY
THY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS
STttL
S t u d e n t a participating
were
Reeky
Clack, Judy
Chenet, Don Petcrion, Dabble
Racchua, Rill
Riddle, and
Lynn Miller.
Parent* Inking part were
Mra. C. L. Cooper, Mr*. Dar
win
Shea,
Mr*.
Arthur
Rhode*, Mr*. G. M. Racchua,
Mra. Oeruld Warren, and
Mra. Hurry Williamion.
HEW
IMKYSTRIKE
FILTERS
ru n m n u n m
)a-r.*b
ed to the panpl* were com'
posed by the atudenta In the
rlaiac*.
2 OZ.
9 OZ.
PKG.
EACH
“TABLE R E A D Y ” SOLID
“FRESH *N FIRM”
CARROTS 0 L E 0
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BAG
Lim it; 2 With Your |3 Or Mora Food Order Plata*.
Just what the doctor o rd e re d ...
lour oruircr fo e more hraltf\Jul l(fm
ROCK in Style
RELAX in Comfort
RECLINE Completely
“EVERFRESH” FRESH BAK ED!
“R O Y A L “ASSORTED FLAVORS
Cinnamon
BUNS
GELATIN
PKG. OF
S
8 OZ. BTL.
"POMPEIAN*
OLIVE OIL
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REG. JARS
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QT. JAR
. 45c LAUNDRY RINSE .
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"GERBER’S" STRAINED
BABY FOOD
"gTA-PUF"
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6/65c LIQUID BLEACH
49c
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LA-Z-BOVe
R E C L I N A - R O C K E W
Opm Fri. Eve — Cteeei W #l A ft
M A T H ER
o f S a n fo rd
shop nr air-conditioned comport
tn -n k. ut st.
ROUND s t ea k -8 8
37c
�LBJ Urges $1.75 Billion Tax Cut
$1.1 Billion Budget O K d
* * * e t o 6*
Cdr.
Wallace
L.
Russell,
K V AH -5 commanding officer,
£
M j i h it mtn got m o«t th tlr
new t o f tha V iet N tm
war
Stripe*.
TA LLAH ASSE E
(U P1) A record-shattering $1,100,193,-
returned
367 general appropriations bill
from -th e fron t.* (It. E.
Porter »pent three year* with
the A rm y newspaper, S tart A
Stripe*, during W W I I and
report* it wa* not uncommon
fo r combat GIs to tell they
learned where they were (a t
the fron t) by reading it in
the m ilitary paper.)
"com prom ise" rolled out o l a
from
the
RVA1I-6
S tart
hat
•
A
Just
•
•
You ran take a driver'* test
on television. Rut don’t count
on the Florida Highway P a
trol to accept the result*.
The National D river*’ Test
will be telecast live by CDS
May 24. Even if it doesn't
fcT count it will give you a
chance to develop new and
sharpen old driving skill*. An
estimated 30 million A m eri
cans w ill participate in the
test, according to the N a
tional S afety Council.
•
•
•
Sanford civilians are being
urged to attend a reunion o f
Reconnaissance Heavy Attack
™ W in g personnel In Norfolk
June 12.
Capt. G. S. Blake I* urging
all W ing officers, past and
present and civilian* to ba
on hand fo r the occasion at
Virginia Beach.
" I f I could be notified o f
the civilian* in sufficient ad
vance it would be possible to
^
house them and assure their
® expense* w ill be held to a
minimum while
here," Cap
tain Blak* writes.
•
t
I
•
*
More missing
people. The
Class o f 11)42, Seminole High
School, is looking fo r the fo l
lowing:
Wallace
Albritton,
Bernard Deeter, Robert Fruln,
Jack
(B utterball)
Herring,
M argaret Jam ei, Leslie Kath
ryn M iller, Edward Mulligan,
Lola Nipper, Louise Nordgren,
Lorraine
PreacoU,
Stewart
Quartcrman,
Emma
Rowe,
Anise Whitaker, Donald Boy
er, Geraldine Couch, A lfred
Battern, Dan Bullard, Olin
D. King, Phyllla Smith and
Mr*. L ilia Dunlap. Please call
C lifford Proctor with any In*
formation about the above,
322-4164.
•
e •
Douglaa W . M iller, eon of
E. W . M iller, 1624 Douglaa
Avenue, hae been Upped for
membership in Tau Beta PI,
national
engineering
honor
aociety at the University o f
Florida.
«*
H O W ’S - T H A T - A G A IN
D K IT .: "W e bet you've never
aeen a clock like this one.
Thia ian't strange , . , nobody
else has cither.” That's the
lead paragraph o f an article
nbout a new apac* clock in
the Sunday aupplemcnt o f our
aiiter newspaper at Orlando.
I t Infers the clock doesn't e x
ist. But dig this last sentence
o f the article: The clock la
fo r aale at Rutland's in O r
lando.
•
•
*
You
could tell it
waa
Mother's Day Sunday. Just
about every wuman we saw
from the youngest to the eld
est was wearing • corsage. In
addition wa aaw many baakeU
o f flow er* and potted planU
in auto* passing by. It was a
flow ery day.
.
w
£
Gov. Burns'
Road Scheme
Passes Test
Although everyone agree*
that tha F ort Mellen monu
ment at tha corner o f Second
Street and Mellonvilla Avenue
haa been there a long time,
Clock Winders were unable to
find anyone who could say
when it waa erected. Even a
search o f th* library records
failed to reveal tha data. B eit
gueaa waa tome time in the
1920*. Anyona know the an
swer T
e
e
e
A representative o f the So
cial Security administration
w ill be a t tha C ity Commia|sion Boom la Sanford Wed
needay from 9:30 a.ra. to
'liiS Q p.m.
House-Senate conference com
mittee today with unanimous
approval.
The so-called compromise,
as predicted, includes just
about everything 'hat both
houses had put into their sep
arate versions.
The Senate, which had voted
the most liberal expenditures,
won most of the points—be
cause ol an unexpected new
estimate that the state would
have $13 million more than
anticipated from present tax
sources In the next biennium.
The conference bill, which is
to be acted on by the full
House on Wednesday and the
Senate Thursday, contains the
generous eight per cent across
the board pay raises for state
employes, and Increases even
above this amount for the Gov
ernor, Cabinet, the Judiciary
and other top state officials.
It Includes a salary raise for
the Governor to $27,600 and
puts the Cabinet and Supreme
Court justices at $24,000.
The Senate also won the day
In leaving in the hill waterway
development funds of up to $2.7
million that could be used to
buy right of-way for the crossstale barge canal.
The bouse had written In a
provision that none ol the
iundi could be used fo r the
canal.
T h * G overn or* 9300 million
road bond program withstood
Its first teat In the Legislature
today with flying colors.
The bill sailed out of the
Senate constitutional amend
ments committee with unani
mous approval, 11-0, Includ
ing two Senators who earlier
had declined to put their
names on the measure as co
sponsors.
The bill received the support
o f Sen. John Mathews Jr., of
Jacksonville, and B. C. Pearce,
of East Palatka, after a num
ber o f amendmenti, agreed to
previously by Gov, Haydon
Burns
as
additional
safe
guards, were approved In a
committee substitute.
The unanimous approval fo l
lowed a 90-minute public hear
ing at which only one oppon
ent ihowed up.
The House roads committee
held a similar hearing, hut
delayed a final vote until
Thursday.
The Senate la expected to
take the measure up fo r floor
action tatcr this week.
Seminole County * * * *
Eh? B’mtfnrii Ibralii
P
hone
Phonn
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822-2611
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Zip
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W E A T H E R : Monday 82-61: cloudy, probably showers thru Wednesday, high nenr 90; low tonight In 60s.
VOL. 67
Established 1908
United Press Leased Wire
T U E S D A Y ?-M A Y " 11, 1965"
SANFO RD ,
FLO R ID A
NO. 187
W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — Tho Johnson admin
istration is putting the finmliitijr touches on h 61,75
billion list o f excise taxes it will a*k Conjircas to cut,
effective July 1, The measure could go to the legis
lators as early ns next week.
Chances are excellent that Congress nlso will b«
asked to schedule addi
tional excise reductions
•••
totaling ns much ns $800
million for next January,
to offset bigger Social Se
m w A
curity taxes.
This second round will apply
Hedy Again
H O LLYW O O D ( U P I ) —
tress Hedy Lamarr, 60, has
filed suit to divortt husband
to be included in the adminis
No. 6, former Deputy Dlst,
tr a tin '* recommendation for A tty. Lewis Roici, o f Fresno,
Calif., whom -he accused at
July, officials said.
And Congress probably w ill mental cruelty.
primarily to automobiles and
School Board In Line For Pay Hike
11 Local Bills
Introduced By
Rep. Joe Davis
Vote Machine
Purchase Eyed
By Seminole
Seminole County Is expect
ed to purchase 20 additional
voting machines by July 1
to meet demands o f the grow
ing population.
John Womack, of the Shoup
Voting Machine Company, ap
peared
before the County
Commission this morning to
outline possible purchase o f
the new machines.
Womack urged the board to
buy the machines before July
1 as the price o f the voting
devices will Ite increased $76
each at that time.
Womack said the machines
can be delivered by Septem
ber if ordered by July 1.
Chairman Juhn R. A lex
ander, o f the board o f com
missioners, auid purchase o f
the new machine* .would ,b*
made nceeieary by tha ex
peeled increase in precincts
from 23 to 33, based on new
population figure*.
“ This will give us 360 vot
ers j»er machine while the law
permit* up to 600," Alexander
■aid. "T h is puts u* in a good
position on voting machines.”
Mr*. Camilla Bruce, super
visor o f registration, said the
lease - purchase agreement
with Shoup calls for $1,823
expenditure per machine.
Sanfordite Sues
In Stock Deal
A suit has been filed In Or
ange County Circuit Court by
Samuel A. Llndstrom, of San
ford, against the Lunar-Enginrcring Company, o f Orange
City and three of Its officers.
Lindstrom alleges he wa* Indurrd to buy $18,000 worth of
stork In the company which he
later found to be worth less
thsn $10,000. The
plaintiff
staled he was told by the d e
fendants that the company was
“ in good shape financially"
and he wa* offered a position
with the firm.
Llndstrom
further claims
that the stock of Lunar Engi
Ox Fibre Brush Company, neering is not registered with
with a plant located at Ben the Florida Securities Commis
son Junction just across Ijik e sion and that the defendants
Monroe In Volusia County, refuse to refund his money.
has merged with Prophylac
tic Bruih Company In a multimillion-dollar transaction.
Th*
joint
announcement
v.is made by F. W. Weilzel,
Frederick, Md., president of
Ox Fibre, and Philip Single
SANTO DOMINGO (U P I ) —
ton, Florence, Mats., presi Brig. Gen. Elias Wcssfn y
dent o f Prophylactic.
W e s ■ i n , the government
The Ox Fibre plant at Ben "strong m an," complicated
son Juncton employs 76, and the already-confused Domini
has an aeonomic Impact on the can situation early today by
area totaling one-quarter m il refusing to resign.
lion dollars annually.
A U. S. Embassy spokes
Ox Fibre originally located man said Wessin is “ recon
its plant In Sanford 80 years sidering"
the
resignation
ago on the site now occupied which the embassy had re
by the American Legion. It ported earlier.
Col. Francisco Caamano Demoved briefly to Jecksonville,
but soon relocated in Benson no, the rrbcl leader who is
angling for recognition as
Junction in 1920.
Under terms of tha merger, “ c o n s t i t u t i o n a l presi
Ox Fibre will retain its name. dent," had cited Wessin's res
James A. Wright, o f San ignation as one of a number
ford. general m anager or the of conditions for possible ne
Florida plant, aaid today the gotiations with MaJ. Gen. An
plant will continue under ila tonio Imbert Barrera’s m ili
present operation. "W e are tary-civilian junta.
"W e did understand Ir o n
pleased with the transaction,"
he said, "and we feel It w ill an official source that ho
m aterially enhance our com (W essin) was going t^ resign
at approximate]^ 4 p.m. Mon
petitive position."
Ox Fibre Firm
Merger Unveiled
on the St. Johns Itiver * * * * “The Nile of America”
Consumers
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CANDY-STRIPER Pmiln Elnm wns ninglcd out by Tito llcrnM photographer aa symbolic o f all pontons allied with the medical profen.aina in
keeping with observance Wednesday o f "National Hospital Day." Paula,
16-ycur-ohi junior at Seminole High School and daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Elam, o f French Avenue, is one o f mnny Cundy-Shlper nurse's
aides who volunteer time at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The patient?
Doris Williams, Herald society editor, who is fighting a limit with
pneumonia.
(Herald Photo)
Occupational Tax Pondered
By Psut Brookshire
An ori-upRlIuiml license or
wa* rejected by a 3-t vole.
Gilbert H. Goodpuster was the
dinance under which business applicant.
A recommendation
and professional people would
have to pay from $1 to $600
yearly, was given a first rend
ing by the Cnssclbcrry Hoard
of Aldermen Monday night.
However, action on the or
dinance was postponed for 30
days to give citiscn* sn oppor
tunity to voice objections.
The proposed orilinunre sets
penalties fo r those who fail
to obtain licenses and pro
vides fo r a lircnse inspector
to enforce it.
License fee* would range
from $1 fo r a tioothluck to
$600 fo r fortune teller*, palm
ist* and "divine lienler*.” V ir
tually every business and orrupation is covered.
An sppliration fo r ■ parkage beer permit for a bait
and tackle shop on U. S. 17 92
ety bond, required under Or
dinance 63, had ever been
posted by Casselberry,
that a
section along the west side of
U.S. 17-92 across from Semi
nole I'luzu be annexed was
tabled pending the submission
o f a plat or drawing o f the
arra.
Action on accepting plats
for the second and fourth ad
ditions to Lake Kathryn sub
division ran into a snag when
routicilmrn and lllbtiard Cas
selberry, tha developer, got
into a hassle over street pav
ing and lighting other parts
o f the subdivision.
Cluilrmun Arthur Lego told
Casselberry that If he would
apply by the city Ordinance
63 “ we can work closer to
gether."
Attorney Kenneth McIntosh
said to his knowledge no sur
Tha ordinance spells out
regulations by which develop
ers must provide streets, side
walks, lights, drainage, etc.
LBJ To Discuss
World Situation
W ASHINGTON
(U P I )
—
The White House said today
President Johnson will make a
speech on the international sit
uation at It s. m. KDT Thurs
day. His remarks will he avail
able for live television * radio
cuvrragc.
The Chief Executive made a
similar appraisal of the inter
national situation nine days
ago, when he placed much of
the iilame for fighting in the
Dominican Republic on Cuhantrainrd Communist*.
'Strong Man' Reneges
d a y ,"
spokes question of his resignation is
“ We a matter between General 1mnow understand he is recon hi rt and General Wessin."
Meanwhile, rebel attack* on
sidering
his derision. The
L. S. positions continued d e
A
spite their repeated agree
ments to cease fire,
A U. S. m ilitary spokesman
arid heavy rrhel fire killed at
Irast one U. S. paratrooper
ami wounded six late Monday,
increasing t o t a l American
casualties to IS combat dead
and S3 wounded in a week o f
sporadic fighting.
Caamano estimated Monday
that U. S. Marines and para
troopers have killed 40 to 30
rebels and wounded 80 to 100.
man
the
embassy
aaid early today.
YANILS DIE
\w
G o. Wiula Y. Well 1b
SAIGON (U PI) - Viet Cong
shock troops overran s pro
vincial capita] today, killing
five Americans and wounding
11 in fighting that included s
gun battle in s U. S. Army
mess halt,
Airborne reinforcement* and
American planes repulsed the
guerrillas in a in im h o coun
ter-attack.
Incomplete casualty reports
said 15 Vietnaineso soldiers
were killed and 37 wounded
when a large Viet Cong force
stormed through Song Be, the
capital ol mountainous Phouc
Long Province 73 miles north
east of Saigon.
The battle came on the
heels o f a massacre of V iet
namese troops by guerrillas in
Hsu Nghla Province just out
side o f Saigon Monday.
Reliable
military sources
■aid 116 Vietnamese soldiers
were killed or missing in the
Hsu Nghia slaughter and an
other 71 were wounded. Most
of the missing were believed
to have been killed.
telephone calls, which arc not
be asked to phssc out the nuto
and
phone
taxes
completely
over the next five years. This
would whittle excises by an
additional $2.6 billion and
bring the entire series o f cuts
to ntKHit $5 billion.
IN FO R M S N E W S M E N
Treasury
Secretary Henry
TALLAH ASSEE (S p e c ia l)H. Fowler told newsmen o f
Klcvrn loral bills affecting
this possibility a fte r a meet
Seminole County have been ing with President Johnson.
introduced in the Florida LegWhite House and Treasury
still
*rn arguing
isUlurr, Rep. S. Joseph Davis officials
about details o f the tax mes
Jr. said today.
sage. But they indicated John
Included in the parkage Is
son will ask Congress to re
a bill that would increase the peal rxrlses on tha following
compensation o f the Seminole items this July:
County School Board mem
Jewelry,
fur*,
cosmetics,
bers from $600 to $1,500 a luggage, handlings, wallets,
year.
admission*, club due* and ini
Davis said that the bill was tiation
fees,
safe
deposit
designed to bring Seminole boxes, Juke boxes, b.-wling al
County up to a state level.
leys, billiard and pool tables,
"Our board members are and playing cards. These taxes
the lowest paid In the whole hear directly on consumers.
state," Davis declared.
In addition, Johnson Is ex
Alin included In the list of pected to nsk fur rapeul o f a
legislation Is the so-railed number o f "manufacturer*”
"M otorboat Control L a w ." II excises, which are charged to
would provide th sjJ joa ts bo business and Industry
but
equipped WTtfi'munltjL-, u n -fpaMed along to consumer*.
derwater exhausts or other These are:
d cvlcej (o deaden sound. It
L IS T O F EXCISES
also would prohibit the oper
Industrial gasoline and lub
ation o f any craft on lakes ricating oils, hrusehold appli
and rivera in a reckless man ances, light bulbs, radio and
ner or while under the Influ television sets, phonographs
ence o f alcoholic beverages. and records, musical instru
Along the same line, a bill ments, refrigerators, quirkhas been introduced in the freexs units, alr-ronditloncrs,
House to authorize the county business and store machines,
to acquire land and to con ranters* and other photogra
struct public ramps, landing p h i c
equipment,
matches,
aicas and facilities.
sporting gords (except fish
Another hill would give the ing roils, reels, etc.), pistols
County Commission authority nml revolvers, fountain and
to establish county adminis ballpoint pens and mechanical
trative facilities elsewhere be penrils.
sides the courthouse. These
Tho excise lovlca on new
would lx*, in effect, court passenger ears, fl.K billion,
house annexes.
nml on phone calls, $1.1 tril
The County Commission a l lion, aro too hlg to ho fitted
so would be autborirrd to ap Into tho tt.76 billion package.
propriate $50,000 for the sup
But some reduction prob
port of community projects, ably will be Included fo r cer
such as the chamber of com tain nuto parts and fo r triomerce. This represents an in giants sources said.
crease o f $25,ooo over the figNo ruts will he rrcommrmluro now allowed.
ed fo r alcohol or tuharen,
Other measures introduced: which
some
people
think
1. A bill creating a charter should he taxed in order to
for the Town of Casselberry. ilisrcurage their use.
A referendum would be re
Nor will the administration
quired.
place tho excises on gasoline,
2. A bill aulhoriiing the tires ami other highway-user
county to give, lease or sell items on the congressional
equipment to volunteer lire chopping block, slni-e these
lighting unit*.
revenues are earmarked for
3. A hill authorizing the road construction.
county to purchase foodstuffs
from the State Department of
Corrections.
4. A bill (amendment) re
lating to water and sewage re
quirements of developer*. Do.
velopers would be required
ALW AYS FIRST QUALITY m
to put up cash or a bond to
Insure water and sewage fa
cilities.
5. Allow county officer* lo
receive per diem allowances
prescribed by general law.
B. A law standardizing fees
and compensation (or Jus
tice* ol the peace. A flat fee
o l $7 would be act for each
criminal action instituted in
a Jl* court.
\\e n
Ike Robbed
W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) —
District o f Columbia pollen
were looking today fo r a
thief who stole an odd assort
ment o f items worth $400
from form er President Dwight
D. Eisenhower’* car.
Wins Post
T A M P A ( U P I ) — Th* Republirnn national committeewoman from Florida, Mrs.
Helena M. Morris, o f Sara
sota, will serve on the GOP’a
m • ordlnatlng committee’s
tusk force on "jo b opportun
ities.”
Envoy Expelled
MOSCOW ( U P I ) — 'Tha So
viet Union today accused an
American diplomat, Norria D,
Garnett, o f conducting antiSoviet work among A frican
students in Moscow and or
dered him expelled from Um
Soviet Union.
Face Lifting
W A S H IN G T O N . (U P I ) —
The Cannon Building, Capitol
imp's oldest offlcs structure,
will undergo a face-lifting
next fall, Tha work will coat
$6 million— only a little more
than the original construction
cost back in 1906.
Odds Against
W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) —
The odds were against Senate
liberals today in tha show
down vote on thalr anti-poll
tax proposal. But they amid
that even If they fail they
have atrgenthened tha government’s casa against such
lavies.
Bodies Found
O C E A N C IT Y , Md. ( U P I )
— Divers recovered the bodies
of Num-y Carol* Tyler, seen tary to form er Senate M ajor
ity Secretary Bobby Baker,
and the pilot, Robert It. Dav
is, 43, o f Huntington, W . Va.,
from tho wreckage o f a small
plane in tho Atlantic Ocean.
CELERY
W O RKERS
ORLANDO
(U P I) — A
hearing in federal court her*
on a icqucst fo r a temporary
Injunction to keep 600 British
W est Indian celery workers
from
ladng deported from
Florida was scheduled to re
sume today with more testi
mony from gruwers.
OPEN FRI.
NIGHTS!
n e i i s
SUM M ERTIM E SPECIAL!
Boys*
stretch jeans
9 9 9
Apopka Driver
Hurt In Crash
Mr*. Jeisia Anderson Boudreax,
1209 A l t o n
Drive,
Apopk*, was seriously injured
this morning when her lata
mode) ear waa demolished by
huge lrock at th* intersec
tion o f F irst
Street and
French Avenue.
Mrs, Buudreax was adm it
ted to Bemlnola Memorial
Hospital with fracturad ribs,
Internal injuries and multiple
cuts and bruises.
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pair
D re s s -u p 10-o s . denim
jeans o f 75'., cotton, $6%
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tapered, cuffless- BeltWss,
with adjustable aide
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Longwoodites Lament
Lommler's Loud Lot
H7 Donna K i l n
A 45-mlRut* rilycueelon dayeloprt between
I^infwood
Council C h ilrm «n C »rl Lom m
ler and members o f lha null*
enct at tha regular meeting
o f tha board follow ing raid*
ins o f a complaint aignad bp
12 resident! In tha Rradlry
Addition aaction of tha city
charging
that
l^immlcr
Church O f God
Overseer Dies
Funeral cervical for Blibop
R ay Clement Lynch, SO, itate
ovsrteer for tha Church of
Ood o f Prophecy, who died
I l i t Friday morning, were
held at a p,m, Sunday in the
Ocoee church.
Officiating were Rev. If. A.
Tomlinson, general overseer;
Rev. Chirlea Payne, general
field
aecrctary;
Rev. Joe
Crawi, o f Ocoee, and Rev.
J im e i M etier, o f Orlando.
Burial w ai In Winter Car
den.
A native o f Lincoln County,
N. C., Lynch was made a
bishop in 1MT while tervlng as
paitor o f (ha church in Beth
any, N. C., after which he
became state
overieer of
North Carolina. He came to
Florida a> state overseer In
l is t .
Survivors are hla wife, M n .
Ruth Lynch, of Winter Car
den; daughters, Mrs. Mar
guerite L. Scholar, o f Orlan
do, and Mias Wanda Lynch,
o f Winter Garden; s o n s ,
Jamee E., USN, and John C.,
o f Winter Garden; tils par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Lynch Sr., o f Lincolnton; four
sisters and two brothers.
had seven dogs and two peaeoeka which wera "creating a
nuisance hy being nnlay, run
ning loose, and destroying
property."
Tha complaint slated that
tha poltee department had
been called nn several occa
sions about the animals hut
had rafuaed to act until a
written complaint waa filed.
R. Patrick Berger*, ona o f
the complainants, appeared
and atated that although he
personally had complained to
Isimmler ahnut the "nuisance”
tha situation had not Im
proved.
Lommler, answering the
complaint, atatad he hed only
ala doga, three o f which are
penned, one yard dog with a
city tag, and two ala-monthold beagles. He aald that the
beaglee had run loose occa
sionally, that ha was "proud”
o f them and that their hark
ing waa "music to his ears aa
It would he to any hunter."
He advised that tha faet
that It la mating aeaaon for
peacocks explaina their ex
cessive nolae at this time,
Ha reported that children
from Forrest Park and Prim
rose schools who recently
visited hia home were thrilled
at lha sight o f tha birds.
Lommler turned the written
complaint over to Mayor Da
vid R. Wentworth fo r further
action. Wentworth atated that
the complaint would be turned
over to the police department
for further investigation and
declared that any employe or
member o f the city govern
ment brought into hla court
would he dealt with aa severe
ly aa anyone else.
Councilman Percy While
advised persons in the com
munity with animals Ut re
member that l-ongwnod it a
growing rtty and animals, in
cluding pigs, chickens, rows,
horses and dogs, in hi* opin
ion, should ht penned.
Berger* read tha dog or
dinance
from
Altamonte
8pringa and suggested that
Longwood consider adopting
a similar ordinance or amend
the present one to provide
SANDRA HOWE, daughter of Mr. and Mm.
Robert Howe, of Cunelberry, and Lyman High
School aenlor, received superior rating for nolo
twirling at the ntate contest In Dnytona Bench.
Sandra is a member of the Lyman majorette
curp*.
(Herald Photo)
COUNTRY and Western Costume* were much
in evidence at the Buckaroo Roundup held at
Enterprise Elementary School to mine funds for
replacing the nchoorn library. Pictured are
(front, from left) Mary Etta Frlaon, Terena
Prison, Debbis Neyer, Sally Miller, Joe Bruce,
Ralph Tropf; (back) I-ouella 8tuts, Debbie
TritiHki, Cindy Creighton, Jolene Sullivan, Karen
Arthur, Barbara Inurff.
(Middleton Photo)
H A W K IN S , HNS. AN N A BMLI.M
— Funeral servlets tor Mrs.
Anna Della llawklns, at, of
•■aha Huarot, who died Mon
day. wil l ba hold at l i l l p.
m. Thursday at U H s m b gunoral Host* with Itev. do*
Doulhllt ot U s Plrat Baptist
Church e t Lab s Monro* o ftl.
elating, Burial w il l b* la
Kvargrean Csmelery. Urlaaon
Funeral Horn* la charge.
KMT IN, SiMS, H I M S d U t u T . —
Puneral service* fur Mra.
Mildred V. Brvtn, I t, who Had
lu n dey, will ba bald at I
am . Wednesday at U s Lath•ran Church s f tha Redeemer,
Sanford, with Hev. Herbert
W. U u r r u officiating. Hurts!
will bs In Evergreen Ceme
lht
family requests
donel i s a * b * mad* to
Loth*
* r a a ChurcN or th* Redeemer
building fund. Ilrlsoos f u n
eral Uwase la eharge*
/
.
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'll
By Paul Brook shirs
‘Combat tested" Reconnais
sance Heavy Attack Squadron
9 is back borne, proud of its
performance la action over
Viet Nam during the past faw
months.
Cdr. Wallace L. Russell,
commanding officer of the
first NAB squadron to coma
undtr anamy fire, aald hia
officera and men "welcom ed
the opportunity to do something bealdea train , . . some
thing productive.
“ The results o f miss loos we
supported were too per rent
successful," Russell said.
Squadron 9, flying RA-3C
Vigilantes, returned to San
ford last week after more
than 10 monthi aboard the
CSS Ranger In the South
China Sea.
During ita stay off the Viet
Nam
coast, t h *
"Savage
Sons" participated in an un*
disclosed number of strikes
over North Viet Nam.
"Our Job was reconnais
sance," Commander Russel]
aald. "W e wera engaged In
By Donna Eaten
Mrs. M. L. Tinsley conduct
ed installation c f officers at
th* regular meeting o f the
Longwood Extension Home
makers Club hald at tha Civic
League Building on Church
Street.
Officera are Mrs. Mollie
fltaudle, president; Mrs. V e l
vet Jacobs, first vice presi
dent; Mra. Robert Weatmark,
second vieg president; '.Mrs.
Frances BMje, secretary, and
M n . E. P. Richards, treasur
er.
Each o f the new officers
waa presented with a corsage
by Miae Ella Cummingi, Out
going offk sra wera present
ed with novelty sewing aid*.
Appointments a n n o u n c e d
ware Mra. Ralph Nawcomar,
safety and elvll defense; Mrs.
W. J. Hartley, home improve
ment; Mra. Charles Fierce,
sunshine and music;
Mra.
H a iti Rutherford, a rt and
decoration, Mra. M. L. Gil
more, fooda; Mra. B. R. Gray,
clothing, Mra. Tinsley, d*vo-
ttonal; Mra. Elisabeth Fra.
gaily, ways and means; Mra.
Jacobi, hospitality, and Miss
Ella Cummings, fla g aalutat
Junior
p as t
president,
M n . Felix Mage, member at
large; Mrs. Charles Crofall,
delegate; Mra. R. D. Wceley,
alternate delegate; M n . Wesiey and Mrs. Crowell, 4-H
commlttae; M n . Westmark,
publicity, and Mrs. Arthur
PutmaN,. health.
.
■hdfttf J. L. flab b y a s
sented the pragtaaa on high
way safety, Ha stated that
the two major causes o f tra f
fic accident! era failure to
yield the right o f way and
driving while intoxicated.
He urged all the woman to
have liability Insurance on
their automobiles at the same
time pointing out that such
insurance is not compulsory.
A question and answer period
followed tha talk.
Tablet fo r the moating,
which waa conducted by Mra.
Mege, president, wera decor
ated with arrangementa o f
fern and day lllllea.
Hostesses fo r the covered
dish luncheon follow ing the
meeting wera Mra. Stendle,
Mra. S a t j e , Mr*. Gilmore,
Mrs. Hartley, and Mra. Har.
A T L A N T A (U P ! ) Nina vay Stone.
Southern governors said they
believe the federal governmant la exceeding Its legal
authority In the amount o f in
in
thn
c ir c u it
court.
tegration
It demands
for N IN T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT.
schools to qualify for U. S.
ro*
n b m in o l e
c o c n t t . s t a t s : o r rt.oMiDA,
fundi.
IN CMANCMSIT. NO. | M *r
The governors, in a Joint T H E SEAMEN'S J1ANIC FOR
statement declaring the fu NAV IN H I IN T H E C I T T OK
N E W YOIIK,
ture o f public education Is be
Plaintiff,
ing Jeopardised In many parts v*.
MKI1I.K 11 MAK riK and T K Il .
ol the country, called on con- KBA T. MASaiK, hi* wlf*.
gratsmen o f their states (a
D*f*ndanl*
N on rw o r h i t
meet with than oa tha prob
TMH BTATB O r n . O N l O A
lem.
TOi Merls U. llssal, and T *r.
Legal Notice
N O T ir M e r * m . t P « T t o «
r o n t a s nwwn
iM s i,H I '
e i * i « t * a of
Funeral Notices
DON HASLBY. of B u r Lake, accepts YMCA
ha—U il championship trophy from Frank Gray
(toft), program director for South ftomlnotoWinUr P a n area. Hanky to coach for the team
which in made up of fifth g r a d e boy*.
nouncements o f tha reunion
havo been mailed to all o ffi
cer* who had served or are
now serving in tha W ing a t f
Sanford Naval A ir Station.
Civilians from Sanford also
are being Invited to attend,
Captain Btaka said.
The reunion wilt be held at
the Naval Station Beach Club,
Virginia Beach, and Sewall's
Point Golf Club.
A dinner tha night o f June
(standing) Kay Dagncr, Nansue Linton, San12 is expected to feature talks
dra Howe. Patricia Halsey. Connie Murry,
by Capt. Jame* D. Ramage, ^ .
Nancy Copeland. Karen Ctirrens, Janice W ig
rapt. Joseph M. Tully, Jr.,
*
gins, and Judy Carson.
(Herald Photo)
and Capt. James O. Mayo,
all form er commanders o f
.
Reconnaissance Attack W ing
On*.
Captain Blake aald housing
will be available for Sanford
rnent,
Russell
indicated.
in evaluating the weapons
civilians who wish to attend
The Ranger stayed at sea
systems o f the aircraft.
and their expenses would he
most
of
the
10
months
and
Information gathered by the
held to a minimum.
»
Vigilante oa its minions over liberty for squadron personnel
Jun* 1 la th* deadline for *
was
at
a
minimum.
Viet Nam were fed to an in
making reservations for tha
tegrated operational intelli
reunion. They should be ad
gen ce center aboard the Ran
dressed to Capt. G. S. Blake,
ger and the remits were
District Intelligence Office,
transmitted to the Pentagon
Fifth Naval District, Norfolk,
in Washington.
Virginia.
The
Vigilante's csm erai
pin-pointed targets for bomb
ing and then flew over the
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
targets after raids to detect
After a year-long study of the tn the Cenrt e f tb# County ^
the reiulti.
Jndne, Semlaate Count y, Flor.
The bombers hit bridges In nation's draft, the Defense Ida, la Frobale,
North Viet Nam with marked Department will have to rec la rei Kalntea ef
J A K E W. W I L K E S
luccesi on recent missions, ommend to President Johnson
Deceased.
soon that military conscrip Te All Credllere end Peraoee
Russell said.
M
atlag
Claims
ee
Demeada
tion
be
continued
If
the
coun
The squadron suffered only
Agalnat laid Kalatet
one casualty during its stay, try is to maintain adequate
You and each o f ynu nr*
hrrehy notified and required
Jtuitell said. He said the armed forces.
lo
preaent any clalma and de
Although the results o f the
cause o f the aircraft loss was
mand# which you, or either nf
Pentagon's
manpower
report
you.
may have agalnat thn
not known.
RVAH-9 was kept In action have not been announced pub eatata of Jake W. Wilkes, de.
ceased, lal* nf aald County, l a w
most o f the time o f its deploy licly, it appears that the once- the County Judge o f Bemlnolo
high hopes of ending the draft County, Florida, at hla office In
when tiie current law expires tb* court houa* of eald County
at Hanford, Florida, within aix
In 1967 are fading fa s t
calendar month* from th# time
W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) —
Military enlistments hsve of tha first publication o f thla
notice. T w o coplee o f each
The National Aeronautic* and been dropping since talk of claim or demand ahall ba In
8paca A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ending conscription reached a writing, and ahall atal* the
place of rraldenc* and post o f
(N A S A ) plana to conduct a high pitch in the presidential fice addrraa of the claimant,
maximum altitude teat May election campaign last fall. and shall lie sworn to by ihn
Recent draft calls have had to claimant, hla agent, or attorney
10 o f the escape system do
and accompanied by a filing
signed to safeguard Apollo he increased to make up the fee of one dollar and such M
claim or demand not so filed
lunar astronauts before and deflelt.
■hall ba void.
qjttttiy a fter launch.
Rose M. Wilke a
'S avage Sons' Proud Off Viet Nam Efffforff
Legal Notice
Mrs. Mildred V, Ervin, 94,
o l 2910 Hlghlawn Avenue,
died at 1 a.m. Sunday at her
home.
Born April 24, 1911, In Phil
lipaburg, N . J., ahe had been
a resident of Sanford for the
past 21 yeara. S ix waa a
m em ber o f Lutheran Church
o f the Redeem er o f Sanford.
Survivora a rt her husband,
Joo Ervin, o f Sanford; four
children, Joseph A. Sr., Mra.
Mildred McKendrte and Mra.
Jscquclln* A. Partain, all of
Sanford , and Mra. Shirlay
llow ell, o f K ey West; 10
grandchildren and a sister,
Mra.
Edna
WJckklscr, of
Pennsylvania.
Briason Funeral Home la In
charge o f arrangementa.
,
L Y M A N M AJORETTE CORPS wort superior
rating in twirling competition during state meet
In Daytona Beach. In the group are (kneeling,
from le ft) Christina Franzen and Barbara Eilis;
Said Jeopardized
Expires Sunday
■a.
Capt. G. S . Blake, in charge
o f the reunion, said today an
Public Education
Mildred Ervin
tery. In llou o f
In business o f the meeting,
th* potir* department was au
thorised to obUln bids on an
additional new potir* car, tha
purchase o f dead end aigna
for Second S tre e t Fourteenth
S treet and Pin* Avenue, waa
approved, and notice to trans
fer f i n ,000 from tha esrlaa
U s revenue fund to tha pav
ing fund waa adopted.
Councilman W hite waa in
structed to look into romplaint*
from
residents
in
Rradley Addition that city
water coming through recent
ly installed pipe* is discolor
ing clothing, washing ma
chines, and thn fronts of
homes.
hsld In Norfolk
June 12.
|
Succumbs A t 87
fit
nel w ill la
sterner penalties.
M rs. Mollie Steudle
Heads Homemakers
Anno B. Hawkins
Mr*. Anna Belle Hawklni,
tT, o f Lake Monroe, died at
3:30 a.tn. Monday at Semin
ole Memorial Hospital.
t i (h e lata Albert S.
i.w ha # n barb May •,
fa < Macon, Oa., and
cam * to Longwood with her
parents when aha was three
yeara old. She had iivad in
Lake Monroa fo r tha past 90
ytars. Sha waa a member of
the Baptist Church.
Survivors are ait children,
Albert E., William 1!., Claude
8., and M n . C, C. Carlson,
all o f Lake Monroe, and Mrs.
Fred Thomas and Mra, Earl
Howard, both o f Cocoa; 11
grandchildren;
IS g r e a t *
grandchildren; two brothara,
Harry Rabun, o f Lake Worth,
and C, P . Rabun, o f Laka
Monroe, and two sisters, Mra.
Mamie Badger and Mra. Carl
Schoencman, both o l Laka
Monroa,
B rluon Funeral Home la In
charge o f arrangements.
A reunion o f Reconnnlsanre^
Heavy Attack W in g person
NUTICF, IN H E R E B Y GIVEN,
That rirs t Baptist Church o)
Chuturn* th* holder of th* loltswlaa rartincata ha* filed
■*I4 certificate for tas deed
to b* tsauod Ihorton. Th* c*rl in e a l* number and year at
Dauanr*. th* description o l th*
proptrlr. sad th* namt In
which It wan assesssd ar* aa
follow*:
Certificate No. t i l t
T**.- at
Issuance 111 !
Deaerlptlaa o f P n y - r t r i
l-"t I BIN * Chuluola r u t
Book I f a g * I t
Mam* In which as*****d Elisaboth Lansenbsck. All of said
property bale* I* th* County
of aomlnol*. Slat* of Plorlds.
Uni*** such certifies!* shall b*
r*d**m*d according to law Ik*
proptrly
described
la
such
certificate will b* sold lo th*
hlshvat rash bidder at III* front
4our of th* iom lael* County
Court H o u m at Ssnfcgd. n o r Ida, on th* flrot Monday In
th* month o f Jus*, t i l l , which
It lh* 1th day o f June, t i l l .
D *i* 4 this 19th day of April,
till.
{Official Clerk'* Seal)
Arthur H. Beckwith, J r,
Clark a f Circuit Caurt
B*mla*U cousiy, F ien d s
By: M. M. Tamm, Jr.
Deputy Clark
Fuhiish May t, i t . i t , i t . t i l l
CO M-U
T. Ilaasl* hi, wlf*.
whoa* residence la
S i l l Norland Cuurl,
Norfolk. Virginia.
Noll.-* la h»r*by given that
aull haa b**n fll»d In lha abov*
lndlral»d Court agalnat you.
and *ach o f you. tha title nr
which eaaa la aa aliova abown.
Toq art hereby required In
f:la your answer or wrltlan d*.
fens**, If any. In tha ahovo pro*
(Ceding with th* Clerk of thla
Court and lo aerv* a copy
thereof upon th* p l a in t iff* at
tornaya whoaa nami and ad
draaa appear* hareon, on or
b*for* lha l l t h day of Jun*.
11(1. the naluro of Ihle pro.
raedlng kalng a ault to foreeloio tk* ttsn o f a mortgage
on th*
followin g
described
property n t u a l* In Seminole
County, Florida, to wli :
I. o t
lit,
* UN L A N D
ESTATES, r irat Addition,
according to map or plat
thereof recorded la Plat
Rook It. Pago ST B SI, Pub
lic Record* of S*mlaol*
County, Plorlds.
DONE AND ORDERED ol
Sanford, Kemlnol* County, mala
af riorlda, thla 1th day of
Har. m i .
h e a d
Arthur H- Beckwith. Jr.
r i t r k of th* Circuit Court
lly; Martha T. Vlhlan.
n. c.
n o k b *. w i u i i t a u u r f o r q
American National Bank Uldg
p. o. Bog uni.
prestrlke
and
photography.
post-etrike
"W e came under some anti
aircraft fire over the targets,"
Russell said.
Squadron 3 was the first to
fly
the
Vigilante
combat missions,
on
and
actual
Com
mander Rusaell said tha air
craft's
response
was
"ou t
standing."
"I
would
r it e
the overall
parformance o f tba plana as
outstanding," be aald. " It
came up to the itandards ad
vertised."
Russell said a few changes
and adjustmenta wera made
Conscription
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Legal Notice
Escape Teat
Move To Unify
W A S H IN G TO N < U P I) —
Five GOP teak force* will
hold meetings here next week
as "the first steps toward
formulation o f * unified Re
publican party policy on im
D U D LE Y, England (U P I )
portant problems which In
— A bicycle shop posted a
fluence the daily lives o f
sign reading "beat the etrike
Americana."
on a bike” in thla village
where weekend bus etrike*
have been going on fo r 17
weeks. Over the weekend, a
thn
rm rv iT
rornT.
bicycle waa atolen from the i n
n i n t h Ji D i n t i . r i R r i ' i T o f
shop.
Pays To Advertise
Legal Notiee
Legal Notice
IN T H E c i r c u i t c o u r t o r
T H H NINTH JUDICIAL CIMSUIT. IN AND POM SEMINOLE
C O IN T V . PLO RIIIA ,
IN CHANCKRV NO. 14*30
KKD KRAI, NATIO N AL HURTOAUK ASSOCIATION, • United
S t ile * corporation,
Plaintiff,
va.
K E N N E T H N E A L K K I ' P and
AN N IE F A Y K K PP . hla wlf*
R. L. WOI.EE. Kit. and FLOY
E. WOLFE. hla wlf*. W. C.
F A IR C H IL D and -------- F A IR
CHILD, hla wlf*.
D*f*ndanl*.
n o t ic k
o r b c it in
MORTGAGE r o R K C L O S I n r
T O i K E NN E TH N EAL K E I* P
and AN NIE F A T KEPI*,
hi* w lf* i R U WOLFE.
SR. and PLO T E. WOLFE,
hla w lf*; and W. C. P A I R
CHIL D and -------- P A I R
CHILD, hla w lf*
Yuu. Defendants, at* htra
hr notlflul that a Complaint lo
for*t-lo>* a rortaln mnrlgas* on
th* following described pro
perly. allual*. lying and kalng
In Samlnola County, riorlda, lo.
wilt
Lot St, P I l A l f l l E L A K E
MANORS, according t,i |h*
plal th*r*of a* racordad In
Plal Rook 1), pag* II, of
lh* Public Record* of Stiulnol* County, Florida.
Including th* following:
lialalgh I I Uallon W o l t r
ll »a l * r . Modal No. I I AD R I
Mor-lun Wall |l*al*r. ST,
SSI IITU Modal No. C-TI-O
baa b**n filed agalnat you In
lh* abov* *tyl*d ault and you
ar* required lo atr v* a copy
of your an *w *r or pleading to
lh* Complaint on P l a ln llfr *
allornty, Jooaph M. Muraaho.
P. O. Bog 111. For * Park, Flor
Ida. and flla tka original an
awar or pleading In th* uffic*
of tha Clerk o f tk* Circuit
Court on or b*for* lh* l l t h
day af Jua*. l i l t . I f you fall
lo do *o. a d*cr*o pro confesen
will b* taken agalnat you for
lh * roller demanded la lh*
Complaint.
WiTNEUS my hand and o f
ficial atal of n f f k * at Sanford
•oiuinol* County, (h it I l k day
of May, l i l t .
(■ K A L I
Arthur II Beckwith, Jr..
Clerk of lh* Circuit Court
By; Elisabeth Brunanahaa
Deputy Clark
Joseph M. Muraak*
p. a B*g sis
Porn Park. FI*.
Publlak May II, IS. t t S Jun*
BL P*t*rakurg, r io r ld a SITU
Attorney* for P laintiff
Publish May I I . II. t l * Jna*
1. till
t. m s
C D M -tl
CMS-IS
F L O K I I M IN AND FOR BKMI.
NOLK COUNTY.
IN C M t h C N N Y NO. 14*11
NOTICE OF a r i T
W A D E I * T R A Y N IIA M .
I'etltlurifr,
•v«.
R IC H AR D T R A Y N IIA M . a ntlnor, e| at,
n*apond*nt*,
THIS STATE OF F L O RID A TO.
Marclll* Itou, aa mother
and natural suardlan o f
Rlrhard Traynham, David
Trajrnham. Kay Traynham,
and Kim Traynham, minora
■ nd
Richard
Traynham.
David
Traynham,
Kay
Traynham, and Kim Trayttham. minora. Individually,
l i l t Wvatmoraland Btr**t
Fall* Church. Virginia
YOU AR K H K K K I i r N O TI
F IE D that a aull haa ha*n
brought aaalnat ,
In th* Clrrult Court nf th* Ninth Judicial
Circuit or Florida. In and for
Samlnola County, In Chancirr,
by Wad* L. Traynham.
Tou ar* k 'ro b y required In
a*rv* upon th* law firm or
Clrvalantl, Stephenaon A Mia*.
Attiirnry* for !'«i|||untr. whoa*
addrat, I* IV,| l l f fl r * Drawer
Z, Suit* Sll-Sanford Atlantic
National Bank Building, San
ford. Florida, a copy o f your
written d*ftna*a lo lh* »* ld
aull. on or fctfor* th* 1*th day
nr June, l ) U , and lh* orlxlnal
of th* a . 1 —r|ii,n drfentaa
ahall b* flltd with lh* Clerk
of lh* aald Court.
Th* purpnae nf aald aull la
In KNabtlah a l.oat Inalrum-nl
Conveying TUI* to R*a! f r o .
prrly, aald loatrumanl being
• deed dated May I I. t i l l
from William H. Traynham and
Lilli* Turk Traynham. hla wife.
In Wad* I . Traynham. and
th* properly proceeded agalnat
la aa follow*!
Th* North on*-half I S 4 1
or Southwest Quarter ISW
V > of Boulhaaat Quarter
I S K K ) of Nor th* ret Quart
er
IN W *4 )
of
S*ctlon
T w tn t)- S * «a n ( I I I . Townahlp N l a «l * «n ( I S ) South
o f flans* T w *nly -N ln * ( I t )
Kael; Containing I gcr*r.
mor* or lea*.
WITNESS my band and the
r fflc lal aaal of *ald C o i n at
Fanford,
Samlnola
Ciunty
Florida, thla I l k day of M i ) ,
A. D.. 1111.
(SE AL)
Artkur H. Barkwttk. Jr..
Clrrk of lh* Circuit Court
Cleveland, Bt*ph*naon A Mlaa
Attorneya *1 U w
Foal Office Drawer X
Sail* l i t — Sanford Atlantic
National Bask Building
Ban tort. Florida
Fubllak May 11, 11. t l * Jun*
I. I Ml.
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Legal Notice
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SEMINOLE COL'NT V FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY NO. MASS
T II E F R A N K L I N H A V i N O B
R A N K IX T I I E C IT T OK NEW
YORK, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
va
W I L L I A M U GOODMAN and
S H IR L E Y P. GOODMAN, bla
wll*.
Defendant!.
NOTICE OF SUIT
T H E STATE OF FLORIDA
TOi W IL L I A M
U GOODMAN
and
S H IR L E Y P. GOODMAN,
hit wlfa
in Summit Drlva
MrKeea Rock*,
Pennsy
lvania
YOU ARE IIE IIE D Y NOTIFI ED that a lull ha* been flltd
aaalnet you In th* ahnv* caua*
and you ara required tn file
your anawer with th# Clerk of
tht* Court and tn aerv* a copy
thereof upon th* plaintiff or
Ita attorney*. Mahoney. Iladlow,
Chamber* and Adame. Barnett
National Bank Building, Jack
sonville 1, Florida, not later
than Juna Ird, 1911. I f you fall
■n lu dn. a Deere* Pro Cnnf***o will I,* entered aaalnat
you for the rrl|«f drmanded In
the Complaint. Thla ault la tn
fareclne* a morlaaa*. Th* r t i l
property pruceadad against la:
Lot i l , Block A. Second
Ravenna Park Section of
!.och Arbor, arointing In
th* I'lat thereof aa rec-rded In Plat Rank tt. Pages
!*. IS and It of the Public
Records nf Vemlnnla Coun
ty. Florida
Together with all •Iruoluraa
and Improvemrnla now and
hereafter nn aald land, and I n lures attached therein: also all
S*a. eleam, electric, water, and
other hrallna. cooking, refr i
gerating. lighting, plumbing,
ventilating.
Irrigating,
and
power ayelema. machlnea, ap
pliances. flitures, and appur
tenances, which now ar* or
may hereafter pertain tn. nr be
ueed with. In, nr nn aald pr*
ml##*, even though (hey be d*
tarhrd nr detachable
T nie th er with lha fnllnwlna
llama of prnpariy which are
located In and permanently In
stalled *■ a part of th* Im
provement* on aald proptrly:
<1. K. Oven. Model Xu. JDI1.
Serial No W o l l D S
11. K. liana* Plata Mndtl
Nn. jp ;s , Serial So. ZIV•ltS*S
<1. E. Refrlaerattir, Model
No. T A I I I , Serial No, N W -
As executor of th* L a i t
W ill and Testament ot
Jnk* W. Wilkes, deceased
Publish May U, |l, *1
Jut,*
1. m s .
C D M -ll
IN T H E C IRCUIT COURT OF
T H E NIN TH J l D I f T A L CIM .
t'UIT, IN .AND FOIt SEMIN*
OLE COUNTY, FLO RID A.
i n c h a n c e r y n o . leans
DIVORCE
JULIA OOYEN8,
Plaintiff,
v*.
EDWARD OOTENS,
Defendant,
NOTICE TO A P P E A R
ST AT E OF F L O RID A TOi
E D W AR D G O Y E X !
SIS • Ith Btreal,
Cuthbert, Georgia
YOU A R K H E R E B Y N O TI
F IE D that a lllll of Complaint
for divorce hue been filed
■ aalnal you, and you are r e
quired to aerv* a copy of an
answer or pleading to the Bill
of Complaint nn the Plaintiff's
Attorney Paul C. PerkIna, H I
West South Htrasl, Orlando,
Florida, and f l i t lha original
■ nawer or pleading In th* nfflea o f th* Clark of th* Circuit
Court on or bafor* Monday,
May It. 1111, If you fall to dn
*o Judgment by default will
b* taken asalnat you for th*
relief demanded In th* Hill of
Complaint.
WITNESS my hand and t o i l
at Hanford. Hrmlnole Couniy.
Florida, this f i n d day of April,
IISL
(S E A L )
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
lly Martha T. Vlhlen
Deputy Clerk
Paul C. Perkin*
f ill Weal Moulh Street
Orlando, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
PobUCK April jt , May 4, 1L
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IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT 419
T H E NIN TH JUDICIAL CHI.
C U T . IN AND FOR SEMIN.
OLE COUNTY. FLO RID A
IN O IIA N UK Ur NO. ISAM
DIVORCE
E V E L Y N NEWTON.
Plaintiff
va.
F RE D D IE NEWTON.
De fendint
n o t ic e
to
appear
ST AT E OF F L O RID A TOi
F RE D D IE NEW TON
Address Unknown
YOU AR E IIKItKIir NOTI
F IE D lhat a lllll of Complain
for divorce haa heen fileasalnst you. and you ar* re
qulred to serve a ropy o f a,
■nawer or pleading lo Hi* |)ll
o f Compuint on lh* P l a i n t i f f
S llt ll
Attorney Paul C. Perkins, SI'
<1 K. Dlepoaal. Modal No. Weal South Slraet. Orlando
F C -U V
Florida, and flla lh* origins
Stewart • Warner Furnace, answer or pleading In th* of
Model No. MHVlAMSf, Ser- fir* of th* Clerk of Ih* Clreul
lal No. I l - t i m s
Court on oy before Friday. Mai
WITNESS my hand and th* SS. m i . If you fall to do *<
teal o f thla rourt at Sanford. Judgment by default will b<
Florida, thla ISth day of April, ••ken aaalnat you fo r th* rt
A. D 1SSI.
lief demanded In th* Bill o
(S E AL )
Complaint.
Arthur H. Btckw'lh, Jr.,
WITNESS my hand end sea
Clark
at Hanford, Kemlnol* County
By Martha T. VPilen
Deputy Clark
m i ><U* U lc >la<> dar ° ( ApnI
( A copy e l ih* complaint flltd (S E A L )
herein la attached to the copy
Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.
of thla nolle* which I* mallei
Clerk of the Circuit Ceur
to each defendant for whom a
ll y Martha T. Vlhlen
randan,* more (pacific than a
Deputy Clerk
atata er country waa alven In Paul C. Perk Ina
Ike sworn date mant ftlad here ss» W a i t south Slraet
in hy lha plaintiff, bin agent Orlando, Florida
er attorney.)
FbtDI. May I, H. IS, *|, m i iiUbm * A frU M* “ * r *• 11
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May 11. 1065 — Page 3
DeBary Residents Make Use
Of Red Cross Room Supplies
Mrs. Mufffley Heads Civic Club
HEAR L A K E E L E M E N T A R Y Parent-Teacher Association officer* are
(top photo, from left) Principal George Dabbs, second vice president;
Mrs. Mary Goree, firs t vice president; John Hall, president; Mrs. Ernes
tine Forward, secretary, and Grant Mueller, treasurer. Mrs. Kaye Viets,
(bottom photo) outgoing president, turns over gavel to Hall os he pre
sents her with P T A President’s Pin.
(Herald Photos)
* Students Place
High In Testing
At Junior High
■a
I
R
®
By Jane Casselberry
Twenty-four o f
the
44
South Seminole Junior High
School ninth grader* taking
the National (education De
velopment Testa voluntarily
1n*t March 13 have scored in
the top 10 per cent of those
students taking the test in
tho United State*.
This battery o f testa cavers
five basic areas; Kngllsh us
age, social studies, reading,
natural science, and word us
age.
Tha tesla give an Imper
sonal comprehensive estimate
o f the atudcni'a educational
development and provide a
necessary and valuable tool
far
appraisal
and
future
planning.
T h o a * students placing
abova the 90 percentile In
tha nation are Barbara An
drew*,
Frederick
Histllne,
Lalon Byers, Keith Creedon,
Reginald
Culbreth,
Debby
Davia, Vicki Doggett, Charlea Kngle, James Krikscn,
Pandas Herrington,
Donna
Kilmer, David Krohne, Thtrrsa McLaughlin, Steven P er
ry, Charles T fe iffe r, Larry
Rodd, Michael Shaw, John
Simunek,
Thoma*
Soard,
Russell Sukhea, Linda W alt,
man, Gerald Warren, and
Suzanno Webber.
N E W FLA G was presented to Principal John
Angel for South Seminole Junior High School
by Hurold Kryder, past commander o f Ameri
can Legion Memorial Post 256 o f Casselberry, on
behalf o f the Post.
(Herald Photo)
By Julia Barton
New officers o f the A lta
monte Springs Civic Club
were installed at a luncheon
at the Windjammer Restau
rant with Mrs. K. A. Juthe
at presiding officer.
Installed were Mrs. Charles
M uffley, president; Mrs. K. F.
Wells, vice president; Mrs. A.
M. Dirks, recording secretary;
Mrs. A . C. Brown, corre
sponding s e c r e t a r y ; Mr*.
Krirh
Dallnian,
treasurer;
Mrs. Reuben Cockley, histor
ian, and Mrs. Beulah Kemp,
chaplain.
Committee in charge o f ar
rangements fo r the occasion
mere Mrs. R. T. Overly,
chairman,
and
Mrs. John
l.iello and Mrs. Juthe.
The president’s table was
centered with an arrangement
of assorted color snapdragons
and other tahlea were decor
ated with ferns and a variety
of spring flowers. Kach o ffi
cer received a corsage o f
white carnation with a color
ed rilihon denoting her sta
tion as nn officer.
As installing officer, Mrs.
Juthe conducted an impres
sive ceremony. The president
represented the hub o f a
wheel with each officer a
spoke. All members joined
hands to form the wheel rim,
denoting that all must work
together.
Committee chairmen for the
coming years named by Mr*.
M uffley
ate
Mis.
l.iello,
beautification; Mis. William
Kckard,
membership;
Mrs.
George Hearn, program; Mrs.
William Morrell, hospitality;
Mrs. II. 1). Melntosh, public
ity; Mr*. Smith II. Cady Jr.,
service, and Dr. Gertrude
Forman, civic.
Two additional committee*
were formed, the telephone,
with Mrs. Hal Washburn as
chairman, and the arts and
crafts with Mrs. K. M. Sam
mons, ns chairman.
Plans were formulated for
an arts and crafts program
this summer and those inter
ested were asked to contact
Mrs. Sammons.
Guests were Mrs. Oliver W.
Ilolmra and M r * . F r a n k
Steudle o f American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 182, who pre
sented the club with a certif
icate o f appreciation for par
ticipating in the Girls State
Program. Mrs. Steudle spoke
on importance o f the program
and benefit* derived from it.
Mr*. George Hearn presid
ed in the ahsenre o f tha out
going president, Mr*. Eugene
Taylor.
The club will adjourn for
the summer with the next
meeting to he in November.
An increasing number of
DeBary resident* are making
use of slrk room and conval
escent aids available through
the Red Cross Room at the
Denary Community Center,
according to reports from
Charles Ulrich and Kresa Wal
ter, ro-rhalrmen in charge of
the facility.
ENGLISH ESTATES Elementary School Pnrcnt-Tcnchcr Organization
officers for the coming year are (standing left to right) Mrs. Carole
Kinzzi, president: Mrs. Ruth Blue, first vice president; Bill Pyle, second
vice president; Mrs. Pat Roberts, recording secretary; (seated) Mrs.
Peggy Harris, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Gloria Crecdon, treasurer,
and Mrs. Carol Can!, assistant treasurer.
(Herald Photo)
Items listed as currently on
loan include six walkers, six
hospital beds with springs and
mattress, two wheel chairs
and one each of bed rests, bed
pans, crutches, and canes.
Last week, Ulrich saya. It
was
necessary
to borrow
three walkers and a hospital
bed from Red Cross supplies
in Orange City to meet De
nary needs.
lie advises that free use of
this equipment Is a real boon
to those recovering from sick
ness or injury, particularly
when they also are faced with
unusual and added expenses
at the same time. Prompt re-
turn of any equipment when nal
longer nc.d cd is the only con
dition involved In the service.*
A bed table was a recent
gift from a thoughtful DeBary
family and any such equip
ment not in use will be glad
ly accepted to add to available
items at the Center, Ulrich
says.
The service has been provid
ed for DeBary through equip
ment loaned by the Red Cross
supplemented with items don
ated or loaned by local people
and is supervised by Ulrich
and Walter. The Red Cross
Room, which Is provided by
the DeBary Civic Association,
is the group'a latest additioa
to the center.
• t y n f t c ia y
AEROSOL
FUMIGANT
■"*- v*. »
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N A RCE To Hove
Installation
By Jane Casselberry
The Winter Park Chapter of
• NEW way
___ to f t ♦ rW of
ROACHES• ANTS
National Association of Retir
ed Civil Kmployes will hold a
covered
dish
luncheon
and
meeting at 12 noon Wednesday
at the Lake Island Recreation
Center on Harper Ave., Winter
tor, reporting mutineer, display the plaque awarded for tlio beat state
bulletin by the Associated Credit Hurenun o f tlio Southeast,
Park.
James 0. Rcllengcr. national
vice president of NARCK will
lie present to install officers
for the coming year and report
on the organization and the
legislative situation In Wash
ington.
Alt federal retired elvll ser
vice employes are Invited to
attend. All those attending are
asked to bring a covered dlsb
and their own table service.
Kill# risei. This, M.srflik sod
otksr *lyl«( 4 <ia«ll*a isittii.
rms inti it house with suo
KlllINO ‘ t o o 1 WMItl YOU SHOP
O l VISUI
Ns k -« «a* sits*#. Aki»la!#ty
•ol# »S#o • t i l
Sn#<l#S. H u s.
I#it I# mai, I i i m i 4 tursilm*.
— AVAIlASH IN TWO SHIS ---AIAITMINT 4 SMAll HOMI Slit
op lo J.000 (Okie tool 91.91.
M IO tO O M HOMI SHI
•A I* 10.000 rvkic ( m i t l . e i .
Hold at all Harden A Pet Sup
ply,
Hardware
and
Drug
Stores.
Including
LiggettMadison, Krkerd, Walgreen,
all l.lndsley Lumber and most
Sears store*.
Divorces Double
H O NO LU LU (U P D — Ninety one divorce* were granted
in Circuit Court in Honolulu
last week — more than twice
ns many a* normal. Gov. John
A. Burn* has a bill on hi*
desk which requires couples
with children to wait at least
a year before receiving a final
decree. There ia no wait now.
The w olf spider ran rap
ture minnow* hy diving lielow the water's surface for
them, according to Encyclo
paedia Britannica.
PTA To Elect
New Officers
Tberri a lit to to la
SANFORD
• A tS S JH
By Jano Casselberry
The Parent-Teacher Assoc
iation
o f South
Seminole
Junior High School at Cas
selberry will hold Its final
meeting o f the school year at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
rafetorium. Teachers will he
in their rooms from 7-7:30
p.m., to talk with the par
ent*.
Officer* fo r the coming
year will be elected and In
stalled at this meeting.
Principal John Angel will
give a progress report and
an explanation o f tha new
report card system to go in
to effect next fall. Tha pro
gram w ill be presented by
the South 8eminole Band un
der the direction o f Band
master George Kiratrn.
There will be a display of
art work dona by tha stu
dents fo r viewing by the
parents before and after the
meeting.
Following th« program refrvahmanta w ill bo served by
tha ninth grade room mothara
4*1 IVtJ,
Tv l*v| EJCellla I 9
«T I L I i l A f f l
I Owl
I b U “ Lv%U*y
was winner o f the first prize in tlio oi>en house
at Philips Cleaners, Laundry and Fur Storage.
Mrs. Wimberly won a cashmere awcater with n
mink cellar.
(Herald Photo)
Sailors Urged To Extend Dufy
WASHINGTON (U P I)- T h e
N avy today urged its officers
and men to extend voluntarily
their tours of active duty be
cause of U. S. military com
mitments and a falling enlist
ment rale.
Vietnamese war have been
expanding steadily with bomb
ing missions in North VIel
Nam and coastal patroling to
combat Bed infiltration into
South Viet Nam.
commitments
ia
the
P'kos la sat. a owk sag rssort.
iw»r chwtk ar lyM fog*. piattf
ta ihap ar ptihspt a koaaa m
sparlaMdt, , , nod tbe
Mask JM
T tk r U S *
Success hasn’t gone to its price
Tha Saaford Harold
Virginia Petroakl
P . O. (h it 1214
Saaford
A theocracy Is a govern
Navy Secretary Paul H.
ment
administered hy ecclesi
Nitre
urged
" a ll
hands"
whose tours are about to ex astics.
pire to extend them " i f only
three to six m onlbt."
71jr t a t ifa r h R rralh
The Navy currently hai an
PaklUkrO Hally n r f y i Sat
authorized strength of 674,000.
urday. Saaday mm* d r i l l .
At last count, however, its ac
M i,
aakllafcrO
Saturday
sr#
rt* l# s
rkrlataaa#
by
tual manpower totaled M l. 117
T k » s a s l w * Htr aU, MS W
and enlistment! were declin
lal *1. •■■(are, riorlda.
ing.
I t n s * Class P s s ls g t tm l*
al BsafsrO, via.
The service currently has
fs k s rrly lls s Hal#o ky Cor.
10,500 men at sea near the
»lo »t
Dominican Republic.
It*
I yeeVa
Phyllis liu gratU ia
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Lake Mary
Norm Norris
T E 9-1914
8. Seminal*
Afler all, you don't get the No. 1 place (or stay there
year after year after year) unless you give people a lot
for their money. That, Chevrolet does. Look what's
new for 11M55. Everything.
Like the handsomest new styling you've ever turned
around for another glance at. Like Chcvrolot'a Jet*
ainoolh ride, even belter now with Widc-Slance to
SEE THE U.S.A.
THE NO. 1 WAY
steady thing, as you |0 . Like however much economy
or excitement you’d want, our miserly 140-hp Six to
our ferocious Turbo-Jet V8, 325 hp on order.
Besides price, one other thing hasn’t changed:
Chevrolet’! traditional resale value. . . atill so good you
won't believe H until you get it So get it (along wilk
all that’s new) at your Chevrolet dealer's. Now.
Rod Hot and Rolling! Soo your Chevrolet dealer for a now CHEVROLET • CNEVELLE • CHEVYB • CORVAIR
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i
Daily Jam Session
Lyle C . Wilson Soys:
O N E M O RE SIGNATURE
Went For Broke
drivers are like those on this aide
o f the Atlantic, those 30 yards
would be packed solidly with other
cars trying to pass each other.
O f course, all the cars are never
on the road at the same time. It Just
seems tbr.t way.
According to an official report,
there are now 12 million motor ve
hicles in Great Britain and 200,000
miles o f road. Theoretically, every
vehicle could be on the road at the
same time with about 30 yards be
tween each one.
In practice, though, if British
I f it were not costing the
taxpayer so much money, the
average Joe could afford right
now t » sit back and enjoy the
spectacle o f the selfless politi
cians wrangling among them
selves for rights to the gold
en goodies in President John
son's poverty program.
It recalls the first Roosevelt
deal when the politicians were
adjusting themselves to FDR's
alphabetical give - s w a y s .
There were some frightful
rows then. Congress anted up
about $3 billion in 1333 as a
starter for various make work,
public work and boondoggling
schemes. The pols couldn't be
lieve it was true at first. Free
lunch for everyone? Who could
believe that? But true it was
and the pols soon settled down
to dispute who would spend the
money.
So are they now/ beginning
to battle over control of the
poverty warchcM. LBJ put
nearly $1 billion in the poverty
kitty. Small wonder that the
poll are fighting over that kind
of money. The latest uproar
resounds out of the ill-omened
Bedford • Stuyvesant, ( BS )
area of Brooklyn. N. Y ., a
center of racial disorder, vio
lence in general and slums.
Area Negroes ire shouting
Red Capitalists?
omy is controlled by the few, who
benefit from the efforts o f the ma
ny.”
The system we actually have, said
Romney, is "consumerism." U lti
mate control o f the economy rests
with the many— "through the free
and daily economic balloting o f cus
tomers in the marketplace."
America, said Romney, buried
classical capitalism long ago, whe
ther we know it or not.
It may well he that Kosygin and
Company, successors to Khrushchev
Kntcrprises, are doing the same
thing with communism— whether
they know it or not.
The more the Marxists talk, the
more they begin to sound like capi
talists.
Premier Kosygin has announced
that Russia'a next five-year plan
will concentrate on raising both the
production o f consumer goods, with
emphasis on private cars, and the In
come! o f workers so that they will
be able to buy the new goods.
Voicing words that could have
come from any Western textbook on
capitalism, Kosygin added a caution:
"W ages must be placed In direct
relationship to increases in labor
productivity and growth of produc
tion."
"W ages must be placed in direct
relationship to increases in labor
productivity and growth o f produc
tion.”
Speaking o f capitalists nnd cap
italism, however, ns Michigan Gov.
George Romney did the other day,
these are words that in his opinion
ought to be dropped from the vocabulary because our use o f them plays
Into the hands o f Communist prop
agandists.
"Around the world," he said, "cap
italism is usunlly considered as an
economic system in which the econ
Bruce
Thought For Today
When the perishable puts on the
imperishable, and the mortal puts
on immortality, then ahalt come to
pass the saying that ia written:
“ Death Is swallowed up in victory."
— I Cor. 16:54.
•
•
Dr. Crane's
•
W hy fear death? It is the most
beautiful adventure in life.— Charles
Frohman, American theatrical man
ager.
Biossot — Roy Crowley
Phil Newsom Says
Worry Clinic
Polly's
dsllbly
ca t*
should be la*
Impressed
la
th*
■ s a la ry * f every teen ager.
Political Notebook
W A S H IN G T O N
K
4
(N K A ) —
In arrouging to save pennlta, Defeme Secretary Me*
Namara sometimes ends up
wanting dollars.
* One small Arm y reserve
unit will serve as an exam
ple. Ilescrviata receive no
psy fo r attending weekly
meetings. They do receive re*
tirement points, which event
ually translate Into retire
ment Income,
F o r years, this reserve de
tachment performed makework "d rills " and listened to
lectures. I f provided no dayto-day function fo r the De
partment o f Defense. Make,
work and lectures don't pre
pare such reservists fo r thrlr
wartime functions.
Several
years
hack,
this
particular detachment took
on a aeriea o f projeeta for
the Department o f Defense.
Uerause of the rising emer
gencies in the world, some
Defense Department divisions
were falling behind in their
tusks. Considerable overtime
was called for.
A program was worked out
whereby the reserve unit
took over some o f thia work.
Ily careful estimate, this
detachment turns out each
year without rhargt profes
sional
work which
would
coat the Department o f Defem e $13,337.00 in overtime
One— It
better
prepares
these reservists fo r their war
time
roles.
sential
W orking
on es
projects o f the type
they'd do in w sr is first-rate
training.
T w o —The reservists make
an active peacetime rontribu*
lion to Defense. Certain Defens* divisions meet coldwar deadlines.
Work completed by this
Arm y detachment has been
commended by members o f
th* s ta ff o f ths Joint Chiefs
o f S ta ff who did not know
ths tasks had been done by
reservists.
Thia Arm y reserve unit
was able to carry out these
The work o f this unit
projects because it has in its
servra two enda:
membership a number o f De
fense Department personnel
who s i
civilians are
in
charge o f essential military
areas.
Altamonte Springs
F surprise
These civilian Defense em
Mrs. Julia Barte*
Mr*. Stickle Sand*
ployes sre the key to carry
•si-im
MUM
on this program. In the eve
Bear Lika-Fareot City
nings, are reservists, they
Mrs. Maryana Mile*
lake Mary
get as team captains fo r ths
MI-3171
Mrs. Frances Wi
projects. Without thslr inti
111-4113
Caanelharry
mate knowledge o f priorities,
Mrs. Jana Casselberry
Labs Monro*
their close connection with
M I -1141
Mrs. H. Iths
day-to-day work and
111-4711
their leadership in the unit,
Chnlnota
t.ongwood
the reservists In the detach
Mrs. Joan Magla
Mrs. Donna Katas
1M-I7I I
ment could not do a profes
MI-1117
sional Job. Without thes* key
DeBary
North Orlando
men. the unit would be forc
Mrs. John L**a*
Mrs. Margaret Caaky
MI-4MI
ed to return to lectures and
121-3 ill
msks.work drills.
Deltnna
Osteen
McNamara wants to save
Mrs. Mildred Haney
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
g few dollar*. Ha has de
331-4341
creed that thes* key Defense
Geneva
Oviedo
civilians ar* available to him
Mrs. JoAnn Hays
Mm. Evelyn Lundy
341-4373
333-113#
anyway in time o f w sr and
so it is a waste o f time to
pay them points fo r reserve
duty, allow them to be pro
moted or to participate in the
reserve program.
In the unit we are discuss
ing, thia McNamara move
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Sanford, Florida
Tuesday, May 11, 1066 will save the government be
tween $3,1)04 and $3,472 a
w a i .t k b a . u ik i .uw . k iH io a a an m nu*MMs
y ««r . In return fo r this say
f lu s h rui.TOI.lsa, Uraalsun - floaoral Si h s i ,
ing, McNamara will loss a
PAU L SH U O N tlllH a
nUHKMV ALKXASUKB
Assooislo Bailor
program which saves him
Advertising Dlrooter
CNKU VAX PKLT
$11,337.00 s year— a net loss
Managing Editor
■ "« «»* ■ "
o f around $10,000 a year In
BuMla W ILLIAMS
A d ts n lils g Manager
on* small detachmant alone.
io c ia ir Baiter
AAsnm a a e a a t K i a
BUTTIM AI/Orig
.7.. u MiVuu
Multiply that by how many
City B ailee
Matisses Manager
units T
g l u t WMt.Lg
»e tu
He will also have reserv
Ongaty S ailor
Moehaaltai gnat
a l Ll> VINCBNT
ists who ar* not adequately
Start I'kviographtr
trained fo r wartime.
There Is a solution. Mc
Publishes Sail/ eioopt Maiurdar, Sunday sag Christmas; gabNamara could allow the A r
Us bad Saturday prnesading Christman.
auaicM irriog m a tm i
my, N a vy and A ir Fore* to
Mema DsUvsey
Its wash dscloro a limited numbar of
thssa key civilians as "e s
asm s out c a v i u
AIX OTMBJS MAIL sential fo r reserve training."
Mo Week
ll-St t fser
D IM l Issr
McNamara could thus save
U S g Manga
U l • s m s im
millions.
133 • Mostha
S-SS I Muatbs
m
| g H is
LM I Msslh
pay.
Herald Area Correspondents
Powell long ago went for
foul against Mayor Robert F.
Wagner who would keep ad broke seeking control of pov.
ministration of the B-S area erty spending in Harlem, the
poverty war safely under con New York black ghetto. A
trol of bis adminislratlon. The week ago he challenged Wag.
Johnson administration pov ner with charges that the m ierty bill stipulated that there yor was excluding the poverty
direction of
should be a large measure of stricken from
local control. That is, control their own program. Before
of the project by the poverty that protest! from Cleveland
stricken persons it seeks to and Chicago were in the famil
help. Conditions being what iar Powell vein.
Now come the protests from
they are. this means that N e
groes should have a large Brooklyn's Bedford • Stuyves
measure o f control over pov ant. Powell may be behind
erty projects in most Urge that, as well. When in resi
dence In Harlem, Powell Is a
cities.
It Is Negroes who protest powerful preacher. Whatever
Wagner's program in Brook his influence and connections
lyn. They assert that they had aloft may be, his political cre
their own organization ready to dentials are impressive. They
take over and to direct the B-S will be a lot more impressive
poverty war when along came than that if the mahiima
the mayor with a city hall leads a aucccssful rebellion of
poverty itrleken Negroes in
set up of his own.
No situation directly affect-1half a dozen northern commun
ing Negroes and involving ities in protest against city
large sums of give-away mon hall domination of the war on
ey can arise without stimulat poverty.
Powell could come out of
ing the selfless political in
stincts of Rep. Adm. Clayton that kind of a ruckus with a a
Powell, the Harlem mahatma. national Negro following. The
Powell is chairman o f the congressman would know how
House Education and Labor lo capitalize on a ailuition
Committee. Powell'a commit like that. Hii selfless dedica
tee had charge of the poverty tion to his own Interests is not
bill which makes him at least exceeded on Capitol Hill. No
a two-star general in the war. faint praise, th ill
For wbea y e * girls face the
dilemma * f whether or not
to submit to Illicit affairs,
tabs tbs tost below which
■hows th* difference between
physical magnetism vs. true
love. Aad heed Beajamla
Franklla's shrewd counsel!
Then send for Ike sea book
let mealloaed today.
CASE V-4M: Tolly G., aged
17, is the pregnant high school
senior.
"Oh, Dr. C rsne," she beg
ged, "w hat shall I do?
" I haven't told anybody ex
cept my boy friend and be now
says he isn't interested In m ar
riage for he wants to go to
college.
"S o I don't know where else
to turn."
"A n investment in know
ledge," said Benjamin Frank
lin, "alw ays pays tho best
dividends."
But there ar* two ways to
get knowledge
One la the costly method of
bitter experience by personal
ly violating rules and then
suffering the inexorable coneequences.
The second I* to profit by
the experience of otters, about
whom you read.
Smart people can learn by
reading, which ta why your
progressive newspaper offers
this dally clinic in practical
psychology.
When you high school girls
are being high pressured Into
prem arital affairs, Just r e
member similar cates, such as
Polly's.
For i t e r * Is a wide differ
ence between physical raagneUam (sexual Strractloo) versus
true love.
Bolh o f them give you butter- *one for the delivery of her
flies in your lummy, ■■ well baby.
Then it would be more ad
as tingling, ecstatic sensa
tions, coupled with a pounding vantageous to all concerned
if she let her baby be adopted
pulse and breathlessness.
into a good home where it
"D r. Crane," Polly asked,
could start out without any so
"than how can a person tell
cial stigma and with two de
whether it sexual fascination
voted parents to nurture it.
or true lo ve? "
So send for my booklet "Sex
Analyze the focus of your
Problems of Young People."
attention!
enclosing a long stamped, re
In the cate of physical mag turn envelope, plus 20 cents.
netism
(sexual
attraction),
A ll teen-agers should have a
you sre Interested in your per ropy, for it offers specific
sonal pleasure for the mom cates and wholesome advice.
ent.
But If you experience true
love, you are more concerned
with the welfare of your sweet
heart both now and ia the
future!
Obviously, It Is stupid to in'
dulge la premarital affairs
and thus Jeopardize the hap
TVa Moral* wotrawoa Ht*
piness of your sweetheart, s i
»»Swell as start o ff a baby out of Ian from lla reason
II* affalra. Tfcr writer m r ooo
wedlock!
■ too n o * proviso* lb* toi
That violates the simple ler olo- oerrloo the writer'*
yardstick for measuring true tro* oaoi* ooS oSSroa*. U llove, so anybody who tries to •ora of Zowor Ikon XM war**
seduce his sweetheart into will bo *lt*o prrftrooro. U fsubmitting to premarital af. toro oSSrroaoS to alhrro or*
erroplabl* proviso* Ibop So
fairs, Is not in lovel
ool Soil lo poroooalltlo*.
Instead, he Is physically fas Poolrp la bat pbblltko* br
cinated and motivated by his Tho Hotel*.
own selfish desires. Girls, get
Editor, Herald:
hep!
C O R D IA L L Y
PE R M A N E N T
A N D
DA N A N G , South Viet Nam
(U P I ) — Brig. Gen. Nguyen
Chan la a small, intense, mustached man who smiles quick
ly and executes Communist
Viet Cong terrorists as quickly
as he smiles.
The last such occurred in
public at Da Nang's soccer
field.
Thia i* the Army First
Corps, northernraoat o f the
four that make up the military
map o f South Viet Nam, and
the site o f the base where the
To The Editor
Seldom
a day passes that
the writer falls to encounter
aome situation which makes
him most unhappy. However,
there are some most encourag
ing and heart-warming mom
enta.
A few days ago this writer
visited the home o f two ele
mentary school pupils. They
bad been told by their mother,
who waa working, to go to
ichool. Neither had shoes.
After taking them to school,
the principal and I talked
about their plight. He suggest
Welcome
W E
Danger Reduced
Letters
The very next time you fare
this crucial dilemma, think
back to Polly's case today.
Her boy friend wants to run
away, ltii exit Is college,
though many of such boys flee
into military service.
And
what about
T o lly 'i
baby?
8b# should Immediately tell
her mother about her dilemma.
They can then invoke the ad
vice of their fam ily physician.
There ar* several vary good
homes for unwed mothers and
Polly might profitably visit
IN V IT E
IN V IT E
ed that I contact the presi
dent o f th* Semlnol* County
Children's Advisory Council
and g e th li consent to purchase
shoes for the children.
Since
the
organization's
funds are nearly exhausted,
w* derided on another ap
proach to the problem.
The children and I went to
town. Entering store X, the
writer explained hit problem to
the wonderful Mrs Y , who im
mediately aald, "G o get tho
children."
She gave each child a pair
of shoes and two pairs of
socks. When they had thank
ed her, she hugged the little
girl and uttered a warm mess
age to her. In essence, It
meant, "Y o u are more than
welcom e."
Yea, thera are persons who
care. T o you, Mrs. Y , we can
never thank you enough.
Robert B. Thomas Jr.,
Attendance Officer,
Seminole Schools
United States has massed its to fight against ths Am eri
air power for attacks against
cana, and that tha war must
North V iet Nam.
U.S. Marine Brig. Gen.
Frederick Karch gives the en
ergetic General Thi credit for
reducing by 80 per cent the
danger o f sabotage to the
fighter-bomberi,
transport*
and helicopters which operate
from the dusty runways o f the
D a'N an g air base.
Neither Karch nor Thl can
prevent a suicidal mortar at
tack against the bate, either
from within the city or from
a Vlet-Cong infested village
close by.
"T h ey could." aaya Karch,
"drop a half-dozen rounds on
u* before wa knew what was
happening."
But at least th* danger has
been reduced.
Kerch's admiration for Gen
eral Thl la returned.
Thi only wishca the Marine*
could expand their operationi
beyond the hate they were as
signed to protect. First Corps,
and Second Corps Just to the
South, are the areas where
South Vietnamese Viet Cong
and the Communist infiltra
tor* from North Viet Nam
are believed massing fo r their
next major campaign.
Captured infiltrators from
the North say they were sent
b* ended during 1965.
Both the First and tha Sevond Corps
ware
Communist
targets in ths fighting of
February and March, with
torn* special attention being
paid tha Americanf.
Th* Communlsfl cut Route*
On* and 19 which ara tha
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Highlands to tha Ben Hal
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and South V iet Nera at th*
17th Parallel.
Communist terrorists at
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area, and bombed an Am eri
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HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. — FOLLOW OUR SIGNS
812 WEST FIRST 8T.
SANFORD, FLA.
�Tiff
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grralB May 11, 1065 — Pape 5
by Dottle Auetin
that wives who dropped out
CUMING U P on May SO li o f high school can take the
the annual benefit dessert GED test and make up their
bridge sponsored by the Naval credits by contacting E. S.
O fficers' Wives Club with Douglass at the Adult Edu
department
at
the
both N avy and civilian wives cation
invited to participate. Time is school administration build
noon to 4 p.m. at the ball* ing.
room.
Sewing classes fo r beginStation O fficers' Wives, un- nera and advanced sewers are
Her the chairmanship o f of also conducted by the Adult
Mrs. Howard B. Shively, w ife Education department.
o f the station executive o ffi
The need fo r Gray Ladies
cer, w ill host the event. A at the N A S dispensary was
portion o f the proceeds will noted and women interested
go to the N avy Belief.
in taking the course to work
Reservations should be fl- in this capacity were asked
nalized by May 18 through to get in touch with Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Gable or Mrs. Edith Pounds.
Jay Miller. O fficers' wives
The group also heard a de
should m a k e
reservations scription o f how to make
through their squadron rep beach
clothesout of pillow
resentatives.
cases, as seen on a recent
Only partner or table re "T on igh t" show.
Attending the membership
servations should be made
were
Mrs. Stuart
and players must furnish coffee
their own enrds. Canasta, Whetpley, Mrs. Marshall Sntgin rummy or other card terwhite, Mrs. Jack Martin,
Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. John
gumes may be played.
There will be a variety Day, Mrs. Alvin Acord, Mrs.
o f prizes as well as a des James Whelan, Mrs. Tom
Mrs. “ T ex "
sert to be served during the Rodgers, and
Farris.
afternoon.
•
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•
Arrangements
committee
Includes Mrs. I’hillip Bcrndt,
V A IM 3 E N LIS TE D Wives
Mrs. David Olmstead, Mrs. Club
will meet at 7:30 p.m.
W illiam Hildelirandt and Mrs. Thursday, May 13, instead o f
Robert Farrell.
May 31, ns was stated in Inst
s e e
week’s Jetstream. (This was
PO O L T A R T Y was held a typographical error, girls—
by RVAlf-7 O fficers' Wives the figures got t u r n e d
at the Naval A ir Station re around, somehow. Sorry.)
cently with Kmily Joyner and
Election o f officers is the
Ernie Rankin as hostesses.
muin item on the agenda.
The group enjoyed a picnic
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•
lunrh o f fried chicken and
G R A Y LA D IE S ate very
other goodies, along with a much needed at the Nnvul A ir
special birthday cake which Station Dispensary and any
wus presented to Judy Hen N avy w ife or tech rep's wife
drickson.
is eligible to join.
A bandana sit-upon was
The next elass will begin
W'on by Mary’ Dresser and n
the first week in June and
flowered sun hat by Barbara
involves a six hour course
Czajkowski. T h e afternoon
o f instruction by the Red
spent swimming and playing
Cross.
bridge. Betsy Enney announ
Women who are interested
ced that bridge will be played
Thursday at the home of in registering are asked to
Mury Ann Williams. Special cull Mrs. Roy pounds at 500
guests fo r the afternoon were Satsuma Drive. The number
Marie Womble and Suzie Dic is incorrect in the phone book,
so please ask fur information.
key.
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• • •
"B A S IC B LA C K DR HRS,"
a hilarious skit, will l>e pre
sented at the roffee meeting
o f the VAH-11 E n l i s t e d
W ives Club at 7:30 p.m. W ed
nesday at the N avy Wives
meeting room. Baby sitting
w ill be furnished.
s e e
N IN E O F F IC E R S ' W IV E S
will gather Thursday at Mnson-Jnrdin in A l t a m o n t e
Springs to host a farewell tea
fo r Dossie dcGanahl, who will
be l e a v i n g a fter Nine's
change o f command in June.
The event will be from 3 to
6 p.m.
A t the regular business
meeting last week at Dossie's
home the group made plans
fo r several special events In
May. Co-hostess for the event
was Joan Greenwood and spe
cial guests were "old Nine
w ives" — Betty Stokes, Ann
Knmes and Dee Monday.
The June eoffee will be a
combination business meeting
and pot-luck dinner at the
home o f Ginny Sullivan,
s e e
DESSERT BRIDGE poster in displayed by
Pcjory Hermit, (le ft) mid Portia Rest working
with the Station Wives Committee which met
recently at the home o f Mrs. li. B. Shively,
chairman. Event is scheduled for May 20 from
noon to -1 p.m. at the N A S Ilnllroom.
May 22 Deadline
Set In Longwood
For Election
.v
riS S k s
V 5<.
-.*• A Y v *
MRS. R O Y POUNDS
will take registrations
for Gray Ladies orien
tation course to begin
in June.
Cadette Troop
Has Party For
Junior Scouts
lly Jane Casselberry
Cadcttc Girl Scout Troop 33S
entertained Junior Girl Scouts
of Troop 182 Saturday after
noon at tin* home of their lead
er, Mrs. Nance Bussell, in
Kern Park. They were assist
S T A T IO N O F F 1 C E R S'
ed by their eo-lcadcr, Mis*
Wives gathered last Thurs
Pant Cannon.
day at Creighton's Restau
The Kiri* enjoyed an after
rant for a brunch with Mary
noon of games ami activities
Wooden and I'atti Hildebrand
climaxed by u cook-out.
as hostesses. They had decor
Those attending front Troop
ated the tables with May
182 were Mrs. Robert A.
flowers and the centerpiece
Burkes, leader, Bebtiy and
was a Maypole scene, com
Dotty David, Ann Williamson,
plete with dancing figures.
Sharon Adams, Laura Owens,
This was won by Peggy
Dixie llurkca, Judy l^iftln, Ka
Doyle as one o f the dour
tie llcfferntan, Cindy Piunm k,
prizes.
and Chrr.vl Bowman.
President Eve Rogero wel
comed a new mcmlier, Martha
Schwartz, recent bride o f Cdr.
" P e t e " Schwarts, N A S Main
tenance Officer. A n n e t t e
W ing wus the guest o f Emily
Law. Everyone was plenccd
to chat again with "retired"
members Frun Mitchell and
Fran Leach.
Farewells were said to
Jeanne W olfs and Jane Jahn
who were each presented with
a Revere bowl by Ruth Swan
son. Jane and Dave Jahn are
returning to civilian life and
the W olfes will soon be de
parting fo r new duty in N or
folk.
VAH -fl O F F IC E R S ' Wives
The names o f the winners
recently enjoyed a luncheon
o f the bridge tournament
at tha Open Hearth restau
which has been progressing
rant with Ann Underwood
through tha Fall and Winter
and Helen Smith as eo-hoswer*
announced.
In
first
tears. Guests were Mrs. June
place were Jean Hughes and
Mayo and Mrs. Billie KimNell Cordell; second place,
mons. The flow er arrange
Suzy Reno and Micky Mur
ment was won by Becky
phy and third place, Jeanne
Thompson.
W olfe and Ruth Polgar.
A t 10 a.m. on May 13, the
Cdr. Faul and Ruth Polgar
rluh w ill play bridge at the
and their three youngsters
home o f Mrs. Underwood.
recently welcomed a new lit
• • e
E X C IT IN G P L A N S were tle sister to their household.
made at the recent member
ship roffee given by the
N a vy W ives Club 211 at tha
N W meeting room.
The group appointed a
chairman to work on getting
old linens fo r the local unit
o f the American Cancer So
ciety. These will he used to
make disposable bandages to
be given to any cancer pati
ent who requests them.
They discussed the many
things that Sanford has to
o ffe r tha N avy w ife and how
N a vy wives can become e
more active part o f the com
munity.
It waa pointed out that the
Seminole C o u n t y Business
School offers many courses
fo r beginners or "brush-up"
fo r wives who would like to
finds employment. Courses are
free, except fo r inexpensive
books and
supplies. Mrs.
Rhea Cooper, president, also
called attention to the fact
Junior High
Sets Open House
For 7th Grade
Chairman Dinkle Shively
reported on final plans for
the
N avy
R elief
Brnrfit
Bridge with Station Wives
will hostess on May 20 in be
half o f the NO W C .
A slate o f prospective o f
ficers fo r the neat six months
was submitted by the nomin
ating committee and will be
voted on at the June meeting.
Eve reported that
Lois
Christiansen, who has been
hospitalised fo r surgery is
doing fine and will soon re
join the group.
e e e
RVAH-3 O FFIC E R S' Wives
bade farewell to Arlene Bry
ant, one o f their lovelies and
most vivacious members, at
their monthly coffee held at
the home o f Fran Morgan re
cently.
Arlene will be leaving for
Jacksonville in June and will
be greatly missed by the
|group as she has been most
Cadcttes participating from
Troop 33S were Cheryl Wat
ters, Barbara Andrews, Esta
Leonard,
Karen
Donaldson,
Susie Webber, Karen Cass,
Sharon Warren, and Meienda
Casselberry.
Kinjr To Queen
B E V E R LY
H ILLS , Calif,
fU l’ D — A king became a
queen here. It happened when
Mary Elizabeth King mar
ried business executive Jark
Queen.
active in the undertakings o f
the organization.
New
members
welcomed
were
Barbara
Nottingham,
Ituth Britton, Palsy Mitchell
and Bonnie Edwards. Special
guests were Anne Under
wood, Elinor Shevlin
and
Jeanne Moore from VAII-fi.
The centerpiece, a floral
arrangement o f yellow mums
a ni l
gardenias,
(won
by
Three's Jetstream reporter,
Joan Moore) held special sig
nificance since it came from
"The Blossom Shop" a new
establishment recently open
ed by Itoianna James, an
KVA 11-3 wife. The group applaudrd Roianne's talent and
ambition.
A silver baby g ift was pre
sented to Carol Brewer who
recently welcomed offspring
number four.
Another busy Three work
er, Jean Sheridan has been
hospitalized and is reported
to !>e “ only a few beds aw ay"
from .Millie Thomas. Both are
in the Orlando AKB hospital
and ran hava visitors.
Three wives who would Ilka
to be Gray Ladies and work
st the N A S dispensary were
asked to contact Pat Murphy
and sign up fo r classes which
begin in June.
N ext bridge is to be at Ollie Yelinek's home and Ollie
has requested everyone to
bring or wear their swim
suits. High winners at the
previous bridge w v f* Diane
McQueen and Arlene Bryant.
By Donna K »tr«
I.ongwcod Mayor David R.
Wentuorth has set May 22
us the deadline fo r prisons
wishing to file petitions to
run in the special election
scheduled fo r June 1 in the
city to fill the unexpired term
on council o f It. C. Carlson
which runs to December, tftitrt.
Carlsmi served 15 years on
the board before his resigna
tion lust week because o f
poor health.
To qualify a person must
hr 21 yeais old. n ritizeii o f
the United States, a resident
o f the state o f Florida fo r
one year and of I.ongwood for
six months, and file a |N-tition
containing signatures o f 1U
registered voters.
Taking out petitions to
date have been John Denton
and former I.ongwood Coun
cilman Jim Iteiter.
Mrs. Onnic It. Shumate,
city clerk, has announced that
voter registration books ure
open and will ternain open
until the day o f the election.
Annual Employe
Dinner Is Held
In Enterprise
lly Mrs. Ittirhlr Harris
Tin* annual safety dinner
given by Florida Power Cor
poration fur employes and
their families wax held by the
George K. Turner Plant in
Enterprise in tho Employes
Club.
Door prizes were won by
Mrs. it. B. Beirhenliaeh. nn
electric carving knife, and by
Mrs. I. K. Butler Jr., an dectrie toothbrush.
Out-of-town guests Included
Hkliard Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Olsen, Mr. and Mrs.
John Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Tryon, Mr. and Mrs. Todd
(Toy, W. E. Moore. T. F.
Thompson, R. \V. Spencer, as
sistant safety director; George
Marshall and Poe Hcrdcn.
Lake Monroe
Club To Hear
By J*nr Caurlbrrrv
An open house will be held
at South Seminole Junior High
School at Casselberry at 7:30
p. ni. next Monday for incom
ing seventh graders and their
parents. This will provide an
opportunity lo see the entire
school plant and to meet the
seventh grade teachers.
Refreshments will be served
in the cafeteria.
It is hoped that all of the
parents eonrerned will make
a special effort to be present.
Principal John Angel and
Mrs. I.oulse Gilpin, guidance
counselor of South Seminole
Junior High are visiting the
sixth grades at Altamonte,
English Estates, Rear Lake,
Longwood, and South Seminole
Elementary Schools this week.
They will explain the courses
and nrtivtics of the Junior
High and answer some of the
students' questions.
The junior high band under
the direction of George K ir
sten has already visited the
elementary schools and outlin
ed the music program with
the incoming students.
‘Miss Flame’
By Mrs. II. I.. Johnson
Seminole County Sheriff J.
L. Hobby will be guest speak
er for this month's meeting
ol the l.ako Monroe Extension
Homemakers Club to be held
at 7:30 p. m Thursday in the
Community Building.
Mrs. C. E. Hunter, president
of the club, urges all members
to tie present for this meeting.
By Donna Eat m i
Delegates to tho Depart
ment Convention to be held in
Tampa M ay 20-2.7, w ill b*
elected at regular meeting o f
Old Glory Unit 183, American
Legion Auxiliary, o f A lta
monte Springs, scheduled fo r
8 p.m. Monday st ths Post
Home an Prairie Lake.
Mrs. Grace A m h a r h . r ,
president, and Mrs. Molly
Strudle,
delegates
to
ths
Sixth District Constitutional
Convention which took pise.
Sunday, May 2, in Orlando,
will report on the event.
Sirs. Minty Warren, poppy
chairman, will distribute pop
pies to all members who will
DRAM A C'l.UII members nt South Seminole Junior lliRh Seltool nrc roparticipate in ths drlvs May
21-22.
liearning for their three-net piny, "Finders Creepers," to he presented nt
Date o f installation fo r re
7::trt p.m. Friday. In the east tire (le ft to ri^ht, front row) Rrnd Linencently
elected officers w ill b*
wenver, Moll Leonard, Denise Cousincnii; (second row) Wilma llarielt,
set nt the meeting.
Gregory Moltler, J effry Cox, Ronnie Simmons; (back row) Jennnie
Mrs. Strudle, Girls StaU
llridges, Samira Jones, Sttsnn Hunter, Annette Render, and Kirk Riley.
chairman o f the unit, will re
port on her trip scheduled fo r
May 15 to the Legion Horn*
in Kissimmee with Kathleen
Kent, Girls State candidal*
and Carolyn Thomas, alter
nate, and Sandra Tennant,
10)14 Girl Stater.
The girls will participate in
a get-together with other
Girls State candidates and
By Jane Casselberry
will he instructed on activ
The I.lnns Club of Casselber ities to take place at thi*
ry had as their guest speaker yenr'e session of Girls State.
A social hour w ill follow
Thursday at the regular din
ner nt tho Tradewlnds Cafe tho business meeting.
Lions Club
Hears T a lk On
Investments
Participates In
State Contest
By Jane Casselberry
Miss Bobble Lee Watkins,
17-year-old auburn liaircd Miss
Flame of Seminole County,
participated
in the "M iss
Florida Flam e” context Iasi
Thursday night at the State
Fireman's Association Conven
tion held in Jacksonville.
She took part in a motor
cade through Jacksonville with
14 other contestants Thursday
afternoon and the pageant that
night at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The
Casselberry
Volunteer
Fire
Department sponsored
her In Hie contest.
Assistant Chief H e r m n n
Joyce, who attended the con
vention, suiil that "though we
arc
naturally
disapiiointed
that our entry did not win. we
are proud that we had the
opportunity to sixmsor her in
the event."
A l s o accompanying h e r
were her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Watkins, Mrs.
Joyce. Mrs. Robert MacLeod,
and Miss Lynne Deans.
tcria, Aaron Nnthcn of Wad
dell anil Reed. He spoke on
I T . CDR. H A R R Y I* K L E IN (rig h t) in conpullulated by Cdr. Jatnun A. doGuimhl, com
manding officer o f R VAII-i), ns Ito in given bis
letter o f promotion. Klein Ims been with the
"Ilo o t Owls" since May HML'l and will leave tho
stpimlroii on its return to Sanford Naval Air
Station from Hie Mediterranean Sett with orders
to the 1'. S. Naval Postgraduate School at Mon
terey, Calif.
(N a vy Photo)
By llonna Enlea
Members
of
Old
Glory
American Legion Post 183 o f
Altamonte Kptinga are urged
to attend tho regular meet
ing o f tho organisation sched
uled fm H p.m. Moodily at tho
Post Borne on Prairie l.nke.
A date for tho intdulhilinri
o f lecently elected officers
will be set at this time.
Bepoita will lie heard from
Willium Chandlers, delegate
to the recent District Const Itutionsl Convention lo-ld in
Oilando and from Boys State
co-chairman, Frank Htcudlo.
Following the h u s I n e s a
inerting, the post will enjoy
a social hour with the Aux
iliary Unit.
push
slimy
southeast Florida
up
shores the
early part of this week.
The
ocean
grass,
pushed
across hundreds o f miles of
ocean by 10 to 20-knot winds,
plsguesd weekend swimmers
at the beaches.
Holiday bathing was limited
■I Crandoo Park In South M i
ami Sunday In what life
guards called the worst esse
of "scsw eedltis" yet. Work
crews took a holiday Sunday
but w er* back on tha job with
rakes and trucks early today.
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry
Kst. talk. Uutt) or eaeeee without
f»»r ul insecure fsfs# teeth dropping
• Unpins
or wobbling. F A g n U T fl
holds plstse flrmsr and more earnf nrtsbfy. This pleasant powdsr had at
unimr. soosr, paalr taste or (saline
v—.n 'i reuse nsussa. tt'e alkatln.
(non-scldl. Checks "piste odor
Idsntura breath!. Oat FASTUTM el
dr us counters trtrywhsre.
f
Toko your first trip on Trail ways
— you'll never go any othar way l
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Now Many Waar
N E W P R IN C IP A L for the coming yenr Mrs.
Margaret Reynolds was introduced to pnrcntfl
and teachers at English Estates Elementary
School nt fluid PTO meeting o f the year by I’ rinripnl Morris Ruby, who ulso installed now o f
ficers.
(Herald Photo)
Florida Shores
M IAM I (U P I) -
Those earning the award
were Darwin Shea. James
Prevail, Tom Hucston, and
Frank Morris.
Delegates o f the State Lions
Convention to lie held Thurs
day through Saturday o f this
week in Tampa arc Hibbard
Cassellterry, Don Mount, Ray
mond Morris and Dwight Ment/er.
Sets Meeting
Seawceditis Hits
ll cith er Bureau said that stiff
easterly winds will continue to
Penny A Week
financial planning In regard to
MORTIMER.
England
mutual
funds,
stocks
and ( U P I ) — John Martin, 77,
bonds, and other investments who lost two tors whlla work
Zone Chairman Rolwrt Web ing in a quarry 68 years ago.
still gets compensation from
her of Wlnler Park was pro
nn insurnnee company— at th *
sent to present District Gov
rate o f one penny * week.
cmnr's
Membership Award
pins to four Cassdlwrry Lions
The old stone hous* Wash
for bringing in new members
during the drive. Casselberry ington used as h ir headquar
received half of tho eight pins ter* at V alley F org* haa
given in the region which Is been preserved in th* V ails?
Forge Memorial Park.
composed of 15 clubs.
Old Glory Post
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a by product o f petroleum.
Sheriff Hobby
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League
Leaders Lose
10-Inrung
Rotarians Edged By Shrine Nine, 3-2
Votary lost a to-lnnlng
thriller to Shrine yesterday
afternoon, 8-2, and Civitan
edged CPO last night 7*4 to
tighten tha Junior League
•tendings. Tha Civitan club
now trails first placa Rotary
by one-half gama.
Skipper Seakarik and Bill
Schmidt teamed up in a pitch
ing dual with Sankarik end
his Shrine teammates winning
out in a gama th at took three
extra innings to decide.
Shrine scored two runs la
tha first busing; Rotary cams
hack with two ha the fifth and
th a t was all the scoring until
tha tenth whan Brad Hotting*
worth hit a sacrifice fly, scor
ing Eddie W a r m from third
baao with what proved to be
the winning run.
Civitan and CPO changed
the lead six timea before be
fore CIvRaa finally polled out
th e victory hy eeorlng the
winning run in the last of
tha seventh. John Wolfe gain
ed credit for tha win.
Jlaamy Patterson had two
hits,
Van
Robbins
and
Tommy Hickson contributed
doubles and Mika Hickson
aockod a triple to lead tha
Civitan batters. Darrell Vodo-
PORT WORTH (U PI) —
Tha 63 survivors, headed by
Canada's young George Knud•on, mad# another atab today
a t trying to got In Uio stormbattered final round of tho
|100,000 Colonial National In
vitation golf tournam ent
Two
provloua
attempts
pitch accounted for tha only
other hit by the winners.
Larry Williams was tha
outstanding player for CPO,
netting four hits In four tripa
to the plaU, Including a sev
enth Inning home run over the
left centerfleld fence that had
tiad tha score. CPO outhlt
Civitan nlna to elz but coma
up on tha short and of the
final aeon 7-6.
In the Little Leagues, The
Locomotive Engineen maneu
vered their way to a 3-1
triumph over Hunt LincolnMercury- In the last Inning,
with two outs and tn llln g
1-0, It aaemed Hunt would
taka the victory but Dennis
Jonts cams up to pinch hit
with the basts empty and
placed a threa bagger into
right field to sta rt off tha
Engineer rally. Scotty Clemmer then walked; Daffron
had a bast hit; Danny Cook,
who was top hitter with two
safatlee, added a bass hit and
Rudy Gustafson walked and
befora it was all over, Locomotlva had pushed scrota
th n a runs to ice tha win.
Paul Watson hurled a threehitter to get eredit for the
win. Tha victory left Locomo
tive one-half gama out of first
were drowned out 8unday and
Monday and tha courts fig*
uraa to ba In auch poor ploy
ing condition—If it it play
able ot all—that liberalised
winter playing rules will be
in effect down the stretch
run for the (20,000 first
prise.
Registration Time For Red Cross
Summer Swim Classes Scheduled
Registration dates have
been se t for American Rod
Crooa owtmmiag classes a t
five location* throughout tha
county.
Tha free classes are open
to boginnora, advanced begin
ners and Intermediate swim
mer*,
Classes in Banferd, to ba
bald a t Ft. Mellon Municipal
Pool, will begin on June 7.
Registration is now underway
• t the City Recreation Dipt.
Registration will ba hsld
from U a.m. to 1 p.m. on
Juno 7 a t Sanford Naval Air
Station, with classes begin
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H e w ife, attendants.
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has been eommenrad asatnsl
you In tha t'lrrult t'nurt o f
tha Ninth Judicial Circuit e f
eha Stale o f Florida In and tor
geminate County, tha ebbre.
vetted title o f which la;
Y h e Bowery Savte*e Bank, at*..
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at a l.
Defendants,
la Chancery Na. 14114.
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foreclosure (h at certain mortg e e s h alt and ewhed by plain
t iff, dated December I, ISIS
and reeordad Decimbr I I , ISIS
In O ffic ia l Records Book IS*
p age 111 a f tha Public Record*
o f lam inate C eu tiy, Florid*,
encumbering that certain placa
or parcel n f praparty l*cal*4.
situate, and being In nald
County end Slat*, lo - w lli
I<ot || n f South Plnecrasf,
F irst AdSUlea, aa record*
ad In P la t Hoek I*. pea**
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•te a r written datenaa* to tha
Complaint with tha Clark af
(h * Ctroelt Court e f rem iaele
County, Florida, In this pro
ceeding aad te asrv* a copy
theraef upon tha p la in tiffs a t
torneys. when* name* and ad
dress h r* karaiaaltar sat forth,
ha raeulrad by tow, eat later
thh* the Slh day at June m i .
l a dafauM thereat «ha aaas*
w ill pracaad as part* upcb the
entry a f a Dear** P ro Caafaaso agates* yea.
W ITN E S S my head aad tha
ning the next day a t the offi
cer*' pool. Theta classes era
for Navy dependents only.
Three weeks of classes will
be held In Lake Mary, June 7
through June 25. Beginning
classes will be a t 9 a.m., ad
vanced beginners at 10 and
Intermediate a t 11.
The same hours as above
will be in effect for the
classes at Lake Catherine In
Chuluota, with registration
taking placa and classes be
ginning on June 7.
In Casselberry, registration
will ba held from 9 a.m. until
noon on June 5 a t the Fire
House. Classes will begin a t
a later placa and time, still
to be determined.
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IN
THIS
CtM Ct'IT
CO 1 S T .
im - i a i . ( i n n IT o r
n in t h j i
FI.O N IIIA IV A M I r a i l SEMI-
Ntn.se cut n t v .
CHANCseav ho. l i n e
n o tm -h
or
place, behind Chase, who they
meet tomorrow afternoon.
Georges and Sanford Atlan
tic got the Little League
nighttime schedule underwag
last night at Fort Mellon
Park with the Bankers upset
ting Georges 7-2. Once again
It was Jeff Ward turning in
a stead, performance for the
winners. He allowed Georges
only one hit—off the bat of
Anslejr.
Sanford Atlantic could man
age hut one hit off loser Gor
don Bradley—a hit hy Freese
but, scored In every Inning to
win the game. Georges, by los
ing, now leads second place
Strickland Morrison hy only
oee-half game In the little
American League.
In the City Softball League,
Chick N ' Treat and the Kilo
watts took victories last n ig h t
The Kllowata powered their
way to a ll-S win over USO.
Terry Christensen was tha
winning pitcher. Tha gams
produced fire home rune, two
by Don Harvey and one each
by Terry Echols and Larry
Htlman of the Kilowatts and
Tony Navastltch of U80.
Echols, with three hits, wee
top belter for the Kilowatts.
Chick N ' Treat aqueesed
by Chase, 7-6. Ed Hamm pick
ed up tha pitching decision.
Ale* Siabo homered for CNT
and Sonny Naples had a
round-tripper for Chase. Roy
Llsk was top hitter for the
victors whils Naples lead
Chase, each with two hits.
Tha top gama today la tha
Leroy Robb-Kingswood gama
at Plnehurit tonight at 8:4G
p.m. Robb was responsible for
tha only Kingswood loss thus
far this season and a repeat
of th at earlitr feat would tia
tha two team* for first placa
in tha City League.
Tha Knights of Columbua
could clinch tha C h u r c h
League Drat half pennant by
taking both gamra in a sched
uled doublahaadar tonight a t
Ft. Mellon Park. Tha Knights
will meat two different op
ponents — Pinscrest Assem
bly at 7*30 and tha Church of
God of P a t t ‘4B.
The Knights of Columbus
are the only undefeated team.
Only one other team hea lost
Isas than two games and that
la Kingswood, beatsn ones In
eight contests. These two
teams possess tha top records
of tha 27 teams participating
in tha various recraatlon
Is agues.
In the Junior League, with
the first half coming to a
close on May ID, any on* of
threa team* could taka tha
Since these rules allow tee
title: Elks, Rotary or Civitan.
ing up in tha falrwaya and
•van Improvement of lies In
tha rough, Knudson thinks Broward Schools
someone will still conquer
Colonial Country Club's 7,100- Cop Swim Meet
yard par 86-36-70 layout and
TALLAHASSEE (U ri) —
ho hope* It will ba him.
Broward County teams gavs
"But there are a couple of other state high school squads
holes out there,” ho osid, a swimming lesson Saturday
"that I’m not sura 1 can get In 1065 Class AA champion
to in two strokes even with ships.
tha liberal rules. Llko yester
Mora than 400 swimmers
day, befora the rains, I Im from GO high schools cam*
proved my Ho on tho first
here for tha championships,
hols and promptly topped the
and most — if thsy wsren’t
ball."
from Boward County — went
Knudson and hla final
home empty handed.
three sows partners of Bruce
Crampton and Don January,
managed to play only tho
first hola befora tha rain tor- Free Agent
rants ta t la for tha day Mon
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) —
day.
Kim DdvsUlt of Evansville,
Crampton was tied for sec
ond place with Tony Lcma Ind., will battle veteran Norm
Sneed, Jack Concannon and
one stroke back of Knudson's
one-under-par 809 after 64 King Hill for the Philadelphia
holes, while January waa Eagla starting quarterback
among a half-dosen players role In the 1065 National
Football League season.
thrsa strokes back a t 212,
Tha 6-foot-l, 165-pound DeIncluded in this group—all
with aicsllant chance* of vault, a standout of the Indi
basting Knudson out of tha ana Collegiate Conference,
largest check of hla career— signed with the Eaglet Mon
wars Chi Chi Rodrigues, Al day as a free ag ent
Gsibargar, Gardner Dickinson,
Jullua Boros and Doug Band
LAST UNBEATEN
ars.
CHICAGO (UPI) — Tha
last team In tha National
Legal Notice Football League to go un
beaten In regular aeaaon play
IN T H H C IR C U IT C'OI'HT OF
TH H N IN TH JU D IC IAL CIH- waa the Chicago Bears who
C t'IT , IN AND FON S E M I NOt.■ accomplished the feat In 1942.
COUNTY. FI.OHIDA,
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W. j . 11n i v k it, i t Adm lnteirt- IN C M A h rS h T
tor o f Vaterana' Affaire, an Of- Casa Na. I m i
tlrar o f the United M alta of WORTHAUR FOE EC 1.0 SI'HR
America,
II. n. HAMU.IV and NADIK
P te te llff, SANDLIN, hla wife,
Plaintiffs,
E L L IO T T J K t a i F E N W IC K va
and DONNA J. F E N W IC K , hla A L B E R T B. C A R V E R and L IL wife,
L T B. CAnVER, hla wife.
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Dateadente.
Defendant!.
NOTICE ta H E ItK Iir G IVEN
n .R S K 'S NOTICH OF BALK
pursuant fa a Final Deere* of
NOTICE 18 H E IIE R T GIVr.N
Foraclueur* dated tha Tth day that the undersigned Clerk of
o f May. A. D. ISIS, and e n tem l •he Circuit Court o f the Ninth
la Chancery No. H ite , of tha Judicial Ctrcall, In and far
Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Samlnote County. Florida, pur
Judicial Circuit In and far suant to tha Final Decree of
Eamlnola County, F l e r l d n , Foreclosure made and tnlared
wherein W, J. DHIVKH. na Ad- tha Slh day o f Hay, A. D.
m lnletralor or Vaterana' Af* 1*S*. by satd Court In tha caea
telra, an o fflr a r o f tha United nr H. 11 PAND LIN and SADIE
Slalea o f America, b e vie s hie SA N tlLtN . hla wife, p laln llffi,
principal offic e la the C lly e f versus A L B E R T R CARVER
Washington, District e f Celum* aad L IL L Y B. CARVER, hla
hla. I* the Plate i Iff. and E LM O T T JBPSR PEN W IC K and
DONNA J. P E N W IC K . hla wife, e f May, A. D. ISIS, during the
are the Defendaals, I w ill sell lagnl hour* ot aal*. o ffe r for
ta tha hlaheat and beat bidder sal*, and sail at public auction
for cash at the F rsa t Door o f to lha highest aad baa* bidder
tha Bamlaal* County Caurlhouae far aash, the follow ing describ
la tha C lly a f Sanford, County ed proparly, alluata, ly in g and
nf Samteols, S lat* o f Florid*, being la tha County o f aamteol*
at ll:S # A. M. an tha lath day ■tat* nf Florida, te-wlt?
o f May, lSSS, lha follow in g
l o t 4, Block I. Mineral
described property aa art forth
Spring Park, a* recorded
la aald Final Decree, ta -w lli
te Plat Book T, P a g * ta In
L o t IT. Block K. BUNLAND
tha Puhlla Record* a f BasalESTATES, according to tha
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gelh er
with
furnishings
Flat Book I I , Pages I t and
and furaltur* therein con
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aeie County, Florida,
Said aal* to b* mad* to satisfy
Together w ith !
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a. K. R efrigerator, Modal sure.
Na. TB ItS , Bertel Na. W X W ITNESS my head aad o f
O. B. Rang*. Modal ficial seal a f this Honorable
No. J i l l , Barlal Na, W Y * Coart Ihto tth day a f May, A.
m m .
Dated this Tth day e f May.
A. D , 1141.
Arthur H. Beckwith. J r ,
C lerk c f ska Circuit Court
C LE V E LA N D . STEPHENSON
A MIBB
P. U Drawer R
Attorney* for P te la ttf!
Ban ford, Florida
Publish K a y I I , 1M I
65 Hopefuls
Seek Berths
By David Hlgftabetfcam
Herald Sparta Writer
Spring training got under
way yesterday afternoon at
Seminole High School when U
young athletes came out to
compete for positions on the
Seminoles' Varsity and JayVee squads.
Acting Head Coach Jim Pigott got the ball rolling with
a short opening statement,
"Lei's get to work." Athletic
Director Fred Genas captain
ed the eligibility rules to the
new boys and Coaches Jim
McCoy, Ralph Stumpf and
Dick Williams went ovar tha
training rulei and the objec
tives of the team for neat
•caaon.
PigoU told the recruits,
"This year w« are changing
from a Class AA to a Class A,
but we will still be in the
Metro Conference. This will
give Sanford two chancas for
titles, tha H ttro and the C lan
A State Champions.
Pigott further eaplained,
"This is one of the first places
a boy can prove be is a man
and wa want only tha cream
of the crop at Semioole High.
Football is a rough, tough
game and the ooly sport left
In high school athletics where
actual body contact le permit
ted. You will have to work
hard to get In shape and itsy
that way. We need boyi out
hera who are willing to work
long and hard to put us on
top.”
Out of the U athletes re
porting for the first day of
practice, only II are return
ing lettermea. They are:
Bernie Barbour, Sterl Weber,
Sonny Messer, Frank Whigham, Rick Walitrom, Chuck
Scott, Terry Echols, Earale
Baumelster, Tony G ontslti,
Steve Harris, Mika Gray,
E arnlt Steele, Jonay Canalvino and Leroy Nopper.
At this time It looks aa if
the Seminoles will be strongeat In the backfield and will
have tha kind cf overall scor
ing that is a coach'a head
ache and the fans' delight.
The Seminoles should be able
to score oa the strong arm of
passing quarterback Frank
Wbigham and tha receiving
arm s of Mike Gray, Chuck
Scott, Leroy Nopper and Rick
Walitrom.
The members of last sea
son's JayVee squad taating for
positions on the varsity are
backs Leslla LeGore, Ron
BLVGOER TED
NEW YORK (UPI) - Ted
Williams was tha last major
league batsman to turn In a
season mark over .400—ha hit
.406 la 1941.
This group o t players w m
defeated only ooe Unto oa the
JayVca squad last aeaaoa and
will be a big boost la filling
graduating varsity.
New boys out for the team
are: Mika Ogden, Robert
Goldstein, M i k e Stubbins,
Wayne Fakas, Buraia Readricts, Danny Dunnaway, Bill
Miller, Stan Hemphill, Ed
Jobe, Leslie Green, Bryan
Brown, Robert Dorn, Randy
Brunsed, Earnest Helnbuck,
Buraia Harper, Doug Stanley,
Darrell Vodoplch, BUI Seigle,
Ware Gardner, Ronnia West
brook, John May, Robert
Macks U, Mark Caolo, David
SummersiU, M i k e Gibson,
Bruce McKJbbln, Fred Weber,
Don EtheU, Ken Hall, Johnny
Butts, Mark Parker, Gordon
Meyer and Buster Bruce.
The Seminoles b id a short
Indoctrination workout cover
ing pass receiving, running
plays and getting in position
Stumpf worked w i t h the
younger boys end WUlisms
sod McCoy worked with the
morn experienced athletes.
Practice wlU go on dsUy at
Seminole High.
Pro Gridders
Set Exhibition
ST. LOUIS (U PI)—'Tbs St.
Loula football Cardinal! to
day announced thsy will meet
tha Baltimore Colta, cham
pions of the National Football
Lsague Western Dleision In
n pre-season game a t Ntw
Orleans.
Tha Cards defeated tha
Colta In an exhibition gams
at St. Leuis, 30-21, but lost
47-27, in tho regular season.
Tha game is achtduled for
Saturday night August 14th.
Option Gibson
INDIANAPOLIS (U PI) —
The Chlrago White Sox, deep
In pitching talent, have op
tioned righthander Joe Gibson
to the Indianapolis Indians of
the Pacific Coast League.
Gibson, who won 10 and lost
seven with Little Rock of tha
PCL last year, will join In
dianapolis within the next
few days.
SPRING PRACTICE GOT U N D E R W A Y yesterday fo r Seminole Hlfth
School football hopefuls. Sixty-five boys turned out fo r first day o f drills,
among them several returning lettormen. Drills will be held daily, ending
with practice grid contest night o f May 28.
(Herald Photo)
second Inning.
ing his mound chores to Kel
Brucsbeck hurled the first ley In the sixth. The reliefer
five Innings for Bear Lake, set the Cards down in the last
striking out five before yield
two frames to preserve the
victory.
North Orlsndo managed on
Fighter Injured
ly four hits all evening. Ed
Wire led their attack with
In Ring Contest two tingles, Bo Sm art chip
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — ped in with a double and Mike
Boxer Lucian Banks of Detroit Hawk had a tingle.
Earlier in the evening,
was unconscious and in criti
Sleva
Ballard hurled a threecal condition today after being
knocked out In the ninth hitter to give the Bear Laka
round ef a 10-round heavy Little Leaguers a 5-1 decision
weight bout here Monday over North Orlando.
A four-run outburst by the
night.
Banks, 24, lapsed into un Pirates once again in the
consciousness after b ei n g fifth frame, was the deciding
knocked out in the bout a t the factor In the contest.
Clint Gorree had a single
Arena with Leotis Martin, of
and a double for Bear Laka.
Philadelphia.
Jeff Jam es, Scott Rcevea and
Jox, Leesburg
Ballard alio rapped base
knocks for the Pirates.
Win Track Meet
Paul Wallace, Kevin Ste
GA1NSCILLE (UPI) —
NEW YORK UPI) — Man phenson and Bobby Spencer
Jacksonville Englewood bare hattan College will field a all had doubles for the Card
ly won the Class A A state football team on a club basis inals.
high school track meet Sat next fall as the result of stu
urday, but Lcesburr literally dent council decision granting
ran away with the Class A formal recognition to the Jas.
per Football Club.
show.
Englewood won the AA title
The club, which was flwith 2i points. Second place nsneed by a total of 1800 un
dergraduates, will be treated
Palm Beach had 20.
Leesburg had 63 >4 points as as an extracurricular organi
Its runners and strong field sation. Tentative datea have
men set five state records In been eet for games next Octo
the division. Second to Lees* ber with similar clubs at Iona
burg was Auburndsle with College and Fairfield Uni
versity.
19 points.
By Jim B atthna
Herald Sparta Writer
A four-run fifth Inning rally
gave the Bear Lake Pirates a
6-4 victory over the North Or
lando Cardinals last night in
Senior Ltiguc action In Cas
selberry.
Trailing 2-1 at the time, the
Pirates parlayed five base
hits, including a two-run dou
ble by Bill Webb and runscoring singles by Bruce
Brucsbeck and David Kelley,
into the four markers needed
for the victory. Dick James
and Dava Unley also had hlta
in the frame.
The only other hit the Pi
rates managed In the contest
was a single by L’nley in the
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Deadline Nears To Cut Baseball Nines To Size
By Georg* C. L u i f a i
UP! S»«rts Writer
Before
midnight Tuesday
several m ajor leagle players
will become minor leaguers
and 21-year-old Johnny Briggs
is afraid be might be one o f
the group.
Midnight is the deadline for
all teams to trim down to the
23-man player limit and Briggs
a muscular outfielder with the
Philadelphia Phillies, gave a
m ajor league argument on his
own behalf Monday night.
Briggs slammed a pinch dou
ble in the ninth Inning and
scored on Johnny CaUlsoa'a
two-out single to tie the score
KED EDWARDS, clarification officer for Seminole Timing: Association,
presents trophy (le ft photo) to Paul Sharpe, Titusville, winner o f LeMans
Start in Saturday night racing at Osceola Drag Strip. In photo at right,
Bill Braswell, right, strip coordinator, presents Dick Cherry, Titusville,
with his trophy as Top Stock Eliminntor.
(Yarborough Photos)
Hornung s Fate With Packers Standings
Hangs Fire After Bad Season
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LO U ISVILLE (U P I ) - Tsui land there has been specula
Hornung is taking a "w ait and tion that he would handle most
|of the field goal and extrasee" attitude In regard to his
! point chores for the Packers.
role wllh the Green Bay Pack
Hornung said if Chandler
ers next year since the team does take over these duties It
has acquired kicker Don Chan will enable him to concentrate
dler.
more on running.
Hornung stoutly denied thst
"But I doubt If any of this
several cruclsl kicks he miss will be decided before prac
ed last season cost the Pack tice
atarls this summer,"
ers the Western Conference Hornung said.
title.
"T h e Packers had a lot of
other chances they m isted,"
Hornung said.
However, Hornung still must
have nightmares about the
boots that misted the mark In
two critical games with the
Baltimore Colts.
In the first game, Hornung
missed an extra point that en
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abled the Colts to eke out a
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In the second Colts game, with Haig mixed Seotch golf tourna
the Packers still very much in ment, featuring the world's
the running for the division top men and women profess
title, Hornung missed five ionals, moves out of Florida
field goal attempts, the last for the first lime this year and
will be played Instead at the
ont from only 12 yards out.
Hornung admitted thst his La Costa By-The-Sea Country
kicking wasn't what It should Club, Oct. 14-17, it was on
have been, and added, "thst nounccd today.
A field of 48 golfers, paired
year's layoff may have hurt
off in 24 teams, will tec off
som e."
Hornung and Alex K a m i of In the alternate shot, 72-hole
the Detroit Lions were suspend tournament, which this year
ed for one year by N F L Com will carry a purse of $30,000,
missioner Pete Roxelle for an Increase of $10,000, accord
ing to Harold L. Renficld,
betting on games.
The Packers, soon after the sponsor of the tournament.
The five previous Haig A
season ended, acquired Chan
dler from the New York Giants, Haig tourneys have been held
at Sebrlng, Fla. Sam Snead
and Shirley Englchorn won
the title a year ago and will be
back to defend.
The Haig A Haig is the only
PGA and Ladles PGA spon
sored tournament In which
UTTLE NATIONAL
men and women pros display
W L their shooting talent as part
Chase ............................. 6
2 ner*.
Locomotive Engineers . a 3 As In the past, the tourney
First Federal ............... 3
3 proper will be preceded by the
Hunt Lincoln-Mercury . 4 3 llalg A Haig Challenge Cup,
Quality Mobile Homes . 0 a which features head-to-head
Game Today; First Federal competition between Individual
vs. Quality, 4:30 Bay Ave men and women pros on Oct.
Haig & Haig
Golf Tourney
Leaves Florida
C ity League
Standings
W L P e t CB
14 7 .687
Minnesota
Chicago
14 8 .638
It
Los Angeles 15 9 .623
It
Cleveland
11 8 .379 2
Baltimore
12 11 .322 3
Detroit
11 11 .500 3tt
Boston
9 12 .429 5
Washington
10 14 .417 5>t
9 14 .391 9
New York
Kansas City
3 16 .238 9
Moaday's Resells
Detroit 3 Baltimore 4, night
Boston 3 New York 2, night
Minnesota 4 Chicago 3, night
(Only games scheduled)
Today's Games
Los Angeles at Minnesota (N )
Detroit at Washington (N)
Cleveland at Baltimore ( N )
New York at Boaton (N )
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Los Angeles 17 7 .708
Cincinnati
14 9 .600 2>k
13 11 .581 3
Houston
Philadelphia 12 11 ■322 4>t
10 10 .300 3
Milwaukee
11 12 .479 31k
Chicago
San Francisco 11 13 .438 6
10 13 .433 e it
St. Louis
9 13 .373 ■
New York
8 18 .333 9
Pittsburgh
Monday'! Results
Los Angeles 3 Houston 2, 10
innings, night
Philadelphia 4 -St. Louis 2, 10
innings, night
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, ppd,
tain
(Only games scheduled)
Today's Garnet
St. Louis at New York (N )
Houston at Lot Angeles (N )
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N )
Chicago at San Francisco (N )
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (N )
Stengel Breaks
i G O O D Y E A R
Tryouts Slated For Hopefuls Special Senior
In Pee Wee Baseball Leagues Life Saving
The Sanford Recreation De would be ineligible for Tee
partment has announced the W e*.
Last year, the Pee Wc* Leastart of tha 1M5 Pea Wee Base
ue operated with six teams
ball League season will get playing a 10 game schedule
underway with the first gamea and It la hoped that a similar
scheduled Monday, June 7lh. •et-up will be possible this
In preparation, an organiza season.
tional meeting will ba held
for all Pea Wee managers this
Thursday, May 13th, at 7:30
p. m. The meeting will be held
at the Recreation Office, with
Jim Jtrnlgan conducting tha
session. All Interested parties
should be present. Coaches are
stiU needed to work with the
LEW ISTON, Maine ( U P 1 ) 8, • and 10 year old boys that
will be participating in the T h * heavyweight title fight
phase of Recreation Depart between Caaiiua Clay and
ment baseball program.
Sonny Liston "can't go the
Try-outs for boys desiring to distance," according to for
play Pee Wee ball this year mer champion Jack Sharkey.
will be held at the Fort Mellon
Sharkey, mentioned as a
Park baieball field on May possible referee for the sched
19 and 20 from 4 until I each uled May 23 bout, said Mon
day. Boys should report to the day night it would be "alrotry-outs ready to play ball. clous" If the fight went 15
Each boy will run through round*.
clinics of batting, throwing,
"T h ey'd be hanging onto
fielding, running and pitching. each other," said Sharkey.
Birth certificates will not be "N o it's Impossible. It's gotta
required at the tryouts since be a knockout."
they will be collected at a
later data by the various
coaches.
All boys eight, nine and 10
M 08C O W (U P I ) — Viktor
years of age are eligible for
Pee Wee baseball. August 1st Kurentsov o f the U.R.A.K. aet
Is tha cut-off date. A boy a world record fo r middleseven would be eligible If he weights Sunday with a total
reaches his eighth birthday o f 450 kilograms (092 pounds)
before August 1st. But by the In three standard lifts. Hi*
same respect, a boy 10, who total was 2.8 kilograms (six
would become 11 before Au pounds) better than the form
gust 1st would be Ineligible. er mark held by Soviet A lex
Also, a boy 10 must have been ander Kurynov.
one of the participants at the
Little League try-outs or he
SPEEDY
NEW Y O R K (U P I ) - Gun
Bow ran the faitest mile and
BIG EDGE
NEW Y O R K (U P I ) - Whit- one-quarter in New York's rac
ey Focd headed into the 1983 ing history when he won the
season with a lifetlma record 1964 Brooklyn Handicap In
of 218-94, and a career won- 1:39 3/5.
lost edge over every club in
GRAND SLAMMERS
the American League.
BOSTON (U P I) - The Bos
California'* Death Valley ton Red Sox hit eight grand
ranges from lets than 4 mile* slam home runs last year to
in width to about 16 miles lead the American League in
at its widest part and is that department.
Sharkey Sees
Clay-Liston
Bout ‘A K O ’
Sets Record
Class Scheduled
A
special review
Senior
Life
Saving
claia
In
VACATION
TIME
training
will be offered for the first
time thi* year, under the spon
sorship o f the American Red
Cross.
This review course, consist
ing o f 10 hours o f refresher
instruction, will begin on May
17 at 7:30 p. m. at Ft. Mellon
Municipal Pool.
The courie la open to all
Ihoae who hold a current Sen
ior l i f e Saving card which Is
about to expire, or those
whose card expired in the past
year.
Sirs. J. A. Kilpatrick, chair
man of the Red Cross Water
Safety Committee, stressed the
fact there must be a minimum
of 12 people register for the
course If It Is to be offered.
The special course allows requallfiration as Senior l i f e
Saver after Just 10 hours of
Instruction, Instead of the us
ual 22 hours.
Invite Five
STOCKHOLM (U P I ) — Tha
Japanese Speed Skating A s
sociation has Invited thraa
skater* rarh from Sweden,
Norway, Finland, Helland and
the Soviet Union to take part
In an International meet at
Sapporo, Japan, next winter, I
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12.
plays host to the St. Louis
Cardinals.
"W e have a game against
the Cardinals tomorrow night
and I'll be in the dugout man
N E W YO R K (U P I ) — Tha aging," Stengel said at West
Houston Oilers will provlda Tolnt. N . Y., Monday, Just
the opposition fo r New York hours after he broke a bone
in the Jets' first o f fiva exhi in his right wrist when he fell
bition games on Aug. 7 at to the ground.
Alexandria, Va,
The mishap occurred as
The Jets also play Boston Stengel prepared to board a
twice — on Aug. 13 at A llen bus prior to the Meta exhibi
town, Pa., and Aug. 28 at N or tion meeting with Arm y. Sleafolk, Va. — and th* American gel w ai wearing spikes at the
Football
League
champion time and they caught on the
Buffalo Bills twlca — on Aug. cement outside the gymnas
21 at Now Brunswick, N J ., ium.
and Sept. 2 at Buffalo — be
fore opening tha regular seaion on Sapt 11 in Houston’s
new domed stadium.
nue Park
UTTLE AMERICAN
W I,
Georges ..........................4 3 Exhibitions Set
Strickland Morrison . . . 3 3
Navy ............................. 4
4
Sanford Atlantic .......... 4
3
Florida State ................2 «
G a m e Tonight: Strickland
Morrison vs Navy, 7:30,
Fort Mellon Park
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W L
Rotary ........................... 3 2
Civitan ..........................3
3
Elks ............................... S 3
Eluants ........................ 3 4
CPO ............................... 3
5
Shrine ........................... 3 5
Next G a m e e Wednesday;
Shriae vs. CPO, 4:10 p.m.;
Elks vs. Kiwanis, 7:30 p.m.,
at Plnehurst Park
a n r league
DOUGHTY DODGEM
w L
LOS ANGELES ( U P I ) - T b t
Kings wood ..................... 7 1
Dodgers dominated the Nation
Leroy Robb Construct'n • 2
al League pennant races over
Kilowatts ........................ 8 3
the last 10 years, winning two
Panning Lumber .............3 3
In Brooklyn (1933-56) and one
Chick N' Treat .............. 4 3
In Los Angeles (1963).
Chase ............................. 1 I
USO ............................... 1 •
N E T S DAY
Games Tonight: 7:90 p.m.,
NEW Y O R K (U P I ) - The
USO vs. Panning Lumber;
1:43 p.m., Leroy Robb vs. lowly New York Meta scored
Kingswood, both games at (he moat runs in a National
League game last s c a s o n -lt
Plnehurst Park
against the Chicago Cubs on
CMURCH LEAGUE
W L May 28.
Knights of Columbus . . 7
o
SOUTHPAW RECORD
Church of God of P. . . . 3 3
Congregational .............. 3 3 NEW YO R K (U P I) - WarPiaecrcat Assembly . .. I • rtn Spahn of the New York
Games Tonight a t F t. Mellon Meta bolds the major league
P ark. 7:20, K of C vs. Pine- record for the most victories
crest Assembly; 1:43, K cl for a southpaw, with 384 to
1984.
C vs Church af God of P.
at 2-2 against the St. Louis made up their mind* who will League gam * played, Loa An- and the Pirates w ere rained i *4 , D etrok edged Baltim ore
Cardinals. Briggs stepped up K° "
I gelea nipped Houatan In 10 la- out at Pittsburgh.
3-4 and Boston beat N ew York
Both of B riggi hit* c im e off
j .j j B increaae It* league,
...
again In the 10th and slammed
In the American League, 3-2 in the only games tchedul‘ he flrit lead to 2'k game*. Cincinnati' Mlnnciota trimmed Chicago* ed.
a two-run home run with two reliever Bob I
pitcher he faced when he came
out to win the game 4-2.
up to the big league* last year.
Although the Phillies' sopho The homer came after a twomore was excited over Ms nut xlngle by Ruben Amaro.
game-winning blow, he also Kd Roebuck was the winning
was concerned about the Im hurler in relief.
pending cut-down date, lie has
Tim McCarvcr hit hla first
been to bat only 13 times this home run of the acaion for the
season.
Cardinal* off starter Jim Bun"Sure, I'v e been thinking ning and Dick Groat drove in
about the cut down and It's the other St. Louis tally on an
worried m e," he said. "But I Infield out. Tony Taylor sing
don't think my two hits tonight led home the first Philadelphia
w ill have anything to do with run.
It. I think they've already
In the only other National
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"Mention physical fltnaa* and most
girls think about tha boy they know
who plana to bo a |*t pilot, or tho on#
who wants to bo a Navy frogman.
And maybo they'll think about a girl
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The Future M anga to tho PR. Medical
authorities put It this way: "It is a
tragic waste to highly educate the
mind* of our children and neglect tha
physical conditioning that can help
them participate in tha future to tho
full orient of their abilltt**."
Warnings Ilka this have sparked action.
Tha President's Council on Physical
Fltnoaa haa developed programs that
any school can Initiate, regardless of
limitations In facilities or I
; Published as a public aanrlca In cooperation with Tha Advertising Council
Wa'r* making progress. Yet even to
day, le u than half our school childrea
get the dally minimum of vlgoroua
exercise they need for adequate
physical development
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D i a n e M e is t e r , W i l l i a m
Decker W e d
H
a
lFo re s t
In M c C lu r e
,
Jamas
Academy
Hamrick
with
Elder
I
performing
1
La ke
Miss Linda Plnnock waa
h o ite n to r a surprise splash
party, honoring her uncle,
Dennis Hearn, o f Dol Ray
Manor, Altamonte Springs.
The honoree was celebrat
ing his 17th birthday and the
Plnnock home at 310 Penn
Avenue was gaily decorated
for the occasion. The refresh
ment table was adorned with
a beautiful birthday cake.
Among the many gifts re
ceived was one of particular
interest. It was an iguana,
which was prompUy named
Cleopatra.
the candlelight ceremony.
I
A t the organ waa Mrs. Rogar Moyer. Guest soloist was
Herb Butterfield, who sang
T i l Walk Beside Y o u " and
" A Wedding P ra y e r."
Miss Carole Krause, cousin
o f the bride, lighted the can
dles. Carole wore a lavender
eheath type dress lined with
white. Rolling out the white
carpet was Joel Meister, bro
ther of the bride. Joel, a loof
with another brother, Gary,
w ere ushers. Head usher was
Edward Hurd.
Diana's three sisters were
all In the wedding. Her sister,
Trudy Karen was maid of
honor. Eras Marlene and Mareta Joy were bridesmaids.
The three sisters’ dresses
were lavender over white. The
sleeves and bams of the white
lining were trimmed with
lace. The dresses were in
Grecian style.
Mrs. Meister, along with
her four daughters
made
these very beautiful dresses,
head bands and the dress the
bride wore.
Diane was given in m arri
age by her father. Her dress
(op was o f lace, with short
sleeves and a satin belt and
bow. The white chiffon skirt,
which bad MO pleats, was
over a white sheath type
skirt- H er dress waa floor
length and the head piece was
Diane's own Idea and work.
She has very long hair and It
was piled up high In curls.
White satin ribbon waa en
twined with her favorito flow
ers, stephanotls, which were
flown hare from California.
She carried a white Bible
with calls Bales, the stepbanotis and ivy.
Best man was Melvin Dec
ker, brother o f the groom. The
bridesmaids' bouquets were
o f phalaenopsia and Ivy. They
wore bead bands o f satin with
small face veils. All the
bridesmaids had shoes dyed
H
t
Q
blue suit with a matching hat
MR.
their
and a corsage similar to that
o f Mrs. Meister.
A reception fo r SO guests
was held following the wed
ding at the Melstcrs' home on
Highway 430 In Forest City.
A three-tier wedding cake
was served with fruit punch,
_
mints, nuts and finger tip
- • 'F
sandwiches,
S’
,
Out of town guests Includ■•j1:
\ ^
cd: Mrs. Jean Wright and Mr.
, and Mrs. G. Antollnl o f Chlcaj A
VH.
* go, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
■ Decker, Hensdale, 111.; Mrs.
r *. j ' i . A I L. Noseworthy, Mrs. Mabel
W h ', i ,
.*
A Hopkins and daughter, Ml» ■ v * ’W £ T j\ •<’ a*>. anfi Mr. an[i Mr*. Kar|
y Smith, oil of St. Cloud, Fla.
• 1- j
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Mr s. Theresa Turk, aunt of
.
■ JU
Diane, from Hrooklyn, N. Y.,
"'ho had charge of the guest
bonk;
Miss Carrie Sharp,
Lakeland; T o m m y
Ham,
Tampa, and Mel Decker of
Berwyn, 111.
The newlyweds left for a
honeymoon in California and
will make thrlr home in Lake
A N D MRS. W IL L IA M DECKER cutting
Harriet Estates In Forest City
wedding cako.
when they return home.
C o u p l e C e le b r a te s 6 2 t h
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Priest
celebrated
their
62nd
wed
ding anniversary last Sunday
with a fam ily dinner at their
home. A variety of food was
served including several dec
orated anniversary cakca.
All six of their children at
tended
parents
and
presented
white
their
carnations
to
|wear and an arrangement of
yellow
chrysanthcmuma
and
lavender gladlola.
The gucsta enjoyed brows
ing through the fam ily "h is
tory" being compiled by Fan
nie Belle Kipp. The book fea
tures old photographs, old let
ters snd nearly completed
gencologlcsl tables d a t i n g
back many years. Mrs. Kipp,
as a hobby, is doing cxtcnslvo
research to add to her collec
tion.
Tha Herald welcomes all
Mr. and Mrs. Priest were
social news with the fo l
married May 6, 1003 at Con
lowing regulations estab
ner, Fla, The event took place
lished:
at the homo of Mra. Priest,
1— Photograph and cov
the form er Florcnco Randall.
erage requests should be
As a little girl sho met tho
made three daya prior to
boats from Jacksonville aa
even t
they landed at her fathcr'a
S— Engagement a n d
dock on the St. Johns River.
wedding forma are avail
Mr. Priest Is a veteran of
able to be accompanied by
the Spanlsh-Amcrican W a r
photo four days before
and has farmed all his life.
announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. Priest enjoy
5— New s may be sub
an active life, he with his
mitted a t office, via mall
grove and garden and ahe
or phone fo r short notices.
with five children away from
Typewritten accounts in
home to whom ahe writes
lower case double spaced
every week. They attend the
are expedited more quick
Southern
Methodist Church
ly. Names should be print
regularly. H ie honored couple
ed in manuscript reports.
received many lovely cards
4— Personal black and
and gifts.
white photos and negatives
Present for Ihs occasion
are acceptable.
were Mr. snd Mrs. Randall
6— Photos made by H er
Priest Jr., Eau Gallle; Mr.
ald s ta ff aaay bo duplicat
and Mrs. R. D. Priest, Sarah,
ed at nominal coat
Elisabeth, Daniel, Louise and
Society Editor
Emily, all o f Sanford; Mrs.
Doris Williams
A. C. Brockman, Pattis and
122 -tflll— C ity
John Brockman a n d Jim
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F R A N K IE LAROCCA, right, talni? crowned by
hln brother, Roch nt hln nlxth birthday pnrty at
liappy Acres Kindergarten. Each pupil gets to
nit in the King Chair and choose a classmate
to crown him on the big day. Refreshments are
also served and games played in his honor.
D rinkD ope, Sex And Money
Bother Women In Trouble
NEW Y O R K ( U P I ) —Women, line behavior. Some o f them
who make tho police blotter] support
their
habit
through
typically masculine crimes —
breaking and entering, pocket
picking.
—AI-COnOLKN:
The wom
an alcoholic usually takes
great pains to hide her drink
ing habits and her drink.
Many fem ale alcohollca arc
very convincing liars, with
the capacity to rationalise to
such an extent that they do
not recognlso their own drink
ing problem. As an example,
the malnutrition accompany
ing excessive drinking often
is rationalized by the alco
holic woman as the result of
dieting. The emotional prob
lems of the fem ale alcoholic
often are suppressed by the
use of tranquilizers, barbltuales, and bromides, further
masking the problem. I f she
goes for treatment, she often
winds up In a private institu
tion and has what Is described
as a nervous disorder. Even
when death Is due to alcohol
ism there rarely Is an autop
sy. The cause of death Is re
ferred to delicately — "heart
failu re."
— LA R C E N Y BY W OMEN:
The Federal Bureau of Invcsligation reports that in 1U63,
nearly CO,000 women were ar
rested for larceny. Arrests
were surpassed only by those
fur disorderly conduct and
drunkenness. Thirty y e a r s
ago, men's larcenies exceeded
women's by a ratio of nine to
one. The ratio now la four
male to one female larceny.
— WOMAN WHO KILL*: In
1063, out o f the national total
oi 6,080 arresta for murder
and non-negllgcnt manslaugh
ter, 1,009 were women. Char
acteristics of the female mur
derer—she usually has been
married at least once, she has
delinquency
in
her
back
ground. Women's victims tra
ditionally have been fam ily
members. When a woman
murders her husband, It may
often be premeditated. I f she
does not kill her husband ln
a rage, sbe usually plana hla
death very carefully, often
poisoning him over an extend
ed period of time. Infanticide
la the second most frequent
type o f homicide committed
by women. Almost exclusive
ly the women are unable to
cope with their responsibili
ties as a child bearer and
rearer.
B1LVRRPLATR BY —
INTERNATIONAL
B y Frances Wester
A comc-as-you-are momlng
coffee social was held at the
home o f Mrs. Joseph (L en a)
Eith in Lake Mary for the
women of the community,
their friends and neighbors.
The decorative serving ta
ble held all kinds o f goodies,
including doughnuts, buns and
fruit Juice. All of the guests
admired the Eiths' beautiful
yard and flowers.
Those attending were Alice
Werner,
Florence
Zimm er
man, Ola Del Cochran, Isa
b e l l e Thompson, Beatrice
Keefer, sister of Mrs. Thomp
son visiting from St. Peters
burg, Mildred Donaldson and
granddaughter, Be L i n d a ,
Amanda R e a v e s , Mildred
Sandusky, B e t t y Freeman,
Emma Bashara, Ruby SJohlom, Lu Vera Harrison, Mar
tha Riley, Phyllis Rugenstcln,
Bessie Beebe.
Also, Mildred Tillis, Libby
Smathers, Laura Cox, Fern
Benedict and son, Bob, V ir
ginia Tomlinson, Vola Sloan,
F l o r e n c e Hcnnessy, Lena
Gleason and grandson, Kyle,
Ruth Goble, Laurcttc Wil
liams, Betty Bailey, Virginia
Anderson, Margaret Ulmer,
Maxine Hopkins, Lois Pugh,
Mable Brown, Anna Turning,
Vcrlle Crocker, Elizabeth Wil
liams and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Palety.
D E N N IS H E A R N with Cleopatra, nn iguana,
which was among the many gifts he received at
a surprise birthduy party in his honor.
Toastmistress Club Plans
#
Charm Program Wednesday
P st Flcsher, owner and di- vice president, and presently
rector o f the Winter Park *prv«s on U10 board of dirccmodeling and finishing school, ,0” \
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.
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. . ’
Pat Is local fashion consultwill be guest speaker of the , nt for mnny ito re i ln tha 0 rAnchor* Toastmistress iando arca amj has served as
u
at the Holy Cross Parish Hall
Guests are invited to attend
the meeting to hear Miss
Flcsher speak on "H ow Deep
la Your Itut? , a talk touchIng on the many aspects o f a
charming speaker Well quailficd to speak on the subject,
she is a charter member o f
the Modeling Association o f
commentator for many of Um #
Naval 0 (fic e r i. w iv c i falhkm w
, howf durlng ^
p i l t lew
ycarl>
Known throughout the atate
#| t (aihlon authority and
conuM nUtor o f fa,hlon shows
p a l., actlvlllci u k c her l0
n)>ny cjtje i and towns ln Florjdg jecturing an(j giving fashlon cIlnlci. Pat ,, on the lt a ((
America and has been the or- of y ,c university of MisslsslpganUations president a n d pi to
lts Summer
9
Charm Camp and is an honn A c a n / a r /
V / L fjw l V C L I
D w
D y
w s r y member of Beta Sigma
phi. She Judges many beauty
pageants Including the Miss
P r ie fa r n
L. C L O L C IIi
^ fr ir
Uixi* Contc* t
J lU i
This summer she will spon...
.
. . .
, *or a fashion and arts tour to
Worthy Patron, then to each Europc>
tour , , , firj|
officer and member present,
as Sirs. Robert P. Cole sang
an appropriate selection honoring mothers to tho tune of
"Beyond the R iver."
During the business meeting
two petitions for affiliation
were received and one petilion for reinstatement. Two
were elected to receive the
degrees o f the Order,
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Byron Leach, Mrs.
Charles Cole, Ruth Wilkinson
and Eva Beckham.
SPECIAL SALAD —
WITH LAMB
Here's a leftover lamb sal
ad, special enough tor enter
taining. Combine 2 cups diced
cooked Iamb with 1 cup diced
celery, 1 cup Bing cherries, 4
hard-cooked eggs, diced, U
cup chopped nuts, 1 teaspoon
salt and 1 cup mayonnaise.
Serve on salad greens. Makes
6 servings.
in Florida and will be educational as well as an adventure
in good living,
Since the school emphasises
seeking a higher way of living through the development
of Individual charm and is designed to teach its members
the adventures of living in
depth by discovery of Individital self, it parallels many
goals
in "Toastm istress"
which teaches its members to
be charming and effective
speakers.
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wick,
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Kelm, L a rry O'Donnell,
Brady, Rick Leonard,
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ion and Vince Brown.
Thoae attending and enjoy*
ing the event with the honoree
included Theresa R e n e w ,
Frank Renew, Rick Lombardl, Lix Sherwen, Ann Tra-
Coffee Held
For Lake Mary
Neighbors
Instead of the society pages
range from those who play
for pay to those who kill.
In between arc the drug ad
dicts, the alcoholics, tho rob
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Sims, and Francle, Orlando; Pat bers.
Ml. Dora; Mr. and Mrs. V er Priest, Mrs. R. A. Carleton
Put them together and you
non Priest and Anthony, Mr. and Jimmy Carleton, all of have tho ills of modern wom
and Mrs. It. E. Kipp, Mr. and Miami, and Mrs. Frances en — a subject "University
Mrs. Ed Vsrn, Mlchie, Lenny Golsen, Sanford.
Woman," published by Fairlelgh
Dickinson
University,
covers in an unusual report.
The exploration Into the
backgrounds of women in
trouhio was a joint effort of
sociology students in Juvenile
delinquency and criminology
classes and tho staff o f the
publication.
Previous issues wero devot
ed to such topics as—Beauty
and the Creative Woman, tho
Creative Woman In Science.
Why switch from the high
and mighty to sociological and
criminal ills? Because they're
a fart of life.
As women have moved Into
the mainstream o f commun
ity, business, educational and
political life, they have come
MR. A N D MRS. C. C. P R IE S T
to experience the frustrations,
aggravations and abrasions
that formerly were absorbed
only by men, the report noted.
"Thus one might reasonably
expect that as the number of
W EDNESDAY
George
outstanding p u b l i c accom
JAC ARAN D A Circle w i l l Rounds will lie hostess at her
plishments
by
women
In
meet at 7 p.m. at the Garden home, 440 Virginia Avenue, creased, so also would the
Center for a covered dish sup for a covered dish luncheon at number of disasters,” said
per to which husbands and 11 a.m.
Lois Pratt, associate profess
frlcnda are invited. Members
WOODROSE — Cecil Tuck or on tho editorial bourd of
are asked to bring dishes to er 11 will discuss landscape "University W om an."
contribute,
plants for
ex design when the circle meets
Highlights of tho report:
change, duea payments, and at 8:30 a.m. at the Lake Mary
- S E X U A L FREED O M : A l
their Individual place settings home o f Mrs. Lee R. Sallee. though we live In a basically
for supper.
Mrmbcra are reminded to Purilaniral society which for
C E N T R A L - Members will bring their plants for ex bids premarital sexual activ
meet at 9:43 a.m. at the beach change and their landscape ity for both sexes, the double
home o f Mrs. William T. Ca garden designs. A covered standard long has existed
vanaugh, 4633 Van Kleek, Sil dish luncheon will be served. which Ignores promiscuity in
ver S a n d s , New Smyrna
the male while condemning it
F R ID A Y
Beach. There will be a cover
D IR T GARDENERS - Fol in the female. Increasingly,
ed dish luncheon following the lowing a meeting st 10 a.m. promiscuity is being ignored
meeting. It is suggested that at the home o f Mrs. Irwin In the female, too, although It
members dress comfortably. Fleischer, members will go to still is not openly okayed.
Mrs. George Chapman Jr. is Winter Park fo r lunch at Contraceptives, improved and
to bo co-hostess.
Creighton's Garden Reatau- widely available, have pro
THURSDAY
rant.
vided women much more free
IV Y — An informal meeting
HIBISCUS - Members plan dom. Now, they can exper
will follow a covered dish to meet at the home of Mrs. ience sex relations without the
supper at 7 p.m. at the home K. M. Luecker at 11 a.m. for risk of pregnancy. Not all the
of Mrs. W. LaM ar Meredith, a covered dish luncheon.
new freedom is turning every
403 Beth Drive.
ROSE — Members w ill meet woman into a prostitute. The
M AG NO LIA — Beginning at at 0:43 a.m. at the home of prostitutes h a v e
financial
10 a.m., members wlU enjoy Mrs. O. L. Barks to bear the need in common. Some other
a swimming party and picnic convention delegate report. A women play for no pay.
lunch at the home o f Mrs. H. covered dish luncheon will be
— DRUG
AD D ICTIO N:
H. Sherwood, 3360 Revoos served.
More than
four
thousand
Court.
women were arrested in the
SATURDAY
MIMOSA — Members will
C A M E L L IA Circle members United States in 1963 for vio
meet at the homo of the pres have Invited their husbands lation o f narcotics laws. The
ident, Mrs. Don 8mlth. A cov to a barbeque at a place addict frequently baa exper
ered dish luncheon is planned, which will be announced later. ienced difficulties In coping
following a discussion o f pro
with the responsibilities of
grams fo r the coming year.
being a woman. In interviews
SA LA M I—WITH EGGS
Lika egg salad sandwiches with addicts it wss discovered
In your home? Add new sest that many of the females
to the filling with chopped strive for and emulate mascusalami along with dicod cel
ery and mayonnaise enough to
moisten.
W e d d i n g A n n iv e r s a r y
R rralH
S u rp ris e B i r t h d a y P a r t y
a matching haL Her corsage
to match their lavender dress- Joseph Meister, w o r e
sleeveless deep pink dress was o f glamcllia and godsefMiaa Diana Meister became e*
with
draped neckline and flanco IcavcI>
the bride cd WUUam D ecker,1 ]
___
The bridegroom'a mother,
Sunday, April S3, in McClure
Mrs. G. Antollnl, wore a light
B a ll Chapel, at the Forest H
Lake
P a n fc rB
• Accredited
Charge At
1
�Iff Vnftrl VrrtTI
(D bjcU i
May 11, 1565 — Pajre
G h by
D E A R A B B Y : I am Just
A n
a v a ric e housewife. My
^h u sban d works stesdy and
we get along about as well
as any other married cou
ple. We have a fight about
once a week. 1 run my
hoifte, raise my children
and do not have an outside
Job, so I have to depend on
m y husband for every dollar
I get. He is the stingiest
O m a n in creation. He thinks
all the kids and I need are
clothes on our hacks, shoes
on our feet and food on the
table. He never gives me an
extfa penny. He IS my hus
band and be IS supposed to
support
me.
Right t
So
where am I supposed to get
Tnaaey if not from him?
NaW for m y problem: For
a years I have been taking
loose change or a dollar or
twe out of his pints pocket
while he's sleeping. 1 think
I im entitled to it, so would
you consider this “ steal
in g "?
F E E L IN G G U ILT Y
D E A R F E E L IN G : Wheth «r you are "entitled" to it
o r - not, taking something
w without the owner's permisslaii Is “ stealing.” Every
w ilt should get an allow
ance, no matter how small.
But you have no more right
to pick your husband's poc
kets than he has to pick
your purse.
• • •
D E AR A B B Y : Everyone
^ h a s heard of problem chi!^ d r e n , but you don't hear
much about problem moth
ers. Well, 1 have one. Mom
and I have always been
very close and I'v e always
told her everything. I am I I
and a freshman in college,
but you’d think I was four
years old the way my moth
e r treats me. 1 know she
means well, but I wish she
would quit trying to "h elp "
me with my love life. I hid
a
little misunderstanding
with a young man who was
getting Interested In me and
m y mother called him up
and tried to "straighten it
out." I was so embarrassed
I nearly died. He never
called me arter that and I
don't blame him. Another
time my mother called a
young man's mother and
told her that if her son
would ask me to the Charity
Ball she was sure I'd ac
cept. Naturally, he never
called. I know Mom loves
me but she's doing more
harm than good. What does
a girl do with a mother like
that?
MOTHER TROUBLE
DEAR TRO UBLE: Tell
your mother more emphat
ically please to resist try
ing to live your life. And
if that doesn't work, tell
her less.
• • •
DEAR A B B Y : I have a
wife and four daughters and
with all the yelling, squeal
ing and arguing, the place
is like a madhouse. I can't
get into the bathroom be
cause one of them is always
In there doing her hair, tak
ing a bath or painting her
face on. Every time I sit
down 1 sit on rollers or
curlers. And I ran choke
from the hair spray. How
does a father manage to
live through something like
this? And if a father is
lucky enough to get his
daughter married off, 1 hear
the girl's father has to put
on the wedding. Aren't there
9
By Abigail Van Buren
any advantages to having
girls?
FATH ER OF GIRLS
DEAR
FA TH E R :
Yes.
Someone once said, “ A son
is a son till he takes a wife
. . .
but a daughter's a
daughter all her life ."
C O N FID EN TIAL TO " L IT T L E N E L L ": “ Morality is
moral only when it is vol
untary."
• • •
For Abby’s booklet, “ How
To Have A Lovely Wed
ding,” send SO rents to Ab-
(x)s Jhn
By Mr*. M urid Lawrettca
Nrwapaprr Entcrprlaa Aaan.
DEAR MRS. LA W R E N C E :
by. Box 69700, Los Angeles,
My
son'a teacher *ay# he may
Calif.
nut be able to do 8th grade
Troubled? Write to Abby, work next year without auntBox 69700, Los Angeles, mer tutoring. Sh* »aya he is
Calif. For a personal reply, a bright child but a pour
enclose a stamped, self- achiever. I am turc that this
is tny husband's fault and
addressed envelope.
that Al rnuld do much better
school work if his father
didn't yell at him whenever a
:
mark goes down. I haven’t make it impossible fo r them school work.
- • -»
told him that A l w ill need to want to please us. Our
To fr-a them from tfcafr
tutoring because I know what raging at them makes them
confusion, wa hare to bo
a blasting the child will get. so angry at us that they be
gin to equate school effort pretty clear ourselves on this
A N SW E R :
I
am
aorry with submission to us. Dig •elf-spiting trick o f angar.
you're so frightened o f your ging In their heels, they ex Wa hava to sea that our
press their resistance to us bright child who wants to do
huaband.
I f you weren’t, you might by resisting school work.
good school work is unable
t>e able to ronvinre him that
Children do use poor school
to do It because his resented
we don't perauade children to work to anger a parent who
father wants tha asm* thing.
do good tchool work by rag haa angered them by trying
Then we may be able to dis
ing at them. AR we do is to to bully them Into doing good
connect what hia resented
father wants from what ha
wants. Hi* brightness may
come to hia rescue so that ha
says, "Y ou mean I ’m ao mad
at daddy that I can't study
It required that when our op because he wants me to? But
NO RTH
11
ponent* bid * slam against It I atop thinking about what
A K tO 8 9
our defensive bidding the first he wants and think about
F J65
on* o f us to act would double what i want, I ran study. Ia
♦ K q 7J
unles* he expected to be able that what you mean?”
♦ 7*
W E ST
RART ( I »
to take a defensive trick. I f
However, very bright chila :
* ass
the first one fulled to double, dten can also be very angry
FA1074
F K q i l l l
the second one would pass If children— ao angry that retal
♦ A J 10 6 6 3 4 9 43
he also expected to take a iation on u* becomes mors
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tlefensive trick end double Important than serving their
SOUTH
with no defensive trick* at own wishes to atudy. Thsn, if
A Q J 9 74
all. Hence when Ira failed to we're bright, too, we get them
F Nona
A Nona
double he waa marked with a some sessions with a psychia
A A K Q J 8 8 3J
defensive
trick against trist who, after helping them
North and South vulnerable
South's contract.”
blowr the obscuring steam o f
Fast Mouth Weal North
Jim: “ I see. You should anger, makes clear to them
5F
3A
4F
Dble
hava read that his defensive their own wish to atudy. May
I'aas 6 A
rasa
raaa
trick was th* ace o f spadrs be A l could use a few ses
Pass
and opened your singleton."
sions.
Opening lead— # A
Oswald: "R igh t! Th# hand
Meanwhile, try to appreci
cards and South's jump to six also shows the advantage o f ate your husband'* anger at
clubs was a gambl* ha had having good t e a m m a t e s . Al'a poor school work. Hia
planned when h« mad* his Dingy Weiss and Phil Feldea- method is mistaken but g e t
man got to six spades at the ting that better work is what
first bid."
Jim: "You (ipenrd lh* ace other table. Thera waa no you all want, isn't It? It's
o f diamond*. Wax that so defense against it and wa still sad that you'rt all ao frigh t
terrible?'*
two international ened o f each other that you
gained
Oswald: “ Ira and I were match points in spite o f my can't see the sameness e f
playing a peculiar convention. lead."
what yoit want.
jjacoby On (Bhidqa
Jim atarta today'* discus*
sinn o f the Vanderbilt Cup
play with an emaharrnasing
question.
Jim: “ What waa your worst
play o f the Vanderbilt tourn
ament? Or didn’t you make
any bad one*?”
Oswald: " I n e v e r make
claims of perfectlrn. My worst
play was a lead against a
slam. I sat West and the hidd i n g requires considerable
explanation."
Jim: “ Ira's heart bid was
the weak two showing a good
six-card suit and a hand just
below opening atrength in
high card*. R igh t?"
Oswald: "Yes. South’s three
club call was a deliberate
underbid. He wanted to buy
the hand. My jump to four
heart* was mainly an effort
to keep our opponent* from
finding ■ apade fit although it
turned out that we would
hava mad* four h e a r t * .
North'a double juat showed
By Oswald Jacoby
THEN A N D NO W — Out o f Mississippi in 1050 came a wholesome, freckle-faced young
ster named Mary Ann Mobley. H er talent, personality and dazzling amlle carried Mary
Ann to the pinnacle o f all beauty contest aspirants— Miss Am erica 1958, at left. Now,
seven years later, Mary Ann shows great promise as an actress. More beautiful these
days, if possible, she appears m ore mature, right, with an acquired sultry-eyed look
which is having the desired impact on film fans. Beneath the H ollyw ood facade, how
ever, Mary Ann says: “ I tee the real m e— freckles and alt.”
T V Time Previews
EDYTH THORNTON M cLEO D
Charm and grace are, in actress, NOT one who cso only
deed assets possessed by few play herself.
She tells you with a smile,
women, but Martha Scott, ac“ I am from Missouri," and she
Stress, wife and mother is a is. Born in Jamcsport, Miss
fascinating woman who has ouri. she cannot remember
both.
when she first wanted to be
She has been appearing in an actress—"just alw ays." I
the
long-running
Broadway had a brief visit with her af
bit, “ N ever Too L a te." She ter the matinee and we talked
plays her role delightfully and about everything — her child
at the moment is taking a ren, her home to which ahe
brief rest at her Connecticut
must commute and her hus
home and having a wonderful
band, a professor at Yale. He
mflme with her four-year-old
ii Mel Powell, pianist, com
"daughter. Martha Scott is just
poser, husband o f a Broadway
49 years old and besides the actress and a professor. All
lour-year-old she has a teen this could, it seems to me,
age daughter and a son in the
be the background for a Mar
A ir Force.
tha Scott play.
When Martha Scott first
She hss beautiful, express
made her great success on the ive eyes, a warm, outgoing
screen in “ Three Cheers for personality, and a slender fi
Miss Bishop," she portrayed
gure ( " I don’t eat m uch").
a seventy-six-year-old woman
When we met she wore a stun
A —and she was only twenty- ning dress of brightly colored
four. In fact, most of her roles stripes running around the
have been of old women and body, so you know she has a
this, o f course, is a tribute to
lovely figure.
the fact that she is a real
You have seen Martha Scott
on TV, in the movies, on
Broadway, radio and soon she
will appear in a new play,
i v th is r i n c t ' i r c o r n T o r
in
a
new
play.
T H K V I V T I I J l l H t l S I . r i H - appear
C U T . i v AVIS f o i i ss:ssivni.K She loves Broadway because
ic a t'N T Y . ri.o H tiia,
she can commute and be at
Ma t l a w s o . a s m s
J. J. W I I J U N and ROT. A. home more—and her young
LINDQUIST,
r u t nt Iff*. daughter loves thatl
T*.
At forty-nine she ia just in
WIL.T.1E MAIITIS’ , *t at.,
Ii*f*n4*nt*. her stride. She has success
woTirss o r essr-surr-a aai.K through hard work and she
Motlr* la h*r*by elv*n that
I. J. U
H o n o r . Bhtrlff of does really radiate charm and
■•mlnola County, Florida, un- grace in real life, not only be
d *r and by virtu* of a Juda- fore the footlights.
maat and W r i t o f Execution
Tomorrow — “ Dear Edyth
(•sued lh*r*on out of lb* abov*
K*atlt1*d Court. In Ilia abov* Thornton M cLeod"
TU ESD AY, M A Y II, IMS
TV Tim e's Show o f the Night:
10-11 p.m. NBC. Bell T ele
phone Hour (C olor) An excell
ent musical hour, all the more
welcome
on
a
generally
sparse evening. Hoagy Car
michael serves as host on a
tour through the legend of
Tin Pan Alley with a cast in
cluding Carol Lawrence, Les
lie Uggams, Peter Nero, Bill
Hayes, Matt Mattox and Gor
don Macllae. Loaded with
plenty of good old tuneful,
hummable music, memories
ol personalities o f the p u t,
Broadway shows, movie mu
sic and a special tribute to
Irving Berlin, hothing excit
ing, but a very pleasant way
to spend an hour.
7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. No
vak. “ With a Hammer In his
Hand, Lord, Lord." (Rerun)
Tonight's episode concerns an
V S ? t h e Slat day o f May. t»4».
Wtwaao tha laanl hoar* of
taW, namely H i t # •'/tack
th* forenoon nnd I:SS oelock
fen tha aftarnoon. ea aeia day.
N»l tha Fro at door o f tho Courthouao at
Sanford, feemleet*
Csuaty, Florida. I will « » » • *
for aal# aad aoll to tho highact tlddar for eaeh. In bond,
the above daaarlbad p r«p *r.r.
a* she property o f tho eaid Dafandanta. Will ia m K. ■ • I t b and
WIRte Marti*, t * aeMalF *«<4
Judgmaat aad W r it a
(l e a purowant t *
**-*•
aad SS.S1 * f «h* IMS Florida
HOBDT.
. ,f
‘ to w in o U CoiiatFa ir} orl^ a' B y : J m N J. il n y U U r j r
aa Deputy Bhartff
Fab ll ih May 4. I U »»• **•
fc
■
COM-19
Legal Notice
v o T t r r o r A P F f.irA T tosi
FOR T A X UKKD
t ie r . 1*4.1# Fleet#* Blatvtaa af
ISIS t
NOTICE M H E R E B Y GIVEN.
That Tatar Van Moatart th*
holdar of th* (oR owlaa raft I ■
flrata ha* (Had aa'd c tr'.lll jal*
for ta i daad to b* laautd Inaraon. Th* car llflcat* numhar and
v tk t of laauanc*. th* daoorlalinn of tha propartr, and th*
n s v s la which It waa a*a**«*d
ar* as followa:
rartlflr a t* No. 411
T t t r of
laauanc* 1141
llaavrtpttoe ad Property i
i .m s
is, i t , a is Bik s
C lsr Bprtns rut Book I
Tas* 1*
Nam* In which * i* * M * d Clyd*
D. MlddUtoa. All o f aald pro
perty btlns In th* County of
Brmlnol*. Slat* or Florida. Unla** *uch centr ical* iha ll b*
redeemed according la law th*
property deecrlbed la auck cer
tificate will be aold to th*
hlghaet o**h bidder at th*
front door o f th* Bamlnol*
County Court Houaa at Baaford. Florida, on th* flrat Mon
day la th* month o f Jana. ISSS,
which la th* Ttk day a f June.
1141.
Dated I d a l l t b day # ( April,
IStl.
(Official Clark'* Baal)
Arthur H. Oackwllh, J r ,
n a r k o f Circuit Court
Samlnol* County. Florida
Dy: II. N. Tamm, Jr.
Deputy Clalrk
P u b lis h May 4. I I . >1, IS. U I S
CDM-U
swindling San Fernando Red.
8:30-9:30 p.m. NRC. Hulla
baloo (C olor) Nothing much
diffrrent tonight. Still strict
ly for the teen in heart with
another hairy group ( “ Ih e
B yrds") taking a crack al (oik
singing chorogrspher David
Winters taking a crack at
singing and such assorted tal
ents as (''rankle Avalon (the
host), Joanic Sommers, Bar
bara McNair, the Supreme#,
I’eter and Gordon, etc.
8:30 9 p.m. ABC. M cllalc’ s
Navy “ Birth of a Salesman."
Binghamton turns insurance
agent and uses his rin k to
become a success at his new
business, Meltalc and com
pany try to ilrik e back by
pretending they’re all lust at
sea, but their revenge ii
thwarted by a fine print
clause in the policy. Someone
should have read the tine
print in the script. Anyway,
it's noisy slapstick.
10-11 p.m. ABC. The Fugi
tive “ Tug ol W ar." (Rerun)
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Slninant of Truth
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ly to get it and use It Intell
igently. Make your calls, get
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C n f u r n.
2
Hdrm. Apt . kitchen equipped,
m i n w . i>th Bt.
97. Ilnuneti For Rent
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1— T-o*t A Found
( t — Money Wanttd
1— Personals
14 —PavInas A I-oaa
a— llaauly Car#
( ( — Inauranc*
( —Day Nura.rlaa
( • —Sihoola A Inalructlon*
I — Child Car#
70—
Employment Service*
I — Do* »—C a t* — rata
71—
Mala Help Wanted
in— Poultry — Livestock
12— Faraal* Help Wanted
I I — Special Notice*
71— Male or Female Help
I I —Catering — Food
74—Sale* H tlp Wanted
14— lllcycl* Rapalr*
77— Situation Wanted
I I —Special Services
l l — Income Property
l ( —Interior Decorator*
I I — Bualnaaa Prop.— Sal*
17—Janitorial sarvlcaa
13— Real E i l a t * Wanted
I I — U m l i c i p r Servlco
I I — R a il E i l a t * Sal*
l l — Buildara Suppliaa
17— Budnaia Rentals
K — Hardwara
d — Lot* Far Sal*
• I — Farm*— Oroya#
I I — Horn* Improvement*
I I — Plumbing
>1— Acraaa*
11— Painting
K - I I o u h i For Sal*
11— Wall Drilling
d — H o u i i i — Sal* or Haal
d — Air Cond * Healing
17— Houaa For Bant
11 — Radio • Television
I d — Raaort Rantala
11— Photo A Equipment
1®J— Trailer#— Cabana*
10—
Horn* Appliance*
3(1— Mobil* Homes—Sals
11—
Mualcal Inatrumenta l r l — Mobil* Horns*— neat
13— Bualnaaa Equipment
104—Tra iler Spec#— llanl
33—Job Printing
1(1—^
T railer loot*—Sal*
I d — Apartments For llaat
11— Ui holatary
I d — Room* For llanl
l l — Vacuum Cleaner#
17— Moving A Storage
U I — H o l d Room*
39— Exterminators
111— Ilantal Aganla
I I — Plant* — Feads — Baade U I — Wanted T * llaat
10—
Mlac. For Sals
U I — Auto* For Sals
U I — Auto.— Salt or Trad*
11—
Artlclas For llaat
t l —Swap nr E tc h in g *
I I I —Trucks For Sal*
I I I — Automotive Service
( I — Wanted To lluy
l l — Furnllur* For Sal*
131— Scooters A Cycles
I I — Antique. For Sal*
113— Boats A d olo rs
I I — Monty To t-oan
121— Marin* Supptlag
d — Bualnaaa Opportunities
LOCH ARBOR
C A R E E R opportunity fnr qual
If led man 11-11. Salary A Fur an nulatandlng buy— Rr
certain you
Ihla v . i y alcomml.elnn Ph. 111-0X3.
(r a c llv* 1 lladronm, 1 bath
STI NK
home
.Rusted
mi
a corner lot
Marhln* and Supply Co.
72. FemBle Help Wanted
In drelrabl* Loi h Arbor.
7(7 tv. Ind SI__________ |;;.||||
I.A l i Y — Qualified for Nurerry Thera la also a paneled Fam
00. Ilume Appliancett
Car* A lo l.lv* In Writ* Hoi
ily Room. PI.I'M a DEN lor
111, Sanford Harald.
(Ih
hadronml. The electric
kllth.it la completely equip,
SriNKOKD E LEC TR IC
MIDDLE -AGE Lady In l i t * In
pad.
Including
a dlahwa.har.
II. E. A p .lla n r * * — Naw A Uatd
A help Seml-ln.alld. Small
111 Maannli*
trj-IS I:
Salary IJ2-090L______________
Total price I* 117.7(01 Down
I’aymanl (7(0! No closing
01. .Mualcal Inatrumenta 77. Situation Wanted
coal
Almost linmadlals oc
cupancy.
DAYS
W
O
R
K
,
121.1011.
G.na Cumbaa — i : ; ;i||
W * Hava Th* Horn* For You
IRONING, my homo. 117*1111
Plano Tunlns an t napalr
M
tlifa
rtln
n
guaranteed.
tv I. Harmon • • 171.(111
DA Y * W n itK . 32S-I7ftft.
50. MIbc. For Sale
WIN DOW Cleaning. Yard Work
322-2!S3
HOOVER VAC. C LEANERS
31(1 Tark
333-3131
W H I T E HEWING MACHINES
84. Heal Eatate * Sole
Authorised Salaa A Barvlca
(1A R l t E T T ' l
l » , K. Flral.
lll.itll
BAH T P IL C H E R
Baal Ruy Broker
Mtop thinking about doing that
332.701 Day or Night
p ip er work th* aaay way!
f a l l now fnr free demtintiralion. No ntdlgatlon. Typeuritrra
Ailillng Machine.
E T IM E T E ST E D FIR M
I’ ii W K U / H OKKICH H U r ri- Y I I IT HN.
1, 1. A I BEDROOMS
Park Ava.
113-(I33
1. I H A 1 BATHS
K IT C H E N EQUIPPED
M E RLE IV. W A R N E R
LOW M ONTHLY PAYMENTS
Realtor
Sow Iiik uinrhlnr wtIII In guar* i o ( H. Pork Avr.
IM M E D IATE D E L IV E R Y
113-113*
a filer, I9«l
Zls-Xitg. l ar d
For Complete Information
only l wit*, muvlna North,
Sea or Call Your
JOHN H. FOX,
must sail. Assume remaining
Raaltor
« pay menta o f 1(10. Call Cu|.
101 N. Park A*a.
til-o u t
Irrt CIA (-3(77.
425-5938
322-5612
From
Sanford
E s ch e a t*
From
(Dial Direct)
S.mlnol* County
108. R ooirh For Rent
3 IIDRM. I blth |(7 5ft mo.; 3
Firm 1 Blth ISO mo ; 1 ItOOMft fnr Man. 40ft Magnotta.
Rdrm. | Rath ITS; I Bdrm . «::.077o.
3 Rath Itll.
115. AutiiH For Snle
Stemper Agency
Rr altar* Arpratier .Trades
I33-I9M
t i l l S French Ava
3 RDRM. home on I.nh*. Com
pletely
Furn.
10 mlnutea
from town. (131.00 per mo.
SOUTHWARD
MEHCEDEB 190 BU good condlthin. lire*, naw motor. 333>7(1.
N KW 1-Hedroom
ft:s-oi2&.
hotnaa.
Ph.
L A K E Cottage, Furn. 333-(l«(.
I IIDRM . H i Rath. 1100. A v a il
able Mey 7. 131-lini.
111* - CHEVROLET, ( door,
earepilonatly good shape. Th.
(33-1730 after 3:00 p.m.
' ( I Tlt-1 with Radio * Heater,
eacellenl condition. 1 1 3 -d ll
IIOII McKEE USED CARS
NO MONEY DOWN
*ftl Franth Ava.
131-0711
A V A I L A B L E May I, 3 Iidrm. 11(1 BKYLINER,
ratraekahle
Furn. llouee, | d . mo. 113hardtop, radio, hfater. power
• 170
• tearing. fftSO rath or Irada
for older «*«r. I*h. SZr-MftT or
I Itcdroofti house, furiflaltrd
• •a at 128 tlarrlaon Mr.
1(0 per month. I I I H l<*urel
I'll. K l - l i t l .
118. Trucks For Sale
Rcdroom house completely
furnished. Ph. 333-3377.
SOUTHWARD
INV E ST M E NT A
t i l N. Perk Ava.
REALTY
I21-f!73
3 BEDROOM. I H Rath. Play
room, IJ vln r rm , Dining rm .
Pallo, etcellanl (or entermining. III.(o n — l i l t ) mu.
T erm . ISI-IOST.
K IT C H E N equipped. 3 Hr, OR.
1(0 mo. assume payment.
Feme,I for |7l. 13 3-K d , T-S
p. m.
•IID'K Reduced — Rest liar
gain In Town. 3 Iidrm, Flor
Ida Room, Nlca Yard. Call or
rnm* hy 31*1 Mummarlln. 33 2( I I ( after I p. m.
W * H av* Th* Horn* For You M C E 4 Iidrm. corner 1 lots
Only d.710. 133.1(11.
STENSTROM
REALTY
$100.00 DOWN
Payton Realty
V A - FHA
Property
Management
and Sales Broker
JIM HUNT
REALTY
FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
10.1. M obile H om es • K ent
1
BEDROOM
House,
H02
Adams Court,
IV y fine wood, T H A I L I ' l l A ft llooma. 99ft mo.,
Ph. Mr Rett# 133-2131. Alte r
1 children gllnwed. 111-7(77
I p. m 333-nsx.
altar (:in.
I IIDRM lloua* Furn. Elec.
•rlral
throng hotif.
In
th« 106. Apartments for Rent
•'ounlry on I’ rltat# !*«kr.
tlood flailing, 940, I'h. S224 ROOM A I T .
o m or !?&«.
New ly decorated, wall In wall
Carpeting A Carport*. (04
S K W 2 lM rn i. K Kohm njulp*
E. 14th 8t.
P«>l. ITS month. I 2 :- S «ll.
KI'flN'IHIIKI) ) . l « ( l r » f l m houti, 1 RKDROOM duplai. furnishad, (71 m o, I mile* Mouth
ripan. Near bass 422-9919.
from Hunts. 131-13(1.
NHAT Furn. t'ottugp, •u lt «M «
FURN.
DUPLEX, 1 Iidrm, rafor 4*mi|il#. pri\atr Farit. 2>i>8
decorated, |f.f> mo, I.ake JeeI'dlm fllo A v « , 123*1121.
nup. Call 333-7(0 after ( : l « .
K II II V. 2 n*1rrn. r*4rport«
1
ROOM Furn. Apt. Near Down
U r g r l.dit. Adult*. 122.7342
town. I l l l i l t .
KUHN. I Iidrm. houaa. n»*r
3 Iblrm.
Duplea,
M i r , |do mo, Ad tilts. 122* UNFIIRN.
L l l i lu ll Hnitlit, i i : - t . ( » t .
443S.
LA IK IK ft Iidrm, 3 l ul l ll«th«.
With llauue (N»» ||efrt|rri*
tori. 29^8 MggnolM Contact
T # l William* l l r n M a r r .
FURN.
APT,
5200 Mellon vide,
FURN. Apt. (oo Perk.
EKF. APT. prlvats bath, suit,
ntil* for Coupla or Blngla
KI'I IN IHIIKIi 3 Iidrm. houar.
parson. Ideally located down
I lrta rr n M k r Mary • Long*
town
Inquire
at
ManuM
wood. 98i. 93**2723 after 4 on.
Jacubsuti Dept. Mturs, 311 E
lat
ft llpdroom. 1 hath Furn., Wall
to wall Carpeting, automatic WE L A . . A APARTM ENTS 114
Washer, Automatlo ll I ■ h*
( . Flrat Bt.
waahar. llaal N I<f
2 llpdroom, 1 hath, l*aka Mul* 1 ROOM A p t, nicety furn, pri
lat I'ark. Mae good water,
vate bath, Adults, No Pats
nlr# lummar living. Canal
333-1(11.
from houaa to rlvar for boat*
1 IIDRM. FURN. Apt. (Ot P al
Ing.
metto. 122-1174.
JOHN SAULS AGENCY
R E A L E STATE IIROKER
llaal Kita la Asaoclat*
WI1.LA MAE I'HUKUMUII
111-7174 flay
131-0(11 Nights
FURN. Apt. Clot*
Cuwan. tit-1011.
L A K E MARY. 3 Iidrm. Furn.
lloua*. Adults, No Pat*. Call
I3 l-ld (.
(•Hoorn, t-llr. Furn. Apt. ( ( ( .
Call after ( pin. and week
ends. 321.0319.
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
I d W. Ind St. 133-1031
A L L W O R K GUAR AN TE ED
FT.
Gt.ABTRON.
Gator
trailer, l i H P Johnson mo
tor. elec, starter. Excellent
condition. Ph. ! ! ! • ( ! ( ( .
Oataway T o Tha Wata rway
Robstm S|K>rtinfr Goods
l o u r E V IN R UD E Dealer
I d (-1 E. lat.
n>. i n - i m
HYDROPLANE
Sacrifice. J l (
W ti l h Bt. rh. 133-4171.
125. .Marine Supplies
SPECIAL PAINTS
r i B R E O L A S t . Cloth * R u i n .
Bav*
30'-..
Faeco,
lift*
French Ave. 151-lllf).
T H E U N IV E R S A L MEDIUM f o f
getting
thing*
done . .
Classified Ada! Dial 111-301
or 131 l » 2 l tn Bouth Bamlnol*
and put on# to wo rk for yaut
’^POSSESSION1
NO CASH NEEDED!
’60
•61
•59
•58
•57
’33
*60
•37
•39
•HI
•38
*3t
•33
*33
•57
•38
•37
•60
•33
•57
•57
*33
•36
*«!
*54
Itrnault $378
Corr.
•1087
Chry.
$497
1676
Volks
DrSoto $267
$103
Uulrk
l)odxa
$797
$432
Ford
Ply.
$397
Falcon $1197
$197
Ford
I ’hcv.
$99
('ail iliac $171
$99
Ford
lleSuto $199
Cher.
$312
Mercury $117
$967
JE E P
$163
Flat
$397
Old*
$379
Imp.
Cher.
$397
$137
I ’heY.
$99
Cher.
$978
Itamh.
Cadillac $393
bat.
bat.
bat.
bat.
bal.
b*L
bat.
baL
bal.
bal.
bal.
bal.
bal.
bal.
bat.
bal.
bat
bat.
bal.
bal.
bal.
bal.
bat.
baU
bal.
bal.
$33
$43
$38
$33
$17
$ 4
$3$
$38
•33
$44
$38
$ 3
$1«
$ 4
•to
$38
$ 7
$41
$33
$10
•17
$33
$ •
$ 3
$4$
$1$
mok
mo.
RUk
mo,
mow
rao,
mo,
mflk
maw
mo,
mo,
maw
mo,
maw
mo,
maw
mo,
mon
mo,
moa
■ft
mo,
maw
mow
maw
Accept Trade-In*!
HANFORD AYR.
OPEN EVENINGS
Sanford. Florid*
IIMSOI
National Hrpo*ae*alon* Inc.
1012
Jtjt v
7 Let's Do
: Business
Together
j
A
You’ll Save Money
And Be Happier In A ‘65*
Ford From The Ole Ford
House In Downtown Sanford.
FUltX. A p t, (73-CKI7.
SWIM
li
Motors
fti
BANK
CLEA N 1 Iidrm I hath. Ig*. 11(1 OREY. VW, Sunroof, R A
Carport, Dili, rm, Ige. yard, __H. Eacellenl Cond. 111-dOO.
I'atlo. Near * 110111110*. school*,
116. A uI om • Sale or Trnilc
h««e. |97. 113-1300.
3
125. Boats
Ph. (11-1(31
N A T I O N Aft.
' ( * RAM 111.EH. . floor Sedan,
Inveetment A Really
Real clean A new Urea.
N. Park Ava.
133.1171
|3?l 00
BANFO'ID MOTOR CO
FURNISHED
Houaa,
Lak*
("ft French Ava
(33-1113
Mary. 335-20(3.
klt:h*n
3lft Magnolia
'In PONTIAC, New Tag. Need.
Universal Joint*. 991. Ph.
333-7(11 attar ft.
It
3 BEDROOM Unfurn,
•quipped. 325-3(31.
Scnkarik Glass and Paint
Company
'•I F o n n Convertible. (SJft, or
old rar, aaaum* paymente.
1 3 1-lld .
llll
IN T E R N A T I O N A L
!/l
Ton, Pick-up. New Paint, New
FOR
I.EASE
IIY
OWNER
Tlrea, Machanl.ally perfect,
95. llnuMN For Kale
9 7 . I I o u k c h Fnr Rent
JIIO Mo. Available June 3D. I
KID. Ph. 133-9331 after (
~ -------Iidrm, 3 Hath, Central Heat
ll V U W N K K . ft lin lro o m . 2 I.DNGWGOII. 1 lla.lrm. Duplea,
A Air, lldwood Floor*. Lae I FT. all install pick-up boa.
h ith , f l l c o n a lrw rllo n Imm**.
Furn, 10' U vlna A Dining
D. Rm , Family llm , Ige
for truck. He* Dement nt
I«a. alindy lot. I.uw r«|Ull>.
Are* ||3. ph. | ] | - ! : ( l .
Kitchen w/*tov* A llefrlg.
Elllnor Motor*.
Sffoftlli .
131-d ll.
1 IIEDItOOM houaa, kitchen
‘ (ft FORD Pick-up. Hun* good,
equipped. 313-ilUl.
For T h * Dl.crlmlnallnK lluyrr
•too 333-n((0.
1
O'*.
Mobile Homes • Kale
A comfortable home in estab
lished neighborhood i ll.lrm 3 BEDROOM. 3 Rath home with
120. Automotive Service
Central Heat A Air Condition,
1-1 and I Hedrooma
open
baam ceilings.
Else,
ed Electric equipped kitchen,
NEW and USED
kitchen. Chain link fence aAuto Olaaa l o p *
utility mum A rarpotla, lino
Awning* A Cabanas
erns* bark yard Reasonable
A Meat Covers
QUALI ’ Y U O n iL K HOMES
per
month.
Located
70(
down payment. Monthly pay
H
w
y
17-ftl
B
111-31(1
Country
Clith
Road
In
talks
ments le.a than IIP OK.
r ■ I— i g B ^ = g f f Y o m m
Mary. Call owner 333-1711.
8UNLAND ESTATES, 1 tiedroom, large Patio, Carport.,
CAN AS Day Camp begins Jun<
Utility
Room,
Nice Land
llth., I.aka Oold.n. Par In- G. E. Ilafrlaaralnr. good rnn*
scaped Lot. Outside tlarberu*
C. A. W HIDDON, SR.
dltlon 110. Guitar A Casa,
formation call 3 3 : - : » i , Fred
l i d P A R K DRIV E
PH A Circle Drive, Klecirls
BRO K E R
Ilk* naw. $20 ph. 331-310(
flanaa.
Kitchen. Shown by appoint
Itt-ld l
Ill-lid
103 S Park
131.1111
after ( p. mNIGHTS
ment
only, altar May I. Call
H ITC H IN G
I’ oat
Rif la
*
Ill-d ll
Ill-O ld
113-ltd.
I'awn Shop. Loans on any- 1-S IIA RK SK IN W rt Suit. hood, 95. Houbm For Sal*
i
i
i
i
i
d
m
i
n
i
hoofs. t-Rasutalor. Namr.'d.
thin* of value. 5»5> Sanford
I R D R M . I Rath. Daap Wall
2 Slags, double hoi*. Ph.
Ava.. H f . M I I .
_____
UR E E NM H AIR
fnr lawn. 171I I monthly pay
323.1711.
Choiea Iota avallahla in Organ*
ment*. Avallahla I June. Ph.
l.'i. Spcclnl Services
bralr of Loch Arbor ovarlook.
131-1711.
2 (" SP R IN G F IE L D R i d i n g
Ing
g
o
l
f
oouri*.
C
u
i
l
i
B
Government owned
Mower. I yra old. lion or
building
In
your
aptcIflOB*
1-IIEDItOOM.
dan. central air.
I.A K K
MART
I .awn
Mnwar
hast offer. 111.(17*.
Homes
Ilona, araonbralr dtytlopad
Salt* A Service Coulry Club
fenced yard. I l l Lake Minnie
Dr.
Park
llldc*.
Hanford,
Road a. I.aka Vlaw Ava. No
by
MEN'S W O R K SHIRTS
K1NGSWOOD
monty down on any mower A R M Y -N A V Y SU RPLU S
131-1111.
BUILDERS. INC.
up lo lion. Ito par month.
331-3711
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
I l l - 1074
Marvlca on any makt. Ph. 110 Sanford Ava.
■alaeHoa of I. I. and I
lo t Fairmont Dr.
333- 3151.
Bedroom, 'ocaiad In varlaas J 1111. 1 baths, equipped kitch
I I par day rental for Eloctrle
en. air conditioner., I acres.
Ba.ilona of Sanford
Carpal Shampooar with purHearing citrus, Upaala road,
P I X I T SHOP
Immadlata Dallvary
rhaaa nf Illua Lualro. Carroll
NEW LOCATION
al appralaad price. Ill.OOn.
Furnllur* Co.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS nagollabl* lamia Chown by
101 l e Fr*r.*h
>11.1711
111-11(1 ! ( ( ( Hiawatha *1 IT-11
FROM 150.00
appointment. Exclusive with
O F F E R IN G A S P E C IA L s u n . SANFOR D SE W ING C E N T E R
C E N T K A l A ir Condlllonad. 1 FOR THE BE8T HOME CIIUMI.KY - M O NTEITII, Inc.
VICE7 Mura than tt .to t raid- lot So. Pork Ava.
(Of) W. l e i SI. Phone 111-4111.
131-1111
iidrm., Ig*. Florida Room.
ar* at* rh* Sanford Ilarald
BUY
Rtcanlly palnlad. I l l - d l l .
rlaaalflad adt dally. Rata* aa
I M l . 1 Bath. Double Ulll. Rm,
R E A D Y - M IX CONCRETE
SEE YOUR
low a* He par llna par day! Rlorka. Slapping Slone*. Sand,
IMtyroom, Fenced yard. I'h.
11(1 DOWN
nia l 1253415 or (11-1,1, and
ill-old.
steal. Graaaa Trap*, Rock, I MR.. I I a IT Fla. R m , Tar.
plaea your adl
Lot Markara. Pulyathylena,
Floors. Kit. equip. 1(7 mo.
I.OCH ARIIOR. air conditioned.
W lr * Mrah. Slept. Window
part all. HF.I.MLY R E A L T Y .
1 Iidrm, Fla. Room, I bath.
"a - &~ b c o n t r a c t o r s ’
Sills, Dry W rlla A Drain Til*.
O lllr* In V llla g t Hall, N. Or111 .10ft, financing avallahla.
HOME IalPROVKMENTS.
^MHACLE^jONCM^TJj^^^
Undo. (11-11(1, P lg b U l i t I11-II1T.
ROOFING. P AINT ING *
1(71.
INS ULATING
51. Article* For Rent
I IIKDROOM. I>4 bath. Ig*.
Plnanelns arranaad
111*111?
P A R K RIDOB— SUBDIVISION
fenced yard. Country Club
I Hdrm . I Bath. Bpacloua, Dou
R E N T A RED
Height., luik* Mary llnail,
ble Garaa*. Central llaal,
Roll* way,
lloapltal.
Raby
111 K i l l e r . Ai.u m s Mlg. A
llullt-ln Kitchen, llraaklaat
Rad*,
by Day,
Watk.
ar
H I mo. 1 1 1-d ll .
Area. Larg* Dining Room,
Month.
Soddad
Front
Lawn, City
V o t i t k n r a n r . n i F F * h i .k
CARROLL'S F U R N IT U R E
■UNLAND ESTATES I Iidrm,
rawer (11.(00 — 11(1 Down.
NOTICE IS I I K R E I i r O IVEN I I I W. I * L
Ill-Ill!
1 Bath. I l l La k* Dot D r ,
Opan
Dally.
E
v
a
n ln fi I d *
that I. i . L. HOUBT. Shariff of
111-1*11 after * p. m.______
lilt.
•amlnola County, Florida, by "You nam* It — w * bav * HI"
lloua* — Hydraulic
vlrlua of a writ laauad out of
96. Hours* • Salt or Rent
1 BEDROOM. T ab * ovar pay
Tranamlaalon — Jarha
tha Circuit Court In and for
ment I d . II- I K Palm Plaea.
Bcmlnol* County. Florida, on A M E R IC A N R E N T -A L L
I or I IIIHIM. lloua*. Call after
l b . jnth day of Auguet. A. I>. 3 « ( ( S. Illawallia
131-IIII
OPEN D A I L Y AN D SUNDA f
OfflcO! I I I . t i l l
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1100
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I
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114
Bath,
I
BDRM. I bath houaa. 131.
Ill-Mil
d/b/a ROT P. ROIIKIITB A 53. Wanted To Buy
Family R m , Wooded Lot. N.
1311 or Id-1711.
lid
Park Drtva
SONS. Plaintiff and HE RMAN
Longwood— | ( d Down, l i d
USED F U BN IT U H E
R. JOYCE. Dafandanf. hav* In
par mo. Colonial 1 Iidrm.. t
in - m i
my poaaaaalon lb * following
Hath,
Dbl. Carport*.
Dbl.
to-arll:
Utility, Patio Family Room.
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Twenty two 111) Rharaa of
B. Longwood — JIM Down,
Quick f t r y l c * with tbs Caab.
Stock In Amarlcan Tala,
I I I * par mo. I Bdrm.. I Bath.
SUPER
T R AD IN G
POST.
phnna and Talagraph ( A T
1—440 Ford Trmctor-Stepdown For
I'atlo. Country Kitchen, So.
117-0177.
and T )
Longwood — JIM Down, I d
Betting Or lUnresting................... 9995.00
aa lha proparly of H E R M A N R. A I R COMPRESSOR: T Cu Ft.
par mo. | Bdrm. Spill, t
JOYCE; that on tha Hat day of
1—
Double Bolton Plow, New Points
125.00
Hath. Paneled Family Room,
Approi. Ph. II1-1I0I. Caab
Mar. A. D.. 1111, batwaan tha
Pallo, Oran** Treat, B. L on g
lagal hour* of aala, l o - w ll: at*
1—
Low
Pressure
Spray
Pump
Bud
Boom
35.00
wood. (All proparad fo r Air tar l l : ( ( o'clock In lha fora, 55. Furniture For Sale
Conditioning) l i d Down. I l l
1—Gasoline
Pamp—Like
New
............
125.00
noon and bafort 1:10 o'clork In
par mo, I Bdrm.. I H Bath,
th* afttrnoon. on th* aald day For lb * blss*at aataallaa of
Sanford — l * M Down, I I I *
nearly naw and uaad ruralat th* front door o f th* CounCabbage Racks, Seed Bed Equipment, Seed Bed
ar mo., Eaacullv* Typo Colur*. as* Noll's F g rali u r*
. ty Court Houaa In Sanford.
onlal. H Aero lot. O rgag*
Wire
Tripods, Tomato or Bean Stakes, Sweeps,
Hrokaraga
la
Caaaalbarry
Ramlnoi. County.
Florida: I
Trass. I Bdrm.. t Bath. A i r
oa 17-11. Opaa I days S to •.
ahall offar for aala lo lha hl*hA Frames, Trowels, Watering Cans, Other
rondllloatd. Wall. Suburban
atl blddar for c.ab <n hand
Sanford. V A • F H A • I s
Saudi Toole.
th* aboy* daacrlbad proparly al
FRISK KSTTWATE
Barvlca Loana Avallahla. A ll
H E R M A N It JOYCE
Upbolatarlag a MatUaas raaPaymanta laclud* P r l a , l a u
J. L
Hobby, S b . r ltf of
•vat lag. Naw a Uaad r u ra lCall 322.8940 Or See J. B. Brown At
Tax** * lea. L M N E N T E R
Hamtnola County. Florida
tur*. Call Nla Baddlag Mfg.
PRISES. IN C , I d L o a fw o o d
Vegetable
Stand — Celery and Sipes Are.
Publlab May I. I I. II. i J. 1115
Co at I d Calary Ava. t i l rtasa. (7. B. Highw ay 17-11
JUT.
CDM-I
South, Longwood, Florida.
f
I RDRM Furn. Cottage, Adult,
only. No l'*t». 333-11(7.
FI'IIN.
FOR MEN 11.I I
1111 on P E R W E E K
G U A R A N T E E D COMMISSION
PREV IOUS
Sal**
Eaparlanr#
nareaaary. Muet ha.a rar In
good rnndltlnn and h* fra*
1 K I S Park Ava.
In travel Central Florida
I l l (111 anytime
WO R K ONLY COMPANY
Provided Qualified
CHOICE Asbestos Siding, 1.ake
1*1 oep.cte
Mary Home, lung* lot sal
No Delivery! Sn Cnllertlnt'
with Cliru* tree*. GOOD g a r
No Cenvaaalna! Spand your full
den apnl. On paved atraat.
time In aalllni.
Lak.lrunl prlvllrgaa. This la
Only man with good personal
an Ideal 1 Radroum home for
rapulallnn
and
aurraaalul
only
lionnn.
with
II.DOif
aat.a bai-kgrnund can h* ton
ll« w n A m.inlhly payments of
aldated. Earning, should b*
only K i l l .
In aareaa of llg n oo per year.
Fnr
ronfldanllal
Interview
e.e Company Rrpraeanlallva,
Mr. MrCulla. Tuteday, May
Ural Kalal* — Inauranr*
II. 19(1, in a. m. - ( p. m
Ill-d ll
al Florida Slai* Employment Ird A Park Ava
S.rvlre, Sanford. Florida.
Legal Notice
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
FURN. Duple* A p t, 1 Room.
A bath. 155 mo I Mil* Bouth
nf Hunts. 122-23(9.
CERAM IC Inetrurtlnne by Ell■abaih.
Handmade
dishes,
roaaa air. Luatar* Gold Darale. 1 Hour* ,1.1ft. rh. I I I .
till.
ROBERT A. W I L L IA M S
Raaltor
Raymond Lundqulal. Aaeo.
131-31(1
Allan llc Bank Bldg.
120. Automntrre Servlet
AVALON APAR TM E NTS
11• W. Snd Bt..
111-1(17
3 BEDROOM Duple* A p t, Til*
bath. Terraaio floors. 1333311 after ( p. m.
69. Schools £ Instructions
O P PO R TU N IT Y
106. Apartments for Rent
FI'IIN. 1 Apia. |3« A lift mo.
Adult.. 333-ftMO.
i n -11 k . u t .____________ ftts-iftis
WELLS
DRILLE D. PUMPS
S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS
All Typaa and 8ls*a
W * Repair a.td Service
3 EVENING Droaart, ala* I A 7,
1 aen naw Seat Cnvar* for
' ( ( Uulrk Kparlal. Call l i t (111 after I p. m.
By ART SANSOM
FAJE 1P6 FROMT OP TUB CAR,
LADY— LADY— Lltjpt-Y
FACE TUB FRCMTJ
RE ALTY
Child Care
May 11, 1065 — Page 11
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F L Y I N G SEMINOLE RANCH
iSpar* Unlvaralty Airpor t)
I-ocated
1 mil** Eaal of Otlado
Alans Fnbrit't & Rugs
on Hwy. ( I I la now opao.
F R E E E STIMATE
Slud.nl
In.lrnrilon now alv*
A T 301 R HOME
*n In Piper C h.rn k.* -1(0." 95. Houses For Sale
5 l ( ( r » r k I»r. S.\!,l«rd .tJ7M>l
Coma out and learn lo fly
NOW. K i p r r t Inatrucllon in
LOCH ARBOR
Draperies - Slipcovers - n i f t i
a relaxed atmniphar* ramov. K i r t l l t n t Buy— L s *
I B-lrm
JEAN M AR CE L INTERIORS
ad from hu»y trafflr pat
I
Bath
bom* with Family
|f>«2 Er.nch A « *
.i52-3tftn
tern*. T w i n - m a i n . Chari.r
Rm — Near Golf Courea. Rrauavailable
env where. E l a n
II full y l*n d«r *p »d lot with
A tlall on Prndurla avallal.l.
18. landscape Service
awlmmlng pool Total price
fnr Happy Flying. Ph. >*>Ita.nnn wi th I I non Down
■t7n1 for further Information
2.7*39!!
for Appolnlmcnl.
S P R A Y SERVICE
and appointment
LAtVNS • C IT R l'S - MOfS
linn down rarsntly built ranch
— ALSO—
71. Male Help Wanted
home. I I ft. living room,
Land.caplng A U . n Main!.
large yard with pool i l l - n i t l
VOSS LAN D SC A PE
W A N T K D : Man fur light Punch
P re*» Work. Apply In per.
025-1950 A fte r 6
• nn
H AftrAU
Aluminum
Prnilurti C o , H « f 1T-J2.
20. Hardware
Tha H btb U will as! ha ra.
agaaelbl* far war* than aaa
iBrarrtrl iBMrliBB.
r o o n u : rrp.
Ph. a::-<n&i.
Hi. Interior Decorators
E X C K P T IO N A L
c Lass If'IKI*
XAXNIK'B
H. Oak
fa ll In In
hoard a
Cln>f.
555-ftTH
F r . « Delivery
19. Builders Supplies
ERRORS
fi.
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Badd.nt a Purnltur*
A T FACT O R T PRICES!
I l l Masnolla
111*1111
CUSTOM Made f l i p Cover* A
Draper. Wall to wal l rappel
ing.
Largi
••lection
to
rh o o it from.
U p t e l | t | 1.50 | 1.50 I 1.30
2.
Uatd fu r n ltir * -.pltancae. tool*,
ate. Bought . Sold. U r r r ' i
Marl. I l l Sanford A**. Ph.
III.tilt.
F A U S T DRUG STORE
322-5612
rim
55. Furniture For Salt
"Excellent Service T oo"
In. Jtmml*
Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc.
S2M4SI
W. Park «44-Ul«
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605 ZINNIA DR.
CASSELBERRY
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�Seattle Scientist
Having Whale
Of A Time'
SEATTLE
Rice,
(U P ! )
—
Lyman TEC Pupils
Win State Awards
600 Residents
Pledge Eyes To
Blind Persons
S ljr
0attfurh W rra lfi
P a »e 12 — May 11, 1965
By Jane Casselberry
Nearly r-nn person* o f Die
Seminole County- Dellory arcu
have
pledged
their
eye*
to
the living after thrir death.
Dale
I*
.Mr*. Krnnk Woodruff, found
Pacific
er and executive secretary o f
a
Seattle
aclentiat,
running
around
the
Ocean ahootlng aperm whale*
Seminole
With a 12-gauge ahntgun.
Rut InMead o f blrdshot, hla
■peeially modified gun fire*
email harpoon*. They're about
alx Inches long, a* big around
•a a pencil, and each ha* a
number.
It's all part o f an experi
ment by the federal govern
ment to learn mere about the
whale*' wandering*, a b o u t
how many of them there are.
The government suspect*
that sperm whale*, while not
particularly Important to the
economy, may lie about to liecome extinct bccau*e o f Intenalva whaling primarily hy
Ru**la and Japan.
Federal negotiator*
want
concrete statlatlca on which
they can ha*e argument* for
mere atringenl conservation
regulations. They hope Rice
and hla aea-golng dog tag
operation can provide It.
Rice, known to hi* eolleague* a* "Dale the Whale,"
la
the
government's
lone
whale hlolngUt. lie I* sta
tioned with the Department
Association,
told
Rolarians
Monday,
"F rom our lists o f donors,
1*1 »et* of eye* have been sent
to the rye hunk renter in
Gainesville, where transplants
have been made to provide
sight for 32 persons who were
blind," Mr*. Woodruff said.
• * K Jn UoftiAin ■.iojiajuj Jo
fine Mammal* here.
lie conducts hi* whale hunt*
from two chartered whale
catcher* operating from Rich
mond, Calif.
lie cruise* about 100 mile*
o f f the California coa*t in
the boat* and when a whale i*
sighted, trie* to ahoot a har
poon into it from prartirnlly
point-hlsnk range.
Rice **>■» he alw*ay* aim*
just behind the dur*al fin rn
the hack becaute the mutclc
1* thick there and the har
poon doesn't bother the whale.
Reildes, when the huge mam
mal* are killed by whaler* to
be made Into rat food, prote itln g plant worker* alwnyi
know where to look io retrelve the harpoons and iden
tify the whale.
Rice say* he'a shot 00
whales ao far.
Me and fellow scientists he*
Ileve their unorthodox tugging
method will provide the in
formation Ihry need because
It w-*a tried onre before on
a small, experimental scale
with good results. One whale
ahot o ff the California roast
was recovered by a proce»»lng
plant In northern British Co
lumbia.
Last month Ihe total unem
ployment rate in the V . S fell
to 4 7 per cent of Ihe labor
force, the lowest figure in
aeten and a half y e ir*.
•
•
*
remains “ alive” for approxi
mately 43 hours, enabling
surgeons to transplant it to
Ihe eye o f a person whose
Moon Soft Land
Next In Line
CAPE K E N N E D Y (C P U America's next moon shot will
be an at tern pi io soil land a
Project Surveyor spacecraft
on the lunar surface this fall.
Russia's new Luna five moon
prolw follows by seven weeks
Ihe close of the U. S. ranger
scries that produced 17,259
close-up pictures of the lunar
landscape with three success
(ut television croft.
P O R T R A Y A L o f desert people in the play, " I f I Were Going," presented
lay third grades at Rear Luke Elementary School for meeting o f the Par
ent-Teacher Association, was done l»y (from le ft) Charles Davis, K. Millam, S. Gettings, and J. Pierce and E. Gallagher us the camel.
SHS Class '40
Plans Reunion
School
i*
formation about
seeking
11 of
member* and their sponsor to
invile them to the 25th year
(Ins* m inion at Spencer's
Restaurant June 12.
Anyone knowing the where
about* o f the following |>creon* t* neked to contact Ash
by June*, chairman, in the
County Clerk’s office, or Mr*
W alter Mcrrlwether:
Thomas Rurnett, Virginia
Kndelieato, Carl 0 r a h n m,
.Margie Hogan, Eleanor Mar*
shall. Lillian Monroe, Thelma
Robinson, Mary Grace Brown,
Harry Grlmball, Jimmy Page,
Harold Clau*e and Olan King,
former teacher.
Simbil I* another name for
the while-bellied stork.
its O p e t l s e a s o n
at your Olds Dealer's!
*
The 24th annual Vegetable
Growers’ Field Day wtll be In
Bradenton May i t and will
faatura 11 vegetabl* crop ex
pert*.
a
a •
If present population fore
cast* prove to be accurate, by
1274 Florida should have about
$3 million citUens, an Increase
of about 44 per cent in the Idy ear period.
F o lfe r Library, Washing
ton. D.C., contains more ma
terial relating to Shakespeare
and his w riting* than any
«t h r r institution * f U* kind.
NOW OPEN
i
FRESH
*
FR U ITS & V EG ETA BLES 4
Seminole Co. Employment
Near Peak Level In March
Seminole County employ
ment in non-fnrm establish
ment was at near peak level
of 10,100 in March, current
Florida
State
Employment
Service figures indicate.
Present employment is 9.5
per rent above March 1901
with gains in niuny industries
including manufacturing, con
struction, trade and service.
Employment was s t a b l e
with cilru* harvesting declin
ing at the end o f the mid
season fru it harvest, white
grove work and spring vege
table activity increased.
Consumer spending based
on gross sales reported for
state sales lax purposes to
taled 473 million in 1904
which was 13 per cent above
1903.
D A ILY
''This is a good indication
of the business conditions and
growing population o f the
urea," said Joseph Foy, local
FSES manager.
PROMOTED
Lance/CpI. C h a r l e s E.
Evans, L'SMC. son of Mr. and
3Irs. Claude Evans o f Geneva
was promoted to his present
rank April 1 while serving
with the First Light AntiAircraft Missile Battalion at
Da Nang, South Viet Nam.
Before entering the service
in January HMJ4, he attended
Seminulc High School.
Carran and Parisan are the
most
famous varieties of
Check Our Prices
P roduce
Seminole Produce Center
505 FRENCH AVE.
"See The Green Grocery man"
Marion E. Mahnken
Time to hit the open road
in a Rocket Olds!
Tune in the
“ROUND OF CHAMPIONS”
NfC-TV
taste • hat «
Take tit* wheel o f a sporty new Old*! Get the feai
firsthand o f OUiemobile’s exciting Rocket action!
The super amoothnew* o f it* road-hugging fourcoil-spring ride. Rut enough said See your Oldatnobtle Dealer. H e'll show you how easy u w to
have yourself a l u l l . . . all summer long!
C M r u n w iM iit r ...
Toy May ' Boat ttw Dism*’ !
ill O L D S M O B I L E
V
L o o t to O L D S fu r (h r A C H 7
H O LLE R M O TO R SA LES C O ., Cor. 2nd & Palmetto
i ■ u * ii
m
m
m at m i*n tv a n * m as
a m <m
mums
YOUNG HO!
GO CHEVRON!
Put thatYoong Ho spirit in your
car! You get a head start to fun
and friends when you fill up with
Chevron,* the livelier gasolines.
Cuslom-made for your modern car and tho
w ay you drive. Try th e m -fo r new
power...new funl You’ll love their whisper*
quiet performance, too. Get Chevron at Stan*
dard...where we take better c a n o f your car.
livelier
It 1* estimated that three
out of every UK) new born bah
le* will be affected in »omc de
fr e e by mental retardation,
according to the Mental Re
t acitation Planning office in
Taliahaaace.
*
a
•
Shipbuilding and repairing
in Florida was a $43 million
business during llfci.1, the last
year
for which figures
are
available, Ihe Florida Slate
Chamber ot Commerce report
ed.
•
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"poor
in
thrir
A milestone In the Social
Security program » a> reached
May 3 when William Kappcl
o i Fort Wayne. Irvl., receiv
ed hi* first Social Security
cheek. The Social Security
benefit roll* hit the » million
mark with Kappcl'i check.
•
his
C U »* o f 1910 o f Seminole
High
Florida'* three national fore »t» had more than two m il
lion visitor* last year, the
Florida
State Chamber ol
Commerce report*
•
M AR G AR ET STE VE N S anti J. Wakefield,
named out.standinpr students of the year at
Technical Education Club convention, display
plaques (lesiRnatinir the honor, (Herald P h o t o )
cornea has been acarred.
Mrs. Woodruff showed Roiarians a film entitled "Roy
with a Blindfold," which ex
plained the work o f the na
tional eye hank. More than
30,000 pcoplp in the United
States, now blind, could have
Iheir sight rrstored by n
corneal transplant, she said.
I’ arta o f the eye other than
the cornea ale a!*o used in
lestnrative surgery and sci
entific research.
E X C E L L E N T R A T IN G was given Lyman High
School bandsmen Alan Harkins o f Altamonte
Springs for his trum|>ct solo and Dennis House
o f Forest City for his clarinet solo, at the state
contest In Daytona Reach recently.
From The
Mailbag
Hospital Eve Hank
She explained Dint, after
death, the rornca of Ihe eye
FU TU RE FA R M E R SW EETHEARTS competed in a district contest at
Seminole High School with Miss Dcl>ornh Dictrick (rig h t) o f Colonial
High School In Orlando the winner. Other contestants were (from left)
Nancy Ryan, Apopka; Hetty Shepherd, Leesburg; Suzanne Mutts. Inver
ness, and Lucy Willis, Sanford.
(Herald Photo)
photographer and
Lyman High School Tech man's laser beam” project
nical Education Club mem was a recent science fair
bers Margaret Stevens and winner.
James W'akcficld were named
Both are senlorm.
outstanding students of the
They
were chosen fo r tha
year and received plaques at
the convention o f Florida awards on the point system
with point* being given for
TEC Clubs in Bradenton.
Margaret is the 18-yeur-oid club work, and activities in
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. school, home, church, and
Ralph H. Stevens o f Long- community. Visual proof o f
wood. She served ss secretary these activities was required
of the state federation this such as photographs, newspa
per clippings, o r letters.
yenr.
Both youngsters hope io
Wakefield, 18-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Wake, continue in the field o f elec
field o f Sanford, is eluh tronics following graduation.
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HotiH In Sanford. County of Seminole. State of Florid*, ta t ait* eertlfloat** will t,« aold on th* following describe! Unit to pay th* (mount due
for u i h h*r*ln **t opposite th* aama. to gtt htr with all coat* uf auth
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41.11
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Candolha B H allllsy
till
H A Jr A Tamil* R
A 44
N tn Bag _______
4 t l I I Klngtwood Bulldarg laa
S ill
Ca Ina
tS .lt
Lot SI Loao * Tl Pt „
Shodrlck A Boatrlr* Brown
II.II
Moreland
I I I IT Bog I I Ch S of NE Cor
Let 1 Blk s
Cantral Fla D evelop****
L O BTHIBUrKLLOWI BCBDIYIalOB
PLAT BOOK I PAOR
Ernaat Mnar# A Xian
BIS of Lot# St A IS _
of NW H of NRH
Co Ine
IM S
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Lekl* R A 04*11 a Wall
III!
W illi*
till
B ub W 140 Ft t
Let 1 Bik •
Central Pla Development
WRLLINI)TOR*B ADDITIOB TO BARPORD
PLA T ROOK I PAOR IIS Lot *1
Edgar L Colon
11.11
t ii
rt e i i i rt
Co
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S.TI
Lua f l ____ ___________
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41.14 Lot SI -----— _
Vonooal Knight
I t IT
N lo Bog ------------I I I I I Klngtwood Btdldtr*
IM S L *t t Blk •
Central Fla Development
WOOUHKRR PA R K
PLA T ROOK I I PAOR BO
Karl K A Dorolha W lllUm * II.II Bog I I Ch g o f
W H » f Lot* Tl A Tl
NE
Co Ino
IH
Let t (Loo* M ) —---Othor J A Joooyhla* R
VInil E Ray
SM I
Lot# I I S I t _
Cor Bub B II.II
Let 1 Blk •
Central P i* Develop meat
Mulllaa
11.14 Lot *4
Charlie Ooorga
tl.M
Ch W M l Ch N 41
Co laa
I
N
M 1*11 Pt * f Lot T —
W t t o * Corn
111 Lot 111 -----Ella Mao Blu*
H IT
Dog W 4 Ch W
Lot 4 Blk ■
Central r i * Development
WOOHHEHR PA R K BRCOBR REPLAT
PLAT ROOK U PAOR f t
Ella M McDonald
11.11
Lot U l
11.04 Ch B 1* Ch W
Co Ine
4.41
Lot I Blk A - ...... .....
P A O Development Cory
4 4T Lot I I I
KrluiU Harriot)a Et Al
SI.II
I Ch S I Ch W I
Let 1 Blk •
Central Pla Davalopment
Lot I I Itlk A ______ —
P A D Development Corp
4.4T
U l to 111 A STl
Ch N I I Ch E I I
Co Ine
4.21
Lot It
Blk A ______
I* A <) Dovolopmoat Corp
4.IT
A ITS _
Lu Von Moot! Kt Al
Ch t I I Ch E t l
Let < Blk 1
Central Pin Davlopmant
Lot 11
Ilth A
P
A ll Dovalopmonl Corp
4.4T
(Truolooa)
I* It
Ch
B I I Ch
E
Co Ine
1.11
Lot It
Blk A
P A a Davalopmanl Corp
4.4T Lot ITS
Johnnie C A WIlllo M Miller 1.11
11 Ch to Bag iL o it
Let 1 Blk •
Central PI* Davalopment
Lot I I
Blk A
P
A Q Dovalopmonl Corp
4 IT LoU U l
R A Plaining Jr
t*l II
Lot Dote In D B
Ce Ine
1
4
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Lot I I Blk A — —_
P A a Povalopmont Corp
4 4T Lota i l l
Elton A Ruby J Pavla
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I I I I I CRy o f Sanford
S U t t l Let 1 Blk •
Central Pin Develepment
Let t f Blk A __ ____—
P A a Dovalopmonl Corp
4 4T Lot 1*1
Kugans A Florida A kina
I t IT Bag I I Ch S et NW
Co
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IM S
Lot 1 Blk P ---- ------P A a Dovalopmonl Corp
LIT Lot 1 * 1 ______
Eugvna Ahlna
1.11
Cor at EH
Lot 1 Blk •
Central Pla Development
Lot I
Blk P —
r
A U DatrlopmaM Corp
I.4T Lot 1*4
U a la A llooa B floor go
tl t l
Bun B t i l l Pt R
Co
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411
Lot T
Blk P . . . . . - —
P A a Davalopmanl Carp
4 IT
Emory A Maml# B Lana
111
l i e Pt N I I Dog
14 44
Lot 1* Blk •
Cantral Pla Development
Lot M
Blk Q ____ —
P A II Daralopmont Corp
4 II
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4*H Min E 111*1
Co
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SSI
Lot IT
Blk O
P A 0 Dovalopmonl Corp
4.4T H latoroot In Lei I _
E A Boynolde
T.ll
Pt N 14 Dog 4*H
Lot 11 Blk I
Central Pig Development
Lot I I Blk d _______—
P A O Dovalopmonl Corp
4 41 LoU 11 14 U A 11 ___
Lady C A Albort Raddoa
I t It
Min E 44* 11 Pt W
Co
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PRANK L WOODRYPT** BYRDIVIIIOB
PLA T ROOK B PASH 44
That Pari of l e i I
1*7.1 Pt S 111 Ft
Lot IS Rlk I
Central Pla Development
Jack A Cora A Xanaor
I I 44
M u I I A It
(Leo* Plot of Palm
W I I I r t to Bog
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SM I
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Bhodow* A W I I I
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Lot I t Blk t
Central Pin Development
Lou I* A 11
Crabtree
ltt.ll
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PLA T BOOK 14 PAOR SB
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Lola I I A tt
Tarry J A Donna L Trotpor 11.*1
Lab* Park R 4 ___ t l It I I St John'* Btvar
Let 1
—
Klagawoed Bnltdara In*
11.41 Lot U Blk I
Cantral Pin Davlopmant
Lot 14 ___
Vivian J Walter*
II 11
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1*11
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1.11
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PALM IHADAWB
PLA T BOOK IS PAUB BB
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—
Klngtwood Random la*
11.41 Lot I I Blk I
Central P I* Development
L o u H I i l l 111 I I I I I I
Bl John* Proportlaa, fa*
f l i t Lot T
Klngtwood Balldem Ine
2*1*
Co tne
1.41
I I I I I I I I I t i t 111
Bt Johni Pr*partita. In*
111 Lot 1*
Klngtwood Buildtra In*
I L t t Lot I t Rik t
Central Pla Development
441 A 41* ---------J H ptopor
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1 11 Lot I I
Klngtwood
Buildtra
tae
11.14
Co
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ITT
Kaenoth L A Dorl* B
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1.11 Lot It
Kiagowood Buildtra. Ine
11*1 Lot S Blk 14
Cantral FU Davalopment
Phillip*
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Bl John* Propariiaa tne
L I I Lot It
Klngtwood Buildtra lae
f t .t l
Ca Ino
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Bt John* Proportloi, la*
t.ll Lot f t
KI ■gowood Buildtra lae
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Central Fla Dovilopnraat
Lola I I I I I * 111 I I I IM
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14.11
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Klngtwood
Bolldera
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4
11
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Cantral Fla Development
Co
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Bl John* ProporMoa Inc
1 11 BRH of NWH ________
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Let 1 Rlk 1*
Contra! Fla Dovolopmoat
Carlton
IM S
Bl John* Proportlaa In*
111
Road
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PIT
Co
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Centra! Fla Davalopmanl
Archl* B A Ruth B Smith
L *U I I I A I I I
l> 44
Bt John* Propariiaa lae
L U LoU B A T Blh 1* _
Hobart B A Mary L Marra
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1.41
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loa
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CRYSTAL LAKB W INTER RORRg St'BDIYISMhN
Let 1 Rlk 1*
Cantral Fla Davlopmant
MRPLA T OP WTNBRWOOD
PLAT BOOK B PAOR AS
rt Johat
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la*
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14.11
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t il Lot* ST t l A 24 Blh 4
f^ lvla L Brow
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Central Fla DavaUpmaat
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1.11
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dloa R A Ooaova d Cochran 11.U
11.4* Lot 1* Rlk 11
Cantral Fla Development
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Cantral Fla Davalepmeat
(Manway to Pt 14M
Bl John* Propartlt*. In*
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John L A Edna M Hamphrsy 141.42
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Bl John* Propariiaa la t
11.41 LoU 1 lo U Blk tt _
William U A Bally J Cl*a*
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Central F l* Development
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1.11
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( St
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F L A T ROOK S P A R K ! a T o ■
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17*93 ft All I *ota
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41 ft 41 .............
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The North Orlando Co
T ill
Th* North Orlando Co
Lot M l (Leaa Part In N
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Orlando H i n t kaa
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Chi ft Lai 49 (Leaa
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Albert D A Anna E Cooley
11144 Lot 111 iLeao Part In
X Orlando Banoli**
Beg 30 Ft W ft 4* Ft X
Sec 1) Blk D ____
of N W Cor Lot T4
Th* North Orlando Co
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4TI.1t Ft W I I I r t
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. . . X US FI X 34 Deg
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DESCRIPTION OF LAND
NAME OF O WNER
hi
NAME OF O WNER
2
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2
359.10
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134
111
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SSI 14 NH o f l.ol 4
VBeannr R Joiner
HOOK U P A R K I
ilcrprlae, Inc
"nirrprlae, lno
rprlae. lno
llutrrprlre, lno
I'lilcrprlar, lno
Aroneuu Eulcrprlai, lne
Aroneiin Kntrriirlet, lno
Arnnaon Knterprlee, Inn
Aronaon Entrrprlae. lne
Aroneuu Enterprise, lne
Arimenn Knterprlee, Dio
Aronaon Enterpilae, lno
A ronton Enlerprlat. Ina
Aroneuu Enlerprlee, Inn
A mneon Enterprise. Inn
Aronaon Enlerprlee. tno
Arnnton Knterprli*. lno
Aronaon Enlerprlee. lno
Aronaon Enlerprlee, lne
Aronaon Enlerprlee, lno
Aronaon Enlerprlae, Inn
Aronaon Enlerprlae, lne
Arnnton Enlerprlee, tno
Clarence J ft Mary F
M rK e iv e r
Aronaon Enlerprlae, lne
Aronaon Knttrprle*. Inr
Aronaon Kntarprlae. Inc
P L A T lloiiK • P A R K * IS ft |g
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Carrie B Winger!
M l 44
MAINE. AUDITION TO I.O.NRWIXIII P I.AT IDIBK 3 P A R K S3
47 I I
U l a I ft 3 lllk A
Philip B ft lletly Duel
U l a 14 17 ft I I lllk II
Sylvia Olmetcad
43.91
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P L A T ROOK I P A R K I I I ORAN RK d l l NTV HKCORDA
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By ____ __
Robert A A Helen A
14 It
Davie
W TS Fl of E 434 Fl of
l i 49
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F D A Lillie B Slyer*
MUI.NAR'I ADDITION TO I.UNRWtKIII
P L A T HOOK I P A R K SS
SMI
Tyr o* E ft Clara J Hick*
l.ol €
Kendrick Inman
9l.il
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P I.A T HOOK ■ P A R K SO
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11 Blk E ....... ......
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W IL U M K H E
P I.A T RtlUK 1 P A R K I I I
Itobtrl L ft U I * K Kllmar
11111
U t 19 Blk A .............
U I 1 ft E SI t/ l Ft
Charlea A A Mary Francla
of U t T Blk B _
Edward*
14 IT
Jam** A ft Martha T
U t 1 Blk D ________
Johnann
I I 14
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U t 1 Blk D ---------13.01
Andaraon
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111.41
U t * 1 lo 14 Blk H .......
41 U
Lloyd W ft I'aarl I) Marti*
Lott 1 4 IT ft 11 Blk F
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Domlnlrk
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Church atraat
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Pari of Blk I L y
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1141
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g g i l ' g v g l o r BLOCK « W I L D M K R B P L A T BOOK 4 P A C K M
U l a 1 1 I I I t l ft 14
Joaaph ■ ft Nalda C
Blk 4 ---------------I I I To
nogaro
U l a I I ft I I ft W H of
Burbon H ft Dorothy L
114.11
U t * I ft I I Blk 1
Farrell
W H IT WILDMCRK NABOB
P LA T BOOK a PARK M
114.11
N H of U t I t Blk I
John L ft Carol Jean Mnaa
W ILDBBBB
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44.41
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a
l i t 34
Part In X Orlando
Ranch** Sec 1 1A
T h * North Orlandn Co
104 14
SO II
ft !> Blk D ....... .
11 11 Tart of U t 111 Dea*
crlbed In ORB 44
43 ST
Te.SI
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P a t* 114 Blk D ....
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SI4 Tl
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Blk D ____________
Tho North Orlando Co
10! 17
Lot* MS (Lea* Part in
X Orlando Ranch**
Sec IB ft T A ller
Int K Lin# Klaher
193.34
Rd ft S Lin* U t
M l Run X I t De*
07 St In F 10 Ft X
IT Deg 11 Min IV
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lllk D
.............
Th# Xorth Orlando Cn
<1 11
• I I I M A V * Allll TO E I R K K A HAMMOCK P L A T BOOK g P A R R M
X 1.10 Ft of tail S
(l.ta* Rd A R y ) __
Chapman Concret* Block*
Inc
141.11
• P IM M i HAMMOCK R K T L A T
P L A T BOOK T P AR K M
144 41
W 109 Ft of E I'lO Ft of
I*uta M ft 1 1 ___ _
J D A Vlolat Reave*
14.14
1114 11
Beg IIS Ft W A MIST
Ft
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P oll Run S 333 4
Ft
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Ft
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34
Min K to Rrlck Rd
Sly on Road lo Pt S3
Ft X nf S Lin* of
14 11
N K ' i W to W Lin*
of S E 'i of XSVH N
to Pt W of Beg E to
MS.ST
Beg ------------------- SI 34 14 Smith llroa Wood Product*
In*
1 1 2 11
11 31 All KWH of N K ' i Be*
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Mary
Rd
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1.41
till
Br Rd ____________
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of V E '* A X E ' i
nulfcr||n| st ; « 19 Rodney Ihrlg ft Albert W
of N XX* IX
llog u*
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PI. AT RtlUK I P A R K * IS T i l I I A P L A T ROOK ft P A R E 14
ST 34
t i l l U l * 14 A 14H .....
J F ft Flora M Wagoner
Sanonora Shopping Center
14 49
1.01 44H -■ ..................
Lola l i t ft till .............
44.34
Fnrreat ft (Irac* French
Lola MT 171 ft M l ft
19« 1*1 1*1 A W H
of Lot* 111 ft H I ~*
Taggart Manufacturing
MS S3
Co lno
4T4.1T W H of Lota IS I ft SSI
ft All Lot* 131 to
......................
Kenneth ft Carol Conley
14.77
t IT Lot* 104 ft 1 1 0 ______
Forreet ft Hrac* French
IS.IT
Lota 5D> A SM ______
Jamee K A Kvalyn K
Adame
11.41
Lot a SSI A S l l ______
L T Jr ft Rorla F. Hunt
Mill
Lota 317 A 319 .........
L T Jr ft Durla Hunt
144.94
Lot « * « A W H of Lot
434 ------------------Jamea R Jr A Evelyn
K Adame
I t «a
14 II
Fori eat ft lirac# Frenrh
U t * 721 A
W E ft I.ava lllavlna
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1
740 ft 741 __ _
W E A T*eva Blavln*
11.7*
U t 739
W E ft Leva III*vine
19 17
Lot 7XA
Seth Rabcnck Kt A1
S SS
U t a 791 A 7
Fern II llrant
TIT
1 14
E V n t M I N R K R '* ADDITION M MIII.lt ONE
P L A T BOOK • P A R E * 14 ft 27
I 01I • 4 7 ft 1 Blk I __
Betty S Huffman
1* ST
Janice D Huffman
14 14
l*ota 9 to I I Blk 1 ....
D A * NK* Kl 1*491«1*1119
P I.A T ROtlK • P A R K M
l.ol 1 ft W 1 14 Kl of
Lot A ..... .................
11 41
Beau-Fort Inc
91.14
l<ot* S ft 4 _________
Jamea P Me ilulnneaa
Lot T
........... ......
Jamee P Mclliilncaa Sr
I It
P L A T ROOK 9 P A R K ■
L A K E WA A MA N IIE DiM Tg
Charlea Wm ft lletllo 1)
U t * 4 I ft 10 Blk A
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114.41
Charlea E Hr ft Hetty T
Lola I * ft 14 lllk K ____
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Charlea K s r ft Hatty T
Lola 31 ft 33 Blk E —
NN ill lama
Mil
I 0. 1* 1 ft 3 Blk F ____
J It ft K Ituth (Irani
14 13
Lot 1 A E IS Kt uf l.ol
Joeeph C ft M11Id red Connell 110.11
3 lllk O
.......
!*ol 7 A W 17 Ft at Lot
4 lllk a ..............
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a* K A Franrea B
Kill*
in >4
U t * 3 ft 4 Blk K _
Daniel B ft Belly L
Kelaana
I I 01
44 49
t.fttaK WA T M A N HHDIIITA I.A K K ADDITION
107 14
P L A T HOOK 4 P A R K Id
Albert I, A Baity M C
Johnttnn
1 :1 I I
413 I I
1 DESCRIPTION
X
ft hi
c ; *“
c 54" 1
* C
P L A T BOOK I t
PACK M
Jama* C Uambl*
Jamea C (Iambi*
C (Iambi*
C (Iambi#
C Qambla
C Oambl*
C (Iambi*
C Oambl#
C Oambl*
11.11
11 SI
11.14
11 I I
II It
11.11
1141
11.44
11.11
Frank ft Juatln* Jordan
111.11
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0
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of Br Rd ( U m w
341.4 Ft) _____
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3
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m
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P I. A T HOOK T P A R K Ml
U t I «..._________ ___
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I I 44
ENSKMINREII F A R M * ADDITION NO 3
P I. A T BOOK 4 P A R K •
U t * 31 ft 3T 1 1.eat UdI
Th* Nurth Orlando Cu
31 41
W 10 Fl of K (90 F l
of Lot 14 (Lea* Rd I
K Line of Tract
Being an Extension
X of Ely Lins of
Th* Xorth Orlando Co
L ot t l _________ _
1.11
U t a S3 I I 33 I I (4 34
I I (4 A II A Lot*
I I ft 17 (Lee* Xorth
Orlandn
Townnila
Oh Add ft Ud ft
Beg on Sherry Ava
147.93 Ft SWIy of
Int or Sly R/W ft
Si ltd 414 ft W Lin*
fhar ry Ava Run X
U Deg I Min NV
104 Kl * 14 neg
13 Min NV 97147
Ft S 31 Deg 3 Min
NV In W Lin# l.ol
47 Sly on NV Lin#
to Sherry Are NEly
on Sherry Ave to
l l r g ) .............
Th* North Orlando Co
lit.IT
Sharry
Ava
Bf| t on
111 9S Ft SNVIr or
Int of Sly 11 /w 81
Bd 119 ft W Una
Sherry Ave Run X
TS Dea » Min \V
140 Ft ft M Drg
S3 Slln W 4Tl 47 Kl
s : 4 De* S Min XV
to XV Link U t 47
sly on XV Lina In
Sherry Ava XEly on
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In Lula St 4b IT .. .MW
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piiratlnn
n s 91
KNTy.MINHKtl FA It M l ADDITION NO 3 P I.AT ROOK • P A R K 37
My
to
Ft
of S l y
I I I l Ft of Wly I I
F l of (Irac* Kt __
1 41
Hamid A Nola Merlea
Ft.AMINRD g P H I N R I
P I.AT n o t m M P A R E T3
U t I Blk C ------------U .fl
Slat E ft Helen L Shirk
37.30
Viola II Knight
U t I I lllk C ________ _
NV J Jr ft Louis* a
I*©t IS Ulk C ----------(larnett
17.34
u t 1 nik n ________
Stephen J Sr ft Charlult*
Ipaan
M l 14
I.A KK LV C KR N K
P L A T ROOK I I P AR K T3
131.94
ut t
Donald J A lluth M Marlin
W I L L I A M HUN IIK I R I I T g
P L A T HOOK 13 P A R K 31
ltn) Khorir*
U l a 39 A 10 .............
M l (4
n o r t h d i m .ANDn
P L A T HOOK 13 P A R K * I * A tt
Tract
A
1 l*eaa l ‘* r l
Dcac Orb 39S P 414)
Th# Xurlh Orlandn Co
*14-34
Pari Tract A Deae In
1,394.34
Orb 341 1* 410 ____
Th# North OrlAlNdoCo
3 IT
The Norib Orlando Co
Ut
Blk IS
The Xurlli Orlandn Cn
2.IT
Blk IS
lull
The North orlandn Cn
I 47
Lot
lllk
S.4T
Ut
Blk
Th* North Orlando Co
I IT
The North Orlandn Co
Ut
lllk
I.
Th# North Orlandn Co
Ut
Blk
The Xurlh (Irlandu Co
4.7T
ut
lllk IS
14.91
Th* Xorth Orlando Cn
Lot I Blk IS
55.11
Th# Nurth Orlandn Cn
Lot 9 Blk IS
T h * Xorth Orlando Cn
Si.(4
I.ot 10 Blk IS
The Xorlh Orlandn Co
U t II Blk IS
31.11
T h * North Orlandn Co
i i .i t
U t 13 lllk IS ..
T h * Xurlh Orlandn Cn
3.IT
U t I I Blk IS
Th* Nurth Orlando Cn
l.lf
3.IT
The Xurlh Orlandn Cn
Th* North Orlandn Cn
3.IT
3.41
The Nurth Orlando Cn
Tlie Nurth Orlandu Co
3 IT
Th* North Orlandn Cn
ill
The Xorlh Orlandu Co
3.IT
J.
Th# Xorth Orlando Co
The North Orlandn Cn
3.4T
Th# Xorlh Orlando Co
3.47
Th* Xorth Orlando Co
3.IT
IT 31
Th# Xorth Orlando Co
Th* Xorth Orlandn Co
37.1*
The Xorlh Orlando Cn
14.31
The Xurlh Orlando Cn
3.47
Th* Xorlh Orlando Cu
3 IT
Th# Xorlh Orlandn Cn
SIT
Th* Xurlh orlandn Co
S.II
T h * Xorlh Orlando Co
4 II
Th# Xorlh Orlando Cn
1 IT
Th# North Orlandu Co
3.47
Th* Xurlh Orlotnlii Cu
IT 14
37.(1
Th# Xorlh Orlando Cn
14.11
Th* Xurlh Orlandn Co
14.11
Th# North Orlandu Co
I4.T*
Th* North Orlandn Co
55.11
Mselfrbultdera Cnrp
5!*>t#rhulld*r* Corp
33.13
P L A T HOMK 13 P.AUKB S3 ft 34
NORTH OBI.ANIIO l » T ADDITION
24.1*
T h * North Orlando Co
Blk 34 ------- -S3 HI
Th* North Orlandn Co
lllk T i ________
33.a*
lllk 34 ________
Th# North Orlandn C*
23:09
Th* Xorlh Orlandn Cn
lllk 74 ________
94.(14
Th# North Orlandu Co
lllk 3 4 ________
TS.ai
Th# Xorlh Orlandn Cn
lllk 3 4 ----------Th# North Orlando Co
31.44
Blk 34 ________
1 Leaa I’ t In Xorth
14 (1
T lia Xorlh Orlando Cn
(trie drill l l h
The North Orlando Co
1 IT
lent 19 lllk Jt
Th* North Orlando Co
I.IT
-cl:iiiiiui
l.ol 2<» Blk 24
____ _
1 IT
Th* North Orlando Cn
Lut 21 Blk : t
The Xorlh Orlando Co
1 IT
l*ot 22 Blk 2« — rrm____
__
24
Th# North Orlando Co
1 IT
IdOl 21 Blk
Th* Xurlh Orlando Co
Lot 24 Blk 24 ~ r.■■■■■..T.
UT
19.0*
The Xorlh Orlando Cn
HiiHinU
l#**l SS Blk 24
A ■! II UF P.AIIT UF NURTH Oltl.%*IIO 4k XIIIITII UUI.AXDO S I T A l l l l
P L A T HUUK 18 KA44K M
Maaltrhulldera Cnrp
17.37
U t A lllk 24 ........ - Maelarhulldar* Corp
11.73
EH of U i It lllk St Ma.ierhullder* Cnrp
SI S*
Irid K lllk 24
HKPI.AT UF P A R T OF NORTH OH LAN 1)1) l * T A 3ND ADO
P L A T HOOK t i P A R K 14
Maslerhulldara
Cnrp
MTI
laOt A lllk 1
Slaalrrhulldara Carp
ta i l
Lul 1 Blk 1
MaaierhuiMera
Corp
14.(4
Lint S Blk ]<
Maalerlilillilrra Cnrp
M .ll
1*4»t 1 Blk 2
Maalerhullitar*
Corp
11.41
1all t 3 Blk 2 #~**~.
Slaeterhullilera Cnrp
14.3*
IgOt S lllk J ____
Slaaterhulldera
Corp
Iff 3*
I#<l( 4 Blk 2 ----Maaltrbullderi Cnrp
Iff.31
l«ot 31 Blk •
Maatsrhuilder* Cntp
Iff.Iff
!#Ol 3. Blk 3 ....
Maalsrhulldara Corp
11.41
Lot 1 Blk S e~ae~
Maatarhulldtra
Cnrp
ll.il
S
—
Lot S Blk
Slaalerhulhlrre
Cntp
l " 30
IffOt S Blk S ----Maatrrhutldrrs Corp
l i Iff
l#ot 4 Blk 2 ----Slaatrrhullder* Cnrp
1* Iff
Lot 31 Blk 1 „ ir—
MaaterhuUdrr* Corp
1# Iff
Lot S3 Blk S ___
Th#
NorthOrlandn
Cn 43.IT
Lola 1 ft : lllk 4
The
Xorlh Orlando Co
In.74
Lot S Blk 4
The
XurlhOtlando Co
ln,7§
lellt 4 lllk 4 ----The
North
Orlando
Cn
M
.it
1
____
Blk
I.ot 29
The
North orlandu
Cn 11,41
Lift 29 Blk 4 ---Tlie
North orlandu C «
11,1)3
1all I 30 Blk 1
Tli*
XorthOrlandu
Cn Iff.T9
Lot 31 Blk 1
T h * Xorth Orlandn Co
1# 79
Ignl 32 Blk 4
Th* Xorth Orlando Co
1 94
Tract A - .■RMRRW
Th*
Xorlh Orlandn
Co 1.14
Tract It — _ . m— — ——.
Th*
North
Orlandu
Ca
l
.ti
Tract C ------- — — ~*
Slaaterbulldera Corp
11.41
Lot A lllk U ------------Maattrbulldera Cnrp
14 Iff
Lot II Blk I I —...--------Slaaterbulldera Corp
14.14
U t C Blk 1 4 -------------Th*
North
Orlando
Cn
14
14
U t D Blk t l ------------Tli*
NurthOrlando
C * 14.14
U t K Blk I I ----------The
Xorth Orlando
Co 11.41
Lot F lllk 1 1 --------- North Orlando Oeyalupmant
U t A lllk I I — ---- Corp
4T.lt
North Orlando Davalopmant
U t R Blk I I — ----- —
Corp
14.14
Xorlh Orlando Davalopmant
U t C Blk 1 1 -------------Corp
tt.lt
U t D Blk I t ------------Maalerliullder* Cor *
lff.l*
U t K Blk I I —.— ~ —
Moalerhulldtra Corp
li.l*
Xorlh Orlando Davalopment
U t F Blk t l -----------—
Corn
17.lt
U t A Blk I I ------------Xurlh Orlando Davalopmant
Corp
IT.tt
U t B Blk I I -------------Xorlh or lsndo Davalopmant
Carp
14.14
U t C Blk I I ------------North Orlando Davalopmant
Corp
14.14
Blk I I -------------Xorth orlanda Davalopmant
Corp
14.14
Xorth Orlando Davalopmant
Corp
11.11
Xorlh Orlando Develnpsieat
Corp
4T.ll
Xorlh n r l a n l o D a v ilop m ** !
Corp
tt.ll
U t B Blk H ____ —____
North Drland* DavalopmMt
Corp
tf.lt
U t C Blk t l -------------Xorth Orlasdff Davolopmmt
Corp
>4-14
U t D ■Ik I I ,
North O rlMda Davalepmoat
Corp
IU >
U t E Blk I I
North Orlaadff Davalopmaftt
C orp
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North O r l * * 4 « D e r d ip R llI
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Corp
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NORTH ORLANDO TO W N U TM P O I'R T H ADD
P L A T BOOK M PA G E * H A M
M t 11 Blk I ---------P*rrp K W llllla Ina
NORTH ORLANDO P IP T M ADDITION
P L A T BOOK 11 P A O R I TT O TO
T reat A Blk I ___
Norlh Orlanda C*
M l I Blk I
T h * Norlh Orlanda Ca
M t I Blk I
Tha Norlh Orlaado Cn
M l I Blk I
T h * North Orlanda Ca
M t i Blk i
Th * North Orlanda Cm
M l I Blk I
T h * North Orlanda Ca
M l 4 Blk I
T h * North Orlanda Co
M l 1 Bleak I
Th* North Orlaado Co
M l I Blk I
T h * Norlh Orlando C *
4 Blk I
Uaatarhulldare Corp
M 4 14 Blk I
U ailarbulldtro Corp
M l 11 Blk I
Maatarhulldar* Corp
M t I I Blk I
Maaiarbuildara Corp
L a i l| Blk I
Maettrbulldtra Corp
Maatarhnlldarn Corp
HaeUrbtilldsrp Corp
Moatarballdara Corp
M u u rb elW a rt Corp
T h * North Orlanda O*
T h * North Or load* Co
T h * North Orlaado On
T b * North Orlanda C *
T h * North Or land* Co
T h * North Orlanda C *
T b * Nerth OrUade Cn
T h * North Orlaado Ca
T h * North Orlande On
The North Orlaado Ce
Th e Nerth Orlead* Co
Th# Neath Ortea de Ca
Tha North Orlande Oo
T h * North Orion in Cn
T h e North Orlaado C*
The Nerth Orlande O*
T h e North Orlaado o *
A M
P L A T M B S Id I
T h e North Orlaado C *
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NAME OP O H N E B
£
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T h * North Orlando Cm
11.11
M t I Blk IT
Th* Norlh Orlando Co
IM I
M t I Blk IT
Th
*
Norlh
Orlando
Ca
4.11
M t I Blk tT
Th* North Orlanda Ca
4.1S
M t T Blk IT
Tha North Orland* Ca
4.11
M t I Blk IT
Th*
North
Orlando
Co
11.41
M t 11 Blk IT
Tha North Orlanda Co
13.11
M t 1 Blk t t
Tha Norlh Orlando Co
4.11
M t t nm tt
Tha North Orlando Ce
4.I t
M t I nm i t
Tha
North
Orlanda
Co
4.11
M t « nm ia
Tha Norlh Orlando Co
4.11
M t I Blk 31
Tha North Orland* Ca
l.lt
M t • Blk I I
Th* Norlh Orland* Co
4.11
M t 1 Dlk 11
T h * Norlh Orland* Co
4.11
M t t Blk 31
Th* North Orlando Ca
11.4*
M t I Blk 31
P L A T BOOK IP P A S B B
NORTH OBI, A KUO H AN C H E I SECTION
11.11
Th* - Norlh Orland# C *
M t t Blk A -------Tha North Orland* C*
48.11
M l I Blk A ----------*1.47
Th* North Orlando C*
M t 1 Blk B .............
II.S1
Th* North Orlanda Cm
E I t * Ft of M t I Blk B
Th
*
North
Orland*
Co
11.14
M t T Blk B -------- ..
M t d (M a t R 1TI T t)
Th * Norlh Orland* Co
11.11
Blk C ----------------15.11
Th * Norlh Orland# Cm
M t IS Blk R ----------IM T
Th*
North
Orland*
Co
M t I I Blk K ----------11.11
Th* Norlh OrUndo Co
M t I I Blk E
NORTH ORLANDO H AN C H E I PRO IA P L A T BOOK IB PACE# H a n
tin
Th* North Orland* C*
M t 1 Blk V
11.11
Th* Norlh Orlanda Ce
m i
i nm r ----------T h t North Orland* Ca
41.11
M l I Blk r ...............
P L A T BOOK IP P A S B * **-#T
NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES IR C I.R
Th* Norlh Orland* Ca
11.*1
Lot 4 —
Th* Norlh Orlando Co
13.14
lia r A H*l*n B D art*
ll.ll
Th * Norlh Orland* Ce
11.11
Th
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North
Orlanda
C#
IM I
Lot i\
Th# Norlh Orland* Co
IM S
Th* North Orlande Co
11.41
M t i i ~ Z Z . Z '. Z ~ Z . ~
Th* Norlh Orlando Co
11.41
M t 14 -------- ------------Th* North Orlando Co
14.lt
M t I I ---------------------Th* Norlh Orlando Co
M l
M t IT ---------------------Th# North Orlando Co
1.11
M l I I ......... .................
Th# North Orlando Co
IM I
M t I I _________________
Th* Norlh Orlando Ca
4.41
M t II
Th* North Orland* Ca
14.14
M t It
NORTH ORLANDO RANCHK4 IR C > P L A T ROOK IB P A S B 1*
Tha
North
Orlando
Co
11.11
M l 1 Blk A
Th# North Orlando Ce
11.11
M t tl Blk A
Th* North Orlando Co
11.11
M t 11 Blk A
Th* Norlh Orlanda C#
11.11
M l I I Blk A
T h * North Orlanda Cm
11.14
M t IT Blk A
Th* North Orland* Ca
11.14
M t 11 Blk A
Th* North Orlanda C*
11.14
M l It Blk A
Th* North Orland* C*
lt.lft
M t 11 Btk A
Th*
Norlh
Orlanda
Co
11.11
Blk
A
37
Mt
Th* Norlh Orlanda C*
11.11
M t 31 Blk A
Tha Norlh Orlando Cm
11.11
M t 31 Blk A
Th* North Orlando C *
11.14
Lot SS Blk A
W illiam A Thpra
M t tt Blk A
Chamrrllk
11.11
Th* North Orland* Cm
11.44
M l 1 Btk B
Th * North Orland* Ce
11.44
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Th* Norlh Orlando Cm
IM I
M t 1* nik B
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M t 14 nrn B
NORTH ORLAA
OHLARDO R A N C H B t 4E0 I A P L A T BOOK IB PABBB BO to «1
M t 4 nik C
Th* North Orlando Ce
1.11
Th* North Orlando Oe
1.11
M t 1 Blk C
Th* Norlh Orlando ce.
1.14
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M l T Blk fi
Th* North OrUndo Ce
11.11
L it 1 lllk C
Th* Norlh Orlando Co
14.11
T h * North OrUndo Co
4.11
M t s Blk C
T li* North OrUndo Ce
4.14
M t 11 lllk 0
M t 11 nm c
Th * Norlh OrUndo Co
1.14
T h * North OrUndo c #
1.14
M t 11 Blk a
M t 13 nm c.
Th* Norlh Orlando C*
1.14
Th* Norlh OrUndo Ce
1.41
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M t I f Blk a
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North OrUndo
Cm t . l l
T h * North Orlando Co
1.41
M t IT lllk c
Th* North OrUndo Cm
1.44
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4.4*
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1.11
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c
a
11.11
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Th* Nnrth OrUndn Ca
4.10
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11.11
M t i nm D
T h * North OrUndo Co
11.11
M l 10 lllk n
M t tl nrn n
T h * North Orlando Co
4.14
M t 13 Blk n
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M t 1! nik n
T h * North Orlande Cm
14.11
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Th* North OrUndo Ce
4.14
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4.1T
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Th* North OrUndo Co
14.11
M t 1! Dlk n
Th * North OrUndo Cm
M l
M t 11 lllk n
Th* North Orlando Co
d.4l
M t to lllk n
Tha Nortn Orlando Co
4.11
M t 31 Blk D
The North OrUndo Ce
4.11
M l 33 Hlk n Th* North Orlande Ce
11.11
M t !1 Blk n
T h * North OrUndo Cm
tl.ll
M l 31 nik n
T h * North OrUndo Cm
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M t 1 Hlk K
Tha North OrUndo Ca
ll.ll
l<ot 11 Blk H
Tha North Orland* Co
11.11
M t 1! Blk K
Tha North OrUndo Ca
11.11
M l 14 nik K
Thn North OrUndo Co
1.31
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North Orlando
Ce I.1T
M t I f Btk PI
Th* North Orlando Cm
11.11
M t IT Blk K
Th* Norlh OrUndo Ce
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M l 14 Blk R
Th# Norlh nrlando Co
11.11
tmt t l Blk H
Th# Nnrth OrUndo Ca
11.11
M t I t Blk K
Th*
Norlh OrUndo
C# I . I I
Lot t l Blk K
T h * North OrUndo Co
11.11
M t I I Blk E
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North OrUndo
C* l l . l l
M t 11 Blk I
Th# North OrUndn Cn
I.II
M t 11 nm R
T h * North Orlando Co
1.41
M l IS nik E
Th * North OrUndn Co
1.14
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M t 1 lllk P
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Norlh OrUndn
Co 1.44
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T h * North OrUndo Co
1.41
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T h * North OrUndn Co
I.II
M t IS nm p
Th* North Orlando Co
1.41
M t 11 nm p
T h * Norlh Orlandn C*
1.14
M t 11 nm p
Th* Norlh Orlando Co
11.11
l e t I I nm p
T h * Norlh OrUndo Co
1.14
M t 11 Blk r
Th* North OrUndo O*
11.11
M t IT lllk r
Th* Nnrth Orlando Co
11.11
Lot 11 nm r
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Lyman A Lola A H olley
111.11
M IRROR L A K E MANOR
Lot I I A 8 4 o f Lot 11
Vwl*Rich Corporation
11.11
A R E P L A T OP M IRRO R L A K E SUBDIVISION
P L A T ROOK • PA C E SS
Lot I Blk B ________
Arthur L A E ither H dann
111.II
E 10 FI of l e i T A W
10 Ft of Lot t Rlk
B __ ___ _______ ....
Sterling W Copeland
151.11
R E P L A T OF LOTS IS TO SI B LK • P E A R L L A K E B RIGHTS
P L A T BOOK S PAGE TT
W 4 o f Lot I t A A ll L o t
.....
10 Blk B __________ _
Gentvalv* M C am el
lt l.T I
L ots I t A I I Blk B ____
Raymond Q Jr A Shirley L
U n w e ll
111.11
P E A R L L I K E HEIGHTS F IR S T ADDITION P L A T BOOK B PAGE
L ot 11 Blk A ________
Joyce B Drifter
HT.TI
L o t* I t A I t Blk 8 .....
le u le W A Mary E WoodOll
i t . 11
PENDLETON BLR
P L A T ROOK 11 PA G K ST
Howard
L
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Yvonne
Pendleton
lt.01
Lot I _________________
P L A T ROOK I I PAOH
T W IN PIN K S STB
Nettle Cl B ik e r
11.10
Lot t ___ .— -----------N eill* a B Mad! eon
tt.tl
l.ol* 1 A 0 ------------- —
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Lloyd
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11.10
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Lota 10 A 8 4 of 11 _
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P L A T BOOK t l PA G E TP
B EAR L A K E MANOR
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111.11
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L o t 11 Blk E ---------Jtmloeon
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40*1
Alabama ■ M lailiolppl Con.
L ot t t Blk E —
ferencs A n n o f Stvenlh
41.11
Day Adventist*
P L A T ROOK B PA G K TS
GLEAVES SUBDIVISION
Arthur E A Grace ■
Lot I 81k D ------------15.11
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l^ t » » Rlk I f ________
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7.41
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Conelructlon Co
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17.11
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1*1.01
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Corp
M t 1 Rlk 22 ______ __
H eftier Construction C o
T.U
Lot I I
NW ly to Reg Blk A
Funahlna Stale Devetoper#
F F A Orae* French
100.1* Imt I Rlk 21 ________
Ife flte r
Construction Co
7.41
I M I Lot I I Rlk A ______ __
Corp
W illiam J Swtenay
214.to I.ot J Rtk 2 2 ______ _
lle flle r
Conslrucllon Co
T.dl
R E A R L A K E H R IO K TS
Lot 1 Rlk I t ________
P L A T ROOK ■ PA G E SR
l,ot 4 lllk 2 2 ________
San Francisco
H
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Construction
Co
T.dl
laOt t t ____
Amoe A A Fannie M
fledrvelopere Inc
IM 2 Lot i lllk 2 3 ______
lle flle r
Construction Co
7*1
Drummond
m il
Lot 1 Rlk 2 2 ________
CASSELBERRY
P L A T BOOK T PAGES JT A SS
lle flle r
Conelructlon Co
7.41
RE P L A T LOTS SS A SO OP R EAR L A K R HEIG H TS
Lot 7 lllk 2 3 ______
Reg NK Cor Lol 1 Rlk
lle flle r
Conelrucllon Co
7.41
P L A T BOOK 1A PAG E B
Lot ■ iiik : i ________
A Run N T» Deg
H eftier
Construction Co
T .ll
Lot I Blk A ----------Dais B A Denns O
Lot f Rlk 1 ! ________
17 Min W I I I n |
H eftier
Construction Co
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till
Lot
1*
Rlk
21
_____
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14 Deg W 1*0 Ft g
H eftier Conotruetlon Co
T .lt
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Lot I I Blk 1 1 _____ .
11 Deg 47 Min E
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T .ll
P L A T BOOK T PA G E SB
Lot 12 Rlk 5 2 _______ _
DU Ft N I I Deg K
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Lot 1 A Pari o f Lot t
200 Ft to Reg Rlk A
Johnson Electronic* In *
112.12 Lot t l lllk 21 ____ __
lle
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Fred M A Ruth K Merles
114 01 L ol 21 I L eri W 1)0 Ft
t*ot 14 lllk 2! ___ ___ _
H eftier
Conelrucllon Co
T .ll
JANSEN SlB D ITIS tO H P L A T BOOK t l PAO H ST
I«ot t Dlk 23 ___
Of X in Ft o f s :oe
H eftier
Conelructlon Co
T .lt
L ot 1 _________________
John A A Mary T K irk
m i
Lot 2 Rlk 3 1 ________
Ft A B 100 Ft o f
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d t o r t * F A Vivian C Ab*4 i n i *
W 1 0 * F t) nik O -P
W lntor Park Fern Corp
11.41 M t I Rlk 5 1 ________
H irtle r
Conelructlon Co
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Lot I I _________________
Mary T Kirk. Guardian
tin t
Lot
I
Rlk
11
________
F IR S T ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY
F L A T ROOK T PAG R SO
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Construction Co
T .ll
L ot I I ________„________
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S too Ft of the X 200 Ft
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Construction Co
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The Cornell Co
21,40 twit 4 Rlk 2 1 ___ __ __
H eftier
Conelructlon Co
T .lt
l o t 7 Rlk 2 1 ________
PARKINSON'S SUBDIVISION
P L A T BOOK S PAO B ST
A H K P L A T OF R l.o r K CE COUNTRY C U R ADDITION
lle flle r
Conelructlon Co
T .ll
tmt I Rlk 23 ______ _
Lot 1 Dlk D ............. ..
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W alter C Eery Jr
tli.ll
lle rtle r
Construction Co
7.11
Lot » lllk 21 ________
LA V A D A COUNT
P L A T ROOK > PAG R SS
Lot I ------------------- -Owen W A Dorothy U
H tflls r
Conslrucllon Co
T.dl
Lot 1 ---------- --- ------Aneley
110.1! l,ot 10 Dlk 2 1 _____
Reuben Felnhurg
IM I
H eftier
Conslrucllon Co
T,*l
ORANGR V IL L A HEIGHTS
------R E P L 1 T OF LO T* S T H R U IS OT REP1.UT OF BLOCK CK COUNTRY Lot 11 lllk 3 1 ______ __
P L A T BOOK IS PA G E t t
lls file r
Construollon Co
T .ll
Lot
M t 12 lllk 21 ___ __
C L l'B ADD TO CASSBLRKRRY
P L A T ROOK IS PAG E TS
A les O A Ruth C Swanson
M l
H eftier
Construction Co
M l
le t
Ivot 13 Rlk 5 5 ________
Charlre K Sr A B elly T
A le t O A Ruth C iwnnenn
M l M l 1 ---------- -------- -lle flle r
Construction Co
T .ll
Lot 11
W illiams
111,52 Lot It tllk 2 5 ________
A lta O A Ruth C Swanson
T it
lle flle r
Construction Co
MS
Lol 11
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M * t e l 10 --------------------A le i O A Ruth C Swanson
lle flle r
ITonelructlon Co
T .ll
Lot U
lrf«t 2 Rlk 24 ______ _
C IIASTAL B O W L AD D ITIO N
P L A T ROOK N PAG03
1.1«
A le t O A Ruth C Swanson
H eftier
Conelrucllon Co
T .ll
1UU 1 Rlk 24 ________
KB 14 o f NK'U ......... 11 11 I I Orl-Patm Conilructlnn Co
407.17 K W H of l e t » A All o f
lle flle r Construction Co
T.dl
l e t 10 Rlk A ------Roy A Colleen Tope
131 40 t<ot 4 Rlk 24 . ____ __
H eftier
Conslrucllon Co
T .ll
OKI.ANO H ILLS AD D ITIO N
P L A T HOOK IS PAG E SO
Lot* i to :t nik : i _
t i l l *T Al. BOW L SECOND ADD
PI. AT ROOK 13 PAG E TT
H eftier
Conelructlon Co
ld t.T I
l e t 4 __________ _______
Oakland Consolidated Cnrp
37 II
Lola 1 In 11 Rlk I I
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Mrhull*
111
H eftier
Conelructlon Co
14(1.71
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III.h i Lol 17 tllk R ...... ......
Janie* It Wells
Mf
Lot* t to I Rlk 37 _
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ll.ll
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114.11
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1*1.14 M t 4 1 ______________ __
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11.51 lo t a 1 In 2t lllk )*
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141.71
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Doroiliy
Vanecoyvo
5*51
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14.14
X W 4 ________ ___ _ SS SI 11 Leonard A Eva M Kenton
llf.c o l e t 77 ..... ......... ..........
Lota
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111.51
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14.01
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P I.A T HOOK 13 PAGE TA
Ft o f K 100 Ft A
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114.11
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114.11
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Rlk I I ________ 1.43
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111.11
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11.44
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1.45
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11.44
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7.41
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44.41
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11.01
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Lot 15 lllk 14 -------- -7.41
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14.14
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l e t IS lllk 1 4 ----------7*1
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14.01
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7.1
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7.45 l e i 1 Rlk 17
l e t 1* Rlk 14 ---------H eftier Contlrncllon
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111.01
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7.15
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W 121 Ft or E I I * . 1 Ft
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1511.50
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le t s I to 1* lllk Id ----117.94 l e t 4 Rtk K C ---------Gambles
15 I I le t s 1 lo I I Rlk I I ----Rising
111.41
H eftier Conelrucllon Co
21147
P L A T BOOK S PAGE
C H A R LO TTE B RIGHTS
NORMANDY AD D ITIO N TO C AgSR LRB R BT
H eftier Construction Co
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1Rlk I I --------- —
7.45
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P L A T ROOK f P A G E ! IS « H
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14.11
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14.14
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11.11
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4.11
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Mary A M rElroy
11.41
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111.44
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11.11
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11.11
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4.14
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14.41
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11.71
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Robart K A Eatall* P
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141.14
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Philip Baroudl
1.41
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19.77
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71.14
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11.17
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11.11
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41.44
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71.17
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11.79
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41.11
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114.14
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19.71
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11.01
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11.19
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newspaper at on advertising medium.
Newspapers rate first with people
who actually buy advertising. Last year*
the investment in newspapers was more
than $4 billion—an all-time high, and far more
than was spent in TV, or magazines, or radio.
O n the overage weekday, you'll find a newspaper
in 87.3% of all U.S. homes—and that's a reach no
other medium can duplicate.
Usefulness! Shoppers browse the newspaper at their
awn poce...spend time on items of special interest..xlip
and save ods for use as shopping guides. And the advertiser
con use os much space as he needs for a full product story.
H ie newspaper holds a firm place in our fives. A study of the
TV audience found that 'newspaper reading is the only form
of moss communication which showed no reaction when
IV sets were purchased.*
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advertising medium.
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Sanford Plaza Work Resumes Thursday
Seminole County
Herlong Urges
Where are
you going?
Where did you come from?
Thee* ir e some temple questlone that will h* aeked of
motorists on heavily-traveled
highway* In Seminole County
beginning Thursday. The first
interview atatlon w ill be set
up on 1*4. Home intervlewi
■leo are under way In the
county concerning
people’*
travel habits.
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•
Casselberry’s proposed oc
cupational license ordlnsnce
covers everything from star(■ sin g to scltsor-sharpenlng.
• • •
Two news hounds are resi
dents o f the third floor at
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Doris (N ever A Dull Mo
ment) Williams, our blonde
■parkier, Is a sick, sick, sick
girl. W s miss her,
Down the hall from Doris
is veteran newsman Marlon
Harman. Marion is flat on his
back following an automobile
accident a week or so ago. He
■ays he will be immobilised
fo r three or four more weeks.
• • a
AE2 Thomas Christensen,
USN, o f Port Edwards, Wl*.,
who spent two weeks here
visiting his fiancee, Susan
Wilcox, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wilcox, o f
610 Baywood Drive, Sunland,
has departed for duty in
South V iet Nam.
* • •
Casselberry's new adminis
trative offices on U.S. 17-92
w ill be air-conditioned under
a bid accepted by the Board
o f Aldermen Monday Night.
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• •
The Sanford Lions Fun Fair
is planned for Fort Mellon
Park July 5.
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a a
Search for a site fo r the
Lake Mary Woman's Club has
ended In a stalemate. The
Seminole County Board o f
Commissioners considered giv
ing a tract o f county land but
found it would not meet tho
requirement*.
a a a
In
aplta o f our efforts
along the beautification lines
ioma o f tha town's biggest
eyesores remain Intact Tha
aid bandshell, for instance.
Tha aagla on the flagpole at
tha bandihell now perchea pre
cariously over Seminole Blvd.
Looks Ilka something could
ba don* to the old bandshell
until something more perma
nent comes along.
a a a
Herkmg's talk was brief and
factual, lie said he had some
•■philosophical objections" to
the bill now before the U. S.
Senate but he added, "W e arc
faced with a (act now."
"This bill is going to be the
law and Florida should act
now to take full benefit of its
provisions," he said.
Herlong n o t e d Medicare
would bring an additional
8849,000 in federal money in
to the itate. Florida, under
the proposal, would also no
longer have to carry the ex
pense of hospital assistance.
Florida would have to pro
vide a comprehensive volun
tary insurance program (or
the aged, however. And Hcrlong emphasized that the suc
cess o f this program was par
ticularly Important.
" I f we don’t make volun
tary health Insurance work,"
he said, "you ’re going to have
a health care plan for the
aged based on Social Security
crammed down your throats."
Barry Riley, 24, an OrUndo apprentice cmbalmer, was
seriously injured about tha
boad in an automobila aecident on Interstate 4 near tha
8 ft 46 Interchange Tuesday
afternoon.
State Trooper Jerry Haw
thorne said tha IMS MO Midgat Riley was driving ran off
tha right shoulder o f the high
way, careenod back across
tha southbound lane into tha
median and turned over savoral times.
R iley was thrown from the
convertible and was taken to
Seminole Memorial Hospital
in an unconscious condition.
Ha later was transferred to
Florida Sanitarium and Ho*g lU l in Orlando.
Beiutlea To Vie
SARASOTA ( U P I ) - A rec
ord 48 beauty queans will
compete for tha IMS Mias
Florida title atartlng here
June IS. The new Miss Flor
ida will ba crowned J i m I t
by the 1M4 winner, MUa Pris'cilia Schaarr, o f Pompano
peach.
Herlong urged that the es
timated 14.7 million which the
state will save when existing
hospital care programs are
discontinued be channeled in
to a voluntary Insurance pro
gram for Florida.
He also suggested the extra
funds go to help provide drugs
for the needy, a function not
provided for by the federal
legislation.
At the conclusion o f the
short session, House welfare
chairman
Ray Mattox, of
Winter Haven, suggested HerIcng stay In Tallahassee an
extra day to help the welfare
committees prepare legisla
tion to anticipate passage of
the Medicare bill.
Herlong indicated he would
be glad to help. If the bill
does pass this summer, he
said, it would go into effect
Jan. 1. It would allow only an
18-month transition period for
states to switch (rain their
existing
health
care
pro
grams.
If the Florida Legislature
docs not prepare for the bill
this session, he warned, il
would be caught In an unfav
orable position to take full ad
vantage of the bill unless the
Legislature were to meet next
year.
Eskimo Is Sought
J A C K S O N V IL L E
(U P D —
"W o have nothing to con
and
nect this to him," said De
then atabbed to death with an
tective Fred Petty. "But we’re
11-inch butcher knifa in the
not ruling it out."
Petty said that whoever
committed the crime le ft a
trail o f blood out o f the room,
through • garage, over the
lawn and through the gate of
a chain link fence surround,
ing the house.
A broken soft drink bottle
and a cracked porcelain com
bination
cigarette
lighterash tray were found beaide
the body.
No motive could be estab
lished for the act immediate
ly although nothing seemed
to he missing from the house.
Mrs. Hood’s husband, Edict
Hood, Is supervisor fo r a
liquor concern and was re
portedly out checking on a
store at tha time o f the
murdciw
Tha State Highway Patrol
and the FBI wers warned
Tuseday to be on the lookout
for Tahl, a round-faced part*
Eskimo who is known to be
armed.
lie la wanted In connection
with the April I murder o f a
San Diego (C alif.) couple,
the rape o f a woman the
■ame day in San Diego, and
fo r questioning in the mur
der o f a Dallas man April 26.
D. K. Brown, chlsf o f the
Jacksonville FBI Bureau, drscrilied Tahl as "sadistic." He
has crew cut hair and a tat
too o f a flying dragon on his
left arm.
Tahl was last seen hitch
hiking In Mobile, Ala., enroute to Florida.
A
woman wax
beaten
Florida room o f her auburban
home hers late Tuesday night.
The body o f
Mr*. Gladys
Maria Hood, 43, was found ly
ing in a pool o f blood by her
Offered By JC s
In Auto Mishap
on the S t Johns River * * a * “The Nile of America”
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Phone 822-2611
Zip Code 32771
Free safety check for auto
mobiles is being offered from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday by
the Sanford-Semlnole Jaycees,
working in co-operation with
the Sanford Police Depart
ment, the Seminole County
Sheriffs Office end the Flor
ida Highway Patrol.
A checking station will be
set up on the Jaycee grounds
at Fourth Street and French
Avenue.
D riven will be flagged in
by law enforcement officers,
although the check Is not
mandatory. Jaycees, under
the direction o f chairman
Joseph Rogers, will examine
cars fo r defective brakes,
headlights, tail-lights, wind
shield wipers, high and low
beams and other points.
W E A T H E R : Tueadny 90-60; cloudy, probable showers thru Thumlny, high near 90; low tonight In 60s.
United Press Leased W ire
Established 1908 W ED N ESD AY, M A Y 12, 1965
SANFORD,
nounced th* vehicl* would try
a soft landing system but it
appeared to leave an escape
clause In ease the landing
failed.
The announcement s a i d
only that "elements o f tha
system o f soft landing are
being tried out fo r the first
Urns."
Th* Russian probe is to
send back signals from tho
landing ait* "In tho aras o f
tha Res o f Clouds.' '
Th* Russian announcements
were enough to confirm spec
ulation that tha mission o f
tho Luna 6 was m e n ambi
tious than anything yet at
tempted by tha Unlto^States
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M erger OKd
D E LA N D (U P I ) — The
school board approved the
merger o f Daytona Bench
Junior College with Volusia
County Community College.
N o Intentions
TO K YO ( U P I ) — Commun
ist China declared flatly to
day that it has no intention
uf negotiating on Viet Nsm
until the United Statei give*
up and withdraws its troops.
Search On
for firing. Looking on ore (le ft to righ t) Gnyle
(T in y) Howe nnd Richard (Dick) Boyd, sheriff’s
deputies; William (B ill) Rnndnll, Cnsselbcrry
police, nnd Sanford police officers, Cnpt. Ben
Butler, Ptlm. Charles Fugun nnd Chief Arnold
Williams.
(Herald Photo)
FE D E R A L B U REAU OF IN V E S TIG A TIO N
agenta ure conducting n firearms school on tho
firing runge ut Sanford Police Benevolent build
ing for Seminole County Inw enforcement o ffi
cers. In this photo, FBI Agents John M. Erwin,
Orlando office, (standing) nnd Benjamin II.
Cook, Lnkelnnd, demonstrate correct position
County Asks Causeway Study
o f John Kriiler, executive Orange City on U.S. 17-92 I*
will be requested to do a manager o f t h e Seminole directed to 1-4 !>crnu*a the
present highway is substand
feasibility report on realign County Chamber o f Com
ard In thla area.
merce.
ing U.S. 17-92 across Lake
He also p arted out that
Krider laid at the present
Monroe.
lime all traffic approaching Gov. llnyddn B arts’ proposed
Seminole County Board of
Commissioners voted unani
mously to ask the state fo r tha
study whlc' -onld route P 'lJ
from north (if Oranga City to
the Enterprise Road through
Deltona,
A t th« lake, the highway
would be routed over a fourtane causeway connecting with
over tha Senate’s original bill
TALLAH ASSEE
(U P I )
Fiench Avenue In downtown
— The Senate gore swift
and an $11.5 million hike over
Sanford.
passage today to a $1-1 bilthe House version.
Cost o f the four-laning anil
l i o n rompromiae general
The House, if the Senate
causeway is estimated in ex
spending bill and aped It to
takes fast action on the bien
cess of go million with $3.6
the House, where simitar
nial s|H'itdlng bill, could be
million alone being expended
approrsl la ripeetrd to
gin deliberating on the menson the Lake Monroe cause
romplrtr legislative artion
nre at its afternoon meeting.
way.
nn tills major measure of
While the liuuau walled for
The commisaion took the
the session.
the compromise spending bill,
action on the recommendation
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which included about every
T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — thing both chambers wanted
Gov. Ilaydun Burn* will ad mid more, the Dude County
dicts u Joint session of the dclcguliun was mustering supLtgishituie Thursday to plead pull to kill a bill thill would
for pussage o f hi* $300 mil create tlire* separate counties
highway
construction out of populous and rich
Sanford Fire Department lion
Dade,
answered three calls Tuesday bond program.
Thu bill was introduced by
The bill, which W ll approv
and early today.
Minor damage was reported ed by a Senate committee, Uuvul Heps. George Stallings
in the Seminole County Laun lias enough co-sponsors to und Lynwood Arnold ami it
dry Tuesday when lint ignited puss both houses with no triggered an explosive protest
I tour ihu Dade delegation,
a broiler. Firemen were at trouble.
The measure also carries which threatened to iip|H>sc
the scene for about 40 min
enough co-sponsors to allow the Governor's $300 million
utes.
construction
bond
The department also extin it to he placed as an emer highway
guished a grass fire at 16th gency measure fur voter ap progiani if the Dude split
and Elm at 8 p.m. Tuesday proval on the coming Novstu- ting bi(l was okayed.
Mianii lleach and Hialeah,
ami were called to an auto tier general clecliun ballot,
A record $1-1 billion spend whose mnyurs are outspoken
mobile fire at 12:65 a.m. to
day at 25lh and Park. The ing bill worked out in a joint opponents of Dadu's metro
would
become
car’a motor and wiring was conference committee comes government,
up fur Senate approval this ‘‘Miami Besch County" and
damaged.
afternoon and could possibly "Kennedy County” if the bill
reach the House flour late la approved.
today.
The compromise spending
The bill, product o f a bill contained acrveral sur
WASHINGTON
(U P I )
Chairman Emanuel Celler (D- Huuse-Senato conference com prises.
Among them w*s a provlN. V .). of the House judiciary mittee which worked through
committee hoped to complete last weekend, is the highest slon Lhiil authorize* the gen
work today on the House ver in Klurida history and repre eral phasing out of Florida
sion of the voting rights bill. sents a $7.5 million inrreaae A A M'a I.aw School,
Governor •T9
For Road
City Firemen
Make 3 Runs
Voting Bill
Russ Probe Moon Landing
MOSCOW ( U P I ) — Tha Soviat Union announcad Its unmanned lH -to n space probe
would reach tha moon's surfses at 10:16 p.m. (8:16 p.m.
E D T ) today.
A successful "s o ft " landing
would give tha Russians a
four-month lead over the
United 8tatee in the moon
race.
The probe, known aa the
Luna 6, has been streaking
toward tha moon fo r two
days- Tha Russians said they
would try soft landing tech
niques aa oppoaad to previous
probes whan space vehicles
crashed Into the moon.
Tha Tasa news agency an
'
He added such a program
would be a heavy burden on
the taxpayer.
ia x Woman Slain;
Free C ar Check
Orlandoan Hurt
*
The State Road Department
IS-year-old ton, Ronald. Tha
knifa handle was protruding
from her chest.
Police and FBI agenta im
mediately
Intensified
their
search fo r Albert Tahl, 26,
Tw o big avanta in San accused rspist and murderer
ford conflict Monday night from California believed to be
Sanford Male Chorus presents In North Florida.
its spring serenade at tha
Civic Center. The annuel
■porta banquet will be held
a t tha high school tha same
n igh t
a
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Overhead while eavesdroppings Ws Americans are tha
nuttlsst people in tha world.
W o buy axpaniive beds, with
8-Inch springe, 10-inch Innerspring mattresses; top them
with foam rubber covers and
pillows — then He awaka all
night worrying.
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Prepare For
Medicare
TALLAH ASSEE ( U P l ) - U .
S. Rep. A. S. Merlons Jr., of
the Florid* Fifth Congression
al District, including Semin
ole County, today totd s joint
meeting of the Florida House
and Senate public welfare
committees they should pre
pare for the passage o f a fed
eral Medicare bill In this ses
sion o f Congress.
*
In tha race to put a man on Luna
th* moon.
carry
no ahead
Surveyor-1
will
In
moon
to
oxploratlon
with three successful Rangsr
be television probes that produc
equipped with two television ed a total o f
A successful soft landing on cameras—on*
th* moon by Russia's Luna 6
probe today would give the
Soviet Union more than a
four-month
lead over
the
United Stales.
America's first attempt to
land a spacecraft gently on
the lunar surface is now
scheduled for early October.
The initial U. S. lunar land
er, the firs t o f four Project
S u m jror teat models, will
weigh about 2,260 pounds—a
half ton less than Russia's
will
scientific Instruments.
But
C A P E KENNEDY* (U P D —
6— and
17,259 unique
photograph
pictures of the lunar surface.
the moon during th* craft's
approach and ths other to
■can the lunar landscape a f
ter landing.
Three later Surveyors, set
for launch In 1007. will carry
a third camera and a full
c o m p l e m e n t o f scientific
equipment to sample and an
alyse the moon's crust, detect
moonquakca, count meteoroids
and measure tha hardness o f
th* moon’s surface.
Tho United States moved
Th* last in the aeries,
Ranger-9, hit within 2.7 miles
o f its pinpoint target in th*
crater Alphonau* on March
24.
R ang • r ■'
photographs,
which were made available to
Soviet scientists, showed that
the moon is smooth enough
for lunar landings.
But it is up to Surveyor,
and possibly Luna 6, to aaa
if the lunar surface is hard
enough.
$300 million bond Isiua in
cludes four-lsning U.S. 17
from Duval County to Satsums In Putnam County. U.S.
17-92 already Is four-lsned
from Orange City through
Ireland sad U.Jj. 17 four-lnned
north th fM fc B « U « n b rin g s .
KrlJM M M
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now i M H r a R t k a C k w in Norfolk, ' f e . lt m rawta {■
a shortcut around Washington to Philadelphia and New
York.
Cost o f four-lsning U.S.
17-92 north o f Orange City to
the Enterprise Hoad and to
the causeway would come
from toll* and a pledge of
secondary money.
The new route also would
he aligned to connect with anew access road to the pro
posed East Central Florida
University near Oviedo. Ths
County Commission hss re
quested In it* secumlnry road
program a feasibility study of
a causeway ariosi Lake Jess
up for a direct route to the
school site.
Pay Hike Asked
For Military
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
President Johnson asked Con
gress to vote a psy increase
for military personnel and
civilian government employes.
It would cost $653 million a
year, Ircginning next Jan. I.
The President p r o p o s e d
these average Increases:
—3 per cent In federal civil
ian salaries.
—4.8 per cent In compensa
tion of all uniform personnel
except enlisted personnel with
less than two years of service.
—2.7 per cent In base psy
for en listed men and women
with less than two years' ser
vice.
More Gl Troops
Land At Saigon
SAIGON ( U P I ) —Noarly I,.
400 U. S. Marines and 1,000
paratroopers landed la South
V lel K im today, raising U. 8.
military strength hers to a
record 43,000 men.
Thera w a r s
indications,
meanwhile, that the Viet Cong
had suffered a costly defeat in
the field.
A Viet Cong lores estimated
in the thousands attacked and
captured for seven hours the
provincial town o f Song Be,
73 miles northeast o f Saigon
Tuesday, in what waa believ
ed to ba tha prelude to a moo
toon season Communist often
M IA M I ( U P I ) — The Cousl
Guard continued an sir search
o f the Gulf of Mexico today
for a 32-foot ketch overdue
from Colombia, South Am er
ica, with three young men
aboard.
Still Stands
LONDON (U P I ) — Secretary o f State Dean Rusk told
tire N A T O council today that
President Johnson’s uncondi
tional o ffe r o f Viet Nam
peace talks still stands. But
he said so fa r the Communist
hav* not taken hlnr up on IL
Too Tough
S A C R A M E N T O , Calif.
(U P I) — Sacramento Slate
College Is dropping a require
ment that seniors must pass
■n eighth grad* arithmetic
test. I t ’s too tough. Of 600
students who took the test, 76
flunked.
Clerk Slain
Clearwater
Firm Takes
On Project
B y Paul BrooksUrs
Construction is expected In
resume Thursday to complets
the Sanford Plaza, Tho Herald
learned today.
A performance bond of $470,.
060 was scheduled to be posted
before Circuit Judge Roger F.
Dykes in Titusville this after,
noon to complete work on th*
Plaza, on 11wy,IT-92 south.
R A S Service, Inc., o f Clear
water, was due to post tho
bond through the Hartford In.
surance Company to guaranies
that all work will be accom
plished and that all suppliers
and contraclora paid.
'This is a solid concert and
we expect the posting o f tho
bond to be a mere form ality,"
Taul E. Raymond, attorney
representing the Chaos Man
hattan Bank In ths receivership, told The Herald this
morning.
Chase
Manhattan
Bank
holds Ihe mortgage on ths
Plaza and the Ormond Beach
First National Bank la tha dlsburslng agent.
Kennel A. Priest, of Ormond
Beach, also an official of tbs
bank, la the court appointed
receiver of ths Plaza. P rie it
Is under $100,000 bond.
Raymond said signing oI ths
order by Judge Dykes should
signal start o f construction
Thursday morning.
"Phase 1 o f th* bond w ill
cover all construction on space
already leased In tbs P laza,"
Raymond said.
"Phase II will cover any
additional construction on tha
Plaza," Ihe attorney added,
Already operating In tha Sawford Plaza ars Publlx Super
Market, Eckerd Drugs, a gift
shop, barber ebop and aa ap
pliance shop.
Welting for completion e i
construction ere J. C. Pen*
ney’e, McCrory’e, a beauty
■hop, paint store and automa
tic laundry.
H IA L E A H (U P I ) — A 55year-old shipping clerk was
■tabbed to death Tuesday
night in his hnma following
a domestic argument. Tha
victim was Identified aa John
B. Samuel. His wife, Alice G.
Residents o f the Queen's
Samuel, 36, waa arrested in Mirror South section of Cassel
connection with tha slaying.
berry trying to brush their
teeth aRer 11:30 Monday night
were surprised to find they
H A V A N A (U P D — Th* ar- were without water.
The
Casselberry
utilities
lest o f 31 "counter-revolu
tionaries" alleged to bo In the crews chose this lata hour be
service of tha U. S, Central tween 11:30 p. m. and 2:30 a.
Intelligence Agency
(C IA ) m. lo tie In to the Queen's M ir
waa announced today. Tha ror plant tha new sight-inch
announcement coincided wlUr water pipe being laid along
the start o f a trial o f 53 Bap- Winter Park Drive In order
lists, including two Am eri nol to inconvenience the resi
cans, on charges by Premier dents.
The larger pipe will provide
Fidel
Castro
they
were
better service. When the crew
"Bible-carrying C IA men."
reaches Queen’s Mirror Clrcla
one night this week they again
JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — will be working the lata shift
Winn-Dixie atores announced as It will ba necessary to cut
today sales increased $35-60 tha water off for a short per
Wafer Shut Off
Temporarily
Bible Carriers
Sales Increased
million at ita COO southern iod.
supermarkets during the 44weok period ending May 1,
CHICAGO (U P I ) - Stock
The company aaid Ur* sales
the Milwaukee
for tha more recent period holders of
totaled $774.25 million, com- Road and Union Pacific rail
pared with $738.69 million fo r roads voted to m erge their
Ihe same period ending a lines respectively with the
year ago. This waa an In North Western and Rock Is
land railroads.
crease o f 4.81 per cenL
Rail Merger
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AT OUR LOW, LOW
INTEREST RATE
A '/i%
(61.50 PER 1100 PER YEAR)
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WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH U8. NOW OR
IN THE FUTURE, IS AUTOMATIC
ELIGIBILITY FOR A ------
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auIo
loan experts: Ralph Puold
or Jim Doucatte, today. Phone 322-1611.
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James Robert Wakefield
Charles Edward Wagner
Lynn Diane Voskan
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Lynn was vice prealdent
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o f the journalism staff nnd
the GAA. She plans to be a
dental hygienist. Lynn la
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. Leo Voskan o f Longwood.
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Charlea w n captain o f
football team and won
the Outstanding Lineman
Award. He lettered in base****** basketball and track
and waa a member o f th«
Lettermen’a Club. He waa
president of the Sophomore
C lan and alio the Junior
C lan and rice prealdent of
Student Council. Chuck waa
a memljer o f the annual
staff, I’rnm committee, Slut
Council and Spaniah
Club. He will enroll at the
L'nlverilty of South Florida
to study engineering. Chuck
il the aon of Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Wagner of Caiselberry
hohhlea Inelude waterskiing and
<ns.
Jim took honors at the
school and regional science
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fairs ___
and ___
hai his exhibit
entered In the Stata Science
Fair. He has moved around
quite a bit and was a mem
ber o f the track team and
Science Club at Seminole
High School; member o f
the track team and TEC
Club at Winter Haven High
School and o f the TEC
Club at Lyman High School.
He la undecided whether to
enter the A ir Force or go
to college and study electronlea. Jim la the son of
Mr. and Mra. Robert Wake
field and hia hobbles include
flying, flahing, akling and
electronic experiments.
Best of Luck, Graduates
Presenting
Janice Marie Westberry
Janlca plana to attend eith
er Brevard Junior College or
Valdosta Stata College to
take a buslnesi course. She
was a member of the ParaMedical Club, Student Coun
cil. Pep Club. Drama Club
and Spanish Club. She la the
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
W. C. Westberry and In her
apare time enjoya swimming,
dancing, reading and draw-
Gary Michael
Florida Pallet Corporation
Perfection Dairies
INDUSTRIAL WOOD PALLETS
2562 Park Drive
probably attend
a vocat il school but his
dans at ldeflnlte now. He
s the a of Mr. and Mra.
H. E. \ ion of North Or
lando a hia hobbiea are
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Presenting
Opal Maie Westmorftnd
Longwood, Fla,
Ph.: Sanford, 322-6411
Snnford, Florida
Wright’s Grocery
Inland Materials
Compliments o f
Rcdi-Mixcd Concrete
HELEN WRIGHT
Hwy 17-92
404 N. Orlando Ave.
Maitland, Fla.
Presenting
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Longwood, Florida
Presenting
Andrea Carol White
William Watts Wharton, III
Presenting
Kathaleen Marie Wiese
Hannah Marie Will
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Bill waa voted "M ost Tal
ented B oy" among Senior
Superlative!. He waa drum
mapor, atudent director of
the band and All State Stage
Band drummer. He waa also
a member o f the Drama
Club. At college, BUI will
study music and education.
He is the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Wharton, Jr. and
his hobby Is playing folk muale. He waa welLknown as a
member o f the "Tradewinds" folk singing group.
Presenting
Preaenting
Wanda will attend the Baptist Bible Seminary in Ar
lington. Texas to study reli
gion. She was member of the
Future Nurses at Lyman
High School and enjoya all
kinds of sports. She Is the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Wilson of Altamonte
Springs.
Linda waa a member o f the
FIIA and DKCA. She will stu
dy to lie a dental assistant at
the Career Academy In At
lanta. Ga. Linda la the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Valentine o f Casselberry and her hobbles are
cooking, sewing and sports.
Presenting
Presenting
Ruth waa named "Moat
Likely to Succeed" among
the Senior Superlatives at
Lyman High School, She waa
secretary of the Student
Council on which she served
four years, treasurer and
later vice president of the
Pep d u ll) member of the
Future Teachers. Spanish
Club, GAA and was a Girl's
State alternate. Ruth la tho
d a u gb t c r o f Mrs. Helen
Wright end the plans to at
tend Orlando Junior College
to study math. She enjoya all
kinds o f water sports and
likea to read la her apare
time.
Presenting
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Suzanne Ellen W<
Eugene played four year*
of football and was co-cap
tain of the team In his sen
ior year. He also was allronfercnce in the OBC. He
played four years of basket
ball snd two years of track.
Eugene wa* a member o f the
Lcttormcn'a Club, Student
Council, Spanish Club and
Chorus. Plans for the fu
ture include enrolling In Daytone Beach Junior College to
begin pre-med or physical
education etudles. Eugene Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Winkelman and his
hobbies are s u r f i n g and
swimming.
Sue waa i member o f the
Lyman Hii School band and
the Pep t ib. She plans to
seek work n a business of
fice after raduation. She is
the daught r o f Mr. and Mrs.
Richard V o d of Altamonte
Springe ail sports ere her
Sandra Lee Yates
Presenting
Sandra will seek employ
ment in the commercial field
after graduation. She is the
daughter o f Mr. and Mra.
Jamea P. Tiffner.
.
Richard Terry Young
Sandra will seek secre
tarial work after graduation.
Her parents are Mr. and
Mra. Delbert Yates and her
favorite
pastimes Include
swimming, dancing, akling
and cooking.
Marcia expects to work at
Orange Memorial Hospital
after graduation. She Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mra. K.
I). Wynne of Forest City
and her favorite pastime is
horseback riding.
Sandra Tiffner
aeek a Job
after grad
aon of Mr.
Cartwright
Presenting
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Presenting
Robert J. Cartwright, II
WUllam ( Williams of Long
wood anc ter favorite past
times Inc le swimming and
skin divb
eek work a a t m l a u i sof
Eugene Myrick Winkelman
Marcia Paulette Wynne
Ruth Helen Wright
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Presenting
Wanda Joyce Wilson
Linda Joyce Wills
Robert plana to
with a newspaper
uation. !U la the
and Mra. Robert
Ciiielberrjr.
Kathy waa secretary o f the
Library Club, a member of
the Spanish Club. GAA, ParaMedical Club, Drama Club.
baiketbaU team. Chorus and
Pep Club. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. Harold
E. Wiese and after gradu
ation she will enroll at Day
tona Beach Junior College.
Her hobbiea Include awiming. water skiing, bowUng
and dancing.
Andrea plana to atudy to
be a beautician after gradu
ation from L y m a n High
School. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
White of Casselberry and her
favorite pastimes are sew
ing and reading.
Richard's plana for the fu
ture ere Indefinite at this
time. His parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Young of
Altamonte Springs and his
bobbies are fishing, swim
ming sad numismatics.
Presenting
Susan Elizabeth Rucks
Susan was a member t i
the OAA, the Letts Club and
the Pep Club. She la plan
ning to attend Bauder Col
lege. Her parents are Mr.
and Mra. J. E. Rucks, Jr.
and her bobby is boating.
Charles Lee Worley
Charles was a recent trans
fer to Lyman High School
from Hammond High School
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plans to enlist In the Air
Force a f t e r
graduation.
Charles is the son of Mrs.
Alice Worley o f Fern Park
and hia bobby la "ca rs ." ..
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VOL. 67
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965
8ANFORD, FLORIDA
N o T lo if
Econ Flood Study 3 7 % Complete
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VALEDICTORIAN of Seminole High School commencement exercises
will be Helen Mnnn (left), dnughtor o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Mnnn. Snlutatorian will be Bonnie Caolo, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Michnel Cnolo.
Ceremonies will be held at 8 p.m. tonight at all four county high schools
with 680 seniors receiving their diplomas.
Storm, 3-Inch Rain
Batter Osteen Area
^ f e i o 6*
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Sanford Naval Air Station la
seeking to employ two San
ford area students for the
summer in connection with
the President's youth oppor
tunity program. There are
openings for two typists. Stu
dents interested In the jobs
should contact the Stale Em
ployment Office in Sanlord
prior to Juno 11.
• • e
Our advice to the 685 sen
iors graduating from Seminole
County high schools tonight:
"There are things never to
ha dona. Hats never. Dastroy
a s m . Oppress never. And
stoat of all, despair never."
• • •
LaoKenrfcth
Turner,
301
Fairway Road, had the na
tion’s No. 1 speaker st bis
graduation. Turner received
a degree from Baylor Uni
versity last week. President
Johnson was the speaker at
the ceremonies at Waco, Tex
as.
• • e
A new church to be built on
Sanford
Avenue
proclaims
that it Is not a member of the
National Council o f Churches.
e • *
■*
Seminole residents can test
their aptitudes for
Peace
Corps service June 13 at 0
a.m. at the Orlando Post Of
fice.
• • e
A freak ttorm with tornado
force windi ripped through
the Lake Butler-Lake Hutchtion area at Oiteen early Fri
day afternoon leaving a wide
path of damage and destruc
tion and dumping 3.2 inches of
rain In le u than an hour.
In addition to trees and
limbs, a csbln at Lake Butler
owned by Forrcit Engcbrctson, of Sanford, was blown
from its foundstlon snd a ply
wood boat was whipped some
80 feet before being smashed
against a tree.
At the home of Nick Pfelfauf, a heavy row boat was
blown 30 feet out of tha lake
and overturned, seven trees
County Employe
Ends Own Life
Robert Washington Bow
den, 56, of 524 East Church
Street, Longwood, died Fri
day from what Coroner Al
Davis ruled a aelf-lnflictcd
gun wound.
A native o f Alabama, he
moved to Longwood three
years ago from Orlando. Ha
was a heavy equipment op
erator with the Seminole
County road department and
« u a Baptist.
Survivors are hla wife,
Betty W .; son, Marvin J.
Backus,
Brunswick,
Me.;
daughter, Mra. Martha Jean
Kirk, Lakeland; a t a p a o n ,
Boyce
Pitahaw,
Orlando;
brothers, Charlie and Mann,
Samson, Ala., Guy, Bellwood,
Ala., and Forest, Elba, Ala.,
and sister, Mrs. Clara Brock•ton, Geneva, Ala.
Phillip R. Toppen o f Altsmonte Springs will be among
50 high school teachers oi
mathematics chosen to parti
cipate In e summer Institute Churchman’s W ife
ATLANTA (U P I )— FunJune 28-Aug. 6 at Knox Col
eral services were scheduled
lege in Illinois.
• • •
today for Mrs. James G. Pat
Bids for the paving of West ton, o f Atlanta, tha wife o f
13th Street will be awarded the executive secretary o f tha
June 14 at City Hall. The area Grneral Council, Presbyter
to be paved la a little over ian Church in tha U. 8., Dr.
J. G. Patton.
a mile.
were downed, and children's
pis yequlpmcnt wes whipped
back against the house before
coming to rest.
Across Lake Hutchison in
the mobile homes area, one
large home was blown from
its foundation snd an adjacent
room completely separated
from Its base and toppled.
Army Corps o f Engineers
measured the St. Johns River
Friday at Crowe's Camp and
found the water level at “ 0,"
which is mean sea level. How
ever, this morning there was
noticed a "back-up" of water
from the rainfall la the Osteen
area.
GLADES DROUGHT
ANSWER SOUGHT
WASHINGTON (U P I)-F e d eral officials and representa
tives o f Florida agencies met
here today to discuss solutions
to a drought that has endan
gered wildlife in the giant
Everglades National Park.
The meeting was callod
Sens. Spesaard L. Holland m d
George A. Smothers and Rep.
Dante Fascsll.
The meeting will Include
representatives f r o m Gov.
Haydon Burns, the Army
Corps of Engineers, the Cen
tral snd Southern Florida
Flood Control District and tha
National Park Service.
Park officials have asked
the flood control district U
release some of the water
from canals near Lake Okee
chobee to try to save the
parched park.
The lack o f water In the na
tion's largest swamp Is caus
ing the death of many ani
mals, including the alligator
snd deer.
It has rained some In the
1.5-mlllion-aere park, but not
enough to alleviate the condi
tion.
Hangers have tried to move
animals to the few waterboles
remaining and Air Force
demolition men have used ex
plosives to try to reaeh ground
water for the animals.
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'NEW TE8TAMENT8 were presented to high school graduates-merobers
•t Sunday worship services at First Presbyterian C h u r c h : Norma Ad
ams, Lynn Bauman, Susan Burgess, Harman A. (B u d d y ) Burton, Patsy
Sue Chambers, Gary Ganas, James R. Hall, Robert W. Henderson, Char
les Hunter, Jeanne Klinefelter, David Lanier, Andrew Lyon, Helen Mann,
Sherry Marazita, Thomas Milwee, Marion Nichols, Frances Odham, Su
zanne Orseno, Linda Parnell, Linda Powell. Robert Rumbley, Kristie
Bchiik^ William Stemper Jr. and April Whittington.
(Herald Photo),
Seminole Co.
Worried Over
Wafer Control
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BRIEFS
Announcer Dies
OCALA (U PI) — Funeral
services for James B. Smith,
assletant news director and
chief photographer for Sta
tion WESH-TV In Orlando,
were held her*.
Army Engineer field crewa
are working In Seminole and
Orange Counties compiling
data and taking core borings
aa a part o f the 0105,000 stu
dy of the Econlockhatchee
Gas Stolen
ST. PETERSBURG (U PI)
— Retired Air Force Gen. Ed
ward !L Whits, father o f as
tronaut Ed White, called pol
ice Sunday to eomplaln some
one had stolen eight gallons
o f gasoline from hla car.
River basin.
Army Engineer spokesmen
in Jacksonville today report
ed that the Econlockhatchee
study la about 87 per cent
completed aa of Juna 1 and
completion of tha entire stu
dy li scheduled in 1007.
Study o f the Hood prob
lems of the Little Econ and
Dig Econ was started by the
Army Corps o f Engineers In
response to a congressional
resolution requested by local
Interests.
The area under considera
tion covers about 1,300 square
miles In Seminole, Orang*.
Osceola and Volusia Counties. It Includes that portion
o f the St- Johns River from
near DeLand to Lake Harney,
•nd tha Econlockhatchaa, RU
ver, vhleh is U s large*t Libutary In that reach o f the
dralnaga basin. The Econlockhatchaa River drain* an
area o f 280 square miles and
enters the 8L Johns River a
few miles south of Lake Har
ney. Lakes Monroe, Jessup
and Harney are the three
largest lakes In the area
with a combined surface area
o f 36 square miles.
•
e •
During recent years popu
lation growth and urban ex
pansion o f tha area, as a re
sult o f Cape Kennedy, have
caused
rapid
development
within tha watershed.
Orange County has de
veloped a rather extensive
flood control plan which
would aolv* the Good prob
lem ! of the Little Erontockhetehee River near Orlando
and a bond Issue to finance
construction has been paesed
in Orange County.
Solution to that problem,
however, la likely to create
some adverse effects by in
creasing water runoff on Lit
tle Econlockhatchee River,
the lower portion o f Rig
Econlockhatchee River and
farther down the St. Johns
River to la k e Monroe and
Sanford. Those areas already
are subject to frequent and
severe flooding.
After Orange County de
veloped Its plan and passed
Its bond Issue for construc
tion, the scope o f tha Corps
o f Engineers study was ex
panded to include Lake Jes
sup as a possible storage ar
ea for excess water and for
that reach o f tha St. Johns
River between Lake Harney
and DeLand.
•
e a
The Seminole County Com*
mission on Aug. 25, 1084 —
because o f concern over the
low water levels In Lakes
Harney, Metiroe and Jessup
— Urged the Corps o f Engi
neers to make a study from
Lake Harney northward to
determine whether controls
could be provided for stabili
sation o f water levels and
Improvement of fresh water
supply.
Major floods in recent
years occurred in 1048, 1047,
194Z, 1053, . 1068, 1080 and
1084. Floods o f 1045, 1940,
and 1080 are the three largeet of record.
Simultaneously, office stu
dies are underway, the Corps
o f b l i i m t M olww m h 4
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Star Succumbs
IMcDivitt,
White Drop
In Atlantic
SPACE CENTER, Houston
(U PI)—Space aces James MeDIvItt and Edwsrd White,
"feeling great," a p i a s h a d
down in the Atlantic Bom
their four-day space ride to
day 40 to 50 miles short o f
their assigned target, but well
within the swift reach of re
covery forces.
At least (wo helicopters
w e r e hovering protectively
over the spot when the cap
sule, now weighing about 4,700
pounds, hit the water.
The official time given for
the splashdown was 1:18 p.m,
(EDT) mission control said.
There was radio contact botween the capsule and tha
aircraft carrier Wasp's recov
ery forces In the splash ares
Itetwccn Florida and Ber
muda..
McDIvItt and Whits re
quested a helicopter pickup.
The Wasp mada quick cal
culations and reported the
capsule bobbing in throe to
four-foot swells. The carrier
was 41 miles away.
• * •
"D on t forget, I want to
be recovered In a hurry," MeDIvItt qulppad to mission
control.
Mission control bet they
would hit within five miles
o f the recovery fores led by
the aircraft carrier Wasp.
McDivitt agreed.
"Both o f you a n in real
good shape," tha flight sur
geon radioed.
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NEW YORK (U P I)—Judy
Holliday, the intellectually
brilliant actress who won an
Academy
Award
playing
dumb blondes, died early to
day in her sleep at ML Sinai
Hospital after a five-year
hattlo ngnlnet cancer. She
McDivitt
aald
ha
and
would have been 44 on Juna
W hlU " a n a little tired."
21.
But when flight surge s*
Charles Berry suggested they
taka "Item bravo"— pep pills,
JACKSONVILLE <UH ) .
the reply wafted backs
A four-year-old girl. Dawn
"Negative." They .m o ld
Andar, drdwned in a swim
not taka thank
ming pool Sundsy afternoon
They w e n told to spend no
while her parents were visit
m o n than ana hour Inside
ing friends.
the capsule on splashdown*
Police aald tha girl's par
while ships and planes want
ents were visiting friends
for them. Then they w e n to
whan tho child apparently
get outside It. They had in
wondered into tho pool.
dividual Ufa n ft a aboard.
McDivitt, Ignoring a faulty
computer that forced him re
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The luctantly to switch leading
search for a missing Air aystem, laughed that ha was
Force flying boxcar with 10 unshaven and referred J o
men aboard, missing near tha their unwashed state.
Bahamas sinceo early Sun
"You ought to be up h e n
day, was intensified today. now," he told Virgil L (Qua)
Twenty-two Coast Guard, Air Grissom at mission control
Force and Navy air-sea res In nfarenca to "fum es."
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cue planes from seven mili
tary installations were daGrissom asked If th e n was
ployed over 64,000 square anything ha needed.
miles o f tha Atlantic Ocean
"Yeah, my computer," Mesoutheast o f hare.
DIvItt cracked.
Tot Drowns
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TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —
The Legislature, In special
session to reapportion Itself,
took today off, but Its mem
bers ware busy gathrring
support for several appor
tionment plans.
When the Legislature went
into special session to reap
portion Saturday the small
county bloc was Immediately
given a setback.
The Senate adopted a rule
that would, In sums cases,
hy.pass the email county con
trolled reapportionment com
mittee.
The House had operated
under thla rule for yean , hut
the Senate always hue fo|lowed "rule by committee"—
meaning if a committee kill
ed a bill It took a two-thlrde
vote In the Sonata to reviva
It.
Under tha rule change
adopted Saturday any plan
favored by the majority of
the Senate will gat considera
tion o f tha wbola Ssnata
membership.
Among
the
reapportion.nent plana la one from Sen.
L.
Gautier o f New Smyrna ucxrh. He aays he will
ask for a one-llouee legisla
ture with 100 memben.
Only one state In the Unit
ed Statea has a unicameral
legislature (Nebraska). Gnutier said that with both
houses composed on the poputetion basis, there la no
need for two housea In the
itate government.
Hen. Tom
Whitaker of
Tampa has developed a plan
for 24 senators on a basis of
two from each congressional
district.
Hens. Doyle Carlton of
Waurhula and Verle l’ope of
St. Augustine have a 48-aenator plan. Four aenatora
would come from each con
gressional district.
The relationship between
the 1988 eeselon o f the Flor
ida Laglelatura and Gov.
Haydon Bum* wae a smashIng auccoas, according to
Bums.
The Legislature closed its
regular meeting Friday. It
adopted eeven amendments
for tha peopls to vots on
next
November,
Including
Bume’ ambitious |300 million
road bond program.
Bums, although lama duck
becauea o f bia two-year term,
said his ralatlonshlp with tha
Laglslatura was an "unquali
fied success."
In addition to tho highway
program
th a
Legislature
adopted o t h a r amendments
which will require statewide
balloting.
One o f these was creation
JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - o f a fourth dletrlct court of
A
state mental hospital has
appeals to serve the eastern
released a woman who was
part of what Is now tha Cen
tral Florida Appeal* District. charged with drowning her
two daughters In a bathtub
sat February. Officials at
fortheast Florida Hospital,
t MacClenny, aald Mra.
'aullna Rax, 82, had Improvd so much during ronfinenent aha probably would not
lavs to return to tha initi
ation.
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The aircraft carrier Wasp,
14 aircraft, dastroyan and
other veaeel circled In the A t
lantic recovery a n a between
Bermuda and Florida for n
landing.
Plana to hare McDivitt and
White fly the bird, controll
ing Its descent from orbit
toward the splash slto, wars
scrapped by the failure o f
the computer.
"1 Just think It's oldfashioned,' *ha radioed while
discussing tha re-entry.
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Industrial Park. The boat company recently announced plans to tzpand
its plant in Sanford. Looking on, at extreme left, is Harold Smith, vlca
president o f Southern Fiber Glass. At right o f Slama is Scott Burns,
chairman o f the Chamber o f Commerce’s industrial committee, and Clif
ford McKibbln, president o f the Sanford-Seminole Development ComP»ny.
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(U P D —The laet of nearly
8,000 Marlnea ordered to the
Dominican Republic are ex
pected back at 2nd Marine
Diviiion
headquarters
at
Camp LeJeune by mid-week.
The first 800 o f the Leath
ernecks sent to Santo Dom
ingo debarked here Runday
and were praised by the com
manding general of the Ma
rine expeditionary force for
their ''performance and gen
eral attitude."
Hrig. Gen. John T. Rouker
•aid the presence o f the
Leathernecks saved a "lot o f
lives," including Americans,
foreign nationals and Domin
ican citizens.
, Noting that the Marines
did not use heavy artillery
and flame throwers, and
•mall arms ammunition only
aparingly, Rouker said he
waa "prouder of the ammuni
tion not used than that
used."
Rouker, who was awarded
the Legion o f Merit for hia
action in the crisis, said the
quick dispatch of Marines
•aved the Dominican Repub
lic from falling into the hand
of
"hard-core
Communists
. . . when power was in the
atreeta."
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POLITICAL REPRISALS
SANTO DOMINGO (UPI)
— A triumvirate o f interAmerican
peace mediators
goes to the interior Tuesday
to investigate charges that
junta forces are carrying out
political
reprisals
against
supporters o f the Dominican
rebels.
The mediators met Sunday
night at the Embajador Hotel
with members of the diplo
matic community in what
wna termed an "exchange o f
ideas" on how to bring the
rival factiona together.
Two prevloua OAS teams
have failed in similar mis
sions and there waa no indi
cation today that the latest
OAS moves were faring any
batter.
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The OAS mediators had
planned a visit to the Inter
ior today but the trip was re
scheduled until Tuesday with
out explanation.
Informed sources said rebel
leader Col. Francisco Caamano Dcno and Gen. Antonio
Imbert Barrera, who heads
the Junta, ramalnad obstinate
In their positions despite the
new OAB attempts to bring
them together.
The last o f the U. R. Ma
rines sent here aeven weeks
•go left Runday for Camp
LeJeune, N. C.
This left 111 Leathernecks
still on the Island. They are
part of a permanent detach
ment at the U. 8. Embassy,
a unit here before the crisis
erupted April 24.
More than 13,000 U. 8.
Army paratroopa and airmen
remained on duty, however.
They are attached to the In
ter • American peacekeeping
force which was established
late last month.
Tha data palm is perhaps
ths oldest cultivated tree
known to history.
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ANNULM ENT —
An.
Omaha, Neb., court
granted Nancy John
son an annulment o f
her marriage to John
(Fritz) Johnson, tele
vision
aportscaster
identified as missing
Lawrence Bader. Bad
er disappeared in 1957
leaving u wife and chil
dren in Akron, Ohio.
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(NEA Telephoto)
LBJ Drives For 'A W alk Toward Peace'
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
President Johnson is engaged
in a personal and very seri
ous campaign to persuade
the peoples and leaders of
the Communist world to join
the United States In “ a walk
toward peace."
Twlre in the past five days
the
Chief Executive
has
made major speeches center
ing on the thama that now
la the time "when the oppor
tunity is open and beckoning
for men o f all nations to
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com* and to taka a walk to Southeast Asia, we extend to
you our Invitations 'Coma,
gether toward peaca.”
Johnson’s latest plea came now, let u* reason together.
Sunday during a commence a a a
"The need o f man—the
ment address at the Catholic
University o f America here. nead o f these times—la not
In Sunday’s speech he in for arms races o r moon
cluded the Red leader* in hia races, not for races into
plea.
space or races to the bottom
"On thfa Sunday morning of the sea.
. . . I would say to tha peo
" I f competition there must
ple—and to tha leaders—of be, we ara ready and we are
the Communist countries, to willing always to taka up the
the Soviet Union, to nations challenges and commit our
of
Eastern
Europe
a n d country to its tasks."
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SPECIALS
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STUDENT COUNCIL officers for 1965-66 at South Seminole Junior
High School are (top row) T. Pinnock, prenident; B. Richurdaon, vice
president, and Lctty Cote, nccretary-trcasurer. Junior Varsity cheer
leaders are in center photo: Mary Carr, B. Reiker, P. Burns, Janis Pope,
Sandra Porter, D. Webber, Patricia Rose and Karen Huffman; also Lin
da Ackerman and Melanie Goldman. Varsity cheerleaders are in bottom
photo: J. Eller, Letty Cote, D. Means, Susan Hooper, Jean Mathews,
Cheryl Clark and K. Hcinnen; also Andrea Morcne.
(Herald Photos)
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Finns Present
Gospel Music
At Camp Meet
By Maryana Miles
Two special daily fraturci
o f the annual Heventh-Day
Adventist camp meeting at
Forest Lake Academy get
underway today — a program
o f gospel folk music and
evangelistic experlencra by
Misses Alno Lehtoluoto and
Elsa Luuknnen o f Hclilnkl,
Finland, and a Red Cross
home nuralng class to be
taught undor direction o f
Mr*. K. A. Wright, o f Forest
City, president of the Ad
ventists' State Dorcaa Weifare Federation.
The Finnish women will
appear daily, through Friday,
at 3:16 p.m. and also at 7:30
p.m. today. They served as
regular church pastors dur
ing tha Russo-Finnish war
when all men were drafted
into military ecrvice, Since
that tlma they have been
avangeliats and for the past
year have been touring the
United Htates conducting re
vival program*.
They wear gala native cos
tumes and, playing their own
guitars, sing well-known go*,
pel songs in Finnish ea well
aa religious folk songs from
their homeland. Mis* Elsa
preacher* In Fininsh and Miss
Ainu translates to English.
The home nursing class is
a concentrated 12-hour course
to be given in six session* at
ramp. Classes will meet at 4
p.m. daily and instructors
will include Mrs. 11. L. Yates
o f SL Augustine, Mrs. Gen
try Gray of Sanford (Semin
ole County
public health
nurse), Mias D*rlene Rowen
o f Orlando, Mrs. William A.
Ilea of Forest City, and Mrs.
Jack Welsberg of Orlando, all
registered nurse*.
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TWO FINNISH women, Mins Aina Lehtoluoto
(left) und Miss Elsa Luukunen will present
programs of gospel folk music and evangelism
at 3:15 p.m. daily through Friday for the
Soventh-day Adventist annual camp meeting
now In progress ut Forest Lako Academy in
Forest City.
Louise P. Judt
Succumbs A t 83
Mrs. Louise P. Judt, 83, died
at Seminole Memorial Hospi
tal at 3:30 a.m. Saturday.
Born March 7, 1882, in New
Berlin, IU., aha had lived for
the past two yeara at 23 Bou
galnvllla Drive in DeBary
Prior to that time ahe lived
for a number o f yeara at 1401
South Park Avanua In San
Elizabeth Debose
ford. She waa • member ol
Succumbs Here
Lutheran Church o f tha Re
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Debose, deemer.
of 408 Cypress Avenue, died
Survivors are a alater, Mra
Wednesday night at Seminole
Robert White, of New Berlin,
Memorial Hospital.
and • niece, Mra. A. M. Ser
A resident of Sanford for
vertaon, of Orlando.
68 years, she was a member
Funeral and burial aervlcei
ol Saint James AME Church.
will be held Tucaday in New
Hie body may be viewed at
Berlin.
her home from Saturday,
Brinon Funeral Home U it
June 12, until approximately
charge locally.
one hour before funeral time
Sunday.
Egypt'a Great Pyramid and
Survivors are her daughter,
dphinx have stood guard ov
Mra. Ruth J. Allen; one sog,
Theodore Johnson, and one er the Nile River fo r 46 centuriei.
granddaughter, Elizabeth Al
len.
WUson-Eichelberger Mortu
ary la in charge.
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Boy Scout Troop 607, spon
sored by Grace Methodist
Church, held a Court o f Hon
or and awarded merit badge*
to troop member*.
Presentations were made
by Russell Kitner, Scout
master, and W. A. Pullinger,
institutional
representative,
to the following Keoula:
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—
Raymond
Hunt, R o b e r t Thompson,
David Carter and Michael
Doyle; second class—James
Markns and Robert Markoa;
Star— Lamur Williams Jr.;
quurtrrmastcr— James Markoa; librarian — Scott Clemmar; junior leadership train
ing—Richard Mamelle, Blair
Kltm-r, Ijine Ely, Karl Rossman, Lamur Williums Jr. and
Ronald I'rutt.
Merit b a d g e s went to
Lamar Williams for firemanship, reading, cycling and
fishing; Thomas Hite for
flremanshlp a n d
reading;
Karl Rosaman for firemanship and cycling; Lana Ely
for flremanshlp; Blair Kitner
for reading, citisenshlp and
safety; William Kennedy for
eitisenship, home repairs and
safety; Matthew Stewart for
firamanship.
Announcement* war* mad*
that a campout will be held
June ID-20 and summer camp
will begin the week of July 4.
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GIGANTIC TRUCKLOAD SALE ENDS
Bible School
Opens Tuesday
In Forest City
MRS. VIRGINIA FULlon has been named
19C5-6G president of
the Sanford Seminole
Art Association. Other
new officers include
Mrs. Mildred McMillan,
Mrs. Florence Woodr u f f and Mrs. Ardith
• Skibcncs.
Garden Club
To Have Annual
.Picnic Supper
IJy Julia Rartot
Altamonte Springs Carden
Club will have its annual pic
ric aupper at 0 p.m. Thurs
day at the summer cottage
or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brad
ford on Sandy Lake which is
located 18 miles south on 1-4,
t w e s t on SR 538 (last exit at
Martin Plant).
Those wishing to attend and
not sure or directions should
meet at S p.m. at the Alta
monte S p r i n g s Community
House with Bradford who will
lead the way. Members should
bring their own placo act| tings.
On the euppor committee
are Mr. and Mrs. J. Merck,
chairmen; Mr. and Mra. Bart
Peacock, Mr. and Mr*. K. A.
Juthc, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
• Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
l ’eler, and Mr. and Mrs. B.
E. Ryan.
Plans for the event were
completed last week at a
A meeting
of the executive
board at the home o( Mr. and
Mrs. Bon Harris on Lake
Marion.
It also was voted that the
club will contribute candy to
children at Camp Challenge
and the Florida Sheriff's Boys
Ranch.
At close of the meeting
^ M rs. Harris served refresh^rnenls of fruit punch and
cake.
By Maryann Miles
Vacation Bible School at
Forest City Baptist Church
will open Tuesday at the
church and will be continued
through June 19 at which time
there will be an open home.
Classes will be from 7 until
9 p.m., Monday through Fri
day, under the direction of
Mrs. Martin Dunn, with Mrs.
E. M. Whilden as assistant.
Mrs. David Whilden will
have charge of a baby nurs
ery for children of the work
ers and Mrs. Arthur Gann
will have the three-year-old
nursery.
O t h e r departments and
their teachers will be: begin
ners, Mrs. Ralph McCroskcy;
primary, Mr*. Don Westmore
land; juniors, Sterling Cope
land; intermediates, Martin
Dunn; crafts, E. M. Whilden,
and refreshments, Mrs. A. L.
Arnold.
Woman's Missionary circle
meetings have been called oft
this month due to activities of
the Bible School.
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Going from the third and
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By Fred Dow*
UPI flports Writer
AFL Owners
Open Closed
Door Meeting
OCEANPORT, N. J. (UP!)
— Amtriean Football Laagua
(AFL) owntra opened a doe*
ed door masting today with
expansion and participation
by rookies In all-star games
tha chief topics for discus
sion.
The AFL plans to espand
to 10 teams by tha 1080 sea*
son, and Atlanta and Phlladelphla were the two cities
most prominently mentioned
fo r new franchises. Atlanta
firs years ago was considered
a shoo-in for the eighth lea
gue franchise but lost out at
tha last minute when the
owners decided to bring In
Oakland as a rival for Ban
Diego.
The executive committee
composed o f the eight club
owners met with Commission
er Joe Foas la a building on
the grounds o f Monmouth
Rare Park.
The firat order o f business
was the discussion o f whether
A F L college draft choices
should participate in pre-sea
son all-star games.
Honny Werblln, owner o f
the New York Jets, has said
he would not allow his two
rookie quarterbacks, Joe Namath and John Ifuarte, to
play in either the American
Football Coaches Association
All-Star game at Iiuffato
June 26 or the College AllStar game against tha Cleve
land Drowns In Chicago Aug.
«.
The Jets paid bonuses o f
$400,000 to
Namath and
$200,000 to lluarte, and Warbtln would rather pay a fine
than run the risk of Injury
to either o f hla highly-priced
rookies.
City League
Standings
JUNIOR LEAGUR
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Clvltan
3
1
Elka M H tU N M IltM H N M M K 8
1
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CPO
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2
Klwanls ................... 2
2
Rotary
2
2
Shrine •••«».*«••*•••*•.•***. 0
4
(Suine Today: Clvltan vs.
Elks, 4:00, Plnehurst Park.
LITTLE NATIONAL
W
L
3
13
(1
First Federal ......... 10
Locomotive Kng. ...» 0
7
10
Hunt Cometa •«•••»•*•• A
Qusl. Mob. Horn#* .. t
14
dame Today: Chase vs. Lo
comotive
Engineers,
4:80,
Day Avenue Park.
LITTLE AMERICAN
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8
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7
9
8
10
Florida
7:00, Ft.
G «org*s
Navy ......
Rtrickiand-Morrlson
Hanford AUantla ....
Florida State ....... .
Gam*
Tonlghti
Stats vs. Georges,
Mellon Park.
CITY LEAGUR
W
KinflWO<>4 •••••*•••*••«* 2
Ch»M eeeeeee.eeeeeaeeeeeeeee* 1
Chick N* Troat ...... 1
Kilowatt* .«•«••....»«»•«* 1
l/froy Robb a.*..*....*..* 1
fanning Lumbar .... 1
IJHO •••••»•••••«•••»*••••».«•• 0
(No Games Today)
CIIUKCH LEAGUE
W
X o f C MHMMMMSWIMHM 2
Congregational #••#•• X
Pinecrest Assembly 1
Church o f God o f
Prop S *«.».s...»s.ss.#«.tt 0
(N o Games Today)
DEBARY SOCIAL BOWLERS Legfua recently presented trophy for
outstanding scores to, left to right, Ellsworth Ogden, J-enny Iliondi, C.
E. Redman and Al Karon. The presentation wus made at the Fire De
partment recreation hall.
Georges Tops Little American
A three-run last hmlng
rally ensblsd Georgoa to win
0-R over Navy In their bat
tle for the first place lead
In the Idttle American Lea
gue race. Denny Conway re
ceived credit for the victory
hut Gordon nredley took the
starring role for winner*,
netting three hlta and coming
through with the gam* win
ning hit In the final atans*.
The Locomotive Engineer*,
keeping alive their pennant
hopes, ran wild with a 10-4
victory over Quality Mobile
Homes Friday. Paul Watson
was the winning hurlsr. Wat
son and Doug Mallcsowskl
wars the top hitters with two
Kathy Whitworth Captures
Bluegrass Invitational Golf
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U PI) Bluegrass Invitational winner
Kathy Whitworth may be act*
Ing like Mickey Wright's heir
apparent, but the long b ill
hitter from Dallas has her
doubts.
Mias Wright, who retires la
August, said Sunday she can't
sco anyone dominating the
Ladles P rofusions! Golf As*
sedition tour as she has —• at
least not for the next couple
of years.
She Hod for third, six
strokes behind Miss Whit
worth who racked up her third
win of the 1068 circuit with a
64-hole total of III. The lead
ing money winner on the lad
les PGA tour this year, Miss
Whitworth ignored a driving
rainstorm on bar second nine
to poet a two-over par 74 and
pocket a first place check of
$1,880.
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Prairie Lake
Wins In Softball
Prairie
Lake Baptist
.Church, managed by Fred
Conway, won thotr fifth
game g| the sateen in the
Winter Park Softball League
lent Friday night, defeating
Fairvlew S h a m Baptlet by
a eeore o f 16-4.
Prairie Lake aserad 11
n u u in the third and than
to u te d to the victory behind
the pitching o f Floyd Bailey,
■alley w u the leading Uttar
•I the plate fo r Prairie Lake
with three single* and a heme
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Leading t h e tournament
sines opening day, Miss Whit
worth became the circuit's
first player to register three
victorias on the year. Her ear
lier one* were at the St.
Petersburg, Fla,, Open and
(he Shreveport, La., Invita
tional.
Uut Miss Wright foals throe
wins don't necessarily add up
to domination o f the circuit.
"There are several good
girls In tha field now, end Ka
thy Is one of them," she said.
"B ut to get where you win ten
tournaments a year regularly
—that takes time, and I don't
think any one girl on the tour
can do this right after 1 rolire."
Clifford Ann Creed o f Alex
andria, La., waa second with
a « T . Sybil Griffla of Boyn
ton Beach, Fla., abot a on*
under par 71 to tie Miss
Wright for third placo.
Vaughn Sparks
Kegling League
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hit* each. MallesowsM had
the only home run o f the
gams. The Engineers won
three out o f four games In
tha latest round o f littls leegus play and now are four
games out o f first pises with
four weeka and eight games
remaining.
Cecil Simpson wae the
player o f the day fo r Kike as
they shutout Rotary t* win,
7-0. Blmpeon looked brilliant
In pitching two hit ball, strik
ing out nlno and walking one.
It w u the seventh shutout
win fo r Elks in fourteen
gamss this season. Bill Mil
ler was top batter with two
hits fo r the winners.
VsrgU Vaughn had his big
ball working in the Buslnsss*
man's Lssgus at Jst Lines
and It propstlsd bis IILH Pro
ducts team into a tie for first
pises with tha Wart Hog team.
Vaughn started with a 204
game, followed It with gamss
of 184 and l i t for a tremend
ous 6M series that helped the
Hl-If boys to a four-game
sweep of series against the
WTHR team. It was a grand
occasion for Ray Bennett, al
so of the HLH team, as be
cams through with bis first
plus 500 series, a 117/528 ser
ies. Dependable Jack Weible
kept the WTHR boys In the
ball game for awhile with his
201/414 series.
John Jemlgan wee the
spearhead of the Wert Hog
attack in a three-game romp
over the Sentinels u be tall
ied a 202/541 u riea . George
Mason with a at>4/4U and
Fred lech with 171/510 set tha
scoring tempo for tha Senti
nels. Jim Brewer rolling a
Igt game end Bay Robinson
hitting a 117/411 aeries were
IIm IpAfkplUfB lar the Rea
Liquor team in a four-point
victory over the Untouchables
The high scoring effort by
M w o e a e r Baddy Welsh with
a ifT/541 aeries far tha Ua
touchable* kept them etas* to
the pare far awhile,
SLTA Tourney
Underway Today
JACKSON, Miss. ( U P D Defendlng champions In both
the men's and woman's sin
gles will compete In the 1048
Southern Lawn tennis cham
pionships starting here today.
Heading the field o f play
ers, which includes a number
o f foreign net stars, will ba
Andy Lloyd e f Shreveport,
La., and Robert* Allison o f
Tuscaloosa, Ale. They cap
tured the 1064 SLTA titles.
Action today will consist
o f preliminary men's singles,
with regular competition ia
the men's women's single*
scheduled to start Tuesday
morning.
About 1M tap Southern
players will see action in the
seven-day event which winds
up with finals lo a d e r .
Foreign talent will Include
Robert Brian gad Graham
Primrose ad Sydney, Austra
lia, highly gated Mississippi
•tat*
Unhrereity
players.
Brian won the Southeastern
Conference singles title this
year, and Primrose captured
the srewn ia 1044.
Daa and Hem Magfll o f
A thene, On* lest year’s fath
er-eon
doable*
champions,
will b* on hand te defend
their title.
I
Clvltan found themselves
tied with Klks for the Junior
League lend after downing
Kiwanis 7-4. Glenn Burns was
tha winning pitcher. Wally
Jarnlgan o f Ktwanls was top
hitter with three safeties. Civitan waa behind 8-0 but
liounred bark with four runs
in tha fourth and thi«s In
the fifth to taka tha victory.
Tha only softball gams
Friday featured the Knights
o f Columbus in a winning
performance over tha Church
o f God, 11-4. Red Jensen had
a perfect night at tha plat*
with four bits In as many
times at bat. Dan Himon
homerrd for the Knights and
Fred Outturn had a homer for
the Church o f God. Osborn
and Handy .Scott were top
hitters for tha losers with
two hlta each. Nick Constan
tine waa the winning pitcher.
The Pee Wee league, ope rating with alx t e a m s
(Chiefs,
Panthers,
Yanks,
Cubs, Tigers and Rebels) will
get Its Hmr. season underway
thla afternoon. Games will
Ite played rarh Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday with two
games rarh day al Ft. Mellon
Park. Games will start at
4:30 p.m. Kach team will play
a 10-game schedule. A post
season tournament will also
be held.
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Los Angelos 32 20 .018
Mllwsukce
26 20 .545 8
Chicago
28 18 .588
Bin Fr*n. 27 24 .529 4V4
81. Louis
36 23 .500 8
Houston
26 28 .Ml T
Pittsburgh
24 28 .480 T
Philadelphia 23 28 .488 7V4
Chicago
21 28 .428
Now York 10 82 .885 1$
Buaday’s Rssalts
Pittsburgh 8-1, New York 8-4
Philadelphia g-10, Chicago 1-4
Cincinnati 4, Ban lYaacIsco 0
Los Angeles 4-4, Milwaukee
Houston 10, Bt. Louis 1, 2nd
gams, ppd., rala
Taday's Games
Los Angelos at Philadelphia
(N )
(Only gams scheduled)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W 1, Pet. GB
Minnesota
31 15 .874
Cleveland
24 M
.US 4
Baltimore
27 28 .840 8
Detroit
23 22 -i82 i t t
Los Angsloe 17 17 dOO S
Boston
28 25 .47$ $
New York
22 27 .444 lOVi
Washington 22 30 .423 12
Kansas City 11 32 J M l i f t
Monday's Result*
New York 4-1S, Chicago 1-4
Minnesota 11, Washington $
Boston $-1, Kansas City 4 4
Los Angeles 2, Baltimore •
Cleveland 10, Detroit 1
Today's Genres
Detroit at Los Angelas (N)
New York at Kansas City (N)
Cleveland at Minnesota (N)
Chicago at Boston (N )
(Only games scheduled)
BEAL PINCM MUTER
BALTIMORE, Md. (U P I) Bob Johnson o f tho Baltimore
Orioles oat an American Lsn|ue raised in 1184 by ptachhitting safely is six
(tvs
Look no further than the
towering figure o f Don Drysdale to explain why the Lot
Angslss Dodgers lead the Na
tional League by three garnet.
The co-ace end workhorse
o f the Dodgers staff, 20year-old Drysdate I* well on
hit way to tha most brilliant
season o f his career — even
more brilliant than hit 25-0
campaign In 1062 and perhsps
the beat in the NL since Dlxxy Dean posted e 30-7 record
In 1034.
No major league pitcher
has won 80 gamss in e sea
son since Dean did It In 1934,
but Drysdal* has reached the
one-third mark o f this season
with a 10-3 mark and a 2.39
earned run average. At that
pace he would be xerolng in
on a 80-victory season In
September.
What’s even more Import
ant to the Dodgers, however,
la that Drysdal* hat been
carrying the teem virtually
single-handedly since May 22.
The Dodgers have won only
seven games and lost eight
since that date and Don hat
Itaen responsible for four vic
tories without • loss.
Drysdal# proved to be tha
I-os Angeles meal ticket again
Sunday when ha potted hla
10th victory o f the season
with a 4-0 sli-hltter against
the Milwaukee Braves. Dryadale's win prevented a Dod
ger debacle in Milwaukee,
inasmuch at the Brnvea won
the second game o f the doubleheadar 4-4 to take the ser
ies, three games to one.
The Philadelphia Phlllltt
whipped the Chicago Cubs 2-1
and 10-0, the Cincinnati Reds
defeated the San Francisco
Giants 0-0, the Pittsburgh Pi
rates awspt the New York
Meta 6-8 and 8-0, and the
Houston Astros routed the S t
Louis Cardinals 10-1 In other
NL games.
In the American League,
New York downed Chicago
0-1 end 12-0, Cleveland rout
ed Detroit 10-1, Minnesota
romped over Washington 11t , Los Angeles defeated Bal
timore 8-0 and Kansas City
edged Boston 4-8 after the
Red Bog won the flret game,
9*4.
Altamonte Rec
Program Slated
Registration for the sum
mer recreation program In
Allamonto Springs will lie
held on June 14 at tha Alta
monte city hell.
Tha program will be direct
ed by David Miller, athletic
coach and physical education
Instructor at Rnuth Reminole
Junior High School.
Included In thla summer’s
activities will be softball,
volley ball, table tennis, skat
ing, swimming and much
more.
Orlandoan Wins
Dixie Road Race
BAINBRIDGB, Gs. ( U P I ) Chtrlcs Slide e f Orlando,
Fla., captured the modified
class till* la the Dixie Region
Sport* Car Club of America
Road races here Sunday.
Slade pushed bis Porsche
RB 8000 to the victory as bo
turned the 2.8 mile course in
time* aa low as 2:14.
'M aybe
NeYear'
M illionaire Bowler
Just Can't R etire
AKRON, Ohio — (N E A ) —
Ho looks almost awkward —
stooped shoulders supporting
a heed that angles forward on
no neck at all, his right arm
crooked at an exaggerated
tuck against the side.
But when Don Carter bowls
they all fell down.
Except, lately, thay haven't
been falling.
At 37 years of age, It one of
(he great figures in a decade
of sport patting from the p ic
ture?
He thinks not.
"I weigh 190, asms as 1'va
been since 1950," he said the
other day during a practice
session. "M y average Is pret
ty good (208) and I’ve got two
or three years left."
He was sweating. Hard.
From the opposite lane a gig
gly gal Introduced herself as
from something called the
Kritpy Krunch Donut League.
She wanted an autograph.
He complied. He always
does. Each month be answers
hundreds o f fan lattori, makes
do sens of poraonal appear
ances—even tends out articles
of old clothing to churches and
schools who want to auction
them off for charity.
"W ho would over buy one
of my sweaty old shirts 7"
Many. They know him at
Mr. Bowling, fllx times Bowl
er of the Year, 14 times Bowl
ing AH • American, Hlckok
Bowler of tho Decode, highest
ARC average (224) in history,
the only man ever to win
every m ajor bowling champ
ionship. Bine* lis t tho moot
brilliant ksgltr In tha world.
Last yaar bo signed a $1,*
ooo.ooo, ten-ysar contract with
Rbonita balls, possibly tha
largast over liven to any ath
lete. He manufacture* hla
own glove and aells half a
million annuaUy. Ho turns
down more money through en
dorsements In a month than
m oil people make in a year.
He is, it’s suspected, 8 mil
lionaire.
Then why not guR newt Be
fore tho whispers start and
tho nostalgic begin talking of
him In the past tans* •• if
deceased.
"It's the idea o f winning."
ho says. "1 don’t need the
money (nor does be refute it)
but 1 do need to win. I've an
ego like everyone cite.
"Betides, I like to bowl."
Fifteen years. Twenty-eight
m ajor championships. Twenty
three perfect games. More
victories on television then
the U. 8. Cavalry.
"B ut I'm not kidding m y
self," said Carter. " I won't
last forever. I suppose l'U
■tart slowing down tome this
year."
Then b* was up tugging at
his glove, shirt plastered to
his perspiring back. Elon
gated fingers slipped Into his
ball . . . the paralyicd, breath
less aim . . . the faultless
delivery with tha curiously
R E N T -A -C A R
E K
BAN FRANCISCO (U PI) Sen Francisco Giants Manag
er Harman Franks strolled
out to tbs mound during a re
cant gam* to t h r u hla new
Japanese lefthander soma ad
vice.
Pitcher Masanorl Murakami
listened politely, and then told
the bewildered Franks to
"take a hike."
Now Franks Is looking far
tbs clubhouse comedian who
advised Murakami that tha
terra meant "ok a y ."
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(U P !)—One deiperete swipe
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took ail the pressure o ff
front - running Tony Lemn
and made it possible for him
to win the flOO.OOO Buick
Open for the second consecu
tive year.
Sunday'a victory, with an
elght-under-par 280 for 72
holes on the longest course
o f the pro tour, 7,280-ynrd
Warwick Hills, was Lcnta’a
first this year and the $20,000 paycheck moved him from
21st place in earnings to 4th
with $37,161.12.
But until Nicklaus hohbled,
Lema confessed, “ things were
a littlo tight.”
The turning point came on
the tee o f the last hole when
Nicklaus, trailing by only
one atroke and coming on,
clubbed the ball with the toe
o f his driver. It soared high,
wide and—for Lema—handaomely out of bounds to the
left in a looping hook.
Nicklaus, informed the ball
was out o f bounds, took his
third stroke from the tec and
Lema said, " I was stunned.
. . . “ 1 walked up to the
green to see the scoreboard,“
he said, “ You don’t wish any
opponent bud luck, and 1 felt
confident
thia week. But
Jack was playing well, and
it was getting pretty tight,”
I-ema said he played it
cosy after Nicklaus' bog into
trouble. The Musters' cham
pion from Columbus, Ohio,
whacked his fourth shot of the
hole into a trap at the left of
the green, and finally took a
triple-bogey seven. Lema can
ned hia par for a two-under
70 for the clincher.
The alngle swing knocked
Nicklaus from the runner-up
spot into fourth place, reduc
ing his paycheck front the
«1 2,000 earned by second fin
isher Johnny Pott, to $5,000.
Pott tallied 282, two strokes
behind
Lema, and Julius
Boros earned $6,800 with 283
fo r third.
Only
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players
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break par for the distance
were Bert Weaver with 288
for $4,500 and Doug Sanders
with 287 for $4,000. Kookle
Bob Zimmerman matched par
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The Deltona Pin Busters
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the scores being turned in
are soaring aa the weeks go
by.
Thia past week was no ex
ception as Jim Schilling aet
the pace again with a 214/
65$ series although Slate
Fontana was a close second
high honors with 100/646.
Also bowling for team num
ber one, Lillian Douglas hit
a 124 game, Joale Schilling
a 170/460 aeries and Al
Poirer ahot a 161 game for
team number four.
Fred Yarger rolled a 166
game for team number three
against team number five
who showed Faye Packman
with a 143/421 series aa
high. Fred Glazier had his
ball working good as be
bowled 174/603 against team
number two. Other
high
scores turned in included a
166/423 by Clarence Kllison,
a 169/435 by Herman Price
and a 166/460 by Harry
Kemp.
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�Sorority Chapter Conducts Rituals
H m l i f t meeting ot Urn year pitted.
;p'
„girl_ wee prtientfd « gift and|N*w Beta Buddifi w e r #
« _ Tww. KniUoa chaoU r of The m oving ended with the dlacovortd tho identity o f l u t drawn by each otw for tfco
Beta sigma Phi wa> hold rt*{daily o f Chrlftmaa when eachjyear’a ftcret "Beta Buddy." looming year,
MRS. JACK ERICKSON, standing left, joined other members o f Theta
Epsilon Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi holding Exemplar degreea following
rituals at the last meeting. Exemplar members with Mrs. Erickson from
the left are Mrs. Thomas Largcn, Mrs. Robert McKee and Mrs. Fnye
Stetson. Seated are Mrs. Bill Rivero, left, and Mrs. Rick Walker.
ed by the UOC at a tea nt the home o f Mra. T. J. Tnylor. Standing from
left are, Mra. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. B. L. Perkins Sr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins.
After Sumner fan pick
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Forest Lake Personals
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Betty Anne's
Hair Stylleg Bale*
3201 8. Park Ava.
,NixJames J. McGuire Engaged
Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell B.
Sapp of Sanford, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Jo Anno Nix, to Jan os
Joseph McGuire, eon o f Cdr.
Mr. end Mrs. David Beane
were happy to have their
daughter, Eileen, home for
a short visit before going back
to C. U. C. She brought two
friendi, Anne and Cheryl
Senaeman , of Boston, with
her to visit. Other viaitora at
the Beanes' home included
Mrs. Beane's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Mann, of Lancaster, Pa.; his
alster, Mrs. Thelma Bailey,
of Takoma Park, Md.; Mr.
and Mra. Leroy Stark and
daughter, Shirley, from Eph
rata, Pa., and Mr. and Mra.
Bradley Thurmea tad son,
Walter, from Qardea Grove,
FUR STORAGE
P ola rised
S p a ce F o r
B O X STORAGE
2,800 Fart
For Woolen*
Calif.
The Snack Bar hai been
given quite a fare lifting aa
a student project Improve
ments Inside include a new
drink machine. Tables, bench
es and umbrellas have been
installed also.
This wlU alio Include a tour
through tb* Orange County
jail. In pait years no one has
wanted to stay bahlnd on this
tour.
The fifth graders are ached
uling tn amateur hour in the
near future. Perhaps some of
Mrs. Patricia Silver la or these students will bo real
ganising a beginning band headliners when they get to
class for grades four through the Academy.
eight this summer. It will be
gin June 7. Please contact
DeBary
Mrs. Stiver if interested.
Beach.
The marriage will be solemailed on Saturday, Juno
19, at 10:30 a.m. at All Souls
Catholic Church. All friends
of the couple are Invited to
attend the wedding.
W ED D IN G
C O M IN G UP?
we outfit the men In
the party, correctly . . . .
crmfertably.
WHITES
AND
Personals
Mlaa Madeline Mallem wUl
present her mualc students In
their annual recital at the
Sanford Woman's Club on Oak
Avenue,
Tuesday evening,
June I, at 7 p.m.
TUXEDO
By Maryann Miles
Miss Erma Strasburg of
3342 Holliday Avenue has now
moved to 2023 Peachtree Road
in N. E. Atlanta, Ga., where
sbe will be employed by Min
ute Maid, working ai secre
tary for Ben Oehlert. Miss
Strasburg will be m ined by
her many friends, as she was
very active in affairs. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Strasburg o f 1540 Holli
day Avenut.
Recital Tuesday
MISS JO ANNE NIX
DeBary BPW
Miss Johnson Complimented
Club Announces
At Graduation Dinner Party
New Chairmen
Mra. Louis Kosky a n d
daughter, Mias Martha Kosky,
were hoitenos to e recent
steak dinner at the Plnecroet
Inn honoring Mlaa Delaine
Johnson, a member of the
1963 graduating cla n of Sem
inole High School.
The class colors of blue and
white were carried out in the
tabic centerpiece and the indi
vidual corsages. Mia* John
By Mrs. John Leeae
The executive board meet
ing of the DeBary Business
a n d Profeiiional Women's
Club met recently at the home
o f the president. Margaret
Williams, with Marion Ro
berts giving the invocation.
The following standing com
mittee chairmen were ap
pointed by Mra. William*:
Helen Snodgrass, program;
Batty Psacock, finance; The
resa Frisoo, legislation; Mary
Ana Lederbaua, membership;
Alice Roblolio, public rela
tions; Marie Aecardl, world
affairs; Alberta Warner, per
sonal development; Beatrice
Muller, civic participation,
and Marion Roberts, parliamsntarian and historian.
Special committee chair
men are Evelyn Dsick, ways
and means; Bert Ledsrhaui,
year book; Sally Ann Ncidcr,
projects; Jo Peck, publicity,
and Helen Stripp, sunshine.
Routine business was dis
cussed with refreshments and
a aocial hour following the
meeting.
where the was actively en
gaged In the Para-Medical
Qub, Homemakers Club, La
tin Club and waa alio a
Candy Striper. Sbe la present
ly employed by Alex D. Litch
field Jr., attorney at law,
Daytona Beach.
Her fiance is also a 1K3
graduate o f Seminole High
School, where he waa active
on the swimming team, a
member of the Tumbling Qub
and wee vice-president ot
T.E.C. Club. He is presently
employed with General Electrie Corporation, D a y t o n a
Bear Lake
OUTFITS
RENTALS — SALES
Open F ri. N igh ts
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Sanford
Phone 322-183$
son received n charm brace
let with a graduation charm
from tha hostesses as a gift
memento of the memorable
occasion.
Other guests were Mra.
Doris Johnson, mother of the
honor**, end the Misses Deb
bie Johnson, Linda Mohs,
R o s e m a r y Walton, Linda
May, Elate* Headrlcka and
Lynn Boynton.
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piaio color tweed covert.
Women Golfers
Plan New Season
At Pool Party
The Executive Board o f the
Sanford Women's Golf Asso
ciation met at the lovely DeBsry home of Mr*. George
Nicely recently for n "pool
and planning" meeting.
After a pleasant morning
swim and discussion of tour
naments and social event* for
the 1M3-M season, the board
members e n j o y e d lunch
around the shaded pool.
Attending were Susy Dick
ey. Peggy Billups, Blanche
Nicely, Vivian Pierce, Merton
Cox, Mary Whelchel a n d
rraneboa McBoherte.
MRS. LOUIS KOSKY, right, presents hoeteaa
gift to Misa Delaine Johnson, n member o f the
1966 class o f Seminole High 8choo| at n recent
graduation dinner in her honor. Mrs. Doris
Johnson, mother o f the honoree la at the le ft
LAFRA Elects
Officers Tuesday
The Ladlea Auxiliary of tho
Fleet Reserve Association will
meet Tuesday, June I, at 7:30
p.m. at tho Fleet Reserve
HaO.
On May I t the church school
had its annual picnic at
Officers for the coming year
Horseradish should bo a*
Halnea City. The father-son
will
be elected and all memMr. and Mrs. Randell Smith
ball game ended with the fa of 8*mlno!e Drive have as frigerated at ail times to keep
bora
are asked to lend their
thers two runs ahead. The their current house guest, Mr. it "h ot," according to tho U.
support
S. Department of Agriculture.
boys were very merciful.
Smith's sister, Mlaa Helen
Burr Smith, of New York City.
Ik e eighth grade history They have been vtsiUag plac
unit will bo visiting Judge cs of Interest In Central Flor
THE TOST EYE MAKEUP COMPACTS
Cooper's court on May IT. ida.
Personals
WITH BUILT-IN BRUSHI
Mrs. Allan Sain el Palmira
Road spent the last weeks
at West Palm Botch where
she attended funeral services
for Louis Parker, an old
friend from Winsloa Salem,
N. C., and ah# visited I
daughter and family while la
West Palm Beach.
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JEWELRY — LINGERIE — BRAS — GIRDLES — GLOVES — SHOES
HOSIERY — SCARFS — BLOUSES — GOWNS — PJ.’n
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COCKTAIL DRESSES P in out tho tray and a brush
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MATHER
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H DOROTHY QUAY
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STORAG E V A U L T
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and Mrs. Janas F. McGuire,
also of this city.
The bride-elect was grad
uated Ron Semlnola High
School with' tho dais of IMS
BAST TERMS — OPEN FRID AY NIGHTS
with color shading and
FOR APPOINTMENT
Pace S — June 7, 196S
f rraO
To Present Piano
Members of the Normas d a 'try . All silver appointments i Pound cake and coconut date- rltt, W. A. Perry, P. B.
Adams, R. F. Robison, G. E.
Vara Howard Chapter o f the were uacd and raipberry aher- tics were alio served.
- i <k. erm bet punch wa* served from a
Other member* attending McCall, F. E. Roumlllat, Mar
United Daoghtw* of the Conu ] puoch bowL Iincluded Mme*. W. L. Mer- tin J. Dram and II. B. McCall.
faderacy bald the final meettag o f the year at the home
o f Mrs. T. J. Taylor on Mailanvlll# Avenue with Mrs. R.
B. Monroe eenrlng aa co-hostees.
Following a brief builnesa
meeting conducted by Mrs.
David Caldwell, vice presi
dent, is the abeenee o f tho
president, Mr*. W. B. Kirby,
a tea was held la honor o f tho
real daughters. The honor
mambers are those whose fa
thers were confederate sol
diers.
Real daughter* p r e e c n t
were Mrs. A. B. Wallace,
Mra. B. L. Perkins Sr., Mrs.
M . 8. Wigglna and Mrs. A. K.
B oise Her.' Others unable to
attend the tea are Mrs. W. P.
Carter, Mrs. W. P. Field*,
Mre. J. M. McCaaklll, Mrs. J.
St. Clair While and Mrs. Roy
Wright Sr.
A gold and broexe arrange
ment of day lilies adorned the
coffee table and the tea table
was centered with a beautiful
arrangement of gerber dais
MRS. A. K. ROSSETTER, aented, with rail dnughters, who were honor
ies, baby's breath and green-
hair
And B. F. Bowling
M arl
Madeline Mallem
Real Daughters Honored At U D C Tea
your
Unite Miss Duggar
Mlaa Brenda Joy Duggar,
daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
Hoke S. Duggar, of Sanford,
and Benjamin F. Bowling, aon
of Mr. and Mr*. Ben L. Bowl
ing, of Amhent, Va., were
united in boly matrimony on
Thursday, May 20.
The Rev. Fred B. Chance
officiated at the 3 p.m. Irapreaatve ceremony at the
Flrat Baptist Church o f San
ford.
Miss Sandl Slayton attended
the bride a* maid of honor
and Gerald Bowling served
hi* brother as best man.
Immediately following the
wedding, a reception was held
t the home of the bride’s
parents.
The newlyweds departed for
mountain wedding trip and
a visit with the groom's par
ents In Virginia en route.
costly at tho homo of Mona
Walker.
Jan Cahill, Incoming preildost, prealdod tad a program
o s "L o ra " was proton tad by
Betty Eriektoo.
Bltuala were the big bulls e n of the evening when Joan
Moore took her pledge, and
Batty Eriekaon received bar
Eaemplar degree.
Pare we 11a were bid to Moca
Walker and Fran Rivero who
are leaving Theta Epallon
Chapter.
It waa decided to donate $30
to The Little Red Scboolhouae.
Member* planning to go to
the annual Beta 8igma Phi
convention were excited about
tho coming trip to Tampa.
The convention Itinerary la*
elude* a coftume party with a
circua theme, breakfait part*
lee, boalneaa meeting*, lunch*
torn and a aeml-formal dance
to climax the weekend.
Glrla planning the trip In*
du de: prealdent, Jan Cahill;
vlce-preaident, Sherri Bolt*,
and
Betty McKee, Betty
Eriekaon and Betty Lewli.
Plana for a awimmlng party
pot-lock aupper to be held at
the pool borne of Joyce and
Charlea Sammetl were com-
up
He
Church Rites
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June 7, IMS — P«ff* 7
• MON. • TUES. • WED.
Diane Powell Honored At Graduation Tea
Mrs. C. H. Wlnihlp Jr. was Powell.
|white carnation coraagea were blue and white mums, baby's
hostess for a recent gradua The color theme of decora* presented to the honoree and bresth and greenery In a sil
tion tea at her Park Avenue tioni wat the cla n colors of her mother,
homo honoring Miss Diane blue and white. Blue and| A beautiful centerpiece of ver container, flanked by
white fapers In silver candleholders, adorned the refresh
ment table. A white linen
cloth and all silver and crys
tal appointments were used.
The artistic napkins were
white embossed with Black
diplomas and graduate cape.
Refreshments included pota
to chips, assorted dips, nuts,
mints, party cookies, peUt
fours and Hawaiian sherbet
punch served from a large
crystal punch bowl.
Floating hostesses were Pat
Maratita and Beth Morgan
and junior hostess was Barbie
Winship.
Assisting Mrs. Winship with
the serving were Mrs. Ed
ward F. Hayden, Mrs. Havelyn L. Stogncr and Mrs. Pat
Lacier.
Classmates and friends in
vited to call between the ap
pointed hours o f 4:30 to 1:30
p.m. were the Misses Sherry
Marazita, Carol Torres, Lin
da Spencer, Susan Plercy,
Bonnie Caolo, Helen Mann,
Anita Ferguson, Linda Mohn,
Pat Irby, Sharon Walker, Pat
MISS DIANE POWELL wns honor jntoat nt a recent graduation tea at
Chapman, Elaine Echols, Lin
the home of Mrs. C. II. Winship Jr. Left to right arc, her mother, Mra.
da Green, Kristie Schllke,
Robert Powell, Diane and Mra. Winship.
Bette Odham, Angela Hurt,
Melanie Williams, Judy Coch
ran, Janie White and Karen
Luw.
Also Donna Collins, Lynne
Miss Susan Haynes was hon and both have been accepted
Refreshments of hot dogs,
orrd with a recent graduation to Florida Southern College, potato chips, punch and wa
•wimmlng and picnic party at in Lakeland for the fall semes
termelon was served to the
the home of Miss Karen Law ter.
guests and swimming and
on Silver Lake.
The party area was gaily
frolicking
enjoyed by more
Karen and Susan arc mem decorated with pennants on
bers of the current graduating tiki light poles, inscribed with than 90 claum ates and friends
from 1:90 to 6 p.ra.
class of Seminole High School "Class of MM.'*
'
Boynton, Pat Taylor, Kathy
Butler, Penny Nichols, Linda
Parnell, A p r i l Whittington,
Pam Patterson, Genl Kline
felter, Linda Robson, Michele
Jones, Pat McGuire, Gerrl
Johnson, Susan Perkins, De
laine Johnson, Sharon Booth,
Jo Lynda Sandon, Barbara
Cox, Cberle Pennington, Ka
thy Trout, Ginger Norris, Joyce Russell. Rosemary Walton
and Sherry Thrasher.
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The teachere o f a Phoenix
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•ven grow to like all aorta o f
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Teacher* read the cafeteria
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morning and lead a short dlscuaalon about tha eaacntlala
• f good nutrition. They en
courage children to taste food
rather than Judga it by sight.
Tha third graders tested no
longer scorn tha yellow and
graen leafy thing*.
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10 has been postponed until
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Complaints
Pul On Agenda
•anfarft
Beautification Plans W in OK
By Donna Estes
Approval
w aa
received
from tha State Road Depart
ment and announced at reg
ular meeting of AlUmonta
Sprlnga Town Council for
beautification plans for tha
five median* on SR 430 to
Maitland Avenue.
Mrs. Robert Henna, chair
man o f tha beautification
committee, submitted plana
for tha project to council at
s recent meeting and the
board approved an expend!tura o f $2,000.
B y Donna Estes
John Deaton, who won the
council ieat in the apecial
election held in Long wood lait
Tuesday, received the oath o(
office from Mayor David R.
Wentworth at the regular
meeting of council.
In hia first official actions,
Deaton urged that the dog ordlnance bo more strongly en
forced; that water meters be
read and not “ guesstimated;"
and that council bold an open
work session meeting at 8 p.
tn. this Thursday to clear up
numerous unanswered com
Church Of God
To Have School
Vacation Bible School at
the Church o f God, Sanford,
will open Tuesday with ses
sions 7-0 p.m. to continue
through Saturday.
The school is open to alt
Interested young people and
there will l>c classes for three
year olds through IS year
olds. Superintendents a r e
Mis* Betty Yatca and Mr*.
Daisy Herman.
Closing program for tho
school is scheduled for 0 a.m.
Sunday.
plaints.
Council was In full agree
ment with the third suggestion
and turned the second matter
JASPER If. GREEN (center) hns been named Florida's "Small Busincanover to Councilman Percy
mnn o f 19(55” by tho U. S. Small Buaineaa Administration. Pictured from
White for action.
the left: Henry C. Coleman, Dnytonn Bench banker; Green, o f Port Or
Council a g a i n announced
ange. and Kennon Turner, Jacksonville SBA regional director.
that It will attempt to work on
the agenda system. Matters
to be brought before councilmen at regular Thursday sess
ions should be submitted In
writing to the clerk by Monday
preceding the meeting. How
ever, emergency matters still
will be taken under consideratlon.
Mayor David R. Wentworth
recommended that Immediate
steps be taken to appropriate
$300 per month for a night
patrolman In tho city. The
.
matter was tabled until this
week’s meeting.
In other business the city
clerk was Instructed to file
paving Hens on all properties
facing streets or avenues that
the city has paved or shall
pave in the future; John Fa
rina, maintenance superin
tendent, was appointed tem
porary building Inspector while
Inspector William Utko Is on
vacation; motion was adopt
ed to Instruct city engineer A.
E. O'Neall and Associates to
proceed with plans for arention
and chlorination of the water
CLASSMATES o f Mra. Josephine Bradley's aixth grotto at South Semi
system, and tho purchase of
nole Elementary watch with prido uh claim president Charles Williams
two books to assist the mayor
presents $25 check to Hchool principal C. M. Harp for purchase of a mic
as municipal Judgo was ap
roscope, sclenco film strips, and a tree to plant by the new wing. Money
was raised through selling the school pai>er which the class published.
proved.
Glen Aurbcck, appeared to
question U any action had been
taken on his claim that city
water coming through newly
installed pipes had discolored
and damaged the facade of his
home. Chairman Carl 1-oinm lcr read a letter from tho
city's Insurance agent which
stated that such a matter is
not covered under present in
surance as the claim Is con
sidered to be an "occurance”
and not an “ accident." Tho
matter was referred to tho
water department for further
study.
The recommendations ns re
quested of Counclltnen White
and R. L. (Slick) Helms for
appointments to the rolling
board, were tabled for fur
ther study. White recommend
ed appointment of Willard
LYMAN LETTKUMAN'S CLUB members nnd their dates enjoyed a ski
Young and Fred L. Stickles
and swim party at tho home o f Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Savillu on Trairio
while Helms named Dick ZartLake. Among those attending wero (left to right) J. Toole, Pattra Sterl
n un and Rod Baker.
ing nnd Jane Bowen (on tablo) L. Lott, J. Jumml, C. Porter, and J. HalA petition signed by 10 resi
nter.
(Herald Photo)
dents requesting that ll-l ton
ing be protected by forbidding
trucks to park on properties
was taken under advisement
and one requesting that ball
fly Julia ilartua
home o f Mrs. T. J. Jordan on church members and will give
playing be discontinued on
Tho Adult Training Union Forest Avenue, Mrs. W. K. his first sermon on Sunday,
West Jessup Avenue (in ball
Class o f Friendship Baptist Battle led the devotions. The June 13.
park) waa referred to Deaton
Church, Altomnnto Springs, group meets once a month
and Helms.
met at the homa of Mr. and and at this meeting they nam
Mrs. James B. Jordan, 333 ed tha class and decided on
Reqaret Denied
Turnbull Avenue, recently. the Kota as their class flow
BOSTON (Uri) — Cow* I
TALLAHASSEE (UI’ l) — Mis. C. II. Allen Is supervisor er. They will have a “ motto" wilt exert their legal right
Tha 1’ ublle Utilities Commis o f tho class. 8omo 30 mem which will be furtbrr discuss to grata on historic Boston
bers enjoyed home msilo Ice- ed at Die nrxt meet.
sion has denied tho Atlantic
rrcnm and cake. Four Ice
The Adult Union Class o f Common during tha June Dai
Coast Lina railroad request cream churns were in opera the church meets every Sun ry Festival June 5-12. Ac
te cloaa ita agency at DeLeon tion.
day at (1:30 p.m. at the cording to the right o f com
Springe In aplle o f the com
The Joy fines of the church on Sit 430, Everyone monage, mooted in Klin, |
pany’s claim it will lose close church, newly named at the is welcome. On June 10th, sum# 70 “ milch klne" may ba
to $4,000 a year.
May meeting, met at the Dr. Harwood Steele will join kept downtown to grate.
Mr*. Henna and her com
mittee ar* being aided In tha
effort by Mrs. Helen Green,
local nurseryman. Tha State
Road Department will assist
with tha project by providing
prison labor.
It was agreed to authorise
that expens* money ba given
to two officials to make a
trip to Atlanta If necessary
to meat with HHFA In con
nection w i t h
transferring
ownership o f the waterworks
to the town.
In other business, Council
Tha request from Spring
man Robert Newell, chairman Valley for firs protection was
o f tha recreation committee, tabled.
reported that registration for
tha eight • week recreation
program In tha community
trill b* held this Friday and
Saturday at tha town hall.
Registration will ba open for
children six years old through
I S M il
the 12th grad* with a fa* o f
SI charged to Altamonte
youngsters, $3 for other chil
dren, to defray coat o f In
surance.
Supervised activities will
taka place dally, 8 a.m. until
noon, with swimming sched
uled at Land O'Lake* Coun
try Club one day and akating
another day each week.
Maintenance Supervisor A.
C. Brown waa authorised to
accept the bid o f a local
paint and body ahop to paint
city vehicles at a cost of
<2fi0 and to install 10 "chil
dren at play" aigna and
X.r.to
potte.
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W>ra!B Page 8 — June 7, 1965
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
Reel's Body Shop
WRECK REBUILDING
COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING
Phone: 322-7961
•th and Sanford
(Back of Coin Laundry)
NEW
LUCKYSTNIKE
FIITEHS
PUTBUCK
THETASTE
OTHERS TAKEAWAY
TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS ,
«f «& . J ww— .fdi— G p m y^
ARMOUR STAR
ALL MEAT
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Sanford, Fla.
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Quantity Righta Reserved
GEItBEU STRAINED
BABY FOOD
12
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TWENTY-SEVEN pupila o f All Soutg Catholic
kindergarten class
claaa received diplomas
diplomat from Rev
Rev.
Richard Lyons at exercises Wednesday in tha
__________________
iting'were (front, m
church social hall._______
Graduating
from
left) David Fall, Dolores Wlldeman, Kurt Schi
rard, Kevin Ogden, Maureen Fowler, Jim Polgar, Theresa Brooks, Sean O'Garn, and Billy
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.(&ow Two). Theresa Foley, Edward
Dtiltly.
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Wv A '-n
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Dougherty, Sally Oyler, Jimmy Snyder, Greg
Latour, Janice Connolly, Kathy Murphy, Chris
Olmstead, Mark Pinsel, Linda Carver, and Tim
Currie. (Row Three) Sandra fep e , David Wig
gins, Mary Troyan, Vincent Spalding, Fatty Mc
Govern, 8teven Oraxl, Mary McGovern, and Mrs.
Edna M. Swigonaki, teacher. (Gassman Photo)
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�Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting!
1.
loont
A Found
50. Mine. For Sal*
8kt
LOST: Mala fllamaaa C«t, ltth. ELECTRIC Lawnmower, per
S Sanford, much lavtd pat.
fect co nil., very reasonable.
ssi-issr.
Call J. P. Humbert, i f Astur
ians Rd., Denary, Fit.
LOST: Siamese Male Cat. Wad*
noodey night, t yr. eld. with CLEAN - OIL A ADJUST any
Collar S Leash. Vicinity 471
make Sewing Machine, Re
gular It.lo now only He. 1
nos alia Dr. I t t -U I I or 111DAY* Only. t : t - l t u .
•111.
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June 7, 1965 — Pace 9 95. House* For Sole
OITR ANCESTORS
HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS
WHITE SEWING MACHINES
Authorised Sales A Service
Do you have a drinking prob
GARRETTS
lem. Write F. a Bog t i l l .
100
E. First.
lll-I H t
Sanford.
> PC. (factional. I tan. I lf XV. 1st.
Pc.
51. Article* For Kent
115. Autoa For Sale
ROM McKEK USED CARfl
NO MONET DOWN
T01 French Ave.
171-0771
JEEP ‘ 17 Wagon. Warn hubs,
heater, radio, new ttrea A
broke,. 14,o#o mllee. ft. 100.
Witt take trade. 1ZZ-KM.
'41 DODGE, Actual mileage.
Cell 3:7-17*9 after I. 470 E.
Ird.
I BEDROOM. 1H Beth. Florida f EVER At. J A 1 Bedroom FURNISHED t Bedroom Du>
homes k i t c h e n equipped.
Boom. woodM lot. end sir
plev Apt, utilities turn. Tile
available tor Immediate p.tssconditioned;
|1I.4##.0#;
fi
hath, Terrwseo floors. Ph
saelon. ITS-Itoo SEMtNOt.R
nance FHA, Conventional, or
i l l- t t ll .
REAt.TT, I ll -M i l .
nothing down VA. I.1IN EN
TERPRISES. INC, l»4 LongFURN. DUPLEX, 1 lldrm., re
1 RDRM, 1H Rathe. Florida
wood Plain, Th. I lf -lM l,
decorated, ISS mo. Lake Jee
Room. Patio, Carpeting. Dra
sup. Call SZS-U4I after 4:l«.
pe*. Kitchen equipped. 1101
Nlra 1 Bedroom, I bath home,
*. French.
EFF. APT. private bath, suit
lleautltul yard A front red
able for Coupta or (Ingle
wood patio. This Is a real 1 RDRM. Furn. House, Air
person. Ideally located down
buy.
Conditioned, IIS. I ll-t M I
town.
Inquire at
Manual
Jacob,on
Dapt. Store, 711 E.
JOHN SAULS AGENCY ALWAYS Good Renlate. Furn
let
Ished A Unfurnished. Sen
HEAL ESTATE BROKER
Real Relate Ae.oolete
ford A I^ke Mery Ares. See FURN. 7 Itdrm. Apt. 7M1 Mague et 111 It. Dark AVe. HALL
WILLA MAE PKUKOSCIt
nolle. SSI. R. A. Williams.
SSS-fIf« Day
Itl-O lU Nights
1ILAIR AGENCY.
I77-IM1.
Rat
H ARRIETTS Beauty B o o k ,
SUMMER SALE
ooft water, avantag app'ta. VACUUM CLEANERS: ElectroH I to Oak. 111-1741.
lug. Hoover, O. E , Filter
Quean, Kirby, ate.
8. Pete A Supplies
I l l .l t A up
Guaranteed
ANIMAL
HAVEN.
Kannala
SANFORD VACUUM *VC
S-raanad Run, Doardlig. 3X3- l i i i 8. Park
tlf-H tl
17(1. T'all coma ass ua!
RUGS. I f .lt up
D OJI RECEIVED ver Adop ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
tion. boarded Animal nescus
110 Sanford Are.
Ilf-lflt
DaLand. I’ h 714-114*.
League, 1700 W. Minnesota,
106. Apartments for Rent
« RDIlM.. 1 Rath. 1 Den. Kit LARGE I lldrm, 1 Full Ilatha, UNFURN. 1 lldrm. Duplex. Kit
chen, D. R m , I , Rm, t-aunwith Range (No Refrigera
chen equip. 1 1 1 -lllt.
dry
Rm,
ample
closets,
tor). :< i l Magnolia. Contact
Drteeeway A tool room 177Ted William! Hardware.
FURN. Apt. Upatatru, Down•111.
town. tgs. I Bdrm. Water
NEW l Bedroom House far
turn. No children under «.
I BEDROOM. I bath. Central
rent in Wcodmere Park, near
MS mo. Call S11-I0T1.
Heat A Air pond. Take over
ha.e i n . # n i or > :i -t s :i .
payments (to mo. lot ColdFIRST Floor Furnished Apt. HI
water D r, Casselberry. III- 1 BEDROOM Unfurn, kltjhsn
W. isth , Adults only, No
1(01.
equipped. 111-llSL
Tete. Ph. SS1-SIS0.
2. Personals
4. Beauty Care
■97. Houses For Rent
It w tt a low-budgst cattts drivs. I woulda b u n oka)
116. Auto* •Sale or Trade
111* (KYL1NEH, retrackatde
hardtop, radio, heater, power
starring, I1S0 rash or trade
tor older car. Ph. 117.1117 or
see at 11* garrison Dr.
120. Automotive Service
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
Senkarik Gins* and Paint
Company
Auto Glass Tope
A fleet Covers
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
10* W. tnd flt. 117-mtt
AM. WORK GUARANTEED
SOUTHWARD
121. Scooter*
1M0
$100 DOWN
$100 DOWN
FHA-VA HOMES
19. Builders Supplies
PRE-CAST Concrete Stops
OREGOHt LUMBER CO
•10 Mania Ava
Itf-OIM
20. Hardware
Sanford's Moat Complata
TED WILLIAMS IIDW
•01 K. llth .
I ll-t ill
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Bsdd.ng A Furniture
AT Fa c t o r y p r i c e s :
!t » Magnolia
• ll-llll
Used furniture appliances, tools,
ole. Bought • Bold. Larry's
Mart, 711 Sanford A v a rh.
177-4117
69. Schools & Instructions
22. I’ lumbing
Four acrea cleared and greet
ed. Hood residential and peature load. Priced at I4.00d.tt
each.
Two bedroom frame homo, kit
chen equipped, large lot. May
he had for |f,000.00. Tarma
arranged.
Two Bedroom frame home, kit
chen eulpped. large lot. Sell
ing price only H.IOOVO with
terma.
Oataway To The Waterway
Robson Sporting Goods
DRIVE
FURS. A I T , Reasonable. I l l
i i i-t a i i •110.
NIOIITS
t l l - l l t l DOWNATAtns.
Unfurn.
tll-llll
lldrm. Apt, kitchen equipped,
t o m W. llth Ht.
JIM HUNT
W AN T ADS
BHDfO FAST
RESULTS
XAIDB— * . T..to III wk. BUSH
REFERENCES. TOP JOBS
FARE ADVANCED QUICK
LY. IIAV-A-MAID, « Bond
Street, Urent Neck, N. Y.
REALTY
FURN. Garage Apt. Call 111
t i l l.
• Florida Chauffeur
license required
CLEAN l-tledroom, Furn. Apt.
Cloea In. Waler A Met Itla
turn. ISO mo. i m -I * io.
NICE, Iga. 1 lldrm. (urn. Apt.
Tiled hath let. ltoo Magnolia.
1 BDBM. Furn. Duplex with
Utilities, (to mo. I t l - l l t l .
J-I(ih >M Apt. Clean
suitable. IM -llM .
A
CA8.1EI.BEB ItY: t lldrm. Du
plex. Furn. nr unOim, Specloua Rooms. Ph. I l l - I l l * or
M l -l l t l .
PRIVATE
POOL . . .
T m SsuxhoAM
•r
CERTIFIED
7URN. Apt Cloeo tn. Jimmie
Cowan, til-1011.
I l l Ml Weekly tor t lldrm. Uti
lities furn. Apt. SOI E. Sth.
Adults.
WE LA. . A APARTMENT!
' . First lit.
605 ZINNIA DR.
CA88ELUERKY
Ill
AVALON APARTMENTS
III W. Snd Ht.
M l -t t l f
FUll.V. APT, IM-Ottf.
N SI A L L
FURN.
Downstairs
A p t , KOI Maple. I M- Of St .
F0R FUN1
H EA LTH !
YEAR 'ROUND
PLEASURE!
*1895
PHONES
838-4496
838-7443
275-0490
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IT'H FUN to read the WantAds You can shop without
getting out ot your oaay
chair.
N A T IO N A L
BANK
^ P O S S E S S IO N '
RINKER MATERIALS
CORP.
PINEDA 8T. AND
Atlantic Coastline K.R.
*59 Mrrc.a/e IS91 bal. 131 mo
*39 Ford
1391 bat |31 mo.
It 14 bnl. 13 mo.
*39 Fiat
$1099 bflL 149 mo.
•39 Olds
I486 bat. |S2 mo.
*39 Ford
$345 bal. 129 mu.
*39 Plym.
1*61 bnl. I l l mo.
*59 “Ferd‘
Cbcv.t/g 1999 bal. 139 mo.
•39____
lift I bal. 139 mo.
•39 Font
|6HS bal. |32 mo.
'38 V W
1199 bal. IIS mo.
•38 Cher.
|K3H bat. 133 mo.
’58 Dodge
1811 baL 138 mo.
*58 Huirk
1399 bal. 124 mo.
’58 Ford
|39t bat. 121 mo.
•38 Cher.
1381 bal. 124 mo.
*58 Ford
|39S bal. 128 mo.
•38 Cher,
1399 bal. 131 mo.
’37 Chev.
1399 bal. 118 mo.
•37 Dodga
1499 bal. 121 mo.
•SI Chev.
1399 bal. 129 mo.
•81 Chry.
$491 bal. 122 mo.
•83 Cad.
Open Mott..PrL 9 A.M.-B P.M.
1 A I 9 Hoard Wed Noon
I U I £ HANFOHD AVE.
Sanford. Florida
822-4508
National Repossession* lac.
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NEW 1965 DODGE DART GT
LOADED! V-8, 273 eu. in engine, one 4-barrel. 2-Dr.
hardtop, air-condition, H*cyL, baelr radio group, windahldld wlpera. rar/sp., bark up lights, safely group in
clude* PR. left remote mirror, intid# glare proof mirror,
auto, (rana, retractable front A rear seat belts, front
sad rear bumper suarda, all Unfed windows, vinyl top,
uiderroalrd, white wall tlrra.
LIST PRICE
SELLING
>aS46
I'KICE
$3 1 8 5 52
NEW DODGE CORONET $2082.97
Suhhtu
Pool
Ik rtri
Equipment
F.nrlosurro
SHOPPING
CENTER
TODAY’S
SPECIALS
As an extra service
for your convenience,
we will be open until
8 p.m. each evening
except Saturday. We
will stny open till 6
p.m. on Saturday.
WE INVITE YOU
TO IIROWSE
AROUND AND SEE
HOLLER’S OK
USED CARS AND
NEW CARS.
63 Buick
LeSabre 4 Dr. Hardtop,
Automatic Trans., Pow.
cr S t e e r i n g , Power
Brake*, R & II. A Nice
Clean Car In Every Re
spect. Low Milesxe, 1
Owner.
ONLY
*2095
63 Pontiac
T e m p e s t I.eMana
Coupe, 4 C y l i n d e r ,
A u t o m a t i c Tranan
R&H. All Vinyl In
terior, Ducket Seats &
Console.
ONLY
*1375
60 Cadillac
Series "62", 4 Dr. Sedan. Equipped W i t h
F u l l Power Eelectric
Windows A Seats. Fac
tory Air. Good Tires. 1
Owner.
EXTRA SPECIAL
DUYI
*1575
63 Volkswagen
DeLuxe, 2 Dr., Low
Mileage, Clean
Throughout.
*1375
57 Chevrolet
4 Dr., 6 Passenger Sta
tion Wagon, 6 Cylinder,
Standard Transmission,
Radio & Heater.
*595
59 Chevrolet
Blacayn*, 2 Dr. Sedan,
6 Cylinder, Standard
Tranamlaaion, Radio A
Heater.
*575
60 Chevrolet
Impala CMvartibU, whit*
finish. Nsw Mark vinyl top,
black and whlfw interior,
V-8, Hlandsrd Transmis
sion Radio 4k IleaUr. A
CLEAN CARI
S12M
56 Chevrolet
2-Dr. with Heater
$1992
NEW DODGE DART
Station Wagon, 4 Dr., V-5,
Auto. Trans, Fowor Steer
ing, Heater.
$795
*60 PLYMOUTH
4-Dr. Station Wagon, V->, Aata Trane.
BUY YOUR
$1565
’60 CHRYSLER
Newport, Full I’ower with Air
*56 DODGE
USED CARS
Good Tran*portation
FROM
$225
$1195
’62 VOLKSWAGEN
Pick-Up, Extra arm s
1801 W. 1st St. - a B u fo rd
Phono 522-0614
Or Ml 7*2830
HOLLERS
OF SANFORD
Seminole County Motors
POOL
P jdjdI a
R «ln .
1100
I A 1 IIDRM. Furn Duplex
Apta for rent. I l l ] Palmetto.
LIMITED TIME OFFER I !
IN YOUR OWN
F1RREOLA88. Cloth A
Have
JO**-.
Kaero,
French Ave. I71-KI0.
Rea
COMPLETE PRICE
APP. 135.00 MO.
SPECIAL PAINTS
MODERN I Itdrm. Furn. Apt
SOI palmetto. IM-1ST4.
OF YOUR OWN HOME
AS LOW AH
10% DOWN.
QUALIFICATIONS
• Wilt train but
espericnce preferred
• Age requirement 23
years or older
PRE-SUMMER — SPECIAL!
A Beautiful 15’ *30’ Pool, RocUafular
or Frotform, Complete With
O m atle
Finest Filter System . . . Automatic
Skimmer . . . Built In Steps . . .
Solid Concrete & Steel
Construction . • .
I • Tr. Written Guarantee t ! !
3 Feet Of Cool Deck Around Pool ! I
e Opportunities for
advancement
FURN. Oarage Ap t, H i m I'al
ntettn. IM -O ill or i t lt .
ENJOY THIS SUMMER
IN THE QUIET SECLUSION
..RELAX
e Good pay with overtime
• Fringe benefit*
PARK
$100.00 DOWN
SWIM
Fait Growing Company
• Schooling
FIJRN. Apt. too Park.
FURN. APT, MOO Mellonvllle,
and Sales Broker
II par day rtnlal for Electric
Carpet Sbampooer with pur.
DRIVERS NEEDED
chaaa of Btua Luatre. Carroll
IN TH II AREA
Purnltura Co.
Nationwide mobile home tran*.
porter neede owner-operators.
SANFORD HEWING CENTER
F I n a a o I at assistance for
idt So. Park ATS.
I lt-ltll
truck purchase. For detalD
write
NATIONAL TRAILER
CHECK OUn EVKIITDAT
CONVOY. INC, Rt. I. Box
LOW PRICKS)
III. Ocala. Florida or P. O.
O rriC E FURNITURE
Boa 1011. Doweoa station,
Sample Itaatat I Dr. Lattarflla
Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
Cabinet tall auaptnslon. Rag.
• Il.ll, our prion I t l.t l. Royal
S wItoI Esae.
Chair.
Ilag. 72. Ferns!* Help Wanted
I l l .t l , eur price III.It. Coe#a Ease. Swivel Chair. Rag. FOUNTAIN Help— Experienc
I t l.t l. our price llt.id .
ed Apply la parson. Bckerd
POWELL'S OFFICE gUPFLY
Drugs. Sanford Plano. Mrs.
Batty Allan.
1 SET ot Imported China.
Elactrle
Saw log
Machine, EXPERIENCED SEWING MAt li-t llt .
CHINE
Oporatora
needed.
Steady year round employ*
SUE, (all alaa. |l«; refrlment In our modern aLr-con
arator. IIS, goad condition.
dition * 1 factory.
iM iia .
ALIX OP SANFORD
l i l t Orlando D r, Sanford
1 CU. FT. Olbaoa Ratrlgarator,
cold watar aplgot Inalda. Per POSITION Open for Two Cashfect Ph. I t t-lt ta attar 1:11.
lera.
Experience preferred.
Apply Bckerd Drug Store.
Ban lord Plana. Mr. lUlpb
SANFORD HERALD
Herne, Manager.
NEW I lldrm
Dupleg Apt,
Tile hath, Terrasso flours,
Watar Furn,
attar
REALTY
125. Murine Supplle*
(Accepted Trade-Ina)
TRUCK DRIVERS
NEEDED
FURN. Oar. Apt. I l M I I * .
STENSTROM
OPEN Afternoons t to 1:10 p.m
weekdays and 1S■C:S0 p.m
Hat. A Sunday. To he com
pleted soon 1 Bedroom, IH
till
bath, lot of closet apace. West u t - t t i *
tlh St. D IN ENTERPRISES.
INC., li t l.ungwoud Plata, I l l - M i l
Ph. i i i . i e n .
111-11*1
t BEDROOM. 1 large shade
treea, range and refrigerator
Included, eaeume VA loan.
Call 111-III*.
Management
71. Mats Help Wanted
CLEAN I-H r. Furn. Apt, No
Pete, t i l t Elm.
Wa Have The Home For Yon
toot s Perk Ava.
1X1 m i anytlma
'l l RENAULT Daulphlne, new
tires. S ill. S77-IIOI.
four EVINHUDR Dealer
104 4.1 K let
Ph 177-1111
AIT. MS-tl00.
•II WEEKLY. Furn. 1 lldrm.
Apt, Util. Furn, tot E. Ith
SALES BROKER
Property
Payton Realty
FURN.
FHA - VA
Seminole Realty
V A - FHA
T
Ml*•tot.
FHA - VA HOMES
FLVINU SEMINOLE RANCH
(Space University Airport)
Located I rallee Eaat of Oviedo Approximately i Ib acre., moatPLUMBING
on Hwy. t i l ta now open.
ly cleared, with frontage on
Contracting Repairs
96. House* • Sale or Kent
Student Inatruetlon now glv.
two paved roede. Reeeouably
free
ESTIMATES
an
In
Piper
Cherokee
"
1
1
0
“
priced.
Government
owned
K U HARVEY
Come out and laarn to (ly
FOR flele (1*0# down) or Rent,
Sanford Ava._______ IH -1IH
Homes
NOW. Eapert Inatruetlon In
t i l l mo.), 1 lldrm, 1 belli
a relaxed atmoiphara remov
house with playroom, double
24. Well Drilling
ed from busy traffic patReel Estate — taeurenea
utility room, large fenrrd
I ll-I ll!
terna. Twin-angina Charter trd A Park Ava
yard. I K K. Woodland Dr.,
WELLS DHILLED. PUMPS
available anywhere. E a e o
Ph.
owner lo t. (I t-lliS .
Belaottoa af 1. I, and «
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
Aviation Producta available DON'T LET IT SLIP AWAT
Bedrooms located In various
All Types and Sl*a«
for Happy Flying. Ph. III- If you art really tasking a
NEWLY Redecorated Masonry I
Be..lone of Paaford
fine, well-built, livable home. I
W b Repair and Service
ItOI for further Information
Rl rm, fllorege building. Con
Immediate Delivery _
here Is where your search
S T I N E
and appolntmant
venient to schools A s h o p ,
enda Others like It e-ll for MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Machine and Supply Co.
ping
All revaonetde offers
|«T W. Ind St__________ 111 H U
OPERATE
111,000. Reel dean 1 bed
considered. SSt-a#TB.
FROM $50,00
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
rooms— 1H bathe with color
NATIONWIDE CONiTRlICTION
ed fixtures. Also.
Florida FOR THE REST HOME 97. House* For Kent
20. Homs Appliances
PROJECTS PAT UP TO |lol
room—ONLV lin.eon— 11,70*
BUY
WEEKLY FOR trained opedown and I l l .t l month.
" O M M ilk O T O T
SEE YOUR
FURNISHED
House,
Lwke
retore. Wa give faat practi
O. E. Ap.Uan
NlW A Used
Mary l l l - t t t l .
8TEMPER AOENCT
cal training on the ACTUAL
JlJJjeqnollS^
EQUIPMENT of your choice Realtor • Appraiser • Inauror
LOCH ARHOH. Cement Block
m -t » » l
l » l l S. French
Including the NEW TOWER
house. Completely furn. & air
21. Musical Instruments
HIIIFT
EQUIPMENT.
Rlue
conditioned. 1 lldrm, 1 Beth.
print reading, gradee and 90. Lota For Sals
Fla.
room A Patio. Will he
Plano Bar<ricing m Tuning
grade etahee. highway convacant Fun, June (. Could be
Oeno Cum baa — til-1141
atruetlon. field maintenance DELTONA Laketront (Glaaaon)
seen et 4#» Lakevlew Dr. or
and coat eatlmatlng.
For
at Coat—Owner, 11SO Algon
Plano Tuning ana napalr
cell l ! ! - m « .
FREE RROCIft.'IIE and In
quin Trail, Maitland._________
W . L. Ilartnaa • ■ t t l - C l l
formation: land name, agt,
TWO llrdrnom house. Dining
addrrae and telephone num 95. Houses For Hals
A
Living
room.
Kitchen.
60. Misc. For Sale
ber with houre at horn# to:
Htudy, A Utility Room. (Un
UNITED SCHOOLS
furnished I, lit ,
(No
I'ete
B
— i
It A Weatern Union Building RAVENNA PARK. I Bedroom.
please i Call I t l . f l U , Beauti
1 hath. Low down garment
TWIN NEEDLE
Tampa 1, Florida
ful District.
DIAL-O'MATIC
III 10 monthly. -Jail IJJ-tllt.
XIG-EAG ' l l MODEL
|.BEDROOM. I S Beth. Large
Must aall dua to ctreumetaneea,
l-ot. M l-KOI.
l i t bataaca, tarma available U. S. Civil Servlcs T ests!
I t l - t l l l IM I Illawalha at l f - l l
Wa tlnanca our own. Credit
Bedroom
houea,
kitchen
Man-Women.
11-11.
Btart
high
adjuster (JA l-SSTT Collart.
equip, I1I.II0I.
Officei I t l - t l t l
•a lio jo o ■ week. Prepara COUNTRY CLUB
Manor, I
Nights: III-of«s
tory training until appoint
lldrm.
1H
bath,
Aeeume
READY-MIX CONCRETE
NICELY Furn. I Br. home,
It l-o t ti
ed. Thouaande of Jobe open.
mortgage, l l l . l l l l after I
Blocks, Stepping Stones. land.
1*11 Palmetto, Itt-O lfl.
t
i l t Fark Drive
Eaperlenca
usually
unneceep. m.
Steal, Greeae Trapa, Rock,
eery. Orammar erhool eufflIx>t Markers. Poljratli) lene,
rlent for many Juba. FREE
Wlra Mrah, Strpa. Window
booklet on Jobe, ealarlee, re
8111a, Dry Walla A Drain Tlla.
quirements. Write TODAY!
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
Lincoln Service, Bog 1*1,
Sanford Herald.
VACUUUM C L E A N E R , 1MI
Modal, uaod only 1 lima.
Pay tk« balance at III. Will
taka oldar Vacuum eltanar SWIMMING Lessons, Qualified
Inetruotor. 11 1.tilt.
(or part payment Ph. Orlan
do Collect QA t * llt t .
Ball-Blair Agency
•-ROOM Furn. Apt. M l m»
Including water A electricity.
Motor
123. Ilont* & Motor*
REALTY
tel* CIIKV. Bel Air llerdtnp,
140#. It lt Volkswagen He*
den It.ISO. Ph. Ilt.| # lf.
PIGEON
l*h. U l-IJ II. r. O. Dob 169S.
Hanford.
STENSTROM
106. Apartment:, for Rent
H11.VU.lt
&Cycle*
Fr*oot#r. Good conditions 1*3#
f
St. Johns Realty
Pb. 111-1(71
110 Magnolia
Fl'RN. I lldrm. house, lake .\pxrtm«nt, SSI Myrtle Ava
SEE THIS TODAY
Golden. Lake privileges. I'h,
Ph. IM-S4P7.
1-vrgr 7 Itdrm. horns. Elec,
111-0174.
kitchen, Hardwood doors, lo
FURN Apartments, reasonable
cated on 1 nice lota— t.ow
««|.«Stl.
down payment |«J.00 per mo. 1 RDIlM, t Rath home. Car
ports. Petto, 1 scree land
and only It.tlA.
idi-at for children. Furn. or FURN. Duplex Apt, I Room a
UnfurnDhed. Sll-ISSS.
A Hath, ISO mo. m
mlloa
front Navy llaee. S77-174*.
NOW
Available
S Bedroom
home In Huntand. Kitchen UNFURNISHED
7
bedroom
Investment A Realty
equipped. Excellent location.
Duplex Apt, tarraixoo floors,
!!'• N. Tark Ava.
SSS-SlfS
tile bath, Venetian hllnda,
Will make *nme Family
kitchen
equipped.
IM-ISIt
real nice home.
BOUND GOOD?
__after t p . m. _____________
A modern clean 1 Bedroom
home on corner lot with view
108. Hoorn* For Rent
or land A lake. Air Condi
tioned comfort Inside. Chain
ROOMH tor Men, *01 Magnolia.
link fence tor Fldo or Jun177-077(1.
tor. Several other features SMS Park
_____ I7t-74fO
Included at a pleasing eur*
COURTEOUHY CHARGE ACries total price ot only
COUNT*— limited credit If
11.too. Terms' YES’ tta a 10'*. Mobile Home* • Sale
you own a phone. Put claealREST BUY. Call now for ap
fled A 's *o work tor youl
1-1 and S Bedrooms
pointment.
NEW end UHED
115.
Auto* For Sale
Awnings A Cabanas
BART PILCHER. Rroker
QUALU'Y MOBILE HOMES
Personal Service
Hwy IT-tl S___________ Ill-lS e i MSI IMPERIAL *1.000 original
Cell Ill-Ten*
miles.
•1*1.00
1 RDRM, 1 4 Rathe. Built-In 103. Mobile Home* - Kent
SANFOHI) MOTOR CO
Oven A Stove, double car
SM-tl*7
ports, Assume payments. 111. I IIDRM. Trailer on large Lake. ino French Ave
7S1«.
s :s -ts « i.
t ilt IIUICK Electr* IZS Con
vertthle, gno.1 clean condition
1 BEDROOM. 1 4 Rathe, Ige. FURNISHED «S' x 10', well
Inside and out. Bargain price.
fenced yard, Country Club
shaded. Adults, Washer, Air*
I7I-041J.
llelghtn, I-ake Mary Road,
conditioner, 1*1. Th. 111.*1(7
111 Easier, A--ume Mtg. A
MSI TRIUMPH T ill, new Top.
•II mo. 111-ltil.
1 RDRM. Trailer, tge. Cabans.
ww /ltatlo. G o o d
Rubber,
770» H. Park Ave, IH -IH S .
Must Hell, (ISO. Call S71.0IS0.
OERMAN
Shephard
pupptaa,
but I kspt falling off my cow l"
pursbrod, unroglstarod. rh.
RENT A BED
I ll-I ll* .
Rollaway,
Hospital.
Baby
Beds. 3y Day, Weak, or 73. Mats or Female Help 95. Houses For hale
Month.
10. Poultry • Livestock
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
RAVENNA DARK. > Hr. S
S il-llll
full bathe, 7 yre. old. Small
HOUSES: BROKEN It Trained. III W. tat.
down payment aeeume mort
Call days 111-1401 or nights
Tou
ran
find
anything
you
N
*
w
i
c
o
n
n
n
pondent
gage. 177-OHO after I p. m
I ll -I l l!.
need advertised In the Herald
wanted In Ovlado. Muet cover
Social, Church A S c h o o l
HENS for SaU lie * I 0c each. Classified.
COLORED PROPERTY
Kvanta. Uee of Camera necee
Pee-Wea Eggs lie doa. 173- "Tou name It— wa have HP
FOR SALE
eary. Contact Paul Brook*011. Snyder's Egg • Bird POPCORN MACHINE for Car
I RDRM. HOME ONLT
ehlre, Sanford Herald, 127Farm.
ItOO
DOWN
nivals, Raaaara A Parties.
J ill.
Jim Walter Corporation hat
AMERICAN
RENT-ALL
nice I lldrm. home for aale
12. Special Notices
t i l l R. Hiawatha
I H -ltll
In Oateen. (Directions: Take
State
Road t i l Eaat out of
CANAS Day Camp begins June
Sanford, go through Oeteen
14th., Lake Oolden. For In 52. Swap or Exchange
84.
Real
Estate
•
Sale
A look for arrowa houea A
formation call ltt-1141, Frad
lot for eale. On left Ju.t out
TRADE your trailer for a throe
Genas.
aide
City Limits.) Only lino
be lroom home. No gimmicks
C. A. WHIDDON, SU.
Down, ITO.t'i per month. Colt
— No Money—No real aetata.
BROKER
13. Catering • Food
Orlando Collect ttS-Ollt.
Owner trenetarrad. Call 111*
101 8. Park
ttZ-S>»l
•757.
FIELD Pass 81.10 Bu. Bring
I
BEDROOM Air mndlttoned.
«wn container A pick, Pbona
IS
bathe, Florida
Room.
53. Wanted To Buy
• l t -l t l l .
Very
Reasonable.
Tee
A
THE TIME TESTED FIRM
Green
Relate.
I
ll
-o
i
l)
.
111
N.
Park
Ave.
I
t
l
t
l
t
l
FOn BALE: Large Blue Crabs BELt,
US
yuur
Furniture.
• 1.10 dos. Call Roger lteall,
Quick Servlet with the Cash.
JOHN E. FOX
PARK R1DOK—SUB-DIVISION
041-4071.
SUPER TRADING P O S T .
I lldrm.
1 llth.. Entry Foyer,
Realtor
117-047T.
Family Room. Breakfast liar.
tot N. Dark Ava.
lZI-OSS*
15. Special Service*
Built - In Kitchen. Centrii
USED FURNITURE
Heat, Double Oarage, City
177-7770
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
LAWNS MOWED. Floor clean
Bew^r. 117,100, Open Dally
Realtor
ing A Window Cleaning. 121Raymond
I.undqulst.
Aaeo.
Evening! t l t - l f l t .
55. Furniture For Sale
«I4«.
t l t - l l l l Atlantia Rank Bldg.
1100 DOWN
FAINTING, Profaaslonal by Lea
WILSON - MA1ER FURN
IF YOU PAY rent you can I nil., ID x 17 Fix. Rm.. Ter.
Halm. Insured. 111-4114.
Buy — Bell — Trad#
own a home of your own.
Floors,
Kit. equip. M f mo.
i t i - i i e . tat.
iti-m t
Soma ready for occupancy.
pays all. HKt.MI.Y REALTY,
LAWNa mowed. Edging, Lota
I.MN ENTERPRISES,
INC.
Office In Village Hall, N. Or.
Cleaned. Leaves Vacuumed, For the biggest aataetlon of
l i t Loncwood Plata, Long*
Undo, t t l - l t t l , nights t i l nearly naw and need furni
iii-ite i.
wood. Fla.
lift.
ture. ass Noll's Furniture
Ilrokaraga
tn
Caaoalborry MODERN maeonry home, (urnSICK ROOM NEEDS
on 17-17. Open • days » to 4.
Wheat Chairs, Walkers, Canes
l.hed, on attractive H i acre
8. I. A 4 BEDROOMS
tract, beautifully landecapA Crutehai for rant or tale.
1. m A I UATHM
FRKE
ESTIMATE
Prescriptions at L o W a a t
ad, mlecellaneoue fruit treea.
KITCHEN EQUIPPED
Upholstering
A
Mattress
ren
Prices. Discount to paopl*
Two additional bulldlnge on SEVERAL Outstanding t A I LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
ovating. Naw A Used Furni
over •• A all Barvlca Person
premleea. Zoned aRrlculturat
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Bedroom llon.ee available In
ture. Call Nla Redding Mfg.
nel. Chsek our prleaa.
Including live otock. All thla
For Complete Information
all Areas ol Hanford. Let us
Co. at t i l Calory Ava. l i t flea oi Call Your
for •lf.tut.Od. Tarma Ar
FAUST DRUG STORE
Show you Around!
1117.
ranged.
Free Delivery
171-0714
HOLLERS
*
THE LOT WITH
THE OJC. QUALITY
CASH
2216 W. 1st Si.
Ph. 8224281
8647 Baa Part
Ph. 8SS4M1 e
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Cgy
D an fort
9 »n O
Girl Scouts, Brownies Have
Fly-Up, Court Of Awards
Junior Girl Scout Troop 557
and its sister troop, Brownie
Troop 192, Joined forces re
cently with a combination Flyup Ceremony and Court of
Awards.
Following the flag ceremony,
six Brownie Girl Scouts, Laura
Nielson, Sherry Rasmussen,
Roberta Sexton, Pridlla Pick
ering, Kim Valentine, and
Barbara Best, were given their
wings by Mrs. John A. Wil
liams, their leader. They light
ed a candle to light their way
and "flcw-up” over the bridge,
through a flowery bower, to be
challenged by their sister
scout from the Junior Troop.
The sister scout took them
to a tabio where they lighted
candles arranged in trefoil
fashion. Three candles repre
sented the parts of the Girl
Scout Promise and the other
ten candles represented the
laws by which Girl Scouts pat
tern their lives. When each
had lighted her candles, Mrs.
Richard Marlin pinned her
with her Girl Scout pin nnd
welcomed her into Junior
Troop 557 which she will lead
next
year. Members of the
Daisy Patrol served as big
sisters nnd Included Laura
Wells, Patrol lxadcr, Susan
Wade, Assistant Patrol Leader,
Karen Gregory, Becky Pilcher
Debbie Danklcfs, Paula Clifton,
Debbie Cannon, and Christ!
Williams.
This was followed by a skit
created by tho girls of the
Lily Patrol which showed how
Girl Scouting storted in the
U.S.A. Members of this patrol
are Cindy Martin, Patrol Lead
er; Ruth Freeman, Assistant
Patrol I,cadcr; C a 1 v e r n a
Baird, Laura Bolts, Cathy Makcla, Debra Jordan, Mary
Lynn Sorokowsky and Kimber
ly Wilber.
Barbara Tamm read a paper
on Our Cabana, a World Asso
ciation Home near Cuernavaca,
Mexico, where Girl Scouts and
Girl Guides from all over the
free world meet to share ideas
and cultures. The whole troop
sang "Our Cabana Song"
which was written during the
first session Our Cabuna was
established in 1957.
Anne Weber read a paper
telling the new Girl Scouts
something of the activities of
Junior Scouts.
After this, the sixth grade
Juniors were presented with
the Sign of the Star by Mrs.
H. W. Danklcfs who also pre
sented a Midget Girl Scout Pin
to Mrs. Martin in appreciation
for her work as co leader dur
ing the year and also to Miss
Donna Danklcfs who has serv
ed for tho last two years as
Scr.hr Program Aide and who
now becomes a Young Adult
Girl Scout.
The girls completely surpris
ed Mrs. Danklcfs with a floral
tribute done in rhyme using
tho word "Appreciation" as
its theme. Next year Mrs.
Danklefs will take the sixth
grade girls into the Cadette
Scout program and this was
her farewell from the troop.
After the colors were retlr
ed, the girls broke two plnatas
filled with candy, a custom ob
served by Mexican children on
special occasions.
Refreshments were served.
These were prepared by the
Daisy Patrol and served by
members o f the Hullabaloo Pa
trol, Anne Weber, Patrol Lead
cr; Mary McWhorter, Assist
ant Patrol lea d er; Linda Bolts,
Cathy Jackson, Sandy Morgan,
Chrissy Parkinson, Barbara
Tamm and Lynda McWhorter
The decorations, name tags
and invitations were designed
and executed by the Clover
Patml, Lynne Gllbo, Patrol
Leader; Mary Best, Susan
Davidson, Karen Jordan, Buff
Kccth, Tcrl Schneider and
Bonnlo Unger.
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i Save on Costly Repairs
i Forget the gasoline
i No more hard tta rti
•Just p lu g i n .
PAPER TOWELS
97°
W ■
(LIMIT 1>
l» with Pureho,, of 1.J0 or mom
| M.rthandiie or Proscription. —
(.eluding t.bocco Horn. A
l Dual .peed control O 2-eooion morranly
IBum-out proof motor O Max. 3,400 RPM.peed
PAPER NAPKINS O R 6
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REG SIZE
X -1
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BOARD
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7 0 1. (LIMIT PRIG, t.39
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SUN-TIME
INFLATABLE POOL
S0” s IV SPECIAL DESIGNED
WALL HOLDS IS'/. MORE WATER.
PKO. of 27S
COSMETIC BALLS
LIST 6 9 *
PKO.
Improved Design
assures added
strength to this
tough 50"x16u
Polystyrene Surf
board. Supports
over 200 lbs.
VI.«
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Help, Please, Mother Nature
The iocial oddities into which we
capricious mortals are drifting are
emphasized by a couple o f recent
news items. To w it:
— The head o f the world’ s larg
est manufacturer o f men’s and boys’
clothing has found it necessary to
publicly state his concern over
creeping femininity in men’s fash
ions.
— Sponsors o f the “ Early Bird”
commercial communications satel
lite are wondering if the public will
tolerate a delay o f six-tenths of a
second in receiving replies during
their transatlantic telephone con
versations.
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commentaries on the trend and pace
o f spaceage living.
It is getting harder by the hour
to tell boys from girls. Skin-tight
pants, f a n c y boots, pinched-in
waists, elaborate hairdos and even
plunging necklines are no longer
exclusive with girls. Mercy no l
Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley
.
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Political Notebook
And as for hustle and bustle, we
eager beaver breadwinners are car
rying our eager beavering to fantas
tic extremes. If a busy, busy busi
nessman misses one section of a re
volving door on the way to his o f
fice these days, his schedule is foul
ed up for the next two weeks.
Maybe these social quirks are mere
passing foibles and will go away in
the cold, gray dawn o f common
sense. If they don’t, heaven help us.
Mother Nature, can't you please
pass a law?
Thought For Today
"And I tell you. you are Peter, and
on this rock I will build my church,
and the powers of death shnll not
prevail agninst it."— Mntthew 16:18.
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Letters
There is a little plant cnllod rever
ence in the com er of my soul’s gar
den, which I love to hnve wntered
once a week.— Oliver Wendell Hoimes.
To The Editor
Dr. Crane's
Worry Clinic
Warn* offer* a eery enrouraclnf report about hi*
17-year
marriage.
Rut
young couple* who marry
nowaday* hare only a BO
BO chanc# o f happy wed
lock, ao scrapbook this
case. And by all mean*
sand for the see booklet
mentioned
below.
Fore
warned la forearmed ao
learn how to AVOID di
vorce.
* W-413: Wayne D.,
^mworlrs on a newepa**
pf
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"Indeed, I was thankful for
her innocence and shortly a f
ter our marriage she re
sponded sexually like a pro
fessional paramour.
“ In these 17 years I hare
never considered becoming
involved with another woman.
“ Why should I when I have
an intelligent, attractive and
sexually alive w ife?
"Why should I settle for
hash when I have caviar
right in our own bedroom?
"M y wife has said that
maybe the frigid wives o f
those male patients you men
tioned in your column, just
had not received the proper
instruction
in
their
own
boudoir.
"Sine* most o f your col
umns on this subject deal
with the cold wife, 1 thought
It might be refreshing to in
clude one that typifies the
-vires situation.”
I i* a pleasure to have
/>yne give such an enrouring report about hia own
ppy marriage.
Alas, whan a young couple
ow enter matrimony, they
av* only a 60-B0 chanc* o f
appiness.
For over 26 per cent o f
such weddings end in di
vorce.
irrespcndents
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Mrs. H. L. Jokanaa
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Mr*. Mildred Haaay
4414411
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Mrs. JoAnn Hays
341-4173
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Mr*. Donna Eataa
333-3317
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Mr* Margaret Cosby
3284711
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Mrs- Clarence Snyder
SI3-4M1
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Mrs. Evelyn Laady
366-3160
And another 2S per cent
are potential prospects for
the Divorce Court, but stay
together either because of
young children In the home
or religious scruples that
forbid divorce.
When I prceent three true
office cases o f real patients
who com* fo r advic* and
help, I do so to help "vac
cinate’' millions o f renders
AGAINST
divorce,
delin
quency and other types of
failure in the realm o f peychology.
Divorce usually starts in
the bedroom I
And you wive* ftre it lenst
CO per rent to blame in the
usual case, despite the fact
you claim to be 100 per cent
innocent of any wrong doing.
Most o f you err without
knowing that you are at
fault, for you have seldom
been taught th* sex differ
ences that produce divorce.
Men and women are rad
ically different in their sex
ual outlook.
But many new b r i d e s
either fall to understand that
fact. Or they tactfully for
get it after the first baby
arrives.
Many of you brides think
the big problem is over after
you have won a husband and
obtained his signature on the
marital “ dotted line."
Don’t be so naive! Your
real difficulty has just then
begun. For thers are far
more women than men in
this country!
So you are In a potential
love triangle every day o f
your life! Get hep!
Send for the booklet "Sex
Differences That Endanger
Marriage," enclosing s long
stamped,
return
envelope,
plus 20 cents.
L'ee it to become aa happy
as Wayne and hit wife.
(Always write to Dr.
Crane In care of Ihia news
paper, enclosing a long
etamprd, addressed enveland 20 cent* to cover typ
ing and printing costa
when you send for one of
hia booklets.)
Georgl Zhukov have been dis
graced and discredited. Soma
of them have been branded as
"crim inals." But their names
still occur in Soviet print oc
casionally even If only nega
tively.
The young generation of
Russians studying their nation
al history may never learn
(hat Trotsky was once found
ing father Lenin’s right-hand
man, that he was the lirst So
viet foreign minister and de
fense commissar.
But they know that be exist
ed, that he was not a "good
Bolshevik" and aro told that
ho opposed the Communist
party on many issues.
Stalin may havo become a
fighting word in the Russian
vocabulary. He is to some ex
tent a forgotten though not a
forgiven man hut he has not
This right of eminent do- been entirely eliminated from
public print.
main it being granted too
Not so with Khrushchev,
widely. All well and good for Mum is the word on him.
the state, counties and cities.
To the Soviet citizen Just beRut for every board and j ginning to read newspapers it
authority, no. For this power must appear that Khrushchev
is almost the power of life has never existed.
and death. At least, it is the This strange silence on Khrus
only one beside* murder that chov may be onty temporary.
requires a 12-man jury to past It is possible that his success
on its powers of taking.
ors will maintain this blackout
S. U. ( Ji m) Crowe until a policy decision is made
Editor's Note: The article on exactly what role to asreferred to from the Flor cribo to him in official Soviet
ida Times-Unlon was car historyried in Wednesday’s Her
Until then he la an “ unper
ald.)
son.”
By nenry Shapiro
I Khrushchev has been critlMOSCOW (UTI) — Form er'cired obliquely by reference to
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev some of his policies nnd atyle
is suffering the strangest fate of government, but never by
of any fallen Soviet leader.
name.
The one time ruler of "all
The authorities have gone to
the Russian*’ ’ ha* become the the length of requesting owners
man that never waa.
1of desk calendars to remove
lie Is Ihc first complete "un- the page dated April 17 which
person" of (hat stature since carried a notation ol Khrush
chev’s birthday.
the Russian Revolution.
Stalin's birthday, Dec. 21,
Khrushchev'* name ha* been
assiduously omlltcd from the Is, by contrast, still noted on
press, and erased from new desk calendars.
Other Soviet leaders from
editions of history books in
which It figured prominently in Leon Trotsky to former Pre
earlier edition* published be mier Vyacheslav M. Molotov
and Defense Minister Marshal
fore his ouster last Oct. IS.
Phil Newsom Says
New Type Of Ruler
The Soviet Union’* found
ing father was loth party
lender and prime minister,
as Stalin nnd Khrushchev
were to he Inter.
Undrr the current collec
tive leadership the premiership
is held by Alexei
N'. Nosygin, a t e x t i l e
engineer and industrial man
ager.
The 10-man secretariat of
Ibe Central Committee is
similarly
weighted henvily
on the side of engineers and
economists.
, Probably no other govern
ment in tlie world is run at
much by trained engineers
nml economists as Itussia's.
They are the equivalent of
the lawyers who dominate
politics In many nationa of
the West.
The are not Just engineers.
They nre Communists ns
well and their outlook is nat
urally to a large extent de
termined by Marxist ideology.
But unlike their more vi
sionary predecessors they arc
practical men who!>e job is
to make the ship o f state
run smoothly nnd efficiently
By Henry Shapiro
MOSCOW (UPI) — A new
type o f ruler has taken over
the administration of Soviet
affairs from the professional
Bolsheviks who established
the Communist state.
He Is an engineer or eco
nomist, an industrial execu
tive or professional party o f
ficial whose principal task Is
to produce goods rather than
propagandist) a n d
foment
revolution.
By contrast, Lenin’s first
government and Communist
party
Central
Committee
consisted mostly of Intellect
uals and ideologists whose
main interest was world rev
olution.
This was also true but to
a lesser degree In the early
years of Stalin'* rule.
Many o f top rulers then
cams from the middle-class
intelligentsia. Today's leaders
are mostly o f working class
or peasant origin.
Lenin's Central Committee
boasted such writers and
ideologists as Nikolai Buk
harin, Leon Trotsky, Grigori
Zinoviev, Vyacheslav Molo
tov, Alexandra Kollontal and
Stalin himself.
Today there ia only one
professional ideologist in the
12-man Presidium, the ruling
body o f the Central Commit
tee. He is Mikhail A. Suslov,
the 03-year-old pensunt-born
graduate of the economics in
stitute.
Lenin's present-day suc
cessor as party chief, Leonid
I. Brsthncv, It a metallurgi
cal engineer from the Uk
raine,
and to advance the economic
welfare of the country.
They may euhscribe to
Khrushchcv'a professed arti
cle of faith that communism
will eventually "bury capi
talism." But their sights ap
pear to tie set on economic
progress a n d
competition
with the West and not neces
sarily on the export o f revo
lution.
Edilor, Herald:
The Florida Tlmea-Unton
gives The Sanford Herald a
big plug In an editorial Sun
day, May 30. Such as this la
what would mako editorial!
like "Eyeball to Eyeball"
comical if it were not tragic,
that it cannot be recognized
locally that Sanford It the
Shad Capital of the World.
1 am very happy to see thal
the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service has recommended a
means whereby we can have
our cake and cat it, too. That
is, a means of preserving the
shad fishery and having the
Sanford-lndian River Canal,
also. Tills should be a big
boost to the lakcfront develop
ment.
Now, If our legislator! will
quit endowing every board or
authority with the right of
eminent domnln and permit a
referendum where the people
are lo be taxed, such aa the
Port Authority bill, toint of
the ilrcami for Seminole
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DEAR ABBY: I have elways been able to handle
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well, but now I don’t know
which way to turn. ! guess
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men on the rood. My hus
GENERAL TENDENCIES:
Tha sinister influence o f the
daytime that requires one be
vary particular la his dealla fi with others lifts la the
latter part of the day and
the evealaf aod you find that
It’a a vary good time for In proving your health, asking
fsvors from those la powerful
position sad also for haviag a
pleasant romantic evening 1
This week’s articles will be
ABIES (March 21 to April devoted to the American
IS) Be careful or arguments Bridge Teachers Association
SAJI
ensue with partners, but the
MOTS
and some typical teachers’ les
evening augers more favor son bands.
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ably wKh aodal contacts. Cat
The ideal hand for a bridge
BAM
regular duties dooe or you gat teacher should show logical
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bidding and logical play so
to AMISS
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TAURUS (April 30 to May we see that South has a very
♦ tii
a a iit
20) Slow down some during normal one no-trump opening
♦ •as
d it i
tha day or you bavt accidents, and that North with U high
s o o n era
drop glasses, etc. Evening is card points and no four card
♦ KQtea
fine for any artistic or cul major has even more normal
to Er a
♦ At*
tural pursuits. Be with per raise to three no-trump.
♦ Q /ia i
sons who arc very eongenial.
Sixteen points opposite IS
GEMINI (May 21 to June should produce nine tricks
21) Do aot dwell upon that without any trouble but after
which la unpleasant or de South wins the heart opening
pressing, but use spare time with his jack ha can see a
for hobblei you like. Gat Into good chance for 12 or even
Interests that era all-absorb 12 tricks If be caa attack for a aura way to make Mat.
ing. Be happy with yourself— dubs successfully.
Ha can sea that If East holds
avoid troublemakers.
Then South should note that the king ef dube end gets In
MOON CHILOBEN (June 22 he has contracted for nine the toed with It he can return n
to July 21) While problems at tricks. He must look around heart and give his pertnsr four
horns seem to have no solu
tion during day, evening acts
them working themselves out
Ideally. Be controlled and set
the pattern »Kh kin. Be en
tertaining, also.
hew pretty the to, how good
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) It Memo to husbands:
Just beesuse you have been the dinner was, or pay* her
Is not necessary to be de
manding if you perform your married a few years U no any other little compliment
duties well and be more self- reason why you should start that makes hor feel admired
sufficient. Work may seem being stingy with your com and appreciated isn’t aa likely
to turn into a discontented wo
hard. Study It well and hava pliments.
A judge who Is alarmed man as the wife whose hus
order, and It la a real snap.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) over the rising number of div band never gives her a buildTroubles may corns up during orces In his county and has ■PThe judge also feels that any
day in your endeavor to make given a lot o f thought to what
greater profit, but tonight all causes so many couples to be man whose wife works outside
la clear, fine. Do what la prac unhappy together claims that the home ought to lend her e
a few words of appreciation, hand with the housework in
tical and all comas out OK.
spoken often by husbands stead of reclining in an e u y
Be steadfast.
would go a long way toward chair whito his wife, who has
L U B A (Sept. 21 to Oct. 22)
keeping their wives contented. put in aa many hours of work
Although there seems to be
The judge figures that the ing for pay as he has. strug
little progress during day,
wife whose husband tells her gles to de all the household
tha efforts at friends spaed
matters up appreciably. Steer
d ea r t t troubles. Evening
can be vary charming.
■COBPIO (O c t 21 to Nov.
21) Preparing yoursalt quietly
and privataly for any new in By WUllam Lawrence, D.DJL tt and these kids do HI Lean
terest you hava la mind la the
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ing habits: resting' chin oo
height e f wisdom. You then
As if natural causes of mal fist Sleeping habits: resting
become successful. Avoid ar
occlusion of teeth and mal fist under shin. Sucking hab
gumentative parsaua.
formation ef jewe weren't its; thumbs, fingers, font end
SAGITTARIUS (Nev. a to
tough, parents and ortho elbows. Tongue habile: for
Dec. 21) Being forceful with
dontists are plagued with ward thrust, tide thrusts, and
a friend during day la not
teeth straightening problems bliarre swallowing pressures,
right, but tonight ezpmss
pressing
Upe
that art directly due to ab Lip habits:
ideas gantiy. Get boring work normal habits.
against teeth, bitting tower
behind you. Social life tonight
Parents are understandably Up, biting upper Up, biting
ran nlao ha vary satisfyingbittar because the coat of both Upe- Chewing knickCAPBICOBN (Dec. 22 to teeth straightening to often
knacks habit: biting pencils,
Jan. 20) Repaying obligations the last straw la the over
pent, pins and paper d ip s ."
during morning is Intelligent, whelming cost of bringing up
That these habtts ere a rigso that you go after new busi children, even though It's nlfleaat cause la malocclu
ness, etc. alter lunch. Be pre mousy well spent When wires, sion and facial deformity Is an
cise. Anything of a civic na bands end elastics are finally accepted fact. Oentto mtid ha
ture la ideal for P.M.
removed, tha cosmetic and bits are of little consequence.
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By Abigail Van Buren
band also is an the road
nrach of the time, bat lately
it eeeas that he la always
goo* He seta up his own
travel schedule, so he can’t
blame anyone. He calls ms
often, but I am hardly ever
able to reach him. He used
Jacoby and Son
to bring his soiled laundry
home, but now be has tt
done up by the hotel laun
dry. He hates starch in hie
toilers,
but wben
they
starch his collars as stiff as
boards he doesn’t complain,
(isn't this rather od d ?)
Would It be a mlstaka for
m e to talk thla over with
the wife of the company
president, and ask her to
use her influence with
husband to take my husband
off the road and put him in
the office? Both she and
her husband think a lot o f
me. Thank you.
TROUBLED
DEAR TROUBLED: Tha
problem la strictly between
you and your husband, and
If I were you I'd keep tt that
way. DON’T ask tha presi
dent's wife to taka your
husband off the road. That
would be like scalping n
man to get rid of hi* dand
ruff. It's time you sold your
husband on a game of
"truth and consequences."
• • •
heart tricks assuming that the
three of hearts was fourth best
of five.
Is there an absolutely safe
way to play the the hand?
Yes! South can count eight
tricks in top cards and can go
after the ninth in diamonds in
such a way that be can keep
East out of the toad.
The play to to get that ninth
trick by meant o f a diamond
finesse against East. You don’t
cere If this finesse lose* or
not because Weal can’t hurt
you If he gets la the toad.
a D em on
you tn ifr aura*
my with a spade at trick two
DEAR ABBY: Please teU
end taka that dltmosri finesse me the proper thing to do.
by leading the three spot end When a man and a woman
finessing your ten. This gives plan to marry, and both own
you three die moods in addition their own homes in the
to your four spades, one heart same city, should the wom
and c m dub.
an move into the m in'*
home, or should be move in
to hers? It would mean no
Inconvenience one way or
the other to either party.
Thank you kindly.
MAKING PLANS
chores without help.
DEAR MAKING: 1 would
The judge is right, of course. say It's “ lady’s eboice."
The stay-at-home wife yearns
• * *
to be appreciated end to be
DEAR ABBY: I can’t go
made to feel that her full-time along with your telling that
Job of homemaking Is really poor woman who picked her
worth-while—and a man can
husbind'e pockets while be
give her that feeling, just by
was sleeping that she was
being generous with his praise.
wrong. I say, more power
And the working wife needs
to her! I know how aha feels
to feel that her husband ap
because I’ve got a husband
preciates her willingness to
exactly like here. He never
help him earn a living for the
glvos me enough money to
family. Ha can prove he does,
cover groceries end all the
not by words of praise alone,
extras the hide need for
but by helping with the house
school nowadays. I a a y
work, which makes his words
what's his to mine, to I
of praise carry real weight
just peel n couple of dollars
o r maybe a five off his bank
roll wheoever I can. 1 fig
ure tt's better to help myself than to ask him for tt
because we'd juet have n
has bass constantly bitten, fight You said a wife bee
chewed,
champed,
chafed, no more right to pick her
buabead's pockets than he
damped and tucked? It looks
has to pick her purse. Well,
as though tt was caught la n my husband wouldn't bother
mast grinder. Whan you see to ptek mine. He knows
a thumb like that, you esa there's never anything la tt.
imagine what happens to Sign m e—
HELPING MYSELF
teeth and soft, pliable, bony,
* * *
supporting structures. They
CONFIDENTIAL TO W.
just can't resist that kind ef B.: One meets respectable
pressure."
people at respectable piec
If habits are slopped at an es. U you want to catch
early age, orthodontists have mountain trout, don't go
barrel.
on easier time making correc fishing in •t herring
• •
tions. Appliances are simpler
Problems? Write to AB
end normal occlusion can be
BY, Box OT00, Los Angeles,
restored in a shorter period
Calif. For n personal reply,
of time. But these habits art
enclose a stamped, soiled difficult to stop. One tetter
dressed envelope.
writer asked how she could
• • •
■top her daughter from thumb
Halo to write totters?
socking. The daughter Is to.
Send one dollar to Abby,
But don't give your little
Box 00700, Lot Angeles,
follow too hard a time If be
hae any ef these bed habits. Calif., for Ato y 's booklet
They are part of our life. You "HOW TO WRITE LEThad them, too. Ja il give him TERS FOR ALL OCCAS
some tender loving care and IONS."
maybe he'll stop.
»yRurt
Teeth Straightening Efforts
AQUARIUS (Jan. U to Pah.
it) It’s all right to delve Into
haw autista, but aot at tha
aspaaaa of regular work. Be
eusa la da some etudyiag to
night aa that you are wall pro*
pared. Oat aheadI
PMCSd (fob. SO to Marsh
M) Keeping busy at regular
dutiaa la hast during day,
slnoe atoning lands Itself hattar to anal/eie af progress
made. Clear up present prob
lems. Let tha future be bright
er—WORK.
IP YO U ! CHLD M BOBN
TOOAY, he rare you da net
flatter hint or hor too mush
or this young person will sew
get tha Idaa that aafaody la
heater loohtag la all tha world
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EPYTH TH O RN TO N
CWANCSY YOGI
NEY YORK (UP1) - Yogi
Berra of the New York Mete
holds the major league re
cord for most consecutive
chances by e catcher without
an error (MO) from July M,
1MT through May 10, lost.
the new fashion, would touch
your eyeglasses and you would
not be able to see. Can you
wear contact lenses? U so, get
them by aU means and make
up your eyes to your heart's
content
" I have a length of flower
ed, black and white silk. §
Would it do to have a dress o(
this and e black coat to make
an ensemble? I am fifty.— D.
D.”
The newest la to make the
coat (fuU length) of the flow
ered material and the dreu
of plain fabric and, of courie,
the cost is lined with whatever
you use for the dress. As you
sew well, cut several large £•
flowers from the print, line
them and wear them at the
neckline. This Is new and very
smart. You could bead them
In black and white for an af
ter-five look.
Remember, black end white
to the love of fashion this sum
mer, and what could be love
lier?
Tomorrow—Men'e Eye View D
"M y hair ts ell gray, but tt
is very unbecoming to me. I
was a dark brunette until three
years ago, when my hair went
gray. 1 want to have my hair
colored, but do not know what
color to choose. My skin Is
fair, eyes ere brown. I used
to u m benna to give my hair
a bit of 'pep.'—G.K.O."
As we mature the skin tone
changes In e very subtle way,
and often we are not aware
at tt. Usually gray hair to
becoming but, tt one does not
like t t , I certainly suggest that
it be colored. Choose a soft
light brown — never try for
the dark shade which was your
natural coloring. You will not
find the dark shade right for
you. Be sure to choose new
makeup to blend with what
ever you select.
'I love the look at the new
eye treatment in makeup. I
am forty-ooe and would like to
wear my lashee as do fashion
able women, but as I wear
eyeglaieee I besttate. Would tt
be aU right?—M argaret"
It would, but (this is a big
but) mascara, or the modern
version of tt when applied in
III
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t l i n o
Ul Ufc- IN T M I A T R
Zoo Donation
Offered City
C. R. Klrtley has offered the
city from 9300 to 91,000 for Im
provements at the city zoo U
someone will come up with
matching funds. City Commlsii
loners teamed Thursday.
Expressing gratitude for t h e f
offer, commissioners request
ed that the matter be publicis
ed to tee tt any other citizen or
citizens might be interested.
Consideration is being glvs, tt was pointed out, to mov
ing the too to the proposed
park area at the sanitary land
fill a m o s toe:
yard.
la • related
*ioo was gives for the
o f throb# ltd pltftff frou,
Sanford Naval Air Sta
plant
nursery to the c l
landfill area, and estap
meat of o city plant
Tha city win tup
and, well, labor aivfow
moot to build a watertyo*
tern and the "Operation BP
ttty" committee has
ed to pay for the materials.
Several hundred plants at
NAS nursery were donated
the committee recently,
must be removed before
end of the year.
Tool** aot T i « * * r
■tost* at Ti**— AU* first
hair N ) m 1 i * m eooooe
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—THOSE C A LLO W A Y!"
Brtoa Kolife — Color
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HENRY ORIENT"
F o u r BrlUra > M i'*l*v
Gen. R otor
O ct i2, m o .
NOW SHOWING
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in color with
Morning
Bob Hope
Doors Open
At Stll-lilt
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Please send your questions
about denial health to Dr.
Lawrence In care of this paper.
While he cenaot answer oaeh
litter personally, letters of
general interest will be an
swered in this column.
McLEOP
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MON. JUNE 7, 1965
FIRST ANNUAL
GRADUATION
EDITION
(p fw u d
Qommsmaumsmi
(p a s t
Jjtadi Jo
C b d tiv iti& A
(p A o m i& w q J id tu M
II. T„ Douglas
Principal Promoted
(p la n n & d
Students o f Crooma High School will have as their new principal
next year, E. L. Blacksheare, who Is presently assistant principal
H. L. Douglas, school principal for many years was recently ap
pointed to a supervisory position with the Seminole County Schools.
One hundred-thirteen seniors have the distinction o f
"Graduates of Crooms High School can look back at their Alma
Mater as an Institution with a proud past and a promising future,"
said Douglas.
donning cape and gowns for 1065 graduation exercises
at Crooms High School.
'T h e school’s academic growth has been accompanied by an ex
pansion of its physical facilities. From tho orglnai buildings for
music and agriculture, there are two new buildings. Each o f these
buildings is attractive, giving Crooms High ono o f the most out
standing plants in tho county.
Commencement activities opened on April 12, with the
Senior Class Play, “ The Great Big Doorstep,” a comedy
In three acts by Goodrich and Hackett.
"The driver training program has been Improved with the use
o f a fleet o f cars and a driving runge for more practical experience
for beginning drivers.
The Junior-Senior Promenade, employing the theme,
"Hawaiian Cruise,” was a gala affair held on May 21.
Class Night activities wero held on May 28.
E. I.. Illnckshenre
New Principal
June 4, seniors receive awards for outstanding achieve*
"The band has improved in sound and size with members re
ceiving excellent ratings at the district festival. The Chorus Bong*
stcra have developed to the penk of their ability. Tho mcml>ers
have received recognition for themselves by their top flight per
formances in both the district and state festivals.
"The Student Council issued a new hand book. In it were listed
officers, activities, and an orientation procedure of the school and
its facilities.
ment for this school term.
Baccalaureate Services were held at the R. A. Allen
"The Industrial Arts course has proved successful to the school,
along with new library books and an addition o f a full time clerk
to the library staff,” the principal noted.
Gymnasium, Sunday morning, June 6, at 9 a.m. Rev.
H. V. Palmer, pastor of the First Shiloh Missionary Bap*
Competition ran high among the various science projects ex
hibited April 9 and 10 in the Initial Science Fair,
tlst Church, will deliver the sermon.
Other exhibits from the business education, industrial arts, math
ematics, music and arts, foreign language departments helped to
correlate the relationship o f the fact that each school subject is a
science. The fore-named departments were not on the competitive
basis.
Commencement exercises will be held at the R. A. Al
len Gymnasium, Monday evening, June 7, at 8 p.m. The
Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and honor students wilt be
the principal speakers.
UI* •
Shirley Ann Rhodes
Vuledictorian
MA well-rounded program is planned for the 1965-66 school year.
Extended offerings in several departments will improve opportuni
ties for pupils attending Crooms High School, under the guidance
o f their new principal,” Douglas concluded.
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Ranaom Franklin Browdy
Batty Louiaa Brown
Eddla Walter D. Brown
Helen Laverna Buah
Freddie Lee Caldwell
E m eit Campbell, Jr.
Royee Campbell
Alphonta Chlaolm
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21. Sandra Danlala
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24. Farman Milton
28. Wlllla Pearl Ferfuaon
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27. Jamaa Arthur Flelda
88. Robert Lao Foaaltl
20. Anthony F. Foator
80. Georglanna Fudge
31. Walter Jamaa Gatnaa
33. Karra Ball Golden
33. Robert Lea Gordon
31. Jerome Graham
3S. Shirley Groom*
30. Ella Maa Hartafield
37. Carlin Ann Hatcher
3R. Wlllla Henry Hawkina
30. Tyrone llendereon
40. Eddie Lea Henry, Jr.
41. Timothy Lea Hill
42. Robert Lao Hillary
43. Yolanda O. Hallaway
44. Benjamin F. Hunter
45. Annie Ruth Jaekion
48. Andrew Jamaa, Jr.
47. Jamaa Archie Johnson
48. Oney J oh neon
40. Rota Merrlo Jonaa
50. Satanna June
61. Barbara Louiaa Kelly
62. Cynthia Klalno Kendrick
63. John Allan Knight, Jr.
64. Deanli Lawton
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Orlando, Fla.
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60. Esterlren Manning
88. Kenneth Rlmmona
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go. Shirley Ann Slmpioa
<51. Carlton O'H. McDonald
00. Dorla Venn* Smith
02. Elijah McGill
01. Iona Delore* Smith
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02. Paul Dunhar Smith
01. Krancina Medlock
02. William Southward
61. Clarence Miller
P4. Rebecca D. Stallworth
0(5. John Thomaa Mitchell
05. Sadi* 8umpter
07. Nathaniel Mitchell, Jr.
00. Leonard Sutton
08. Eleanor Loula* Mobley
07. latadora Thornton
00. Roy Lea Montgomery
08. William Tillman
70. Rebecca Leola Morgan
00. Italah Walker
71. Ollla Maa Moraa
100. Robert Lee Walton, Jr.
72. Deloraa Vangaola Mungen
101. Harold Waahlngton
7.‘l. Leon Nelaon
102. Cavynn Yvette W llcoj
74. Theodora Oliver
10.1. llertha Luclllo WilllnnW
76. Emrat I.ee Payne
104. Delore* Gall William*
76. Nathaniel J. Trrklna
■ 105. Ivan Wallace William*
77. Ilnrnle Jean Pittman
100. John Douglaa William*
78. Donald Lee Poole
107. Lloyd I.ea William*
70. Eloulae Prather
108. Terry James William*
80. John Otia Pritchard
100. Marvin Ixiui* Wilson
81. Dorie Qalnn
110. Thomaa Fulton Wilson
82. Shirley Anne Rhode*
l i t . Louis Wlther*poon
8.1. David Louie Koblnion
112. John Wright, Jr.
84. Evelyn Joyce Roblnion
113. Squire Wright, 111
85. Barbara llerline Sandlfer
Florida Power & Light Co.
Hollywood Shops of Florida
114 East 1st St.
Ph. 322-2071
Snorkey's Market
Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary
110 Pine Avenua
Hunter Ice & Fuel Co.
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By Mrs. Doris Thomas
In 1963 Crooms retired as principal and Roy A. Allen became prin
cipal. Daring Allen’s administration, the school received its first evalua
Senior Class Sponsor
tion by the Southern Association o f Secondary Schools and Colleges. Oth
Before the year 1926 Seminole County had no high school above the
er classrooms were added along with a new cafeteria.
tenth grade for Negro boys and girls and even the existing school was
overcrowded.
Upon the death o f Allen in 1961, H. L. Douglas became principal and^
the school has seen many changes under his administration. These in
Hopper Academy was the only school for Negro pupils at that time.
cluded a gymnasium with physical education classrooms and offices. The
Taking into consideration that the Negro population o f Sanford was
thought to be moving toward the west side o f the city, the Seminole
Mrs. Elmira HaH
Miss Evelyn Anderson
Mrs. Deris H u m es
County Board o f Public Instruction established Grooms Academy on its
Class Sponsor
Class Sponsor
Class Sponsor
new gym was named In honor o f the late principal, Roy A . Allen Me
morial Gymnasium.
present site In 1926.
Other additions Included two classrooms and home economics suites j
Crooms was originally staffed by the faculty and principal of Hopper
air-conditioned band and chorus building; agriculture and industrial arts
Academy, so that the present school actually "grew out" o f Hopper. The
classrooms and workshop building; paving o f the driveway in from t h e *
old Hopper building is now the site o f the Elk's Society at the corner
main building.
o f Seventh Street and Cypress Avenue.
During these years the enrollment increased to the present 1,309 thus
Crooms Academy opened under the administration o f J. N. Crooms,
necessitating the addition o f many new instructional personnel.
with accommodations for pupils from the fourth through the tenth
The class o f 1965 will be the last to graduate under the leadership o f
grades. The staff Included the assistant principal, Mrs. W. R. Crooms,
Douglas ss the principal moves up into a supervisory position.
Grace Hankerson, Eva Handy, Maude Collins, Mattie Bolden, Ceda Mason
Neal, Katherine Holly, Viola Cave and others.
Moving Into the position o f principal will be the former assistant prin
cipal, E. L. Blacksheare with W. A. Ashley as s is latent.
The first senior high school class to graduate from Crooms Academy
was in 1931. It’s members were Willie Fields Freacher, Joseph White
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Douglas received his BS degree from Clark College in Atlanta, Ga. and
and Susie Davis.
his Master’s degree from Florida A. and M. University. Besides being
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W. A. Ashley
Later Increasing demands for skilled laborers in the community caua-
coach and as principal o f Goldsboro Elementary School. He was also
Assistant Principal
ed the school board to add to the curriculum subjects which the demand
president o f the Seminole County Teachers Association.
warranted. These Included vocational agriculture, taught by a former
graduate, John A. Lawson, Jr. In 1938 industrial arts was added and
later home economics and commercial education.
Blacksheare received his BS degree from Morehouse College and his
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Master’s degree from Atlanta University. He has taught science classes
at Jackson Heights Elementary School in Oviedo and biology at Crooms.
As the school’s responsibilities in the community became bigger and
more numerous, the Crooms Academy plant had to expand from a single
He has served as president, treasurer and business manager o f the local
building which housed the administrative offices, classrooms and aud-
teachers association.
Itorium. Added on were a vocational agriculture and Industrial arts
Ashley received his BS degree and his Master’s degree from Florida
building, a home economics building, lunchroom, librury and in 1952, five
A. and M. University and has taught chemistry, physics and math at
new classrooms and a biology laboratory.
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Earl Minott
Class Sponsor
Music Director
Mrs. lass Smith
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LeRoy C. Robb Construction Co., Inc.
2800 S. Sanford Ave.
Sanford, Florida
Gtizens Bank of Oviedo
Chase & Company
Oviedo, Florida
N e ls o n &
Co.
The Sanford Automobile
Dealers Association
A. Duda & Sons
Oviedo, Florida
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The Kilgore Seed
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DIVISION OF
Aagrow Saad Company
• Hunt Lincoln-Mercury
• Haag- Chrysler-PlymoutK, Inc.
• Strickland-Morrison, Inc.
• Holler Motor Sales
• Ellinor Motor Co.
• Seminole County Motors
• Bill Hemphill Motors
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T * All Creditors **4
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Ha,tag Clalme *r Demands
Aaalast )aU Ketntn
You and *arh or you ar*
htraby notified and required
In present any clalme and da
mand. which you, or althar of
you, may hava aaalnat lha
aatata of Mary Fotta Moaely,
dacaaaad, lata of aald Coun
ly. to tha County Judga of
Brmlnole County, Florida, at
hla offlca In th* court houaa of
•aid County at Banford, Ftor
Ida, within ala calendar month*
from th* time of th* ftrat pub
llcatlon of tht* nolle*. Two
cnplaa of each claim, or demand ahall b* In writing, and
•ball atat* th* ptac* of realdanc* and pool offlc* addrraa
of tha claimant, and ahall h*
•worn to by tha claimant, hla
aaant. or attorney and accom
panted by a f111nv fa* of on*
dollar and auch claim or da*
mand not ao filed ahall ha
void
Maclc V. Ctavaland, Jr.
Aa Administrator of th*
Fatal* of
Mary Potta Mosaty,
dacaaaad
C. Vernon Mia*. Jr., of
Cleveland, Stephenson * Mlaa
Attornaya at Law,
P. O. Drawer Z
Suita 1 1 1 — Banford Atlantia
National Hank Building
Hanford. Florida.
Attornaya for Katata
Publish May t«. 11 A Jun* 7,
II. 15*5
CDM-I*
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
IN COfNTT Jt'DflK'fl COURT,
BRHINOLE COl’ NTT, FLORIDA
K*TATB OF
FRANK J. KUMMKRU
DECEASED
NOT1CR TO CRROtTORB
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS
OR
DEMANDS
AOAINST SAID ESTATHi
Tou and each of you ar*
harahy notified and required to
fit* any claim* and demand*
which you, or either of you,
may have against aald aatata
In th* offtc* of Hon. Karlyl*
Houaholdar, County Judgo of
Bamlnol* County, at hi* offlc*
In th* Court Houaa In Banford
Florida, within etg calendar
months from th* tlm* of the
first publication of thla notice.
Each claim or demand muat be
In writing and contain the
placa of realdanca and poat at.
fire addreia of th* claimant and
muat ht aworn to by th* claim
ant, hla agant nr attorney, or
tha asm* shall b* void.
Mildred Kummarl
Aa Administrator CTA of
aald ealata
PuMleh May 17, S<, SI A Jun*
7. 19*5
CDSI-tS
IN THR CIRCVIT COURT OF
THR Pth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN
AND
FOR
SRMUfOLR
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
IN CRANCERT NO. I N R
MART II. SUAW,
Plaintiff,
TOi
MARY
MO RRIS,
whoa* raaldanc* la
Rout* 1, Iloa III,
Kufauta, Alabama
You art hereby required to
file your written dafanaa to
tho Rill of Complaint for Jlvorr* filed herein against you.
with th* Clark of th* ahnv*
Court on nr bafor* Jun* tllh,
t)*5, and serve a ropy of earns
upon
plaintiff*
attorney.
Jamas C. Collier. 701 West
Church Street, Orlando, Flor
ida.
Ilaraln fall not or a deer#*
pro confaaao will b* entered
against you.
WITNESS my hand and aaal
at Banford, Semlnol* County,
Florida, thla llth day of May,
I*. 1**5
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCI IT OF
CDM-II
BEN CASET
Defendant
NOTICE OF SUIT
TOl CLEO T. SHAW
Addrtta Unknown
TOU ARB HEBERT NOT!FIED that a Complaint for
Dlvorct and other relief haa
bean fllad agalnat you In tho
abovo styled Court and you
ara harahy required to garvo
a eopy of your Answer or other
dafanaa to th* Complaint upon
th#
Plaintiffs Attorney,
E
JACKSON HAASE E, Attorney
at Law, 1 1 # North Oraaso Av*.
nu*. B u t t * tl, Orlando Orango C o u n t y . Florida and
file th* original Anawar or
defane* In th* offlc* of th*
Clerk of iho Circuit Court on
or before th* 12nd day of June,
lftb A. D. If you fall to do ao,
Judgment by Default will bt
taken agalnat you for tha r*.
Ilaf prayed for In tho Com
plaint and aald oaus* will tha*
proceed Eg Part*.
DONE and ORDERED al
Banford. Florida, thla tha Jfth
day or May, 11(5, A. D.
(SEAL)
Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr.,
Clark of th* Clreutt Court
B y: Martha T. Vlhlen
D. C.
Publiah May IL It A Juaa T.
IN THE
CIRCVIT COURT,
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR •EMINOLK COVN.
TT. FLtmiDA
IN CHANCERY NO. R M I
ADOLPHUS MORRIS. Jlt.
PLAINTIFF
VB.
MART MORRIS,
DEFENDANT i«. m i
NOTICE TO APPEAR
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IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINTH Jf ni t TAt . C1RC U T . IN AND FOR IKNINOt.K
t'tll'NTV, FLORIDA.
IN CIIANCKHV NO. 11MM
FUNKtT.oalTIM OF AtlRBR*
RKNT F o n DRRD
HKl'HKN r O C K l. K V. alan
known a* REUDEN COCKLET,
JR .
Plaintiff,
va.
JOHN O. KENNEDY and JOAN
C. KENNEDY,
Dafandanta.
NOTICE t>r Bt'IT
THR BTATB OF FLORIDA TOl
JOHN O. KENNEDY and 1**1.
(SEAL)
JOAN C. KENNEDY
Arthur It. Bsekwlth, Jr.
You ara hereby notified that
Clark of Iho Circuit Court
a aull ha* bean brought aaalnat
lly: Martha T. Vlhlen. D.C.
you In th* Circuit Court of tha
Ninth Judicial Circuit In and JAMES C. COLLIER
Attorney
for Plaintiff
For Bamlnol* County, Florida.
In
Chancery,
By
REUBEN rubllah May IT, It, It, * Jun*
COCKl.KY,
also
known
aa 7, 1**5
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RKUItEN COCKl.KY. JH.
You ara harahy required to
•*rv* upon C I, K V E I. A ND, IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF
STEPHENSON A MIKE. Plain, THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR
tiff'* Attornaya, whoa* addraaa CUIT OF THR STATR OP
IN
AND
FOR
la Post Offlc* Drawer Ona, Earn FLORIDA,
Park. Florida, a copy of your BKRINOLR COUNTY,
IN
CHANCERY,
CASH
NO
written dafanaa* to th* Com
plaint In *ald ault on or before nun*
th* 10th day of Jun*. 1111, and WILLIAM a. BLAMIN,
Plaintiff,
th* orlslnat of aald written
dafanaa* ahall b* filed with va.
MAROARETHA
BLAMIN,
tha Clark of aald Court. Th*
Defendant
purpoa* of aald ault la th*
NOTICE TO APFRAN
foreclosure of a certain Agree
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ARETHA
81,AMIN,
ment for Deed alvan by REU
Defendant
BEN COCKl.KY and MARY
Hotel Tournln*
COCKl.KY, hi* wlfa, to JOHN
11 Uoylaton Street
a . KENNEDY and JOAN C.
Uuaton, Maasachuaalt*
KENNEDY, hi* wlfa, In th* aum
YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!
of f *.500.00, hearing data March
PIED
that ault for divorce hai
It. t*5t, and appearing of re
cord In Official Ilacord* Book haan filed agalnat you In th<
atr, p«*a tat. of tha Publlo Circuit Court of tho Ninth
Records of Mernlnola County, Judlrlal Circuit of th* Slat* ol
Florida, and Ilia property pro Florida, In and for Bamlnalt
ceeded against I* described aa County, under Chancery No
14571. lha stylo of said cause
follows!
Iota (l>, BIx ft). and Ba- being WILLIAM (1. BLAMIN,
Plaintiff,
v*. MAROARETHA
van (7), Henson's Acre*
Block "E ", aa par plat re BLAMIN. Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY RE
corded In I’lal Rook I,
Pag* »». of lha Public Re. QUIRED to flla your Answer
with
tha Clerk of thla Court
cords of Hemlnol* County,
and to aarv* a ropy of th* same
Florida.
WITNESS my hand aa Clark upon th* plaintiff* attorney
and tha aaal of said Court In whnaa name and addreaa ap
Sanford,
Samlnola
County, pear below, on or bafor* the
Florida, thla tha 27th day of Ilnd day of Juna, li f t , or a
Deers# Pro Confaaao may b>
May, 1*55.
entered agalnet you.
(HEAT.)
luted this 20th day of May,
Arthur II. Rerkwllh, Jr,
1**5.
Clerk of Circuit Court
(Seal of Circuit Court)
Ryt Martha T, Vlhlen
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr,
Deputy Clerk
Clark
Ctavaland, Stephenson A 511**
lly: Martha T. Vlhlen
Poat Offlc# Drawer One,
Deputy Clark
Fern Park, Florida
R O n h iltT M. SHIM AN
Publish May 11 A Juna 7, II,
Attorney for Plaintiff
SI. 1*15
Metcalf Rulldlng
CDM-IM
Orlando, Florida
IN THE
CIRCIIT
COURT Publish May 21, t l, A Jun* T.
FI.OHIDA IN AN1I FOH SEMI
NOLE COUNTY.
CHANCERY NO. IOMI
NOTICE OF SUIT IN
MDMTUAUK FORECLOSURE
FEDERAL NATIONAL MOIITriAUK a s s o c i a t i o n , a cor
poration,
Plalntirr,
v*.
JIMMIE
M.
OLIBBON
and
MARY II. Cl LISBON, hla wlfa
Defendanta,
TOI JIMMIE M. OL1SSON and
MART II. OI.ISSON. hi*
wife whose rraldanrw and
whereabouts ara unknown.
YOU ARK HEREBY NOTI
FIED that a Complaint to foraclose a certain mortgage en
cumbering tha following des
cribed real property, to-wlt:
Lot t. Block E. TANflLEWOOD SECTION THREE
REPLAT, acoordlng to th#
plat tharaof aa racordad la
Plat Rook 1*. Pag* II. Pubtin Record* of Bamlnol#
County. Florida
haa bean filed agalnat you In
th* abova-atylrd ault, th* abort
title of which la Federal Na
tional Mortgage Association, a
corporation organlsad under an
Act of Congraa* and aalatlng
pursuant to Iho Federal Na
tional
Mortgage
Aaaoolatlon
Charter Act, having Ita prin
cipal offlc* In lha City of
Washington. Dlstrlot of Colum
bia, Plaintiff, vtraua. JIMMIE
M. O LISBON and MART H.
(1L1HHON, hi* wife Dafandanta
and you ar* required to sarv*
a copy of your Anawer or other
pleading to tho Complaint on
Plaintiff* Attorney, black N.
Ctavaland. J r, Suit# 511 Banford Atlantlo National Bank
Building. Banford. Florida, and
file tha original Anawer or
other pleading In lha offlc* of
tha Clark of tha Circuit Court
on or before lha -U h day of
June, A. D. 1**5. If you fall
to do ao. a dacra* pro ronfaaao
Will ba taken against you for
tbo relief demanded In th*
Complaint.
Thl* Nolle# shall b# publish
ed one* a weak for four conaoouttv* weak* In Th* Hanford
Herald, a aawapapar clreulatad In Bamlnol* County, Florid*.
Dated thl* Jlth day of May,
A. D. li f t .
(BEAL)
Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.
Clark of Circuit Court
Cleveland, Ytephenaon A Mlaa
Attornaya for Plaintiff
P. a Drawer X
Banford, Florida
Publiah May t l * Juna T, It.
21, 15*1
CDM-1V7.
VA
CLEO T. SHAW,
In th# Case* of lha County
■Ntge, Seminal* C M aly, Flore
Ida, la Frabat*.
la ret Batata ef
Herbert B. Fuller
Dacaaaad
Ta Alt Creditors aad Ferooaa
Having (talma or Daaaaad*
Aaalnat Bald Ratatai
You and each of you aro
hereby notified and required ta
present any claims and de
mands which you, or althor of
you. may hava against th*
aslat# of Herbert K. Fuller, dacaaaad. lata of aald County, to
th* County Judge of Bamlnol*
County, Florida, at ht* offlc*
In tha court houaa of aald
County at Sanford. Florid*,
wllhln alt calendar month!
from th* tlm* of tho flrat pub
lication of this nolloe Two
roplee of each claim o* demand
ahall ba In writing, and shall
slat* th* place of rtaldanct
and poat offlc* addrtas of th*
claimant, and shall bo sworn
to by th* claimant, hla agent,
or attorney and accompanied
by a filing fa* af on* dollar
and auch claim or dtmaad not
*0 filed ahall b* void.
Ruth Fullar
Aa AdmlnlatratHg, a t * , el
th* Ealata of
Herbert K. Fullar, dacaaaad
Wlndarwaadla, llalaaa A Ward
Attorney*
It* Park Avanua, B.
Wlntar Park, Fla.
PublUh May II, It. II A Jun*
CDM-II
IN COUNTY JVDflIVa COURT.
SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R.
IDA
ESTATE OF
Florane* E. Leighton.
DECBASED
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALL FMRBONB HAYINO
CLAIMS
OH
DEMANDS
AOAINST SAID ESTATHi
You and each of you ara
hereby notified and raqulrad
to fll* any claim* and demands
which you, or either of you,
may have agalnat aald aatata
In th* offlc* of Hon. Karlyl*
Houaholdar, County Judgo of
Bamlnol* County, at hla offlc*
In th* Court lluua* In Banford,
Florida, wllhln aln calendar
month* from lha tlm* af th*
flrat publication of thl* notice.
Each claim or demand Must
b* la wrlUns and eontaln tha
place of residence and poat
nff'.ra addraaa of tha claimant
and muat ha aworn to by tho
claimant, hla as*nt or attor
ney, or th* same ahall ba void.
Roland H- Catdan
A* Administrator a La at
aald aatata
rubllah May Jl, tt A Jun* T.
Id. t i l l
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IN THM CIRCUIT
COURT.
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA IN AND FOR BRMte
NOLE COUNTT.
IN CHANCRRY NO. 14
KAItLA BUS OLIVER.
rialattff,
va.
JACK OLIVER, JR.
DafandanL
NOTICE OF SUIT
TOl JACK OLIVER. JR..
WHOSH REBIDENCR IB
UNKNOWN.
A SWORN COMPLAINT H A V .
INU been fllad In th* Circuit
Court In and for Seminole
County, Florida, la Chancery,
entitled. KARLA BUE OLIVER,
Plaintiff, va. JACK OLIVER,
JR., Defendant" praying for
certain relief for th* above
named plaintiff and agalnat
TOU, JACK OLIVER, J R , th*
above named defendant,
NOW. THEREFORE. THtB IB
TO NOTIFY YOU That If you
wish to defend against and
contest th* absvd entitled ac
tion, You ar* raqulrad ta fit*
your anawar or other written
dafanaa. If any vou have, to
thla Complaint with th* Clark
of th* above atytad Court and
to aarv# upon Plaintiff's attor
ney ALBERT N. FITTS. 1 Ms■onto llulldlng, Sanford, Flor
ida, a copy thereof on or before
tb* lit day of July li f t .
TIIB
NATURE
OF BAID
COMPLAINT la t* pray that
th* above atylad Court grant
th* plaintiff a dlvorea of aad
from YOU and award her cus
tody of th* minor child bora
of the marriage;
FAIL NOT TO ANSWER Laat
a Deere* Pro Confeaao ba en
tered herein against you.
WITNESS MY HAND and th*
Official Beal o f th* above
•tyled Court thte llt h day af
Mey, A. D. t i l l .
(SEAL)
Arthur 11. Backwlth, Jr.,
Clerk of lb* abevs atylad
Court
By: Martha T- Vthlan
Deputy Clerk
ALBERT N. FITTS
t Maeenle BialldtBg
Hanford, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
Publish May II A Jun* f , ta,
II, 1541.
NOTICE OF BALH
Notice Is harahy glvan that
pursuant lo th* final decrea of
foreclosure anil salt entered In
lha causa pending In tha Cir
cuit Court In and for Bamlnol*
County, Florida, case docket
number U H L th* undaralgnad
Clark will sell tha proparly
situated In aald County des
cribed aat
Lot 15. Illock F. BUNLAND
ESTATES, a auhdlvlalon ascording to a plat thereof,
recorded In Plat (look II,
page* tt to 22 of lha Pub
lic Record* of Bamlnol*
County, Florida.
Together with all alructuraa
and Improvement* now and
haraaftar on aald land, and th*
rant*. Issues, and profit* of tha
sbov* described property tprovldad, however, that th* Martgasor ahall l>a entitled to col
lect and retain th* aald rents,
laauaa. and profit* until de
fault hereunder); and all f u
ture* now or hereafter attach
ed lo or used In connection with
the premise# herein described
and In addition thereto tha fol
lowing described houeehold uppllancea, which ara, and ahall
ha deemad to he, tllluraa and
a part of th* realty, and ar* a
portion of the eecurlty for th*
I i d a b t e d n e a s herein mentioned!
On* OK Rang*. (Else.), Mo
del J-tot-T WII. Serial No.
TT-OOOIOI.
On*
Duo-Therm
Heater,
(Oil). Modal 111-5. Serial
No. li - N - t l , ia.ee* HTU.
one Chela** Kltchan Exhauat Fan, No modal or
aarlal number*.
On* Nulona Bath llaatar,
No modal or aarUI num
ber*.
Klavan
Venetian
Winds,
( Mrt al ) , manufactured by
Robtrle Awning A Vene
tian Blind Company. Or
lando, Fla. No Modal or
oarlal numbers,
at public aala, to th* hlghaat
and bast bidder for cash at It
o'clock A. M. on th* 21*1 day of
Jun* 15*5 at th* Front Door
of th* Bamlnol* County CourtC D M -llt
bout* In Banford. Florida.
(BEAL)
Arthur II. Raekwttb. Jr.
Clark of tha Circuit Court
OLD NEWBPAPER8
Byt Martha T. Vlhlen
Deputy Clerk
BEARDALU (DUDLEY AND
FOB BALB
LKW1B
Attornaya for Plaintiff
SB LBS. • M i
It North Court Street
Poat Office Boa I I I !
Orlando, Florida
BANFORD H I R R i p
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Altamonte Financially Sound, Audit Reveals
A atate audit on the account*
of the Town of Altamonte
Spring*, despite criticism* of
some bookkeeping methods,
ahow* the town apparently 1*
sound financially and missed
only by a few dollars of llv*
St. Johns Has
Dedication Ot
New Carillon
Dedication ceremonies were
held Sunday fo r the MagneBell Carillon which waa re*
cently Installed at the St.
John
Chrysostom
Eastern
Orthodox Church In Fem
Park.
This MagneBell Instrument
is an exclusive development
o f Schulmerich Carillons, the
world's largest producer o f
carillons and bells. The East
ern Orthodox Carillons are
set to pay at 9 a.m., noon,
3 p.m., and 6, 0 and 7 p.m.
Also a part o f this instru
ment Is one of the famous
miniature Schulmerich bells.
This bell will be used as a
Call-to-Service bell to sum
mon the people to worship
and during the Divine Lit
urgy to signify the times of
the Institution and the Con
secration. It also will be used
in conjunction with the new
Three
Hisraehs
Seminary
that ia presently being pre
pared for opening this fall. It
ia the only Eastern Orthodox
Seminary fo r the training of
Priests in the English langu
age in North America.
One may hear all o f the
favorite hymns played over
this Eastern Orthodox Caril
lon. Presently the famous
Orthodox Hymns are being
featured. Visitors to such
places as Bok Tower in Lake
Walea can hear these same
beautiful hymns and the
music o f the Schulmerich
bells.
Ing within Ita budget during
1984.
Actual rcvenuei of the fiscal
year 1984, the period on which
the audit was made, reveals
that the amount of money
coming in exceeded estimated
revenue by more than $7,000.
On the general fund budget,
of 1964, a total o f $80,174 was
budgeted but actually $80,411.70
waa spent.
The audit shows that only
$30 In rest estate taxes was
uncollectible.
The city collected $33,728 In
real estate taxes — exceeding
the expected collection by $5,331.
The balance sheet of the gen
eral fund revealed total assets
of $53,598. Assets of the pre
vious year were listed as $48,$71.
The audit, made by Jamei
W. Jones by executive order
of the governor, said:
“ Our examination disclosed
nothing that would cause us to
question In any material re
spect the data presented here
in.”
“ The financial condition of
the general fund was good at
Dec. 31, 1983, and Dec. 31, 1964,
as shown In exhibits."
The waterworks system fund
balance sheet revealed total
cash of $69,444 on Dec. 31,
1084, and total assets of $413,036. Total liabilities were list
ed a* $360,875.
The auditor called the town's
system of internal control
weak but said his examination
did not and could not within
reasonably economical limits,
provide an adequate substi
tute for such control.
The auditor contended the
"tax rolls were poorly pre
pared." It did not review the
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bank accounta of tha Water
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tained with the Commercial
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cilman Is an officer In tha
same bank.
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at the American Legion Homo
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ing place.
Mrs. llaymond Illehar will
be superintendent nf the school
which will Include classes for
ages four through sixth grado.
Teachers include Mrs. Ro
bert Jones, nursery; Mrs.
Xarl Eriksson, kindergarten;
Mrs. Hollis Tucker and Mrs.
Dock Beatty, first and second
grades; Mrs. Jack Kell, third
and fourth grades; Mrs. Rlchar, fifth and sixth grades,
and Mrs. Harold Card, refresh
ments.
assessed valuations but the
town has entered into a con
tract with a firm to complete
revaluation of all taxable pro
perty In Altamonte Springs.
The audit aaid mlnutea of
proceedings did not appear to
include all official actloni of
the Town council.
The audit also criticised the
city for not purchasing any
investments during the audit
period and commented that all
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�Governor To Appoint Port A uthority Board
V c T o ‘*
Waterway Guide for 19C5
Spacemen Physically
(Southern Edition) include*
a pieture-atory of a Jackson▼ille-to-Sanford cruite on the
St. John* River.
*'I really believe It was the
jnoat beautiful trip 1 ever
made,” write* Elgin White of
the Florida New* Bureau.
White al*o refer* to the trip
a* a ‘‘magnificent boating ad
venture” and one of the most
ABOARD USS WASP, At
enjoyable he had ever made. Sea — (UPI) — Medical tests
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on American space twins
The U.S. Army Corps of James McDIvItt and Edward
Engineer* say* it knows of White today showed less ap
no plant to enlarge bridge parent physical effects than
clearances under 1-4 or U S. astronauts experienced in ear
17-92 near Sanford. There lier. far shorter flights.
has been some talk the clear
Dr. Charles Berry, chief as
ances would be widened.
tronaut physician aboard the
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\\ asp, said nevertheless he
A movie you will want to probably would keep the two
miss: “ Examination of the astronauts on board the Wasp
Esophagus with a Froblique until Thursday morning be
Fiberoptic
Esophagoscope.” fore sending them home by
To be shown at the American plane.
Medical
Association's con
The ship circled 60 miles off
vention In New York June Jacksonville, Fla., while the
20-24.
happy space explorers rested
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and the nation prepared a
Baby turtles, favored as heroes’ welcome.
house pets, ran be dangerous,
White and McDIvitt soared
the Minnesota Department of from the heavens and splaslv
Health has discovered. It ed into the Atlantic Ocean
seems turtles ran be the aboard the tiny capsule Mon
source o f a serious Intestinal day after 97 hour*, 56 mlnutci
disease,
salmonellosis.
Re and 62 orbits in space.
They were picked up by hel
sure to wash your hands
carefully after handling the icopters — bcwhlskercd and
creatures or their bowls, tur weary, but otherwise safe, as
tle fanciers. Also do not co-owners of every U. S.
dump water In which turtles space record in the books.
live in the kitchen sink. It They were short only the 119hour Russian space endurance
could contaminate food.
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record.
Y A H Come/
President
Bids Heroes
Jaycees kicked o ff their
membership drive
Monday
with the “ American” ami
•‘National" longue t e a m s
coached by Garnett White and
Gtenn McCall. Contest runs
to July 3, with winners eat
ing steak and the loser* the
usual beans. To add insult to
Injury, the losers have to pny
for the steaks.
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Watch for the “ Randa-baloo" coming June 25. It
promise* nn exciting evening,
especially for teenagers. Also
watch The Sanford Herald
for further Information.
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Pinecrost School summer
recreation prugram will be
gin Friday for children who
attended grades one through
six there this year. Hours
are 8:30 to 11:30 n.m. with
seven weeks o f fun and
games.
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State Jaycee president Don
ald Asher, of Orlando, will
visit the Ranford-Setninole
Jaycees at their noon lunch
eon-meeting Thursday at the
Civic Center.
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Robert Eugene Fark, son
o f Dr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Turk Sr., 109 West 17th
Street, will receive his mas
ter of law degree from Yale
University during commence,
ment exercises June 14. Park
will not l>e present, however,
far he has just begun as an
associate professor at George
Washington
University
in
Washington, D. C.
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John
Krider, Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce
manager, Is In Washington
this week to the attend the
National Rivers and Harbors
Conference as a delegate ap
pointed
by Gov. Haydon
Burns.
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The latest teen-age fad
while joyriding, according to
numerous police reports, ap
pears to be tossing eggs at
people and objects, particuIsrly parked ears. Several
complaints have been regi
stered by citiiens who have
found the interiors o f their
autos smeared with broken
eggs. The eggs have not re
placed the old standby o f
water-filled balloons, howev
er. Several rases o f this type
‘ ‘bombing” also have been re
ported.
Vacation Ends
WASHINGTON (U PI) Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson was
back in the White House today
after a five-day rest In the
Virgin Islands. The Presi
dent’s wife said the "most
fun” of her vacation was
swimming underwater a n d
discovering the mysteries of
Ipta Caribbean Sea.
FILM “ OUT OF
THIS WORLD”
SPACE CENTER, Houston
(UPI) — Color film of astro
naut Edward White'i space
walk ihowed today a fantastic
glimpse of man maneuvering
with »o much ease in space
that he saluted his Gomini-4
spaceship as he floited freely
in the cosmic void.
The U-minute, 48-second si
lent film o f the spectacle tak
en by a camera that White,
himself, mounted on the out
side of his spacecraft showed
a brilliant spectacle of green,
blue, white and black with
flashes of gold in slow motion.
The white-clad space pilot
zipped over the blues and
whites of earth at an altitude
of 103 miles, crossing the
United States from west to
east on the third orbit last
Thursday.
As White emerged from the
shadow of the bell-ibaped
Geminl-4 spaceship, the bright
sun caught his while spacesuit, illuminating it brilliantly.
A small American flag
patched on his shoulder was
easily seen as the astronaut
climbed from the ship.
His motions
rocked the
spacecraft as it soared at 17,500 miles per hour.
There was no narration.
And without It, there was just
the eerie silence of space.
With a strap from the inside
of Use two-nun cabin floating
freely in space, White maneu
vered with ease away from
the spaceship with spurts of
oxygen front
hii twin jet
space gun.
“ Y’ALL COME,”
LYNDON BIDS
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A
jubilant President
Johnson
has issued a “ y'all com e" in
vitation to his Texas ranch
to America’s newest spies
heroes, the Gemlnl-4 astronauts.
The Chief Executive tele
phoned James McDIvitt and
Edward White aoon after they
arrived at tha carrier Wasp
Monday to extend to them the
nation's thanks for their ac
complishments.
He Invited the two Air
Fores majors and their fam
ilies to visit him at the LBJ
Ranch this weekend. Ha said
he had been “ saving a little
something for you.”
And, in a conversation Uut
ranged from joshing to ser
ious comment, the President
told the two men:
“ What you have dona will
never be forgotten.”
14 Killed
ALCANTARILLA A F 1 ,
Spain (UPI) — Two Spanish
air force junker aircraft col
lided in flight today, killing
the 14 crewmen and para
troopers aboard.
Seminole County
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“ The Nile o f America"
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VOL. 67
United Press Leased Wire
Established 190*
TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 1965
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 207
North Orlando
Ponders New
Village Hall
Walk Slowly
On Wafer Act,
County Told
By Donna Eslra
Plans were discussed for
financing
of
a
proposed
North Orlando Yillnga Hall
at regular meeting of coun
cil Monday evening.
The 60-foot by 40-foot fa
cility would be constructed
on the 121s acres acquired
recently from tha North Or
lando Company.
Mayor David G. Tilson re
ported that two banka and
two Insurance companies had
l*en contacted about financ
ing
the
project.
Council
agreed to instruct viliago at
torney Orville Johnson to
write the Community Facil
ities Administration, of the
U. S. Housing and Home
Finance
Agency,
Atlanta,
(in., a* suggested in a letter
from U. S. Rep. A. 8. Herlong Jr., to ascertain if a
federal loan is available for
the building.
In other business, a resi
dent appeared to complain
about
refrigeration
trucks
parked and left running all
night on property adjacent to
hfa home. Tilaon directed the
clerk to contact Johnson to
find if tho village has on or
dinance pertaining to the
situation and assured the res
ident that action would be
taken on the matter.
Details o f the amended
occupational license ordinance
wera worked out a f t e r
lengthy discussion snd con
sideration. The amended or
dinance will be sent to John
son fur preparation and pass
ed at another meeting.
Problems and danger* in
volved by “ population explo
sion” among dogs in the vil
la gn were discussed. Council
decided to set up a dog clinic
whers residents may have
their animals inoculated. A
f l license fee will be charg
ed with revenue resulting to
be designated for unimal con
trol until definite provisions
for catching and holding dogs
ran be arranged.
Councilman Jay Welz was
authorized to look into the
matter of obtaining services
o f a local veterinarian to
conduct the clinic.
Seminole County Commis
sioner* today were warned
to use "great caution” in pro
Land Proposal
Proposal for the purchase of
land in tho city-owned Lake
Monroe Industrial Park aa a
site for a new Sanford Herald
plant was offered by Publish
er Walter A. Gielow to the
City Commission this morn
ing. The industrial park la lo
cated west of French Avenue
and north of First Street.
Further discussions are sched
uled.
ceeding with any negotiations
with Orange County in tha
water control program.
“ Orange County la not
spending money to improve
Seminole C o u n t y . Nothing
has been don* to assure us
that all that water won't be
turned loose on us,” declar
ed Georg* A. Speer Jr., who
said he was speaking for tax
payer* and property owners.
Speer also charged that tha
U. S. Corps o f Engineers
"has made one mistake after
another In the Central and
South Florida Flood Control
District.” Speer pointed to
the present drought condi
tions In tha Everglade* as an
example o f “ engineering er
ror*.”
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SUSAN KAUSCII joined the thrones who were "Sinning In tho Rain*’ In
Snnfortl this morning. The entire area has been joyful these hint few dnya
»ince “ Jupiter I’luviiis" begun looking down kindly once again. Hut Sn
ide, like all tlie re.st of us, in praying that the rain will continue and al
leviate tlie drought conditions.
(Herald l’liuto)
Navy Urges M ilitary Pay Hike
WASHINGTON (UPI) dally needed specialists It li
Thu Navy today urged Con now losing.
Tim Nuvy nffirinl* echoed
gress to approve President
Defense Secretary Robert S.
Johnson's |102 million mili
McNumura's endorsement of
tary pay rails proposal. Top (ho pay bill, which would cost
Nuvy officials **id it and a less than half of the ruisr
provision
fo r
subsequent proposed by Chulimun I..
semi-aiitonmtic
pay
hikes Mendel Rivets (D-S. C.), of
would be a boon to the sea tha armed services commit
tee.
service.
MeNamura testified MonNavy Secretory Paul Nilzc
duy
uml bud u rather mild
ami Adm. David I.. McDon
time with Rivers' rommittee,
ald, chief o f nuvid operation*,
testified at a House aimed tnuny of whom favor the
services committee hearing. chuii man's bill. Rivers sutd
They said the administra Inter that he and McNumuru
tion proposals would enable actually were “ philosopltii ull>" pretty close to agreement
the Nuvy to retain many cruon the questiun in general,
although they are far apart
on the dolluts and cents.
Johnson's proposal, barked
WASHINGTON (U P D -T h c
House passed legislation that by McNiiitmin, would provide
would reduce the work week all officers and enlisted men
of postmasters from <6 hours with inure than two years
in six days to 40 hours in five service an average raise of
day*. The bill now goes to the 4.8 per cent.
This would h« followed by
Senate. Its estimated cost for
hiring extra post office per u major overhaul of military
sonnel would he 818.7 million. and government civilian pay
Less Work
under a provision for possible
regular increase* unless Con
gress vetoed them.
Steady Rain Hits
Parched 'Glades
M IA M I (UPI) - Nearly
three inches of steady rain
full on the parched Ever
glades National Park today
ami weathermen and park of
ficials called it a life-giving
break for (tie dwindling ani
mal population.
liluek clouds anil thunder
rolled over most of South
Florida and duni|>cd water up
to four inches deep in some
areas. Miami bad its first
general rain in twit months.
“ It’ s the first big break
we've had.” said one fore
caster, “ and it sura did the
Everglades some good. It pro
bably fell up to four inches in
some scattered areas.”
(Related story on page 5.)
12 'Savage Sons' Due Honors
Vic* Adm. Paul D. Stroop,
commander of Naval Air
Forces, U. 8. Pacific Fleet,
will present ths Air Medal
to 12 officer* o f Reconnaissane* Attack Squadron Flva
in forms! ceremonies aboard
lbs Hanford Naval Air Sta
tion June 14.
Read Adm. Robert Goldthwaite, rommander o f Fleet
Air, Jscksonvills, will socompsny Admiral Stroop on
his visit to NAS Sanford. Ths
ceremonies are scheduled for
9 a.m. on ths test side o f
Hangar 4.
Ths sward ceremonies will
•k
begin with a personnel in
spection of RVAII-6. Follow
ing ths inspection the awards
will be presented. The Navy
band from
COMPAHUAX
will provide appropriate mar
tial music for tha Impressive
ceremonies.
The Air Medal, ninth in
precedence among Navy med
als is presented upon comple
tion o f meritorious flights.
These missions were flown
by the Savage Sons o f
KVAii-S in the Southeast
Aslan (Viet Nam) ares. The
squadron returned in May
from a 10-month deployment
ADM. STROOP
aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Ranger in the Western
Pacific.
Upon completion o f the
awards ceremony, Admiral
Stroop and Admiral Goldthwaite will return to Jackson
ville,
Admiral Stroop was In
Hanford for the 11th annual
Reconnaissance U o m b l a i
Dlrby in April.
RVAH-6 was the first RA5C squadron to deploy to any
of the U. S. fleets when it
want aboard Ranger In tha
Seventh Fleet. The Savage
Sons are commanded by Cdr.
Wallace RusaelL
The spokesman also asked
County Commissioners to re
quest V a .t^gieJatwe to re
lease Semlnola County from
participation in the Central
nnd South Florida Flood
Control District taxation,
“ For 1ft years they have
been taking our money and
they havo not dona a thing
for Semlnola County,” Speer
charged,
“ Now all these dikes and
canals planned by Orange
County are designed to dump
more water on ua. When a
hurricane comes, where will
the water g o 7 People around
the lakes will be crying fur
the water to be retruied and
the people down brlow will
be begging that the water
not ho released,” Speer pre
dicted.
lie asked that the people
In the area be permitted to
expree* their feelings on the
mutter. And that consulting,
dis-interested engineers be
called In to review Orange
County's plans in the interest
of Seminole County's protec
tion.
•
*
*
Commission Chairman John
Alexander assured Speer that
pubtic hearings would be held
und that lb* board was
uwuro o f all these problems.
“ We want, and need, to co
operate with Orange County
in thsir water control prob
lems, but we must protect
the Interests o f thia county,"
Alexander said.
He agreed that the county
may need to retain a con
sulting engineer to “ analyte
the picture.”
In previous discussions the
board had directed County
Engineer William Rush to
ask Orange County Commis
sion chairman and angineera
to appear here for public
hearings on their proposals.
Mystery Girl
Enters Slaying
BIG SPRING8, Neb. (U PI)
— A nationwide hunt for a
college
graduate
charged
with killing three persons In
e Nebraska bank holdup con
tinued today while attention
centered on • mystery girl in
Texas,
Federal authorities declin
ed to say whether they were
closing In on Duana Pope, 22,
charged with laet Friday'*
81.500 robbery In thia Ne
braska Panhandle teach town.
By Paul Brookshire
Seven-member board which
will govern the Seminole
County Port Authority I*
expected to be appointed by
Aug. 1. The act creating the
Authority,
whose
purpose
will be to operate the "Port
of Sanford,” pasted tho Flor
ida legislature and I* ex
pected to be signed Into Inw
soon by Gov. Haydon Burns.
Tha act becomes effective
July 1.
First activity under tho
new measure will be the
naming of a governing body.
Governor Burnt will select
six members from a list sup
plied by the Seminole County
Board of Commissioners.
None o f the men on the
list may be elected public o f
ficials.
However, the seventh mem
ber will be a county commis
sioner, to be selected annual
ly by that board.
Expected name* to appear
on tha list submitted to Gov
ernor Burns include men
who served on the Seminole
County Chamber o f Com
merce's port authority com
mittee.
*
*
*
Francis E. Reumillnt Jr.
served as chairman of the
Chsmlicr committee and is
expected will be high on the
list of names submitted to
the Governor.
Other members o f tha com
mittee, and possible candi
dates for seats on the Au
thority, are Gordon Freder
ick,
John
R.
Alexander,
James P. Avery Jr., Andrew
Carrawuy, A. L. Wilson, Carl
Hrhilke, Scott Burns and
Jack Bolt.
Wilson, a city commission
er In Hanford, would not l>e
eligible. Neither would Alex
ander, County Commission
chairman, unless he is named
na tho board'* representative
on the Authority.
It is anticipated the port
uulliotity committee o f the
Chandler of Commerce will
disband once tho Authority
comes into being.
Authority
members djiIKiintcd by the Governor will
serve for a term of four
year* except for the Initial
board, whoa* members will
servt terms from on* to four
yenrs.
The Port Authority Act
states that selection and ap
pointment of tha initial board
■hall be made within 30 days
after the act becomes law.
The Authority will elect
one of Its members as chair
man and a second member as
vie* chairman. Each member
of tha Authority will have
one vote.
A port director will bo
named by ths Authority.
Purse Htoten
Mrs. William C. Harris, 410
Myrtle Avenue, Mcstday night
reported to pulice her purso
containing about f 16 and a
watch valued at 890 was stol
en from her ear while sbo
and her husband were shop,
ping.
nSULVA
•••
Search Widens
MIAMI (U PI)—An air and
sea search of the Bahamas
widened today in an effort to
find 10 men who were aboard
an Air Force Flying boxcar
that disappeared into tho
night last weekend.
Seven Escape
OCALA (U PI)—Seven pris
oner* escaped from Marlon
County jail today by adding
down knotted bed aheets from
the second story. Authorities
broadcast a statewide alert
for the escapees described as
“ hardened criminal*."
Lose Control
PENSACOLA (UPD — Penhandle dairy farmers slipped
from the control of the Florida
Milk Commission today, leav
ing that agency with even less
power and money. ITte voto
to withdraw waa mado by the
farmers Monday,
Mine Disaster
BELGRADE (UPI) — Res
cue workers said today 114
bodies had been recovered
from a coal mine In central
Yugoslavia awept by a me
thane gaa explosion. Other
miners were alill trapped 500
feet below the surface, their
fate unknown.
Pay Hike Asked
For Legislators
A request to supplement the
salaries o f Seminote County
legislators by 1200 a month
was received by Seminole
Comity commissioner* tedny.
The request waa mnde by
Gordon Frederick, represent
ing the legislative affair*
committee o f the Semlnola
County Chamlwr o f Commerce.
Frederick noted that per
missive legislation would be
required to permit the »upplrment to be paid out o f
county money*. It 1* doubtful
that any such legislation
could bo Introduced In tho re
maining legislative session*
which have been called for
the express purpose o f re-ap
portionment.
A
two-thlnla
voto would hnve to be obtain
ed to present such a request.
Seminole County legislator*,
Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr.
and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., new
draw 8l.2<>0 a year salary plus
825 a day per diem while tho
Legislature is In session.
Frederick, epeaking in be
half o f tha Chamber of Com
merce contended that this
amount "work* a hardship on
men who must continue to
preserve their personal busi
ness interests whll* serving
the county and public Inter
est."
Commissioners
took
tha
matter “ under advisement,"
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Methodist
Adventist
Baptist
Episcopal
TUB BBYBHTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Corner TU * » m
1. 1* K u i U l l -----------P u tw
■ERVICES SATURDAY—
Mbtatk School ---- »:»• A *L
Worship Barrie* — 11iH a. m.
Wodaooda* MlRfet
FIRST RAPTIBT CHURCH
111 Park Avenue
F. B. Chance
-------Paalnr
Mornlne Worahl* — M l a m.
Bander Behool —— I t l l a ia
Morning Werehl* — l l t l l a ia
T raining Union
. I t l l a ia
Bvenlng Worahl* _ Till a ra
wed. Prarer Servlea Till p. m.
CRRIIT CHURCH
Church ItreoL Longwaod
Pr. Chorloa W. gtawarL Jr.
Vicar
Hal* Communist — 1:11 A m.
Pamllr Bervloa A
Cleatea ______1:11 A m.
Prayor Barela* —
ItM p.
sa
A llian ce
CHRISTIAN MISdlONABT
A L U AMCl CHURCH
14*1 Firk A v a at Itth St
* » t . Clifford I . H*rrod, Pastor
Bunda* Behaal
»(** a a
W orahl* Barele* — 11iH a m.
Ir in lr n Worahl* _ l i l t p. m.
Alltaae* Tenth
Fellowship (Ta*A) f i l l A m.
(Wed)
m r s f lerrlee — Tilt » m.
BLUER SPRIROS BAPTIST
Old Orlande BA at Heater Ava
B. Hamilton OrlHIa — Paetor
Bandar School —_ 1:41 A m.
Mornlne Worahl* — 11:11 A m.
Training Union — I I I ! A «•
Bvanlne Worahl* — T ill a ba
HOLT CROBB
411 A Park A va
Pr. Loro* I>. Sopor, Roetor
Holr Communion — T.ll a m.
Pamltr gorvlco and
Bunda* Behool
_ i.ad a m.
Morning Prarer
(Plrat Bunda* —
Mol* Communion 11:11 A m.
Christian
A ssem bly O f God
F1NECREST ASSEMBLY
OF OOD CHURCH
C*r. Iltk snd Elm
M. K. Wilder ----------- Tutor
I t i U r B*bo*l — M l a ia
H eraUt Worahl* — l l t l l a m.
Evening Worahl* — Till a m.
Tanth Bare. (Baa.) - ItM a » •
Mid-Week Bare. (Wad.) . f i l l
A “ •
Baptist
CSNTBAL I A m * T CHURCH
Car. llth St. A 0*k A va
OtU Sm ith___________Paata*
Baalar Behaal ---- M » A a
Moraine Worohl* — 1UH A m.
YraUIss Uailaa _ M l a « a
■ m i n Barrlaa « — M l A «a
-----“
far Barrlaa Till a » *
p
a i Prarer
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
DISCIPLES OP CHRIST
1IIT R Sanford A va
R. Varnoa Puller
Bandar Behool ---- 1:41 A m.
Mornlne Worohl* _ 11:01 a m.
F ree Methodist
PRER METHODIST CHURCH
Corner 4th Sl end Laurel Ava.
Rev. L. H. K e lle r ___ Pester
Telephone! IJl-TUI
Sunder School ___ 1:11 a m.
Morning Worahl* le u i a ia
Kvealng Warehlp _ TiOf a m.
Wed. Prarer Sarrleo TUI a s l .
Church O f Christ
CHURCH OP CHRIST
t i l l Park Avonuo
Sort Brows ------- Bvangoltit
Bunder
Dibit It a d p _____ 11:11 a m.
Mornlne Worehl* — 11:11 a m.
Bvenlng Bervloa — I t l l a ia
Boa "llorald at Truth" 1 A m.
Banda* as Chaaaol I
Tu otdar
Led lee Blhlo Ctaaa - 1:11 a ta.
Men'a C la eo_____ Tilo *. m.
Wed need e*
Bible C la e o _____ TiM A m.
Lutheran
aOOD BHEPXERD
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SIM A orlamd* Drive
Mwr. i i * i l )
Sanford, Florid*
I 11*1111
Th* R*v. J. Oordoa P • • r r>
factor
■under School _ _ 1:11 a m.
Morning Worahlp_H im a m.
Communion—r i m guide* In
Each Month
XlndirgnrtM snd Bur**r*
T ill A A
B iila r Hite Bread atat
WBBTBIDB MIBBIOMABT
BAPTIST CHURCH
■th BL A HaUr Are.
John IL Bln* ---------- Paata*
Busts* Baheal ---- 1 M I a a
Suadar
Moraine Werahlf — l l t l l a sa
guada*
Evealng Warship —. TiM A * •
Wodaeida*
prarer la rv le a ---- Till A *■
riNECKEBT BAPTIST
CHURCH
Oaara Real
MemlBf Worihl* . H i l l a
Banda* Behool ____ M l a
Tralaiae Ualaa ---- l i l t A
Bvoalns Worahl* _ T:l* p.
Wad. Officers * Teacher*
t ill A
Meatloe
m.
m.
m.
m.
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Ooaovs
Ralph Brewer Jr. Hvangollel
Bible Pehool---- — I I I ! a ia
Morning Worehl* — 1:11 a m.
K enlng Worehl* _ 1:11 *. ia
W eA P rarer Bervlea T ill a *•
F1M T CHURCH OP CHRIST
SCIENTIST
I I I Beat Second Street
Bandar Bervlea A
Bunder Boheet ---- tl:H a m.
Bubjeot: "Are Bln, Diaeeca end
Death Raair*
Wadneedar service a ia
Itrrdlag Hoorn lit W. Plrat
Weewdarat 11:11 a.m.—d ill p m.
Church O f God
OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH
ITU Canalr* Club Road
Bp*aaerad br Plrat Bapllat
Chur ah
Bev. R. T. B arrett---- Teeter
■under behool —
1)41 a m.
Worahl* Porvlea — 11tie a ia
T raining Union — dill A m.
availing Worahl* — T ill A m.
Wed. Prayer Bar*. — M l A m.
CHURCH OP OOD
Had A Praneb
1* H. A lfo r d ------------Paetor
Sunder S c h o o l M l a m.
Mornlne Worohl* _ 11too a m.
Kvengollotlo Berv. — T ill A ia
Parall* Night Service
T. P. B. Wed.
T ill A m.
OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH
HWT. «U
PA 111*1111
Bev. Joeh L a n e -------Peetar
Bander Behool — llt ll a m*
Moraine Servlea — It ill A m.
Training Union ---- I t l l A **•
Bvanlne Bervloa _ T ill A m.
Wedneeder Meetlnsei
Orsanliatlona — dill A m*
prarer ------------ « i » A a
Chair .
M * A *-
CHURCH OP OOD
OP PROPHECT
l l l l Elm Avenue
Bar. Robert W tlo b ---- Paetor
Sunder School
_. 1:41 A m.
Worahl* Service _ 10:41 a m.
E •niellttlo Berv. — T ill A m.
Tuedari
Bible T ra U ln e ___ T ill a m.
Thuraderi
Young People Servlea TUI A A
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
THE REDEEMER
l*d W. Iltk Flee*
"The Church of th* U t k ir u
Hour" and TV "Thl* la U *
Life"
Herbert W. Boera t ___ Fetter
Bund** School _ _ Sill a m.
On# hundred sixty-two feet high snd one hundred forty-seven
feet wide Napoleon built hi* arch of triumph. Proudly it r la « above
the Place de 1'Etoile reminding ths world of an Emperor's early vic
tories—and later defeats.
On the road from Bethphage to Jerusalem esntoriee before there
had been another arch of triumph. Niture had fashioned it of palm
trees. Beneath their bowing branches the Prince o f Pesos rods into
the city that was to crucify Him.
Jesus, unlike Napoleon, never had read o f a gigantic monument
to help the world remember Him. The door* of a million churches
bespeak His victory. Men pass through them not to gsre upon the
majesty of carved stone, but to worship and serve the Son of God.
Napoleon bought for himself a transient glory at ths pries of
other men's blood.
Jesus bought for All Men eternal life— at the pries of His Own
Blood I
<Vrl*U
Vk.
Christian Science
A
JORDAN MIBBIONART
BAPTIST CHURCH
l i l t W. PI ret street
Baada* Behaal---- l u l l a a
Morales Worahl* _ l l t l l a ia
Bible Stud* (Sunder) Till p.m,
Kveagalleii* Bervlea Ttil a m.
Wad. Prarer Meat — TH* A m.
Bill Stephana --------- P»»ior
A Cardial Waleama ta All
'ANDVICTORY
PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST
Hlehwar I I Weal
Morrli R u h r ------Evangellat
Bible Claeo ---- — 10:M a m.
Moraine Worehl* — l l t l l a m.
Bvanlne Worahl* — M l A ia
Bible electee We A . 1:11 * »
m... .
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Iltl.ld
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W o rsh ip S e rv lc * __ 11: 1*
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Klad*rs*rt*n ns* Buf**r*
Methodist
r c fo P
CHRIST METHODIST
CHURCH
■unUnd Eetatt*
Cltruo Helshia
Rov. Charlea B. Hogg — Paolo*
Church School ___ 1:41 A m.
Morning Worablp —. ll;Ot a m. —M Y * ________ — . d :» p, m. V
Kv*. Worehl* —
1:10 p. m.
Wed. Praror Service Til* p.m.
Southern M ethodist
FIRST SOUTHERN
METHODIST CHURCH
Women1* Club Building
Idl Qek A va
Durward H. Knight Jr., Peeteo
■ under School _ _ 1:41 A m.
Worahl* Servlc* _
Till a >a yi
m
N azaren e
FIRST CHURCH
OP THE NAZARENE
W. Snd SL at Maple Ave.
Paul Blckaa
----- Paetor
Suadar Schoal _ _ M l a m.
Morning Warship — 11:11 a ia
Yeuth Hour -------— t:0d a m.
Evengelletle lervlo* Till p. m. ..
Mid-Week
L1
■ervlc* (Wed ) — T:tl A m*
Third lunda*
• logiplratlon ___ It** p, m.
V
FIRST CHURCH
OF THE NAEARENB
Lake Marr, PIa
Rev. W. L Holcombe, Pallor
Bunda*
MS A A ___ Elhl* Behool
!l:ld A m . — Morning Worohl*
T:tl a ■*. — Evening Bervlea
T ill P A - Wad. Mid-Week
Propor Service*
MS a w . —
Wed. MU*,
loner* Barvie*
Pentecostal
FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH OP LONdWOOD
111 Orang* Strait
Rov. E. Rwlh Orant — Pasta*
Bunds* School___ 10:11 a a
A
Morning Werahlp — Hid* A m . ™
Bunds* Evening _ Till a m.
wad. Bibi* atudr - Till a oa
Conqueror* Heating
Frida*
, TtN a m.
Presbyterian
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
dll Park A va
R*v. Robert M. Jeaklne Pastor
Morning Worehl* - M l p a
Bunder lekM l —_ 1:41 a m.
Mornlne W«rehl* — 11:11 a m.
HYP M eetin g*__ •:>• a sl
(lntermadlste. Banter)
Evening Werehl* _ T ill A m-
j
t
OR ACE METHODIST CHURCH
flnora R4.i *1 Woodland Ave., U
Rev. John K. Hlrea Jr., Paatnr
Church School _ _ _ 1:41 A m.
Mornlne Worahl* —. lltod a ia
M Y P .............. - M l A IA
OEBBTA METHODIST
CMUECH
Rev. W. B. Timm* —_ Peat or
Bund** Behool_____ 1:41 a n.
Morning tervteee _ 11
a m.
Chair Practice Wed. f i l l *, m.
■vor* On* Welcome.
FlRgT PR E l BYTE RIAN
CHURCH
Sanford, riA
Oak A va a ltd BL
drover C. Sewell Jr. _ Footer
Edgar W. galth Jr. Asolatant #
Pallor w
Church School_____ 1:41 a i a
geeolon Meet* _ _ 11:41 a i a
Morning Worehl* _ 11:11 a i a
Plonoor Fellowehlp a m.
Senior HI Faltowahlp 1:11 a m.
Evening Worth)* —. Tits a m.
Wed. Prarer HoaUng T ill a m
COVENANT FREIBTTBR1AN
l i l t South Orlando Drtv*
Thomas tL Hakln — . Pee tot
Worahl* ----------- M l a ia
Chnrek Behaal - . l l t l l A a .
I
-The Followin ? Sponsors M ake This Church Notice A n d D irectory P a g e PossibleGREGORY LUMBER
o f Sanford
A R T BROWN
PE S T CONTROL
C E L E R Y C IT Y
P R IN T IN G CO., INC.
C H E LS E A T IT L E A N D
G U A R A N T Y CO.
119 W. First, Sanford
T H E A M E R IC AN O IL CO.
M r. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland
FOOD F A IR STORES, INC.
Robsrt Sulouff and Employres
B E T T Y CASS
Insurmnc*
Hwy. 17-93, Ce a m Iberry, FI r,
H O LLE R MOTOR S ALE S CO.
and S ta ff
NELSON ft CO., INC.
Oviedo, Florida
H A R R E L L k B E V E R LY
AU TO M O TIVE
209 W . 28th S t, Sanford
HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
Hwy. 17-92, Sanford
SEM INOLE LODGE
Nursing ft Convalescence Residence
800 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla.
B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, INC.
801 W. l i t . 8 t , Sanford
COM M UNICATIONS W ORKERS o f
A M E R IC A
Bouthern Bell Telephone Employee!
Local No. 8108
K ILG O RE SEED C O M PAN Y
1400 W . 1st, S t, Sanford
L E E BROTHERS
Plumbing, Halting, A ir Conditioning
J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y
C. L . Robinson and S ta ff
SANFO RD A T L A N T IC
N A T IO N A L B A N K
Howard H . Mode— e nd Staf f
COBIA BOATS
SouthBm Fiberglass Products, Inc.
Harold Blama and Employees
W ILSON-EICHELBURGER
M O R TU A R Y
Eunice L Wilson and S ta ff
L. D. P L A N T E . INC.
Oviedo, Florida
A . D U D A k SONS, INC.
S livia , Florida
LIG G E TT R E X A L L DRUG
C",mlon Kellett
and Employees
PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO.
J. M> Cameron and S ta ff
H IL L LU M BE R ft H A R D W A R E CO.
Jimmy Crappa and Employees
P U B L IX M AR KE TS
and Employees
ROSE A N D W IL K ’8 R E S T A U R A N T
Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employees
M t Blau Mlaalauur* Baptlat Blpaa Ava.
New M t
Calvarp Mlaalauar* Baptlat
t i l l W. tllh Bt
New Salem Primitive Baptlat Oburth,
t i l l W. iltk Bt
New ML Blah Haptlat chunk. ITM Pear Ava
Oakluwu Haptlat Ckapal, l l t l W. Mlh Bt
Oitaaa Beptlei chureh
Plaacreat Bapllat Church. I l l W. Onora ltd.
Pralrl* taka Bapllat Chunk, Bids* Bd,
Peru Park
Pragnt* Mlaalauar* Bsptlat Church. Midwar
Stoned Shiloh Hlaaluhsr* BapUat Chunk,
Ninth B Hlokur*
Bt Jam** Mietieoar* Baptlat Church Bt*.
M t i l Oataaa
Bt Paul Mlaatuuar* BapUat Chunh. lib Bt
Bt Matlhewe MUalabar* Bsptlat Church
Ca s u s Htlghts
a t Jehu* Mlaalauar* Baptist Church.
i l l Crpraai
Tempi*
u:
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Ch
Chureh, Pslm Bprluga Bd.
AI lament* Sprlaga
Waatelda Mlaalaaar* BapUdt Chunh,
dll B Moll* A n .
Has Map# Bsptlat Church, TU Orcage A m
■t. Anu'a Catholic Chunk. Farahlug
Plaaa, Dakar*
BL Mar* Magdalen* Catholic Church, MaltUad A v a AI tamo at* Sprlaga
STENSTROM R E A L T Y
Herb Bteutrun and Staff
PER FE C TIO N
D A IR IE S
STRICKLAND-M ORRISON, INC.
and S ta ff
W ILSO N -M AIE R F U R N ITU R E COMr. and Mrs. A I Wilson
S TA T E F A R M IN SU R A N C E
Companies
Irvin g L P ryo r and Btaff
SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO.
BOB’S R E S T A U R A N T
Bob and Estelle McCalllster
Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla.
W IN N D IX IE STORES
and Employees
John Dunn and Staff
“S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y —
BAPTIST
As (loch BagUet Church, Ovtod*
Central Ba#Uat Church, l i l t Oak Ava.
Chstsats Tirol Baptlot Church
ChslMU aapuol Mlteloa
aider Bgrlhgo Baptlot Church,
in u h b u a c
Mrel Bagtlot Church. I l l Phrk Ava.
Fr laudahIp Bsptlei Church M
a I u w m m aprthgu
at ltd, Altsawst* Bprthm
F im Baptlot Chureh of DoBar*
Flrat Baptlit Chureh at Oaeeva
F im Baptlat Church *1 taka Mar*
Flrot Bapllat Chureh t f taka Hear**
F im BapUat Churah s f basgvoad, Oar,
ChsraB a Qraml
First aspUst Chunk ul Ovtad*
F im BupUot Chunk ul ass Lsuau Sprlag i
FUul Bhltuk Miualuur* aupUut Chureh,
i i i i w . lire a t
Ferect Clt* Bapllat Chureh
FuuutuU Head Baptlat Church. Ovtad*
Bauthani Baptist Mtotlaa, chuluatu
uar* Baptlat chunk Murth BA
aI a
UjMdmm BupUet Chunk
t ’ W .S S S T E K S c ..,*
Bprlsgs BA. taagwaad
Chureh ul the MbtMtr, Luke Mar*
All Baula Cstkall* ChurahTlII Oak Av a
Bomaa Catholic Musa gportamea's Quh,
Chuluatu
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rut.Bcr.-
\
S
Fa v*
c h it te n a n
P in t Chrtatlaa Church, MU A Baa far d AvA
Caugngutluual ChrlatUs Chunk,
i t l l Park A va
Narthalda Chrlatlau Church, F 1U r I d A
Havau Dr. Melilaed
CHURCH OF CMBUT
Church
Church
Church
Chunh
af
af
af
ul
Chrlat l l l l B. Park A m
Chrnt Oeuav*
Chrlat. LaagwaaS
Chrlat Pmala
Church
chunk
chunk
Church
CMUBCM OF BOO
at « * A I I I Mlekar*
af OaA lid# A Frauah
at OaA Ovlad*
ad Bud Ml**lea, Xalarprl**
BPUCOPA1.
A re. MutarprSa
M h lF
Christ Bptacopal Church. LaagwaaS
All BaUta Kgiaccpal. KatdrsrTa*
Mat* Craw Bplaaapal, Park A va st 41k
LUTHBBAM
Aaaaaalaa Lutharaa Chunk,
Or. caaaalharr*
a sod Shephard uattud Luthara,
lie * a Orlaad* Dr.
Lutheran Churah ul thu Bedearner,
i n W. H U Piece
Meeelah Lutharaa Church, Amarlwa Laglah
Hall, Pralrl* LukA Far* Park
Bt Lukaa Lutheran Chureh, B t dM Slavlu
MBTHODUT
Barnalt Memtrial Met bedlad Church, B.
Dakar* Ava , Baterpria*
Rear Luka MuUudiat Chunh
Baikal A.M.B. ChurcA Canaan Halghta
Caaaalharr* Cammaalt* Methodlet Chureh.
Mw*. I M I B Plae* Bldga Bd, Caaaalharr*
Debar* Cammaalt* Mathadtat Chureh W.
HlghlaudA DeBar*
Christ Mat hadlad Chunh
Buuiaad Kama*
Plrat MaUadtai Church, a il Park A va
First Methodist Church af Ovlad*
Find hen there Mauadiat Chunh
Wamai'a Club |*l Oak A va
Frau MaUadtat Chunh, 1*1 W. i l l Bt
Oaaava Methodic* Church,
area* MaUadtat Chanh, Oaer* RA
a rant Chapel A R E Chanh, Oviada
Oakgrova MaUadtat ChurcA Ovlad*
Oataaa Maihadist Churah
Fuat*
Weatarea Mathadtat B t
M
w . at Fuats
BL Jtmaa A.MB, Baeferd A v a
Bl Mar*** A M . ! Churah BL BL dll Oataaa
bl
Faai*a MaUadtat C b t r t k Oataaa
Rd. Eatarprlaa
Stafford Momorlal Mothodlat C h a r oh
B. DeBar*
Pint
Chunk af U * If aaare aa W.
lad st Mania
Peru Park Chanh *1 U * MaasnaA
O'Srloa Rd. Para Park
Lake Mar* Oharcb af Ua Maaanaa
FBBSBTTBR1AM
SBTBNTH DAT ADTBNTIST
Faraat Lab* Savaath-da* Advaattat ChurcA
Mw*. I ll, Ferett Clt*
Bavaath-da* AdveailK chare A MalUaal
A va , AlUmaaia sprlaga
Sanford Seveeth-da* Advoattat Churah,
Sevaatb * Blm
OTHER CHURCHES
Allah's A R E . CharcA OUva A H U
chanh at Oad la ChrlaL Ovtada
ChalaaU Cammaalt* Chanh
CAareh af Oad af Fnphan, HIT Blm A ta
Church at Oad MU*I*a Eatarprlaa
Chanh at Jeaaa Christ at UUdc Da*
Setau, l l l l Park AVA
cammsaltp Cbagel, AJtamaaia Spriest
Baatara OrUadas ChurcA BL Jokua Chr*>
aaatam CAapaL Mw*. lT-H, rare park
Fraahyurlaa Churah. t a l i Mar*
ib*tar(M Chunk, oak a v a
Flrat
A ltd S t
Flrat Praabsterlaa ChurcA Caaaelharrr
Flrat Pnab*url*a Chunk ad Dakar*,
K. Highiaad
Praahytwlaa Churah af Th« Cavoaiat
h fir i* " Ball ad Jahavah'a Wluaaa
taka Moaraa UalL HU W. Third BL
Flrat PaatacaaUl Chureh af tmagwaad
FaU Ooapal Taharaael* H U Caaalr* dub
ml
Oliva Mallaaw Chanh, flak Mill
Waatmlalotar FnabyUriss ChanA MawaU
JParh. B l dM
Th* Balvatlva A m *, l i t B. lad M.
Uall* Chunk B Baalard, IH & li t Bt
K srT K u ir'S J sru stu t
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�Tornado Toll Over 200 In Six States
Seminole County
Longwood Hit
By Annexation
And Tax Snafu
Tw o o f the most valuable
pieces
of property
Phone 822-2611
beautiful ball park.
Pinehurst Municipal Park
w ill be dedicated tonight on
West 24th Street. The only
thing it lacks in the way of
facilities is restrooms
and these can be added on to
the press box when the time
is right.
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It may be that in the fu
ture, all seats on school buses
w ill fsce the rear. Studies
show that this is safer and
prevents students from being
thrown out of the seats when
the bus Is forced to slam on
brakes and also avoids "w hip
lash neck" if struck from be
hind. The Seminole school
board has requested future
buses have such seating ar
rangements.
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Pipes and fittings have been
ordered by the local school
board to book up South Semi
nole Junior High School to its
own well snd tske it off the
Howell Psrk water system.
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•
Safety tests reveal that ac
cidcnts can be reduced by
SO per cent if auto lights are
turned on In the daytime and
light-colored cars are used,
according to R. T. Mllwee
school superintendent.
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city,
it
was learned
today.
The Longwood P la n pro
perty and a tract of land
which includes the Winn-Dixie
Food Store along Highway
17-92 will have to be annexed
all over again.
Special legislation has been
prepared and will be introduc*
ed in the current session ol
the Florida Legislature to re
annex the property.
The two tracti of land were
first annexed to the city Oct.
22. 1963.
City Attorney Webber B.
Haines said today that the
act under which the annexa
tion look place was "Invalid"
and it would all have to be
done over again.
The city has been collect
ing taxes on the land and the
buildings subsequently built on
It since 1963.
The legal status of the tax
collections is in doubt.
In addition to Winn-Dixie
there are eight or nine busi
ness establishments in l o g
wood Plaza effected by Ihe an
nexation.
The county school book sup
ervisor, Roger Harris, says
he has 120,347 books on hand
for Seminole County's 13,000
students with 22,000 more ord
ered for next
year. That's
about eight books per pupil.
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A total o f 62 per cent of
Florida
principals
reported
"d ifficu lty" to some degree
in employing teachers for the
1964-63 school year.
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•
Lt. Cdr. W. J. Quirk, execulive officer, Heavy Attack
Squadron 11, presented "good
conduct" awards to 24 men.
This award is for four contin
~uoui years of outstanding cooduct and behavior. Several of
the men were receiving the
award for the third and fourth
tima and Chief Young, leading
chief petty officer of VAH-11.
received his eighth award. The
24 men had a total of 376 years
o f good conduct.
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a
R O Y G. W ILLIA M S .
chief o f police o f San
ford for 42 years, sHid
today he plans to offer
hid request for retire
ment to the City Com
mission tonight. T h e
65-y e a r-o ld chief has
been with the Sanford
police department for
45 years.
Sewell, Makin
Named To Meet
Two Presbyterian ministers
of Sanford have been elected
by the Preibytery of St.
Johns as commissioners to
the Presbyterian (U .S.) Gen
eral Assembly, meeting at
Montreal, N. C „ April 20 26.
Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr.
and Rev. Thomas If. Makin,
paitori o f First Church and
Georgs C. Fellows, retired Church of the Covenant, will
8anford police sergeant who be among some 400 minister
resides at 1700 8anford A ve ial and ruling elder members
nue, has built up a novel bus who will meet in the highest
iness fo r himself. He geta his court of the denomination to
businesa from all parts o f the consider
various
overtures
United
States:
Jeweler's and other reports coming up
tweezers fo r regrlndlng.
from the presbyteries and sy
a
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•
nods.
Our intrepid Casselberry
Am oog t h e
controversial
correspondent, Jane Cassel items will be the relationship
berry, telU that a man, with to the National Council of
an auto tow truck In tow, Churches and proposals for
showed up at her bouse the uniting with other Reformed
other evening, searching for and Presbyterian bodies.
his new 1066 car. Seems he’d
celebrated his birthday the
night before and "lo s t" his
car in a mudhole. Tow truck
was costing him $10 an hour.
WASHINGTON (U P U - S s r
U s t reports, he was still
gent Shrlver told Congress to
•earching.
day the "w a r on poverty"
was doing Us Job and should
be given twico as much mon
ey to continue In ttn second
year.
Shriver, director o f the Of
fice of Economic Opportunity,
appeared before a special
House education and tabor
aubcontmiUaa to s u p p o r t
President Johnaan’s request
for a twofold increase In
agency'e spending authority.
faMt fiMttitl net'll It *11 B’W
The request would total St-3
r *»i * mu a p tf«i pa lit*S mum U<
billion for the year starting
itarna»L
July X.
iVEATHER: Fair thru Tuesday, high about 00; low tonight in 60s.
VOL. 67
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1008
M ONDAY, A P R IL 12, 1065
SANFORD,
FLO R ID A
NO. 166
Marines Unload Big Howitzers
More Troops
Due In Line
With Buildup
SAIG O N
(U P 1 )
—
$1.3 Billion
Education Bill
Signed By LBJ
JOHNSON C ITY, Tex. (U P I)
—President Johnson Sunday
signed into law a sweeping
$1.3 billion education bill de
signed to be a double-pronged
attack on both the problems of
educational
deficiency
and
poverty.
U. S.
Marines today began unload
ing a shipment o f big guns
In
Da
Nang— Including
a
platoon o f eight-inch howitiera,
tha
biggest
artillery
pieces ever brought to South
The President said the bill
would help "bridge the gap
between helplessness and hope
Viet Nam by any force.
A military spokesman said
the Marlnea did not have nu
clear war heads fo r the weapons, but they were capable
o f hurling aurh projectiles up
to 14 miles.
Tha eight-inch howitzers, a
battery o f 165 mm. howitzers
and other heavy equipment
were unloaded at the main
docks in tha renter o f Da
Nang 350 mitea north of
Saigon. Tha arrival was In
line with tha continual build
up o f the Bth Marina Expedi
tions! Brigade at Da Nang.
VICE ADM. CH ARLES T. BOOTH II, commander o f Nnvnl A ir Force*,
11. S. Atlantic Fleet, present* W ing Reconnaissance Bombing Trophy to
Cdr. R. B. Brown, RVA1I-3, during air show at Naval Air Stution Satur
day. Squndron 3 also won the weapons loutling trophy, North American
Aviation Bombing Trophy and the Autionclics Maintenance Trophy.
Another battalion o f ground
combat Marlnaa la scheduled
to arrive Ahia week to Join
the brigade, which la charged
with the protection o f Da
Nang air base.
The eight-inch
h o p ltie n
arrived at a time when the
Communist Viet Cong guer
rillas were reported building
up for a major offensive.
American
intelligence
source* said they had "p roof
positive" that North
Viet
Nam has laboriously trans
ported a significant amount
o f artillery into South Viet
Nam over the Ho Chi Mlnh
Trail.
The air war against the
Communists
continued.
A
spokesman r e p o r t e d that
eight 1167 bombera made air
strikes against Viet Cong
positions in South Viet Nam
this morning. He said no raids
were made against North
Viet Nam.
AIK STRIKES
X _ nsT5T"<if” '42" air"~striCei
were flown on Sunday—only
two by Vietnamese pilots.
A U. S. spokesman said
eight 1157 iM.mbers, 32 U. 8.pilotcd
Skyraidcr
fighterbotr.bt-rs and two Vietnamese
Sky raiders made strikes in
four different province!. They
reported destroying l i t V iet
Cong huts, killing 10 Com
munists and sinking two sam
pans.
Earlier U. S. military au
thorities said tha search had
been
abandoned
fo r
two
American airmen aboard a
Navy jet fighter involved in a
clash last Fridsy with Com
munist MIGa.
Voting Laws Face Changes
TALLAH ASSEE
(UI*I> —
State legislators returned to
the
capitol
today
for
their
second week o f the 1965 ses
sion with proposals for some
sweeping changes in Florida's
election laws expected in the
House.
Introduction o f bills was
expected to pick up sharply
this week, especially in the
heavily-populated
lower
chamber.
Included in the proposal!
was a big package o f electicn laws, promised to the
House today or Tursday by
Rep. George Stallings, of
Duval. Stallings is head of
tha Legislature's i n t e r i m
committee on elections.
One o f tha bills In the elec
tions change _packaga_woujd
"permit ” a ’ candidate to vote
for at least one candidate of
an opposing party without
violating hla election oath.
The present election oath
calls for a candidate to vote
for 90 per cent o f hla party's
o p p o s e d candidates In his
county. Thus, a candidate Is
now
forced
to
vote
the
straight party ticket if there
are less than 10 opposed can
didates from his party on the
ballot.
Another bill in the election
package would waive the pre
sent one-year residency re
quirement fo r new Floridans
to vote In presidential elec
tions. They would have only
to prove they are qualified
voters in their home state
under the proposed change.
While hundreds of new
hills are expected in both
chambers this week, legisla
tors niny be thinking twice
before Introducing new tax
measures.
A total o f 149 bills were
Introduced in tha lluuse dur
ing the first week and 110 in
the Senate.
Two of them were big tax
hike measure! and were ap
parently sent to their deaths
in Senate "Judiciary 11" —
also known as "the killer"
committee where tax bills
concerned.
Senate
Connor
President J a m e s
and
House
Speaker
E. C. Rowell have let It be
known they are 100 per cent
behind
Gov.
Heydon
Ilurns'
stand against any new tax
es.
Connor sent ths two bills—
a sslrs tax on groceries and
drugs and a severance tax on
minerals— to the tax-killing
committee without hesitation.
Tha "Judiciary B " commit
tee, rhalrmanncd by Sen.
Clayton Mapoles, o f Milton,
Inrludaa several members of
the Senate power bloc which
put Connor Into the presi
dent's seat.
for more than five million educatlonally deprived children."
Johnson signed the bill at
the rural school where he first
learned Ihe three Ra.
Watching the President sign
the bill waa hi* first teacher,
Mrs. Kate Deadrich Looey, 72,
of Rough end Ready, Calif.
She was given the pen that
the President used in signing
Ihe bill.
The President said with the
new legislation "w e put Into
the hands of our youth more
than 30 million new books—
and into many schools their
first IlU arle*. We reduce the
terrible time lag in bringing
new teaching techniques Into
the nations classrooms."
When Johnson signed the
historic school aid program, he
brought Into being three new
federal education assistance
programs.
They are:
—It.Og billion to Improve the
schooling of about S 3 million
children from poor families.
— 100 million to buy library
and textbooks for the use of
atudenti and teachers in both
public and non-public schools.
—$100 million to encouraga
"shared tim a" education pro
jects developed by public, prl
vale and parochial educators
at the local level.
Divided
Attracts
JERUSALEM (U P I) — The the same d iy that Jews begin
holy places of divided Jer their annual Passover obser
usalem today attracted thou vance marking Ihe exodus of
the Israelites from Egypt.
sands of pUgrimi from around
In Vatican City Sunday,
the world.
Pope Paul VI opened Holy
By a rare coincidence of the Week on a sombre note. He
calendar, the Christian Holy ■aid current world conditions
Week falls at the same time at shake his faith in tba ability
(he Jewish Passover and the of man to prevent war.
Thousands
of
worshiper*
Moslem (cast of El Adhw.
Palm Sunday
Good Friday — one of the walked in a
holiest of Christian days — procession in Jordan's old city
will be celebrated this week on of Jerusalem, carrying palm
branches along the route once
followed by Jesus. Tbe ceremoney commemorates Christ'i
triumphal entry into Jerusalem
before His crucifixon.
OPEN WALL
‘War On Poverty1
Doing Good Job
z
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MURK MARINES DUE
According to a recent sur
vey there
are 173
"semiw ealthy" people >nSeminole
County. The survey doesn't tell
us exactly what is meant by
"sem l-wcaltby."
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The Sunshine State Parkway
in March had Its first "m il
lion car month" with 1,087,84)
vehicles rolling o ff 66.1 m il
lion miles on the 263-mile long
turnpike.
Zip Code 32771
“The N ile o f America**
in Long-
W h it was ■ garbage dump wood are not legally a part
only 18 months ago la now a o f the
on the S t Johns R iver * * * *
*
B y Paul Brookshire
c i<»c*
* * * *
CONGRATULATIONS are axtended to Cdr. B. B. Brown, (second from
le ft), commanding officer o f RVAH-8, winner o f the Bombing Derby, by
Vice Adm. Charles T. Booth II, commander o f U. 8. Naval A ir Forces in
the Atlantic Fleet, end Dr. W. Vincent Roberta, president o f the Central
Florida Council o f the Navy League, aa Mrs. Brown looks on proudly at
the Navy reception at the N A S Ballroom,
(Herald Photo).
BERLIN (U l’ i ) - The Com
munlsts opened the Berlin wall
today, permitting West Borliners to pay Easter visits to
East Berlin for the first time
alnce the barrier waa thrown
up nearly four year* ago.
Thousand* o f West Berliner*
trekked through tbe wail un
der a new Communiat threat
that tba visiting
privilege
might not be granted again.
Tha official East German
Communiat party newspaper
Neues Deutschland aald that
Ust week's controversial meet
ing of tha West German Par
liament had endangered a new
agreement on passe*, which is
scbrduled to be negotiated in
tbe next few months.
JUDY
LAVEND ER.
1107 South Oak A ve
nue, wag the lucky win
ner o f the RCA color
television set g i v e n
away at the final night
o f the unnuul Sanford
Auto Show. Auto deal
ers declared the threeday s h o w was the
“ most successful ever
staged here."
Loss Runs
In Millions
CHICAGO (U P I) — The death toll soared peat
200 today In the wake o f a barrage o f tornadoes
that smashed through six Midwest atatea from
Iowa to O h io. Rescue workers groped through
mounds o f rubble f o r
more victims.
The twisters slnmmcd
from the dark spring sky
Sunday afternoon a n d
The S a n f o r d Herald*
Bulletin
Sunday night. They le ft a
learned on reliable an*
trail o f tragedy. More than
thority
t h i a afternoon
1,000 persons were Injured
that the M a c F a d d e n
and property damage ran in
Foundation, which oper
to untold mllllnna o f dollara.
ates tha Sanford Naval
Bodlea were
atill being
Academy, here, and Cas
brought out o f the shamblea
tle Heights Military Aca
today.
Indiana waa hardest hit demy, at Lebanon, Tenn„
with at least 100 dead in the h a s purchased M ayfair
state'a worst disaster on rec Inn and its annex (m otel)
ord. Ohio caught the tall end from tha San Francisco
o f the storm and authorities Glanta.
The purchase, It waa
there counted at least 64 dead.
There were 34 dead In Michi said, also Includes tha
gan, seven In Illinois and Mayfair Country Club but
three in Wisconsin fo r an the Glante will continue
to operate the golf course.
overall death count o f 208.
The site o f the course ac
SU R V E Y DESTRUCTION
Two of
the hardest-hit tually Is owned by tba
areas were west o f Toledo, City o f Sanford but la
Ohio, where at least 20 per held under p e r p e t u a l
sons perished, and in a trail leasehold by tha Giants.
Col. H. J. Furman, San
er ramp at Dunlap, Ind.,
where the same number were ford academy superinten
dent, would nettner con
killed.
The storm took at least 18 firm nor deny the report.
||vca , t Lebanon. Ind., and at He aald he “ would check
least 17 In Lorain County my mail when I return to
the office thle afternoon.'*
west o f Cleveland.
Queried that the trassIndiana Gov, Roger Brantgan declared the stricken action waa to be made
area o f his state—a broad public at the City Com
tmnd stretching from near, mission meeting tonight.
Indianapolis, tha Hoosler cap Colonel Furman replied
ital to tha Michigan line— to that “ I have no authority
be a disaster area. An aerial to maka such an an
armada o f 18 planes took o ff nouncement at this time.**
at dawn to survey tha de
struction.
Authorities urged rural res
idents in need o f help to lay
out white aheets in tha form
o f a rrosa.
HORPITAI.B F IL L E D
Coosldarstioa ef amt etepa
Hospitals throughout the to be taken toward w str a battered areas in Michigan, (Job e f tbe lshafroot develop
Indiana and Ohio were filled ment project will be discussed
today with Injured. Makeshift by Sanford City Commission
morgues were set up In some
ers at their meeting at City
towns for the dead. Homeless
Hall at 8 p. m. tonight
famillea filled high schools,
Other businesa include* dis
churches and National Guard
cussion at tha possible grant
armories.
ing of a bus franchise, two
The twister* knocked down
public bearings on re-sonlng,
homes, stores,
barns and
as well as consideration of en
trees. They left streets tn
larging ihe proposed annex
many towns deep with rubble
ation area at Hwy 17-92 and
and debris. National GuardsOnora Road.
men were called out to patrol
Tbe commission has been
some areas where there waa
asked to Join the Southern Ball
a possibility o f looting.
Telephone Company in a re
Civil dafense workers, pol
icemen and volunteers set up quest to repeal the federal
flood
lights and s i f t e d esclse tax on communication
through shattered buildings services and also to Join tba
all night long In search o f Seminole County Chamber ot
Commerce in petitioning tha
the dead and injured.
Indiana reported parts o f Florida Public Utilities Com
40 counties were without mission for a county-wide tolaelectrical power because o f phone service.
Prior to the tegular comthe storm.
The- f « K * - e f -the -tv rxxidscc - jutssian. znedlny^ official*. wJJl__
meet at 7 p. m. at the new
waa aweaome.
One twister rolled back a Pinehurst Park at Cheat Ave
new blacktop road In Michi nue where Acting Mayor A. L.
gan aa If it were a rug. A n Wilson wlU throw out tha first
other derailed 60 cars o f a ball in a kick-off Babe Ruth
freight train in Ohio. Boata U agu e game between Civitan
docked on Lake Erie near and Rotary teams. The park
Point Place were tossed on will be dedicated. The public la
top of houaea. Aluminum aid invited to attend tha ceremon
ing from homee near Mount ies and the following game.
Gilead, Ohio, waa rapped (See Page 8 for picture and
additional story.)
around utility poles.
Lakefront Move
To Be Studied
■ enneuf
f t
ALWAYS PIMrr QUALITY
NEXT
8UND AY
IS E A S T E R !
SPORT
SUITS
Easter Line
Contaminated
JACKSONVILLE (UPI)
A lias i f staffed Eaatar
chicks sad dacha has baas
foead to bo coataaiiaaUd
with food poiooalagi tha
Stato Beard ef Health re
peated today.
Officials aald they receiv
ed word from the U. 8.
Pabllc Health Service that
tha prodarts called "Nataral Chicks" sad "Nataral
Dacha" ware faaad to have
salmawctla, a type of feed
poUoalag.
6 " .7 *
•
Bocraarker, Rayeae,
Cot tans
• Solids, Chocks. Itripas
• Matcklig Paata sad
• Blaao I to U
r
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Legal Notice
Legal Notice
1 win g w ont .
W a g n e r Hoad)
ru n W aat a lo n g tha N orth
r is h t - o f- w a y o r P la to Road
411 a d istan ce o f l l o fa s t to
t , th anca N o rth e rly on a
K ln
■a p a ra lle l ta tha 'Veet
r ig h t - o f- w a y lln a o f S tata
R oad 11-444 a distan ce o f 110
feat to a p o in t; thence K ae te r ly on a lin e p a ra lle l to the
N orth rig h t- o f- w a y lin e of
S ta te (load 414 a d ista n ce of
t in feet to a point In the
W e s te rly r ls h t - o f- w a y
line
nf S ta ta R oad l l j e t i thane*
South a lo n g tk a w a a t r ig h to f- w a y lln a to Htate Road l l
ano a dlatonca n f 114 fe a t to
• point o f b e g in n in g .
( f t A ll th a t portion o f tha
r is h t - o f- w a y or If. A H ig h
w a y 1M I w h ich abuta an y
o f th a above daaerlbad p ro
p e rty .”
r tT T n r lo n g w ood
Tty i / • / O. R . flhom ate
C it y C le rk
P u b lish A p ril I I , t i l l
C D L -14
Legal Notice
In o t ir meat dept. •
In th e (w o rt o f th e U o o a tr
J o n e s , Sem tools C o o o ty, FloeId o . l a Proha lo
i n ra t R otate of
JO H N J E F F
Daceaaed
T a A R CrodNoee nad F o r —»o
K a r la #
C la im s • ' Dom aada
Iwift'a Pn m Imri T i n t
Slictd Bologna
N O T IC E t o A P T L Y r o »
m C U L U K Q I 4I .A T 10V
TO W HOM I T
M A T COMC K f t N : N n rira K h#r#by s lv e n
Aaalaat Said Retain
« f the In ten tio n lo a p p ly lo **>•
You and each of you a ra
l » * l Hessian o f th« F lo r id a
hereby no tified and req u ired to
w
le g is la t u r e fo r p « » i» g s of an
preeent a n y claim # end demand#
• c l , (he eub etenr* r a in in g lo
w h ich you, or eith e r o f yo u.
(h a a n tia M tln n to the r l t y of
m ay have a g a in st tha aetata
Hctkmb' b OfBNfg Band SlMltBd
X *n g w o «4
o f th«
fo llo w ing
of JO H N J E F F , deceased, U fa
d e trrlh a d p ro p e rty.
o f aald C o unty, lo the C o u n ty
" ( a ) Tho N o rth H o f th a t
Ju d s e
of
Seminole
C o u n ty ,
p a rt o f L o t IT . Illo rh ” D " of
F lo rid a , a t hla o ffice In the
I) . It. M ltchelt'a H urvey of
c o u rt houae o f aald C o u n ty a t
th a f-avy f lr a n t , a cco rd in g lo
Ban fo rd , F lo rid a , w it h in arts
th o F la t recorded th a ra o f In
c a le n d a r m onths from tha lim a
M o t Nook I . P o m I P u b lic
of tha f ir s t publication a f thla
nooord* or a am io o U C o u n ty,
notice. Tw o copies o f each
M e rid a , ly in g w a t t o f S tate
c la im or demand a h a ll be In
Itoad 44*. N orth o f P la ta
w r itin g , and ■hall sta te the
Hoad 111 and South o f Head
p la in n f residence and poat
H U M -o f-W a y
convoyed
In
o ffice addrea* o f tha c la im a n t,
re m ln n l* C o u n ty b y dead r e
and sh a ll he aw orn In by the
corded In O ffic ia l tlocorda
rla lm a n t, hla aaent nr a tto rn e y
B o o k 1. P a s o f t . In cold
and accom panied by a filin g
C la rk 'a offleo (C h u rc h R tr a a t lt
fee o f one dollar sa d auch
daacrlbad aa fe llo w a : B E G IN - IN T U B C IR C U IT C O U R T O F c la im or demand not ao filed
N IN O a t conoratO m onum ent T H H
N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I R a h a ll be void.
a t In ta ra a e ilo n o f W a o ta rly C U IT IN A N D F O R 0R N IN O I.K
/a / Anna H a rr is J e f f
rig h t- o f- w a y o f H lo lo Road C O C N T r , F L O R ID A .
A d m in is tra trix of th a ae
11.444 and th a S o u th e rly IN C H A N C E R Y NO, HAST
ta ta of
r l t h t . o f • w a y nr C h u rch
N O TIC'D T O D B F R N D O R
JO H N J E F F , decaaaed
■trea t, ru n W i l t along SouthO R D R R O P P U B L IC A T IO N
B T E N B T R O K , D A V IS A
o r ly r ls h t- o t- w o y of C h u rch
» t 'I T F O R F O R B C L O e U R K
M e IN T O fH
S tre e t to N erthw o at c o rn e r of M cC A U O K A N M O R T O A O R A tto rn e y a fo r A d m ln la tra tria
• a id L o t IT , B lo c k " D ”. of COM P A N T , IN C , a F lo r id a cor- Poat O fflca H o i 1114
D, ft. U ltrh a U ’ a H u rra y of tha m ira tio n ,
Sa n fo rd , F lo rid * l l J T t
T.evy ( I r a n i ; thanca S o u th e r
P la in t if f , P u b lla h A p ril 4, I I , I I . 14, 1111
ly a lo ilB tho W a it lin e o f a rid
C D L -14
L o t IT , • dlatonca of t i l l IA M K H W . H U N T E R and K A
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F
fe a t to a p o tn ti thanca R e a l- R E N L . H U N T E R , hla w i f i .
o r ly l l l . l l fe a t to a point In
D ira n d a n ta . T H H N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I R
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W a it a r ly r ls h t - o f- w a y lln a T O t J A M E S W . H U N T E R and
of S tate Hoad 11- 140, aald
K A H K N 1- I I IJ N T K R , hla C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A .
4’H A K C R H Y NO. f 4<OS
point b a in s 104.1 fa e t South
w ife ,
F IR S T
FED ERA L
H A VIN G H
o f the point o f b a s in n ln s :
(H eeldence U n k n o w n )
A
N D fJ )A N A S S O C IA T IO N O F
(hence N o rth e rly along W eal
I f a liv e , and If e ith e r, both,
r ls h t - o f- w a y o f S ta te Road
n r a ll be dead, tha u n O R LA N D O , a co rp o ra tio n .
P la in t if f ,
11-141 • dlatonca ■o f I S t .l
kn o w n
Italra,
davlaaaa,
(e a t to a p o in t of b a s in n ln s .
g ra n te e s, a s s ig n e e s lie n o rs,
rra d lto ra , truataaa, o r o th JO H N F , JO HN SO N and N S (b ) T h a South H of th a t p a rt
er c la im a n ts by, th ro u g h, D B A f l. JO H N SO N , hla w i f i ;
o f I-ot IT , B lo c k " D " , o f D. n .
M ltrhoU 'a S u r r e y o f th a L e v y
under or a g a in st them and and T H E FG H K H T P R O P E R T
a ll u n kn o w n p a rtie s H e lm I E S , IN C . a M aesachueetta c o r
( Ir a n i o c co rd ln s to p lat rain g lo hava a n y r ig h t, t llla p o ratio n.
rnrdad lh a ra n f In P la t Book
D efen dan ts
1. P a so I , P u b tle Record a of
nr In la ra a t In tha property
N O T IC E O F S U IT
h a r a t n if ta r daacrlbad, alt
Sam lno la C o u n ty, F lo r id a , 1yn f whoa# resid ence a re U N - T O t JO H N P . JO HN SO N
I n s W a it or BtalO R oad I 0( ,
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KN O W S#
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N E IJ R A O. JO H N SO N
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U nkno w n
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To u a ra haraby n o tifie d th at
llt s M - n f .w a y
conveyed
to has been b roug ht wgalnat you
Sem inole C o u n ty by dead r e by M cO A U U lf AN M O R T G A G E a su it has been file d a a a ln a t
canted In O ffic ia l Reoorda COM P A N T , IN C ., a F lo r id a cor- you In ih e above e n title d causa,
B o o k 1, P a n e i t . In oald Bo ratio n , to fo r rc lo io a c e rta in and th at you a re req u ired to
yo u r a n sw e r
w ith
tha
lo rtg ag a
m ore
p a rtic u la rly file
C la rk 'a offloa (C h u rc h S t r e e t ) :
M ore p a r t ic u la r ly daacrlbad daacrlbad In tha C o m p lain t I l i C la r k o f th la C o u rt and to
aarva
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p ro p e rty,
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In neys. whoae name and addraaa
r fs h t - o f- w a y o f P la ta Rood crib ed
11-100 and N o rth e rly rig h t- Se m ln a la C o u n ty, F lo r id a , to- la ( I I I * ) , lla d r lc k A Itoblnaon,
144 K aat C hurch lltra e t, O rla n o f-w e y of P la to Rood 414 w i l l
L o t I I and th a t p a rt n f L o t do, M o rtd a, not la te r th a n M ay
k n o w n oa Longw nod • W a g
I I , O A K L A N D H I L L S , dee- I I , t i l l , tr you f a ll to do ao a
n e r H oad) ru n W oot along
crlb ed aa fa llo w a i B e g in n D e rraa P ro confaeeo w ill ba en
N o rth e rly
rig h t- o f- w a y
of
in g a t a p o in t on tho cu rve tered a a a ln a t you fo r th a r e
P la to R oad 414 a dletanea of
o f the K a a t rla h t- o f- w a y lie f demanded In th a C o m
141.1 feat ta W aat lin e o f l-ot
lln a of K n rln n W a y a t the p la in t. T h la su it la to fo re
IT , M o ck " D " , n . It . M itc h e ll’*
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S u rv e y o f M v y ( Ir a n i • • raDowny flake frente
e r ly lin e o f L o t 10; (hence p e rty proceeded a a a ln a t le:
corded in P la t Bo o k I , t t n *
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B K H O N E, acco rd in g to tho
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w a y lino o f Start# R oad 14-400
Huet'a Hr Mw Very M
and
fo r o th er re lie f, and you
C la r k
a dlatanoo o f 111.* f * 4t * • *
l l y i M arth a T . V lh la n , D . C .
c o n rra ta m onum ent; thence are req u ired to ftl# y o u r A n
E a s t e r ly a lo n g aald W eat s w e r to aald C o m p lain t or ( I l l —, If ad ric h R Hoblnaon
rig h t- o f- w a y lin e o f S l a t ; oth er p la a d ln s i on tha C la r k 141 E a s t C h u n -li S tre e t
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N O T IC E IH I I K R K B T G IV E N ,
la n d being p a r t ic u la r ly daa C o m p lain t.
EXTRA
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th ereon.
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• f - w a y a t P la ta R oad 114
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Year at
I I I ) fe a t to p o in t thanca
B y t M aalno H o w e ll
•aplraa Wad,, April 14, 1945
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k la l and M y rtla Ja n k ln a . A ll of
lln a p a ra lle l to th a N orth
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aald p ro p e rty baln g in tha C o u n
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o f . w a y ttna t a S ta ta B ea d to R - t D u p le * : Hag 111 ft HE- ta tha h lg h aat aaah bidder at
14-444 a dlatanoo o f 114 loot ’e r ly a lo n g Im ho M a ry lllv d tha fro n t door o f th a Bam lnola
C o u n ty C o u rt Houae a t Banfo rd ,
to a point or be g in n in g .
from tha HK’ e rly r o r o f Lo t 10,
•aplraa Wad., April 14, 1*41
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recorded In P la t Hook I , t i l l (Ir a p r v llla A v e .. Sam lnola LA N O
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by
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nam e
of
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HUNT'S
TOMATO CATSUP
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l y l n s W eat o f P la te ttoad F lo r la t and N u reary and IhRi. ed to aarva a copy of y o u r
l i - i a a and N orth o f road w e In la n d to r a g la le r aald an a w ar o r o b larttn n a to show
r is h t - o f- w a y
conveyed
to nam * w ith th a C la rk o f tha cau a* w h y said P e titio n should
B am lnola C o u n ty by deed r e C ir c u it C o u rt, Sem inole C o unty not ba a ra n ta d . on tb * a lt e r corded In O ff ic ia l lle ro rd e F lo r id a , la accordance w ith tha n ay s fo r
P a iltln n a r .
BTKN aaplte* Wad., April 14, I N I
B ook 1, P a s a T l. In aald p rovision s o f th a
F lc tlt lo u a BTH O M . D A V IS A M rlN T O S It,
Ab m u M JHfy
c la r k ’ a o ffic e (C h u rc h S lr a a t ), Name S ta tu te *, l a - w l l l Section Post O ffic e lla a t i l e , E d w a rd s
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f ile tha o rig in a l In lh a o fflca
B ig : E r ie U V lh la n
Of tha C la r k a t th a C irc u it
aitu ara ly ln e and b a ls a at
E U la B , V lh la n
(WUNr Devil* Ned, Yadov)
th e So u tkaaat c u rso r a t tha P u b llah A p r il I t . t l , t l A M ay C o u rt, on or b a fo rs the H a t
B a u lk W Of th a t p a rt o f Lo t I . 1* 41.
d a y a f A p ril, t i l l .
IT , B lo c k " I T . o f It. R . M IL c u t , - l l
H e rrin f a ll not a r a decree
eb atra S u rv e y of tha L e v y
pro confasao w i l l ba antarad
ML
( I r a n i, a cco rd in g to plat rar ir r m o u a b a r e
a g a in .t you.
fCOTTI CONFIDCTt
corded tb a ra a f ta P la t Hook n o t i c e IB h arab y a lv e n (b a t
W IT N E S S m y hand and tha
I , P a s s I , P u b llo Recorda of I am anaagad la bualnaaa a t asal o f sa id C o u rt In Banfo rd ,
24-at.
Aam lnolo C o u n ty , F lo r id a , l y H I T Irtndan ltd - Bam lnola C oua Bam lnola C o u n ty, F lo r id a , th la
Jiffy
8 7 *
in g W o rt o f S ta ta Hoad • • • , ty , F lo r id a , und er th e flc tltlo u a t l t h d a y o f M arch , A . D * t i l l .
N o rth a f S ta te S a i l 444 an d name a f. N atio n al U u tltia ia ( B E A L )
Wad., April 14, I N I
■oiirh of road rla h t- o f- w a y C o n su lta n ts and th at t Intend
C la r k of tha C irc u it C o u rt
conveyed to Sem inal# C o u n lo r e a d ie r aald a s m s w ith tha
Bomtnola C o u n ty, F la .
t y by dead recorded in O ff i c l e r k o l tha C ir c u it C o u rt,
E y i M a rth a T . V lb la a
c ia l n aco rd a D e c k 1, P a s a T l, Sem inole C o u n ty, F lo r id a , la
D e p u ty C la rk
w ith
the
p ro vl B T H N S T R O M , D A V IS *
In aald c la rk 'a u fflc a (C h u rc h accord ance
S t r e e t ) . Sa id p a rc e l o f land •lone o f tho F lc tltlo u a Name M aINTOBM
b a la g p a r t ic u la r ly describ ed S ta tu te s , to - w ltl B e a tle s 141.11 Fu at O ffic e B o a 111*
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• • fo llo w s l B E O IK N 1NO a l F lo r id a B la tu te a H I T .
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Hwy# 17*92and
Onora Dr., Sanford
BO UBSt
MOWw T P M ., R K I), SAT.: I:t*-TM
THUUv, n iL , 104 - 9:44 .
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C a u e lb e rty
■OURSi • . % MON. . SAT.
kraft's miracle
swiff's maats
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for babias
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April 12, 1965 — Pag* 3
EC K E R D
D rua S t o r e s
SI»ECIALS
FOR THE FOLLOWING ST 0 H E S - 0 NLY!
•
•
•
•
•
•
DOWNTOWN ORLANDO
CONWAY
PINICASTLI v
WINTER PARK
CASSELBERRY
SANFORD
DIXIE CRYSTALS
M IC R IN
MltS. ROSAMOND Chapman, chairman o f the
community service committee o f the Pilot Club,
«li?play« tlccorntctl Enater egpa on anle to awell
the club'a fuml o f charity work. The "eggheads"
are on sale at First Federnl Savings and San
ford Public Library and will lie on sale on Good
Fridny at Winn-Dixie.
(Herald Photo)
Altamonte Community Library
Association Names Officers
By Julia BarIon
Altamonte Spring* C o m*
munity Library A**ociation,
at ita annual election meet*
ing, nnmrd Mra. Jomei W al
ter to aervp hrr aecond conpecutivc year a* president o f
the organization.
Other officers are Robert
Ilnttawuy,
vice
president)
Mrs. l.uw'retire Swafford, sec
retary; II. H. Jarrnrd, treas
urer and Mrs. Pat Blackman,
publicity chairman.
New trustees are Mrs. A l
bert Starke and Mra. Mere
dith Salyer. Mra. Fred Bassman and Erich Dallman will
uintinuc to s en e for another
year.
Mrs. W alter expressed ap
preciation to all members and
friends who helped make the
Area Churches
To Have United
Easter Services
By Jane Casselberry
Several
South
Seminole
Churches wilt be uniting for
special Faster Services.
Itev. Martin Foutz o f Mes
siah Lutheran Church, Cas
selberry. w ill be speaker at
a Good Friday service at 7:30
p.m. at the Casselberry Com
munity Methodist Church.
An Faster Sunrise Service
is planned for 6 a.m. Sunday
at the Lyman High School
Athletic Field. Rev. Dctmai
Copeland o f the Community
Methodist Church, Cassellxrry. will be principal speaker.
The public is invited to
both these services.
1004 project! a succrss with
special recognition to Mrs.
Eugene Taylor fo r her part
in the old newspaper project,
to Chester Seymour fo r hit
book committee, and to Mr*.
M. G. Pate for all her serv
ices.
Reports
on
the
library
building fund and giowth of
the library were given.
Mrs. Florence Cuursen, l i
brarian, noted that there now
are 0,110 books on hand, an
Increase o f 1,100 from last
year. During the year, 0,908
books were
circulated, o f
which 4,004 were paperback*.
A donation o f 194 paperback*
was received.
Mr*. Coarsen expressed ap
preciation fo r volunteer as
sistance at the library during
the jiust year and advised
that help atill is needed each
Saturday afternoon for the
coming two months. Those in
terested in assisting should
contact her at the library.
It was reported that "Birds
o f the W orld" had been pur
chased by the library in the
name o f Miss Anna V. A.
Cline.
The Annual Silver Tea was
scheduled fo r Sunday, May 2,
at the home o f Dr. and Mrs.
R. J. Henns, 103 8R 436.
Complete details will be an
nounced at later date.
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Murder
I l l ere has been no lack o f arrests
In the past in eases o f assault and
murder arising out o f the South's
civil rights struggles. This happen
ed sw iftly following the beating o f
three ministers in Selma, AUu, one
o f whom later died.
W hat would be different would
be a conviction and appropriate pun
ishment following a fa ir trial prov
ing the guilt o f those responsible.
This, more then anything else,
would go fa r toward restoring the
confidence o f the nation In the de-
And Honor
Christ Is With You
s in and ability o f ths Sonth to solve
its own problems legally, morally,
responsibly and reasonably.
I t has nothing to do with the spec*
lflc events thst brought these men
to this troubled town. It is not a
question o f one race against anoth
er, o f one section o f the country
conflicting with another, o f one set
o f beliefs in opposition to snother.
I t Is a matter o f simple h o n o r something to which southernen
have always asserted a strong claim.
y
Substantial
leave the shelter o f his ship until the
fifth Gemini sometime In 1966, so the
U 8 8 R is atlll at least that far ahead
o f ua.
In beating a pathway to the moon,
however, this country's aeries o f
Ranger probes, and the unmanned
Surveyor landings that will come la
ter, will have contributed aa much
fundamental, necessary knowledge as
any space spectacular.
I f the Russians do get to the moon
first, this may be some consolation.
Right now, experts say, the " I f re
mains pretty substantial, despite
Leonov’s whittling it down a chunk.
Thought For Today
The Russian accomplishment is not
to be minimised o f course. An Amer.
lean astronaut la not scheduled to
They a n like • dream when one
awakes, on awaking you despise
their phantoms,— Psalms 78:20.
•
e
e
N ever look down to test the
ground before taking the next step:
only hs who keeps nls eye fixed on
the fa r horizon will find hU right
road,— Dag Hammarsjold.
cue?”
T o understand how the mind
cooperates with the body,
please remember that wa are
endowed with two relatively
this yroMom of faith heal separate nervous systsms.
The cerebro-apinal (Brain k
ing, hot If you havo a scien
tific mind, thou scrapbook cord) controls thinking. It la
tkte case today and Ua fol thus hooked up with our eyes,
ears, fingers, etc., and en
low-up tomorrow.
CASE V-441: Noel J„ aged ables us to reset to the ex
M, is a high school chomietry ternal world.
Suppose K bad to pay atten
teacher,
"But Up- Crane," he begin, tion to auch normal internal
" I also handle a Sunday School tasks sa telling our heart to
beat T1 time* every minute?
C lu s o f teen-agers.
"They want to know bow Or our lungs to breathe M
Yilth euros* can bo oxpUlnod timee per minute?
Or our stomach to contract
ecleotUfUaUy.
"B ut 1 lack tho medical several Umea, na well as our
knowtodgo to answer thorn. So sweat glands to secrete or
could you come to m y res- etop doing eo? Why, we would
Herald Area Correspondent*
P a f* 4
Sanford, Florid*
Monday, April 12, 1965
never be free to watch the out
side world
Nor would we have time to
think nr play the piano or
So God added a second ner
vous system to take care of
these mechanical acta of our
Inner body.
It is called the automatic,
and It controls the automatic
functions, sueh as blinking,
swallowing, digestion, breath
ing, heartbeat and bipod press
ure, plus many other glandu
lar actions.
But taka note I Although
these two nervous systems are
apparently separate, they can
still interact.
For there la a nerve fiber
that connects them at each
vertebral
That's why fear, worry and
tpprebenaon, which are sup
posedly restricted to the brain,
eao still give you a peptic ulcer
rad
high
blood pressure,
though the latter are normally
within the province of the
autonomic system.
For whenever nervous en
ergy piles up too high in the
brain, unless wa reduce it by
•xerclae, it finally short-cir
cuits across Into that auton
omic nervous aetsm.
Then It rushes to our heart,
our stomach, our sweat glands,
etc., and prods them,
H u t's
why
your
heart
pounds, your blood pressure
aoomi and you get butterflies
-In- y w v cUmacfc- wfaen-yousee
your sweetheart
O r when you have stage
fright about singing your first
church solo or making your
first speech.
The brain can unduly sxclta
your glands, a t well as muscits, and thus throw a monkey
wrench Into the smooth func
tioning of your Internal or-
But It can also aootho Worn
and promote a more normal
output of their secretions when
they havo boon figuratively
tied up la knots because ot
your hectic Ufa or tear and
tensIon.
A person who thus la scored
that ho is dying and whose
apprehension fate short-cir
cuited across into this auto
nomic system tor weeks, may
thus aootho his Internal or
gans by faith.
Prayer, the Catholic coo
ksiskml, a visit with a clergy
man or a serene church mem
ber, may thus relax such a
tense f — "rtiWr and the* lot
tho normal restorative chemis
try of tha body got back to
normal.
la psychiatry, we often urge
aa "emotional catharsis" hut
tha mind can also offer peakhy folks a psychological ca
tharsis ef * vary beneficial
Bruce Biossot — Roy Crowley
W ASH IN G TO N (N B A ) —
Bombing o f the U.S. embas
sy In Saigon— two Americans
killed, 64 wounded and acting
Ambaaaadnr U. Alexis John
son eut by flying glass—
brings to mind a lunch with
Jnhnson at his Saigon resi
dence.
The garden o f Johnson’s
home wse quiet and orderly.
The house seemed alm oit em
pty, The French built their
colonial homes with simple,
spsrlous open lines. You'd
think you ware a thousand
mllaa from any war. The
service was tasteful, tha con
versation aubdued.
The high celling fans mov
ed slowly and noleely. There
waa hardly a mound as tha
two o f us ate a light mixture
o f Amerlcan-V l e t n a m e s e
food.
But
them
were three
■trends o f wire along the top
o f the wall around tha housa
and garden. Thera waa a
soldier in a sentry box at tha
gate. We'd ridden out In an
embaasy car with a plain
clothes bodyguard riding next
to the driver.
As we ato we looked out
the windows at the ganlnn.
From where we were seated
the high-celling house teem
ed, In fact, to ba all huge
windows. A V iet Cong with
out much effort could asslly
throw a grenade over the
garden well with Its wire and
B E R R Y 'S
Into the home, lie could al
most do it blind and stand a
reasonably good chance o f
hitting n window, they were
eo numerous and so largeRiding back to tha embas
sy, I couldn't help Baking
"H ow dnngeroua is it T Do
you worry I "
” 1 gueaa It'a dangerous,''
Johnson said. "Y ou see that
little bridge Just aheadf The
Viet Cong know this is tho
way l come and go from
home. The polka found a
bomb under that brldga n
few daya ago. Tha presump
tion la th a t.it w a i scheduled
to go o ff when my car Went
by.
"B u t you ra n t go on think
ing about these things all the
time. You’d never get any
thing done. You have to put
them out o f your mind.”
Tha embaaey took precau
tions. Going there, you'd get
out o f your taxi in tha mid
dle o f the itreet, p a s s
through a "fence” o f wire,
then atap into the embassy
entryway where a U.S. Ma
rina would check your creden
tials, phone upetalra to verify
your appointment. Nona of
thia would prevent anyone
from throwing a bomb or
aetting o ff one In the itreet
or in a next door building. It
could happen any time.
W ith all thia, there was
very little elr o f danger or
excitement. D e s p i t e
the
By David Read
(Prom the beak poMUhed by
The Macmillan Co.)
Dbtribwted by Newspaper Eapriac A s m .
The city taint haa learned to
take God as he finds Him.
Perhaps the best—the o n ly way to develop that thought la
to make eome attempt to dis
cover what Christ U laying to
him, through all hit exper
iences. Could it be something
like this?
This it M y city, mlerocosm
o f My world.
Cities were built to house the
gods. This city bouses the as
pirations of civilized men, the
things they strive for and
exult, all they consider good
and wise. Find Me in all
these.
Cities were built for pro
tection and peace. This city
la wide open to the attacks
o f bitter men and o f tough de
prived youths, to the indul
gences and deceits of accept
ed existence, and to the threat
o f sky-borne destruction. Find
Me (you must look harder)
in all these.
Where men and women
work, and families relax to
gether end children play and
quarrel and make up, I am.
Where love and bate is;
where passion displaces com
mon sense; where a wise word
is spoken In jest; 1 am.
In board rooms and billard
rooms,
My
voice
spesks
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any reason whatsoever, be re
garded as the least important
of My brothers.
It U holy, as I am holy.
So are you, within it.
I love you, not because you
were baptised and brought up
with My name on your lips;
not because you have made
some sort of response to My
Word and Deed; not because
you have shown the slightest
success in being like Me or
useful to Me.
I love you as a human be
ing made for the Father.
I love you as you—a distant
moment in the full-scale symphony they call world history.
1 love you because you live,
as all men live, by the power
( I f you would like to read all
o f "Seek a City Saint," con
sult your local bookseller or
send 12.95 to City Saint, c In
The Sanford Herald, P. 0.
Box 489, Dept. A, Grand Cen
tral Station, New York, N. Y .
10019.)
known danger and your awn
recollection o f past incident!,
thcM precaution! somehow
teemed overly dramatic, eo
peaceful and quiet were the
residential streets w h e r e
Johnson lived and so normal
tha work within tho embas
syThs terrorist captured In
thia latest bombing claimed
to be no V iet Cong. He said
he'd Joined tha rumble fo r
flBO, not fo r principle.
When we w e n in Beiges,
V iet Cong ex parte aseured
me some major terrorist acts
in tha eity in the peat had
lieen by mas hired by tha
Viet Cong.
"Y ou can go Into tha Sai
gon shack town ■ and find
men who would do anything
fo r a little money,” said a
man who had mada it his
business to llvs awhile in
those slums.
TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) Nuclear scientist Dr. Edward
Teller blames "Irresponsible"
congressmen and Defense De
partment officials for the
weak condition o f the nation’ s
civil defense program — a
weakness he feels n a y prove
the end of us all.
Ifae nation's citizens and
leaders mutt wake up quickly
to the urgency for a mass
bomb shelter program, said
Teller, who addressed state
officials at a luncheon.
" I f we do not prepare, It
Will be tha end of the United
States and the end o f free
dom ," said Teller, "fath er"
o f th« hydrogen bomb.
Wyoming’s Church Butte
waa named by the first Mor
mon wagon train in 1147 bacauaed it resembled a holy
edifice and they stopped
The V iet Cong, It’s under thsro to worship.
stood, hires these outsiders
because it la chary about the
OVER 35 YEARS
way it axpenda its profes
A t First k Palmetto
sionals.
(Alongside aid post office)
A year or eo age, one highplaced American suggested
infiltrating the stums o f Belgon with agents and selfhelp programs so thars'd be
govemment-U.B. ears to the
ground to spy out such ter
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through men’s voices, end is o f a Iamb slain from the foun
.
contradicted by men's voices, dation o f the world.
and knows interference from
As I love you. to 1 love a l
men's voices.
la the city. A ll are mint.
And 1 am for alL
Everywhere M y word la
questioned, and M y questions
I am on your tide. N ever
are answered.
mind—at thii moment—whose
Everywhere My law Is un aide you are on, or think you
breakable, and My law are arc oo. I am on youri.
On your aide and at your
broken. AH serve Me. 1 serve
aide.
all.
In heaven, o r in bell.
In this city I have a Body.
I have put you In your place. +
It serves Me, in a kind of
way Men are to ace Me to Its With me you will stand in
face, and experience Me in Its heaven and alongside others.
My place it in the holy o f
deeds.
I have other faces and other holies and the ungodly o f undeeds. My Body is My full godiiei. You can come.
I have do resting place, no
ness. I have chosen and sent
i t 1 build it up. In it My judge weekend cottage.
You have no place to lay
ment begins.
It represents to the city the your head—except My side.
Take the low eit place: that .
unity of all mankind.
^
It represents to the city My Is where you belong.
You will find Me there.
love for any who might, for
for a ll Wound
better cooking.
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In fir l
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Polaris 'Father' Now No. 1 Spy
April 12, 1965 — Page 5
Altamonte Asks
County Aid In
Drainage Project
W A S H IN G T O N
By Donat Estes
Altim onte
Council,
In
Sprtaji
Town
regular
teuton,
patted a reaolutlon requesting
the county to participate with
the town In a drainage pro
gram.
The
resolution
waa
result
o f an extensive discussion by
the council following reading
o f a report from Glace Engin
eering on drainage of Spring
Hill Manor.
Council voted to purchase
property fom John Dalton to
open Keystone, presently a
deadend street.
A letter from Town Attor
ney Joe Davis was read stat
ing that he had bid on, and
purchased at an auction, a
1M1 model truck, a diesel trac
tor and a backhoe for I t .930.
Davis had been authorised by
council to handle the matter.
An ordinance adopting the
Florida Model Traffic Ordin
ance was approved after three
consecutive readings and a
resolution wss pissed support
ing the economic opportunity
act which pertains to job train
ing.
It wss agreed to Install a
street light on Penn Avenue,
east of Beverly, aa petitioned
for by five property owners on
the street.
City Superintendent A. C.
Brown waa autorlxed to have
fill dirt applied where needed
on Newburyport Road. The fill
presently is on adjacent pro
perty to the road.
The fire department was au
thorised to get bids on 12 sets
o f boots and jackets, six handlights, two C02 extinguishers
and one auxiliary light plant.
(U P I )
— now C IA
ilirretor o f
plan*, was anxious to
Retired Vice Adm. William F. nt the agency** deputy direc the C IA post.
N EW EST MEMHER o f the Black Hills Passion Play cast is fed by Sylvia
PeLnnjt who takes time out from selling tickets to hold Imttle for hungry
actor, one o f a flock used in the piny. The drama, now licing presented at
Lake Wales Amphitheatre, will conclude its 13th Florida season Euster
Sunday.
The library, which la open
7-9 p.m. Tuesday, 2-4 p.m.
Thursday and ti-11 n.m. Sat
urday, is maintained by the
Civic League free of charges
except for overdue fines and
charge! fo r damaged liooks.
The facility is located in the
Civic League Building on
Church Street across from
the Longwood Hotel.
Other statistics
reported
Included the facts that 1,295
persons were registered with
the library and 5,200 books
are on hand.
A Longwood person, who
withes to remain anonymous,
recently donated aeven hooks
o f fairly late fiction, and 229
books, 150 of which are new,
have been added. Many old
from Aerojet General Corporation I from tha N a vy
at Pasadena, Calif. He retired j months ago.
Raborn Jr., a N avy missile tor and Ihu* No. 2 man to
McCone, a Republican, waa
man known ns the ‘'father of Italwrn.
appointed by the late Presi
the Polaris." is the nation's
The President »aid he did dent John F. Kennedy to suc
new master spy— succeeding not know when the appoint ceed Allen W. Dulles a* CIA
chief. Prior to that, he served
John A . MrConie as director ments would take effect or
during the Eisenhower admin
o f the Central Intelligence when he would send Raborn'* istration a* chairman o f the
Agency (C IA ).
nomination to the Senate for Atomic Energy Commission
President Johnson announc confirmation. " I a**ume it ( AECt.
ed the appointment o f the will he at an early date," he
Raborn, a native of De
60-ycar-old Raborn Sunday at said.
catur, Tex., and a 1928 grad
hia Texas ranch.
It ha* been known for aome uate of the U. S. Naval Acad
A t the same time, he nam time that McCone, a (t3-year- emy, is now vice president
ed Richard McGarrah Helms, old
California Industrialist, for project management of
about
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Church To Have
Civic League Issues Annual
Report On Longwood Library
Ry Ihmna Kstea
The lihrary report given
at the April meeting o f the
Longwood Civic League revealed that 4,472 hooka were
circulated by the lihrary last
year to 2,050 patrons.
retire
‘Real’ Easter
By Donna Kstea
Rev. K. Ruth Grant, pas
honks have been discarded or
sold.
A third flunrscent light
has been added for the adult
reading
room
and
Elton
Heath has donated a swivel
chair for use nt the checkout
desk.
Serving ns librarian
is
Mrs. Margy Manner, assisted
by
Miss
Dorothy
Heath.
Charles Stewart, and Mrs.
Blanche Kissane.
It has tieen announced that
the lihrary will continue to
remain open during the sum
mer as it did last year.
Mrs. Ida Stewart, chair
man o f the tag day held re
cently to benefit the library,
reports that *115.50 was gen
erously donated by the pub
lic at this time. She express
ed her appreciation to the
public fur ita support and to
the women who worked on
the tag day with assistance,
in many cases, by their hus
band*.
tor o f the First Pentecostal
Church o f Longwood, has an
nounced that service* at her
church on Good Friday and
Easier Sunday will adhere
closely to the theme o f the
Crucifixion and The Risen
Christ. "T oo much emphasis
is tiring placed on the Easter
bunny and new clothes," she
said.
" I t must la- remembered,''
she added "that the annual
observation
commemorates
the Resurrection o f Christ."
Saskatchewan became a
Canadian province in 1905.
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Mrs. Zimmerli
Expires Sunday
Mrs. Josephs A. Zimmerli,
Tl, died at Seminole Memor
ial Hospital at 7:50 p.m. Sun
day.
Born July 31, IMS, In Decs
tur, 111., she had lived In San
ford at 14T Country Club Road
for tha past 5t4 years. She
was a member of All Souls
Catholic Church.
Survivors are her husband,
Harry H. Zimmerli, o f San
ford; two daughters, Mrs.
M ary Agnes Royer, of Port
land, Ore,, and Mrs. Joyce
Rieck, o f Sanford; one son,
Harry H. Zimmerli, o f W il
loughby, Ohio; 12 grsndchll
dren, four
gre*t-grandchll
d m ; I sister, Mrs. Agnes
Dcaghaa, o f St. Petersburg,
and two brothers, Herman
Bchuermann, o f Bloomington,
111, and Frank Schuermann,
o f Anaheim, Calif.
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VS* M a r l
We've MOVED!
Braves Win, Nicklaus Captures Masters
10, During
Extra Inning
By David HlffiabethsM
Hsrald 8pert* Writer
The Seminole High baseball
team lost their fourth game
of the scs son Friday when
(hey (raveled (o Tinker Field
DISCUSSING F IN A L P R E P A R A T IO N S for tonight'* dedication cere
in Orlando to ftc* th* Boone
monies fo r now Pinahurat Park are, le ft to right, Solan Teston, parka
Braves in a Metro tUt. Senauperintendent; Arnold Hood, maintenance engineer; Pete Knowlea, city
ford had 10 runs, 11 hits and
manager; and Jim Jeraigan, Recreation Department director.
four errors to the Braves' 11
runs, four hits and four errors.
The Semlnoles wore the first
to score, when, hi Ih* second
inning, Bernle Barbour was
Sanford's n e w
|7,000.00 walked and Chuck Scott got a
Plnehurst Park reewatloneJ •ingle. Ray Plvec got a single
devslopmsnt on W .
S4th and Dsnny TUlls got a single
S t m t at Chase Avenue will to drive Barbour home for the
be dedicated by Acting May first run of the game, leaving
or A . L. Wilson tonight in Scott on third, Plvec aa seceremonies beginning at 7 coad, sod Tillls on first. Ran
Hinson singled and drove Scott
o'clock.
The new municipal park and Plvec home to giva tha
WASHINGTON) (UP1) - out the Drat bell today at the was built on ths site o f a Seminolci a 3-0 lead in the
President Jahiaaa planned to Washington Senators - Bos sanitary landfill the city third inning.
fly back firem Teiae and tee* ton Bed S e t opener. But the deemed no longer neceesary.
Boon* finally scored In the
prospect o f
thunderstorms Construction began In N ov fourth, when Alt singled and
ember, 1908. 81ncc that time Moor* got a triple that drove
Uireetsnsd to put a damper
the Parks and Rsctestlon De- Alt In. Moore cams bom* on
on the annual baeeball ritual.
partmsnt, with th* assistance an overthrown ball to make the
Tha weather forecast was o f all other city departments, •core 3-2 in Uw fourth inning.
fo r spring showaro, an ovsr- hss been working steadily to
Binforri came back in the
rest day and tampersturcs develop the facility,
fifth Inning when Slava Harris
Tha new park features a and Messer got singles. Harris
In tha CO's.
Nonsthslsss, Johnson and modem, lighted athletic field stole third and Messer second
an anticipated crowd o f more compute with f e n c i n g , on a wild pitch. Barbour got
than 40,000 fens were expect bleachers, concession stand, to first snd Harris and Messer
BOSTON (UP!)—A cloud ot ed at the District o f Colum public address system and came home to mskn the score
5-2.
doubt that shrouded the Cn- bia Stadium to take part in large press box.
The remaining five acres
Sanford went on to score in
eitis Clay-Sonny List on heavy a oporto custom which began
weight bout reportedly lifted In 1910 when William How- o f the 10-acre facility feat tha sixth inning when Plvec
multiple
playground tripplsd sod TUlis drove him
today tad “ the fight la en," ard T a ft signalled "play ball** ures
equipment
fo
r
children,
a pic home with a single. Flttgcrald
with
a
ceremonial
pitch.
according to oae of the coand
outdoor got a single and then stole
A
pair o t profeaslona! nic shelter
promoter*.
A spokoimoa for Inter-Can righthander* — Washington's grills fo r family outings, and second putting Tillls on third.
Bill Kuykendslt got a single
tineetai PromoUen* loc. of Phil Ortega and Beaton'a Bill a tennis court.
Future plans call for addi and drove Tillls home, Hurls
Now York, Olid Sunday the IfonbouquetU — wars sche
Maaiathnaatta Booing Com- duled to follow Johnson as tional tennis courts, lighted got a single and drove Fillfo r night ptsy, and an arch garald borne and Messer get
mluloa "told ui that tt for pitchare o f the day.
Three other American Lea ery range.
oa they are concerned, the
a single and drove Kuykendall
Tonight's festivities
will
gue and five National League
fight U oa ’*
home to msko the score 9-1
Harold Ooarad, promotion cities will shsra the opening begin ot 6:45 o'clock with a lor Sanford,
director ter later-Coetlaaetil, day spotlight with Washing concert by the Seminole High
Boetw came back la th* six
aaid ha wai "confident” that ton which, until this year, School band. A t 7 o'clock the Inning with Olslc* and Alt
will
be
raised,
follow
color*
alt legal guartlona railed waa tha only ichsdulsd cur
Pounding single. The tw o
about the scheduled May SS tain-raising contest In ths ed by the Invocation by Itov. Brava* came home on an er
f-amy
Roper,
pastor
o
f
Holy
American
League.
fight at Boetoe Gardea had
ror to make th* score 9 to 4
Johnson, a form tr first Cross Eplsenpsl Church.
h en “ completely and aatla
Sanford got their final rat
Acting
Mayor
Wilson
wilt
baseman
on
the
Johnson
factorily answered.”
In
the seventh Inning whrn
Ha said aniwere to tha II City, Tex., high school team, then rut the ribbon, official Barbour got ■ single and than
queotioeo raised by Suffolk waa said to have gotten in a ly opening the park. Follow stole second and third to be
Cougty Dirt. Atty. Garrett little secret practice fo r hta ing a ahort dedication speech, driven home on a single by
Byrne wore provided to the Inaugural throw from the Wilson will toss out the first Tillls to make the score 10
honing commluloa during a first base presidential box. ball opening the Junior Roys to 4.
White House sources said Rsscball League season.
cioced door meeting Saturday.
Sanford walked Etpman,
The first gamo will get un
“ The commlMlonaro al that ha took a few quirt
Blackburn.
Ulalere, Blackready hava told us that at far warmup throws In a secluded derway at 7:30, whrn the with, Ecllooes and Moor* in
Civitnn
and
Rotary
teams
spot
on
the
While
llousa
as they are concerned, the
tha seventh Inning walking In
fight io oa. And we’re going grounds recently. Last year, take th* field.
three runs, Two error* I
In
addition
to
Junior
Roys
the
rlghthanded
Chief
Kxsight ahead with Uw signing
the game up to HMD.
of talUioas of dollar* worth erutlve let fly with a wob lesgus, the American Legion
In an eighth inning playoff
baseball
acheduln
will
be
bly
"blooper”
pitch
which
ap
of contracts,'* Conrad said.
Boone
got th* only score to
played
on
the
new
diamond.
“ Commissioner T o m m y parently did not satisfy him.
win th« gam* it io 10 when
Haweoa told us, la hit opinion,
Giilsa got a single and than
there aevor have been any
stole aacond and third. Blockdoubts about the fight. It has
wlUt singled and Glalte came
beta on right along as far as
NEW YORK (UP1) - San season against the Philadel home.
ha is aeaceraad,1* he said.
Tha winning pitcher waa
Tba rematch between ebam dy Koufsx said today that ha phia Phillies next Sunday.
pioa Clay and Uatoa original “ feels batter than I hava all "I'm very happy," said Kou Bradford, with Eptmon catch
fax after striking out five bat ing, aad Gw losing pitcher
ly was scheduled for last Nov.
is but was called off when spring'' ond Manager Walt tare and yielding only one hit was Plvec, with Harris catchClay underwent emergency Alstoa promptly scheduled the in three Innings during the fog.
surgery Now. U for a hernia. National League strikeout king Dodgers' 8-1 victory over the The Semlnoles will go back
la make hi* first start oI the Washington Senators Sunday. inlo action when they (ravel
“ I wanted a chance to get in io Colonist Tuesday afternoon
to a game before the seseoe to take on the Colonial High
S atin •* r»M U Haorta*
4t*rted.-.Wfar*ri‘wrwJW rtV^TDW *TOri*^"Y‘Hefro"tUt
halloo o f Faklli- H rarlae
------SloiTcYls b i f i t f rtVseniM Tl
slated to get underway at 4
Nolle* la licraliy * I veil. Hoard ad, I'm rssdy to pitch
fit Cauolr Camwloolonira ot
p. in.
Wemlnole C'ouotr, Florid*, pro- a f ro o m y roninii-alunari of my next turn comes.''
New Park Opens Tonight
LBJ To Toss First
Pitch Of 1965 Play
Liston, Clay
Title Rematch
Is On Again
By Leo H. Peterses
and who find a dosing round
VPt Sports Editor
two under par TO, won It in
AUGUSTA, Gi. (UPI) - 19U, i960, IBM and 1164.
Jack Nicklaus is out after on Player edged In far Uw crown
ly the big ones and he was off in 1961 whan Palmar double
to a flying start today wKh his bogeyod th* final hate.
second Mailers championship. Sumter, Nicfclatw teft an
He spread-eagled Uw field, doubt who waa tha muter af
winning by nine strokes over Uw Masters.
th* two golfers he's been bat- He etartad the day five
tllng with the last six years strokes ahead of thou two fine
for this title—Arnold Palmer Maltese competitors af his,
and left them somadttog to re
end Gary Pliyer.
Palmer and Player — who member him by as be shatter
ed a hallowed mastara mark—
with Nlckleua have shared Uw
the score of 374 set by the
Mastore championship over mighty Ben Hogan back in
•ioco 19W—tied for second this 1953.
time. But they kept the Mtit Nicklaus, tha leading money
ers tbelr own personal tourna winner last year — and who
doesn't need a nickel — decid
ment.
Big Jack, “playing aa well aa ed that this year ha would
I ever have in my Ufa,'' beat •hoot for only the big ones.
'am eaally la winning his sec “ I'm only going to go for
ond Masters tiUs in three the big ones,” he said In
yean. He won it first at 23, January, pissing up tome lusi a baby-faced, red-cbeeked eraLive tournaments.
He won’t talk about that
boy from Ohio.
Palmer, never on* to eiy die grand slim that Palmer has
pptl la rstaae th* followlni
OMorlbsd erepertr yrManiiy
■nnad U-l InOualrlsI to lt-t
MuiiipU ramityi uaa a
aaol. cor. run N 111.4 ft N f<*
Sl‘ w to W a rlr H/W II. i*. IT-
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14* I f ■ n e.l ft IW ’arlr In
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th*r dtprrlbpS «e Irina aavlk
fit tha Colllna OftanSe Build*
(as on waat alda at U. a. 1T-P4.
Public fcrorln* Will ha h*ld
In lha Pamlnola County Court
llousa, aanford. Florida, la lha
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•a April ST. 1111 at 14(41 A M•r aa aaea thsrsaftsr aa s*aa.
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Leads Little With Oak Ridge
League Action
By Jim Batches
MEMBERS OF 8ANFO R D JUNIOR HIGH
Brnves halted play Ion? enough to gather fo r
group shot. Pictured are, left to right, kneeling,
Tom Sandage, Van Robbins, Tommy Day, Billy
Gracey, Brad Hollingsworth, Skipper Senkarik,
Bobby Lundquist, John May and Wayne Fakess;
By DavM Higginbotham
HeraM Apart* Writer
By Pial Gki
Sanford Junior High School
Braves bombed the Edgewator
B i l l e t , IT-4, In a contest last
Friday.
It
was
the
second
meeting o f tbs two, their first
coding in s tie.
The Brsves (cored In every
inning. They clouted two runs
in the first end second Inn
ings, thrt> runs In tha third.
In the fourth frame, the
B rave's bats really connected,
chalking up aU hits for alas
runs.
The Eagles brought around
two runs in each the first and
second innings, but were un
able to penetrate tho Bravea'
defense again.
Winning
pitcher
Skipper
Senkarik tossed a three-hitter,
John Weat waa given the loss.
Leading Sanford at the plate
waa BUly Miller who connected
for three double*, driving In a
total of five runs.
Mike Long, Mark Caolo,
Tom m y Bryan and Wayne
Fakess slammed out two hita
apiece, and Billy Gracey, Don
Robinson and Fred Weber al
so hit safely. Bryan and Caolo
each brought three runs a
cross.
The Bravea next put their
6-2-1 record on the line when
they face Oviedo. Mika Stub
bing! la expected to atart.
• Mercer Takes
Victory In
Seniors Golf
B ELLEA1R (U P I) — Naw
»
England seniors g o lf champ
Dr, John Mercer, who atanda
only five-foot-five, N a t tall
form er major league pitcher
Jack Ruatcll 1-up Saturday
to win the American Senior
G olf Association champion*
ahlp here.
Mercer, who is also twice
Florida senior titllst, earn*
from behind with a par on tha
Q
14th hole to even the match
and then wont 1-up with a
birdie on the 16th,
He halved tha 17th with
Ruasell. SO, Clearer*ter, and
won with a bogey five on tho
18 th while Ruatcll failed to
------hob* -a -th w f o a t -putt fo r-a
par four that would have
evened it up end eent the
match into extra hole*.
Rj
Mercer, 61, is a aemt-ratlrad
optometrist with a winter
home In Sarasota and a sum
mer dwelling a t Fitchburg,
Maas.
Probable
Pitchers
1064 won-lost records In
parentheses
National Lee gee
Los Angelee at N ew York
— Drysdale (11-16) ve. A .
Jackson (11-16).
S t Louie at Chicago— Gibton (10-12) tb . L. Jackson
(24-11).
Milwaukee at Cincinnati—
C i o n in (ter
(11-14)
vs.
O'Toole (17-7).
San Francisco at Pittaburgh— Mariehal (21-8) vs.
Vrale (18-12).
Philadelphia
at
Houston
night— Short (17-9) v*. Bruce
(16-0).
American Dragee
Boeton
e t Washington—
Monbouquett* (13-14) v*. Or
tega (7-0).
N ew York et Mlnneaota—
Bouton (18-12) va. Kaat (17-
11 ).
Detroit et Kanaas City
night— Lolich (18-0) va. Drabowsky (6-13),
Cleveland at Loe Angela*
algh t— Terry (7-11) v*. Newman (13-10).
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Oviedo Blanks 'Hounds
Kowboys With Spot In
No-Hit Contest
By Martha!! lingo
■oral! Sparta Writer
Oviedo’a
Jimmy
Courier
struck out I I Kowboys, while
altngiog a Do-hittor to give the
Lion* a T-0 win over the Kisslmmee Kowboys. Courier also
elded the win at the plate with
a single and a triple. Team
mate Rex Brooks also got two
•ingles far I N winners.
Oviedo got eight hits end no
errors white tho Kowboys
posted bo hits with eight er
rors.
Saturday night's contest at
Kissimmee marked the first
time this year the Lioni have
played under the lights. The
L lu il N a t th« Kowboys 11*1
earlier thin year at an altarnoon gama in Oviedo.
The victory (Ives the Lions
a 6-2 record for the season.
Rex Brooks received Cour
ier’s hurling for the evening.
Bruce Cantwell waa credited
with the loss and was relieved
by Richard H eu .
The Lions face the Hustlers
of Melbourne Central Catholic
High School today at Mel
bourne.
Jim Courier
Named To Cage
All-Star Squad
Oviedo's J i m m y Courier,
who averaged close to 20
points per game in leading
the Llona to the state Class
B ‘ 'sketbsll finals, hat been
nat> a to the All-State prep
basketball team.
Courier a lio made the elltournament team fo r Class B
during tha basketball tcurney
in Gainesville last month.
Courier was named to the
10-men All-State squad chos
en by Florida aportawritera.
Tha (election* are sponsored
by the Pensacola News-Jour
nal.
April It, IM S — h | » T
SP IC IA LS
KV IRY D A Y !
open time thla
tN
fm O
ON 100 BRANDS
Coach John Colbert’s Sami- ed mainly on speed la hope*
HeraM Aperts W riter
sole High Sw tm alag team will to break m om record* baiore
Tho
Casselberry Indiana
t N Metro Conference meet to
go after their fifth win of t N
N N M Saturday, April 34, in
took over flrat place in the
season when they travel to Orlando.
South Seminole Little League
John Long Pool In Orlando
when
they
toppled
Bear
Tuesday afternoon to faoo IN
Laka'e previously unbeaten
second row, Robert Goldstein, Billy Miller, Lea
Oak Itldgo Pioneers and IN
Pirates, 4-1, In action at
Green, Gary Maples, Don Robinson, Mark Caolo,
Bishop Moore Hornets la a
Tommy Bryan und Ricky Gulioway; back row,
Cooper Field in Caiaelberry
Metro Conference battle slat
Coach Owen McCarron, Mike Long, Fred Weber,
Friday night.
Barney Headrick, Mika Stubblns and Mike
ed to start at 4 p. m.
Hurler Larry Cote pitched
Morgan.
(Herald Photo)
T b * Seminole* had an open
end batted tha T r IN to vic
day last Friday after t N lr
tory, chucking a four-hltter
win over Mount Dora.
and alamming a long home
Thus fax t N Seminole* have
run. The big blow came In the
first Inning when, a fter ehort- N s ten Vero Beach, Eustis,
■top Johnny Kelm bed drawn Colonial, Boone, and Mount
a walk, Cots bcltad tbs ball Dora with suly oo* loss,
far over the left fielder'* heed against t N Loaaburg Yellow
fo r a round-tripper and two Jackets by two point*.
In t N Mat meet with Mount
marks on the CasselNrry led*
Dora the SemlooMt broke t N
gar.
The P lra tei' only tally earn* boys relay record and two
in tha fourth inning on a long records for I N girls singles.
More records are expected to
home run by Wayna Weis.
By Jim B aack u
Sterling has now hit safely
The
Altamonte
Senators fall at I N hands of this sea
Herald Sports Writer
In seven consecutive gam ei will taka on tha Lake Mary son's team in t N lr moot Tues
Lyman
Greyhound
leftie
and h t i raised his batting Giants In action at Cased- day with tb* Seminole* start
Steve Slmpkin* pitched his
ing to reach t N lr peak.
berry tonight
average to .333.
team into tb* Orange Belt Con
ference tournament when he
threw a 4-0 no-hitter against
the Apopka Blue Darters on
Friday at Edwards Field In
Apopka.
Simpkins, a Junior, complete,
ly baffled the Darters through
out I N course o f the toveninning contest, striking out
nine batters and allowing only
a tingle walk, that coming with
two out in the first Inning. He
was backed by auperb fielding
all I N way, especially in the
glove of Mika Starling at se
cond bast.
Sterling handled seven chan
ce* flawlessly, and made the
outstanding play o f the affair
when N robbed the Darter
shortstop Dick Godlng o f a
bass hit in the sixth Inning.
L eft fielder Marvin Cook was
a one-man arm y for the
'Hound* in the batter's box. He
started the scoring in the se
cond Inning when he slammed
his third home run of I N
season, 365 feet to left field,
for what proved to N the
PRICES
winning tally in the game.
EFFECTIVE
Cook drove in Allen Current
with a sacrifice fly in the
THROUGH
fourth inning and then plated
WEDNESDAY
the renter tickler again in
the sixth with • long double.
QUANTITY EIGHTS REflEVIG
Sterling accounted for Uie
other Lyman run. scoring
right fielder John Tipple with
a single in the fourth.
On Saturday, Coach Jim
Payne used his second airing
for five innings against the
Ocoee
Cardinals
and
the
'Hounds camo out on t N lit
tie end of the stick, 6-2.
T N 'Hound* scored twice In
t N last inning but t N rally
was too late to pull out the
win.
„ CAN ARN6TIMW 1Mej
atnglei far Lyman, although N
LOOK WAX
siglcs for Lyman, although he
■ w e e M i m e M a m S M i in
played only two frames, and
4 .1 M I
Larry Miller also hit safely
fo r I N 'hounds.
Braves Lower Boom On Eagles, 17-4
HeraM Aperts Writer
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First Methodist
S Class Elects
Miss Tabor To Wed SNew
Officers
Bear
Lake
PTASponsors Fashions On Parade
P T A troasunr Grant Muel
ler waa a real (port In white
M r. and Mra. Charlei L . T a
bor o f Labe Mary, announce
the engagement a n d
ap
proaching marriage o f their
daughter, M ill Lorene Tabor,
to Larble Pbilllpa, ion o f Mr,
and Mra. L eiter Phillips of
Plant City.
The bride-elect ia presently attending Seminole High
School.
Her fiance ia a graduate o f
Plant City High 8chool and
la preaently acrvlng a tour of
duty with the United State*
N avy, atatloned at San Fran
cisco, Calif,
Complete wedding detalla
w ill be announced at a later
date.
Bermuda aborta and abort
■leer* ihlrt, alio from the
The Daughtera o f Wealey
Sunday School Claia o f the
Flrat Metbodlat Church met
at the home o f Mra. Brodle
Willlami recently for (he reg
ular
meeting.
Co-hoataaaea
were Mra, C. M. Flowera,
Mra. J. C. Davla, Mra. Mar
guerite Paul and Mra. R, G.
Hlckaon,
Artistic floral arrangement!
adorned the apactoua Williatna
home and upon arrival the
hoateisci served the guests a
congealed salad course,
Mrs. C. M. Flowers, class
president, presided over the
business session with Mrs.
Paul giving tha devotional
program.
Clarence Powell, an Insur
ance company representative,
■poke to the group on Iniurancc coverage and benefits.
Mrs. P. A. Rowland and
Mrs. M. B. Smith contributed
to the blrthdsy bank.
Routine reports were given
with the nominating commit
tee submitting the new slate
o f officers. Elected to serve
for the next two year* were
Mra, C h a r I e a Meriwether,
president; Mrs. W. E. Raines,
vice president; Mrs. Grace
LO RENE TABOR
B E AR L A K E SCHOOL TEACHERS modeling spring fashions at the re
cent P T A Fashion Show are front row from the left, Mrs. Patricia West,
Mrs. Janice Cowley, Mrs. Ruth Johnson anti Mrs. Lcira Stroup. Back row
from tho left are Mrs. Mary Trawlck, Mrs. Marianne Bergrcn, Mrs. V ir
ginia Krause and Miss Arlecn Stone.
Lake Mary Women Tour Jail
Cards Scheduled
Tha Herald wslcomaa all
Community Interest, one of i M iry
Woman’s Club, was. members toured the Seminole1
social nawa with tha fo l
tha
top
goals
o
f
the
Lake|
demonstrated
recently when |county Jail and inspected the
lowing regulation! estab
facilities o f one o f the most
lished:
1— Photograph and cov
modem buildings of its kind
erage request# should be
In the area.
made three days prior to
event.
2— Engagement a i d
wedding forma are avail
able to be accompanied by
photo four days before
announcement.
I — News may ba sub
mitted at office, via mall
or phone fo r abort notices.
Typewritten accounts in
Young adults faced with
lower caso double spaced
acne and other skin problems
are expedited more quick
can protect skin from further
ly. Names should be printinfection by using a minimum
ad In manuscript reports.
of cosmetics. The cosmetics
i — Personal black and
used should be hypoaller
white photos and negatives
genic to avoid further Irrita
a n acceptable.
tion.
6— Photos made by Her
ald sta ff may ba duplicat
Encourage children to brush
ed at nominal cost.
their teeth by giving them
Doris Williams
Have you ever watched can
Following the tour conduct thclr Individual lubes of tooth
Society Editor
dle wax dripping onto your
322-2011— City
ed
by Sheriff J, L. Hobby, paste. Electric toothbrushes
best tahlecloth and wished
425-6U38—County
the group attended a luncheon also teem to work more e ffi
you had decided against can
ciently than a parent's order.
dlelight for your dinner par*
at the Lake Monroe Inn.
Try This Trick
T o Snuff Candle
»
Wax Stains
tyt
C O LO R M A G IC
Bleach ft Toner
114.1°
Touch Up .......... .
Fro*tint and
Tipping glO.Ott and 9IB.M
Rinse* N* Tints
Mt-SO
Even • carefully blown or
snuffed-out candlo can some
times splatter wax on linens
or clothing, and the staini
Just won't disappear with
laundering.
The trick fo restoring a
stain-free look to clothes and
llnena la to remove the wax
before laundering aria the
stain.
First, carefully arrape oft
the rxceaa wax. Then, place
double-layer p a p e r towels
over and under the ataln.
With your Iron at Its medium
-aattlng,
FOR A PPO IN TM E N T
C A L L 322-4918
H air Btylteg Sato*
2201 8. Park Ave,
? « » * —* * * * — the
tep-
paper towela. The combina
tion o f the abiorbent lint-free
towels and heat will transfer
tho wax from clothing or tab
lecloth to the towela.
I f necessary, repeat the pro*
eedure, using fresh paper
towels. Then follow your usual
laundering method for tho lin
ens or clothing,
, Again showing their concern
for
•
their
community,
the
GIBSON
members voted to sponsor a
library In the Lake Mary
area. Already on hand arc
over 1,000 books of varied
1 types—reference, fiction, nont fiction and business — which
were recently cleaned and
boxed awaiting final developments of the project.
SH E R IFF J. L. HOBBY eacorta (not arreata)
members o f tho Lake Mary Woman’a Club
through the ultra modem Seminole County Jail
na one o f the club'a community service projects.
Shown with Sheriff Hobby from the left are
Mvni—Maeiiiift-H-Wcrnetv Mra. urace~L iuuu'ni unit
Mra. Robert Mooney,
GIFTS
H
'
Flemings
210 E. First St.
P e rso n a ls
DRY
C L E A N IN G
M ay!
Polarised Ear S la n g *
Mra. Sarah Brunstil of DaBuy called on Mra. Harry
Oaten, Sunday.
A n Yn
Jaat A Hair
Shad* Awny From Looking
Yowtgor . • . Protllor?
GlBMOwisiag Color By
L O C A L L Y O W NED A N D O P E R A T E D B Y G L E N N M cC A L L
A N D "E R N IE " M IL L S
COR. l i t ft M A G N O L IA
From
Your
Downtown
|
PH O NE 322-2481
Florist’
THE LIVING TRIBUTE
EASTER
SPECIAL!
ORDER LO C A L
Out Of Town Order*
Taken Until Tu e*„ 13th
CORSAGES
8c A ir Mall And
A N D OTHER
FLOWERS
EARLY
Or Phone Charge.
Gifts • Cards - Books
Tha executive board o f tha
Iteptlat Association mat Tuaaday morning at tha Osteen
Iteptlat C h u r c h , Eighteen
ministers were present and
ulso Mra. Guy Bishop o f Banford, musical director o f the
association. Also present was
Mra. Farren o f Dolmnd, as
sociations! president o f tho
W M U. Lad lea o f tho Osteen
W M U served * delicious din
ner to tho guests.
TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG
Must Include W ire
OF AP P R O P R IA T E
Mra.
Elisabeth
H annum,
1 1 -^ 1 ______
_
_____ ____
Mra. Nall Futrail, Mra. May
and Mrs. W. C. Hopkins as
Rubow and Mra. Mary Jamavolunteer workers.
ton attended a meeting of
Three new members were
Rebekah Lodge No. SO ia
announced at the luncheon.
Orlando, recently.
They were Mrs. Alice Lans
Mra. Eaate Cote, Mra. V ir ing, »tr * .—Hetty Barley and'
ginia Anderaon, Mra. May Mrs. Billie Klmmons, A pyra
Rubow and Mra. Mary Jama- mid designed arrangement of
son attended s meeting o f tho spring flowers In yellow and
L A PM in Orlando, Friday orange tones centered the
speakers* table.
evening.
Highlights and sidelights of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Bnel. hair styling will be presented
ter of Chicago were recent by Mr*. Lillian Cordon at the
overnight guests of Mra. Al next meeting which has been
set for April 22.
bum Rector.
“ T H E P R E S C R IPTIO N O U R P R IM A R Y C O N C E R N *
A fte r Tuesday Coat
K flH jn V
:J
V a n ity Shop.
S t u d e n t a modeling, who
were elected bp claaaraatei
were, Dee Ami Baird, Kyle
S” dtem. M -M • " dtem. f M i
Bocco, Albert Clark, Kathy
I K " dtem. L IS 7** dtem. T.IS
Cox, Brenda EUla, Cheryl
8 IL V E R P L A T E BY —
Meek*, Debbie Measer, Tere
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
te Pennington, Allyaoe Rich
KADER
mond, Linda
Ro m , Eddie
Sayyah, Larry Shell, Martha
JEW ELER S
Trlnkleln, Chriity Wantland
112 8. P A R K A V E .
and Sabina White,
50c Service Charge
A BIG SELECTION
“
Flower S h o p , interspersed
with bright yellow Jonquils
surrounded the parade plat
form. P T A president, Mr a.
Kay Viets, and her capable
committee spent tireless e f
fort in creating the lovely
garden scene.
Eleven young pupils, attired
as French waitresses, served
the guests cake frosted in
fluffy pink and yellow, depict
ing springtime, and sparkling
fruit punch.
The Esquires, a lively bind,
delighted the audience with
snappy tunes at the beginning
o f the show. Members playing
In the bsnd wero Kenneth
Dunn, Danny Groves, Mike
Stebick, Rick Mcndcx and
Gary JewelL
A number o f door prlies
were
awarded during
the
evening.
Mrs. Frances Holton nar
rated the fashion show with
Mrs. Helen Lelnhart furnish
ing appropriate Easter music
In the background.
Teachers modeling a vari
ety o f elegant fashion* from
Tenney’a In Winter Park Mall
were the Mmca. Marianne
Bcrgrcn,
Joanne
Bolandcr,
Janice Cowley, Ruth Johnson,
Virginia
Krause,
Lcira
Stroup, Mary Trawlck, Patri
cia West and Miss Arlcen
Stone.
Principal George Dabbs ap
peared, looking most dapper,
in a pale blue blarer from the
Varsity Shop in Forest City.
He received a round o f ap
plause from
students and
D E L IV E R Y AS REQUESTED!
COMPLETE L IN E O F CU T
Three vice-presidents were
elected during the business
meeting which was conducted
by Mr*. J. 0. Gregory, prcsldent. They were
Robert
Mooney, Mrs. Richard David«on and Mrs, Paul Poor.
D r. Torn
w ill speak
nnd (how n film on cancer at
the
club'i
board
meeting
Is scheduled
9:30
a m. Thursday at the Educa
tional Building o f the Lake
Mary Presbyterian Church.
Gueate are Invited to attend
this meeting. Recently the
club iponsorcd a succcaiful
cancer drive in front of fhc
Lake Mary Post Office with
„ Mrs. R. C. Martin, Mrs.
Davidson, Mrs. Frank Leone
A N D PO TTED P L A N T S
Sanford
Flower Shop
a i l B AR T F IR S T ST.
BAN FORD, F LO R ID A
THE SANFORD
1500 S.
PARK
AVENUE
EVANGELIST
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^ 'D E A R
E H ting
• aponse
ABBY:
•bout
to
NO
By Abigail Van Buren
I
am
has
shut ma
your
re-
life
completely,
KEY
IN
have
fc M A N H A T T A N : The writ" ar said that her employer
advised her o f her legal
rights, and you replied,
“ U n leu your employer ii
• a lawyer, don't regard his
word as 'la w '," I think
your sarraim was pointless. Am I to understand
by your remark that only
a lawyer should know anyk thing about law? Every
tenant worth his s a l t
knows his rights and hia
landlord’s obligations.
NO LA W Y E R
IN A N A H E IM
DEAR
NO
LAW YE R :
You are substantially cor
rect; tenants and landlorda
ahould know their rights
and obligations. Uut be) chute the law is so complicated (and laws d iffer
from state to state) the
jnost reliable source o f In- formation in the event of
! . a dispute is a competent
' lawyer. A man with a brok
en arm can’t get a doctor
'j^ fest enough. Out a man
with a broken contract reaents shelling out fo r legal
• advice. I say, if one has a
legal problem, hunt up a
lawyer and pay him for
what he knows.
•
•
•
nothing
out
in
of
his
and
we
common
any more. He Isn’t mean to
me or anything like that.
He gives ma hia whole pay
check, but ws aren't hap
py. I am S3, look 45 and
feel 80. Hs hasn’t seen this
other woman in all these
years, so In his mind she
is still the same. I have
seen her recently, and she
isn't. Do you think if I
told him to go to see her
it would help?
ALL CRIED OUT
DEAR
ALL
CRIED
O U T: It Isn’t worth the
gamble. How do you know
your husband is still win
love” with this other wom
an (o r the memory of
her) ? The best index to a
man'a feeling Is his ac
tions. And if he’s good to
you, gives you his whole
pay check and hasn’t seen
the old flame, perhaps you
are trying to solve a prob
lem that doesn’t exist.
•
•
•
D E A R A B B Y : I know
you get lots o f letters on
how to make a marriage
work, but I would like to
tell you how my mother
and father make theirs
work. I am 14 years old
and have two brothers and
three sisters. W ell, when
my father comes home
from work, the first thlnr
he does Is go In the room
where my mother Is and
kiss her hello and say, Ml
love you, Honey.” He still
holds her on his lap once
in a while, too.
M y mother la 41 and my
father is 47 and they both
answer any questions any
o f us kids ask them. I f we
want to do aomething they
don't want us to do, they
won't let us. But they al
ways tell us why.
Don’t think my parents
aren't strict because they
•rs. Nona o f us kids got to
do anything fo r recreation
until all our work is dons.
I couldn’t ask fo r better
parents.
H A P P Y IN O. C.
e
e
•
C O N F I D E N T I A L TO
E R N IE H1CE IN H A R
RISONBURG, V A .: Thank
you fo r paraphrasing the
old saw, " I f the shoo fits,
wear It.” I like yours bat
ter. “ You have to wear the
SHOE, 1a d y— n o t
the
SIZE.” I recommend it to
more shoo salesmen whose
women customers demand
a smaller site than they
ahould wear.
e
•
e
For Abby'a b o o k l e t ,
“ How To Have A Lovely
Wedding,” send 50 cents to
Abby, Box 89700, Los A n
geles, Calif.
e
•
•
Troubled? W rite to A B
B Y, Box 89700, Los A n
gelas, Calif, Calif. F or a
personal reply, enclose a
stamped, self-addressed en
velope.
G ay Slipcovers
Restore Books
T o N ew Look
VrrsTI
April TV, TWB — r m
jZacnJby
Onfihidqs.
A rather plaintive letter
read*: “ Will you please writ*
a column on when to double
an opening bidder. I play with
a group which insists that one
must double any time he holds
a i good as an opening bid ao
that his partner will know
about his strength. Plesse ad
vice.”
This will require several
columns since It runs into the
whole question of what to do
when your opponents open the
bidding. I will devote today'e
column to a horrible example.
North has 13 high card
points and a good hand. It is
surely worth an opening bid
and it Is surely worth a take
out double of an opposing
heart bid. Unfortunately for
this particular North he chose
to make a takeout double o(
NORTH
II
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HA
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♦ A K 874
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♦ A Q*
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♦ S3
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SOUTH
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H 108712
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North and South vulnerable
Wee4 North East
R est*
I *
D ble. R dble. 2 *
Pass P a n
Dble. Pats
Pam Pass
Opening lead—* 8.
an opposing spade bid.
This led his partner into a
doubled two heart contract
and the result was a NorthSouth tragedy. West opened
ddqhUsyhta
10-10:30
p.m.
CBS.
CBS
ABC. Voy.
en. This held declarer to one
club trick. He also managed
lose
two
diamonds
Officers Elected
By DeBary BPW
Club Women
20th anni
Sea “ The Condemned.” Good
Th#
versary o f Roosevelt's death.
actor J. D. Cannon plays a
femininity
CBS remembers FDR not aa
mad scientist who get* con one girl, all the
trol o f the Seaview and de thruihettes, which
politician, war
leader
or
statesman, but aa a human
being. Th# hour visit* Warm
8pringa, Ua., and Hyde Park,
N.Y., aa Charlea Kuralt in
terviews people who knew
and were affected by the late
President, Ulks to hie eon.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.
and examines the place* and
things which had meaning
fo r FDR.
I f some o f your favorite
D E A R A B B Y : I hope
paperback
books look ragged
this gets printed because
and worn, here’s a way to
my husband reads your
give them colorful new cov
column and I haven't the
ers.
nerve to tall him this. We
T o “ slipcover" paperback*
r *Savs been married fo r 15
or treasured children's books
years and have a lovely
that have worn covers, choose
fam ily. My husband waa
a plastic-coated adhesive cov
engaged to someone else
erlng in • color or pattern
‘ before he met me, but she
that accents o r complements
— married another man. Soon
room decor.
after, we met and fall in
First, m tasur* the book
love. ( A t least, I fe ll In
from top to bottom. Then
love with him.) Abby, I
M O N D A Y P. M.
measure the width — front
have a very strong feeling
cover, back cover, and tha 4:1* ( I ) News
that my husband Is stilt in
( I ) News, Sport,,
binding in between. Draw this
) love with this woman. (O r
Weather
pattern on the reverse aide of
(5
) Newtcops, Cont.
the memory o f her.) He
SilO <*) Maverick
adhesly* covering.
( « ) rilH New*
On paperbacks, add a quar
(1) Huatler-Urlakler
ter Inch «U around as a aaf
Report
drey
ety margin; add a half-inch Til* '( lI l) Zens
m xtit
on children's books.
7:10 (1) Karen
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Next, peal back one com er
Inm of tho Has
of the paper coating. Care
(I) -tiolpar itp e d a l"
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fully press the adhesive por
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tion of the com er of tha book S :tl ( f ) Th* Andy O rlfflth
EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD
Hhow
cover. Slowly peel away the
t l ) No Tim# lor Bor" I have brown hair gray him to be younger than he la. rest o f the coating as you
• oonto
ing in front but not in the He works fo r himself so his press the new cover into t:M ( I ) Monday Night Movio
(I ) Wondy A Mo
age la not known to them. It place.
C> Andy W illiam *
back. How can I make the
Is Important In hia work to
Trimming away the edges • i l * ( I ) Hollywood sad th*
back grow g ra y?— Mrs. H.” look young, so would it be of the covering ia the final
■tar*
( I ) Ulna Crnaby Hhow
You can’t, ao why not use awful i f he dyed hia balrT— step on paperbacks. For chil
t*:0* ( ! ) Alfred Hitchcock
a matching brown rinse for W if e ”
I I ) lion Caooy
dren's books, preaa the one11:00 (0 ) Now*, Hporta, Wca
the front hair and then you
O f course, color It If It ia half inch margin in place in
ther
w ill be all one color. You ao important to him. I sug aide the covers.
( I ) Neworop*
(0) N ow .Iln*
should hsvs a professional gest that you do tha Job for
11:01 (0) Thoator of th* Star*
rinse the first time and then him at home. In the smsll
(0) Th* Lat* Show
you can carry on at home. town from which you write
11:10 (I ) Tonlt* Show
The modern color rinses are I feel sure that there Is no
T U E S D A Y A. M.
very simple and easy to use. men's shop fo r this. In New
0:00 ft ) aim Oa
Just read the directions and York there are many which
•: *I (3) Bunohlt* Almanac
follow them exactly.
• :IS (SI Nowa A Wroth* r
cater to men and color hair
1:10 (I) Journalism
“ M y husband has sudden regularly. It ia a special serv
III Hunrle* Homtator
ly begun to turn gray, and ice and is growing In Impor
1:11 (SI Now* A Weather
his buslneas associates think tance. Select a modern color
7:00 (01 Today
C E N T R A L CIRCLE
(0) Huaehln* Almanao
rinse and, as pointed out
lig h to M member* o f tha 7:10 10) W ake Up Movies
7:10
(l>
News
above, read tha directions Central Circle met at the
Ties t i l Verm Market Sovery carefully.
lovely new Garden Centei
“ M y husband and I hart April • at 8:30. Mr*. Durward 7:10 f l ) « l y
(1 ) Mickey TCvana Hhow
Just moved into a new neigh Walker was bostsis with Mrs. T i l ( I) News A Weather
ther
borhood. W e aold our house R. A. Thomas as co-hoatoas.
SidO ( f ) Cayiate Caspar**
and have retired. How can I
Mrs. F. L. Woodruff HI StM t l) Weather sad New*
meat tha neighbors ? They 8*ve a program on artictic
l:M ll> Today
( I ) Cartuonvtlle
bow pleasanUy but never floral design- She created a
). W « t i Divorce Court
c«A i» >n. I uid not know it beautiful arranstment of pine
( I ) American History
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but this neighborhood is full branches and rad amaryllis.
0:10 (I) llo n p o r Room
o f young mothers.— Elia K.”
The officers for th* new
(I) M ornlna Movie
Young mothers are very year aro Mr*. George 8. 11:01 ( 0) Truth or Coasequenbusy and would, therefore, Chapman Jr., president; Mrs.
(I) Mike W aites* Newt
have little time fo r making B. C. Moore, vice president; 10:00 (0 ) Whet's This Song
<*) I Love L a e *
rail*. W hy not Juet atop and Mrs. Clarence Jessup, secre
10:41 (0) NBC News
talk to somt o f thorn— you tary, and Mrs. S. J. Brooks, 11:00 (0 ) Concentration
(0) Andy of Mayberry
must moot at the supermar treasurer.
10) Dee. Bride
ket if nowhero else. And, as
AH are looking forward to 11:11 (0) Jeopardy
(*> Tho McCoy*
you are retired, why not o f tho dedication o f our now
(0) Prle* Is Rlaht
fer your services fo r any Garden Center on May 21 ai
emergency, which y o u n g I p.m. Everyone is cordially
mothers so often have. This invited to come see th* Center
would make friends and giva and taka port k* th* dedicayou an interest Yon COULD
Wo are heating special*
start a baby sitting service.
ists. We work in nice
T o m o r r o w— From
My
Oatmeal for two peraoaa la
homes, wipe our feet
Notebook
aaay to ptopara. Bring M
of
the
U.N.C.L.E. “ Tha Girls o f Ns-
bered.”
a
tarone A ffa ir.” What a pity.
show la crawling
but,
with
aside
from
rest
arc
means
cides to experiment by div they must be destroyed. How
ing her below the pressure
limits. The pressure stalilllxer system goes haywire, the
mad scientist doesn't know
how to get the ship back to
the surface and the sub en
counters a subterranean mon
ster. And you think you've
got troubles.
8-9 p.m. The Alan From
Television Tonight
TUESDAY P. M.
11:00 (0) U « * or t.tr*
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( 1) tlunna llood dhow
10:01 (I ) Now.
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far
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III* III A* Th* W erld Tura*
( 3) Lat a Moke a Deal
(S) N .w slln *
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101 III I’ aeowarS
13) olnm.nt o f Truth
(S) K lam . In Ih* Wind
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t l) Day In Court
(I) Th* Dortora
0:14 (•> ARC New*
0:00 (I) To Tell Th* Truth
(1) Another World
(I) Ooneral m osp iu l
0:00 (I) Nows
0:01 II) Th* E d s * *( Night
( 3) Tou Don't Bay
( I) Tlia Youn* Morrlod*
1:1# (I) Douglas Edw ard*
jatokn
News
III* (I) Beeret Storm
(I) T rallm tste r
(I) The Match flame
4:71 (31 M IC N .w a
4:1* III Undo W alt
P i h r to A
H im
mrtn
MR NTMi
and
three trumps and was minus
1,100 when the hand was over.
Strangely
enough,
North
blamed hia partner. Ha said
that If South had only passed
West would have been set at
one spade. North's analyaia
was on a par with his bidding.
Assuming that West played
reasonably correct he would
have made at least one spade
and probably two.
Had North simply passed one
Ry Mrs. John Leone
spade, chances are that East
and West would have gotten
The DeBary Business and
too high In no-trump and North Professional Women's Club
anti South would hava shown
met recently at the office o f
a profit.
Dr. George Frieon Sr., De
age
the
Bottom
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Woody W oedpeck.r
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13:00-10:30 Keynotes of Muslo
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Tha telephone wouldn’t be
an instrument o f torture ao
often i f it weren't fo r caller*
like these:
The vote# from fa r away
and long ago who calls up
out a clear, blue aky and de
mands, “ i ’ll bet you cant
guess who this ia?”
The
voice
that
doesn't
trouble to identify Itself—
naled come-on with the sev
to
ever, th* process o f elimina
tion takes the full hour and
the
usual
breadth
quota
escape*
By Ruth Miiutt
Newspaper Enterprise Aaan. but Just starts talking aa phone, without bothering to
the six of club* and East sig
New* Special “ KDIt Remem
On
the
if)si Jha Dosmn:
By Oswald Jacoby
TV Time Previews
7:30-8:30 p.m.
to
V
of
aa
hair
Uncle
vie* with thrueh for the pos
session o f a formula which
brings people hark to life.
How effective la the formu
la? It must be good. Th* eer
ie* waa dead a few Weeks
ago and NBC brought It hack
to life.
8:30-9 p.m. CB8. Andy
G riffith Show “ Tha Luck o f
Newton Monroe." Insult com
ic Don Rickies gueata in tha
title role, a peddler of Junk,
some o f which he unloads on
Barney. Barney finds an ex
cuse to lock him up and then
he and Andy try to reform
him by convincing him be
can
do
aomething
right.
When modem methods fail,
it's o ff to the dungeon with
him. Excellent characterisa
tion and dialogue in Uila me.
8:30-9 p.m. ABC. No Tim *
fo r Sergeants "Wh'-rileberry
Roots fo r Everybody," Once
•gain W ill volunteers, this
time to let the A ir Force in
fect him with a dread tropi
cal disease. But, ha doesn't
get it and the doctors dis
cover It'i drinking Whortle
berry Juice that's keeping
him pure. When this awful
■tuff ie prearrl!>ed for all the
men, W ill'* popularity reach
es its Nadir. However, be
fore all is lost, the A ir Force
dlecovera a new and fa r more
practlral use for the liquid.
Heriea fans will enjoy this.
9-9:80 p.m. Cn8. Th# Lucy
Rhow “ Lucy the Disc Jock
ey.” Lucy become* a Disc
Jockey fo r a day when she
wins a sound-identifying con
test. The ones who suffer are
the poor listeners who are
rewarded with an entire day
o f mystery sounds. A typical
Lucy meat from tha first
commercial to the leaf an
nouncement •• ah* does her
usual superlative J o b
in
wrecking th* studio, all for
laughs.
9-9:30 p.m. ARC. Wendy
and Me "W endy I^nda A
Helping V ole*." Wendy gets
a singing twin act a booking
which enda up with J e ff pay
ing fo r everything and sub
stituting fo r a aick twin in
a night club.
Bary. President Itcrt Lrderhaua presided.
The Dietrirt 4 luncheon
meeting will be held at' Rtet•on Union Building, Sunday,
April 25, with registration at
II a.m.
Books will be audited during the month hefora install
ation o f new officers In May
by Mary Ann Lederhaua and
Alla-rta Warner.
Tha neat meeting, May 4,
will be a dinner meeting,
place to be announced.
The rew elate o f officer*
•re Margaret William*, pres
ident; Helen 8nodgra*a, first
vie* president; Mary Ann Laderhaus, second vice presi
dent; Bert Lederhaua, third
vice president; Betty Pea
cock, treasurer; Sally Ann
Nelder, recording secretary,
and Jo Peek, corresponding
secretary. Installing officer
will be past president, Bea
trice Muller, DeBary.
Sally Ann Neider introduc
ed Mias Beatrice J. Tyson,
DeBary, who apoke on parlia
mentary procedure.
She atated most rluh pres
ident* rely on Roberta Rule o f
Order to conduct their meetInge, with the knowledge the
meeting can be run smoother.
A good leader ran bring out
the talents in her dub mem
bers by their ability to take
all elections and business o f
the club seriously.
Tha state convention w ill
convene a i Aha-Diplomat Ho
tel, Hollywood, June 17 to
20. Members ware urged to
attend if they can.
though anyone who had ever say, "I'm sorry."
Tha caller who telephone#
heard it should be able to
a man at home on a business
recognise IL
The person who calls you matter with the explanation,
hours after your bedtime “ I didn't want to bother you
and, in response to your at the office.”
There'* nothing w r o n g
•lerpy “ Hello," says, “ I hop#
the telephone, hut
I didn’t wake you.” (Does he w i t h
assume you have insomnia 7) there's a lot wrong with tha
The person who ltavrs a ways some people uaa i t
number but no name, so that
when you try to call bark
you have no idea who you are
trying to reach—or why.
Tha ona who calls at the
dinner hour, because he Is
■ur* o f catching you at home
— and never mind about your
dinner getting cold.
The person who diala your
number and, when you answ
er. asks abruptly, “ Who ia
this?”
The young man who rails a
girl and says. "W hat are you
doing tonight?" without g iv
ing her any hint o f what he
hna In mind if she says
"nothing."
The unknown voice that.
In answer to your “ Hello,"
b r g I n a : “ Congratulation*.
Your name has t *in select
ed to receive. . . ."
Th* caller who diala your
number by
mistake a n d
when you say politely that he
muat have tha wrong num
ber alams down the tele
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Kenneth W. McIntosh, Semi and treatment. As one council conjulUtlon and referral to
nole County prosecuting attor official said, “ We want to tell aourcri of treatment will be
tad
the public what alcoholism to available to families
ney, and Dr. George H. Starke,
and what can be done about other» who are Interested, In
immediate past president of
cluding alcoholics themielvca.
To avoid poiiible impair
the Seminole County Medical
CFCA says It will be one of
Society, ere expected to be 74 councils which have a ffil ment of IU primary objective*.
elected to the board of direc- iated with the National Council CFCA will not engage In ‘ 'w et"
era of the newly formed Cen on Alcoholism since 1M4 and or "d ry ” controveray; ia nei
tral Florida Council on Alco ia the first to be established in ther for nor against social
holism at an organisational Florida although four other drinking; will not engage In
meeting Wednesday at Orlan Florida cities, including Miami any effort to control or pre
are presently forming similar vent the sale or use o f alco
do,
holic beverages. The council
At ■ later date, special coun
White taking prida In their asaests It ia concerned solely
c il protects wlU be carried on
hi Sanford by Sanford people, accomplishment, local mem with control and prevention of
wpeetelly la matters of form bers admit they face e form the disease of alcoholism
al education, court and law en- idable program of intensive which presently afflict* over
and continuing public educa five million Americans and
Snrcement programs,
Tha group la a non-profit tion at all levels, Including ranks with heart disease, can
charitable corporation whose planned activities In schools cer and mental illness as a
general objective to the con antf colleges. An Information major public health problem.
CKCA points out that it does
trol and prevention of alcohol center with a qualfied full-time
ism throu^s early detection staff will be established. Here, not duplicate the work o f any
n
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existing agencies or facilities
All persons Interested in the
and that it neither competes purposes of the council are
nor com pare! with Alcoholics urged to attend tha meeting at
Anonymous,
many o f
whose 7:30 p. m. Wednesday In the
members are among tha coun Friendship Room o f First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Asso
c il’s most active supporters.
Officials of the Florida A l ciation of Orlsndo, Church and
coholic
Rehabilitation
P ro Magnolia Streets. A panel e f
gram at Avon Park have evi informed speakers w ill give
denced their Interest In CFCA's brief talks explaining the pro
success with helpful sugges gram o f CFCA and bow it will
tions and encouragement and be carried out. Ample time Is
several o f them, Including Dr. being allotted for open discuss
W. P . Hill, chief clinical psy ion and questions.
Anyone wishing additional
chologist, are expected to at
tend the membership meeting. Information prior to the meet
Continuing committees far ing is invited to call Richard
specific projects will include D. Stanbra, secretary of the
doctors, hospital administra council at *0-4771.
tors and nurses, clergymen, so
cial agencies, business and in
dustry, the courts and law en
forcement personnel.
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Open Monday • Saturday
8:00 A.M . • 8:00 P.M.
By Jane Casselberry
Hah Estates E l e m e n t a r y
Officers fo r the coming
year wars elected by tha Eng-
School
Parent-Teacher
O r
wero
Fred
Open Mon. A Frl. Nights
’till 9:00 P.M.
Gary Leldner, first; television was shown.
Karres, second, and
ganisation at the April meet James M a r k i s o h n ,
third.
ing held in the school cafe-
A wants in grades four to aix
went to Melody Kctcherslde,
toriura.
Those elected were Mra. first; Kanny Sutikla, second,
and Robby Legg, third.
Carol Rlaxxl, president; Mrs.
A Southern Dell Telephona
Ruth Blue, first vice presi Company film on educational
dent; Rill Pyle, eeroml vice
SSJH Students
To Take Part
In Contest
By Jaxs
president; Mrs. Pat Roberta,
recording
Peggy
Casselberry
Thirteen etudents at South
Seminole Junior High School
w ill be participating In the
American
Contest
Legion
Oratorical
sponsored
morial post 250 o f
by
Me
Cassel
berry.
Those speaking at tha pre
liminary judging to ba held
• t 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
s c h o o l rafelorium will be
Marty and Cathy Dean, Mika
Frish, Kathryn Uruns, Deb
bie Bacchus, Larry Rodd,
Debbia Davis. W alter Blstllna, O lrla Money, Barbara
Smith,
Janla parkrrson,
Steven Terry and Brandon
Heath.
F o u r __ /inallsta->_w lJl__t»
chosen by the Judges who
■re mcmlwra o f the legion
Tost. Timekeeper will be
Harold Kryder.
Each contestant will pre
sent a prepared talk on the
“ Rights and Duties o f tha
Citixen Undsr the Constitu
tion " and an-extemporaneous
talk on a subject related to
the Constitution to be
signed that night.
The final* will he held on
Tuesday, May 4, at 7:30 p.m.
The public la invited to both
•ren t* according to Principal
John Angel who a lio la
Americanism Chairman fo r
the Post.
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‘THRIFTY
accretary;
Mra.
Harris, corresponding
secretary; Mra. Gloria Creedcn, treasurer, and Mrs. Carol
Card, assistant treasurer.
Installation wilt take place
at the May mreling.
Last week's meeting waa
conducted by acting president,
Mrs. Helen Douglus, and in
other business a proposed
budget fo r |1,000 for the next
school year waa approved.
The organization also voted
to purchase bicycle racks for
the school.
Principal Morris Ruby pre
sented ribbons to tha winners
o f tha poster contest held re
cently in conjunction with the
Spring Music Festival at the
school. Winners in the grades
•me through three division
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A PP LY TOR O 'K I I U . OH
LOCAL LKIilkLATIO N
NOTICE Is h rr.b y given lin t
eppllrstlnn w ill
m«<l* to th .
l.rK irlature of Ih* H l.t# of
Florida at It. t l l i P n .lo n for
U .M .a . of H i. following lo r .l
or a ii.rls l s e t:
t, AN ACT It K LATINO TO
I.KV T OP AI* VALOItKM
TAXIOt IN T IIE CENTRAL,
AND HOUTIIEItN FLOOD
c o N T Ilo l, HIHTIllCT:
Amending
Hrutlon 1 of
Chapter SSJJo. U » » of
Florida. m » ; ll.v l.itm U s tins procedur. of tha D is
trict for t h . year l i l t and
thereafter.
T II1H NOTICE hee been order
ed pub tl.b .d by the Uueril of
County Cuinm lulonere In amt
tor I '.i t . County, Flotilla, In
lhi> follow ing n ew .p ap .ra;
T llu .v illa Htar Advocate
Fort Lauderdale D ally News
Miami Itevl.w
D ix ie . County Democrat
ll.n d r y County News
N.btlng News
Veto ll.a rh I'r.e .-Jo u r n s t
SI. Cloud News
Fort rie rc a N .w s Tribune
D .Land Sun News
Melbourne T im ..
K e y West C ltta.g
Okeechobee-News M irror----Orient! H.nttnel
1*11111 lleerh Post
Polk County Democrat
Hanford Herald '
Kissim m ee O aietle
F a rt Myere News Prase
Indlanlown Press
Cocoa Tribune
one time at least I t days before
th* Introduction of the propos
ed L aw la the Legislature.
Board of County Commiss
ioners la and for Dxde
County, Florida
B y : Chuck H all
M ayor of Pads County
B . B. LKATilKIIM AN , Clerk
B y : Edw ard D. Phelan.
Seminole County, Florida
Deputy c le rk of lbs County
By John Aleaaader. Chair- Com in kill on
Dad* County Courthouse
Attest Arthur Beckwith, lit h Floor
Miami. Florida
Publish April 11, t i l l
CUL-17
FRESH
CRISP
STALK
LUCKY
STIilKf
COME SEE OUR COM PLETE ASSO RTM ENT O P
FIR E VIC TIM — Ac
tress L i n d a Darnell
wa* the victim o f a
•Wye— wlrfrlt—Awcpt— a
a u b n r b u n Chintiiu
homo nho wan vialtlng.
(N E A Telephoto)
" B
B
A
f U
' C
"
EASTER
c a n d y
“BRACH’S”
“BRACH’S’
“BRACH ’S”
• S M A L L • W O VEN
JE LLY-B IR D
C A N D Y CHICKS ft
EASTER
BASKETS
EACH
PARKAY”
BIRDS SINGING — BEES BUZZING —
A N D YOUR L A W N NEEDS LOTS A N D LOTS OF W A T E R !
t< r *i , ; . eJMl^ -
GERBER’S”
S TR A IN E D
“LIPTO N ’
to.* U -* ■*
Le* “
a n d ‘service
QUARTERS
lawn
I
|
*
1
BONELESS F U L L CU T ROUND,
CLU B OR S IR LO IN
PLASTIC P IP E — PEERLESS P U M P S — R A IN B IR D
A N D BUC K NER SPRINKLERS.
YO U R SPECIFICATIONS.
PLU M B IN G
111 ELM AYE.
P IP E
AND
CUT
H E A T IN G
822-9818
TO
T-BONE OR CUBE
.
�City Okays Lakefront Project Action
.* y * »
Shade* o f a dry
The
famed
Tornado Toll Rises To 241
Sanford!
Shatimar
lounge
. . . long the rendetvoui fo r
Sanford aocj^y at tha Mayfa ir Inn . , ; is going to be
converted Into a anda foun
tain
fo r
Where
young mldrhipmcn.
will
Society
congregate now?
•
•
Sanford
•
Old age assistance check* in
Seminole County arc going to
atmoat 000 persona, according
to State Department o f Pub
lic Welfare.
During
a rerent
month
cherka were aenl to 80:1 peraona in Seminole County at a
coat o f $45,034. The aveiage
check wns f5l.4t.
•
•
•
James (i. Johnson, 2405
Adams Court, and Linda S.
Truluck, 174 Pinccreat Drive,
will receive degreea from the
University r f South Florida
Sunday.
•
•
•
Six Florida ritira — San
ford among them — have re
moved 2,210 parking metera
from their downtown buaineaa
districts. One o f the prime
reasons given fo r removing
parking metera waa to re
vitalise the downtown buai
neaa diatrlct. None o f the
areas
studied
indleated
a
■trong
inercaae
in
retail
aaiea, according to the F lo ri
da A A A .
•
•
•
The 60th rhnpter o f the
American Aeeociution for Re.
tired T en on *
(A A R P )
In
Florida haa been organised at
Deltona.
• e e
On this fallout ahcller pro.
gram, Eoghan Kelley aaya
what ia really needed ia a
substantial effort to gain a
maximum number o f shelter
■pacea In each new building
to be constructed In the next
10 years.
“ From new construction, re
sulting from the rapid growth
rate, we ran develop enough
shelter space* to o ffe r both
existing and future popula
tion a apace protection factor
o f 40 and above," he aaya.
Kelley waa project manager
o f a shelter study made by
the
Orunge-Seminolo
Joint
Fiannlng Croup.
•
•
e
Sanford
Librarian
Mrs.
Sara King haa given ua some
nppnlllng news. Florida ranks
5°th in .•-te .up.Kjrt o f II..b rarl cs .and-fi'-h-icyLees!-toy,
port!
T o remedy this situation,
the Florida Library and His
torical Commission requested
a budget o f > 1.8 million fo r
tha next two year* fo r tha
state library and state aid
fo r public libraries.
This has been cut drast
ically hy the lludget Commis
sion. Those interested in re
storing these cuts should con
tact their legislators.
s •
•
The Hunt Central Florida
Regional
Planning
Council
will meet in Sanford at the
M ayfair Inn April 14 at 10
a.nr.
s
a
•
Psychiatrist to p a t i e n t :
"T ell me moie about your In
feriority complex, stupid."
• a
•
The
glass
will grow, it
always docs;
I
wish.-Jt__ would - grow
slower,
'Cause this machine, whaU’er
it was,
It isn't any mower.
Property Loss
Estimated At
tlOO Million
Seminole County
*
*
♦
*
Sh?
'
CH ICAG O ( U P I ) — Those
who survived began today the
task o f burying the dead
from the devastating midwestern tornadoes.
Dut as funerals were an
nounced the toll increased.
The count o f the dead from
the Patm Sunday disaster
reached 241 a* workers found
more bodies in the rubble.
The 37 tornadoes so far
have claimed 132 lives In In
diana, S3 in Ohio, 40 in Mich
igan, seven in Illinois am!
three in Wisconsin.
Indiana Gov. Roger Prnnigln said, “ Ttecause o f the
magnitude o f this disaster It
will lie days and weeks before
the final toll o f human and
physical damage is known."
“ It is shocking. It is awe
some beyond belief. It compounds misery upon misery,"
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes
said after an on-the-spot inrpectlon o f the stricken areas
in his state.
The sorting and the sifting
went on today, with grim em
ergency workera from as far
away as N ew York pouring
into the disaster areas to help
the homeless, feed the hungry
and rare fo r the injured.
Rull-dotera roamed through
splintered
towns,
clearing
small paths through th* de
bris.
A team o f U . 8 . Weather
Rurcnu specialists started a
state-by-statc* tour of the tor
nado-scarred Midwest today,
examining the extent o f dam
age.
Insurance experts estimated
property damage would ap
proach $100 million.
The Small Bualnrss Admin
istration in Washington prom
ised loans fo r the strickrn
area “ as soon as all the re
ports a n in."
But no one was saying
whrn that would be.
In towns like Russiaviile,
Ind., where there was no elec
tric power, no light, no heat,
no achoul, and w h en every
one o f the 600 buildings in
town b o n a scar— no one
knew when the colossal task
would l>e completed.
In places like Pittsfield,
Ohio, a tiny crossroads town,
no one knew w h en to begin.
The village's nins housss,
two churches and some o f Its
stores w e n all blown awny
by the storm. Seven o f the
town's 60 residents were dead.
on the St. Johns R iver
Phone 322-2611
* * * *
Zip Code 32771
“The N ile o f Am erica”
feralii
)
W E A T H E R : Fair thru Wednesday, high 85-92; low tonight in mid-60s.
VOL. 57
United Press Loused W ire
Established 190S~TUKSD A Y,~A Pit 11713, 1965
SAN FOR D ~ FLO R ID A
NO. 167*
Plans Put
In Motion
By Dot ll* Aunt In
Sonford City Com mi dinner* moved Monday
evening to entlmrk on a three-part program o f action
that will culminate in the construction o f a lakefront
development that will "put Sanford on the map."
On a motion from Commissioner M. L. Reborn
Jr., which was approved
unanimously by the com
mission, the city voted
to:
1. Obtain professional
services for the design of the
lakefront development plan;
2. Authorize the fiscal agent
to prepare for the sale ol
bend* financed by franchise
revenues;
3. Instigate n program to oh
tain private capital for the
construction of commercial
facilities.
An amendment to this pro
posal, made by nnhorn, add
ed that the rlly "undertake
the "lake from development
program in line with the re
port presented to the city
commission by the consulting
FIRE CH IE F Mack N.
engineer*” (M aurire 11. Con Cleveland Sr., member
nell amt Associates),
o f the Sanford fire de
In answer to questions from
partment for 45 years
the audience as to how the
and its chief fo r 4 0
cost would be determined,
yearn, said this morn
commissioner* explained that
ing he will have "an
the cost would be established
announcement o f my
by selling the criteria for
retirement f r o m the
construction bids in the $7-800,department" within a
000 class.
few dnya, in response
City Attorney William Hutch to n query about the
ison pointed out (hat commit city’s compulsory re
ment of leases to private in tirement resolution.
is to he released in New York City Wednesday by J. P.
vestors would depend on the
C IT Y OK SANFO RD and county will lose $25,000 annually
action taken by the trustees
Wicgcrs, president o f the Hernnrr Macfnddcn Foundation, n
in taxes when the M ayfair Inn (above) and its annex (motel)
non-profit organisation, sjionsors o f the academy, and Horace
are taken over in nliout nix weeks as dormitory and class
o f the Internal Improvement
Stonehom, president o f the National Exhibition Company
Fund in Tallahassee, in an
rooms l»y the Sanford Naval Acudemy, to las known ns "Com
(San Francisco Giants>.
(Herald Photo)
modore Barry Hall.” Official announcement o f the transaction
swer to a request for trans
fer of title to bottom lands to
tht city,
“ The policy up lo now haa
been to permit municipal lm
provement, hut they will not
permit you to lease these pub
The City of Sanford official,
He lands to private Investors
ly Joined .tha Seminole Coun
This policy has been establishty Chamber o f Commerce
The City o f Sanford w e n fi'
ed for 20 years, in regards to
Monday In requesting the
nn record at the (Jfty Combottomlands
in fresh water
Florida Public UUlltics Com*
miasion meeting Monduy and
These land* are held in pub
mission lo create a county*
intend* to inform the .State
lic trust—(he trustees cannot
wide telephone service.
Legislature that It "v ig o r
convey ■ legal title— they have
The resolution was endorsed
ously apposes" a new hill
no authority In do this. But
unanimously
by the city com*
"drafted, approved, advert la
we must have a legal title misskincrs.
rd and sent" to the stale del
before wc can lease any part
They also voted to join the
egation
by
the
Seminole
of this marina landfill area
Southern Bell Telephone Com*
County
Cornmlsaion
asking
lly
Harry
Lawra
to
appoint
an
acting
police
lo private Investors," Hutchi
Hearns told the board that
By Paul Brookshire
pany in petitioning for tha
for water control anil con
“ It's liern a happy life. I ’ve chief.
son emphasized.
A toning request to allow a he had no intention of put
repeal of the federal excise
servation measure*.
enjoyed
it
and
1
think
Ihnt'a
Williams, who I* 65, today
''Nevertheless,
lei's
go
dog kennel on the Longwood- ting horses in the arra. On the
Inx on communications Mr*
It w o k aulit the Mil pro wlial it takes to lie n police- tcminUred over hi* year* ahead with our plans lo build
Markham Road was denied by
vices.
other hand, lie said his inten vide* for iidditionui taxation man, enjoying your work."
with the department, remem Hie project and let these pro
the Seminole County Hoard
City Attorney William <2.
With these words, Snnfurd bering how in 1P20 he nn- blems take care o f themselves
of Commissioners this morning tion was to ask better zoning of nearly half a million dol
Hutchison was instructed to
lars
annually;
without
a
refPolice Chief Roy (j. Williams ■wered police call* on harae- as we rome to them," said
after a delegation appeared for the building of $30,000 to
draw up resolutions express*
errnduin or review by the summed up his -IS years with back or by bicycle.
Commissioner Esrl
Higgin Ing die city's strong endorse
$35,000 homes.
in protest.
public
nr
taxpayers;
it
pro
tlie police department here, 42
The Hoard of Adjustment
In 1032, Chief William* had botham.
A petition was presented the
ment of both these proposals,
vides for n second additional of those years as |x>lire chief.
In answer lo a question from and urging that approval be
Ids closest brush with danger
which had recommended ap
board objecting to the zoning |tax annually, without limiluC
h
i
e
f
Williams
Monday
while capturing an escaped s member of the audience. given both these requests.
proval of the request by Dr.
tlon; it apparently provides evening asked fo r an end to
change.
convict.
Fred George, commissioners
Lewis L. Kline, was overruled
In other action, the Board of for a third additional tax, an hit 4H decade* o f duty to
William * and tha escape* said that there would be no
In the action,
nually,
a
“
special
ta
x
"
withSanford, submitting his letter were involved In an auto necessity for a public referenIn another zoning matter, Commissioners voted to ap
out limitation.
o f resignation to the city wreck whirh rraultrd In
dum on the matter of buildthe board gave its approval to pear as a petitioner Irefore the
The bill provide* to allow ...... mission. In bis letter to broken arm and Ido for the Jag_J.be 1nkftfCl'ttLJir.fl.tscl,- — - -T A L L A H A S S E E — t L I T ) a change from Hl-AA to HC-l Stale Public Utilities Commit~
- USUI * —
-of--H.-c- -rr.T.-nrrlT'",c lh t r f—Wfitraritif VhTef,- feVvlng*_______________
leaving hin”
him ‘‘lahT~up”
"laid up"
James Preston, Miami, stu
taxes
on
all
property
nwnera
asked thnt lie tie placed on for ia m i tima.
______
Dhone
phone ivstcm
system for Seminole
dent editor of Florid* Ststa
Estates.
in the county, If they pay inactive duty April 22, and
Ona or Chief
Williams’
University's student magazine
The request was originally County.
drainage taxes to a district, Ida retirement become effec pm uilrit momenta, lie *nid,
George Touhy appeared be
Lo n d o n <u p d — Prime "Smoke Signals," resigned to
denied
by
the
zoning
board
agency,
authority,
or
|H>tltirn
1
LONDON O U T ) — Former
tive Oct. 1. Tire commission came with the completion of Mlniiler Ilom M Wilson ia fly
day after the university ad
but a reconsideration had been
Itoard to request the subdivision, but will not allow
Foreign Secretary P a t r i r k
er*
“ regretfu lly"
nrrepted the Police Benevolent Associ ing to Ihc United Stales today
clion.
lie
said
the
metro
ministration banned the April
poperty owners In munii'l|Nil- tlie resignation,
Gordon Walker said today he sought by Reams.
ation clubhouse on North to discuss the Viet Nam criil* edition ss containing “ vulgar
phone system would unite the
Residents
in
the
area
were
intends to go through with his
ities (such as in the cityl
Wednesday m o r n i n g at Semionla Boulevard. It was and other world problem*
county by communications.
and libelous” material. Th*
Asian paaca m illion despite fearful the rezoning would al
credit for the taxes they pay 11:30, a special meeting of
th* culmination o f a 10-year with President Johnson.
The board also revoked the
new editor will be Bob Cornet,
low
Reams
to
stable
horse*
on
for this type work,
rebuffs from Red China and
llin comillissinn will be held dream fo r William*.
Wilson goes In Washington uf Orlandu, who already had
permit of the Triple A Gar
Carnmlasloneia e x p Inined
Communist North Viet Nam. the properly.
lu I860, the city rommU- as the staunchest Allied sup been elected but was not
bage Collection Company I*that this heavily favor* coun
si on honored the chief for 40 porter of U. S. policy in scheduled tu take over until
cause of past due bills. The
ty taxpayer* while providing
years service to tha city. A t Soulheait Asia
after (he next edition.
company's dumping privileges
“ double taxation" fo r muni
that tima they preiented him
were
revoked
immedistely cipal taxpayer*.
with a gold plated revolver.
with the understanding they
It also require* every prop
Asked what he planned to
would lie reinstated if the hills erty owner, Including those
do
in hi* retirement, William*
Open F r t Nights!
are paid.
in the city to get a permit
laughed and *nid, “ I won't
A request to approve a pro from the county to tju Hitch
get rusty. I don't have loo
f t
posed development In the San- ing, irrigation or watering
SMB
a s SCSI
M i
many hobbies, but I do go
• us m i tus ••* is. ISI IK
n U T QUALITY m
lando Springs area hy the work on hi* property.
i f
a !4 a •
fishing and hunting once In a
Overstreet Investment Co. und
"Tills bill should be tilled
while, and I do u little target
the Florida Land Development ‘drainage o f taxpayer’* pock
shooting.”
Company was taken under ad et*',"
City
Commissioner*
W illiam *' request for revisement.
said and instructed City A t
tlrcment followed on tha heels
|003
1005
torney William C. Hutchison
o f • March 22 resolution o f
* v « MOO t v s a t * * « o e a r » * '
to semi to the legislative del
the rlly commission setting
N E W — JU.HX A im iY J :D --------------egation a icsolution opposing
umipiibuiry - retirement at a go
Hie trill a* written anil asking
60 for city department head*,
that all pro|icrty in tire city
divisiun superintendents, pol
be removed from inclusion in
ice department afftcera and
• S TR A W S • P LA S T IC S • P A T E N T S
the hill.
fire department officers.
Tims* iierauns already AC
Michael Sulton, 21, of 401
Drawn from Hie i t tha
at the time the rtaulullun was
55G. DAC RON — 45',. WOOL
Orange Avenue, was injured
Minlc House by CKAIWUKD passed, automatically would
Monday night when the car he
be retired 30 days following
was driving swerved off the
a ■ a
TH E M AN who hua no adoption o f the mcaaure.
•tree!, entered the yard ol
•
SHORT,
KKG.,
LONG
•
3$
to t$
"it'a
been
a
good
46
y
e
a
n
,"
inteieitlM
.
.
.
but
being
1804 Sanford Avenue,
and
i’ ruaident o f th« United Williams said, “ very good."
atruck a parked car.
SAIGON (U P I )- T h e U. S.
The retired chief and his
S ta te s . Thu story o f bin
The parked vehicle was Embassy reported today that
M EN’S SHORT S L E E V E
first 500 d a y s in the wife, Ruby, live at 424 E l
guerrillas
have
pushed into the corner of the Communist
liott Avenue.
house. Nn damage estimate executed an American aid o f White House, by Bruce
In accepting hi* resignation
ficial. Joseph W. Grainger,
has been made ■* yet.
B i o * « a t, Washington
correspondent o f News the commission commended
Sutton, who ii in the Navy, 38, of Sumter, S. C., who was
NEW SM EN are presumed to pick up quirks
• WHITE • PASTELS • WASH ’N WEAR
paper Enterprise Asso Williams by saying, "Th is
waa taken to the dispensary at kidnaped last August during
quickly but it took pretty Genevieve Stubbing*,
a tour of the counlryaidc.
Sanford N aval A ir Station.
ciation, starts today on man haa contributed more
substitute proof-reader fo r The Herald, only a
Investigation of the accident
It waa tha first known Viet
pare 2 in The Sanford than any one man to this
few minutes this morning to note this mixed-up
USE YO U R P E N N E Y CH ARG E CA R D !
la incomplete and no chargei Con* murder • » an Americann Herald.
fieri
It U a three- city. He haa glvea 4 f years
calender, several copies o f which are hanging
have
been
filed.
civilian
eapti
*
a i aMritorleaa aarvic*," „
■tory.
ia Tha Herald aawwoom.
(Herald Photo).
K
»
t
City Supports
County Metro
Phone System
City Opposes County Water
Rezoning For Kennels
Rejected By County
It s Been Happy Life,
Says Chief Williams
'Smoke Signals*
Cao Up In Smoke
Parley Slated
Peace Mission
Closeup
enneuf
U a M IA
1 2 3
4 5 • 7 I 9 10
» 13 14 J5 55
SUNDAY IS EASTER!
Sailor Injured
In Car Mishap
EASTER HANDBAGS .
American Slain
By Guerrillas
MEN'S SUITS
DRESS S H IR T S _ _ _ _ _
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X o i o t b e r i s th o u g h ts
Alliance
CH RISTIA N MISSIONARY
a l l ia n c e c h u r c h
1411 P a rk A va a t 14th
SL
Rev. C liffo rd E. K arro d , P a s to r
S u n d a y School ------ 1:11 a m.
W o rsh ip se rv ic e _ 11:00 a m.
E v e n in g W o rsh ip — 1:11 A «a
A llia n c e Y outh
F e llo w sh ip (T u a n ) M l p. « I W ad)
P r a y e r Sorvleo ------T il l P- R
Assembly Of God
P IN E C R E S T ASSEMBLY
O P OOD CHURCH
C or. t l t k a n d E lm
K . M. W ild e r —----------- P a a to r
S unday School —
1:11 a m.
M o rn in g W o rsh ip — 11:14 a. m.
E v e n in g W o rsh ip — 1:14 a m.
Y o u th Sorv. (Sun.) , 4:01 p. m.
M ld -W ssk S erv. (W sd.) _ T ill
A
Baptist
' CE N T R A L BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor. I l t h SL * O ak Ava.
B a ll S m ith — ________ P a a te r
R nhday School ------ 1:41 a m.
M orning W o rsh ip — t i n # a m.
T ra in in g U unlon
— H 4I A «•
E v e n in g Barvlea —
M l A a
W ad. P r a r s r S ervice 1:11 p . m.
N u rsery Open
W T R R --------------- T :*l
A
S u a d sy Mltd B ro a d ca st
W ESTSID B MISSIONARY
B A PTIST CHURCH
I t h St. A H olly Avo.
J o h n H. K i n g ------------ P M to r
Sunday School —
11:11 a m.
S u n d ay
M o rn in g W orohlp — 11:11 A r a
Sunday
E v e n in g W o rsh ip — T ill P- m,
W sd n ssd sy
P r a y s r S srvlea —
1:41 P. » •
PIN EC R E ST BA PTIST
CHURCH
O norn R oad
M orning W orship . 11:41 A m.
P u n d s r School ------- 1:41 a m.
T ra in in g U n i o n ----- S i l l p. m.
E v e n in g W orship — 1:10 A m.
W sd. O fflosrs A T sa ch e ra
M a s t i n g ---------------- 4:10 p. r a
JORDAN MISSIONARY
B A PTIST CIIUIICII
t i l l W. F i r s t S tro st
Sunday School —
10:00 A m.
M o rn in g W orship — 11:40 a m.
Ill bis S tu d y (S u n d ay ) 1:00 p m.
H v n n g o llslla Borvlea 1:11 p. m.
W ed. P ra y e r M eet — 1:01 p- m.
R ill S t e p h e n s --------------- '• • .I ® '
A C o rd ial W elcom e to AU
Methodist
Baptist
Adventist
Christian
F IR S T CH RISTIA N CHURCH
D ISC IPL ES O F C H R IST
HOT B. S a n fo rd Ava
R. V ornon F u lle r
S u n d a y School _ _ 1:11 a r a
M orning W o rah lp - 11:01 a m.
Southern Methodist
H O LT CROSS
411 A P a rk A va
H oly C om m union .... 1:11
F a m ily S erv ice a n d
S u n d a y School
|;M
M orning P ra y e r
C First S unday —
M aly C om m unloa 11.44
a
m.
a
m.
a
m.
Free Methodist
P E E R M ETH O D IST CHURCH
C o ra e r 4th St. a n d L au rel A v a
R ev. L H. K elley ____ P e a t o r
T elephone) S tl-T * ll
S u n d a y School _
1:41 A m.
M orning W o rih lp _ . 11:41 a m.
Evening W orihlp _ 7:04 p. m.
W eA P r a y e r S erv ice 1:11 p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
t i l l P a rk Avenue
B ert Brown . .....n ■ E v a n g e list
Sunday
Bible stu d y
11:00 a m.
M orning W arship — 11:00 a m.
E vening Service — 1:10 a m.
S ts "H erald of T ru th ” 1 p . m .
■unday on C hannel 1
Tuesday
Ladles Blblo Cl see - 0:10 a. m.
Men's Clasa —
1:10 p. m.
W sdnssdsy
Bible c la sa ——
T :ll p. m.
Lutheran
IRB
L U T R R R A N CHURCH
.
M M A O rlando D riv e
H w y. 11*11)
S a e fo rA F lo rid a
I t l 'T I l t
T h a Rev. 1. O o rd o a f a i r s
P a s to r
S u n d a y School ____ 1:11 a m.
M o rn in g W o r a h lp
H i l l a m.
C om m union—F i r s t Sunday in
E ac h M onth
K in d e rg a rte n a n d M uraary
CHURCH O F C H R IST
O s n tv n
R alp h B rew er J r .
E v a n g e lis t
Bible School -------- 1:10 a. m.
M orning W orship — 1:10 n. m.
E s n ln g W o rsh ip — l;S I p. m.
W eA P ra y e r Servloo 1:10 p. r a
L U T H E R A N CHU RCH O F
THR REDEEM ER
111 W. I I t k P isco
"T h e C h u rc h of th e L u th e ra n
H o u r'' nnd TV *T hla la th a
L ife"
H e rb e rt W . flo e rta
F a c to r
S unday School
1:11 A m.
W o rih lp S ervice — 11:11 a m.
K in d e rg a rte n a n d N u rsery
FAOLA CHURCH Ob CH RIST
H ig h w a y I I W est
M orris R uby — . E v a n g e lis t
B ible C lsss —
I0:oo a . m.
M orning W o rsh ip _ 11:01 a m.
E v en in g W orship — 1:00 p. m.
B ible C lasses W eA - 1:11 p. m-
Christian Science
F IR S T
C H U R C H OF C H R IS T
SCIEN TIST
100 E s s t Second S tre e t
Sunday Marvlre A
Sunday School . . . _ 11:00 a. m.
Mubjeot: "A dam n n d F a lle n
Man”
W ednesday S ervice . n;00 p. m.
H r .d in g Room ! 101 W. K lre t
W oow dayo: 10:10 a .m — 4:10 p m.
Methodist
F IR S T M ETH O D IST CHU RCH
111 P a rk A va
R ev. R o b e rt M. Je n k in s, F a a ta r
M orning W orahlp — 1:11 p. m.
Sunday School ------ 1:41 a m.
M o rn in g W orahlp — 11:11 a r a
M T P M eetin g s — A l l a p a (in te rm e d ia te , la n lo r )
R v e a ln g W orahlp „ 1:11 a m.
Church Of God
C lfU IIC ll O F OOD
Sind A F re n c h
1. II. A l f o r d __________P a e lo r
Sunday School _— 0:46 a m.
M orning W orahlp — 11:44 a. m.
K v a n g ellillo Serv. .... 7:00 p. m.
F a m ily N ight Service
O f T EE N B A PTIST C IIU IIC II
HWY. 411
l'h . I l l ' l l Id
R ev. J o s h L o n g ---------P a s to r
Sunday S c h o o l ------14:14 »■ m.
M o rn ln s Sorvleo — 11:60 a m.
T ra in in g U nion —
4:10 p. m.
E v en in g S ervice — T130 p. m.
W sd n ssd sy H e a tin g s:
o rg a n is a tio n s — I l l s p. m.
P r a y e r — ...........— li** P- *a
C h o i r _____________ 1:10 P. r a
o f noD
O F PRO PH ECY
1600 Etm Avonuo
ROV. R o b e rt W Steh — _ P a e lo r
Sunday School _ _ _ 0:41 a. m.
W orahlp S ervice _ lo :4 l a. m.
K n g e llstlo Serv. — TiSS p. m.
T u ed a y t
B ible T r a i n i n g ------1:46 p. m.
T h u rad a y i
Y oung Paoplo Sorvleo 1:41 p.m.
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W . In d B l n t M apla Avo.
P a u l B lckos __________ P a a te r
S un d ay School —
1:41 a m.
M o rn in g W o r a h lp __t e l l a m.
Y o u th H o u r _ _ _ _ 1:01 a m.
X van g elletld Servian T ill p, ra. ‘
M id-W eek
Sorvleo (W ed.) — IN * p. r a
T h ird Sunday
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R ev. W . L H olcom b A P a s to r
S unday
1:41 A r a ____ B ible School
}t:00 A m. m M orning W o rih lp
1:00 p. r a _ E v e n in g le rv lc e
1:01 A m . — W eA M id-W eek
P ra y e r Service!
1:11 p. m. _ L a s t W eA M l##,
lo a a ry Servloo
Pentecostal
FIR S T PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH O P LONOWOOD
111 O rangp S tre e t
Rev. E. R uth (Ira n i — P aato p
Sunday S c h o o l-----„ 10:11 a ra.
M orning W o r i h l p _11 t i l a m,
Sunday E v en in g __ 1:11 p. m.
W ed. B ible Study « T:l» p, m.
C onquerors M eeting
F r id a y ,
f i l l p. m.
Presbyterian
Rev. W. E. T i m m s ___ P aatop
Sunday School
A l l a. m.
M orning Services
11:40 a m.
C h o ir P ra c tic e W ad. 1:11 a m.
E v e ry Onh W elcome.
ORACE M ETHODIST CHURCH
O norn R d , a t W oodland A vo,
Rev. Jo h n H. H ire* Jr., P n alo r
C hurch School
1:11 a m.
M o rn in g W o rsh ip — 11:11 a m.
M T P ---------- -------- t i l l A A
COVENANT PR E SB Y T ER IA N
t i l l S outh O rlando D rlvo
T h o m as H. M akln —_ P a s to r
W orahlp ..... 1:11 a i a
C hur eh School _ _ 10:44 a i a
CHURCH
Y. P. K. W a d .___ 1:10 p. m.
VIRBT SOUTHERN
W K T H O D irT CHURCH
W o m a n 's C lub R u lld ln s
141 O ak Ava
D u rw ard H. K n ig h t J r , P aata*
S u n d a y School ____ 1:41 a ra.
E p w o rth L ea g u e _ _ 4 no p. m.
W o rih lp S ervice ___ 1:14 p. m.
F IR S T PR E S BYTE K1AH
CHURCH
S anford, FI a
Oa k Ava. A Ird I t .
flro p e r C. Sew ell J r , __ P aatop
E d g a r W. S m ltk J r . A a tla ta n t
Peat or
C h u rc h S c h o o l___ _ 1 : 4| a m,
Beeatoa H e e tt
11:41 a m.
H o rn in g W o rih lp _ 11 i l l a m.
P io n e er Fellow ehlp „ 1:41 a m.
S enior HI Foltow ablp 1:00 a m.
E v e n in g W o rih lp __ 1:11 a m.
W eA P ra y e r H o o tin g T :oi a r a
GENEVA M ETHODIST
church
M T F _____________4:14 p , n>.
T r . L ero y D. Soper, R e c to r
Church Of Christ
OAKLAW N B A PTIST CHUIICH
1141 C o u n try C lub Itoed
g p o n a o rsd by F ir s t B a p tis t
C hurch
R ev. R. T . l l » r r e l t ------P a s to r
S un d ay S c h o o l ----- 1:46 a . m.
W o rah lp S ervice — 11 iM a. m.
T ra in in g U n i o n ----- S i l l A >».
E v e n in g W orahlp — 1:10 p. m,
W eA P r a y e r Serv, — T ill p. r a
CHURCH
P unland K ite ie e
C itru e H e lsh to
H er. C herlee & H o f r _ P a ste *
C hurch School _ _ 1:41 a m.
Morning W o rih lp — 11:04 a. in.
Kve. W u r a h l p ___ 1:10 p. m.
W ed. P ra y e r B e rrie s T :lt p m .
Atomic bombs darken oar lUee. . . jmtEohdrre fuHout thm fem unborn |e a s » tim e ... them Is strife, unmet, gveaw tr In many p»rts of theworld! Hbwear.wa
Isas the fu to n with mwifU—** vrfaen !»««»—«ny stu d s a t the w | brisk ef
destruction?
There is onty one way: to he eoangMaa n d steadfast, and tn a t la ft* vie*
dam end mercy of God!
This little girl, my own daughter, does not know what trembles my h e a rt She
Is not afraid of tomorrow. . . not yet! Through the Church she will learn the ways
of the Lord and how to live a truly Christian life. Through prayer may God help
me set tn example for my daughter.. . teaching me to put my trust, yes, mj eery
life into His hands, no matter what the fatese might have ia atoce for uel
*«f>
E L D E R SPRINOB B A PTIST
Old O rlando Rd. a t H a a ts r A v a
B. H am ilto n O rirfln — P a s to r
Sunday School
1:41 a m.
M orning W orship — 11:00 a m.
T ra in in g U nion —. ( :lo a *a
E v e n in g W o rih lp — T il t p. m.
CH m s T METHODIST
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The Following Sponsors Make ThiB Church Notice And Directory Page Possible
GREGORY LUMBER
of Sanford
ART BROWN
PEST CONTROL
CELERY CITY
PRINTING CO., INC.
CHELSEA TITLE AND
GUARANTY CO.
119 W. F irst, Sanford
BETTY CASS
Insuranca
Hwy. 17*92, Casselberry, Fla.
HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO.
and S taff
NELSON & CO., INC.
Oviedo, Florida
HARRELL ft BEVERLY
AUTOMOTIVE
209 W. 26th S t, Sanford
HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
Hwy, 17*92, Sanford
SEMINOLE LODGE
Nursing ft Convalescence Residence
300 South B iy Ave., Sanford, Fla.
BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC.
SOI W. le t. St., Sanford
KILGORE SEED COMPANY
1400 W. le t. St., Sanford
COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of
AMERICA
Southern Bell Telephone Employees
Local No. 3108
LEE BROTHERS
Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning
COBIA BOATS
Southim FiberglM i Product!, lac.
Harold SUma and Em ployed
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
C. L. Robinson and S taff
LIGGETT REXALL DRUG
Gordon Kellett
and Employees
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
J . M>
and S taff
FOOD FAIR STORES, INC.
Robert Sulouff and Employees
HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO.
Jimmy Crappe and Employees
PUBLIX MARKETS
and Employee!
ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT
Roee ft Wilks Bowmen ft Employees
BA PTIST
ML Zion H ls s la n a rp B ap tlat, B lpta A v a
New
Ml.
C a lv a ry
M issionary
B a p tla t
111! W. I l t h BL
New S alem P rim itiv e B a p tla t C hurah.
U H W. I l t h BL
New ML S la b B a p tis t C h n reh , i l l s p e e r Ava
O a k la w a B a p tis t C hapel, 1141 W. n t h a t.
O ita e a B a a tla t C h u rch
P ln tc r a s l B a p tla t C h u rch . I l l W. O nora H4.
P r a ir ie L a b s B a p tla t C h u rch , R ld g s R d ,
F s r a P a rk
P ra g ra a s M issio n ary B a p tis t C hurah. M idw ay
Second P h llah M issionary B a p tis t C hurch,
N in th B H ic k o ry
BL J s m s a M issio n ary B a p tla t C h u rch i t s .
R A I I I O staaa
BL P a u l M ia tls h ir y B a p tist C h u rch . I t h Bt.
BL M attb aw a M issionary B a p tla t C h u rc h
C e u s a a H e ig h ts
BL J s h n 'i H la s le a a ry B ap U al C hurch.
I l l C y p re ss IL
T am pin B apU at C h u rah , P a lm B p rta g s M ,
A Its m en i t B prlnga
W e e u ld a M letlo n ary B a p tis t C hurah,
STENSTROM REALTY
Herb Stenitrom and S taff
PERFECTION
DAIRIES
8TRICKLAND.MORRISON, INC.
and S taff
W1LSON-EICHELBURGER
MORTUARY
E ubIcb L Wilaon and S taff
WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE C a
Mr. and M ri. A1 Wiiion
L. D. PLANTE. INC.
Oviedo, Florida
A. DUDA ft SONS, INC.
81avia, Florida
THE AMERICAN OIL CO.
Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland
SANFORD ATLANTIC
‘
NATIONAL BANK
Howard H. Hodge* and S taff
STATE FARM INSURANCE
Companid
Irving L Pryor and S taff
SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
John Dunn and S taff
BOB'S RESTAURANT
Bob and Eatdlld McCalliater
Hwy. 17*92, Sanford, Fla.
ft
WINN DIXIE STORES
and Em ployed
■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY—
A n tio ch B a p tist C hurch, Oviedo
C a s u a l B sp tla l C hurch, t i l l O ak Ava.
C h u lu a ie F irs t B a p tist C h u rch
C h u lu o ts B sp tlal M illio n
R id er P p ria g a B a p tist C hurch,
•I I Lehman B4
First Baptist Church, III Park At*.
Friendship Hnpllet Church at
BL 4M. Altaaaoate Springs
F uel BapUni Church
el DeiB n rg
__________
Rlrtt Baptist Chknrah nf Oeaava
P i n t B a p tis t O bnreb s f L ab* K s ry
F i r s t B a p tist C hurch « t L ake M onroe
F i r s t B a p tist C b n rsh s i L a n g w o s t, c u r .
C h e rob A O ra a t
F i r s t B a p tist C h u r ah M O vlada
F i r s t B aM lal C hurah M Ban I g n i s B p rtag s
F i r s t Shiloh M ie sissa ry P a p tla i C hurch,
t i l l W. l l t h Bt.
F o r e s t Oily B a p tis t C hurch
F o u n ta in Hon* B a p tist C hurah, O v lid a
L av * f a a t b a r a B a p tis t M U atas, c h u lu a ta
M lu la a a r y
B s p tU t C h u rc h
N o rth
K a ia rp rla *
ils* Baptlat Churah
bSM oala
O ak u r n BA On tat*
H o r slag
in g alary
a l a r y Baptlat
B a p tist Church,
C h u rah , <O anava H w y.
____
ML O llvs M issionary B a p tis t C hurch, Ban
U s d s S p rin g s B A , U a g w o e d
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4 1 A Hilly Ava.
B lah H op* B apU at C hurah, T il O ra n g e Ava
Bt.
A n a 's
C atholic
1*1a c t, U eD ary
C h u rch ,
P s r s h la g
SL Mary M agdalene C alholla Church, Malt*
land Ava. A ltam onte Bprlnga
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F ir s t C h ristian Church, l t t l A B an ter! Ava.
co n g re g a tio n a l C hristian Chnreh,
1401 F o rk Avo.
N orthildo C h risties Chureh, F t n f I * *
H aven D r, M aitland
C hurch
C hureh
Chureh
C hurah
CHURCH O P CHRIST
of C hrist, t i l l A P ark Av*.
of C h rlit, Oenavn
of ChrleL Longwood
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Ml m ine. Baterprlao
BP1BCOPAL
All Bsluta 1 .
Oak Ava.
R om an C a th s lle H aas, S p e rlsm a n 'a Club,
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A f |4 KltiTPflftft
C hriet Eplaeopal Churah, L an g v aa*
All Balnta E piteapaL R atarprlaa
Maly C ross BpUaspei, P a rk Ava. » l tt h
P s a t n
LUTHERAN
Aactnslon
L utheran
Dr.. C aastlberry
Chnreh,
Over break
flood Shepherd U nited U U o r n ,
1144 a Orlande Or.
L utheran Churok a t th e Redeem or,
l t i W. I l t h Pisan
Meoaloh L u th e ra n C hurah, A m e rla ea L tg la n
H all, F ra lr la L ake, Farm P a rk
S ta ffo rd M tm e rU I
a D eB ary
a ran* M e th o d ist C h a reh . O s a r * __
O r a a t C hap al A M R. C h u re h , O vlada
O a k g ra v a H o th o d U t C hurah. Ovlada
O o iio s M athodiat C hurch
M s th s d ls t,
ML
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M tth e d U t
C b n rsh
NASARBNH
PL Lukes L u th eran Church, BL *14 Blavla
MBTHODIBT
B a rn a tt H tm a rta l M etkedlst Churah, H.
D tB ary A va, Be ter »r lea
Hear Lake M sthsdlst C h a rs*
Bethel A S K. Church, C anaan H etghta
C aaatlbarry Oommnnlty M elhodtst Churah,
Hwy. 11*11 B Finny Ridge R d, cssaalharry
DeBary Community H a tha dim C hurah W.
H tghtaada, D aB arr
C hrist M atbadlat C hareh
B ualaad a * " 1**
P i n t M athellet Chureh, dtp P a rk Ava,
P i n t M ethodist ch u rah a t Ovlada
F ir s t B outhsrn M athodtat C hurah
W om an's ash H I Onh Ava
F ro* M ethodist Churah. H I W. I t * BL
W o o ity a n
w . * t Paula
BL Jama* A.M B , Bastard Ava
■l Mary's A.M.R. Chureh BL BL d ll Osteen
BL Pnnr* Me the dial C h n r e h Oeteea
RA Enterprle*
Pint
Churah
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W.
Fera*1 pm SI* Churah * f tha Nm u m *
crBri.a Hd, Fora Park
Luka Mary Churah at tha Naaareaa
PRBBBYT8RIAM
community Fr**bytarl*n Churah, U k c Mary
First FraahytartM Churah, Osh Ava
a Ird BL
Firat prasbytarU* Chareh. Caaaalb*rry
P in t Pres bytartan chnreh nl DeBary,
R. Highland
Presbyterian Churah nl The C annes I
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BL Aadnwn Praabytartna Church
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Park, NL 4M
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Allah's AJAR. Church. Oliva A Ilth
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CbulusU Community Churah
Church sf Oad of Frophacy. HIT Elm Ava.
Churah af Ood Missies. E ater prise
Chknih a f Jasaa Chrlat af Latter Day
Balat* t i l l Parh Ava
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kaetern Orthodea Chareh. BL Johns Cbrywetam Chapal, Hwy. l l - i i , yarn Park
Congregation Bath Israel. Ilth A Magnolia _
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ft
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! ! * '* • ° * lt* IH I W. Third i t
Chareh of Longwood
F ull Oaapat Tabernacle t i l l Country Club
“ !* 0*1va Holiness Church, Oak Hill
RA Oeteea
r u s e m t Assembly *f OcA I lth A Elm
•♦■Jafd AJHanes Chnreh. t i l l S. P ark Ava
s s ? k ? a a a f t i."
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Sanford Sbralfr
Seminole County
* a
* *
*
e lo ^
I *
No m atter what you call
them they (till don't like It.
A few y ean ago we called
them “old folk*." Then they
were referred to aa “elderly."
Now, the “aenlor cltiiena" tag
ha* been applied.
Thi* la “Senior Cltitens
Month” and a reporter, lookins for some people who
might fall into that category,
ran into trouble. Everyone !■
in the Fepsi generation.
“Don't call me," on* indig
nantly replied. “Call Mr*. Soand-So up the road, she'* a lot
elder than 1 am."
The government applies the
“senior citizens" label to most
anyone of retirement age . . .
and that is only 05. We have
to admit that 65 is pretty
young.
The closer w* get to 65 the
younger it seems.
• • •
“Be Kind To Animals
Week" just didn't register
with some of our people her*
in Sanford.
A wav* of dog poisonings
has been reported In the Loch
Arbor area. Now, Mrs. P. D.
Scott in the Mayfair section
calls to tell that her registerel
Dnlmotion has been the victim
of a poisoner.
Pet poisoning, w* believe,
la a very low crime.
• * *
Bob Thomas, Seminole Coun
ty attendance (truant) off!
ecr, concurs wholeheartedly
with th at Illinois solon who in
troduced a bill allowing school
teachers to “whale the heck"
out of recalcitrant students
who gives the teachers a hard
time. “We ought to pass that
kind of law In Florida," say*
Boh.-*"
s e e
Wednesday is*the last day
to make reservation! for the
Seminole High School All
Sports Banquet to be held
May 17. Seating is limited for
the sports fans’ chance to
honor Seminole athletes, so
call Athlstic Director Fred
Ganas a t the school today and
make your reservation. Tickets
are nominal. Guest speaker
for the occasion, a t which
time trophies will be present
ed to the outstanding athletes,
is Floyd Lay, executive secre
tary of the Florida High
School Activities Association.
* • •
Mode Kalman of Seminole
High School anl her instruc
tor, Don Reynolds, have been
selected to attend the second
annual Florida Junior Science,
Engineering and Humanities
Symposium a t the Univenity
of Florida this week.
* * •
Big Question: Why are the
county's voting machines still
Impounded by Circuit Court
when the Swofford-Pope elec
tion suit was settled long ago T
*
* •
Signs of the times: We no
longer have time to love our
neighbor; we're too busy try
ing to keep up with them, or
a little ahead.
•
*
*
Adult swimming classes will
he held a t the municipal
swimming pool on Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday from
6*30 to ll'SO mM. Mrs. F. D.
Scott will conduct the classes
and there is no age limit
(senior dtisena welcome),
*
*
*
M a j o r league baseball
scouts are really interested
in Oviedo's Jim Courier. But
it is rumored th at Jim will
go to college instead.
Man Commits
Suicide In Jail
Johnny Las Lea*, 21, of H R.
2, Sanford, who was being
held in the county jail hospital
ward, committed suicide short
ly before noon today, It w ts
reported early this afternoon
by Sheriff J. L. Hobby.
Lane, facing three charges
af breaking and entering and
also an iacompataacy hearing.
Hobby said, hanged himself
with a bad sheet. Ha was projounced dead on arrival at
-fem laole Memorial Hospital.
VOL. 57
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Solons Eye Concord
Billion Dollar mwA
Spending Bill
Traffic Toll
Near Complete
Allies Step Up
War Against
N. Viet Nam
•••
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) At Ira st nine people were
kilted in highway mishaps
this weekend, including four
in one wreck in North Florida,
the Highway Patrol said.
Peacekeeping
Force Aim Of
OAS Members
SANTO DOMINGO. DomInlean Republic (U PI)—Rebel
force* today were under an
ultimatum to surrender end
face no punishment or be an
nihilated by troope loyal to
the new U. 9.-supported mil
itary-civilian junta.
The five-man Junta, hradrd
by Maj. Gen. Antonio lmbart
Barrera, “retired" eight topranking officer* from the
Dominican Republic’s armed
force* in a move to win pub
lic support of the new regime.
Imbert urged tha rebels,
believed led by “provisional
president" Col. Francisco Caamano Deno, to lay down
their arms peacefully. He said
they would b* well-treated
and given safe conduct out of
the country.
If they refuse, Imbert de
clared, his f o r c a a w o u l d
launch an offensive to rap
ture the rebel-held section of
Santo Domingo,
"We are delaying all wa
can," he said. “ W* want to
do tha best wa can without
shedding more blood."
IS YANKS DEAD
Thirteen Americana have
been killed and 76 wounded
since forces loyal to exiled
President Juan Botch began
the revolt April 24.
Lata Sunday, three Ameri
can Navy men were released
unharmed by the rebela.
They had been captured Fri
day afternoon but were turn
ed over to U. S. officials a f
ter negotiations with local
Peace Corps director Robert
Satin.
A U. S. Marina was wound
ed Sunday by anipar fir*. Ha
waa tha only Americas cas
ualty during tha day. Bom*
21,000 U. 8. Marines, Army
paratroopers and Navy men
era on duty hero.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —
A House-Senste conference
SAIGON (UPI) — Waves
committee completed work
of American and South Viettoday ea a 11.1 billion gen
namesr fighter.bonihers step
eral appropriations b i l l . Three Arrested
ped up the air war against
This ts $7 million more than
North Viet Nam today with a
PANAMA CITY (UPI) even the general Senate-Ap Three Alabama men were
series of round-the-clock raids
proved measure included held today in connection with
against transportation targeta
and the drafters said H can an investigation of counterfeit
in Communist territory.
easily ba financed without money that was circulated in
On the ground, Communist
new taxes.
guerrillas killed one U. S.
liquor stores here.
adviser and wounded two
TALAHASSEE (UPI) —
othera Sunday In what was
House and Senate conferees Show Opens
described a* an “intense en
NEW
YORK
(UPI)
The
went beck to work today in
gagement" 25 miles northwest
tha marathon tug-of-war to Florida citrus water ski show
of Saigon.
iron out the differences in the opened at the New York
Two other American sol*
billlon-dollar general approp World's Fair tills weekend be
dlers
Here wounded in a
fore
capacity
audiences.
Gov.
riations bill.
nearby
relutcd action and an
Haydon
Burns
opened
the
The eessions are being held
other was slightly hurt in a
show
Saturday.
behind closed and locked
separate action about 65
doors, and non* of tha tegis
miles northwpst of here.
“TRAFFIC HAZARD" in the term applied to
lators is talking axeept in King Back
A U. S. military spokesman
SELMA,
Ala.
(UPI)
Dr.
this DAIt mnrker on the site of old Fort Mellen
genera) terms.
also reported that Viet Cong
(sic) ut Mellonville Avenue and Second Street.
Two husky pages are guard Martin Luther King returned
troops “continued harrasslng
City Commission will be asked to decide tonight.
ing aaeh aid* of tha hearing to Alabama today to lay new
activities'' Sunday night in
room door, with tha keys plans for his four-month-old
the Hal Yen region of An
hanging from the ksyhola and voter registration drive that
Xuyen Province, about 100
anyone who approaches is told has left three persons deni
milcR south of Saigon,
“you can't go in" and a warn and hundreds Injured,
Ilai Yen Is the headquart
ing hand reaches for the key.
ers of tha fame “Sea Swal
Showdown
House chairman J. J. GrifJowi," , a foqntrr j go errIUp
WASHINGTON *, (UPI)—The
f ia j r < e f Osceola, said before
Pfftafi&BKPERS
oatul of ,wlij^ona^oSlow*ra
Senate,
in
Its
13th
day
of
de
work resumed a t 8:30 a.m. he
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
commanded
h
r
tha
“fighting
bate
on
the
administration's
A request to remove the the Sallle Harrison Chapter of
is optimistic of finishing tO'
The Organisation of Ameri
father," Roman Catholic Rev.
voting rights bill, worked to granite monument a t llic cor
day.
Hip Daughters of the Ameri Nguyen Lac Hoa.
can States (OAR) met today
day
towards
a
showdown,
on
“Things are going smooth
ner of Mellonvilla Avenue snd can Revolution. The inscrip
Early today, guerrillas ov to work out tha details af its
ly," ha tald. “Thia is a very the proposal to ban all
Second Street which marks tion. on the face of (lie monu er-ran an outpost at At Sonsn, Inter - American peacekeeping
and
local
poll
taxas.
cooperative group, but there
the 4lte of old Fort Mellen ment reads:
about 46 miles southwest of forte for tha revolt-tom Dom
are a few rough spots."
(original spelling) will be con
inlcan Republic.
Saigon.
Spy
Jailed
“Site
of
Fort
Mellen,
for
OPTIMISTIC
sidered
by
Sanford
City
Com
Thus far no Latin Ameri
Thirteen
government
sol
LONDtHT(UPI) — Aviation
merly 'Camp Fanning, where
Sen. Ed Price, Bradenton,
missioners at Cily Hall at H on February 8, 1830, during diers Were killed, s e v e n can nation has officially made
Ministry
rochets
expert
Frank
was avan more optimistic. He
p-m. tonight.
cne nf the fiercest bsttles of wounded and four wtr* miss available any troops for tha
said there was a chance of Clifton Boisird was sentenced
Dr. A. W. Epps Jr, has
hemisphere fore* although a
today
to
21
years
in
prison
the Seminole Wars, Captain ing.
finishing the negotiating Job
termed the marker a traffic (Charles) Mellen, command An American m i l i t a r y few countries have promiied
when
he
pleaded
guilty
to
sell
early today.
ing a missile secret to Rus hazard that obscures the line ant, was killed in an attack s|Kikeaman auld 72 South to do ao.
The group met from 10 a.m.
of vision and requested that
sia for $14,000.
(il 400 braves led by King Vietnamese planes rained DO Diplomats expected t h a t
Sunday until midnight with
it be removed.
Philip and Coacoochee. Erect tons of bomba on five Com troops for tha fore* might
two hours off for meats. Sen.
The marker was erected by ed by the Sallie Harrison munist bridges, knocking out coma from Brasil, Venesuela,
Simmering
Crisis
Wilson Carraway, Tallahas
Costa Rica, Argentina, Col
spans on four of them.
Chapter, DAR."
LONDON (UPI) - NATO
see cut short a weekend
The strikes followed a ombia and Paraguay.
In memory of the heroic
ministers today discussed the
junket to Key West, flying
Central American nations
commandant, Hie fort was re night-long string of aerial aastill simmering Cyprus crisis
back to attend the conference.
named “ Fort Mellen" and kuulta by 28 jets and prop- have bean talking about the
as they assembled for a re
The bills tha two houses
Sanford originally wts called drived planes from the car possibility of landing a joint
view of the alliance In an at
passed independently era only
"Mollenville," S o m e h o w , riers Coral Sea and Midway. contingent to represent all
mosphere of apprehension
a few million dollari apart in
five of them.
through the years, the spelling
over possible disruptive ac
money—but tha differences in
Three Titusville men have was changed to “Mellontions by France.
Road
Bill
Okay
whst the money goes for is
been charged in the fatal vllle" and the name of the
TALLAHASSFI’ (UPI) much greater.
shooting Saturday of Moses city later changed and named
21 Teenagers
Body Found
The Governor's $300 million
Both houses must pass tha
Jackson,
45,
and
the
wounding
after Gen. Henry Shelden road bond program hit tha Learn Hard Way
ST. PETERSBURG (U P I)identical bill for It to become The body of a Tampa man, ST- of Ander James Ctshe, 49, Sanford, who was responsible
House at last today, with
FORT LAUDERDALE —
law,
year-old James Colwell, was both of Oviedo, it was learned primarily for settling and col enough co-sponsors to guar (UPI)— Twenty-one teenagers
here today.
FINAL BILL
onizing the area.
found floating in Tampa Bay
antee Its adoption and submis were released from Jail In time
The final bill recommended by two boys who were fish The Brevard County trio was
“ We certainly will protest sion to the people in (he fall. for school today after they ser
by the 10-member conference ing. Colwell disappeared last identified as George Reed Sco- any such move to do away
The bill Is Identical to one ved 24 hours to learn to leave
committee probably will be Thursday when his fishing bie, 23, Charles Cirark, 20, and with this historic marker. We
already In the Senate. The tho drinking up (o grownups.
Richard While, 21.
taken up by the full Legisla boat overturned.
The trio claim they gave the do not agree that It is a haz Senate measure, also with Tha 21 spent Mother's Day
ture.
ride “ partly for kicks" and ard,” Mrs. R. E. True, presi enough signers end vote com In Jail on order of City Judge
It alwaye has been done Main Guest
partly
for robbery. The fatal dent of the DAR, said today. mittments to pass It, comes up Arnold Grevolr, who told the
thin way, although It is not
WASHINGTON (UPI) — shot was fired when Jackson She said that a delegation for public hearing In the Sen teenagers In court Saturday
mandatory.
from her organization will be ate constitutional amendments they should not have been
Prinress Braedikta, of Den
If on* or both houses don’t mark, was to be the guest of resisted as a gun was pulled present at the City Commis committee
early
Tuesday drinking in the first place,
on
him
In
a
palmetto
thicket
like the compromise, the com honor at a White House tea
sion meeting tonight.
morning.
much less In public.
near
the
old
Tltusville-Sanford
mittee can be ordered to go given by Lynda Bird Johnson,
Road,
about
300
yards
from
back and try again, or the pre t h e President’s 21-year-old
the main highway.
aiding officers could nama a daughter. The princess arriv
new committee.
ed here Sunday for a four-day
Pope Receives
The final measure, if tradi private visit.
VATICAN CITY (UPI) tion ia followed, will be In the
WASHINGTON I UPI) — Commerce announced a sur
Tha IFF committee, with
Pope Paul VI today received
vicinity of tha Renata bill—
the
ungainly title of tha mean
Flm
id*
haa
an
8,500-mlle
vey
underwritten
by
the
elate
PLASTIC
BAG
In private audience Rev. Thco
11.093 billion rather than tha
hlghwatar line committee,
MIAMI
(UPI)
Police
said
ihoti-line
and
the
first
survey
and
faderal
government*
has
dore
Foley,
the
American
supe
less general House version of
said In addition, “further dis
11.80 billion. I t could go even that the suffocation daath of a rior general of the Passlonlst has been started to determine been started in Lta and Col
putes aa to boundaries have
higher if tha conferees recom two-year-old boy waa due to fathers, and members of the Just where it Is legally.
lier Counties to datermlna arisen with tha federal gov
plastic
bag.
Orders
General
Curia.
The
U.
8.
Department
of
mend it.
mar# accurately tha seaward ernment. If oil and gas are
One big difference in tha
boundaries of the state.
discovered along our shores
two bills Is in school textbook
The first phase—or pilot wa would anticipate further
funds.
program — ia at a coat of dispute aa to tha division of
The Renata put In $12.7 mil
$136,000. The federal govern state royalties.
lion and the House only |10
ment la paying two-thlrdi and
“It, therefore, becomes dou
million.
the state the rest.
bly important that a deter
The program aims to deter mination be made aa to our
mine the ownership of coastal seaward boundaries."
and offshore lands. Tha study
Tha committee said In addi
is a result of a request made tion to oil and gas rights,
last year by former Gov. Far- sunken treasure, commercial
ria Bryant, who waa in office and sport fishing and beach
at tha time.
OCEAN CITY, Md. (UPI) —
recreation depended on a
Nancy Carol# Tyler, the oneBryant mad* the request “legal" boundary.
time twenty queen who be
following a report from a
The pilot project In Leo
came e key figure in the Bob
committee of the Florida In and Collier counties is eaby B iker c u e , w u missing
ternal Improvement F u n d period to take II months to
and presumed deed today In
(IF F ), which said it waa "im- complete by tho Coast and
the crash of a small plane la
possible to estimate the value Geodetie Survey.
“IT JUST TURNED OVER,’* Driver George E. Tyer told police Sunday
the Atlantic about 200 yards
of the sovereign waters lying
morning when they investigated thia Mayfair station wagon turned turtle
It would provide the heels
offshore from Baker's luxury
on West Ninth Street. Police charged Tyer with failing to have the ve
off our shores” because of th# for a detailed study of i *
motel.
hicle under control
(Ileruld Photo)
talk of a detailed survey,
entirj 1,500 mUe coast Upa.
DAR To Protest
Marker Change
Oviedoan Slain,
Three Men Held
:>m -
f
fjjpV
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k
4
m m
CHIEF R. T. THOMAS
R. T. Thomas Seen
As New Fire Chief
By Barry Lawca
Asst. Fire Chief Reynolds
T. Thomas, 57, very likely will
be named by tha City Com
mission tonight to succeed
Fire Chief Slack Cleveland
Sr., who has announced his
retirement.
Thomas was expected to be
named aa acting chief, effec
tive May 16, pending Cleve
land's full retirement on Oct.
L
The Florida-born Thomas
moved to Sanford in 1928 and
joined the Sanford Fire De
partment on Jan, 1, 1929, Im
mediately after reaching the
eligibility age of 21. He was
named assistant chief in 1937.
“1 waa always interested In
fire department work," Thomaa explains. “ I once tried to
join the Jacksonville fire de
partment, but I waa too
young. I Just had to wait until
1 became 21." .
The biggest piece of equip-
Mra. HETTY Stokes,
Sanford Nuvy wife, will
be r n n u t e r of cere
monies for the fifth nnnual "Merry-GoRound" benefit for tho
Little Red Schoolhouno
at 8 p.m. Tuesday ut
8HS auditorium.
Club Burglarized
Checkmate supper club In
Casselberry was broken into
sometime over the weekend,
according to Sheriff J. L. Hobby’a office today. I n v o c a
tion is still incomplete and In
dications are only two or three
bottles of liquor were taken.
d
ment In service for the firs
department when T h o m a s
joined in 1929 was the Brockwsy ladder truck now dis
played in tha Elks' play
ground downtown. Tbo only
other two fire trucks at that
lime, however, are still la
service although they a n used
only In extreme emergencies.
Thomas recalls the "largest
fire since I’ve been with tha
department" waa In 1937 when
the old Farm er's Stats M ar
ket burned. That was on tha
same site as the present m ar
ket,
However, one of tha most
stubborn blazes the depart
ment has fought, Thomas
aaya, was saveral years bofore when the old Wlnn-Lovett (now Winn-Dixie) grocery
warehouse on French Avenue
waa engulfed in Gamas.
"It was fully Involved when
discovered," Thomas remem
bers, "and It was one stub
born blaze. One and ,ol tho
block-long building w u told
ztorage and Insula tod with
several layers of cork. We’d
get the flames out, only to
have to come back in I few
hours because it was burning
again, because of that cork.
It was three days before wa
really had that btaz* out and
could safely turn our backa
on it."
Twelve years ago, T hom u
received his most serious In
jury while on duty. That oc
curred In Oviedo, during n
blaze at the Wheeler Fertili
zer plant. An explosion rock
ed the plant, and wben Thom
as regained consciousness ho
had an Injured hip and broken
left foot.
'But 1 was back on duty
within six weeks," be said.
"I've worked under a mighty
good man," Thomas aaya, la
speaking of t h e retiring
Cleveland. "I can aaaura tha
commission and tha people of
Sanford that 1 will do every
thing in my power to main
tain the proper record of the
department. I only hope wo
ran continue the low fire losers tho department has today.
We have one of the Icwcst rec
ord* in the state, you know.1*
Thomas and his w i f e ,
Maude, live at 2(Q Maple
Avenue. Their ion, Ray, la
employed by J . C. Feeney
Company,
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MOSCOW (UP!)—'The So
viet Union trundled out a
giant Intercontinental missile
Sunday and boasted It could
deliver a “fantastic” nuclear
warhead to any point on
earth.
Tbs big rocket was unveil
ed at a Moscow military
parade celebrating the SOth
anniversary o f V E - D a y .
Hours later, the Soviets an
nounced tha use of a multi-
Malinovsky lash the United
8tates for "hideous crimes”
In Viet Nam.
The burly defense chief al
ee accused the United States
of concluding a "shameful
deal” with West Germany
aimed at Bonn's nuclear arm
ament. Ha warned that the
Soviet Union would "rebuff”
any aggressor and restated
Kremlin determination to give
“necessary aid” to North Viet
Nam.
The May 9 victory com
memoration began when three
smart - stepping veterans
marched across Moscow's his
toric hub carrying tha flam
ing banner they planted on
the Reichstag 20 years ago.
Malinovsky recalled that
Just a month after that symbolle act of victory, ecores
of Natl banners were thrown
In anger at the foot of the
lanin mausoleum.
But on this May 9 the ac
cent was not on spiteful vin
dication so much aa strength
— ateek, mighty, aclentlfle
strength contained in the
startling display of rocketry.
Uncovered for the world to
note and remember:
—The 110-foot, pale green,
"Brethnev Blockbuster” —
roughly Ilka Amerlcan'a Titan-M. Commentators said it
waa slmlllar to the 1.6 million
pound thrust rockets which
orbited Vostok and Voskhod—
spaceships with a payload of
up to a ll tons. Experts spec
ulated such a rocket might
carry a warhead of some 60
megatons or so.
—The three-stage "Little
Sister”—similar to America's
60-foot Minuteman. Powered
by eheap and "reliable” solid
fuel, and launchable from un
derground silos, according to
official reports.
es! moon prohe, streaked
through apace today on an
unspecified mission.
ExperU said the rocket
could involve either close-up
picture taking or an attem pt
ed soft landing.
The official Tass news
agency announced the launch
ing of the moon shot Sunday
but gave few details. The
rocket la expected to reach
LUNA FIVE
MOSCOW (UPI) — Luna the vicinity of the muon on
Five, the Soviet Union's new- Wednesday.
—The "Iron Malden” mid
dle range rocket cloaked In
a sheath, mounted atop a
dark, tracked vehicle.
—A new anti-tank weapon,
capable of firing a ll missiles,
guided by radio algnale.
A—A medium low -silhou
ette tank. Identified as the
T-62.
acientifie probe streaking to
wards the moon.
U. 8. Ambassador Toy D.
Kohler and most other West
ern diplomats boycotted the
parade in Red Square.
Of the NATO envoys aselgned to Paris, only the
French and Turkish ambas
sadors turned out to hear So
viet Defense Minister Rodion
NEW YORK, N.Y.t —
(Bpl) — Real estate sales
by the Deltona Corporation
topped $11 million In the
first four months of 1968
compared with less than $6
million In the same period a
year ago, Frank E. Maekle
Jr., president, told sharehold
ers at the company's annual
meeting.
Maekle pointed out that
the reeord 1966 volume In
cluded the sales of homes
and homesltea both at Del
tona, the company's 18,000sera p l a n n e d community
across Lake Monroe from
Sanford, Fla., and at Marco
Island, the 10^24-scre “resort and leisure living com
munity on Florida's dulf
Coast, which ths Deltona
Corporation Is developing
for IU 60 per cent-owned af
filiate, Marco Island Develop
ment Corporation.
Shareholders re-elected the
entire beard of directors:
Neil E. Bahr, vice presi
dent! Lewie B. Carr, Julius
E. Davis, James A. Doyle,
Harold M. Lane Sr., Elliott
J. Maekle, executive vice
president; Frank E. Maekle
Jr., president; Robert FMsckle, secretary-secretary,
and Norman K. Winston,
chairman.
If Luna Five doea achieve
u soft landing, it would steal
yet another march from the
United Statea In the race to
land a man on the moon.
American apace acientista
are planning an automated
lunar exploration with the
Surveyor Project before at
tempting any manned launch
ings.
Taaa said only that I.una
Five waa equipped with vari
cue types of scientific equip- ^
ment which was "functioning
normally.”
But according to uiual So
viet practice, the Kremlin
withheld epeclflca apparently
until eclentleU were aure the
mieeion waa a aucceae.
The Taaa announcement did
not aay whether Luna Five
carried camera equipment for —
close up photographe. The v*- "
hide weigha 3,427.2 pounds,
Taae aald.
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By Jane Caseelbarry
Student* on the honor roll
a t South Seminole Junior
High School for the fifth
sixth week* grading period
have been announced.
Straight "A" student* were
Tteverly Riley and Deborah
Wehber, seventh grade; Scott
Getting* and Kent Planck,
eighth grade; Linda Bell and
Larry llodd, ninth grade.
Other seventh grade honor
atudent* wore Linda Acker
man, Cynthia Bacchus, Tanya
Ruchrach, Janice Bigelow, Re
becca Bochmer, Beth Bordncr,
Gaylon Brandes, P a m e l a
Burns,
Regina
Culbrcath,
Herlong Thanks
Classes For
Poll Results
By Jane Casselberry
The Civic classes a t South
Seminole Junior High School
have received a letter from
Congressman A. S, Herlong
thanking them for conducting
a poll on pending legislation
before Congress and inform
ing him of the results.
The students recently dis
cussed the questions Included
in the questionnaire which
Rep. Herlong mailed to his
constituents concerning m at
ters to come up during this
session.
Three items which received
their overwhelming approval
were tax deductions for col
lege tuition; an amendment
to allow voluntary Bible read
ing and prayer in public
schools, and foreign aid only
to non-Communist nations.
Benjamin Franklin was the
15th child in a family of 17.
Susan Dabbs, Carolyn Drees,
Connis E r i k s e n, Lenora
Flavin, Linda Fowler, Gail
and Lynn Fruehan, Kerry
Goplen, Kathy Huber, Nona
Huffman, Hilda Humphrey,
Linda Isbell, Ann McLaughlln, Velinda Melton, Jane
Pugh, Becky Reiker, Patricia
Rose, Alison Row, Valorie
Sanford, M argaret Svancar,
Paulette Thermrnos, Sharon
Warren, Steve Ballard, David
Buttle, Frank Crout, Bruce
DeBeer, Tanner Girard, Dennis James, William Kauble,
Bruce Knoechcl, George l,eonnrd, Brad Lincaweaver, Rob
ert Owen, Randy Rhoades,
Gorham R u t t e r , G e o r g s
Schoonover, and Victor Viner.
Eighth graders lilted ar*
Kathryn Barker, Carol Batxle, Susan Bischoff, Phyllis
Bonekeinper, Sandra Borderick, Elisabeth Bryan, Barbara
Bryant, Cheryll Clark, Janice
Clark,
Denise
Cousineau,
Debra Dane, Barbara Davis,
Shirley Dunn, Meridel Eddy,
Judy Eller, Pat Forward, Ter
ry Pattishall, Karen Scharf,
Betty Schardlen, Janet Waitman, Burbara Wrinar, Susan
White, Valorie Wymnre, De
borah Eachow, Mark Dowell,
Karl Erikson, Gerald Haas,
David Harkins, David Love
land, Gerard O'Connor, Geraid Scott, Chester Tomlin, Jay
Walk, and A rthur Young.
Ninth graders i n c l u d e
Christine Ball, Judith Chenet,
Debby Davis, Vickie Doggett,
Katherine Ford, Candss Her
rington, Mary Kelm, Donna
Kilmer, Noreen Power, Linda
Waltman, Susanna Webber,
Karen Weed, Ed Battle,
Keith Creeden, Charles Engle,
Jam es Eriksen, Timothy Lay
man, Steve Perry, Tom Soard,
and Gerald Warren.
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accounting procedures, by investing
in stock options and tax-free munici
pal bonds, residing abroad, setting
up phony foundations, to name a
few.
"Tax loopholes," says Gore, "are
often made quite innocently, but
once the rich and powerful seize
upon a loosely drawn section of the
law, it becomes most difficult to
change it."
According to Gore, the oil and gas
lobby, zealously gunrding the deple
tion allowance that lets it write off
27*/} per cent of its income even before it earns it, Is the biggest ob
stacle to tax reform—"the most
dlnbolical influence at work in the
nation’s capital."
No worth-while lax reform is
possible, he maintains, until the
power of this lobby is broken. Fair
ness in the law will not be possible
until Congress and the Treasury and
the President arc courageous and
determined enough to battle for it.
And that will not come about, he
snys, until an informed nnd Indign
ant public of big-paying little tax
payers demands it.
Now that U’b over, the last thin*
most people want to think about in
the income tax. Not for another
year, at leant, unless we are among
those who munt make payment on
an estimated return.
But the pain of it all in quickly
forgotten. After a while, we may
even be able to congratulate our
selves on practicing one of the high
est virtues of, and indinpcnable ne
cessities for, a self-governing soclety—voluntary taxation for the gen
eral good.
We may miss the money and may
disagree with a lot of the things
they do with it in Washington, but
at leant we know thnt everyone in
the country Is in the name boat and
pulling his fair load—and more.
Why, think of the poor million
aire, who munt part with something
like 90 per cent of his income.
Or must he?
The startling fact is that some
fortunate people with incomes in the
hundreds of thousands or millions
pay a smaller percentage in taxes
than do factory workers or school
teachers. In one year, there were 17
millionaires who paid not one cent in
income tax.
Reciting these disturbing, in
equities in a recent article in the
New York Times Magazine, Demo,
cratic Sen. Albert Gore of Tennes
see explains that there is nothing
illegal about it; It is the way the tax
laws are written.
Those as has, keeps—in a variety
of ways: because of a maze of tech
nicalities, through exemptions and
•
foresee aircraft with
to
8,000-mlle range and 100,000-pound pnyluads.
These subsonic transports
could offer BOO-mile-ah-hour
passenger service at onethird to one-half today's pri
ces and freight Imutage at
comparable savings. Travel*
era In a hurry would use su
personic planes at premium
fares.
Hucli economical-tu-operate
subsonic plnncs could revolu
tionise tlie distribution of
goods in the United States,
in Intrrnstlnnal commerce
nnd in much of llir industrial
wot Id,
Kffirlency would lie In
creased with automated nav
igation, enabling "blind land
ings" In nil weather condi
tion!, liuilt-ln ramps on the
Herald Area Correspondents
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that nobody will believe them. —
Plato, philosopher of ancient Greece.
planes would permit trurks
to provide roll-on, roll-off
l o a d i n g . SInmlard truck,
train and ship containers
would fit In their "holds."
Flights would lie rontrolli-d
by computers tied io with
satellite navigation, traffic
control and weather-forecast
ing ayatems.
These air freighter systems
could
move commercial
goods directly from manu
facturing centers to retail
distribution networks, elimi
nating shipping ko and reshipping front a myriad of
national and worldwide reg
ional warehouses.
A good shore of today's
costly, time-consuming hand
ling and rehandling wuuld Ire
unnecessary,
lly
nminlalning central
stocks of goods quickly acces
sible tu a ir terminals, indus
try could reduce sharply the
Altamonte Springs
R nlentrlit
amount of goods (inventory)
Mrs. Julia llartoo
Mra. Ritchie Hand*
it now k e e p s scattered
MI-1111
M8S834
throughout the country and
888-4184
■ear Lake-Forest City
the world in these regional
Mrs. Maryaaa Miles
warehouses and distribution
lake Mary
UI-1IT1
Mra. Frances
Wester
Frant
pipelines.
322-8218
Casselberry
The Air Force, using air
Mrs. Jane Casselberry
Lake Monroe
lift for hlgh-vslue IngUtlr
UMMI
Mra. II. I>. Johnson
nnd maintenance itrm i such
322-4722
ns aircraft engine span-*, has
Chuluote
l.oegwood
rut the cost of spare parts
Mra. Joan Magla
Mrs. Donna Halts
MS-1741
Blockage in half, saving
838-3317
around (Hint million. Air
Dellery
North Orlando
Forre men any this lies lu-cii
Mrs. John Leant
Mra. Margaret Cosby
MS-4181
done with today's planes nnd
122-8 » t
that they've hairty scratched
Deltona
O s te e n
the surface In savings.
Mra. Mildred Haaey
Mrs. Clsrenre Snyder
MI-MII
These developments would,
122-4841
by reducing Inventories, par
Geneva
Oviedo
tially eliminate one importMrs. JoAan Haya
Mra. Evelyn Lundy
868-3180
141-1871
nnl factor In the ovrrespnnshin, recession eyries that
have plagued industry in the
past.
The rentralliatinn of In
dustrial management would
lie accentuated.
Industry would mors and
Pag# 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, May 10, 1965 more tend to cluster around
those ritles which built con
venient, efficient air termi
w alt am a. u ik i .u w , scuiroM ants i- im liv u ln
K i t 4 A H V a i.T M I.IW K , t t m l s l l o - n v e e ra l H a a a a v r
nals.
I*AVI. ■noO K SM IH M
MUMICUT U K I S S U K I
Technical men see the be
A eeooiale E d ito r
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KNKU VAN 1-Kt.T
A A v e rtlll... D ireotorginnings of these revolution
M an ag in g IM Iior
ary air freight ayatems with
(JUKI* t tl t .L I A M S
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in It) or so years,
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Besides that, they learn to be id
lers, gadding about from house to
house, and not only idlers but gos
sips nnd husybodies, saying what
they should not.—I Timothy 5:13.
Political Notebook
J l 'D * W M M il
C ounty j a i l e r
Lyle C . Wilson Says:
r
Thought For Today
Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley
WASHINGTON (NEA) —
Military air research aoems
to be pointing the wny to
commercial freight planes ao
cheap to operate they'd give
ships, railroads and trurka a
fnat run for a goodly chunk
of longhaul shipping.
An engine now being de
veloped promises to save 40
per rent In fuel costa on aubsonic flights. I.aminar flow
control (In which the air
moves through slots In the
uings In a way that helps
huoy the airplane aloft with
Irsa fuel consumption) prom
ises to yield substantial In
creases in range.
New materials make pos
sible reduced s t r u c t u r a l
weight.
Combining these new con
cepts, military rrscarrliera
H
Dr. Crane’s
To Improve Your Home
finish high school snd get my
Marriage la supposed to be
diploma.
a 60-year adventure that la
"Hut he doesn't ssy any full of fun and happiness,
thing about our getting mar
ried. In fact, he tells me we mixed with occasional quaraie ton young for marrisge, ii Is and discord, for no good
since he most go on to col marriage is always placid and
unruffled.
lege.
Hut in a good marriage,
"So what am 1 to do7 I am
so unhappy 1 wish 1 could your basic love for earli
other and respect will cause
diet"
Polly's case is duplicated you to listen tu the other
literally thousands of times person's arguments.
Hemember, a 60-year con
every year among our Ameri
tract like marriage ia not a
can high school students!
It shows one of the msny trivial matter, (o be auca you
dangers of "going steady,'' ao select wisely.
The first cause of divurru
Lewa re!
When you leenagera ate in is impioprr selection!
He sure you obtain A-l,
high school you should play
first rlsss matrimonial mer
the field.
Date several members of chandise, for you will pay
the opposite sex. Fur that full price.
Women are usually noted
gives you a wider range of
experience concerning human for being good bargsin hunt
ers as regards department
nature.
"llut, Dr. Crane," soma store merchandise, so use
girls protest, "then I might equal shrewdness b e f o r e
not have a date for the l'roni I marriage.
That means, don't accept
cr other class events,
"If I go steady, however, 1 shoddy, aecundhand or “ used"
can always be sure of an es matrimonial m e r c h a n dise
when you ran obtain qualily
cort."
Well, thul Is the "Esau" stuff!
It takes courage to play
philosophy where you sell out
your future for an immediate the field, for that policy may
often leave a girl without a
teward (mess of pottage).
date for an occasional school
dance or party.
llut no dance or party Is
important enough to jeopard
ize a 60-year happy marriage!
And it ia actually old-fashinnned to submit to premari
tal sexual affairs, fur that
was the rule In olden days,
the school and these we pass Hee tomorrow's followup!
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lUleA aaduiivsly la Ms use ter republteetlea at all Me leeel
news prieted la tala aiwagaper.
Msteisa as atoe a a class m sitsr oeteaer It. M il at Me real
office of Aemiera, Flariaa, aadtr Ms Asl at Oaaarsse of Marsh.
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The 1'osl Offire Department
plain to drliver 06 per rent of
all domestic mail overnight.
Don't those bills get to us
soon rnntigh now?
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Too many people think
their problems are soluble in
alcohol.
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A.TS • at e e l be
l ev | Mob tbe
Barbs
Letters
ALL UTMMR MAH,
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Sanford
Furniture Co.
MONEY
Worry Clinic
Polly is shedding tears
of chagrin and remorse be
cause she listened til the
pressure glib salesmanship
of a selfish teenager, lie
didn't love hrr, though he
protested he did. That is
typical male sales talk to
aneathratlse a girl's con
science,
CASH V-4BB: Polly
ag.
ed 17, is in trouble.
"Dr. Crane," she s|mke
tearfully, "1 was dating a
boy in our high school.
"We hud gone steady ever
since we were sophomores.
"Ami 1 loved him for hr
was a handsome athlete nnd
president of our senior class.
"lint a few weeks ago he
began to make demands on
ma .foe premarital liberties,
"I refused, saying such
things wrru wrong before a
couple were married.
"Ilul h e told me I w h s just
old-fashioned and my parents
were out-of-dnte,
"llesides, he said since we
were going steady, we were
just the same as married, so
why not go the limit.
"Well, Dr. Crane, lie final
ly gut his way. llut now I mil
pregnant nnd haven't told my
mother ns yet. 1 ran probably
Sir Thomas Grcshsm wsj an cent presidential elections, the portunity for Negroes to ex
English financier who gave bis American Negro is a political ercise a balance of power au
name to Gresham’s law of Democrat. Masses of white thority in the polling. It la
southern voters already have ohviou* that the minority of
economies. Most briefly, this
deserted
the Democratic par Negro elector* could not pre
law may be stated that;
ly
in
presidential
politics. vail in a primary over the
Bad money drives gotxl mon
This
is
a
trend
likely
to
extend majority of white electors if
ey out of circulation.
to local politics. President the whites had agreed on a
More formally, Gresham's
single entry or, even, on a
law is that when good and bad Johnson lost Alabama, Geor primary contest between two
gia,
Louisiana,
Mississippi
and
money ore simullaneously in
or three acceptable candi
circulation, the bad money South Carolina In 1904. Bloc date*.
will continue in circulation Negro voting enabled LBJ to
Such organization 1* hard to
whereas the good money will win Florida and Virginia which
come by. It never can long
had
not
gone
Democratic
since
be hoarded or melted down for
continue. On the other hand,
1948.
bullion.
the Republican party alwaya
The
gravel
will
foul
the
poli
The Negro emergence as a
will be available to welcome
tical
gear
box
when
the
infus
powerful force at tbe polls in
white refugees from Negro
vites considers Iion whether ion of Negro votes massively
penetration of local Democratic
affects
Democratic
primaries
Gresham's lawr of economics
politic*.
might also be applicable to to nominate local and congress
Out of all of this could coma
ional
candidates.
It
is
not
un
politics. For example;
in the South a respectable tworeasonable
to
believe
that
sou
Would a massive infusion of
party system. That would ha
Negro voters into theretofore thern whites will seek means a great boon to the republic.
to
nominate
for
local
office
white southern primaries cause
white electors to cut their par- free of massive Negro
. . .influ.
ty mooring* and go elsewhere? ! cncc'
cannot exclude NeOVER 35 YEARS
This question docs not Imply
from
polling
At First ft Palmetto
that Negro votes or Negro I There could lie a mass flight (Alongside old post office)
electors are bad. Hut the ques of southern whites to the Re
tion does recognize the likeli publican party. The whites
hood that a massive intrusion could assume that the Negroes
of Negro bloc voters Into a would not follow them or. In
Mississippi or Alabama pri any event, would not follow
mary, for example, could en Immediately. There could be
counter considerable resent super • organization a m o n g
• Carpets • Furniture
ment. Resistance would be un white politicians to limit the
• Tile
• Pianos
number
of
primary
contestants
• Rental Beds
lawful.
For frustrated southerners so that there would be no op
one alternative would lie to accept newly enfranchised Ne
groes as a balance of power
authority in Ihr Democratic
party. The other alternative
must be for white electors to
lake their political business
elsewhere.. As for the balance
of power potential of (he sou
thern Negro, the population
figures ire conclusive.
In the 11 southern states the
number of whiles of voting age
is approximately 20 million
and Negroes of voting age
about 5 million. The average
We specialize In custom-tailored home-improve
percentage and participation
ment loans. Everything is arranged to suit you and
in etrctkms unquestionably
yourpocketbook.
will increase through enforce
ment of the pending voting
Tht cost it Isst thsn you tvsr thought ptssihlt.
rights bill. The elements of a
Negro balance of power posi
tion are amply evident in the
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OFFICERS INSTALLED by the South Seminole Elementary School
Council of Teachers and Parents arc (left to right) Mrs. William Ettttcrs,
president; Mrs. Allen Oatrow, first vice president; Mrs. John Van Eepocl,
second vice president; Mrs. John Perry, recording secretary; Mrs. Robert
T. Cnrriek, treasurer, nnd Mrs. Richard Webber, corresponding secre
tary.
(Herald Photo)
DEIIORAII HACCHUS (left) nnd Debby Davis, of South Seminole Junior
High School, won first and second prizes, respectively, in the oratorical
contest s (smso red by Casselberry’s Memorial Post of the American
Legion. Principal John Angel, jwst Americanism chairman, presented
the trophies,
(Herald Photo)
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GIRL SCOUTS of Troop fif>2 are pictured at the annual Mother-Dautrhter bampiet at the Civic Center. From the left, front row; Doree Willis,
Debra Albert, Debra Griver, Ajiryl Ward; second row: Sylvia Smith,
Terri Roland, Diane Kitner, Susan DcWitl and Sharon Gilbert.
It) llnnn* I>lr«
Rcqur»t of Mr*. A. L
Ht-idger*, of A I u m o n I r
Spring*. to m o n o thp ba.'k
part of her property on Alta
monte Avrnuo, faring 1-ake
Adelaide, from IttAA to R3
to permit construction of «
garden type apartm ent build
ing Mil* approved by n vote
ot 3-1 fnllwoilig public hearini: of the Town Council.
The "no'’ vote w m rcgUtrreit by t'uuncilmnn Keith Sixoil, who explained that he
would like plan* in more de
tail before going on record In
favor of the proposed con
struction.
Mrs. Hridger* stated that
she plans to construct a twostory building and that a
loan fur $300,000 already has
U-en npproced contingent on
the retoning.
The board voted to Instruct
the town attorney to amend
the zoning ordinance and to
correct the zoning map to re
flect the change.
Also at public hearing, reipicst of Itoss !,. \\ i11in me
was approved to permit con
st! action of n porch at his
home on Forrest Avenue
i which, although conforming
*with property set back reI strict ions, does not allow the
established frontage line* of
adjoining buildings.
Resolution was adopted fin
alizing the vacating of right
of way on Florida Rnulevard
running southeast from Lake
Street.
The hoard voted the pur
chase of new equipment for
the fire department in the
amount of fl,18tUld at thp
recommendation of Council
man and Fire Marshal Roh
Newell. Purchases will in
clude six pairs of hoots, six
fire coats, two double fcmulc
adapters, one mnle adapter, a
throe-imam light with bat
tery, a 3,000 watt generator
with lights ami cord, amt
three additional fire extin
guishers.
Harold Raih’liffe, rity engi
neer, was authorized to write
a letter to Hr. James Hick
man outlining the exact costs
of paving and draining Sec
ond Street which lie previous
ly lias requested. Mayor Law.
fence Swofford again slated
tin- town |*diry that neces
sary funds amounting in two.
thirds nf the project costs
must be paid by property
owners with the remaining
one-third coming from town
funds.
It was decided to deny re
quest of William FIcmolts to
approve pint of Spring l,al.c
Manor until drainuge prob
lem* can be worked out ami
the written request to erert a
neon sign on the town right
of way advertising SanfordOrlando Kennel Club also
was denied.
SANFORD MALE CHORUS will present its nnnunl Sprint:
Serenade at 8 p.nt. Momltiy, May 17. at the Sanford Civic Cen
ter. Robert Carnle will lead the chonm and solos will be pre
sented by Mrs. Shirley Ryan. Paid Lewis nnd R. E. (Dick)
Aiken Jr.
(Middleton Photo)
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Cincinnati 'Pinches' Bucs For 5*3 Bruising
By Geerge C. Langfard
UPI Sparta Writer
Dick Slsler has developed a
serious penchant for pinching
—and it hurts.
Just ask the Pittsburgh Pi Elks moved up to third
rates, who are black and blue placa in tha Junior taagua
after Siller's Cincinnati Reds
literally pinched a 3-2 victory Friday by winning their se
coed straight shutout, this time
from them Sunday.
The Cincinnati manager suc 10-0 ovar CPO behind the fourcessfully employed five pinch- hit pitching of Cecil Simpson.
runners in the ninth inning Simpson struck out six and did
against the Pirates as the not allow a walk in recording
Reds rallied for three runs to his aecond victory of the sea
move into second place, two son.
games behind Los Angeles.
Eddie Hitchcock, David So
And why shouldn't Slsler per and Billy Milter took hil
summon his bench in an em er ling honors for Elks. Hitch
gency? Cincinnati plnch-hlttcrs cock was cited for an outstand
are batting .343 this month ing play at shortstop, making
with six hits In II appearances. a driving catch to rob Mike
Deron Johnson began the Stubblna of a base hit.
ninth with a single. Chico
First place Rotary remainRulr, the first of a long line of on tha inside track to the first
Reds pinchers, ran for John half pennant in the Junior Lea
son, advanced to second when gue by downing Klwsnis, 6-1,
Pirate hurler Al 3tcBcsn hit scoring all six runs in the
pinch-hitter Gordy Coleman fifth inning. The winners man
with a pitch and scored on aged but two hits, a third
pinch-hitter Johnny Edward's inning single by Billy Higgin
single.
botham and a fifth inning sin
After Leo Cardenas walked, gle by Rick Galloway but
Bob Vcale relieved McBean mad# good use of four errors
and pinch swinger Frank Rob by Kiwanls in tbe big fifth
inson promptly delivered a
two-run single to score the de
cisive runs.
Ssn Francisco ended Los An
geles' five-game victory streak
by whipping the Dodgers and
Sandy Koufax, 63, Philadel
phia defeated St. Louis 4-2,
lfouston beat Chicago 11-3 then
lost the second game T-I, and
Milwaukee spilt with New
York, winning 8 2 before drop
ping a 3-4 decision.
Minnesota stopped Cblcago
6-1, Washington shocked New
York 3-4, Baltimore swept two
from Detroit 7 1 and 3-4 in
12 Innings, Cleveland took a
pair from Boston 9-4 and 10-7
and ta s Angeles toppled Kan
sas City 3 3 in American Lea
gue action.
VanfnrB
Elks Shut Out CPO N ine, 1 0 -0
OVIEDO HURLER JIM COURIER beats out throw to first in third in
ning of regional playoff with Zephyrhilis Friday a t John Courier field
in Oviedo. Zephyrnills proved too much for Oviedo, copping a 4-2 decision
and securing berth in state tournament to be held this week.
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Oviedo Loses Regional Playoff
Ill
4 !
By Marshall Liege
MaraM Sparta Writer
The Oviedo Lions fell to de
h a t Friday when Zephyrhilis
took a 4-2 decision in 10 innlags at Joha Courier Field in
Oviedo. The victory gave ZaphyrhlUs the regional champion
ship aad a berth in the state
tournament which gats under
way nest week.
Zephyrhilis scored two runs
in the first and Oviedo one in
the first and third and the
ballgame was scoreless from
then till the top of the tenth.
Brant Blessing grounded to
third with two men on. A p is s
ed ball, on Oviedo's psri, al
lowed the two runs to come
la aad glva tha visitors the
margin they needed to win.
Jimmy Courier wss tha
loser, allowing Zephyrhilis
five hits. He wslkcd one and
fanned 18 for lb* losers.
Larry Chauocey was the
winner, atrikng out 10 and
City League
Standings
LITTLB NATIONAL
W
Chase ........................ A
First F e d e ra l............. 6
Locomotive Engineers It
Hunt Llnroln-Mercury 4
Quality Mobile Homes 0
Geme Today: locomotive va.
Hunt, 4:30—Bay Avenue
Park.
LITTLE AMERICAN
W
1.
2
Georgia ..................
a
Btrlckland-Morrlion 44 5
Navy .......................
4
6
Hanford Atlantic ... ... 3
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6
Florida State ........
Game Tonight: George* Vi.
Sanford Atlantic 7:30 —
Fori Mellon Park
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W
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3
Civitan ...................
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CPO ..........
4
Klwanls ..................
Shrine .....................
6
Games Today: (4:30)—Rotary va. Shrine) (7:80) —
CPO va. Civitan. Both
games Pienhurst Park
CITY LEAGUE
W
Kingswood ......
- 7
Leroy Robb Ctonst. » 6
Kilowatts ................— 8
Panning Lumber ...... 6
Chirk N’ Treat ItllHtM* 9
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By Jim Bacchus
Herald Sports Writer
Hike Hargis hurled the Al
tamonte Senators to a 6 3 vic
tory over the Sunland Yankees
in Senior league Play at Cas
selberry on Saturday, despite
a tong hnmerun by Sunland
catcher Tom nryan.
In other Senior League
games on Saturday, Reese
Gridin fired a two-hitler for
the Allamnnte Twins to de
feat the Hear I.ake Pirates, 42, and the tangwood Hravrs
dawned Lake Mary fi t. behind
the aupurb pitching of Tom
Austin.
On Friday night, Casaribcrry whipp'd North Orlando, 13I, with Brent Helms getting
the mniind decision, Hear Lake
won their first game of the
season on Thursday, belting
I-ongwood, 10-4 behind sometimely hitting and the fine
pitching of Bruce Gniesbcek.
In Little League play, Clint
Gorrce hurled Hear Lake lo a
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Sanford Atlantic, 10-8. Louis
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Navy trailed by one run go
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Twins on Saturday. In other
Saturday games, tangwood's
Ronnie O'Neal downed I.akc
Mary, 3-1, and David Hire
pitched Sunland to a 0 2 vic
tory over the Altamonte Sen
ator!.
Harry Cote hurled Cassel
berry to n 8-2 victory over
North Orlando on Friday even
ing, and Longwood won, 7-2,
COLLEGE STATION, Tex.,
over Hear Lake. Ricky Smith
was winning pitcher In Ihc (UPI) — Itendy Matson, who
"didn't rx|>ect to throw too
contest.
well," had tils niche in history
today aiming tha man who
cracked the 17-fnut pule vault.
The Texas AAM sophomore,
who la 20 and still growing at
6-foat-fl and 260 pounds, push
ed the world record in the
ROME (UPI) — Nancy
shot put to 70 feet, seven
Richey of Dalles, Tex. sought
inches last Saturday in the
her second title in a* ninny
Southeast Conference track
weeks on two continents when
and field meet.
she faced Marie tlurnn of Ura
cil today In the women's
singles final of tha Italian
tennis i'buinpionslii|is,
SYDNEY, Australia (UPI)
Miss Richey, the top-ranked
wnmen'a player in tha Unted —Jeff Freeman, Australian
States and winner of a lentils rhamplnn race car driver, died
tournament at Dallas last of injuries in n entail on the
week, gained her iiertli in the Wcitmca Speedway Sunday.
final here by beating seventhSHREVEPORT, La. (UIM) rnnked Julie Heldnian of New
— Kathy Whitworth said ahe York, (1-1, 6-4 Sunday.
"played real well the whole
IB 4 » A l l \ I T S f t
week" shooting three 7U'a to
mm IMAM(M HMD. COAJl K>l©A*I
collect top money Sunday In
the Klwanls Club $8,30(1 Lad
ACRYLIC V
RONNERY, Sweden (UPI)
im illl
UTU
le* I’GA golf tournament.
Mis* Whitworth, of San An —Floyd Patterson, f o r m e r
tonio, Tex., finished the St heavyweight champion, has
e n u n to a
holes with a 310, five atrokes signed to f i g h t an unnamed
a iA u m v k r u T
opponent
In
an
exhihtion
ahead <>( her nearest compe
riNiiM
titor. Current leading money match two days after hi* May
} rAST MY1H8
winner on the ladles* tour, 14 bout with Tod Herring in
a
OVTtTAHMHC
she added II ,273 to her win Stockholm.
HIMHO TOWit
nings.
Patty Berg of MinncapolU,
Minn., totaled 313 with rounds
of 71-71-73. Miss Berg, who
drew much of the gallery support aa their "favorite" fol
lowing a golfing clinic ahe
participated In al the atari of MASTER MOWERS
tha tourney received 81,033.
Back another stroke wss
Ruth Jeascn of Bonaall, Calif.,
m il n m
who shot 71-73-72—218 to col
lect 8830 In prise money.
a m inium t i n
H
TO O HO T
fMT Baoferd
Hargis Hurls Altamonte Senators
To 6-3 Win Over Sunland Yankees
|
Games Tonight: (7:80)—USO
v*. Kilowatts; (1:46) —
Chase ve. Chirk N' Treat.
Both games F o rt Mallon
Park.
CHURCH LEAGUE
W
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Church' of God of P
8
Coagtegotloool .......... •
P tear root Aaoembly .. 1
No gomeo scheduled.
Gamarnl 4 9
walking three.
ed fatal in the finish.
Oviedo outhlt the Bulldogs Thus Oviedo ends the IDAS
nine to five, hut the Lions led baseball season with a total of
10 men stranded which prov 10 wins and four losses.
inning to taka the win.
Mett Morgan accounted for
the only Klwania run by
homering in the first Inning
Larry Rowland and Edgar
Jobes also had base hits for
the losers.
Tha winning pitcher was
Bobby Powell. He struck out
nine and walked two. The win
left Rotary with a m game
lead, with only two weeks left
in the first half.
In the Little Leagues, Navy
came from behind U> whip
WrralS Pair* 6—Mon. May 10, *W
h lh
i <
They put
back the
taste
others take
away
’BeRW^JOr.sflllSlii
�Tennis Star Buchholz Denies He's 'Has-Been' At Age Of 24
NEW YORK (K EA )—Earl
Buchholt came out of St.
Louis a few yeara ngo labeled
the beat American tennia
player aince Jack Kramer.
So everywhere he traveled,
the treatm ent waa the same—
beat reatauranta, pluah hotel*,
datea with deeply tanned
Newport debutanter and ad*
vice from the fatherly ama
teur official*.
ffijr
K in fo rh
Then, at air# 20. Earl Buch*
hoi* pulled a ahocker. He
turned pro. In the closed
world of amateur tennia thia
waa like Benedict Arnold pay
ing a return via it to Weit
Point.
‘‘I was juat being honest
with myself,” Buchholz taid.
*‘I wanted to be the best ten
nia player in the world, and
I wanted to find out if I had
the talent. If I found T didn't,
I would have quit. The only
place to accomplish thia waa
among the professionals.
“ Resides, amateur tennf*
spoil* you. I didn't want that.
They give you everything
when you're an amateur. 1
had seen too many amateurs
who couldn't adjust them
selves to everyday life when
their careers had ended be
Mon. May 10, '65—Page 7
R rra lb
Knudson Holds Colonial Lead
FORT WORTH. Tex. (UPI)
—N earsighted George Knud
son nursed a one-stroke lead
In today's rsln-delayed final
round of the 1100,000 Colonial
9 National Invitation golf tour
nament, hoping for a ulre-towirc victory worth 15 notches
on the pro fiscal list.
For the 27-year-old Canad
ian who wears glasses be
cause he couldn't see “ two
feet beyond the lip of my
nose, if I didn't,'' could pick
up $20,000 with first place
and would soar from 18th to
third in the season's earnings.
Knudson had started out in
fine fashion Sunday to pro
tect his slender lead over
challengers Bruce Cramptun
and Tony Lcma when tighten
ing and torrents of ram forc
ed postponement of the final
round until today.
He had parred the first two
holes, which was as far as he
got before the siren's wall
called the players olf the
course, in much the same
* Liston To Train For Title Bout
In Presence Of Trial Judges
POLAND SPRING, .Maine
(U PI)—Form er heavyweight
boxing champion Sonny Us4 Ion may break out In a rash
when he discover! he will
train for his coming title fight
with Cassius Clay in the pres
ence of 220 trial judges.
Liston, who is no stranger
to a courtroom, la scheduled
to fight Cassius Clay for the
heavyweight crown on May 25
in Lewiston, 10 miles away,
f
Saul Feldman, owner of the
Poland Spring Hotels, said
Sunday that Liston will move
his training camp to the Po
land Spring resort Tuesday
afternoon.
Liston's trainer, W i l l i e
Reddish, said the cx-champion would rem sin at his pre
sent (raining camp In Ded
steady stroking that hid
marked his 68-71-70-209 ihua
far.
So did Australia's Crampton, who packed a 71-68-71—
210 into the final round. But
Lcma had started out parbogey and fallen off the pice
from hi* 71-69 70-210 for 54
holes.
Juan Rodriguez and Doug
Sanders, who finished the
three-quarters pole t h r e e
strokes back i t 212 with A1
Gciberger. Don J a n u a r y ,
Gardner Dickinson and Julius
Boros had picked up first hole
birdies and had caught Lema
la third place.
Qualifications
ham, Mass., at least until next
weekend.
For Indy 500
Feldman said New England
trial justices will hold their
annual convention at the re Start Saturday
sort May 20 to 23 and Massa
chusetts Superior Court Jus
tice Felix Forte will likely
be among those attending.
Forte presided at the hear
ing last week in Boston on
Suffolk County Dist. Atty.
Garrett II. Myrnc's petition to
bar the fight. In the midst of
the litigation, the promoters
of the fight said they had had
enough, picked up slakes and
moved the match to the more
hospitable climate of Lewis
ton.
Clay will remain at his
present training camp in Chi
copee, Mass., until May 23,
two days before the fight.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd. (UPI)
—With only five days of prac
tice remaining before the
start of qualifications for the
annual Slemorlal Day 500mlle auto race It appears aa if
Scotland's Jimmy Clark ia
aiming at the pole position for
the second straight race.
Clark continued to lead all
drivers at the speedway here
Sunday with a 158.8 miles per
hour unofficial speed ovar
the 2'4-mlIe oval. It was the
fastest day of the year thus
far, with four driver* topping
Iho 156 mark and 19 in all
gelling onto the track.
this gama It. Why I remem They mors a lot better, too. Lew Road, Ken Rosewsll and I would hava been aa an men would he wrong. The
handsome, black-hsired aixber losing two points in 1963
“But I'm doing all right Rod Laver play a t Wimble amateur.”
To classify Earl Ruchhotz footer is just an honest young
now. I made about $25,000 don and Forest Hills?
th at cost me $7,000.
as one of those angry young man.
“ Having the proa haa to
"Naturally, it w-as discour last year out of tho tour and
aging a t the beginning. It my rame it getting stronger. help the game, not hurt It.
seemed as though I was get I still have No. 1 as my goal, After all, they are the beat
F*r
ting beat every night. I was
“About the only discourag talents.
Property 4 ,
very nervous. I didn't know ing thing now la the way the
"I've never misted the pub
what to eall guys like I'ancho pros are treated. I think licity I might have gotten as
Gonxales and I'ancho Segura. there it a place in tennis for an amateur, but I do mind
I wanted to call them 'air.' u*.
being thought of aa a 24Just a few- years before 1 had
"But there ts too much year-old 'hat-been' elmply be
been a ball boy for them,
bickering. The administrators cause pro tennis doesn’t get
"It's like everything else, always are quick to point ths exposure the amateurs
though, it just takes time to out they are volunteers doing do.
C uvalty
adapt. The pro game is a tot it for the love of ths game.
"Ths feet th at I turned pro
822-0331
111 NORTH PARK
fa tte r than the amateurs, and Well, if they love the game fessional to tarly haa made
NATIONAL LEAGUE
the
players
hit
much
harder.
why can't Pancho Gonzales, me a much better player than
W L Pet. GB
Los Angeles 16 7 .696
Cincinnati
14 9 .609 2
Houston
IS 10 .600 2
10 10 .500 4t4
Milwaukee
Philadelphia 11 11 .500 4H
Chicago
It 12 .478 3
San Francisco 11 13 .458 3(4
10 12 .455 314
St. Louis
New York
9 IS .375 7V4
8 16 .333 •V4
Pittsburgh
Results Yesterday
Milwaukee 8-4, New York 2-3
Houston 11-1, Sbicago 5-7
Philadelphia 4, St. Louis >
San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 3
Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 3
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Games Today
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N)
2449 PARK
St. Louis at Philadelphia (N)
AVK.
Houston at Loa Angeles (N)
(Only games scheduled)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Chicago
14 T .667
Minnesota
11 7 .650 14
Itos Angelas 15 g .625 I t
Cleveland
11 8 .579 2
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Baltimore
12 10 .545 2V4
Detroit
10 11 .476 4
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Washington
10 14 .417 V i
New York
9 13 .400 5»t
Boston
I 12 .400 Sti
Kansas City
5 16 .238 »
Resalts Yesterday
Baltimore 7-5, Detroit 1-4
Cleveland 9-10, Boston 4-7
I d s Angeles 5, Kansas City 2
Minnesota 6, Chicago 1
SAVK
Washington S, New York 4
10 #
Garnet Today
PER
Detroit at Baltimore (N)
LB
New York at Boston (N)
Chicago at Minnesota (N )
(Only gamoa scheduled)
cause they were too used to
having everything done for
them.
"The pro* aren't like that.
Her* you're playing for your
living against guys you travel
with and live with every day.
But they won't tell you what
you’re doing wrong or help
you correct a mistake. Tropic
don't realize how competitive
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Woman's Club Presents Film To School System
The General Business, Chic
and Pine Art* Department! of
the Sanford Womaa'a Club re
cently combined for a lunch
eon meeting.
M a g n o l i a and greenery
adorned the mantle with a
large baaket on the itage ar
ranged with magnollat. The
dining tablei, arranged in a
V-ahape, were centered with
gardenlaa and fern with a
magnificent arrangement of
roaea In a footed container
centering the speaker's table.
All of the lovely ftowera were
from the garden of lira . Ira
Southward.
The boiteaaea were Mra. H.
Wade Rucker, chairman, and
lira . A1 Hunt, Mra. Ira South
ward, Mra. R. K. Horton and
Mra. John F. WlUon.
Greeting the gueata at the
door were Mra. Fred HarrJa
Sr..
Sr., Mra. H. H. Fortner, Mra.
William Reynolds, Mr*. W. L.
Merritt and M n, U. W. Ruc
ker,
Mrs. Ben Wade Introduced
Mn. Gerald Covington, who
played a Tri-ette on the piano,
which the Fine Aria Depart
ment arranged.
Mra. Charlei Swinney intro
duced Hcrold Iteckcnhaeh,
principal of Pinecrcat School,
whom the membera thanked
for setting un a schedule In
reviewing the film, “ Riddle
of a Friendly Stranger."
Mra. Swinney then introduc
ed R. T. Milwee, Superintend-
ent of Public Inatructlon, who
spoko on educational activities
in the county, preaenting alaliatlci on tehool drop-outa and
illiteracy. He thanked the
Woman's Club for the film,
"Riddle of a Friendly Strang
er" and pointed out benefits
from the Him
film.
Mr*. W. L. Merritt, presi
dent, preaided over the buaIneaa aeasion, with varloua re-
will be held Wednesday, May
12, at 9 a m. For reiervatlon*
phone M n. Roy Tlllii or M n.
C. M, Flowen. Bridge and
canaata will follow the break
fast with all club women and
gueata invited to attend.
At the meeting the Fine
Arts Department elected M n.
Donald Flamm, vice chair
man and M n. Charlei ThomBreakfast a*, secretary.
porta given,
Guests at the luncheon were
Mr I, J. it, Minchew, mother
or Mrs. M. E. Smith, Mra.
Floyd E. Hunt, Mrs. Jam ci
II. Wade and Mrs. Albert Rolf.
Mrs. M. E. Smith, second
vice president, reported two
new members, M n. Ruth
Gallagher a n d M n. Leo
WES SAYS:
Mary, Mary, quite contrary
Where do you do your
wash 7
I do It all a t WE8-KAY,
The beet ia town, by goehl
Mary, Mary, quite contrary
Please tell me why yon do.
1 get DOUBLE LOADS
for a QUARTER
And rlothrs much
CLEANBH, too!
Mary, Mary, quit# contrary
Can thla bo PROVED to
me?
If you HAVE NOT tried
WBH-KAY
Wee will giro yoa ono
w v h FREE!
(Bring Thla Ad)
Air Conditioned Lounge
WES-KAY
WAHHETER1A
2011 French AveH Hanford
WrralH
Church SS Class
Miss Linda Truluck Engaged
Sgt- MaJ. and Mr*. James [preaching marriage of their [Piano, aon of Mra. Paulina
Dte Daughter! of Wetley Truluck of Sanford, announce daughter, M in Linda Sue Lopiano and the late Michael
Sunday School Claai of the the engagement a n d ap- *Truluck, to Michael Ferri L o -|j.L o P ian o . of Miami.
First Methodist met recently
...
-•
The lovely bride-elect waa
born *n P,r r l* Iatanct, S. C.,
in McKinley Hall of the
I B S S x
and attended Winter Haven
church with Mrs. P. A. Row
High School. She la a gradland, Mr*. O, R. Estridge,
uate
the
Mra. Robert Futrell and Mist
a
in
Aline Chapman serving a t
hostesses.
Her fiance
On arrival the group waa
t W
m
H
H
l
from North Miami H i g h
served Ice cream and cake.
School ami the University of
The president, M n. C. M.
South Florida, majoring In
Fiowcri. presided with Mrs.
Sociology.
Marguerite Paul giving the
The wedding wQI be solemn
devotion.
ized at Holy Cross Episcopal
Routine reports were glv
Church, Saturday, June 28, at
cn and Mra. Flowers and Mrs.
2:30 p.m.
I. J. Boyette contributed to
the birthday bank.
Mrs. Estridge reported on
the auceesa of the recent cilia
project with proceeds bene
lilting the Church Building
Fund.
Miss Aline Chapman read
resolutions in memory of the
late Mrs. Thomas Sullivan,
Members of the Oviedo
which were composed by Mias
Woman’* Club will be privi
Chapman, Mra. Virginia An
leged to hear Wayne Poucher
dcraon and Mrs. Lucy Cour
apeak at the luncheon meet
ler.
ing Friday, May 14.
The e la n missionary, Mrs
Poucher ia the originator
Hans Aurbakken, was tent a
and dally commentator of
lovely birthday gift May 14
"Life Line."
with a card algned by the
This la the final meeting of
group.
the year and all membera
are urged to come and bring
a covered dish lor the lunch
MISS LINDA SUE TRULUCK
eon.
Members are alto reminded
that dues must be paid in
May for the coming year.
Address
THE SANFORD WOMAN’S CLUB presents a
film, "Rlrlillo of the Friendly Strnnjicr," to
the Seminole County School System at a recent
Woman's Club luncheon. Pictured from the
left are Herald lieckenlmch, principal of Pine-
crest School; Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs, Irene
Wyatt, It. T. Milwee, Superintendent of Public
Instruction; Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr. and Mrs.
Iluth Swinney.
Mra. Donald Jonca of San
ford and Mrs. Letter Guthrie
of Pompano Beach wero cohoitcaaea recently to a grad
uation luncheon and swim
ming party honoring Mias Su
san Perkins, who will grad
uate in June from Seminole
High School.
The luncheon was served
on the patio surrounding the
pool and later the gueata en
joyed swimming and sun bath
ing.
The hnaloiica presented Su
san with a white tarnation
corsage and a hair dryer for
uio when she attends Florida
State University this fall.
Mist Linda l'crkfni, (he
honoree's slater, and Judy
Wilton assisted the bostcm-i
in serving.
Attending t h e delightful
luncheon were Mrs. Brack
Perkins, mother of the honor
Public Invited
To Catholic Club
Annual Benefit
The public la invited to a t
tend the nnminl Spring Bene
fit Card Party sponsored by
the Catholic Women's Club of
All Souli Church.
The party will Ire held in
the Pariah Hall on Tuesday,
May II nt 8 p.m. Door prizes
and tahlo prizes will he
awarded and a nominal dona
tion ia asked.
SH A M PO O
• MjOo value • o u t t U
Seniors In Choir
Mrs. George Touhy, organ
1st and choir director of the
gucat, and Jnnle While, Susanl Erhnla, Angela Hurt, r a t i Linda Robion, Donna Colllni First PreibytcrJan Church,
was hostcai at tier home, 201
I’lcrcy, Carol Torres, Elaine | MacGuirc, L i n d a Spencer,] and Melania Williams.
Writ 16th Street, to a buffet
supper honoring the Seminole
High School acniors, who are
members of the Senior-High
choir.
Seniors honored were Nor
m i Adams, Hclrn Mann,
Sherry Marazita, Penny Ni
choli, Betty Odham, Diane
Powell, Kristie Schilkr, Lin
da Parnell, April Whittington,
Richard Burns and Buddy
Burton.
Also seniors Gary Cans a.
Ronnie Hall, Hobby Hender
son. Charles Hunter, David
Lanier, Andy Lyon, Bobby
Kumbley and Bill Stamper.
Other choir members are
Carol Beiierer, Betty Car
men, Patricia Marazita, Sus
an Nichols, Kathy Foldi,
Marty Pierce and Debbie Se
well.
Also Kathy Sloan, Stephanie
Wcalgate, G e r 1 Wheatland,
Jimmy Dodaon, Perry Echcl
berger. Tom HemphiU and Lc
roy Noppcr.
MIIS. DONALD JONES AND MILS. LESTER GUTHRIE were recent cohostennen to a luncheon and HwimmitiR party honoring Susan Perkins, a
member of the lOUFa graduation class uf Seminole Hiph School. Among
the KUentH were from the left, Elaine Echols, Susan Piercy, Carol Tor
res, Donim Collins, Susan Perkins, honor guest, Put McGuire, Linda Robhod and Angela Hurt.
D A V Auxiliary
Elects Officers
Tomorrow Night
Fashionettes
With vacation! just around
the corner, use Napoleon'*
campaign rule of living off the
National Counril of Men's
Fashions. Take along basic
rlolhra, but fill in wilh color
ful local acccsiorlci inch os
n alive shirts ami si arks,
alrawhata, casual footwear
and rain or ami repellent
Reins.
•
•
•
Those zippers once meant
for heavy duty now form dec
orative cloaingt fur all aorta
nf summer sportswear. These
Industrial zippers, wilh Isold
hraai pulls, long have been
used for luggage, tenia and
such. Now they close pockets,
Jackets, pants and skirt plac
kets. Sometimes it seems
there It more zipper than
garment.
M iss Treva Arnette Feted
At Lovely Bridal Shower
Mias Treva Elizabeth Arnette, bride-elect of Cheater
Guy Malllicws, was guest nf
honor at a lovely miscellan
eous shower given by Mra. L.
A. Gaskins of 2(iH Wood me re
Boulevard.
Hostess for Ihe shower was
Mrs. L. A. Gaskins and cohostess was Mrs. Nell Alcott.
Mrs. Alcott was in charge of
the games enjoyed by the honnrec and guest.
The table was covered with
a beautiful lace lahleeiolh,
decorated with blue heart*
centered with silver wedding
hells. A bouquet of white
mums was the rcntcrpiccc.
Mra. Gasklna served coke,
frosted white, decorted with
pink heart! anil a bride doll,
with an Inicriptton of "Ueat
Wlshea" made with ailver
balla and fruit punch, coffer,
mixed nuta and after-dinner
minti to the hunorce and
guests.
Other than the boiteaa and
ro-hotlets, the guests were
Mra. John H. Arnette Jr.,
mother of the bride-elect,
Mra. Ben F. Burke, Mra. Gail
Smith, Mrs, Raymond Ben
nett. Mra. Leonard Kcitt, Mra.
Mary Dychet, Mra. John Gail
Smith, Mra. Jack Benton,
Mra. T. A. Rivera, Mrs. Paul
ette White, Mra. Harriet Mix
on, Mrs. Wilma Oglesby, Mrs.
Harold Walker, Mrs. Jam ci
11. Ramey, M in JoEllcn
Walker and Mlaa Joanns Ar
nette.
Gueata unable to attend but
sending gifta Were
eph C. I
bar 1
[
I
‘
The Disabled Ameriean Vet
era na Auxiliary, Unit No. 30,
will meet TUeaday, May 11, at
7:30 p.m. at the Chapter
Homo on Highway 17-92.
Election of officers will be
held and all membera are
urged to attend and lend their
support.
FOR ANY OCCASION
FLOWERS
ARE ALWAYS CORRECT
Marchetta Dorminey Named
»
'Girl O f Year By Zeta X i
Zeta XI Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met recently at the
home of Mrs. Pat Been.
The Social Committee re
ported an excellent observ
ance of Founders Day on Slay
1 at the Orchid House in Dc
Land. At the luncheon Marchctta Dorminey waa present
ed with a trophy at "The
Girl of the Year." She was
chosen by her aororlty alitcrs
for outstanding services per
formed during the year.
Ai Uie aororlty is drawing
to a cloze, the members are
planning a final party at the
home of Betty llurlburit. Thla
will be a covered diah supper
with the members and their
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and dancing will follow.
Jan Cara presented a pro
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ing some of the aipecta of
drama, art, music and the
crafts. The membera display
ed their talents in the various
fields of arta, crafts and hub
hies.
The Pledge Ritual was held
and Betty llurlburt and Rena
Foster are now pledges of the
Chapter.
Officers installed, who will
preside at the next meeting
were president, Eleanor But
ier; vice president, Dora Lee
Runell; recording secretary,
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Mon. M ay 10, '85— P ir * 9
Osuah
DEAR ABBY: I h iv t a
eery dear friend who hai a
^ fab u lo u s figure, but the
aecma to b« ashamed of iu
Sha la 38-24-36, and weara
her elothea a couple of
aicei too big for her in an
effort to hide thii fabulous
figure of h en . She la 28
y e a n old and t e a c h e s
school. She's unmarried,
and a t the rate ihe'a going
f a h e never will be. Is there
anything 1 can do to help
her? She la on the quiet
aide, ‘‘churchy," and 1 am
aure the could have men
flocking around her in
droves if she would only
show off what she's got.
A VERY DEAR FRIEND
DEAR FRIEND: If your
a "fabulously-figured friend"
la living a contented, re
warding life, how do you
figure in the role of matchmaker? What a girl does
with her statistics is her
business. And if you expect
to keep her as a "very dear
friend," enjoy her as she is.
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DEAR ABBY: 1 am Just
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d / b / a J A C K t i ll A T T O N K L F .C A r f l l C , D e fe n d a n ts , b e in g C h a n
c e r y No. 1 S A JI. I w i l l a e ll at
p u b lic a u c tio n to th e h ta b e a l
b id d e r f o r c a sh a t th s 'C o u rth n u *e In the C l l y o f H a n fu rd ,
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th e h o u r o f 11 too A . M , on
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p a r c e l o f r e a l p r o p e r ly deec rlb e d a* fo llo w * :
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B etty Anne's
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2201 S. Park Avc.
dtiqhliqhJtA
By Abigail Van Buren
like any other high school
freshman. I want to be
popular, but the boys want
too much. I don't want a
reputation as a "goodygoody" but you Just can't
keep giving a boy more and
more without getting into
trouble. What docs a girl
do w'hen she gives a guy a
finger and he wants a
whole hand?
DEBBIE
DEAR DEBBIE: If she’s
smart, she compromises.
She gives him the BACK of
her hand.
■ •
•
DEAR ABBY: Ws have
a little summer cottage on
a lake where we entertain
weekend guests. It’s noth
ing fancy. We can sleep six
—no more. 1 invited my
sister's daughter, a college
freshman, for the week-end.
She asked if she could
bring a friend along, and 1
said certainly. 1 also invited
four other collrge girls—
Qacoby
The oWeit am! most rav
eled national bridge trophy is
the Vanderbilt Cup which waa
put into play in 1929. This year
it was won by Oswald and Jim
Jacoby playing with Albert
Welti of Chicago, Philip Fcldesman of New York, Ira Ru
bin of Fairlawn, N. J. and Dr.
John Fisher of Dallas. It was
the second Vanderbilt win for
Wclaa; the aeventh for Jacoby
senior and the first for each
other team member.
This week’s articles will fea
ture father-son discussions of
hands from the competition.
Jim : “ You played through
out with Ira Rubin. What
would you say waa the strong
est feature of his game?"
Oswald: "I would say that It
was his ability to Judge close
competitive situations and his
unuillngness lo aell out at a
low level. Ills two-spade bid
Wa
nieces on my husband's
side. When my s i s t e r ' s
daughter arrived with her
"friend"—we were floored.
The friend turned out to he
an associate professor from
her college. It upset our
sleeping arrangements. My
husband had to steep with
ths professor and 1 slept
with the girls. I didn't like
the obvious familiarity be
tween my niece and her
friend at all. Feeling re
sponsible for anything that
might take place under my
roof, I made sure either my
husband nr I wua there
every minute. And we stayup until everyone had gone
to bed. My niece resented
it, but I didn't rare. Should
1 tell her mother about this
episode? My husband says
no.
CONCERNED AUNT
DEAR AUNT: If sha
were YOUR d a u g h t e r ,
would you want to know?
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•
DEAR ABBY: My sister-
In-law (a the world's worst
housekeeper. 1 do love her,
and she has many good
qualities, but If you ever
saw the way her house
looks you wouldn't bellevs
it. She does have four kids,
and only one of them is in
school, but that's no excuse.
Well, she's outgrown her
present house and she and
my brother are moving Into
a brand new one that'a big
ger. The family wants to
get together and buy her a
house gift. Everything she
has is beat-up, so she can
use almost anything. What
ran you suggest for about
*50?
MAGGIE
DEAR MAGGIE: Buy
her a lamp. Maybe it will
throw n little light on the
aubject.
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For Abby's booklet, "How
To Hive A Lovely Wed
ding," semi 50 cents to Abby, Box 69700, I,ns Angeles,
Calif.
On By Oswald Jacoby
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example."
Jim : "He went down one
at two spades, didn't he?"
Oswald: "Yes. West opened
the ace of hearts and continu
ed the suit and Ira wound up
losing two trumps, a heart, a
JhaWoman
The only thing wrung with
American men is that too
many of them are married, a
British columnist (■ woman)
recently observed after casting
a calculating eye on the
American male.
What the columnist overlook
ed is that some credit goes to
American wivea for the fact
that American men are 10
nice to have around. They
catch them young—and itart
right in to improve them.
la the young husband Illequipped to aucceed in today’s
world? Hi* wife wtll take care
of that by urging him to get
more education while ihe
cheerfully supports him.
Docs the young man know
little and care less about mu
sic, painting and literature?
If hit wife is interested in these
things she will eooo have him
going to concerts and art ex
hibits and reading the books
she brings home from the lib
rary.
la the young husband ill at
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h e re b y
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t h a t w a a r e a n c a f r d In b u n .
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C i t y , H riu ln iila C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
u n d e r th e f lr t l t ln u a n arna o f
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wa
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I lia p r o v is io n s o f th e F l c t l ll o u a
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case socially? lie won’t l>e for
long If his wife is socially in
clined. She will cate him nlong until he become! a fine
host and a guest who is an
asset lo a party,
la lie indifferent or helpless
as a handy man? A few wifepromoted do-it-yourself Jobs
will soon have him setting up
a workshop and showing off
his handiwork with pride.
Docs he have the insufferahle attitude that men are
vastly superior to women and
MONDAY. MAY 1», IMS
TV Time Show of the Night:
10-10:30 p.m. ABC. Ben Caaey "From Sutler'* Crick and
Beyond Farewell." An inter
esting story about a psycho
logically mule boy (who’s
been badly bealen) who can
only be reached by the minis
trations of ■ fraudulent med
ium. Casey becomes hit an
gry, explosive self when he
learns the medium's true mo
tives for involving himself in
the situation. Above average.
7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. "The
Saga of Western Man." "The
Filgrim
Adventure." Your
previewer screened this show
in a virtually airless room
and found the combination of
that, Staats Cotsworth's even
intonation and a monotony in
the choice of what was filmed
a bit too much. John Sccondart, as usual, hat provided
a literate script, hut the story
of the Pilgrims' adventure in
coming lo America is largely
devoid or dramatic emphasis,
You'll admire their braveryin undertaking the perilous
Journey, but It should have
been much more exciting.
8:30 9 p.m. CBS. Andy Grif
fith Show. (Rerun) This is
almost all Don Knotts, so it's
almost all pure fun. Drpuly
Television Tonight
IS )
11:11 ( S )
IS )
11:30 | 3 >
By Ruth Miiiett
PRACTICE OF
OPTOMETRY
Including Contact Leaaea
AT
1st ST. & PARK AVB.
Tel. 323-1530
N e w a lln t
T h e a t e r o f th e B la re
T h a L a ta Show
T u n lle S h o w
TUESDAY A. M.
that (lie lesa a wife knows
about her husland'a business
affairs the better? It's a re
velation to watch a wife with
a quick mind and a sense of
humor prick a husband with an
inclination to become a stuff
ed shirt until he is deflotrd
enough to act like ■ human
being.
Sure, American men are
wonderful. But the very best
of the lot have wives who
have quietly but determinedly
helped to make them so.
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New a A Wrelhrr
TV Claaeroom
H n n rle e s » m e * ta r
N aw a A W e a th e r
Today
H m ith ltie A lm a n e a
W a k e U p U o v lc e
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F a r e s M a rk e t
w ars
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C a r lo o n v lll#
M0 (3) Divorce Court
IS) A m r r lr a n llt a t o r y
t i l l (»> K i e r r l a *
4:30 I S ) R o m p e r Hoorn
(S ) M n riit n s M o vie
10:00 ( 3 ) T r u t h o r C o n te q u a n -
ret
M ik a W a lla c e N e w s
10:10
W h e t'a T h le S a n a
I I .e r e L e e r
10:10
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11:00
C o n c e n tra tio n
A n d y o f S la y b o r r y
D ec. R r ld a
11:10
Je o p a rd y
(01 T h e SlrCoyi
( ! ) P r ic e la I l l s h t
Men have become so con
scious of their appearance re
TUESDAY P. M.
garding baldness that in New ||:8* ( I ) Late at Lira
( 3 ) C a ll M y M u f f
York there are many salons
( I I D o n n « R eed S h o w
far men. Om of the largest 13:31 ( I ) N e w t
department stores even has 13:11 ( S ) F a t h e r K n o w a B e a t
< l) S e a rc h
lo r
fe a e y .
opened a shop for men and
yaw
( 3 ) I ' l l Ile t
shows many styles In hair
11:41 «0 | H a i t i a n U | M
pieces, etc.
(3) SIB! Nawa
"Someona tent me • abort 1:11 ( I I d i r t T a l k
( 1) Th e Rebut nam e
Jacket from Hong Kong In
<S) N a w a , E d i t o r i a l, W e a
pale blue thread lace. Where
th e r
(1> F.icua
and how can I wear this? I 1:11
1 ; | | ( f ) A a T h a W a r ld T a r a *
am fifty, tall and rather slend
13) L a i ' s Make a Deal
( S ) N e w a lln t
er. I am a hosten at many
country club parties. I do not
wear a uniform, but as pret
^
,v r v f m u
ty a dress aa I can get. My
hair la silver-gray.— Mrs.
Reader."
Why not have t pate blue or
white linen abeath and wear
tbe Jacket with It? Have
pumps dyed to match and you
will have n charming out
fit. You could have both a
white and n pale blue abeath.
Tomorrow — Career After
M e TILL 2*9
Forty
W F MON. E R L '
’TfYYYfYf y l l f . f i f f f f f l f t f ;
(O fttJs
Dr. H. J. Caron
Announces The Opening
Of HU Office* For The
Barney gives ■ lout 8 ticket
for littering and the guy
threatens to beat him to a
pulp as toon as he catches
Barney out of uniform. Bar
ney starts taking judo les
sons, but thanks to Andy's
intervention, when he learns
Barney is called "The Chick
en" In Judo class, the panickydeputy never has to draw on
hit massive hidden prowess.
8:30-9 p.m. ABC. No Time
for Sergeants "The Sergeant's
Kimono." (Reran) The in
spector general arrives just
in time to catch the barracks
in an absolutely devastated
condition, and it's all because
of Sergeant King. Someone
hid his prirc Japanese kimono
and his determination io find
it turns everything upside
down. The only thing the in
spector can approve of is
Wilt, but even that ray of sun
shine doesn't last too long.
9-0:30 p.m. CBS. The Lucy
Show "Lucy Becomes a F a
ther." (Reran) Lucy cons her
way into going along with her
son on an all-male camping
trip, Insisting she be treated
just like one of the boys. The
stops are all out as the men
give her the works, but Lucy
triumphs over a sleeping bag,
a cut-throat poker game and
diamond, and two clubs. The
■core al our lable was 50
points for our opponents."
Jim: "At the other table
Phil Keldesman played Hie
MONDAY P. M.
hand at two hearts after South 1:00 o > N o w s
( I ) N a w a . S p o rts .
failed to make a second bid.
W e a th e r
Phil won the spade opening
( 3 ) N *w *co t» *. C e n t.
1 0 ) M a v e r lr k
and played ace and another 1.10 (S
t f t t S N ana
heart. He wound up losing two
( 1 ) H u n t ! * ) - B r in k l e y
R tp o rt
hearts and one trick in each
T oo < :) R a n i t l r a r
other suit to give our team a
'D R ia n t
score of n o points at his 7 :1 0 1 3 ) K a r e n
I t ) H«)i of VVr»t*in Man
table."
t«> T o T<-ll H ie T r u t h
1:00
t
o I-er (lo t A S r r r o t
Oswald: "The net of 60
13; M att F r o m U N C L E
points was worth two inter t:!0 (0) T h e A n j y U r l f l l t h
Show
national match points to ua.
( I ) No T im a lo r i a r If Eaat doubled we would have
a a a n ta
broken even on the hand line* 1 :0* ( t ) tion.lar Nlaht M o vie
(l)
)V*mly xml Me
10 point net la not rounled in
(3) Ix ir n e ttteenr *
A m t r l ia n Writ
IMP scoring. Had East gone
and tha
to three hearts his partner t:10 (I) Hollywood
Klara
might conceivably have made
(» ) U ln a C ro a b y S h o w
| 0 :0 0 (31 J o n a t h a n W in t e r s
It but on any fairly normal 10:00
( I ) A llr e d H itc h c o c k
play he would have gone down
!») lien Caeey
one and we would have been 11:00 tO) N a w a , S p o il t . W e a
th e r
plus at both tables."
(}) Nawacop*
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(I)
(II
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(3)
ID
(I)
( 3)
"1 have a problem, a hus
band who is completely bald
and refuse* to do anything
about it. He has a job in which
he faces the public and hit
superiors have made remarks
about hia baldness. 1 am
afraid for hia Job, which he
created and dearly loves. What
should I do?—Mra. K."
First, don't nag; men hate
that »o much It could only
make the situation dangerous.
Get a direct quote from one of
his superiors and tell him,
calmly and with affection,
please to consider the aubject
•1 a serious matter. In the
large city where you live there
are many places which handle
hair pieces for men. Watting
for any sort of hair regrowth
would be like waiting for a
mircle. A hair piece la the only
solution. There are so many
men who have faced this situa
tion and who now wear hair
pieces without any em barrass
ment. They look ten years
younger. Try to talk your man
into at least going to see what
can be done. If be won’t, then
prepare for a "rainy day."
T V Time Previews
CAFETERIAS
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‘1:30-3:50 llu m a n ll t r *
B y DieK Turnet
a&'
a ferocious bear ihe’a con
vinced is someone's pet. For
Lucy fans, this is a ball.
9- 10 p.m. NBC. "Tha Wing
ing World of Jonathan Win
ter*.” (Color) The "wing" in
the title means Jonathan and
his guests, Steve Allen, Leo
Durocher and the comedy
tram of Stiller and Mcara,
vt 111 wing. or create, their rou
tines as they go along. The
situations will be set up, but
there will b< no scripts. Leo.
for Instance, will be a sportseasier interviewing athlete
Winters, and later Allen and
Winters will ad-lib a telephone
conversation. Jonathan will
also be a lovelorn columnist,
a sky diver and the world's
saddest man. This it hi* sixth
and final special of the year
and from appearances, it has
lo he hotter than the first five.
9 9:30 p m. ABC. Wendy and 1 still prefer the old g lu e bottleel You can't wake * ,
neighborhood with these paper c arto n '.’’
Me "Wendy'a Five Thousand
Dollar Chair." When Wendy
falls down In a restaurant,
she's offered a fast 1100 lo SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
forget the whole thing, But
Wendy balks. She thinks she
has to pay that much to end
the matter. Before she gels
things straight, the “ settle out
ol court" offer reaches $5,000.
Standard for seriei.
9:30-10 p.m. ABC. The Bing
Crosby Show. " A Bit of Fresh
Danish." (Benin) A manufac.
l u r e d situation seemingly
written for guest star UUa
Jacobsson, who's not that
good. The Swedish film aUr
plays a Danish sociologist who
disrupts Ihe Coll ins' household
will) her advanrrd Scandinav
ian attitudes. Her theories on
man-woman relationships al
most get Joyce (Carol Fayten) into a lot of trouble and
raise Elite's i Beverly Uardland) temperature.
10- 10:30 p m . CBS. CBS
Npws Special "Finlandia.” A
half-hour tribute to Jean Si
belius on the tooth annivers
ary of hli blrlh, which ineludes several of his musical
selections. This la another
‘S mtQ
telecast using the Early Bird
s m s Wmww tu as «JL*a
satellite which has hern quite
Ihe gimmick during the p ail "I’ll concede your next three stroke* if you’ll conoid#,
m iner*
1
week or so.
11:15 p.m. - 1 a m . ABC.
ABC's Nightlife,
TIZZY
By Kate Osann
(11-13)
VT
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�Horoscope
Forecast
TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1H I
GENERAL TENDENCIES:
M a t t everyone la In a wood
to try to ba mora co-oparaU*a
with all with whom thay com*
la contact. Gat In tha atraara
of thla ben 1an Influanca and
lot othara aca that you are
milling to eo-ordlnote your
•(fort* with thalra toward
having a far mora auccaaiful
termination to your Joint un
dertaking*. Saak culture.
ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr.
1ft) Now you comprehend the
vlewpnlnta and auggeatlona of
partnera and ean raach a
whole new accord. After
working thing* out properly,
celebrate together tonight. Be
generou a.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May
90) Quickly get Into all thoae
dutlea befera you and flnlah
them efficiently and you will
ro t ba bothered with them
any more. Give them that
artlatlc touch. Show you are
a fine artiaan a t your trade.
GEMINI (May 21 to June
21) Getting Into amuaemenla
th at truly pleaaa good frelnda
tan alio be very profitable. Be
devoted with mate and tee the
fina rraponae you gel. Make
plana for tha future th a t are
delightful.
MOON CHILDREN (June
22 to July 21) Being affeetinnate with family la only
right and you certainly can
make home condition* far
more harmonium. Think along
line of long-term aucccaa. Be
gin adding to your aeieta, re
duce llabllltiea.
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21)
Concentrate upon what you
ran do to lncrea*e happlneia
between youraelf and aeacclatea. They cooperate quickly.
A particular favor to a high
er up will bring the right reault.
VIRGO (Aug. 21 to 8epL
22) Co-ordinating your ef
fort* In matter* or finance
with partner* can aurely bring
far bettor Income now. See
that your aurroundlng* are
Immarulate. Thla alao add*
to their value.
LIBRA (Sept. 2.1 to Oct.
22) Since you are feeling In
top-notch condition, thla I*
the day to apread cheer
around you. Attain builneaa
aim*. Then off tonight to get
what you dealre In a aoclal
way.
SCORPIO (Oct. 21 to Nov,
21) Re certain to uie your
atrong mind for garnering the
Information you ahould have
fiom ether*. Get financial
aupport you need. Then a**lit
thnae In dire trouble.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to
Dec. 21) The bent way to get
ahead la to Join effort* with
right peraona Instead of try
ing to go It alone. Society re
quire* thl* today. Find the
right new partner*.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 tn
Jan. 20) Uee diplomacy In go.
Ing after what you want from
Influential peraona and you
aurceed. Be very actlva In
civic nffnir*. PIcaRo other* by
doing what la right and for
the good of the majority.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2! tn
Frh. 10) Showing of gratitude
to thnie out-of-town f.-r fine
favor* or auggeatlona la only
ju it—do *o now. Drive Into
the paper or other fine
aourcca for data ycu want.
Get ahrad with alacrity.
PISCES (Fell. 20 tn Mac.
20) Rely on youc hunrhea for
the heat mean* by which to
gel more ro-opcratlon from
your partnera. R* very precl*e In every duly you have
to perform. Study anmll print.
IF VGUR CHILI) IS BORN
TODAV, he or ahe will be the
poaaeaaor of an u n u i u a l
amount of charm and there
by have many favor* ahowered upon him or her from
earlleat youth. It la Import
an t that you U adi to earn
own way In life a t the outset
end to aee to R th at flnaaaa
tn any work la developed, eo
th at the life here become*
v a r y aurceaaful, especially
where art end beauty art
*The Mara Impel, they do
t compel.” What you make
year Ufa la largely «p to
)U!
Zarrell tighter'* Individual
recast for your alga for
no is now ready. For your
l»y send your blrthdate end
,00 to Carroll Rlghtar Fursit The Sanford Herald, Bog
II. Hollywood 2t, CallDISTINCTION
NEW YORK (UPI) - Can*
iu* Clay became the Drat
heavyweight champion to be
It ripped of hla lllle by the;
World Boa lag AiftftcUUos,
j
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
gactccneftiNCH ec eoNcscn
♦TAWTSO OUT TO SB A CAKfc/
HMPHf THAT MOAN OPW5U*<
* LCUD SMOUftH TO CRACK
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_P»sre 10 — May 10, 1965
Herald Classifieds
4
16. Interior Decorator*
CUSTOM Made Slip C o r tr s A
D ra p e,. W all to w all c a rp a lin s . L a r g e
la le c tlo a t a
choose from .
Classified
Alans Fabric* k Ruff*
F R E E ESTIM ATE
AT TOUR HOME
i!S I P a rk Dr. Snr.ford 311-3113
Phones
r > ,a
liir ,N
K ir t u f a
322-5612
Pw a
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425-5938
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18. Landscape Service
LAWNS - CITRUS - MOfS
“ A I#SO—
f llrr ra —
H at l.a a a
D raperies - Slipcover* - G ifts
JE A N M ARCEL IN T E R IO R S
1003 F rench Ave.
333-31**
Ltarnt sc* ping dk Ipawn M ilnt.
VOSS LANDSCAPE
323-1950 A fter 6
R
<3
19. Ituilders Supplies
Up lo S I 1 I 1.5ft 1.50 11.50
ft to 1ft H I M 0 1.5ft | l.ft«
PRE-CAST Concrete Bt«p*
QltEHOUT LUMBER CO
|
130 Maple A r t
133-01**
11 to IS I 3 | 1.50 1.89 | 2.85
1C to 2ft I4 | 1.50 2.51 | 3.80
21 to 25 I S 11.8ft 3.15 |4.75
20. Hardware
Hanford'* Moat C om plete
TED W ILLIAMS HDW.
1*1 K. 33th,
1 1 1 -im
2ft to 30 | ft I 1.S0 I 3,78 18.70
22. Plumbing
N lelw aa* AO—I
( t i r e B -leltee w ar**
$ 1JVe R la lm a i*
Alt Bklp D al* A*a
a t l - D a r R a te
C o n trac tin g R ep airs
F R E E ESTIM ATES
R. L HA RVET
3*4 « anford A re ______ 131-133* V
U se
p e r Ilea ;
L 'k i r r
C *«H
CONTRACT RATES
ON REQUEST
23. Painting
CLASSIFIED II1SPLAT
11.30 Per Inch
(N la tm a m
■arhee
at
1
• T a jiib iT J - "
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EKHOkS
T he H erald w ill o e t be re■ f M i i r l i t e r w e re th a n ae*
in c o rre c t la r e r tle a .
COPY
PAINTING A re p air, 131-!43<.
24. Well Drilling
W EL L? DRILLED, P U M P !
SP R IN K L E R B TITEM 1
All T rpa* and S liaa
W* R ap alr and S ervice
a T I N E
M achine and Supply C*.
90. Home Appliances
T b* H erald reeerv ee tb * pvlr lle a e a t ra ja e tla g a r eeriela * o a r a d v e rlla a m a a l w blcb
It daeaa* abJecH naabl* te
tb e e e llc r • ( tb te aew e-
S/iNFOUD ELECTRIC
O. E. A p .lla n ce e —New A Uacd
n ^ la jn M ia ^ ^ ^ Irt-tl* *
31. Musical Instruments
DEADL1NES
12 Noon Day Before
Publication For
lniertlona and KUIa
(Sat. Noon For Monday)
(le n t C um baa — 333-3111
P lano T u n in g a n a n a p a lr
W. L. H arm on • 133.4331
35. Vacuum Cleaners
SANFORD VACUUM SVC.
SALES • REPA IRS
r . P a rk Ave.
133-3111
2. Personal*
ill!
Do you have a d rin k in g p r o b
lem. Writ* P. O. Bos 1313.
Sanford.
50. Miac. For Sale
4. Ileauty ( are
I GO CART I X ;
1 GIRL ’S HIKE l i l t
Phono 313-3730.
H A R R I E T T * H ta u ty R o o k ,
enft w ater, a ee nlna app'ta.
101 So. Oak. I3I-IT43.
HOOVER VAC. CLEA NERS
W H IT E SEW ING MACHINES *
A uthorised Bates S S ervice
■
GA RRETT'S
SPECIAL ON TERMS
133-11(3
Ar* i l e a u t r Shop liaa moved 100 E. F lriL
to Cut '.V Curl I t r a u t r Shop.
3n% off nf r e g u la r price, of
I'rrme. 311 P a lm e tto A\*. Ph. Sewing machine still In g u a r
333-0134.
antee. 1(34 Zig-Zag, Used
only twice, mnvlng Korlh,
must sell, Aeiuma re m a in in g
6. Child Care
3 p a ym e nts of HID. Call Col
lect HA 3-3111,
HART S ittin g done In m r
hom e, day or n ig h t. 333-3141. 3 EVENING D re tte t, also I A T,
I sen new Heat Covers for
' l l llulck Special. Call 133- |
8. Pets & Supplies
1133 a f te r 3 p, m.
SIAMESE C at A K itten * . I3J.
G.
K. R e frig e rato r, good c o n
*1(3.
dition HO. G u ita r A Caea,
Ilka new, I X . Ph. 333-11*1
DOGh RECEIVED Tor Adopa f t e r 3 p. m.
lion, boarded Animat Rescue
l e a g u e , n o n w . Mlnnaaola 1-SIIARKHKIN W et Suit, hood,
Del,and. Ph. 114-1141.
boola. I - n r g u l a t o r . Nemrod.
1 Slag*, doubl* hoe*. Ph.
DACHSHUND Tuppla* f r o m
133-1711.
re g is te red l llte r ; t famatae,
t mala. 13 wka. old, sh o rt red 31" SPRINGFIELD R i d i n g
hair, email stock. Call 313Mower, 1 yra eld. flOO o r
(019, Sanford a t t a r I p. m, or
beet offer. 113-3311.
Hat. or Sun.
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
NOTICE
10. Poultry - Livestock
ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS
318 Sanford Av*.
3 1 1 -tlft
PIUS for S a lt. A nim al H aven—
|1 pe r day ra nta l f o r E le ctric
3 3 3 - m t.
Carpel Shampooar w ith p u r
chase of lllu* L ualrt. Carroll
12. Special Notices
F u r n l t u r * Co.
CANAS Day Cam p begin* J u n e
14th., L ake (lolden. E a r In SANFO nD SEWING C E N T E R
fo rm atio n call 1)1.13(1, g ra d X I So. P a r k Ave.
1 1 3 - l lt l
Gang*.
READY-MIX CONCRETE
ENJOY Heading S ta le 's g re atea t Dlocke, S tepping Htonta, Sand, a ,
n e w spa per ELOItfDA TIMES
Hlaal, U raaao T rap*. R ock ,* *
UNION t 3 1 - ( ( l l or 333-1114
Lot M arker*. P o ly ath y lan e,
dtHerr*.
W ire Maah, Btepe. W indow
Hill*. D ry W alla A D ra in Til*.
IIITC H IN O
P ost
tttflo
A
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
P aw n Shop. L oans on a n y
th in g of valua. 3(3( S anford
Ave., ) 3 3 - ( t ll .
OLD NEWSPAPERS
NOTICE to L IT T L E LEAGUE
HALL Ptaycra, l i t * P h o to
g ra p h s of E ach T eam bra
a v a ila b le o t T he S anford
H erald Of fire
A dding M achines - T y p ew riter*
S a lta • Iten lata - R e p airs
J J O W E M /y tE F Ic ^ ^ lirP L ^
15. Special Service*
SICK ROOM NEEDS
W heal Chair*, W alker*, Canaa
S C rutch** fa r ra n t o r aal*.
P re sc rip tio n * a t L o w a a l
Prlooa. D iscount to people
o v tr I I A all Service P e rso n
nel. Check e u r price*.
FAUST DRUG STORE
E ra* D elivery
3:1-0114
LAKE MART L aw n N e v e r
S a le , A Service. C o u lry Club
Road b Lako View Avo. No
m oney dow n on a n r m ow er
up to It**, It* p a r m onth.
S ervice on a n y m ak*. Ph.
133-3131.
EIXIT SHOP
NEW LOCATION
t M So. F r e u t h
113-3111
O F FE R IN G A SPECIA L S E R
V IC E ! Mora tb a o 40.S0* r e a d
er* *** Ph* S anford H erald
ctaaelflod a d s dally. R a te s ns
low ae l ( c pa r line par d t p !
Dial t l l - t l t i or 431-3(11 nod
place yo u r ndt
A A B CONTRACTORS
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
ROOFING. PAINTINO A
1N*UIATINQ
Financing Arranged
i l l . 1331
If. Interior Decorators
U P H O L aT E IU N a.
Draperlob Blip Cover*. F ro * sellm ate s. All w o rk g u a ra n te e d .
Alao. used fu rn itu re . R eninan I* fo r sale. A darn* D ecora-
to re IU -4 I4 4 , •
.
FOR SALE
25 LBS. - 50c
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hereby notified and require*
to prevent a n y claim* a n d d r
m ands which you. o r a lt h a r a
you, may hav* a g a i n s t Ih* *•
l a t a of VERA GLADYS CHAT
TEUTON, deceased, 1st* a
said County, to the Count)
J u d g e of Memlnota County
Florida, a t hla offlra In tin
c o u rt hour* of said C ounty a
Sanford, Florida, w llh ln oh
calenda r m o nths from tha Dm*
of tho f l r t t publication of thli
nolle*. T w o copls* of s a r i
claim o r domand shall b* li
w riting, a n d ( ha ll s t a te th*
place of residence and poet of
tics oddraa* of Iho cla im a nt
and shall be aworn t o by Ihi
claimant, hla agent, n r h i s at
t o m a y a n d accompanied by i
filing f*a o f a n a d o lla r a m
■ueb claim o r dom and n o t *<
filed ahall bo void.
Doyl* J. Holme*.
A i a d m l n t s l r a l r ig *f
the Kalat* of
V ara U ladya C h a tt e r
(on. decaaaed
r>«> l* J. Holme*
X I I Chaa* Av*.
Hanford. F lo rid *
fhibllah: April t*. May ft,- tl
IT# t llAI
�m
ft
Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting!
SI. Articles For Rent
^
— HUNT A II ED
I I .\ INtl KUMIN'ol.K RANCH
SAN K u r d
R ESIDENT lo
RuUaway,
H ospital,
R* by
tSiw ra t'n tv e r .l t y A lrpurti
t r a n s a c t Vomparn tmslneea
Riili,
by Day, Week, or Located 1 mllaa U*«t of t iv l o l a
In area. Age S M I . P r e s e n t
Month.
on Uwy. I K la now open
ly smployed and own car.
CARROLL'S FU RNIT URE
S tudent I n a tr u r t lo n now glv
Call O rlando I t l- M O l for In
l i t W. U t.
til-m i
an In Pipe r Cherokee "110.“
terview .
Come o u t a nd lea rn to fly
NOW. E x p ert Ina trurtlon In C A R E E R o p p o rtu n ity for q u a l
"Voa n a m e It — we have It!'*
a re la xed a t i n n i p li r r r remov
ified man 71-41. Salary A
I l n u i t —- l l i i l r u i i l l c
ed from buay tr a f f ic pat
commission. Ph. I77-0III.
T r ana inL .luti — Jauka
I
r
m
a
.
T
w
in
-en
g
in
e
C
h
a
r
ie
r
AMERICAN RENT-ALL a vailable a n , w l u r r . K a e o 72. Female Help Wanted
IMS S. H ia w atha
irM Ill
A viation P ro d u c ts a t a l l i b l o
for f l i p p y F ly in g Ph. I l l
A ID S — N . Y . to m
w k.
53. Wanted To Buy
■loi for f u r t h e r Information M HUSH
R E FE R EN C ES . TOP
a n d appointm ent.
JOBS.
FARE
ADVANCED
USED FU RNITURE
QUICKLY — 1IAY-A-MAID.
1 lliind St., G re at Neck. N.V.
S E L l.
US
yuur
ru tn ltu ro .
Q u irk Servlea w ith the Ca*h
S U P E R TRADING P O S T .
1 3 7 - 0*7 :.
ill
69. Schools & Instructions 71. Male Help Wanted
U. S. Civil Service Teats
Oki
•snfnrh
frrtlb May 10, 1965 — Pajre 11
SWEETIE PIE
By Nadine Seltzer
LADY— Qualified for Nursery
C e r t A to Live In. W rit* l o a
111. Sanford Herald.________
Man-Women, l l - l l . S ta r t h igh
ax 1107 no a week. P r e p a r e
lory tr a in in g until appoin t
ed. T housands of Jobs open 77. Situation Wanted
At It COMPRESSOR: 7 Cu. Ft
E xperienc e usually unneceo
Approx. Ph. 173-7101), Cash.
eery. G r a m m a r school auffl. DAYS WORK. 111*1)74.
d e n t for m an y Jobe. F R E E
55. Furniture For Sale
booklet on jobs, xalerlee. r e IRONING, m y home. H i . t i l l
B enefaction gu a ran tee d .
quirem ents. W rite TODAY!
Lincoln Service. Roc lo),
F o r Ihe b l s s e x t xalertlon of
DAYS
W O R K , 117-1714.
S i n f o r d Herald.
nexrly new and ueed f u r n i
ture. i r e Noll'a F u r n i t u r e
WINDOW Cleaning. Yard W ork
Brokerage
In
Ceaaelberry
111*7111.
on 17-9:. Open I d.tya 0 to I.
MEN
QU ALIFY F u l l HIGH PAYING 84. Real Estate • Sale
Vied f u r n i tu r e oppttencei, tool),
JOBS IN CONSTRUCTION
etc. B -ught • .'told. Lvrry'e
Lexrn lo o p t r s t e c o n s t r u c
M art. I l l Sanford Are. Ph.
tion e quipm e nt such as: IliiTt
■ ART P IL C H E R
117-4117.
d m ere,
Turnaptille,
D rag
Beet Buy Broker
lines, ila c k h o ta end Scrapers.
COUIITEOUBY CHARGE AC
1
H
1 M I Day or Night
Includes P O W E R S II l F T
COUNTS— lim ited credit If
EQUIPMENT.
Actual
t
r
a
i
n
you own a phone. P u t cleeal
ing on Ihe r<|iilpmrnt of
fled A l e to w o r k for youl
yo u r choice. Send name, addrees,
telephone end hours a t
T H E TIME TES TE D FIR M
ECHOLS BEDDING CO. home to:
I K N. T a r k Av*.
Itl-H H
.
11edd.no A F u r n i t u r e
UN ITE D SCHOOLS
AT FACTORY PR lC E Sl
I I A W e s te r n Union Bldg.
M E R L E W. W A R N E R
111 Maunolia
177-1111
T am pa, 1, Florida
R e alto r
H I S. P a r k Ave.
H I-IIH
F R E E E S T IM A T E
71.
Mnle
Help
Wanted
V p h o l a te r ln r A M attreee ren
WANT
A
GARDEN
HOME?
o r a ti n g . New A Ueed Furnl*
he m e tile* ( g a rd e n i ll * )
l u r e . Cell Nln Baddlng l i f e . E X P E R IE N C E D Pa inte r. A * L aRr geestricted
a r e s , city water.
B Conlrectora, I77-I7I7.
• Cu. a t H I Celery Av*. I l l*
Will
build to yo u r plans. “ If
7117.
Its
w
o
r
t
h
building,
Its worth
W ANTED; Men for light Punch
building RIGHT." M e i e r
WII-SON - MAI EH KlIltN
Pra se Work. Apply In p e r
your
lot
now.
FIIA.
VA. Con
Huy — Sell — T rad e
son.
HAHCAR
Aluminum
v s n l t o n a l financing. J a m e s
111-11 E. Ixt.
777-1177
P r o d u c ts C o , Hwy. 17-17.
K. Lea, B u ilding Cnntrecl.
St. Johns Realty
69. Schools
& Instructions
EXCEPTIONAL
C nU M L E T - HONTEITH. INC.
EXCLUSIVE SALEM AGENT?.
OPPORTUNITY
CERAMIC Ina iruc tlone by Ell
100 W. ML St. 177-4111
FO R MEN I D t l
eabeth.
H a ndm ade
i1l.hr.,
I I 71.1)0 P E R W E E K
roaea e tr . L uatrre Gold Re*
cal*. 2 llnura 11.10, Ph. I l l * GUARANTEED COMMISSION
JOHN E. FOX,
PREVIOUS Seles
Experience
till.
R e a lto r
necessary. Must h i v a c ar In
tll-IIII
good condition and be free t o i M. P a r k Av*.
Toll them you eew It In The
to trave l Ce ntra l Florida.
Sanford llrra ld t
WORK ONLY COMPANY
R O B E R T A. WILLIAMS
Provided Qualified
Realtor
Prospects
R aym ond L undqulat, Aaeo.
No Delivery! No Collerllng! 177-H I1
A tla n tia B a n k Bldg.
IN T H E C I R C U IT C O l 'H T O F No C a nvassing! Spend your full
time In selling.
T H E M A T H JU D IC IA L C IR
C U I T IX A N D F O R OEM I M I L E Only men with good personal
C. A. WHIDDON, 8R.
r e p u ta tio n
and
successful
C O l ' A T I , F L O R ID A .
BRO K ER
sales
b
a
ck
g
ro
u
n
d
can
be
con
c i i a m F i t r M i. lines
I M S P a r k ____ t l l - I I I I
sidered. E a r n i n g s should be
THE
llUWKIt Y « A V I N O S
In exceae of tig.uus per year.
HANK,
F o r c onfide ntia l
Interview 95. Houses For Bale
Pla intiff.
sea
Company Representative,
V*.
G RE E NUK AIR
Mr. McCulle, Tuesday, May
UuBliY L E S T E R HART, et al.
11, 1711, IV a. m. . I p. m. Choice l o ti a vailable In Green
Defenrinnla.
b r a l r of Loch A rbor overlo ok
a t F lorida S t a ts Employm ent
NOTH'It OF HITT IV
in g golf eoura*. C u a t o m
Service, Sanford, Florida.
H D i i n i i i d : f o i i f .c l o m c i i k
building to your apecltloa
TO; IIOllllY 1.E ST ER HART
Hone. G r e e n b r a lr developed
a n d E l . l E A U E T l t C.
by
llA IIT, hla wlfo
KINOSWOOD
.R E S I D E N C E . Naval Air Main
BUILDER*. INC.
tena nce T raining Group
Ilt-IM I
IX
THE
U H C U IT
F i l l 1ST,
II. S. Naval Air Station
t o t F a i r m o n t Dr,
N IN T H
JIU IC IA L
C I K t'liT
Memphle, Tenneeaee
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
am i
- 1
}*>l■
J
j?
TO: I t o l i E R T J. SA l'SE end
EMMA I.. SAL’SIl. hla wlfa
R E S I D E N C E : N atio nal
A via
tion
F a c l l i t l r i E x p e r i
m e n ta l C enter
A tla n tic City, New J e r
sey VIIUS
T ou a r e h e reb y notified t h a t
A Com plaint to forecloaa u c e r
ta i n
m orU auu
e n cum bering
t h e follow ing described real
property, to -w lti
Lot 1, lllock B, COUNTRY
CLUH MANOR. UNIT NO.
7. a ccording to the plat
t h e r e o f aa recorded In Plat
Houli II, P age loo, public
R e c o r d • of Seminole C oun
ty, Florida,
be e been filed a g a in st you In
t h e above styled suit, e n d you
a r e required to serve e copy of
y o u r Anxwer or oilier I’leadlBB
to the Complaint on I ' l a l n t l f f e
a tto rn ey e, ANDERSON, RUSH,
DEAN A LOWNDES, 177 E a s t
C e n tr a l
Iloulevard,
Orlando,
F lo rid a , and file Ihe original
A n s w e r or o t h e r P le ad in g In
th e oiflce of the Clerk of the
C ircuit Court on or before the
17th day of May, I H i . If you
fa ll to do eo, u decree pru cunfaaao will be ta k e n a g a i n s t you
f o r the relief dem anded In tha
Com plaint.
Thle Notice shell be publish
ed once a w-eek for four c o n
secutive w eeks In T he Sanford
Herald.
HA TED t h is l l t h day of
April. 1011.
(SEAM
A r t h u r If. n e c k w llh . J r .
Clerk of C ircuit Court
By M a rth a T. V lhltn
Deputy c l e r k
ANDERSON, Rl'SII,
DEAN A Lt)WNDES
l i t E ast C e n tra l Iloulevard,
Orlando, Florida
P u b lish ! A pril 1*. I t , May
t». IMS
CDL SI
SOLD!
651
MACKLE-BUILT
QUALITY HOMES
Deltona
And no vender efean these
quality homes an priced sa
lo *-$7,790. to I1 IJ50 .,
with s i little si *240. down
•nd *4917 monthly! Drive
•ut today. Sm replica ef
World'i Feir House! Free
ride en riverboet. Del tons
Queen"! Tefce totentoto |4
— estt st Dotoy iKhenie.
CALL MI-4481
H ACKLE I R O t . DIVISION
TMt eiiTONA coeeeearioN
O F F LOH 1DA IN AX II
KE MIXUI.E r t l l ' X T Y ,
FDR
IX t'HA.M EIIY XU. H.7ee.
INEZ M E RE D IT H , widow.
Plaintiff,
v».
U. M. W ILM S,
Defandent.
M t T I t l i OF B U T
TO! U. M. WILLIS.
WHOSE RESIDENCE IS
UNKNOWN
end
WI IU
CONCEALS H IM S E L F SO
THAT PROCESS CANNOT
1IE PERSONALLY BERV
ED UPON HIM;
A C O M P L A I N T HAVING
BEEN Filed In the Circuit
C o u r t In a n d f o r Seminole
County, Florida, In Chancery
e m it led, "IN EZ MEREDITH,
widow, vs, U. M. WILLIS"
p r a y in g fur c e r t a i n relief fur
the above nainrd P la intiff I n n
Meredith and ngailjat you Ihe
above nam ed defendant, G. M.
WIUIs.
NOW, T H E R E F O I tE . THIS
IS TO NOTIFY TOU T h a t U
you w ith lo defend a g a in st end
c o n te st th e above entitled a c
tion, You a r e re q u ire d to file
y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r w ritte n
defense, If a n y you have, to
th is C om pla int with tha l i e { k
of th a above described Court
and to se rve upon P la in tif f 's
a tto r n e y , A L B E R T N. FITTS. 1
Masonic Building. S a n f o r d ,
Florida, a copy th e r e o f on or
before Ihe sth d a y of J u n e
KM .
T H E NA TURE of sa id Com
p laint It lo p r a y t h a t the folowing described lends lyin g
and being In Seminole County,
Florida, to - w lti
t-ot 1. Block **C." GENE
G ARI.ES
SECTION
OF
M E R E D IT H MANOR, nc
c o rding t o t h e p l a t t h e r e
of recorded In P l a t Book I.
page I I of the Public R ec
ords of Seminole County,
Florida,
end.
T h a t portion of Lot 1,
Block **C,“ GE N E GAUI.KM
SECTION O F MEREDITH
MANOR, a ccording lo plat
t h e re o f recorded In P la t
Book I. page I I of the
P u b lic Records of Seminole
County, Florida, described
a t follow*: COMMENCE a t
th a S. W. C o rn e r of Lot i,
Block C, Gen* G a b le t Sec
tion of Meredith Manor, as
aforeaald,
thence
run
N o rth t* Degrees 11 m i n
utes W est 111.74 feel to a
point of b e g in n in g : tbenc*
r o n t ln u e North M d e g ree s
71 m inute* Weel I t . 71 feet
lo t h e 1*. I*, of a c urve h a v
ing a radiu s of l l . i l feel,
thence Northerly on Ihe
a rc of said c u r v e I I . | i feet
to t h e P. T. of aald curve,
t h e n r * s o u t h I I d e g ree s 10
minute*
East M S
test.
Iliriire South I I de gree s 11
loll: ulea lu second* East
17.SI feel t o th e said point
of lieglnnlng.
he foreclosed by v i r tu e o f s
c e r ta in v e n d o r * l i a s a g a in s t
said land*:
F A I L NOT TO AN SW ER
l.e*t a Decree P r o Confess,) be
e nte red herein a g a ln e t you.
WITNESS MY HAND and the
Official Seal of tha above s t y l
ed Court a l Sanford. Seminole
County. Florida, ( h i t I l l h day
of April, A. D. K M .
I SEAL)
A r t h u r If. f l tr k w il h , J r .
Clerk o f lb* above styled
court
By i E lla*bath B r u a n a h a a
A LBERT N. P I T T *
I Mason lo B uild ing
Sanford, Florida
A ttorney for P l a in t i f f
PubHaht May 1, 1*. IT. I I . K M
CDM I
“They should call it the nickel and dime arcadel*
CLASSIFIED INDEX
1—I.O.t A Found
1— Personate
I—
Beauty Car#
l —Day Nurssrlaa
I—Child Cara
I —Doge—Cata— Fa ta
19—P o u ltr y — Livestock
II—
Special Nolle**
11—C atering — Food
11—llli-ycle lie pairs
11—Mpsclil Service*
M —Interior Decorator*
17—J a n i to r i a l service#
14—
Landscape Hsrvlc*
M—Builders Huppllea
ID— H a rdw a re
I I —Home Im provem ent#
I I —Plum bin g
I I — P a l n ll u g
I I —Well D rilling
I I — Air Cond. A H e a tlg g
I I — Radio - Television
I I —Phot# A E q u ip m e n t
M—Homo Appllancoo
I I —Muslool I n stru m e n t#
I I —Buslnoao Kqulpm eot
I I —J o b P r i n t in g
l l —Uphoiotory
I I —Vacuum Cleaner#
IT—Moving A s t o r a g e
11—E x te r m in a to r s
11—P l a n ts — F e e d s — Beads
15—
Miee. F o r Mel*
11—Articles F o r R e n t
I I —H a s p or E t c h a n a *
l l —W an ted To Buy
I I —F u r n i t u r e F o r Sale
I I — Antique* F a r Bel*
I I —Money To Loan
M— Busies** O pportunities
322-5612
$100 DOWN
FHA - VA HOMES
I. I, A I BEDROOMS
I, 1 4 A I IIATHH
KITCHEN E Q U IP P E D
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT*
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
F o r Comptet* I n f o r m a tio n
See or Call Your
Prom
S a a f o rd
E ao h an ie
95. House* For Sole
?100 DOWN
PHA-VA HOMES
11—Money W e n te d
• 1—Pavings A Looa
M — Ineursnc*
M—School* A In a tr u c tlo a a
71— E m plo y m sa t Services
71—Mali Help W anted
11— Fem ale Help W anted
f t —Male or Fem ale Help
Tl—Hate# Help W ented
71—flliumtlon W anted
l l —Income P ro p e r ly
I I —Buelaeae P r o p —Sal*
l l — Reel E s t a t e W onte d
I I — Heel E i t a t * Sol*
IT—Business B ernals
I#— L o u F o r Bale
II—
F a rm * —Urovae
>1—Acreage
I I — Houses F o r Sol*
11—House*—Sole o r R e a l
I t —House F o r R e n t
119— R e so rt R e n ta ls
ltt l —Trailer*— Cabana#
I I I — Mobil* H om es—Sole
K l —Mobile Ifomee—Rent
l « l —‘T r a ile r Hpece— Kent
101—T r a i l e r Lota—Sal*
K l —A p a rtm e n t* F o r R e n t
101— Room s F o r R e n t
I K —Hotel Room*
111— R e n ta l A gents
111—W an ted To Boat
111—Autos F o r Hale
t i l —Auto*—Bel* o r T rad*
111—T r u c k s F o r Bala
H o— A utom otive Service
111—Pcootera A Cycles
111—Boele A Motors
H I —M arine Buppllee
425-5938
(Dial D irest)
F r o m lem tn o l* County
95. IIouHes For 8*1*
UT OWNER, I Bedroom,
bath, e l l c o n struction home,
lav. shady loL Low equity.
)t:-* ist.
BEVPRAL O u t s t a n d in g 1 A I
Bedroom Home* available In I ROHM. Masonry home. *s
e ll Areas e t Sanford. Let us
oetlcu! r « n l , fenced In Tree*
r b o w y o u Around!
shaded back yard. Ilea ldrnt
SALES BROKER
lal a res. Low down pa yments,
W* H a va T h e Horn* F o r Tou
terms, 1ST pe r m onth . Call
111. 1714.
t i l l H P a r k Av*.
Fur The D iscrim inating Buyer
I l l t i l l anytim e
A c om fortable hums In e s t a b
lished netghhorh'iod, 1 Udrni.
CHOICE Asbeetus Hiding, l a k e
t i l l PA R K DH tVB
open beam ceilings.
Elec,
M ary Home. Large lot set
711-7110
HI-7411
kllchrn. Chain link fence *w ith Cllrua tree* GOOD g a r .
NIGHTS
ernes back yard Reasonable
den
spot.
On
paved
street.
H I-M II
lll-IIM
<l»»n paym ent, M onthly p a y
L s k e f r o n l privileges. T his Is
■71-4141
lll-llll
m ents lees t h a n t l o . t l .
a n Ideal I Bedroom hum* for
only
IK.non,
with
ft.tftft
Down A m onthly p a y m e n t! of
only M l II.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
INVESTMENT A REALTY
lio n Down, I I I pe r mo. con*
tem porary 1 Rdrm., 1 4 Beth.
I K N. P a r k Av*.
S11-I1TI
Reel E s t a t e — in su ra n ce
Family R m , Wooded LM, N.
I H . I M i (ion down re ce n tly built ra n ch
I ^ n g w o o d —MM Dawn. I M I l r d A P a r k Ave.
per mo. Colonial I lldrnt.. I
hum*, 17 fl. living room,
II.ih, Dbl. C arpnrte, Dbl.
large ya rd with pool l l l - n s l t
Utility, P a t io F a m ily Room,
H. Longwond — Mo* Down, l l l - l l l l 111! H iaw atha a t IT .It I BEDROOM. I H Bath. Play
llo o per mo. I Bdrm.. 7 Bath,
room, U v l n g r m , Dining rm..
Pallo, C o u n try Kitchen, Ho. CE NTRAL Air Conditioned, t
P i t lo , excellent for e n te r
I. nngwood — MOO Down, I I I
L in i n g . I I I . t e a — ( l i f t urn
Bdrm., lg*. Florid* Room,
pe r mo. I Bdrm. Split, t
Term*. I ll- M I T ,
Recently painted, i l l . a t m .
Hath. Panele d F a m ily Room.
Pallo, O ra nge T r e e * S. LongPARK R ID G E —BU«-D1VI?ION
t i l l DOWN
wood. (All prepared for Air I n n . I I i I I Fla. R m , Ter. I Bdrm
I Hth.. E n tr y Foyer,
C ondlllnnlng) 1110 Down, M l
Fa m ily Hoorn, B r e a k f a s t Bar,
Floors. KIL equip. I l l mo.
pe r mu., i Bdrm.. l t d Bath.
pa r* all. HELM LT REALTY,
Built • In K itchen. C e a l r a l
Nsnf«rd — MM Down, l l i o
Office in V illage Hall. N. OrHeal. Double Oarage, City
per m o, Eaacutlvo Typo Co
Undo. I t t . I M l , n ig h ts l i t .
Hewer. II7.M I, Ope* Dally.
lonial, 4 Aer* l o t O range
E venlnga I44-ITK.
till.
Trees. 1 tldrm., 7 Bath, Air
condlllonod. Wall, Huburbsn
Hanford. VA - FIIA • Ih
Mervlco Loans Available. All
Paym ents Include Prln., tnt.
Taxes A Ins. LMN E N T ER PR1MEH. INC.. I l l Longwoed
P l a ta , U. S. H i g h w a y l f . l l
south, Longwood. Florida.
FHA - VA
STEN STRO M
Seminole Realty
REALTY
SO U TH W A RD
Ball-Blair Agency
Payton Realty
Government
Home*
*100.00 DOW N
le la o tlo n e f I, I. a n d I
B edroom s located la v a rte n a
■ eitlo n a o f S an fo rd
Im m ediate Delivery
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FROM $50.00
FOR THE BEST HOME
BUY
SEE YOUR
V A -FH A
Let s Do
Bust ness
Together
Property
Management
and Sales Broker
JIM H U N T
You'll Smve Money
And Be Happier In A *65'
Ford From The Ole Ford
House In Downtown Sanford.
REALTY
Office; t i t - t i l l
N lfkle: I H - a tM
Ill-M il >
1111 P a r * D rive
"Excellent B m it* Too"
Strkkland-Morrlson Ford, Inc.
IIM U I
W . P a rk *44-191*
95. House* For Sat*
97. Houses For Rent
106. Apartment* for Rent
HUM.AND KSTATKM, 1 Ite.l 1 IIDRM. Clues to gchnol * t IIIUIM. F urn. C ottage. Adults
room, l a r g e Patlu. Carport*,
Shopping
C e n te r I I I
mu
only, No Pel*. 173-11*7.
Utility Room. Nice Land
Mona J e r v is. 1:7-1110, Lak*
•ceped Lot. Outside Barbecue
Mary.
FURN. AI*T. Ill* llft« .
F i t A O r e l * Drive, E lectric
I BDRM . I Q B ath . 1100. A vail, LAKE MART. C le m . Lg*. F u r n
Kitchen. Bhown h r appoint
abl* May 7. I11-II0I.
m ent only, a f t e r May I. Cell
A p t . Adulta, lt:-l>}<!.
i n .ini.
CLEAN 1 lldrm. 1 hath. I**.
I
C arport. VIII. rm.. Ige. yard, DOWNSTAIRS. I ' n l u m .
I m i m i . 1 Bath, Deep Well
Rdrm. Apt., kitc he n equipped.
Pallo. Near shopping, school*,
f o r town. I 7 M I m onth ly pay
M l 4 W. I l l h 81.
hat*. 1)7. IH.IISO.
tnents. A vaila ble I Ju n e . Ph
Itl.lT lI.
AVAILABLE May I. I Bdrm 108. Room* For Rent
F u ro , House, I I I . mo. I l l t - BEDROOM, den. c e n tr a l sir,
117*.
fenced yard. I I I L ake Minnie
n o m tM fur Men, l o t Magnolia.
Dr. P a r k
lllda*. Santonl, t llrdroum hmis*. furnished.
I1I.ST7D.
1 1 7 - l ll t .
l:,n pe r m onth . I l l s l<aurel
115. Autos For Sale
Ph 4*1-1114.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
I BH. 1 bathe, equlppad kllch t Bedroom h o u se completely
t i l l CHEV. WAGON I, A u lo .
sn. a t r conditioner.. I t e r e s
furnished. Th. S1I-1ITT.
m alic, H e ate r, Clean. R e a d r
R e a r in g citrus, t 'p s a la road
to to . 137-JK I.
a t appreleed price. Ill,OOP,
FOR LEA SE I1T OW NER
n e g o tia b le term*. Shown t>> lit!) Mu. Available J u n e 70 . 4 1IKHCKDK8 1)0 HU good ennappointm ent. Exclusive with
R d r m , 1 Haiti. C e n tra l Ileal
dlthm , tires, new motor. 133CRUMLEY - MONTKITII. Inc
* Air, Hdvrood Floor*. La*
1711.
100 W. 1st at. Phone I l S - t l l l
D. Rm., F a m ily Rm., lg*
K itchen w / a to v * A Refrlg. '13 FORD Convertible. 1330. nr
I RR . I Beth. Double Util. Rm
old car, aeeum* payment*.
117-1141_____________________
Playroom , Fenced yard. Ph
131-1114.
171-0101.
10‘\ Mobile Home* • Sale ')> RAMIILF.il. * floor Sedan.
IA)CH ARBOR, s i r conditioned
Reel clean A new tire*.
3-1 a n d 1 tiedm om e
1 Bdrm., Fla. noom , I hath
1371 00
NEW a n d USED
I t 1.100, f l n a n c ln a evallablo
9ANFORD MOTOR CO
Awning* A Cabana*
itt.iiir.
MS French Av*
Itl-lltl
Q D A L I"T MOBILE HOMES
I-BEPROOM. 1 Rath, large Hwy. 17.11 B__________ 171.111! m a * CHEVRO LET. 4 donr,
sc reened porch. Includes well,
exceptionally good shape. I'h.
pum p A ' l l Plymouth. Ph 103. Mobile Home* * Rent
111-4110 a f te r l : 0ft p.m.
ill-to n .
'
l
l
T R - t w ith Radio k Heater,
I BEDROOM, I H hath, lg* T R A IL E R A 1 Rooms, 111 m o .
excellent condition. t l l * l l t l
I children allowed. 111-7IIT
fenced y a rd . C o u n try Club
a f te r I K.___________________
H eights. L a k e Mery Rood.
BOB McKEE D I E D CARS
I l l E x eter. Assume Mtg. A
NO MONET DOWN
106. Apartment* for Rent
*11 F rench Av*.
111*1713
M I mo. i n . M i l .
■ UNLAND E S T A T E ! I Bdrm
t Beth. I l l L ake Dot Dr.
Ifl-IQ IT a f t e r I P m.
96. Houses • 8*1* or Rant
I or I BDRM. House. Cell a f te r
1:10—111.1111.
I
BDRM. 1 b a th h o u s e 111
1111 o r MI-1711.____________
97*
H oum *
For Rent
4 ROOM APT.
Newly decorated, well lo wall
C a r p e tin g A Carport*, t o t
E. l l t h St.
3113 GIIET, VW, Sunroof. It *
H. Excellent Cond. 133-IQOO.
116. Auto* • Sale or Trade
FURN. DUPLEX . 1 Rdrm., r e 3111 PKYLtNER, r e lr a c k a h l e
hardto p, radio, he eler, power
decorated, M l mo., I.ak* J e s
ste erin g , 1110 r a s h or (red*
sup. Vail 171-7111 a f t e r 1:10.
fur older car. l*h. 133-IK7 ur
1 ROOM Furn. Apt. Near D o w n
ae* al 111 G arrison Dr.____
town. >11*1111.
UNFUHN.
I Bdrm. Duplex,
Kitchen Equip . I 1 M M I .
118. Trucki For Sale
IM I
INTERNATIONAL
1/4
BDRM., K itc h e n equipped, FURN. APT.. l l l » Mellcmvlllt,
Ton, Pick-up. New I’alnl. New
I I I . nice yard, l l l - l l l l ,
Tires, Mechanically perfscl.
MID. Ph. *18*1911 a f t e r I
FUIIN. Apt. 104 P e r k .
LONGWOOD, I Redrm. Duplex
Furn., 10' L iv ing A Dining E P F . APT. p r l v a l * bath, t u n I FT, all m ela ll pick-up box.
A r e s M l. Ph. l l l - l l l l .
for tr u c k . ■** D em ent a t
able t o r Couple o r f i n a l *
E lltn n r Motors. _____________
person. Ideally located d o w n
AVAILABLE J u n e 1, l - l - I mo.
town.
Inquire a t
Manuel
Lexet, 1 Bdrm. house In
J s c o b i o n Dept. Btora, 111 E. 120. A utom otm Service
town, com pletely fu rn ish e d
let
1111 mo. electricity A water.
W r i t e Box I I I , Sanford Her* WE LA is A APARTMENT* 334
aid.
( \ F i r s t Bt.
I
I
I
BDRM. U nfurnished house, I ROOM Ant., nicely turn., p r i
k itc h e n equipped, s e a r baa*
v a te bath, Adulta, No Pel*
lit-O III.
in - 1111.
BEDROOM
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
Senkarik Glasa and Paint
Company
kitc he n 1 IIDRM. FUIIN. Apt. I l l P a l I K
metto. *11-1171.
house,
equipped. 111*1101.
I
BEDROOM Unfurn., k l tl h e n FURN. Apt., tll-0 1 1 7 .
equipped. 111*1111.
FURN. Apt. Ctoea ta. Jim m ie
rU R N U H E D
llouee,
L ike
Cowan, t i l * M i l .
Mary. 1 1 1 - t o n .
4-ltimin, 1• Mr. J-'urn. Apt. MS.
NEW 1-llrdruom hum**. Ph.
Call a f te r 1 p in, and w e e k
111*0111.
ends. 171-0111.
1 BEDROOM duplex, furnish FUIIN. 1 Apt*, lift A MO mo.,
ed, I K mo., I miles South
Adulta. J l f . f t l i a .
from Hunt*. 111*1141.
AVALON APARTMENTS
L A K E C ollege, F u rn . I l l - d O l 111 W. In d 81..
111-1417
FU RN ISH ED I lldrm. house 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apt., TIL
Iletween L ske Mary • l-etng
bath, T e r r e t s o floor*, l l l wood. M l. 111*1711 a f t e r coo.
l l l l a f t e r I p. tn.
Magnolia
Ph. 177-4171
AUts Glass Top*
* Bast Covers
AUTO GLASS A
SEAT COVER CO.
704 W. I n d Bt. I1 7-|f i!l
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
123. Boat* A Motors
M
FT.
GLAHTRON,
G a to r
trailer, 11 H P Joh n s o n m o
tor, elec, a le r te r . Excellent
condition. I'h. 777-4111.
G a te w a y To T he W a t e r w a y
Robson Sporting Goods
Your EVINRUDE D ealer
I Bedroom, 1 ba th Furn., Well FURN. D uplea Apt., 1 Rooms 1)4 * .I K. let.
Ph. 1 7 1 -lH t
A hath, 111 tun. 1 Mile ttuuth
to w all Carpeting, a u to m a tic
W sa har, A utum atla U t a h *
of llu n le . 131*1141.
125.
Marine
Supplle*
waaher, Real Nice.
| lledroom. I hath, !<eke Mul 7 IIDRM. F u r n . Apt. | » - 3 M 4
K. Slat HI. R obert A. WII*
let P ark. He* good w ater,
tleme 131.1113.
nice sum m er living. Canal
F1BREGLA8I. Cloth A Rxeln.
from house to r iv e r for boat*
8av*
1S%.
Fasco,
310ft
NICELY F u rn . Alr-roadlllo ned
In*.
F rench Av*. I I I G I K .
Apt., Adulle. Cell 171-1171.
SPECIAL PAINTS
JOHN SAULS AGENCY
R E A L F.HTATF, lllll IK Ell
Real E s t a t e AeanoLI*
(VILLA MAE PltOKUHCK
111*7171 Day
t l l - O i l l Night*
60 Pontiac
CATALINA
CONVERTIBLE
Automatic Transmis
sion, Power Steering,
Power Drake*. Radio
and Heater, All Vinyl
Interior, Clean B o d y
and Paint, Good Ma*
chanlcal Condition.
4095
54 Chevrolet
TRACTOR
2 Ton, Cut Down For
Moving Mobile Homes,
Good Mechanical Con*
dltlon, Air Over Hy
draulic Brake*, 2 Speed
Axle.
195
58 SMC
1 Ton, Flat Bed.
*495
51 Jeep
4 Wheal Drive, Radi#,
Good Tire*, Rons Good.
*495
60 Cadillac
Series "62”. 4 Door So*
dan, Fully Equipped In
cluding Factory Air, A
Good Running Automo
bile.
4695
BCbewolel
Imps la ft Door Sodas
V-8, Powerglide, Power
Steering, R a d i o and
Healer.
4695
LAKE MART. 1 lldrm. F u rn
House, Adults, No Pets. Call
lll-llll.
( I Ford
1 III 'll M , 1 bath MT 10 mo.) 1
Bdrm. I B eth 110 mo.; I
Bdrm., t B ath | K i I B d rm ,
1 Hath 1131,
Falrlana 2 D o o r , ft
Cylinder, S t a n d a r d
Tran*ml*alon, R a d i o
and H e a t e r , Extra
Clean, Low Mileage,
Stemper Agency
R ealtor* A p praiser-T rade*
Ill-IM I
I I I ! *. F rench Av*.
| BDRM hom e on Lek*. Com*
plelety F u r n ,
10 minutes
from town. I l l l . o o per mo.
SOU TH W A RD
6t Ford Pick-up
I n v e s tm e n t A Realty
I l ' N. F a r k Av*.
111*1171
to T o n , 6 Cylinder,
Heater, No Rust, Good
Tires.
N A T IO N A L
BA N K
!Lp 0 S S E S S I 0 N !
4095
NO CASH NEEDED!
*60 Renault l i l t bel. f t l mo.
**l Corv. HOST bal. 148 ma,
'89 Cher. 1497 bel. 918 me.
'88 Volks 1878 bal. 918 m a.
'•7 DeHetg 9147 kaL •17 mo.
’l l B«kk 1101 bal l i n o .
*M M g * 17*7 bal 988 mo.
*17 Far!
1411 baL 9 M ma.
’l l Ply.
1317 bal. I l l ma.
'll falcon 11197 bal. 944 mo.
I I Ford
1497 bal. 918 me.
'll Char.
199 bal. 9 8 m a.
*11 Cadillac 9471 bal. 918 m e.
'81 Ford
999 bal. 9 4 me.
17 Detitilo 9199 bal 111 mo.
'91 Uwr.
9911 baL 919
17 Mercury IllT bal I 7 w e .
JEEP 9997 bal 941 me.
‘M FUI
9448 bal 199 n o .
'll Olds
9997 bal. 919 me.
17 laip.
9879 baL 117 mo.
17 Chav. 1897 bal I l l mo.
' l l Char. f!S7 bal I I BA
11 Char.
IM bal $ I mo.
I I Ranh. 1978 bal 948 mo,
*88 Cadillac | » 1 bal 918 mo.
A ccept Trade* la s I
f A O
1UM
8A N roR D
O r* *
AVK-
E V E N IN G !
Baaford, Florida
111-4381
fiat loa* I Repossess loa* Inc.
63 Volkswagen
2 Door Sedan, L o w
Mileage, Extra Clean*
4595
USED CARS
FROM
HOLLERS
OF SANFORD
Seminole County Motors.
1801 W. 1st St. — Baaford
Phoos 322*0614
Or Ml T-2330
THE LOT WIT*
THE O.K. QUALITY
CAM
�0
lim it)
Fire Auxiliary
Is Organized In
North Orlando
1065
uvic League
Has Installation
At Luncheon
Mr*. Margaret Cathy
An organizational meeting
for a North Orlando Volun
teer Fire Department Auxil
iary waa held a t tha home of
Mre, Melvin Campbell iaat
week.
Temporary o f f i c e r * to
guide the organization were
elected with Mre. Sylvia
Brown named preeident; Mrs,
Nelda Creek vice preeident;
Mra. Loulae Straiton, aecretary, and Mra. Ruth llolzman,
traaaurer.
The group waa organized
for th* purpoa# of railing
fund* for the department,
atimulatlng Intereit in vol
unteer fire work, and sup*
porting tha department in all
tha aetlvitle*.
Member* decided to nam*
the organization "Th# Wo
men’* Auxiliary of the North
Orlando Fir* Department,
Inc."
Next meeting will b* held
Tueaday afternoon, May IS,
at tha home of Mra. Lloyd
Rrown, 45 S. Fairfax Avenue.
A act of by-lawa will b* preaenlad a t thia maeating and
all women of the community
are invited to join,
Flrat fund railing project
of the group waa a bake aale
held Saturday,
By Dm> Eata#
Raeantly elected officer! of
the Longwood Civic League
(Women’! Club) were Installed d urinf ecremonlei held e t e
luncheon e t Crelghton'i Heateurent In Winter Perk
Im telled by Mr*. B. B.
Cray were Mre. E l e a n o r
Hugh**, prealdent; Mr*. Jen*
ale Fox. f l n t vice prealdent;
Mra. Mabel Bherwin, second
Tice prealdent; Mr*. Ida Stew
art) recording aecrctary; Mra.
Lorraine D u n n i n g , corresponding aocretary; Mra. Agne* O’Dell, traaaurer, and
Mra. Eleanor Shaw, bouae and
ground* chairman.
Traatee* are Mra. Halite
LaVIgna Mra. Lou Carlaon,
Mra. B. L. Tupper.
Mra. Elltabeth Hill*, out
going prealdent, enumerated
the May aetlvltlea of the
League during the paat year
and received a aland Ing ova
tion from the women.
I t waa reported th a t the
Civic League Building, which
recently waa re-painted by
huahanda of aeveral member*,
la currently being uaed by the
Little League for meeting*
and by women of the com
munity for a flrat aid courae
with no rental fee* being
charged.
The member* decided to
donate 14 doicn cupcake* to
the Barbaton Fund Dinner
Scheduled for May 22 a t City
Park.
Following t h t builneai
m atting and luncheon, tha
League adjourned for the
aummer.
Legal Notice
By Jana Caaaelberry
Red Croia a w I m m I n g
claa.ea have been announced
by Water 8afcly Instructor
Mra. William Kggera, who
will hold the rouriea in the
pool at bar horn* on Lake
Howell Lana.
Thera will ha a registra
tion fee of on* dollar and
those Intereated In enrolling
ahould call Mr*. Eggers aa
soon as possible before tha
classes ar* filled.
A beginning i v l m m i r i
"SOUTH OK THE HORDEK” wait tliomo for Hoar Lake Cub Puck 230’*
claaa for womrn will begin
rr.tictlnK anil HroKrnm of the year, lloyn Incluiletl In photon miuie during
May 17, 1-2 p.m.
tlio proitrum «f skits wero Clayton Egncr, Koliort Hoover, Itoi>ert Curtis,
Children'* claasca for boya
Kim Boyle, Jobnnie Curtis, Danny Fenno, Jeff Hwuldt, Norman Riddell,
and girla, who are a t least
Billy Jordan, Dean Nichols, Ricky Ostrundcr, lloner Kowulskl, Roland
aeven years old or have com
Hill, Phillip Kelly, Thomas Vnn Horn, David Kelly, Billy Klinger, Duncan
pleted first grade, are sched
McClellan, Lenny Bovis, Richard Bronkovcr, Sieve Berkley, Holm Wetheruled to begin June 21, 2-3
iiiK to n , T im Bowser, D o u r Kroiizer, Kenny Westmoreland, Ricky Carlton,
p.m. for beginners, and June
Jeff Kronzor, Brent Conner, Wurren Williamson.
(Herald Photos)
7 and 21, 3-4, for advanced
beginner*.
Special “Tadpole" classes
will begin July 12, 10-10:30
a.m., for youngsters three and
r o n t l y v pro heart! by Civic* e nta ami t h r e e a t u i l r n t i . J o h n under and 10:30-11 a.m. for
By Jane Co .eelberry
Panel discussion* of fam c la ss e s a t S o u th Hemlnole A nge l, p r in c ip a l, aervad aa 4-0 year olds.
m o d e r a to r . Q u e s tio n s p r e i e n t
ily life anti citltenibip re- J u n i o r i ' l g h School.
ed t o th e panpl* w e r e com'
Civic Classes Hear Discussion On Family
i u c k y '
^SimKE
Legal Notice
T h e p incl in r n rlt cl**»
w a a rnmpoai'il o f th r o e par*
Legal Notice
• '" lir e . 1 Public l le a r l a g
Notice I* h . r . h y a lvrn. Hoard
of C ounty Ciimmli.loriere of la Ike Court a f tk* C a n a l .
Hrmlttolt County, Florida, pro- J n d a r , . r m l a o l e Cwuaty, F l a r .
po.e to r e . one Ihe fnllowlna Ida, l a PrMbate.
■lr.rrllied
properly
pre.eiilly la rei F.alale »r
.Iinnl ll-IA SltiKle Family Ileal- THOMAS H. IllfVltlLKT
d.
ntlal to C-4 Commercial: lie*
P.rea.ad
a t a point on the S line of am) T a All C r r d l ta r a a n d Peranaa
I ft W of t h . Kt; cor of Block H a t la g Claim* or Demand,
n , T r a c t ff, of a B rp lat of A ga laa l Bald F.atalri
T r . i ' t . II. 1*. M and !3 of SanYou and e a r h of you are
Undo Hprlria«. I’. II 7, I’g. 1. hereby notified and reunited
them-e ru n N H7 3] ft purullrl In p r e .e n l a n y rlalina a nd d e
wi t h Ihe H line of aald lllnrk m a n d . which ynu. or e l t h t r of
P to the P. C, of a curve, con- you. m ay have again*! the
rav# W 'erly and h a v in g a e . t a t a of THOMAS 8. I l l 'l l .
radlu* of J04 J7 (i and a ran- HI.FT, d .e e a a td , lata nf aald
I r t l angl* of )l'# 7 '! 1 ". th e n r e County, to the County Judye
run aloPK anld rurve NW'erly nf Semlnol* County, Florida, nl
17*. 11* fl III Ihe I'T . of anld Ida office In the i-ourt hou.i
curve, raid IV T, It Inn nit tin of raid tlouttly a t .u anroril,
S'rrly I t / tV line of InniKwimd Florida, w ith in a lt r a lr n d a t
lirlv* <H it. I l l ) , ihance run m onth* from th* lime of th*
M V '.rly a long .aid S'erly U/W flrat puMIcatlon nf t h l . notice.
line of Pongwond Prlve 1*1 II Twn rnplea nf each claim oi
ft to acre*. n / W of I n te r a la ta demand ahall I'* In writing,
No. 4. tiirni e ton HW'rrly nlons a nd .hall a la t a tha plar* of
e. ild a r c r . a ll/W of lo lc r a l n t r realdenc* a n d pint office ailNil. 4 35C.7S ft to the H line uf d r e a . nf th e claim ant, and ahall
aald lllnrk H, I hr in n run II hr aw urn In by tha claimant,
140.71 ft to Ihe IVill. F u r t h e r h i . agent, o r a t t n r n r y and a rile.crlhed a . the . o u lh e a . t c o r rum panlad liy a filing f*. of
ner nf 1-4 and S. II 111.
on* dollar and t u r h claim or
Piihllr he aring will he held demand not ao filed ahall he
In t h . Siiiilnidr County Court void
llou.il, Hanford, Florida, In the
/ . / tioiigla* Hten.lroni
County t.'oiiiinl..loner. Itiouo, on
Aa nilniliilatralor of the
May U , 1'Ui *1 11:00 A. M m
F a ta l* of
aa .nun th e r e a f te r a . p oxlbla
THOMAS S. ItCMBLKT.
Board of County CannulaDecaaaed
.loner.
STKNHTBOM, PAV1S A
Semlnol* County, Florida
McI n t o s h
By Ju h n Alexander, C h a ir A ttorney* for A dm inistra tor
man
I'o il Office Bog |33«
Attnet A r th u r l lr r k w ll h ,Jr. Hanford. F lorida 13771
I'u hll.h May ]*, 1»».
I’lihll.h May 1«. 17, 34. II. 11(1
CP M -3 *
CPM-3*
posed by t h e a tu d e n t a In the
rlaiac * .
THY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS
STttL
S t u d e n t a participating
were Reeky Clack, Judy
Chenet, Don Petcrion, Dabble
Racchua, Rill Riddle, and
Lynn Miller.
Parent* Inking part were
Mra. C. L. Cooper, Mr*. Dar
win
Shea, Mr*.
Arthur
Rhode*, Mr*. G. M. Racchua,
Mra. Oeruld Warren, and
Mra. Hurry Williamion.
25th & Park, Sanford
FRESH! NEVER FROZEN!
FLA. GRADE “A ” W HOLE
ttttV IW
tm hMgaUeaal •Mar*, raawaa Lea.
awtal a t h h . aa*
lor.rta, W ,aa we
eautag.
“THRIFTY”
“MR. (5” FROZEN
J IF F Y
FRENCH
STEA KS
F R IE S
2 OZ.
EACH
9 OZ.
PKG.
“TABLE READY” SOLID
“FRESH *N FIRM”
CARROTS 0LE0
LB.
CELLO
BAG
Limit; 2 With Your |3 Or Mora Food Order Plata*.
Just what the doctor o r d e r e d . . .
HEW
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A t t o r n e y for P la ln llf f
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�LBJ Urges $1.75 Billion Tax Cut
$1.1 Billion Budget O Kd
*** e to6*
£
Cdr. Wallace L. Russell,
KVAH-5 commanding officer,
M j i h it m tn got mo«t th tlr
newt of tha Viet N tm war
from the S ta rt A Stripe*.
RVA1I-6 h at Just returned
from -th e front.* (It. E.
Porter »pent three year* with
the Army newspaper, S ta rt A
Stripe*, during WW II and
report* it wa* not uncommon
for combat GIs to tell they
learned where they were (a t
the front) by reading it in
the military paper.)
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You ran take a driver'* test
on television. Rut don’t count
on the Florida Highway P a
trol to accept the result*.
The National Driver*’ Test
will be telecast live by CDS
May 24. Even if it doesn't
count it will give you a
chance to develop new and
sharpen old driving skill*. An
estimated 30 million Ameri
cans will participate in the
test, according to the N a
tional Safety Council.
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Sanford civilians are being
urged to attend a reunion of
Reconnaissance Heavy Attack
Wing personnel In Norfolk
June 12.
Capt. G. S. Blake I* urging
all Wing officers, past and
present and civilian* to ba
on hand for the occasion at
Virginia Beach.
"If I could be notified of
the civilian* in sufficient ad
vance it would be possible to
house them and assure their
expense* will be held to a
minimum while here," Cap
tain Blak* writes.
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Moremissing
people. The
Class of 11)42, Seminole High
School, is looking for the fol
lowing: Wallace Albritton,
Bernard Deeter, Robert Fruln,
Jack (Butterball) Herring,
M argaret Jam ei, Leslie K ath
ryn Miller, Edward Mulligan,
Lola Nipper, Louise Nordgren,
Lorraine PreacoU, Stewart
Quartcrman, Emma Rowe,
Anise Whitaker, Donald Boy
er, Geraldine Couch, Alfred
Battern, Dan Bullard, Olin
D. King, Phyllla Smith and
Mr*. Lilia Dunlap. Please call
Clifford Proctor with any In*
formation about the above,
322-4164.
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Douglaa W. Miller, eon of
E. W. Miller, 1624 Douglaa
Avenue, hae been Upped for
membership in Tau Beta PI,
national engineering honor
aociety a t the University of
Florida.
Gov. Burns'
Road Scheme
Passes Test
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) A record-shattering $1,100,193,367 general appropriations bill
"compromise" rolled out ol a
House-Senate conference com
mittee today with unanimous
approval.
The so-called compromise,
as predicted, includes just
about everything 'h at both
houses had put into their sep
arate versions.
The Senate, which had voted
the most liberal expenditures,
won most of the points—be
cause ol an unexpected new
estim ate that the state would
have $13 million more than
anticipated from present tax
sources In the next biennium.
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The conference bill, which is
to be acted on by the full
House on Wednesday and the
Senate Thursday, contains the
generous eight per cent across
the board pay raises for state
employes, and Increases even
above this amount for the Gov
ernor, Cabinet, the Judiciary
and other top state officials.
It Includes a salary raise for
™
the Governor to $27,600 and
puts the Cabinet and Supreme
Court justices at $24,000.
The Senate also won the day
In leaving in the hill waterway
development funds of up to $2.7
million that could be used to
buy right of-way for the crossstale barge canal.
The bouse had written In a
provision that none ol the
^
iundi could be used for the
®
canal.
Th* Governor* 9300 million
road bond program withstood
Its first teat In the Legislature
today with flying colors.
The bill sailed out of the
Senate constitutional amend
ments committee with unani
mous approval, 11-0, Includ
ing two Senators who earlier
t
had declined to put their
names on the measure as co
sponsors.
The bill received the support
of Sen. John Mathews Jr., of
Jacksonville, and B. C. Pearce,
of E ast Palatka, after a num
ber of amendmenti, agreed to
previously by Gov, Haydon
Burns as additional safe
guards, were approved In a
I
committee substitute.
The unanimous approval fol
lowed a 90-minute public hear
ing at which only one oppon
ent ihowed up.
The House roads committee
held a similar hearing, hut
delayed a final vote until
Thursday.
The Senate la expected to
take the measure up for floor
HOW’S - THAT - AGAIN action tatcr this week.
DKIT.: "We bet you've never
aeen a clock like this one.
Thia ian't strange , . , nobody
else has cither.” That's the
lead paragraph of an article
nbout a new apac* clock in
the Sunday aupplemcnt of our
aiiter newspaper a t Orlando.
Ox Fibre Brush Company,
I t Infers the clock doesn't ex
with a plant located at Ben
ist.
But
dig
this
last
sentence
«*
of the article: The clock la son Junction just across Ijike
for aale a t Rutland's in Or Monroe In Volusia County,
has merged with Prophylac
lando.
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tic Bruih Company In a multiYou could tell it waa million-dollar transaction.
Th* joint announcement
Mother's Day Sunday. Ju st
about every wuman we saw v.is made by F. W. Weilzel,
from the youngest to the eld Frederick, Md., president of
est was wearing • corsage. In Ox Fibre, and Philip Single
addition wa aaw many baakeU ton, Florence, Mats., presi
of flower* and potted planU dent of Prophylactic.
The Ox Fibre plant at Ben
in auto* passing by. It was a
son Juncton employs 76, and
flowery day.
has an aeonomic Impact on the
Although everyone agree* area totaling one-quarter mil
th a t tha Fort Mellen monu lion dollars annually.
ment at tha corner of Second
Ox Fibre originally located
Street and Mellonvilla Avenue its plant In Sanford 80 years
haa been there a long time, ago on the site now occupied
Clock Winders were unable to by the American Legion. It
.
find anyone who could say moved briefly to Jecksonville,
w when it waa erected. Even a but soon relocated in Benson
search of th* library records Junction in 1920.
failed to reveal tha data. Beit
Under terms of tha merger,
gueaa waa tome time in the Ox Fibre will retain its name.
1920*. Anyona know the a n
James A. Wright, of San
swer T
ford. general manager or the
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Florida plant, aaid today the
A representative of the So plant will continue under ila
cial Security administration present operation. "We are
will be a t tha City Commia- pleased with the transaction,"
£
|sion Boom la Sanford Wed he said, "and we feel It will
needay from 9:30 a.ra. to materially enhance our com
'liiSQ p.m.
petitive position."
Ox Fibre Firm
Merger Unveiled
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WEATHER: Monday 82-61: cloudy, probably showers thru Wednesday, high nenr 90; low tonight In 60s.
Established 1908 TUESDAY?-MAY" 11, 1965" SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 187
VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire
Consumers
To Benefit
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tho Johnson admin
istration is putting the finmliitijr touches on h 61,75
billion list of excise taxes it will a*k Conjircas to cut,
effective July 1, The measure could go to the legis
lators as early ns next week.
Chances are excellent that Congress nlso will b«
asked to schedule addi
tional excise reductions
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totaling ns much ns $800
million for next January,
to offset bigger Social Se
mwA
curity taxes.
This second round will apply Hedy Again
HOLLYWOOD (U P I)—
primarily to automobiles and
telephone calls, which arc not tress Hedy Lamarr, 60, has
filed suit to divortt husband
to be included in the adminis No. 6, former Deputy Dlst,
tra tin '* recommendation for Atty. Lewis Roici, of Fresno,
Calif., whom -he accused at
July, officials said.
And Congress probably w ill mental cruelty.
be asked to phssc out the nuto
Ike Robbed
and phone taxes completely
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
over the next five years. This District of Columbia pollen
would whittle excises by an were looking today for a
additional $2.6 billion and thief who stole an odd assort
bring the entire series of cuts ment of items worth $400
to ntKHit $5 billion.
from former President Dwight
INFORMS NEWSMEN
D. Eisenhower’* car.
Treasury Secretary Henry
TALLAHASSEE (S pecial)H. Fowler told newsmen of Wins Post
Klcvrn loral bills affecting
this possibility after a meet
TAMPA (U PI) — Th* ReSeminole County have been ing with President Johnson.
publirnn national committeeintroduced in the Florida LegWhite House and Treasury woman from Florida, Mrs.
isU lurr, Rep. S. Joseph Davis officials still *rn arguing Helena M. Morris, of Sara
about details of the tax mes sota, will serve on the GOP’a
Jr. said today.
sage. But they indicated John m • ordlnatlng committee’s
Included in the parkage Is
son will ask Congress to re tusk force on "job opportun
a bill that would increase the peal rxrlses on tha following ities.”
compensation of the Seminole items this July:
County School Board mem
Jewelry, fur*, cosmetics, Envoy Expelled
bers from $600 to $1,500 a luggage, handlings, wallets,
MOSCOW (U PI)—'Tha So
year.
admission*, club due* and ini viet Union today accused an
Davis said that the bill was tiation fees, safe deposit American diplomat, Norria D,
designed to bring Seminole boxes, Juke boxes, b.-wling al Garnett, of conducting antiCounty up to a state level.
leys, billiard and pool tables, Soviet work among African
"Our board members are and playing cards. These taxes students in Moscow and or
the lowest paid In the whole hear directly on consumers.
dered him expelled from Um
state," Davis declared.
In addition, Johnson Is ex Soviet Union.
Alin included In the list of pected to nsk fur rapeul of a
legislation Is the so-railed number of "manufacturer*” Face L ifting
"Motorboat Control Law." II excises, which are charged to
WASHINGTON. (U PI) —
would provide th s jJ jo a ts bo business and Industry but The Cannon Building, Capitol
equipped WTtfi'munltjL-, u n -fpaMed along to consumer*. imp's oldest offlcs structure,
derwater exhausts or other These are:
will undergo a face-lifting
dcvlcej (o deaden sound. It
LIST OF EXCISES
next fall, Tha work will coat
also would prohibit the oper
Industrial gasoline and lub $6 million—only a little more
ation of any craft on lakes ricating oils, hrusehold appli than the original construction
and rivera in a reckless man ances, light bulbs, radio and cost back in 1906.
ner or while under the Influ television sets, phonographs
ence of alcoholic beverages. and records, musical instru Odds A gainst
Along the same line, a bill ments, refrigerators, quirkWASHINGTON (U PI) —
has been introduced in the freexs units, alr-ronditloncrs, The odds were against Senate
House to authorize the county business and store machines, liberals today in tha show
to acquire land and to con ranters* and other photogra down vote on thalr anti-poll
struct public ramps, landing p h i c equipment, matches, tax proposal. But they amid
aicas and facilities.
sporting gords (except fish that even If they fail they
Another hill would give the ing roils, reels, etc.), pistols have atrgenthened tha govCounty Commission authority nml revolvers, fountain and ernment’s casa against such
to establish county adminis ballpoint pens and mechanical lavies.
trative facilities elsewhere be penrils.
sides the courthouse. These
Tho excise lovlca on new Bodies Found
would lx*, in effect, court passenger ears, fl.K billion,
OCEAN CITY, Md. (U PI)
house annexes.
nml on phone calls, $1.1 tril —Divers recovered the bodies
The County Commission a l lion, aro too hlg to ho fitted of Num-y Carol* Tyler, se e n so would be autborirrd to ap Into tho tt.76 billion package. tary to former Senate Major
propriate $50,000 for the sup
But some reduction prob ity Secretary Bobby Baker,
port of community projects, ably will be Included for cer and the pilot, Robert It. Dav
such as the chamber of com tain nuto parts and for trio- is, 43, of Huntington, W. Va.,
merce. This represents an in giants sources said.
from tho wreckage of a small
crease of $25,ooo over the figNo ruts will he rrcommrml- plane in tho Atlantic Ocean.
uro now allowed.
ed for alcohol or tuharen,
Other measures introduced: which some people think
CELERY WORKERS
1. A bill creating a charter should he taxed in order to
ORLANDO (U P I) — A
for the Town of Casselberry. ilisrcurage their use.
hearing in federal court her*
A referendum would be re Nor will the administration on a icqucst for a temporary
quired.
place tho excises on gasoline, Injunction to keep 600 British
2. A bill aulhoriiing the tires ami other highway-user West Indian celery workers
county to give, lease or sell items on the congressional from ladng deported from
equipment to volunteer lire chopping block, slni-e these Florida was scheduled to re
lighting unit*.
revenues are earmarked for sume today with more testi
3. A hill authorizing the road construction.
mony from gruwers.
county to purchase foodstuffs
from the State Department of
Corrections.
4. A bill (amendment) re
OPEN FRI.
lating to water and sewage re
NIGHTS!
quirements of developer*. Do.
velopers would be required
A LW A Y S F IR S T Q U A LITY m
to put up cash or a bond to
Insure water and sewage fa
SUMMERTIME SPECIAL!
cilities.
5. Allow county officer* lo
receive per diem allowances
prescribed by general law.
B. A law standardizing fees
and compensation (or Jus
tice* ol the peace. A flat fee
Boys*
ol $7 would be act for each
criminal action instituted in
stretch jeans
a Jl* court.
School Board In Line For Pay Hike
11 Local Bills
Introduced By
Rep. Joe Davis
Vote Machine
Purchase Eyed
By Seminole
Seminole County Is expect
ed to purchase 20 additional
voting machines by July 1
to meet demands of the grow
ing population.
John Womack, of the Shoup
Voting Machine Company, ap
peared before the County
Commission this morning to
outline possible purchase of
the new machines.
Womack urged the board to
buy the machines before July
1 as the price of the voting
devices will Ite increased $76
each at that time.
Womack said the machines
can be delivered by Septem
ber if ordered by July 1.
Chairman Juhn R. Alex
ander, of the board of com
missioners, auid purchase of
the new machine* .would ,b*
made nceeieary by tha ex
peeled increase in precincts
from 23 to 33, based on new
population figure*.
“This will give us 360 vot
ers j»er machine while the law
permit* up to 600," Alexander
■aid. "This puts u* in a good
position on voting machines.”
Mr*. Camilla Bruce, super
visor of registration, said the
lease - purchase agreement
with Shoup calls for $1,823
expenditure per machine.
Sanfordite Sues
In Stock Deal
A suit has been filed In Or
ange County Circuit Court by
Samuel A. Llndstrom, of San
ford, against the Lunar-Enginrcring Company, of Orange
City and three of Its officers.
Lindstrom alleges he wa* Indurrd to buy $18,000 worth of
stork In the company which he
later found to be worth less
thsn $10,000. The plaintiff
staled he was told by the de
fendants that the company was
“in good shape financially"
and he wa* offered a position
with the firm.
Llndstrom further claims
that the stock of Lunar Engi
neering is not registered with
the Florida Securities Commis
sion and that the defendants
refuse to refund his money.
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CANDY-STRIPER Pmiln Elnm wns ninglcd out by Tito llcrnM photographer aa symbolic of all pontons allied with the medical profen.aina in
keeping with observance Wednesday of "National Hospital Day." Paula,
16-ycur-ohi junior at Seminole High School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Elam, of French Avenue, is one of mnny Cundy-Shlper nurse's
aides who volunteer time at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The patient?
Doris Williams, Herald society editor, who is fighting a limit with
pneumonia.
(Herald Photo)
Occupational Tax Pondered
By Psut Brookshire
An ori-upRlIuiml license or
dinance under which business
and professional people would
have to pay from $1 to $600
yearly, was given a first rend
ing by the Cnssclbcrry Hoard
of Aldermen Monday night.
However, action on the or
dinance was postponed for 30
days to give citiscn* sn oppor
tunity to voice objections.
The proposed orilinunre sets
penalties for those who fail
to obtain licenses and pro
vides for a lircnse inspector
to enforce it.
License fee* would range
from $1 for a tioothluck to
$600 for fortune teller*, palm
ist* and "divine lienler*.” Vir
tually every business and orrupation is covered.
An sppliration for ■ parkage beer permit for a bait
and tackle shop on U. S. 17 92
wa* rejected by a 3-t vole.
Gilbert H. Goodpuster was the
applicant.
A recommendation that a
section along the west side of
U.S. 17-92 across from Semi
nole I'luzu be annexed was
tabled pending the submission
of a plat or drawing of the
arra.
Action on accepting plats
for the second and fourth ad
ditions to Lake Kathryn sub
division ran into a snag when
routicilmrn and lllbtiard Cas
selberry, tha developer, got
into a hassle over street pav
ing and lighting other parts
of the subdivision.
Cluilrmun Arthur Lego told
Casselberry that If he would
apply by the city Ordinance
63 “we can work closer to
gether."
Attorney Kenneth McIntosh
said to his knowledge no sur
ety bond, required under Or
dinance 63, had ever been
posted by Casselberry,
Tha ordinance spells out
regulations by which develop
ers must provide streets, side
walks, lights, drainage, etc.
LBJ To Discuss
World Situation
WASHINGTON (UPI) —
The White House said today
President Johnson will make a
speech on the international sit
uation at It s. m. KDT Thurs
day. His rem arks will he avail
able for live television * radio
cuvrragc.
The Chief Executive made a
similar appraisal of the inter
national situation nine days
ago, when he placed much of
the iilame for fighting in the
Dominican Republic on Cuhantrainrd Communist*.
'Strong Man' Reneges
SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) —
Brig. Gen. Elias Wcssfn y
W e s ■ i n , the government
"strong man," complicated
the already-confused Domini
can situation early today by
refusing to resign.
A U. S. Embassy spokes
man said Wessin is “recon
sidering" t h e
resignation
which the embassy had re
ported earlier.
Col. Francisco Caamano Deno, the rrbcl leader who is
angling for recognition as
“ c o n s t i t u t i o n a l presi
dent," had cited Wessin's res
ignation as one of a number
of conditions for possible ne
gotiations with MaJ. Gen. An
tonio Imbert B arrera’s mili
tary-civilian junta.
"We did understand Iro n
an official source that ho
(Wessin) was going t^ resign
at approximate]^ 4 p.m. Mon
day," the embassy spokes question of his resignation is
man aaid early today. “ We a m atter between General 1mnow understand he is recon hi rt and General Wessin."
Meanwhile, rebel attack* on
sidering his derision. The
L. S. positions continued de
A
spite their repeated agree
ments to cease fire,
A U. S. military spokesman
arid heavy rrhel fire killed at
Irast one U. S. paratrooper
ami wounded six late Monday,
increasing t o t a l American
casualties to IS combat dead
and S3 wounded in a week of
sporadic fighting.
Caamano estimated Monday
that U. S. Marines and para
troopers have killed 40 to 30
rebels and wounded 80 to 100.
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G o . W iula Y. Well 1b
YANILS DIE
SAIGON (U PI) - Viet Cong
shock troops overran s pro
vincial capita] today, killing
five Americans and wounding
11 in fighting that included s
gun battle in s U. S. Army
mess halt,
Airborne reinforcement* and
American planes repulsed the
guerrillas in a in im h o coun
ter-attack.
Incomplete casualty reports
said 15 Vietnaineso soldiers
were killed and 37 wounded
when a large Viet Cong force
stormed through Song Be, the
capital ol mountainous Phouc
Long Province 73 miles north
east of Saigon.
The battle came on the
heels of a massacre of Viet
namese troops by guerrillas in
Hsu Nghla Province just out
side of Saigon Monday.
Reliable military sources
■aid 116 Vietnamese soldiers
were killed or missing in the
Hsu Nghia slaughter and an
other 71 were wounded. Most
of the missing were believed
to have been killed.
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Apopka Driver
Hurt In Crash
Mr*. Jeisia Anderson Boudreax, 1209 A l t o n Drive,
Apopk*, was seriously injured
this morning when her lata
mode) ear waa demolished by
huge lrock at th* intersec
tion of F irst Street and
French Avenue.
Mrs, Buudreax was adm it
ted to Bemlnola Memorial
Hospital with fracturad ribs,
Internal injuries and multiple
cuts and bruises.
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Former Editor
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Julian Stenstrom, former
Sunford Herald editor, was
guest lecturer recently at the
South Seminole Junior High
School where the ninth grade
civic* classes have just com
pleted n unit of study on the
importance and Influence of
newspapers.
A former member o f the
social studies department at
.South Seminole, Stenstrom
spoke on the history o f newspapei a from Bihllcul times to
tho present day.
Hu pointed out that with
our modurn mean* o f com
munication tho Idg Job of the
editor la not fin ling news,
but selecting what is moat
Important.
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•—Tho faitrnt freight train In
the world i» In New Mexico,
but It* engineer nits in a
blockhouse a quarter • mile
away from the track*.
The "train" really I* the
Air Forco’a rocket aleil at the
White Sand* Miialle Hang*'.
Ita freight conalita o f milail* guidance ayateme and
noie cone* of rockets. It*
apeed over the alx-mlle trark
I* far beyond the sound bar
rier.
Used to test all type* of
equipment for the nation's
apace program, tho aled I*
powered by three liquid-en
gine rockets. In power testa,
tha rocket has p l u n g e d
through nine-foot thick con
crete object* at if they wrro
paper bag*, It can travel tho
aix-mllo track In a few secends. In essence, it's an At
las missile on tho ground.
The only man ever to ride
the elvd win Col, John P.
.Stepp. Since
IhGI, when
Slupp took his Inst sled ride,
the rocket's speed and power
have been ton much fo r a
man. Only Instrument* are
tested on the lightning run
today.
Tho so-called sled is a mas
sive three-chambered rocket
which pushes various testing
equipment down a two-rail
track. Beneath the track la
supporting c o n c r e t e .
“ Enough," an Air Force ma
jo r said, "to build 10,000
cement outhouses."
Soaring Blast
With a touring Must, tho
locket jumps down the trark
on skids fixed beneulh tha
rails us well as on top. The
sled's greatest dunger is that
it might fly o ff tha track.
Bhurtly after the Initial
blast—about four second*—
the aled slams through tho
sound barrier with n peal o f
thunder and roar* past the
controlling blockhouse. At tho
end of the truck the sled Is
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Potential progress and pros
perity oi Seminole County In
the next IS years it painted
tn glowing colon by the data
presented in the "K ey Find*
Inga" of the East Central Flor
ida Regional Planning Council.
This opinion was voiced to
day by George Touhy, execu
tive vice president of First
Federal Savlnga and Loan Asaociatlon, who attended in
Titusville a briefing for fin
ance and Industry leaden In
WASHINGTON ( u n > —
The Urban Renewal Ad
ministration announced to
day a *29,832 federal grant
to the East Central Florida
Regional Planning Connell to
aid the federally Impacted
East Central Florida area In
ita program of planning (or
growth and development
the seven-county complex that
la under study and analysis by
the staff of specialists In econ
omic evaluation working under
the banner of the ECFRPC.
Of special local slgnflcanco
is the status of agri-business
and walcr recreation in the
regional picture. The data re
veals that 23 per cent of all
capital created in the region
stems from agri-business and
that it is possible to continue
to average five per cent a
year growth into the 1970's.
By 1980 this phase of develop
ment could generate from 700
to BOO million dollars of capi
tal, Touhy said.
Pertinent to the Importance
of the speedy development of
Sanford’s riverport facility,
the finance official pointed
out several excerpts from the
Key Findings report.
One remark is that "water
is the most valuable recreation
resource of the East Central
Florida region, but has not
been, and is not being, ade
quately protected." Touhy said
that the review should have
added "nor adequately promot
ed.”
Another excerpt say*, “ Com
mercial recreational develop
ment should be encouraged on
both private and public lands
to reduce the need for pub
lic funds.”
Employment should be dou
bled by 1980 In the seven coun
ties, and hy that year they
should have 1.8 million people
with incomes of $4.8 billion a
year, Ihc experts say.
Busineti leaders and publle
officials have been pleasantly
surprised and impressed with
the many opportunities that
this unprecedented growth pre
sents, Touhy said. All of them
are conscious of many attend
ant probiemi that must be
solved to attain the expected
benefits, but very few are evi
dently willing to unite in work
ing out their solutions.
It is essential that the seven
countries work together in the
planning of agricultural, com
mercial, Industrial and resi
dential development, because
their facilities arc so closely
Inter locked, ho added.
Transportation — highway,
water and air—must be deve
loped on a Central Florida
icope, the planners are con
vinced. It Is Ihc purpose of
(he Regional Planning Coun
cil to develop this co-operative
effort.
The presentation in Titus
ville, using slides, graphs,
charts and maps, was mad*
by Executive Director Robert
II. Doyle and his staff of re*
scarch specialists.
Touhy said that plana wer*
being made to have this group
bring their findings, as they
affect Seminole County, to
Sanford for a meeting of busi
ness leaders and public offi
cials. Announcement of the de
velopment of these plans will
be made soon, It was added.
$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Apartment Set For Onora Rd.
Seminole County * * * *
c lo c*
Sunday will b* "Operation
Sinkhole” fun day at Land O'
Lakes Country Club in Cassel
berry, with all proceeds go
ing to aid victims of the May
IS sinkhole. A handicap golf
tournament will be held, with
many prises donated by area
merchants. Contributions will
allow tha donor to participate
in tha tourney, swim and eat
all the barbecue they want, or
• lesser donation will entitle
th* donor to swimming and
the barbecue, Tbe barbecue
gets underway at 4 p m. The
affair ia being guided by
Ralph B. Park, club manager,
Casselberry Lions Club, VFW
Post 10040, and the South
Seminole Jayceei.
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Phono 822-2611
Zip Coda 82771
“ The Nile o f America”
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VOL. 67
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1908
FRIDAY, JUNE 4. 1066
SANFORD* FLORIDA
Gemini Twins Go For Record
Complete
16 Orbits
In 24 Hours
Mellon Marker
Slill Standing
After 2nd Bid
Some o f our eounty com
missioners say
they
are
spending twice as much time
on the job ea they used to.
8PACE CENTER, Houston
They meet weekly now in
(U FI) — Gemini twins James
stead o f twice a month but
McDlvitt and Edward White,
their work involves
many
more hours outside the court- keeping a sharp eye on the
gas gauge and a growing
bonne.
• • •
collection o f trash, whlsssd
Rain or shine County Agent through their first full day
Cecil Tucker can smile.
in orbit and aat.Uuiir
i f It doesn’t rain, tha fire
ant program can continue un on a U.H.
abated. If It does rain, it will
be a blessing for citrus,
•
•
•
Incidentally, Tucker says
if we don't get more rain
within a few day* we’ll be
beck where we started from
— in the critical atoge for
citrus.
•
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The B-I7a, dropping the
mirex fire ant bait, are now
working west o f Interstate 4.
With good weather and no
plane trouble they should be
through in Seminole County
next week.
•
•
•
Over in Volusia County
one bear, one bobcat and sev
eral other wild animals have
died violent deaths recently
due to strychnine poison.
Wildlife officers have found
three areas in Volusia Coun
ty where strychlne was ap
plied to bait and scattered
through the woods In an ap
parent attempt to kill benrs
that might destroy bee hives.
e
• •
One o f our most observant
Clock Watchers wants to
know; Why doesn't tha city
check the trash baskets, par
ticularly the one in front of
the bank at First A Park?
It's in terrible condition.
•
• a
Why don’t drivers tum
right after they rome to a
stop at a red light T it’s legal
in the city, providing there
la no sign to the contrary.
Out in tha county, no dice.
•
•
•
Lucille Church Mero of
Sanford haa been asked by
the American Association o f
Doctor*' N unes to serve on
ita decade o f health commit
tee. Tha purpose o f the com
mittee ia to develop eeverel
projects which this national
association and ita chapters
can promota to half mankind.
■ e e
Deltona juat grow l and
grows and grows. Ita popula
tion now top* 1,500 and th en
n n more than 700 hom*a com
pleted or under construction.
Nearly 80 mile* o f hard-sur
faced roads hava been com
pleted or n n under construc
tion.
o e e
W o H an turned down an
Invitation by th* Marine
Corps to spend a night in n
foxhole ia th* Ocala Nation
al Forest. However, wa plan
to visit Hughes Island aa a
guest of NAB Marinas and
,a b a * m “ Operation A lecs."
NO. 205
Ground co
lot McDivitt and
walking co-pilot to go
on the fuel, and cancelled a
pair o f orbital changes that
ASTRONAUTS Edward White II (left) and James A. McDivitt in tho
would have drastically re
Gemini-4 spacecraft.
(NEA Telephoto)
duced the supply.
Aa Gcmini-4 soared across
the northwest coast o f A fri
ca and finished ita first 24
hours in space at 11:18 a.m.
(E D T ), project chiefs assur
ed tho rookie pilots their
•Several “ last minute" hills validate all annexations to 81,800. Hu now is getting fl,orbit— 101 to 179 miles above
in
Seminole COO.
earth—was enough to keep affecting Seminole County municipalities
Sen. Mark N. Cleveland Jr.
them aloft a full 97 hours were expected to past the County regardless of the date
put a lull through the Senate
and 49 minute*.
Florida legislature today be o f annexation.
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Two other Davis measures which sets up a four-year
fore sine die adjournment.
term for the judge o f the
nffect the Town of Alta
A fuel supply depleted by
Lrmgwuod's corporate lim
small claims court in Seminmonte
Springs.
a futile chase after another
olu County.
its
and
boundaries
would
be
satellite, clouds o f "paper and
One would establish n utilstuff" that began to fill the extended under a measure itirs commission and provide
the
appointment
and
cabin, and continued prob thut was introduced by Rep. for
lems with communications F. Joseph Davis Jr. and terms of members of the
headed a lengthening list of passed in the House Thurs commission. The bill is sub
ject to referendum.
minor trouhles plaguing the day.
The
Altamonte
Springs
mission one-fourth of the way
The measure would give
MIAMI (U l'l) — Wometco
to Ite goal,
the city hurk two valuable town charter was amended in
Ilut flight chiefs nt Hous tracts of land on U, S. 17-92 ■mother bill to provide that Enterprises, Jnc., stock )in*
ton appeared unworrlcd—and which it unnexed two years the mayor will no longer herll approved fur listing on
White and McDivitt, refresh ago but lust when an act serve as municipal judge. The the New York Stock Ex
ed by plenty o f eleep and a under whit It they were taken act rreatea a municipal court change, the Miami based com
successful return to their or into the city was declared with the judge appointed by pany announced.
Wonietco’a class A common,
the mayor with the nppmvnl
iginal flight plan, took dead invalid.
aim at the U.S. spncu murk
Another Davis bill would of the town eouneil. Citizens tradi-d over the counter since
also must vote on tills art.
1959, will go up on the "llig
o f slightly more than .14
Board"
for trading on July 7.
Licensing,
bonding
and
ex
hours, set two years go by
SI'EED UM IT
astronaut Gordon Cooper.
TALLAHASSEE (L T D - A amining o f ail building con The company catering to the
They reached the 24-hnur bill raising the daytime speed tractors in Seminole County public's leisure time and nerds
mark in the Kith orbit, enter limit lo 7o miles per hour on was railed for In n bill which has diversified operations ex
ing it at 10:58 a.m. (E D T). four lane highways with a me passed the House Thursday.
tending throughout Florida,
At 24 hours past lift-off. dian strip 20 feet wide cleared
In another bill passing the the Ituhamas, The Panama
11:10 a m. (E D T )—the astro the Legislature today. The House, the chairman of the Canal Zone and Vancouver,
nauts had compiled this rec limit on these highways at Seminole County Board of Canada, and including Park
ord of space triumphs and night would be raised to 64 Commissioner! will receive a East and Park West Theatres
setbacks:
boost in travel expenses to at Winter Park.
miles per hour.
Last-Minute Bills Before Solons
Wometco Stocks
Go On Big Board
Construction
Slated To Start
About June 15
Construction is shceduled to
begin about June 14 for a mod
ern 28 unit apartment building
on Onora Road in Sanford,
about one mile east of High
way 17 92.
The new apartment complex,
to be known as Commodore
Apartments, will be construct
ed by L k D Propertlei, of
Maitland, and will have a re
placement value estimated at
$200,000.
Occupancy la expected to be
available by Sept. 14.
The complex will b* two
two-slory buildings, one con
taining 16 unlti, the other hav
ing 12 unlti.
Completely fire proof, the
buildings will be of concrete
block construction, with steel
beams and studding! and a
concrete roof. The only wood
in the bulldlnge will b* the
doors and cabinet!.
The front of the apartments
will t>c decorated with wrought
iron grill w urt^gjul decora
live block
stairwells.
The Ot**dr
with *11 eleci
eluding air
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bago disposals, range, - oven
and refrigerator. They will
have terrazzo floors.
,
There will be equipped laun
dry-rooms available lo lenanis,
storage room*, and a landtraped picnic area in the rear.
Paved parking will be avail
able for 40 cars.
The 44,000 aqua re foot com
plex, at tbe Intersection of
Onora Road and Magnolia
Avenue, will be ad jam ii to a
fully equipped city park.
Arrhltect for the project Is
Edward Thomas, AIA, of Or
lando. Contractor Is W. M.
Earnest, of Maitland. Van VIIlanyl, of Orlando, is structural
engineer.
Construction financing Is be
ing handled through the South
Seminole Hank in Fern Park
and permanent financing is
through First Federal Savings
and Loan Assn, of Orlando.
Sanford City Commissioners
meeting in adjourned session
Thursday plowed through a
mound of accumulated busi
ness at a steady clip, under the
gavel of Acting Mayor M. L.
Rabom Jr.
They turned down a second
request for removal of the
Fort Mellon marker at the
corner of Second ■Street and
Mcllonvllln' Avenue where a
Sanford teenager was Injured
l or Ait ly in nn auto accident.
Re marking of the intersec
tion was ordered. Commission
er* and ToUce Chief Arnold
Williams Insisted that motor
ists coming to a full and com
plete stop at the Intersection
have clear visibility in both
directions.
In other action commission
ers approved annexation of the
Shannon prn|ierty south of
Pincrrest first uddltlon; or
dered the drawing of an or
dinance lo set up effective
changes In hilling anil cnllrclion of licenses and personal
property taxes; heard first
readings cm two zoning chan
ges; denied a request to pro
hibit vendors from operating
around ball fields, the zoo ami
parks.
Approval was given for pay
ment of $1,117 for sign rental
on seven outdoor billboards
advertising Sanford; a request
by Martin Andersen for con
sideration for a CATV fran
chise was turned down; ap
proved a request for liter and
wine license (or a bar and
grill tn be constructed at 20th
Street and Hardy Avenue.
Seminole County t u r n e d
Commissioner* turned down
an offer from J. Bralley Od- loose 15,447 school children to
ham lo sell the Sunland water day for summer vacalion.
Of this number, 684 will be
system to the city for $134,000.
leaving county schools for (he
last lltnc. That number is in
the graduating classes at Ihc
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - A county's four high schools.
Mil requiring publle school
Actually, seniors won't be
teachers lo give Instruction in through th* school year until
the evils of smoking cleared Monday night when graduation
the Legislature today.
exercises will be held.
Seminole High will graduate
298—largest In tha county. Ly
man High School will give
diplomas to 234, Crooms High
School to 107 and Oviedo High
School will graduate 36.
The Herald ia carrying its
again urged him to re-enter special graduation sections for
all school! but Crooms in to
tha capsule.
Th* "fu n " Whit* described day’s edition. Tha Crooms sec
could be converted Into stat tion will run Monday.
istics that boggle the mind
o f the man in tha atreeL
White had left tha capaula
aa it soared toward tha Cali
fornia roast. Ha did not re
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - A
enter until the apace ship bill raising the maximum old
waa east o f tha Dominican age pension to $74 a month
Republic, having crowed the and allowing up to $135 for
entire United States.
nursing bom* car* cleared th*
Ha had claimed ipara for Legislator* with Senate pawhis own for a total o f 20 age.
minutea — 10 more minutes
Funds to finance th* inthan hia Soviet counterpart, cram* wer* provided tn th*
L t Col. Alexei Leonov, who t l - l MUka general appropria
turned hia feat last March tion! b i l l
pawed several
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He-e-ey, Kids!
School's Out!
Smoking Evils
Spaceman 'W alks' Hawaii To Atlantic
■r
United
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Astronaut E d w a r d
H.
Whit* seemed almost to be in
love with apace.
For tha moment, it was *11
hi*. Like ■ child, ha didn’t
want to Uav*.
“ Get hack in," earn* th*
near stem command from hia
fellow astronaut James A.
McDivitt.
Tha reply? Laughter could
be beard as Whit* dangled
103 miles in space silently
coasting through the great
void at 17,100 alia* aa hour.
Thia wna aa exhilaration
known only to ona other
Thia waa •xdtomeot,
and beauty. Thia waa tha
resaon for being an astro
naut
The schedule called for
only a nine or 10 minute
stay. But things like that art
hard to give up. White teem
ed to dawdle.
McDivitt cautioned h i m
again: “ You still have three
and a half more days to go,
buddy.”
But McDivitt was strapped
in a capsule. That was ona
thing, but White waa float
ing in apace, tied to the cap
sule only by a 25-foot-long
goldplated lifeline.
Th* planned 10 • minute
stay waa stretching out.
White, toyed with his space
gun in a Buck Rogers-like
exercise.
Firing a blast o f compress
ed oxygen, ha moved himself
around tho apnea caupsule.
Inside, McDivitt took pic
tures.
A t one point McDivitt had
trouble keeping White in
light.
"Move closar," ha urged
White.
When he did, McDivitt told
him, "amile.”
Then the free - wheeling
White apparently got too
close to M eDiTitfi windshield
with his jet-propulsion gun.
“ Your** smearing up my
windshield, you dirty dog,”
quipped McDivitt.
It didn't sound dramatic.
Hut it was. It waa dangerous,
loo.
White and McDivitt knew
IL While they Joked, death
in its most fantastic form
was there.
A meteorite could puncture
White’s $20,000 space suit.
Or an oxygen leak could dim
hia senses, leaving him con
fused and disoriented.
Hut now. White was near
ing the 20-minute mark in
hia stroll. He still could not
gat over tha joy o f it,
"This ia fun," h* told HeDivtU when the astronaut
Old A ge Pension*
Care Increased
JOHN DEATON, elected Tuestlny to the Lonjrwood City Council (left) wan sworn into offic*
officially at Tliursdity night's council meeting
hy Mayor David R. Wentworth, (Herald Fhoto)
Longwood Awaiting
lative Action
fey Donna Estrs
The-Longwuoil City Council
officially requested the Sem
inole County legislative dele
gation tn pais a special act
now in the possession of Hep.
S. J. Davis Jr. extending Hie
city limits lo include the pro
perly incorporated inlo the
city by ordinances Hit, 175
ami 178.
I'ropertlcs Included are on
Highway 17-92 from Longwood
I'laza south to the WinnDixie; wesl on Sit 431 to thu
old clly limit* line, and on
Orange Avenue and Church
Street west (rum 17-92 to Hie
old clly limits.
Council's action took place
at n special unannounced
meeting held at 9 a.m. Wed
nesday,
minutes
read
at
Thursday night's r e g u l a r
meeting revealed.
The validity of annexation
of Ihc above described pro
perty lias horn in questiua
since (he State Supreme Court
ruled in January, this year,
that such annexations were il
legal.
The Herald received word
from Tallahassee that the
House of Representatives siready has passed a bill vali
dating the annexations and It
was expected lo pass the Sen
ate today.
in business of Thursday's
meeting, Councilman C a r l
Loinmlrr was elected chair
man of Hie council hy what
Mayor David it. Wentworth
termed a "m ajority” vote.
Other votes cast by the fiveman Iwanl were one each for
Cutiiicilnicn l ’ercy White, B.
L. Helms and John Deaton.
Chairman Lommler report
ed that the hid of Holler
Chevrolet, Sanford, for $2,G75.U3, had been accepted for
the new police car. Other
bids submitted at previous
meeting were Seminole Coun
ty Motors of Saniord, $2,440,
ami Ilciiilzelman Ford of Or
lando, $2,824.
Pilot Killed
JACKSONVILLE (UP1) —
Tho pilot of a Sky Hawk at
tack planu died today when
Us
plan e
crashed Into
swampy forest land 24 miles
west
of Jacksonville. A
spokesman for the Cecil Field
Air Haso lilenUHcd the pilot
of Hie plane ax Lt. J. F. WUkmson, of Ml. Carmel, 11L
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1965
Rev. Grover Sewell
Substitute
For God
Wo have namsd our age
many thing*. It bai been call"the Age o f Opportunity,"
"the Age of Science," "the
Ago of Anxiety" a* well a*
numerous other designation*.
Please be patient with me If
1 suggest one more, t think
It should be entitled, "The
Age o f Substitutes."
Wo substitute artlfical sweetnes for sugar, wigs for hair,
lamps for sun, and many other
things far too numerous to
mention in this brief column.
Certainly some of the sub
stitutions are good, but there
Is one that la extremely bad
and yet ao subtle that It is to
be feared It la becoming ra
ther common. Tha one I have
In mind la man’* making tubatitutea for God.
Wa can do Uila even with
good Intentions of worshipping,
trusting, and serving God.
How often wa have heard
someone glvs an excuse for
attending the worship services
o f their church by becoming
all misty eyed end pious toned
as they tell of being so dote
to God as they fish, boat, golf
or simply meditate on the
beach. Certainly the above
mentioned pursuits are good at
the right time, but let us not
make the mistake of thinking
that any idea o f God we might
happen to dream up la really
Cod no matter how pleasant
tha circumstances. Certainly,
wo should worship God when
wa look at tha aplandor of a
sunset, or listen to tha whliparing ot the ocean waves, but
we ehould not substitute our
Idea of God for the true one.
The problem arises when we
try lo learn of God without
Ills specific aid using only
man's reason. The ultimate
result of such a pursuit Is i
fabricated God. It has been
noted that when man fabri
cates an idol that he makes
It to suit his purposes and ac
cording lo his own likes. Such
a god will take on the charac
teristics of Its maker. Than
environment, time, and place
will do much to determine the
character o f such an ob jfct
o f worship. Actually thia Idea
la merely a substitute for the
real God.
God has not let us go with
out knowledge of Himself. He
provides us with a way of un
derstanding the true God who
makes substitutes untenable.
God chose to reveal Himself
In Jesus Christ. When we look
at Christ we look at God. We
do not grasp all that there Is
of God, but enough to auppty
our every need. Our Lord said
to Philip, "He that hath aeen
me hath seen the Father." He
la saying this to ye* and la
me today! If you would know
the true God learn of Him
through Jesua Christ tha Revealer. It will be necessary to
read your Blhlea, to study
through tha church as wall
as privately, and to pray so
that God will ha real to you
at all Umss.
Tha sunset will taka on a
mors glorious color and the
ocean a more beautiful sound.
Ufa will become more mean
ingful if we cast out substit
utes and worship only Uw true
God.
Bible School To Open Monday
At Pinecrest Baptist Church
Pinecrest Baptist Church,
110 West Onors Road, will
bold it* annual elght-dey Va
cation niblc School for chil
dren four through 12 begin
ning Monday et 6 a.m.
Preparation Day for the
school will be held Saturday
al * a.m. All boys and glrla
are Invited to enroll for the
Vacation Bible School on Sat
urday. In addition to the re
freshments there will be a pa
rade with p o l i c e escort
through the Pinecrest sections
ending et 11:30 a.m. back at
tha church,
The annual picnic will be
held on Monday, June It,
from noon till 11:30 p.m. Each
child will bring his own sand
wiches and the church will
furnish the drinks and delaert.
A special Parent Night Pro-
123 Methodist
Conference Set
For June 8-13
Adventists Set
Camp Meeting
This Weekend
Annual camp meatlng of
the Florida Conference of
Bevanth-Day Adventists at
Forest Lake Academy In
Forest City will gat
way at 7:30 p.m. this evening
when the opening eddreee
will be given by H. H.
Schmidt, of Forest City, pres*
Ident of tha conference.
Tent rlty again has been
erected on the campua and
will house aoma 1,200 people
coming from all parts of tha
etat* to attend tha entire
convention or stay for ■ pe
riod o f several days. Week
end attendance D expected to
exceed 6,000.
Services In fleventh.Dsy
Adventist churches In San
ford,
Altamonte
Springs,
Forest Lake, and Apopka will
be auapendtd during tha
camp meeting.
Stain preaching aervlcea
each day will be at 6:30 a.m.,
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A
graded program for children
and youth will be conducted
on e dally basis.
To accommodate attend
ance Saturday, m o r n i n g
preaching services will be in
doubts session with Identical
sermons by Kennath H. Wood
o f Washington, D. C., asso
ciate editor o f the Adventist
church's official organ, the
Review and Herald, at B a.m.
and at 11:15 a.m.
A t 3:15 p.m. th an will be
a special Illustrated presentatlun on Philosophy and Ob
jectives of Christian Educa
tion and e l 4:30 p.m. another
program will present youth
ful talent from Forest Lake
Academy,
Greater
Miami
Academy, and Southern Mis
sionary College In Chatta
nooga, Tenn., and aoma ob
jectives of thasa schools for
tha coming yaar.
W. A. Fagal of New York,
speaker end director o f the
Faith far Today internation
al telecast, together with the
Faith for Today male quar
tet, will make a personal ap
pearance et 7:10 p.m. Satur-
gram will conclude the (chool
on Wednesday, June 16, at T
ffiWtaw i m m
p.m. Parents will go to
one o f
child's room to view the
4h* session,
tiva activity ffiatarials
peaking again
the handiwork. The
M. E. Loews n
ional for the Joint W<
,D . C., d in eService will begin ot TOO
o f tha General ConferIn tho auditorium. Kaeh da
Department e f PubID
partmant will give a brief Affaire, speaking at 7:80
demonstration to show the
p.m.
parents aoma of the work that
The annual Pathfinder Fair
baa been done.
D scheduled from noon until
II. Page Williams, Minister
8 pm . Sunday. Mora than 20
of Education, will serve aa
Pathfinder Clubs, with sev
principal and Bibla School
eral hundred uniformed boye
pastor. Tha nursery depart
and glrla 0-15 year* old, will
ments will be for children ef
participate. Exhibit booths
(be workers, and Mrs. Helen
will portray various phases
T. McMullen and Mrs. Gladyi
o f activity and trophies will
Hanning will serve aa super
b* awarded for excellence of
intendents.
club performance throughout
Superintendents f o r t h e
oilier departments will in the year, including the fair
elude Mr*. Frances Peterson, Itself,
Among interesting features
four-year olds; Mrs, Betty
for
next week will be tha
Preatoo, five-year olds; Mrs.
Grace Herrin, six-year olds; daily 6:30 p.m. programs by
Mr*. Betty Sullivan, seven- the Finnish evangellsD, the
year olds; Mrs, Bette Gram- Misses Elsa Luukanen and
kow, eight-year olds; Mrs. Alno Lahtoluoto of Helsinki.
By Donne Kales
I i ■ ■ enee ■
m
Dr. Lula Perea will he Vickie Guynn, nine and toguest speaker et the final year elds, and Mrs. Batty
meeting of tha season of All Fleet, 11 and 13-year olds.
A tte n d
Mrs. Mery Wiggins will be
Souls Catholic Women's Club
in
charge
of
the
refreshments
scheduled for Monday at tha
for each day and Mr*. Bonnie
church.
Tha subject o f Dr. Peres’ FugaD will serve as the pian
ist for the school.
talk will 1m Communism.
Others who will help la tha
Other guests at the meet
school era Mrs. Mary Ann
ing will be Rev. Ralph
a t u m o w n .
Kaiser, Catholic chaplain at Hedrick, Mr*. Sylvia Wada.
Sanford Naval Air Station, Mri. Pat MUburn, Mrs, W1Ddean Clark, Mra. Sue Ingle,
and hla mother.
Don Halford, Mis* Sherry
The buslneea meeting will
Guynn, Miss Dabble Clark,
be conducted by Mr*. Ted
Mrs. Jane Tltshew, Mrs. Bat
Michels, president.
ty lon g, Mra. Sandy Wilklna.
MD* Linda Wada. Mrs. Bas
ils Davis, Mrs. Nettie Leu
Phillips, Mrs. Belly Vaughn,
Mrs. Cathy Williams, Mra,
Nancy Smoot, Mrs. Becky
Sherwood,
Mrs.
Lu c i l i a
Vacation Bible School at Abrama, MDs Vickie Herrin,
First Christian Church of flan- Mrs. Sue Bavarlln, Mrs. Jew
ford, lfiof S. Sanford Avenue, rl Mill*, Mra. Allrcn Dunn,
is scheduled June M 6 with MDs Debbie Dunn, Mrs. Nan
classes from 1:30 until 11:30 cy Nicks, Mrs. Carolyn Sail**,
a. m. each day, Monday Mra. Diana Queen, Mrs. Juna
through Friday.
Luck, Mrs. Linda Jimison and
Theme will be "God and HD Mrs. H. J. War*.
YlrglaD Fatroakl
World" and there will be
P. O. Bet 16U
class** for age* four through
14.
Mata Nerrta
Closing program will ho hold
•t T:*0 p. m. June ll, with tha
a". " K i t .
public Invited,
FfcylUa
FA L
Lake Mary
Casselberry Church To Have
Bible School Registration
|ectlon of Mrs. Emily Mae»
By Jane Casselberry
Registration for the annual Leod, Mrs. Sophie Weyers,
Vacation Bible School to bv Mrs. Grace Reuter, Mrs. Mar*
held June 14-25 at Casselberry jorie Deppen, and Mrs. Ger
Community Methodist Church trude Morey.
Fifth and Sixth graders have
will take place at the SundaySchool hour for the next two as their topic, "The Life and
Works of Paul." Teachers are
Sundays.
The school will be held Mon Mrs. Donne Parham, Mr*.
Blrkbelmer,
Mrs.
day through Friday from 9 to Dorothy
11:30 a. m. and there will be Caroline Peacock, Mrs. Nan
clisses for four year olds cy Copeland, Mrs. Sally Bas
inger, and Mrs. Verlle Brown.
through Junior high.
Theme for the seventh,
Theme for the kindergarten
W.
L.
H O LCOM BE,
department (ages 1-6) will be eighth and ninth graders will
nstor of tho Lake "Frlendi Around Me." Teach be "Worlld Without End."
Inry Church of the ers will be Mrs. Martha Idd- Their teachers sre Sirs. Mari
Nuznrene, has Accept Ings, Mr*. Mollle Hull, Mrs. lyn Hein sen, Mr*. Lillian Baled full time duties at Doris Athan, Mrs. Mary Boone, mcr, and Mrs. Betty Waltman,
Mrs. Joste Byee will be In
the church and was or Mrs. Pamtla Court, Mrs. Joan
dained an elder during Reichert, Mrs. Judy Brugman, charge of the nursery for chil
closing service of the Mrs. Winifred Nlcarry and dren under four year old of
teachers.
annual Florida District Mrs. Barbara Brown.
First and Second graders
Assembly in Jackson
ville. Ordination serv will study "Our Family In the
ice was conducted by Community" and will he
Rev. Dctmas Copeland, min
Dr. George Coulter, taught by Mrs. 3Iary Mobley,
gcnerul superintendent. Mrs. Shirley Hodge, Mrs. Mary ister, and Marvin McClain,
Frances Lyons, Mrs. Lucy church Iny leader, will repre
Young, Mrs. June Strong, and sent the Casselberry Commun
Mrs. Evelyn Smith.
ity Methodist Church at tha
Rain falls an average ot
"Bible Lends and Times"
323 days a year in Bahia Fel will be studied by third and Florida Annual Conference to
fourth graders under the dir- be held In Lakeland Juno 8-13.
ix, Chile.
More than 1,000 Iny and
ministerial delegates repre
senting some 280,000 mem
bers o f 580 churches through
out the state are expected
to attend the 123 session of
the Methodist Church’s Flor
ida Annual Conference In
Lakeland June 8-13.
Bishop James W. Henley,
resident bishop, will preside
■t the six-day meeting, giv
ing his annual "state o f the
church" messnge June 9 and
announcing pastoral appoint
ment* o f all ministerial mem
bers for tha naw church year
at the June 13 closing ses
sion.
WILLIAM A. FAOEL
Grace Methodist Plans School
Grnra Methodist Church, all age groups between three
Onora Road, will have Vaca and 15 years.
Interested parents or stu
tion Church School for the
week o f June 14 through June dents may call the church o f
18 with daily aetxinnt from fice of Mr*. Franklin D.
Johnson for further informa
9 a.m. until noon.
There will be classes for tion.
E
Conference business D ex
pected to center on reports
and recommendations of 25
boards, agencies and commit
tee*, and a proposed annual
budget exceeding 61,600,000.
Delegates also will vote on
five proposed amendments to
the constitution of the Jtelhodlst Church.
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Today, we must be constantly alert to the
dangers of this creeping socialism. We must
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Their operations throughout the world are
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Christ Episcopal
.Groundbreaking
Slated Sunday
By Donna Estw
Rev. Charles Stewart Jr.,
vicar of Christ Episcopal
Church, Long wood, will con*
duct groundbreaking ceremon
ies for the new educational
building on the church pro
p e r t y Sunday tollowlng the
9:30 a. m. service.
Participating In the cere
mony with Father Stewart
)
will be Herman Schlmmlng,
lay reader; Raymond Ball,
senior warden; Robert Hamll|
ton, junior warden; Charles
Pasternack,
Church School
superintendent,
and
Mrs
Ralph Stevens, director o f the
Q day school.
i
Construction on the new
building, scheduled to begin
Monday, will be completed In
time for the opening of school
In the fall. The air conditioned
building will contain five class
rooms, church office and vi
car’s office, with a covered
1
walkway connecting it to the
parish house.
^
Two of the classrooms to be
1
used by the kindergarten
classes of the day school will
have built-in facilities includ
ing cabinets, counters, and ba
sins.
Richard Zartmann Is build
er, under supervision of the
church's building committee,
Robert Connelly, Robert Ham_ ilton, John Lawrence and J.
Thomas Hinson. Work on the
school will be done in large
part by local contractors.
Following the morning ser
vice and groundbreaking, the
annual parish picnic will be
held at Sanlando Springs. The
congregation will spend the
day together with the children
being guests of the Episcopal
Churchwomen and the Men's
w Club.
HIGH SCHOOL graduates nt Christian Missionary nmi Alliance Church
honored nt a reception were (left to right, front) Arlene Smith, Linda
Webb, V'. Osburn; (back) Douglas Henson, James Grant, Michael Smith,
and A. Goodspecd.
(Herald Photo)
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship of G r a c e Methodist
Church was bost Sunday to
First and Christ Mcthodlit
Churches at the Fifth Sunday
United Meeting. Rev. John 11.
Hires Jr., minister of Grace
Church, Introduced Rev, Ro
bert Jenkins, minister of First
Methodist Church, who gave
the blessing prior to the cov
ered dish supper.
Following the enjoyment of
good food and fellowship, Joel
Fehd, president of Grace Meth
odist Youth Fellowship, wel
comed the guests and led the
group In singing several songs.
Mrs. J. V. Rowe, chairman,
Introduced Mrs. Karl Fehd,
who headed a panel discussion.
Panel members were Judge
C. Vernon Mire; Cdr. Robert
Kennedy, USN; Ronald Hunt
teacher at Sanford Junior High
School; Joseph Foy, director
of the Sanford office of the
Florida
Stale
Employment
Services; Mrs. J. V. Rowe,
teacher at South Seminole
High School; Joel Fehd, high
school senior, and Junior High
School students, Regina Mur
ray and Lamar Williams Jr.
Joel Fehd introduced Mrs.
John Martin, Youth Division
Superintendent of G r a c e
Church, who is leaving the
area shortly. She was present
ed with an engraved silver
charm and bracelet as a re
membrance and in apprecia
tion for all her Interest and
help given the youth of Grace
Church.
Special Activities Announced
By St. Mary-Magdalen Church
HONOREES nt farewell dinner given by staff
o f Forest Lake Academy were (front, from
left) Mrs. Marilott Schribncr, who is moving to
Brooksville, and Miss Mary Elam, registrar,
who will be assistant registrar at Southern Mis
sionary College in Collegedale, Tenn.; (back)
Principal William Fuchs, who will be new prin
cipal at Campion Academy in Colorado, and Da
vid Villenmin, math instructor who is transfer
ring to Greater Miami Academy in Miami.
(Herald Photo)
Circle Officers Assume Duties
By Jane Casselberry
New officers of the Dorcas
Circle of Ihe Casselberry Com
munity Methodist Church Wo
men's Society of Christian Ser
vice assumed their dutirs
Tuesday morning at a meet
ing held at the home of Mrs.
Roger Richmond In the Sanlando Trailer Park.
Circle officer* aro Mrs. M.
C. Duggins, chairman; Mrs.
I. G. Reuter, vice chairman;
By Donna Eslea
Rev. Huhcrt J. Reason, pas
tor of St. Mary-Magdalen
Catholic Church of Altamonte
Springs, has announced spe
cial activities scheduled for
his parish during the coming
week.
Graduates of nit senior high
schools who are members ol
the parish will attend the 8:30
a.m. Mass this Sunday and
the Communion Breakfast fol
lowing at the school.
Religious articles will be
available in the school after
all the Masses so that parish
ioners may purchase or order
Graduntion and Father's Day
remembrances.
The Altsr Society will spon
sor a game day at 1 p.m.
Tuesday, also at the school.
The public, as well s i parishloners, is Invited to attend
Refreshments will be served
and
reservations may be
made with Mrs. Henry Mul
len, Mrs. Laura Larkum or
Mrs. Herbert Jacb.
The Knights of Columbus
Council S6I8 will hold Its reg
Mrs. George Kelter, seer®tary; Mrs. Richmond, trea
surer, and Mrs. Leo Brown,
publicity.
Mrs. Marvin McClain gave
the devotional. Thla was the
last meeting for the summer
and the group will begin a
study of the Book of Acts when
meetings resume on Septem
ber 7.
Refreshments of aweet rolls
and coffee were served by the
hostess.
ular meeting at 8 p.m. Wed
nesday In the old Maitland
Community Center.
James J. McAuliffe, presi
dent of the Diocesan Union
of the Holy Name Society,
will be guest speaker at tha
June 13 Father-Son Commun
ion Breakfast sponsored by
the church at the Villa Nova
Restaurant in Winter Park.
All men of the parish are In
vited to attend the function
and should make reservations
as soon i s possible with
George McLaughlin.
Offering Aid
Rev. C. K. Zornder, pastor
of Ascension L u t h e r a n
Church, Casselberry, has an
nounced that a free-will o f
fering will be taken for tha
benefit o f those families suf
fering great loss as result o f
the sinkhole developing on
their property. The offering
will bo taken during tha
morning service on Sunday,
June 13. The public is invited
to attend.
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INSTALLED were these officers of the Intermediate Methodist Youth
Fellowship of Casselberry Community Methodist Church. Seated (left to
right) Snndra Porter, president; K. Heinsen, vice president; B. Iteiker,
secretary; (atunding) Steven Nicurry, treasurer; D, Webber, fellowship,
and Bonnie iteiker, outreach.
(Herald Photo)
Elder Springs
■*
Gives Plans For
Bible School
^
Dally V a e a 1 1 o n Bible
School at Elder Springs Bap
tist Church will be held for a
two-week period beginning at
8:30 a.m., June 14. Classes,
to run approximately three
hours each day, Monday
through Friday, will
on Bible atudy,
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Other
features
of
the
school will be character stor
ies, field trips, mission study,
daily refreshments, and a
picnic.
Preparation Day will be
from D until 11 a.m., Friday,
June 11. A t this ttma chil
dren will be registered and a
review of tha Bibls School
will be presented.
All boys and girls, are*
three to IS year* are invited
to attend.
Longwood Group
•
Attends Meet
Of Federation
By D o n a Estes
Eight members of tha Longwood Civic League (Woman's
Club) attended the final meet
ing of the season of the Semi
nole Federation of Women’s
Clubs held at tha Casselberry
Woman'a Club.
A covered dish luncheon was
served.
Longwood women attending
w e n Mr*. Vesta Payne, Mrs.
Ida Stewart, Mrs. Loralne
Dunning, Mrs. Mabel Scherwin, Mrs. Elisabeth Hllle, Mrs.
Lillian Richards, Mr*. Leota
Putman, and Mrs. Ruth Ru
dolph.
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Bible School
By Jaao CaaaelWrry
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A Dally Vacation Bible
School will be held at Ascen
sion Lutheran Churtb, Cas
selberry, June T to II, Mon
day through Friday, from 9
to 11:16 a.m. Theme for the
school will be “ God's Children
Pray.**
T hen
will
be
singing,
Bible 8tudy, a r t w o r k ,
games, and an interesting
movie will be shows each
day.
Classes will be held for
children ages three through
fourteen. Cookies and soft
drinks will be served each
OFFICERS OF the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship o f Cnsselherry
Community Methodist Church installed were (front, from left) Alice
Harris, president; Carla Bielss, faith chairman; B. Wagner, vice presi
dent; (back) Karen Lyons, secretary; J. McClain, treasurer; Douglas
Bym, citizenship; Marilyn Mcsslck, fellowship, and Melcnda Casselberry,
outreach.
(Herald Photo)
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Wa art Hring in what, thank* to
th t abttaet o f a thooting war be.
tween any m ajor power*, automati
cally earn* the title o f peacetime.
Bat though the world it in no im
mediate danger o f dying from a nu
clear heart attack, it haa broken out
with a raah o f maasles, aaya Harlan
ClavaUnd, aaaiatant secretary o f
state fo r international organization
affairs.
There are (or were, aa o f the time
be spoke), 49 little ware, guerrilla
campaign* and border dlaputea cur
rently going on around the world.
One reason, he saya, ia the nuclear
I f testa being conducted around
the country prove out, our streeta
and highways may one day be manysplendored things o f different colors
— at least at interchanges and where
there is abrupt merging o f lanes or
a special traffic situation.
"Color-co-ordinated” roads, if they
come, will not be fo r aesthetic re*eons but fo r safety and to augment
tha signals, signs and warning de
vices that are now used.
Red pavement, for instance, would
alert a driver to an approaching top
or dangerous Intersection. Yellow
would mean a safety sons and blue
a school sons. On freeways, green
would indicate a through lane and
orange a deceleration lane or e x it
Political Notebook
Thif color code la only tentative
at present end wait* upon more
proof that it contributes to safety
and that colored paving material*
stand up to heavy wear.
Safety expert* report that the
evidence in so far ia in favor o f color.
Thought For Today
"B a t ask the beasts, and they will
teach you; the bird* o f tha air, and
they will tell you.” —Job 12:7.
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God stands as it were a handbreadth off, leaving his ereaturas
room to grow— Robert Browning,
19th century English author.
Lyle C . Wilson Soy»
‘Budget O f Timid Numbers’
liberals banded together Is tha President
Borne e f President John
son's best friends will be tell
ing him that he cannot build
hla proposed Great Society
on a skimpy federal spend
ing program o f only f 100
billion a year.
These friends o f LBJ are
the spokesman fo r Ameri
cana fo r Democratic Aetlon
(A D A ). ADA met In Wash
ington's Statler-llllton Hotel
in Its lBlh annual conven
tion.
ADA la a class organisa
tion long on bralne but with
political muscle. Its purpose
is to Influence the thinking
o f politicians and to direct
the votes o f the masses o f
the Americas people so that
A D A may realise Its own
objectives. These are eta tad
la He program.
"Americana fo r Democratic
Action la an organisation e f
help all mankind toward
freedom, Justice and pasca."
As * beginning, A DA is
committed to obtaining is tha
United Btataa tha total wel
fare state. I s a eonaervatlvaoriented account e f A DA ob
jective! written by James
Burnham fo r tho magasine,
National Saviaw, a p p e a r s
thla summary:
On every
specific issue In every field,
ADA supports government
control, planning, financing,
or takeover.
Such programs oost mon
ey and A DA beltevsa emphat
ically that Johnson is net
•pending e n o u g h . A DA's
opinion o f tho now Jobnsc t
budget is on record but eulJect to retlflontlsn. Tho ADA
National Board la February
praised LSJ’a policy o f com
passion but condemned tha
spending program by which
Herald Area Correspondents
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proposed to
translata his compassion In
to action.
Tha ADA board said LBJ’s
■pending program would nei
ther promote full employ
ment nor accomplish hla
dream o f a G n a t Society.
A DA called It a budget o f
timid numbers.
Tbs organisation's position
ia Important to tha taxpayers
because A D A aunty la tha
beat situated and probably
tha mast affactive o f tha
p n aaun groups seeking to
direct Johnson administra
tion policy. Tha late Presi
dent John. V. Kennedy per
mitted n flood tfda Infiltra
tion Ms A dm inistration by
ADA members. Johnson baa
not i svssaad that trend. On
tho oontary, ho invited for
mer A DA National Chairman
■ absrt H. Humphrey to be
hla rice presidential running
mat*.
Professional politicians, po
litical writer* and such will
b* alert to dataat LBJ'a re
action to tha ADA's consist
ent sniping at hla spending
programs. So far all Is
sweetness and light and Is
likely to continue so because
LBJ will not went to alienate
tha liberal lobby which can
■o effectively help him In
Congress end at the polls.
But Johnson bee staked hi*
own claim as a government
economiser, a protector o f
the taxpayers' internet.
Bo the President aoema to
bo In the middle with tho
ADA apenderbund on bis left
and balance - the - budget
conservative friends on his
right. The question arises:
Who will twist whoa* arm?
This is a situation which
might embarrass the Presi
dent but not on* which la
likely to do kirn much dam
age. Tha weakness o f ADA
is that It haa n* alternative
to Johnson. ADA's man Hum
phrey is not yet reedy.
F r i, Juno 4, 1966
By Welter C. Parke*
Employes complained that
cotton breaks wore keeping
them away at their desks.
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Friendship la one commod
ity hard to repair when brok-
Howard la pussled at the
widespread trend toward
eoclsliam an our college
camposee. Yet moot of ear
college* are meaumeota to
tha generality e f knslneas
end profeaelane! men wh*
wen their spare eat an the
real flrlag Ua* e f ear
splendid "free enterprise"
C A IB W -d tl: Howard 0 ,
aged M , la agency manager
for en Insurance firm.
"D r. Crane," he asked at
bis Rotary luncheon, "1 am
pussled at the very liberal
attltade o f so many college
professors.
"Why, I was a classmate
o f a brilliant boy ia college.
He mad* straight 'A ' grades,
too, though 1 wee hardly a
•B' student.
"A t graduation, I wanted
to get out upon the reel 'fir
ing line' of life, so 1 accepted
a sates offer from this Insur
ance company for which 1
am now the manager.
“ But my pal wee timid
about ealee work, so he de
rided to go on to graduate
school.
"Hi* high marks had made
It possible for him to win a
fellowship, so
hs finally
earned his Ph. D. degree.
"And ever sine* then he
has been teaching young col
lege students about American
business and economics.
"Y et he never In hie entire
life bee really been on the
firing line. He hasn’t bad to
meet payrolls or make night
calls to try to win a sals so
he'd be able to furnish food
for hla family.
"Y et be expounds about
business and In recent years
he has become bitter against
our Tree enterprise' system.
“ From hla lectures end
now hla recent t e x t b o o k
which ha authored, 1 would
rata him as a socialist.
"Y et It waa gifts from suc
cessful
American
business
man which M l only built tha
university which we attend
ed. hat even financed Ms
graduate fellowship.
"Bo 1 regard hla present
attack on our free enterprise
eyetam as an evidence o f
'biting the hand that fed
him,' don't y o u !
"D r. Craaa, haw da pan
psychologists explain t h a
widespread tondiasy o f ool-
er marks in college T
"So why ahould he be per*
mltted to get $20,000 per
year when I barely receive
half that salary ? "
Aa a result o f this line o f
thought, many a college profeasor grows bitter against
the "free enterprise" system,
So ho figures that socialIsm ia superior, for In eoclallam, the bureaucrats (end
college professors) thus retain n higher status.
They become little dletatore to the workers and bustness men who are then reglmented by tbs government
officials.
Sour grapes and envy are.
■I the bottom o f much o f
the
widespread
aoclalletlc
thinking by college profeesors.
They forget that they recclved education and fellowships because o f tho surplus
earnlnga o f the real fighters
out on the firing line o f our
competitive free enterprise
system.
So they actually try to hits
the hand that fed (and now
feeds) them I
(Always write to Dr.
Crane In car* o f this newspaper, one losing a tong
stamped, eddreeeed envelope and SO cents to cover
typlag and priatlag costa
when yon send for an* e f
hie booklets.)
In the beautiful
S
China and Algeria. When
Guevara left, hla house wa*
boarded up.
A short time back a car*
toon In one o f Havana's con
trolled papers mad* a play
on
the
word*
Argentine
(Guevara la from Argentina)
and stupid.
A paper In Paris recently
ran what was purported to be
a statement by Guevara slap
ping at Fidel.
Between March 14 and this
writing (two months) there
haa bean no word o f Guevara.
A fter returning from hla trip
ha disappeared Into alienee.
Tha U. S. government ia
known to be attempting to
find out where ha la and what
ha Is doing.
Guevara'a child was with
Fidel Caatro at Cuba’a May
Day celebration. But Guevara
was not scan.
Thar* have bean rumors ha
was ia the Dominican Repub
lic masterminding tha attempted coup, But at thla
writing there haa bean no
confirmation of those reports.
Ha has bean rumored dead,
but no facta back this up.
Ha la rumored to have been
at a meeting in Montevideo,
Uruguay, In April at which
Rad agents from Latin coun
tries mat with Communist un
derground d i r e c t o r s from
Furniture Co.
• Carpoia • Furniture
• Tito
• Pianos
• Rants] Bads
Cxechoilovakla, Poland and
tha Soviet Union.
The meeting, held In the
baaement o f the Ceech cmb on y , had two Cubana prel
ent and repreaantativca from
a number o f other Latin
land*, Including Argentina
and Braeil. An areoniat and
other activiits were at these
sessions.
Che Guevara differs from
Castro on e number o f key
iisuee. He’e openly for Red
Chine and Mao's way o f doing
things. For politlca-monatary
reasons, Caatro keeps hla
ties with the Soviet Union.
Guevara follow* e straight
party line. He's a doctrinaire
Communist. Though Red, Cas
tro
ia unpredictable.
He
jumps from thla to that.
Guevara i* a "cold flah,"
strongly bureaucratic, never
well-liked in Cuba. Castro la
dramatic and emotional.
The guessing her* la that if
Guevara has "moved on" from
his Cuban economic post, he
has shifted hla bass of oper
ation* to plotting for Red
take-overa
In
hemispheric
soft spots, wherever tha Reds
can take advantage o f a
crisis. Theoretician Guevara's
forte la getting In early and
planning revolts.
But whrr* Guevara la as o f
thla writing la conjecture. Ha
could turn up back In hla old
post in Cuba, In tha Domini
can Republic, or wherever
elao there'a trouble.
Wherever be la, Cuba or
elaewharo, Guevara'a personal
fight with Caatro la expected
to continue. Tha likely raaultt
moro Red activity in tha
hemisphere.
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20 Represent
Nazarenes At
Convention
John Birch Society
• Blasted By Speaker
By Dottle Austin
Activities and organisations
of the "ultra right wing" in
tha United States were de
scribed
and explained to
members of the Seminole
County Democratic Women's
Club by Robert Petree, Eng
lish Estates, treasurer of the
Florida Young Democrats.
Pentecostal
Church To Have
Aids Program
By Deoaa Estes
A program entitled "C hoice"
Will kick off Sheaths for Christ
at 7:30 p. m. today at the
First Pentecostal Church of
Longwood.
Proceeds
from
Sheaths for Christ, which is an
International program, sup
ports the Tupelo Children's
Mansion In Mississippi, the
Harvest Time Radio Show, and
missionaries serving abroad.
Conquerors Hal) has been
constructed during the past
year at the Children's Man
sion and contains a boys dor
mitory, kitchen, dining room,
and recreation area.
Donations received at to
night's program, conducted by
Mlaa Sibyl Grant assisted by
Mra. Evelyn McCleary, will
boost the Youth Camp fund.
Young people from the local
church will depart for the
camp In Ocala June 13.
The church also support*
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Seism
and family, mlsalonariei In
India.
Following the program a wa
termelon cutting will be held
In the church annex. Those at
tending may have all the wa
termelon they can eat.
Church To Vote
On Fund Drive
Holy Communion will be
celebrated at the 10:13 a. m,
worship service Sunday at
Messiah Lutheran Church at
the temporary meeting place
in the American Legion Home
In Fern Park.
Following the service there
will be a congregational meet
ing for the purpose o l approv
ing a resolution ol the church
council to secure services of
the Lutheran Layman's Move
ment for Stewardship to begin
a funding drive on Aug. B (or
the construction of the first
unit of the new church build
ing.
The church will be located
on property owned by the con
gregation on Highway 17-B3 in
Casselberry.
Messiah Church
Honors Pastor
Rev. Martin F. Fouta of
Messiah Lutheran Church of
Casselberry was honored last
Sunday by the congregation on
the occasion of the 33th anni
versary of his ordination In the
ministry.
Robert Tucker, vice presi
dent of the church council, pre
sented him, on behalf of the
congregation, a chest contain
ing 33 silver dollars and a
purse.
Altar flowera were placed In
his honor by hi* three sons,
Rev. Martin F. Fouti Jr. of
St. Clair Shores, Mich, and
David and Mark, both atudents
living at borne, and three
grandchildren.
Rev. Fouta came to MsggUb
last fall from Gethesame Luthem Church in Indianapolis,
lod., and previously served
churches in Michigan and
Pennsylvania.
K C ’s To Have
Family Picnic
Knight o f Columbus will
hold • family picnle Sunday
beginning at noon at Donald
LcFila
ranch, four miles
north o f Ostsen on Hwy. 415.
All m * m b a r ■ o f the
Knights and their families
era invited aa wall aa any
Catholic man in tha area in
terested in membership in
the organisation Those at
tending era requested to
bring a covered dish plus n
meat dish fo r their family.
Those wishing to bring dee•art may do as. Entertain-
will to provided.
"The John Birch Society
professes to hate Communism
and love America, but its o r
sanitation is run along author
Harlan, undemocratic lines,
similar to that o f Commu
nism ," Petree charged.
"T o the Blrchers, if you do
not swallow their doctrine and
believe all that they tell you,
you are suspected o f being a
Communist. They have flood
ed the nation with propaganda
designed to shatter the faith
of Americans In their present
form of government, from the
school board to the national
presidency," Petree declared.
“ With their militant, fa
natical, monolithi* precepts
the Birch Society la as great
a threat to the Democratic
form of government aa Is
Communism. Their attacks
are alao aimed at the church
es and the armed forces for
they charge that all these or
ganizations are Communistdominated. But they have fail
ed to prove any of these alle
gations," the speaker contin
ued.
New members accepted into
the club Included Mrs. Gordon
Frederick. Mrs. Thomas Gal
lagher, Mrs. Albert Fitts,
Mrs. Frank Donahoe and Mra.
Frank Swancar. Sustaining
member! are Mrs. Arthur
Beckwith Jr., Mr*. Camilla
Bruce and Mra. Luring Burgeaa.
Mra. W. Vincent Roberta,
president, announced t h a t
Sept. 13 la the deadline lot
obtaining new memberships,
with a prize to be awsrded to
the top recruiter. Secretary's
report was given by Mrs.
Jane Adrtatlco and treasur
er'a report by Mr*. Walter
Glclow. Mra. Kathleen Reynolda reported on the recent
district meeting In New Smyr
na Beach and reminded m em
ber! that the next meeting
will be Sept. U in Daytona
Beach.
Registration
Open To Church
Kindergarten
Registrations are now being
taken for the weekday kinder
garten to open In September
at the Casselberry Community
Methodist Church.
Classes will be held from 9
a. m. until noon, Monday
through Friday, for children
who will be entering first
grade in the fall of IBM.
Mrs. Maxine Edmlston of
Casselberry, a certified teach
er, has been selected as dir
ector of the kindergarten.
Interested parents should
call the church office for in
formation.
Optimists Plan
Sou-Sem Group
Organisational meeting to
form a South Seminole Opt!
mist Club will be held at the
TradeWlnds C a f e t e r i a In
Seminole Plaxa at 7 p. ra. Mon
day.
The announcement waa made
by Guy Sandbar*, president of
the North Orlando Optimist
Club.
Sandberg Invited any person
who Is Interested in joining the
organisation to attend the
meeting. He pointed out that
the club la a leading civic or
ganlxatlon aod one o f their
primary activities la the spon
sorship of youth activities.
THREATS POSED by ultra right wing propa
ganda in the United States wns the subject o f a
recent talk by Robert Petree before the Semi
nole County Democratic Women's Club. Mrs.
W. Vincent Roberts is president o f the club.
(Herald Photo)
Presbyterian
Graduates To
Be Honored
First Presbyterian Church
o f Sanford will recognize It*
high school grailuntt-A with
the presentation of New Tes
taments at tha 10 a.m. serv
ice.
In the group are Norma
Adams. Lynn tlsumann, Su
san Burgess, Buddy Burton,
Pat Chambers, Gary Gunns,
Ronnie Hall, Bobby Hender
son, Charles Hunter, Genl
Klinefelter, Dave Lanier, An
dy Lyon, Helen Mann, Sher
ry Marnzita, Tom Milwee,
Penny Nichols, Bette Odham;
Also, Sua Orseno, Linda
Parnell, Diane Powell, Bobby
numbley, Kristie Schllke, Bill
Stemper and April Whitting
ton.
Chapel To Have
Annual Program
Church School departments
o f the Altamonte Spring*
Community Chapel will have
their annual children's day
program at 0:30 a.m. Sunday
with all classes participating.
Special awards and recog
nitions will be made and Bi
bles will be presented.
Starting this Sunday, only
the 0:3n a.m. worship service
will be conducted until next
fall.
An
"Appreciation
Day"
covered dish supper will be
held at G p.m. at the ehnprl
honoring all church school
teachers and officers.
A meeting la scheduled at
7:30 p.m. of the church coun
cil which includes the pastor,
moderator, treasurer, clerk,
Church School superintendent,
youth director, trustees, dea
con*, president o f the Wom
an's Service Circle, and teach
ers. Members o f the chapel
also are invited to attend.
Immediately f o l l o w i n g ,
there will be • meeting of
tha board o f deacons, tha
board o f trustees, and the
Committee o l Chriatian Edu
cation.
Jaycees Slate
Installation
Frank Finch will be installed as president of the Sanford-Scmlnole Jaycees at •
banquet at the Police Benevo
lent Association Building on
Lake Monroe Saturday night.
Officiating at tho ceremon
ies will be Robert Keezel of
Winter Park, past district vice
president of tho Florida Jay
cees. Banquet hour has been
set for 7:30 p. m. with installa
tion and social activities fol
lowing.
Other new officers will be
James Rowe, first vice presi
Grace Methodist Church will dent; David Berrien, second
honor its high school seniors vice president; Wayne Albert,
at the morning worship ser third vice president; James
vice this Sunday. Tha Sacra McKee, treasurer and William
ment o f Holy Communion will Reck, secretary.
be obierved. At that time,
the graduates will receive
Communion In a group, and
the pastor, Rev. John H. Hires
Jr. will give a prayer o f dedi
cation la their honor.
Newly elected officiate of
Eighteen members Df Grace
Bear Lake Methodist Church
Church are la the graduating
will be Installed following
class at Seminole High School,
the Sunday morning aervice.
the largest number since the
There also will be baptism o f
church was established seven
Infants.
years ago.
Rev. William Irwin will
Rev. Hina will leave Sun
preside
this week, officiating
day to attend the Florida An
nual Conference of The Meth for hla last tima before re
odist Church at Florida South turning to retirement status.
Tha church's Women’s So
ern College, Lakeland. Attend
ciety
o f Chriatian Service
ing aa a delegate from Grace
Church will bo M n . Robert will meet at > pun. next
Bennett, with Mr. and Mra. Thursday a t tha home o f
Roy Wall aa aUenute dels- Mrs. Luthar Milas, SBg Jewel
Drive, Forest City.**
Grace Church
Church Officers
To Be Installed
Mrs. Williams
On Faculty For
Baptist Study
Mr*. H. Page Williams,
wife of the Minister o f Ed
ucation of Pinecrest Baptist
Church, will be one o f many
on the faculty o f the DcLand
Baptist Assembly at Stetson
University In DcLand, June
12-17.
Mrs. William* la known for
her ability in teaching as she
has taught study courses
throughout I-ake County and
the Miami area as both Associational and State approv
ed worker.
She attended S t e t s o n ,
Georgetown
University
In
Kentucky, and the New Or
leans Baptist Theological Se
minary. She la more wide
ly known aa a teacher for
Young People, having writ
ten several articles which
hsve been published In her
experiences and relationship
to them.
The DcLand Assembly Is
designed for youth lietween
14-24 who are member* of
Baptist Churches in order to
hetp them have better Train
ing Union Departments snd
to enrnurngo them for selectIng colleges or their vocation
in life. It also strengthens
their spiritual growth.
Twenty delegates and vis
itor* from Sanford Church of
tha Natarene attended the re*
cent S lit annual assembly and
conventions in Jacksonville.
In the local group were
Rev, and Mrs. Paul Blckai
and Cindy, Myrtle Wlcnnam,
Lily Spivey, Bill Cook, Mr.
and Mra. Norman Presley
and Freddie, Mr. and M n.
Jarret Smith, Art Cornett,
Hilda Smith, Etta Mae I.am>
pert, Bill Pickrni, Ed Hani,
Alex Sabo, Evelyn and Kay
Sandifer, and Mra. A. Booth.
The Florida Diitrlct of the
Church o f the Naiarrne con
ducted Ordination Service!
Tucaday evening, May 25, at
which time two former mem
ber! of the local church were
ordained, Rev. W. L. Hot.
combe, now serving the Lake
Mary church, and Rev. A l
bert Green of the Lancaatcr
Road church In Orlando,
'Appreciation Sale'
taged B y Firestone
(SENE LANGER, Firestone Store manager,
gets ready to make n practice run in prepara
tion for tonight's bicycle race down First Street.
The race will be the highlight o f Fircstone'a
Ill-hour Customer Appreciation sale,
(Herald Photo)
Firestone store at Flrit heu. Florida Fnblie Utilities
Street and French Avenue la manager; DeWItt Mathews,
holding a 34-hour customer auditor for Sanford Atlantia
appreciation aale beginning National Bank; Robert Shodthis morning and lasting un don, Southern Bell Telephone
til 0 p.m. Saturday.
Company manager, and Mar
To show appreciation for garet Quarles, home service
the "m any fine customer* we representative, Florida Power
hare," Firestone will offer all and Light Company and Laa
types of merchandise at tre ger.
mendous savings, according
The race will run from Park
lo store manager Gene Lan- Avenue and First Street to the
ger.
Firestone store. The winner of
A portable TV set or a set the race will receive • golf
of Firestone "500" nylon tires cart and golf bag.
will be given away as grand
Free coffee, donuts and aoft
prize. Many other articles will drinks will be given away d u r
be given away each hour ol ing the appreciation sate.
the sale.
Special feature of the 34California's Mono Lake (of
hour event will be a midnight
bicycle race Friday, pitting ten called America's Dead
William Frassa, Klwanli Club Sea) la so salty that practic
prcaldont and manager ol ally nothing can live In its
Southern Loan; Arthur Me- waters.
Chamnationally
tha AtClub,
N. J-, on Sunday,
SANFOKl) NAVAL ACADEMY awarded diplomas Fridny
to 24 eighth grade students, promoting them from lower form
to upper form in ceremonies at Commodore Harry Hall (form
erly Mayfair Inn). On the front row (from left) arc students
from the Sanford area; John Johnson, Paid Knowles, Ivan
Bittlck, Christopher Parry, Gordon Kellott, Steven Woodall,
John Wl»
Poole. Oil
James Do
liam McN
Scott Sim
Linuberry
SUNDAY
JUNE
6th
O N LY
Barnett Church
Sets School
By Mra. Ritchie Harris
Vacation Church School nt
Barnett Memorial Methodist
Church in Enterprise will
open Monday with claaies
s c h e d u l e d daily, Monday
through Friday, from 0 until
11 a.m., through June IB.
Plana for the school were
completed recently at a spe
cial meeting at the home o f
Mlaa Doris Faber. Classes
and their Instructors will be
kindergarten,
Mias Faber;
primary, Sira. Theresa Coullette; grsdes three and four,
Mra. Catherine Delehantey,
and grades five and six, Mra.
Mickey Nutt.
Volunteer workers will as
sist In each class and in ov
erall details o f conducting
th* school. Anyone wishing
to help is asked to contact
Mrs. Merle Winkler, church
school superintendent.
First Baptist
To Honor 31
Graduates
First Baptist Church o f
Sanford will honor 31 Sem
inole High School graduates
Sunday. Senior* who are
members o f the Church or
Sunday School will alt In a
reserved section and be rec
ognised at the II a.m. wor
ship service.
Following th* acnrlr* tha
aeinore and their parents will
be honored guests at a lunch
eon served in tha church's
fellowship hall. Teachers and
officers o f the single young
peoples Sunday 8chool and
Training Union are also to
be gueeta fo r the luncheon.
Rav. Fred B. Chance, past
or, will present sack senior
with a g ift from the Church.
Specie! music will be present
ed by Gerald Covington. Rev.
B. H. Griffin, pastor o f the
E l d a r Springs B a p t i s t
Church, will be guest speak
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Admission*
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IF IT’S FAMILY-STYLE
dining you are looking for you
will find no better place than
the TnADEWINDS CAFETER
LA in Seminole Plata. Lunch
eon 1* aerved from It a. m. to
2:13 p. m, and dinner from
4:30 to • p. m. The TradeWlnd*
la io convenient to shopping,
movie* and service establish
ment*, you'll find It's right on
your way, coming or going.
If you art In a hurry, It's
Ideal, no long waits for service
Everything li ready for your
selection, displayed In appetii
lng array right before your
eye*.
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DO YOU HAVE a big appeliter Calorie* no problem?
Then hurry on out to the
PINECREST INN on Friday
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Co-Fostnre I I iN only
te u g ls it
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TH E WORLD OF
HENRY ORIENT*
IN COLOR
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TWILIGHT TIME is happy (rtt music "on tha bouse."
tlffl* at tbs CARIBE LOUNGE They juit won't taka your dims
and you can punch the buttons
la the V sldst Hotel—''specially
to your heart’s content—lis
for ladles who only have to ten to all your favorit* tunes
pay one cent per year of their or dance th* evening away.
age for their drinks during th* Right In the heart of down
happy hour. Friday night you town Sanford—«o convenient,
night aad taka advantage of have th* added attraction of cool and Inviting.
their all-you-cen-oat flab din
tier. Your boats, Maxine and
Bob Hancock serve this com
plete meal family styla in big
stealing platters and bowls so
that you can Juit help your
Y oer Favorite
self to a* many sarvlngs as
Mated lee Nightly
you can eat. Special pricei for
In Th* Lamplighter Lounge
children'* amaller appetite*
and don't forget to save a lit
tle room for tome of their deli
cious dessert* of home-made
plea and cakci.
Steak House
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Central Florida’s Oldest ft Finest
ARE YOU ONE who prefers
romantic atmosphere while
you dine? Then you will Ilk*
FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE
In Fern Park. Three dining
rooms for your convenience,
Including the newest, the Gai
light Room, all dona In the
CAFETERIAS
warmth of early American
Teeadey t ,w l*| Ige*M • • 10-e*. New YeA Ur
style. There you will find Bill
iel* IMe ceeled te ymm order fer ee*r 7*eAdler with hi* violin, adding to
Then toy m§M I* 'Teetlty atflH" with free deethe charm and romance of
,n‘ I it "sleek night" - ■ Ms 4Mh. Tcandlelight and gaslight, with
Sees I n k anted te yeer order tor eety 81.00.
hte soothing and delightful vio
IUNCMMWi If AAi-tillPJL0SSmSidA*FJ4-li*SPALi
lin melodies. In tha Lamp
lighter Lounge, you can take
your choice of relaxing, or
swinging to tha piano tune*
with your requests. Always
watching over your conven
ience and eomfort are your
hosts Fran and Steve La risen.
Freddie's
DANCING
Legal Notice
Dorothy Hartafield and baby
girl, Rosa Knight, David May
Hr, Raymond Outler, Marla
Perex, Roberta Pittman, Don
na Southward, Elalna Smith,
Sanford; Leonard Cotton, A l
tamonte Spring*; Gunnar J.
Thompson, D«Bary; R o i l
Louis* Doyle, Osteen.
JUNE I, INS
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NOTICH OP a a t.R
NOTICH IB H K llEBY OtVEN
that on (h e Ilth day o f June,
IIS] e t 11:41 A. M. at (h* West
d o o r o f the Court llnuaa e f
Bemlnol* County, e l Benfor/I,
Florida, th* underelgned Clerk
w ill o ffe r fo r aal* th* fo llo w
in g deiorlbed reel property)
Lot I f , B lock II. WOODM RnK PA R K Ind IIHPLAT
ecoord ln g to ptet (h ereof
recorded In Piet B ook 11,
p e l* Tl, Publlo R ecords of
Bemlnol* County, Florida
to io th e r w ith etl structure*.
Improvem ent*, flaturea, epp ll■ncre, end appurtenance* on
•aid land o r u ,ed In con ju n c
tion therew ith.
The a fo rrie td eale wilt be
made pursuant to • final d e
cree o f foreclosu re entered la
ford, a boy,
Chancery A ction No. l t u s now
Dlachargfe
pending In the Circuit Court
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Joyce Baker, Buster Bar oo ff the
and fo r ■•mlnole County,
ton,
Mary
Ann
Brinson, Florida.
D ated thl* le t da y o f June,
James Davis, Coe P. Engle,
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT!
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COCKTAIL HOUR
DAILY 4:30 TO 0:30 P.M.
TO THE LADIES
DRINKS — lc
par ysor o f
your ac«t
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(B E A D
Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr.,
Clerk o f the C ircuit Court
B y: Martha T. Vlhlen
Deputy Clerk
van den Berg * d a y
Attorney* fo r 1'lebttlff
II I East Church Street
44* First F ederal B ulldleg
Orlando, Florida
PublUh June 4, t i l l
CDN-t
VALDEZ HOTEL
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
OPEN TIL t AM. NIGHTLY
Adntiiim
L u l u Jordan, M a b e 11
Thomai, Minnie Millar, Elkanery DeBose, James R. Ste
wart, Irena Raines, John L.
Sims, Revonda Joilyn Caldewell, Todd Patrick Sullivan,
Alvan Lucas, Sherri Lae, San
ford; Nettle Perdue, Chuluota;
Theodore Leigh, DeBary; Fan
nie Gelgher, Geneva; Olann
Alexander. Annie Mae Wil
liams, Lake Monroe; Joe H.
Miller, ML Dora; Gertrude
Muller, Orange City; Daniel
LeRoy Morris, Satxuma; Ro
bert T. Whearty, Bron*, N. Y.
Patricia WiMeman, Ralph
Fowler, Jay Mellinger, Thom
as Allan Kelly, Dixie Jenninge, !^>l» Griff*, Richard
Black, Thomai Lovett*, Em
ily Dubose, Lewie Alexander,
Dorlx Lee, Loretta White,
Sanford;
Daniel
Dcmiond,
Charlotte F 1 ■ c h e r , Lake
Mary; Alire O'Dell, Lake
Monroe; Mary Lee Brown,
Longwood; John llcnry Lee,
Mint*.
Birth*
Mr. and Mra. l-awrence D.
White, Sanford, a girl; Hr.
Mr. and Mra. Sammy Lee
and Mra. Tyron* Lee, San- Williams, Lain Monroe, a boy.
FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL!
FISH F R Y
A LL YOU CAN E A T ADULTS
$|3S
HI S I INN
CHILDREN
t l OR UNDER
$|00
Colo Slav
Kroneh Frion
Grits
Basil Papplsa
RoUaJi Troy
Cnffoo Or Tm
Owned ft Operated
Lev
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Disney
Film At
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ftr a U
"Thot* C inow ijri," t h a
story of IB outdoor* Vermont
family filmed by Walt Dlmey,
will open at Movleland DriveIn Theatre Sunday for a
three-night ran.
Th* Dlmey film it a n Brian
Keith, Vera Mile*, Brandon
f i k . r - - , }
da Wilde, Walter Brennan and
; jK S iW f .y ♦ . .
f - V * , v 4 J 1b
Ed Wynn and ii produced In
Technicolor,
Th* atory 1* about a elmpla
POWERFUL DRAMA la anaetad by Brian
woodeman and hie proud fam
Kalth and Vara Milan, who portray a proud,
ily who put everythin! they
own on the block to protect
. lndapendent outdoonmaa and hia wifa In Walt
the great flocka o f wild geeae
'^Uaney’s "Thoaa Calloways." Tha Tachnicolor
that eran their iky.
°*,vture alio atari Brandon da Witda and Linda
" T h o a a Calloway*" are
WOt- '«. It opana at Movialand Drlvs-In Theatra
- ach..
character* with a 800-pound
w ou ld
bear in tha cellar, a loudoranga
ion lana o T o f l l
m r.T S S il sleuthed crow In tha kitchen
and a lop-aarad hound dog
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FOR YOUR ENTERTAINM ENT!
“THE ASTRONUTS”
STARRING CHIPS WALKER
AND
BUDDY HELLER
• NIGHTS PER WEEK
8:00 P.M. TIL 1:00 A.M.
IF YOUR TIME IS LIMITED AT LUNCHEON WE
INVITE YOU TO WALK IN AND TRY ONE OF
OUR READY SERVED—READY TO E A T ...
COLD SALAD PLATES!
BUSINESS MEN’S
ILUNCHEON
• a m i Dally 11:10 A J L — 2:80 PJL
PARTIES WELCOMED
SPECIALISING IN THE
FINEST STEAKS
and SEAFOOD
u d at t fc a ____________ _
»ric« to Caatval Florida
°P®N DAILY n :00 A M . HD 2:00 AJI.
"CATERING A SPECIALTY*
C a fiA i
RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE
2144 M i Dr.
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(DsuaJt Gbby:
D E A R A B B T i My
Franeh poodle fa going to
bo four yaara old n«xt Sun
day. I would Ilka to (Ira
bar a aurprlaa birthday
party and invito aoroa of
bar littia playmates. Chart
tou t Just an ordinary d o r
Sha'a an aristocrat and I
have tba pa para to prova i t
What should I u n r i T Hava
you any cut* original idaaa
fo r a party o f thia kind?
CHERTS MADAME
DEAR MADAME: I f you
really want to put on the
dog, make it black tie.
Berra a "birthday cake"
made o f ground airloln,
and dacorata It with crushad dog blaculta. And aa fo r
Chcrl'a
"papers,"
better
put then on the floor.
By Abigail Van Buren
DEAR ABBY: Mina la a
tremandoualy aerloua prob
lem which facea many
woman today. I'm aura.
I*ro been married SS y e a n
and hare bean a good wifo
and mother. Thera ware al
ways cooklea In the cookie
jar, fraahly dona laundry
in the drawire, and I've
alwaya been boma to taka
care o f the children. I've
loved every minute o f it,
but my youngeit la now 14,
and nobody realty naada
me any more. I am weary
o f the home-making rou
tine, and long to taka art
loaaona, and hava pretty
clothea, new furniture and
more thlnga fo r the chil
dren, etc. My huabend la a
wonderful, kind man who
ddqhlighii
T V Time Previews
10-11 P.M. NBC. Jaek Paar another vielt to one o f tho
program
(Color)
(Rerun). etapla aourcaa o f thia pro
One o f Paor’a beat ahowa, gram's material, Copanhagan'a
with loada o f firat-claat enter Circus Schumann. Tha foot
tainment. Surpriae o f the hour ball-playing dog act is ona o f
ia beautiful Eltana Pittman,
whoae Interpretation of “ The
Girl From Ipanema" la a
■how-atopper. Her father, e x
patriate American Jaaa mualclan doea "Hello Dolly" a la
Loula and then give* a demon■tratlon o f vlrtuoao aoprano
aax playing. There*! a very
funny aequence Involving Paar
and a mannequin dreaaed in a
topleaa bathing ault, and baeeball wit Joe Geragiola engagea
Jack in a funny convaraation
on baaebalL The good humor
continual aa Malcolm Muggerldge compare! our election
with the Brltlah election. Alao
on the ahow la Jackie Vernon
with a etand-up monologue.
7:30*8:80 P.M. CBS. Rawhide. "The Loat Herd." (Rerun) Better than average
amount o f auapenae. Trail
boaa Gil Favor’a In hot water
again. Ilia job'a on the line
when the Cattlemen'! Aaaoclation queationa hla Judgment In
driving hla herd over a treacharoua mountain paaa, which
reaulta in tragedy aa a a to m
atampedea moat o f the cattle
over a cliff. Hia own drover*
believe ha waa reck!eta and
ha doean’t gat much moral
support, at firat from hla
truated Ramrod Rowdy Yatea.
Bill Willlaraa, uaually caat In
htrole rolea, ia Interaatlng aa
Bickla, trail boaa o f a rival
bard.
1:30-8:80 P.M. NBC. Internetionat Showtime. "Jolly Jut
land Circus" (Rerun) Don't let
the title throw you, thia ia juat
provide! adequately fo r ua,
but wo'vo never had any
little luxuries or tripe. I
want to go to work. I
know I could get a good
office Job. I'm a college
graduate. My huaband la
■gainat it. Ho wanta mo to
wait until tho youngeit la
gone. I l l bo 80, and who
would hire me then? l i n t
it unfair o f him to expect
me to atay home and bake
cooklea that nobody wanta
anyhow, and keep on clean
ing houae over and ever
when 1 could hire aomeono
elao to do It for mo? With
tba extra Income we could
hava two children In col
lege comfortably. What do
you think, A bby?
RABIN1 TO GO
•van niera than eh* does at
tha proapact. Soma wild light
gaga in thia ona,
9:80-10 P.M. NBC Jack
Bonny. (Rerun) A frantic outtha beet and there art tome Ing with the moat relaxed mo
good comedy momenta with ments coming from Andy W il
the elephants. The balance of liams songs. Tha plot, If you
the ahow ia devoted to aero- are willing to call It that,
batlca and t y p i c a l down flnda Andy guesting on Jack'a
ahow and then letting hlmielf
comedy.
8-8:30 P.M. ABC. The Farm- be conned into appearing at
cr'a Daughter. "Rich Man, the opening of a market, com
plete with Jack'a violin and
Poor Man." (Rarun) Oddball
Andy's voice. In addition to
millionaire Paul Lynde, who’a Jack and Andy, there's an allmore c o n c e r n e d with hla itar cast o f chicken feet and
poodlt'a hair-do than with tho flab heada, and maybe juet a
world'a problem*, descend* on touch o f "M oon Liver."
tha Moraly houaehold and
9:80-10 P.M. ABC. FDR.
flnda himself under Katy's in "Tha Vital Fores." Thle epi
fluence. Chances are hall sode deala with FDR'a at
never bo tha aarne.
tempt* to cope with the many
8:30-9 P.M. CBS Cara W il problems which have bur
liams ahow. "The Wadding geoned on tha home front while
Rehearsal." (Rarun) Anothar all attention hea bean concen
comedy ahow dependent on trated on the war. A warflashbacks. Thia re Urea tha weary FDR attempts to heal
day Frank and Cara mat at the fences and at tha same
anothar couple's Ill-starred tin * announces hie fourth
wadding rehaarsat. There's a term candidacy. It's tha be
cut* aequence Involving their ginning o f tho and and, in
•hort-livad courtship and a retrospect, should hava been
broad elapstlck seen* when wen by more people.
they dlecover they're both
10-11:80 P.M. CBS Mlsa
working fo r the tame com USA Beauty Pageant Wall
pany In deflanes o f Frank's after all, the weather has
new ruling foihlddlng auch turned warm. Thia program
goings on.
offers you 90 antl-Intallaetual
8:30-9 P.M. The Addama minutes during which to gawk
Family. "Lurch Laarna to at aome pretty girl* who'll
Dance." (Rerun) Pure insani alao come up with soma stock
ty aa tha family decides Lurch answers to aotne stock ques
should get out to functions tions. The winner moves on
like the Butler's Ball and It to tho Mias Untvarsa Pageant
would help If ha learned to Making you appreciate the op
dance. Penny Parker has a portunity o f girl - watching
good bit aa a petrified Murr- will be tha thrill-packed com
arthur dance Instructor sent mentary o f John Daly, Bally
ever to teach Lurch and Ted Apn Howca, Jack Llnklettcr
C m ld y la funny aa h* auffera and Pat Boone.
DEAR RAR1N": W HY
dots your husband object?
(Thia
ia importanL)
I
think ho la wrong If ha
wants to keep you cloee to
home for only erlflah rea
son*. But the moat import
ant thing In your Ufa la
your relationship with your
husband. And if you can't
make him are it your way
and let you go to work
with hla sincere approval,
then give up the Idea.
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D E A R A B B Y : Ever
lines Bud and I have been
married ws have Invited
hla parents to our home
every Sunday fo r dinner.
Bud told me that next Sun
day some of hla buaineii
friends will be In town
with their wires, and ha
wanted me to prepare a
files Sunday dlnnar for
them. He asked me pleas*
to call hla mother and ask
her and Dad If they would
com* to dlnnar on Friday
instead because we were
going to entertain some
buaineii friends on Sunday,
I did aa Bud asked ms to
do, and hla mother said if
aha and Dad weren’t good
enough for Bud's business
friends on Sunday, they
didn’t care to come on Fri
day. Then she slammed tha
receiver down, I tried to
call her hack but aha
wouldn't answer tha phone.
Why ahould she be ao un
reasonable? She knows wa
have a amnll apartment
with only six dining room
chairs. 1 railed my husbnnd
and told him what happen
ed end ho told me to for
get It! How can I forget
it? I don't want hard feel
ings with my in-lawe, Ab
by. I’m Juat alck over this.
What should I do?
BUD'S WIFE
DEAR W IFE: W# all
have " o f f days," Your
mother • In - law apparently
had one. Listen to your
husband, dear. He knows
hla mother better than you
do.
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Jon* 4, 1968 — Pa*o T
Cde Jhs. Woman:
"Vanity is a miracle drug."
I cams across that 1UU* gem
of wisdom In a piece of fic
tion.
But there's no fiction about
that particular itatamant. You
know it's true.
There's the woman facing
a major operation who knows
that before aha goes to the
hospital aba simply must get
to the beauty aalon. And aura
enough—th* becoming tutlrdo
does wonders for bar morale.
Thera's th* husband rb o has
to be dragged to o party bocause ha has hod such a
rough day at tho office. But
a pretty eompttaast or two
from an attractive woman can
chaaa that tlrad fooling ao
quickly that la tho and hia
wife hag to drag him AWAY
from tho party.
Thera’a tho active clubwo
man who haa mad* up her
a
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ship* on Wednesday with a
clocking of 8 hours, II minutes
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hour. Then ah# moves like a
dynamo—straightening up the
house, whipping up something
to serve and making herself
presentable.
Thera'e the little boy who
skins hla knee sad whose walls
o f pain a n miraculously stop
ped by a father's reminder
that "big boys don't cry ."
There’s tho stiff upper Up
that is maintained by the
thought, " I mustn't tot any
one see me go to piacei."
Sura, vanity is a miracle
drug. What would wo aver do
without It?
SUN DAY
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words about how no otto olao
could possibly do a particular
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wind and la all not to take
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In the first days of contract
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(he more you bid, the more
South held a minimum opening
you had. Thus, the raise from
with the right cards the game
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one spade to four apades waa
would make easily. He would
MS
a stronger bid than the raise
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from one epade to three
might make five clubs or five
spade*. It also showed a very
heart* against him ao that his
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this practice today and North's,
one of dummy's duba on hla
jump to four apades would be pert group. The bid would be thigh heart! and ruff out two
the unanimous bid of any ex-1 a gamble hut a good one. Icluba and g heart.
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block to aucceaa la hla
head.
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Luncheon Honors Miss Linda Robson
Mrs. Robert C. Wyche end
daughter, M arline, compli
mented Mis* Linda Hobson
with e graduation luncheon
at Spencer's Restaurant Sat*
today at X p.m.
I b * boeoree wore a light
blue embroidery t r i m m e d
sheath and a blue and white
carnation corsage, a gift from
the hostess. Marian* present
ed her with a leather bound
picture portfolio as a gradua
tion gift.
Each guest received as a
graduation gift, a beautiful
mem o book embossed in as
sorted floral designs. All gifts
were wrapped in white with
blue satin ribbon bows. Favorplace cards were black grad
uate eap silhouettes.
Tbs luncheon centerpiece
was an attractive arrange
ment o f blue and white pom
poms, leather leaf fern and
baby's breath.
The menu included lobster
and shrimp with all the trim
mings and a choice of assort
ed leas and ice cream.
Gassmatea Invited to share
the event with Linda were the
Misses Michele Jones, Bette
Odliam, Angela Hurt, Kathy
Butler and Pat McGuire.
GATHERED AROUND the table at a graduation luncheon compli
menting Mins Linda Robson are seated from left, Mrs. Robert C. Wychc,
hostess, the honorce, Miss Robson; and Michele Jones. Standing, co-hos
tess, Mariano Wyche, Kathy Butler, Angela Hurt and Pat McGuire.
ENTERPRISE PERSONALS
B y Mrs. Ritchie I ! i n i s
Cindy Lea Harris, daughter
ef Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har
ris, of Fern Park, was recent
ly featured in a danca recital
In Winter Park with the stu
dents o f Dorothy Detloughton.
Attending the recital were
Cindy's
grandparents,
Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harris; her
great grandmother, Mrs. W.
P . Snodgrass, Elkton, Md.,
and Miss Helen Snodgrass.
Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayllaes
o f Altamonte Springs Joined
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Henderson, and bro
ther, Howard Henderson, in
observing
Mr.
Henderson's klson and Mr. and Mra. Allen
birthday recently with a fam Sain.
ily dinner.
Mr. and Mra. Jerry Multln
Mrs, Lois Brooke observed of Richmond, V i., were re
her birthday May 23 and also cent houicguests of Mra. Vera
her retirement as postmaster Keene.
of Osteen for 17 years. Her
daughters, Mrs. Marian Brad- Mrs. W. P. Snodgrass has
dock, Mrs. Virginia Stowoll eturned to her home In Elkand Mrs, Margie Young, en ton, Md., after visiting with
Fred
tertained at a celebration In her daughters, Mrs.
her honor at Uio Brsddock Harris and Miss Helen Snod
home. Among tho other guests grass.
were Mrs. Bertha Brown, lis
Among plants, fern* lieter o f the honorce, Gary
Brown, M. Chcvoi, Mr. and long to the third division of
Mrs. Tommy Orr and family, the plant kingdom, the pterlBrenda, Arlene and Mike Ad- dophtes.
Rehearsal Supper
Fetes Mays-UIrey
and Mrs. F. G. Quarles, I Upon graduation,
Wedding Party ef Mr.
Kingsport, Tenn., announce awarded a teaching
Miss Margaret Ann Quarles Engaged
By Evelyn Lundy
The W. H. Martin home In
Oviedo w ai the scene of a
lovely wedding rehearsal sup
per recently. The affair was
to honor the members of the
Mays-UIrey wedding party.
Mr. and Mrs. John Evsns
and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr.
were the other hosts assisting
the Martins.
Quantities of roses were
used in lavish arrangements
on the beautiful patio by the
pool where the guests were
served.
Those enjoying the delight
ful supper were Miss Sandra
Mays, bride-elect, tnd her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil
M sys; Jerry Ulrcy, groomelect, and his parents, Mr.
snd Mrs. Don Ulrey; Miss
Gay Ulrey, Miss Anne Mar
tin, Mrs. Wilms Colbert and
son, Billy, Mrs. Rosie Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Staley,
Walter Teague Jr., Johnny
Courier, Rev. snd Mrs. J.
Jernigan,
Michael
Ogilble,
Charles Evans and George
Martin.
Swim Party
Given Graduates
Miss Susan Stein
In Lake Monroe
Ends Duties As
By Mrs. II. L. Johnson
The pool of the James Giles
Rainbow Head
home In Lake Monroe was the
Susan Stein recently per
formed her last duty *■
Worthy Advisor of Sanford Asoembly No. 23 Order of Rain
bow for Girls.
She and sia other members
of the local Assembly and
Mrs. K a t h l e e n Reynolds,
MotJier Advisor, visited the
New Smyrna Assembly for
Friendship Night.
Miss Stein recently conduct
ed her last meeting which in
cluded election of officers.
Her last few weeks in office
were filled with ■ chain of
eventful activities.
Tho group attended First
Baptist Church for a comhin
cd service and at noon the
same day departed for New
Smyrna Beach In a motorcade
for a beach party.
They participated In the
cancer drive and visited with
three other assemblies for
Friendship Nights. On April
26, Susan initiated the new
members accepted into the
Sanrord Assembly during her
term of office.
With all good wishes, she re
linquishes her gavel to the
new Worthy Advisor and new
alate of officers of the Sanford
Assembly,
scene of a recent swimming
party honoring June gradu
ates, Betty Turner snd Far
rell Hickson. The afternoon
wss spent in swimming and
chattering about the last four
yeara in high achool.
Betty and Farrell were protented fountain pens by the
hostesses,
Mrs. Giles and
Mra. John Tyner.
Chips, dips, Cokes and cake
were served during the after
noon. The guests Included
Betty Turner, Jim Wakefield,
Sylvia Gilei, Farrell Hickson,
Wayne Burnsed, Linda Brid
get, Lucy Willis, Jim MacGlil,
.Mary Jean Turner and Ernlo
Johnson.
First Methodist
Wesleyan Guild
To Meet Monday
Mrs. P. II. Lansing, 2341
Palmetto Avenue, will serve
as hostess to the regular
meeting of the Wesleyan Ser
vice Guild n( tho First Meth
odist Church, Monday, June 7,
at 7:30 p.m.
This will Ijc the final m eet
ing of the season with the
regular schedule to resume In
September.
he
waaiihip to the University o f Man-iand. Hers he taught arc hitecManchester,
Eng- ural deelgn for one year. H*
‘fa presently associated with
James Chapman, Architect,
Sanford.
The wedding is planned for
July 24 at the First Baptist
Church in Kingsport, Tenn.
assistant- Icheater,
1
the engagement of t h e i r
daughter, Margaret Ann, to
David Lee Leonard, ton of
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Leonard,
of Sanford.
The bride-elect la a 1983
graduate of the University of
Tennessee with a B.S. degree
in Home Economics. She is
employed by Florida Power
and Light Company as Home
S e r v i c e Representative In
Sanford and Daytona Beach.
She is a member of the Gam
ma Omega chapter o f Epsilon
Sigma Alpha and it currently
serving as social chairman.
The groom-to-be was grad
uated from Seminole High
School, served three years in
the U, S. Marine Corps snd
graduated from the Univeralty
o! Florida with a Bachelor of
Architecture degree. While at
tending the University, he
served as social chairman of
Lie Delta Tau Delta social fra
ternity, was a member of
"G argoyle,"
an
honorary
scholastic fraternity of the
school of Arts and Sciences,
served as publicity chairman
of the student chapter of the
American Institute of Archi
tects and was swarded the
Phi Beta Kappa Creativity
award in 1963.
Miss Harris
Honor Guest Of
Bridal Buffet
By Evelya L a d y
Miss Linde Harris, brideelect, was guest of hooor at a
lovely luncheon at the Skyline
Restaurant to Orlando recen t-.
iyCo-hostesses w e r e
Mrs.
James Partin, Mrs. Kirby
Buckelew and Mrs. W. H.
Martin. The hostesses present
ed Miss Harris with a beauti
ful corsage of pink sweet
heart rose*.
The luncheon table wss cen
tered with an arrangement of
pink roses and a hostess gift
of linen was presented to Miss
Harris.
Enjoying the delicious buf.
fet luncheon with the hostess
es and Miss Harris were Mrs.
Young Harris, mother of the
MISS MARGARET ANN QUARLES
bride-elect; Mrs. L. H. Bag
gett, mother of the groomelect; Mrs. Milton Gore, Mrs,
George Means, Mrs. Louis*
Beasley, Mrs. Merritt Staley,
Mrs. Paul Mikler and Mra,
Walter
Teague.
by
tha
hostess
where
she
was
By Margaret Cosby
16 date for her wedding to
The charming Sunland Es Thomas Chsrlcs Christenson, surrounded by baskets of gor
tates home of Mrs. James F. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert geously packaged gifts.
Smart recently wss the set Christenson, of Port Edwards,
Each guest received a sou
ting for a surprise bridal Wis.
venir wedding ring and Mrs.
shower honoring Miss Susan The petite bride-elect upon Bess Wilcox, Susan's grand
Gayle Wilcox, daughter of Mr. arriving was given a corsage mother from Orange City, got
and Mrs. Donald Wilcox, of of white carnations and was one which had been especially
Sunland, who has act an O ct escorted to the seat of honor marked for which she receiv
By Jan* Casselberry
ed s milk glass Gower bowl.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. George P .
Other bridal shower enter
Hiller of Tipton Road, Cassel
tainment followed.
The lovely buffet table, berry, snd their children,
overlaid with an imported Todd, Patty and Timmy, left
lace cloth, was adorned with late Thursday for Charleston,
a centerpiece of white and S. C „ to board a military air
delicately tinted pink and blue transport for their new home
chrysanthemums and fern. A in Puerto Rico.
Sgt. Miller wm be stationed
tremendous shower cake, dec
orated in white frosting and •t Ramey Air Force Base
blue flowers the same shade with the weather reconnais
as ftowers in Uie centerpiece, sance squadron.
The family hss lived to Cas
completed the colorful table.
Also
matching the colors selberry for the past eight
were the pink and blue hors years and haa been active in
scouting and other community
d' ourves.
Gay hibiscus were tastefully activities.
At the time of hla transfer,
scattered about tho party
area, adding to the festivity of Sgt. MiUcr was serving as
the occasion and there were Boy Scout neighborhood com>
tasty tidbits at everyone's el mlssloner f o r Casselberry,
L o n g w o o d and Altamonte
bow.
Enjoying this special event, Springs and leadership train
in addition to the hostess and ing chairman for the Wekiwa
the bride-elect's mother, were District.
He formerly served as cubMrs. Bess Wilcox, Mrs. Julia
master
of Pack MO and Mrs.
Lcng, tho bride-elect’s great
MISS SUSAN GAYLE WILCOX, center, bridegrandmother from Sanford; Miller aerved as a den moth
elect, waa a recent honor guest of a surprtoe bri
3!rs. Howard Powell, Mrs. er. Todd wss a member of
dal shower at the Sunland Estates home of Mrs.
James Jordan and Mrs. Ben Boy Scout Troop 341 and Pat
James F. Smnrt, left. Mrs. Donald Wilcox,
Fuller, the bride-to-be’a aunts. ty belonged to the local
mother o f the honoree, is at the right.
Mitt Carolyn Rodgers, one Brownie Troop.
Shower Fetes Miss Wilcox
The G. F. Millers
Depart For Duty
In Puerto Rico
District Deputy President
EDYTH T H O R N TO N M c L E O D
THE GRADUATING SENIORS who nro member* o f the Concord Choir
o f tho First Baptist Church wero honored at a reception following a re
cent choir rehcursnl with refreshments served by Mrs. A. P. Ruhn, Mra,
B. F. Grlgga and Mrs. Glenn Price. A gift from the church was present
ed to each senior by Mrs. Guy Bishop, Choir director, Honoroea seated
from left are Cheryl Moose, Sharon Booth and Rosemary Walton. Stand
ing are Linda Spencer, Shnrron Walker and Lynne Howell.
THE SPELL OF MAGIC m u a c u t at a birth
day party, M ar 84, honoring Martin Creewall
Roberta, son o f Dr. and Mra. W. Vincent Rob
erta. who celebrated hla fourth birthday. Ra*
freahmanta were aerved on the patio surroundtoff the pool o f the Roberta’ apaclotu Seminole
Boulevard home. Mr. Maffie (Harry Wise o f
Sanford),
t i j , to
m background, entertained the party
rith unbelievable
feata o f magic. Martin
gueata with
uni
R ob erts,"hoooree, and Almis Brough are pictur
s ■*'
I have an eacluslve inter
view juat for you who have
gray hair and are after forty.
Kenneth, one of New York's
greatest hair stylists and ar
tists, has some very definite
views about the gray-hslred
ed to front o f Mr. Magic. Other
were Lula Perea, Tico P e ru , Paul
e
guests
Ronnie
FredChris
David
woman and here they ere.
These are his answers to my
questions.
"Hair Coloring When Hair la
Gray"
Kenneth says, "Y ou should
color your hair if It will look
belter that way—but, try to
use a lighter shade than your
own hair was. To try to copy
the same color or to use dark
er colors Is hard on the face."
He added, "There are wonder
ful new technique! where color
is used in a manner that does
not totally cover all the gray
but which leaves a blend of
gray in the hair, producing e
very pretty, soft effect."
"Hair length After Forty’’
Kenneth feels, "Any style of
abort, 'up-looking' hair-do la
usually more flattering to on
older woman. Of course, you
must consider (be face and
Us shape when cutUng and de
termining length to achieve
the moat suitable style. Cer
tainly, short hair with some
softness and some height Is im
portant. Absolutely no hair
hanging down on the neck."
When you visit New York,
you should have Kenneth " d o "
your hair. Give yourself a
present; you will find Kenneth
a charming young man and hla
talon, a famous old New York
residence, a moat rewarding
place to visit. After forty you
must make e headline end this
la Important to your entire ap
proach to your maturity. So,
consider the advice given to
this exclusive interview. Make
up your mind.about whether
not you weal your heir
colored or gray with those
to which
Meaday ‘‘Dear
Thorntoa McLeod'1
Idyth
Visits
Seminola
By Mrs. Clarence Beyder
Seminola Rebekah Lodge
Nd. 43 met Thursday evening
with Mra. Louise Long, noble
grand, presiding.
Mra. Lucy Hamlin, district
deputy president, was intro
duced after her commission
had been read. She was seat
ed with the noble grand.
Invitations were read from
the Port St. Joe Lodge, Invit
ing all to the meeting honor
ing Flora Long, president of
the Rebekah Assembly of
Florida, June 13.
Orlando No. 36 announces
a Friendship Night, June S,
and Klaslmmec R e b e k a h
Lodge invites members to the
president's official visit June
and a district meeting June
XI.
A special memorial pro
gram honoring all deceased
mambers waa held. Taking
part In the program were the
noble grand end Mrs. W. L.
Roche, Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson,
Mrs. Hasel GUhuly, Mrs. Ei
leen Rector,
Mrs. James
Wallin and Mrs. Gene Taylor.
The program was closed with
Mrs. H aiti Gilhuly singing
'Beautiful
l i l t o f Some-
Rebekahs
where.”
Mrs. Henrietta Raines, rep
resentative to the Rebekah
Assembly at Ft. Lauderdale,
gave her report. The session
was called the "L ove and
Faith Session."
Mrs. Hamlin, D.D.P., told
of her plans for the coming
year.
Three other members from
Kissimmee Lodge accompan
ied Mrs. Hamlin to the meet
ing.
Refroshments were served
In the dining room following
the meeting by Mrs. Betty
Hammond, Mrs. Mary Jame
son, M n . Nell Fulrrll, Mrs.
May Rubow sad Mrs. Eva
Beckham.
After Graduation
Let Ua Shape and
Restyle Your Hair
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June 4, 1965 — Page 9
HOLLER MOTORS-NAVY WIVES Rowling League held Its awards
bnnquct last Friday evening at NAS Ballroom. First place team
in shown here with David Tomlinson, Holler Motor* manager. Team ia,
from left, Alice Sexton, Marge Farris and Dottle LcMay. Missing was
Meda Wiltshire.
'S ix To Run In Belmont Stakes
NEW YORK (U Pt) — Tom
Ttollc, bidding for his second
jewel in racing's Triple Crown
when ha challenges six rivals
in the 97th editon of the SI25,*
000 Belmont Stakes Saturday,
must contend among others
• w ith fasl-chosing Dapper Dan,
Jersey Derby winner Hail To
All and hitherto untested La
Citna, perhaps the biggest
racehorse in America.
The field, which up until
Thursday looked like the small
est in the history of the classic,
the final race In the Triple
Crown, also Includes Whealley
^ S table’s Bold Bidder, Valley
V F arm 'a Selarl and Meadow
Stable’s First Family.
Powhatcn'a Tom Rolfc, the
6-5 favorite to capture the
8102,900 first prize, will have
Ron Turcotte in the Irons. The
tame combination successfully
raced in the Frcakncss, (he
middle of the Triple Crown
events, and finished third in
-t h e Kentucky Derby.
•
Trainer Bill Winfrey said he
would start Bold Bidder along
with Ogden Phipps' Dapper
Dan to “ insure an honest
pace." Winfrey, and ail other
tralnen in the classic, faced
an unusual problem before
Bold Bidder was entered: None
of (heir Thoroughbreds were
pacesetters; most were "com e
_ fro m behind" horses who ran
• b e s t when behind the early
leader.
Dapper Dan, who rose to
prominence when stablcmnte
Bold Lad failed to live up to
advance hilling, probably will
I
City League
Standings
JUNIOR LEAGUE
W L
Civitan ...........
1
Elks ................
1
Kiwanis ...........
1
1 1
Rotary .............
CPO ................
2
Shrine ............ ............ 0 4
f r a m e s Today: 4:30, Ktwanls
w vs. Civltan; 7:30, Rotary
vs. Elks, both games Pinehurst Park
LITTLE NATIONAL
W L
Chase .......................... 13 3
First Federal .............. 10 6
Locomotive Engineers 8 T
Hunt Comets .............. 8 10
Quality Mobile Homes a IS
OGaiRe Tonight: Locomotive
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Park
LITTLE AMERICAN
W L
Georges ............................ t
<
Navy Acey Deucys . . . . • 6
Strickland Morrison . . . I
•
Sanford Atlantic ........... T V
Florida State .................. 8 10
^•ame Today: Georgea va.
■ Navy, 4:30, Bay Avenue
Park
CITY LEAGUE
Xiaxawood ....................... S 0
benefit most from the pre
sence of Bold Bidder, The 3ycar-nld son of Rlbot ran the
last half mile in the Kentucky
Derby In 47 seconds, coming
from last place and finishing
Bear Lakers
Nip Longwood
Little Leaguers
By Jlra Bacchus
Hersld Sports Writer
The Bear Lake Pirates
scored three times in the first
inning, and Steve Ballard
limited Longwood to a single
run in the first frame and
scattered five hits throughout
the game to give the Pirates
a 3-1 victory over the Brave*
in Seminole Little League ac
tion last night in Casselberry.
Ballard chalked up nine
strikeouts In the game.
Doug Sturgill and Donnie
Beauchamp had doubles for
Longwood, and Ronnie Allman, Ricky Smith and Ricky
O'Neal all had ainglcs (or the
Braves.
The Pirates managed only
four hits in the contest, sing
les by Wayne Weis, Clint
Gorree, Mike Wirewick and
Jeff James,
The Ucar Lake Pirates out
lasted Casselberry Indians 98
earlier in the evening to cap
ture the first round champion
ship of the Seminole Minor
League. Winning pitcher for
the Pirates was Donnie Ben
jamin.
Billy Davis bad a borne run
and single for Bear Lake, and
Larry Lawrence rapped a
pair of singles. Tom Wilburgcr had a triple for Cassel
berry, and Wayne WabniU
belted a double.
in tonight's action North Or
lando Cardinal* will take on
Casselberry Indians. The Litllo League game will begin at
6 p.m. with the Senior League
getting underway at «.
Ink Three
PHILADELPHIA (U P I)—
The Philadelphia Bulldogs of
the Continental Football Lea
gue announced the aignlng of
defensive end Clark Kellogg,
middle linebacker J. E. Lo
d e no and safety A1 LeBlanc,
Thursday.
All three were member* of
the Canton Bulldog* of the
United Football League last
second, a neck behind Lucky
Debonair.
The chestnut coll turned In
just about the same perform
ance In the Preakncss, losing
to Tom Rolfe, also a son of
Ribot, by a neck.
La Cima, who stands 17
hands high and didn't race as
a two-year old because he was
such a gangling, green colt,
won impressively last week at
Aqueduct, where the Belmont
will bo run. Trainer Homer
Pardue believes that the Jos
eph Straus colt can run all day
and the Ilk miles Belmont dielance ia ideally auited for his
big strides.
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pci. GB
Los Angeles 31 17 .646
Milwaukee
23 19 .648 8
Cincinnati
25 21 .843 6
26 22 .642 8
Ran Fran.
.St. Louis
24 23 .611 8 4
Houston
24 27 .471 8 4
Pittsburgh
21 2fi .467 »
Philadelphia 20 25 .444 0 4
Chicago
20 25 .444 0 4
1» 20 .396 12
New York
Thursday's Reealta
New York 8, Pittsburgh 8,
(N>
Houston 8, Cinelnnsti 3, (N )
Milwaukee 10, Ban Francisco
», <N>
Los Angeles II, St. Louis 10,
<N>
(Only games scheduled)
Todsy's Games
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at Pittsburgh (N )
Ban Francisco at Cincinnati
(N>
Houston at St. Louis (N )
Lot Angeles at Milwaukee
<N>
AMERICAN LEAGUF.
W. L. Pet. GB
Minnesota
29 16 .650
27 16 .628 1 4
Chicago
25 19 .608 4
Detroit
20 21 .653 4 4
Baltimore
21 20 .612 6 4
Cleveland
Los Angeles
25 26.490 7 4
Boston
21 24 .467 8 4
Washington
22 28 .440 10
New York
19 26 .422 104
Kansas City
10 30 .250 174
Thursday's Results
Minnesota 4, Boston 3
(Only game scheduled)
Today's Games
Chicago at New York (N )
Washington
at
Minnesota
(N )
Baltimore at Los Angeles
<N>
Boston at Kanisa City (N )
Detroit at Cleveland (N )
AFL Indicates
Growth Plan
Next Season
NEW YORK (UPI) The Na
tlonal Football League beat
the American League to the
punch Thursday night by an
nounclng plans to expand Its
present 14-team league to 16
teams for the 1967 season.
The AFL, however, landed
a counter blow when Com
missioner Joe Foss revealed
that be will recommend to club
owners next Monday that his
circuit add two teams “ lm
mediately starting next sea
son."
Thus, the expansion cold war
between the rival league*
erupted overnight into a hot
one, with no hold barred.
Apparently, the central bat
tleground will be Atlanta, a
city with a new $18 million sta
dium and no pro football ten
ant. It is no secret that both
leagues arc hungry for this
southern plum.
Tele Rorelte, the commiss
ioner of the NFL who recom
mended the expansion Thurs
day night to club owners, men
tioned Atlanta as one of the
cities that will receive consid
eration along with Montreal,
Toronto, Boston, Miami, Mem
phis, Cincinnati, it o u a t o n,
Phoenix, Seattle,
Portland,
Ore., and New Orleini among
others.
With the exception of Hous
ton and Boston, which are al
ready AFL members, Foss
and the eight AFL club own
ers have their eyes on Ihe
same cities plua current NFL
lites, Including Washington,
Chicago,
Philadelphia,
Los
Angelea and Milwaukee—part
time home of the Green Bay
Packers.
Roicile said the two citlei
that gain NFL franchises will
be determined within the next
eight months on the hasis of a
marketing research study to be
done by an independent firm.
The finding* will be presented
lo the annual league meeting
next •February, 'where 12 af
firmative votes out of 12 are
required for approval.
Roicile explained (hit the
expansion would provide two
eight-team conference* within
the league, with each con
ference divided into two fourteam division*. There would
be playoff games among the
wlnneri o f the four team
groups and then a final cham
pionship game between the
best team from each eight
team conference.
Call Up Kelley
MILWAUKEE (U PI) —
lefthander Dick Kelley, who
had a 9-1 record with At
lanta o f the International
League, was recalled by the
Milwaukee Bravea Thursday
to help atrengthen their bull
pen.
Righthanders Boh Tiefrnauer and Clay Carroll were
lent from Milwaukee to the
Cracker*.
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Tonight: Church of
God od P . v f. Knights of
Columbus, 7:10, PL Motion
P d rk
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Sanford, Fla,
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YOUNG JIM SIlAim ON, f*. *on of Mr. nnd Mr*.
Clifton Shadron of Maitland, took part In recent
Central Florida Horseman'* Assn, gymkhana.
He has been participating in horse shows for
1Vi years.
(Herald Photo)
City League Softball Action
Hears Explosion Of Big Bats
T h e Kingiwood Builders
were the only City league
team to survive the first wrek
of play in the second half, un
beaten. The Builders carried
their winning streak to five
games by drubbing Chick N'
Treat 18-1 in five innings.
Leading the 18-hit barrage for
the winner* were Gerald Boll
ing and Butch Cook, each with
a trio o f hit*. Bobby Johnson,
Johnny Emerson and Cook all
hit out-of-thc-park
homers.
The winning pitcher was Bud
Moncrlef, allowing six hits.
The Kilowatts (lowered their
way to a 19-4 victory over LcJtuy Robb. It was Ihe worst
defeat Robb has suffered this
yesr.
The Kilowatts exploded for
23 hit*. The winning pitcher,
LcKoy Kstridgr, was top msn
with Ihe bat, gathering four
hit* In four appearances at
the plate. Jimmy Butler and
Don Carter had three hits
apiece, Butler had the only
home run of the game. Eleven
of the 12 baiters playing in the
game for the Kilowatti hit
safely.
In the Church League, the
Knights of Columhus and
Pinecrcst Assembly took easy
wins.
T h e Knights bombarded
Congregational, JT-1, w i t h
Nick Constantine limiting hli
opponent* to just two hits.
Dan Simon and Larry Pivcc
humored for the winners. Phil
Itoe lie. Harold Herbal, Jerry
Prosper, Simon and Torn
Shonasey were the leading
batsmen. The game was call
cd after four innings.
Pinecrcst Assembly spotted
the Church of God two run* In
the top of tho first and then
went on for an 11-2 victory.
Bill Johnson received credit
for the pitching decision,
pitching four bit ball over the
seven innings.
Top hitlers for Pinecrcst
were Le* Robinson, Ed Ben
son and Curlia Johnson.
Chase Increased it* Utile
National League lead to three
games by taking a 7-2 win
over second place First Fed
eral. Richard Frank, one o(
the top little league pitchers
in Sanford, struck out 13.
Glenn Meyers had a home run
for Chase and Al Grooms,
with three hits for Federal,
took hitting honors.
Yesterday, Strickland Mor
rison put on another of Its
noted rallies, scoring six runs
in the fifth Inning to trim
Florida Slate, 12-9. Ben Twyman took credit for the hill
decision. Twy man was lop hit
ter for the Mustang* with
three base hits, Including a
home run. Casey Dunn banged
out three hlti for the Hankers.
David Carter, with a homer,
and Donald Brown, with a tri
ple, also cam* in for aome
recognition.
they were powered by Titan II
rockets.
No lest than 30 pitcher* saw
action tn four garnet yielding
a total of 59 runs. Including
14 doubles, two (riplei and
nine homers, walking 34 bat
tors, making seven wild pitch
es and hilling one batter.
And when all the bombard-
Fern Park Man
High In Golf
WINDERMERE (UPI) - A iso tied the course record set
17-yearold Rockledge High <by Arnold Palmer In a recent
School student held a four exhibition match.
Sonny Tlnnery of Cocoa was
stroke lead Into today's se
In second place with 70, while
cond round of the Florida Ama
three players were tied at 71.
teur Golf Tournament at Bay They were Jack Shubert of
Hill Country Club here.
Pern Park, Marshall Carlson
Young Hale Baugh 11, mak of Miami, and John McKcy Jr.
ing his first appearance tn the of Orlando,
Tied at 72 were Norton Herslate tourney, set a course re
rli of Key West, Rick Ragnltt
cord for amsleurs In the first of Winter Park, and Jack Col
round Thursday with a bril lins of Sarasota. Tied at 73
liant six-under-par 06. Thla al- were Dennis Rouse of Miami
Reach and Ray Basso of Jack
sonville.
Baugh had everything his
way in the tin t round carding
NEW YORK (UPI) — The seven blrdlea. He bogeyed one
New York Giants announced bote when he three-putted.
Collins scored a hole-in-one
the signing of Ernie Wheel
when
ho used a six-iron to put
wright for the 1065 National
the ball In the cup on the 180Football League s e a s o n yard, par three 17th hole.
Thursday.
Wheelwright,
a
rookio last season, waa tha
club’s top ground gainer with
402 yards in 100 carries for
a 4.0 averaga.
Inks Pact
Ing waa over, the hltlcu-wonder Los Angeles Dodgera had
opened up a five-game firstplace lead — their largest of
the season—with a tidy little
11-10 victory over the world
champion St. Louts Cardinals.
It was like the married men
against Ihe single men with a
keg of beer at every base as
the Cardinals bontbed out
Sandy Koufax with six runs in
two innings and then saw their
own pitching collapse. Tha
score changed hand* four
times with the Dodgers final
ly pulling out (ho victory In
a three-run eighth Inning cli
maxed by Ron Fairly'* tworun homer.
The Milwaukee B r a v e s
roughhoused the San Francis
co Giants 10-3, the New Y’ork
Mots ended the Flttsburg Pi
rates' 12-gamo winning streak
8 6, and tho Houston Astroa
slapped around the Cincinnati
Red* 8^ In other NL games.
The Minnesota Twins extend
ed their first-place lead to 1 4
game* with a 4-3 win over tho
Boston Jlcd Sox In tho only
scheduled American League
action.
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Who put the bounce back In
the National League bateballs?
This is supposed to be a leason of gilt-edged pitching but
balls were Tying around NL
parks Thursday night like
BRAKE St FRONT END
SPE C IAL
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WRECK REBUILDING
COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING
National League Bats Explode
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ment.
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ALIIERT N. r i m
1 Maauolc B u ildin g
Be i ford. F lorida
A ttorney fo r p la ln llfi
, p u b iu b du ns d. II, l>. l o )**<
CDN-T
I I I Magnolia
111*1111
Legal Notice
IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OP
TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL UIKUI'IT IN AND FOH SKMINOI.K
COUNTY, Ft.OH III A
u iiA N C K n r n o . i t e n
CITY HA VINOS H A N K
OF
PITTSFIELD, a Maaaachuaetta
corporation,
Plaintiff,
va.
I HA CAM PRELL e / k / a IRA
THOMAS, a alngla woman.
Defendant.
NOTH H OP SAI.H
NOTICE IS IIEREIIY OIVEN
purauanl to a Final Decree of
fnreclntura dated Juna let, IH I.
and entered In Chanrery Caee
No. 1MTI o f the Circuit Court
o f Ihe Ninth Judicial Circuit In
and for Seminole County, Flor
ida, wherein CITY SAVINtlS
R A N K OF PITTSFIELD , a
Maaaachuaetta corporation, la
P la in tiff and IRA CAMPIlKI.t..
a / k / g liiA THOMAS, a alngle
woman, la Defendant, I will
eall to the hlgheet and beat
bidder fnr eaeh at the front
door nf the Seminole County
Courthouse, Hanford, Florida, at
tw elve o'clock noon on tha 14th
da y o f Juna, IM I, lha follow ing
dearrlbed real ealala (orated,
eltuata and being In Seminole
County, Florida, lo -w lll
Lot II, lllock 1. LINCOLN
IIKKIIITH, accord ing to lha
plat th ereof aa recorded In
l l a l llook 11, Paga II, P u b
lic R ecord ! o l Seminole
County, Florida
tog eth er with the follow in g
llema o f proparty which are lo
cated In and permanently In*
atalled ae part o f tha Improve*
mente on aald lend:
T w o h etlera ; perm anently
Inetalled.
aald property being Ihe eame
aa at! forth In the Final D e
cree o f turactoaure.
Dated thla let day o f June,
llll.
(HEAL)
Arthur 11. D eckwllh, Jr.,
Clerk or the Circuit Court
llyi Kllaahath Itruanahan
Deputy Clerk
I^onard V. W ood
o f W hittaker, Pyle end W ood
Hulte 111,
Tin Eeel C olonial Drive
Orlando, Florida
Atlornaya for P lain tiff
I’ uM lih June I, H U
CUN-1*
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF
TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT IN ANII FUR SEMINOLE
COl'.NTY, FLORIDA
IN CNANCHRY NO. MAX I
NATIONAL LIFE 1NHUIIANCK
COMPANY. A Vermont curpur*
■tlon,
P lain tiff,
MOSES W ILLIAM S and W IL
LIE B. WILLIAMS, hie w ife,
Defendants.
AMMNDRD NOTICE OP BALE
Notice la hereby given, pur*
auant t o an Amended Final De
cree o f foreclosure dated June
lei, l l l l , and entered In Chan
cery Cat* No. 14,111 e f the
Circuit C ourt o f th e Ninth
Judicial C i r c u i t In end ror
Hemlnol*
County,
Florida,
wherein NATIONAL LIF E INKURANCI: COMPANY, A V ermuni curporellun, le P lain tiff,
and MIMED WILLIAMS and
W 1L U U
H. WILLIAMS, hla
w lfa, nr* Defendant*. I w ill
aell to the hlgheet and bast
bidder fo r eaah at the front
door o f lha Hemlnul* County
Courthouse, Hanford. Florida.
At tw elve o'rlock nooa on the
U tb day o f June, l l l l , Ihe fo l
low in g described real estate
located, eltuata aad being la
Hemlnol* County, Florida, to W>UL »t II. B lock D. HARMONY
HOMED, a ccord in g to the
Plat th ereof ea recorded In
Plat Hook 11. P e t e II. PubHa Heoorda a t Hemlaala
County, F lorida,
togeth er w ith the fo llo w in g
Item* o f properly Which ara
located la and perm anently Inatalled aa part a t tha Im provem eate on aald laadt
1 H eeler* — perm anently
laxialled.
____praperty he la g ' ta e gam*
aa eat forth la tha Amended
Float D ecree a t foreclosure.
D ated thla la* day at J oe*,
llll.
(BEAL)
Arthur a . B eckw ith, Jr.
C lerk at th e OUeatt Ceutd
Byt E U iehdU 1 — a a k s i
at w w m u i i r r u
WOOD
yulta m .
Tl* Beat Ce l— tel M r *
Orlande, Flertda
Attorney* fa r PlalatlH
Publish June «, 11*1
CON-11
m
55. Furniture For Sale
50. Mlsc, For Sale
72. Female Help Wanted 84. Real Estate - Sale
84. Real Estate • Sale
Law nm ow sr. per
EXPE R IE N C E D REWIND MA LARGE eight bedroom, 1 bath
F K K K E S T IM A T E
C. A. WHIDDON, SR.
fe ct cond., very reasonable.
home on spacious corner lot,
CH INE
Operatora - needed.
U
pholstering
4
M
attress
ren
Call J. P. Humbert, 11 Aetur*
B R O K ER
4 block* from center of San
Steady year round em ploy
ovating. New 4 Used Furni
Plano T on la g end Repair
ford.
Ideal
o
f
Invealmrnt,
lana R d„ D ellary, Fla.
lo t a Park
iit -t lti
ment In our modern a ir-co n
ture. Cell N il Bedding M fg.
W. L. H arm cn ■■■ I l l - t i l t
business
o
r
building
)R
*.
ditioned factory.
Co. at 741 C elery Av*. l l l Owner
oversea*.
417
W.
1st
A
L
tX
OF
SANFORD
51. Articles For Rent
llll.
31. Upholstery
JOHN E. FOX
St. Contact E verett A . H ar
t i l l O rlando D r, Sanford
per, R egistered Rroker, 1411
Realtor
RENT A DE
HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS
Park
Av*.,
Ph.
1
1
2
-tllt.
In
oUUIl H IW IIT
101
N.
Park Ava.
I1I-0S19
H ospital.
B a b y ECHOLS BEDDING CO. H OUSEK EEPER — 1 Adults,
W H IT E SRWINO MACHINES R ollaw ay,
o f fine workmanahlp In ophol*
Sanford or I,t. Colonel R o
Rada. Ay Day,
Week, or
Atttborlaad Batea A Service
live
In
or
out.
I
f
out,
must
Bedd.ng
4
Furniture
■taring. Draperlee, Sllpeovera
bert C. Morrla, A djutant Gen
Month.
(1A BRETT'S
have transportation, Ph. i l l AT FACTORY PRICES:
Tim e Paym ent! me little ee 111 E. F irst
eral Otvlelon, Headquarter#
ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S
CARRO LL’S FURNITURE
1111144
1991 from 1 to 7 p. m.
H I M agnolia
111**111
|S mo. Drapery hardw are In*
I'SARK
U lt, APO N*w York.
Realtor
11* W . ta t
111*1111
alellatlnn.
Raym ond LundqulaL A sio.
09101.
(Send
AIR
MAIL),
Bent Blue Lustre K leclrlo C ar
Used furnltur* appliance*, tools,
KULP DKCORATINO SHOP
riea e* do not disturb tenant. 111-1911 A tlantis Dank Dldg.
pet Sham pooer fo r only It
Y ou can find anything you
etc. Bought - Bold. Larry's 73. Male or Female Help
______ Ph. m . m i __________
Make o ffe r. Listed securities
par day. Carroll Furniture need advertised la tha Herald
Mart, 111 Sanford Ava. Ph.
DON'T L E T IT BLIP A W A Y
acceptable In trade.
Co.
Ctaealfled.
111*4111._______________________
If you ara really M aking a
50. Mine. For Sale
fine, w ell-bu ilt, llvehln home,
DIAL-O-M ATIC XIO ZAO
"Y ou name It— wa have It!" 69. Schools & Instructions
MODERN m asonry home, furnhere In where you r search
Full ale*
Autom atic, m ik ta POPCORN MACHINE for Car
lahed, on a ttra ctive 1*4 acre
NEWS C O R R E 8 PONDENT
bullnnhetea,
deelgna,
blind
ends. Other* Ilk* It a*li fo r
Ptove. Itefrtg. 1190. Stove 111
nivals, I t a li a n A Parties.
tract, beautifu lly landscap
wanted In Oviedo. Muat cover
FLYIN d HKMINULK RANCH
stitch ing A monogram *. Pay AMERICAN RENT-ALL
111,000. Ileal clean 1 bed
o r both I lia , I l l - O i l .
Social, Church 4 S c h o o l
ed, m iscellaneous fruit tree*.
(Spec* U nlvtrelly A irp ort)
room *— 1 4 baths w ith c o lo r
o f f balance o f 111 o r I p a y . 1444 B, H iawatha
Events. Uie o f Camera neces
T w o additional buildin g! an
111*1111 Located 1 miles East o f Oviedo
|
Sew ing Marhlne
f
ed
fixture*. A l»o, Florida
mania o f IT.00.
sary. Contact Paul O rookprem lati. Zoned agricultural
on Jlwy. 41* le now open.
TW IN NEEDLE
room —ONLY 110.900— 11.709
HANFORD HEWING CEN TER
*blr*. Sanford Herald, 111Including live atock. Alt thla
Student
Instruction
now
g
iv
52.
Swap
or
Exchange
DIAL-O-M ATIC
dow n and 111.31 month.
1*4 So. Park Ava.
111*1411
fo r
117,900.00. Term*
A r
llll.
en In Piper Cherokee "119."
ZIG-ZAG ‘ I t MODEL
ranged,
¥ f ? ? S r r m P tr a ffl^ ^ o f^ rT P re a
Come ou t end learn to fly
CHECK OUB EVERYD AY
HTEMPER AGENCY
Muat aell due lo olrcumatanete.
NOW. E xpert Instruction In
bedroom home. No gim m icks
I l l balence, tarme avaltabla.
LOW PRICES!
Realtor - A ppraiser • Inturog
Four acre* cleared and gras*a relaxed atm osphere rem ov
— No M onty— No real estate.
OFFICE FURNITURE
W e finance ou r ow n. Credit
131-4911
1919 S. French
ed Good residential and pas
ed from busy tra ffic pat
Owner transferred. Call 111edjuatar OA M i l l C ollect.
Sample R em it 4 Dr. L e lte rfll*
ture
land.
Priced
nt
14,000.09
terns.
T
w
in
-engin
e
Charter
ITU.
C a b in e t full auapenelon, Reg.
cash.
available anywhere. E l i o 77. Situation Wanted
NEW H ollyw ood Bad Cover.
111.11, our price 149.91. Royal
JOHN SAULS AGENCY
Aviation Products available
311-1111.
Sw ivel
Exec.
Chair,
Reg. 53. Wanted To Huy
R E A L ESTATE B R O K E R
IRONING
In
my
home.
111-9100.
T
w
o bedroom fram e home, k it
fo
r
Happy
F
lying.
1’
h.
141*
119.11, our price l l t . l t . Cos*
Ileal Eatat* A ssociate
1101 fo r further Inform ation
chen equipped, large tot. May
1111 PLYMOUTH Sedan, Spin
your^TuriTTTur a.
Ud
CO Exeo. Swivel Chair, Rag. l l k U
W IL LA MAE PBOKOHC1I
and
Intni>nt.
_______
l># had for 17.000.00. Term i
Dry Waahlng Machine, l l "
Quick Service with ths Cash.
IT t.lt, our price 117.S*.
Hi. Real Estate • Sale
331-7174 Day
131-04IS Nlghta
arranged.
Pow er Slower. 1101 E lliott PO W E LLS OFFICE HUPPLT
SUPER
TRADINO
POST.
71. Male Help Wanted
after 1:11 p. m.
111*0477.
IF
YOU
PAY
rant
you
can
Twn Bedroom fram e home, k it 90. Lott* For Sale
1 PC. Sectional, 1* Pc. Itat.
ow n n home o f your own.
II CU. FT. Cnldapol M efrlgarachen elilpped, large lot. Hell
USED FURNITURE
tan. I l l W. l e t
A IT .
MANAOKR, 1*
Unit*.
Home ready lo r occupancy.
io r with Transferable w ar
ing price on ly I4.S09.09 with NORTH SIS Ft. o f th* W a it
____
111*1170
Hanford,
Retired preferred.
I.MN
ENTERPRISES,
INC.
ranty. Apt. Slia | burner 1 SET o f
Imported China.
terms.
Call t l l - I I U o r 111-1079 Or
ISO ft. o f Lot 17 o f F lorida
194
Long
wood
Plain,
LongKenmnra Oaa Hang#. Both In
E lectric
Sewing
Machine, 55. Furniture For Sate
Undo after 7 p. m._________
l^tnd 4 Colonisation Co. Lake
w
ood,
Fla,
good rond. Heaaonahla o f f
A
pp
roxlm alely six scree, m ost
lll-llll.
Monroe.
1-3-4114.
er. 111-IIIT.
ly
cleared,
with
frontage
on
WILHUN
M AlK Il FDRN
72. Female Help Wanted
CLEAN . OIL A ADJUST any
tw o paved road*. Reasonably DELTONA Lak efron t (O loaeon )
Buy — Sell — Trade
FOAM nU flllK Il PILLOWS II
make Hewing Machine, Re* 111*11 E. tat.
priced.
lll-llll
at Coat—Owner, 1410 A tgon FOUNTAIN Help— E xperienc
gu ler l l . l o now nnly lie . I
AUMY-NAVY SURPLUS
quin Trail, Maitland;_________
ed. Apply In pereon. Eckerd
TIIE TIM E TESTED F IR if
DAYS Only, l l l - l l l l .
For tha biggest selection o f
111 Sanford Ava.
I11-ITI1
II1 -4 III
Drugs. Hanford Plnxa. Mr*. l i t N. Park Av*.
nearly new and used furni
95. Houses For Sale
AOUAItlUMH and SUPPLIES—
Betty Allen.
Real K a 'tt* —- Insurance
ture, aea N oll’s
Furnltur*
READ Y-M IX f'ONCIIKTB
New and Used. Clearance Bale.
trd 4 Park Ava
131-5441
B rokerage
In
Ciaeelfaerry
Block*. Stepping Stone#, Sand,
RAVENNA PAR K . 1 Uedroom.
Prices
below
w
holesale
co
a
t
on 11*11. Open I dura I to L
Hlral, flreaaa Trnpa, Hock,
I bath. Low dow n paym ent
Saturday o n ly — 10 a. m. to
Lot M arker), I'olyathylan),
119.30 m onthly. 'Jail 91J-410I.
4 p. m. FINNY-FRIENDS.
w ire Meah. Htrpa, W indow
la Ik* C «n n nf Ik* Count*
Illw ay 11*11 South I miles.
Mill*. Dry Wella * Drain Tile.
IN TIIK
CIRCUIT
COURT. Judae. gem Inal* C m aty, F lor
1 UEDROOM. 1 Beth. Aeeuma
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP ida. In Prabat*.
NOTICE OF BALK
M ortgage. Ph. I l l R H a lte r
FLORIDA IN AND FO R IE H I lu r»r Ratal* a l
Notice l» hereby given that,
CITY OF SANPOHD
____
I p. m.
NOLK
COUNTY
pursuant
to a Final Deere* of
INVITATION TO R ill
C lin iS T JN E If. FIELDER,
Reeled bide will b* receiv CHANCERY NO. 14*0*
Deceased, Foreclosure entsred In cause
IN TIIK CIRCUIT COUNT OF ed In the o ffice uf the City (1LKN E. SHULTZ,
Tu A ll Credit*** and Perseus numbered 14S71. In Ih* Circuit
TH K NINTH JUDICIAL Util
P la in tiff H a rin g C talna nr Demands Court
of
Hemlnol*
County,
M anager, Hanford, Florida, un
TRUCK DRIVERS
NOTICK
H
IT,
IN
AND
FOR
NKMINnl.R
v«.
Florida, I will sell Ihe p r o
til
1
:!»
P.
»
f„
Friday.
June
11.
Agntnat Said Katat*:
NOTICE IS IIEHEnY OIVEN
NEEDED
situated
In
Bemlnnla
l l l l , for Ilia furnishing and KI.81E J. BIIULTZ,
Ihat wa, A. C. Doudney and V. COUNTY. FLORIDA.
You and each o f you ara perly
Defendant hereby notified and required to Counly. Florida, described **:
layin g uf m aterial fur the pav
K. Smith, ara engaged In hual- IN till A NCKRY Nib 14*41
Fast Growing Companr
NOTICK OP SUIT
LOT
10.
H IT N L A N D
nrea at Hanford, Florida under FED E R A L NATIONAL MORT in g o f Weal llt h Klreet In tha
preeent any claim * and demand!
City uf Hanfnrd. The hide shall TIIK STATU OF FLORIDA TO : w-hlch you, or either o f you.
ESTATES. FIRST ADDI
the flrlltloua name nf D Ik H OAHU ASSOCIATION, a cor
por* tlon,
KLHIK J. HflULTZ
TION, accord in g to plat
lit on a per ton In place basin
Electronic Meaauremenl Com
may have against Ihe eelale
• Good pay with overtime
P lain tiff, fo r e quantity of approxim ately
1(1* Eighteenth Avenue
th ereof recorded In Plat
o f Chrletln* II. Fielder, depatty, and that wa Intend to
va.
Oaklxnd,
C
alifornia
1,747 ton*.
Rook 11, ra g e s 97 and 91.
reglater aald name w ith lha
reseed, let* o f eald County, to
• Fringe benefits
A Hworn Complaint having the County Judge of Seminole
T h s m alarial shall h* hot
Public Record* o f Bemlnol*
Clerk
o f the circu it Court o f JE R R Y L ALE XAN D ER and
County, Florida.
Seminole County. Florida, In VERA n. ALEXAND ER, hla asph altic rnnrrrts s u r f n e t been filed ngntnnt you In the C ounly. Florida, at hla office
e Schooling
course, Typ* II, a* specified by Circuit co u r t In and for Heml- In Ih* court house o f eald T ogether with all structures
accordance with the provlalona wire,
D efendant!. the Florida State Ilnai D epart nola County, Florida, In Chan County at Hanford, Florida, and Improvem ents now and
n f tha Flctltloua Name Statute,
• Opportunities for
M flT tn i OF *AI.K
ment In the "rtandard Hperlfl- cery, for D ivorce, the short within
six
calendar months hereafter on eald land, and the
to -w lt: Section 143.09 Florida
advancement
NOTICE IS IIEHEIIY OIVEN cation s fo r Road and llrldgn title nf eald action being (H.KN from the lima o f th* flrat pub rente. Issues and profile o f th*
Statute* ae amended,
that on lha llt h day o f Juna C onstruction, 1144" — Section K. SHULTZ, P lain tiff ve. EI.HIB lication o f this nolle*. Tw o above described p ro p e rly ; and
A. C. Doudney
J.
SHULTZ.
Defendant,
thee*
I
I
I
!,
at
11:0*
o
'clo
ck
A.
M
,
141.
W
eight
tick
et*
for
each
coplee
o
f
each
claim
o
r
d
e
all
fixture*
now
or
hereafter
V. K. Smith
QUALIFICATIONS
truck load o f m aterial ahtll be presents nr* to reuse end re mand shall h* In writing, and attached lo o r need In co n n e c
Puhllah May 11 A June 4, II, at tha main d oor o f tha Court
houaa o f Seminole County, S in . furnished dally In Ih* City quire you to file your w ritten ahalt alale th* place of resi tion with th* premises herein
II, 11*3
• Will train but
ford, Florida, the H onorable show in g ths quantity m essurs- defen»tn. If any, to the Com dence and post offlc* nddr*tn deecrlbed.
CUM-1*4
experience preferred
plaint filed
herein,
and
to nf th* claim ant, an-l shall be at public sale, to tha highest
Arthur H. Ilerkw llh, Jr., Clerk menla. W eights will be check
IN COUNTY JI'ltO K 'S t’ OI'IIT, o f the Circuit Court o f Semi
ed by ths City o f Hanford. Me- eerve a cop y th ereof upon awnrn to by the claimant, hla and tirat bidder fo r cash, at
not* County, Florida, will o ffe r terlsls sml conelructlnn ehsll P la in t iff! attorney on or be agent, or attorney and a ccom th# front door entrance o f the
• Age requirement 15
s k m i n o i . i : c o u n t y , f i .o i i i d a
File No. 4.US
for sale to tha hlahaat and best com ply with the specifications fore tha llt h day o f June, A panied by a filin g fee o f on* Seminole County Courthouse In
ream or older
EXTATK OF
bidder fo r raeh, at public o u t o f the Florida Hint* Road De D. I ll* , otherwla# a Decree Pro dollar and eurh claim or de Hanford, Florida, betw een 11:00
Confesao will b* entered against mand not eo filed shall b* void. A. M.. and 1:00 P. M , on Jun*
cry. lha fo llo w in g dearrlbed partment.
FANKLIN LKHTEIl FTROOP,
• Florida Chauffanr
De ceased. property o f the |ief*ndenta.
* / Daniel Fielder
Interested parties may obtain you und the caue* proceed ex
11, 1941.
license required
NOT! PH OF FINAL RKPOIIT
Lot 1, lllock 1. WRATH* locations, measurement a. end part*.
An xdm lnlatralor o f th* (COURT HEAL)
WITNESS my hand end o ffl
KltSFJKLD FIHBT A D D I rates o f application at Ih* City
AND APPLICATION FtlH HIS.
Estate o f
.
Arthur it. Ilerkw llh, Jr*
d e l seal at Hanford. Hemlnol*
CIIAHOK
TION, aroord ln g lo plat M snager'a O ffice.
Chrletln* If. Fielder,
Clerk o f Circuit Court
R1NKER MATERIALS
All peraone are hereby n oti
th ereof recorded In Plat
deceased
Illds shalt be marked aa such County, Florida, this llt h day
lly Elisabeth Hrusnahin
fied that tha undersigned at
llook 11 paga 11, Public on the outside o f the snvslop* of May, A. D. l l l l .
Deputy Clerk
H utchison and t-effler
CORP.
A dm inistrator
o.t a
of
aald
Rtrnrda of Semlnola Coun and shall stats the Urns, the (8E A L )
Poet O ffice Draw er II
E. Am brose R lllff, Jr.
Arthur II. Beckw ith, Jr..
■state, has com plete,I tha a d
ty, Florida,
w ork will com m ence. Rids will
BAnford. Florida
P. O. Itox t o i l
PINEDA
ST. AND
Clerk o f the Circuit Court. A ttorneys fo r Adm inistrator
m inistration th ereof and haa togeth er with all structures he publicly opened In the c ity
Hanford, Florida
Ninth Judicial Circuit In Publish May It, l l A Jun* 4. Attorney for P la in tiff
filed In aald court hla final r e and
Improvements,
than or Commission Room nf the City
Atlantic Coaatline R.R.
and lor Hemlnol* County, II. l l l l
port and application for d is Ih rrea flsr on aald laid.
Hell at I;ne P. M , June 11 1*41
IMblleh June 4, 1941
F lorid*
charge. O bjections therein. If
Thla la made pursuant In The Clly Cnm m lxlnn reserves
CRM-77
CDN-11
lly Maxine Btowell. D. C.
any, should he duly filed. After Final Deere* uf Fnrerloaura en ths right to accept Ih* low est
M in a
p ro o f
of
publication tered In lha above causa, C han a n d /o r best bid. Illds shell he tlORDON V. FREDERICK
■bow ing thla notice has barn cery Docket No. 14141, now based on a com plete and fin Attorney for l'le ln tltf
110 East Com mercial Street
pilbllahad ones a week fur four pending In the Circuit Court ished project.
con secutive wreka. tha matter nr and for Hetnlnola County,
P. O. Itox M il
W arren K. Know lee,
Hanford. Florida, 11771
o f approval o f aald report and Florida,
City Manager
Publish May 14, II. I I 4 June
the ord erin g nf distribution o f
IN WITNESS W H EREO F, T
City o f Hanford, Florida
aald estate w ill come before D u
4. 1141
hereunto ae| my hand and Puhllah June 4, 1141
cou rt.
CRM-91
nifluL.: seal thla in d day o f CRN-14
(e) L W . Hlmkln
Juna. 11(1.
Aa Adm inistrator c.t.a, o f (SEAL)
aald eelale.
Arthur II. Ilerkw llh, J r ,
Harlan Tuck o f lha rirm of
Clerk nf the Circuit Court
(HI.EH, IIEDRICK A
lly: Elisabeth Itruanahan
IIOIIINHON
Deputy Clerk
lo* Kaat Phurrh street
JOSEPH M. MUIIAHKO
Orlando, Florida
A ttorney at Law
A ttorneya Hit Adm, c.I.e.
P. (i. Box 111 Fern Park. Fla.
puhllah Juna 4, t l, 11, 11, l l l l Publish Juna 1, 1111,
CDN-I
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m i^ ir r ic In ^ a T u X r
O tn* Curabea — t t l - I M l
VACUUUM C L E A N E R , 1141
Modal, uatd on ly 1 lima.
Pay the balance o f I I I . W ill
lak e older Vacuum cleaner
fo r p e rl paym ent Ph. Orlan
d o C olleet OA l-IITT.
St. Johns Realty
Ball-Blair Agency
Legal Notice
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FORD
FEVER!
HERE ARE A
FEW OF THE
SUPER VALUES
ON DISPLAY
VACATION-TIM E
SALE ON A LL DODGES
AND DODGE DARTS!
*63 PLYMOUTH
$1695
On* Owner, Real Nice
*6! DODGE
$695
$795
V-8, Alr-Cond., 4-Dr. Station Wagon
*62 CHRYSLER
$1565
Newport, 4-Dr. Sedan. Full Power with Air.
SPECIAL
. . . .
’59 OPEL
Air-Cond. Station Wagon
$395
’62 PONTIAC
$1795
Catalina eporle roup*. Factory air conditioned, Power
steering and brakes. White finish that can't ba told from
now. A eery popular car that's ready to go.
'63 BUICK
SUPER SPECIALS
*65 PONTIAC GTO
Save Plenty
Or M l T 4 I N
$ 2222”
AS LOW AS
O
Tho hot one equipped with 1 deuce*, po* Itruction, w in
wheels, block cord ova tap, backet neats, Tack * ■ iter.
(Now Car Warranty BU1I la E ffect)
__________
*65
BUICK
Save Plenty
Custom ftportawagotL • poos. Air conditioned, power
equipment, 1,000 miles, never titled with balann on
bow ear warranty.
SATURDAY > • AJL-B PJL
Phono ID-4111
M USTANG
NEARLY NEW
MONDAY’FRIDAY: 8 A.M.-8 P.M.
I N I W . le t 84. —
FU LL S IZ E FORD
AUt-CUNUlTIUN. I'OWEH STEEIUNG, V-8 ENGINE
$2195
NEW HOURS
Seminole County Motors
$2995
$1995
LoHabro 4-dr. Factory Air eondltloiwd. A real family c«r
far that soon to onlay vac si lost
4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. Trans. CLEAN!
*60 PLYMOUTH
’63 CH EVROLET
Impale 4-dr. hardtop. Powergllda end power atoertag.
Thla nearly new car la in perfect condition. Harry!
$1799 i
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F A tcon i-n a eanai
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TAKE THE KEY
AND SEE
S t r i c k l a n d M m neon
4( 1*011, |4 1 8 4 !
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�Herald W ant-Ads Are Busy In Seminole
95. Hop—
For Bai«
195. Housea For Salt
-
1100 DOWN
B it . 1* m II ri«. Rm.. Tor.
f lo o r * . K i t equip. I l l mo.
f a n a ll HELMUT REALTY,
O fflca In V ltla t* H all. N. Or
t
Huge. 111-1411, Bight* li t
IIT I.
Government owned
Homes
$100.00 DOWN
■aleetleu « f I, I, and «
B edroom * located In varlogg
8 * . J on * o f fa n fo ld
Im m ediate D elivery
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FROM *50.00
FOR THE BEST HOME
BUY
SEE YOUR
V A -F H A
Property
Management
and Sales Broker
JIM HUNT
REALTY
—
-----------—
RAVENNA PAR K , 3
full bath*, 2 yr». old.
dow n p*ym »nt m a n l
gag*. 2J2-09I# after i
I
Slit
Sanford
9 rraltl
June 4, 1965 — Page 11 97. Houses Far Kent
Hr.. I
Small
mort
p. m.
103. Mobile Homes • Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale
3
OUR ANCESTORS
F O U N T A IN S
BEDROOM. 1 bath. Central
Heat A A ir cond. Take over
paym ent* (In mo. to* Coldw ater Dr.. Caaaslbarry. I l l KOI.
"YOUTH A
IIDIIM.. I ' , 1t.li h*. Florida 1 i i d r m . T railer on large laikr.
Room . Patio, Carpeting. D ra
322*73**,
pe*, Kitchen equipped. 210*
S, French.
3 .BEDROOM trailer alr-cond.,
adult* only 1*0 mo. It* Onora
Rd. near Navy Baa*. 331-117*
UNUSUAL w ell kept 3 bed
a fter * p. m.
room h om e, la rge lawn. Cloeg
to echoola and shopping cen
ter. 171 mo. t t i- ia io .
FURNISHED *»' a 1*’. well
•haded. Adults. W asher. AirTW O Bedroom house. Dining
con ditioner. 1*3. Ph. 132-4K r
a
L ivin g
room .
Kitchen,
Study, a U tility Room, tl'n
1 RDRM. T railer, Iga. Cabana.
fu rn ish ed !.
173.
«No ret*
1701 8. Park A v e . 113-IK *.
pleaae). Call 133-711*. lleautl
ful D istrict.
l«fi. Apnrlmenli. far Renl
I-REDROOM. I «*
Lot. lll-S * a > .
1
Rath
U rge
4 ROOM
Bedroom
houa*,
equip., t l t - l t o i .
kitchen
NICELY Furn. 1 Hr. houe*.
3111 Palm etto, 121-0114.
FURNISHED 1-Bedroom house.
MI-1129 a fter 1 p. m.
Payton Realty
LARGE I Bdrm.. 1 Full Rath*,
w ith B ang* (No R efrigera
to r ). 1*1* M agnolia. Contact
Tad W illiam * Hardware.
U J -tlO l 11*0 H iawatha at lT - lt
COUNTRY
CLUR
Manor,
>
Bdrtn.
1H
hath,
Aaaura*
m ortga ge. 3J3-3I13 a f t ir I
p. m.
NEW I Bedroom House for
rent In W oodm ere Park, near
base. l l t - O t l l or 17I-1I21.
BEDROOM Air f-ondlttonad.
It*
bathe, F lorida
Room.
V ery
Iteaeonable.
Tea
d
Orean Eatata. 111-0IIS.
“ It's eith er P on ce d e Leon* hie fe th e r , o r hie eonl*
SELECT YOUR OWN COLORS
Now under conetrurtlon, 1 1IR.,
3 hath*. Separate Dr., aunketi
95. Houses For Sale
L. R., Recreation room, eq u ip 95. Houses For Sale
ped kitchen. Central heal A
SOUND OOODT
* IIDIIM . 1 Rath. I Den*. K it
A ir con ditionin g, double g a r
O ffice ! I l l * t t 1 l
chen. D. Rm., L. Ilm , Laun
age, large lot. V* acre, out of A modern clean I Bedroom
N lgh u s lll-OTOO
hom e on corner lot with view
dry
Itm ,
ample
donate,
fligh
t
path.
All
Ihla
for
only
Itt-o ttt
or land A lake. Air Condi
llrreiew a y A tool room . I l l 117,101). F ll A, VA. C onven
t i l l Park D rive
tioned
com
fort
Inside.
Chain
121*.
tional financing. Eaolualv*
link fen ce fo r Fldo or Jun
w ith :
ior.
Several
other
feature*
CKUMLEY - MONTEITH, Included at a pleating aur- 96. Houses • Sale or Rent
IN C .
prlae total price o f only
I I I .*00. Term *? YES! I f * a F o r Htl* itto a d ow n ) or Rent,
Phone 333-1333
REST IIPV, Call now for a p t i l l m o.). 3 lldrm., 3 bath
S E V fR A L Outstanding 1 *
house with playroom , double
pointm ent.
B tdroam llnm e* available In
utility room , la rge fenced
a ll Araaa e l Sanford. Let ua
yard. It* 12. W oodland Dr.,
B A R T PILCH E n. Broker
fh o w you Aroundl
Ph. ow n er m i Peraonal Service
Call IIS-7 lb*
NEW LY Redecorated Masonry I
lldrm.. Storage building. C on
SEE TH IS TODAY
ItSI a Park At *.
venient to school* A shop
Large I lldrm. home. Elec,
l i t t i l l anytim e
ping. All reaionable o ffe rs
kitchen. H ardw ood floor*, lo
considered. IIl-*n 7 l.
cated on I nice lot*.— Low
dow n paym ent 111.00 par mo.
For Ihe Reel nuy In
97, Houses For Kent
and only 11.110.
A New or Reaate Horn*,
See S ten ilrom R eally
FURNISHED
House,
Lake
NOTICE TO APPEAR
Mary 222-26*9.
TO* W . O. W H ITE and Wa
Have
Th#
Home
F
or
You
W H ITE, hi* w ife ; JAMES
LOCH ARBOR. Cement Block
Investm ent A Realty
E. BA R T LE T T and
house, Com pletely furn. a air
II N. Park Ava.
113-PITS
BARTLETT, hi* w lfa: A
conditioned. 1 lldrm., I Rath,
U W A R N E R and JENNIE
Fla.
room a Patio. W ill he
I BDRM.. 1H Bathe, Rulli-ln
D. W A R N E R , hi* w lf*. If
vacant run., June I. c o u ld be
Oven A Stove, doubt* ca r
llvlnn and If dtad. their
eatn at *0* L akevlew Dr. or
port*, Aaaura* payment*. H I unknow n heir*, devises*,
ca ll III-IIS * .
IK S PAR K DRIVE
lsgatssa o r gra n lte a ; and
7110.
ph.
s
:
i
:
i
t
o
any and all t e r i o m
1 II ED ROOM. 1H Bathe, Iga.
claim ing by, throuah or
Open Tonight 'til 9
fenced yard. Country Club
undar any o f the *ald D*
Halghta. Lake Mary Iload,
fendenta or othtrw las, and
I I I Eaatar, Aaauma M lg. *
any and all paraona claim*
I I I mo. S ID 1*11.
Ing any eatata, rl«ht, title
o r Interaat In, or Hen
upon, the reel property
herein deacrlbtd, o r eny I am a c o iy . com fortable home
part thereof.
at 1161 Sanford Avenue, h av
TOU AIIE H EREBY NOTIing I bedroom#, <| large-1
FI ED that a ault baa baan
■malt), large
livin g
room
b rou gh t agalnat yen, the na
w ith fireplace, aaparat* d in
ture o f w hich la to rem ove car*
in g room , large kitchen, 1
tain clouria from and te qulat
■creenad porch**.
Hava a
and con firm the till# to th*
la rge t l l a l l l tL beautiful
J, I, A « BEDROOMS
h ereinafter deacrlbed real pro*
i. m * i b a t h s
yard, Wy ow n er !■ aniloua
party,
KITCHEN EQUIPPED
for an o ffe r, aa aha no longer
The name o f the Court In
need* me. If you kn ow o f a LOW UONTHLT PAYMENTS
w hich the eult hae baen Inatl
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
fam ily that wants n bargain,
tuted I* the CIRCUIT COURT
For C om pu te Inform ation
tall tham to s e t In touch
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN
See ot Call Your
with
AND POR SEMINOLE COUNT T . FLORIDA. The abbreviated
title o f th e caee te THOMAS W.
1101 pa rk A v e , Sanford
SALES BROKER
BLEDSOE. SINULE va. W. O.
Ph. I f l - l t l l
W* Havo Th* Home For You
W H IT E end ---------- W H ITE, hla I'm em pty and they have th*
w lfa, at al. bains Chancery
key.
Caaa No. 14III.
Th* daacrlptlon o f th* real P A R K KIDOE—BUK-DIVISION
p roperty Involved la aa follo w *! t Bdrtn.
1 B tk - Entry Foyer.
Lot T H R E E HUNDRED
Fam ily Room . B reakfaet Bar,
t i l l PARK DRIVE
FORTY • F IV E
(I I I ),
of
Bnllt - In K itchen, Central
i i i -7*i i
It LACK HAMMOCK, accord
Heat, D ouble Onrage, City s ii-t m
NIOHTS
tn s to the Plat tharaof ye
■•war. 111.146, Open Dnlly.
llt -llt t
I ll-Ill*
corded In Plat B ook I, at
E vening* 114-1111.
111-4111
I ll- M i l
Pasaa 11 and 111 and Plat
Book I, at P *s*a TO. H I I1M * AVSUUME | ft me. p a y
mantA I B drm . m
bath.
and 111. o f th* PubltO R e
Country Club- l l l . l t t l .
c o r d . o t Sem inole County,
BIO DISCOUNTS
Florida.
Y ou and each o f you are rs*
qulred to HI* you r anawer with
the Clerk o t th* above entitled
C ourt and aarva a cop y th ereof
upon r ta ln lltr* attorney. R ob *
a l I' W eal, whoa* a d d r tu la I I
South Magnolia Avenue, O rlan
do, Florida, not la trr than th*
lt lh day o f June, 111*, as r e
quired by law, elee a decree pro
conferva w ill be e n t e r e d
a s*ln * t you and e tch o f you.
IN W ITNESS W H EREO F
have »*t my hand and a fflu ed
my o fficia l **al at Sanford,
Htmlnol* co u n ty . Florida, thla
13th day o f May, t i l l .
(SE A L)
A rthur H. B eckw ith, J r
A t Clerk o f retd Court
B y: Martha T. Vlhlen
Deputy Clerk
RONAL P. W EST o f
THOM IVON * W EST
I I South M agnolia AVSBUS
Orlando, F lorida
A ttorn ey fo r P la in tiff
P u biiih M ar M, I I , I I * f u s e
«. 1111
C D M -II
BIG DISCOUNTS
$100 DOWN
PHA-VA HOMES
Seminole Realty
HOMES
FOR SALE
Legal Notice
SOUTHWARD
STENSTROM
REALTY
FURN.
base,
(*13.
1 Rdrm.
|(0 mo.
hou»e. near
Adults. 133-
1 BEDROOM Unfurn., kllJhen
•quipped. 333-KSI.
A P I’.
N ew ly d e co r a t e d , wall to w all
Carpaling a C a rp o rt* (0*
E. l*th St.
F l'R N . APT.. 1160 M ellonvllt*.
FURN. A IT ., R eaion able. I l l I* l« .
FURN. O arage
1111.
FHA - VA
Seminole Realty
FI'R N Apartment*, reasonable
1*1.11(1.
1-1 and 1 liM n u in ii
FURN. D uplr* A p t, 1 Room*
A Rath. 130 mo. I 1* miles
from Navy Rase. 122.12*1.
M Kamb.
*M Ply*.
*>• Chevy
•SI Opel
•81 F ly s ,
•SI Ford
U Volks
i* r«4
•M M l *
•BS C hevy
M L M7 a n
mo.
MW haL
m s bat
9141 ML
MW baL
m
Ml
MS
Ml
MS
Mil saL M l
•717 b d l M7
m o.
ROOMS for Men, *61 M agnolia.
121-0116.
3 our BV1NRUDK D ealer
to* a .■ 1C. tat.
rh . 111-1941
COURTEOUSY CH ARGE AC
COUNTS— lim ited credit It
you own a phone. Put c la iiD
fled A '• *n w ork fo r T o u t
125. Marine Supplies
115. Aulos For Sale
1937 IMPERIAL 41,006 original
ml lee.
m t.99
SANFO-tD MOTOR CO
100 French Ava
tit-4111
w o.
aw.
M L MS m*.
•741 Ml. MS mo.
•Ml M L MT » •'
Ml
ML
baL
ML
ML
ML
• U M ML
MM
1 7 Chevy
11 Chevy
Ml
'41 V, Trfc
Jeep 4-w dr. MSI
l i t Jeep
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SANFORD A V I .
OPEN EVEN INCH
fufsH L Ptoida
ISS-4MS
lac.
FlnnKOLABB, Cloth a Ruin,
■ava 10%. Kaaco, 1160
French Ava. ltt-1110.
IT'S FUN to read the W an t-
UNFURNISHED
3
bedroom
Duple* Apt., terraeaoo floors,
tile bath. Venetian bllnde.
kitchen
equipped.
121-111*
e fte r I p. tn.
Open TU 8:00 P.M. Nightly
L’ . t l l l : M
109 N . PALMETTO
Ae aa extra service
for your convenience,
we will be open until
8 p.m. each evening
except Saturday. We
will slay open till •
p.m. on Saturday.
WE INVITE YOU
TO BROWSE
AROUND AND SEE
HOLLER'S OK
USED CARS AND
NEW CARS.
63 Buick
I-eSabre 4 Dr. Hardtop,
Automatic Trane., Pow
er 8 t e e r l n g , Power
Brakee, R A H. A Nice
Clean Car In Every Re
aped. Low Mileage, I
Owner.
ONLY
’2 0 9 5
’64 CHEVROLET IM PALA
60 Cadillac
$2577
Series "62” , 4 Dr. Se
dan, Equipped W i t h
F u l l Power Eeleetric
Windows A Seats. Fac
tory Air. Good Tlrea, 1
Owner.
’63 CHEVROLET IMPALA
M ERCURY
Super Hporl, Mm!. Turquolaa, R, H, Power
Steering, Power Brgkea, Fee. Air Coni,
While-Wall naw Urea, Low ML 1 Ownar.
EXTRA 8PECIAL
BU Y!
* 1 S 7 S
Sport Coupe, R, II, White-Wall tires, tinted
wladahlald, 4-on-tha-FI., 117 cu. ia. engine.
MONTCLAIR
STATION WAGONS
CONVERTIBLES
BIG
DISCOUNTS
$2077
63 Volkswagen
'61 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE
DeLuxe, 2 D r„ Law
Mllesge. Clean
Throughout.
I-Dr, Sedan, II, II, Stand. Trans., • Cyl
inder, S-Tona Paint.
$1177
’60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR
4'Dr. IIT, ft, II, Powor Steering, Air Conditlon, Tinted GIb m , W-W Tires, Block Fin.
COMETS
$1077
’64 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE
1-I)r. HT, R, II. Automatic Trane., Power
Steering, Med. Turq. gtm Foe. Warranty.
404 SERIES
$2177
CALIENTE
’64 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE
CYCLONE
STATION WAGONS
Sport Coupe, |.Dr. HT., R. H. A utom at U
Trane.. Power Steering, White sad Light
Blue. Still Factory War ratty.
CONVERTIBLES
$2177
BIG
DISCOUNTS
V < M , 4-Dr Bed eg, R, H, A sia T r ia s New White-Wall Tlrea, Locally 1 Owned
Automobile,
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
WE'RE READY — IF YOU C A N T TRADE WITH
$1077
OUR SALESMEN YOU A R E N T READY TO
’62 CHEVROLET CORVAIR
T R A D E — COME IN AND SEE]
Club Coupe, R, H. Whito.Wall tlree, Stand.
Tram., E itra Clean Car.
LARGE STOCK - ALL BODY TYPES & MODELS
$1177
WEEK-END SPECIAL!!
FULL SELECTION OF MODELS, COLORS, ACCESSORIES AND TRIM.
*61 CADILLAC
Convertible, Fully Equipped, White Flnlah,
Red Interior.
$1977
BEST VALUES ON USED CARS!
OPEN UNTIL 8:00 P.M. EACH NIGHT
ALL OF OUR CARS RE-CONDITIONED
AND GUARANTEED!
SATURDAY AFTERNOON* UNTIL 5:00 P.M.
OPEN 8 A.M.-8 P.M. MONDAY-FHIDAY
8 A.M.-4 P.M. SATURDAY
r .M .
LINCOLN
MERCURY
SPECIALS!
•1 3 7 5
| AW ARD WINNING UNEXCELLED SERVICE
Prices You Can
Afford To Pay!
Special
63 Pontiac
’62 VALIANT
AND
•
Tempest LeMais
Coupe, 4 C y l i n d e r *
A u t o m a t i c Treaty
RAH. All Vinyl In
terior, Bucket State A
Console.
’63 CHEVROLET IMPALA
Budget Terms
Extra
A di You can ehop w ithout
gettin g ou t o t yo u r gaey
chair.
PARK LANB
COMPACTS - WAGONS
A LL MAKES AND MODELS
h n r iin
SPECIAL PAINTS
REALTY
'6 4 's to '5 5 '$
sen.
au.
Robson Sporting Goods
$2177
USED CARS —
t m ML M l
G atew ay T o The W aterw ay
108. R o o m o F o r R e n t
Sport Coape, Canary Yetlow, Radio, HeaUr,
While-WiUTIrea, Tintod Wlnd.hl.ld, 4onth a- Floor, 117 cu, in. oa | ia m
SELECTION OF LATE MODEL
»m
128. Koala & Motors
MONTEREYS
W E HAVE A N OUTSTANDING
K am b.
10* W. tnd I t
Ill-tO il
ALL W ORK GUARANTEED
SHOPPIHG
CENTER
ONLY
202 SERIES
*40 Falcoa
AUTO GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
STENSTROM
A N Y FU R TH ER . . .
'l l
122- ‘ 39 RENAULT Daulphlne, new
tlree. 91*1. 322-9*0*._________
FURN. DUl’ t.KX. 1 lldrm ., r * .
decorated. 101 mo., Lake J*e-
N O N EED 1 0 LO O K
SALESMAN’S
POSITION OPEN
Apt. Call
SMALL
FURN. D ow nstair*
Apt., 1902 Maple. 122-OTlt.
FHA - VA HOMES
^POSSESSION’
l i l t GREY. YW. gunroof. Rail,
Excellent Cond. 11.110. 3121166.
DOWNSTAIRS, U n f u r n .
I JE E P '<1 W agon. W arn hub*,
lldrm. Apt., kitchen equipped.
heater, radio, new tlree a
1011* W . 1Ith 81.
brakes, t t .000 mile*. I I . 100.
W ill take trad*. I l t - l t t * .
DUPLEX
Apt.,
I
Bedroom
Furn. 1111 Palm etto.
19(0 FORD, t door, g ood con*
dlllnn. Straight Stick. I l l FURN. n arage Apt.. 13*31* Pal
1011.
metto. 121-0321 o r 1234.
$100 DOWN
B A IN K
1IOR M cKEE USED CARg
NO MONEY DOWN
101 French Ava.
1 1 1 -o llt
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
10\ Mobile Homea - Sale
MOBILE HOME *«' ■ 10', email
equity.
Aeaume
payment*.
H I-107*.
1 lldrm. Duplex. Kit
chen equ ip. 122-339*.
CLEAN 1-Bedroom , Furn. Apt. 116. Autos • Sale or Trade
Close In, W ater A ligh t*
furn. 1(0 i p . 121-1*16.
1111 PK YLINER. retraokable
3-ROOM Furn. Apt. |33 m o .
hardtop, radio, heater, pow er
Including w ater A electricity FURN. Apt. Cine* In, Jimm ie
steering, |1S0 egah o r trad*
Cowan. 1 1 1 -toll.
331*3*1)7,
fo r older car. Ph. 111*1111 or
«** at 111 Garrison Dr._____
112 30 W eek ly fur I lldrm. Utlf u r n . a p t . i:s-:ion .
111 tew furn. Apt. 161 E. Ith
11!0. Automotive Service
Adult*.
113 W E E K L Y . Furn. 1 Rdrm
Apt , UUL Furn., 101 K, Ith.
WKI.A.vA APARTM ENTS 11*
t . Firet St.
KUHN. 1-room Apt. wtlh bath
A
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�Local Leathernecks Are Headed For The Boondocks
Swim Classes
To Register
Registration for American
Rad Croat swimming and life
saving classes in South Semi
nole County will be bald Sat
urday, 9-12:00 a. m ., at the
CasetPurry Fire Station on
Triplet Drive.
CUaaea era scheduled for
both adult and children at var
ious locations, according to
Mrs. Jimoa Birkenmeytr, Rad
Croat Water Safety Coordla-
al Air Station.
Tha fighting Leatherneck*
will take o ff Monday on "O p
eration A laco," a field exerelse that la designed to train
and toughen the NAS men.
Tha exercise will be held
In the heart o f tha Ocala Na
tional Foreat In an iaolated
■pot known aa Hughe* Island
— far from tha comfort o f
barrack* life.
It will be under atrictly
combat conditions, according
to lat LL J. F. Carney, Ma
rine Barracke executive o ffi
cer.
"Our main them* thla year
wilt b* atralght offenaiva and
defensive tactics, simulating
combat conditions," Lleuten-
who are atralght out o f re
ant Carney said.
Some o f tha Marine*, many cruit training, will be under
going aoma phaae* of tha
combat exerciie* for the flrit
time.
One type o f training they
will receive I* building rope
Th# Nativity Parish Wom bridgea acroaa pond* in the
en’s Guild will sponsor a fon-«t. There alio will be
rummage sale today and Sat training In mine warfnre.
urday at a location on W. Simulated mine*, which will
13th Btreet In Sanford. Sale e x p l o d e harmleuly, have
hour* are from 9 a.m. until been act up in the training
area.
7 p.m. each day.
The Marine exercise will be
Mrs. David Herat, Guild
weys and means chairman, held on a mere five-squarereports that good uaed cloth mile area o f the huge forest
ing, household items, and which contain* 362,000 acre*.
The Marine* expect «ome
white elephants wilt be avail
encounter with wildlife which
able.
Nativity Guild
Holding Sale
I* plentiful in the area. One forest. There alio are all Iffnt- day morning and then act out
of the large*t deer herds In o n , snakes, armadillo*, ot- on foot,
"W e are *iraw frig that an
the U. S. 1* located in the ten , bear* and bobcat fn the
amphiblou* landing already
area.
Alio training fn the Ocala haa been made and our flrat
duty will be to *et up an outforcit at the eame time will
p oit,"
Lieutenant
Carney
be the Alabama National •aid.
Guard'a Special Force* Unit.
"Thta axereiae (a broken
"We will be treated a* un down right to aquad war,” the
f r i e n d l y force* by t h e Marine officer explained.
Guardamcn,” Lieutenant CarThere will be patrol*, re
By Frances Wester
ney
*ald.
However,
no
con
connaissance
and atream
Rev. V. C. Ladd, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of tact I* planned between the croeaing*.
The Marine* will carry full
Lake Mary, announced today two group*.
S/Sgt. V. C. Lawton, train combat e q u i p m e n t with
that the church Is planning to
build a new sanctuary and ing NCO, and an advance blank* being uaed in variou*
will start selling bonds for party will leave for the ex weapon*.
"Operation A laco" (that'*
this purpose at a bond kickoff ercise site Sunday. The bulk
■upper to be held at 6:30 p.m o f the troop* will go to the Ocala epelled backward) wilt
edge of the area by bu* Mon be held Monday through
Monday at the church.
Thursday for two week*. All
Marine* at tha NAS will par*
tlcipata fa on* of tha fourdajr exercises.
Baptist Church
To Build In
Lake Mary
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S ip n t lf t
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965
FIFTH ANNUAL
GRADUATION
EDITION
Q nm vaJtio nA
fo m m & n a m m i
G d tw iis A
S p eU tk S sw ih w le
(p la n n e d
Q w ih xa jd w n
Seminole High School seniors wound up their high school
Andrew .1. Bracken
Principal
activities In a whirl of activities beginning with Awards
Day on May 27 in Fleming Gymnasium, where top stu
Seminole High School has Innovated several new programs In Its
academic curriculum during tho 1901-05 school year according to
Principal Andrew J. Bracken.
One which has nffcctcd nil phases o f tho school program Is the
new time schedule. Each class operates on n seventy minute period
rather than the conventional fifty-five minutes, as in the past. Ev
ery student is nssigned six periods but attends only fivo each day,
rotating one period off. thus lie attends four sevcnty-mlnuto peri
ods in each class weekly'.
dents in scholarship, citizenship, ncademies, athletics and
other activities received recognition for their accomplish
ments.
This wns followed by Class Day on May 28 when the
"This has proved especially helpful in such areas as bogie eco
nomies, science, industrial arts and physical education. Faculty
members and students agreed that this schedule was effective and
it will be continued next year," Bracken said.
seniors received their yearbooks and witnessed the dedi
cation of the 19G5 Salmagundi to their head conch, Janies
l ’igott, who will be leaving Sanford nt the end of the
school year. The rest of the day was spent at the beach,
A new course in chemistry hns been initiated, with tho addition
o f “ Chcm Study" to the science curriculum. This course offers tho
students a new approach to conventional chemistry. It iius proven
to ho n groat help in the transition from high school chemistry to
college chemistry,
enjoying sand, sun and surf.
Sunday nt 8 p.m. the baccalaureate services will be held
with Rev. Thomas Mnkin of the Pro. byicrian C”
. :h of
the Covenant officiating nt the ceremonies.
Commencement sendees will begin nt 8 p.m. In Fleming
David Lanier
Student lludy President
Gymnnsium, Monday, June 7 ns the 299 capped and gown
ed seniors march in to their seats before an admiring
"Agriculture IV offered tho students nn opportunity to attend
classes at the high school in the morning and participate in n job
placement program during tho afternoon, ltoys enrolled received
actual experience in farming, dairying, landscaping, agri-business
and other related fields. The program lias been successful ns each
buy employed this school term lias been offered permanent posi
tions," Lliu principal noted.
audience of parents and friends. Diplomns wdll be distri
buted by Principal A. J. Bracken v.‘ h the t r r ...........
For tho pnst two years beginning typing lias been offered stu
dent i on a large group basis. A master teacher, assisted by an aide
can meet the typing needs of a great many students each year.
imp
and circumstance.
Senior business education majors were given an opportunity to
enroll in a special program for advanced training in office practice
ami business machines. These students attended the high school
until noon, then reported to the Adult Vocational school for this
additional training. This program will also continue for qualified
students next year.
Main addresses will be delivered by the school’s valedictorinn and snlutatorinn, whose identity is kept secret
until three days befurc graduation.
Following commencement exercises, the senior class and
"Another innovation this yenr at Seminole High is the new driv
er education program which incorporates a large driving range. Tho
addition o f tho range enables one instructor through the use o f
walkie-talkie to direct a fleet of cars simultaneously practicing all
phases o f driving experiences," Bracken pointed out.
their parents will be feted with a reception In tho school
cafeteria then the cluss will attend a special movio at the
Kitz Theater.
Under tho direction of Cdr. Vincent Law a senior par
ent and William Lovelace, Rotary chairman, the entire
Charles Hunter
Senior Cluss President
Seminole High anticipates Its largest enrollment next year, with
over 1000 students scheduled in grades 10, 11, und 12.
class and their dates will be honored guests at an allnight ' ‘Fun After Graduation" purty at the Mid-Florida
Country Club.
Ronald Rlsiwr
Vico President
V .'-c-fc.
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P r e s e n t in g .....................
Presenting
Presenting
Daniel Adams
Mary Margaret Abney
Mary w ai a member o f
the Para-Medical Club three
year* and aervcd aa presi
dent. aerretnry and delegate
to the atate convention. She
was secretary of the Future
Homemaker*, a member o f
the Prom committee and
waa cited for having the
aecond hlgheat number o f
hour* worked in Candyatrlprr* o f which ahe waa a
memlter three year*. Mary
lans to be an x*ray technicin and will atudy at Orang*
Memorial HoapiUl. She la
the daughter of Mr. and
Mr*. Curtla Abney and her
hobble* are painting, aew*
Ing and cooking.
Presenting
Elmer W. Avenel, Jr.
Elmer's nicknsme Is Top
per and he is president o f
the Seminole High School
Rand, having been a band
member for four years. He
has also bstn a solo horn
player for over two years.
Topper will attend Brevard
Junior
Collage
in
■
M .l.w a
w
v n * | v
eaa Cocoa and
study music. He is the ton
o f Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Avenel, Sr. and In his
spare time Is a swimming
Hill Lumber & Hardware Company
223 WEST THIRD STREET
Phone: 322-5581
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Presenting...................
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Mary Carter Paints
Leonard Paul Aucoin, Jr.
Ivey’s Shoe Store
8224*49
209 W. First St.
208 E. Firit St.
Sanford, Florida
Leonard was president o f
tho DCT for two years In
both his Junior and senior
year. He was a member o f
the FPA and a student rep
resentative. Leonard Diane
to work for the Atlantic
Coastline
Railroad
after
graduation. Ha Is the eon
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Aucoin, Sr. and hla hobble*
I n • I u d • hunting, fishing,
boating, skiing and dog rac-
Joe Thomas Baggerly, Jr.
822-0204
Sanford, Florida
Tommy wa» a member o f
the football team, track
team and the TEC Club. He
will enter Daytona Beach
Junior College in the fall
to etudy drafting. Tommy
la the son o f Mr. and Mr*.
J. T. Baggerly and hie hob
bles Include singing, playing
tha goiter and weight Bit-
Ball Bra. Trucking Co.
802 W. 18 St.
Wilson-Maier Furniture Co.
888-2981
811 East First St.
Sanford, Florida
882’ M t t
Sanford, Florida
rrescnunir
Presenting
Beverly Bagley
Beverly (* a member o f
the Para-Medical Club and
servrd as an office clerk at
school. She la presently em
ployed with Southern Bell
Telephone and aspects to
contlnua to work there a f
ter graduation. Beverly Is
the daughter o f Mr*. K. R.
Lelloy and her favorite
spare time activity Is work
ing In the Candystrlpere.
Stephen George Balint, Jr.
Seminole County
. . . . .
819 W. Third Street
8224258
Downtown Cleaners & Launderers
8224298
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Linda Lee Ball
Bteva played v a n ity foot
ball and track and received
honorable mention on the
OBC all conference team.
He was vies president and .
president o f the Science
Club, a member o f the
Boys Future Teachers, La
tin Club, Lettermen'a Club,
Drama Club and a first
place winner In th* Selene*
Fair. Steve will enter th*
University o f Florida in the
fall to begin the study of
aeroepace engineering. His
hobblss are coin collecting
and traveling. Steve is the .
son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. •
Laundry Co.
113 8. Palmetto
PrcAonting
Buster has been a mem
ber of the Seminole High
8chool swimming team for
three year* *nd a member
o f the Tumbling Club. He
waa also In th* band one
year. He will attend North
ern B ute College in Aber
deen, South Dakota and etu- .
dy pre-engineering. Buster
li th* eon o f Mre. Erma An
derson and hi* hobbles in
clude swimming, water-ski
ing and all sport*.
Randy Is planning to en
roll In Murray State Collet*
In Kentucky, but has not
yet decided on his roars* o f
■tody. He was a member o f
tho Spanish Club and his
hobbles are water skiing,
r e a d i n g , swimming and
hunting. Randy Is the son
o f Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Alex
ander.
Best Wishes, Class of ’6 5 !
Treva Elizabeth Arnette
. . . . .
Buster E. Anderson
Randolph Clay Alexander
Dan played junior varsity
football and haakatball, waa
a member o f th* Helene*
Club and Choraller*. He
plana to attend Middle Ten*
neaaee State College and
atudy paychology. Dan I*
the son o f Mr. and Mrs.
R. I.. Adams and was born
in the Panama Canal Zone.
His favorite pastimes in
clude swimming, cards and
basketball.
C
Treva was a member o f
th e
Future Homemakers
Club for four yesrs, a meml>er of the Glee Club three
year a and the Para-Medical
Club one year. She plana to
attend a beautician's achool
In Orlando next fall and ex
pect* to be married this
summer. T r e v a
la tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mr*.
John H. Arnette, Jr. and her
favorite paatlmea include
aewlng, reading and bowl-
Presenting
Presenting
Kenneth Westley Barnes
. . . . .
Albert Dennis Bates
t
Linda was a member o f
th* Glee Club, Future Home*
maker* and la a past presi
dent and presently secretary
o f the fi-ji Club. She plans
to attend Orlando Junior
(College next fall. I.lnda Is
the daughter uf Mr. and
Mre W. P. Ball and her
pastimes Include horseback
riding, swimming and sports
o f all kinds.
Presenting
. . . . .
Cylvia Lee Bateman
1
Ktnnath waa e member
o f the yearbook staff far
twa^yeare. Ha
f to attead
hat will w
______
week
at____
Ms-
g
Sylvia
sweetheart i f
the Beminolc Broadcasting
Club, a number of the Can*
dy stripers. Future Home*
maker*. Future N u r a a a ,
GAA, Glee Club and ParaMedical Club. 8he hopea to
be a teaeher and will atndy
elementary
education
at
8outh Georgia Colley* In
Douglti, Ca. Sylvia la the
daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
R. L. Bateman and her favorite paatlmea are dancing
and tennis.
Dennis was librarian for
tha Seminole Broadcasting
Clnb and waa on th* testa
team on* year. He plana to
be an engineer and will bein bla studies at Orlando
unlor College this fall.
Dennla la the eon o f Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Bates, Jr.
and In his spar* time he en
joy* fishing, hunting, rampswimming and water
skiing.
.‘sa rsi
J
l i for a year or two.
la the eon o f Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Harnre and in
hi* spare time Ken enjoys
baseball, basketball and all
■ports.
1 1
Presenting
. . . . .
Presenting
Robert Earl Bemoeky
Robert has been th* phepher for th* yearbook
fo r two year*. Ha
to study business ad
ministration end accounting
at Orlando Junior College.
Ho ia presently working at
Itenney'a and will continue
Um m after graduation. In
hla spars time Robert onJoys, listening tn classical
mimic, fishing, swimming
S
sHam tUvrnosky.
ftA 'S F v a
. . . . .
Freddie Berryhill
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Presenting
Robert H. Best
Rob waa a member o f tho
Club four years; Band,
• years; Gliso Club,
abllng Club, 8 « l o n e o
Jab, track team and Latin
Ians to beeo mo a
engineer and
aster Memphis State
ty in th* fell. Rob
is Mm sou o f Mr. and Mrs.
Tboasaa A . Beat, Sr. and hi*
hobbles are sports and
mechanic*.
Sandra Ann Bisbee
Sandy waa a junior v a n
ity cheerleader, member #f
t h e Tri-HI-Y, newspaper
staff, Latin Club, Drama
Club and played Fowder
Puff football. She hopes to
be a secondary English
teacher and will enter Hard
ing College In Searcy, Ark
ansas In September. Site Is
th* daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. Joel A . Biebee and her
hobble# are creative writ
ing, sewing and reading.
.
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Presenting
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Presenting
. . . . .
Darrel Benge
Linda Behney
Sharon Lee Ball
Norma Charlotte Adams
P r e s e n t in g .....................
1
Sharon wm • second lieu*
tenant and second assistant
head majorette thia year
and ha» been n member of
the Twirling Seminole* for
three year*. She was a memher of the Latin Club. ParaMedical Cluh nnd Science
Club. Sharon will attend
Georgia Southern Collette
to *tudy nursing. She i* the
daughter o f Mr. and Mr*.
II. L Hull and her hobble*
are twirling and reading.^
Norma was a member o f
the Glee Club, Latin Club
and DCT. She Is presently
working
at the Florida
State Bank and hope* to
continue
working
there.
Norma l* the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren D.
Adams and In her spare
time she likes to sew, cook
and swim.
Presenting
Linda plan* to talcs an
tnM
butines* courts at
Mattey lluiine** College In
Jacksonville after working
for a year. She it the
daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
Stanley Behney o f Lake
Mary and her hobble* in
clude reading and outdoor
■port*.
Best Wishes, Graduates!
Brenda Karen Benton
Brenda wa* a member o f
the
Future
Homemaker*
four year*. Glee Club three
y e a r s and Para-Medical
Club one year. She expects
to be married soon, but al
so plan* to attend a beau
tician school In Orlando.
She It the daughter o f Mr.
and Mr*. Jack Benton, Sr.
and in her spare time en
joys sewing, cooking and
horseback riding.
Darrell wa* a member of
the National Honor Society,
won the DAR history medal
and wa* a member o f the
Science Club. He will study
electrical engineering at the
University o f Florid*. Dar
rell i* the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence lien go.
Presenting
Thomas Ray Cason
Tommy
played three
years of football and one
year o f basketball. He waa
a member of the Lettermen's Club, the Future
Teachers and the TEC Club,
lie plana to continue the
study o f drafting and design
at Daytona Beach Junior
College. Tommy is the ton
o f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
Cason.
The Sanford
Automobile Dealers
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Presenting
Doris Dee Gibson
Joseph Lindsey Farless
*»—■
!
i
Joe waa president o f the
Key Club and captain o f the
football team. He received
the Peter Schaal trophy for
the "Moat Valuable Player”
He waa a member o f the
National Honor Society, a
delegate to Boy's State and
a Senior Superlative. Joe
also received the Universi
ty o f Florida Alumni scho
larship and the American
History Award. He waa a
member o f the Lettermen's
Club three yeara and a May
Day attendant two y ea n .
Joe will attend the Univers
ity o f Florida and atudy en
gineering. He la the aon o f
Mr. and Mrs. W. Plckslsim•r.
Association
Doris was a member o f
the Trl-HI-Y and th* Future
Homemaker*. She expect* to
enter vocational school, eith
er here or In Orlando. Out
door sport* are her hobbies,
Including swimming, skat
ing. bowling and horseback
riding, rant's guardians sro
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pistrantoni.
* Sfrickland-Morrison, Inc.
* Hunt Lincoln-Mercury
* Haag Chrysler-Plymoufh, Inc.
Presenting
.
.
* .
Presenting
.
* Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc.
Elizabeth Faye Hayes
Richard Hittcll
1
* Seminole County Motors
Faya waa a reporter for
the Future Homemaker's
Club and a member o f the
Future Teachers. She plans
to be a teacher and will be
gin her college education at
Orlando
Junior
College.
Faye la the daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hayes and
her hobbles are horseback
riding and swimming.
Presenting
. . . . .
9 Ellinor Motor Co.
* Holler Motor Sales
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Prescntlng
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Gene Terry Rabun
Wynn Pickelsimer
-------------------------------
Richard played two yeara
o f football and one year of
track. He waa a member o f
the Douhia Quartette. A f
ter graduation he will loin
the Air Force. Richard li
the son of Mr. and Mr*.
C. E. Hittcll of Lake Monroc.
Maxine Stowell
i
• • • .
Charles Elliot Toole, Jr.
1
Wynn will attend Mt. Berry
College in Georgia and sludy
to become a teacher. He was
a member of the Broadcast
ing Club. Future Teachers,
Future Farmara. Glee Club
and Tumbling Club. Wynn is
Uw aon o f Mr. and Mr«
Windom Pickelsimer and hit
hobble* Include awl m mine,
fishing, boating and football.
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Terry was chaplain o f the
Senior Class, a member of
Ihe band, Glee Club. Latin
Club Future Tcarhcrs and
newspsper staff. He plans to
study medical technology at
Orlando Junior College. He
is the son <* Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Rabun and music la bis
pastime.
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Sherry Nan Thrasher
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Maxine waa a member of
the Latin Club, Para-Medlral Club and DCT. She
plans to continue working
at the office o f the Clerk
of the Circuit Court. Max
ine is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Stowell and
In her snare time she en
joys sewing and swimming.
Elliot spent three y ea n
In the band at Leesburg
High School and two years
in the itand at Seminole
High. He plant to continue
his musical studies at Lake
Sumter Junior College. El
liot la thu son of Mr. and
Mrs, C, E. Toole.
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Mary Jean Turner
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Marion Elizabeth Webei
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Lucy Elizabeth Willis
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Mary was a member of
the F u t u r e Homemakers
and the Candyatrlpert. She
served as a library aide at
the city library for a year
and a naif. Sewing, reading,
camping and hiking are her
hobbles and aha has been a
Girl Scout for 10 years.
Mary plana to be a librar
ian and will study at Han
ger Junior College In lUnr Texas. Sne is the
lighter of Mr. and Mrs.
L k . Turner. Sr.
Sherry was chosen
o f the Olee Club Ball
year. She was a merab
the Glee Club and C
llera. secretary o f th* |
Mod leal Club, msmbe
th* office staff and a
hostess. Sherry will
Andrew College and U
liberal arts course, thu
plan* to be an nlrlin*
less. Swimming and t
are her hobbits. Her
enU iire llr , and Mr*. 1
E . Thrasher.
K
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Marion waa a member o f
th e
Future Homemakers
and the Candyatrfpere. She
plana to work this summer
and attend Woody Institute
In the fall. Marlon la the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond L. Weber, Swim
ming, cooking and tewing
are her hobble*.
T.ucy was Sweetheart o f
the Future Farmers, member
of the Triple Ttio, and Glee
Club and attended FMEA
state music clinic. She n i
also a member of the ParaMedical Club. Sha plana to
aeek employment as a sec
retary. Swimming, abating,
bowling and music are her
hobbies. She la the daughter
o f Mr. and lira . George M.
Willis.
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Sharon Kaye Booth
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Carroll Edward Hubbard
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Patricia Heed Chapman
Ed w s . Brat lieutenant
and drum major of the Semi
nole High School Band, a
member o f the Latin Club.
Broadcaating Club and bowl
ing team. He plans to atudy
civil engineering at Florida
State Unhrerilty. Ed it the
aon of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hubbard and bit bobble* in
clude muile, (clarinet, aaioihone and oboe) coin cotectlng, s t a m p collecting,
bowling and modal train*.
Sharon w a . chaplain of
tha Trl-Hl-Y and a member
o f the Future Teachers and
Future Homemakers. She
was a majorette In her
freshman y e a r . Sharon
hopes to become a teacher
and will major In elemen
tary education at T ift Col
lege In Forsyth Georgia. In
her spare time the Ifkas to
make clothe., cook, play ten
nis and swim. She Is the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Noan C. Booth.
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Marcia Ann Coleman
Marcia aerved aa plantat
for tha Glee Club, was a
member o f the Future Nureee, Glee Club and bowline
league, She would like to be
a nuraa and wilt enter Or
ange Memorial N u r i l n r
.School thii fall. Marcia la
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrc. Donald Coleman of
Lake Mary and her hobhlea
Include awlmmlng, knitting,
bowling and music.
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Thomas Adrian Cobb, Jr.
Pat waa a member o f the
Glee Club, the Chorallera,
the Dramatic Club, ParaClub and Candyatripara. She will enroll in
David ‘Upeeombo College in
Naahvi
■villa, Tennessee, but
has net yet decided on her
major subject Pet la the
daughter o f Mr. and Mr*.
Gila* Chapman and her hob
by la aporta car racing.
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Tommy plana to join tha
Air Forca after graduation,
but la also Interested In po
lice work. Ha la tha eon of
Mr. and Mr*. Thome, a .
Cobb., 8r. and ha llkea
amateur roller akatlag and
tennis.
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Donna Lynn Collins
Donna waa hlitorlan o f
tha Futur* Teachers, secre
tary o f the Trl-Hl-Y, a Jun
ior
varsity
cheerleader,
member o f
the
Future
Homemakers and Drama
Club. 8he attended tha Fu
ture Teachers state conven
tion aa a delegate and repre.ented her school at a nu
trition convention In Telia*
haaaea in her junior year.
Donna waa a Homecoming
sponsor and a May Day at
tendant. She plana to at
tend Troy State College.
Donna la tha daughter o f
Mr. and Mrs. C. L» Collins
and bar hobbles era swim
ming, akilng and all athlet
ic activities.
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Lewis Andrew Dodson
Barbara waa Homecoming
Queen In her senior year;
sang with tha Triple Trio,
waa a member o f the Glee
Club, the Trl-Hl-Y, Future
Homemaker, and treasurer
o f the Dramatic Club. She
plana to 1* an x-ray tech
nician and will enter St.
Vincent's Hospital in Jack
sonville. She 1. tha daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Jacob* and her hobbies are
cooking and reading.
Lewis was hi tha band
two yaara. H* plana to be
an accountant and will stu
dy at Orlando Junior Col
lege. Lewis is tha aon o f
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dodson
o f Lake Mary and his fav
orite pastime is swimming.
It Starts At
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PrwMnting
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Andrea Maureen Garver
Savings & Loan Assn.
Andrsa waa a member o f
the FHA, tha Tumbling
Club and aerwd as an o f
fice worker at Batnlnola
High School, She plana to
study home economics eith
er at T ift College or a Flo
rida college. She la tha
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. 8. Garver.
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Glenda Ruth Goembel
Glenda waa • Member o f
the Future Teacher*, Latin
Club, Future Rom.maker.,
Para-Medical Club and aerv*d aa an office worker. She
plana to atudy elementary
education at Bob Jonas Univeralty In Greenville 8. C.
Glenda la the daughter o f
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goem
bel and her bobbies are
working In Candy* trl per*,
dancing, sawing and swim
ming.
312 W. 1st Street
322-1242
Sanford, Florida
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Philip A. Goodspeed
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Jimmy Grant
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Steve Augustus Groover
H H
j member o f
tha football and basketball
team and tha Latte mien's
Club and waa named "M ost
Valuable" baaketbaU player.
Ho would like te be a coach
and teacher and will enroll
at Florida State University,
gtevn le the eon o f Mr. and
Mr*. LaBov Groover and
sports a n hie hobby.
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Berl Douglas Henson
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Kathy Butler
Linda Lee Green
Kathy waa a member o f
the Future Homemakers, a
Candyatriper and one o f tha
ftasltets fit the Mias Semi
nole County beauty conteat 8he plans to be a nuraa
and will enter Orlando Jun
ior College or Orange Me
morial School o f Nursing.
Kathy's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. 8. J. Butler, Jr.
and her hobbies are tinting
photographs and Uatanlng
te records.
Jimmy waa a member o f
tha awlmmlng team for two
yaara and of tha Para-Med
ical Club. H* would Ilka to
be a lawyer and will enter
college either et Athens In
Athena, Alabama el Snead
In Boat, Alabama. Ha la
tha aon o f Mr. and Mrs.
Jamas B Grant and his hobblea Include fishing and
hunting.
Philip playtd on* year o f
football and wa. an officer
In the Future Fanner* o f
America. Ha plans to at
tend Brevard Junior College
but Is undecided aa to hi*
course o f atudy. Philip la
tha son o f Mr. and Mr*. It.
P. Uuod.perd and hla favor
ite pa.time. Include golf,
surfing and hunting,
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president a f
the Trl-Hl-Y, n member e f
the Anchor Club, Future
Homemakers and Futur*
Teacher*. She will study
secondary education at Troy
State College in Troy. Ala
bama. Linda la tha daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mr*. Curtis
Green and her hobby la
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Joy Ana Howell
j s l *s
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John James Carver
h .-ftrv
and o f tha Para-Medical
C h h She would like te be
| m U wn t i l I M hopes
to attend collage later, joy
te the daaghtac at Mr. and
C ? ' t e L 0 - ® r r,H *rd
•*»-«tef. ategteg (
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Catherine Cammack
Richard A. Chouvinard
James F. Bowlin
John Norden
Catherine wae treasurer
o f the Junior Claes, a mem
ber o f the Anchor Club,
Trl-HI-Y,
GAA,
Science
Club and 4-11 Club. She will
enter the University o f
Florida, but is undecided on
her major subject. Catherine
Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Cammack and
her hobbies are swimming,
sewing and horseback rid
ing.
Richard was manager of
ths football and baseball
team, received an honor cer
tificate and an art award,
ha waa formerly on a
wrestling team and on tha
track team two year*. Rich
ard la the son o f Mr*. Lou
ie# Chouinard and hla hobhlea Include swimming and
hiking. After graduation ha
will join the service.
Jim was an officer In tha
DCT and after graduation
from Seminole High School
he plans to enroll at Rollins
College to study slectronlc
engineering. He is the son
o f Mr. and Mrs. Ulyses V.
Bowlin.
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John was a member of the
track team and the Junior
varsity football team. He will
enroll in Orlando Junior Col
lege but has not decided on
his major subject. John Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Norden of Lake Mary and
he likes sports and outdoor
recreation..
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Steven Guy Clark
Pat Clovis
Congratulations
Steve played varsity foot
ball and track, waa a mem
ber o f
tbs
Lettermen’a
Club, Future T e a c h e r s ,
newipsper staff,
Science
Club and Key Club. He will
enroll In Virginia Polytech*
nlcal Institute to study en
gineering. Steve Is the son
o f Mr. snd Mrs. Kenneth
Clark and hla paatlmea are
skiing, fishing, dsneing and
playing ths guitar.
Tat was a member o f ths
Tumbling Club, Drama Club.
Future
Homemaker* and
Candystripera. She will en
ter South Georgia College
this fall to study secondary
English and psychology. In
her spare time she enjoys
horseback riding, reading,
sewing and water skiing.
Pat is the daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Clovis.
Class of ’65
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Lynn Diane Boynton
Judith Ann Cochran
Chase &Company
Lynne was a member o f
the
Future
Homemakers
and the school bowling
league. She will major In
business administration at
Stetson University next f s l .
Lynne Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Boynton
and her hobbies include
bowling, awimming a n d
music.
Judy was a member o f
th e
Trl-HI-Y,
Dramatic
Club a n d
Candyatrlpara.
She plana to ha a nuraa and
will enter Orange Memor
ial School o f Nuralng la
Orlando. Judy Is tha daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Cochran and enjoys swim
ming, reading and skiing ia
her apart tima.
Sanford Electric Co.
Larry’s New & Used Mart
322-4132
215 S. Sanford Ave.
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Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Florida
Ray Bradford
322-1562
116 S. Magnolia
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Douglas Lamar Braswell
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Ray was named “ Most
Valuable Golfer" In his jun.
lor year and was a member
o f the golf team four
years. He was a member of
the Lettermen’e Club end
the TEC Club. Ray will
study engineering at Mur
ray StaU College. He ie the
son o f Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Bradford and his favorite
pastimes are playing golf,
playing guitar, singing and
swimming.
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Geo. H. Dangleman, Jr.
Heavy Equipment Contractor
Celery Ave.
John Bridges
John won the title of
“ most Improved player" in
th* band In m » . H* waa
a member fo r four years.
Ha waa also a member of
the Latin Club. John will
enroll in Orlando Junior
College next year. Ha Is tha
son o f Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Cullum, 8r. and hls hob*
bias are printing snd music.
Sanford, Flu.
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Peggy Creamer
Ronnls was a msmber o f
tha football and track team,
a member o f the Science
Club and Future Teachers.
Ronnls plans to enter the
service after high school
graduation and after com
puting hla aervira he plana
to aim for a degree In sec
ondary education at West
ern Carolina Teechera Col
lege. Ronnle’a parente are
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Craw
ford and his hobbles are
hunting and fishing.
Gary Dangleman
Gary waa a msmber o f
the bend during hla sophomore year. Ha plane to stu
dy engineering at South
Georgia College nest year.
Gary la the son o f Mr. and
Mrs.
Georgs
Dangleman
and In hla spare time be
liken to work on cars.
Brenda Sue Cross
Peggy was a member o f
the 'ara-Medical Club, Fu
ture Homemakers and Span
ish Club at Seminole High
School. She plana to work
for a year and then enter
Daytona Beach Junior Col
lege to study home econom
ic*. Peggy ia the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jiimea
Creamer und her hobby is
swimming.
Brenda waa a member e f
(ho band, I.a tin Club, Sci
ence Club and Para-Medleal
Club. She plans to taka a
pre-medical course at Orlan
do Junior College, Brands
la the daughter o f Mr. and
Mr*. Donald Cross.
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John Thomas Cullum, Jr.
322-7053
1100 S. French Ave.
Ronnie Crawford
John waa a member o f
the Seminole Broadcasting
Club and tha Seminole High
Band. Ha would Ilka to at
tend the national Academy
o f Broadcasting In Wash
ington, D. C., but If not
able to do that will atudy
business administration at
Orlando Junior C o l l e g e .
John la the son o f Mrs.
Charles Bridges snd In hls
spare tima ha plays drums
with “ Th* Sensations," an
Orlando dance band. He al
so enjoys playing baseball
and reading Ian Fleming
novels.
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Furniture Center, Inc.
Sanford, Fla.
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Doug was sergeant at
arms o f tha DCT Club, a
member o f tha Glaa Club
and ths Future Farmers.
A fter graduation ha will
contlnu* hla work snd study
at a manager-trainee fo r
Winn-Dixie
Food
Stores.
Doug la tha ton o f Mr. and
Mr*. Russell Braswell and
hla favorite spare time ac
tivities 1 n c I u d a hunting,
baseball and other sports
and cars.
Donna Maria Danklefs
Donna waa In th* band
three year* and served as
first sergeant and assistant
secretary. She was also sec
retary of the Spanish Club.
After graduation from Sem
inole High Bchool aha plana
to
study
languages
—
Spanish and Russian — at
ths University o f Florida.
Donna la the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W.
Danklefs and her hobbles
ara knitting and horseback
riding. Donna waa bom in
Honolulu and was a mem
ber o f tha Girl Scouts for
U years.
Jeanette M. Davidson
Jeanette hai been a n a n *
ber o f the Para-Medical
Club for fou r years, the
Science Club, Latin Club,
T rl-lli-Y and QAA. She
plana to become a nurse and
will study at Grady Memor
ial Hospital In Atlanta, tin.
Jeanette waa b om la Vien
na, Austria. 8 be la the
daughter o f Mr. and
8. L. La
Include
back riding
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Sandra Lynn Burk
William K. Day
Hill played four rears o f
basketball and was a mem
ber o f the TEC Club. He
rians to study fo r a becheor degree In art and a mas
ters degree In English at
Old Dominion College In
Norfolk, Virginia. He is the
son o f Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Day o f Lake Mary. In his
spare time BUI enjoys draw
ing, Illustrating, painting,
baseball and baiketosll.
Cecile Theresa Durand
Linda Fay Dunaway
Sharon Jeanette Drum
Sharon w ai aulatant head
majorette o f tha A Corps o f
ths Twirl In* Seminole*. She
was a member o f tha TriHl-Y,
Para-Medical
Club
and Candjratrlpen. Nursing
la her goal and she will en
ter Jackson Memorial Nurs
ing School In Miami next
pear. Sharon la the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. James
J. Drum and in har spars
tlma aha likes to cook, swim,
ski, dance or read.
Sandra was a member o f
the Future Homemakers,
Para-Medical Club and Candystrlpers. She will enroll
In Orange Memorial o f
Nursing in the fall. Sandra
la ths daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Burk and In her
epara tlma enjoys skating,
swimming, dancing a n d
horseback riding.
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Linda was reporter for
the DOT Club, a member o f
the Triple Trio, Glee Club,
Future Nurses, F u t u r e
Homemakers and L a t i n
Club. Her plans for the
future are indefinite. Linda
is the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Dunaway and
her hobbies are skating and
listening to record*
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Elaine Echela
Elaine served as secretary
and president o f the Future
Teachers o f America] waa a
member o f the Trl-HI-Y,
Anchor Club, National Hon
or Society and Latin Club.
She wanta to be a nursa and
will enter Orange Memor
ial School o f Nuralng next
year. Elaine I* the daughter
of Mr. and Mra. C. L. Echols
and her favorite pastimes
ars playing piano, reading
Ceclla waa a member o f
the Seminole High School
TEC Club for two year*.
Her future plans ara indef
inite at this time. She Is the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
8. F. Durand and her hob
bies are music and swim
ming.
Winn-Dixie
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David Edwards, III
John E. Eldridge, Jr.
STORES
John was a transfer stu
dent from LeMooro High
School in California where
he played two years o f
baseball and was la ths
school band. A t Seminole
High School ho was a mimber of the baseball taam. He
plane to return to Califor
nia and enter Coalinga Jun
ior College In Coalinga, Cal
ifornia to etudy business ad
ministration. Hit hobbies
are baseball and bowling
and his parents ara Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Eldridge, Sr.
David has been a member
o f the band for four years
and plans to continue his
music studies at Orlando
Junior College. He Is the
son o f Mrs. Edith L. Ed
wards and music and read
ing ara his hobbits.
Mary-Esther’s
Jet Lanes Bowling
Women’s Apparel
Onorn Komi
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Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Florid*
Elizabeth Anne Evans
Elisabeth served as sec
retary o f the Future Teach
ers, was ■ member o f the
Anchor Club, I,atln Club
and Imnd. She would like t<»
be sn elementary teacher
and will enroll at tha Uni
versity o f South Florida.
Boating and tennis are her
hubbies and her purents aru
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Llpsey.
Collection Bureau
Touchton’s Rexall Drug
o f Sanford
“ Complete Collection Service"
Sanford, Florida
Owned nnd Operated by Brad Foley
201 S. Elm Ave.
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Anlla w ai a member of
the Glee Club, the Future
Homemakers and the Candyatripera. She plane to enter
a beautician school after
raduatlon. Anita la tho
augliter o f Mr. and Sirs.
Henderson Ferguson of I jk o
Mary. Her favorite pastimes
Include swimming ami danc
ing.
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Don Fortner
Don would like to be a
veterinarian and will begin
Mi studies at Orlando Jun
ior College, Ha Is tha son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fort
ner and bia bobby Is pigeon
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Donna was hlstortsn o f the
DCT. a mambar of tha ParaMedical Club, tha GAA and
tha Future Homemaker*,
th e plana to be n CPA and
will entar Mlami-Dade Jun
ior College. Donna is the
daughter of Mr. and Mra. 11.
b. Foley and her hobbiea aro
playing piano, tennis, boat
ing. swimming, akUng and
engineer and will enter Au
burn Unlvarelty. He played
three yearn of baseball, wai
a mambar of the Lettermen’s Club and Science
Club. He Is the son o f Mr.
and Mra. Eward P. Fitsgerald and his bobbles are
reading and swimming.
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Janice Lynn Foy
Donna May Foley
Edward Thomas Fitzgerald
Mira was a member of the
Future Teachers of Ameri
ca and would Ilka to be a
nursery school teacher. She
will enroll in college at
CobleikilJ, New York. Mira
& the daughter of Mrs.
Adolph Fierro and her bob
bles are knitting and read
ing,
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Mira Delores Fierio
Anita Marie Ferguson
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Joel was district president
of the National Honor So
ciety.
president of
th e
Tumbling Club and held
three offlcershlp* in the
band, as well as winning so
lo and ensemble swards. He
was named “ Best Music
ian" In the band. He waa a
member of the Spanish Club
and the track team. Joel
plana to enroll la a liberal
arta course at Emory Uni
versity in the fall. la his
spare time he enjoys photo
graphy coin-c o i l a c t i n g
swimming and music. Joe)
Is the son o f Mr. sad Mrs.
Karl Febd.
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Gary Ganas
was • mambar at
the Seminole High swim
ming taam for four years
nnd n member o f the Lettsrmen'a Club. He plana to
•tudy Is be i teacher at
Murray Mats Collage In
Kentucky and his b U b lei
Include swimming, skiing
and flaking. O aryT i tha son
Edward Lee Burnham
the Florida B ute Bank and
U.u£ •.n.Ur
University
o f Florida to study banking
and finance. Ha is the aon
Mrs. M. R. Burnham o f
Lake Monroe and his hob-
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Pamela Lillian Gibbs
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Daniel Owen .Gilmartin
Richard Scott Burns
Danny waa president of
the Drama Club, manager
o f tha football team and
statistician for tha basket
ball team. Ha waa active in
tha Seminole Broadcasting
Club, announced tha junior
varsity game* and reported
varsity football games for
Radio Station WTRR. Dan
ny plana to continue tha
study o f broadcasting at tha
National Academy of Broad
casting in Washington. D. C.
Danny ia tha aon o f Mr. and
Mra. E. G. Gilmartin and
hia hobbies are umpiring
and billiard#.
Pam was ■ member o f the
Glee Club end the Girl's
Athletic
AtiocUtlon.
At
Apopka High School »he
waa a member of the cheer*
leading club and in the
band. She like* snorts in
general, but especially horac». Pam's future plana are
indefinite at thia time.
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Don plana to enroll in
Orlando Junior Collette but
hai not decided on a courae
o f atudy. Hii hobbiea include
wrestling, w e i g h t-lifting,
reading, writing and Print
ing. He la the eon of Mr.
and Mra. Kenneth E. Goahorn.
Buddy Burton
Buddy was pnaident o f
tha Glaa Club, vice presi
dent o f tha Lettermen’a
Club, captain o f tha foot
ball team and King o f the
May Day Ball. He played
four yeara o f football and
one year o f track, won the
Sportsmanahlp Trophy, was
a member o f tha intor-club
Council, tha Double Quartet,
Future Teachers and Latin
Club. Ha la tha son o f Mr.
and Mra. John A . Burton,
IV and will enroll In college
at Southeast Mlaaourl. He
la undecided on hit majtw
■ublect. Buddy’s hobbiea in
clude hunting, fishing and
water sports.
Richard plana to enroll at
Lake Sumter Junior College
to atudy electronics, He
hopea to work in a bank or
food atore during tha sum
mer. Richard ia the aon of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott
Burns and Is active in the
Flrat Preabyterian Church.
Hla hobbiea are restoring
antique automobiles, col
lecting antique guns, hunt
ing, fishings and electron
ics.
Congratulations Seniors of ’6 5 !
Donald W. Goshorn
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Sue Ann Bussard
Sue Ana was a member
o f tha school newspaper
staff, a member o f tha Fu
ture Homemakers and play
ed on tha Powder P uff
football team. Bha hopes to
be abla to attend Woody'a
Heirstyling Institute and
a t u d y coametolory. Sue
Ann's parents are Mr. and
Mra, Jamas H. Bussard and
her hobbies ars sewing and
swimming.
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Seminole Plaza
Casselberry
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Sally Ann .Green
Sanford Plaza
Sanford
Sally waa a member o f
the National Honor Bociaty,
T 'l-H I-Y, Euture Teacherm
and Glaa Club. She would
like to bo a toaehsr and
will enter Lae Collage In
Cleveland, Tennessee, flatly's
hobbles a n
music,
horaeback
riding, taania,
baseball and swimming. Sally lai thadanghter af Mr.
and Mra. Bruce Gi
Steve waa a member o f
the Double Quartet and the
Glee Club. He would like to
be an accountant and will
atudy at Orlando Junior
College. Steve la the eon o f
Mr. and Mra. E. M. Cain o f
Lake Monroe and hla hobby
la cari.
Florida Power
Western Auto Associate Store
& Light Company
Sanford, Fla.
212 E. First St.
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Mr. & Mrs. A. L. White
Plumbing — Heating — Air Conditioning
Pinecrest Kiddie Corner
310 Elm Avc.
Linda was a num ber of
th • Futun Homemakeri,
Tri-HI V and Glee Club. She
hope* to eventually attend a
buiinen school aad taka a
secretarial course. She ii
preitntly employed at Food
Fair and would like to con
tinue working th an . R aid
ing and music a n bar fav
orite pastimes. Linda is the
daughter_of Hr. and Hr*.
Donald t . Parnell.
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Lynn was a member of
the yearbook staff for three
years, a member o f tha Fu
ture
Homamektrt, Parsad leal Club and Future
ureas. Bha would Uka to be
aa airline stewardess for
American Air Lines and
will work for a year before
going into training. Lynn Is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Calvin Haig and hsr
hobbies
include
skating,
daaeiag aad awtouring,
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Bonnta area eeptata a f
tha cheerleaders, both Jun
ior va n ity and va n ity ;
chairman o f tha JuniorSenior Prom committee; a
Senior Superlative, man *
o f tha National Honor
clety, Anchor Club, Science
Club, Student Council, May
Day attendant, F u t u r e
Teachers and received two
acholaatic certificates. Rho
waa alio a member o f tha
Powder Puff football team.
Donnie will enter Barry
Collage In Miami to a u lor
in secondary education. She
la tha daughter o f Mr. aad
M n . Michael Caolo aad h *
favorite pastimes ars swim
ming, tennis and ch«eHead
ing.
Ronnla waa a member of
tha National Honor Society,
tha Student Council, Key
Club and Science Club. Ha
aarvad aa a page In tha
Capitol at Washington, D. C.
Ronnla would like to I* i
doctor and will enter Emory
Unlveralty in Atlanta, Ga.
Ronnla la tha aon o f Mra.
Jamaa Hail.
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Clyde will continue to
work at Winn Dials Food
stores aad than enlist In tha
aervlce. Hla bobby ia art
aad ha haa woa many prise#
la thia Held. Clyde (a the
aon o f Mr. aad Mrs. Rodney
Harris.
Bonnie Louise Caolo
James Roland Hall
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Clyde Byron Harris
Laror
. was a member o f
tha Future
Farmers for
Ful
lhr*# yeara, Ha wtB prob
ably enlist in tha Army af
ter graduation. Leroy ia tha
aon o f Mr. and Mra. O, B.
Griggs and his hobbiea are
horseback riding and ether
■porta.
Sanford, Fla.
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Linda Carol PaVriell
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Lynn Haig
Mike haa been a member
o f the Futun Farmen of
America fo r three yean.
He would like to be a rail
road man or a barber. Mike
ia the son o f Mr. and M n.
George W. Altman and in
hia apan time likes to go
fishing, hunting, swimming,
riding or boating.
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James Michael Cameron
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Sanford, Fla.
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Leroy Griggs
Edgar L. Griffith, Jr.
Eddie waa a member o f
the vanity football team
and track team and a mem
ber o f
the Lettermcn'a
Club. Ho will enroll at Au
burn University, hut has
not yet decided on hla ma
jor subject. Eddie ia the
aon o f Mr. and Mra. Edgar
L. Griffith, Sr. and in hit
apan time he likes to fiih,
water akl and dance.
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Susan Kaye
Haynes
Susan was a member o f
tha TH-HI-Y, Spanlah Club
and Futun Teaehen. She
plana to teach elementary
education and will enroll at
Florida Southern Collage.
Susan ia tha daughter of
Mr. and M n . M. T, Haynes
and aha enjoys all outdoor
activities.
Marilyn Sue Hendry
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in a school in Orlando o r
Tampa. She waa n member
o f the Future Homemakers
and tha Glaa (Hub. Bha
tha daughter o f Mr.
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Gloria Jeanette Herman
Robert Winston Henderson
Jeanette would 111c* to be
■ teacher and will begin
studying at Lee College In
Cleveland, Tenn. She wee a
member o f
the
Future
Teacher* and the Spanlah
Club. Her parent* are Mr.
and Mra. W. U. Herman and
her hobblea are tennla, bowl
ing and playing the accord
ion.
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Robert Paul Headrick
Elaine Headrick
Bob wae a member o f the
Future Farmer* o f America
fo r three yeare, a member
o f the Seminole High awim
team three y e a n and a
member of the Tumbling
Club. Ha ha* not yet med*
up hla mind which college
to attend, but he will study
agriculture. Bob a n J o y a
hunting, fishing, camping
and swimming In hie spare
time. He ia the ton o f Mr.
end Mra. W . P. Headrick.
Bobby waa a number o f
the Latin Club at Seminole
High School. He plana to
be an engineer and will begin hla college atndlee at
Orlando
Junior
College.
Bobby la the aon o f Mr. and
Mra, C. C. Henderaon and
hla hobbiea are water eld
ing, camping and nailing.
Elaine was a member o f
the Glee Club and the Glrl'a
Athletic Association. She
plana to work for the tele
phone company after grad
uation. Elalne'a hobble* a n
aiding, swimming, reading
and dancing. 8ne ia th*
daughter o f Mr. and Mra.
William P. Headrick.
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Muriel Hearn
Congratulations Graduates!
Miriam waa a member o f
th* Glee Club, Futun Nun*
ea, Homamaker’a Club, An
chor Club and Candystripe n . Sha plan* to be a legal
aecntary and will attend
Jonea Bualneaa College. Mi
riam enjoy* nading, playing
piano, aunbathing, awim
mlng and listening to mualc.
She ia the daughlar o f Mr,
and Mra. Floyd E. Hearn.
Muriel waa a member o f
the Latin Club, Glee Club,
Futun Teachen, Bowling
team, Future Nunee, Fu
ture Homemaken and Candyatrlper*. She !• interested
In a medical career and will
attend Orlando Junior Col
lege, Muriel la the daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mra. Floyd
E. Hearn and her hobbiea
a n bowling, knitting and
working in tho yard.
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Joanne Marie Heron
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Ronnie Hinson
Ronnie played three years
o f van ity football and base
ball ana was captain of
both teams. He alto played
a year o f van ity basket
ball. He waa awarded the
Whltey McLueas Memorial
Trophy ae tha "Beat A llAround Athlete" and was
named "M oit Valuable Play
er" in baseball. Ronnie was
a member o f th* Lettermen’s Club and the Future
Teachen. He plane to be a
teacher and a coach and will
■tudy at Loulalana State
Unlvcnity. Ronnie is the
eon o f Mr. and Mra. Bert
Hinaon, Jr. end sport* o f all
Unde are hla hobby.
Jo waa a member of tha
Para*Msdlcal Club, Science
Club, Spanish Club and Candystripera. She plane to be
a nurse and wilt attend
nursing school In New Or
leans. She Is tho daughter
o f Mra. Alice G. Haron and
her hobble* Include dene.
Ing. awimmlng and scuba
diving,
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322-2363
112 S.Fark Ave.
Sanford, Florida
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Ferrell L. Hickson.
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Wayne was e member o f
the Drama Club end his
hohby ia coilacting record*.
At Orlando Junior College
next year he will study
banking. Wayna ia the eon
of Mr. and Mra. Philip Boll* r .
Ferrell will begin his
college education noxt year
at Orlande Junior College,
but he has not yet decided
on hie major subject. He is
the son o f Mr. and Mra. Le
roy Hickson end hie hob
bles include football, swim
ming, hiking and hunting.
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Contracting and Service Calls
822-5633
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822-5892
8650 Country Club Road
Sanford, Florida
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David E. Higginbotham
David played three years
o f football, waa a member
o f the track team, (He*
Club, Science Club, Student
Council and waa sports edi
tor o f the school newspaper.
A t the University o f Illinois
next year ha will taka a
liberal arte course. Ife le
(he son of Mr. and Mr*. R.
D. Plumlee and hla hobbiea
are sports writing and ath
letics. David alio worked
as a sports writer for tha
Sanford Herald.
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Thomas Clark Carroll
John C lifford Horner, Jr.
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Kenneth Edward Hopkins
Thomas held tha office*
o f promotion* and publicity
director and treasurer in
the Seminole High Boardcasting Club, II* was alto a
member o f the DCT. H*
plans to major in builnca*
administration and account
ing at Berry College in M t
Berry, Georgia. Thomas la
tha aon o f Mr. ond Mra.
William Carroll and hla
hobble* Include swimming,
radio announcing and bowl
ing.
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Sue Lynn Howell
Kenneth waa president of
the Seminal* High Broad
casting Club for two year*.
He waa also a member o f
tha Science Club, Future
Toother* ond FFA. Ho plane
to major In secondary edu
cation or political acUnce
at Florida State University.
Kenneth to th* eon o f Mr.
and Mrs, C. L. Hopkins and
hla hobbiea
Include
all
•porta, radio sad cola col
lecting.
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David How*
o f football, two yaan
track, waa a member si
Let Ur men’s d a b and
Science Club. David will
tend Orlando Junior
lew*, but has not yet
*d on hie course o f
Ha U tho ae* t i Mra.
Mows.
a lour year teaching act
lanhlp to Florida 8tate l
iverslty. She was co-ed it
o f th* school newspaper,
member o f the Drama Cii
Science Club, Spanish Cl
and Glee Club. She al
flayed Powder Puff footbi
Lynn ia the daughter
Robert A . Howell and ti
hobbles
Includa
creatl
writing, reading, aewir
painting and water sklinj
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Edward Eugene Harper
Angela Lynn Hurt
Eddy alnaa to enlist fg tho
iv y oa *r p a d u tte * . Wascubo
EdM n.
Gonsva.
B&Ri
Angela
»wee a member « f
.
be Para-Mediral
Pera-J
the
club. Fu
ture Homemaker*, Science
Club and Drama Club. Sha
will enroll ia a liberal art*
course at Florida State Uni
versity neat feU. Her bobbles
are reading, surfing and ski
ing Angela U Ute daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. ‘
L. Hurt, Ir.
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Charles Thomas Hunter, Jr,
Jack Hunt
Charlea wai president of
tne Senior C lan, vice presi
dent of the Inter-Club Coun
cil, a Senior Superlative and
winner o f the Pilot Club A*
ward and essay contest award. He waa a msmber of
the National Honor Society,
Latin Club, Science Club and
F u tu r e Teachen. Charias
will atend Davidson College,
or the Univenity of North
Carolina or tha University of
Florida. Ha hat not definite
ly decided which school, but
will study medicine. Charlea
la tha son of Mr. and Mra.
Walter A. Gielow and hts
hobble* i n c l u d e hunting,
fishing and trapshooting.
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Margaret Alice Bower
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Graduates, W e
Ann Patrice Irvin
Salute
Irvin Pryor
Pat wai a member o f the
Para-Medical Club, Spanlah
Club and DOT. After gradua
tion she olana to enroll in
Maaaey Business School. She
was born In Manila, Phillippine Islands and her parent*
are Hr. and Mrs. R. E. Ir
vin. Her hobble* are going
to the beach and reading.
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Patricia Sue Irby
* -Pragy waa head Girl O f
ficer of the Seminole High
Band In her senior year and
secretary of tha National
Honor Society. She waa alao a member o f the Anchor
Club and the Latin Club.
She haa not definitely de
cided on her major but will
enter Florida State Uni
versity In the fall. Peggy
la tha daughter o f Mra. M.
E. Bower and her hobblra
Include awlmming, dancing
and music. She waa one of
the receplent’a o f the Gov.
Hayden Burns Scholarship
award.
Jack was a member o f the
unlor varsity and varsity
iisketball t e a m s , track
team. Lettermen’s Club and
TEC Club. He will seek em
ployment aa a draftsman af
ter graduation. Jack is the
son of Mr. and Mra. John R.
Hunt, Jr. and hla hobbles are
fishing and swimming.
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Patti was a member o f the
Ski Club and Teens for
America In Pensacola and at
Seminole High w aj a mem
ber o f the Future Homemak
ers, newspaper staff and
Chorui. She also
played
Powder Puff football, Patti
plana to take a secretarial
course at Massey Business
College. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mri. Robert Irby
and her hobbies are cook
ing and tewing.
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Linda Ruth Jarnagin
Linda w ai a member o f
the Twirling Seminole* (or
four year* and an officer In
her sophomore year. She
was a Future Homemaker.
Future Teacher, member of
the Broadcasting Club and
Girls Athletic Anoclatkm.
Twirling and dancing are
her hobbies and the plans to
take a secretarial course at
Jones Business College. Lin
da is the daughter of Mr.
and Mr*. Dale Van Dusen.
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David M. Jenkins
T. G. Lee Dairy
315 N, Rumby
Orlando, Florida
David was a mem ber o f
the track team and the band
and after graduation he will
probably enter the service.
Hi* hobbles are skiing and
playing guitar. Ha is the
eon of Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Jenkins.
Charlea plana to become •
plumber after his graduation
from Seminole High School.
He la the eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlea Jarrett and hla
hobbles are hunting, fishing
and swimming.
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Benjamin Lynn Johns
Dave Johnson
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Benny played two years of
Junior van ity football and
waa a member of lha Latin
Club. Ho will begin pre-law
studies at Daytona Beach
College thla fall. Benny Is
the ion of Mr. and M n . C. S.
John* and hla favorite pas
times are camping, bu&ung.
swimming ta d skiing.
Dave was a member o f the
track team and tha Spanish
Club. He plans to be a mech
anical engineer and will
study at Penn State or Gen
era)
Motors
Technical
school. He Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs, Herbert Johnson
and hla hobbles Include dreg
racing, football and surfing.
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Perfection Dairies, Inc.
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317 S. Palmetto
Sanford, Fla
Ph. 322-0121
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.Virginia Smith
Michele Eugenia Jones
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Uerrie way a member of
Use Tumbling Club, the Dra
ma Club end Candyatripera.
She plana to study English
and psychology, first at Or
lando Junior College and
then et Florida Southern.
G en ie to the daughter of
Mr. and M n . Rhea Johnson
o f Gaaeva and her hobbies
include water skiing, swim
ming and boraeback ridlag.
Detain* would like to be an
airline stewardess end will
enroll next fall et Orlando
Junior College. She was se
cretary o f the Tumbling
Club, e member of the swimm L c team end played Pow
der Puff football. Delaine la
the daughter o f U . Cdr. and
Mrs. Richard C. Johnson
and ah* enjoys a Li sports and
likes to travel.
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Kathleen Louise Joy
Kathie was
of
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Future Teachers of
Amerlci
America in Calitonite. After
gradundas she plans to eeek
employment with the civil
Joy and t o r hobby to music.
Martha Keel
Martha waa a member o f
t h e Future Homemakers,
lh a to undecided about her
future plana. Her parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Loon Keel
and her favorite paatimea
are drawing and eoUacting
coin*.
Michele was Sweetheart of
the Key Club, president of
the Freshman Class, vice
preiident of the Glee Club, a
member of the Triple Trio,
Glee Club and Mixed En
semble. She was alio a
member
of
the
Future
Teachers and the Inter-Club
Council. Michele plana to
m ajor In English at Louisi
ana College. She Is the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Willie B. Jones and ber hob
ble* Include reading, skiing
and swimming.
Ginger plana to be married
thla summer. She was u
member of the Glee Club,
and enjuya swimming ami
all aperta. Ginger Is the
daughter o f M n . Martha II.
Smith.
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Charles Wayne Kelley
Wayne waa a member of
the TEC Club two years and
was on tha track team ooe
year. He plane to continue
with his study of drafting
and d a a i g n eventually,
meanwhile seeking employ
ment in drafting. Wayne la
the son of Mri, Irene Kelley
and be enjoys outdoor activi
ties.
Geni Marie Klinefelter
Genl was eo-edltcr of the
yearbook, editor o f t h e
school newspaper, vice pres
ident of the Drama Club and
winner o f the Betty Crocker
Future Homemaker of T o
morrow. In her junior year
•he was Junior editor o f the
yearbook ataff and a mamber of th« newspaper staff.
In her sophomore year aho
was n member o f t h e
Science Club and won third
prise in the Science Fair.
Genl plans to t o i f c r i n Sag-
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William G. Kuykendall
Jamea was a member of
the
Future
Teachers of
America
and
the
cross
country team. Ha plana to
join the Air Foree in Aug
ust. Jamea ie the son o f Mr.
and Mrs. William Kelly and
his hobbles are awimming,
hot rods and skating.
gram and the Camera Club.
At Seminole High he waa a
member o f the Para-Medical
Club. Alan plans to study
IBM accounting at Massey
Technical School In Jackson
ville. He la the grandson of
Mr. end Mra. Waiter Koeller
and hia bobbles Include wa
ter sports, art, music and
model trains and cars.
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BUI was car
iptaln of the
varalt
arm y baseball team and
played two years of varsity
football. He will enroll at
East Carolina College to
study engineering. BIU is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Kuykendall and his hobbies
are fishing and music.
Best Wishes To A ll Graduates!
David Paterson Lanier, Jr.
David w ai president o f the
Student Body, the Freshman
Class and the Sophomore
Class. Ha waa a Senior Sup
erlative, Scholastic Award
winner, Anchor Club Ad
miral. May Day attendant.
Homecoming Escort a n d
winner o f the Student Coun
cil Service Award. He also
served as vice president of
the Student Council, treasur
er of the Latin Club, a mem
ber of the National Honor
Society,
Key Club,
end
Science Club, chairmen of
the Prom committee and
played basketball. Ha la the
son of Mra. D, P, Lanier and
waa one o f the recipient* of
the Gov. Haydon Burns
Scholarship Awards.
Edward Joseph Lachtara
Eddie was a member of
the TEC Club for two years.
He will continue thin line by
studying engineering at Day
tona Beach Junior CoUege.
Eddie is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Lachtara
and his favorite oastimes
are skating and skiing.
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Karen won the “ Most Val
uable Girl Swimmer" trophy
last year, wai vice presi
dent of the Candystripers
and a member of the Trl-HlY. She plans to major In
languages and social welfare
work at Florida Southern
College. Karen is the dsughter of LI. Cdr. and Sirs. V.
G. Law and ahe enjoy*
swimming and moat out
door sports.
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National Bank
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John Edward Leach
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Daniel LeRoy Leeds
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Danny wai ■ member of
the basketball team and
track team. He is undecided
whether to be a veterinarian
or an electrician but will en
roll at Orlando Junior Col
lege in the fall, Danny It the
ton of Hr. and Mra. E. A.
Leeds and hia hobbles in
clude dancing, football, bas
ketball, surfing and water
skiing.
John waa a member o f the
Seminole High School Band
for three years. He plana to
work at Certified Slings, Inc.
after graduation. John la the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Leach of Lake Mary,
Sanford Auto Parts, Inc.
115 W. P in t St.
Sanford Boat Works
322.5651
Celery Ave.
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Charles Leffler
Johnny Lewis
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Charlie plana to be an
electrical engineer and will
attend The Citadel. He la
the son o f Mr. and W. A.
Loftier, Jr. and hia favorite
paatlmea Include amateur
radio, flying, hunting and
ranch work.
Toy Corral
Kampt Title & Guaranty Corp.
Johnny wai a member of
the TEC Club and played
Junior varsity football. He
plana to work at Cape Ken
nedy after graduation. John
ny is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Lewis and he
enjoys being out of doors.
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David Harold Littleton, Jr.
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Garry W. Loyd, Jr.
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Andy Lyon
I
MarcU wai winner o f •
four year teaching scholar
ship and will study elemen
tary education at Florida
Univeralty, She has served
ea staff sergeant, first ser
geant and second lieutenant
of the Seminole High School
Bend; w ai a member of the
Future Teachers and the
Latin Club. Marcia la the
daughter of Mr, and Mra. ft.
W. Lippincott and her fav
orite pastimes are music,
swimming and reading.
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Patricia Joan Mackall
s
seedut
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the
______ ____of Mr.
Charlea Heckstt. hi
G i r t played two years of
basketball and was chaplain
of the team. He wai alio a
member of the Science Club
and the Leltirmen's Club.
He la still undecided about
where be will attend college
end la considering several
choices. Garry ia the ton of
Mr. and Mra. C. H. Hicks
and in his spare time be enjoys awimming and ether
Pi-Men tin*
Thomas Holt Makin, Jr.
Pet wea e member o f the
Twirling Seminole. end woe
U medals plus two first
piece duet trophies end was
“ eat
Improved
& & .-
*“ V H JS S Let
tz a r? ,i n
.
David received the FFA
scholarship award for four
straight yoara. He was a
member o f the National
Society, Science Club,
_____ easting Club end Glee
Club. He puns to study for
the ministry at Ambassador
College in Big Bandy. T e n s .
David la the son of tor. and
Mr»- D. H. Shannon and hia
favorite pastimes are radio
broadcasting and r e c o r d
playing.
. Tam w u t member of the
Utia Club and the Band. Ho
Plans to attend MontrealAadaraoa CoUege in Montreat, N. C. and study bulladministration. Tom Is
E
u H . MiUat aadMhU
lie paallam is wading
Andy played three years of
football and was on the
swimming team three years.
He was named "Most Val
uable Boy Swimmer.” He
was also a member of the
Science Club. Andy is the
son of Mr. and Mra. A. L.
Lyon and be enjoys hunting,
fishing and all sports. He
will enroll at Wake Forest
University and take • liberal
arts course,
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Helen Elizabeth Mann
Balsa « u p m l d n t of the
Anchor Club and president
o f the Latin Club. She was a
member of the National
Honor Society end the Fu
ture Teachers and woo the
DAB Good Citizenship Award tod taro icholaatlc awsrde. she w u a Girls'
State delegate in 1MI. Helen
is the daughter of Mr. end
Mrs. Boy Minn snd she
plans to he a math teacher.
U m will enroll at Furman
IMyeralty next falL Helen's
bobbies arc sewiax sad ten-
Suzanne Orseno
Susanna was a member o f
the Future Teachers, CboraUrra. Latin Club and Candystripers. She la interested
in studying medicine. One
o f Susanna's hobbles is Girl
Scouting snd she has been
scouting for eleven years.
Other hobbles include swim
ming. canoeing, sailing end
water ahiing. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Orseno.
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Pamela Ann Patterson
Kristie Lee Schilke
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P resen tin g
Kristie was secretary of
the Latin Club, a member
of the Science Club. Future
Itomemakeri
and Future
Nurses. She plana to enter
tho L’ nlvcr»lty of South Flor
ida this (all and will major
In Entllsh literature and
minor In history. Krlatlc la
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl R Schilke and her hobblea are awtmmlni, readlnx
and skiing.
Paul L. Markos, Jr.
Paul was a member o f the
Rice Club, thr Double Quar
tet and the Drama Club, lie
plaved basketball and track
ana was on the newspaper
staff. He was a member of
Ti.nbling Club. Paul main
tained a 3.0 average In his
senior year. He plans to ,
major In math at either I
Tennessee or Kentucky. Paul
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul L. Markos. Sr., and his
hobbles are sports and swim
ming.
Tam plana to study Jour
nalism at Stetson University.
She was a member of the
Latin Club, secretary of the
Science Club and a member
of the Future Teachers. She
enjoys wrltlnf. music and
stamp-collecting In her spare
time. Pam la the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther rattars oo.
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Best Wishes, Class of ’65!
Larry L. Sherwood
Larry played golf three
years, was a msmbsr of tha
I«tltrm fn 's Club and tha
Key Cl b. Ha will enter tha
University o f Florida to
studv mochanlcal engineer
ing. Larry is ths son of Mr.
and »ir:. H. H. Sharwood
and hla hobby la golf.
Linda Susan May
Linda was a member o f
the swimming team, the
Tumbling Club, QAA, Glee
Club and 3-H Club. She plans
to sttend Troy State College
but Is undecided about har
major subject. Sho Is the
daughter of
R.
at rMr. and Mrs. ~
F. ___
May and
... her favorite paltlmei
iiiitrt ■»«
are horseback
nwi eiuevn nuui|.
riding.
swimming and all kinds of
sports.
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ie Mercer
Joyce plans to the
In the
U. S. Navy WAVE
after
graduation. She waa a mem
ber of thp Glee Club and tho
Future Homemaker* Club.
She it the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Millard Romans
and her hobbles are awlreln«, dancing and horseClack riding.
Har-Car Aluminum Products Co.
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Jim Spencer’s
Sanford Dry Cleaners
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Tom Palmer
Tom was president of tha
Spanish Club, member of the
Boy's F u t u r e Teachers,
Tumbling Club and Science
plans to tnllst In
Club,
■raduatkm.
Army after sr:
gr
tha Arm]
Tom la ta* son of Mr. and
Mri. L. R. Palmar and his
hobbles are hiking, swimlag and short-wava radio.
504 W. First St.
Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge
110 Eust 2nd St.
South French Ave.
2704 Sanford Ave.
322-0551
Darrell Paul Miller
M
Vlrglnii
■ssiwwsw viuasf
mem be
Junior C lin ica l League and
Key Club. Ha plans to study
leering,
beginning
at
engineering
Orlando Ju
uhior College this
fall. Dane
Mr. and Mrs.
f t V U ffiU!
B & S AAfg. Co.
Manufacturers of
Smitty’s Tree
Hoe
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Sanford, Florida
Peggy Miller
Peggy was a member o f
ths majorities. F u t u r e
Homemaker*, Latin Club,
Sclsncs Club and office
staff. She plans to attrnd
Woody's Hair Styling In
stitute In Orlando after
graduation. Peggy Is tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Cate and her favorite
pastime la twirling.
St. John's Realty Co.
205 W. First St.
322-6123
Phone 322-4863
C. Robert Jones, Jr.
Linda Mitchell
Linda waa associate editor
of the yearbook and a mem
ber o f the staff for thrae
r*aars. the waa a member of
i* Science Club. TrlHI-Y.
uture Teachers, swimming
team and offlea staff. Linda
plana to enter the summer
session at the University of
Florida and study Journal
ism She is the daughter of
Mr. aad Mrs. PhlUo D. Mit
chell and her hobbles are
knitting and awlmmlng.
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Wayne waa a member of
the » uture Farmers for four
years. Ha plana to work on
a ranch ana enjoys working
with cattle. Wayne Is the son
of Sir. and Mri. L. W. Humter.
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Mika plana to study archi
tecture at St. Petersburg
Junior College, lie It the
son uf Mr. and Mrs, Fred
M. Smith and in his spar*
time he enjoys all kinds c f
spot la and mechanics.
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Helen Patricia Muse
Frank Edward Murray
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Michael David Smith
lag.
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Maureen Moughton
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Wayne Rumler
Rob waa a member of the
Band. Latin Club, Future
Taacheri. TEC Club, Drama
Club and aewspaper staff,
n s would Ukt to be an en
gineer and will begin hla
college studies at Brevard
Junior College. Rob la the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R.
Jones, Sr. and hla bobbin In
clude bowling, golf aad ski-
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Sanford, Fla.
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Linde wee a Bonier But
latlvs, aaeraUry o f the BtUdent Council, g member o f
the
Varsity
chaarlsadera,
Girls' State representative,
a member o f the National
Honor Society, tha Anchor
Club, Science Club and cap
tain o f the Powder Puff foot
ball team this year. Golf,
awlmmlng, m o d e l i n g and
.working with tha American
Cheerlaadara Asscdatlon are
har hobble*. Linda will at
tend the University o f Flori
da and study aceondary edu
cation. Sha is tha daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spencer,
Moughton Insurance Co.
116 North Park Ave.
Sunford, Fla.
Linda Kay Spencer
Larry Muse
Frank was captain o f the
basketball team te hie sen-
*Pkyupresented
z u B by J. C. Peaft
was a number of
the Twirling Seminole* four
Future
Teachers.
Future
Homamskers end Candystriper*. Her future plans
are te study nursing, begin
ning nt Orlande Junior
College. She is tha daughtor « E. J. Moughton. Jr.
•nd her babbles are swimmin* and twirling.
J
■*F Company. Ha waa a
ftembar of the Key Club
f f « r years, chaplain o f the
Future Teachers, member
° t the track team, Glee
Club aad Lnttermen's Club,
la hie freshman year Frank
wen the Scholastic Achieve» t Award. He plans to be
— ihteor end will i«gia
ijfM 'a t the UnivereFlertda. He was one
its o f the Gov.
•.tlTS'S
Hurray
Pet waa s member o f the
F u t u r e Homemakers of
America, flhe (Joes not have
any definite plane for the
future at this time. Pat ia
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. J. C. Muse o f Lake
Monroe and her hobbl** are
skating, swimming and sew
ing.
Tarry waa • member o f
the UCT Club and plana to
continue working at PublU
Food Store. Ha la the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Musa o f Lnks MntW and hla
hobblas are h un tttf and
baseball.
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Donna was First Sergeant
o f the Twirling Semlnoles
and during her four years
to the majorettes won 19
medals. She was a member
or the Para-Medical Club,
Future Homemakers a n d
Drama Club. Donna plans to
work at Southern Bell Tele
phone Company after grad
uation. Her favorite pastime
it akatlng. She la the daugh
ter o f Mrs. Mildred Peters.
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George Allen Peterson
Herbert D. Pedrick, III
Donna Lynn Peters
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Rick was a member of the
swimming team last year.
He plans to tnroll first in
South Georgia College and
then return to a Florida uni
versity. Rick it the son of
Mr. and Mra. H. D. Pedrick,
Jr. and his favorite pasttimes are akatlng. canoeing,
camping, flahlng and awlmlog.
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Susan Perkins
Susan was Second Lieu
tenant of the Twirling Seminolei snd was a majorette
three y ea n . She w t i also a
member of the Latin Club.
Future Teachers, Science
Club and newspaper staff.
She played three year* of
Powder Puff football. Susan
plana to study dentistry at
Florida
State
University.
She Is the daughter of Mr,
and Mra. B. L. Perkins, Jr.
and her hobbies are swim
ming, tennis and skiing.
Chelsea Title & Guaranty Company
SANFORD, FLA.
119 WEST FIRST STREET
Phone 322-5011
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Miller Machine Co.
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Dorothy Irene Pickren
Garrett’s
Susan Piercy
AUTO PARTS — ENGINE REBUILDING
“ Sanford's Most Complete Dept. Store"
Susan was eo-caplaln of
the Varsity Cheerleaders,
treasurer of the Student
Council, secretary o f the An
chor Club, a Senior Superla
tive and captain o f the
Powder Puff football team
in her senior year. She was
also a member of the Latin
Club. Susan plans to study
psychology, beginning tills
lull at High Point College In
North Carolina. She la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Plcrcy and her hobblci
Include swimming, tennis,
and booling.
Aaron plans to work for ■
while at Hl-Flavor Meata.
Inc.. In Oviedo and later en
list In the Air Force. He Is
the son of Mr. and Sirs.
Aaron Perea. Sr. and hls
hobbies are markmanship
and swimming.
George plans to attend
Purdue University at a later
date and study electrical en
gineering. Reading and elec
tronics are hit h o b b l e s .
George is the son of Mrs.
Sylvia Peterson.
Future Success To You, Graduates!
Cherle was treaaurer o f the
Tri-HI-Y. a member of the
Science Club. Future Teach
ers, newspaper staff, Span
ish Club, Future Homemak
ers and played four years
of Powder Puff football. She
plans to a .end Troy State
Collate in Troy, Alabama.
Cherle is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Penning> •• and her hobbles arc sew
ing -nd tennis.
Aaron Perez, Jr.
200 E. First St.
110-112 W. Second St.
322-5214
322-8403
Sanford, Flu.
Hi Flavor Meats
Irene was a member of the
Future Homemakeri, Glee
Club and Future Nurses. She
plans to study buifness ad*
ministration at a college In
Oklahoma. I r e n e Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dill Pickren of Geneva and
in her spare time she enjoys
horseback riding and awimmlng.
Capri Restaurant
Tuscnwillow Road
Oviedo, Eluridn
2511 Park Drive
Ph. 322-1251
305-3105
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Kathy P off
Joseph John Purdy
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Joe played four y e a n of
football and three years of
basketball, lie was a mem
ber of the LcUenncn'a Club,
Science Club, Latin Club,
Future Teachers and Drama
Club. He plant to itudy law
at the University of Miami
or at a military college in
Alabama. Jno la the son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Purdy
and hit hobbles are surfing
and diving.
LeRoy C. Robb Construction Co., Inc.
Sanford, Fla.
2800 South Sanford Ave.
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Kathy was a member o f
the Future Homemakers.
Her future plans are indefi
nite now. but she plans to
attend Orlando Junior Colleee at some later date.
Kathy Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Poff and
her hobblci are swimming
and roller skating.
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Sandra Rosalie Poole
James F. Poovey, Jr.
Linda Carol Poloski
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Linda Diane Powell
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Brad Lee Fruden
Brad will enter Auburn
University to study engineertog. He played football and
track and won the Kader
trophy for “ Moat Improved"
football player. Brad was al
ee n member of the Lettermen's d u b . He is the son
o f U . Cdr. and Mrs. Nell
and sporta are bis
pastimci.
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Sandy was a member of
the Para-Medical Club and
the Majorettes. She plans to
enlist in the Women's Air
Force after graduation and
go in the medical corps.
Sandy la the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. W. W. Poole
and her hobbies are skating
and reading.
Jim was vice president of
the llroadeasting Club and a
member of the Science Club.
He plans to attend Urlando
Junior Co Urge and begin the
study of political science
and speech. James la the aon
of Mr. and Mrs. James F.
Poovey, Sr. and his hobbies
are boating, fishing and
radio.
Linda was a member of
the
Future Homemakers.
Para-Medical C l u b , Latin
Club and Candystrlpcrs. She
has no definite plans for tho
future. Linda is the daughter
til Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pol
oski and her hobbles are
awiramlng and dancing.
Fran Pyle
Diane transferred to Semi
nole High School from North
Chicago lait year. In Chica
go ahe was a vanity cheer
leader. member of the Stu
dent Council. Future Teach
ers and Athena Club. At
Seminole High Diane was a
member of the Science Club,
Anchor Club, Student Counrll. and a varsity cheer
leader. At both schools she
was a member of the Na
tional Honor Society all four
years. Diane plana to attend
Florida State University and
study elementary education.
She la the daughter of Chief
and Mra. R obcit II. Powell
and her hobbles are piano,
skiing and reading.
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Alice Angelita Queen
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Carmen Ramos
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Fran was treaaurer of the
Drama Club and art editor of
tho newspaper ataff. She was
also a member of the Glee
Club, Future feachera, and
GAA. Fran plana to attend
Old Dominion College in
Norfolk and study art, which
la her hobby. Tran is the
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Haary D. Pyle.
Alice would like to be e
cosmotologlst and will study
at Woody's Institute in Or
lando. She was a reporter
and typist for the newspaper
ataff. a member of the Glee
Club and the Para-Medical
Club. Alice la the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn B.
Queen and was born in
Nurnberg, Germany. Danetog and outdoor activities are
Carmen plana to study den
tistry at the University of
Florida. She was a member
uf the Latin Club and the
Science Club. Carmen wai
born to Havana, Cuba and
la the daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. Rolando Ramos. Skiing
and reading are her bobbies.
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Delbert was secretary of
the TEC Club, a member of
the Seminole High School
Broadcasting Club and the
Future Teachers. He plana to
begin hla engineering stu
dies at Daytona Bearn Jun
ior College and then transfer
to the University of Florida.
In hla spare Ume Delbert en
joys bowling, skating, arch
ery. golf, dancing and elec
tronics. He ia the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nary
Sr.
Jerry
■ member o f
the TEC Club and the Future Teachert. He plan* tn
enroll at Brevard Junior
Collette to beittn the ttudy of
engineering. Jerry 1* the
eon o f Mr. and Mr*. Gerald
Myerm and hi* tpare time
hobble* are car*, flihing,
hunting and bowling.
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Marion'a n i c k n a m e Is
“ Penny." She waa a member
of the Fara-Medicai club and
of the Science Club. She
would like to be a nurse and
will study at the University
of Florida. She was one of
the recipients of the Gen-.
Hsydon Burns Scholarship
Awards. Sewing, cooking and
reading are her hobbles and
she Is the daughter o f Mrs.
Marion Nicbols.
Robert la planning to en
roll at Southern Technical
Institute in Marietta. Geor
gia and study mechanical
engineering. He la tbe son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Nicholas and hla hobbies are
drag racing, skiing and surf
ing.
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Agent for King Car Rentals
Ritz Theatre
Fh. 322-4924
2518 French Ave.
Sanford, Fla.
Carravvay & McKibben
Mary Virginia Norris
Insurance Agency
114 N. Pnrk Ave.
2109 Magnolia
.
Ph. 322-2287
Pat waa a member o f the
Girl's Athletic Association
and o f the Seminole Broad
casting Club. She plana ta
study IBM kay punch opera
tion at Florid* Technical
College. She would like to
work in an office. Pat is
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. W. A* Chambers and
her hobbles Include pointing
and horseback rjd inf,
Sanford, Florida
Lake Monroe Inn
Hollywood Shops o f Florida
Seminole Boulevard
Ph. 322-2071
“ On Beautiful Lake Monroe'*
Sanford, Florida
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Pat Chambers
A & B Contractors
Sanford, Florida
114 East First St.
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Pninting & Home Improvements
Ph. 322-0331
“ Ginger" will enter the
University of Tennessee and
study math, engineering and
teaching. She was a member
of the Science Club, Major
ettes, swimming team. Latin
Club. Future Nurses, Future
Homemakers and newspa
per staff. She It the daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Norris and her favorite p u ttimes
Include
swimming,
reading and knitting.
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David was captain o f the
football and track teams in
hla senior year, president of
the Lettermen's Club, e
member of the Science Club,
Future Tcachera and Double
Quartet. l!e won the Lions
Club "Best B locker" Award.
He will attend Furman Uni
versity on a football schol
arship and major in biology.
David I* the ion of Mr. and
Mra. Dean Paul Taylor and
hi* hobbles are hunting and
coin collecting.
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David Cecil Noeli
Compliments o f
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Dekle’s Gulf Service Station
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Robert M. Nicholas
Don was a member o f the
Future Farmers of America
for four years, played three
years on the track team and
wa* manager of the football
team. He plans to continue
working at the Floral Cul
ture Shop. Don's hobbles are
flihing and hunting and his
parents ara Mr. and Mrs.
Congratulations - A Job W ell Done!
Marion Louise Nichols
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Don Paris Newsom
Delbert C. Nary, Jr.
Gerald Garris Myers, Jr.
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Frances Elizabeth
)’Donnell
Odham
Bette plana to study jour
nalism or speech at Louisi
ana College. She was a mem
ber o f the Future Teachers,
newspaper s t a f f , Drama
Club and Spanish Club.
Bette Is the daughter o f Mra.
Tudor Odham and J. Bralley
Odham. Her hobbles are
playing the guitar and trav
eling.
Congratulations
Howard Boteler
Rose & Wilks Restaurant
Wholesale Confectionery
Valdes Hotel Building
Florence M. Zimmerman
Sanford, Florida
500 Sanford Ave.
Sanford, Fla.
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Thomas will study elec
tronics at M aaaav Technical
Institute along with his bro
ther James, lie was a mem
ber o f the Tumbling Club.
Thomas is the son of Mr. and
Mra. John T. O'Donnell and
in hla spare Ume he enjoys
flying and water sports.
John Jeffery Oyler
John plana to pursue a
reer in medicine and
begin at Daytona Beach .
ior College. He ia the soi
Mr. and M ra/ Kenneth
Oyler and hla hobbies
music and c a n .
Vickie was • member o f
tho I'ara-Mcdical Club, his
torian of the Future Home
maker*. a member of tbs
Glee Club and the DCT. She
was secretary of the Candystriper*. Vickie plana to cootinuo her present employ
ment at the Everett Harper
Real Estate Agency. Vickie
la the daughter o f Mr.
Mr*. Grant Osbura.
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Osbum
Mike was a member of the
Future Farmers of America
for three yeara. He la not
certain what course of study
be will follow but plana to
enroll at Orlando Junior
College or Daytona Beach
Junior College. Mike will
work this summer at Spen
cer Harden Farms. Ilia par
ents are Mr. and Mra. H. G.
Maplea and hobbies are
bunting and fishing.
Ronald plans to study ar
chitecture at the University
of Florida. In his spare time
he likes painting and Interior
decorating. Ronnie is the ion
of Mr. and Mra. H. D. Ugden.
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Mike Maples
Ronald Ogden
Thomas Patrick O'Donnell
James plana to tabs t
course In electronics at Mas
sey Technical Institute. He ta
the son o f Mr. and Mra. John
T. O'Donnell and his hobbisa
are fishing and titling.
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Tom Michels
Tom waa • member of the
awl mm ing team and the
TEC Club. He would like to
be an engineer and will be
gin hla studies at Daytona
Beach Junior College. Tom
ia the *oo of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Michels and hla
hobbisa ere skiing, swim
ming end sleeping.
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David Scott
David played Junior var
sity football and waa a
member of the Glee Club
four yeara. Ha plana to at
tend Orlando Junior College
to begin studying far a car
eer in teaching. David ia the
son o f Mr. and Mrs. D. C,
Scott of Lake Mary and his
hobbies
include
baseball,
cars, models and swimming.
Randall Lee Payne
Randy waa a member «|
the para-Medical Club and
served as delegate to thair
state convention. He wan al
so a mem ber of the Latin
Club and Scienca Chib. Ban
dy will study IBM a
at Misaar _
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He is tbe son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Payne and h S habbias are boating
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Richard J. Reilly
Donald Wayne Reeves
Wayne wai a member of
the Future F a r m e r s of
America, served aa their re
porter one year end wee a
member of the Livestock
Judging team. He wae alio
a member o f the Latin Club.
Wayne plana to attend South
western Georila College and
study veterinary medicine.
He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clement B. Reeves and his
hobbies are huntlog, fishing
and rock collecting.
Prespnting
Gary Duane Renfro
G aiy was a member o f
tha TEC Club for two years
and plana to continue hi*
driftin g design studies In
college, though ha has not
yet decided which one. Gary
u the son of Mr. and Mra.
B. Renfro end hie hobble*
Include surfing and cooking,
te wall as all outdoor
•ports.
Richard will begin the
study of joumatlem at Or
lando Junior College in the
fall. Ilia guardlane are Mr.
and Mrs. C. O. Penny and
hie hobble* include flehlng,
skiing and horseback riding.
Presenting
Go Forth W ith Confidence, Graduates!
James Martin Reynolds
"Pete" wae a Sophomore
d a t e officer, a member o f
the Science Club, Future
Teachers end Spent eh Club.
He will enter Auburn Uni
versity
In w
tha fall to study
▼enur if*
engineering
or
teaching.
___ _Is the
.... aon of Mr, end
Pete
Mrs. W. A. Reynolds and he
born In Trinidad, ItrlWest Indite,
Glenn David Richards
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RoJay
SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY LICENSED
AND BONDED LOCKSMITH
906 French Avu.
322-4751
— Women’s Apparel —
228 E. First St.
Gas & Appliance Co,, Inc.
Presenting
Ronald Dean Risner
Liggett-Rexall Drug Co.
PInecrest Shopping Center
Pr. 322-5854
I pri
o f both the Junior Class and
tha Senior Clata, a member
o f tha Student Council,
chaplain o f the Lottermen'e
Clu
three years o f
football1* endl attend Boy*'
State. He has not yet def
initely decided on hla future
court* but will attend either
Florida Stats University or
Greenville College In Illinois
ta study to be a coach or a
computer programmer. Ron
nie la
aon o f Mr. and
Mra. L. J. Ritnar and hie
hobblea era hunting and bicA
watching.
Sun ford, Florida
Sun ford, Florida
322-7013
Best WI»hcs — Happy Hunting
and Smooth Suiling
Sears Roebuck & Co.
To The Class of '651
PInecrest Shopping C«nt«r
Robson Sporting Goods
Sanford, Florida
304 Eust First St.
Presenting
Glenn plans to attend Or
lando Junior College. He
was a member e f the Sci
ence Club. Glenn la tha aon
of Mr. ana Mrs. John L,
Richards and hla hobbles
are Explorer Scouting, hunt
ing, fishing and camping.
Sanford, Fla.
Gordon Kellett’a
Therm-O-Tane
.v ■
322-3524
Presenting
Rebecca waa a member of
tha Science Club, treasurer
o f tba Girl’s Athletic Atenelation and a member o f the
DCT Club. She plene to *ttend Mestey Bueineet Col
lege and taka a secretarial
course. She Is the daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. Lloyd A.
Ricker.
Presenting
Personalized Attention
"We Fix Everything Except Broken Hearts"
414 W. 9 th St.
Carol was a member o f
the Anchor Club, Para-Modleal Club and Glee Club and
played Powder P uff football
two years. She plane to en
ter Jackson M e m o r i a l
8choo! of Nursing. Carol ia
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mre. R. W. Repp and her
hobblea are iwlmming and
dancing.
Individual Styling
Fix-it Shop
Rebecca Ann Ricker
Carol Ann Repp
Presenting
Sanford, Fla.
Linda Gaye Robson
.
.
.
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Eugene Herbert Rodgers, Jr.
Linda vas secretary of
tha Ole* Club, a member o f
the Triple Trio and the
Mlaed Ensemble. She attend
the FMBA state muete clin
ic. Linda was a member of
the Science Club and the
Drema Club. Bha will enter
Mt, Berry College In Geor
gia to study English. Linda
la the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Itobaon and her
hobbies are skiing and boat
ing.
Mac’s Oil Co., Inc.
Scnkarik Glass & Paint Co., Inc.
210 Magnolia Ave.
Herhy waa a member o f
the Future Farmers for four
years and served at treas
urer last year. Ha plana to
join tha Navy for two yoari
and then go to college to
■tudy agriculture. Heroy is
the eon of Mr. and Mr*. Eu
gene H. Rodgers, Sr. and his
hobblte are hunting and
flehlng.
Warmest Wishes
322-4622
Phillips 66 Distributor
Sanford, Florida
J
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Presenting
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Robert Alexander Rumblcy
Michael A. Smith
Bobby
plane to study
_ . — City Juniege. He wae a membar o f the Glee Club and
the Spanish Club. Bobby ia
the eon o f Mr. and Mrs. It.
A. Humbley and hit hobble*
are hunting, skiing, fishing
and all outdoor sports.
frsswf
P r e s e n tin g
£
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Kay Sandra Sandifer
Gary plane to enlist In
A jr Force after gradua-
as Lra'”" ■*
hobby
is tha
A.
u su
■
9
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V jf ?
-
J*
unbar ef tha
Honor Society and
served —
a i tretiurar
-------iin r In her
eanlor
“ waa a mam------- year. She
bar of tba Latin Club, TriHl-Y and winner of tha DAR
American History a w a r d .
Kay will attaa Trevecca
Naaareoe Collage and study
to b« an elementary teach
er. She Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. R. ATsandlfcr
are
Joyce Loraine Russell
Janice wai ■ majorette, a
member of tha Ole* Club,
tho Science Club and DCT.
She 1j the deuibter of Mr.
and M n . H em a l Ruitell.
______
Jr.,. ana
and win
will proosoly
probably attend
business college in Camm lie, England aa her fat h e r hai
___ naan transferred
there and ■ha will move to
Ragland after graduation,
Har hobbl
hobbioi are iwlmming
and cooking.
Presenting
Gary Moretz
UwTaiae Club ai
la water skiing,
eon o f Mr. sad
Monte.
Janice Ann RuBsell
Mike wae a member o f
the TEC Club and plane tu
continue studying drafting,
Junior
“
at 0 irlando
‘
College. For the Ume being,
he will work at B. and S.
Manufacturing. Mike is the
eon o f Mr. and Mra. Alexan
der Smith end hla hobblea
are golf, turfing and hunt
ing.
Presenting
Presenting
P r e s e n tin g ....................
Sara Jo Lvnda Sandon
. Jo wag
e f the
National
t e n o r Society,
Spanish Honor Society, an
M i l staff, Science Club and
d u b . She will attend
Mate Unlver
& .l8 2 S o r a « ..C 4
ehbiaa are iwlmming,
and Rainbow Girls acllvltioa.
Elizabeth Jane Lea Schultz
Jana Lea waa a member
of tha Spanish Club, Latin
Club,
Homemaker*
Club.
Para-Medical Club. Trl-Hi-Y
tnd GAA. tha 1* the daugh
ter of Harold R. ScbulU and
hoc bobbin are iwlmming.
•Wing,
cooking,
reading
and photography. Jana Lea
elans te attend Tift College
la Georgia.
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P r e s e n tin g .....................
. . . . .
Sherry Lee Marazita
Presenting
Patricia Lynn McGuire
Pat was May Day Queen,
a Homecoming a p o n a o r ,
member o f the newspaper
staff, president of the Fu
ture Homemakers C l u b ,
member of the Drsma Club.
Para • Medical C l u b
and
swimming team. She repre
sented Seminole High School
at the Future Homemakers
State Convention. Pat plans
to be a teacher and will
study at Murray State Col
lege. She Is the daughter of
Car. (USN. ret.) and Mrs.
James F. McGuire and her
hobbles Include swimming,
skiing and all athletic acti
vities.
Presenting
Gayle Ann Senkarik
George Charles Markos
Sherry aerved on the Sal
magundi
staff for three
years and wai editor in her
eenior year. She wai a mem
ber of the National Honor
Society, the Anchor Club,
Student Council, F u t u r e
Teachera. Science Club and
Future Homemakera. Sher
ry It the daughter of Mr.
and Mri. V. J. M an illa and
will etudy English and hu
manities at the University
of South Florida.
. . . . .
Judy Sergent
Gayle was a member o f
the Para-Medical Club, Fu
ture
Homemakers,
Glee
Club, Candyatripere a n d
played two year* o f Powder
Puff football. She plane to
be an airline atewardes*.
She la the daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Senkarik
and her hobbles are swim
ming, dancing, traveling and
cooking.
George wai vice president
of the Tumbling Club, a
member of the track team,
Lcttcrmcn’s Club and Glee
Club, lie plans to be an IBM
accountant and will study at
Massey Business College In
Jacksonville. George Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul L.
Markos and his hobbles In
clude woodworking, fishing
and sports,
Seminole Graduates! Success To Y ou!
Judy waa a member o f
the Latin Club, newipaper
etaff and Future Homemak
er*. She plena to attend Or
lando Junior College and
atudy builneta admlnlatration and then enter the Art
Institute o f Chicago to atudy
Interior decorating, Judy u
the daughter o f Harold Ser
gent and her hobby la ten*
nia.
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Gail Ann Sierputowski
Gait was a member o f the
S c i e n c e Club, newspaper
etaff, GAA, Latin Club, Pa
ra-Medical Club, Gle. Club,
yearbook at*/f and Broad
casting Club. She will enter
St. Vincent’s School o f
Nursing In tha fall. Gall la
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. Teleafor Sierputowski
and her hobbies include any
type o f sport*.
Compliments o f
Stemper Agency
Chapman Concrete
and Staff
Block, Inc.
106 N.EIm
Real Estate — Insurance
1919 S. French Ave.
Ph. 322-6192
Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Fla.
Presenting
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Congratulations & Best Wishes
Mary Ruth Silvers
Larry Singeltary
To The Class Of 65!
Larry plana to attend
Florida State Unlveralty and
atudy aecondary education.
He waa a member o f the
Latin Club and played on*
year o f football. Larry ie the
ton o f Mr. and Mra. Jamas
J. Singletary and hia hob
ble* are swimming and hunt*
Ing.
Mary will attend Brevard
Junior College *nd take a
liberal arte courae. Sha waa
a member of the Latin Club
and Glee Club- Mary la the
daughter o f Mra. Audrey
Silver* and har favorite pastimea art reading and swimmlng.
Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc.
Presenting
Mr. Harold Slama, President
Presenting
Donald L. Sipes
.
Susan Slack
and Employees
Donnie was president o f
the Future F a r m e r s of
America two years and secre
tary ona year. He waa second
place winner in the state
public speaking contest for
the FFA last year. Donnie
will continue to work at
Flcralculture and later en
list in the service. He is the
■on o f Mrs, L. L. Blpei and
his hobbles are swimming
and tennis.
SANFORD,
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FLORIDA
Buaan waa a member « f
the Glee Club and the Fu
ture Humemakera. She la
the daughter of Mra, Mary
K. Slack and her hobble* in
clude horseback riding and
drawing.
Southern
Air
Heating & Air Conditioning
Stine Machine & Supply Co.
207 W. Second St.
C a r r ie r
Ph. 322-6432
Sanford, Florida
»
2513 Park Ave.
Presenting
Ph. 322-8321
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P r e s e n tin g .....................
Dailey Park Smith
Sanford, Florida
Arlene Smith
*
i
Arlene has been vie* pres
ident o f the Para-Medical
Club fo r two yaars and was
a member o f the Future
Homemakers. She plans to
become a nurse and wilt stu
dy at Dsytona Beach Junior
Colleg*. Arlene Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr*. Archie
B. Smith and in her spare
tima she likes aewing, cook
ing and swimming.
Progressive Printing Co.
Dell's Pastry Shop
2470 S. Park Ave.
Dala plant to taka a liber
al arts course at Orlande
Junior Colleg*. H* waa a
member o f the Bcienc* Club,
newspaper staff and TEC
Club. Dale la tha aon o f Mr.
and Mrs. J. 0 . Smith, Sr,
and in hla spare time enjoys
tennis, golf, surfing and
hunting.
and Staff
Ph. 322-7596
Sanford, Florida
306 W. 13th St.
'
Ph. 322-2951
Sanford, Florida
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Presenting
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James S&lv&il
J« met plans to attend the
University o f Florida, but
ha s n o t decided on his major
subject. He Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo W. Salvall.
.
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Cheryl Anne Moose
Cheryl was n member of
tha Future Homemakers of
America. Sha plana to study
coaraatology after gradua
tion. Cheryl ia tha daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. Nad Moos*
and her hobbles art swim
ming and horseback riding.
Linda Joyce Mohn
Linda was a member o f
the newspaper etaff, Fu
ture Teachers, F u t u r e
Homemakers, Science Club
and Powder Puff football
team. Sha will seek employ
ment as a receptionist af
ter graduation and hop«i to
attend business school later.
Linde is tha daughter of
Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Mohn
and her hobbles era collect
ing poems and “ going to
Ini f ff
plsCSSe**
.
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• • • •
Thomas Albert Mills
Thomas waa • ______ _
the TEC Club (or two years
ills plans for tha future an
indefinite at this time, l i
It tha ansi of Ur. and Un
Johnny Walkor and Ua had
bias arc hunting, fishing an
swimming.
�f
a
f
Presenting
Presenting
William F. Spivey
e • .
• e
Neil Thomas Stafford
William H. Stemper, Jr.
.
•
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e
Charles Stein
Linda v u a Junior Clasa
officer, a roambar o f tha
OAA, Latin Club, Sc lane•
Club, Futuna Taacntri, Futura Homimakara and ma*
Jorattaa. Sha baa aat an
aabltloua achadula o f attendIn f Orlando Academy o f
Beauty Culture in tha day
time and studying psycholo
gy at Rellina College at
night. Linda ia tha daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. J. B. Stapler
and her hobblaa are water
sports, working with the
Candyatripera a n d
Girl
Beouta.
Much Success In The Future!
m ie n u n g
•
Linda Marie Stapler
Neil plana to antor tha
mlnlitry o f Jahcvah'a Wit*
neaaaa. Ha la tha ton o f Mra.
C. L. Wynn o f Lake Monroe.
Swimming and hiking are
hla hobblaa.
Bitty plana to enlist In the
Array after graduation from
Beralnola High School. Ha is
tha aon o f Mrs. Manr A .
Bill plana to study law at
Btetaon Univeralty. Ha aeryad aa vies president and sec
retary o f tha Kay Club, waa
treasurer of the Latin d u b ,
mads tha " A " Honor Roll
thla year, waa a tnambar o f
the Bclanca Club and Student
Council and reeaived tho
“O u t s t a n d i n g
Service
Award". Muala and reading
are hla hobbles. Ha waa
named a Senior Superlative.
Bill la tha aon o f Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Stamper, Sr.
Presenting
Charles will enter Valdoata State Collage to begin
tha atody o f pharmacy. Ha
waa a sergeant In tha band
and a student conductor and
was named "M ost Improved’*
Bandsman. He waa also a
member o f tha Latin Club
and Science Club. Fishing,
stamp collecting, music and
reading ora hla hebblea. Ha
is tha son o f Mra. Fred Stein.
Presentlnjr
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Mary Joanne Surowiec
Mary waa a member o f
the
Latin Club, Future
Homemakers
Para-Medical
Club and bowling league.
Sha plana to attend South
Georgia College and study
to become s teacher. Mary
la tha daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. Earl C. F aust Bowl
ing, awlmmlng and tsnnfa
art her hobbles.
Sanford Jewelry & Luggage
Yentsch
Maintenance
The Friendly Store
with quality merchandise
Service & Supplies
2563 So. Park Drive
at prlcaa you can afford I
Ph, 322-4843
217 E. Firnt St.
Sanford, Florida
Ph. 322-5681
Sanford, Florida
Presenting
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Flemings
Mary Ellen Swigonski
Gifts — Cards — Books
201 East First St.
Ph. 822-6711
Went First St.
Ph. 322-4030
Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Florida
Mary plana to major In
chemiatry and mathematics
at tbs University o f Florida.
8ha waa president o f the
National
Honor
Rocletr,
member o f the Spanish Club,
Science Club, GAA, bowling
____
and band. Tennis,
bowling, swimming and arehtry era h«r hobblaa. Mary
la tha daughter o f Mrs.
Edna M. Swigonski.
Patricia Sue Taylor
K. M. Wilkins Paving Co.
Pat !a a member o f the
DCT Club end eventually
hepea to attend Orlando
Junior College to etudy bus
iness. Her guardians a n
Mr. and Mra. Cecil Tucker
and In her sp an time ahe
like* swimming, akilng and
R atliff’s Body Shop
118 S. Myrtle
Sanford, Fla.
W all Supply
220 N. French
Ph. 322-5412
Ph. 322-8844
Sanford, Florida
Presenting
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James Monroe Thompson, Jr.
Jo Ann Thomas
Jo Ana was a member o f
tha Future Homemakers one
year and the alee Club one
year. Her plena for tha fu
ture are Indefinite at thla
time. Jo Ann la tha daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. Joa C.
Thomas and her hobbies are
reading and sports.
Kiddy’s Standard Oil
Service Station
First and French Ave.
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Insurance Agency
2465 S. Park Ave.
Danny played four yean
o f football, two
twa yaara ol
____two
beat
ball yaara
and twol
track and waa a member ol
the Lattermen'a Club ami
the Future Teachara. ID
will attand college in Nash'
villa, Tenneeeaee and stud)
math. Danny ia tha eon ol
Mr. and Mra. L. C. TilUa ol
e Mary and anjoyi aurf
hunting, fiahlng, aki
coin collecting and
whack riding u
toil
apart |1m-
PreMntlnff
PraaenUng ,
Carol Torres
Carol waa a Senior Su
perlative, secretary o f the
Senior Class, t‘ reasurer o f
flti Anchor Club, member
o f the Latin d u b and oa
both o f tbo Junior varsity
a n d van
corps. She . ___ ___________
Weal even College and study
W . M. Torres ad Geneva and
bar hobble* era akilng end
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Steve RiCharde
Linda waa treasurer o f
the Senior C lan, ■ member
o f the Tri-IIi-Y, GAA end
Future ilomemakera. She
plana to be a chiropractor
and will attend school in
Davenport. Iowa. Linda is
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Rich and her
hobbles are elnging and
skating.
g
Ph. 822-8588
Sanford, Florida
Linda Louise Rich
Daniel Tyrone Tillis
Kathy will major In elejjeutory. education at “
*
and
yearbook staff. Kathy an-
p K sS ffi
,
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John David Todd
Steve w u a member o f
the Dram* Club, Science
Club, Latin Club and Sal
magundi ataff. Ha will enter the Univeralty o f South
Florida ia the fall to begin
the atody o f medicine. Steve
ia the aon o f Mr. and Mr*.
8. M. RiCharde, Jr. and hla
hobbiea are dancing, aurflng
and akataboardlng.
wui euw r
nvBM m
Carolina Collage thla fall.
H* waa a member o f the
Latin Club and aurflng and
akilng are hla hobbles. John
la tha eon o f Mr. sad Mra.
C. Q. Todd.
Presenting
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Kathy Trout
Jimmy w as a member o f
the Broadcasting Club and
tha Latin d u b . He plana to
study electronic engineering
and will begin at Orlando
Junior College, later tranaferring to tho Univeralty o f
South Florida. Jimmy ia the
aon o f Mr. and Mra. Jama*
M. Thompson and hie pas
times era tannls, water
sports and drag racing.
C. 0 . Todd
Sanford, Florida
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* • • * •
Betty W iilene Turner
Batty waa aa 1
tudeaL a ateub
bocal Ura and t
We, aa wtU aa
m___!ing
tion ahe
employment
Cooking,
mrimmtor and music a n her
bei
bobbles, th e ia tbs daughtsi
ter
ad Mr. and Mrs. f t J. Turn
or, Jr.
Cindy Underwood
Cindy waa a num ber o f
th o
G A A , Para-Medical
d u b , Drama d u b and news
paper ataff. She plan* to
study sociology at Kant
Btata University. Cindy ia
the daughter a f M. C . Un-
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Denver Vodopicn
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Rettlna haa been a ma
jorette with the Twirling
Seminole* for four year*
and hat won 14 medal* and
a trophy at conteata. 8he
wat alto a member o f the
Tara-Medical a n d Drama
Clubt. She plana to attend
Orlando Junior College and
major in language. Skating,
twirling, swimming and all
outdoor aporta are har hob
ble*. She la the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vale.
Rovce was a member of
the Spanish Club ami hate,
ball, track ami swimming
team*. He plant to be a
teacher and will etudy at a
Junior college In New York.
Skin-diving, turfing, read
ing and writing are hit
hobbies. He la the ton of Mr.
and Mrt. Royce Van LandIngham, Sr.
,x a »
William E. Vihlen, Jr.
Bettina Raye Vale
Royce Van Landingham, Jr.
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Donald Lee Vincent
Roth waa on the golf
team three yeara and won
th . "M ott Valuable Player"
award. He waa alto a mem
ber of the Lettermen's Club,
Latin Club and Key Club.
He 1* the ion of Mr. and
Mr*. William E. Vihlen, Sr.
and golf la hit hobby, Roth
will attend the University
o f South Florida and major
In engineering.
Best Wishes And Loads of Luck!
Donald plans to enlist In
the
armed forces
after
graduation.
Photography
electronics and horaeback
riding ere his hobbies and
he la the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Vincent, Sr.
Presenting
Rosemary Walton
•
Denver wat prptldent o f
the TEC Club, member of
the track team, Lcttermen's
Club, burnt and
Future
Teacher*. He Is planning to
enroll In Brevard Junior
College and study drafting
design technology. Denver
it the son of Mr. and Mr*.
D. \V. Kicklitor and swim
ming, fishing, boating and
bowling are hit hobbies.
B F Card & Gift Shop
Rosemary will attend Tift
College and study to be a
teacher. She waa a member
o f the Tumbling Club, swim
ming team and S-H Club.
Painting, w a t e r
skiing,
■wlmming and horseback
riding are har paatlmes. She
la the daughter o f Mr.
Mrs. D. G. Walton.
Snnforil Shopping Plaza
Randall Electric Co,
112 S. Magnolia Avc.
Ben Franklin 5 & 10c Store
2174 S. Park Avc.
322-0915
Sanford, Florida
Sanford, Fla.
Ivn Spaulding — Owner
Presenting
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Linda Anne Wade
Sharron K. Walker
Best Wishes From
Linda plant to be a teach
er and will enroll In Orlan
do Junior College thia fall.
She wat a member o f the
Future Teacher*.
Future
H o m e maker*, Chorallers,
Triple Trio and
Future
Nurse*. Swimming and mutIc are her favorite pattime*
and the it the daughter of
Mr. and Mrt. Charlet E.
Wade.
Shtnwn was a member o f
tho Natlonat Honor Socie
ty, Spanish Club and fu tu re
Homemaker*. A t a previous
school aha waa president o f
tho Girts’ Club and a
ber of the G Iris’ Drill
Sharron plana to study lib
eral arts at Station Uni
versity next faar. She Is tbs
daughter o f Mr. and Mrt.
M, D. Walker and swim
ming and tonal* are hot
hobbles.
Seminole County Leaders
G. Troy Ray, Jr.
Compliments o f
Seminole County Tux Collector
Gordon V. Frederick
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P r e s e n t in g .....................
Edward G. Wagner, Jr.
Larry Watson
Mack Cleveland, Jr.
Joe Davis
State Senator
State Representative
Edward would like to he
a lawyer and will enter lirevard Junior Collegia to be
gin hit ttudiet. He wat o
member of the hand for four
yeara, playa Severn] instru
ment* and was an officer in
the band. He wot also n
member o f the newspuper
staff. Music and cars are
hit hohbiet, Edward i* the
ton of Mr. and Mra. E. G.
Wagner.
Scminolo County
Seminole County
Larry played three years
o f football and ono year o f
baseball. H* plana to work
at Towns and Country Gar
dena, Inc, after graduation.
Ha Is tho son o f B. J. Wat-
W. Hugh Duncan
Mrs. Mary Earle Walker
Justice of Peace
Seminole County Tax Assessor
Sanford, Florida
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Linda Ann Webb
April Lee Whittington
Linda wat flrtt aergrant
In the band, a member of
the Ijitln
Club, Future
T e a c h e r a , Drama Club,
GAA. Para-Medical
Club
and Future Homemakers.
She plana to major in ele
mentary education at South
Georgia College. Linda i-
J. L. Hobby
Kenneth W. McIntosh
Sheriff of Seminole County
Prosecuting Attorney
Seminole County
aughla
Karlyle Housholder
Mra. William
B.
Webb.
Swimming, horaeback riding
and mualc are her favorite
palliates.
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County Judge
Seminole County Court
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Jeffrey Whiting
April was vice president
o f the Future Homemakers,
a member o f the Student
Council, Selene* Club, year
book staff, GAA and Gl*a
Club. She would Ilka to ba
a teacher and will enter
Florida
Stato
University
till* fall. April it the daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Whittington.
Jane White
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Robert Piehl Willink
OF 1965
J e ff was president o f the
Boys’ Futura Teachera and
was named "OutaUndlng
Senior." He waa also a
member o f the Latin Club,
football and track teams.
He will attend the Univers
ity o f Virginia. J e ff it the
•on o f Mra. Lorraine Whit
ing and hia hobbles are ekilag, hunting and care.
Janie was a Homecoming
sponsor and member of the
May Day Court, a member
o f th* Helenes Club, The*plane, Drama Club. Latin
Club and Future Teachers
o f America. She will study
to b* a teacher at Georgia
Southern CoUaga. Janie le
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. John S. White and her
hobby la swimming.
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TH E HERALD O FFICE
Bob was a member o f the
band at 8em!no!a High
School. Ho plana to study
engineering but boa not def
initely decided on tho collega
ha will attend. Ha la th# son
o f Mrs. AUoe Willink amt
hia hobbies ore core, skiing
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Melanie .Williams
Lawana Sue Williams
Jeffrey S. Williams
J i f f ptsyad fear yea n of
golf and two yoaro o f bas
ketball and waa tfco wlnmr
o f the Tarry Cordill Mem
orial Trophy. Ro attondid
Boya’ BUto laat yoar, waa
a mombor o f tho Lattern o n t Club, Kay Club and
Latin Club. Jaff plana to bo
a doctor and will atudy raodiclna at tho University o f
Florida. Ha ia the aon o f
Mr. and Mrs. John B. WIN
llama. Oolf and baakatball
aro hla hobbies.
Lawana waa a number o f
th« Para-Medical Club. OAA
and Latin C u b. Sha plana
to be a nurao and will at*
tend achool in Orlando.
Lawana la tha daughter o f
Mr. and Mra. Richard L.
William* and har hobby ia
coin collecting.
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Sylvia Williams
Sylria was head girl o f
ficer o f tha Twirling Samlnolaa and a majorette for
three year*. Sha waa also a
member o f tha Para-Medical Club and a Candyatripar. Sha haa not yat made up
har mind whether to be a
teacher or a nurae nor which
collaga aho will attend.
Swimming, flahing and all
klnda o f aporta ara har hob
bles. She ia tha daughter o f
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
William*.
Malania waa a Homecom
ing aponaor, rice president
o f the Future Homemakers,
member of the Interclub
Council and the Latin Club.
Sho plane to attend Troy
State College in Alabama.
Sewing and mualc ara her
hebblaa. Sha la tha daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. J. R. Wil
lia m o f Laka Mary.
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Sheryl Jane Williamson
Richard W . Willink
Dick would Ilka to bo a
nodical technologist a n d
will atudy at Brevard Jun
ior Collage. Ha was a mambar o f tho Future Tsachars
TEC Club and band. Ho ia
tha son o f Mrs. Allco W il
link.
Additional
Sherri would Ilka to be
a legal secretary and will
study at Maaaey Bmines*
College ia Jacksonville. Sha
waa a member o f tha Tri-HIY and Candystrlpsrs. Swim
ming and tennis ara her
hobble*. She le the daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. D. L. Wil
liamson.
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of
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Robert McConaugfiy1Wilson
^attforii
Hobart's nickname la "Con”
and b* waa n member o f tha
swimming team, Lattermsn'a
Club and Kay Club. H* serv
ed ns parliamentarian and
historian o f tha Student
C o u n c i l . Swimming nnd
reading are hla hobbles. He
plans to be an engineer and
will attend Auburn Univer
sity. H* ia tha aon o f Mr.
nnd Mrs. J, R. WUaon.
1965
Jimmy Winter
Sjentlii
Jimmy was a raamber o f
the Key Club and tha track
team. Ha would Ilka to bo n
veterinarian but haa not yat
decided which college ha will
attend. Jimmy la the son o f
Mr. and Mrs. John 8 . Winter.
Graduation
Edition
May
Be
Obtained
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Harry Payne Wood, Jr.
William Allen W olfe
By
Bid plana to study chem
istry at Jacksonville Untvar.
alty. Ha won tha National
High School Anthology o f
Poetry award la 1M4. Flail
ing, swimming nnd writing
•re hla hobbles. Ha la tha son
of Mr, nnd Mra. H.W. Wolf*.
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Danelle Wright
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Gerald Goldstein
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First
St.
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Michael Ray Davla
Mika will ealiat la tha
Army after gredaatlon. Ha
ia th* son of Mr. and Mra.
J. R. Davis ami his bebbias
aro hunting and water skiing.
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Ross Kempster Wontenay
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Gerald was treasurer o f
Um TEC Club and plana to
Geary* L. OaUatehTand his
bohMea nr* drafting and
By
Herald
W est
322-2611
Denali* waa a corporal in
tho band, chaplain o f tha
Para-Medical Club, member
o f tha newspaper staff nnd
the Spanish Club, She will
attend South Georgia Collag* and major la element
ary education. Dnnsllo la the
daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
Wright, Jr. Swimming
and boating ar* her hobbles.
Coming
Harry was n member o f
the track team two years.
11a would Uka to be an ac
countant and will study at
Mississippi State. Ha is tha
son o f Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Wocd, Sr. Swimming, bowl
ing and dancing ar* hla
hobbies.
Roes waa traasuror o f tha
Spanish Club and a member
>f the swimming
ila y team. He
>lan* to attend Orlando Jun
ior Collaga and study liberal
arts. Swimming, skiing and
reading ara hla hobbies. He
is the sen o f Mr. and Mra.
Elmar Wontenay.
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James Rolland
Morris
Jim ia not aura o f hla fu
ture plana but Is considering
joining tha service. He is tha
sou o f Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
E. Morris. Football, baseball
• a d swimming a r * h la
Janice Williams
Janice plans to become
beautician and will attend
a tie
Woody'a^HairatjrUag inJi
lute ia Orlando after grad u al
Goa and later epee bar own
beauty shop. Janie*
U U s . daughter e f Mr. sad
fiftfin rJB r
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FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1665
FIFTH ANNUAL
GRADUATION
EDITION
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CLYDE HOLDER
Principal
Oviedo High School has completed a most successful school year
The wind up o f activities for the 1065 graduating clast
both academically and in sports, Principal Clyde Holder haa an
at Oviedo High School began M a y 27 with Awards Day
nounced.
activities in the school auditorium nt 8 n.m., with out
standing scholars and athletes honored for their achieve-
"This year's seniors have been outstanding in the academic field.
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ments, individually and for their school.
On the twelfth grade test, the medium fo r the class in math and
science was at tho 00th and 62nd percentile. We have this year
Baccalaureate services are scheduled at 8 p.m. in the
scholarships totaling 424,000 for our graduating seniors,1“ Holder
•chool auditorium with Rev. Cyrus Dnwsey, pnstor o f the
pointed out.
First Methodist Church giving the main address.
Marilyn Partin
On graduation night, Juno 7, the five top students o f
"Credit for the success o f the school goes to ths faculty and to
Senior Clue** President
the community for tho way In which they worked to achleva that
the 1665 senior class will each give a portion o f the com
which wilt make better school program,” Holder declared,
mencement address. They are James Courier, Nancy
Swenson, Gardner Freedy, Marilyn Partin and Sherry
"In sports, Oviedo had its finest hour. This has been the great
Walts.
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est aggregation o f athletes In tbs history o f ths school and county*
It has been a group o f athletes from Oviedo High School who hava
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Following commencement exercises, an all night party
dominated this area in aports fo r the past three yaars,” he noted.
will ba given fo r members of the senior class and their
dates at the Land o’ Lakes Country Club, while a second
" I t hae been a year in which the school has earned recognition
party Is being held for undergraduates at the school. Mrs.
and fame from Mains to Florida.
Louise Beasley is in charge o f ACE night for the seniors.
Nancy Swenson
Academia Honors
" I t Is a year that will long be remembered i” the principal con
cluded.
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Gardner Preedy
Science Fair Winner
T
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Sherry Walts
Moat Valuable Athlete
Yearbook Editor
�James Theodore Aulin
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Jann has been very active
In achool affaire at Oviedo
High School. She waa busi
ness manager o f the school
newspaper, president o f the
Future Homemaker* Assoc
iation in her second and
third year and treasurer in
her first year; a Student
Council representative
In
her first and third year
and secretary her senior
year. She was vice president
o f the Sophomore Class, a
member o f the basketball
team, Drama Club and Val
entine Court aa well aa a
marshall. She plan* to at
tend
the University
of
Sooth Florida.
Ted plan* to attend Or
lando Junior College and
aludy bualnea* ailmlnlatratlon after graduation from
Oviedo Hlnh School. He waa
a mrml>cr of the 1DB4 base*
ball team, tho 1005 annual
■tuff and the bowling team.
I.nut year he aerved aa mar■hall. Hla hobblea are hunt
ing, fishing and swimming.
Ten la the ion of Mr. and
Mr*. J. T. Aulin, Jr.
Tad has held many posi
tions o f leadership at Ovie
do High School, being, pres
ident, vice president and
treaaurcr o f the 8tudent
Council in various years;
captain o f the football team,
captain o f the basketball
team as well aa eaptaln o f
the track team. He waa vice
president and treasurer o f
his cissies, as well as being
a member o f the Spanish
Club and th# ” 0 ” Club. Dur
ing his spare time he likes
to go hunting or swimming,
TecT Is th* son of E. L. Bellhorn and plana to study bi
ology at college.
Bob la a four star ath
lete, being active in Junior
varsity basketball, varaity
track and footbalt, and
bowling team. He wa* mem
ber of the "O ” Club, Span
ish Club, *-H Club and
served aa class treaaurcr in
the ninth grade. Hla favor
ite pastime is fishing. Bob
is the son o f Mra. Martha
Chavoua and Albert Bellhorn and lives at Lutheran
Haven In Slavla. He plana
to attend Concordia College
at Austin, Texas.
Congratulations Graduates
P r e d e n t in ?
Theodore Louis Bellhorn
Robert John Bellhorn
Jann Elizabeth Beasley
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James L. Brewer, Jr.
Maureen Boyle
O VIED O
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Nicknamed "M o” by her
<1 friend*, Maureen wa» nam
ed a Senior Favorite. She
wur a Valentine Court a t
tendant,
a
Homecoming
candidate,” “ Delay Mae,” a
rheerlcader, member o f the
Drama Club and the new*paper ataff. She wa* treuaurcr o f the F1IA, aecrclary
o f the Junior Claa* and
treaaurcr of the Senior
Claa* aa well aa serving on
the Student Council. In her
■pare time "M o" likes to
aew. She la the daughter o f
Mr. and Mra. Robert Charlea
Royle. She la preaently undecided
about
attending
M college.
H IG H
SCHOOL
Jim Is athletic-minded and
played basketball and base
ball aa well aa being a mem
ber o f the bowling team.
Rowling Is also his sparetime hobby. He plana to at
tend David Lipscomb Col
lege and study mathematics.
He is the aon o f Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Ramsey o f
Oviedo.
A. Duda & Sons
PHONE 365-3211
SLAVIA, FLORIDA
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Voigt Construction Co.
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Hex Lee Brooks
Robert Stephen Bums
General Contractors
Re* baa been nicknamed
"Dullel" by hi* friend* and
It la an apt term for ho ha*
Iteen one o f Oviedo High'*
moat active atudenta and
wa* named “ Moat Knergcl|c." He won the Moat val
uable football player award
aa well aa Moat Valuable
harkfield man In hla three
year* o f football; played
four year* o f ba*ketball and
waa named "All-State” In
1UGG. During four yearn of
bnaehnll Rex wa* given the
"Heat Offensive” a w a r d
two years.
Chuluota, Florida
P. 0 . Box 56
Saucer & Mills
Poli Bros., Inc.
Steve has an envlabla
ord of achool attendance not
having misted a single day
In the past two years. He
played Junior varaity and
varaity football, JV and
varaity baakethall, varaity
track, as well aa track
manager. He alio waa man
ager o f the Chorus. He was
president o f the Library
Council for two years and
worked on the "Lion’a Tale”
two yean . He w et also a
member o f the " 0 ” Club.
Steve Plans to attend Florids Technical College
llege and
atudy IBM electronic*. He
1* the aon o f Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burns.
— General Merchandise —
Fabricators & Erectors of Steel Product!
Colonial Oil Products
East Broadway
Oviedo, Florida
Phone 3C5-329G
P.0, Box 548
Oviedo, Florida
Nelson & Company
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Martha June Calhoun
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Gay Lee Ulrey
Oviedo, Florida
Marly I* much Interested
In art and served as Art
Kdltor for both thu school
newspaper and the school
annual. A fter
graduation
aha plan* to go on with the
atudy o f art ut Orlandu
Junior College or Judnon
College In Alabama. Marty
I* thu daughter o f V. I.. Cal
houn o f Chuluata and in
hrr *pnrn time alio like*
drawing anil painting, read
ing or swimming.
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Ph. 365-3231
Goldenrod Superex Markets
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Beverly Irene Cauthan
Kelley Played four yuan
lebafl at O
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at baseball
Oviedo
'High
School and waa a member
a* the “ O” Club fo r four
yean . Ha Ilkea all kinde o f
sports and enjoy* hunting,
fishing and watar skiing aa
well aa Uataning to records.
He plana to enlist In tbt
V. 8. A m y after grac nation
and attend a radar school.
Kelley la the aon o f Mr. and
Mrs. Nolaa fo r a o f Chulueta.
Robert E. Parker
Maitland, Fla.
Phone MI 7-7949
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Patricia Ann Erwine
Jim was a superior ath
lete at Oviedo High School
having been named Most
Valuable football player In
1004; Most Valuable basket
ball player In 1004 and Moat
Valuable baseball player In
1005 and 1904. He was coraptaln of the football team
in 1905 and 1004- co-captain of the baakrtliall team
in 1004 and captain in 1UG&.
He was a member o f the
“ O'* Club for four year*
and the Beta Club for four
years; president o f the
Sophomore Class and senior
honor attendant. Jim and
Nancy Swenson were named
"The Cutest Couple,”
William Richard Hein
Bill has what la called a
"scientific mind” and three
times hla exhibits won first
place in Uw achool Science
Fairs. Ha waa a member of
tho Science Club, tha annu
al staff and the Florida 4-H
Kay Club. He also played
football. Hobbies o f Bill's
are swimming, water-skiing
A fter gradua
tion he plans to attend the
University of Florida to be
gin th* study of medicine.
He Is the con of William K.
Hein, Sr. of Oviedo.
Arthur Frank Evans
Pat waa production man
ager o f the "Lion's Tala” in
her senior year and a mem
ber of th* staff in her Jun
ior year. She plana to work
at figure Fair In Colonial
Flats after graduation. Fat
Is th* daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford B. Erwin* of
Maitland.
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Marvin Kelley Fore
Route 1 Box 167
James Marshall Courier
"Rev” wn* aeerclnry o f
the Ovlediuu and secretarytreasurer o f the Drama
Club, Sim also took part in
many nlsya. She worked on
lliu school newspaper, was
n member o f the Chorus,
and Library Club, lleverly
■lor* not plan lo attend col
lege us sfm will be working
in Orlando. She le the
daughter o f Mr. and Mr*.
11. D. Cauthan of Chuluota.
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Edwnnl H. Parker
Goldcnrod, Fla.
Cay was on* o f tba Ovtedo Homecoming queen can
didates and secretary o f the
Senior Class. She was a
member o f the bowilng
team, the annual ataff, the
school newspaper and the
Drama Club. A ftor ‘gradua
tion she plana to attend
Florida
Southern College
and atudy liberal arte. Gay
Is the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. Dan R. Ulrey.
P. 0 . Box 218
,
Arthur waa editor o f tha
"Lion’a Tala” and buslnsai
manager o f th* tnnual ataff
He waa a member o f th«
Beta Club, the Science Club
Spanish Club and Btudenl
Council. Ha served aa mar
shall at graduation and wai
a member o f th* tennii
team. Arthur la planning U
attend Emory Unlveralty
but has not decided on hli
course of atudy. Ha is th*
son o f Mr. and Mra. Johr
Evans of Oviedo. His hob
bles are hunting, fiahlna
and water-skiing.
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David Jakubdn
David was manager o f
both tba football team and
th* junior varsity basket
ball team In the 10th and
llth grades, la the ilth
grade h* waa a member o f
tb# "O” Club and tha bowl
ing team. Ha plans to at
tend Massey Business Col
lage fa Jacksonville after
graduation, where he will
atudy IBM accounting. Da
vid la the aon o f Mr. and
Mm. Jolm Jekabcia o f Ovte-
Paul Martin Lukas
Paul, who fa sometl
called “ Luke” played v
Ity football in hla ju
and senior years and ju
varsity basketball. Ha
a party representative
member o f both the
Club and tha 4-H Club,
o f school ho still likei
play basketball aa well
go fishing. Paul ptkns
attend Orlando Junior 1
leg* next year. H* is
aon o f Mr. and Mrs. I
Lukas, Sr.
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Karen I* called uKaroH
by her friend*. She was
vice president of the Senior
Class, a Senior Favorite
and sea* voted “ Most Ath
letic" by her classmates. She
was a Homecoming candi
date, a marshnlt and a mem
ber of the Valentine Court.
Karen was a member of the
Pep Club, the Student Coun
cil (two years) Drama Club
and Future Homemakers.
Her favorite pastimes are
swimming, skiing and cook
ing. Karen is looking for a
job as a receptionist after
graduation.
She
is
the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Jenson o f Goldenrod.
Congratulations Graduates
Peggy Elain Morgan
O VIED O
HIGH
Ronald Edward Murphy
Thnd L. Lingo
Real Estate — Insurnnco
Realtor
J. 11. Staley, Associate
Phono: 365-3173 or 305-3238
Registered Broker
Phone 365-3221
Ronald, who Is called
“ Murf“ by hia friend* al
ready has a Job lined up a f
ter graduation at the Winn
Dixie store in Union Park,
In school ho played basket
ball In the ninth and tenth
grades and was a member o f
the annual staff his senior
year. More Interested in
out-of.schoo| a e 1 1 v 111 * a ,
Murf likes surfing, swim
ming. drag-racing, hunting
and fishing. He Is tha son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mur
phy o f Chuluota,
Oviedo, Florida
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Insurance
Sales and Servico
We Specialize in Grove Acreage
Country Property
Perfection Heaters
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P .0. Box 338
Popular Marilyn has been
an outstanding leader at
Oviedo High School. Sh#
waa captain o f the cheer
leaders, president o f ths
Senior Class, President o f
the Seta Club, “ Miss OHS,”
president of the Junior
Class, sales manager o f the
yearbook, a Homecoming at
tendant and a member o f
the Spanish Club. In her
spare time she likes to go
swimming. Marilyn, daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Partin, will attend Flo
rida State University next
year, though aha has not
yet decided on "her maior.
Ph.: 305-3761
Notary
Jane Adriatico
Goldenrod Real Estate
Frigidnire — Zenith
Oviedo, Fla.
Offieo
MI 1-8736
Residence
MI 7-7831
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Sherry Gayle Patton
Sherry plans to be a
nurse and she will begin her
higher education at Orlando
Junior College, later trans
ferring to the University o f
Florida. She was president
o f the Drama Club, a mem
ber of the Chorus, reporter
on tho school paper and the
annual, a biology asslatant
and a member of tha girls
basketball and track team
at Colonial High School, be
fore transferring to Oviedo.
Sh* likes swimming rollerskating and dancing. Sherry
la the daughter o f Mr. and
Mr*. Lester Patton.
The Citizens Bank
of Oviedo
Upholstery for Furniture & Cars,
Dra|>eries, Slipcovers, Carpeting
Jerry’s Market
Phillips & Fox
Oviedo, Floridn
Oviedo, Florida
Fh.: 365-3001
J
Phone 365-3498
P.O. Box 116
P r e s e n tin g .....................
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Gardner Clarence Preedy
Connie Elaine Pendarvis
Connie would Ilka to be a
medical secretary and will
study fo r this at Jones Husinrsa College in Jackson*
viile. She was senior editor
of the annual staff, a mem
ber o f the newspaper stuff,
a Homecoming attendant, a
party
representative, a
cheerleader and a member
o f the « 0 M Club and the
Spanish Club. Connie is the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Pendarvis o f Ovirdo.
Dixie Gas Industries, Inc.
Central Florida Sod Service
A. L. Yates Jr,, Pres.
Hitler Blue— Centipede Wholesale— Retail—Delivery
Highwuy 426
Oviedo, Fla.
Phono 305-3723
Perfection Dairies, Inc.
James Jay Saucer
Probably because aha waa
born in Holland, Alida has
been nicknamed •‘Tulip" by
her friend*. She waa asso
ciate editor o f The Lancer
in tha ninth grade, a mambar o f the Gina Athletic As
sociation, the Spanish Club
and n party representative.
In her spare time aba Ilka*
swimming and horseback
riding.
"Tulip"
is
the
daughter o f Hr. and Mrs.
PaUr L. Tulp o f Maitland.
Oviedo, Florida
Phono 3653805
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William Edward Stiver
Richard Norman Stewart
Dick is ■ sportsman and
an out-dooraman. He play
ed football, basketball and
track and waa a member of
the “ O " Club for three
years. He was also a party
representative and a mem
ber of the Chorus. Dirk
titans to attend Massey
business College and study
HIM accounting, after grad
uation. In his spare lime he
likes to hunt or fish, go
water-skiing, swimming and
camping. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, N. II. Stewart
o f Chuluota.
P roen tln *
Alida Ann Tulp
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Waltz
Presenting
Jimmy waa a varsity foot_ ball player In his sophomore,
Junior and senior years, a
member o f the Chorus and
of tha Drama Club. After
graduation, Jimmy would
Ilka to study forestry, which
flta In wall with hts {lobbies
of hunting and fishing. He
la the son of lfr. and Mr*.
Jay C. Saucer o f Oviedo.
Presenting
Phone 365-3604
Western Auto Associate Store
Sanford, Flu.
Presenting
Presenting
Farms located at Oviedo
Gardner had the honor o f
winning first plaee In tha
recent
Regional
Sclenro
Fair as well aa In tha Ovie
do Science Fair. 11a waa a
member of the “ O " Club,
the Spanish Club, Beta Club
and Chess Club. He played
JV basketball as well at
varsity basketball. Gardner
was bom In Shanghai, Chi
na, the eon o f Mr. and Mra.
Arthur C. Preedy o f New
Tribes Mission. II* plan* to
attend college, but has not
yet decided which on* ha
will clmos*. Ilia hobby la
stamp-collecting.
Our Rest Personal Good Wishes
2562 Park Drive
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f
Presenting
Ben F. Ward Jr., Agency
Oviedo, Floridn
Sports-minded C h a r l i e
earned his letters for three
year* in football, basketball
and baseball. He served as
vice president o f the “ 0 “
Club nnd won the “ Defense'*
Award in baseball. He was
treasurer o f the Spanish
Club, a party representative
and served ns master of
ceremonies at the Junior
and Senior banquet. He
sticks to sports in his spar*
time, too, with baseball, ski
ing anil swimming. Charli*
ilana to attend Massey Busness College and study
HIM accounting. He is tha
■on o f Mr. and Mr*. Char
les R. Miller o f Chuluota.
SCHOOL
Oviedo TV & Appliance
Marilyn Partin
Charlie Miller
A sports writer for the
Sanford Herald, Marshall
continue! this career at
Oviedo High School, being
sport* editor o f the school
newspaper and sport* edi
tor of the school annual. He
served as president of the
Drama Club in the 10th nnd
11th grade; vice president,
( l l tht and president (12th)
of the Lihrary Club. lie
was a mcmlier o f both the
bowling
and the tennis
teams. Marshall has an un
usual sparvtime hobby of
raising orchids, hut also
likes hunting, fishing and
swimming. He plans to at
tend Florida Southern Col
lege to continue his studies.
An
all-round
athlete,
‘‘ Itusty" played bnskctbull.
football and track and was
a member o f the "O " Club.
Ho was also president of
the Sun Club and a member
o f the Drama Club and the
Spanish Club. In his spare
time ho likes to study psy
chology, ho says, but he
idnns to attend the Univers
ity o f Florida and major In
physical education. Rusty Is
the son o f Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell M. Jepson o f Chuluota.
Presenting
j gy
Oviedo High School recently
and did not have time to
get into estrs-curricular ac
tivities here. Hut at Princes*
Anne High School In Vir
ginia Hcach, Va., she was
a member of the Spanish
Club, the Spanish Honor
Society and the Future
Nurses Club. Sh* plans to
attend New Tribes Dlble
School in Wisconsin, then
study nursing and eventual
ly intend* to become a med
ical missionary. Peggy la
the daughter o f Mrs. 01'
Jllver
P. Morgan.
George Marshall Lingo
Edward Jepson
Karen Louise Janson
Presenting
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Marian plans to attend
Jones business College in
Orlando and prepare to be
a legal secretary. Secretar
ial work seems natural to
Marian who was secretary
o f the Drama Club two
ars and secretary o f ths
u t u r e Homemakers of
America Club two years.
She was also advertising
manager o f the school news
paper as well SS treasurer
o f the Junior Class. Her
favorite pastime Is resding.
Marian is the daughter o f
J. D. Carpenter of Chuluota
r
N a n.. c y was tha IOCS
—
Homecoming
liim U u s e n o f
Oviedo High School, a Sen
ior Favorite and along with
Jimmy Courier waa named
"Cutest Coupl*,“ Sh* waa
eo-captain of the cheerlead
ers, secretary and treasur
er of the Science Club, pres
ident o f
ths
Freshman
Glass and vice president of
the Sophomore and Junior
classes. Nancy was also a
member o f tho Lion’s Tale
staff, Studsnt Council, " 0 "
Club, Drama Club, Spanish
Club and annual staff. She
was vice president of the
Future
Homemakera and
treasurer of the 0*ta Club.
Wlllium la Ihe son o f Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Stiver
of Chubiota. lie has nut yet
made Ids plans for the fu
ture and is undecided about
wbal he plana to do after
giuduuliun.
Presenting
Presenting
Marian Elizabeth Carpenter
Nancyann Swenson
Sherry Lynn Waltz
“ Most Intellectual" by her
Humiliates la the recipient
of a teaching scholarship
from the Florida State De
partment uf Education. She
has won numerous prises in
local and regional Science
Fairs over the past several
years. She was a member o f
Ihe National Junior lienor
Society as well aa the DeU
Club o f which ah* waa treas
urer. She was editor of the
annual staff In her senior
year and huslnass manager
In her Junior year. Sherry
was a member o f tha luma,
Spanish Club, Student Counc t and a Senior Favorite.
Bonnie Marie Warfield
Donnts, often, called "Pea
nut” by her friends waa a
member o f the annual staff,
a graduation usher, a mem
ber uf tha Drama Club and
the Chorus. Sh* does not
plan U> attend college but
would Ilka to find • job as
a typist. Bonnie U “
s a x & r -*
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Horoscope
Forecast
•ATFRDAY. m
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B. I MB
GENERAL
TISIDK X CIK Ii
Now you have every urge >o
l e t right dow n to brae* lack*
In handling and attending to
the apeclllcea o f any work f a c
in g you. Don't allow any upsetting condition* to keep you
from ca rrying through with
the achtduled taeke that you
have In mind and that you
ehould have wleely arranged
tor yeeterday. W o r k away.
AMIES (Mar. 11 to Apr. !t>
— It all depend* on h ow well
you keep promt*** how far you
will advance In the near fu
ture. Other* co-operate c o m
mensurate with auch. Complete
whatever has been started—
begin afresh on the morrow.
T A I T R L 'S (Apr. 10 to May
10)— Visiting your beautician
o f barber early can make thla
a very successful day and even
ing. Show courtesy to all with
whom you have dealing*. Don't
be extra vagant but do have
fun.
GEMINI (May 11 to June l i t
— Decisive stand must be taken
by you both at home and In
outside world and a slightly
differen t attitude Is necessary
f o r best results. K n o w what
fam ily truly desires. T ry to
please them.
MOO* CHILDREN (June 11
to July I D — Extreme oar*
both on the road and In motion
everywhere
Is necessary or
thera la bound to be trouble.
Do not speak If you are not
absolutely sure o f your sub
je c t matter. Be factual.
LEO (July 11 to Aug. I D —
Not a very good day for deli
berately delving Into new In
terests when old ones need
completion. Await a more o p
portune time. Be d ip lo m a t s
with persona In business who
are somewhat nervous.
VIRGO (Aug. 11 to 8*pt. 11)
— In your desire to have a
great abundance you may be
very forceful with others and
thereby gain nothing. Use dip lo
macy.
Later,
possibly
next
week Is better for rea ching
Important decisions.
LIHIIA (Sept. 11 to Oct. I D
— Getting unfinished builnesa
completed
Is best
way
to
spend this day. Don't dsvls ta
from
your
chosen
course.
Othere with unusual troubles
ask your aid. Olv* It.
• u n n P IO (Oct. 11 to Nov. 11)
— Before you get Into some
new and untried outlet, be euro
you get reaction from your
cloarat and beet friend*. Tick
(hose w ho are experienced. Dierust future social events. E X BAND.
a Ait U T A H I r a (Nov. i t t «
Dec. I D — Being aura to c o n
trol you r temper and not atart
trouble In the outside world Is
very Important today. Don't
tell everybody your business,
either. Avoid trouble.
CAPRICORN (Deo. 11 to Jan.
! « ) — Thla la a fine free day
ta lo o k lata new Interest* but
not
on *
for
sta rtin g
tha
wheels rolling aa yet. You have
tha co nfidence o f others. Be
sura not to violate It.
A R C A R I l ’ g (Jan. 11 to Fab.
I D — Your hunches ara not
very g o o d today, s o b* sure to
uta on ly logic and Judgment
where Important mattara ara
conotrned. Us loyal, devoted to
loved one. Action apenkt lo ud
er than words, too.
P la C E a (Fab. I t to Mar. 10)
— Many affa irs need adj usti ng
w h i r * com rades ara oo n ce rn td, but allow them to do most
o f tha talking. Nona o f you ara
thinking too clearly. Be c a u tiour, la ke It eaay,
I P YOUR CHILD IB EORJI
TODAY* h* o r she Will be one
o f th ose v e ry particu lar P*r’
sons w ho Is aa neat as a pin
and apt to want every th in g In
Its place at all tlmsa. which
la an Impossibility. Tta ch early
to g i v e mor* Imp ortant* to th*
b ig th in gs first, plus general
order, and th* mlnuta* aa It
la required. Then the chart b e
co m e s successful instead o f
ridiculous. Eduoete wall. f**4
aclentflclally.
BVNDAY. JUNE fl. 1MB
GENERAL
TKNOENCIEf*
Ona o f th ose strange and un
usual days In which II la very
Important that you do not rely
upon y o u r Intuition* but c a r
ry through
with tha clear
Judgment you can obtain —
•specially from tha aervlcaa
and atudlea o f your choice. Ba
aura to schedule tha co m in g
week
with Intelligence and
caution.
ARIES (Mar. 11 to Apr. 1»>—
you ara o f aufflclant servic e
othere In th# right channel*,
you are able to progress mors
speedily. Close Ilea help you
much. Be v e ry ca reful o f you r
health — exercise a nd ba gaora
dynamic.
TAURUS (Apr. I* U K a y !•>
— If you ara mor* chaarful with
those around you, yo u will do
much to alleviate the w orrie d
or sick. Get Into almpta plea
s u r e ! that alec make you reel
batter. Ba aura t o taka time
for church, too.
GEMINI (May 11 te June I t )
— It behooves yo u first to s e
stet those close to you before
you taka on outsider*' trou
bles, aa y o u . I lk a to do. Maka
surroundings more comfort able,
efficient. Ba generuua aa you
MOON CMILDEEN (June 11
to July 11) — Important you
understand wall tha religious
tenets o f you r paricular church
and do some extra study on
than*. Others ara f e e lin g quit*
nervous. Ba calm and aa*let.
Inspire other*.
LEO IJuly 11 to Aug. I D —
You may have many financial
problem*, but If you dwell on
lofty matter*, they aoon dis
app ea r. Ba ear* you don't gat
further Into debt. An alyse wall
ifor* you Invest la any thing.
VIRGO (Aug. 11 M Bept. 11)
you
have with others
settled peaceably.
s happy,
LIEMA
(Sept. 11 te Oct. I t )
ataad o f critical today. Make
this a quiet, peaceful day. Avoid
social parties where paopla era
apt to argue.
SCORPIO lOct, 11 to Nov. I D
— You have A fin* o pportu nity
to delve lata civic roster and
d o philanthropic w o rk at a very
helpful nature today. Oat t o
m orrow '* activities nicety s che
duled later. Be happy.
SAGtTTARIL’B (Nor. I t t*
Dec. I l l — Rise abova n a y vailed
bar be th at ether* cast la your
direction. Don't lot them bother
y o u r w o rk or aaseUoaa. Bo aur#
K**» riff)
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Horoscope
Forecast
IS r
6anfnrlt
VrtsTh
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
’Z
that *11 About yo u l i orderly
very clean.
n n i K ' o H t (H k . t i to Jan.
JO)— Either be with Inspiring
persona or at church ao that
you can regain (In* prin ciple!
under which you were reared.
Oat new condlllona w o rk in g tor
you. (IllOtV.
A U U R I t l (Jan. J1 to Feb.
I X — Planning a now ayatam by
which to gat regular dullee
attended tnora otftelontly la
wlaa. Forget about Intuitive
(taahaa. They are apt to be
quite erronoouo today.
PlBL’ lig (Fab. I t to Uar. JO)
— A new attitude toward your
a a b tt lo u a partner* can brin g
about much grea ter auceoao la
tho near future. Be clever In
all department* o f your life.
Bhow that you are Ingenlouo.
IF V O I R CHILD I t n in th
TODAY, he or ehe would make
a very fine pertonnal manager
•r head o f e o n e department,
alnce there will be the ability
here to help other* with their
w ork problem*. However, you
m utt teach to complete w h a t
ever haa been t i n n e d ao that
the pattern o f pemeverenc# I*
formed early. Thin the ch ert
become* very eucceteful end the
Ilf* a moat happy ona. Artletlo
talent here, too.
M m li.tr, J i nk t. lean
(IKAKRAI, m D K t t ' I K t l A
very prcullar day In which
aom* vary excellent Influence*
are In alfaot fo r adopting a
more conventional and conaervatlve point o f vlt w and at
th* tame lime the aapeota are
not good f o r modern and u p-to da l* Intaraata, and many In
dividual! will b* In a vary
Intolerant
frame
of
mind.
W a l k gin gerly.
ARIES (Mar. It to Apr. I X —
H itle r not put (boa t rather a d
vanced Idea* In operation or
you get In trouble with part
ner*. Hit down to aerlou* talk*.
Reach fin* underatandlng very
quickly, amicably.
TAl'RUB (Apr. I Oto May 10)
— You ar* In fin* (ettl* to get
dullea completed and make
everyth in g around you more
bright,
plaaeant.
You
have
much neat touch and flue finlah now. Efficie ncy Impraaaaa
blghar-up*.
n u m . ’ l l (May 11 to Juno I I )
— Com u llln g Ural with p o w e r
fu l Individuate at lo b o w much
aupport you will gat, will free
tlm* for recreation lattr, II*
generoue with thoe* who ar*
In need. Have a cheerful ml*n.
NOdY CHILDREN (June IJ
to
July
ID —
Co-operating
more with kin eaeee lanelun*
and th* future become* much
brighter, happier. Take the
lime
(o
entertain
favorite
friend* at ow n home. Inure***
popularity and proeperlty,
LEO (July II to Aug. El>—
Anythin g you need to do ao
that eflo rta are redoubled In
conjunction with uaual Alllei
bring* aboul
better reaulla.
Make call* on athara and Inera*** preatlg*. Oood will 1*
vary Important,
VIROO (Aug. I I to Sept. I I )
— Thinking Intelligently aboul
how to lncraaa* your Income
will **• you go in g to lh* right
source* for help, (let abode,
office, ale. beautified. Slake a
go o d impreaalon.
1,1 MHA (Sept. I I to Oct. I t )
— soma grou p maallng wh*r*
you find ju it th* outlele you
want ahould b* attended today.
U* vary charming. Warm Iba
heart* o f other* with your h ap
py demaanor and delightful
ami!*.
SCORPIO (Oot. I t to Nov. I t )
— Quietly Inveetlsatlng w hat
ever you do not undereland
bring* aacallanl raault*. Enjo y
that which I# cultural In p. m.
A nyth in g connected with t r t
I* alao very fin*.
g A i i r r r A R i i s « nov . «
to
Dec. 11)— Clo*a tie* appreciate
y o u r abllltle i n o w and will do
everything In their pow er to
help. Utt your blit* p*ld q u ic k
ly. Return social favor* In p
m. II* rharmlng.
CAPRICORN (Dee. 11 to Jan.
I X — Sh owing gratitude lo
hig her up* f o r fevor* In lh*
paat and then being more civicminded I* fin* way to epend
day hour*. Fay obligation* bonaatty. Ilulld up your cradlt.
A i d ’ A l l i e s (Jan. i t to Fab.
I X — W hatever *l*p* you can
la ke to help build up your
abundance ehnuld be quickly
gone Into. Study condition*
wait. Thoa* of a different c u l
ture than your ow n can b#
Very helpful.
I’ lkl'E* (Feb. IS to Mar. in )
— Your propensity for mellculouaneaa ahould be used to •
list thoe* who ar* near and
daar. Find out what your Iru*
position la with loved, ono.
Man new gain* and more accurd,
IF Y O l’ R CHILD IS S O M
T o It AY. he or »ha will poeae,*
a certain Indefinable charm eo
that othara will want lo make
lh* road of Ilf* much aaitar for
him or her. However, early
give a go o d education and
ethical training #« that your
progeny Will b* eelf.dependent
and very tucceeaful, otherwise
the fine talanta hara will g o lo
*«e.
•*Tb# t ia r a Impel, they do
earn pel.*' W hat **• make o f
y e a r Ilf* I* largely ap l o YOl’ t
Carroll Itlghler'a Individual
Foraraat for you r algn for
July la now ready. For your
cop y send your blrlhdata and
l l . c p la Carroll III a lit* r Fortcaet, Th* Sanford Herald, R o t
t i l l , Hollywoo d II, California.
Pitcher Up
NEW YORK (U P !) - 11m
New York Mels have called up
leflhanded pitcher Larry Mill
er from their International
League Isrm club gt Buffalo,
The Mels also optioned pitch
er Dennis Bibant to Buffalo on
21-hour recall.
Two Ink Poets
CLEVELAND, Ohio <U PI>The Cleveland Browns an
nounced today that flanker
Gary Collins and offensive
tackle Dick Schafrath, key
man In the team's drive to tbo
IBM championship, have sign
ed IBM contract*.
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CHRIST CHURCH
Church Street, Lonrwood
Fr. Charles W . Stewart, Jr.
Vicar
H oly Communion —
a. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
111 Park Arsons
F. B
Methodist
Episcopal
Baptist
Adventlit
Chance ------------- Paster
Morula* Warship — I t ll
Saaday lahaal — — III*
H ernia* Worship — M M
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CHURCH
Sunlmnd Estataa
Cltrna Htighta
Rev. Charles B. H og* _ Pnadoa
Church Schoal ____ 1:41 r m.
Morulas W orsh ip__U:Sa a. m.
M T F ______________4:1# p. re.
E v r W o r s h i p ____I l i a
y. m.
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rlNKCREST AMBMULT
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Cor. IHk and Rim
H. U . wilder -------- -r**tnr
l i i i i r school ——. f i l l a. m.
ernlnl Worship — M il* *• »■
venlng Worship — 111* P- m.
■nth »snr. <■•» > Mid-Week Ssrv. (Wed.) - f i l l
p. m.
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Baptist
f W T i i l i l A f T t R CHURCH
CorTwth I t A OAk A»*.
t a y &
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Train lad Uualoa — l i l l ► R
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411 S. rark Ava.
Fr. Laroy D. sopar, Ractor
Holy Communion — T:IS a. m.
Family Barvlca and
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church
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I t k i I t H I * * -------------- Pasta?
■undar lohool —
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FIRST SOUTHERN
METHODIPT CHURCH
Woman's Club Bulldln*
III Oak A vr
Durward K. Knight J r , Paatas
Sunday School —— M l a. re.
Epworth Lassus _ _ (:S0 p. m.
Worship Sarvlea _
Tito p, re.
Sunday S ch o o l.......... •;•* a. m.
Uornln* Praysr
fPIrat Sunday —
Holy Communion II;** r m.
Free Methodist
Christian
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
DISCIPLES OP CHRIST
HIT ft Sanford AvL
IL Vernon Fnllsr
Sunday School —
1:11 R nt
Uornln* Worship • l l l l l R sr
FRBB METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Ith St. and Laural A v r
Rev. L. H. Kallay _ _ Factor
Talaphonat I t t . i m
■undar School ----- 1:11 r m.
Uornla* Worship _ 1o:41 a. m. '
Nazarene
FIRST
Church Of Christ
CHURCH OP CHRIST
IMI Park Avenue
B irt Brown . ..... * range! let
Sunday
Blbls S t u d y ____ _ H ill R *R
Horning Wortklp — 11:11 R m.
Bvsnln* Service —. I : t l R re.
Sea “ Herald of Truth" I R SR
Sunday an Channel I
Tuesday
Ladles Bible Class _ 1:11 R m.
Han's class --------- T ill r hr
Wednesday
Bible Class --------- Till r m.
_ w. tnd SL at Mapla Ava.
Paul Blckss
pastor
Sunday School ____ M l R m.
Morning Worship _ 10: 1# a. m.
Tou th Hour _
_
*:oa p. m.
Evangsllstla Servlet T:00 p. sr
M ld .W s sk
Servlet (Wad.) — TNI p. m.
Lutheran
Third Sunday
■Insepiration
OOOD s h e p h e r d
LUTHERAN CHURCH
I l f * A Orlando Drive
Hwy. 1T.II)
Sanford, Florida
tn -n ii
The Rev. J. Oordoa F a a r y,
Paatar
Sunday Schoal ____ 1:11
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CHURCH
Oaera Road
MaratM Worship . U iM R m.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
t i l l W. First Strset
I S iS a iiS K K v r r t
Wad. Prayer Heat — f i l l i f . J R
BUI Stephens_ —---------Paatar
A Cardial Weloaaw te AU
OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH
f i l l Oouatry Club Road
Ppeo so red by F ir * Baptist
Church
Bar. B. T. Bsrrett - ~ Peal*r
luadap School —
H U R m*
Warship Porvloe — Hiss r m.
Tralnlsg Union ------ l i l t R aR
Evening Worship — 111! R SR
Wad. Praya* Sara. — t il* r m.
OITEEN BAPTIST CHURCH
HWT III
Ph. I I M I l l
Her. Josh Leap —
Pastor
Sunday School —
Us** R m.
Morulnp Service — llisa r m.
Training Ualsa ------- III* R *■
Evening Sarvloe — lit * R »•
Wsfaaaday Hsstlap*i
Organisations
III* R “ •
Prayer — ..........— Till R R
c h s t r ------------------- n i l R **■
Pentecostal
Christian Science
THH OHUNCH FO R A L L
ALL FOR THH CHURCH
rha Churoh Is the areetsat factor
Thai
earth for ths building of rhsrscler sad goad cUiaanahlp! It Is a store
house oTylrkual vsluaa. Without n
m m 3 vIR«S m aw survive. Thsve
are four m n d re i mas why every
person should attend sarvksu regu
larly and support the Ornish. They
are: (1) For his oem sake. (I ) Fog
kls thUdraah sake. (S) For the sake
ot his mimmnlty and nation. <11
For ths asha of ths Church itself,
which nsads his moral and material
Church O f God
CHURCH OP OOD
tied A French
L H. A lfo r d ---------------- Pastor
Sunday School —— I t ll a.
Morning Worship — 11:11 R
Evangelistic Berv. —, T ill
“ “p.
is
Family Nlpht Service
T ill R
T. P. ft Wed.
m.
m.
“re.
forty and send yawrBMa daily.
SR
Part of playing any gune U to learn bow to settle tbs Inevitable
meets. In n league In which nobody has n coin to toss, this in ths
honored method for getting the game started without n squabble.
But there i n other games to be played, In other leagues. Life for i
o f us brings many occasions for conflict. And they don't all yield to simple
techniques like twirling a bst sround one's shoulders with just eouplo
of fingers.
Earnest Christian! believe that our faith can point man to ths light
attitude and action in times of stress.
That's why, as we face the conflicts o f life, w» always hops ths other
fellow will behave like ■ Christian. And he'a hoping as much of us.
Why not meet him in Church next Sunday? That’s where right attitude#
often begin.
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church
o r ood
op prophecy
ItOI Elm Avenue
Rev. Robert W e lc h ------Pastor
Bunder S c h o o l ------- 1:11 e. m.
Worship Service _ t s ill R m.
B -ngsUiUe Ssrv. — Till r m.
Tusdsr:
Dibit T rain in g ------ Till R m.
Methodist
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
111 rack a v r
Hav. Robart M. Jenkins, Pastor
M amin* W orsh ip __ I t l f a. m.
Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m.
Morning Worship _ 10:11 r m.
MTF M e e tin g s___Site p. or
(Intsrmsdlsts, Senior)
B vsalas Worship — T ill p. m.
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Presbyterian
'F lR d T
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sanford. F1r
Oak Ava. A Ird BL
Grover C. Bssrsll Jr. __ Paatar
Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aailstant
Pastor
Church fchool ___ __ 1:41 a. m.
Ssaslon mssta tor
P r a y s r ___________ 0:41 a- m.
Mornln* Worship _ 10:04 a. m.
Plantar Fellowship _ 0:00 p, m.
Senior HI Fellowship 0:01 p. m.
Evsnln* Worship ^ T:I0 p. m.
Wed. Preysr Mssttn* 1:00 p. a .
OENEVA METHODIST
CHURCH
Hav. W. B. Timms ____ Paatov
Sunday Schoal -------- Bid! r m.
Morning Ssrvleaa _ U tH r m.
Choir Practtea Wad. T ill p, m.
Bvary Ona WeloomR
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ORACE METHODIST CHURCH
Onara Rd., at Woodland Ava,
Hav. John H. Hires J r , Pastor
Churoh Sohool ----- 1:41 R m.
Morning Worship _ ll:M s. re.
Thursday:
Tsuu* Psepts Sarvlea Till
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• FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH OP LONOWOOD
111 Oranta Street
Rev. E. Ruth Oraat — Pastor
Sunday School _ _ |e:0t a. m.
Mornln* Worship _ U i«a «. nv.
■undar Kvanln* _ n i l p, m.
Wed. Bible Study . M o p. m.
Conquerors Maatln*
Friday T ill p.
Klndersartsn and Nursery
FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST
SCIENTIST
III Best Second Street
Bunder Service A
Sunder School
. IliH a a
dubjsct: “Ood the Only Cause
and Creator"
Wednesday service . s:M a. m.
Hr.41a* doom: t i l W. P in t
Weewdsys: H it ! e.m.—1:10 p m.
BIWi School
—
Herbert W. Oosraa ___ Pastor
Sunday School _ _ t i l l r m.
Worship Service __ 10:10 r m.
- JiJJ R JR
Tralatap Ualsa — JiM R "L
Bssalap Worship — 1j>* R *•
Wed. Oltlssrs A Teachers
Keatlai —-
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
THE REDEEMER
1SS W. Ilth Plaea
T h s Church of the Lutheran
Hour" and TV “This Is the
Lite"
FAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST
Hlahwsy II Waal
Horrls Ituby ------- Kvsncsltst
Bible Class ...------ ll:M r sr
Uornln* Worship — 11
R »•
Bvsnln* Worship — d ill p. ns.
Blbls Clsstss Wed. - Till R ns.
R *• ------
11:00 a. m. _ Mornln* Worship
Till p. m. _ Evsnln* Sarvlea
T ill p. m. _ Wad. Mid-Week
- Prayer Servlets
t:lO p. m. _ Last Wed. Miss*
lonary Service
V o r a ta i Worship — HU* R *•
B veaiae Warship — Til* R *•
Wsdassdar
Prayer Ssrvlea —
t i l l R m.
l i t ! p. re.
FIRST CHURCH
OP THE NAZARENB
Lake Mary, P1r
R ev. W. L. H olcoabR Pnatoa
Sunday
Moraine Worship — U iH r m.
Communion—Pirat Sunday in
Each Month
Klndersartsn and Nursery
Oanava
Ralph Brewer Jr.
Bvsapsllst
Blbls f e b o o l ---------t i l l R m.
Uornln* Worship — f i l l R m.
K snln* Worship — 1:11 p. m.
Wad. Praysr Isrvlss T ill R ns.
CHURCH
OP THE NAZAHENE
Kvanln* Worship __ 7: 0» p. m.
Wed. Pr ayer Sarvlea t : l o p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
w ia i¥
Southern Methodist
HOLT CROSS
ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST
Old Orlande RL at Hester Av l
B. Hamilton a rlffia — pastor
Bandar l e h o e l ----- J ill R m.
Moralnp Worship — 11:11 R m.
Trslnin* Union — d ill R nR
Branln* Warship — T ill r m.
M T F ------ ---------
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COVENANT PRESBTTERIAH
t i l l South Orlendo Drive
Thomas H. Makln —
Paatoy
Worship - „ ■■ - 1:00 r re.
Church Sebool
1S:0» a. re.
Site p. nu
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'The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER
o f Sanford
CARRAW AY A McKIBBIN
Insurance
HOLLER MOTOR 8ALES CO.
end Stuff
NELSON A CO., INC.
Oviedo, Florida
CELERY CITY
PRINTING CO., INC.
HARRELL A BEVERLY
AUTOMOTIVE
209 W. 25th 8b, Sanford
HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
Hwy. 17-92, Sanford
SEMINOLE LODGE
Nursing A Convalescence R e sid e n c e
800 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla.
BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC.
801 W. l e t S t, Sanford
KILGORE SEED COMPANY
1400 W . 1st. BL, Sanford
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CHELSEA TITLE AND
GUARANTY CO.
119 W. First, Bnnford
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THE AMERICAN OIL CO.
Mr. * Mrs. M. H. Strickland
FOOD FAIR 8TORE8, INC.
Robert S u l o u f f A n d Employees
COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS o f
AMERICA
Southern Bell Telephone Employees
Local No. 8108
LEE BROTHERS
Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning
SANFORD ATLANTIC
NATIONAL BANK
Htwftid H . Hodge* ftftd S taff
8TENSTROM REALTY
Herb Stenstrom and S taff
PERFECTION
DAIRIES
COBIA BOATS
Southern FlbergUie Products, Inc.
Herokl Slnmn and Employees
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
C. L. Robinson and S taff
L. D . PLANTE. IN &
Oviedo, Florida
STATE FARM INSURANCE
Companiaa
Irving L Pryor and S taff
WIL80N-EICHELBURGER
MORTUARY
Eunice L Wilson and S taff
SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
John Dunn and S taff
A . DUDA A SONS, INC.
Blftvia, Florida
LIGGETT REXALL DRUG
Gordon Kellett
and Employees
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
J. M> Cameron and S taff
STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC
and S taff
HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO.
Jimmy Crappa and Employees
PUBLIX MARKETS
and Em ployee!
ROSE AND WILE’S RESTAURANT
Rote A WlUta Bowman A Bmp t o y f
W IL80N-M AIER FURNITURE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 WiUoa
WINN D IXIE STORES
and Employees
Paata
Westerns
Methedlst,
BL
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W . at Faala
■L J a m
A M . f t . Baa ford Ava.
■L Mary's A M f t Charak SL HL 4 t l Oataaa
BL PaaTs Mathadlat C h a r a k
Oataaa
HL Eaterpries
■terraed M d M ffot MatkadlM C h a v s k
ft DaBary
BETH NTH DAT ADTBHTIBT
Faraat Lake Bavaath-day Alvaatlat Charak,
Hwy, 4M. Faraat City
Bavaath-day A 4 va sllit charak, MattlaaS
Ava. Aluasamta eprla*a
Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Charak,
Seventh ft Him
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Charak at Oad In ChrlaL Ovlada
Chulseta Cammaalty Charak
Church at Oad af Frapbeoy, t i l l Him A v l
Church at Oad Mlaalaa, RateryrUe
Charak at Jasaa Christ af Latter Day
SalatL M il Park A v l
Cammaalty Cbapal, Altamaata Sr rings
Eaalsra Orthadoa Ckarek, SL Jahaa Chry
sostom Chap11, Hwy. 11-11, Pars Fark
Cengresatlea Beth laraal. Ilth ft Msaaolla
First Ckaroh af ChrlaL SolaattaL
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BAPTIST
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Aatieeh Baptist Church, Oviedo
C asual Baptist Churoh. t i l l Oak Ava.
CfcetaeU FUet HepUat Church
ML Bleu MltaUaary BaptlsL Blpaa Ava.
New
ML
Calvary
Mlaatoaary
Baptist
U l l W. Ilth BL
New Belem Primitive Baptist Oh•rah,
IIM W . Ilth SL
New ML Bias Baptist Chunk. ITM Fear Ava
Oaklawa Aaatlsi CkapBk 114* W. Htk BL
Oataaa PaatUt C h a m
Charsk. I l l Park Av*.
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Parahla*
Ftaaa, DaBary
SL Mary Uagdalsaa Catkelia Ckarek, MaKlead Ava, A lum oeta Sprlaga
PI aseraat Baptist Charak, M l W .
Prairie Lake Baptist Charak, ftlisa
Fern Park
Progress Ml sal saury Baptist Charak. Midway
leased Shlleb MUaleaary ftapttat Charak.
Hi a lb A U lek sff
BL Jams* Miaslaaary Baptist Charsk Its,
P i t t l o s teas
■L Peat Mtasiaaary kept Iat Charak, Ilk BL
BL Matthews Hlaaisaary Baptist Charvh
Caaaaa Hsishta
BL Jaka'a Mlaataaary Baptist Ckarek,
Has charsk.
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Baptist Ckaroh,
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CHIUeTtAH
FIrat ckriatlaa Charak, 1MT ft Baatavd A v a
Csagragatlsaat Ckriatlaa Charak,
Its i Park Ava.
Hortkalda ckriatlaa Ckaroh, F l a r i d e
llavea D r, MalUaad
CHUftCH OF CHRIST
Charak
Ckarek
Charak
Chureh
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ChrlaL t i l l ft Fark Ava.
ChrlaL Geneva
ChrlaL L eaiw eed
ChrlaL Faala
CHURCH OF QOO
Charak
Charak
charak
Ckarek
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M l Hickary
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at Ood, Oviedo
at Oad MlaaUa, Batarprlsa
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Christ Hplaaapat Ckarafo U s m s t
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LUTHERAN
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D r, Caaaatharry
Goad ahivbard Ualtad Lathers,
n e t ft Orlaada Dr.
Lutharaa Charak at the
t t l W. Nth Pleas
Messiah Latkaraa Cbareh,
Mali, Prairie Lake, Para Park
PL Lukes Lutharaa Church, r l IM Slavla
MET110DIIT
Barnett Msmsrial Mtthadlat Charsk, ft
DsBnry Ava, Batsrprtaa
Rear Lake Matkodlst Charak
Bethel L I U Church. Caaaaa Hslfkta
Caaaalhtrrr Community Hstbadlst Charak,
Hwy. 11>tl k Plasy ittdgc R d, Caasslbarry
Denary Commas tty Mathodtev Ckarek W.
lUablaada DaBary
Christ Maihatlat Ckarek
BuaLaat
First Msthadtot Ckarek, 41* Park Ava.
First Malhedlst Church at Oviedo
Pirat Saatkara Mathadtet Charak
Wamaa'a Club M l Oak Ava.
Free Halhadlst Churoh. I l l W. tth BL
Oaaava Methodist Charsk, Osaava
Graoa Mathadlat Chureh. oaare RL
Oraat Ckspal A M f t Ckarek. Ovlada
Oak*revs Mathadlat Charak, r-------
F I ra t Charak at
the Kaeereaa, W .
tad at Marts
Fern
pars
Charak a t
the Htaarsaa,
O-Prisa RL. Fera Park
Lake Mary Charak af the Naaaraaa
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Community Praahpitrlaa Charak. Lake Mary
First
PraakytarUa
ckarek.
Oak
Av l
• Ird SL
First rveebytaatea Charak, Oasaalbarry
First Fraahytartaa charak
of DaBary,
B. Hlghlaad
r /r r s a ^ s p “ '
BL Aadraws Fraahytartaa Charsk
•H I Bear Lake Road
Upaata ^Cadtmaauy praakytartaa
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Dark, bl 4M
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K la* 4ore HaU a f Jaharak's Wltaaaa
t* k a Mearoe OalL IM I W. Third BL
First Peateeeatai Ckarek a f Lsacwand
Fait d o spat Taharaaala t f l l Country Club
Ml Oliva Maill ots Charak, Oak HIU
H4* OlltfM
Ptaaaraal Aaaambty a f Ood. n t h ft Elm
Bastard AUlease Charak. l t d ft Hark A v l
■eaters Congregation at Jehovah's Wit*
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Tha ealvaUoo A m y . St* & I M BL
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�g > a n f o r b I f p n t lf r
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965
FIFTH ANNUAL
GRADUATION
EDITION
fommememeni
d tiq h
C bd tivili& A
S c h o o l d ia A
(planned
ijood Ijew i
"In reflecting upon the 1964-65 school year at Lyman High
School, we enn point with pride to many gouls which have bean
Awards and Class Day were held today at 12:45 p.m.
Carlton Henley
Principal
attained/' said Principal Carlton Henley.
at Lymnn High School with students being honored for
their achievements in many fields.
"Thn addition o f courses such as Analytical Geometry, PSSO
Physics nnd Cooperative Business Education, the new approach to the
Among the awards presented were those in various
teachings o f driver’s education nnd changes instituted in the English
departments, English, math, science, band and others. There
program have provided new and improved learning experiences fo r
were leadership awards by the Jaycees, scholarship awards
our students.
from the PTA, the Danforth leadership award, the Publix
Home Economics award and many others.
•The quality o f Instruction nt Lyman Is reflected in the results
o f standardized tests and the accomplishments of the students in local
state and national competition.
Baccalaureate services will be held in the school gym
nasium nt 8 p.m. Sunday with Kerry Parker, Ruth Keln,
and Susan Lnkntosh participating in the invocation, scrip
"In the area o f science, o f the 13 Lymnn students who entered
ture reading and benediction.
the Rogiunul Science Fair, 12 were finalists. In the Distributive Edu«
cation field, two Lymnn students wero winners in state competition
with one plucing first in Uio national contest.
On Monday, commencement exercises will be held In
the gymnasium which has been provided with speciul
Danny Casselberry
acoustical adjustments to muke for better sound and cooling
Student Body President
facilities.
Several o f our students received superior ratings In band con
tests and Lyman’s representative placed first in tho talent contest
at the State Beta Club convention.
The service will begin at 8 p.m. with 234 senlorj in
their caps and gowns coming forward to receive their
"Our students received state recognition for outstanding achieve
diplomas from Principul Carlton Henley.
ments in the area of electronics. The athletic teams have had a very
good year with several players receiving individual honors," he
pointed out.
Three students, who rnted among the top seven of the
class, will each take part In giving the commencement
address, entitled "Horizons Unlimited," They will include
"With the feeling o f pride in past achievements we look to the
Gwen Rutenkroger, Hannah Williams and Bonnie Layman.
challenge o f the 1065-66 school year with increased vigor.
When the last diploma has been given, the seniors
"The expected Increase in enrollment will provide opportunities
will adjourn to Sanlando Springs for an after-graduation,
to broaden the curriculum by the addition o f classes in French,
all-night party, sponsored by the parents o f the Senior Class,
Humanities, Business Principal and Management, Chem study, Muslo
appreciation and music theory.-
Senior Class officers are Danny Casselberry, Student
Council president, Frank Renew, president; Ann Trawick,
Frank Renew
Senior Class President
‘T h e enlarged curriculum, the planned improvement o f building
vice president, Pamela Eldridge, Secretary, and James
facilities and additional instructional aides will further enhance the
Jarrard, treasurer.
program at Lyman liigl^ School," Carlton concluded.
Am Trawick
Vice President
Pamela EMridge
�Presenting
Presenting
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Michael Warren Ackerman
Kenneth Is planning to
enter Tennessee Tech In
Cookeville, Tenn. to study
business administration a f
ter he graduates from Ly
man High School. He has
been a basketball player, a
member o f the Scholastic
Team, worked on the news
paper staff snd was a mem
ber of
the
Letterman’a
Club. He is the son o f Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Ament
of Longwood. Spare time
hobbles include basketball,
bowling and other sports.
Thomas Wade Athan
Charles Is called "Joe" by
his schoolmates and he
plana to attend St. John's
River Junior College this
fall to study a technology
course. He played basketball three years and g o lf
two years. Joa is the son o f
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Asher
o f AHsmonU Springs.
Cheers For Class of ’6 5 !
Joan Victoria Baccamy
Joan wae a member of
the Journalism staff work
ers st Lymsn High School
snd a DEC student. Her
plans for the future are In
definite st this time. She Is
tha daughter of Alexander
B a c c a r n y o f Altamonte
Springs and her favorlta
hobby is swimming.
Charles Roscoe Asher
Kenneth Warren Ament
Michael has been activa
In athletics fo r four years
playing two years o f foot
ball snd two years o f track.
He wsa a member o f the
Lettermen'a Club in hie jun
ior snd senior year, a home
coming escort and a mem
ber o f the Student Council.
In his spare time he enjoys
anything that pertains to
■ports. Accordingly, he plans
to pursue his college work
in the field of physical eduration, though he Is not cer
tain which school he will at
tend. The son of Lt. Col.
Melvin J. Akrrman (U SA,
ret.), Michael makes his
horns at 8an1and Estates.
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Tom la much Interested in
continuing to work at Pub.
liz Food Store, but if poosible, he would llko to at
tend collego and atudy mar
keting and business admin
istration. Ho is tba son of
Mr. and M n . George Athan
o f Casselberry.
Presenting
Robert Alexander Baird, II
Robert, who la known aa
“ Butch" waa the editor o f
the Lymen yearbook, at
tended Boy'e State and waa
voted
Senior
Superlative
with the "most school spir
it." Ha waa a member o f
the Prom steering commit
tee, the Drama Club, and
Future Teacher* Associa
tion. Ha plana to attend
Florida Stata University,
and will probably major In
business sdminlstration, but
hss not definitely decided.
“ Butch" is tha son o f Mr.
and Mrs. Robert A. Baird
of Longwood. In his spars
time he enjoya water akllng
and horseback riding.
W inter Park Federal
Savings and Loan Association
NEW ENGLAND AT KNOWLES
NORTH BRANCH — FERN PARK
Presenting
* a * • *
Suburban Propane
Frank Terrell Ballentine, Jr,
Donald Leslie Bates
Over 30 Yenra o f Dependable Service
hss made plans to
the University o f
and study engineerplayed football snd
during his junior
year and baseball In his
senior year. Sports are his
hobby snd that includes
fishing. Terry Is the son o f
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballen
tine, Sr. o f Longwood.
. s e e s
Highway 17-02
Maitland
Casselberry Utilities Co.
Don has been active In
the Lyman n igh School
band and hts out-of-school
Activities includs m u a l e ,
fishing and aviation. His
interest in aviation has led
him to enroll at the Un
iversity o f Florida to atudy
aviation fight engineering.
Don la the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Be tee at Cassel
berry.
Phono MI 4-1715
A. C. R., Inc.
Ye Old Wrought Iron Shop
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Service
220 Lake Street
303 O'Hrlen Rd., Fern Park
Ph.: 833-4256
Ken Smith
Ray McCord
Wayne Edward Bayes
Lynn was a member of
the yearbook staff, tha Pep
Club, Future Homemakers
of America, Future Teach
ers Association snd Spanish
Club. She plans to enter
the University o f South
Florida, majoring in homo
economics. Her spsre time
hobbles Include s a w i n g ,
reading snd dsnring. Lynn
is the daughter nf Mr. snd
Mrs. H. E. Hut In'll nf Long,
wood and her mother is
bookkeeper s t Lyman High
School.
Presenting
AIIla waa treasurer o f tha
I-rtU-rmen'a Club snd play
ed three years of football.
He was a monitor o f the
Drama Club snd took part
in the Senior Class play. Ho
was slso a member o f the
Pep Club, lie enjoys all
kinds of water snorts, Ineluding surfing. After grad
uation Alt)* will enroll In
Orlando Junior College snd
study nre-englneorlng sub
jects. He Is the son nf Mrs.
Martha G. Moore o f Malt*
land.
Presenting
> r
< Ji
Mary Ann was a member
o f the Future Nurses, year
book staff, Future Teachera, Drama Club and Chor
us. She is planning to at
tend the
University
of
ith Florida and major In
tion. Spare time hobfe r Man
Ann are
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Blind o f Altamonte Springe.
Sandy waa a member o f
the Future Homemakcra o f
America and a Student
Council alternate. She plana
to attend Florida Technical
College after graduation and
study IBM accounting. San
dy is tha daughter o f Mr.
and M n . M. E. Berria o f
North Orlando and in her
■para time she sews and
raiaaa tropical nab.
P r e s e n t in g .....................
P r e s e n t in g .....................
Margaret Janet Blanton
John Roe Blanton
nw
Jack was president o f tha
I.ettcrmen'e Club at Lyman
Hitch School and recipient
of
tha “ Mott Athletic"
award.
Me played
four
yrara o f football and was
co-captain o f the team. He
alto played baseball and
was active In track. Jack
waa vice president o f both
the Sophmore and Junior
claaaea. He plane to atudy
physical education but has
not yet decided which col*
lace lie will attend. Jack la
the ton o f Mrs. Inet J,
Blanton o f Longwood.
John la planning to antor
Orlando Junior College a f
ter graduation from Lyman
High School. Ha waa a
member o f tho Spanish
Club and waa activa In baakatball and track. John la
the son o f Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Birkheimer o f Cas
selberry.
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Mary Ann Blind
Sandra Jean Berrie
Lana has been an active
student at Lymsn High
School as s member of the
I’ srs-Medlcal Club, Spanish
Club, Pep Club, Future
Homemakers, UAA, and Ma
jorettes. She also played
Powder P uff football. Lana
plans to attend Orange Memortal School o f Nursing
after g r a d u a t i o n . Tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Beck o f Altamonte
Springs,
I-sns’s
favorite
■pare time hobby la swimmlng.
John Lawrence Birkheimer, Jr.
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Lana Eileen Beck
Wsyna plans to enter ths
service after graduation. In
his spare time he is arllve
In church work snd likes
working an cars. He is the
■nn of Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Hayes o f Longwood.
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Allie Dorsey Beusse
Phono 888-1541
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Longwood, Fla.
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Sue Ann Boyd
“ Susie" la making plana
to enter Jenee Business Cel*
lege alter graduation and
take a business course. She
waa a member o f the prom
decoration committee end e
CBE student. She has Iota
1 apart time hobbies In*
udlng swimming, bowling,
bedmlntoa, gardening and
listening to records. She la
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. f . L. Bloyd of Cassel
berry and waa bora In
AguadUle, Puerto Klee.
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Margaret is called “ Ifa rgle" by her friends. Shs waa
a member of the Future
Homemakers, Para-Medical
Club, Gles Club, Spanlah
Club, Pap Club and news
paper staff. Neat year aha
plans to enroll in Orlando
Junior College and study
b u s i n e s s administration.
Margie la the daughter o f
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Blanton
of Longwood and In bar
spare time aha enjoys swim
ming, drawing and watch
ing sports o f all kinds.
Kathleen Edythe Bonekemper
Kathy has been a member
o f the Future Teachers o f
America for four years end
this year served as treasur
er. She plana to attend a
business college after grad
uation, but baa not yet de
eded which one. Kathy is
tha daughter o f Mr. and
M n . Walter H. Griffith,
Jr. o f Maitland and her
h o b b i e s are swimming,
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Hulda Jane Booth
Holds hopea to go lata
civil service after gradua
tion. She Is the daughter o f
Henry Lee Booth or North
Orlando and in har spar#
time aha enjoys painting.
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Barbara Ann Boston
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Mike plans to enter con
struction work after grad
uation from Lyman High
School. In spare time he
enjoys art. fishing, wood
working and dancing. He
is the eon of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Bowen of Longwood.
Charlene also plane to
work for Southern Bell
when she graduates with
her sister Barbara. She was
a member o f the GAA Club,
the Pep Club and a a m d on
the Student Council. She Is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. Boston o f
Altamonte Springs.
Good Luck-Class of ’6 5 !
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Victoria Joan Brandes
Niblack Funeral Home
Gary plans to enlist In
the U. S. Nsvy after grad
uation. He enjoys swim
ming, rending snd fishing
his spare time. His parlire Mr. snd Mrs. Roy
of Longwood.
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Kenneth Edward Brittain
Nick’s Paint & Body Shop
,300 O’ Rricn Rd.
Vicki will continue to
work at Winn Dixie Food
Stores
after
graduation.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Brandes o f
Casselberry und was bom
in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Gary Thomas Bowles
John Michael Bowen
Charlene Frances Boston
Barham win president of
the Girl* Athletic Associa
tion during her senior yenr
at Lyman High School and
was a member four years.
She plans to work for the
Southern
Ilell
Telephone
Company after graduation.
In her spare time she enjoys
swimming n n d dancing.
Barbara is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boston
o f Altamonte Springs.
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Fern Park, Fla,
Ren Is undecided about
attending college and for
tho present will work at
Dixie Lead Products. He
was s member of the Chor
us, Distributive Education
Club snd played football. In
hit spare time he enjoyi
water skiing snd bowling.
Ken is the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. K. F. Brittain.
Phone 838-4000
Casselberry, Fla.
838-5989
Precisioneering Inc.
Casselberry Gardens, Inc,
Longwood-Sanford
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Donie Carter
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Danny was president o f
the Student Council during
hie senior year and attend
ed noy's Stale during his
Junior year. He was voted
"Most Dependable” senior
b oy by his classmates, Dnnny was a member of thn
Spanish Club, Pen Club and
Drama Club. He Is planning
to attend Ashbury College
in Wit m ore. Kentuc ky and
study for the ministry. Dan
ny la the ton of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Casselberry
and his hobbles are hiking
and camping.
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Joanne hai been nlcknnmed Jody. 8he was president
o f the Para-Medical Club
and also o f the Future
Homemakers o f America as
well as treasurer o f the
GAA. She plans to attend
Orlando Junior College and
study to l>e an anesthetist
after graduation from l.y, nun High School. Jody is
' the daughter o f Dr. and
Mrs. Donald Chubb o f Win
ter Park. Her hobbles arr
swimming and horseback
riding.
James Patrick Congleton
James !a planning to an
roll at Daytona Beach Jun
lor College after gradua
turn from
Lyman
Higl
School and study mcteurulo
gy. He was a member ol
the Student Council and thi
Journalism aU ff and in hii
spare time enjoyi reading
bowling, waterskiing am
listening to classical music
James is the son of Mr. am
Mrs. James C. Congleton ol
276 Fieri da haven Drive.
Mike played fou r years
of football snd three years
o f golf. Hs was a member
of the Letternten's Club,
Spanish Club and Pare-Medleal Club. A fter graduation
he plana to attend Orlando
Junior College to begin en
gineering atudlea, T a t a r
transferring to G a o r g l n
Tech. Mike ie the son o f Mr.
and Mrs. Robert K. Colas e f
Maitland snd his hobbles
are surfing, g olf and modal
cor racing.
Carol was a member of
the Pars-Mrdical Club, Pep
Club snd Spanish Club st
Lyman High School. She
has not yet decided which
, college she will attend but
will probably tnka n liberal
arts course. Shs is the
daughter of Mr. snd Mrs.
Charles Cody o f Maitland
snd in her snare time Carol
enjoya reading, awlmming
and water ekifng.
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Patty was s member o f
the Drama Club, the Pep
Club, the Chorus and the
P u t u r a Homemakers of
America. Sbe is the daugh
ter e f Mr. and Mrs. Leon• srd D. Congreve and her
n hobbles era swimming and
walking.
Robert Michael Coles
Carol Lynn Cody
Vicki was a majorette at
. Lyman High School, a mem. ber o f the Futurs Nunes,
' the GAA and the bowling
team. She plans to attend at
husiness school after grad
uation. Her parents are Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Clarke of
Apopka and her hobbies are
swimming, dancing snd ski
ing.
Patricia Susan Congrove
Gall was • majorette, i
rotary o f the Para-Medical
Club, t member o f the Pep
Club and the Spanish Club.
She plans to attend beauti.
clan achool after gradua
tion. She is the daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
C h a n d l e r o f Altamonte
Springs and her hobbles are
skiing, swimming, bowling
and dancing.
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Gail Lynn Chandler
Eddie played football, bas
ketball and track at Lyman
High School. He plans to
s t u d y computer program
ming at Jones Business Col
lege. Eddie Is the son of
Mrs. Margaret Price.
Vickie Ann Clarke
Joanne Lynette Chubb
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Edward Lea Long
Daniel Leonard Casselberry
Donnie was • member of
the Student Council In his
junior year ut Lyman High
School. He plans to attend
Massey
Business College
und study drafting. He is
the son o f Mr. and Mrs. I.eo
Carter o f Longwood.
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At has played four years
o f football, two years of
track snd was team captain
ong year. Ho was a transfe.4 student from Bolins,
Kansas In 1062, where he
had been n team co-captain
and named moot valuable
player. H i was also a mem
ber of the Lettermsn's Club.
A1 would like to be n Flo
rida Highway Patrolman,
lie ia the son nf Mr. nnd
Mrs. Angus Cantrell o f
Maitland. Hla hobbles are
swimming, surfing, bunting
nnd fishing.
Jack is s member o f the
Lyman TEC Club and hns
studied electronic technolo
gy. He may attend junior
1 college and etudy business
administration or seek em: ployment in the field o f
electronic technology. His
srenla are Mr. nnd Mrs,
llgel Campbell o f Cassel
berry and his hobbles are
water skiing boras* golf
and bssebalL
Forrest concentrated on
drafting design technology
and air-condltionlng a n d
refrigeration at L y m a n
High School and consequent
ly plans to seek work in
these fields after gradua
tion. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kemp o f Al
tamonte Springs. His hob
bies ore reading, drawing
and writing.
Stan's plans for the futore lire indefinite at the
-esent. He is the son of
r. and Mrs. Alan Burns
and enjoys fishing, waterskiing and camping.
Anprus Alfred Cantrell
Jack Malomb Campbell
Forrest Powell Butler
Stanley Arnold Burns
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Robert Paul Newton
Robert plana to eater serv
ice after graduation. He was
a member of the FFA snd
had one year of track and
cross country. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Newton o f Altamoota Springs
snd his pastimes axa hunting
tad sport*.
Nancy Louise Copeland
Nancy haa boon a m ajor
ette at Lyman High School
for fou r years. She plana
to attend a business college,
possibly ia Jackson villa nnd
study accounting. She la the
daughter a# Sterling W,
CopeUnd of Maitland, i
bar
hobble*
•ad afcjlag.
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Carol Sue Proctor
James Eugene Cornett
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Donna Carol Davidson
Doeaa will s e e k sacra*
tarlal work after artdueUon
from Lyman High School.
She la tha dauihtar o f Mr.
and M n . E. H. Davldaon
and bar hobble* art ewlmmins, sewing and tennis.
Richard Marvin Curtiss
May Continuing Success Be Yours!
Security Federal
Custom Interior Showcase
Savings & Loan Association
Custom Draperies and Carpets
o f Winter Park
450 S. Orlnndo Ave.
Karen Inez Dagner
Kay waa a majorette at
Lyman High School and al
io a member o f tha Pap
Club. Sha plana to attend
Massey Bualneae Collage in
Jacksonville and atudy to be
a legal aecretanr. Her par
ent* ara Mr. and Mra, E. A .
Dagner o f Bear Lake and
her hobble* are aiding and
awimmlng.
A t Lyman High
Hit!
School
Dick, waa
i c t lre
n In
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lam, football and Diatrlbutiro Education. A fter grad
uation ha plana to work at
Pablti Food Btoro. Hia parante ara Mr. and Mra. Parry
L Curtlaa and bla hobby la
awlmming,
Carol w ai a member o f tha
Cborua and took part in tha
Beta Club talent ahow. She
plana to attend beautician
achool after graduation. She
la the daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Claude Prootor of Cas
selberry.
JImmI# li the ion o f Mr.
and Mr*. Clarence Autrey
o f US Ronnla Drive, Alta*
monta 6 prior*.
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100 Virginia Dr.
W inter Park, Fla.
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Shirley Jean Davis
Shirley « u a cheerleader,
a member of the OAA, the
Pen Club. Future Homemak
er* of America and Coopera11 y e Bualneae Education
Club. She la now working
part-tlmo at Casa Insurance
'tiib J fi A*tncy and will aaaume full
• time w o n there following
graduation. Her parent! are*
Mr. and Mra. Fred M. Hook
er of Fern Park and her
h o b b i e ■ are swimming,
dancing and horseback rid
ing.
P h .: 424-0851
Orlando, Florida
First National Bank
at Winter Park
'Y o u r Personal Bank1
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Lawree Edith Deans
Mid-Florida Gas
Longwood Market
L aw n* waa a majorette
for two year* and a member
o f the Homecoming Court
fo r two years. She waa trea
surer o f tha Pep Club, a
member o f the Future Nur■es and took part In tha
Speech Claaa play, She la the
daughter o f Mr, and Mra.
Larry Deane o f Altamonte
Springe and after graduation
plana to work aa a dental
m ilitant. Her hobblea ara
water aiding, bowling and
art.
150G No. Orange Blossom Trail
Longwood, Florida
Charlea, who ie called
"Chuck" plana to begin hi*
college education at Orlando
Junior Collage and then
tranafer to the Unlveralty o f
Florida, majoring la bualneia
administration. He played
football fo r twa years at Ly
man High School. He la the
■on o f Mr. and Mra. C. H,
Dome, 111 o f F a n Park.
P h.: GA 8-0525
Congratulations t
Congratulations, Seminole County Seniors 1
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Betty Cass Insurance
Jim Birkenmeyer
Casselberry, Florida
Member, Seminole County School Board
Ph.:
838-am
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Calvin Stuart Dorethy
Charles Henry Dome IV
281 Lake G riffin Circle
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William Rogers Doughty
Stuart (a making plana to
a t t e n d Mrnsay Bualneae
School In Jacksonville to
■tudy drafting after h 1 a
graduation from L y m a n
High School. He la the son
of Mr. and Mra. Rollla W.
Dorethy of MaUland and his
hobblea Include stamp col
lecting, antiques, sports and
golL
Casselberry, Fla.
Glenn Lewis Drake
Robert Franklin Dowdie
Bob waa a member of the
TEC Club In hit Junior and
senior years at Lyman High
'fchool and after graduation
plana to study electronic en
gineering at Auburn Univer
sity la Alabama. Ha la the
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
S. Dowdie of Maitland and
Us hobbles a rt guitar and
electronics.
Rogers plana to attend tha
University of Florida to
study biochemistry, after
hi* graduation from Lyman
High School. He la the aon
of Mr. and Mra. Edward
Doughty of Forest City and
hla hobbies ara bunting and
flaking.
Glenn plana to combine
further education with ■
part time job working at
Winn Dials Food Stores and
attending Orlando Junior
Collage to study bualneae
adminietration. He la the son'
of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Drake of Altamonte Springs
and hla hobbies are swim
ming and skiing.
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Ronald Eugene Duckett
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Larry Odom Dunagan
Keith Leffler Everly
Linda Joyce Duncan
ICv^TS*
Ronald nlayad throe y e a n
o f football, was a member
of tha Loltermaa'a Club and
o f tha Studeot Council. Ha
plana to attend Orlando
Junior Collage and atudy
architecture. Ha la tha aon
o f Mr. and Mra. Orville
Keith plana to go to w ort
after graduation at tha Ous
ted Interior Showcase, la
business with hla father. He
la the son o f Mr. and Mra.
Laurence Everly of Winter
Park and hla hobblea ara
archery, kart racing and
mountain climbing,
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William Gary Fund
Margarete Ann Dumell
Eastin
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Pam served as secretary
of the Senior Class, a mem
ber of the Student Council,
Drams Club, Paramedical
Club, Pep Club and Spanish
Club. She waa a cheerleader
and took part In the Senior
Class play. Next fall. Pam
plans to enter Orlando Jun
ior College to begin studying
elementary education. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hixson B. Etdridge of Longwood and her hobbles are
bowling, skiing and sewing.
Cleo was a member of the
Paramedical Club, worked
on the school newspaper and
was in the Dramitic Club,
She doesn't know where she
will sttend college, but she
would like to study psycho
logy. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ed
wards of Lake Howell Rosd
and her hobby is tennis.
Barry James Ewer
Barbara Kay Ellis
Pamela Sue Eldridge
Cleo Susan Edwards
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Elbert Franklin Evans
Music come* first with
Frank who w ai a member o(
both the concert and march'
Ing school band, aa well aa
playing In a dance band. He
belonged to the Drama Club
and the Spanish Club aa well
aa being a member o f the
Chorua. Music and swim*
mlng are hla spare time hobbiea. Frank la the son of
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Evans
o f Lonew-ood and plana to
attend Florida State Univer
sity to study psychology.
Barbara was voted “ Most
Attractive Senior" at Lyman
High School. She is a m ajor
ette. a member of the Para
medical Club and the Pep
Club. Barbara would like to
be a nurse, but has not yet
decided which school to at
tend. She Is the daughter of
Mrs. Florence Erickson of
Altamonte Springs and her
spare time hobbies include
skin diving, twirling and at
tending drag races.
Our Very Best To Y ou-Seniors!
Barry became grestly in
terested In electronics tech
nology during the two years
he took this course at Ly
man High School and plans
to continue this study by enr o l l i n g In electrics] en
gineering courses at Day
tona Beach Junior College.
He was a member of the
TEC Club and also o f the
band. Barrv is the son of
Mr. and Mr*. James S,
Ewer.
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Joyce Arlene Farley
Best Wishes to Graduating Seniors
Joyce would Ilka to be
come an English teacher
and plana to attend Atlantic
Union College in Massachusetts after graduation from
Lyman High School. She la
the daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Paul Farley and her
hobby la reading.
From
The W inter Park
Telephone Company
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Mark Allan Foutz
James Edward Falkingham
132 E. New England Ave.
Athletic Jim played three
years of football and was a
member of the Lettcrmen’a
Club three years, He plans
to enter Orlando Junior Col
lege and later transfer to
Rollins College where he
proposes to study criminal
technology. The son of Mr.
ami Mrs. J. K. Fnlkingham
of Altamonte Springs Jim's
hobbies are swimming and
surfing.
Winter Park, Fla.
Mark would Ilk* to be a
teacher and will enter Or
lando Junior College In the
fell. In high achool ha took
part In tennla, baaketball
and band. Mark lists bowl
ing. swimming and weightas his bobbles. Ha la
the son at Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Fouts of Casselberry,
Altamonte Realty
Continental Testing Laboratories
lining
Jean Gat ion — Ttealtor
Tally lluttaway — Associate
Fern Purk, Fia.
Highway 17-92
Hwy. -13G — Across Prairie Lake Drlve-ln
Phone: 838-5735
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Winifred Annette Ford
Kathy Is planning to work
s i a nurses aide at La
Grange H o s p i t a l In La
Grange, Illinois. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Findley of Longwood
and In her spare time she
likes to go rowing or taku
long walks.
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Clifford Ronald Gilbert
Roe was a member of the
DECA Club end Is interested
in further studies in the me
chanical field. He is the son
o f Mrs. Mildred Gilbert of
Altamonte Springs and his
hobbies include hunting and
water thUng.
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Steve plans to attend Or
lando Junior College and
atudy business administra
tion. He waa captain of the
golf team and a member of
the Lettermen'i Club. He
earned lettera in golf and
played basketball. He la the
son of Mr. and Mra. Ber
nard Gillespie and In his
spar# time he playi golf.
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Clayton Marion Gatton
Jennifer was saslstsnt edi
tor of the Lyman Greyhound
ycarlxtok and president of
the Spanish Club. She was a
member of t h e Student
Council, the Pep Club and
Future Nurses. She was ilio
a majorette. She Is deciding
between two colleges — Or
lando Junior College and
Florida Southern. Jennifer is
the daughter of Mr. snd
Mrs. Charles M. Gammago
of Hear Lake and her bobby
Is making clothes.
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Stephen Hoyt GilleBpie
.
C h r i s t i n a waa named
“ Moat Talented Senior'* by
her classmates at Lyman
High School. She waa head
majorette and was also on
the Journalism staff, the
prom committee, a member
of (lie Pep Club and the
Spanish Club. The daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Javl. she plana to enter Or
lando Junior College and
l a t e r transfer to Texas
Women's University to study
physical education or mer
chandising. She lists aa her
hoblea water sports, model
ing and twirling.
Jennifer Stuart Gammage
Robert was a member of
the Lyman High TEC Club
and of the Student Council.
He plans to enlist In the
U. S. Air Force and continue
to study electronics tech
nology. After the service he
hopes to go to college.
Robert la the eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Furman of
Maitland and his hobbles in
clude amateur radio, skiing
and reading.
Gaylo was i member of
the Paramedical Club, the
Drama Club, Pep Club and
Spanish Club. She would like
to work aa a receptionist in
a medical office. She Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Friddle o f Longwood
and lists as her hobbies sew
ing, swimming and dsnring.
.
Linda was Central Florida
Fair chairman for the DECA.
Stir plans to be married this
sunn incr and will probably
work as a receptionist. Linda
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley J. Patterson of
Casselberry and her hobbies
aro sewing and swimming,
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Robert James Furman
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Christina Viola Franzen
Linda Lea Patterson
Wendy wss a member of
the Beta Club and of the .
F u t u r e Homemaker* of
America. She plans to en
ter Orlando Junior College
in the fall. The daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis 11.
Ford. Wendy lists as her
hobbies sewing and reading.
Gayle Renee Friddle
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Clay was a member of th*
TEC Club and the DECA
Club. He also played foot
ball. lie will probably attend
college, but Is undecided at
present. Clay Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gatton
of Altamonte Springs and
his hobbies are drums and
skiing.
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Kenneth Randall Griffith
Christine Jane Glenn
Christine waa s member
of the GAA. the CUE. Iba
Pep Club and won some
bomemaking awards la the
tenth grade. She plans to at
tend Altadin Business Col
lege In Kau Gallia, Christine
Is Use daughter of Mr. anil
Mrs. Jack Glenn of Cassel
berry and her bobbiei In
clude sewing, cooking, wa
ter skiing and swimming.
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Randy waa s mem ber of
Uw Lyman High School band
for two year*. After gradu
ation he plans to bagln the
study o f business adminis
tration at Orlando Junior
College, later transferring
to Florida State University.
Randy la the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Griffith and in
hla spare time ha likes Is
play basketball or foothafl.
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Kathleen Jean Haig
Alan Louis Hahn
Haelingr
Sue waa aa activo member
o f tha Paramodlcal Club
and waa cboaan aa a data*
lata to tbalr atata cooventioo. Sha waa also a mambar
o f tha Pap Club. Sha la In*
taraatad la the further atudy
o f nuralns or medicine.
Suian la tha daughter o f Mr.
and Mra. H. P. Heeling of
Loogwood aad was bora la
King's Point. Bermuda. Sha
likaa to swim, play golf,
ride or saw In har apart
time.
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Mary Louise Haines
Votad tha girl with tha
"Most School Spirit’' at L y
man High School, Mary
Louise has been one o f the
most active atudenta. Sha
waa a cheerleader for four
ytara and thla year waa
named ro-captaln. Sha waa
treaaurer o f tha Junior
Claaa, a member o f the
Homecoming C o u r t two
years, Pep Club, Letterman's Club, GAA, Future
Homemakers and waa treas
urer o f the Student Council
o f which aha waa a member
four years. Mary Louise
lana to study education at
lara Hill College In North
Cprollnm.
Kathleen tranafarred to
Lyman High School from
8emlnole High In her sophomore year. A t Semlnol* a'-e
belonged to tha Para.Medl*
cal Club and at Lyman tne
Spanish Club and Chorus.
Sha plana to work for tha
present at bookkeeping and
attend college later. She Is
the daughter o f Mrs. Ruth
H aIc And her hobbles Are
bowling, swimming
and
reading.
Alan la planning to anlist
in tha U. 8. Air Force after
graduation. Ha la the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn
of North Orlando and la his
spare tima ho enjoys his
HO railroad and modal air*
planes.
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Marjorie Linda Hall
Altamonte Garage
I-ongwood Ave.
Msrjorla waa a member
o f tha Pap Club and tha
Para-Madlcal Club and aftar graduation la interested
in being a beautician. She
Is the daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. Georga Hall o f Bear
Lake and har hobbles aro
r o a d l n g , awlmmlng and
dancing.
Altamonte Springs, Fla.
U.S. Roynl Tires — Burgess Supreme Retreads
Hwy 17-92
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Parts & Service, Inc.
Watts Air Conditioning
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J. Russell & G. Ruth Grunt
675 Pulmetto St.
Longwood, Fin.
Phones: 838-5080 and 838-4645
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Terrence Keith Harmon
Jeanette Harman
George plana to attend
Orlando Junior College and
later F8U, but has not yat
decided on his future course
o f study. Ha Is tha aon o f
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hanna,
8r. and his hobblaa ara
swimming, bowling a n d
philately.
Wheel Alignment & Balancing
Congratulations, Lymnn Graduates
Winter Purk, Florida
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George Richard Hanna, Jr.
Burgess Tire Co., Inc.
D. n. McINTOSH, JR.
— Class of ’33 —
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Carol Ann Hartshorn
Carolyn Leomia Vickery
m
Terry Is well-known to
Ills rlsssmates as a member
of the "Tradewlnds" folk
singing trio. He was also a
member of the Student
Council, the Lyman High
Hand and played football
and track, lie Is Interested
In medicine and will begin
his studies in this field at
Orlando Junior College. He
Is tha aon o f Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Ilarmon o f Altamonte
Springs and his hobbles are
folk niusir, water skiing end
all kinds of sports.
Jsanstte v ia a majoratta
In har eophomor* ysar and
a chaarlaadar in har Junior
and aanlor years. Bh* waa
also a mambar o f tha Pap
Club, flpanlah Club, GAA
and Prom committee. flha
would Ilka to atart work aa
a telephone oparator and go
to eouaga latar. Jeanette I s
tha daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. W. T . Harman o f Foroat City and har hobblaa
aro dancing, roadlng and
awlmmlng.
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Carol waa a member of
tha Future Teachers and
served as secretary o f that
organization. She was also
• member o f tha CUE. A f
ter graduation she plans to
begin her studies to be *
teacher at Orlando Junior
College. Carol Is tha daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hartshorn o f Casselberry
•nd lists as spare time hub
bies, swimming, painting
and stamping-collecting.
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William John Heffernan
Jeffrey Terrance Heath
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Elsie Doreene Herota
~
>lyn Is planning to
Carol}
Hairstyling
attand Woody's
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Instltuta and study to be a
beautician.
Sha
la
tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mra.
Marlin Boatman and har
hobblaa ara rtadlng and art.
Leonard Carradine Hicks
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Bill waa a mambar o f tha
golf taam four yaara and a
mambar of tha Bat* Club.
Ha plana to attand Rollins
College and bagln tha study of law. H*
Ha la tha aon of
I.t. Col. and Mra. William
J. Haffaman and hla hobby
la golf,
J a ff was a member of
the I.yman High School
Band fo r four years. A fter
graduation ha plana to at*
tend Orlando Junior College.
Ha la tha aon o f Harold
llaath, Jr,
PreunUng
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John Andrew Hinely, Jr.
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Ralph James Humphrey
Rslph is making plana to
enter the University o f
Plerida in Urn fall U hi
architecture or
Ho la tho
o f Mr. aad Mrs. A. J. Humparty o f Lengwted and his
pebble* Include records u d
Dennis Earl House
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Arthur Hunnicut
Robert
ri w
wu
u president of
the Lyman
jrmaa Blah Behocl
as
well
OECA U wi aa beta* Cantral
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Jsrida DCCA Council
Parilemsptariaa, Btata ParHamaataHas a n d
OECA
"Chapter Student o f the
Year.” Be plane te study
• I d
He la
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Hunnlcut of Loagwaed and
he Uata u hla hobbles danc
ing aad publle speaking.
Sandra Kathleen Howe
Muale la Dennis' grsataat
interest. He w u a member
of tho band three yaara and
served as an officer. He
waa a member o f tho Flo
rida All Btar Marching
Band and tha All Btata
sight reading band. Follow
ing thla inclination ha will
attend Orlando Junior Col
lege and tha Unlvaralty of
Florid* to major in muair.
Tho, aon o f Mr. and Mra.
E. E. House, Dennis likes to
dance or turf in hla spare
time.
Jacquallna w u chaplain
and historian o f tha Future
Teachers
Association,
n
member o f tho Spanish
Club, Future Homemakers
and took part tn the speech
class play, Bh* la the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
B. Hire o f Forsst City and
htr hobblaa aro horses aad
awlmmlng.
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Leonard Is railed "Buck”
by his friends. Ha plana to
attsnd Orlando Junior Col
lege after graduation but is
undecided about tha court*
ha will follow. Ha is tha
aon o f Mr. and Mra. L. C.
Hlcka o f Maitland and lists
aa apart time hobbles ski
ing, awlmmlng and athar
sports.
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Jacqueline Sue Hire
Andy waa vice president
o f tha Spanish Club and at
tended Boy’s Btata. Ha waa
a mambar o f tha Btudant
Council, Bata Club, football
taam, bowling taam and
Lettarman'a Club. Ha plana
to enroll In Gsorgla Toeh
to study electronical engi
neering. Andy la tha aon o f
Mr. and Mra. John A. Hinaly, Sr. and oajoys tennis,
surfing, swimming and ski-
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Doresna was alca presi
dent of tha Parm-Mcdlcal
Club, a member o f the Span*
Ish Club, served on tha staff
o f the Lyman Leger, school
newspaper and the Grey
hound, school annual. 8he
plans to study hairstyling.
Ooreene Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Blackla Hero
ta o f Forast City and her
hobbles are roller abating
and experimenting with hair
atylai.
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Edward Leo Huth
. Edward w u a member o f
the howling teats. After
graduation ha plana to work
at J. C. Fanaty'a. He la the
soa o f Mr. aad Mra. Ed
ward L. Hath, Br. and In
hla apart time enjoya golf
and awlmmlng.
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James Little Jarrard
High
:h School Senior V
letivi
iv u and waa treasi
o f the Benler Claaa. Ha <
_n Boy * State altem
member o f the Drama C
Btudant Council, bowl
team, golf team, Pep C
and Lattermaa's Club,
tha fall he will enter I
eon University te begin
■tudy o f lew. The ton
Mr. and Mra. B. H. Jarr
& SfirK ,sJrs&., i
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Sandra was vice president
of the FI1A, won a physical
fitness award in GAA> was
a member of the Future
N'urses, Pep Club Spanish
Club and Prom committee.
She plans to attend college
in Austin, Texas, first
working her way through
Austin Beauty College and
later studying dental hy
giene. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. victor
Krumm o f Austin, Texas
and in her spare time San
dra likes sewing, dancing,
cooking and reading.
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John Foster Jones
Cheryl wee eeereUry of
the CBE and la presently
employed at the Winter
Park Telephone Company.
' She plana to attend Florida
Technical College at night
and study computer pro
graming. Cheryl la the
daughter o f Mr. and Mre.
Martin Johneon of Longwood and swimming Is her
favorite pastime.
Sherry waa a member o f
the GAA and tha CBE and
after graduation plans to
work st the Winter Park
Telephone Company. 8he is
ths daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Johnson o f Longwood snd lists as hlbbtss
sewing, cooking, swimming
and dancing.
Ronnie was Tn the band
four yean and also played
two years o f football, lie
plans to enter the service
after graduation. Ronnie is
* J the son of Mr. and Mrs. 11.
' . *| B. Johnson of Casiclberry
| and in his spare time en1 Joys roller ekating, bowling,
awimming and archery.
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Sherron Diane Johnson
Ronald Eugene Johnson
Cheryl Elaine Johnson
Sandra Louise Jenkins
ft
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Linda Ann Jones
Owen Bros. Body Works
Drive-In Restaurant
John has been studying
refrigeration and air-condi
tioning and la thinking
about continuing hla studiei
in a vocational achool. lie
will probably work with hla
father in plumbing. John
la the ion of Mr. and Mrs.
' C. C. Jones of Bear Lake
and in his spare tims en
joys hunting and car races.
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L. H. Andrews
Glen Rnuntle
Linda plans to work tn a
huiinsss offics after gradu
ation. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F.
Jones and her hobbles ara
horses snd swimming.
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Hwy. 17-92
Fern Park, Fla.
Ph.: 838-7818
Twy. 17-92
Longwood, Fin.
Ph.: 838-2107
L. M. N. Enterprises
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Judith Jane Kacar
"Sew and Save"
Piloiun Farms
The Remnant Shop
Richard was a member of
' the hand for three years, a
5 member o f the track team.
S t u d e n t Council, Dramn
Club, Latin Club and Prom
, committee, lie plans to at
tend Emerson University
and study psychology. Rich
ard Is the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Chunat o f Cas
selberry and In his spare
time he likes to play tennis
or pool or go hunting.
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Highwny 17-92 at Farn Park
Oviedo, Florida
Jadl was tha wlnnsr o f a
stats tsschlng scholarship
and won tha Outstanding
Futuro Tsachtr award. Bha
won President o f tha Drama
Club, a varsity cheerleader,
a member of tha Psp Club
and ths Paramsdkal Club
Judl does not stata whoro
she will attend college. Bha
Is tha daughtar o f Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kacar o f A lta,
monte Springe and her hob
by la writing.
P.O. Box 212, Longwood
Panning Lumber
Crum’s Fuel Oil Service, Inc.
Heating and Air Conditioning
& Hardware Co., Inc.
Call us for any problem In heating or air conditioning.
1842 W. Fairbanks
647-2898
Winter Park, Fla.
Casselberry, Fla.
410 North Highway
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Gary was stale delegate
for tha DECA and sergeant
at arma o f tha local club,
lie waa named the "student
who hid done the most" for
the DECA. Gary was alio a
member of tha Drama Club.
Hs plana to attend Orlando
Junior College and Tampn
University and study busi
ness administration. He ia
the aon o f Edward Kaierr
and apart time hobblea In
clude ekiing, flying and
playing ths organ.
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Palmer I* planning to at
tend Orlando Junior College
after graduation. He ie the
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kaufelt and hia hobby is
cars.
Kenneth Earl Kelly
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Ruth wna president a t
tha Futuro Teachers, a
member o f tha Bata Club
and chairman o f tha Jun.
ior-Senlor Prom committee.
She was also a member o f
the Drama Club, Pep Club,
bowling team, Spanish Club
and took part in the Senior
Class play. Ruth plana ta
attend Florida Stata Uni
versity and study to lie a
teacher. She likes to bowl,
swim or sew in her spare
time. Ruth le the daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs. John Keim
o f Maitland.
Dlsns was a majorctlo
for thrvs yeara and won su
perior ratings at district
and stata meets. She wn*
a member o f the Student
Council, Paramedical Club,
Pep Club, From coiniiilUru
and UAA. She would like to
find employment as a tele
phone operator and later at
tend college, probably OJC.
Diana Is tha daughter of
Mr. and Mra. James I). Kee
ney and llsta as her hubhies
swimming,
reading,
dancing and "talking with
people."
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Ruth Ann Keim
Diana Lea Keeney
Palmer Herbert Kaufelt
Gary Edward Kaiser
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Dianna Lynn Kilmer
Roy Bruce Kershner
Lauretta Nell Kerns
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Ksunsth played football
and basketball, was a mem
ber o f ths Student Council,
Spanish Club, annual staff
and Prom committee, lie
lana to attend Orlando
unior Collage and study
b u s i n e s s administration.
Xsnnsth is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert H. Kelly.
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Mickey was a member of
the Chorus and ths Pap Club
at Lyman High School. She
plans to stiroll at Jonrs
Business College and study
IBM keypunch operating.
> The daughter o f Mr. and
Mr*. Milton Lady, Mickey
enjoye awimming, eketing,
bowling and putt-putt golf.
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Susan Laura Lakatosh
flusaa was a member of
tha Para-Madlcal C l u b ,
Spanish Club, annual staff.
Bata Club, Psp Club and
Prom committee. She was
also aa honor escort. After
graduation Susan plane to
attend college in New Jer
sey and etudy to be n med
ical technologist. She is tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mra.
SUphen Lakatosh and in
htr spare tims she enjoys
swimming and horseback
ridiag.
Gary Charles Law
plan
,
ture era indefinite, but he
ia thinking of going to a
technical school, Hs Is tha
son o f Mrs. Harry Law of
Longwood.
a msm!
ths Bata Club snd
snd ths newsaper staff at Lyman High
c h o o I . Bha transferred
from Evans High School In
1064 whera she was a mem
ber o f tha Honor Soclsty,
Future Secretsrlec, Future
Homemakers, Psp Club and
nswspsper staff.
Dianna
plans to work as a secretary
after graduation. Sha ia tha
daughtsr of Mr. and Mra.
Arthur Kllmtr, Jr. o f Al
tamonte Springs and la her
spare time likes tn ski, ewim
or bowL
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Bruce was manager o f
the football taam for thn-u
yeara and a member o f the
I-ettermen'e Club two years.
I He plans to attend Massey
Technical School in Jocksonvilia and study architect
ural drafting. Bruca is the
r{ son uf Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Kershner and his hobby is
bowling.
Lauretta was • member
o f the Girle Athletic Assoc
iation for four yeara and
served as president in her
junior year. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Kerns of Fern Park
Florida.
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Sandra Michelle
Lawrence
Sandra waa a member o f
tha Student Council and af
tha Drama Club. Her plana
for the future ara indefinite
at this tiros. Sand re's par
ents ara Mr. sad Mra. B. R.
Manning and she lists swim
ming and horseback ridiag
aa ear hobbles.
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Bonnie waa named "Moat
Intellectual" among Senior
Superlativea at Lyman High
School. She waa bualneaa
manager o f the annual
staff, received the DAfl
Award for excellence In
history, took part In the
8enlor Claaa play and play
ed the flute In the band.
She waa a member o f the
lleta Club, Drama Club, Pa
ra-Medical Club, Pep Club
and howling team. She will
enroll at Florida Btate Uni
versity to atudy mathemat
ics. Bennie's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Layman
and her snare time hobbies
Include skiing, bowling and
sewing.
Biehard was ■ member of
tha Brain Bowl tsam and an
over-all Science Fair winner
In his junior year. Ha re
ceived a letter of commen
dation from tha National
Merit Scholarship Founda
tion and attended Stetson
University in tha Advanced
Studlea program. Ha waa a
member o f the Beta Club,
Spanish Club and Paramedi
cal Club and ba plana to
study medicine, beflnnrag
this fail at tha University of
Florida. Richard is tha son
o f Mr. and Mrs. Jamea R,
MacDonald and his bobblea
are sailing, fishing, swim
ming. coin collecting and
reading.
Woody was president of
the Pep Club, a member of
the Lettermen'a Club, the
Spanish Club nnd the bowlIns team. He plana to enroll
at Florida Southern College.
Woody la the eon of Mr. and
Mra. Arthur Lee of Long*
wood and he enjoys swimmins, akllng, aiming and
tennis.
Congratulations, Seniors!
• P r e s e n tin g .....................
Charles Wayne Lingenfelt
Edward Lilly
Richard Paul Leonard
Lynwood Arthur Lee
Anne Layman
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Larry la planning to take
a business course at Maaaey
Business College after grad
uation from Lyman High
School. He la tha son of Mrs.
Hester Lilly and spare time
bobblea are hunting, swim
ming, racing and fishing.
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Margie Nansue Linton
Deep South Products, Inc.
C h a r l e s Is considering
joining the U. S. Air Force
after graduation or perhaps
seeking employment In the
field o f refrigeration. He is
the son of Mr. snd Mrs.
John F. Llngerfclt Jr. of
Longwood and he enjoys ski
ing and coin collecting In hla
spare time.
Forest City, Florida
Case Power & Equipment
of Seminole County Schools!
Elizabeth Ann Lunn
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Ed plans to begin hla stu
dies toward a law degree by
enrolling in Orlando Junior
College. He ia the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeWitt
of Fern Park.
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Sharron Jean McKinley
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Denise was a mem ber c f
tha Pep Club. Spanish Club,
journalism staff, F u t u r e
Nurses and CBE Club. She
ia presently employed nt the
Florida lnsuranaa Exchange
and will continue to work
there after g r a d u a t i o n .
Denise la tha daughter of
Mr. and Mra. George M c
Laughlin and spare time ac
tivities for beg- i n c l u d e
swimming, dancing or sew
ing.
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Rayburn Thomas Milwee, Jr.
.
Denise Marie McLaughlin
Sharron waa a member of
the Pep Club and the Drama
Club at Lyman High School.
Sbe ia tho daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Gena R. McKinley
of Altamonte Springs and
ber bobby ia modem Ju s.
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Donald Charles Miller
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Larry waa a member of
the Beta Club, the TEC Club
and the Student Council. He
plans to attend Auburn Uni
versity to study electrical
engineering after hla gradu
ation from Lyman H i g h
School. He la tha son of Mr.
and Mra. Harvey S. Mar
shall and like to work on
cars in hia spam time.
Fau! waa president of the
band and one of the most
accomplished members. He
was a member of the All
Florida All Star Marching
Band for three years and in
the stage band for three
years. Ilo waa also a mem
ber of the journallam staff.
He plana to continue his
study uf music at Stetson
University. Paul's parents
are Mr. and Mra. Paul J.
McGhee of A l t a m o n t e
Springs and hia spare time
activities include m u a 1 c ,
racing and swimming,
John wai a member of the
Drama Club and served as
set director for the Senior
Class play. He is Interested
in tiie study of psthology
and will enroll first at Or
lando Junior College and
later tha University of Flori
da. lie Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Misclsntonl and
he likei awlmmlng, sports
cars and camping in hla
spare time.
Edward Lee Martin
Larry Joe Marshall
Paul Dean McGhee
John Frederic Masciantoni
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Dave waa voted "Most At
tractive" nmung S e n i o r
Superlativea anil won honor
able mention in the OBC in
football. He played lour
years of basketball and was
also on the track team. Ho
was a member of the Lettermen's Club ami the TEC
Club. Dsve Is proud of tho
fact that ho was the winner
of the International aurfing
contest at Mskaha. Ho Is tho
son of Major and Mrs. Les
lie Matis and Ms hobbles are
surfing, swimming and skin
diving.
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Mika w ai president of the
Lyman TEC Club and after
graduation will work awhile
and then attend Southern In
stitute of Technology to
study electronics. He will
probably work at Dearborn.
Mike la tha son o f Mrs.
Christine MacMillen of Caiselberry and hia Bobby la
ahortwev# radio.
Aurora was a member of
the Spanish Club, tba QAA
and the Pep Club. After
graduation aha plana to at
tend Orlando Junior Col
lege. She la the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Howard A.
MacDonald and e n j o y s
swimming and bowling ia
ber spare Urns,
David Leslie Matis
Vicky was a member of
the band, the Spanish Club,
Paramedical Club, (!AA and
.Senior Service Club. She
was nltu an office worker.
She plans to attend Massey
Business Colleen to study ac
counting. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilahcrt
Mallard and likei to ski,
read or swim In her spars
time,
Michael Eric MacMillen
Aurora Belinda MacDonald
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Lynn Mallard
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“ Ltxabclb" was a varsity
cheerleader for two years
and a member of tho Future
Teachers, Spanish Club. Pep
C l u b . Lettcrmcn's Club,
Beta Club, Student Council,
Paramedical Club and Fu
ture Homemakers. She waa
sccrelary of the Drama Club
and in the tail will enter the
University of South Florida
to study drama. She if the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lunn and her hob
bles are swimming a n d
painting.
Beverly was a member o f
the CUE and after gradua
tion plana to work In an offiro and take some night
courses. Slio is tho daugh
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Arls
Catsum ami enjoys rending,
swimming and scuba diving.
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Supt. Seminole County Schools
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Beverly Doris Catsam
R. T. Milwee
Ph.: MI 7-1008
Winter Park, Florida
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Congratulations to all graduates
Industrial & Agricultural Equipment
033 N. Orlando Avc.
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Nansut was a majorette
and waa also in tha band.
Sha served on the Student
Council and waa a member
of the Pep Club. Sbe plans
to enroll in Woody’s Hair
styling Institute after gradu
ation. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Maurice Lin
ton and her bobby is swim
ming.
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Thomas Anthony Mioducki
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Dave waa a transfer stu
dent from St. Louis, Mis
souri wham be played golf
and baseball and played in
the dance bind. At Lyman
gh School ba was a memr of the dance band and
the concert band. At Orlan
do Junior College this fall
be will continue to study
music, Dave is tba eon of
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Don wai a member of
band for four years, as v
aa the Pen Club and
Chorus. Hla hobby ia dri
lag and
ai
ho will enter
fling School oI Art
lUngil
atudy
„ _ J y commercial art, 1
is the ton of Mr. and It
Charles Miller of Cas
Torn was a member o f tho
. annual staff, Future TeachI era. Spanish Club and Pep
Club. Ha p lu s to attend
J Georgia Southern College to
atudy teaching and business
administration. He is the sou
of
Superintendent *im*
Mra. R. T. Milwua of Longwood and big spare time ac
tivities toetado swimming
Tom wag a member e f tha
track teem , the Spanish
Club and tba Paramedical
Club. Ha plans to study m e
dicine, beginning at Orlando
Junior C allcit. Tom is the
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ward L. Mioducki nod favor
ite pastimes include basketball., skiing, m usk s a d
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Priscilla June Mitchell
Roger Lyles Mobley
Priscilla, whoie nickname
la "Chria" ia a transfer student from Cortland, N. Y „
where ahe wai active In
. dancing, tinging, modeling,
muilc and drama. In addi
tion to these activities she
enjoys horseback riding in
her spare time. After gradu
ation Chria will attend CCBI
in Syracuse, N. Y. to study
c r i m i n a l law secretarial
work. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee land R.
Mitchell.
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Dorothy Eileen Muir
Sandrea Lee Mulneix
Dottle was librarian of the
band for four yeari, a m em
b e r of the Paramedical
Club, the Drama Club and
the F u t u r e Homemakers.
She took part in the Senior
Class play. After graduation
she will enroll in Daytona
Beach Junior College to
study nursing and medical
technology. She Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Muir of LongHood. Her hob
bles are music, swimming
and art.
Roger was manager of the
baseball team for f o u r
years, a member of the TEC
Club and the Lettermen’a
Club. He plana to study elec
tronic! at Massey Technical
School In Jacksonville. He la
the aon of Mrs. Mary Mob
ley o f Longwood. In hia
(pare time he enjoys fish
ing, hunting or water skiing.
.
Sandy was a member o(
' the Chorus, Spanish Club,
Drama Club and Paramedi
cal Club. She plans to itudr
nursing at Daytona Beach
Junior College. Sandy ia the
daughter of Mr, and Mr*.
Richard Mulneix. In her
spare time she enjoys swim
ming. horseback riding
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minx,
and
reading.
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Mary Elizabeth Nash
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Mary plans to study busi
ness after graduation. She la
the daughter of Mr. and
Mr*. George L. Nash and
her pastimes are swimming,
racing and horseback riding.
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Congratulations to (aradimtcs of
Lyman High School
Company
Orlando Motors
NICHOLAS FORESCO
"Y our Friendly Dodge Denier"
26 W. Colonial — 411 N. Orange Blossom Trail
Ph.: 425-2681
Orlando, Fla.
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Mike waa a member o f the
Spanlah Club and the Pep
Club. He plana to attend Or
lando Junior College and
later, t h e University of
Florida to study pharmacy.
He plana to continue working
in Albert’s Drug Store while
attending OJC. Mike la the
eon of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Nelson of Bear Lake and
hla pastimes Include her
petology, akin diving, water
skiing and swimming.
Fern Park, Florida
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Harvey Carl Neufeld
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Sarah Elizabeth Potter
Candyce Jean Potter
Sandra Jean Newton
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Hsrvey, who la sometimes
called "D uffy" was report
er for the DECA'and a deleate to the state convention
l Clearwater, He played
two years of baseball and
wai a member of the Lettermen’e Club and the Spanish
Club. The son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Neufeld. Duffy
was born in Germany. He
Ians to attend Orlando
unlor College after gradu
ation from Lyman H i g h
School. In hla spare time be
like to play beeebaU.
Candy waa a cheerleader,
won the Journalism Award,
was a member o f the ParaMedical Club and the Drama
Club. She plans to attend
Palm Beach Junior College,
Her parents are Mr. and
Mra. Luther Potter and In
her spare time she likes to
write, awim and dance,
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Sand! hopes to And a eeeretarlal job after graduation.
She waa a member o f the
GAA and the Library Club
and her hobbles are sports
and chess playing. Saadi ia
the daughter of Mr. and Mra.
R o b e r tD . Newton «4 AHamonte Springs.
Betsy was a member of the
Para-Medical Club, the Pep
Club and the Spanish Club.
She plans to attend West
Palm Ueach Junior College
and study psychology. She
Is the daughter o f U r. and
Mrs. Luther Potter.
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Roger Allen Norman
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Gary, who waa born In
New
Brunswick,
Canada
plans to return there and
join the Canadian Navy af
ter graduation at Lyman
High School. He la the son
of Mr. and Mra.
Paul
O'Brien and hla hobbles are
go-karts, motorcycling, hunt
ing and fishing.
Roger w ai vice president
o f the DECA and ■ delegate
to the convention In Clear
water. He was a member of
the track team and the Dra
ma Club. Roger la the son of
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth A.
Norman of Fern Park and
In hit spare time he enjoys
motorcycle riding, water ski
ing and playing the trumpet.
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Kerry was a member i f
the Brain Bowl Team, the
Beta Club and the Senior
Service Club. She la the
daughter of Mr. end Mrs.
Kelly J. Parker o f Longwood
and after graduation the
plana to attend Wheaton Col
lege In lillaola to study Bible
sod math. Her paatlmei a n
embroidering, m u s i c , bird
watching and reading.
William plana to join the
Navy. He Is the son of Maj.
and Mrs. William C. Opfer,
i Jr. and his hobbles are bowl
ing ami swimming.
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Paula Faye Pate
Kerry Judith Parker
William Charles Opfer
Gary Malcolm O’Brien
Donald Steven Patrick
Barbara Anne Foreso
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John Richard Patterson, Jr.
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Doe plant to attend Montreat Junior College la North
Carolina to study math. He
pleyed basketball, football,
was a member of the Student
Council and vice president of
the Beta Club. Don ia the
eon of Mr. and Mra. Arthur
S. Patrick and hla hobbles
are water skiing, swimming
and reading.
. F a ils p l u s to study •
business Mures after gradu
ation. She la the daughter of
Mr. and K it. John H~ Pate
and in bar apart time the
likes to water ski, swim or
point
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Philip Ronald Perrault, Jr.
Barbara la called "Bobbl"
by her frlende. She would
like to teach so will enter
t h e University of South
Florida to study. She served
as parliamentarian of the
Lyman High Future Teach
ers Association and waa also
a member of the Drama
Club, Pep Club, GAA and
bowling team. She won the
Girls Athletic Award and
took part in the Senior Class
play. Itobbl is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R.
Foreso of Altamonte Springs
and her hobbles are reading
and all kindi of sports.
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Loren Vernell Perry, Jr.
Steven Theodore Picha
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and one year of bas_ ------- sad won the Bill
Frndoe Merit Award In
f boUreklp end athktics. He
m o
won Mori Improved
Plexer Award la football. Be-
a x KuW s
classes two Right a week, lie
waa a member of the TEC
the Lauer
Lettermen'a
«Club
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Linda Lee Pinnock
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Loren plana to work for
Seltey, Inc. after graduation.
He la the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Loren V. Perry, Sr. and hla
bobby is model work.
John played football and
waa a member o f the Para
medical Club. He plaas to ottend Orlando Junior College
end take pre-med courses.
He la the ton o f Mr. and Mra.
John K. Patterson and hla
hobbles are swimming, skla
diving and water skiing.
Steven plana to a t t e n d
Florida State University or
join the Navy. He waa presi
dent of the Spanish Club in
New Mesico and has
been active In track, music,
bowling and golf. Ilia hobby
la cars. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Picha.
Linda waa Sweethaart ad
the DECA and a delegate to
the elate convention. She
waa n member of the Chorus.
GAA. pep Club, journalism
staff and Prom Commit!**
and waa corrastmadlng
rotary for tho Para-Mw
todies!
Club. Sbo plana
airline Stewart
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alter graduation. Linda is tha
daughter o f Mr. aad Mra.
Ffcgp PeruulCsr. M Alla
rttead D e % a li Bm c E ^ ubIw
Cj o e i e end study slaetri'■
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Gregord Thomas Newton
Nancy Elizabeth Porter
Thomas Poit
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Robert Allen Conkle, Jr.
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Nancy plans to attend the
University of South Florida
after graduation. She w ai a
cheerleader, a member of the
Drama Club, Pep Club, an
nual staff. Future Nurses,
newspaper staff and GAA.
She is the daughter of Lt.
Col. and Mrs. S. J. Porter
and her psitlmes are swim
ming. horseback riding and
aewing.
Barry plans to attend Or
lando Junior College after
graduation. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Polt
of Altamonle Springs.
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Patricia Louise Power
A fter graduation Bob la
considering attending Or
lando Junior College to stu
dy science or engineering.
Ills hobby la photography.
Ha la the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Conkle o f Caseelberry.
Gregg plant to enter the
service after graduation. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Newton o f Fern Park
and his hobby is sports.
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Sally Jo Currell
The Dufault Co.
Florida Utilities
Commercial Kitchen Equipment
Sally waa a member o f
the GAA and tha Glee Club.
She would like to attend
college In Pennsylvania or
Florida and study business
education or science. She is
tha daughter of Mrs. Ida
Jana Currell o f Lake Brant
ley and her hobblea ara
horseback riding and other
sports.
Service and Repairs
W inter Park, Fla.
Canton Ave.
Patti was treasurer of the
F u t u r e Homemakers of
America. She plant to aeek
office work after graduation.
Patti la the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Leo Power.
Hwy. 434 — Sanlando Springs Road
Ph.: 838-2342
Longwood, Fla.
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Beatrice Raye Savarese
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Austin Kearney Saville, III
Bea played tha piano for
tha Chorus, was a member
of tha GAA, tha Pap Club,
Drama Club end Spanish
Club. Bha plana to enter the
UfHveraity o f Florida In the
fall end study language*.
Her hobbies a n skating,
bowling, skiing, horseback
riding and piano. Bha la the
daughter o f Mr. end Mra.
Raymond Savarese of North
Orlando.
Patrick Michael Shea
Peter Carrington Van Pelt
Austin
played
football
and
was
a
member
of tha Letterman’s Club. He
waa also in tha band one
year. Ha plana to attend
Orlando Junior College and
study pre-law. Austin is tha
son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Bavilla, Jr. of Fern Perk
and hie hobblea era tennis
end water ekllng.
Guy Martin Shield!
Keith George Salmi
Keith played football and
wns a member of the Lettermen'a Club. Ha waa a
member o f tha Para-Medi
cal Club and plana to study
veterinary medicine, begin
ning at Orlando Junior Col
lege. Ha la the son o f Mr.
and Mra. Leo Salmi o f Bear
Lake and hla hobblea are
car racing and eurfing.
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Michael Sewell
Mika waa editor o f the
Lyman Ledger, achool news
paper, a member o f tha Dra
ma Club, the Spanish Club
and tha Benior Barries
Club. Ha is also an Eagle
Scout with Broma Palm
medal. Mika wii'. study p o
litico! science at the Uni
versity o f Florida. He Is
tha son o f Mr. and Mrs.
Homer 8. Bewail, Jr. o f A l
tamonta Springs and hla
pastimes ara swimming and
w rtcr skiing.
Pete la undecided about
hla future at this time. Hla
parents are Mr. and Mra.
Howard Van Pelt.
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Gwyn was a member of
the Glee Club, Spanish Club
and Beta Club. She plana to
attend Orlando Junior Col*
lege end study language
end education. Gwyn is the
daughter o f Mr. end Mrs.
Paul E. Rutenkroger of
Casselberry and har peatimes are swimming, tennis
and piano.
Paul
played football,
baseball and was a member
o f the track team, aa well
as the 1-etlennrn’a Club. He
plana to loin the Air Fona
after graduation. Paul la the
son of Mra. Anna Hopkins
nf Casselberry and hla hob
by la weight lifting.
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Diana w u a member of the
CBE and after graduation
plana to attend Jones Busi
ness College. She also plans
to work at the YMCA in
Winter Park. Diana Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Rippberger and her
hobbles are reading, aewing
and teaching Sunday School.
Gwyn Ann Rutenkroger
Paul George Rumbley
Mary Frances wai ■ mem
ber of the Pep Club and the
Spanish Club. She will attend
Florida Technical College
and study computer pro
gramming. Mary Prancrs la
the daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Thomas Rogers of Altamonte
Springs ana her habblei In
clude swimming, coin and
itamp collecting.
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Dianne was ■ cheerleader,
president of the F u t u r e
Homemakers, a member of
the Pep Club, the Drama
Club and the GAA. She plans
to work a while and then ap
ply to bo an airline steward
ess. She la the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rhoads
of Altamonta Springs.
Frank was captain of the
Brain Bowl team, president
of the Senior Class, a mem
ber of thcPara-Medical Club
and the Drams Club. He
plans to attend the Univer
sity of Florida and Intends
to become a doctor. Frank la
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Renew.
Allan was the DECA rep
resentative for public speak
ing at the club banquet. Ilia
future plans are Indefinite.
Hla parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Forest neck of Alta
monte Springs.
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Diana Lee Rippberger
Dianne Rhoads
Frank Garnett Renew
Varyl Allan Reck
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Sally Jo Simpkins
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Deirdra Tuohey
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■ball club for two years,
rod football and was a
nbsr o f tha Lottarmsn's
b. Us plana to join ths
rkw after
graduation.
, la tbs son o f Mrs. Marim
Umstoad and bis
Mao lavolva sports.
Guy plana to enter the
University o f Florida this
fall to study engineering.
He te the eon of Mr. and
Mrs. James Shields of Altamonte Springe end sports
cara are hla nobby.
Salty Jo was pseretary ol
ths Future Homs makers,
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Council, GAA, Future Nurs
as and Chorus. Bha la tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs
Charlta Simpkins o f Long
wood and altar graduatior
aha plana to attend Jonei
Business College and stud)
IBM accounting.
Delrdra ta the daughter
of Mr. and Mra. Jack Gran
ger and her hobblea ara
reading and aewing.
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Terry was a member o f
the track team for two
year*. He was also active in
the Drama Club and Pop
Club. He will enroll at the
University of South Florida
to study architecture after
graduation f r o m
Lyman
High School. Terry's par
ent* are Mr. and Mr*. Rob
ert W. Smith and hia pas
time* Include surfing, sport*
cars and water sports.
Sara Is tha daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Odis C. Smith
and her hobbies are swim
ming, tennis and hiking.
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Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.
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OTOO'uE© S u A u G BAC3DS
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Clerk of Circuit Court
Linda waa a member o f
the Para-Medical Club and
before traniferrlng to L y
man High School waa a
member of the Latin Club,
Pep Club and Girla Chorus
at Bishop Burke School in
Gloveraville, N. V. She plana
to atudy nuraing. Linda la
the daughter of William H.
St. Lawrenct o f Fern Park.
Margaret waa aUta
ret ary of tha TEC Club, a
member
o f th*
Future
Tearhera, Future Homemakera, Drama Club, C ite Club,
GAA, Student Council and
Homecoming Court. She al*
ao took part In tha play
•Time Out for Love." Mar
garet ia the daughter o f Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ralph Stevena o f
Longwood and after gradu
ation ahe plana to work at
the Winter Park Telephone
Company for a whli# and
then attend the Unlreralty
of South Florida to atudy
elementary
education. lit
her spare time Margaret
enjoy* akating and all kind*
o f art.
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Mike played varsity hasketball and baseball and
Junior varsity basketball at
Lyman High School and
was a member of the Let
termen'a Club. He plans to
attend Orlando Junior Col
lege next fail. Mike ia the
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Sterling of Cataelben-y.
Congratulations, Seniors!
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Margaret Ellen Stevens
Michael Douglas Sterling
Robert Terry Smith
Elizabeth Smith
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Eric waa a member o f
the DECA Club and treas
urer of the Science Club,
He would like to study con
servation at Orlando Junior
College after graduation.
Hia parents are Mr. and
Mra. I). E. Sukhia o f Alta
monte Springs and hla hob
biea include archery, cycl
ing and hunting.
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Sanford Plaza
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Kennel Club
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Suniaiulo Springs — Ihvy. 43-1
P.O. Box f>32
Longwood, Florida
Ph.: 838-3085
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George William Taylor
Eva Darlene Tatum
Eva waa a member o f th*
Drama Club, Para-Medical
Club and Pep Club and serv
ed as a laboratory assistant.
She plana to attend tha Unlveralty at Suffolk, Virginia
and atudy for her BS de
gree In nursing. Eva ia the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Tatum of Fern Park
and her hobby la ctremlca.
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Ann was natnad "Wittiest
Girl" among 8enlor Sup**latlvaa. Sha waa vies presi
dent o f tha Sanlor Class, a
member o f the Student
Council, Spaniah Club, Prom
Committaa, Band and Fu
ture Taarhare. Sha will en
ter Florida Stata Universi
ty to atudy English, drama
and sociology. Ann ia the
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Trawick o f Altamonte
Springs and bar pastimes
Include swimming or sew
ing,
Leroy waa a member o f
tha TEC Club. Ha has made
no future plana yet, stating
that ha "w ill g o out in the
world and look until he
finds what ha likes." He
enjoya
bowling,
fishing,
horseback riding and many
other things. Leroy la the
son of Mr. and Mra. Owtn
P. Tyson of Casselberry.
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Barbara Ann Tullock
Randy played football and
waa a member o f tha Senior
Service Club. Ha plane t<>
begin college atudlea in en
gineering at Orlando Junior
College and then transfer
to Michigan State. He is
tha son o f Mr. and MrsClaud* Seaman of Cassel
berry and hi* hobbles are
swimming and water skiing.
Terry la a transfer stu
dent from I.akeview High
School where ho played
football and waa a member
o f the track team. Ha was
alao secretary o f the Varaity Club, Interact Club and
Prom Committee. At t.yman
he played football and track
and waa a member of the
Lettermen'a Club. He will
enroll at Florida Stata Uni
versity to atudy pre-med.
Terry la the aon of Mra.
Lot* S, Touta o f Altamonte
Springs. In hla (pare time
he enjoys aiding, swim
ming, hunting and packet
billiards.
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Richard Hudson Simpson, III
Richard waa a member o f
the band at Lyman High
School. A fter graduation ne
plana to work for Denver
Brownlee Motors. Ha la tho
■on o f Mra. Eleanor Simpaon of Altamonte Spring*
and hit hobbiea ara music,
eurfing and fishing.
Barbara plana to study
IBM accounting after grad
uation. She is tha daughter
o f Mr. and Mra. R. C. Tul
lock of Longwood and her
favorita pastime la swim
ming.
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Randy Kenneth Seaman
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Terry Lee Toole
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Sharon would Ilka to be n
medical secretary and will
enroll at Orlando Junior
College for thin atudy. She
waa n member of tha Span
ish Club. Drama Club and
Future Teachers. Sharon la
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert F. Tucker of
Casselberry and har hubby
la akating.
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Ronnia played
football
and waa a member of tha
track team both at Lyman
High School and hla former
erhool, 1-akeview High. Ho
»aa alao a member o f the
Prom Committee and tho
lettermen'a Club. Ronnlo I*
the aon o f Mra. Lola S.
Toole of Altamonte Springs
and after graduation will
enroll at Florida State Uni
versity, Ilia hobbiea include
skiing, awlnimlng, hunting
and pocket billiard*.
Sharon Louise Tucker
Ann Winston Trawick
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Ronald David Toole
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Leroy Everett Tyson
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Carot waa a member o f
the Drama Club, Spaniah
Club, GAA nnd Pep Club
■ml was formerly a member
of the California Scholar
ship Federation and the
American
Field
Service.
She ia th* dsughler of Mr.
and Mra. Roliert Tipple nnd
plana to attend Hollins Collego after graduation.
Cecil la Intereated In the
atudy of electronic* and
will attend Daytona Beuch
Junior College. He ia the
aon o f Mr. and Mra. C.
P. Thompaon o f Longwood.
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Carol Ann Tipple
Philip Thompson
Snndy was voted "Best
Ml-A round Girl" a m o n g
Senior Superlative*. S It a
tin Homecoming Queen in
tier senior year and a mem
ber of tiic court In her Jun
ior year. She waa Captain
>f ilia cheerleaders, aecrctary of the Student Council,
weretary o f both tha Sopho
more and Junior classes.
Kho waa prualdent o f tha
i!AA In her freihman year,
ircretary of tha Spaniah
Club and a member o f tha
Lettermen'a Club, tha Dra
ma Club and Pep Club. San
dy la intereated la becoming
a coamoloioitiit and Hair
stylist and
will
attend
Woody's Halratyllnc Inatltute next year.
Kenneth played football
and waa a member o f the
track team, the Drama Club
and the TEC Club, He plana
further atudlea In data pro.
ceiaing and program com
puting at Florida Technical
College. Kenneth la the son
o f Mr. and Mra. William
Taylor and enjoya akin div
ing, water skiing and boat
ing.
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Kenneth Edward Taylor
Bill is Intereated In study
ing zoology at Orlando Jun
ior College. He ia the aon
of Mra. Virginia Peacdcrio
and hla hobldes ara coincollecting and cars.
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Penelope Mary Vaughn
Penelope waa vice presi
dent of the Girla' Athletic
Association and Sergeant at
arma of tha CUE Club. Her
future plana ara uncertain
at thla time. Penny la the
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Roger E. Vaughn and In her
■para time ahe likes to take
care of greyhounds.
Elaine Catherine Haynie
Elaine was secretary o f
the Beta Club and was a
member of the Para-Medical
Club, Spaniah Club, Pap
Club,
GAA,
lettermen'a
l Club, Drama Club, Hand,
’ bowling tram, prom steer
ing committee. She waa co
editor o f the Lyman l e d
ger. Elaine plans to attend
Palm Beach Junior College
and atudy dental hygiene.
She ia the daughter o f Mr.
and Mra. Herbert H. Hay
nie o f Longwood and in her
■rare time enjoys swim
ming, skiing, bowling and
tu r n s.
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Charlea waa captain o f
the football team and won
tha Outstanding Lineman
Award. He lettered in base
ball, baakatball and track
and waa a member o f the
Lettermen'a Club. He waa
president o f the Sophomore
Class and alao the Junior
Class and vice prealdent o f
Student Council. Chuck waa
a member o f the annual
ataff, Prom committee, Stu
dent Council and Spanish
Club, He wilt enroll at the
University o f South Florida
to study engineering. Chuck
fa the aon o f Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Wagner o f Cassel
berry and nis hobbies In
clude waterskiing and fish
ing.
Lynn w u vice president
o f the CBE club, a member
o f the journalism ataff find
the GAA. She plena to be a
dental hyitlenlat. Lynn la
the daughter o f Mr. and
Mra. Leo Voakan o f Longwood.
Jim took honors at the
school and regional aclenca
fairs and had hie exhibit
entered in tha State Science
Fair. He haa moved around
quite a bit and waa a mem
ber o f the track team and
Sclenca Club at Seminole
High School; member o f
the track team and TEC
Club at Winter Haven High
School and o f the TEC
Club at Lyman High School.
He ia undecided whether to
enter the A ir Force or go
to college and study elec
tronics. Jim ia the aon o f
Mr. and Mra. Robert Wake
field and hit hobbles include
flying, fishing, skiing and
electronic experiments.
Best of Luck, Graduates
Presenting
Janice Marie W estbeny
Janice plana to attend cith
er Brevard Junior College or
Valdosta State College to
take a builneaa courae. She
waa a member of the Para*
MedJeal Club, Student Coun
cil, Pep Club. Drama Club
and Spanlih Club. She la the
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
W. C. Weitberry and In her
■pare time enjoys twlmining,
dancing, reading and draw
ing.
Florida Pallet Corporation
Perfection Dairies
INDUSTRIAL WOOD PALLETS
2562 Park Drive
P.O. Box 530
Gary Michael Watn
James Robert Wakefield
Charles Edward Wagner
Lynn Diane Voskan
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Gary
probably attend
n vocstil school but his
ilans aindefinite now. He
s the a of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. 1 ton of North Or
lando a hla hobbies are
swlmmii and surfing.
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Opal Maie Westmorimd
Longwood, Fla.
F h.: Snnford, 322-6411
Opal i secretary of the
DECA at plana to attend a
beauty sool after graduation. In r spare time she
ys \timing, skiing and
roller akng.
Sanford, Florida
W right’s Grocery
Inland Materials
Compliments o f
Ilcdi-Mixcd Concrete
HELEN WRIGHT
Hwy 17-92
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Maitland, Fla.
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Andrea Carol White
T
mil
wae voted "Moat Taj.
enlcd B oy" among Senior
Superlatives. He waa drum
mapor, atudent director ot
the band and All State Stage
Band drummer. He waa alao
a member of the Drama
Club. At college. Bill will
study muaie and educalion.
He la the ion ot Mr. and
Mra. W. W. Wharton. Jr. and
hit hobby la playing folk muale. He waa well-known aa a
member of the "Tradewlnda" folk alnging group.
S i
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Kathaleen Marie Wiese
If
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Wanda Joyce Wilson
P r e s e n tin g .....................
Suzanne Ellen W o i
Eugene played four year*
of football and waa co-cap
tain of the team In hit sen
ior year. He also was ailconference in the OBC. He
laved four yeara o f basketall snd two years of track.
Eugene waa a member of the
Lettermen'a Club, Student.
Council, Spanish G ub and
Chorua. Plana for the fu
ture include enrolling in Day
tona Beach Junior College to
begin pre-med or physical
education studies. Eugene is
the son of Mr. and Mra.
Richard Winkelman and his
hobbles sre s u r f i n g and
swimming.
J
Sue waai member o f the
Lyman Hi] School band and
the Pep ( b. She plans to
seek work n a business office after raduation. She it
the daugbtr o f Mr. and Mrs.
Richard V od of Altamonte
Springs a I sports ere her
hobby.
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Sandra Lee Yates
Richard Terry Young
"M ot
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Robert J. Cartwright, II
Sandra wilt seek secre
tarial work after graduation.
Her parents are Mr. and
Mra. Delbert Yetes and bar
favorite
paatimea include
swimming, dancing, skiing
and cooking.
Marcia expects to work at
Oranga Memorial Hospital
after graduation. She la the
daughter of Mr. and Mra. K.
I). Wynne o f Forest City
and her favorite pastime is
horseback riding.
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Sandra Tiffner
seek a Job
after grad
son o f Mr,
Cartwright
Sandra will seek employ
ment In the commercial field
altar graduation. She ia tha
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Jamas F. Tiffner.
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Richard's plana for the fu
ture ere indefinite at thli
time. Hit parents are Mr.
and Mra. Charlea Young of
Altamonte Springs and his
bobbies are fishing, swim
ming snd numismatics.
Presenting
Susan Elizabeth Rucks
■■
Robert plans to
with a newspaper
uation. He la. flat
and Mra. Robert
•I Casselberry.
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Eugene Myrick Winkelman
Marcia Paulette Wynne
the Senior Superlatives at
Lyman High School, She waa
secretary o f the Student
Council on which she served
four years, treasurer and
later vice president of the
Pen Clulit member o f the
Fulurc Teachers, Spanish
Club. GAA and was a Girl's
State alternate. Ruth Is tho
d a u g h t c r of Mrs. Helen
Wright and ahe plana to at
tend Orlando Junior College
to study math. She enjoya all
kinds of water sports and
likes to read in her spare
time.
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Wanda win attend the Bap
tist Bible Seminary in Ar
lington. Texas to atudy rcllgion. She was member of the
Future Nurses at Lyman
High School and enjoyi all
kinds of sports. She la the
daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Howard Wilson of Altamonte
Springs.
Linda waa a member o f the
FHA and DECA. She will atu
dy to Im3 a dental aiaiatant at
the Career Academy In At
lanta. Ga. Linda ia the
daughter o f Mr. and Mra.
J. C. Valentine o f Caaaelberry and her hobbica are
cooking, aewing and aporta.
named
Hannali nas a member of
the Nathp 1 Honor Society,
Beta C J b . Para-Medical
Club, B, i. and Student
Council, s plana
.
to study
nursing i the University of
Buffslo, iw York. She ti
the daugl
. r of LL and Mra.
William (^Williams of Longwood SL
nc ie,r favorite pasttimes inc le swimming and
akin divb
eek wor« a e business sof
.JU\
iW jdUi:
Ruth Helen Wright
Hannah Marie Will ms
Kathy was secretary ot the
Library Club, a member of
the Spanish Club. GAA, ParaMedical Club, Drama Club,
baiketbali team. Chorus and
Pep Club. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
E. Wiese and after gradu
ation she will enroll at Day
tona Beach Junior College.
Her hobbies Include swiming. water skiing, bowling
and dancing.
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Linda Joyce Wills
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Andrea plana to atudy to
be a beautician after gradu
ation from L y m a n High
School. She la the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
White of Casselberry and her
favorite pastimes are sew
ing and reading.
Presenting
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Ruth was
Longwood, Florida
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William Watts Wharton, III
Ifii
404 N. Orlando Ave.
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Charles Lee Worley
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Susan waa n mem ber o f
the GAA. the Latin Club and
the Pep Club. She la plan
ning to attend Bauder Col
lege. Her parents are Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Rucks. Jr.
and her bobby ia boating.
Charles was ■ recent trans
fer to Lyman Hl/gh School
from Hammond Klrii School
In Hammond, Indiana. He
pises to enlist in the Air
Force a f t e r
graduation.
Charles is the son of Mrs.
Alice Worley of Fern Park
and his bobby Is “ ca rs." ..
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Phone m - M l l
Sip Code 32771
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VOL. 67
United Pres* Leased Wire
Established 1008
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 206
Econ Flood Study 3 7 % Complete
VALEDICTORIAN of ScminolB Illffh School commencement exercises
will be Helen Mann (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann. Snlutatorian will be Bonnie Caolo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caolo.
Ceremonies will be held at 8 p.m. tonight at all four county high schools
with 680 seniors receiving their diplomas.
Storm, 3-Inch Rain
Batter Osteen Area
C lO C
Sanford Naval Air Station la
seeking to employ two Sinford area students for the
dim m er In connection with
the President's youth oppor
tunity program. There are
opening* for two typist*. Stu
dent! lntcreatcd in the jobi
ahould contact the State Em
ployment Office in Sanford
prior to June 1L
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Our advice to the 6SS senfora graduating from Seminole
County high achooli tonight;
"Thera are thinga never to
ba done. Hate never. Deatroy
never.Oppreia never.
And
snost o f all, deapalr never."
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LeoKemfcth
Turner,
301
Fairway Jtoad, had the natioo’a No. 1 ipeaker at hit
graduation. Turner received
a degree from II ay lor
Unlvcrilty laat week. Prcaidcnt
Johnson was the ipeaker at
the ceremonies at Waco, Texas.
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A new church to be built on
Sanford
Avenue
proclaims
that it la not a member of the
National Council of Churches.
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Seminole residents can tcit
their aptitude* for
Peace
Corps service June 1> at B
a m. at the Orlando Post Of
fice.
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A freak storm with tornado
force wind a ripped through
the Lake Butler-Lake Hutchi
son area at Oatcen early Fri
day afternoon leaving a wide
path of damage and destruc
tion and dumping 3.2 Inches of
rain in less than an hour.
In addition to trees and
limbi, a cabin at Lake Butler
owned by Forrest Engebrctson, of Sanford, was blown
from its foundation and a ply
wood boat was whipped some
60 feet before being smashed
against a tree.
At the home of Nick PM fauf, a heavy row boat was
blown 30 feet out of the lake
and overturned, aeven trees
C ounty Employe
Ends Own Life
Robert Washington Bow
den, 65, of 624 East Church
Street, Longwood, died Fri
day from what Coroner Al
Davis ruled a self-inflicted
gun wound.
A native o f Alabama, he
moved to Longwood three
years ago from Orlando. He
wai a heavy equipment op
erator with the Seminole
County road department and
m i a Baptist.
Survivors ara hia wife,
Betty W .; son, Marvin J.
Backus,
Brunswick,
Me.;
daughter. Mrs. Martha Jean
Kirk, Lakeland; s t e p s o n ,
Boyce
Pitahaw,
Orlando;
brothers, Charlie and Mann,
Samson, Ala., Guy, Bellwood,
Ate., and Forest, Elba, Ala.,
and aiatcr, Mr*. Clare Brock■ton, Geneva, Ala.
Phillip R. Toppen o f Alta
monte Springs will be among
30 high school teacher* of
mathematics chosen to parti
cipate in a summer institute
ATLANTA (U PD — Fun
June ZS-Aug. « at Knox Col
eral service* were scheduled
lege in Illinoii.
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today for Mra. James G. Pat
Bids for the paving of Weil ton, o f Atlanta, tha wife o f
13th Street will be awarded the executive secretary of the
June 14 at City Hall. The area General Council, Presbyter
to be paved ii a little over ian Church In tha U. 8., Dr.
J. G. Patton.
a mile.
Churchman's W ife
were downed, and children's
pla yequlpmcnt was whipped
back against the bouae before
coming to rest.
Across Lake Hutchiion in
the mobile homes area, one
large home was blown from
its foundation and an adjaeent
room completely separated
from its base and toppled.
Army Corp* of Engineer*
measured the St. Johns Blver
Friday at Crowe’ s Camp and
found the water level at “ 0,"
which is mean aea level. How
ever, thli morning there waa
noticed a "back-up" o f water
from the rainfall In tha Ostean
area.
GLADES DROUGHT
ANSWER SOUGHT
WASHINGTON (U P D -F ed era! officials and representa
tives o f Florida ageaciei met
here today to discuss solution!
to a drought that baa endan
gered wildlife in the giant
Everglades National Park.
The meeting wae called %y
Sena. Speasard L. Holland n d
George A. Smalhera and Rep.
Dante Faacill.
The meeting will Include
representatives f r o m Gov.
Ilaydon Burnt, the Army
Corpa of Engineers, the Cen
tral and Southern Florida
Flood Control District and the
National Park Service.
Park officials have asked
the flood control district to
release tome of the water
(rom canals near Lake Okee
chobee to try to save the
parched park.
The lick of water In the na
tion's largest awamp la caus
ing the death of many ani
mals, including the alligator
and deer.
It has rained soma In tha
1.5-miillon-aera park, but not
enough to alleviate the condi
tion.
Rangers have tried to move
animals to the few waterholes
remaining and Air Force
demolition men have used ex
plosives to try to reach ground
water for the animala.
NEW TESTAMENTS were presented to high school graduates-membera
at Sunday worship services at First Presbyterian Church: Norma Ad*
ams, Lynn Bauman, Susan Burgess, Hannan A . (Buddy) Burton, Patsy
Sue Chambers, Gary Ganas, James R. Hall, Robert W. Henderson, Char*
les Hunter, Jeanne Klinefelter, David Lanier, Andrew Lyon, Helen Mann,
Sherry Maraxlta, Thomas MUwee, Marion Nichols, Frances Odham, Su
zanne Orseno, Linda Parnell, Linda Powell, Robert Rumbley, Kristie
fichilh^ William Stamper Jr. and April W hittington.
.(Herald Photo),
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Seminole Co.
Worried Over
Wafer Control
nawA
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Announcer Dies
OCALA (U PI) — Funeral
services for James B. Smith,
assistant newa director and
chief photographer for Sta
tion WESU-TV in Orlando,
were held her*.
Army Engineer field crews
are working in Seminole and
Orange Counties compiling
data and taking core borlngi
aa a part o f the 1105,000
dy of the Econlockhatchee
River basin.
Army Engineer spokesmen
In Jacksonville today report
ed that the Econlockhatchee
study is about ST per cent
completed ai o f June t and
completion o f the entire stu
dy is scheduled In 1067.
Study o f the flood prob
lems of the Little Econ and
Big Econ waa started by the
Army Corpa of Engineers In
response to a congressional
resolution requested by local
Interests.
The area under considera
tion covers about 1,300 square
miles In Seminols, Orange,
Osceola and Volusia Coun*
ties. It Includes that portion
o f the St. Johns River from
near DeLand to Lake Harney,
and tha Econlockha(«h*e, Ri
ver, vMeb la U s largest trib
utary in that raach of the
drainage baain. The Econ
lockhatchee River drains an
area o f 230 squara mile* and
enters the St. Johns River a
few miles aouth of Laka Har
ney. Lake* Monroe, Jessup
and Harney are the three
largest lakes in the area
with a combined surface area
o f 34 square miles.
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During recent year* popu
lation growth and urban ex
pansion o f the area, as a re
sult o f Cape Kennedy, have
caueed
rapid
development
within the watershed.
Orange County has devrloped a rather extensive
flood control plan which
would solve the flood prob
lems of the Little Econlockhetchee River near Orlando
and a bond issue to finance
construction has been passed
In Orange County.
Solution to that problem,
however, la likely to errata
tome adverse effects by in
creasing water runoff on Lit
tle Econlockhatchee River,
the lower portion of Big
Econlockhatchee River and
farther down the St. Johns
River to take Monroe and
Sanford, Those areas already
are subject to frequent and
severe flooding.
After Orange County de
veloped Its plan and passed
Ite bond Issue for construc
tion, the scop* o f the Corps
of Engineen study wee ex
pended to Include taka Jetsup as a possible storage ar
ea for excess water and for
that reach of the St. Johns
River between Lake Harney
and Detand.
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Tha Seminole County Com
mission on Aug. 25, 1664 —
because o f concern over the
low water levels In take*
Harney, Meh roe and Jeaeup
— urged the Corps o f Engi
neers to make a study from
take Harney northward to
determine whether control!
could be provided for stabili
sation o f water levels and
improvement o f fresh water
supply.
Major floods In recent
years occurred in 1B4B, 1847,
1941, 1963, .1966, 1960 and
1964. Flood! o f 1946, IBM,
and 1960 are the three Larg
est of record.
Simultaneously, office *tudies are underway, the Corps
of Kiciaeon
«p seM-
Gas Stolen
McDivitt,
White Drop
In Atlantic
SPACE CENTER, Hculton
(UPD—Spec® aces James MeDlvitt and Edward White,
"feeling great," s p l a s h a d
down In the Atlantic from
their four-day space rlda to
day 40 to 50 miles abort o f
their assigned target, but well
within the iwlft reach of re
covery forces.
At lesst two helicopter*
w e r e hovering protectively
over the spot when the cap■ule, now weighing about 4,700
pounds, hit tho water.
The official time given for
the splashdown waa 1:11 p.m,
(EDT) mission control said.
There waa radio contact between the capsule and tha
aircraft carrier Wasp's recov
ery forces in the splash area
Iwtw-eon Florida and Ber
muda..
McDivitt and White re
quested a helicopter pickup.
The Wasp made quick cal
culations and reported the
capsule bobbing In three to
four-foot swells. The carrier
was a miles sway,
ST. PETERSBURG (U PI)
— Retired Air Force Gen. Ed
ward H. White, father o f as
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tronaut Ed White, called pol
ice Sunday to complain some
"D o n t forget, I want to
one had stolen eight gallons ba recovered In a hurry," Mc
of gasoline from his car.
Divitt quipped to mission
control.
Mission control bet they
NEW YORK (U P I)—Judy would hit within five miles
Holliday, the intellectually o f the recovery force led by
briiliant actress who won an the aircraft carrier Wasp.
Academy
Award
playing McDivitt agreed.
"Both o f you era la reel
dumb blondes, died early to
day in her aleep at hit- Sinai good shape," tha flight sur
Hospital after a five-year geon radioed.
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battle against cancer. She
McDivitt
M
id
he
and
would have been 44 on June
White "era • little tired."
21.
But whan flight surg e—
Charles Berry suggested they
take "item bravo"— pep pills,
JACKSONVILLE (U PI) —
tha reply wafted beck*
A four-year-old girl. Dawn
“ Negative." They . would
Andar, drdwned In a swim
not take than*.
ming pool Sunday afternoon
They wars told Is spend M
while her parent* were visit
more than one hour Inside
ing friends.
the capsule on splashdown,
Police said the girl's par
while ships and planes want
ents were visiting frlenda
for them. Than they were to
when the child apparently
get outside it. They hed In
wondered into the pool.
dividual life rafts aboard,
McDivitt, Ignoring a faulty
computer that forced him re
MIAMI
(U PI)
—
The luctantly to awltch landing
search for a missing Air system, laughed that ha waa
Force flying boxcar with 10 unahavan and referred J e
men aboard, m ining near the their unwashed state.
Bahama* aincee early Sun
"You ought to be up b e n
day, was intensified today. now." he told Virgil L (Go*)
Twenty-two Coast Guard, Air Grissom at mission control
Force and Navy air-sea res In reference to “ fumes."
cue planes from seven mili
tary installations were de
Grlsaom asked If there
ployed over 64,000 square anything ha needed.
miles o f the Atlantic Ocean
“ Yeah, my computer," Mosoutheast o f her*.
Divitt cracked.
Star Succumbs
outiinea the boundary o f the Army Engineer*’ Econ Baain atudy.
Tot Drowns
r
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Tha relationship between
tha 3961 aeaslon o f tha Flor
ida Legislature and Gov.
Ilaydon Bums was a smash
ing auccsss, according to
Bum*.
The Legislature closed it*
regular meeting Friday. It
adopted seven amendments
for tha peopla to voto on
next
November,
including
Bums' ambitious $300 million
road bond program.
Burns, although lame duck
because o f hla two-year Urm.
said hi* relationship with the
Legislature wae an "unquali
fied aucceea."
In addition to tha highway
program
th e
Legislature
adopted e t h e r amendment*
which will require statewide
balloting.
On* o f these waa creation
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) —
o f a fourth district court of
A atoto mental hospital haa
appeals to serve tha eastern
released a woman who waa
part of what la now tha Cen
charged with drowning her
tral Florida Appeals District.
two daughters In a bathtub
laat February. Officials at
Northeast Florida Hospital,
at MacClenny, said Mrs.
Paulina Rex, 82, had Improv
ed ao much during confine
ment ah* probably would not
hava to return to the Insti
tution.
V
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) —
The Legislature, In special
session to reapportion itself,
took today off, but its mem
bers war* busy gathering
support for several appor
tionment plans.
When the Legislature went
into special session to reap
portion Sutunlay the email
rounly bloe wna Immediately
given a setback,
The Senate adopted a rule
that would, in some rases,
hy.pasi the small county con
trolled reapportionment com
mittee.
The House had operated
under this rule for years, hut
the Senate always hus fol
lowed “ rule by committee"—
meaning if a committee kill
ed a bill it took a two-thirds
vote In the Senate to revive
It.
Under the rule change
adopted Saturday any plan
favored by the majority o f
the Senate will f a t considera
tion of tha wbola Senata
membership.
Among
the
reapportion.cent plana It on* from Sen.
L. *". Gautier o f New Smyr
na i.cirh. He aaya he will
ask for a one-ilouee Legisla
ture with 100 members.
Only one state in the Unit
ed Stales has a unicameral
legislature (Nebraska). Gnutier said that with both
houses composed on the pop
ulation bails, there is no
need fur two houses in the
state government.
Sen. Tom Whitaker o f
Tampa has developed a plan
for 24 senators on a basis of
two from each congressional
district.
Sens. Doyle Carlton o f
Waurhula and Verls l'ope of
St. Augustine have a 4H-*enator plan. Four senators
would rome from each con
gressional district.
‘Boxcar’ Lost
Mother Freed
f
The aircraft carrier Wasp,
14 aircraft, destroyers and
other vteeel circled In tha A t
lantic recovery area between
Bermuda and Florida for n
landing.
Plans to have McDivitt nnd
White Gy the bird, controll
ing Ite descent from orbit
toward the splash alto, were
scrapped by tha failure e f
the computer.
"1 Just think it*a oldfashioned,' *ha radioed while
discussing the reentry.
en n eu t
OPEN FRL
NIGHTS l
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wa
v eft’u«aT
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i aUuTrY
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BLEEP IN COMFORT I
100% FOAM LATEX
HAROLD 8LAM A, president o f Southern Fiber GUas Product*, Dae*
gold-plated shovel to break ground on new Cobia boat building in Sanford
Industrial Park. The boat company recently announced plana to expand
Jta plant in Sanford- Looking on, at extreme left, ia Harold Sm ith, vlca
president o f Southern Fiber Glass. At right o f 6 lama la Scott Bum s,
chairman o f tha Chamber o f Commerce’* industrial oommittaa, and C lif
ford McKibbin, president o f the Sanford-Seminolo Development Compan /.
.(Herald Photo),
RUBBER PILLOW!
• R etains Shape
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CDR. BOB Aumack, USN, 36, o f Mays Landing.
N. J., thia afternoon will lead the famed "Blue
Angela” Into Sanford Naval A ir Station. The
N avy’a preclalon flight team will perform Satur
day morning at the open hourse and culmina
tion o f the annual Bombing Derby. The "Angels"
will appear thia evening at the Auto Show in
downtown Sanford.
By Frances W etter
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Tbe subject of Wills was dis and a yield sign placed on tbe
cussed by special guest speak clay road corner instead.
e r Attorney G. Andrew Speer
The Lake Mary Garden Club
at the April meeUng of the requested permission to beau
Lake Mary Chamber of Com tify the grounds around tbe
merce held In tbe Fire Hall.
Welcome To Lake Mary signs
Richard Keogh Introduced recently erected by the Cham
the speaker and presided over ber. The croup was unanimous
the business session In the ly In favor of this and voted
absence of the president, Jim to grant tbe permission re
Dsughlrey. A very Interesting quested.
question and answer period
Ed Zimmerman announced
followed the talk.
that I he Lake Mary Poy Scout
Donald Jackson gave a re Troop Is sponsoring a chicken
port on the progress of the barbecue dinner to be given
Road Committee project. Only April 24. Keogh introduced
three more deeds are needed Scoutmaster Roy Howell Jr.
to be signed for tbe rights of and praised Howell and Zim
way on Lake Mary Boulevard, merman for their work with
so that the county can proceed the scouts.
with paving the road out to
A spaghetti dinner is being
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Chamber of Commerce also
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Editorial Comment
United Front Needed
want to go on to college and many
college doors will be closed.
Enrolling in our major state uni
versities is becoming increasingly
difficult.
University o f Florida and Florida
State University already report
“ full houses’* for 1965-66.
Our own proposed junior college
may not be ready to open until a f
ter 1968.
East Central Florida university
will be easily accessible to our
youth. It will help serve existing and
future industries. It will attract
outstanding scholars.
We, therefore, strongly support
Orange County in urging a suffic
ient appropriation from this Legi
slature so the university can open
on schedule.
There was a magnificent show o f
unity in Seminole County when cffoits were being put forth to have
the university locate here.
We now need another united front
to make certain the Legislature
docs not delay the opening o f this
vita) institution.
A "barebones” $7 million appropriation will be asked o f the Ltffislnture this month so the propos
ed East Central Florida university
can open in 1968.
Seminole County must support
this appropriation.
Even though we lost the battle to
Orange County for the site o f the
new school we stand to benefit as
much in the long run.
The compromise site at the coun
ty line near Oviedo will make the
university more accessible to Semi
nole County than it will to many
portions o f Orange County and to
all the other seven counties in the
area.
When an access road is cut to the
new school it will be less than 20
minutes away from almost any part
o f Seminole County.
The location is the best break pos
sible for Seminole next to getting
the college, itself.
Wc must support this appropria
tion because by 1968 we will have
over 1,100 graduates from high
schools in our county. Muny will
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Although Sanford (■ the
•had fishing capital o f the
world, there are many people
who have lived in the area
aince birth without ever tast
ing cooked shad. Take it from
one of your clockwindera,
they don't know what they’re
m ining,
eipecially
if
it’a
baked and aerved with tart
orange amice as it will be
Saturday, B:30 until 7 p.m. at
(ieneva Community Hall when
Methodlat c h u r c h women
eponior what they're billing
■ a “ An Old-Fashioned Kiih
Supper." With the ahad, or
salt water mullet if prefer*
red, will coma iwamp cab
bage, huih puppllea, beverage
and homemade pie. Take our
advice, though, won't you , . .
T R Y T H A T SH AD !
•
•
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Lifted from Editor A Publiaher:
“ I ’d like aome pointer! on
how to run a newapaper," the
young Journallam itudent laid
to the publiaher. “ You came
to the wong peraon," the puhliaher replied, “ aak one of
my subscribers."
Definition!; Preaa; People
who write. Working preaa:
People who write between
drinka. Special p ieia; People
who write and buy drinka.
Reporter; M h i : with a preaa
paaa. Managing editor: Re
porter who’s lesm lng to spsll.
Free lsnrs writer: Editor who
got tired o f regular hours.
Publisher: Advertising sales
man who went straight. Col
umnist: Reporter who drinks
on tha house.
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Retired Chief Rill Sowell,
form erly at N A S now living
in New York, recently wrote
a college English composition
of- which Eanford T>as the
central theme.
“ Sanford stands as a model
o f outstanding • community •
military
relationship,"
Dili
wrote.
" A N avy family feela ac
cepted when they move Into
town . . . they are regarded
as new resident . . , not just
someona passing through. A
sincere welcome Is given esch
family by the various com
munity
organisations.
The
Navy is integrated into every
aspect o f community life."
Wa were also Interested in
Bill's description o f the sound
o f the N avy aircraft at NAS.
It ia the best we've ever
heard: This is the wsy he
puts it:
“ It traverses the entire
spectrum from a throaty roar
to that o f a scream below the
threshold o f pain."
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Dog Track Plans Huge Expansion
Seminole County
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VOL. f»7
United Press Leased W ire
Established 1908
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 9, 1965
0y Dave Fountain
Herald Bureau)
A P A S T E L o f the “ Blue Angela’ ’ in flight, as
drawn by 17-yenr-old Chnll Crowell from a
photograph which appeared in The Sanford
Herald, is presented by the Seminole High junior
ntuilent to Cdr. Rob Aumaek, fligh t leatler, when
the N avy’s crack precision flying team landed at
Sanford Naval Air Station Thursday afternoon.
Navy officers from the left are Capt. Richard E.
Fowler Jr., soon to relieve Capt. James O. Mayo,
commanding officer o f Reconnaissance Attack
Wing One; Commander Aumaek and Capt. C.
W. Swanson, base commanding officer.
ity will move at a faster rate
if a president for
the uni
time.
Members o f the delegation
are John Carter, John Alex
ander, Semlnoia County Com
mission chairman; William
Wsllacs, o f Osceola County,
president o f First Federal
there. James R o b i n s o n ,
Orsnge County attorney, and
William H. Dial, o f Orange
County, president of First
National Bank and chairman
o f the Central Florida comrnittea working on the East
Central Florida university.
Dial said that the delega
tion did not have any parti
cular person in mind fo r the
position o f president and that
decision would be entirely up
to tha Board o f Regents.
Tha delegation alia la mik
ing fo r a minimum appropri
ation o f $7 million from the
current legislature eo the new
university can open in 19G8.
Failure to get the money may
mean dalay opening o f the
university fo r another year.
The
propoied
university
will be located on SR 620
about three miles south of
Oviedo in Orange County at
the Semtnola County lint.
Current plans call for it to
open In the fall o f 1968 witli
a maximum enrollment of
about 1,300.
Tha Board o f Regenta, on
tha recommendation o f the
Council o f University Presi
dents, delayed until the fait
Florida Power
Gives 'Windfall'
TALLAHASSEE
fU P I ) Florida
Power
Corporation
donated land worth 11.3 mil
lion to Ibe state today and
Gov. Jisydon Burns said it will
be used for the cross-atate
barge canal and a public park.
The land, in Citrua and Levy
Counties on the Wlthlacoochee
River, Includes a small power
plant building and a dam
which also goes to the state
and which the Governor aaid
probably will becoma a part of
the barge canal operation.
The Governor laid the gift
Included 1,M0 acres of land
on tba river, of which moat
was under water. But he laid
390 acres of solid upland ad
jacent to the dam and power
house will lend itself to deve
lopment as a public recreation
al park.
Senate Girds For Medicare Action
WASHINGTON
(U P O -T h e providers
Senate was primed today tor
fast action on President John ,
Can*a
CR billion
till linn S
m .tell la
a nrt
fon’a R
heatth
and
welfare bill, the most farranging legislation o f il l kind
since Uie heydey of the N ew
Deal.
The House handed Johnson
a stunning victory Thursday
night approving t h e
bill,
which Includes a medical In
surant! program (or the eld
erly, by an overwhelming 313115 margin.
The President, in a state
ment read to newsmen at the
White House after the vote,
praised House paataga o f the
measure.
“ In 1935, the passage o f the
original Social Security Act
opened up a new era of e x
panding income security for
aur older citizens. Now in 1965
we ir e moving once again to
open still anolher frontier —
that or health security," John
son said.
“ For an older person good
health 1* his Jiroit precious
asset. Access to the best our
doctors, hospitals and other
o f health service
have lo offer ii his must ur^gar* " « • ! ,
^Tliaa
.
The omnibus
health and
welfare measure also Includ
ed a seven per cent increase
in all Social Security benefils,
member* for a final vote on exactly tha iim e form that It
which would bf retroactive to President Johnson’s $1.3 bil was approved by the House
!a*t Jin. V xr/ llbeiV(ration lo n \ vpore! for a l d ' f e l S - M ari' t ) This would rood it
oJ medical payments lo the memory and hJf,h schools.
dlrcctlv to ^he White Haute
ficm orrstlr leaders hope to for Pro'idrnt Johnson’s slgna
needy.
Senate leaders also alerted past the bill by nightfall in lure.
Auto Show 'Best Ever'
S a n f o r d ’ s nnnunl Ante sponsors swelled the nttcmlShow spun into the third and unre figures ctoss to the 20,*
finst day today, with ever- 000 mark, with the ''added
im-n ssing a t l e n d a n e i- of u llraition " npprnrani-1* of the
shopper*, “ Just lookers" and famed Blue Angel* flight
many buyers a w a r m i n g team on the bandstand Thurs
through ths spotlighted ar day night.
ray o f 1905 ears.
Winner o f
tha General
Thursday's crowd o f “ well- Electric stereo console record
over 10,000'' estimated by player was a teen-ugci, Jack
Beckwith, of 400 West 20 lb
Street. Tonight's prise will
be a “ 1-inch RCA color tele
vision set. Tickets for the
drawing, to he held at the
Glenn Reeves handstand at 9
p.m., aro available through
out downtown stores and at
booths on the street.
The thousands o f person*
Parents Get 'Thumbs Down'
Request by a delegation of ed the
fact
that tho school friends In attendance,
scats only 950 j School Board Chairman Maparents o f Lyman High School auditorium
students that graduation ex persons, and Ihc 235 gradu- - »on Wharton told the group
la Ji
a r CT,rtu« HMTeyV prlnclpi I
ercises fee held is the Orlando- a.!**
few relatives and o ( L ym in „| Bh School, and
Seminole Jal Alai
fronton ordy .
the school faculty had made
was denied by the Seminole
JOB SEEKERS
the decision to have Use grad
County School board Thurs
W A SH IN G TO N (L T D — uation exercises in tho school
day afternoon.
Led by William C. Williams Teenage unemployment is ex gymnasium, which will seat
as spokesman, the group pre pected to skyrocket in June more person* and each grad
sented a petition containing when tlie close o f school uate will lie allowed four rel
names o f 134 parent* asking sends a wave o f a million or ative* “ by invitation only,"
that use of the fronton be con more summer job seekers in and “ this board will back up
WASHINGTON
(U P D - L a - sidered. Reasons given Includ to the labor market.
hla decision."
bor Secretary J.
Willlard
Wirtx today granted the full
requests of Florida citrus and
celery growers to retain o ff
shore
laborers to harvest
their crops. Sen. George A.
Smathcra (D-Fls ), announc
ed.
Wlrts also approved permits
for “ substantial numbers" of
other offshore workers to re
main in Florida lo harvest
other crops, Smathers said,
in making the announcement
on behalf of Florida’i senior
Senator, Spcisard L. Holland,
and other members of the
Florida congressional delega
tion.
Labor Department permits
for offshore laborers to re
main in Florida were to have
expired on April 15. This
T H R E E H U N D R E D and fifty top Navy officials and civic leaders were
brought a storm of protest
on hand Thursday evening when the Seminole County Chumber o f Com
from Florida growers, partic
merce was host to visitintr Navy officers here for the 11th annuul nonliv
ularly from ritrui Industry
ing Derby, Pictured at the Mug steak party at F i’ & L recreation area,
leaders who claimed it could
from the left, are Acting Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson, Vice Adm. Charles
mean disaster in the harvest
T. Booth II, commander o f Naval A ir Forces in the Atlantic, and l» r in g
o f the huge Valencia orange
Burgess, Chamber president.
(N a vy Thoto)
crop.
Offshore Labor
Bid Wins Okay
NO. 105
Public Invited
To Air Show
Saturday A. M.
Board To Name
New U Proxy
versity is appointed at this
FLO R ID A
RVAH-3 Wins Derby
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of I960 any change in the tri
mester system o f year-round
university
operations,
T A L L A H A S S E E — Dele
In the meantime, the faeulgations from S e m i n o l e ,
ties of the universities were
Orange and Osceola Counties given three months to recom
met today with ths new mend whet yearly calendar is
Board of Regent* to urge the best suited to Its operations.
The recommendation, ap
board lo consider appointing
proved by the regents, as
a president for the new East
sures that the trimeeter eyiCentral Florida university.
tem will be retained at least
The delegations feel that during the 1965-66 school
the planning of the univers year.
N early
*pcut
*200,000
will
ha
on a new grandstand
and facility improvements at
Delegations Urge
(Sanford
By Barry Law **
W E A T H E R : Generally fair thru Saturday, high in mid-80s; low - tonight in 60s.
SANFORD,
1,000-Seat
Grandstand
Included
expected lo attend the final
■how tonight will have a
double treat, both In the fin
est automobiles on display
ami in special nates event* at
downtown store*.
O fficials o f tha Sanford
Automoblla Dealers Associa
tion and the Sanford Mer
chant's division o f the Greatter Sanford Board of Trade
are enthusiastic about the
success o f tha show, calling
it “ the best we've ever had.
Turning the renter o f town
into a display mull was •
wonderful id e a "
Dealers displaying the verjr
latest~ and*" sleekest o f the
19G5 cars Include StricklandMorrison, Hunt Lincoln Mer
cury, Hill Hemphill Motors,
Seminole County Motors, Elllnor Motors, Holler Motor
Sals* and Haag ChryslerPlymouth,
Grant And Lee
At Observance
APPO M ATTO X
COURT
HOUSE, Vs. t u r n - Lee and
Grant were here—like their
namesake* of a century ago—
today In ceremonies marking
tho tooth anniversary of the
end o f the Civil War.
A crowd of from s.ooo to 30,000 was expected at recon
structed
Appomattox
Court
House where on Palm Sunday,
1165, Gen. Robert E. Lee sur
rendered hla Army of North
ern Virginia to Gen. U. 8.
Grant's Army of the Potomac.
Gen. U. S. Grant HI and
Robert E. Lee IV will join in
dedication of the newly re
constructed court house where
the surrender document was
formally algncd.
Grant i i a grandion of the
Union army officer and Lee la
the great-grandson of Ute Con
federate general.
Fanford-Orlandn Kennel Club
during the summer, Jack Ledmix, general manager, an
nounced today.
Prime project will be tho
construction o f a new, glassenclosed
grandstand w i t h
renting capacity fo r 1,000
persons. Ecstimatcd cost of
this building, which will bo
located between the east end
of the present stand and tho
paddock, has been set at
$100,000,
I.edoux described tha new
fucility as falling within “ tha
new trend o f modernistic de
signs fo r alterations such ns
The N avy’s Blue Angels O 'M S ."
precision
flight
tram
will
lV
planned
grandstand,
flash an aerobatic salute to |Jt.gjum-d by Sanford architect
Central lF- li o r i d a Saturday
L“ - J* “ John A . Burton IV , will place
when it take* to the air dur the 16-wimluw l>cttlng ring
ing an open house climaxing nnd lobby on the upitairs
the llth annual Reronnai*- level, with offices, concession,
aanre Bombing Derby at San rest rooms nnd other operat
ford Nava] Air Stallon.
ing room* downstairs.
Station
gales will swing
Bids lire expected to be let
open to the public at 9 a.m. by May I, I.edoux said, with
with the air show to begin at construction to begin in June.
10:30 a.m. The famed Angels, Completion date fo r tha new
major attraction of the 2'4 fucility is set fo r Oct. 1.
hour show, will appear at
A t least two Sanford firms
12:30 p.m. flying their super are expected to bill on the
sonic F-11A Tiger Jels.
cunti act, Lcdoux aaid.
Early today, Derby judges
“ We Just need more room,"
announced Reconnaissance A t I.edoux enthused today, "Th is
tack Squadron 3 was overall year «u rt nt ten dance is up by
Derby champion. The title is 40,000 people and we are
determined by Hie totaled re. i uniting about $2.5 million
suits of the first four days of over lust year. This la about
competition.
u 35 per rent increase. I
KVAII'3 finished will) 2263.4 guess we'll hit $10.6 million
poinls of a possible 2700. this year."
R V A II7 won Thursday's roadIn addition to the new
beach reconnaissance event to giundstand, another $100,000
place second w i t h
2180.5 will lot spent on improve
poinl*. RVA1I13 was third ment* of the already existing
will: 19110 points anil VAII II, facilities. This will include
which was not entered in the glassing-in o f the lower level
last two events, had 1177 o f the grand stand; addition
points.
o f several rows o f theater
scats, plus new benches; raThe Saturday schedule:
10:30 a.m. — Air refueling roofing o f the stand; addi
demonstrations; loft and over tional paving o f 10,000 square
the shoulder bombing demon yurds of purking area, and “ a
strations;
RA-5C
Vigilante lot o f other interior Improvephoto
reconnaissance
run; incut*, particularly enlarge
Vigilunte power and tactics ment o f the operational facil
ities."
demonstration.
The track haa been In op10:55 a m —Formation fly
by and acrobatics demonstra erullon since 1033, but only
tion by A-4 Skyhawk jet at for tlie past 10 years ha* ft
tack plane* from Cecil Field Iwvn operated by Ledaux and
(Jacksonville) Naval Air Sin- liis partners, Jerry and Jack
lion and twin-jet F IR Phan Collins,
During these years o f op
tom II fighters from Key West
eration ths track has grown
Naval A ir Station.
11:20 a.m.—Nava! Reserve from an operation o f $3.3
Capt. Dick Schram ("T h e million to this year's $10.5
Flying Professor") and hi* million,
“ And I sea nothing but a
Plprr Cub comedy aerobatic
lot more growth," Lcdoux experformance.
11:42 a.m. — Jacksonville halted. “ Our operation is so
Naval A ir Station "V apor good, In fact, that wa'rw go
T rails" sky diving parucliutc ing to extend our lease an
other 20 years, which w ill
performance.
11:45 a.m.—Military review give us 40 y e a n more all toP i J iJ D lirfL N V a ! _Air...St#*Jnpflight crews and presentation
of Reconnaissance • Bombing
awards.
12:25 p.m. — Blue Angels
performance.
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The kennel club has only
nine mure days o f racing In
thu current season, closing
April 19, and is one o f tha
finest facilities o f its kind.
Auto Show Special
H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y ’S
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Sewell
Important
Life
T h e n arc so many d iffer
ent ideas o f the good life.
H ow often we have heard and
read o f the different goals a t
which
one
should
"shoot."
Words have so many shades
o f meaning that frustration
reigns when we try to say
what one should do to have
tba most meaningful Ilfs.
Perhaps It would be beat
to try to define some categor
ies ao that we hava a fram e
work fo r our thinking.
L et us consider the life that
takas more out o f the world
than It gives. Saul o f the Old
Testament was one o f the
best esamplea that we hava
o f one who lived such a life.
This man was chosen to be
the first king o f Israel and
what a fins choice he seemed
to be. Ha looked the part and
he seemed to think aa a king.
During tha firat part o f hla
reign It seemed that a wise
choirs had been mads but as
success waa gained ao was
pride. The pride led to dis
obedience to God and from
thara the natural deteriora
tion took place. Ho turned
against hla friends aa ha had
God, until life caved in on
him. Finally he tried to es
cape the tangled mess in
which ha found himself by
suicide.
How often we are tempted
to live Uvea that take more
from the world than they
give.
However,
tha
true
Christian cannot yield to this
temptation. Tha very fa rt
that he la a Christian settles
the matter. Hla Lord said
that Ha cams to serve and
not to be served and thus it
waa to be with Hla disciples.
Tha hard part o f thla mat
ter Is that tha minus Ilfs slips
up on ua. In Florida wo sea
tha beautiful oak trees that
please ua with thalr beautiful
form a as wall as with tha
com fort o f their shads. We
have seen theae trees stand
in g In great majesty against
tha sky only to see later it
felled by tha wind. When the
tree la examined it maybe
found to have inward decay
that progressed fo r a long,
long time without being ob
served. So It Is with nun. Ho
can have the unknown self In
his heart eating away without
hla realising I t Deterioration
can progress until ones Ufa
becomes a minus life.
Then there la tha life that
doesn't h a m anything partic
ularly but doesn't help, either.
Methuselah la the beat axample In the Illble which
characterises such a
life.
Methuselah had an unbeliev
ably short but Inclusive biog
raphy. Wa find the Blbts sayin, "and all the days o f
Hy Donna Kate*
Fourteen adults and chil
dren received tha Sacrament
o f Confirmation administered
Methuselah were 067 years by Bishop Henry I. lo u ttit
and ha died." About all that at Christ Kplecopsl Church,
he accomplished waa to live Longwood.
Confirmed were Mr. and
a long tima. Contrast this
life to tha one o f our Lord Mrs. V irglt Knepper, Mr. and
which waa only thirty-three Mrs, Douglas Smith, Mrs.
years and yet was most Ann Cooper, Bradley Oerhardt. Jay Thompson, Robert
meaningful.
Today people often compli Kvan* Stuart, Robert and
ment someone by saying, “ He Ruth Kllintt, Michele Paster
was such a good man. He nack, Karen Outten, John
never hermed anyone." When Cooper and Bonnie Stuart.
F o l l o w i n g thi! aervlre,
someone dies thla Is said of(an when there la no posltlvo breakfast waa served In tha
good to b# mentioned. The er parish house by the Episco
ror comes whan ona makts pal Churchwomen.
Given specisl recognition
this remark that "M r. So and
So’* was surely a Christian before the breakfast waa
because ho never harmed served waa Bradley Gerhardt
anyone. Certainly we would who received tha honor o f
agree that it is better to do cutting ths caka. Bradley
no harm than to harm but to waa tha nawait member o f
■Imply do nothing does not tha church, having batn bap
qualify ona to claim tha name tised on Saturday.
Christian.
The Christian must have a
contributing life. He must
hava a "plu s" life. He must
hava a Ilfs that, when com
pleted, will leave the world
richer fo r hla having been
hers.
Tha Apostle Paul had the
greatest Christian life o f any
other person. I t waa a con
tributing Ufa to the degree
that all other tilings had to
take a seat In the fa r rear aa
ha aarvad Hla Lord. He waa
ona o f tha leaders o f his day
but ha knew that all else hsd
to become secondary once he
had become a servant o f the
REV. W. C. CARTER
Lord Christ. Hs invest hla life
fo r God.
Tha question that wa hava
to answer Is, "H ow am 1 In
vesting my life ? " " I t ’s not
my brother, not my sister,
but It’s me, Oh Lord." Are
By Maryann Miles
wo putting our lives to work
Holy
Week
servlcea at
so that tha world w ill be
Ilenr
Ijikc
Methodist
Church
richer when we have finished
will begin with Rev. William
our course I
A ll of us may feel that wa Irwin's Palm Sunday recep
would Ilka to maka a contrib tion o f new members during
ution to Ufa but that It la ths morning worship service.
Guest speaker fo r Sunday
too late to change now. This
la not true, o f coi’ i*e. The and Monday 7:4b p.m. serv
forgiveness o f God tells us ices w ill l»o Rev, Wilton C.
that wa may be teatored to Carter of 1-akelsnd while
have lives o f pristine beauty Rev. J, Crosier Inman will
If we will be mado new In lead Tuesday and Wednesday
evening servlcea.
Him.
Maundy Thursday
Com
Meybe we are not Interest
ed In antiques and maybe wa munion w ill ha observed by
are, but I f wo hava observed the ehureh and on Easter
furniture much We cannot help Sunday there will be baptism
being Impressed with the way fo r infanta and children.
Lakeland Pastor
Will Speak Here
an old place can ha refinlshed
and turn from an ugly mesa
o f vamlah gummed wood,
threadbare upholstery, a n d
broken springs, to a vary
beautiful piece o f furniture
If tha right person refinlahe*
It,
Hy Jane Casselberry
Christ la just waiting to
Rev. C. R. Zehnder o f Aemaka ua ntw. Submit to Him
In faith and obedlenca and cenalon Lutheran Church, Cas
selberry, will confirm a class
you will aaa what I am say
o f 10 children this Palm Sun
ing.
day after which they will par
take o f their first commun
ion.
Members of the confirma
tion class include Terry Car
nahan, David and John Che
ney, Dennis Dyaert, Delth
E v a n s , Raymond Hoetger,
Richard McCall, Colecn MeJDK_ot u.V” *---?
Holy Weak service* at |th en y/iy .he. tbe.
' Holy’ Cross” Episcopal 'Chu'rchi the Paschal Candle.
Cheryl Btehhlns.
Haiter Day there will !>e
Sanford, as announced by the
The public is invited to this
rector, Rev. l*R oy D. Soper, Holy Communion at 6 am ., service which begins at 10:30
in the church's weakly "En at 7:30 a.m., and at 11 a.m. a.m. Special music will be
Nursery and Kindergarten provided hy the church choir.
voy" or*:
Holy Communion In the departments, will report di
Chtpal a t 10 a.m. Monday, at rectly to the Kindergarten
7:80 a.m. Tuesday, at 10 Room In tha Pariah House
a.m. Wednesday and at 7 after which they will have an
a.m. Maundy Thursday. A t T E gg Hunt In tha park during
service. Grades One
p.m. Maundy Thursday, Holy t h a
Communion and Sermon will through Four will report to
ba In tha Church aftor which their tcachera in the Pariah
Hy Jane Casselberry
there will be the vigil before House, have a brief aervlre,
Westminster
Presbyterian
the A lta r o f Repose, ending than attend O ffertory In the
church when they w ill bring Church o f Caaaalberry was
at midnight.
On Good Friday, beginning their Mite Boxes and present represented by Mrs. Martha
a t noon, there w ill ba tha them to Chrlat In the church. Stout, Woman's Association
Threo Hour Service and on Immediately following, these president, Mra, Hetty Weaver
Holy Saturday, at 5 p.m. children will return to tha and Mra. M ary Lynns Grlle
Pariah House fo r an hour at tha moating o f tha North
Preabyteria! h e l d
long movia on tha Crucifixion Florida
Monday at tha Palma Presby
and Resurrection.
A ll other grades o f the terian Church In Jacksonville
Church School will attend Beach.
Among highlights o f tha
church with their families.
masting waa an address by
By Jana Casselberry
Mias In t i Rraullo o f Puarto
The Evening Ctrl a o f the
Itlco whu told uf tha work be
Westminster P r e s b y t e r ia n
ing done by the United Pres
Church Woman's Association
byterian Church among her
mat Wadaaaday night at tha
countrymen In tha United
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
States aa well aa In Puerto
W inter Park home o f M n .
President Johnson's new anilKarl* Harris who led a Study poverty programs apparently Itlco.
The meeting waa eoncluJrd
on the Book o f Galatians.
have not caused any reduction
with the Sacrament of Holy
Plans w a n announced fo r in fadersl-stata financed wel
Communion.
n plastic ware petty to be fare payments.
bald a t 7:80 p je * April 81,
In fact, tha coat Is going up.
at tha church on SR 488 at
C o n g i«u waa briefed on tb*
Howell Park. Tha public la welfare picture by the Depart
Tha executive board o f tha
Invited.
ment o f Health, Education Church o f Nativity will maet
A Mother-Daughter Ban- and Welfare on a department at ■ p.m. Monday in the so
meat la being planned hy the re(illset for an a d fllla s l cial hell o f tha church. Mrs.
Association fo r A p ril I I at 8407.1 million (or public assis Gene Shannon, president, will
church.
tance payments.
conduct the meeting.
Rev. Zehnder
To Confirm
10 Youths
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Reports Holy Week Schedules
Women Attend
Meeting For
Presbyteriol
Westminster
Circle Meets
Welfare Costs
Are Going Up
Board To Meet
T
Training Union Confirmation Rites
Roundup Set
Set At Holy Cross
In Longwood
Bishop Louttit
Administers
Confirmation
C O N F IR M A T IO N at Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood, watt conducted
hy Biahop Henry I. Louttit for class presented by the vicar, Rev. Charles
W. Stewart Jr. In the photo are, le ft to right, front, Bradley Gerhardt,
Jay Thompson, Robert Evnns Stuart, Robert Elliott, Ruth Elliott,
Michelo Pasternack; second row, Fr. Stewart, Karen Outten, Mrs. Ann
Cooper, John Cooper, Bonnie Stuart, Mrs. Trudy Knepper, Vlrgle Knep
per ; back, Bishop Louttit, Mrs. Sallie Smith, Douglas Smith.
Grace Church
To Observe
Holy Week
Traditional
eervlcea e r a
being planned fo r the coming
week at
Grace Mathodlet
Church In observance o f tha
Eaatar Beaton.
Tha Palm Sunday 11 a.m.
worship service will be the
occasion fo r receiving ntw
member*. Rev John JJ 3JIres
Jr. pastor, has selected as
hla sermon topic, "Christ On
Monday."
Tba annual Maundy Thurs
day Communion Service will
be held at 7:30 p.m.
Tw o worship services will
be held on Easter Sunday, one
at 1:45 a.m. and tha regular
11 a.m. hour.
The Junior Choir, under di
rection o f Mrs. Otis Taylor,
will provide specisl music at
tho early service accompanied
by Mrs. William C. Rape.
Roger Harris, minister of
music, will dlroct the Senior
Choir In special Faster music
at the 11 o'clock aervlre,
A nursery is available for
all services.
First Christian
Lists Services
For Holy Week
First Christian Church of
Sanford w ill hold a aeries o f
special services at 7:30 pan.
during
R E V . C. a
HOGG
Christ Church
Slates Revival
Christ Methodist Church o f
Sunland Estates, located Just
o ff
Old
Orlando
Highway
(S R 427) will have a Holy
Week Revival
conducted by
the minister, Rev. Charles B.
Hogg.
Services, all at 7:30 p.m.,
will begin on Palm Sunday
this week and close Easter
Sunday, next week.
Rev. Hogg, who will use
tho Seven Words o f Jesus on
the Cross basis for nightly
messages, has named sub
jects hs: Huriday, God’s For
giveness; Monday, Wnrda o f
Hy Donna Kates
Victory;
Tuesday,
Eternal
Rev. Hubert J. Reason, Sympathy; Wednesday, Lone
pastor o f St. Mary-Mngdalrn ly and Forsaken; Thursday,
Catholic Church o f Altamonte Tha Desire o f God; Friday,
Springs, celebrated n apeclal Accomplishment, gtnd, Satur
mass at 11 a.m. Wednesday day, Christ’s llobic-golng,
In observance o f the eluhth
Special music Is planned
anniversary o f hla ordination. fo r each service and nunA ll atudanta o f the parish tr y will be provided.
school attended the mass,
Invitation to tha public Is
providing vocal selections.
extended.
A further observance of
Fr. Rcuson’s annivesary and
o f the sixth anniversary o f
tba April B founding o f the
pariah, Tha Annual Family
Picnic, will be held at Camp
San Pedro from 1 until 5 p.m.
this Sunday. Each fam ily a t
tending will aupply Its own
Special gu .it at tha P in t
food.
Southern Methodist Church
this week waa Rev. H. J. W il
son from Palm Beach who
presented an Interesting ser
mon on the Twenty-third
Psalm.
D o t. -W J k irv n h -t-i* -triviT
tho W ycllffc Bible Translat
ors, la a retired minister who
A unique menu, one partic has apent soma time In the
ularly suited to the St. John's Holy Land and gained first
area, will
be offered
In hand information about the
Geneva Saturday at a dinner shepherd* whose customs and
aponaored by the Woman’s traditions have remained un
Society o f Chriatian Service changed fo r thousands o f
o f First Mathodlat Church o f y ea n .
Geneva.
Pastor o f tha church, Rtv.
The dinner, scheduled at Durw-ard H. Knight Jr., will
tha Community Hall with ba tha speaker at tha revival
serving from 8:80 until 7 to be held the laat week o f
p.m., will feature baked ehad this month.
with orange sauce or salt
A t the Epworth League
water
mullet
along
with hour, tha program on Mis
swamp cabbage, hush pup sions waa led by Daniel
pies, bevarage and homemade Priest.
pie.
Nomina] pricea are set fo r
adulta and children under IS
A Palm Sunday reception
with all proceeds to go for
fe r Rev. A . F. Jemlgan, m w
the Society's fund to build
minister o f
First
Baptist
Sunday School rooms fo r tho
Church o f Oviedo, and M n .
church.
Jemlgan, will be bald from
8 until 8 p m. in the Edoeattonal Building. AU naidants
Member* o f the Westmin o f the community a n invited
ster
Presbyterian
Prim ary to attend. That evening mem
Choir o f Caaeelberry honored ber*
of
F in t
Methodist
their director, Mra. Gordon Church o f Oviedo w ill Join
Dillon, recently on the occa tha Baptist congregation for
sion o f her birthday. Follow service*.
ing the regular choir prac
tice everyone enjoyed birth
day cake and punch.
a ijf Binlorh Rrralft
Priest Observes
Anniversary
First Southern
Methodist Hears
Rev. H. J. Wilson
Geneva W SC S
Dinner Offers
Unique Menu
Reception
Choir Party
the
week
preceding
Easter. Tha public is Invited
to attend.
Sunday’s speaker w ill be
Chaplain Leo McDonald o f
Sanford Naval A ir Station
whose subject will be "Tho
Symbolic Judgement."
Monday tha church w ill be
privileged to have Ita form er
pastor, Rav, James Barnett,
now at First Christian Church
o f Winter Haven, as speaker.
Rev. Vernon Fuller, current
paator, w ill g iv * tha aermon
Tuesday on "L o v e So De
manding" and Wednesday, he
will apeak on "L o v e la a
Spendthrift."
Tha church's annual Maun
dy T h u r s d a y Communion
Service will be held with
Lester Tharp bringing the
meditation.
The Easter Sunday sermon
will bo given by Rav. Fuller
on "P ro o f o f A m aiin g Love."
Presbyterians
To Receive TrIB utM
j*
New Members
Presbyterian Church o f the
Covenant, Sanford, wilt ob
serve Membership Day Sun
day a t tha 9 a.m. worship
service when children who
have been attending the Com
municants' Class conducted by
Rav. Thomaa H. Makin will
be welcomed to the Lord's
Table by the Session.
In the group are James
Paul Heat Jr., William George
Best, John David Brock, Don
ald Edward Makin, Evelyn
Ann Stetson, Craig Alexander
Voskan, and Gall
Dorren
Voikan.
In addition, other members
received wilt be Mr. and Mra.
John Herbert Brock, Mra.
Leo A . Voskan, Mlsa Lynn
Diana Voskan, Mra. Edna
Wirick and Mlsa Susan Lee
Wlrick.
Recently received have bean
■llvs. L a u iu .m * YiV>*(V" kftft'
Mr. and Mra. G. A . Muffley.
Easter Story
To Be Told By
Baptist Choir
Rjr Donna Bates
The F ir it Baptist Church
o f Longwood will hold a
Training U n i o n
Roundup
Saturday beginning with a
softball game at 4 p.m. Par
ticipating In the game will be
men, 26 years old and older,
on one team, playing against
man and boys 25 years and
younger.
A barbecue beef supper will
be served beginning at 6 p.m.
with 160 pounds o f beef to be
prepared fo r the occasion.
A t 7:80 p.m. the roundup
rally will be held featuring a
sound film
entitled
“ Tha
Threat o f Communism.” The
documentary film, which was
made In East Berlin, shows
the danger* o f Communism,
pointing out that the one hope
o f mankind Is the Christian
faith.
Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor,
has Issued fnvltatlcn to mem
bers and friends o f the church
to attend the special Saturday
events and dinner and enjoy
the fellowship and inspiration
of the day.
N o charges will be made for
the dinner and no collection*
will be taken.
Business Men's
Fellowship To
Meet Saturday
Sanford Chapter r f the Full
Gospel Business Men’s Fel
lowship International, made
up o f local laymen and minis
ters o f all faiths, will hold Its
monthly meting at Rose and
W ilk’s Restaurant Saturday.
Dinner, to he served free
to all ministers, will begin at
6:30 p.m. with the main busi
ness session to open at 7:30
p.m.. Women are Invited fo r
the dinner hour.
Speaker fo r the evening
will be CUffcrd Berry, an
Episcopalian layman from O r
lando and a music major who
holds numerous degrees from
colleges throughout tho Unit
ed States. He will relate
where he waa upon receiving
baptism and tall o f hi* ex
periences since.
A noted Increase In attend
ance at meetings o f the local
Fellowship Chapter has been
marked since it* formation
last December at tho Sanfcrd
Woman’s Club.
8anford members also are
notified of an 8:80 a.m. break,
fast meeting Saturday o f tha
Orlando
Chapter
In
th e
Friendship Room o f First
Federal Savings A Loan A s
sociation, corner o f Church
and Magnolia, a t which tima
president o f tha Cocoa Chap
ter will ba apeaker. A ll mem
bers c f tha Sanford Chapter
are Invited to attend this
meeting.
Mi*. Guy Bishop la th# di
rector sad Mra. Manta Mi
lam, organist.
FOB ANY OCCASION
FLOWERS
A l l ALWAYS
CORRECT
■Or ’
The Rt. Rev. Henry I.
Louttit, DD, Bishop o f the
Diocese o f South Florida o f
tha Episcopal Church, will ba
at H oly Crest Church, Banford, this Palm Sunday.
He will celebrate the Holy
Communion and give the
sermon at the 9 a.m. service
and will confer the Apostolic
Laying on o f Handa in Con
firmation on a class present
ed by the rector, Rev. LeRoy
D. Soper, at 11 a.m.
Bishop
Louttit
is
well
known in Sanford fo r he was
rector o f Holy Crese Church
during the period 1930-33. He
was elected Suffragan Bishop
o f South Florida in 1945 and
became the Bishop o f the D i
ocese in 1951.
Considered one o f the Epi
scopal Church's outstanding
bishops, Bishop Louttit is a
meipber o f ths Executive
Council o f
the
Episcopal
Church and chairman o f the
Department o f Christian Ed
ucation. Hs served during
World W ar I I as a chaplain
In the Arm y and until recent
ly waa chairman o f the Arm
ed Forces Department o f the
Executive Council.
He is acknowledged to be
one o f the moat brilliant
church apokasmen o f tha day
In the United States and l a ,,
widely sought as a speaker.
Music Service
Oaklawn Church Slated Sunday
Slates Services
R E V. R. T. B A R R E TT
Holy
Week
service* at
Oaklawn Baptist C h u r c h ,
2743 Country- Club Road,
will ba conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. R. T. Barrett, at
7:80 p.m. each day, Monday
through Easter Sunday.
Song leader will be David
Beverly.
Rev. Barrett baa bean pas
tor at the chapel fo r a year
and remarkable growth haa
been evidenced under his
leadership.
Oaklawn Chapel Is a mis
sion o f First Baptist Church,
Sanford, and has departments
In Sunday School and Train
ing Union fo r all ages.
A ll residents o f tha Coun
try Club area are especially
invited to attend next week’s
services.
Christ Episcopal
To Have Annual
Palm Service
Featuring tha C h a n e a l
Choir and five of Its members
aa soloists, ths Sunday after
noon service of First Presby
terian Church will ba devoted
entirely to music. The hour
of worship will start at 5 pan.
Officials of tha church In
vite everyone who cere* to
share thla period of musical
worship to be present.
Tha church's minister o f
music, Mrs. Georgs Touhy,
who will have charge of tho
presentation, will play two
organ preludes. They aa "O
Sacred Head Now Wounded"
(Kuhnau), and "Coma Bless
ed Rest" (Bach-Fox).
The cantata to be given !e
entitled The Garden and Tho
Cross, by Eric Rowley. A l
though tha c o m p o s i t i o n
■trasses choral alnglng M alto
affords the eololsta soma af
fective pasaagei. Those who
will take these sections are
Mn. Harry Echelbergar, Mrs.
Nick Pfelfauf, Mn. Charles
Wilke, Mlsa Joan Wilke, nnd
Robert Crumley,
Passion Play Trip
A
group
of
ndulta and
young pooplo from tho Cm By Donna Bates
Palms w ill be blessed and ■elberry Community Method
distributed at the 8 a.m. and ist Church will go by Sunday
0:30 a.m. services at Christ School bus Saturday to at
Episcopal Church, Longwood, tend ths Passion play ta
Lake Wales.
Sunday.
During the day they will
Remaining H oly W tek serv
also visit Cypress Gardena,
ices scheduled Include Holy
Communion, 9:30 s.m., Mon Bok Tower, and Tha Great
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Masterpiece.
On Maundy Thursday the
the Lords Supger will.
job-,
aervejf at~7:30 p.m. followed1
by the Stripping o f the A lta r
By Jane Caaaalberry
which symbolises the atrip
The Casselberry Commun ping o f Christ before the
ity Mathodist Men’s Club was Crufixton.
The three hour service on
represented at tha District
Good Friday will begin at
Men’s natraat held last Sat
noon.
urday at tha Methodist Youth
12 Attend
M en’s Retreat
Saturday----------
Camp near Leesburg.
Those attending wore Rev.
The thirty-five voice choir
of
First
Baptist
Church,
Sanford, w ill present the sto
ry o f the crucifixion and res
urrection Sunday.
Tba program at selected
anthems and Eaatar portions
o f tha Messiah w ill ba pre
sented at the regular avetting
worship hour, 7:46 p.m.
Soloists w ill ba Mra, G. BDrske, soprano; Mrs. Billy
B. Ryan, contralto; H. E. Me8 wain, tenor, and Martin
Stinaclphar, baritone.
B ISH O P L O U T T IT
services
tdis wee£
atyour own
Fund Project
Youth Fellowship o f WaitDflmae Copeland, Marvin Mc minster Presbyterian Church
Clain, Ed Johnson, Martin o f Casselberry will hold a
Nalswander, Jim Court, Bill car wash starting at 0 a.m.
Shook, John Howard, Earl Saturday at ths church on SR
Oakley, Dick Farham. Don 438 at Howell Park. Proceeds
MacLeod, Leonard Casselber will g o fo r a camp scholar
ship fund.
ry, and Rick Casselberry.
iW
worship
Full Gospel Business M en’s
Fellowship International
SA T U R D A Y , A P R IL 10th
DINNER «:80 to 7:30 P.M.
C L IF F O R D BERRY
AN EPISCOPALIAN LAYMAN AND
MUSICIAN WILL SPEAK AT
7:30 P.M.
V ^ £ **B e i 1114
Saafard
Net* Manta
T a m il
rh ym e
,
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Lake Mary
Fw hlU hM D alle . a r t * t e l .
Maundy Thursday
There will be a special
Maundy Thursday Commun
ion Service at 7:30 p.m. at
the
Community
Methodist
Church o f Caaoolbarry. Bov.
Delmaa Coiwland, paator o f
the church, will be In charge.
•rear, ••■ear
m*
carte*.
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A L L CHURCHES W ELCOMED
LADIES WELCOMED
■ary
>-44H
�Academy Class'
Sees Sheriff's
Department
O G P-0002's Acts T o p Secret'
I’ ikr revealed the entire
WASHINGTON) (U PI) — teitlmony before hi* own | stamped in red ink “ secret"
Don’t atk OGP-0002 what h« subcommittee by Army Sec- at the top, “ aecret" at the page: "Stephen Ailes was
retary Stephen Ailes. It was | bottom.
bom in Romney, W. Va., the
did Uat weekend.
*
son of Eugene E. Ailes and
It’a a secret
J ua t
OGP-0002
about
Sally
everything
doea nowaday* la
aecret.
Who’* OGP?
secret agent. He’s Rep. Oti*
G. Pike (D -N .V .).
^
A fter looking around the
armed aervicea committee, of
which he i* a member, Pike
decided he needed a aecret ti
tle, auch as OGP-0002, when
he found so many things se
cret.
A fte r seeing the word “ se
cret”
stamped everywhere,
Pike did a little Investigat
ing. He found that during the
% two year* of the laat Con
gress the armed services com
mittee held 127 meetings,
mostly secret. Subcommittees
JOB IN T E R V IE W in acted out by Steve Dunheld 239 more meetings, ma
can and Laraine Oldfield, students of Mr«. Judy
ny “ even more secret."
Drommerhausen’a ninth grade speech class, n
Pike said the only thing he
new elective course this year at South Seminole
knows about a subcommittee
Junior High School.
(Herald Photo)
concerned with the Central
Intelligence' Agency is who
is on it. He said he doesn't
9 have any idea what the
group does.
The
congressman
also
Problems of precinct organ the club, Mrs. W. Vincent Ro
points to the first page of isation were explained to berts was elected prciidcnt,
Mrs. Jane Adriatico, secre
member* of the Seminole
tary, and Mrs. Walter Glclow,
County Democratic Women's
' trcaiurcr.
Club by Mrs. Betty Carter,
Installation o f the new of
vice chairman of the Orange ficers will take place at the
County Democratic executive May meeting.
committee, at a meeting of
United Press laternatieasl
A tornado ripped through the local group at Ihe Semin
Anadarko, Okla.. today as ole County Health Center.
Mrs. Carter told the local
gale winds, hall and rain
club to let the theme of the
whipped the Great riains.
TALLAHASSEE (U P I)
Nearly 3,000 persons fled organisation be “ never under Tbc Supreme Court approved
their homes in flooded areas estimate the power of a aom- a law which permits counties
o f southern Minnesota and an."
to borrow from the highway
She said that the moil im
northern
Iowa as sudden
secondary fund.
spring thaws pushed rivers portant basis in precinct or
The court upheld conslilutioganization
is
a
copy
of
the
into the Midwest lowlands.
nal of the 1963 Highway Secon
list of registered voters, which
dary Trust Fund law. It allows
may be obtained from the
counties to use surplus mon
county registrar'! office.
ies in the secondary fund, pro
i% T i n : t a m v
j i t k i k -*
In the business meeting ol
vided they are repaid within
fn iM T . is a m i r n s s k n iM II.K COUNTY. STATO o r
five years.
Democratic Unit Sets Installation
Northern Floods
Claim 4 Lives
Road Lending
Law Is Upheld
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
m e s n is ii
is
its s m r o r
IIK R A I.I) DEAN HK.9LIIY. slid la tk* Caart a f the Ceaaty
t>AX IK l, K K I T 1 I S K A U IT , Judge, Seailasta Caualy, F lgr.
Ida, la rrubat*.
minors.
T i l l M AR IK K M T . 4 I I K T I I la rut Katatu a f
MAUKI, H. UOUL
HKAI.IIV
tlrcrainl.
W hin, rrslitenrs snd ad
T
a A ll Crudltura aad l»*reuma
dress are unknown.
TOII AR K M K ItK Iir noil- Havtaa Ctataia ar Ouaiaada
rieil that a prtltlon has been Aaalaal Bald K tla tn
Vou and each o f you at#
filed
With
the
undersigned
.'m inty Judge for the appoint hereby notified anil required
ment of JO IINIK A. IIIN K * aa in preaent any claims and ile.
Kiiardlan of lha person and pro tnanda which ynu. or either
perly of your children. flllR - of you. may have agalnet the
AI.U DEAN HKAI.IIV and DAN- eatat* o f MAHKI. H. IHHJL de.
IK I. K K IT H HKAI.IIV. minora, crated, tala of eald County, lo
and Ilia! aald prtltlon w ill ha tha County Judge of Hemlnole
heard hy me on lha loth .lay County, Flotilla, at hla office
of April. A. I ) , 1961. at my of- In tha court hnuae of eald
fire In llie I'ourtliouse at Han County at Hanfonl. Florida,
ford, Hemlnole County. F lo r within ala calendar month*
ida al 10:00 a. m. on said from tha time o f thr flral pub
lication of thla notice. Tw o
date.
ruplea o f tarh claim or de
/a/ K a rlyle Houaholdtr
County Judge of Hemlnolo mand ahall he In writing, and
ehall atata tha ptare of realCounty. Florida
■lance and poet office ail.lre-e
h t k n m t iio m , d a v i s a
nr
the claimant, and ahall he
MrlNTOHIt
aworn lo by Ihe claimant, hla
\llorneya for I'ellllo n rr
agent, or attorney and accom
I'ost Of fire Hoi 111"
panied by a filin g fee of one
Sanford. Florida *3711
dollar
and auch claim or de
Publish March : » * April t.
mand nol ao filed ahall be void.
9. It. 19(1
Ductile II. HneaJ
C D K -tIT
Aa Adm lnlatrslrlg o f Iba
IS T H K (I H C I IT t'O l'M T OF
Kalate of
T H K SISTM JU D ICIAL I'llt MAIIKI- II. 1101.7.. drcraae.l
I I t r o r r t .o N iiiA . is a s h KHINHULHKIl AND MHJAK
r o H s K 9 iis iii.il i ' » i t r v , Flrat Federal Hulldlng
ri.O N IIIA .
Hanford, Florida.
IS C M 9 9 IK I9 Y SO. H IM
Allnrneya for th* Admlntalras o T ir p . o r
trig.
y O R K I'I.O II HK M I S
I'uhllah April t. S. I(. IS. 11(1.
KINHH
HIIIH9VAY HAVINilH CDte-S
IIANK. s Naw Tork corpora191 TM X
CTMCI'IT COUNT.
linn,
- - - -- - - —
t-tofjB rt-
' T P T . r ’V a r . ' S K S ?
OKNK K D W A jm SCOTT snd
T IIK I.M A *COTT. hie wife.
Defemlanle
MUCK Ig IIK tIK IIV (IIV K N
that Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr.,
Clerk nr Ihs Circuit Court of
Hrmlnole County, Florida, will,
on the Mth day ot April, 19(1,
during lha legal hnura of aale,
at the front door o f tha County
Courthouse. Hrmlnole County,
In Ihe City of Hanford. Florida,
o ffe r for aale and aell al pub
lic outcry lo the hlglieat and
heal bidder for cash, lha fo l
lowing dtarrlhed properly, alluated In Hamlnola County, F lor
ida. to-w lt:
I atI II. Dlnrk IS. IIK F T i.K R
IKIMKH dill.AND O . *KCTIO.N (INK. according In
plat thereof, recorded In
Plat Hook II. Pagea i and
(. Public Records of H*mlnote County, Florida, to
gether with a Kalslah Mol
W ater Dealer No. •l(S >9 t(.
National Kitchen KshsuM
Fan— 1» In., (t. K. Forced
Air Furnace No. M U M .
911. (1. K. Ale Conditioner,
No
779117-91*.
National
llulll-ln Oven No. ( T i l l
National llu lll-ln Murfarr
If sill No. (SOM. Waster.
King garbage disposal No
K l l u l f , Intercom. Melody
Master-Panel Model J . f (e .
II 11 Indoor speakers). Infertom
Melody
MasterPanel Model J - f(«B ( I out
door speaker).
pureoanl lo Ihe Final De< ree
of Fore. Insure entered In a
rase pending in aald Court, lha
alyla uf which la Kings H igh
way
Havings
Dank, a New
Turk corporation va (lena Kdward Heolt and Thelma Hrnlt,
his wife, and the Dorkot Num
ber of which la Number 1(741.
WITNKHH my hand and the
o ffic ia l Heal o( said Court, this
7th day o f April, l t d .
(SEAL.)
Arthur II. Beckwllh, Jr.,
Clerk Ninth Judicial C ir
cuit Hemlnole County
H>: Martha T. Vthlen
Deputy Clerk
Rosenberg, Rosenberg A
Iteleman
Attorn ere tor P te la tlff
1(01 Atnelsy Building
Miami 17. Florida
lUihllth April I, l t d
tU -M
Roger
f i l l ATT, STATE OF FLOMIDA
IX I'H A M K K V .
NOTICK o r
FOMKCLOBI HK a AI.K
Nollca la haraby glvrn that
lha undersigned. Clerk of (he
Circuit Court of the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit, In snd for Hemlnol* County, Florida, pursuant
lo the decree o f foreclosure
entered In • rase pendlns In
• aid Court, lha alyl* o f which
I*
FI.ATIItJHH HAVINflH HANK, a
Naw York corporation.
Plaintiff.
K E IT H MADIHOK TOURNKT
and P A T R IC IA A. TO tlllN K T.
hla w ill.
Defandants.
and Ihe docket number of
which I* It.(S I. w ill offer fur
sale and sail at public Outcry
to «h* highest and haal bidder
for rash, tha fallow ing daacrlbrd properly situate In Heml
nole County, Florida, lo w it:
lull 71 and Houth It test
c.f l-ol 77. PIN K HF.IHHTH
HI.'nDI VIHION ar cording In
map or plat thereof record
ed In Plat Hook S. I'age
( I , Public Record* of Heml
nole County, Florida
Together with, but not llm llrd
lo. Ihe follow ing lltm a per
manently Ine'slled:
Hot Point Electric Hoi W a
ter Healer, aerial RH7((1*11. Model SSSWIKl; Nulone Kltrhas Kahaual Fan;
Htewart Warner W all llra lrr. Hr rial (IIS IS . Model Olt71; Waetlnahoua* Rang*,
aerial IS*(tS. Modrl F K ;
Wrstlnahousa Rafrlgrratnr.
Herlal 1(1171. M dal HK III ; Venetian l.llnd*
Held * *l* w ill be held at the
Front Hlepa of the Hemlnole
County Courthouse In tha vlty
of Hanford. Florida, on tha Slat
day ot April |S(t. at 11
o'clock A. M . or aa aooa theraafter aa th* tarn* caa ba dona.
IHKAI.I
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.
Clerk
By: Martha T. Vthlen
Deputy Clerk
nOEHH. W IG H T * BURFORD
American Natl e a s t B e a k BMg.
p. a Dog iissi
■t. reter*burg. Florida
Publlth April I, ISAS.
I I7 I I
Legal Notice
Moyer’a world
ough, N.Y., where he attend
Academy recently visited the
the
Scarborough
school
class
sheriff’s
at
Forest
department
at
Aanforh
frra lB
F r i. A p r il 0. ’ 65— P « g *
NEW from
9
General Electric!
his
tory
Lake
the
Orange County court house in
Orlnndo.
Tike asys it went on in this
erative. N or even a British
sot h i: n r
m i :, i . i M i H
He
m
• • a
tral Intelligence Agency op
F L O N III9 .
Ailes.
spent his boyhood in Scarbor
ed
N ot a Cen
Cornwell
fffir
vein for a full secretive page.
"The heart grows faint at
the thought o f the incalcuaMe damage which this infor
mation in the hand* o f our
enemies might wresk."
About laat weekend, Pike'a
subcommittee went to Cali
fornia "on a secret mission."
Rut he lays, that "the ene
my will gel nothing from
me." Neither will hii wife.
“ I ahall im ile my ateeliest
■mile and give nothing but
my name, rank, and aerial
number - OGP - 0002 • to my
w ife," Pike aald.
Hospital
Notes
APRIL «, IMS
Adml(iioa(
Douglas Neal Johnson, Sara
l>ee Robert*. Susan Kirkscy,
Redding Taylor, Mary E. Dou
cette, Linda Davis, Simon Da
vis,
Ronald Swain,
Violet
Thomas. Neal Phillips, Robby
Waldo. Sanford; Edna Theresa
Snavely, Altamonte Springs;
Edylhe Broome, Mabel D.
L'tman, John Bennett, DeBary;
Sadie Evani. Vera Sellers,
Geneva; Eldora Cain, Lake
Monroe; William Wilbanks HI,
Winter Park.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Kirkscy, Sanford, a girl.
Discharges
narbara
Rocakool,
Eddie
Miller. Vslda Welsh, Randall
Poison, Rondle Kcffcr, Arthur
Woodruff,
Paul
Kendrick.
Margaret Manfre, Mary Schu
cncmann.
Sanford;
Phillip
llealy, DeBary; Joseph Tart,
Osteen.
A P R IL 7, 1965
Admissions
Rernira
McGill,
Jean
Adams, Mazie While, Edith
Jackson, Morris Pierre, l.oi*
Morgan, Thomas Wilaon Sr.,
George Johnson Jr., Carl Til
lie, Deborah J. Sherrill, San
ford; Harry Roac, Marie A.
Heinert,
Marjorie
Cockrell,
DcRary; Georgia Selby, |)el
ton a; Lloyd Kill*, Mima.
Discharges
Caroline Wiggina, D i a n •
Wright, Charlea K. Junes,
Marlon
Iludrirk,
E ffie
It.
Durden, Daphne W. Connelly,
Sara Lee Roberta, June W ar
ner and baby girl, Itoaie Hobinso and baby buy, San
ford; Florence L. Webber,
Charles
K. Trlnowakl Jr.,
Edylhe F. Ilroome, DeBary;
Nellie Jackson, Geneva; Char,
lie
Oliver, Oviedo;
Willie
Everett, Cocoa.
IN T H K IT R IT IT MM MT IIF
T IIK NINTH J IIIH T 9 L f i l l Cl IT. IN AND Fill* SKKINOI.lt
COUNTY, FLORIDA
h u m K in
n o . H IM
FIRHT
FKDKIt.91, HAVINOH
AND LOAN AHHOCIATIIlN OF
(IIILAN D l), a corporal Ion,
Plaintiff,
v*
IlK ItA t.l* I* H ARRIS and HET
T Y M. IIAItltlF . Ill* wife, and
IIOIINK-WIIJMIN. IN*'., in At
Dnta, llrnrsla corporation.
I*, frndanlt
t'l.K H K 'a NOTH K IIF *91.K
Nollca I* hereby lllvrn that
under a decree of foreclosure
and *.«le entered by a lulls* ot
Ihe Circuit Court of Ihe Ninth
Judicial Clrrull, In and foi
Hemlnole Cnuiily, Florida, on
Ihe (th day o f April. 19(1. In
the above -Ivied cauee, I will
eell at public auction lo Ihe
lilalir*! anil he»l bidder fnt
cash, al Ihe fo iirlh n u tt In Honford. Hemlnole County, Florida
*1 Ihe hour of ll:<i«. on Friday,
the llrrl .lay of April. 19(1, the
follow ing described properly;
lad
I. Block A. IIK A II
1.AKK MANOR, at record
ed in Plal llook It. page
79.
I'uhllr
Record*
ot
Hemlnola County, Florid*.
IDEAL)
Arthur It IlerkwHh. J r,
Clerk
Hy: Martha T Vllilen, D C
FIC TITIO U S S I N K
David \V. Ile.lrb k of Ihe firm NOTICE IK hereby given that
or lllt.KK. H K D IIIi’ K A
We ar* engaged In bitalne** at
tlOlHNHON
«> i IV. 11th HI.. Hanturd. Hemlln,
........
--—A—*6-—veyr-Fterr l.«.-ul.r|i i 1f.r.flctRI-ua name of. .-'mi them
«Attorney* for Plaintiff.
P ru l n
Ci,
tnot Inc.) and
I'uhll-h April >. PHI
that we Intend In regl-ler eald
i'DL-11
name with the Clerk o f th*
Circuit Court. Hemlnul* Coun
IN T H K (T N I IT T M il HT OF ty, Florid.,, It, accordance with
T D K NINTH J I II II T S I . I lit- the provision, ot the Flcllllm ia
Cl IT IN 9ND FltH BKKINULK Name Htalule*. tw n -w llt Her.
M il NTV. F I.O llllt 9.
lion ISA. »> Florida Htalutr*
I It 9 M T.lt V NO. ■1*0*
1917.
TH K HOWKKY H A V I N O H
Hig: (Irorge A. Hague
HANK,
It. J Tharp*
Plaintiff, Publish April 9, II. II, in. 1911
v»
C D L -X
UonilY I.KHTKR HAIIT. el al,
liefendanla.
NO T IC E OF ( I T T
NOTD'K OF Bl IT IN
T H E S T A T E OF r i . O N I I I A T O
K 0 N T 0 90K FlIMKtT.Oal'MK
IIIL L Y F K E LLE Y.
TOt ItOIIKItT J HACHK and
REHIDKNCK UNKNOWN.
KMMA L HACHK. hla wife
AND
9V II OH E I. A H T
NKSDIKNUKi I NKNOtg'N
K N O W N M A11.1VO ADAND TO I All parties claiming
DIIKHH IM P 9 9 HCFFOI.K
tnlereal* by. through, un
1J<T NO 1172 C/O F I’.O.
der or against Ihe aforeN KW YORK. NEW V flllK .
eald person*.
A sworn Complaint having
YlJlf ARK hereby notified been filed against you In C ir
that a Complaint to fureclo** cuit Court In and for Hemlnola
a certain mortgage encumber County. Florid*, by KIIMA M.9ing tha following described HIE K E LLE Y . P laln llff. for
real properly, to-wlt:
divorce, vtrau* IIII.I.V F. K E L
led 1, Block II, rn C N T U V LE Y, Defendant, lliea* pre
IT ,I'll MANOR. UNIT NO. sent* are to <„mmand you to
1. according In Ihe plal appear and file your Anewvr
thereof aa recorded In Plal or uthar dvfrn** or pleading
llook II. Page lao. Public herein with the Clerk of th*
Record* of Hemlnole Coun C lrrull
Court
of
Hemlnole
ty, Florid*,
County, Florida, and serve a
ha* been filed against you In ropy thereof on t-laln tlff’e At.
Ihe above atyled aull. and yuu lornty, Carroll llurke. A lte r,
ar* required lo aerv* a copy hey At I.aw. I*. O. Drawer
of your Answer or other Plead Hanford Florida, on nr before
ing lo Ihe Complaint on Plain- Ihe lath day nf April, A. D.
tiff,
attorney*. ANDKIIHON, 19(1. or otherwise rierre* pro
lll'H II. DKA.N A IJHVNDKH, ronfoaao will be enteted again*!
111 East Central Boulevard. yo *,
Orlando. Florida, and file III*
The Hanford Herald I* desig
original Answer or other Plead nated aa a newspaper of gen
ing In lha office of lha Clark eral circulation In which this
o f th* Clrrull Court on or be citation
ahall
he
published
fore th# l#lh day of April. oar* earh week for four run19(1. If you fall to do ao, a ifr u tlv * weak*.
decree pro confe**o w ill be
WITNKHH m , hand and o f f i
taken against you for the re cial seal o f the Clerk o f Ihe
lie f demanded In in > Com Circuit Court on this th* Ittb
plaint.
day of March, A. D. 19(1.
This Nolle* shall be publish (H E AL)
ed ones a week for four eoaArthur H. Beckwllh. Jr.,
eeculive weeke In The Haaford
Clerk of Circuit Court
Herald.
lly ; M atin* Hlowell, D. C
DATED THIS i« lh day af Carroll Burk*
March, 19(1.
Alto,nay al l a v , Hulls ( I t
IHEAL)
Hanford Atlantic National
Arthur H Beckwith. Jr-. Rank Hulldlng
P. O. Drawer Z
Clark a f Circuit Court
Haaford. Florida,
B r i Martha T. Vlbleo
Deputy Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A^r
Publfeh March 2( A April
3. Publlth March 11. tt A April
7. a. K d
a. u , n u .
C D K -U 4
C M g - ll
Leqal Notice
The
25-member class was
met by Deputy C. D. (Buck)
Ruchannan
room
F R A N C IS
X.
Lenh.v,
A T I, n e r v i n g with
RVAH-3 nt S a n f o r d
Navnl A ir Station, hns
re-enlisted f o r f o u r
yearn. He and hi* wife
and five children reside
nt 404 South Sunlnnd
Drive.
(N avy Photo)
NARCE To Form
DeBary Chapter
Hy Jane Caaarlbrrry
The National Aaaociaticn
of Retired Civil Employes ha*
ended a meeting for purpose
of organixing n chapter in
Dellary for 2 p m. next Tues
day.
The meeting will l»e bcld In
the Community (’ inter on
Shell Rond. AI1 retired Feder
al Civil Service employe* and
their friends are invited to
attend.
National Field Vice Presi
dent W iley R. Dowdy will be
on hand to greet them. Assist
ing him will be W. I). Kline,
Fourth
Federation
District
l.eader and Carl Setje, presi
dent of Winter Park Chapter
380.
This will be the charter
membership meeting.
where
in
tha
he
assembly
briefed
the
students on what they might
see during their tour, discuss
ed thr serious nature nf a
felony, and answered ques
tions from the student* and
instructor.
I.t. Sam O. Hush joined the
group and gave a brief lec
ture on capital punishment,
stuting his persona! views.
The group continued the
tour to the main communica
tions desk where the operator
hns contact with all patrol
curs, sheriff office* in ull
Florida rities and teletype
connections with n a t i o n a l
agencies.
In the records office they
were shown a file whirh in
cludes information a b o u t
everyone with * police record.
In the laboratory the students
saw the photographic equip
ment,
fingerprint
nwdysla
machine*, VriU'other means us
ed in the detection of lawhi rakers.
Upstairs Lt. Bush showed
the students the jail, cafe
teria, nurses’ office, the steel
solitary cells and described
special security precautions
that arc strictly enforced.
Class members felt that
the field trip was both edu
cational and enjoyable.
First Anniversary
Friendship
W. If. Stempcr, Sanford
realtor, leaves April If, for
Europe on a combination
business and pleasure trip.
Stempcr will e'U M ish contart* with broker* in the
leading cities o f Italy, Swit
zerland,
Germany,
France
and England in order to
transact international traden
and sal,-a nf retirement prop
erty and other real estute
development and Investment
properties,
Stempcr said many people
front European countries arc
just waiting until they ran
ielite in Florida,
Deltona Corporation and
other* have created consider
able interest in Florida for
investment
and retirement
among rcsldcnta o f rentral
European Counties, Stempcr
said.
Iln said that over (.000
acres of ranch recently pur
chased hy Deltona had all
been sold *s lot* In Germany.
Stempcr will stay with teljl'J iT i- In . J-andtw- f o r. i . * days while conferring with
realtors before returning by
jet to New York. Hr is a
to,-ruber of the International
Realtors Association and the
National and Florida Asso
ciations o f Realtors.
Q
NIGH A M H O W F O t QUICK,
SAFE DRYINO
[I
M O -V O iT O PSLAH O M
□
F U *F CYCLf
□ SAFETY SWITCH START
E MO CAPACITY UNT TRAP
□ PORCELAIN ENAMEL CLOTMM
Q LARGE LOADING PORT
E3 SUNSHINE YELLOW
Haptlet Church
of Altamonte Springs will ob
Business
Briefs
Q ONE-DIAL P A N IC DRYING
serve its first anniversary nt
a homecoming basket lunch
to he held following the morn
ing service this Sunday. All
friends ami members are in
vited to attend. Rev. I). N.
Mnggurd Is pastor o f the
church.
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Church Groups
Set Meetings
Organisations fo r men and
women o f the Presbyterian
Church o f
the Covenant,
Sanford, h a v e
announced
meeting* for next week.
Monthly meeting o f the
Women of the Church ie
scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday
al the home of Mrs. Charles
C. Kauffman, 104 W. Jinkins
Circle, Sanford.
Men o f th* Church will
have a husinese meeting fol
lowing a 6:30 p.m. covered
diah dinner Tuesday. Meet
ing of the Dlaeonata will be
held immediately following.
Announcement h a s been
made by Mr*. Kauffman,
publicity chairman fo r the
church, that four teachers
attended th* Vacation Church
School Institute held Wed
nesday at John Knox Church
in Orlando,
Car Wash
The Youth Fellowship of
Rear I-ake Methodist Church
will sponsor a car wash from
S a m. until 6 p.m. Saturday
at Reynolds' American Gaa
Station which is locatad in
Forest City on SR 436 at tha
L a te Harriett autxanon.
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C ifd h it li,
On Wednesday night, two
Lake Mary Olante hurlrn,
Bobby Cobeaa and Mike
Smith, eombined on a one-hit
whitewashing of the Alta
monte Twine, Id).
Smith contributed to the
Giants' cause with n circuit
clout In the eecond Inning.
In farm team action Lake
Mary eutacortd th# Twins,
13-8, an Wednesday, and
Longwood gave North Orlan
do a 39-1 psiting last eveMOw Rankin and Ricky El
liott alammed homcruns In
the contest for Longwood.
Tonight, two undsfsated
teams, the CasasIberry In
diana and the Bear Lake PIrataa will tangle at B o'clock
with the farm teams masting
at 0. The Casselberry attack
Is paced by tha slugging of
L a r r y Cota and Darryl
Payns, while tha Pirates* top
hlttera aro Brian Brawcr,
Kenny Packard and Scott
Liston, Clay
Title Rematch
Again In Doubt
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Kelvin Stephenson haded
• two-hit shutout end Mike
MlUer eUaimed * home ran
to pace the North Orlando
Cardinals to s 1-0 victory ov
er the Lonfwood Braves in
Little Leeroe action at Coop
er Field in Casselberry last
night.
Stephenson struck out 10
Braves in the contest and
only Dove Sturgill end Ron
nie O'Neal hit safety sfslnst
him.
MfTler'a nund-tripper In
the third liming and a run*
scoring triple by Bobby
Bpsncar in the fifth were the
big blows in the affair for
^
Seminole Nine
Faces Boone
M A R Y E S T H E R G O L F T O U R N A M E N T Rot underway Wednesday a t
M a y fa ir Country Club. G etting in some practice nhota before teeing o f f
were, le ft to righ t, Reba Mahan, Ida B. Wilson, Elaine K e rr and Jan
Johnson. P la y ia held each Wednesday w ith tournament windup due
A p ril 21.
(H erald Ph oto)
Cindermen Player In Early
Seek Win In Lead Off Masters
Beach Relays
By David Higginbotham
llersld Hports Writer
Coach Dick Wllllsmi’ Sem
inole High thin clsds will be
going after the Beach Relays
to be held at Daytons Beich
Saturday, after scoring high
in tbo recent relay meets.
Thus far this season the
Semlnolet have defeated nine
different teams and five of
them twice. They suffered on
ly one loss at the hands of
Winter Park In their list
meet. Before the meet with
Winter Perk, the Semlnoles
were unbeaten and had ■ rec
ord of sis consecutive wins.
A number of the Sanford
boys will be going sftcr rec
ords st Daytons, with Jack
Hunt trying to cut down the
Umt 00 his new BUS mile run
record. Sterl Weber, Richard
ItlttelJ, Mike Gray and Eddie
Griffith will bo trying to low
er their Urns in the mile relay
In which they already bold the
school record.
Rick Walstram will bt try
ing to break the low hurdle
record and George Merkoi
will try to run a 18.2 to break
the Sanford record In the high
hurdles. BUI Frlsby will be
trying to cut five-tenths of a
second off his 100 yard dash
time of 10.33,
Wllllami is getting the
Tribe ready for the group
meet In which each Individual
must place In the top three
In order to go to the etate
meet In GeioeivUIe.
BOSTON (U P I) — The cmagain, off-agsln heavywslghd
title rematch between Cssehu Clay and Sonny I.lston
Is ones mere hi Jeopardy.
Tbs new peril stems from
a lengthy investigation by
Suffolk County Diat. Atty.
Garrett H. Byrne Into retstlonshlpa between Liston, tha
promoter of the scheduled
May IS bent, and other figurea surrounding the stormy
es-chmmplon.
After a two-hour mooting
Thursday with a representa
tive from Byrne's office,
Massachusetts Boring Com
mission Chairman Hsrman
Greenberg egreed there was
''serious doubt” the fight
would bo bald la Massachu
setts if Byrne's Information
was substantiated.
Greenberg said the threeman b a s i n g commission
would conduct Its own Invest
igation of tha matter. But be
added that tha May S5 bout
"la atiU on" until tha quo#. lives-rslssd -b y-B n *eV -ieLarry Todd’s "St. Johns
v sailgators have been clear
Dragon" will bo the feature
ed up.
ear when the Seminole Tim
ing Association holds its drag
races Saturday night at the
Osceola Drag Strip.
Todd will be driving ■ 436
Heml Head Plymouth which
■■BRING (D P I) - Tha baa been turning In the high
ascend n o d of slay la tha 10'a at 133 MPH. Last Sun
Merida State Golf Amoclo day be defeated Ernie Beation Invitational Tourney got wick three straight In • race
underway here Friday with at Jacksonville. B e e w i c k
four players latched sale tha drives a IMS Comet Caliente
powered with a 4XT Heml
Tied with ana under par Head with a single overhead
91 ware Elgin Bayless of Be- cam.
bring, Dexter Daniels Jr, of
Also on tbo Saturday night
Winter Haves, Norton Harris program la ■ "LcMans Start."
o f Kay Wart and Boh Dolel Drivers will race SO feet to
o f Waat Palm
their car*. A trophy will be
given for this event and all
cars aro eligible that can
start uoder their own power.
A "Powder Putt" wiU be
held April 34 for the girls. Al
oe on tha coming drag atrip
VaMad Press ta ternsUsual
program la the "Big Run" or
Bt. Louis • New York (N ) 1 Super Mock Meet planned far
Washington • Baltimore I
May IM *.
Kansas City • Minnesota «
Ctactaaeti I Chisago (A ) 1
Cleveland 4 Baa Francisco 1
Now York (A ) • Milwaukee
BDFFALO, N.Y. (D P I) —
1
Jackie (U t) 4 Las Aag (K ) The Buffalo Bills signed nine
players for the 1966 season
1
Chicago (N )—Bestow rained Thursday, The list Included
defensive tackle Tern Keat
ing, end Charley Ferguson,
It*barker Herb P a t e r v n ,
DETROIT (D P I) - Rudy quarterback Malien Kent,
York o f Detroit holds tha tackle Jim Befflco, and Bill
Pseud far moot homers in Nias, tackle Bob Dugan, half
ana mouth, banging out U back Bob Curington and ead
hi A * w * a t 1MT.
Frank OrgeL
Todd's 'Dragon'
Seen Featured
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In FSG A Meet
Exhibition
AUG USTA, Gs. (U1'I> —
A
record-shattering,
parbusting Masters golf field
set out after tittle Gary
I'layer today.
The black-clad South Afri
can, who won this tourna
ment In 1061 when Arnold
Palmer faltered on the final
hole, has a two-stroke lead
over the hottest shotmskers
ever assembled here. Favor
ed Jack Nlcklsus was one of
four golfers closest to him.
A total of 33 of them
broke per over what usually
Is considered one of the most
exacting golf courses in
America — the 6,080-yard
Augusta National layout
But Thursday, under s
biasing sun and ideal weath
er conditions, it turned out to
be child's play. Th« creed be
came par or better, or don't
bother counting the strokes.
Player counted them epurbigty, ■Ho started out with
birdies on the first three
holes, never let up and wound
Up with ■ 83-33-66 over the
par 86-86-78 best-scorched
course.
Player never went over
pur and fired seven birdies,
the last of them coming ss
five golfers sst in the club
house thinking they were go
ing to be tied for the lead.
Charging like so many
others, Player was five un
der par going to the 16th
hole. The others, except for
only Leins, didn't charge
much from then on. But Play
er birdied the 15th and fol
lowed with another birdie on
the 16th and that was It.
Earlier, I,ema, thanks to an
eagle on the 13th, had kept
pace. He also birdied the 10th
to go six under — just as
Plsyer was at that point la
ter on—hut champagne Tony
then tlirec-putti-d the 18th
far a bogey and that left him
In a tie for second place.
Lcmii'a eagle we* one of
two during the day — the
other was rarded by Peter
Butter of England — and
Player’s seven birdies were
among a total of 252 regi
stered In the day's play.
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By DbvM Higginbotham
Herald Sparts Writer
Tha Seminole High base
ball team returns to action
tonight when they meet the
Boone Braves la a Metro
Conference to bo hold at Tin
ker Field ia Orlando.
The Semlnoles will be
seeking their fifth win of the
season putting their 4-8-8
record on the tine.
In Sanford’s last game
they tied the Evans High
Trojans, 4-4, for the second
time in a nine Inning game.
In an earlier game the Sem
inoles and the Trojans bat
tled to a 3 to 3 tie, alio In a
nine inning game.
Both teams were hamper
ed by errors and mistakes
that gave each team runs.
Seminole Coach Jim McCoy
has sharpened up the San
ford game to cut down on the
number of errors and mis
takes.
Ron Dudley will be on the
mound for Sanford and Stays
Harris will be catching. Ed
die Fitsgerald will be st first
with Bill Kuykendall at sec
ond and Burnle Barbour at
third. Ron Hinson will b# at
short stop and 8onny Messer
will be In left field. Chuck
Scott will ha In center and
Danny Tlllis will be In right.
Ray Plvte will be tha back
up man for tha Seminole
pitching staff after pitching
four Innings in the nine In
ning game against Evans
Tuesday, Jim Ervin will be
backing up Fitsgerald st
first, who is the Seminole’s
number one pitcher.
Danny Lae, Chuck Plgott,
and Lamar Oxford are ex
pected to see some action for
the Semlnolee against Boons.
Coach Resigns
MORGANTOWN, W. V i.
(U P I) — West Virginia as
sistant basketball coach Boh
Lochmullsr resigned Thurs
day to accept a managerial
position with an Insurance
company. Mountaineer head
Coach George King had re
signed leu than 24 hours
earlier to take a similar poet
at Purdue.
New Park To Host
Junior Boys League
beginning at 7 p.m. Tha Sera
tools High School band will
also ba on hand.
Tha aix-taam Junior Boys
League consists of squads rep
resenting S a n f o r d ' a civic
clubs — Shrtoe, Civttan, Ro
tary, Klks, Xiwanla—and tha
C.P.O, at Sanford Naval Air
Station. Each team will play
a 30-game schedule.
Shrine la th* defending city
champion, having topped reg
ular season play lari yaar.
Howavar, tha Elks art also
putting a title on the line,
having captured tha pori-iea.
son tournament playoffs.
On Tuesday afternoon at
4:30 tha Elks and Shrine will
pit Um m championship teams.
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
Kiwanis will take on the
C.P.O. nine, and that night,
at 7:30 the Shrine dab will
meet the Civttan team.
All league gamea will be
played in Ptnehurst Park.
Flay gets underway Mon Tha opening league gam*
day night at 7:10 in tha San will be broadcast
ford Recreation Department'!
softball leaguea.
The City Men's Slo-Pltch
League will kick thio|i off
with a contest at Ft. Motion
Park between the USO nine
and the Chaie team. Second
game In tha opening play will
begin at 8:45 p.m. when Pan
Looking for s place for
ning Lumber takes on Chick Sunday dinner! Bryan's Res
n' TreaL
taurant cm 17-93 at tha Totum
Other team* In tha league- Pole to Casselberry la the
city champa Kingwood Build place to go.
,
era, LeRoy Robb and The
The 8outh Seminole Little
Kilowatts — wiU begin play League ia sponsoring a turkey
Tuesday night at the new dinner, with all tha trim
Ptnehurst Park diamond.
mings, this Sunday and next,
The Sanford Church League from noon until I p.m., with
resumes operation this sea all proceeds going to purchase
son after a two-year absence equipment and supplies Coi
from Ibe sport acene. Four the league teams.
teams will be fielded In the
Tickets may ba purchased
recreation department's lea at C. L. Cooper Little League
gue play: Pinecreit Assembly stadium to Caiaelberry, or
of God, Church of God of Pro any of tha tittle league taam
phecy, Knights of Columbus managers.
and Congregational Christian
United Church of Christ.
BREEDS WINNER?
League play will start Tue*
LEXINGTON, Ky. (U P I)—
day night at Ft. Halloa Park Calumet Farm has brad 29
wh a n Pinecreit Aiaembty winners of $200,000 or more
faces tha Coagraiatlooal nine. la turf prises.
Gama tima will ba 7:30.
Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson
will toss out the first pitch
Monday night to kick off Jun
ior Boys Baseball League
play In Sanford. Gamn time io
7:30.
When the Civttan and Ro
tary teams taka the field,
they will be the first clubs
to see action on the new, mod
em Plnehurtt Park diamond,
at 24th Street and Cbase Ave
nue.
Wilson and other city dig
nitaries wll] dedicate the new
park In special ceremonies
Softball Play
To Kick Off
Monday Night
Little League
Turkey Dinner
Benefit Slated
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Blue Darters
In Tilt Today
By Jim
Herald 8aerie Writer
'Steve Simpkins will be on
tha mound for the Lyman
Greyhounds this afternoon
when they taka on the Apop
ka Blue Darters to their fi
nal Orange Balt Conference
game of the eteeeiL.
A win for tha 'Hounds, who
have three victorias and two
losses in OBC competition,
would asaura them of n berth
to the upcoming conference
playoff.
8impkinaf
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flrabalting
left hander, has won three
decisions and lost only one.
In 24 Innings ha has allowed
16 hits end Just seven earned
rune, for a aparkling 467
earned ran average. Ha has
31 strike outa to hla credit
Coach Jim Payne will go
with his usual batting order
against the Darters.
Third baseman Larry Bak
er and Centerfleldcr Allan
Currans will bat in tha first
two positions. Curvens has
The Mayfair Country Club
scored nine runs to load tha
Golf Couraa will be closed on
club and Baker has tallied
Mondaye, beginning April 12,
seven times.
for the summer.
Rlghtflatder John Tlppla,
hitting sensation of recant
outings, will bat third. Tip
ple aporta a 476 average,
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Florida Derby Tonight At S0KC
Tbs Central Florida Derby— Oul Oul Dupree.
Leooeti
3.60 Perfects (34) $30.00
highlight event of Greyhound
Results of Thursday's races: Qulniela (3-7) $17.96
16th Race — 6/16 — Tim* 3148
racing season—ia on tap to lag Race — 6/16 — Time 3t.fi
Perfects (3-7) $46.00
Rimpy
1.30 3.40 2.20
night at tha Sanlord-Orlando
lib Race — 1/16 — Time 3143 Summeretta
Naoma
Sec'ty
11.60
7.00
6.30
3.00 3.60
Kennel Club.
10.60 6.30 Oh Bob
Friar's Tata
1040
Miss Whir], winner of all Dusty Tommy
Troubles
6.60 4 60 4.00
14.40
the honors this season over Jet Flight
Qulniela
(1-3)
$7.00
Lyric Muse
4.00 3.60
the shorter 5/1atha mile route Quintals (1-3) $33.46
Barberry Eva
3.60 Perfects (14) $14.70
goes far her biggest triumph lad Race — 1/16 — Tima II.M
Ulh Race - % - Tima 40.88
Qulniela (14) $34.80
of the season In the 30Ui an A. MacDuff 13.00 16.60 10.60
Honeymoooer 8.30 140 140
Perfects (4-1) $M.T0
nual running of the event.
Lotta Wham
6.60 1.60
11.00 440
Mk Rare - S/16 — Time 31.47 She Won
Mlia Whirl warmed up for Honey Spot
6.90
1.40
Michael K.
11.40 3.30 2.30 Mary Milend
tonight’s big avent by winning Qulniela (56) $53.60
Joyotl
2.80 2.30 Quintals (44) $43.00
two airtight starts ovar the Perfects (8 3) $170.70
Orbital
2.20 Perfects (4-3) $31340
longer dlitaooa.
Dally double (34) $66.30
Mutual handle $06,003.
Quintals (5-3) $M0
She whipped off a 39.79 se 3rd Race — 6/16 — Dm* 11.13
conds timing In her first start Roaming Jack 4.60 3.60 3.60
over the longer route tact PigbUng Vixen
4.10 3.10
*roet, -thee- ran -oet-ar xfctwxfD*/itAff-fifcw*rd"*--------- 4JO N O W — S E E T H E
at 39.16 secoods in winning Qulniela (14) $13.00
her qualifying heat lor tha Perfects (14) $34.30
L IN E O F
derby,
4th Race — 1/16 - Tima 33.66
Pale star, another fine router Barberry Ella 7.40 4.30 3.40
W ATERCRAFT
from the Hughes kennel, won Jeanne's Gossip
7.00 3.60
the other semi-final event and Oul Out Annie
4.30
will be among the favorites In Qulniela (4-3) $77.30
tonight's event.
Perfects (4-3) $84.30
Don Abernathy’* S i l v e r Mk Race — % - Tim* 41.13
World, who ran second to Mlsa Casual
Whirl In both her Htha mile Summer
19.80 6.40 4.60
starts, alio rates with the fa Rhymer G,
6.403.40
vorites. Miss Whirl waa listed 8pantsh Rote
3.80
on th* morning line at odds of Qulniela (14) $38.10
1-9. Stiver World was at 3-1 Perfects (6-3) $103.00
and Pale Star waa listed at 8th Rato - 3/14 - Tlaao 31.18
3-1.
Be Gray
7,40 3.40 4.60
Rounding out tha field for Toy Record Mar
3.30 1.80
the season's top attraction Pay Off Girl
4.60
will be Darold Robertson's Qulniela (1-4) $13.60
OWNS* "IARONISS" St* FIAOSHNP KXFftttS.
Rusty Jet, Frank Setich'a Nix Perfect* (14) $37.30
on's Jerry, Deep Rock Ken 7th Race — % — Tima 46.94
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liHMrffhttt BttP I m menbA
nel's Ebony Rock and Henry Annie Genius
7JO 8.80 3.40 frntta, In o a f wntarwwy, this rotaset ovvtane odnnpn h a r
Caswell's Double Damon and Oay Secret
4.863.00
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Results
Bills Sign Nine
The Sanford Little League
kicks off its 1966 season
Monday afternoon at 4sS0
with two eontesta scheduled.
Opening gamea will find
S a n f o r d Atlantic pitted
against Strickland Morrison
at Ft. Mellon Park, and Hunt
Lincoln-Mercury taking on
First Federal at Bay Avenue
Park. All gamea during tha
season play will be held at
these two locations.
Tha Sanford Little League
ia composed of two, fivo-team
leaguea—American and Na
tional.
The American constats of
1964 pennant winner Navy,
Georges, Florida State Bank,
Strickland Morrison and San
ford Atlantic National Bank.
The National league Is
composed of defending city
champions Hunt Llncoln-Mtreury, Quality Mobile Homes,
First Federal, Locomotive
Engineers and Chase.
The regular season play
will end July 2. Post season
play will featuro an all-star
game, City Champion play
offs and tha District Little
League Tournament.
Sanford Recreation Depart
ment sponsors the activity.
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7:30*8:30 p.m. (A B C ) Saga gether to make on* show.
Belgium fares best, with two
good animals acta, on* in
the Little B ig Horn." A vivid
volving soma playful sea Ilona
and lively documentary with
and the other tome controlled
a point o f view. Through a polar bears. Acrobatics and
aerie* o f paintings, photoa, comedy acrobratica fill out
geographic tours, realistically tbs hour, with Hungary and
also
repre
staged battles and other a f Csechoalovakia
fects, Cuater emerge* aa a sented.
battla-thiraty maniac using
8:30-0 p.m. (A B C ) The Adthe country’s need fo r pro dams Family. “ My San, The
gress aa his excuse. The In Chimp." Fetter conducts a
dians who occupied tha land conjuring aetslon and every
needed fo r that progress a n one thinks tha chimp they
presented as oppressed people find In tha house Is actually
who finally fought back only Pugslcy, transformed. Though
because no decent compensa wa're not aura It le n t an im
tion waa offered. The further provement, Faster tries des
back In time we get from the perately to change tha chimp
so-called
Cuater
Massacre, back to Pugsley, The show
tha guiltier wa look and this gets dangerously Darwinian
show does nothing to conceal at times.
its bias on that point. Excit
0:30-10 p.m. (C B S) Comer
Pyle. "Com er Dates a Movie
ing television.
7:30-8:30 p.m. (C B 8 ) Raw- 8tar.” Comer, who’d have
hid#. “ Tha Last Order." A been happier going to tha big
renegade soldier with a stolen danca by hlmaelf, end* up
$60,000 falls into Favor’s cus with two o f the choicest dates
tody. Tha money is supposed in town, the Colonel’s daugh
to r e a m the South and tha ter and hla favorite movia
prisoner offers Favor’s man star. The girls keep him hop
a share o f the cash In ex ping, running back and forth
change fo r hla freedom. G ll’a aerving punch and dancing
men a n on tha brink o f with him until the horrible
mutiny when the soldier'a truth Is revealed and his twobuddies start killing cattle, timing becomea too obvious.
shooting flam ing arrows at When it teems as i f it's too
fo r
Gomer,
flattery
the wagons and poisoning bad
waterholes, but the soldier charges to the rescue. Funny
(E frem Zimbaliat Jr.) learns show,
9:30-10 p.m. (N B C ) Jack
to his dismay just what aort
o f cutthroats comprlsa his Benny Program. “ Jack Has
Dog Trouble." When Jack
glorious army o f freedom.
7:30-8:30 p.m. (N B C ) In goes to hia sponsor’* home
ternational 8howttm*. “ Inter fo r dinner, the fam ily dog
national Circus Stars.” An as greets him and his $260 suit
sortment o f acta from various with filth y paws. But, it's
European circuses, spliced to better to have dog trouble
o f Wastam Man. “ Custer To
than sponsor trouble, at any
broadcasting veteran will tell
you.
WASHINGTON
9:30-10 p.m. (A B C ). FDR.
“ The Third Term ." A remind,
er o f FDR's preccdent-breakfng decision to try fo r a
third term, hit magnificent
campaign oratory and hi* vic
tory against Wendell Willkie,
due largely to the steadily
worsening situation in Eur
ope.
10-11 p.m. (N B C ) Jack
P a ir Program (C olor) Prnrl
Bailey is our favorite in this
one. She tin g* “ Look A t
That Face," “ The Gentleman
la a D ope" and clowns with
Jack to "W alkin’ My Baby
Back Home." Bill Dana does
a funny Jose Jlmenex base
ball player routine and then
ptaya hlmaelf and talks about
astronauts with Tsar. Jose
Metis gives hla impressions o f
other pianists and there are
couple o f cute bits, one In
volving kida and the other
Jack'a take-off on LBJ’a tax
problems.
10 • 11 p.m. (A B C )
12
O’clock High. "The Cry of
Fallen Birds." Savage find*
himself In a very romantic
aituatlon. ll e ’a wounded and
being cared fo r by a beau
tiful woman in an old English
mansion while a storm rages
outside. Savage's mission is
to destroy the mansion for
military
reasons,
but the
woman (lovely Dana W y ti
ter) lives on the crutch of the
past end hasn't left her home
in years. The question: which
will triumph, emotion or mil
itary expediency!
W e e k e n d Television
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( I ) Bob Hope Theater
( I ) On Broadway T o
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10:00 I D Jack I'aar
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Fat. Feature
Charlie Chan Thaatsr
Jimmy Strickland
Fhow
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Funeral Notice
POUI.K, M R*. L t T I T t A
I.—
Funeral services for Mr*.
Lutllla I . Poole. 33, of Oviedo,
who died Thursday, w ill be
held el 3:30 p. m. Hunday nl
Flrvt Methndlat Church of
* ‘Oviedo "v. II n" Hi V r T r B T Da wV
t r y Jr. officiating. Burial wilt
h* In Oviedo Cemetery. Brl*.
Bun Funeral Home In charge.
DeBary American Legion Unit
To Elect Officers In May
Snafu Related
In Release Of
School Moneys
wsnee
County
DeBary
(U P lV -S u (F la .)
repre
sentatives unraveled the
red
tape around their $174,000 in
federal
disaster
funds
and
sheepish government olficiats
indicated the new school at
Live Oak will be going up
soon.
The delegation came here
to seek the delsycd fund*,
promised a f t e r
hurricane
Dora destroyed the old school
building last fall. They found
a bureaucratic "snafu " tying
up the money.
Buford Ellington, head o!
the
Office o f
Emergency
Planning and in charge of dls
trihuilng the funds, said the
money could not be forward
ed until the Office of Edura
Hon approved the county’s
school desegregation plan in
accordance wllh
the Civil
Rights Act.
But Education Commission
cr Francis Kcppcl told the
delegation at another meeting
that the funds were promised
before the 1964 rights bill went
into effect.
Meanwhile, government of
ficials and the delegation, led
by Superintendent o f Schools
Henry Folsom and School
Board member Clarence Rat
liff, appeared near agreement
on a school desegregation
plan.
Keppel promised Ihe delega
lion he would call Ellington to
clear up the controversy im
mediately.
Lutitia L. Poole
Succumbs A t 95
Mr*. Lutilis L. Poole. 95. of
Oviedo. died at her home si
12:05 p.m. Thursday following
a short illness.
Born Jan. 31, 1D0, in Sel
iera, Ala., she had lived in
Oviedo for the pail 36 year*
and waa a member of First
Methodist Church of Oviedo.
Survivors arc four daugh
ters, Mr*. II. A. Waldron Sr.,
of Arcadia; Mrs. K. M. O '
Neal, of Webster; Mr*. D. T.
Thompson Sr., of Fort Myers,
and Mr*. O. P. Slone, of O vie
do; nine grandchildren, 12
great-grandchildren anil five
grcat-grcat-grandchlldrcn.
Brision Funeral Home ia in
charge of arrangement!.
Ex-Attorney’s
Plea Denied
TALLAH ASSEE
(U P1) The State Supreme Court re
futed today to reinstate for
mer Palm Beach County so
licitor T. Harold Williams,
who was disbarred in 1956
after being convicted of brib
ery.
Williams was convicted ol
accepting bribe* fo r not pro
secuting people Involved in
an illegal gambling operation
and he waa disbarred on Nov.
■13,- K5C. ‘ He 'w i* -«D te iK w l-ta
a year in county ja il and serv
ed 10 tnontha.
HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS at South Seminole Junior Hitth School
in Casselberry are (left to rinht) Tommy Sonrd, president; Donna K il
mer, vice president; Judy Chenct, secretary, and Barbara Andrews,
treasurer.
(Herald Photo)
OUTDOOR
10:11
11:00
11:30
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new
chosen,
textbook*
criteria
used
method* o f ordering and ac Janitorial supplies and turned
them over tn W alter Tengiir,
administrative aide, for study
and recommendation.
They approved a request
from South Seminole Junior
High School fo r permission to
erect lights on tha football
field.
They also urged that pub
licity lie given tu tho fact
Hint all request* for transfer
o f pupils from their prenrnt
school to * school nearer
their home must he submitted
not later titan April 3(1 for
admission to Hut September
term.
counting were e x p l a i n e d
Thursday to members o f the
School Board ami attend lug
parents by three members o f
the s c h o o l administration
staff.
W. II. Dt-Shar.o, supervisor
o f secondary education; Mrs.
Margaret (ioit, supervisor o f
elementary education, ii n d
Roger Harris, textbook *u|>t>rvlior, took part in the ex
planation* o f the choosing
and purchasing o f book*.
Harris pointed out that the
total supervisor* have been
ommended by atati- i-duratlon
department officials on tho
way lln-y work with teachers
on selection o f new hooks.
I f you havt a plion#, you h iv «
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Coni llrtailij W aiit-.td!
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company building in hcuutificntion program now underway.
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lion of new m em ber! and
election o f offlcera for the
May meeting at the regular
monthly aeaiion held
last
week at the Community Cen
ter.
Nominating committee
ta
Mra, Irene Tarbcll, Mrs. V i
ola Leone and Mra. R. Elmera.
During the meeting conduct
ed by Mr*. Roae Wflliama,
preaident, Mra. Ruth lovanna
reported a aucceatful benefit
card party aponaored by the
unit and Stanley S. Smith,
past commander of the poat
and general chairman of the
recent birthday dinner, thank
ed the group for the aaatitance given for the event.
Dana were made for a May
16 picnic at New Smyrna
Reach for auxiliary and poat
membera, T h o a e attending
will meet at DeBary Plata at
t ! a.m. in order that tranapoM
tatjon arrangementa can be
provided tor ait.
Next executive board m eet
ing for the unit will be held
at T p.m., April SB, at the
home of Mra. Betty Brown,
36 Highbanka Road, Weat.
Following la it week'a meet
ing a aortal hour waa enjoyed
with hoateaaea Mra. Anne
Levy, chairman, and Mra.
V'ola Lambertian, Mr*. Brown
and Mra. Tarbell.
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Of Georgia Homes
One hundred and thirty
Rf Evelyn Laafy
J Preaiding at tb i (ea table I lando, Mr», Frink Core of
By /alia Barioe
Linda Harria waa guest of during the afternoon were North Orlando and Mra. Jack gueata called during the afterMr. and Mrs. Robert Brad
honor at a lovely tea Saturday • Mra. George Carleton o f Or* Dodd o f Winter Park.
ford o f Boston Road, returned
afternoon when her aunt, Mra.
recently from a very pleasant
Jl. W. Eater, entertained at
and intereatlng trip. They at
her apadoua home in Oviedo
tended the 30th annua] tour of
with a tea.
Savannah Homes and Gar
Linda la the daughter of
dena, sponsored by The Wom
M r. and Mra. Young Harria,
en o f Chriat Episcopal Church
Oviedo, and the groom-elect,
with headquarters at Desoto
Lee Baggett, la the ion of
Hotel in Savannah, Ga.
Mr. and Mra. L. H. Baggett,
On Friday evening they took
Winter Perk.
the candlelight tour and Sat
In the receiving line
urday the day tour. The Brad
Mra. Eatea, Mra. Harria,
fords visited many outstand
da and Mra. Baggett.
ing homes in Georgia’s oldest
The tea table waa covered
city.
with a white linen cut-work
The Davenport Home waa
cloth and on the table were
designed and built In 1821-1822
two cryatal candelabra with
by Isaiah Davenport, a m ai
yellow candlea. A t the baie
ler-builder o f Savannah. This
o f the candelabra waa a large
Georgian house, which la the
purple cattleya orchid and a
headquarters o f Historic Sa
purple water lily.
vannah Foundation, la a na
On the buffet waa a cryaUl
tionally recognised architec
globe with many colored Ser
tural achievement. The grace
bia daiaiea and on the aconce
fully curved double entrance
In the living room and re
italrway with wrought iron
flected by the mirror, waa a
bannisters leads to the beau
lively arrangement o f pink
tiful fanllghted doorway.
reception tea at
MRS. R. W. ESTES, left, was hostean recently to n
a bridnl
l
r a i d and baby breath. In the
Among its fine furnishings
Harris,
being
aerved,
brideher
Oviedo
home
complimenting
Mina
Linda
Harris,
music room In an antique
are
heirlooms o f the Daven
elect of Lee BagKctt. Next to the honorce are her finncc's mother, Mra.
pitcher waa an arrangement
port fam ily and an eaceplionL.
II.
Baggett,
and
her
mother,
Mra.
Young
Harria.
o f pink atatla and alao another
al collection o f rare china
arrangement o f nuna orchidi,
pieces. Sealed drawing! o f the
Cryatal aervlce waa uacd to
house are kept for study In
aerve delidoua punch, alio
the Library of Congress.
tea aandwichea, thin aliccd ba
Juliette Gordon Low's birth
nana bread, e m a i l
cake
place,
10 East Oglethorpe
squares with yellow Icing,
Avenue, waa designed by Wil
jninta and nuU were aerved.
liam Jay in 1818 for James
Lovely brunette Linda wore
Moore Wayne, the mayor of
a white aheath with narrow
Savannah, and completed by
ahoulder alrapa, over which
hia nephew, W. W. Gordon in
ehe wore an over blouie of
1829. This notable house is
aheer white organdy created
the birthplace of Juliette Gor
from lace and embroidery.
don Low, founder of the Girl
Her coraage waa a purple
Scouts of America. Many of
cattleya orchid.
its elegant furnishings be
longed to her or her family.
The court yard contains old
servants quarters while the
carriage house faces on the
adjoining formal gardens.
It was noted that more than
300 people went through the
B y Jalla Bariea
homes within 1W hours. Mrs.
William Wlntcra. a aophoBradford recommends t h i s
more at Georgia Tech, major
tour as it was very education
ing In phyalca, made the
al and Interesting.
Dean's Llat for the fall quarte ri with hn average of 3.8.
Mr. and Mra. William Wln
tcra, hli parenta of Glen A r
den, ere quite proud o f B ill’*
achievement.
Altamonte springs
Personals
Deltona Women M odel Gay Fashions
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The beautiful, sunshiny day
By MIMred Haney
■ party enticed many of the res-1 tons down to the Community
A fashion show and cardjldents and neighbors of Dei-1 Center on Lake Monroe.
put everyone la • festive
Springlike mood, Just the Uad
to enjoy watching our lovely
models show the new fash
ion* shown by Garrett'a at
Sanford. Each model wore
one easual outfit and th en .
changed to a dressy one,
complete with eye catchisf
hats, baga, gloves and shoes.
The fashion show was fol
lowed by a dessertnnd coffee,
which m turn was followed by
several tables o f cards — all
types o f games being played.
M a n y generous sponsors
donated the d o o r
prizes.
Among them were tha D iva
Bride
Nursery and Land
scape. DeBary Western Auto
Aisociatcs, DeBary Phillip*
"66" Service, Perfection Dair
ies, members o f the Wetcom*
Wagon Club and Stripps Card
and Gift Shop.
SPRING FASHIONS were nhown by the Deltona Welcome Wagon Club
at a recent Faahlon Show nnd Card Party at the Community Center.
Modettt from the left are Mra. Ann FrnnciH. Mra. -Jnne McCarthy, Mrs.
Ella Necae Wisniewski, Mra, Ruth Post, Mra. Kathy I^ovell and Mrs. Olive
Creighton as they posed fo r photographer, Howard Holsberg.
Palm Circle
His A n d Her Garden C lub
Changes Schedule
Tours Salter's Nursery
Of Meeting
Mrs.
The Palm Circle of the
Garden Club o f Sanford will
meet Thursday, April 1, al
fhe home of Mrs. Helen DcWit, 1301 East Fourth Street,
at 9:30 a.m.
It was previously announc
ed the meeting would be at
the home of Mrs. Blanton
Owen, which is In error.
Mrs. Carl Stubbing! will con
duct a most interesting and
constructive p r o g r a m on
"Beca In the Garden."
Mr. and Mra. George J.
Bobrow o f Oranole
Road,
Maitland, returned recently
from a trip to St. Peteraburg.
Hungary Launches ServiceC up id For Lonely Hearts
BU D APEST (U P I ) - Hun
gary's
communist
govern
ment la In the proeeia of go
ing into the "lonely hcarla"
bualneia—by opening a slate
marriage bureau.
The plan la prompted by
need. According to atatlilica,
Hungary hai one of tho high
est divorce rates in the world.
In IMS, there were a,too di
vorce easel. The 1000 ccnaui
listed 149,500 divorced per
sona, 101,000 of them women
who had not remarried.
Mint dim l i e u S R g uu
marry but tha women find it
harder to find m alei, In Hun
gary there arc few plarca and
almost no clubs where single
women ran go to meet pros
pective husbands. In firms or
factories, women often out
number the men so here, too,
fauaband-bunllng Isn’t as pro
ductive ea it might be.
Oceaialonally w o m e n or
men seeking companions with
object matrimony will adver
tise In newspapers but this
custom la much rarer Ilian in
aomo Western countries. So,
without some place to turn,
the single woman-particularly tho middle aged divorcee or
the wldnw getting on In years
— often is doomed to loneli
ness.
In this situation, the govern
ment has derided to help by
establishing a marriage buTT". xi
J.HV*v i i.v
N ew Arrivals
Mr, a n d
Mrs. Harrison
Smith of Eau Gallic, an
nounce the blrih o f twin sons,
Michael Lyn and Kendn Lee,
born Monday, April 8, at Co
coa Beach.
Mrs. Smith ia the form er
Janet Tittle of Euitls.
Maternal grandparents arc
Mr. and Mra. E. Ray Tittle of
Euatla and paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Smith, o f Sanford.
w
tI~v
KA, an activity begun In
Crechoslovakia last year.
SVATKA, the first opera
tion of its kind in a commun
ist stole, hai played rapid in
bringing about 97 marriages
to date. Its flics bulge with
mate-seekers w h o s e
ages
range from 70 to Bo years. A
stuff screens all applicants
and jokeri or people simply
looking for a fling are tossed
out.
once accepted for help by
SVATKA, the man or woman
in search o f matrimony pays
a fee of 75 Czech kronen
The Herald welcomes all
(53.75). A file on the SVAT
social news with the fo l
KA member Hats his or her
lowing regulations estab
habits, hobbles, shortcomings,
lished:
likes and dislikes, personality,
1— Photograph and cov appearance, family history,
erage requests should be
and so on.
mads throe days prior to
With all tho information In
avent
hand, SVATKA feeds It to a
2— Engagement e n d
manually • operated computer
wedding forme era avail
and tries to match up the
able to be accompanied by
most suitable candidates.
photo four daya before
When • "m atch " has been
announcement.
found, ■ first date D arrang
* — Newa may be subed in a SVATKA "g e t ac
aeltted a t office, via mall
quainted" room. AU this is
o r phono fo r abort notices.
carefully supervised with pro
Typawrittan accounts in
per Introductions
and the
lower ceae double • paced
"matched couple" soon find
a n expedited more quick
out Just how matched they
ly. Names should be print
an.
ed In manuscript reports.
From that point on, It Is up
4— Personal black and
to ths couple and to Cupid.
white photoo and negaUvea
But U romance blossoms,
a n acceptable.
SVATKA la ready to ptriarm
6— Photo# made by Her
on# more eervlce—it will play
ald s ta ff may be duplicat
the role o f "father o f tho
ed at nominal coat.
brid e" and provide everything
Doha Williams
from
beaddreia to hooey
Society Editor
moon.
«
m -M U -C it y
Hungarian "lonaly hearts'
>pe It will work here.
Shower For M iss Corbett
Miss Sandra Corbett, nrldeelect of Glenn Crews, waa
honored recently with a brid
al shower, given by the Ethel
Root Circle o f (he Congrega
tional Christian Church, with
Mrs. Harold Herbst and Mra.
Earl Moxley as hostesses.
The comely honoree waa at
tired In a burnt sienna, twopiece ensemble, which waa
complemented by an exquisite
corsage o f pale pink carna
tions presented to her by the
Circle.
During the evening game*
and contests were enjoyed
with prizes being won by Mrs.
Clayton Bagwell and Mrs. A.
M. Remuaat.
Angle
was lantani. English violets, g er
bera daisies, ajuga, shrimp
plant and atokcsla.
The refreshment table was
overlaid with a white bridal
cloth
and
centered
with
a
graceful arrangement of varlgated
snapdragons,
flanked
by pink tapers in crystal can
delabra. At one end of the
table, sparkling punch waa
aerved from an ornate crya
tal bowl, and crystal com
potes held slipper mints and
nuts. Miniature bridal cakes
centered with wedding bells
and Ice cream also were
served to the guests.
Keith Salter, owner and
operator of the nursery, spoke
to thc'OTiB-otrjW'Tvfimal* xmr
their use in landscape plans.
"A s with annuals, peren
nials should be used to fill
the bare spots, for accent, for
ground covers and for quick
color," Salter said.
would be effective, he said.
He agreed pyracantha espallered on the front o f the walls
would work in well. Abclla
grandiflora, a flowering bushy
evergreen shrub might be
used in clumps.
After being served coffee
and doughnuts, the group
toured the nursery individ
ually, seeking out what inter
ested them the most, and
finding employees to answer
their questions.
The under-over aeeklMe t * '
expressed in three and fourstrand necklaces of large ba
roque cultured pcarli. Strand*
circle the back of the throat
with one parity disappearing
at the front of the neckline.
Richard Barry, men's shoe
designer, ia advancing white
and combination shoes for
spring and eummer. T h e
white leathers are washable.
“From
Custom Pre-Teen
Pernu n ent W s v in f
Through March —
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Among t h o s e mentioned
were caladium, verbena, daylilies, rotes, crown of thorns,
Hlggrul Mouth
The howhend, or (iiecnlund
whale, haa the Urgent mouth.
It is capable o f easily holding
an ox, but ita throat Is nut
big enough to swallow any
Those attending were Mrs. thing larger than smull fish
51. J. Corbett, mother of the such as herring.
bride-elect,
Mrs.
Bessie
Crews, her fiance's mother,
and the Mmes. Robert John
son, Walter Allendcr, Gus
Scbmah, Walter Bethea, A g
nes Boyd, Ralph Leasing, GO. Nordgren, Clayton Bagwell, Edward Slmpaon, A. M.
Remuaat, Robert Bcine, Bon
ner Carter, Oscar Zlttrower,
William West, William Burt•che, Clyde Stinson, T. R. A l
ford and the billies Ruby
Booth, Ellen Carter, Miriam
Burtschc, Bette Corbett and
Rev. Walter McPherson, pas
tor of the Congregational
Christian Church,
Social News
Regulations
Discussing the g r o u p ' s
beautification plans for one of
the entrances from SR 41D to
the residential area, Salter
stressed the Importance of
treei and suggested some
evergreens be used behind the
walls with clumps of yucca
(Spanish bayonet) which is
spectacular anil durable.
Fashionettes
'Boys in the three to eeven
set are getting the "big boy"
treatment from clothing mak
ers. One of the newest slack
sets features doubleknit "DeeAt the business meeting on
For a Florida accent cab front" pant*. Whatever hap
motion of Russell J, Ham bage palms and parkinaonla pened to knickers T
mond, it was voted to support
the
efforts of tho Sanford
T ry soaking prunes in fruit
Juice instead of water before Chamber of Commerce to ob
cooking for improved flavor. tain the same toll-free tele
phone service for all of Sem
inole County that Is enjoyed
in the Chuluota area.
Ethel Root Circle Hosts
MRS. A D A SIRES, center, tencher at The Little Red School llouae re
ceives projector from Hope Schlrard with benefits from a coffeo at the
Florida Stato Hank sponsored by Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chapter during
the recent “ Cracker Days" festivities. Richard Keogh, vice president o f
the hank, nssists with tho presentation.
Thomas
welcomed to the membership
o f the Chuluota His and Her
Garden Club at the April
meeting h e l d
at Salter's
Nursery, Orlando. Mr. and
Mrs.
Angle, who recently
came to Florida from Michi
gan, felt the best way to learn
what to do and what not to do
in
landscaping
their
new
home was to Join the garden
club.
The main door prize, a
beautiful lamp, waa donated
by So-Del Furniture. DeBary
Nursery loaned the gorgeous
rose bushel and ferna which
decorated the Center.
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Give Her A T reat*..T ake Her Out
W ood, Curtis C o-S tar
First
Sanford showing of
“ Sex and the Single Girl,”
0 starring Natalie Wood and
Tony Curtis, will be Sunday
through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre.
Co-featured will be Elvis
Presley in "Kissln* Cousin*."
Wednesday's twin bill will
be Gordon Scott in "Tartan
the Magnificent,” and Spen
cer Tracy in "Inherit the
Wind.”
S ' The triple feature for April
15-17 will be a family enter
tainment film, “ Mara of the
Wilderness,”
starring Linda
Saunders; "M Hours,” with
James Garner, and “ East of
Sudan,” with Sylvia Syms.
A captivatlngly lovely "g irl
o f nature,” reared by the
white
wolves
of
Alaska's
primeval
northwoodi,
and
who at the age of 19 has never
seen or been seen by man, it
the fascinating heroine of
"M a ra Of The Wilderness,"
Filmed in magnificent col
or, the unusual story dealt
with the relentless conflict
between two men eager to
track down this incredible
creature once it it known that
she actually exists and is not
just a legend created by tu
peratitious Indian natives who
believe in a Glacier Ghost.
TO D AY
ft S A T .
SCIENCE
FIC T IO N
I~ R iT z
STAR TS
■/lag
a * little
SUNDAY
Wild
V
Wacky
Fun Starts At
1:00
3:0S
5:10
7:15
9:15
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Dottle Top* N O W .
LA D IE S ,
One o f Mara's pursuers Is a
young ranger working for the
U. S. Wildlife Service, who
believea she's a survivor o f a
scientific
exploration
party
which
disappeared
many
years before. His rival it a
brutal trapper, greedy for the
fortune to be made by exhibit
ing a genuine wild girl in cir
cuses.
Actually photographed
in
picturesque Alaska and Deschutes N a t i o n a l
Forest,
"M sra Of The Wilderness,”
offers newcomer Linda Saun
ders, talented beauty contest
winner who studied at Holly
wood's Actor* Theatre, in the
title role. Adam West, who
played Sgt. Nelson on tele
vision’s
"Th e
Detectives,”
series and co-starred with
Sandra Dee In "Tam m y And
The Doctor," portrays the
forest ranger who attempts to
The motion plctura camera
Artiste release nLu includes
wedded wife, has a wide rep
in its impressive cast Claire
utation in Europe but makes
a rt
Trevor, Broadway Funnyman
created
and
crumble;
how distant atari are reach
ed and how the abysmal
deptha o f oceana are plumb
ed.
Now it rearhea ita pin
nacle by ahowing ua — how
to murder one’, w ife I
That'a right; how to mur
der your w ife!
It'a all a great, big apoof
o f course, and It's great fun
too, according to those who
have already seen it. It'* the
new, rollicking, merry Jack
Lemmon-VImn I.isl comedy
co-starrer "H ow to Murder
Your W ife ," in Technicolor,
which apena Sunday at the
Ritx Theatre. The United
TfieeSk
W all Dianey'a
M ARY
PO PPIN S
• Close T o Lee Road E x it O f Interstate 4 •
c1 S T ncniRE I f IDE Y E lir
with scenes of wolves, bears,
raccoons, bobcats and other
denizens of the forest who
play important parls In the
story, some ferocious, sonic
friendly.
has shown us how smpirts
’THIRD BIG WEEK I '
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teach her the ways of man,
Theo Marcuse plays the vic
ious hunter. But the human
cast is outnumbered by four
legged performers, for "M ara
Of The Wilderness" is replete
Lemmon Stars At Pits
A N e w Concept I n T h eatre Design and C om fort!
a ^ M 'A K K
T O N Y C U R TIS , clad in it woman's negligee
while his own clothes dry after a fall into the
water, proceeds to warm himself . . . and get
Natalie Wood tipsy . . . in this scene front "Sex
and the Single G irl" ow ning Sunday at the
Movieland Drive-In Theatre.
Mid-Florida
Engagement!
II
N O M IN A T E D FOR
ACADEM Y AW ARDS
VI....J i»r\(\
NI DI
IN
1 H i A 1 R|
her American debut in the
Eng preaent opus. A student in a
technical college in her na
land's gift tu the gaiety of
tive Ancona, ituly, and w-iihnations,
Terry-Thom so.
It
nut previous dramatic train
was written and produced by ing, she proved u natural ac
George Axelrod and directed tress and an instant hit. O f
by Richard Quine under the ten n lucky chance in pic.
Executive
Producerahip
o f turcs.
Eddie
yiaychoff,
and
there Is a very
defines
nt the C A R IB E LOUNGE in
here,
the Valdez Hotel from
4:30
glowing,
to
day.
vital,
energetle,
vigorous,
alert," and baby, that de
scribes "Th e llusions," two o f
the liveliest ones you are
gonna find in Central Florida.
These two, Billy Short and
Gene
Shelton,
aometlmes
called the Gene Shelton Duo,
are “ fun" people— and tha
fun-loving people are out
there gcttln' with it and lov
in' It.
Why aren't you there T
Saturday night, sometlma
after midnight S e m i n o l e
High'*
Junior-senior
prommer* are going to be there—
special places have been re
served fo r them, but IhereTt
■tilt be room fo r you.
One more reminder— don't
forget the C A P R I serves a
business lunch fo r all you
hard-workin* people — at a
very apodal price.
0:30
p.m.
every
'Course you s it welcome any
time, and you don't have to end and what better spot to
leave at 6:30 p.m., but dur take them fo r dinner than
Central Florida's otdeit steak
ing thoee two hours your
house, "F R E D D IE S " in Fern
host has devised something
Park 7
Sophisticated
piano
■pcriel just fur you, ma'am.
rhythms in the lam plighter
Your drinks rost you only
Lounge ns you sip your fa v
one penny for curh year o f
orite drinks—and do taste
your nge— (and who's over
that deticious cheese
and
Remember that on F ri
crackers!
Excellent
cuisine
day nights it's “ dancing on
and always the fine service
the house," to some o f the
fo r which FR E D D IE 'S is so
finest
recorded
music
in
Justly famous.
town. Just push the buttons
•
e
e
to all your favorite songs on
SO M A N Y O F YO U have
the musk box.
taken our advice to try the
e
•
e
fine fish dinners and the
YO U W IL L R E A L L Y be
surprised at just how mary
delicious things lo eat you
will find, stretched out Iwfore
you at the TR A D E W IND S
C A F E T E R IA
in
Seminole
Plaza Shopping Center at
llw y. 17-02. A il kinds o f
prime tender meats, fresh
from the garden vegetables,
crisp cool, colorful salads
Depletion o f oxygen was
that are a delight to the eye
ns well as to the palate and blamed today for the killing of
■Imply delirium desserts. And hundreds of fish in at least
remember Thuisduy night is three lakes in Scntinolc Coun
family night with free des ty.
Dead bass, bream
and
serts far all.
s e a
rough shall are reported in
LOTS OF V E R Y Important Lake Unwell, Spring Lake and
people lire in town this week a small lake in the Peart
chain off SR 434.
Lack Of Oxygen
Killing Fish In
County Wafers
Gordon Carroll.
With
ita
outdoor
“ This appears to be a ns
tural occurrance," Vaida J.
Robbins, Seminole C o u n t y
Health Department sanitar
ian, aaid. "Decaying vegela
lion has caused a depletion ol
oxygen In the w ater."
Robbins said his findings
had hern tentatively confirm
ed hy the State Board of
Health.
However, he laid the state
still was running testa on the
kill and may turn up some
thing else.
" I t is not believed to be
contamination," Robbins said.
The Seminole official said
two Indies o f rain probably
would solve the problem. He
said a similar situation exist
ed In Lake Jessup last year.
Some o f the bass killed have
ranged up to five or six
pounds and tome may even
be larger, Robbins said.
scenes
filmed almost entirely on lo
cation in the heart o f glitter
ing New
York'a nightlife
center, "H ow
to
Murder
Your
W ife "
bringa
Jark
Lemmon hack to movie audi
ences after a series o f film
triumphs which have made
him the undisputed reigning
comedy-romance
champ o f
the world.
Ilia role in “ llow to Mur
der Your W ife,” that o f an
enormously wealthy newspa
per comic atrip artist who
wants above all else to re
main single, is aaid to fit
him like the proverbial glove.
His
leading
lady,
th e
green-eyed Vim a List, who
upaeta his plana hy surpris
ingly waking up besides him
one morning ns hia lawfully-
Help Needed
T O N IT E * HAT.
ADMIHHION
ii m
■• W
TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) Atty. Gen. Earl Falrcloth
sought legislaUve approval to
hire a special assistant lo
bclp him keep up with his
state cabinet duties. He also
asked authority lor a financial
officer.
per
C A R LO A D
"R ID E A CROOKED
T R A IL ”
Audi* Murphy
Color
Know what the dictionary
special welcome awaiting you
U N C H ALLE N G ED khijr o f comedy - romance,
Jack Lemmon ahurus stellnr honors with Italy's
Koitteiiim Vlrna Limi in "H ow to Murder Your
W ife " nt the IUt7. Theatre starting Sunday.
equally delicious chicken din
ners at the PIN E C R E S T IN N
on
Friday
nighta— (chicken
on Monday) and all o f them
tell ua that they are pleased
with the dellcioUB food and
fine icrvlre. Why don't you
try it, too? We can promlae
you aonie of the fineat home
made plea and cakes you have
ever tailed, too. Your hosts
are Maxine and Bob Han
cock,
e
a
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W A N T A KN O W where the
action is? It's at the C A PR I
R E S T A U R A N T A N D COCK
T A IL LOUNGE! Dorn's gat a
couple o f live ones out there
and that's where you'll find
the swingers—six nights a
week.
at
" liv e ? ”
"n ot
dead,
burning,
It
saya
flaming,
charged,
Melodiea Nightly
In Tha Lamplighter Lounge
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Steak House
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Homemakers Primed
B y AI 1« m Bb eddy
Newspaper Enterprise A m i
NEW YORK
(N E A ) —
Whether they need It or not,
the home* In thle country are
in for w food scrubbing.
Professions! cleaning con
tractor*, thoae whoae error*
■klm the everyday (rim e
from office buildings, hospltale and achoole, now *ee a
way to make money In the
home clean-up field.
I f the houiewlfe want* It,
a » a preeident o f a major
cleaning
care
organization
put* It, “ packaged cleaning”
fo r the averago household la
virtually around the comer.
This la the era o f the ape*
clallat, th e . head o f Service.
Meater aaya. "W h y ahouldn’t
controlled home maintenance
encompaaa a wide range of
aervlcea?"
He
area
auch
houaecleanlng or controlled
rleaning uncovering more dirt
than juat ahampoolng a car*
pet or pollehlng floor*. These
two home eervlcea already
are popular with number* of
homemaker*.
Once eat up, "controlled
c l e a n i n g or profcaalonal
housekeeping” will be offered
on a cost per unit bade, with
a certain number o f units
specified fo r each room. For
example, the cleaning expert
explains that the professional
serviceman will survey a
room, then eatimate the mini
mum amount o f work units
required. Even more Import
ant, ha will astimate how o f
ten the work neoda to be done
to keep the area clean during
the year.
Cleaning will be only one Jobs. Thsy would arriva In a
o f the professional homecare neighborhood as crews and
swaep through thslr special
aervlcea o f the future. Also
ties In each house on a block.
on the list will be deodoris
Making all this possible are
ing, sanitising, pest control— new chemical cleaners, acry
whatever It takee to keep a lics Instead of waxes fo r floor
home clean and comfortable and wall coverings, ultrasonic
electrostatic
cleaning
on a continuing minimum a n d
equipment (pull a truck up to
basis.
I f this aeems Ilka a pipe a house, attach a plpa to the
dream, It ie the aame one en door end whoosh).
Although then It a bigger
joyed by a man who started
with a mop-and-pall swabbing push in metropolitan areas
Manhattan offices. Now a for professional cleaning be
veep with City Service Clean cause of apartment living, ths
ing Division o f Kinney Serv New Yorker eaya It may be
ice Corp., he sees commercial ■ome bright fellow In a small
cleaning growing to a 94 to community who will really
f t billion industry. Four com make auch a cleaning concept
panies In ths New York work.
Domestic* or private house
metropolitan area now gras*
In exeeu o f 9160 million an hold employee now number
leas than 8 per cent o f the
nually.
" I t la more than a cleaning female labor market. Yet, ac
revolution,” he says. " I t Is a ceptance o f the "packaged or
Idea
chance for both men and controlled cleaning"
women to go up the work lad rests on the homemaker end
attitude
toward
the
der. They can reach a semi- her
professional level. In our amount o f work ihe should do
company we are trying to In ths home. Food compsnlee,
develop more pride in service for example dltrovered early
work." And then hs cited the that they had to leave women
money to be made— 12.26 to a little work to do or they
12 an hour fo r a woman and felt guilty.
Controlled rleaning will not
f4 for a man. One window
cleaner put a boy through be accepted or represent a
medical school and recent laving, however, unices ths
high school grads can maks housewife puts a price on her
own time.
up to $90 a week.
The secret, It seemi, it per
He
predicts
professional
homeclesning will be depart suading ths homemaker she
ill be better o ff In every
mentalised.
Women for example, might way If e professional does
do the bath, dusting and her housework. A poll o f o f
vacuuming. Men would do the fice-husbands with thslr feet
wall washing, power vacuum propped on their desks re
ing and other physically hard veals this won't be d ifficu lt
in f « l
Page 10— F ri. A p ril 9, '65
f r r a l)
(D a a h
By Abigail Van Buren
m
DEAR ABBY: M y boy
friend says that what he
likes about ms Is that I am
morally aloof. He is right.
I don't put up with any
monkey business. Fred (not
his real name) used to be
very thick with a certain
girl for about three years.
He said she was not morally
aloof like I was. In fact, she
was Just the opposite. Now
Fred tells me that he has to
go back with her every now
and then to test his strength
and make sure that he Is
absolutely through with her.
I don't care for this idea.
He says I don't have any
kick coming because I al
ways win out since he al
ways comes back to me,
which proves that he Is ab
solutely through with her,
doesn't It? I think there's
something wrong with the
way be figures. What It ItT
M ORALLY ALOOF
DEAR ALOOF: It's heads
he wins, tails you lose. Tell
Fred that If he can't prove
his "streoglh " by staying
away from Uie other gal en
tirely, you'll be oot only
morally aloof, but physical
ly absent from hit life.
* • •
polish, or
sugar,
pose I took auch a definite
mustard,
dislike to this woman?
or bread. Sbe has even bor
MISS T.
rowed moeey from me. Sbe
any
DEAR MISS T .: Perhaps
thing. Her excuse It, "W e
she reminded you o f some
didn’t have time to go to
the store."
Since I always h iv e on
hand what she sends for, I
can't say I don't h iv e It and
sin against God. And I can't
say I can't spare It when I
really can. M y husband
hales this situation. And it
is getting me down. Please
advise.
DF.SPEBATE
DEAR
D ESPERATE:
Don’t lie. Tell your neigh
bor that because she has
never
returned
anything
she's borrowed, you have
decided not to lend bar any
thing In the future. It may
be exactly what she needs
to wake her up. If she's o f
fended and never apeak* to
you again, you are not out
much.
one you dislike with good
reason. Or possibly she wee
TOO "pretty, intelligent end
refined," and you were Jeolous. First Impressions are
the result o f one's combined
prejudice* and should not be
relied upon.
has
never
•
returned
•
•
Q ffr p lu j O n
#
DEAR AB B Y: This Is my
solution for getting teen-age
daughters to help willingly
with the dishes. Simply re
fuse to let anyone who h is
“ Too much homework" or la
"too tired" to help with the
dishes receive any phone
calls for the evening. After
years of scolding and threat
ening, I finally hit upon this
ides and it worked like
magic. I only wish I had
thought of It sooner. Pass
this on to your readers,
Abby.
NO NAM E PLEASE
• • •
•
DEAR ABBY: 1 met a
woman
recently
at the
home o f a friend. She was
very pretty, intelligent, re
fined and friendly. But for
■ome strange reason, which
1 cannot for the life of me
understand, I took an In
stant dislike to her. This
has been bothering me be
cause I rarely form an opin
ion about a person before
getting to know him. Are
f i r s t Impressions usually
correct 7 Why do you sup*
DEAR ABBY:
I don't
mind p e o p l e borrowing
things, but I can't stand
beggars. My neighbor ( I
can’t call her a friend, she
is just an acquaintance)
carries things too far. She
tends her children over
here for two eggs, or shoe
•
Problems? Writ* to Abby,
Box 62?00, Los Angeles,
Calif. For a personal reply,
enclose a stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope.
•
•
•
Hate to write letters?
Send one dollar to Abby,
Box 62700, Los Angeles,
Calif., for Abby'a booklet,
"HOW TO W RITE L E T
TERS FOR A L L OCCAS
IONS."
By Oswald Jacoby
f i h jd q o
Record Shop
Newspaper
Legrand Cuts Album
By Joan Creeby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
N E W YO R K (N E A ) —
Michel Legrand, a good-look
ing, 82-year-old Parisian, la
auch a versatile musician that
he confute! hla audience*.
Ha la a claeilcally trained
pianist and composer, who has
achieved a reputation as one
o f France'a foremost ‘‘le Just
hot” musicians. Ha recently
recorded his first vocal album,
for Philips, "and now when I
conduct, I am afraid eomeone
in the audience will call nut,
'Ring a ton',” Leyrand said.
But p e r h a p s I.cgrand'*
greatest contribution to the
pleasure o f audiences lies
with the superb movie, "The
Umbrella* o f Cherbourg!)," a
(Jrand Prix winner at Cannes
and an Oscar entry at best
foreign film.
A complete departure from
any movie ever made, "The
Umbrellas o f Cherbourg))" I*
totally eung. There Is not one
spoken word In ths film. Le
grand calls this popular ver
sion of thr opera form a
"very long song. It take* an
hour and a half."
Philip* is roleaslng the
complete sound track album,
and Steve l^iwrence has rerinded " I Will W alt for You"
as a single for Columbia. The
picture le an eye.filling, ear-fl+ltrrxr- heort-rttrrlr.-j;-Tb-Upbf,hut It nearly didn't gel pro
duced.
The Idea came from direc
tor Jacques Demy, who also
Newspaper Enterprise
Aten.
By this time in the year,
most o f us are weary o f the
rold westhsr and ths assort
ment o f household miseries
that accompany it.
Besides the usual snow,
sleet and aludge tracked Into
the house and tha froien
pipes, prolonged cold weather
saps the house o f moisture
and leavea It crackling dry.
You, or I a t least, begin to
realise how dessert • like the
house is when you get a Jolt
o f static electricity every time
you grip tbt doorknob, lo w
humidity dries out skin, hair
and nose. And, whils I haven't
a shred o f medical evidence
to support me, I think this
ran lower reaiatanca and mak*
fo r crabbier dispositions.
The colder and windier it
la outside, the higher you
push the inside thermostat
and tb* drier tha air baeomea.
It'* a vicious circle.
In chill climates, our e f
forts are directed to raising
the humidity. With forced elr
furnaces, a humidifier ran be
taatallad in the furnace and
warm air is moisturised as it
/rises- A t least that’* tha
you
sre
defending
egalnst s slam eontrset and
have to make an early dlswrote the script and lyrics. ChlU Rivera'* "Mean,” and
card
It is a pretty good gen
Ha and Legrand spent on* "Love-Line," ae well aa Heraeral
rule to let go a card
chet Bernard!
and Herbert
year working on tha tender
Edelman
singing
"Honest from your longest suit. It is
love elory. "Then it took an
Man." Columbia haa also re a far better general rule to
other year fo r us to convinca leased tha album from the stop a while and decide ■■ to
someone to produce it,” Le* off-Broedway musical, "The whether or not declarer holds
many cards in that suit
gr*nJ says. "When ‘ West Secret Life of W alU r Mltty.”
as
you
do.
Side Story' was released In
H IG H -CLASSICAL — "A
East was playing a very
France, It helped us. Everyone French Program " played by
said In Kranre a musical pianist Artur K u b l n a t a l n relaxed game. He waa pleat
doesn't work, but ‘ West Side (R C A Vlctev)t two Moaart ed when hla partner opened
Story' did. And now that our Masses, "The Coronation” and the epade slam and signaled
picture has had a success, "The Sparrow," aung by tha the queen o f hearts against
everyone wants to make one." Vienna Choir Boys, the Vien with the seven spot,
Declarer led dummy's king
Legrand Is married to a na Chorus and ths Vienna
former model. "She worked Cathedral Orcheatra, Ferdi o f trumps snd East dropped
for some o f the fashion nand Groaaman conducting ths three o f club*. He had
houses In Parle," he says In (P h ilip s):
John
Browning five o f them snd certainly
typical male manner, adding, plays Samuel Barber'* "Con thought that hs could spar*
"but I don't remember their certo for Piano and Orchez- '
TTj eould not have been
name*."
tra" and Leonard Roe* Is cello
They are the parents o f two ■oloist in William Schuman's
Itoys, Benjamin, 2, and Herve, “ A Song o f Orpheus," both
who, according to hla father’s with Georg* Ssell and Ths
b
accented English, le "6:30." Cleveland Orchestra (Colum
ALBUM O F TH E W E E K — bia); William Steinberg con"Sinatra Singe All There It ducU the Pittsburgh Sym
Young Mr*. Brown held
To Know About Love," It pro phony in Verdi's "Quartet in
down • good-paying job shs
claims on the Jecket o f hla K Minor" and Tchaikovsky's
good, new Rrpriee album, "Nutcracker
Suite"
(Com liked snd needed until a few
weeks before her baby was
"S oftly As I Leave You." mand).
Well, maybe it's not A L L , but
SINGLE-DHS — " I Will born. She would like to go
there's a good rrois-scrlion W ait For You " (Steve la w - back to the job If she could
of love sung* and ballads, rente, C o l u m b i a ) , "Chlm only find someone to look a f
sung In the Sinatra style. Ills Chlm Cheree" (Burl Ivei, ter her bsby during her work
fun* will be delighted with Disneyland), "Th e Puppet" ing hours.
this one.
(Jean-Paul Vignon, Colum
But finding someone she is
O R IG IN A LS The lively bia), "Huah, Hush, Sweet witling to trust her baby
music and exceedingly clever Charlotte" (Music By DeVol, with is a problem— a big
l/elm-ef. AA’*!4c r—M H *k»-«ake- A B C .Esr sm mnl - .‘'Fiddler- awv pi-utiWnr.......................
R oof"
(The
Village
1h« “ HaJour" Broadway raet tha
Young Mr*. Smith has Just
nllmm (Columbia) fun. Lilian Stumpers, Epic)) "Christmas had s bsby, too. She has nev
for Nancy Dussault'a "Where Stranger" (The Lennon 81s- er worked outside her home,
la tha Tribe for M e ? " and ly Strange. Crescendo.
and doesn't want to.
She aometimea feels a lit
tle guilty about thle, since
the Smiths are barely man
aging to get by on the hus
band's pay rherk. 8 he often
Ihcury and I believe it works (which accounts fo r the d if
most satisfactory with rela ference in price). Thle device
operatra with tha humidify
tively new equipment.
ing clement or on Re own to
However, in many homee
remove dust and pollen from
and apartments with other tha air (76% to W % remov
methods o f heating, humidi al, according to manufactur
fying the air must be accom ers).
By William Lawrence, D .D J.
plished In other ways.
In the present temperate
I f a toothache li nature's
Bolling water in a tea ket but demp-by-wlnter, dry-by way of sending you a message,
tle It a rather primitive aolu- summer climate In whirh I then with chronic pulpitis (C.
tion and lead* to steamy kit live many o f my frienda com P .) o r chronic inflammation
chen* and fogged up windows. plain loudly and often of their of the nerve, you g*4 the mess
But there are several good problem* with pollen (some age early aod you have plenty
portable humidifier* on the thing la always coming Into of time to do something about
market. They do a serviceable bloom).
it.
job in a limited area but thsy
An electronic air cleaner
Signals are not powerful,
do need filling periodically.
might be expected to reduce they're more like light jabs
Lately my attention has discomfort from pollen. Home- on the Jaw, but they're unmis
been drawn to con sole-hum Id- makers 1 know who hova them takable, and 1* Isn't necessary
Iflers which Join the home as aay the dust removal it a real to wait until a Sunday or bolla piece o f furniture, art boon to housekeeping.
day to ring up your dentist
plumbed Into tha cold water
Maintenance on both units lor help.
Una and are said to spread Is low. T h t
C.P. begins In the same way
humidifying
thslr gentle moistening bree* •croons may need attention acute pulpitis does: sensitivi
« s over tfiOO square feet. once a year. The air cleaner ty to hot and cold, mostly
And that'* n lot o f apace.
filter may need cleaning once cold; sometimes sharp stab
These carefully engineered a month under certain condi bing pains; then pain on bit
console* are net iaexpeaslv* tions. Most o f tha time It ing pressure and steady aeba
—telling in the fT lfb O O hums along without aay at or intermitten' throbbing; fin
range— but they do operate tentionally, abecesi and swelling of
automatically and with a min
The new appllanco w ill be the Jaw, eften accompanied by
imum o f aenrlc*.
•old through plumbing, boat fever. By thr time the jaw
What la o f aa muck Inter ing, hardware dost ire. Instal ■welle, the pressure la reduc
est to me la that those humid lation coete should ho modest ed and much at the pain aebifiers can nlao bo equipped and tha directions fa r c o n
with an electron!* dir cleaner
This ayda
evar «
Moistures Role Underrated
By Key Hherwuud
When
U/
J f l&
A ll South had to do was to
cash dummy's see and king
o f diamonds so ss to get rid
♦ A K 10(4
of hie losing hesrt. Then he
*Q 1
led the queen o f Hubs.
BAIT
East covered with hla king.
9 8 7 (3 2
A None
N ot that It mattered since
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9K67I
the damage had already been
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96132
done. South won with hie ace
*1
A K >666
SOUTH (D)
and led tha jack.
A A Q 1024
W eit ruffed end led a sec
914
ond heart which South ru ff
90
ed. Then South trumped a
AAJ10T4
low club in dummy, drew
Both vulnerable
trumps and made the la-'
•oath Weet North Vast
two trick* with hie last
Pisa
Pass > 9
19
Pass 4 N T . Pass
clubs.
i t
Pats • N.T. Paw
IV
If East had thought care
Pose
Pass > 9
•9
fully at trick two he would
Pass
Pat*
have noted the possibility
Opening lead—9 Q
that declarer would hold five
more wrong! The club dis clubs. He would also have
card let South bring home a noted that he rnuld well a f
slam contract that normally ford a heart discard, where
would hava been wrecked on upon South would have had
no way to make 12 tricks.
the rocke o f distribution.
NORTH
6KJ1
V ASS
Enterprise A s m .
9
By Ruth Millett
U )0 J n J t n :
withes there were some kind
o f paid work shs could do at
home.
In every community there
are many, many young home
makers like Mr*. Urown and
many, many like Mrs. Smith.
Why doesn't some wom
an'! organisation In avery
community take on the task
o f aettlng up a system where
Mr*. Brown and Mr*. Smith
can get together and work_
bVrVirriipKIiolutlon to Their
problems?
Since Mrs. Brown wants to
work outsids her horns and
Mrs. Smith would love to
earn some extra money right
at home, why couldn't Mrs.
Smith cars fo r Mrs. Brown's
bsby ss well a> her own?
I f the mothers brought to
gether had babies o f the same
age and on the same sche
dule, It wouldn’t be too dif
ficult fo r the stay-at-home
mother to look after two ba
bies instead o f one.
And If the mothers were
matched according to Intell
igence and education, the
mother turning her baby’s
care over to another woman
would feel satisfied that her
ehIld * 2“ L4. ItS?JI f - MC*JJtPt.
car*.
Here's a "natural" for
women's organisations.
What is more Important
than helping young mother*
work out of the very real and
very pressing problems of
how to contribute to the fam
ily Income without neglecting
their young?
Your Dental Health
Toothache? See Dentist
period of weeks or months.
Early dental treatment can
save these chronically Infect
ed teeth, but many people keep
putting off doing anything about it until they are forced to
by sever* pain and "swelling
and fever." At that stage, an
tibiotics are often necessary
to control the Infection end
chances of saving your tooth
are pretty dim.
C. P. com* from many
causes, but most commonly
results from decay that hai
progressed
far that K has
reached the vital center of
the tooth. Nerves and blood
vessels ia this center become
Irritated and Infected and
soon "d ie."
When the situation permits,
infected teeth can be treated
with good chanca o f success
by ntaaas of root canal ther
apy. That maani: opening tha
nerve canals and draining tha
ahcois; cleaning and sterilis
ing tha middle of the tooth;
Md filling B with material
called gutla perch*. This is tha
tame material that it used to
make golf balls and also to
cover undersea cablea.
C. P. is what physicians
hope to find when a patient
has an undiagnosed disease
and a focus ot Infection Is sus
pected. U there is any truth
in the theory that infected
teeth are a source of general
Infection, then C.P. could be
the worst offender because R
can deliver Us poisons into
the blood stream.
It's reasonable to report
that prevention la the least
espeaslv* and beat cure. C.P.
with its many complications
can fa* avoided if your teeth
•re regularly axamined and
cared far by
The Doctor Says:
Cough Clues Doctor
By Ways* fl. BraaJeUdt, M.D.
..Q —A relative waa operated
on for lung cancer, but the
disease was to widespread
that the surgeon was unable
to remove all of R. Ha was
given further treatment with
X rays. He Improved at flret,
but six months lite r hit
cough got worse. What can be
done for this cough?
A —Aa with any form of
cancer, the outlook Is poor
unless the disease Is discov
ered In the earliest stages and
the tumor removed.
A cough la an effort to rid
the lungs of foreign matter.
When this consists of thin se
cretions the cough is said to
be loose and It achieves its
pur pore.
When the foreign matter
consists of tumors imbedded
in the lung tissue, no amount
of
coughing
will dislodge
them. Sedative cough syrups
containing codeine may give
tome relief.
Since the results o f treat
ment offer so little hope, our
efforts mutt be directed to
prevention.
smoking ciga ly s e and tingling, numbness,
good beginning. pain or ether abnormal sen■atkms.
Parsons over 40 ibould hava
Peripheral
neuropath
an annual physical examina ies have many causes and tha
tion including a chest X ray. treatment must be tailored to
Any cough o r distress In fit your personal need.
Q—I am a woman, 74. I
the chest that persists for
more than three weeks should have taken two Nembutal
pills every night for two years,
be thoroughly investigated.
In addition to cancer, there but I find they do not help*
are several other chest di me unless I increase the dose,
seases that start with a per which 1 don't like to do. How
sistant cough. They, too, esn c m I break this habit?
A—Nembutal is one of many
be treated more affectively
of these
when they are discovered barbiturates. All
drugs are habit forming. If
early In their course.
Q —What Is peripheral neu you have taken this drug reg*'
ropathy? My doctor ssys I ulsrly for two years, sudden
withdrawal of the drug may
have it.
A —This la a broad term that cause convulsions.
The only safe wsy to break
cavers all noninflammatory
diseases of tha peripheral the barbiturate habit is under
nerves.
close medical supervision in
These are the twigs on the a hospital.
nerve tree, In the skin sod
limbs s i distinguished from
Please send your questions
main trunk, brain and spinal and comments to Wayne G.
cord.
Brandstadt, M.D., In care of
Since these nerves usually this paper. While Dr. Brandhava a motor and a sensory stadt cannot answer Individ
component, these diseases are ual letters he will answer
usually characterized by a letters of general interest In.
__
muscular weakness or para future columns.
Giving
up
rattes Is
a
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9
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Only Oyster W ill Know
By Helen Henaeey
Newspaper Enterprise
Women's Editor
N E W YO R K — (N E A ) —
A tpecisl kind o f herring is
taking a large chunk o f the
pearl business away from the
oyster. Even the ocean Inhabi
tants seem to know that com
petition makes fo r a healthy
economy.
I f you find it leas than
esthetic to wear pearla that
owe their luster to a herring,
ask yourself what'e so esoter
ic about an oyster.
Pearls, queens o f the jewel
box, are the moat versatile
o f all jewelry. They can be
worn with everything from
■westers to ball gown*. But
If they are beautiful, they arc
■Iso costly.
Good cultured pesrlt are
often beyond the means of
many women. And until now
■II simulated pearls looked
exactly what thsy were. So
hers is'where w * get back to
the herring.
The Tress, • new simulat cost the bead. A slight rough*
ed pearl (developed by Riche ness occurs whtch when coatlieu) takes on the true luster ed again by nacre, gives a
luminous look to ths pearl.
o f a cultured pearl when dip
This process goes on repeaU
ped into a pearlescent bath tdly over the years.
partially composed o f the
I f ths pearl is removed af
scales from a special type of ter only two or three years
herring. (N o one at the plant — and often It Is— It is Infer
ior in quality to those left In
will divulge the species. E v
the oyster fo r the full seven
ery trad* has its secrets, It yesro.
teems.)
The Tress pearl Is an Inno
"W e must havs men on the vation In the simulated pearl
■pot as soon at these fish are Industry because its develop
ment scientifically parallels
caught," a man at ths factory
the seven-year e ffo rt o f ths
explained. "The scales must oyster in just 10 day*.
be put Into the bath Immedi
First, the finest shape* o f
ately or they lose their value." •tsbaater glass beads are hand
Meanwhile, back to the oys selected. Th eit are carefully
ter. I t takes an oyster seven mounted, on* by one, on a
years to develop the perfect board o f sharp-pointed picks.
cultured pearl. A glass bead They are then dipped vertical
Is Inserted into the ojrster and ly into the rich pearlescent
the waters where the bed* bath. Each dip yields Just the
will be placed are carefully right film thickness which is
chosen. Irritants cause the uniformly distributed around
oyster to throw o ff a nacre ths bead by Intermittent hand
ous (Iridescent) solution snd rotation o f the board.
Do It Yourself:
Keep Home Fires Burning
the opening will correct the
By Mr. Fla,
Newspaper Enterprise Atta. trouble.
Build a small fire In the
"Wood -burning fireplace,"
fireplace. Hold a piece of
reads Ihe real estate ad. sheet metal or a board across
There’s no mention o f a fur the top of the opening. Lower
nace, certainly far more Im this until the fire begins to
portant than a fireplace. But draw without smoking.
A metal hood or additional
then, the buyer assumes there
masonry can be used to lower
will be a furnace.
Ihe opening to this point. If
The fireplace It a luxury lowering the top o f the open
item that conjures up ■ vision ing isn't practical or desir
able, then get the same total
of warmth and cozineitt.
It's a vision that all too area by building In from tha
oftrn goes up in a puff of aides or bottom or both.
A damper located too low
smoke that rolls out through
also will cause imoking. Lowthe living room.
riot-the-tey-ef-the-H repleee
_ J h*re o n b* ♦ e v c r a l - w
ons for this trouble. Some re opening wilt have the effect
sult from
neglect or care of raising the damper.
Occasionally, trouble will
lessness; others from faulty
design. Often It can result occur because the chimney Is
from nothing more than poor
ventilation. (Having a window
open somewhere In the bouse
will cure it.)
Check Flee
First check to tee if the
chimney flu* Is clogged. Open
the damper and lake a look
with flaahlight and mirror. I f
you are not sure Just what you
" I simply cannot sat a
are looking for, a surer me
thod Is to check R with a regular planned diet, so what
else should I do to get rid o f
flame.
With the damper open, light my extra weight? I know I
the end of a rolled-up news look older and I feel ‘fat'.—
paper. Shove it into the open Ella."
Why can't you eat a plan
ing. If smoke and flames are
drawn smoothly and easily ned menu? There Is nothing
up the chimney the flue Isn't atranga about dieting. I f you
dogged and the chimney is value your health and your
appearance, you will diet and
clear.
If classing ia called for, you ahould, at once. A menu
profestloeal service ia advis planned by esparto is so
better than
sating
able, especially during tha much
tha wrong things. I f you are
winter.
I f the flue U clear but the the fam ily cook, they can ta t
fireplace persists hi smoking, eaactly the same foods as
then the trouble ia almost cer those on my "Figure Perfec
tainly with the construction tion Diet,” only in larger
or dealga o f the fireplace.
portions aod you can giva
them desserts. So, If you are
Tb* most common trouble Interested, you ran tend me
in design Is e flue opening too a long, aelf-addroseed, stampsmall ia area in proportion to ad envelope and enclose a
the ail* of the opening ia the dim* In cola. I will aleo send
fireplace.
you a copy o f "D iet Breaks"
A rule of thumb la that the — but YOU must supply the
flue should be ewe-twelfth the wUI power. And why can t
•ire of the fireplace opening. you?
not high enough. It should 9
clear the peak o f the house
by st least three feet or there
will be a downdraft. Thick
overhanging branches or a
nearby tall structure will have
the seme effect. A chimney can he extended by building'
it up or installing a hood.
If you get smoke when thn(Ire Is first built but It clears,
up once the fire gets going,'. 9
the trouble may be with your'
flre-buUdlng technique.
Don't try to start a big fire
right off.
Tha fire
should,
start slowly so thst it w arm *
the flue and creates the prop-'
vt-drtfh- Start1bnMng~« ~fire----against the back o f the fire-;
place. Start small — newspa
per, then kindling, then small _
logs.
: ™
« 2 ufyafhirjorty
EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD
Plana* sand your qutaUaaa
about dental health to Dr.
Lawrence la car* of this paper.
If yon suspect this la the
While he cannot answer each
"My hair is gray hat tt
latter personally, letters at trouble, yen caa check It ea- haa • strange yellowy took.
general Interest win be an pcrimcntally and the the aame My halrdreeeer wants to use
swered !• this nohunii
tijBn* dateralaa i f
chkR giB g a silver-white type ef data.
but I fear I may look strange. ®
She cannot understand why
my hair is this add yellow, It
Is never neglected.— H ."
1 would suggest you take
the advice o f your hairdress
er, and be aura to pay atten
tion to your makeup. You
will need new makeup.
" I hava a vary pretty suit
but the color It rather on tho pi
purple eld*. What accessor!**
and what color lipstick should
I have? My hair ia gray—
D. D."
Pale pink would be lovely
and very fashion-right. Also
you could have a very attrac|
live affect by chooeing on*
o f the near pink lipsticks. To
match the shade o f the suit
would be difficult and, if you 0
did. It would. I think, be too
purple U be attractive. Don’t
go
"overboard" with ttw
pink. Do not have pink
gloves, shoes and bag. Just
a touch will be right, al
though you could dya your
•how to match— but don't
untow tha color I* m et,
Monday— "D ear E d y t k w
Theraton McLeod*
, •
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I
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Rain O r Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612.
ftrafarb I m il) ,10. Pou ltry - Livestock
F ri. A pril 9, ’85—-Pi
Page 11
1 tlUCKPK IN fleldlna. I yrold. 1 Sorrel I'hllly. 3 >r»
old. Saddle Hor-ee. Call 333
7340 after 4 p. m.
1. Lost ft Found
U l T ' f C E LE B R ATE — The
clssetlled *ds ere til* p lic *
to u n tlm* and money whan
chopping tor tha ear of your
eh ole#.
____
50. Mlac. F or Sale
PRE-C AST Conrrate Steps
GREGORY LUM BER CO
334 Maple Ava
333-43*4
P A R T T IM E Sales Opportunity
$100 D O W N
for I alert women with car A
NORTH ORLANDO HOMES
phone. Earnings 133 to ISO OPEN HOUSE I I B. Kdgemon
;n| W. tat
3:3-7134
par weak. Sarah Coventry
I to I W**kday*—34 hour
Jewelry. T erritory unlimit occupancy for ganltttod Mili
PISTOL. I I Caliber S. M . Ilka
ed. 133-7111
tary. Ph. t tl- ili*
new. |3I. Ph. 133-llia.
20. Hardware
12. Special Notices
2. Personals
INCOME T A X PR E PA R A TIO N
1301 DOUGLAS AVE.
333-7113
Do you h iv e a drinking prob Adding Machine# • Typewriter#
Sale# - Rental# - Repair#
lem. W rit# P. a Bo* I I I ) ,
p o w e l i /s o r r i c c i u p p l
Sanford.
18 JOHN*.
CANAS Day Camp begin# June
Promlee m i anything but give
llth ., I .aka Golden. For In
nia York A ir Conditioning by
formation call 333-33U, Fred
Sheet H a u l Spcclallata. I l l Uanaa.
MU.
M ARCIA •TOUGH'S U tility Trailer Sale#
Box 104 A, Route
South
W IIK R E ATlOt'TS o f
Eleanor
Sanford Ave. extended. 333
Jleven nee Ilenton. W rit# H.
0111.
A. I*. 733 K. Pltteburg St.,
(treeneburir P a . _____________
INCOME T A X F iling by ap
pointment, Erneat Blcknelt,
4. Beauty Caro
31*1 P ark A v a . Ph. 333-1171
.■
19. Builders Supplies
H A R R IE T T * beauty R o o k .
Income Tn x Returns
aoft water, oeanlng app'ta.
13 Tear- Kxperlanre, Call Lalo t So Oak. 138-1741.______
mar W llllama, Flva Point*.
333-7143.
6. Child Cars
J f A N M r T K I D D l t CARE. W e IS. C a terln f • Food
never eloaa. Licensed noreery,
Infante to «. 3110 8. Oak Ave. STn.VW nE lintER for Sale. You
333-0(11.
________
pick 44c t|t, 14 or more t ic
qt., picked on order, Held
run 4Sc qt. No Sunday aale.
8. Pets & Supplies
tlrlaaou Ave., 333-741#.
MUST SELL. AKC Poodle Pupplea tan. 333-»om.
14. Bicycle Repairs
A^t-S^O
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MERLE la nuthorl**d by both V . A. na4
F. H. A. to aell Ihrlr homra located wherever
a V. A. or F. II. A. For-Hal* Riga la displayed.
M ERLE W . W A R N E R , R E A LTO R
«
k
708 South Park Avenue
B
Sanford, Florida
F
Dial 322-3829
L ets A ll A tten d Church Th is Sunday
WATCH YOUIt
INVESTMENT. a •
AT
—AOK I ■ -BUILT i
_____
, Deltona
You’re net
MecklBftullt
li
t
growing
homed________ , ___ _ .
Central Water Milne and P m d
Streets are Included In the
full low price of Just *1295. You can
amt e Deltona homesite for Just *10. down.
Visit Deltona now— taka a Self-Guided
V
v
m
Tour— see the Shopping Plai*. the lakefront Community Club, the Championship
Colt Course and the outstanding model
homes at Meckle-Built DELTONA.
■ A G M L M W iT HOURS
fe
s te r * * (Be
the IsmMS
lam an* »*!*•
P e lsfaster#*
sag 18 fin e r lertljr n e t i i i .
DRtVK OUT TO D AY!
•
Take Interstate B4. eatt at Dalton#
b u w d i god yfitta at OUTorww
LAKE M ARY
SURPLUS C IT Y
RENT:
1110.
GEHR R E A L T Y
____________ n y m _____________
97. Houses F o r Rent
r h a * v A
R*al Eetat* Bat** Brokar
H AVE RENTALS
M E R LE W . W A R N E R
R E ALTO R
701 l Park
St. Johns Realty
You nan s It— We hav# III"
A M E R IC A N
T H E T IM E TE STE D F IR M
t i l N. Park Av*.
Itl- llll
Used furniture appliances, tool*. 90. I<ot a F o r Sale
• to. Bought - Bold. Larry'a
Mart, 111 Sanford Ava. Ph. Lot on FUN L A K E , approtlmataly 1 Aar* on goog boat
tll- lltl.
ing A awlmmlng lak*.
CO U R TR O tiar C IIA Ita H AC
COUNTS— Ilm ltM credit If
you own a phone. Put ctaesl- 111-1101 3140 Hiawatha at tT - ll
fled A la to work fur yuul
I LA HQ K LOTS In Draamwold.
clue# lo high echuol; title Inauranra; Ito ft. frontage—
EC H O LS B E D D IN G CO.
114 down, 111 month. I l l *
Redd.ng A Furniture
h it .
_______
A T FACTORY PRICES:
111 Maanolla_______ 133-1331
Payton Realty
60. Business Opport.
lu
SERVICE STATION for L en a.
Oood lacatlon, Good refe r
ence* A i s n i Capital requir
ed. Call lli-1141.
KINDERGARTEN
A
NURM-
KIIV. Illnaaa force# Hal* or
Lease. Sea a fter I p. m. 1170
M o h e w V _______ ____________
69. Schools ft Instructions
SPECIAL PAIN TS
ACHES by uwnor, half
cleared. 4 Acre* at Peach **
Deep fresh water wall. 144
gallon tank, la m * timber.
Volu.lv County. All H igh A
Dry. Sanford HI-44T4.
95. Houses F or Sale
$100 D O W N
F H A -V A HOMES
SOUTHWARD
HOMES
FOR SALE
$100 D O W N
t. 8. A 4 BEDROOM!
I, 1H A I BATH*
KITCHEN EQUIPPED
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT!
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Per CagipMW tnformatl**
Sae er Call Tanr
FHA - VA
SALES B R O K E R
We Hav# lha Home For Tou
■K U ItE TART, E x p e rl.n o nor.
•••ary,
Degree
preferred.
W rit* Boa I t l Sanford Her•Id. DsUlta. Eduoatlon A •*perlence.
E X PE R IE N C E Laundry Preaeera. Apply In ptraon lem lnol*
County Laundry.
STENSTROM
You
3111 P A R K D R IVE
1)1-1474
113-Tdll
133-4141
IIt-4411
SOUTH BEMINOLE
RESIDENTS
CALL M4-7MI
II
m
NIGHTS
111-4344
- -n iw -otttcv LMN"Cm*fvr7»v#;
In r, 144 Longw oag Plata. I
Ml. South on IT -lt. Call aallecl I l l - l l l l .
HOI DOWN
1 B R , 14 x tT Flo. R m , Tor.
Floor#. K it. tqulp. I l f mo.
p#y* all. H E LM U T R E A L T Y .
O tfir* in v illa s * Halt. N. O r
lando. I I I . n i l . night* I l t llll.
N . H o u s e s . 8 a is o r R m I
vw
REALTY
1113 P A R K D R IV E
I'll. 333-3430
Open Tonitfht 'til 9
GHIA
•
S odB M
• H srd T o fo
• CoHTsrtlbiM
• S U tlo o W afonfl
ComptoU fUUrlUA
• Y s T k n M ’s
• 2 6 0 . 9 1 0 0 Om ni
be
o
1M% Morkaokal
Gaaranto* — M Day* —
IJ M MfUg Ob All
Uas4 m
H appier
f OK’ D
•slas — P ir ii — ■ (grigs
Factory Anthoriaad Doaior
f rom
>f i n
M o n if M ' a i i s o n
I rw
EUinor Motor Co.
u. Uwj. ir-«s
im iw
, ns.
322-1835
B
Cowag. I l l - l l l l .
HI-4411 Night* W E L A ..A
A PAR TM E N TS
V . Flrot It,
Itl
R D RM , Kitchen aqulppad.
ITS, nlc* yard. I l l - l l l l .
EFF. APT. prlval* hath. *ult-
I BDRM. I Bath. F am ily Room.
C#ntral heat A air, t i l l m at
> Bdrm. UafurnUhod. I l l mo.
Payton Realty
ttl-1141 t i l l Hiawatha a t IT - lt
PURN. H ouse 1411 B ll
lll- IIIT .
1434 Two-door FORD V-4, H I1401.
1111 O LD SM oniLE Super I I. I
door
8*d*n,
Factory
Air.
Cond. A h*at. Radio, Pow er
Steering A Drake*, Tlnlod
W indow*. E tc *ll*n t appear# n r« A M#cha#cial CeadltlonContaet lira. Henry W ard,
4II-37T4 Eve. 4:00 till 4:44.
A re,
111 Magnolia
Ph. U l - l l l l
Auto Glaaa Tops
A Seat Covora
-
A U T O GLASS &
SEAT COVER CO.
M l W . tnd Bt.
M t.llll
able for Couple or Vlngl*
p*r*oa. Igtally laoatog gown- i M r S o T a f t M o t o w ™
town. Inqutr* at Manual
Jacob*on D*pL Star*, 111 E. D A T A N IT E ! Herald want ado
lot.
w ork fo r aa Ilttlo as l i o a
dayl
I-ROOMB, both, nleoly Furn,
largo porch. Pvt. antrance, 11 Ft. F IB E R G L A S l Runabout
Parking. I l g . l l S mo. Orong*
with T» H P Johnson, Kl#e«
City, 1* ml. from N.A.B. Mr*.
rlc Starter A con trol* Com
BchuRg, Mgr. TTI-tITT,
plete w ith oil require* equ ip -’
m*nt. S lightly used A ex
I BDRM. Purn. Apt. M i. 44IH
cellent
condition. W ill aacrl.
E. H i t Bt. R o h m A. W il
flea,
call 1 1 1 .Illl or I I I . 1114.'
liam * I t l - I I I L
I BEDROOM, 1 Bath. Kitchen
Equipped, largo u tility room,
acr**n*d Porch, Poncod yard.
Avallablo l lt h April. oo*n by
Appointmint, Loaoo r*qulrod LA n O E 1 A I Bedroom* Apt*.
G*t*way To Tha Waterway *
111* month. I l t - l l l l .
I l l l Sanford A v a , Ph. I l l Robson Sporting Goods
0734.
TOO MUCH
ROOM?
Rant
Your EV1NRUSB Dealer
through "F o r Rant" ad*. d * t PURNIVKED A p t, with A ir M 4.4-I B. tot,
Ph. I l l - l l l l
• t lr g tneumal
oondttlonod bedroom. I I I . I l l
E. Ith It. 111-3T44.
I BEDROOM Houea unfurnish
ed *ic*t>t Kitchen otov* A PURN. Apt. I l l - l l l l .
a ir cond. Lota o f (hod*.
A vail. April 11, I I I mm Ph I ROOM Apt. Para. I l l m a
Ph. III.IM S .
M IT O rlaalo D r, I t t - t t l ^
LOCH ARDOR
108. R o o m F o r Rant
T H R E E Bedroom, 1 bath, k ftchan equip. 110.00, Call I I I .
I I H R. A. Wllllam a, R «altor. ROOMS fag Mao, 111 Magnolia.
M I-4TI4.
102. M obils H obisb • S s k PURN. Room. P vt. BaUt. M l
month. l y - I M t.________
1-1 and I ■odronmg
N E W aad USED
111. Wan tad T o R on !
Aw ning* A Cabsnaa
Q U ALI ’ T M OBILE HOMES
W A N TE D I Bedroom. UnfnrnMwy. IT - lt B
111-1441
Uhod, I ehlldroo, Bofertnoog.
M I-M U .
_______________
1444
MOBILE
Horn*.
N*w
Moan. I bedroom*, Ae«um*
118.
A
v
to
s
F o r flnlo
paymentb. For Information
oall t l l - l l t l .
IM I FORD S K Y L IN E B. raTnO TW O O D T ravel Trailer, all
traotablo hardtop, radio, hostutil I t l* * Self c o n t a i n * d.
or, power alterin g, nood*
Shower, g o * refrigerator, go*
tranamlmloh M M . Ph. M Ietovo, electric A gee light*.
H IT * r • * * a t I M Oarrlbon
First 11,144. No deal*, P l*g*«.
Dr.
Ph. I l t - l l l l .
' l l Chov. I D r, H/T Impale, n
NEW , Purn. I Re.lroom. t Hath,
A II, A/T, I'/M, Factory Air.
4 month.. Adult*. No p*t*.
U k e New, H u l and Aaaume
A ir Uong. Avallablo May 14.
payment*. Ph. I l t - O l l l .
llt-IT II.
A H*rai( w u t u la aa aaa#
'44 HOUSE T R A IL E R . Call I I I aa your phonal Dial M t-M ll
I I I * onytlm t. _______________
er i l l * I l l l (Bonth BomtnoU)
go* ue* your ohorg* aoooaat.
A T T E N T IO N
T R U C K E R S!
PRICES BELOW
INCLUDE FULL
RECAP ft CASINO
8:25x20 M „ $38.50
9:00x20 - M 943.50
10:00x20
950.00
10:00x22
•60M
THE ABOVB PRICKS
CARRY A ROAD
HAXARD
.QUARANTSSt
M cR O B E R T S
TIRE SUPPLY
4M W. FIRST ST.
in -N il
103. M obil* Homra • Rant
I
BEDROOM T ra iler on U k l
Ashby, Ad Bits o ily . Ph. U I T U I.
MOUSE
T R A IL E R .
I
lit r e
Room* connecting. I#e. etorag*. t car carport*. I l f - I l l l .
T R A IL E R w.th csbafta, a lt*
let, 411-1*14___________________
lO ^ TrsU ra S u e ! - TUnV
P R IV A T E T ra iler Spare, Inquire *4 Outhrle'o Reotaur• n t for Inform. A Location
on 1T-II North o f Lok* Mon
ro*.
North
o f S c Johns
S r ld f* 444-40TI.
1965 T R IU M P H ’S
SPORTS
CONVERTIBLES
NATIONAL
B A N K
' LPOSSESSION-'
L A K E M A R T ! W alkin g digtanco to gtnrg, achool, chur
ch**. S Bodroem, wood rioor*.
otov* A rofrigorator. M l por
month. Sm tll down payment.
B AH T P IL C H E S
Read Buy Broker
I t l - l l l l Day or N igh !
FURN. A P T , t i l l
FURN. Apt. Cla*a Bk Jlmml*
L A -O E ,
NEW , Cumam.bullt
bom*.
R ollin g
H ill* O olf
C ou n t, Ban Lando. P e r laformation call 111.8IT4.
6 4 0 . $6 0 M o o th
R E A LT Y
•14-4174
NO DOWN P A T M E N T V A. Im mediate occupancy, I Bed
room. I H bath, w o o d *! lot.
*odd*d lawn. Inquire g t aur
etsnslrom R **lty
STENSTROM
O LDER W hlto leedy lo llva In.
rara for t email children.
Room A board plus email
•alary. 333-TIII befora I t a.
m. or a fl* r * p. m.
Seminole Realty
For 4bo Bast Buy In
A N *w or R isalo Mom*,
L A D Y with Transportation to We H av* Th* Horn* F or You
al**p In bom* with Elderly
fln g la Lady. Private Bedroom
A hath. Ph. Ill-ITST.
LAR G E I beoroom horn*, t
bath*. Fla. room. Itvlng.dln.
lng. largo slorag*. carport
near shopping rtntor. play,
ground near. I l l * move* you
In. ( t pay a ll *looin g), buy*
escrow, tneuranc*. oto. Call
111-4041 after 4 p. m.
4 -iCDROOM
1 Bath Horn* on approximatety H acre yard. P*nc*d back
yard, assorted fru it bearing ■ E V F R A L O u totM dlag I A I
Bedroom Horn** gvallab l* In
trsea W ell for yar*. partlel
a ll Area* e l Sanford. Lot tea
ly furnished, w ith e r, dryer,
Show yog Arogndl
atova, refrigerator, yard tool*
A lawnmower.
414.344
COM M ERCIAL LO T
Mein part o f t*w n In Lake
1401 B Park Avo.
Mary. IT,414 Brok#ca Coop.
t i t t i l l anytime
Payton Realty
HOM ES
ltt-8441
•444 Park Drlv*
92. A c r e a f*
BEDROOM
A p t,
uUllllM
Furn, I I I mo. I l l - I l l * .
REAL EiTATE BROKER
i
M ONTHLY PAYM E NTS
F R O M $60.00
FOR T H E B E 8T HOME
BUY
SEE YO U R
Offtoai i n - m i
Might#: llt - I T I I
I
Apt.
A v*,
JOHN S A U LS A G E N C Y
111-7174 Day
Imm*dlot* Dallvacr
VA-FHA
Property
Management
and Sales Broker
JIM HUNT
REALTY
N IC ELY Purn. G srag*
Coup)*. IBIS ranford
111-1441.
AVALO N A P A R T M E N T !
I l l W. lo g I t ,
Itl- ttlT
R e tl B tls to Associate
W IL L A M AE fHUKOSC H
$100.00 DOWN
O U T S T A N D IN G
Uphrleterlng A Mat trees ren
ovating. New A Used Furni
C O U N T R Y H OM E
ture. Call Nl# Redding Mfg. I Br . 1H bathe. L arge LR. DR.
Co. at T«» Calory Ava. l i t .
Kltchan. T V Room, Drapa*
H IT .
Hardwood
Floor*.
Double
Carport*.
I
Room U tility
WILSON • M A IE R FURN
llouat. Swimming Pool, CornRuy — Bell — Trada
plat*
playground.
1 A rr*
111-13 E. let.
Ill- Ill!
(and. M or L P rlc * III,DM ,
Term
*
For tha biggest aettctlon o f
nearly new and utad furni
C. A . W H ID D O N , SR.
ture, aaa Noll'a Furniture
BROKER
Brokerage
In
Caaaalbarry
M l S Park
111.H it
on IT -lt. Open I daya I to 4.
CLEAN, Pur*. Apt.. PrL bath
A Entrance, 111*701.
Company
ochool.
REALTY
F LYIN G SEMINOLE RANCH
IMpace University Alrpurt)
Located 1 mllee Eaat o f Oviedo
on llw-y. 41* Is now open.
Student Instruction now glv
an In Piper Charoke# " lio " .
Com# on and learn to fly
NOW. Expert Instruction In
Epoiy, P.V.A. Ilouea, Auto, Ma
a relaxed atmosphere remov
rina, Flbarglana cloth, R e
ed from buey traffic patterns
tina, Sandpaper, Tap**. Thin
Twin-engine Charter availner*. Primer*. Aaroaol Spray
able anywhere. For appoint- 433.11*1 l i t * Hiawatha *4 1T-4J
Uomba. Mineral Spirit*— loc
men! Ph. 141-1301.___________
RAVENNA PARK. M*daIHon
per gallon In your container.
-F p -V H '-g lW T V e «G i*».-3 -'e*». " I ; M a l e - H c H i ~ W g tir * d _ - - fcerre-. 4-3>4ftr.,- + H -twt ! r Corn
tact P. w. Taylor, 444.1131.
lehae, Paints. Brush** A K ol.
lara.
IN C R E D IB LE IIU T TRU E
■
KRVICKTTATm??TunTJ#^
FA SCO CORF.
Attendants. Phone fur ap- Thl* neat I Br. Country home,
1100 Franch
Ill- Ill*
surrounded by n Soft mani
pulnlment 133-4111. Mebana
3331 K. Ilw y. So
cured yard. It may ba youra
Ull Co.
Orlando, 373-0*43
for only 4I.3C4. T o g g »m o Ui*
(o r HA
1 GIBBON l i r e * Danblt door FOOD A DRUG ROUTE open
Beminela
c
«
M.ooa
.
no.non
R efrigerator
with
koltnm
per ear potential. W rit*. Roe
freeter, goog running cond
7*1, Friiltlen.l Park, Florida.
143. 3- 14" Glrr# Schwinn
I ilk**, good condition, both
for 44#. 1 Photographic Fed 7 2 ^ F e m a ie ^ le lp Wanted
Invaetment A Realty
eral Enlarger, complete with
H i N. Pork Avo.
Itl-H T I
a
lens Model No. 41a. eacrlflo* BEAU TIC IAN Wanted. Cut *N*
I
BEDROOM
Houoo.
risen
A
■t (33. Cell 333-7141 after
Curl Beauty Shop Ph. I l l close la. T «rm a Pk. Jlmmla
• p. m.
4114 or 111-4011, Jlmml* Co
Cowan, 111-4411.
wan.
Advartleara w ill ba elad to
hava you mention The Ban- LADIEH fur telephone Hurvey
ford Herald when answering
A Public Relations work. No
advertisement*.
experience necessary. Excel
lent pay, day or evening*. Apply at once tn Miss Button.
Room 111, Melerh llld . 331 E.
l i t 81. over Faust** Drug
Stor*.
FHA — VA
STENSTROM
N EW SM YRNA— Coast*I w ater
front home with Dock, Pool
Patio,
Screened
Porch.
R E N T A BED
Rdrm.. Pink Plonk. 1 m il*
Roll away,
Hospital.
Baby
t i l l P A R K D R IV E
to
Reach
Ph.
4I7-7II1
VS.
Bede, by Day, Week, ar
Ill- llll
411*1444
Month.
NiaHTS
A IIA D T Corner l o t with I I I I - 4114
CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E
III-M 4 4
Hoorn
house.
Full dining I l l - l l l l
111 W l e t
111-1141
111-4411
room, screened porchce. k it
chen equipped, near Down
53. Wanted T o Buy
town Sanford. 17,300 Torma
Ill- llll.
USED FU R NITU R E
131-3370
11.940
Governm ent erwned
la the fu ll prlc* o f thl* coay,
Homes
t
■ HLu
US
your
Furniture.
freshly painted 4 room cotQuirk fe r r ic * with tha Cash.
tag* on half-acr* o f farSUPER
TRADING
PO ST.
Ilia land naar St. John* R lv(I3-44TT.
•r. Sorry— muat b* caah.
BetootIon o f ». 4, oeed 4
STEM PER AOENCT
55. Furniture For Sale
Bodroome loo*4eg in varies*
Realtor • Appralaar • Inauror
Boillona of faaforg
Ill- t a ll
111* S. French
F R E E E S T IM A T E
Apply
A U T O GLASS
IN ST A LLE D
SALES BROKER
R E N T -A L L
GARAGE Apt.. P u r *
1H4 Magnolia.
'17 OI.DS. 4 d r, Autom allr,
Heater, Radio, Contact V a r
ies Renton, 407Vh W . lot. St.
Apt. 1.
M tllonvlll*.
• ROOM Apt., 1 Rdrm. |44 mo. ' l l T R - I w ith Radio A Healer,
excellent condition. 3 t l - l l l t
Call oftor I. l i l - I J t t .
I RDRM. FURN., closa to Bast,
BOB M cKE E USED C A M
•41 mo. Call 111-4141.
l l l . l t WEEKLY. Purn. I Bdrm.
NO MONEY DOWN
Apt, uuiltio* turn. I I I . t i l l
UNFURN. I Br. Maul*. >411
*41 Fran * Ava.
t ll- o m
W illow . III.4 IT 4 .
4 ROOM A P T .
’ l l PLYM O UTH 4 door. Auto.'
SM A U . | Bedroom Furn. houoo, N *w ly d*ooratod, w e ll ta w all
Tranemtaalon A lte#ier, real
44* mo. H I .H I S .
Carpstlng A Carport*. 444
clean. Sacrifice. Ph. HI-4111.
E. llt h It.
I BEDROOM. F u rn . Hardwood
H i t STU D E B A K E R Lark 4
floors. Carport*. U tility room, FURNISHED
Pordor. good oondlttoa. Ph.
D u »l*g. Adult#
M l.Illl.
oJ#*n. K M r NAB l i t
mo.
Itl- llll.
I I I . 4414.
FURN. or Unfurn. 4 R ojm Apt, ' l l FORD, 4 door gedao, Baal
R AVE NN A P A R K , t IWdroom.
Tlta bath. I mile# from M.A.n.
•Man A new Urea
main gal*. No P *le, 111-1733.
m
btih. H i t mo. I l l - l l l l
1171.40
* (t * r 4 p. m.
gANFO R D MOTOR r a
•M A L L Furn. gfflcl*n cy A p t, 100 French Ava.
133-4143
N EW , unfurnished 3-bedroom
fo r 1 or eoupla. L lgh U A
Duple* A p t, Ml* both, terwater Included. 141. I3 I-T III. UNCOUV. I l l l . good condition.
rssso tloora, Venetlen blind*.
Body needs t e n t work, t i l l .
CASK W A IT S FO R TOO
Ph. I I I . 4444.
hltch*n equipped, water furn
Sell It through
ished. 113-1114 after I p.m.
Herald W ant Ad*
120. AutomotYrB Ssn rico
FU RNISH ED I bedroom hnuee,
SM ALL A P T ,
Furn. N I c *
adults, no p*ta. I l l - l l l l .
neighborhood. U tilities furn.
I l l - f l i t or l l t - l l l t .
I BEDROOM P u r*. H aul*. I l l
m*. Includo* wotor. H I-II4 T .
UNFURN. I Bdrm. Duplin. K it
I BEDROOM, 1 Both, Unfurnch*n E quip, A valL April 13. Sonkarik Glass and Patel
Ill- llll.
lehed houoo, nlo*. oloo* to
W o Hnvo Tho Homo F or You
3141 S. H law ttht. I t l - l l l l
DOWNSTAIRS Furn. Apt. I I I .
1174. I t l l*nlm*tto.
tll- lltl
FHA - VA
51. Articles For Rent
lakefront,
> rlvll*g **, |T,IB*.
Ball-Blair Agency
S A N F O R D E L E C T R IC
l-Bsdroom,
BALE: t-B«droem. Turn. Lak*
F H A - V A HOMES
Legal Notice
...................................
LADIES Vhoe Sale. II 49
$100 DOWN
O. E. Ap.llencaa— New A Used
AQUA PETS
£0
I t l Magnolia
__ 333-13*3
A LI. W O R K GUARANTEED
t i l l ) lllaw atlia Ave. Trop. Kleh. W e Have Parte A Arceeenrlre
Turtle-. Hold fleh
A
all
TOY C O ltItAI,
333-I393
31. Musical Instruments
Aquarium eupptlea. Excellent m a
glfta for Eeeter.
15. Special Services
Oana Cumbaa — 133-3441
t>OGB R E C E IV ED Tor Adop
tlon, boarded Animal Raacua LAW N
A QARDEN WORK.
Plano
Tuning ang Repair
League, 1700 IV. Minnesota
•11.1401.
W. L. Harmon • •• 131-1331
Del.and. Ph. 7 3 4 -lltl.
F IX IT s h o p
34. Upholstery
NO THING IS LOST until
N E W LOCATION
Herald W ant Ad falla to find 341 So. French
331-4711
Itl
OVER 33 TE AR S
SERVICE on all Mowers A o f flna workmanship In uphol.
- I GERM AN SH EPH ERD female
email Engines. I I " Cut Ltwn
staring. Draperies. Slipcover*
«
Pupplea. AKC. 333-1114.
T iger, SH hp Clinton En
Time Payments as little aa
gine 114.33. la k e Mary Lewi,
13 mo. Drapery hardware In
P ltK E : K ITTE N S, part peralan,
Mower, Sates A Service. Cuun
stallation.
333-3137.
try Club Road A Lakrvlew
K U L P DECORATING SHOP
Ava., 333-3133.
_________ IMi. 373-3111__________
SIAM ESE for Eaete.
Mother
333. 3 Male Kitten# t ' l each. OUNS: Ruy, Sell, Trade. R e
Orlando 33S-344S.
pair. OSTEEN BRIDGE CAMP 35. Vacuum Cleaners
A GUN SHOP. 133-1133.
SANFORD VACUUM SVC.
KALES - R E PA IR S
VOSS LANDSCAPING— Think
I33-43H
ing of a landscape patio, rock 3133 f. Park Ave.
garden, flow ar
bed, lawn
l a Ik - Caart a f tba Cmanty
maintenance program — Call 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds
Judge. Setulaala Caunty. F ler
133-1110 a fttr 1:14 p. m.
Ida, !■ Praha I a.
I S I * rat Fatal# af
B LA C K B E R R Y PLAN TS. 133A L F R E D M A T H E W BERNER, O FFE R IN G A SP E C IA L SER
11*1 after 4 p. m.
V IC E ; Mora than 44,000 readDeceaaad.
are
see
The
Sanford
Herald
T a AII frv d lto ra aad Peeaaaa
claaaltled ada dally. Rates aa 50. Mlac. F or S alt
fla t la g Clalaea ar Demaada
low aa 14c par Una par day)
A aalaet Said Kalatei
SINGER D IAL-O -M ATIC
Dial 333-3113 or 4 3 I-I3 II and
You and each of you ara
CONSOLE MODEL
place your adt
hereby notified and required
Sacrifice! Sewing mtchln# ori
40 preaant any claim# and de
ginal
prlc# 1300. Pay balance
S IC K ROOM N E E D S
mand# which you, or either of
|40 or rellAbl# party asyou, may hava agaln-t tha W heel Chalra, Walkers, Canaa
• unit I I ptr month paynitntt.
A Crutches tor rant or sale.
eatata of A L F ItE D M A T IIE W
Bowing
machine
itg-aagi.
Prescriptions at L o w a a t
IREIINER.. deceased, lata of
make*
buttonhole*, saws on but
Prloaa. Discount to paapls
aald County, to th « County
ton*, blind stitch**, tie. W ill
over <1 A all Bervloo Person
JUdga o f
Samlnola County,
take older machine aa part
nel. Check our prices.
^ F lo rid a . at hla offlca In tha
payment.
Ph. COLLECT, Or
'w rnurt houea of aald County at
F A U S T D RU G STORE
lande 431-431* day nr nit*.
Sanford, Florida, within aix
Free D elivery
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cif tha flret publication o f fhta
C OM PLETE L A W N CARE
notice. T w o eoptea of each
landscaping, Spraying.
FOR BALK: Four Choice Burial
claim nr demand ehall ba In
Sodding, reasonable rates.
Plot* In Maeunlo Section Oakw riting, and ehall atate the P H IL L IP S LA W N SERVICE
lawn cem etery. Make offer.
place o f reddence and poet o f
133-3304 alter 1:10 p. m.
Ph.
flca addreea of lha claimant,
and ahalt ba eworn to by tha A & B C O N TR A C TO R S
APT. Bias Electric Stove A
claimant, hla agent, or attorney
Refrigerator, loot Palmetto.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
and accompanied by a filing
HOOFING, P A IN T IN O A
fee of one dollar and eurh claim
E V E R E T T SPIN E T Plano, 3
INSULATIN G
nr demand not eo Hied ehall Financing Arranged
yra. old, Beautiful Mahogany.
133-1317
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Coat (944 will aell 13)3. Ph.
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311-4411.
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Publish March 31. April t, I.
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313-3111
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22. Plumbing
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PLUMBING
B*wor. 117.144. Opon Dally.
1*4 So. Park Ava.
131-1411
Oood pereonallty. No chick
Contracting Repairs
Evanlng* 444-1714.
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SEWING MACHINE ZIG-ZAG
Pall 111-9171.
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133-3311
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23. Painting
ance due. Purchaser* left
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101
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333-1433
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Appomattox - Century Ago Today
Fin Track Only
For Firemen,
Council Orders
Altamonte Springs T o w n
Council, at regular meeting,
instructed Police Chief C. B.
Allen to arrest any person
other than n firemen oa tha
official lilt of the Volunteer
Fire Department who (idea
tha fire truck or Interfere*
with the firemen in perform*
asce of their duties.
Mayor W. Lawrence Swaf
ford recommended the action,
explaining htat ha bad receiv
ed complaints that unauthor
ised persons had on occasion
operated tha fire department
equipment, thus endangering
themselves and the regular
fireman.
He also pointed out that per
m s not on tha official list a n
hot covered with insurance.
In other business, replies to
tetters seat to U. S. Senators
George Smathers and Spas*
sard Holland by Town Attor
ney Jo* Davis were read
which stated that tha senators
had requested the Post Office
Department to take action to
nlteva tha problem of con
gested parking at tha Altomonte office.
The Post Office Department
a im ed that action would bo
taken at an early date.
Davis had been Instructed
to write to the senators requesting that additional park
ing span be provided or that
the post office be moved to
a new location.
Reports from Davis also
wan nad stating that the
County Commission had not
agreed to participate with the
town In stabilising and main
taining Sandford Avenue from
SR 427 and First Street, north
to Magnolia Avenue.
Council voted to ask the
Commission to reconsider tha
request.
By Jana Caasslborry
The Youth Group of Wsetmlnster Prtsbfterlan Church,
Casselberry, was host last
Sunday to <g young people at
• rally of tha North Florida
Presbytery Youth Fellowship.
Rev. James Tinsley of
Jacksonville Beach was gueat
speaker In tha afternoon. A
play waa presented by the
young people from the vari
ous churches. Representing
tha local church was Slavs
Shepherd.
Mike Lukas welcomed tha
group to Casselberry. Local
(nembera, Dave 8tout and
Qeorge arils, are member* of
the Presbytery Council of
which Dave is treasurer.
Rev, Lucas Griis of West
minster Church ted tha eveling vesper service.
Naw officers were sleeted
at the regular meeting of the
Auxiliary Unit to South
Bamioote VFW Post 8207 of
Longwood.
Named to her second con
secutive term of office aa
president was Mrs. Virginia
McManus. Also elected were
Mrs. Irene March, senior
Vice president; Mr*. Eva
Wynn, Junior vice president;
Mrs. Louisa Stewart, treas
urer; Mr*. Edna Norman,
chaplain; Mr*. Anna Taulty,
conductress | Mrs. Marthay
McKalvey, guard; Mrs. Lucy
McGuire, three year trustee,
and Mrs. Beulah Thornton,
ana year trustee.
Named as dalegatoe to at
tend tha district convention
May 18 at A salsa Park ware
Edna Norman and Eva Wynn
end aa alternates, Beulah
Thornton and Anna Taulty.
Appointed by Mrs. MoManna were Eva Wynn ma
histories, aad Mary Bosttgsr
aa patriotic Instructor. Fur
ther appointments will be
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N E W M A Y O R o f N orth Orlando, David O. Tllaon (center, to p ) alon r
w ith newly elected councilman George Fuller ( l e f t ) receives oath o f o ffic e
fro m O rville Johnson, village judge. O ther newly elected councilmen
sworn in a t tha council's reorganizations! m eeting were, ( l e f t to right,
bottom ) Lloyd Brown, Jay A . W ets who's having problems w ith bursitis,
and Charles R ow ell.
(H era ld Ph otos)
By Mrs. H. L. Johnson
Quoting a famous saying of
Jackie Gleason's "Ah, how
sweet it la." I'm referring to
tha oranga trees that are
blooming so heavy and of
course the other flowers and
treea in bloom. They are so
pretty and aweet smelling
now. • • • We ore very sor
ry to hear of Grannie (Mri.
Annie) Hawklna’ Illness but
are glad that aha has Improv
ed so much. She has always
been on* hard working wom
an you could not keep down.
So wa art wishing bar a
P A T R I C I A SMITH. speedy recovery and hope
she will bo home soon from
s e v o n t h printer at
the local hospital. • • • |,|t.
South Seminole Junior
tie Ronnla Bass, sun of tha
H igh School and run
L. J. Basa’a of Jawatta Lana,
parted with his tonsils the
ner-up In the school's
other day. Brother Gary said
spelling bee, w ill par
he la getting well because ha
ticipate in the county
can now eat lea cream. That's
testa Saturday a t L y
good Bonnie and before you
man H igh School.
know it you will be back in
school. • • • Tommy Edwards
(H erald P h oto )
has been sort of on the puny
list hut ran now go back to
school. • • * Bamhi Chesser,
Myrtle Harris and Wanda
Mixon of tha Lake Monroe
4-H Handy Helpers Club
yttrt thrw.x>f .the-wletw*-tic
the recent County 4-H Events
Day who get to go to Camp
McQuarrfe t h i s weekend.
ets may be purchased from
Yours truly goes with them.
members of either group or They will put on tha demon
at tha door,
stration thare that won them
Plans also were discussed flrat place. I know that they
for a clothing party to bo will have a wonderful time.
held next Thuradsy at 8 p.m. There are eleven altogether
at tha poet home with Mrs. going from the county. • • •
McManus and Mrs. Ruth New president of the Monroe
Hopkins In charge.
Extension Homemakers club
Announcement was made Is JoAnna Dubois. She waa
that Mrs. Harriet Harris, elected at tha Thursday meet
current conductress, la con ing of the club. Those to
fined to Winter Park Hos serve with her are Ella John
pital.
son flrat vice president; Ma
rlon Lee, second vies presi
dent; Batty Mann, secratary;
Alice Carroll, treasurer, Na
omi Sapp, delegate, and Aud
rey Roberta alternate, • • •
Did you give to the cancer
Methods ot painting with fund this week? Sure hope
water colors to achieve un you did. Also, this Saturday
usual affects In an Oriental the 4-H Handy Helpers Club
motif will ha demonstrated will participate in the M. 8.
by Miss Lilly Chen al the campaign. 8o give again.
raseting of the SanfordSem- • • • Happy Birthday to Miss
(note Art Association Monday Audrey Pyle. She ia all of
at 7iS8 p.m. at tha Cultural tha last of tha years before
becoming a teenager. In eth
Arts Canter on Fifth Street.
Preeentiy on display at er words she is I I years eld.
Seakartk'a Paint and Glass She is the daughter of the
Art Comer are tha paintings Henry Pyles. A bridal showsr will ha given next week
for the future bride of Duane
Burk, Mist Libbte Barnwell.
Dot Burk will bo the boetosa
at bar home Monday night.
And Mary Laa Thoaapaon
wUI ha haatoaa at a stock
shower for Maxine (Mrs.
Charles) Stafford tonight at
Oriental M otif
To Be Outlined
the home of Vondlle Rabun.
* * * Congratulations to Ca
rol (Hobby) and Harvey
Francisco on their recent
marriage. May you always
have a happy Ufa. • • • Our
thoughts Oils wsek. Here era
two good onaa. • • • "Do not
attempt to do a thing unteas
you are sure of yourself; but
do not relinquish It simply
because someone else is not
sure of you.” Stewart White.
• • • "Wear a frown and
hava wrinkles. . . • .wear n
smile and hava friends."
Plan Program
■y Danas Estes
Title o f this week's pro
gram at the Young People's
meeting to be held at First
Pentecostal Church of Longwood, 7:30 p.m. today, U
"Guess."
Three Bible games will he
played and will include "Who
Am I?,” with 13 members
participating: a m u l t i p l e
choice question gams, and a
Biblical quotation gams.
William C. Rhodes^will pro.
kirif an "object lesson.' *
Miss Sibyl Grant Is leader
of the Young Peopla’a Depart
ment o f tha church.
By Merry Pergesso
APPOMATTOX, V i. (UP1)
—Gen. Robert E. Lee knew In
mid-morning that the end waa
near. For one fleeting moment
■s be watebed (be Army of
Northern Virginia disintegrate
Into a grey mass of hungry
man, be had suicidal thoughts.
It occurred to him that
death would be a quick and
easy way to cast off the burden
that had grown too heavy.
"But it la our duty to live.
Whet will become of the wo
men and children of the South
if we acw not bare to protect
tbemT”
He gave orders to arrange
for the surrender.
It waa Palm Sunday, April
8. Rate had swollen tha croaks
aad rlvara and a light fog
hugged tha ground. But than
was a hint and promise of a
awetUng buds on bush sod
bough heralded natura'a yearly
resurrection of growing things.
Spring was on the march
northward bearing on her
brasses the warmth of Florida,
Georgia and the Carolina*. In
only a few days men one* agate could boar witness to the
green miracle of the Virginia
springtime.
But Gen. William Tecumaefa
Sherman, leading an army of
•0,000 Federal troops, also was
on the march northward, driv
ing ahead of him n ragged
army of 21,000 Confederates
led by Gen. Joseph F, Johnstoa
Sherman bad broken the
•pine of the Confederacy,
through Atlanta to the sea, and
now be had wheeled north to
close the trap on Leo and
Johnston.
Lee waa aware of Sherman's
march and Johnston's desper
ate plight but be bad problems
of his own.
He bad been forced to aban
don the Confederate capital of
Richmond and was retreating
westward toward Lynchburg.
Federal troop* caught part
of Lee's army in the bottom
lands of Sayler1* Creek, de
feated them and accepted the
surrender of Gen. Richard E.
Ewell and 1,000 men.
Then Lee teamed that Sheri
dan's cavalry had cut his #»•
cape route to Lynchburg. The
Army of Northern Virginia was
surrounded and a column car
rying food and ammunition for
it never arrived at its desti
nation of Amalia courthouse.
It was the end tor Lee.
S|t. G. W. Tucker tted e
dirty handkerchief to a stick
and rod« ahead with ttoa flag
ot true*. Behind him rode Lae
and Col. Charlaa Marshall al
the Confederate staff. Oa their
war they met Cal Orville Bab*
cook of Grant’* atatf who deliv
ered a note from the Union
com mender.
Great walked into the parlor
oi the McLean bouee at Ap*
pomatlas Court House at 1:M
p. m. and Lae roee to erect
him.
"1 met you once before, Gen.
Lee.” Great laid, “ white we
were serviac in Mexico, when
you came ever from Geo.
Scott's headquarter* to viiit
Garland'* brigade.
“ I have alwayi remember
ed your appearance and I
think I should bavo recognised
you anywhere.”
“ Vet, 1 know I met you on
that occasion,” Leo replied
"aad I have often tried to rec
ollect bow you looked, but I
have never been able to recall
a * Ingle feature.”
The roles of victor and van
quished teemed to have been
reversed, for Grant waa ner
vous and reluctant to get down
to the bualneti of the day. Lot
wai calm and after aom* more
almtesa talk, he finally man*
tieo the purpose of the meet
ing: " I suppose, Gen. Grant,
that the object of our meeting
it fully understood.”
Grant agreed sod Lee augtested the Union commander
write out the surrender terms.
The terra* were liberal. On
ly M,U8 men remained In
the Army of Northern Virginia
and they were paroled on
pledge never to bear arma
against the United States
agate.
Lee left the McLean bouse
first on his horse, "Traveler"
and word of the surrender rac
ed ahead of him to the ragged
men In gray.
REV. BOB J E N K IN S
and the Members of the
First Methodist Church
The Parsonage
(We installed it.)
And, of course, we'd be glad to
do the same for your,
vour home, office or business.
Coll 322-8321
For Free Estimate
Mora people put thair confidence In Carrier air conditioning than to any other mat*
Many Confederate officers
expected to be court martialted aad shot after surrender.
They tore tha insignia of rank
from their shoulders and site*
vat and triad to bait away in
to anonymity.
Lot, too, seemed to believe
there was a possibility of
drum bead trial and execution,
so be prepared for K by putting on his best uniform and
buckling a ceremonial sword
to meet it with dignity,
Tor throe days Lao had bean
During the 1M21M3 Ma
son, tha Montreal Canadians
played a record total of a tte
games.
Thom will bn m public hearing ball by the
Zoning and Planning Commission of tlw City
of Sanford on Thnrndoy, April 15, IMS, 8:00
P.M. in ibn Ciiy Coounlnalon Boom of tba City
2nd ond Palmetto
322-0711
2507 Park Drive
>
322-0861
Hall.
Thin U to consider tha application rag(noting
IN M O T O R SALES
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Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
�IQ Tests Under Fire
"I.Q .” — fo r Intelligence Quotient
— has been such an accepted term
in the language fo r to long that it
m ay come as a surprise to learn th at
this old cow Is not as sacred among
educators as It once was.
The latest attack on the whole
Idea o f I.Q . tests and national norms
w as made recently by Paul Dioderich, research director o f the Edu
cational Testing Service in Prince
ton, N.J. H e thinks th ey have caus
ed parents and students needless
a n xiety and ought to be eliminated.
C ontrary to popular belief, Intel!fgence testa don't measure general
intelligence o r a person’s inborn ca
pacity to learn. T h ey are useful only
fo r predicting possible academic ac
hievem ent.
Measuring him sgalnst a national
intelligence norm only discourages
the underprivileged child, says Dlederlch. " N o m atter what he does, his
parents do, o r his teachers do, he
cannot possibly look good against
m ore favored competition.
" W h y do w e need to know where
he stands among all pupils o f his
a ge in A m erica? H is real competi
tion lies in his own neighborhood."
T h e klda themselves, however,
seem to have d iffe re n t Ideas— at
least those who took part In n just
completed study by the Russel] Sage
Foundation into the social consequencea o f standardized ability test
ing.
A questionnaire survey o f nearly
10,000 10th and 12th grade students
In 59 schools across the country
found that m ost o f them think they
are sm arter than they actually are.
Or. Crone’s
"It Seems It's O.K. to Kill 'em
But Not to Make 'em Sick With Gas!"
Reports Orville G. Brim Jr., president o f the foundation:
"T h e American secondary school
population estimates their intelli
gence to be somewhat higher, on the
average, than that o f the other stu
dents in their school. They also be
lieve they are brighter than the gen
eral U.S. high school population."
Private school boys thought they
were brightest o f all. Parochial stu
dents and girls, however, were ex
ceptions to this general pattern and
ahould, says Brim, "b e flagged for
further study."
Worry Clinic
Clarence sad M argy start
ed
fo
Lake Mary
Mra. Framers Waster
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Casselberry
Mis. Jsse Csaaiftarry
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Chalaet*
Mrs. Jess Msg is
Laagwaad
Mra. Daaaa Estes
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DeBary
North Orlaada
Mrs. Margaret Cosby
Mrs. Joha
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Deltoaa
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Sanford, Florida
F riday, A p ril 9, 1965
W 1 L T U A. eiK LO W , SHUT**
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Associate Editor
AdrarUalng Diraa«ar
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n o t onnas
Managing Editor
Adrarllalag Manager
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Saalatr Editor
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and pinch
“ Compliment
Clarence and Margy, w h j hid
thought him stodgy and selfcentered.
For Clarence was an Introvertlve engineer who paid lit
tie attention to human 'beings
and hardly recognized'what a
compliment consists of.
So I coaxed him into join
ing the ‘Compliment Club"
wherein you pay three compli
menls every day for 30 con
secutive days without a miss.
And that is far more diffi
cult than you may Imagine, for
about 90 per cent of those who
launch upon this project In
extroversion, drop by the wayside about the 17th day.
Actually, paying deserved
compliments is really apply
ing the Golden Rule In effec
tive daily action.
Your words of praise may
buoy up the drooping spirit* of
people who are literally el
most ready to check out.
I
The Lighter Side
within and without the Com
munist bloc. He needs access
to markets and raw materials.
He wants to ba able to stir
up trouble one place o r anether
to
take
“ heat"
while
prime
targets.
o ff
h*
Western
gnaws
His
aim:
jumping
from
I had In mind starting up
—
tries of the Middle East ex
a lobby for the creation of
Pound fo r pound, diminutive
cept for Turkey; the coun
tries o f South Asia from
Ceylon to the India-Burma
border; plus the waters uf
the Red Sea and Persian
Gulf.
What got me on this sub
ject was a chat 1 had with
Sir Charles Motes, former
head o f the A u a t r a 11a n
II r o a d casting Commission,
who came here to speak at a
radio-television award* din
ner.
I made a data to inter
view Sir Charles upon learn
ing that he once held the In
triguing title o f “ Federal
Controller o f Talks."
The title led me to as
sume that It was his Job to
regulate the length of afterdinner speeches in Australia.
I f so, I wanted to find out
more about It.
a similar past In this coun
Press International
W ASH IN G TO N
Haile
to
title than any other practic
ing monarch.
Currently, he's listed as
‘‘Conquering
Lion o f
the
Tribe o f Judah, Elect o f God,
Emperor o f Ethiopia."
A t the Pentagon, I pre
sume lie is known ** “ CLTJKGEE.”
The Pentagon's penchung
fo r reducing fanry titles to
alphabet hash retched an
apogee o f sorts a few days
ago when Lt. Gen. Biuce K.
Holloway
appeared
before
the House Foreign A ffairs
committee.
Holloway identified himself
as “ Deputy USCINCM EAFS A ."
I invite you to pause at
this point and see if you can
figure out what “ USCINC M E A F S A " stands for. No
peeking, please.
Give up? A ll right, I ’ll tell
you the answer. In its full
majesty, Holloway's title it
“ Deputy United States Commander-in-Chicf o f the Mid
dle East, A frica South o f the
Sahara, and South Asia."
I f U S C IN C M E A FS A is not
the longest military title cur
rently active, It it certainly
one o f the most far flung.
It embraces all o f Africa
and tha Malagasy Republic
except for Morocco, Tunisia,
one
brush fire to another, unable
to concentrate anywhere.
A frica is Mao's top objec
tive outside A ils . That con
tinent liss votes aplenty inler.
nationally. It has strong race
feelings which China can ex
ploit. A frica Is an excellent
potential market fo r China1!
cheap Industrial goods and
has
raw
materials
which
Peking needs.
Mao is attempting to build
basei for his African expan.
sion in Tantania, Algeria,
Congo (Brazzaville), Mall and
Congo (Leopoldville). He ia
attempting to penetrate the
international front g r o u p *
centered in Cairo.
In Africa, the Ruseians and
Red Chinese are vying fo r in
fluence directly in tha govern
ments, there being few Com
munist pattlaa to figh t over.
In Europe, Chinese priori
ties apparently include Bel
gium, France and Italy. Bate
o f tha Peking drive will ba its
new embassy in Pari*.
Top Latin targrta may ba
Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.
Already, t h e Communist
parties o f India, Australia,
Ceylon, Brazil, Belgium, Swit
zerland, Burma and possibly
-P iT -j-arr split ir.t.- i real pro*Peking and pro-Moscow or
ganizations. In Britain, Italy
and France there are sizable
pro-Chinese factions within
the party. Pro-Chinese Com
munists are in control o f the
national Communist parties In
N ew Zealand, Japan, North
Kores, Indonesia, Thailand,
Albania and Malaysia.
Selassie
(U P I)
at
keep both Moscow and Washington
Algeria and Libya; (he coun
U nit'd
carries
mote
that the title w ai eomewhat
Sir
Charles
ex
plained that “ talks" referred
to
broadcasting.
He
had
charge ot programs o f an or
al nature, as opposed to those
featuring music.
Nevertheless, the Interview
was not a total loss, for It
gave me an idea o f how we
might solve a problem that
is avan more acute than the
length o f after-dinner speech
es.
What this country needs Is
an agency to rrgulate gov
ernmental abbreviations, be
ginning with U SCINCM EA
FSA.
We ran cull it the Federal
Controller of Initials. Or, If
you prefer, the FCI.
ennourage you would be interested."
who
This sequel is so eom mon-
are1depressed at nothing but place that I am surprised that
criticisms and who figure, more of you zhy, timid or un
"Who cares that we are striv happy people don't make the
ing to do a good job ?"
30-day attempt to change your
Words of honest praise are own perzonality.
You can oe captain of your
thus verbal bouquets that you
can bestow while people are own soul and master of your
alive and need to be bolster own personality, to. If you are
now unhappy, envious, timid
ed in their good works.
Many schools and colleges, or disliked, why not scrap
as well as church organiza your unpopular or "3lh colum
tions have thus adopted the nist" personality and build a
"Compliment Club"
as
a new one?
Clarence is a true case to
worthy project for spreading
sunshine in a cold, dreary or show how quickly you can do
so. In fact, with hit new ex.
bitter world.
Compliments are also the trovertive outlook and use o f
"Open, Sesame" to romances, discreet praise, be was given
as proved by stodgy Clarence. a promotion and made super
On his second date, I had intendent, with a big salary
prodded him to praise Margy. increase, too!
So send for the "C om plim M t
so he bluntly told her the fa
bric of her dress was of very Club" booklet, enclosing a long
stamped, return envelope, plus
good quality.
lie failed to tell her the 30 cents.
It can change you from *
looked stunning in the dress,
fearing he would sound too Mr. Hyde to a Dr. JekylL
"fresh ."
But t urged him onward, so
he grew mors and m ort ob
servant.
"Dr. Crane," Margy praised
him with glowing eyes, as they
Television commercials f n j
told me of their engagement,
"Clircnce lt so changed I interstate hu* line* urge peo
would hardly know him as the ple to tak* their “ scenic"
tame man who called on me tours. I f they'd Just wash
the bu* windows, it m ight
two months ego.
“ For he Is always very com help, too.
•
•
•
plimentary about m y dancing
Bring up your eon In the
end my clothes and even in
way he should go and when
cludes my home.
"M y mother thus told me he he's old he'll go fo r Social
Is the only beau I ever had Security.
Barbs
who praised her as much, to
mother is crazy about him,
too.
"Oh, he is not recklessly lav
ish with hit praise, but offers
compliments that t know are
studied and thus sincere.
“ So I began to fall In love
with him after the third or
fourth date, even though l
considered him too serious to
try. It turned out, however,
misleading.
thus
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notice
secempUsh-
quel to Ihe romance between
Dick West's
Bear Lake-Fereet City
Mra. Maryams MUes
®*lng
Club" Mhday prescription!
The only limit to our realization
o f tomorrow will be our doubts of
today__ Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Aksneat* Spriaga
Mra. Julia Barts*
strstetr,
folk*. Bat yon
enough
B y faith Abraham obeyed when
he wns called to go out to a place
which he was to receive ns an in
heritance; and he went out, not
knowing where he was to go.— He
brews 11:8.
Herald Area Correspondents
the
ed! So can all * f ywa »hy,
timid, moody or sapopular
- Thought For Today
This Peking decision for
“ all-out w a r" fo r control o f
tha world Communist move
ment would aeem to give tha
lla to th oia'w h o believe the
Soviet Union ar.J Red China
are getting together to send
troops to V iet Nam.
(But this Peking fig h t for
worldwide control wouldn’t by
Itself stop either China or
Russia from separately up
ping aid to Hanoi).
Mao'a long-time gcal, of
o f course, is to lay the base
fo r an eventual Communiit
take-over o f the world, lie
wanta hia men—not Moscow's
— in control worldwide when
that day comes. Ha knows no
world Communist revolution
is likely In his lifetime, but
hs likes to prepare well in
advance.
Mao’s immediala goals are
more practical. He seek* proChina vote* (and voice*) in
tha international field, both
B sl hr
what Clarence
Bruce Biossat— Roy Cromley
W A S H IN G T O N (N E A ) —
Tha U. 8. government may
loia a major opportunity tc
deal a hard body blow to
w o r id w l da c o mmu n i i m
through lack o f a program to
taka advantage o f serious
schisms now tasrlng At tha
Rad movement.
N ew
information
leaking
from Peking is that Mao Too
tling will step up hia ‘‘ war”
with Red Russia worldwide.
Scheduled ia an all-out figh t
fo r control o f every Commu
nist party In tha world, In
eluding the Communist Party,
U.S.A. Mao is even sending
■gent* into tha Soviet Union.
Best intalllganea la that In
those countries w h en Mos
cow's man a n ao well an*
trenched Red China can't dielodge them frem leadership,
Mao w ill order hia pro-Peking
factions to split away and
start their own “ True-Marx1st” parties.
sn
■one triad sad tested jwv.
chologlcal
parochial school environment creates
"a feeling o f powcrlessness, depend
ency, helplessness and lack o f selfdetermination which teads to a de
creased estimate o f one’s ability."
A h for the tendency o f girls to
downgrade themselves, the question
is whether they really believe it or
whether they have just learned that,
in a man’s world, smart girls play a
little dumb.
It is r question, says the Sage
man sngely, to which males may not
soon know the answer.
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I C A R N IV A L
B y Dick Tom er
f
Horoscope
Forecast
Sa t u r d a y , m n
i* m »
GENERAL
T M D n C IK II
Tou find that until the • » »
■ nee dawn you can handle all
af thoae little minor mat I ere
with dlepatch and benellt, and
gain through your ability to eeo
clearly Juat what la beet lor
you In the future. Tha evening
liaa a conaldtrable amount of
oonfualon, oo take It eaay and
•how you value ataunch fried*.
ARIES (Mar. 11 to Apr. I I )
— If you make new and Im
portant friend* during a. m ,
you will find It much eaaler to
reach big alma P. M. !• "®*
good for either romance or
monetary affaire. Take It eaer.
T A t R l 'l (Apr. 10 to May SO)
— Winning family over by eomo
kind, thoughful ecu le • • • *
during morning, but tonight,
beware of a Jaunty aeeoelata.
■tick to orthodos Idea*, me
thod*. Show that you have real
will power.
GRMINI (May *1 to June 31 >
Day te particularly good for
vleltlng, chopping about and
•eelng tntereetlng people. Any
data you wleh can be eaelly
obtained. Reeling or taking
treatment* to Improve health la
fine In p. m.
HOOK CHILDREN (June 11 9)
to July I D — Being Ingenlou*
now ie the way to make a hit
with hlgher-upe and thereby
have a greater Income in the
future. Oaln their admlretlon.
Ally youraelf with buelnea* per•one of note.
LEO (July 31 to Aug. I D —
Be grateful for new conteot
who la very eaperlenoed end
can lead the way to greater
richer, more happlneee. Oet out
to new place* tonight for fav
orite hobby. Be happy with con.
genlala.
VIRGO (Aug. I I to Sept. 11)
— If you follow your hunchoo.
you find new world* open up to
you, oven In email thing*. Oet
much work behind you quick
ly. An evening o f quiet relaeatton le htunly deelrabl*.
LIBRA (Sept. 11 to Oet. 31)
— Planning for the futurn and
getting obligation* behind you
are Imperative before the eua
•eta Thte Include* civic dutlea.
Evening le beet apent at homo
or on a quiet drive with loved
one.
SCORPIO (Oct. 11 to Nov. 11)
It behoove* you to show re
aped for hlgher-upe during tha
day oo that favor* can come to
you later. Tou know what your
position I* with other*, too.
Take no chance* with good
name In p. m.
• AOITTARICB (Nov. B to
|J 1
Dec. I D — New method* o f e i -
reeaton long deelred are pota
fble
today, eo be on your to**.
Pin* egpanelon la principal
concern. Be very practical In
the evening, upeclally w its
fl
colorful peroon*.
CAPRICORN (Doc. ft to Jan.
10)—
Doing whatever w ill
•tamp you a* oon*clenttou* la
beet way to get on tho good
aide o f hlgher-upe now. Sheer
clear In p. m. of conniving ac
quaintance. Be astute.
ARL'ARIVB (Jan. 11 to Feb.
I t ) — Don't permit partner* to
lead you their way, but eland
up for your belief* and you
eoon find a common mooting
ground. Show you bavo eeeellent talent*. They appreciate
you m en.
IJ
PIOCRg (Feb. at to Mar. 10)
— Tou make the b u t Impreealon
eei thoee who count by laboring
In a very qntet. direct manner.
Take a little time for health's
•eke. Accept only the mlldeel
form o f recreation tonight.
IP T O l'R CHILD IS BORN
TODAY, there I* a tendency to
be a braggart from early youth
If you do not tak* him or her
In hand quickly and ohew that
honeety I* the beet pet Wry after
all. Olve enough devotion and
oenee o f oeeurlty and reepon•Ibiltty that will alave o ff much
unhapplneee later. A fine chart
her* for the government work
er end one working with the
humandtle*. (a particular.
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TENDENCIES)
Until NOON you ar* able to
triumph ovor dtprtaalon or un
tenable ctrcumelaneea by th*
etrangth of oharecter you ue*
to Hv* th* Golden Rule and
•spree* your reticles* convic
tion* The p. m. le eicellent for
•octal and general proeparlty,
and popularity tn which your
own euoceee oen b* groat. Bo
heppy.
AP
IR IE d (Mar. 11 to Apr. I t )
— Tou aro poootbly limiting tho
aworoneoe of your potonUalltie* end finding It difficult to
|make end* meet. Of you may
tear to put big Ideaa to work.
Tako the plunge nowl
TA L'R lig (Apr. I t to May IS)
— Indeed o f being reeentful
that ctoee tlee are not amen
able to your Ideaa. ooneldar
thelra Indeed which may bo i )
• uperlor. Flret be aure to at
tend cervices. Then off to tho
many things you want to *ceomplleb.
g e h i n i (May I I to Juno ID
— Further etudy 1* neceeoary
If you wont to put thoee piano
to work properly and prayer le
aleo a muet. Study your paper
well, too. for data. Growth le
easy, beginning tonight.
MOON CHILDREN (June I t
to July I D — Fortunately a
fine pal w ill eeelet with eome
Imminent problem la a. m , eo o
that tonight you are free te
plen more resourcefully. Day
time not good for ooolablllty.
Evening te eicellenL
LEO (July It lo Aug. I D —
Thle le not the propltlout lime
to got fnvoro from Influtntlal
porson* you know, but letor a
friend le very helpful. Ouerd
your repuUtlaa well. Concen
trate on ptreonalltlo*
VIRGO (Aug. I t to Copt. ID
— Early o. m. le beat (or taking
ear* or any problems, so that
later you are cheerful and per•anal matters eaa be handled
wttk wisdom. Flap your bunchao. Frtouda will b* convlncod.
LIBRA (Bapt. si lo Oct. 11)
— Be on tho oldo of loyal
frlanda who countermand awggoottona by g conniving advls.
or. Uee logic Inaload o f Intul.
tlon. Evening boot Uma for tho
•octal amanllle*
BCOMPIO I Oct. I I fa Nov. f t )
—Bo euro to retain equlllblum
'hen n highly talkntlvo friend
or partner vlalta you in * m.
D
*••••»
Msltlou with tho
psbll* Thor* la * fin* oppor
tunity to advance In p. m
•AO ITTAB It'g (Nov. I I lo
* ! » — A flor lunch lo tho
Ideal ilmo to put thoeo activi
ties In operation that you aro
planning for tho n. m. Attend
•erwoaa early. Try a now lack
toward* success la p. m.
, e * * * M »« W (Dea. I I to Jan.
. Ootllng la tuna with iba
laflnlt* la a. m. thews how t«
o m
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Horoscope
Forecast
(Continued From Fat* 3-A)
rid
you rM lf
ot
■tumblln*
block* In th* path o f *ncc*«*.
Afternoon and evening go * long very etnoothly. U*e own
judgment.
A q lA R Il'a (J »n 11 to Feb
ll> — Ton understand wbkt fti*
eoclalaa h *v* In tbelr mind* In
a. m. and can reach quick a c
cord. Don’ t fear advereltle*.
Show that you hav* th* ability
to overcome them.
F t a c K I (Feb. I t to lia r. :«>
— L iv in g In aueh a way that
you become an Ineplrallon lo
other* la your beat function to
day. Be aur* that your health
la Improved. Than carry on a*
you teal I* beat.
IF YOVR CHILD t l Horn*
TODAY, there la every poeelbll-
Ity that thle child w ill be apolted by g iv in g loo many glfte and
ehowlng loo much attention to
him or her. Thle could lead lo
th* deatruetlon o f an oiherwle# rem arkable character that
could lik ely become a leader
If taught th* meaning o f mon
ey and poaaeeilona early and
taught to earn hie or her way
through Ilf*, no m atter who th*
parent* are.
MOV D AY. A F M IL IS. I N I
(IK M '.R A L
T U V IIK Y C IK S I
Tou want to blow thing* »k y high now. but you hav* fruetralton all about you. fortunate
ly, that keep* you from doing
anything
ao
unwlee.
alnc*
aopi* vary unplaaeant event*
and oondltlon* could follow
quickly. Maka a point lo be
moat meticulous and oaraful in
andaavorlng to liv e calm ly. In
polaad faahlon.
A m e s (War. 11 lo Apr. 1*) —
W h ile vary 1IUU eeeme to b*
goin g aa you had planned, take
It eaay and maka th* m o il of
aaletlng condition*. Regain your
equilibrium
quickly.
Think
rig h t and alt w ill be well.
T A IR L 'B (A p r. 10 to May
3 0)— Both your appearance and
the amuaamanti you had plan
ned are not aa you wleh them,
ao taka tlmo now to plan b e l
ter. R elax first, which I* the
beet way to think. Then all
takea lie rlgh fu l place.
(IK M IX I (May 11 to Juno 11)
— W hile kin may b* aomawhat
Irritatin g, don't atoop to aarream today. He* what you can
do to help them Inetaad. It*
carefu l not to take any rlaka
In any w ay later on In th* day.
MOO V C H II.n R K V (June 1!
to July I D — Soma sign o f toya lty to aaaoclatoe la advlaable
today and reading your paper
thoroughly
for
petlnent In.
form ation wlao. D rive carefully.
Maka thle a banner day for
w la t planning.
LBO (J u ly I I to Aug. I D —
I f you era vary aatravagant
now, you can M alty eaua* thoa*
w h o hav# power over your a f
fa ir* lo loa* faith In you. Learn
to eeonomlaa Inetaad. Than you
have no trouble with bllla.
V IR fiD (A u g. 11 to Sept 11)
— Don't
maka
any
radical
change# aim ply became you
are bored and Irritated. Thle
could ruin your praaent oppor
tunities. Oo out and vlalt with
good frlende — bring HIM#
thoughtful g ift s
M I R A (Rapt. I I to Oct. I D
— (la ttln g fad Up at horn* and
Jumping o f f to other place#
w h ert It la no batter la (he
height o f folly now. Remain
a a id e and you p a w In tha
aysa o f other*. Show you can
S* big.
w gCORPIO (Oct. I I to Kov. I l l
R ather than b* forceful with
good pal*, try to aupport them
in th eir alma. F orget about the
aoclal, alnc* It could b* boring.
Concentrate upon g ettin g ahand fetter.
■AOITTARtCS (H or. I I So
Dee. I D — I f you handle nutalda a ffa irs In a moat acrupulou* way. you find that your
poaltion In Ufa Improve*. Do
not
Irrlta t*
hlgbar-up*.
Be
adroit, polaad.
CAFRICOR* (Dae- I I ta Jan.
IS )— N ew plan* require In
fin ite ly more atudy n„w before
you ran put them Into aucreeeful
operation.
Don’ t
go
o f f on any tan gen ts Thle
could onmaah you fo r u n i
glm* to com*.
ARVARICB (Jan. 11 to Fab
ID —
Tour
whole
bualntaa
atructur# and buokkteplng re
cord* could gat out o f focua If
you are forceful with other*
now. Stick lo proven method*.
Re genarou* w ith m at* in p.
PIRCRI (Fab. is to Mar. ts>
— T ry not to argue with partaft* VkSM tluti*
hi* for aom* tlm# Into th* fu
ture. II* harmDiilou* though yuu
ar# In a pugnaclou* mood.
A void aapan*** later.
IF YOI'R CHILD I I RORY
TODAY, lhara w ill b* auch a
graat deal or energy In Mil* na
ture that you n u ll a ir ly plan
■ port*, etc. for your progeny
ao that It w ilt b* channallr.l
proparly, otherw la* bad com
pany could b# B o u g h t. There It
a clever mind In thla chart
that would lend I ta el r to the
police profaealon or any olhar
problam-aolvlng or aavlng life *
work land to cotlaga.
“The liars Impel, (hey de
■ot ram pal." What yen make ■(
year lire la largely gp le r o i l
Carroll Rlghter'a Individual
Foracaat for your sign for May
la now ready. F or your copy
send your blrthdat* and li.e s
to C arroll R lgh lar Foracaat,
T h * Hanford Herald, Hu* i»j| .
R o ily wood I t , C alifornia.
Coach Named
IOWA CITY. Iowa (U P D Prenllca (Pin) Ryan, veteran
Michigan high school coach
and a 1950 Michigan graduate,
Wednesday was named ai an
assistant football coach at
Iowa, replacing Andy Mac
Donald, who resigned to ac
cept the head coaching posi
tion at Arlaona State.
Rejects Claim
WASHINGTON (U PD -The
U. S. tax court rejected In
ternal R e v e n u e
Service
clsims and ruled that Sugar
Ray Robinson does not owe
the government $313,000 in
back uxaa from • 1957 fight
In which Robinson lost his
middleweight crown to Car
men BaiiUo.
O UR B O A R D IN G H OUSE
C A R N IV A L
By Dick Tom er
�Methodist
Adventist
Baptist
Episcopal
TU B BBYBHTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
FIRST RAPTIBT CHURCH
111 Park Avenue
F. B. Chance
------- Paalnr
Mornlne Worahl* — M l a m.
Bander Behool —— I t l l a i a
Morning Werehl* — l l t l l a i a
T raining Union
. I t l l a ia
B venlng Worahl* _ T ill a ra
wed. Prarer Servlea T ill p. m.
C R R IIT CHURCH
Church ItreoL Longwaod
Pr. Chorloa W. gtawarL Jr.
Vicar
H al* Communist — 1:11 A m.
Pam llr Bervloa A
Cleatea ______ 1:11 A m.
Corner TU * » m
1. 1* K u i U l l -----------P u tw
■ERVICES
SATURDAY—
Mbtatk School ---- »:»• A *L
Worship Barrie* — 11iH a. m.
Wodaooda*
MlRfet
P rayor Barela* —
It M p.
sa
OR ACE METHODIST CHURCH
flnora R4.i *1 Woodland Ave., U
Rev. John K. Hlrea Jr., Paatnr
Church School _ _ _ 1:41 A m.
Mornlne Worahl* —. lltod a i a
M Y P ............... - M l A IA
CHRIST METHODIST
CHURCH
Alliance
CHRISTIAN MISdlONABT
A L U AM Cl CHURCH
14*1 F irk A v a at Itth S t
* » t . Clifford I . H*rrod, Pastor
Bunda* Behaal
»(** a a
W orahl* Barele* — 11iH a m.
I r i n l r n Worahl* _ l i l t p. m.
Alltaae* Tenth
Fellowship (T a *A ) f i l l A m.
(W ed)
m r s f lerrlee —
Tilt »
■unUnd Eetatt*
Cltruo Helshia
BLUER SPRIROS BAPTIST
Old Orlande BA at Heater Ava
B. Hamilton OrlHIa — Paetor
Bandar School —_ 1:41 A m.
Mornlne Worahl* — 11:11 A m.
Training Union — I I I ! A «•
Bvanlne Worahl* — T ill a ba
Christian
F1NECREST ASSEMBLY
OF OOD CHURCH
C*r. Iltk snd Elm
M. K. Wilder ----------- Tutor
I t i U r B*bo*l —
M l a
H e ra U t Worahl* — l l t l l a
Evening Worahl* — T ill a
Tanth Bare. (Baa.) - ItM a
Mid-Week Bare. (Wad.) . f i
A “ •
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
DISCIPLES OP CHRIST
1IIT R Sanford A va
R. Varnoa Puller
Bandar Behool ---- 1:41 A m.
Mornlne Worohl* _ 11:01 a m.
PRER METHODIST CHURCH
Corner 4th Sl end Laurel Ava.
Rev. L. H. K e l l e r ____Pester
Telephone! IJl-TU I
Sunder School ___ 1:11 a m.
Morning W orah l*
le u i a i a
Kvealng Warehlp _ TiOf a m.
Wed. Prarer Sarrleo TUI a s l .
Church O f Christ
CHURCH OP CHRIST
t i l l Park Avonuo
Sort Brows ------- Bvangoltit
Bunder
Baptist
CSNTBAL I A m * T CHURCH
Car. llth St. A 0*k A va
OtU S m ith ___________ Paata*
Baalar Behaal ----- M » A a
Moraine Worohl* — 1UH A m.
Y raU Iss U ailaa _ M l a « a
■ m i n Barrlaa « — M l A «a
----far Barrlaa T ill a » *
p
a i“ Prarer
Lutheran
Bible C la e o ______TiM A m.
aOOD BHEPXERD
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SIM A orlamd* Drive
prarer la rv le a ---- Till A *■
PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST
Hlehwar I I Weal
M orrli R u h r ------ Evangellat
Bible Claeo ---- — 10:M a m.
Moraine Worehl* — l l t l l a m.
Bvanlne Worahl* — M l A i a
Bible electee We A . 1:11 * »
I 11*1111
Th* R*v. J. Oordoa P • • r r>
factor
■under School _ _ 1:11 a m.
Morning Worahlp__H im a m.
Communion—r i m guide* In
Each Month
a
Morales Worahl* _ l l t l l a ia
Bible Stud* (Sunder) T ill p.m,
Kveagalleii* Bervlea Ttil a m.
Wad. Prarer Meat — TH* A m.
Bill Stephana ---------- P »»io r
A Cardial Waleama ta All
'ANDVICTORY
F 1 M T CHURCH OP CHRIST
SCIENTIST
I I I Beat Second Street
Bandar Bervlea A
Bunder Boheet ---- tl:H a m.
Bubjeot: "Are Bln, Diaeeca end
Death Raair*
Wadneedar service a ia
I trrdlag Hoorn l i t W. Plrat
Weewdarat 11:11 a.m.—d ill p m.
Church Of God
OAKLAW N BAPTIST CHURCH
IT U Canalr* Club Road
Bp*aaerad br Plrat Bapllat
Chur ah
Bev. R. T. B a rre tt---- Teeter
■under behool —
1)41 a m.
Worahl* Porvlea — 11 tie a ia
Training Union —
d ill A m.
availing Worahl* — T ill A m.
Wed. Prayer Bar*. — M l A m.
CHURCH OP OOD
Had A Praneb
1* H. A l f o r d ------------ Paetor
Sunder S c h o o l M l a m.
Mornlne Worohl* _ 11too a m.
Kvengollotlo Berv. — T ill A i a
P arall* Night Service
T. P. B. Wed.
T ill A m.
OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH
HWT. « U
PA 111*1111
Bev. Joeh L a n e ------- Peetar
Bander Behool — l l t l l a m*
Moraine Servlea — It ill A m.
Training Union ---- I t l l A **•
Bvanlne Bervloa _ T ill A m.
Wedneeder Meetlnsei
Orsanliatlona — d ill A m*
prarer ------------ « i » A a
Chair .
M * A *-
CHURCH OP OOD
OP PROPHECT
l l l l Elm Avenue
Bar. Robert W t lo b -----Paetor
Sunder School
_. 1:41 A m.
Worahl* Service _ 10:41 a m.
E •n iellttlo Berv. — T ill A m.
Tuedari
Bible T r a U ln e ____T ill a m.
Thuraderi
Young People Servlea TUI A A
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
THE REDEEMER
l*d W. Iltk Flee*
"The Church of th* U t k i r u
Hour" and TV "Thl* la U *
L ife"
Herbert W. Boer a t ___ Fetter
Bund** School _ _ S ill a m.
On# hundred sixty-two feet high snd one hundred forty-seven
feet wide Napoleon built hi* arch o f triumph. Proudly it r l a « above
the Place de 1'Etoile reminding ths world of an Emperor's early vic
tories— and later defeats.
On the road from Bethphage to Jerusalem esntoriee before there
had been another arch o f triumph. Niture had fashioned it o f palm
trees. Beneath their bowing branches the Prince o f Pesos rods into
the city that was to crucify Him.
Jesus, unlike Napoleon, never had read o f a gigantic monument
to help the world remember Him. The door* o f a million churches
bespeak His victory. Men pass through them not to gsre upon the
majesty o f carved stone, but to worship and serve the Son of God.
Napoleon bought fo r himself a transient glory at ths pries o f
other men's blood.
Jesus bought fo r A ll Men eternal life— at the pries o f His Own
Blood I
<Vrl*U
Vk.
Christian Science
t ill A A
JORDAN MIBBIONART
BAPTIST CHURCH
l i l t W. PI ret street
Baada* Behaal ---- l u l l a
Nazarene
m.
m. ..
L1
m*
m.
Mwr. i i * i l )
Sanford, Florid*
XlndirgnrtM snd Bur**r*
Bvoalns Worahl* _ T:l* p. m.
Wad. Officers * Teacher*
Meatloe
m
Suadar Schoal _ _ M l a m.
Morning Warship — 11:11 a ia
Wodaeida*
Banda* Behool ____ M l a m.
Tralaiae Ualaa ---- l i l t A m.
Durward H. Knight Jr., Peeteo
■ under School _ _ 1:41 A m.
Worahl* Servlc* _
T ill a >a y i
Led lee Blhlo Ctaaa - 1:11 a ta.
Men'a C la e o _____ Tilo *. m.
Wed need e*
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Ooaovs
Ralph Brewer Jr. Hvangollel
Bible P eh o o l-----— I I I ! a i a
Morning Worehl* — 1:11 a m.
K enlng Worehl* _ 1:11 *. i a
W e A P rarer Bervlea T ill a *•
H i l l a m.
Southern Methodist
Yeuth Hour -------— t:0d a
Evengelletle lervlo* Till p.
Mid-Week
■ervlc* (Wed ) — T:tl A
Third lunda*
• logiplratlon ___ It** p,
Banda* as Chaaaol I
Tu otdar
WBBTBIDB MIBBIOMABT
BAPTIST CHURCH
■th BL A HaUr Are.
John IL Bln* ---------- Paata*
Busts* Baheal ---- 1 M I a a
Suadar
Moraine Werahlf — l l t l l a sa
guada*
Evealng Warship —. TiM A * •
—-
Wed. Praror Service Til* p.m.
Dibit It a d p _____ 11:11 a m.
Mornlne Worehl* — 11:11 a m.
Bvenlng Bervloa — I t l l a i a
Boa "llorald at Truth" 1 A m.
B iila r Hite Bread atat
M em lBf W orihl* .
m.
FIRST CHURCH
OP THE NAZARENE
W. Snd SL at Maple Ave.
Paul Blckaa
----- Paetor
T ill A A
riNECKEBT BAPTIST
CHURCH
Oaara Real
a
M Y * _________ — . d : » p, m. V
Kv*. Worehl* —
1:10 p. m.
FIRST SOUTHERN
METHODIST CHURCH
Women1* Club Building
Idl Qek A va
Free Methodist
ia
m.
m.
»•
ll
Morning Worablp —. ll;O t
Holr Communion — T .ll a m.
Pamltr gorvlco and
Bunda* Behool
_ i.ad a m.
Morning Prarer
(Plrat Bunda* —
Mol* Communion 11:11 A m.
m.
Assembly O f God
Rov. Charlea B. Hogg — Paolo*
Church School ___ 1:41 A m.
HOLT CROBB
411 A Park A va
Pr. Loro* I>. Sopor, Roetor
m... .
I I ■ aim
Iltl.ld
<St2> t
<Sl2? t
AAJ.J---1—
.
v__ J —
Hi llfc inni
11:11-44
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Mill-44
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<siz> t
MtHM
MilT-M
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rfIMIf
fbliNlifV
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Worship Servlc* __ 11:1*
a
m.
Klad*rs*rt*n n s* Buf**r*
Methodist
R*v. Robert M. Jeaklne Pastor
Morning Worehl* -
M l p
a
1:41 a m.
Mornlne W «rehl* — 11:11 a m.
H Y P M e e tin g *__ •:>• a sl
(lntermadlste. Banter)
Evening Werehl* _ T ill A m-
j
t
<Si2? f <si2? t <d2? t rc fo P
FIRST CHURCH
OF THE NAEARENB
Lake Marr, PIa
Rev. W. L Holcombe, Pallor
Bunda*
MS A A ___ Elhl* Behool
!l:ld A m . — Morning Worohl*
T:tl a ■*. — Evening Bervlea
T ill P A - Wad. Mid-Week
Propor Service*
MS a w . —
Wed. MU*,
loner* Barvie*
Pentecostal
FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH OP LONdWOOD
111 Orang* Strait
Rov. E. Rwlh Orant — Pasta*
Bunds* School___ 10:11 a a
A
Morning Werahlp — Hid* A m . ™
Bunds* Evening _ Till a m.
wad. Bibi* atudr - Till a oa
Conqueror* Heating
Frida*
, TtN a m.
Presbyterian
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
d ll Park A v a
Bunder lekM l —_
V
FlRgT PR E l BYTE RIAN
CHURCH
Sanford, riA
Oak A va a ltd BL
drover C. Sewell Jr. _ Footer
Edgar W. galth Jr. Asolatant #
Pallor w
Church School_____ 1:41 a ia
geeolon Meet* _ _ 11:41 a i a
Morning Worehl* _ 11:11 a ia
Plonoor Fellowehlp a m.
Senior HI Faltowahlp 1:11 a m.
Evening Worth)* —. Tits a m.
Wed. Prarer HoaUng T ill a m
OEBBTA METHODIST
CMUECH
Rev. W. B. Timm* —_ Peat or
Bund** Behool______1:41 a n.
Morning tervteee _ 11
a m.
Chair Practice Wed. f i l l *, m.
■vor* On* Welcome.
COVENANT FREIBTTBR1AN
l i l t South Orlando Drtv*
Thomas tL Hakln — . Pee tot
Worahl* ----------- M l a ia
Chnrek Behaal - . l l t l l A a .
I
-The Followin ? Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LU M B ER
o f Sanford
B E T T Y CASS
Insurmnc*
H w y. 17-93, C e a m Iberry, FI r ,
H O L L E R M O TO R S A L E S CO.
and S ta ff
N E L S O N f t CO., IN C.
Oviedo, Florida
H A R R E LL k BEVERLY
A U T O M O T IV E
209 W . 28th S t , Sanford
H O R N E D IS T R IB U T O R S , IN C .
H w y. 17-92, Sanford
S E M IN O L E LO D G E
N ursing ft Convalescence Residence
800 South B ay A ve., Sanford, Fla.
A R T BROW N
P E S T C O N TR O L
C E L E R Y C IT Y
P R IN T IN G CO., IN C .
C H E LS E A T IT L E A N D
G U A R A N T Y CO.
119 W . F irst, Sanford
T H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO.
M r. k M rs. M . R. Strickland
FOOD F A I R STO RES, IN C .
R obsrt Sulouff and Employres
B I L L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, IN C .
801 W . l i t . 8 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
Bouthern Bell Telephone Em ployee!
Local N o. 8108
K IL G O R E SE ED C O M P A N Y
1400 W . 1st, S t , Sanford
L E E B R O TH E R S
Plumbing, H a ltin g , A ir Conditioning
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 oward H . M ode— e nd Staf f
C O B IA B O A T S
SouthBm Fiberglass Products, Inc.
Harold Blama and Em ployees
STENSTROM R E A L T Y
Herb Bteutrun and Staff
P E R F E C T IO N
D A IR IE S
S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N , IN C .
and S ta ff
W IL S O N -E IC H E L B U R G E R
M O RTU ARY
Eunice L Wilson and S ta ff
L . D. P L A N T E . IN C .
Oviedo, Florida
WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. AI Wilson
STATE FARM INSURANCE
Companies
A . D U D A k SONS, IN C.
S liv ia , Florida
L IG G E T T R E X A L L D R U G
C",mlon K ellett
and Employees
P R O G R E S S IV E P R IN T IN G CO.
J. M> Cameron and S t a ff
H I L L L U M B E R ft H A R D W A R E CO.
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 ft W ilks Bowman f t Employees
M t Blau Mlaalauur* Baptlat Blpaa Ava.
New M t
Calvarp Mlaalauar* Baptlat
t i l l W. tllh Bt
New Salem Primitive Baptlat Oburth,
t i l l W. iltk Bt
New ML Blah Haptlat chunk. ITM Pear Ava
Oakluwu Haptlat Ckapal, l l t l W. Mlh Bt
Oitaaa Beptlei chureh
Plaacreat Bapllat Church. I l l W. Onora ltd.
Pralrl* taka Bapllat Chunk, Bids* Bd,
Peru Park
Pragnt* Mlaalauar* Bsptlat Church. Midwar
Stoned Shiloh Hlaaluhsr* BapUat Chunk,
Ninth B Hlokur*
Bt Jam** Mietieoar* Baptlat Church Bt*.
M t i l Oataaa
Bt Paul Mlaatuuar* BapUat Chunh. lib Bt
Bt Matlhewe MUalabar* Bsptlat Church
■t. Anu'a Catholic Chunk. Farahlug
Plaaa, Dakar*
BL Mar* Magdalen* Catholic Church, MaltUad A v a AI tamo at* Sprlaga
Church
Church
Church
Chunh
af
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a t Jehu* Mlaalauar* Baptist Church.
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AI lament* Sprlaga
Waatelda Mlaalaaar* BapUdt Chunh,
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Has Map# Bsptlat Church, TU Orcage A m
Church
chunk
chunk
Church
CMUBCM OF BOO
at « * A I I I Mlekar*
af OaA lid# A Frauah
at OaA Ovlad*
ad Bud Ml**lea, Xalarprl**
Ir v in g L P r y o r and B ta ff
S O U T H E R N N A T U R A L G A S CO.
B O B ’S R E S T A U R A N T
Bob and Estelle McCalllster
H w y. 17-92, Sanford, Fla.
W I N N D IX IE STORES
and Employees
John Dunn and Staff
“SEM INOLE C O U N TY A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORY—
BAPTIST
As (loch BagUet Church, Ovtod*
Central Ba#Uat Church, l i l t Oak Ava.
Chstsats Tirol Baptlot Church
ChslMU aapuol Mlteloa
aider Bgrlhgo Baptlot Church,
u h b u ac
Mrel Bagtlot Church. I l l Phrk Ava.
Fr laudahIp Bsptlei Church M
a I u w m m aprthgu
ltd, Altsawst* Bprthm
F im Baptlot Chureh of DoBar*
Flrat Baptlit Chureh at Oaeeva
F im Baptlat Church *1 taka Mar*
Flrot Bapllat Chureh t f taka Hear**
F im BapUat Churah s f basgvoad, Oar,
ChsraB a Qraml
First aspUst Chunk ul Ovtad*
F im BupUot Chunk ul ass Lsuau Sprlag i
FUul Bhltuk Miualuur* aupUut Chureh,
i i i i w . lire a t
Ferect Clt* Bapllat Chureh
FuuutuU Head Baptlat Church. Ovtad*
Bauthani Baptist Mtotlaa, chuluatu
uar* Baptlat chunk Murth BA
aI a
UjMdmm BupUet Chunk
in
at
Ca s u s
Chureh
t ’ W .S S S T E K S c ..,*
Bprlsgs BA. taagwaad
H tlgh ts
ul
the MbtMtr, Luke Mar*
All Baula Cstkall* ChurahTlII Oak Av a
Bomaa Catholic Musa gportamea's Quh,
Chuluatu
-
rut. Bcr.-
\
S
Fa v*
c h it te n a n
P in t Chrtatlaa Church, MU A Baa far d AvA
Caugngutluual ChrlatUs Chunk,
i t l l Park A va
Narthalda Chrlatlau Church, F 1U r I d A
Havau Dr. Melilaed
CHURCH OF CMBUT
Chrlat l l l l B. Park A m
Chrnt Oeuav*
Chrlat. LaagwaaS
Chrlat Pmala
BPUCOPA1.
Are.
MutarprSa
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Christ Bptacopal Church. LaagwaaS
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�Tornado Toll Over 200 In Six States
Longwood Hit
By Annexation
And Tax Snafu
Seminole County * * * *
Phone 822-2611
*
Tw o o f the most valuable
pieces
of property
beautiful ball park.
Pinehurst Municipal Park
w ill be dedicated tonight on
West 24th Street. The only
thing it lacks in the way of
facilities is restrooms
and these can be added on to
the press box when the time
is right.
•
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•
It may be that in the fu
ture, all seats on school buses
w ill fsce the rear. Studies
show that this is safer and
prevents students from being
thrown out of the seats when
the bus Is forced to slam on
brakes and also avoids "w hip
lash neck" if struck from be
hind. The Seminole school
board has requested future
buses have such seating ar
rangements.
•
•
•
Pipes and fittings have been
ordered by the local school
board to book up South Semi
nole Junior High School to its
own well snd tske it off the
Howell Psrk water system.
•
•
•
Safety tests reveal that ac
cidcnts can be reduced by
SO per cent if auto lights are
turned on In the daytime and
light-colored cars are used,
according to R. T. Mllwee
school superintendent.
•
•
city,
it
was learned
today.
The Longwood P la n pro
perty and a tract of land
which includes the Winn-Dixie
Food Store along Highway
17-92 will have to be annexed
all over again.
Special legislation has been
prepared and will be introduc*
ed in the current session ol
the Florida Legislature to re
annex the property.
The two tracti of land were
first annexed to the city Oct.
22. 1963.
City Attorney Webber B.
Haines said today that the
act under which the annexa
tion look place was "Invalid"
and it would all have to be
done over again.
The city has been collect
ing taxes on the land and the
buildings subsequently built on
It since 1963.
The legal status of the tax
collections is in doubt.
In addition to Winn-Dixie
there are eight or nine busi
ness establishments in l o g
wood Plaza effected by Ihe an
nexation.
•
The county school book sup
ervisor, Roger Harris, says
he has 120,347 books on hand
for Seminole County's 13,000
students with 22,000 more ord
ered for next
year. That's
about eight books per pupil.
•
• •
* •
The Sunshine State Parkway
in March had Its first "m il
lion car month" with 1,087,84)
vehicles rolling o ff 66.1 m il
lion miles on the 263-mile long
turnpike.
A total o f 62 per cent of
Florida
principals
reported
"d ifficu lty" to some degree
in employing teachers for the
1964-63 school year.
»
•
R O Y G. W ILLIA M S .
chief o f police o f San
ford for 42 years, sHid
today he plans to offer
hid request for retire
ment to the City Com
mission tonight. T h e
65-y e a r-o ld chief has
been with the Sanford
police department for
45 years.
•
Lt. Cdr. W. J. Quirk, execulive officer, Heavy Attack
Squadron 11, presented "good
conduct" awards to 24 men.
This award is for four contin
~uoui years of outstanding cooduct and behavior. Several of
the men were receiving the
award for the third and fourth
tima and Chief Young, leading
chief petty officer of VAH-11.
received his eighth award. The
24 men had a total of 376 years
o f good conduct.
•
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a
VOL. 67
United Press Leased Wire
Established 1008
M ONDAY, A P R IL 12, 1065
Sewell, Makin
Named To Meet
Two Presbyterian ministers
of Sanford have been elected
by the Preibytery of St.
Johns as commissioners to
the Presbyterian (U .S.) Gen
eral Assembly, meeting at
Montreal, N. C „ April 20 26.
Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr.
and Rev. Thomas If. Makin,
paitori o f First Church and
Georgs C. Fellows, retired Church of the Covenant, will
8anford police sergeant who be among some 400 minister
resides at 1700 8anford A ve ial and ruling elder members
nue, has built up a novel bus who will meet in the highest
iness fo r himself. He geta his court of the denomination to
businesa from all parts o f the consider
various
overtures
United
States:
Jeweler's and other reports coming up
tweezers fo r regrlndlng.
from the presbyteries and sy
a
•
•
nods.
Our intrepid Casselberry
Am oog t h e
controversial
correspondent, Jane Cassel items will be the relationship
berry, telU that a man, with to the National Council of
an auto tow truck In tow, Churches and proposals for
showed up at her bouse the uniting with other Reformed
other evening, searching for and Presbyterian bodies.
his new 1066 car. Seems he’d
celebrated his birthday the
night before and "lo s t" his
car in a mudhole. Tow truck
was costing him $10 an hour.
WASHINGTON (U P U - S s r
U s t reports, he was still
gent Shrlver told Congress to
•earching.
day the "w a r on poverty"
was doing Us Job and should
be given twico as much mon
ey to continue In ttn second
year.
Shriver, director o f the Of
fice of Economic Opportunity,
appeared before a special
House education and tabor
aubcontmiUaa to s u p p o r t
President Johnaan’s request
for a twofold increase In
agency'e spending authority.
faMt fiMttitl net'll I t *11 B’W
The request would total St-3
r *»i * mu a ptf«i pa lit*S mum U< billion for the year starting
itarna»L
July X.
FLO R ID A
NO. 166
Marines Unload Big Howitzers
More Troops
Due In Line
With Buildup
SAIG O N
(U P 1 )
—
$1.3 Billion
Education Bill
Signed By LBJ
JOHNSON C ITY, Tex. (U P I)
—President Johnson Sunday
signed into law a sweeping
$1.3 billion education bill de
signed to be a double-pronged
attack on both the problems of
educational
deficiency
and
poverty.
U. S.
Marines today began unload
ing a shipment o f big guns
In
Da
Nang— Including
a
platoon o f eight-inch howitiera,
tha
biggest
artillery
pieces ever brought to South
The President said the bill
would help "bridge the gap
between helplessness and hope
Viet Nam by any force.
A military spokesman said
the Marlnea did not have nu
clear war heads fo r the weapons, but they were capable
o f hurling aurh projectiles up
to 14 miles.
Tha eight-inch howitzers, a
battery o f 165 mm. howitzers
and other heavy equipment
were unloaded at the main
docks in tha renter o f Da
Nang 350 mitea north of
Saigon. Tha arrival was In
line with tha continual build
up o f the Bth Marina Expedi
tions! Brigade at Da Nang.
VICE ADM. CH ARLES T. BOOTH II, commander o f Nnvnl A ir Force*,
11. S. Atlantic Fleet, present* W ing Reconnaissance Bombing Trophy to
Cdr. R. B. Brown, RVA1I-3, during air show at Naval Air Stution Satur
day. Squndron 3 also won the weapons loutling trophy, North American
Aviation Bombing Trophy and the Autionclics Maintenance Trophy.
Another battalion o f ground
combat Marlnaa la scheduled
to arrive Ahia week to Join
the brigade, which la charged
with the protection o f Da
Nang air base.
The eight-inch
h o p ltie n
arrived at a time when the
Communist Viet Cong guer
rillas were reported building
up for a major offensive.
American
intelligence
source* said they had "p roof
positive" that North
Viet
Nam has laboriously trans
ported a significant amount
o f artillery into South Viet
Nam over the Ho Chi Mlnh
Trail.
The air war against the
Communists
continued.
A
spokesman r e p o r t e d that
eight 1167 bombera made air
strikes against Viet Cong
positions in South Viet Nam
this morning. He said no raids
were made against North
Viet Nam.
AIK STRIKES
X _ nsT5T"<if” '42" air"~striCei
were flown on Sunday—only
two by Vietnamese pilots.
A U. S. spokesman said
eight 1157 iM.mbers, 32 U. 8.pilotcd
Skyraidcr
fighterbotr.bt-rs and two Vietnamese
Sky raiders made strikes in
four different province!. They
reported destroying l i t V iet
Cong huts, killing 10 Com
munists and sinking two sam
pans.
Earlier U. S. military au
thorities said tha search had
been
abandoned
fo r
two
American airmen aboard a
Navy jet fighter involved in a
clash last Fridsy with Com
munist MIGa.
for more than five million educatlonally deprived children."
Johnson signed the bill at
the rural school where he first
learned Ihe three Ra.
Watching the President sign
the bill waa hi* first teacher,
Mrs. Kate Deadrich Looey, 72,
of Rough end Ready, Calif.
She was given the pen that
the President used in signing
Ihe bill.
The President said with the
new legislation "w e put Into
the hands of our youth more
than 30 million new books—
and into many schools their
first IlU arle*. We reduce the
terrible time lag in bringing
new teaching techniques Into
the nations classrooms."
When Johnson signed the
historic school aid program, he
brought Into being three new
federal education assistance
programs.
They are:
—It.Og billion to Improve the
schooling of about S 3 million
children from poor families.
— 100 million to buy library
and textbooks for the use of
atudenti and teachers in both
public and non-public schools.
—$100 million to encouraga
"shared tim a" education pro
jects developed by public, prl
vale and parochial educators
at the local level.
Voting Laws Face Changes
TALLAH ASSEE
(UI*I> —
State legislators returned to
the
capitol
today
for
their
second week o f the 1965 ses
sion with proposals for some
sweeping changes in Florida's
election laws expected in the
House.
Introduction o f bills was
expected to pick up sharply
this week, especially in the
heavily-populated
lower
chamber.
Included in the proposal!
was a big package o f electicn laws, promised to the
House today or Tursday by
Rep. George Stallings, of
Duval. Stallings is head of
tha Legislature's i n t e r i m
committee on elections.
One o f tha bills In the elec
tions change _packaga_woujd
"permit ” a ’ candidate to vote
for at least one candidate of
an opposing party without
violating hla election oath.
The present election oath
calls for a candidate to vote
for 90 per cent o f hla party's
o p p o s e d candidates In his
county. Thus, a candidate Is
now
forced
to
vote
the
straight party ticket if there
are less than 10 opposed can
didates from his party on the
ballot.
Another bill in the election
package would waive the pre
sent one-year residency re
quirement fo r new Floridans
to vote In presidential elec
tions. They would have only
to prove they are qualified
voters in their home state
under the proposed change.
While hundreds of new
hills are expected in both
chambers this week, legisla
tors niny be thinking twice
before Introducing new tax
measures.
A total o f 149 bills were
Introduced in tha lluuse dur
ing the first week and 110 in
the Senate.
Two of them were big tax
hike measure! and were ap
parently sent to their deaths
in Senate "Judiciary 11" —
also known as "the killer"
committee where tax bills
concerned.
Senate
Connor
President J a m e s
and
House
Speaker
E. C. Rowell have let It be
known they are 100 per cent
behind
Gov.
Heydon
Ilurns'
stand against any new tax
es.
Connor sent ths two bills—
a sslrs tax on groceries and
drugs and a severance tax on
minerals— to the tax-killing
committee without hesitation.
Tha "Judiciary B " commit
tee, rhalrmanncd by Sen.
Clayton Mapoles, o f Milton,
Inrludaa several members of
the Senate power bloc which
put Connor Into the presi
dent's seat.
Divided
Attracts
JERUSALEM (U P I) — The the same d iy that Jews begin
holy places of divided Jer their annual Passover obser
usalem today attracted thou vance marking Ihe exodus of
the Israelites from Egypt.
sands of pUgrimi from around
In Vatican City Sunday,
the world.
Pope Paul VI opened Holy
By a rare coincidence of the Week on a sombre note. He
calendar, the Christian Holy ■aid current world conditions
Week falls at the same time at shake his faith in tba ability
(he Jewish Passover and the of man to prevent war.
Thousands
of
worshiper*
Moslem (cast of El Adhw.
Palm Sunday
Good Friday — one of the walked in a
holiest of Christian days — procession in Jordan's old city
will be celebrated this week on of Jerusalem, carrying palm
branches along the route once
followed by Jesus. Tbe ceremoney commemorates Christ'i
triumphal entry into Jerusalem
before His crucifixon.
OPEN WALL
‘War On Poverty1
Doing Good Job
z
SANFORD,
MURK MARINES DUE
According to a recent sur
vey there
are 173
"semiw ealthy" people >nSeminole
County. The survey doesn't tell
us exactly what is meant by
"sem l-wcaltby."
•
#
in Long-
W h it was ■ garbage dump wood are not legally a part
only 18 months ago la now a o f the
Zip Code 32771
“The Nile of America**
iV E A T H E R : Fair thru Tuesday, high about 00; low tonight in 60s.
B y Paul Brookshire
c i<»c*
on the S t Johns River * * * *
CONGRATULATIONS are axtended to Cdr. B. B. Brown, (second from
le ft), commanding officer o f RVAH-8, winner o f the Bombing Derby, by
Vice Adm. Charles T. Booth II, commander o f U. 8. Naval A ir Forces in
the Atlantic Fleet, end Dr. W. Vincent Roberta, president o f the Central
Florida Council o f the Navy League, aa Mrs. Brown looks on proudly at
the Navy reception at the N A S Ballroom,
(Herald Photo).
BERLIN (U l’ i ) - The Com
munlsts opened the Berlin wall
today, permitting West Borliners to pay Easter visits to
East Berlin for the first time
alnce the barrier waa thrown
up nearly four year* ago.
Thousand* o f West Berliner*
trekked through tbe wail un
der a new Communiat threat
that tba visiting
privilege
might not be granted again.
Tha official East German
Communiat party newspaper
Neues Deutschland aald that
Ust week's controversial meet
ing of tha West German Par
liament had endangered a new
agreement on passe*, which is
scbrduled to be negotiated in
tbe next few months.
JUDY
LAVEND ER.
1107 South Oak A ve
nue, wag the lucky win
ner o f the RCA color
television set g i v e n
away at the final night
o f the unnuul Sanford
Auto Show. Auto deal
ers declared the threeday s h o w was the
“ most successful ever
staged here."
Loss Runs
In Millions
CHICAGO (U P I) — The death toll soared peat
200 today In the wake o f a barrage o f tornadoes
that smashed through six Midwest atatea from
Iowa to O h io. Rescue workers groped through
mounds o f rubble f o r
more victims.
The twisters slnmmcd
from the dark spring sky
Sunday afternoon a n d
The S a n f o r d Herald*
Bulletin
Sunday night. They le ft a
learned on reliable an*
trail o f tragedy. More than
thority
t h i a afternoon
1,000 persons were Injured
that the M a c F a d d e n
and property damage ran in
Foundation, which oper
to untold mllllnna o f dollara.
ates tha Sanford Naval
Bodlea were
atill being
Academy, here, and Cas
brought out o f the shamblea
tle Heights Military Aca
today.
Indiana waa hardest hit demy, at Lebanon, Tenn„
with at least 100 dead in the h a s purchased M ayfair
state'a worst disaster on rec Inn and its annex (m otel)
ord. Ohio caught the tall end from tha San Francisco
o f the storm and authorities Glanta.
The purchase, It waa
there counted at least 64 dead.
There were 34 dead In Michi said, also Includes tha
gan, seven In Illinois and Mayfair Country Club but
three in Wisconsin fo r an the Glante will continue
to operate the golf course.
overall death count o f 208.
The site o f the course ac
SU R V E Y DESTRUCTION
Two o f
the hardest-hit tually Is owned by tba
areas were west o f Toledo, City o f Sanford but la
Ohio, where at least 20 per held under p e r p e t u a l
sons perished, and in a trail leasehold by tha Giants.
Col. H. J. Furman, San
er ramp at Dunlap, Ind.,
where the same number were ford academy superinten
dent, would nettner con
killed.
The storm took at least 18 firm nor deny the report.
||vca , t Lebanon. Ind., and at He aald he “ would check
least 17 In Lorain County my mail when I return to
the office thle afternoon.'*
west o f Cleveland.
Queried that the trassIndiana Gov, Roger Brantgan declared the stricken action waa to be made
area o f his state—a broad public at the City Com
tmnd stretching from near, mission meeting tonight.
Indianapolis, tha Hoosler cap Colonel Furman replied
ital to tha Michigan line— to that “ I have no authority
be a disaster area. An aerial to maka such an an
armada o f 18 planes took o ff nouncement at this time.**
at dawn to survey tha de
struction.
Authorities urged rural res
idents in need o f help to lay
out white aheets in tha form
o f a rrosa.
HORPITAI.B F IL L E D
Coosldarstioa ef amt etepa
Hospitals throughout the to be taken toward w str a battered areas in Michigan, (Job e f tbe lshafroot develop
Indiana and Ohio were filled ment project will be discussed
today with Injured. Makeshift by Sanford City Commission
morgues were set up In some
ers at their meeting at City
towns for the dead. Homeless
Hall at 8 p. m. tonight
famillea filled high schools,
Other businesa include* dis
churches and National Guard
cussion at tha possible grant
armories.
ing of a bus franchise, two
The twister* knocked down
public bearings on re-sonlng,
homes, stores,
barns and
as well as consideration of en
trees. They left streets tn
larging ihe proposed annex
many towns deep with rubble
ation area at Hwy 17-92 and
and debris. National GuardsOnora Road.
men were called out to patrol
Tbe commission has been
some areas where there waa
asked to Join the Southern Ball
a possibility o f looting.
Telephone Company in a re
Civil dafense workers, pol
icemen and volunteers set up quest to repeal the federal
flood
lights and s i f t e d esclse tax on communication
through shattered buildings services and also to Join tba
all night long In search o f Seminole County Chamber ot
Commerce in petitioning tha
the dead and injured.
Indiana reported parts o f Florida Public Utilities Com
40 counties were without mission for a county-wide tolaelectrical power because o f phone service.
Prior to the tegular comthe storm.
The- f « K * - e f -the -tv rxxidscc - jutssian. znedlny^ official*. wJJl__
meet at 7 p. m. at the new
waa aweaome.
One twister rolled back a Pinehurst Park at Cheat Ave
new blacktop road In Michi nue where Acting Mayor A. L.
gan aa If it were a rug. A n Wilson wlU throw out tha first
other derailed 60 cars o f a ball in a kick-off Babe Ruth
freight train in Ohio. Boata U agu e game between Civitan
docked on Lake Erie near and Rotary teams. The park
Point Place were tossed on will be dedicated. The public la
top of houaea. Aluminum aid invited to attend tha ceremon
ing from homee near Mount ies and the following game.
Gilead, Ohio, waa rapped (See Page 8 for picture and
additional story.)
around utility poles.
Lakefront Move
To Be Studied
■
f t e n n e u f
ALWAYS PIMrr QUALITY
NEXT
8UND AY
IS E A S T E R !
SPO RT
S U IT S
Easter Line
Contaminated
JACKSONVILLE (U PI)
A lias i f staffed Eaatar
chicks sad dacha has baas
foe ad to bo coataaiiaaUd
with food poiooalagi tha
Stato Beard e f Health re
peated today.
Officials aald they receiv
ed word from the U. 8.
Pabllc Health Service that
tha prodarts called "Nataral Chicks" sad "Nataral
Dacha" ware faaad to have
salmawctla, a type of feed
poUoalag.
6 ".7 *
•
Bocraarker, Rayeae,
Cot tans
• Solids, Chocks. Itripas
• Matcklig Paata sad
• Blaao I to U
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Magnate
Prince Feuds
Sea-Bathing Company— which
was founded in 1M3. This, in
effect, ia a state within a
state, almost as archaic as its
name. Holding more than half
of the million shares of SBM.
as it is always referred to in
the principality, Onassis con.
trols what were once the main
attractioni of the 368-acre
realm—the Casino, the old lux
ury hotels, the Cafe de Paris,
the posh Monte Carlo beach,
Onassis controls the "So- the Sporting Club and five
ciete des Rains de Mer” — the night dubs,
king of Monaco, Aristotle Onaaala.
While Rainier did not men
tion the Greek shipping mag
nate by name, everyone knew
who he was talking about
when he spoke of "certain
Monegasque Interests’ * who
were not pulling their weight
In the ambitious modernisation
program which his government
had already begun.
Bui limes have changed and
the former vacation habitat
of the wealthy is now badly
In need o f adjustment to
changing
world
conditions.
The old Monte Carlo baccarcltable habitues arc disappear
ing. And the younger people
who are left simply do not
have the same kind of money
lo spend and would rattier
play the slot machines.
ury hotels lo fall Into disre
pair, cares nothin; about the
standard of living of the Monecasques and is continuing a
disastrous "rule-or-ruln" pol
icy.
FAT
O VERW EIG H T
Available to you without *
dry-tor’* rrvwriptinB. our pro.
Hurt called Odrinex. You must
lone ucly fat or your money
back. Odrinex la a tiny tablet
and easily swallowed. Get rid
o f excess fat and live longer,
Odrinex roata $3.00 and ia
arid on this guarantee: I f not
satisfied for any reason, just
return the package to your
druggist and get your full
money back. N o questions
asked. Odrinex Is aoid with
this guarantee by:
Though the Frincc has the
right of veto on all major ap
pointments lo the board of
directors, he would prefer not
to use it since the SBM em
ploys more than half of the
Rainier contends that the principality's 22,300 people, in IfcReynoIda Drug Store —
Onasaii group Is hidebound cluding the 3,033 native Mone. Hanford — Mail Ordera Filled.
and stuffy, is allowing the lux gasques.
C O U N TY R A N G E R A1 Harris and hfx crew from the Florida Forest Serv
ice visited the weekend Wekiwa District Camporce at Camp Howard. In
top photo, scouts climb aboard fire fighting tractor to make "personal
inspection while in bottom photo they stand back as the rangers give
demonstration on fighting brush fire.
(Herald Photos)
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Seminole County
U. S. To Press
War But Seek
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W E A T H E R : Thuratlny 88-5G; warm pleusnnt weekend, high near 90, low mld-fiOs.
President Johnson today sign
ed the special (700 million ap
Phone 822-2611
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VOL. 67
United Press Leased W ire
Established 1DD8
F R ID A Y , M A Y 7, 1965
SANFORD,
FLO R ID A
NO. 185
propriation to fight the war In
Viet Nam and warned that U.
S.
ROBERT W H IT E
Lyman Student Wins
National DEC Honors
A Lyman High itudent, R o
bert G. White Jr., ion of Mr.
and M ri. Robert Glenn White
S r , o ( Altamonte Spring!,
hai brought Florida Its first
national award in contents of
Distributive Education Clubs
o f America with a first prise
In sales demonstration.
One o f 49 students who rep-
'V
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Don’t cull the Navy.
Those planea flying 100 to
200 feet o ft the ground don't
belong to them. They are
those 11-17 bombers dropping
fire ant bait over the coun
ty
The B-17* are Dying out
o f Herndon A irport In Or
lando.
The N avy soys it haa been
plagued with calls from peo
ple complaining about the
iow-flying planes.
There is a lot o f difference
between a 11-17 and a V ig i
lant* — almost 25 years.
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Assistant coaches Jim Mc
Coy and Dirk Williams are
expected to be top candidates
fo r the head football job at
Seminole High School. How
ever, other candidate* for
Jim P igolt's job ore antici
pated.
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‘•The Savage Sons" o f RVA1I-K looked like they had
stepped front the Viet Nam
jungle when they Dew into
Sun ford Thursday. They wore
their battle gear, jungle hats
and small arms as they
rltmhed down from their V ig
ilantes.
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Circuit Judge Tom Wad
dell Jr., o f Melbourne, is
fast earning a reputation
here as the "Judge with the
fastest quip." In c o u r t
Thursday,
Judge
Waddell
managed to slip in two. The
first came aa he took his
•eat on tha bench and noted
that the front bank o f llghta
was out in the courtroom.
" I understand the county haa
paid part o f it* light bill/'
the judge commented.
Later in the proceeding*!
while
seating
tha
Jury,
Judge Waddell noted that
Lester L. T lllls had been
summoned to ait on a jury
fo r the eecond time this
week. "In my county," Judge
Waddell told T illii, " i f you
sit in the tame seat three
time in a row, you may ap
ply to the county commission
to take the seat home with
you.”
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The Florida Public Utilities
Commission says it will immediately Institute proceed
ing* on Semlnolt County pe
tition* seeking a countywide
toll free telephone system.
The petition* were presented
the PUC in Tallahassee last
Monday.
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resented
47
states,
Puerto
Rico and the District o f Co
lumbia
at
the
19th
annual
leadership conference in Chi
cago, young White presented
his
demonstration
plastie
siding
homes.
A
using
a
compound for
junior
at
Lyman
and member o f the ich ool'i
distributive education class,
he is employed at Modem
Builders, Inc., Winter Park.
Accompanying him to Chi
cago were two Lyman DECA
students who placed in state
contests, Archie
Hunnlcutt,
son of Mrs. Vinnlc Hunnlcutt,
of Longwood, first in public
speaking, and Duffy Neufield,
son o f Mr, and Mrs. S. C.
Neufield, of Maitland, third
in window display.
Lloyd Barnes, DECA co
ordinator at Lyman,
was
sponsor for the students and
also served as one o f the
sponsors for the window dis
play at the national event.
He had high words of com
mcodation for the
Lyman
group and for the entire Flor
ida delegation, stating that
their conduct and partlcipa
Uon helped to make this
year's convention an out it and
log one for the state. Florida
has been a member of the na
tional organization for eight
years,
Trip for the Lyman dele
gates
was
made possible
through co-operation o f R. T.
Milwee,
superintendent
of
schools, and other members
of the administrative slaff of
the Seminole County School
System. Assistance in provid
ing funds came from the
Young Women’s Club o f South
Seminole and many interest
ed individuals.
Some 1,600 students and ad
visors were In attendance at
the convention.
Celerly Growers
Win Injunction
O R LAN D O <UP1>— 1The U.
S. District Court In Orlando
issued a temporary restrain
ing order Thursday prevent
ing Labor Secretary Willard
W irts from deporting some
600 foreign celery cutter*
working in Florida.
Tha court ordar la valid
until Monday, when a hearing
1* scheduled on making tha
injunction permanent.
Wirta has been trying to
deport some 600 British Weat
Indian celery cutters aa part
o f tha Labor Dapartmcnt pol
icy o f making more jobs fo r
domeatie worker*.
Tha suit challenging tha ac
tion was Iliad by Chaas
Gtadas Farm* lac. o f Canal
Point and Sanford.
to talk
peace
symbol o f cowardice.
"U ntil the aggressors have
Indicated their willingness to
talk, we intend to press on.”
Johnson said as he signed the
measure providing funds for
new
landing
fields,
By Barry L u res
planes,
helicopters and e x p a n d e d
operations In Viet Nam.
R. C. Carlson
Quits Council
At Longwood
Blonde Mother
Not Guilty In
Mates Death
Mrs.
Beverly
Alcwlnc,
22,
attractive blonde mother who
"Our patience and determi was charged with second dogree murder fa the fatal
nation are unending.”
her
husband,
the shooting of
Tony,
was
acquitted
Thurs
measure at a White House
ceremony attended by mem day.
bers o f Congress. Congress
The six-man jury returned
approved the special appro
the "not guilty” verdict fol
priation as a vote of confi
lowing a dramatic afternoon
dence in hli Viet Nam policy
within three days after he of testimony, during which the
The
President
signed
made the urgent request.
“ This money will be spent
for arms, for weapons of war,
for helicopters and ammuni
tion and planes,” the Presi
dent said. "These we use not
because we want war but be
cause the aggressors have
made them necessary.”
Johnson promised that U. S.
weapons would be put aside
when peace comes—“ and wc
hope it cornea swiftly.”
He noted, however, that the
American offer of uncondi
tional peace discussions in
Southeast Asia had produced
no response.
“ For month* w e have w ilt
ed fo r a sign, a signal, a
whisper that our offer , . . has
fallen on receptive ears,” he
said.
"But not a sound has been
heard. Not a signal has been
sighted. Still we wait tor a
response. Still we arc anxious
for peace.”
The Chief Executive said he
regretted that it was not pos
sible apparently to convince
forces
of
communism
in
Southeast Asia that armed
hostility is futile.
2 County Roads
To Be Repaved
Two road repaving projects
have
been announced
for
Seminole County by the Stale
Road Department.
Approximately 4.4 mile* o f
road will be resurfaced under
a single contract to be award
ed May 20 in Jacksonville.
State Rood 415 In Sanford
f lath street and Celery A ve
nue) will be repaved from
French Avenue to the east
city limits.
State Road 4.16 will be re
surfaced
from
where
the
four-laning ends south o f
Casselberry near la k e Howell
southeast to (Joldenrod.
defense proved the death wea
pon—a German-made .22 cal
iber revolver—was defective,
thus substantiating Mrs. Alewine’s claim the shooting was
accidental.
The defense contended the
gun
discharged
accidentally
when the defendant was re
placing it in a dresser drawer
after having carried it with
her to the front door o f her
apartment when she heard a
noise about 3:30 in the morn
ing of April IS.
Under grindling and exhaus
tive crosi-examtnptlon, Thom
as YarbroiTgh, lU eflittli' ex
aminer for the Florida Sher
i f f s Bureau in Tallahassee,
admitted the death weapon
was defective and could have
been accidentally discharged
without pulling the trigger.
The state’a case against
Mrs.
Alewine literally fell
apart with this point.
UVAH-5 P ILO T GETS wnrm welcoma home by wife nrnl fmtr children « «
the firat o f the "SnviufO Sons” contingent arrives nt the Nuval A ir Sta
tion from Viet Nam. Six Vigilantes landed at NAS Thursday afternoon.
Thu remainder o f the ni|tindron is scheduled to arrive tonight.
More Yanks Land At Saigon
SAIGON
(U P ! )
—
An
Ameriean task forre o f 6,000
Marines and Scalier* landed
on
a
South
Virtnnmeso
beach today to build » newair base for launching even
more punishing raids against
Communist targets on both
sides o f the 17th parallel.
The landing party encoun
tered no opposition. Rut three
battalions o f Viol Cong guer
rillas attacked a ramp for
Roman Catholic refugees in
the Mekong Della Thursday
night, killing 48 Vietnamese
and wounding 77. Thirty oth
er Vietnamese were listed as
missing and possibly captur
ed.
A U.S. spokesman describ
ed the guerrilla assault as
the biggest this year. The
Viet Cong stormed the camp
Potato Price
Hike Explained
W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) —
An Agriculture Department
official said there are few er
potatoes on the market now
than at any tlma since 1968,
an dthat prices are about dou
ble what they normally would
be at country shipping point*.
He said bad weather during
One o f our spies at San the 1964 growing season and
ford Naval A ir Station
la a substantial deellns in the
winter potato crop bad cut
wearing an s x t n
bar this
weak. Our congratulations to supplies.
R e blamed poor
I .owell Frasier, now a lieu- yield* Instead o f a cut In po
tato acreage.
(euant, senior grade.
0
willingness
should not be regarded as a
” W HERE’S M Y D AD D Y?"
question on thU young nutn’i mind u RVAH-6
squadron bagina arriving a t Sanford Naval A ir
Station. He probably didn't recognize Daddy fn
hia Viet Nam battle drcaa.
(Herald Photo)
at H »i Yen 180 rnltea south
west of Saigon where F'ather
Nguyen L»c lloa, known as
South Viet Nam’s "fighting
priest," lias long held o ff the
Communists with a private
army culled the "Sea Swal
lows.”
In the air war against
North Viet Nam, U.S. Navy ed "probable damage to two
planes attacked transporta trucka.
tion target* Thursday night
Another Skyhnwk amt two
in two separate missions.
Ft Phantom Jets, also from
Two Skyhswk* jet* from
the aircraft rarrlrr Coral the Coral Sen, attacked four
Sea strafed a convoy on Imrgrs on the Thong llieu
Route 15 about 70 miles River 100 mile* southwest of
south o f Hanoi. Pilot* report- Hanul. A spokesman said one
Dy Donna Katra
Resignation o f longwood
Council Chairman It. C. Carl
son wn* accepted with regret
Thursday night at meeting
o f tbe Longwood City Coun
cil.
Carlson had served on the
board 16 consecutive years
before
lllncsa
necessitated
the resignation.
Acting
Chairman
Carl
Lontmlcr praised Carlson for
his “ ilcil icat ion to the com
munity,” pointing out that in
his opinion it would be "a
long time I*fo re the city ran
find another man with his
background in municipal gov
ernment.”
M ayor David R. Went
worth urgrd council to pass a
resolution commending Carl
son fo r his efforts and sac
rifices on behalf o f the city.
Ho set June 1 as date fur
tha special election to fill
Carlson’s line spired t e r m
which runs until December,
I960. Candidates for the o f
fice must file their qualify
ing petitions by May 22..
In other business, Lommler
announced that all bids sub
mitted for the rhlorlnatlon
and scullion plant for the
city’* water system had been
turned down as bids, which
were in excess o f $60,000,
exceeded the funds available
fur tlie project.
Council voted to instruct
the city engineer, A . E.
O’Neall anil Associates, to
prepare plans fo r a system
to suit tiie present needs. It
was explained that the new
plana will rail fo r placing
tbe arratlon system on top
o f the presrnt water tower
tlma saving at least une-third
of the cost.
Cigarette Taxes
Seminole County municipal.
Ities will receive approxi
mately $27,000 ns their share
o f the barges was left burn o f state rigarcUu tax collec
tions for the month o f Marrh.
ing.
Sanford’s share o f $18,Pilots reported no enemy
uirrrnft or nnti-uirrnift fire. 7.11.40 heads the list o f five
cities receiving funds, ac
A ll o f the planea returned
cord tug to Ren Morris, di
safely.
rector o f tile Statu Ueveruge
Department.
IS K IL L E D
Casselberry's share Is $4,In passing the bill 96-21, the
HANTO DOMINGO (U P I) 408.77; Longwood will get
House successfully held the — Two U.S. Marine* raptur $2,117.82, AUutmmle Spiisigs
ed Thursday by rebel* who $1 Jltl.no, Oviedo
$1,542.23
line against major appropria
machine-gunned
a medical and North Orlando, $268.31,
tions above those railed for convoy were released un
by the Cabinet Budget Com harmed.
Three Marines were killed
mission in its recommenda
ami
two were wounded In the i
tions to the 19G3 Legislature.
attack on the convoy, which
ThU makea new taxci unlike
inflicted heavier losses on
ly.
U.S. forcea here than any
The strongest test for the bill
other single Incident so far.
was a proposal to add to it
The new casualties increased
$21.4 million to finance a five
the military toll o f the U.S.
per cent across-the-board pay
rescue operation here to 13
raise for school teachers. The
killed and 62 wounded.
N E W
’65 IM P A L A 4 D R .
proposal lost 49-56.
Tw o Miami Herald news
rm VEH G I.lD F.
WHW T IR E S
L IS T
IttH M
The House bill provides men, Latin American Editor
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$1,063 billion for general state A1 Burt and chief photo
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operations during the 1965-67 grapher Doug K e n n e d y ,
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biennium and $25.9 million for became the first U.S. civilian
construction exclusive o f con casualties o f tha operation
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struction at state universities. when they were accidentally
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This Is provided under a sep shot and wounded by U.S.
2 HP. W IPE R S , W H E E L COVERS D IS C O U N T 4 M .M
arate $75 million bond pro Marines Thursday. Marina
Eifi-I W IN D S H IE L D
S A L E l2 5 2 5 *
gram. The bill gives a general helicopters carried them to
five per cent pay raise to the assault carrier Boxer fo r
state employes and provides treatment.
N E W
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$106 million for operating pub
An act o f merry perform
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lic schools.
ed by a civilian touched o ff
E7.-I W IN D S H IE L D
D IS C O U N T 8M .M
While the House debated the an erroneous report Thurs
appropriations bill fur four day that a U.B. Marina had
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hours, the Senate formally re been murdered by Dominican
ceived the Burn* $300 million rebels and Ids body dumped
road bond bill with enough at the Hotel Ambassador.
votes pledged to it to assure
The Marine had been fa ta l
M O T O R S A L E S
passage aa aa emergency ly wounded in an Incident In
tad * P A L M E T T O
8MT T A M , M L
measure, which would put It which • Marina patrol blun
on a special ballot to go before dered Into rebel territory
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tbe voters Urn year,
1uud was attacked.
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Generous Senators
Hike Spending Bill
TALLAHASSEE
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The Senate took up the Houseapproved $1.0*11 billion general
spending bill today and Imme
diately substituted its own
more generous $1,091 billion
money measure.
The Senate made no bones
of the fact that It is going to
stick to its own version and
let a conference committee
work over the weekend to re
concile the differences.
This fast action on the big
appropriation hill, one of the
earliest approvals in modern
history, could, if no hitches
develop, give (lie Legislature
a chance to override any line
item veto of spending by the
governor.
Generally, the Legislature is
so late in getting this measure
passer!
that
the
governor
makes the final decision and
the Legislature has gone home
before he acta.
The House passed Thursday
a general appropriations bill
calling for $1 069 billion In
state spending during the com
ing two years.
Differences
between
the
House and the Senate’s larger
bill will be worked out by
• Joint conference committee
which probably will approve
something between the figures
of the two clumbers.
M IN N E A P O L IS , M in n .
(U P I )
—
Workers
pried
through twisted and crumpled
houses today fo r more victims
o f t o r n a d o e s that tors
through suburban eommun*
ities.
A t least 12 persons wera
known dead and more than
400 were Injured In Minneapolls-St. Paul’s second die*
aster In • month. The damaga
ran Into millions o f dollars.
In the South, another band
o f tornadoes slammed through
Oklahoma, killing at laaat ona
person and Injuring three
others. Three o f them were tn
a ear that was dumped Into a
ditrb. The twisters struck
seven towns In a 100-mil*
stretch In western Oklahoma
between Sentinel and Hollis.
The tornadoes which roared
north o f Mlnneapolla Thurs
day ni'tht clawed at a dosen
towns. They came lese than a
month after the devastating
Palm
Sunday twister on*
slaught o f A p ril 11, when
Midwest tournsdoes curling
south o f Minnesota killed
more than 250 peraone.
The final toll o f Thursday
nlght’a disaster was just ba*
ing assessed as dawn broke.
A blast o f sirena In tha
Twin Citlea o f Minneapolis
and 8 L Paul soundtd tha
warning. Within 80 terribla
minutes, men and women
were sucked from their homes
and hurled Into the street*.
Home* were punched late
matchsticke.
Minks, released when tha
twister tors up thair cages
nt Gteneoe, Minn., ran loots
in the town. Cara had bean
tossed like tennis balls. Hos
pital* and emergency centers
were flooded with the Injured.
Bodies wore being picked np
from the streets.
The twisters struck at tha
towns o f Chanhassan, Mound,
Cottagewood, Deep haven. Ex*
relalor, Spring Lake Park,
Mounds View, Fridley, Nor*
wood, Glencoe, Navarre and
Coon Rapids. Some o f tha
towns, tn the Lake Minna*
tonka area, a rt among tha
most expensive suburbs In tha
Minneapolis area.
The dead ranged In age
from an 84-year-old woman
to a three-month-old baby
whose body was found In a
street.
Gov. K arl F. Holvaag paid
a midnight visit to Msrcy
Hospital at Coon Rapids,
where more than 100 persona
were treated and 26 were ad*
milted with eevera injuries.
Holvaag ordered out the N a
tional Guard to maintain or*
der and air in rescus work.
The twisters hit tn almost
the same area where tha
worst floods on record on tha
up|»er Mississippi Rlvar began
a
destructivs
rampage
a
month ago.
The Mississippi flood esua*
ed extensive damage aa It
rushed through the Twin Cit
ies. Twelve Minnesutans diad
in the flood watare.
Until daybreak today ran*
cue workers had no w ay t *
knowing how many morn via*
tims o f the tornadoes might
lie dead or awaiting rescue.
RED H O T
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SPECIALS!
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VBS Workers Mrs. E. Fritz Heads Lutheran League
Announced By
Prairie Lake
P i s t 2— F r i. M a y 7, I M S
Sewell
Coronation
Day
Hy Jane Casselberry
Plans have been announced
for a Vacation Bible School at
Throughout many nttloni
o f our world next Sunday
will l«,C oron ation Day. M il
lions o f crowns will be plac
ed on the heads o f Individual!
who are more important than
rulers, more loved than belt
friends, and are too numer
ous to counL Only mothers
could answer this description.
The history o f Mother's
Day takes us bark on a rathfT
long “ sentimental Jour
ney." I t was In 187(1 that the
Idea was p l a n t e d which
•prang forth to be the day o f
memory we find celehrated
on the second Sunday o f May.
Mrs. Anna Reeves Jarvis
was teaching a Sunday School
class in a Methodist Sunday
School. The church was In
Grafton, W est Virginia and
the year was not fa r removed
from the bloody battles o f
the Civil War. Tha lesson fo r
ths day was a Memorial Day
lesson and Mra. Jarvis spoke
with deep feeling concerning
the men who had lost their
lives In the tragedy o f tha
bloody struggle. Mrs. Parvis
went on to aay that there was
no Memorial Day fo r ths
mothers who lost these sons.
She closed with a prayer that
the tlma would come when
there would be a Mother's
Day Memorial which would
recognise the mothers o f the
world.
Mrs. Jarvis had a twelveyear-old daughter who heard
the words o f her mother. Thle
little girl wea ao detply lmpressed that aha vowad aha
would be the one who would
found such a day.
A long story followed but
through lovs, work, and pa*
Mrs. Fuller To
Be Speaker At
Convention
tlcnce she started the memor
ial whlrh eventually spread
across her sU le, then her
country until today we find
the celebration circling the
earth.
Certainly mothers are objeela o f love, but they are not
merely receivers o f
good.
They hava bean proven to ba
much happier end deatlny-fulfllllng when giving o f themarrives Ixrausu o f their deep
concern fo r their loved ones.
Along with honor Inevitably
goes responsibility. This great
honor o f motherhood carries
a frightening responsibility.
Cod intrusts a body, mind,
and soul to a man and wom
an when a child Is bom tn
them. This entrusted one Is
a creation o f God who Is very
special. He la more than a
beast and less thnn divine.
He ia a human who must be
fed, clothed, sheltered, edu
cated, and above all reared
fo r (2nd.
I t is a sad thing to see any
o f the needed aspecta o f a
child’s life
neglected,
but
what a terribly tragic thing
to find a little one who Is
mil reared fo r God. Some
tim e! i observe precious little
children
whose parents
(fathers as wall sa mothers)
would not deny them any
physical blessing yet deprive
them o f the thing they need
fa r moat o f all, which le their
spiritual nutura.
A story o f a young girl Il
lustrates this point. Thle girl
was an only child o f parents
who had tried to aatlsfy her
every whim. A ll o f the good
care seemed to fa il when the
g irl was stricken with a fatal
Illness. Tha child learned that
she could not lire and the
terror o f it motivated her to
remind her mother thet she
had taught her many, many
things, but that aho had falld to leach her how to die.
W hat a tremendous talk ia
sat before parents these daya.
Certainly we need to teach
them how to live and die
which can be done adequately
only when we rear them fo r
the Lord I
Coronation Day Is almoat
hare I f ws want to place tha
crown o f fincet jewels on the
heads o f our mothera we will
worship God in spirit and in
truth on this Memorial Day.
CHECK In amount o f f 1,200 hns been present
ed by women o f the Church o f N ativity to Ilev.
Terrell Solatia, pastor. Representing proceeds
from fund-raising events sponsored by the
Catholic Women's Club during the past year, the
g ift w a a presented by the club president. Mrs.
Gene Shannon.
(Herald Photo)
Episcopalians' Meet
Slated A t Orlando
Tha 43rd annual convention niveraary o f his consecration
of tha Episcopal Dloctas o f aa a bishop.
Hplritual leader o f more
.South Florida la scheduled
than 08,000 Episcopalians in
Monday through Wednesday
tha state, Bishop Louttit waa
at tha Hobart Meyar Motor sleeted Suffragan Bishop o f
Inn In Orlando. A t tho asms the
Episcopal
Diocese o f
time, ths annual meeting o f South Florida In 1046 when
Episcopal Churchwomen will he waa serving aa a chaplain
taka place at tha Charry in tha United States Army.
Plata llotal.
Ha became Bishop o f tha Dio
On Tuasday, thosa In at- cese In 1048 and has continu
tandanca for both mootings ed hia concern fo r the armed
will attend a 7:30 p.m. ban forces by acting aa Chairman
quet In Exposition Hall hon o f tha Armed Forces Division
oring the Rt. Rav. Henry I. o f tha Episcopal Church in
Louttit, D.D., on tha 20th an- tha United Statei.
He la considered to bo one
o f tha outstanding leaders o f
tha
Episcopal
Church
in
America and haa a reputation
o f being one o f the nation's
top preachers.
Soma 1,200 delegates to
the Convention are expected
By Maryann Milas
the
testimonial
Woman o f the Church o f to attend
banquet. Three Bishops, close
SL
Andrew*
Presbyterian
associates o f Bishop Louttit,
Church, Bear Lake, w ill hava will ba gu eit speakers, Dishop
thalr'lDSG Birthday Objective Stuart of the Diocese o f
meeting Wednesday, opening Georgia, Bishop Claiboma o f
with a covered dish supper tha Dioceia o f Atlanta, and
Bishop Warnecko o f tha Dio
at 6:80 p.m. at tho church.
Utanslla and eoffe# fo r the cese o f Bethlehem, Pa.
Rav. Paul llcuvcs, president
supper w ill ha provided and
offerin g from tha evening o f Uiu Standing Committee o f
wilt go to Taejon Pmahyter* the Diocese is in charge o f
lan
College
u id
Medical at range manta.
Women To Have
Supper Meeting
The 74th annual convsntlon o f
Florida Christian
Churches will be held Mey
13-16 at George Washington
Hotel in Jacksonville with
highlight o f the opening ses
sion to be the formal inaug
uration o f John C. Updeg ra ff, form er minister of
Flrat Christian Church in F t
Lauderdale, as executive sec
School in Korea in conjunc
retary.
tion with this year’* abjec
Prealdent o f the conven
tive theme, "A n Investment
tion la Rev. Archie Mackey
In Healing and Education In
o f Flrat Christian Church,
Koras."
North Dada (M ia m i), who
Mrs. M. G. Lyarly o f Apop
w ill speak at tha convention
ka la serving aa chairman
dinner set fo r tha opening
fo r tha special even t Guest
day.
will be Mrs. Hugh Linton
Dy Donna Kates
Among other leaders and
who w ill present a film on
Delegates Horn Christ Epi missionary work In Korea.
speakers will bo Mrs. Vernon
Fuller o f Hanford, w ife of scopal Church, Longwood, to The Lintons recently return
the minister o f the local attend tha annual convention ed from the country and pre
church, end Rev. Jamea Har o f tho Episcopal Diocese o f sently
are
making
their
nett o f W inter Haven, fo r Bnuth Florida to ho held In home in the South Seminole
mer minister o f tha Sanford Orlando next week, were area.
church.
named today by Rev. Charlaa
In other news of 8t. An
Mrs. Fuller w ill address W . Btewert Jr., vicar.
drews, It has been announced
the
luncheon
meeting o f
Attending, In addition to that Rav. Thomas Makln has
Florida Christian Ministers Fr. Htewart, will be Robert chosen as till* fo r tha Moth
W ives Association which al Connelly, delegate, and Rob er's Day sermon, “ The Home
so w ill be in eeaalon during ert Hammond, alternate dele- Produces Leadership."
the convention.
gatc;
Rev. Barnett wilt lead the
Attending tha annual mast
May 14 afternoon worship ing of Episcopal Churthwomservice.
en tn taka place at tha asms
The executive board o f the
The convention will con time will Iw Mra. A. P. Dow- Catholic Women's Club of
clude with a Youth and A d eraox, delegate, and Mr*. tha Church o f Nativity will
ult Banquet.
Charles raxtemack, alternate meet at 8 p.m. Monday in
delegate. Woman o f tha Long- the church toclal hell. Mrs.
wood church will ba in charge Gena
Shannon,
president,
nf the Periodicals Tabla.
will conduct the meeting.
Christ Episcopal
Registration
Open For VBS
To Convention
A t Holy Cross
Gospel Series
year
olds
and
up
through
junior high school. Theme
will
ba “ God’s Children
Pray."
Registration blanks are in
cluded In this week's "E n
voy," the church's weekly
newaletter, and may be filled
out and returned In person,
by mall, or by placing In tha
plate during Sunday serv
ices.
Scheduled At
Paolo Church
Gospel meetings at Paola
Church o f Christ, located on
HR 4(1 five mllss west of
Hanford, will begin this Sun
day end continue through tha
following
Sunday.
Ralph
Drawer, evangelist o f the
Geneva Church o f Christ,
w ill be tha speaker fo r each
service.
Sunday services will be at
I I a.m. and 6 p.m. with week
day meetings scheduled fo r
7:30 p.m.
Brewer, who la well-known
in the area, one* served a t
evangelist fo r tha Sanford
Church o f Christ end hea
been a teacher at Lyman
High School fo r ■ number o f
/cars.
Invitation to attend the
meetings is eatended the pub
lic by Morris Ruby, regular
evangelist fo r
ths
Psels
church, who will be fillin g
the pulpit in Genovn in Draw
e r 's absence.
Church Mothers
To Be Honored
By Donna Eaten
Alt mothera o f the Flrat
Pentecoaatal Church o f Long
wood wiU be honored during
service* at the chureh thia
Sunday In observance
of
Mother's Day.
Coraagaa w ill be glean to
all mothers attending and
■pedal gifts w ill be given to
tha
oldest
and youngest
mother as well as to tho
mothsr with tha moat chil
dren.
A Mother o f the Y ear al
so will b* chosen and antmunrvd at the 11 a.m. morn
ing service. Qusltltles to be
taken Into consideration are
tha mother's Christian exam
pie In averyday Ufa and har
dedication
to
family
and
Deadline for registration churrh. She will be presented
tu attend
Vacation
Bible with a cash gift.
Tha Sunshina Choir will
School at Holy Cross Epi
■Ing during the 10 a.m, Sun
scopal Church, Hanford, Is
day School services and the
Saturday, May 16, Rev. Le* regular choir will present
Roy I). Soper, rector, an music for the morning and
nounced today,
evening services.
The school Is planned for
two weeks beginning June 21
with classes to be fo r five
Lists Delegates
Board To Meet
Prairie Lake Baptist Church.
Fern Park, June 14 through
18.
Preparation day will be held
Friday, June 11, 8-12 a.m.,
and commencement exercises
will be held Sunday, June 20,
at T:J0 p.m.
There will be classes for
children ages three to 17 and
a nursery will be available
for children of workers.
Pastor William Grogsn and
Sirs. Peggy Reed, principal,
have announced the following
workera who will be partici
pating: Mrs. Jcinctte John
son, music; Miss Neva Hat
field, aecretary, and Mrs. A g
nes Parkcrson, refreshments.
Department superintendents
will be Mrs. Geraldine Bran
son, n iiriery; Mrs. Janice
Trawlck, three - year - olds;
Mrs. Barbara Smith, begin
ners; Mrs. Myra Smith, pri
m ary; Mrs. Dorothy Moore,
juniors; Mrs. M ary Nell G rif
fin, intermediates.
Other volunteer workers In
clude Mra. Mary Conway,
Mra. Rachel Jacobi, Mrs. Bet
ty Garrett, Mra. K ay Hitch
cock, Mra. Patty Sellers, Mlsa
Pam Conrad, Mrs. Frances
Beach, Mrs. Betty Lowe, Mrs.
Mildred Tucker, Mrs. Sue
Dunn, Mra. Peggy Davis, Mrs.
Lola Anderson;
Mrs. Mary Jane Caulk,
Mr*. Chriitlne Bacchus, Mrs.
France* Cockrell, Mrs. V ir
ginia
Grogan, Mrs. Sadie
Voorbeea, Mlaa Mickey Lady,
Mra. Jotle Lowe, Mra. Gerry
Conway, Mra. H ard Reams,
Mrs. Greta Deyell, Mrs. Kitty
Johnson, Mrs. Vernlca Con
rad, Mra. M ary Frances Luke
and Mr*. Sadie Mills.
Forest City
Baptist Plans
Mother's Day
By Maryana Miles
Forest City Baptist Church
will obsenra Mother's Day at
ths 11 a m. worship hour
this Sunday when Bev. C lif
ford Gresham, paitor, will
speak on “ A Christian Home
and the Mother's Responsi
bility."
Corsages will be presented
to tha oldest and tha young
est mothera present.
It haa been announced that
an official board moating
will ba hold at tha church at
8 p.m. next Wednesday,
Witnesses Meet
In Gainesville
CHURCH
or
NATIVITY Woman’. Chib has installed new officers fo r
the year. Pictured a rt (Mated, from left) Mrs. Lenox Fay, vice president;
Mrs. A. W. Teslo, Installing o f fleer, and Mra. Gene Shannon, prealdent;
( n I h r i II i i k ) Mra. John Stanklewics, treasurer: Mrs. David Herat, oacrete r y ; Iluv. Terrell Selena, pester; Mra. Orlend \'ox, deanery representative.
Principal address of the Jehovah’s Witness three day
ipring circuit la Gainesville
will be given by Joseph Sala,
district supervisor o f the South
east United States, at 3 p. m.
Sunday.
Title o f Us address will be
"Th e Moral Breakdown: Whal
Can Ba Dane About It?”
Sessions of the assembly are
taking place in the Bucbolx
Junior High School in Gaineivilla. A ll a rt open to tha pub
lie, without admission or do
nation, Rush N. Stafford, pre
siding minister of the San
ford congregation, advises.
B y J a w C— elbairy '
O fficers fo r tha coming
year war* sleeted by tha
Lutheran Woman'a Mission
ary League, Orlando Zone, at
a Spring Rally held at A s
cension Lutheran Church o f
Casselberry.
Included
were
Mrs.
E.
Frltx, president; Mra. N ell
Schmidt, vice prealdent and
Mra. Alda Prlep, secretarytreasurer. all o f Trinity Luth
eran Church, Orlando.
Bav. C. R, Zehnder, paitor
o f Ascension Church, con
ducted the installation.
The rally waa attended by
83 delegatee and three past
ors from tha 10 Orlando
sons churches o f tho Missouri
Synod.
Opening
devotion*
L U T H E R A N W OM EN’S Missionary League’s Spring Rally at Ascension
were led by Rev. Jamea
Lutheran Church, Casselberry, was under leadership o f Mrs. Andrew J.
Kunta o f Trinity Lutheran*
Pella, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Robert N. Kline, president; Rev. James
aona counselor.
Kunze o f Trinity Lutheran, zone advisor; Miss Ann Hrvol, vice president,
Retiring
sons
president*
and Mrs. Esther Fischer, district representative (le ft to right, top photo.)
Mrs. R. N . Kline, opened tha
Chairmen (bottom photo, front row ) were Mrs. Mark Mack, Mrs. George
meeting and hire. Kenneth
Schmlel, Mrs. Kenneth Karcher, Mrs. Richard Steidley, Mrs. Carl Setje,
Karcher, general chairman o f
and Mra. Oscar D ledolf; (back) Mrs. William Klafehn, Mrs, Wayne Evers,
the rally and president o f A s
Mrs. Gil Mager, Mrs, Viola Fleasner, and Mra. C. R. Zehnder.
cension Ladles Guild, gava an
address o f welcome.
A workshop on the theme
"S o Live In Him " was con
ducted by Mlsa Anna Hrvol,
topic laadsr, and Rav. Kunxs*
topic speaker.
Mrs. Gil Mager was toastmistress at a luncheon fo r tho
delegatee which waa held at
tho Trad* Wind* Cafeteria in
Seminole Plata.
Entertain
ment was provided by Mrs. B.
Schmicl and Miss B. Vorpagel, accord Ion lata, who also
led the group In a song fast.
During tha afternoon aasalon, Pastor Zehnder conduct
ed an Inspirational service
followed by the b u e I n a s a
meeting,
installation, a n d
closing devotions.
Zona churchaa participating
in
addition
to
tha
host
church, ware Bethany, Lees
burg; Faith, Eustla; Grace,
S t Cloud; Our Savior, Or
By Julia Bartoe
lando; Prince o f Peace, Or
Men of th e Altamonte
lando; Redeemer, Sanford; St.
The 82 Annual Meeting of Springs Community Chapel
Sanford Chapter of the Full Luke’a Slavla; and Trinity
the Florida Conference o f the will sponsor a Mother's Day Gospel Business Men's F el and Zion o f Orlando.
United Church o f Christ, held Pancake Breakfast Sunday in lowship will meet at 8:90 p.m.
In Ft. Lauderdale, concluded the c h u r c h 's educational Saturday at ths Sanford Wom
an’s Club, Oak Avenue, when
with Installation o f Rav. Jack building.
A. Smith of North Miami at
Serving w ill be from 8:30 guest speaker will be Rev.
moderator and Attorney John until 11 a.m. There will be Robert G. Balnlcky o f Trinity
syrup, Bible Church (Presbyterian)
B. K elley of Miami aa assist sausages, pancakes,
ant moderator.
cod e* and tea, on an “ all In Pensacola.
Sunday avanlng brought to
Tha public, Including wom
The meeting waa attended you can e a t" basis for each
en, la Invited to hear his talk a close the week o f revival
by 26S lay am) ministerial donation.
Proceeds w ill ba added to which ia scheduled far the aarvleaa held at tha First
delegates from the 69 con
7:30 p.m. fellowship hour.
gregations covering the state. the building fund.
Southern Methodist Church.
Rev. Balnlcky ia a veteran
Leroy M. Chace of Maderia
In tho concluding sermon tha
o
f
seven
years
in
the
Navy
Beach was elected treasurer,
during which he served aa pastor, Bav. Dnrward H.
other business Included budget
acting chaplain on Palallu Is Knight Jr., preached on tha
ary coniklcratloni, changes in
land, Palau Group, and also subject "H eaves."
the by-laws, and adoption of
did missionary work with the
three resolutions on voting
The Womans* Missionary
natives. After hla discharge,
rights. International relations,
Society met Monday night a t
he entered Columbia Proabyand overcoming poverty.
tha home o f Mra. H. I *
ter lan Theological Seminary,
M oon. Tho member* partici
The United Chureh of Christ
Decatur, Ga., tn preparation
By Maryann Mllss
Is an eight-year-old merger of
pated In tho Bible Study on
for
the
ministry.
Special services will ba
the Congregational Christian
First Corinthians led by Mrs.
He has served churches tn
conducted this Sunday at 11
Churches and The Evangelical
R. D. Priest. Bit*. R. T. W a r
Troy,
N.
C.,
Ocean
Drive
a.m. at Bear Lake Methodist
ren, chairman, presided at
and Reform Church.
Church
In observance
of Beach, S. C., and in Union, S.
tha
buatnosa
meeting
at
Florida will send seven dele
C., in addition to tha Pensa
Mother'! Day.
which
tlma
a
bake
eala
to
ba
gates to the Biennial General
Rav. William Irwin, mini cola Church.
Synod to be held In CUcago
In February, 1B60, be was held May 21 waa planned.
ster, haa entitled his sermon,
Mrs. W. E. Jameson assisted
In early July.
“ The Cost o f ■ Christian awarded the Four Chaplains'
Citation at The Chapel o f The Mrs. Moore in serving a fruit
Home."
aalad.
Corsages w ill b* presented Four Chaplain* In Philadel
Also present ware Mra.
to the oldest mother, the phia, Pa., In “ recognition ol
H. B. McCall, Mra. L. P. Dufoutstanding
aervlce
to
all
youngest mother, and the
fey, Mra. 8. A. Murphy, Mr*.
mother with the most chil people regardless o l race or
A. F. Murphy, and Mrs. B. L.
faith."
dren
present,
during
tha
Adame.
service.
N ext Tuaaday at 7:80 p.m.,
By Jane Casselberry
the church's Youth Fellow
Almost 100 children have al ship will host the sub-district
ready enrolled for the Vaca M Y F meeting at which time
lion Bible School to be held officer* ere to be elected.
United Church
Of Christ Has
Annual Meet
Men To Sponsor
Mother's Day
Breakfast
Full Gospel
Fellowship To
Meet Saturday
Local Church
Ends Revival
Mother's Day
To Be Observed
At Bear Lake
100 Enrolled
For Ascension
Bible School
Presbyterian
Attend
Women To Have
at
Ascension
Lutheran
Church,
Overbrook
Drive,
Casselberry, beginning June 7
and ending June 18. Clasaei
will be held Monday through
Friday, 8-11:19 a.m.
The theme for this year's
course will be “ God's Chil
dren P ra y ."
Pastor C. It. Zehnder prom
Ises a well-rounded program
under the guidance and lead
ershlp o f Christian teachers.
In
addition
to classroom
work, there will be singing,
art work, recreation, moviea
and refreshments.
Teachers will be Mrs. lfU lie
Mack, nursery; Mra. Doris
Underwood,
klndergar
ten; Mra. Joan Karcher, pri
mary, a n d
Mr*. Frances
Setja, Junior high. Each teach
er will hava two M ilitants.
Thera will ba clausa for
children aged three to 14
yaara and to enroll a child,
call Mra. C. R. Zehnder, reg
istrar.
Upsala Church
Plans Supper
Women o f ths Presbyterian
Church o f the Covenant will
meet at 8:30 p.m. Monday at
the c h u # with e covered
dish supper to precede the
meeting which will be the
the Women o f the Church
Birthday
observance.
This
year’s objective is "A n In
vestment in Healing and Ed
ucation In Korea."
Mra. Edith Edwards will
be hostess fo r ths meeting.
By Mra. H. L. Johnson
Upsala P r e s b y t e r i a n
Church has announced a F el
lowship Supper to be held at
8 p.m. this Sunday In White,
Hall.
Meat, bread, and bavarsgaa
will be provided
by the
chureh and thoa# attending
will bring covered dishes.
Rav. Jamea Hardin, supply
pastor fo r the church, Invitaa
all members to “ come, bring
M IA M I ( U P I ) —The Dad*
■ neighbor, end enjoy an
County school board passed
•vsnlng o f fellowship."
by on# vote a teacher pay In
crease aeltlng salaries from
•9.100 to | ».tlo . The in
LO ND O N ( U P I ) — Six-year- crease will cost tha county
old Colin MartlndaU, who •0,782,064.
wants to be a mountaineer,
climbed to tho roof o f a rail
way hotel, stepped back to
FOR A N Y OCCASION
aunrey the view—and fall 28
feet from tha “ su m m it" He
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Good News!
A A R P B u b Tour
DeBery Chapter, Amertesn
Association o f Retired Par*
aona, wilt make n trip by
chartered bus this Friday to
the Stephen F u ta r Memor
ial at While Sprint*. Buses
will leave promptly a t T s j s .
from the DeBery Fire Hall.
Those attendlnt may bring
pirate lum-hvs or purchase
tha noou utsal at the site.
services
tdis weed
Supper Meeting
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Judges Named
For 4-H Girls
Dress Revue
The annual Seminole Coun
ty 4-H Girl* Club D ren Re
vue will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday with stage to be act
around the lighted swimming
pool at the home o f Mr. and
Mra. Carl Lommter in Longwood.
Judges, announced today by
Miss Myrtie Wilson, County
4-H director, and Mr*. H. L.
Johnson, County 4-H chair
man, will be Mrs. John Mar
tin, Mr*. Catherine Malloy,
and Mrs. Jo Anna DuBols, all
of
Sanford.
Commentator
will be Miss Carmen Adriallco, member o f the Oviedo
Club and vice president o f the
4-H County Council.
First
and
second
place
awards will be made in junior
and senior divisions with first
place winner* receiving a
rash award and those taking
second place getting dress
making shears.
Refreshments will be serv
ed during the evening to
members, parents, and guests
attending . The Oviedo Club
will provide punch with mem
bers of all other clubs bring
ing cookies.
By Dottle Austin
Highlight* o f the quarter
ly meeting of the Democrat
ic Women's Club* o f Florida
In Tallahassee were outlined
I.Y M A N HIGH School students have elected officers for the next year.
Top row— Student Council; Steven Brady, president; Michael Tatum, vice
president; Jnnc Bowen, secretary, nnd Theresa Renew, treasurer. Middle
row— Senior Class: Thomas McLaughlin, president; Aushurn K. Trnwick,
vice president; Elizabeth Sherwen, secretary, and William Bentley,
treasurer. Bottom row— Junior Class: David Strnughan, president; Glenn
B. Atchison Jr., vice president; Linda Cote, secretary, nnd Yettn Miller,
(Herald Photos)
trensurer.
Hospital
Notes
M A Y 4, IKS
Admissions
Mae McComai, Mardctl L.
Gontcrman, William Fitzpat
rick, Richard R. Cameron,
Mary A. Williams, Triniccc
Williams, W i l l i e Jackson,
Pearl Mocny,
Evelyn
Lou
Moodruif, Pauline R i v e r s ,
Florence Levy, Clarence Pursell, Rebecca Matthews, banford; Harry Freeman, DeUary; Clarence B. Donovan,
Lake
M ary;
Doris
Davis,
Long wood.
Discharges
Joseph Ward, Christy Ro
bert Gramcr, Robert Q. Wake
field. Joy Manross, Luclllt
Fitzgerald, Joan Brown, Mel
ba 1. Robinson and baby boy
Dewey Kizziah, Sanford; Min
tile Scolt, Lake Mary; Esthei
Blood, New Smyrna Beach;
Harry Fryman, Hana City,
111 .
M A Y 5, IN S
Admission*
Andrew Alexander, Louist
Merriweather,
Heady
R.
Strickland,
Ossie
Heavner,
Robert Johnson, Janett O'
Neal Yoo, Willie R. Brown,
Lecola Brundldge, B e n n i e
Battle, Sanford; Evelyn Bow
en, Ellsworth Ogden, DeBary;
Robert Acrec, Osteen; WU
Ham C. Armor, Stuart.
i
Births
■
.
l
»
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Mathewi,
Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Gonterman, Sanford, a
boy.
Discharges
Fred Hochstetter, W i l l i a
Jackson, Robert David Flem
in i, Mattie Kirkland, Batty
Jean Andarson, Ann B. Green
Howard, Earl McIntyre, San
ford; Clara Custer, DeBary;
Elaia Marshall, Dellona; Irvin
Johnson, Fern Park; Mary V.
White, Lake M ary; Virginia
E. Sanders, North Orlando;
Iva Velno, Osteen; Nancy
Jshn and baby girl, Apopka;
Naomi M. Ahern, Holly HUI;
Agnes Lott, Americus, Ga.
M A Y « , IMS
Adasltsiana
George W. Thomas, Gordon
Louria, Barbara Mitchell, Mal
colm Hubbard, Carol Lynn
Little,
Sanford;
Elisabeth
Pearson.
Geneva;
Florence
WitU, Margy Marcia, Mamie
Humphry, Lake Mary; Annie
Hawkins, Lake Monroe; Anita
Vleno, Osteen.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Mit
chell, Sanford, a girl.
Discharge!
Edwin Eastabrook, Wayne
fronts, Clarence Pursell, Ag
nes 11. Cook, Margaret Ogte
tree, Docie Walden, Jeffery
Cos, Triniece Williams, Mary
A. Williams, Alice M. Rough
and boby boy, Ruth Bussell
and baby girl, Sanford; Ells
worth Ogden, DeBary; Clar
ence B. Dooovan, Edna Lealb
erwood. Lake Mary; Joseph
Gerard, Longwood; iietUe Har
ris, Cocoa.
V O TIN G RIGHTO
W A S H IN G TO N (U P 1 ) —
Senate GOP Leader Everett
M. Dirksen believes the Sen
ate can peas voting rights
legislation by the end o f next
week without Invoking the
g a g rule t « halt debate.
r,
mon i«*w imri iiptiv conn to comI
•TH E S A T E L L IT E S ," four-piece comho from Sanford Naval Academy,
will take part in the "Merry-Go-Round" variety talent show Tuesday at
8 p.m. at Seminole High School. From left are Midshipmen Terry Dun
can, Gary Campbell, Pat Fisher and Greg Ogles. All proceeds o f the show
got to the support of the Little Red Schoolhouse,
(Herald Photo)
Garden Club
Officers Name
Committees
By Julia Bartoa
A get-acquainted meeting
fo r new officer* o f the A lta
monte Springs Garden Club
was held Tuesday at the
home o f Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Bradford on Boston Avenue
at which time plan* fo r the
coming year were discussed.
Committee head* announced
were Edward Kelsey, chap
lain; Mr. and Mr*. Bradford,
finance; Mr. and Mra. W. J.
Norton, beautification;
Mr.
and Mra. George Knoth, publie relations; Mr. and Mra.
Howard E. McBride, hospital
ity; Mr. and Mra. Jamei
Spencer, membership;
Maj.
and Mrs. Robert Watson, his
torian; Mra. B. H. Jarrard,
receptionist*, end Mr. and
Mr*. B. F. Well*, yearbook
and sunshine.
Programs fo r each monthly
meeting w ill be planned by
members o f the board.
Tha M ay meeting, to be
held at 0:30 p.m, next Thurs
day at the Community House,
will feature a discussion by
Dr. John F. Darby, plant
pathologist o f the Central
Florida Agricultural Experi
ment Button in Sanford, who
will show slides and aptak on
care o f lawns, ptanU, and
caladiums.
Supper committee for next
week’s meetinr will be Mr.
and Mrs. Don Harris, chair
men; Maj. and Mrs. Watson,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Murasko, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gerhardt, and Mr, and Mrs.
Knoth.
Legion Unit Of Casselberry
Has Election Of Officers
Poppy Days will be observ
Hy Jane Casselberry
The
slate of officers
rec ed by member* o f the Post
ommended by the nominating and Auxiliary in Casselberry,
committee was unanimously May 21 and 22. Donations will
elected by American legion be used for veteran rehabil
itation
and
child
welfare
Memorial Unit 256 of Cassel
work.
berry at the .May meeting
Following the meeting the
held at the Woman's Club on members o f the auxiliary
Ovcrbrook Drive.
joined the member* o f the
Mrs.
Dell*
Krydrr was Post fo r refreshments o f cof
elected to her third term ns fee, cold drinks and donuts.
president o f the organization.
Othrr officers are Mr*. Emiley Green,, vice president;
Mrs. Letha Ward, secretary;
Mr*. Elizabeth Evans, treas
urer;
Mrs.
A lire
Pringle,
rhsplain; Mrs. Edith Mynderse, historian; Mrs. Elsie
Brown, sergerant • at - arms;
and Mrs. Viola Hueston, nom
inating committee chairman.
fo r member* o f the Seminole
County Democratic Women’s
Club by Mrs. Robert Pctree,
local program chairman and
member o f the state political
education committee.
Mrs. Pctree told the local
group that plans sre being
made to step up political ed
ucation coursea for Democrat
ic Women’s group* through
out the state, with emphasis
on how women can become
more effective in politics at
the policy level a* well as
more Informed on controvers
ial legislation in the national
Congress. Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds Is also a member o f the
committee
One o f the highlights of
the two-day meeting, Mrs.
Pctrre
reported, was the
luncheon at the Governor's
Mansion by Mrs. Haydon
Rums, wife o f the governor.
Other activities of the ses
sion included attendance at
both House nnd Senate meet
ings. workshops, breakfasts
and banquets.
The program at the final
hanqurt included a "s p o o f'
o f a business meeting, point
ing up common error* in
parliamentary procedures in
an exaggerated manner.
Mrs. Pctree, who also serv
ed as a lobbyist during her
visit to Tallahassee, pointed
out that many election laws
under which
municipalities
now operate are antiquated
nnd she has been working
with groups interested in
urging changrs in election
law*. She noted that legisla
tor* wrre generous with the
time they took to listen to
the virw * and Information
Imparted by the lobbyist* on
this subject.
Mr*. W. Vincent Roberts,
president o f the Seminole
County Democratic Women’s
Club, announced two meetings
later this month to which
memliers of the local group
are urged to attend.
One Is a meeting o f the
fifth Congrrsaionot distrirt
at the Coronado Civic Center
st New Smyrna Beach on
May 22 at I I a.m. with a cov
ered dish luncheon. Mr*. Rey
nolds, vice president nf the
fifth distrirt. will preside.
On May 29 a seminar for
precinct
worker*
will
be
sponsored
by the Orange
County Drniocratic executive
committee. This will be held
at the Cherry Plaza Hotel.
Mr*. Ilrlly Carter, vice pres
ident o f tin' organization, it
in charge of the workshop
sessions.
ZNTIKI0I
ACRYLIC LATIX
FIRE CH IE F Pnul Bute* demonstrates resuscitation on life-like "ResuscL
Ann” for Red Cross water safety instructors Mrs. William Etfirers (le ft)
nnd Mrs. Jnntes Birkenmeyer nnd their senior lifesaving class at the Cas
selberry Town Hall.
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style ride in this old-time stage coach recently at Six-Gun Territory.
341 Patrols Get
Camp Citations
lly Jane Casselberry
Hoy Scout Troop 341 of
Casselberry
participated
in
the W rkiw* District Spring
Camporoe last weekend at
Camp Howard on Markham
Road.
Thirty-eight
Remit a
and
two leaders from the troop
attended the ramporee. A to
tal o f 667 men and hoy* were
in attendance. Accompanying
the Casselberry troop were
Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr.,
and Eddie Cundlff,
Three o f the patrol* in the
troop
wrre rited
at
the
awards ceremony Sunday af
ternoon for their displny o f
Sruutfng (kills during the
weekend.
As a special good turn, the
troop worked on a conserva
tion project at Camp W ilder
ness, which is across the toad
from Camp Howard,
Mobile
Maid
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ST A T EM EN T OF C O N D IT IO N S
Named ns delegates to the
Department o f Florida An
nual Convention May 20-23 in
Tampa were Mr*. Green and
Mr*. Evans. Mrs. Ward was
named alternate.
Bungle pins were presented
by the membership chairman,
Mrs. Ward, to Mrs. Evans
and Mrs. P r i n g l e ,
who
brought in nrw members.
The president read her an
nual report, which she also
gave at the Sixth District
Constitutional Conference at
the Angebilt Hotel, Orlando.
Othrr delegates were Mrs.
Green and Mia. Ward.
The Unit received several
ciUtions for membership, hos
pitals,
rehabilitation,
and
child wrlfure work at the
conference.
The poppy chairman, Mrs.
Green, entered an original ar
The Manx language, a form rangement featuring veterano f Gaelic or a Celtic langu made inppirs and was award
age, has long been a dying ed a prize o f a mother o f
tongue and now Is seldom pearl compact with an aux
spoken.
iliary emblem.
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EDITOR'S N O TE : Nino
turbulent d ayi ago Preoldent Johnioa ordered Ma
rine* aibora ta the Domin
ican Republic to protect U.
8. livos threatened by revo
lution and rioting. Their atalgnment quickly turned In
to an effort to neutralize
apreadlng Comm uniat con
trol o f the uprialng and en
able the Organization of
American State* to eatabHah peacekeeping machin
ery. The following article on
the background o f the revolt
and thla country'* reaponiae
ia baaed on material gath
ered by ■ alx-man U P ! re
porting team. On the acene
in the Dominican Republic:
Jack Fox, Matt Kenney and
Martin McReynold*. From
Waahlngton: K e r r i m i d
S mith at the White House,
Cbarle*
Corddry at the
Pentagon and Donald II.
M ay at the State Depart
ment.
By Normaa Raaalen
WASHINGTON
(U P I)
-
President Johnaon'a ovcralzed
alarm wriatwatch ahowcd 3:14
p.m. EDT on Wedncaday,
April 8$, when he waa handed
a telegram marked “ critical"
—the highest priority for a
diplomatic m enage.
The communication w a a
from Ambaaaador W. Taplcy
Jirnncll in Santo Domingo.
It urged that U. S. Marine*
be landed In the Dominican
Republic immediately to pro
tect American Uvea threaten
ed by rioting and revolution.
Johnaon, aa he aald later,
did not vacillate. Ha told Dafrnaa Secretary Robert S. Mc
Namara
and Secretary of
State Dean Rusk, who had
been conferring with him
throughout the chill, ovcrcaat
afternoon, that the Marine*
muat go aahore.
McNamara—tough, decliWe
and hardened to criaca after
four year* in the Pentagon—
relayed the Preaident'a decis
ion to Gen. Earle G. Wheeler,
chairman o f the Joint Chief*
o f Staff. It waa the aignal to
put into effect long-prepared
contingency plana.
M ARINES R E A D Y
At 6 p.m. EDT the Joint
Chief* aent a measage to
Adm. H. P. Smith. U. S. At
lantic commander, instructing him to land the Marine*
from
the
aircraft
carrier
Boxer, which becauae o f the
crlaia
had
been
atanding
ready ju it offshore.
The message waa phoned lo
Smith and then confirmed by
a teletype measage preceded
by the word “ H aiti" in large
capital icttcra, the highest
military priority.
Aboard the Uoxor, Major
Joe Gembardclla o f New R o
chelle, N. Y ., waa having a
cup o f coffee in the ward
room when the call to action
waa Bounded throughout the
carrier.
An hour later, Gambtrdella
and hi* outfit, the 3rd Battal
ion, Ith Regiment, 2nd Divis
ion of the U. S. Marines
Corpa were whirring in heli
copter* through rain and the
inky blackaeaa of a tropical
night toward* a polo ground*
in tba ancient Caribbean city
o f Sanlo Domingo.
“ It waa like getting into ■
aubway train ia pilch darkn eia," aald the major. “ We
went thundering along and
then stopped and got off, and
aure enough U waa tba right
atatiaa."
QUICK ACTION
A kart two hour* bad paaa•d since Ambaaaador Ben
nett's telegram had crackled
into the Slate Dcpartmenl'a
communication room* to be
decoded end relayed io the
White Home. It waa 2H year*
since the Marine* had Been
action in Latin America.
The
presidential
decision
taken on the telegram from
Bennett, 41, a red-haired,
youthful looking diplomat who
had been in Sanlo Domingo
fur I I montha, touched o ff a
multi-act drama played on the
volatile stage of International
politic*.
A fter daya of official insist•ace that the Marines were
th an aoUly to protect U. 8,
national*, it iad Anally to
President Johnson's declara
tion that a “ band of Communniat conspirators'' had seized
control of the Dominican re
volt.
Aa a consequence Johnson
proclaimed a new doctrine
which seemingly would per
m it the United Stale* to in
tervene to the affair* of any
hemispheric nation threaten
ed with a Communist revolu
tion while keeping hands o ff
any strictly internal disord
ers.
I
u
I
/
it
figure In whose nemo the re
volt supposedly waa started,
aaw the U. S. Intervention aa
a ghastly error of Judgment.
He said the end result might
be to turn 100,000 young Latin
Americana into Co mm unisla
in reaction.
The President’s quick and
strong action waa generally
applauded at home aa a step
In lima that probably prevent
ed another Caatro-lype re
gime. Supporters said It serv
ed notice to the Communist
world that the United Statea
will mova swiftly and use
force when its strategic inter
ests are at stake.
To some abroad, It revived
the shadow of the “ gringo"
American bully, which haunt
ed inter-American politic* for
years. To others it Invited
comparisons with tha grisly
buaineii of Soviet Intervention
in Hungary In 1936 when a
revolution waa crushed be
cause Russian strategic inter
est! were at stake.
N O T U N E X PE C TE D
Tha rriala waa not unex
pected. On tha morning o f
Saturday, April 24 — a aultry day in Santo Domingo,
Gen. Marco* Rivera Gueeta,
chief o f etaff o f the Domini
can army, summoned three
military men to hla office to
dlsmiia them. They were A ir
Force Col, Pedro Bartolo
meo Benoit, N avy Copt, SunUna Carreaco and Arm y Col.
Caaabo Salndin.
A ll had been bridling at
the attempt by Dominican
President Donald Reid Ca
bral to subordinate rnlliUry
Influences aa one way of
bringing same stability lo the
poverty • stricken Caribbean
nation. Since the assassinstlnn o f dictator Rafael Tru
jillo on May 30, 1001, the
Dominican! hae aaen tight
government*, none able to
cope with the problem they
faced.
Itlvera (iuesU had Inform
ed hi* aide that be wa* about
to dismiss tha three m lllUry
men. What he did not know
wae that hi* aide wa* a mem
ber o f a conspiracy that had
been plotting a coup. Fore
warned, the three about - t o be • dismissed officers over
powered the chief o f ataff,
STORM ED R AD IO S TA TIO N
A t 2 p.m., a reliel forre
stormed into the governmentoperated Santo Domingo ra
dio and television station and
went on the air. The poilre
got It back 35 minutes later,
but by then the plot had
gained momentum.
During those 33 minutes
the rebel* proclaimed Cabral'a overthrow. They an
nounced that the govern
ment or the Dominican Re*
public wnuld be returned
“ to the people,"
Hearing this, “ the people*’
ran from their homes into
tha
street,
cheering
and
shouting. It appeured they
were lo have another excit
ing bloodless revolution, ao
familiar to the Latin tem
perament.
On Sunday afternoon, April
2fi, rebel army forces began
handing out riflea and m irhlneguns to civilians In San
to Domingo for a "peoples
uprising.''
Tha civilians In turn band
ed together and opened at
tacks on police aUtlon. A balooks knocked huge hole* in
the aldei o f the main station,
tha Fortelcza, and the poilre
were shot down or they sur
rendered.
BROKE OPEN A R S E N A L
The rebel • civilians broke
open the police arm* arsenal
and pasted out hundreds of
additional riflea and burp
guns. Ona boy o f 10 ran down
the etreet carrying a rift* in
either hand, When a friend
asked If he could have one,
tlie boy replied, "no. One ia
for my father and the other
la fo r my brother."
Cabral had been aware o f
llte danger. Saturday night
he wae a guest at a seder —
a religious ritual meal — at
tha home o f Israeli Ambass
ador Benjamin Varan. The
ambaaaador remarked that
tha biblical last supper acually was a aelar, "Thia may
be my last (upper," Cabral
replied.
Twenty-four hours later he
had vanished. N ot even the
loyal army man. Gen. Elisa
Weasln y Weaain, with all
hla planes and tanks, had at
tempted to support him. In
deed Weaain y Weaain at ona
polat leaned toward tho rebel
demand o f restoring to gow-
m
■w
Adm. David L . McDonald,
chief o f naval operations, was
en example. A t 7 e.m. ED T
at his home, Admiral's House
on Massachusetts Avenue, he
was given a l t t hour briefing
on overnight developments.
Ha then attended church and
heeded fo r a g o lf course In
suburban Fairfax, V *. Aides
caught him by telephone Juat
The Marinas and paratreopaa ha arrived at tha courts
w * were under a tremendous
at 10:46 a.m. and Informed
handicap. Their orders were him the Joint Chiefs would
net to fire unless fired open. meet 80 minutes later.
And they were restricted to usIn rase he didn't gat there
tog only light caliber weapons. in lime, the vice ehief, Adm.
At hla mid-day briefing on H o n d o Rivero, wea on hand.
Thursday, state Department McDonald made It, as did all
spokesman Robert J. McCloa- the chiefs. They reviewed
key was asked if the Commun- Gen. Palmer's recommenda
lets were running the revolt. tions from Santo Domingo,
He replied “ I era only pre and made proposals. These
pared to aey they are partici were given to Johnson by
pating. I could not aey that Whaelar at a 9 p.m. White
they ere leading, and 1 could House meeting.
not speculate on the eventuali
DECISION M AD E
ties."
The decialon to intervena
That night additional U. S. with huge U. 8. forces— a l
forces were sent in—Including most half as many aa the
l . 300 more Marines. The 12ndUnited Statea has in Viat
Airborne, at Fort Bragg, N. Nam— had been made earlier.
C., wee alerted for action. At A t 6:60 p.m. EDT, the Pres
7:23 p. in. (E D T ) the first ident summoned congressional
troop transports left Pope Air leaders to the White House.
Force Base at Fort Bragg with He also decided once more to
the paratroopers. They took go on radio and television—
o ff Intending to land in Puerto his third auch appearance in
Rico. En route they were told fiva nights— to explain hia acto change course and go dir tlona to tha nation.
Curiously, than was almost
ectly to Sanlo Domingo. The
first plane landed at 2:06 a. a "soft sell” White House
m. (E D T ) Friday followed by a p p r o a c h to this major
othere e l seven minute inter speech. Instead o f asking for
television time, a raquaat that
vals.
ia always granted, Press Sec
SENIOR OFFICERS
The tin t senior Army officer retary George E. Reedy mere
fa reach Santo Domingo waa a ly said that it would be made
“ available" to the networks.
combat • hardened veteran of
Thia means they can show it
African, Sicilian and Norman
"liv e ," or tape It fo r present
dy landings in the World War
ation later.
11. He waa 32-yeer-old MaJ.
In
addition, tho
White
Gen. Robert H. York, the
House aald theapeech would
Itod'a commander, end a
only be a “ review e f tha
much-decorated man — Dis
weak."
tinguished Service Crosa, four
When the networks decided
Brozue Stars, three Silver
to vidto tape the remarks fo r
Stars, end two Purple Hearts.
later
showing, the
White
Friday and Saturday tha
House, according to broadcast
buildup continued as fighting
sources, expressed displeas
continued in Santo Domingo,
ure. The networks then shift
and Marines began to die. It
ed aignala, but it was too
waa now necessary to estab
late. In the end, only one net
lish a U. 8. Forces Dominican work — CBS — carried the
Command, and Lt. Gan. Broca Preaident’a remark* at the
Palmar waa named command- time ha made them.
• rWhat tha Presldeat bad to
Colncldently, Palmar was
say was fa r more than "a re
the Army'a deputy chief o f view o f the week.” It waa the
staff for military operation* announcement o f a full-scale
and waa about to become 18th U. 8. military intervention
Airborne Corpa commander at that now amounts to more
Fort Bragg. On Friday morn
than 10,000 troops.
ing, Wheeler summoned him,
That Sunday night, Johnaon
gave him tha Dominican Job, explained the reason ha fe lt
and sent him on hla way. Tha they were necessary: “ The
general waa unable to locate American
nations
cannot,
Mrs. Palmer immediately. By must not, and will not permit
the time he got to Bragg, tha establishment of another
ahe had been found in a Communist government in the
Waahlngton drag store. Ha Western Hemisphere.'*
gave her tha word o f hia des
tination by telsphona.
W E N T ON T V
Friday night Johnaon went
on television again. It waa In
these remarka, at 7:07 EDT,
that he first indicated the
By Julie Rertee
U. S. intervention had a pur
Election o f officers fo r the
pose other than avacuatlon South Seminole Jaycees was
of national! and protecting conducted during tha May
their safety. Ha said:
masting held at Bryan's Res
“ Thera are signs that peo taurant on Highway 17-92
ple trained outside tha Dom with Robert Hattawsy nam
inican Republic are seeking to ed aa new president fo r the
gain control. Thus, the legit organization.
imate aipirations o f tha Dom
Other officers are Dale
inican peopla and most of Rlggenbach, first vice presi
leaders fo r progress, democ dent; Ralph David, second
racy and social Justice are vice president; Frank 8troupe,
threatened."
secretary, and Ed Bishop,
The U. S. buildup continued treasurer.
on Saturday without much
Director! are Tom Pratt,
fanfare, but Sunday waa tha Tom Waters, and Don Slov
day o f big decialon for Wash ene.
ington.
Formal installation will be
Early that day tha >2nd the June meeting with date
paratroopers moved
across
and location to be announc
the Avenida Mexico (Mexico
ed.
Avenue) and linked up with
the Marines near the Am eri
can Embassy to form a “ cor
United Press lateraltU aal
ridor" through Santo Dom
Mayor Phial, o f 8t. Peters
ingo,
burg, waa tha first passenger
The
Marines,
meantime,
aboard tha first commercial
had cleared out an Interna
airline fligh t In Ihe United
tional sons and aat Up road
Statea on a trip from St.
blocks leading to tha water
Petersburg to Tampa on Jan.
front.
1, 1914, according to National
The affect wae to bottle up
Airlines.
some 300 remaining hard-core
rebel-lroope and about 12,000
rebel civilians, many o f them
armed, In an are* o f about
four square miles.
eompanied
paratrooper* across the Duarte Bridge Into
the rebel-held section and
were caught by snipar fire and
ducked for their livee. A squad
o f paratroopers moved up and
the newsmen scurried out un
der their protecting covering
fire.
UNDER HANDICAP
G H ASTLY ERRO R
Juan Bosch, tha lonely and
disillusioned non - Communist
i m
President Lyndon 11. Johnson
er Juan Roach, tha first free back to the base at San Isidro
ly elected president o f the The rebels seized the Duarte
Dominlrsn R e p u b l i c . He Bridge leading to it. The city
was without lights or water.
changed hla mind when the
Casualties among the children
Caatrollaa and Communists were in the dozens—moat of
moved awlftly — through de them hit by bullets which had
fault and runeplracy — to gone astray or ricocheted.
tha forefront o f the revolt.
Three young boys were kill
Weaain y Wessin joined aeved when they picked up a gre
eral other Dominican o ffic
nade in the street and the reers in forming an anti-revo
beta quickly spread the word
lutionary junta.
that the deaths were the work
NO HtlRPRIHK
of U. S. Marines.
The fa it moving situation
In Washington, there was a
rams aa no real surprise to
aeries of urgent meetings. Us
the U.S. Joint Chiefs as they
ually they included Johnaon,
met the following Monday
Rusk, McNamara, Deputy De
morning. McNamara had told
fense Secretary
Cyrus
R.
Congreia last Feb. IS that
Vance, and Gen. Wheeler. Of
th e
Dominican
Republic
"continues to ha unstable." ten present were Thomas C.
Mann, undersecretary of state
And It waa because o f State
for
Latin American affairs,
Department fears that events
were moving towards a crisis and McGcorge Bundy, the
that Ambassador Bennett had Preaident'a adviser for na
been summoned to Washing tional security affairs.
Mann, Vance, Bundy and
ton for consultations the F ri
day before. By Monday be Wheeler functioned In effect aa
an excom • executive commit
wee bark at his post.
One o f the first artions o f tee—a Junior-grade body of tha
tha chiefs wae to order the group that ao successfully dir
Navy's amphibious Squadron ected operations in the IMS
10, composed o f five ships Cuban missile crisis.
B EN N ETT CABLE
Including the Dozer and a
Reports poured into the
Marine
landing team, to
■team toward the Dominican White House. Wednesday af
Republic. They had been par ternoon Johnson was in a
ticipating in an exrrriso o ff ■mall office off his main oval
Vieques Island, Puerto Rico. office talking with Rusk, Mc
In the Domlniran Republic, Namara ami Dundy. About 3:20
Monday and Tuesday were p. m. tiie President was given
daya o f terror. Tanka Masted a cable from Bennett saying
away at rebel atrongpolnts. the situation was dangerous;
Fly-blown bodies lay in the that ihe chief of police and
streets under a blazing sun. other governmental authori
The Domlniran Red Cross ties no longer could protect
estimated the dead during American nationals. Johnaon
that period at 400, among gave McNamara preliminary
them arorea o f women and orders to start in motion the
children. The wounded were machinery for putting troops
estimated at 1,400.
ashore.
Foreign nationals in Santo
Then at 3:14 p. m. came
Domingo were terrified. They Bennett's “ critical" message
huddled in their homes.
asking for the Marines.
D IVING PLA N E S
After the order went out,
Robert Myers, a Baptist Johnson summoned the con
missionary for eight year* gressional leaders and inform
and originally from Omaha, ed them o f his decision. Then
Neb., lived a block from the he went on television to an
U.S. Embassy in a fairly
nounce his action lo the na
wealthy area with hi* wife,
tion and the world.
Lena, and their two children.
About this time Ihe OrganizeHi* tl-yrar-old son kept run
tkm of American States, which
ning nut on tha porch to
had been meeting during the
watch the fighter planes div
day, was informed of the land
ing on the eity.
ing*. Thl* delayed advisory
Myers had hoped to stay
was to cause trouble for the
with his tiny Protestant flock
United States.
in ths OH per rent Catholic
ADVISED OAR
rnuntry but wanted desper
John F. Kennedy had con
ately io get his family oul.
sulted — or advised — the
The forces o f Weasln y
hemispheric body before he
Wessin might have squelch
ordered action in the Cuban
ed the revolt If it had hern
confined to the military re crlaia, end be won unanimous
bels. But they rould not rope approval ia advance of his
with the thousands o f civil biocide order. But Hie sensi
ians who were sniping from tive Latin Americana, fully
rooftop* and ambushing the aware that the OAS charier
loyal forces with machine- forbid* intervention in the a f
faire o f another state, were
guns.
Ambassador Bennett warn upset that Johnson bad acted
ed Americans on the Island in the Dominican case with
on Monday to bo prepared to out firal seeking a "hemis
evacuate and on Tuesday I,- pheric presence" aa at tha
172 o f them were takan o ff least a cover.
More then 400 Marines went
by the N avy and sent to
Puerto Rico In threo ship* — ashore on Wednesday night,
tho Hurhamkin, Raleigh and but It was obvious by the next
day Hut more troops would be
Wood County.
Eventually more than 3,000 needed. Anarchy prevailed In
persona representing 30 na Santo Domingo. Tba OAS ask
tionalities were to be remov ed the papal nuncio in Santo
ed. The ward room o f the Domingo to try to arrange a
Boxer became a nursery and cease-tire, but so many Domi
the carrier's crew members nicans had guns and were ope
■hared thelr quartare with rating without real toadarahip
that thia proved impossible.
R E B K U I A N W ILD
A party o f American corre
B y Wednesday tha rebeii spondents, among them U Pl'e
w o n running wild. Wessin de Matt Kenny, got tangible e v i
cided la withdraw hla feroci dence. At one point, they nr-
Area Jaycees
Elect Officers
Now You Know
APPROVED CORRIDOR
The establishment o f the
corridor had been undertake a
with tha approval o f tha fiveman commission o f tha Or
ganisation o f American Statea
which had flo w * ia to top to
establish conditions permit
ting formation o f a govern
ment.
In Washington, tho Presi
dent got up lata, but tow ed!*
stely began going over memo*
and press diape tehee on the
situation. Other officials to
the State Depertment and
Pentagon did the earns.
Physical
fitness is
for girls,
too! sa».
fn lir l
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Pag* 4— M
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dO ghliqhiA
. M ty T, 1968
T V Time Preview*
Crusoe with nutty Dennis D ay
FDR. when it finally ccmes, it
as Friday.
“ Germany Firet." Thia excit doesn't com* easy. Gian de
10-11 p.m. CBS. Slattery'a
ing episode concerns the rea cides tonight's the night to People. “ Question: W hat A re
sons behind FDR’* decialon to pop the big question. But You Doing Out There, W a l
(Reran)
Slattery fa
concentrate on the defeat of slnca K aty isn’t in on hia d o ? "
■uckered
by
femme
lobbyist
Germany while undertaking a secret, ahe’* ao involved with
bolding action In tbe Pacific. a gang o f boya, ahe's in no Sally Kellerman Into taking
Film footage Include* cover condition to be proposed to. action against a bill thak
age o f the then state o f the When the couple finally dcea would forbid state employe*
w ar in the various battla get together, mush triumph*. from active participation in
8:30-9:10 p.m. NBC. Bob potltica. How does she taka
arenas.
Hope
Comedy Special. “ Hava advantage c f our Intrepid
7:10-1:30 p.m. CBS. Rawbida. "Th s Spanlah Camp." Girl*—W ill Travel.” (Color) legislator? She uaea every fe
I t ’a drover* v*. gold prospec (Rerun) W ith rare exception, minine trick in the book to
tors in a show that realty has the plot doein’t matter much make Slattery fall hard and
• he star of go aoft. Fair fo r the aerie*.
no villains. A party searching when Bob Hon
10-11 p m. NBC. Jack Pear
fo r Spanish gold dama a creek any show. Ho; i nm/* ■ mar
desperately needed by Favor's riage broker on the Western Program (Color) Tba beat
cattle fo r drinking water. The Frontier, with Rhonda Flem spot on the program belong!
gold hunter* are led by a dee- ing, Jill St. Jchn and Marilyn to New York Police Lt. N eil
tor with a sad secret and a Maxwell as soma o f hia mer Behan, an articulate gentle
Aldo
Ray,
Rod man who gives tips on hew to
young Negro whose remark chandise.
ably strong character doesn't Cameron and Sonny Tuft* cope with pickpockets and con
show until ha accidently In play a trio o f marriage-mind- artists and llluitrates with
jure* Wishbone. John Ireland ed brothers and Bruce Cabot aome staged pickpocket tech
and Brock Peters star in an ia the exasperated sheriff. niques. Nancy Wilson sings
"M ore" and “ My Shining
The laughs are plentiful.
Interesting hour.
9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Gomer Hour." Comedienne Sue Car7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Intern a t i o n a l Showtime. "The Pyle (Reran) considering how son does aome celebrity take
television
really offs and several members o f
Bouncing Baltic Circus." And much o f
atilt another visit to tha Clr- smells, it’s unlikely you'll the Cambridge Circus Com
eua Schumann, with still an even notice that Corner's best pany do their bombardier
other demonstration o f the pal on thia shew is a skunk— briefing sketch.
10-11 p.m. ABC. 12 O’clock
Schumann fam ily's horseman a for-real one. Ndt much sub
ship. There are alio the ex- stance to the story, but you High. “ Tha Hero." Savage's
peeled demonstrations o f ac should enjoy Corner's rela old flying teacher turns up
robatics and various types of tionship with the affectionate and confides that he's reatleis
to get back into the pllct's
clownmanahlp. I f you still beast.
0:30-10 p.m. NBC. Jack seat. Savage decides to give
find the repeated visits to tha
Copenhagen Circus exhilarat Benny Program. "Robinson him a chance, not realising
ing, tha show ia about par for Crusoe." (R eran) Fairly fun how irresponsible a man with
ny episode, though it does get a hero complex can be. James
the roura*.
1-8:30 p.m. ABC. The Farm pretty silly at times. Benny Whitmore does hia customari
er's Daughter. "Ja, Ja A dream sequences himself ento ly effective Job as tha teacher,
Thousand Times Ja." Evan a desert island aa Robinson pilot.
9:30-10
p.m.
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Frl. May 7, 1065— Pape 5
V-E Day Party On Tap
P A R IS
w ill
(U P I ) — Frenchmen
begin
streets
dancing
tonight
to
In
the
celebrate
the 20th anniversary o f the
surrender o f K a il Germany.
Flags, brass bands, torch
lights parades and firecrack
ers
have
been scheduled
in
48 hours o f colorful splendor
outdoing anything France has
set up fo r V-E Day anniver
saries since the end o f World
W a r II.
Saturday, the 20th anniver
sary o f the end o f the war in
Europe, has been declared a
public holiday fo r tha first
time in this country.
For the first time, also, a
high-ranking
delegation
of
three Russian generals are
achcduled to participate in the
ceremonies.
There was some specula
tion, though without official
backing, that P r e i i d e n t
Charles de Gaulle ordered this
year's unpredecented festiv
ities o f the 1045 German de
feat to show his displeasure
with the West German gov
ernment. Relations between
de
Gaulle
and Chancellor
Ludwig Erhard o f West Ger
many have become increasing
ly chilly in recent months.
It was at exactly 2:41 a.m.
on May 7, 1045, that the
crumbling remnanta o f H it
ler's once - powerful
Wehrmacht eurrendcred at Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower'a head
quarters In • achoolhoute at
Rhelma in eastern France.
The surrender was signed
by Col Gen. A lfred Jodi, chief
o f sta ff o f the Wehrmacht.
W ith Jodi were hie aide, MaJ.
Wilhelm Oxenlus, and Adm.
HensGeorg von Friedeburg,
commander o f the German
navy.
Von Friedeburg committed
suicide • few weeks later,
and
Jodi
eventually
was
hanged at Nuremberg fo r war
crimes.
That day In 1045, Risenbower waited in on adjoining
room In the echoolhouse.
The Germane found themaelvee
facing
Eisenhower’a
chief o f staff, Gen. W alter
Dedell Smith, Lt. Gen. Sir
Frederick
Morgan
of
the
British army, Gen. Francois
Seves o f the French army,
Gen. Ivan 8usluparov, head o f
the Soviet military mission
to Eisenhower’s headquarters,
and a number o f other Allied
officers.
Smith handed the Germans
the text o f the unconditional
surrender.
"D o you understand this
docum ent!" he asked in Eng
lish.
"Ja,” replied Jodi.
He became the first to sign.
Then Smith signed for Eisen
hower'*
headquarters,
and
Seves and Suslu|mrov added
their signatures at witnesses.
Jodi rose. In German, he
made ■ brief appeal to the
victors, asking them to ahowgenerosity to the German
people and their armed force*.
Then the Germans were led
into
the
adjoining
room,
where Eisenhower, himself,
asked again whether they un
derstood what they had sign
ed.
Once again, Jodi replied
" ja ." The Germans were led
out.
The cease-fire which result
ed from the surrender went
into effect at midnight May
8-0. The extra time was
granted to enable the German
commanders to pass the word
to their defeated, disorganize
ed armies.
A second, belated capitula
tion
signed at Russian
nrnty headquarters in Hast
Merlin just after midnight
May 8-0 to satisfy the Soviet
dictator, Josef Stalin.
PAY LESS A T . . .
GORDON
KELLETT’S
By Donna Estes
Mrs. Walter Cope, one of
Alts monte Springs' senior citi
zens. appeared before regular
session of the Town Council
this week lo protest the board's
plan to build a recreation cen
ter in the community for young
people.
Mrs. Cope stated that she
objected to the remaining mon
ies in the recreation budget
($8,000) being spent for a
A M E R IC A N LEG IO N Memorial Pont 256 o f Casselberry hns selected
"p la y " ares for the children
from Lymnn High School Junior Class as Roys Stale representntivo
instead of helng used to im.
Dorinn Thormcnos (le ft) and ns alternate, Steve Rrndy (center). Richard
prove the Community House.
Casselberry will be sponsored by Hoy Scout Troop 341 o f Casselberry.
Council Bob Newell, chair
man of the recreation com
mittee, explained that the pro
posed center would benefit the
"w hole community and not
Just the children."
Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford, in answering Mrs. Cope's
question as to how mainten
ance would be provided for the
center, said that the town
would take care o f it just as
lt does the Community House.
He further stated that he
knew o f "n o better way to use
our recreation funds than for
this project."
Councilman Colin Crews an
nounced that he would "back
the center too per cent" and
W E ST V IR G IN IA IM IILL and (ho Hill Climbers will appear at 1 p.m. and
that "the Community House is
5 p.m. Saturday during the Huekuroo Roundup at Enterprise Elementary
adequate for the adults in town
School to raise funds to replace the school library burned last year. Nick
but is not suitable for child
P fiefa u f will emcee both shows.
(Middleton Photo)
ren."
The hoard's remaining counrilmcn, Keith Nixon and nerl
Chapman, also have gone on
TAM PA
(U P D — City de fire blamed on nn arsonist.
record in favor of the project,
The blaze broke out in the
W AIIO O , Neb. ( U P D — Bob
tectives
and
F ill agents s ift
having pledged their support
vehicles on the Fort Homer Cerv, n veteran o f 13 years
ed
through
the
wreckage
of
at a previous meeting.
Hesterly
armory
parking
in the American leagu e, will
over a dozen military trucks area.
coach
basketball and baseball
today
at
the
local
National
Nearly half a million ton*
Some 40 persons were in
Arson Mamed In \rmory Fire
MRS. ROBERT J. Henna (riyrlit). hostess for
the sixth unnuul Silver Tea to benefit Altamonte
Springs Community Library, is served by Mrs.
Chester L. Seymour, one o f the many table hos
tesses (top photo). Officers (low er photo)
forming the receiving line included (from the
le ft) Mrs. Florence Coursen, librarian; Mrs.
Fred Russmun, trustee; Mrs. James Walter,
resident; Robert Huttnway, vice president, and
fra. Lawrence Swoffurd, secretary.
Cerv To Coach
o f comI are dug daily by min Guard armory, seeking a mo side at the time at un appli at the newly organized John
tive or clues in a $100,00*) ance show.
ers in Germany's Ruhr.
F. Kennedy College.
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Manpower Act
Extended To '69
W ASHINGTON
(U P 1 )
President Johnson sl&ned into
law his bill to extend the 1902
Manpower Development and
Training Act to mid-1969.
Calling the bill " a wise and
necessary companion" to the
a d m i n i s t r a t i o n ' s edu
cation programs, Johnson said
he
hoped
that employers
would m ik e every effort to
create the jobs needed to keep
pace with the expanding labor
market.
Tho development act was
originally scheduled to expire
next year. In addition to ex
tending its training programs,
the new law also provides for
extended federal financing ol
training program i, instead ol
calling on the atatea to aupply
a U rge part oI tha cost after
June 20, IMS.
$3.00
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Recruiting Drive
Set For VISTA
W ASHINGTON (U P I )- T h e
Johnson administration's “ dom eitie
Paaoa
Corps"
U
launchlnc natiaawida
camp a in to rocrult collago stu
dents to serve la Ita rank*
thla summer.
The campaign by tho V ol
unteer! la Service to America
(V IS T A ) will seek volunteer!
to fill BOO immediate openings
In urban armai, too to work
with migrant (arm families,
S00 to assist Indian families
end 200 to work la rural Appa
lachia.
The volunteers will begin
assignments after completing
a ala-week training course la
June and July. The recruiting
team will start campus visits
this week at the City College
at N ew York and visit other
throughout t h e
country la the neat five
weeks.
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Protests Center
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Big Dodger Sluggers Dies
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You
identify
need
■
the.
scorecard
Los
to
Angeles
Dodgers'
hitters
end
it's
worth Uio price.
Tho fam iliar Dodger slug
gers— Snider, Furillo, Hodges,
and Campanella — are gone
and such unpublklied names
as Trscswskl, Pferker, La*
fcbvra and G riffith era win
ning games in thslr place.
In fact, the Dodger hitters
are enjoying their loftiest
position in recent years, rank
ing Just behind Cincinnati and
San Francisco with a club
batting mark o f .266.
The Dodgers boosted their
National Deague lead to two
games Thursday night by
completing a three • game
■weep o f the Cincinnati Reds,
4-3. L A 's lightly regarded
batting corpe raked the proud
Cincinnati pitching staff fo r
I runs in tho three game set.
And they did it without Tom
my Davis, their most prolific
hitter.
Ron Fairley hit hie eecond
horn* run In two nights and
Derrall G riffith, a replace
ment fo r the Injured Davie in
le ft field, also homered for
tho Dodgera Thursday night
in support o f Johnny Podres,
Dick Tracewskl, who is
hitting .359 and has driven in
the winning run In two games
in the last 10 days, plated an
other run with a sacrifice fiy ,
and Wea Parker a .203 hitter
tripled and scored the other
run on a wild pitch.
Rookie second baseman Jim
Lefebvm (.270) belted two
hits and scored one o f the
Dodgers runs.
*
Pod res was forced to leavs
tho game with two out in the
seventh inning when his arm
stiffened, end Dob Miller re
lieved him to preserve ths
veteran righthander's second
victory.
Frank Robinson's f i f t h
homer o f the season account
ed fo r one o f the two runs
yielded by Podres, who wildpitched the other tally home.
A triple by Tony Peres o ff
M iller and an error accounted
fo r the final Red run. (Harter
John Taltourle was the ioeer.
The Chicago Cubs edged
the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-3 In
ths only other National Lea
gue game scheduled.
The Baltimore Orioles whip
ped the Minnesota Twins 6-1,
the Los Angeles Angels beat
Kansas City 6-4 and tho New
York
Yankees-Indians
at
Cleveland was postponed by
rain.
Larry Jackson hit his first
home run In I I years In the
major leagues, added two sin
gles and accounted for three
runs fo r the Cuba while earn
City League
Standings
L IT T L E N A T IO N A L
W
L
Chase ...........
.. A
2
F irst Federal
C
3
Locomotiva Eng. ___ 6
3
Hunt I.ln-Merc.......... 3
4
Quality Mob. Humes U
7
Gama Today;
Quality vs.
Hunt, 4i30 — Ft- Mrllon
Park.
L IT T L E A M E R IC A N
W
I.
4
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m
Georges ............ ....... 4
Strickland-Morrison „ 6
3
4
N a vy ................. ..... 3
8
Banford Atlantic .—
4
6
Florida Plata . ........ 2
Game Today: N avy vs. Sanford Atlantic, 4:30;— Bay
Avenue Park.
J U N IO R L E A G U E
W
L
Rotary
4
I
Civitan
,— — ------4
3
CPO
I ...... I.... ..... . 3
9
Kiwania m.—. . —. m.. 2
3
Shrine .....
3
i
Gamaa Today: (4 :8 0 )— Elks
Vt. OFOj (7 :3 0 )— Kiwania
vs. Rotary, Piashurst Park.
C IT Y L E A G U E
W
L
Kingswood ...... ......... 7
I
Leroy Robb
,t.... 4
2
KUowaUa ------------ 4
3
3
Panning Lumber ... . 6
Chick N* T r e n t ____ 3
6
Chase
............... 1
7
7
USO ---- --------------- 1
N o Games Scheduled.
CHURCH L E A G U E
W
L
0
7
K o f C ...... ........
3
Church o f God — ... I
3
1
Congregational
Pinecrest Assembly .. 1
4
N o 1Gamaa Scheduled.
.
ing hia second victory In four and loser Jim Kaat, who also
yielded run-scoring hits to
Paul Blair, Russ Hnydar and
Jackson was reached for
Luis Aparicio.
two nome runs by W illis
Stargcll (his fifth and sixth
o f the season) and Jim Pagliamni's third round-tripper.
Ernie Banks Increased his
major league - leading runs
Imtted In total to 26 with a
single in the eighth to tie the
score at 3-3 and Don Lan
drum and Jackson followed
with run-scoring singles.
Don Schwall, In relief o f
Don Cardwell, was the loser.
Bobby Knoop tripled and
homered to drive In four runs
for the Angels and help rook
ie Rudy May to his second
victory. The
Angels
have
won four straight and are
within two games o f the
American league-leading Chi
cago
While
Box. Orlando
Cepeda suffered his fourth
BOB BARBOUR, form
straight defeat fo r the A's.
er
S e m i n o l e High
May hurled the first five
S c h o o l football and
Innings, allowing three runs
track otar, has earned
and four hits. He was follow
a berth In National
ed by Aubrey Gatewood and
Junior College T r a c k
Bob i<ee, who gave up a home
Meet to be held May 20run to Ed Charlea in the
21 at Garden City, Han
eighth.
nas. Barbour, a student
Robin
Roberta
won his
at Connors State Junior
fourth straight game and the
College, Warner, Okln.,
276th o f his career, allowing
placed third in the 31)0
the Minnesota Twins Just
intermediate hurdles nt
four hits. The 38-year-old vet
Oklahoma Junior Col
eran also singled In the golege Kcglonnls to cam
ahead run fo r Baltimore in
tho s|Kit. Ho also plays
the fifth inning. The only run
football
for the school.
o ff
Roberta was
Harmon
Klllebrew'a second homer.
Brooks Robinson hit his
third home run o ff starter
decisions.
Sports W rIU r
Barbara Bolt
Padgett, Adcock
To Swim In
Spark Sandspurs
Bowling League State Meeting
Helen Padgett roiled a
101/633 series to share high
aeries honors for the night
in the Baudspurs League at
Jet I^nea with Jane Adcock
o f the 8t. John's ltrnlty
team. Helcn'a scries sparked
the Howe Tire Shop team to
n three game nod over 8t.
John's Realty. Other high
scores were a 100/400 seriea
hy Dottle Austin and a 166/470 hy Hue Juckaun both for
Howe Tire Khop. Jean Monroe with 172/400 and Eleanor
Anderson with a
1HI/474
were other high rollers for
St. John's Really.
Ca mmy
Meyers
came
through witli a fine 108/627
to spark Kouthward Realty to
a three point win over Betty
Anne'a
Hulratyliug.
Betty
Callan bowled a 180 gaina,
Marge Kipp rolled 182/400
and Ruth Phillips shot a
108/401 all for Hetty Anne'a
Hniratyling.
Parkis Owens
helped Lousing Transfer and
Storage to it spilt with the
Edith's Beauty Salon tram as
Helen Marchrsann with 172/468 and Nancy Conway with
a 181/474 were the high roll
ers fo r Edith's Beauty Halon.
Plerro Manufacturing Co.
team awept all four points
from Powell's Insurancs as
Edith /.eull was the hot shot
with a tUl/608 series. M ari
on Karelia also cam* through
with a 109/473 and Jean
Krlack contributed a 106/472
series. Delores Hovious shot
high game for Edith's with
a 103 game. Chapman Blocks
took three points from the
Alley Cats on tho atrsnglh
o f a 173/471 hy Mae Fehr
by G erl Bridges. The high
score for the A lley Cats was
a 172/480 by Collean Win■hip. In tha final match a
thrr# point win was register
ed by OK Tiro Shop over tha
Pryor Insurance team aa Pat
Robljaa rolled 184/400.
LeMans Start
Drags Slated
A LcMsns Start will be tha
feature avant Saturday night
when the Seminole Timing As
sociation bolds its drag race*
at the Osceola Drag Strip.
Tima trials begin at 7:30 and
eliminations get underway at
•:30.
All classes capable o f Mart
ia l under their own power
are eligible to compete la the
LeMans Start competition.
Thera will be a few changes
made in the atrip this week.
Cara w ill run from the oppo
site end aa haa been custom
ary.
Seminole High School's on
ly retry In the Class A A
Stale Meet, Barbara Bolt,
will
travel
to Gainesville
Saturday to romps I* in tha Ml
yard free etyte and thn Back
stroke.
Bolt set a new Seminole
record In the Clsss A A Group
6 District Meet Isst week in
the hack stroke with a time
o f 1:14.0 to become the top
qualifier In the .Metro Con
ference In that event.
She alio set a new Semi
nole record for the 60 yard
free alyle, with a time o f
20.1. She Is a m rtn W of
Conch John Colberts highly
successful team.
According to Colitert, "Barbarn is a real fine swimmer
who has put forth a grrnt
e ffo rt this year to help out
the team."
Me Roberts Wins
‘Grannys* Golf
Fanchon Mr Roberts led the
field with • nrl 76 and won
the f i r s t
"Grandmother's
Tournament"
sponsored by
the Sanford Women's Golf As
sociation at Mayfair Country
Club this past week. This
tournament will be an annual
affair.
Winners in the weekly Lad
ies Day tournament were:
Class A, Hazel I)urio, net 73;
Class U, Kcba Mshsn, net 74;
Class C, ■ tie between Shirley
Sehllke and Thelma Vuse with
a net 76.
Swimming Group
To Hold Tryouts
Tryouls for the Ssnford
Swim Association competitive
trams will be held Monday
and Tuesday, May 17-11, from
4 to 4 p.m. at Ft. Mellon Mu
nicipal Pool.
Mlsa Emma Spcncar, team
coach, says she will be look
ing for "form and spead" la
prospective
swimmers,
aa
they will represent Sanford la
Florida
AAU
swimming
event! this summer.
Last summer Miss Spencer
Ird the tram to many victor
ies and helped in qualifying
many swimmers for the state
Junior
Olympics
Meet in
Clearwater.
Any swimmers between the
ages of ala and 14 are eligl
hie.
SHS Thindads Seek State Honors
By David Higginbotham
i Saturday after placing sec-I in the state will compete,
Harald Sparta W riter
ond In tha Clasi A A Group plaelng much pressure on the
The Seminole High track 6 District Meet last week.
normal
running times and
team w ill Band eight mem- Ths top three athletes In
tha athletes. Each boy will
b e n to ths State A A Meet I each event in every district | be going a fter his best time
I o f the year.
|David N oell w ill be competlting fo r the Semlnolea in
both the shot put and the
discus. Noell holds the Sem-
W O O D LAN D H IL L S , Calif.
( U P I ) — Jim Krebs, a fo r
mer Los Angela* Laker bas
ketball
star,
waa
killed
Thursday night when a traa
fall on him.
Krels, 29, waa helping a
neighbor chop down the tree
In his yard, when it fell on
to the house. Krebs wss at
tempting to pull the 20-footlong
house
tree
when
trunk
from
It fell,
the
hitting
him in the head. Witnesses
said tha neighbor also waa
inole record in the discus.
Sterl Weber will run In tbe
880 after setting a new
school record in that event
tn the Group i meet. George
Markos, holder o f the Semi
nole record in the high hur
dles, will be running in that
even t Rick W alitrom who
holds the 100 yard daah and
tha low hurdles record w ill
competa In tho hurdles.
Mike Gray, Richard Hlttell,
Eddie
Griffith, J e ff
Whitting, along with Walstrom and Weber, will be
competing In the retay events.
These
athletes
already
hold the Seminole records In
the 440 relay, 880 relay,
sprint medley, and ths m ilt
relay.
Coach Dick Williams w ill
accompany his charges to tha
State meet.
hit but was not hurt serious
lyKrebs
wsa pronounced
dsad on arrival at Vallay
Presbyterian Hospital.
The 4-foot-0 Krebs, who
retired
from
professional
basketball a fter seven oeosons at tha end o f the 194344 season, was an executive
with tha United California
Bank.
^
Ha waa tha father o f a 4year-old daughter, Casey and
hia widow, Jane, Is expecting
their eecond child In July,
police said.
He began hia professional
haikcthall esreer with ths
old Minneapolis Lakera in
1067 a fter graduating from
Southern Methodist Univers
ity. He remained with the
team when It moved to Los
Angeles In 1060, and alter
nated at center until ha re
tired.
His best professional tea
son was in 1061-62, when he
aversged 10 polnta a game.
He had 4,140 pointa In hie
seven years o f regular sea
son play in the National Bas
ketball association. His life
time average In N B A com
petition was eight points.
Sullivan's Cops
Keglers Flag
Sullivan's Camera Servicecenter captured tha champi
onship o f tha recently con
cluded Keglers leagu e at Jet
Lanes. They were In or near
the number one spot fo r tha
moat part o f the season and
especially down the homeatretrh they were tough and
won the important games.
The team was comprised
o f all Navy men or Tech
Reps from tha Sanford N a
val
A ir Station. Clarence
Henning was the workhorse
for the team all year and It
showed In the high average
award that he won with a
good 181.
Other members o f tha Sull
ivan team were Wayne Mor
ris who spun a cool 627 ser
ies that wan hint the High
Scratch Series Award fo r
the league, Don Peacock, R.
Balk, John Hines, Jerry Enos
and Don Nye were the other
squad members.
Doug Owens took the High
Scratch Gama Award with a
n ifty 268 gam*. Ken Martin
helped himself to the High
Game Handicap Award with
a 266 and Dale Nybeck won
the High Series Handicap
Award with a fine 663. Tha
most Improved bowler la the
league was Keith Morgan
with a ten point improvement
that earned him the gold belt
buckle sponsored by ABC.
Other teama In tha league
were the second place GlassMet team, third place CPO
No. 3 Lushes and fourth plara
Karon Builders who alt put
ths pressure ea tha Sullivan
team down tha strateh.
McGowan Meets
Medel In Match
LONDON (U P I) B r it t *
Empire flyweight champion
Walter McGowan will teat his
•kills against top-rated ban
tamweight
contender
Jose
Medel in a 10-round bout at
Wembley, J u m 1 before his
title shot
against
bantam
rhamploo Eder Pofra of Bra
sil.
The match, at the bantam*
weight limit o f i l l pounds,
should give aa iadicitloa of
McGowan's chances o f taking
ONLY TRIPLE
WASHINGTON
(U P !)
- the title in the heavier divi
The Washington Senators had sion.
the only triple play In the
McGowan o f Scotland will
1144 American League season. meet Jofra on Sept. XL
Spolskis Grab
League Honors
MEMBERS OF SANFO RD N A V A L Academy
rowing crew go through practice session Thurs
day In preparation for competition Saturday on
Little Lake Harris against Howey-in-the-Hllls
academy. Race gets underway at 2 p.m. In com
petition Thursday, Orlando Edgewater crew de
feated Howey. The one-mile racing course begins
at a point north o f Howey Academy on Lake
Shore Drive and ends at the Academy’s private
beach.
(Herald Photo)
Kingswood Stops Chick N' Treat, 6-2
pick, eim e up with seven R B I's and ham received a base on balls.
N ‘ scored three himself to ac A double steal put runners on
second and third and then the
Treat, 6-8, Thursday night be count for all 10 Robb runs.
wild
pitch came, sending
Sires had a home run, dou
hind the effective pitching of
across the winning run in the
Bud Moncrlef and fine defen ble sod single to capture hit bottom o f tha seventh. Ricky
sive play. The victory was ting bonori. Don Griffin also Carter received credit for the
highlighted by a home run
chipped in three base hits and victory in a relief role. Gor
over the left-centerfJeld fence,
Jim Wesilund hit safety twice. don Bradley knocked out four
o ff the bat of Butch Cook.
Olio Thomas took credit for hill and Whlghsm added two
Frank Stafford was top hit
the victory on tha mound. In to pace Georges to the win.
ter with two base hits. The
a losing cause, Jimmy Butler The victory gave Georges a
first two batten, in the first
hsd a perfect night at the one-game lead over the Mus>
inning, for Chick N ' Treat
plate with four hits, Including
scored but that ended their
a home run.
scoring for the night. The
Church League l e a d e r s ,
Builders scored once In the
Knights of Columbus, ran
first inning, added a pair or
their winning string to seven
runs in the third and fourth
hy trouncing Congregations!
and another run in the fifth
Christian, 16-4. Nick Constan
stanza to come home the win.
tine was the winning pitcher.
ner. Gerald Bolling was cited
John Corso with three hits
FO R T W O RTH (U P I ) —
for his fine play at shortstop
and BUI Coleman with two, Canadian PG A king George
for Kingswood. Moncriaf, the
lead tha K of C triumph. John
winning pitcher, scattered sis
Knudson carried tha lead In
Angel and Ray Middleton,
hits.
each with two hits paced Con to tha amend round o f the
Rick Sires again was the
1100,040 Colonial
National
gregational.
sparkplug for Leroy Robb
Church o f God avemM out Invitation g o lf tournament
Construction as they moved
its season record at three today, but tha man to watch
into second place by upending
wins and Rgve losses by win waa a paunchy pro a quarter
(he
Kilowatts,
10-3. Sixes
ning over Pinecrest Assem o f a century Knudson'a sen
bly, 1T-I. Buddy Klnard hom ior.
ered for the winners. Randy
Knudson pulled his game
Scott had three hits to lead together on the bark nine
the wsy. Bob Welch was win Thursday fo r a two-underning pitcher. Bob Clifton hom par 36-32-68 over tha 7,100
N A T IO N A L L E A G U E
W . L. Pet. GB ered for Pinecrest and l.es yard Colonial layout, but the
Robinson. Ernie Whitaker and field was hunched close on
Los Angeles
14 B .700
Curtis Johnson each had two his heels. The most feared
Cincinnati
12 4 .400 2
competitor on the course was
Houston
12 9
.6712 4hits In a losing effort.
In the Little Leagues, Gcor- just on* stroke away at 69,
Milwaukee
» 8 .620 3 4
Chicago
10 0
.6263 4gea bad to go into extra in* along with four other veter
St. Louis
9 10 .474 4 4 ninga to defaat Strickland- ans.
That would b« a balding,
Philadelphia
0 10 .474 4 4 Morrison, 9-1. The winning
Pittsburgh
7 14 .333 7 4 run was scored on a wild heavier, but testy Ben Hogan
— no longer a "bantam,** but
New York
7 14 .333 7 4 pitch.
With two out, Gordon Brad still wielding a mighty stick
Thursday's Results
ley singled and then moved over his home course despite
Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 3
Los Angeles 4, Cln. 3, tw i to second when Tommy Whig- his 62 years. Hogan threelight
putted the 18th green Thurs
P R O M P T W IN N E R
(Only games scheduled)
day or ha would have had a
'
Today'e Games
NEW YO R K (U P I) - Bob share o f Knudson'a firstHouston at Chicago
Ussery, leading rider in New round lead.
Milwaukee at N ew York <N) York In three of Ibe last four
Joining Hogan at one-un
St. Louie at Philadelphia (N ) years, won with hit first der-par 69 were Johnny Pott,
Los Angeles at San Francisco mount on a recognised track Gena Llttler. Mika Souchak
(N )
when be rode Reticule to vic
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh ( N )
tory la tha Thanksgiving Day
A M E R IC A N L E A G U E
Handicap at New Orleans Nov.
W . L. Pet. GB 22, 1161,
13 • .722
Chicago
Minnesota
11 4 .447 14
STEAD Y WORK
12 4 .400 2
Lea Angeles
C L E V E L A N D (U P I) 4 7 .633 3 4 Cleveland's B1U Needham, who
Cleveland
10 0 .626 3 4
Baltimore
hold* the American Hockey
Detroit
9 9 .500 4
League recent for consecutive
1 10 ,444 4
N ew York
games played, appeared la his
Boston
7 • .46* *
500th without a miss Oct. 29,
7
18
.360
7
Washington
1964.
4 13 J l i 8 4
Kansas City
Thursday's Rosalia
Baltimore I , Minnesota 1
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A N D R E N T YAZO O
The
leader
Kingswood,
of
beat
the
Chick
tanga in the Littie American
League race.
Doug
Malliowskl
hurled
the Locomotiva Engineer* to
a 9-4 win over First Federal
in a Little National League
contest. The two teams are
now tied for second place,
one gam e behind Chaae.
The Junior League teams
were idle yesterday but re
sume play today with two
games at Pineburst Park.
Knudson Carries 1-Stroke Lead
In Colonial National Golf Meet
Standings
and Tommy Bolt. Both Sou
chak
and Bolt
atarted
Ilk*
erildfire with birdies on tho
flret three holes, but they
cooled o ff rapidly.
Five other playing manag
ed t i maest y p t Defending
champion Bitty Casper, Tex
as Open champ Frank Beard,
two-time winner Doug San
ders, Butch Baird and color
ful Juan Chi Chi Rodrigues
sail mad* the round in regula
tion.
P r e • tournament favorite
Arnold Palmer, who won last
week's tournament o f cham
pions at Las Vegas, skidded
to a three-over-par 73 Thurs
day and a tie fo r 34th place.
A successful bowling M a
son was terminated this past
Friday evening nt Jet Lanes
when tha team o f Jane and
John Spotskl waltzed o ff with
the championship of tho Mis
ter and Missus League. Ha
also cams through to win tha
high series award with t M3
series.
Tbe big winners of Individ
ual awards were Elalon Koatival and Clarence Henning.
Elaine grabbed the high aver
age award with n 140 average
plus the women's high Mries
with a 6ST. Clarence took the
high average award fo r tbe
man with a good 143 average
as well as the men's high
game award with a 244.
The woman's high game
award waa taken by Mary
Sterman who rolled ■ big 221
game to qualify for this Im
portant trophy. In tba most
Improved category tbe wom
en's award waa taken by Bat
ty Murphy with ■ total o f
frva pins improvement. Jack
Welble won this award for
the men with ■ fantastic IS
pins improvement. H e said
he would wait another year
before he llateni to otters
from the proa.
2t's T H E IR NUM BER
N E W Y O R K (U P I) - Dean
Chance of the Lot Angeles Angelis and Gary Peters o f the
Chicago Whlto Sox ware the
only American League pitchera to win 20 gam e* in 1944—
and each woo 30.
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John W ayne In Circus W orld1Treat
'B est G irl' For M other's D a y
By Dottle Austin
"Circus W orld," the new
Samuel Bronaton production
which opens Sunday at the
Rita Theater, is an example of
how hands across the seas
joined in the making ot a
colorful motion picture. The
film was shot, for the most
part, on location in Spain,
Among its roster of stars are
John Wayne, an American,
and Claudia Cardinale who is
Italian. Cinematographers are
Jack Hlldyard who hails from
England and Claude Renoir
from France.
Performing in the film is the
Frans Althoff Circus, famoua
European
circus,
featuring
atars coming from all parts ot
the globe. Henri Dantes, the
fearlcsi oung lion t a m e r
playing precisely that role in
the picture, comes from Germany. Technical adviser, Alfredo Marquerle is Spanish;
though once he was featured in
an American circus as a hu
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"A P A C H E R IF L E S "
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Audi* Murphy
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First Sanford Showing
"Q U IC K BEFORE
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In Color
Geoega HaharU
man target for a knife throw
ing act.
Besidea the human perform
ers there are a variety of an
imals In "Circus World," such
as elephants, camels, Witusl
oxen,
TORONTO (U P !) — Two
new world champions, lsmal
Laguna of Panama and Sal
vatore Ilurruni of Italy, today
were named co-boxcra of the
month in the latest ratings of
the World Boxing Association.
Laguna won his title by
bcaUng Carlos Ortiz while
Burrunl wrested the flyweight
crown from Thailand's Pone
Kingpelch.
TW O G ENERATIONS T A K E A HOW — Lovely
Claudia Cardinale plays the daughter o f equally
glamorous Rita Hayworth in Samuel Hronston's
exciting Wild West adventure "Circus World," a
Paramount relense which opens Sunday at the
R ltz Theatre.
Ernie Terrell of Chicago
continued to rank as the heavy
weight champion according to
the WUA, with Floyd Patterson
the No, 1 contender.
'Young Dillinger' At Drive-In
"Y ou n g
Dillinger,"
the
story o f ona o f tha nation's
moat notorious criminals, will
open at the Movleland Drive.
In Theatre Sunday for u
three-night run.
The film o f the violenceridden
I'JUOa
atari
Nick
Adams in tha titla role.
Other characters in the
film are Baby Face Nelson
and Pretty Boy Floyd.
Adam* will be remembered
fo r hie starring role in the
popular
TV
aerlea,
"The
Ann Mobley, who wna Miss
Amerira in 1059.
FIRST
SANFO RD SHOW ING
SHOWS T W IC E N 1TK LY
l i t T IM E 7:15
Their
Thrill
Parties
lions,
Boxers O f Month
COMING
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B lu in g
Hold-U pa
llamss,
TH E JE T IN N Is under new
polar bears, sea lions, and management and Dan Yates
Malayan bears, all of whom owner and Guy Duffy, man
ager have promised "a new
were brought from their na
look" at this popular spot on
tural habitat.
llw y. 17-92 Just south of San
ford. One o f the "new looks"
is the day hostess, Lou Morgenstern who Invites you to
"com e out and see me some
tim e." Another Is the live en
tertainment that D planned
by Yales and Duffy, which you
will find tilled in the Jet Inn
SUN. • MON. - TU E8.
See
Their
W ild
Gunba tiles
zebras,
Dlllingrr,
Pretty Boy
Floyd,
Baby Face
Nelson,
Public
Enemies
O f Tha >Q*a
R etreated
On Our
Big
Screen
K||e T I L L 2:00
w r M
i ON. • F R I.
Today
ft Bat.
Vincent Prlca
In
"Th e Last Man
On Earth"
advertisements in The Sanford! WINDS blow is where you will
Herald. " A new atmosphere
will prevail here, for the pleazure and enjoyment of our
cuatom eri," aaid Yatea.
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W E TAB LEH O PPED out lo
the Lake Monroe Inn last Fri
day night to hear the new
"iln gln g
waitreaa,"
Kaye
Dawn and found the place full
of people with the n m c Idea.
Chatted a bit with that vir
tuoso of the key*, Nick Pfelfauf, a i he took a sip of a cool
ing beverage in between the
hot tunea he betted out on that
unique organ. Every now and
then the charming d irk haired
chanteuac Kaye took time out
from her other duUcs and
came back to the mike to sing
some old favorites that were
requested by the appreciative
audience. At your demand, this
delightful arrangement will
continue this weekend with
Nick and Kaye to play and
sing the melodies you like to
hear. In addition to this, good
food, your favorite beverages,
as you like them, along with
good companionship.
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IF YOU ARE looking for n
Florida,
snuggy little spot to steal a•
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way with your sweetie after
r r s F R ID A Y AG AIN, al work or after hours, you'll find
ready yet and you know what it at the CARIBE COCKTAIL
(hat means? Tm e for your de LOUNGE in the Valdez H old,
lectable dish dinner at the right in the heart of downtown
PINECREST INN. You can al Sanford. Dancing is on the
most smell that crlap, golden house on Friday nights and
brown fried perch sizzling In you'll find all your favorite
the pan now and you can be melodies on the music box.
sure that Maxine and Bob All you have to do is push the
Hancock will be ready for you button and there you are—
with platters full. In addition, relax and Eaten or dance If
they serve spicy baked beans, you like. You'll find your
LO CAL P E O PLE are find crispy french fries, slaw and friends there.
ing themselves crowded by
swingers from all over Central
Florida who are flocking to
the
C A PR I
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AND
CO CKTAIL LOUNGE
every right to hear that popu
Your Favorite
lar duo—"Th e U !u iton i"-G en e
Melodies N ightly
la Tha Lamplighter Lounge
Shelton on the pisnoorgan and
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S A T U R D A Y 'S SCHEDULE
The feature fo r Wedneaday
"S E C R E T O F M AGIC IS L A N D " 10:00 • 12.00 - 2:00
will be "W h ere Leva Haa
“ V O Y A G E " 4:15 ■ 7:50
Gone" In color with Suaan
"L A S T M A N " 0:05 - 0:t0
Hayward. A lio playing will
bo " A Summer Place” alarring Sandra Dee.
Thuraday, Friday and Sat
urday, M ay 13.14-18 will be
a triple f e a t u r e : "F erry
Arroaa The Mereey," "Firat
Men In The Moon," and
"M ove Over Darling."
"Y ou n g
D illinger"
la •
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SUNDAY
tha rlae o f John Dillinger aa
tha nation'a moat wanted
criminal.
Dillinger was a
young gunman who waged a
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like to go — and lhat*» down lately to FR E D D IE 'S STEAK
at the Seminole Shopping HOUSE In Fern Park? J in
Plaza at HW7 17-92 and SR 438 and Steve Larraon Invite you
where the beat cafeteria-style to Join them In the Lamp
food
In
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County lighter Lounge or the charm
awaits your selection at the ing Gaslight Room. I f you
TRAD E WINDS C A FE TE R IA . have to wait for a table, don't
I f you are planning on seeing say we didn't warn you— bet
a movie why not make an ter make reservations. FREDevening of it and dine at the D1 E’S is one of the most popu
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vegetables
and is unexcelled and the service
scrumptous desserts displayed is all you could ask. Special
in tempting array—fast, effic delicacies arc prepared by the
ient service. Don't forget they expert hands of your host, so
have special arrangements for (hat it ii Just right.
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parties and their catering ser
Billy Short on the drums. The
word is out and the delighted
customers go away laughing
and return next night bringing
friends. You will do the same
If you have not yet had an
opportunity to enjoy this "fun
team " who are packing them
in. Make this your weekend to
spend evening at the C A PR I,
aa you have been promising
yourself. Take your friends
along—make it a party. We
D E F IA N T D IL L IN G E R gang, P retty Boy Floyd
can guarantee you'll have the
(Robert Conrad), Elaine (M ary Ann Mobley),
time of your life. Good food
Dillinger (Nick Adnma), Baby Face Nelson
all the time and don’ t forget
(John Ashley) iind Homer Vun Meter (Dan
the happy hour from 4:30 to
Terranova), are the »tars o f the Zimbuliat pro
7:30 when your drinks are
duction "Young Dillinger," which opens at the
served at a special price. Re
Movleland Drivc-ln Theatre Sunday.
member, too that the CAPRI
It will be tha firat Sanford serves lunch every day for you
"V O Y A G E lo the
showing fo r "You ng Dilllng- hungry business people.
END o f the
U N IV E R S E "
big bowl a of cream y grits,
swimming in butter. Do save
a bit of room for dessert,
though. You won't find any
more dcllcioua than those
served at the PIN EC REST
INN.
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roan
honoraa, bar mother,
M r*. Boy Mann, and the boa*
taaaaa tanning the receiving
lln * with Mfcss Mann wearing
the beautiful corsage present*
•d bar by the hostesses.
Centering the refreshment
table, which was covered in
an exquisite cut work cloth,
was a brilliant arrangement
of roses In a silver footed con
tainer accented by silver can-
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Har
ris Sr. are attending a threeday weekend "old tim ers"
convention of the Gulf Life
Insurance Company at Sara•ota.
MRS. H A R R Y S. WOODRUFF, loft, wns o recent hostess to a gradua
tion tea honoring Miss Helen Mann, Seminolo High School senior. Pic
tured with the hofltess from the left are Mrs. W. A. Adams, co-hnstess;
Miss Mann, honorce; Mrs. Roy Mann, mother o f the honor guest; and
Mrs. G. A. Speer, co-hostess.
Peri McClellan Has 18th Birthday
rocn Lange.
I Tom Mloduckl, Greg Martin, l blrk, Terry Smith, It. A.
Also Candy McClellan, Tony Rick Mendez, Ray Puke, Alan Stephenson III and Beverly
Peri McClellan, daughter ot
McClellan, P eggy Morrlsscy.l Perks, Pat Perrone, Mlko Stc-1 Sinclair.
M r. and Mrs. Malcom Mc
By Maryana Miles
Clellan of West Lake Brantley
In Forest City celebrated her
llth birthday recently at her
home with a large group of
friends enjoying an evening of
swimming followed by dent
ing aa the patio to the music
o f the Esquires.
Enjoying the festive cele
bration with Peri were Bob
Bennett, Jesne Balner, Candy
Balner, Arne Coward, Bruce
Cassidy, Kenneth Dunn, Bob
Folsom, Danny Groves, Sue
Hyde, Bill Hudson, Nancl Hut
chison, Gary Jewel and Mau-
MEATS FOR GROUND BEEF
During
1964, a.T billion
pounds of ground beef were
consumed
In this country
alone. This comes to almost
16 pounds per person,
What cuts o f meat doe* the
retailer use In making ground
b e e f! He has several avail
able to him, usually leu-ten
der cute like chuck, brisket,
short plate, thank, flank and
round a n used for grinding.
Grinding cuts the fibera and
thus makes ground beef tendar enough for broiling, panbroiling, frying or roasting
(baking) a i meat loaf.
CUa Service Anywhere*
PE R I M cC LE LLA N , (tnuKhtar of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnlcom McClellan, in pic
tured with a group o f her friendn who recently helped her cclebrato iter
eighteenth birthday at her home on Went 1-uke Ilruntloy in Forest City.
YOUR CHOICE
00
* * A t HANOI
A* LOW A*
1
$ ” aw eek
Miss Sharon Dunn, a mem
ber o f the 1963 graduation
Mrs, J, N . Murphy, Mrs. A,
F. Murphy and Mrs. Thelma
Butner, aunts ot the bonoree,
assisted the hostess.
Tho refreshment t a b l e ,
overlaid with a white and blue
linen cutwork cloth, was cen
tered with an arrangement of
blue and white glads and
baby's breath with miniature
graduation caps accenting the
arrangement.
Chips, dips, nuts, brownies
and Cokes featuring "Knee
High” straws were served the
guests.
Sharon was presented with
a gift memento from the hos
tess.
Miss Dunn has recently
been accepted to Jackson
3temorlal Nursing School, M i
ami, which she will enter in
August as a student nurse.
Bar-X-Bar Ranch
Setting Of Party
For Linda Green
Bar-X-Bar Ranch, home of
W. C. Hopkins, Lake Mary,
was the scene o f an Informal
Coke party in honor of Linda
Lee Green.
Mrs. Curtis Green, Linda's
mother, assisted Linda and
.Mrs.
Hopkins welcome 40
members of the graduating
class. The girls enjoyed a re
laxed session In chatting and
listening to their favorite rec
ords.
Tho class colors, blue and
white, were carried out In
floral arrangements through
out the party rooms.
Tho dining table was cen
tered with a beautifully dec
orated graduation cake offset
by a blue and white floral ar
rangement.
The ranch type refreshment
bar with a world glot>o, sport
ing a white graduation hat
was laden with appelizera,
chips, dips, trays of delicious
party sandwiches and assort
ed soft drinks.
The honorce was presented
a straw hag as a gilt from
tho hostess.
Woman’s Club
Mtss Nancy Kay Antoine,
May Breakfast
Set Wednesday
p McDonough Repeat Vows Conducts Drive
Social
Department
of
the Woman’! Club of Sanford
will
host
the
annual
May
11, at 9 a.m, at the Oak Avenue Club House. Card games
will follow the breakfast.
Hostesses are Mrs. Roy TH
US, Miss
C.
Alberta Boyer,
Mrs, W. B. Brinson, Mrs. AI
F. Hunt, Mrs. N. V. Farm er
and Mrs. Blanche Terllorst.
Bridge end canasta hos
tesses are Mrs. C. M. Flowers
and M ri. Fred Harris.
Reservations s h o u l d be
by Monday, May 10,
at 322-0904 or
Guests
e.
Of Casselberry
M lsi Nancy Kay Antoine,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II.
W. Antoine of Sanford, and
Robert McDonough, son of
Stanley McDonough, also of
this city were united In holy
matrimony, April 30, at 9 p.m
at Christ Methodist Church,
Sanford.
The bride Is a 1964 grad
uate o f Seminole High School
and Is presently employed at
tho Cinema Theater.
The groom, a 1963 graduate
o f Seminole High School, Is
employed with Chase and
Company.
The newlyweds are at home
at 3181* Park Avenue, San
ford.
breakfast on Wednesday, May
DELUXE
Chatter Party
Woman’s Club
The
Miss Myrna Williams, C.D. Woods
United In Impressive Church Rites
Complimented At
Miss Myrna Ellen Williams, bride's book and assistants at
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the reception were the Mmes.
Coke and chatter party at the
L. A. Barley, M. P. Mstheson,
James Ralph Williams, of
home ot her maternal grand
E. F. Murray. R. M. Ball, R.
Lake Mary, and Ensign Clif
mother. Mrs. S. A. Murphy, ford Donald Woods, son of Mr. W. Keough and R. C. Rugenon Lake Avenue.
and Mrs. Robert J a m e s steln.
adorned the recaption area
with the
MRS. R. McDONOUGH
By Jane Casselberry
The Woman's Club o f Css
sc I berry Is conducting the an
nual cancer fund drive In the
town o f Casselberry during
Ihc month of May.
Mrs. Kenneth Green his
hem named chairman and
Mrs. L. E. Swope, co-chair
man.
Volunteers In this worth
while effort are welcomed
and anyone wishing to help
Is requested to contact either
Mrs. Green or Mrs. Swope.
Sirs. Thomas Largen of
Sanford, chairman o f
the
Seminole County Unit, Am er
ican Cancer Society, was pre
sent at Tuesday's regular
meeting of the Womsn's Club
to outline plans for the drive
Mrs. Edward Tender, newly
installed president, presided.
Refreshments were served by
the hosteises, Mrs. Albert
Grlmwood, chairman, a n d
Mrs. Glen Burrell, Mrs. Char
les Williams, Mrs. Russell
Mra. Robert
Miss Susan Haynes and her Corwin a n d
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Marsh.
Haynes Jr., entertained at a
beach party at New Smyrna
Beach recently honoring Miss
Karen Law, 1963 Seminole
High School graduate.
The guests departed for the
beach In • motorcade, en
Joyed a cook-out combined
with sun and surf and re
turned home the next day.
Enjoying the beach with the
honor**, hostess and chap
erones were the Misses Linda
Green and Sharon Booth.
Woods, o f South Charleston,
W. Va., were united In holy
matrimony on April 26, at the
Lake
Mary
Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. A. F. Stevens officiat
ed at the impressive candle
light and double ring cere
mony before the altar adorned
with rosettes of palms accent
ed by standard bsskcti of
mums and glads and standing
candelabra.
Mrs. Frances Wester, or
ganist, played the traditional
nuptial hymns with Miss Joy
Wester, soloist, singing “ I
Love You T ru ly" and "Th e
Lord'a P ra yer."
Given in marriage fay her
father, the bride was radiant
in a formal sheath o f white
peau dc sole with an attached
floor length train. The bodice
and front of skirt were adorn
ed with motifs ot Alcncon
lace enhanced with s e e d
pearls accented by a Dior bow
at the waistline.
Her Imported French silk
illusion
veil fell
from
a
crown o f orange blossoms and
seed pearls combined with
lace and French crystals. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
w h i t e carnations centered
with a white orchid and show
ered with narrow while satin
streamers.
Miss Melanie Williams at
tended her sister as maid of
honor and was attired in a
formal gown of Copenhagen
blue taffeta with a matching
headpiece featuring sequins
and tulle. She carried a full
clustser o f French
blue
mums.
Amending
the bride
as
bridesmaids were Mrs. Do
lores Dyer, Winter Park, and
Miss Beth Woods, sister of the
groom, from South Charles
ton, W. Va. Their gowns and
bouquets were Identical to
those of tho maid of honor.
Lt.
Joseph
P.
LaH occi
served the groom as best man
and ushers were Lt. (Jg)
Joseph B. Obusek and U .
William Sherrill.
Petite Betsy Barley, cousin
of the bride, served as flower
girl and Chrlstopcr Williams,
the bride's brother, was ring
bearer.
Mrs. Williams chose for her
daughter's wedding a delphin
ium blue chiffon frock with
matching accessories and she
wore a white orchid corsage,
Mrs.
Woods,
mother of
the groom, wss attired in a
beige silk dress with match’ing accessories and her cor
sage was a lavender orchid.
Immediately following the
wedding the reception was
held In the Educational Build
ing o f the church. The re
freshment table was centered
with an arrangement of white
carnations and mums flanked
by silver candelabra. The tra
ditional tiered wedding cake
and dainty wedding refresh
ments were aerved from the
beautifully appointed table.
Mrs. F. W. Sherrill kept the
MjSS Karen LaW
Honor Guest Of
REMEMBER
a O W N O A S RAM QK
Page 8— FrJ. May 7, 1968
XrrgtB
was recently honor guest of a
Adam*
Arraagamenta
§attfnr5
class o f Seminole High School,
,V;
Co-boate iaea
A.
Niff
Miss Sharon Dunnj
M O TH ER
Beach Party
SMOKED FO R K LOINS
Smoked pork loins appear
ing in many markets should
be cooked to an Internal tem
perature of 160 degrees F.
Piece on a rack In an open
pan, fat aide up, Just as you
cook any other roast. Do not
add water. Do not cover.
Roast In a alow oven (323 de
grees F .) allowing 23 to 33
minutes per pound for roasts
weighing 3lt to 4VS hours to
tal cooking tlma.
A TOSS
R E SU LT IN G FIR E A
T O T A L LOSS
WORLD'S FAIR
PICTURE TAKING
T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG
“THE rS B tC B ira O N OUB PRIMARY CONCERN”
COE. |at A MAGNOLIA
PHONE US-UtS
DOWNTOWN SANFORD
accessories
Following a wedding trip to
St. Petersburg, the newlyweds
are residing in Lake Mary.
Among the out of town wed
ding guests were Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Woods. Joe and
Beth Woods, South Charleston,
W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. C.
S. Driskclt, Atlanta, Ga,
WELL
TURN
HANDSPRINGS
MRS. CLIFFO RD D O N ALD WOODS
His And Her Carden Club
to give you
a fa s t, expe rt
installation of
Tours Experiment Station
Florida Experiment Thomas Angle In chargo ot ar
Station conducted the mom- rangements.
Among those atending in
bers of the Chuluota Ids and
addition to Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Her Garden Club on a tour of
Avoy and .Mrs. Anglo, were
the station last Monday,
George T. Haig, chairman,
The group was shown trell
and Mrs. Haig, Mr. and Mra.
ises of grapes, rows of peach
George R. Uouldcn, Mrs. Will
trees and rows of blacklierrlcs
W. Dill, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
loaded with fruit. In addition
sell J. Hammond, Mrs. Wayne
to Uie Flordawan and the
Kendrick, Mrs. Allan P, L aw
Fiordasun peach, the Lake
rence and Mr, and Mrs. Char
Emerald and the Blue Lake
les E. McCune.
grapes, there were many var
ieties o f these and other fruits
and berries designated by
MON. * TUES. - WED.
number which are being test
ed for quality, growth, color
and yield.
Ur. Forbes also pointed out
During May
fields
of
brussell sprouts,
On All Permanents
squash, corn, southern peas,
$ .no And Up
cabbage, tomatoes, sweet po
tatoes and even an herb gar
den containing about 23 dif
ferent herbs.
These and many other fruits
and vegetables are tested at
the station to Improve the
crops raised at the present
time and to develop olhers
which may be raised profit
ably under Central Florida
conditions.
FOR A P P O IN T M E N T
Following the tour, the gar
C A L L 322-4913
den club members had lunch
at the Trade Winds Cafeteria
In Seminole Plata and held
their business meeting. It was
decided to have a picnic on
Hair S I) Nag Salmi
Monday, June 14, with Mr.
2201 S. Park Ave.
and Mrs. M cAvoy and Mrs.
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house air
c o n d itio n in g !
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quick-coupled central cool
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The Herald welcomes *11
social news with the fo l
lowing regulations estab
lished:
1— Photograph and cov
erage request* should be
made three days prior to
event.
2— Engagement a n d
wedding forms are avail
able to he accompanied by
photo four days before
announcement.
3— News may be sub
mitted at office, via mall
or phone fo r short notices.
Typewritten
account# In
lower case double spaced
are expedited mor* quick
ly. Names should be print
ed In manuscript reports.
4— Personal black and
white photos and negatives
are acceptable.
5— Photos made by Her
ald s ta ff may be duplicat
ed at nominal cost.
Society Editor
Doris Williams
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and
lavender orchid corsage.
Social News
Regulations
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Floating hostesses were the
3!mes. H. M. Cochran, P. D.
Anderson and R. H. Goble.
For her going away outfit
the bride wore a two-piece,
beige lace
ensemble with
THE ELKS CLUB
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(Daah fib b y l
Beware 'False Budgeting'
0
. . .
with Alltea
furniture bought in another
The t ln flt woman who hat
country a i part of your tra
worked hard during the year
vel
owea h tr ttlf a good vacation.
buy a suit, coat, book*, pos-
On« way to alphon o ff day*
sibly china, during the year
budget.
"Wouldn't
you
to-day plaaaura on a trip, ts- at homeT Save that money
poelally whan
In another and buy them on your trip,"
country, la to tie plana in she say*.
knota with falaa budgeting.
— Avoid tours planned by
T h li view by a New York- U.S. travel agents. "They all
*
with a piquant approach w ill hate me," she laughed,
to travel la outlined in a new "but fo r the woman alone it
book, “ Follow M e." In it the is beat to arrange fo r your
author, Jean Baer, drawn on own travel ticket and perhaps
her axpariencea o f Id trip* one night at a hotel. Then let
alone to all parta o f the the concierge help you plan
your tours. Join with other*
world.
In her book and during a and route your own *ight*errelaxed chat in her Manhat ing. It'a cheaper and more
tan apartment decorated with fun."
—- Scout major stores in
0 iemento«a of "singular" exTuraiona, Mita Baer make* foreign cities to learn the
price* o f anything you plan
i
theae pointa:
— Don't waale money on to buy. Then you can shop
food abroad. "Y ou wouldn’t the sldestreet b o u t i q u e s ,
• dine every night at ‘21’ if knowing what prices are iti
you were In New York. Have the area. In flea markets,
a hearty breakfast, skip nr start at half the price named.
hate a light lunch and look You will go up and I hr mer
/or a companion to buy you chant comes down. Always
haggle. Shop sales.
dinner."
— Ship home old clothes
% — Allow 920 to $ifi a day.
worn during the
Stay in the better hotels in (clothe*
a large city to meet the type trip ) and carry home a* much
o f people you would enjoy. as you can in the way of
Spend le i* in amaller towns. dishes, accessories or a roll
— Don't include clothe* or o f wallpaper, as she did.
D EAR A B B Y j What happenrd to all that wonderful
entertainment we used to
— Send your bag* home
see on T V ? A ll we get
with an I.O.U. to the airline
lately is stuff about crime,
fo r overweight.
murder, divorce and young
Don't be afraid to staygirla
going
wrong.
But
in third-class hotels in north
ern Europe and In rooms . worse yet are all those hor
ror things that make your
without a bath, except per
blood run cold. la this the
haps in Latin countries where
way to entertain children?
first-class hotels are a better
Where are all those funny
choke.
comedian* and
ail
that
Mist Baer also makes a
lovely ainging and dancing
very strong point o f seeking
I used to see? We try to
off-beat resort areas where
raise our children to think
the rate* are cheap and the
people interesting. "Consid clean and lofty, hut with all
this junk and violence on
er," she said atrongly. " g o
T V we don't have a chance.
ing to a winter resort area
Isn't there something we
if your home l» near the
ran do about it?
beach, i f you want to meet
DISGUSTED MOTHER
people,
avoid off-reason
months such as July and Au
D EAR
D I S OUSTED:
gust in Pari* when most
Yes. You can write to the
leave town. Tell your friends
sponsors of such progtnm*
and acquaintances where you
and complain. You can also
are going. They'll probably
complain to your local tele
write a letter to someone."
vision stution and ask them
"W hatever you do," she
to
pass
your complaint
further advised, "dress well.
along to the networks. If
Look terrific and aim up ami
enough people express dis
not down in your approach to
gust, something will be
reservation! and plares you
done. Rut alt one mother
want to go.
con do in the meantime is
"1 never had a truly bad
turn o ff her set.
experience with any man I
met traveling atone," she re
vealed, “ but don't expert mir
acle*. You travel with your
own personality."
Do It Yourself:
* Outdoor Furniture Durable
By Mr. Fix
Newspaper
Enterprise
Outdoor furniture
p
Assn.
has he-
rome s m ilin g ly durable and
Inexpensive at the aame time.
But it doea wear out eventu
a l l y , and no matter how lit
tle these chairs and lounges
cost, they still are cheaper to
repair than replace.
Tightening joints is a aimpip matter o f using a screw
drjver and a wrench. This
doea more than eliminate an
noying wobble. It prevent!
eventual damage. Screws and
bolts not kept tightened will
E ven tu ally have their threads
atrfpped.
■
Lubricate all Joints to make
them work easier, last long
er; Use oil on wheels. Dry
powder lubricants are good
fo r other joints. Rusted joints
should be treated with pene
trating oil.
J t possible, replace rusty
^ o lt a and screws with plated
h a rd w a re
to avoid future
trouble.
In a few years fabric wears
and gives ou t Replacement
fabric o f long-lasting plastic
la carried by moat depart
ment and hardware store*.
There are kits made up for
specific styles and sisea o f
chairs- N o cutting is required
0 nd holts a rt punched and
grommets already installed.
A ll you have to do is lace
through a rope and tic,
I f you can't find exactly
what you need, buy the fab
ric Itself—either the large
piece or webbing. These will
have to be stitched or punch
ed and fastened with screws.
Remove the old fabric in
one piece if possible. This
will serve a* a pattern for
the new covering.
Replace Old Webbing
Webbing
is generally
serewed to the frame o f the
furniture. Double over thr
end — a couple o f diagonal
folds to make it a triangular
end— and punch a hole with
an lea pick or similar instru
ment.
Use a sheet metal screw
and washer to krep the screw
head from tearing through.
Available is a special screw
for this purpose with an ex
tra wide flange around the
head. Use aluminum screws
on aluminum furniture.
Tull webbing as tight as
you can before fastening.
When measuring old fabric
against new, remember that
the old has probably stretch
ed. Allow fo r this.
Even rivets will loosen In
time.
Brace
one
hammer
against the back o f the rivet
while hitting the rivet head
with another.
Aluminum and aluminum
alloy furniture can be left
outdoors in all aorta of
wrallltcr
without fear
of
rusting. A good cleaning will
make It look better.
Scrub with detergent and
water and rinse with the gar
den hose. Aluminum can be
coated with wax or aluminum
polish. This will prevent oxi
dation, which can cause some
pitting.
Redwood Nerds Care
Redwood is another mate
rial that needs no finish hut
looks a good deal better if
you use one. Coat witli a
pigmented
sealer
designed
for redwood. It will brighten
its appearance, prevent the
wood from absorbing stains.
The furniture will lie easier
to clean. Without it, your
furniture
won't
rut,
but
eventually it will warp and
swell.
Ends o f leg* need special
protection to prevent the end
grain from soaking up mois
ture.
A
good penetrating
wood sealer will maka the
furniture last longer.
I'uinted
metal
surfaces
will become dull, chipped or
worn in time. If you can get
by with one roat o f paint,
smooth the tnelul with med
ium sandpaper, wipe with
turpentine and paint with
outdoor enamel. Radiy eliipped surfaces should be clean
ed down to tho hare metal.
Use paint remover. Prime
with an undercoat designed
to prevent rusting. Use enam
el for the second coat. Sand
lightly between coats.
The Doctor Says:
'Worm' Drug W orks
\ iy H
G. Brsadstadt, M.D.
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
0 — In a recent column you
mentioned thiabendaiole as a
drug that would kill hook
worm and other perms lies.
Our druggiat says he never
heard o f It. Where can 1 get
ItT
A — Although this drug has
# e t n used fo r aevcrol y ea n
by TaUrinarians to rid anlmala o f varioua worms and
has been used successfully In
human beings, It la atili considered experimental. It must
await Food and Drug Admin
istration approval.
Q— How is infection with
8taph SO acquired ? la it danrouat How la it treated?
A — The typing o f differU strains o f staphylococci
(including type 80) is an ex
pensive laboratory procedure
which is done fo r research
purpose* only. The type of
staphylococcus found in an
infected wound or boll hae no
* relationship to the severity o f
the infection it can cause. The
M irioua strains o f atapbyl• oeoccus am widely dissemi
nated in our environment
They are commonly found on
the akin and in the nose.
;They cause trouble only
when they gain access to a
cut or bruise or become im
bedded In one o f the poree o f
the akin. A n y strain of
s(aplyococeu« it dangerous in
l | i t U ia likaly to cause an
C
infection. Treatment w i t h
penicillin and other antibio
tics hss been highly success
ful but a boil or abscess must
be opened so that drainage
o f the pus ran be established.
Q— I have been taking an
tihistamines since August fo r
hives. 1 am allergic to several
things. Moat o f the drugs I
have used make me sleepy
and depressed.
W ill
they
cause any permanent damage
if I take them fo r a long
time?
A — A 11
antihistamines
cause the aide effects you
mentioned, especially in the
first three days. I f the drowainesi and depression persist
longer than this, an antihis
tamine compound that con
tains amphetamine should bo
substituted fo r the plain an
tihistamine.
Moat
persons
who need thia type o f medi
cation must taka it over a
long period. For this reason
periodic examination by your
physician is essential.
Q— My doctor is giving mo
Ritalin. W hat is it fo r? is is
harmful?
A — MethylphenldaU (R ita
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ia one of the safest drugs fo r
thia purpose but it should not
be taken by anyone who has
high blood prtsaure or cpliepsy.
Please send your questions
and comments to
W ay ns
Brandstadt, M.D., in care nf
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Dr. Brandstadt cannot answ
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answrr letters o f general in
terest In future columns.
JU S T LO O K IN G — M ichele
A n n Portw ood, w ho was
recently named M iu A m e r
ican Indian, w ill be a spe
cial guest at the Interna
tion al Beauty Congress in
L o n g Beach. Calif., A u g.
4-14, but she won't com pete
fo r the title. A sociology
m ajor at the U niversity o f
W yom ing, the 20-year-old
beauty, who c a r r l e a the
Indian n a m e Natanahaae,
can't com pete because her
tribe w on't allow h er to
appear Mi a bathing
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D E AR A HUY: Sly hus
band is the manager o f a
gu* company. We have been
married four yeura and all
that time my husband has
been trying to persuade my
mother to buy a gas stove
fo r rooking. Sly mother ban
cooked on an electric stove
alt her life, and as much
as she would like to please
my husband, aha doesn't
think she would be happy
with a gas stove. Slother is
having her kitchen com
pletely remodeled, and she
is putting in a new built-in
By Abigail Van Buren
electric alove. Needless to
say, my husband is mad.
Do you think he is justified
in feeling this w ay? A fte r
ail, my mother is the one
one who has to cook on it.
HER DAU G H TER
U)st JJl&
A home economist who Is an
expert in home management
claims the so-called labor sav
ing devices that are supposed
to cut the housewife's work
actually make work for her.
With a washing machine, she
washes more often; with a
dishwasher the washes more
dishes, and so on.
Well, it's true that these
devices hsvc encouraged us
to raise our
homemaking
standards. Clean clothes for
every member of the family
once or twice a day. Weekly,
Instead of twtce-a-ycar housecleaning. More frequent en
tertaining and larger parties.
And so on.
But with all that, wr do
have it easy today, compared
with the way homemakers
worked BLSD—before laborsaving devices.
What
housewife
wouldn't
rather wash and iron every
day, with aid of her appli
ances, than bend over a scrub,
board once a week and iron
with flat irons heated over
a wood-burning stove?
What
housewife
wouldn't
rather go over the whole bouse
with a vacuum clelaner, no
matter how often, than tac
kle the job leaa frequently with
nothing but mop, broom, scrub
brush and elbow grease?
What
housewife
wouldn't
rather prepare a buffet sup
per for 30 with the aid of an
automatic stove, a freeser, a
gadget to grind up garbage,
and an electric dishwasher,
than to have a dinner for a
few without any of these mech
anical helpers?
L ot's not kid ourselves. We
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D E A R A BUY: 1 am 24,
have a good job and I am
still a good girl. Three
y e a n ago I fell in love
with a married man, I
didn't know he was married
at the time. He said he
didn't tell me because he
was afraid he would lose
me. When I found out
aimut his w ife I quit see
ing him, but I never really
completely got uver loving
him. Ho saw a friend of
mine one day last week and
told her tn tell me that he
was now divorced ami he
wanted to are me again.
How can I find out if he
is
really
divorced
this
lim e? Can you help me?
ONCE B U R N T
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ace and cashed his ace of
ed a 50 point bonus in dupli
cate.
Unfortunately for his pur
poses West made a mistake
and wun the spade In dummy,
hearts. Then he led the Ihree
of diamonds.
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Now, West went into a hud
dle and decided he could not
afford a trump finesse because
If it lost North could kill dum
my with a second trump lead.
So West rose with tha ace,
cashed his king of spades; ruf
fled his last spada and discard
ed his last heart one one of
dummy's good clubs. He lost
(w-o trumps at the end hut
made his contract on the nose
for a score of 90.
If West had won the first
spade in his own hand he could
have afforded the trump fin
esse when South led the suit
and would have made that
overtrick and the extra 20
points. The difference would
have been nothing in rubber
bridge, but R was almost all
the match points here since at
most tables North-South went
down one trick at two spades
and their East-West opponents
scored Rto.
W
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Cure Shocking Carpets
By I’olly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
DEAR P O L L Y — We waiti ed eight year* to get wool
wall-to-wall carpeting f o r
our home. It look* lovely, but
presents a real problem. We
get shocks constantly from
any doornob, light switch,
metal or human we touch
when we walk across the car
pet. W r helped it some by not
wearing shoes. It I* begin
ning to get on nur nerves ami
is no longer the kidding mat
ter that it was at first. W ill
this wear o f f in time and
when? What can we do to
lessrn this sta lir? — E M IL Y
G IR LS — A "ru g " man ad
vised mp that this often hap
pens with new carpet, hut
thing i will be lietter when
the lu g pucks down. The
sole* of your shoes help
rause the friction that pro
duce* the shock. The more
one drags the feet the more
it happens. There is a sprayon the market that supplies
static- proof ing ami s h o u l d
Inst from one rh'nuing to an
other. It
is recommended
that a professional apply the
vacation or any trip, we have
stayed in motels that do not
have a hook in the bath
room. Thia is a nuisance as
there Is nn place to hang
robes, clothing and so on
while showering. Now I al
ways carry a shower curtain
hook to use fo r this purpose.
It can lie hooked over a tow
el rack, glass shower door,
etc., and the coat banger
slipped through the ring.—
MRS. U. W.
D E A R P O L L Y — 1 do a lot
o f sewing and often huy ma
ny yard* o f one rotton print.
A fte r
finishing
the
first
batch o f sewing. I wind a
strip o f the fnhrie around tha
spool of thread that was
bought for that particular
fabric. Whrn doing future
sewing with the same ma
terial, I am saved the trou
ble o f rematching thread lo
fabric.— K A Y
Share your favorite homemaking ideas . . . send then*
to Polly in rare o f (Th e San
ford Herald). You’ll receive
a dollar if Polly usrs your
idea in Polly's Pointers.
School Day Too Long?
Ily Susan Light
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Dear Mr*. Light: In reply
lo "Th e Menace’ s Mather." 1
have taught primary children
for .70 years, and I heartily
agree with her that the pre
sent 5's-hour working day is
too long for small children.
First, let me speak aa a
mother. I have raised four
children, and I know that,
w ith the present length o f the
school day, youngsters have
no time for family experien
ce*
at
home—experiences
which are just ns important
■s school.
Now as a teacher. A t one
time, because o f overcrowded
conditions, we had two ses
sions each day. Each group
stayed three hour*. We wast
ed no time in school, In-Hove
me, but DID have time for
extra* beyond the "three
It'*," such aa music and sci
ence. Some trrm * later the
achievement o f the half-day
session children was checked,
and they hnd not fallen lie-
ay keep busy, but we aren't
-at by housework.
Just consider how young we
omen look for our ages to
day. compared with women
of the same age in the good,
old, days o f the washboard
and the old oaken bucket.
When I tell you to be your
age, please understand me. I
do not mean for you to be dull
aod stodgy, but I do moan
this. For instanre, if you are
forty with ( a slta fourteen
figure, or sixty with ■ site six
teen figure, no one is going
to think you are fourteen or
sixteen years old. Would you
want them to? I think not, If
you are a woman with a back
ground of living, loving and
creating. But you want to be
thought attractive and you
want and must look your very
best. And you want to have
your place in the scheme of
things.
If you are a wife and mother
and find that you are no long
er really needed by your child
ren, do not try lo get control
of them. It won’t work. Loosen
the bonds and begin to live
your own life, your wonder
ful after-forty life. Don’ t give
your opinion about the mar
ried lives o f sons and daught
ers—give of your knowledge
only if and whan they come to
you.
Don't go "o n " partita with
your sons and daughters. This
often proves embarrassing and
ter and I are taken for sis
ters." I know this is deeply
resented by daughters, so
don't. Believe me, it Is a mis
take. Be yourself! Look the
mature woman you are and
look as beautiful as you ran.
Maturity hss a definite charm;
accent it.
There is more Interest in ma
ture women now than there
has ever been. Why, when I
was a small girl, women at
fifty were thought to be very
old. Now they are up and do*
ing things and going places—
and when tickets to the moon
go on sale I wager a grandma
will buy the first one.
This fourth period of your
life c m be a wonderful time.
You can enjoy your life and
you can laugh at things which
ooca disturbed you. You can
and must develop new inter
ests, m w bobbles, and renew
forgotten talent*. You can aay
and do what you wish, but do
it with all tha finesse which
is part of mature charm.
Perhaps in your younger
life you were never really free,
but ao often after forty you
A R E free. Make the most of
this and live a NEW life . . .
low their achievement level.
1 am NO T advocating half
day sessions, but surely there
is a happy medium between
three hours and five and onehalf hours.
I have a great deal nf re
spect fo r educators on the
college level, even those who
advocate a longer day. ilul
any teacher will tell you it's
impossible to carry out the
ideal situations, methods, etc.,
studied in education courses.
It Is easy to say, "W e need
a six-hour day," but a great
deal harder to make it work.
In view o f the short atten
tion apan o f small children,
if a shorter day did little
more than relieve some o f the
nervous tension* which are
the cause o f many discipline
problem* and much low ach
ievement, It would be well
worth serloua consideration.
What can parents do? Ex
actly what you suggested,
Mrs, Light. Take their sug
gestions to the T O P admin!strators ami the School board.
The hands of teachers are
tied. We cannot pul ouraelvei
in the position o f seeming tn
ask for a shorter working
day for ourselves. But I know
we would see good results if
there were less pressure on
our students. May I recom
mend an excellent article in
the February Issue o f the N a
tional
Education Journal—
"Don't Rob Them o f Their
Childhood."
Existing
procedure*
are
difficult to change in any
school system. But construc
tive ideas o f parents work
ing toward lietter schoots and
less frustrated children moat
certainly deserve thoughtful
consideration.— Akron, Uhio,
Primary Teacher
Answer: A M E N !
Tlease send your school
problems to Susan Light in
eore o f The Hanford Herald.
While she cannot answer each
letter personally, letters o f
general interest will lie answ
ered in this column.
Record Shop
Guitarists In New Pastime
By Jnan Crnahy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
N E W Y O R K — (N K A ) —
A fresh look at the fnetory
railed "statistics" shows the
average American family of
five has two car*, two te|evision sets A N D three gui
tars,
Nearly two million Am er
icans began plucking, picking
and plinking on guitars last
year. The dollar volume of
guitar sales was f'Jfi million.
In popularity, the Instrument
is now second only tn the pi
ano and making rapid strides,
in the paat decade, (lie num
ber o f guitar-playing Amerlran* has more than tripled.
The business is turh a good
Investment that even CRH,
(hat monolith o f broadcaster*
and owner nf the New York
Yankees, has a guitar manu
facturing company
in Its
puke. CBS paid $1.1 million
for the Fender Kleclrie In
struments Co. aa opposed to
a bit over $11 million for 80
per rent o f the Ynnkrei.
Which obviously means a
Little leagu e Chet Atkins
rould be worth more limn a
Little I-eague Mickey Mantle.
Not all gullariala are prim
itives, strumming out a few
chords
to accompany
the
wuils o f a folk ballad. Many
are ardent students o f the
classic*] guitar. According to
Dr. Thomas H. Mahony, pres
ident o f the Guitar Society
o f Colorado, "the
world’s
greatest
musicians
have
created a repertoire o f guitar
music second in siie only to
that o f the violin." The Co
lorado group, bated in Den
ver, is one o f the nearly 50
classical g u i t a r
aoelsties
across
the
United
States
w h i c h gives members a
chance /or a monthly strumalong.
A legend from the days o f
the guitar's firs t boom, in the
early 18th century, concerns
its downfall at the hands o f
an iraU piano manufacturer,
upset because the fashionsbl* fu ita r was ruining hi*
By Ruth Millett
nevar, nave* aay, "Mjr daugh after lorty.
spray. It is most Important
that the room tie ventilated
while the spray is being ap
plied — P O L L Y
DEAR
P O L L Y — Children
often get chalk dust all over
their hnnda and clothes when
they write nn their black
boards ami slates. I found
that Inserting a piece of
chalk into a small plastic
cigar holder is just the thing
for keeping little
fingers
clean.— NORMA
D EAR P O L L Y — Nothing
make* a guest feel more wel
come than to have a few em
pty dresser drawers she can
call her own. To get such
drawers in leadlness, 1 emp
ty thp content* into my tra
veling lings in a jiffy . The
bags serve as nn extra dress
er for me until the guest de
parts. D is simple tn put
things hark in the drawers
and
hospitality
has
been
well-served.— FRED A
G IR L S —At lenst part o f a
closet, with empty coat han
gers, is another welcome mldition for the guest's com
fort.— P O LLY
DEAR P O L L Y — While on
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aelf-addreasrd envelope.
D E A R O NCE: Do not
walk— RU N in the other
direction. Don’t bother to
find out if he'a really di
vorced or not. It won't
make any dlfcfrrnre In hit
behavior.
He
could
be
" fr e e " now, but if you
married him he could " f o r
g e t" to tell the next girl
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DEAR A B B Y : I have a
very dear friend who has
been the beat friend I've
ever had for many, many
years, and I w n u I d n 1 t
rhance hurting her ferling*
for the world. But here ia
my problem. She has a dog.
And this dog doesn't look
too rlcan or healthy to me.
He is old and very devoted
to my friend and he doesn't
leave her heels for one min
ute, When I ani at this
woman's home white she is
preparing supper for the
two o f us, she will reach
down and pal the dog's
head, and scratch his nerk
and ears. Then he roll* over
and she scratches hi* stom
ach. Then she goes right on
peeling vegetables and set
ting the table. Finally she
sits down to eat without
ever having washed her
hands. I have a rather weak
stomach and this 'doesn’ t
set too well with me. I
could never tell her. for l
do love her a lot, hut if
you put this in the paper,
she might get the hint, as
she never misses your ctilumn. Thank you.
W E A K STOMACH
D E AR D A U G H TE R : No
man (not even a son-inlaw ) can rhanre a wom
an's rooking habits. Rut if
your husband want* to be
"m ad," he ran cook his
giHise with gas as well as
with e l e c t r i c i t y . Your
mother's prerfence for electririty
isn't
nearly
as
shocking at your husband's
attitude.
Q acobij. O n (Bhidqa
One of the fascinations of
duplicate bridge is that even
a two-diamond contract it like
ly to prove o f great interest
and be just as important as a
grand slam when tha match
points are awarded.
West's Jump 1o two dia
monds was one of those popu
lar weakish jump ovcrcalls.
This time it managed to si
lence the opposition and North
opened hi* king of hearts.
South looked over those four
hearts to the ten In dummy
and decided that he coutd not
afford to overtake with the
ace.
Hence he played the seven
spot North ihifted to a spade
and at this point West should
have managed to wind up with
an overtrick for a score of
110 points since a successful
part score contract la awardThen lie led the deuce of clubs.
South went right up with the
who looked good to him
that he is married tn you.
Lose him.
business.
The
enterprising
manufacturer bought up targe
quantities o f cheap guitars
ami handed them out to dis
reputable citizens, to whom
lie also taught sung* o f un
savory origin. The guitar liernme nn instrument nf ill re
pute, siilra dropped and pi
anos rejoined polite society.
I f something like that hap
pened today, the instrument
probably would he even mora
poputart
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Klorlda, on Ilia flral Monday In
Hi* mnnih of June, 1111, whtrh
I, ll.» ?lli day of .lour, 1, 11.
Hilrd thla III) day of May,
1per.
(OfflrUt Clrrk'a Hralt
Arthur II llr.hwlih. Jr,,
Clark of ITr.'Ull Court
Krnilnola County, Klorlda
It v II. K Tamm, Jr.,
Iirpuly Clark
ohi m i May ?, H. ii.
m l
( T i M 'l l
Pays
To
The
Herald
Want
HPKCIAI. for Mother * Hay
CERAMIC OIFT8
tot French Ave
1 KVENI.NO Dreeeee, elie 1 A ?,
1 een new Seat Cover* for
‘*4 llutck Special. Call l l l t t l l after t p. m.
ZIO-ZAO
Singer Sewing Machine, w v i on
buttons, make, automatic huttonhnles, blind atllch,.. Pay
t payment, of t* Porta file,
from tl-JO to *11.1*.
.M«d* Hllp Cover* A
frrapei** W b M In wwll rBrp*t«
Inir« l i R f i t e
••Irctlori
In
choop* from.
AlariM FaliriiM & R ukb
KltKK KHTIMATK
a t vn rit h u m ii
KSJIIY Rending Hints'* ar*atr*(
newspaper FI/IR1DA TIMES ! U I fork Hr. M.v.Tord 31S-UI5
IlMllN 1 1 M I I I nr 122-17)1 lmi|icrl*« • HIlfMOVBrp » HlftP
deliver*.
I CAN MAMCKI. INTCIHUMH
312-3 l!Mi
11ITCIIINO
Coal
ltlfU
A funI Freririi A v*.
Fhwu HliODr I,o« up un any* f l llnlaHTCHIMI.
fire p e rthlnif of vb lu*. 25X9 Hanford
|r*. Hllp Cnveia Fr ** *8tl*
Av*.
mat*!. All work nuerant**d.
Alan* u>*il furnIfur** ItemnNOTICE In LITTLE LEAHUK
iini p fur *ml*i Ad Mina Hern tu
HAM. Flayers, xxlu Fliiilntor*. 3XJ-IU2S.
_____
graphs or Kni'li Tram wee
available al TO*
Hanford
18. IjindM cape S e r v ic e
IHmill nffli*.
It
Use
I.ATKX PAINT I ! Ill gal.
A R M Y -N A V Y S U R P LU S
110 Hanford Ave.
|]:-S?ai
c TTht OXI
SANFORD BFWINO CENTER
lot So. Park A v*.
111-ltll
M i n i ' l l IIP APPI.ICATIIIA
I till TAX IIIIISH
I arc. lUl.ld Florida klaliM.a el
IP Ikl
M .I M'K H* 1IKIIHHT IIIVKN.
Thai II U- llt»*r Ih* holder of
Ilia pillow Iiik larllflcate ha.
til, i .aid rerllflcal# for lax
,«.. i to ha l.vurd Ihereon. Tha
• ri mil un number and year of
laHiaii.r, tha drirriptIon of Ih*
propri ty, and 111* iiatne
util,h II
aa.rased are
follow It
Certificate No. It
Tear of
latuatir* IM I
llrarilpilo* « r Preperlyt
All lllock A Clay Uprlni
Plal Ihtok 1 l*a(r l (
Nairn In which a.ee.trd Kar,l
Kmll K. All of aahl property
betua in »h« County of 8eml
ttolr, 81*1* of Florid*. Hitl*#*
• ui It r.rtlflcat* ahall be ra
d.allied accordlni la law IH*
properly described In aurh err
tlfhatr will be aold lo ih*
Itlahesl ca.h bidder al th*
front dour of tha Pamlnola
County Court lloua* al Hanford
Florida, on Ih* flral Monday
la ih* month of June, l l l l ,
whlrli la tha Ilk day of Jun*.
m i.
Haled this tth day sf May,
t i ll.
(Official Clerk's Baal)
Arthur II. Meckwllh. Jr,
Clrrk of Circuit Court
llyt II. N. Tamm, Jr.,
Itepuiy Clark
Pol.Dili May T, II, 11. IS, lis t
CHM-11
nHADV-MIX t'ONCHETK
lllock., Stepping Stone., Sand.
Htral, rlrea.a Traps, Rock.
I.ut Marker*, Poly ethylene.
Wlr* Me«h. Step., Window
mile. Dry Well* A Drain Til*.
MIllACLE 17iNCRETK CO.
«. 1*1 I, MU, lac
•* * * .
fo clrt whfi naiurot
tlm ildtn on /»"/ lopitt, tight gatrtt with no c uflt, pointy
high-hooioi b ooh . .
CLASSIFY:d
SE'RAV SERVICE
VOSS LANDSCAPE
:i2:i-inr>o After r.
111. Unildcr.H Supplle*
PIIK-CAHT Oinrrala Htrpa
HltKHOIlV I.CM II Kit CO
n Maul* Ava
l!l.n i«l
20. H a r d w a r e
TKH W.f.I.IAMH IIHW
ins i' m i .
i? ;.i,(i
22. I'lumlilnK
------------- p l.iv i n i.*Ji j
”
Contracting Repair*
FIIKK KKTIMATRB
It I. 1IAHVKT
iDI kanf.ir.l Av*
til-lilt
21.
W e ll
DrillliiK
Wlil.U"
HIUl.HKH. PUMPS
BPIUNKI.Cn ITKTKMB
All Typaa and 8la*e
W * (toilair and Harriet
8 T l N K
llarhln* and Hupply Co.
u n w i n d hi
i ::-«iii
,‘KI, Hump Appliance*
SrtNFOUD ELECTRIC
51. A r t i c l e s
Ftir K e n l
Husineii.x O p p o r t .
1
I'rnm
Sanford
Rgobane*
i\
ttii:
n t i i T ’i r
cttriiT, .*11. M uh Ic ii I ln *(ru ra c n lB
M A T H Jl llll I At. t lltf l i r. IX
AM , f o i l * KAI |MII.K C lt lA .
'laiiii Hat c l S i g A Tuning
TV, FI.till III A.
Hen* Cumbaa — l l l - l l l l
tv i ll Axi k i i t xn. i Him
WTNKI.I.K FORKIIA.NIi IdINfl.
Plano Tuning ant llapalr
Plaintiff,
W I.. Harmon ■ l l l - l l l l
v*.
liumiT H. i.n\(i.
Hr ft ndant .14. U phulH tery
XOTII'K IIP *1 IT
TIN IH Hill V H Id INI)
ItVKit 1) YKA118
111 Wood Hlr.ri
of fin* worktnan.lilp In tiphnlRaytown. T.iaa
alarlng Hraparlaa. Hllprnvrra.
Top. Hrfrndanl, ar, hereby
Tim* Taymenla aa llltl* aa
notified that a Complaint In
II mo. Hraptry hardware InHlvorr* and Amiulmrnl
haa
atallatlnn.
hern filed agaliiat you In the
KlIl.P HKCOn ATINO 8IIOP
above alylrd aull amt you err
Ph l i l - i i n
required to a r n r a copy of
your amwer or plradlna to Ihr 35. V o r u t i m ( 'l e a n e r n
Complaint on Plaintiff'* attor
ney, Joaaph M. Muraiko, P, 11.
BANFORH VACUUM 8VC.
Iloi 111, Fern Park. Florida,
8AI.E8 . RKPAIIIH
and file Ilia original anawrr or 111) y
Park Ave.
U l.lttt
pleading In Ihr offlra of Ih,
Clark of Ihr Circuit Cotltl on
or before Ilia Dili day of June. ■1.1. I'innlH , FredH, Seeda
DO. If you full to do an, a
II .X111V INUIIIO
decree pro contemn will b# tak
en agalnel you for Ilia rrlltf Regular inn It., lim n, inn lb*.
Iota
lll.no
llahla (Iraaa Bead,
demanded In th* Cnni|i1*lnl.
I'anaaroU A Argentina. Aak
WIT.NK8H my hand and offi
fur currrot prlr... alto nihtr
cial .rat of lifflcr mi Hanford.
tlraaa A Field Bead*, Clover,
Hrioliude County, thla ilh day uf
ale.
May. 190.
A. XI. Prevail l l t - l l t l . Bavlll*.
IMKAl.l
Florida
Arthur II
llrikwllh. Jr.,
Clerk of Ihr Circuit Courl
TOO MUCH
ROOM?
Rant
llyt Martha T Vllilrn
through "For ttant" ada. 0,1
Hrpuly Clrrk
•xtra
Ineuroa'
Joirplt M Muraiko
P II. Iloi “11
Feru I’ark, Fla
Publl.h May t. II, II. 11. I l l )
I'HM-JA
NOTICK OF APFI.ICATIItN
x i i t i i t : i i f a p p i .i c a t i i i x
FOR TAX DKKI,
Fit* TAX IIKKII
I Bar. tal.lf Florida llalwta* al
tore. 1*1.IS Florida italnla* al I H I I
IBlai
NOTICE 18 IIKIlKlir HIVK.N.
NOTICK 18 IIKRKRV ItlVKS. That It. II Itlaar Ih* huldar of
Thai II. II. Illatr the hol.trr nf Ih* foltnwlng certificate haa
Ihr following crrllflral* ha, filed aald rarllflral* for tax
filed raid certificate for lax d,*d In I.* laauad thereon. The
dead In be Isrutd Iharaon. Th* rarllflralt number and yaar of
rarllflral* number and yaar of laauanrr, Ih* description of th*
Inuanrr, Ih* ilrarrlptlon nf th* proparly, and Ih* aim* In whlrh
proparly, and Ih* nanta In It was aaetmed ar* a, folwhich II was aaata.ad ar* a, lowit
follow*:
Oarllflcala No. I*. Tear sf
Certificate No. I l l
Tear af l lt u a n n I t l l
iMtianr* I t l l
nascrlpllwa al Fragoalrt
llrerrlptlaa al Fraparlyt
B ?tH Ft of W. I l l FI. of
H
Ft of IH, of N K'» of
Kt| uf N W ' i nf M VU nf
N W t ) Bar I I Townahlp II
MV U krcllon It Townahlp
II 8 l u n g * 11 K
B liana* It K
Nam* In whlrh aaaaaard Coray. Nam* In which *■•*•**< Ha,la,
C. A. All of raid properly be Malll* A Will. All of aald pro.
Ing in Ih* County of Hemlnol*. party being In (h* County of
Plate of Florida. |Inl,,a such Bttnlnol*. Stal* of Florida. Un*
rarllflral* ahall b# redeemed lea. auch cartlflcal# ahall b*
arrordlng to law Ih* property radatmad according to law tha
daacrlbtd In aurh cartlflcal* proparly dearrlhad In auch carwill b* aold lo th* hlghaal caah llflrala wltH b* aold to Ih*
bidder at the front door of th* hlghaal rath bidder at ihs Iron!
Hemlnol* County Court lloua* door of Ih* Bamlnal* County
al Hanford. Florida, on Ih* Court H o um al Baaford. Floe.
first Monday In th* month af Ida, on ih* flrat Monday In th*
Jun«, H U , whlrh la Ik* Ilk month ot Juna, Itll, which la
Ih* Tlh day af Juna, Itll.
day ot Jun*. t i ll.
Hated ikl* Ilk day af May
Halad Ikl* tlh day af May.
I tll.
l ift .
{Official Clerk* Baal)
(Official Clark'* Baal)
Arthur 11 Barkwlih. Jr.
Arthur H. Barkwlih, Jr.,
Clark ol Circuit Courl
Clark or Circuit Court
Famlnol* County, PlorldA
rcmlaola County, Florida
By: H. N. Tamm, Jr.,
By: H. N. Tamm. Jr.
Paputy Clark
Dapuiy Clark
Fubllth May T, II. II, II. l i l t Publish May I. IS. tl. It. I M I
Cli H-ll
CUU-J*
f!
Legal Notice
H ou ses
For
S a le
St. Johns Realty
SO UTH W ARD
Payton Realty
•
$100.00 DOWN
EXPERIENCED Painter A A
ft 4!ontrAClofi, 325*3*47.
WANTKD: >l*n for !l«ht Punch
Pi ( 0i Work. Apply In ptr*
■on
IIARC.MI
Aluminum
Products Co, llwy. 17*82.
87. Musiness Rentals
OFFICES and Store Spar*
Sanford Mobile Park
1)11 S. Orlando Dr.. 32.1-1#:#
91). Lots For Sale
Ball-Blair Agency
in dex
95.
OPKN DAILY AND HUNDAi jm
DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT
1109 Down. I l l P®*'
con^
BAUT PILCHER
Located on 1 lot* with 1» year
lemporarj' 3 lltirm., I !* Hath.
Beet Buy Broker
leaee. Ilutldlng and equip
Family
Hm..
Wood#*!
!.ot.
N.
112-74*1 D i r or Night
ment Included In prlc*. PreLoup wood— 1900 Down. 1102
eently groaelng approx. 11.009
ptr mo* Colonial 3 Hdrm-* 2
P»r mo Equip, and building
Hath, Dbl. Carport#. DbL
xtnn*
appral.ed
at
much
Utility, ratio Family Room,
more than ,alt , prlc* Will
A, Loniwood — iSOO Down*
TH E TIME TESTED FIRM
tell
all
Including County 111 N. Park Av*.
1100 ptr mo, 3 UdriTL. 2 Hath,
221-111*
ftanchl.a for only H1.eoo.oo.
ratio. Country Kitchen, Ho.
Loop wood — 1500 Dow n, 199
MERLE W. WAR NER
per m«. 3 Rdrm. Hpllt, 2
Realtor
IUth. l'«n#I#d Family Room,
711 8. Park Av*.
222-H2*
Fatlo. ornnp# Trr##. H. U n * wood. 4All prepared for Alrin ve stm en t a
realty
W
A
N
T
A
DARDEN
HOME?
CondlttonlriK>
1330 Down. L t t
111 N. Park Av*.
111-1171
Large ham* ill*, (garden sue)
per mo., 3 Hdrm.* I H Raih.
neetrlcfed are*, city water.
^onford — 1900 Down. 1120
r>9. S c h o o ls A I n s tr u c t io n s
Will build to your plan* "If
per mo., Executive Typ# Co*
lie worth building. Its worth
lonlal. i, Acr# lol. Oran*#
building RIDHT.*' S e l e c t
CEnAMIC In,Iructlon* by EllTree#. 3 Hdrm. 2 Hath* Air
xebath.
Handmade
dlaht,.
conditioned, Well, Mubur bun
your lot now. FIIA. VA. Con
ro.ea ate. Luatera Oold De
ventional financing
James
nford. VA * FIIA • In
cal.. 2 Hour, IDO. Ph. 111Service Loan# Available. All
K. Lei. Building Contractrnymentt Includ# I’rin.. Int.,
tllt.
CRUMLEY - MONTEITII. INC
Tax## A In«, i.MS KNTRH*
EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS,
I'niNKK. INC*. 3!»l I*ong wood
FI,VINO SEMINOLE RANCH
lofl w . 1st. St. 222-4)3*
riata. T. H. Highway 17*52
IMpaca I'nlver.lly Alrporll
Houth. Long wood. Florid#,
Located 2 mile* Kaat of Uvledn
on llwy. tl* I. now open.
J O H N E. FOX,
Student Instruction now giv
en In 1'lper Cherokee "tl#."
Rsaltor
Come nut and learn to fly 201 N. Ptrk A t*.
*:*•#)*»
222-1201 264# lll * w « l h » »t 17-21
NOW. Expert Inatructlon In
a relaxed atmo.pher* remov
ROBERT
A.
WILLIAMS
CENTRAL
A i r Comlllloned. 2
ed from hmy traffic pat
Realtor
Iblrm,, Igi. Florida Il»‘>m.
tern*. Twin-engine Charter
Raymond Lundqul*!, Ann.
Recently painted, 323-#|(t),
available any when. E s a o
Atlantic Rank Illdg
Aviation Products available 2 2 2 -m i
Government owned
for Happy Flying. Ph. 3*S2201 for further Information
Homes
C.
A
.
W
H
I
D
D
O
N
,
S
R
.
and appointment.
BROKER
*n: H Perk
*21-3»»1
71. M n lc H e l p W a n t e d
Selection of 2. 1. and 4
fitdroom# 'ocaltd In varlouiaw
ge ,|imi of Fagford
™
immediate Delivery
MONT 11LY F A YMUN I S
FItOM $50.00
FOIt T1IE BEST HOME
BUY
SEE YOUR
V A - FHA
Properly
A M E R IC A N
R E N T - A L L A A N K CJ It I» ItKHIUK.VT lo * WOODED I-ole. Old Co mmI
j IKS* 8. lllawallia_______ l I
M
trananct Company l»u»ln#sa
iqry. 122-3*20.______________
>
In i»r#a. .Am# 22-5U, Presmtly r»np](t>rti Mini own rar* 91. Farms, Groves
53. W n n te d T o H uy
c,i1l urlHndn 34l-9ti)l ( nr in*
itrvlQw.
___________
IIHED FURNITURE
COUNTRY
SETT I Nil. L ov ly
J!1-J1?«
modern it Ft. Home, double
72. Female Help Wanted
carporle, large yard
Near
•chon!. 1100 linen. IS.)'#, I'h,
Oulck y'arvlr* with th* Cash. 1IA11 MAIlt. Part Time Tliurs.
owner *:3.#»1L_______________
SUPER
U tA DtN O
POUT
Frl
* Saturday Evening..
i
i: l-n«!J
______
Attractive— 21-2J. Call *22- 93. Houses For Sale
*>;* after 1 p. in.
53. F u r n itu r e F u r Snle
Office; 222-2111
a
U BEEN Hit Al R
MAI D for housework, 2 day*
Nights: 221.DID#
■
Choice lots avallabl* In Drssna
week.
Must
have
references
or in* oigge.i a.iaciion oi
J22*#4lt
brilr of Iy>ch Arbor overlook
A transportation. 222-111) af2*21 Psrk Drive
nearly new and used furni
ing g»l f couree. C u s t o m
ter t p nt.____________________
ture. era Noll'* Furniture
building to your ipeclflca|l#n DOWN
llroktrage
In
C**.*1b#rry
tlons. Drstnbralr dsvtlopsd I HR, I# X 11 Fin. I!m. Ter.
on 17-12. Open I day* 1 to t. 77. S i t m i li u n W a n t e d
by
Flours, Kit. equip. 1*7 mn.
KIND 9WOOD
Used furnlt.tr* appliance., louta, HATS WORK. 2:2-1024.
pay. all IIELtlLY REALTY.
BUILDERS. INC.
ale.
U>ught
Sold.
1-arrr'a
Offlc*
In Village 11*11. N. Or.
j
iti-tm
Mart. I l l Hanford Av*. I'h I RON INO, my home, 222-2111.
land u. 222-1(11. night* 222,
Id* Felrmunt Dr.
111-4111.
III*.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
I COIIIlTKOUSr CIIA ROE AC
RY OWNER. 2 Ilrdroom, 3
HAYS WORK. 222-11 1# or 172COUNTS— llmlled credit If
listh, I’ll ron»lrurtl((n home,
IU>».
you own a phone. Put rl***lIgc. shady lot. Low equity#
Had A '■ to work fur yuut
DAYS WORK, 222*1?CI322-6XIB.______________________ ^
SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A I
Usdroom lings* evallabls In t llDRM. Masonry home, ix*
E C H O L S R E D D I N G C O . WfNDOW Cleaning rard Work
all Arsao ol Banford. Lot us
cellent cond., fenced tn Tree*
212-21)2.
Iladd.ng A Furniture
Show yog Around!
• hidsd hark yard. Resident,
AT FACTORT PRICES:
1x1 are*. Low dnwn payments,
111 Magnolia
lll-llll
terms. M I ptr month. Cull
122-4?M.
F R E E E S T IM A T E
TH E
(TMCI'IT I'Ol'RT,
1101 B Perk Av*.
Uphnl.terlng A Maltraaa ran- IX
ovitlng. Sew A Uaed Furnl- XIXTII J4 ( I K 'l l l . I'lNCt IT OF
322 *213 anytime
tut*. Call Nil Redding Mfg. Ft.Oil ID 1 IX AXD FOR SEMI.
XOI.E
t
nl'XTY.
Co. at Til C l a r y Av*. I l l
ix i - H t x c E n v xn. i n n
111?
IIARDY W. RAWIJt and
t Dial Direst)
WILSON
MAIKIl FURN
KVA 11Kt-l-K I', RAWLS, hie
Uuy — Bell — Trad*
wife,
Prom Seminal* County
t l l - U E. let.
lll-llll
Plaintiffs.
-vsTIIE RDOWELL R E A L T Y
50. M ine. For S a le
COMPANY, a Connsctlcut cor
I. I, A I BEDROOMS
poration. niHlERT C. H AN
1. I H A 3 RATIIS
Hat Prnfe.ilunal carpet dean, IX TIIR
l lltl I IT
l lll HT. COCK and MAXINE NOEOEL
KITCHEN EQUIPPED
lug raaulla—-rant lllu* I.ua- SIXTH
Jl lilt I II.
l lltl I IT HANCOCK, his wife.
LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENT!
Ire Electric Carpal Hhampou. OF Fl.lllllll I IX AXD FOR
Defendants
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Dolton*, Msctds's lalsst and
ar |1 per day. .Carroll Furn* BEMIXOI.E ftll .XTI.
n o t i c e nr « i ' i T
For Compltt* Information
(r*al*tt community It )u>t
Ilura Co.
Till Tbs Hod will Reilly Com
CIIAXI RMV Xtl. I1SM
Be* ui Call Taur
minutM from you- Drlv* over
XOTH E OF Bl IT IX
pany, * foreign corpora
today and **t for yourtilf
tion. If existing; whoss
LET T CKI.KII IIATK — Tha WORTH l o t : FOIIEt l.oat ME
thsi* spacious homsiitti that
placs nf builnssi Is un
claislflad ada ara Ih* placa FE DERAL NATIONAL MUllTSALES RROKER
tail for only 21,292, Including
known;
lit a*«* lima anil money when IIAtlK A88UCIATION, a cor
Central
W*t*r Main* and
W*
Ilavo
Th*
Horn*
For
Tou
Harry T.
nodwsll
and
• hupping for th* car of your poration,
Pav*d Str**ti! You’ll be
|
Plaintiff.
Sylvester M. II u it l o n g.
ehulc*.
»m*r*di |to. start*you on the
**.
who** piece, nf residence
way lo Ih* bail Inveitmsnt
David K. Week*, a/k/a D. E
ar* both unknown, a* dir
ef your lifel
Weak*, and Thelma Weak*, Ma
ectors of, and trust*** for
wife, C. W. Hunt Jr., C. R.
ih* property of Th* Rodllna. and Southern Loan and
2111 PARK DRIVE
well Realty Company, If
FII TITIO I'a NANK
Finn Ufa Co., Inc,
323.111*
311-7MI
dissolved;
e* sur* lo IS* Ih*
NOTICE
18 hereby given
Defendant*.
NIGHTS
The
unknown
grant**!,
roinxtli*, Msckls't famous
llial I am engaged In buelneie TU: David K. Week., a/k/a D.
221-#)l(
assignees,
eucce.eur*
In 111-1121
homo on display In Ih*
al llwy. I l l ami Robin Kuad.
E. Weeks, amt Thelma
122-1112
Florid* *xhlbll al th* N.Y.
Interest, dlrsctnrs. stock, 222-11(1
Altamonte Hprlngi. Hamlnola
Weeks, Ills wits, whoss
World * Flirt You'll also went
hnldsrs. nr any other par
Cuunly, Florida, under Ilia fir.
to tour th* !Solh*r dtnihltul
residence
and
whtraty
claiming
by.
through,
Illhiua
iiama
o f
CI'I.AIIIK
models. *11 tailored to Id your
ahouli ate unknown.
under
or
sgalnet
The
Bod'
pockttbook.
Priest rang*a from
KENNEI.H and that I Intend lo
YUll ARE HEREIIV NOTI
wel l
Really
Company
17990.
lo tie.230. lor fIhho
i big,
register raid name with ilia FIED that a Complaint lo
CHOICE Asbestos Siding, Lake
slime
name.
and
tilaces
of
luxury
model-down
osyn
___
___ I payment*
I Ink I l f Ilia Circuit Court, fur, lime a certain innrtgnge
Mary llnmr. lorge lot >*t
■lad al only 2140., with
I]
te.ldetit'i
ar*
unknown:
Hr mInula Cuunly. Florida, In rui'umbrrln* the following dewith Citrus trtss. tiooli garmomhiy psymantx as low •*
All person* claiming any
accordance with th* prou.inni acrlbed real properly, lii-wlt;
drn .put. On paved street.
•
•tale,
right,
till*
nr
In
of Ih* Flrtlllou. Nanta Hlall.ot 1,. lllock 21. NORTH
I-*k*frnnl privilege*. Thla la
terest In or to Ih* r**l
utaa. to-wlt:
Harllon
i l l oy
ORLAN'llO FIRST ADDI
an Ideal I Usdroom horns for
••tale
herlmfter
describ
Florida Mtalutea 1,11.
TION, according lo plal
only
lln.flon.
with
I1.0#e
DM VK OUT TODAY I
ed. or any part thereof,
Hlg: ileorge It. Cutpepper, Jr.
tlirtrof rrcorded In Plat
Down A monthly payments ot
whn.e name* and place*
Publlalt: April II, Jo, May I,
Till* tntantit* 224 loDsl.
Rook 12. Pages 21 anil 24,
only
M
l
It.
nf residence *r* unknown.
It. Ittt
Ion* [ichjngs, and thart'g
Public Rrcnrda of Hemlnol*
TOU ARK HEREBY NOTI
CHI, ?u
County, Florida.
CCLT0NA1
Iiaa been filed agalnel )uu In FIED that a Complaint tn quiet
A U S201S (K-7H) "
IX THE CIRCUIT CO CRT OP tha atmva.it) led ault, th* short title and to cancel certain re
Reel Estate — Insurance
TIIK BTH Jl tm iAI. I IHI I IT llll* of which la Fedrrsl Na strictive covenant. In d**d* on 3rd A Park Av*.
121-3111
IX
AXU
FOR
lRIII.XOI.it tional Mortgage Association, a Ih* following described r*sl
corporation
organised uml.r property, to-wlt:
I'tlIXTV. FMtHIIIA.
Iovi* 11, 12 end 1*. lllock
tx tit a xi Rtt t xn. tanft
an Art uf Congrats and axlal21. Ilh gertlon Drsamwold.
HURIH JANE I'HI.ICE.
Ing pursuant In tha Federal
arrordlng to th* plst there
Plaintiff, National Mortgage Association
of * i
recontrd In Pt«l
v*.
Charter Art, having Ra prin
Bonk 4, Pag* M. of th*
cipal offlc* In tha City of
FRANK roLICK.
Public Record* of B*mlDefendant. Washington. Dl.trlct of Colum
not* County, Florida,
XDTII R OF I H T
bia. Plaintiff, versus. David E.
Weak*, a/k/a D. E. Week*, he* been filed against you In
TO: FRANK PO U C H
r/u John Reilly
and Thelma Weak*, hi* wife, th* abov* styled suit, (he abort
U m b T n a n Road
C. W. Hunt. Jr., C. 11. Rata till* of which t* Hardy W.
l^tlyard, Connecticut
and Bnuthtrn Loan and Fi flewta end Kv* 11*11* P- lUwl*.
YOU ARK IIKIIEUT NOTI nance Co , Inr., Defendant I a) hi* wife, Plaintiffs, vsrsus, Ths
FIED that i Complaint tor Di and you ar* required to aarv* tindwell Realty Company, a
vorce and other relief hat been a ropy of your An.wer or other Connect tout corpocillon, *t *1.
filed agalnet you In th* abort pleading to th* Complaint on Defendanle, end you ar* re
styled Court and you ar* here Plalnllff'a Attorney, Cleveland. quired lo *#rve a copy of your
by regulred lo aarv* a ropy uf Slaphaneun A Mist, Sulfa 111 Answer or other pleading to
tour Anawrr or other detent* Sanford Allanllc N a t i o n a l th* Complaint on Plaintiff*' at
to th* Complaint upon th* Rank llulldlng. Manford, Flor torney*. Cleveland. Stephenson
Plaintiff* Attorney. K. JACK- ida. and file th* original Ans and MU*. Bull* 11* Banford
HUN IIAAHZK.
Attorney at wer or other pleading In tha Atlantic National Bank llulld
law , l it North Orang* Avenue, olflc* of th* Clark of th* Cir lng, Banford, Florida, and 111*
Hull*
It.
Orlando,
Orang* cuit Court on or bafor* th* lllh th* original Answer or oth*r
County, Florida, and fils (It* day of May, A. D. 1*11. ir you pleading In ths Office ol the
original Aaawar or dafanaa In fall to do ao. a decree pro con- Clerk of th* Circuit Courl on
(h* Offlra uf Ih* Clerk of Iho faaeu will b* taken agalnat you or b*for* Ih* Uth day ol Jun*.
Circuit Court on or btforo Ilia for th* relief demanded In th* A. D. IMI. If you tall I* do so,
IJth day of May, I I U A D. If Complaint.
a deers* pro confrere will be
you fall to do ao. Judgment by
This Nolle# shall b* publish takon agalntl you for Ih* r*11*t
llarault will b* taken agalntl ed one* a weak for four con- demanded
In Ih* Complaint.
you for Ih* rallaf prayed far ttcutlr* weeks la Th* Hanford
Thla Notice ahall b* publish
In Ih* Complaint and aald llarald, a newspaper circulated
ed one* a week for four canesran** will than proceed Kx In Hemlnnla County, Florid*.
Part*.
Haled thla Itth day ol April rutlr* week* In Th* Banford
Herald, a nrwepaper circulat
HONK and ORDERED al A l l 1*11.
ed In Hemlnol* County. Florid*.
Hanford. Florida, thla th* lllh (BEAL)
Dated thla Ilk day of May.
Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr.
day ol AprlL 1IM. A.D.
A. D. 111*.
HEAL.)
Clark of Circuit Court
(BEAL)
Byi Elisabeth Bruanahan,
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.,
Clark of th* Circuit Court
1). C.
Clerk Circuit Court
Byl Martha T. Vlhlaa
Mick N. Cleveland. Jr. aad
By:
Elisabeth Bruonohin
Carroll nurk*
Deputy Clark
D. C.
K. JACKBON HAABSB
Of Clavalaad, Stapkanaag
Carroll Burk*, af
Attorney at Law
A Mlt*
Cleveland, fllepheasns * Milt
"E x ctllM t Service T oo"
II* North Orange Avanu*
Attorney* for Plaintiff
Attorney* at Lew, P. O.
P. O. Drawer Z
Bulls IB
Drawer Z. Banford, Florida.
Orlando, Florida
Banford. Florida
Fubllth: April M, tl. 1*. May Fubllth: April if, tl. It, May Attorneys for Plaintiff*.
Publish May T, U . II. II. IM I
t. I M I
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a a -iM t
W. r*rk 8M-M18
CDU-17
CDL tl
CDL tl
Management
and Sales Broker
JIM H UN T
REALTY
1
322-5612
84. R e a l E fl ta te • S a le
RENT A RED
COLI.KCTOH - SALKHMA.V. ■•!- SPECIAL lletlng on large Lake
Roltaway.
Hospital.
Re by
»ry «n»l rommtMlon. *»U hJessup l»( at » discount.
nedi,
by Day,
W «k ,
or
llPhcti route*, vacation pay
This Is * bargain *t It.loU
lilonl h.
with
hnnua
hautfltf,
mu»l
cash.
CA 111101*1/3 KORKITtmE
havt lata motif 1 car, bond*
W. Ut.
XX3*11 »1
■ hi#, mutt ha t t p « r l f nc#1.
Apply i ia n fr il Horn# Kqulp*
Yoa nuvna It —* w« Iibv* It!”
maul, 407 W. l»t HI., HanReal Ks'xts — Insurance
19nil
— IlydrBiilIf*
ford. X*» Phont Calls!
3rd A Park Av*
*2*-)ttl
Trunumlmlon — Jmrhi
1— lots! A Found
11— Mon#|r Wanted
3— Personal*
<1—favlnus A loian
4— Ileauty Car*
*1— insurance
1— D*y Nursed**
* » — Hchooli A Instruction*
TO— Employment Mervlrs*
• —Child Car*
71— Mats Help Wanted
1— Dngx—Cats— Pal*
ID— Poultry — Livestock
f j — Fsmsl* Help Wanted
t l — Mai* nr Ftmal* Help
11— BptcUl Nolle**
12—l.'iterlng — Food
71—H.U* Kelp Wautad
1 14— tllcyrlo ft#palra
77—Kliuallon Wanted
91— Inconi# Property
Ii — 8p*il«l Hervics*
I I — tluslness I'rup—Hit*
l l - l n t i r l n r Deroratora
13— lies) Kit si* Wanted
17— Janitor 1*1 narvlcea
11— l.andscap* Harvtc*
t l — 11**1 Ksiat* 8*1*
II — liualn*** Rental*
19— lluRlers kuppllM
10— Lot* For 8*1*
2*— llerdwar*
*1 — Farms— (Jrovaa
II — limn* lmprov*m*nt*
22—
Acr****
31— I'lutnblng
1) — 11ousts For 8*1*
11— Fainting
21 — Mouses— Hals or itsnl
21— Wall Drllllng
27— lloua* Fur Hint
26— Air Cond A H*»tl*e
120— llteort Rentals
I I — Radio • Television
101— Trailers— Cabana*
! 32— Photo A Equipment
192— Mobil* flumes—Hal*
29— Hum* AppRnnc**
11' » — Mobil* llomss— R ial
I I —Musical Instrument!
lul— Trailer Space— llanl
32— Dullness Equipment
106—Trailer lort*— Hale
11—Job I'rlnilng
lot — Apartment* For Rail
14— llthulstsry
lu l— lloums Fur Rant
3i>— Vacuum Clssnsr*
n o —Hols] Room*
37—Moving A Hlorag*
111— llsnlal Agents
I t — Exlermtnnlart
11—Flam* — Fe*d* — B**d< 111— Wanted Te Rent
I I I — Aulua For Sal*
69— Iliac. For 8*1*
111 —Autos— Sal# ar Trad*
t l — Articles For Rent
111—Trucks For 8*1*
62—Hwsp nr Kxchans*
130— Automotive Hsrvlc*
61— Wanted To Uuy
111—ycoulers A Cycle*
66— Furnlluro For Hal*
133— Rusts A Motor*
66— Antiques For Nat*
126— Marin* Huppll**
61— Mun*y Ta l#ogg
M — llustnsx* Opportunltl**
(I. K Ap, llanrra—New A Iliad
111 Magnolia
1:1-111!
Legal Notice
lll-llll
N O TIC E
('ANAS Hay Caniii begins Juna
lllh., b k t fluldrn. I'or In
formation call 123.226), Frad
liana*.
Legal Notice
Fir,I.
Hewing marhlnt itlll In guar
antee, 1**1 Zig-Zag, l.'aed
only twice, moving North,
must eel). A am m* remaining
* paymenla nf 1110. Call Col
lect ISA I-1ST7.
111.1111.
t.AW.VM . I'lTlllia . MOM8
• A I.8U—
fuin.l,. aplna A l.iwn Mnlnt.
1 n o CART 111:
1 KIRK'S HI KK IIS:
Phone i:i-l?!0.
O A llR E T ra
OKKKIIINU A MPBCIA1. BKKVICK? Mura than 10,.OH raadara aaa i*h# Sanford llarald
SIAM KHE Cal A Kit tan*, tit.
rlaMiriad ad, dally. Kata* a*
till.
low aa lie per llna par day!
Dial 111-AA11 nr I l l - S i l l and
DORN RECEIVED tor Adop
plac* your adl
tion, boardad Animal llaaoua
League, ijn* VV. MJnntaola,
A & M CONTRACTORS
HM.no.1 Ph. 111.tilt
IIQlfK UIPItOVKMBNTI.
flOOKINO, PAINTINQ A
10. Poultry • Livestock
IN-»IfI ATINO
Kloan.ln* Irranaad
Ill-Ill?
I'RIH fur Sat*. Animal llavrn111.m : .
10. Interior Decorator*
Adding llarhln** - Typewriters
- lt«nlal* - Repair*
POWKI.I.'B OFFICE MUPI'l.T
80.
50. M l » c . F o r S a l e
IIOOVKR VAC. CHKANKRR
WHITE 9EWI.NO MAOII.NKH
Autborlaad Bala* A Sarvlca
8. I’etM & Supplier
XIITICK i i f a p p i .i c a t i i i x
Full I ' l l DEED
l*er. Mil l* Flnrlda aiainle* *f
1*1*1
NOTICK IH IIKItKIlY HIVKV,
Thut II. It. IIliar ih* holder *»f
Ih* following r#rl1flr*t# turn
filed *#id lArtlflmtr fur t»i
(Iced In h# ln«it#d ttirrmn Th*
I If lout? number and ye Mr of
l#mi iflr#* tin* dtPrri[itton *if Hi*
)ii oiinrljfi ■ml Hi* mi in* hi
» h l ih II wta a i i f u n l #r# ■ ■
follow #1
OrllMrato So, IT
T#*r • !
I«#u*rit’« t i l l
|»r*rripfli»« uf Pr»»i»rrfM
IdSTft 3 ll|k 7 laOfkhiirl'N
Hu lull vis Imi I'UI Itnilk $
I ' M t 79
H aiti# In which ■•iraiPfl He*
I■ml Kl runic* Co. AH uf pi Id
property bring in Hi* County
of Kf ml no Ir, Hint* of Pint Id*.
Ufilrrp piich reft If tent# *hlll l«*
t r dr*m*d Arrordlng to law Ihp
property din 11let-«| In nm h r#r*
( If h'Mt• will h* *o1d to Hi#
Mghfil cn«h bidder Pt Hi*
front dour of th* H*iiilmd*
Comity Court H iiiin* «t Hum
ford. Flnrlriiii on tlm fIr■1 Muir*
dny in th* rnonlh of June. 1
m it h ih
n y A P r i.ii'atiiiv
which t« Hip THi day of Jim*.
l u l l TAX IIKKII
JJli.
Ihrr.
nil.Ill
Klorlda atalalas *1
luted |lei * H h dpy of Mp >«
mini
1915.
NHTtCK Id IIKIlKUr niVKK,
(o rriiu i c i * t k * H*pit
Thai II. II lll.rr Ilia lioldar of
Arthur II Ucikwlth, .lr.,
thr
followlnir irrllfleala ha*
t’lcrk of Circuit Court
Hlrd .aid <arllflrala for la<
ft* titIuni* County* Florid •
drril In ha 1mill'll tlirrrnn. Thr
Ity: II. S Tutnm, Jr,
lartlflialr uumhrr and year of
iH'iujly Clerk
PuhllPh M«> 7* 14, XI. XI. 19(1 lioii.-im-a. Ilia ilr.i rlpllnn of Ih*
propel l >, and thr tium* In
CUM-3&
whlrli Ii i n a . in a n l ar* ■*
f ollim ►:
rild.ale \o *n
Vrar of
ISMI 1III *' 1945
llrirrliil Ins of Pro perl, I
1.... a in tl lllni k 1 <l'n>
< 1.1 put Hook : Paur ]•
Vann In whleh aiireird lluriua
K All of raid properly halnu In
llto Coo ii I r of yrmlnole. Mini#
of Klot'ii I'olr.i inch rerlltlt.ila .hull l.o radarmrd aritordluu in l.iiv thr properly lira,
i rll.i d ' ii noli ir tllllr alr will
hr sold lo thr hlKhnt ra*h hiddrr it the (runt door of llir
i
h Courtly Court lloiiaa
n. Mt'ifnid
Klorlda, on the
rr -t ...... .
lit thr month of
luoi. I'Jli. rtlihh I* Ihr Tit
tluv of lunr. H*r,«.
I iui...I ihl. .'.Ill day of May
1bk*.
(i)||li Ul clrrk'. Seall
Arlliiti II
llrrkwllh. Jr
Clark Circuit Court
Mall,loola Courtly, Florida
Hyt II. N Taittm. Jr.,
Heputy Clark
I'lil.ll-h May ?. II. SI. S*. m :
CHM-11
Ads
9rr«16
KPECIAL f».V PKit 118
I.AKK MART
la w n
Mnwar
Ar* llr-auljr Hhnp haa moved
half. A 8*rvlra. Coulry L'luli
to Cut 'S ' Curl Reality Hhop
Hoad a U h l Vltar A**. .Vo
30H off of regular prices of
money down on any mnwar
Perms. I l l Palmtlln A vs. Ph,
up in 8Kin, Itn par month.
i l l . am .
Merck* on any mak*. Ph.
12. Kpccfiil Notices
Mlalmam Ad— I Maa
(live g.lrller words p*r llaa)
9 1 M Hlaliaam Char**
All gklg Hal* Ada Ckargvd
al 1-liny Mata
la
Aaitfnrft
rixn
shop
NBW IA1CATIOK
IIA11V Hit tIrut In mr home, day
it).till
or night. 322-3111____________ ini Mo. Krai.rh
Up IQ 5 | I 11.50 1 I .SO |1.50
T
(titr
Dn you haaa a drinking prnhSICK HOUM NEEDS
lam. Writ! P. O. Hm 1111, Whr,l Chair*. Walkart, Cana*
Hanford.
A Crulrhaa for rant nr aala.
|’r*>t-rlptlona at I. ti w a ■ t
Price,. Hlarounl lo p.npl*
4. Meanty ( are
nvtr .1 A all Karvlna Parion*
n*l. Check nur price*.
H ARRIETT'" llaauty H o n k ,
FAU ST DItUG STORE
soft water, aaanlnt app'ta.
Vr,a Hdlaery
I11-0TII
ini Hr. Oak. I?t-I?l2.
0. Child Core
nial Direr*—
Hal M a x nialaar*
13. Specin I Service*
$100 DOWN
F H A -V A HOMES
Legal Notice
Seminole Realty
425-5938
$100 DOWN
Legal Notice
F H A - V A HOMES
INUEST
Deltona!
FHA - VA
ST EN STR O M
Legal Notice
REALTY
(M l
Ball-Blair Agency
X
Let s Do
Business
Together
You’ll Save Money
And Be Happier In A *65’
Ford From The Ole Ford
Houa# In Downtown Sanford.
Strkkland-Morriaon Ford, Inc.
�W ANT A D S ! D ial 322-5612!
The Perfect Team to B et on for Q uick Results,
95. House* For Sal*
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fcattfnrh
$rralb
Fri. May 7, '65— P ur* 11 97. House* For Rent
BUNI-AM) KM'I'ATKft, a MM.
room, U rK » Fat to. Carti.irta,
V Htlly
Hoorn, NIc* t jn ili n p f i Lot, Outilde Barbecue
Pit * Ctrcl* Drlr*. Electric
Kitchen. Shown hr »ppolnt.
m*nt only, after M » r I- Call
SW EETIE P IE
By Nadine Seltzer
1 mi.. 1 Hath. Double Util. Ilm .
Playroom, Fenced p r i l . Fh
i:i-oiot.
5
2 111)1131., l bath M l 30 mo.; 2 FURN. 1(Ill'L l:x. I lldrm, re 'ib It VMIILKH. s 0 >M>r Helen,
decorated, 1*3 run, l.iike Jr*,
lldrm. I Hath M0 tnn.J 1
Ileal (Iran A new tlrea.
aup. Call 332-734! allrr Silo
MlO.tni
lldrm, 1 Rath (75; 2 lldrm,
SANFORD MOTOR CO
3 Bath Mil .
I13-4JI3
UN FURN.
1 Bdrm. Duplex. 199 French Ava
cutaway To The waterway
Kitchen Equip. 122-33)1.
193* - CHEVROLET. 4 door,
Robson Sporting Goods
exceptionally good atmpr. I'h.
FERN. A F T , 2309 Mellonvltl*.
Your EVINRUDK Dealer
173-1710 otter 1:00 p.m.
204 (.1 K. tat.
Fh. 112-19*1
Realtor-Apprelser-Tradee
FERN.
Apt.
300
Park.
122-4991
1911 a. French Ave.
'39 TIt-3 with Radio * Healer, 125. Marine Supplies
EFF. ATT. prlvat* bath, aultexcellent condition. 222-*4ll
'\ Mobile Homes • Sale
able for Couple or final*
person. Ideally located down
ROB MrK EE USED CARS
town.
Inquire at
Minuel
NO 310NET DOWN
1-3 and 1 Bedrooms
Jacobson Dept. Store, t i l 37
*01 Fren*h Ave.
I22-0731
KIIIRKQLASR, Cloth A Rvilrt.
N E W and U8KD
1st
Sxva
lO*!.
Kawo,
1309
Awnlnga A Cabanae
HANDY MAN'S Hpeclnl 19-9
Frem-h Ave 321-tltn.
QUA 1.1 r MOBILE HOMES
Chevrolet
1*3.
I'h.
after
«
A
l
’
AHTMKNTH
Hanford
Mobile
Hwy. 17-92 H
133-15(1
r * r k , 3313 H. Orlando D r,
p. m 3::-73(lt.
10.1. Mobile Homes • Rent
1-2-1 IIEDIIOOM, M3-Ii:i. Lot
Include,I. HANFORD MOBILE
P A R K , l u l l H. Orlando D r,
123-19.10.
I’ n I ii r n
3 120.
Newly decorated, wall lo wall DOWNSTAIRS.
Bdrm Apt, kitchen equipped.
Carpetlna A Carports
lilt
toit, w . tith h i ____________
E. Mth Bt.
LOCH AH BO It, air conditioned,
1 Udrm., Fla. Ileum. 1 bath,
til. sod. financing a valla bit.
112-3337.
t a s * l i t * as
S -7
s^^iesw.
*Sorry to awaken you again, but Shultz want* a gfaaa
of water, too'.**
97. Houaea For Rent
97. Houaea For Rent
AVAIL ABLE June 1, 3-*-4 mo. 1 BDRM Clot* tn School A
Lease. 2 Bdrm. house In
Hhopplna Center M l
mo.
town, completely furnished
Mona Jarvis, 2:2-1110. U K r
1125 mo. electricity A water.
Mary.
Writ* Boa 111, Ssnford HerBill.
N E W 2-Uedroom homes. I'h.
-lit;! >110031, l
Bath, large
333-0*33.
ecreened porch. Includes well, 2 BDRM. Unfurntehed housa,
pump A 'l l Plymouth. Ph.
kitchen equipped, near base. 3 REDROOM duplex, furnish333-1)511.
133-1011.
ad, 175 mo, 1 miles South
from Hunts, 1 2 :-l:o ,
1
BEDROOM
House,
*|D3
Adam* Court, Wynnawood. LAKE Cottage. Furn. 171-tlO*.
Ph. 322-Om.
kitchen FURNISHED 3 lldrm. hnuee.
Between Lake Mary • Longwood. Ml. Mt-27:t after • 00.
I IIEDIIOOM Furn. on West
Bide. 322-<*t!) after 3 p. m. 3 Redroom, 1 bath Furn, Wall
to wall Carpeting, automatic
3 BEDROOM llnfurn., kltdhen
Washer, Automatic U t a h equipped.
322-3*31.
washer. Hast Nice.
For the Reat Ruy In
3 Bedroom. 1 bath. I^ke Mul
A New nr Reeala llnmt,
let Perk. Ilea good water,
LAK E M ARY
Be# Htanatrom Realty
nice summer living. Canal
T-msnnoOM, KurnUh#*! or un»
from house to river for boat
furnlahr.l, $io.
V t Hava Tha Home For Tou
ing.
3
BEDROOM house,
equipped. 332-5303.
FO R S A L E
GEHR R E A L T Y
ST E N ST R O M
REALTY
PARK DRIVE
Ph. 133-3130
Open Tonight 'til 9
322-25*1
Downtown, furn 108. Rooms For Rent
ished 1 Redroom API. No
armt-prlvate
children under school age, FERN. R o o m ,
bath. MO mu. 122-I1**.
|50 month, 322-3071,
A u t o m o lr r e
Seminole Realty
1301 B. Park Ava.
333-i:il anytime
BEDROOM. 14 beth, lge.
fenced yard. Country Club
Height*, Lake Mary Road.
1.73 Raster. Assume Mtg. A
M ! mo. 322-4*5!.
FERN. Apt, 112-iHIT.
M l W E E K L Y , 1 Ur. Furn. Apt,
Id) K. Ith, New Rath.
UKIU'EDKB 190 KL good con 14 FT. KUNAUUUT.
r.vlnruda.
Trailer.
dition, tlrea, new motor. 222111-91*7.
•Tit.
I* IIF
Cheap.
4-Ri>nm, I-llr. Furn. Apt. M3Call after 3 p.nt. and week
ends. 321(13*9.
Are You Driving
An 010 PLUG?
MERCURY METEOR
62
8-33, 2 l)r. Hardtop, 289 V-8. Automatic
Trana., Bucket Heat., K ft H, Powar
Bteering and Brake*. Real Sharpl
flYQR
Ol-DSMOlilLF- 88
_____
4-ltr. Sedan, Hydra malic, B, H, PS,
and Brake*. Nice Family Sedan.
CO RVAIR CI.U1I COUPE
62 4 Dn The
Floor. K and H. Kuna and
Drive# Perfectly.
61
C A D ILLA C
61
MERCURY S TA TIO N W AGON
3 or 1 BDBM. House. Call attar
t in— 1:7-3111.
. ..
4-Dr. Hardlup, Fully Powered and A ir
Conditioned, Extra Clean!
91 TOR
* aw W
II M R
* * • *
M IB B
ww
4-Dr. Commuter, V-H, Automatic Trana., | | | Q K
R and H. I’ H and Brake*. On# Owner!
■
VOLKSW AGEN
Station Wagon Bui 3 Sealer,
Ideal For Largs Fam ily!
*1095
*595
CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE
97. Mmiwcs For Rent
New Enginr, 4 Dn The Floor, B and
H. A R E A L HOT O N E !
3
MERCURY S TA TIO N W AGON
IIOItM, Kltchan equipped.
173. nice yard. >31-3(11.
*1695
4-I>r. Commuter, Automatic, R and H,
PH and Braked. Low klilea]
LONtlWOnn, I lledrm. Duplea,
Furn., SO* Living A Dining
Area 111. Ph. I1I-I3IS.
*895
C O N T IN E N T A L
4-Dr. Hardtop. Fully I'owerrd
and A ir Condition.
CHARMINO
Country
House.
Couple. Furnished. 121-5(10.
C A D ILLA C D E V ILLE
IF TH E R E IS NO SPA R K L E F T IN YO U R OLD CAR, T H E N IT 18
Fully Powerrd and A ir condition.
See Thl* One Today!
T IM E FOR YOU TO TRAD E FOR ONE OF THESE P E P P Y L A T E
8TU D E IIA K E R S TA TIO N W AGON
*1295
*1295
A Cylinder, Slick. K and II. Extra
(Ira n and Only One Owner.
MODELS;
M l
2-Dr., Hardtop. All Power and Air
Condition. L IK E N E W I
BARG AIN
Custom Sport*wagon
8-Paaa. With Air Conditioning.
All Saddle Moriokldc Interior,
Power Steering and Brakes.
Never Titled, Full Factory
Huick Warranty In Effect.
7,000 Miles.
M I ) 1 ( |M w
301 W . 1st STREET
1501 W . l i t STREET
>f
4
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A
51 Jeep
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Hound's
56 CMC
V, TO N TRU C K
4-W H EEL D R IVE
* 4 9 5
•1695
62 Chevrolet
Impala 4-Door Sedan, V-fl,
Powarglid*, Power Steer
ing, Radio And Heater.
’1 6 9 5
61 Ford
Falrlane 2-Door, • Cylin
der, Stan. Tram ., Radio,
Estra Clean, Low MllaSga,
62 Dodge
l.aneer 1-Door Sedan, 8
Cylinder, Auto T r a m , Ra
dio And Heater, Low M ile
age, Locally Owned.
*1095
59 Pontiac
Catalina Coupe, V-8, Auto.
Trana, Radio And Heater.
’2 9 5
Vt Ton. 8 Cylinder, Heater,
No Ruat, Good Tirra.
*1095
MERCURY
2-Dr. Sedan. Automatic Trana,
K and II.
OLDKMOIUI.E
4-Dr, Station
Wagon.
PLYMOUTH
4-Dr, Station
Wagon.
oi.nsM oniLE
4-D r, Station Wagon.
CHRYSLER
67 4-Dr,
Sedan.
Hport Coupe, V*R, Automatic Trana.
$$( tlempM
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CHEVROLET BEL AIR
EXTRA SPECIAL!
’65 BUICK
As
A H O N E Y OF
A BUYI
61 Ford Pick-Up
R 7 LIN C O LN PREM IERE
Pontiac Catalina Vista.
Power Bteering and Brakes,
Many Care-Free Mllea
Left Here.
One Owner, Clean
Tooth.
’8 9 5
and H,
4-Dr. Hedan. 8 Cylinder, Stick,
K and II. Priced Tn Got
l!Dlt)l. 2 hath hous*. l i t : - ; i « r 1*3.i n * . _____________
Accept Trada-Iua!
4A 4 9
SANFORD AVE.
OPEN EVENINGS
Sanford, Florida
831-4581
..National Itapoaaaaalona Inc.
1
COMET
Pontiac Bonneville 4-Dr.
Hardtop, Factory Air Con
ditioned, Power Steering
44 Brake*. All Murroklde l I R A K
Interior, Wo Bold It New. I Q « P
62 Chevrolet
Brrira “ 62", 4-Door Sedan,
Fully Equipped Including
F artoiy Air, A Good Run
ning Aulnmoblla.
Kparta 8, 4-Speed, Kadis and Uaalar, f I R Q R
Beautiful White FinUh.
B ia w w
61
Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr.
Hardtop. V-H Powergllde,
Power Hirering. A Hard To
Find Item, and Priced Itight.
Lika New, Ona Owner.
*795
OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M.
EVERY N IG H T
(E X C E P T S A T U R D A Y )
White With Blue Interior.
61
63 Chevrolet
*695
*895
*695
*695
*1495
*1295
60 Cadillac
PEST CUSTOM
61 TEM
4-Dr. Sedan, Automatic Trana., R
•1
4-Door, On* Owner.
’1 6 9 5
FERN. 3 Apts. M0 A M0 mo.
RE A L ESTATE BROKER
Adults. 123-9410.
Real Eatat* Associate
FURN. APT, Downstair*, Ideal
W I L L A 31A E PROKOHOH
for couple, no Pete. 41T W.
KDRNIHHED
Houee.
MI-0411 Nlghte
L u k e 313-7171 Day
Mary. 323-3010.
11th.
LAK E 31ARY, 3 lldrm. Furn.
AVALON APARTMENTS
3 111>HM., 14 Bath, Itoa. AvailHouse. Adult* No Pete. Call
tl* W. 2nd 81,
132-8437
alii* May 7. 121-3(111.
122-3930.
90. House* - Sale or Kent
NO CASH NE ED E D !
*88 Mercury |7M b«L |35 mo.
’80 Dodge 8729 bal. 837 mo.
*63 Dodge |933 bal. |47 mo.
’81 Chcv. 81011 bal. 8(1 mo.
. ’87 Ford
*M » bal. $28 mo.
*80 licnaull 1297 bal. |17 mo.
*81 Core. 91093 bal. 141 mo.
9437 bal 928 mo.
•59 Cher.
9397 bal |32 mo.
’89 I’ly.
’38 Volk*. 9674 bal. 938 mu.
8399 bal 921 mo.
’83 Old*
8399 bal. 932 mo.
’59 Chav.
*81 Itamb. 89M bal. 847 mo.
*83 Falcon 91237 baL 931 mo.
.’87 Chav.
|597 bal. 932 mo.
9492 bal. 928 mo.
•58 Ford
*87 Defiolo 1199 bat 910 mo.
|3 8 l bal. 817 mo.
*87 Imp.
809 baL 9 3 mo.
’SI Chav.
'80 Falcon $897 bal. 918 mo.
9101 hal. 8 4 mu.
'58 Huick
’33 Cadillac 8471 bal. 818 mu.
‘33 Char,
9147 bal. l i m e .
’38 Ford
890 bal. 9 4 mo.
'87 Mercury 9114 haL 8 8 mo.
JF.F.I'
9983 bal 139 mo.
61 Dodge Seneca
63 Chevrolet
JOHN S AU LS AG E NCY
Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr.
Hardtop, Power Steering
and Brake*, Wo Bold It 9 9 9 M
N»w. V*ry Nice.
Falcon S-Dr. ftodan, Light
Blue, Std. Shift And A 9 1 1 M
One Owner.
Rambler Ambassador
4-Dr. V-8, Automatic,
Power Steering And
l|K M
Brake*. A Steal At Only
Dodga Phoenix I-Dr.
Hardtop, V-8 With Powar
Equipment, All Whit* —
2-Door, On* Owner, Krai Clean.
4-Door Blariyne. Economy
8, Powergllde, II a a t a r ,
Clean ft 8olid Throughout.
FURN. Apt. Cloea la. Jimmie
Cowan. MS-4013.
3 ROOM Furn. hnuee. Utilities,
t<0 mo. Ph. Ml-lt io .
^POSSESSION'
61 Dodge Seneca
A U TO GLASS &
SE AT COVER CO.
SUMMER Rate, I lldrm. Furn.
Apt. only M3. 1201 Magnolia,
322-1931.
BUNLAND EBTATEB I Bdrm.,
1 Rath. I l l Lake Dot Dr,
322-KIIT after * |) m______
BANK
P/8, I’/lt, Power Window*, Power
Srata, .Mr, Auto. Trana.
Fb. M!-4«23
for 3t*n. 491 Mtanolle. 319 3tagnolla
3 REDROOM Duplex Apt, Tile ROOMH
111-972*.
bath, Terraisn floors, 111Auto Ola** l o p s
2114 after 5 p. m.
A Heat Covers
t IlliRM., 2 Rath, VA Qualify,
Kitchen equipped. Ml mo.,
June 1st. 331-0*11.
NATIONAL
60 Chrysler New Yorker
Senkorik Glass nnd Point
Company
TRIU M PH CO NVERTIB LE
ONLY 1750 DOWN
Taka ovrr payments on this
choice 3 Redroom. IH bath.
1 owner home. Situated on
beautiful landscaped A shad
ed lot. No qualifying. Month
ly peymenta 117.14 on VA
mortgage.
One Owner, Power Steering, Powct
Brakes, A ir Conditioned.
S e r v ic e
Fl’ RN. Duplex Apt, 1 Rooms
A bath. M l mo 1 Mile Hnuth ■3* CHEVROLET 4-dnor, « eyl,
rebuilt engine. I’ll. 1:2-3*17
of Hunts 122-3219.
after 4i|9.
39| W. 2nd at. 122-1933
WELAis A APARTMENTS 114
ALL W O IIK H D ARAN TEirn
1931 DOlHtK ‘*3 tags. 4 ntw
5 •. Flret Bl.
tlrea, good epare No ru»t. 121. Bonts & Motors
I ROOM Apt, nicely furn, pri
Oood running condition. MOD.
172-3009.
vate bath. Adulli, No Pete
13
FT.
(II. AST RON. Hal nr
331-1*11.
trailer, 15 1111 Juhneon mo
193* C llEV, W A U d N I. Autolar, elec, atarler. Excellent
2 111)1131. FURN, Apt. *01 Pal
malic, Heater, Clean. Heady
condition. I’h. 123-4244.
metto. 322-1374.
to go.
WITH O N I OP OUR QUALITY
60 DeSoio
AU TO GLASS
IN S T A L L E D
U PfTAina,
115. Auton For Sale
I-IIEDROOM. I Rath, fenced
yard.
with
pump.
Newly
painted
outelde.
222-753*.
Huntnnd Estate*.
lull
YOU'LL N iV I R Q IT
USED CAR8I
116. Auins - Sale or Trmie
4 ROOM APT,
ni*i
H O M ES
3 BDRM. Furn. Apt. Mi. 3"Mj
E. Met HI. Robert A. W il
liam* 132-1931.
19*1 OltET, VW. Sunroof, R A
H. Excellent Cond. 291-1199.
TRA ILER A 2 Room*. 433 mo, t IIDIIM. Furn. CotlagF. Adults 118. Trucks For Sale
1 children allowed. 133-7477
only, No Feta 122-11«7.
after 4:10.
19*9 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 3/1 Ton.
FERN. AFT. i:l-2 »('«
Tlrea. Mechanolally perfect,
109. Apartments for Rent LAK E MART. Clsen. I.e*. Furn
1330 - Fh. 222.1311 after <
P.
nv_______________________________
Apt . Adults, 322-1929.
REALTY
PA RK HIIH1E— BUB-DIVISION
3 lldrm.. 3 Hth., Entry Foyer,
Family Room, llrraklaat Itar,
llullt • In Kitchen, Central
Heat, Double Oarage, City
Hewer. 117,100. Open Dally.
Evenlnge *14-1719.
121-1M9.
HM A L L
Furn.
(tarage
Apt,
relreckable
Adult* only, No I'eo, M3 mo. 195* ( K V LINER,
hardtop, radio, healer, power
Apply 1*01 Dark Av*
1 BEDROOM House!raller, lge
eteerlng. 1239 rath or treda
shady lot la Country. M*. NICELY Furn. Alr-oondltlonad
for older car. Ph. 122-31*7 or
122-9917.
aee at 11* (larrlaon Dr.
Apt, Adult*. Call I32-192*
ST E N ST R O M
7*
a
S P E C IA L P A IN T S
If rou'va longed for Lakefront
I.Ivina, then *e* thl* 3 R»droom, 3 bath home at *I«
Lake Kalhryn Circle. Caaaelberrr. Open from 1 'til 1
p, m. Bunder. Thl# home ha*
■ l l l - F L Fronlaae 1*0 ft.
Peach, latke la excellent for
flatting, boating. ewlmmlnar A
• kiln*. Now priced at only
117,909.
Location
aacellent.
only
minute* away
from
everything. Turn Eaat off
17-92 on Bemlnnla Illvd. A
North on l.ake Kathryn Clr*
cle.
Si lt
^
10
O PEN HOUSE ON
LAKE K ATH R YN
23*3 perk Hr
H E N R Y FORD one* laid, "Not T II K U N I V E R f At- U K D t t m foe
getting
thing*
dnn# , .
advrrtlxlng t* like winking
Olaaxlfled Adel Dial 122-4411
at a girl In the dark. You
1* FT. All flliregUaa bolt, t u
nr
423
3911
In
South
Remind]*
know
whet
you’
re
doing
but
tor till trallrr. 10 hp. Kvlnand put on# to w ork fo r youl
■he doeen‘ 1"
no!*. Uaed very Hill*. 2191922.
121. lioRta & Motors
Stemper Agency
______________
•
106. Apartmentn for Rent 715. Autos For Sale
~
’496
*399
•319
•299
•199
•199
OPEN 'TIL 8 P. M.
TONIGHT
S A T U R D A Y AFTE R NO O N T I L 5 P.M.
HUNT
63 Volkswagen
2-Door Sedan, Low
age, Estra Clean,
M ile
*1595
USED CARS
FROM
HOLLERS
OF SANFORD
THE LOT WITH
THE OK. QUALITY
CARS
LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc.
2nd. & Palmttto
Ph. 322-0711
D O W N T O W N SANFORD
2507 So. Park
Ph. 322-0861
CORNER PALM E TTO *
COM MERCIAL
Seminole County Motors
1801 W . 1st St. — Sanford
rhone 322-0614
Or M I 7-2330
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Seminole Graduate
Named AF Officer
Page 12— FH. M ay 7, ’ 65
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Chase Firm Honored By Garden flubs
■
C E R T IF IC A T E o f appreciation wan presented to Randall Chase, president
o f Chase and Compnny, for his firm's sponsorship o f Landscape Architecturo Schoolfl. held by Florida Federation o f Garden Cluba, I resentation
made by Mrs. Carl Schilke and Mrs. Voile A. Williams Jr. (le ft ).
I
p
Minstrel Proves
'Magnificent'
Business
Briefs
The
Blake
Paint
By Mr*. Julia la o M
Corpora*
The
tlen o f Sanford announced to
day tha publication of a gov
; \
ernment apeclficatlon price
fla t More than 2,000 o f Uw
price Uata will go to Industrie#
from California to Maine.
Dudley B. Blake, president,
said the list took one and a
feaH yearn to prepare.
He said the price list If de
signed to reduce time in hand
ling requests fo r government
apeclficatlon paints, lacquers,
enam eli, thinner*, adheslvee,
varnishes and other coatings.
Each item la lifted in num
erical order tor ea fy identifi
cation and contains the com
plete nomenclature.
Bisk said an additional 200
en the lifts were sent to trade
publications. ,
The Blake Paint Corporation
o fte n a "one flo p " source tor
government specification coattings.
" I t Is possible for us to
manufacture as little as one
quart of certain specification
item s," Blake said.
The paint firm makes Its
headquarters on Grapevllle
Avenue at the A C L Railroad.
minstrel presented by
the "Lassies end Ladles" or
F R A N K FIN C H w a s
elected president o f the
Sanford - Seminole Juycccs Thursday. Finch
squeezed out a narrow
victory over David Ber
rien.
(Herald Photo)
Support Tax
KKNO,
Nav.
(U I ’ l )
—
Washun County Commission
Chairman J. C. McKenzie
noted with astonishment that
mail from county resldcnta is
running almost unanimously
in favor o f levying an option
al one-rent eounty gasoline
tax to provide funds fur vital
toad piojwtH.
Four farthings equal one
penny In English currency.
the DeOary Volunteer Fire
Department was proclaimed
“ maiinifircnl" by capacity au
diences attending.
The show, directed hy Vola
I.amhetlson, was dedicated to
the iHte Charles Schneider,
former past president and one
of the organizers o f the vol.
unleer firemen.
The chorua presented an at
tractive
picture
with
the
ladle* in long black eilk skirts
and white blousea and the
men in black trousers, white
shirts and larga bow ties. Km]
men and
the
interlocutor
were In costume.
Outstanding
performances
were given by Mrs. I^m bertton and Elsie Thompson in
their “ Hello Dolly” number
ami The Whistlers, two young
men from Del.and, brought
the house to ila fre t in ap
plause fo r their rollicking
comedy routines.
Pianist fo r the show was
Marie Ilungan assisted hy
Mrs. I.ambertson who were
presented orchids from tha
entire cast.
Randall Chase, president of
Chase and Company, has been
presented with a certificate of
appreciation for "outstanding
cooperation" by his firm with
tha Garden Club Landscape
Design School aeries conduct
ed by the Florida Federation
of Garden Clubs.
The award was accepted on
behalf of the local firm by
members o f the Ixora Garden
Club, who attended the annual
meeting of the Florida Land
scape Critics Council held In
conjunction with the recent
Garden Club convention in
Tampa.
"T h e series o f four courses
was begun in 1960 with out
standing landscape architects
as Instructors," Mrs. Volte A.
Williams Jr., president o f the
Ixora Garden Club, explain
ed.
"T h e object of the organisa
tion la to further the education
of members and the general
public In the field of land
scape architecture and to en
courage members to serve on
roadside development, civic
committees, park and toning
board!.
"Th e last series, held at sixmonth intervals at the Unlversit of Miami, was made poss
ible through the sponsorship
of firms like Chase and Com
pany, which have recognised
the need for preservation and
restoration of outdoor beauty,"
she concluded.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Carl Schilke were delegate* ol
the local club to the Tampa
convention. They brought back
the award and presented It to
Chase In his offices here,
Thursday.
W A G E B IL L DIKS
T A LLA H A 8 8 E K (U P I) —
The House agriculture com
mittee killed by a 6-10 vote
today a bill setting a 91 min
imum w ag* fo r many em
ployes In Florida.
G 1ILF8TNRAM
TA LLA H A S S E E (U P I) —
Dr. Jean Piccard, Swiss sci
ential, nu-L with Gov, Haydnn
Burns today to disrusa an
oceanographic project to pin
point the flow o f tha Gulfstream,
John W.
O
versity o f Florida, has com
pleted
U. S.
Air
Force
Re
serve Officers advanced train
ing and in August will receive
his commission as a second
lieutenant and orders to active
duty
A W A R D S A N D HONORS were conferred on members o f the Sanford
Kiwanls Club during Ladles’ Day luncheon. From le ft are Roger Harris,
chairman o f the club fund-raising project; President William Fraana; Dr.
John Darby, immediate past president, and Ralph A. Smith, club secre
tary.
(lieraid Photo)
Pancake Auction Yields $1,411
A check tor 91,411, proceed* iccordod," said Harris. "E v e ry
o f the recent Kiwanls Pancake single man sold his quota ot
Ueket* and everyone respond
Day sod auction, was present
ed heartily to what they wore
ed to President William Fraasked to do. This is the finest
sss of the Kiwanls Club by group o f men anywhere."
Roger Harris general chair
The funds derived from the
man.
special event, several hund
"Th is presentation would not
red dollars more than had ever
be possible without the com
been raised before, go Into
plete cooperation o f every
the scholarship fund of the
man in this club, which 1 was
club, which sponsors several
local students at state univer
sities.
Dr. Sam Fights
relations chairman, announced
that the club had decided to
sponsor the education of an In
dian boy o f the N a v ijo tribe,
with a scholarship of $130 per
year. Kirchhoff said the 13year-old boy was recommend
ed to the club as being an out
standing student in academics
and athletics.
Walter Jacobus
Succumbs At 73
Return To Jail
C L E V E L A N D (U P I ) — Dr.
Samuel H. Sheppard planned
to meet with his attorney, F.
Lee Bailey, o f Boaton, to dlscues a federal court order
sending him back to the Ohio
Penitentiary to continue aervIng a Ufa term fo r wife-daylog.
The U, 8. 6th Circuit Court
o f Appeals at Cincinnati act
aside an order o f the U. S.
District Court at Dayton that
granted
Sheppard
freedom
la it year on ground* his con
stitutional rights had been
violated by pru-trial newspa
per publicity.
In return for his work as
chairman of the committee,
Walter A. Jacobus, 73, of
Fraasa presented Harris with
a "Distinguished Service" a- 862 Pasadena, Longwood, died
ward for his leadership in Thursday,
making th* fund - raising
A native o f Elmira, N. Y „
event "a n outstanding suc
he came to Longwood from
cess."
Corning, N, Y . He wss a re
Also receiving a "(listing
uished Service" award was tired farmer and a Methodist.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ralph A. Smith, farmer pres
Ident of the club and past lieut Jae Jacobus, of Longwood;
enant governor, who has been three sons, three daughters,
secretary ot the organisation
three brothers and three sis
for the past 12 years.
ter*.
A special plaque was pre
N iblick Funeral Home, Cas
sented to Dr. John Darby, im selbcrry, is in charge o f ar
mediate past president, for hi* rangements.
leadership of the club during
one of Its "finest years." Fra
asa made the presentation.
Present for the ceremonies
H A Y N E V IL L E , Ala. (U P I )
was Lt. Gov. Ernest Baldwin, — The state w s i expected to
day to rest it* ruse against
ISTANBUL, Turkey ( U P I ) - of Winter Park.
Y early perfect attendance a Ku Klux Klunsmuii charg
Thrce person* died when a
tornado struck Eskisehir in awards were made to many ed with murdering a woman
central Turkey. Two mlraret* Kiwanlans present, with the civil right* worker and aet up
from a mosque war* toppled oldest, Sanford D o u d o c y , another defense attempt to
crack the testimony o f an
and many homes and shops chalking up his 32nd year.
E. D. Kirchhoff, international FBI informer.
were damaged,
State To Rest
Three Killed
In the beautiful
F IF T Y STU D E N T Oviedo High School Band
will upncnr in Concert nl H p.m, this Friday In
the Hcnool auditorium. The proKram, an an
nounced by Band Director Itichard Zcllcy, will
Higginbotham, of
Sanford, a senior at the Uni
During the winter trimester
recently concluded Higginbo
tham was promoted to the
rank o f cadet lieutenant col
onel and was co-ordinator of
bolh Wing I and Wing H of
the AFBOTC.
During the past year he
served as information service
officer for the Wings and was
In chsrge o f publication of the
organisation n e w s p a p e r ,
"W in glips," and all munici
pal media publicity,
A journalism major, Higgin
both am will complete his stud
ies and receive his bachelor
of science degree In August
at the conclusion o f the sum
mer trimester.
The local man was graduated
from Seminole High School in
1961. He was the recipient of a
Kiwanls
scholarship
award
and has maintained a 3.0 aver
age during his four years at
the University of Florida.
Higginbotham Is the son of
Mrs. Dorothy Austin, city edi
tor of The Sanford Herald.
COL. II Iflfi IN BOTHAM
Former Resident
Succumbs At Jax
v
’
A. D. (Jack) Smalley, form
er Sanford resident some 2(1
years ago, died Saturday, May
1, in Jacksonville.
While Lying in Sanford ha
was
manager
of
McCrory'*
and was a member of First
Methodist
Church
and
Rot
ary Club. In Jacksonville, he
was retired as owner-manager
of a hardware store.
Survivors arc his wife, Mrs.
Lcla Smalley, and a son, Ron
nie, both of Jacksonville, and
a daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Hollo
way, of Texas.
Memorial services were con
ducted
in Jacksonville with
Lucian Telford Johnson, 33,
died early Thursday morning burial in Lincolnton, Ga.
at his home, 61 West Concord
Avenue, Orlando.
Born Nov. 9, 1911, in Sanford,
ltoscoc- Martin, operator of
he was the son of the late Mr.
the
"Sugar B ow l" restaurant
and Mrs. Norman R. Johnson.
He had made his home in Or on West 13th Street, died
Thursday in Seminole Memor
lando for some 10 years.
ial Hospital after a short ill
Survivors are a son, Jon
ness. Funeral arrangements
Johnson, of Allendale, S. C\; a
aro in charge of Wilsonsister, Mrs. Margaret Hern
Eichclbcrger Funeral Home.
andez, of Ocala, and a bro
ther, C. W. (P a t) Johnson, ol
Sanford.
Carcy-Hnnd Funeral Home, H ina, h i i i . uui.t iictin ui.
Orlando, is in charge' of ar
ANNA— l-'un--r»l n-rvlc»« tor
Mrs. k » r » flrorcl»nn» Kirk,
rangements. The family re
S1, wh o dlr-l T t in d a y , will
quests that in lieu of flowers,
b« held at t p. in. Haturdap
In the Ctupel *t PatrrhtM
contributions be made to the
Kun.ral Home. lilt N. IvanCancer Clinic In Orlando.
h»e Iloulrvxrd. Orlando.
Sanford Native
Dies A t Orlando
Cafe Owner Dies
Funeral Notice
S im h w Jta
Section of Sanford
feature 10 detections and will Include several fo r
instrumental ensembles and one by the Dixie
land Combo. Tho performance Is open to the
public and tickets will be available at the door.
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F reer E xch an ge Of Influence
W e don’t hear quite so much
these days about the world becom
ing
Americanized— except
when
President De Gaulle get* up to
speak
But if certain things associated
with America — automobiles, re
frigerators. a faster tempo o f life —
are spreading In other countries,
they are not, in the opinion o f one
businessman, so much American as
they are expressions o f a new pros
perity in these lands.
8aid Marion Harper Jr., president
o f Interpublic, a group o f advertis
ing companies, to a recent meeting
o f American and European govern
ment officials:
“ W e should not be surprised to
find that people everywhere would
rather be mobile (behind a wheel)
than tied down; that they would
rather be in touch with sources o f
information and entertainment than
be isolated, and that they would
rather have choices in food, shelter,
clothing and cultural interests thnn
be limited, generation after genera
tion, to basic staples o f subsistence
living."
Moreover, If there has been an
Americanization o f living patterns
and business practices in Europe,
there has also been a Europeaniza
tion at work In America, at least in
the past.
Europe gave this country the bnsic disciplines o f trade, banking, in
surance, as well as the applied sci
ences and much o f the technology o f
manufacturing and agriculture.
In the 19th century, Europeans
invested heavily in American rail
roads and factories— n form o f "co
lonialism" from which we benefited
greatly.
In the days when sailing ships
were the only means o f contact between the two continents, America
and Europe evolved along different
lines. Today, with burgeoning con
sumer markets and a shrinking
globe, these two worlds o f business
are being brought into daily touch
with each other.
What is taking place, then, is an
interchange o f influence, rather
than one nation conforming to the
ways o f another.
The key consideration, in Har
per’s view, is fo r each country to de
velop a flourishing economy thnt
will afford opportunities both to its
own businessmen and those o f oth
er countries to compete in serving
and expanding its markets.
Thought For Today
The K ing Darius wrote all the peo
ples, nations, and languages that
dwell in all the earth: “ Pence be
multiplied to you."— Daniel 6:25.
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You are not going to get pence
with millions o f armed men. The
chnriot o f peace cannot advance ov
er a road littered with cannon.—
David Lloyd George, World W ar I
British Prime Minister.
B arbs
“ But restaurants which use
chlnswars, must deduct 2H
Dick West’s
I would have hated to have
In most states using the
been
a total flop aa a guinea
breath
test,
a
motorist
must
W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) —
pig.
have
a
reading
o
f
at
least
.15
Purely In the Interest of
Golden Rut*.
science, you understand, 1 per cent before he Is presum
"T h ey fa ll to realize that
dropped in at a cocktail party ed to have been driving while
their own pay check depends
being given by the Women’s intoxicated. None of us got
on tha success o f the res
above .07 per cent.
League o f T ra ffic Safety.
taurant.
My own reading was only
Actually, It wasn’t really a
"S o they Ignore our warn
party in the conventional .04, and 1 sort ot fe lt that I
ing about how to handle
sense o f the word. The ladles had let Pavllnxkl down. 1 also
dishes,
were assembled to witness a began to have aome misgiv
"D r. Crane, please repeat
demonstration o f one o f those ings about whether such dem
some o f your advice that you
machines commonly known as onstrations were in the pub
gave at our restaurant con
a "drunkomeler." And they lic Interest.
vention."
Although Intended to show
Invited me to serve as ons o f
Waitresses, you are suppos
that even the "social drink
the
guinea
pigs.
ed to be sales experts, not
poker faced order-takers!
They could not, o f course, e r " Is s menace on the high
United Press International
cents out o f every dollar o f
gross income, Just to make
up fo r such breakage!
"F o r our waitresses, plus
the dishwashers, are often
awkward or careless.
"Soma restaurants are forc
ed to replace 85 per cent of
our coffee cups each year
CASE V-483: Tony P., a g and almost 80 per cent o f the
ed 30, operates a restaurant. saucers!
Aa I was dining with him
"S h iftin g to automatic dishrecently in our Chicago Loop, washers has helped cut down
a tray o f dishes crashed with the breakage that used to
a bang.
occur In the dishpan.
So smile, fo r thnt la the
'T h ere go the profits," one
"But we (till suffer almost
o f the customers sang out, as as much breakage by those first task o f every sole* per
he recited that old adage.
who carry the dishes or clear son or worker who "fro n t*"
l*fo re the public for his comTony winced, doubly.
o ff tha tables.
puny.
"D r.
Crane,"
he
said,
“ And that Isn't all. W e
I f you ara carrying food to
“ many diners dislike the fact have trouble finding realty
a table whose patrons hsve
that the state makes us levy competent waitresses.
a retail sales tag on their
"M any o f tha younger girls already ordered, at least nod
luncheon checks.
are laxy or violator* o f the to the newcomers who have
just sat down nearby and
suy:
"H ello, 'll be with you In s
minute!"
For nothing alienates ru*.
Altamonte Springs
Eaterprtsa
turners faster then to ba Ig
Mrs. Julia Bartas
Mr*. Rltckla Harris
nored!
ooa-toii
000 S834
Then, use rffleiency when
Bear Lake-Forest City
you carry the "to o l*" to the
Mrs. Maryann Miles
new table.
Labs Mara
811-0*7*
Mrs. France* Waster
Bring the ereem with the
au-oott
Casselberry
coffee and save yourself exMrs. Jane Casselberry
tin steps.
Lake Monro#
038-304*
Mrs. B. L. Johnses
And don’t use your greasy
0004700
finger* to reach Insid* s
Chaluots
clean drinking glass!
Loogwoad
Mrs. Joan Mtgta
Mrs. Donna Estes
103-0741
I'lense avoid touching the
000*0017
luiwl end o f teaspoon* with
DeBary
North Orlaado
your fingers. The same goes
Mrs. John Leona
Mrs. Margaret Coeby
068*4000
fur the prongs of a fork.
022-0701
Spoons and forks have han
Deltona
Osteen
dles. Those are to be touched
Mrs. Mildred Beney
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
— not the and that go in the
012-4041
diners mouth.
Geneva
Oviedo
I f you pick up butter pat
Mrs. Jo Ann Hays
Mrs. Evelyn Lundy
ties or doughnuts and sweat
040-4070
001-0100
rolls, use tongs instead e f
your fingers.
This is doubly true if you
also act a i cashier and thus
handle dirty money, which
literally contains millions o f
germs 1
And when you have served
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Sanford, Florida
Friday, May 7, 1965
the dessert, M y the check on
the table at once, fo r many
w a l t k r a. u ia tu w , n o i tow * a o r u s u s a u
busy patrons, tspecU lly at
t'HAVH VULTMLOr. ilreolau-e - ovaeral Haaaaee
P a u l n nooK iM inn
r u k m t a l u a ip ib
tha noon hour, resent waiting
AseoeUte Editor
Advertising Direater
five minutes to catch your
FRED VAS FELT
•ys and gat thalr check.
Managing Editor
WOT
Duma w n x iA a a
Advertising Manager
Send fo r my booklet, “ The
Soclstf Editor
JARIM IH O BIA gE B
New Advertising and Sales
D a m n A v e r ts
Satiates Manager
Psychology," enclosing a long
City Edltee
AUDI WMLLS
stamped,
return
envelope,
©•naif Miter
MssRsalssI l o t .
plus 20 cents. Waitresses ara
S O I. VISCBST
supposed to be star sales peo
Rtatt Phetesrsphsc
ple, so get hep!
Herald Area Correspondents
$m tUi
Pubiuued dally esoept Saturday, Suaday sag Christas*; pah.
lit tied aelurdey proeshdihg Christman
•ttasCMlFTIOS MATH
Meats Delivery
Me week
SEMIBOLE COUNT*
lie s I rear
u e a Seat**
a t* * Meath*
ABA OTBSS MAIL
H IM 1 tsar
a n * sMoth*
t ea • Meathe
LM 1 Meath
©. S Festal RtgaUlleas previdt that aS nth saheerlgtteae he
paid la advance.
uss
real
guinea
demonstration
Experience
piga
ha*
in
a
sort.
person would need a number
shown
that
o f pretty s tiff belts to reach
real guinea plga tend to get
the .16 level,
rather
belligerent
couple o f drinks.
that got around, somcono at
after
I figured
a
The Kinghbcrry “ Andover’* . . . 4 bedroom*, 2'/* bnths,
huge family room, double gnrnge. 1,700 aqunre ^
^ h j j i ^ f e o t o f fine family living for
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that If word o f
any duce a situation something
way. Having ones taken a like tills:
She: "Y ou better watch It,
blood oath to uphold tha code
lluster.
You've got to drive
o f the freeloader, I could
home, yon know."
hardly have done otherwise.
Hu:
"Shucks, I
haven't
Section 8 o f the Freeload
er's Code reads: "N e v e r look even hit .01) y et."
pAvlinskl assured the ladle*,
a g ift bartender in the mar
however, that even though my
tini pitcher."
Lawrence A . T’avllnskl o f breath was below the legal
the Bureau o f Public Roads, limit, my driving skill had
who was In charge o f the nevertheless been Impaired.
demonstration, told us guinea That mado me feel a lot bet
pigs to consume our “ norm sl" ter.
accepted
tha
Invitation
amount. This presented tech
nical difficulties.
The league had enlisted a
police sergeant to operate the
"drunkomeler." Having a po
liceman In tha room can
rauss s
person’s drinking
norm to fluctuate drastically.
Ws did tha best ws could
under the circumstances, and
then ws all went over and
breathsd Into ths machine,
which registered the amount
o f alcohol on our breath.
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Of His Officss f a r Tbs
Estsred he eeeead elaeo mailer tceteosr h , M U s i U s Feet
Ulrica at testers. Fieri*#, ssder u e Act *t Congress ad Marsh.
PRACTICE OF
OPTO M ETRY
t
Grapeville
Florist And
Nursery
Although forewarned that a non-sclentific cocktail party
the party wasn't going to bo might use the Information in
exactly a swinging affair, I the wrong way. It could pro
(Always writs to Dr.
Crass is care of this nssrspiper, eacloelag • Isng
stamped, addressed envel
op* and 20 resM to cover
typing sad printing coat*
when you send for ons of
hi* booklets.)
The Herald la a member at U s Caned Frees whieh Is **•
titled saelsaively is U s nee far rsynhUsattes i t i l l the leeel
newe prleted Is this aawapegsr.
He sort ot say malartat. ssws *r ASeorumag. .r u ic edl ti
er The r•safer#
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rlttsa yermleatea at—u * [yetushar
eat
r ----- ■ of The Herald- Any
tadlvtdaal er ----firm reepuaiihie ter such rogroaaetlea wiu he
laneidered ns letnoging un The Usratd'a sogyrighl and wul he
held liable Ms da mages nsdsr tae u v ,
One thing you can always
borrow but never pay b a c k trouble.
to passage o f this The hospital insurance w ill ba
measure he has fought for so financed by compulsory In
long.
creases in social security pay
Only Republican Senator ments by both employer and
Carl Curtis o f Nebraska was employe.
still In there fighting. Would
The total 86 billion addi
not rich old people who can tion to social security bene
well afford to pay their med fits, if and *hen passed, w ill
ical bills receive help they mark the largest extension
don’t need under medicare, o f the system to date, ra ilin g
Curtis wanted to know? Yes, legitlmata questions aa to
Secretary Celebreete admit whether so large a step la
ted. But by popular agree possible without weakening
ment the social security sys the fiscal Integrity o f tha
tem was set up that way 30 Social Security atructur*. Tha
years ago, to apply to poor strangest assurance that it la
and rich alike.
comes from the conservative
The percentage o f rich Cnngressmnn from Arkansas,
people among tha l!) million Wilbur Mills, who heads tha
elderly Americans who will llousu ways and means com
immediately benefit w h e n mittee and who steadfastly
medicare become* law, Cele- opposed medicare fo r years
breeze argued, Is too small to until he reshaped ths blit
matter.
along what ha c o n s i d e r s
As now written th* medl- sound financial lines.
rare bill would qualify per
Today Mills says that tha
haps 10 million Americans hospital insurance plan fo r
over 65 fo r immediate hos the elderly has been set up
pital benefits.
with surh caution It may ba
Doctors,
both
fo r
and "over-financed" and ao pos
against the plan, quake at sible o f downward revision o f
the uncertainties this will ere- the rates later.
ate In the hospital world.
Only tlm* will tell the net
effect.
One difference to the 10
million affected will be that
In addition to hospital rare,
roughly 80 per cent of physi
rOTTED PLANTS
cians' and surgeons' fee* can
FOR MOTHERS DAY
also be covered by aubscrihing to a voluntary program
ALSO
provided in the bill as passed
G A R D E N IA S
by the House. This would
IN BLOOM)
cost the individual subscrib
0221 Grapsvllls Ava.
er f3 per month, the govern
022-0800
ment sharing In the expense.
way, it also showed that a
this
of
LOO I Meath
a m i.
The government Is receiv
ing hundreds o f claims for
homeiteadirg a n d
mining
land grants on the moon. Too
bad, chum*. Present law* re
quire six months' residence
before claims can be filed,
e
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T h e L igh ter Side
W orry C linic
Dy Mail
lie Week
W A S H IN G T O N — Tha out onrllrd
look now Is fo r s “ medicare"
program o f hospital aid for
the elderly to become law by
Independence Day.
The House o f Representa
tives, previously th# obstacle
to this controversial plan, f i
nally approved the President’s
proposed bill. Virginia Sen
ator H arry Byrd'* powerful
finance committee b e g a n
hearings on the House-passed
measure in a spirit o f ponce
and goodwill unmatched in
the years o f struggle over
medicare.
A fter
various
witnesses
have spoken their pieces for
the record, Senators expect
the medicare bill to receive a
favorable vote, one* the de
bate on tha pending voting
rights bill Is out o f the way.
In the first day o f Senate
hearing* on medicare, Sen
ator Ilyrd had no question*
to put to W elfer# Secretary
Anthony Celebreeie at the
conclusion o f
hi* lengthy
testimony. Byrd appeared rec*
^ M O K IM G *
Dr. Crane’s
A cheery smile is one of
the asset* of every wait,
rcoe, but there are several
other bssle characteristics,
too. For waitresses are sapposed to be star aalea firls.
But many of them are
poker faced and thoughtlea about proper hygiene.
So atady the tip* for wait
resses listed below.
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Including Contact Lasses
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Worahlp Sanrloa — U :M A
Wednesday Nlsht
Prayer Sorvleo
lilt s
a d v e n t is t
e w a r iT
F IR gT BAPTIST CHURCH
l i t Park Avenue
F. R. chance
---Pastor
Morning Worship _ 1:11 a m.
Sunday School —— 1:41 a. m.
Morning W orahlp
11:44 a m.
Training Union
(:to p. m.
Evening Worship - 1:41 p m.
W oA Prnyar Service T ill a m.
a l l ia n c e c h u r c h
1411 Park A v a at 14th
SL
Rev. Clifford E. Karrod, Pastor
Sunday School ----- 1:11 a m.
Worship service _ 11:00 a m.
Evening Worship — 1:11 A «a
A lliance Youth
Fellowship (Tuan) M l p. « I Wad)
Prayer Sorvleo -----T ill P- R
PINECREST ASSEMBLY
OP OOD CHURCH
Cor. tltk and Elm
K. M. Wilder —--------- Paator
Sunday School —
1:11 a m.
Morning Worship — 11:14 a. m.
Evening Worship — 1:14 a m.
Youth Sorv. (Sun.) , 4:01 p. m.
Mld-Wssk Serv. (Wsd.) _ T ill
A
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' CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor. Ilth SL * Oak Ava.
Ball Smith — ________ Paater
Rnhday School ----- 1:41 a m.
Morning Worship — tin # a m.
Training Uunlon — H4I A « •
Evening Barvlea —
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Sunday
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Sunday
Evening Worship — T ill P- m,
Wsdnssdsy
Praysr Ssrvlea —
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PINECREST BAPTIST
CHURCH
Onorn Road
Morning Worship . 11:41 A m.
Pundsr School ------ 1:41 a m.
Training U n ion ---- S ill p. m.
Evening Worship — 1:10 A m.
Wsd. Offlosrs A Tsachera
M astin g--------------4:10 p. ra
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Hvnngollslla Borvlea 1:11 p. m.
Wed. Prayer Meet — 1:01 p- m.
Rill S tep h en s------------ '••.I® '
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X oiotberis thoughts
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HOLT CROSS
411 A Park A v a
Holy Communion .... 1:11
Family Service and
Sunday School
|;M
Morning Prayer
CFirst Sunday —
Maly Communloa 11.44
a
m.
a
m.
a
m.
Free Methodist
PEER METHODIST CHURCH
Coraer 4th St. and Laurel A v a
Rev. L H. Kelley ____ Peat or
Telephone) Stl-T*ll
Sunday School _
1:41 A m.
Morning Worihlp _ . 11:41 a m.
Evening Worihlp _ 7:04 p. m.
W eA Prayer Service 1:11 p. m.
Church O f Christ
CHURCH OF CHRIST
t i l l Park Avenue
Bert Brown . .....n ■ Evangelist
Sunday
Bible study
11:00 a m.
Morning Warship — 11:00 a m.
Evening Service — 1:10 a m.
Sts "Herald of Truth” 1 p . m .
■unday on Channel 1
Tuesday
Ladles Blblo Cl see - 0:10 a. m.
Men's Clasa —
1:10 p. m.
Wsdnssdsy
Bible clasa ——
T :ll p. m.
Lutheran
IR B
LUTRRRAN CHURCH
.
M M A Orlando Drive
Hwy. 11*11)
SaeforA Florida
I t l 'T I l t
Tha Rev. 1. Oordoa f a i r s
Pastor
Sunday School ____ 1:11 a m.
Morning W orahlp
H i l l a m.
Communion—First Sunday in
Each Month
Kindergarten and Muraary
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Osntvn
Ralph Brewer Jr.
Evangelist
Bible School -------1:10 a. m.
Morning Worship — 1:10 n. m.
E snlng Worship — l;S I p. m.
W eA Prayer Servloo 1:10 p. ra
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
THR REDEEMER
111 W. IItk Pisco
"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour'' nnd TV *Thla la tha
Life"
Herbert W. floerta
Factor
Sunday School
1:11 A m.
Worihlp Service — 11:11 a m.
Kindergarten and Nursery
FAOLA CHURCH Ob CHRIST
Highway I I West
Morris Ruby — . Evangelist
Bible Clsss —
I0:oo a. m.
Morning Worship _ 11:01 a m.
Evening Worship — 1:00 p. m.
Bible Classes WeA - 1:11 p. m-
Christian Science
FIRST C H U R C H OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
100 Esst Second Street
Sunday Marvlre A
Sunday School . . . _ 11:00 a. m.
Mubjeot: "Adam nnd Fallen
Man”
Wednesday Service . n;00 p. m.
Hr.ding Room! 101 W. Klret
Woowdayo: 10:10 a.m— 4:10 p m.
Methodist
ClfUIICll OF OOD
Sind A French
1. II. A lf o r d __________Paelor
Sunday School _— 0:46 a m.
Morning Worahlp — 11:44 a. m.
Kvangellillo Serv. .... 7:00 p. m.
Family Night Service
Y. P. K. W a d .____1:10 p. m.
O f TEEN BAPTIST CIIUIICII
HWY. 411
l'h. I l l ' l l Id
Rev. Josh L o n g ------- Pastor
Sunday S ch ool-----14:14 »■ m.
Mornlns Sorvleo — 11:60 a m.
Training Union —
4:10 p. m.
Evening Service — T130 p. m.
Wsdnssdsy Heatings:
organisations — Ills p. m.
Prayer — ........ — li* * P- *a
C h o ir_____________ 1:10 P. ra
o f noD
OF PROPHECY
1600 Etm Avonuo
ROV. Robert WSteh — _ Paelor
Sunday School _ _ _ 0:41 a. m.
Worahlp Service _ lo:4l a. m.
K ngellstlo Serv. — TiSS p. m.
Tuedayt
Bible T ra in in g -----1:46 p. m.
Thuradayi
Young Paoplo Sorvleo 1:41 p.m.
VIRBT SOUTHERN
WKTHODirT CHURCH
Woman's Club Rulldlns
141 Oak A v a
Durward H. Knight J r, Paata*
Sunday School ____ 1:41 a ra.
Epworth League _ _ 4 no p. m.
Worihlp Service ___ 1:14 p. m.
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Nazarene
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FIRST CHURCH
OF THE NASARENE
W. Ind B l nt Mapla Avo.
Paul Blckos __________ Paater
Sunday School —
1:41 a m.
Morning W orahlp__t e l l a m.
Youth Hour _ _ _ _ 1:01 a m.
Xvangelletld Servian T ill p, ra. ‘
Mid-Week
Sorvleo (Wed.) — IN * p. ra
Third Sunday
Siagnstratie* w
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OP THE NAZARENE
Lake Mary, PI a
,
Rev. W. L HolcombA Pastor
Sunday
1:41 A ra ____ Bible School
}t:00 A m. m Morning Worihlp
1:00 p. ra _ Evening lervlce
1:01 A m . — W eA Mid-Week
Prayer Service!
1:11 p. m. _ Last W eA Ml##,
loaary Servloo
.
Pentecostal
FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH OP LONOWOOD
111 Orangp Street
Rev. E. Ruth (Irani — Paatop
Sunday School---- „ 10:11 a ra.
Morning W o rih lp _11 til a m,
Sunday Evening __ 1:11 p. m.
Wed. Bible Study « T:l» p, m.
Conquerors Meeting
Friday ,
f i l l p. m.
FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH
111 Park A va
Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, Faatar
Morning Worahlp — 1:11 p. m.
Sunday School ----- 1:41 a m.
Morning Worahlp — 11:11 a ra
M TP Meetings — A l l a p a (intermediate, lanlor)
Rvealng Worahlp „ 1:11 a m.
Church O f God
OAKLAW N BAPTIST CHUIICH
1141 Country Club Itoed
gponaorsd by First Baptist
Church
Rev. R. T. l l » r r e l t -----Pastor
Sunday S c h o o l---- 1:46 a. m.
Worahlp Service — 11 iM a. m.
Training U n io n ---- S ill A >».
Evening Worahlp — 1:10 p. m,
W eA Prayer Serv, — T ill p. ra
M T F _______________4:14 p, n>.
T r. Leroy D. Soper, Rector
There is onty one way: to he eoangMaa n d steadfast, and tn a t la f t * vie*
dam end mercy o f God!
This little girl, my own daughter, does not know what trembles my heart She
Is not afraid of tomorrow. . . not yet! Through the Church she will learn the ways
o f the Lord and how to live a truly Christian life. Through prayer may God help
me set tn example for my daughter.. . teaching me to put my trust, yes, mj eery
life into His hands, no matter what the fatese might have ia atoce for uel
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
HOT B. Sanford A v a
R. Vornon Fuller
Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a ra
Morning Worahlp - 11:01 a m.
CH m s T METHODIST
CHURCH
Punland Kiteiee
Citrue Helshto
Her. Cherlee & H o fr _ Paste*
Church School _ _ 1:41 a m.
Morning Worihlp — 11:04 a. in.
Kve. W u rah lp___ 1:10 p. m.
Wed. Prayer Berries T :lt pm.
Atomic bombs darken oar lUee. . . jmtEohdrrefuHout thmfem unborn|eas»tim e... them Is strife, unmet, gveawtr Inmany p»rts of theworld! Hbwear.wa
Isas the futon with mwifU—** vrfaen !»««»—« ny studs at the w | brisk ef
destruction?
ELDER SPRINOB BAPTIST
Old Orlando Rd. at Haatsr A v a
B. Hamilton Orirfln — Pastor
Sunday School
1:41 a m.
Morning Worship — 11:00 a m.
Training Union —. (:lo a *a
Evening Worihlp — T ilt p. m.
Christian
Assembly O f God
church
Church Street, L o h i w m I
Vr. Cherlee W. Stewart, Jr.
Viter
Alliance
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY
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Episcopal
Baptist
Adventist
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Presbyterian
GENEVA METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. W. E. T im m s___ Paatop
Sunday School
A l l a. m.
Morning Services
11:40 a m.
Choir Practice Wad. 1:11 a m.
Every Onh Welcome.
. FIRST PRES BYTE K1AH
CHURCH
Sanford, FI a
Oak Ava. A Ird It.
flroper C. Sewell Jr, __ Paatop
Edgar W. Smltk Jr. Aatlatant
Peat or
Church School___ _ 1 :4| a m,
Beeatoa Heett
11:41 a m.
Horning Worihlp _ 11 i l l a m.
Pioneer Fellowehlp „ 1:41 a m.
Senior HI Foltowablp 1:00 a m.
Evening Worihlp __ 1:11 a m.
W eA Prayer Hooting T:oi a ra
ORACE METHODIST CHURCH
Onorn Rd, at Woodland Avo,
Rev. John H. Hire* Jr., Pnalor
Church School
1:11 a m.
Morning Worship — 11:11 a m.
M T P -------- ------- t i l l A A
COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN
t i l l South Orlando Drlvo
Thomas H. Makln —_ Pastor
Worahlp .... 1:11 a i a
Chur eh School _ _ 10:44 a i a
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The Following Sponsors Make ThiB Church Notice And Directory Page Possible
GREGORY LUM BER
o f Sanford
A R T BROW N
PE S T CONTROL
C E L E R Y C IT Y
P R IN T IN G CO., INC.
C H ELSEA T IT L E A N D
G U A R A N T Y CO.
119 W. First, Sanford
B E T T Y CASS
Insuranca
Hwy. 17*92, Casselberry, Fla.
H O LLE R MOTOR S A LE S CO.
and S ta ff
N E LSO N & CO., INC.
Oviedo, Florida
H A R R E L L ft B E V E R L Y
AU TO M O TIVE
209 W. 26th S t, Sanford
HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
Hwy, 17*92, Sanford
SEM INO LE LODGE
Nursing ft Convalescence Residence
300 South B iy Ave., Sanford, Fla.
B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, INC.
SOI W. le t. St., Sanford
COM M U NICATIO NS W ORKERS o f
A M E R IC A
Southern Bell Telephone Employees
Local No. 3108
K ILG O RE SEED C O M PA N Y
1400 W . le t. St., Sanford
L E E BROTHERS
Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning
PE R FE C TIO N
D A IR IE S
8TRICKLAND.M ORRISON, INC.
and S ta ff
W1LSON-EICHELBURGER
M O R TU A R Y
E ubI cb L Wilaon and S ta ff
W ILSO N -M A IE R FU R N ITU R E C a
Mr. and M ri. A1 W iiion
L . D. P L A N T E . INC.
Oviedo, Florida
STATE FARM INSURANCE
81avia, Florida
PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO.
J. M>
and S ta ff
FOOD F A IR STORES, INC.
Robert Sulouff and Employees
H IL L LU M B E R ft H A R D W A R E CO.
Jimmy Crappe and Employees
P U B L IX M A R K E TS
and Employee!
ROSE A N D W IL K 'S R E S T A U R A N T
Roee ft Wilks Bowmen ft Employees
BAPTIST
ML Zion Hlsslanarp Baptlat, Blpta Ava
New
Ml.
Calvary
Missionary
Baptlat
111! W. Ilth BL
New Salem Primitive Baptlat Churah.
U H W. Ilth BL
New ML Slab Baptist Chnreh, i l l s peer Ava
Oaklawa Baptist Chapel, 1141 W. n th at.
Oitaea Baatlat Church
Plntcrasl Baptlat Church. I l l W. Onora H4.
Prairie Labs Baptlat Church, Rldgs Rd,
Fsra Park
Pragraas Missionary Baptist Churah. Midway
Second Phllah Missionary Baptist Church,
Ninth B Hickory
BL Jsmsa Missionary Baptlat Church its.
R A I I I Ostaaa
BL Paul Miatlshiry Baptist Church. Ith Bt.
BL Mattbawa Missionary Baptlat Church
Ceusaa Heights
BL Jshn'i Hlasleaary BapUal Church.
I l l Cypress IL
Tampin BapUat Churah, Palm Bprtags M ,
A Its men it Bprlnga
Weeulda Mletlonary Baptist Churah,
4 1 A H illy Ava.
Blah Hop* BapUat Churah, T il Orange Ava
Bt.
Ana's
Catholic
Church,
Psrshlag
1*1act, UeDary
SL Mary Magdalene Calholla Church, Malt*
land Ava. Altamonte Bprlnga
A . D U D A ft SONS, INC.
STENSTROM R E A L T Y
Herb Stenitrom and S ta ff
COBIA BOATS
Southim Fib erglM i Product!, lac.
Harold SUma and Em ployed
J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y
C. L . Robinson and S ta ff
LIG G E T T R E X A L L DRUG
Gordon Kellett
and Employees
T H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO.
Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland
SANFO RD A T L A N T IC
‘
N A T IO N A L B A N K
Howard H. Hodge* and S ta ff
Companid
Irvin g L Pryor and S ta ff
SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
John Dunn and Staff
BOB'S R E S T A U R A N T
Bob and Eatdlld McCalliater
Hwy. 17*92, Sanford, Fla.
ft
W IN N D IX IE STORES
and Em ployed
■SEMINOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORY—
Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo
Casual Bsptlal Church, t i l l Oak Ava.
Chuluaie First Baptist Church
Chuluots Bsptlal Million
Rider Ppriaga Baptist Church,
• I I Lehman B4
First Baptist Church, I I I Park A t *.
Friendship Hnpllet Church at
BL 4M. Altaaaoate Springs
F u el BapUni Church
e l DeiBnrg
__________
R lrtt Baptist Ch
knrah nf Oeaava
P in t Baptist Obnreb s f Lab* Ksry
First Baptist Church « t Lake Monroe
First Baptist Cbnrsh s i Langwost, cur.
Che rob A Oraat
First Baptist Churah M Ovlada
First BaMlal Churah M Ban Ig n is Bprtags
First Shiloh Miesissary Paptlai Church,
t i l l W. llth Bt.
Forest Oily Baptist Church
Fountain Hon* Baptist Churah, Ovlida
Lav* fa atbara Baptist MUatas, chuluata
M lulaaary
BsptUt Church North
Kaiarprla*
ils* Baptlat Churah
bSMoala
Oak urn BA Ontat*
Horsing
alary Baptlat
Baptist Church,
Churah, <Oanava Hwy.
____
lag alary
ML Ollvs Missionary Baptist Church, Ban
U s d s Springs B A , U a gw oed
/
Oak Ava.
Roman Cathslle Haas, Sperlsman'a IClub,
Chuluata
CHRISTIAN
First Christian Church, l t t l A Banter! Ava.
congregational Christian Chnreh,
1401 Fork Avo.
Northildo Christies Chureh, F t n f I * *
Haven D r, Maitland
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Church
Chureh
Chureh
Churah
of
of
of
at
Christ, t i l l A Park Av*.
Chrlit, Oenavn
ChrleL Longwood
Christ, Peal*
CHURCH O F M B
Chureh
Church
Chureh
Church
at
at
of
*1
OeA
OsA
OeA
On!
••• Hickory
U H a Breath
Ovistf*
Ml mine. Baterprlao
BP1BCOPAL
All Bsluta 1.
A f| 4 KltiTPflftft
Chriet Eplaeopal Churah, Langvaa*
A ll Balnta EpiteapaL Ratarprlaa
Maly Cross BpUaspei, Park Ava. » l tth
LUTHERAN
P satn
Wooityan
w. *t Paula
Msthsdlst,
ML
dd
Aactnslon
Lutheran Chnreh, Over break
Dr.. Caastlberry
flood Shepherd United U U o rn ,
1144 a Orlande Or.
Lutheran Churok at the Redeemor,
l t i W. Ilth Pisan
Meoaloh Lutheran Churah, Amerlaea Ltglan
Hall, Fralrla Lake, Farm Park
PL Lukes Lutheran Church, BL *14 Blavla
BL Jama* A.M B , Bastard A v a
■ l Mary's A.M.R. Chureh BL BL d ll Osteen
BL Pnnr* Me the dial C h n r e h Oeteea
R A Enterprle*
Stafford MtmerUI MtthedUt C b n r s h
a DeBary
MBTHODIBT
Barnatt Htmartal Metkedlst Churah, H.
DtBary Ava, Be ter » r lea
Hear Lake Msthsdlst Chars*
Bethel A S K. Church, Canaan Hetghta
Caaatlbarry Oommnnlty Melhodtst Churah,
Hwy. 11*11 B Finny Ridge Rd, cssaalharry
DeBary Community Ha thadim Churah W.
Htghtaada, DaBarr
Christ Matbadlat Chareh
Bualaad a * " 1* *
P in t Mathellet Chureh, dtp Park Ava,
P in t Methodist churah at Ovlada
First Bouthsrn Mathodtat Churah
Woman's ash H I Onh Av a
F ro* Methodist Churah. H I W. I t * BL
P in t
a ran* Methodist Chareh. O s a r * __
Oraat Chapal A M R. Chureh, Ovlada
Oakgrava HothodUt Churah. Ovlada
Ooiios Mathodiat Church
NASARBNH
Churah
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U*
Naaarsaa,
Fera*1 p m SI* Churah * f
tha Nm
crBri.a Hd, Fora Park
Luka Mary Churah at tha Naaareaa
W.
u m
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PRBBBYT8RIAM
community Fr**bytarl*n Churah, U k c Mary
First
FraahytartM
Churah, Osh A v a
a Ird BL
Firat prasbytarU* Chareh. Caaaalb*rry
P in t
Pres by tartan chnreh nl DeBary,
R. Highland
Presbyterian Churah nl The Cannes I
i r n a orlnnd* Dr.
BL Aadnwn Praabytartna Church
• H I a w Luka Baud
U paste Camassalty Praahytartan
Upsale
feetmlalster Praabytarta* Chareh, HawsU
Waatmli
Park, NL 4M
J
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IB TENTH D AT ADYBNTTBT
Fersat Lake lavesth-day Advaatlat Chureh.
Hwy. ttl. Forest City
Beveath'day Adveatlet church, Maitland —
Ava, Alumaata Iprings
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Beveath'day Advaatlat chureh.
Benuth B aim
. . . . . M OTHER CHURCHEB
Allah's AJAR. Church. Oliva A Ilth
Chareh af Ood la ChrleL Ovlada
CbulusU Community Churah
Church sf Oad of Frophacy. H IT Elm Ava.
Churah af Ood Missies. Eater prise
Chknih a f Jasaa Chrlat a f Latter Day
Balat* t i l l Parh A v a
Cemmualty Chapal, Altama*ta Springs
kaetern Orthodea Chareh. BL Johns Cbrywetam Chapal, Hwy. l l - i i , yarn Park
Congregation Bath Israel. Ilth A Magnolia _
W I H i T m . * ' cfcrl,t* d*laatUL
ft
Klntdam 1UU af Jahavah'* Witness
! ! * ' * • ° * lt* I H I W. Third i t
Chareh o f Longwood
Full Oaapat Tabernacle t i l l Country Club
“ !* 0*1va Holiness Church, Oak Hill
R A Oeteea
r u s e m t Assembly * f OcA Ilth A Elm
•♦■Jafd AJHanes Chnreh. t i l l S. Park A v a
ss?k
?a a a fti."
Tha. anlvnllah Army, I I I R
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tad EL
Unity Chareh nf Be a far A IM B. tat I I
�Rebel Forces Given Ultimatum B y Junta
Seminole County
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“The Nile of America”
S a n f o r d S b r a lfr
Phong 822-2611
Zap Code 82771
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SAN TO
W E A T H E R : Sunday 88-57; partly cloudy thru Tuesday, IdRh in upper 80a; low tonight in 60s.
e lo ^
N o matter what you call
them they (till don't like It.
A few yea n ago we called
them “ old folk*." Then they
were referred to aa “ elderly."
Now , the “ aenlor cltiiena" tag
ha* been applied.
Thi* la “ Senior Cltitens
Month” and a reporter, lookins fo r some people who
m ight fall into that category,
ran into trouble. Everyone !■
in the Fepsi generation.
“ Don't call me," on* indig
nantly replied. “ Call Mr*. Soand-So up the road, she'* a lot
elder than 1 am."
The government applies the
“ senior citizens" label to most
anyone o f retirement age . . .
and that is only 05. We have
to admit that 65 is pretty
young.
The closer w* get to 65 the
younger it seems.
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“ Be
Kind
To
Animals
W eek" just didn't register
with some o f our people her*
in Sanford.
A wav* o f dog poisonings
has been reported In the Loch
Arbor area. Now, Mrs. P. D.
Scott in the M ayfair section
calls to tell that her registerel
Dnlmotion has been the victim
o f a poisoner.
Pet poisoning, w * believe,
la a very low crime.
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Bob Thomas, Seminole Coun
ty attendance (truant) o ff!
ecr, concurs wholeheartedly
with that Illinois solon who in
troduced a bill allowing school
teachers to “ whale the heck"
out o f recalcitrant students
who gives the teachers a hard
time. “ We ought to pass that
kind o f law In Florida," say*
B oh.-*"
s e e
Wednesday is*the last day
to make reservation! fo r the
Seminole High School A ll
Sports Banquet to be held
M ay 17. Seating is limited fo r
the sports fans’ chance to
honor Seminole athletes, so
call Athlstic Director Fred
Ganas at the school today and
make your reservation. Tickets
are nominal. Guest speaker
fo r the occasion, at which
time trophies will be present
ed to the outstanding athletes,
is Floyd Lay, executive secre
tary o f the Florida High
School Activities Association.
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Mode Kalman o f Seminole
High School anl her instruc
tor, Don Reynolds, have been
selected to attend the second
annual Florida Junior Science,
Engineering and Humanities
Symposium at the U nivenity
o f Florida this week.
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B ig Question: Why are the
county's voting machines still
Impounded by Circuit Court
when the Swofford-Pope elec
tion suit was settled long ago T
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Signs o f the times: W e no
longer have time to love our
neighbor; we're too busy try
ing to keep up with them, or
a little ahead.
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Adult swimming classes will
he held at the municipal
swimming pool on Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday from
6*30 to ll'SO mM. Mrs. F. D.
Scott will conduct the classes
and there is no age limit
(senior dtisena welcome),
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Major
league
baseball
scouts are really interested
in Oviedo's Jim Courier. But
it is rumored that Jim will
go to college instead.
Man Commits
VOL. 57
United Press Leased Wire
M ONDAY, M A Y 10, 1965
SANFORD,
Billion Dollar mwA
Spending Bill
T ra ffic Toll
Near Complete
FLO R ID A
NO.
186
Allies Step Up
War Against
N. Viet Nam
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TALLAHASSEE (U P I) —
A
House-Senste
conference
committee completed work
today ea a 11.1 billion gen
eral appropriations b i l l .
This ts $7 million more than
even the general Senate-Ap
proved measure included
and the drafters said H can
easily ba financed without
new taxes.
T A L A H A S S E E (U P I ) —
House and Senate conferees
went beck to work today in
tha marathon tug-of-war to
iron out the differences in the
billlon-dollar general approp
riations bill.
The eessions are being held
behind closed and locked
doors, and non* o f tha tegis
lators is talking axeept in
genera) terms.
Two husky pages are guard
ing aaeh aid* o f tha hearing
room door, with tha keys
hanging from the ksyhola and
anyone who approaches is told
“ you can't go in" and a warn
ing hand reaches fo r the key.
House chairman J. J. Griff i a j r < e f Osceola, said before
work resumed at 8:30 a.m. he
is optimistic o f finishing tO'
day.
“ Things are going smooth
ly," ha tald. “ Thia is a very
cooperative group, but there
are a few rough spots."
O PTIM IS T IC
Sen. Ed Price, Bradenton,
was avan more optimistic. He
said there was a chance o f
finishing the negotiating Job
early today.
The group met from 10 a.m.
Sunday until midnight with
two hours o ff fo r meats. Sen.
Wilson Carraway, Tallahas
see cut short a weekend
junket to Key West, flying
back to attend the conference.
The bills tha two houses
passed independently era only
a few million dollari apart in
money— but tha differences in
whst the money goes fo r is
much greater.
Both houses must pass tha
identical bill fo r It to become
law,
F IN A L B IL L
The final bill recommended
by the 10-member conference
committee probably will be
taken up by the full Legisla
ture.
It alwaye has been done
thin way, although It is not
mandatory.
I f on* o r both houses don’t
like the compromise, the com
mittee can be ordered to go
back and try again, or the pre
aiding officers could nama a
new committee.
The final measure, i f tradi
tion ia followed, w ill be In the
vicinity o f tha Renata bill—
11.093 billion rather than tha
less general House version o f
11.80 billion. I t could go even
higher i f tha conferees recom
mend it.
One big difference in tha
two bills Is in school textbook
funds.
The Renata put In $12.7 mil
lion and the House only |10
million.
Beauty Queen
Believed Dead
OCEAN C IT Y , Md. (U P I) —
Nancy Carol# Tyler, the onetime twenty queen who be
came e key figure in the Bob
by B ik er c u e , w u missing
and presumed deed today In
the crash o f a small plane la
the Atlantic about 200 yards
offshore from Baker's luxury
motel.
TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) At Ira st nine people were
kilted in highway mishaps
this weekend, including four
in one wreck in North Florida,
the Highway Patrol said.
SAIG O N
PAN AM A C ITY (U P I) Three Alabama men were
held today in connection with
an investigation o f counterfeit
money that was circulated in
liquor stores here.
Show Opens
N E W YO R K (U P I) - The
Florida citrus water ski show
opened at the New York
World's Fair tills weekend be
fore capacity audiences. Gov.
Haydon Burns opened the
show Saturday.
K in g Back
SELMA, Ala. (U P I) - Dr.
Martin Luther King returned
to Alabama today to lay new
plans for his four-month-old
voter registration drive that
has left three persons deni
and hundreds Injured,
Showdown
“T R A F F IC H A Z A R D " in the term applied to
this DAIt mnrker on the site o f old Fort Mellen
(sic) ut Mellonville Avenue and Second Street.
City Commission will be asked to decide tonight.
DAR To Protest
Marker Change
WASHINGTON *, (UPI)—The
Senate, in Its 13th day o f de
bate on the administration's
A request to remove the
voting rights bill, worked to granite monument at llic cor
day towards a showdown, on
ner o f Mellonvilla Avenue snd
the proposal to ban all
Second Street which marks
and local poll taxas.
Spy Jailed
L O N D tH T (U P I) — Aviation
Ministry rochets expert Frank
Clifton B oisird was sentenced
today to 21 years in prison
when he pleaded guilty to sell
ing a missile secret to Rus
sia for $14,000.
Simmering Crisis
LONDON (U P I) NATO
ministers today discussed the
still simmering Cyprus crisis
as they assembled for a re
view o f the alliance In an at
mosphere
of
apprehension
over possible disruptive ac
tions by France.
Body Found
ST. PETERSBURG ( U P I ) The body o f a Tampa man, STyear-old James Colwell, was
found floating in Tampa Bay
by two boys who were fish
ing. Colwell disappeared last
Thursday when his fishing
boat overturned.
Main Guest
WASHINGTON
(U P I )
—
Prinress Braedikta, of Den
mark, was to be the guest of
honor at a White House tea
given by Lynda Bird Johnson,
t h e President’s 21-year-old
daughter. The princess arriv
ed here Sunday for a four-day
private visit.
(U P I ) — Waves
o f American and South Viet-
Three Arrested
the 4 lte o f old Fort Mellen
(original spelling) will be con
sidered by Sanford City Com
missioners at Cily Hall at H
p-m. tonight.
Dr. A. W. Epps Jr, has
termed the marker a traffic
hazard that obscures the line
of vision and requested that
it be removed.
The marker was erected by
Oviedoan Slain,
Three Men Held
Three Titusville men have
been charged in the fatal
shooting Saturday of Moses
Jackson, 45, and the wounding
of Ander James Ctshe, 49,
both o f Oviedo, it was learned
here today.
The Brevard County trio was
identified as George Reed Scobie, 23, Charles Cirark, 20, and
Richard While, 21.
The trio claim they gave the
ride “ partly for kicks" and
partly for robbery. The fatal
shot was fired when Jackson
resisted as a gun was pulled
on him In a palmetto thicket
near the old Tltusville-Sanford
Road, about 300 yards from
the main highway.
Pope Receives
VATIC AN C IT Y (U P I) Pope Paul VI today received
PLASTIC BAG
In private audience Rev. Thco
MIAMI (U P I) - Police said dore Foley, the American supe
that the suffocation daath of a rior general of the Passlonlst
two-year-old boy waa due to fathers, and members o f the
plastic bag.
Orders General Curia.
the Sallle Harrison Chapter of
Hip Daughters of the Am eri
can Revolution. The inscrip
tion. on the face o f (lie monu
ment reads:
“ Site of Fort Mellen, for
merly 'Camp Fanning, where
on February 8, 1830, during
cne nf the fiercest bsttles of
the Seminole Wars, Captain
(Charles) Mellen, command
ant, was killed in an attack
(il 400 braves led by King
Philip and Coacoochee. Erect
ed by the Sallie Harrison
Chapter, D A R ."
In memory of the heroic
commandant, Hie fort was re
named “ Fort Mellen" and
Sanford originally wts called
"M ollenville," S o m e h o w ,
through the years, the spelling
was changed
to
“ Mellonv llle " and the name of the
city later changed and named
after Gen. Henry Shelden
Sanford, who was responsible
primarily for settling and col
onizing the area.
“ We certainly will protest
any such move to do away
with this historic marker. We
do not agree that It is a haz
ard,” Mrs. R. E. True, presi
dent of the DAR, said today.
She said that a delegation
from her organization will be
present at the City Commis
sion meeting tonight.
DOMINGO.
Dom-
namesr fighter.bonihers step
ped up the air war against
North V iet Nam today with a
series o f round-the-clock raids
against transportation targeta
in Communist territory.
On the ground, Communist
guerrillas killed one U. S.
adviser and wounded two
othera Sunday In what was
described a* an “ intense en
gagement" 25 miles northwest
o f Saigon.
Two other American sol*
dlers Here wounded in a
nearby relutcd action and an
other was slightly hurt in a
separate
action
about 65
miles northwpst o f here.
A U. S. military spokesman
also reported that Viet Cong
troops “ continued harrasslng
activities'' Sunday night in
the Hal Yen region o f An
Xuyen Province, about 100
milcR south of Saigon,
Ilai Yen Is the headquart
ers of tha fame “ Sea Swal
Jowi," , a foqn trr j go errIUp
oatul o f ,wlij^ona^oSlow*ra
commanded h r tha “ fighting
father," Roman Catholic Rev.
Nguyen Lac Hoa.
Early today, guerrillas ov
er-ran an outpost at At Sonsn,
about 46 miles southwest o f
Saigon.
Thirteen government sol
diers Were killed, s e v e n
wounded and four w tr* miss
ing.
An American m i l i t a r y
s|Kikeaman auld 72 South
Vietnamese planes rained DO
tons o f bomba on five Com
munist bridges, knocking out
spans on four o f them.
The
strikes
followed
a
night-long string o f aerial aakuulta by 28 jets and propdrived planes from the car
riers Coral Sea and Midway.
force* today were under an
ultimatum to surrender end
face no punishment or be an
nihilated by troope loyal to
the new U. 9.-supported mil
itary-civilian junta.
The five-man Junta, hradrd
by Maj. Gen. Antonio lmbart
Barrera, “ retired" eight topranking officer* from the
Dominican Republic’s armed
force* in a move to win pub
lic support o f the new regime.
Imbert urged tha rebels,
believed led by “ provisional
president" Col. Francisco Caamano Deno, to lay down
their arms peacefully. He said
they would b* well-treated
and given safe conduct out o f
the country.
I f they refuse, Imbert de
clared, his f o r c a a w o u l d
launch an offensive to rap
ture the rebel-held section of
Santo Domingo,
"W e are delaying all wa
can," he said. “ W * want to
do tha best wa can without
shedding more blood."
IS Y A N K S DEAD
Thirteen Americana have
been killed and 76 wounded
since forces loyal to exiled
President Juan Botch began
the revolt April 24.
Lata Sunday, three Am eri
can N avy men were released
unharmed
by
the
rebela.
They had been captured F ri
day afternoon but were turn
ed over to U. S. officials a f
ter negotiations with local
Peace Corps director Robert
Satin.
A U. S. Marina was wound
ed Sunday by anipar fir*. Ha
waa tha only Americas cas
ualty during tha day. Bom*
21,000 U. 8. Marines, Arm y
paratroopers and Navy men
era on duty hero.
P ffta fi& B K P E R S
W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) —
The Organisation o f Am eri
can States (O A R ) met today
to work out tha details af its
Inter - American peacekeeping
forte fo r tha revolt-tom Dom
inlcan Republic.
Thus fa r no Latin Am eri
can nation has officially made
available any troops fo r tha
hemisphere fore* although a
few countries have promiied
to do ao.
Diplomats expected t h a t
troops fo r tha fore* might
coma from Brasil, Venesuela,
Costa Rica, Argentina, Col
ombia and Paraguay.
Central American nations
have bean talking about the
possibility o f landing a joint
contingent to represent all
five o f them.
Road Bill Okay
TA LLA H A S S F I’ (U P I) The Governor's $300 million
road bond program hit tha
House at last today, with
enough co-sponsors to guar
antee Its adoption and submis
sion to the people in (he fall.
The bill Is Identical to one
already In the Senate. The
Senate measure, also with
enough signers end vote com
mittments to pass It, comes up
for public hearing In the Sen
ate constitutional amendments
committee
early
Tuesday
morning.
21 Teenagers
Learn Hard Way
FO RT LAU D ERD ALE —
(U P I)— Twenty-one teenagers
were released from Jail In time
for school today after they ser
ved 24 hours to learn to leave
tho drinking up (o grownups.
Tha 21 spent Mother's Day
In Jail on order of City Judge
Arnold Grevolr, who told the
teenagers In court Saturday
they should not have been
drinking in the first place,
much less In public.
Shoreline Survey Launched
W ASH IN G TO N
Flm i d*
haa an
:>m -
f
Inlean Republic ( U P I ) — Rebel
Solons Eye Concord
Suicide In Jail
Johnny Las Lea*, 21, o f H R.
2, Sanford, who was being
held in the county jail hospital
ward, committed suicide short
ly before noon today, It w ts
reported early this afternoon
by Sheriff J. L. Hobby.
Lane, facing three charges
a f breaking and entering and
also an iacompataacy hearing.
Hobby said, hanged himself
with a bad sheet. Ha was projounced dead on arrival at
-fem laole Memorial Hospital.
Established 1908
Peacekeeping
Force Aim Of
OAS Members
I U P I) — Commerce announced a sur
Tha I F F committee, with
8,500-mlle vey underwritten by the elate the ungainly title o f tha mean
hlghwatar
line
committee,
ihoti-line and the first survey and faderal government* has
said In addition, “ further dis
has been started to determine been started in Lta and Col
putes aa to boundaries have
Just where it Is legally.
lier Counties to datermlna arisen with tha federal gov
The U. 8. Department o f
mar# accurately tha seaward ernment. I f oil and gas are
boundaries o f the state.
discovered along our shores
The first phase—o r pilot wa would anticipate further
program — ia at a coat o f dispute aa to tha division o f
$136,000. The federal govern state royalties.
ment la paying two-thlrdi and
“ It, therefore, becomes dou
the state the rest.
bly important that a deter
The program aims to deter mination be made aa to our
mine the ownership o f coastal seaward boundaries."
and offshore lands. Tha study
Tha committee said In addi
is a result o f a request made tion to oil and gas rights,
last year by former Gov. Far- sunken treasure, commercial
ria Bryant, who waa in office and sport fishing and beach
at tha time.
recreation depended on a
Bryant mad* the request “ legal" boundary.
following a report from a
The pilot project In Leo
committee o f the Florida In and Collier counties is eaternal Improvement F u n d period to take I I months to
(I F F ), which said it waa "im - complete by tho Coast and
possible to estimate the value Geodetie Survey.
“IT JUST TURNED OVER,’* Driver George E. T yer told police Sunday
o f the sovereign waters lying
morning when they investigated thia M ayfair station wagon turned turtle
I t would provide the heels
on West Ninth Street. Police charged T yer with failing to have the ve
o ff our shores” because o f th# fo r a detailed study o f i *
hicle under control
(Ileruld Photo)
talk o f a detailed survey,
entirj 1,500 mUe coast Upa.
fjjp V
W M Pu
k 4 m m
CHIEF R. T. THOM AS
R. T. Thomas Seen
As New Fire Chief
By Barry Lawca
Asst. Fire Chief Reynolds
T. Thomas, 57, very likely will
be named by tha City Com
mission tonight to succeed
Fire Chief Slack Cleveland
Sr., who has announced his
retirement.
ment In service for the firs
department when T h o m a s
joined in 1929 was the Brock-
wsy ladder truck now dis
played in tha Elks' play
ground downtown. Tbo only
other two fire trucks at that
lime, however, are still la
Thomas was expected to be
service although they a n used
named aa acting chief, effec
only In extreme emergencies.
tive May 16, pending Cleve
Thomas recalls the "largest
land's full retirement on Oct.
fire since I ’ve been with tha
L
department" waa In 1937 when
The Florida-born Thomas
the old Farm er's Stats M ar
moved to Sanford in 1928 and
ket burned. That was on tha
joined the Sanford Fire De
same site as the present m ar
partment on Jan, 1, 1929, Im ket,
mediately after reaching the
However, one o f tha most
eligibility age o f 21. He was
stubborn blazes the depart
named assistant chief in 1937.
ment has fought, Thomas
“ 1 waa always interested In
aaya, was saveral years bofire department work," Thomfore when the old Wlnn-Lovaa explains. “ I once tried to
ett (now Winn-Dixie) grocery
join the Jacksonville fire de
warehouse on French Avenue
partment, but I waa too
waa engulfed in Gamas.
young. I Just had to wait until
" I t was fully Involved when
1 became 21." .
discovered," Thomas remem
The biggest piece o f equipbers, "and It was one stub
born blaze. One and ,o l tho
block-long building w u told
ztorage and Insulatod with
several layers o f cork. We’d
get the flames out, only to
have to come back in I few
hours because it was burning
again, because o f that cork.
It was three days before wa
really had that btaz* out and
could safely turn our backa
on it."
Tw elve years ago, T h om u
received his most serious In
jury while on duty. That oc
curred In Oviedo, during n
blaze at the Wheeler Fertili
zer plant. An explosion rock
ed the plant, and wben Thom
as regained consciousness ho
had an Injured hip and broken
left foot.
Mra. H E TTY Stokes,
'But 1 was back on duty
Sanford Nuvy wife, will within six weeks," be said.
be r n n u t e r o f cere
" I'v e worked under a mighty
monies for the fifth nn- good man," Thomas aaya, la
"Merry-Gospeaking of
th e
retiring
Round" benefit for tho Cleveland. " I can aaaura tha
Little Red Schoolhouno commission and tha people o f
at 8 p.m. Tuesday ut Sanford that 1 will do every
8HS auditorium.
thing in my power to main
tain the proper record o f the
department. I only hope wo
ran continue the low fire loseCheckmate supper club In rs tho department has today.
Casselberry was broken into We have one o f the Icwcst rec
sometime over the weekend, ord* in the state, you know.1*
Thomas and his
wife,
according to Sheriff J. L. Hobby’a office today. I n v o c a Maude, live at 2(Q Maple
tion is still incomplete and In Avenue. Their ion, Ray, la
dications are only two or three employed by J. C. Feeney
Company,
bottles of liquor were taken.
nual
Club Burglarized
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