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Tim e of the activities la 1:30 p.m. instead o f 2:30 p.m. as previously stated. • • • Buck Motts, new Seminole High football coach, will be remembered by his classm etes as "Junior M etis," He also was referred to as the " L ik e Monroe Locomotive" In newepaper accounts of his fasts in the early 1930s, • • • Apparent overexuberance of some Seminole High School seniors — and possibly Juniors — la cauaing great concern to city manager W. E. (P e te ) Knowles. It seems some peo­ ple have b e e n traveling •round town writing the num­ erals "8 5 " and "68" 90 many o f the street traffic signs. In m any instances the painted numerals obliterate the eigni, which are erected as safety factors, • • • 4 fl Awards P a y program will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Crooma High School. • • • Gary Hudgins, manager at Strickiand-Morrlson, has a puppy which he’d like to give •w ay. It w a i a stray that m ade itself at home at hit house. Anyone want a puppy t See Gary. Rupert Strickland hai been unanimously nominated by the Sanford KJwanJs Club for the post o f Lt. Gov. o f the Kiwania Sixth Plstrict. • • • Do you have any old glass­ es that you no longer wearT Or frames, cases, even pre­ scription sunglasses T Turn them over to one o f your Klwanlan friends. They know an organisation that can use 1 , them to help those who can’t afford to buy them. • • • "Soup, soap and ealvatlon" was the early slogan of the Salvation Arm y when It start­ ed 100 y e a n ago, Major Sven Kuthstrom, commanding offi­ cer o f tbs H en’s Social Ser­ vice Center in Tampa told Kl^ w solans, Wednesday. “ 9 9 • t im e is drawing near when •11 "c ity dogs” must have their rabies shots and new tag*. July 1 la the deadline. You can get "shots” at City H ell Juaa 16 and 23. T a fs , too. • • • L e t’s see now, didn’t Buck Matts sell his home In He^B*rnna Park when he took off for Tam pa? And now here be la back In Sanford again as Seminois High School’s new football coach. Thal’a the way the bell bounces—and if It’s a FOOTball, h takes some real TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — C R AZY bounces. A compromise w ai worked out • • • lodsy in the session-long dis­ S o u t h Seminole Jaycecs pute over location o f • propos­ -h a ve announced a helping ed fourth district court of ap­ • hand project fo r benefit of peals. Iho Wilkens fam ily, mother Senators and representatives •ad lour children, whose from tha U-county district heme was buraod last week in stretching from Fort LauderCasselberry. Sunday, from 8 dale to Daytona Beach mat a.m. uatll I p.m., e percent­ Wednesday night and mat age o f gas sales at either of again this morning before Bob N ew ell’s Elk Service Su ­ agreeing on a bill to let tha m s (M S in Casselberry, one Stata Suprtma Court decide i A1Umonte) w ill g o to to where the court headquarters shall ba located. >slit the family, MULOA meeting with the secretaries Whoops I ! COLOMBIA, Ceylon (U P I) — Dock workers unloading a cargo vessel pilfered and con sumed several cartons of what they thought were vitamin tab­ lets. Authorities later revealed that what the men bad swat lowed were contraceptive pills shipped here from London. Extra A id WASHINGTON (U P I) Secretary ot Stale Dean Rusk and foreign aid chief David E. Bell today opened their cam ­ paign far congressional appro­ val of'President Johnson's re­ quest for 889 million in extra assistance for Southeast Asia. Saint (?) John o f defense and interior, Gov. Haydon Burns and officials o f the Arm y Corps and Engi­ neers and the South and Cen­ tral Florida Flood Control District. Tha lawmakers said that In contacting each agency they had found wide differences of opinion on what should be done to save the plant and wildlife in tha Everglades. “ Tha Intent o f our proposed meeting la to obtain the facts and then get essential Immediate action, with the secondary goal o f establish­ ing policies and practices to o f tha present reoccurrences o f tha p'eeenl crisis/* a slatemen t declared. Tha lawmakers said they hoped the meeting could be held In Washington early next weak. South Florida presently Is In tha throea o f the longest spring drought on record. Very littla rain has fatlen on tha area sines last March 4 and the 1.5 million-acre na­ tional park, normally a wet swampland, has been drying up. VATIC AN C IT Y (U P I) — The second anniversary of tha death of Pope John X X III was observed today with a solemn Mass In his memory attended by his successor, Pope Paul VI. The occasion brought new speculation that the late pon­ tiff would become a saint, a process which ordinarily would not occur ior decades or even TO RNAD O ES H AM M ER centuries. U.S. M ID-SECTION United Press International Tornadoes, thunderstorms WASHINGTON (U P I ) Live pictures of today's Gemini and hail hammered the na­ launch were flashed on tele­ tion’s mid-section Wednesday vision screens In at least 10 night, killing at least two European countries by the Ear­ persona ami injuring more ly Rlrd communications satel­ than CO. Two others were lite. Russia could carry the m ining In tha crash o f a program, but there is no In­ small airplane. Rain spattered areas from dication it will. the Atlantic Coast to Min­ nesota today. Showers and FO RT LAUD ERD ALE - thundershowers also hit sec­ (U P I )— An accident in a man­ tions o f the central Rockies ual training class at Fort and tha Great Basin. A woman waa killed and Lauderdale High Wednesday critically Injured a 17-year-old her husband was critically boy scheduled to graduate to­ Injured late Wednesday when day. Gregory Chase was ope­ a tornado flattened their rating a lathe buffing a wood home at Cotton Center, Tex., mallet when the wood came then spun through nearby apart and struck tha side of his Hale Center, Tex., injuring • head, splitting his skull. total o f 60 parsons. Early Bird Skull Split ' B U LLE TIN NO. 204 Bottom Land Drought Solution Rec Center Transfer To Bids Dumped Sought For Glades City Expected By Altamonte W ASH ING TO N (U P I) — Members o f Florida’* congressional delegation sought n solution today to the critical water shortage problem facing the Ev­ erglades National Park. Florida's two Democratic senators, Spessnrd L. Holland nnd George A. Smnthers, and Rep. Dante • •• Fascell, o f Miami, said they were attempting to organize an early Joint a l k CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I) Astronauts Jamea McDtvttt end Edward White decided today to watt until (he third orbit of t h e i r Gemlnl-4 spacecraft tor While t « at­ tempt A a i e r l c s ’i first "w a lk " in apare. House OK's Marina, Port B U L L E T IN Rep. S, J, Pavia Jr. tele­ phoned The Herald early thla afternoon the Inform­ ation that the Port Author­ ity o f Seminole County and the marina complex bills were approved by the House o f RepreaentativM this mom Int. Pavia added that tha Port Authority measure was amended "to provide Tor public meet In re o f au­ thority In Seminole County and for filin g o f financial statements with the Board o f County Commission and submission o f budgets to the County Commission, public hearlnge on budgets and annual audita." The Port Authority and marina hills were certified to the Senate fo r iu ac­ tio * this afternoon or F ri­ day, last day o f the ses­ sion. » • • By Dottie Austin Last lega) stumbling blocks toward construction o f the Sanford waterfront develop­ ment-marina complex were expected to be cleared away today with pastage o f a bill In the Florida Legislature giving the City o f Sanford Hear title to approximately 22 acres o f bottom land in Lake Monroe. Sen. Mack N . Cleveland Jr., reported to The Sanford Herald today that Rep. S. J. Pavia Jr. Informed him he expected the bill to pass the House this morning and ba sent over to tha Senate for action this afternoon or early Friday, last day o f the aea ■ion. Control o f fresh water bot­ tom lands rests with tha trustees o f the SU te Internal Improvement Fund and it Is necessary fo r the city to be granted "fee simple title" to the lend before the marina landfill area may be lasted to private Inveetora fo r eon structlon of the moUl-restaurant-club complex. "W e appreciate the diligent work o f our legislative rep­ resentatives In clearing this hurdle fo r us and hope that we will encounter no further difficulties in proceeding with plana fo r tha waterfront de­ velopment," said M ayor J. H. Creppe, contacted at his home, where he is convales­ cing. W. E. Knowlea, city man­ ager, said tha city’s fiscal agent, Loomle Leedy, already is at work preparing tha necessary bond ordinance and the next step In working toword the marina will be to finalise private capital inter­ ests fo r the commercial itil>ects and then to obtain engineering designs fo r tha actual construction. h i t e By Donna Estes All six bids submitted on the Altamonte Springs recrea­ tion renter were rejected at regular meeting of the town council Wednesday evening. The board derided to have plans for the center modified and resubmitted for bids. Contractors and their bids submitted were Robert F o r tier, 819,700; Fowkei Con structlon Company, 819.929; S A T Construction Company, 821,847; Darwin Shea, 822,254; Oakland Estate*, 827,429, and Modern Builders, Inc., 828,710. la o t h e r business, the board, at recommendation of Mayor W, Lawrence Swot ford, agreed to retain Jack O. Williamson, accountant, to keep the town books in proper order and to prepare monthly statements. A warranty deed from Oak land Estates developer Lee Cohn giving a lot in the aubdivision to the town under the I'-ondittons thet Pehe ma’v'Vncd es a recreation area, open to the general public, was not accepted. Mayor Swofford stated the difficulties involved In having a town recreation facility open to the general public, pointing out that persons from outside the town or the rounty could use the arcs at will. He urged that Cohn be requested to change wonting in the deed to "open to the ciliscna of A l­ tamonte Springs." A c t i n g town attorney. Douglia Stenstrom, suggested adding the phrase "subject to ordinances of iho town." Stenitrom prepared the re­ strictive phrases and the mat­ ter was turned over to Coun­ cilman Her! Chapman for dis­ cussion with Cohn. RESCUE MISSION LE O PO LD VILLE . The Con. go (U P I )— Government treops led by mercenary commander Col, Michael (Mad Mike) Huare today slashed through dense jungles hoping to rescue white hustages held by rebel forces. C ITY M EETING There will bo an adjourned meeting o f the Sanford City Commission at 8 tonight In tha City Commission Room of the City Hall. Compromise Made On Court Location MISS USA eontesUnts relax for a moment at Miami Batch prior to tha judging Friday to select the United Statee entry In the July Miai Uni­ verse contest. .(NEA Telephoto) CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I ) Astronauts James McDIvitt and Edward White flew Into orbit aboard their Gemini 4 spacecraft today but failed In hlstory’a flrat attempt to ach­ ieve a close rendexvous with the second stage of their Titan 2 booster rocket. Still on schedule, however, was a spacewalk attempt which would make White the world’* first te If-propelled spaceman. Command pilot McDIvitt tried to fly Gemini In form a­ tion wilh the orbiting rocket stage but ran so low on Jet maneuvering fuel that he was warned by ground control to ahsndon attempts to make a close approach to the rocket. • • • A Titan-2 rocket hurled the Gemlnl-4 spacecraft fnto the aky at 11:10 a.m. (E D T ) after a delay o f on* hour and in minute* caused by an electrical failure. The failure prevented the removal on achedule o f the 138-foot erec­ tor which cradled the spacecraft before lifto ff. Otherwise the countdown had been perfect Tha weath­ er, here and around the world, waa fine. The astronauta were in perfect phyaleal condition and eager for their adventure. The epececraft, thrown In­ to the aky with ■ roar and volcar> BUHt M f l i * ’ atuf Mack emoka from tha booata( rocket, went Into orbit at 11:22 a.m. (E D T ). The flight la scheduled for <12 orblte In four daya, cover­ ing 1.7 million mllea. Assuming everything goes as planned, McDIvitt and White will come back to earth next Monday a fter­ noon, aplashlng down In the Atlantic some 400 mllea southwest o f Bermuda and nlmut 000 miles vast o f Cupc Kennedy. * e * Except for tha delay In lowering the erector, the countdown ami flight looked perfect at the outset, The plan had been for Gemlni-4 to take an Initial path rang* Ing from 100 to 185 mllea in altitude. The orbit actually achiev­ ed wee 100 to 175 mllea, and tha mlaalon control center at Houston happily announced: ‘‘This is exactly what the book called for." On the ground, fellow as­ tronaut Gua Grissom advised McDIvitt thet "Everything looks good, Jim." McDIvitt redioed back: " I t looks good up here." Eight minutes after lift ­ o ff, McDIvitt turned the ■pacecraft to look at the booater. " I t looke pretty," he reported. * * * Lights were blinking on the eecond etage Titan-2 rocket which White waa scheduled to "walk to " lat­ er in the flight. McDIvitt reported the rock­ et wee tumbling alowly de­ spite his best efforts to ease gently away from It. Within 15 minutes, Gemlni4 had nearly spanned tha A t­ lantic Ocean and was begin­ ning ite path southeastward aeroat tha Sahara and Cen­ tral A frica. Gemini control reported McDIvitt and White took two 10-mrn movie cameras aloft. A fte r White opens his hatch to begin hla walk in apace, he wee to mount one o f the cameras on the outside o f the capsule. M cDIvitt will operate the other movie camera as ha peers at White through tha left-hand batch window. Early in tha flight, tha two astronauts flew Into the first of ths many "aunssts1* they will view in space. R ID IN G H IG H — I f any outer Space creatures peek Into the windows o f G «m in l 4 w h Q « lt la In orbit, this la probably what they’ll s e e — Astronauts James A . McDtvttt, le ft, and Edward H. W hite n , at ease on th eir contoured flight seats: T h e y w ear tha spaceeulta especially designed fo r "space-walking" outside the cabin, Tha suit la ala* a backup system fo r the cabin pressure. Should that fa ll, the spacesult provides Ufa n p p o ir . Metal Shortage Silver Coins May Vanish WASHINGTON (U P I ) Preildent Johnson aikcd Con­ gress todsy to eliminate silver from dimes and quarters and to reduce the silver content of half dollare by more tha* ooe half. * New dimes and quarters would be three-layer “ sand­ wich" o f copper and nickel. Except for • dark ring around the edge, they would look very much like the S-cent and 25-cent pieces currently in use. The new half dollars alto Reds Isolate Viet Nam Area SAIG O N (U P I ) — A determined Communist offensive In South Viet Nam ’s Central Highland today Isolated ■ jun­ gle district near the border with Laos. Government relief forces are trying to reach the area were badly mauled In a series o f V iet Cong ambushes. In an unrelated Incident two more Americans were killed late Wednesday when a M a r i n a Corps observation plane crashed and burned dur­ ing a mission near tha Da Nang alrbaia. Three U.S, A ir Force men were slightly injured when their resruo helicopter bit a tree and crashed In an attempt to land nsar the ptaca where the observation craft went down. Brevard Vice Case Couple Posts Bond ROCKLEDGE (U P I) — A couple charged wilh prostitu­ tion and contributing to the delinquency o f a minor child were out on bail today. Vice squad raiders found two small children padlocked In wooden bed cages when they arrested their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blum. The children, a girl and boy, ages s and S, were found penned behind wooden slats In the bedroom o f the Blum’s house in a respectable resi­ dential area In this community ntar Cape Kennedy, The children were fumed over to Juvenile authorities. STUDENT HURT Allen Lucas, eon o f Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas, 80S Tan­ gerine Drive, received a mild concussion Wednesday after­ noon whan ba ran into t goal post during physical education d ata activities at Seminole High School. Tha youth has been admitted to Semisola Memorial Hospital, would be Ihree-laycrcd — but.new coins ba plaead In atre*> would be all but lnillstlnRulsh-|l»*lon some Urn# next T est­ "1 want to make It abso­ able from present 50-ccnt lutely clear that thaae changes piecea. In our coinage w ill hare aa In a apeeial message to Con effect on tha purchasing paw* • gresa, the President m ide no er o f our coins," tha Presides* mention of any p o a s 1 b 1 e told Coogresa. change in coin denominations. The reason for cutting back on silver content of coins is that the Treasury is running out o f silver. Johnson warned Congress that unless tho mint slops us­ ing so much silver for coins, The current legislative saathe government will run out of ■ion In Tallahassee indirect­ the metal in about three ly la the reason that Semin* years. ole Cuunty voting machines H this happened, ho said, still are Impounded. And why the price of silver probably the City o f Longwood had fa would rise to where It would borrow voting machines frees pay Industry to melt down Orange County In U at Tues­ coins to get silver. day's municipal election. A reduction In silver content Circuit Court suit o f E, of coins was deemed necess­ Pape Dassett, Republican, ary to keep billions of coins officials, out of Ilia melting pot. Sudden oKulnst c o u n t y charging Irregularities in last h si of so many coins could crippto t h e nation’s com­ November's county commis­ merce, administration offi­ sion race against W . Law ­ rence Swofford, Democrat, cials said. Nickels do not contain all- ■till is in court. Swofford, tha winner b y a var and would continue to be made o f copper-nickel alloy. bare margin, explained today Pennies still would bo made that a motion fo r dismissal of the case, in which he slae of copper. There would be no reduction was the winner, is being held in silver In the 81 coin. It In abeyance pending the leg­ would continue to be made of islative session bscsuae hla nine parts silver and one part attorney la Rep. S, J. Davie cupper — a formula that has Jr. The machines were Im­ liecn in uso for silver coins pounded to retain the voting f j r 173 .years. Johnson proposed that tho count. Voting Machine Tie-Up Explained W hy Buy O UT OF TOWN? LOOK A T TH E SE S A LE PRICES — Limited quantities. N o Hales te Dealers. THESE ARE NEW TIRES—NOT SECONDS AMT BI/.K B ID E W A L L 35 50 50 50 6:00x16 7:50x14 8:00x14 8:00x15 Black Black Black White •P R IC E 8 — Plus Excise Tax PRIOR* ea. ea. ea. ea. 9.95 9.95 9.95 19.25 and Tire Off Yaw Cat BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES TIRES COMPLRTR IRAKI AND PROMT BNP 486 W. Ural EC SANFORD; FLORIDA mm �# ffijf e a n fo r h Ifrra lh Pnge 2 — June 8, 1965 Chuluofa Club Beach, Rec Area To Open Monday I By Joan Magln I I • a s ti tt i v u 7 I b u il p b b a d a h Ji a a b u 7 o a li o (• o a x b e n t> r o «< o; <1 •l •I •'1 II St fll at li Tl T1 Pwl a* at in at The SPLASH PARTY at the Thomas Pinnock h o m e In Altamonto Springs honorcil studenta o f Mrs. Walter Hedrick’s sixth grade c l a s s at Altamonto S p r i n g a Elementary school shown in top photo. In bottom pho­ to, Mrs. Hedrick (cen­ ter) is shown with Mrs. James Jordan (le ft) and Mrs. Pinnock, room mothers for the class and co-hostesscs with their daughters for the party. (Herald Photos) f •V Jaycees To Have Installation At Rolling Hills Annual Initallation meeting fo r South Semlnolo Jayceei will be held at 7:30 p. m. next Wednesday at the Rolling H llli Country Club with Don A ih er of Orlando, newly elect­ ed date prcildent, aa Installing official. Asher, who w at * upported by the local group, waa elected at the atatc convention held recently In Jacksonville. South Semlnolo menibcra and their wlvca attending were Mr. and Mra. Bob Miller, Mr. and Mra. Robert llattaway, Mr. and Mra. Ralph David, Mr. and Mra. Don Stevens, and Mr. and Mra. Tom Waltcra. Installed next week will be llattaway, president; Dale Rlggcnhach, first vice presi­ dent; Ralph David, second vice president; Prank Stroupe, aecreikfy, and Rdward bishop, treasurer. Directors are Tom Pratt, Tom Walters, and Don Stevens. IF . mm Community Legion Awards Audit Result 'No Surprise To Mayor Of Altamonte A R T OP cake decorating wan demonstrated by Arthur Paul, head o f a local bakery, for mem­ bers o f tin* South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club uh program for the fifth anniversary luncheon. Here Paul is shown us hu created, step by step, one o f the beautiful flowers nbnllur to tiio.se on display truj‘. (Herald Photo) Mothers Feted By Cub Scouts Cub .Scouts o f Pack 510, sponsored by the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, honored their mothers at a Motbi-r-aml-Kon banquet held in Weaver Hall. Culnnaster l)nve Waters and hia committee o f fathers prepared and aerved the meal o f fried chicken and ehrlmp, so that the mothers could en­ jo y u well deserved rest. The Invocation was given by Rev. Delmae Copeland, minister o f the local church. Achievement awards were presented to Paul McKay, w olf badge: Nicholas West, Paul McKay, Jonh Clierwa and C. Johnson, gold arrow and Pout McKay, silver ar­ row. John Craft waa awarded hi* llolx-al pin. Neckerchief elides w a r s given those selling tirkrl* fo r the “ Scouting the W orld" ahow. Mra. Waters, w ife o f the CuhntaeUr, w a s surprised with a skit o f appreciation presented by the cube, for ahsring her husband *o gen­ erously with the pack. Den Mothers participating In the program were Mra. Francis Krug, Mra. Lavrm e McKay, Mrs. Clydrne MeKanaie, Mra. Ruth Montgom­ ery, and Mra. Linda McCall. Chuluota Club beach and recreation area will open officially for Ihc season on Monday. Reach hours will he 10 a. m. unUI noon and 1:30 until 7:30 p. m. on weekdays and from 1 until 7:30 p. m. on Sundaya. Closing the hcacb for an hour and a half each day en­ sures the lifeguard and swim­ mer* a lunch and rest period and absolutely no one will be allowed In the water when the lifeguard la not on duty. Red Cross qualified life guards for the season will be S. Mello and It. Jepson. Beginning Monday, swim mlng lessons will be conducted by Red Cross instructors Mrs Glenna Shrarnn, Mrs. Barbara Zcltey and Mrs. Barbara Rus sell, nn the following schedule: Beginners (minimum age ol seven year* or completion of first grade) 9 to 9:50 a. m., June 7-1B; advanced beginners (completion of beginners class) 10 to 10:50 a. in., June 7-18; intermediates (completion of advanced beginners) 10 to 10:5o a. m., June 7-18; junior Bales promotion; T.*J. Matcrnick, Fields manager; George J. M. FIELDS and Food Fair, at W inter Park, celebrated lifesaving (must take test to Bailey, Food Fair manager, und P. Peruzzi, Fields assist­ their annlveranry with free cake and soft drinks for the cusqualify) agea 12-15, 11:30 a.m. ant manager. to 1:30 p. m., June 7-18. tomcra. Pictured from the left: John Joseph, Paulette Elsen, Classes are free of charge hut will lie limited to families of club members with each class having only 15 students. No other swimmers will be al­ lowed In the water when classes ara being conducted. Those interested In signing for any awlm Instruction American Legion medal aIn the “ Scope and Opinion" should contact Mrs. Mello not By Donna Bales later than Saturday in order wards from Post 225 of Chulu­ Altamonte Springa Mayor given on report o f the audit, that ichedulci can be com­ it la stated: “ Our examina­ ota were presented at the an­ W. Lawrence Swofford, on pleted. tion disclosed nothing that nual general assembly of R releasing to The Herald the would causa us to question Oviedo High School by Manuel report o f the state audit re­ in any material respect the Mello to Cathy Corton and cently completed In the town, data presented." Bobby Stewart in the senior stated he “ la satisfied with high and to Penny and Dart The audit waa ordered by it. that it contains no sur­ Rosborough, junior high. tha Governor when he was prises, and that no moneys Cathy Is tha daughter .of petitioned by alx per cent of are unaccounted for." Mrs. Trudy Corton of Si-cop^' registered votare In the com­ Swofford said, however, Youth Employment .Serv­ Street, Chuluota, and Bobby munity, Including the mayor ice, it volunteer organization that in his opinion expense Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and all memhere o f the for­ thul helps find autnmor job* incurred by the audit waa Norman Stewart of Lakemer council, In October, 1064, fo r high school and college “ completely unnecessary." Drive, Chuluota. Penny and R prior to tha general election. students, will begin qaerallon Dart are tha children of Mra. i «, e • The report gives the opin­ Monday at the Floriad State A . Rosborough o f Second ion that “ the town eyalem of Employment Service office at Street, Chuluota. Internal control was weak. Second Street and French The Legion awards are given Employes* duties were not Avenue, Joseph Koy, manag­ for honor, courage, scholar­ sufficiently diversified In er, announced today. ship, leadership and service, that cash handling and rec­ and recipients are chosen by Koy said that letters will IN D IA N COSTUMES fo r the Al Krcnzer fam­ ord keeping function* were WACO, Tex. (U P I ) — Presi­ the teaching faculty of tha be sent to all employers in ily to wenr to Benr Lake Cub Scout Pack’s an­ performed by tha same per­ achooL the county asking that they dent Johnson, reporting the nual outing at Camp Lanoche were made by son." add one or more summer scheduled withdrawal of an “ squaw" Mary for “ big chief" Al and papoosIt further states, "however, trainees, part-tima or full­ additional 1,700 U. S. troop* es, (from left) Doug, Mary Lu, JoAnne, and T h a n are usually four men our examination did not and from the Dominican Republic, time employes. Jeff. (Herald Photo) could not in reasonably eco­ on a polo team. The campaign to help find called today for a new and nomical limits provide an summer jobs fur students la much (aster international sysadequate euhititute fo r eurh in line with President Lyn­ lent for snuffing out attemptcontrol." id Communist takeovers in don B. Johnson's Youth Op­ The full 50-page report la portunity Campuign calling this hemisphere. available fo r Inspection by The Chief Executive, (peak­ on privute industry, Federal, Interested resident* at the stale and local guvurnmenta, ing at Baylor University com Town Hall. mi-ncement exercise*, w a s labor ami other urganisatiuiis grateful that a Dominican to participate. o had anded the A fte r the end o f school ceasefire S a t i n T o n e L a t o x P a i n t s . . I i i i m i r n d s o f c o l o r s a t Hu* p r i c e o l w h i t e ! this week several thousand threat of “ wholesale blood­ shed" sparked by " a well high school and c o l l e g e youths in Seminole County trained, disciplined band of may he ex|wcted to be seek­ Communists." Presented By Chuluota Post Youth Job Office To Open Monday International Police Urged T h e E a s y P a i n t s for indoors a n d out Groza, At 41 Inks ’65 Pact ing summer jobs or full time employment. A special telephone will lie set up I uthe FSEK office by the Kiwsnis Club, manned by u volunteer student, who will take calls from employers HOMESTEAD (U P I) - The and applications from stud­ Air Force has been bombing ents. the Everglades, but only In hope* of reaching water be­ neath the surface. The A ir Forco confirmed that a five-man team had been flying about the swamp­ land In a helicopter setting TALLAHASSEE (U P I) o ff non-tactlcal explosives. The House passed and sent to The Everglade! had had Ihc Senate a bill paying )5, only threa-tenthi of an Inch 000 to M. C. Anderson, of 110 of rain alnca March 4, causing Pecan, Sanford, to compensate much alarm to conservation­ him for in juries received at ists because of tha dangerous the hands of two escaped con­ fire condition* and poaalble vict*. low In animal Ufa. Anderson lost an eya In a light May 27, 1964. with the pair who after escaping from the Oviedo prison farm, at­ tempted to steal his car. The pair was apprehended later JERUSALEM , Israel (U P I) that day In Daytona Beach and —Israel charged today that now la In Ralford Prison. Jordan Invented a border inci­ ’Glades Bombed In Water Hunt HONORED tit Mother nntl Son Diinquet for t'ub Scout Pack BIO lit CuH*clbt*rry Commun­ ity Methodist Church wan Mrs. Dave Wntera, w ife o f the cubniustcr, with nn appreciation skit by the cubs. Den Chief Peter Montgomery Is shown serving Mrs. Waters. (Herald Photo) H a n d c u ffe d BLACKPOOL, E n g l a n d H ik e s F o r S a le STEVENAGE, England ( UP I ) — A local fire brigade (U P D —Thirty bicycles found was called out during the by police In this small town weekend to cut a pair of hand­ were put on show Sunday—but cuffs from the wrists of a 23- not one waa claimed. The year old man. He said he put cycles will now be auctioned. them on for fun. Compensation For Lost Eye Border Incident Claims 2 Lives dent aa an eacuaa to open fire on civilian*. A teen-aged Jewish girl and a CbrisUan Arab carpontar w art killed whan two Jordan­ WASHINGTON (U P I ) _ If ian Legionnaire posts fired In­ all goes relatively smoothly to the IsraeU section o f this In the Dominican Republic divided city. during the next few weeks, the United SU tei may with­ SW Raxfarb Rrralh draw all or most of the 21,000 Marines and Array paratroop­ sMtor, l e t t e r ers there. They would be replaced by m m 9 an Army infantry brigade of let It . eaafsve, rtortts. about 4,000 men that eventual­ at Seatart, rt*. ly could bo incorporated Into *r O ta an Inter-American peacekeep­ ing force of perhaps 6,000 Wnk JI Sea* IW k men. U. S. Pondering Withdrawal E N JO YIN G HAHnECHK chicken dinner, 21 members o f Oviedo Hit'll School basketball and baseball teams were honored recently at home o f the J. 1). Culbwta in Siuiio. .(Herald I ’hufoji C LE V E LA N D , Ohio (U P !) — He may be the grand old man o f the pro football play­ er*, but 1/)U (The Toe) Gro­ za doein't feel that wAy at all. That's why he tlgnrd hi* 19th Cleveland Browns con* tract Thursday In prepara­ tion fo r the 1985 National Football League season. Gro­ ss, 41, Is the oldest active N F L player. The Toe Is the only mem­ ber o f the original 1948 Drowns team still playing. 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AT 6th ST., SANFORD 822-9500 �Iljf London Bridge(s) Commonplace In Scene LONDON ( U P I ) — "London Bridge Ii fillin g down, falling J o w n , falling down. , . • Well, it hasn't, at least not in the last 050 years. Dot it certainly has changed, as has ao much o f London in the past centuries. London Bridge in the old days used to display the heads o f executed criminals on poles above the span over the River Thames. Houses, * ^ h o p s and even a chapel were Dullt on the bridge— all supported on narrow arches that severely limited the size of river traffic that passed un­ derneath. Today it is oil much chang­ ed. London Bridge, once the only overhead crossing o f the Thames as it wound through London, was pulled down in 4*1832 after having served fo r COO years, and was rebuilt much the same as it is now. N or is London Bridge any longer alone as a Thames crossing. Today London has 17 road and eight rail bridges across the Thames. They are a commonplace part o f the ' city iccne. Few native! bother much about them any more— %but the wise tourist and the • historian take a closer look. The first bridge across the river probably was built by the Roman invaders around the flrat century, but the first mention o f one in writing Is not until 084 a.d. In that year it was recorded that a woman found sticking pins into the image o f a man was taken to * London's bridge and drowned fo r witchcraft. The old Thym e, "London Bridge is Falling Down,” originate* from a battle in 10M when th* Danes, holding London, were under attack from the Saxons under King Kthelred the Unready and the Viking* under King Olav. & An account o f tho battle "Bctween the Caatle and rowed o ff with all the ships Suthwirkl, (Southwark, on the as hard as they could down the Stream." Thames’ aouth bank) there So that first London Bridge was a bridge, so broad that fell down, or was pulled down, two waggons could pass each and the Danes lost. other upon It . . . now when Rebuilt the attack was made the The bridge was rebuilt In (Danish) troop* atood on the wood and then in stone. The bridge everywhere and de­ stone one, started in 1178 nnd fended themselves . , . King completed In 1209, was the Olav and the Norim en’a (V ik ­ famous London Rridge with ing's) fleet with him, rowed the chapel dedicated to Thom­ quite under the bridge, laid as Decket, the martyred Arch­ their cables around the pitea bishop o f Canterbury, who which supported it, and then win murdered in 1170. A In 1824 work atarted on the present, five-arch London Bridge. N early half the 1.5 The house* on the bridge million pound (14.2 million) were constantly rebuilt but cost went fo r buying the land eventually k n o c k e d down fo r it. Tow er Bridge, completed in when more passage space was fo r 830,000 pounds needed. Finally the 18th cen­ 1894 tury traffic jams became so ($2.32 m illion), is now the bud that work started in 1730 most distinctive o f London’s on the city’* aecond bridge, bridges and the only movable Westminster, a graceful stone one. The hydrnullcnlly-operntstructure which was replaced ed drawbridge between its in 1882 by the present Iron massive Gothic towers is ra il­ one in front of the Houses o f ed a dozen or more times n day to let ship* through. It Parliament. priest. Peter o f St. Mary Cole Church, built the bridge at the order o f King Henry II, Sanford Rfraltt June 3, 1965 — Page S After you ••• your doctor . Albert, Battersea, acts aa the river's gateway Chelsea, Wandsworth, Putney, Ham­ to London. Waterloobridgc, functional- mersmith, Chiswick, Kew and looking in concrete and ateel, Twickenham. is the newest o f the city's bridges. It wna opened in 1942. The 19th century Wnterloobridge, considered one o f the finest stone bridge* ill the world, was pulled down, despite strong opposition, be­ cause o f subsidence under some of the arches. The capital’s other road bridges are Southwark, Blackfriurs, Lambeth, Vttuxhall, bring your proicription to A development company ha* put forward n futuristic project fo r another bridge at Vauxhnlt in concrete and glass, with a hotel, shops, n skating rink and an open nir theater as |>nrt o f the struc­ ture. This mny turn out to lie Ixindon's next bridge— but no one is thinking o f building it before the 21st century. (RtumUlotb UJolq HearnAqenfl| PH. 322-0392 D O W N TO W N SA N F O R D EXTRA SPECIALS, EXTRA BIG BUYS AT Y r i JMlields *® 2 M n r - EXCITING SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 HALF PRICE! ■ ff Qur Lowest price Ever! *snya: S h o rt Sleeve Osteen Civic Group To Seek ,Loan Co-Signers NYLON TRICOT DRESS SHIRTS By Mr*. 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Courier’s career Is fa r from over, fo r now he mores on to the University o f Florida. Following the all-iports banquet at Oviedo last week, a t which he received many honors. Courier signed a baseball scholarship to U o f F. H e haa been one o f the moet highly-publieisad and prolific alhletea In Oviedo's prep history. He haa been the Lions’ big star la three sport*, football, basketball and baseball, since be was a sophomore. In beeebaU alone, as a pitcher, be posted a 23-11 record In three years, Includ­ in g four no-bitters. He struck out 416 in a little over h alf that many Innings and had a high school batting average o f .376. In basketball, he became the aecond all-time scorer in the history o f the school, winding up with 1,198 points. A s a football quarterback, his pinpoint passing led ths lio n s to a 3-1 record last fall. In three y ea n he threw 34 touchdown passe* and completed 219 passes out o f 443 at­ tempts. Last Friday night, Oviedo honored this outstanding youth by naming him the Most Valuable Player fo r 1983 to all three sports. This modest youngster, who reportedly once went to the coachea and asked that he not be named captain o f the team because other boys hadn't gotten as much lim elight as he, seemed genuinely embarrassed as ba received his trophies. Athletes llkt Jimmy Courier very seldom coma along fa prep •ports, let alone any where else. But when they do people remember. Jimmy Courier w ill be remembered fo r a long time te come. And ha deserves all he haa earned. • • • Congratulations go out to Hernia Barbour and Ronnls Hinson, numbers o f ths 19GS Fighting Scmlnotes baseball squad. Barbour was named to the Metro Conference's 1966 all-star team and Hinson received an honorable mention Selection. Barbour, who played third base fo r the 8emtnolee, batted • .330. The all-star team was selected by the player* on ths basis o f all opponent teams. • • e Oviedo football coach Arthur Scott really went out on ths limb at ths OHS • porta banquet the other night. Scott said the team was going to win ’em all next season. Ths Lions missed going undefeated by on* game last year, s e e Wa can all breaths easier now. The Fighting Seminolea have a coach. He la "Buck” Metis, form er Seminole High School star who played fo r Florida State Univeraity before joining the coaching gams. And Judging from what wo aaw last Friday night, Metta will havu a good bunch of boys from which to build a team thla year. I f the Intersquad game w ai any Indica­ tion, tha Fighting Scminolea win I * a crarkerjack team i f they progrn a aa murh aa they should between now and the start o f tha Besson. In thair spring practice tilt, the boys put on a good, •crappy contest that seemed to forecast another winning year. Thera were also indications that somt o f the boys ware going to turn In some mighty fine performances on the gridiron. Rick Walstrom and T erry Echols were really hustling In defensive action. These are a couple o f boys to keep an rye on. Another who showed a great deal o f promise was Greg lianas, a lanky end with a lot o f speed and bustle. Hernia Harbour and K elly Ogden also bear watching. These, o f course, are just a few o f the boys. They all looked exceptionally good in play, Buck Metta should be well pleased with his squad. Casselberry American Legion Nine Topples To Orlando, 7-2 By Jim Bacrhoa Herald fiports Writer Gala Coleman rapped a dou­ ble and ainfle and burled three ahutout relief innings, sod his brother, Gary, belted a run scoring single to lead Orlando American L e g i o n Post No, 2U to a 7-3 victory over Casselberry Tost No. 256 yesterday at Cooper Field fa Casselberry. Gale Coleman and Orlando starter Fete Frazier held Cas­ selberry to seven base hits and two runs. Casselberry scored in the first inning on singles by Larry Baker, Mike Sterling and Steve Simpkins. They added their aecond and final run In the second fram e on singles by Baker and Ster­ ling. Throughout tha rest of the ball gam e, however, they managed only two bssa hits, alnglaa by L a rry M iller la the third Inning, and L a rry Lott fa the fifth. Orlando took • 3-2 lead In the fourth Inning on singles by G ary Coleman and Tom Bell. Steve Simpkins replaced starter Charlie N ew ell on the mound fo r Casselberry and shut out Orlando In the fifth. Post No. 343 scored a run la tha sixth and added three more la tha aavantb to make the Baal score T-3. l a a South Seminole lit t le League gam e earlier la tha aveniag Mika Davis o f tha North Orlando Cardinals hurl­ ed a two-htt shutout at the Sunland Yankees to giva his team a 8-0 victory, Davis registered six strike­ outs while allowing only two hose hits, a single by George Tiffany la the L in t Lraint and / a single by Steve Lemmons In the second. The Cardin sis managed only four hits to the contest. John Schwsrtzenbach, David Do­ nat, Bobby Spencer and Davis all rapped singles for North Orlando. John Toomey Rolls Triplicate Ths spotlight was on John Toomey all the way laat week In tho After Buraeri League at Jet Lanes as be shot three Identical 190 gamaa to win a coveted triplicate patch from ABC while he waa showing the way for tho Webs to a four game romp over the Knigbts. Leo Ellcfson backed him up with n 1S3/4I1 aeries. For the Knights, It waa Everett Hog era tallying a 178/491 for bon ora on his team. The Buku'a took three points from the Unknowns aa Harold Unger hit a 1M game and J. W. Baglcy rolled a 171/503 ear lea. Bob Steelo kept the Unknown* d o te with a fine 173/ 906 effort. In the final match o f the evening a whitewash was re­ corded by the Drifters over the Splits despite some good roll Ing by Dick Cooley with • 173 game, Charles Gassman with I7T/473 and Jery Taylor with 177/484. The heavy Utters for the Drifters w ere At DeRosta with a 11T/5U and Ralph Kelly with 307/562. T R I M * CROWNERS NEW Y O R K (U P I ) - H u e * winners o f Aqueduct's Wood Memorial havo swept tho tri­ ple Crown. They w o n OsQsnt Fox, Count Yloot and AssulL 11 TH E LFM La o f the Saturday morning Junior Bowlin? League at Jet Lanes won first place standing* in both Annual City Bowling Tourna­ ment and Junior Howling Leugue. Team members are, left to right, Tom Petrunic, Ken Martin, Brad Fox and Paul Glad. Tom Rolfe Favored In Belmont N E W Y O R K (U P I ) — The Belmont Stakes la the sever­ est test o f a Jockey on the Triple Crown circuit and Ron Turcotte knows it. “ Winning the Belmont will be an Important stop in my carter," said the 23<year-old Jockey Wednesday. Turcotte will ride favorvd Tom Rolfe Saturday In the 6125,000added classic e t Aqueduct. “ It will enhance my reputa­ tion and I w ill g e t more ■takes mounts." Frank Whiteley, trainer o f Tom Rolfe, emphasized the role o f the jockey in the mile and one half Belmont, tha longest tost in the Triple Crown. “ The Jockey probably plays a more important role in the Belmont than in any other race,” Whiteley said. " A good sense o f pace is essential." Turcotte la confident Tom Rolfa will repeat fata Prtakneaa triumph Saturday, even though many observers feel strong-finishing Dapper Dan, who waa runnerup in both tha Preakness and tha Ken­ tucky Derby, may be best at tha distance. “I think Tom Rolfe haa tha ability to go a mile and a half no matter what they Maples Hurls 35th Scoreless Inning, Blanks Kiwanis 10-0 Gary Maples and company (E lk s) shutout Klwanla 10-0 yesterday with Maples pitch­ ing two-hit ball over the six Inning route. The shutout vic­ tory extended Maples person­ al scoreless Inning string to 39. During that span, ha has given up only four hits—ail to Kiwanis. Randy Nobles snip­ ped Maples' hi Lieu toning string of 38 by leading o ff the game with a double. Maples' nine strikeouts and no walks extended his total strikeouts to 63 against only four walks over 35 Innings. The victory yesterday was his sixth. He has yet to lose. Eddie Hitchcock with three hits and Lloyd Wall and Tom ­ my Graccy with two each, set the pace for Elks. Manager City League Standings JUNIOR LEAG UE w I. ClvHaa •9••*•••see*a••* 2 1 Elks .. •••••*••* i •»*•••• 2 l Kiwanto «* * *• •*•#«>•»•*.. 2 1 Rotary • • IM lfllM M IIM 2 1 CPO .. t e e m H M N iie u 2 1 Shrloe ***#••**•*•*•*•** 0 4 No C im cs Todijr L IT T L E N ATIO N AL W L Chase .......................... 12 3 First Federal ............. 10 9 Locomotive Engineers 8 7 Hunt Comets ............... 6 10 Quality Mobile Homes 2 13 Game Tonight: Chase vs. First Federal, 1:00, F t Mel­ lon Park L IT T L E AM ERICAN W L Georges .......................... 9 « N avy Aesy Deucys . . . . • 6 Strickland Morrison . . . T • Sanford Atlantic .......... T 9 Florida State .................• 9 Gama Today: Florida State va. Strickland Morrison, 4:30, Bay Avenue Park C IT Y LEAG UE W L Chick I f Treat ............. I 0 King! wood ......................1 o LeRoy Robb .................. 1 0 Chase 1 1 Panning Lumber .......... 1 1 Kilowatts ....................... 9 2 USO ............................... 0 2 Games Tonight: Kilowatts vs. LeRoy Robb, 7:30; Kingswood va. Chick N ' Treat, 1:49, both games Plneburst Park CHURCH LE AG U E W L Congregational ............ I o Church o f God o f P . . . . 0 0 Knigbts o f Columbus . . O 9 Pinecrwft Assembly . . . . 9 I Games Tonight: 7:30, Congre­ gational v*. Knights o f Co­ lumbus; 1:41, Church o f God o f P , va. Ptoocraet Assem­ bly Fred M iller cited David “ Eagle E y e " Soper for his ability at the piste. He has not struck out this season to any of the 13 games he has played. It Is believed he is the only boy to the league working on this accomplish­ ment. CPO trounced Shrine lt-1, with Bobby Lundquist 'paving the way on the mound. He al­ lowed only one hit, a single by Brad Hollingsworth in the first inning. Lundquist struck out 10 and walked five in re­ ceiving credit for the pitching decision. CPO amassed only five hits but were issued 12 walks and had two hit batsmen. N avy moved into a tie for first place in the Little Am er­ ican League by linking San­ ford Atlantic 13-9. N avy broke up a tie game by (coring four runs in the fifth and went on for the victory, Billy Gray took credit for the win on the mound. He rcrelved relief help from David Bach, who was very effective in atlffling the big Bankers' bat*. Scott Harris blasted four hlls, as did Robert Ashby for Navy. Mike Parrish chipped in three safeties and Andy N i­ chols had two hits to lead the way for the Aeey Dcucyi. Enioe topped the Sanford Atlan­ tic batters with two hits. Hunt l.lncoln-ilercury, held hitlcsi by Randy Ivey, still managed a C 3 win over Qual­ ity Mobile Homes. Dennis Egbera won his second game of the week. Ivey bad the only home run of the game. A hom­ er by Mike Laubcrt waa nul­ lified because a proceeding runner missed third base and waa out on an appeal to re­ tire the aide. In aoftball play, LeRoy Robb took an easy 23-3 game from USO. Every Robb player bad at least two hiti. John Clark, Jim Warren and DeWitt Mathewa each contribut­ ed four b ill to the 21 hit at­ tack of Robbs. Don Hunter was the winning pitcher. J e n Denney waa the leading hitter for USO, hitting aafely twice. Sand Spurs Sets Meeting Friday The Friday evening wom­ en's handicapped Sand Spur* League will bold their organ­ isational meeting on Friday at Jat Lanes at 7 p.m. Marion Farella is serving aa secretary-treasurer o f the league and advises that there are more than IS already signed to bowl during tho brief eleven week schedule. AU newcomers a n invited to attend and bo prepared to be assigned to a team. ■ay about Dapper Dan," Tur­ U P I 8parts Writer Even the legendary basestealing records of Sliding Billy Hamilton and Harry (Sm okey) Stovey may fall be­ fore the onslaught of Maury Wills this season. Storey, at the age of 31, swiped 156 bases In 130 games for Philadelphia back to 1888 and Hamilton stole 113 to 133 games for the Phillies In 1891. That's a bundle, but don't count Wills out o f the race. Apparently, all he needs is to reach first base as often as Hamilton and Stovey, both better than .320 hitters to their record-setting seasons. Wills, a .271 hitter, reached first base twice Wednesday night and twice stole second for the Los Angeles Dodgers as they downed the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. He has a total of 32 thefts, putting him 12 games ahead o f his 1K2 pace when be set the modern rec ord o f 104. Cincinnati stopped Houston 5-2 in a game halted after six innings because of rain and the other three National Lea gut games were rained ou t Rain forced postponement 0/ Detroit at New York and Chicago at Cleveland in the American League. Minnesota whipped Boston 9-1, Baltimore toppled Kansas City 64 and Washington swept a doubleheader from Los Angeles 13-0 and 7-1. Wills was nailed once Wed­ nesday night, trying to take third to the eighth, but the Dodgers already had a com­ manding lead, thanks to a home run by John Roseboro and run-scoring singles by Wally Moon and Lou John son. Moon also hit hie first boma run to the ninth. Nicklaus, Palmer Top Favorites Buick Open Tees O ff Today Arnold Palmer, who fired 82. 10 over par, in Wednesj day’s pro-amateur round. It a 71 to the pro-am, waa the was one o f the poorest scores moat optimistic, predicting 1hung up by a pro among the that 275, 13 under par, might 52 who tested the 7,280-yard be necessary to win I f tha weather breaks to dry out tha Warwick Hills layout, " I just can’t guess what link* and the wind dies down. kind o f score w ill wfn," NickPalmer, who haa won only laus said. “ A lot depends on one tourney thla year and the weather. It's been wet and ranks 19th in earning!, al­ the wind makes a difference though he ia the modern era money winning leader, v u too." His opinion reflected those disgusted with hia game de­ c f the other pros. Most be­ spite his sub-par round. Ha lieved the winning score, went to the pro shop imme. which will earn $20,000, at the diately a fter the round and end o f 72 holes on Sunday changed the lie on four o f I * * * wilh » wo tournament will range downward from his irons, tapping them with victories, proved the accura- "fou r or five strokes under a rubber mallet into more satisfactory shape. ry o f this judgment with an par." Nicklaus and Palmer, de­ spite their problems, were mentioned along w*ith Brure Crompton, the only player on the tour to win three events this year, Bobby Nichols, Billy Casper and Bob Charles as logical choices. G R AN D B LA N C , Mich. (U P I) Jack Nicklaus, one o f g o lfs biggest hitter*, in■isted today he shouldn't really be tha favorite In the 1100,000 Buick Open over the longest course on the ppj tour. "It's built fo r a long hit­ ter," Nicklaus agreed, “ but It's not my kind o f course. I don’t know why. Maybe the course is okay fo r me, when my game is right, but it isn’t now." Nicklaus, leading money winner on the pro tour this City Playground Program Opens Monday, June 7 cotte said. "B arring any bad racing luck we should make Jack Frost Paces Singles Classic League It." A poll taken by officials at Aqueduct race track show­ ed Tom Rolfe as n probable 6 • 6 choice with Dapper Dan rated 7 - 6 . Hail To A ll. an­ other three-year-oid with a strong stretch kick, probably A fte r the third week o f the will start at 3-1. A trio o f outaldars, Selari, aummer league, Jack Frost La Cima and First Family, took a four point lead in the whosa status la not yet cer­ Petersen Point Singles Class­ tain, are all evenly rated at ic League. Thla past Monday found Jack continuing his ttil. * fine rolling aa he (hot e 777 aeries to Dale Nybeck’s 613 that swung four point* in hia favor. H arry Penteeoat to wing­ ing along in ths number two N A T IO N A L LEAG UE W L Pet GB ■pot with a 198 average a f­ ter taking three garnet from Los Ang. 30 17 .638 Doug Owens. Pentecost shot Cinn. 25 20 .556 4 a 778 act to Doug’s 691. Pete San Fran. 26 21 .553 4 Petersen grabbed third place Milwaukee 22 19 ,537 5 St. Louis 24 22 .532 5to with a two and one-half gam* edge ovar George Swann PltU. 21 21 .487 • while tallying a 754 to Houston 23 27 •4G7 8 George's 705. Bob Rorsdorf Phila. 20 25 .444 9 rolled e 70S to eplit two and Chicago 20 25 .444 9 two with W. A . Ward, who New York IS 29 .383 12 showed a 664 effort. Wednesday’s Resalts Cincinnati 3 Houston 2, called Jack Kanner waa top man end of 6th, rain, (n ) this past week with a 789 that L01 Ang. 4 St. Louis 1, (n ) helped him to a three game 1'hlla. at Pitta, ppd. rain, (n ) nod over Levy Cabrera who San Fran, at MU. ppd, rain, rolled a 717 series. John (n ) Bridges won three points New York at Chi. ppd, wet from Al Phillips with a 689 Today’s Game* to 614 aeriea edge In another New York at Pittsburgh (n ) match. Dick Bchnltaltr hit for Houston st Cincinnati (n ) a 718 aeries that won three San Francisco at Milwaukee points from Bue] Carmen (n ) with a 684 set. Rich Murphy Los Angeles at St. Louie (n ) and Phil Roche split to thair (Only Games scheduled) match aa Murphy showed a AM ERICAN LEAG UE 713 to Roche's 733. W L Pet GB There were eleven gamaa Minnesota 28 15 .651 rolled over the 200 mark. Per­ Chicago 27 16 .528 1 haps the proudest o f all cam* Detroit 23 11 .568 3to to A t Phillip* with e first Haiti. 26 21 .553 4 time >03 gama. Jack Kanner Clave. 21 20 .512 9 ■hot a 231, Jack Frost a 224, Loa Ang. 25 26 .490 T Busl Carman a 221, Doug Boston 21 23 .177 7to Owens • 117, Roche e 214, Wash. 22 28 .140 •to George Swann a 219, Peter­ New York 19 26 .122 10 sen n 810, Pentecost n 809 Kan. City 10 30 .130 llto end 806, and Levy Cabrera a Wednesday’ * RreaMa Baltimore 9 Kansas City 4, (n ) 204 rounding out the sharp■hooting. Minnesota 9 Boston 3, (a ) Standings Washington 13 Los Angela* 6, 1st, (n ) Washington T L o t Angeles 1, 2nd. (n ) Detroit at New York, twilight, ppd., rain Chicago at Cleveland, (a ) ppd., rain Today's G a m e Boston at Minnesota (Only gam * scheduled) Names Umpires N E W Y O R K (U P I ) - U m ­ pire A ! Forman haa been as­ signed by National League President Warren C. Ofiee to work the Army-Navy baseball game at Weat Point, N. Y-, on Saturday, June i . Giles also haa appelated em ­ pire John Klbter to officiate in the National xthtetic Association's tournament at Omaha, Neb., from June M R Next Coach? K N O X V ILLE , Teas. ( U F D Porm er Chicago Black Hawks ■coring star Doug Bentley to expected fa be named shortly aa the next coach o f the Knox­ ville Knights. Bentley to c w n a tly a farm ­ er and also coaching a team to Sariutcbewam, Canada. K E IT H A M cLIN, daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. James McLin o f Altamonte Springs, took part in recent Central Florida iltiiaemans Assn, gymkhana. A student at Lyman High School, she has ridden about six years. She is shown her* on her horse, Dixie. (Herald Photo) Huge Renovation Program Underway At Greyhound Track $50,000 worth The announcer's booth haa o f improvements already have l>ecn removed from the rear keen made at the o f the grandstand area and 51ore than Sanford- Orlando Kennel Club in a re­ replaced with a new booth will high atop the roof of the be completed well in advance grandstand. The spectator area around o f next season's 90-day grey­ Club Swiftie has also been hound racing season. Work began immediately black-topped in the moat ex­ novation program that i t SOKC after the conclusion A pril 19 o f the most success­ ful season tn track history. Already completed are two naw black top parking lota— ona on each end o f the old hardtop parking areas. Other work includes a com­ plete renovation o f the old grandstand which will have all new box seats, a n<-w roof, new benches and a new painting Job throughout. A lto under construction Is a naw front fo r the lower section o f the old grandstand which w ill replace much o f the old front with modern sliding glass doors. leniive rebuilding program ever undertaken at SOKC, A new, modern grandstand addition is on the drawing board for the area between the end o f the present grand­ stand amt the paddock area. Ground will be broken in the near future fo r the building. The additional grandstand and renovation o f facilities were announced early last season by track Chairman o f the Board Jerry Collina and trark Gen. Mgr. Jack Ledoux. The track experienced its largest crowds In history and mutual handle also hit an alltime high o f mure than $10.5 million. The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will open the Sum­ mer Playground P r o g r a m Monday, June 7, at 9:30 a.m. The playground program will be for children aix-12 years of age and will be open Mondays through Fridays from 8:30-12 noon. The Recreation Program will offer games, athletics, music, baton, arts and crafts, free swimming and other ac­ tivities. The morning activities will be planned for elementary school age and the afternoon programs for teea age groups. The recreation department will operate two playground locations. In the Goldsboro area the playground will oper­ ate out o f Castle Brewer Cen­ ter and the other center will be operated at tbs Sanford Recreation Center on Semincle Boulevard. Tha playground center on Seminole Boulevard will be directed by Mrs. Sue Torres, a five-year playground super­ visor for Sanford Recreation Program. The Castle Brewer Center w ill be directed by Wil­ lie Graham, a three-year su­ pervisor with tha Sanford Recreation Department. Each playground w ill be staffed with competent per­ sonnel and leaders. The program to offered at no coat to the participants who reside inside the City of Sanford. Non-residents a rt permitted to attend by pur­ chasing Recreation Cards. PLAY GO LF M EM B ERSH IP 110.09 thee weekday Greens Fee |1 Land O' Lakes Country Club Uwy. 17-11, Casas 1batty 833-3699 Navy Wives League To Meet Ths Friday m onitor Holler Motora-Navy W ives Bowling League w ill bold Its organ­ isational meeting this Friday at 9:90 e.m. at Jet Lanea. AU former members o f this laagua, aa well aa newcomers to the Sanford are* are In­ vited to Join, aa a complete three-man team or aa Indiv­ idual applicants. Membenhip Into this lea­ gue to limited to an aetive N avy w ife, N avy widow or a civilian representative's w ife attached to the base. Those sleeted to office laat week Include Jo Klrkham, president; Fat Cantrell, vice president; Connie Davidson, secretary-treasurer; and Gere WiUlama, sergeant-at-arms. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Reel's Body Shop WRICK REBUILDING COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING PhoM) tS2-7Ml 9th 9 to _______ (Bach eg Goto Laundry) Sanford, Fla. G O * * Dally O D Y E A R SERVICE STORE M Friday 5o5 W. FIRST ST, SANFORD, FLA, 322-2821 �Cite P au fu rh WrralJi Juno 3, 1965 — Page 5 Floridan 123 Years On Lyman Coaches, Wives Feted By Boosters Club L Y M A N COACHKS wore feted by the Roosters Club at the Prairie Lake home o f Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Pavclchak. Left to right are front, Flet­ cher Cockrell, ltichnrd Silvers, I). Copeland; standing, W alter Dzurus, J. Farley, Principal Carlton Henley, J. Paine amt T. Barnes. S TA B COUNCIL certificate has been awarded Sanford Council 51157, Knights o f Columbus. Members showing certificate are (left to right, front) A. Poultur, Carl Von Herbulis, Theodore Michels and Ralph Re­ sold; (hack) Andrew C. Riehko, B. Leflls, Charles Tournenux, Walter Krzywda, Joseph Sieczkowski and Gilbert Fileger. (Herald Photo) Hy J»nr Ca»»r1b<Try Lyman High School coach­ es nnil their wive* were fe t­ ed at a beach party and bari tarue Saturday by member* o f the Athletic Boo*tor* Club at the home o f Booster* Pres­ ident and Mrs. Joseph Pavcl­ chak on Prairie Lake. Coachc* and their wive* at­ tending were Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Cockrell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Barnes, Mr. and Mr*. Dick Copeland, Mr. and Mr*. W alter Dzurus Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Bichnrd Silver*, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Farley, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Paine. Curst* enjoyed an after­ noon o f swimming, water ski­ ing, horsehoc* nnd badminton. The sumptuous feast was hastily moved Indoors when nn unexpected rain nnd hail­ storm blew in. On the menu were rorn-on-the-cob, barbe­ cued rilis, baked benns, salad, nnd enkr. Also attending were Mr. nnd Mrs. Vance Ambrose, Mr, nnd Mrs. Boy Bendell, Mr. nnd Sirs. Harlan Goplen, Mr. and Mrs. James Hirkcnmeyer, Mr. nnd Mr*. Cecil Asher, Mr. anil Mrs. W alt Bonder, Mr. nnd Mrs. ] Inane Fellows, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd Lunn, Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner, Mts. Mary Mobley, Kugcne Bothell, Principal nnd Mrs. Carlton Henley, C o u n t y School Superintendent it. T. Milwec, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, Encephalitis is an ever­ present threat in Florida. Scientists and workers in the tab and in the field arc on the trail of a killer sleeping sick­ ness virus and its carrier mos­ quito. All Florida Magazine this week reports on the state’ s investigation and visits one team of medical detectives, headed by James O. Bond, M. I)., director of the Encephali­ tis Research Laboratory at Tampa. Also this week. A ll Florida visits Charlie Smith, 122 years old, who will be 123 the Fourth of July, Charlie Is the oldest living American on Social Se­ curity records. He is In surpriiing health, maintains a small store at Bartow and puts in a full day at work every day. Says a Social Security aide: "Charlie is a friendly, nice old m an."’ All Florida Magazine has television listings, comptete for the week. It is distributed with The Herald Friday. STOCKPILES W ELCOMING past presidents at fifth birth­ day luncheon o f South Seminole Welcome W ag­ on Club were the current president, Mrs. Mary­ ann Miles (center Imek) mid Mrs. Norn Norris, club hostess (seated righ t). They were Mrs. Floyd Green, (seated le ft ); Mrs, Steve Tully (back left) and Mrs. lion LaPonia. 4 PARIS (U P ! ) — The United Stales Is doubling Us stockpiles of nuclear weapons In Europe to meet a quiet Soviet buildup, U. S. officials said today. F E D E R A L A ID TALLAH ASSEE (U P !) A S5M.OOO federal anti-poverty program In Hillsborough Coun­ ty was given tentative appro­ val by the state Cabinet. IT COSTS NO MORE TO GO FIRST C U S S GET General Electric A ir Conditionlag 11/AI I Plumbing, (T A L L Heating, Inc, 1MT Sanford tB U II SPECIA LS EVERY DAY! 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WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson today wel­ comed critical debate on his foreign policy, but said he would do what he felt was right no matter how "the transient winds o f opinion blow.'* Johnson, apparently refer­ ring to recent U, S. moves In gouth Viet Nsm and the Do­ minican Republic, said he know the large m ajority of Americana supported U. S, e f­ forts everywhere to atop ag­ gression. But ha said criticism of American policy helped to teat preient policy and did not mean the nation waa divided oo its broad global alma. By Frances Wester splash party waa held at Ralph Abell borne on Broadmore Avenue in Lake Mary on Saturday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:30 to celebrate the eighth birthday o f Keith Abell. Guest* attending to help Keith celebrate hfs birthday were Kenneth a n d Bruce Polk, John Nogueira, David Sumnera, Wayne Winakowskl, Donald Jackson, Jed Hauser, and Steve Saaaman. To conclude the swimming fun, a special birthday cake decorated with a cowboy ridng a horse amid the eight Jghted candles and the words 'Happy Birthday" waa brought out and served with Ice cream cones and punch. The traditional " H a p p y Birthday" long waa aung to Keith. He then opened the gifts given to him by his guests. All said what a good time they had a i they depart­ ed for home. Honoring Mrs. Lloyd Brown By Margaret Coaby Mrs. Lloyd Brown, w ife of North Orlando councilman, waa gueat o f honor at a stork shower GOLD STA R Mothers Mrs. Ruth Roger* (le ft) nnd Mr*. Loul* Butler o f Casselberry wero hon­ ored during Memorial Day observance spon­ sored by local veterun's groups. (Herald Photo) Plan Jostle 14 M INERS DIE TOKYO (U P I) - A gas explosion ripped through a coal mine on the aouthern Island o f Kyushu today. Authorities reported 24 miners killed ami 221 trapped underground. High School senior, has been named winner of the 1965 Bausch nnd Lomb Honorary Sci­ ence Award which in­ dicates superior scien­ tific a p t i t u d e . An­ nouncement was made by Paul Hickson, sci­ ence teacher. Airs. Cooper Hosts Shower Republicans W A SH IN G TO N ( U P ! ) — Top leaden o f the Republican party assembled h en today fur tha next step In their quest fo r Deuea to Jnatle the Johnson administration before the lOGfl election!. Tha laat four GOP prealdentlal candidate*— Barry M. Goldwater, Richard M. Nixon, D wight D. Elsenhower and Thomas E. Dewey— were ex­ pected to attend thla second meeting o f the un-member Republican co • ordlnatlng committee. Of the five living Repub­ lican presidential numlneee only A l f M. lumdon, the 1030 candidate, notified the com­ mittee that h* would bo un­ able to attend. J. R. H A L L , Seminole M IA M I (U P I ) — Florida’* vast Everglades withered to­ day while the weatherman watched fo r hurricanes. The National Hurricane Warning Service posted it* aentinel* fo r the annual June through November vigil but they could not find one drop o f rain fo r tha Indian's "R iver o f G n u s" which is turning into a parched grave, yard fo r thousands o f wild creatures. N o appreciable rain has fallen on the Everglades N a ­ tional Park, a flatland o f ■awgraei and tre t hammocks sloping gently to tha sea­ shores, line* laat March 4I t normally has several inches o f water ootlng south­ ward over the park's 1.6 million acres o f wilderness, pro­ viding a hug* hatchery and haven fo r fishes, fow l, rep­ at the Bear Lake home of her sister, Mrs. Ran­ dy Cooper. Although It wasn't a surprise party, to be show­ ered la always exciting, and Sylvia was thrilled by the many lovely and, o f course, useful gifts. Decorations for the party were In lavender and white, with a lavender colored floral centerpiece on the buffet tablo and matching bootees on a white-froited cake. In order to avoid tempting the motherto-be unduly, the thoughtful hostess limited refreshment* to cake and punch—an extra­ vagance to any diet. Entertainment appropriate to a stork ahower waa enjoyed by Rita Hahn, Beverly Mat­ tingly, Norma Schncll and Louise Slrallnn who accom­ panied Sylvia to the party from North Orlando. Also enjoying tho festivities, from Orlando, were Mrs. Brown's mother, Mr*. How ard John*, and her grand­ mother, Mrs. Harley Young; her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mar­ garet Drown, who Just left to spend the summer in Chica­ go; her sliter-ln-liw, Mrs. Jane Johns; cousins, Mrs. John Dolllns, Mrs. Ronald Brown and Mrs. Judy Tin noli; Mrs. Betty Waterman, a niece, and Mrs. Grace Burkes and Mrs. Charles Mayo. Mra. Brown fcola fortunate to have to many of the fam ­ ily on hand to celebrate with her. She only hopes now that Sir Stork will arrive before her husband goes away for reserve duty with the U. S. Marine Corps. Tho Browna have one son, Bussell, four, who Is looking forward to having a playmate in the family. Airs. E.C. Turning Hostess To Coffee In Lake Mary By France* Wester iiiiv n * m u iA vv iiQ in r c u r in g unur 10 years as school lunchroom au|)erviaor nt Sem­ inole High School nnd formerly nt West Sido Grammar School, was honored ut Installation banquet of Seminole County School Food Serv­ ice Association in Oviedo. T. Richey, assistant principal « l Seminole High, extends hnmlshuko HANDS OFF Forest Lake Personals WASHINGTON (U P I ) Tha Supreme Court today reMajor and Mrs. A! Sagert the new Hammond organ her luted to Interfere with a spe­ will be returning homo from husband gavs her recently. cial election o f tho New York Legislature ordered by a low Germany and plan (o move to Vsndcnburg Air Forco Bate The new administration ar court for Nov. 2. in California. The far building now la under con plana to camp cn route in Uic atructlon and la scheduled to B E R LIN (U P1) - H ie Unit­ National Parks. be finished in six or seven ed S tatu today prepared a months. Furniture now Is be. vigorous protest against a Communlit mob attack on the Mrs. A. Dunnlrk is spend­ In| Installed In the new wing American mission In Potsdam. ing many happy hours with of the girls' dorm. Freeman and Doris Baker, Mra. Elnar C. Turning wa* Also Mildred Sandusky, L il­ hostess tor an All Day Coffee given at the Turning homo an Lake Mary from 7:30 s.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday. Thla waa an adaptation of the original Come-Aa-You-Are M o r n i n g Coffees sponsored by tho women o f the U.P.W. o f the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary. The hosten served orange juice, assorted cookies, dough­ nuts, homemade S w e d i s h rolls, punch and coffee. Many Interesting curios and objects of art brought back by Capt. Turning from all over the world were on display. Guests attending were Jean Brooklyn, Oladell Cochran, Florence Zimmerman, Emma Hashara, Bessie Beebe, Mar­ tha Illley, Betty Creamer, Mary and Jeannie Creamer, Lena Kith, Libby Smathcrs, Isabelle Thompson, V e r 11 e Crocker, Mildred Donaldson, Belinda Donaldson, B e t t y lian Goodwin, LuVora Harri­ son, Amanda Reavei, Violet Bcckharn, F a n n i e Lcfflcr, Mary Akormnn, Virginia An derson, Christine Ailing, Edna Itilcy, Elaine Poor, Laura Donaldson Cox, Shirley Smith and Lcnora Green. Also Fern Benedict, M ar­ garet Ulmer, Eileen Powell, Kay Sassman, Mildred TUlli, l'hylls Hugcnstctn, NanEarle Slovens, Maxine Hopkins and Laurette Williams. VISITING HOURS NEW YO RK (U P I )—A m eri­ cans made 644 million visit* to physicians during the 12monUi period ending June, 1004, the U. S. National Health Survey reports. Tho figure includes tele­ phone consultations. This averages out to 4.3 visits for each person in the U. S. civil Ian non-intliluUona! popula Uon. v f-,:r ■aw wwn-aaw * f»anw M -M M 4 WIU IJIVJBvElv UtUIUIUUJ tf M rifhth |nuW grndiutn* Friday at 7:50 p.m. with Rnv. Richard Lyons officiating. Ear. Ttrml Solano will delivar tha commencement address. Graduation mss* will faa hold at II *.m. Friday morning. Girl students from left, front row, am Lynn Arriola, Joanne Boaudette, Gertrude Bowen, Karen Dai­ gle, Arlene HeMsttlo, Emily Dougherty, Susan Galletta and U u y Ann German; second row: Krlatln Heath, Margaret Htron, Busan W ppt. Claire Holton, Teresa Huckabona, Lin- ---------------------------------, ttyan; third row: Tracy KnowK lea, Deborah Kreeek, Mary Beth Lake, Roberta LeFils, Tereaa Rogero; fourth row: Nancy Sehwelkert. Susan Sheridan, Frances Sierputowski. Elisabeth Von Herbulla and Julie Wil­ liams. Boys, from laft to right, are David Belque, Michael Bryan, Michael Fit*patrick, Norman Glenn, Michael Hickson, Robert Kuhn, Steven Maces, Dale Mamale, Richard Michels, Norman Mil iUtchtU, Glenn Bkelly, Thomaa Qylar and Peter Van JJuyna, .(Herald Photo) The draught has not yet tiles and animals. FAT OVERW EIGHT hot affected the more than two enough to blister an alligator million human residents of foragin g through tha unac- South Florida who are able Tha sun has been cuatoraed dust fo r food, and a sunburned alligator la mean enough to eat ita own young. Indicative o f tha worst spring drought on record In South F l o r i d a waa the Weather Bureau's report that only 0.44 Inches o f rain fell at Miami International A ir ­ port during May, compared to tha average o f 6.44 Inches fo r tha month. Available to vou without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex. You mutt Iota ugly fat or your money to tap deep well springs of back. Odrinex le a tiny tablet and eaaily swallowed. Get rid water. o f exeesa fa t and live longer. But only rainfall o f hurri­ Odrinex coats 63.00 and is cane proportions can quickly acid on this guarantee: I f not restore nature's delicate bal­ satisfied fo r any reason, Just return the package to your ance* in the Everglades. druggist ana get your fu ll When the next hurricane money hack. N o queatlone brushes tha area, lta torrent* asked. Odrinex la told w ith o f water may arrive too late this guarantee by: to save tha Evargladee as McReynolds Drug Star* — tha Indiana and early pion­ Sanford — Mail Orders Filled. eer* once knew It. Mrs. T . Haines Honor Guest O f Stork Shower By Jalla Bartoe Mrs. Virginia Champion, Ilattaway Drive In Orients Gardena, and Mrs. Rachel Hamby, Altamonte Springs, were recent hostesses at a stork shower honoring Mra. Thomas Haines, the form er Frances Ann Hattaway. Mrs. Haines received many lovely gifts. Games were played and refreshments of cake, cookies and punch were served. Attending thla special occas­ ion were Mrs. T ally Hattaway, mother o f tha bonoree; Mrs. Lewis Haines, her moth­ er-in-law, and tha Mmaa. Webber Haines, Mary Louisa Gullo, Marjorie Adam, Tens Sorrell, of Miami, Bobby Bla­ lock, Carolyn Waters, o f Or­ lando, L. E. Tew, Robert Lee, Ann Heath, Judy Gobcl, John Hlckctt, Lillian Donaldson, Pat Blackwell, Patti Eklel, Dot Young, Norma Bishop, J, W. Morrell, Charlotte Gatton, Corrine Andrews, W a l t e r Grace and Vivian David. Elaine Echols The ruled box above represents a typical one inch ad. It measures one column wide by one inch deep. It costs advertisers 90c to $1.40 de­ pending on the type contract or at open rate. It looks lonesome by itself. But look at it this And Guests Enjoy way: W hat you get when you buy a one-inch ad Splash Party in The Herald is not just a single inch o f space Mlai Elaine Echols waa guest o f honor at a recent graduation splash party at the home of Mrs. R. L. Sloan on Magnolia Avenue. Co-hoiteaies were members of her mother's card club, Mra. Sloan, Mra. Jim Pigott and Mrs. Marvin Dyal. Tho gueats met at 4 p.m., were served refreshments of chips and dips, crackers, rel­ ishes and Cokea on the patio, then enjoyed swimming In the Sloan pool. Miaa Echols' graduation gift from the hostesses waa a mint green duster. Those Invited to join the fun with Elaine were her mother, Mrs. Charles L. Echols, and the Misses Judy Cochran, Sherry Thrasher, Susan Per­ kins, Janie While, Susan Piercy, Donna Colllni, Charts Pennington, Linda G r i e a , Melanie Williams, Carol Tor­ res, Kathy Butler, Helen Mann, KeUiy Trout, Miriam Hearn, Sharon Walker, Linda Robiaa and Michele Jones. in the paper, but one inch multiplied by our circulation o f 11,000. So you*re buying 11,000 inches, which at 189 inches to the page would be over 58 pages of newsprint That’s a mighty big chunk o f space for a cost o f only 90c to $1.40. And that price Includes delivery to the reader's front doorstep. Just imagine the cost of reaching all those Herald families by even a post card. It would amount to $440.00 just for the postage, but The Herald doei it for only 90c to $1.40. So you can see that a little one Inch ad is really Luncheon Honors a BIG Inch when it’s advertising space in The Danelle Wright Herald. And the figures show that I f f the most And Guests effective and economical way possible to let Miss Daaell* Wright, a member o f the 1663 gradual log class o f Seminole High School, was honored with a luncheon, Saturday M ay tt, at the Open Hearth la M ait­ land. Mra. W. A . Patrick and Mra. Herbert Stanatrom w o n co-bostesaea fo r tho e v e n t Highlight of Urn table dec­ orations wss g lovely arrange­ ment o f dalalea and baby's broath in hues o f blue and white. The me plate* of assorted salads, tur­ key, pear cheese almond, olivai; tomato sherbet, hot rolls and crackers with a choice o f tea or For dessert th en waa a choice of black bottom pie, cakes o r ices. The hostess’ gift waa g beautiful pair af pink paja­ mas and rob* ooaeahl Others enjoying tho eon w o n Mra. J. D. Wright Jr., motlMr el tho Alicia Wright, b n the Mia at* n i n e Janice f e y tad ftyhrU Wfr people in Seminole County and the DeltonaDeBary area know that you have a service or product that they could use. Call 322-2612 (D ial 424-8824 direct from South Seminole) and let a Herald representative show you how the little BIG inch can wake up sales for you. I k S a n f o r d H e r a ld ----------- SIN C E l t d * ------------ �EF* M artTerl f f fiH June 3, 1965 — Pape 9 (Dsuah G hby: D EAR ABBY: F o ifln m# fo r taking exception to your viewpoint o f “ invx■ion o f privacy" regarding the U dy who read her par* entx' love letter* after their death. Have you ever read the claaaic, “ The Letter* of Eilxabeth Barrett and Rob­ ert Browning"? And if Margaret Mitchell had not read her grandmother'* diary, who would have written "Gone With The W in d"? I f my great-grand­ mother had not examined the content! o f her moth­ er'* trunk, a letter written by G e o r g e Waihington would have bern destroyed. 1 have eaved my hus­ band'* love letters and val­ entines. Although my chil­ dren may not he interested By Abigoil Von Buren in reading them now, may­ be after I die they will en­ joy some of the sweet sentiment* that a n in my treaiur* cheat. "S E N T IM E N T A L " * • • DEAR A B B Yt A letter in your column dealt with the same situation with which I was recently faced, and I would like to tell you how I handled it. My mother had made her home with me and my husband during her last years. I knew where she had kept her "lov* letters" from my father, who had preceded her in death by many, many years. When Mother p a s s s d away, I did not read them. I felt as you, that they Qaaoby On Bhidqa Enterprise Assn. D E A R MRS. LA W R E N C E : I was raised In a good Chris­ tian home. Maybe this is why A R m y 17-year-old boy’a beer drinking is hitting me so hard, i t breaks my heart as hia school marks er* lower and I've spent the last elx years saving money fo r his college education. I recently went to one o f these taverns which sells him beer to tell them what I thought o f them but my husband said I had no right to stick my noee In. A N S W E R : I f you were raised in a good Christian home, then you muet be ac­ quainted with the story of the prodigal eon. He started out having a high time, remember? Then a fter a while he began to realize that his choices were proving unsstlsfying. In Jes­ us' words he found himself in "w ant." And squatting Among ths pigs to whose com­ pany he'd bssn reduced, ha began to contrast whet Had happened to him aa a result o f hla eelf-punlshing cboiees with whet had happened to him before he made them. One day he cried, “ I’ve had enough o f this crazy life ! I went my sane one again." Do you think hie father didn't worry about him? Of course, he did. Juit like you, he worried terribly. But he didn’t try to force the boy to see what ha waan’t ready to see. Instead, he trusted the good things he had given the boy to make the bad thing! he was doing become shabby and undesirable. And as Jes­ us advised, “ petlenee possess­ ed hie own eoul." A » a con­ sequence, hie child wae mads able to discover hia. Now I went to say this. I t some­ time* happens that the “ good Christian homes" which rais­ ed us so monopolised good­ ness tin t there was nothing left for us but a sense o f bad­ ness. These homsa dsmsndsd dG qhU qhii 10-11 P.M. CBS. Ths Defsnders. three hearts and then gone past gam* Irrespective o f what North did. Or with those ■olid hserts and a aid* ace South might have taken im­ mediate control and gone in­ to a Blackwood routine over the two.epad* response. Expert play at elx hearts would undoubtedly be d iffer­ ent from ordinary play but every declarer would wind up making the slam. The expert declarer would cash ths act o f hearts at trick two and then take hie diamond diicard on one o f dummy'* tap spade*. II* would be guarding aa beet he could against ths possi­ bility o f the second epadt be­ ing ruffed. The ordinary d e c l a r e r would take his diamond die* card right away and then try the heart finesse. Jh bWoman By Mra. Muriel Lawrence Newepaper D E AR A B B Y : So you regard it ■■ an "invasion Jacoby and Son 1965 Vanderbilt Cup Winner* NORTH g Nswspsper Enterprise Assn. A AKQI7 In all altuatlone when your V I! partnar has not limited hit ♦ A* hand, the jump to game can­ ♦ KQ73 not be a atop bid. A t the WEST EAST tame time, it cannot be a ab« a j toast VK» ¥54 W ry strong stem Invitation. ♦ QJ 107 4 3 4 K I S South haa only 11 high card ♦ J»a *io6i points but hie suit is such SOUTH (II) that he can ptay it even * : though hla partner Is void. ¥ AQJ109I7 ♦ 62 Ones 8outh jumps to four * A 84 hearts, North hss no problem Both vulnerable about getting to six. He (loath West North Koot check* fo r ace* because it is Pass 2 * Pass 1¥ possible that South holds Pats 4N.T. Past 4¥ something like seven hearts Pass 4 ¥ 5¥ Paso Pass Pass to the king-quccn-jeck-tcn Opening Iced— f Q. and the king-queen-jack o f diamonds. W hy doesn’t North try for heart* if he htd held solid seven after South shows two hearts and a side ace. ares? Because North knows Whet form would thte that South would have made stronger rebld have taken? a stronger rabid then four South might have merely bid U)a were private. Y e t I could not bring myself to destroy those letters as 1 knew they must have been very precious to my mother or she would not have kept them fo r nearly 65 years. Before her funeral, I tied her “ love letters" with a white ribbon and asked the undertaker I f I might slip them into the casket to be buried with Mother. He said he thought It was a spendld Idea, so I lifted the coverlet and placed them deep beside her body. I have always fe lt that I did what would have pleas­ ed my mother the most. Your* very truly, H E LE N G. * * • "Go-Between" history, it's such appreciation o f their goodnsts that thsre wasn’t any appreciation left fo r our goodness. Whan we become parents oursalvsa, we ca n t trust ths goodnsss ws have expressed to a child. The goodness o f ths loving thrift which hss ssvtd money fo r his college tuition doesn’t really exist fo r us. So whsn he starts hanging around taverns ev­ ery night, we ca n t say to ourselves, "Child, live It up. But you’re going to get sick o f this wastefulness. Soon now It is going to bs made to look pretty shabby com­ pared to my loving and th rif­ ty eoneera fo r you." In short, those self-right­ eous Christian homss o f our* hava left ua with so little self-trust that we can’t pos­ sess our souls In ths sslf-apprselating patience o f the father In Jesus’ psrsbls o f the prodigal son. Read it again, lie's ths parson to go to fo r Christianity. TV Time Preview* harmless enter­ tsrmlned to do Darrin in. Why (re­ tainment. This story Involve* he thinks Sam's marriage to Cherokee* and settlers in A Darrin is an affront to the run) This is such an exciting, meaningful melodrama, it’s almost a pity that it'e based cm a premise o f somewhat synthetic pertinence. The son an aspirant to his party's presidential candidacy Is kid­ napped during the convention. Kidnaping with no fringe complications la always a drsnsatlcally harrowing situation 4nd thte drama (by Larry Cohen) goes farther and ciam los* the sometimes ghoulish attltudaa o f cranks, wellwishers, tha praas, vested in­ terest, etc. during this pe­ riod o f anguish fo r tha family. Ths study o f bow soma peopla reset to other*' adversities is chillingly honest. Arthur Hill and Phyllis Theater ar* well east as ths parents, John Ran* dolph la tha F B I man trying to help, Sally Gracia is infur­ iatingly good aa an inconsider­ ate reporter and the balance o f the company is equally meritorious. And o f course E. a . Marshall and Robert Reed harry o ff their regular rolea aa uaual, with Marshall serv­ ing aa tha go-between Instead o f aa a defense attorney here. 7:30-1:30 P.M. NBC. Danis! Boons. "Tskawitha McLeod." (R erun) Tha kids, ones again, should g e t • kick out o f this silly frontier story, and, prorldsd you caution them not to M v AM os valid battle to see which should gain possession o f a white girl brought up aa an Indian prin­ cess fo r IS years. 8 9 P.M. CBS Perry Mason. "Case of ths Mslancholy Marksman," (Rerun) You'll see a few fam iliar faces in tonight’s east as well as a familiar plot. Marl Blanchard plays a scheming w ife who la killed by a sharpshooter srith a high-powered rifle. When her husband (Paul RIcharde) is accused, Perry takes tha case and cornea up with A flock o f new suspects, Includ­ ing J e ff Donnell (Georgs Gobs 1’a T V w ife ) sad Ana Rutherford (o f “ Andy H ardy" fam e). 8:30-9:30 P.M. NBC. Dr. K Ildar*. "Tha Patient." (R e­ run) Kildare lsarn* bow tha other half lives in ths medi­ cs! comedy which Dot only involves h la In a mild ro­ mance, it also hospitalism him. Ths big Joka la that K il­ dare is sick o f hearing his pa­ tient’s gripe, hot when ha becomes the patient, he’s worse than any o f them. Mild. 9-9:90 P.M. A B C Bewitched. “ Cousin Edgar." •aeseoal B a­ als. Ths esrtss always takas a turn fo r tha better whoa o s* o f Saasaethe's weird relatives shows up end la this « s « her e lf family I* never explained, but it's ths excuse fo r e lot o f funny slapstick which con* Unucs even after Edgar, who doesn’t talk, changes his opinion. 10-11 P.M, NBC Suspense Theatre. "T w ist Cup end Lip." (color) I f you missed "Topkapl," you might try this on*. It has many o f the ingredients which went into that funny ■uspense movie. This Is a story o f an Imperfect crime, planned an executed by a caat o f eloba, with the object o f their planning a 13,000,000 Jeweled sceptre. The acting ia en­ trusted to a company o f play­ er* headed by Ethel Merman, Larry Blyden, Chari** Me. Graw, Joan Blackman, Jean Hale and John Hoyt. How­ ever, fo r those who saw the movie, this is strictly "Bottomakpi.” 10-11 P.M. ABC. Jimmy Dean Show. (Rerun) Guest ■tar Vlkki Carr singe "P e o ­ ple," “ You Mad* Me Love You" end “ C an t Help Lovin' That Man o f Mins.” Fasttalking Hsnny Youngmsn ■hows he can still nuka people laugh with tha world's moot venerable Jokes. Top spot on the hour Is given over to a fast-moving, mslodie minstrel show in which everyone looks r of privacy" to read Impressive Ceremony Unites Couple M ill Lou Ann Culberhotue i nard McDonald 3rd, April 241Church in Fort Laudcrdalt ficiating. became the bride of John Bcr- at the W citgit# B a p 11 a 11 with the Rev. Slaughaugh o f­ The bride It the daughter of old home to his w ife, I made love tetters le ft behind by sure she wouldn't get any­ Mr. and Mra. Dalton Cuiber- those who have died unices ths writers have indicated during their lifetime that they wiihed them to be read? I f my parents had le ft ms a legacy o f love letters, I would have had them published. A ll I got wae a box containing their let­ ters, which were filled with threate, bitter accusations, and ugly recriminations. With those letters were a divorce d o c u m e n t , my mother's death certificate (marked “ suicide") and my father's cancelled insurance policy. Sign me . . . . N O LOVE LETTERS • • • thing that would scar her memory o f him. NO REGRETS • ♦ I bouae, 3309 N. W. Ninth Ava- D E AR A B B Y : The letter about "old love letters" and who has a right to read them reminded me o f an experience I had back in World W ar 11. My bud­ dy had s hobby o f writing to girls and collecting their pictures. He hsd a boxful. He happened to be married, but he really wasn't a bud guy, Abby. He loved his w ife, but when he wasn’t with the one he loved, he loved the one he wus with, if you get whet I mean. Well, his number enme up in North Africa and 1 lost the best buddy 1 ever had. When they put alt his stuff together to send nue, Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, ltox 69700, l.os Angeles, Catif., fo r Abby'* booklet, "H O W TO W R IT E LE T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCASION 8.” diomamok&M G R A PE F R U IT COBBLER 2 cam ( I lb. each) grapefruit section* >3 cup brown sugar, firm ly packed *« cup milk 6 Ihips. moiled butter A beautiful new material, 1 "Shape-dc-Chlne," makes your told you hers in my notebook undergarments "shape" your figure to your liking. There about th* stunning knitwear wae an array o f requisite uncreations shown by Arthur dcrfashlons at the salon re­ Kohler. The name o f the cently and I was intrigued dresses Is “ Grace Taylor” and with tha newness o f their you can find beautiful styles “ ■hspingR." Be sure to scu suitable fo r you, I f you can­ the "weighltrss," t o t a l l y not find them, writs and I seam-free padded bras. And will see that you learn where the longlinc version will give they ar* to be found in your you a thrill and a better con­ town. I am sorry about th* tour! wrong name. New York women are al­ I urge you to ee* th* truly ready getting into their “ sum­ great picture, "Ship of mer black" — sheer, smart, Fools," baaed on th* novel by and alwaya worn with access­ Katherine Ann* Porter. The ories to give a bit o f color. acting la perfect, the role* The newest, very newest lip­ are perfectly cast and when stick color is by Coty. The real actors coma to th* screen, name? “ Sugar Daddy Red." I rejoice. The picture gives Well, a lady can dream, can't you much to think about, and she? even th* dog Is remarkable I f you want to be well(I have H IS picture on my dreused at all timea, choose celebrity screen). 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M. 1:11 HIsm Oa 1:11-1:1* Timeline 9:00-1:10 Areerlraa History 1:10-1:14 Reading Knrlchmeat (4-11 4:11-11:10 Hpanlih Review I 0 :10 -lo :ti Hpialeh Itevlew 10:<4-ll:l* Helenca Club lt-4) 11:10-11:41 Florida History ( t ) VT 11:11-11:41 Muala Enrichment VT FRIDAY P. M. 11:00-11:11 Art Enrkhmont 11:11-11:10 Kindest Un* 11:10-1:14 Queat 1:10-1:41 Kaploriag Helene* (1-4) 1:44-9:19 Quest V T * Qohnah By Mra, H. L. Johnson l ‘ j cups prepared biicuit mix In There are 87 itate parka and 65 public lake* in Iowa, M IL A N D MRS. JOHN B E R N AR D M cDONALD III 2 ttisps. sui;ar First, let me rectify a mis­ and Tha Mra. John B. McDonald, a lia 3 thsps. flour take Sanford. of Fort Lauderdale. The bride, given In m arri­ age by her father, choee A gown o f Chantilly lace featur­ ing a aweetheart neckline and wriat length aieevt*. Her ahoulder length veil fell from a crown o f pearl*. Mra. Doria Whitworth waa matron of honor and th* groom choie aa hia beat man bis brother, Frank. Following the ceremony, a reception wa* held at th* home o f Mr*. Carol Culberhome, an aunt of the bride. The couple will reside in Fort Lauderdale where tha groom la employed by the Gray Bar Electric Company. 2 Ibipi. butter EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD Lauderdale, of groom ia the aon o f M r. and D E AR ABBY: Letters arc personal property end belong to heirs —- whether specifically willed or not— just like money, clothing or real estate. It could even be argued that heir* have a public and social obligation to examine all effects o f the deceased in­ cluding correspondence, because it might have a sig­ nificant bearing on the welfare o f those still alive. Who con say a “ love let­ te r" is only a love letter until he has examined it? Those who wish their cor­ respondence to remain private should destroy it, or specify that it should be kept sealed fo r any period o f time they choose. Yours, rationally, G. It, • • • Problems? W rite to A B ­ BY, Box 69700, l.os An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aelf-addrcsicd rnveelope. • • • Fort form erly I’ lacc grapefruit sections with syrup In dlah 11 by 7 by P4 inches. Combine sugar and flour, sprinkle over fruit, dot with butter. Bake In mod­ erate oven IS minute*. While fruit ia being heated, mix to­ gether biscuit mix and sugar. Combine milk and butter, stir inlo biscuit mix to form 10ft dough. Remove baking dlxh from oven. Roil dough It inch thick. Cut into rounds or dia­ monds. Arrange on hot fruit mixture. Bake 15 to 20 min­ ute* longer. • * • BACON W ILTED LETTU CE 1 bunch leaf leltucw '« cup sliced green oolona 6 slices bacon 2 Ibspi. bacon drippings '« cup vinegar <4 tip. salt 14 tap. pepper I tap. dill weed Tear lettuce into salad bowl. Add green onions. Cook bacon until crisp. Drain and crum­ ble. Add vinegar, aalt and pepper to drippings and bring to a boil, Pour over lettuca and green oniona. Add crum­ bled bacon and dill weed. Toaa lightly. Serve Immediately, Serves 4. # • * CH IP A N D CHEESE W IENERS 1 pkg. wiener* 1 cup grated American cheese l i cup crushed potato chips 1 tbsp. catsup 1 Hasp, minced onion 1 tap. Worcestershire sauce Split Wiener* lengthwise to form pockets. Mix zemalning ingredient* until well blended. L IT T L E W IE N E R Stuff wiener pockets. Broil • SHORTCAKE inches from source of heat for 1 pkg. corn muffin mix 5 to 7 minutu. Makes 10 1 pkg. (10 o i.) frozen French iluffcd wiener*. # * * style green beam U cup allrrd green onions 1 ran < 104k o i.) cream of chicken aoup 15 cup milk <3 cup grated Cheddar cheese 2 pkga. (7 oz. each) Oscar Meyer Little Wieners Prepare corn muffin mix and bake in loaf pan accord­ ing to package direction*. Cook green brans according to p a c k a g e directions adding green onion* last 3 minute*. Drain. Combine soup, milk and cheese ami heal until cheese melt* and satire ia smooth. Add wieners and sim­ mer 5 mlmilrs. Add bean* and onions. Serve hot over squares of corn bread. Makes 6 serv­ ing*. * * * A PR IC O T RAISIN RELISH H i cupi water H cup sugar cup vinegar cup horseradish U tip. cloves 1 cup chopped, dried apricota 1 cup seedless raisins U cup itierd almonds Combine water, sugar, vine­ gar, horseradish and cloves. Boil 5 minutes. Add fruits and almond* and simmer IS minutca. May be served hot or cold. Makes 2 cups, • 0 * HAM PUFFS 1 pkg. cream puff mix 214 cups ground ham K cup mayonnaise ‘ 4 cup chopped celery H cup chopped salted al­ monds '.4 cup chopped sweet pickles dash pepper Prepare miniature cream puffs according to package di­ rections. Bland ham with rem i I n i n g ingredients. F ill cream puffs. Makes about 40 puff*. 9 by 7 Inch shape. Evenly spoon stuffing mixture over meat. Place remaining meat mixture on a second piece of waxed paper. Gently pat Into to by 8 Inch shape. Flip meat over stuffing and seal edges. Turn into 13 by • by 3 inch baking pan. Pat loaf Into shape, being sure edges are sealed. Refrigerate. Blend re­ maining tomato sauce with mustard, brown sugar and v i n e g a r . Refrigerate. One hour before serving, place meat loaf in a preheated oven (350 degrees). A fter 50 min­ utes pour sauce over meat loaf. Continue baking for 10 minute*, i f desired garnish with sliced mushrooms. Serv­ es I. • • • ORANGE SHERBET 1 can evaporated milk 1 can ( • oz.) orange Juice concentrate 14 cup tugar H tap. salt Chill evaporated milk ia freeaer fray o f refrigerator until Ice cryatali form around edge*. Turn Into chiliad bowl and whip with rotary beater until atlff. Combine undiluted orange Juice concentrate, au- gar and salt and add 1 tbsp. at a time, whipping until very stiff. Turn into freezer tray and freeze until firm . Makes 1U qta. Tangerine or limeade concentrate may be substitu­ ted for orange Juice concen­ trate. * • • SW EET AND SOUR LAM B CHOPS 4 ahoulder iamb chops, 1 Inch thick 1 tap. ta g % Up. pepper 14 tap. ginger 14 cup vinegar U cup brown augar 1 medium orange 1 medium lam or Cook four ahoulder lam b chopi, cut one inch thick, over tow beat until browned ox both aldea. Combine eoe-quartor cup vinegar, ooe-quarter cup firm ly packed brown (ugar, one tap. aalt, one-eighth tap. pepper and one-quarter tap. ginger, m ix well. Pour sugar mixture over chops. Add one madlum-slted orange which haa been sliced and one lemon which haa been cut in wedge*. Cover and co«k over low heat about 30 minutes, or until chops are tender. | CHEESE AND CRACKER STU FFED M E A T LO AF H i lb. ground beef l i lb. ground pork 2 eggs I tap. salt 14 tip. pepper •i tip. ground nutmeg 1 (6 oz.) can tomato sauce 37 French Onion Cracker*, finely rolled 1 can (4 o i.) mushrooms, drained and finely chopped 2 thips. crumbled Bleu cheese 2 thspt. butter, melted 2 thsps. prepared spicy mus­ tard 2 thsps. light brown sugar 2 tbsps. vinegar Combine first 6 ingredient* with '4 tomato sauce. Blend next 4 ingredients in a small bowl. Place 14 meat mixture on wax paper. Gently pat into ia t . , at.so a c a r l o a d 1 i4* Oaly •R tV AJO MUM* Johaay *#»#* OiM Oaly •KIIRL HAPPY” X LVia — la I'alM ItiSa Oaly •W A L L OP NOtSR” liars* X a ilM Thrill* t o n it x t h r u a iim 17 5 21 JEW HELBROS Viluis Why repair your M* on* for to I) • Waterproof* * Cal*1 |ilt boird with erigii styles limited. Worn* atylii also lyiilieltyM ,* • IT9 AIVCMAX, in a i EC LIN A -R O C K ER jg jx ss igffssze fu c& a sra g TCHTOf Open FrL Eva. — Cteaed Wad. A ft . ™ « .“ U™ » M A T H E R SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT ' 203-Ot E . Ia4 St* r DOWNTOWN SANFORD e T I L L 346 K||e MOM. * F M .W O/ Sanford �VTf> VihTerfl F ar® 10 — June 3, IOCS ItnTB Bids Farewell To S. Seminole Club Installs Officers B#. Casselberry Duo , ] | ;* | j ^ ' i -‘ | J ^ ^ -jM , j b B ^ r*’ 7 ■ , W W 7 \ 1 ^ i B * ^ IH B ■/ > / B . .t^ ^ B C V BE YO U NG W O M A N ’S CLUB o f Smith Seminole Installed officers for the com inn year Saturday at the Open Hearth Restaurant in Maitland. Seat­ ed left to ripht are Mra. Jane Staly, president; Mra. Mary Warren, first vice president and Mra. Emiley Green, Installing officer. Standing arc Mra. Mary Harrell, aecond vice president; Mrs. Gail Klnsloe, recording secretary; Mra. Francos Niblack, treasurer; and Mra. Greg ItutenkroKcr, corresponding secretary. (Herald Photo) Casual Party Honors Janie White Mra. Rcfoart T. Steele w a ijP Iercy , Susan Perkins, Ange-ichcle Jones, Elaine Echols, | Also attending was Mrs. hostess recently at her B e a r - I* Hurt, Linda Spencer, D im e Carol Torres, Judy CocliranjJohn S. White, mother of the dall Avenue home to a “ com e‘ Powell, Linda Robson, Ml-1and Kathy Trout. 'honor guest, at you a r c " party honoring her niece, Mist Janie White, a member o f the 1963 graduat­ ing data o f Seminole High School. The guest* enjoyed casual •nd Informal chatter while munching on chips, dips and an assortment o f tld bits and alpping Cokes In an atmos­ phere of beautiful arrangementa of day lllloa and mums. Mra. Steele presented the bonoree with an appropriate gift memento. Enjoying the delightful and refreshing morning were the Misses Sharon Booth, Susan Altamonte Springs Personals Mrs. Robert Watson o f Her­ mits Trail, who has been lit, was admitted to Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for obaervatlon. a recent bridal, Stumpf at the Williams home, I Foy Lee co-hostesses at the Refreshments o f cookies, potato chips, dips, nuts, mints and lime sherbet punch were served to those present. Others Invited were Mr*. Ralph E. Stumpf, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. John St. Clair White III, mother of the groom, Mrs. Judy Webb and Mrs. Ted Williams. Also the Misses Drenda Ranew, Babs Odham, Linda Hittoll, Patty Glenn Johnson, D i­ ane Stumpf and Marianne Humphrey. former's home Friday at the Seminole Trailer Park, Fern Park, wllh an unusual coffee given In honor o f two of their neigh­ bors, who leave this week for the north. Mrs. Mabel Reynolds leaves June 3 for Prospect, Mass., and Mrs. Katherine Parsons, June 4, for Canton, Ohio. A "H ob o" theme wat car­ ried out for the affair with guests being greeted at the gate with the traditional hobo aign, the red flag, and a sign reading "D etour for coffee break." A red carpet wat rolled out in their honnr and maps were posted marking the routes for their trips. Each guest of honor was given a red checked dish tow­ el tied to a stick and filled with fun gifts each accompan­ ied by appropriate verse. A red and while checked cloth covered the table and delicious homemade dough­ nuts and cinnamon rolls were served with coffee. Other guests Included Mrs. Eddie Sculln, Mrs. Dorothy Quinn, Mrs. Mercedes Sammcck and Mrs. Olga Nlland. Graduation Party And Guests M itt Arlene Smith was hon­ ored at a recent graduation parly given by Mr*. E. L. Drebert and daughter, Bar­ bara, at their home on noservoir Lake. Pizza, cold drinks and as­ sorted relishes were served from a table decorated with graduation motifs in the blue and while color scheme. Miss Smith was presented with an attractive travelalarm clock In a p ile blue leather case by the hostesses. Those Invited were Muriel Hearn, Miriam Hearn, Elaine Headrick, Cheryl McQuattcrs, Lynne Howell, Sandy Illtbee, Carol Itepp, Gail Slerpulowski, Glenda Gocmbol, Sheryl Williamson, Sharon Uaggcrly, Maureen Moughton, Judy Sergant and Mary Jean Turner. Harris-Baggett Wedding Plans Announced MISS S H IR L E Y STUMPF*, bridc-elcct, seated center, was n recent honor guest o f n bridal Hhowcr given at the Ted Williams I’ lumosa Drive home. Seated with the honoree are her fiance’s mother, Mrs. J. St. Clair White, Hi, left, and her mother, Mrs. Ralph Stumpf, right. W e Are Your Dr. J. Lester of U. S. High­ Sanford women1* team. The DeUary Public Library way 1702 will soon move to started on Its summer sched­ Mr. and Mrs. James Sims ule Tuesday, Juno I, The II .Mrs. Tcnna Arman of Park o f Cassia Lane enter!allied hrary will be open each TiiesLane attended the Klnrlda Mr. and Mrs. Blair Kelly of day, Thursday and Saturday Stall* Womrn’* Howling Tour­ Altoona, I'a., this past week­ morning from 9 until 11:30 nament at Daytona Hcllalre end. n m. Mrs. Harry M. John Halifax Lancs, May 29, 30. quest, librarian, has a large Mrs. Armao ployed with a Mr, and Mrs. Todd Clay of collection o f new books, both Columbine Trail entertained fiction and non-fiction, which William L. Kirk Jr. of Sanford are changed often fo r your and Mias Nancy Cratile of Or­ summer reading. lando at their DeUary home on Friday evening for dinner. Mr. Kirk graduated from Stetson University and will enter Law School at the Uni­ versity of Florida. Miss Crable will leach school in Or- Salem, Va., with hla family. By Evelyn Lundy The wedding o f Miss Linda Hands, Oviedo, to I.ce Bag­ gett, Winter Park, will be sol­ emnized Saturday evening, June 5, at 6:30 at the First Baptist Church in Oviedo. A reception will follow at the City Hall. All friends of the couple arc invited to at­ tend. Shower Surprises New Bride By M argaret Cosby Mrs. Walter Blanton recent­ ly was showered by her moth­ er, Mrs. Dave Wallace, and her sistera, Mrs. Edgar Watlace and Mrs. Jesse Wallace at the home o f the latter on South Edgcmon Avenue In North Orlando. The young bride w at com­ pletely surprised to learn the gathering was not a plastic party but a miscellaneous household shower for her. Games to Improve one’ s household shills were enjoyed by everyone such as games of chance, which every home­ maker displays in the kitchen; carrying raw pinto beans on a knife and the art of scoop­ ing balls of cotton Into a bowl while blindfolded. W IGS Helen Green and Marge Mc­ [Bryant, Margaret Cosby, 31ay Pherson won the games of Duquette, Ellen and Gay Ba­ chance and received a set of ker, Helen Green, Mary tidbit bowls and woodcorvcd Guthrie, Mary Hyatt, Ger­ salad foodservers, respective­ ly. Edna Stewart had the trude Miller, Anita Mayer, steadiest hand and won both Marge McPherson, Barbara other games to receive a Peters, Maureen Ridley, Edna beanpot bank and a clever Stewart, Ethel S p u r l o c k , Orcnc Ware, Jane W’cst and wooden cigarct box. The mountain of gifts then Eileen Wyman. Sending gifts were Gladys were delivered to the honoree and everyone enjoyed viewing Pilolan, Helen Berric, Bar­ the attractive and useful bara Landrcss, Mrs. Albert household items, everything Higginbotham, Jane and Bob­ from cut glass and carving by Higginbotham, T h e l m a sits to linens and sauce pans. Voska, Phyllis Flusher, Dolly Punch, coffee, suited Sludslill and Jean Slaughter. creams and assorted cookies The guest o f honor was dis­ were served. appointed only because her Enjoying t h e celebration husband who is on duty with were Vera Anderson, Helen tho U. S. A rm y in Panama Beam, Ruth Berkcy, Marie Canal Zone wasn't on hand to enjoy the excitement of the party. ANNUAL SET AND C LE A N E D S E TTIN G O N L Y $3-50 S H A P IN G E X T R A FOR A P P O IN T M E N T C A L L 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ava. DISCO NTINU ED ONCE EACH Y E A R , BEDDING AND F U R N ITU R E FACTO RIES D ISCO NTINU E SOME P A T T E R N S OF T IC K IN G . WE H A V E S E V E R A L SETS ON D IS P L A Y . A N D Other Special Buys Below: Miss Suzanne Orseno, a member o f the 1963 graduat­ ing class of Seminole High School, was honored recently with a ratio pool party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Silccr Jr. The honoree and guests spent a delightful evening swimming, dancing and din­ ing. Mrs. Sliccr presented the honor guest with a gift m e­ mento of her favorite cologne. Others attending were Bar­ bara Cox, Mary Jean Turner, Melanie Williams, K r l a t l c Sell like, Helen Mann, Sherry Marazlta, Linda Stapler, Lloyd Freeman, David Gain­ es, Ernie Johnson, David Howe and Rost Wontrnay. Mr. and Mra. Joa Oracno, parent! of the bonoree, also enjoyed the festive evening. TH EY CAN y BE YOURS FOR / Z p n | fC i R I v L MRS. W A IT E R B L A N T O N opening one o f tho lovely household Rift* she received at a re­ cent surprise miscellaneous post-nuptial Hhow­ cr at the North Orlando homo o f her sister, Mrs. Jessie Wallace. LADIES' TRAD E I ONLY - QUEEN SIZE THURS FR I. SAT. S i f i SuggsA tianA J jdA 5 haduaJtn O P E N F R ID A Y N IG H TS osent diploma* p.m. with Rev. will deliver the ' be held at 11 front row. are es, Karen Dalt Galletta and I th, Margaret 1 _jtk*bone, Lin- France* liam*. t Bryan. ) Robert* Duyne. M A R Y W IL L IA M S A D E L A ID E MOSER R E G U LA R XC40 HIAWATHA 17-93 Telephone 322-9180 P R IC E ! SIZES 10-20 If • Blouses • Skirts • Beach Accessories t Shorts • Gift Certificates O P E N D A tL Y • JLN. • I .M P.M . >$L TRAD E 1 ONLY - BASSETT FRENCH P R O V IN C IA L BEDROOM SU ITE W AS 507.50 SALE $ 3 2 9 s° ONLY l Vj o f f Madras Parkas W IT H TRAD E 2 ONLY - TWIN SIZE I ONLY - CEDAR BEDROOM S U ITE O Q 5 0 ___________*129* W A S 199.50 S w a n k J e w e lr y ISO HOLLYW OOD BED D ISCONTINUED COVER REG. ir>9.00 ORTHOPEDIC SETS M ISMATCHED COVERS Rejr. 139.00 each—-Iloth For SHORTS Gold C ub Bocks Jade East Toiletries REG. 349.59 ECHOLS SUPREM E H O LLYW OOD HEI) D ISCONTINUED COVER Dacron-Cottons Seersuckers PRACTICAL G IFT S: PLU S Trade-In I ONLY - KING SIZE SPE C IA L R AC K Other* 93.95 T IC K IN G S A LE Suzanne Orseno A "COM E AS YOU A R K P A R T Y " wns recently Riven Miss Jnnlo White, h member o f the 11106 clnsn o f Seminole High School, by her aunt, Mrs. Robert F. Steele, Bean inII Avenue. Among the guests attending were front row from the left, Judy Cochran, Susan Perkins and Elaine Ech­ ols. Hark row from left are Kathy Trend, Janie White, honorce, Linda Robson, Susan Piercy, Michele Jones and Angela Hurt. Games X a r r o llT n d the honor guest. Entzminger Party Honors Scott’B Dealer! PorttM B u Norris Shirts Tex-Tsa BsHa LtstMr IQts for co-bos-1shower honoring Mist S h irle y '400 Plumosa Drive. Patio And Pool George Hubbell o f Alta­ monte Springs underwent sur­ gery at the Winter Park Me­ morial Hospital and Is now home recuperating and would like to see his friends, 2121 Grapevllla Ava. 121-OHM WUlIama were By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Fetes Miss Smith — For A — Beautiful Lawn We Recommend Turf Builder & Bonus Grapevllle Florist And Nursery Linda and Mrs. Betty Williams were New Arrivals Mr. and Mra. J. E. Alder­ man of Sanford announce the birth of a daughter, Debora Pauline, who waa bom May 22 at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital and weighed an even six pounds. Welcoming the new arrival at home are her twin sisters, Glenda and Glynna, l o u r y e a n old. Maternal grandmother Is Mra. N. J. Slcnstrom o f San­ ford and paternal grandpar­ en t! are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Alderman of Plant City. Miss Stumpf Bridal Shower Honoree Mrs. Bill Newby and M i n i teases 0. Casselberry io f plant fo r the luncheon. la gavel charm by the n ew .to aerve at president when vV l_ the Worn- The outgoing preildent, Mr*, president In behalf of thcithe club wat organised last . r*. i # c it. e . i „ i . Margie Mount, was presented I club. Mr*. Mount was elected fall, an's Club o f South Seminole I • ________ w ere installed at luncheon Saturday in the handsome I " King Hoorn the Open Maitland. Mr*. Kenneth Green, Jmthe Woman's B v' Installing J 9 ^ Mrs. Jane Staly was installas officers a include Warren, vice president; Mrs. M ary vice I ■’* V l W preildent; Mrs. Gail Klniloe, If b ': J. • HW ’ B i , . j 9 recording secretary; Mrs. . B y ) i C \ J x . M Frances Niblack, .^ > x . ' F _ . anti Mr*. Greg Rutenkrogcr, || y jK - f :* »a h corresponding accretary. a ♦ * « j g 'j t Mrs. Esther Cote and Mra. A - ■T ' ' C A Ai V Rutenkrogcr were In charge | y f, Hobo Coffee 12K 44 ft Ladies HATS % 2 PIECE LIVING RM. SUITES iso CHOICE OF FABRJC8 A REAL BUY AT CLOSEOUT - 1 ONLY D AN ISH MODERN L IV IN G RM. S U ITE REG. PRICE 229.50 PRICE! ■ava m three at '&OMsd& D O W N TO W N S A N F O R D NOW * $ 1 4 9 so NO W 6 ODD TWIN SIZE BOOKCASE HEADBOARD C f £ 00 OR 2 FULL SIZE EACH Echols B E D D IN G CO. 14 M A G N O LIA 322-9321 �TTTjr SanTnrli fernffl Juno 3, 19G5'— I*age 11 2 DEVILED CRABS Fun And Festivity Reign At Birthday Celebrations (IN N A T U R A L S H E LLS ) FR I. O N L Y SPECIAL 9 9 ‘ ;£ i — INCLU D ES — HOT RO LLS & RUTTER CHOICE OF 2 V E G ETABLES ICED T E A OR COFFEE - T IIE PRE SC R IPTIO N OUlt P R IM A R Y C O N C E R N " TOUCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG L O C A L L Y OW NED A N D O PE R ATE D BY G LE N N M rC A LL A N D "E R N IE " M ILLS COR. 1st & M AG N O LIA IMIONE 322-2482 DOW NTOW N SANFORD H L 'N T K I t K E K K . son of Mr. and Mrs. Dougins Kerr o f Bear Lake observed his fourth birthday May 15 with a festive party. Special guests were his grandmother, Mrs. Mnude Kerr, West Union, S. C. and his godparents, .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobs. Among the guests from the left were Ronnie Joe Cossin, Monica I’ opham, Holly Reeves, Steve Hunter Kerr, honoree, Sheree Popham and Douglas Kerr, Jr. STEVE D O NNA CAIUUGAN By Margaret Cosby JIM M Y WOODWARD, center, son o f Mr. and Mm. James E. Woodurd o f Suburban Estates, is pictured among the lti guests who helped him celebrate his seventh birthdny May 15 with a gigantic party. W. E. YAKHOUOUGH, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yarborough o f Geneva, recently celebrated his fourth birthday. G a rd e n C ircles Moss was chosen as president The Hcmerocullis Circle of and Mrs. Bea Newsome, vice president. Mrs. Watson Rc«l the Sanford Garden Club met will continue as secretary and at the Orchid Route in Orange session** of Mr*. J- C. Sikes as treasurer. City for the final Programs were planned for the club year. next year. Ten member* en­ Following a delicious din* joyed the delightful evening ncr, E. J. Kraft, owner, gave a lecture oa orchldi. Re ex* LE A R N BY HEABING plained that they are propa­ WASHINGTON (U P I ) gated in three ways: by divid­ ing, accding and a new pro- Young children learn more ceta discovered recently in through their ear* than they France which la much fatter. do through their eyes, the N a­ Members alto toured the tional Education Association Orchid Route while Mr. Kraft reports. It says that a study of SO explained the culture and ori­ gin of the plants, many of second grade children showed they were more easily able to which came from India. During the business session learn word list* when they new officers were elected for heard them presented by • the coming year. Mrs. Carl tape recorder. IIEM EKOCALLIS CIRCLE F L IR T IN G R IC K Y llnle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hale of Bear Lake cel­ ebrated his fifth birth­ day May 15 with u western birthday party featuring games, pri­ zes, favors and a birth­ day c a k e decorated with cowboys for a real western treat. Little Miss North Orlando, Donna Carrigan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carrigan, o f South Cortes Avcune, North Orlando, recently cele­ brated her seventh birthday with a party at her home with some 30 youngsters and adults In attendance. Donna’s mother, through necessity, had to reveal plans for the celebration but she saved a surprise for the par­ ty-horses. Mrs. Carrigan had arranged to have several horses on hand and the youngsters all had a wonder­ ful time riding the full site animals in the field behind her home. Next was the game of pin the tail on the donkey. Tiny Deanna Carlyle was the win­ ner, making her the champion of South Cortez Avenue. Then the children had a giggly, bouncy, tumbly time of it with a sack race and everyone won a lollipop. The decorations of crepe pa­ per and balloons on the out­ side patio were In orange and yellow with an orange striped tablecloth and an amber and orange colored box filled with gifts. Everyone wore "tin man” shaped hats with Identifying deputy badges on each. Donna meticulously unwrap­ ped her mountain of beauti­ fully bcrlbboncd packages and her daddy, who couldn't be on hand for the party, left for her a china figureine with a Cinderella wrist watch. The gallons of fruit punch came none too soon for the thirsty revellers and the pret­ ty coral frosted birthday cake, with its yellow candles, was in keeping with the entire color scheme. Even the Ice cream matched the decorations with orange ice and vanilla cream. There was a big cowboy cookie for everyone with plas­ tic cowboy and Indian dolls on each plate. The horses, Soda Boy and Whisk-ee, were served handsful of grass by tha youngsters for their treat. Celebrating with Donna was her brother, David, Donald IN SO enneui SANFORD. iu ih u 200 L fw Sideburn clippers. Travel storage c ite. Home-replaceable cutters. « i F L O R ID A u a-oa'sw 1 * to i s 7 i » 14 Little Iad ire lo*« the grown-up alra of tbeoe cotton pullover shifts in gay solids, polka dots, and splashy print* 1 A t this marvelous price, you'll* snt to stoch up for all summer long! A too-good-tomiss value, at Feaay’sl Hurry la for boot choke! USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! Young Men'* HUTTON-DOWN C O LLAR TA P E R E D SHIRTS Plaids & Solids SPECIAL! 3 PIECE REMINGTON'25 4 comb like rollers. Smart dresser case. Man sire shaving head. ft Barber type trimmer. 5 surgical steel blades. Comfort curved head Case. Your choice o f Iilue or Charcoal Colors tSuifieoln SPECIAL y 'u c e j >a ,, VALUES TO - $ “ Regular Price SHAVEMASTER '\ \ 12.991 MEN'S Generous, flat, travel sire quantities of After Shave Lolion and Talcum. All top quality leathers. All moire lined. Some styles with zippers. . . some with secret pockets. Choice of black or brown. Gift boxed. tyuif £$tale s o o w in r i»»( a i« ((t ; i HAIR BRUSHES m Boar bristles. Club j y r style. Gift boxed, j a 2.50 vilue * Battery Operated SHOE POLISHERJ * ?hrnth*t hitWar 2 brushes, buffer, 1 3 polishing cloths. f t 2.99 1.49 S f t t e ie l P “ m cA tu e 88‘ * . O N S O N MEN’S WALLETS ^ M o n U ilfi, One. 1 00 h , E L E C T R IC S H A V E R S « AFTER SHAVE LOTION... 1.25 SCOOP A SUMMER-SLEW OF SHIFTS FOR LITTLE GIRLS . . . AND SAVE! F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y O N L Y ! Personals 1 .0 0 PRETTY SPECIAL! youngsters gathered at the Yarborough home and were escorted by Mrs. Yarborough into Sanford where they spent on hour at the Sanford zoo. After all animals in the zoo had tiecn looked over several Osteen times, It was off to the Elks playground for more fun. At the playground Mrs. Yarbor­ ough, assisted by Sirs. Luis Mr. ami Mrs. Desn Causey Morgan and Mrs. Charles Rays, proceeded to roast wie­ of DcLand called on Mrs. Har­ ners to go with the (hips, ry Osteen Thursday evening. __ D R IV E R beans, pickles, carrots and celery. After W. E. had waded through a mountain of gifts, the wieners were ready amt the 13 little ones set to the task of eating. The birthday cake was the last thing to ar­ rive on the scene and was decorated with W. E.'s favor­ ite animals, which, of course, were horses. Children helping W. E. to celebrate were Andy .Morgan, Leonard llendry. Joy Rays, Kim Hughey, Chuck Rays, Cindy .Morgan, Steve Oldham, Patty Evans, Bitty Srhulsenteycr, l.nnccy Hilliard and Timmy Kinnaird. Gifts For G R A D U A T E S ! , H IS S H R O U D dnunCeif My Donna E»te* Dorothy and Dennis Westcott, children of Mr. and Mrs. David Westeolt, of l<ormann Circle North, Lnngwnod, cele­ brated their sixth and fifth birthday*, respectively, at a party held at the Westcott home over the weekend. The honorees a n d their guests ate delleioui refresh­ ment* of birthday cakes, ice cream and punch, before un­ Open KrL Nigh tat W H IS T L E S L O U D LOOKS and Alan Carlyle and Mrs. Joying swim fun In the kiddie Steve Carlyle, Sonya and Bob pool. Slraiton and Mrs. Dill StralGuests Included (Seri Iter, ton, Bruce Rhodes, Judy and (Vnnie. Wayne and Myron Roxanne Longrorc, Jimmy, Ronda, Crystal, Jerry and Danny Fcnotf, Cheatham, Debra and Eddie Swede, Steve and Byron Haynes, and Elaine Landrrst, T e r e s a the honorees' brothers, David Greene, Stephen Harter, Rich­ Jr. and Johnnie. ard Hughes, Jeff, Keith and Mike Sorrells, Mary Wallace, ity JoAnn llaya Denise, Diane and Raymond W. E. Yarborough, son of Duquette, Everett Kibbler, Sir. and Mrs. Ed Yarborough, Priscilla Mitchell, Mr. and of Geneva, recently celebrat­ Mrs. Michael Cosby and M i-1ed hit fourth birthday with a chad. party in his honor. Klexen TRAVELER’S SET uuAva m ust n tiA ir r v V ALWAYS HAST QUALITY GRADUATION DOROTHY AND DENNIS WESTCOTT, children o f Mr. ami Mrs. David Westcott o f Longvvooil, recently celebrated their sixth and fifth birth­ days with a joint party. Aovem seo 17 1 21 JEWEL WATCHES HELBR0S • WALTHAM • GAUEN Valun up to $75.00 Why rtpur your old witck wh«* you cm Ia n t new on* tor u little. • Expansion bend* • Strip* • Witerproof* • Calendar* t Sell winding • Each gilt boitd with original fKtory guirantn. Some ttyiet limited. W o r n * * '* ____ _ _. (t/tii alto m l labia W ^% Q Q 5.00 Ixx-nlly Owned usd Operated -B y - TOUCHTONS PLEN TYO I FR EE PARKINQ “ERNIE” MILLS REXALL DRUG STORE IN And ”TIIE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN'* COR. lit. & MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD PHONE 322-2481 DOWNTOWN GLENN McCALL ■ANFORDI �I Busy Weekend For HcDivifts And Whites / * I WASHINGTON Kddla White, 11, w at get* ting ready for tonlght’a Little League game. Hla eight-year* old buddy, Mike McDIvitt, a i l looking forward to play* la g baeeball, too. Their falbera, MaJ. Jamea K cD lvK t and Maj. Edward White, alao had a big week­ end planned; ST hour* in (pace. In their bomee here, the aatronaut’ a wlvet, both named P at, tried to keep thlnga aa cloae to normal aa poitiblc. But eren the youngett o f the White and McDIvitt children knew something special was happening this weekend. It took Just a short trip by the three McDIvitt children — out to their front lawn where • young buiineisman had set up a refreshment stand — to tell that they themselves were celebrities. By the time Mike, Ann Lynn, six, and Patrick Mc­ DIvitt, four, reached the (tend, set up by their little neighborhood chum, Bruce Harris, newsmen and photog­ raphers were around them, taking their ploture and talk Ing to them. Prom Inside, the children could see television crewmen, law enforcement officers, and newsmen wandering about. Bruoe and hie three business partners for the day sold many cold drinks. A t the White borne Wednes­ day, neighbors pitched In to keep things going smoothly. Walter Jadarlund, from the bouse across the street, came e v e r to replace an air comli* tlooer filter for Mrs. White. Mrs. C. P. Malone and her daughter, Molly, nine, brought eome sweets wrapped In aluminum foil. Eddie and Bonnie Lynn White, nine, stayed close to home at the rambling beige brick home. Visitors will be frequent— notably wives of the other as­ tronauts. Mrs. White and Mrs, McDivllt planned to take shopping tripe a* needed. Their moat Important trip will bo a short om over to (he spacecraft c e n t e r nearby, where they plan to aee part of the mission control procedur­ es and perhaps communicate with their husbands. Sunday, both families will go to church. UNLOADING s w o e t corn at The Herald (le ft to Clifford Guth and Her* bert McGuire. The corn, from Zell- the wood area, was the g ift o f Harold H, Kostncr. Shrlncr W. A. Patrick bites into an ear at the Shrine Club’s Annual s hr i mp- s we e t corn supper. 1‘ Post 51 will meet in regular session at 7:lo p. m. Friday at Iho Leglun Homo, fleporla will be given by those who at­ tended the recent convention In Tampa and all membera are urged to attend, Legal Notice iv T in ; c t i i r r i T coi'H T, v i v t i i jt'im -iA t, r u i n i t o p r i.n m iit tv a n i » p o ii »r .m . NI1I.H t'llt'NTT. IN C H A N I i m r NO. 14.010 THIS CIRCUIT CIII'IIT nv THh n i n t h arntcMi. cm IN iihshik CVIT. IN AND m is UHSSIIK •vs* m ad t iio u n k . rlAlntlff, KLl THORNE, Hrfsndanl. a. Plain IUfa. aa. W ILLIE MARTIN, at s i, DifandanU. MOTtcw o r anicHirr'e back Notlca la harahy ntvan that l, J. t* IHUUIY, Hharltf <>l (rmlnnts County, Florida. tin Sar and by vlrtua of a Judymant and Writ of Kx.rutlon I llU ii tharann out of lha abovt • nlltlad Court. In tha abova atylad causa, aald Writ batnn da lad tha Itta day of Fabruary, IMS, hay* tavlad upon lha following doacrlbad liaraonal proparty locatad In Hrmlnolr County, Florida, to-wtn t. SI sharaa of corporal, •apltsl stock In flhsco, Inc., i Florida corporation, as tha pro parly of tha abova namsd Ha fsndant, William F:. Hmllh (tha amount paid Into tha cur* pnratlnn for aatd aliaras Is IttO.OI). and tha amount unpaid for tha UsuancA of aald sharai la nonol, |. SI sharai ot rnrporata sapltal alock In Nhaco, Inc. • Florida corporation, aa tha proparty of tha abova natnad p.tandant, Willis Marlin (lha amount paid Into tha corpora­ tion for aald aharoa la ISSMft, end tha amount unpaid for tha lasuanea of aald aharaa la ■out). Oa tha Utk day o f iuna, IMS, hatwasn tha Waal hours of •ala, namaly H its o’clock In eke forenoon and lies o'clock la she af tar boo a, aa aald Say. at the Frost door af tha Court* h a w s at Baaford, B.alnul. Couatr, Florida, t will altar a sal# sad etll U tha high. Flddar for cash, la baud, the above (asarlboe eraparty •a tha proparty of tba aald Dafsadaata. WtUWa U. easlth and Willie Martin, to aotsafy aald jademaat aad Writ at Eaaau* tlaa pursuant to Saetloo SMI and SMI 01 M* t i l l Florida IlAtlltlC. J. U H O b lT . (barlff of ■omlaoM Coaaty. Florida. Byi Jama* t. Bingist ary . ae Deputy ShortH Webllab Mag II. I*. » * &j. - ....... _ J .'J *!M The awcet com harvesting la at ita peak in the Zcllwood area with several Seminole County firm i the leading ■hlppera. The Zellwood corn crop this year has been called the ’’finest In history." Shippers Include Chase and Company, Harold !!. Kastner Company and A. I)uda and Son*. A p p r o i l m alrly 80,000 L. H. WEBB, execu­ crates o f com are being ship­ ped dally from the area and tive vico president o f the demand Is aald to bo "e x ­ the Citizens Hank o f Oviedo, incoming pres­ cellent." Florida com la being feat­ ident o f the Centrui Florida Chapter, Amer­ ured in the big chain market* ican Institute o f Bank­ In Canada and in the Eastern ing (A IB ), is repre­ United States. Much o f the domestic labor senting 24 area mem­ ber banks at the C.'lrd being used in the Zcliwood annual A iB conven­ harvesting commute* daily from the Sanford nrra. Har­ tion at New Orleans. vesting is expected to con­ tinue until the first of July. Acrenga Is slightly in­ Unit 53 Meet creased tills year over last, The Auxiliary Unit of CampAa soon aa the com ii har­ bell-Lossing American Legion cnsi-ts and n o r. l Sweet Corn Harvest 'Finest In History' IT. m s. -* i are right) Alex Thompson, rirriTini'e xank / Sanford man and Bud Rayburn and colorguarda were Manuel Mello and Bob Daria. Commander Robert Boyle and Chaplain W. M. Jepson completed tha group along with Lt. Col. (R e t.) M. Lannlng who gav« the benediction and Billy Dans who played Taps. N iiT in ; o k b u t TO i Kl.l T ill HIND, W I I O K K It KKIMDNCK IH MONTUOMFHtV. A I, A II A M A. ANIr W I I O H D MAII.INH A HDR KBH IP: IN CAIlli OK: HUH. ItKRHlK JKM* IRON. S ill Ith HTIIKKT, (lltCATKH WAHIIINOTON I* A It K. SI ON TUI >MDll Y AI.AIIAM A. A SWORN COMPLAINT hsvtng bsen tiled In the Circuit Court In end for Reminds County, Klorlda, In Chancery, entitled, "llsssls Mae Thorne, l-lelntlff, .vs. Kit Thorne,*1 frndantM praying for certain relief for the shove ruined plaintiff and against you the shove named defendant, NOW, TIIKIIKKOIIK, THIS IB TO NOTIKV YOU that If you wish to defend agalnat and contra! tha abova entitled ac­ tion, you ara raqulred to flla your answer or other written ilrrense. If nny you have, lo this complaint with tha Clark of lha abova styled Court and to serve upon plelntlffs attor­ ney. AI.IIKIIT N. K1TTR. I Ms sunlit llulldlng, Hanfurd, Flor­ ida, a copy thereof on or befort the I St Is day of June, ISIS, Tha nature nr aa4d complaint la to pray that tha above styl­ ed Court will grant lha aald plaintiff a divorce of and from you tha said defendant and will award said plaintiff custody of Ilia children born of (hla mar­ riage. FAIL NOT TO ANSWER Lest a Decree Fro Coafseeo ha anlored herein agalnat YOU. WITNKSr MY Hand and O ffi­ cial Baal of thla Court above describes at Sanford, Srmlnol# County, Florida, thla llth day or Map 111*. (■KALI Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clark circuit Court Bemlnols County, Sanford. Florida llyt Ellaabet k Brusnabaa D. C. Albert N. Fttia Attorney A Counselor at Law 1 Masonic Building Be a ford, Florida Fubllsb May tv, tT A Juna I. |is. IMS JCDM-II City Dog Clinic Set June 16,23 City dog rabies vurrlnnttona on d issuance of Hew license tags has liven set for Juna 111 and 22 behind City Hall, W. E. Knowles, city malinger announced today. The vaccination slalion will lie arranged through the co­ operation o f Dr. Ruymond Bass in assembly-line style to accompl hihti h, cmfw rmc accomplish the requirement as quickly and conveniently ua possible, Knowles ns id. A ll dug owners residing in tha city must purchase vac­ cination and license tags for their pets by July 1. Animal* found without the required taga after that date will be picked up by the city and im­ pounded, | T A S T E • O D O R • S T A IN IN G Registration Set Monday A N AQUA - PURE W ATER F IL T E R F O R O N L Y $2*60 WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE WALL SUPPLY 220 N . F R E N C H A Y E . 322-5412 "Headquarter! For SpriakWr SyatsHa" D E K L E ’S G U L F S E R V IC E SANFORD ■ * 3 .7 9 SC O TC H 322-4924 ^ ■ r ie a t jls e 6-YR. BTR. KY. BRB.| V. 0. BARTON 8-YR. STB. KY. BRB. Federal Reserve in V D IU 100* B onded B ou rbon REG. 4.89 — 44,95 CASE REG. 5.00 IMP. DAY plui Be a mile. Includes gas, service, insurance. Private Cellar 3 $1 1 INVERH0USE1 A * 3 H iram W alk er’s STR. KT. I l\ . BOURBON REG. 8.99 VALVE 50 YR. SHERRY Just N orth o f Casselberry City u ___ air 09 PRICEH GOOD H w y. 17*92 Saturday, J U N E U° T K I I M F . R E O . t t H a lfw a y Between Sanford and Orlando | S P A N IS H I t t q A Q A .7 Q m Kentucky Gentleman P . M. BLEND 6 Y r. Str. Ky. Bourbon B L E N D E D W H IS K E Y KENTUCKY DALE RONRICO RUM 86* STR. Ky. BOURBON LIGHT OR DARK Bourbon deluxe “HEAVEN HILL WHISKEY** B GLENMORE Ky. Blend or Bourbon GIN OR VODKA REG. 4.99 — 41.88 CARE REG. 4.95 — 95.75 CAHE 2 .9 9 1 0 LANCER’S • Imp. From PORTUGAL CRACKLING • • EZRA BROOKS • Kentucky Crest • CRAWFORD • k " f IM P . SCO TCH • Founders Choice OT. S T R A IG H T B O U R B O N PETER DAWSON BTR. KY. BOURBON F • STILLBROOK OR Tom Sims 8 Yr. 8.00 BULLOCH LADE 7 YR. STR. KY. BOURBON • nxa. u GIN or VODKA KOBE' W INK STR. KY. BOURBON Bourbon Twelve 10 YR. OLD BLEND 12 YR. STR. KY. BOURBON REG. 8.20 V A L U E REG. 820 — 1 Stha 12.98 7 • Park & Tilford RESERVE Blend 4 Park & Tilford’s GIN or VODKA REG. 4.99 — 2 8tlu 9.50 3 .9 9 FU LL QUARTS p in c h sus • Taaka Vodka I • J. Collins Gin • Mill Farm Brb.J Florida Rum ■EG. 8J8 VALUES FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY Rent a new ’•$ Mustang er other fine compact ta r for Sir. Ky. Bourbon • AND WATER SOFTENERS There will be a program for the youngsters aa well as a ride on the bus. Snacks will be served In the cafeteria. Parents should bring birth certificate for the child and Mrs. Edna Gray, county health nurse, will be available for discussion of the immuniza­ tions needed. SENIOR REG ENT Eloine Small (le ft), library chairman of Sanford Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose, and Lucy Hodges (center), chapter member, present check to Mrs, Edna Murray, treasurer o f the Seminole Association for Re­ tarded Children, fo r Little Red School House 8URF8IDE LINE OF LARGE FILTERS King Car-Truck Rental By Maryana Miles Bear Lake Elementary School will have registration from 10 a. m. until noon Mon­ day for children who will be entering first grade there next (all. • MR. BOSTON SOLUTION - SANFORD, FLA. Bear Lake Echo Spring WATER PROBLEMS! • R E N T -A -C A R 86* B L E N D Picket Puzzled By Court Order COLUMBUS, Oa. CUPI)— Superior Court Judge John II. Land told J. Runt Hood that the sign* lie posted needling public official* and baseball players were a ‘'nui­ sance" and ordered him to quit. Land laid Hood could re­ sume Ilia crusade when he hail “ any factual information you can prove to tie true. In that rase, the sign* "cannot contain obscene or vulgar language." llood, a 75-year-old algn painter, w i n brought into court by a group of business­ men who complained that hi* signs w eic "corrupting the morals" o f Muscogee County. They contended that dur­ ing the past 1*2 months Hood has implied that the mnyor of Columbus and taw en­ forcement officer* support prostitution, that the com­ manding officer o f nearby Ft. Henning is a traitor, and that members o f tba local professional baseball team are guilty of adultery. The buelnessmen signed a petition asking the Judge to Issue a restraining order, Land granted the request a f­ ter a two-hour hearing. Hood, representing himself In court, aald he could not understand why anyone was after him, aa long aa people picket the White House and get away with It. HOST FOR Seminole County School Food Service Association Installa­ tion dinner wns Oviedo High School. Taking part were (left to right) Mrs. Katherine Grimm, Mrs. May Harris, County Supt. R. T. Mllwee, Mrs. Catherine White, president-elect, and Mrs. Lucille Fesler, president. FO U R ROSES vested, it la rushed from the field to the pre-coolers, then packed and loaded into re­ frigerator trucks, rail care and "p ig g y back*" and ship­ ped to the various receiving point* throughout the coun­ try. Legion luota Cemetery. Colorbearera were Abe Gold­ (U P D -T h e cluded annual Installment* on the two-man Gemini orbital flight! and tha Apollo man-onthe-moon program, The big authorisation bill, for actlvillea of the National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration (N A S A ), waa ap­ proved after a four-hour argu­ ment on the apace agency’s patent policies. The vote waa T9-to*4. Only Sena. Paul H. Douglai (DIII.), J. W. Fulbright (DArk.), Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) and A. Willi* Robertson (DV a .) voted "n o ." Both Douglas and Fulbright have publicly questioned the wisdom of multi-billion dollar space spending—especially in the light of other national needs. Included In the bill waa a $242 million authorization to carry forward the Gemini pro­ gram which will be spotlight­ ed by today’s history-making flight. Also included was a $207 billion authorization for the Apollo program in the year beginning July 1. American graveilde services In the Cbu­ ■pace authoritatlon which in­ NOTIC'D IH h.r.liy alv.u Him 1 am •n*«K*d In liualiii-*, at Su V. IMx.mon. N. Orlando. H.mlViol* Courtly, Klorlda, und.r 1h» fictitious nama nr Tom Thumb Nursery, anil that 1 Inland to r .g l.t .r aald liama with ttm Clark o( tha Clrriilt Court, Mamlnnla County, Florida. In ■ccordanca with tha provl.lnn. •r tha F'lrlltloua Naina f i s t ­ ulas, In.wlti (taction l ( t n| Florida Htatutts ISS7. Rla: riarald Ktalna Rlnalaton Fuhllah Slay SI, * Juno s, 1o, J. J. WlldtoN J.INDQUIHT, Cbuluota Post conducted Memorial Day Senate approved a $5.2 billion Legal Notice rnuxTY, ri-umn*. ST I.AW NO. ASM* Has Service Senate Approves $5.2 Billions For Space Tests SEABROOK, Tex. (U P l)- T t Sooki Ilka a b u y weekend (or tba White* and McDhrJtl*. J jl Legion Post ®ljf Sanforft VrralS Page 12 — June 3, 1965 W INE SALE A B C C O C K T A IL LO U N G E HOME A OF THE ^0 IVi DAT c Nlft OPINING HO DRINKS OVIK Til (LOSING BUY BY THE CASE A SAVE CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEP. IATI0NAL IEGENT IV, 4 9 ‘ All ABL l OUNGIS BEER !“ • Table S iiit£ S !S ^ I F A i IBUSCH Chianti :ALSTAFF Iqt | ^ 2 0 Y r . P o r t K : ^ ,.V.( M J KK ININ GG SIZ SIZED ED Hl-BAALL LL J* Hl-B . . . FU LL QUARTS GLENMORE 90 PROOF GIN Mr. Boston Rum, ABC VODKA W Haller's ~ M .BLEND or BOURBON ■EG. 8.TS VALUES 3 .9 9 “ FOR a WEDDING IN JUNE" 141 D n m i Ex. Dry. Pink f -« IW IU * Sparkling Bnrgundy • Slh Pink * 4 8 Imperator Brat. Bp. Burg. W ith HAMPAGNE CARE 24 12 OZ. + DEP. ►Id Milwaukee T A IT T IN G E R RITn �In the spring o f 1065 a young man’s f a n c y lightly turns to thoughts o f money. This no longer necessarily means that he’s a baseball bonus baby. He can now be a college senior with nothing more to offer than mere academic excellence, above-nvernge intelligence and the good judgment to have chosen a field o f endeavor that is valuable to business and in­ dustry. I f he has these simple require­ ments, he can be sure that industry is knocking at the campus gates to sign him up. To make the transaction attrac­ tive to the grade A college grnd, industry is using practical bait— money. And more of it than ever be­ fore. While the financial inducements offered the standout business prospect are not in the same league with Dr. Crone’s Idiot's Delight E d u ca tio n P a y s W o rry the fantastic contracts shoved at budding baseball stars, they are en­ ough to cause the young mnn's dad to consider hanging himself fo r hav­ ing been born ns soon ns he was. A graduate in science or engineer­ ing, for example, can get a starting salary o f $630 a month and red car­ pet trentment to boot. Grads in oth­ er professions ore doing nil right, too. Only one small cloud dims the sun­ shine o f this happy economic cli­ mate. Personnel people report that now and then a young genius lets the brisk competition for his serv­ ices go to his head as well as his pocketbook. Don’t do it, son. You’ll be surpris­ ed how merely mortal you become if you don't deliver. And a big head is no big help on the way to a big job. Just be glud for the chance and do your best to prove the company was as smart ns you arc. T ray's rasa la likely ta be matched In the beat o f fam ­ ilies. For It isn't low I.Q. that often hale school but low marks, due maybe to Illness or fre . quent moving by their par­ ent* ao (he child ii Jrrked out o f one school and en­ tered Ito another servers! time*. Bo by all means use the “ flash card” method outlined below. CASE W -4I0: Tony Y., *g . ed tt, went through n school crisis last term. *‘ I)r. Crane," hi* mother be­ gan, "Tony had fallen down in hit reading skills till he was likely to fail. "Tha thought that he might not pass with hi* claaamntce, was a terrible blow to him. "H e waa unduly quiet and several times I caught him crying when he thought I wasn't looking. “ When 1 got him to talk about his problem, he said he hated school and wanted to tun away. "Finally, I learned that he was such a poor reader that the other children regarded him n* tho 'dummy' in the cluss. “ So I eent fo r your booklet and then inadu a set o f flash cards. Just O n e K in d - Please! These are tough times for the customer. Want to buy a toothbrush? Sim­ ple? Hah! What K IN D o f toothbrush? Hard, medium, soft, super-soft or extra hnrd? Straight, angle or curved? Large, medium, small, adult, junlor or child? Single purpose, for teeth only, or dual purpose for teeth A N D gums? Trituft, multituft, blue tufts around white tufts, white tufts around blue tufts, or mixed? Electric or manual? Or, let’s say you need an automo­ bile tire. Nylon, rayon or polyester? Two-ply, four-ply or radial-ply? Regulnr trend, rain tread or snow trend? Or spiked? Whitewall, blackwatl, goldwal!, or wall-to-wall? A pair o f socks? Nylon, rayon, wool, cotton, nylonwool, nylon-polyestcr-wool, nyloncotton, or nylon-cotton-wool? Stretch or regular? Short or calflength? And so it goes— cars, shirts, floor wax, soup, detergents or bread. You name it, they complicate It, Like the guy said an he sorted big and little potutocs— it ain’t the work, it’s the decisions. • • Herald Area Correspondents Enterprise Mrs. * Hebio M in ts 8*8 5834 Bear Lake* forest City Mr*. Maryana Miles SIS-3I7S L a ta K i n Mrs. France* Was U r 312-8210 Casselberry Mrs. Jens Casselberry U I-IM I Labs Moaros Mrs. H. L. Johnson IU-4TS1 ChuluoU Mrs. Joan Magla MS-1711 Longwood Mrs. Donna Ettas m -s m North Orlando Mrs. M argaret Cseby 132-8711 O f Bary Mrs. John L o o m 668-4883 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Hasty 888-MU Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 811-4841 Geneva Mrs. JoAna Hays 84I-8ITS Mrs. Evelyn Laady 188-1188 O il}? "T a Sanford, Florida Thurs. June 3, 1965 W A L T K * A. UIKLOW, KOI TOM AMU t L M LUMMM •enseal Manager r MAX It TOI.Tm.IXM. MOMKMT ALKIASD KM PA LL k M O K I H I M Associat e Editor Adrtr tleing Dlraotee KH KU VAR T K L T M an agin g K d lt or DUMIe W ILLIA M S ie e le t r ICSitor MOTT US A V i m C ity C d tu r ■ O f OUMM ASverllslas Maaagsr 4 A I B I MOMMA It MS Maslatse Maaagsr I T D I WKLLS Onset? MsaSaalast gu g i JMltor • IL L VIXCMSTT Stall f'butui raster Published dally aseept Saturday. Buaday sad C A r liln a S j pubtubed Saturday preessdios Carletmaa. SLMILMUTIUS MATBS U r a r Delivery Me week A LL OTMBK MAIL Itt.H 1 Year eek •»-•• l 7 ' * ' SU* d Mss tbs M l I Msatbs I N I Meats* M l I Meats* L it I Meats LIS 1 Mas Ik ’ *•1*1 RsgaUUeas trends U at aft aeali eebscrlpUeas b« i adtaaea. II SBMLXULK C Q B S T f T te Herald U a assaibec * f tbe Canes frees waits u aslilted eacluaively le the use for republleattes *1 *U tb* lecal ■ewe snatad In MU _____________________________ (Catered as eseead ils u Mutter oeteeer It. ISIS SI Ike fe e l Office ef Aaaferd. Flerld*. abler Me A*t s f Oeagree# ed Merck 8, t i l l . be SUM ef * » r catenae. saw* er adeeruetas. at Mis edtttea sf Ta* Aaaferd Herald May a* repradsead la aav B e*ear wlMJ it writ?** s e n n ie L * .1 tb# aablUbac * ( Tb* MaraU- A a, ladletdaa) er lir a reapeaalbl* ter sue* r#*r**»»U *a will be ruaildered be tafrinsms Tb# Merer* e aepyrlgkt aad wtU be i'xald liable le t daaagsa eaSar tb* tew, o f bidding "conventiona" such as Blackwood, the one-club opener, the unusual no-trump ami the negative double. Before a match begin*, each partnership makea known to its opponents what conven­ tions it intend* to employ. This system is all right as far as it goee, but it fails ta take into P o litic a l N o te b o o k • Behold, I do not give lectures or n little charity. When 1 give, I give myself.— W alt Whitman, 19th cen­ tury American author. properly exchanging informa­ tion. The British partners, T er­ ence Reese and Boris Schapiro, were alleged to have used hand aignuli to let eacli other know what cards they were holding. It ao happens that this was one o f the main point! I hnd intended to discuss in my book. A t present, bridge players may legally convey informa­ tion to each other by means account the "T o n y would point to the various words in his reading book which he didn’t know. "S o we'd print one such word on each atrip o f white cardboard. In this mnnner, wo developed a set o f almost 100 flash rards, "Then I'd hold up two o f the words at the same time and show Tony the d iffe r­ ence* between them, both ns to length and the inclusion o f certain striking letters, such as ‘o ' or the dotted ‘ 1.’ "N ex t, I ’d shuffle those first two enrds; then hold one up at a time. " I f Tony could identify it, I gave the card to him: other­ wise I placed In on my pile. "F o r it wasn't long till Tony knew 30 cards perfect­ ly. In fact he learned that many new words the first night we played the game. "A n d thla flash card game paid dividends the very next day. For his teacher printed one o f the new words on thp blackboard and Tony was the only one to put up his hand and tell what It meant. “ This wns wonderful solace for his wounded Mummy’ ego. "W e ll, wo spent about 15 minutes curb night on litis game. And because we lifted out the new words from hi* Letters He looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the treas­ ury;— Luke 21:1. T h e L ig h t e r S id e Altamonte Spriaga Mrs. Julia llarteo m -m i Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Thought For Today Dick West’s W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — A » the author of an uncom­ pleted book titled "H ow To Succeed at Bridge Without Really Cheating,” I feel a little guilty about the deplor­ able turn o f events at the re­ cent World Team Tournament In Buenoa Aires. Had I been able to finith the book before thoee matchee were held, it might have pre­ vented the (hocking eituation which aroie when two nrltlih playera were accused o f im­ makea children C lin ic fact that human being* can make some 700,000 different ami meaningful gestures through body movemcnU and facial expression*. The range ii ao great that it is virtually lm]>os*i!ile to keep player* from deliberate­ ly passing information by gesticulation if they are ao inclined. They may even do it sultconsciously. My wife, fo r example, em­ ploys what la known aa the "unusual eyebrow" convention. Anytime her left eyebrow is tilted out o f its normal posi­ tion, I know that 1 have bid the wrong suit, I myself have rather im­ mobile eyebrows, but I do have very expressive should­ ers. Therefore, I prefer the "negative shrug” convention. Since cheating along this line is ao easy to gat away with, I was planning to pro­ pose in my book thet the World Bridge Federation amend tha rules to authorise pantomlc conventions. Before each tournament be­ gan, all tha playera would have to stipulate what ges­ tures and expression* they intended to employ. Should a player committed tu the wrinkled nose conven­ tion be detected curling hie lip, the other team could call the Judges and aevere penal­ ties would be imposed. This plan would go a tong way toward tlfmlnating secret codes o f tha typa attributed to Reese and Schapiro. Too bad I didn't g e t it published in time. W A S H IN G T O N (N E A ) — Viet Nam would cost us little On the surface, the historic, or nothing in a Cold War i&H-hour "national teach-in” struggle they sharply deplore. World W ar II, they focused They accept tho Viet Cong ic reforms na the answer to on Viet Nam was a thing of rationality ami balance. Both sides were heard in a "d e ­ bate" on U. S. policy. Y et the appearance wni illusory. No one truly concerned with the vitality o f American democracy would belittle on enterprise which drew 3,(UI0 college professors and stud­ ents to Washington on a warm spring Saturday. Tho announced purpose was com­ mendable, and tile display o f energy and spirit admirable. Tbe t vaults miu another matter. This reporter watched the proceedings first-hand from beginning to end, most often as one o f the "teach-in" audi­ ence, By their questions, their comment in tho audience, their vislblo mood and their physical responses, the par­ ticipants in overwhelming majority made plain they came seeking confirmation o f their pre-Washington Judg­ ment* that administration pol­ icy in Viet Nam is almost wholly wrong. Contrary arguments, no matter how seemingly wellbuttressed with fart, were generally greeted with skepti­ cism, acorn and derlshm. Ut­ terances which supported the views they brought with them were endorsed with smiles and warm applause. When they broke up a half hour past midnight, there had been nu vocal sign that any critic, whether professor or student, had changed Ilia mind. In tha whole 15V4 hours, 1 did not hear from the lips o f any critic n single approving word about U. K. policy in Viet Nam or anywheie else. The government was portray­ ed aa stupid, ignorant, arro­ gant, secretive and persistent­ ly wrong-headed. The picture the rritirs gave of themselves at they s|Hjke and responded to the debate was o f individuals uniquely sensitive to the needs o f the Vietnamese and other differing peoples, better informed than tha administration aa to the facts o f the conflict, con­ fident we have no business in Southeast Asia, qualified to state categorically that a U. S. withdrawal from South heavily on social and econom­ guerrillas as the spearhead of everything. Help a great popular uprising In the south, judge our bomb­ ing o f tho north as inhumane and useless, say at one time that Vietnamese Communists can hold to a Titojst inde­ pendence o f I’eking and at another that Chinese Red domination o f tho region is inevitable and we must accept it. Tlds self-portrait o f the as­ saulting academic forces was much tho most inteiosting phenomenon of the national teach-in. As with so much o f their priur criticisms, this modest minority o f the arademic community here showed itself to be largely tinconrorned either with bard evidence on Viet Nnm or tbe harsher real­ ities of America’s world posi­ tion. Convinced o f the govern­ ment's folly, they gavu their own arguments tiro ring of final truth, though some of thrso same men would have let Greece and Turkey go Communist in 1U17 (they op­ posed tiie Truman doctrine of aid), and their older counter­ parts dared to contend on the eve o f Wurhl W ar II that Hitter'* “ villainy" wni in part un invention o f British propsganda. thrae, they said, provide and there will l»« no need to fear dom­ ineering power-seekers— Red or otherwise. This emphasis may supply a key. The critics arn not really alone in deploring war. They am unique, however, In their deep annoyance at war’* tendency to interrupt the so­ cial revolutions they count upon to end the world’s strife. This gives added force to their natural distrust o f the military. And it helps explain why they want an America incredibly powerful In the postwar world to draw hark from risk, to alicathn its pow­ er except in tho final emer­ gency o f survival. I f we do this, If de dedicate oureelvre totally to prrsiing for reform hrre and every­ where, the rritirs seem tu say, then a world geared for cen­ turies o f use and abuse of power will a b a n d o n this course. It was this dream— which no one ran demean— that they acted out with some fervor in the great teach-in. Rut at half after midnight, the an­ chor o f reality began onru again to lug at the fervently advanced illusion. Carroll Bark* announce* tha opening of his law office at 608 Hanford Atlantic T h e M e ru it w etram e s tet­ t e rs t r i m I t s r e n te r* e e p ub ­ lic a f f a ir * . T h r w r it e r n e t • • • a -tea u m p ravM eA (be t e l­ le r a le s v a r r le * th a w r lle e ’a t r a * a s m * s e t a S S re e *. L e t ­ te r * e l fe w e r l b * * I M w e r 4 * w ill be a l r e a p re fe re a re . L e t ­ t e r * *4 4 re e e r4 t * a lh r e * a r * a r r e s t a b le p r* v l4 e 8 th ey t a ■*t 4e t l I* p e r a n a a lillr * . t’ o f t r , | * e e l publish** by T h e H e r a t* . Editor, Herald: I would like to congratulate you on the growth and expan­ sion of The Herald, as e v i­ denced by the publication of ihe " A ll Florida Magazine." This will be an asset to your p ip e r and lo the com­ munity ■■ welt, and is Indi­ cative of the management of t progressive paper. Mrs. Lois ilousholdrr Editor, The Herald: Our program o f Instruction needs the co-operation o f peo­ ple like you nnd your staff. Distributive Education la a relatively new program in the state o f Florida; yet we are training many o f the young men and women who are sin­ cerely interested in a eateer E d ito r in a phase o f marketing and distribution. These students are a small number o f that large percentage of high school graduates who ar* not our drill tho very next morn­ ing in class. "S o within i week*. Tony matter o f 6 changed from the Mummy* to a *whix kid.' " I lls teacher asked me a t our recent P T A meeting Juet what I had done to make such a great change In Tony. "S o please urge ail par­ ents to go to their child's aid when he is at the educational crossroads. "T on y might have hated school, become a permanent Mummy’ and been an early dropout if I hadn't used tha flash card Idea to change h it attitude as well ae hla school marks." You will find that moat children need a little deft parental tutoring at torn# time o r other in their gram ­ mar school career. Maybe it is with arith­ metic, history, reading, epelling, etc. So buy some large aheeta o f white cardboard. Cut them into stripe about 2 Inchea by 10 inches and print the key word* thereon, or multiplica­ tion items, such ae 3 x 1, 8 X 2, etc., on each card. Then fmlutge in fam ily fun by having daddy com. pete with Junior. But let daddy pull hi* punches, fo r children need to win thraa lime* out o f four to retain their zest. And don’t spend more than 15 minutes per night. So send fo r that vital booklet "H ow To Tutor Your Child A t Home," enclosing a long stamped, return envel­ ope, plus 20 cent*. Use it during vacation ta give your child A running head start when achool re­ sumes! (A lw a y s w rits ta Dr. Crane in care a f this news­ paper, enclosing n long stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 cants ta cover typing and printing crate when you send fo r on* o f hla booklets.) necessnrlly college hound or college material. Therefore, tho coverage you provided us was a service both to the businesses and to the growth o f America. Wo neeil to get our mes­ sage to the public and your past news coverage publiciz­ ing Bob White and hit ac­ complishments in C h i c a g o COM PLETE plus all the oilier news stories INVESTMENT SERVICE that your paper has given us (Ills year lias hcljwd us tell Listed and unlisted our story. Securities Our sincere thanks to you Mutual Funda and your s ta ff fur taking the time to provide the medium A L L E N A CO. o f newspaper to enlighten 9t 1 E. I.EM ON 8T. Central Florida as to the LAK E LAN D , FLA. quality atudents being pro­ duced through their school. Member: Midwest Stock Each, Lyman D.E.C.A. aulutes Chicago Board o f Trada you and your stuff for u Job well done. (T liis is the motto Orlando Sales Represent stirs of thu DE dubs o f Am erica.) Lloyd lluriies MRS. STAN COMSTOCK DE. Co-Onlinntor Lyman High School I’ h. G A 5-8034 Longwood, Florida YOU CANNOT BUY THESE FLORIDA GLASSES! $ SERVICE STATIONS W ith rU K C H A H K O F 8 OR MOKE G A L L O N S OF GAB F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y Where are you heading F IN A N C IA L L Y ? ANNOUNCEM ENT To The Like their brethren before dally reader, he profited by The only sure way to HAVI money money. K IA D A S S O C IA T IO N end FOR Ii OUR to 8AVK o jre n y o u r s a v in g * a c c o u n t n o w * FOLI.OW-UP OFFER GOOD FOU ENTIRE MONTH OF JUNE RECEIVE ONE FREE F L O R ID A J U N E 4th & 5th Free Balloonu and Lollipops fo r the Kiddies! FIRESTONE T IR E S — B A T T E R IE S — FREE CAR SAFETY CHECKS! National Hank Building, Sanford, Florida for tha general practice of law effective June L 1965. The telephone number is 122-7680 312 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. GLASS With H icry Uaeidln* Fill-Up, Lubrication or Motor OU Chaugs ROY HOWARD DEAN TAYLOR 8210 Orlando Dr. 322-9610 3 22-0846 ACCESSORIES �41 n Horoscope Forecast / F R ID A Y . JUNE 4. I N I G E N E R A L TENDENCIES: Your interest In getting mat t a n o f vital Important* to you arranged require* that you be lata demanding and take Into eonatderaUon to a greater ex toot the atand point* of other* and hut how much they will do to giro you their backing and rapport. A word of an coura foment to them releaaei your rapport. AR IE S (M ar. 21 to A r - 10) — Get busy and make your plana for the vacation you want to take aoon. Show true loyally to loved one In p. m Stay within your budget yet plan for the greateat amount e f fun. TAURUS (Apr. 90 to May 20) —Home problem* and fam ily Internet* require your moat intelligent handling and ahould be given Juat that. Gel buxine** matter* flnlahed properly, too Be a delight to kin In p. m. GEM INI (M ay I I to June I t ) — rind a way to convince all ie* to he more cooperative during the day in regular work. Improve appearance during apare time. Take treatment* you need. Be more Inventive. MOON CHILDREN ( J u n e H to July 11)— Garnering the data you need will ahow man­ ner in which to become mora protperou* In the near future, im prove property and make It more valuable. Show that you are on the ball. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 1 1 )|f you ere more charming and eourteoua, you can get added aupport from olhera today. Fine opportunity* can come v ie aortal circle*. Get out in p. m. and make the right con­ tact*. Put idea* to work quick­ ly- VIRG O (Aug. 21 to Sept. 22) —Thoae whom you like the moat can be helped in a quiet and unobxtrucllve manner now. Make It a point to be o f aervice to thoae who are worthy. Be a fine and dependable worker, L IB R A (Sept. 23 to Oct. 12) —I f you do not get In touch with good friends more oftgn, you are apt to lose them. It's fine to be a good family peraon, but pal* alto have their place In your life. Be happier. SCORPIO l Uct. 22* to Nov. 21)—I f you have *om * good plan that will be mutually helpful to yourself and higherups, he aure to contact them now. Proaperity can be Increated, uoderatendlng eaally reached. SAGITTARIUS (N ov. 22 to Dec. 21)— You cen now grow appreciably In other outlet besides the one In which you have been active fo r a very loag Ume. Those at a distance can be contacted. Domestic problem* also can ba solved Ideally. C APRICO RN (Dac. 21 to Jan. 20)— Let higher-ups ap­ preciate tba manner In which you handle your biggest op­ portunities and obligations today. Be more pleasant to male. Change your attitude (or the better. AQUARIUS (Jan. IB to Feb IB)—Allies need more help from you, but the returns will be infinitely greater, too, if you comply. The public backs you. Use such balp very wisely and phase ail. PISCES (Fab. 10 to Mar. 10) — Maka your rarroundtng* more pleasant and you help youraelf as well aa others who labor with you. Ba mora aystematic. Show that you have kind regard and feeling* for otheyi. a: »- a IP YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, he o r ah* wiU be on* of those very warm and human tdividuala who will go almost In any length In have others admire and love him or her. It is important to slant the education toward the arts where being In the public eyo la an integral part o f tba car­ eer and feme as well as fortuate Is possible, plus much happiness given and taken dur­ ing this Interesting lifetime. “ The Mara impel, tfcey d * net com pel." Wfcat you m ik e e f your life la largely up le YO U ! Cerroll Rlghter’a individual Forocait fo r your sign for July Is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and M oo to Carroll Rlghtar Forecast, The Sanford Herald, Box t i l l , Hollywood M, California. A Marina Wads RICHARDSON, Tex. (U P !) — Marina Oswald, 14-yaar-aid Esaaias native end widow ef Lot Harvey Oswald, suspect is the taeaaelnetleo o f Presi­ d es! E ras ed/, was koaoym era is i today with her sew busbead, Earns stk Jess Porter, 27-yeer-oM electronic tecbnl- r M W M I u jfu m a m M m �T h e P e rfe c t T e a m 8. Pets & Supplies Classified Phones rt*a llila rt PO INTER Pupt. : Night* 311-7101. CANAS Day Camp begin* Jun* 1t t h . U k i Golden. For In­ formation call l l l - l l f l , Fred liana*. I'lU Ir D U la a n fe i( . D A a to to i 2 1 1.50 | 1.50 | 1.90 I t to IS I 3 11A0 11.89 I 2.88 1.50 |2.52 | 3.80 11 to IS |5 | 1.80 |3.18 | 4.75 21 to 80 |6 1 1.50 3.78 |5.70 M in im a * 4 4 — i U h ( B a a g - l* it * r x a r « i a * ' IIM N la ta n Cfcarr' 411 I k l p D a l* 4 4 a C k t t t u 41 l - D a r K a ta C O N TltA C T HATES ON K R gU E S T CECB3iPiEn DraperT tl-SO Par Inch ( ■ la la t a la * baa af S a a la a ia EUKOKS T b a M a v a il w ill a a t ha ra . a p aaalb la f a r m n r* tb a a aaa ta aa a ra ft la a a r tle a . COPY T b a H a ra ia ra a a rra a tba prlv lla g * a f r f l a a l l a i a r reel*l a v a a r a d t r r t la r m r a t table* I I 4*a ala ab laatlaaafela la I I I palter papa** af tbla DEADLINES 11 Noon 0 *7 lie Tor* Publication For Insertion* and Kills (Sat. Noon For Monday) 2, I’ emonals Do you hart a drinking problam. W rit* F. O. Do* 1111, Binfor<l. H A R R I E T T ’ # Beauty B o o b , soft water, evening epp’ t*. 1 M So. Oah. 111-4747. 8. Beta & Supplies K e n n e l* Screened Hun, Boaritqg u f . ITU . Y'all com* aaa ual Legal Notice n» t u b r m c r i T c o u r t . is a s h r n n x k w i x i i i .u urn s t v . F l o r id a . n rrris o a t m s FOItO* FLO II It) A. I Rent Blue Luatr* Electric Car­ SICK ROOM NEEDS pet Shampooer for only I I Whael Chalre. Walkere, Canee per day. Carroll FurnRurt * Crutch** for rent or eal*. Cn Prescription* at L o w # ■ t Price*. Discount lo people PIA I.-O-M ATIC ZIG ZAO over *1 A oil Service Perean- Full ell* Automatle, m tk .a nel. Check our price*. buttonhole*, dttlgna, blind *11 idling 4 monogram* Pay­ FA U ST DltUG STORE o f f balance uf 111 or I pay­ Free Delivery IlM H l ment* of |I.on. HANFURD HEWING CENTER It). I lui Idera Supplies lot so. Pork a v *. i : i -h i i PRE-CAST Conorete Slept (l REDO l it LUMBER CU tfO Maul* Ava ltT-6400 20. Hardware Hanford’* Hull Complat* TE D W . L L U M g HOW. lot i:. ; i m _____________ i : : - t i i i 22. I’ lumtiing PLUM RING Contracting Repair* F R E E ESTIMATES R. L HARVEY m t Hanford Av* llf-tttt It. Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SP R IN K L E R BY STEMS All Typaa and llaoa W * Repair tad Service S T I N B • Machine and Supply Co. 367 W. Ind Hi ________n i - « i i i 30. Home Appliances SrtNKOHD ELECTRIC H AVES’ HOT POINT Refrigerator A Ftove. Refrtg. 1100, Stove 111 or both m o . i i i - u i : . LAW Su. C RA W F O RD A THOMPSON, INC., s Corporation, authnrleel lo do bualnei* In Iht Stala ol Florida, Plaintiff va. D AL L AS n A K r i t . O J A D K I N I and C HAR LEY n ADKINS. at Co*Partnar>, trading and doing buatnes* aa H O U S E OK FLOORS. Defendant N O T R E OF SIIFIIIFF'S ■ 41.1'. NOTICE IB I I E I IK U r GIVEN that I. J. L l i o n i i r , Sheriff of Slmlnol* County, Florida, under and by virtu* of a Judgment and execution btratnfore k»ued out of th* above entitled Court In the above entitled cauaa. have levied upon the following daacrlbtd paraonal proparly lylns and being In Ramlnola County, Florida, tow ilt tO AaanrUd aliea and tip ** of ilnaoleum and Inlaid line, oleum arrape 111 Full boxea aitorled Irpet and c o lo n floor tHe* 111 Fart boat* aieorled type* and color* floor tt k * 1 Fart boaat cover lute I Black Wooden Handle* I Fart Roll* »' Llnanltum I I Part Holla F Inlaid Vinyl and llntoltum I t Part Cana of varloui mixturn* I part Cana Paata T Aaaorled rug p*d *crap» I F an roll* rug pad t Fart boat* rubber whllt oak plantea 1 Fart box ni*lat xtrlpa 1 Straw Ruga and Extra Rug Square# t Roll Plaallc Stripping I I A*aort*d xtiaa, rotor# and gradea rug ecrapx 1 Small Acrylic Huge l Acrylic Heat. Cover 1 tlundlex llea« >• Itutr Wire I Small hau l roller t Utatl Tit * * I E lg e r - C E - w rn 4 uted I Buffer CU « urn 4 uttd I lllua Cat* CL’ 1 T i l l cutter • Larg# Carton* (Rug I n n * nlaa) FUC 1 Heavy Duty Extension Cord 1 Dliplay Rath I Oftlc* C h a i n — worn I Offlca Dtat * W - f C l Four Drawer Flip Cabinet — dr 1 Underwood • Olivette Mulllauma—C U .................. | Fart Uoaaa Wooden Handlaa s i lb* properly of <*>• » ^ 0,r* nomad d*fand»nlg, ond that on the H al day of Jug*. I**-. <>•* tw .eh the legal hour* of tale, namely. II » » o’clock In th* forenoon, and 1:00 o’clock In l h » •fltrnoon on «!•>' •) th* Front Door of lh#> Court Houao In gemlnota County. Florida, I will o f l* r lor and aatl to ih* hlgheat for oath In hand, th* ol»ov* daacrlbad property, a* Ih* propiftjr of i«14 dtftndnnti to tmt* l i f y M id t»»cutlon. * f ((ot)by Sheriff at Semlnel# Coun­ ty, Florid*. Dyt Joint* J. Singletary Deputy Sheriff Publish May 30. IT * Jun* * IS. l l t l CDM-Tt 31. Musical FOAM RUBIIER PILLOW S 11 A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS (10 Sanford Ava. lll-S Tfl R EAD Y-M IX CONCRETE Block*. Stepping Stone., Hand, Steal. Grata* Trap*, Rock, Lot Marktra, Polyethylene, Wlr* M*ah, Step*, Window Hllla, Dry Walla A Drain Til*. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. NEW Hollywood Ued Cover. E V E R Y D A Y LOW PRICES! Samp Grad. Gift*: Underwood Portable Typtw rltt r. 111.I I ; Smith • Corona Claaalo ’ l l Portable. $111.I I ; S m i t h * Corona Eire. Tori able. I l l y II. TERMS - TRADES. P O W E L L ’S OFFICE KI’ P P L T 1H1 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Hpln Dry Waahlng Machine. ; i Power Mower. 1101 Elliott altar gild p. m. It) CU. FT. Col depot Refrigera­ tor with Transferable war* ranty. Apt. Kite I burner Ktnmor* Ota Rang*. Doth In good cond. Iteaaonabla o ff. 4 er. I l l - k i l l . ___________ Instruments 51. Articles For Hsnt Plano Harvlclng a Tuning den* Cumba* — l l l - : i l l Pltno Tuning ang Repair W. L. Harmon ... gtl-eZlS H E NR Y FORD one* laid, -Not advtrllelng la like winking et e girl In the dark. You know what you’re doing but eh* dnean’ t.” Legal Notice In th* Court o f Ih* County Jndgo, gexnloalo Coebly, Flor­ ida, In Probate. In r *i E-tote nf FLORENCE C A T H E R IN E IVILIIELHI.N’ A W IT T E , Daceatrd. To All Credltoea end Periim* Hating M a in , ar Demands Agolnat ia ld Fatal#, You and each of you are hereby notified and required to preienl any claim* and de­ mands which you, nr either of you, may have agnlnvt the eetnta of FLORENCE CATHEIt* INE AVILIIELMINA W IT T E , •kreaee-l, late of aald County, lo th* County Judg* of Fami­ ne!* County. Florida, at hla office In the court houee of •old County at Hanford, Flor­ ida. within alx calendar month* from Ih* tlni* of th* flrat pub­ lication of t hla nolle*. T w o coplea of each claim or demand ehatt be In writing, and ehall ■tala th* place of residence and pnat oftlc* addreat of th* claimant, and ahall be awnrn to by the claimant, hla agent, nr attorney nod accompanied by * filing f t * of on* dollar and turn claim or demand Dot to filed ehall b* void. Iftlrn W it t* Remueat A* Extoulrlg of th* Loat Will tnd Tntamant of FLORENCE C AT H ER IN E W I U I E L M I N A W ITTE. Daceaatd SHIN IliiLSE R AND LOOAN Flrtt Ftd tral Nulldlng Hanford, Florida Alturntyt (or Kaecutrla Publlth ilay IT A Jun* I, It, IT, I Vet. CDM-tl RE NT A RED Rotlaway, Hoapltal. Baby Bede, Ay Day. AA’ aek, or Month. CARROLL’* PU nN ITU R K 111 AV. let. m -ltlt — I— You can find anything you need adver'leed la the Herald Ctaeelfled. "You nam* II— wa hava HI" POPCORN MACHINE for Carnival*. R a i a t r i A Partita. AM E RIC AN R E N T -A LL Ilk* H lllawathe____ til.k ill USED I am a coiy, comfortabt* hom* at 1101 ganford Avenue, hav­ ing I bedroom*. ( I large-1 email), targ* living renm with fireplace, aeparxlr din­ ing room, large kitchen, : tcrrsnrd porch**. Ilev* a U r g e t t l x l l l ft. beautiful yerd My owner I* anaiou* for an offer. * » *h* no longer nc».l* in*, tf you know of a family that wants a bargain, trll them to get In touch w-lth p. m. R A V E NN A P A R K , I l lr . 1 full bath*. 3 yre. old. Small down pa>in*nt i l i u m , morte i c r . l l l - 4 l l d after 5 p. m. ‘ Oh, being s gsnt# living In t bottls ain’t bad* but if had my wish I'd bs living in a Jar." CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— Loel A Pound 1 REDIIOOM, I bath, frn tr et Heat A Air cond. T.iko ,iv*r payment* M* mo. tax Cold* water D r, Caeiclbeiry. i l l IIM , P A R K ntDGE—SUBDIVISION I Mdrm . 1 Beth, Specious, pnu M* Garage. Centre! Heat. Rullt.tr. Kitchen, Rreakfaet Area. Large Dining Room. godd*d Front Lawn, Oily Sower 111.101 — l»oo Down. Open Dally, Evlnlnga I I I ITII. I I — Money Wanlod I I —f a v ' n a * 4 L « * a I I — Inauranco I t —School* 4 Instruction* TO— Employment Servlet* T l —Mai* Http Wanted f l — Pomal* Help W*nt*d I t — Mai* or FtmaU Help T4— S»le* Hein Wanted, TT— Situation Wanted I I — income Properly I I — Buelntat P r o p — Sal* I I — Rtol Fetal# Wanted I I — Heal Keiata Sal* IT— Bualn*u Htntalo 10— Lota For Sal* t l — Farm*— Grovta i — Porto so la t — Beauty Car* I — P a r NuraarIM •—Child Car* I — Doga—Cato— P «la in— poultry — Livestock 11— Special Nolle** I t —Catering — rood I I — Bicycle Repair* 15—Special Harvlca* 11—Interior Decorator# IT—Janitorial 4arvle«* l » — Landecap* Sarvlo* I * — Builder* Supplies *i>— llardwara I I — Horn* Improvemonto SS — Plumbing 11— Acraaga Tl— Painting I I — Houaaa For Sal* 14— Well Drilling • I —H ou ta t—Salt or Ronl 11— Air COnd. 4 Heating IT— Houee For Rent 11— Radio - Television ltd — Heson Hemal* 101—1 T railer#—Cabana* 11— Pholo A Equipment 10— Hume Appllnnco* 111—Mobil* Hum**—Sal* 11— Mutlcal Instrument* IP1—Mobil* Hum**—R tol I t — Buelneitt Equipment I d —Trailer Spar*—Rani 11—Job Printing n il—Trailer Lota—sal* 14— U |bolet try lo t—Apartmaata For Real to l—Room* For rlonl I I — Vacuum Cleanor# ltd— Hole! Room* IT — Moving 4 storage 111— Rental Aganta I t — Eilarmlnaiora 11—Plant* — Feed* — Seedy I I I — Wanted To Heal 11—Mica. For Sal* 111— Autoe For Sal* I I — A n k l e * For R*al I I I —Auloe-.galt or Trad* I I —Swap of Eachang* I I I —Truck* For gal* I I — Wanted To Buy l t d — Aulom.iilva Htrvlr* l i t — Kcooti re 4 Cyolog I I — Furnllur* For Sal* 11— Antique* Far Sal* 111— lloata A Molora I I —Monty To Loan I I I — Marina uuppliog I I — Butin*** OppottunlllM SEE TH IS TODAY Large 1 Rdrm home, Klee, kitchen, Hardwood floor*, to. on led on 1 nice lot* Low down payment 14! 00 per mo, • nd only ll.Tlo. SO U TH W A RD It Investment A Realty N. Park Av*. S li- I I T I 1 BEDROOM, t Rath. Deep nett for lawn, 17S * s p*r month. Mutt sacrifice, mskt rationable offer. H M T l l . CU LURED PltuUC RTV PtiR HALE 1 UDItM. ROME ONLY 1101) DOWN Jim AValtar Corpoiatton ha* plea I Ddrm. home for aelr tn Oetcen (Directlone: T.ik* State Road I I I East out of Sanford, go through Oeieen A look for arrows hone* A lot fur eat*, on left Juet outebla City Limit*.) Only lioo Down, 170 40 per month. Call Orlando Collect ill-0111. Payton Realty 1U-<10I 1410 lllawetha al IT-lt ADS! 97. Houses For Rent FI'HN. have, 4431. t Rdrm. ICO mo. hou»*. near N E W 3 lldrm. Duplex Apt., Til* bath. T e rr a ito floor*. Adult*. 113* Water Furn.. I3I-I01I after S T E N ST R O M till FURN REALTY 1 IIEDROOM Unfurn. inn stove or r*frlg ) f*nc*d back y*i-l Insect fogged A new painted. For information 331-1917. KGR LE ASE IlY O W N E R 4 ltdrm . ; ltath. Family roam, Dining room, fa n lr a l best A air . kit, hen turn. Available Jim* 3D. 133-IMI. FOUNTAIN Help— Kxperlrpc*d. Apply In pereon. Eckrrd Drug*, ganford P la it. Mr* 73. Male nr Female Help WILSON MAIEH FL’ RN Buy — Sell — Trad* i l l . I I E. tat. stt-assi ITE M PER AGENCY R »« l'n r • Appralatr • tneuror Ill-lilt t i l l g French 00. I aj I h For Hale NuHTII I I I Ft. of Ih* Wait 11* ft. of Lot IT nf Florida Lend A Culunliallon Co, Lake Monro*, l l l - l l l l . $100 DOWN FHA - V A HOMES 1. I. A I IIEDROOMS 1, I H A 3 RATIIH KITCHEN EQUII’ I’ ED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIAT E DE LIV E R Y f a r Complete Information He. ui Call Your I LOTS i n s 0*. I l l 00 dawn. N EW a C O R R E H PONDENT |M mo. Oakway off Banfnrd wanted In Oviedo Duet cover av* m . i i i i . _________________ L’ ted furnllur* appltancea, Ionia, Social, Church 4 S c h o o l etc. it ughi - Bold. Larry * Event*, lie* of Camera neces­ 05. Iluuoea For Hale Marl, 11| Sanford Av*. Fit. SAI.ES b r o k e r sary. Contact 1'iul Hruokin-mi. thlro, Sanford Harald, l i t W* Hav* Th* Horn* Knr luu 1100 DOWN 3111. I Bn., t* a IT Fla. Il m , Tar. FKKK e s t t k i a t e Floors, Kit. equip, l i t mu. Upholeiarlng A Maltreat ranpay* all. H K L M L Y REALTY, tivallo*. N»w A Uttd Purntoffic e In VI Ha go Rail. N Or­ lure. Cell M i Redding Mfa lando. l i t . t i l l , Bights I I I . Co. al I t * C tltr y Av*. I l l - 77. Hitualion Wanted t i n P A R K DRIVE IIT I. lilt lll-lllo Ill-T ill I RED ROOM. 1 Rath. Ainirn. NtOtlTS USED BEDDING Mortgage, Ph. I l l I Dll a|l*r 13I-IIT4 I I I - 0141 1-Turlo ate* Hollywood Bed*, g p. m. l i t * 4141 II3-14II Ml. Heal Estate • Hale each l i t Id; 1-Full ale* Hollywood Red I F YOU P A Y rant you can |1».M| 1- P I Hla* Hollywood Bed* own o hom* of your own. each 111.10; Soma ready for occupancy. I- Full ell* II*pnt*t*atd Foam 1,11N K N T E R l’ ItlSEg, INC. MKVFRAL Uulalandlng I A 1 U(j. H » uh4!i4 • Huiu 4ir Hvnl Rubber H*t «*• IS; I l l Longwood Plata, Longlledronm linn-** available In l- 10" Innlrreprlng matlraa*. Wood, Fla. all A f l a t ol Hanford. Let u* FOR Sal* tfioo down) nr Rent, Ilk* ntw I I I at; t i l l mo I. 1 Mdrm. I bath (how you Around! I- Full » l i * Hollywood Bed, LARGE tight bedroom, * bath huue* with playroom, duubl* hom* on aparlnu* corner lot. Ilk* n»w I I * . I l l Utility room, large fenced I block* from ranter of San­ 1- Full i l l * Innereprlng matyard. 114 K. Woodland Dr., ford. Meal of Inveetmrnl. Ireaiei rarh I I I op; I'h. owner lul- IS4-9ISS. t i l t a Park Av*. butlntea or building alt*. 1- Twin alt* H*|u>a***aad InI l l t i l l «n yllm * Owner o m i e e i . 117 W. tat N E W L Y U * d »c o r *l» t Maeonry I ner.prlng mattra**** aach St. Contact E v *r*l» AHar­ Rdrm.. Mt• rage building. Con111 00; per. Il*gl*l*re<l Broker, T i l l Government owned v*nl*nt tn erhoul* A thnp. 1- lupoteeatad T*Pc. L iving. ping, All rsatonibt* offer* Park A v * , TH. i n - l l t l . In room SUIt* l l t l l * ! Homes Sanford of LI. Colonel Ho­ roneld.red 111-4014_________ 1- Uatd Hof**, each 111 SO] bart C. Morrta, Adjutant Gen­ 1 - U**d Sofaa, aarh * 10.no. eral Division. ||*«dquart*i* 07. Houses For Kant ECHOLS BEDDING CO. t'S A It El'lt, A 1*0 N*w York. 8*l»otl*a * f I. I, *nd 4 Illtll. I Send Allt MAIL), FURNISHED Huum, Lake Btdd.ng 4 Furnllur* p le a tl do not disturb tenant. Bedroom* located In v arku * Mary. i:3 -loti. A T FACTORY PRICES! S t . -lane of Hanford Make offer. Lleled •ecurltle* I l l Magnolia ttt-lltl Immediate Delivery acceptable In (rid*. (.IIKDROOM. I H Uelh. Large MONTHLY PAYMENTS L«t. iti-im . For th* blgg**t aalaetlog ot n*arly ntw and uted turn!, FROM 160.00 ROBERT A. W IL L IAM S UNUNIJAI. well kepi 1 bedtura, ••* Null’# Furnllur* Realtor FOR THE REST HOME room h"un-, U m « lawn. Clo>» Brokerage In Catatlbtrry Raymond l.undqultt. Atto. to •choiila and ehopplug cen­ on 11-11- Open 1 day* I to (. I I I . t i l l Atlantis Bank Bldg. BUY ter. I l l mo. 133-1410. SEE YOUR BEUV VOR RENT T W O Bedroom houee. Dining Hoapltal. Itollawaya. Juvanll*. A Living roum. Kitchen, FRE E delivery and Plok-Sg. B all-B lalr Agency Study, L Utility Room. (Un­ rU R N IT L 'I lE CENTER * Real Ka'ot* — foauraaao 1100 French Av*. furnished i. I3S. (No P*ia Ird A I'ark Ava lll-llll ph I l l . T l i l __________ plea**), fu ll 333-71 14, Beauti­ ful Dletrhl. In Ik* l uirvl o f the f nnatr Judg*. it m lo n lt Ctuult, I'turIda, In Prubot*. lu rti f c t l t l t uf W IL L IAM HOY WAGGONKH Deceas'd. Tu All fra dll u rt mod Fatten* Hat lug Claim* or Utaoaad* Agtlual gold Kitolai You and aarh of yeu ar* hereby notified ond required lu piatent any claim* and de­ mand* which you, or otlhar of you. may hav* agalnat th* etlat* of W I L L I A M ROY WAtlHONEII, d*> tattd, lata of aald County, lo th* County Judg* of Samtnole County, Florida, at lit* office In th* court hour* of tald County at Sanford, Florida, within alg calendar monlha from tha tlm* of Ih* flrtt publication of thla notlca. Two copit* of aach claim or de­ mand ahall b* la writing, and thall atata th* plac* of reel, dance and poet offlca- addrete nf Ih* rlalmanl. and ahall h* twern lo by th* claimant, hi* agent, or attorney and accom­ panied by a filing fea of on* ff». Schools & Instructions St. Johns Realty dollar and tuch claim or daT H E f I M E TESTED FIRM mand nut no filed ahal be void, I I I N Pork Ava. I l l * 1111 FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH /.f EDNA H A T F IE L D I Space L'nlvarelty Airport) WAGGONER Located I mllee Eaet of Ovlod* At caecutor of th* Latt on IIwy. 01* la now open. C. A. WH1DDON, SR. Will and Tealotnant ot HtuJenr Initrurtlnn now giv> BROKER W I L L I A M HOY WAGGON­ tu lu Plpar Cbarwka* " I I I . " I d 4 Pork 111-1111 ER. Cum* out and tears to fly Daceaatd NUW. Expert luatrustlon 1s BAUT P IL C H E R a rtltae d olmaephoro ramov. GEO. A. SPEER. JR. Beet Buy Broker •d from buay (raffle pal­ al SPEER A ( P E E R Ilf-TOPI Boy or Nigkt lors* Twln-engln* Charter Atiornaya for aald aetat* ova llabl* any whar*. ( l i e 111 Magnolia Avenuo Aviation Products available Hanford, Florida JOHN E. FOX for Happy Plying. , Pb. I l l Publleh May I I A Juh* I. 1*. l l o l for further Information Realtor u. m i I I I X. Park Ava, ll!-0 il« and appointmenL CDM-IM FHA - VA ST E N ST R O M REALTY 9100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty $100.00 DOWN V A - FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REA LTY o tfk *i l i l titg Night*t m-*TM lll- llll am Park Ortva 3 Bedroom houee, equip. I f l - l l o l . kllchtn NICELY Furn 1 Dr. house, 1411 Palmetto. I11-U1T4. FURNISHED (.Bedroom huue* l l l - l l l l after 1 p m . Getewey To T h * Wetarway Hobson Sporting Goods SPECIAL PAINTS in.'I, Mtiliik" Homes • Kent 1 RDRM Trailer on large Lake. 133-7144. 1-IIKRTlOBM trailer alr-cond., adult* only | i» mo, 13* iinora lid. near Navy Use*. 133-111! attar I p. m. FURNISHED |l’ g 10’. well #1iad*d, Waaher, Air t'ondl. (loner. 1*1 Ph I13-IIC7. JOHN SAU LS AG ENCY HOUSEKEEPER — I Adult* Ilv* In or out. I f out. mu>t hav* Iraneportatlon. Ph. I l l 1*11 from 1 to T p. m. ac­ Iton Is & Motors MOBILE lltlMK I I ' a 10'. small equity, Aeeuin* ptyrntula, Ill-Jit*". fm ii.. e.- ^ * e APT. MANAGER. II Unit*, ganford. Retired preferred. Call 111-4171 or *11-1071 urlando after T p rn.__________ DON’T L E T IT SLIP A W A T I f you ar* really seeking a CRUMLEY - MONTEITH, fine, well-built, livable hum*, INC. her* l* where your aaarrh Phnll* l l l - l l l l •nd* Other* Ilk* It #>11 for I1..U0O. Ileal vlceii J bed­ room*— 1 4 baiha with color­ * 1uO A AYSUUIIE 171 mu. pay­ ment!, I lldlln. I H beth, ed fltlure*. Alto, Florida fountry flu b l i f - l i l l . roum—ONLY lio.tuo— | l , m down and I I I I I month. charge Mil W. tnd St. I f l . l f l l l ALL WORK G UARANTEED 1 UDUSIS for lien, 401 Magnolia. Ill-on o. coPKTROtrar AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. l i t ; tM PE IttAL 44,000 original mils*. FinttEGLASS. Cloth * Rvtln. 1395.00 Pave (O'*. Fetes, 1100 1-1 and t Bedroom* PASFO ID MOTOR CO French Ave. I l l - l l t o . NEW and USED 100 French A t * 133-4313 Awning* A Cabana* IT'S FUN to read tha W ant. QUALt Y tiODILK HOMES IIOR Mp KF.K u s e d c a r s Ad*. You ran •hap without llwy IT 93 X ITS-31II NO MONEY DOWN getting aut of your #a*y T0| French Ave 333-0731 chair. l t l T — 11 F T , 3 Rdrm. Trailer, 33’ #rr#»n»d porch, clean, Good Price, Office, Holly* wood Trailer Cl, SELECT YOUR OWN COLORS Now unttr construction, I DR, 3 bath*, Separata Dr, eunken L. H, Rtcraallnn roum. equip­ ped kitchen, Cantral ti n t A Air conditioning, double gar*g*. large lot, >* acre, out nf flight path. All thla for <-nly 117.100. FHA, VA. Cuutanlinntl financing. Exclusive with: — 72. Female Help Wanted 106. Itonnis For Bent i« '\ .Moliile Homes * Sale 84. Itaal Knlnle • Sale R E A L ESTATE BROKER Ileal Kalata Aainclat* W I L L A MAE I’ KOKOSt’ II 111-1171 Day i : i - 0 l ! 5 Mghte FURN. DUPLEX, t Rdrill., re. decorated, liq, mo., I.ake J o . a mi. Call S32-7MH after 4:!o. c o u n t s — limited credit If Your EVtNRUDE Dealer 1 RKDROOM. fenced yard. 3711 you own * phone. Put cksel- |0< 4.4 F 1*1 Th t l l - I M t Fanf„r<l Av*., 113-114(1_Ret 4 '* -o work for vmil 125. .Murine Supplies 1 RDRM. 1 Rath, Kitchen ^ ( | U l j l | j ^ ^ 4 ^ J I I I ^ I ! l d 7 I b 115. Auto.q For Sale 71. Male 1Icl * Wanted Etohaag* Scnknrik Ginas nnd Paint Company FURN. !#arge Apt. 3D) Magnolia. Pb. ! l l - l i : i A L W A Y S Good !t*ht*t*. FuroComa by * *e* or exll A. K. 110 Magnolia klie-l A L’ nfurnlehed. San­ lloa**tt*r, Florist, 333-1151. Auto GUta 1 op# ford A I.ake Mary Are*. Se* A d*at Covers it* at I I I S Perk Av*. HALL- p M A L L FURN. Downstairs A p t , UOf M , pie l: : - 0 7 l t . I l l - t i l l AGENCY, Newly decorated, well to wall fa r p r tln g A Cerporl* l»l K. 14th St. Sanford AUTO GLASS INSTALLED A T T . 133-0447, FURN. Apt . 101 W. Ninth, 110 mo. 333-4310. Park 1 II ED ROOM Air wondtltolird. IH bathe, Florida Itoum Very lkaaonabl*. Tea A Orsrn E.tate. I l l - O l l t . Prom 1100. JE E P ’ l l Wxgon. Warn hub*, I ROOMS, partly or alt Turn, heater, radio, ntw lira* A FURN. Apt. 100 Park. t i l . 133-3714. brake*. 14,000 mile*. 11.100. Witt take trad*. 131-1191. 3 RKPROOlf Unfurn,, kit Hun Nice, Ig* 3 Rdrm. furn. Apt. Tiled bath. (41. 1700 Magno­ 1940 FORD. 3 door, goad con* equipped. 113-1*11. lia. dtllon, Straight Itlck. 441. fE V E R A L I A I Bedroom 0011. home* k i t c h e n equipped, EFF. APT. private bath, aultavailable for ltnm*dl»t* po**abl* for Cnupt* or ring!* '19 R E N AU L T Daulphtna, new **»lon. >71-1100. SEMlNOt.E pereon. tdeally located down­ tire*. I l l ) , 133-1401._________ R E A L T Y, t l l - t l l l . town. Inquire at Manual Jacobeon Dept. Store, 111 E. 116. Aulos • Sale or Trade let 3 1IDRM. Turn. House. Air Conditioned, 171. n :- I S « 7 . FKYL1NER, rm tc h .M . 11110 Weekly for 1 ndrm. Utt- t i l l herdtop. radio, htater, power Attrartlv* 1 Bedroom home, *o H ik e turn. Apt. lot E. Ith. atttrlng, 1110 caeh or trad* spoil.»s you could ext o f f of Adult*. fur older car. Ph. I l l - I l l ? or I he floor*. Kitchen equipped, ice at 136 G i r r k o n Dr._____ Lawn A ehruha ar* beautiful WKLA.vA APARTM ENTS 114 l . First St. t'm prriy h** deep well a 120, Aulnmotne Service pump, f t 10 p*r month. AVALON APARTM ENTS 114 W. 3nd St.. i::-141T (Dial Dlratt) Prom Samlnol* County 425-5938 t i l l GREY, VtV, Sunroof, RAH, Excellent Cond. $1,310. I l l - I. 1OH. A p a r t m e n t ; , f o r K e n t 322-5612 D i a l 322*5612! 106. Apnrtmentn for Brnt 115. Autos For Sal* RAV E NN A P ARK, I lledroi.m, I t.eth. Low down paym*nt 149 to monthly. Call l l . ’ - l l l l . F U R N IT U nB 55. Furniture For Snle DEAR HEL01SE COUNTRY CLUlt Manor. 3 IMrni. IH halh. Awiimr mortgage. 1:3-1411 a i k r « E X P E R IE NC E D SEWING MA" CH IN E Operator* needed Al Steady year round emplny. TRADE your trailer for a three mtut In our modern air-con. bedroom home. No glmmlik* dlttoned ftilo r y . — No Money— No real , elat*. A I.IX (IE MANFDRll Owner traneferred. Call l i t t i l l urlando Dr. aatiford IT1E SKI.i, US your Furnllur*. Qub-k Servlet with th* Cath. SUPER TRADINU POST, i n . out. 05. Houses For Sals 1301 Park A v * . ganford Ph. I I l - S I l T I’m empty and they hav* Ih* k*y. 32. Swap or Exchanit 3. WnntPd To Huy W ANT Seminole Realty A’ ACUUL’ M C I. E A N E IL H U Model, uttd only l time. Fay th* balance of 111. Will L AW NS MOWED. Floor clean. lake older Vacuum cleaner Int * Window Cltanlni. I l l * <141. for part payment Ph. Orlan­ do Collect 11A l-ISTT. PAINTING, Proffpstonai by L*s HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS llil m . !n»ur«'l. 111*4314* W H I T E HEWING MACHINES Authorleed Salta A Servlet LAWN'S roow4i|, Edging, Loi* G A R R E T T ’S • C lttn M , L t i v t s Vacuumed* ISO E. Flrat. 123*1109. (1. K. A p r l i m e t i — N tw ft U m 4. Beauty ( are A N IM A L OUR ANCESTORS la. Special Services 1.50 | 1.50 |1.50 16 to 20 |4 June 3, 1965 — Pane 3A Sewing Marhlna | T W I N N EED LE D1AL-O-M ATJC StG.ZAO ’ l l MODEL HOME-GROWN T-matce*. Ot- Mutt tell du* lo rlrcumtianre*. I l l balance, term* available. car Zlttrower, SOT reratmnion AVO finance our own. Credit Ave, edjuatrr li.t 1-I1II Collect. m H Up to 8 m 9rral& 13. entering - Food D ire r# — £ ml ! ’ i tatifnrii 50. Mloc. For Sals I*. .Special Notices 425-5938 C 9b» old. K ltk u i* ■ tu liilf Rat Lnsg 34. Upholstery OVER Si TEAR S ot fin* workmanahlp In uphol.taring. Draptrte*. Slipcover* Time Faymentt a* lltll# aa 10, Poultry’ • Livestock I t mo. Drapery hardware lnetallatlon. HORSES: BROKEN 4 Trained. k U L P DECOR ATINO ( H O P Call day* S i: - 3SOI or night* rh. in-iiii 322-5612 M ai wk». to B et on fo r Q u ic k Results, — 4 KOOM^APr OFFIN A '65 TIOMRI |-It, inM Kuril, Apt. |tl mo, Including water A tkctrlclty. 313-9103. TURN. APT. Ill-tlOO. ( I t W E K K I.Y , Furn. I lldrm. Apt . Util- Furn., 101 K, Sth. FURN. 3-room A pi. with hath A garage, : 130 Narckau* til*till. Cl,RAN 1-H r. Furn. A p t. Pete, t i l l Elm. No i-’ t’ llN. Gar. Apt. I33.t34<). UN FU RNISHED t br-t room Duplex Apt, trrreieoo floor*, lit* hath, V*n*ltan Mlmk, kitchen equipped. 131*3111 after 1 p. m. >2928 P O N T IA C C A T A U N A SEDAN DHL. HANFORD A C rK H H IU U K R N O T IN C LU D E D UNFlillN. I Rdrm. Duplex. K i t ­ chen equip. I37-IIII, FI'RN. Duple* Apt., 1 Room* A bath, t l o mo. 1 Mil* south of Hunt*. 133-1111. FURN. APT., 3100 Mellonvltk. FURN. APT., Rrasunwble. 1339110. Immediate Delivery BEST SELECTIO N E V E R ! TERMS TO S U IT YOU W IT H DOWNSTAIRS. Unfurn. 1 lldrm. A p t . kitchen equipped l o i n W. Ilili St. B A N K OR GMAC F IN A N C IN G . DUPLEX Apt.. 1 Bedroom Furn. 3111 Palmetto. T R A D E N O W l YOUR CAR 3 IIEtlltOOM duplex, furnlxti*d. tlu mo, 1 mil* Huutli from Hum*. J i l - I i l * . W A S N E V E R W ORTH FURN Garage Apt , 1141', I’almettn. 133-0131 or 1351 MOHEI FURN. Garage Apt. Call 111* till. ____________________ CLEAN 1-Bed room, Furn Apt Clot* In. Wattr A light* furn. |50 mo. 313-1410. FURN. Apt. Cioa* In. Jlmml* Cowan. 131-lttll. N A TIO N A L NEW H01T!: BANK 8 A.M . — 8 P.M . '^P O S S E S S IO N 1 DALESMAN'S POSITION OPEN ' l l Ha mb. *1197 b il. (37 (B». ’« I*■Iron IS97 b*l. $29 mu. *«0 i tim b , $891 bal. $39 mu. ‘ 60 D i m . 1741 bal. $31 mu. ’19 Chevy 1211 b l l . f l l mu. *39 Opel $697 bal. $32 mu. ’69 l*lym. $381 aal. I l l mu. ’39 For d $767 baL $37 mu. ’36 Volk* $691 bal. $32 mo. ‘ SI For d 1711 bal. $32 mu. ’SS !>od|g $891 bal. $37 mu. ’38 Chevy $499 bal. $22 mu. ’$7 Chevy $391 bal. $29 mo. ’l l C h i v y $99 bal. $3 mu. ‘ 49 Fi T r k $399 bal. $32 mo. J#ep 4-wdr. |99| bal. 141 mo. ’•3 Jeep $2297 bal. |3t mu. '60 Jeep $1499 bal. $39 mu. LARGE 1 Rdrm.. t Full Rathe, with Hang* (No Htfrlg tr alor), list Magnolia Contact Tad Williams Hard war*. Accept Trada-Ioa! 1(119 SANFORD AVE. N E W t Itedroom House fof rent 111 Dd In WoodmM* Park, near bat*. 11.- l i l t *r m -m i. Sanford, Florida 121-4303 National K*po#a*#elons Inc. IV Ife 0 ,1KN e v BNINO .i M O N D A Y -F R ID A Y 8 A.M . — 5 P.M . SATURDAY [ P f B U IC K 17^1 R A M B L E R ) ; 3220211 S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A — j I �i — ■■»--- OTIjf •infur&i f»r «!b Page 4A — June 3, 1965 3! r ?»1 m 9 m PR IC ES G O O D TH R U . S A T . LIM ITED , Q U A N T IT IES 1 | S O M E IT E M S * ECKERD ^ D ru a S to r e s , m ii FRIDAY SPECIAL FRIED FISH YO U C A N E A T Golden French Fries Crfaip Cole Slaw Hot Rolls & Butter OOLD CRIST CITIZENSHIP AW A RD S were nrcaentcd to T. Soarda and Donna Kilmer at the party given South Seminole Junior High School ninth gradera by members o f the faculty. Students enjoy­ ed refreshments and dancing. (Herald Photo) Fastest Freight Runs By Remote Control L A V O R IS Recent tests Included thr effect o f rainfall on rocket nose cones. .Sprinkler systems were established along a |kip tlon o f the six-mile trark. The system produces everything from a downpour to a gentle mist. Thu object Is to find a nose rone material that won't erodo when rockets travel through rain at high speeds. Other tesla havo been used to produce now ejection sent* fur je t ulrrruft. Thu most re­ cent* test* produced scuts which can eject men sufely from nirrrult still on the ground but niuvlng at super­ sonic speeds. CQC as.' UstI 9c $ ANTI- ^ ir s Battle 8 A C (LIMIT 1) X50 • Pawer-Sprey uses meek less water preieur*. efficient, • Vatu-matte mater bee *e cranks ar fear*. • Wheals far easy railing. H A IR CREM E 3 7 * c ? « . u "?5 o *1 *1 4 8 * & (LIMIT 1| (LIMIT 1) 1 5 6 c (LIMIT t) 2-PIECE TERRY SET 100% COTTON TERRY CLOTH SHORTS AND HALTER SET DESIGNED FOR SUMMERTIME CASUAL WEAR. AT THE BEACH, AT HOME, OR AT T N I POOL. NEEDS NO IRONING IN A VARIETY OF SIZES. r UST 3.49 3 *44 REG. 2.9B VALUE 1.88 ;; r XUBIERIZE0 D ELU X E-SU N TIM E INFLATABLE POOL BEACH BAGS ZEBC0 " 6 0 6 " :Ku.tsr%"iw.°w.'c • Heavy teage Vinyl Cent. • iast A Carvaalaa Proof Valaa COMBINATION AMIRICAM MADI SPINCAST R ill W/2 RC. AH' VIOHOLAS ROD W/100 YRD. UNI utTM.ee 4 QT. FillR BAIT "BOONI" BUCKET LOOSE ROUND 30" INFLATABLE D A IS Y " 1 0 2 " B “ 20" IASKO Portob • BLKCe FAN aMw M i l w O A a n s i f a wiiiUi ■mfmrj hH«(S at » whE Mw SU| a Onll.t ■■k*k ttda* tw *M 4-teh •W Be a (LIMIT 12) mh I ffODI rot Ist« a#• lido. v r w.a*<. t r i M V i t * S-YIAR O U A IA N Ttl ra n | ELECTRIC | •"sa rsssssr 14.66 m e . PAN OSCILLATING/ unu Conditioned C ar This Summer? 108 Cool Comfort AU Summer Long! lr in n u u c . UVtlV BBAHO PAD • • • • “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison Comfortable Hand Waahable Non-Allrrgrnlc W1U Not Slip CO M PAR E 8,ZB A T L 6 » w w b m a ftjM jra t FOAM INCORPORATED aa M A nR ESS DOOPOOD3«rl9S LUX UR Y W " e Teegk 4 Ruffed live RatyRreariena Svtket Deiianed Ta Taka Abuse # Orilliairt While Bridge e I IS V. A C. U.L. A;v . i# # 4 2 ' RLAID * % 4 f» 5 4 " M IXED N UTS RLAID "t&iTif* rec . 79c VA LU E 46 LADIES SUPPORT LIST 19.95 12.88 MEN'S SUIT STORAGE BAG 1.22 LADIES DRESS STORAGE BAG 1.22 ELEC. RECHARGEABLE C IG A R E T T E L IG H T E R PLUGS IN T O A N Y 110 A C O U T L E T Llih ta Up To S Packs O" A U gT Sil°»,# Lharga 16.95 CHK MASSAGER HEAVY DUTY 0 Tilt AdlmiaiM >Centml (ar *26500 PRINCE ERIC Medal i l l s WORMS ASST. COLORS lag. 39 ' RIO. 69 c ■ ■ ■ 3.88 39 'B' RIFLE A 09 BEACHRINGS REG. 5.98 M l VALM 50" MAJH4" MM at M S FISHING DEPT. SPECIALS! SILEX4 QT. ELECTMC KE CREAM FREEZER Rtf. LAWN SPRMKLER . COMPARE T6 I4.9S W hy N ot Enjoy An A ir- • SERVICE DEPARTM ENT HAIR SPRAY 78* Medal S I M AQUA-GUSIN Thai# lavaly Deeeratta rvgt are 100% fatten pile. Preihrvnk and wesheWe. Mod# with vnspun yarns. Skid raslstont and carries the Goad hausakeaping seal ef pppraval. «M E. First St. Open < Day* A Week Ph. 322-1481_____________W. Park Mi 4-8916 9 6W * (LIMIT t) T O O T H PA STE Rustproof, Rugged ALL PLASTIC Const. With Fiberglass insulation Comes with Shoulder spout a TtU-StAl MOTOR KIIPJ OUT OIRT a 2000 IQ. IT. COVtRAGf # 4-POIITION FUR DIAL a MOULD!D ACRYLIC HOUSING • Ad|u»t t# eKilate • M'e ultra- 9'xl2’ COnON RUGS W E SERVICE & REPAIR A L L AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS 4m | COMRAai at I.Sf RIG. Price Doe* Not Include Sales T a i. o ft* SCO RE by THERMOS OSCILLATING SPRINKLER with VACU-MATIC MOTOR S9c • : if i (LIMIT 21 1 GAL. Holiday Picnic JUG L A W N S P R IN K L E R P O W E R -S P R A Y M H U ff IN S T A L L E D S U N T A N L O T IO N Model 2000 A Q U A SPRINKIIR SHERMAN thane AS LOW AS C0PPERT0NE J U S T W O N D E R FU L NOSE. RIG. 4.9S VALUE A i O O VINYL PIA IYIC 0% M M HOSE. R IG . 4 .9 ! V A IU I ALL H 0SI 1QUIPPID WITH BRASS COUPLINGS It X50 C0NFIDETS IP A N A ( l im it i ) O It yo Bkt. then's tilt, Uiolt, in j sat fitksf, faciaf ni rtentsf. fir cempleti islinutiei, step ii it tti ptiti fiptrtmit if year *urtst Ickirtfi tint. Oi It titryl S A N IT A R Y N A P K IN S ■ w (LIMIT 21 w m S H E K s s H . 1 .3 9 /• M l in new, exciting M IN ER A L O IL VINYL PLASTIC * / t r w c n r V ," T l r i A * T ,t p*w4*t Mb u k < m S Q U IB B i FO O D Nat Hit re* n X5U HOII RIO. 1.2VVALUE It Remember We Will Air Condition Mont Popular American Cara. Prices Start M £*: & D IET m Nsre'i wilt yMlI i n ... tt Pttinhrt'i stwtst tttfxtlM, UM Mstary erkist slip — FOURTY. Yi i 'Rt< tie put if Inter f risk it tpectieelir Til Cirfctt . . . plat tke Natty Mitenn, tpibrim, M n Wu Mime, Ml Smkn (trim, GARDEN aHOSE SALEI / riven' VINYLPLASTIC SSJH Classes trip last summerf m MANUFACTUMD ISP IC IA LLY FOR FLORIDA CLIMATI Is Speaker For •f your vacating M *•*). *k Ik OvN «f M..U. . . . vmH 4k 1/ehhV in OvH U m kneey. M (LIMIT 1) VWtVVtV.WfVViVl r""\ --------- - UseWeft l ent ** Iku SECRET GILLETTE PERS0NNA HEAD&SHOULDERS FOAMY ' ST A IN LES S IN JE C T O R DANDRUFF SHAMPOO DEODORANT XTtALte. Aartsal 4 7 C Rall-ea » Q R C ust List 79e S f 1 i.oe 6 1 Uit u s Ww (LIMIT 1> "— t i l l IS aUrn-packed, ^ i VT11 ail*expensey>aid litk k ai *>Ik f.kkw, i wv I I yvI all'CEpenses (LIMIT 1) 68c i ii SEFG O A S P IR IN .Battta __ at 100 11 A SU.S.P. Brain Q m (LIMIT 1> (LIMIT 11 Former Editor lly Jsne Casselberry 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 o f 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 o f the editor la not fin lin g news, but selecting what is moat Important. M A A LO X MOUTHWASH reined In sharply by water brakes, a system of deploying wulcr through tho sled. In some testa, the brake might bo a concrete culie or a hillside. In these cases, tho Intense s(>ccd* o f the rockets add tons o f explosive power to tho units. P IN T m ■ a h k e d b Y m I Wv» r k h w Thtrt's M ••• ECKERD DRUG STORE Nh t Ym I PINT! ASST. FLAVORS (UNIT 2) i i WARD PLAZA, W IST SO/ ORLANDO 11 NORTH ORANOI AVINUI-ORLANDO i 2 8 7 2 IAST CONWAY ROAD | ORLANDO i 9003 SOUTH ORANOI AVI. | PINICASTLI 701 SOUTH ORLANDO A V I. | WINTKR PARK l SIMINOLR PLAZA SHPO. CINTIR-CASSKLBIRRY SANFORD PLAZASANFORD A L L THE S A N T A FK, N. M. (U P ! ) •—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 "tra in " really I* the A ir Forco’a rocket aleil at the White Sand* Miialle Hang*'. Ita freigh t conalita o f milail* guidance ayateme and noie cone* o f rockets. It* apeed over the alx-mlle trark I* fa r beyond the sound bar­ rier. Used to test all type* o f 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 A t­ 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 A ir 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. A t tho end o f the truck the sled Is g ; :j ISO tCKSBO g p y CT. iili g wMw PILU RPAPIR MO. Tat (LIMIT It W H ISK BROOM R eg . tS c V alu e LYDIA M A Y S-RtY PAPER TOWELS RttO. at 1 (LIMIT I R*Q.> soecT.pmr m jm d 4c �Potential Painted In Glowing Colors f • 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 e y Find* Inga" o f the East Central Flor­ ida Regional Planning Council. This opinion was voiced to­ day by George Touhy, execu­ tive vice president o f First Federal Savlnga and Loan Asaociatlon, who attended in Titusville a briefing for fin­ ance and Industry leaden In WASHINGTON (un> — 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 developm ent 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 K ey Findings report. One remark is that "w a ter is the most valuable recreation resource o f 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 e v i­ dently willing to unite in work­ ing out their solutions. It is essential that the seven countries work together in the planning o f 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 o f re* scarch specialists. Touhy said that plana w er* 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 o ffi­ 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 l o c* Sunday w ill b * "Operation Sinkhole” fun day at Land O' Lakes Country Club in Cassel­ berry, with all proceeds go­ ing to aid victims o f 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. • • e * * * * on the St. Johns R iver + * * * © to “The N ile o f Am erica” f e r a ld • Phono 822-2611 Zip Coda 82771 ' United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 F R ID A Y , JU N E 4. 1066 SANFORD* • FLO R ID A NO. 205 begin about June 14 for a mod­ ern 28 unit apartment building on Gemini Twins Go For Record Onora Complete 16 Orbits In 24 Hours Mellon Marker Slill Standing After 2nd Bid • lot M cDivitt and walking co-pilot to go on the fuel, and cancelled a pair o f orbital changes that ASTR O N AU TS Edward White II (le ft) and James A. McDivitt in tho would have drastically re­ Gemini-4 spacecraft. (N E A Telephoto) duced the supply. Aa Gcmini-4 soared across • * • the northwest coast o f A fr i­ The B-I7a, dropping the ca and finished ita first 24 mirex fire ant bait, are now hours in space at 11:18 a.m. working west o f Interstate 4. (E D T ), project chiefs assur­ With good weather and no ed tho rookie pilots their •Several “ last minute" hills validate all annexations to 81,800. Hu is getting fl,plane trouble they should be orbit— 101 to 179 miles above through in Seminole County earth— was enough to keep affecting in Seminole COO. Seminole County municipalities Sen. Mark N. Cleveland Jr. next week. 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 legislatu re today be­ o f annexation. which up a four-year Over in Volusia County • • • Two other Davis measures fore sine die adjournment. term for the judge o f the one bear, one bobcat and sev­ nffect the Town of A lta ­ A fuel supply depleted by Lrmgwuod's corporate lim­ small claims court in Semineral other wild animals have a futile chase after another monte Springs. olu County. died violent deaths recently satellite, clouds o f "paper and its and boundaries would be One would establish n utildue to strychnine poison. s tu ff" that began to fill the extended under a measure itirs commission and provide W ildlife officers have found cabin, and continued prob­ thut was introduced by Rep. fo r the appointment and three areas in Volusia Coun­ lems with communications F. Joseph Davis Jr. and terms o f members of the ty where strychlne was ap­ headed a lengthening list of passed in the House Thurs­ commission. The bill is sub­ plied to bait and scattered minor trouhles plaguing the day. ject to referendum. through the woods In an ap­ mission one-fourth o f the way The Altamonte Springs The measure would give parent attempt to kill benrs to Ite goal, M IA M I ( U l 'l ) — Wometco the city hurk two valuable town charter was amended in that might destroy bee hives. Ilut fligh t chiefs nt Hous­ tracts o f land on U, S. 17-92 ■mother bill to provide that Enterprises, Jnc., stock )in* e • • ton appeared unworrlcd—and which it unnexed two years the mayor will no longer herll approved fur listing on One o f our most observant White and McDivitt, refresh­ ago but lust when an act serve as municipal judge. The the New York Stock Ex­ Clock Watchers wants to ed by plenty o f eleep and a under whit It they were taken act rreatea a municipal court change, the Miami based com­ know; W hy doesn't tha city successful return to their or­ into the city was declared with the judge appointed by pany announced. check the trash baskets, par­ iginal flight plan, took dead Wonietco’a class A common, the mayor with the nppmvnl invalid. ticularly the one in front of aim at the U.S. spncu murk Another Davis bill would of the town eouneil. Citizens tradi-d over the counter since the bank at First A Park? o f slightly more than .14 also must vote on tills art. 1959, will go up on the " llig It's in terrible condition. Board" for trading on July 7. Licensing, bonding and ex­ hours, set two years go by SI'EED U M IT • • a The company catering to the astronaut Gordon Cooper. TALLAHASSEE (L T D - A amining o f ail building con­ W hy don’t drivers tum They reached the 24-hnur bill raising the daytime speed tractors in Seminole County public's leisure time and nerds right a fter they rome to a mark in the Kith orbit, enter­ limit lo 7o miles per hour on was railed for In n bill which has diversified operations ex­ stop at a red light T i t ’s legal ing it at 10:58 a.m. (E D T ). tending throughout Florida, four lane highways with a me­ passed the House Thursday. in the city, providing there A t 24 hours past lift-off. dian strip 20 feet wide cleared In another bill passing the the Ituhamas, The Panama la no sign to the contrary. 11:10 a m. (E D T )— the astro­ the Legislature today. The House, the chairman o f the Canal Zone and Vancouver, Out in tha county, no dice. nauts had compiled this rec­ limit on these highways at Seminole County Board of Canada, and including Park • • • ord o f space triumphs and night would be raised to 64 Commissioner! will receive a East and Park W est Theatres Lucille Church Mero of setbacks: boost in travel expenses to at Winter Park. miles per hour. Sanford haa been asked by the American Association o f Doctor*' N u n es 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 ■r and beauty. Thia waa tha White, toyed with his space windshield, you dirty dog,” can promota to h a lf mankind. United ________ resaon fo r being an astro­ gun in a Buck Rogers-like quipped McDivitt. ■ e e Astronaut E d w a r d H. naut exercise. It didn't sound dramatic. Deltona juat g ro w l and W hit* seemed almost to be in The schedule called for Firing a blast o f compress­ Hut it was. It waa dangerous, grows and grows. Ita popula­ love with apace. only a nine or 10 minute ed oxygen, ha moved himself loo. tion now top* 1,500 and th en F or tha moment, it was *11 stay. But things like that art around tho apnea caupsule. White and McDivitt knew n n more than 700 hom*a com­ hard to give up. White teem­ Inside, M cDivitt took pic­ IL While they Joked, death hi*. Like ■ child, ha didn’t pleted o r under construction. want to Uav*. ed to dawdle. tures. in its most fantastic form N early 80 mile* o f hard-sur­ McDivitt cautioned h i m was there. “ Get hack in," earn* th* A t one point M cDivitt had faced roads hava been com­ near stem command from hia again: “ You still have three trouble keeping White in A meteorite could puncture pleted or n n under construc­ and a half more days to go, light. White’s $20,000 space suit. fellow astronaut James A . tion. McDivitt. buddy.” "M ove closar," ha urged Or an oxygen leak could dim o e e But McDivitt was strapped White. W o H a n turned down an hia senses, leaving him con­ Tha reply? Laughter could When he did, M cDivitt told fused and disoriented. Invitation by th* Marine be beard as W hit* dangled in a capsule. That was ona Corps to spend a night in n 103 miles in space silently thing, but White waa float­ him, "amile.” Hut now. White was near­ foxhole ia th* Ocala Nation­ coasting through the great ing in apace, tied to the cap­ Then the free - wheeling ing the 20-minute mark in al Forest. However, wa plan void a t 17,100 a lia * aa hour. sule only by a 25-foot-long White apparently g o t too hia stroll. He still could not to visit Hughes Island aa a Thia wna aa exhilaration goldplated lifeline. close to M e D iT itfi windshield gat over tha jo y o f it, Th* planned 10 • minute with his jet-propulsion gun. guest o f N A B Marinas and known only to ona other "This ia fun," h* told Hewaa stretching out. “Your** smearing up my DivtU when the astronaut ,a b a * m “ Operation A lecs." Thia waa •xdtom eot, stay Incidentally, Tucker says i f we don't get more rain within a few day* we’ll be beck where we started from — in the critical atoge for citrus. Last-Minute Bills Before Solons now sets Wometco Stocks Go On Big Board 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 o f 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 o r­ 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. Commissioner* turned down an offer from J. Bralley Odham lo sell the Sunland water system to the city for $134,000. Smoking Evils TALLAHASSEE (U P1) - A Mil requiring publle school teachers lo give Instruction in the evils of smoking cleared the Legislature today. Spaceman 'Walks' Hawaii To Atlantic Road in Sanford, about one mile east o f High­ way 17 92. The new apartment complex, to be known as Commodore Apartments, will be construct­ ed by L Some o f our eounty com­ missioners say they are spending twice as much time on the job ea they used to. 8PA C E C E N TE R , Houston They meet weekly now in­ (U F I ) — 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. I f It does rain, it will be a blessing fo r citrus, Ground co • Construction is shceduled to W E A T H E R : T h u r s d a y 9 3 -3 9 ; c le a r t h r u S a tu r d a y , I i I r I i 9 0 - 9 3 ; lo w to n ig h t (13-72. VO L. 67 Construction Slated To Start About June 15 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 o f 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 u rt^ g ju l decora live block stairwells. The Ot**dr with *11 eleci eluding air _____ bago disposals, range, - oven and refrigerator. They will have terrazzo floors. , There w ill 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 a d ja m 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. JOHN DEATON, elected Tuestlny to the Lonjrwood City Council (le ft) wan sworn into o ffic * 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. dating the annexations and It was expected lo pass the Sen­ ate today. in business o f Thursday's meeting, Councilman C a r l Loinm lrr 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. I'ropertlcs Included are on Highway 17-92 from Longwood I'laza south to the WinnDixie; wesl on Sit 431 to thu old clly lim it* 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 JACKSONVILLE (U P 1 ) — of Ihc above described pro­ perty lias horn in questiua Tho pilot of a Sky Hawk at­ since (he State Supreme Court tack planu died today when plan e crashed Into ruled in January, this year, Us that such annexations were il­ swampy forest land 24 miles west of Jacksonville. A legal. The Herald received word spokesman for the Cecil Field Seminole County t u r n e d from Tallahassee that the Air Haso lilenUHcd the pilot loose 15,447 school children to­ House of Representatives si- of Hie plane ax Lt. J. F. WUready has passed a bill vali­ kmson, of Ml. Carmel, 11L day for summer vacalion. Of this number, 684 will be leaving county schools for (he last lltnc. That number is in the graduating classes at Ihc county's four high schools. Actually, seniors won't be through th* school year until Monday night when graduation exercises will be held. Seminole High will graduate 298—largest In tha county. L y ­ man High School will give N ot a compact diplomas to 234, Crooms High School to 107 and Oviedo High N o t a foreign car School will graduate 36. The Herald ia carrying its N o t a demonstrator special graduation sections for all school! but Crooms in to­ N o t a brass hat day’s edition. Tha Crooms sec­ tion will run Monday. Pilot Killed He-e-ey, Kids! School's Out! RED HOT S IZ Z LIN G SPECIAL! again urged him to re-enter tha capsule. Th* "fu n " W hit* described could be converted Into stat­ 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 enter until the apace ship waa east o f tha Dominican Republic, having crowed the entire United States. Ha had claimed ipara fo r his own fo r a total o f 20 minutea — 10 more minutes than hia Soviet counterpart, L t Col. A lexei Leonov, who turned hia feat last March Funds to finance th* incram* wer* provided tn th* tl-l MUka general appropria­ tion! b i l l pawed several 1*. track# *|* Am erica’s N o. 1 C ar— A Full Size Old A g e Pension* C are Increased TALLAH ASSEE ( U P I ) - A bill raising the maximum old age pension to $74 a month and allowing up to $135 for nursing bom * car* cleared th* Legislator* with Senate pawage. B ran d N e w C H E V R O L E T *1995 HOLLER 1315 W . F IR S T BT. 331-5331 00 M OTOR SA LES 3MT P A R K � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2ff9ddba3ddaf80aac0ba1eac9721a2e.pdf 538480dbc8b892403a864efff84f99ee PDF Text Text Vi-Vi * iTji > . .................................. 777, Ift M ir l V ittA Paire B - A — A p r il 7 . 1965 f Hospital FASHION O UTFIT Notes tlMtT ONI COUFON F i t CUITOMIK 59* "sat ?TTiTTrrrTT^5:.r.TT::: April 1, ISM Admissions Jaanlne M. Hall, Bryan Hall, Dalln Rowells, H«nry A. Booth, John Daniels, Rma White, Gladya A, Jenklm, Sanford; Elala Stephan, Paul Tatachncr, Hana Morgan, DeBary; Laura Krueger, Lake Mary; Ronald Todd B an, Laka Monroe. Blrtha Mr. and Mra. Harold Wootan, Orange City, a glrL ...................................... Jng w eek COUFON G O 0 0 T H R U A P R I L 14 ,19 6 5 ANY S I .91 WINDY s o i l FASHION OUTFIT lf| 4 ^ so fr la i« II ca ci el b. It * k 8 P t1 b 1 ! t H 6 ft f ill •a t; gi ■ II h in S I !• • t I 1 t i Flossie Baker, Randy D. Chorpenlng, William W. Cun­ ningham, Florence Dlmmoek, Steven J . Eeonle, Charlea Foatar, Joan Fryman, N a­ thaniel Hughea, Gregory E. Jackaon, Quincy PatUraon. Thomaa E. Ramaey, Pamela Willlama, Wldad Deeb and baby hey, Sarah Kirby and baby girl. Sanford; Robert H. Feth, Evan Goodman, Madge Ndawander, Made­ line Sehtmpf, DeBary; David Lea Huffman, Orange City. April I, IMS Adminlona Jeaala McCormick, Veda Maynard, Robert Macka, Ro■la Roblnaon, Edith Young, Juna Warner, Carrie Wert, Carolina Wiggine, Amy Hall, Sanford; Jamea T. Herring­ ton, Apopka; Clauda M. Robaon, Dania. Blrtha Mr. and Mra. Jamea War­ ie r, Sanford, a girl. Diachargae Jettle Masey, Warren HayB aa, Delorea E. Paraona, Debra Yarborough, Theola Roberta, Geraldine K e a t h , Dorothy Folda, Earnaatlne Nataon, Andrew Biblna, Nona K. Knight, Arthurana Cook, Jeanlne M. Hall, Bryan Hall, Dalin Rowalla, Jana Hunter and baby boy, Sanford; Raiford D. Wealey, Caaaelberry; William Johnaton, DeBary; Leon Hardy, Ronald Todd B a n , Lake Monroe; Karl Rueacher, Oateen; Marten Luak and baby girl, Mait­ land; Oecar Lena, Tampa Terrace, April t . 1985 Admlaalone Barbara A. Boeakool, T ra­ cy Bamea, Leila M. Butner, Ruby Green, Theo Cobb, Ben Cappe, L i a l i e Cleveland, Tammy Farina, Margaret Manfre, Batty Jericho, San­ ford; Evangeline Joyce, IK-Baryj Joeeph Tart, Oateen. Birtha Mr. and Mra. Ronald Rob­ lnaon, Sanford, a boy. Diachargea Stella Walker, David King, Eliaabeth Blevlna, Betty Ball, R. E. Higgina, Bella KolodBer, Celaatina Bacon, Curtla Martin Hall, Eddie L e e Hall, Eddie Lee Smith, Shir­ ley Zlata and baby b o y, San­ ford. APRIL I, IMS Admltaiona Clare Daum, Elizabeth Ann Denielt, George Dixon, Kathryne Griffia, Warren Haynes, Luciout Hu the s, Rnndle J. K a ffe rtft, Lihdi McKde, ilrnry Oliver, Randall Poison, Doris Schautleet, Eula TenM il, Arthur Woodruff, San­ ford; George Robtnion, Altamoote Springs; Bernice Kop penial, Gunner Thompson, Haory F. W. Wolff, DeBary; Eddie Cobb, Oviedo; Harriett McCall, Syracuse, N. Y. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jamea McKee, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs Richard Daum, Sanford, baby boy and baby girl; Mr. and Mra. Frank Schautleet, San lord, a boy, DUehargea William Brooks, Geraldine Rayas, Martha Goethe, 51ary Marker, Gladya Jenkins, Veda Mayisard, Isabel Pearsall, Ma rlo« Handy, Earl Myera, Cyn tola Diane Jooea, Dorothy Corrodl, Sanford; Margaret Wooton and baby girl, Pan •m a City; Charles Thomaa, Panam a City. 'Priority* Bills Put In Hopper TALLAHASSEE (DPI) If Atty. Gan. Earl Palrdoth tala A la •‘priority'* bill, through the IMS Legislature, county commissions around Florida win gat more power and eon man more trouble. FaircloUi aont a bulky rtport to too Legislature today which included proposals to crania limited “home rule" for counties, ■ consumer fraud buraau, and a permsit atatc building fund, __ *7 oNir OOd W ,TW THI* KLh N * tcoufon U U fO fd F l CUSTOMER twrr Oone fil « customs g l Si ££ | r tlC E S GOOD A P R IL M THAU T H E WEEK ' RIB ROAST RIB STEAK CHUCK STEAK v B L U E RIBBON Q U A LIT Y C E N T E R C U T B L U E RIBBON Q U A L IT Y W ESTERN B E E P B L U E RIBBON Q U A LIT Y W ESTERN B E E F D ia c h a rg e a I 3*4 WEEK COUFON G O O D T H R U A P R I L 14 , 1965 ANY S I.00 WINDV SOU S t n o k e d :z \ , PICNIC 100 STAMFS WITH COUFON v* ‘I* M BEEF ROAST • 100 STAMPS WITH COUPON BLUE RIBBON OUALITY • 100 STAMP! 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Florida Atlantic got most of the money—nearly $2 million (John Alexander, chairman of the Seminole County Com­ mission; John Krlder, man­ ager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. will join with an Orange County delegation Friday morning at Tallahaasee before the State Board of Regenta to request an appropriation of 97 million for the proposed East Central Florida univer­ sity on Highway 5:n In Or­ ange County at the Seminole County line, three miles south of Oviedo.) for an auditorium and humani­ ties building and a cafeteria extension. Florida A&M rereived tl.fi million for a vocational tech­ nical building here. And the University of West Florida, scheduled to open two years from now at Pensacola, got 9L3S million for an admi­ nistration * classroom build­ ing. Gov. llaydon Burns took time out to scold a state a r­ chitect over a delay in con­ struction of three dormitories at Florida State University. He directed his remarks at noard of Regents architect Forrest Kelly, who requested a contract extension he said was necessary because his staff had taken four months to process and analyze build­ ing specifications and make in­ spect Ions. "We can not tolerate fourmonth delays and then be ask­ ed to act on aflcr-the-fact mat­ ters," said Burns. "Thii delay la not justifiable and not ex­ cusable." Nevertheless, the extension was granted. S U S S on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Phone S22-2611 Zip Code 32771 M WEATHER; Fnir thru Friday, hijih about 9R; low tonight 70-75. VOL. 57 United Preaa Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1905 SANFORD, FLORIDA Mayor J. H. Crappi i> now home from the hospital and convalescing, hut Is not ex* peeled back ut work for severa I weeks yet, according to word from City Hall, • • • Eleven students from the Sanford area are winter trl* mesler candidates for degrees at the University of Florida’s Crowds estimated at over annual commencement cere­ 7,000 atrolled in the Sanford monies April 26. Auto Show Mall Wednesday, From Sanford: Laura Abi­ starling shortly after noon gail Boyd, Daniel H. Mathers, dr., Alex Hall McKibbin, and continuing steadily until Robert Alan Samuel and 9 p.m as the annual display John Daniel Taylor. of new cars attracted the From Oviedo: Margie San­ young and the "young in dra Brown, Joseph Andrew heart." Dudn, Carl John Fabry and Winner of the portable Gen­ Frederick W. McCnll Jr. From Dellary: Isaac Ed­ eral Eleelrir television set ward Whiinsnt. given away by the Sanford From Geneva: Rhea Alex Merchants Division of the Johnson Jr. Greater Sanford Board of • • • Trade was W. C. Putman, of Reports arc being publish­ AUTO SHOW OREW IllC crowds to downtown ed that "Cry of the Laugh­ 305 West First Street, when Sim ford open! hr niRlit Wednesday. Curs nnd ing Owls," filmed in part crowds mix in this scene (above) looking east his lucky ticket was drawn at last December In Lnngwood on First Street. Portion of crowd (below) at 9 p.m. hy Fire Chief Mack and a t Weklwa Springs by Cleveland Sr. Nova Film Productions, In c, Tonight the drawing will be under direction of John Hugh, for the console stereo phono­ has been bought for a televi­ sion scries. The movie is graph, also a GE product, and scheduled for premiere In Friday, at the climax of the Winter Park in the near fu­ thrcc-dny festival of aulos ture with the TV scries for and sales events, a 21-inch presentation in about 18 RCA color television set will months, report* say. General be taken home by aomc lucky Artists Corporation will do person. the series, in color and using Tirkcts for the drawing much of the same locution are available at nil downtown area, with at least three of stores, to be filled out and the same stars, Robert Tay­ dropped in hoppers scattered lor, Geraldine Brooks and throughout the show area, Chad Evrrelt. along First Street between • • • Park Avenue and I’aimctlu Squadrons competing in Avenue. the Reconnsissance-Bombing Special fealuro along with .Derby s t NAS are rslled tonight's Glenn Rcevea en­ "Checkertails," "Sea Drag­ tertainment show will be the ons," **B«ts" and "Pcaremakappearance of the famed Blue eri." Angels Navy precision flying They sre from the aircraft team at the 8:30 performance. carriers Kitty Hswk, Enter­ The “ Angela" will atar In the prise and Franklin D. Roose­ air show planned for the velt. Bombing Derby climax at At a briefing the other Sanford Naval Air Station Sat­ day they were advised, ton­ urday at 10 a.m. gue in check, that they were Auto dealera reported many Five admirals and the N a­ Filial trsulta of Wednesday** not In competition with the cara were told during the vy’s Blue Angels precision competition were: RVAII-7, "Blue Angels.’’ T hst's the first day of the three-day flight demonstration team 402.6; ItVA11-13, 330.4; and Navy demonstration team event and business was brisk were scheduled to arrive al RVAII-3, 201.4. Since VAHwhich will perform at the air sll along the m ill area among Sanford Naval Air Station 11, which held the loud brief­ ■how Saturday. auto dcateri and downtown this afternoon for the final ly, does not have any RA-5C • • • LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - merchanta who are featuring three Hays of the eleventh an­ aircraft, the unit did no', Again the Clock Winders Three Negro denominations special aale items for the nual Reconnaissance Bomb compete tVcitnesday. urge that some pretty spring were warmly welcomed today fete. The exercise consisted of ing Derby, flowers be plinted in the into negotiations for a united Tim B lu e Angela w i ll per­ RA-6C Vigilante reconnais­ planters along the street. If Protestant church. form at an open housc-uir sance aircraft flying over not real apring Rowers, how They are the African Metho­ show in-ginning at 10:30 a.m. mock "enemy" terrain, gath­ about some of those "real-look­ dist Episcopal fAME) Church, Saturday at the station. Al­ ering vital route and target ing" artificial ones? Decorate AME Zion Church and Christ­ so on the sanm program will infer illation for a bomb strike the place up for the auto show, ian Methodist E p i s c o p a l hr the Vapor Traits para­ that followed._ when all those thousands of Church- Together they i u u . ■^T.frrry' <lT“ aanf<ir<i wTii chute'team amt tha" "F lying I'Hot frig RVAH-7 to il» pcopiq wut he in town. about 2.3 million members. first victory during this derProfessor" comedy Piper receive 116,028.66 as its share • • • Spokesmen for the three de­ of state cigaretta collections Cub act. The gate* will open hy was Cdr. Kenneth E. En* You cannot presen e your nominations said they antici­ for the month of February. to the public at 9 a.m. ney, squadron commanding dignity In alcohol. pate early acceptance by the Navy official* also an officer, with l.t. J. T. Os­ Net tax collection* on rig• • • governing bodies of their nrettes in the slate amounted nnunccd today that Recon­ borne as »e< otiriaisjiuiie nav­ The Serendipity Singers, nine churches of a formal invita­ to ft.7 million of which 13.3 naissance Attack Squadron igator. l.t. Oahorne is the collegians who present a live tion to join the Consultation million goes to the state and 3 had reraptured the lead in s q u a d r o n reconnaissance ly program of original folk on Church Union (CCU). 91.4 million into the atate the derby squadron competi­ training officer. music with jarz Instruments Present participants are the general fund. tion. Total point standing* as of tion, have been booked by the Methodist Church, Episcopal Reconnaissance A t t a r k Iliis morning were: ltVAII-3. Other Seminole municipal­ Rollins College Union for Church, United Presbyterian ities am! tax share: Cassel­ Squadron It won Wedncs- 1416.1; RVAH-7, 1319; RVApril 25. Proceeds will go to Church, United Church of berry, 93,602.87; Altamonte Hay’a event; however, RVAH- All-13, 1195.4; and VAH-11, ward the campaign for the Christ, Disciples or Christ, and Springs, 12,013 82; Oviedo. 3 scored enough paints to 1177. Rolllni fieldliouse. The pro­ Evangelical United Brethren. 91,276-42. This morning the base «i< move up from second place. gram will be held at the Orlan­ do Coliseum. • * * Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president of the Sanford Garden Club, says her organization could use the plsce sellings now be. By Dottle Austin have ever enjoyed." Com­ louk around—whole do you ing given away at Publix. She Sanford Naval Air Station mander Munday said. ace Navy men wives, and .says those who get the plsce is ronsidered by Navy men “ There are romparalivrly children? In r h u r r h, in settings and would like to to lie the "best duty in the few variations in military donate them may bring them Navy"—and the reason Is the duty. The Navy man must tie Scouta. in fraternal lodges, to the clubhouse at Highway warmth and friendliness of prepared to leave hi* femily civic organizations, in nit 17-92 and Fairmont Drive. Sanford civilians. alone for long periods of phases of the community life. NO. 101 Automobile Show Draws Thousands Cigarette Tax Take Doled Out TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Senate, Rearing for a battle over rule* to strengthen control of tha small county bloc, was jolted today when a hloq member proposed an across-the-board sales tax to produce §150 million. The th r e e per c e n t Olive Branch, Sword Offered By Johnson Magnolia and First listens to music and awaits drawing for television set which wns Riven awav. The nutu show continues tonight and Friday. (Herald Photos) Blue Angels Due Today Negro Churches May Join Union Solons Get College Bill preparing to roll out it* ted carpet for the high-ranking naval Iradeis due to attire this afternoon. Expected are the top aviation officials in the Atlantic ami Pacific fleet*. They ate Vice Adm. Paul D. Stroup, commander of Naval #ir forces in the Pacif­ ic, and Vice Aillit. Charles T. Booth 11, wlio last week as­ sumed command of naval air forces.,iq .the.A riw iirJust la-fore the arrival of the Blue Angels, local lend­ ers will greet n party from Offutl AFB, N’eli., lu-aded by Vice Adm. Roheil .1. Struh. deputy director of tin- Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff; and Bear Adm. Joseph A. Jaap who represent* the commander-in-chief, of Pa­ cific, on the Neluaska-hased staff. Hear Adm. Not man <'■ Gil­ lette, director of aviation plans on the staff of Chief of Naval Operations will ar­ rive fiom Washington with other naval officials fiom the Pentagon. Navy dignitaries will con­ tinue arriving through the week. Rear Adm. Daniel F. Smith Jr., chief of Naval Air Basic Training at the Pensa­ cola Naval Air Station, will arrive Friday. Two other Finikin based leaders w ill attend lire Sal ■pt'tstirf.t psrli. i pate in the awards ceremony ■luting the air show. They are Rear Adm. Robert Goldthwaite. Commander Fleet Air Jacksonville, nnd Rear Adm. Forsyth Massey, chief of staff of the joint forces Strike rnmmand, at MacUill AFB, Tampa. Meanwhile, flight crew* today were flying their twinjet RA-6C Vigilante recon­ naissance horn hr is through the fourth day of exercises in (hr week-long derby. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson has chart­ ed s new course for the Unit­ ed States in Southeast Asia, a subtle blend of olive branch and sword designed to bring peace snd a measure of plenly to that tortured land. In a major policy speech teles' .,A .'i.uJ*broadcast *n the by, -cj • *Vwt* r • i»orlil \\ i tine. day night, the Chief Executor altered the administration’s previous stand, declaring that the United Stales stands ready to engage in "unconditional discussions" for peace In Vicl Nam. He cnupled this with an an­ nouncement (hat he would ask Congress to join In a 91 billion U. S. investment in Soulhcasl Asia "in order to improve the life of man in that conflict-torn corner of the world." Rut. while holding out the possibility of massive econom­ ic aid. Johnson also firmly de­ clared that the United States "will not be defeated . . . will not grow tired . . . will not withdraw" In the face of the Communist goal of "total conqursl" of embattled South Viet Nam. His remark* drew criticism from Senate Republican Lead­ er Everett M. Dirkscn (III.) who asked in a statement: "Do you buy freedom for a humble people with a trilliondollar package? 1 doubt it, and I doubt also that we ran preserve face and prestige with such an approach. "What a tragedy it would be if our actions now should be interpreted as meaning that the Viet Cong would humble us into making a billlon-dollar offer in order to call it quits when freedom is on the al­ tar." On the other side, Senate Democratic L e a d e r Mike Mansfield (Mont.) said the speech wis "a profoundly m o v i n g and constructive ststement which m e t i s both the great alrcnglh of Presi­ dent Johnson’s resolve and hi* deep concern for the wel­ fare of all people." Adminiitrallon official* said JulIIisoti * piiqKjteii .-multicast Asia development plan was not directly tied to a solution in Viet Nam because the Pres­ ident wanted to get the pro­ gram moving a* quickly as possible. .vules tu x , to h it g ro c e r ie a anti m edicine a ua well ».q item s now ta x e d tmdcfi thr limited revenue mcasura, was introduced hy Sen. Hour* ton Roberts, of Live Oak. Jacksonville Sen. John Mas thews tossed in a batch of higher education bills, induct* ing one to put a chancellery over the whole system and mske him the executive offts err of the Board of Rrgcnt% Other bills in the parkasa spelled nut legislative intent that the Rnard of Regent* confine itself to policy malsw Ing and leave day-to-day rot* line to university presidents. Mong uith the big sslea tad bill came a proposal by Set* Pete Gibson of Perry to spend some of the new money. H# suggested a 91 * million adrfh tlonal appropriation for th€ Forestry Service so it can in* crease personnel by 2*8 r a n * era and put everyone on * five-day, 40-hour week. The big battle over so-called control of the "pork chop* gang was set up when tha rules committee unwrapped its suggestions for changes la rules governing the 60-daf session. -Sen. Doyle Carlton J r. of Wauchula, who aerved In tha Senate for eight year* before making an unsucceiiful bid for governor in I960, ia etc peeled to lead the fight against the rule changei ta tighten email-county control of the upper chamber. A bill establishing a junior college in Seminole County was introduced in both hourea today by Sen. Mack Cleveland and Rep. S. J. Devil, of Sans ford. The bill appropriate! 91,a 471,864 to grt the college or* ganized, built and in opcratioB hy the fail of 1966. Nlnety-ievcn bill* atarted through the IB65 Legislature on its first buiinesi day. Ona that waa doomed at the outlet was a severance tax proposal to add 911 million a year ta state revenue. In the House, 90 bills ward introduced ai the aesslon be* gan work Wednesday. Sevea bills were offered In the Sen* ate. Ken, .7. Emory Cron, ad Gainesville, introduced t h a bill to raise 922 million In rev* enue during the coming bis ennium by imposing a sever* ance tax on minerals. Crass ignored the governor's plea tor no new taxes, saying tht* was "whistling in the dark.'') Half the money collected under Ihe hill would go back lo counties in which the fiva per cent tsx on gross mineral sales was paid. j W hy You Should Buy TIRES From Sanford 'Best Duty In N avy/ Speaker Avers 6 DAYS LEFT Cdr. D. F. Munday, co-ordi­ nator of this week's Bombing Derby exercise*, speaking at a luncheon meeting today, told member* of the Jaycees that “Navy men atriv* to re­ main in thia area and when they have to leava, atrlva Just as hard to return.” "When I received orders to Sanford, 1 waa told it would be a most plsaaant tour. It has not only been pleasant, but by far the beat duty I time. Consequently, he has more than a passing interest in where and how he live*. "Why is Sanford so well liked by Navy men? Several reason* come to mind—plenti­ ful housing, good schools— but most of all, the ease with which he and hi* family are absorbed into the community and the spirit in which he is welcomed. "If you want to know our reaction to thl* welcome, just Many come hack here for re­ tirement and even start hutineasra. "We like thia town, and rven more, we like the people in it," Commander Munday told Jayceee. Along with heaping praise on the community, the Naval officer described the Bomb­ ing Derby, showed slide* of how the Derby Is accomplish­ ed and discussed Sanford (’DR. MUNDAY Navy men around the world, including RVAII-6 on the UH8 Ranger In the Pacific and KVAII-9 on the ti.SS Sar­ atoga in the M rditenanran. He expressed appreciation of Navy men for the social ever la — harheque, reception, golf tournament and Navy Appreciation Day activities and noted that they are indlta ttle of the close relation­ ship existing Iw-tween the civil and military community. Jaycees are the leading sponsots for the Navy Appre­ ciation Day activities, which ■re co-sponsored hy the City of Sanford, the Seminole County Chamber of Com* merer and numerous civic and fratrrnal organizations. Thou­ sands of hot dogs, along with tubsful of baked la-ani, slaw, soft drinks and draft beer will be served Saturday after­ noon at Golden Iuike plrnlc area on the Naval Air Sta­ tion. Roth Navy and civilians ara invited to "meet, eat and mingle" at the annual event, which will follow the morn­ ing air show and award* ceremonies. J a y e t a Frank Finch la chairman of tha Navy Appreciation Day activ­ ities. Lifetime Unconditional Rond Hnr.nrd Warranty • Periodic Inspection • Tire. Rotation , • Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check 111)DUET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES TIRES 405 W. Firat 81. 322.0651 SANFORD, FLORIDA Be Sure To Visit Automobile Show In Downtown Sanford i I �I Garden Winner Homed Kiwanians Hear Cancer Of Lung On Increase • OUTSTANDING MEMBERS of the Seminole High School DCT'Club dis­ play the frnmed award plaques presented to them. From left, front row, nre Douglas Braswell, most improved; Donna Foley, contributed most, and Becky Ricker, top scholastically. Back row includes Thomas Carroll, contributed moat, and Lconurd Aucion, prcaidcnt, who received leader­ ship award. (Herald Photo) BRANNON’S ART AND HOBBY Center haa opened in the Food Fair Shopping Center on Park Avenue. Mr. amt Mr*. W. F. Brannon (ahown idxive) arc owners and operators of the new business. Art and hobby sup­ plies, picture frames, paintings and records are offered for sale. EARLY PURCHASERS of a 1965 Ford Thundorblrd Landau from Strickland-Morrison at tha current Sanford Auto Show were Norine and Harley McClain, of Deltona, pictured with Salesman Dick West. Cancer of the lung—the ine form of rancer most pre­ ventable—la increasing more rapidly than any other form of the disease. This statement was made by Dr. Arthur M. Nesmith Wednesday In a report to members of the Kiwanls Club on the status of research to find the cause of and cure for cancer. Dr. Nesmith told Kiwanians that over two million persons In the United States have been cured of rancer. hut during this year 660,000 new rate* will be discovered. More than 18.000 of thesa will b« In Florida, 182 In Seminole County and 70 in Sanford. “ Out of this half million casei, nearly 300,000 will die In the United States, 8,800 In Florida, 98 in Seminole Coun­ ty and 37 persona In San­ ford," Dr. Nesmith pointed euL “Cancer in aoma form will •trike one out of ovary four Americans, and affect two out of three families,’’ ha pre­ dicted. "Two peranna out of six will bo cured, but three out of six could be saved If the diagnosis were made in time. Too many persona do not see their physician about one of the seven danger signal* un­ til it is already too lata,** he warned. Treatment still consists mainly of surgery, with Xray cobalt therapy and drugs accounting for treatment of only a small percentage. “ We are working hopefully for th at day when cancer can be cured by a drug and surg­ ery is no longer necessary,” Dr. Nesmith said. “Cancer can strike anyone —old or young, rich or poor. It ia not inherited, but certain tendencies are found to be prevalent in certain families,” ha said la answer to quaa- EUGENE E. L e n in y , Navy enlisted man for 16 years, has been com­ missioned an ensign. He is attending school •with BVAH-3 at San­ ford Naval Air Station and, on completion, will be transferred to Jack­ sonville NATTC. He, his wife und five chil­ dren reside at Lake Monroe. (Navy Photo) LL Auxiliary Names Officers By Jan* Casselberry New offlccra for the Sem­ inole Little League Auxili­ ary recently elected are Mrs. G a r r a t t Coyle, chairman; Mrs. Sonny Christmas, treas­ urer; Mrs. John Brewer, sec­ retary; and Mrs. C. L. Coop•r, ways and means chair­ man. The auxiliary mceta the third Thursday of e a c h month and pinna to alternate the meeting place to differ­ ent areas belonging to the league. Now You Know United I'reea International Three of the 12 men whose portraits appear on U.S. cur­ rency were not presidents: Alexander Hamilton, |10; Benjamin Franklin, $100, and Salmon P. Chaae, 110,000, ac­ cording to tha World Almanac. DeRary Arts and Crafts Club, meeting last week in regular session at the Man­ sion House, voted to buy 10 additional chairs for use at the Mansion during art dem­ onstrations. The meeting was conducted by Arthur Bennett, president, and reports were heard from Martha Haddock, aecretary, and from Archie MacNaughton, treasurer. A nominating committee chairman was appointed. Plans were discussed for the May 1 Outdoor Exhibition at the Mansion and members were asked to have their ma­ terials ready for display. Re­ freshments will be available and many members are plan­ ning to spend the entire day at the Art Festival. Mrs. Vi­ ola Howard is serving as overall chairman. It was announced that the potters wheel soon will be available for use and classes in sculpture will be formed if enough persons are interested. Anyone wishing to Join the DeBary Arts and Crafts Club, which offers painting and ce­ ramics instruction, may at­ tend any meeting. The club meets at 10 a.m., first Thurs­ day of each month, at the Mansion. By Murray J. Brown I N Travel Editor Americans planning vaca­ tion* in the United States this year should consider includ­ ing Virginia in their itinerary. This is the last year of the five-year Centennial of the War Between the States and Virgin­ ia has much to offer the casual student of history as well as Civil War, buff. Many of the war’s bitter and bloody battle* were fought within the boundaries of the Old Dominion State. Virginian* have spent the Centennial years refurblishing the his­ toric battlefields and mus­ eums and opening new sites to dhr But this will be the last year for one major attraction—the $! million state-operated Civil War Centennial Center which is only minutes from Interstate Highway 95 in the heart ot Richmond. The circular, dom­ ed building will be closed to the public Nov. 30. Where there are now exhibits depicting the epic conflict as it took place in Virginia, there will be a paign, (he Centennial years have seen a number of addi­ tions and improvements. The Valley campaign itself is trac­ ed with dramatic lighting and musical background by an electrically-animated map. At Front Royal, a Civil War museum emphasizes the war in the Valley and Jackson's headquarters building at Win­ chester has been converted in- to a museum housing many of the general's personal belong­ ings. In Fredericksburg and Petersburg, there are mile# of well preserved fortifications trenches and gun pits. In the Richmond area, the Confederate Museum— which was President Jefferson Da­ vis’ war time mansion— has been spruced up and night lighting ha* been added to the statues of Lee, Jackson, Davil and J.E.B. Stuart along Rich* mond's famed Monument Ave­ nue. Just out of town, the Nation­ al Park service hat opened te the public Fort Darling at Drcwry'e Bluff where huge Confederate gun* atop a 90-foot high bluff guarded the Jamea River approaches to Rich­ mond. krralfi IlllUiitftWUlUllI .MBS. El.WOOD SESSONS, 100 North Cortez Avenue, North Orlando, poses in one area of her garden which won the home "Garden of the Month” award. (Herald Photo) Water Plant By Jane Casselberry Twenty acres adjacent to English Estates Elementary School burned Thursday night threatening the English Es­ tates water plant. Fire broke out at approxi­ mately 5:15 p.m. and Florida Foreat Service fought the blaze for at leaat four houri before It was auppressed. ROBBIE AMBROSE MRS. HELEN GREEN, holding a handful of shnrp and ready pencil*, takes over as village clerk in North Orlando. (Herald Photo) COOPER MATTHEWS, principal of Forrest Park School for handicapped children in Orlando, was guest speaker for the Lyman High School Future Teachers. Club president Ruth Keim mude tho introduction. (Herald Photo) WHOLE HOUSE COOLING! County Teacher Receives Grant For More Study hom e tr ia l o ffe r .M R W aW iS V sV iV tX By Jane Cessrlbrrry Mrs. Rubble A m b r o s e , £.iutb Seminole Junior High " b o o l ninth grade biology teacher, has been accepted for the second year of study iiinlcr the Nntinnnl Science Foundation Summer institute program. She will be studying cours­ es in math, chemistry, biology and physica for high school teachers of science ami ninth QV Middle Tennessee State College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., from June 7 to Aug. 21. It is an honor to be award­ ed this grant as only a limit­ ed number in the stale are accepted. Recipients are giv­ en a small stipend to take rare of their expenses while they are attending the insti­ tute. B She will be accompanied by her husband, Vance Ambrose, who teaches biology and rhemlstry a t Lyman High School, and their four-yearold daughter. Judith. ;,;,X v ! ,! v ! v ! ,X v i v ',r t v ¥ s Y < r a WMmm to f t 6 n c u td k c u h c X v vX* V .V .'.v S I2 X * 5 X ^ v X v X v . ’X * X v X v .* X B C M M t t t lf M U E X - X ! X : X ! X ! X : % X : % X : ^ ^ 0 '* YOU DON T NEED CASH TO SAVE AT J.M. FIELDS...CHARGE IT...NO MONEY DOWN Shoulda Hopped CANTER BURY. England St. Ninlan preparatory School principal Eric Sargent ha* urged to keep their sons' hair short. . . "So there can be no doubt that this ia a single sex school.'’ FIRST OFFICERS of newly organized Deltona chnpter, American Associ ntion of Retired Persons, are (from left) Mrs. A! Poirier, Lawrence Coy ncr, John Lahtinen, Gaston Bridges and Hendry Aldrich. dodsl IPJWA Cimt in m in k for 1stsiIt The Easter Bunny fame early this year . . - and promptly got himself into trouble. IIippity - hopping around town scouting locations to hide Easter eggs, the way. ♦ »*rd brown and while bun­ ny hipped when he should have hopped at the home of -Mrs. I . J. Homan. 209 East 10th Street. This haplrss lady, fraring her long-eared visitor was someone’s pet, promptly snared him and reported same to the police depart^ m rn t. No one has yet claimed the rabbit. Hut children needn't fret. All good Easter bunnies have helpers, so those rhorolalt eggs will be de­ livered oa schedule. Thera are 63 gallons ia 1 hogshead in the U. S. liquid m caiure system. 0 0 mAMAMU VALUt $17933 • Panwmant tilde-out filter • Fwfiiz* room cooing • Automatically de hmwkftfil • Fad 5-year warranty ____________ 31]r fcanforb |rra!6 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. l i t MAGNOLIA PH. 322-1562 Faults! r4 Hally »■•*»« arSar. aaaasv aa< rfcrlst■as, »a!0.!rS *•'»<■> prereSiaa C!rl*la.ai !» 1!» asal-ra Herat*. *♦* IS 1st St. Saaferu, PlwrMe. ■craaS Class reslaes PalS at Malar*. Fla. SatwrlyllM Haifa eg Car- S399M £ t eolation or oxhaiMt • JHips When He No Doubt a in , c Q K c U ti& »I-^X*XvX,X .vf .,.vXy«1 5 ,1 J.C 8-CO-®, &*v. .\v aA A i s t a s imm I jl1 Easter Bunny * Uftftp Rack * 3 Cyclt Coitrols *3W ifW tikii|Actloi * Faint Flitkavay Doll * Nh 4s U listillitioi GUEST TAILTW1BTER Ed Moore, of Orlando Lions Club (center), demonstrated for tailtwisters rights a t Casselberry Lions Club anniver­ sary and Ladies Night banquet at Capri Restaurant in 8anford. At left ia handwriting expert, Alvin Sehwemlierger, guest siteaker, and at right is Milton Freeman, master of ceremonies for the evening. maintained by the U. S. Na­ tional Park Service at Manas­ sas i Bull Run), Fredericks­ burg Richmond, Petersburg and Appomattox. All have been improved and expanded under the Mission 66 program inau­ gurated by the Park Service nine years ago. In the Shenandoah Valley Among the top attraction* where Stonewall Jackson wag­ are five major battle area* ed his famed Valley Cham- Ufe and movement to the Civil War story. The Center is a good spo* for the traveler to begin his tour of Virginia. Here he can obtain information not only on the Civil War shrines but on the state's historic, scenic and recreational attractions. d is c o u n t ville. The expansion will cost $1 million and create 150 new )ob*. according to GE offi­ cials. "CUP PEOPLE" planter*, with living hair, are admired by Mrs. Karl Hyatt (left) and Mrs. Jesse Wallace, Garden of the Month Chairman and Program Chairman, respectively, of the North Orlando Garden Club. The clever planters were made during workshop session at a recent meeting of the dub. (lleruld Photo) studrnt cafeteria and lounge About 500.000 visitors, three fourths of them from beyond Virginia's borders, have tour ed the Center and viewed the panorama of the entire wat action in Virginia. A 35-min ute color film, narrated byJoseph Cotten, trace* the four years of war. A variety of three-dimensional and electri­ cally-animated exhibits give pril 8, 1965 — Pape 3 Buildings Cost $16.5 Million SEVEN NEW MEMBERS joining DeBary’* Ilerltcrt D. Gibb American Legion Pont 259 at Inst regular meeting were (left to right) David W. Lang. Hank Thursam, Fred Perrick Jr., Frank Laymel, Arnold Hooper, Bob Worsham and R. J. Elmers. (Middleton Photo) B enfnrb the public view. The village of Appomattox Court House, where Robert E Lee surrendered to U. S. Grant on April 9, 1865, has been re­ stored. The village lying 18 miles east of Lynehbirg in the Rluc Mountains foothills is vir­ tually the same as it was on that day 100 years ago except that the court house will serve as a visitors’ center. Fire Threatens STUDENT COUNCIL of South Seminole Junior High School sponsored a clean up day a t the echool last Saturday. Eager students are ahown with their brooma and other cleaning equipment used for scrubbing down walls and walkways. (Herald Photo) TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Three new plants costing $16.5 million and additions to four axisUag plants were announc­ ed for Florida during March. The State Development Com­ mission said the Borden Chem­ ical Company said it will build a $15 million new facility in Plant City by middle 11*6 to produce fertilizer. General Electric, meanwhile, announced It will double the size of Its nickel cadmium bat­ tery operation near Gaines­ H is t o r y V irg in ia • Worronty BOTH GREAT STORES OPEN b LEE RD., WINTER PARK • HWY. 17-92 • HWY. 50 E. OF AIRPORT, ORLANDO DAILY 10 A.M. TO 10 9M . — SUNDAY IS NOON TO T P.M 30 DAYS AT NO C O S T . .. OR TAKE MANY MONTHS TO PAY tc i �HMMUMBnPIMMa i£fc- B iff Student-Faculty Game Nets $$$ For Rec Fund able will UU •n r jo * pof Dot it* ®wj tier wtl My J i m Caeaelherty Mai* (cicbera Iro n South Sc m tool* Junior High School proved to b* la remarkably good *hap« Friday night when they beat the atudent 57-47 in * hard fought faculty basketball game. Though the final figure Itw't in yet, the South Seminole Junior High athletic fund if •arared of more than 1180 a m u lt of the event Men playing on the faculty team included David Miller, BUI Edwarda, John Angel, Buaaell Moore, George Poore, Chariei Allen, Galen Cralgo, Herbert Druedlng and Don Hatley, wbo vaa borrowed from Bear Lake. Industrial a r t * teacher Charles Alien even h a d enough energy left after the game to climb a rope to the gym ceiling. In the first game of the evening, the women teacher* lost to the girl students by a dose score of 18-15. Playing on tha women’s team were Mrs. Joan Battle, Mrs. Bobble Ambrose, Mist T h e l m a Moatholder, Mrs. Frances Johnson, Mrs. Jane Ford, Mr*. Tina Barnett, Mri. Jo Ann* Row*, Mr*. Louts* Foramen, Mr*. Mary Moor*. Mrs, Kay Stutsman and Mrs. Georgia McDaniels. Mias L a v i s t a Blauvelt, dreated as a clown, gave out balloons and aix Junior high boys (treated a i cheerleaders, cheered for the girl* team but there was no fooling around a t far a i th* pUycra wero concerned aa they aU played hard to win. DeBary Bridge Club Plays 12 Tables Twelve Uble* were in play • t Tutaday afternoons week­ ly meeting of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club at the Firemen'* Recreation Hall. Mrs. Robert Nlebolle directed. Winner* were, N8, first, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Philip DtBerard; second, Mrs. Flora Donnan and John J . Vandcrnchaaf; third, Mra. J. D. Cor­ dell and Norman B. Meyer; fourth, Mr*. Frank Austin and Mrs. Dolores Finn. EW, first, Mrs. Loria Weeka nnd Mra. William Woodloek; second, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mots; third, Mrs. Frank Holder a n d Mrs. Myrtle llunncbacke; fourth, Mrs. Mil­ dred Dostcrt and Mrs. Edna Hailly. Elizabeth Owens Succumbs At 83 Mr*. Elisabeth A. Owens. M, died at 11 p. m. Tuesday a t her bom*. A resident of DeLand for 80 year*, the bad made h er home In Sanford with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Michels. 700 Wylie Ave­ nue, for th* past If months. She waa a member of All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors, other than Mra. Anton Michels, are her hus­ band, Henry Owens, of Sanford, daughters, Mrs. AI Michela, a t Croat, and Mra. Leo Taiwan, of Sebastian; eons. McDonald and Nick Owens, of P o la n d . Roy Owens of Sor rente, John Owens, of Mariet­ ta , Os., and Lawrence Owens, of Bidden F a it, 111.; 45 grandchildren, great * grandchildren and groat • great­ grandchildren; brothers, John Smith, of Aihvilk, N. C. and O aronro Smith, of DeLand, nnd • i k h r , Mr*. Ioia Smith, of DeLand. Brtsaon Fonarol Korn* k In c h a rt* at *rrang«m*et*. Funeral Notices O W K MS. MRS. M LIianiC TM A. •—F u n e ra l aarvlca* fo r Mra. E llia b a lh A . O n so*, w bo dlo* T u aa d av , w ilt b* held a t l i l t m- m i a l a r d a y a t A1I * o a ls C a tb o ti* C b s rs b w ttb IWv. fU rb s r* L y o n s o ftlrlsU n a . f l o u r y w ilt b s ra clla d a l • i l l p. as. F rid a y a t D rlsaoa F u n oral H o n s . W sllb u ro ra w ill b a m sm bora a t tb s X n lg h la of C olum bus. B rie*Ob F u n a ra l Horn* In c b ar* s. By Mrs. Jobs Lem* A report and picture alidet program on a tour of Central Europe sponsored by Amer­ ican Association of Retired Persona wUi be presented by Earl Merrill at a 10 a.ra, meeting Friday of the DeBary Chapter in the Firemen's Rec­ reation Hall. Program chairman is Gleen Reeder who scheduled the feature due to growing inter­ est in organised tours abroad. ActiviUas chairman Harry Bel] ha* announced that 28 of the 3S necessary registrations BEST SPELLERS of South Seminole and Lake Mary Schools w-ill com­ have been received for the pete Saturday in the county ipelling bee at Lyman High School. Top, May tour of the local chapter irom left, are Vannessa Swicegood, Katherine Peterson and Bob SulHto the Stephen Foster Memor­ VHn, of South Seminole, and lower, Ruth Freeman and Becky Pilcher, Lake ial Festival. Remaining seats Mary. The girls will compete in the county bee. Ruth and Becky also are on the bus will b« reserved active members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 557 which meets at Lake for chapter members. HowMary School. (Herald Photos) ever, names of other Interest­ ed persons will be accepted for a waiting list if seats ire available or registration is sufficient for a second bus. Spencer Kroneberger, mem­ bership chairman, has report­ ed addition of 19 new mem­ Fleet Reservist! of Semin­ cupied by Pancbo's Restau­ Branch 147's general mem­ bers to the DeBary Chapter, ole County Florida, Inc., have rant oo 17-92 between Sanford bership meeting next Monday bringing the total roster to 249 narrowed down to two the pos­ and Casselberry. night will be preseated the sible sites for their new home. During the group's regular persuu*. Under consideration are the monthly meeting, the organi­ two sites under consideration property directly across from sation reviewed the corpora­ for discussion and a possible An entire Egyptian city the main gale of the Naval tion charter, received from vote to decide the site for the once wsi built in honor of ■ Air Station on the south aide Tallahassee by Mack Cleve­ new borne. dog, according to Dritaim.ee of Onora Itoad, and the build­ land Jr. and C. V. Mile Jr., The possibility of selling Junior Encyclopaedia. ing and property preaectly oc­ corporation attorneys, stock to members and tha public to finance th* new borne, waa brought befora th* corporation meeting by tha 000 kt gifts and pledges, over committee concerning the pro­ the final training session and president, H. E. Paul. H. E. a three-year period, to build gram aa well aa the building, also will bring the sermon at Taffer was appointed chair­ both the 8:90 a. m. and 10:55 man of a committee to invest­ a new education building for itself. a. m. worship services this igate tha suggestion. A report Tbe crusade will include both Sunday. First Methodist, is rapidly on this Is hoped for at tha gen­ gaining momentum. the building fund pledget and eral meeting. Rev. Forrest J . Reynolds, those for the current budget Surprised Thug Tbe ‘‘hut’’ located oo Sem­ director of th* crusade and with church member* asked to Escapes By Sea full tlm* fund raiser with the make both pledges at ana and inole Boulevard, behind tha TIBUHON, Calif. (UP1) — department of finance and tbe same time. Called to Sam’s Anchor Cafe Sanford Zoo, is now open dally field service, of the Board of Before larger gift* visitors In this San Franclaco Bay for m em beri, guests and per­ UUikrni of the Methodist received their assignments, community, officers surprised sonnel interested In Joining Church, presided over tb* *e- they made their pled get to tha the Fleet Reserve Association. two burglars. cond of three training sessions crusade and those of tbe regu­ They nabbed one, but hla Wednesday night. Ha *spiain- lar visitation section will fol­ partner ran out the back AUTO ed to tb* visitors how to make low th* sam* procedure Sun­ door, Jumped into th* bay and a call and nnawad questions of day afternoon. disappeared. th* worker* and th* general Rev. Reynold* wiD direct Reserves Choosing Home Site CHEERLEADERS (top photo) for tha girls* team at the student-faculty basketball games for South Seminole Junior High's athletic fund were front row. left to right, Rick Bludworth, Cecil Asher and Ricky Jackson; hack row, Mike Watters, David Rutenkroger, Mike Messer nnd Bill Hall. Distaff faculty members taking part (lower photo) were, front row, Joan Battle, Robbie Ambrose, Thelma Mossholder, Frances Johnson and Jane Ford; back row, Tina Barnett, Jo Anne Rowe, Lxivista Blauvelt, Louise Forsman, Mary Moore, Kay Stutzman and Georgia McDaniels. (Herald Photos) Operation Youth Wing Launched The every-member visitation phase of "Operation Youth Wing" at First Methodlat Church of Sanford got off to a start with a dinncr-mectins of alt visitors in McKinley Hall. This phase of the campaign will be divided into two parts for the 110 visitors, who began Wednesday to go out, two by two, for the larger gifts sec­ tion which will report this evening. Regular visitation section will begin Sunday af­ ternoon with reports due tbe following Monday at 9 p. m. The cruiade to gather 6179,* The Poppy Chairman, Emi­ ley Green reported that Pop­ py Day* In the community would be on May 21 and 22. Mra. Gladys Schneider of Fern Park waa introduced as a new member end J in . Au­ gust* Soper of Fern Park as a visitor. Following t h e meeting, m rm ben joined the legion­ naires for refreshments of coffee and doughnuts served by Mr. and Mra. D. O. Prin­ gle and Georg* Measick. Slate Of Officers Nominated By Legion Auxiliary Unit 256 By Jana Casselberry A slate of officer! for the coming year was presented by nomlnstlng committee chairmen Lethe Ward at regular meeting of Ameri­ can Legion A uilllary Me­ morial Unit 258 of Cassel­ berry held at the Woman1! Club on Overbrook Drive. Those nominated were Mrs. Della Krydrr. president; Mra. Emiley Green, vlca presi­ dent; Mrs Elizabeth Evans, treasurer; Mrs. Edith Myndrrse, historian; Mrs. Alice Pringle, chaplain; Mrs. Elsie Drown, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Letha Ward, aeeretary; and Mr*. Viola llueston, nominating committee chair­ man. Election of officers will be held at the May meeting which will ba open for nom­ inations from the floor. Those elected to represent the unit a t the Constitutional Conference to he held a t £.20 w a r n ; at —the An gebilt Hotel in Orlando, are Mra. Kryder and Mra. Green, delegates, and Mra. Evana and Mrs. Ward, alternates. Girts State Chairman Jans Casselberry reported that Cynthia Legg and Carolyn Thomas have iieen chosen from th* Junior Clasa at Ly­ man High School aa tha un­ it’s delegate and alternate to Girls State in Tallahaaaaa June 11-18. SHOW SPECIAL! Compare RCAVlCTOR with 82 CH ANN ILTUN IN O against all others for unsurpassed natural oolor South Seminole Oviedo, Expires A groan eeatefptec* tan be aid* from grapefruit seeds. a t Wblddaa'a Paaaral Homs, Just plant Um seeds thickly T kom n*villa, Oa. B u rial will about a half-tack deep and bo t a F av a, Oa. Klblack F e n - keep wall watered. B**da will o ra l H o u r . C a sts!b o rry , In sprout in about two weak*. Th* noted American poet, Oliver Wendell Holm**, waa born Aug. If, 1809. Dates Set For Lomo Woolfolk, Lome resident Oviedo, Winter pital. A native of Cairo, Ga., be moved to Oviedo 80 years ago from Naw Smyrna. Ha waa a commercial florist and wee a Baptist. Survivor* ar* his wife, Mrs. Ada Foolfolk, of Oviedo, and a slater, Mrs. Callle VanLandingham, of Cairo. Tb* body will be forwarded to Tbomatville, Ga., for serv­ ices a n d burial. Niblack Funeral Home, Casselberry, la In charge of local arrange­ ments. By Jana Css**tberry American Legion Memorial Post 288 of Casselberry heard report of Kenneth Green, nominating committee chair­ man, on th* elat* of officers for tha coming year a t the regular meeting held at tha Casselberry Woman'* Club. Election will be held at the May meeting. Those nominated were Wil­ bur Morey, c o m m a n d e r ! Georg* Mesalck, flret vie* commander; Tom Huseton, second vice; Jaek Raymon, third vice; Kenneth Green, service officer; Harold Kry­ der, finance officer; Bill Eld­ er, sergeant a t arm*; Ben Evani, historian; Miller Ev­ ans, adjutant; and Clarence Doebener, chaplain. Sixth District Commander Carolyn Frid and bar staff will b« present a t the n e it meeting. Poet Commander Ken Walbridge will attend the Com­ manders masting Sunday at Clermont. Americanism C h a i r man John Angel reported on the oratorical eonteat the post ia sponsoring a t South Semi­ nole Junior High School with preliminaries to be held April IS and finale on April 20. Five judges and a time­ keeper war* appointed from tha P o st He also reported th a t th* Poet will sponsor a boy from the Junior Class a t Lyman High School to attend Boya State in Tallahaaso* this lummer. An alternate also wilt ba chosen. Following t h a moating, coffee and doughnuts war* served member* of the Post and Auxiliary attending by Mr. and Mr*. D. O. Pringle and George Measick. Spring Roundup By Jane Casselberry Preschool roundup days at South Semlnola Elementary School a t Caaaelbcrry have i f t n .*(• for Tuesday*, Aprf) 20 and 27, 9:80-11 a.ra. Par­ ents may enroll children who will be entering first grad* at 8outh Seminole in August. Tha child muet have reach­ ed hla sixth birthday prior to Jan. 1, 1985, and th* par­ ents ara aaked to bring with them tha child’s birth certifi­ cate or other acceptable proof of birth. To facilitate matters those living In the Eaetbrook, Cas­ selberry, and Lyman High School arraa ar* asked to register on April 20. Those living in th* Howell Park, Turkey Farm and North Or­ lando areas should attend Aubra Woolfolk, 64, the round «p on April 27. of Magnolia Avenue, died Weadneaday in Park Memorial Hos­ W N t r a t n . t a a a a r a n a— F u n s r s l a arv isa a (o r U n i A u b n W ool folk o f O vlsda, w b o died W td n so d ay , w ill ba ra a d u e ta d i t I s n . F rid a y Legion Post Sets Elections For May Meet DeBary AARP To Hear Report On Tours ftan lcrB Pape 4 — April Forest City Association To Name Winners By Maryann Mite* Winning team of Forest City Community Association membership driv* will be an­ nounced a t a buiineea meet­ ing to be bold a t 9 P-re. Mon­ day a t Bear Lake Elementary 8chocL Team*, which nr* beaded by Leland Jacobs and Morray Long as captains, have until Monday night to enroll new members, A l l a n Forward, president, announced today. Loser* U th* cantest will treat th* winners nt n covered dish dinner with date to be VISITATION PHASE of “Operation Youth W inn' at firs t Methodist Church of Hanford got umlerwuy nt n dinner-meeting nnd training oeonion for all visitors. In chargn of the kickoff event were (left to right) R*v. Format J. Reyn- olds, rilroc t"** ta n l lna „ fttu tu iM ia ra t *'•— -------- n Firat Methodist; Dr. John F. Darby, general chairman, nnd Ed Kirchhoff, genera] viaitation chairman. 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CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY Gantrnl Office 311 W. 38th S t Phone 831-8103 HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. — FOLLOW OUR SIGNS T W N O R T S U f im H * H M n U H N O I I Sanford Electric Co. * n « T OUR BBCORP ft BUST MUSIC DIPT. 118 MACKQUA US-IMI �Oviedo Students Are Presented Beta Club Keys •anTnrft Irra lt April J3 8, 1965 — Pape 5 Speech Class Beneficial For SSJH Students By Evelyn Lundy Five new Beta Club mrm< t*ra a t Oviedo High School By Jane Casselberry were inducted during impresA new elective course for •ive ccrcmonlei held in the ninth graders at South Sem­ school auditorium. inole Junior High School this In the group were Mike year Is a class in speech be­ Partin, a junior and member ing taught by Mrs. Judy »f the v a n ity bnkethalt and Drommerhausen. baaeball team i, Ann Martin, The course is proving both a aophomore who Ib active on Interesting and hripful to the newspaper itaff, Rill those taking it. The training Dann. a junior and member they are receiving is already of the band, John Arie, a topp r o v i d i n g many practical homore and active athlete, benefits in making it easier and Barbara Koiic, a sopho­ for the students to get up more and transfer student before other classes and exNEW DETA CLUB members inducted at Oviedo High School during from Lyman High School, ptess themselves with less ceremonies presented before the entire student body tire shown with The ceremony took place nervousness. club sponsor, Mrs. Harden Webb (second from left). In the group (left en the stage where all Beta Recently the class has been to right) nre liarburu Kozic, Billy Dann, Ann Martin, Mike Partin and Club members were seated. practicing Job interview* and John Arie. (Herald Photo) Before them was a white cov­ student* had special assign­ ered table bearing the Beta ment a to interview someone emblem, four largp golden engaged in the type of work keya and a gold ring. Bob in which they are most inter­ Stewart read the scripture ested. They inquired as to the and led the flag salute. Tim training required, personal­ Colbert, cluh vice president ity trait* required, and other who presided in alienee of qualifications for the joh as the president, Marilyn I'nrtln, well a* salary and fringe read the Beta Creed and benefit* that could be expect­ spoke briefly to all members. ed. Points of the cluh were dis­ They also have been study­ cussed by four nirm unt. As ing techniques of persuasion each spoke, he or she held a and propaganda such as are gold key which, at conclusion Used in advertising. of the talk, wns placed on The school hopes to be the gold ring. In this group a b l e to offer additional were Gardner Preedy who classes in speech next year spoke on Achievement, Sher­ so that more students may benefit. ry Walls on Character. Jim­ my Courier on Leadership, and Arthur Evans on Serv­ ‘Beat Spies* ice. WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs. Harden Webb, club Sen. Millon R. Young (D-N. sponsor, addressed new mem­ I>.), one of the few men in bers and welcomed them. The Washington privy to the Cen­ Beta Cluh pledge ws* repeat­ tral Intelligence Agency's in­ ed in unison. nermost secrets, said today Principal Clyde Holder, in that many of the best spies RtCK AIKEN stands beside the brand new Ilrmultjen Kluge printing his address to club members the United States h it abroad press that has been installed at Aiken Advertising Agency now located and the student body, said. are top Communist party offi­ at 110 S. Palmetto Avc., in downtown Sanford. “ It is one of the greatest cials. honors one can achieve dur­ ing his school years to be­ come a member of Beta Club." He called each new mem­ ber to the stags tnd present­ ed the Beta Credentials. New members wera presented the club pin from an old mem­ ber after which the ring of keys was presented by Tim By Evelyn Lundy Colbert to Barbara Kozlc who Steps to establish a uniform gave the speech of accept­ traffic code for the city of ance. Oviedo were taken at the April council meeting with Labor Problems city attorney Geo. A Speer WASHINGTON lU Pl) The President's missile site Jr. authorized to investigate labor commission will hear needed work and time involv­ from an Orlando plumbing of. ed In drawing up such a code. ficlal, George Harper, Thurs­ Among other business m at­ day concerning labor problems ters handled by council were decisions to repair the wash­ a t Cape Kennedy. out on the northwest comer of the Magnolia Avenue bridge Business Brief and to pay |B0 labor costs Discover the iceberg named Cortina-quiet and cool on for leveling and stabilizing the surface, and nine-tenths race winner underneath. clay at the school tract (orat­ ed adjacent to First Methodist Church. Meet Cortina GTVthe fully appointed five-passenger Mayor Lee Gary was asked to contact Florida Inspection automobile that sets a new standard of durability and Michael G. Coshy, of North and Rating Bureau for the Orlando, haa returned from purpose of getting residential lists for only $2,1191 a week-long seminar a t the insurance rates lowered. It Is John Hancock Mutual Life hoped that reports will be The family car that won more than 200 firsts in races Insurance Company in Bos­ available for the May 3 meet­ ing, next regular session of ton. Cosby la associated with and rallies in 25 countries to date. ona of the eompeny’a Urgeat the city council. agencies in ths Central Florids arsa and was chosen In IR9T, the .Salvation Army Your English Ford Line dealer has one on ice for you. from a group of many agenta established salvage brigades IU C JO U 4 r s t s l U N Ca . i i e 0 1 * » •V » . " c **•<««. N N * »r*«>**» N * « N W U tt* • W U t»i»» s a g to attend thla course. i i l n W M i m I t*e« ft?4 t ! & > « '» • ( dekhf ry avatoN e at ttvnfafv in a program of aiding home- H *». W While in Boston he exper­ less men. ienced freeling weather and a anowstorm but reports he thoroughly enjoyed seeing anow again for a brief time, En route to Massachusetts he stopped over in New York where he dined with a wartima friend and enjoyed a TMrt'sa Broadway show. tot to to to He spent a pleasant and relaxing weekend with his SANFORD wife's brother and family. Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Zeller and far Dm aawsat daughters, Lorraine and Vir­ places fa sat, a wash tag rasart. ginia, In Merrick. While on » aha# «r paths** a tm m m Long Island he also had «n fafatfafaI , . . . nag fa* opportunity to be In touch Tht B uford Herald with many friends and reUtlvss of his family. Oviedo Moves For Uniform Traffic Code Agent Attends Boston Seminar SPRING TIRE BUYS! 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Roll-abouh ■tend and window panato available at alight addle tianal charpi. ea b s e r v ic e s t o r e IBS W. FIRST 8T„ SANFORD M DAILY, M FRL PH. 122-2131 �ililiiaaaiiiafaiafliaflltffififlMHitfk' ■Wi Wa l r t ! r l ftp s • V m ll April 8, 1965 n a CIK ■hit Wltl Uu •ryl you por Doi •Ul owlI I tio l w il mi Ur vlr ler HOWARD HODGES, president of Sanford Atlnntlc National Bank, yes­ terday presented trophy to Grace Saylcs, rijtht, winning medalist in San­ ford Women’s Golf Association match held at Mayfair Country Club. On right, Vivian Pierce holds silver platter awarded her as tourney runner-up. ■It m <)■ I 20 fp la u Cl •1 b. te Trojans Tap 'Canes, 4 - 3 By J in Bacchus Htrald Sports Writer South Reminola lost a tough ona to Evan* yester­ day, 4-4, when the I /.jj.- .j’ Charlia Evans tripled to drive In a run with two outs In tha bottom of lha seventh Jnning. It was ths dim s* nf a fine eomtback for tha Hurricane*, who gave tha Orlando team three runs in tha firit inning on threa basa hits and a like number of errors. Sparked by tha hurling of relief David Unley and a cou­ ple of key base knock* by Jim l.ucas and Mickey Hawkes, the 'Canes hsd tied the game a t threa apiece in the aisth, only to lose in tha last inning. The Trojsns bombed start­ ing South Seminole hurler Jam la Cornell for three runs in the first frams snd Unley went to tha mound with two out. He pitched the remain­ ing six innings of the con­ test, allowing four hits and only ona run, tha winning tally. 11a atruck out four and Issued three pasiea during his ■tint. The 'Canes managed only two hits In ths first three in­ nings, off Craig Rorrls, sin. gles by I.uraa and Matt Hiekok. In the fourth, however, they came up with two big runs. I.uras led off the inning and was safs on an error. He alute second base. Center fielder Mike Hargis singled him to third and then swip­ ed tha keystona sack himaelf. Catcher Hawkes, who Is leading the club with n .361 bat mark, then slopped a two-run alngla to right. South Seminole’* third tal­ ly came In tha alxth when l.ucas best out an Inflrbi hit, itola aerond and scored wh*n Evans' shortstop CharHa Walsh overthrew Hawks*' gTounri ball. The houtn Seminol* Tteaiver went to second base on the play, but pitcher Unlay fanned ending the in* nlng and ruining South firmInole's last big chance. Lucas had two hits for the Hurricanes, and Hawkes, Hiekok and Hargis had one apiece. Doug Storum, Steve Cut­ ler aad Ed Read had two hita ■place for tha Trojana. South Seminole committed ala error! In the hall game and all Mira* of Evan*' first inning runs were unearned. Legal Notice !■ She T e a rs e l lh a I 'n a a l r Baaalaala C a a a tr . K larM s, l a W rahair, l a r a i E s la la a f EM I til, VAN HOT, OrrssisA. The Hurricanes are sched­ uled to vie with ths Loekhtirt Lancer* on Monday. Coach Dave Miller will probably start L'nley c.r right U. S. Team Sets Two Indoor Marks Over European Cinders BERLIN t u r n Ralph Button, the world brosd jump record holder Irom Nashville, Tenn., was the big draw today when the United States wound up Us short indoor track and field tour of Europe with a second-day clash agsinst West Germany. The Americans went into the final day of the two-day meet Bear Lake Taps Altamonte For 9-1 Victory The Bear Lake Pirates won their second game of the young season, 0-1, over the All.imonle Senators in Little Leoguft action last night at Cooper Field In Casselberry. The Pirates struck for eight runs In tho first inning and then coasted to the victory be­ hind the pitching of lltian Brewer. Brewer hurled four frames for Bear Lake. Kenny Patrick and Sieve Ilnnc .ltd pitched one inning apiece, Mike Wirerlrk led the hit­ ting attack for the Pirates with a pair of singles. Char­ les Gorrce got the only extra bate blow of thu contest, a double. Kenny llrrg and Phil M an hit safely for the Senators. Thu Bear Lake farm teaui captured their si-rond consec­ utive victory m a 1M4 slug- with an overall lead of 77 (minis to 38, the men leading by 45-17 and th« womens match tied at 31-31. Boston faced little competi­ tion tonight to ■ comfortable victory to make up, in part, for his defeat in London to Lynn Davies in the Yanks’ only other meet on this trip. Wednesday's opening session produced two world indoor records, hoth by members of the U. S. squads and an Amer­ ican best time for the 3.000 meter* by U. S Marine I.t. Billy Mlili, even tholgh he was bealen. The new m irks were set In the men's «00 meter* by Ted Nelson of Canoga Park, Calif., and in the women's too meters by Janell Smith, Fredonia, Kan. Nelson charged from behind on the last lap to clock t 47.4 while Mlaa Smith led all the way to win her speciality eas­ ily in 1:510. Mills had to give way to a powerful last lap surge by German Harold Norpoth, Uie Tokyo Olympics. 5.000 meter silver medallit. who finished in 1 53 8. Mill* clocked t 56 0. Oviedo Gathers Third Spot In Cinder Contest Pahilsh March I** *1 A April ever to win the I. I. Itll. Dcrby. E t)K -ll ( Kentucky FORT L A U D E D A L E (UPI) — New York Yankee slugger Roger Marla planned to answer today a mala mod­ el who charged him with assault and battery hy filing a malicious prosecution suit. Maris was acquitted of the charge Wednesday in a twohour and 40-minute city court trial. Marls' attorney, William Leonard, immediately drew up the malicious prosecution suit accusing Jerome A. ModtclewsU of swearing out the warrant against Maris last week without first establish­ ing the correct facta. Modtelewlkl, of Chicago and Fort Lauderdale, filed similar charges against Yan­ kee third baseman Hcte Royer. who Is scheduled for trial May 11, after tha Yank* break up their spring train­ ing here. At lh« trial Wednesday. Modielewakl snd his date a week ago Wednesday night, pretty, bionile Angela Della Vednva. 21, of Sudbury, On­ tario, testified Boyer made an intuiting remark as they wi re leaving a Fort Lauder­ dale bar. Modaeltwskl said he asked for an apology, waa turned down, and that Boyer made the same remark a second time, and that when he ask­ ed again for an apology Mar­ is said from across the ta ­ ble: "Let's get him." The model said Maris and Boyer both grabbed him, hustled him outside and beat him up. He had puffed lips in court and was misting a tooth. The Yankee outfielder de­ nied this when hi- took the stand In his own behalf. Maris said he was sitting at the table with Joe DiMoggin, n spring training coa< h for hi* own club, Boyer and pitcher Hal Keniff. lie said he was talking with DiMugllio when he noticed Boyer talking with Mudielewtki. He said he did not know what waa being said, but could sea Boyer “was getting mad.” Maris said he got between Boyer and the model, that som eone pushed hint from behind Into Modtelewskl. and that whrn the group moved outside he went out nnd pull­ ed "somebody" off Mndrelew* ski. H e did not say who It was. ' ' - —— —1» u * a M i « — Select Golfers Seek Masters Title Nicklaus, Bullets Gain Life Palmer Lead In NBA Playoff Field Of 91 By Alan MASTER OF MASTERS t-e AoLPS 7 H t M A t r t R t p tc o p p * po p ~ ------- |V ''-I . A**011’PALMER, l A * P S * £ W f 5 CPAVP ' A TA U 90+ TA , AP.P. 5- v/, Wo v i p £ /* £ ra A £ i.p r * e TP A P .nyai'A l j a c k e t TEAT 6 0 * * rt> T A * A 'A $ T * P ,* h 'm £ P , '* * p y P£CO¥/A'<S TA * P .p S T P 0 A /£ P c J £ P TV _ P r tA /y w e r / n e - ' Two Men Indicted In Basketball Fix SEATTLE. Wash. (LTD Two Chicago men today fared early arraignment* on charg­ es of roniplrscy and bribery in fixing ■ basketball game point spread. They were nam­ ed in indiclmcnti handed down hy a federal grand jury here Wednesday. Indicted were Leo Casale, 34, owner of the Action A Go-Go, ■ Chicago nightspot, and Joseph F. I’olito, 32. identified as in unemployed friend of Casale. Casale was arrested Feb. 17. along with two basketball players, and charged by the FBI with conspiracy and brib­ ery in connection with the point spread of a game be- Wins Game LONDON (LTD—West Ham United of England defeated Real Zaragota of Spain 2-1 Wednesday night in the first leg of the semifinal Euro­ pean Cup of Cup Winners' soccer championships. tween Seattle University and the University of Idaho play­ ed at Seattle Jan. 21. All three waived prelimin­ ary hearings and the charges against the Seattle players, Charlie Williams, 21, and Peller Phillips, 21, were dropped without explanation on April 2. Both Williams and Phillips testified before the grand jury Wednesday. Seminole Nine To Meet Boone Seminole High nine travels to Boone High School tomor­ row for a Metro Conference baseball game at 4 p. m. It will be the second meet­ ing for the team*. In the first outing, Boone edged the Serainotes, 5-4. Seminole roach Jim McCoy will probably call upon left­ hander Ronnie Dudley to shoulder the Initial burling chores. AUGUSTA. Ga- (UPI) — A aalset field of 91 golfers, Including tha hast In tha U.S. and foreign ranks, teed off today In lha first round of ths Masters tournament with defending champion Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus rated as the ones to beat. It was not a star-studded field, such as ths big tour tournament* attract, because under the Mailers format many of ths moat promising young U.S. pros are not eli­ gible. In their place are amate u n and foreign professionala who don't hava much ehanc* of winning. But at least ths top stars are her*. Along with Nicklaus and Talmer, Billy Cas­ par, Tony Lama, Doug San­ der*. Gary Player, S a m Snead, Ben Hogan and Bob­ by Nichols were considered the leading contenders. Nicklaus, who won the Masters In 1963, was tha 4 to 1 favorite with Palm tr, shooting for his fifth title in thla on*, quoted at 6 to I. Nicklaus, In a h a p p y fram s of mind, saying 'Tm ss satisfied as I aver hava been with my game," was scheduled to tsa off at 12 noon EST with amateur Ed Tutwllsr of Indianapolis. Palmer, far from satisfied with his driving and putting, was due to start play 90 min­ utes later, paired with Char­ les Coe of Oklahoma City, one of the leading amateurs In the field. As usual, past Masters champions were paired with amateurs in the first of the four rounds. Warm and clou­ dy weather waa forecast for today. After 18 hole round* today and Friday, the field will be reduced to the low 44 and ties, plus any player* within 10 strokes of the lead for the final two round* on Sat­ urday and Sunday over tha 6,080-yard Auguata National Court*. ;.r 18 20 4 40 3 90 Econ John 35 20 19 40 6 00 Shima Quinicla (4-5) $6 60 2 30 2.90 3.20 3.40 L.L.'i Me Too tnd Rare — 5/16 — Time 11.31 Dinah's Teg Extra Rock 6 80 2 so 2 no Barberry Hugh 390 6 no Ryandale Russ Vollmer 3.10 2.W Quinicla (16) *12 20 Quinicla (1-3) *11 M Julia' Gone lo.BO Perfeeta (1-3) (55 80 Perfects (6 t > *l3DLo Quinicla (3 7) 17 to U4b Reee------'i ----- T la e -4».9S_ath H im —.VII ■ TtasA.S4.aa. 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M. - f t i l P. N. I l l B. FIRST SANFORD WR GITR TOP TALUK STAMPS j HQ Set Up SPRINGFIELD. M a 8 • . (U P I)— The National Soccer Coaches Association of Ams/> ica, which has a mcmberaVp of about 1.U00 college and high school coaches, has es­ tablished its national head­ quarters in Springfield. PLAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP 810.06 then weekday Greens Fee *1 Land O' Lakes Country Club lin y . 17-92, Canstlbcrry 838-2693 WATER PROBLEMS? • TASTE • ODOR • STAINING SOLUTION AN AQUA - PURE WATER FILTER FOR ONLY $23-60 WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF LARGE FILTERS AND WATER SOFTENERS FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5112 "Headquarters For Sprinkler System*’* ,4 .* - ‘.v . w e ’ll put spring snap into your b rake pedal BRAKE SPECIAL H ere’s why It’s sp ecial • R a n o v e ta tiiM ^ M Jta t • Add t a l e A rid m d n » d t a t DERBY CONSOLATION RACES TO N IGH T! ! Matlnaea WED, k. SAT. 2 p.m. Popular PERFECTSS a rraular feature 1 ^ h 1 NNI l -^ _ ( 1 t> It T A K E Y O U R C A R W H ER E T H E EX P ER T S A R E F O R A L L S E R V IC E W O R K — Pay as you rid e l g e a hr s Se T r Ov R i cE e u vo vowd /A i m US W. First Bt MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO an y g CAR | ON 100 1IRANDS FARRELL’S \ I M l of the last quarter because of an aggravated groin injury, made 18 points but King failed to score. Besides Howell, the Bullets got plenty of oftensive help from Don Ohl, who had 24 points, and Walt Bellamy, who added 20. The Lakers, who are miss­ ing all-star Elgin Baylor for the entire playoffs because of a knee injury which re­ quired an operation, were un­ able to catch Baltimore after the Bullets broke a 05-95 tie on a goal by Bellamy with nine minutes to play. "*v S0KC Slates Derby Consolation Race SPECIALS EVERY DAY! BALTIMORE (UPI)—Bail­ ey Howell took the pain in hi* back tnd gave It to the Loi Angeles Lakers, and as s re­ sult the Baltimore Bullets have a new life In the Na­ tional Basketball Association playoffs. Howell, a six-year veteran, missed the second game of the Western Division final series because of a muscle spasm, but he returned to the lineup Wednesday right and sparked the Bullets to a 122115 victory. That cut Los An­ geles' lead to S-l in the be»tof-seven elimination, with the fourth game scheduled here on F ndsy night. To a man, the Lakers agreed that rebounding was tha difference in the third game. Howell s c o r e d 23 points, high for Baltimore, and grabbed IT rebounds as tna Bullets commanded the boards 76-38. Jerry West scored 44 points for Los Angeles, giving him 145 for the three games, but he didn't receive quite as much help from his team­ mates. Barnett, who misled most DUBIOUS DISTINCTION PHILADELPHIA (UPI) ~ The Philadelphia Athletici of 1943 dropped both andi of a duublehrader 18 times for a msjnr league record. | 4 . 114* l l The Derby Consol at inn is cm tap tonight at the .Sanford-OrUndo Kennel Club with all greyhounds who failed to qual­ ify for tomorrow night's 30th annual.Central Florida.Derby frst -With ti.V AtliatUi*, piVui going against each other in to the major league game. the 11th race. Mike Nettles belled a home Early favorites in tonight's run in the affair for the Pi­ consolation were Mrs. Manuel rates, Sours'.* She's Set and Psul Boone's Mary Mill ml. The (wo route-rs have been among the most consistent distance runners this season hut were unable to cope with the speed of the qualifiers In Monday night's semi-finals. Others in the derby consola­ tion Include Offering, KlunOviedo rimlermen yester­ day managed to rack up 11 i tell, kilts Aritona, Honeymoon points for a third place spot r r and Katie Sunmarker nod She Won. in a five-way track meet at As for Friday night's 30th Tavares. Tavsres captured annual Central Florida Derby. first place with 92 points with New Smyrna Reach getting Larry Hughes' Mist Whirl al­ ready has been established as 63, Umatilla, 4U'i and Mount an even money choice to win. Dora, 2214. Others making the derby Walter Beasley sparked the field Include Pale Star—win­ Oviedo squad, scoring firsts in ner of the other qualifying heat the 120 high hurdles snd (he Monday night—Oui Oul Dupree. discus throw. He topped the Nixon's Jerry Silver World. hurdles in a time of : ID.I se­ Double Demon. Rusty Jet and conds, and hurled the discus Ebony Rock. for a distance of 112 feet seven Results of Wednesday night: inches. 1st Race — • /! • — Time 3«.tZ Billy Mikler took third In Ryan’s Express 5 00 2 no 2 60 the 100 yard dash. Arnie Arndt Patrolman Day 3 00 2 60 won the shut put with a dis­ Royal Actress 5 20 tance of 42’* feet. Busty Jrpson hurled the discus well enough U> take third for Oviedo and Bib Medler managed ta gather In third place In the T a Atl C tatH lare s s l Peraaa* M a tla a C lalaia a r lira * * * * A a a la a l SsM tla la le i Tnu M l s a rh o f you s r r tio ra b p n o tlflM and rrq u lr• I to p re sen t e a r rlslm * and dam anda w hich yoa, or t l l h r r • f you, m ay h a v a a a a la a t tha o a ta ta or KMIKI. VAN I t o r . darra a a d . la ta of said fo u n t)-. In th a C u u n lr Ju d a a u l arm lm .la C o u n ty , rio rld a . a t hit o ( r i . » In tho ro u rl houaa of said C o u n ty a t a a n lo rd , K lnrlds, w ith in a la csW ndar m unlha f r .m lh a U n a nf lha llra t pulille a llo n of th la nutter Tta« e o p laa of oach claim ur drm an-l a h a ll ha la w rttln e , and ahall a ta t a th a a la r a o f n s td a n r* a n d pant office a d d rta a of tha c la im a n t, and sh a ll ha sw orn 220. t o by lh a tla lm a a t. hla a a a u t. The Oviedo clndrrmen also n r a tto rn e y a n d accom panied b y a filin g faa of nno dollar managed to score places in a n d such claim or dam aad not (he 880 relays and the sprint no flla d a hall ba void, medley relay. a. A ndrew H p ttr An A d m in istra to r C.T.A. of (b a E a la la of The thoroughbred Regret Is KM I It L VAN ROT. best known as the only filly D acsaaad I II r hander flrure Stuart In the pitcher'* l-ox. The 'Canes record now stand* at two wins, three losses. Roger Maris Innocent In Assault Case illlAlfititfiiilfcrifWtiit—fc M Dally, 8-9 Friday PH. 121-2821 �flRjf League Bowling Results Listed • # * ^ ^ g f The Jet Lanes were swept clean this week bp Behrens Tractor Repair, Lake Monroe Inn Lassies, M. 4 R. Bar, amj Wilson-Maicr Furniture in the Hi nooners bowling league. Claudette Behrens' 172-463 and Helen Todgctts' 160-471 led Behrens Tractor; Helen Edwards and Dot Johnson led Wilson-Maler Furniture; Lcnore Price was high scorer for M. L R. Bar and Shirley Simas for the Lake Monroe Inn Lassies. Marge Carathers' 203 S6I rolled high game and srrics in the league thin week to spur Todds Nationwide Insurance to three wins. Kathy Gray and Etta Dorman led Stcnstrom Realty to three wins. Marge Botts rolled high game and scrias in the Holler Motor Navy Wives league, she turned in 199-53B to enable the E . 7,8,9'ers to make a clean sweep against the Odd Halls M a r g e Jackson's 168-413 was high for the Chcckcrtail "B " when they- scorn) three wins from the Hoot Owls. Shirley Maxwell and H olly Hell led the DIsastcrnots to ■dd three points to their standing from RVAH-9 "0 " Wives. Kay Rccknor’S 152 421 led the Tigers to thnee close wins f r o m the Retired Wives. Gladys Edwards' 176-473 was high scorer for tihe Ticerettes as they split thuir points 22 kith Uis Misfits. Helen Hauser rolled her first 500 series and turned in 175-501 to help NAS "O 'Wives split the point* 2 2 with Russell's Redskins. Alice Sexton and Mcda Wiltshire were high for the Oops Ops and Ellen Brady for the Dragoncttes as they also split the points 2 2. Elaine Festival and Bar­ bara Rohrcr paced the Sav. agettes and Martha Billings the Chcckcrtail "A" as they tied 2-2. The Beagles swept all four points from the Four B's in the Ball and Chain League to increase their lead over the previous week. Bill Meek was the "star" with a 201 531 al­ though Mary Meek helped the cause with a 167 game and Bryant Hickson also chimed in with a 201 game. Andy Stine took high series honors with his 185 5to while sparking the Woodpeckers to a three point win m er the Goof Balls. His teammate, Marion Rankin, also contri­ buted a good J93 537 series. Hudson led the Hopeft > a 2's point decision tn the Handy Four with a lhi -j-2 in another match. The Faro's and the Four Links waged a stalemate as Marge Farris shot a 161 game and Eve Hogcro rolled a 168 Iti8 for the Faro’s and Frances and Hayden Sheets were the stalwarts for the Four Links with 171/496 and 202 522 re­ 544 that proved too much for spectively. Shepard's Oil C o m p a n y the VAH-7 team. team continues its winning Earl Spear was the "hot ways in the Shooting Stars shot" for N'AMTG “C" team League as it turned back the Dennis Sinclair team this as they put the skids to the week to hold Its four game Marines on three counts. Ops lead. Marge Miller shot a 165 "R " had a good night in tak­ game for high honors on the ing all four from Wing "A." Shepard team and Alice How­ i Don Ethell picked up a 4 9 ard tallied 177,472 for the split along with a fine 194 316 Dennis Sinclair outfit. i series. Andy Patrick pulver­ Dot Johnson rolled 189 497 ized the maples with a 206 566 to spark the Mcbane Oil tram series while pacing his Com­ to a three point win over Lei- missary tram to a four game lani Hcautv Shop team. Shir* romp over the Castoffs. Also Iry Ryan tossed a good 164 rolling for Commissary in fine game for Mebane and Carol fashion. Rerndt had a 587 Chester rolled a 160 game for handicap total. Leilanl. Heron-Line improved their Darkis Owens hit for a 166/ league standing with a three 451 series to pace I’ancho's game victory over Airframes Mexican Food in a three game as Rausher of Recon showed win over Uassman'a Studio a 209,349. In the final match in the final league match. of the night a derision was Ops “A" battled to a tie postrd by the Weapons team with Disbursing in the Navy over the Mets. League to continue on in the B e t t y Anne's Hairstyling No. 1 spot In league standings. team won all four points from Jim Bussard was high roller Lossing Transfer in the Sandin the match with 204,518. spurs League to pull within Reynolds "bombed" a 609 two games of the top. Betty handicap to pace N'AMTG "A" Callan showed them how' with to a four point win over Sup­ a 182 517 followed by Helen plyKarlin with a 169,500 and Maintenance c a m e back Marge Kipp with 191/485 and strong to revenge last week’s Ruth Phillips with 170/469. defeat and won three points Darkla Owens was high bowl­ from N’AMTG "U." With good er for Lossing with 171/437. average bowling teamwise, Marilyn Ferguson was high Admin won three points from bowler for Howe Tire Shop the Alley Bats. Avionics was with a 165 game that helped paced in a three game win by pace them to a three point win Fogg who tallied a fine 210/ ovrr the Southward Realty Company team. The Alley Cats won three games from St. Johns Realty thanka to a high game of 165 by Mary Rowell and a high aeries of 463 by Colleen Winshlp. Elea­ nor Anderson and Jane Ad­ cock both rolled 170 games for St. Johns Realty. Dot Johnson rolled a 188 312 series to help O K Tire Shop to a three point win over Chapman Blocks. Gert Bridg­ es again led the Chapman team with a 167/458. Lou Kerner shot a 181 game to pace Rowell's Insurance In a three game romp over Rryor’s In­ surance. Jran Krleck had high game and series of 192/ 529 to help Rierro Manufac­ turing Company team to a split with Edith's Beauty Sa­ lon. Nancy Conway bowled a 182 game and Helen Marchesano hit a 199/497 aeries for Edith's. Legal Notice J.ONCtWOOI) LITTLE LEAGUERS, Ronnlo Allmnn, left, nnd Donnie Clitno, vret plntcs to sample bnrlicrucil chicken served «t Seminole Little Lengue’fl opondnK day nt Cooper Field in Casselberry. Wnys mid means rhnirmnn for the auxiliary, Mrs. C. I.. Cooper, left, and auxiliary dinner chairman, Mr*. Curretty Coyle, do the serving. (Herald l'hotn) Legal Notice 1ST Miamian Wins Powerboat Race T in : ( T I I C t 'I T n i l IIT, s i x t h j i t i h ' i v i. m m ir. i\ NASSAU, Bahamas (CRD— a m i r u n tn m v iit.s : c o i v Miami millionaire Don AmT . » t v t i ; o s- K i . n u i u c . C l I V M I U t V XII. IIT2U now averaged about 37 miles P V M U K I. W l t l U I I T . «ii4 hi* Writ* A N N I E M A E W p l i l l l T . an hour Wednesday as he pi­ rU A IN T IK r loted hit 28 foot Dnntl to a VS j l ' P t T r . n r n o r E r . T t B F i s r , record-breaking victory In the • ni»»olv*<t F l o r i d a C o r p o r a * 186 . mite Miami-to-Nasiau t l o n , r t ala. D K K K V D A X T* powerlioat race. m it iit : to i i i : i t : x ii o ii - - m r n T . n - r . T - r r - n t . t r v t t m . - - __ Atil Oi"!.__COTClebni_1 1>X course in three hours, 19 min a t i t t «, i -o n i ;< i .o a s t h i : t i . kxtxtd sm in n a r.r. r o i jtrp iT K R i,n o i» jju T trs. I S V . a Olaaiilvad F l o r i d a Corporation. an-e W it.1.1.XM A COOK. I*r..l/|i"nt, IX T IIH I llll I l l < HI 1ST, 51AIIY A HKN T t.K T. V X IXTH -II IIIIT V I. I l l l l I IV III* I 'r r a . . Wlf.T.I CM V. I.n!!l> I 'l .i i i i i i i i ix xxii f o r » i : m i . 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S e m in o le (Hi: A M A r t h u r II lle**kn!th. J r , C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h l a Ih e l S l h C h r k o f th # (Mrcult C o u r t d a y o f M a rc h A I*. ISIS, r V rrrio u Mia#. J r . (SEAI.1 Mf Cl.KVF.leANl*. MTKI’II KNA r t h u r II. Ile.- k w llh . J r . , 1 *4 iN’ A MIX ft clerk |i» M a r t h a T V lh le a . I n ' A t t o r n e y # f o r P l a l n t l f f a R. AV. W ar* . A lly , f o r l l a l n l l f f |». o . I ' t i a e r /. Hulta I l f — S a n f o r d A t l a n t i c P. O. Uox ISIS N atio n al I t a n k llu l l d ln * g a n f o rd . Florida. P u b l l i h S t a r c h IS. IS A A p ril 1. Hanf«»rdv F l o r i d a |»uM *h April I, I. IS, 12. 19IS. S ISIS C U L -J CU K -IT Legal Notice ’ » utes and 36 seconds, shaved 45 seconds from the old rec­ ord. King Appointed Coach At Purdue EAFATETiTT,' 1RrT.* * OFf)— George King, a big man in the Southern Conference, it Pur­ due's new basketball coach. King, who masterminded West Virginia University to three conference championalupv in five years, was ap­ pointed head coach at Rurduc Wednesday night, shortly aft­ er lie announced his resigna­ tion at West Virginia. Ha succeeds Bay Eddy. Legal Notice IX H IE I IH FIT T • Ol HT. XIXTH J l I I H ' 1 41. r i m IllIll- F l . o n i l l X IX 4X11 F o i l x r.v iix n i.H r n t 'X T v . ix i i i 4 x i i:ii4 x o . h a m m i t h -h o f a m i r r i o x TO i JIM.I AN It O II K It T S i l l MON*. R E SID E N C E UNKNOWN Y<»u . r e h e r e b y n o l i t l . J ih.*t n t-.lltl.it> h a . l u . n IIW<1 In t h . i - l r m l t C o u r t , N l n l h J ti l!<-l»l Uir. ult of F l o r M * In s lid t " r F d n l n i i l , C o u n t y , by IUI|>h IMiT-utu, fu r t t i . a d o p t i o n of l u r y l O . n . H l r i n o m . » m in o r, . m l H . b r . 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J r (NKAI.I ( if ( LF.VKLAND, HTKI'IIKN*A r t h u r If f l e i k w l t h . J r . . PM.V A MI/.F. (*l#rk o f t h # C i r c u i t C o u r t At t o r n#y# f o r P l a i n t i f f C a r r o l l ll u r k # IV (». l i r a # # r X Hull# IIS . H a n fo rd A t l a n t i a P u t t # SIS Nat! viiia I I l a n k U u l M l n f , P anford A tlan tia N ational I*. O. ! > r a * r r X. D a n k B uilding H anford . F l o ri d a . Panford. F lo rid a A ttornay for I'ia ln tlff. I 'u l.llah M a rc h 21, A A p ril 1 I*utdi»h A p r il I, », IS, 22. IMS I I I . l i f t CUL-I 4 CD K -1 4 Miami Cagers W in Crowns tive fre# throw title, connect­ ing on .796 per cent of their attempts. Th# old team mark w a s .793 set by Tulane in 1963. Barry was on* of flv# men to reach th* 2,000 career point plateau thla season a* he totalled 2.298 and set the single game high for the campaign with 69 against N E W YORK ( L T D — The Miami Hurricanes walked off with the individual and team scoring crown, for the 190465 collegiate basketball ieason, according to statistic* released today by the N C A A , as well as setting a new rec­ ord for accuracy from the free throw line. Led by 6 feet 7 senior Rick Barry, who topped all scor­ ers with a 37.4 averngc in 26 givmes, the high-flying Flo­ ridians blistered the hoop for 9S.4 points per context, snap­ ping the previous high of 96.1 established by Detroit a year ago. Coach Bruce Hale's foul shooting drills paid dividends again as the Hurricanes an­ nexed their second consecu- THE ANGEL SINGS— T h e angelic soul striking this in nocent pose is none olhr; than Jim m y Rirrsall, cut fielder for the Los A ngelo Angels. Swimmer Picked V rn IB Rollins- In all, Barry sur­ passed the 60-polnt mark six times. Others scoring ovar 2,000 points for their eollegiat* ca­ reers wer* All-America Bill Bradley of Trinceton; David­ son's Fred Hetssl; Flynn Robinson of Wyoming; and the lata Wayne Estes of Utah Stats. Recapped Tires With Written Road Hazard Guarantee Good At Any O.K. Tire Store From $6.9.1 Get Your Sale Price* On ()un1lly New Tire*, Rut Get Our Regular Price* Hefore You lluy— You’ll Save Money. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Bonded Lining, Wheel Cylinder Parts, Fluid. Bearing* Racked, Bleeding & f O Q QJC Adjustment (all labor included) ................. Exhibition WHEEL ALIGNMENT Results Set Camber, Caster and Toe In .—..... 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GOLD CAP Harvey's PORT 2.M BTII Old Milwaukee FULL GALLON �W f R m tfarft P a fire 8 — A p ril 8, 1965 V fralb (Daah By Abigoil Van Buren DEAR ABBYl M r hus­ band talks too much about i m I ! always thought that w hat w ant on between a married couple was suppos•d to be private, but my a ■I £acoby T On Newspaper Enterprise Aaaa. Bud Trenholm and Barry Hagadom of Dallas have been compiling an enviable record of success In Texas tournaments. One of their latest victories was In the Masters' Pairs In Fort Worth and one of their top scores came when Bud put Barry into a seven no-trump con­ tract. When Bud went from sev­ en spades to seven no-trump be knew he might be gamb­ ling a trifle but one essence of a winning pair is that each partner have confidence In the other's dummy play. Bairy won the club lead in dummy and counted 12 top tricks. He needed a heart break, a diamond finesse or some sort of a squeeze far his thirteenth trick. He started proceeding! by run­ ning off four spade tricke P D f t « r{ 1 t 1 < I only that, but last summer I had a little surgery. I t w ain't very eerloue, but It was rather embarrassing (you know, the kind you Just don't talk about). Well, h t i i b a n d broadcasts the damdeet thing* to all hta co-worker*. The wife of one of the men down a t the plant even "kidded” me about what I slept Ini Not NORTH fl» • *K I V A K Q It ♦ A7 • AMS BART • •M l A 7S V flS V J iO II • Q« 9 10 M 1 4 1 • Q J1093 * 4 SOUTH A A Q J1 0 I *73 ♦ K J> • K 7S Both vulnerable Kerth Cast geath 1V Pise 1 4 1* Paw 3 * 4• Paw 4N.T. 5A Paw S N.7. • V Paw 7 A T N.T. Paw Paw Opening lead—A Q Wert Paw Paw Paw Paw Paw Paw and discarding a club and heart from dummy. Than ha went to hcarta sines ha did not want to discard another card from dummy a t that time, lie let his last low club fthidqs0 *wol<! Joeob? go on dummy's third heart and than played a club to his act. When B ait showed out Barry had a perfect count of hie opponents' distribution. West had shown four spadaa, two hearts and five clubs so he had started with exactly two diamonds. That meant th at East had started with two epadea, four hearts, eix diamonds and one club. By this time Beat had discarded three diamonds and was left with three diamonds and one heart while Wait waa left with two diamonds end two clubs. Berry led out his lest spade and discarded dummy's last club. E sit had to let an­ other diamond go and Barry’s three diamonds were good Ir­ respective of which opponent held the queen. Men you can look to for DEPENDABLE SERVICE MauriceBulled ik S tf A everybody s t the plsnt knew about It. When they have get-togethers for the workers end their families, I don't feel like going be­ cause eevryone knows so much about me. W het's wrong with my husband 7 Or is It ms? And how can I shut him upT NO SECRETS Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Bulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy's Sanford customers. William Carte This is the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and res­ taurants in the Sanford area. William Carte is a man you can depend on for service. DEAR NO: It's your hus­ band. And he, Madame, la a elatUrtrap! Teaching a grown man discretion is no small task, but he's your man and ha’a broadcasting YOUR secrets. So, It's time you had a long talk with him about what hs'a not aupposed to talk about. • • # DEAR ABBY: I am wor­ ried about becoming an old maid. I am 16 and have had only one date in my whole life. I am not bad looking. I've seen woree with boy friends. I hsvt a good sense of humor snd enjoy doing things most teensgers enjoy doing. I act my age and don’t try to be something I ’m not. I would ■ppreclste a few pointers on how to attact a boy's attention. Please don't tel! me to wait until the right boy comes slong. I’ve wait­ ed long enough already. 16 AND NO BOY FRIEND DEAR FIFTEEN: I re­ ceive a t leait 100 letters a day from girls between 13 and 10 asking the same question. And here's the answer Pereonsllty a n d character are far more Im­ portant in the long run than "looke." But 'looks” Television Tonight TflURSDAT e . M. (9) (« l 10:00 (1) (II (i) 11:00 ( ( ) Q u a lity DEPENDABLE P ayton Plana I'rlrh rlty llam a I'rr r y Coma Jim m y Dean Show The D afandsra N r w a , Uporta, WeeIher N s w ao o p a Nswallna T h s L ate Show T h e a te r ot t h e Stare T o n ig h t Shew FRIDAY A. ML Q U A LITY! K (!) (9) 11:11 (9) («) 11:1# ( » P rodu ct* TELEPHONE 322-5663 s u m m 1:90 (1) Site oa 1:11 (1) S u n s h i n e A t m e n e o S ill (t) Nawi A W eather e r I n tro to Chem tntry tfunrlss H am esler News A W e a th e r Today S u n sh in e A lm anac W a k a - u p Movlae C o u n t d o w n N ew a K arin M a r k e t R e p o r t Today M i c k le e v a a e Local Newa, W e a ­ th er C a p ta in X a n r a r e a W sa th a r, Nawa Today C a rio o n rllts O lvorrs C o u rt A m erican llla lo ry K xarclssa for W im e n R o m p e r Itonm H am per Room M nrnlnif M ov ie Make Room (or Daddy N ew s— M ika W a l­ lers W haP a T h la Song I L ove L u cy NDC N ew # R e p o r t C oncentration Andy of M a y b erry Dec. Ilrld a Jeopardy P r l c a la R l s h t T h e U cC o y a (I) (I) (I) (t) ,1) (() (9) (I) ((> (91 (2) (•) 18:20 ( I ) (I) (1:11 (2) m e t It) (•) (I) 11:18 ( I ) (9) (8) Are you too forward? Nothing drives a boy away like an aggressive girl. Do you call boys on the phone? Or send them "messages” through your friends and his >o that everyone in school knows you like him? If so, forget him. You'll never get him. Do you aspire to spiritual good­ ness? Do you value per­ sonal Integrity, end respect your fellow man? Are you respectful of your elder*? If eo, it will shine through and you will be completely lovable to someone who is worthy of y o u r 1 o v a. Which, after all, is the reaeon every girl wants to attract a boy’s attention, Isn't it? Love, ABBY I sm always on the lookout for mature women who are working at (mutual Jobs. I found one recently in attrac­ tive Evelyn Haines, a house­ wife (and she still is, even though she has s career). I visited the famous Hess department store in Allentown s i a Judge In s recent fashion contest and, while there, I went to see its wonderful food department. A gracious lady, Mrs. Haines showed me her stock of foods from around the world. In 1946 Mrs. Haines convinced the famous Max Hess that she should add gour­ met items to the store's al­ ready well-stocked food depart­ ment, snd In 1964 she sold more than 1400,000 worth of the world's most unusual foods. Mrs. Haloes stocks such atrange foods a> pickled bats from Guam, fried bumblebees from Burma, Japanese boiled quail eggs, dried seaweed and sliced octupua from the South Seat. She said, "The trend toward exotic edibles came about af­ ter World War II, when our servicemen and women re( t ) D a y In C e a r l X:S« (9) ARC N e w s 1:90 (2) A n o t h e r W o r l d ( I) To T .ll T he T ru th (8) a . n a r a l H o s p i t a l 1:94 ( ( ) New*— E J w a r d s 1:20 ( ! ) Tou D o n 't S a y (1) E d s # of N l * h t (9 ) T h s Y o u n * M a rr i e d * 1:98 (2) M a leh O a m l (f> T h e K s c r s t S t o r m (9 ) T r a l l m a s l e r 4:21 (2 ) NRC N ew s R e p o r t 4:20 2 M i k e D o u g l a s S h o w ( I ) U n c le W a l t 1:00 («> P e t e r f o t a m u s (I) H r.h u n t 8:20 (81 ( . s a v e It T o R e a v e r ( I ) N ew s , W e a t h e r , S parta (1) N a w a c o p a FRIDAY F. 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M. 1:29 B ls n On l:ll> 9 :9 9 T lm etln a 9 :n s.t:ln A m erican H isto ry 1:20-9:11 R esiling E n ric h ­ m e n t (4-1 ) 9:11-19:28 S p a n i s h R e v ie w 10:20.10:41 S p a n i s h R e v ie w 10:19-11:19 S cien ce Clu b < | . | ) 11:10-11:11 F l o r i d a H i s t o r y ( t ) VT 11:21-12:00 Muslfl K n r l c h m e n t By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: I'm the child of a divorce which nearly killed my moth­ er. She has never gotten ov­ er It. As I don't want to suf­ fer as she did, I recently told the man I'm in love with that if we marry, it's for keeps: that I will never give him a divorce. Since then, he hai grown very cool toward me. Why? I was only asking him for what ha would havs to promise in hi* marriage vows. I don't know what to do • ■ . ANSWER: I would begin by knowing I'd made a mis­ take trying to extort an ad­ vance pledge of lifelong fi­ delity. It's s big commitment to pledge ourselves even in th e marriage ceremony. That'a why we get Jittery be- turned from faraway places. The exotic foods arc a status symbol' of many a smart hos­ tess; people go away talking about the wonderful and strange things.” 1 went to a New York party where Iho hostess served sim­ ple things for canapes, but she had a tabic loaded with some selections she bought in Allentown and brought back to New York. She labeled this table "Gourmcta Only” and "E at At Your Peril1' for nongourmets. The table was soon empty and Ihc guests liked the pickled cels and the French taza insects. This was a party to remember. Mrs. Haines says she loves sampling the exotic foods, but ■he admits that her hshand is a typical "m eat and potatoes" man, although he doesn't mind spreading his bread with sun­ flower butler. Of course, she could have been content with managing the department is a good food department, but she had im­ agination, studied foods and hss done ■ great Job. She told me, "Insects cat much clean­ er food than chickens." And when a customer Is a bit re­ luctant to buy, she opens the can and cats some, which is convincing. Of all the 3,000 odd fooda and rare tilings in the department, Mra. Haines ■ays she likes Mexican fried worms the best. "They taste Just like a crisp potato chip." 1 find that mature woman really think about their work and find ways to improve their Jobs, They arc really in­ terested. Tomorrow — "D ear Edylh Thornton McLeod" fore one. No m stter how In­ tensely we believe w* lore tha person, we've discovered that our affections are sub­ ject to change. We've out­ grown our childhood'* intense attachments to our parents; our "best" friends have come and gone and so usually have other people we thought we loved. Before the ceremony which commits us to lifelong fidelity to one person, we are understandably anxious about our nhility to make good on the pledge. If a t the point where we are considering the pledge, the person demands advance assurance th at we'll never change, wo foresee, not mar­ riage to somebody who trusts herself to deepen our love but a life sentence to suspi­ cion, jealousy and restriction. We literally foresee tha "ball and chain." Reasonably enough, we will run for our tivea. I t’s easy for mo to tell you that the problem is that you confuse youraelf with your mother—a lot easier than it will be for you to know it. But you must try to begin to see how your inability to ■eparate your life from her life is what dooms you to her experience, loss of a husband. It is that certainty of “suf­ fering" which bus compelled you to try to force advance pledges of loyalty from thla man you any you "love." I don't wonder he'si angry. I f you enjoy confuting youraelf with your mothur, hs do*o not enjoy being confused with your father. I wish you could begin to regard this confusion of your­ self with your m other as a weakness to get -over instead of using it to arouss your man's sympathy. If y o u would try to become your own self—a woman willing to tru st her value to de«p«n love that la fe lt for her— you couldn't keeg) him sway. But he doesn’t w ant to ba married to miiplciouenesat pity and its endless claims to comfort, reassuBsnca snd re­ compense. Nonef of ua w ant marriage to auch exhausting greediness. II o f J v 4 tirx rf R ID ! -IN TMI ATRf TONITE THRU SAT. Giant 3 Fentur* Show vm ADMISSION PER $1.00 CARLOAD 7:15 Only Audi* Murphy fn "RIDE A CROOKED TRAIL" Western Action In Color 9:00 Only Winner . . . . Parent's Magazine Family Award MedsL LIKE ROBINSON CRUSOE . . . She Lived And Ineredibl* Adventure on a Lost Island r THIRD BIO W E E K l' Wall Disney's MARY POPPINS In Technirolnr AT 3:16 - 4:54 7:23 - 3:53J NOMINATED FOR 13 ACADEMY AWARDS iRitz NOW SHOWING Will It conquer the WORLD . . . drstroy it! or Island Dolphins HEY KIDS! Start Saving CASTLE FARMS Bottle tops NOW for the TOY AUCTION coming Soon a t this theatre. ^ u ^ C O L O lfl 3rd Feature 11:04 “ TOl’K API" P t'ler Ustinov Melina Mercouri . Color GATOR! S e o t f S v I _Lawn and Garden-— Specialists ............V T ----- --------- ----- FRID A Y F. N. 12:00-12:29 A rt E n r i c h m e n t 12:29-12:10 K l n d s r t l m o 12:20-1:19 Q u e s t 1:20-1:98 F . i p l o r l n g S elen e* (9-9 ) 1:48-2:18 Queet VTR ‘BiSSifccK THURSDAY ^ S:tS (1) (9) 1:11 ( f | T ie r ( I I (I) T ilt ( I) 7:19 (9) 7:11 I t ) 7:11 ( t ) (I) T:W ( I ) S;0S ( I ) N e w * Bporla, W e a ­ th er ( I ) N ew sline ( ! ) N e w s r n p e C o n t. *;M ( i l H u n l l e j r - D r i n k ley (l> N e w # — W a l t e r C r o a k lta ( I ) list M sslereoa TltS ( t ) O l e n n U s e r s * (1 ) K I M s m i a ■ :S# (l> I t u n t l n a A r i a h l a g S :tt 7:10 <9> J n n n y q u e s t lilt ( ! ) I t a n l e l [In one |S ) T h s M im sl-ra t:9 t 1:00 | l ) I’e r r y M e so n ( I ) D o n n a Deed l:!l 1:10 (1) D r K i l d a r e {») My T h r e e S e a t lilt 1:00 ( • ) P a s s w o r d ( • ) llew ltehed 10:99 1:10 (tl ll-tael And a trademark that means Is what niakss a boy look twice ecroes a crowded room. So, first check your packeging. Are you nest and eleanT If you wear makeup, la It applied artiatically T Do you overdo It? (Many boys say th at most girls do.) How about your halrT Do you keep it fragrant, combed and ihiny? How’s your weight? (This Is import­ ant!) If you're too fat, ailm down. I f your looks are all right, what about your per­ sonality? As I say In my book, DEAR TEENAGER, ''Personality l i n t Just ths ability to chatter away and say things th st will keep your friends amused. Per­ sonality starts INSIDE you. It's a genuine interest in othsr people. It's being sble to see someone etse's point of view. It's Inner warmth and a pleasant disposition evan under the most trying circumstances. Personality Is extending your hand in friendship in a way that silently says, 'I like you.' I t’s ths smile on your fsca and the twinkle in your eye. The people with per­ sonality sparkle and bubble so naturally that you can’t tell where personality ends and charm and good looks begin." Do you make a boy feet comfortable In your pres­ ence 7 Are you too quiet? If ao, read more. Then youll have more to talk about. If he’s quiet, keep the conversation going. If he’a chatty, keep atill and let him entertain you for a while. (x)& Jhe Cdojmn: K w it \ | B o n u s ^ 5 0 5 ] l« 5 . 9 5 Bag A&a g FRIDAY SATURDAY APRIL 8-9-10 . Dawn J u. m \\F*rtilir«rJ COOL, COLORFUL COMFORT! Builder \ \ ^ _ g 5 Cuahlon-y wide 8aran webbing Is cool, 1b never-fade bright summer colors. One Inch diameter aluminum frames are strong, lightweight, easy to fold . . * weatherproof 1 Bag Deluxe Aluminum Folding $3 95 REG. IL N MATCHING Chaise.* 9 > Q a M o lft F U R N I T U R E 95 l i t W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD ANFORD HOE S ter w. 1st sr. fa n in A 822-3071 GATOR Lumber Cosh and Carry 6 Ace Hardware 700 French Ave. Ph. 322-7121 �After Prom Breakfast Honors Lyman Seniors rMRS. DON MOUNT, president of the Young Women's Club of South 'Seminole, presents $100 check to Jim Hunt, president of the Society for * w ■ Retarded Children, us n benefit from Fashion Show and Coffee recently a t Mnison ct Janlin. :« Cohtwt BEAU CATCHER rniE D CHICKEN 1 chicken, cut up fur frying Ik cup buttermilk 1 cup flour 2 tips, salt '« lip. pepper 2 tip i, paprika U tsp. leaf thyme 2 Ibsps. dried minced onion 1 allck butler Pip chicken pieres Into hut tcrmllk and then Into a mix turc of flour, lalt, pepper, paprika, thyme and minced onion. Melt butler in a shal­ low baking pan In hot oven )L0R (400 degrees, F.J. Remove baking pan from oven. Ai KIR SHOES pieces of floured chicken arc placed in pan, turn to coat with butter. Then bake akin aide down In a single layer. Brake in hot oven (400 dc shoe si'itvv green) for 30 minutes. Turn chicken. Hake another 30 min ulcs or until tender. • • • DATE CHOCOLATE CHIP mr jmroii count CAKE owmd uciusimr rot l'« cups boiling water h im lumt mat % cup shortening BAKEPATtNTIfATHfl SHCfS LOOKSHAKONtW 1 cup chapped dates AMIN WITH LAOr BROOKE 1 cup sugar PATENT LEATHER SHOE COSUEIIC f f t e c 2 eggs wot coiou* > l"*i. 2 cups sifted flour • i i i m n u • ii-.ii, t» • , i Crvra * Tim Nut 1 tsp. soda • I w k I n n • Jm BI«X tk tsp. salt rn i l-ADT BROOKE PATENTLLATUU j * . 1 Hup. cocoa o ju k u TOPPING 14 cup augar ECKERD It cup chopped nuts Druq Stores G oz. pkg. seml-awect choco­ late pieces Just in time |for EASTER. . . Ti Know Whaf? We’re Happy! We Have A New Business Home And A Brand New Printing Press. Aiken Advertising Agency (Hick Aiheu • Owner) Business Card* Letterheads Statement* Yearbook* Stationery Informal* Tickets • Church Bulletin* 110 8. Palmetto Ave. Downtown Sanford 322-5434 (tff.it and Lettarpresa Printing Pour boiling water overj 2 cups salad oil dales in small bowl. Cool. sauce for dipping Cream shortening and sugar. Cul beef into 4, -inch cubes. Add eggs and beat well. Sift Carefully trim off all fai and Hour with soda, salt and co­ connectiva tissue. Place meat coa. Add to shortening mix in bowl and refrigerate. Prelure alternately with data pare • sauce for dipping. mixture, adding the dry In About 30 minutes before serv­ gradients first and last. Pour ing, heat togsther in a sauce­ hitler into 13 by 8tk by 2 pan the butter and salad oil. inch pan (bottom rubbed with When the mixture bubbles shortening). F o r topping, and begins to brown, pour it sprinkle augar, nuts and cho­ into a 3-qt, fondue dish. (If colate piecai over batter. you do not have a fondue dish, Hake In a 330 degree oven for brush the prepared butter and 33 minute*. oil over the beef cubes and I got to (ample thi* cake then pan or ovsn broil. Serve and It wee limply delicious. on a hot platter with wooden You will really Ilka It. picks for ease of dipping into sauce.) The hot fat should not LITTLE PIZZAS be more th in 2 inches deep. 1 pkg. (Ilk lb.) brown and Plica it on tha stand and light serve eauiage links cut In­ cannad hsat. When fat begins to penny-ilied piece* to bubble Invita each guest to l pkg. refrigerator blaculte spaar a cube of beef with fondue fork or bamboo stick Ik can tomato paste and lower it into the hot fat. Oregano 1 cup sbreddod sharp Cheddar Fry 3 to > minutes. Push m ist off fork onto individual plate. chceie Roll each biacult out to Dip into sauce of your choice. about 4 inches round. Place SOUR CREAM on baking iheet. Spread bis­ CURRY SAUCE cuit surfaces with tomato paste. Sprinkle with Oregano. 1 cup dairy aour cream Add pieces of sausage, about H to 1 tip. curry powder 6 to rich biscuit. Sprinkle 1 tsp. prepared horseradish with cheese. Bake In 430 de­ H tsp. sugar gree oven for 3 minutes. Serve V4 lap. iilt paprika hot, • • • Blend all ingredients togeth­ PRANK AND BEAN BOATS er except paprika. Chill. Place in small serving bowl 1 lb. MO) franks and sprinkle lightly with pa­ '* stick butter prika. 2 tbjps. prepared mustard • • • 2 cupa shredded iharp Ched­ BACON DRESSING FOR dar cheese VEGETABLES ID alters cucumber pickles 2 cans Boston style beans, 14 lb. bacon, cut Into 1-Inch squares drained 1 tbip. finely chopped onion 1 medium onion, chopped Ik cup vinegar 1 lb. loaf Vienna bread 3 slices American cheese, cut !* cup water 1 tbip. brown auger Into quarters Soften butter in ■ large salt and pepper Brown baeon lightly in skil­ mixing bowl; add mustard ■nd mix well. Add shredded le t Add onion and cook over qh?esj!. bsapi ^nd-QiUno. Mix Jo»r_b* it-tin tiL len d er. Add, -re­ well. Cut bread into halvei maining ingredients. Simmer lengthwise. Open loaf end 5 minutes. Serve hot over hot place halves on a baking cooked vegetables such as sheet. Spread each with the green beans, broccoli or 11ms cheese mixture. Place on baana. Makes i»k cups. • a • broiler rack 6 inches from beat aourcc. Broil about S HAM-SPAGHETTI SKILLET minutes. Split franks almost 2 cup* diced cooked ham or ia half lengthwise, Plaee 3 picnic ham split franks, cut (Ida up, os 3 tbip*. fat each half loaf. Top with Vi cup chopped onion cheese squares and picklaa. 14 cup chopped green pepper Broil 4 to 3 minutes longer. 1 clove garlk, minced Cut and serva ImmadJataly. 1 lb., 3 os. can cooked torn*Serves 10. e e • • oi. spaghetti BEEF FONDUE 1 cup shroddad sharp theddar cheese beef chuck or sirloin stsak I sticks butler I tap. salt Spin Drying Washer Waiheo 24 Iba. of Clothes la 10 Minute* No Plumbing Needed CQMVIRTIILB DEMONSTRATIONS ALL DAY FRIDAY 20” x 32” * 16” AUTHORIZED HOOVER SERVICE AND PARTS I t §990$, 99 H Sweeps. 9$ If Ch$mt * 15 9 9 5 FREE BOMB COMPACT! BerrieHostess To Promenaders By Margaret Coshy sters gathered at the Berrie home for more dancing and refreshment*. There wae a bountiful buf­ fet tahle which only upper­ classmen know how to han­ dle. It was laden with a va­ riety of sandwiches, deviled eggs, dips, chip* and hits, a frosty bowl of punch a papermachr globe topped with a morter board and, of course, the prom cake. The rake wna white D ott­ ing decorated in the school color*, blue and gold. There were several dolte on the cake, the glrla dressed In blue and yellow formula ami the boys In dinner jarkcle. There were gold roaee and Mls« Sandy Berrie, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. 31. K. Berrie, of 30 North Devon Avenue, North Orlando, en­ tertained Saturday night at a party at her parents home. Mias Berrie I* a senior at Lyman High and waa a moat charming and stunning hos­ tess in her empire-pink for­ mal gown and shimmering deep rich red treaaes. Her escort, At Cantrell of Mait­ land, aaslitrd Mias Barrie in entertaining some 15 friend* and school associates. Before attending the Poly­ nesian Prom, Mr. Cantrell and Miss Berrie, together with Miss Marleen Hall and Mr. Chuck Hehmond, of Win­ ter Park, dined at the Sky­ line Reitaurant In Orlando. After the affair the young- ‘'Lyman Prom—1065" was inscribed In blue. Guests included Alias Mar­ leen Hall and Chuck Rehmond; Auora MacDonald and John Masclontonl; Diana Kil­ mer and Mike Sewell; Ginger Yearkk and John Stuart; Vicky Malanl and Mark Fnuti; Carol Tipple and Bill Fund nnd Frank Baltantine. Italf-Crwt Coins The United States once had half-rent coins. Starting In 1TD3 and continuing Inter­ mittently until 1857, a total of nearly 8 million half-rent coin* were struck by the Phil­ adelphia mint. Capri Planning Gala Fete After MISS SANDY IlKItltlK am! her escort, Al Can­ trell of Mnitluml, prepare to receive guests at S a n ity 's home following L.vnmn Junior-Senior Prom. Deltona Personals By Mildred Haney Robert Haney, a patient at Ormond Beach Hospital, is getting along nicely anil ex­ pect* to be home this week. He appreciated very much the beautiful flowers and cards he received while he was ill. Residents of Hartley Ave­ nue were sorry to learn that Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Heed are returning to Michigan. We hope that Vera's health will Improve rapidly an that they may come back to Deltona and our beautiful Florida sun­ shine. Melt fat In a large heavy skillet. Panfry onion and green pepper* until tender. Add ham and brown lightly. Add garlic and tomatoes. Cov­ er and cook over low heat 30 minutes. Cook spaghetti ac­ cording to directions on pack­ age. C o m b i n e spaghetti, cheese and salt with ham mixture in aklllei. Continue cooking uncovered about 10 minutes. Serves 8. • • 0 PORK CHOPS IN SOUR CREAM GRAVY 4 pork chops, K inch thick 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms 2 thipi. hotter 1 tsp. salt U tsp. pepper ** tip. water tk Up. W o rce stersh ire sauce] 2 ihsps. flour ■i cup water '» cup water cup dairy sour cream paprika Brown mushrooms in butter in a heavy skillet. Remove mushrooms and add pork chops. Brown well on bolh aides. Season with salt nml pepper. Add tk cup water, Worcestershire s a u c e and mushrooms. Cover tightly and simmer over low heat 40 min­ utes. Remove chops in a plat­ ter and keep warm while pre­ paring gravy. There should be about Ik cup Juice* with the mushroom* in the skillet. MU flour and remaining tk cup water and add to juices. Cook, stirring constantly, until mix­ ture tide kens. Reduce heat end simmer 3 minutes. Stir in sour cream. Serve at once over pork chop*. Sprinkle with paprika. Serves 4. • • • Dom Pattlluccl has an­ nounced the Capri Restaurant will remain open all night Saturday, April 10, for the benefit of all promenaderi at­ tending the Seminole High School Junior-Senior Prom. A leading orchestra will provide music for dancing and a special floor show is be­ ing planned far this particular night. Absolutely no alcoholic beverages will be served. So all you guyi and dolls don't have to retreat from the fair city to have your special night. Plan now to enjoy the treats the Capri has In (tore for you after the prom. ORIENTAL BAKED I’OllK TENDERLOIN 1 lo Uk lb. pork tenderloin 2 Ibsps, soy sauce 2 Ibsps. sugar ground pepper Cut pork tenderloin into 8 pieces. Combine soy sauce, sugar and pepper. Four aaure over meat and stir until pieeoi are well coated. Keep In refrigerator 2 lo 3 hour*. Spread pork tenderloin pieces Ir. a shallow baking pan Pour the extra saure over the meat. Bake in u slow oven 1325 degrees) about 1 hour Turn or stir pork 2 or 3 times during roasting so the meal bakes in the sauce. To serte, spoon sauce over the meat. Congratulations and "Good Hunting SEE IT DEMONSTRATED FRIDAY • APRIL 9 JUST A R R IV ED FAST! Miss Sandy SH S Jr.-Sr. Prom By Mre, H. L, Johnson • • • • • • • April 8, 1068 — Paw 8 By Jnne rai< flh«trj A group of Lyman High School Senior* wnn feted at an after prom breakfast by Ur. and Mr*. Eugene Bothell and Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Milwee Sunday morning at the Mllwee home on Warren Street, Longwood. The table centerpiece wai In the graduation motif and g u tite enjoyed a hearty breakfait of orange juice, bacon and egg*, toait, sweet rolli, coffee and milk. Thoae attending the breakfaet were Lynn Bauman, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Bothell, Keith Salmi, Tom Mllwee, eon of the host*, Libby Sherwln, Roberta Carroll, Tom Bryan, Robert Baird, Barbara Ellii, Jo Ann Chubb, and Tom Mloduckl. After the breakfait the young people left for a day at New Smyrna Beach, m w m aksA A he Cooking school last rek lure drew a lot of atration. I enjoyed it very |uch myself. .had quite a few calli after wai over from homemakers iking me to put the recipes the Comer for the benefit those who did not Ret to end. I'll give the favorite OxnfnrB Errs!? ■hr ’C ja JV ts riti'A This Sole nl LIMITED SUPPLY in your 11th Annual Bombing Derby FLORIDA S T A T E B A N K MEMOIR MAC. DOWNTOWN BANPOBD *334144 200 West 1 st S t 822-1611 » P1NECBEST 8BOPPKB A U a | W irt North Of ttlh ftt Or Fnack A t* �t 4 mmmmm I I IM (J Pace 10 — April 8, 1998 lyman King And Queen Crowned At Festive Prom Serving on the committee [ olyn Durak, Mra. Jean Bower, By Jana CaaaelWrry I the popular Mark Wayne | commHteea for the prom were I manta; Tom McLaughlin, enPooular Lvman Hlah School Steve Grlmwood, decoratlona; tertalnment. a n d N a n c y of faculty advliora were Sal John Blair, Walter Diurua J , 0„ , J | « r C . Z . W dl Lyman junior, who headed | Carolyn T h o m a a , rcfreah-] P a y n Q o « t l o ^ ^ ^ M Manfre, chairman; Mra. Car- and W. B. Sche'ibel. WIGS Chuck Wagner, were crown- " ™ ...............- ’ ' ' ': ' in troducing A m erica'a n e w est • PERSONALITY, •• •. Ly- Prom held the lew BET AND CLEANED The new Itself of ezand a otic flower* ham boo SETTING ONLY I 3 .5D \ W JH 0 tophomore anusher* and punch, SHAPING EXTRA JB cf l Smooth, smart, the soft sabot ...an d just H.t# in FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4915 ahlrta Betty Anne's Hair Styling Baton 2201 8. Park Ave. ^m-"~ and white ahorta and the girt* Kay They pre» Mntcd each gueal with a gaily colored Id at the door. Floatmg candle* were placed 00 each table, Entertainment and music for by > I I I |! I Wing along, sing along in this classic strap, superb in fit, in flattery, la fashion finesse. All this • • • and it ' pam pers your budget tool ‘ -: ' ? ![■ i jIv&yA Shoe Store EXTRA BIG SAVINGS DOWNTOWN SANFORD ) SOPHOMORES DAVID BUCKNER, Limln Cote, nnd Suzanne Adkins dressed in Hawaiian attire were among those serving refreshments at the Lyman High School Junior Senior Prom held Saturday night at the now Maitland Civic Center. ✓ 'V DC TO s w im s u it s s o *o COCKTAIL * SPRING o DRESSES B o u n c in ' b u n n i e s JIFFY GAMMAGE and Chuck Wagner were crowned with wreaths of tropical flowers after they were chosen queen and king of the Lyman High School Junior Senior Prom Saturday night. UP TO ONE RACK LADIES' DRESSES fir SUITS off Playgirl FASHIONS PERN PLAZA 8U-35IS Cotton, Nylon, Rayon, Wool Sizes 3 - 15, 8 - 20, 12 Vi to 24 '/j Values to $39.95 PERN PARK Now “AUTO SHOW” SPECIAL! *3 • *2 4 ” ,o • • • • CHILDREN’S DRESSES NORITAKE CHINA Cottons and Rayons Sizes 1 . 3, 3 • fix, 7 • 14 Values To 910.95 45 PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 REG. $49.95 VALUE Now LYMAN STUDENT COUNCIL president, Dan Casselberry, helps his date, Ann Truwick, pul on her Hawaiian lei a t prom. SPECIAL 3 DAYS *1 " to * 6 98 U>OC Mr. and Mra. llarry Adama of Marcrlla Road entertained frlcndi at dinner tlila pail week from Parkridgr, 111. Mra. Nettle Darhn and aon, fashions with a Mr. and Mra. A. Brocknrr a visit wllh friend* in Winter ol Torrento Drive had ai tlioir Haven and Vcro Beach this weekend guest*, Mr. and Mra. past week. A. Raiamuiacn, of Dumont, Mr. and Mra. Charlton N. J. Cleveland of Palmira Hoad Mr. and Mra. Prank Canon entertained their daughter, of Houston, Tcxai, are the Mra. Florence Owena, of Lt. Col. and Mra. Harold P. guesta of Mr. and Mra. Oscar Holly Hill, nnd giandchilWill, of Naranja Road enter­ dren, Lynne and Mark. Auguatlnc of Shell Itoad, tained Edwin E. Breen of Wealville, N. J., en mute to Mr. nnd Mr*. Harold Fan­ Moving lo DcLand in thr Miami. near fill lire will lie Mr. and ning of Dc Leon Drive cele­ Mra. Lee Sprague of Lake brated hii Hat birthday on Douglaa Blair, ion of Mr. Drive who have mid their Friday with a dinner party and Mra. Martln nialrj O/ .Fl- home.. »n'l .w ill. move J n tn .a n .*!_ .th e.. PjcBm x . JlrlUuwnL with Major Frank Weiner dorado Drive, celebrated hit apartment. d ie t.) of Indian River. firat birthday In DeUary this pait wrek with 1 family din­ Mr. and Mra. Sidney Swal­ Mr. and Mra. V. R. Sheldon ner party. low, of Bayou Villa, enjoyed ItnbcH, and M il, Helen Simon of Sturgeon Day, Wiic. Alio Mr. and Mra. Krnnrlh Mur­ phy of Elmira, N. Y., and Thomaa Duffy of Brooklyn, N. Y-, were gucsla. I O Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed LYMAN SENIORS attending prom were Pam Eldridge and Frank Renew, Senior Class president, and Tom Mil wee and Liz Shcrwin. O N LY! DOWNTOWN BANFORD 1 ' M admUawi hi iZVZNTEIK*MADEMOIBILLE* GLAMOU1 . # ONE RACK I. of Jacktnnvllle visited Dr. and Mra. Jamea Aakew of Azalea Drive and Dr. W. C. Klett of Dclmar Lane, friend, he had not seen for yeara, now living In DcBary, 110 E. 1st 8treet SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS > i 0 ( t> 1 SHOPS FOR THE "LADIES” IN THE FAMILY. . . . . . . . HATS, SHOES, PURSES, GLOVES, flair! DRESSES IN TH E NEWEST Our outstanding selection of Easter fashions offor that "little something" extra that promises to make you a standout in the Easter fashion parade. 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The date for the next bustness program meeting was changed to Tuesday, May 4th a t 8:00 p. m. in order to clear the calendar for a series of •tudy on the book "Genesis," to be conducted by the Rev. Robert Jenkins, pastor of First Methodist Church. Election of officers for the 1065-66 year was held as fol­ lows: president, Mrs. Richard Brer-re; vice president, Mrs. J. O. Marr; recording secre­ tary, Mrs. Andrew Crocker; treasurer, Mrs. Robert HenBett; memberslp cultivation •ecretary, Mrs. John H. Hires J r .; spiritual life cultivation secretary, Mrs. James M. Leonard, missionary educa­ tion secretary, Mrs. J . F. Smith; secretary of publics* tions, Mrs. Russell Gill; secre­ tary of campus ministry, Mil. Harry Klay; secretary of christion social relations, Mrs. R. E . Welch; local church activi- Banfnrb April 8. 1985 — Page 11 frralb Miss Linda dcok W A , tie* committee, Mrs. Jack Rossman. chairman and Mrs. Lam ar Williams and Mrs. Roy Wall; Joy Circle chairman. Mrs. William Rape; Lydia Cir­ cle chairman, Mrs. J. H. Pow­ ell and nominating committee. Mrs. J. F. Smith. Mrs. John A. Williams and Mrs. James Griffin. A beautifully inspiring East­ er program entitled. "It Is My Son." was presented with Mrs. Jam es M. Ix-onanl as narrator. Mrs. J. 11. Powell and Mrs. William Rape 'ook part in the dramatic portion, and Mrs. Robert Bennett sang a soprano solo and provided background music on the or­ gan. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Adcock of Sanford, announce the engagement a n d ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Linda Fay Ad* cock, to Wayne Russell Keel­ ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old R. Keeling, also of this city. The lovely bride-elect was born in Cocoa and was a 1964 graduate of Seminole High School. She presently is a t­ tending Jones Collrgb, Jack­ sonville. where ahe is major- Most economists agree that healthy share of the $20 a month »»' 4 on the average to family ..iconic by the '64 tax cut went to repay debts and increase family savings and insurance. /Miss Sandra Corbett Feted With Pre-Nuptial Shower Mrs. Bonner Carter and Miss Ellen Carter were hos­ tesses at their Sunland Drive home for a shower for Miss Sandra Corbett, bride-elect of Glenn Crews. Mrs. Paul Crews, Mrs. M. J . Corbett and Mrs. Jean Hayes won ihc prizes for the bridal games which were played. An arrangement of white petunias and orange blossoms decorated the refreshment ta ble and crystal candelabra with white tapers and punch bowl were used. A sweet course with punch, nuts, mints and tasty crackers was served. Wedding rings were used as favors. The Herald welcomes all Those invited to be with aoclal news with the foL Miss Corbett were her moth lowing regulations eitaber, Mrs. M. J. Corbett; Mrs llfhed: Bessie Crews and Mrs. (ieor 1— Photograph and cov­ ge Haines, mother and grand­ erage requests should be mother of the groom-elect; made three daya prior to Mrs. Paul Crews and Mrs. event. Frances Kalcei. 2— Engagement a n d Also Mrs. Robert Gctman, wedding forma are avail­ Mrs. S i g n e Ilutner, Mrs. able to be accompanied by Marge White, Mrs. Carol photo four days before Dandridgc, Mrs. Allan Albers, announcement. Mrs. Jean Hayes and Mrs. 3— News may be sub­ Lucy Spcrduti. Also the Miss­ mitted a t office, via mail es Betty Corbett, Grace Mid­ or phone for short notices. dleton, Theresa Baker, Mar­ Typewritten accounts in tha Cook, Donna Sandagc and lower case double spaced Linda King. are expedited mure quick­ ly. Names should be print­ The Deafness Research ed In manuscript reports. Foundation u r g e s hard-of4— Personal black and hearing person* to consult an white photos and negatives otologist before Investing in are acceptable. any commercial hearing pro­ 6—Photos made by Her­ ducts. ald staff may be duplicat­ ed a t nominal cost. The American Homo Eco­ Darla Williams nomics Association estimates Society Editor that the nation will have 50 322-2611—City ir.Hiiun .Tioie /sThliy members 425-6038—County than now by 1980. Social News Regulations Keeling Engaged . ing in Secretarial Automation. Her (lance was born in Bry­ an. Tex., and was graduated from Seminole High School with the d a is of 1162. He at­ tended St. Johns River Junior College, Palatka, and Orlando Junior College. He presently is employed with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ComP«ny. Complete wedding details will be announced at a later date. Eva Bess BEAUTY SHOP Comer Oek ft Commercial Newly Modernised ■ e i m e u ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY f W SEE THE AUTO SHOW AND BRING THE FAMILY TO PENNEYS! Personals By Jane Casselberry Mr. amt Mrs. Htynn Hciker of Northmoor Rd. have as t h e i r guest, her father, Groigr Sanborn of Redondo Beach, Calif., who is here for two week* visit. MISS LINDA FAY ADCOCK The Garden Club Of DeBary To Tour Biblical Gardens By Mrs. John I>rone The DeBary Garden Club met at the Community Center April 2 for the regular meet­ ing. Mrs. Preston Mrliran presided with reports given by the treasurer, Mrs. P. Pctett and the secretary, Mrs. Jam es Duffy. Mrs. E. Shoptaugh stated the group will tour the Bibli­ cal Gardens, leaving the Com­ munity Center at 9:30 a m., April 23. Mrs. Jam es Richards, llor ticulture chairman, s p o k e briefly on fertilizing and u a tering. A resume of a recent trip along the proposed barge ca­ nal route was given by Mrs. James Sims, with Mrs. I.ynn Reed giving a report on the recent plant sale. The new slate of officers to be installed at the May meeting are president, Mr*. Preston McBcan; first vice president, Mrs. 11. V. 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Real valuel • Nylon Half Lining In Coat • Light and Darka • Blaaa 11 T# M • Dacron • Rayon 84.98 98 3 - 5 98 �m w o i OTIfr •■ n lo rB Pane 12 — April 8, 1968 frn lB Mrs. William Eggers Heads CTP By J am Casselberry Officer* fo r tho coming j r u r were elected by the Council of Teeehen end ParenU a t South Seminole Elen e n te ry School T u e s d a y Bight. Elected were Mrs. William Eggers, president; Mrs. Al­ len Ostrow, first vice presi­ dent; Mrs. John Van Eepoet, second rice president; Mrs. John E. Perry Jr., recording secretary; Mrs. Robert Carrick, treasurer, and Mrs. Richard Webber, correspond­ ing secretary. Installation of officers will taka place a t the May 4 meeting. Ways and means chairman Mrs. Eggers announced plans for the Spring Festival set EIGHT-HOUR course in brush fire fighting is being offered in DeBary for Saturday, April 24, 1-8 for volunteer firemen throughout the area. Officials present for the p.m. Among the attractions opening session a t DeBary Fire Hall were (left to right) DeBary Chief scheduled for the fund rais­ .Jack Lambertson, Lake Helen Chief James Corrigall, Deltona Chief R. ing event are a fish pond, G. Kaufmann, Instructor Richard Evans of Ocala Fire Ranger Service, eaka walk, country store, Orlando Ranger Walter Boatwright and Volusia County Ranger Art pony ride, hay ride, fortune Holmes of DeLeon Springs. (Middleton Photo) teller, movies, apron lady, and dart game. C. M. Harp, principal, an­ nounced a proposed change In the county schools mov­ ing the grading period from six to nine weeks in order to give the teaehers a chance to broaden and diversify units of study and take emphasis off grades. The pre-school readiness clinic held at South Seminole for the third year has drawn favorable attention in other areas of the state. Harp read a letter from the super­ intendent of e l e m e n t a r y schools in Lee County ask­ ing for information on the program in order to start one similar In his county. Following the b u s i n e s s meeting an area dentist and mamber of the CTP, Dr. Howard A. Oser, presented an Interesting program on dental health. He showed Slides In conjunction with his talk illustrating v a r i o u s types of dental problems in children, ROBERT 8UI.OUFF, manager of Sanford’s T h • attendance awards Food Fair, Ib shown presenting a General Elec­ wsnt to Mrs. Wanda Jones’ tric portable television set to Mrs. Ricbnrd second grade and Mrs. Annell Zelley, of Cbuluotn. Mrs. Zelley won tho set in Clark’s fourth grade. Food Fair’s “Treasure Chest” promotion. The CTP sponsored hnm 2211 Grapeville Ave. dinner held prior to the .122-0886 3 INDICTED meeting was s success. 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A ir, WW, Spotless Blue' M • BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS �It has been four years since Pres, ident Kennedy called on “all the peo­ ple of the hemisphere to join in a new Alliance for Progress—Alianza para el Progreso—a vast, co-opera­ tive effort, unparalleled in magni­ tude and nobility of purpose . . to awaken Latin America's long-dorm­ ant economic potential. puring that time the Alliance, or Alianza, has been reported dead, missing in action or never reported for duty in the first place. But while the fine vision of the late president has yet to be translated into reality, the Alliance is still alive and far from being just another noble exper­ iment. One of the first tangible results of the Alliance is a joint effort just launched by four countries — Co­ lombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. They have established a marketing and product development center in New York to sell a variety of handi­ craft and light-industry products of their peoples to the North American and European mnrkcts. Dick West’s "You're Sick! rr A lliance Comes To Life American technical teams hired by the Agency for International Deve­ lopment (AID) and working through the Alliance are in the countries ad­ vising the local artisans and helping them orgnnize producing co-operatives. Each of the countries has set up a national corporation to expedite pro­ duction and shipment of the products. Eventually these corporations will be owned by the artisnns themselves through their co-operatives. The “Products of the Alianza” will be familiar ones, ranging from rugs to exotic alpaca wool to pottery and metalwork fashioned by Indians high in the Andes. The difference will be that while a “campesino" may be following meth­ ods and designs his ancestors used before Columbus, he will now be part of a larger effort that Is boot­ strapping his country, and himself, into a better way of life. The co-operative marketing of lo­ cal handicrafts is a small step, slow in coming, toward prosperity for South America. But it is a step. T he L ighter Side United Frews International WASHINGTON <UFI) — George Adamakl, a Hying saucer watcher from Vista, Calif., came her* thla week and announced that he would hold a new* conference on "people from outer space." I wanted very much tn at­ tend, hut I had already made an appointment to cover the arrival of a royal Peruvian llama who was routing here for an appearance at a fash­ ion show. So I compromised and did both. Adamski, a self-made ex­ pert on unidentified flying objects, showed us some of his latest home movies. They featured dark bloh* darting lurk and forth aerosi the screen. I get a lot of dark Mohs in the movies I take, too, but Adamski said hi* were inten­ tional. He said they were pic­ tures of space ship*. If no, T ow ering Problem The Russians, who can't tolerate any kind of devintionism. have in­ formed Italy that they would be hap­ py to straighten the leanfng tower of Pisa. Their method, the exact de­ tails of which they haven’t disclos­ ed, would involve lowering the foun­ dations of the structure. Italy’s problem is not to straigh­ ten the tower, however, but to keep it from tilting any further. Straight, it’s just another tower. Leaning, It’s a lucrative tourist attraction. But Italy’s troubles in this regard are not confined to Pisa. The famous gondoliers of Venice, whose numbers have shrunk to 400 from a former 10,000 are threatening to turn to mo­ torboats unless the government pays them a promised subsidy. Motorboats, it scents, have taken much of the business nwny from the traditional craft. Worse yet, city of­ ficials claim that their wakes are damaging the city's buildings. It’s not easy being picturesque these days. Phil Newsom Soys Dr. Crone’s Worry Clinic Clarrnre may seem as And this is just as milch a out-of-date as the dodo bird hnbit ns brushing your teeth, to many of you hrreey for you must diligently train young people, but there nre million* of Hlodgy, esrnrut yourself lo do so, or you'll men (and women) who are lapse back into your stodgy, no habituated lu th ru |r*y. intrnvcrtive self. rhnlugirat blindness, that a "What can I prnlie her prreonal compliment srrma for?" (’larmier began. shockingly forward or even "Well," I replied, “how "frenh." Hut they ran nllrr about her teeth 7 Or dimples, their personality rather if any? Or hair or artistic fingers, shapely ankles, pret­ was the first of its kind since quickly. CASE V-458: Clarence (1., ty frock, etc?" Communist take-over of the sled 28, was the intrnvcrtive lie nodded guileful assent, China mainland. The succession of events engineer who rated an “ K" us if hr were making a uni­ was a special embarrassment on his fiisl dute with Mnrgy. que woi Id discovery. For introverts are psychol­ For Clarence spent the en­ to the Soviete einee they co­ incided with the dismal fail­ tire evening telling Margy ogically blind! They tend lo live inside their own skulls. ure of • Moscow “ unity" con­ how to build bridges! She deserved an "A," howAmi introverts are simply ference originally designed to ever, for she gave him rapt people whose surroundings re-establish Soviet leadership attention and thus made him have not furred them to pay of world communism. feel so important thnt he told attention to human hem**. For the United States, the me she was a smart gill. Thnt means their dni|«over-all effect was of special Hut Mnrgy considered him work prol,nhly involved book­ significance. rather stuffy ami aelf-criit- keeping or accounting, chem­ Obviously It was to United ered. istry, rnrjientry, farming, rnStates advantage to forestall Girts, the licit nf men nre gineri ing, ele., where they If possible joint action by the about 80 per cent self-renter- dealt with inanimate objects. Soviets end Chinese in Viet rd, anyway, hut you deserve Over the years, therefore, Nam. at least !!0 per rent of their they have learned to live in Thus it was poaaihlr to nttrntlon. their own menial world while question U, S. political wis­ Ro I urged Clarrnre to Join working, relatively detached dom In launching the Feb. 7 my ‘‘C o m p l i m e n t Club" from other human beings. U. S. sir attack against North wherein you nre to pay thiee They often have what 1 Viet Nam at tha same tlma sincere roniplinienla |w-r day term a "one-track" mind. Soviet Premier Alexei Kosy- for flO consecutive days They ran't stretch their gin was on a visit to the This i* quite a strain on imaginations enough to as­ North Vietnamese capital of shy, timid or self-centered sume they are perrhrd on a introverts for they haven't tree looking hark down at Hanoi. Momentarily, at least, it developed the hnbit of turn­ themselves here on earth and furred the Russians into a ing their attention oulwatd thus observing their own lie. Iiavlnr. position identical with that of on other people. This a fh(*jy ttlfpw*) »>yv*«rw/j._— the Rcij rh i C.-irenc* tried Rut the Chinese themselves ths many virtue* and talents tn apply tha “Compliment Club'’ Idea have mads ft clear they in of their companions Next day he iotd me he had So an in I rove rt like Clar­ tend to become the dominant power in Asia and In demand ence must deliberately teach paid Margy ONE compliment Ing apologies to the Chinese himself thr wise habit of fer­ on their data tha preceding students injured in tha Moi- reting nut giiml points about evening. “ What was i t 7" I asked. cow demonstration they im hie associates. . . Head-On C lash Two recent eventi help to illustrate the complexity of the problem farina Presiilent Johnson In South Viet Nsm. Both beer on the risk that the escalation of tha U. S. military effort in Viet Nam eventually could lead to a head-on clash with the lied Chinese, with the further pos­ sibility that Soviet involve­ ment cculd lead to a world nuclear war. In the one instance, an anti-American demonstration in Moscow failed to follow the script, and Soviet eoliliers and police who finally crushed it broke some Red Chinese heads in tha process. The Chinese follcwed it up with a sharp note nf protest, and in Peking 400 students starred a protest outside the Soviet Kmbassy. The Pcklntr demonstration Herold Area Correspondents Altamonte Sprier* Mrs. Julia Itartaa 838-1318 F surprise Mrs. Ritehlo Harris •88-3834 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Mils* 83B-3S78 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry B38-504B Chuluuta Mrs. Joan Mafia 363-3741 DeBsry Mrs. John LeBft* 665-4881 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Raney (68-3*11 Geneva Mrs. JaAnn Haya 349-487! Lake Mary Mrs. Franre* Waaler 313-8119 Lake Monro# Mra. H. L. Johnson 322-4723 Loagwoed Mr*. Donna Estsa 818-3317 Nw th—Oilandu Mr*. Maryaret Cosby 121-6193 Osteen Mr*. Clarence Snyder 312-4841 Ovieda Mra. Evelyn Lundy 363-3180 QHf* £aufflrii f f r a li Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thura., April 8, 19G5 WAL1KK A- (ilKI.OW. KUITOM ASU MINLieNHH FNAUK VOl.TOl.IUK. tSrvalaOea - avaaeal Haaaeee FALL MHOOKSHIHN Aaaouial* m uu BUKKST ALKXAXUam A 4 v .rtl.li-x E41‘<>r va x r»:t-T U a n s f l n s E d ito r IIUHIV WII.LIAMS eoclstr DOTTIK City A lvarilslaa U s sa a s c ja m a s a u s a i s t a E ditor A t » IIX X itlasee E d it o r rsa p jru v a w .ii C neaiy D lreetee ■or o a s i s U iaaae r w a tte H soSaalcal JSdller Beet m u . T iu c a u r Staff I’hotoirayhor Published dally asoopt Saturday, Sunday s o t Chrtatmaa; pub­ lished Saturday precaadlo* Christmas. atastH iP T iu u m ates is* waak Horn* Dellvary it •NNIXOLK c o t ATT •ah IMS t T«ar s e a a N osik s 1 IS I Heaths ALL OTNKN NAIL • l l . l t 1 fane A.TB S M i l a COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and ualistrd Securities Mutual Fuads S M I M onths , A £ % I i o . .1 ib tY s h lis h a r •< T ha U arald. A*y . . i k l . lo r »*«* » a » re a e c tla a wlU be n i tec daataae* **4e» 1 *• ***• «»»««« «•» - "Well," he said, “I told her the fabric in her dress was of very good quality." Although 1 praised him for this Mtnrter, 1 asked why- he hadn't personalised hi* com­ pliment by telling tier how pretty stir looked in the dress, "Hut, Dr. Crane," he pro­ tested, “ that would be getting too pursonal on short notice, wouldn't it? " However, I reassured him thnt a lireeiy, extrovertive salesman would have been far more personal than that even on the very first dute, which is why women have a weak­ ness for salesmen. For women want words! And salesmen are skillful therewith! (Always write lo Dr. Crane In rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a lung stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 rrnta to rovrr typing and printing rosl* when you send far one of Ilia booklets.) Sen. Tom Whittaker Jr., Tampi'born one-time Marine r e p r e s e mine Hillsborough County In the Florida Legisla­ ture, proposed to a 14-college conference on “ Urbanization and Hcapportlonmcnl," meet­ ing at Hollins College under the auspices of the Florida Center for Education in Poli­ tics, llic drastic restructuring of Florida's Senate by the election of two senators for each Florida congressional district. Meeting court dreisions re­ quiring equal representation, (he Whittaker plan would, un der present ratios of appor tionment, give Florida a Sen ate of 24 members. “The resl snsg in reapport innmcnl session after scss Ion," Senator Whittaker told the conference, “has been Ihe sire and districting of the Sen ate. The time ha* come to move in the other direction." By geography, economic di­ versity. contiguity, compact­ ness and equality, congression­ al districts, Senator Whittaker pointed out, provide both a desirable and convenient sen­ atorial district. Present federal legislation limits the membership of Con­ gress to 433, with the apport­ ionment ratio being 410,two population. According lo this pattern, each of the 24 sena­ tors In the proposed 24 senator Whittaker plan, would repre sent 203,000 persons, Shoutd Florida be allocated new congressional districts after the next census, then the size of the senate would auto­ matically expand. It is quite probable that Florida's growth will result in front two to four more congressional districts. A senate of the size he pro­ poses, sakl Senator Whittaker, would be small enough to provide for deliberation, large enough to ho expressive of varied Interests, and provide a second chamber In the Legis­ lature which would give the "secund sober thought*" so essential to bicameralism. Senator Whittaker, cducatrd at the University of Florida law school, was elected to (he House of Representatives In 1933. Hillsborough County sent him lo the Florida Senat* In 1962. His election to the Housa at the age of 24 came four years after Ihe end of his ser­ vice in the Marine Corps, Florida Senate, et present, has 41 members and aa such stands llth in size in the 50 states which range from 109 in the state of North Daktoa down to 13 in the state of Delsware. o m e sa BLACKBOARDS fM«ri IBatlt* 4•■!»#, Mfcf* t i hatli)p»*ril«. (ft(Hi Win* f**r itUlom WITH a* a bring your proscription ta <R#uwUlttti) (D o i^ k N a tA y M i <D H tl44 PH. 333-0393 DOWNTOWN HANFORD Ph. GA 1-8034 Big Beaus Days Every Month All lavlngi account* oponod, all additions to your account (hat a rt modo by tho 10th • f tho month, oorn dividends from tho lit. Let a Dodge Polara move you devilishly up in class without moving you up a bit in price! fT PA YS TO SA VE WHERE SA V IN G P A Y S ...W IT H US oma* S a 312 WEST FIRST ST. * a o |c t a t i o n SANFORD, FLA SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 W EST l i t STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA >14411 Altar you i n your doctor . . . posed a new act ef conditions which tha Soviets could not accept. In effect, ths Red Chine** have told the Soviets that ro-existenr* within tha Com munfsl world depends upon total surrender to Chinese terms. So long as thess two remain locked in their own pewer struggle neither h si the flexi­ bility it needs to carry on large-scale adventure else­ where. And, for the Soviets, It ba­ ronies possible that even a U, S. pretence in Viet Nam is preferable to a total Chin­ ese takeover. I N I Mooth ALLEN A CO. t ee I MaaU rental **«*lntisaa provida that au ■ all •ahatrtyMeas bs 311 E. LEMON 8T. s advance. _________ LAKELAND, FLA. u .r .ia la S mamase at iba ta u s i Press wbua la aslilted eaduetvely to the use far reyabllealloa ef all the ietal Member; Midwest Stack Each. Bias priated la tbla aaw«t»e«r. Chicago Board af Trade . . . . . miliar ovtaoor *1. »»!» at tha rail baatVTslV*ar'ia. «Vs*r .a. * .t - C .a a ,... - Hares Orlando Sales Representative say m at nr ini, * 4 * 4 - r na*«i****L. el this e d liM • C Y u .r .ia may bs rnyrodased Is say maninr vtlh- MRS. STAN COMSTOCK ■■ "It Is checking Into tha Shorcham Hotel to appear a t a fashion show being held to raise money for charity." "You’re putting us on." "So help me, It'a tha truth. The llama, whosa name i« Sir I.lnncrlot, has Its own private suite. It wears arpega perfume and e a t s w h i t * grapes." "Doe* it m o d e ] s w i m suits?" "No, Thr fashion show la centered around a Peruvian theme. The Itama will merely stand around and listen to a speech by the vice president of the United States." “Isn't that rather crualT" "For the llam a?" “No. For the vice president. The vice president of Mara doesn't have to share th a platform with a llama." “On earth, things ar* dona differently. Thera ar* aven some earthlings who don’t be­ lieve In flying saucers." 24-M em ber Senate Thought For Today The sound of n carefree multi­ tude was with her; nnd with men of the common sort drunkards were brought from the wilderness; and they put bracelets upon the hands of the women, and beautiful crowns upon their heuds.—Ezekiel 2.‘J:42. • • • God must hnvc loved the common people: he made so mnny of them.— Abraham Lincoln. our sister planet* must have some pretty wild driver*. Eithrr that, or Adamski hasn't learned to hold his camera steady. Adamski didn't say what flying saucer* do while on earth, hut I think it is log. iral to assume they also make home movies. Then, when they get hark to Mars, or wherever they come from. I Imagine they hold news runterm ers and show the films to reporters. The screening that Adamski'a counterpart on Mar* held this week may have gone something like this: "Gentlemen, can you see the object In this pirtuir? 'You mean that dark hloh?" “ Yea. Wc photographed It on the planet earth." “What is It? " “It Is a royal Peruvian llama.” "W hat la It doing.' $ « )0 < )fl | �t O aH M lM A lA la . . 3,1.*. H oroscope F o re ca st *C. 4. Fridsy, April *, HM GENERAL T E N D E N ­ CIES: Until NOON you can p u t Into effect the plens that require an understanding of the beat mean* by which to g et Idea* acroaa. Afterward* you have It In your power to ahow your fineat talent* of a personal nature and to charm other* by the magnetic radi­ ation that you put forth. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. ]9) Getting work completed before lunchtime make* po»aible your delving Into crea­ tive things you like later. P ut tho*e fine idea* to work. You can yet wonderful re - 1 suit* by sincere application. | TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Mornlny is the beat part of the day to yarner Informa­ tion you require. Then back horns to show devotion to loved one*. Give aa much asalliance aa you can with dutie*, ate. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Giving attention to bet­ tering financial position Is wise In AM, but later yet togather with partner* and ex­ press ideas. Get itatements In more bu*lntss-llke order. Be eaact. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Being with those who are admiring is necessary to build your mo­ rale during AM so th at to­ night you can V 'u n e aim* with vigor. Plan what you m ust do. Then us* positive approach. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Before lunch Is best time to clear whatever I* not quite right, ao th a t you can have a good time later without worrying. Grow. Express your finest talents In the right circles. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Getting together with pals for the purpose of plan­ ning superior social function, etc. Is best In AM. Know your alms and follow the straig h t course. Then you can have much happiness. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Buslne** m atter* need all of your effort during the day, but tonight social plan* should b* carried out. Di your elvle duty, too. Make new contact* th at are worth­ while. HCORPIO (O ct 28 to Nov. 21) You can expand now by hitting on sdme marvelous Ideas and finding the right persons to help you put them In operation. Some out-oftown visitor can be the lightbearer. Ba quick. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Impress others th a t you are of good consci­ ence and get rid of obliga­ tion in AM. Take a little trip later, even if only through correspondence. Re­ view ideas given by close tie. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan . 80) By conferring with associates in AM, you know w hat la wanted and can then follow thoughts, ideas with precision. Get all in order. Buy loved one a nice g ift In PM. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to F>V J*») Moraine l* N:it time to labor with high efficiency and precision, so th at later you can plan with good friends. Get fellow-workers approval. Be more prosperout* PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Planning early for recre ation then frees your mind fo r the work ahead of you. Accomplish a very great deal. Improving health is wise, too. Have true fun to n ig h t IF Y O U R CHILD IS RORN TODAY, there is much pleasure in store for you as parents with the birth of this child, since he or she will be one of those delight ful little things who must ever be fondled and mad* much of in early life, but a* soon as teen-age is rcachrd, the nature changes and a hu man dynamo Is born. Slant tha education toward tha civ1c life or where entertaining the public is concerned. MThe Klara impel, they da not compel." What you make of your lift la large* ly up to YOU! 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M i n a r e t s p l r l l e — 10c A£t. I. _________ M a in p e r t o f t o w n In t . a k * p er g a l l o n In y o u r c o n t a i n e r . M n r y . IT, 130 l l r o k e r a Coop. E p o x y glue*. U r e t h a n e Var n* 77. 8ituatio« Wasted lahea. P a i n t * . B r u a h a * A R o L iera. T e ll t h e m v e u e e w I t l a T h # FASCO CO R P . 113-1101 3440 H i a w a t h a a t IT-13 S a a f o r d M e rald l 1300 F r e n c h lll-llll 3431 E. H w y . SO PARK. M e d a llio n T YPIBT , K e y * p u n c h o p e r a t o r . RA V E N N A O r la n d o . 173.001! h o m e , I h d rm ., IVt b a t h . C o n ­ Good p e r s o n a l i t y . No c h i c k , t a c t F. W. T a y l o r , * 4 l - * i : i . en. b u t s h a r p A on t h e ball. 1 GIBBON l a r g e Doubt* door Call l i l d l t l P A R K I t l D O B — S U 8 D I VISION T ie f r l s e r a t o r w ith bottom freezer, good r u n n i n g cond- I B o M N O , m y h o m e . J l t - I I I L t B d r m . I B a th . S p a c i o u s , D o u ­ ble O a r a g e . C e n t r a l H eat, | 4 t ! • !4 ” O i r f * Bc hwlnn fettefae tle n guaranteed. B uilt-In K itch en , B r e a k f a s t K.aea. g o o d c o n d itio n , b o th A r e a . L a r g e D i n i n g Ro o m . for HO. 1 P h o t o g r a p h i c F e d . I V C E K I W O R K , l i t - I I I T a f t e r Budded Front Lawn, City eral E n l a r g e r , c o m p let# w i t h I. Ofricai Ill-tlll f e w e r 111.100 — HOP D o w n . ten* Model No. 410. aacrlfloo N i g h t * ; ttt-OTOd H O U S E W O R K . I I M I I I o r U I . O p e n D a l l y , E v t a l n g * 144I I I -0441 s i l e i . Cal) m - I l i l a f t e r 111*. • t t t . I U 4 P a r k D rive I I k Ball-Blair Agency St. Johns Realty $100 D OW N - Payton Realty FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA STEN STR O M REALTY F II A A v A Real E alat* R rokar REALTOR TUl B. P a r k Ill-lit! : IIIIRM. FUIIN ., r l o a e t o U**e, (43 mo. C a ll i : : - ! t l l . l ’N FUIIN . 1 Br. H o u s e W i l l o w , 111.0174, P R I V A T E T r a i l e r Bpac*. I n ­ quire at a u t h r le 'a R e s ta u r ­ a n t for In fo rm . A L ocation o n 11-11 N o r t h o f L a k e M o n ­ ro*. N orth o f At. J o h n s l l r l d t * . ____________ ______ _____ 106. Apartmenin for Kent D O W N S T A IR S F u r n . Apt. 11! till. G a r a g e Apt., F u r n . 111# M a g n o lia . A psiy I I I I 0 W E K K L T , F u r n . 1 Hdrm. Apt . U t l l l t la e fu rn ., I 1 ! - 1 I 3 I 4 ROOM APT. N ew ly d ecorated, w a ll to wall C a r p e t i n g A C a r p o r t * . 40| E. 14th Bt. U N F U R N . 1 Hdrm D u p le* . K i t ­ c h e n E q u ip ., A v ail. A p ril II. Itt-IIll. AV ALON A P A R T M E N T S W. I n d Bt.. 111-1411 F U R N . Apt. Cloe* Cowan. I l l - l l l l . In. J l m m l * W E LA.* A A P A R T M E N T S Y . F i r s t Bt. JIM H U N T Y our E V IN R U D E D ealer I04 I - I E- l i t Ph. l l t - m t $100 DOWN FHA — VA HOMES good 2. t , A I BE D RO O M S 1. 1 H A 1 B A T H S K ITC H EN EQU1PPVD L O W M O N T H L Y PAYM ENTS IM M ED IA TE D E LIV ER Y F o r C o m p ia t* I n f o r m a t i o n Bee o r C a ll Y o u r FHA - VA SALES BROKER W* H a v e T h * H o m e T o r You STENSTROM REALTY lilt 111-1(70 NIGHTS II9-4I3I 171-03(1 11 2-I f l > 111-3(1? 9 SOUTH HKMtNOLB RESIDENTS CALL 838-7201 Senkarik Glass and Point Company Ph. P A R K DRIV E 113-7493 N A T IO N A L t!!-li:i AUto ( l la s a l o p e A S eal Cover* B A N K AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. ^ P O S S E S S I O N ’ 10! W. I n d St. I l l - H i l l A f.l, W O R K OUARANTEKn NEVER A DOWN PAYMENT 123. lloats & Motors DAY A N IT E I H e r a l d w a n t a d a w o r k f o r aa l l t t l* aa t l o a dart ATTENTION TRUCKERS! PRICER BEl/OW INCLUDE FULL RECAP & CASING 8:25x20 ,w„ $38.50 9:00x20 •IHH $43.50 10:00x20 $50.00 10:00x22 $50.00 TIIK AnoVK rRICRS CAKHY A ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE! '80 Renault '59 Char. '59 Fly. •59 Ply. '59 Renault '57 Imperial '57 Hu Irk *38 Char. *58 Line. '59 Pontiac '59 Old a '55 Chrya. *33 Old* •S3 Cadillac 'S3 Ford '35 Cher. '55 Ponllcc '54 Cadillac '56 l)m l|c 53 Old* •58 Cher. '59 Fiat YES! WE DO ACCEPT TRADE-INS! McROBERTS d Ad m TIRE SUPPLY 401 W. FIRST ST. 312-0851 1391 bal. $17 m<v $397 b a l $ 1 1 m o . $191 bal. $11 mo. $299 b a l $14 mo. $199 bal. $11 mo. $381 bal. $1$ m o . $4H1 bal. $21 mo. $ $$ baL $ 4 mo. $ $1 bal. • 4 n o. $399 bal. I l l mo. $391 bal. $14 mo. $ 97 baL I l o a $ $4 bal. $ 2 mm $381 b a l 119 mo. $391 b a l $17 mo. $147 baL $11 mm $297 bal. $11 mm $389 b a l $14 mm $19$ bal. $11 mm $ 9$ bio, $ 4 mm $299 b a l $11 mm $391 b a l $17 m m lUIZ HANFORD A V E . OPEN EVENINGS Sanford, Florida 122-4591 National Hepoaaaaalona lac. 1965 TRIUMPH’S SPORTS CONVERTIBLES 108, Hoorn h For Kent Payton Realty I t l - t l l l 11(0 H i a w a t h a a t I T - II FURN. Ilnu.a, 131.1117 fill E lm ROOMB for Man, 101 M a sn o ll* 111-0730. Av*., KUHN. Room. P v t. m onth, l l l - l l l t . B a th , ■ 'v . wi / .j » Let s Do Business T o g e th e r Property and Sales Broker 111 lilt V A -FH A Management G etaw ay To Th# W a ta r w a r AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 110 M a g n o l ia Ft. FIB ER G LA SS R u n a b o u t w i t h 73 I I P J o h n s o n , E l a s ­ t i c S t a r t e r A c o n t r o l s Cora* p lst* w ith all raq u lro d eq u ip , m ent. S lig h tly used A e x . c e lls n t c o n d i t i o n . W i l l s i c r U flee, c a l l l ! t - l t ( t o r 111 -19 !!, Robson Sporting Goods 104. Trailer Space • Kent 120. Automotive Service E F F . APT. p riv a te balh, s u it­ a b l e fo r C o u p le o r S i n g l e p e r s o n . I d e a l l y lo c a t e d d o w n N E W , u n f u rn is h e d 1 -bedroom tow n. Inquire at M anurl D u p l e x A pi., (Ha h a t h , t e r . J a c o b s o n Dep t. Htore, 111 K. r e * i u floor*, V e n e t i a n blind*, let k itc h e n equipped, w a te r f u r n ­ i sh e d . ! t l - : l l l a f t e r 3 p m . t-RGUMfl, b a l h , n ic e ly F u r n , la r g e porch. Pvt. e n tran ce, F U R N I H I IE I I I b e d r o o m houee. P a r k i n g , I I 0 - I I 0 mo. O r a n g * a d u l t * , no p«la. 111-4031, C i t y , t o ml. f r o m N A.B. l i r a . 1 BE D RO O M F u r n . Iln u ee, (IS Hchulla, M g r. T7 1 -II7 L mo. In clu d e* w a t e r . I13-130T. I i i d r m F u r n . Apt. I I I . m m I B E D R O g M, 1 B a lh . U n f u r n ­ K H a t Ht. R o b e r t A. W i l ­ ish e d b o u se , n ice, c l o s e to liam s i t t . i i i L , t-vd . . . . L A R G E I A I B e d ro o m * Apt*, JOHN SAULS AGENCY •l oTlil.l S a n f o r d Av*., P h . I l l B E A L EOTATE B R O K E R R e a l E s t a t e A s so ciate F U R N I S H E D A p t , w i t h Air U’ ll.I .A M A E P H o K o M U It c u n d l t l o n a d b ed ro o m , (43. I l f 111-7174 D a y l l l . O I I I N ights E. I t h Bt. I 3 I - 3 T I I . I RDR M ., K i t c h e n sq u l p p a d , F U R N . A p t. IIT-3100. 374. n i c e y a r d . I l l - l l l l . ROOM A p t. F u r n . (49 mo i nnnM ! n*tti, family Ronm, 4 3!»T O r l a n d o H r , I T 1 - H 0 I. C e n t r a l h e a t A a i r , 1113 mu.I 1 B d r m . U n f u r n i s h e d . I l l mu. SO U TH W A R D Payton Realty II N E W . F u r n . I B e d ro o m . 1 Hath, l i l t OLDS M O B ILE S u p e r I I . 4 door Baden, Factory Air. 4 m o n th * . Adult*, No p*t». Cond. A h a s t , R a d io , P o w e r A ir C o n d . A v a i l a b l e Ma y 14. B la s tin g A B r a k ts , T inted I l f .4711,____ ____ W in d o w * . E a c a l l a n t a p p e a r s c h a n c l a l C o n d itio n . 102. Mobile llnmea • Sale aCuocn*t aAc t MMrs. llan ry W ard, 111-ITTt E v e . «:00 ti l l 1:00. f . l a n d 1 B e d ro o m a N E W end USED ' l l T R - I w ith R a d io A lfaatar, A w nings A C abana* ax callan t c o n d i t i o n . I I I - I I 4 I Q U A L U 'Y M O B IL E H O M E S Hw y. 17-5? B ll!-? lll BOB M c K E E U S E D C AR S NO M O N E T DOWN ‘a t H O U S E T R A I L E R . C a ll l i t . *01 F r a n i h Avo. 131.0TM 3414 a n y t i m e . ' l l PLYM OUTH 4 do or . Auto. HOUSE TRA ILER, ! extra T ra n a m la a lo n A I l a a t e r , real Itoom a c o n n a c t i n g . Ig*. a t o r clean. S acrifice. P h . 1I1-I3S? s^ s^ ^ c a rc a rjio rta jlID ^ ^ . 1(31 B T U D E B A K E R L a r k I 105. Mobile Homea • Rent F o rd o r , g o o d o o n d l t l o n . Ph. M l-llll. 1 BEDROOM T r a i l e r o n L a k e ' l l F O n D , 4 d o o r S e d a n , Real A sh b y , A d u l t s o n l y . Th. I ! ! c le a n A n e w tire * . 7111. 1171.00 S A N F O R D MOTOR CO. T R A I L E R w . i h c a b a n a , n'.ca >00 F r e n c h Av*. 1?! 11*3 lo t, 1 3 ! .fi : M _________ III M E RL E W. W ARNER W A N T E D 1 I ted ro o m , U n f u r n Ishsd, 3 c h i l d r e n . R e fe r e n c e s . Ift-O tlt. 4141. HAVE RENTALS $100.00 DOW N SPECIAL PAINTS Bala* 123. Boatn & Motors LOCH A R I t O n T H R E E H ed ro n m . 1 b a t h , k i t - ‘I I C H E V . BT. W a g o n , c h r n e q u ip . 110.00. C a ll ITT* c o n d i t i o n . 1 11.1104, 3031 It. A. W il l i a m * . R e a l to r . R E S T : I*B edroom , la k e fro n L FU R N IS H ED D uplat, A d u lt* 1110. i::-i« io . HALE; t - l l e d r n n m . F u r n . laiko FUIIN . u r U n f u r n . 4 l l o i m Apt., p r iv ile g e * , |7,300. T ile b a t h . 1 m lle e f r o m M.A.S, GE1IR REALTY m a i n g a t e . No P e t s , 311-1731, iii.iiit SMALL F u rn . e r fle ls n ry A p t, L A K E M A R T : W a l l e n * d ief o r t o r c o u p le. L i g h t s A t a n c * t n i m r i , echonl, e h u r . w a t e r I n clu d ed . I I I . 111-7111. rh e* . 3 R e d ro o m , w o o d fliH>r», • l o v e A r e f r l g e r a l n r . 111 p er CASH W A I T S F O R YOU m o n t h . S m ell d o w n p a y m e n t . Bell It III r o u g h U s r a l d W a n t Ad* BART PILCH ER B e a t B uy R r o k a r DM A L L A F T ., F urn. Xle* 13 3 .T i l l B a r u r N ig h t n e i g h b o r h o o d . U t i l i t ie s fu rn . 1 3 t - 7 l f ! o r 113*1031. For 113. Wanted To Rent I BE DROOM, 1 R a t h . K i t c h e n 115. Autoe For Sale E q u ip p e d , l a r g e u t i l i t y ro o m , ■... ■ — e c r e a n r d P o r c h , F e n c e d y a r d , tBaassstm— FO RD B K TLIN ER . re A v a i l a b l e l l t h April, s e e n by t i l l t r a c t a b l e h a r d t o p , r a d io , h a a t A ppointm ent. L ease req u ired *r, p o w e r a t a s r l n g , need* I l i a m onth. I l l . l l l l . t r a n a m l a a l o n t i l l . Th. I I ! * 1117 o r aa* a t l t d O a r r l a o n TOO MUCH ROOM? Rent Dr, t h r o u g h “ F o r R e n t " ad*. 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I B ed ro o m . check th e H e ra ld classified d is­ I H b a t h , l i f t mo. I l l - l i n p l a y s e c tio n . after 4 p m . "D id y o u k n o w t h a t e u t e INnk S t u c c o In t a l k * M a ry w a s for S a l e 7“ *‘Nn! You m e a n t h e o n * o n th * b e a u t i f u l c o r n e r lot J u i t w elkins d lstanr* f r o m t h e I G A . 7" "Ye*. I f * a d u p la t, you k now . T he upa t a l r a la a n ice f u r n l i h e d apartm ent that rent* fur 1*5." “ T h a t w o u l d be p e r fe c t f o r ua. T h * r e n t a l u n i t w o u l d p r o b a b l y t a k a c a r * o t th<m o r t g s g e p a y m e n t * . B u t. oh d e a r . I'll b a t I f * a b o u t 111.. 000." " I h e a r d y o u c o u ld g a t It f o r E l e v e n T h o u s a n d — m ay b e less th a n th a t w ith r* *h d o w n t o Ih# m o r t g a g e . " ' R e a l l y ! W h o '* g a t It? I w a n t t o c a ll a b o u t It t o d a y , " " S t a m p e r , o f c o u r t * . 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B a la n c e , C a a h o r JO H N , T erm * . W ill t a k * o l d e r m e p r o m to o m o a n y t h i n g b u t give O F F E B I N O A S P E C I A L S E R c h i n a f o r p a y m e n t . Call Cot V t C E ? Mora t h a n (0.000 r a i d * m o T o r k Air C o n d itio n in g by l e c t O r l a n d o IIS -IS IT , A tlaa a r a at* r h a S a n f o rd H « r a ld s h e e t M e ta l B p t c u i i o u . i ; : S e w i n g C a n to r , 1110 E. Cot c U a t l f l e d ad * dally, B a t a a aa •111. onlal. l o w aa t i c p a r Una p a r d a y ! MARCIA D ial I l l - s i l l o r 1 1 1 . J i l l a n d p l a c a y o u r ad ! F o r ooty quick carp e t cteenWHEREABOUTS of E le a n o r I n g r e n t Itlu* L u e l r* E l e c , B o v a n n oo B o n to n , W r l t o 11. t r io S h a m p o o o r I t p er day. SICK ROOM NEEDS A . P. 7S1 E. I’l t t e b u r g 8t., tVh*#l C h a i n , W a l k a r a , Can*a C a r r o l l F u r n l t u r * Co. O r o o n t b u r g Po. A C r u t c h i i to r ran t or tala. 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Houses For Rent You'll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65* Ford From The Ole Ford Hou>e In Downtown Sanford. REALTY "ExcaDoat Baraka Too* Strlckland-Morriaon Ford, Inc. 918*1411 t W. Park 9U-M14 III THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A TRIUMPH SPORTS CONVERTIBLE FOR THE LOWEST PRICE EVER TO HE OFFERED I I MODEL 1200 CONVERTIBLE HEATER, WHITE TIRES, SEAT BELTS AND WHEEL COVERS FOR THE LOW PRICE OF <1843 SPITFIRES TR-4'a (Fully Equipped) $2111 12$$$ U llilT LINCOLN I k l f nun I MERCURY INI* 108 PslnoUo Avo. Saaford 322-4884 Wtalar Park Ml 4-020| �I H fiiM B SM i fru>*v sg jsr S S S B S '£ « « « I BnW** C tta p J Hoi R ^r^** J5 K L &££;•* « R r ONORA ROAD * HWY. 17-92 SANFORD, FLA. GoWen / P R K IIO O O O Thera is an ECKERD DRUG STORE Conveniently NEAR YOU! 816 * E - S P E C IA L ! Aumack, USN, 36, of Mays La n d in g . N. J., thia afternoon will lead the famed "Blue Angela” Into Sanford Naval Air Station. The Navy’a preclalon flight team will perform Satur­ day morning at the open hourse and culmina­ tion of the annual Bombing Derby. The "Angels" will appear thia evening at the Auto Show in downtown Sanford. CDR. BOB By Frances Wetter Tbe subject of Wills was dis­ cussed by special guest speak­ e r Attorney G. Andrew Speer at the April meeUng of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ merce held In tbe Fire Hall. Richard Keogh Introduced the speaker and presided over the business session In the absence of the president, Jim Dsughlrey. A very Interesting question and answer period followed the talk. Donald Jackson gave a re­ port on the progress of the Road Committee project. Only three more deeds are needed to be signed for tbe rights of way on Lake Mary Boulevard, so that the county can proceed with paving the road out to Interstate 4. The County Commissioners and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce also are backing this project. It was announced that the County Commissioners have approved the paving of all roads in Lake Mary that were tarred last year; also, that a •torm sewer will be placed fora the center of town to Wil­ ber Avenue and down to Cry­ stal Lake. The atop sign at the corner of Lake Mary Boulevard and Filth Street will be removed and a yield sign placed on tbe clay road corner instead. The Lake Mary Garden Club requested permission to beau­ tify the grounds around tbe Welcome To Lake Mary signs recently erected by the Cham­ ber. The croup was unanimous­ ly In favor of this and voted to grant tbe permission re ­ quested. Ed Zimmerman announced that Ihe Lake Mary Poy Scout Troop Is sponsoring a chicken barbecue dinner to be given April 24. Keogh introduced Scoutmaster Roy Howell Jr. and praised Howell and Zim­ merman for their work with the scouts. A spaghetti dinner is being planned by the Chamber for May. Date will be announced lstcr. C h ick e n H e ist I h H is U n d o in g SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —Jnrnrs Sullivan, 20, wns a r­ retted on a charge of poaipision of stolen property. His mother called police af­ ter aha became "worried" when he brought home ISO pounds of frosen chicken part*. Chic MASSAGER V H IA V Y /■T DUTY GLEEM GILLETTE THE BIST POSSIBLE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO YOU CAN BUY 1r#niihmi MEDIUM M 4 * mi 4 3 c W /SPIKE • CONTROLLABLE CO VER AG E 360* % CIRCLE ’A CIRCLE \k CIRCLE (UNIT II ^ 65%DACRONPotysstGr 35%Combtd COTTON ADJUSTABLE DISTANCE THROW ER SPORT SHIRTSx • OUU VACUUM SAIWlt • seaaaiiMO m at ASSISTANT OLASS WITH DfCOSATIVt cue MASKS • aaiwsntficT COSMS K ites SHOIS IN PU C I AND KttPS CIOSIT NUT cassean a WASH-N-WEAR • PERM ANENT C O LLAR STAYS • PASTEL COLORS lm M § J J ■ BIG *E SPECIAL! NATIONWIDE DRIPLESS U INTERIOR WA L L COVtRS SUiFACIS \asSRiiartf, THIS POW ERFUL FLASHLIGHT IS EXCELLENT FOR CAR, BO AT, HOME, O R FARM REG. T.S9 J VALUE ■ CH A N G ES TO 6 -POSITIONS Remember ■V*'» ■*'■ 6 & 12 CUP TIFLON MUFFIN PANS by "WIST BENS" • N O STICK • NO SCOUR M ETAL C A U L K IN G G U N Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! Wt Will Air Condition « mm n n Moat Popular American f V A K * " Cara. Pricea Start A V j AS LOW AS INSTALLED • Prlra Daaa Nat Include Salta Ta*. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 101 E. First Si. PR. S22-14I1 Open 6 Days A Waafc W. Farit Ml 4-BSll aU asU �1 Editorial Comment U n ited Front N eed ed 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 of Florida and Florida State University already report “ full houses’* for 1965-66. Our own proposed junior college may not be ready to open until af­ 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 of 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 of this vita) institution. A "barebones” $7 million appropriation will be asked of 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 of 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 of 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 of 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 ★ * * ° .w* * « e w Although Sanford (■ the •had fishing capital of the world, there are many people who have lived in the area aince birth without ever ta st­ 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 ta rt orange amice as it will be Saturday, B:30 until 7 p.m. a t (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 , . . TRY THAT SHAD! • • ■ 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 pieia; People who write and buy drinka. Reporter; M h i : with a preaa paaa. Managing editor: Re­ porter who’s lesmlng to spsll. Free lsnrs writer: Editor who got tired of regular hours. Publisher: Advertising sales­ man who went straight. Col­ umnist: Reporter who drinks on tha house. • • • Retired Chief Rill Sowell, formerly a t NAS now living in New York, recently wrote a college English composition of- which Eanford T>as the central theme. “Sanford stands as a model of outstanding • community • military relationship," Dili wrote. "A Navy 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 of community life." Wa were also Interested in Bill's description of the sound of the Navy aircraft a t 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 of a scream below the threshold of pain." ★ ★ ★ ★ Dog Track Plans Huge Expansion Seminole County * * + * on the St. Johns River (Hit? * * * * “The Nile of America” ib r a lf t * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 9 WEATHER: Generally fair thru Saturday, high in mid-80s; low- tonight in 60s. SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. f»7 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1965 R V A H - 3 W in s D e r b y Public Invited To Air Show Saturday A. M. ★ Delegations Urge Board To Name New U Proxy 0y Dave Fountain (Sanford Herald Bureau) TALLAHASSEE — Dele­ gations from S e m i n o l e , Orange and Osceola Counties met today with ths new Board of Regent* to urge the board lo consider appointing a president for the new East Central Florida university. The delegations feel that the planning of the univers­ ity will move at a faster rate if a president for the uni­ versity is appointed a t this time. Members of the delegation are John Carter, John Alex­ ander, Semlnoia County Com­ mission chairman; William Wsllacs, of Osceola County, president of First Federal there. James R o b i n s o n , Orsnge County attorney, and William H. Dial, of Orange County, president of First National Bank and chairman of 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 for the position of president and that decision would be entirely up to tha Board of Regents. Tha delegation alia la mik­ ing for a minimum appropri­ ation of $7 million from the current legislature eo the new university can open in 19G8. Failure to get the money may mean dalay opening of the university for 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 of 1968 witli a maximum enrollment of about 1,300. Tha Board of Regenta, on tha recommendation of the Council of University Presi­ dents, delayed until the fait Florida Power Gives 'Windfall' TALLAHASSEE fU PI) 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 SlaW r t toil ttm w tfnron t*tiM »»r lopment as a public recreation­ s'*** Wo «« n set MuOSamFtttfii al park. feMSlMI ' of I960 any change in the tri mester system of year-round university operations, In the meantime, the faeulties of the universities were given three months to recom­ mend whet yearly calendar is best suited to Its operations. The recommendation, ap­ proved by the regents, as­ sures that the trimeeter eyitem will be retained at least during the 1965-66 school year. A PASTEL of 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, flight leatler, when the Navy’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 of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One; Commander Aumaek and Capt. C. W. Swanson, base commanding officer. Senate Girds For Medicare Action WASHINGTON (U P O -T he providers of health service in all Social Security benefils, member* for a final vote on Senate was primed today tor have lo offer ii his must ur- which would bf retroactive to President Johnson’s $1.3 bil­ !a*t J in . V x r / llbeiV(ration lon \ vpore! for a l d 'f e l S fast action on President John , ^gar* "«•!, C a n *a CR till lin n Sheatth m .tell la a nrt ^Tliaa omnibus . fon’a R billion and The health and oJ medical payments lo the memory and hJf,h schools. welfare bill, the most far- welfare measure also Includ­ needy. ficm orrstlr leaders hope to ranging legislation of ill kind ed a seven per cent increase Senate leaders also alerted past the bill by nightfall in since Uie heydey of the New Deal. The House handed Johnson a stunning victory Thursday night approving t h e bill, which Includes a medical In­ S a n f o r d ’ s nnnunl Ante sponsors swelled the nttcml- Beckwith, of 400 West 20 lb surant! program (or the eld­ erly, by an overwhelming 313- Show spun into the third and unre figures ctoss to the 20,* Street. Tonight's prise will finst day today, with ever- 000 mark, with the ''added be a “ 1-inch RCA color tele­ 115 margin. The President, in a state­ im-n ssing a t l e n d a n e i- of ullraition" npprnrani-1* of the vision set. Tickets for the ment read to newsmen at the shopper*, “Just lookers" and famed Blue Angel* flight drawing, to he held at the White House after the vote, many buyers a w a r m i n g team on the bandstand Thurs­ Glenn Reeves handstand at 9 p.m., aro available through­ praised House paataga of the through ths spotlighted a r­ day night. ray of 1905 ears. Winner of tha General out downtown stores and at measure. Thursday's crowd of “well- Electric stereo console record booths on the street. “ In 1935, the passage of the The thousands of person* original Social Security Act over 10,000'' estimated by player was a teen-ugci, Jack opened up a new era of ex­ panding income security for aur older citizens. Now in 1965 we ire moving once again to open still anolher frontier — Request by a delegation of ed the fact that tho school friends In attendance, that or health security," John­ parents of Lyman High School auditorium scats only 950 j School Board Chairman Mason said. “ For an older person good students that graduation ex­ persons, and Ihc 235 gradu- - »on Wharton told the group health 1* his Jiroit precious ercises fee held is the Orlando- a.!** la Ji a r CT,rtu« HMTeyV prlnclpi I asset. Access to the best our Seminole Jal Alai fronton ordy . few relatives and o( Lymin „ | Bh School, and doctors, hospitals and other was denied by the Seminole the school faculty had made JOB SEEKERS the decision to have Use grad­ County School board Thurs­ WASHINGTON (LTD — 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 of school uate will lie allowed four rel­ names of 134 parent* asking sends a wave of 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 PD -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 off­ 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 THREE HUNDRED and fifty top Navy officials and civic leaders were brought a storm of protest on hand Thursday evening when the Seminole County Chumber of 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 Fi’&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 of Naval Air Forces in the Atlantic, and l»ring of the huge Valencia orange Burgess, Chamber president. (Navy Thoto) crop. exactly tha iim e form that It was approved by the House M ari' t ) This would rood it dlrcctlv to ^he White Haute for Pro'idrnt Johnson’s slgna lure. Auto Show 'Best Ever' Parents Get 'Thumbs Down' Offshore Labor Bid Wins Okay NO. 105 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*. Officials of tha Sanford Automoblla Dealers Associa­ tion and the Sanford Mer­ chant's division of the Greatter Sanford Board of Trade are enthusiastic about the success of tha show, calling it “ the best we've ever had. Turning the renter of town into a display mull was • wonderful idea" Dealers displaying the verjr latest~ and*" sleekest of 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 APPOMATTOX C O U R T 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 of 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 ii a grandion of the Union army officer and Lee la the great-grandson of Ute Con­ federate general. 1,000-Seat Grandstand Included By Barry Law** Nearly *200,000 will ha *pcut on a new grandstand and facility improvements a t Fanford-Orlandn Kennel Club during the summer, Jack Ledmix, general manager, an­ nounced today. Prime project will be tho construction of a new, glassenclosed grandstand w i t h renting capacity for 1,000 persons. Ecstimatcd cost of this building, which will bo lo ca ted between the east end of the present stand and tho paddock, has been set at $100,000, I.edoux fucility as new trend signs for described tha new falling within “tha of modernistic de­ alterations such ns The Navy’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 for tha new major attraction of the 2'4 fucility is set for Oct. 1. hour show, will appear at At 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 At­ I.edoux enthused today, "This tack Squadron 3 was overall year «urt 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." RVAII7 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 of the lower level last two events, had 1177 of the grand stand; addition points. of several rows of theater scats, plus new benches; raThe Saturday schedule: 10:30 a.m. — Air refueling roofing of the stand; addi­ demonstrations; loft and over tional paving of 10,000 square the shoulder bombing demon­ yurds of purking area, and “a strations; RA-5C Vigilante lot of other interior Improvephoto reconnaissance run; incut*, particularly enlarge­ Vigilunte power and tactics ment of the operational facil­ ities." demonstration. 10:55 a m —Formation fly­ The track haa been In opby and acrobatics demonstra­ erullon since 1033, but only tion by A-4 Skyhawk jet a t­ 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 of op­ tom II fighters from Key West eration ths track has grown Naval Air Station. 11:20 a.m.—Nava! Reserve from an operation of $3.3 Capt. Dick Schram ("The 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 Air Station "Vapor good, In fact, that wa'rw go­ Trails" sky diving parucliutc ing to extend our lease an­ other 20 years, which will performance. 11:45 a.m.—Military review give us 40 y e a n more all toPi JiJD lirfLN V a! _Air...St#*Jnp- .gnt-b V - '- ------------------* * * “ The kennel club has only flight crews and presentation of Reconnaissance • Bombing nine mure days of racing In thu current season, closing awards. 12:25 p.m. — Blue Angels April 19, and is one of tha finest facilities of its kind. performance. Auto Show Special HUNT LINCOLN-M ERCURY’S RED CARPET SPRING SELLIN G SPREE FEBRUARY 15lh THRU APRIL 30th Th» Red Carpet Will He Oul For Every Now Car Buyer. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/938402c11e086d86a6c42a053ba60765.pdf a51bd3c2eec5586785cb1cd9644c430e PDF Text Text i!JMiiriwwK l$t lw fwl I m 9 Page 4-A — May 6, 1965 Hospital Notes V lt’R E APRIL SS, INS Admissions Lind* UarrU, Shirley h a v in g J. Dreifuerst, Marlon Alocta Smith, Alice Margaret Jones, Joy Manross, Richard Walk­ er, Robin L. Leckey, Andrea C. Lecky, Sandra Ruaiell, Nancy Lynne Erlckaoo, Floyd Morgan, Agnei U. Cook, Ro­ bert McGill, Mabel Shadbolt, Sanford; Gertrude Hardwerk, DeBary; William Kembro, Long wood; Sharon Johnson, Osteen; Alice Sharpe, John Henry Lee, Mima. Blrthi Mr. and Mra. Jame* Bell, Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Thom­ as Xoibiel, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Duane McDan­ iel, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. David Drelfuerit, San­ ford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Charlie M. Johnson, Oiteen, a boy, Dischargee Ann Daniels, Judy Koeac, Joyce Fitagerald, Helen Thompson, Edward Daniels, Barbara Merlock and baby girl, Leanna Mihulka and baby girl, Sanford; Colon Dampler, DeBary; Frances Dooley, Lake Mary; Cynthia Ward, Lake Monroe. APRIL » , INI Admissions Brian Johnson, Robert Q. Wakefield. Gardner Williams Jr., Gilbert B. Flleger, Clar­ ence 0. Johnson, Gregory Can­ trell, Mamie L. Hodge, Mild­ red Dykes, Sanford; Jennie Mars, Altamonte S p r i n g s ; Clara Custer, DeBary; Elsie Marshall, Deltona; Arthur De­ Young, Longwood. Discharges Robin L. Leckey, Andrea Lecky, Clarence Merrell Sr., Albln Kendall, Doris Rotunda, Alisa Farquharaon, Jimmy Nelson, Eloulae Flagler, Bob­ by Waldo, Sue J. Hutchinson, Jessie Barrington, Angela Hunter, Gary Scott Davis, Eli­ sabeth Blevins, Charles Sny­ der, Margaret Reynolds and baby girl. Mary A. Burney and baby girl, JoAnne Gard­ ner and baby boy, Sanford; Anne Porter, Anna Wagner, DeBary; Elisabeth Carver and baby girl, Lake Mary; Ceell E. Harper, Orlando; Sylvia E. Williams, Washington, D. C. * , •i Hi ^ O 5-Pc. ROGERS & ° 1883 SILVER SERVICE SET N O T H IN G REGISTER A W A Y IN D RAW ING S to c t-U f Dischargee Alberta B. Jordan, Jcanna Scvlgny, Thomas Ray, Clara M. Wilson, Dr. Alexander W. Epps, Edna Benton, Denise Rohrer, Gilbert B. Flleger, Rosa Slrmons, Dorothy Mor­ rison, John Lommerse, San­ ford; Alice Ruihneck, De­ nary; Gertrude A. Sayre, Del­ tona, MAY 3, lfl«S Admits Iona Lewis A. Tate, Margaret OKlrlrrr, Rotroo M a r t i n , Betty Jean Anderson, Thelma J. Armstrong, Johnnie Mae llrown, Alice M. Rough, Chris ty Gramcr, Dean Taylor, Do cie Walden, Sheldon Zelgler, Jeffery Cox, Sanford; Andrew Ashley, DeBary; Margaret Boyd. Lake Monroe; James E. Jewell, Longwood; Vir­ ginia E. Sanders, North Or­ lando. Births Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bus­ sell, Sanford, a girl; M r and Mrs. Paul Rough, Sanford, a boy. Diarhargea Florence Monger, S a r a h Cramer, Conda Lee Sampson, Louise Wimberly, Clarence O. Johnson, Richard W a l k e r , Mertlce Brown, Minnie Col­ ton, Lucille Anderson, Maud A. Schornemann, Grace Smith, WyneU Carter and baby girl, Sanford; Jennie M a r t , Altamonte Springs; Evelyn Bowen, DeBary; Mar­ got Patterson, Lake Mery. 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Torlcy, Moease Singletary, Lois Christiansen, J o s e p h Ward, Martha Rcdley, Wayne Cronlse, Florence H u n g e r , Sanford; Ivy Fritls, DeBary; Mary V. While, Lake Mary; Nancy Jahn, Apopka; Lillian Miller, Cocoa. Mr. and Mrs. WyneU Car­ ter, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jahn, Apopka, a girl. F IR M E X T R A WITHTWS COUTONM rvtCMAU or MAY I, INS Admissions Births W IN THIS B EAU TIFU L THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR-THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR ! �1 County Celery Crop In 'Fair Shape' The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce will meet at 8 o’clock tonight for the elec­ tion of officera. • • • The fire ant’s appetite for soybean oil ami corncob griti may lead to Its extinction. That is the bait in which the mirex poison is being us­ ed In the current battle against the Imported Insect. Incidentally, the B-17 bombera already are flying over Southwest Seminole County. The Hear Lake area has been covered and the planes arc at work in the Forest City vicin­ ity. County Agent Cecil Tucker says the county hod been HIvided for the fire ant fig h t SR 434 is the line which splits the county into north and south. The mirex bait is be­ ing dropped in the south end first. • • • Beautification along o n e side o f U. S. 17*03 along the lakcfront ia Impressive. The palms march in a stately row along the north aide o f the highway. Along part of the aouth aide is the city dump. • • • Big days c o m i n g u p : Mothers Day Sunday, May 0 and Armed Forces Day, May 15. • • • Jim Pigott Quits Seminole High Post James H. (Jim) Pigott, head football coach at Seminole High School, resigned today. Principal A. J. Bracken said Pigott turned in his resignation this morning. He is leaving Sanford to accept an adminis­ trative position in the school system at West Palm Beach. Pigott, 44. has been at Semi­ nole High School since 1957 and hit football teams h u e had some highly successful seasons In the eight years he has been coach. Before coming to Semirole High, Pigott was a head coach and athletic director in Alachua County. He has been teaching and coaching for 15 years. Last spring Pigott ran for Seminole County school sup­ erintendent tnd was defeated by incumbent R. T. Mtlwcc in the primary. He has served as county co­ ordinator of the summer en­ richment program and presi­ dent of the Seminole County Teachers Federal Credit Union. Pigott is a member of Sanford First Methodist Church and teaches the Fel­ lowship Sunday School class there. The Seminole coach served in the Armed Forces Irom 1910 to 19)5. lie Is a graduate o f the University of Florida The name o f Sanford Naval Academy’s new yacht ia ex­ pected to he changed. The craft now bears the "W yndcrcat II" title. , . . only the second name it has borne in its 48-year-old career on the waterways. The yacht spent some time in Scotland and on Services will be held Satur­ the St. Lawrence River in day in Orlando for Mrs. Sara Canada. • • • Gcorgianna Kirk, 51, former Sanford registered nurse who What's in a name? Our new aporta editor also died of n heart attack on an doubles ns police and court airliner just before it landed te|>ortor. Hit name? La\v(e)t. at Herndon Airport Tuesday. • • • She v a t the daughter of Mr. ,‘Ibay’rs counting the days. and M rs-tt. L. Futeb, « f San­ Only four more weeks until ford. Mr*. Kirk, who had recently school ia out. • • • moved back to Sanford after Acting Mayor AI Wilson living In Winter Park ior sev­ has taken quite a ribbing eral years, was returning about the regent photograph from B r i d g e p o r t , Conn., in The Herald -showing him where she had been Visiting receiving a '’amoochic” on top her son, daughter-in-law and of the head from a beauty grandson. Born In Baltimore, Md.. queen. "I enjoyed that more than anything 1 have ever Mrs. Kirk later moved to done as Mayor." declared Sanford where she attended 'Lover-boy" Wilson to teusing local achools and wax grad­ uated from Seminole High fellow Kiwaninns. School. She received her IlN • • • • • • Since Public Works Superlntandent "S id" RlChard re­ tired, City Manager "Pete" Knowles haa had to pul on his overalls and his hard hat and get to work "straw bossing" the work on 13th Street end moving of the water lines on 25th Street. Lift that bale. Tote llint barge! • • • One o f the f u n n i e s t ■kitchea we have ever seen is the act called "The Whistlera" which will be presented in a repeat performance at "The Merry-Go-Round" show Monday. Thla number is being returned to the show "by popular demand" and when you ate it, you will see why. That’a all we are going to tell you-—you will have to see it fo r yourselves. But we guar­ antee It will upset your tickle box. Show time 8 p.m., Sem­ inole High Auditorium. Phone 322-2611 VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire • * By Psul Brookshire SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 181 Red-Led Rebels Use Terror Tactics j . H. p ig o t t with bachelor and master de­ grees. He and his wife and four children live in Loch Arbor. Bracken said an effort would be made to hire a new football coach before spring training begins Monday, lie said Coach Pigott would fin­ ish out the school year in bis other assignments. “ Coach Pigott has done an outstanding job here,” Brac­ ken said. Pigott will serve as super­ visor of physical education, driver education and handle the summer recreation pro­ gram in Palm Beach County. degree from Jefferson Med­ ical College in Pennsylvania and served on the nursing staff of the Pennsylvania Slate Mental Hospital, Later she returned to Florida and practiced nursing in Orlando until 1946. Sirs. Kirk was a membef ; f th« Method)# Church, Licens­ ed Nurses and Stale Board of Pennsylvania Examiners. Mk waa active in PTA and civic work. Marine's Body t v u v A ... Left On Hotel BRIEFS To Sink Well Doorsteps Blonde Mother On Trial In Mate's Death MIAMI ( UPI) — Ilarnett Scrio, a Natchez (Miss.) oil­ SANTO DOMINGO (UPI1 man, hui announced pinna to — Communist-led rebels today sink an oil well next month dumped the body o f a dead in Dade County near the Ev­ erglade* at a cost of up to a U. S. Marino on the door­ half-million dollars. steps of the Ambassador Hotel In an apparent demon­ stration of the terror tactics GAINESVILLE (UPI) — they plan to use against A small group of demonstrat­ American military f o r c e s ors picketed after dark Wed­ nesday at the rnunty court­ he re. The action rame despite the house, protesting the role of conclusion Wednesday of n U. S. military forces in the “ firm truce" by the Organ­ Dominican Republic. Tty Barry U s r t Beverly Alewine, 22, an at­ tractive blonde mother, went on trial this morning In the second degree slaying of her husband, Tony, Pickets ization o f American Slates (OAS1 anil the OAS* unpre­ cedented decision to send an inter-American peacekeeping force to police the Dominican Republic. Heavy fighting broke out toduy in downtown Independ­ ence Square in Santo Dom­ ingo in what the United States lias charged is a Cmtroltr-Cumiiiunlsl effort to seize control o f the bloodbathed country. The firing was directed against a U. $. patrol but its futo was not known. It was not known whether the Murine brought through U. S. lines under n ting of truce—a white undershirt— *#• t) 1 i Urine repo i ted u have keen raptured by the labels Wednesday night in an Incident In which four Leath­ ernecks were wounded. The rebel* have warned re­ peatedly that any Marina nr U, S. paratrooper found in rebel urea would be "ilaughtere.l." Only Wednesday night a rebel radio said the Domini­ can people must.co-oja-rate In the "patriotic task o f killing in Mood and burning foreign invaders and their lackeys." The dead Marine was found lying fare up at the hotel, and it appeared he hud been ruptured and shot. tie Gaulle Again PARIS (U PI) — President Charles do Gaulle today ex­ pressed his disapproval of U. S. intervention In the Dom­ inican Republic ami said be wanted to see American troops withdrawn. Big Ad Budget JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Winn-Dixie, a huge southern super mat ket rhuin with lUiO stores, announced its adver­ tising budget will be $7.5 million this year. Eighty per cent will go to newspupura, officials said. Airliner .Crashes HKVERLY ALEWINE Utility Body Af*ured SANTA CRUZ DE TENE­ RIFE, f a n ary Islands (U i’I) — An Iberia Airlines Super Const* llation crashed Wed­ nesday bight while landing in a fog and burst Into flames. By Donna Estes Authorities said 30 persons .Mayor W. Lawrcncu Swofwere killed and 18 Injured, fuid at meeting of the Alta­ many of them critically, monte Springs Town Council Wednesday n i g h t reported (hat Sen. Mack N, Cleveland OAK RIDGE. Term. (UPI) Jr. ami Rep, S. J. Davis Jr. — States preps led fur the had assured him that hills growth o f nuclear energy for establishing a utility compeace time purposes stand to miis.on and providing for a gain the most In this era of municipal judge for Alta, expanded use o f atomic pow­ monte would be Introduced In er, according til the general lids session of the legislature. manager of tha Atomic En­ The only condition set In ergy Commission. both cases, Swofford said, Is Altamonte - Swofford Stand To Gain 'Big Stick' Charged To Burns TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Tha ambitious $309 million road bond program was form­ ally received in the Senate to­ day amid renewed charges of "big itick threats." Sen. Ed Price, of Bradenton, leader of the small opposition forces In tho Senate, said he will fight to his last breath to keep the measure from coming to a rate of the people this year. Price does not frrl there is much chance of killing the pro­ gram, which has behind It (he full power of the Governor’s office as well as that of the presiding officera of both houses. But he thinks there might be enough strength built up In (he House to at least delay it fur a year. The bill was filed In the Senate with 30 cosponsors, snd four unequivocal promise* of votes from senators not st liberty to sign the measure. By Military Unit Tinecrest PTA will Install SAIGON (U PI) — South new officera at a meeting in the school auditorium at 7:30 Viet Nam’a powerful Armed Force* Council formally dis­ p-ra. Tuesday. solved itself in a resounding vote of confidence in the •Saigon government. Un the military front, 60 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A federal appeals court drop­ U. S. Air Forca jets scored ped criminal contempt charges a "spectacularly successful” against Mississippi Gov. Paul tald against C o m m u n i s t Johnson and former Gov. North Viet Nam. The Armed Forces Council Roaa Barnett for trying to atop desegregation of the toted to disband in an em­ University o f Mississippi that phatic endorsement o f tha lad to one of the worst riots civilian government of Prime in the civil rights movement. Minister Than Huy Quat. Zip Code 32771 Established 19i 18 THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1966 Saigon Endorsed e 2 Area Firms Join Suit On Labor Deficit “ The Nile o f America” E h t ^ a u fu r it ib r a tfi a scries of five authorized last year by Congress In a $2,001,000 package for the station. Two project* almost are completed with bids to be invited on the remaining couple in the near future. • a s Manley Construction current­ Tryout# for Amoriran Le­ ly is conducting a $114,500 air­ gion baseball will be held craft parking apron repair pro­ Saturday morning at 10 ject at the base. o ’clock at the Seminole High School field. Any boy 10-18 from Seminole and Oviedo High School ia eligible, e * * * * WEATHER: Wednesday 86-57; fair thru Friday, high alxuit 00; low tonight in 60s. Shortly before going to Connecticut, she had moved bark to Sanford, residing at 2001 Washington Avenue. Survivors include two sons, William Lee Kirk, a student at the University of Miami, anil Albert C. K i r k Jr., Bridgeport. Conn.; a grand­ son. Albeit C. HI, and her parents. The body will be cremated and the family has requested that In lieu of flowers dona­ tions tic sent to the Heart Fund or other charitable or­ ganizations. J. D. Manley Construction Fairchild Funeral Home in Company, of l>eeiburg, with Orlando is In charge of ar­ a bid of $324,000, is the appar­ rangements. ent low bidder to construct ad­ ditional aircraft parking space at Sanford Naval Air Station. Need A License? The contract, one of the larg­ GAINESVILLE (UPI) — est to be put up for bid* for A woman who had fuilcd her the station within the past driver's test five times waa year, calls for the parking charged with attempting to apron to be constructed just bribe a drivers' license exameast of the present apron. The Inrr. Examiner George Morriann new parking space, covering approximately 46,500 square said Beatrice Calloway Wil­ yards, normally will accom liams, 42, offered him $14 in modate 16 RA-5C Vigilante jet rath and an 10U for $11 if be would pass her. aircraft. He unrated her Instead. This project I* the third In Leesburg Firm Offers Low Bid on the St. Johns River * * * * • Sanford Nurse Dies Tuesday On Airliner Mayor Jimmy Crappt sure got tick at tho wrong time— lie's mistin' out on a lot of fun, isn't he, Mr. Wilson? Seminole County Charges Dropped WORKMEN are pictured knee-deep in water Wednesday afternoon as they sought to repair the third rupture o f the city water pipeline in 10 days during the Improvement program of 26th Street. The break Wednes­ day, Immediately cunt of Park Avenue, atao’ dlsrupted telephone service. That la one more than the 33 voles needed to hold a spe­ cial election on it this Nov­ ember. Only 27 voles arc need­ ed In the senate to hold the election In 1966. Gov. ilaydon Burns said he has 83 voles In the House, Just one short of the needed num­ ber to hold (he election this year. He does not anticipate much trouble In picking up one vote. Firing away, as he did all day Wednesday, Senator Price came back again today with a charge (hat the program is unnecessary, fiscally unsound and aimed at getting Burns votes in the 1966 campaign for reflection. Governor Burns scoffed at thla charge. Price said the roads to be built with the Imnd money are in the big rate centers and are "politically designated" and he said Bums is using threats and power to get support for It. "This is not good govern­ ment." Price aaid If ha can keep the program off the November ballot, he will spend tho year giving the people all the facta and he said many would come out during the 1966 governor'i campaign. "The aavlng grace la the House," he said, adding that If a strong amendment or change can be pushed onto tha bill in the Senate "it could kill the whole program." that referendum must be held following passage of Ihc bills. It waa explained that action necessary ior establishing a municipal judge is to repeal the section of the charter which rails for tho mayor to be Judge and adding an rmcndmrnt whereby a quali­ fied judge, preferably on at­ torney, could lio hired. Swofford further reported that a hill which gives muni­ cipal police forces the right of "hot pursuit" In their re sportive counties already had been passed by the House of Rcprescntalivcs and it Is an­ ticipated that it will bo pass­ ed soon by the Senate. A work session was sched­ uled for 7 p.m. Monday to work out details of tho utility commission hill. To be decid­ ed is tho authority (liu com­ mission will have, the num­ ber of commissioners, tho length of their term In office, and the method of naming them. In other reports Swofford staled that tho county coininlailun had doclinrd to par­ ticipate with the town at this time In opening Ballard Street hut will participate in grad­ ing and stabilizing Sand' *d Avenue from SR 427 at H i.t Street only as far north as Mercury Street. Council auth­ orized the attorney to prepare a resolution In conjunction with this agreement. Senators Acting The defendant, dressed for her court appearance In a simple black suit, her blonde hair cuiling slightly at the neckline, snt quietly during the rapid iclrctlon o f the Jury, her face showing no trace of emotion, Just a slight tiredness. Assistant State Atty. A. J. (Tony) Hosemun exerrised two pre-emplory challenges in seating the jury of six men. Defense Atty. Gordon Fredcrick quickly accepted tho final selection of Clarence I,. Collins, Lester L. Tlllls, James H. Brewton, William W. Juhns Jr., Alexander 11. Joiner and Dwight Lawrence. William C. Hartline Is sitting as alternate Juror. Ouu of the first witnesses to lie heard waa Fred Gurrla, 10D9U South Park Avenue, next door neighbor of the de­ fendant and the dead man. Garcia testified he was awak­ ened about 4 o'clock tho morning o f April 16 by what lie thought was a cur door slamming. Immediately after that, lie testified, he heard the defendant screaming, "Fred, come help me) Tony's •wen shotl" Gurcia said he rushed to the Alewine s]>artment at 1907 Park Avenue, where he found the dead man lying in a hallway leading to the bed­ room. Ha aaid he returned to Ills apartment, called the pol­ ice, and thru returned to take Mrs. Alewine and her little iluughtcr back to bis n|Mirtincut. Tiie rupidity with which the trial is progressing in Cir­ cuit Judge Tom Waddell’s court indicates It may go til the jury by latu afternoon to­ day. Spending Bill TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Florida House worked today on a general spending hill that proposes a record fl.UHd billion In appropria­ tions to finuncu slate opera­ tions and building In the com­ ing two year*. Mistrial Held !n Wolfe Case Circuit Judge Tom Waddell declared a mistrial Wednesday In the case of Karl R. Wolfe, of Orlando, charged with mur­ der In the fatal boating of James Franklin Sullivan, 31. Judge Waddell set a new trial for the 21-year-old Orlandoan for Aug. 23 and tha accused was freed on bond previously set. Defense Attorney Ed Kirk­ land of Orlando contended that statement! made by the pro­ secuting attorney would be prejudicial to a panel of ven­ iremen who were being ex­ amined as prospective Jurors. o/DENMAN TIRES! INCLUDING IIARD-TO-FIND WIDE WHITEWALLS AND TUBF. TYPE TIRES. SAVE On War Chest WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate stood ready to complete congressional action on President Johnson's re­ quest for additions! funds to aid the anti-Communiat e f­ fort in South Viet Nam. Senate leaden set the $700 supplementary appropriations bill as the first order of bustnesa. I'ussage o f tha request for funds for the fiscal year end­ ing June 30 waa expected to stand aa a vote o f confidence for Johnson’s policies in the guerrilla war. Tha House cleared the measure Wednesday. Despite a general shortage of labor, harvesting o f Sem­ inole County’s relery crop appears to be in “ fair shape." Harvesting of the county’s 800-to 900-acre celery crop Is at Its peak now with tha rnd expected about June 1, growers said today. The Seminole C o u n t y crop's value was estimated at approximately $350,000 by County Agent Cecil Tucker. However, t w o Semtnola grower* have Joined a suit to force secretary o f Labor Willard Wirts to allow " o f f­ shore" labor to harveit tha state's largest crop In the Belle Glade area. Chase Glades Farms, Ine., of Sanford, and A. Duds A Sons Co-operative Associa­ tion, Oviedo, Joined eight other South-Central Ftorida relery growers in the suit filed in federal court in Or­ lando. Theie growers contend loss of a million-dollar crop In the Belle Glade area unless the off-shore labor Is permitted. Richard Dess, o f Chase A Company, Sanford, said a general shortage of labor haa plagued celery grower! all eesson long. "However, we are In fair elinpe in harvesting In Semi­ nole County," Dess said. Irvin Fleischer, of Nelson A Company, Oviedo, said hla company was "not hurting too badly." Fleischer said tha harvest­ ing was at ita peak right now, with the finish In sight for tha first of June. Meanwhile, farm placement recruiting officera o f tha Florida State Employment Service distributed folders entitled "What Crew Lead­ ers Should Know About Child Labor In Agriculture" when they recruited migrant work­ ers through crew leaders in Sanford Wednesday. Growers and farm labor crew leaders were reminded thnt there is a 16-year ago minimum for work during school hours. Children of any ngo are permitted to work on farms after school and dur­ ing vacation. UP TO 6 0 7 )O BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGE8 4 TIRES COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT END REPAIR 405 W. First St. 1224)151 SANFORD, FLORIDA ( L 1.A.4 �«ft | w M WareB Pnffe 9 - - May fi, 1B6S 4 a t 7 t t . *? id c U QUALITY ■ISCOURT MISSES’ NYLON GOWNS! and GOWN ENSEMBLES! THE OPERETTAS "Peter Rabbit," by kindergar ten grades one and two, and "Lost: A Comet," by grades three through six, will be resented at St. Luke’s Christian Day School in lavia at 7 p.m. Friday and Sunday. Playing leading roles for the higher grades will be (top hoto, from left) Steven Colbert und Mike ,ukas. In the kindergarten production will be (lower photo) Jay Saucer, Marsha Arndt and Mark Neuman. (Herald Photo) § E Comp. Vafuo 3 .9 M Nylon Gowns! ?»■ y & u Charles Lewis To State Meet Charles Lewis J r„ of 2(W0 lllawatlia Avenue, has been selected at the district winner ol the teenage safe driving rond-<!4>. Lewis will compete with 19 other contestants for the state championship In Bartow Saturday. At tho atate competition the contestants will he tested four ways: Written and oral r» aminotions, obstacle course and in-town driving. Mercury automobllcs will be used In the driving testa. The state winner will com pete for national honor* in Washington, P. C., in June. It's About Time! SPRINGFIELD. III. (U P D lUinois school teachers may toon have the legal right to "whale the hell" out of aassy children. A bill authorising corporal punishment sailed through the Illinois House re­ cently by e 1M-8 vole. " I f the kid wises olf and cui aes the teacher, then the teacher should have the right to whale the hell out ol him." Rep. Don Moore said in support ol the measure. W ised-U p Teller * •-? PITTSBURGH (U P ll-T e llers at the Homewood Sav­ ings and Loan Association know lha right answer when they get a request for coin wrappers. Twice in llttla more than a year, bandlta entered, aaked for coin wrappers, then stagrd holdups which netted about g8,000. When two shabbily dressed men asked fo r coin wrappers this week, teller Mrs. Mae Wilmul said they didn't have {any. * V’he nun fled. \r • Cotton and rayon combinations and cotton stonecutter styles with lace and embroidery trim • Negligee comes with matching gown • Choose from pink, blue, m aize • Comes In sm all, medium, large • Elegance and low price combined! I I w John Hall President Of Bear Lake PTA Ity Maryann Mltca Dear Lake Elcmrntary fa r ♦nt-Trnolior Association In­ stalled John Hall aa presi­ dent for the coming arhnol term In ceremonies conducted by Mra. George Hearn o f At* tnmonte Springs, president of tho Hemionis County Council o f l*TAs, during the May meeting In tho school auditor­ ium. Othsr officer# ara Mrs. Mary Corae, flrat vlra prssidentt Principal George Dahbi, Unsom bks! • A beautiful w a y to tell Mom you love her a t an am azing tow price! • Croup includes front overlays and expensive laces, and hand embrol* deries • Choose from pink* blue and m aize • Sm all, medium and large sizes • A ll styles come In a ll sizes r. ' - > S B Pit Dtt Cittoa, II Aattt* Jm$ys, ^ Urn, AnS* tttha II iw lw y Mrtsl second vlcn president; Grant Mueller, treaeurer, and Mra. Ernestine Forward, secretary. Ury. Mrs. Kaye Viola, outgoing president, was presented with her PTA president's pin. In making the presentation, Mra. Hearn extended highest praiae to Mrs. Vleta for "being so co-operative a n d uvalluble whenever called upon." A social half hour and brief butlneaa meeting preceded the Installation. In business It waa reported that a bah anro o f |t70.28 is in lha treasury and detailed reports on school legislation In Flor­ ida were presented by Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Vir­ ginia Krause, tncmltvrs o f the school faculty. Tho program, " I f I Were Going," was presented by third grade rlasses with Holly Hill as narrator. Lend roles were taken hy Mark Crain and Mary Jane Cromwell. The countries Norway and Lapland wera represented by children o f Mrs. Juns Grif­ fith’* class; England hy those of Mrs. Margaret Hardin’s rlass; Urlttany hy Mra. Betty Dudman'a rlass; Spain by Mra. Joan Bolandar'a class, and a group from Mrs. Hard­ ing's rlass represented Africa. Colorful costumes and aretv ery for the presentation were particularly impresstva to the standing room audlcnre. WASHABLE PASTEL P M L ... 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PeWitt Mu Ihew* tin* been installed n* president nf Southsiitc School PTO. Other offirers installed are: Mis. Knlph Cowan, Mrs. C. Vernon Mire Jr., and Mr*. Velina Mitchell, first, second and third vice |ire*idcut*, re­ spectively; Mrs. Charles Tetenhnutn, secretary, nml Hen Haller, treasurer, Mrs. It. \V. Williams was installing officer. President tlena Taffer pre­ sided nvrr the session at which tlnio the croup accept­ ed a recommendation that other fund raising projects he held next year instead o f lha Halloween carnival. This mat­ ter was presented by the pmjeet committee eoinpoxed o f II. W. Itawls, chairman; Mis. Hohcit (iraham, Mis. fatherilia Wlieh hrl mid Mis. It. K. AH.cn Js. In other action (ha gtoup npprovi’4 payment of air art ^ i o recently purchased by the school, Itcv. Hohcit Jenkins gave Ilia devotional, and used ns his topic. National Family Week, which he staled is the most important facet *f American life. 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In musk, th« Chinese u-e n pentatonic (five-tone) s.-ale which sounds Ilka the btar)c key* of n piano. �7 H M « sports siftings Oviedo Nine Seeks State Tourney Slot Lions To Meet In City League Baseball Action Zephyrhills In No-Hit Games Spark Region Playoff by barry lawes Attention all Seminole High School athlotle booeteri! Tba annual All Sport* Banquot will bo hold In tho high achool cafeteria on May 17. Gueat opeaker will bo Floyd Lay. oxocutWo aocrctary o f tho Florida High School Activities Aoon. Highlight o f tho occaiion will ho presentation o f trophies and awardi to tho outitandlng prop athlotoo. Admltolon will bo by reservation only, and olnco Mating Is limited, reservations should bo made early to Insure a place. For rosonratlono, contact Seminole Athle­ tic Director Fred Ganas no later than May IS. Tickets are for a nominal charge and an Inexpensive way td ohow tho Fighting Semlnoles how much you think of them. • 0 0 * 0 All boys 16-18 from Seminole and Oviedo High Schools who went to plsy American Legion bMeboll, ahould bo at Seminole High field Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. That's when tryouts will be held. Many a diamond star of teday got his beginning in American Legion competition. It's an excellent place to start. FROM TIIK MAILBAG: If all the "thou ahalte” o f flihlng were combined Into a single volume, It would contain more words than 10 Bibles. However, there are a few "Golden Rules" In fishing that every practitioner o f the art wculd be wise to follow. With this In mind, fishing enthusiasts have come up with o brief list o f basic guides that Improve (though they don't guarantee) result*. 1, Equip yourself with good tackle. 2. Learn how to use It. a. Ask advice. You'D get more bad than good, but eventually you’ll learn to separate the wheat from the chaff. 4. Be quiet 6. Find tha fish first, then fish. Trolling Is the best answer on big waters. 6. Vary fishIng techniques. Work the top snd bottom, using different retrieves until one connect*. 7. "Dress up" your lures. Utilise the added seductiveness o f bucktalls, pork rinds and spinners. 8. Give the water a rest A audden lapse o f action after the first fish is netted doesn’t mean the others have left. Wait 20 to 30 minutes before casting again. 9. Slow down the pace. Generally, you can't fish tco alow. 10. Learn patience. • • • • • It’s never too early to start making plans, so here are the football schedules for the Florida Gator* and FSU Semlnoles: First, Roy Groves' Gators: Northwestern at Evanston (Sept. 18), Mississippi State at Gainesville (Sept. BS), I.SU (home, Oct. 2), Mississippi at Oxford (Oct. B), North Carolina Stale (Gator homecoming, Oct. 16), Auburn at Auburn (Oct. 80), Georgia In Jacksonville (Nov. 6 ), Tulane (home, Nov. 13), Miami at Miami (Nov. 20), and FSU (home, Nov. 27). Then, there’s Bill Peterson's Semlnoles: TCU at Fort Worth (Sept. 25), Ilaylor in Tallahassee (Oet. 2 ), Kentucky et Lexington (Oct. 0 ), Georgia (home, Oct. 18), Atebeme et Tuscalocxa (O c t 23), Vlrglnle Tech (home, Oct. 80), Wake Forest (home. Nov. A), North Carolina State at Ratelgh (Nov. 13), Houston (home, Nov. 20), and Florida at Gainatvllla (Nov. 87). • e e • e Football players are not "ell brawn and no brain,” as evldenead by FSU'a defensive bark Howard Khler, Ehlar, a bualnesa major and defensive starter for the Semlnoles posted a straight " A " grade average for the second tri­ mester session. He Is from Tavares. Next highest average was that o f Max Wettalain, Junior end frem I-eeaburg, who hxd a 3.7B grada average. In at), 13 Semlnoles made over a 3.6 average or bsttar. • • • • • Summer la fast approaching, and wllh It come the usual sports and coaching rllncs. Florida Presbyterian College In St. Petersburg will conduct n one-week basketball achool for Junior and senior high schocl boy* June 14-10. Jim Harley, head coach of the college, xald he would be Joined by Roy Skinner, head roach o f Vanderbilt Uni­ versity and Fred Lappcr, head coach o f Boca Clega High School. The teaching aestuna will Include fundamentals, tha three man league, league play, tournament play and com­ petitive drills. At Stetson University In DeLand, John Wcoden o f o f UCLA’s national rhamplona and Ray Mears o f tha University o f Tennessee will headline the staff for tha third annual 8tetaon Backctball Coaching Clinic, sche­ duled July 15-17. STARTING HURLER Jim Courier (left) and battery mate Hex Brook* plan strategy with Oviedo Lion* Coach Paul Mikler during practice aeaaion for Friday tilt with Zephyrhlll* in baneball regional playoff*. If Oviedo win* they will gain a berth in ntute tournament. North Orlando Edges Sunland In South Seminole League Play By Jim Harrhus Herald Sports Writer The North Orlando Cardin­ al* scorn) the winning run in the bottom o f (he seventh In­ ning Inst night on doubles by Mike Krrrek and Tom Mar­ shall In defeat a determined Sunland teum, G-4, in South Seminole Senior League play in Casselberry. The Yanks had tied the ball game at four apiece in the top o f the inning with a sin­ gle by Don Durham and a two-base hit by Greg Robin■on, only to lose in the last o f the frame, Krerek went all (be way on the mound fur the Cardin­ als, limiting tha Yankees to four hits and registering six strikeout*. Ha also had a sin­ gle in addition !u his game winning double. Bobby E ven chipped in a pair o f hits for the Bed Birds. Tom Bryan led the Sunland attack with a single and a two-run homer, and Durham had a pair o( singles for the Yanks. Nurth Orlando whipped Sunland, 10-2, in the Little League game, taking full ad­ vantage of the four-hit pitch­ ing of Mike Miller and Bobby Spencer and the power-hitting of Kevin Stephenaon. Stephenson wrapped t h e game up fur the Cards In the first inning when he helled a three-run homer to highlight a four-run outburst. North Orlando struck for four more runa In the second frame, and then tallied once in each of the third and fuurlh rounds. Miller wrapped a single and a triple and David Donat had u single and a double for tha Cardinal*. Steve Hendry had a pair of hits for Sunland and Paul Rinehart chipped in with a triple to boost tha Yank at­ tack. SET RACE CHICAGO (UPI) _ Hack Wilson of the Cube wee the first National Lesgurr to hit more than 50 home runs In one season, slamming 56 In 1930. f A T O * ’s The rampaging O v i e d o Lions go after a berth in the s t a t e baseball tournament Friday afternoon at 3:M when they meet Zcphyrhllla in the regional playoff* at John Courier Field In Oviedo. The Lions, sporting a 10-3 record for Ihe season, lost a heartbreaking 1-0 decision to Avon Park in the playoffs last year. Should (hey garner a berth in the stale tourney, it will be the fartherest the Lloni have ever advanced In post-season play. Site for the state tourna­ ment, to be held next week­ end, has yet to be chosen. ‘‘ We’ve got our Job cut out for us,’ ’ Lions Coach Paul Mikler said Wednesday. ' ‘Ze­ phyrhills haa a solid team and they are well coached. We’re told Uielr shortstop Is one of the finest In the state. It will be a lough one." Mikler went on (o aay "It should be a tight, close ball game. Whoever score* the first run may just take It, but anything can happen." Mikler will be pinning hla hopes on the pitching arm. of Jim Courier, who haa chalk­ ed up a 6-1 hurling record this season, with two no-hit con­ tests to hla credit. Not only is Courier strong on the mound, hut he wield* a heavy bat at Ihe plate, carrying a near .400 batting average. Completing the battery with Courier will be Rea Brooks behind the plate. The remain­ ing starting lineup for Ihe playotf lilt will be: Tim Colbert at first base, Kelley Fore at second, Bob Stewart at shortstop, Mike Partin at third, Wayne Jacobs in left field, Billy Mikler in center and Walter Beasley in right field. » . Richard Frank no-hlt Hunt |the game with his speed and Lincoln-Mercury as C h a s e control. Rick Grant, Glenn Meyers shutout the Comets, 6-0, Wed­ nesday afternoon at Fort Mel­ . and Rick Smith each contri* buted a pair of hits to the 10lon Park. Frank allowed three base- hit Chase output. The victory on-baila and hit one batsman enabled Chase to move onewhile striking out 10, upon en­ half game ahead of First Fed­ tering the charmed circle. He eral in the Little National baffled the Comets throughout National League. Spring Grid Drills Started At Lyman By Jim Barrhua Herald Sports Writer The Lyman Grayhounda have begun spring football practica for the 1065 season, with roach Dick Copeland back for hit third term at the helm. In 10.13, his first season at Lyman, the Greyhounds won only three games and lost six, due to a flock of injurtei to key players during the course ol the seaion. In 1B64, Lyman, with only seven returning lettcrmrn and a Bock o f sophomores and Juniors won two of 10 contests. Out this season, things are looking brighter. Copeland had 04 aspiring gridders report for the first skull session on Monday, in­ cluding 15 returning lettermen from last year's squad and a number of boys who suw varsity action lata in the season after reporting from Dick Silvers' fine JV team. Also present were a fine sophomore crop up from Coaeh Jim Clark's successful South Seminole team. Copeland has Inst only 11 of last year’s varsity per­ formers. Chief among the missing ara All-Orange Belt Conference end Gene Winkleman, quarterback J a c k i e Blanton, guard Chuck Wagner and tackle Dave Matls. Also lost to graduation were backs Austin Saville, Terry Poole, Phil Perrault and Andy llinely, end Randy Seaman, and linemen Keith Salmi and Ronnie Toole. Assisting Copetand on the vanity this fall, will b« Tom Barnes, Jim Farley and Dick Silvers. Jim Clark of South Seminole is helping in the spring drills which will rml with the annual Blue-Gold game on May 28 at Lyman Rtudium. Announced as opponents on the 'Hounds 1065 schedule are: Wildwood, Apopka, Titus­ ville, Oak Ridge, DeLand, Kissimmee, Sanford, Leesburg and Lakeview. Ink Plummer ST. LOUIS (UP1) — Bill Plummer of Anderson, Cnllf., signed Wednesday by the St. Louis Cardinals, hns been as­ signed to their Rock Hill, S. C., farm club. The 18-year-uld Plummer was a catcher at Shnsta Junior College. In the Little Ameriean, San­ ford Atlantic National out­ lasted Florida State, 9-7. Jeff Ward was credited with the pitching decision. Hudson and Voltoline bad homers for At­ lantic and Barks hit for the distance for State. Hudson. Pruitt and Darby each had two hits to pace the winners. Hard n hit safely three times for the losers to lead their hitters. In Ihe Junior League, Paul Pivec twirled a no-hit game against Cl vita n as Shrine won, 12-11. The game was hailed after four inning* because of a league 10-run lead rule. Shrine banged out 10 hits with Brad Hollingsworth hav­ ing a perfect day at the plate with three hiti and Mike Long adding two hits to take hon­ ors In that department, CPO stopped Kiwanis 7-2 behind the pitching of Bobby Lundqulst. Lundqulst gave up a double to Melt Morgan, the second man be faced in the first inning, and then pitched hitlcss ball Ihe rest of the way. He struck out 11 but was bothered by control problems, issuing nine walks. CO scored four rum in the second inning and added three more in the third to account for all (heir scoring. The win­ ners mustered only four hill; Play Larry Williams getting three snd Lundqulst the other hit. But they made good use o f * f nine walks and four Kiwanis errors to take the win. In softball play, Leroy Robb moved Into a second place tie, in the City League, with Ihe Kilowatts, one game off the pace of Kingswood, by defeat­ ing USO, 158. L'SO jumped off to a T-l lead but quickly saw their • lead vanish. Jim Jernigan was the winning pitcher. Hick Sires and Don Griffin hit homers for Robb. Griffin was top hllter, going three-torthree. Rick Stmpaon and Jes­ se Denney topped the USO batters with two hits each. Top games today are tha Gcorges-Strickland Morrison # Little League game at Bay " Avenue Park. The two team* are tied for flrat place in the Little American League. An­ other top game pits Leroy Bobb against the Kilowatts. They are lied for second place in the City League and meet tonight at Plnehurst. PLAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP 110.00 then weekday Greens Fregl Land O' Lakes Country Club Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry 828-2699 SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:15 P. M. 210 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP TALUK STAMPS Convincing Win BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI) — Chle Caldcrwood, Britiah Empire light heavy­ weight champion, alternated left hooka and right eroaaea to acor* a convincing toround decision ovtr Johnny Persul o f Brooklyn, N. 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Langford |instead of relying on his own I strength,” the Philadelphia UPI Sports Writer Jim Bunning just got “ too I Phillies manager said. Wednesday night Bunning smart," according to his man­ decided to forget a lot of the ager, Gene Mauch. book on the hitters and just Bunning, the perfect game rear back and throw. The re­ pitcher of last June 21 and a sult was a four-hit shutout of 19-game winner, lost three o( the New York Mets, 10, and his first four games this sea­ Bunning slugged the gameson but Mauch claimed he winning homer in the bargain. "That was the difference," had "great stuff in every Mauch analyred. "He was gam e." "Jim was Just over pitching. loose and was just fogging He knew the hitlers' weak­ them in there." nesses and was moving the ball around loo much trying to pitch to those weaknesses p /A t r 3A9fAtAH, ST A fiT tP City League Standings OPPA9 tp He //tT £ P P 9 70 tfiPAOVf OH TA'£ COMfBACK Hfi/9 AOA 6 A t P A O P P fP A H P 6 4 /Y Controversial Clay-Liston Bout May Be Halted By Court Action NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. I’cL GB Los Angeles 13 6 .684 Cincinnati 12 7 .632 1 Houston 12 9 .671 2 Milwaukee 9 8 .629 3 Chicago 0 0 .600 3 ti Ran Francisco 10 11 .476 4 St. Louis 9 10 .474 4 Philadelphia 9 10 .474 4 Pittsburgh 7 13 .360 6H New York 7 14 .333 7 Wednesday's Results Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 1, New York 0 night Los Angetes 3, Chlncinnstl 2, night Mflwaukea 2, Houston 1, 14 Innings, night San Franrisco 10, St. Louis 6, 10 innings, night Today's Gassew Pittsburgh at Chicago Los Angeles at Cincinnati (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. T et GB Chicago 3 6 .722 Minnesota 11 6 .688 1 U s Angeles 11 8 .679 2H Cleveland 8 7 .633 3H Detroit 9 9 .600 4 Baltimore 9 9 .600 4 New York 8 10 .444 6 Boston 7 9 .438 6 Washington 7 13 .360 7 Kansas City 4 12 .250 8 Wednesday's Results Chicago 4, Detroit 0, 1st, night Chicago 4, Detrol t 1, 2nd, night Cleveland 4, N. Y. 0, night U a Angeles 8, Boston 4, night Minnesota 9, Baltimore 2, night (Only games scheduled) Today'e Games Baltimore at Minnesota New York at Cleveland (N ) Kansas City at Los Angeles (N ) (Only games scheduled) By Maryann Mllea sored by the Central Florida Results have been posted in Horse Show, Inc. the May 1 gymkhana, sponSenior high point trophy wrnt to Cathy Wills, with junior high point trophy going to Robbie Knowles. Wendy Benson took Junior high point ribbon. In other events, the order o{ finish was as follows; Haller Class. Rusty Chris­ topher, Pal Stone, Lee Chris­ topher, Troy Marshall and Pat llurkhaminer; Keyhole PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Out­ Open, Robbie Knowles, Sissy fielder Robert Clemente, Na­ Baird, James Calvert, PattyBob While and tional League hatting cham­ Forward, pion and All-Star, and the best David Willis; Cloverleaf jun­ player the Pittsburgh Pirates ior, Wendy Benson, Robbie have had in the past several Knowles, Vick Calvert, Cindy years, wants to he traded, the llingcl, Pogo Ringcl and Sissy Baird; l’ost-Garette said today. Buc Clemente Voices Desire To Be Traded *1 M A PS ZA9T y fA * . a A r t * A y fH A O fito 4 o A 0 M (A 9 A H P Standings Los Angeles Dodgers Into first place in the NL, beating the Cincinnati Reds 4-2; Wade Blasingame hurled 14 innings for Milwaukee and Eddie Ma­ thews doubled home the win­ ning run in the 14th for a 2-t victory over Houston; Bob Buhl of the Cubs three-hit Pittsburgh for a 3-1 Chicago triumph and San Francisco whipped St. Louis 10-5 in 10 innings. In the American League the pace-setting Chicago White full blown hearing." Byrne contended in hie peti­ tion that Inter Continental Pro­ motions Inc. of Chester, Pa., was staging the fight in Massachusetts without a licen­ se, and that such unlicensed bouts are a "common nuis­ ance." The petition named Inter­ Continental, Boston fight pro­ moter Sam Silverman, Clay, Liston, the Boston GardenArena Corp, and the Boston & Maine Railroad, which owns Boston Garden. Reduce Roster KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — The Kansas City Athletics reduced their roster to the May 11 limit of 25 players Wednesday hy assigning Jose Santiago to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. Santiugu, a 24 - year •old righthander, apeparod in four gamci as a reliever this year. He had no record and « 9.00 earned run average in five Innings. LITTLE NATIONAL W L CHASE .......................... 8 2 First Federal ................5 2 Locomotive Engineers . 4 3 Hunt Llncoln-Mercury . 3 4 Quality Mobile Homes . 0 7 Game Today: First Federal vs. Locomotive, 4:30, Ft. Mellon Park LITTLE AMERICAN W I. GEORGES ......... ............5 2 STRICKLAND MORRISON .............. 5 2 Navy ............................. 3 4 Sanford Atlantic ........... 3 4 Florida State Bank . . . . 2 6 Game Today: Strickland Mor­ The newspaper, in a Chicago rison vs. Georges, 4:30, Bay datclincd dispatch written by Avenue Park sports editor A1 Abrams, said JUNIOR LEAGUE the hard throwing, hard-hitting W veteran of to seasons with the ROTARY ....................... 4 Pirates said in the clubhouse Civitan .......................... 4 after Wednesday's 3-1 loss to CPO ................................3 the Cubs: Kiwanls .......................... 3 "I want to be traded from Elks ............................... 2 this club and I don't want to Shrine ............................ 2 play for his manager (Harry No games Scheduled Walker) any more." CITY LEAGUE Walker, readied several W hours after the game, said he KINGSWOOD ................ 6 had heard about Clemente's Kilowatts .......................5 remark, but only second-hand. Leroy Robb ................. 5 "He has not said anything Panning Lumber .........5 to me about it. Until he docs, Chick N’ Treat ............ 3 I have nothing to say. 1 Just Chase .............................. 1 hope he's ready to play when USO ............................... 1 Games Tonight: 7:30, Leroy we need him," Walker said. In Pittsburgh, Pirate Gen­ Robb vs. Kilowalls; 8:43, Chick N' Treat vs. King.- eral Manager Joe L. Brown wood, both games Pine- said last night he had heard nothing about the incident, hurst Park from cither Clemente or Walk­ CHURCH LEAGUE er. 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Jim Waters and Frank Patterson, Bud Knowles ami Robbie Knowles, Wendy Henson and Teresa Knowles, Boh lliirkha miner ami Frankie Stuckey, and I'ogo Ringcl and Joe McGuckin; Relay Rare Open, Chris Cnprlcn, R o b b i e Knowles, Wendy Benson and Teresa Knowles; Guy Randolph, Ann Randolph, Pally Forward ami Marsha Wynn; Jim Waters, Peggy Ringcl, Pat Ourkhammrr and Terry McClintock; Cathy Wills, Mel Wills Jr.. Van Stuart and Bob While. Next regularly scheduled show will be at 7 p m . May13. It will be a pleasure show. of your vacation trip last summrrf Just North o f Casselberry City Limits LIGHT OR DARK m rr Trsa g a a aBa'nCTa a r r ~ ~ r IMP. FRENCH Cloverleaf senior, S o n y a Howard, Terry McClintock, Jeanne Harris, Pat Stone, Cathy Wills and James Cal­ vert; Egg Race, open, Ann Itandnlph, Terry McClintock. Wendy Benson. Patty For­ ward and Brenda Williford; Flag Race junior, J. P. Wa­ ters, Ilobhic Knowles, Bar­ bara Rartclt and Pam Lloyd; Flag Race senior, George My­ ers, Butch Wills. Jamrs Cal­ vert and David Willis; Jumping Figure 8 senior, Cathy Wills, Pally Forward and Ann Randolph; Pole Bending junior, Cindy llingcl, Wendy Henson, J. I*. Waters, Guy Randolph, Teresa Know­ les and Pam Lloyd; I'olr Rending senior, Ann Ran­ dolph, Cathy Wills, Maxine thou* Sox swept a doubiehcadrr from Detroit 4-0 and 4-1. Cleveland downed New York 44-0, Minnesota trounced Bal­ timore 9 2 and lxii Angeles brat Boston 6-4. Blasingame, a 2t-ycar-oUl $100,000 bonus baby, allowed only five hits and struck out 12 in going the longest dis- j tance of any pitcher this sea­ son to even his record at 2-2. The only run he allowed was 1 Rusty Staub's second home run in the seventh. Wills, Knowles Tops In Horse Events atP BOSTON (UPI) - A legal battle to determine whether (he CaMlua Clay-Sonny Lliton fight cornea off as scheduled May 25 may generate more controversy than the heavy­ weight title bout itself. Round two of a hearing on Suffolk County Dlst. Atty. Gar­ rett II. Byrne’s bid to block the Boston Garden match with a temporary injunction was scheduled to begin today in Superior Court. Byrne, who claims the fight Is being promoted in violation of Massachusetts law, won the first round Wednesday when Judge Felix Forte ruled the district attorney was acting properly and had a prims facie case in his petition to have the bout declared a "common nuisance." Today the judge planned to listen to arguments by attor­ neys representing principals and promoters of the fight in answer to Byrne's petition. One lawyer, Frank Koxol, flatly rejected an attempt to mediate the dispute out of court. 'I'm not going to agree on anything," Korol said Wed­ nesday night. 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A ttorney for I 'la ln llff. Hit It u l U n d U u IIiH o k . OrUndn, K ln r ld a . on o r h e r o r e Ilia H i t d a y o f M a r . A i i . n e t . I f yuu f a l l t o do an n t l e c r e a I'rn Co n* fa e a a w i l l be e n t e r e d n a e l n e t y o u f o r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th e Com plaint. W IT N K S M m y b a n d a n d t e a l nf e ald Court, a t Sanford. Hem ln ola C o u n t y , K ln r ld a , th la Ivih d a y o f April. I l i l . (SKAI.I A r t h u r If. n e r k w l l h . Jr. C le r k o f the C ircu it Court. In end Kor S e m in o le C o u n t y . F lo r i d a . I ly : M a r t h a T . Vllilen, D. C. J A AIKS S. l i r l l l l I »7 llu ll a n il llu lld ln q O rlando, K ln ild a A tlo rn a y fo r I'la ln llff P u b l l a h : A p i l l f t . I». A la y I, li. ia * i C O L fit I i%Smi!SSSIfOO DaEditfuEy l|M, knciau>...«ni far awry mood, awry ocutioo! Pick a fripinca and hwa a ihowar of Honan In coiogna, duitiM pondar and soap. Msrvtlout for lifts. 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Serving will be con­ tinued until 8 p.m. Hot doge, hemburgere, co f­ fee, punch, and table eervice will be provided by the asso­ ciation and covered dishes will he brought by thoaa at­ tending. Association President Allen Forward has Invited all res­ idents o f the eras, whether or not, to attend in order to meet and become better ac­ quainted with other# of the community. Famous Painting Posed By PupUs A program o f "living pic­ tures" was presented by Mra. Caroline Wiggins* s i x t h grads class at Houthslda Ele­ mentary School. As each fam­ ous painting was posed by some students, others sang appropriate songs or gave recitation*. Might famous paintings portrayed by the elate In­ cluded "The rife r" by Man­ et; "The A ngrlui" by Millet; "Whistling Hoy" by Duveneck; ‘T inkle" by Lawrence] “ Noel with Viol In" by 0 . R. Devi.; "I,e Gourmet" by I'lcaseo, and "The V igil" by J. Fettle. 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Choose her Gift from the World' most famous COSM ETICS WHITMAN'S SAMPLER REG. 1.29 VALUE W AHL • S to 9 cupt ill LIST 2f.9S nn L IS T 11.95 ^ 11h New Lighted-dial Clock Radio TF H I T 14.95 . 1 hi A varied program o f enter­ tainment by local persons has erranged tor "The Merry-GoRound," fifth annual show for the benefit at the U tle Red Schoolhouse. school far re­ tarded children at Sixth Street and Palmetto Avenue. Show time ii I p. m. Monday at th* Seminole High School audi­ torium. Vocalists who will be heard during the show Include Ger­ ald Covington, H. E. MeSwain, Colleen Wiggins aad Robert and Ophelia Bennett A group of midshipmen from the Sinford Naval Academy will present rock and roll music with their four-piee# combo. Members of the Epsilon Sig­ ma Sigma Alpha sorority will present a comedy skit entitled "Coloring Book." A "worn*nices wedding'’ will be conducted by a group of officers from Sanford Naval Air Station. Two local teachers, Mrs. Ar­ ietta Coberly and Mrs. Marla Stumpf, will play duets on the twin pianos. A group of parents from Loot wood Elementary School who call themselves "The Dixie Dancers” will perform far the Merry-Go-Round aud­ ience. Among the oddities of the program will be a "Bridal Fashion Show” and Seminole High School will present its version of a Dixieland band. One of the highlights of th* show will be the return of The Whistlers.” Mrs. A. O. Kernel, general director of the show, said tic­ kets are available from any member of the Seminole Aseoelation for Retarded Children and also will be on stla at th* door. Box office opens at 7: SO p. m. and curtain goes up on the fifth annual "Merry-Go. Round" at I p, m. Monday. n rrtS T SPRAY mo.**. 2 9 * {UiMT 1> B AYER ASPIRIN B ottla o f 1 0 0 5 4 * (LIMIT 1) AERO SHAVE 6y«OZ.SIZE W*P A R T Y TREAT CLOTHES M IX E D N U T S 54 * P t « .e f M . leit-fteelstent M m « 9 t Velee AMSTERDAM, The Netl erlanda (U P I)—Crown Prii ceae Beatrix worn a blac wig, an old coat and gins* on • tour o f Amsterdam's r< light district. A court spoke man said the visit "was mu in connection with the pri desire for first-hai knowledge o f social walfa conditions," NowYou Know United Prana International The word "bedlam" mean­ ing a mad uproar la derived from a popular miapronounclat Ion o f Bethlehem Hospital In England, th# first lunatie asylum In Europn, according to the Encyclopedia Britannice. �Hr* Sm torl Paj?e 8 — May 6, 1965 irr«H Tolar Pupils O f Piano To Audition Elghtaen pupil* from the Tolar School o f Plano have been entered In the National Plano Playing Audition* for IMS to be held at the audition eenter In Orlando on May 614. They are among 400 mu*lc itudent* In the Central Flor­ ida area acheduled to par­ ticipate In thin annual event The atudenta will be exam­ ined for local, dlitrlrt, atate, and national honora which the mother organliatlon will con­ fer according to the number of alandard clatalc, romantic and modem compoiltlona of pianoforte literature each atudent can creditably perform In the pretence o f a member of the Board of Adjudicatora of the American College of Mutldana and the National Guild of Plano Teachen. Local entrant* are Mary Edna Burton, Gall Crumley, Ann Doudney, David Doudney, Douglaa Doudney, Emily Dougherty, Jean Dougherty, David Goethe, Martha Goe­ the, Danecn Harper, Janet Mamfield, Judie Manafleld, Llaa Odham, Suaan Ray, Becky Tanner, Judy Tanner, Mary Warfel and Patty Wllllama. All are puplla of Mary E. Tolar Nance of the Tolar School of Plano. Mra. Nance la affiliated with the National Guild of Piano Teachera, the Florida State Muile Teachera Aaaociatlon and the Central Florida Muale Teachera A llo ­ cation. Graduation Luncheon Given Susan Haynes Mias Suiae Haynes, Semin­ ole High School aenlor, waa honored recently by her aunt, Mra. A. J. William*, of Orlan­ do with a luncheon at the Sky­ line Restaurant. Mra. Wllllama preiented Suian with a travel clock aa a memento o f the occasion. Those present with the honoiee Included her mother, Mra. M. T. Hayne* Jr.; her aunt, Mrs. T. D. Haynes, of Orlando; Mra. BUI Forrester of New Smyrna Beach, and Mrs. Clay Williams, Mis* Lin­ da Green and Miss Sharon Booth of Sanford. Sandra Burgess Betrothed TOLAR SCHOOL OF PIANO PUPILS who will audition next week In Orlando nre front row loft to right Patty Williams, Gall Crumley, Dougins Doudney, David Goethe, Mnrthn Goethe, Dancen Harper, Busan Ray, Jean Dougherty and Janet Mansfield. Hnck row left to right are Emily Dougherty, Judie Mansfield, Mary Edna Burton, Judy Tanner, Ann Doudney, Reeky Tanner and Mary Warfel, In ubsentia is Lisa Odham. Brothers Observe Birthday By Jane Casselberry Tommy, four, and Johnny, two, sons of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Herald of 210 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, celebrated t h e i r birthdays with a party Saturday morn­ ing. The carports of their home was gaily decorated with fes­ toons of balloons and colored streamers. The young honorccs and their guests enjoyed refreshments o f ice cream, cake, punch and"candy. Guests Included Wayne Gre­ gory, Mark Lego, Laurie Ann Women's Words POOPED OUTT PERK UP! Call It four o'clock fatigue or late-afternoon exhaustion, it's the feeling Uiat comes a f­ ter a day when you left out two or the Ingredients In the cake you baked for the church because your little girl cried unitl you went outside to see the Japanese bectlo she had found on your prlxe-winnlng rosebush, a day when your family's "adorable" new pup­ py discovered that the legs o f your anthpie mahogany chest were Just right for chewing — well, you know what It's like; it’s the every­ day feeling. And if you're looking for aomrplace to hide, why not try stepping into a luxurious alcam hath 7 A report from Europe about a p o r t a b l e ateam bath, Just right for home-uae, la available now. It eonalata o f an electrically heated steamer pot, a folding chair and a vinyl cubicle. Tho unit requires only a couple of cupa o f water and IS to 20 minutes to develop ateam. It could be Just the thing to brighten you up In time fur your husband's homocoming every night. DON'T 8PIIAT 'EM. STARVE ’EM Believe It or not, a moth may chew up an entire bulkyknit sweater and still be hun­ gry, Your only hope for the pleated skirt hanging next to the shewed-up sweater Is that tho moth might expire before he areaaaa ever the closet bar. Textile World says the •sweet way to mothdooaa la • t a v v a t l e a , rather than poison. A California ontomologlst has found a number of substances — anti-metabolites —which make the textile fib­ er valueless aa nourishment The moths will be aa unable to develop Immunity to the anti-metabolities as they will bo te overcome their need for nourishment. Hope for , early malnutrition. The J, T. Knights Surprised With House Warming Party Mr. and Mrs. John T. Knight, formerly of Hanford, were surprised with an old fashioned “ house warming" recently w h e n 10 former neighbors arrived at their new home, IS Estrella Itoad In Deliary, laden with gifts and goodies, Mra. John McCInskry, Mra. Ruitell Kltncr and Mra. Tom Albert furnished cup cakes, brownies, date bars, nuts, minis, coffee and soft drinks for tho parly refreshments. A beautiful electric wall clock was presented the honor gueala for Uielr new home. Enjoying t h e delightful evening wero Mr. and Mrs. Peter Uukur Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Mr. and Mra. Fred Yeackle, Mra. Rus- sell Kltnrr, Mrs. Wilma Col­ bert, Mra. Ralph Resold, Mra. Nan Childress and Mra. Clar­ ence Ilarlow. Also Mrs. Joey Andrews, Mra. DIU Carter, Mrs. George Oata, Mra. Roy Monfort, Mr. and Mrs. John McCloskey and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Albert. MISS SANDRA LEE BURGESS DeBary Gardeners Install Officers Lemons will yield more juice If squeexed at room tem­ perature. Egg whites, too, will yield a greater volume when whipped at room tem­ perature. W IG S Personals C. A. Powars Exchange Vows Women Enjoy District Meet By Evelyn Miss Linda Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Young Harrte, Oviedo, bride-elect of Lee Baggett, o f Winter Park, waa guest of honor at a lovely luncheon at the Imperial House In Winter Park, Satur* day, May 1. Hostesses, Mrs. John Ride­ nour, Mra. Ben WainrigM, Mrs. C R. Clonta and Mra. M. L. Gary, presented Miss Har­ ris with a platter In her cboa* en china pattern. A moat attractive arrange­ ment of rosea o f every color waa used as the centerpiece. Gueata other than the hos­ tesses were Mrs. Young Har­ ris, mother of the bride-elect, Mra. L. H. Baggett, mother of the groom-elect, Mra. Cleo LeInhart, Mra. Milton Gore, Mias Julie Gore, Mra. Frank Gore, Mra. Gene Gore, Mra. George Means, Mrs. R. W. Estes and Mrs. Jack Dodd. Longwood Miss Laura Abigail Boyd, A run In a atocking? Spray It with hair spray to halt lta progress, suggests the Nation­ al Family Opinion, Inc., a Mr. and Mra. Mills Boyd of conaumer research firm, In Toledo, Ohio. Sanford announce the marri­ age of their daughter, Laura Abigail, to Charles Arthur Powars, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Arthur Powars, of Fort Lauderdale. The wedding was solemnis­ ed in the Episcopal Chapel of True, Myrtle Gradlck, Jessie the Incarnation in Gainesville Brlsson, Helen Pearson, Lor­ on Saturday, April 24, at 3:30 raine Graham, Irene Laney, p.m. with Rev. William LillyMarguerite Graham, Margar­ crop serving aa the officiating et Ganaa and Betty Baker of clergyman. Orlando. Tho bride, given In marri­ age by her father, waa attired in a street length natural lin­ en dress. She wore a small matching hat and beige accessories. She carried an old-fashioned bouquet of carnations and stephanotis. The bride's only attendant The DeBary Oardcn Club was her sister, Alison, who Will rnaet Friday, May 7, at 2 wore bouffant yellow organdy p.m. at the Community Cen­ and white accessories. She ter. carried a nosegay of carna­ Installation of officers will tions. be held with Mra. A. F. Pow­ Mr. Powars acted aa beat ell, assistant director of De- man for hia son. Land, serving ns installing Mra. Boyd, mother of the officer. bride, waa attired in blue Annual reports will be given linen with matching accessor­ at this meeting and members ies and woro a corsage of pink are asked to make an effort carnations. to attend. Mrs. Powars, th# groom's mother, wore a turquoise silk To hang on to packagea suit and had a corsage of when shopping, live danger­ white carnations. ously. If you have to put Following tha ceremony a down packagea, put them In a reception was held at the Uni­ position that will cause them versity Inn in Gainesville. On to fall to the floor If you start the bride'a table was a lovely to leave without thorn. floral arrangement of white mums, gladioli and stephan­ otis, a tiered wedding cake, and tall candles in silver can­ delabra. Gueata from Sanford attend­ ing tbe wedding were the bride'a paternal grandmother, Mra. C. M. Boyd; her mater­ nal grandparenta, Mr. and Mra. R. W. Ruprecht, and her aunt, Miss Barbara Ruprecht Mr. and Mra. Powars left after the ceremony for a wed­ ding trip on the east coast and will be at home after Sept. 1 in Gainesville, where he will continue hla studies at the university and Mra. Powars will be with the Alachua County School system. By Donna Estoa Mrs. Robert Caddie la re­ cuperating at her home on Old Dixie Highway north of Longwood following surgery at Florida Sanitarium and Hospital. Mrs. Gaddla's moth­ er, Mrs. Mary Grapes, baa returned to her home in Dehll, Iowa, after visiting with her daughter and family during the winter. SETTING ONLY 93*50 SHAPING EXTRA Mr. and Mrs. H e n r y Schmlti of Old Dixie Highway in Longwood have taken up residence in their summer homa In Avon Park, Ohio. Mra. Harriet Harris valescing at her home Dixie Highway after weeks confinement In Park Hospital. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's la con­ on Old aeveral Winter Hair Styllag Salon 2201 8. Park Avt. This Friday COOKING BY SIMMERING Certain cuts of meat are beat when cooked by simmer­ ing In water. These Include corned beef (brisket) and tongue and are cooked in wa­ ter to cover. It’s Interesting to add extra apecial flavor dur­ ing the cooking. For example, 1 lemon, sliced, 2 onions, sliced, 6 whole cloves, • whole peppers and a stick of cinnamon bark added to pickl­ ed tongue while it cooks en­ hances the flavor of this cut. Here's a Gift Mother will Love! A T H O M E. . OR A W A Y . . ..T H E PERFECT STA N D BY. . w Satin trimmed robe . . • Catch the late show or rise ’n shine in this near weightless robe o f launder-me-quick Kodel/Cotton that stays fresh and trim without ironin g. . . to suds ’n dry then wear again . . . BEACH COVER-UPS Comfortably cut, smartly T E E N A N D JU N IO R BATHING SUITS ALSO — TAN K SUITS tailored with raglan BRECKSEF STYLE SETTING LOTION IMO HIAWATHA MARY WILLIAMS ADELAIDE MOSES II* M M O TUT ( M l sleeves, forget m e not patch pockets. Choir Boy collar. Pink, Blue, Yellow. B O L D fl A M D O O IR B O L B T O U R U T pmfm jam hair with a aoft. natural mriogt but a ooatroUad « tyk You'll find it at STORB HOURS 81LVBKPLATB BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEW ELERS 112 8. PARK AVR. Linda Harris The bride-elect, now resid­ ing in Sanford with bar grand­ parenta, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burgess. 1s a 1881 grad uate o f Stonewall Jackson High School and attended Findlay Beauty College in Findlay, Ohio. She la present ly employed by General Bat­ tery and Ceramic Corpora­ tion, Sanford. The prospective bridegroom la a 1980 graduate of Mount SI High School, Snoquallmle, Wash., and received hla bach­ elor of science degree in paycology from the Univeraity of Washington, where he waa x member of Compass a n d C h a r t , NROTC Fraternity, and Scabbard and Blade, tri­ service military honorary. Enilgn Genaon la presently sta­ tioned at the Naval Air Sta­ tion, Sanford, where be la undergoing training In the RASC Vigilante to become a re­ connaissance attack officer. The wedding will be an event o f June IB In Sanford with complete details an­ nounced at a liter date. Business And Professional Two special guests were their p r o u d grandmothers, The District Five meeting Mrs. E. M. Herald o f Miami Shores and Mrs. Hugh Lyncs of Business and Professional of Casselberry. Women's Club was held May 2 In the Gold Room of the Ramada Inn at Cocoa Beach with members present from Cocoa, College Park, Colonialtown, Greater Cocoa Beach, Kissimmee, Melbourne • Eau Gallic, Orlando, St. Cloud and Sanford. Registration began at 8:30 for board members with 10 for members and gueita, followed by a “ koffee Match" and board meeting, work shop, business meeting and lunch­ eon terminated by the District Five officers being Initalled by Mra. Beatrice Freede, president of the Florida Fed­ eration. These were: director, Wanda Barnette, of Kissim­ mee; assistant d i r e c t o r , Elolse Kappeler, of Colonialtown; recording aecretary, Myrtle C. Zila, of Greater Co­ coa Beach, and treasurer, Myrtle (iradlck, of Sanford. One of tho highlights of the affair for the Sanford club was the winning of the Attend­ JOHNNY AND TOMMY HERALD, two ami ance Award for 1984-1803 Dis­ four year old nonn of Mr. and Mra. Thomas trict meetings. Herald, CaHnell>crry, recently observed their Attending from the local birthdays witli a joint celebration ut their home. club were the Mmca. Arolyn Dempsey, Pam Gordan, Jan and Lynn McPherson, Carl Wade and Jimmy Hamilton, Buddy Hear, Ben Patrick and Cathy Casselberry, Fetes Bride-Elect Mr. and Mrs. Joha W. Bur-1 ment o f their daughter, San-1 Navy, too e f Mr. and Mrs. (ess Jr. o f Charleston, W. dra Leah, to Gary L. Genaon, John K. Ganaoo, o f Seattle, Va., announce the engage-j Ensign la tho United States I y , tl| New Arrivals By Donna Estes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reedy of Longwood announce the birth of their accond aon, Keith William, who waa bom April 18 at Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital weighing nine pounds, 12 ounces. The Infant waa welcomed home by hia brother, Eric. Maternal grandparent! are Mr. and Mra. Robert Caddie of Longwood and paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Robert Reedy of San­ ford. Lovely Luncheon • • BUS DAILY OPEN TIL BiM FRIDAY f 822-91M ECKERD Drua S to r e s i S w u u d t'A DOW NTOW N SAN FO R D 1 0 �May 6, 1965 — Pape 9 The Story League Welcomes Official By M n . Clarence Snyder The Sanford Story League was host at a luncheon meet­ ing Saturday, honoring Mrs. Nell Baker-Parker, writer and lecturer, of Vero Beach, and second vice president of the Eastern District of the Story League and national chair­ man of education and re­ search. The luncheon was held at the First Baptist Church Edu­ cational Building with M n . A. J. Peterson and M n . V. G. Hasty serving as hostess­ es. The tables were centered with beautiful arrangements o f day lilies in shades of yel­ low and brown. Following the luncheon Mrs. Betty Snyder, president, in­ troduced M n . Baker-Parker who thanked the group for hoooring her and thus giving her the opportunity to get ac­ quainted. The group repeated tlie Story Tellen Creed, then Mrs. Snyder repeated the thftne for the current year, "Beyond nine mountains and nine riv­ ers, at the very end of the world, there is a huge story tree. On every branch Is a nest. Every nest has several eggs, by breaking an egg­ shell crystal clear a beauti­ ful story you will hear." A miniature golden tree stood on the table with nine paper mountains and a river at ils base. The tree held two MR. AND MRS. GEORGE ZELLER, couple at left, o f PeBary, recently bad ns house guest* their son, John Zeller nml his wife, Mnrion, couple ■at ripht, anil granddaughter* Lomiine, 12, nml Virginia, 9, from Mer­ rick, N. Y. Lovely Tea Fetes Seniors nests and in each nest were several plastic eggs. Mrs. Snyder chose an egg and opened it. A slip of paper had the name of the atory teller and the title of the atory. Mrs. Earl Evans told the first story, "The Discontented Pendulum," taken from The Book of Knowledge. The second egg held the name of Mrs. Fred Robb. Her story. "Tusitata, Teller of Tales," told of the road « f the loving heart, and was the true story of the last years of Ro­ bert Lewis Stevenson on the Islands of Samoa. Mrs. W. L. Roche told the Japanese fairy tale "The Fountain of Youth," wriltrn by Lolradio Hearn. Mrs. Snyder told "The T or­ toise and the Banana T ree," from a collection of Philippine Fairy Tales. Then came the golden egg and the story, “ It’s Still Ma­ gic," by Barbara Corrigan, which waa tokl by Mrs. BakerParker. The May meeting will be at the First Federal Building and at that time a market basket sale will be held. Pro­ ceeds will be added to the fund to send a delegate to the eastern convention. M A N D A R IN S W hat M other Could A sk F or M ore ORANGE W H IT E NAVY P IN K BLUE BONE $10.98 4-12 AAAA - C MRS. NELL HAKER-PARKER, center, was a recent honor guo*t o f the Sanford Story l.cugtie. At the left in Mrs. W. L. Roche and Mrs, Betty Snyder, president, is at the right. s | Qsw l&h ANFORD HOE 322-3071 207 W. let ST. TOUCHTON i' f f a Wekiwa Chapter I» I ..H fo r * D a y Sunday, May 9th Has Successful Card Party By Mr*. John Leone The Wekiwa Chapter of the PAR held a dessert-card party Thursday, April 20, at the Community Center. Laura Platt Brown was chairman and there were 30 tables in play at the center and five tables in private homes. Door prises were won by Mrs. H. Whitaker, Mrs. John Park, Mrs. C. E. Butler, Mrs. THE LAKE MARY GARDEN CLUB w h s hostess tit tlie home of Mrs. Alex Brcmncr, Mrs. Thorn­ Betty Burley to a graduation party for Mehmie Willinms. Peggy Miller ton Smith, Mrs. M. McManus, and Ginger Norris. From the left are Miss Williams and her mother. Mrs, Mrs. H. I\ Newton, all uf Do­ Lnurette Williams: Peggy Miller and her grandmother, Mrs. Funnie bary, and Mrs. Charles Wil­ J,efflcr; and Miss Norris and her mother, Mrs. Jean Norris. liams of Eustli, Mrs. Gladys small dainty open faced sand­ brown and while waffle weave While of Orlando, and Mrs. r By Mr*. II. L. Johnson 1 The beautiful spacious home wiches, nuts, mints and tea pique with while arcciiorlcs Abrs Klingenimlth or HeLand. and a while corsage. of M n. Lewis (B elly) Barley cakes. In ttie receiving line were in Lake Mary was the scene of an elaborate graduation Mrs. Mildred Tillis, Peggy tea recently honoring three and her grandmother, Mrs. Seminole High School seniors, Fannie Ladder; Melanie and Peggy Miller, Melanie Wil­ her mother, Mrs. Laurcltc liams and Ginger Norris. The Lake Mary Garden Williams: Ginger and her Club was the official hostess mother, Mrs. Jean Norris, and the cluo president, Mrs. for the affair. Mrs. Barley's home was Alyce Lensing. Members of opened ensuite for the occas­ the Garden Club served as ion and was decorated with floating hostesses. Peggy looked stunning in a beautiful arrangements made by Mrs. Malcolm Bordeaux. dress o f pink print pastel Aa orchid spray grown by made on the shift style. With Mrs. M a r i o n Schweickcrt it she wore white accessories graced one table in the enor­ and a while corsage, a gift o( the club. Melanie greeted the mous living room. The dining table was o\cr- guests wearing an attractive laid with white nylon net over bluusson effect dress of green yellow. Each corner held a print. She also wore a white yellow rose bud and several corsage and white accessor­ o f the buds were placed ies. Ginger chose a two-piece around the aldea, One end of the table held the silver punch bowl. A ring of yellow rose buds floated in the punch. On Mm. William Wimberly, 1804 Rowe Way, flanthe other end was placed a tiered candelabra with while ford Ih Hhnwn receiving flrat prise, a cashmere candlei and In the center an hwcater with a mink collar, from Mr. Philips. arrangement of while chrys­ 2nd PRIZE — 125.00 IN SERVICE anthemum!. Silver trays held This month's meeting of the MIL EARL HIGGINBOTHAM Ladies Auxiliary’, Gindervilie 2143 MtilMville, Hanford Volunteer Eire Department 30\ SATURDAY ONLY! ORCHID ^ ^ for MOM WITH PURCHASE OF 1.00 Present Mom with a lovely lifelike orchid. Hurry . . . while sup­ plies last! Wt FAMOUS, NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 17 ft 21 JEWEL WATCHES HELBROS • WALTHAM • 6RUEN Viluis up to $71.50 Why repair your old watch when you can have a new one for so little !. 14 Carat Gold Cases*Expansion bands‘ Bracelet straps * Diamond set • Each gift boxid with original factory guarantee • Some styles limited! M en’a styles also nailable! CHOOSE A “ SWEET” GIFT FOR MOTHER LU C K Y W IN N E R S ! ^ q P brI d i l m a s t e r W OVEN-BROILER m /HJ.RDM I FD B AK E...B R... O IL.T WARM...TOAST 12.99 The Herald welcomes all social news with the fol­ lowing regulations estab­ lished: 1— Photograph and covaraga requests should be mfde three duys prior to event. 2— Engagement a n d wedding forma are avail­ able to be accompanied by photo four daya before announcement. 3— News may be aubmltted at office, via mail or; phone for short notices. Typewritten accounts in lower case double spaced are expedited more quick­ ly. Names should be print­ ed in manuscript reports. <4— Personal black and white photos and negatives are acceptable. 6— Photos made by Hereld staff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal coat. Society Editor Doris Williams 822-2611—City 425-6931— County W hitm an • Pangrburit Norris • Nunnally 6 position thermostat control with heat-tempered glass door. Baketite handles stay cool, Adjustable tray with g r i d ... removable for easy cleaning. _ SETS DESERT FLOWER . Gindervilie V F D F A B E R G E ..................................................... H 0 0 C O T Y ...............................................$4.00-$5.00 3rd PRIZE — $15.00 IN SERVICE A. WIKT8MA 1701 East 6th Street, Sanford Ilh PRIZE — $10.00 IN SERVICE J. G. WAITS 706 Laurel, Sanford 2 DECKS PLASTIC PLAYING CARDS W estinghouse Flipper Fan Just flip for table fun . . . wail fun . . . floor fan. Transparent Hemt-olitc S - ft S a f e t y Blades. Whisper i|uiet. 1 2 .8 8 . . $1.00-$1.50-$2.25 C H A N T I L L Y .............................................$300 MAX F A C T O R .........................$3.50 and up C H A N E L .................................................. $10.00 L A N V I N .................................................... $1000 DEL KHYDER Casselberry RETII MALONEY 101 N. Mellonvltle, Sanford REMEMBER “ MOM” — WITH — CARDS ft GIFTS — FROM — Flemings Gifts - Cards . Bool 210 E. First St. K. IIOL'HIIOLDER 1001 Grovo Manor, Sanford RONNIE DAVIS 601 Catalina Dr., Sanford Polarized Fur Storage SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT Philips Tbo Sign Of quality A Service Cleaners Laundry A Fur Stonge 3 19 W . 1 3 th S t Phono 322*381$ *^ 9 8 4 'HAIR DRYIR O riginally told « lo r l& M 0*|||>|«4$*•!!(. G*#' mmfeungmhW4* I •*. a*-w#eei Mior lmei# a pc. sins TEXTURED NYLONS The latest fashion. . . stunning pattern in brown or black Dtluxi ELIZABETH A R D E N .............................. $600 JOE Ill'SSI Lake Mary BUNNIK YARBOROUGH 1603 Adama A v e , Haaford HAIR BRUSHES Half-round or profes­ sional styles. Natural bristle, nylon back*. Ladies Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. It. Ilyrd on April 26. Husbands were Invited to the mccling and ways of promoling interest In the Fire Department were discussed. Refreshments were served after the meeting. A61FT L L BWRAPPED! EA U TIFU LLY n s fl.9 8 Has Meeting Social News Regulations Many famous brand assortments of her of candv candy to to olease please n e r ...• i TUMBLER SET 1114 or. decorated tum­ blers rimmed In 22 K g o k L ■r ^ > General Electric TABLE RADIO SUNBEAM • 4 O-K tubes plus rectifier Ctrdliss Hygienic • Urge 4” Dynspower TOOTHBRUSH Have sparkling teeth & cleaner gums. Cordless! Safe! Works on flashlight batteries. 4 brushes. 12.88 speaker • Built-in ferrite rod antenna • White case 11.99 PROFESSIONAL MAKE UP MIRROR 6 lights. Baroque styled gold a n tiq u e p la s tic fram e. Easel stand or hang on wall. 398 SALE PRICED! * * * 9 7t �May 6, 1968 * Ftf- A ft* 10 Arthur Evans Honor Guest At Luau Choose from ft wide selection! By Evelyn Lundy I Jimmy Courier. Al W ard.ier. JWheeler, cousins of the guest In an Hawaiian aetUng on the David Evans. Walter Beasley, Hostesses for the party of honor, and Mrs. B. F. enclosed patio, by the pool at Anne Martin and Mimi Wheel-1were Anne Mnrtln and Mlml l Wheeler Sr., his grandmother. Ihe home of the W. H. Mar­ tini In Oviedo, Arthur Evans, senior o f Oviedo High School was honored at a delightful • House Coats luau. As each guest arrived • Blouses he w ei given a lei to wear. • Slips Purple and while Cattleya orchid* were hung from each o Hose wrought Iron post. On the • Bass glass topped dining table waa • Costume a large wooden bowl contain­ Jewelry ing fresh colorful vegetable! and fruit and on either side of the bowl were large hibiscus blossoms. The place cards were miniature palm trees. On each gueit'a plate waa a quarter of a fresh pineapple Riled with fruit. We Have A On the upper level of the Wonderful Heleclion! patio an arrangement of col­ orful paper hibiscus blossoms end fresh pineapple waa bank­ ed agalnat Ihe wall under i GIFT black Iron candelabra with WRAPPED! white candles and leis were hanging oo the wall above. On the smeller dining table waa a large arrangement of • Accredited red rosea. A delicious buffet MR. AND MRS. W. H. MARTIN were recent hosts to n lunu honoring Charge Account* supper of sweet and sour ribs, Arthur Evans, Oviedo High School Senior. Seated from the left are Nancy Welcomed chicken, macaroni supreme, Swenson, Arthur Evans and Gay Ulrey. Second row from the left are • Open Friday hot rolls, flaming volcano Jnn Beasley, Karen Janxcn nnd Marilyn Partin. Third row from the left Downtown Sanford Evenings end fresh coconut cake with are Marshal Lingo, Ted Aulin and Jim Courier. a spicy Polynesian punch waa served. Swimming and d a a e l n g were enjoyed by Gay Ulrey, Karen Janata, Jan Beailey, OPEN FRI* NIGHTS Nancy Swenson, Marilyn Partin, Marshall Lingo, Arthur Evans, honoree, Ted Aulin, f t The program was turned By Mra. John Iteone ALW AYS « * B T Q U A U T Y ^ ^ _ The Drama Department of over to Mrs. Chester Rcarlck, The DeBary Woman's Club who wifh the assistance of met recently at the home of Mrs. William Cole, Mrs. Ro­ Mra. Ewald Michelsen on Or­ bert Henderson, Mrs. R. N. chid Drive. Mra. Michclien McGee, Mrs. T. Van Arsdale opened the meeting with a and Mrs. Gus Dencinger, story on the beginning of read a short play, "Quiet, The Mental Health AiaoclaIMcase," about two bachelor tlon of Seminole County will drama and comedy. brothers who disagreed to the In the early days it was point of each using one-half present a film, "Compulsive Stealing," Thursday, May S at part of religious feast days, of the house and cooking their I p. ra. at the Civic Center. in Germsny, Spain, France meals on separate stoves. It The movie ii another in a and other European countries. proved to be very funny and icrio* being shown on the var­ The first specimens of dra­ the 23 ladies present alt ious problems of the mentally matic writing In the United thought it a pleasant after­ 111. Slates, reflected the taste of noon. Special guest will be James Colonial a n d Revolutionary Refreshments were served Luce, Cocoa Beach Counsellor, life and showed a definite with the president, Mrs. Char­ who will narrate the film, and English trend with a alight les Ulrich, presiding at the tea table. who b is served on the White Germanic influence. House Committee of Juvenile Delinquency. LUXURIOUS Appearing on a panel discus­ sion following the movie will NYLON SATIN TRICOT be Sheriff J. L. Hobby, C. Vernon Mite end Judge Ksrlyle Housholder. The public Is cordially In­ vited to the showing, which will be of interest to all civic minded citizens of the area. Hanes half Blip*, fu ll s l i p * Vicb-.hosen buttons add to reg. 2.98 r e f . 8.98 Nylons the usefulness and appear­ M am loua slip* at amazingly low ance of ■ garment. Keep the rlceat Lustre us, carefrea nylon satin $1.50 style of buttons in harmony .rlcot with laces, pleats, embroidery! with the style of garment — Proportioned sites, tool Whita and $ 1.6 5 pastels. tailored buttons for casual tailored clothes and more d ec­ orative buttons for dressier styles. DACRON®. NYLON $4 MRS. ROY R. WRIGHT, rijfht, ban hwl an her recent house Kueste, her three sisters (left to right) Miss Aline Anderson, Mrs. Nollie Moore, and Mrs. S. L. Deakins. Also n guest, but not shown, was Mrs. Carl Hartung, who Is from Chattnnooga, Tonn., ns are Miss Anderson and Mrs. Deakins. Mrs. Moore is from Dnlton, Gn. While in Sanford the group has enjoyed family gatherings, beach trips nnd hours of old time reminiscing. dComemaksUUk By Mrs. Column I . L. Johnson By Mrs. H. L. Johnson We have ■ new recipe book Florid* Fish Recipes. Here are several of (hem. SHRIMP MIAMI S lbs. shrimp, fresh or frozen H cup olive or salad oil 1 taps, salt W tap. while pepper cup extra dry Vermouth 3 tbsps. lemon juice Thaw frozen shrimp. Peel ahrlmp, leaving the last sec­ tion of the shell on. Remove sand veins and wash. Preheat electric frying pan to azo de­ grees. Add oil, salt and pep­ per and shrimp. Cook for 8 (o 10 minutes or until shrimp ■re pink and tender, stirring frequently. Increase tempera­ ture to 420 dcgrcci. Add Ver­ mouth and lemon Juice. Cook one minute longer, stirring constantly. Drain. Serve hot or rold as an appetizer or •nlrec. Serves 6. • • •. RICE AND CABBAGE SOUP 3 cups coarsely shredded cab­ bage 2 tbsps. butter fl cups chicken broth (V cup uncooked rice Cook cabbage In healed but­ ter, stirring frequently until golden brown, about IS min­ utes. Bring chicken brnlli to the boiling point. Add rice. Cover. Simmer about IS minulea or until rlcc is tender. Add cabbage and simmer 3 minutes longer. Serves fl. • • • TUNA AND TOMATO LOIUSIAN 1 cup uncooked rice 3 cups water 1 tap. salt 1 onion, sliced 2 tbsps. olro 2 tbsps. flour 1 can (3031 tomatoes 2 taps, parsley flakrs W tsp. salt dash pepper 1 can tuna fish (014 nz.) Combine rlcc, 2 cups water, and 1 tsp- salt In a 2 qt. sauce­ pan. Rring to a b o ll Stir onre. Cover, reduce beet and sim­ mer for 14 minute* Meanwhile saute onloni In nleo until lightly browned. Add flour and blend thor­ oughly. Add tomatoes and seasonings. Cook, stirring con­ stantly, until thickened. Flake tuna and stir into tomato mix­ ture. Spoon the tnua mixture over Use hot rice. Serves 4. and fluffy. Add strawberries. Dissolve gelatin in heated Juice from berries. Combine with cream chccso mixture. Add cooked rice and mix well. DeBary Drama Department partially thickened. W h i p cream until atiff, fold cream and marshmallows Into fruit mixture. Freeze until solid. Makes I to 10 servings. Reviews History O f Drama • • • Fold in whipped cream. Turn Inin baked 0-lnch pie shell. FLORIDA CRAB BOIL Chill and serve. 24 live, hard-shell, blue crabs . . . 1 lemon sliced For that graduation Ira or 1 medium onion, sliced party try these two punch re­ lv cup prepared seafood sea­ soning cipes using 7-Up. CALYPSO PUNCH IIV gallons water cup salt 3 cinnamon slicks U cup water Tie lemon, onion and sea­ 2 cups W'atcr food seasoning in a piece of 3 cups pineapple juice cheesecloth, our water Into a 1 cup orange juice large container. Add aalt and bag o f seasonings. Cover and '.i cup lemon Juice 4 7-oz. bottles 7-Up bring to boiling point over a hot fire. Plunge crabs Into 2 trays ice cubes Simmer cinnamon s l i c k s Ihe boiling water. Cover and and augar in water 10 min­ cook for 13 minutes. Drain. utes. Cool and discard cinna­ Serves 8. • • • mon sticks. Chill Ingredients. Combine fruit juices with su­ FESTIVE MULLET gar syrup in a chilled large 2 lbs, mullet fillets or other bowl. Slowly pour In 7-Up. fish fillets, fresh or frozen Makes 2 quarts or about 18 IV cup Frcneh dressing punch tup servings. Garnish JtV cups crushed c h e e s e howl with lemon and orange crackers slices topped with maraschino 2 tbsps. melted fat or oil cherries and mint leaves. paprika • • • Thaw frozen fillets. Skin RECEPTION PUNCH fillets and cut Into servingf t cups sugar size portions. Dip fish in 2 cups water dressing and roll in cracker 1 4floz. can pineapple juice crumbs. Place on a wellfl cups orange juice greased cookie sheet 13 by 12 3 cupa lemon juice inches. Drizzle fat over fish. 12 7-oz. hollies 7-Up -Sprinkle with paprika. Hake 2 trays ice cubes in an extremely hot oven 300 Mix sugar and water in a degrees for 10 to 12 minutes pan and simmer five minutes, or until fish flakes easily chill. Chill Irull Juices and 7- when tested with a fork. Up. Mix augar syrup and Serves f . Juices in a chilled punch bow!. At serving Hmc slowly pour In row own MA-sm 7 Up. Add lee cubes and gar M IVI1V MXAIM1 nlsh with mint leaves. Makes 7 qts. nr about GO punch cup A CM* servings, Public Invited O MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAYI T o Mental Health M ovie Tonight reduced For sheer pleasure give Mother J 9 9 2 3 3 AND COTTON BATISTE 0 • • • Or maybe you would like to servo this Dozen dessert. FROZEN FRUIT LOAF 1 3-nb, pkg. cream cheese 1 tins can crushed pineapple 1 7-oz. Initlle 7-Up 2 nips diced pearlies 1 cup diced seedless grapes VV cup sugar tv pi. whipping cream Us cups miniature marsh­ mallows Soltcn cream cheese and mix In pincapplr. Stir in 7-Up. Sprinkle augar over peaches and grapes and stir into mix­ ture. Pour Into a 2 qt. refri­ gerator dish and irraze until ■ CM* hair slips, ref. 1.98 e a C r.* B o d y by , RoxanneJ / Rock-bottom price* . . . superb Pen. ney value I Caiefree Dacron® p o ly ester, nylon and cotton batiste. Shadow panel*, too! Embroidery and laca trims! Proportioned ilxas. White, pastels. Intlmnte l/ovrlle* >» For Lciauro Hour* Baby Dolls Gowns Peignoirs $3.98 • • • to FROZEN STRAWBERRY RICE PIE Vs pt. heavy cream, whipped 1 8-os. pkg. cream cheese, room temperature W cup sugar m cups frozen strawberries, drained IVt tbsps. unflavored gelatin 4 tbsps. Juice from berries, $10.95 M O T H E R 'S DAY S P E C IA L ! Slips and -N lW w e y heated 1 cup eooked rice _ l t e *#♦ tU or 1 ft-laek baked pit shell Whip cream and set aside, ROACHES lg a mixing howl, whip cream chaaaa with augar until light Elsas, IMt, WlmM wad H a lf Slips AMTS HvUa * itivU«e tamH. ElUS OSTiai HOUSE WITH 8UO BIUINO "EDO” WHill YOU SHOE Of VISITI He W| taa man. AfctaJdato tat* vhaa at*8 at awettoA. Mat*. lata ta rv|i, Srafti A Ianillata, r — AVAItASU IN TWO SIUS — I AEAITMINT A SMAU HOME Sill lap la IA N ttto taa* II.M. I J IIOaOOM MOMS MM | »» ta 10.000 «*tl« laat II.M. SIB 8. PARK AVE. r e n n o iif $1.98 to $5.98 AcerWlUtf Chars* Accounts Welcomed Ja m a ic a sets with seersucker savvy! fl B. E. PURCELL CO. SANFORD ORLANDO 111 E . l i t S tru t SANFORD Crisp, rool and carefree— cotton seersucker has the know - how fo r summer comfort! Fashion knowhow too! Trim Jamaica shorts are topped by Ber. muds collared shirts or crop Ups! yellow. CHARGE IT ! or*M FBIOAT MIGHTS 0 �Buffet Dinner Entertains Faculty By J u t Casselberry Members of the South S«m>| Inole Junior High and Lyman High School English Depart­ ment* were entertained at ■ dinner Friday night at the lovely home of Mr. and Mr*. Malcolm Forsman at 1616 Algonquin Trail in Dommcrlch Estates. Mrs. Harriet Juraa was cohostess. The guests were served buffet style and dined Informally on the charming poolside patio. The d e l i c i o u s meal of shrimp Creole, tossed salad, French bread and cookies was served from the hostess's attractive Danish pottery. Guests included Mrs. Lola Battle, Mrs. Patsy Barnes, Mrs. Bacinc Foster, Mrs. Bar­ bara Hughes, Mrs. Leona Dzurus, Principal John Angel and Assistant Principal Rich­ ard Barnett of South Semin­ ole. Also Mrs. Carolyn Durak, Mrs. Jean Bowers and Mrs. Alicia Schmidt of Lyman and W. H. DeShazo, county super- visor of secondary schools. I group discussed and e*aluat-i the two schools in an effort Following the dinner the le d the English program for I to co-ordinate the curriculum. Vf» Miss Hewitt Bridal Shower By Juan Mafia By Evelyn Lundy Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Da­ Miss Terrs* Hewitt of vis of Chuluola announce the Gainesville, bride • elect of engagement of their daugh­ Joseph Duda. Slavia, was ter, Misa Julia Nadia* Davis, gurst of honor recently at a miscellaneous bridal shower at St. loikr's School in Slavia. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS o f Lymnn High and South Seminolo Junior High Schools wera entertained recently at the home o f Mrs. Mal­ colm Forsmnn with Mr*. Harriet Juraa nerving ns co-hontesn. Pictured from the left are Richard Barnett, Mrs. Forsman, Mrs. Leona Dzurus, Mrs. Juras and Mrs. Alicia Schmidt. A very lovely arrangement of white and yellow rotes and day lilies were used as the centerpiece. The attractive blond honoree wore a purple ratlleya orchid corsage, a gift from the hostesses. They also pre­ sented her with an electric frying pan. There were 50 guests present and among them were Miss Madonna Mock and Miss Carol Plata of Gainesville. Hostesses for ihe shower were Mrs. John Duda S r.,' Mra. John Duda Jr., Mri. An drew Duda Jr. and Mra. Wal ter Duda. Medical News A i r s . Ida Long Honored On Birthday Farewell Party Given. Rodger Boston Enterprise Personals |m t!l May 6, 1068 — Par* 11 Honor Guest o f M iss At least ens expert feels it’s not surprising that astro­ nauts find their specs cap­ By Jane Casselberry I Mrs. Delmas Copeland, Mr. I and Mrs. Phil Csesbcr, JefflHcinsen and Mr. and Mrs. sules cosy and comfortable. Dr. Edward C. Hughes o f Mrs. Ida Long was guest of|*hd Mrs. Frank Messick, M r.(M acLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Ed |Leonard Casselberry. Syracuss, Naw York, obssrrsd honor Sunday night at a birth­ that astronauts hava lived in day supper given by Mr. and aimilsr structure — their mother's womb—for at least Mra. Don MacLeod at their n l r s m o n t h s . Sutd Dr. home on Oakhurst Avenue, Hughes, a former president o f Altamonte Springs. the Amerlean College o f Ob­ House guest of Mr. and Mrs. stetricians and Gynecologists: Marvin McClain, Mrs. Long is “ We could ail say that we liv­ ed in a eapsula for at least visiting In Casselberry from nine months of our life, Pennsylvania. Amasingly enough, the eap. Tho honorce was presented sule used In outer apace ia a birthday cake. quite similar In shapa tu that In addition lo the guest of used in inner spare. “ Thu rapsuiu of the uterus honor, guests included Mr. is, however, of better design. and Mrs. McClain, Mr, and It Is elastic, contracting at Mra. Blynn Rcikcr, Rev. and alt times and capable of growing—It has an escape Broadicaf p l a n t s benefit hatch at the lower end which opens up during labor und from a washing with soapy allows the passenger to axil water if they are the victims PARTY HONOItEE MRS. IDA LONG, center, house guest of Mrs. Mnrinto another world where the of aphids, mealy bugs or scale vin McClain, left, o f Casselberry, was feted Sunday night at the Alta­ atmospheric pressures are Insects. No insecticide is need­ monte Springs home o f Mrs. Don MacLeod, right. different und all dangers urs ed in this esse. greater." By Evelyn Lundy Rodger Boston who is leav­ ing soon for tho Navy, was guest of honor at a surprise party, Friday night, given by Linda Ray at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mra. A. II. Ray, of Oviedo. Dancing waa enjoyed in the carporte which waa gaily dec­ orated with colored lights. A picnic supper of hot dog* and potato chips was served. The hostess’ mother had made a Urge sheet cake which waa iced to resemble the ocean and had several ships afloat on It. Written on the cake was “ Ahoy Rodger.'* Enjoying this Informal par­ ty were Rodger Boston, guest R a fa e l o f honor. Sandy Brown, Judy Phllpot, Doug Phllpot, Nancy Philips, Rodney Greene, Mil­ lie Tuck, Susan Jepson, John T ick a Jar of Ice cubes Into a picnic basket as a way ot keeping the food cool and Aria, Beverly Marshall, Paul. Pat Caldwell, Charles llaef- tasty. When the cubes melt, you have a Jar of cool drink­ Stapp, Beth Gore, Wayne eker, Jan B etiley, Donnye ing water. Crabtree, Glenda Pendarvls, Van Meter and Charlie fleasBob Fugate, Barbara Harbin, I ley. to Airman Flrit G a n Andrew Autin Jr., son of Mr*. Mary Alice Aulln of Oviedo and the late Andrew Aulln Sr. A late spring wedding Is be­ ing planned with complete de­ tails announced at a later date. Cupa that hava coffee or tea stalni can be rinsed In vine­ gar, then rubbed with ■ cloth dipped in sale. Finish by washing in auda and rinsing. GORDON K FLLET T ’S fllHRCARAt LldUETT DRUG ALICE COSTANTINO FASHION WIGS & SERVICE All Color* Ik Biaea PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 169.00 UP — TERMS — HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD For Conaultatlon P. O. Box 611 Caaselbarry, Fla. P H O N E 322-7913 Fh. IM-MJI FOR FAST DELIVERY SERVICE MISS DAVIS BY T H E MEDICINE DROPPER1* Bostonian Shoes CORDO-BRITE HANDSEWN FRONT MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS! Sunbeam Ladies Razors $6.99 Electric Hair Dryers $12.98 ELECTRIC CARVING KNIFE AND Carving Fork . . . . $11.95 REG. |M.M Pole L a m p s ..................$7.77 Patio Umbrellas • e $3.99 OTHERS TO I1 M I II IN. HI-DOMB Electric Skillet . . . . $9.99 high-shine leather slip-on that looWu food with every outfit . . . that wonderful BOSTONIAN feell Six# please? Fast Home Permanents $1.00 REG. I3.N VALUE YARDLBY OLD ENGLISH REG.IL75 Lavender S o a p ..................$2.25 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS DOROTHY GRAY REG.H .tl Dusting P o w e r....................99c ( l i n t K e& d scn . 0 MEN'S W EAR RIYLON “INTniATW 115 Mafnolla Are. Moisture Lipsticks . . . Downtown Sanford Shower & Bath Oil Spray $2.50 HARRIETT HUBBARD AYER REG.IM S 50c NEW COTY Creme Stick Lipstick $1.50 RIYLON "INTIMATE* Spray Cologne . . . . $3.00 MOTHER'S DAY CANDIES -B Y RODGER BOSTON, who will be leaving for a tour o f duty with the U. S. Navy, was recently honored with a surprise party at the home of Linda Ray, right, in Oviedo. Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles FRENCH FRIED LIVER Sprouce of Orlando were Liver, fried in deep hot guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter lard, healed to 376 dcgreci F. Stange Thursday. Ii one of the most delectable Mr. and Mra. J. S. Hailcdcn ways to serve this variety of Jacksonville were weekend meat. Have the liver sliced guests of Mr, and Mra. S. C. thin, wash it with cold water Lawson. Jimmy Shields, a and dry thoroughly. Before frying, cut It with brother, of Hollywood, Csiif., kitchen shears into strips is also visiting them. about N-inch wide. Dip the Don't usa polishes or abra- pieces in seasoned flour for a vrs on metal surfaces sucb light coating then fry in deep, i lamp bases. Tbe surfaces hot lard. Serve with what 7 Frenchre usually protected from tmishlng by a transparent fried onions sre a perfect teammate. sat of lacquer. REMEMBER — • PANGBURN • H O L LIN G SW O R T H • NUNNALLY CA M ER A S P E C IA L S PLAN WITH paradise AVAILABLE IN — • BLACK PATENT • HONE • CALF • WHITE CALF P or P EODAK INSTAMATIC "100" . . $12.88 The Future • MM EODAK MOVIE CAMERA . . $15.88 (PLUS 1 ROLL FILM FREED Us A bout A COLOR FILM _ _ _ _ _ roll 93c — 1ST — 1M ^ ank College Loan U MM (M EXPOSURE) F IL M _ _ _ _ _ Comes From — $2.98 INCLUDING PROCESSING FLO RID A S T A T E B A N K WlaJiy £ “ Featuring Fashions Just For Von" 10 N. PARK AVB. PAY LESS A T . . . To W ed PH. 322-2383 OPEN WEIL AFTERNOON ususn F .D .l.C . Quay'a Shoe Store D O W N T O W N SA N F O R D fiinsuM A i L IG G E T T • R E X A L L D R U G PINECREST S H O P P I N G C E N T O H W Y . 17-0 1 S O U T H — S A N F O R D GORDON R R LLR 1T * P H O N R S tt-T S lf �~rrm im m in vnr an nim irTr~Mfn — »~ r n n w n w — UwjrfvWaff-rcnw Deltona WSCS . 81)* •anlflrt Wiralli Page 12 — May 6, 1965 To Meet Friday Teacher-Parent Council Has Installation B T Jna* Caswtberry The Council o f Teaeh*ra and Parent* o f South Seminolo Elementary School at Casselberry rounded out a aucccuful year T tt a a A a y night with annual reports and Installation o f officers fo r the 1966-66 yesr. James Blrkenmeyer o f the County School Board Install­ ed the following officers! Mrs. William Eggers, presi­ dent; Mrs. Allen Ostrow, first vies president; Mrs. John Vsn Eepoel, seeond rice president; Mrs. John Perry, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard Wehbsr, correspond­ ing aenatary; and Mrs. Rob­ ert T. Carrkk, treasurer. An estimated budget at 11,100 for tha coming year waa voted on and approved by the members. Projects undertaken by the CTP this year to improva tha school Included the purchase o f |300 worth o f library booki, eight classroom fane, •220; alght abbscl, $128; two dosen lunchroom trays for first graders, $45; four rec­ ord players, $200; and a sprinkler eystem for tho school grounds, $260, Materials have arrived for ths sprinkler system and tt Is axpected that It will be Installed before school is out. During the CTP sponsored Book Fair $G38 books were purchased by parents and students, and It Is hoped that aventually many of these will be donated to the school library. Total Income for the year from fund raising projects amounted to approximately 1976, with around $600 o f this m ille d from the successful Spring Festival. The membership chairman reported a total of 474 mem­ bers for the year. Some of the other accomplishmenta were revision of the constitution nnd 1iy-lswa, establishing a permanent safety committee, conducting a . physical fitness program, and conducting a study group on testing and grouping. Mrs. T. J. Durranre, vice president, presented a g ift o f a silver bowl to retiring president, Mrs. Gerald McGinnis, In be­ half o f tho CTP. Mrs. Mc­ Ginnis expressed her apprec­ iation to all those who do­ nated so many hours to the school and helped make the year a aueceasful one. Mrs. May Oatrow, teacher, and Principal C. M. Ilnrp spoke In support of legisla­ tion concerning education and teachers' salaries. Harp presented a white orrhld from the CTP to Mrs. Beatrice Forney, third grade teacher who la retiring after 28 y ea n o f teaching. She had been at South Seminole since It was first built. BIx rose bushes were pre­ sented to Mrs. Mary Elisa­ beth Dunn, first grids teach­ er, who haa aupervlsed a nursery for young children during CTP meetings, In ap­ preciation for her service. Incoming officers were g i v e n chrysanthemum cor­ sages and outgoing officers received Vanda orchid coraages. The room count w ai won by Troy Htuart'a fifth grade fo r tho upper grades, and Mr*. Carolyn M liter'* first grada rlaaa and Miss Evelyn Schrader's third tied for at­ tendance honors in the lower grades. Following t h e meeting room mothers from the fourth, fifth and sixth grades served refreshment* o f cup­ cakes, sherbet punch and coffee. Firemen Set Areo Canvass At Center DELEGATES to this district conference from American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Unit 206 of Casselberry display citations won for rehabilitation and membership. Pictured (left to right) aro Mrs. Della Kryder, presi­ dent; Mrs. Emilcy Green, poppy chairman, nnd Mrs. Lctha Ward, mem­ bership chairman. Mrs. Green won prize for attractive arrangement using veterans poppies nt the district contest, (Herald Photo) CHILDREN'S CORNER (it Geneva Library has been special project o f tho Young Woman’s Library League. Members o f the group Hhown here in the attractive area arc (left to right) Mr«, Lois Morgan, Mrs. JoAnn Hays, and Mrs. imogenu Yarborough, (Herald Photo) By Jane Casselberry , A Joint initallatlon o f o f­ ficer* is planned by VFW P oit 10050 of Canelberry and tha Ladle* Auxiliary nt 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Poet Home at 200 Concord Dr. A covered dish dinner and danre will follow the in­ stallation. installing nffieen will he Eighth District Commander Bob Taylor o f Pine Hills for the men and Mrs. Clarice Yarborough, D e p a r t ment Junior Vie# President, who Is a member o f Edgewater Au­ xiliary Unit 2093. VFW officers to be install­ ed include Hollis Johnson, commander; Michael Poteranak, senior vice commander; CJif Overman, junior vice commander; Jerry Wickliffe, quartermaster; George How­ ard, judge advocate; Edwin Pearson, surgeon; Walter Williams, three year trustee; William Bogar, chaplain; and Frank Hartwick, officer o f the day. Now officer* o f the Auxil­ iary are Mr*. Patricia Poteranak, president; Mr*. Jose­ phine I-owc, senior vice pres­ ident; Mr*. Betty Miller, jun­ ior vice president; Mr*. Anne Wickliffe, conductress; Mr*. Mildred Johnson, treasurer; Mr*. Josephine Fikslin, see* rotary; Mrs, Helen Pearson, chaptaln; Mr*. Mae Dell Topper, guard; Mr*. Mary Webb, throe year trustee; Mr*. Mar­ garet Boger, two year trus­ tee; Mr*. Helen Hartwick, one year trustee and patriot­ ic instructor; and Mrs. Thel­ ma Crotty, musician. During 1064, fir* killed ap­ proximately 11,900 people in the United State*. By Mildred Haney The Woman'* Society o f Christian Service of the Del­ tona Methodist Church will meet at the Community Cen­ ter at 2 p.m. Friday when guest speakers will be Mr. Sirs. Charles Lloyd of Deltona who also will show slide collections Uken during their stay in Africa. This meeting snd program will be open to the public and husbands o f the WSCS mem­ bers ara especially Invited to attend. DCT CLUB delegate* from Seminole High School to the ntale conven­ tion in Jacksonville this week are (left to right) Thomas Carroll, Re­ becca Ricker, Emmett Davidson and Maxine Stowelt. Louis Girard, co­ ordinator, will accompany the delegates. (Herald Photo) Police Seek Motive In Slaying, Suicide BOCA RATON (U PI) — The wound was apparently Police sought today a motive nut fatal, and Mrs. Reilly went to her bedroom and lay In the murder o f two chil­ on her bed. dren by their mother, who Reilly told police he had then killed herself while her some words with his wife husband slept in another when he came home at 3:30 room. a.m. Wednesday from visit­ James Reilly told police he ing friend* but said hi* wife found the bodies o f his wife, gave no Indication that any­ Marie, and their two children, thing had happened. Reilly Mary Elizabeth, 9, and James said that he went to bed in Jr., 7, when he awoke csrly a different room of the house. Wednesday. Police explained that short­ According to Detective Lt. ly afterwards Mrs. Reilly Charlea McCutcheon, Mrs. again shot herself; this time Reilly went Into her chil­ in the head. dren's bedroom late Tuesday Reilly aaid he did not hear night There she apparently the last shot. killed her children by holding pillows over their faces. Andre Jacques Gamerln Palm Beach County coro­ ner Dr. Gablno Cuevas said made the first "live" para­ he believed that Mrs, Reilly chute jump from a balloon In then went to the bathroom Paris in 1797, according to where she shot herself with a Britannic* Junior Encyclo­ .22 caliber pistol In the chest. paedia, There nr* no extensive mineral deposits in the Alps. A TTEN TIO N ! RANCHERS & STOCKMEN 32” .................. $ 1 8 , 2 0 47” .................. ) M P E R II! R O L L P E R R O L L B A R B ED W IR E S IN G L E B O L L ....................................$ 9 . 7 0 25 R O L L S — P E R R O L L $ 9 .4 0 (AMERICAN 4 POINT — H EAVY) WALL SUPPLY 220 N . F R E N C H A V E . S A N F O R D , F L A . 3 2 2 -5 4 1 2 "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems" " RED HOT " SIZZLING HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR "RED HOT S IZ Z L IN G SAVINGS SPECIALS" TO START OFF OUR YEARLY MAY AND JUNE CAM PAIGN! CHICKEN-ON-SPIT was prepared on table top flro by Scouts Fred Staodlor Jr., Peter Montgomery, nnd Hruco Deticcr o f Casselberry Troop 841 during District Camitorco at Camp Howard. (Herald Photo) Florida Gas Bridge Winners Are Announced Twelve tables formed one third, Mr*. Frank Patillo and R. R. Roiborough; section o f play for till* Dr. week's Tuesday afternoon fourth, Mr*. W. B. Cook and Florida (ins Company stock­ meeting of the Dcllary Dup­ Mr*. I.uella Thompum. holders were told at the an­ licate Bridge Club. Mrs. Hub­ nual meeting In Orlando that ert Nlcholls directed. Winner* were, NS, first, the board o f directors had declared a dividend o f $.06 Mr*. But It lllatt and Mr*. Loretta Munson; second, per share on the company’s Mr*. Ids B. Wilson end Mr*. common and class A shares Myron Acrardi; third, Mr*. psyablo on June IS to stock­ Nirholl* and Norman Meyer; holders of record May 25. fourth, Mr. and Mrs. K. Z. "It Is with extreme pleasure Wnltrm; Hint I announce the dcclaroEW, first, Mi*. Kdmi Itvillion of the company's first regular quarterly dividend ly and Mrs- Klsu tinkles; If ye/ie awstr m *n i. bsMag which is at on annual rato ol second, Mra. A. L. Willgoose tor the Mewt them. Me best $.20 per share," said Presi­ nnd Mr*. B. W, Ackerman; p’sett M lit, a snk t*4 mart, dent W. J. Bowen. r chart* er irss|0|a*. elate* i hoe v pethse* s beam sr "The amount while conser­ *f*rtm*flt, . , , ra*4 Me vative ii well within tho com­ pany’s continuing ability to The Sanford Herald pay and takes Into considera­ tion the large capital require­ ments of the proposed pipe line expansion." The alockholdcra alio were advised that 1963 would be a year of planning and prepar­ King Car-Truck Rental Virginia Pctraskl ation for two major expan­ P. O. Boa 1214 Bent a new ‘63 Mustang or sions of the company's isouSanford mile Text*-to-Florida pipe­ other fine compact car far rkyllla RugsasUla line. The programs that will 322-4X34 almost double the present ca ­ Lake Mery pacity of the pipelines were Nora Norrle outlined by Bowen. TE $-1314 "The captcity to deliver 8. Sc miaul* natural gaa to Florida must Mildred Haney increase la order to keep MS-3431 plus $c a mile. Include* pace with ths state's growth," Deltona gaa, aervlce, insurance, Bowen said. Culs A Melon By Maryana Miles Mambera of tha Forest Ci­ ty Volunteer Fire Departaseat have announced so ar­ ea caavaee far W m Um ref laid and BHarwood, north side ef SB 43d and east of SanUndo Springs, to accept membership donations next Tuesday evening. Donations are IS and are las deductible. Should a fire occur at the home of a nonmember, and the Fire Depart­ "Fat Man" was the code ment ha called, coot would ho •ISO. P in at • non-member name of the bomb buried at MUbllihment would Nagasaki at 11:02 a.m. on Aug. 9, 194$. THESE CA R S M UST BE SOLD THIS W E E K E N D ! REM T-A-CAR 1962 F A L C O N THIS 18 A CLEAN WELL KEPT LITTLE ECONOMY CAR WITH A LOT OF TROUBLE FREE MILES LEFT. EQUIPPED WITH • C Y L , STAND. TIIANS., HADIO AND HEATER, PADDED DASH — JUST TRY ITI O N L Y 1965 C H E V R O L E T POWKRGLIDR POWER STEERING l-SPEED WIPEHS EZI WINDSHIELD WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES WHEEL COVERS — C-321 X965 C O B V A I B 11$ H P. ENGINE EZI WIND8HIELD 4 -D R . 1965 LIST $3282.90 DISCOUNT $ 562.90 $ 2 7 2 0 .0 0 ^ Sehnte ges-4toi OeBnry C O U P E C H E V R O L E T $1925 B E L A IR 4 -D O O R LIST $3018.60 PQWKHGLIDE 2-t'PEF.D WIPERS DISCOUNT S 493.60 EZI WINDSHIELD WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES WHEEL COVERS — C-394 $ 2 5 2 5 .0 0 1963 C H E V . V i T O N LIST 12496.60 DISCOUNT S 300.60 $ 2 1 9 6 .0 0 I P IC K -U P LONG WHEELBASE FLKETSIDB PICK-UP. THIS TRUCK IS EQUIPPED WITH CHEVROLET ECONOMY • C Y L AND THEIR TIME PROVEN HYDRAMATIC TRANSMISSION. IT WAB LOCALLY OWNED, AVERAGE MILEAGE, CLEAN BODY, INTERIOR AND GOOD TIRES. IF YOU NEED A TRUCK YOU C A N T AFFORD TO MISS THIS. T H R E E D A Y S O N L Y ________$ 1 0 4 5 M O T O R S A LES Cadillac - Oldsmobile - Chevrolet Mary Gettlnge * 2 M O N Z A R-8SI DAY 822-4124 O N L Y WHITE SIDEWALL TIKES A SANFORD EQUIPPED WITH OUR STANDARD V-B ENGINE. STAND­ ARD TRANSMISSION. HADIO AND HEATER. THIS IS A LOW Mil.HACK CAR WHICH WE SOLD AND SERVICED. IT'S LIKE NEW IN EVERY W AY. TO START OFF OUR SALE CLEAN-UP WE LET IT GO FOR $970 IM P A L A 2 -D R . S E D A N C mm7> D E K L E 'S G U L F SERVICE 1964 C H E V . B IS C A Y N E 2 -D R . S E D A N 2507 P A R K D R IV E 2nd ST R E E T A N D P A L M E T T O A V E . 322-0861 322-0711 �HOLD IT! Redwoods - Indestructible Few things stir the admiration and natural pride of Americans like the California redwoods— those ma­ jestic trees thnt mny soar as high ns 30-story buildings and live for thousands o f years. Ancestors o f these noble trees were contemporaries o f the dino­ saurs and once covered vast areas of the continent. Because o f climntic changes, the redwoods we know are confined to a narrow coastal belt in northern California. They grow no­ where else on earth. Today we nre wnrned by many voices thnt the redwoods are disap­ pearing. The U.S. Department of the Interior urges the establishment o f a Redwood National Park before — ns one of its spokesmen predicts — the last redwood is cut down 10 years from now. At the same time, three largo redwood lumber companies a r e spending $75 million on two new pulp mills. This seems strange when there won’t be any more trees by 1975. Or will there? It is estimated that the redwood forest encountered by the first white men covered some two million acres. Today, after n century and n hnlf o f logging, settlement, rond building and deliberate attempts to convert forestland Into pasture, there remain according to a U.S. Forest Service survey: 1.971 million a c r e s— or almost the originni amount. Of this, 107.000 acres nre preserv­ ed in 28 state parks. Other public agencies own another 100,000 ncres, leaving about 1.7 million acres of commercial forest. (The redwood should not be con­ fused with the giant sequoia, anoth­ er species, which is entirely protect­ ed in pnrks.) Timbermen view the redwood ns the nearest thing to the schmoo. Not only does it produce huge qual­ itie s o f superior and versatile wood, but it is disease-resistant and ex­ tremely fast-growing. It renches maturity not in 1,000 years but In less than 100. The redwood is virtually unkillable as well. When one tree is felled, a dozen young ones sprout from its roots. Redwoods over six feet in diameter are growing in West Const areas cut to the ground by the Rus­ sians in the early 1800s. Later settlers found thnt cut-ov­ er, burnt-over, plowed-over and grazed-over land would persistently reforest itself. The redwood is, in short, a renew­ able resource, no more in dnnger of extinction than Kansas wheat or Texns cattle. Because o f modern forestry management, there mny actually be more usnble redwood trees than there ever were. Nevertheless, there nre only a lim­ ited number o f virgin redwoods standing uncut in commercial for­ ests. Some o f them undoubtedly should be brought into the park sys­ tem. Indeed, 8,000 acres of prime virgin timber arc being voluntarily withheld from logging by private owners, pending pnrk acquisition. Opponents o f the national purk plan point out that 25 per cent of the finest o f all the originni red­ wood groves arc now in state parks and that mnny o f them remain un­ developed for tourists. Some com­ munities, dependent on the lumber industry, would suffer financial hnrdship if extensive trncts were removed from commercial use. Surely n reasonable balance can be struck between the mutorinl and spiritual needs o f today and those o f future generations. Worry Clinic Many brilliant |>«op1e, with high Intelligence, atill make loir school marks Just because they don't know hoar to etndy. They are "passive" instead o f "active” readers, so scrap­ book (his case. And order the helpful booklet below. Send It youth! A good wife who can find? She is fnr more precious than jewels.— Proverbs 31:10. • • • Woman knows what mnn has too long forgotten, thnt the ultimate economic and spiritual unit of any civilization is still the family.— Clare Booth Luce. The Lighter Side was one o f the pioneer prl vate eyes on television, has been in the cnpltal all this week training for a new as­ signment. In September, he will be seen In the role o f Inspector Lew Eraklne In a series called "The FBI." I gather from a talk I had with Zimballst that this one will be a sert o f counter-re- action to the James Bond In­ fluence that spawned the cur­ rent aexy teerrt agent cycle. It will be bated on netual catet taken from the poit-war files o f the Federal Bureau A n y w a y , com e n e s t fa ll, w e o f Investigation. a re lik ely to see c ith e r th e beginning of a new cycle or Impector Ertkine will be a the renewal o f an old circle. good, clean, wholesome type— Or maybe both. the father o f a teen-age Efrem Zimbaliat Jr., who daughter. The FBI, which I* lending “ technical amlitance" to tho production, will have an ad­ viser on hand to make aure ha doesn't solva hii cates in Altamonte 8 prints Mrs. Ritchie Bants the boudoir o f tome blonde. Mrs. Julia Barton •as-isii •TSOI To help scaurs that Zlmhaliit knowa how to conduct Bear Lshe-Forest City himself like a real FBI man, Mrs. Maryann Miles I-ska Mary the bureau brought him here MS-1171 Mrs. Frances W. for an orientation course. 111-8119 Caaaelberry He hat learned to taka fin­ Mrs. Jane Casselberry Labs Mostroe gerprints, become familiar 818-3049 Mrs. B. L. with the laboratory and visit112-4723 Chuluota cd the firing range for target Lost wood Mrs. Joan Magia practice. Zimballit aald it was Mrs. Denna Estes 165-3741 the first time he had ever MI-1117 • DrBary fired anything except blanks. North Orlsado Mr*. John Leone If this approach does well Mrs. Margaret Coeby M8I181 221-8791 In the ratings, I expect the Deltona other networks will soon corns Os tees Mrs. Mildred Hsaey Mrs. Clareace Beyder up with simlisr programs. SSS-IU1 121-4941 There Is plenty o f potentially Geneva Dried* dramatic material available at Mrs. Evelya Luady Mrs. JoAnn Hays the FBI. 341-1199 349-4871 Many cltiiena don’t realizs, for Instance, that tha bureau’s jurisdiction Includes s u c h casrs as migratory b i r d poaching and the interstate transportation o f unsafe re­ frigerators and substandard motor oil. Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thursday, May 6, 1965 In some situations, It even has jurisdiction over "Smokey WALTKM A. <.IK 1. 0 W, KUITOM AAU r i l U I S M the Bear” signs. VOI.TOI.IVW, U n s l a u n - neweral M a u ser I foresee in the near future PAt’l, MMOOKSMIMM MtlMCMT A L K IA S U II a crime program featuring a Aaaooiat* ta ilor A4varilMm Direetee r a w v a * fic lt aU M ring o f migratory bird poach­ Miasnlna Bailor ers who hide the loot in un­ DoMla w II.MAH* A ivertlslas Maaagar safe refrigerators and trans­ Socl.tr Bailor JA M B I M S S B A S U DOTTIM AUSTIN M aalatae M.-tarr port it serosa state lines In a Cltr Bailor " aa.a.aa truck using substandard oil. a r o r w hllb rmam w a t u Or, even more thrilling, an C o a a iy B a u e r M eeAsaleal fe e t . b il l T ia r a * t international conspiracy to Staff rkoiographae sabotage America’! "Smokey rubltebeJ a stir aaoapt Saturate. nusCar aal Cbriatmaet pub- the Bear" signs. Herald Area Correspondents Part-Time Poseurs President Johnson will need (o do better Ihsn merely to snap oil the electric light in the girls’ powder room adjac­ ent to the White House press room. The President did just that the other day. Passing by he noted a gleam of light, snaked his hand Inside to the switch and, presto: Darkness fcllt This economy saved a penny or so a day and got for the President a bright little three or four paragraphs on page one of the newspaper. This, In turn, added its convincing mite lo the image I.UJ Is establishing for himself at a close man with the taxpayer's buck. This image Is prelty well established by now despite the simple arithmetic of tax revenue, government expenditures and proposals for future spend­ ing. Under the penetrating light of simple arithmetic, the image of LBJ the econom­ izer is bogus. Madison Avenue never did a better job of phonusbalonui even when it shav­ ed a gimmick piece of window glass with (have cream and claimed (hat it was shaving sandpaper. It is a fact that politicians begin about where Madison Avenue leaves off. And this goes for Democrats ami equally for Republican politicians when they have the opportunity, which is not of­ ten. Politicians, in fart, must be poseurs part of the time. LBJ poses as a close man with a buck. Maybe with his buck, but not with mine and yours. For example, there to your college CASK V-482: Helen G-. nged 19, is a college coed. "But. Dr. Crane,” she morned, 'T m afrnld I shall flunk on my exams. "And it Isn’t because I don't rend the chapters as­ signed. In fact, I have some­ times read them three times, word for wort!. "S o | feel that I know the assignment. But the profes­ sor will then ask questions on that same chapter which I seem to have missed. “ What is wrong? For I will smut be taking final exnnta and may stay up all night to study, yet atill make poor gradea." Helen Is a "passive" in­ stead of an ’•active" reader. You can re-read a chapter 10 times “ passively” and atill not know Ita rontenta aa well as an "active" reader doea on just onu trip over the assign­ ment! So one of the primary se­ crets fur gleaning the most out of your textbook* Is to became an "active" reader. Lyle C. Wilson Says; Thought For Today Dick West’s WASHINGTON (U P l) — It h»« never been clear to me whether television runs In ryrles, like the weather, or in rircles, like a d~g chasing his toil. Dr. Crane’s are those White House econ­ As A! Jolson used lo say: omies suggested by a general "Walt, you ain't heard nothin' turning off of lights that are y e ll" not needed. Your correspond­ In three flsral years ami the ent is examining at this mom­ first nine months of a fourth, ent the just published Trea­ sinre fiscal t»6t the Kennedy. sury report on receipts and Johnson administrations com ­ expenditures of the United bined have spent the U. S. States government in the first treasury into the red by the nine months of the current colossal sum of $28 billion. fiscal year. C i t i z e n s who complain There Is a list of expendi­ against this free handed spend­ tures by the Executive Office ing are dismissed by the pow­ of the President. This office Is ers In Washington as prison­ not merely the White House' ers of the puritan ethic. The and the area In which the puritan ethic has lost a lot of President works. It includes standing since pioneer days in also auch operations as the Massachusetts colony. But the Bureau of Budget, National meaning remains clear. A Aeronautics and Space Coun puritan ethic requires a rigor­ ell and a dozen others. All of ously moral standard of con­ these including the White duct. A puritan Is on who on House itself and Its grounds religious or ethical grounds in­ are government operations veighs against current prac­ mostly directly under a Pres­ tices, pleasures or Indulgences klent's control. If there is which he regard* as lax, im­ economy here it Is not readily pure or corrupting. There is evident. no more corrupting indiitncnro The Treasury reported that than always to spend beyond cost of EOP in March of this income. year was $2,217,372 compared with $1,881.2(4 in March, 1961. In the first nine months of this fiscal year. HOP cost $17.3 mil­ lion compared to $13.7 million in the corresponding months of the last preceding fiscal year. So much for the chick­ en feed. So far in this fiscal year, the Johnson administration has collected in taxes and other revenue a stupendous sum: $63.8 billion. But LBJ spent in those nine month a gargan­ tuan $71 billion. The Treasury deficit for nine months was $7.2 billion. Letters Editor, llrraldi You undoubtedly know that the Board o f County Com­ missioners o f Seminole Coun­ ty yesterday accepted my resignation aa County Civil Defense Director. This will terminate my services of 21 years in thia capacity. Dur­ ing this time I have had the support of many of the cltlsens of Seminole County. I ant particularly appreciative o f the support which 1 have rrcelved from your newspa­ per. 1 believe that our defens* unit has been ready and able to handle any alert given ua during thla time. Tills wns only possible hecause I had the support of men like yourself and the weight o f the medium behind you. Thanks a lot for your loy­ alty and understanding. A. B. Peterson Sr. Thia nienni you should wakens you from the passive, imagine yourself as the semi-sleepy role you other­ teacher! wise fall into. Alwaya list the page where Take the attitude that to­ morrow you are to quiz all the right answer ia to be the cla n on that same chnp- found. Thui, at the end o f the term when you want to do • ter. Then start looking for quick review o f the entire text (took, if you have forgot­ sensible questions to nsk. Immediately you will find ten the answer, you can find thnt many paragraphs, if not it pronto. And If you have underlined entire pages, are wordy and without definite factual data. such data with a red pencil, They are what I call “ fat” you can spot them on the va. the "lean" streaks o f the page Instantly. Be sure to preservs your bacon, which are dates, tab"objective" chapter exam*, ulntcd material, etc. As you rend, look for the (True - False, Four - Answer, streaks o f lenn in the bacon! etc.). Then, in a matter o f less Then underline every such “ meaty" word or phrase with than one hour, you can re­ view an entire 800-page text­ red pencil. Meanwhile, compile a run­ book. Instead o f drinking black ning True-False or "-l-nnand cramming all swer" quiz over tho chapter. coffee Suppose you are studying a night, you ran then ralaa history textbook. When you and go to a movie. So arnd for my booklet come to some fiicta or "lean" streaks, put them down like "How to Improve Memory und Study More Efflcently,” this: T. The Pilgrims landed In enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cento. America in 1020. (P . 287) You ran employ It with thia F. They were the first Kngglish settlers In America. (P. newspaper and test your fam­ ily daily, which Is fun and 281) By placing tho "T ” or ” F" ulso very educational. (Alwaya write to Dr. in front of a statement, you Crane In car* of thia news­ have the correct answer. Then, as you walk to class paper, enclosing a lo a f next day, you can cover those stamped, addressed envel­ letters und give yourself a ope and 20 cento to cover quick review within five min­ typing sad printing coats when you eead for m of ute*. hia booklets.) Aa variation, e o n a t r u c t four-answer questions, ns: "The Pilgrims landed,, in America in IU42-1517-10071020.” (P. 287) If you take thia "teacher attitude" a* you read, you will glean moat of the factual contents o f the chuptcr on just one reading. 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GA 1.8914 Let a Dodge Polara move you devilishly up in class without moving you up a bit in pricel 312 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA NICO ITAIT AT *2 8 2 1 �r 9br t \\ Banforb Pflffc 2-A — May fi, 1D65 Brralb (Dsuah CUbby: DEAR ARDY: We live on • farm, and every aummer we are bombarded with the kldi of our city relatlvei. Summer! are important to a farmer bicauie If be doein'4 pet hit crops bar vetted then, it can coat him h'Mdredi of dollar* Yet every aummer, at toon at achool la out, we have an end lea* atream of kldi setting In the way, tak­ ing up our time and (lowing up our work. Don't aay, "P u l them to Sometlmei a bridge expert can't see the forest for the treea. The American Contract Bridge League analyst! in their discussion of hand 24 from tha nationwide charity game Imply that few palri will reach the fine no-trump •lam. It probably la hard to bid If you want to be auper-ickntlflc but the bidding In tha box •howa bow the alam probably waa bid by many ordinary playcra. North Juat bids it af­ ter hla partner's two no-trump rebid convinces him (bat there la no reason to try for a grand •lam. If West makia hit normal opening lead of « spade, East will take hla ace and hold de­ clarer to hla contract. If Weal openi a diamond declarer will etao be held to aix but a heart OUs li By Oswold Jacoby is so spoiled it is palhctle, and he has a very ugly tem­ per. My friend Just laughs and taya it doesn’t hurt, and ihe makes no effort to correct or puniih him. I feel so sorry for her. AIRPORT ROAD DEAR ROAD: Don't waste your sympathy on the mo­ ther. The "little monster" will need it when he goes >o school and tries to use those tactics on his teacher and playmates. When a mother neglects to teach her child how to control his emotions, he learns the hard way. AnJ pay* dearly for the les­ son. « • • CONFIDENTIAL TO FASHION-MINDED: Yes, the skirts are getting shorter, and the necklines are plung­ ing deeper. And I don’t like it, either, hut as long as the two two don’t meet event­ ually meet,, we are lucky. • • • Sometime ago a Negro m o­ ther brought one of her child­ ren to aee me while I waa housecleaning—a ahy, endear­ ing Uttla boy with very dark akin. He waa aittlng on the iota watching me shampoo a rug when he suddenly jumped up and ran Into the kitchen. Re­ turning with another aponge, be aquatted down beslda me aaylng, "I f we scrub together, we'll get It clean faster." So we did. When we’d finished, 1 klsaed him, and told hla mo­ ther, "You certainly have a gentleman for a eon." "Oh, he's the black one," hla mother aald. "N ext time I'll bring the baby. Her akin Is nearly ai while as youra." I could feel the shrinking of her child’s shoulder* under my arm. "D on't bother bringing the baby," 1 aald, "It’a Jeff's akin I like. 1 don't think It can be Improved on." 1 have walled to recount Ihl* experience lest I offend Negro parents by appearing to In­ trude my while woman's con­ cern wllh their problem of color prejudice which I have not shared with them. I trust I will not now offend them by expressing my hope that very few among them make white­ ness of skin the measure of their children's beauty and of their pride In them. It la an irrational measuremcnl—as Irrational as though we women were to make our appearance to men the me*, aurement of our altractlvcneai. It would also be a very de­ pressing one Inasmuch as we can no more change our aex than we can change our akin color. I can understand how living among power-keeping whiteskinned people could seduce Ihsr (t) Nswseope (II NswiHna CIO (4) Nows, BporlA, W*«thor <l) Nawsllaa (I) Ntwicopo Cant, It saa (!) Tha Data Ktiow (t) Thaalar nr tha Btara 11ill (1) Tonlxht Show 4lM ( t ) H um iay-B rlnklar («> Nawa— W altar C ro*. klta ( I ) Bat K attaraon tl** ( I ) alarm Itaavta ( I ) B lfU m oo (l> H uatlaa G r t ik la s Till ( l ) Jon n r Quaat 41} Danlal Boon* (I) 8:44 ( l ) <l) in i (!) ( t) III! ( ! ) (t) till (t) (t) (!) liiia ( t ) (I ) (t) it iia ( ! ) Tba Siumiara Tarrr Maaon Donna 11**4 Dr Klldnra My Thraa Bona Password Bswltchsd llaasl Payton Plaeo Calabrlly (lama Iuspsns* Thsalra Tha Daiandara Jimmy Daan Bhow Nawa. aports. Was- Time Previews 10-11 p. m. ABC. Jimmy Data Show. It’a a ahame Pearl Bailey'a health prevent! her from making her scheduled appearance tonight, but that doesn't keep Ihla from being a atrong variety show. If any thing, It placea more emphasis on the country sound with Jimmy and Elton Britt both getting a musical workout. That Jumping saa man Boots Randolph is back with the happy music and even drives the dancers with "Tequila." Other aongt you're aure to en­ joy are "K ing of the Road," "San Pranclaro Bay Blues," "Old Joe Clark" and "H om e­ sick Bluet." And U (be show gala a little tUcky at the end, be tolerant. It's juat Jimmy's tribute to Mother's Day. 7 : 3 M : » p. to. NBC. Daniel Boone. "P om pey." (rerun) A shade better than usual for this western aeries for childran, though It won't win any pcltet for originality. Brock Patera la Impressive a i a run­ away slave and Peter Whitney Js the man dedicated to recap­ turing him. / FRIDAY A. H. • Bill 1:11 1:11 (i) aim oa ( I ) Dunrhlna Atmanaa («> Nawa 4 Waathsr (1) Intro to Chamtatry (II Punrlsa Bsmaatar 1:11 (I) Nawa * Wtathar live ( ! ) Today (I) Bunshlna Almsnao Till (I) Waka-up Mnviaa 7:10 ( I ) Countdown Nawa Till (1) Norm Uarkat Itaport Till (II Today (I) Mickt* tr a a a f i l l ( ! ) Data! Ki w i . Wsa. (bar I (I) Capiala Ksnyaraa 1:11 ( I ) Wssthar, Nawa Sill (I) Today (I ) Carioenvllt* 1:11 t l ) niverea Court (S) Amarlean History l i t l it ) Rxsrclsss for Wtw*n (I) Itompsr Itonm 1:10 IS) Itumpir Itunm (S) Mornlnu Slovla 11:11 (1) Slaka Room (or Diddy ( I ) Nawa— Mika Wattaea t i l l ! (1) What'a Thta l e n t (l> I I * * a Lucy 10:11 (I ) NBC Naws Rsport It.SO i l l Cunranlratlon ( t l Andy of Slaybsrry (I ) Use. Nrlds 11:11 (21 Jeopardy ( t l I'riir Is limit ( I ) Tha McCoys FRIDAY r . M. ll.CS C l (Si (a) 11:11 id) t!:lt (tl (li (*) 11:1) l«. 12 JJ ( ! ) 1:00 (2) (I) disparagement of their differ­ ent color. Rul I can't bear the the thought that this irrational disparagement should be transferred to little Negro children aa thoughtlessly as that Negro mother transferred it to her small son. The real work of emancipa­ tion must be the nourishment of Negro children's pride In their Negro-nest. In the end, the purpose of the fight now tinder way by American Negroes la to achieve the opportunity to re. Joice in themselves. In the end it1* the right to delight in ourselves that we all fight for. In the end what we ill fight against, all of us, Is Ihe Dis­ parager: the Inslster on our inferiority; what St. John call­ ed the "old dragon—that Ac­ cuser of our brethern which decclvcth the whole world." "D o tell me about tha afterforty women. Can they wear the new short, abort dress? I am forty-five, tall, slender, and like to be stylish.—Nan." Yea, let’* be "atylUh," but not FOOLISH! Knees are not very attractive and certainly they are attractive only on the truly young. A short, short, above-the-kneea dress woukl only serve to make a mature woman look asiurd. I like new things In colors and fashion, but whera the woman la NOT Haltered, I draw a line, and I hope you will also. "I do not wear bate only because in the small town where 1 live there 1* no place where hats seem right and there are even no smart hats to buy. For church we wear vella or scarves to obey the edicts. I want to attend a cere­ mony In our church for Ihe baptism of a well-known baby. Could I wear • scarf? My dress la simple, sort of a afterfive black brocade. My hair ( t ) Tannaaaaa Krai* la gray.—M. O. l i t ! ( I ) Pocua A sheer black veil with an at­ l:lo ( l i Ia i ' i Maka A Dtal (I) Aa Tha World Tu m i tractive velvet bow or a taf­ ( ! ) Nowsllna feta rose In the center would t i l l (I) NBC Nawa Raport be effective and very smart. 1:00 (I ) Moment of raar ( I ) Password "Please suggest a very good (I ) Klims tn Tbs Wind wardrobe for me when 1 fly to 1:10 ( ! ) Doctors Europe In June. I will go light­ (<) Art Llnklsttor t il Day In Court ening with my grown son. We 1:14 (0) ABC Nowa will stay at similar hotels and 1:00 (I) Anothsr World (I) To Toll Tho Truth try to eat at the beat placea. (I ) Osntral Hospital Wa will hire a ca r.-M r*. H ." 1:1) (0) Naws— Edwards 1:10 ( ! ) Tou Don't Bay I would have a lightweight ( 0) r.daa ot N ieb t ()> Tho Toung Uorrlodo tweed coat, smart matching 4:00 ( ! ) Maiah Oorao ikltt, blouses, and also a black (<) Tho Boerot Btorm sweater. Do have comfortable (1) Trallmasttr 4It) (l> Nnc Naws Raport caiual ahoea, and you should 4:10 I Mika Doualas Show have • simple, after-five dreie. <l> Undo Wilt 1:00 (l> Potsr Polsmuo You have more pleasure din­ <)> Hsahunt 1:10 ID M avo It To Baavar ing when you are attractively ( ! ) Nawa. Wssthar, dressed. And you are a better Sparta "am baaiad m a" of tha U.I.A. (t) Nawacopa JweY ll b & ’ SI£6.ALLRI6HT‘ OUT OUR W A Y m o - comvemismcs / w h d J SOU HAKE -TOBFEWPAft MUCH TIAAB Aft 1 CO UWRAVEUWO MXIA FISH UNE. VOUDOrtr WArtT . TO WASTE A WVMOWS TIMB UwRAVBLJWa lOUK OUT/ "Partiapa your tlrad, liatfaaa feeling It due to not eating right. Look what a diet of hamburgers, pop ’ and oandy bare can do for youl" B y Galbraith SID E G L A N C E S THB WORRY SMART lng" your neck more, do aend O U R A N C E STO R S for ihe leaflet, "How lo YouthIfy Your Neck." Uae the pro­ gram. To obtain a copy, aend me a long, self-addrciaed, stamped envelope and TEN cents In coin. Please, ladles, do not aend pennlea pasted In a long row. We have to pay extra postage for your pennies. Tomorrow — Be Your Age! D iW A T X tU lIM "I understand you want a man with plenty of brass, Buddy Boy l" NOW thru SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE AT lilS • 4:40 - 7:50 T IZ Z Y By K ate Osann “ VOYACJE fo the END of the UNIVERSE" PLUS AT 3:50 • 0:05 0:15 Vincent P r ice Last Man ""Earth "Why tha open cockpit? For your anawar, juat otlck your hoad down and try a whiff of that airplane fiual" SH O R T RIBS STARTS SUNDAY JOHN WAYNE In "C in c u s WORLD" Ritz Not ulnre PETER PAN or WI/.AHI) OF OE has ■urh ■ wondrous picture for childrea been presented I "R't not the original coat— It'a what you'd have to spend for tun tan olll" Now that you wilt ba "bar- WMPK-TV CMANNML SO m i D A V A. M. a:So at(n On l.i)-0:0n Tlmsllna 0:00-l:)A Amsrlcan History 1:10-1:11 Rsadlng Enrichmsnt (|.|) •:»a-10 JO Spanish rtsvlsw |n:)(l-Id:)) Hpanlsh Rsvlsw t'(:(>• 11 ;|y Melania Club (|.f) 11:10.11:2) Klnrlda 141a(ory (4) VT II 21- ) : . nn Music Enrichment VT rniD A T p . m , 11:00.12:2) 12:ll*l!:to I 2Mo-1:1) 1 : 20- 1 : 1) Art enrichment Klndsrtlma Quest Kiplorlne Science Sports V l . >VJ * 4. f 41 l\ ') MIDI IN 1 M l A I HI BU G S B U N N Y TONtTM T H B tl BAT. 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Send one dollar to Abby, Box 03700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby'* booklet. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." JET INN Bar & Package K||c TILL J.-M I l k TOSS Nice TO ROCKY/THAT ecftiuA Htsio S B C Say When Lin* ot Ufa Donna Raad (*•41 I : 4) - S : I 0 Q u asi V T R Nawa— Truth nr Coni*quaneaa Orarch Tar Tomor­ row UNDER N E W Kaihar Knows Bsat (luldlnx L'aht NBC Naws Rsport Nrwr - editorial • Wart isr (llrl Talk ,a n t n \ u S . w as w o n t Problems? Write to ABby, Box 60700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self ad­ dressed envelope. • O • TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P. M. B y Dick Turner C A R N IV A L HAVftTOTSLLMS By Abigail Van Buren Jha(x)omsw By Muriel Lawrence Newapaper Enterprise Asia. » H h* DEAR ABBY: My beit work," became tome of .t o give up their bridge parthoie city kldi are 10 lazy tlea and make extra mcala friend from sorority (wc are both graduated from col­ they won't even pick up their and do extra laundry for own elothea. They would ra­ lege now) asked me to be the kldi, What do you augher maid of honor. She's be­ ther walk around them. gcit? ing married soon. I accept­ If the aituation were re­ FARMER’S WIFE ed. Then she called me lo.,g verted, and we tent our kids DEAR WIFE: I auggcit distance and aald the best to our city relative!, would you tell your city relatlvei man waa 0‘4", and since I their huabanda take the kida exactly what you have told was only S 'l" we would to the office and watch me. People who permit look silly together. So how them all day ao they would­ olhera to tmpoie on them would I like to be one of the n't get into trouble, hurt because they lack the nerve six bridesmaids? 1 said all themielvei, or break acmeto aay "N O" have to put up right. Then she called again thing! And I wonder how with the consequence!. and aald she hoped 1 would­ many city wlvea would like n't feel bad but ail the other bridesmaids were tall girls, and I was loo abort to be a brldeimaid. She made me promise I'd come to her clubs right away and find out wadding anyway. My mother NORTH « that East holds five clubs to aayi if I go, I am a sap. Abby, I have never heard of * 104 the len. Then he will run dum cutting a girt out of a wed­ o akqiom my's hearts. East will have to ding party because she was ♦ A #» 4>KJ discard two diamonds In or­ (oo short, have you? WEST CAST TOO SHORT der to bang on to the ace of OQ7001 AAJS DEAR SHORT: NO! Your apadri and all hit club*. South FJ0S f 82 will discard the nine and three friend, the bride, la alio ♦ .m a OQ00 ♦ 7 *100011 of spade* and ten of diamond! short on common tense and SOUTH (D) before finally dropping hla last courtesy. I agree with your AKII mother. low club. »II * • • Then he crosses to hla king 4 K 107 of diamonds and caibea hla DEAR ABBY: Will you + AQ84I two good cluba. Finally he please tell me what you Ho one vulnenblo Sooth Wert North Cart leads the seven of diamond! think of a mother who lets 1* Put 3 V Pus and flneisea lucceiifully her four-year-old child kick 3 N.T. Pasa 6N.T. Pm against Wait's Jack. her, hit her and slam her Pasa Pais Why did we call thin play a over the head with his toys Opening lead Sec article. gamble? Because East’a last or anything he happens to two cards might be the ten have In his hand at tho or club opening will allow aomc of clubs amt Jack o f diamonds moment? This little monster gambling declarers to make whereup the Iry for an overtrick would cost him hla imall all the tricks, South will cash dummy's two slam contract. QftC p fu j 0/1 $ hi (I g o O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE N pmy form) u tu n p t eiEuropMu wild f E Z i N o asm * Qtarla* Umb a t*M WBotrnr UWlsjUka pwt �51}* O w tfo ri fm li 'South Of Ihe Border' Theme For Bear Lake Cub Pack 230 May 6, 1965 — Pape 3-A Comedy Slated Way 14 By LHS Little Theater Bjr Janr Cassdhvrry The audirni'e is guaranteed to roar with laughter at ‘'The Mouse That Rnared" when it is presented Friday, May U, at 8 p.m. in the Lyman High 0 l'hool auditorium by the Ly­ man Little Theater and Sen­ ior class members o f the speech and drama class. A humorous political sa­ tire in two acts, the play was adapted by Christopher Sernel from a book by Leonard Wibherloy, and was later made into a successful movie. T h e plot concerns the * iy tliica l postage s t a m p country in Middle Europe known as “ Fenwick” which finds itself in the embarrass­ ing position of having won a war with the United States after attacking New York City with bows and arrows. I hr- play is being directed by Mrs. Carolyn Ilurak, r*perch and drama teacher. ™!uth Helm is student direct­ or and Ann Trawkk technical director. beads in the production are played by Ilobbi Foteso, Wil­ liam Wharton, Han Casselherry, John Mascinntoni, Frank Renew, and Alice Reusse. Other memiiers o f the 0 ast are Robert Yaiel. San­ dy Tennant. Nancy Porter, Frank Evans, Dorothy Muir, Pat Congrove, Candy Putter, Susan Edwards, Judi Kacar, Darlene Tatum, Ronnie Lay­ men, Joanne Chubb, Cary Hunter, Loren Perry, Sharon Tucker, Pam Eld ridge, Hutch Rnirtl, Mike Sewell, Rick Leonard. Steve Taylor, Ruth • 'e i m , l.iznheth I.min, Arm Trowick and Linda Duncan. From The Mailbag ROMANTIC LEADS in "The Mouse that Roar­ ed/* n two-act comedy to bo presented by Lyman Little Theater at 8 p.m. May I t in the school auditorium, arc Iloblii Foteso as "Princess Ulnrinnnn” and William Wharton ns "Tully." By Maryann Mile* Hear Lake Cub Paek 230 held its final Pack Meeting o f the season at Brar Lake Elementary School on the theme, “ South of the Bor­ der," with the boys appear­ ing in authentic Mexican coatume. Each o f the four dens pre­ sented short skit* during the program which was followed hy presentation o f awards made by Cubmaater Bob Bun­ nell and Assistant Cubmaster Bruce Nelson. Boys receiving advance­ ments were Clayton Egner, Lenny Burns, Warren G. Wil­ liamson, and Billy II. Poloi|uin, bolt cat; Brent Conner, lion; Danny Fcnno. Kobe Wetherington, Douglas Krenr.rr, David Doolittle, Hilly Klinger, and Ricky Carlton, wolf badges; Thomas Van Horn, Teddie Ryhicki, Robert Keane. James Kenne, Mark Museato, Dnnny Phflbrlck, Kim ltoyle, Jeff Kwnldt and Robert Hoover, silver arrow; Roger Kowalski, Kenny Peterson, and Danny Fcno, gold arrow; Thomas Van Horn, Billy Jordan, and Nor­ man Riddell, l>ear badges; Teddy Ryhicki, James Keane, Darrell Smith, Roger Kowal­ Typo Brings On A ll-O ut Debate WASHINGTON (UPI) — It took a debate and a full fledged roll call for the House to correct a typography 0 ir a l error on a bill enacted last year. After a brief verbal battle between two rongreaamen. the Houie voted 239 to 115 to add two iJitin words "per annum" (per year) to the law establishing a National Coun­ cil on the Arts. Now You Know United Prraa International In God Wa Tniat, designat­ ed aa the U. S. national motto by Congress in 19S6. originated during the Civil War aa an inscription for U. S. coins, according to the World Almanac, Felix da Weldon was the 0 sculptor of the famous Iwo Jima Statue. Strange Feed MARYVILLE, Mo. (U P I)— Lloyd Minslmll went out to feed his pigs ns usual only to find a 20-millimeter rnnnon shell in the hog pen. The •hell is the type used for machines gun* on Air Force jets. It’s True! ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ( UPI) —- A foot doctor said the old wivus’ tale that corns aching are nn omen of rain is factually accurate. THE LATEST in teenage fashion shown at "Melody in Styles" show presented at South Seminole Junior High School by ninth grade home economics students included the street stroller with "zany" petal hat worn by Linda tinnier and the colorful polka dot shift modeled by Lalon Dyers. (Herald I’ hoto) FASHIONS shown by ninth untile home econ omica students at South Seminole Junior High School included Sunday styles (top photo, left to right) anti Dchbio Ducchus, Sheila Chambers and Suzette Derg, and the smart teenage outfits (bottom) by Althcu Hubler and Susan Hunter. Sen; George A. Smathcrs, chairman of the Senate spec­ ial committee on ageing, an­ nounced he will call hearings this year to determine the im­ pact of the "war on poverty" on senior citizens. • . . . More than 400 area youths will participate in Ihe annual National Piano Guild audi­ tions May 3-17 at Rollins Col­ lege and at the Iris Daniel Engel Studio in Orlando. . . . Florida rural electric co­ operatives will need at irast *30.1 million in loans from the ^ R E A in the next It months to ^ m e e t the electric power needs o f the state's rural consum­ ers. . . . Stale Treasurer Broward Williams called for a atalcwide citizen support of a leg­ islative bill to get drunken drivers off Florida highways. Williims urges a "y e s " vote 0 for House Bill 3tl, the to w called Implied Consent and Chemical Test Bill. S la v ic; A Recognition Banquet ha* been announced for next Tuesday at the Brookshire Elementary School in Winter Park. Reservations must be in with Bunnell or Nelson no Inter than this Saturday. The cubs, their families snd friends, will hnvr a pic­ nic at Camp Lnnochr, May 29. LIKE FATHER, like son. Alfred TL Martin, aviation machinist's mate chief, USN-Hct., signs into Sanford's Rrnneh 147, Fleet Reserve Associa­ tion, ii|xm being recruited by his stepson, W. P. (Dill) Dridgcs (stand­ ing). Chief Martin recruited his stepson in the Navy in 1957. Martin is employed at Ca|>c Kennedy and Dridgcs is stationed at Sanford Nava! Air Station. Peace Corps tests will l*. 0 sKcn at a a m. Saturday at Ihe main post oilier in Or­ lando. • • • Rale reductions that will mean savings of about ]5 per cent on bills of most of the * 11.000 families in Ihe Jackson­ ville area using natural gas have been approved and or­ dered into effect hy tire Flor­ ida Public Utilities Commis­ sion. . . . ski. Brent Connor, and Dan­ ny Fcnno, denner stripes; Roland Hill. Ricky Carlton, David Doolittle, and Robert Hoover, assistant denner stripes, and James Keane, wcbelo den patch. FA M O U S G -E FILTER-FLO t AUTOMATIC WASHER TALENT SHOW winners at the contest spon­ sored by Lyman High School Meta Club were Dave Meyer, instrumental; Carla Die!as, vocal, and Jackie McClain, dance routine. Made In Paris Hunters Hit PARIS (UPI) — President d ia l lea dr Gaulle, pinning a "Made in Paris" labrl on his foreign pulley, has served no­ tice he is going to ho a mote difficult U.8. ally than cvrr before. SOMERTON, England (UPI I—Three supporter* of the League Against Cruel Sport* were fined * 2R roeh here for throwing (lour burnhs at hunters riding to the hounds. Jw o Tbuv HomsUk are now complete and ready for your inspection. They are Quality built, Packs 4000 B.T.U.'s of cooling power.. , Installs instantly/ located on large tree - shaded lots Inthe beautiful S a n la n ta New G-E lMne&e Bedroom Air Conditioner Section on Madera Avenue between Rosalia and Paloma. They have the finest features, including modern QC G-E kitchens and G-E ducted central M M M * COCW. I ft# RP2M heating. Convenient financing through FHA or FHA-IN-SERVICE. Call us and TONIGHT. qwWS. HTectiv* t»<) room cooling. Pick MM Uf> M eejo r cm I * x «m « confect t a it h i. m 2 SELECT HER GU T NOW — WE’LL DELIVER IT IN TIME FOR MOTHER'S DAY! S i l l 8. FRENCH A IM . DIRECTLY BEHINH THE SLUMBIRLAN9 MOTEL f RT. 17-M DeBAKT OUR MILK IS ON THE MOO-O-OVEt • THIS WEEK * WE WELCOME Ia d U a K h a r City * see them today! Shosmak&A c o n s t r u c t i o n co . in c . CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 DEVELOPERS OF RAVENNA PARK AND IDYLLWILDE Sanford Electric Co. M agnolia 322-1562 ROMOA*t FASTIS! M OW N* MILK MOMIOM T NOW S lt V iM 17 LOCATION! �Horoscope Forecast rrMir, Mar 7. IMS G I N E I I A L TENDEN­ CIES!: Y m fin er yoorttlf quite a romantic flfuro todar and tonight, but ba aura gou art axpreaalng Uila no­ tion to ona who ia axpartencad enough not to taka it too aarlouatr or there can ba tome hurt feeltnga. Put your afforta (n Buck arenuea of •xpreitloa that rou can Inertaaa the other'* rexpact for you. ARIES (Mar. II to Apr. 11) Go along with others' suggestions for having a good time Instead o f expecting them to always follow rour inclinations. Express yourself creatively. Bo a delight to others. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Kin require that you do certain thing* and it is only right and Just that you ac­ quiesce. Find Just the exact piece* of furniture, etc. that arc ideal for your abode. Bring eomfort In. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) If you ait down with ledgers, etc. you come to a better realisation of what must bo dona to better your position in life. Bo encourag­ ing with partners. Gat per­ sonal affairs on a more prac­ tical basis. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 81) Use your common sense and utilise Ideas that make your position as well as that of allies more tenable. Give others benefit of wise suggestions as well. Get active I Grow. LEO (July 88 to Aug. 21) A little more attention to your appearance will result In charming other* aa you want to and should. Get what you go after. Strut about so­ cially and talk things over with right people. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Kept. 22) Prepare yourself more adequately before putting those tremendous Ideas to work. Find the right expert to assist you with whatever Is enigmatical. Show that you have wisdom, courage. LIBRA (SepL 23 to Oct. 82) gome little niceties di­ rected toward those you like ran gain their good will quickly now. Be with rongen1*1*. Joint effort on tome epsclal venture can meet with big ■ueerie. SCORPIO (Oct. 28 lo Nov. 21) An early start at public and outalda work of all kind la required today. Do your utmost to increase fame and fortune. Be practical with everyone and ahow you have great ability. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Improvement in your dally activity la poasl* bit now if you quickly apply yourself to right methods. Study mall well, especially (hat which cornea from outof-tewn. Benefits accrue. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) If you ahow devo­ tion to the persons who have been loyal to you, favor* will Iw Increased. Concentrate on allies In A M. Then follow along aama tins in P.M. with kin, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) It requirse Joint action betwean you and asaoclatsa In sums important work at hand today, Co-onllnata efforts Intelligently. Then celebrate tonight and be gen­ erous, r PISCES (r*b. SO U Mar. 20) Gatting horns, office, etc. Jn batter order and add* Ing comforts should bo first older o f the day. Then be aura your wardrobe (a mod* era and immaculate. Prepare for big days ahead. IF T O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will'ba one of thoee youngaterf who soon le aware of hla or her charma and will always want to make a big impression upon others. Parmil your progeny to develop a fine personality, since much happiness can b# brought to othsr* thereby throughout the lifetime. Fine chart for tha public figure, the enter­ tainer. the speaker, etc. Yam* la *TTh# Stars impel. titer W hat yon ■ a h a a f yonr Ufa la large­ ly ap t# Y O U ! Carroll RighUr’a individual Forecast for your sign for Juno Is now ready. For your copy send yonr birth dato and 11X 0 to Carroll tig h te r Forecast (T he Sanford B ara id ), Bos 1M 1, Bollywood SI, California. >k The United States requires vlaittur aUras to bo fingor- primS S(MJA(. «'«I Ve! HERALD W ant-A ds Bring Fast Results 18. Landscape Service SPRAY SERVICE Classified Phones rr e a LAW N* - CITRUS - MOPS — ALSO— Lanriacaplng A U * n Main!. VOSS LANDSCAPE 323-1950 After 6 OaafarO Ksekaaao 322-5612 *• Miaul* r ie a i Cawalr 425-5938 Dial Xel l,e s| Dlstaase • 1 Ivf 9 R & R <5 & A r. I (O s 1 1 1 13 1 11.50|11.50 8 to 10 1211.50 I1JMI11.80 it to 18 1a 11.50 11.8* 12.85 IS to 20|1* 11.50 I! 2,52 13.80 si to 25 I S |1.50 ]13.1S 14.75 28 lo 30| 8 1 1.50'13.78 I 5.70 ■ taiMBM AS—I Use Hire (-letter ware* per line: 01 A * Minimum Charge All Shle Mai# A<a Charges al I-liar nala CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST u .A H 8 lrlt!l» m V U \ 81.30 Per Inch (WialMaai larhaa at S t e le a * Th* Hernia will eel ha ea. aa«a*lhl* far ainr* fhae *ae laraereet laaertlaa. COPY Tha Herald raa*rvaa tha |r|. vllag* at r.jtrtiaa ae reel*, lag aar ae»»rll**M e»t whlrh OetMa ahjertlaaahl* ta tha sailer at thla wateraha**. DEADLINES 18 Noon Day Before Publication For Insertions and Kilim (Sat. Noon For Monday) 2. I’ernonaU Do rou have s drinking prob­ lem. Writs t . O. Boa I 111, Hanford. 4. B e a u ty fa r e wmm soft wstsr, evening ipp't*. ini gp. Qxk. I t l . i m . _______ IIAtlV Hlltlng In my home, day nr ntatit. *31-1111. R. Fete & Supplies fir n io m m m USED FURNITURE i t 3 -::i o ■ KLi. US rwur Furniture. Quick Pervle* with lb* Caah SUPER 1RADINQ P O S T as*.our 55. Furniture For Sale n r, i yr „ muet run tlo. i l l - i l l * . SIAMESE Cat A Kittens. 133 *3*3. 10. Poultry • Livestock I Tit. OU1 (laldlng Horae, Had die A Trailer. Complete out­ fit 1100. 1 1 1 .m i . PIGS for Hate. Anlmil Haven— I13-9TH a 12. Special Notices t’ ANAB Day Camp begins Juna Uth.. I*h a Holden. For In. formation call I33-11II, Fred Gangs. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ava. 113-*!31 "W e Trade Nationally"* For Ih* blfS*et selection of nearly new and ueed furni­ YES. we tall government owned F11A A VA homee. ture. tea Noll'e Furniture Brokerage In Ciaetlberry 1 1 0 0 Dow n Payment. For ee*r qualifying and occupancy on 17-93. Open * dare • to *• call— 20, Hardware___________ STEMPER AGENCY • nED? COR RENT Ifnepltai, ftnllawayi. Juvenile. Realtor • Appraiser - Inturor 331-4**1 1*1* S French FREE delivery and Pick-up. t e d w il l ia m s h d w . FURNITURE CENTER K l K. lllh . 133-11*4 1100 French Ava. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Ph. 333-7*53 Realtor 22. Plumbing Raymond l.undqulet. Ae*n. Ueed furniture appltancee, tool*, 323-3*31 Atlantic Rank R,de. v etc. O-iughl . Sold. Larry'e Contracting Repair* Mart, l i t Sanford Ava. Th. FREE ESTIMATES 333.4113. C. A. WHIDDON, SR. R. L HARVET nnoKER Hit Sanford Ava 133-3111 COURTEOUS? CHARGE AC­ 303 S. Park x ::-s » * i COUNTS— limited credit If 3 oil own a phone. Put clatal21. Well Drilling WANT A GARDEN HOME* fted A 'e to work for youl Large home altee (garden an A. Reelrtrled area, city wat-Of WELLS DRILLED. PUMTH ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Will build to your plane. " I f SPRINKLER SYSTEMS It a worth hulldlng, Ira worth Itedd.nx A Furniture All Typee and Sliet building RIG H T"" S e l e c t W , Repair and Service AT FACTORY PRICES: your lot now. FIIA. VA. Con. II* Masonite 332-4121 STI NK venllonal flnanrln*. Jam-e Machine and Supply Co. K. Lee, Rulldlnx Contract­ 307 W. Ind HI 113-4413 FREE ESTIMATE or. Upholalarlng A Mattrtt* ran30. Home Appliances ovatln*. New A Ueed Furnl* CRUMLEY - MONTE IT If. INC. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS. lure. Cat) M e neddlng Mfg. 300 W . Tat. St. 331.4331 Co. al 13* Celery Ave, 133SnNKOKD ELECTRIC 2117. tl. K. Ap.llanca*— New A Ueed JOHN E. FOX, 111 Majnnlta___________ 111.1113 IVII.HON MAIER FURS Realtor Ruy — Sell — Trade lO^^^^ark^Ava^^^^ISLOU* 233.1133 31. Musical Instruments 311-13 K. let, remra ■w no Gene Cumbaa — lll> 3< ll 60. Business Opport. 87. Business Rentals OFFICES and Store Spare DRIVE.IN RESTAURANT Sanford Mobile Park Lot-mad on 2 Inis with lo ye*r In i ?, Ituildlne mid iquip* l i l t H. Orlando Dr.. 313-1*30. merit Included In price. !*re* 34. Upholstery •♦fitly Brn*«inc ep p ro i. IS.000 9(1. Lots For Sale j»*r mo, and building OVER 23 YEARS • lone Bppralied at much SPECIAL Haling on large 1-ake of fine wnrkmanehtp In upholmore than price. Will Jraaup lot at a dlarnunt. eterlng Draptrlet. Hllpcovrra. •ell ail Including County* Thla la a bargain at 13,lo t Time raynienta ee little >■ fianchU* fur on ly fil.ooo.ou caah. 13 mo. Drapery hardware In•tallatlon. KULP DECORATING SHOP Itaal Ka'ata — Inauranca Ph. 323.333* 3rd A Park Ava I22-SM1 INVESTMENT A REALTY 50. Misc. For Sale II* N Perk Ave 133-1172 WOODKD find. Oid Commi* ' ; •ary. 322-54530. lift i'rnfNiltinil rari'fl cl run 69. Schools & Instructions Ing r•■ti11• —trni lilur IeU»* 91. Farms, (i roves ire Klrriric (*arprt Minimpoo* CKIIAMIC Instruction* by Kll•r II prr day. Carroll Furn­ ■aiirth. Ilandmatl* illahri, COUNTRY SETTING. Lovely iture Co. trouts ttc. leuatcri Cloiil lit* modern 71 Ft. Home, doubt* rala. 3 Hour* $1.49. I'll. 132rarporte. U r n yard. Naur 1311. aelKinl, $100 hown, $9 ,|d$. Ph, ttwnrr 823*05*50,. Sewing machine eilll in guarFI.VINU MKMI.VOlaK It A NCI C anlee, 1*44 7. iu-7.au, Uanl Ufi>Ar« Univ#ralty Alri»t*rtl only twice, moving North, Ijurtriili'il 1 iiiitcM Kit at of Uvlrcln 95. Houses For Sale muel aril. Aeeume remaining on IIwjr. 413 U now o |h*h. 4 payment a of 14*0. Call ColKiuiiaitt In*irtii‘llon now k I%‘- CENTRAL Air Conditioned. 1 led GA 1-11*7. Rdrm.. Igr. Florid* Room, m In Piper I'lirrnke* "110." Ri-renlly palmed. 333-0145. I 'nine tint i*«i*1 Ifurn la fly HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS N u w . i:\prrt hmtruction in WHITE SEWING MACHINES a reltiirtl a I m oiplicr* reinov- 3 RD RM. 2 llalli. VA Quallr». Authorised Ratea A Servlet Kitchen equipped, 119 mu* n l from limy tr affic pat* GARRETTS June lit. 333-V439. lama. Tvt l n -f m i n i Charter 100 E. P in t. 133-134) avniUlila anywhere* i i i R o UY OWNER, 3 Iledroom. 1 Ablution Frodurta availnble Stop thinking about doing that hath, Cll conatructlon home, for Happy F1>Ihk* f*h. 3<iS* paper work the eaay way! Ige. ahndy lot. Low equity. 320| for further Information fa ll nowr for free ilrnionatrn322.(911. and appointment, ________ llon. No obligation. Type­ GREEN llltAIR ) w riter — Adding Machine. Clinic* Iota available In GreenI’ DWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY 71. Mule Help Wanted hralr of Lncli Arbor overlook­ 1 GO CAIIT II*: ing golf couree. C u s t o m EXPERIENCED Palmer. A A I GI RLS HIKE 111) building lo your epeclflcaII Contractor*. 122-23*7. Phone 131.1720. tlon*. Oretnbralr developed by WANTED: Men fur light Punch LATEX PAINT *3.30 gel KINGSWOOD Prr.a Work. Apply In perBUILDERS. INC. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS aun. HARCAH Aluminum 123*1014 Produrte Co.. Ilw-y. 17-93. 110 Hanford Ave. 123.5791 103 Fairmont Dr. SPECIAL for Mother’* Day 72. Female Help Wanted 1100 DOWN CERAMIC GIFTS I n n , I* a IT Fla. Rm.. Ter. 401 French Ave. li A R MA ID. Part Tim* Thun. Floure. Kit. equip. 1*7 nm, Frl. A Saturday Evening.. pay* all. IIKLMLY REALTY 9 II CU. FT. Upright Kreeier, Attractive— 31-11. Call 133Oftlce In village Hall, N. i n . " Ilk* new. Call *;30 p. m. 9979 aflrr • p. m. lando. 112.1441, nig hla 123121-1770. 3171. FJIIGIDAIIIE W a a h e r . 130 i MAID for homework. 3 day* a week. Mutt have reference* 1 BEDROOM. Mi bath, Ige ■ervet Gaa Refrigerator, 130. A irantporlallon. 131.1411 a f­ fenced yard. Country Club 121-1411. _____________________ ter 4 Height*, la k i Mary Road. 1 EVENING Dreaita, ill* I A 7, 133 Eaeltr. Aaauni* Mtg. A I aan new Seat Cover* for 77. Situation tVanted M2 mo, *31-1(5*. *11 llulck Special. Call 131111! after I p. m. DAYH WORK. 3:3.3034. SOUTH W ARD 5100 DOW N ■ ANFORD HEWINO CENTER 101 So. Park Ava. 123-1111 IRONING, my home, 123-1111. Sallefactlon guaranteed. mm mm FAUST DRUG STORE IM-OTIi A * B CONTRACTORS Ball-Blair Agenc>* NOTICE all* DAYS WORK. 121-1410 or 5124201. READY-MIX CONCRETE HITCHING Pint lllfla A DAY’S WORK. 333-5744. I'awn Hhop. Loana on any. Ulorke, Stepping Stonea, Sand, Sttel, Orcaa* Trap*. Rock. DENTAL ASSISTANT, eubetlthing of valua. 1131 Hanford Lot Markara, Polyethylene. lute work during vacation* Avt.. 1 3 3 -lilt. Wlr* Math. Step*. Window 322.4451._______________________ _ Mile. Dry Welle A Drain Tile. NOTICE to L IT TL E LKAOUE MIRACLE CONCRETE CI1. HAI.I. I'layert. I l l * P h oto, 81. Income Property graphs o f Each Team wye available at Th* Hanford 51, Articles Fur Kent MUST S E L L Duple* A Apl. ll*ra ld O ffice. Hanford Ave. H la lllblecua, RENT A RED lo sign. For Information Ph. 15. Special Services Rollawsy, HoepUal. Baby 3:2-inii;. 4-4 p m. Had*. by Day, Weak, or Month. HI. licul Estate - Sale CARROLL'S FURNITURE Wheel C h a in . W a lk ert, Cane* 133-1111 A Crutch** fo r rent or aal*. 111 W. let. UraaorlpUona a l L o w * ■ t MERLE W. WARNER Price*. D licou nt to peopla "lo u name It — w-a have III"" Realtor Huut* — Hydraulic ov e r II A all H erein P erson ­ 701 S. Park Ave. 113-3*39 Traniinlaalon — Jucka nel. Cheek our price*. r r e * D elivery m PRE -CAST Concrete Slept ORKOOK1 LUMBER CO I II Mania Ava 133. 9*0* ENJOT Heading Stsle'a great**! newapaper FLORIDA T ill KB UNION" 131-IMI or IIL IT II HKFIUKIIATOH. medium 131. 1301 Elliott. dellvera. bibs BART PILCHER Beet Buy Broker 123.74*1 Day or Night Plano Tuning an* Rtpalr W. L. Harmon .. . *31.4323 — EkkokS— II IB. Builders Supplies 181. Real Estate - Sale 53. Wanted To Buy AMERICAN RENT-ALL 111* S. Hiawatha Legal Notice 113-9113 Legal Notice HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, 1‘ AINTINO A IV THE CTR4T IT t ill 44T UP 1N #U IATI NO Financing Arranged 1I1.111T THE SIXTH JIIIIITAI. « lllCI IT, IV AMI Full nF.MIVOFFERING A SPECIAL HER- MLR C U IV T I. Fl.illtltl.% VICE? More thin 1 0.100 read, IV (H 4 .M KNY Ml. I4MI IHMIIII »: era ■•* i*ha Hanford llarald claaalflad adt dally. Rata* so DARLENE RU1.T, Plaintiff low at 14c par line par dayl Dial 131-1111 or 411-111* sad va. IIAROI.D P. HOLT. placs your adt 7>efendanl LAKE MARY Lawn Mower VOTHF. TO APPF.AII Hale* A Service. Coutry Club STATE OF PMiltlDA TO: Road A Lake View Ave. No HAIIUUl P. HOLT money down on any mower Addreaa Unknown up to 11 0 0 , |l* per month. YOU ARK IIKRKUY NOTI­ Service on any make. Ph. FIED that a lllll i>r Cnmlalnl 131-1131. for divorce hee been filed agalnet you. and you nra re­ r t x iT a iiop quired In serve a rnpy nf an NEW LOCATION nmwtr or pleading li> the Rill *M l e , Freath_________ *11.4711 of Uomplalnt on Ilia Plalntlffa Atlnrnry Paul U. Parklna. 117 16. Interior Decorators W ill South Htraef. Orlando. Florida, and file Ih* original antwer nr pleading In the of­ Drape*. Wall I* wall carpet. fice nf th* Clark nf Ih* Cir­ Ing. L a r g e aelectlon lo cuit Court nn or before Tueerhooea from. *1*7. June I. 1141, ir you fall do ao Judgment by default Alans Fabric! 4 Rugs to will be taken agelnat you for m jC E ESTIMATE the relief demanded In Ih* AT YOUR HOME 1*11 Park Dr. Sanford 111-1711 Dill nr Complaint w i t n e s s my hand and teal Draperlei - Slipcovers - Gift* at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, thle l?th day of April, JEAN MARCEL INTERIORS 1*01 French Ave. I l l - I l l * 1943. (SEAL) UPHOLSTERING. DraperArthur H. Beckwith, Jr, let. Slip Covers. Free eatlClerk of the Circuit Court mslss. All work guaranteed. By Martha T. Vlhlen * Alan, ueed furniture, K i n * . Deputy Clerk ante far tala. Adams Decora­ Paul C. Perkin* tors. l l l - l t l l . (IT Weet South Street Orlando, Florida BETTER HOME RUTS art la Attorney for I'lalnlltf k* feuad dally la lbs elaaal- Fublleh: April It, May *, II, «l*d aeetle* at Tk* St a lard 1*. I l l * Herald. CDL II IX THE CHI4"I IT I'lll HT OF 1 1ll: SIXTH Jl llll IAI. C lllH I T IV AM I FIHI "EV4IVIII.I. ( Ill V r i . F4.014111 A IIIA M E H V VO. IITXtt JOHN J. Ill HI All. I’ UInllff, ve. IIIIUNIHE S. HOG All, lie feudal! t, VOTICK OF SI IT TOi llrunlae H. llogar Houle I Jack, Alabama YOU ARE IIEREIir NOTI­ FIED lhal a anil for divorce ha* heen commenced agalnel >»u In Ih* Clrrull Court of th* Ninth Judicial Clrrull In and for Seminole County, Florida. Tha title In the cage la John J. linger. Plaintiff, va, llrunlae S. linear, defendant. You ar# required In file your Anawrr or other reaponalve pleading with the Clerk of the above Court and eerie a copy thereof upon E. Pop* Oaaaelt. 3»« South Maitland Avenue, Maitland, Florida. Attorney for Plaintiff, nn nr before May Hat. 1941. tf you fall to do an. a Deere* Pro Confeaan Will bt entered agalnel you for th# re. lief demanded In Ih* Cum* plaint. Wllnee* my hand and the ■eal nf laid Court In Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, thle 27lh Day of April, 1943. (SEAL) Arthur 11. Beckwllh. Jr. Clerk of tha Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk K. Pop* llaaeett Attorney for ptalnllrf 9<M> South Maitland Ave. Midland, Florida » bi m CDL 94 AprU *** M*r *• , *' —7 FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outatandlng 2 A I Iledroom llcmaa avallabla In all Area* t>i Hanford. Lit ua Show you Around! Seminole Realty 1*91 S Tark Ava. 331 33*2 anytime Legal Notice IV TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E V IVTII JUDICIAL C IR ­ CUIT, IV AVD FOR I K S I I - 'l 411.11 t’Ml’ VTV. FLO RID A. 4 IIAVCKHY VI). R M 1 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration. Plaintiff, va. JEIIRT L ALEXANDER and VKItA I). ALEXANDER, h i wife, Defendant*. MITII'H IIP SLIT IV RORTIIA4JK PtIHKIT.Oni ME T O ;J E R R Y L ALEXANDER and VERA II. ALEXAN- . DEII, hla wife c /o John M. Rryant III. 1. Cochran, Georgia You, Defendant*, are hereby nidified that a complaint la fum-lni* a certain mortgage nn th* following dtecrlbrd properly, altuale, lying and be­ ing In Seminole County, Flor­ ida, to.wit; Lot 3. Hlock 1. W EATIIKRMFIELD. FIRST ADDI­ TION" according to plat thereof recorded In 1'lal llook 12. page 44. Public Record) of Htmlnola Coun- V ly. Florida. haa been filed ngalnet you In th* nbore et)l*d aull and you are required lo aerr* a copy of your Anawar nr Plradlng In tha Complaint nn JHalnllffa attorney. JOSEPH M. MURASKO. P. O. Hoi 339, Kern Park. Florida, and file Ih* original Anewrr or Pleading In th* o f­ fice of the Clerk or tha Circuit Court on or before th* 24lh day of May, 1(4*. If you fall to da an, a decree pro confeeeo will be taken ngnlnet you for the w relief demanded In the Com- ' plaint. WITNESS my hand and o ffi­ cial aeal of office a l Sanford, Samlnol* County, thla 34th day of April. 1941. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwllh, Jr. Cterk of Circuit Court By: Masln* Slow all, y . a JOSEPH M. MURASKO Attorney at Law P. O. Uua 321 Fern Park. Florida r*ub*v«vA,ru **• **• CDL «| u *r 1y �p The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, — W A N T A D S ! Dial 95. Houeea For Sale ffbr I-HKUHOOM, 1 Beth. I i n r eereenvd porch, Includ,, well, pump U '41 Plymouth. Ph. i» .m i. #anfartl hrrat& May 6, 1965 — Pape 5-A SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer O OWNER CUT 11.100 under Appraleel. Nice I room. Shade tlreat inveetment too. 1 1 1 Sfll. 95. Houses For Sale 106. Apartments for Rent 108. Rooms For Rent ONLY 1710 DOWN 4 ROOM APT. Take over payment! on thl* Newly decorated, wail to well choice 1 Bedroom. 1 4 hath. Carpatlng A Carports. i-'t 1 owner home. Situated on E. lt th St. beautiful landscaped A .had­ ed lot. No qualifying. Month­ ly paymrnt* 197.91 on VA UPSTAIRS. Downtown, furn lehed 1 Bedroom Apt. N o mortgage. children under school a g e . »»o month. i : : - 307t Seminole Realty 19#l S. park Ava. 333-1113 anytime $100 D O W N FHA - VA HOMES FURN. Duplex Apt . 3 Rooms BDRM. Maaonry home, e iA bath, t i l mo. 1 Mile South ceitenl c o n d . fenced tn Treeof Hunts. 133-1169. shaded back yard, Rriident lal area. Low dow n pay manta, WLLA.vA APARTMENTS 111 term*. M7 per month. Call A Fleet Bt. 113-6711. 1 ROOM Apt., nicely furn , pri­ vate hath, Adulta, No Pets SUNLAND ESTATES I Bdrm 113-1119. I Bath. I l l Labs Dot Dr. 133-1017 after I p. m. 1 BDRM. FURN. Apt. f« l rat— , metto. 133-1174. I I, I. A « BEDROOMS 1. 1H A 1 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENT! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tor Complete Information ■te or Call Your FHA - VA 97. Houses For Rent SALES BROKER 1111 P A R K D RIVE in -im iti-T tti NIOHT8 w«a» Government owned Homes • M b M th la ta o v hT/— . $100.00 D O W N Selection e f 1, I, and 1 Bedroom * located in verloua S e.tlon e o f fe n fo r d Imm ediate D etlrerp MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Offlcet I J M l l t Nlshte: l i s - m o o 1111 lt>-0ltl Parle 116. Autos •Sale or Trade SI CH EVROLET I d o o r . 6 c y l , rebuilt engine. Ph. 133-9611 after 6 In. m i DOPOE ‘ f l tags, t new tire*, gnod spare. Nn rust, Hood running condition, 1D»0. 131- 9009. 19*1 C.UKT, V\V, Sunroof. R A It, Excellent Cond. 333-1900 19J4 CHEV. WAGON 1, Auto, mstlc, Hester. Clean. Ready tn go. 133. lie*. ‘ 19 RAMBLER, « noor Sedan. Real clean A new tires, 1171 on SANFORD MOTOR CO too French Are lll-llt: llli I*K VL1NER, retrachebl* hardtop, radio, heater, power eteerlna. 1110 cash or tred* for older car, Ph. 113-1117 or tt* at I l f Garrison Dr. 118. Trucks For Sale 1996 INTERNATIONAL 1/6 Ton. Ttree, Mechanclaily perfect. 1990. ph. 133-9111 after I p m _________________________ Drtva Payton Realty 111*110! 1110 Hiawatha at 11*11 STENSTROM REALTY y-A “ Cot any othar dumb Ideas?" CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— L o it A Found f t — Monoy Wanted I — Pereonala f l — Savings A Loan t— Beauty Cara f t — Insurance 0— Day Nurxarlas f l — School# n Inetruotlong f —Child Cara 70— Employment Service* 1— Dose— C a ti— Peta n —Male Help Wanted |0— Poultry — Llveitoek f I — Female Help Wealed 11— Specie) Notice! I I — Mele or Female Help I I —Catering — Food I f — Hale# Help Wanted I I — Bicycle Repair* 7T—Situation wanted 11—Special Hervlcee I t — Income Property IS— Interior Decorator* f l — Hualneaa Prop.— Beta. IT— Janitorial services II— Reel Katate Wanted 11— Landscape Service I I — Reel Kattte Sele 19 — lluilterx Suppltaa 17— Buelneaa Rental* 10— Hardware IS— Lota For Sale 11— Home Improvement* • 1— Far me—drove# 11— Plumbing 13— Acreage I I — i’ alnitns I t — Houses For Bala I I — Wall Drilling I f —Houiea— Sal* or Rest 10— Air Cond. A Heating IT— Home For Rant IS— Radio * Televlaloa 100 — Resort Rentals 11— Photo h Equipment I oi— Trailers— Cabana* 10— Home Appliance# 103—Mobile Homes—Sal* 11— Muaical Initrumeata It'S—Mobile Homos— Real 1 1 — Butlneea Equipment lo t —Trailer Space— Rent I I —J o b Printing 101— Trailer Lots— Bale I f — Uyholatery lo f—Apartments For Rent i s — Vacuum Ctaanare lo t — Rooms For Rani IT— Moving A Storage 110— Hotel Room! 11 — Ki terminator# 111— Rental Agents 11— Planta — Fteda — Saadi 111— Wanted To Real SO— Mlac. For Sale 111— Autoo For Sale I I — Article# For Rant 111—Autos— Sale or Trad* I I — Swap or E icb a n g o 111—Truck* For Sal* IS— Wanted T o Buy 110— Automotive service IS— Furnlturo For Solo 111— Scooters A Cycle* I f — Anliquoe For Balo 111— Boats A Motors I f — Money T o Loan 111— Marin* Supplies f t — Buolneea Opportunities OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY (too Down, I U per mo. con* temporery a Bdrm.. 1 H Beth, Family Itm., Wooded Lot. N. L o n . wood— 0600 Down. 110 2 per mo. Colonial 1 Bdrm.. 1 Beth, Dili. Carport,-. DM. Utility. I'allo Family llnurn. H. Lonswoed — lioo Down. (Dial Direst) Iloo |ier mo. I lldrm.. 1 Bath, From Sanford Exohang* From Seminole County Patio, Coioitry Kitchen, Hu. Lnnawood — 1004 Down. |*t> per tno. 1 [lit rm. H|dlt, 1 Hath, Paneled Family Room. 95. Housca For Sale 95. Housed For Sato Patio, Drang* Tree*, S. lame, wood. (All prepared for Air- PAR K HI DOR— SUBDIVISION SUNL.INU ESTATES, 1 Bed­ CnndltlnnJrigj 1.1011 Down. 1*3 Bdrm , 1 Bath, Spacious. Dou­ room. large Palin, Carports, prr nuv, l Bdrm.. 1 4 Bath, I ble Oarage. Central ll*»t. Utility Room. Nice Land* Hanford — Iloo Down, 1 1 1 0 Built-In Kitchen, Breakfast ■raped Lot, Outalde Rarherue per mm. Executive Type Co* Aiea, latirg* Dining lluom. Pit A Circle Drive, Electric lontiil, 4 Acre lot, orange Sodded Front Lewn, City Kltihcn. Hhown by appoint­ Trace, a lldrm., 3 Bath, Air Hewer * 11.900 — 1100 Down ment only, after May g. Call conditioned. Well. Suburban Open Dally, Evenings 6*6133-6396. Hanfonl. VA • KIIA • In 1711. Hervliw Loana Available. All Payment! Include Prln„ lot.. t BEDROOM, | Bath. Central T a x .* At Ina. l.MN ENTKIt- 1- BEDROOM, t Bath, fenced Air, Hrwoge, Fencsd Yard, yard. with pump. Newly PIIIHEH. INC., O'*I LoiiKWood Ideal for children. Ily Own­ painted nutalde. 333-7914. Plain, U. H. Highway 17*11 er. I l l l.o le Minnie Dr., Perk Hunlan.t Eatnire. Houlb, LmiKwoinl, Florida. indue. Hanford. R b i l B . 322-5612 425-5938 F.H.A. PROPERTIES NORTH ORLANDO 1161 Park Dr. Dial 1 3 t-:«:o AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Scnkarik Glass and Paint FURN. 1 Apt!. 110 A |«0 mo., Adults. 133.0610. kitchen FURN. A P T , Downstair a. Ideal for oou plf, nn Bets. 617 W. 11th. 1 BEDROOM Furn. on Welt Sid*. 133-16to after I p. m. APARTMENTS. Sanford Mobile Berk, i i l l S. Orlando D r, 1 BEDROOM Unfurn. kltiben 311*1910. equipped. 333-3111. 3 IlDRM. Furn. Apt. f i t . Jolt* E. 3 1at Bt. Robert A. W i l ­ LAKE MARY liams 137- 1911. l-nKnnOOM, Furnlnhrd or » • furnished. f*o. AVALON APARTMENTS GEIIR REALTY H I W, ;n.l St, i : : - I 6IT 133-1161 Lake I BDRM. Close to School A shopping Cantar 111 mo. Mona Jervis, 111*1110, Lake Mary. NEW J-Bedroom 111*0111. homes. Y ou ’ll Save Money A n d Be Happier In A ‘65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. 108. Rooms For Rent FURN. H o n m , bath, $30 mo. eeml-prlvate A Herald want-ad ta as nest a* your phona! Dial 131-1011 o r 411-9911 (South Seminole) and us* your charge account. I I HP Cheap. II OLD NEWSPAPERS FT. OLA STROK, Oat nr trailer, I I HP Johnson m o . for. aloe, starter. B t e e lle n l condition. Ph. I t l - f l f l . 125. Marino Suppliao FOR SALE SP E C IA L P A IN T S 25 LBS. - 50c SANFORD HERALD FinRKOLASS, Cloth * Bealn. Save le v Peeeo, 1191 French Av*. III-IOIS. WAIT! h a p p ie r h u n t in g b e g in s F R ID A Y ! Dont n n to g REDROOM house, •quipped. 133*1101. FURNISH ED Houa Mary. 333-1010. FT. RUNABOUT, Rvlnrude, Trailer, 131*1317. ^HEALZ Z ,T P Amn VEA ° BEDROOM Mouse, 1103 SMALL Furn. Ilarage Apt, Adame Court, Wynnewood. Adulta only. No Beta, 111 mo. Ph. 113-0111. Apply 1601 Bark Ave. 1 ROOM Furn. home, Utilities, 110 mo. Ph. i::.* 9 :r t II oZZB r '° ° ° ” IlDRM. Unfurnished house, EPF. APT. pr lvete bath, suitable for Couple or Single kitchen equipped, near base. person. Ideally located do w n ­ I l l -M i l . town. Inquire at Manuel CHARMING Country Kouw Jacobson Dept. Store. I l l E. Couple. Furnlahed. 133-lflO 1st 1 1 If FT. All flhreglaaa boat, o»* tor tilt trailer, 10 hp. Bvtn* rude. Used very lllUfc IIIT out CVINHUDE Dealer toil. i t i - f . i i . let, rk- 111*1111 Robson Sporting Goods s t x r AD ,N 'W n A Y h s *NFOHO HERALD, FURN. DUPLEX, l Bdrm , r ! decorated, I 6t m o . Lake Jes­ sup. Call 133*7146 after 6:10. AVAILABLE Juna 1, l - f - f mo. UNFURN. I Bdrm. Duplsg, Lease. 1 Bdrm. house tn Kitchen Equip. 113- 1191. town, completely furnished •111 mn. electricity A water. FURN. A P T , 3100 Msllonvllie. Writ* Bog 111. Sanford liar* FURN. Apt. too Bark. aid. I 123. Booti ft Motor* Oatewey To The W a te rw a y 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. a. ISl-OHf C M it: - 115. Autos For Sale 123. Boats ft Motors BOH McKEE USED CARS NO MONET DOWN *11 Fr*n:h Av*. 133-0711 1 STENSTROM REALTY V A ROOMS for lien, 101 Maanolla. 1:3-07:0. FURN. Apt., 133. 0117. 1911 - CHEVROLET, 4 donr, Company BDRM., Kitchen equipped. esceptinnslly gond shape. I’ h. t i e Magnolia f l l W E E K L Y 1 Br. Furn. Apt.. Th. 113- t t t l 171, nice yard. 313-1611. 113-4730 after 1 00 pm . 101 K. Sth. New Rath Auto Glees nope LONG WOOD. 1 Bedrm. Puplei. BUMMER Rale. 1 Bdrm. Furn. ' l l T R - t with Radio A Healer, A Seat Covers Furn. IF t.tvlng A Dining escetlent condition. 133- l f l l Apt. only |19. 1701 Magnolia, Area 111. Ph. 111-1311. 131*1911. ' l l RENAULT Dauphin*, autn. 1 Bdrm. Furn. Oareg* Apt. 170: FURN. Apt, Cloia tn. Jimmie mstlc. radio end healer, A-l I Bdrm. 1 Bath Furn. home, Cowan. l l t . f O I I . rendition, gone tn eervlc*. 101 W. Ind St. t l ! - l « l ! till: 113-1114 after Xtin p m AL L W O RK GUARANTEED 1 lldrm. 1 Bath home 171; 6-Room, l*Br. Furn. Apt. |6t. I Bdrm. 1 Bath home l i l t . Call after t pm. and week* end*. 331 0319. W e Have The Home For Tou Ill-fill in -in i 3 BEDROOM Duple* Apt., Tits bath. T e r r a i n ftoora. 1333131 after 1 p m 115. Autos For Sale 322-5612! OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. EVERY N IGH T (EXCE PT SA T U R D A Y ) “ Excellent Service Too” Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 813*1481 od W. Park 644*8811 Seminole County Motors 1*01 W. lit St. — Sanford Ph Phone 322*0614 Are You Driving A n O LD PLU G ? I BEDROOM, 1 bath. Furnish e l. wall to wall carpeting, glr conditioned. Nice. JOHN SAULS AGENCY REAL ESTATE BROKER Ileal Estate AaenHate WILLA MAE PHOKOSCII 111*1174 Day 131-OtM Night* UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom kitchen equipped, fenced yard. 133-1107. 1 BEDROOM duple!, furnish, e.t, 171 mn., 1 miles South from Hunts, 333-1219. Or MI 7-2330 NOW THRU MONDAY! I 1IDI1M . 1 4 Kith. 6100. A n t i sble Msy 7. 133-S609. LAKE College. Furn 133-0100 FURN. 3 lldrm. house, Florida llonm, Carporte, l.ske Mery Unit. Fur Information cell 113- 990* _______________ CH ECK WITH BEN, BOB 10‘\ Mobile Homes • Sale AND TH E BOYS — COME 1-3 and 1 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnlnge A Cabanes QUALI 'Y MOBILE HOMES _______ 133-3161 Hwy 17-91 B PREPARED TO DEAL! 103. Mobile Homes * Rent 1-1-3 BEDROOM. 169-1133. l-it Included. HANKOIID MOBILE BA UK, ISIS b. Orlando Dr, 331-1910. 1 BEDROOM Houseiraller, Ige. ehedy lot In Country, ISO, 111- 9997. IF THERE IS NO SPARK LEFT IN YOUR OLD CAR, THEN IT IS TIME FOR YOU TO TRADE FOR ONE OF THESE PEPPY LATE MODELS: N A T IO N A L . BANK ^POSSESSION’ NO CASH NEEDED! Mercery |7IS bit. Dodge $72* Hal. Dodge 8*23 bat. eke*, $1041 bat. $14* bat. Ford Renault 8297 Hal, ’•1 Core. $1093 bat. ‘88 Chat. 1187 bat •897 bat. Ply. •81 Volk.. ••74 bat. •199 bat ‘88 Olds ‘ S t Chav. $89* bat. ' l l Ramb. I9M bat. *83 Falcon •1287 bat. •IT Chav. $397 bal. *88 Ford 84*2 bat. •87 D*8«l* 1199 bal. IS8I bat. •67 Imp. •st Chav, 899 baL •to Falcon *697 bal. •88 lluirk 8101 bal. '86 Cadillac $471 bal. *88 Cbev. $147 bal. *81 Feed $ » bat. •87 Mercury 1114 bal. JEEP $983 bal ’l l 3 BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS 7! SOUTH EDGEMON NORTH ORLANDO PRICE, *12,750 ------------------- DOWN PAYMENT, *100.00 3 BEDROOMS, 1 BATH 101 NORTH EDC.EMON NORTH ORLANDO PRICE, *10.600 ------------------- DOWN PAYMENT, *100.00 Drive Oul And See These Lovely Homes For Sale Or Rent. 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While Rainier did not men­ effect, ia a state within a tion the Greek shipping mag­ state, almost as archaic as its nate by name, everyone knew name. Holding more than half who he was talking about of the million shares of SBM. when he spoke of "certain as it is always referred to in Monegasque Interests’* who the principality, Onassis con. were not pulling their weight trols what were once the main In the ambitious modernisation attractioni of the 368-acre program which his government realm—the Casino, the old lux­ ury hotels, the Cafe de Paris, had already begun. the posh Monte Carlo beach, Onassis controls the "So- the Sporting Club and five ciete des Rains de Mer” — the night dubs, Bui limes have changed and the former vacation habitat of the wealthy is now badly In need of 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. Rainier contends that the Onasaii group Is hidebound and stuffy, is allowing the lux­ 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. 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 principality's 22,300 people, in­ cluding the 3,033 native Mone. gasques. FAT OVERW EIGHT 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 of excess fat and live longer, Odrinex roata $3.00 and ia arid on this guarantee: If not satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex Is aoid with this guarantee by: IfcReynoIda Drug Store — Hanford — Mail Ordera Filled. COUNTY RANGER 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) ♦»»»»M4. M cC R O R Y ’ S AT 1EMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY ^ ADORABLE ■it****—«... i AT 501 E. FIRST ST. k . SANFORD SEAMLESS MICRO MESH 2 MATCHING PAIRS LADIES' LOLLABOUT8 FOLDING SPE CIA L A SSO R T M E N T LADIES* BLOUSES For A ll Occasions $ f0 0 ’64 NYLON TIRES Tough Goodyear tread rubber applied to selected tire casings by retreading experts. Gleaming whitewalls retreaded with famous Goodyear tread design and tread rubber. 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LADIES' RAYON TRICOT jj WHITE AND PASTELS SIZES 5-fi-7 \ Cold Chest ud Ju* Has two atatnteaa ateel ? { blade*—hoi low-ground, L waverly edge — remov* r able. Detachable cord. «, Safety guard switch. ' C * J h i3 5 ia ? m iig a g 4 LAMB YourCholet X x * * i : t -Gallon Flenle Jur and . C heat m old ed o f e x . pended poly foam. Jug *m has shoulder. spout, cap. Cheat lr x ir x *. 1314 :.'j assortment LADIES' HANDBAGS CLASTIC A STRAW 555 W . F IR S T S T * S A N F O R D / 1f 1/ - Ill — ------ H-t — ill 8 - 6 D A IL Y , 8 - 9 F R ID A Y P H O N E 322-2821 �~ l'r — „ ------- ---- 12 Die In Minnesota Tornado 'Patience, Determination Unending' - LB J U. S. To Press War But Seek Peaceful End ROBERT eiO « * Don’t cull the Navy. Those planea flying 100 to 200 feet oft 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 of Herndon Airport In Or­ lando. The Navy soys it haa been plagued with calls from peo­ ple complaining about the iow-flying planes. There is a lot of difference between a 11-17 and a Vigi­ lant* — almost 25 years. • • • Assistant coaches Jim Mc­ Coy and Dirk Williams are expected to be top candidates for the head football job at Seminole High School. How­ ever, other candidate* for Jim Pigolt's job ore antici­ pated. • • • ‘•The Savage Sons" of 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 Vig­ ilantes. • • • 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 of llghta was out in the courtroom. "I understand the county haa paid part of it* light bill/' the judge commented. Later in the proceeding*! while seating tha Jury, Judge Waddell noted that Lester L. Tlllls had been summoned to ait on a jury for the eecond time this week. "In my county," Judge Waddell told Tillii, " 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.” • • • 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. • • • One o f our spies at San­ ford Naval Air Station la wearing an s x t n barthis weak. Our congratulations to I .o well Frasier, now a lieu(euant, senior grade. 0 * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America” U lh r H>aufurft ib r a li* • Phone 822-2611 Up Code 32771 * R. C. Carlson Quits Council At Longwood Blonde Mother Not Guilty In Mates Death National DEC Honors 'V * M IN N E A P O L IS , M i n n . (U PI) — Workers pried through twisted and crumpled houses today for more victims o f t o r n a d o e s that tors through suburban eommun* ities. At 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 of 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 of April 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 8L 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 of 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, art 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. Karl 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 Na­ 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 way t* knowing how many morn via* tims of the tornadoes might lie dead or awaiting rescue. WASHINGTON (UPI) WEATHER: Thuratlny 88-5G; warm pleusnnt weekend, high near 90, low mld-fiOs. President Johnson today sign­ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 185 VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1DD8 FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1965 ed the special (700 million ap­ propriation to fight the war In Viet Nam and warned that U. S. willingness to talk peace WHITE should not be regarded as a symbol of cowardice. "Until the aggressors have Indicated their willingness to talk, we intend to press on.” Johnson said as he signed the measure providing funds for Dy Donna Katra By Barry Lures new landing fields, planes, resented 47 states, Puerto Resignation o f longwood Mrs. Beverly Alcwlnc, 22, helicopters and e x p a n d e d Council Chairman It. C. Carl­ Rico and the District of Co­ attractive blonde mother who operations In Viet Nam. son wn* accepted with regret lumbia at the 19th annual "Our patience and determi­ was charged with second doThursday night at meeting leadership conference in Chi gree murder fa the fatal of tbe Longwood City Coun­ nation are unending.” cago, young White presented cil. The President signed the shooting of her husband, his demonstration using a Carlson had served on the Tony, was acquitted Thurs­ plastie siding compound for measure at a White House board 16 consecutive years ceremony attended by mem­ day. before lllncsa necessitated homes. A junior at Lyman bers of Congress. Congress The six-man jury returned the resignation. and member o f the ich ool'i approved the special appro­ Acting Chairman C a r l distributive education class, priation as a vote of confi­ the "not guilty” verdict fol­ Lontmlcr praised Carlson for he is employed at Modem dence in hli Viet Nam policy lowing a dramatic afternoon his “ ilcil icat ion to the com­ Builders, Inc., Winter Park. within three days after he of testimony, during which the munity,” pointing out that in Accompanying him to Chi made the urgent request. defense proved the death wea­ his opinion it would be "a cago were two Lyman DECA “ This money will be spent pon—a German-made .22 cal­ long time I*fore the city ran students who placed in state for arms, for weapons of war, iber revolver—was defective, find another man with his contests, Archie Hunnlcutt, for helicopters and ammuni­ background in municipal gov­ son of Mrs. Vinnlc Hunnlcutt, tion and planes,” the Presi­ thus substantiating Mrs. Aleernment.” of Longwood, first in public dent said. "These we use not wine’s claim the shooting was Mayor David R. Went­ speaking, and Duffy Neufield, because we want war but be­ accidental. worth urgrd council to pass a son of Mr, and Mrs. S. C. cause the aggressors have The defense contended the resolution commending Carl­ Neufield, of Maitland, third made them necessary.” gun discharged accidentally son for his efforts and sac­ in window display. Johnson promised that U. S. rifices on behalf o f the city. Lloyd Barnes, DECA co weapons would be put aside when the defendant was re­ ordinator at Lyman, was when peace comes—“ and wc placing it in a dresser drawer Ho set June 1 as date fur after having carried it with sponsor for the students and hope it cornea swiftly.” tha special election to fill also served as one of the Carlson’s line spired t e r m He noted, however, that the her to the front door o f her sponsors for the window dis­ American offer of uncondi­ apartment when she heard a which runs until December, play at the national event. I960. Candidates for the o f­ tional peace discussions in noise about 3:30 in the morn­ He had high words of com Southeast Asia had produced ing of April IS. fice must file their qualify­ mcodation for the Lyman no response. Under grindling and exhaus­ ing petitions by May 22.. group and for the entire Flor­ In other business, Lommler “ For month* we have w ilt­ tive crosi-examtnptlon, Thom­ ida delegation, stating that ed for a sign, a signal, a as YarbroiTgh, lUeflittli' ex­ announced that all bids sub­ their conduct and partlcipa whisper that our offer , . . has aminer for the Florida Sher­ mitted for the rhlorlnatlon Uon helped to make this fallen on receptive ears,” he if fs Bureau in Tallahassee, and scullion plant for the year's convention an out it and said. admitted the death weapon city’* water system had been log one for the state. Florida turned down as bids, which "But not a sound has been was defective and could have has been a member of the na­ heard. Not a signal has been been accidentally discharged UVAH-5 PILOT GETS wnrm welcoma home by wife nrnl fmtr children «« were in excess o f $60,000, tional organization for eight sighted. Still we wait tor a without pulling the trigger. the firat o f the "SnviufO Sons” contingent arrives nt the Nuval Air Sta­ exceeded the funds available years, The state’a case against tion from Viet Nam. Six Vigilantes landed at NAS Thursday afternoon. fur tlie project. response. Still we arc anxious Trip for the Lyman dele­ for peace.” Mrs. Alewine literally fell Thu remainder of the ni|tindron is scheduled to arrive tonight. Council voted to instruct gates was made possible the city engineer, A. E. The Chief Executive said he apart with this point. through co-operation of R. T. regretted that it was not pos­ O’Neall anil Associates, to Milwee, superintendent of sible apparently to convince prepare plans for a system schools, and other members forces of communism in to suit tiie present needs. It of the administrative slaff of Southeast Asia that armed was explained that the new the Seminole County School hostility is futile. plana will rail for placing System. Assistance in provid­ tbe arratlon system on top ing funds came from the ed "probable damage to two of the presrnt water tower SAIGON (U P !) — An at H»i Yen 180 rnltea south­ North Viet Nam, U.S. Navy Young Women’s Club o f South tlma saving at least une-third Ameriean task forre of 6,000 west of Saigon where F'ather planes attacked transporta­ trucka. Seminole and many interest­ Another Skyhnwk amt two of the cost. Marines and Scalier* landed Nguyen L»c lloa, known as tion target* Thursday night ed individuals. on a South Virtnnmeso South Viet Nam’s "fighting in two separate missions. Ft Phantom Jets, also from Some 1,600 students and ad­ Two Skyhswk* jet* from beach today to build » new- priest," lias long held o ff the the Coral Sen, attacked four visors were In attendance at air base for launching even Communists with a private the aircraft rarrlrr Coral the convention. Imrgrs on the Thong llieu Sea strafed a convoy on army culled the "Sea Swal­ Seminole County municipal. Two road repaving projects more punishing raids against Route 15 about 70 miles River 100 mile* southwest of lows.” Ities will receive approxi­ have been announced for Communist targets on both south of Hanoi. Pilot* reportIn the air war against Hanul. A spokesman said one Seminole County by the Stale sides of the 17th parallel. mately $27,000 ns their share of the barges was left burn­ of state rigarcUu tax collec­ The landing party encoun­ Road Department. tions for the month of Marrh. Approximately 4.4 mile* o f tered no opposition. Rut three ing. road will be resurfaced under battalions o f Viol Cong guer­ Sanford’s share of $18,Pilots reported no enemy a single contract to be award­ rillas attacked a ramp for uirrrnft or nnti-uirrnift fire. 7.11.40 heads the list of five Roman Catholic refugees in ed May 20 in Jacksonville. cities receiving funds, ac­ All o f the planea returned ORLANDO <UP1>—1The U. State Rood 415 In Sanford the Mekong Della Thursday cord tug to Ren Morris, di­ S. District Court In Orlando safely. f lath street and Celery Ave­ night, killing 48 Vietnamese rector of tile Statu Ueveruge issued a temporary restrain­ Department. nue) will be repaved from and wounding 77. Thirty oth­ ing order Thursday prevent­ IS KILLED French Avenue to the east er Vietnamese were listed as Casselberry's share Is $4,ing Labor Secretary Willard In passing the bill 96-21, the HANTO DOMINGO (UPI) 408.77; Longwood will get TALLAHASSEE (UPI) missing and possibly captur­ city limits. Wirts from deporting some The Senate took up the House- House successfully held the — Two U.S. Marine* raptur­ $2,117.82, AUutmmle Spiisigs State Road 4.16 will be re­ ed. 600 foreign celery cutter* A U.S. spokesman describ­ approved $1.0*11 billion general line against major appropria­ ed Thursday by rebel* who $1 Jltl.no, Oviedo $1,542.23 surfaced from where the working in Florida. machine-gunned a medical four-laning ends south o f ed the guerrilla assault as spending bill today and Imme­ tions above those railed for convoy were released un­ and North Orlando, $268.31, Tha court ordar la valid Casselberry near lake Howell the biggest this year. The diately substituted its own until Monday, when a hearing Viet Cong stormed the camp more generous $1,091 billion by the Cabinet Budget Com­ harmed. southeast to (Joldenrod. 1* scheduled on making tha Three Marines were killed mission in its recommenda­ money measure. injunction permanent. ami two were wounded In the i The Senate made no bones tions to the 19G3 Legislature. Wirta has been trying to attack on the convoy, which of the fact that It is going to ThU makea new taxci unlike­ deport some 600 British Weat inflicted heavier losses on stick to its own version and ly. Indian celery cutters aa part U.S. forcea here than any let a conference committee The strongest test for the bill o f tha Labor Dapartmcnt pol­ other single Incident so far. work over the weekend to re­ was a proposal to add to it icy o f making more jobs for The new casualties increased concile the differences. $21.4 million to finance a five domeatie worker*. the military toll of the U.S. This fast action on the big per cent across-the-board pay Tha suit challenging tha ac­ rescue operation here to 13 appropriation hill, one of the raise for school teachers. The tion was Iliad by Chaas killed and 62 wounded. N E W ’ 65 IM P A L A 4 D R . earliest approvals in modern proposal lost 49-56. Gtadas Farm* lac. o f Canal Two Miami Herald news­ rmVEHGI.lDF. WHW TIRES LIST IttH M Point and Sanford. history, could, if no hitches The House bill provides men, Latin American Editor POWER STEER WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT M1.M develop, give (lie Legislature $1,063 billion for general state A1 Burt and chief photo­ 2 SPEED W1PEK8 C A T IP I 0 7 9 R M a chance to override any line operations during the 1965-67 grapher Doug K e n n e d y , EZ-1 WINDSHIELD______________ O A L r C i * < item veto of spending by the biennium and $25.9 million for became the first U.S. civilian governor. construction exclusive of con­ casualties o f tha operation N E W *65 B E L A IR 4 D R . Generally, the Legislature is struction at state universities. when they were accidentally rOWKRGLlDK, WHW TIIIKS LIST M 01M 6 so late in getting this measure This Is provided under a sep­ shot and wounded by U.S. 2 HP. WIPERS, WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 4M.M passer! that the governor arate $75 million bond pro­ Marines Thursday. Marina Eifi-I WINDSHIELD S A L E l2 5 2 5 * makes the final decision and gram. The bill gives a general helicopters carried them to WASHINGTON (UPI) — the Legislature has gone home five per cent pay raise to the assault carrier Boxer for An Agriculture Department before he acta. state employes and provides treatment. official said there are fewer N E W *65 C O R V A IR M O N Z A The House passed Thursday $106 million for operating pub­ An act o f merry perform­ potatoes on the market now 116 H.P. ENGINE LIST SS49CM a general appropriations bill lic schools. ed by a civilian touched off than at any tlma since 1968, E7.-I WINDSHIELD DISCOUNT 8M.M calling for $1 069 billion In While the House debated the an erroneous report Thurs­ an dthat prices are about dou­ state spending during the com­ appropriations bill fur four day that a U.B. Marina had ble what they normally would WSW TU^ ________________________ S A L E >21 9 6 * ing two years. hours, the Senate formally re­ been murdered by Dominican be at country shipping point*. Differences between the ceived the Burn* $300 million rebels and Ids body dumped He said bad weather during House and the Senate’s larger road bond bill with enough at the Hotel Ambassador. the 1964 growing season and bill will be worked out by votes pledged to it to assure a substantial deellns in the ” WHERE’S MY DADDY?" The Marine had been fatal­ M OTOR • Joint conference committee passage aa aa emergency ly wounded in an Incident In winter potato crop bad cut question on thU young nutn’i mind u RVAH-6 which probably will approve measure, which would put It which • Marina patrol blun­ tad * PALMETTO 8MT TAM, ML supplies. R e blamed poor squadron bagina arriving at Sanford Naval Air something between the figures on a special ballot to go before dered Into rebel territory yield* Instead of a cut In po­ Station. He probably didn't recognize Daddy fn SSI-6711 tato acreage. of the two clumbers. tbe voters Urn year, hia Viet Nam battle drcaa. (Herald Photo) 1uud was attacked. I Lyman Student Wins A Lyman High itudent, Ro­ bert G. White Jr., ion of Mr. and Mri. Robert Glenn White S r , o( Altamonte Spring!, hai brought Florida Its first national award in contents of Distributive Education Clubs of America with a first prise In sales demonstration. One of 49 students who rep- Seminole County Twisters Also Hit Oklahoma; I Person Dies More Yanks Land A t Saigon 2 County Roads To Be Repaved Celerly Growers Win Injunction Cigarette Taxes Generous Senators Hike Spending Bill RED HOT S IZ Z L IN G SPECIALS! Potato Price Hike Explained CPE. HOLLER IIh h HBb SALES l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 06, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d1b2a5aa62374482eac134f1dd0a18f3.pdf f3193480d6d170aebe33f46046e5e30a PDF Text Text t Red China Eyes Development Of Nuclear Arms Sanford K Of C Receives High State Award •A fo r Ita year book at the KC convention held in Daytona SANFORD COUNCIL 5357, Kniifhtn o f Columbus, received yeur book On presenting the eeeond place cup to Council HJitorian Gilbert W ager, Michele p rill­ ed him fo r the excellent man­ ner la which the book had been eieerabled end arranged. He aepec tally complimented and expressed hla apprecia­ tion to The Sanford Herald fo r the news coverage given the council since Its founding Bad said "without the co-op­ eration extended by The Her­ ald, the council would have been unable to win thla •ward, which la baaed lergely en newipaper coverage." The second place honors were awarded In competition with the 60 other -"'incll» in the state. A t the convention the Senford council elao received Ita rating as "star council," high­ est award a KC rroup can re­ ceive for outstanding activ­ ities over a period o f one gear. To receive the award, which leas than ona-third c f the par­ ticipating organlatlons receiv­ ed, a council must rate excel­ lent in a six-point program Including Insurance and mem­ bership, fraternal council and Catholic activities, public re­ lation!, and youth work. Twalva members o f the Sanford group attended the CMvantlon. •ward and at*r council rating nt KC convention In Daytona Beach. In top photo, Grand Knight Theodore Michels (left) presents prize winning award to Historian Gilbert Fllegor as Deputy Grand Knight Ralph Pezold displays year book. Photo shows Michels holding star council cer­ tificate. (Herald Photo) SANFORD and South Seminole Welcome Wagon Clubs were well rep­ resented at a meeting of the Welcome Wagon Council. Pictured arc (top hoto, scftted, from left) Mrs. Maryann Miles, Mrs. Norn Norris and irs. Melanie Stewart, South Seminole, and Mrs. Georgia Roberts, San­ ford; (standing) Mrs. Clare Paulsen and Mrs. Sandy LnPoma, South Seminole, and Mrs. Jessie Shuw, Mrs. Virginia Petroski and Mrs. Mnry Pugh, Sanford. In charge of the meeting were (bottom photo, from left) Mrs. Alice Prior, Mrs. Judy Ilurlburt, Mrs. Mildred Bcuthcl, and Mra, Muriel Bucher, K WASHINGTON (UPI)—Mili­ tary expert* believe (hat Red China may be able to develop an intercontinental balliitic m inile (ICBM) force big enough to threaten nuclear at* tack on the United State* by the mld-lB70*. Thin eatfmate hai kindled new concern at top govern­ ment level* for the poulble development of a modified Nikc-X m inile defense *>»• tem to guard agalnit luch an attack. While doubt persiati that • worthwhile Nike-X defense could be mounted against the kind of m inile attack Runla could make, it la believed a uaeful eyatem could be devit* ed agalnit the "uniophiitlcat* ed" *ort o f threat Red China could poae In about 10 year*. Following the second Chi­ nese Communist nuclesr test earlier thla month, It became known that some experts be­ lieve Peking may be able to produce between 20 and 10C ICDMa with hydrogen warbeads In a decade or so. To attack the United States with such a force "''Id be ut­ terly foolhardy, as Moscow could tell the Chinese, be cause the price would be China's total destruction by U. S. retaliatory missiles. But Washington regards Pe­ king as f i r more militant cur­ rently than Moscow and may not bank on Chinese caution in the face of immensely su­ perior American power. DONT WAIT! SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON EVERY AIR CONDITIONER Modal RDI41** Frost-Free— Cold Injactor Cooling In both Refrigerator and Freezer sections. 152-Lb. Frost-Free Froozor never needs defrosting. Vorsatilo Shahring — Glide-Out Shelf, 2-Position Shelf, Tilt-Up Food Shelf. Plus Magnetic Door Latches, Twin Por­ celain Enamel Crlspers, Separate Butter and Cheese Compartments, Egg Container, (g)Built-In Quality. 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IMS Adailaaloaa John Angal Jr., Barnard Cushman, Arlya Chapdelalna, Carolyn Bunnell, David May Sr., Martha Long,, Steven Lukenbsch, Joyce Baker, Er­ ie Mldklff, Geraldine Keith, Walter Trapp, Naida Cockn an, Beverly Wilson, San­ ford ; Frances Herring, Altamonte 8pringt; Mary Tygart, Chuluota; Kitty S. Jackson, Deltona; Irvin Johnson, Fam Park; Millard Romans, Gen­ eva. Blrtha Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Lang, Banford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunnell, Sanferd, a boy. Dlacharcaa Elisabeth A. Bemdt, Ber­ tha Hawkins, Vicky Jean Hawkins, Margie Abney, Ethel Lea Smith, William H. Overstreet, Winnie M. MurPhy, Busan Parkins, Arthur 1* Wilson, gatha P. Bata, Bart Thomas, Emma d r a w . R eef aid; Gaatova J, King, DaBaryi Tam Mageahslwar, Eatorpriaa; Joseph Thomas Dropouts Hit Seminole County Elementary School secretaries will meet at 7 p. m. Thursday at the House of Beef for dinner with the regular monthly meeting to follow at the Altamonte Springs school. The United Statea ranka as WINDSOR, Vt. ( U r i) —Da­ fifth largest in alia among vid L, Hickey, 22, read him­ the natlona of the world. self out of prison. Serving a twoto-three-ycnr We Are Your sentence for driving a car without (lie owner's consent, Scott’s Dealer! Hackt-y was assigned to work — For A — in the prison library. There he Beautiful Lawn Ix-gan studying taw books and We Recommend learned that the maximum Turf Builder ft penalty for his offense was Bonua one year. A judge ordered him releas­ Grapevllle Flerlat ed last weekend because he And Nuraery had already served more time 2221 Grapevllle Ava. than the law allowa. He began 322-0886 Ida term in September, 11X53. MRS. ROOKE MRS. OSTEEN 19” Instant-On-Off $149.95 W /T Only $7.50 month Free Roll-Around Bane C A T I O N By Mra. Clarence Snyder Mrs, Jxtia llronki', post­ master at Osteen for the past 17 years, has retired. Taking over the job after official ap­ pointment last month Is Mra. Nulan (Bessie) Osteen. Mra. Brooke was k m Lola Hwltincy in Kansas, later liv­ ed in New Mexico, nnd in 1DB! came to Florida with her family to Kissalmmco. In ID10, she came to Pamiton, Just east of Osteen, where aha taught |g pupils, grades one through eight, In a one-room school. In 1017 aha moved to Oateon wharo aha taught the first five grades for two y ea n . la II1B, aha married Bam Brooko, member o f a pioneer Oetaen family and aftor liv­ ing for a short Uma in nearby Enterprise and Now Smyrna, they bought a farm on Enter- SACRAMENTO, C a l i f (UPI)—The California Aasem Sanford, Mrs. Edwin Braddock, o f Enterprise, end Mrs. Don Ktnwell of Osteen. Mrs. Osteen was born and educated in Bridgeport, III. She was employed n* secre­ tary to a furniture firm in Mt. Carmel, III., when aha met and married Nolan Osteen, a great-grandson of the founder o f thu community. They mov­ ed to Osteen in 1053. There ere three children In the family, Kirby, a student at Del.anil High School; Kar­ en, n student at Delautd Jun­ ior High, and Jay, n first grader nt Osteen. HU8BAND A GROUCH? Cool Him Off — Coo) Your Whole House With Geaeral July 1, INS. Than are fou r Brooks chil­ dren, CWO Gerald Brooks, s t a t i o n e d at Vandenburg A FB ; Mr*. Dennis Yeung, o f Electric you can be §u[g if it’s Westlnghouse Hftvy Duty Top-Uadlnf Washer LAF700 • 4 Automatic Wash Cycles • 3-Position Automatic Water Saver • New Lint Filter and Water Circulation System • Porcelain Enamel Tub •Cold Water Wash and Rinsa •Flush Rinse plus Deep Rinse •Automatic DIG 15 LB CAPACITY Rugrod, heavy duty transmission, lint free wash ft rinse water. No unbalanced feed problems. Double washing action. 91MJ5 W /T — f 10.00 MONTH Your koy to 9m tU n g a y o o w o t o BIG TRADES OPEN E A SY TERMS WED. AFTERNOONS ------ A N D -------FBI. NIGHTS T IL 5 « purpose — boro. Authorized ! Service Dept, Radio and Appliance 322-0352 �1: o 'We Are Ready/ Astronauts McDivitt, White Say Seminole County ( H it ? * 0 0 * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” g > a u f m * ii f c r a l f t ■ Phone 822-9611 Zip Coda S2771 ' WEATHER: Tuesday 88-G4: Thursday fair, DO-95; low tonight about 70. * * * e i O 0* Regardless of any actioa on the Washington and Tatlahasfee levels, look for Seminole acbool tcacheri to got a pay hike from the county level for the 1965-66 febool year. Herald reporter D a r r y Lawei searched the records, and so did J. F. Harrison when they were working up the fea­ ture story about the Ulster County Gaiette, published at Kingston, telling of President Washington's funeral in 1S00. Barry and Harrison searched and searched . • but to no avail. The ink had hardly dried on Tuesday's Herald when Roland Clark, of 111 Mayfair Circle, telephoned that Kingston is a fair-sized city In Ulster County, along the Hud­ son River In upstate New York. According to Editor It Publisher, the Kingston Kingstonlan and Ulster Press are published there now, on Thursdays. • • • Victory of Mayor-elect El­ liott Roosevelt at Miami Beach Is being looked upon by state and national politicians as the first step toward seeking elec­ tion to the U. S. Senate. Then, the next step? • * « Site for an animal shelter In Ihe Five Points area is being considered by the Seminole County Board of Commission­ ers. However, the board hasn't been able to find any land for less than 11,000 an acre. • • • Need for a Seminole County Humane Society animal shelter was pointed up today with an­ nouncement by local veterin­ arian, Dr. Raymond L. Baas, that be no longer will accept surplus kittens and puppies for placement In homes. The good doctor, through the years, has acted as a "one man" humane society but feels now that resi­ dents should get behind the or­ ganized group and push for a county center. • • • No sooner will the fire ant spraying end than a program will get under way in Seminole County to rid It of the yellow fever-carrying mosquito. The federal government will pay for the program which is ex­ pected to take place in late summer. There will be sclec live spraying only. • • • Several Sanford newcomers ware Introduced at the last meeting of the Chamber ol Commerce's Coffee Club. They Included Dr. H.J. Caron, A1 Elmore, James E. Hoenlng, Dick Russell, Don Hawkins and Norris Flank. • • * The Windjammer, popular US 17-92 restaurant and night ■pot, la reopening today under the name of "The Lookout" Steven Larason, owner of Fred­ die's, is the "The Lookoul" owner and be will continue to operate Freddie's. The WindJammer originally opened ai "Rlckhaw Inn" several yeari •go. • • • Traffic Ilghla have been tem­ porarily removed from two busy Intersections on 25th Street due to road widening work. The light at 2Mb and Sanford la gone and so is the one at Park and 25th. • • • The "Pepsi Generation" tag many of- our senior citizens have adopted for themselves continues to cause comment. O h oldater waa talking about another making the claim to the "Papal Generation" and commented: "With her size, •ha should be In the ‘Diet Pepsi Generation.'" • • • Traffic will take on a dif­ ferent appearance on First Street from Park to French •round midnight Friday. At that time, Firestone Store at First Street and French A v tm » will stage a bicycle race. The race will begin at Park and cod at the store. The race Is scheduled to get ■aderwsy at 11:1* p. m. Traf­ fic will lie halted for about five >minutes, estimated length ol ,tbe event VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 203 School Segregation Plan Revised Board Moves To Meet U. S. Guidelines By Dottle Amlin Seminole County S c h o o l board members, meeting in a "work session" Tuesday even­ ing, revised their original de­ segregation ptan to fit U. S. Office of Education guidelines spelled out in Tallahassee lost week. The revised and amended plan spells out In detail the “ freedom of choice" plan which permits students to msko application during the month of April to the school nearest their homes. Other amendments included aclion lo be taken tn the event of overcrowding In the design­ ated school and a statement that transportation wilt be pro­ vided for ail pupils attending the same school on "non-dlscrimlnalory routing." Also Included were assur­ ances that all facilities, ser­ vices and programs will be available to all pupils attend­ ing the same school and that Instructional personnel will be assigned "without regard to race, creed, color or national origin." This amended plan will be submitted to the state office and U. S. Office of Education before June 15, the deadline for filing desegregation plans for (he 1905-66 school year. "W e have revised our plan according to tho Instructions given us by the representative from the U. S. Office of Edu­ cation and hope that It will meet with their approval," Mason Wharton, school board rhairman, said. In line with the new plan, the board voted to admit US Negro students to nine form­ erly all-white schools In Sept­ ember. They include Oviedo, Lyman High, South Seminole Junior High, Seminole High, Sanford Junior High, Souths Ido. English Estates, Longwood Elementary and Bear Lake Elementary. Court Ponders New Trial Bid Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Jr., of Melbourne, Tuesday af­ ternoon took under advisement a motion for a new trial In the case of Jimmie Lee Drumright and Israel Gilley, both II, convicted of the rape of a 12-year-old girl. In a short hearing In circuit court here, Judge Waddell heard arguments presented by Defense Attorney Albert N. Fitts, In which Fitts pri­ marily cited the court's charge to the Jury as being "Impro­ per" In several Instances. Recreation Area Given N. Orlando DEED for North Orlando recreation nven, reported nt cstlmntod value of 335,000, has been turned over to tho village by the North Orlando C o m p a n y . Tukinjr part In the transaction are (left to right) C. E. Ro­ well, Mayor David Tilson, Frank Fasuln, J. A. Welz and George Feck. Elected Officials Win Pay Hikes By Paul Brookshire Most Semlonle County o ffi­ cials and the Hanford city commissioners and mayor will receive substantial puy increases under a bill which has passed Uie Florida Legis­ lature. The . S e m i n o l e County Hoard o f Commissioners will receive tho biggest boost un­ der tho omnibus pay bill ap­ proved by the 11 atr -yld Sena tt>. Tho commissioners will be hiked from $2,100 Annually to $5,000. Officials said the boost would bring the Seminole commissioners more in lino with other counties. Luke County, for Instance, pays Its commissioners $0,000 yearly. Other raises in Seminole County range from $600 to $1,600 annually. Receiving $t,600 boosts will lie clerk of tho rircult court, county judge, sheriff, tux assessor and tux collec­ tor, These officials now are getting $10,000 a year. Under the new bill their satnries will be increased to $11,500. Dairy Foods Top Weekend Buys Volusia Boycott Will Continue DELAND (UPI) — Volusia County teachers will continue a boycott of extracurricular activities despite promises of a tax reassessment that would provide more school funds. Tho teachers voted S85-to398 to continue the boycott to dramatize the need for higher salaries and quality educa­ tion in the schools. School Supt. John Smiley said ho was "a little surprised and very much disappointed" at the results of the vote. Smiley had advised a teach­ ers committee earlier that it api>carcd tho necessary funds for a quality education pro­ gram would be available for the 1966-67 school year and that some improvements rould be expected in the coming year. Parents and volunteers have replaced teachers at com ­ mencement programs at the public schools. School board members will receive a pay hike from $600 to $1,500, The su|N-rlntendent o f public instruction gets $12,000—top cnlnry in tbe county. No pay increase 1* provided 'fur this position. Sanford City Commission­ ers won a raise with commis­ sioners to receive $130 per month and tbe mayor to get $200. Furinei ly commission­ ers received $50 per month salary Ihd d ; f Avne, v.lth the mayor getting $75 eat­ ery and $50 expenses. The new scale combines salaries and expenses In onu payment CAPT. HARRY S. Foden, commander of Sanford Salvntion Ar­ my Corps, has been transform! to Golds­ boro, N.C., where ho reports for duty next Wednesday. Copt. Foden and his wife, Mild­ red, nlso a captain in tho corps, have been in Sanford nearly three years. The couple, with their fivc-ycar-old son, Harry Jr., have been residing at 2019 South Park Avenue. Lady Bird Flies WASHINGTON (UPI) — Mrs. Lyndon II. Johnson flics lo the Virgin Islands today, intent on soaking up sunshine on a Caribbean bcacb for sev­ eral days. Food Shopping Guide The folio* lag guide lo Ihe nation's food hu>a for Ihe weekend was prepared by Ihe U. 8. Departments o f Agriculture and Interior for United Prrsa Interna­ tional. WASHINGTON tUPI) — Dairy foods, seasonally plent­ iful in Juns, take Ihe spot­ light among weekend food buys for the first week of June is deiry month. Dulry rases will feature plenty o f milk, b u t t e r , cheese, cream, ho erenm and tunny other nutritious dairy products. Eggs, usually displayed in the dniry case, ere also in generous supply this week. F e a t u r e s at the meat counter vary considerably, depending on the area. Fresh produra counters will offer plenty of celery, corn, lettuce, onions, |>otntoes, squash, and tomatoes. For fruit salads and snacks there are generous supplies of bananas and strawberries in most tocalitiea. Ry Margaret Coeby Deed for the 12.5-acre recreation are* In North Or­ lando has been formally handed over to the village from the North Orlando Company. Effecting the land transfer was Frank Fasula, resident munager o f the company. Re­ ceiving the deed on behalf o f the community was Mayor David Tilson, who estimated vulue o f the area, with pres­ ent Improvements, to be $36,000. At tha same time, Inspec­ tion was made o f maps and the one-acre site to be trans­ ferred to the village for lo­ cation of s municipal build­ ing as soon as architect's drawings and details of agreement are completed. Also on hand for the trans­ action wero George Peck, comptroller o f the North Or­ lando Company, and village Councilman C. K. Rowell, commissioner o f health, rec­ reation and welfara, and J. A. Wets, police and lira commiwiuMt, I ■.» *[■, ■R. Mttlr who perjennTty has put a great deal o f effort In improving the area, adjudges village receipt o f the land to be one o f the first big steps in advancement o f the com­ munity end aspects other points of progress to Its furthcoming In the near fu ture. Stating that ha now hopes residents will come forward tn assist in putting the recteat ion area in good sha]>e and help maintain It, he pointed out that the prop­ erty “ has been set aside for residents' use, not their nbusc." Blastoff Time Scheduled For 9 AM Thursday CAPE KENNEDT (U PI) — U. S. astronauts Jamea Mc­ Divitt and Edward White, vowing "we are ready," to­ day relaxed their rigorous training In the final hours before their planned depart­ ure Thursday on man's bold­ est venture Into space. Barring a late-hour hitch, tha pair o f college chumsturned-spacemen wilt ride a 109-foot-tall space machine into the skies at 9 a.m. (EST) Thursday on a fourday, 1,050,000-mll* voyage that will challenge the best that Russia has done. Hitches seemed unlikely. Doctors gave McDivitt end White a critical medical clearance. Technicians said both the 7,200-pound Gemini4 capsule end its two-stage Tltnn-2 rocket booster were in good shape. Meterologists raid tho weather outlook was sunny. e e e 20 new conventional voting machines before July 1 at ■ cost of about 11,700 each. The machines will be neces­ sary, It was said, because o f 10 new precincts in tha coun­ ty. Mrs. Camilla Bruce, supervisor of registration, eald today that all electors whoee polling places for voting are changed in this rediatricting will be notified by mall be­ fore tha nest election where their new reepective polling places will be. She added that those voters who do not isceiva such notification will proceed to the same polling places s i heretofore. The County Commission John Deaton Downs Longwood 'Old Pros' Special Weather Bureau space flight advisors said to­ day the weather continued to look satisfactory, and prob­ ably would be for the entire mission. The two astronauts plan­ ned to meet with Flight Di­ rector Christopher C. Kraft and Houston Manned Space­ craft Center Chief Robert It. Gilruth today to go over de­ tails o f the weather once •gain. Otherwlee, Kraft said "w e couldn't look better," and was scheduled to hop a plane beck to Houston today to guide the final countdown and launching via long dis­ tance. Federal a p a c e a g e n e y spokesmen said McDivitt and White, after months of training that Included 05 hours in Utalr Ceialnl-4 capsule and 'ISO TfcUiTs' grV 11mull tore, planned to k p rjd most of to­ day "relaxing and reviewing aw mission p U p. and rules." There was a chance, offi­ cials added, that the two might try to squeeze in a final "m ake believe" flight in a simulator sometime today. Tha countdown called for technicians t o l o a d t h e gleaming white Tilan-2 late today with 803,900 pounds of aerotine-50 and nitrogen tclruxids — the propcIUnta that should hurl Geminl-4 185 miles Into apace, a U. S. record. McDivitt aeld “ we'vo got a good spacecraft" for the 62orbit mission, which he will try to maneuver to within 20 feet o f another satellite— the Titan-2 eecond stage which earlier will have pro­ pelled them Into spare and MIAMI BEACH (U P !) - which will have entered a Elliott Rooscvrlt, son of Pres­ nearby orbit o f its own. ident Franklin D. Roosevelt, Once that close, co-pilot won election as Miami Hearh mayor Tuesday and attributed White — wearing a $26,000 bis upset victory to hard work. suit o f space clothes with 22 Defeated Incumbent Mayor protective layers— will climb M e l v i n Richard, however, out and, using a hand-held claimed "Ihe Roosevelt name jet gun, push himself on played o great part in this." America's first "space walk" The 31-ycar-old ton of the to within a few feet of the late President denied his name Titan-2. bad anything to do with his Tha history-making "ranmost important political vic­ desvous" and "space walk" tory to dote. could put the United Htalrs "M y brother, Jimmy, lost one or two-up on the Soviet the mayor's race In Los An­ Union in one daring and pos­ geles by a 2-1 margin and he sibly dangerous leap. has the Roosevelt name," El­ But astronaut physician Dr. liott declared. Charles Berry "reaffirmed hi* confidence" In the men and a q u l p m a n t that will maka the attempt, space agency officials said. Elliott Roosevelt Unseats Mayor Seminole's 33 Pelting Places Listed The 9185 votomatle ma­ chine device apparently will not ba Bead lo Seminole County elections any time tn the near future, A report on tha compact devica was given to tha Berninola County Board o f Com­ missioners by County Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. The clerk’s report stated that usa o f the votomatic would require special instruc­ tions fo r the votor, would re­ quire additional aapenditures, add to existing complications In voting and would necessi­ tate taking the ballots out o f tha county to count them. The county la expected to contract for the purchase of STEPPING OUT — Newnmnp diagram where Afltronmv Edward H. White II will step out of the orbiting Gemini capsule to become Amer­ ica’s first "space walker." During tho second orbit, speeding at 17,500 mph over Hawaii, ha will open the hatch and stand on the edge o f a limitless void. Over Mexico he will step out in­ to apneo and flont, tethered to the capsule by a 25-foot nylon line. After envorting and map­ ping photos for 10-17 minutes, he will return to his sent ns Geminl-4 passes over Antigua, In the Caribbean, starting its third orbit. named the polling ptarea In 11— Oakland Estate office. 22— First Christian Church Must Living* edurational building. 12— Forest City shopping tha county’s 33 precincts, as Embezzler Says 23— A Diirlcm Legion follows: center, JACKSONVILLE (U PI) Building, Fern Park. A woman bookkeeper told a 1— Semlnols Junior High 13— North Orlando Town 24— Courtney boat works, Judge she waa "just living" School. Halt. 17*92. with $9,000 embezzled from tho 2— Wilson School. I t —Lyman School, Long25— Altamonte S p r i n g River s Garden Hebrew Home wood. 3— American Produce Ex­ Community House. for tha Aged. change building. 15—Chamber o f Commerce 20— Lake Mary Voluntaar Mrs. O s o r g l s Fasquino — USO building. 4— A I t i R i o n t a Springs fire department. pleaded guilty In Judge llsns Town Hell. JO—Florida Power club 27— Hanford Municipal Taniler's court of stealing Uie 6—Oviedo Town Hall. house. Stadium. money while working at the 6— Geneve C o m m u n i t y 17—Casselberry Volunteer 28— Your Horne Freezer retirement home. UalL fire station. Service, 13th Street. 7— Chuluota C o m m unity IB— Sunland Park (north 20—City of Sanford Shops, MASSACRE House. end at Fairmont a n d '17-92), Sixth Street. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ 5— Slovak Garden* com­ 19— Seminole High School 30— Lake Monroe School go (U PI) — Congolese rebels munity building. gym. Scout building. executed 75 white hostages In 9— Lake Brantley Baptist 20— Upsala P r e ibyterian 51— English Estataa School. tho remote village o l Bute. • Church. Church educational building. 32— Osklswn Baptist Chap.woman survivor o l tha m a s 10— Lake Mary Elementary 21— Churrh o f the Nasel. acre told authorities In Paulis School. arena educational building, 33— Longwood Town UalL today. _ By Donna Eates With less than hall ths registered voters in the city of Longwood exercising their franchise In Tuesday's special election, John Deaton, new­ comer to local politics, won the office of city councilman by a landslide, ‘JOHN DEATON m • g U S IH C S S C O U fS e Registration Set Deaton carried S I votes while "old proa". H o a s r (Bud) Scott received St, James Reiter, 57, and Dsntel Screcncy, 52. Deaton, s resident o l the city for the past year and ■ half, conducted • vigorous campaign via tha telephone and houae-to-houae canvass­ ing as well as having pletero posters placed at vantage points throughout (h i comm unity. In hla campaign promises ho pledged better city govern­ ment and changes in the sys­ tem of taxation and collection. Residents wishing to see the new councilman In action may attend Uie regular I p.m. council meeting this Thursday In City Hall at which time he officially will be sworn into office. Hli term wlU cun until December, 1906, Serving as election official* Tuesday were Mrs. Elans Shaw, Mrs. Marie Elgin, Mrs. Anne Hopkins, Mrs. OUn Beaver and Mrs. Arlene Aus­ tin. Registration for the atenoscrlpt AUG i h o r t h s n i l course, to be taught for the first time at the Seminole County Business School this summer, will open Monday from 0 to 0 p.m. "Interested persons must enroll at that time, since this is sn accelerated course,” Mr». I'enroso Love, school principal explained, Othrr business courses, in­ cluding typing, bookkeeping, Gregg shorthand and busi­ ness machines also may be Auto And Cash entered Monday for the sum­ Stolen Tuesday mer session. The school Is Joseph Spaullng, owner et located at 911 Palmetto Sanford ‘Aluminum Supplies, Avenue and la a public school 1300 S. French Ave., reported operated under the vocational to police Tuesday night the education department. theft of hla car from behind the plmo uf business. Tho car, a 1965 Dodge Sta­ FUKUOKA, Japan (UPI)-A tion wagon, license tag 17W* dangerous pocket of gas was 5253, contained s wallet with discovered in the Yamano coal $400 in It, and about $2,000 la mine momenta before an ex­ checks In tho glove compart­ plosion claimed tho lives of ment. There alio were tools 236 miners, authorities said and a transmission in ths vetoday. hide. 236 Miners Die “ BUILD YOUR CR ED IT — WHERE IT CO U N TS” — FINANCE — YOUR NEW CAR AT OUR LOW, LOW INTEREST RATE 4'/2% ($1.50 PER $100 PER YEAR) YOUR BONUS . a a WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH US, NOW OK IN TI1K FUTURE, IS AUTOMATIC ELIGIBILITY FOR A ------ SIGN ATURE LO AN ! Call tho auto loan experts: Ralph Pexold or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-igil* �ARMOUR'S STAR LIMIT ONE PLEAS1 Quantity Rights Reaenrad COFFEE MAXWELL HOUBE — ALL GRINDS MR A CAN 4 l ^ L 10-OZ. JAR INSTANT m LIMIT ONE OP YOUR CHOICE WITH »r>.oo ORDER jA B _ ^ to the Bone l O r W w m FOOD KINO — QUARTERS WINTER OAROHN BACON Apple,Puck, Ckerrjr SLICED DETERGENT GIANT PKG. SHURFIRE 14*0/. LOAVES BREAD . . . . CANADIAN ACB EVERPREflH HOT DOG OR LIMIT ONE HAMBURGER BUNS 1 1*0/. CANS ASSORTED FLAVOR TOPP DRINKS l-DIAMOND SLICED PINEAPPLE . . NO. SOS CANS FRU IT C O C K TA IL 8A XK TC U T GREEN BEANS . MEATY N ECK BONES CHARCOAL PIG'S FEET . LIGHTER HOG MAW'S BASKET — SALAD QUART CAN FRENCH MUSTARD ft*GLAHS PACK PENN-CHAMP . 8HURFINB . . B U C K PEPPER AURORA TOILET MAINR M CAN T I S S U E ........................ SARDINES PORK CHOPS WITH 15.00 ORDER. . 6 OP 7 TO BASKET I LOCAL GROWN INDEPENDENCE SAFETT — PEG. OF IS M A T C H E S ................... DUKE DOG FOOD ALUMINUM FOIL NO. S0.1 TANS REG. ROLL REYNOLDS WRAP . . PERT — PURR WHITE — M COUNT NAPKINS . CONFIDHTS SANITARY SHOWBOAT PORK AND BEANS n o ; soo c a n . . 3pk T N A P K I N S ................... KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP CORN �County Legislation In Good Shape - Alexander •b» Binfnrl llrrmli June 2, 1965 — Page S Chairman John R. Alsxandtr o f th« Seminole County Board o f Commissioner* tald today county legislation in Tallahaaaea la in “ good shape." Alexander, giving the com. miaiionera a rundown on county blits, aaid he expected moat o f the measures re* quested by the board to pass before the legislature ad* oume. The only notable exception was the ao*cailed "Water Control A ct" which the board oted to withdraw from con* sideration. Here is a list o f legislation M A R I N E Pxt. 1/cl Barry G. Bartle, son of Mrs. Esther J. Bartle, •Longwood, was pro­ moted to his present rank upon graduation from recruit training at Parris Island, S. C. 14 Graduates deceive Honors At Forest Lake By Maryann Miles Fourteen graduating sen lors at Forest Lake Academy were presented top awards by Principal Williams Fuchs ^luring the 1005 commence Bnent exercises. This year’s valedictorian, Meredith Sammer, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sam' mer o f Collegedale, Tenn., re ceived the girl's citlsenshtp award, and the salutatorian, Connie Arnold, daughter o f Elder and Mrs. W. C. Arn­ old, o f Melbourne, received 0 h e girl’s religion award. Winning the boy's citlien' ship award was Paul Rich ardson, son o f Mr. and Mrs P. F. Richardson, o f Avon Park, while David Wood, son o f Elder and Mrs. R. H Wood, of Jacksonville, re ceived the religion award. The Danforth awards, baa­ ed primarily on abilities of le a d ersh ip , went to Kay Hartwell, daughter of D r and Mrs. D. C. Hartwell, of Avon Park, and to Barry Strohman, son o f Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Strohman, o f St Petersburg. Musle awards to the most outstanding student in vocal and Instrumental depart amenta went to Janice Gam "mcnthaler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cammenthal er, of Forest City, vocal, and Fred Mlnesingcr, sun of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Minesingcr, Forest City, instrumental. Service awards given to the boy and girl who have made the greatest contribu tlon in their work depart ^ m en t went to Daniel Town asnd, son of Mrs. Jeannlne Townsend, of Indian River City, who worked in the laundry, and to Beverly Banker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Banker Sr., of New Tripoli, Pa., an employe in the academy bindery. Recipients of l i t e r a r y awards were Reba Hall, for Rther work on the school year book; Lynn Nielsen, for her work on the school newspa per, and Larry Colemon, for his contributions to student publications and other stud ent endeavors through his art work. Reba Is ths daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Hall, o f Or­ lando; Lynn, of Mr. and Mrs. BVernon Nielsen, of Forest City, and Larry, the son of Mr .and Mrs. Wendell Cole mon, o f Tampa. Joyce Plercy, daughter of Mrs. Sally Plercy, of Land over, Md., a student at the academy for the first time this year, won the only at tendance award presented. and status as o f Tuesday morning: 1. Bill giving county au* thority to construct boat ramps. Passed both houses, 2. Authority to give volun­ teer fire departments surplus equipment. P a s s e d b o t h houses. 3. Bill increasing county’s authority to spend up to 150,000 to advertise the county. Passed both houses. 4. A bill requiring sewage deposits by developers (per­ missive legislation). Passed both houses. 6. A bill setting speed lim­ its on lakes and rivers (Motor Boat Control Bill). Pass­ ed both houses. 8. A bill putting county In line with rest o f state on per diem. ($20 a day instead of $10 as in past). Passed both houses. 7. Bill to permit sheriff and county school board to purchase foodstuffs from board of corrections. Passed both houses. 8. Bill authorising the county to go into garbage collection business if it so desires. Passed House. 9. Group insurance bill for county employes. Passed House. 10. Pay Increase request for commissioners. Passed House. 11. Port Authority Bill. In­ troduced in House, expected to pass by Friday. 12. Comprehensive county AFTER FLYING A HOT JET YOU DESERVE TO COME HOME TO planning system. Introduced in House. 13. Authority to license contractors. Not Introduced as yet. M. Travel allowance in­ crease for chairman from $1500 to $1800. Not introduc­ ed. 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If we’re not filling your prescription.. .YOU’RE �Efts B mt m t P i n 4 — Jam x, iw ft S m lfe Buck Metts New Seminole Coach Former SHS Star Returns To Alma Mater FIRST PLACE TEAM o f Thrcc-PoinUFlve'a o f Seminole Iliifh School Bowling League receive trophlen from principal Andrew Bracken (left) last Saturday morning at Jet Lanes. Team members are captain Don Goahorn, Mary Surowiec, Mike Searcy, Jim Woods. On right ia Coach l^eacft. Senate Okays Bill Allowing Summer Races By Barry t o w n Herald Sports Editor Talmadge V. (Buck) &!et(s Jr., 31, former outstanding athlete at Seminole High School, returns to his alma mater this summer as head football coach. Melts' appointment was an nounced Tuesday night by Seminole High Principal An drew Bracken following ap­ proval by the school Itoard. lie will rcplaco Jim Plgott, who resigned to accept a posi­ tion with tho Palm Beach County school system. Melts, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Mctta Sr., tok o Monroe, is currently completing a year as head coach at Hern­ ando High School in Brooksville. Bracken's announcement came "after we had interview­ ed a number ol applicants for the Job." Bracken said, "W e are tick­ led to get him. Buck has a good coaching philosophy and we feel ho Is the type the boys will like to piny for. We think he will work well with the other coaches, too. He's ideal for the Job." Athletic Director Fred Ganai described Melts as a "d is­ ciplinarian." "H e's a good organizer,” Ganai said, "and h c'i done an outstanding Job all the way through his athletic career. We aro real enthusiastic over getting him ." The new Seminole mentor graduated from Seminole High School in 1953, and went to Florida State University on ■ full football scholarship, where ho was a hackflcld star for Coach Tom Nugcnl’ a FSU Scmlnotca. Metis waa winner Bowling scores continue to By John A. Bpolski Another mile*tone in the climb In the Monday Singles Classic Longue with Jack TALLAHASSEE (U P !) Sanford bowling career ha* Frost running with a 202 av­ The Senate passed by a allm been reached, thanks to our erage after 10 games o f com­ 21-19 vote Tuesday a bill auth­ Saturday morning J u n i o r petition. orizing a DO-dsy summer le s ­ Bowling League. This past wcek'a Jackpot This past week we hosted winners were ahnred by Phil son for Florida's three big more than fifty adults as Roche 217 and 207 and Jack horse race tracks — Hialeah, spectators, plus an additional Kenner 20.1 and 222. Gulfstream and T r o p i c a l sixty to seventy happy 'Jun­ SUMMER SESSIONS Park. ior bowlers’ who just “ hap­ The Sunday night Mr. and The bill, which was bitterly pened to be on hand” fo r the Mrs. League started their distribution o f more than attacked by Starke Sen. Char­ summer session Inst week, sixty handsome trophies. ley Johns, expires In four eight couples competing. And And after these were dlsnow It looks like another ona yesrs and would require the trlbuted, we all had a grand or two would like to be 'John- 1069 Legislature to re-enact It luncheon catered by another ny-come-lately'a’, so we'll ex­ If it proves successful. junior laagua promoter — tend the closing desdline un­ As It goes to the lower Hose Bauman o f Rosa and til this Sunday.................FOR chamber, the measure also Wilks' Restaurant. And If 8UUEI (Still lovs to have require* tha tracks to psy a that waan't enough, the par­ you join !) tax equal to eight per cent of ents were then treated to a Howling In the M. and H. the daily betting pool, Thla is free gama o f bawling during League are Mildred and Rog­ expected to earn an additional which time they were enter­ er Jones, Barham and Jerry H.577 for Uia atato'i G7 coun­ tained to the finer 'points' by Kohrer, Mary Ellen and Clyde ties. thalr young brood. All In all. Trospcr, Susie and Hob May, Two other h on e racing bills It was ana o f the finest hours Virginia and Donald Faulk­ also cleared the Senate Tues­ fo r bowling here In the San­ ner, Jo and Fred Brown, Don­ day. ford area. One rcqulrea ltialeah, Trop­ na and Terry Tnisper and Thla coming Saturday, wa Laura and Chuck Craves. ical and Gulfatrcam to act Start all ovar again with the Some o f tho Monday Navy aside stalls fur Florida-bred organisation o f teams for lha Intramural 'hot shots' were horses, and the other allows coming Summer Junior Bowl­ Basinger 216, Beers o f VAH- the Pompano Park harness ing League. I f you have a 3 Ops with 201, 200/559 and track to hold half its meetings youngster who wants to bo team-mate Ilay Hatchett chip­ at Ilialeuli and Tropical Park entered, pleats hsvo them at ped-in with a 201; Estes o f In nearby Dade County. the lanea by 9:15 a.m. The summer racing bill RVAH-13 Officers rolled a BEAT TUB CIIAMP 220; Martin o f VAH-12 Malnt authorizes 30 d iy i each at A salute to all o f our week­ had a 208. Hialeah, Tropical and Gulfly winners In the Beat the In the Tuesday women’s stream Park. But there la Champ tournament who will scratch league, Alice Howard nottilng to prevent all 90 days ba masting In a head-to-head blasted a 210 aa did Elaine from being run at one track, three game aeriea match thla Kostival with a 210, 213/C03 nnd Hialeah lobbyist William Sunday at 8:00 p.m. hero at aeries. Lantaff said thia Just might tha lane*. BUCK M BITS This Sunday, our regular happen. All of these keglers will be feature of the Sunday Spec­ of tliu Peter Scholl Award trying to win one o f the top ial. , . , .plus the lidded pleas­ while st Seminole High. three slots which carrira a ure o f watching our local roll­ Following hi* graduation lovely sterling silver serving o ff for the Beat the Champ from Florida Slato in 1957, bowl at the local level as pri­ Tourney. Metts served as assistant ses. Rven mors Important, coach at Boone High School in however, will be their oppor­ Orlando for two years. He tunity o f representing Jet then moved to Lyman High JUNIOR LEAGUE Lanes and Sanford as they W L School, where he served as bowl against professionals Klwanis .......................... 2 0 assistant coach for two years Tommy Tuttla and Olga Gloor Civltan »•**•« 0-0#4**#*• i 3 1 under Bltl Proctor, taking over a t Winter Park lsnes on BunRotary l the coaching reins when Proc­ •»•••• •'* I S l i l l t l 2' day, Juns 20. Elks . •*#•••»*#* ft•*«*•• * 1 l tor moved an to FSU. He Coma on out thla Sunday CPO . i M M i n i i i i i i i t i i 2 2 served as head coach for the S T U R G E O N BAY, Wli. and watch these locsl 'pros' Shrine •I I I M M l i e*,*t*t 0 3 Greyhounds for two years. (UPI) — E. L. (Curly) Lam­ battle fo r the hanorai Parkis Metts ttien served as bead who organized the (lames Today: 4:30, Klwanis Owens, Mods Wiltshire, Thel­ beau, hackflcld coach at Tampa vs. Elks; 7:30, CPO vs ma linger, Hlfie Oldham, Jo Green Bay Facker* from a Shrine, both games Pine Chamtorlaln for one year, and Brown, M. Kamar and Jean group o f his high school pals lait year was head coach at hurst Park Krlack fo r tha distaff side. and saw the team through o Brooksvllle, where hla Leo­ LITTLE NATIONAL pardi completed the season Leading tha parade for the financial crisis s(ter another, W L gsats will be Jerry Wisdom died o( an apparent bear! at­ Chase ............................ 12 2 with a 6-3-1 record, after lot(how about thla fo r a switch, tack Tuesday night He waa First Federal .............. 10 5 Ing their first.three tttti. 67. Bracken said Metla "em pha­ h u h t) with a 002 series, in­ Engineer! 6 7 Lambeau, a pioneer of the Locomotive sizes good conditioning and cluding handicap, followed by Hunt Coined .............. 5 10 National Football League and hard work for his boys. But Bill Meek, Gerald Keraer, a llall of Fame member, died Quality Mobile Homes 2 12 he plays an interesting type Marshall Wiltshire, Kd KirchGame Tonight, 7:00, Quality while mowing a lawn at the game, the kind tho fans will h off, Earl Jay Spear, Buel vs. Hunt, Ft. Mellon Park homo o f a friend. like." Carman, C. It. Hudson and LITTLE AMERICAN Lambeau coached the Pack Mctta will also serve as Bob Workman. W L era from 1919 through 1949, en physical education Instructor at Good luck to ona and all. NFL record for continuous Georges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6 Seminole High. LBAGUB ORGANIZING service. His teams captured Navy ............................... 8 6 He Is married to the former A coupla o f Friday bowling six NFL championship* end Sanford Atlantic .............7 I Lois Bartneau of Sanford, and leagues whlchll be organising lied for the title once. Ills 31- Strickland Morrison . . . 7 9 this week ara tha Holler Mo* ytar-rccord with Green Bey Florida State .................. 6 9 they have two children. TYe football coaching ataff turs/N svy Wives L e a g u e was 236-111-23. Ills teems fin' Game Today: Navy v i, San­ la experted to remain the (9:80 a.m.) and tha Sand If lied out o f tlie first division ford Atlantic, 4:10, Bay same, with Dirk Williams and S p u n , who bowl at 7 p m . only twice, in 19(8 end 1049. Avenue Perk Jim McCoy as varsity assist­ Both o f thaaa leagues ara CITY LEAGUE ants, Ralph Stumpf as head JV handicapped and could uaa a W L coach and John Colbert aa JV number o f bowlers fo r each Chick N’ Treat ............ 1 0 assistant. Klngswood ..................... 1 0 Whether II t o these lea­ NEW YORK (U PI) — The Lhasa ••*••••*•••••••••• 1 1 gues or any other for that Indlenpolls 500, the Memorial Panning Lumber ........... I 1 matter, this la the time to Day auto raca won by Scot t o Hoy Robb .................. 0 0 PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — practice that new delivery or land'a Jimmy Clark, will be Kilowatts ....................... 0 1 Jack Concannon, quarterback grip, o r maybe even change shown on "ABC'a Wide World USO i. 0 1 of the Philadelphia Eaglea, un­ y o w bowling line n little. of Sports" on Saturday, June Gama Tonight: toltuy Robb dergoes surgery today at Gra­ Then watch yon bum up tha g from 5-6:30 p.m. (EST). vs. USO, 7:30, Ft. Mellon duate Hospital to repair a tore Fall Leagues la August (or Park ligament In hla left ankle. t o It nays t o r t la fine print), o n i R c a LEAGUE THE BIG, BIO A Beverly Adams found ths W L YOUTHFUL COACH NEW YORK (UPI) - Siaca strike pocket “ easy plckena" Aqueduct opened Us now track Congregational ............... l 0 NEW YORK (UPD — New o s Tuesday ia tha Bill Hemp­ on Sept 14, 1959, XI.265,415 Church o f God of P. .. 0 0 York R inger coach George hill Motor-etteo Laagua as aha (m ) fans bava witnessed 904 Knight* of Columbus .. 0 0 (R ed ) Sullivan, 35, la tha finished with an even duece day■ o f racing for an aver­ Plnecrest Assembly . . . . • 1 youngest coach in the Nation­ al Jlockey League, •— MP scratch gama, age dally attendance of 30,119. (No Games Today) i City League Standings N FL Pioneer Lambeau Dies Of Heart Attack Race On T V Surgery Due & Helms Pitches Casselberry To Shut-Out Win WEARING THE FLANNELS fo r Flint Fed­ eral In Little League action this year are, front row, left to right, A1 Grooms, Howard Whelchel, Nick Brady, Hal Dundun, John Bussell, Mike LeMay; back row, Charles Gothe, Morris Perry, Tom Hindrich, John Terwllleger, Donald Ferrante, Richard Brown, Byron Robinson and Brent Raborn. Jimmy and Jim Terwilleger are team coaches. (Herald Photo) Angels' Cardenal 'A-Go-Go' B y George C. Langford UPI Sporta Writer Ty Cobb would have loved Ittle Jose Cardenal. Jose plays baseball like the immortal Georgia Peach advo­ cated—always running. Casey Stengel calls It "run, rabbit, run." The discotheque term would be "a-go-go" but bow Maples Seeks His Fourth No-Hit Game When Elka meets Klwanis thla afternoon at Plnehurst Park, Gary Maple* la alated for mound duty and will be going for an unprecedented fourth atralght nohltlcr. Ma­ ples has a hillcss string of 28 working for him and has not been scored on this season In compiling a 5 0 record. In yesterday’s play, Georges and the Locomotive Englncera came out on top with victor­ ies In their respective little leagues. Georges sew a six run lead vanish but still managed to salvage en 11-10 win over Strickland Morrison. Jimmy Sheffield received credit for the pitching decision and also starred at the plate with four hita. Twyman homcred for the losers. Georges had an 8-2 lead going Into the fourth Inn ing but the Mustang* scored six runs to lie the score and then took tho lead with two runs In the fifth. Georges rall­ ied for three runs in the bot­ tom of the fifth to preserve their first p lica lead In tha Lillie American League. The Locomotive Engineer! defeated First Federal for the third lime In four attempts, scoring a 9 1 victory. Doug MaliiowsU limited Federal to five hits In recording lha win. Malixowskl end Herbst each had two hits to pace tha srlnners. In aoftbin action, Chase put "Operation Win" Into effect and snapped a 12-game losing streak by setting back USO, IT-5. Richard Bennett, Virgil Anderson, Duane Tillls and Don Siler each had three bits to lead the 19-hit attack by Chase. It was the sixth loss In succession for USO. Tom King lead the losers with three singles. Chet Miller was the winning pitcher. Chick N' Treat got their se­ cond half acason play off on a winning note by trumping Penning Lumber 1-3. Doug Braswell, Fred Splckenreuttor, Alex Szabo, Charles Rocker and Ed Hamm each had a pair trf hits to top the winners. Siaho collected two triples end lfam m waa credited with the pitching win. The second halt at tto Church League season got un­ derway test night with Coogregetional Christian outsluggIng Plnecrest Assembly, 16-16. Harold Herbst was tto winning pitcher. Ken Hopkins with four hits and Las Green with three, topped tto Congregation­ al batten. Erete Whitaker tod tto only home run o f tto gama. Bob Clifton waa top man for Ptnocrest with three hita. Congregational wrapped vp tto gama with • big tenrun fifth inning. ever you say it, Jose spells speed. Cardenal stole home for the second time this season Tues­ day with the decisive run In the Los Angeles Angel's 4 1 tri­ umph over Boston in the only American League game. The theft waa Cardenal's 16th of the year and left the 160pound, 5-foot-lO Inch speedster well In front In the AL basestealing derby. The Angels practically stole the 21-year-old swift from the San Francisco Glints last win­ ter In a trade for catcher Jack Hiatt. Now Jose is doing the pilfering, and he appears a threat to break Luis Apariclo’ s Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W . L Pet. GB Minnesota' 27 16 .643 Chicago 27 16 .628 U Detroit 25 19 .568 8 Baltimore 25 21 .543 4 Cleveland 21 20 .512 4>4 to s Angeles 25 24 .510 5(4 Boston 21 22 .488 6V4 New York 19 26 .422 9H Washington 20 28 .417 10 Kansas City 10 29 .250 16 Va Tuesday's Result Loe Angeles 4 Boston 1 (Only gama scheduled) Today's Games Detroit at N*w York (Twi­ light) Chicago at Cleveland (N ) Baltimore at Kansas City (N ) Washington at Loa Angeles (2, twl-nlght) Boston at Minnesota (N ) NATIONAL LP.AGUE W. to Pet. GB Los Angeles 29 17 .630 S. Fran. 26 21 .653 3 Vi Cincinnati 24 20 .545 4 Milwaukee 22 19 .537 414 St. Louta 24 21 .53.1 4 Vi Houston 23 26 .469 7 Vi Pittsburgh 21 24 .467 7Vi Philadalphia 2026 .444 8Vi Chicago 20 25 .444 8Vi Ntw York 18 29 .383 llV i Tuesday's Results Ntw York 10 Chicago 6 St. Louis 2 Ban Francisco 1 Mllwauke* 8 Houa. 1, night Pittsburgh 6 Phils. 0, night (Only games scheduled) Today's Game* New York at Chicago Philadalphia at Pittsburgh (N ) Houston at Cincinnati (N ) San Francisco at Mil vaults* (N ) Los Angelas at St. Louis (N ) 10-year reign as the king of the AL base thieves. Cardenal already has dou­ bled A parlclo'i total thefts (8) this season end his nearest ri­ val is Bert Compancrls of the Kansai City Athletics, who has 11. "H e's got the green light anytime he wants to steal," Angels Manager BIU liigncy revealed. In the National League, Pittsburgh ran its victory atreak to 12 with a 4-0 shut­ out of Philadelphia, Milwaukee edged Houston 2-1, St. Louli clipped San Francisco 2-1 and tha New York Meta outslugged the Chicago Cubs 19-5 In the only games scheduled. A double hy Cardenal, who la hitting .279, set up the first Angel run following an error In the second inning. An In­ field out scored a run end moved Cardenal to third. Then he sped home when Morchcad pitched belatedly and over the batter's bead. George Brunet allowed seven hits end fanned five to post his third victory In five deci­ sions. The defeat was the sev­ enth straight for Dave Morehead against the Angels, whom he never has beaten. Jackpot Hits All-Time High 'i Indy 500 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) — The way the Speedway’s 500-mlle payoff Is ballooning, the Stcmorlsl Day auto race will soon be a million dollar affair. Slim Jim Clark will take home to Scotland the biggest paycheck ever handed a driv­ e r-h u t whether he will return to defend his crown next year remained uncertain. So did the racing career of A. J. Foyt, the 1964 Speedway winner, who said he has been "eoeslderlng" retirement. The Speedway Jackpot, split up at Tuesday night's victory banquet, reached an all-time record 6626,399 — an Increaee o f more than (120,000 over last year—with Clark and hla Lotus crew sharing (166,621. All of tha 33 starters shared In Uw glint prize melon. Runnerup Para rill Jones received a cheek of (64,661; Mario An­ dretti, voted tto "rookie of the year" for finishing third, (42,061; fourth place A1 Miller got (26,641, and rookie Gordon Johncock, In fifth place, (21,TAMPA (U P I)—A group of ML Tampana who now own con­ trolling interest in Sunshine YOUTH IS SERVED Park rare track at nearby Oldtroar promised today to LOS ANGELES (U PI) — "upgrade end Improve Sun­ Dean Chance of the Los An­ shine Pork even If It meene geles Angles last year became operating unprofitably fur n tto youngeet pitcher ever to tim e." wta the Cy Young award. Upgrade Track SPECIALS DAY! O N 100 BR AN D S A R C A D E P A C K A G E STORE OPEN D A IL Y I A . I L - «tlS P. M. 619 E. FIRST SANFORD WR a m i TOP VALUE STAMPS 241 Entries Take Part In Horse Evenls By Maryann Mites The Central Florida Horse Show sponsored an "Open Gymkhana" May 29, with 241 entries. The largest class of entries was In the cloverleef with 45 riders. Over-ell point trophy winner w bi Joey MeGuckln. Winners In events were: Grooming class, Terry McClinlock, Brenda Allen, Denise Williamson, Gcrrl Ann Ran­ dolph, Chria Copeten; Keyhole, Denise Williamson, Bob Copelen, Terry McCUnlock, Sonny Cope, Barbara Harvey, Chria Copeland; Polebending, Sonny Halkcr, Peggy Hinge!, Barbara Harvey, Wendy Benson, Ann Randolph, Chris Copelen; Egg Race, Bob Burkhammer, Pat­ ty Forward, Wendy Benson, Dcnlsc Williamson; Sack Drag nacc, Jim Wa­ ters and Joey McGuckln, Lar­ ry Cannon and Bruco Brown, Bud Knowles and Frank Pat­ terson, Bobbie Knowlea and Bud Knowles, Shirley Durfey and Teresa Knowles, David Walthall and J. P. Water*; Bareback Pick-up, Larry Can­ non and Bruce Brown, David Walthall and Joey McGuckln, Bud Knowtci and Jeff Know­ les. Kcitha McUn and Joey McGuckln, Tom Bowser and Tod Bowser, Mary Beth Lake and John Lake; Cloveriest, Ro­ bert Howard, Sonya Howard, Bobble Knowles, Peggy Rlngle, Robbie Knowles; Jumping figure >, Wendy Benson, Bud K n o w l e s , Rohhle Knowlea, Terry McCUntock, Peggy Rlngel; Musical Tires, Sonny Cope, Larry Cannon, Burma Knowlea, Brece Brown, Chris Cope­ len, Shirley Durfey; Flag Race (triangle), Jim Waters, Ann Randolph, Chris Copelen, Da­ vid Walthall, Joey McGuckln; Seek Race, Wendy Benson, Joey McGuckln, Ana R u ­ dolph, Patty Forward; Hollow to g , Joey McGuckln, Larry Cannon, Bruce Brown, Patty F o r w a r d , Ann Randolph, Frank Stuckey. Next show la June 5 at 7 p. m. end will t o • regular gymkhana. Charlia Morrison wiU be the time keeper. RENTACAR ■MS King Cnr-Track Rental Real n new *65 Mast la g or other fiae compact car for 3 * DAY plea Sc a mile. In clo iw gas, aervicet Insurance. DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 By Jim B acctoa Herald Sports Writer B r e n t Helms pitched a three-hit shutout and Leonard Hollis and Chuck Dowell slammed home rum to lead the Casselberry Indians to a 7-0 Senior League victory over the Altamonte Twins at Coop­ er Field In Casselberry last night. Helms allowed the Twins only three singles and regis­ tered seven strikeouts. Dewin Townsend, L a r r y Cooper and Tommy Newfield were the only Twins to hit safely In the contest Casselberry managed only five hits off Altamonte pitch­ ing, but they made those five count Hollis and Dowell belt­ ed home runs. Helms rapped a double and Tom Bruco had a single. Dowell also h id a single in addition to his cir­ cuit clou t In Little League play, the Indians romped over t h e Twins in a 13-7 slug fest. Larry Cote, the winning pitcher in the affair, belted a pair of borne runs to lead the Casselberry attack. Tommy Means had a single and dou­ ble for the Indians; David Shy rapped a pair of alngles, and Terry Baker, Bud Kauble and David Helms rapped singles. Gary Currens belted a tri­ ple for the Twins, and Jeff Bunn and J o h n Brockenbraugh each had a pair of sin­ gles. Mark Thompson, Bill Davis, Bobby N e w f i e l d , Donnia Stockman and Ricky Thomp­ son il l rapped singles to round out the Twins' 10-hit at­ tack, Giardello Faces Suit Over Bout MIAMI (U PI) — A Cuban fight promoter claims he will sue world middleweight champion Joey Giardello for (25,000 If the champion does not fulfill his contract to meet Cuban Florentine Fernandes in San Juan, P. R. Rene Molina said Tueedey he hid advanced Glirdello (2,500 for the fight and h id spent (10,000 for preparations in San Juan. The fight was set for last May IS, but was postponed when Giardello injured hla right arm in an exhibition bout In Philadelphia. UARYCARTID Ifl I * A 1 M T S l V |M|fitoli>i(|10iRiadlllQC>tFf t * r, A f [ in BAM h im run # m a iq im i ■ •BS&t S|tl I I I IIL H I FREE. I X is ' DROP CLOTH 29* 209 W . FIRST ST. 322*3649 �Ob* #iufdrb Vrralb June 2, 1965 — Page 5 2 GREAT NEW W INN - DIXIE OLD GLORY Ameri­ can Legion Post 183 (top photo) and Auxil­ iary (bottom photo) of Altamonte Springs in­ stalled officers with o f­ ficials of District Six ns installing officers. The new boards, head­ ed by Frank Stctidle ns post commander and Mrs, Steudlc ns unit president, will take ov­ er when both groups resume meetings next September after ad­ journment for the sum­ mer months. SUPERMARKETS DELTONA The Smart I’ lnce to Go. ., for Good Things to Eat! \ Memorial Day Observed At Casselberry By Jsne Csawlberry Memorial Day was observed In Casselberry with n parade and ceremonies in the Ameri­ can Legion Memorial Park in spite of light rain. Wreaths were placed at the base o f the flag pole by Com­ mander Kenneth Walbrldga of American Legion Memorial Post "BO: Mrs. Kenneth Green, Legion A u x i l i a r y Poppy Chairman, and Commander Hollis Johnson o f Veterans o f Foreign War Post 10050, in memory o f comrades who have died in defense o f their coun­ try. Principal speaker was Rev. Lucas Grile, of Westminster Presbyterian Church, a mem­ ber o f Post lififl. Rev, Pelmas C o p e l a n d , o f Casselberry Community Methodist Churrh gave the invocation and bene­ diction. Robert Dyscrt o f VFW Post inord) was master o f cere­ monies. The color guard w-ns com­ posed o f veterans of World Wnra I and It and Gold Star Mothers, Mrs. Ruth Rogers and Mrs. Lcula Duller, and a father, Joseph Jailnskl, wore honored, The South Scmimdn Junior High School Rand played for the parade and ceremonies. A fitting climax to the program was tho playing o f taps by trumpeters J. Miller and R. Crocker o f the band, Also participating In tho parade worn Boy Scouts of Troop 341, the Caasciberry Volunteer Fire Department, and the Police Department. 1M I DELAHY STREET O RLAN D O , FLA . J l _____________l t _ _ M ICH IOAN ISHOPPINO |V/ ys\ K|\ u L * CSNTBR 1 I Ji Led By Youth FMcr Spring! B a p t i ■ t Church will have a three day Youth-led Revival beginning Friday o f thii week and con­ cluding with the Sunday eve­ ning eervice. Thia special em­ phasis will feature two young men bringing the messages and a third young man in charge o f the muiic. Jerry Fugate will be in charge of muiic and aing aolna with hia wife, Bonnie, at the piano. Dearing Gamer will fill the pulpit Friday evening and Sunday morning and Charlea Rabun Jr. will give the ser­ m o n Saturday and Sunday evening!. Evening aervicee start at 7:45 with the morning eervice at the regular II o'clock wor­ ship hour. The public it Invit­ ed to attend. Nursery will be provided for email children. ANNUAL INSTALLATION Banquet fur North Orlnndo Garden Club is scheduled for 7:30 p m. Friday at Jim Spencer’s. Committee in charge o f planning the event are (left to right) Mrs. May Duquette, Chairman Anita Mayer, Co-chairman Mary Howell and Etta llurville. OVIEDO High School awards were given to the students shown here at recent ceremonies. Front row, from left are Sandra George, eighth grade spelling champion; 11. Dunn, Joint Phillip Sousa hand award; Ronald Wcstcolf, seventh grade spelling champion; (center row) Barbara Kozie, 10th grade English and history; Otiidu Wolcott, 11th grade English anti Spanish; Sandra Mtkler, 11th grade business; (buck row) B, Mikler, 11th grade history; C. Pula. Mill grade history; Brett Thompson, 11th grade history and English; T. Strickland, 11th grade math, (Herald Photos) Men you can look to for DEPENDABLE SERVICE Maurice Bulled Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Bulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy’s Sanford customers. & #w William Carte This is the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and res­ taurants in the Sanford area. William Carte is a man you can depend on for service. Burglar Fails SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) Sen Francisco police reported that a burglar made an unaucceaiful attempt to break into the property room at the Hall of Justice. The room con­ tains more than $100,000 in Jewels and money, plus evi­ dence to be used against pris­ oners a wailing felony trials. Ak V>\ 1* Elder Springs Revival To Be ■ And a trademark that means DEPENDABLE Q U A LITY ! TELEPHONE 322-5663 \ N E W \\z 1W I N N - / P I I|o• i D i x i e / k Im !— eT N I r — P IN ELOCK EEJ 7777 STRUT ^ r~ �'Mr. Standee' Of Space Flight Is Humorist Maj. M ftN B. WWU 0 Bl,» tsnfgrh jjfflOO CAPE KENNEDY (C P I) — Ed White to Dm -M r. Standaa" o f tho now U. 8. •pace act o f "Standee and Holdee." That to a sample o f tho relaxing wit that pormoatoa tho gplandid abilitlao of Amorka'a aowoat astronaut twin*—and tho rtaaon why th man oa tho atroot llhaly will find tho natloa'a aocoad Gamin! manntd flight moro Interoitlng to follow than tho flra t Aatronauta VlrfU I, Grit• oa and John W . Young, who flow GoaUal-8 throo tin ts around tho world last March t l . w o n about aa talks Liro aa two d a a a with lockjaw. White aad OomtaU cap. tain-pilot Jim McDIvitt art moro talkaUva. Such Of the time when eomeone, referring to plane to have one astronaut open the hetch end stand up in •pace while the other steered end watched, asked McDIvitt, "Which one of you will be the etendee?" "Ed White will probably be the atandee, end I will probably hold on to him ," re­ plied McDIvitt. To which White, with a flash o f Inspiration that the two ere making e verltabls trademark added; '1 am the ■tandee end he to tho holdee." White came by hie talka­ tive humor naturally, as a native Texan, born in San Antonio as the eon of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Edward H. White, now o f St. Peters­ burg, Fie. He was graduated from West Point in 1962 and kicked around as an Air Force pilot. White end McDIvitt cross­ ed paths in I960 when they both graduated—White with e msster'e degree In aero­ nautical engineering—st ths University o f Michigan, end again In September, 1962, when they were named aa two o f nine new aatronauta. White, et 34, !e one year younger than hie buddy. Ha end hie wife, the former Patricia Eileen Finegan, o f Washington, D. C., have two children, eon Edward end daughter Bonnie Lynn—one leee then McDIvitt. But the brown-haired Taxan, aa co-pllot aboard Gemini-4, won the prise—the chance, awarded late in the game by U. 8. apace officiate hoping to match what the Russians have already dona, to taka America's first "walk to space." the risk o f a lethal puncture from a stray meteoroid, a poeslble roesting from ths sun, a snarled line that would cut o ff hla oxygen The task faetog ths sland­ •upply. er spaceman was to open his White admits to only a hatch, stand up to look at ■Ingle worry, the earth 166 miles below— "One thing we do re­ and dKide whether to jump quest," hs says, “ we would o ff. like to have the (kipper of Hie hope wee to epesd II the recovery carrier move o ff minutes floattog by hlmealf the 'X* (the landing spot to In apace, hooked to the cap­ the Atlantic Ocean). sule by a nylon line three" . . . So wa don't land on fourths-lnch thick — facing hla deck." GOVERNM ENT GRADED CHOICE Pag* 6 — Junt 2, 1965 Altamonte Veterans Barracks Celebrate Third Anniversary By Donas Eaten Porty-olght memboro and gucits attended a covored dlah luncheon In honor o f tho third birthday o f Barracks M M , Altamonte Springe, Votorani o f World War I and tho Auxiliary, which took plaeo at tho Altamonte Springs Com­ munity IIoum. Members of tho Barracks provided a baked ham for the occasion and one o f tho hud­ dles donated h o m e g r o w n strawberries for tho shortcake dessert. Joseph Keller, commander o f tho barracks, and Mrs. Grace Lash, auxiliary presi­ dent, welcomed tho members and guests. V. John Hsrrls o f Orlando Barracks 237, founder of ths local barracks, presented cita­ tions to J. F. Hodges, first Catholic Nun Takes On New Job And Garb *T. LOUIS, Mo. (UP1) Sister PYancelta Bsrberis be­ gan a bow job Tuesday la brand m w attire, After 67 years as a nun, Sister Frsncotta hung her ha­ bit In the closet and donned laymen's garb to begin her new job as a coordinator In P r e s i d e n t Johnson's Job Corps. Sister Francctta, fit, was president of Webster College la Webster Groves, Mo., foi seven years until she took her new job. Now, Instead o f living In a convent, she will live In a Washington (D.C.) apartment, and travel around ths coun­ try helping to act up Job Corps centers where young women 16 to 21 can be trained to become skilled workers, housewives end responsible citizens. t o o Sister Prancstta Is still vsry much a nun. She took her new job only with apodal permis­ sion from tho bead o f bar ordsr, Sister Mary Luke Tobin, superior general of the Sisters o f Lord to. "I didn't inland for this to happen," S i s t e r Fraacetu Mid. " I waaa't aware thet 11 would. But now I'm glad M did. Some good may come of Sister Frsncftta has made a lifelong career in the edu­ cation of young women. With her Mlh birthday approachlag, the announced In March she would resign as president o f Webster. At Ue asms Urns she revested her a s * job. • a • "Mias la a service order which makes it especially ap­ propriate to engage la a new typo of service la tho antipoverty program," she said. "I what to keep at it as long aa I feel fit ter Ue work." Job Corps ottetels, how­ ever, iB sd Sister Fraacetta hi oboagg be street otethss fat Mm asw jab. "Having Is change a y gait WM • natural outcome of the verb I aa going to do. no kind of clothes a person wears i t anna n whole lot," "Jl wheUsr g wears the of i toyman. A person ashes It M ■ human being." I . J commander, and Otto Baum­ gartner, first quartermaster, for the excellent jab they did In getting the two organise* lions started. Mrs. Lash complimented the auxiliary on the hoepitel end welfare work done during the pest year. She reported thet local end veterans hospitals, shut-ins, end ths needy, were assisted by visits, transporta­ tion provided fo r msdlcel cere, end that 171 ditty begs, 132 pairs of Muffs, 76 lap robes, M hospital gewne, end 110 restraining ties were made end donated as well as 1,361 commemorative stamps, 166 pairs o f eyeglasses, 607 greeting cards, end S6 jig sew pusslss. Guests present, other then Harris, Included Ray Gam­ bia, seventh district commend•r; Mrs. Lillian Stewart, earanth district presidents John Ebetusk, seventh district jun­ ior vice commander; Mrs. Marls Ebetusk, seventh dlstrlct senior vlre president; Mre. V. John Harris of Or­ lando Auxiliary 237, xponsore of ths local auxiliary; J. F. Wheeler, o f BsrrecVa 237; Frank 8teudle, commander and Thomas Lofgren, pest commander, o f Old Glory American Legion post 1M; end Mrs. Molly Stead!#, president, end Mre. Catharine Burkhardt o f Old Glory Aux­ iliary Unit 113. After the delicious lunchson, ths Barracks and Auxil­ iary conducted separate meet­ ings. Next meeting will be Z p.m., June 24, nt the Alts* monte 8pr!nga Community House. IS A LL W E SELL! Wlnn-Dlxl* buys only on# kind of bt af . . . o top quality bttf , . . cortlflod ■ top quality by tho only raol experts: Tho United States Department of Agriculture grod* an. And It mcont you buy only top quality beef — tsnder, delicious, perfectly marbt ed to give you extra taste without extra waste. Thot Is — If you buy oil your beef at Winn-Dixie. Remember, only 22 percent of oil the bsef sold in America makes the U. S. D. A. Choice grade. So look for the U. S. CHOICE symbol on the meat pock* oge and be sure! Winn-Dixie is ths only major food chain In this aroa thot soils Govommont Grad­ ed Choice Beef Exclusively. STOKELY PEACHES Reg. 33* * #214 Cans Expires Monday Mrs. Helen Zachary Bridgers Sanford, died at gemlnole Memorial Hoapltal at 1:40 p.m. Monday. Born In Satapahaw, N. C., she cam * to Sanford 13 year* ago from Morehead City, N. C. where she end her lets hus­ band, John Brldgsrs Sr., ope­ rated the Fort Macon Hotel for many years. Shs was n msrabsr o f First Methodist Church o f Sanford end o f the Daughters of Weslsy Class. Shs Is surrlvsd by Uroe sans, Dr. John E. Brldgsrs Jr. protessoc of English at the University o f Norib Carolina In Greensboro; 8. Clay Brid­ gers, of White Plains, N. Y.. and Rtv. Arthur D. Brldgsrs, of Burnt Hills, N. Y.J • sister, Mrs. T. Bradford Byrd, of Sanford; n sister-in-law, Mrs. A. D. Zachary, of Sanford; two grandchildren, and four grant grandchild rea. Brtoson Funeral Homs Is In charge o f srrsngointnls. Now You Know American Individual Invas­ io n received dividends total­ ing 111.1 billion In 1M4, 10 por cent more than In the previous year, ssoordlng to finance Facte, a publication of the Na­ tional Consumer Fisasea As•octotton. 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The former trait made him, at the age of 35, the captain oi America'* most daring man­ ned voyage into space. The latter habit, acquired early In life, moved him to choose an old college chum, For Firestone's CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE Ed White, as his ce-pUot—the man McDlvitt wanted fot company on tbe 9714-hour flight he admitted would be a little "unpleasant" because of the tight quarters Inside the Gemini-4 craft. The first Russian sputnik was still months away and Gemini w ai just another name on an astrologer** chart when James Alton McDlvitt started thinking of apace as perhaps aomaUilng more than fodder for a science-fiction author'* typewriter. " I made m y decision to go Into something along this line back early in 1957," he says today, with a amall grin that reflects his satisfaction with the way thlngi have turned out. The odd* were not especial­ ly attractive — first because the United States did not seem overly Interested In exploring space, i s c o n d l y because solid friendship with another educated team of aitronauta jet jockey-turned-collegian, Ed who would move Id to take up where the nation's “ original White, seven'' tesm at spacemen lefi On graduation day In 1959, oft in Project Mercury. McDlvitt and White parted McDlvitt had added a third company—the form er with a child, son, Patric, to hla clan, bachelor of science degree in but the y ea n had left few Aeronautical engineering, the marks. He remained, and re­ latter with his master's de­ mains, blue eyed and boylih gree In the sama subject. in appearance, reaembllni On a warm September day more the college m ss than the In 1982, the two met again— budding ipacemen. this time In Houston, Tex., as Of his upbringing In Cbl members of a new and better cago as the ton of Mr. Mra. Jamea McDlvitt, now llv lag in Jackaon, Mich., the new apace commander retains a Midwestern charm and with that occaalonally crops up in strange placet. Once, at the start of a conference, McDlvitt eyed the cameras and said, grabbing his own ahuttrr and lens, "1 would tike to do aomethlng be­ fore we start. I would like to take your picture. Would you all smile h ere?" But behind the wit la a keen nnd analytical mind that puts McDlvitt as something slight­ ly apart from the "Jet jo c­ young McDlvitt, a veteran of 145 combat missions In the Korean War possessed only a Junior college degree. He tackled the second prob­ lem first. He moved hii wife, the former Patricia Ann Haas, of Cleveland, Ohio, and their two youngitera—ion, Michael, and daughter, Ann Lynn—to Ann Arbor, Mich., and went to work getting the appropri­ ate education. Thrre hr met and formed a 11. S. CHOICE . . 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Krebs £ T O t V A jw iH A M e s sou*■ ns. ms, U vt a sene ecus sir Mr Liver LISMt MSAV Tuns SB THMUJUMS am S T AMT AMT Y&yUTAA • *V LO . P S * P s s i^ °M r fm p ■eee mau jumr o?« TO tVA W M TA M PS • M l S I S . V 4 -O B. CAM ■ A te M O USE A NO C A P PCM Inssct Bomb AT AMT W M M f m TOR VALUI STAMPS Wk wot Ua0*0i PV#j*ej# M ■ IS M«. FA M ILY S A C K O r M r id AM L Hat M. Hickwar 17-tJ, LmgwooA ■*•! o n i t f .o k . p s e . MsstMBv m m om M iniatures ■OOO THAU JUKI iTN <4» A f AMT WHIM M i l l Deltona Mrs. Armstrong President Of PTA Uy Julia Bartos Jamea E. Murray, naw prlnclpal o f Altamonte Springs Elementary School, waa Intro­ duced to members o f the erhcol'i Parent-Teacher Aaaoelation at the May meeting of the group, final eeialon o f thia term. Introduction waa made by the current principal, Frank Core, who take* hie new posi­ tion July 1 as director o f per­ sonnel o f tho county achool system and will ba in tba San­ ford offices. Murray and hla family have been residents o f Altamonte for the past five years, lie stated ha la a dedicated man In achool work and trtea at all time* to halp boya and girls in every way possible. He pledg­ ed that with co-operation o f the parents, Altamonta achool always will ba tha flna achool It now le. In bualneaa, a slate o f o ffi­ cers waa unanimously elected aa presented and Mra. Thomaa Bruner, past state PTA presi­ dent, conducted initallatlon services with each new officer receiving a key denoting dutira. Each o f the women re­ ceived a c o n age and boutonnltrea were given the men. Officers are Mra. William Armstrong, president; Mra. William Begrest, first vice prealdent; Murray, seennd vice prealdent) Mra. Guy Nuaa, secretary and James Kinsey, treasurer. Treasurer's report ahowad that audio blinds for the school coat 11,100, leaving a balance o f $27,07 In current funds. Mrs. Begrest, oa behalf o f tbs associates* presented flara with a handsome leather desk aet aa tha audlenca gava a standing ovation and fifth grade student* sang. "F or Ue'a a Jolly Good Fellow." Entertainment for the clos­ ing meeting was given by tha fifth grade student a who pre­ sented a musical program un­ der direction o f their music teacher, Mrs. Mary Francss Holton. During refreshment period In the cafeteria, whera table* were beautifully decorated and cake and punch were served, Mrs, Louisa Kcrahner, outgo­ ing president, expressed her appreciation to all members of the achool faculty, o f the staff, and to the parents, who helped make tha paat year a success. Perils Of Pauline* True To Life BAINT QUENTIN, Franca (UPIJ — When Leon Prnix found himself at 4 a.m., rob­ bed by two bandits, halfstripped and bound head and foot across the railroad tracks, It waa Ilka tha "P er­ ils o f Pauline" all over again. Certain ha would hear a train roaring down the rails, he let out agonized howl* that brought schoolteacher Michel Lagsy pounding to tha reacua. "Y ou weren't la much danger," Legsy assured Freug after untying him. "The track hasn't been go­ ad fo r aaoro than M u m FM m " " l �Page 8 — June 2, 1965 Voforfl WmtTB Chatter Party Honors Sally Green hooored at a recent gradua(ion Coke and chatter party at the home o< Mra. William F. Mann, H it Oaceola Drive. d i e refreshment table w u overlaid with a white linen cut-work cloth over blue and centered with an arraniement of white glada, blue dalaiea, Queen Anne'a lace and green* ary. Party aandwichea, n u t a , minta, cake and Cokei were nerved to the gueita. The cake waa Iced In white, topped with a graduation doll wearing cap and gown and in blue icing waa the lnacrlptlon "Clara of IMS." The hoateaa gift to M lii Green waa a Webatcr'a New Collegiate Dictionary. The glrla enjoyed Ilitenlng to new record*, looking through the new dictionary and ehattlng. The honoree plana to enroll at Lee Collcgo in Cleveland, Tcnn., this fall. Thoie Invited to share the party from 3 to 4:30 p.m. were Miss Green'a Mother, Mra. Bruce Green, and the Misses MISS SALLY ANN GREEN, center, receives n hostess jrift from Mrs. William F. Mann at a graduation pnrty In her honor ut the Mann resi­ dence. At left is her mother, Mrs. Druce Green. Duo Feted With Graduation Party Robert Upplncott, P e g g y Vickers, Lesllo Moore, Suz­ Mrs. CaKln Jardlne and with. The hostesses presented a Bower, Becky Tanner, Elisa­ anne Holloway and Connie daughter, Dottle, were co-hossrrapbook to each of tho hon­ beth Evans, Claudia Bom- C o n s t a n t i n e , of Tarpon teases far a recent chatter gardner, Sheryl Jones, Betty Springs, who was a houseor guests. party at their borne in Lake Others atending were Mra. Kcllclt, Patsy Foy, Karen guest of Miss Upplncott. Mary. Honored were two mem­ bers of the Seminole High School graduating cla n , Mlsa Linda Webb and Mlsa Marcia Lippincott. Both honored and all of the guest* were mem­ ber* or farmer member* of the SHS Band. Accenting the achool colors io decorations and refresh­ ments floral arrangements of blue and whlto were placed throughout the living and din­ ing room i. The refreshment table waa covered with a blue linen cloth and held a beautiful blue and white floral arrangement, In a white milk glass container. A while milk glass punch bowl was filled with assorted flavors and colors of ica cream. An aasortment of toppingi waa also on the tabic and the guest* had Uic pleas­ ure of serving themselves and making most any kind of del­ icacy they chose, such as ba­ nana iplita and sundae* to TWO SENIORS, Linda Wold) mid Marcia Lippincott, wero honored at a name a few. Party cooklea, recent chatter party, Kiven by Dottle Jardlne and her mother, Mra. Anna nuts, cherries, chocolate sy­ Jardlne, at their home in Lake Mary. Left to right arc Mian Wchh, Miaa rup, strawberries and various Upplncott, Dottle Jardlne and Mian Connie Constantine, a houacRueat o f other toppings wero available Miaa Lippincott. for the guests to experiment Mrs. Buell Bid Farewell By Maryana Miles Mrs. Laura Buell will never believe Mrs. Alary Goroe when again Invited to Sanlando Springs, and then stopping In at Mrs. Dottle Weirich's home on Lake Brantley Hoad, walking around to tho big, lovely swimming pool to find many of her friends gathered to surprise her with a going away luncheon and a swim­ ming party, Mrs. Buell, along with dnughtcr, Marsha, will be leaving soon as school U out lo Join Mr. Buell and daugh­ ter, Patricia, who are al­ ready In California, where Mr. Buell Is employrd with the Douglas Aircraft Company. Mr. Buell has already found a homo for the family and Mrs. lliiell reports Hint their home In Lake Brantley was sold when only six daya on the market, Gucsfi attending and enjoy­ ing the pool parly and covered dish luncheon were Mrs. Bob (Floogio) Baird, Mrs. Harry ( M a r y ) Williamson, Mrs. Wanda (Kayp) Vlets, Mrs. Blacklc (Frieda) Hcrota, Mrs. William ( M a r y ) Cromwell, Mrs. A1 (Mary) Krenzer, Mr*. James (Sarah) Hildcrbcck, Mrs. Richard (Hcv) Lashlry, Mrs. Don (Ann) Copeland, Mrs. Allen (Ernestine) For­ ward, Mr*. Bob (Betty) Bran­ non and Mra. Luther (Mary­ ann) Miles. Mrs. W. L. R oche Hosts Meeting O f Past Noble Grands The Past Noble Grands Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. W. L. Roche. Mr*. Eva Beckham, presi­ dent, presided at the meeting which was opened with devo­ tion* hy Mrs. Mae Myers. Attending were Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Berkham, Mr*. Nell Futrrll, Mrs. Louise Long, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Henri­ etta Itainci, Mrs. Alburn Hec­ tor, Mrs. Delaney Beecher, Mrs. Essie Cole, Mrs. Eliza­ beth llannum, Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. Henry Jameson and the hostess. New Arrivals MRS. GEORGE WEIRICII was ho»te»s recently to a surprise luncheon and pool party at her home on Luke Rruntley Road honoring Mra. Neel Buell, who will noon be moving to Culifurniu. Among the guests, from the left, ure the Mines. Hob Raird, Harry Williumson, Wando Vlets, lilucklo Herutu, William Cromwell, Neel Ruell, honoree, Don Copeland, Al Krenzer, Jumes Hildcrbcck, Clinton Goree, Richard Lashley and George Weirich, hostess. DeBary Personals waa formerly n member, Dr. Beubea a. Alley o f Norsn js Road returned from a visit to Pittsburgh, Pa., Wham ah* attended tba 30th anniversary meeting of the Pennsylvania Radiological So­ ciety. While north aha was abla to attend n Sonta Club meeting and the Women's M edical Society o f which she View Court antertaloed Mr*. A. Schaufelberger o f Union Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rader City, N. J., and Mrs. M. llam ­ of Clara Viata have their as of West Naw York, N. J., daughter and son-in-law, Mr- friaoda for over 33 years. and Mra. WlUiam Black, of Roanoke, Va., and grandchil­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nichols dren, Kathy, Lorrie and Sus­ o f Naraaja Road had as a re­ an, visiting far the week. cent guest, Mra. Q, Steelman Mrs. E. Rapprlch of Lake a! fo r t Lauderdale. Mr. and Mra. W. C. Clause Jr., of Sanford, announce the birth of a daughter, Caryn Alicia, at Seminole Memorial Hospital on May 23, weighing in at a healthy eight pounds, three ounces. Mrs. Clause is the former Norma Fay Harvey, Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. R. L. Harvey and paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Sr., all of Sanford. Capt. and Mrs. Pets Sharher proudly announce the birth o f a daughter, Melanie Lynn, bora May 11. H ie Sharbers are currently living In Okinawa, where Capt. Sharbcr la stationed with the 173rd Airborne Bri­ gade. Melanie Lynn la the mater­ nal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Garner of Sanford and her paternal grandpar­ ents era Mr. and Mrs. •. Shelter o f Balnbridge, Ga. T h e Story League Elects Officers For N ew Season County Woman's Clubs Federation Conducts Installation O f Officers Ry Mra. Clarrare tayder The Sanford Story League By Jane Casselberry ten’s Clubs Thursday, the an-[Sanford, was Installed as fedmet at the First Federal Bank The Casselberry Woman's nual meeting, installation and eration president. The first Building Monday with Mrs. Club was host to the Seminole luncheon. vice president, Sirs. Gertrude Betty Snyder, president, pre­ County Federation of Worn-1 Mr*. W. L. Grarakow Sr., of IF o r m a n , of Altamonte siding. The meeting was opened with the group repeating in unison "The Story Tellers Creed." A letter was read from Mrs. Nell Baker-Parker, of Vero Beach, thanking the league for honroing her at a luncheon recently. Mra. E. C. Williams, chair­ man of the nominating com­ mittee, presented the follow­ ing names for officers for the coming year. Mrs. Betty Sny­ der, president; Mrs. Clarence Snyder, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Earl Evans, third vice president; Mrs. W. L. Hochc, secretary; Mrs. if. A. Watt, treasurer; Mrs. Eva Williams, historian. All offi­ cers were elected unanimous­ ly Mrs. Williams gave the les­ son using a painting by (irotchon Crowell as an illus­ tration. COUNTY FEDERATION o f Women’s Clubs officers were installed The theme of the program Thursday nt a luncheon at the Woman’s Club of Casselberry. Seated left was "Mothers Favorite Stor­ to right arc Mrs. W. L. Grwmkow, Sr., president; Mrs. C. K. Fisher, in­ ies." stalling officer; Mrs. Milton Tinsley, outgoing president; standing, Mrs. Mrs. V. G. Hasty told the II. L. Johnson, second vice president; Mrs. J. C. Weir, corresponding sec­ story, "Pink Flowers for retary; Mrs. It. D. Wesley, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Rassmnn. auditor, and Mamma," hy Margaret Han­ Mrs. Aurthur I’ utman, recording secretary. First vice president, Dr. Ger­ non. This was a true story of trude Forman, was absent because of illness. a Danish nurse. Mrs. Betty Snyder told an amusing story of the first year Mother's Day was cele­ brated. The last story on the pro­ gram was told hy Mrs. Clar­ By Joan Magln i daughter of Airs. Lucille Ja- elect of Charles E. Brockenence Snyder. It was "White Mlsa C a r o l y n Jacobi,|ccbs of Chuluota and bride- ibrough, Orlando, was guest Lilacs." Following the program * of honor at a recent shower at Market Basket Sale was held. tho First Baptist Church in All proceeds will go to the Chuluota. It was given by tho fund to send a delegate to the ladles of the church. Eastern District Convention. The hostesses, Mrs. It. F. A pink and whito color Moule and Mrs. II. A. Watt, theme was used In decora­ tions including pink and white served delicious refreshments of cookies and punch. At the table linens and arrangements next meeting the newly elect­ of pom poms and carnations. ed olficers will be installed. Guests Included Airs. K. Hickey, mother of the groom, Mrs. L. Jacobs, mother of the Osteen honoree, and tho Aimes. J, Beasley, C. Hasty, E. WeatIng, P. Hodges. W. W. Ate. Phcrson, E. K. Gore. N. Foje, J. Prevail, E. T. Hamil, By Mrs. Clarence Snyder H. Seymour, L. Lane, V. L. Mrs. J. S. Peterson enter­ Fertic, A. Jacobs, Lynn Hos­ tained at a coffco at her home ier, E. Toftlcy, F. Scott and Friday morning honoring .Mrs. M. Wolkcr. Georgia Quimhy of Charles­ Also the Afmes. E. C. Bass, ton, S. C., and a former resi­ P. Ilass, U. B. Canada, B. dent of Osteen. Attending Guthans, V. Alawby, G. Salas, were Mrs. Eva Williams, Mrs. II. McPherson, L. Gore, V. Levi Van Etten, Mrs. Lois Garrison, D. Howell, M. ChatBrooke, Mrs. Charles Brown, kcr, E. Simmons, H. Fore, B. Mrs. Claude Tyson and the Smithson, A. Lindsay, B. liostess, Shaker, W. Rrockenbrough, L. Murphy and R. Ballard. Also the Misses B. Franklin, I. Bush, E. Bentley, N. HamMr*. If. L. Johnson and 11, S. llickry, AI. BrockenMrs. Claude Hawkins of I.nko brough, J. Bergman, N. Sim­ MISS CAROLYN JACOBS, center, bride elect Monroe, will drpart this Satmons und D. Murphy. of Charles Rrockenbrough o f Orlando, was reutday for Washington, D. C., The wedding will be an cently honor guest o f a bridal shower given by for a two weeks visit with event of June 11 at 7 p.m. tn the ladies o f the First Baptist Church o f ChuluMrs. Johnson's brother, Wil­ the North P a r k Baptist otu. Pictured with tho honoree are her mother, liam Grow, and family. They Church of Orlando. Mrs. Lucille Jncobs, and her fiance’s mother, will tour eastern points o f in­ Mrs. Ruby liickey. terest during tho visit. Miss Jacobs Shower Honoree Personals Springs, was unable to attend due to illness Others installed were Mra. H. L. Johnson, of Lake Mon-, roe, second vice president; Mrs. Arthur Putman, Longwood, recording secretary; Air*. J- C. Weir, Casselberry, corresponding secretary; Mra. R. D. Wesley, Casselberry, treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Rassman, Altamonte Springs, auditor. Mrs. C. K. Fisher, a past president of the federation, served as installing officer. Those participating in the Initallation were presented pas­ tel chrysanthemum corsages. The welcoming remarks were given by Airs, Edward Pender of the Casselberry club and Afrs. Mabel Sherwla of the Longwood Civic League responded for the group. Afrs. Putman gave the de­ votional and the outgoing president presided at the bus­ iness meeting. Brief yearly reports of ac­ tivities were given by repre­ sentatives of th* Altamonte Garden Club, the Altamonte Springs C i v i c Association^ Casselberry Woman’s Club, Longwood Civic L e a g u e , Homemakers Extension Club, Sanford Garden Club, Sanford Woman'i Club and Oviedo Woman'a Club, Airs. Gramkow gave a re­ port of the recent state con­ vention in Miami, at which she was a delegate. The constitution of the fed­ eration was amended to In­ clude only the immediate past president as a member of the executive board instead of all past presidents as previously stated. Airs. Velvet Jacobs was chairman far the delicious luncheon. The tables were gaily dec­ orated with many varieties of fresh flowers. A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! Come In And Make Your Selection I Personals The L.E. Swopes Guests Ladies Auxiliary Of Scenic European Trip By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Swope of South Triplet Drive, Cas­ selberry, arrived home last week from a today European trip of which they say, "It all scema like a dream now." Two of their car dealer torn won trips to Rome and Paris In a contest sponsored by Simca Company of France, and when they were offered the trip, Mr. and Mra. Swope jumped at the opportunity to revisit Rome and Paris. Five years ago they enjoyed an ex­ tended European tour and fell in love with these two cities. Leaving Casselberry May It, for Chicago, they Joined tliclr ion, WilUam, and his wife, of Elisabethtown, Ky., for the nine-hour, ssoo-stop Right by jet to Roma. In addition to the four daya of planned tours they were given ooa day on their own In Headquarters For Your Graduate’s Corsages A Party Flowers O f Wekiwa Lodge each cily. They were in St. P ctcr'i Square In Rome when Ihe Pope came out on the bal­ cony to blest the crowd below. From Rome they flew to Paris, which Swope terms as "undoubtedly the most beauti­ ful city he has ever seen." Among the high spots of the Parisian visit was dining atop the Eiffel Tower and aboard a boat on the Seine River. They also loured the Simca factory with the party of 330 car dealers and their wives from all over the United States. Meets Tonight The Ladiea Auxiliary o f We­ kiwa Lodge No. ITS will hold the regular monthly meeting Wednesday, June 3, at 7:30 p m. at Oddfellows Hall on Magnolia Avenue. Routine business will be dis­ cussed and all members are urged to attend and lend their support. At on* time, pearls were worn only by men. We're (lad yea dea’t have ill* Vtart Outers to M l you some. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. F- 1st A Sanford Avs. IS3-1ISS 131-1413 Southern A ir 251S Park Dr. Buford. FI*. 122-8321 Flemings Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. FLORIDA’S Best Vacation Buy! 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Naval Academy •Commencement Slated Friday Closing o f th* school year and dedication o f the new rumpus will highlight the Sanford Naval A c a d e m y graduation ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Commodore Q Harry Hall (formerly the Mayfair Inn). Dedication ceremonlea will be led by Joseph P. Wiegere, chairman of ths board o f di­ rectors o f the Bernarr Macfndden Foundation, sponsor o f the academy. The commencement address will be delivered by Capt. C. W. Swanson, commanding of♦ ficer of Sanford Naval Air Station. Commencement activities at the academy will begin Thuraday evening with a re­ ception for parent* of mid­ shipmen in the lobby of Commodore Barry Hall at 7 p. m., followed by a ermiformal dance In the ballroom at 8 p.m. • Highlight o f th* ball will ba the crowning o f the San­ ford Naval Academy Sweet­ heart Parents art Invited to stay for the dance. Muaie will ba by the ‘'Temptation*" with vocal numbera by Mlia C. Wheatland. Friday at 9 a.m. the final 0 drees parade will be held at Sanford Municipal Stadium. Th* midshipmen then will march to Commodore Barry Hall for a morning reception with refreshment!. Graduation exercises are acheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. on ths front porch o f th* hall. * a • Invocation will be given by Rev. Leroy Soper followed by the valedictorian address by Mldahlpman Walter Porilg. Scholaratic award* will ba presented by Burch Cor­ nelius, headmaster, and ath­ letic award* by Cdr. James MeQuIrs, athletic director. Diploma* to eighth grad­ e r s , who will move into th* • “ upper form ," will b# pre­ sented by Raar Adm. John A. Gallahtr. Following th* ben­ ediction by Rev. Thomas H. Makln, school chaplain, Col. H. J. Furman, school super­ intendent, will “ secure th* school." A t ths spsnlng o f school next year, th* upper form kwill be expended to include ihe n t h grad* and all midahlpmsn will ba quartered In C o m m o d o r e Barry Hall. Claaaaa will bo held In th* air-conditioned rooms st the M syfslr annex building, for­ merly used aa a motel, on ths sast aids o f ths hotel building. RESERVED LIMIT-1 WITH $3.00 OR MORE ORDER . 24SO PAKK AVK. I Set Today By le n s Caeaelbsrry American Legion Memorial Poet 8M o f Casselberry will install officers for the com­ ing year at R p.m. today in the Woman's Club on Ovcr0>rook Drive. Sixth District Commander Julian Fussell o f Leesburg Win ba tha installing officer. Auxiliary Unit tM will hold and Installation o f officers st • p m . Wsdntaday, June 8, at ths Woman's Club with Sixth District president Wil­ ma Jonas officiating. 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Purpose of the Institute is to lmprora the qualifications of persons employed in echoed library service far the coming school year. _ 8 ljr ftanfnrb S rra ll Page 10 — June 2, 1965 Classified Phones gram Beater* Hiehaaew 322-5612 Frees Baaateal* Create 425-5938 IMal Mat t e a s Dlataaaa CROOMS HlfiH School recipients of Gov. Haydon Burns acholarahipa are (from the Lrt) Elmer Brookcn Jr., Shirley Ann Rhodes, Delores Mungen and James Davis, (Herald Photo) parsons granted the oppor­ tunity to study under this act are considered to bo fortunate Is $250. Wa congratulate each because the number of per- of you. ions selected ere limited to only 40 participants to a col­ The Inspirational!, a singing lage where the Institute Is group, made a visit to Crooms held. High School last week. They Consultants at the institute rendered selections to the phy­ will Include such eminent writsical education students. They art as Dr. Glenn Blough, of also sang at tho Church of the University of Maryland; God. Members o f (he troupe Rebecca Caudill, of Urbane, included Delores Williams, Hi.; Mary Peacock Douglas, Sanford and a former student o f Raleigh City School Lib­ of Crooms; Barbara Mctnnls, raries; Ann Burrell, children s Vivian Jackson, Martha Wil­ book editor of Holt, Rhinehart cox, Marlon Williams, and Ed­ and Winston, of New York. ward Wilcox. Miss Beulah Campbell la • • • director of the NDEA Institute Girl Scout Troop 38 spent an for Elementary Librarians at enjoyable afternoon playing Appalachian College. games as they enjoyed their Mrs. Merritlls a member cookout at the homo of Mr. o f St. Paul Missionary Bap­ and Mrs. Willlo Brown Jr. of tist Church, Inc., where she 111 East Seventh Street. The serves as Sunday School teach­ troop Is sponsored by the Kon er and r " **®l of Choir No. San Fonlana. 1. She I member o f Delta m h s . j u u a ii. m e r r i t t Membera enjoying the out­ Omlcron umega Chapter of ing were Karen Thornton, Camctla Show and Linda Gall we trust that you have read Alpha Kappa Alpha «orority, Chlncta Allen, Velma Harris, Morgan, proposed a dcllcloua your icrlpts well in order that Inc. of Orlando. She has mem­ Karens Bracey, Dlcdra Wright bership in the Daytona Beach repast composed of har-b-que at you make your debuts, your Deborah Blair, Beverly Brown, readiness will be a match for Chapter of the National Coun­ Charlotte Ringllng, Joscclyn ribs and chicken, baked beans, the many challenges you face. cil of Negro Women. Harold, Donna Wright, Annette potato chips, Icttuco and to­ Pray for an eventual under­ . . . Wright, Cassandra Green, Jac­ matoes, Ice cream and cake. standing between men, work John If. Bracey Jr., ton of The food was furnished by hard In your respective pro­ quelyn Jackson and Agatha Mr. and Mrs. John II. Bracey parents and pupils. Mrs. Nellie fessions, contribute something Patterson. Sr., of Chicago, 111., spent a Mrs. Sclplo Bracey and Sam­ Fisher, Mrs. Joyce Shaw, to humanity, and no matter week visiting his grandmother, uel Wright assisted the girls Mrs. Hannah l'lnkncy, Mra. how much you accomplish, re­ Mrs. Catherine P. Bracey, of Ann Blackshcnr, and Mrs. Beu­ In preparation of the food. main humble. And when you •09 Locust Avenue. Wright reflected on some of lah Knight did an excellent will have taken your final Bracey Is ■ graduate of Job of preparing the menu. curtain call, your fool prints Roosevelt University, Chicago. his childhood days as a Boy The class enjoyed a delight­ Scout in the same location In will lie left on the sands of For the last three months, ho ful afternoon of swimming, has been working as a re­ which the Brownies were hav­ dancing and playing games at lime, and In the minds of men. search Interviewer through the ing their fun. Mrs. L. W. Blair U the lead­ the residence of their teacher. Institute o f Social Research at er; D. Ringllng, assistant lead­ Oscar Merthle II* served as the University of Michigan. Ufcguard. Class officers are The research Is the study of er, and Mrs. J. Paplno, chair­ John Allaway, president; By­ man. motivation la southern Negro ron Knight, treasurer and John • • • college students. It was con­ The Harrington family of Beasley, assistant secretary. ducted in predominately Ne­ * « • 1130 Jerry Avenue, was the gro schools in the Southeastern The pastor, nlllccrs and fly Julia BsrlM recent host of relatives from United States. They were the mcmlicra of the Springfield Detroit, Mich. Visiting were Miss C. Plnnock and Miss following schools: Tougaloo MB Baptist Church on West College, Tuskegee Institute, Mrs. Ira Campbell, Brenda Uth Street al the Pull llcurcr'a P . J o r d a n , assisted hy Talladega College, Florida A. Campbell and Jessie Harring­ Hall, invite all Ihclr friends their mu.'iers, Mr*. James and M. University, Jackson ton. Tha group apant approxi­ to worship with thrm today Jordan and Mrs. Thomas Pln­ State College, Dillard Univer­ mately a week In the Sun­ Your presence will he appre­ nock Jr., were hostesses for sity, Alcorn A and M, North ciated. a (plash party at tha Pln­ Carolina Collage and South shine State visiting and tour­ Their future home site is at nock home, 910 Penn Avenue, ing the sites and attractions Carolina 8tate College. of Central Florida. Among the cast end of West 12th honoring atudents o f Mrs. • e a Street where the Primitive Curtis Hodges, son of Mr. (heir activities were visits to Baptist Church was located. Walter Hedrick's alxth grade Silver Springs, Six Gun Terri­ clasa at Altamonte Springs and Mrs. Henry Hodges, of They would like to take Ihii •00 Pomegranlte Avenue, has tory, Cape Kennedy, pool par­ method in asking Ihclr many Elementary School, The boys and glrla enjoyed returned to Rochester, N. Y. ties and other social activities. friends to help (hem build an­ games and awlmmlng follow­ He spent approximately two The visitors reportodly enjoyed their trip, and a n grateful to other house of worship for (ho ed hy a hamburger aupper weeks with - bis parent*. Lard. To all that do not have Hodges is a former student relatives and friends for a a church home, in the name served with all traditional never to bo forgotten vacation. accompanying dlshea a n d of Crooms High. He is a gra­ • • • of the Lord, come and cast anark food*. duate of the Boys Vocational Section (wo of Goldshoro your lot with us. Bev. N. A. Mra. Jordan and Mra. TinHigh School of Philadelphia, Watson, pastor, and Mrs. Mar­ nock, both room rnothera for Penn, and Columbia University Elementary School's s i x t h grade clasa culminated the tha H. Fields, clerk. tho tlaa*, were presented o f New York. a # a gifts from tha children. He Is aelf-employed as a year's activity with a class To all graduating seniors: hair stylist and scalp specia­ splash party at the home of Attending the party alio Mrs. Susie The stage Is set for you as list. Ia his childhood days, their teacher, were Maryann Farrlck, Wan­ your entrance Inin another act Hodges was excellent at Imi­ Blarkshcare. da Sexton, James Henson, B. The clasa menu committee, of this great worldly play will tating birds. One fellow chuck­ noon become a reality. This Clark, Denise Tetrault, Elis­ Franrina Wilson, Daphne led, "Man, be could really Brown, Wilma Howard, Bev­ U a vast play wllh many com­ abeth (lender, Gall Gullo, M. whistle." Gilbert, L. Watts, Regina Mc­ erly Pinkney, Calha Mathis, petent performers; therefore, e a • Cormick, Valerie Christian­ Four o f Crooms High School sen, Darlene Toole, J. Pattigraduating seniors are recip­ shall, M. Johnson, Ruth ients of Haydon Bums scholar­ Spry, Laura Owens, Gary ships. They are Elmer BrookRoth, B. Womack, V. Craw­ on Jr., 100 Academy Avenue; ford and B. Collins. Delores Mungen, 1404 West Seventh Street; James Davis, Apt. 59, Castle Brewer Court, and Shirley Ana Rhodes, la Iks Coert a* the twenty Jw*r», a*a,la*I* Caaalp, Fla* Oviedo. Inridently, Shirley Is Ms, la Probate, valedictorian o f her class. The la rat Kalal# a f ■mount o f oach scholarship MART MITCHKI.t, MILLER I'tmtnmi Sixth Graders Af Splash Party Legal Notice Legal Notice la tha Cases at tha C .M tr J sS st, Baaslaat* Oaaatr, atata a« rtaeMa. la Prahate la re the Batata all ERNES T MACKLIN r>ec*aa«4 . f i n a l u o T ir n Holies la bsrsbr i l v t s that 4he eadsrilene 4 will, on tha 14th i s r at S ubs, A. I>. 1MI present la the Honorable Coun­ ty Judge at Beal not* County, Fla rite, his final return, noeennt and vouchees, nt K i.r u . tar a f tha M a l t at ERNEST MACKLIN. itM S M l. and at arid Maw. thee sad there. tanks aanllM tloa U tha said Sadis fa r a Heal eetttm sn t a f his Mailaletrhtlea at said detain, aad lav aa a rise dlsshs ri t a t fciat ns sash sassutoe. Dated this tha llt h day a l May, A. D. I H I. / a / h a s t Edward Macktla As Easoatse at the Hotels at BRNRHT MACKUH, ■TENSTHOM, DAVI* A MelMTOfH A Mar ears See Hsecular Feat O ffice Baa tit# laniard. Florida m i l Publish May II, tl, I I A June l IN I Hold Your Own Sale W ith H ERALD W ant-Ads REHEARSAL—Seated la e spacecraft ■imu* lator, Aatronaut Maj. Edward H. White lsani out a hatch similar to the one which will be hii exit from the Gemini 4 capsule If ha decides to take a “walk" ia apace. (NLA Telephoto). llri'H **d. Ta All Cr*dlt*ra BBS Paraaaa Havlan I I i Im i a* U***aad* Annina* Sate H au te • You and oach o f you ar* horoby notified end required to lir**»nt la duplicate any olslm* and demand* which you, or •llh*r o f you, mar hav* against th* estate of MART MITCIIK14. Mll.I.EIt, d*c****d, lata o f **ld County, to tha County Judge o f gemlnola County, Florida, at hie of fice In th* court house o f said County at Sanford. Flor­ ida, within nig calendar month* from th* Um* o f th* first pub Ikatton o f thi* nolle*. T w o cop lia o f each claim o r demand shall b* In writing, and shall ■lata tha place o f realdsne# and poat offic e address at tha claimant, and shall be sworn to by th* claimant, hi* aa*nt. or attorney and accompanUd by a filing la* o f on* dollar and such claim o r demand not s o died shall b* void, a / Jean Stegall Aa saaculrtg o f th* Last Will and Tealamaat o f Mary Mltchall MlUar, D ieiiiid Gordon V. Frederick Attorney f a r Haute at Mary Mitch *11 Millar r . a Has m i Sanford, Florida, SITTI Publish Jua* t. I, II. Jt, I I I ! OOJf-S ft! A l & A Upi to 5 111 1.50 | 1,50 |1.50 « ta 1* 111 140 | M 0 11.90 11 to is la 11.80 11.89 |2.85 tfl to 20 141 1.50 |2.52 |3.80 21 tn 29 |5|11.50 |3.I5 |4.75 28 to 30 H I 1.50)3.7815.70 Nlalmam A *—1 l.laa (fit s ft-latter wards par lira • I.M Hlntmam Charge All able Hate Ate Chare.* at 1-Iter Hate CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST “ C l a s s If I e d i m s p l a t 91.SO Per Inch (N lslaiam latbee at ft ealaaiB ERKSR3 Tha Iterate will eat ha re. araaalbla ter Mar* thaa aea larurrret laarrtlae. 50. Mlsc. For Sale 13. Catering • Food Th a Iterate rearrvra tha grl*I)»B* a l r a jt r l l a e ar r*rl*. la g e a r advertleaaieat w h i r l II l i r a * eb|*rtl*aable ta the s a ile r a l tbla rarer. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ZIO ZAO LAWN'S mowrd, Raxing, Lola FullDIAL-O-MATIC Badd.ng A Furnltur* ale* Au tom atic, make* 74. Sales Help Wanted Cl*antd, Leave* Vacuumid. 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Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT DP THIS NINTH JUDICIAL CIN CUIT, IN AND FOB SEMINOLE in thh c m r i'i r c o r n T , COUNTY. FLORIDA. NINTH JUDICIAL t INCH IT UP in c i ia n u *:r v n o . m o m F l . l l l l l l l * . IN AND FO R SEMI F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ NOI.lt COUNTY. poration, I'll A Nf'KII V NO. I M M . Plnlnltff, NOTICE OF SUtT VS. VIAN.Vi: M. TAT LOU, RATOON and Plaintiff, KENNETH CAROLYN nAYUORN. hla vrtf*. Defendant* PAUL A. TAT LOR, NOTtUH OF Bl IT IN Defendant MORTGAGE rO R E rL O S U R K TOt PAUL A. TAYLOR, TGI KENNETH HAYIION and whoa* ratldtnr* ta CAROLYN RAYIION, hi* 1*11 Orlando Drlvt, wlf* San Jos*. California. You. Defendant*, era hereby A sw orn complaint hnvlng b**n filed In ih* Circuit Court notified thrt a Complaint to forecloe* a certain mortgage In and for Hamlnole County. Florida. In Chancery, a ntltltj on the follo w in g described p r o ­ "VIANNK M. TAVUMt, Plain perly, elluetr, lyin g and being llff, v*. PAUL A. TAYLOIl. De­ In Seminole County, Florida, fendant," praying for certain to-w lt : toil «. Rto.k It. NORTH relief for Ih* a bove named ORLANDO 1ST ADDITION, plaintiff, VIANNF3 M. TAYLOIl, accord ing to plat th ereo f NOW, TH EREFO RE, THIS rerorded In Plat Rook tl, IS TO NOTIFY YOU that If pagra 11 and 14. Public R e ­ you wlah to defend agalnet and cord s o f Seminole County, rontaat Ilia abovs entitled a c ­ Florida. tion. you are required to file your answer or other written Including tha follow in g! Walt Healer —• Panelray— defense, If nny you hav* to Model FAI3 this complaint, with th* Clark Range — Frlgldalr* — Mo o f th* abov* styled Court and del IlH-l* In serve upon pla in tiffs a tt o r­ R efrig era tor — Prlgldalre ney. A l.R K R T N. FITTS. I Ms— Model D lt sonic Uulldlng, Hanford, Flo*. bee been filed agalnet you In Ida, a copy tharof. on or b* the above styled ault and you for tha U th day o f June, IK *. Tha natur* o f said complaint are required to eerve a rupy la to pray Ihat th* abov* d*a o f your answer nr pleading to crlbad Court will grant tb* the Complaint on P teln tlf fa a t ­ above named pla intiff a div­ torney, Joseph M. Muraeko, P, orce of and from you a vincula O, Ilia 111. Fern Park. F lo r­ matrimonii and will award c u s ­ ida, and fII* the original a n ­ tody o f tbs follow in g named swer or pleading In th* o ffice children, t o - w ll; Vienna Paula o f th* Clark o f th* Circuit Taylor, Mary Margaret Tartar Court on or before th* l l r d day and Paul A. Taylor, J r , to th* of June. 1111. If you fall lo do so, a decree pro eonfeeso aatd plaintiff. FAIL NOT TO ANSW ER t**t will be taken against you for a decree pro ronfeeao b* en ter­ th* rrlltf demanded In Ih* Comptelnt. ed herein against you. WITNESS my hand and o f f l WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ cial seal o f th* abov* styled rial teal o f o ffice at ganford Seminole County, this Slat day Caurt at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this U t h day o f May, 1**1. (SEAL) o f May, A. D. 111*. Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., (SEAL) Clerk o f tb* Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Byt Elisabeth Druenahan Clerk o f Abov* Styled C o s rl Deputy Clark Albert M. Pitts Joseph M. Mu reek* Attorney for PtalntlM 1 Mandate Bldg. F. O Box I t * ■haters, Florida. Perm Park. Fla. Pubtleh May U . t l * Jus* I, Publish May II A June t, I, I. I l l * tl. 11*1 C D M -H COM-IS Legal Notice 73. Male or Female Help HOME-GROWN Tomato**. Or- T V h a l f :, Reel Iluys In Town. U*td furn ltur* appllancas, tool*, ca r Zlltrow er, 307 Persimmon etc. Il'iught - gold. Larry'a 1- IICA 11" Con*ota, Ilk* n«w Art. ( 1 ) 1 3 ; 1- : l " Motorola Con ­ Mart, 111 ga n fo rd Av*. Ph. NEWS C O R R E S PONDENT 111-4111. sole I11.1S; I . : t ” Motorola wanted In Oviedo. Muat co ver C om o!* , new picture tub* 15. Hpeclnl Scrvicen Social. Church A S c h o o l 111.1* U t l Celery Ava. 111FREE E3TT3TATE Events. Ua* o f Camara nteta* im . Upholstering A Mattress ren­ LAWNS MOWED, Floo r clt a n aary. Contact Paul Drook* ovating. New A Used Fu rn i­ la g A W in dow Cleaning. 111ahlra, Sanford Herald, 111n * n t 111ua Luatro Electric Car­ ture. Cal! Nla Redding Mfg. 1111. 1411. pet Hhampomr f o r on ly t l Co. at 1*1 Celery Ava. t i t per day, Carroll Furnltur* 3117. PAINTING, Proft**lonal b r !-** Co. Helm. In>ured. I l l - t t l l . 22. l'lu m h in g COPY 55. Furniture For Sale CHECK OUR E V E R Y D A T APT. MANAGER. II Unite. LOW PRICES! Hanford, Retired preferred. OFFICE FURNITURE Cell 111-4173 or 131-10*0 OrSemple Item*: 4 I)r. Letterflle Un do after 7 p. m. Cabinet, full auapenalon, Reg. ISI.95, our price 10.03. Royal 72. Female Help Wanted Swivel E le c. Chair, Itrg. *30.03. cur price *40.03, Coec o Eaec. Swivel Chair, Reg, E X PERIEN C ED SEWING MA­ CHINE Operator* needed. *70.03, our price *17.30. Steady year round e m p lo y ­ TOWELLH OFF ICE SUPPLT ment In ou r modern a ir-condltlonrd factory, NEW Hollywood Red Cover. AL1X OF SANFORD 111-113*. H I * Orlando D r , Sanford 1* CU. FT. Col depot R e f r ig e r a ­ j Aduii*. tor with Tranaferahla w ar­ H o u s e k e e p e r _ ranty, Apt. Site * burnrr live In or out. If out, must Krnmnra Ga* Rang*. Roth In hav* transportation. Ph, 172l i l t from I to 1 p, m. g.tud conrt, Reasonable o f f ­ er. 111GSIT. 51. Articles For Hent Legal Notice IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT RENT A RED NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Roll away, Hospital. Raby FLORID V IN AND FOR ftKRItied*. by Day, Week, ar n o l i : COUNTY Mnnth. CH ANCERY NO. 14*71 CA ltltOt.L‘ 3 FU RNITURE I II W. let. I l l - I l l ! In tha H a lte r at Ih* Adaption a fl You can find anything you ANTHONY JOHN QUATR1NI. need advertised la th* Herald ROXANNE MARIE Q U A T R I M Classified. and RKIIECCA J EAN QUATRINI by ••You name It— w* have It!" OERAI.D W ILLIAM ADAMS POPCORN MACHINE for Car­ NOTICE TO SHOW CAUftM nival*. [taaaara A Parties. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TOt AMERICAN RENT-ALL E D W A R D V, QUATRINI 1*1* B. Hiawatha Ill-Ill* w ho.a place of residence la unkn ow n NOTICE IH IIE R E R Y GIVEN 53. Wanted To Huy T H A T a Sworn Petition has SKL l. US yuur rurnltura. been filed In the Circuit Court, Quick Hervlc* with th* Cash. Ninth Judicial Circuit o f F lo r­ SUPER TRADING P O S T . ida, In and for ftemlnol* Coun­ ty. In Chancery, wherein Peti­ 111-0*77. tioner. G E R A L D WILLIAM ADAMS, seek* to adopt three USED FUR NITURE certain white children, to-wlt, 111-1*70 ANTHONY JOHN QUATItlNI, ROXANNE MARIE QUATRINI 55. Furniture For Sale and REBECCA JEAN QUATHIN I. the** preaenta ara to cauaa and rt qulr* you to ba W1I.80N MAIKIl FURN and appear before I he above Buy — Ball — Trad* 111-11 E. I at. 113-1111 styled Court on the 13rd day or June, A. D. 1*43, then and there lo show reuse. If any you ran. why the rrqurat of the Petitioner herein should IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT. not be granted. Herein fall not ala* a Decree NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR S H M I N O L B S Pro Confasao will ba entered against you and th* cause pr o ­ COUNTY, FLORIDA. ceed eg part*. IN CIIANCKHY NO. 14*81 WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ LIF E INSURANCE COMPANY OF GEORGIA, a corp ora tion o r ­ cial seal a* Clark o f the Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit o f ganised and relating under tha Florida, In and fo r Seminole law* at th* Htst* o f Georgia, Plain ti ff, County, this l l t h day o f May, a . n. utl. ve. L A R n T It. CR1NER and C A n - (SEAL) Arthur It. Rsrkw llh, J r , OLK C. Cltl.NEll. hie wire, Clerk o f th# Circuit Court, Defendant*. Ninth Judicial Clroult o f NOTICE OF SUIT Florida, tn and for Semi­ TOi LARRY S. CUINKIl nole County (address unkn ow n) R y : Elisabeth Bruenahan and to any and all other D, C. parties cla im in g any right, Gordon A*. Frederick till*, a n d /o r tntarast In and to th* f o llo w in g des­ Attorney for Petitioner 110 Keet Commercial Street cribed property, to wit: Lot II. o f HANI.ANDO EH- P. O. tloa 17*1 TATES. FIRST ADDITION, Sanford, Florida, 11771 according to th* Plat Publish May !» , 1* A Jun* 1. thareof a* recorded tn Plat I. I K * Rook II. Pag* IT. o f th* CDU-«T Public Record* o f Bamlnol* IN T H R COUNTY COURT. IN County. Florida. TOGET HER WITH tha f o llo w ­ AND FO R BEMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASK NO. SS44 in g equipment, permanently In­ stalled, which I* and shall be JOSEPH M. MU It Aft KO. Plaintiff, deemed to be datura s and part o f the rea lly: CH ARLES MARTIN, d / b / a 11 Rang* — Martha W aeh ln gSTATE CONSTRUCTION COM­ ton Surf Unit E l l K t PANY. Oven — Martha W a s h in g­ Defendant. ton (IA l l l - l NOTICE OF BALK Heater — Monogram W all TOt CH ARLES MARTIN, d / b / a Furnace CIIIOIIE 11 STATE CONSTRUC­ TOU AltE IIERRIIT NOTI­ TION COMPANY FIED Ihat th* Plaintiff, LIFE IKI1 NB ll t h Plac* INSURANCE COMPANY OF N. Miami Rtach. Florida GEORGIA, a corp ora tion o r g a n ­ Ry virtu* o f an execution, ised and eilatln g under the laws or Ih* Slate o f Georgia, laauad out o f and under th* aaal with lla principal place nf busi­ o f lb* a bov* captioned Court, ness at A t l a n t a , Georgia, upon Judgment rendered end baa Instituted suit agalnet you docketed In Seminole County, In th* Circuit Court o f th* Florida, In favor o f th* plain­ Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and tiff and a sa ln tt the a bov* de­ for ftemlnol* County, Florida, fendant, which e ie cu tlo n was Ih* nature o f th* ault I* to directed and delivered to me aa forecloa* that certain mort Constable In and (or said co u n ­ gage which encumber* th* a ty, I have levied upon all rlghh buy* described property, said Utl* and Interest o f said d e ­ property being eltueted and l o ­ fendant, Charts* Martin, d / b / a cated In ftemlnol* County, F lo r­ 11 State Construction Company, ida. You and each o f you are In and to tha f o llo w in g des­ hereby required to fllo yvur cribed personal properly: 1 Executive Desk— Walnut Answ er with th* Clerk o f the finish Circuit Court. In and fo r Semi­ t Executive Chair — swivel nole County, Florida, and aerv* 1 Smith Corona Portable a copy (hereo f upon VICTOR Typew riter E. WOODMAN, o f Ih* firm o f I ■lenorelta Dictating Ma­ Wlnderwtedl*. Heine* A Ward, chine 114 Park Avenue South, Winter Notice I* hereby given, that I. Park, Florida. Attorney* for Plaintiff In Ih* abov* action, th* undersigned Constable a* cm o r before th* l l e t day of aforeaald, will aell th* above June, 11(1, *U* a Decree Pro described property to ih* h ig h ­ Coafesao will be entered est bidder, for cash, at public auction, at tha o f fic e o f Joseph against you. IT IS O RD ERED that this be M. Muraeko. In Fern Park, published la The Hanford H e r ­ ftemlnola County, Florida, on ald. a newspaper published in th* tt tk day af June I K I , b e ­ th* hour* of 11:** Seminole County, Florida, ono* tween sack week fur four consecutive o'c lo ck la th* forenoon and t:*o o'c lo ck In th* atternoon o f Ihat weeks. WITNESS th* hand o f th* day, to satisfy the said aaecuClark o f tka Circuit Court. Ron. together with Interest and Samlnol* County. Florida, tbla coat* thereon. DATE D this Itt h day o f May, Ih* l l t h day o f May. IH * . IK* (SEAL) Grady L. Hall Arthur H. Beckwith, J r „ Constable. District I Clerk o f th* Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Ryi Martha T. Vihlen, D.C. O RVILL E JOHNSON I U Wln ie rw aedle , Heine* P. a B o s 111 A Ward Pern Park. Florida I I * Park Avenue, South Attorn ey ter Pla in tiff W in te r Park. Florida Publish May tl, II. A June Publish May I*. t l * Jua* I, *. I K * 1. I. 1KI CDM-14 c d m -i £ Legal Notice Legal Notice UNITED STATES DISTR ICT COURT MIDDLE D liT H I C T OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION ('ABE NO. aft-41-Orl-Clv. UNITED ST A TE ? OF A M E R ­ ICA, Plaintiff, vs. E D W A R D J. GOLON and LEOTA A. a o L O X , Defendants. ORD ER FO R SERVICE BY Fl'l) LI CATION On motion and affid avit o f plalnttrf In the a bove etyled caua* by E. J. Salclnee, Its Assistant United States A t to r ­ ney, In an action against th* defendant* Edward J. Golon and Leota A. Golon, and to en­ force a lien upon real property situated In this District and described ae follo w s : Lot 14, Illork C. TAN GLEWOOD SECTION T H R E E REPLAT, acco rd in g to th* plat th ereof e* recorded In Plat DdoU 10, page It, Pu blic R ecord ! nf Semi­ nole County, Florida, and It appearing to th* Court Ihat th* defendants Edward J, Golon and Laota A, Golon, ara not Inhabitant* or nor found within th* Slat* o f F lo r­ id* and hava not voluntarily appeared herein, en d that per­ sonal service upon them Is not practical hveauae their realdance and whereabouts ar* un­ kn own. It la O R D E R E D that Edward J. Golon and Leota A. Golon, d e ­ fendants. appear o r plead to th* complaint herein by the 17th day o f July, IKS, and In default th ereof that th* Court will proceed to tb* hearing and adjud ication o f llita suit aa tf Edward J. Golon and Leota A. Golon had been served with prorrea In Ilia State o f Flo rid a; and It la further O R D E R E D that the adjudic a­ tion ahalt, aa regards tha de­ fendant* herein w ho do not appear, affe ct only th* prop erty described herein; and It ta fu r­ ther O R D E R E D that notice o f this ord er will ba published In a newspaper o f general c irc u la ­ tion In Kamlnol* County, F lo r­ ida, one# a wee k for alx I I ) conaacutlva weeks com m en cin g on Jun* J, I K I . DONE AND O R D E R E D at Orlando, Florida, this 34th day o f May. I K * . GEO RG E C, TOtJNO United ft t a t a a Dlstrlot Judge Publish Jun* I, I, II, I I , t l , A July 7. I K I . CD N-t IN THB c ir c u it court. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F FLORIDA IN AND FO R I R H U NOLK COUNTY. IN CHANCERY NO. 14.710; L1NVILLE ALLEN SMITH. Petltlonrr, JANICE ELNORA SMITH, Respondent, NOTICE OF SUIT TOt JANICE ELNORA SMITH. WH OSE RESIDENCE lit UNKNOWN. AND WHOBE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS I «t JANICE ELNORA SMITH. IN C A R E OP; K K R LOX MANUFACTURING COM­ PANY. 701 IlltOADWAY, CINCINNATI. OHIO: A SWORN COMPLAINT havIng been filed In the Circuit Court In and f o r Seminole County, Florida, tn Chancery, entitled. "L INVILLK A L L E N K I I I T II. PETITIONER, -veJANICE ELNORA SMITH, R E 8 PONDENT." praying fo r ce r­ tain relief for the above named Petitioner, Llnvllt* Allen Smith, and agalnet you JANICE E L ­ NORA SMITH. Respondent, NOW, T H EREF O RE, THIB IB TO NOTIFY YOU that It you wish to datend against and contest tb* a bov* entitled a c ­ tion, you ar* required to file your answer o r other written defense. If any you have, lo this complaint with th* Clerk o f the abov* alyled Court and to aerv* upon petitioner's attor­ ney. A L B E R T N. FITTS, 1 Ma. sonic Uulldlng. Sanford, F lo r­ ida. a cop y th ere of on o r b e ­ fore th* l l t h day o f Jon*. I K * . Th* Nature o f said complaint la to pray that th* a bov* styled Court will grant euatody o f LINDA LEE SMITH and RUTH M ARIE SMITH, minors, to th* petitioner, LINVILLK ALLEN SMITH, for the length o f their several minorities, F A I L NOT TO A N SW E R leal a D e n e # Pro Confasao b* enter­ ed herein against YOU. WITNE8B My Hand and tha Official Seal o f th* a bov* d e ­ scribed Coa rt at Sanford, Semi­ nole County, Florida. Ihla l l t h day o f May. A. D. I K I . (SEAL) Arthu r H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f th* s b o v a atiyai Court ALDERT N. PITTS A tto rn e y * Counselor s i L a v 1 Masonic Building Sanford, Florida Publish May II, H A June t, ». I K I CMM-14 �HOLLERS IT^’^ld Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! 77. Situation Wanted LAI>Y. A s * 5* J n l r n as Receptionist * Call >72-tiot. 95. Houses For Sale p»eltlnn Typist. 95. Houses For Sal* $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES STEADY Babys itting preferred. S E V F R A L Outatandlns I A I Will ear* for chlldrsn day or Badroom llr m ss available la Bight. >31-1102. all Areas ol Sanford. Let oa Show you Around! IRONING In my homa. 3:7-5100. Seminole Realty 84. Real Estate • Sale 1101 s Park Ava. I l l 4111 anytime I F YOU PAY rant you can ow n a homa o f your own. Soma raady fo r occupancy. CASSELBERRY, la rgt beautlful homa. 3-bedroom 2 bath. LMN EN TERPRISES. INC. Bargain at 117.500. Can r e ­ 151 Long w oo d Plata, Longfinance with approx. lo*v wood. Fla. down. Also 2 canal lota. t i t 2211 . LARGE sight bedroom. 1 bath homa on apacloua cornar lot. 4 blocks from rantar o f San> RAVENNA PAR K. I Badroom. 1 bath. 1.0 w down payment ford. Idsel o f Inraatmant, 145.50 monthly. -Jail 722-1111. bualnasa o r building alta. Ownar overseas. 411 W. 1st COLORED PROPERTY 8t. Contact Evaratt A . liarfor s a i .e par, Raglatarad Drokar. : « l 1 BDRM. HOME ONLY Park Av#.. Ph. I I I - I I I I . In 1100 DOWN Sanford or Lt. Colonal Ho­ Jim Walter Corporation hat bart C. Morris. Adjutant Oan> nice 2 Bdrm. homa for sale • ral Dlrlalon. lltsd q u s rtsr s In Ostaen. (Directions: Taka VSAREUIt, APO Naw York, Slats Road 415 East nut of OMOl. (Sand Allt MAIL). 8antord, go through Oateen Plaaaa do not disturb tenant. A look for arrows house A Maks of fe r. Listed aecurlttaa lot for sale, o n left Just ou t­ aecaptabla In trada. side City Limits.) Only lion Down. 170 to par month. Call Orlando Collect 255-0512. R O R E R T A. WILLIAMS Realtor NIi* 5 Bedroom, corner, 2 lota, Raym ond l.undi|ulst. Aaao. 11740. Ph. i : : - 5 t l f . 222-3551 Atlantic Rank llldc. Ball-Blair Agency Real Rotate — tnsuranca Ird A Park Ava lil-lill 84. Real Ektnte • Sale NO QUALIFYING On aavaral nice bomea. Small down payment, assume tnortta g s . A ls o approved Broker for FIIA A VA 4100 Down Homes. niCIUlUUQ REAL TY , ltwy. 17-43 South. Aaaoc. II. t f . Buddy Rawla. Office *134111 night >25-1541 or 1444. Payton Realty I l l - l l l l 2440 Hiawatha at 1T-II Real Estate Associate W IL LA MAE PROKOSCH IIS-7174 Day >21-0(55 Nights St. Johns Realty JOHN E. FOX Realtor SOI N. Park Ava. SZS-OSS* NORTH 435 Ft. o f tha Waat 120 ft. o f Lot >7 o f Florida Land A Colonlaatlon Co. Laka Monroa. 122-0111. 95. House* For Sale fb 1100 DOWN I BR.. 10 x II Fla. Rm.. Tar. Floo rs, Kit. equip. 117 mo. pays all. IIELMLT REALTY. Offlca In Vlllaga llatl. N. Or­ lando. I l l - l l l l , nlghta 1221471.___________________________ P A R K RIDOB—•SUn-DIVISION • Bdrm. 2 11th., Entry Foyer. Fam ily Room, Rrrakfaat liar. Built - In Kitchen, Central Heat, Doubla Oarage. City Sawar. 117.100. Open Dally. Cvsnln gs 444-1715. I I lIKDRODU. 1 Bath. Assuini Mortgage. I’ h. J31 1017 after • p. m. READ qU ICK Badroom. I H bath, cornar lot, paved road, lake view, fe nce d yard, air conditioned. Total price Ill.tDO with your kind o f BEST BUY terms. CALL QUICK for an appointmant to eee—quickly. BAUT PILCH ER Bast Buy Broker 121-7451 Day or Night SOUTHWARD 11 In ve e ta e n t A Raaltr N. Park Ava. III-I1T1 Government owned Homes $100.00 DOWN •eleotlon a f I. I, and I located la varloua 8 * - . Ions o f Panford Immediate D s llv e rf B e d ro o m s MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 TOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR 97. Houses For Rent FURNISHED House, Mary. 222-1011. 1-IIEDROOM. I H Lot. I3I-II0I. LAR GE I Bdrm.. I Full Hatha, with llan sa (No Kafrlgrrato r ). M i l Masnntla. Contact Tad W lllle m i Hardware. REALTY till IIS-Ill* 422-1114 >21-4141 PARK DRIVE I tt -T I I I NIOHTS tll-tlll Ill-llll NEW s Dedrootn Houaa for rant Ml.tO In W oodm art Park, near bate. I I . -0151 or Ill-llll. ALW AYS Oood Rentals. F u rn ­ ished A Unfurnlahad. San­ ford A Lake Mary Area. Baa ua at i l l s. Park Ava. BALL1ILAIR AGENCY. FURN. t Bedroom tieuea near Res*. 122-3017 o r 113-1710. I BEDROOM Unfurn. (no stove or refrlg.) fenced back yard. Insect fogged A new painted. For Information 123-4117. STUMPER'S RENTALS Unfurnlahad: I Bdrm. aavaral from I I I to 1120 . | lldrm. M l. M * A 110. Furnlehad: 2 A 1 Bdrm. 171 to 0135 and COUNTRY CLUB Manor. I iom * "a* la'* at M l A 150. BJrm. 14 hath, Aaauma 8TEM P ER AGENCY mortgage. I l l - l l l l after • Realtor • Appraiser • Inauror p. m. Ill-till M i l 8. French RAVENNA PA R K, 1 Itr.. 2 full baths, 2 yrs. old. Smalt 2 BEDROOM Unfurn. M i l Elm Ava. M l. Call III-1ITT or dow n payment aaauma mort­ I22-II5I. gage. *22-0510 after I p. m. I BEDROOM, I bath. Central Heat A Air cond. Taka over paymtnla IIS mo. I l l Coldwater Dr., Caeaelberry. I I I 1104. FOR LEASE BY O WNER 4 Bdrm., I Bath. Family room. Dining roam. Central heat A a ir , kltchtn fura. Available June 20 >22-1114. ttl-m i 4 ROOM API’. ‘Okay, so we're putting them on a bit. But a big wooden Jockey would be the crowning touchl" From Sxnfard 97. Houses For Rent KURN. A l’ T , 3100 Mellonvltte, FUltN. Apt. Cloe* Cowan. I l l - M i l . 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED In. Jimmie WKLA.vA APARTMENT S 5 '. P i n t St. 111 AVALON APARTMENTS III W. 2nd St, 321-1417 ’63 PLYM OUTH $1695 One Owner, Real Nice Senkarik Glass and Paint Company lit Magnolia Kltchtn 111-4711. 12.;. I'on Is & Motors l t FT. Aluminum Boat. 10 hp. motor A Trailer, 1371. MS0150. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Extra - Special SPECIALS! 7 our E V I S n U D E Dealer Mt l - l E. let. rh. I l l - l l l l 125. Marine Supplies SPECIAL PAINTS FIRUEULASS, Cloth A Save 10%. Faaco, French Ava. I l l - I l l * . U ’ sln. 1100 IT'S FFN lo read tha WantAda. You can shop without getting ou t o f your raty chair. BA NK ^POSSESSION1 SALESMAN’S POSITION OPEN •61 Itamh. 9997 b il. $17 no. •so Falcon (397 bel. $29 *Ue *60 Rimb. $899 bel. $39 mo. '60 I’ lym. $742 bel. $33 n o . *3» Chevy $211 bal. $11 mu. ’2# Opel $fi97 bel. $32 mo* $381 sal. *39 I’ ljrm. '39 Ford $7$7 bat, '58 Volk* $692 bel •39 Ford $742 bal. •3lt Dodge $891 b e l $499 bal. •38 Chevy •57 Chevy $399 b * l $99 b*L '31 Chevy •49 ll Trk ■$599 b a l Jeep 4-w dr. $991 bel. '<3 Jrrp 12297 Hal. •fiO Jrrp $1499 bel. $31 m»* »*7 mo. 132 n o. $32 mu. H I mu. $23 mo. $29 mo. M mo. $32 $41 •31 $39 no, mo, mo. no. Accept Trade-las! HANFORD AVE. 1 0 1 2 OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florid* 322-4603 National Repossession* lac. 61 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8, Hy* dramatlc T ran am ission , Power Steering, Power Brakes, R & H, Factory Air. ‘1475 63 Buick I.eSabre 4 Dr. Hardtop, Automatic Trans., Pow­ er S t e e r i n g , Power Brakes. R & II. A Nice Clean Car In Every Re­ spect. Low Mileage, 1 Owner. ONLY ‘2095 63 Pontiac Tempeat L e M i m Coupe, 4 C y l i n d e r , A u t o m a t i c Tran*, K&H. All Vinyl In­ terior. Bucket Seats 4 Console. ONLY *1375 Pb. *11-1431 60 Cadillac EXTRA 8PECIAL BUY! gettin g there FORD BUICK *157S 63 Volkswagen DeLuxe, 2 Dr., Low Mileage, Clean Throughout. FEVER! *1375 $2995 FU LL SIZ E SHOPPING CENTER FUltN. DUPLEX. 1 lld rm , re­ decorated, M l m o , l.ak* Jetsup. Call 131-71*1 aftar 4:10. DASIC PRICE DEL. SANFORD $3078 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FORD REST SELECTION EVER. TERMS TO SUIT YOU WITH BANK OR GMAC FINANCING. TRADE NOW! YOUR CAR WAS NEVER WORTH MORE! $795 NEW HOURS: $1565 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. MONDAY • FRIDAY 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. SATURDAY Newport, 4-Dr. Sedan. Full Power with Air. . . . . 304 W. 2nd St. 1 3 3 - i m ALL WORK GUARANTEED SMALL FUIIN. Downatalra A p t , l i o i Maple. 113-0711. V*8, Alr-Coad., 4-Dr. Station Wagon SPECIA L AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. FURN. Large Apt. 110 Magnolia. Com* by A ••• o r call A. K. Roeaattar. Florlat. 122-1111. 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. Trans. CLEAN! *62 CHRYSLER lo p * Cover* Series "62” , 4 Dr. Se­ dan, Equipped W i t h F u l l Power Eelectric Windows A Bests. Fac­ tory Air. Good Tires. 1 Owner. $695 *60 PLYM OUTH aU aa *eat FURN. A P T , I12-0IIT. AIR-CO N im 'IO N , POWER 8TEM U N C , V-8 ENGINE '61 DODGE 4 FUltN. A p t , 101 W. Ninth, |50 mo; 1 2 1 - l l l t . B7. Houses For Rent 1 Uath. 1105 mo. 116. Autos •Sale or Trade FUltN. Duplex A p t , I Room* ‘ 45 CIIEV. H tun, ptrk-up. 4 cyl. Ph. S2t*I44t after € p.tn. A hath. |5u mo. 1 Mile Suuih o f llunle. 122-12(5. (Dial Dlraat) seminal* County 1 BEDROOM, fenced yard. 1711 I UDRM. Sanford A v a , 127-5140. equipped. 122-IIM. 1543 GREY. VIV, Sunroof, 11.1 II, Excellent Cond. 11,250. 322•500 UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom retrackabl* Duplex A p t , tarraaauu flours, 1551 PK YLINEtt. hardtop, radio, hrntcr, |nmir tils bath, Venetian blinds, ataarlnir. f)5o cash or trada kitchen equipped. 122-2221 for older car. Ph. ItS -M I? or after 5 p. m. •Ft at 111 Garrison Dr. UNFURN. 2 Bdrm. Duplex. K it ­ 118. Trurks For Sale chen equip. 123-5551. A cre a g e From 1'•'•* CIIEV. liupala Convertible. Black A lied rolled, com ple t­ ed Interior. I on tha floor hurst, 1 Deuce*, go od tire*, naw paint. 5tu*t sail or beat offer. MOO. 1 2 3 - l t l l after t. ItOB McKEE USED CARS NO MONET DOWN 701 French Ave. 323-0721 No A u to NATIONAL FURN. 3-room Apt. with bath A garage. 2430 Narcteaua 322-Sttl. Apt, 120. Automotive Service 115. Autos For Sole FURN. 3 Bdrm. Duplex. 201 tj E. 27th St. 322-4177. FURN. Gar. Apt. 425-5938 Exch ange COUHTEOU8Y CH ARGE AC­ COUNTS— limited credit If you nwn a phono. Put cliMl* 1557 IMPERIAL 11,000 orlglual ml Iaa. 1555.DO SANFORD MOTOR CO ICO French Ave 223-1352 CLEAN I - H r, Furn. p e t , 2117 Elm. •4— llouaaa For Sal* M — Houaa*— Sals or Raat 17— Houaa For Rant 140— Raaort Rantala 101— Trailers— Cabanas I I I — Mobile Horn**— Sal* M l — Mobil* Homa*— Rent l o t —Trailer Spec*— llaat 501—Trailer Lot*—Sal* 101— Apartment* For Raat l l l - n t o m i For llanl 111— llotal Rooms I I I — Ilsntal Agent* I I I — Wanted T* Real I I I — Auto# For Sal* 111—Autos— Sal* o r Trad* 111— Truck * Far Sal* I t * — Au tom otlv# Barvlc* I I I —(fcootara A Cycle* 111— Boats A Mators M l — Marla* Supplies 322-5612 A l’ T. >22-2100. IIS W E E K L Y . Furn. 1 Bdrm. A n ), Util. F u rn , 301 E. 5th. •1— Money W a n ltd M —Sat'n ga A Loaa •I— Insurance *5—Schoo l* A Instruction* T*— Employment Services Tl— Mala Help Wanted Tl— Famal# Help Wanted 19— Male or Famalo Help T4— Salao llalp Waning TT— Situation Wanted i t — Income Proparty I I — Bualnaaa P r o p —Sal* 11— Real Batata Wanted I t — Real E t u i s Sal* 17 — Businas* Rantala ••— Lota For sal* • I— Farm*—Orova* 12— i-lt<>.<M Furn. Apt. 155 m o . Including water A electricity. »:2-»5«7. FURN. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— L o it A Fo na* I — Personals 4— Beauty Cara I — Day Nurseries •—Child Car* •— Doga— Cat*—Fata 1*— Poultry — Livestock I I — ttpaelal NaUcaa I I —Ca tering — Food I I — Bicycle Bapalra I I — Special Services I I — Interior Decorators IT— Janitorial service* t l — Landtcapa Sarvloa II— Builders 8upplla* I*— Hardware 11— Homa Improvement* 21— Plumbing 21— Painting I t —Wall Drilling I I — Air Cond A Hasting I I — Radio • Television I I — Photo A Equipment 14— Homo Appliances I I — Musical Instruments I I — Bualnaaa Equipment 21—J o b Printing I t —Upholstery I I —Vacuum Cleaner# 17—Moving A Storage 55— Exterminators 41—Plant* — Feeds — Bead* 10— Mlac. For Sals 41— Articles Far Rant 11— Swap er Exchange 11— Wanted T o Buy 14— Furniture For Sale 41— Antiques Far Sale I I —Money Ta Loaa I* — Bualnaaa Opportunities Newly decorated, well tn well Carpeting A Carport*. 101 E. Mlh St. ROOMS for Man. 101 Magnolia. I f 3-0720. 4 Dr. Hardtop ’59 OPEL Alr-Cond. Station Wagon SEE THE DODGE BOYS Office! 106. Apartment:, for Rent 108. Rooms For Kent DODGES AND DODGE DARTS Property Management REALTY 2-BEDUOOM ( r e lie f a lr-co n d , adult* only Mo mo. I l l Onora Rd. near Navy Bata. I32-I17* after « p. m. BUICK LeSabre $395 JIM HUNT 2 BEDROOM duplex, furnlche.l. |7o m u , l mile South from Hunt*. 123-1211. SUMMERTIME SALE ON A LL V A - FH A and Sales Broker I EFF. APT. private hath, suit­ able for Couplo or Single 103. Mobile Homes * Rent pereon. Ideally located d o w n ­ town. Inquire at Manuel 1 III 'It M. Trailer on large Lake. Jacobson Dept. Store. 211 E 321-7311. 1st Bath. Large I ROOMS, partly or all Furn. M l. I2I-I7M . NEW 3 Bdrm. Duplex A p t , Tile hath. T e r r a i n ' floor*. Water F u rn , 1 3 1 - t o l l after FUBN. Apt. IDO Park. Chlckahay Mo­ x 10'. 2 Bdrm. FUltN. A I T , Reasonable. 122Kenm ore Auto. 1110. over payments. DOWNSTAIRS. Utlfutn. 2 Bdrm. Apt, kitchen equipped. 10IH W. llt h St. lldrm. Trailer. porch, clean. DUPLEX Apt, 3 Bedroom Offlca, H o lly ­ Furn. 1212 Palmetto. CL MOBILE HOME I P X 30'. small equity. Aaauma payments. 111-107*. Laka FHA - VA HOMES STENSTROM 1117— 11 F T , 2 27' screened Good Prlea. wood Trailer N E W l.Y Redecorated Maeonry I lldrm., Storage building. Oonvenlent to arhools A shop­ ping. All reaaonabla offara considered. 113 - C071. FURNISHED l-Btd rn nm houaa I l l - l i l t aft er I p. m. 90. IAits For Sale Ml'f'T Sell. 1544 bile Home 51' I 1, hath, alao » aaher. Tako 122-7423. FO R Sale (| ioo d ow n ) or Bant, tin mod, I lldrm.. 3 hath houaa with playroom, doubla utility room, la rge fenced yard. 11* E. Woodland Dr.. Ph. ownar 101- I l l - l l l l . $100 DOWN FHA - VA 1-1 and 1 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awning* A Cabanas QUA1.I Y MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-12 S 572-1143 96. Houses - Sale or Rent NICELY Furn. 1 Hr. houaa, M i l Palmatto, 122-0271. 10 ACRES—R T O W NER Joins Deltona, 2.000* Laka Front, l.ioo* paved road front, t mile* from Hanford. High SALES BROKER land A wooded. Also several Laka front Lota. Pb. Naw Wa Hava Tha Homa For You Smyrna 427-7221. June 2, 1965 — Paste 11 10’’ . Mobile Homes • Sale 106. Apartments for Rent 1501 Park A v e - Sanford Ph. 122-5212 I'm empty and th ty have the key. 2 BEDROOM Unfurn.. kltsben equipped. I t i - l l l l . 1100 A ASSUITME 171 mo. paymanta, I Bdrm . m bath. I Badroom houaa, kitchen Country Club. 122-1221. equip., III-II01. 1. I. A I BEDROOMS 1. IH A 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PATMENTS IMMEDIATE D ELIVERY For Complete Information Sea <>i Call Your tyralb Seminole Realty Phone 322-453: C. A. WHIDDON, Sit. Ganforb OITR ANCESTORS I am a cosy, com fort able home et 1101 Sanford Avenue, havIns I bedrooms, t ] larga-1 •mall), la rs * liv in g room with fireplace, eeparat* din ­ ing room, l* rg* kitchen, I ecreened pnrehee. Have a targe l l l x l l l ft. beautiful yard. My ow nar la anxious for an offe r, ee eh* no longer nteda me. If you k n o w o f a family that wanta a bargain, tell them ta gat In touch with SELECT TOCR OWN COLORS Now under construction. I HR., T W O Bedroom house. Dining A Liv in g room. Kitchen. 2 baths. Separata Dr., aunkan Study, A Utility Room. (UnL, It.. Recreation room, equip­ furn is hed), 175, (No I 'e u ped kitchen. Central heat A please). Call 12X-71II, Beauti­ Air conditioning, doubla garful District. ace, large lot. 4 acre, out of flig ht path. All thla (or only FUBN. 1 lldrm. houaa, near 117,100. FIIA, VA. Conven­ baas, |I0 mo.- Adults. 122tional financing. Exclusive M il. T H E TIME TE STED FIRM l i t N. Park Ava. 113-4121 DRO KER 101 B. Park 325-5441 DEAR HELOiSE 1 BEDROOM Air con ditioned, UNUSUAL wall kept | b ed­ m bulbs, Florida Room. room houee, large lawn. Close Very Reasonable. Tea A to schools and shopping c e n ­ (Iraen K-tvte. 121-0445. ter. 171 mo. 327-tiin. JOHN SAULS AGF.NCY CRUMLEY - MONTEITII, INC. 1IEAL E8TATE 1IROKEII ffbr 57 Chevrolet 4 Dr.. 6 Passenger Sta­ tion Wagon, 6 Cylinder, Standard Transmission, Radio & Heater. *595 59 Chevrolet Biscayne, t Dr. Sedan, 6 Cylinder, Standard Tranimiaalon. Rtdir £ Heater. *575 ® USED CARS FROM FOR A SQUARE DEAL! • SAM SIMCOE FALCON SEDAN HOLLERS • CHARLIE BROWN • FRANK BRUNSON OF SANFORD • HOWARD HOOD Nighui in-art* •III Ill-llll park Drive OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR BALE S5 LBS. > 60c SANFORD HERALD bring r m Seminole County Motors 1801 W. l * Si. — Sanford PHo m 122-0414 Or Ml M I M TA KE TH E KEY AND SEE THE LOT WITH TUB OJL QUALITY C ]r a m b l e r CARA S216 W. 1st 84. jlncklantl Morrison t \ 1 i •J<|# l i \ I I - l V\ 301 W EST FIRST STREET Inc I • I • 1501 W EST FIRST STREET •i * SANFORD, FLORIDA Ph. S2M2SI �ir Deserted Bride, Snarled in Red Tape, Ends Life HOLLYWOOD (U P D -M iu m Riberdy, lly e tr-o ld de­ serted bride tram North Wey­ mouth, M an., drowned her•elf not knowing autboritlu planned to give baek the Mexican baby ahe had bought for ISO. Mlaa JUberdy’ a body waa found in the ocean Monday night, la her motel m m , authorities found a note. "1 am going to try to MU myself,” the note read. " I don't know whether 111 be aucceitful or not.” The attractive b r u n e t t e girl's* body was Identified Tuesday, Deputy S h e r i f f Frank Pinter said, only a few boors after her attorney team­ ed that the 11-month-old Mex­ ican boy ahe called ''Bino” would be returned to her aa bis lawful adopted mother. The baby, whole real name la "Rudolpho,” was taken from M in Riberdy and turned over to the stale child welfare agency while authorltlea checked her ilory. She first told Pinter ibe purchased the baby on June a , 1M4, fur ISO from an at­ torney In Corpus Christ!, Tea. She later said ahe paid the ISO aa a fee to a midwife end waa given the baby by hia mother, an unwad Mexican woman. Corpus Chriitl police offi­ cials verified this story Tues­ day, Sheriff Allen MlcheU said, and Florida authorities notified Miss Rlberdy'a attor­ ney that his client could havo her baby back became the real mother had signed Iba necessary adoption papers. When the sought help from the attorney for the return of the boy, Mlaa Riberdy said, ” 1 still want to adopt Blno and 1 want to stay In Flor­ ida.'' The young woman said her husband had deserted her in Corpus Chriitl after she ac­ quired the baby. She said the went home to North Wey­ mouth where her parents helped bar and then came to Florida aix weeks ago. "Sha did not violate any laws,” Micbeli said. The name o f Mlaa Rlberdy'a husband and tba circumstanc­ es o f her marital break up could not be learned. tier body waa found by Eve­ lyn Colgate, of Hamilton, Ohio, who waa assisted by her father, Dwight, In bringing it to shore. IF YOU WANT TO RESOLVE YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS FAST GALLON G.A.C. THURSDAY * FRIDAY * SATURDAY PARK AVE. A T 25th STREET I ‘ FRESH! NEVER FROZEN! “FOLGERS” ■ ■ A • ALL GRINDS FLA. GRADE "A ” WHOLE (LIM IT: ONE WITT! YOUR I5.M N. OB MORE FOOD ORDER ^ _ PLEASE.) STEAK “ARMOURS” QUALITY SHORTENING! “ COPELAND" SLICED •THRIFTWAY" THICK SLICED BACON MS LEAN, PICNIC" FLA. C.RAIJE " A " FRYER PARTS FRESH “ 100% PURE" • LEGS • THIGHS • BREASTS (with Rib) NEW! NEW! “8HURF1RE” (LIM IT: ONE WITH YOUR IS.M OR K. MORE, FOOD ORDER ^ Ig fe s . PLEASE.) FLA. GRADE " A " CUT-UP CHARCOAL BRIQUETS SWEET *N JUICY • FROZEN “SINGLETON” “ CALO" DOG A TALL CANS EACH •FRUITABTE" LARGE, 20 OZ. PKG, •ROYAL" ASST. FLAVORS SWEET “ LOCAL GROWN* “ RED ’N RIPE” SALAD TOM ATOES CANTALOUPES BASKET OF PKGS. OF II (LIM IT: I P L E A S E ) EACH NO. MO CANS NO. m CANS jfc'DAIRY BAKERY BREAD “ EVERFRESHCHOCOLATE LAYER CAKE G O L D C> •MIRACLE- •MR. G - BISCU ITS WHIPPED OLEO FRENCH FRIES CANS extra With Ilia ( ) « It LEAR ‘a B O N D 50 EXTRA C O L D STAMPS G O L D ONE LB. PEGS. B O N D B O N D SlflMI'S •PILL8BURY- a-ox. EACH G LOC O AT G O L D G O L D B O N D B O N D With Thie Csapsa ft Ttw Purchase Of "T hrlftw ey- G O L D B O N D STAMMS t I !;H----h .ji 1* ® �Dr. Crane’s Tepid Answer Three o f the brightest luminaries in the spotty Republican firmament from three o f the biggest states In the nation met the other day in a summit conference on the question o f what to do about Lake Erie, on whose soiled shores their states bor­ der. It seems that, due to pollution, the fish aren’t jumping and the liv­ ing isn’t easy— not, at least, for those who once hauled in $2.5 mil­ lion a year in catches or for those who have the ridiculous idea that this magnificent souvenir from the last continental glacier should be us­ ed for swimming and pleasure and not just freighter traffic, waste dis­ posal and algne farming. The upshot o f the meeting be. tween Governors Rockefeller of New York, Rhodes o f Ohio and Romney o f Michigan was that the situation did indeed smell and that somebody ought to do something about it. Romney warned that if state and Worry Clinic local governments didn't, the federal government would. Rhodes opined that they ought to, anyway, since the three states provide Uncle Sam with 47 per cent of his revenue. Rocky seemed to concur in this. Accordingly, after four and a half hours, the meeting adjourned and the minutes were forwarded to the Department o f Health, Education and Welfare, which has scheduled a conference on pollution in Detroit on June 15. In fairness to the governors, how­ ever, they are far less complacent about the lake problem than the people they govern, who go on un­ concernedly polluting one o f their greatest resources. Rut bouncing the ball to Washing­ ton won't necessarily end their head­ ache, for it won’t be for want of trying if one of these days one of these three R’s doesn’t find himself sitting in that lonely spot where the buck finally stops— the White House. What’s With Joes? W. Averell Harriman, undersecre­ tary of state for foreign affairs, is the latest government apologist to have been ambushed in the groves o f academe. Attempting to explain U.S. policy in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic to students at Cornell Uni­ versity, Harriman was subjected to heckling, boos and hisses. Because o f the unruly “ audience,” a schedul­ ed question-and-answer session nev­ er came off. A t other institutions o f higher learning, a State Department team has encountered much the same treatment The students come not to hear and debate but to jeer and b ait This is the fruit o f these students' exposure to mankind’s accumulated store o f wisdom? This is responsi­ ble citizenship? This will clarify issues for those who are genuinely concerned and uncertain about the trend of world affairs? It is all too reminiscent of the methods the Bolsheviks and Nazis used to shout down parliamentary opposition in the days when they were maneuvering for power. Thought For Today But Jesus came and touched them, saying, Rise, and have no fear."— Matthew 17:7. • • • Beware o f despairing about your­ self; you are commanded to put your trust In God, not in yourself. — Saint Augustine. Lyle C . Wilson Says: LBJ Speaks Softly Thera remains a reasonable doubt that President Johnson is fiercely determined to twist the arms that may need twistins in the S9th Congress to ob­ tain amendment ol the TaftHartley A c t If aver a president spoka softly In proposing a major legislative action, the Presi­ dent spoke softly last week In asking repeal of Taft-Hartley's section 14-B. It Is quite poss­ ible, of course, that LBJ also is carrying a big stick. There Progress Along St. Johns By Joe Crankshaw Florida Tlmes-Unlon (Reprinted with permission) Announcement ot a proposal to realign U. S. 17-92 by con­ structing a 4-mllei long bridge and causeway straight across Lake Monroe from Enterprise on the north shore to Sanford on tha south haa stirred a brisk controversy among some interests In tha Volusla-Sem* lnole County area. The pro­ posal la also a measure of the changes that have and will come to the Upper St. Johns River. The Senford-Semlnole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce has a charming slogan which is also used over tha masthead o f Tha Sanford Herald. It reads: "Seminole County on the St. John River "The Nile of America.” Some people might think that a larger Mid-Western river known as the Mississippi deserves that title but loyal Floridians ought to stick up fur Sanford, and more SL Johns River towna ought to ballyhoo tha slogan. Sanford, originally known aa Fort Mellon In honor of an Army captain killed there during tha Seminole Ware, la not only known as the “ Cel­ ery Capital of tha World" but also aa tha place where tha Upper SL Johna River begins. By a quirk o f fate and geography tha SL Johns flows northward and thus the “ upper” river la south of Jacksonville which Is down­ stream near the mouth. This tends to confuse many people but It la tha thing that make* the river differenL The Lower 8L Johns has always been navigable and served, until the railroads of Henry Plant and Henry Flag­ ler wrested away the busi­ ness, as a liquid highway of commerce and a war path In the development of Florida. Stately ateam boats o n c • navigated the lower river be­ tween Jackeonvilla and Senford. These graceful vesscla made stops at I'lcolata to un­ load freight and patiengera on the tiny railroad leading to SL Auguitlna, aa well aa Palatka, Astor, Orange Mille, is some cause to believe, how­ , section 14-B which permits ever, that there Is neither a the itatei to enact rlght tobig stick nor any belligerent work laws banning the union Intent to compel Congress to ihop. do the bidding o f big labor President Johnson knew the on Taft-Hartley. Labor lead­ ers claim with much justice payoff term* whan he w u th at'big labor w t r a major campaigning for election last factor in the Johnson-Hum- year. Campaigner LBJ and his phrey triumph last November mate, 111111, won labor cheers and in the election to Congress and volet with their campaign of a fat Democratic majority. promliei while the Republican Top item in the payoff for cam­ nominee was solemnly telling paign help demanded now by chill audiences that section the labor leaders is repeal ot 14-B represented a bailc civil right and should not be repeal­ ed. The union leaders end their friends got their revenge on Barry Goldwater at the Altamonte Springs poll* and the LBJ-HHH ticket Mrs. Jolla Bastes Mrs. Ritchie Barrie got their votea. no-mo If President Johnson la cool at heart to the repeal proposal, Bear Lake.Foreet City It could be In the unlikely Mrs. Maryann Miles Lake Mary cause of conslitency or in an I39-M70 Mrs. Pranere W< equally unlikely ethical defer­ IIS 4 I1 I Caaaelberry ence to principle. Repeal of M is. Jane Ceeeelherry Lake Mearns Taft-Hartley baa become Dem­ Mrs. B . L. J ocratic dogma over the years. 222-4722 Ch sleets For the Democratic party to Mis. Joan Magia reject and to revile the TaftMrs. Donna Betas su-iTta Hartley Act and all of Its parts SM -U IT DeBtry waa indeed a iwitch. It I* no North Orlande Mrs. John Leons le x a iwitch for the President Mrs. Margaret Ceaby U I-U U of the United States. LBJ was U I47H Deltona serving his sixth term In the Osteen Mss. Mildred Bessy House of Representatives on Mrs. Clarence Baylor 922-4*41 June 4, 1947, when Taft-llart ley passed the House by a lop Geneva Oviedo Mrs. B>ol^n^L«sdy tided vote of 320-to-79. Mrs. JoAna Haja U M I7I A majority of House Demo­ crats voted for Taft . Hartley then and Rep. Lyndon B. John­ son (D-Tex.) was among them. A sterner lest was to come. President Truman vetoed the Taft-Hartley Act on June 20, 1947, Incorporating In his veto age 1A Sanford, Florida Wed., June 2,1965 message the precise argu ments of the CIO protest to ■ U T K S A. tUBLOW, iu i >t « m a r e r m u a e a 11ST demanding that he veto. pn nast voi.T oi.tna. Rep. Johnson and his fellow BOWBBT S U U I B H ra tii. a a o o a s R t a a House Democrats beat down Aeeocleie ESItor AdverUetaf Direeuv the Truman veto In fine style. r a c o v a n r*s.T aov aaaaa M in ifie s BOller The vote waa 331-to-U. House ASveriUlB# Mamaser B oar* n i u u u Democrats split: 1M to over­ Aecteir BSlter dAJita sa oB M A a a a ride the veto; 71 to sustain it. BOTTia A t a r i a Baeleeee c u r aattev Rep. Johnson voted to over rvBC v a t t i ride. Editor, Karaldt Oeeaty Bailor Enactment e f Taft-Hartley 1 want to congratutata you atix vincarr has been followed by nearly 20 on your new addition to your Stall Pkoteereaker years o( all-out union effort to paper, AU Florida Magarlne. Pub Il*k *4 dally esoept Saturday, suasey a*4 CSrtetaeei pek- repeal or to amand the a c t I enjoyed it vary much. Keep Ueked Saturday preeeedlet CkriemaA Thais efforts cosuiatently have up tha good works lor pro­ ■ G B oca trn o a r a been beaten down. Berne DeUrary gress. Big labor hai refined its I also want to mention the nr B sa o m in o u s ca n a r y target now. It bee taken aim picture of the proposed “ Ma­ lie Week ll.ee t Veer •lids t Veer at e single pert o f Tafl-Hert- rina." This Is wondarful. It’s See a BenUe a r e a ■setae ley, section 14-B. what we naed hare in our A it I Meatse M l I Reside No state is compelled is out­ city. 1 do hope with this atari IAS t Meath Lee t Meath V. a Pee tel BesnlaUras preride tfcat SB eakeertpReee he law the union shop but 19 have we the people of Sanford will pais la ad vases. done so with right-to-work get behind this project. This laws. These R-T-W lews guar­ is our last opportunity to put Tee Morale la a aeak er el tte Danes Prow wfcieh Is ##• antee to the worker A basic Sanford on the map and to titled eaeiaeuolr u U e nee lor repetUeeUea s i all ike treat civil right, the right to Join a think we have all of Uds made tewa related la isle eswapeaer. union or not. The union bosses possible by our good Lord. k stored aa assess elese M tie r osieeer It. It i l at las Peel promise revenge on politicos I do hope you will print this Office e l Aeaferd. FlerlOe. seder ike dot U OonSToeo mt Marsh who defend 14-B. so everyooo will know bow a. i m l _________________________________ On the recent record ef ooe cltiten is behind this 100 Be part at aar material, sews or saver uses*. #r tats odlilee President Johnson and his par­ p a r d i r t . el The Sealerd Mereld n i l he repreaoees ta ear ■asaer wllk- ty with respect to d v ii rights Thanks again and I hope you eel wrUMa pemieetea of tee re klleaer e« The Moraid. a m and section 14-B, it would ap­ much success in your endaavItdlvISeel sr Ora reaeessUie for sees rearseeeUen wiu he euneisered as latriasos «■ Tbs Uereiaa eerrriaht and wtli he pear that soma civil rights are or. ----- the taw. fighter than others, political R. T. JoboaoB Herald Area Correspondents fc a n & rii $ rra U i whsre Colonel Robert G. Cole hosted General and Mrs. Rob­ ert E. Lee and also developed (he grapefruit, aa well as other now forgotten places. Presidents Grant and Cleve­ land sailed the waters of the St. Johna as did ninny wealthy persons, many of them in their own yachts, who cams to Florida for their health. The lower river waa also the scene o f a famed rare l>etween the atenmera II. T. tlaya and John 8ylvester. The two raced from Jacksonville to Talatka and back with the Baya winning a close race. The upper river was al­ most as unknown at the lower river waa wrll known. Beyond Laka Monroe the river was virtually uncharted for many years, it wound Its way through many shallow chan­ nel* and, although It la never further than 1& mllea or so from the Atlantic from Titusvlll to between Melbourne and Yero Beach, few people knew much about IL In 1773 William Bartram wrongly concluded that Its headwaters were near Tltuavilla. Bernard Roman*, famed ■napmakcr and engineer ac­ cepted Indian talea that the river cam* from Lake Mayacco which la Lake Okeecho­ bee. The truth lay almost ex­ actly halfway between. In 1822 John Eatton La Conte determined that the river rose from a small lake, now known as Laka lielltn Biases. The Utter name was given It hy settlers In the region who said anyone going that far inland had "gone to Hell en biases. . , ." But La Conte alto said that much of tha water ram* from a vast marsh with ", . . . an unin­ terrupted horlson as th* sea Itself. . . ." 11* thought th* area waa on* huga aerlra of tpringa but ha was wrong as lima haa shown. Men now know that th* SL Johna gets much o f Ha waters from th* rains which fall in South Florida and that In times of drought, auch aa are being experienced now, that L# Conte'a vast series o f springs dries up. Lake Ilellen Biases, tha supposed source of the river, has almost com­ pletely dried up and Its ex­ cellent fishing has almost dis­ appeared. A week or two ago, a re­ tired Navy man from Ft. Mc­ Coy began a canoe trip on the SL Johna at a point where it crosses under State Rond 620 north of I.ake Poinsett near Cocoa. Hit destination was the Oklawaha River. Tha trip would take him through Laka Monroe and Laka George, big­ gest of the many lakes along the river, but when he got to Sanford he said that at point* tha Upper River had almost become a m i n o r stream. Along the way, Jim Longmire, the canoeist, saw and appreciated all that remains of a vanishing Florida. Rare Sandhill Cranes hid from him or tried to, and overhead circled some young Raid Eaglet who apparently had been born In tha wilderness along the river. Sadly, the wilderness won't Ust much longer. The drought haa caused much of tha reduction in the river, but a lot o f It can be accounted for by man's de­ velopment of tha marshes and bunks, the dams across steams and change* in topography. The Improvements have caus­ ed water shortages, however, and aom* change* may be mad* one day which will re­ capture a little o f th# wild­ erness grandeur. The proposed bridge, the drainage, th* dame, th* In­ flux of people— all are chang­ ing Florida. It may be progreai and ovrryon* may bene­ fit from the change* but the way of Ilf* it will replace was, while often hard, a gra­ cious and free way and those are two abstract Ideals which are often in short supply these days. OVER 35 YEARS Miriam ceofetee* that she now sees her hatband's aide of the caw . Bat when aha demanded a divorce, aha waa eetfUhly trying to bol­ ster her awn wounded fem­ inine ego. Wives, send for the booklet below aad thus safeguard year marriage, for many ef yen are on th* brink ef divert* aad don't even re aHie that fact! CASE W-400: Miriam B., aged 35, U the young wife who divorced her mate five ye a n ago, though she had two young iont. “ Dr. Crane," she wept, “ I made a tragic mistake. After hearing your lectures and having read your column the pait year, I see where I was largely at fault “ You are correct In saying divorce starts In tha bedroom, for I now can look back and ice that such was the caw in my marriage. “ For I felt that my huiband was too demanding. So I tried to ration him aa regards what you call 'erotic calories’ and make him subsist on m y quo­ ta. “ As I look back, I remem­ ber how angry and caustic he finally became. “ But I hadn't thought ot your compirlion between a man's greater gastric appetite and also his natural endow­ ment ot a much larger arotlc hunger. “ I see now that if I had tried to ration him at the din­ ner table to my own 2.000 cal­ orie Intake, he would soon have broken away and dined at a downtown restaurant to make up (or my starvation table menu. “ But 1 did that very same thing in the erotic realm and when I found that ha waa dat­ ing an office secretary, I waa io jealoui and hurt and an­ gry, 1 insisted on an immed­ iate dhorce. “ Now I wUh I hadn't! Ha waa really a wonderful man. But I just waa plain Ignorant o( the vast sexual differences between male and female. “ Dr. Crane, p len a tell other angry wlVol to wake up be­ fore U la too lata. I'd have a devoted huiband today and my sons would hive their daddy home with them every night If 1 hadn't been so head­ strong and Insistent that 1 waa right and ha was 100 per cent w rong!" Many men are Immature and very poor marriage risk*, even at th* outset. But millions of potentially good husbands are driven in­ to divorce courts by wh-ea who (Imply have the wrong idea about sex. In their self-righteous belief that “ What pleases me should bo ample (or my nusband." they ihort-ratlon their mates as regards erotic calories. And that It courting danger! For when you starve a human male In either his gastric or his erotic intake, you are simply setting the stage for his violation of one of the Ten Commandments. For a hungry man will fin­ ally resort to stealing. And an erotically ascetic huiband will often kick over the traces, albeit furtively and unobtrusively. If you frigid wives with A mania to short ration your mates In the erotic realm would take the proper view, you'd be grateful to your hus­ bands when they enter Into clandestine affairs. For at least the men are trying to protect your pride and save your ego the defla­ tion that would come If they flaunted their unfaithfulness! You ungrateful wives not only drive your mates away from you but then you haven't the courtesy to thank them for protecting your ego by their secretive affairs! Divorces start in the bed­ room. And you wives are at least SO per cent responsible, though you don't even ima­ gine you are at all to blame. So wake up. Get hep! For the sake of your children, send for the booklet “ Sex Dif­ ferences Between Men and Women," enclosing a long, stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Use it to pre­ vent divorce! ( Always write to Dr. Crane la care of this newspaper, enclosing a long, stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing rosts when you send for on# of his book­ lets.) GEMINI 4 FOURDAYSIN SPACE WADER GRONKTTE ANDCBSNEWSSTAFF SPECIAL REPORT I f t O U M T T O t o u o r T M SAVINGS A N O LO A N 1 0 O N 3 A TIC N . IN C . O f W hiCH M tM A M o ' l l * TONIGHT 7:00 P. M.r CH. 6 -- _— , 812 WEST FIRST ST. —-----------—— —— — " IT SANFORD, FLA. YOU CANNOT BUY THESE FLORIDA GLASSES! BUT YOU CAN G ET A LL 3 FREE AT YOUR SANFORD AREA At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside aid poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpal a • Furniture • T ito • PI ahoa • Rental Bade ATLANTIC DIG 12-OZ. 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FA 2 4 6 1 2 ROY HOWARD DEAN TAYLOR 4111 Orlande Dr. • »»• »-* Baa feed A re, 022-9049 222 0*44 RON BBOOKB W ~ *22-0707 �w «ft M i r l I ’ tr e 2A — Jun® 6, 1945 Frank Steudle, Mrs. Steudle Head Old Glory By D w u Ei i h New officer* o f Old Glory American Legion Fost 1M and Auxiliary Unit o f Alta­ monte Byring* were formally Initalled by district official* at a apeclal meeting at the F osl Home on rrairl* l.ake. Poet officer* InsUlled by Julian R. Fuciell, sixth dis­ trict commander, who wae as■tiled by William C. Llnsky and Adam Marsh, district committeemen, were Frank Stuedle, commander: Joseph Keller, first rice commander; Jack Beauchamp, aecond rice commander; James E. Hugh­ es. finance director; Thomas Lofgren, adjutant; Roger O. Mills, sergeant-at-arms; Wil­ liam Chambers, service o ffic­ er; Phillip Burkhardt (sitting in for Linton Cox), chaplain, and Ctell T. Rice, historian. Officers o f the Unit install­ ed by Mrs. Wilma Jones, sixth district president who waa assisted by Lola Jones, district chaplain, Mildred Moyer, district secretary, and Dorothy Mitchell, district ser­ geant at arms, wars Mrs. Molly 8teudle, president; Mrs. Ruth Rudolph, first vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Vesta Payne, sec­ ond vice president; Mrs. Elis­ abeth Hills, secretary; Mrs. N a n c i Russell, treasurer; Mrs. Era Keller (sitting la fo r Mrs. Lillian C ox), histor­ ian; Mrs. Sally Kaulhaber, chaplain, and Mrs. Lou Cham­ bers, sergeant at arms. Mrs. Steudle announced ap­ pointed chairmen to be Mrs. R. T. Mllwse o f Loagwood, Americanism; Mrs. Catherine Burkhardt o f Maitland, child welfare and rehabilitation; Mrs. Keller o f Longwood, civil defense; Mrs. Faulhaber o f Altamonte Springs, com­ munity service; Mrs. Russell o f Fern Park, constitution and by-laws; Mrs. J. G. Melntoah o f Altamonte Springs, foreign relations; Mrs. Btusdie o f Casselberry, Girls State; Mrs. Cox o f Longwood, historian; Mr*. Rud­ olph o f Longwood, legislator; Mrs. Grace Ambacher of Fern Tark, membership and parley and all past presi­ dents; Mrs. Hill* o f Long­ wood, music; Mrs. Eleanor Pearson o f A l t a m o n t e Springs, national security; Mrs. Minty Warren o f Fern Park, poppy; Mrs. Payne o f Longwood, press book; Mrs. Mary Kollmann of Altamonte, publicity; and Mr*. Chamber o f Fern Park, radio and tel­ evision. 8evrnty-flvs persons at­ tended the Installation cere­ monies including s p e c i a l guests Minton Brown o f Post •2, Leesburg, and Josephine Marsh o f Unit 19, Orlando. All womea present ware given poppy corsages by pop­ py chairman, Mr*. Warren. Following t h e ceremonies and refreshment*, bath Unit IBS and the Poet adjourned until September. Nabisco Cookias fcriermeee's Tasty Cinnamon Crisps Is Bsp-Tsn Ceos Cake R o l l . . . 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TB Declines JACKSONVILLE (UF1) — Tuberculosis has d e e l t s e d dramatically Is Florid* Is re­ cant peers, tha Ststa Beerd P U B U X . . . WHERE SHOPP1NS IS A FLEASLI �I e Paw 4A — Junn f, 1MB Vm D / 3y Abigail Van Biiren (b fu n h DEAR ABBY: Y oo don't w aits many word* ao I won't either. Dou you bo* Uovo In luckT BERNIE DEAR BEBNIE: Certain­ ly. How eUo could one ex­ plain the f w c t t i of hi* •aamtoa? atrong ad the piano at one o ’clock In the morning. Thie n a y aeem unbelievable, but at • o'clock In the morning aha la out In her yard water­ ing the graaa and alngtng, "La la la tat" Except for the craay houra they keep, they are a delightful family. To whom DEAR ABBY: My prob­ lem la a neighbor who works from 12 to M houra • day In her yard. She mows the lawn at 11 o ’clock at night and disturbs the en­ tire neighborhood, Her aon ia atudying to be a coo cert pianist, and he la atlQ going Qacnby On fihidqa Here la 0 Jacoby dDettiaioa o f correct uae o f the Jump to game by Philip Yeldeaman In the Vanderbilt Cup competlOiwald: “ Our teammatae Phil Faldeiman and Dingy WeDa bid a lot of One alama In Urn Vanderbilt Which do you think waa the moat work­ manlike Job?” Jim: “ 1 tike tha way thay bid tha hand we’re dlacuailng today. Thlnga atarted out aaaUy enough, but Phil bad a problem at hla aecond turn to bid. Ha aolved that problem by Jumping to four epadea in aplte o f the fact that ha really did not hava more than a Jack abova tha minimum ahown by hla two-heart reiponse.” Oiwald: “ In that ipot the Jump to game ihould ihow ex­ actly that Dingy had bid ona i Wa I *1' I I NORTH A K JO VAKJII ♦ toa « u i AM AM Y W 742 VM S ♦ Q >7 9 J 14 AKQJT4 A A 10 f I BOOTH <D) AAQ10T4 W Q 10 ♦ AKOII AO Doth vulnerabto Beeth Wee* Narlk 1A Paaa 1 9 BA Pam 4 A *A Pam I f IA Pate Pern Opening lead—A X apade and three dlamoada. Phil waa mildly Interested in ■ alam, but be wanted to tell Dingy to make the flrit move beyond game.’ ' : * Jim: “ I aur# Ilka Dingy’* five-diamond bid. H* was not intareited In saven alncs, if Phil bald ace-king of hearts, a ct of cluba and the king of apadsa, h* would have made a bid that eould not be passed instead of giving Dingy a chanca to quit at four spadaa. Dingy wanted to And out how strong Phil waa; not how many aces be bald.” Oiwald: “ PhU'a five-heart bid wai also excellent. He told Dingy that he held good hearts, ao that Dingy bad no problem about going to six with that queen of hearta as a key cerd.” Jim: "The whole thing tooka •aay b o n , but it la worthy of note that our expert oppo­ nents stopped at game after North merely bid three apadea over three dlamondi." JhaWoman; Have you over wandered why— A woman will lie about bar age, line# It would saem to ba more flattering to • woman to have others think o f her aa younglooking for 40 than as old-looking for 35? Any woman wants to bo Just like a slater to her daughter —Instead o f like a mother? A woman can get so much aelf-confidenca from a hidden label In a dress? Any woman who has a head of hair would spend money for a wig? Any woman would bo seen outside her borne or beauty salon with her hair stretched over rollcri? Any woman wouldn’t realDa that she la being disloyal to her aon when she goes around criticising her daugh­ ter-in-law? Any woman would rather bear a hook review than read g book for herself? A mother would meekly let • child talk to her aa though she didn’ t have good sense? Any wife would dlcuss her husband’s faults and short­ coming! with her woman friends? d & fh U q h iA IK Jacoby and Son 10-11 p.m. (CBS). The Dan. a y Kaye Show. (Rerun). Two o f CBS' top eomica get to­ gether tonight when Lucille Bell Joins Denny In an open­ ing sketch about a married couple who don't have the nerve to fire their meld. They team up later In the show to portray a travelling troupe o f actors who are short-hand, ed and still tha show must go on. Musically the two cornice do e aong-end-dence number entitled "The Balloonists." singer John Cary contributes “ Come To Me" end "Red Rosy llush," and Joins Danny in “ Way Beck Home." A swing­ ing Denny Kaye version o f Two Fire Calls Sanford Eire Department an­ swered two calls Monday. Tha first was at about 12:20 p. m. at 1M1 South Sanford, where grease la aa ovaa ignited. Thera was only slight damage. The other call was about 7:20 p. m. to 2SII Park Drive where a power Una was down as tha result o f a short in a street light. A blood test D a require­ ment fo r marriage la moat State# o f the Union. BERRY'S Any woman would rather keep a perfect house then make a home where her child­ ren's friends are welcome? Any mother would go to bed end go to ileep before her teen-age children were In and accounted for? A happy wife and mother would ever describe herself apologetically aa "Just a house­ wife?’' Any mother would encourage bar children to keep thlnga from their father that might upset him? Have you ever wondered? I here. "Perdido" closes this very en­ I. (Rerun). Lots o f plot and narrative In thD one, which joyable show. 7:30-8:30 p.m. (NBC) Tha la Just a warm-up for what Virginian. "Potrait of n ahould be an entertaining Widow." (Color). (Renin). finals next week. In a flash­ This one Involves n phony back sequence Rob (Van French artist, e rich widow Dyke) telle how he end Laura and a possible romance for (Mary Tyler Moore) then 8V4 Betsy. It’s also a show In months pregnant, wars held which the cast surpasses Its up in an elevator which then material. Tha guest stars are got stuck. Don Rick)*# guests Vera Miles and John Gavin as the rather good-natured and the moat Impressive reg­ holdup man. Beet scenes ere ulars are Lee J. Cobb and ■till tha ones la the office. Next week: the big benefit Roberta Bhore. 8:30-0:30 p.m. (ABC) Shin­ variety show at the prison dig. The big news ia that housing the erstwhile crook. WORLD DEAR ABBY: What does a boy do when ha meets a girl hla parents disapprove of beeeuse he picked her up In a movie show? My par­ ents aay she D Dash, and they haven't even met her. When I first met Dianna (she la IS), 1 (old my par­ ents the truth about how I met her. They were very upset and told mo not to havo anything to do with her. I secretly dated Dianna for four months, and than 1 told m y parents about I t They really became upset, and forced me to break up with DDnne for all Urn*. ThD really hurt her. Wa liked each other e lot and aha was a good kid. I think this D unfair and I want to know what you think. BROKEN-HEARTED DEAR BROKEN-HEART­ ED: You don't aay bow old you are, which la Important. But assuming you are under 17, picking up a g b l any­ where ia ■ poor way to meet • "good kid." Your parents By Ruth Miiiett T V Time Previews Patty Duke, known heretofore as an actress, takes a (tab aa a vocalist on this hour. It’e the Ideal show fo r her, since It exposes her publicly and gives no indication as to whether she can sing or not, but we have a hunch shall continue to be known aa aa actress. Aside from Patty, the balance of the show la pretty much the seme ea ever — loud end awful. Borne o f the tonaila belong to Major Lance, Marianne Faithful, Diane Renay, Linda Carr, Bobby Hliermen and the usual dutch of group#. 9-0:30 p.m. (CBS). Dick Van Dyke Show. *4 H ." Part should I complain? BLURRY-EYED DEAR BLURRY: First complain to your neighbor (with a song In your heart) and lot her know that but for your neighborly spirit, you would have aung to tha local police. There are lews about disturb in f the peace— be it a drunken brawl, Cho­ pin or "L a la la la I" • • • 9-10:41 pan. (NBC). Wed­ nesday Night Movie. "Bed Day A t Black Koek." (Color). (Rerun). "Bad Day At Black Rock" mesne good night at TV set, with three Academy Award winner*, S p e n c e r Tracey, Walter B naaaa and Dean J agger, ia the east, ably supported by Robert Ryan, Anne FrancD, Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnlae. Tracy plays a stranger who ia look­ ing fo r a Japanese farmer ia aa isolated desert community, and the answers he gets from the aagTy townspeople lead him to believe the fanner hue murdered. ThD one has 9:80 . 10:90 pm. (ABC) Burke's Law. "W ho Killed Cornelllue G ilbert?" (Rerun). Wa Imagine the Mg pock here D that Neaetta Fabray, whose last Broadway appear­ ance waa as the first lady ta "M r. President," pleya a can­ didate fo r the office o f pres­ ident and alee D eae e f the people suspected o f thD eve­ ning’ s murder. B bco It’s a rich corpse, thorn a n other celebrity suspects, Da as Clark, Barbara Eden. Martha Hyer and we assume, by pop­ ular demand, Edgar Bergen again. should have met Dianne be­ fore passing Judgment on her. However, 1 can’t blame them for Insisting that you break up. You did see Di­ anne oo the sneak far tour months, which proved to your parents you eouMnt be trusted. s e e DEAR ABBY: I have nev­ er written to a columnist before, but after reading the letter from the mother who waa "proud" that bar two little aooa were born with cleft palates because it waa a "manifestation of God's w ork," I cannot refrain from commenting. Can it be that this mother does not know that cD fi palates can be corrected by aurgery? I do not feel that "G od manifests His work" by deforming infanta at birth. If Ha did, H* would­ n't give the surgeon the knowDdge end skill to cor­ rect such deformities. AMAZED • e * Problem at Write to AB­ BY, Box 89TOO, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal re­ ply, enclose a stamped, »eli­ ed dressed envelope. • a s CUSTOMER SANFORD ONLY! Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 68700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTEltg FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS," > m good only JUNE 3 - JUNE 9 ,19 6 5 tenth w eek EDYTH THORNTON M cLEOD “ Please tell me bow my hus­ band should dress for church every Sunday, This la a very ■mall community and we do not dress aa people do in a big city. My usual dress Is a print in aummer and a hat. In winter I wear black, vary simple. My husband never wears a hat.—M. L ." If It la very hot., your hus­ band can wear a wash suit In one of tha conservative colorings, but a dark business suit la always correct, aa is a tie, white shirt, and black ■hoes. In aummer he could wear a white coat and black slacks. "A t fifty I have just gone to work in my old company They are all nice and I know my work la efficient, but the younger women treat me aa an 'old* woman. This isn't fair, la It? I must work, aa I am widowed and hava no money— E ." ThD to a difficult situation, but grin and bear it. You are fortunate to be placed. Do not try to act "young," hut keep yourasIf well-informed on all that iota on In tha world as well as In lb* office. Never allow yourself to be drawn Into discussions. Just listen) “ For patio parties would It ba In bed taste for me, age U , to wear shorts and a blue ahlrt? I am about 2*4" and weigh exactly what your chart calls for on the 'Figure Per­ fection DDL* I follow thD.— Nell O. H ." If you feel happy and knew that you look well, wear the short*— but remember thD. At to nature D seldom kind •ad Dge ere not ao pretty as whan covered. And If your gnesta are “ younger than springtime," you won’t ba hapPT“ I hava tha worst neck, and my akin D dry, also. 1 cannot wear scarves around my neck In summer. What to do?—G.H. A ." Who wants a scarf as a cov­ er-up? You can do a great deal to improve your Deck. Sand me a long, self • addressed, stamped envelope, enclose TEN cents In coin and requeat the leaflet, “ How T o Youthlfy Your Neck." My address D 336 West 46th Street, New York 10016, N. Y. Tomorrow— From My Note­ book Tennis Winners BRUSSELS (U PI) — Julie Hcldman of New York topped Gall Sheriff of Australis, 9-7, 91, to win the women's ain glea title la tha Rasante Inter­ national tennis tournament Sunday, N 1 k o Kalogeropouloa o f Greece defeated Australia's John Sharpe, 97, 11-9. 90, 92, to taka the men's tlUe. | , - \j i HUM f IN THIS W EEK'S d in n e r w a r e s p e c ia l 1 SOUP BOWL & 1BREAD & BUTTER PLATE! 111\ f ) 1 HI A1 H1 T on rrn o x l t CARLOAD PASS S I T * ■teste f i t * — A la. fleet |5,00 OR MORE! Renews Pact MONTREAL (UPI) — Joe Blake, proving ba can bo jtwt as fickle as the fans, has da* elded to haagw to hD crying towel and coach tha Montreal Canadians tor hD llth Urn U - year •old ana-Urn* "lamplightar" of punch line fama with the same Casedis, signed a one-year can tract Mooday for aa undDelos *d sum to pitot toe Staatoy Cup chsmplotu PUBL I X. . . W HERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI LAST DAY "Frem Re NOth With Lave" STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE I M I I I H (SABS ST m M N U I9 M “BEACH BLANKET BINGO* i - i f PLUS “BEACH F A IT T BOTE STARRING SA N FO RD Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and tin . fcf <Afcaag Am ■ im a Onovo Dr., Sanford J u j i -1 > �H o r o s co p e F oreca st THURSDAY, JUNE 3, IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES: Now you wint lame apprcciation for whatever you have done for otbera, and thoie you know alto want to have a pat on th* back for whatever they n a y have dona. So make sure that you abow others you are willing to praite them and equally *urc that you look for others’ good points—and (ell 'em I A1KK8 (March 31 to April II) If you contact those who ara cheerful during free time, you can be happy and forget any currant worries. Get talante working properly. Be sure you first attend to any Important duties. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Endeavor to please own kin and make abode more charming, comfortable. Com­ plete work that you have been doing for several days or weeks. This will be relatively easy today. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Any data you nted can be gleaned from others if you are direct and come to the point quickly. Ask (or assist­ ance with any selling, pro­ fessional duties, etc. Be very honest with others. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) This la the day to find added Interests that will add much to your current In­ come. Monetary wizards can be vary helpful. Get an Im­ proved budget set up that is easier to follow. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Don't hesitate to express your needs to those with whom you com e In contsct and are able to open new doors of oppor­ tunity to you. Your finest qualities are very apparent. They are appreciated. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Rather than go off on some unztecessary little trip or oth­ er, handle any personal pentup problem! easily and quick­ ly. Help those who are In need, also. Be generous. U B R A (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Powerful Individuals can be persuaded to give you legiti­ mate favors you seek at this time. Get out tonight to some social gathering where you are appreciated. Be happy. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Contacting higher • up whose control over your af­ fairs ia greatest can mean getting favora you need now, You can become quite pros­ perous ia both personal and business matters. Be alert. SAGITTARIUS (Now. g to Dec. 31) You are pretty much in a rut, so be sure to get in­ to new outlet that la both pro­ fitable and Interesting. Listen to advica of others. Don't be antagonistic instead. CAPRICORN (D ec. 23 to Jan. 10) Your intuition la working accurately and this will help you In dealing with others today. Later, clear up any misunderstandings with loved one. Reach a perfect harmony, AQUARIUS (Jan. 11 to Feb. I I ) If you get together with associates with regard to pol­ icy mattera you make the future more successful. Show appreciation for your allle*. They become easily amenable to right idsai. PUCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Make your surroundings more cheerful if you want to do better work and get finer ideas. Be sura to co-operate more with fellow workers. This will inspire them to greater effort. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, ho or she will look upon himaolf or herself as a pretty important person from earliest age, end if you give the right education, your progenroy can certainly become successful, even famous. Be very careful where critical comments are concerned or there is much loss of ego and incentive to get ahead. Save now for college tuition. ‘The SUra impel, they do net compel." What yee make sf yew life is largely «P *» YOU! Carroll Rlghtcr'a Individual Forecait for your sign for July U now ready. For your copy send your birlbdate and M.00 to Carroll Klghter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box W l , Hollywood » . Calif. H A T S OIL, BROTHER OUSTON, Tax. 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Bench R Ant Bcmb HOT SHOT. lt-Oa. Caa Mo 39 la s s a s 43* Hwy. 17-tl at STth ha this ad arc C O m sC A K E , It Ob. Pks. If* n o n ism s/M t Jnea 1. �Astronaut Eyes 'Longest Broad lum p' Seminole County * * • * on the S t Johns River * * * * * White “The Nile of America” l5>mtfnr& fo r alii Phono 12*4811 822-2611 Zin Zip Code 82771 Delays 'W alk' # ______________________WEATHER: Wednesday 82-62: fair thru Friday, high 90-95; low tonight in upper 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA BULLETIN CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Astronauts Jamea McDtvttt end Edward White decided today to watt until (he third orbit of t h e i r Gemlnl-4 spacecraft tor While t« at­ tempt A a i e r l c s ’i first "w alk" in apare. NO. 204 House OK's Marina, Port Bottom Land Drought Solution Rec Center Transfer To Bids Dumped Sought For Glades City Expected By Altamonte ^ e i o 6* Seminole High C lan of 1840 will take part In Claia Pay exercises Friday at the high school. Time of the activities la 1:30 p.m. instead o f 2:30 p.m. as previously stated. • • • Buck Motts, new Seminole High football coach, will be remembered by his classmetes as "Junior Metis," He also was referred to as the "L ik e Monroe Locomotive" In newepaper accounts of his fasts in the early 1930s, • • • Apparent overexuberance of some Seminole High School seniors — and possibly Juniors —la cauaing great concern to city manager W. E. (Pete) Knowles. It seems some peo­ ple have b e e n traveling •round town writing the num­ erals "85" and "68" 90 many o f the street traffic signs. In many instances the painted numerals obliterate the eigni, which are erected as safety factors, • • • Awards Pay program will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Crooma High School. 4 • • • Gary Hudgins, manager at Strickiand-Morrlson, has a puppy which he’d like to give •way. It wai a stray that made itself at home at hit house. Anyone want a puppy t See Gary. Rupert Strickland hai been unanimously nominated by f l the Sanford KJwanJs Club for the post of Lt. Gov. of the Kiwania Sixth Plstrict. • • • Do you have any old glass­ es that you no longer wearT Or frames, cases, even pre­ scription sunglasses T Turn them over to one of your Klwanlan friends. They know an organisation that can use 1 , them to help those who can’t afford to buy them. • • • "Soup, soap and ealvatlon" was the early slogan of the Salvation Army when It start­ ed 100 y e a n ago, Major Sven Kuthstrom, commanding offi­ cer of tbs Hen’s Social Ser­ vice Center in Tampa told Kl^ w solans, Wednesday. “ 9 9 • tim e is drawing near when •11 "city dogs” must have their rabies shots and new tag*. July 1 la the deadline. You can get "shots” at City Hell Juaa 16 and 23. T afs, too. • • • BULLETIN Rep. S, J, Pavia Jr. tele­ phoned The Herald early thla afternoon the Inform­ ation that the Port Author­ ity o f Seminole County and the marina complex bills were approved by the House o f RepreaentativM this mom Int. Pavia added that tha Port Authority measure was amended "to provide Tor public meet Inre o f au­ thority In Seminole County and for filing o f financial statements with the Board o f County Commission and submission o f budgets to the County Commission, public hearlnge on budgets and annual audita." The Port Authority and marina hills were certified to the Senate for iu ac­ tio* this afternoon or Fri­ day, last day of the ses­ sion. » • • By Dottie Austin Last lega) stumbling blocks toward construction o f the Sanford waterfront develop­ ment-marina complex were expected to be cleared away today with pastage o f a bill In the Florida Legislature giving the City of Sanford Hear title to approximately 22 acres of bottom land in Lake Monroe. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., reported to The Sanford Herald today that Rep. S. J. Pavia Jr. Informed him he expected the bill to pass the House this morning and ba sent over to tha Senate for action this afternoon or early Friday, last day o f the aea ■ion. Control of fresh water bot­ tom lands rests with tha trustees o f the SUte Internal Improvement Fund and it Is necessary for the city to be granted "fee simple title" to the lend before the marina landfill area may be lasted to private Inveetora for eon structlon of the moUl-restaurant-club complex. "W e appreciate the diligent work o f our legislative rep­ resentatives In clearing this hurdle fo r us and hope that we will encounter no further difficulties in proceeding with plana for tha waterfront de­ velopment," said Mayor J. H. Creppe, contacted at his home, where he is convales­ cing. W. E. Knowlea, city man­ ager, said tha city’s fiscal agent, Loomle Leedy, already is at work preparing tha necessary bond ordinance and the next step In working toword the marina will be to finalise private capital inter­ ests for the commercial itil>ects and then to obtain engineering designs fo r tha actual construction. Let’s see now, didn’t Buck Matts sell his home In He^B*rnna Park when he took off for Tampa? And now here be la back In Sanford again as Seminois High School’s new football coach. Thal’a the way Compromise Made the bell bounces—and if It’s a On Court Location FOOTball, h takes some real TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — CRAZY bounces. A compromise wai worked out • • • lodsy in the session-long dis­ S o u t h Seminole Jaycecs pute over location of • propos­ - h a v e announced a helping ed fourth district court of ap­ • hand project for benefit of peals. Iho Wilkens family, mother Senators and representatives •ad lour children, whose from tha U-county district heme was buraod last week in stretching from Fort LauderCasselberry. Sunday, from 8 dale to Daytona Beach mat a.m. uatll I p.m ., e percent­ Wednesday night and mat age o f gas sales at either of again this morning before Bob Newell’s Elk Service Su ­ agreeing on a bill to let tha m s (M S in Casselberry, one Stata Suprtma Court decide i A1Umonte) will g o to to where the court headquarters shall ba located. >slit the family, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Members of Florida’* congressional delegation sought n solution today to the critical water shortage problem facing the Ev­ erglades National Park. Florida's two Democratic senators, Spessnrd L. Holland nnd George A. Smnthers, and Rep. Dante • •• Fascell, of Miami, said they were attempting to organize an early Joint MULOA Whoops I ! COLOMBIA, Ceylon (UPI) — Dock workers unloading a cargo vessel pilfered and con sumed several cartons of what they thought were vitamin tab­ lets. Authorities later revealed that what the men bad swat lowed were contraceptive pills shipped here from London. Extra Aid WASHINGTON (UPI) Secretary ot Stale Dean Rusk and foreign aid chief David E. Bell today opened their cam ­ paign far congressional appro­ val of'President Johnson's re­ quest for 889 million in extra assistance for Southeast Asia. Saint (?) John meeting with the secretaries of defense and interior, Gov. Haydon Burns and officials o f the Army Corps and Engi­ neers and the South and Cen­ tral Florida Flood Control District. Tha lawmakers said that In contacting each agency they had found wide differences of opinion on what should be done to save the plant and wildlife in tha Everglades. “ Tha Intent o f our proposed meeting la to obtain the facts and then get essential Immediate action, with the secondary goal o f establish­ ing policies and practices to o f tha present reoccurrences o f tha p'eeenl crisis/* a slatemen t declared. Tha lawmakers said they hoped the meeting could be held In Washington early next weak. South Florida presently Is In tha throea o f the longest spring drought on record. Very littla rain has fatlen on tha area sines last March 4 and the 1.5 million-acre na­ tional park, normally a wet swampland, has been drying up. VATICAN CITY (UPI) — The second anniversary of tha death of Pope John XXIII was observed today with a solemn Mass In his memory attended by his successor, Pope Paul VI. The occasion brought new speculation that the late pon­ tiff would become a saint, a process which ordinarily would not occur ior decades or even TORNADOES HAMMER centuries. U.S. MID-SECTION United Press International Tornadoes, thunderstorms WASHINGTON (U PI) Live pictures of today's Gemini and hail hammered the na­ launch were flashed on tele­ tion’s mid-section Wednesday vision screens In at least 10 night, killing at least two European countries by the Ear­ persona ami injuring more ly Rlrd communications satel­ than CO. Two others were lite. Russia could carry the mining In tha crash o f a program, but there is no In­ small airplane. Rain spattered areas from dication it will. the Atlantic Coast to Min­ nesota today. Showers and FORT LAUDERDALE - thundershowers also hit sec­ (U PI)— An accident in a man­ tions o f the central Rockies ual training class at Fort and tha Great Basin. A woman waa killed and Lauderdale High Wednesday critically Injured a 17-year-old her husband was critically boy scheduled to graduate to­ Injured late Wednesday when day. Gregory Chase was ope­ a tornado flattened their rating a lathe buffing a wood home at Cotton Center, Tex., mallet when the wood came then spun through nearby apart and struck tha side of his Hale Center, Tex., injuring • head, splitting his skull. total o f 60 parsons. Early Bird Skull Split By Donna Estes All six bids submitted on the Altamonte Springs recrea­ tion renter were rejected at regular meeting of the town council Wednesday evening. The board derided to have plans for the center modified and resubmitted for bids. Contractors and their bids submitted were Robert F or tier, 819,700; Fowkei Con structlon Company, 819.929; S A T Construction Company, 821,847; Darwin Shea, 822,254; Oakland Estate*, 827,429, and Modern Builders, Inc., 828,710. la o t h e r business, the board, at recommendation of Mayor W, Lawrence Swot ford, agreed to retain Jack O. Williamson, accountant, to keep the town books in proper order and to prepare monthly statements. A warranty deed from Oak land Estates developer Lee Cohn giving a lot in the aubdivision to the town under the I'-ondittons thet Pehe ma’v'Vncd es a recreation area, open to the general public, was not accepted. Mayor Swofford stated the difficulties involved In having a town recreation facility open to the general public, pointing out that persons from outside the town or the rounty could use the arcs at will. He urged that Cohn be requested to change wonting in the deed to "open to the ciliscna of Al­ tamonte Springs." A c t i n g town attorney. Douglia Stenstrom, suggested adding the phrase "subject to ordinances of iho town." Stenitrom prepared the re­ strictive phrases and the mat­ ter was turned over to Coun­ cilman Her! Chapman for dis­ cussion with Cohn. RESCUE MISSION LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con. go (U PI)—Government treops led by mercenary commander Col, Michael (Mad Mike) Huare today slashed through dense jungles hoping to rescue white hustages held by rebel forces. CITY MEETING There will bo an adjourned meeting of the Sanford City Commission at 8 tonight In tha City Commission Room of the City Hall. CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) Astronauts James McDIvitt and Edward White flew Into orbit aboard their Gemini 4 spacecraft today but failed In hlstory’a flrat attempt to ach­ ieve a close rendexvous with the second stage of their Titan 2 booster rocket. Still on schedule, however, was a spacewalk attempt which would make White the world’* first te If-propelled spaceman. Command pilot McDIvitt tried to fly Gemini In forma­ tion wilh the orbiting rocket stage but ran so low on Jet maneuvering fuel that he was warned by ground control to ahsndon attempts to make a close approach to the rocket. • • * e * Except for tha delay In lowering the erector, the countdown ami flight looked perfect at the outset, The plan had been for Gemlni-4 to take an Initial path rang* Ing from 100 to 185 mllea in altitude. The orbit actually achiev­ ed wee 100 to 175 mllea, and tha mlaalon control center at Houston happily announced: ‘‘This is exactly what the book called for." On the ground, fellow as­ tronaut Gua Grissom advised McDIvitt thet "Everything looks good, Jim." McDIvitt redioed back: "It looks good up here." Eight minutes after lift­ off, McDIvitt turned the ■pacecraft to look at the booater. "It looke pretty," he reported. * MISS USA eontesUnts relax for a moment at Miami Batch prior to tha judging Friday to select the United Statee entry In the July Miai Uni­ verse contest. .(NEA Telephoto) • A Titan-2 rocket hurled the Gemlnl-4 spacecraft fnto the aky at 11:10 a.m. (EDT) after a delay of on* hour and in minute* caused by an electrical failure. The failure prevented the removal on achedule o f the 138-foot erec­ tor which cradled the spacecraft before liftoff. Otherwise the countdown had been perfect Tha weath­ er, here and around the world, waa fine. The astronauta were in perfect phyaleal condition and eager for their adventure. The epececraft, thrown In­ to the aky with ■ roar and volcar> BUHt M f l i * ’ atuf Mack emoka from tha booata( rocket, went Into orbit at 11:22 a.m. (E D T). The flight la scheduled for <12 orblte In four daya, cover­ ing 1.7 million mllea. Assuming everything goes as planned, McDIvitt and White will come back to earth next Monday after­ noon, aplashlng down In the Atlantic some 400 mllea southwest of Bermuda and nlmut 000 miles vast o f Cupc Kennedy. * * Lights were blinking on the eecond etage Titan-2 rocket which White waa scheduled to "walk to" lat­ er in the flight. McDIvitt reported the rock­ et wee tumbling alowly de­ spite his best efforts to ease gently away from It. Within 15 minutes, Gemlni4 had nearly spanned tha At­ lantic Ocean and was begin­ ning ite path southeastward aeroat tha Sahara and Cen­ tral Africa. Gemini control reported McDIvitt and White took two 10-mrn movie cameras aloft. A fter White opens his hatch to begin hla walk in apace, he wee to mount one o f the cameras on the outside o f the capsule. McDIvitt will operate the other movie camera as ha peers at White through tha left-hand batch window. Early in tha flight, tha two astronauts flew Into the first of ths many "aunssts1* they will view in space. RIDING HIGH— If any outer Space creatures peek Into the windows o f G «m inl 4 whQ« lt la In orbit, this la probably what they’ll se e —Astronauts James A. McDtvttt, left, and Edward H. White n , at ease on their contoured flight seats: They wear tha spaceeulta especially designed fo r "space-walking" outside the cabin, Tha suit la ala* a backup system for the cabin pressure. Should that fall, the spacesult provides Ufa n p p o ir . Metal Shortage Silver Coins May Vanish WASHINGTON (U PI) Preildent Johnson aikcd Con­ gress todsy to eliminate silver from dimes and quarters and to reduce the silver content of half dollare by more tha* ooe half. * New dimes and quarters would be three-layer “ sand­ wich" of copper and nickel. Except for • dark ring around the edge, they would look very much like the S-cent and 25-cent pieces currently in use. The new half dollars alto Reds Isolate Viet Nam Area SAIGON (U PI) — A determined Communist offensive In South Viet Nam’s Central Highland today Isolated ■ jun­ gle district near the border with Laos. Government relief forces are trying to reach the area were badly mauled In a series o f Viet Cong ambushes. In an unrelated Incident two more Americans were killed late Wednesday when a M a r i n a Corps observation plane crashed and burned dur­ ing a mission near tha Da Nang alrbaia. Three U.S, Air Force men were slightly injured when their resruo helicopter bit a tree and crashed In an attempt to land nsar the ptaca where the observation craft went down. Brevard Vice Case Couple Posts Bond ROCKLEDGE (UPI) — A couple charged wilh prostitu­ tion and contributing to the delinquency of a minor child were out on bail today. Vice squad raiders found two small children padlocked In wooden bed cages when they arrested their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blum. The children, a girl and boy, ages s and S, were found penned behind wooden slats In the bedroom of the Blum’s house in a respectable resi­ dential area In this community ntar Cape Kennedy, The children were fumed over to Juvenile authorities. STUDENT HURT Allen Lucas, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas, 80S Tan­ gerine Drive, received a mild concussion Wednesday after­ noon whan ba ran into t goal post during physical education data activities at Seminole High School. Tha youth has been admitted to Sem isola Memorial Hospital, would be Ihree-laycrcd — but.new coins ba plaead In atre*> would be all but lnillstlnRulsh-|l»*lon some Urn# next Test­ "1 want to make It abso­ able from present 50-ccnt lutely clear that thaae changes piecea. In a apeeial message to Con In our coinage will hare aa effect on tha purchasing paw* • gresa, the President m ide no er of our coins," tha Presides* mention of any p o a s 1 b 1 e told Coogresa. change in coin denominations. The reason for cutting back on silver content of coins is that the Treasury is running out of silver. Johnson warned Congress that unless tho mint slops us­ ing so much silver for coins, The current legislative saathe government will run out of ■ion In Tallahassee indirect­ the metal in about three ly la the reason that Semin* years. ole Cuunty voting machines H this happened, ho said, still are Impounded. And why the price of silver probably the City o f Longwood had fa would rise to where It would borrow voting machines frees pay Industry to melt down Orange County In Uat Tues­ coins to get silver. day's municipal election. A reduction In silver content Circuit Court suit o f E, of coins was deemed necess­ Pape Dassett, Republican, ary to keep billions of coins out of Ilia melting pot. Sudden oKulnst c o u n t y officials, h si of so many coins could charging Irregularities in last crippto t h e nation’s com­ November's county commis­ merce, administration offi­ sion race against W. Law­ rence Swofford, Democrat, cials said. Nickels do not contain all- ■till is in court. Swofford, tha winner by a var and would continue to be made of copper-nickel alloy. bare margin, explained today Pennies still would bo made that a motion for dismissal of the case, in which he slae of copper. There would be no reduction was the winner, is being held in silver In the 81 coin. It In abeyance pending the leg­ would continue to be made of islative session bscsuae hla nine parts silver and one part attorney la Rep. S, J. Davie cupper — a formula that has Jr. The machines were Im­ liecn in uso for silver coins pounded to retain the voting fjr 173 .years. Johnson proposed that tho count. Voting Machine Tie-Up Explained W h y Buy O U T OF TOWN? LOOK A T THESE SALE PRICES — Limited quantities. No Hales te Dealers. 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M. and 8:30 P. M A Beautiful TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY NIGHT! SPONSORED BY TH E TO BE GIVEN THURSDAY NIGHT! IN COOPERATION WITH TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT! AND HIS TV GANG! GET YOUR TICKETS AT ANY DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS! FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT! NOTHING TO BUT’ — PRIZES AWARDED EACH NIGHT! M EM BERS OF THE SAN FO RD A U T O M O B IL E DEALERS A S S O C IA T IO N GARY HUDGINS RILL HEMPHILL Itrlchlsnd'M orriios, las. Bill Hemphill Motors lemlnols Couatp Motors RON HAAG FRED ELM NOR DAVID TOMLINSON Volkawai** U oiL f M oist Bale* t-* ■ s s f Chri*lar-i*ljr mouth, 1m BEN HOWLAND �'No New Taxes Theme Of Legislature TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — With th* flowers and hoopla of openln* day out o f tha way, tha ataU Legislature aettled down today to provide a amooth fiscal futura for Florida through 1966— with* out naw taxes. Tha House and Senate eon* aanad in their respective chambers. Senate President James Connor o f Brooksvilte and House Speaker L. C. Rowell o f Wildwood were expected to start appointing committees right away. Tha committees provide the grinding mill for all bills presented to the Legislature. They are discussed, changed, discarded or brought back before the main bodies o f both houses Intact. More than 100 bills were on file with the chief clerk o f the House Wednesday and said a special aesslon which surprises In ths 27-page ad­ he will call In Jun* after the dress, which provided an upregular 60-day meeting will to-date report on ths "Stats take car* o f reapportionment. of the State" and tn outlina He also called on those in on his administration’s pro­ the Legislature to envision gram for the coming tw* one (rest state. years. "In the daily performance The speech w-as generally o f my task," he said, “ I ace well received by legislators al­ no east, no west, no north, though some grumbled that i$ no south—no county so big wa* too long or that soma as does not need helpful con­ o f the plan* were not laid cern—no county so small as down In specific terms. Burn* said he wa* hoping to be subject to neglect. . . Burns, saying Florida is for a "team work" adminis­ prosperous with millions o f tration and that he attended dollars in nsw industry and the opening sessions o f both persons! incom* is higher chambers Tuesday to show than ever, urged the 1985 that close ties between his o f­ Legislature Tuesday to forget fice and the lawmakers ara about new taxes this biennum. what he wants. Tha visit to the chambers Instead, he told representa­ tive* and senators packed in­ before his address shattered to ths flower-decked lower precedent. rhsmber on the session's op­ ONLY SURPRISE on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The N ile o f Am erica” Seminole County * * * * ening day they should concen­ About the only surprise In trate on solving spending the address was his recom­ problems within anticipated mendation for a constitutional income. amendment tn be presented to the voters in November, BILLION $ $ The Legislature will consid­ 1066, exempting persona over er the first billlon-dollar 60 year* old from having to spending bill in ths state's pay ad valorem taxes on • Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # history in ths next 60 days house trailers and mofalla hut anticipated revenue for homes used for residences. WEATHER: Fnir thru Thursday, hi«h about 90; low tonight in upper 60s. the coming biennium should He said the tax was actu­ be able to take care of it. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 10U8 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 163 ally driving some senior eitiFlorida, The governor, a* expected, sens away from recommended that the Legis­ considered by many a retire­ lature rut taxea on motor ve­ ment haven. hicle tags—hiked by ths 1903 The governor did not actu­ Legislature—slightly. ally ask the Legislature to As for tax reforms, he said cut out increased auto teg the 1967 Legislature could prices but instead recom­ take care o f them and recom­ mended that the Legislature mended creation o f two study do away with tha provision commissions, on* dealing with for a 13-month teg, put on taxes and the other with con- at the last session for a six•titutlonal revision, both to year period. The law was an Heavy Attack Squadron 11 report to the next Legisla­ attempt to gradually mova took over the lead in the Re­ ture. forward the purchase ot toga connaissance Bombing Derby There were actually few lo July by 1969. today as the results of Tues­ day night's pre-strike recon­ naissance exercise were tab­ ulated. The squadron, equipped with A-3R Skywarriors, captured the lead from Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 3 which won the first two events. It alio was announced today LEXINGTON, Ky. (U PI) Dr. Blaka said. *Wa won’t that members of the Blue An­ — Merger talk* among six settla tha really sharp Issues Acting Mayor A, L. Wilson, Ralph l ’czold, l>cOPENING OK THE tlircc-day Auto Show nml gels f l i g h t demonstration P r o t e s t ant denominations until w* deal with them in Witt Mathews ami E. C. Harper Jr. Hudgins downtown Sanford Halt** event began with tlio team, which will be perform­ hav* progressed to the point terms of concrete proposala.” announced the famed “ blue Angels” will appear truditionul ribbon rutting this morning. From ing at 12:30 par , M p rd a y at where It seeme feasible to at the Auto 8how at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Dr. Blak* la slated clark o f the left: Gary S. Hudgins, Howard 1L Hodges, lha station, WO RMpI hB ap­ begin negotiating an actual te* U R 11 a R fraskyterisa pears ree oip n o f union, churek offlc- Church. T h s' merger negotia­ ford automll tions grew out o f a sermon P tn. Thursday, l a p W fl a r­ p ta said today. rive at the station‘a I 1 U R / > This view was expressed which h* preached on Dec. 4, Flying VAH-ll Into t fc Oar- fey, delegates to ths Consults- 1060, In Grace Episcopal by squadron competition Wad tion on Churrh Union, which Cathedral, San Francisco. Dr. Ronald E. Osborn, dean regional aid programs once tons of rockets and napalm were Lt. Cdr. A. C. Stallings, waa established three yeara BERLIN (UPI) — Soviet jet ica transmitters. to asplore the possibil­ o f tho Disciples o f Christ pilot, and Lt. R. S. Demark, peace is rcsto-cd to the warJohnson was expected to un fire bombs on military high­ fighter planes fired blank can­ ity of bringing together the Theological Seminary, at In­ bombardier-navigator. way traffic in North Viet Nam. non shells over West Berlin dcrline the peaceful and posi­ torn region. VAH-ll'a "Checkertails” Methodist Church, Episcopal dianapolis, Ind., said “ o f RED TARGETS Other American planes at­ today to protest the meeUng tive aspects of long-range U.S. scored a total of 361.3 out of a Church, United Presbyterian course w* should start work SAIGON (U PI) — Fifty U.S. tacked Communist targets in policy for Southeast Asia, in­ here of the West German par­ possible 430 points for an Church, United Church of on a specific plan of union cluding American support for Navy planes today rained 20 South Viet Nam. overall total of 1177. In drop­ Christ, Disciplrt of Christ, . • .what els* ara wa hero liament. ping to second place, RVAH-3 and Evangelical United Bre­ fo r ? ” Some zoomed so low over scored 321 points (or a total thren Church to form a giant Even If the six denomina­ the city that pedestrians duck­ new communion with more tions should begin negotiat­ qf 1134. ed. BVAH-13 hung on to third thsn 22 million members. ing a merger plan immadlateThe Communists called the place by placing third Tues­ Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson ly, officials said, it would meeting—the first in Berlin day night (or a total of 663. Blake, the msn who first pro­ take several yeara te iron out in seven years—s grave pro­ If officials are able to hold is, it will appear to hang fix­ ItVAH-7 remained in list posed th* merger, told re­ all tha details. WASHINGTON (U PI) — vocation. They responded by Tha chairman o f tha con­ blocking the highway to Ber­ Early Bird, the stockholders' to their plun, tlie sutrllite's ed in spare above the equator place as tha unit came up porters that "considerable with tha least number of sentiment” has developed at sultation, Episcopal Bishop lin, by bringing up two armor­ satellite, was in orbit today apogee motor will “ kick it” o ff tlie east couit of Brazil. points for an overall point tha current meeting of th* Robert P. Gibson Jr* o f ed divisions and by terrifying biasing a trail for the first into a new orbit about 40 In actuality, however, it hour* after launch. score o f 132.3. consultation to mova beyond Richmond, Va„ opposed any the city with the low-flying, commercial satellite communi­ It* new position will put It will be synchronized with the the discussion o f gcnsral attempt to set a definite cannon-firing jets. cation* system in history. in a synchronous orldt—that rurth's rotation. principles and "g et down te timetable. Tlie Bundests: convened In The 85 - pound celestial brass tarka" about the struc­ "Only our own capabilities the American-built Congress switchboard fo, television, ture,* dc*ntiTJS and mini*t,y need delay u s,r he said. "Our tt3 h~TTtT f i t t n.T* •Beta '-j-ervirtv Ttt«ptioM*~rffr**4*nr Traffic, of a united ehurrh. job is to work out the plan that West Berlin Is part of was launched from Cape Ken­ "A good many o f us feel on union w* believe la right, West Germany. Soviet denials nedy at 6:47 p.m. (EST) that It's time te quit explor­ and to offer it to th* church­ of this right sharply increased Tueaday by the Communica­ ing and begin constructing," es which w* represent." international tension. tions Satellite Corporation But as speaker Eugcn Ger- (COMSAT) using a paid-for stenmaier opened the session spar* agenry Delta rocket. a fast-flying Mig buzzed the First reports indicated that hall. Four others in formation the drum-shaped moon wa* Tickets for lb* drawings made dive bomb passes at the "■lightly below" ita planner! tor prise* to be glvea away hall, going as low as 300 feel. orbit. But officials were "de­ each sight during the Auto From then on the Russian lighted” with ths initial tele­ Hhow may te deposited at several giaat hoppers ia the Jets bid a field day. metry information. mall area and near tha At the Bomholmer Slrssse The last orbit projected for crossing point on the cast-west Early Bird l>efore launch-time baaditand at M a g n o l i a ' border of the French sector, had It rotating the earth in Avenue and Flrat Ht., K. C. four Soviet jets roared into ubout 11 hours and 22 min­ Harper Jr., rhairman of Iht West Berlin and let go sir vol­ utes. Hanford Merchant's Divi­ sion said today. leys with blink shells. They Ita apogee, or high point, pointed their cannon st West was planned at approximately "You eaa pick up tickets at aay store, sift( your Berlin as they fired. 23.000 statute mile*. Ita low name, address and 'phon* West Berlin police said the point at about 890 statute — with — number, then drop it la ana jela "fired hursts” but West­ mile*. o f tho giant hoppers placed ern Allied official* said they Offlcisls said, however, that about the area for this pur­ were blanks. definite figures on the orbit A Handy Horn* Improvement Loan pose. It ia not necessary te IJIJ ON AIR would not he available until bo prsoont lo wia and tbd WASHINGTON (UPI) — later today. Borrow Up To 95900 — Up To 5 Y o o n To Pay sightly drawings will tab* President Johnson goes before While scientist* t r a e e d place at • p.m.," Harper the nation—and the world—to­ Early Bird's position in apace, explained. a il Ralph Pezold Or Jim Doucctt* night to define the policy of the Wall Street kept ita eye on "Even though two Works Untied States in Viet Nam and the big board to see how WORLD'S FIRST — Ita speed synchronized o f First Htroot are blocked Comsat atork would react. in all Southeast Asia. Telephone 322-1611 o ff for tho show, (bora la T N Chief Executive was to When the market closed with the speed of tlie turning earth, the Early plealy at parking available deliver a major policy address Tuesday, several hours before at free parking Iota area ad Bird communications satellite will appear to at • p. m. (EST) lo the stud­ the blast-off, Comsat wa* town and an all other ents and faculty of the Johns quoted at 6 0 S , a gain o f have a stationary position over the Atlantic. atresia, with a two-boor Hopkins University in nearby three-eights o f a point from Mtmhtr r-O.I.e. Viewing ono-thinl of Hie globe, the satellite will miaimam. Ail tho parking Baltimore. His speech was to its early morning opening tote ara with to a two-block' quotation. be carried to the nation by relay phone, television or photo-transmission im­ area o f tbs sate show secDespite the Initial success, radio and television and team ­ pulses between continents. (NEA Telephoto) Hoe." Harper polo ted o a t ed abroad by Voice of Amer­ Early Bird fares another test. ready fo r introduction. The legislative leaders have appointed Sen. Wilson Carraway of Tallahassee, tha Sen* ate speaker, and Rep. J. J. Griffin Jr., of St. Cloud, as chairman o f the Senate and House appropriations commit* tees. Both Carraway and Griffin have held the posts before and are known conservatives on spending Issues. Connor, a leader In the “ pork chop” gang which ap­ parently will see the end of its domination o f the Senate this term with reapportionment, appointed a rules committee dominated by members o f the small county majority bloc. The 17-nian committee, to he headed by Sen. Dewey Johnson o f Quincy, the leader of the small*county bloc, is one o f the most powerful In the Legislature. It holds life* or*death power over legisla* tion introduced in the final days of the session, deciding by majority vote which bills will get on the special order calendar for action in the last-minute press of business. The committee went right behind closed door* and voted to recommend a number of rules changes including a shift from the last 10 days to the last CO days for control by committee of bills on the special calendar. Another major change pro­ posed was to increase the site o f several committees. An­ other was a proposal to cre­ ate a new committee called the legislative and congres­ sional apportionment commit­ tee to have 13 member*. The Legislature's biggest problem is to cram spending into income which is estimat­ ed at just over a billion dol­ lars for the coming biennium and still pacify state agency heads pounding an the stats vault door. The budget does not include $100 million in raises a year for teachers nought by the Florida Education Association (F E A ). Gov. Haydon Bums Tues­ day urged the legislators not to let their regular aesslon work be swayed by reappor­ tionment, a “ must” matter due to a mandate by the U. S. Supreme Court. But he Two Additional 1-4 Interchanges Urged Lake Mary, 20th Street Projects Eyed By Paal Brookshire The State Road Department will be asked to approve the building o( two more inter­ The Herald's Prowess Edi­ changes on 1-4 in Seminole tion last October, when it was County, it was learned today. pointed out by S. B. (Jim) The Interchanges sre pro­ Crowe, the fishing camp ope­ posed at Lake Mary and the' rator, quoted in detail a book extension of 20th Street in which related that a decisive Sanford. battle during the Civil War W. K. Me Roberts, roads was lost by the Confederates chairman of the Haydon when three of their generals Burns central executive com ­ held a shad bake . . . and their mittee, said today that a subordinates didn't k n o w meeting has been arranged where they were, to report the with Willard Peebles, State Union Army was moving in. Road Commission for Dis­ Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant trict 6, to discuss the inter­ 111, In the current issue of Na­ change project. tional Geographic, touches on McRoberU said no definite that same shad bake . . . and date was set for the meeting tells that the outcome of the but it would be "very soon.” Battle of Five Forks hurried ‘•The progress and growth up the end of the conflict be­ o f Seminole County would be tween tha states. greatly enchanced by the • • • building o f these two inter­ Mrs. J. F. Brown, o f 110 changes,” Mcltoberts said. Club Road, mailed us a clip­ The committee unanimous­ ping dated 1819 from the An­ ly agreed on the interchange derson (K y.) News. It relates project at a recent meeting. that J. L. Moss is having an It placed tbs Lake Mary in­ auction of his personal prop­ terchange construction as erty teelfit* h a P o M -m y first on ths list. farm and am leaving for There are now four inter­ Oregon territory by ox changes on 1-4 In the Semi­ team.” Among n u m e r o u s nole County. They are at items for sale are a soap ket­ Rts. 434, 436, 46 and Hwy. tle, sugar troughs, spinning 17-92. wheels, mutton tallow, 100 McRoberts said the com­ empty barrels, a 32-gallon mittee agreed to work close­ b a r r e l o f Johnson-MIller ly with the Seminole County whiskey seven years old, ap­ Commissioners in getting the ple brandy, a 40-gallon cop­ project expedited. per still, one dozen real The Burns central execu­ books, bullet mold and pow­ tive committee Is composed der horn, a rifle mad* by o f Harold H. Kastner, chair­ Ben Miller, 60 gallons o f soft man; R. S. Billhimer, Andrew soap, six head o f fox hounds, Carraway, C. R. Clonta, Ed­ all soft-mouthed except one, win D. Hunt, Warren A. Pat­ and six slaves. rick, T. E. Tucker and Mc­ • * • Roberts. Thlrty-fiva s t u d e n t s of McRoberts, Clonta and Pat­ Bear Lake E l e m e n t a r y rick are liaison members School, under dlreetion of the with tha State Road Commis­ school music teacher, Mrs. sion. Mary Frances Holton, will sing and present a dance number at 11:35 a.m. Friday - 0.1 .til?*tion a l _TV channel 24 during the p rog ra m ,^ K ey ­ notes To Music." • • • Anybody with a couple By Dave Fountain spars “ s u m m e r straws” (Sanford Herald Bureau) might find them put to good TALLAHASSEE- Sen. M ick us* in North Orlando. Volun­ Cleveland and Rep. S. J. Davis teer police asked for a pur­ this afternoon will ro-lntrochase OK from the village duce a bill authorizing the council for two summer hats establishment of a Junior col­ and were turned down on ths lege in Semlnola County. basis that funds already al­ The biU asks for $30,000 the lotted should be ample for first year of the biennium to ths chapeaux. defray espenses Incurred in * • • organizing the college. It also Mary Harkey, secretary to asks for appropriation In the City Manager W. E. Knowles, amount of $219,664 for the ope­ who once served as Sanford's ration of the Junior college only acting woman mayor, during second year of the bi­ also, eonfined to the hovpitat ennium. for several weeks, now is re­ Another $1,222,220 is asked cuperating at home for a few lo cover construction costs and weeks. Meantlms, Mrs. Char­ equipping costs of the college. lotte Knowles la doing an ad­ The need tor the Junior col­ mirable job o f filling In, in lege faculties shall be estab­ the city manager's office. lished by a survey made under supervision of the State De­ partment o f Education. The en­ acting date of the bill Is July I, 1963. \ c t©6* ill In Hopper Orlandoana Lost ST. PETERSBURG (U P !)— The Coast Ouord started a search of tha Gulf ot Mexico today for a lf-foot motorboat missing with three Orlando men aboard, Rov. E. C. Price, William Gross and Ralph Key. (Shx m x n ib Checkertails Take Lead In Bomb Derby Church Union Talks Point To Actual Plan Russians shell' West Berlin Early Bird Orbits - Ticket Hoppers Set Out SPRUCE - UP Your Home FLOfim STATEBANK* Come One - Auto Show - Downtown Sanford - Come All \ �Flo. or Go. Shipped Grade “A ” Dreued Drawn Whole START TODAY! ROUND UP i 2 to 3-Lb. CORRAL SOME FINE GIFTS WITH A verage Super-Right* Heavy Western Beef STEAK "SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN MINUTE "SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN CLOSE TRIMMED YOUR C H O IC E! 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Cans Vanilla Extract 49c 2 /2 lc 13” x 25’ 45c PiUsburjr Flour 5 lb. bag 59c Family Bias Luster Cream Lather Osce La Choy MeatUas 1 Lb. Can flanthern Delight Cinnamon CAMAY SOAP For Electric Dish Weaker Detergent 8c Off Giant Slxe « Ox. 81m Pkg. Of • Bn- Size Bath Bias 20 Ox. Box B ab Food 6/65c Dental Cream 83c Shampoo ; Shelf Paper 47c Bleach 45c Fab 8 Ox. Cana Lemon Juice 4/59c Realemon Large Pkg*. Lady Scott Bathroom 79c Tissue Lady Scott 71c 8 Os .Bottle 25c Box Of 400 2/29c Facial Tissue 29c �Vlfr D. C. M cC oy Opines: E d ^ h A ftanfnrd Rrratt Wed. April 7, BS— Page 3 M , X J ? w M cC R O R Y ’S Sanford - Seminole Jaycecs are sponsoring a course in safe boating and basic sea­ manship starting April 13 at the Seminole County court­ house. This wilt be a standard eight-tesson course as pre­ sented by the United State Coast Guard Auxiliary, San* ford-Oriando Flotilla 4-11. Lessons, movies and dem­ onstrations in knot-tying, anchoring, b o a t handling, rulea of the road, navigation­ al aids, (waterway aignposta) the use of charts and com­ pass and safety afloat will all be offered. Those com­ pleting the course successful- CHINETA DIXON, of Hopper Elementary School, was the first younirster to receive one of 1,000 cocoas plumosas palm trees in the Arbor Day distribution project of "Operation Beautification.” Also pictured is Mrs. Volie A. William? Jr., distribution chairman, and L. R. Eubanks, Hopper principal. (Herald Photo) By Robert B. Thomas Jr. an-STS* f To compete with the challenge of change, an individual must obtain a thorough educa­ tion. Do not forget that obed­ ience is better than sacrifice." These words of advice to our youth were uttered by Duncan C. McCoy. He was born in Damascus, Ga., in 1918 on McCoy's plan^ tion. His parents, striving for a better way of life, came to Sanford in 1927. Here, young D. C. attended the public schools. He completed the 10th grade at Crooms Academy. McCoy was a member of the fighting Panthers football team which was under the leader* ■hip of the late James A. Fos­ ter. "We had two consecutive fiam pionship years," he taid. After working in the dry cleaning business far several years, and studying to enhance his competency therein, he went in business for himself in 1958. Being cognizant of our high­ ly competitive society, he put his best foot forward and the id product is D. C. McCoy, e successful busineisman. Four persons comprise hli payroll. Tills person Is civic-minded in the superlative degree. He is dependable, cooperative, and most agreeable. Although he is not as pmfilic with words as is many of his associates lie is thorough in his Blinking. | . Married to the former Rosa Lee Hankerson, they have four children, namely Karen, who is three and her dad's heart string; Hired and Donna, who attend Goldsboro Elementary School, and Charles Dennis McCoy, assistant football coach at Fernandina Beach. To give you an idea of just how active he Is, following are C o e organizations with whlrh he is affiliated: Evergreen Masonic Lodge 23, president of the Active Constructive League Club, president of the Crooms . Jiiih_Qusrlr.rt'S£k_ Club,-Pie sk dent of Goldsboro Elementary PTA, chairman of project commltlec, Seminole County Child­ ren's Advisory Council. Vot­ e r s league of Seminole County, and vice chairman of steward board. St. James AME Church. This man has proved, as has many of his contemporaries, that one does not have to stay down. He had the tenacity to ri»e and fight, and in so do­ ing, found his place in the world. We commend you for your accom plishm ents and wish for you and yours the best In the future. • • • ly will by swarded a certifi­ cate of hair small boat sea­ manship by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. It Is not necessary to own a boat to take the courai and enrollment Is open to anyone interested in boating. A nominal charge ii made for the text book and other training aids, which also may aerve as valuable reference! for all smalt boat operator!. First class begins April 13 at 8 p.m. and member* are urged to tie prompt. Reg­ istration imoks open at 7 p.m. and classes will be held on Tuesday and Friday nights. For the convenience o f prospective enrolled, blanks will be available at all ma­ rine dealers, Sanford Atlantic Nationnl ttnnk, Florida State Hank, First Federal Savings and Loan, Jayree Building Fifth summer of camping nnd the Seminole County for crippled children and Chamber of Commerce build­ ing. young adults at Camp Chal­ Pre-registration is urged lenge, Florida's Easter Seal and wilt assure an adequate Camp near Sanford will get supply of text books and under way on June it for an training nhls. 11-weok summer program. Camp Challenge Is the only camping program for the physically handicapped in Florida serving all types of physical disabilities, includ­ ing a Urge percentage of Brownie Scout Troop 485 campers in wheelchairs. met with trailers Mrs. Pat The first week of the sum­ Johnson and Mrs. Frances mer program is devoted to Crownover at the Lutheran the training o f the 40 memChurch o f the Redeemer to l>er camp staff o f college make “ tray favors" for Eas­ students so that they witl be ter gifts for the Seminole prepared in all areas o f serv­ County pnticnls in South­ ing the crippled child in their west Tuberculosis Hospital In ramping experience at Camp Tampa. Clin Benge. Following counse­ Helping make the favor* lor-training week, there will were Susnn Alford, Mary Lou be five two-week encamp­ ltnldree, Satira Barkdoll, Cy­ ments with an enrollment of nthia Chandler, Kay Chand­ (15 eamperi for each encamp­ ler, Sandra Crownover, Beth ment, Bryan, Frances Echols, Shar­ I.Denied on 50-acrea of fine on Gable, Laura Wllklna, land in the rolling hill* of Missy Girtler, Anita Herrin, Lake County, 15 miles writ Joan Jacoby, Pam Jnhnaon, of Sanford on SR 40, Camp Teresa lure, Pamela Johnston, Challenge features a special­ Joyce Steinmeyir, Catherine ly designed swimming pout, Turner, Kathy Steward and and 15 camp buildings for Sally Mills. housing ami program, and carefully planned artlvities designed for an exciting and tienefirinl ramping for rrippled children and young ad­ ults. H a n d icappcd youngsters The Castle Class of First interested in "having the Methodist Church of Sanford time »f their lives" at Cutup will have its annual family Challenge run runtnrl their party Saturday at the Flor­ local Easter Seal Society, or ida power Coi|ioration recre­ the Florida Society for Crip­ ation men in Enterprise. pled Children ami Adults, There will lie an Easter egg 1712 Lee Rond, Orlando. hunt at 5 p.nt. with supper Camp Challenge Opens June 6 LADIES' SEAMLESS STRETCH t u b m ir a c l e k n it THAT REALLY FITS Brownies Make S p rw B Hospital Gifts REV. AND MRS. Harold J. Clnrk are being honored this week on the first anniversary of their pastorate at Oak Grove Missionary Rap* list Church at Gencvu, Special services will be held Sunday. (Hcruld Photo) # ■" S p rln n ™ '0T » to 6 a and 1 *° NEW SPRING NEWEST STYLES ASSORTED SETA GRAIN MARSHMALLOW & PATENT FINISH, WHITE, ULACK, AND FASHION COLORS. LARGE ( SELECTION OF STRAWS. ’ FR E SH PICAS’110 A K ' F v l o 1 w e e r s LADIES’ WHITE ft PASTEL ASTE» L Castle Class ‘Friendship’ D. C. M'COY Doorstep," In Crooms High -Maud i f n T p.ThT The cast: Cynthia Kendrick, Barbara Ssndlfer, Delorei Mungen, Barbara Kelly, John T. Mitchell, James A. Fields, Ernest Payne, Issadora ThorIon, Roy Lee Montgomery, Elmer C. Brookens, Eleanor Mobley, Johncll Jackson and Suzanne June. The sponsors are Mrs. E. J. Eubanks, Mrs. S. L. Refoe and R. E. Green The public is in­ vited to attend this great pro­ duction. • * • DAVIE I,. Thompson, Army Kpodulint 4, son of Mrs. Lulu Thomp­ son, 3171 Midway, and —a— - *^fh4 « h+o— * fCrooms H i g h School, has been reassigned to the 82nd Airborne Di­ vision at Fort Bragg. N. ('., after a tour o f duty in Germany. (Army Photo) l e t r Easter AND N o v e ltie s wUh b»8>«V candy. W * and grain* Furniture Co. PUTBACK THETASTE OTHERSTAKEAWAY ' '1 a 19 To *1 ” J E L L Y ^ S T E R EGGS lb. 28c STRI KE l i l h 7 \ TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS ■ t j TO 5 stran d necklace I _____ A ND MATCHING EARRING8_______ | , ,, L arge Selection EACH 2 for ADORABLE 100^ NYLON STRETCH Anklets WHITE AND PABTEL ^ I u N mI sT *” 3 pr. $1.00 !0c to 98c 'Uour N A M E BRAND HEADQUARTERS SPEC IA L SPECIAL Montclair FM 'ft AM PORTABLE 11 TRANSISTOR AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY CONTROL r ,LUCKY Necklace a n d Earrings M AD E - UP • Carpela • Furniture • Tile • Plano* • Rental Bed* NEW U/CKYSTRIKEFilm 65‘ o Dacron Polyester 35*; Fine Combed Cotton j ROLL UP SLEEVES OTHERS $1.00 to $3.99 At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Reverse Trend r flo w e r s OVER 35 YEARS SAN FRANCISCO (U P l) — The Matson Navigation Com­ pany has come up with a new twist. It's going to tear up a parking lot to construct a new Mamie Bow man, James Davis, lOitory office building. Clarence Williams, Gwend­ olyn Ashley, Darryl Keith Thomas, Shirley Ann Simmons tod Advisors Mrs. D. A Thomas and W. A. Ashley, Plan now to attend the "Science Fair" and "Open House" at Crooms High School. Entrlrs from science, math­ T/Sgt. Willie H. King, 410 ematics and industrial arta Supply Squadron Sawyer AFII students will lie on exhibition C.wynn, Mich., was the reci­ to the public Friday, Saturday pient of “ NCO of the Month" and Sunday in (he Boy A. Al­ honors. King Is supervisor of len gymnasium. Exhibit! will the base fuels bulk storage be Judged by a panel of ex­ .division. For his continuous perienced and capable persons ••and meritoriui duty in his in the field of science. Awork, his commanding officer wards will be made in public selected him for the honor. during "Student Principal L. R. Eubanks an­ ceremony Actually, he is performing the nounces Spring Round-up for Award Day." duties of a master sergeant. • • • He is responsible for the re­ prospective first graders will Complacency Does Not ceipt. storage, iatuance and be held Thursday from 9 to Match The Challenge of quality of ail bulk and pack- 12 at Hopper Elementary. • • • Change. a red furls. Lavem Dixon, daughter of To strengthen hi* proficiency *jn hi* work, he lake* advant­ Mr. and 5fri. Paul Dixon, wax S ift ftanfurl) fr r a lh age of all the training which is elected to the office of vicer t k I M t S Halts n r » » l I I I preiidcnt of the State Hl-Y and available. a r ia s , SaaSas aa< rb rla tAn alumnus of Croomi Trl H-Y organisation la Lake ■Ma, a a b ll.b e l la lw S a s p r r n S la i CkHalmaa b» Wales. High School, he Is the son of Tba aaafarS l l .r a l l , M l W Attending the convention Mrs. Anna' Myers of 405 Hic­ lal * U a a a fa rl, S'iarMa, were Linda Hatch, Yolanda kory Avenue. l » m l t'laaa S w la s a P a li • * • Holloway, Elmer Brookens, •I S aatari. Pla. BtbNrIsllaa Pairs bs CarSenior Class of Crooms High Scott Bookman, John T. MilSchool presents a comedy in chell, Cynthia Kendrick, BarVaar ISM Week three acts, "The Great Biglbara Kelly, Sandra Daniels, Fourteenth annual Florida Slate Student Council conven­ tion was held in Ft. Pierce. The theme for the meeting was "Horizons Unlimited." At­ tending were Irene Jackson, Dorothy Stephens, Elliot Bel­ lamy and Rachel Colston. Ad­ visor L. R. Crawford accom­ panied the delegates. Irene Jackson was elected to the office of president of district T. • • • Cdr. I). F. Munilay will speak to the Sanford Sem­ inole Jaycera Thursday about the Importance o f the Navycivilian friendship in the Sanford area, as well ns out­ line the Bomhlug Derby pro­ gram and the Navy Apprec­ iation Day program. Com­ mander Munday is co-ordina­ tor of the Bombing Derby -anituily---- * *------- - - - * —- - tu tie served at 5:30 p.m. Meat and beverage will lie provided and members are to til ing a covered dish and their own eating utensils. Mrs. Ted Williams la serving iis chairman of the planning committee for the party. Blouse iK I.E C T in N Sets Party R A D IO Parklane FM • AM - SHORT WAVE 12 TRANSI8TOR PORTABLE R A D IO REG. $39.95 VALUE RKC.. $39.95 VALUE 105-09 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD p, f $2195 SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY �tb a In fir ) trrw tt P a g * ♦— W e d . A p r il 7 , ’ 65 Seminole Seminole, Evans Tie Strikes ••• Swimmers Lions Sweep 'Hounds Bury Win Meet Cards For Maris 11-5 Triumph Has Day In Court Friday AM , while toiltor (ha Hollar M otors/W baa League you'd thought that wa had r id tin* II o f tho Mg arar tha puhHe m eonchutoa o f tha game, Klehm Eoetivwl amackad asd toppled tha wood to tha toaa e f a 2M acratoh gam*. Stop up to gem* number tw o and here'* another 236 gaaw scored, hot thla Maw it batonga to Pat Siplap. Aad to prove that it eould atlll ha rapaaUd, Barbara mded Juat four pin* to Me tha 286, but ftnUhad with a re­ markable 882 scratch game. (A a r tornmanta, fellahs 7) Equally exciting la tha Maw poo flrat roll pour aara­ tioned 200-plue gama. A ik Marian Harria and shell eon* firm thla fo r you. Marion rolla fo r tha Star Chief* o f tho Bill Hemphill Motor-ettea League and aha flnlahad with two more than nteaanary for tha entry Into tha 'Charmed Circle', a beaut a t SOL Tha Sanford Man's Bowl* fa g Aaaoclation Annual Meat* lo g and Awarda Banquet ta scheduled fo r tha Sanford Civic Canter on Thursday, April SSnd at 7 p.ra. Tickets are available which include the evening meal. Let's have a good turn-out fo r this important mooting which also Includes tha elec­ tion o f officers fo r tho com­ ing year. About two or three week* ago, Mark Meek pleked up the moct difficult 4-7-9-10 split. This Is that tame little dandy which was featured on T V fo r a number o f years and If you made It you'd get an automobile. (I think 1 can help you there. My eon has • miniature toy at home whlehU make • fine presen­ tation. O K . 7) Just got the word that the fiv e highest averaged bowl­ er* from both Nary Intra­ mural Bowling Leagues will represent Sanford Naval Air Sutton at tho District roll­ o ff* in Charleston, South Carolina on April 87th. Tho next atop np tho lad­ der would h* the Regioetl fi­ nale and then finally at the top, tho All Navy Bowling Finals at BaInbridge, Mary­ land. Good lock gents. Here's hoping that Banford-kaglera do the beat at these events. Tha S a n f o r d Women's Bowling Aaaoclation ExecuMr* Board mooting la on Tuesday, April 19th at 8 p m at tha Unger residence la Luke Mary. A ll league officers ary urged to attend nt which thus nomination* will bo con­ sidered fo r tho alata fo r tho coming poor. Tho annual meeUng la tenatlrely sche­ duled fo r May 4U> at tha A merican Legion. Tha P a r s a t / T o u n g a t o r Longue concluded IU* ab­ breviated season last Friday with the youngsters compet­ in g fo r various prises. Tho top aerie*, including handicap fo r two games, fall to Bill Probet and he roeehrod • new bowling bail. Coming in oocond was John Boggs with a 428, worth a pair o f bewliag shoos to him and tho third place wont to young John Knoeland, a bowling hag. The new rammer league will start on April 14th, a Friday, at 8 p.m. I f you*vo not over bowled with m m of your children in a league, I ca a assure you that it'a loads o f fa a . Applications are now beiag accepted. Aa a Butter e f fact, there 'erased with lota la all o f them, entry will ho r*. League on Saturday nights. Doug Ow­ ens is taking care o f theoo armngvmoata and a l r e a d y has eight couples signed to bowl in It. Pete Daggsa is starting a new 'handicapped' league fo r Wednesday at 8 p.m. Thla would bo eopodaily de­ signed fo r tho many new bowler* being transferred in­ to the area. And Virginia Shelly to making progress for a wom­ en’s scratch league to bowl on Monday's at 8:48 p.m. Moonlight Bowling eonUnuse to please a huge number o f funiters on Saturday’s at 9 p.m. The Sunday Special, as per usual from 11:20 'till 8 p.m. on Sunday. Celtics Tumble To 76ers PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Coach Dolph Sc ha yea predicted today his Philadelphia Tier* will beat the Boston Celtics “ In six or sereo gam es'' In the National Baiketball Associa­ tion Eastern playoffs. Tho Ttors evened the beat of lories at on* victory each Tusday night when Wilt Chamberlain, Hal Greer and Chet Walkar combined for 82 points to lead Philadelphia to * 108-108 win over the Celtics. Our superior rebounding will make the difference," Scheyee said. “ We were better last night than we were In Bos­ ton last Sunday because we played more aggressively and mors confidently.'' Schayea said Chamberlain, was tha key to tho victory. “ Anytime a man gives you 20 rebounds and puts up • de­ fense like bo did, It gives you an edge over anyone, even Boston,’ ’ Schayea said. '*Tber# also was his 20 points." Schayea said the key play was A1 Blanchl's corner jump ■hot after the Celtic* had crept to within four points at 101-98 with only 2:04 to play. Bianehl'a jumper was followed by two hue throw* by Walkar and • field |oal by Greer which clinched the game. Boston used tho same pres­ sing defense and bugging tac­ tics which beat the Ttors la the aeries opener aad took aa early lead before the 8,790 fans at Convention Hell. The 7Seri trimmed the Celtics edge to 29-28 at the end of the first period aad then rallied for a 23-42 toad at halflimt. Phllede^hla opened an 11 point r p r 'ii it e t ~ as the third period ended and staved off Boston's final rally. Chamberlain refused to wear the laurels which Schayea had given him. He credited the sa­ tire (earn with the victory. “ It was simply that wa beat the Celtics at their own game," Wilt said. “ Wo outs crapped them. We played the same kind of game they beat us with la Boston. We played a better defease." Too Much T V RADNOR, Pa. (UPI) — Dr. Cary Middlecoff believes that too much television exposure could hurt golf because view­ er* “ eee about the same faces each tim e" and he w ooden "what's gotag to kappea if people atari watching tourna­ ments 80 timas a year on T V ." Middlecoff pointed out la TV Guide that golf pros will •hare 13.2 million la tetovtotoa feaa la 43-PGA-anactioaed tourneys. Coech John Colbert's Sem­ inole High swimming team won Its fifth meet o f tho Ma­ son over Mount Dora by a score o f 20 to 44 for the boy* and the glrto woo 00 to 29 in a By Marshall Liege non-Metro meet hold in Mount Herald Sports Writer D o n Tuesday. A steady barrage e f In tho first event, the San­ hits swept tha Oviedo Lions ford boys sot a new school to an triumph over the Ocoee record in the 200 medley relay Cardinals yesterday, handing with a time of 1:38.9 with Con the Red Birds an 11-2 defeat Wilson. Buster Bruce. Jim on their own diamond. Dow ten and Gary Gaaai. LJona Hurler Walter Beas­ Mount Dora's Bowmen woo ley got the contest o ff to e the 800 free with 8:144 end sparkling beginning, fanning Bobby Headrick took second the first nine man to face for tho Seminole* with 2:27.4. him over the plate. Tom Mkhloa took third place The Lions tore loose in the for Sanford with 8:22.7. second and third frames, and Kegs won the 20 free for by the bottom o f the third Mount Dora la 24.8 end Greg had posted a 10-2 lead. Thla Gaaas took second with 22.7. proved too much for the Andy Lyoo took third for Sen- Cardinals, who could muater lord with 27.1. Wilks won the only three more rune before individual medley for Mount the game ended. Dora with a timo of 2:43.9 The victory gives the Li­ and Bruce took second for the ons e 2-2 record for the M e­ Seminolea with 2:44.2 and son. Alan Lucut took third with Rex Brooke was the receiv­ 3:08. Mike McGuire won tha er for Beasley’s hurling. diving for Sanford and Buster Freddy Hell was credited Anderson took third. with the lose and was re­ Ralph Whmlngton won the lieved by Ronnie Konentx. 100 fret for Mount Dora and Gsry r.sns* came In second with 2*8 for Sanford and Lar­ ry Hodges came In third for Sanford with 1:02.3. Con Wil­ son took first in the 100 beck atrok* with 1:124 and Buster Anderson took second with 1:80.7. Headrick took second In the 400 free with Jim Foley right behind, both for Sanford. Andy Lyon won the 100 breaststroke and Dowlen took second for more Seminole BELLEAIR (U P I) — The points and Greg Ganaa took second In the 100 butterfly. M cond round o f pley In the McGuire, Gary Winn, Jarry 31st annuel American Seniors Mills and Hodges took second Golf Association championIn the 200 free medley with ship got underway today without the tourney medaliit 1:S)J. In the girls events Sanford or ono o f the early favorites ran away with tha meet by Jin the field. Medalist J. Wolcott Brown breaking a number of school records. Rosemary Walton, o f Sea Girt, N J., was elimi­ Linda May, Paula Elan and nated from the match play Martha Koaky won the 200 tourney in first round action madley relay with 2:41.8 and Tuesday when Jle Ackerman Cherl Murray won the 200 of Mountain Lakes turned in free for Sanford with 2:23.0. a one under par 70 for a t Barbra Bolt set a record in and 1 victory. The two best rounds o f the tha 20 free with 30.1 and Yelfirst day’s play were turned lack took third with 434. Cindy Wilson won the 200 in by Dr. John Mercer o f individual medley for the Clearwater, both with two Seminolea with 3:24.2 and under per 69'e. Defending champion Bob Delana Johnson took second In diving with Walton third. Kiersky of Pittsburgh stay­ Bolt won the 100 butterfly for ed in tho running for a re­ the Tribe with 1:144. Wilson peat title by defeating George set a new school record for Edmondson o f Tamps 2-up the Seminolea with 1:21.6 in but had to take the fine! two the baeketroke. Koaky and holes o f play to do so. Karen Law took second and third la the too free and Gin­ ger Norris took second In the backstroke with 1:39.2. Linda May woo the breast­ stroke far the Tribe with Pau­ la Elea taking second. Mur­ United Prase International ray woo the 400 free for SliS CM. (A ) (A-squad) 8 N.Y. and Delane Johnson, Yelinek, (N ) 1 Ginger Norris and Karen Law Chi. (A ) (A-equed) T Pitts­ won tba 200 free relay with burgh 4 8:47.4. Detroit T Cincinnati 8 Medalist Falls In Seniors Exhibition Results By Jtoa Beeches Herald Sparta Writer The Lyman Greyhounds chslkad up their t h i r d Orange Belt Conference vic­ tory o f the Meson yesterday at Winter Garden when they pounded the Lekeview Red Devito for 10 hiU end 18 runs in e 18-1 drubbing. L ift fielder Marvin Cook led tha Lyman attack with a boms run and a double. Lar­ ry Miller also homered. John Tipple slammed a triple and Larry Lott belted a double for tba Hound*. Steve 8impklni hurled a sparkling gam* for Lyman, working five innings, fanning 10 batsmen and yielding onlytwo singles. He started o ff the game by striking out the first five Lekeview hitters and the left-hander didn't al­ low a safety until the fifth frame. Tim Blair pitched the fi­ nal inning* for tha Hounds allowing the Devils’ sole tal­ lyCook got the Greyhound* on the winning track in the flrat when, after two were out and Trippl* had drawn a base on balls, he slammed a 400 foot horns run over the left field fence. The 'Hound* erupted for four rune in the thtrd. The key blow In the Inning being a two-run tingl­ ed by Mike Sterling. Lott end Simpkins also plated runners during the frame. Lyman added a n o t h e r marker in the fourth when Larry Baker laced e single to left and then advanced on e pair o f passed bells and e wild pitch. The big uprising for Ly­ man took place in the sixth inning, when the 'Hounds scored six times. Shortstop Brent Halma led o ff the in­ ning with e walk. The next batur, first aacktr Milter, ■lammed the ball 420 feet to dead canter for a round trippar and two runs betted in. Baker followed tha clout with another single and Mored when the Lakeview hurler made a wild throw to first on Allen Curren's ground bell. Tipple tripled, scoring Cur­ ran. Cook followed with e double scoring Tipple. Lott slammed another long hit bringing eeroaa Cook, but u put thrown out trying for three bases. Lekeview’a lone run, in the last Inning, came on a walk, stolen baa* and an error. Gus Grissom To View Race WASHINGTON (U PI) - As­ tronaut Virgil I. (Gua) Gris­ som and his family have ac­ cepted aa iavitatlon to attend this year’* Manorial Day 300-mile auto rare at Indian­ apolis Speedway. BL Louie 8 Baltimore 1 Rep. RiCtUfff T-TTioudebufir San Fieitciscu * Loe Aug. (R-Ind.) said Tuesday that (A ) 8 Grissom, a native o f Mitchell, Cleveland 2 Boston 4 Philadelphia 8 Kansas City 1 lad., had telephoned him to tay ha and his family would Houston 2 Minnesota 1 By Jells Beriee Lee. Ang. (N ) 8 New Yerk b t on hand for tha rare and Playoff In the South Sem­ aecompaaylaf festivities. Tba (A ) 1 congressman axtaaded tha in­ inole J e y e e e Hole-In-On* Washington 8 Milwaukee 1 Tournament s t Orange Knoll vitation to Grissom during a congressional reception far Driving Range in Altamonte Springe will b* held at 3 the astronaut here March 28. p.m. Sunday with winner of the finals receiving a 2200 BURLINGTON, Vt. (U P 1> OLDKST RECORD Arthur Lochs, ■distant bas­ BUTTE. M cn t (U P l)-T h # savings bead. Weekly winners to date ketball coach at New York oldest thoroughbred world rec­ have been Ren Leaenberger, University, T u e s d a y was ord 16 tha three furlong mark first, and Jock Shubert, sec­ named bead coach at Var­ set at :33H by Atoka bare on ond end third, first WMk; ment, succeeding Joha C. Sept. 7, 1904. Over a straight end Jack Shubert, flrat with (Furry) Ivans, who retired course, however, King Rhy­ n hole in one, Jack Whlttlay, this yoar after 83 Masons mer was time ta :U flat at second end Bill Cerr, third, with the Catamounts. Santa Anita on Fab. 87, 1847. second week. First priies are pro-line Irons, second are NAME pre-lint woods and third are SARATOGA 8 P R I N G S , $88 gulf bag*. N. T . (U PI) — Tha Trevere, Orange Knell to located oldest stakes in the United juat west o f Altamonte States, was named for Wil­ Springs on SR 434 near tha liam R. Travers, first presi­ Interstate 4 interchange. dent o f Saratoga Race Track. Joyces Golf Playoff Set New Coach We've MOVED! PORT LAUDERD .E (UPI) — Yankee outfielder Roger Maris—charged in a warrant with slugging a male model outside of a barroom last week —gets his day In court today. Marls and third baseman Cletus Boyer both are charged with assault and battery by professional modal Jerome A. Modrelewskl. Through Yankee spokesman, however, both players hare de­ nied the charge. They are backed by Yankee spring training coach Joe DIMagglo. The former playing star was ith them the night of the fight. Modxelewikl said he was punched in the mouth early last Thursday after seeking apologies for soma remarks allegedly made in his direc­ tion as be was in the bar with a date. At first, Modielewskl told police be couldn't identify his assailants. He went to a local hospital and had 10 atltcbei taken In his upper and lower Ups. On Thursday evening, howev­ er, ModxelewsU showed up at police headquarters, said Ma­ ria was positively the man who had hit him, end got a warrant for Roger's arrest. He said his memory bad been foggy following the fight, but had returned hours later. On Saturday, be showed up at headquarters again, said Boyer bad been with Maris, and swora out a warrant for Boyer, too. Maria and Boyer are free in 1200 bond with Boyer facing trial May U. KEEPING CHECK MAT’S LANDING. N. J. (U PI) — Tba closed circuit television at Atlantle City race track shows the running horses on on# half o f the screen and the numbers o f the four leading hones on the other. Game, 4 - 4 Game Ended By Darkness In 9th Frame Devils HORSE SHOW enthusiasts from iUt parts o f Central Florida will be participating Saturday in Maynard Evans Scholarship Fund Show to be held at 1:30 p.m. on school grounds at Silver Star and Pine Hills Road in Orlando. Cathy Wills, chairman of event, shown here with her mount, says Orange County Sheriff Dave Starr’s Mounted Posse will ride in opening parade and Union Park Quadriil will perform its famous square dance during afternoon. (Herald Photo) Reds, Yanks Seen Winners NEW YORK (UPI) — Major the National League to gain league baseball fans still ta x i­ new prestige in comparisons ing over the astonishing events with the American League. The UPI board of baseball o f the 1964 Mason “ ain't seen experts la made up of 24 writ­ nothin’ yet." ers and broadcasters repre­ The 1965 season will be every senting every city In the ma­ bit as thrilling and will have jors. With 10 points awarded for a its own surprise ending when the Cincinnati Reds win their first-place vote, nine for a sec­ first world championship since ond, etc., here’s the predicted 1940 by beating the New York order oi finish in both leagues: Yankees In the World Series. National: Cincinnati (209 The prospects for '62, seen points), Philadelphia (204), SL through the eyes o( the 24 ex­ Louis (194), Milwaukee (161), perts who make up United Los Angeles (126), San Fran­ Press International's board oi cisco (123), Pittsburgh (10), baseball experts, are (1) (or Chicago (73), Houston (42) and the world champion St. Louis New York (S3). Cardinals to finish no better American: New York (221), than third in tha National Lea- Chicago (213). Baltimore (114), gue, (2) the Yankeej to win a Cleveland (163), Detroit (134), record sixth straight Ameri­ Minnesota (133), Lot Angeles can League flag. (3) two very ( 106), Boston (72). Washington close pennant races and (4) (42), Kansas City (M ). By David HlggtobeOuw The Seminole High bell teem battled to e 4 to 4 tie with the Evens High Tro. Jane In e Metro Conference tilt Tuesday afternoon to give them their second tie of the season. Tbs Semlnoln tied Evans earlier In the sea­ son by a score of 3 to 3. Error* played the most Important pert In deciding the gems with Evens making three errors and Sanford making 'fo u r. 8anford got sight hits to six over the Trojans. Neither team could score In the first two innings, but both scored e run in tha third. Evans got a single and the next man walked. Then cam* a line drive end e Seminole error to give the Trojans the first score o f the gem*. Sanford’s Jim Ervin came to bat end got e single fol­ lowed by Danny Tillis’ fieldera' choice that put Ervin out at second. Ron Hinson got a hit end want in stand­ ing up at second on an error to put Tillis on third. Eddie Fitsgerald hit e sacrifice fly to bring in Tillia to tie up the game. In the fourth inning Evens scored on e elngl* end two errors to Uka back the lead 2 to 1. Sanford rallied with Steve Harris getting a single and Sonny Maarer safe on e fielders' choke. Bernle Barbour got e sin­ gle end Chuck Scott got to first on an error that brought M euer home to tie up the gem*. Ervin hit e sacrifice fly end Barbour cam* home to regain the lead for San­ ford. Tillis got a single end stole second to put Scott on third. Hinson got to first on an error and Scott cam* horn* to put tha Seminolea ahead 4 to 2. Evans tied up the gam* In the gama In tha sixth inning when two men got singles and the third man got to first on and error. The man on third scored on an error and Fitsgerald walked in tha Us­ ing run. The game went two eatra Inninga, end w ei called due to darkness. L. L.'s Me Too Seeking 12th Win Fabulous L.L.’a Ma Too, out of tha money in only one of 31 starts this season, goes for her 12th victory in the featur­ ed loth race of tonight'* pro­ gram at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The Darold Robertson speed­ ster was in the first three finishere 19 straight times be­ fore finally being crowded in her 20th (tart and missing the money. She came back strong, how­ ever, to run second in her last start Saturday night. Going against the great run­ ner will be another veteran who la making a pretty good mama for himself— Paul Suth­ erland's Ryandale. Ryandale has four wins and four seconds la nine starts to date to make the event even more spicy la Homer Herodon's Amigo Rocker. The big 77-pounder came from Mventh at the last turn to win his last start by a length aad a half. Bounding out tonight's hotbox field will be Genobar, Shams, R. B.’a Edrab, Wayside Gossip, and Gat* Man. Results oi Tuesday's races: 1st Rare — 1/1* — Tim* 31.52 7.00 2.60 2.40 Nig'* Rickie 2.60 3.40 Roman Revel 13.60 Bonita Bay Qulnlela (2-4) 112.60 tod Rare — 1/16 — Tima 3146 Lasagna 41.60 30.00 3.30 Cherokee Sundial 3.40 3.60 Cotton Cake 16 GO Quiniela (3-4 ) 644 60 Perfects (4 3) $316 80 Daily double (4-4) *)IJ30 3rd Rare — 3/16 — Time 31.67 Fabulous Face 7.20 3.20 4.00 Florimoode 15.80 9 20 Endless Fury 3.00 Quinieia (5-7) $70.10 Prrfecta (5-7) $143.20 4th Race — 3/16 — Time 32.6* Big Member 5.00 3.20 2.40 Receptionist 5 30 3.60 Sarawak 4.60 Quiniela (3-4) $15 00 Perfect* (3-4) $30 00 34h Rare - S - Time 41.82 Scootin Scout 12.40 5.20 4.00 Noretta 4 SO 3.60 Texas Tinker 3.ao Quiniela (7-6) $17.60 Perfects (7-8) $22.10 6th Rare — 2/ 1* — Time 3147 Scotty Jo* 3.20 3 40 2.00 All South 4.20 2.60 By Gemini 180 Quiniela (1-4) f 11.40 Perfect* (1-4) $39.00 7th Rare - to - Tim* 4148 Mitra'a Twirl 10.30 3.40 9.00 Mable's Gold 4.30 3.30 Main Gate 4.00 Quiniela (2-7) $37.10 Perfect* (2-7) $72.60 •th Rare - 1/16 - Time l l j g Scheff Rock 17.40 740 4.00 Althea K. 3.40 2.00 uuri Doti 2.00 Quiniela (3-4) $26 20 Perfect* (3-4) $77.40 * * ( l N _ „ „ _ H a , U J1 Faleoon 1.00 1.00 W. D.'* Noor 1.00 Quiniela (2-3) $12.40 PerfaeU (2-8) $22.80 184k Rare - 2 / 1 4 - Tim* 814$ Johnnie Ruth 8.08 4.40 3.60 Rapid Progress 3.00 3.M La Psta 4.00 Quiniela (1 4 ) $18.31 Perfect* (3-1) $81.80 llth Rare . t o ­ ok ! Method 18.1 $30 9 (8 MullboUand 4.40 3.40 W* Get 2.64 Quiniela (8 4 ) $27.81 Perfects (8 4 ) $230.18 Mutual handle $80,073 ONLY | 0 RACING DAYS LEFT! 30TH ANNUAL Central Florida Derby A P R IL 9 Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends DERBY CONSOLATION RACKS April 8th Rndac Nightly — 8:10 Exrapi 8«4ny MATINEE* - WED. A RAT. - I P.M, PopeUr PERPECTAS! F R O M 110 E . 01k B T . T O Berry. N# Mfaetw 309 E. SEC O N D ST. B IC Y C L E SHOP Bkjrdt aal U « i K ara BopaJr Th«y put back the taste others take ^ 8 *»m ORLANDO �ftlfr •■■for!) frraU Wed. April 7, ’65— Pnge 5 Longwood Designates Month To Aid Mrs. Sue Brabazon By Donna F.itci Sirs. B. R. Gray was elected chairman and Mrs. Judy Snow as secretary-treasurer of a Longwood community Organi­ zation which has been formed to assist Mrs, Kenneth (Sue) Brabazon with payment of her hospital bills. Mrs. Brabazon, a member o f the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary, was severely sealded receiv­ ing second and third degree bums while preparing coffee at the Community Children’ s Christmas Party Dec. 19. The event is annually spon­ sored by the Longwood Volun­ teer Fire Department with assistance of other commun- Ry, civic and church organiza­ tions. Mrs. Brabazon was confined for more than two months in a local hospital before being re­ leased for a short time to bo with her family before return­ ing to the hoipital for skin grafts. She now is unable to receive further hospitalization and necessary treatment until her hospital bill is paid. The insurance company which carries the city's liabi­ lity Insurance has rejected the claim. The community organization, which held its first meeting in February, met again recently and especially dcsignaicd the month of April as the time for a concerted effort to raise monies for the hospital bill. Plans arc being made for a benefit fish fry to be held later this month at City Park, A total of $145. which already has been collected for the pur­ pose by the Fire Department Auxiliary, has been turned over to the new group. The Chancel Choir of First Serving In the community Preshyterian Church will pre­ group and organizations they sent an hour of worship in represent are: Mrs. Gray, music when it sings the can- Mrs. Ellen Dudley and Rev. tale, "The Garden nnd the Jack Lindsty, First Baptist Cross," at 5 p m. on Palm Church; Mrs. Robert Ham­ Sunday, April 11, mond, Christ E p i s c o p a l The public is cordially in­ Church; John Farina and Har­ vited to be present to take old Willis, Volunteer Fire De­ part in this celebration of the partment; Mrs, Mitdred EsPassion of Christ, llcv. Gro- clavon and Mrs. Snow, Fire­ C. Sewell Jr. said. men’* Auxiliary; Mrs. Gar­ Under the direction of Mrs. land Shaw and Mrs. P, V, George Touhy, minister of Hamblen, Civic League; Mrs. music, tho choral group will W. J. Hartley and Mrs. Ralph sing Alec Rowley’* highly Hammond, Extension Home, praised composition to which makers Club; William BaumArthur Salmon has deftly set holscr and Mark Bullock, portions of the scripture in a Chamber of Commerce; David telling continuity. G. Williams. Tourist Club and Soloists will Ih> Mrs. Harry Carl Ijommler and Percy Echclbergcr, Sirs. Nick Pfeif- White, City of longwood. Also auf. Mrs. Charles Wilke, Miss participating in the effort will Joan Wilke and Robert Crum­ be the Catholic Church of the ley. Members of the quartet Nativity of Lake Mary. are Miss Wilke, Mrs. Rudy Should more than sufficient Sloan, George Touhy and War­ funds be received for Mrs. ren Adams. Brabazon’* hospital hills, re Other members of the choir nialning monies will bo set who will participate in this aside to establish a City Dis­ service arc Mmcs. David aster Fund. Bach, Hilbert Edmunds, Eu­ gene Estridge III, Roy Mann, Edgar Miller, Edgar Smith Jr. and Leon Walker. Also Andrew Bracken, Wal­ ter Giclow, William Brumlcy WASHINGTON fU Pl) Jr., Eugene Kstridgo lit aud Leslie Douglas Ashley, an ef­ Clifford McKlbbin. feminate murderer who may Presbyterian Choir Slates Easter Cantata Impersonator No. 1 On List Krider Named To Wafer Meet Gov. Hay don Burns today named John Krider, chair­ man of the St. Jobns-tnillan River Canal District, as a del­ egate to the Ii2nit annual con­ vention of tha National Riv­ ers snd Harbors Congress In Washington June 8-11. "I have selected you a* an official delegate to represent Florida’s intereit in water resources development and wilt appreciate your serving the Interest of tho state at that convention,” Burns said. Tha governor also said he would try to arrange a meet­ ing with Krider and memtiers of tha Florida delega­ tion in the U. S. Congress. Dem o M eeting Seminole County Democra­ tic Women's Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole County Health Center. Mrs. Betty Carter, vice chairman of the Orange County Democratic executive committee, will apeak on “ Precinct Organisation." Brent Armstrong Essay Winner Highlight of the monthly ganiiation "C A R E " does for Frances Cobb explaining ini Dr. Luis Perec addressed meeting of American Legion the country. further detail the work done the group on the danger! of Auxiliary Unit 53 (CampbellA film was shown by Miss |by CARE in Costa Rica. I Communism. Lessing Tost) was presenta­ tion of cash awaids to win­ mr ners of the Americanism es­ g *ws»*•••«« mi say contest. Mr*. C h a r l e s Webster, Americanism chairman, pre­ sented checks to Brent Arm­ strong. first; Pat Howland, second, and Janice Rahn, third. All arc students of Mrs. Louis Kosky at Sanford Jun­ ior High School. Mrs. Kosky expressed ap­ preciation to the auxitlary for taking an interest in such an ( ASH AWARDS to winners of Amertcnninm essay contest sponsored by important subject as "Com­ American Legion Auxiliary Unit Sll were presented by Mrs. Charles munism." theme of t h i s Webster, Americanism chnirmnn (second from left) to Pat Howland, year's contest. Prcnt Armstronc and Jnnico Kahn us their teacher, Mrs. Louis Kosky New officers for the coming looked on. (Herald Photo) fiscal year were named dur­ ing the business session con­ ducted by the president, Mrs. Paul Pczold. Officers are Mrs. Sophie Bryan, president; Mrs. Es­ ther Morgan, senior vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Belly Luckrr. Junior vice president; Mr*. Madeline Covcney, secretary; Mrs. Olga Hunter, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Billiard, chap­ lain; Mrs. Thelma Brewer, historian; Mrs. Winnie Stiles, sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. Eva Wynne, assistant tergrant-at-arms. The executive tioard will be composed of Mrs. Pczold, Mrs. ltea Newsome and Mr*. Ruth Smith. Upcoming dates and event* for the auxiliary are ( ! ) Con­ SPELLING CHAMPS at English Estates Elementary School, all sixth stitutional Conference on May irrmiers, arc Durham Lnndry, winner; Nina Sclinfriied, runner-up, nnd 2 which hsa been changed Carole (Joint, second runner-up. Darbara will represent the school in tho from Chuluola to Orlando; (3) county spelling bee. (Herald Photo) Poppy Day. April Zi-24, in downtown Sanford and other All we do when we change the Volkjtouch better than it was before. shopping locations under dl Thiiyeor, for example, all the window*' Wn5«n It to make It work even bettor. rrcllon of Mr*. Smith; (3) ore bagger. There’s more legroom to W e don't play with the way It looks. Stair American Legion Aux back. The heotar/defroster has been irrw, So the 1965 VW mil looks the some. illary Convention, May 20-24 proved. And to have the brakes. And there you have the whole Volksin Tampa with delegates to be Even the jack hot been redesigned. 'Wogen point o f view: Mrs. Prznld, Mrs. Bryan, This system oof only makes the VW W e keep looking (or ways to improve Mra. Webster. Mr*. Billiard better all the lime, but also mokes ports our one basic model. The following guide to the shopper will find a good va­ According to the Market and Mrs. H. L, Johnson and easier to get, mechanics more skillful and And then we knock our brains out to nation's best food buy* for riety of colorful, attractively News Reports of the consum­ alternates to tie Mr*. Lueker, owners always In style, mate the new pieces til old VWi, loo. the weekend was prepared priced fruit* and vegetables. er and marketing service, as- Mrs. Wynne and Mrs. Smith. All the Improvements moke o lot book. And we can slill tell it for | 1,6 95.00* Canned pink aalmon, fish p a r a g u s . cabbage, letby the U. S. Department* of The program, presented by Keep the change. And every one hot made the cor a Agriculture and Interior for slicks and portions, and eggs luce, radishes, and tomatoes Mrs. Hunter, was on Costa are fine protein buys for are good vegetable buys. Car Rica. Displayed on United Press International. large those Lenten meals. B roiler- rots, celery, and green and table* were objects concern WASHINGTON (UP1) — Al- fryers, beef roasts, and pork dry onions arc in especially ing the country and a small though red incut offerings are roasts top the best-buy list In good supply. while wheelbarrow held arti rather slim tills weekend, the meat products. Apples, bananas, g r a p e * fieial fruit native to the land. Hwy. 17-92, Junt South of Sanford fruit, and strawberries are Another basket was filled with available in abundant sup polnrrtliaa and a w h i t e pllci. And orange* nre espec­ branch tree held miniature HIUKIKHTKit RKTAIL PIUCK I*. O K. CKAttT COAST), IASCA I. TAX KB AND OTHER D EALSII HKUVKItV Clt A till Kit IP ANT ADDITIONAL ially a Itractive and plentiful tool* depleting what the or ; 1 Any change wifi be an Improvement. Best Food Buys Red Meat Offerings Said Slim Ellinor Motor Company Federal School Aid OK For Florida Seen N O P A Y M E N T T I L ' J U N E be masquerading as a woman, was listed today by the FBI as one of (lie 10 most wanted criminals. Ashley, 28, who has worked In homosexual hangouts as a female impenonator, has been at large since Oct. 6, 1994. when he escaped from the maximum security ward of the Texas state mental hospital at San Antonio. The FBI, which described Ashley ax ’ ’considered armed and extremely dangerous,” said he may be posing succ­ essfully aa either a man or woman. WASHINGTON lU P! >- All except possibly three or four Deep South states are expect­ ed to have a clean bill of hcallli by the end o f the month to receive federal school sid under the no-discrimination clause of the Civil itiglits Art of 1994. Only 10 of the W stale* have had their program* ap­ proved so far by U. S. Educa­ tion Commissioner Francis Keppel. But this Is because of the complicated mechanics for getting assurances of non­ discrimination. X for the office of Education said today, how­ ever, that the log-join should be clear within a few weeks ’ ’with a few exceptions." The spokesman declined to WASHINGTON (UP1) A flve-ccnt stamp commem­ name the exceptions. But orating the 400th anniversary other sources said they includ­ of St. Augustine, the nation's ed Alabama, South Carolina, oldest city, will be issued by Mississippi snd Louisiana. Under the provisions of the the Post Office Department civil rights law, no federal Aug. 28. The announcement, made funds may go (o any state or Monday by Florida Sens. Spct- locality which uses them in a sard Holland and George Sma- discriminatory fashion. The thers, said more than 100 mil­ Office of Education la respon­ lion stamps will be Issued sible for enforcing this pro­ "and are expected to attract vision under standards set by International interest in the the Health, Education and i Welfare (HEW) Department. historic occasion. Tribute Paid St. Augustine Several source* indicated Ilie possibility that South Car­ olina, ljuuliiana and Missis­ sippi may not he Uo far from agreement with the federal government on compliance. But the difficulty with Ala­ bama was underlined when tho Office of Education re­ leased a sharply worded let­ ter Keppel sent over the week­ end to Alabama schools Supl. Austin Meadows. The letter warned there is "grave concern" whether Ala­ bama will be able to receive the $27.4 million It stands to get under the President's pro­ posed *Vi uiiiion aid program for elementary and secondary schools. Keppel said, In effect, that a statement o f compliance signed by Meadows and those tiled by about 100 of the slate's school districts do not even come close to satisfying the civil rights law's require ments. In order to get its aid pro­ gram approved, a state must certily that every district and program not now Integrated will be within a reasonable time under a program which must be specifically outlined. The HEW department ha* made it clear, in health and welfare programs as well as those coming under the Edu­ cation Office, that it wilt ac­ cept no vague promises. Some Southern states al­ ready have met this teat. Ark a n ■ a a received approval Tuesday, and Florida, which posed some problems at first, may be cleared this week. Allan Lesser, who is in charge of the education com pliance program, aaid today the office ao far hat received a total of 14.2M statements o f compliance from the ap­ proximately 27,000 school dis­ trict* In the country. He said about 3,400 from southern and border state school districts already have been accepted. 1965 On All Major Appliances | Washers, Dryers,TV, Stereo, Refrigerators Bridge BUI J)B, EUGENE HUEB8CHMAN, renowned sciential who wait here from Alexanderia, Va., to addreaa Oviedo students and to be guest speaker at awards program for Seminole County regional Science Fair, ia shown with 10th grade members o f the Oviedo Tri-Hi-Sci Club. In the group (from left) are Martha Mikler, Linda Ray, Ann Martin, Linda Higgins, l)r. liuebflchman and Millie Tuck. (Herald l’ hoto). SACRAMENTO, Calif. fUPI) —A Los Angelas assembly has asked the state legislature la past a bill to keep vandals from standing no freeway over­ passes and throwing rocks at passing car*. Speedway Proved Turnpike Safe a t ft French Sanford 'Firestone Your Symbol Of Quality A Service �Pact S—W e d . A p r il 7. SB Robert Stephenson Acting Police Chief » y Daaaa Eetee Ik e North Orlando Village Council. hi regular m m Iob f o l l o w i n g reorganization Monday arm ing, voted anon* iweitily at rveommendatlwi o f Mayor David Tttoon to •an * Bobort Steybanoon ot 'actin g chief o f police" with the rank o f oorgeent. Tilton i toted that contrary to general resident opinion, the village dote not here a chief o f police oad that, in his opinion, no one in the community b o o necessary qualificationi to bold such of* flee. The appointment aa acting chief gives Stepehenooa oil authority necessary, while at the tome time restricts his actions by nuking them answerable to council. Edgar Saurt was appoint* ed to terra as a patrolman. Councilman Joy Wets, vil­ lage police and fire deport* aunt commissioner, was au­ thorised to investigate poo* eibility o f hiring a fulltime policeman. Wets also was a a powered to purchase on omnl-top mounted civilian bond antenna at a maximum coot o f SIS* The request o f the police department fo r a purchase order for two summer police hats was denied and no ac­ tion was Uken on Stephen­ son’s recommendation that a atop sign be placed at Edge* non and Lombardy. M a y o r Til son explained that although action on pur­ chasing a new police car had been Ubled at the regular March meeting, a special meeting was held later in the month, with a quorum pre­ sent, at which time it was voted to purchase a 1962 model police car. Tho vehicle has been delivered and is currently in use. In other buslnese, council Instructed clerk Helen Green to writs persona whose re­ turn addresses have been found in the village dump warning them that further dumping o f garbage there would result In full prosecu­ tion o f village laws pertain­ ing to use o f tho area. Council agreed to Join with tho Scmlnolo County Cham­ ber a f Commerce In Its pe­ tition o f appeal to the Flee* Ida Utilities Commission for extended county-wide toll free telephone service. It w u decided to accept the bid e f Charles Mclatooh fee general cemyn h enefve li­ ability taawaaca sa village property. Aa erdiaaa« providing fee half-year eccepatisaal Hceasae was i i i i l a e i i ly adopted following aocsnd and third reading. Council voted to donate •100 to the North Orlande Little Longue for AH dirt to he used only fo r the local recreation field sad aet to be placed oa private property. Village Attorney Orville Johnson reported that aae ed the Sanford Jail would he npproved by Saaferd Police Chief Roy Williams with a# daily charge for room and board on conditions that the village aaoeme all liability for its prisoners. No action was taken sa the nutter. A called meeting o f the council was set for 7:M p.m. next Monday in the village office. K fjcn fd i of the tita family ^ you c-» fcuv-'S for you er« sure lo «av« by t fq p mg et W>no-Ot»>*. Wmn-Owio hat ttw lo» prices plus Too Volue Stamps. There art no strings cn our specials k. . . only savings for you. REGULAR 17# . . WHITE RUBBING AlcohoMO* A spirin33' Cremes 39' Drink = 29 REGULAR 49* . . BIG 60 SANDWICH i TROPI-CAL-LO ORANGE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRtCES GOOO THRU APRIL lOTH 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON . . HORMfl. Canned Ham 3 Band Members Win Ratings CAN W -D Brand 2 REGULAR 2 /2 9 * . . SCOTT WHITE OR ASSORTED Tissue. . . 10 Cocktail. . 4 ,,,c~ * 2 sv. Peas 5 W. K. Corn 6 Juice . . . . 4 *-e- * Juice . . . . 3 Rolls Six student soloists, throe cn sc mbice sad Ore majorettes ad the Seminole High School bead received superior ratings at the district bsad contest hi St. Petersburg, according to Bsad master Ernest Cowley. The entire bead received ea ” Excellent” rating la concert sad sa “ B ice Heat” la sightreading. Students receiviag the highest awards for their instrument si solos included Joel Pebd, flute; Steve Lead), clarinet; Becky Tanner, plaao; Neil RiCharde, trumpet; Liada Webb, baritone; Davis Ed wards, drum. Easemblae Included a drum duet of Charles Stela aad Dave Edwards; e flute quartet of Joel Pebd, Mods Nelmaa. Pete Darmi sad Leslie Moore; e clarinet quartet at Stove Leach, Ed Hubbard, Becky Tam er and Claudia Bomgardaer. Majorettes o f the A Corps included Majorette Copula, Sylvie Willie me, Doaaa Be*weickla, Maureen Mougbtoa. Pet Meckoll ead Michele Mel ben. All tboee receiving the sup­ erior rating are entitled to ea tor the state contest which will bo held in Daytons Beach the first weekend ia May, Cowley said. REGULAR 27* . . STOKELY FRUIT C Io m 9 Trimmed Naturally Ttndar BEEP SALE I W-D BRAND . . BONELESS ROUND REGULAR 2Sg . . ASTOR 301 Cons REGULAR 2 /39* . . STOKELY CS OR rf W-D BRAND . . SIRLOIN REGULAR 3 /1 1 . . . . THRIFTY MAID GRAF REGULAR 3 f f . . DOLE PINEAPPLE REGULAR 79s . . CHUB PACK . . GROUND 4E-ox. Core NEW . . THRIFTY MAID 300 Cons P o r k & Beans 1 0 S t e w > * 6 9 ' REGULAR 89* . . CHUB PACK . . GROUND____ _ LENTEN SPECIAL . . BLUE BAY LIGHT ML Tuna . . . . 4 Catsup . . 6 Plums No. H Cons R o u n d 12-ea. lots. 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON AND GROUND REGULAR 2 /37* . . THRIFTY MAID REGULAR 29# . . THRIFTY MAID PRUNE LARGE FRESH GREEN STALKS , No. 2 IS Cana 7 9 ' B e e f 5 **1 ” REGULAR 29* . . DIXIE DARLING SAR-I-QUI LENTEN SPECIAL . . FISH FILLETS FRESH TENDER YOUNG POLE B read TARNOW B u n t.. 2 REGULAR 49« . . LITTLE DEBBIE RAISIN CREME Celery. . 2 s * lbs. WASHINGTON w A ^ninuiun STATE ) i a i l RED ni DELICIOUS A f f t e s . . 2 lbs. _3< TWIN SACK 23* C a k e s s*** 3 9 * Hi-ACRES rnwi4H FROZEN KOR iDa w GRANGE w w jb REGULAR 4 9 f . . CHOCOLATE CANDY (PLAIN) MORTON FROZEN SPAGHETTI OR M * M 's t 3 9 * JniM. . . 5 c0°n' 1 . “ 6-o*. I f Cons WASHINGTON (UI*I) — Rep. Wright Patman (DTex.) contends tho Houso of Representatives needs a fourth office building. Ho says tho three now available aren't en­ ough to houaa tba additional two staff aides ha beliavea each lawmaker needa. Patman's suggestion, made when ho filed his kill fo r two more aides, was not exported to win universal acclaim among his colleagues. They have been taking considerable abuse lately about their latest offict building, the vast now |M.< million Rayburn Build­ ing. ■ k tu n . "y r iM n n iia » r REGULAR 49* . . BAYER Solons Shunning eahorc to Alkante, Spain, after a gwlnuning break durtag tba lim ing of bar tale* I ^ M a M n ii I £ £ *1. SARA LEI FROZEN POUND 6 ik i b b b p k 0 .7 9 POKh a o a Wiener* e LB. 39# „ ^ m 39# COPELAND ALL PORK OR ALL BEEF Sausage . , 45* BORDEN’S Gam Roll* a CAN 19# OUARTER PORK LOIN SLICED INTO Chop* # • o La. 59# PALMETTO FARMS Raody-to-Serve Pimento REGULAR S3« . . DEEP SOUTH Mayonnaise* 3 9 * > Chocs# # • i«sx cup 59# SUPERBRAND COTTAGE Chtos# e e I-so. cu p 29* MERI-DCAN FROZEN STRAW* Berries 5 -1 . > Mri. R om Soaderea, ed St. Louis, bss a christening dross U yesrs old which has beta used for IS bsptisms. I I ///r .Wr//7 Place lo Go... For Good Things To Ted ^ D T im * Are. ft SMkIM B. First M, if * f s l u ll s At*. f t M K , W ffcw R jr 17*92, L m | w m 4 ixje rl �i Sanford Children Join Arbor Day Observance Bt l ittle devilish! Drive in exciting '65 DODGE DART Friday afternoon some 1,000 requested to help, not only Sanford will have more patmi local school principals, at well sured Mrs. Williams that now area along the Lake Monroe Vttr ft s n lo r b f f r a l h Sanford elementary achool Wed. April 7, *66— Page 7 children will come marching with the planting, but with than any other tourist-travel­ aa that of the Sanford area la 'the Ideal time to plant shoreline near the 1-4 bridge the subsequent watering that ed town In thla ipace-agc committee under the direc­ palm trees.” and la ready to atari pi anting *2089 home with a small palm tree will be necessary until the area," Mra. Williams predict­ tion o f Jack Bolt, chairman. James Jernigan, city parks sabal palms and Spanish bay. In one hand, a tack of ferti­ palms take hold and begin to ed. Anothony Jensen, assistant and recreation supervisor, h u oneta aa toon aa landscape lizer and planting Instructions grow. Mra. Williams commended forrester with the Florida Agri­ reported that the city Is at sketches art received from tha in the other. "In a few years from now the "splendid co-operation" of cultural Extension Service, as­ work leveling and clearing an State Road Department It will be Arbor Day In San­ ford, « part of the overall Seminole County Chamber of Commerce beautification plan. This particular project la spon­ sored locally, as part of the Sanford area plan, by mem* b e n of the Ixora Garden Club, •under the chairmanship at Mra. Voile A. Williams Jr. Through the generosity of k,vs-' Mrs. Walter Carter, of Oviedo, and Mrs, Kerfoot Bryant of Sanford, approximately 1,000 cocoas plumosa palms will be distributed to children in third and fourth grades at Plnecrest l i t IAIN VALUI School, South Side School, W ALTER BISTLINE WeaUlde . Grammar School, Goldsboro and Hopper elemen­ tary achools Friday. Members of the Future Farm en of America, both Sanford Junior High a n d Seminole High School chapt. n iiu u n ia n U N IT S era, will donate their services to dig the palmi on Mrs, Car­ ter's and Mrs. Bryant's pro­ By J i m Casselberry ft-perty and prepare them for 1*13 Walter F. BlaUlne, ninth distribution. grade atudent at South Semi Parents are expected and sole Junior High School, hat received an appointment from Ben. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., as a page In the State Senate 14 0L NTTIX LIMIT t during the current aeaiion of _ d » e Legislature. I M f VAlUt • The 14-year-old aon of Mr. Two persona were wounded end Mra. Fred W. Blatline, of and two others arrested after Longwood, Walter la an out- an early morning fight in the L o o t weartn* mMh stockings atandlng atudent, la preildent Chicago Flats area. • BMUtlfully fitting la lstsst fashion ahadss, with Herbert Washington, shot In of the atudent council and a rslafsrosd hool mad ton. During hla atay in Tallahanee the head, according to sher­ n Batuttfidly wM iliif Durin hla atay In Tallahaaaee iffs office reports, was treat­ May 3-17, he will be getting ed at Seminole Memorial Hoi• Inexpensively LIMIT I first hand obaervation of the pltal and transferred to Flor* negater, leatte ar layer luxurious working* of date government Ida Sanitarium in Orlando, Q w hile acting aa a metaenger following the fight which took >rden® place shortly after midnight. end performing other duties. GLACIER CLUB He will receive a salary of Madine O'Neal was treated $10 per day out of which he for knife wounds at Seminole must pay for hla room and Memorial Hospital and remeals. A Life Scout, Walter leased. The sheriffs office la hold­ hopee to have aome money V i GAL. left over aa he la aavlng for ing two brothers, Eugene, 38, M i and Robert Lee Ervlnc, 34, a aummer trip with Boy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry and of 908 Pine Avenue, on chargREG. 54e a trip to the New York World'! ca of aggravated aisault. No bond has been act. • Fair wilh hla parents. * A |g / M e f u g g 1 Investigating the incident Although he wilt be working a full day he will not be get­ were Deputies Silas Lackey ting a vacation from hla aca­ Jr. and W. R. Brown. 1881 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA Bonus Buy of theWook COMET Longwood Youth Named Page In •State Senate SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. CLEANSER in Tw oW ounded, Tw oArrested FIRST QUALITY ANTISEPT10 NEXT WINN-DIXIE — PH. 833.817* HAfTLAND r hw£™ £Avtl NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — TH. *4M#7> SEA M LE SS NEW STORE ORLANDO27,1 N Z EH,LW NYLONS TONI FRENCH AYR. (HWY. 17-92) SANFORD ii.H tin LISTERME TO ■THREE STORES TO SERVE Y O U ------- NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 38S.U70 OPEN MON THRU BAT. • a.m. te 1* p.m. BUN. I I a.m. to 8 p.m. HOME PERMANENT w ICE CREAM H39*fl , 41T 00 “BEAT THE TOWN” demic atudlea aa hia school books and assignment! will accompany him to the capital where he will be enrolled in a ipecial school for pages. Walter recently was award£ « d a third place medal and $2 v caab prize In the American­ ism Essay Conteat sponsored by the American Legion Auxi­ liary Unite 236 and 1U. Circle M eeting Circlet o f the Forest City Baptist Church will have a combined meeting at 8 p.m. (Thursday at the church. Mra. Don Westmoreland will be in charge o f the devotion and Mra. Ralph Green, president o f the Woman's Missionary Society, will conduct tha buaineat session. Further plana will be made for the ehurch'a April 25 homecoming celebra­ tion. Egyptians used papyrus, a plant-pitch which was flatten­ ed out into atripi, for literary work; henco our word paper. Legal Notice IV TUB Cim T'IT rill'H T (IP THR VIXTH JL'DK’ISI. CIH( I IT, IV AMI POR SKNIXOI.H Mil >TV, PI.(Ill III A IV CHAXCERY NO. I ITT! MARTIN J. JUBACK, rutniirr, *i. SKCH U S. EASTER SAVIN6S These houaewaiva nr« high qoality, linear plartio in exciting new otters. TWI-AIB-A-HAU PHT D E E P -C U T Choose from t • Divided dlahpaa.1* f t g in a Stacking vegetable btna, S pm EASTER BUNNY SPECIALS • 2-comperUncnt pall, 18 qt. afa* o Wastebasket, 31 qt. mao e Mixing bowl sat, 3 po. e leumdry bosket, 1H M b M ■oft, gotten stuffed plush. A friend fernckSdJo cuddle. «itW i n 1 1 POLY Brach*a sugar Caatsd — ,_ TOWN” Our high quality proscription sorvlos saves you money every day. Let us eon* vinos you. Briny your next prescription to us sad YOU’LL SEE . V. YOU’LL SAVE! Buckets, Baskets a i l Bowls' NANCY JANK JURATS, IlMrn’Imt. AMRVDKtl XOTIPH (IP SUIT POII UIVOHrP, TOI NANCY JANE JUUACK R**14*net Unknown You, Nancy Jan* Jubtrk. ar* hsrtbr notiritd that a Rill ot Complaint for Divert-* haa bt*n flint! *K*ln*t you, and you nr* r*qutr*d lo **rva a copy of your Aniwar or Pltadlns to tha Blit of Complaint on tha plain, lift* miorniy. Juke. I'M SI. MURAKKO, P. O. Bor SIS, P*rn Park. Florida, and flla th* orl* plnal An*w*r or Flooding tn th* nfflc# of th* Clark of th* Circuit Court on or b*for* th* Zlnd day of April, IMS. If you British troops in the Trans­ fall to do to, judgment bp d*. fault will b* taktn nstlnit vaal were accompanied by you for th* r*ll*f d*mand*d In Salvation Army officers dur­ th* Bill of Complaint. DUNK AMI onDEREfl at ing the Boer War. Hanford, lamlnol* County, Plorlil*. thla IStk day ar March, IMS. (SKAU Arthur H. Backwllk. Jr, Clark of Circuit Court Hr: Martha Y. Vlhltn Deputy Clark JOHKPII M. MURAIKO p. o. iim : : i Pern Park. Plnrlda Attorney for Plaintiff. Puhllah March IT, 14, It. i Apr. T. ISO. CDK-IS VdTIt'K OP a riT THE kTATK OP PI.ORIDA TO HKTTV I. KINNKT. w h o a * laat*known realdone* and wbaraabout* la III Lairing* Avanua, Mamphia, Tannaaaaa: ■ult having baan filed again*! you In lha Circuit Court tn and for lamlnol* County, Plorlda, In Chancary, for dl* vorr*. th* abbravlatad till* of which la Richard Kinney, plain­ tiff, varau* Rally !» Kinney, defendant, thla nnllr* ta to ra. qulr* you tn flta with !h* Clark of aald Court your written dafrnaea. If any, to th* plantlffa complaint filed la aald cauaa, and to aarv* a ropy on th* plalntirr* attornay* not Inter than the talk day of April, A. D. ISIS. Herein fall not or a darraa pro runTatao will b* entered aaalnat you. WITNKSf my hand and th* aaal of aald Court at Sanford, Plorlda. thla Slth day o f March. A. D. I t ll. ((KALI Arthur 11. Rackwlth, Jr.. Clark of lh* Circuit Court F R I N d S B E N E F IT ® — AcHr: Maaln* (lanall • Deputy Clark tress Margaret Nolan la a HUTCHISON AND LKPPLKR "real cool" musician In ShopBuilding pertoD, England, aa aha runs Edward* Poet Offlc* Drawar M through a accne fo r bar new Hanford, plorlda ^ m ovie, "Prwnlaa H er A ir - Attornay* far Plaintiff • thing." Her costume consists Publlah March at A April T, IS. tl, 1144. tpaU t€ lr U a t r i a l * fU lU r, CDK-U! “HAT - — M AAL0X"7O£ ANTA0ID LIQUID " • die Value, is 0a," 6146 SIZE ROLL 1HU ON OF w u h U M tm . W * Urge, 3*o Slxe Oram or Psatal fm m s & l# •»P A R AM O T HN U 6SETIiiat» ravm i* 2 i 67' ■ k U . 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Ruth related it is Just like coming back home, or better, yet like another o f their many honeymoons, since Joe return­ ed from a seven-month de­ ployment March 35. When the Tullys left San­ ford in 1363, their second tour e< duty here, they went to Washington, D. C , and later to Virginia Beach, Va., where Ruth kept the home fires burning for tha three Tully midgets (quoting Ruth), Hea­ ther, IS, Joe III, 14, and Hol­ ly, eight She expressed gennine delight at being back in Sanford with all the wonder­ ful people. While living In Senford, Ruth engaged in all civic aa well aa Navy activities. She is sn avid golfer, plays bridge end the entire family cetera to the water (well, efter a lll). She loves homemaking end tha very almple things of life, which ia eleganco within It- M iss Jordan, Leslie C. Hunter, Jr. low* entertained for the Ro­ bert* and Tullys at a dinner party latt night, but again fear homicide, ao will keep my cotton pickin' mouth for­ ever aealed on aald subject. Ruth Tully graciously wel­ come* all calls from friend* and ia looking forward to many hour* o f pleasant chat­ ting. Again it was indeed my pleasure to meet Ruth Tully. Chatting with her revived the collapsed ego In s e e i n g someone with so much sest and enthusiasm In a natural manner reflecting ever so much dignity and reserve. United In Impressive Church Rites Miller and By Jane Caiaelbcrry Mias Jennifer Jo Jordan. |berger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Chunat, of 12 .vj? Plata Oval, Casaelberry. be- ■ p came the bride of Lealle Char* : ? v j les Hunter Jr., aon of Lt. Col. H (Ret.) and Mrs. Leslie C. B y . * Hunter Sr., of Orlando, at 3 B p m. Saturday, April 3, at the B t; 1 Ciiselberry Community Meth- I odist Church. Rev. Delmas Copeland offlelated at the double ring cere- I,'. "*5 mony and the bride was given I in marriage by ber step- B father. ! Arrangements of white glad- I k i inti, chrysanthemums a n d I itatice decorated the altar. •- . The nuptial music was provided by Mra. Darwin Shea at |r « . V the organ and the soloist, Miss Valorie Shea, who aang ' “ 0 Promise Me." K * WE ARE ALWAYS so pleas­ ed to enlighten the public of the progress of tomorrow's leaders. DENNIS L. BROWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Swarts o f 418 West Crystal Drive, was one of 144 men recently initia­ ted into ten fraternities on the campus at Denison Uni­ versity, Granville, Ohio. A frwhman at Denison, Dennis has pledged Lambda Chi Alpha. STEWART CLOVIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clovis, 115 Shannon Drive, has been named to tho Dean’s List for the fall semester at Eastern Kentucky State College, He Is among 436 students named to the honor list. To receive recognition on the select list Ruth related that at Vir­ a student must have compiled ginia Beach, on two recent o c ­ S6 or moro quality points. casions, people who had ever JOHN GOERSS, aon of Rev. been stationed here, had got­ ten together for sorts' old Herbert W. and Mrs. Goeras, homo week rcmlniscense, and 215 Ridge Drive, has been it waa marvelous. Seems they placed on the Dean's Honor •U love Sanford. Actually lt It List for the winter term at people like Ruth Tully who Concordia S e n i o r College, make our area so inviting and Port Wayne, ind. Students w h o s e grade attractive. Our Navy wife was sporting point average la 3.5 or better a perfectly elegant g o l d on a scale where A is 4 and bracelet, unusually simple In B ia 3 are recognised in this design, with minute blue manner. atones. Seems her favorite John la a graduate of Con­ Collegiate Institute, Captain brought this back to cordia her from Italy on this recent Uronxvllle, and plana to ma­ deployment, which I literally triculate at Concordia Semin­ ary, St. Louis, Mo. He is bad to drag out of her. The Tullys could not have presently enrolled In the prechosen better hosts than theological program at Con­ Sheila and Vinca Roberta had cordia Senior College. they trotted the globe. The THE TIFT COLLEGE Choir lovely Sheila also enjoys sim­ plicity, as waa proven by the of Foriytb, G*., will present informal tete-a-tete i t the concert! at 13 churchea and poolside of the Roberta home. schools in Georgia, April 4-7, Thu* with all the material as­ It was announced hy choir di­ sets these two gale are bless­ rector, R. Lee Collins, ed with, they are two o f a Among the 40 members of kind, genulna, wholesome per­ tho all girl choir la talented sona, which so few can Mlsi Patty Glenn Johnson of known throughout boast, with no veneer or Sanford, the area for ber lovely sing­ pbonlnes*. Ruth regrets that they will ing voice. have to leave Saturday, but TW O COMPARATIVELY duty calls. Sheila ha* planned no formal entertainment, aim- NEWCOMERS to Sanford are ply takin' it easy with friends the MISSES MIRIAM and seems to be the main item on VALERIE RYE, who are now associated w i t h Elisabeth the agenda. tine o f the first calli Ruth Klein's School o f Dance Arts. Elizabeth will be leaving bad after arriving Monday night, waa from her former soon for tbe west coast and maid in Sanford. Ruth related Valerio and Miriam will as­ aha waa filled with humility. sume tho management and After all, n maid knowi the operation of School of Dance lady of the house almost as Arts and will make their well as any member of the home In Sanford. family, ao this gesture relates These gals have a colorful what * wobuttfui y d - luufcai.unai' oacKKrtmnu and w n Ruth Tully Is. their dancing talents and su­ Understand the Walter Gic- per good looks will graciously SHEILA ROBERTS AND RUTH TULLY are relaxing by the poo] aide o f the Roberts spacious home on Seminole Boulevnrd. Capt. and Mrs. Joe Tully are house guests o f Dr. and Mrs. Vince Roberts while attending Bombing Derby festivities. (See Candid Chatter) . r y rr - —- I - - . Miss Susan Haynes, 1363 Seminole High graduate, was honored Saturday, April 3, by her sister, Miss Diana Hayn­ es, with a luncheon at the Malson et Jardin In Alta­ monte Springs. Mlnature diplomas served as place cards, and a blue and white Spring motif waa used as table decor. NIGHT AT DODGE CITY will definitely transpire on April 24 when the Lake Mary Fire Hal] will be transformed Into n replica of the famed city. Jerri Keeth, Kat Noel, Etta Jane Keogh and Ruth Boutwell are combining their love­ ly heads to stage ao extrava­ gant* never before attempted in this area to benefit the Lake Mary Woman's Club building program. There will be games, prises and refreshments, including a free lunch counter. Dance hall girls appropriately attired In tho costume* of the era will be on hand, desperado posters will be on display and there will be plenty of pistol packin' mamas and papa*. Kitty, Doc and Matt Dillon will be por­ trayed by capable characters In Uie area. Callcn The bride’s mother wore a I with matching coat and whit* dress of mint green brocade| accessories with a corsage of yellow carnations. • The mother o f the groom "' 1 "* I uore * suit of pink brocade ; ; ;s ' I with white accessories and a I white orchid corsage, fi; Following the wedding a reI ception was held In Weaver Hall the 4 ’ Pw 1 ^ ’> j ; I i I j M in Margaret Stevens. The Bride’s Book was kept by Miss Linda Patterson, The three tiered wedding . - f l B cake was decorated in pink | - 4 v/ e /. I 1 decorated gladioli and chryianthemum*. Anlsting with the reception were Mr*. D. Stephens, Mrs. Stanley Patterson, Mr*. Ralph Stevens, Mis* Kay Moon and *• ■ | ** m ■ and whltc and ^ pp011 wllh • liy"-*-.M miniature bride and groom. ■ y L G u e s t s were served punch and A Freception T E R the couAfter liic pic left on a wedding trip to OU SELECT the Y west coast of Florida. The j l M bride chose for her awayY O U R a NEW Miss Kay Ryan Rosita B of^ ^ B pink accessories. Drive was given a surprise C Amake R A their T home They will birthday party at the home of in Lake City. Beatrice and Miriam BurtT H E SH O W ache this past week. Among MR. . t Mr. di 0f y SUC|ti, ,\(r i . , p l r |t, » SEE US FOR Mra. lusia 1 im j K Mlchac Ohio, two wi Mr. and Mrs. James Sims spent a few days along tho route of the proposed Barge Canal. They headed toward Yankee Town and followed the route to Dunncllon, then to Ocala and stayed overnight at Rainbow Springs. Going on they entered Ocala National Forest. Going to i ’alalka, they stopped at Lake George, Georgetown, then to Crescent City and back home again to DcBary. They both enjoyed tho trip. j j rii shell f Susan’s mother presented auciti, her with a class ring charm for her bracelet. Rub a little soap on the Those present with Susan were Miss Linda Green, Sha­ sides of medicine cabinets or ron Booth, Karen Law, Mrs. shower sliding door* that H. R. Parker, Mrs. A. J. Wil­ stick. liams, Mr*. Eula Benson, Mrs. M. T. Hsynes Jr. and Miss Diana Haynes. T H E L A T E S T IN K E Y C H A IN S ft i » i Gifta - Cards • Books 210 E. First St. Forest City MEMO TO MR. V. FROM PERSNICKETY PEN PAL Just in case you should de­ cide to leave your lovely Lorene and take off for Georgia with some gal for “ quickie" marriage purposes, fergit It, Mr. V. Times and the laws have changed. Seems the so-called marri­ age mills Just over the state line have the same laws as Florida since January. The blood test end three-day welt­ ing period ere now in full ef­ fect, so all teenagers, both chronological and m e n t a l , ■ave your time, gas and nerv­ es and stay borne for the three days, think It over and then good luck if you atill have the nerve alter added thought and consideration. How do J know all thla, Mr. Personals By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wil­ loughby o f Magnolia Drive have recently returned from Geraldine, where they attended the funeral o f Mr. Willoughby'a m o t h e r , Mrs. Alma Willoughby, who died very auddenly from n heart attack. Zoonoses refers to diseases that are transmitted from ani­ mals to humans, “ Medical World News,'* a Journal for doctors, reports. I Here'i the greatest time* saving, work-saving, money­ saving bleated event ilnce die invention of the wash­ ing machine! The American Cancer So­ ciety’s fund raising reached new highs In 1364 with contri­ butions and legacies of 943,775,341. GORDON KELLETTS 9 Finecrest THROUGH (pin&c/uL&l1 SAT. A PRIL 10 suniMdsi: Shopping AUTOMATIC BURNER — Center PHONE PHONE 322-7913 322-7913 buys M BRJBS Ih a O t o A M W W TW AICHIt V .? Aha! You don’t know, do you? And, Lorcnc, this is “ Jest" so example, Doll! Miss Susan Haynes Honor Guest Of Graduation Fete % THU RS. APRIL 1 y ) - The bride was radiantly beautiful in her traditional gown with fitted lace bodice, long sleevei and a full skirt featuring a lace panel in front and tiers of lace. The gown was accented with bril­ liants and the bride wore a fingertip veil o f illusion attached to a tiara decorated with pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of while carnation! centen d with a detachable orchid corsage. The maid of honor, Miss Dotty Sewell, wore an aqua floor length gown and matching hat and veil. She carried a nosegay of white chrysan­ themums with aqua streamers. The bridesmaids, Miss Kathy Hunter, sister of the groom, and M ill Pat Dirga, w o r e ensembles matching that of the maid of honor. Richard Jordan, brother of the bride, served as best man and the ushers were Tom Carlcton light* automatically , , ■ shuts ejf whan power h interrupted EASIEST TERMS EVER! • 1 0 B o u r n , PAYMENTS ONLY 8 2 * P er W e e k ! ' No snore lifting and lugging on wash* dnyt •••no more waiting around cm ' wind or rain. . . no exposure to lightning : and thunder. . . laundry stays on sched­ ule every time •. . and gas dryers dry | twice ns fast as competitive types for half the cost. • •assure perfect results every time. . . another triumph for betW ter living with gas] « I �Wed. April 7. *68— Pag* • IIVEITBRY BilbreyHonoreMn. d W. Norris Mrs. J.H. A t Seminole Chapter Meet To Host Garden Thirty-six members a n d attended a recent meetinf of Seminole Chapter No. 9, Order of Eastern Star, at the Masonic Temple, San­ ford. Visitors Included Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Larson, Florida Chapter No. *, Pensacola, and Mrs. Sarah Epstein, Chapter M, Centrevllle, Md. I The Chapter was saddened to hear that Past Matron Grace Cordell Is again In the hospital In Ocala. Grace work­ ed at Penney's In Sanford for years and is known to prac­ tically all Sanfordltes. The secretary, Mrs. J. H. Bilbrey, was practically numb with amasement when she fearned she was to be honored Tor her 11 years of service as secretary. She had heard the Worthy Matron, Mrs. J. J. Nicholson, say something like “ We have with us this even­ ing a member who has devot­ ed many years of service to the Chapter. Sister Conduc­ tress, you will Introduce her." While fumbting In her purse for a coin for the silver drill and wondering to whom the Worthy Matron referred, sud­ denly standing at her station was Audrey Markos, Conduc­ tress, waiting to escort her to the Introduction line. "Who, MET" she gasped, •nd accompanied Audrey in a sort of dase to be Introduced, receive a warm welcome and beautiful words of commen­ dation from the Worthy Mat­ ron and Acting Worthy Pa­ tron, Irving Pryor, The five Star Points told of the lessons to be learned from the heroines of the Order. She was presented with a gift and the silver drill for the even- ‘Adult” Disease Strikes Infants At High Rate NEW YORK (U P l)-P u t on the dunce's cap if you think •yphilis Is an exclusively adult disease. Research indicates t h a t adults pass it on to infants at an alarming rate. Between 1M0 and IMS, syphilis among the newborn to one-year age group jumped nearly 180 p c' cent, reports the U. S. Public Health Service Communicable Disease Center. T o protect babies a n d mothers, Dr. William J. Brown, director of the cen­ ter's veneral disease branch, urges the following: —All pregnant w o m e n should be blood tested for the disease both early and late In pregnancy so prompt treat­ ment can be started If nec­ essary. Treatment during the first II weeks of pregnancy will prevent Infection of the baby. Proper treatment even later may cure the baby al­ though It can't prevent possi­ ble damage to bonos and -|*WK------------------------------------- log, and while she was too bemused to bear it st the time, she was assured that the organist, Mrs. Bertha Snyder, had played “ You Are My Sunshine" and "I Love You Truly" during the march­ es from and back to her seat. Hoatesaea for the evening were Mmei. J. E. Blackman, John Shepard and J. P. Holtsclaw. Club Of L. Mary By Frances Wester A change In location of Fri­ day’s 10 a.m. meeting of the Lake Mary Garden Club has been announced. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Norris, 411 Lakevlew Drive. Little Venice, Instead of at the home of Mrt. Lester TilHi s i originally scheduled. Garden Circles Garden Cirri** Meetings Thursday, April 8. CENTRAL — Meets at the new Garden Center In Sunland estates at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff. I l l, will conduct a workshop on Art­ istic Design and member* are to bring their o-vn flow­ ers and containers. Mrs. Durward L. Walker will serve as hostess. IVY — Mrs. Blsnton Owen will direct a workshop on the making o f driod plaques. Members are to bring all their material* to the home of Mrs. Frank Walker, 403, Temple Drive at 7:4S pm. MIMOSA — Members will M edical News We've heard much economic and political talk recently about the gold drain and the gold standard. And now comes a medical report on the precloua metaL Dr. Naomi Kanof, Washing­ ton, D, C., dermatologist, re­ ported recently that certain types o f stubborn skin ulcers healed rapidly when dressed with layers of specially pre­ pared gold leaf. The phyilclan said-that the healing process was remarkably rapid. The reasons the precious shield works so effectively, Dr. Kanof told Women's Med­ ical News Service, are not yet fully understood. Dr. Kanof Is Chief of Dermatology st Children's Hospital, Washing­ ton, D. C. General de Gaulle and Fort Knox tike notet leave at 10 e.m. fo r ■ visit to the Garden Barn. Friday April 9 CAMELLIA — A plant exchange will highlight the meeting at 9:80 e.m. at the horns o f Mrs. Tom McDon­ ald, 1100 Comall Drive, Members are asked to bring articles for a white elephant aale. DIRT GARDENERS— Ben Wigglna will diicusa con­ servation at tha meeting at 10 a.m. In the Caucus Room at First Federal Savings and Loan Building. Mrs. J. R. Wells Is hostess. HIBISCUS — Circle mem­ bers will hold a white sta­ phs nt and a plant sals at 3 p.m. at tha home of Mr*. Charles Morrison. J A C A R A N D A — Mrs. Frank Donahoa will direct a demonstration on the use of tha Hogarth Curvt In artis­ tic design. Members will meet at 7:30 p.m. with the chairman, Mr*. C. M. Flow­ ers. ROSE — Member* will leave at 8:80 a.m. for a tour o f Busch Gardena, Tampa. PALM CIRCLE will meet Thursday, April 18 at the home o f the chairman, Mrs. Blanton Owen. Mrs. Carl Stubbina will present the program topic, “ Bee*." Cohostesses sr* Mrs. Helen DeWit and M n. William llardie. IF WE CONTINUE TO HOLD THIS MERCHANDISE T IL AFTER INVENTORY IT MEANS WE PAY ADDITIONAL TAXE8 — WE WOULD RATHER PASS ON GREATER SAVINGS TO OUR CUSTOMERS SO JUST LOOK HOW WE HAVE SLASHED THESE PRICES! BEDROOM P latform Rocker .1 Piece ItnIUn Privincial Bedroom Suite. Fruit Wood Finish, Triple Dresner, Extra Large Chest, Panel Bed. 9100 OFF! REG. NOW . 9298.95 In Beautiful Green Plastic. *198 WAS 9450.00 NOW ONLY WITH BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESS h* • a n d Love Seat WAS 9119.00 *89 NOW THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY ITEMS NOW ON SALE! • *28 Yours $ For Only 3 WAS 9229.00 NOW ODD D IN E T T E C H A IR S N ot M ore Than Two O f A K ind. VALUES Take Them *M-95 Home For Aa Lillie Aa *109 Danish Modern, Homespun Cover. NOW *H9 O DDSondENBS Taken In Trade C H A IR S — SOFAS SEC TIO N A LS DINETTES VERY LOW PRICES Used Box Springs and M attress, Double & Twin FREE Balloons and Bubble Gum ICE BUCKETS . . . . Thermos EACH W aste Baskets Used Tables Step and Cocktail CM into WAS 910.95 AND UP ONLY W rench Sets 9 7 NOW tailored by SAQNER M A N Y OTHER IT EM S TOO *195 NU M ERO U S C O M E S IT A SPELL W ITH SH IN E YOUR T O M E N T IO N • Planter Boxes EACH SH O E SPORT GOAT each 29c Jugs • * 1 0 $3« BRIN G THE KIDS GOOD USED Just One Of These Left. *12 9 Yours For O N L Y Danish Modern Swivel Rocker S ofa and Chair *5 5 NOW SLIGHTLY DAMAGED 2 Piece Suite — The lout One! NOW • M ahogany Drop L ea f Duncan - P hyfe Extension Table and Six Chairs. Chairs & Rockers VALUES TO 959 WORTH 989.95 *129 *34 D IN IN G ROOM 7 Piece Dinette Sets — W ood Grain, S eif E dge. Table and Six Chairs. LIN O LE U M Platform Rockers NOW . • 9x12 Nylon Covers, Assorted Colors. WAS 949.95 (PURCHASES UNDER 910 CASH AND CARRY ONLY.) FURNITURE S—News may be sub­ mitted at office, via mall or phono for abort notices. Typewritten accounts in lower case double spaced nr* expedited more quick­ ly. Noams should he print­ ed la manuscript reports. white photos aad negative# are acceptable. fc—Photos made bp Her­ ald staff may ha duplicat­ ed at manias! coat Darla Wllllaaaa f i r l i t f Bdtisr ggg-MU—City *89 RASY NOW . Early American — Printed Cover. *14800 Social News Regulations wedding forms ere avail­ able to’ be accompanied by photo four deye before enaouncemant. WAS 9169.00 Some Swivel — Assorted Covers Many Colors, Great Values OETAWAnHOM THEORDINARY- *109 French Provincial Sofa $9 9 5 0 L IV IN G ROOM NOW Damask Cover — Only One t o ft ! *124 A Real Bargain For Only 99 —Careful examination of babies whoee mothers have had no prenatal care or who gave birth without medical at­ tention. —Reporting by private phy­ sicians of all cases so that these can be treated and fol­ lowed up. The Herald welcome* all social news with tha fol­ lowing regulations estab­ lished: 1—Photograph and cov­ erage requests should be mode three dayi prior to WAS 9229.00 7 Piece Living Room Group. SofaBed, Matching Chair With Nylon Covers, 2 Step Tables, 1 Cocktail Table, 2 Lamps. V V vx , Cor. E. 1st ft Sanford A t#, 911-1891 111-9489 Duality Line And Priced So tow . . . 3 Piece Bedroom Suite With Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase Bed. In Walnut Or Sea Mint. Perm anent Arrangem ents HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Provincial Sofa *298 NOW Loose Only! WAS 9149.50 3 Piece Walnut Suite With Double Dressers, 4 Drawer Chest, Bookcase Bed. WAS 9189.50 *34 NOW 2 Piece Early American, Cushioned. Sectional, One Printed Cover. This Spague • Carlton Early American 3 Piece Bock Maple Suile. To Clone It Out! Lafayette'* Remains The Marquis de Lafsyette la burled in Plcpus cemetery at Parti, France. At the time o f his death, the state o f Vir­ ginia shipped the earth with which ha wat covered to France, so that ha might II* eternally under American soil. WAS 969.50 U P T O ■ «* W r 1 W TERMS K IT S C H O IC E! IN C LU D E D IN T H IS SALE! US W HILE A T T E N D IN G THE DO W NTO W N SAN FO RD A U T O SHOW FRO M 828.95 O PEN W E D N E S D A Y TH U R SD AY F R ID A Y N IG H TS OTHER EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT MATHER 208-09 E. FIRST ST. k OF SANFO RD J ' * 40® ? PHONE 822*0988 . �1 I ✓ Air Show Preview A preview o f Saturday’)* big air show at Naval Air Station. 1— Lt. Cdr. Jack Tuttle Itriefs crews. 2— Vigilante, one of show's stars. .1— O t'dr. McLain of R V A IM S squadron talks to crew*. 4— Wntchlnjr from tower (left to rlfh t) Cdr. T. I« Conder, Cdr. Harry Dryant, Capt, James . Mayo. FAA Representative Robert I. Denson, Cdr. Paul F. Werner. ' — Air Show Narrator Harry Dryant. f — Planes on flight line rendy for launch. 7— Blue Angels shown in flight over Holden Hate. 8— Member'-* o f “ Bats" squadron at briefing. 9— Crews getting ready to board plane, 10— Ground crews ready for launch. o -# * -* ■w I ,t ____ _____ _ ... t 9j V �Buy 1 6 < * DIET-RITE COLA 6 p << for Regular Price-Get 1 0 ° z SM O K ED SAUSAGE T H E SE A R E T H E SAVING-EST I FREE! 6 p i< LEAN MEAT W IENERS I pN O P , :4 ,s RED HOTS BO LO G NA BEEF LIVER ; ‘ 'V 4> « r TURKEY W IN G S 4th. St. * Sanford Are. TURKEY LEGS 1100 W. 13th. fit. QuantIty Righto Reserved H IC K O R Y SM O K E D FLA. GRADE “ A” LARGE PICNICS CENTER CUT DOZ. 3 9 * PORK CHOPS 8HURFINE FL0UR5 LB. BAG LB. TOM ATO ES NO. 303 CAN 1 0 * "t. HUNTS PEACHES % ■!TS fr - w ( HS 2 -2 5 ' NO. 303 CAN NO. 2'/, CAN BEEF m AMERICAN BEAUTY CORN ■ C O R N FED H EAVY W ESTERN SUNL1TE «i-tfi ■ WHOLE OR HALF PORK LOIN FRESH COUNTRY STYLE ROAST 39‘ BACKB0NEn49 m m r P T CI i r p n BUDGET SLICED 2 -49' FRESH LEAN PORK m tm m « m am BACON » 33* STEAKS'" 39 SIIURFINE FRUIT FRESH LEAN B-B-Q SIZE SPARE COCKTAIL no.3oscan5 - 99' RIBS CENTER lu' E*iw 1 FaI* CUT V>U A SHOULDER ROAST 1349* DELICIOUS FAMILY STEAK lb.59- FULL CUT ROUND STEAK 69* TENDER TASTY LB. 69* CLUB STEAK BUTE SEAL E V E R F R E SH BREAD 0LE0 Fam ily Size Loaves 2 FOR 25 LIMIT 4 WITH 1100 OIUIER 25 1 - LB . SOLID ^ FOR NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE 4 Rolls 35' LA nUTA CORNED BEEF 391 U. S. NO. 1 SWEET ss29‘ LIMIT S W1TU 18.00 ORDER FRESH GREEN CABBAGE is. 5- LARGE SIZE EVERFRESH POTATO PINE MOUNTAIN LONG GRAIN CHIPS"""■ 3 9 ' RICE HOIJUM APPLE WINTER GARDEN FRUIT 3-39 LBS. Jw JELLY 2 “ - 2 9 1 PIES SEALDSWEET 6 OZ. CAN 3 - 89 SHURFRESH Lemonade 10‘ Biscuit 6 - 3 9 ' LIMIT • WITH $8.00 ORDER SHURFRESH M IL K 6 TALL CANS 59 LIMIT a WITH I8.M ORDER LEMONS d o z 49' GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS �I QUANTITY BIGHTS RESB8VED * TH U R S. F R I. SAT. + ★ % | 1 PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. Oik of the awards to ba pre•anted Saturday durlnf ccramoolei climaxing thii year’s Bombing Derby at Sanford Na­ val An Station will honor Cdr. Barton W. Bartholomew, VAHII skipper lost at sea last year. The award, established by Beconnalsssnre Attack Wins One for excellence In Naval leadership, will he presented by Mrs. Ksy Bartholomew, widow of the commander. It will go to the squadron which has exhibited the most effec­ tive leadership program for the year lMt. The Commander Barton W. Bartholomew Memorial Award for Excellence in Naval Lead­ ership is • plaque bearing a bas relief likeness of Com m inder Bartholomew and the following inscription: •‘ Day by day fix your eyes upon the greatness of your country; when you are im­ pressed by the spectacle oi her glory, reflect that It hat been acquired by men whe knew their duty and had the courage to do It.” FRESH ! ^ N E V E R F R O ZE N ! U .S .D .A . CHOICE H E A V Y W E ST E R N CDR. BARTHOLOMEW Plaque Honors Navy Skipper Lost At Sea DETERGENT ~ F L A . G R A D E “ A** W HOLE G IA N T P K G U. S. CHOICE This Quality B eef Comes From M ature, Grain Fed Cattle, Selected For Flavor, Tenderness And Value. lean tt m eaty “ FLAVO R-AG ED ** ^ B EEF BONELESS ROUND 'Argo” Light Meat, Chunk Style chuck LIMIT 3 PLEASE CENTER CUT ROUND BONK BONELESS POT FOLGERS” a l l m m I £ S I i% Si J Ca I I V • CH U CK • CUBE • F A M IL Y • CLUB • SIR LO IN • T -B O N E Casselberry YFD To Show Films By Jans Casselberry Films on Ore fighting and artificial respiration will be ahown at 7:30 p.m. today at the Casselberry Fire Station for firemen and their wives and any other Interested per­ sons are welcome to attend. -T h ai They May Live,” a film on mouth to mouth re­ by suscitation s u p p l i e d American Red Cross, will be shown. This method of re­ suscitation ha* proved to be the simplest and most effec­ tive means discovered to date o f reviving victims of drown­ ing, electric shock, or strang­ ulation. It is important that everyons be familiar with the method in event of emergen­ cies. Plana also will be made fo r beginning a first aid course in Casselberry in the near future. VJn Tirstr -VmiiUrr between Great Britain ami the U. 5., which ended the Revolutionary War, w si sign­ ed Sept. 3, 1TS3. g r in d s LIMIT: ONE WITH TOUR IS OR MOKE FOOD OKUEK PLEASE. LEAN FLAVORFUL FRESH LEAN PORK LEAN SH O R T E N IN G ! FAMILY PACK EXTRA LEAN BONELESS ARMOUR STAR HERMAN’S ORANGE BAND ALL MEAT LYRE’S BUDGET SLICED FAMILY PACK lll-C ” ASSORTED KAISER' I JMIT.i ONE W ITH m U H t* OR MORE FOOD OKUEK PLEASE. FRESH I0CK1- PCRE-GROL-ND- ■KEAL HICKORY"* HAKHEMUE U OZ. CANS REG. ROLL PRODUCE SANFORD RONCO" MED. OR WIDE U. 8. NO. I WHITE FLA. -CRISP” Potatoes Celery 20 L a B A G " 2 STALK S •’ALABAMA GIRL" SWEET Virginia PetraaVl P . O. Baa 1114 • sa fa ri N O . 2V2 CANS ‘•CORBETTS" WHOLE. SWEET PtoHta RngMstela U k s Maly Nara Narria TB t-1914 “SUN-LITE” “H U N T S” SLICED (OR) HALVES BAKERY -DAIRY �A * Auto Dealers, Merchants Co-operate In 3-Day Extravaganza By B m y Lawes Many valuable prizes, do­ nated by members of the San­ ford Merchants Division of the Greater Sanford Board of Trade, will be given away be­ tween now and Friday night as part of the three-day festi­ vities of the downtown auto show and spring sales extravaganza. Included in the list of prizes to be given away are a stereo Console phonograph, a color television set and a portable television. The portable television set will be awarded some lucky person tonight by the Sanford Merchants Division, with the atereo console being given away Thursday night and the color television set given a* way Friday night. Persona may register for the prizes at any downtown merchant's store and do not have to be preaent to win. The draw­ ings for prizes will come as the climax to each night’i festivities. The glittering auto ahow, aponsored by the Sanford Auto­ mobile Dealers Association, got underway this morning at 11:30 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony presided over by acting M ajor A. L. Wilson and other civic officials and GLENN REEVES dignitaries. First Street, between Park and Palmetto Avenues, has been blocked off to make the largest auto showroom Sanford has ever enjoyed. Shiny new automobiles, sparkling tele­ vision personalities, music, fun, and prizes arc the order of the day now through Friday night when the three-day event closes. Popular television personal­ ity Glenn Reeves hs* brought his entire troupe to Sanford to provide fun and music in two shows nightly during the three day event. A bandstand has been erect­ ed at the intersection of Mag­ nolia Avenue and First Street, and the Reeves troupe will perform each night at 7 o'clock and again at 8:30. On displiy in the two-bloock area are ISO of the finest autos ever turned out by the Detroit manufacturers. The glittering array of automobiles features the latest In mechancial ad­ vances in transportation a a well as the newest in safety factors and available extras. The mid town display opens at 11:30 each morning and eontlnues until 9 o'clock night­ ly. For the duration of the event, all the downtown mer­ chants are remaining open un­ til 9 p. m. so Sanfordltes and visitors may take advantage of pre-Easter and spring shop­ ping bargains being offered. Sanford police, with the co­ operation of the city commiss­ ion. have blocked off the twoblock show area with the ex­ ception of an emergency lane on First Street. Dealers participating in the auto show extravaganza in­ clude Seminole County Motors, Hagg Chrysler-Plymouth, Dili Heniphili Motors, Kllinor Mo­ tor Company, Holler Motor Sales, Strickland • Morrison and Hunt Lincoln - Mercury. SEE AND HEAR GLENN REEVES AND TV GANG EACH NIGHT 7 P .M . - 8:30 P.M . Family Entertainment MORE THAN 150 AUTOMOBILES ON DISPLAY! AUTO SHOW Dodge Adds New-Size Coronet Dodge hat entered the 1965 model year with a new-sized Coronet line added to it* product line-up between ite compact and regular-sized can . The 117-lnch-wheelbase Coronet, significantly larger than competitive i.ameplates in its elate, provide* suffici­ ent passenger compartment apace to accomodate aix ad­ ults comfortably. The 17 models are divided between the Coronet, Coron­ et 440 and sporty Coronet 600 aerie* with a rang* of aeven engines from a 2'25-cubic-lnch six-cylinder to a 426* cubic-inch V-8, including an economical, lightweight V-8, The new Dodge line, along with tha compact Dart and conventional-sized Polara and Custom 880, will be shown to the public at the Sanford Au­ to Show. Tha previously unfilled slot In Dodge's product line­ up which the Coronet will oc­ cupy is currently the fastestgrowing segment of the American automobile market. "There is a definite trend, in both individual and fleet purchases, to a lower-price, family-size car like tho Coro­ net, offering more ear than tha compacts and yet more economical than the ennventional-slzcd cars," Byron J. Nichols. Dodge genera) man­ ager, aaid. “ We believe the 1905 Coro­ net is an ideal family-size ear. It is convenient for su­ burban driving and at the tame time highly suitable for cross-country trips." The Coronet measures 204 inches in over-all length, 75 - hn hts -hi-w iditrwid htHmlwi in height. A wide and massive ap­ pearance hat been given to the new line in the styling treatment of the entire front and rear end#. The four cor­ ners of the car have been no­ ticeably squared o ff to take visual advantage of the full width, height and length of the body. Front end styling features a full-width grille surround­ ing the dual headlights, a deep wrap-around bumper, narrow ridges along the top aides of the front fenders and a fist hood. The broad rear deck slopes very gradually, and then turns downward at a DO-degree angle to form the deck fare. Placed high at the ends o f the deck face are the ver­ tically-styled single tail light assemblies. The four sis-passenger and ona nine-passenger station wagon models, with 90 cubic feet o f cargo space, have the same new styling details as tha sedans. Fifteen exterior colors are offered In a new acrylic enamel paint, which can be buffed back to its original gloss oven after long-time exposure. A variety of vinyls and ny­ lons are used for upholstery materials in a color selection o f blue, ten, turquoise, red, black, and white with gold. Inleriora of the deluxe CoI ronet 600 are furnished with front bucket seats, a renter console with built-in storage compartment and simulated rear bucket scats. For the Coronet 440 and Coronet 500 two-door hardtops, an optional leathergrained vinyl roof covering in black or white has been c o m p o u n d e d for greater weatherabillty. T h e while vinyl has a hard-surface fin- <ish to resist soiling. The convertibles in the same two scries huvr a new type of duet boot made of expanded vinyl that con be fastened with less effort liecause o f th e material's "stretch” characteristics. Use of easily-denned per­ forated vinyl headlining* In the Coronet line lower* the sound level within the passen­ ger compartment. The seal vinyl has been upgraded by improving its seam atrength, using more backing material in major wear areas and In­ creasing its resistance to cold cracking. Instrument p a n e l face plates are finishrd in a sat­ in-silver gloss, and the panel tops are painted in a glareseducing, dark-colored suede finish, which also eliminates windshield reflection. TONIGHT, THURSDAY & FRIDAY Imperial Sales Up 62% Today's luxury car market is truly an exclusive one. Only one person of every 36 Amer­ icans who buy a new car se­ lects a luxury model. Imperial ia finding increased favor among those to whom a ear means the ultimate in pres­ tige and quality. Imperial enjoyed a 62 per cent tales rise last year, in­ creasing its penetration of the luxury car market by 47 per cent. "The engineering and styl­ ing refinement* made in iho 1965 Imperials achieve new lew is of quietness and ele­ gance," said 1’ , N. Buckmin­ ster, general manager of the Chrysler • Plymouth Division. The 1965 Imperial hai a new front end design. It features a two-piece grille occupying the full-widlh grille opening. The dual headlamps, set in bright rectangular headlamp doors, arc recessed into the grille at cither end. Each set of headlamps Is protected by a pane of high strength temper­ ed glass. There is a new wheel cover design with fine serrations around the outer surface. Those features of motoring silence which msde the Imper­ ial so appealing to luxury car owner* last year have been expanded and I m p r o v e d . Among the major improve­ ments arc: 1) Two constant-velocity uni­ versal joints, one at the cen­ ter and the other at the rear of the two-piece drive shaft. eliminate speed and fluctuations from the line. force drive 11:30 A M . 2) Tire size has been chang­ ed to 9.15x15 to eliminate tire squeal, 3) A redesigned torque con­ verter reduces car "creeping" 4) A new camshaft with longer duration, increased valve overlap, and higher val­ ve lift improves the perform­ ance of the 413-cubic inch V-8 engine, Four models in two series are continued In 1965: The LcBaron four-door at the top of line; the Crown Coupe twodoor hardtop, the Crown fourdoor hardtop, and (he Crown convertible. New this year is a vinyl roof option for the Crown four-door hardtop. The wide selection of exterior color* for 1965 includes sev­ eral new high metallic pas­ tels. A rich walnut veneer has been used to accent interior areas, especially the mstm small part of the_stnry," he ment panel. Availability _n(_ add rtf ” riTeTorque character- “ interior’' colors his been in iillca and extreme flexibility creased. Three different trim of the engine in combination patterns are available. Cloth with a choice of axle ratio* and leather trim is standard and transmissions provide sup­ for all models except the con­ where all-leather erior responsiveness through­ vertible, trim Is standard. I-ealher trim out the driving range." Three transmissions are material is available at no available in the 4-4-2 for '65: extra cost on the Crown Coupe, A heavy-duty Jctaway auto­ and at extra cost on the Le­ matic transmission with steer­ tt aron and Crown four-door ing column shift or T-handle hardtops. A gray all-broad console control and a heavy- cloth trim is new in 1B65 for duty 3-spced manual trans­ the LcBaron. The Crown Coupe and con­ mission. Brand new for the 4-4-2 is a "4-on the-floor" ful­ vertible continue to include Die ly synrhronized transmission personalized interior, featur­ with close ratio gears, which ing individual executive-type is being introduced by Olds­ front seats. These same lea­ ther-trimmed Individual front mobile for tiie first time, "The 4-4-2's superior car seats with reclining back for (control,” Metzel aaid, " r e ­ the passenger side are now sults from heavy-duty construc­ available at extra cost for Ihr tion in the frame and suspen­ two-four door models. All re­ sion. including springs, shock clining seat Installations have absorbers snd engine front a foot trip lever mechanism mountings. A key element In on the right side to enable rear the 4-4-2's outstanding corner­ passengers to exit with greater ing ability is the installation convenience. An innovation is a reminder o f hefty stabilizer bars at front and rear tor the control light called the "Sentry Signal" in the instrument panel clus­ of body lean." Larger 7 75 x 14" redlln* ter. It gives off a steady, tires mounted on the 6 inch bright red glow Illuminating a rims of heavy-duty wheels "check gages" signal should have a lower, wider contour Uk engine temperature exceed that reduces Qeatnc and beat a safe range or the fuel level build-up. Tough nylon tire or oil pressure become too cord increases durability and low. strength. A column mounted trans­ Oldsmobile gives bright iden­ mission shift lever is new this tification to its high perform­ year. The parking brake is ance sports option with gleam­ automatically released when ing tri-shided 4-4-2 emblems the drive or reverse position is selected. and a distinctive grille. 9 P.M. DOWNTOWN SANFORD GET YOUR TICKETS AT ANY DOWNTOWN MERCHANT — NOTHING TO HUY — PRIZES AWARDED EACH NIGHT! TONIGHT! Oldsmobile Presents 4-4-2 Sports Option Oldsmobile for 1965 is intro­ ducing Vbraricf new 4-4-2 sports option with three outstanding dimensions of perform anceresponsiveness, handling and road sense, it was announced today by Harold N. Metre), the division’* general manager and a vice president of General Motor*. "The 4-4-2, most alert per­ former In Oldsmobite'i entire model lineup," he said, "d e­ serves its name from it* spe­ cially developed 400 cubic inch engine, its 4-barrcl carburetor and its two exhausts. "T o match its performance," Metzel added, "the car is al­ so equipped with heavy-duty drive train and auipention components, heavy - d u t y wheels and special tires for exceptional ride and handling characteristics." He said that the 4-4-2 sports option may be ordered on any Oldsmobile Cutlasi model or the F-85 V-8 Club Coupe. “ The new engine," Metzel continued, "was designed ex­ clusively for the 4-4-2. It uses its own cylinder block, pistons, specially designed ex­ haust manifolds, and a heavydfty fooling system. A new­ ly-developed low-back-pressure dual exhaust system contri­ butes to the engine's breath­ ing. With a compression ratio of 10.25 to 1, the new power plant generates 345 horsepow­ er, up 30 horses over the 1961 option. "But horsepower Is only a U N T IL G.E. PORTABLE TV -------T H U R S D A Y N I G H T — - _ G.E. STEREO CONSOLE ------- F R ID A Y N IG H T -------- RCA COLOR TV REGISTER EACH DAY — YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HE PRESENT TO WIN! ------- SPONSORED BY THE F O L L O W IN G M EM BERS O F ------ THE SANFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOC • Ellinor Motors • Hunt Lincoln-Mercury • Seminole County Motors • Bill Hemphill Motors IN • Holler Motor Soles • Strickland-Morrison, Inc. g * • C O O PER A T IO N Haag Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. W IT H SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION » - “-**■ *9* *% — * J �v 1 » ,r ' m tutm Progress - W ith Freedom The 18th century w u called the Ac* e t Enlightenment because it oc­ curred to a few philosopher# that mankind was Inherently perfectible. They felt there was no problem— whether political, moral, social or scientific — that could not be aolvad by the application o f man's reason, that there was no end to the prog­ ress possible. This was a revolutionary break with the static society o f the Middle Ages, which believed that all was needed to be known was already known and that the chief object of a man was to accept his lot in life and prepare to meet his Maker. Despite the drastic multiplication and intensification o f human prob­ lems in tha intervening two centur­ ies and a sorry lack o f reasonable solutions to them, the ideal o f the ihUosophers la still a matter o f faith n t h a science-minded Western world. Now In the United States, a coun­ try that was born out o f tha Enlight­ enment, a broadscale attack on any* number o f fronts Is being assembled. In recent weeks, President Johnson has sent messages to Congress deal­ ing with everything from crime in the streets to Ilea in the mattress. This barrage o f proposals and ex­ hortations has moved Dwight D. Ei­ senhower to question whether every­ thing in the social alphabet, begin­ ning with abandoned automobiles and apartment rents, must ba tha person­ al concern o f the national govern­ ment. The former president has raised • warning flag we ought to keep in sight. No one disputes the need to •olve these problems, much less our ability to do to. Tha only question is how. Our lawmakers must constantly f n ni n t p n ni I : ' III S’ II I g ki fl I I 1 | l! H But some one will say, You have faith and I have works. Show ma your faith apart from your works, snd I by my works will show you my faith.— Jamea 2:18. • Herald Area Correspondents Mr*. BJtotte B ants Lake Mary Mrs. PrssMM w< ItM I lt Mrs. B. L. is in-tTSk C hslsett Mrs. J m s H ld T U Mrs. DeBsry Mrs. John Deltona Mrs. Mildred ------ f t t - M t t Mrs. JoAsa Bays S4t-4STS IM411T North Orlando Mrs. Mmjpsrot Cooky _ Mrs. qUroMS harder iii-iM i Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn ^Laadj On June 2$, 1M0. that policy Tha argument going on a m o n g Americans aa to wss reversed abruptly with whether the United States the Communist Invasion of South Korea. should involve itself aver On O ct 23, 1654. President more deeply in South Viet Eisenhower extended aid to Nam or seek early negotia­ South Viet Nsm to help i< tions artth the Communist maintain and develop “ a North ia in effect, ooe that strong viabla state capable ol has bean going on for S yearz. resisting attempted subvers­ In that time, through suc­ ion or aggression through mil­ ceed ing administrations, tha itary means." United States never hai quite He did not define South made up ita mind about where Viet Nsm as an area vital to its vital interest! begin and U. 8. interests, but it wss the end In Aala or tha role U beginning of a U. 8. involve­ should play. ment which has csealated On Dec. 23, mi. the State steadily ever since snd be­ Department circularized its come the subject of increas­ embassies with a note pre­ ing debate. dicting tha fall of Formosa to And aa tha U. 8. effort has tha Communists and saying Increased, the outlines of the that Formosa meant little to debate have been drawn more U. S. security. sharply until it reaches the In a now-famous speech be­ highest councils of govern­ fore tha National Proas Club m ent ia Washington, Dean Achtson, In May. 1M1, President the then-secretary of state, Kennedy told a press confer­ outlined what appeared to be the U. S. defense perimeter in ence that the United States the Pacific. Ha said the Unit­ was giving consideration to ed States would fight to de­ the use of U. S. forces in fend Japan, Okinawa and the South Viet Nsm. But by February, 1M3, Philippines. Ha mentioned neither Korea doubta were coming to the nor Southeast Asia. Other new surface. American advisory nations, bo dacUrtd, were forces totaled about 12,000 "on their own" because tha man and a Senate study group United States could neither beaded by Majority Leader impose on them a loyalty to Mike Mansfield warned that their pi even) guveiaa.C9U i m , the fight i rains*. Communist i guerrillas was becoming an j "will to fight comm unis it).*'1 Dr. Crone’s • with great society blessings of reduced taxes that minimum withholding rates were reduc­ ed below the level necessity to psy the annual tab. &> it is that a fro st many d tlirn i will be surprised this month by Internal Revenue Service demands for more tsx money. Tbs anguished bowls wtll match nuclear fallout m extend and exceed It in Smutty. That Is what worries the eongrommtn. They want to sweeten the ta i pill with soma kind of Initallent payment su­ gar whereby father would not have to eome up in one big surprise package with what he will oww s i e f April IS next. The congressmen should let it ride and let father take his lumps. Only by taking lumps will father ever get it through his thick skull that be is pay­ ing the hill for the government merry-go-round. The withhold ing tax system has proved to be a habit forming pain kill­ er protecting millions of vot­ ers from the tax facts of life. These millions thought wholly In terms o f take-home pay, be lag only dimly aware that the government took Us fat cut each week, gome of these mil lions even had a vsgue idea that their employers were pay tag their aster*,* ik ies tor them, gt upid maybe, but there It is. This has been great stuff for the politicians They have been able to convince millions ol their fellow Americans that somebody else pays the gov eminent bills. The polls have sold the voters on the phony ides that there is such a thing as free lunch; that whatever Pngs 2*A Sanford, Florida Wed., April 7, 1965 the voter or his town gets from government Is [reefor-nothin j i m x a s r u n u e ie i u s in L o w , These leebte minded ideas en­ ra a x H voi.Tni.ixa. able the politicians to bribe a o w tB T A t a x A M o a a r a n an ooM sm an the voters with the voters' S m m is u Bailor ▲Stents)ng Dimeter own money And thus the poll raicu van raL » not arums S itu • fio e t i l l e r stay In office. M an, some ol •unis s i u u m ▲Sterile)es Maaager them sre promoted from one Seville uettif d a ata a n o a a x is a a high office to another still s e m s s tu n s Bee)eeee higher. Happens all the Umel City Seller scat It has coma to ba that the O-saty Meexsateal taxpayer d o e m t giro x hoot a u x vta ca a rr bow much tax money the poll Btetf rhetesreshee tirlans spend for public works, Pukltohes SeUr eaeept Saturday, teases oa t Cfcruuaae; safe. pork b a n d s and ether bribes UefeeS SetotSos preoosdian Cktieimea. to be re-elected because the s is K B im e i i taxpayer la not aware that H Marne DeUvery is his money f o r the poll this • ■ M iaou s M i l a n Is ■ pretty soft life. weak •s ee | Veer i l l se I Veer all good men k m S a se ia * kTS S a m i e pray that all citizens kM I MeeUe See I Steatite will boeame aware of these kM I Meath lss l Moots B> k Vestel fteseleUeoe provide U oi eU m u sakecripueae I shenanigans and especially apole to oSvsaeo. w a n that everybody pays Toe He rate u o astweer at the Uauee erase wxiea is as- taxes. The withholding tsx lltleS eaeleetvely la ike ese ter resosUeetteo el oU the loest system worts like ether to news prieieS le tale oewensser. deaden tha tav pahs. It follows gotaioe ee i t n s l «>e*e M ite r oeiuear ev. t i l t el let reel nitire at sealers, rtorlSSe aeSer u e net ol Oeetieae el g i n k that tha taxpayers should not bo m h h in sl I g a ^ i asm k IM l he ex p e peri at one M ien s*, sew# as u u n i o i k s ' sate odtuee April's blow but M pamd to Its full f o r e . n a n #1 ffee Sea ter4 Harold SMS . . ____ WS_________wttp i i t i i o i n §1 y i i m m i , s___ o l wrttMo permiaewa ef It might ba a good idea to re­ Wait idee) or’ (irai reepeoetkle ler seen rssreeoeUeo wlU Ss oared ee totriepton *o Toe sseret^e eappngti sad s tu pe peal the withholding system Uekio tee Sswssee aodee • be tow. altogether. Wc[t&anfnrb 9*rato II • Let us be content In work; to do the thing we can; and not presume to fret because it’s little.— Eliza­ beth Barrett Browning, 18th cen­ tury English poet. orable members out o f office sad off the public payroll ea charges of squandering public funds. And friends, that would be a calamity for most of the eoagreismea Involved. But it might be altogether for the good of the republic. This ctisU arises because some c 111tens did not heed published warnings last year to Increase the earn of their weekly withholding tax to meet the situation created by saaetmeat ef the fn .e billion tax reduction. The administration and the Congress were la such a fret to Imprees the citUess Lake-Forest Ctty Mm. Maryann Nllen ISt-MTB Caanethrrry Mrs. gene Cuatlhsrry Beginning And Ending?? '— * Thought For Today Congressional Calamity Ahnmeste I prints Mrs. Jslis 114-111* Another W alk in Space ask themselves, what is the beat at* proach to a particular problem? At which level—local, atate or federal— can it beat be handled? Most important o f all. how can we increase the individual's security, improve his environment and enlarge his opportunities snd choices while preserving and promoting his Initia­ tive and ■elf-reliance? The Chief Executive must lead tha way to tha “ Great Society,” but ha cannot in every case carry the etragtriers on hie own back. America was— and still is— tha promised land for milliona—not be­ cause it offered material prosperity and an easy life, not because there would be no more struggle and hard­ ship, but because it held the most precious thing o f all— freedom. Confucius told the story about the man who moved to a remote part o f the country where tigers abounded and were a constant danger. When asked he had done so, he replied sim­ ply, "Hera there is no oppressive gov­ ernment” Yet this man was not truly free as long as his lift was at the mercy o f beasts o f prey. If the phlloeophers were right, we ought to be able to elay the tigers and magnify freedom both. Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Several frightened members e f Congress seek sow to soften the income tax blow that will emsck Urge numbers ot vot­ ers April IS. Some o f those congressmen should know better because they sre coassrvstlvt politi­ cians who Oppose Uw spenders e f this and previous admin­ istrations who would serve all problems by Shoveling eat m ore government dough. This Is s real crisis, folks. If the scared eoegreermea are unable tu soften the April I I tax blow, the voters might smart sad throw the hon­ Phil Newsom Says "American w ar" not justified by U. S. security Interests. And in May of that yesr, the President declared that the V. S. "would withdraw troops, in y number of troop,, iny time the government of South Viet Nam would sue gest it." In September, 1963, Kennedy observed: "In the final analysis, it*, their war. They (the Vietna­ mese) are the onei who bate to win it or lose it." The implication is that the U. S. interest ia solely that of South Viet Nam. It is furthered by President Johnson’s declaration of Feb. 4, 1965, that the United States ia determined to continue to "help the people of South Viet Nam to preserve their free­ dom ." But on Feb. IS another ad­ ministration t h o u g h t was voiced by Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. “ The atakes in South Viet N am ," he laid, "arc far greater than the loss of one small country to communism. . . . The choice is not simply whether to continue our ef­ forts to keep South Viet Nam free and independent, but ra­ ther whstber to continue our struggle to halt Communist expansion In Asia." You pays your money snd you takes your choice. Worry Clinic Dick West’s plcal mistakes. I f you are ta Introvert, you may be a "twin* for Clarence. Since women want words, it behooves you Introverts to le a n a good Uae! The Lighter Side Margy rated "A " during her part of thrlr date, but Clarence got aa “ F," oo scrapbook this raae end profit from Clarence's ty- Letters Editor, Hsrmld; You informed us that the bills to be offered in the cominy meeting o f the Icgialature were available at the courthouse. I found that to get a copy of these bills would cost $1 per sheet. This is the law, I am told. W# are told: Inform your* seir, be an Intelligent -rotor. Even In this day o f tha Great Society this maksa in­ forming yourself rather ex* pensive. For no one has time to ait at the courthouse and read and digest these bills. However from a cursory reading I do find that the freeholders of Seminole Coun­ ty can be made liable for drainage lost in other coun­ ties and it doea not say what counties (could be Leon). This is a reworked version o f the water bill the voters turned down in the referen­ dum, This time 1 see no pro­ vision for a referendum. Bo I assume that the powers that be assume that the free­ holders o f Seminole Coun­ ty do not know what is good for them, so, they era going to give them a water bill anyway. Along with • Seminole County port authority that wiii take 160,000 in u s e s first crack out o f the box. and said authority to have the right of eminent domain. Which right la as serious as murder. At least a can* under this right ia tha only thing besidss murder that calls for a 12-man jury. Sen­ ator John Mathews tells me that they did not give the Jacksonville Port Authority this right as big as It is. S. B. (Jim) Crowe PS — Will write you some more on this subject “ Death and Taxes*' as soon sa I can ■pend some more time at the courthouse. (Editor’s Note! Some of the proposed bills are SI pegs* h ag aad as funds are available te prepare copies foe distribution to taspeyera. This la tho first time they hate been made available la advance at the coarthoase. Copy of a pro­ posed Mil may be loaned oot overnight if It can he eotaroai tho west Psy.) it aa a classroom project in Applied Psychology to help extrovert my shy, timid stu­ dents at Northwestern Uni­ happen* to adore the color of keep their muddy feet o ff the United Prana International versity. WASHINGTON (UP1) — the eoil where she lives, dirt- walla. For milliona o f people have colored ruga will introduce Tha advent o f dirt-colored become habituated to "psy­ On tha chance that you may By Georg* W. Crane, havo boon wondering what vast new possibilities for in­ chological blindness." Pfo D„ M. D. carpeta to hid* mud tracks tha government has dona for terior decoration. likely will lead to a lot ot They don’t notice people i you lately, I refer you to a CA8E V-487: Margy U With a sandy loam carpet aged 26, la the girl who was Thus, they don't know bow project undertaken by the providing the basic color eonvaraatlons something like this: introduced to tbo engineer to start conversations or win Department o f Agriculture. scheme, she can hang con­ friends quickly. mentioned yesterday. It ia currently making a trasting draperies of elay and A fter their correspondence This Is especially true of nationwide survey o f tho have the furniture dona a l-D n m MKUS for a few weeks, Clarence those who deal routinely color of dirt. humus hue. Not just the color. The de­ drove over to her home town with inanimate things, such People who live on the aa ledger sheets, money, ma­ partment ia finding out other prairies obviously will have tir u (or a date. r»n it - «*ro> • *rro things about dirt, too. But it prairie-colored carpets, which He w ai much pleased with chinery, etc. M M Mr « v tcimi. Tnr tV M *e p u , Remember, however, you ia the spectrum analysis that tend to become rather mon­ her beauty, culture and gen­ are never “ bom " to ba ton­ may prove o f most benefit to otonous. But they can add eral charm. charm to the room by paint­ Besides,' she was a deft gue-tied or tactless and rude. you and ma. mmmm mWW Aa I understand 1L carpet ing the walls swamp-colored. I S t 9 S Nat BOMNtON Yon develop that way by peyehetogtot Tor ebo made 8 M - aauMMiifc manufacturer* are planning Then tha only problem wilt the habit o f "psychological him feel quite important. to uae the department’* find­ be to make sure tha children blindness." But during tho entire date ings in order to create dirtho instructed her in how to So I coached Clarence and colored rug*. This will make build bridgosl insisted that he pay Margy it possible for housewives to She probably didn't care a at least a couple o f verbal buy floor covering* to match hoot about bridges, but compliments on his next date. the color o f the soil in the smart girla soon learn that This meant be would be area in which they live. it <• good strategy to profess forced to forget hla own pre­ Thus, when the children eager delight tn their boy occupation with engineering, track dirt or mud Into the friend's major interest. and become a social detective, living room, H won't be so 8o Margy came out o f the ferreting out some com­ noticeable. Which is a great evening date rating higher mendable traits la Margy. idea. On paper. But will it J u st tell u s how m uch CM in Clarence's opinion. For a compliment is aa work? PgVMMtra “ She is a smart girl." ha you need to pay old bills, for Suppoee, fo r instance, that honest statement o f praise confessed to me, “ so I'd Ilka •120.00 the family lives ta a region | 7.00 hom e Im provem ents, car for some worthy trait or 11.00 1U 00 to date her some more." where the toll la reddishcharacteristic. 8 a a tomor­ 220.00 13.00 repelrs, for ell your se a ­ Actually, how did Clarence brown. The odds are 6 to 1 312.00 lg.00 row’s follow-up. know she was smartT For that the! lady o f tha house son al expenses. Phone for 2400 432.00 Send for ray booklet "How can t abide that color and Margy hardly had a chance 592.00 32.00 prompt, courteous service. to Become aa Interesting wouldn't hero a reddishta say more than a mere Conversationalist,1* enclosing brown rug if eomaona gave it “ Yea" or "N o” during hla LOAMS UP TO $ 4 0 0 a tong atarnped, return en­ to her. monologue about building velope, plus 20c. But if dlrt-colorad rugs be­ bridges. (Always write te Dr. come fashionable, the cer­ But when a man finds that Crane ia c a n e f The Baa- tainly will want one. There­ hla girl friend is a good lis­ feed Herald, anclrotag a fore, the only way out e f tho tener, he toon believes she is leag stamped, addressed crisis will bo for the famlta. smart. FMAMCTiiaviCI, MC. envelope s id A t i s ceres te move to aa area where tha Y or the usual male Is such • f la a f t r d typing aad printing caste soil is brownlah-red. aa egotist that he subconsci­ when yea aead fee ewe ef On tha other hand, for tha 110 South Msfnolia Strait...................FA 2-4612 ously thinks: hie haakkta.) o m housewifa in five who "Anybody who hangs on my words is smart for I'm a smart gu y!" But a successful romance must be a 60-50 affair, so when I asked Clarence to de­ scribe the girl's party dreae or «v#n tha color of her eyaa and hair, he couldn’t give me any answers at alii W E C O R D IA L L Y IN V IT E E A C H O F Y O U TO BECOM E G i r l s , please remember this reaction for it ia rathar P E R M A N E N T R E SID E N T S O F G R E A T E R SA N F O R D — typical of men! They generally give you a A N D F U R T H E R IN V IT E Y O U TO M A K E Y O U R H O M E IN quick once-over and you rate thereafter as “ pretty" or as "mediocre.’* Rut they can't describe la­ ter the details on which they baaed their quick snap deci- ta / Cm----------------- rfj pES,-- « » A FILING CAIINET FAMILY Welcome Navy! 79 Ravenna Park 4 gince Margy had telephoned me about her date and had •aid Clarence was attractive but very self-centered, 1 tactfully prodded Clarence into joining t h e famous “ Compliment Club." Years ago ! had launchad “ A Community o f Hom es — Built with Pride” One la • comfortable 8 bedroom, 1V» both home with targe living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carporte and utility room. for as nut* m Month 0 1* INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE M O D E R N K IT C H E N S B Y F H A F IN A N C IN G — 184/M O . GENERAL 0 ELECTRIC ShoamalutA 1NCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE \ » construction c o . CUSTOM B U IL D IN G A SP E C IA L T Y General Office 811 W. 85th St. Phone 828A10S HOMES ON COUNTRY CLUB RD. — FOLLOW OUR SIGN8 I / I I �K s # it ifa r S (m il April 7, 1965— Page 3-A Legal Notice Legal Notice In tha Conrt of «ho Cenoly Jodgv, Soenloole County, Flor­ ida, In Frohnto. tn rot Salute of BESSIE H. McCARLKT Deceased. To Alt Credlloro ond Parana Having Clalnae or Demande Agalnat gold OUtalei You gnd each of you ore hereby notified and required to preeent any clalme ant de­ mande which you. or either of you, may have agalnet the eelato of DEFSIE II. McCAtlLET. deceaaed, lu e of aald County, to the County Judge of Seminole County. Florida, at hie office In the court houae of eald County at Sanford, Florida, within all calendar month* from the time of the flrat pub­ lication of thla notice. Two coplei of each claim or demand ahall be In writing, and ehall state the place of reelilence and poet office eddraaa of the claimant, and ahall be aworn to by tha claimant, hla agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filing fee of ona dollar and eueh claim or demand not so fllad ahatl be void. Neville I - Harden, Aa administrator of the Estate of 1IESHIK H. McCARLKT, deceased STKNSTHOM. DAVIS A McTNTOHH Attorney# for Administrator Poet Office Box u m Sanford, Florida 33771 Publish April T, 14, 31, 31 , i* ij CDL-11 is tub c ir c u it court, NINTH JUDIrtAL c m Cl’ IT, IS AS1 Km SEMINOLE coir s t s * F l o r i d a is ch an cery so. u m NOTICE o r It'tT IS RKi P .tltl.* .r DAVID FWEET and LILAR SWEET T B S STATE o r FLORIDA TOt JUANITA D. ADAMS 111 Jefferson Avenue Rocheettr, New York TOU ARE IIERERT NOTI­ FIED that th* above-named Petitioners. DAVID SWEET and LILAR SWEET, hla wife, hav# fllad a Petition In tha above-styled Court (or tha adoption of tha minor child namad tharrln and you ara ra. qulrad to ahow cauaa why tha aama ahould not b* granted by earTlng a copy of your writtan dafanaea. If any, upon Stanalrom, Davie A Uclntoah, Poet Office Itox l i l t , Hanford Florida, IJTT1, Attornaya for Patltlonara. and by filing tha original thereof with tha Clark of eald Court on or before April 1111; otharwlae, a Dacraa may hr entered veraua you granting eald adoption. WITNESS my hand and the official aaal of eald Court at Sanford, Seminole County, Flor­ ida, thla 13th day of March, A. D. IM1. (SEAL) Arthur H. Ilackwlth, Jr„ Clerk of tha Circuit Court Ily: Martha T. Vthlan Deputy Clark Rtenatrom. Davla A Uclntoah Attornaya at Law Pont Office Box 1118 Sanford, Florida I3II1 Publleh March IT, 31, St, A Apr. 1. H U . CUK-31 IS THE CIRCUIT COVET. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT* IS AND FOR gSCRINDLR COUN­ TY, FLORIDA. IS CHANCERY SO. I4MI MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SOUTH SEMINOLE DANK, a Florida banking corporation. Plaintiff, era. ELMER E. ASHLEY and W IL­ LIAM S. HIGGINBOTHAM. Pefendanta. CLERK’S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under a Dacraa of Forecloaura and Sale entered by the Judge of tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole County, Flor­ ida, on tha let day of April, t i l l . (A a certain cauaa between I t a R Seminole Bank, a Flor­ ida banking corporation, Plain­ tiff. and Elmar K. Aahley and William B. Higginbotham, Dafandaata, being Chancery No. 1IIIL I will aall at public aucEos to tha hlghaat bidder for oagA at tha Courthouaa In tha CUT of Banford, Seminole Uoun, Florida, at lha hour of too A. M . on April 11. n i l . that certain property deecrlbed aa followa, and altuatad In geminate County, Florida: 1 Koch walk In cooler IxT ft.. Serial No. A ll). Mllta Unit Modal UFI1A11 Bar. FIS I Cold Spot cheat type D eal­ er 1< cu. ft. I Oloba meal allcer, Serial No. 131111 I Computing ecala IT. 8. Serial No. 100110, 34 tv. capacity I Toledo Food Chopper Mo­ dal 1130-0 001 Serial No. 31011 1 3 Compartment fltalnlaaa Steal Kink auperlor Grand 10 x 33 and Drain Hoard 1 10 Oal. Homart Hot W a ­ ter Heater Bertel No. 1 South Rand 3 Burner Gaa Stove, Serial €31108 1 I Gallon Stalnleaa Sleet Cnffee Urn, with Btalnlaai Steel Table 1 Refrigerator and e t o v g combination Model No. S K I0(i( 1 Thermoduke W a t e r leee Steam Table Modal No. SISR 1 Klaclrlo Hot Fudge Warmae, Serial No. 31011 1 3 ft. S 1 ft. Stand Ice Cheat I Stalnleaa Steal Hodamaatar Drink Dlepanaer, I sal. Saif Contained Unit, t 0 ft. Slalnltaa Hlael Drink Cooler ‘ 'Beverage Air” Ser­ ial NO. J 10 x 31 Aluminum Grill (Gaa Modal) t Ftalnlaaa Steal Deep Fat Fryer (Fat Mlaerl S»rlal t i l l . Model No. F1IB. 10 lb. oapeclly. 1 Stelnleae Steel Tnaet Mae. ---------- jer Roll and Food Warm­ er, I drawer Floor model. Ferial No. 3IIM, Model IDS 1 Bet. over and under. Por­ tion Controlled Scelea (De. In to ) Serlaa I D Serial No. HIT 1 34” Kmmeraon Pedeatal Fen Model No. 131 1 Wlaaid Oil Space Healer 10.000 IITU 1 Oenerel Electric "RefrlB e r a t e d ” Floor Model W a­ ter Cooler Serial No. • 3” Cppreaa II g It table and bench eete 1 Refrigerated "Jet Sprey” Drink Dlapeneer I 34” Kmmtreon •'Kihauat Fen Model” SIO CX SFT 3*31 I Blalnteea Steel "Helmet Lacey” Fountalnelte I 10” Portebie "Wlaard” Frame Kncaaed Fane 1 “Oiler” Model No. 40 Milk Shake Mechlne 1 “ Hamilton Beech” Modal No. 10 Milk Shake Ma­ chine 1 1H ‘ x I' All Neon Barbe­ cue Sign with Name (The Kentucklanel on ( " Pipe UprlBht lluelneet etgn. a O' Seeled outeide "High output” Allweather Flood Lights on It” Aluminum pipe. I All neon 1 x 1 outeide road arrow elgn 1 Roof exhauet fan (bell greaae proof) “ Penrleaa Electric” Str.nl No. ITII Type BC and Stainless Steel Hood A Ortato Fll* Itra 11 Counlor typo m elt! haoe otoote with plaetlo eaeli I Electric “Oolden Moon" Chocolate Dlapeneer 1 National Cath Rtgleler Model No. I I - l- I - K B ) 1 Serial No. F R ltlllO -H K H . (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of Clrcgll Court Uy Martha T. Vihlen, DC. Wlnderweedle, Hainan A Ward 114 Park Avenua. A Winter Park. Florida Attorneys for Plolntlff Publleh April T, 1101. CDL-10 Lso Tolstoi, author of War sad P u n , was bora Auf. ». In the Conrt of lha Cenoly Jodge, Seminole Cottaty, Flor­ ida, tn Probutr. In rel Ealnlo ef HIRAM W . SHANNON. SR. Dtcaaerd. To All Crrdltora nog Parsons Having Clalme or llemooda A galoot gold Estate l Tou and each of you are hereby notified end required to preeent In duplicate any claims end demenda which you, or etthar of you, may have aiitlntt the estate of IHllAM W. SHANNON, SIL, deceased. 1-4* of eald County, tc tha County Judge of Htmlnnle County. Florida, at hie office In the court house of eald County at Sanford. Florida, within tlx calender months from the time of tha first pub­ lication of thla notice. Each claim or demand shall be In writing, and shall state tha placa ef raaldsnca and pom of­ fice addreee of the claimant, and ehall be sworn to by tha claimant, her agent, or ettornsr. and any such claim or demand not so filed ehall be void. a / Annla Italia Shannon Aa administratrix ot tha Estate of HIIIAM W. SHANNON, SR.. Deceased GORDON V. FREDERICK Attorney at Law P. O. Box ITU Sanford, Florida Publlah Mar. IT, II. 11 A Apr. T, 1141. C D K -tl Legal Notice Scrambled Syntax Copyreaders' Bane lo st' Amendment Declared A Winner IN THE c i e c u i t c o u r t o r THE NINTH JU m ciN I. CIRc u r r IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY NO. 14a.Nl NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE LONDON (LTI1 — Four,I "Unless," he chuckled, "1 COMPANY, a Vermont corpor­ ation, year* a so Deny* Parsons took stop again at a hotel like the Plaintiff, r. MOSES WILLIAMS and W IL­ LIE II. WILLIAMS, hi* wee. Defendant*. NOTICE TO DEFEND TO i MOVES WILLIAMS and W 1 L I. 1 E D. WILLIAMS, hla wit* TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED to taka notice that a suit ha* bean filed agalnat you In the above entitled Court. Th* nature of thla ault le an ac­ tion to forecloe* a real e*tate mortgage held by NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Vermont corporation, which mortgage 1a recorded In Otfl. rial Record* Book 4'*, Page 331, Public Record* of Krmlnide Ctiunty, Florid*. Th* name of th* Court In which *ult pro­ ceedings ara pending la ihi Circuit Court of the Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit. In and tor Semi­ nole County, Florid*. In Chan­ cery No, t t l l l . Th* de*crlpllon of *h* teal properly In Seminole Cumty. Florida, Involved In »*ld pro­ ceeding* ** deecrlbed In ihe Complaint la a* followa: Lot IS. Block l>. HARMONY HOMES, according to the plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Hook 13. Page 33, PubHe Record* of Seminole County, Florida Together with Iti* following Item* of prop#rty which ere 1nr*t*d In and permanently In­ stalled •* part of th* Improve­ ment* nn eald land: 3 Heaters — permanently Installed. You are required lo fll* your Answer* or other defen­ sive pleadings with the Clerk of the above named Court and ■rrve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff* attorney*. IV IIITTAKEIl. PYLE A WOOD, e b o n address ta Full* Idl. 710 East Colonial Drive. Orlando, Flor­ ida, not liter than tha :yth day of April. 1*43, aa required by law, eta* a Deere* Pro Cnnfeaao will b* entered against you. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set my band and atflied my uffletal seal at Fanford, Hemlnnl* County, Florida, this n th day of March. 1343. (SEAL) Arthur >1. Oerkwlth. Jr.. Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlcn Deputy Clerk Fubllah March 3t * April 7, 14. 31. 1343 CDK-133 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IF hereby i l t m that I am engaged tn buslnrsa In Seminole County, Florida, un­ der lha fictitious name of. NuGan, and that I Inland to regis­ ter aald nam* with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flurlda. In accordance with th# provision* of th* Ficti­ tious Name Statute*, to-wlt: Section 143.01 Flurlda Ftalutts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ 1337. Fig: Kngh»n N. Kellry CUIT IN AND FDR SEMINOLE Pub Il*b Mar. 17, 34, 11 A Apr. COUNTY. FLnHIDA. 7. 1313. Ckaarery No. 1*008 CUK-31 FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE NOTICE OF SUIT IN THE I'tRI'l IT I HI HT. ERIE COUNTY H A V I N tl F NINTH Jl Dll INI. 4 IHII IT, IN HANK, a Naw York Coipnra- AND FOR FEHINOI.B COUN­ tlon, TY, FLOHIIIi. Plaintiff IN CHANCERY NO. I4M* Va SYRACUSE SAVINGS BANK, a ROI1ERT J. POPOV! TS and New York banking corpora­ LILLIE F. INIPOVITK, hla wife, tion, and alt unknown heirs, de. Plaintiff, vtaeea, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or FRANK A PETERSON and olhar claimants claiming by. GEORGIA ANN PETERSON, hla through, under or against HO- wlfa, I1EIIT J. r o l ’OVITB, and LII.Defendant*. LIE F. POI’ OVITS, hla wife, NOTICE OF SUIT who may be dead and not TOi FRANK A PETERSON known tn be dead, nr alive, and and GEORGIA ANN PETall unknown parlies and rlatmKI1MDN, hi* wit* ante having or claiming any t i l l Farmalead Avenue, right, title nr Interest In and t.*Pu#nt*, California lo tha properly Involved In thla and lu any and all other pari, cauaa, lea claiming any right, title, Defendants and/or Interval In and lo thTHE STATE OF FLORIDA following deecrlbed property, TOi ROBERT J. POI’OVITH and to wit: LILLIE F. IVPOVITH. hla The South 33 feet of I*it 3 w ill, whose residence la and tb* North 30 feet of unknown and all unknown Lot 18. Block T. PALM hairs, davlaaee, grantees, TERRACE. according to assign***, lienors, credi­ Ihe 1*1*1 thereof at record­ tors. trustees, nr other ed In Plat Hook 4, Pagea claimants claiming by. •7 and >1. Public Record* through, under or agalnat of Kemlnola County. FlorROBERT J. POPOV ITS Id*. and LILLIE F. rOPOVITS, Including, but not limited to: hla wife, who may be 1 - Heater dead and not known to be YOU ARK HERERY NOT!dead, or allva. and all un­ FI ED that th* rialntlff. SYRA­ known partlaa and claim­ CUSE SAVING* BANK, a New ant# having or claiming York banking corporation, with any right, tills nr Inter, lit principal plan of biistn*** eat In and lo th# property at 107 Sallna Strait, Syracuse. Involved In this reuse, New York, ha* Instituted suit TOU ARE HF.REDT notified against you In lha Circuit that a ault ha* hatn filed Court of th* Ninth Judicial against you aa Defendants In Circuit, In and for Samlnol* the abova entitled cauaa, and County, Florida, lha nalur* of thwt you ara heraby required tha ault I* to foreclose that tn Hie your answer with th# certain mortgage which anClerk of this Courl. and In cumber* the above described aerva a copy thereof upon th* property, aald property being Plaintiff, or Plaintiffs attor­ elluated and Inca led In Saminey, whose name and addraaa nul# Counly. Florida You and la: Daniel J. l-eFevra of Car­ aach of you are hereby requir­ gill A l,eFevre, 4T* West Fair­ ed to fit* your Answer with banks Avenua. P. O. Hot 1T4, tha Clerk of lha Circuit Court, Winter Park. Florida, not later In and for Samlnol* County, than April 31th, 1*41. Florida, and eerve a copy there­ If you fall to do so, Barrs* of upon Victor K- Woodman, of pro ronfeeao will be entered tli* firm nf Wlnderweedle, against you for th* relief da. Heine* * Ward. 334 Park Ave­ mandad tn lha Complaint. nua, South. Winter Park, Flor. Th* nature of said ault being Ida, Attornaya for Plaintiff In for Foreclosure of Mortgage th* abuve action, nn or before recorded In Official Itecurda tb* 7th day of May. 1343, *!■Book 441. Pass* 141. 141, 141 g Decree Pro Confeaeo will be and 144, Public Record# of entered ggalnel you. Seminole County, Florida, th* IT IS ORDERED that thla description of tha preparty be published In Th* Sanford proceeded sgalnat bains aa Herald, a newspaper published follows: All that certain pro. In Seminole Counly, Florida, pee-ty situate and being In once each week fur four nonHemlnolo County, Florida, mors aerutlv* week*. particularly described a* fol* WITNESS th* hand or tha Iowa: Clerk of the Circuit Court, Lot It of Block "B'\ EABT. Seminole County. Florida, tbla BROOK SUBDIVISION, the 2nd day of April. 1341. UNIT NO. BIX 1ND RE- fSEALI PLAT, according to the Arthur II. Ilackwlth. Jr, Plat thereof as recorded In Clerk of th* Circuit Court Plat Book ” 14", Pago 11, Ily: Martha T. Vihlen. DC. Public Records of Fsailnola Wlnderweedle. Ilalnee A Ward County, Florida. 324 Park Avanu*. South Together with tha following Wlntar Park. Florid* Heme of property which ere lo­ Publish April T, 14, 11, II. l t l l cated la and permanently In­ CDL-11 stalled aa pari of th* Improve­ ment* on sal* land: HOTPOINT E L E C T R I C BUILT . IN OVEN MODEL RJI1D SERIAL 3*11 HOTPOINT E L E C T R I C BUILT - IN RANGE MO­ It Pays DEL KTRUW31D FERIAL (M i l LUXAIRE FURNACE MO­ T o U se DEL 14078 IE P.1 At. J t i m a WITNESS my hand and lha seal of eald Court at Banford. Semlnola County. Florid*, this The H E R A L D III h day of March, 1141. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. JrW an t A d i. Clerk ef Circuit Court By t Martha T. Vlhlsa Deputy Clerk Publleh March It A April 1, 14. 31, IH I CDK-111 the pledge, to the delight of eopyreaders everywhere, and then he law thli nothe of a (ermnn posted on a church: "Sunday nest st fi p. m. ’ Pearls before urine* “ We should like to ere you Utere.’ * And Immediately he was an addict again, searching the periodicals of the world for wh»t he calls "howler* *nd oddities," the scrambled syn­ tax that somehow manages to gel Into print no matter how vigilant the copy desk. A scientist when he is not gleefully assembling other people'* error*. Parsons celebraird the publication of hi* eighth collection, "Funny Ha Ha sml Funny Peculiar," by promising to go off the atuff for another couple of years, ■l least. one in Britain which has this inviting sign in the lob b ): "F or those combining busi­ ness and pleasure— an office and a typist are available," Parsons was asked to pick his favorites from his newest batch and these are some of them: "Working single lady wants room, must have bath: Irgently" (British newspaper adver­ tisement). “ Wanted, line bath for adult wilh strong bottom." (Ditto). "Sterility may be inherited." (Newspaper headline). "Perfume your undies by plnrinc empty perfume hottic* in your drawers." (Maga­ zine lip). "In her next picture she will not wear any glamorous clothes, tl is a story of the wide open spaces." (News­ paper article). . CWO NClttMAN F. I-nbounty, who received his commission while sunioned nt the local Murine HnrrnrkF, is prcctcrf by hi* former cnmninmlinK officer, Mnj. B. J. Chen (rijilit), on n visit to Sanford Naval Air Station from his* present duty RFFiimmcnt, Second Murine Air Winjr, Cherry Point, N. C. (Navy Photo by Bridges) V* M ________ V *. j: »i / ---- .y, . ** rected totals were 80,361 tor and 22.oS6 against. Tampa Tribun* Editor James A. Clendinen filed lull in the Supreme Court, which ordered the canvassing board to meet "forthwith" and cor­ rect the totals. The action had thg affect of rertifying adoption at tha polls of the amendment. Th* canvass will be sent to tha Supreme Court, which will Is­ sue an order okaying th* new The amendment lost out at tabulation. the poll* in November by a vote of 412^13 against to Cancer Drive 401.1C.H for. But *n error w«* discover­ Denary'* rancor drive i* boed in the Hillsborough Coun­ mg rondurted this month under ts' vote that would rhange the direction of Mrs. Beatriea the statewide total*. Muller, DeBary unit chilrm in Voting in Hillsborough for the past six years. Anyone* wa* M.fiSI against tn ll,r<'J3 in nerd of dressings may con­ for the amendment. The cor­ tact her. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The State Cnnvnsslng Board corrected Tuesday a Hillsbor­ ough County vot« tabulation that resulted In defeat o f a constitutional a m e n d ment last November. The new vole tabulation okayed by the three-member board had the effect of adopting th e amendment authorising daisy c h a i n amendment! In the slate Con­ stitution by a 420,01)6 tn 403,MIS vole. » *.* • (1 v PUBLIX CLOSED ON SUNDAY — tS TfilS THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE? I I ’h H t i n d n y . Publix Jh rooting. Tlio HO11 i k I h o f liiHt wook’H buny Hliopport liiivo drifted away. A ll im qu iet w h ile Publix and all thu people w h o w ork boro Nlinru a d ay o f reset. W o bellovo a d ay o f root an d w orship h elp * tin servo you bettor the oth er aix d ay s o f tlio wook. A n d hotter tsorvloe la part o f ttso H appy Difference) at Publix. C om o en jo y H h o o d - an y w e e k d a y -a n d en joy y o u r Su n day aa w o e n jo y oura. Publix, w horo Hhopplng 1st a p lo o su r d WHERE SHOPPING IS A P L E A S U R E ! �► r ■■— ■ SHIi— lasarrere /. Par* 4-A—'April 7. 1965 Cbstah CUbby: . DEAR A BB T: P I . . . . toll T C ffiE S IC E HUNT­ ER to »top using tkat *14 the* taut abaci W » iW poor aciasals wculd ( t i r t . to t a l k if k n t e n did m ( kill than o f f "MsorcifaGy'’ with se* wtll-ptacH balWt. Em tk« i r n i p high school boy (1 a at m m ) haowi that Nature's way ta Th* eld. w«ak aad By Abigail Van Buren akk aahaala win di* a f rtarrati—. Waring t h a young, H n * f a a i healthy to yarpataata tha 8# whkh aaisal* 4a * tr b eaten sheet down? The physically fit a»4 baastifsl! ! knew. I freai a fam ily a f koaten wha would* t waeto a bal­ let «a a atr t any Q n r n tu j Q j\ f i h ififJ O By Oswald Jacoby ?fr».p a y e r Eateryriaa Hard Lack Joe raffed tha h ia M d lead ia d s a a y , played a caupl* o f rounds a f trumps aad tha are a f club*, catered dummy with a third t n a p , aad lost the d a b ftnosm . West thought a while aad lad tha qu**s af heart, w h am poa Joe had to loaa three heart trick, ia addi­ tion to the d ab. “ My unusual hard lock" nattered Joe. “ Both the <lah aad tha heart were w m ( . Still it could hare bee* ware*. My opponent, would hare had bo trouble w k l m fire dlanrend* if they had had h>d ft." Joe waa right about tha l u t , bat ha waa aot right about hi. hard lack. It was aafertonato that both the A Q lllltll f i l l «X w • Nona *J»« BAST XT V4>T4 AK1S9I4 44111 No. they gun down th* doer with th* s k a m t coat aad hugest aatiers, show him o ff t* friend*, bang him an a tree aad let him ret. S:gn me. YOUNG ANIMAL LC’ *ER DEAR ANIMAL LOTER: Yon are long on compassion, which I like, hot short on facts about th* pn aarvatw* o f owr wild­ life. Expert* aay that un­ V A J tl 4 AQ4TI3I ATI SOUTH IS) A A X J AA VAIS ♦J A A X 111 East tad West vutaerebta 1 Ware North Baa* 4* PH* Pare Pnm d ab qaaaa aad tha heart a n w a n e t * | bat if Jaa hod stadied the head carefully he weald hare feuad a aura thing play at trick aaa. Tha • on thing play would hare to discard a d a b frsaa i h a a y . Eait would be ia with tha are aad probably would load bark a dab. It would act natter Jec would win whatever * u led bark aad pity a truaip or t» o . Then bo would raih hi. are and h:c* e f duha and U .d tha tea spet. I f West rorerod Joe would ruff asd return to hit hasd to discard a heart oa h i. last dub. If We»t didn't carer Jco would d .v srd a heart immediately. Thus. Joe would hold hie loeaea to tw . heart, and a diamond. It alao would act hurt him if Eaat held the queen of dube. Ia that cate Joa would loaa a d a b trick, bat would discard eeo heart from dummy ea the d ab that lost aad aaether oa tbo r>td dub that would ba left ia hi. (rfe Jh& (jJomsm: iyRuth Miiiat* “ Part-tine t c M I i | nuat ba d e n lo pad ia tha Uaitod Sutoa far tha teen-eya bride. wha interrupt their educe tioa fo r nurriagt aad babios." That's what Mra. Eather PoteraoB, s m latent U a i t o d S u tes aoentarr o f labor, told tha I H i ccarrntloa o f tha A nericea Aaoodatio* af School Administrators. Stare M per ceat o f all bridts a n toaa-agen aad n o n girls n a rry today at II then at may other age, it is probably necessary for as to naka H aaaior fo r theso toeaBge wires aad mother, to cantina* thair ia tem p tod edu ction . Bat or** aura Important ia tha aeed to reavtare sur young people that tha too* it. .Merer has adoration boon as nsceasary as it ia today. Parent, knew it. Tascber. know h. Bat they aren't yet­ ting it serosa to young peo­ ple. Why a n teen-age girls to­ day nuking boy* Into mar­ ria ge) Why are our young people so ansicus to get out from under the parental ro o f? Why do so many teen­ ager* look on marriage as all af life—aad not just a part o f It? These are th . question* Thia ia a Job far tha na­ tion's k ath en sad father* w . need to antw.r. When we and its junior high sag Ugh d«. perhaps we can sell our school teacher. They b a r. daughters th. Idea that II ia get to sell the Idea af educa­ not the Ideal time fo r martion BEFORE a n triage to riagt, that it IS the Ideal the genention now entering time ta proper, for it. y e a n a n aot tha yu an far marrying. Boomhow, wo b a n got to c o a n y that to iate m p t their school lag to marry ia to • h a r t - change their.selree, each other, aad their child m -to -b e ­ lt usually means shortc hanging their pa rente, too, iiace Dm dream o f noat pareats ia to toa their children well-equipped for life before they taka oa the responsibil­ ities o f marriage and parrnt- dGyhUyht& Turner, Jimmy Clanton, Mara Gaya, Lesley Gore and Willi* Nalaoo. And all thooo grata groopo ora back toe. great group* are back too. 9-9:30 p m . CBS. Dick Van Dykt Show “ 100 Terrible H our." hilarious show, large­ ly in flash-back. You'll as* n glassy-eyed, messy-haired Rob a* ha tries to break a disc jockey endurance record by staying a*ak* 100 hour*. Altar bo uadargoes this or­ deal, ha gets h i. long-awaited job interview with Alan Brady. The encounter is pure comedy aa ha tries desperate­ ly to make a good Impression and suecoeds only In mouthlag gibberish. Carl Rtlnar la perfect a* Brady. 9-11 p m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movia. "Thunder In Tha East-'' Alan Ladd plays a pilot who goes to India ibartly after tha country gains Hi freedom and triei to sell rifle* to a Maharajah. Ha la stopped by the maharajah’ ! secretary, played by Charles Boyer. When trouble! breaks out, Ladd has to fly refugees out and he is accused of be­ ing a swindler by Deborah Kerr, because his price la too high. 9:30-1034 p. a . ABC. Burko's Law "Who Killed Hamlet?" Shakespeare helps a dead girl exact soma diabolical revenge against a couple of people both on aad a0 stag*. The guest list ia heeded by Basil Rathbono at a verbose play producer. Eddie Fey Jr., as a backer with strange motives. John Cassavetes as a flip ac­ tor, Agnes Moonhead as aa actress and Edward Everett Horton as another actor. 19-tl p. m. CBS. TW Danny Kayo Show. Nanette Fabray, linger Gary Cottar and "T W Girl from Ipeat m s,” Astrud Gilberts, are tha guest stars tonight. Miss GUberto will ting "And Roses and Rosea” as well at tha Ipaaema song that made Wr a hit. Gary dost "Y ou ’re Nobody Til Lorca Yon " aad oa t Happy.” Nanette Danny la a skit la which Dan­ Tina ny, aa JorooM, gate trapped 7:20-9 p m . NBC. Hallmark Hall O f Fame “ Tha Holy Ter­ r o r " (Color) Jamoa Lao has concocted a formula drama paying tribute to Florence Nightingale, who revolutionised tha nursing prof .salon and the treatment e f tha aick and injured. And ba has writ­ ten a good part for Jalie Harris, wbete magic la th* role o f Florenco make* th* rote glow and rube o ff on tha play. Toria Thatcher play, th* surgeon who ia her card­ board antagonist, doing and saying all tha t.pectod thing* capably. One can fast the iadomiubla spirit and courage a f F l o r e n c e Nightingale throughout, but this c e n ts more from Mia. Harris's con­ tributions and Georgs Schae­ fer's smoothly put-log ether production than from a script which ia merely aervicable. Denholm Elliott, Kato Reid, Alan Webb. Brian Bedford and I-eueen MacGrath ar* all helpful. 7:301 pm . CBS. Mr. Ed “ Ed's Cold Tail." Soma wonderfully funny diakgu* aparka this on* as our determined hort* demands and conspires to get n heater for his atoll at tha asm* time that Carol demand* a new refrigerator. Sbt ha> a hard time being as resourceful as Ed, who’ll atop at nothing to get his own way. A:30-9 p m . CBS. Tha Bev­ erly Hillbillies. (Rerun) Bom* good laughs, aa th* Clampert* inspect a ritsy dress ahop they're invested ia and mra mistaken fo r beggars. In turn, th* Clampett* feel th* shinny proprietress is starring and decide to do something about it. Flaying the anooty shop­ keeper very well is Natalie Schafer, aad Elly May (Don­ na Douglas) atop* out e f her tomboy cloth** to modal some oys-pepping gowns. 1:30-9:30 pm . ABC. Shindig. “ Nowhers T o B u s" by Martha and the V udeliaa could easily be tha them, tong o f this program o f yewlera and uadulatore. Tha fantasia o f talents includes Donna Lqrws John Andrea, T V Time Previews in a skyscraper elevator with a lady who suffers from claus­ trophobia. In another sketch is a tura-of-the-ccntury saloon owner aad Naastte is the girl W tovss. 10:30-11 p. m. ABC scape "Thorn of Plenty." An cxsmlnation of the problems of Cali­ fornia's farmers aad of tbo migratory workers they'd like to hire and can't, now that they are forbidden by law to us* Mexican labor as in farm­ er years. It's a situation la which no on* is happy. TW farmers can't get their need sd labor form, don't l*ko the they can hire and the desirable laboreri re­ fute to work under the condi­ tions imposed oa them. Pitcher Signed MILWAUKEE (U PI) — Th# Milwaukee Braves Mon­ day signed 19-year-old right­ hander Brian Murphy o f Pennsauktn. NJ-, to n "sub­ stantial" 1943 contract. Mur­ phy will be assigned to th* West Palm Beach club o f the Florida Slat* League. Trainer Dies PHILADELPHIA (U P I)— Hare* trainer Carl Roork, W, collapsed and died Monday while watching an early morning training session at Liberty Ball Harness Track. Roork, o f Harrington, Del.. Is survived by hla wife and three children. der present liatitarien on feed, grazing load, e t c . herds must be thinned, elao deer wCl propagate too freely aad die. Heating seasons, properly controll­ ed, are is the deers' bett interest. • * * DEAR ABBY: I atill don’t know how peep!* can jn su fy hunting for the •port o f it. TW Bible d ear­ ly states. “ THOU SHALT NOT K IL L " Granted, kfll. tag aa animal for food in order for man to nurrfr* ta u n d e r suodahl*. A l­ though today there are people who manage to live without moot, sad they seem no worse for it. But to go out aad kHl beauti­ ful wild birds asd coble beasts just for the thrill c f it, makes no sens* at all. BEWILDERED IS NUTTER FORT • • • DEAR BABY: In reply to “ TENNESSEE HUNT­ E R ": I would just like to say tkat if it is so “ hu­ mane," as tun te n claim, to shoot defenseless animals instead e f letting them starve to death, 1 should think it would he su ch more human* to hoy food for th* animals with the money they spend on guns and ammunition. Then let them r o into the woods and put the food where the starving animait can get it to enable them to lire and keep th* beauty and wild­ life in our country a* ft should be. COLLEGE STUDENT. BUFFALO, N. Y. * * * DEAR ABBY: What's all th* commotion about hunting deer? If someone can tell mo why it a hind­ er to hit a steer over th* head and then slit his threat than it ta to put a Vs2*t through his hear*, ITI qurt hunting. WARREN INST. PAUL • • • DEAR ABBY: Here ia my memo to hunters: If ycvi wont to V2L >ky ho pikers? Go after th* big game. Jets the Army and ask for front la * duty a Viet Nam. • # e asm DEAR ABBY: P l e a s * print this fer tha benefit e f "TENNESSEE HUNTE R " aad all ether hunters who somehow manage to rationalise their urge to kill: Whan they Frerida dear with guns and ammu­ nition. and teach them how to us* them ta self-defense. 1 will go hunting. Thank yet*. • * * DEAR ABBY: Apropos your hunting cettrsrersy: I cure saw n sign in a M:nc e s polls sport* equipment store which read: "B E T ­ TER TO TAKE YOUR BOY HUNTING THAN TO GO HUNTING FOR YOUR BOY." Isn't that great? FROM DULUTH DEAR FROM: It's great fer selling hunting *q .ip men!. But time spent with one's boy, v i i i i : it's hunting, building a fence, or just sitting around chat­ ting. ta equally gcod insur­ ance against not having to ga hunting for him. • • • SANFORD ONLY! GOOD O N L Y Problems ? Writ* to AB­ BY. Box 697GO, Lea Angeles, Calif. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stomp­ ed, self-addressed envelope. * • * 8 - 14, 1965 A P R IL SE C O N D W E E K Hat* to writeletters? Send cn* dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Lot Angeles, C a lif, for Abby’s booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASION'S." TH IS W E E K 'S D IN N ERW ARE SPECIAL ONE "M y neck is very stringy think, qotot your "fears." You will have to get a grip on yourself, as men cannot stand nervous, complaining women. Fair or not, this true. sod wrinkles show up badly. I bad to reduce very quickly under doctor's order* and ! was too sick to take any care of my neck. Now, what can 1 d o?—Mary." You can help by following my neck care bomt treatment plan, and by choosing vary filtering necklines plus bandsome clustered bead nocklaces. You h ive to «ork at the care but ft is north the time and effort. To obtain a copy of my leaflet, “ How To Youthtfy Your Neck," aeod me a long, aelf-addmsed envelope and esc lose 10 eenta In coin. You MUST stomp and selfaddress your return envelope. "A re berets still la fashion this season? I like them. — Mam." I believe beret* are always -a fasliwfe, tit O, Mask avuio D IN N ER P LA T E "Picas* tell me. wfast la the correct weight for ■ woman five feet tail, age SO?—N. V. O 'D ” Five feet tall, small frame, 107-113; medium frame, 11413; large frame. 13M31. These weights are for women aged 23 and over. Tomorrow—Career After 40 \/\ v n f i i r\ f ) HI Ut - I N T Ml A I M ToatS* Oalr c a a i o i D rasa a m -T o r s u r r a s ' ■ IMIl DOtULAS — Cater •was H u o a o s * curs avM H M i — color Blaris Taaiarrow - t i l .( .M i UV twsc ■L IB DOLFNtSS' version of them. Th* soft, VSlaaar at T o n a l's ■ o a s a ia a high beret is very flattering. r s a n r OwarO Hagai I know oa* woman, a celebri­ ty ta a small way, who wears nothing else. She has berets made in all colors sad fabrics to match or harmonise with her wardrobe. "I am a nervous wreck her* lately. My groan son baa left home and my husband threat­ ens to do the tame. 1 a a go­ ing through the menopause and feel awful. I think my family should have some con sideration. What should 1 do? -M ra . K ." NOMINATED FOR Stop thinking about your self. W o m e n have gone IS ACADEMY AWARDS through this natural process since time began. First, see LAST DAY your doctor. U you need some ■""**■*"1 medication, he will prescribe it. and there are on t wonderful things to aid you ia theso modem days. You START* can alao send for a copy of TOMORROW my leaflet, "Mem o Oa The Menopause.” This will, 11 ES - s K S S S s r - 15,00 O R M O R E ! P U B L IX . . . W HERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASUREI p u lsu s r _ i 3 K7s! US M E E T ;;» /i :>u\ «y * Y /a SA N FO R D Sanford Plasa HEY KIDft! Start Baring CASTLE FARMS Battle Ups NOW for (be |TOY AUCTION ramiag **a at this theatre. *'*•» •* Fa aa|#>, s-Ism-Oor- aa Hwy. 17-92 and Onoro Dr., Sanford cdb-*' iw n,n tf- 1 �l b Ap p ril WEDNESDAY P. 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Mb. Sliced Bacon 55* Tarnow Wieners 3 'i£ *1. CvmImS'i T.rtv Sliced Bologna 5! 49* Beef Franks 7 79* • THURSDAY A. M. 1:00 (I) Wsa o * 1:11 (I) C enter-C ut RiE t t i ■ i t t i tt 10:10 (I) ABC Seep* 11.00 (1) Ntwoeopa <l) Nawalln* tit* (Cl .» 45c 99* Scot Tissue... 8 Swift's Jewel V.I 49* Chunk Tuna 4 ‘A.V»1. Start Whit* er Celiref Family npir** Set-. April ROAST White, Fifth *f Yell** Scott paper Sale Sandwich Bags PORK LOIN 6 9 * Flounder ......... ,5; 59* Napkin* .....2 EITHER END OR WHOLE Mertmlft® Spatial, Lh*lt 1 Flees* • frozen foods • Orange Juice Cheese a 29' . ^ mMeseetsr Baked •1 *1 •1 •1 •1 •1 •1 •1 24-01. • can 3 9 1:00 |1) Tho Bis Show t*» Dick Van Drk* lil# (I) The Car* WltllftM Show (t) Burh.'o Law 10:00 (I) Th* Daoor X *rt Show (1) Channel Sis Now* Sport*. Waathar 11:11 (I) Thrator ol th* Star* (1) Th* La<* Show 11:10 (S> Tonight '• FUvarful si To Tam# m a !to cans Ju ice . . . . 4 46-oi IVz Peaches* •4 cans 303 Halves* ••4 cans 303 Cocktail* •5 cam 303 C o rn ••••6 cans 303 cant 5 E-9L9? •••• 303 B e a n s •••5 5 cant #2 cans Beans • • • 6 . Mtrt taeM, Me l ______ 7 , 1065— P a ge S -A WU*AAAAAAAA*lMSOMiBSSA*a BT. PETERSBURG <UPI> —The nation's Brat Job corps training cantor for womoa was scheduled to got Its pro­ gram under way b en today, The first 10 women of an exported 300 arrived to get this phase of tbs Johnson admin­ istration's war an psvsriy faint. a* supervisor Dan rail Blackknm said th# classes will ha scheduled asB ka th* individual o f th* warns*. �% 1 / >■ Horoscope Forecast n areda y, April ■, 1H I ■ I k i 81 i $ $ fi* GENERAL T E N D E N ­ CIES! Until NOON you art able to put pour ldta» across with comparative aaaa but later you find that moat ev­ erything conaplroa to keep you from gaining the rap­ port o f othcre that you with. Don't feel abused, and In­ stead o f expanding, get your own affairs in good condi­ tion and on the bails that Will ease future. ARIES (N ar. 21 to Apr. 19) diving m oit o f your at­ tention to home and its en­ virons is productive o f excel­ lent remits today. Plod along Industriously. Planning can add much to your abun­ dance, sense o f security. TAURUS (A pr. 20 to May 20) Garnering information from any source whatsoever is rather easy now and you can Impress others with your carefulness. Be particularly alert on the road. This can be either in walking or driv­ ing. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Solving problems o f all kind is Important now, so gat to It without delay. Re­ pairing real estate and get­ ting budget on a more sound basis Is also Imperative. Keep busy day and PM. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Get rid of that sense o f being Imposed upon and keep nose to the grindstone, and refuse to ad­ mit defeat. See what can be done about improving physi­ que. Make sure diet is righ t LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Any secret angling should be tackled with vim so that you get all o f your work and af­ fairs behind you quickly. You can even find time to assist those in trouble. Be the Good Samaritan. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Be patient with those whose thoughts and actions are not so rapid aa yours. Fine results will then be pos­ sible. Gad about socially, but be sure you use caution, wladom. 1,111RA (S e p t 2S to O ct 22) Getting mature in the ouUlde world properly hand­ led will be a source o f In­ spiration to others as writ. Don’t be extravagant. Stop four-flushing to get the goat o f good friends. SCORriO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Although you are eager to get Into new outlets, make new eonUcts, be sure to do some studying fir s t Don't lie taken in by soma fast Ulker. Go slow and safe. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Better use Judg­ ment and logic today instead o f following hunches, which could lead you astray. Pay attention to what loved ono says. Follow good ideas in PM. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 to Jan. 20) Using force In any way with others only puU stumbling block In the way o f reaching fast agreements. Keep all promises you havs ‘ nfiideT_ Thero *YpesS- louuer" than any words, too, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) You are able to la­ bor very diligently today, so don't dllly-dilly but make thoae who are depending on you happy. Co-workers may be In a mood to play. Don't let them swerve your efforU. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Having some fun le quite all right now, but take cars you don’t spend a great deal o f money, Wholesome pleasures are infinitely more fun. Have more respect, IF Y O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be a business person by na­ ture and can sell either Ideas er commodities very easily. Be rare to slant the educa­ tion along such lines. Early give good religious and eth­ ical training ae that the ten­ dency to be hypersentitive to the criticism o f other* wlU be eradicated at earliest age. “The Store Impel, they d o net eempeL" Whet yea a s k s e f yeer life le large­ ly ap to YOUI Carroll RigMeris individual Forecast fa r yea r' alga fo r May is now ready. For your copy send goat hlrthdate and fl.0 0 to Carroll Righter Forecast (The Sanford Her­ a ld ), B ox 1921, Hollywood 20, California. O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSE 'V W F ft H tx fn rl l *CVOAiXOOO Norton TD ACCUSE/ Duractiv o f Pumna fMoac truPtof FOOTPRINT* OH M f CE1UMO/ tV 6 CHECKED EVERY OMR OF « HOE* WJ th e m a n o r e x c e p t w e CUE* KTfi W EAOlHd/SSBIDM.MS'fi THE ONLY O ie CHILD*CM BNOUOH TO PUtL SUCH A iiw r t jb ia i JU k** **•**,»«'•- ** “-** »»[-[*e |w *" * ikfeji *. >Mi m at 4 fr r n ll Pago 6-A— April 7, 1965 ICARNIVAL Hr DICK Tomer �The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, 12. Special Notices Classified Phones Frem lia la M E ir k tin 322-5612 rr»» tM iiih m u r 425-5938 Dial Direr*— Nat Lana Dletaar* 1x1 i i * K n C m m • ► » am < s n A Upi to 5 111 1 1JO | 1.50 11.50 6 lo 10|11 1 1.30 1 1.50 | 1.90 11 to 15 1 3 | 1.50 1 1.89 |2.85 IS to M l 4 | 1.50 | 2.52 | 3.80 31 to 13 |5|1.50 13.15 |4.75 28 to 30| • 11.50 I 3.78 I 8.70 H la latM A *— I Uaa (fl*a S-lelter word* *ar llaai I 1 M Mlalaaaaa chargA All U l » Data Ada Ckai|W at 1-Day Bata CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED DIs FE a i I I .50 (Minimum laafeaa Par Inch al 1 ralaata "ERR6RS— Tk» Mania Mill aat ka raagoaalbU tar Mara tkaa as* Incorrect laaerttea. ^ X )P Y Tka Herald raarrrra tka pal. allaaa af rejecting ar raalalag any advert leen.ru t aaklrk It t f t a a akjrrllaamkla ta tka guttey at tkla »a aa M M t. DEADLINES 18 Noon Day Ilrfora Publication For tnaartlona and Kllla (SaC Noon For Monday) 1 . L o ot A Found Income Tax Returns 50. Mine, For Site #tj» •«nfnrh i f relit A p r il SPECIAL PAINTS SWEETIE PIE 7, 1 9 6 5 — Pnjre 7 -A By N adin e Seltzer 13 Taari Experience, Call La mar Wllllami. Five Point*. Epoxy, P.V.A. Houa*. Auto, M i. rlna. Flberglma cloth. R*. tll-Tlil. •Ina. Sandpapar. Tap**, Thinnara. Primer*. Aaroaol Spray 1 3 . C a t e r in g • F ood Bomba. Mineral Spirit*— 3"c par gallon In your container. Epoay gluet. Urethane Varnstrawberries tor f*t*. tou pick tae nt., io or mora lie lahes. Paint*. Bruahti A Ro|. qt„ picked on order. tlald lira. run tic qt. No Sunday til* FASCO CORP. Brleeon A v#. 133.7414. n e t French l t l.U lt li t * E. Hwy. 10 Orlando. 373-0013 14. Bicycle Repairs 95. srop For a n y quick carpet cleanIng rent Blue Luatra Elec­ tric Shampnoer It par day. Carroll Furniture Co. OFFERING A SPECIAL 8ER VICE? Mora than 10.000 raid ara aaa The Sanford Itarald GIRLS Bicycle A a Baby Bed 110 each. 3*7-0437. ctaialfled ada dally. Rataa a low aa lie par Una par day) Dial 132-1113 or 133.1*31 and HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS WHITE SEWING MACHINES ptaca your ad! Authorlted Salea A Servlca GARRETT'S SICK ROOM NEEDS 300 E. Flrat. S33-S344 What! Chalra. Walker*, Canaa A Crutchea for rant or eel* 3 EVENING Draeaaa. all* I A 7. Prescription! at L o w a • 1 aan new Saat Covara for Prlcaa. Dllcount to people ‘41 Bulck Sptclal. Call 123over (1 A alt Servlca Pereon 3131 after 4 nal. Check our prlcaa. FAUST DRUG STORE Eraa Dallvary 132-0111 COMPLETE LAWN CARE Landacaplng. Spraying, Sodding, reeeonabl* rataa PHILLIPS LAWN SERVICE 323-3300 after 1:30 p. m. A & B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, PAINTING A IN'eUl A T INO financing arranged 211-31*? 16. Interior Decorators 51. Articles For Kent You nam* It— Wa hava ItH AMERICAN RENT-ALL 3444 s. Hiawatha. I t t . l t l l RENT A BED Itollaway, llnapltal. Rib* Bed*, by Day, Week, or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 114 W. 1*4._____________ 113-tlll 53. Wanted To Buy 97. Houses For Rent 8100 DOWN PARK RIDGE— SUB-DIVISION 1 Bdrm . 1 Hlh.. Entry Foyer, Family Room. Breaktaat Par. Built - In Kitchen. Central Heat, Doubla Oarage. City Sewer. 117,100. Open Dally. Evening! 441-171*. l GIBSON larga Double door Refrigerator with bottom traaaar, good running cond. 343. 3- 34" Glrl'a Schwinn Hike*. good condition, hnih 13. Special Services for ttt>. 1 Photographic Fed­ eral Enlarger, complete with trna. Model No. tin. aacrlflca VOSS LANDSCAPING— Think at 133. Call 173.7141 after Ina of a landscape patio, rock 4 p. m. cardan, flower brd. law maintenance program— Call 121-1910 attar 1:10 p. m SANFORD HEWING CENTER 104 So. Park Ava. 13S-S411 SERVICE on all Mower* A SEWING MACHINE ZIG-ZAG •mall Engine*. IS" Cut l.tw Tlgrr. 2'* hp Cllntun Kn We hava a 1MI DlaLO-Matlc alx-iag that haa navar bean nine 111.11. Laka Mary la x need. Wat Chrltttnaa lay. Mower, Salea A Service. Coun away. Thera la only a III bal­ try Club Road A Laktvlaw Ava., i s : - m i . ance du*. Purchaaara left area and wa ara unabl* to locate You can hava machine OCXS: Buy. Ball, Trada. lie for 133. Ilalanca, Caeh or pair. OSTEEN BRIDGE CAMP Term*. Wilt taka older ma­ A Ill'S SHOP. 222-21:4. chine for payment. Call Col­ lect Orlandn I33-13TT, Atlaa LAWN A GARDEN WORK, Sewing Canter, 1210 E. Colltl-1441. onlal. f ix it Houses For SaI* NORTH ORLANDO HOMES OrEX HOUSE >1 A Edgamon I to 3 Weekday*— 11 hour Occupancy for qualified Mili­ tary. Th. 331-1170 GEO. W. SHEPHERD, Realtor For real automobile bargains, check the Herald claaaltled dlaplay aratlon. ALL WORK llVAItANTKKII We Hava Parta A Arc#*»nr|e« TOV CORRAL NEW LOCATION *01 Bo. French H*.<TS1 WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! “ She hatea naps, but she thinks taking a SIESTA ie fun l" "Did you know lhat cute Pink Stucco In I-ake Mary w.i* tor Sale?" "No! You mean Ihe on* on Ihe beautiful corner lot Just walking dletanca from the 1G.A.T" "Ye*. It'e a duplex, you know. The upetalra I* a nice furnlihrd apartment that rent* for 143." "Thai would he perfect for ua. Tlie rental unit would probably take car* of the mortgage payment*. Hut. oh dear. I’ll bet It'a about 111,000." "1 heard you could gat It for Eleven Thouaand — maybe lrea than that with cash down to the mortuaua." "Really! Who'a got It? 1 want to call about It today." ''Stamper, of rourar. And they • r* *o ntc* to daal with. We bought our home through them." STEMPEn AGENCY Realtor - Appraiser • Inauror 333-tVlt 111* S. French Government owned Homes ScUctlot) ef I. t. and 4 Badrooma located In varloua It— Money Wanlad ■ action* of Sanford 41— Favlnga A Loan Immediate Dallvary 44— Inauranco I I — School! A Instructions MONTHLY PAYMENTS 70— Employment Hrrvlcaa FROM 860.00 71— Mala llalp Wanted FOR THE BEST HOME *3— Famala llalp Wanted 11—Mala or Famala llalp BUY *4—Hale* Help Wanted SEE YOUR 77—Situation Wanted I I — Income Properly 13— Bualnaaa Prop —Sat* 17—Janitorial harvlcae 13— Real Katata Wanted 14— Do-lt-Touravlf ■4— llaai Eelat* Sale 14— Uulldara Suppllaa 17— llualnaaa Itantala 34— Hardware is— Lota For Sal* It— llomi Improvements tl — Farina—Orovaa 31—Plumbing 02— Acreage 31— Painting » i— Huuaaa For Sal* 34—Well Drilling II — Houiea— Sale or Rest 31—Air cond. A Heating IT— Houa* Fur Rent 31— Radio - Tatavlalon 140— Reaort Itentala II —Photo A Equipment 101—Trail* re—Cabana* 14— llama Appliance* 14! —Mobil* llomaa—Hal* t l — Mualcal Instrument* D'l — Mulilla llomaa— Rent 33— Bualneaa Equipment 101—Trailer Space— Rant 33— Job Printing 103— Trailer Lola—Sal* 34— Upho tilery 104— Apartment! For Iteat S3— Vacuum Ctaanera 104— Itooma For Rant 17—Moving A Storage 11*—Hotel llirama 31— E l tar min atori 111— llantal Aganta Off Ice t 3*3-3111 41—Plant* — Feed* — Saadi 111— Wanted To Rant Nlghtlt 131-0*44 M i— Autoa For Sate 30— Mlac. ro r Sala 331.0444 31— Artlclaa For Rant 114— Autoa—Hal* or Trad* M14 Park Drive 31—Swap or Exchange H i —'Truck* For Halt It— Wanted To Buy 130— Automotive Service LARGE 3 hearnom hum*, 1 121— ."cooler* A Cycle* I t — Furniture For Sal* hatha. Fla. rn»m, living.din­ I I — Antique* For Sal* 111— lloata A Motor* ing, larga •lorage. carport, I I — Money To Loan 133— Marina Suppllaa nrar ahupplng center, play­ l» — Bualnaaa Opportunttlai ground hear, llln muvae you In, (I pay all cloning), huya escrow, Inauranca, ele. Call 312-1441 after 4 p. m. From Seminole County From Sanford Exohansa (Dial Dlreot) I—Loll A Found I — Peraonal* 4— Beauty Car* 4— Day Nuraarlaa •—Child Care I —Dos*—Cat*— Pet* 10— Poultry — Livestock 11— Special Nottcaa 11—Catering — Food 11—Blcycls llap.) Ira 13— Special Harvlcae II—Swimming Pool* USED FURNITURE g jrl.E T '!' CELEBRATE — Til a S33-3370 [S® rlaealfled ada ara tha place Dra|ierlea . Sllpi-nvara In aava time and mnnty when JEAN MARCEL US your Furniture. Sm ST chopping for tha car of your l"«J French Av* **3-31*0 BKLi, Quick Service with tha Caah. ~8H . choice. SUPER TRADINO T O S T . iti-aiT* [FOUND: Prricrlptlon Otaiaaa 17. Jnnltnrlnl Services In 1-ake Alary t-ake; Irfft thrill nl Poet Office.________ YENTSCH MAINTENANCE 55. Furniture For Sale Bervlca A Suppllaa 31*3 S Park Dr. 2II-IU2 M 2 . Personals f h k e E S T IM A T E ----------Uphnlalarlng A Mattraaa ren­ Do you have a drinking proh- 19. Builders Supplies ovating. Saw A L'aad Furni­ lam. Writ* P. O. Box 111!, ture. Call Nix Bidding Mfg. PHE-CAHT Concrete Btepa Sanford. Co. al *4* Calary Av*. I l l OnKOOIlT LUMBER CO 2117. JOHN, i:o Man!* (va iii-osnn Promt*# ma anything but glva WILSON • MAIER FUIIN nia Turk Air Cnndlllonlng by 20. Hardware Buy — 1*11 — Trada Shaat Matal Bpaolallata. 322l l l - l * E. tat 113-1413 (III. Sanford'* Moat Cotnplat* MARCIA For tha blsgaat aatactlon of TED WILLIAMS IIIIIV. nearly ntw and uaad furnl*01 K. Ilth _____ S33-S4C4 tura. aaa Noll'a Furniture 84. Real Estate • Sale 4. Beauty Care 95. Houses For H ale Brukirag* In Caaaalbarry 22. Plumbing on 17.11. Opan I days I to A HARRIETT'S Uaauty N o o k , URKKNtlltAIR JOHN E. FOX, Chnlc* Inta arallahla In Oraanaoft avatar, tvanlng app'ta. PLUUUINU Uaad furniture appliances, tool*, Realtor IQI Bo Oak. I I M I I I ,________ hralr of I-orh Arbor ovarlookContracting Rapatra ate. Bought . Sold. Larry'* (01 N. Fark Ava. 113-0311 Ing g.df cuuraa. C U a t o m FREE ESTIMATES Mart, 314 Sanford Ava Ph. hulldlnir In your apralflcaR. L HARVEY ffl. Child Care 313-413:. Hun*. Uraanbralr devalnpad 1A1 Sanford Ava 131-3111 ROBERT A- WILLIAMS by COURTSOUHT CHARGE AC­ NANNIE'S KIDDIE CAItE, Wa Realtor KINOSWOOD COUNTS— limited credit If navar cloaa. Ucanatd nuraary, 23. Painting Raymond Lundqulat, Aa>o. BUILDERS. INC. you own a phone. Put elaaalInfanta to «. 1410 I. Oak Ava. I l l - l i t ' Atlantic Bank Bldg. 332-8074 ftad A I* to work for yont 332-0*11. PAINTINO A O A R D E N I NO lot Falrmunt Dr. work doha raaaonabla. 33* 8. I’ eta & Supplies Till. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. WE'VE DONE IT AO AINI Your heat buy aver In thl* 2 Iltdd.ng A Furniture Real Ka'al* — tnaurance AIL’ BT SELL AKC Poodle Pup. l’ AINTINO A resale, X21-1411 Hr. Ilunir. Fla. Iluum, Oak AT FACTORY PRICES; Ird A Park Ava lll-illl plaa t<0. 123-1010. Fluuri llrwullful Cr. I.ul, t i l Magnolia 2 lt-ll3 l 24. Well Drilling eprlnkllng ayalam. Appr. at AQUA PETS II 1.230. Wa offer you fur 60. Busineee Opport. Jlto Hiawatha Ava Trop. Flab. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS only 13.300— 1104 Down. Turtle*. Oold fish A all SPRINKLER SYSTEMS THE TIME TESTED FIRM SERVICE STATION for Loaaa, Aquarium auppllaa. Exrallant All Typaa and Bliaa 111 N. Park Ava, 312-41:3 flood location. Good refer, ■ Ifta for Eaatar. W * Repair and Servlca ance* A eom# Capital requlr■ T I N E e,l Call 323-4311. ___________ LAKE A It IO II WAY NOTHING IB LOST until a Machine and Supply Co. INVESTMENT A REALTY FHONTAOE Itarald W aal Ad fall* to find 0* W. Ind Si__________m - « m llt-in t tit 72. Female Help Wanted DELTONA Aria, 3.«00' on 114 N. Park Ava ■print f*d Lake, 1,111' on 30, Home Appliancee I HEDROOM AQUARIUM SUPPLIES It to Enttrprlaa Road. 31 Acre* 1 Hath Hum* on apprnilmataPART TIME Sale* Opportunity io n oft. Uaad aquarium*, all choice land, I mil** from Han- —4y- >r-arr« T * r ■*.- rm ccT'rocir Jimtrra jxD Jv^ii ■ _ « '.» • . . .FjI n<jv.-1'rj •A’t**.. JPMUl NX W . AFP.LlANHEA-a-t.-Ware w ..tur.S.iitn. phun*. Earning* 113 to |tl ' "Idl'd.'"kTaTfiffv. te r m !' I’l i V i ' yard, aeanrlad fruit hearing bout* Prlcaa— Frlgldatra, ■ on ( f - S3. Bat. A Sun. only. Till. .Saw Smyrna lleach, Al­ tree*. Well for yard, partial par weak. Sarah Coventry Hot Point, RCA, Zenith, ale. an aaveral I^ka Fr.un lul* ly furnished, washer. »lr)er, Jewelry. Territory unlimit­ Call Charll* Gormly collect i GERMAN SHEPHERD femalt 133 per foot. etove. refrigerator, yard tuola ed. 133-7SSS. at Aaaoclatad Radio A TV, Pupplat. AKC. 122->l(t. A lawnmower. l i l t N. Uranga Ava., Orlta 111.(04 BEAUTICIAN Wanted. Cut W 90. Lots For Bale DOGS RECEIVED ror Adop. do 113.2314. Curt Beauty Shop. Ph. IIICOMMERCIAL LOT l i o n , b o a r d e d A n im a l t le a c u * 0111 or 121-1011, Jlmml* Co Lnt on FUN LAKE, approxi­ Main part of tnwn In !,*k* League, 1TOO W, Mlnneeota, SANFORD ELECTRIC wan. Mary. |7,tJ0 Drokata Oil up* D a L a n d I'h . T l t - l l l * . mately 1 Acre on good boat­ O. E. A p, tlaaco*— New A Iliad ing A iwlmmlng lak*. LADIES fur talaphona Survey I II M*|nn|ta___________ 111-1113 12. Special Notices A Public Relation, work. No ■ eiparlenc* necaaaary. Excel­ 321.1301 3440 Hiawatha at l l - t l 31. Musical Instruments INCOME TAX PREPARATION lent pay, day or evening*. Ap­ S:S-U01 3110 Hiawatha at 17*93 1101 DOL'OLAS AVE. ply at once lo Mia* Sutton, Plano Sarvlctns A Tuning 132-71** Room 111. Malach Bid., 134 K I LA ltd K teOTH tn DraamwoM, Gang Cumbaa — 133*3111 rloua to hiah arhool; lift* In* 1st St. ovar Faual'a Drug CANAB Day Camp beglna Jun* Kuraruf, 310 ft- froritaae — Store. Plano Tuning ang Repair ltth., Lak* Golden. For In­ Via iluwn, 131 month. 333* \V U llermcn .. . I ’ i - t t l l formation call 131-3343, Fred SECRET A BY, Experience nec3I7T. Oanaa. eaaary. Degree preferred. 35, Vacuum Cleaner* Write Box III Sanford Her­ 92. Acreage aTOEOH'S utility Trailer Salea ald. Delalla. Education A ex­ I. 1. A 4 BEDROOMS Box 10* A. Rout* 3. South perience. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. I. l«* A 1 IIATIIH Sanford Ava. extended. 13340 ACRES by Owner, half SALES • REPAIRS KITCHEN EQUIPPED 1 dill. cleared, 4 Acres of Peaches 2313 ¥ Park Ava. 133.1111 LADY with Transportation ta LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Deep freah water wall, 3»o al**p In home with Elderly IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INCOME TAX Filing by ap­ gallon tank. Hum# limber Plnxl* I-ady. I'rlvat* Iladraam pointment. Ernaat Rtrknell, 50. Mlac. For Sala For Complete Information Voluala County. All High A A bath. Ph IJ2-4191. Sea or Call Your 3101 Park Av*.. Fh. 133-3*74. Dry Sanford 122-1471 SINGER DIAL-O-MATtC EXPERIENCE Laundry Prea*. Adding Machinal - Typawrllara CONSOLE MODEL ar*. Apply In paraon Samlnol* 95. House* For Hale n Salta . Itantala • Rapalra Sacrifice! Sawing machine or! County laundry. SALES BROKER POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY glnal price lluo. pay balance We ll.n i The Homa For Tou FISII and SWIM 440 or raUtbl* party aa- OLDER White laidr to live In. BETTER HOME BUTS ara to •urn* II par month parmentt. car* fur 1 email children. In tend bottom lak* from your be found dally In Ih# rleeelown hark yard. 1 badrooma. Sewing machine alg-tagf. Roam ft hoard plua email flad aactljn of The Sanford makea buttonholaa. taw* on but* 2 bath a, maaanry home 33.aalary 111-7141 bafora It a. Herald. *4o down, 111 monthly, will tnna. blind atltebaa, air. Will m or after 4 p m.________ talk term, on down payment. take older machine a* pari We have key. 2441 PARK DRIVE payment. I’ h. COLLECT, Or* 73. Mile or Female Help 3 1 i :4 :o 111-7414 landu I3 3 -till day or nil*. CHITMLKY-MONTKITir, INC »*• W. lit St Ph. 131-4413 NIGHTS Aak for Mr. Lawla; will daCOUPLE to Manag* Park Apt#., 131-44*4 221-0344 liter; NO OBLIGATION. BOTtL'K TO THE P tS U O l i l t Park Ava. Immadlataly. L V O E , NEW. Cueinm-bullt 122-4141 lll-llll Notice la Itaraby Given that Apply •;•• a. m. to I p. m. home. Rollins Mill* Gotf (ha Board of Adluatmant of tha TAKE UP Payment* on the** Apt. 4. Court*. San Lando. For In­ Itema. City of Sanford will hold a formation cell 121-1171. Portable TV# with Special Mealing on Thuraday I — !»'• 77. Situation Wan tad otanda; April IS. 1*43. In tha City Hall al l:lt P. M. In order to con­ 1— 11 i ' u ft. Norgt, navar front, Refrigerator; sider a requret for a variance Tall tham von aaw It la Tha In the Zoning Ordinance aide 1 — I-,.ruble Record Player; Saaford Ifaraldt yard requirement* aa pertain# 3— *3” l» o n Slower*; TYPIST, Kay-puneh optralor. to tot 34, Amended Plat of Mag. l— I I " conaol* G.K. TV; Good paraenahty. No chick, t— Hntpolnt uaod Kafrigarator; •alia Haight*. aa, but aharp A aa tha halt. To cKinatdar a roquaot for a l - i m l t Whit* Wall Tlraa; Call att-eiTf. variance In Ihe Zoning Ordin­ *—7IIU13 Whit# Wall Tlraa. ance front yard and aid* yard GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES IRONING, my homa. 312-ttll. from ti 2.:i:t raqulramanla aa pertain* to the m w. ui. si. Satlafartloa guaranteed. aouth 14 feat of lot t and *11 of lot 4. Block tl. Tier 1. Traf- ENCYt'UiPEDIA tlRITANMCA WEEKS WORK. 311-1417 attar ‘37 edition, boukcaaa, Atlaa. forda Map of Town of Sanford, Dictlonarlaa. 4 Book* of tha Florida. Year, li lt - Call II1-TI44. U. L Parklna, Chairman D a y s Work, goad ref area***, Board of Adjuataanta 131-1411. LADIES Shoa Sala, |t.|» I Mi l l || V City of Hanford l' | \\ | l | I '.‘I |I. SURPLUS CITY Publlah April 7, t i l l . HOUSEWORK. I l l - l i l t ar 111. 141 W. let 131-7111 41*3. ' CDL-I1 Ball-Blair Agency St Johns Realty SOUTHWARD Payton Realty VA - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY 425-5938 322-5612 Payton Realty $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA STENSTROM REALTY Legal Notice You II be H a p p i e r m a FORD S tric k la n d Morrison Inc $100 D O ^ FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outatandtng 2 A 1 lladrnnm Unmet avaltaM* In all Area* ol Hanford. Lai ua Show you Aroundt MERLE W. WARNER REALTOR 741 S. Park FURNISHED Duplex, Adulta 121-3410. 1 BDRM FURN-, cloaa to Ba>*. FURN. or Unturn. 4 Room Apt.. 144 mu. Call 112-4141. Til* bath, 3 mile* from N A S UXFl'RN. 1 Br. Houa*. 1411 main tat*. No I**la, 133-2744. Willow. 322-41TI. SMALT. Furn. efficiency Apt., NEW, unfurnished 2-bedroom for I or couple. I.lnhta A Duplex Apt., tile hath, tarwater Included, IIS. 321-71)9. raaao floors, Venetian blind*, CASH WAITS FOR TOU kitchen equipped, water furn­ Sell It through ished. 122-2114 aflrr 4 p m. Herald Want Ad* FURNISHED 1 bedroom houa*, SMALL APT., Furn. N l o i adulta, no pale. 331-4443. neighborhood. Ilttlltlea turn 2 ROOM. 4 ROOMS on 3 lota 131-7411 or 332-4041. J. C. Heaton, 1101 Sanford UNFURN. I Bdrm. Duplex. Kit Ava Avail. 14th. chen Equip., Avail. April 14 CHARMING Country Home. 2 123-44)4. men or couple. Fully turn3 Bedroom Furnished apart­ lihed. i::-4434. ment. Contact 1111 Palmetto. 1 BEDROOM Furn. Houa*. IIS AVALON APARTMENTS mu. Include* water, 112-1407. H I W. Ind St., 311-1117 3 HEDROOM, 1 Rath, Unfurn­ ished houa*, nice, cloe* to FURN. Apt. Cloa* In, Jlmml* Cowan. llt-tO lt. echool. 3144 DOWN 2 HR.. 14 x IT Fla. Urn. Ter. Flonra, Kit. aqulp. 1*7 ntn. pays all. IIKLMLY REALTY. Office In Villa** Hall. N. Or­ lando. 112-1441, night* 3323174. A ..rtewJQ- Trim*.. FJi Jinunir LONG WOOD. 1443 Hunt Road. Iwjngdala. 1 Itdrm . I *, haih, Fla. Room, Kllrhen equip. Hue Down, 344,14 per mo. 9fi. Houses • Sale or Rent 105. Mobile Homeii • Rent 'l l TH-t with nadlo A Healer, excellent condition. 122-4441 1 BEDIIOUM Trailer on I^k* Ashby, Adulta only. 1’ h. I l l Till. BOll McKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN "41 Fr#n*h Av*. 111-4*1! TRAILER w th lot, 333-4x4) 173-1(41 LAKE MARY; Walking dla. tame to etor*. eclxml, ohurrhee. 3 lladrnnm. Hardwood floors, atov* A refrigerator, III par month. Small down paymant. • Hcdaitn • Hard Topi • ConvcriibiM • Station Wagons Com plats Relectloo M 's Tkra M s $200 - 1300 Down $40 • $60 Month 1M% Meehan Irtl Gutrtnle* — M Dtps — 1,00# Miles On All Use* VW's. Rales — Parta — Service Factory Author bed Dealer Ellinor M otor Co. U . Hwy. 17-08 FURN. Api., 1 or 1 Bdrm. 314 oak AV*. I t t - l l l l . LARGE I Bedroom Furn. Apt. Inquire at 311141 Hiawatha above American Ranl-Atl. OLD. NEWSPAPERS FOIl SALE 322-1835 H Your EVINRUDE Dealer 104 4-1 E. let. Th. 3 II-IIU Tou can find anything ymt need advertised In the Herald Claaalflad. $100 DOWN FHA — VA HO M ES I. t, A I BEDROOMS 1. m A 3 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTIILT PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Complete Information See or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER W* Have Tha Horn* For You STENSTROM REALTY t i l l PARK DRIVfl 1144 BTUDEBAK Ell Lark I Fordor, good condition. Ph. ttl-4411. 123-3134 M I-M H NIGHTS I M -lt ll III-H U 333-1111 Ill-M il 9 SOUTH SEM IN OU RESIDENTS CALL 838-7291 1965 T R IU M P H 'S SPORTS CONVERTIBLES 25 LBS. - 50c SANFORD HERALD NATIONAL B A N K ^POSSESSION NEVER A DOWN PAYMENT ’60 ‘59 '38 ‘5$ '51 '57 '37 *5« KrnauR $311 Chev. $317 l‘ ly. $118 Ply. $ lt l Km suit $81$ Imperial $381 lluirk 8 IHt Chav. $ >9 ’$• Liar. f N '5$ Pontiaa $3H '5S Olds $311 '55 Chrya. | $7 ‘35 Olda $ «l *53 Cadillac $181 '88 Ford $$»• '88 Chav. IMT ‘88 Poatlac $887 '54 Cadillac $31$ '5$ Dodga $18$ $8 Olda I N 'l l Chov. $$•» *51 Flat $311 bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. WL bal. bal. baL bal. bat bla, bal. bal. 117 mo. $18 mo. $18 mo. $14 am. $11 » o . $1# mo. $31 ma. $ 4 mo. $ 4 bio. $18 sso. $11 mo. $ 8 sso. $ I mo. 118 mo. |17 mo. $11 ma. $11 bm . $14 ma. $11 ma. I 4 ma. I l l ma. $17 ma, YES! WE DO ACCEPT TRADE-INS! 1A O IUIZ •aoferi, Fla. Gateway To Th# Waterway Robson Sporting Goods cabana, ntca ' l l l*LYMOUTH I door, Auto. _____ Tranemlaalon A Heatar, real clean, Sacrifice. Ph. l l l - l l l l . NEWLY Furn. tat Floor Apt. I ll mo. 141 rack Av*. Ph. 333-4114. GEHR REALTY GHIA DAT A NITEt Itarald want adn work for aa llttl* m lie a day! ApelV ' l l FORD, • door Sedan, Real clean A new Urea. 1171.44 HANFORD MUTOIt CO. I l l 14 W EEKLY, Furn. 3 lldrin. lll-llll A pi., Ulllltle* furn. 133-3)41 104 French Av*. BALE! t-Radroom Furn. Lake prlvllexaa. IT.I40 VW 12.1. Boats A Motors OARAGE Apt., Puna 1310 Magnolia. lakafrunt, HART PII/HIF.R lleat lluy Broker 133-7 0 4 Day nr Nlsbt 341 W. Ind St. 133-3411 ALL WORK OUARANTEED IdX'lt ARRGR 116. AutiM For Sale THREE Bedroom, 1 hath, kit chen equip. 3)0.00. Cell 111 1141 FOIID BKYUMKH, re­ 3)41 It. A. Wllllami, Realtor. tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ er, power ateerlng, need* NEW. Furn. t Bedroom. 3 Hath, tranemlaalon $411. Ph. I lf 4 month*. Adulta, No pita. HIT or aa* at IH aarrlton Air Cond. Available May II Dr. I33-ITS4.______________________ 1)44 PLYMOUTH. 3 dr.. Rebuilt 102. Mobile Homes • Sale Engine, clean, good Urea. 311li t ) . 1-3 and t Uedrnnma II C1IKV. ST. Wagon, good NEW and iTBr.O condition. 111-1144. Awning* A Cabanas QUALI 'T MOBILE HOMES 1)11 GLDFMGHILK Super It, 4 Hwy. 17-13 ■ lll-llll door Sedan. Factory Atr. Cond. * heat. Radio, Power ' l l MOUSE TRAILER. Call l i t Steering A Brake*, Tinted 4141 anytime. Window*. Excellent appearahea A Maohanrtal Condition. HOUSE TRAILER, 3 extra Contact Mra. Htnry Ward, Itooma connecting, tge. eter133-177* Eva. 1:44 till t;44. a I e, I c * ^ c * t £ 0 r t i 3 3 * J M 11. LAKE MARY 3-Badruuin, AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. month, l l l - i l l l . _________ Ph. 111-314). Cowan, 333-4013. 1114. auto Glaaa Tope A Saat Covara AIRLINES NEED YOUNG men tnd women for irlnniorou* public contsct du* tira aa: hoiteae, reiervatlonfit, communlcatlonlet, paaeenger agent*, etc. Good pay. travel, glamour, security and advancement. I f you a n A High School graduate 17-38, In gaud health, learn tf you can qualify. For full Informs* tion writs at ones giving eg*, addreti, phone, education and hours you work. Weaver Air­ line l'eraonnrl School. Writ* Hog Utl Sanford lUrald. NAME .... ADDRESS CITY ........ STATE ...........„ HOME PHONE .......... HUB. PHONE ....... ..IH..... . - . - - , 1 REDHOOM llnue* unfurnteh nooMS tor tetn, 441 Magnolia. HOURS WORKED $11-4*10. e.| except Kitchen etove A from WmMtiH.lii. to a**., air cond. led* of ehad* Advertiaement Avail April II, $34 no. Ph FURN. Room. PvL Bath, $31 DOWNSTAIRS Furn. Apt. I l l 1171. RENT: pb. iii-tita 314 Magnolia W IL A w A APARTMENTS 114 A \ Flret St. REAL ESTATE BROKER ltral Eatata A**oolat* EFF. APT. private bath, aultW ILL.! MAE I'llOKOSCH aide for Cmipt* or Pintle 313-7174 Day 1*3-0144 Night* peraun. Ideally located down­ town. Inquire at Manuel 2 BDRM., Kitchen equipped. Jacobian Dipt. Store, I t l K. 374, nice yard. 1 1 1 -li i s . let. 1 I1DR4I. 3 Rath. Family Room, 1-ROGUB, bath, nlcaly Furn., Central heat A air, $124 mo.; large porch, Pvt. entrance, 3 Itdrm. Unfurntahed. I l l mo. Parking, 114-144 mo. Orange City, lo ml. from N.A.B. Mra. Schulte. Mgr. TU-IITT. S32-*303 IIP) Hiawatha at IT-II 3 11DHM. Furn. Apt. $44. 3IHH E. tlat St. nobert A. W il­ TOO MUCH ROOM* n *n t liam* 331-1111. throuah "For Rant” ada. Gat •lira Income' FURNISHED Apt. $14. mo. lll-llll. FURN. llouae, 1011 Elm Av*., 133-4317. LARGE 1 a I Badrooma Apia. 3ott Sanford A va, Ph. I ll RAVENNA PARK. I Bedroom 474$. IH bath, l i l t no. l l l - l l l l after 4 p. m. FURNISHED Apt., with Air condition*,! bedroom, $1$. lit I HEDROOM. 1 Bath. Kitchen V. 4th St. Itl-IT II. Equipped. lira* utility room, ecreened Porch, Fenced yard, FURN. A^t. 3*1-1144. Available 14th April, eean by Appointment. !.**■* required 108. Rooms For Rent 4110 month, l l l - l l l l . 106. Apartments for Rent Hnua*. clean 8enk*rik Glass and Paint Company JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1441 k. Park Av*. 313 I t t l anytime BEDROOM AUTO GLASS INSTALLED l!!-S>3» Seminole Realty NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. Im­ mediate occupancy. I Red room, Hk balh, wooded lot, andded lawn Inquire at our new oftlc* I.MN Kntriprlee*. Inc., 144 le u * wnoil I'lasn, 4 Ml. South on IT-11. Call collect 111-1411. t HAVE RENTALS 4 ROOM APT. Newly decorated, wall lo wall Carpeting A Carport*, tot E. 14th St. Payton Realty $100.00 DOWN CLASSIFIED INDEX F 11 A A v A Fatal* Haifa Broker Real 106. Apartment * for Rent 120. Automotive Service BANroRD av e . OPEN BVEN1NQI Baafard, Florida 121-45#$ Nalioaal Rapoaaaaalooa lac. THIS IB YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A TRIUMPH SPORTS CONVERTIBLE FOR THE LOWEST PRICE EVER TO BE OFFERED I ! MODEL 1200 CONVERTIBLE HEATER, WHITE TIRES, SEAT BELTS AND WHEEL COVERS FOR THE LOW PRICE OF *1843 SP IT F IR E S T R -4’a (Fully Equipped) . $211$ $8$$$ U I I U T UNCOLN I U f I MERCURY IN V a nun 10$ PailMtto A?#, Baafard 3X2-4884 Wiatar Park Ml 4*M09 �Vi -Vi * iTji > . ................................... 777, Ift M ir l V ittA f Paire B -A — A p ril 7. 1965 3*4 WEEK COUFON GOOD THRU APRIL 14, 1965 ANY S I.00 WINDV SOU Hospital FASHION OUTFIT 59* "sat tlMtT ONI COUFON Fit CUITOMIK ?TTiTTrrrTT^5:.r.TT::: Notes April 1, ISM Admissions .................................. Jng I so fr la ca ci el b. It i« II * k 8 P t1 b 1 ! t t I 1 H 6 ft f ill •a t; g i ■ II h in S I !• • t i April t. 1985 Admlaalone Barbara A. Boeakool, Tra­ cy Bamea, Leila M. Butner, Ruby Green, Theo Cobb, Ben Cappe, L i a l i e Cleveland, Tammy Farina, Margaret Manfre, Batty Jericho, San­ ford; Evangeline Joyce, IK-Baryj Joeeph Tart, Oateen. Birtha Mr. and Mra. Ronald Rob­ lnaon, Sanford, a boy. Diachargea Stella Walker, David King, Eliaabeth Blevlna, Betty Ball, R. E. Higgina, Bella KolodBer, Celaatina Bacon, Curtla Martin Hall, Eddie L e e Hall, Eddie Lee Smith, Shir­ ley Zlata and baby boy, San­ ford. APRIL I, IM S Admltaiona Clare Daum, Elizabeth Ann Denielt, George Dixon, Kathryne Griffia, Warren Haynes, Luciout Hu the s, Rnndle J. K a ffertft, Lihdi McKde, ilrnry Oliver, Randall Poison, Doris Schautleet, Eula TenM i l , Arthur Woodruff, San­ ford; George Robtnion, Altamoote Springs; Bernice Kop penial, Gunner Thompson, Haory F. W. Wolff, DeBary; Eddie Cobb, Oviedo; Harriett McCall, Syracuse, N. Y. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jamea McKee, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs Richard Daum, Sanford, baby boy and baby girl; Mr. and Mra. Frank Schautleet, San lord, a boy, DUehargea William Brooks, Geraldine Rayas, Martha Goethe, 51 ary Marker, Gladya Jenkins, Veda Mayisard, Isabel Pearsall, Ma rlo« Handy, Earl Myera, Cyn tola Diane Jooea, Dorothy Corrodl, Sanford; Margaret Wooton and baby girl, Pan •ma City; Charles Thomaa, Panama City. 'Priority* Bills P u t In Hopper TALLAHASSEE (D P I) If Atty. Gan. Earl Palrdoth tala A la •‘priority'* bill, through the IMS Legislature, county commissions around Florida win gat more power and eon man more trouble. FaircloUi aont a bulky rtport to too Legislature today which included proposals to crania limited “ home rule" for counties, ■ consumer fraud buraau, and a permsit atatc building fund, __ *7 COUFON A N Y S I. 91 WINDY s o il FASHION OUTFIT lf| oNir O O d W,TWTHI* 4 ^ twrr ON* one tUUfOfd coufon F fil«l CUSTOMER customs KLh g l Si ££ | rtlCES GOOD APRIL M THAU THE WEEK ' R IB R O A ST R IB ST E A K CH U CK ST E A K v BLUE RIBBON QUALITY CENTER CUT BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEP BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WESTERN BEEF Diachargea Flossie Baker, Randy D. Chorpenlng, William W. Cun­ ningham, Florence Dlmmoek, Steven J. Eeonle, Charlea Foatar, Joan Fryman, Na­ thaniel Hughea, Gregory E. Jackaon, Quincy PatUraon. Thomaa E. Ramaey, Pamela Willlama, Wldad Deeb and baby hey, Sarah Kirby and baby girl. Sanford; Robert H. Feth, Evan Goodman, Madge Ndawander, Made­ line Sehtmpf, DeBary; David Lea Huffman, Orange City. April I, IMS Adminlona Jeaala McCormick, Veda Maynard, Robert Macka, Ro■la Roblnaon, Edith Young, Juna Warner, Carrie Wert, Carolina Wiggine, Amy Hall, Sanford; Jamea T. Herring­ ton, Apopka; Clauda M. Robaon, Dania. Blrtha Mr. and Mra. Jamea War­ ie r , Sanford, a girl. Diachargae Jettle Masey, Warren HayBaa, Delorea E. Paraona, Debra Yarborough, Theola Roberta, Geraldine K e a t h , Dorothy Folda, Earnaatlne Nataon, Andrew Biblna, Nona K. Knight, Arthurana Cook, Jeanlne M. Hall, Bryan Hall, Dalin Rowalla, Jana Hunter and baby boy, Sanford; Raiford D. Wealey, Caaaelberry; William Johnaton, DeBary; Leon Hardy, Ronald Todd B a n , Lake Monroe; Karl Rueacher, Oateen; Marten Luak and baby girl, Mait­ land; Oecar Lena, Tampa Terrace, w eek GO00 THRU APRIL 14,1965 Jaanlne M. Hall, Bryan Hall, Dalln Rowells, H«nry A . Booth, John Daniels, Rma White, Gladya A, Jenklm, Sanford; Elala Stephan, Paul Tatachncr, Hana Morgan, DeBary; Laura Krueger, Lake Mary; Ronald Todd B an, Laka Monroe. Blrtha Mr. and Mra. Harold Wootan, Orange City, a glrL ‘I* B E E F ROAST • 100 STAMPS WITH COUPON BLUE RIBBON O U A LITY • 100 STAMP! V.TH COUPON BONELESS CHUCK...............9* CALIFORNIA ROAST............«69‘ S L U E R IB B O N Q U A L IT Y * • 10° iT A U P i WITH c o u * ° * B O N E - IN M BLUE RIBBON QUALITY CUBE or CLUB STEAKS.......s98‘ BONELESS JTAUPS WITH COUPON BEEF POT ROAST.................. 959* ENGLISH CUT ROAST.. . . .*.69' PICNIC 100 STAMFS WITH COUFON v* S tn o k e d :z \, l) 1 4 SHOULDER STEAKS............r88* I GROUND OR PIECES BONELESS BEEF STEW ....*69‘ BONELESS • TOO STAMPS WITH COUPON io n WHOLE BEEF BRISKET....>79* BONELESS • 100 STAMPS WITH COUPON CROSS RIB ROAST.____ s89* J GREEN FREE EXTRA i a M C f»| I f i b ♦ , » * . t| m PiM< | |> | O w f i DISCOUNT Ml A l I M I I Al l ! i Al l WITH THIS COUFON AND FUECHAM OF BEEF SHORT RIBS...............»2 9 ' LEA N MEATT |fi BEEF PLATE STEW.............*1 9 ‘ ANY BEEF ROAST # 3 LBS OR OVER ■ CENTER C U T RIB, POT, ENGLISH CUTra BONELESS CHUCK, CALIFORNIA, " BRISKET er BONELESS CROSS RIB J si i i woy r ihRri.i as T-V TRAY S LEA N MEATY MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! ^ lira U .v i f T A B LES SWAN X GRAIN • 49* SIZC SACCH ARIN i t Vh VAl IJF IN AD HI SIAM.S YOU tlCIIVI WUH YOUS FU«CHASt. 23 ire A wDuITIO i u rN i 10 Iw T ini ivooAJiih 4 - 1 5 - 6 5 mmmmmmm FARMER GRAY THICK SLICED B A C O N S 99* POOO FAIR BRAND C U B fO S T E A K S • BEEF & ONION 0 BEEF & PEPPER S • VEAL STEAKS | MERCHANTS GRIEN STAMPS ! ! » ' nMl lOtMMfhl MtWN M Z I FOOD FAIR 0"l«" •• Fa»H* j ■ r f v n t i t F c u n it ia is m i a VEAL CUBE STgAKS ■69< I ± * h «l,< L W M , M , 0 , , 4 4-1*-** — - t , CHEESE SFREAD KRAFTS V E l V E E T A : > - - 8 9 ' SHRIMP •|9 9 IK LB FRG SLICED BOLOGNA............ J ' 29at CANS e KING COLE QUARTER SLIC ED PORK LOIN CHOPS.___ *5 9* ANACIN TABLETS STEWINGVEGS......41*1 IT,, 79< BAR-B-Q SAUCE. ..z ..'....,35 ' CROWN REGULAR OR MUSTARD SAVE 20< e S10UX BEE HONEY...............3>«89c T.tS SIZE • H ELEN E CURTIS j MERCHANTS G IIIN S T A M P S j ■ _ i E E 33 •Q W * ». e■*••*»« .r, mil- 1—* * * ■ PVd<»4M o« REELED A D I V I I M I D * SHRIMP • *l*»*1 -I'MI* »-*a — *\UO«*U * SAVE 10* 1 FRE-MAR PURE M AYONNAISE 39< • 1000 YOUNG DUCKLINGS....... *3 9 ' F.S.G. BRAND READ Y TO COOK P E E L E D A DEVEINED l) BTLS OF FARMER GRAY QUICK FROZEN HAIR SPRAY *1 ‘ * TtS S IZ f • FERSONNA ROUBLE ID 0 C STAINLESS BLADES >-37‘ FROZEN e Plain, Onion er Pumpernikal BAGELS F K cso F g if! I V 3 i*I A L L VARIETIES a BANQUET FROZEN DINNERS...^HRGUUR SIZE ..2 i7 9 ‘ •) » •> First of the Season! G U ARA N TIED FRESH DAtLYI CRANBERRY F Y N t-T A S T I STRAINED SAU CE .,„r.'2 139* Lady F a ir FRESH FANCY BROCCOLI BUNCH ••••••••• 29‘ GREEN GIANT GOLDEN CREAM STYLE FRESH FIRM RIPE C0RN...r^...4t59( TOM ATOES! 2 9 ‘ ROSEDALE BARTLETT CARROTS SAVE 30< ! ARISTO-LUBE Rg-RaflntJ FRESH TENDER MOTOR 0 IM .9 9 ' ■ H M a a m ju w , W C A N T A LO U P E S FOR CRISP C ELLO WRAPPED PEARS..---...3: H LADY FAIR DESSOTCUPS LB PK6 LUSCIOUS PINK MEAT $ 9 MUSHR00MS59L | At** WINDOW cllanek KOSHER WINES BRING YOUR A J A X COUPONS R E —CHECK YOUR A JA X COLOR KEYS �fl. Senate Jolted By New $150 Million Sales Tax Bill ★ ★ ★ Area Groups Will Present University Bid ^ C tO C Mayor J. H. Crappi i> now home from the hospital and convalescing, hut Is not ex* peeled back ut work for severa I weeks yet, according to word from City Hall, • • • Eleven students from the Sanford area are winter trl* mesler candidates for degrees at the University of Florida’s annual commencement cere­ monies April 26. From Sanford: Laura Abi­ gail Boyd, Daniel H. Mathers, dr., Alex Hall McKibbin, Robert Alan Samuel and John Daniel Taylor. From Oviedo: Margie San­ dra Brown, Joseph Andrew Dudn, Carl John Fabry and Frederick W. McCnll Jr. From Dellary: Isaac Ed­ ward Whiinsnt. From Geneva: Rhea Alex Johnson Jr. • • • Reports arc being publish­ ed that "Cry of the Laugh­ ing Owls," filmed in part last December In Lnngwood and at Weklwa Springs by Nova Film Productions, In c, under direction of John Hugh, has been bought for a televi­ sion scries. The movie is scheduled for premiere In Winter Park in the near fu­ ture with the TV scries for presentation in about 18 months, report* say. General Artists Corporation will do the series, in color and using much of the same locution area, with at least three of the same stars, Robert Tay­ lor, Geraldine Brooks and Chad Evrrelt. • • • Squadrons competing in the Reconnsissance-Bombing .Derby st NAS are rslled "Checkertails," "Sea Drag­ ons," **B«ts" and "Pcaremake ri." They sre from the aircraft carriers Kitty Hswk, Enter­ prise and Franklin D. Roose­ velt. At a briefing the other day they were advised, ton­ gue in check, that they were not In competition with the "Blue Angels.’’ Thst's the Navy demonstration team which will perform at the air ■how Saturday. • • • Again the Clock Winders urge that some pretty spring flowers be plinted in the planters along the street. If not real apring Rowers, how about some of those "real-look­ ing" artificial ones? Decorate the place up for the auto show, when all those thousands of pcopiq wut he in town. • • • You cannot presene dignity In alcohol. • • your • The Serendipity Singers, nine collegians who present a live ly program of original folk music with jarz Instruments tion, have been booked by the Rollins College Union for April 25. Proceeds will go to ward the campaign for the Rolllni fieldliouse. The pro­ gram will be held at the Orlan­ do Coliseum. • * * Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president o f the Sanford Garden Club, says her organization could use the plsce sellings now be. ing given away at Publix. She .says those who get the plsce settings and would like to donate them may bring them to the clubhouse at Highway 17-92 and Fairmont Drive. 6 DAYS LEFT Seminole County S U S S * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Phone S22-2611 Zip Code 32771 M WEATHER; Fnir thru Friday, hijih about 9R; low tonight 70-75. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Florida Cabinet released more than 95 million for con itruction work at Florida At lantlc and Florida AIM uni­ versities and the future Uni­ versity of West Florida. Florida Atlantic got most of the money—nearly $2 million (John Alexander, chairman of the Seminole County Com­ mission; John Krlder, man­ ager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. will join with an Orange County delegation Friday morning at Tallahaasee before the State Board of Regenta to request an appropriation of 97 million for the proposed East Central Florida univer­ sity on Highway 5:n In Or­ ange County at the Seminole County line, three miles south of Oviedo.) for an auditorium and humani­ ties building and a cafeteria extension. Florida A&M rereived tl.fi million for a vocational tech­ nical building here. And the University of West Florida, scheduled to open two years from now at Pensacola, got 9L3S million for an admi­ nistration * classroom build­ ing. Gov. llaydon Burns took time out to scold a state ar­ chitect over a delay in con­ struction of three dormitories at Florida State University. He directed his remarks at noard of Regents architect Forrest Kelly, who requested a contract extension he said was necessary because his staff had taken four months to process and analyze build­ ing specifications and make in­ spect Ions. "W e can not tolerate fourmonth delays and then be ask­ ed to act on aflcr-the-fact mat­ ters," said Burns. "T hii delay la not justifiable and not ex­ cusable." Nevertheless, the extension was granted. VOL. 57 United Preaa Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1905 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 101 Automobile Show Draws Thousands Solons Get College Bill TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Senate, Rearing for a battle over rule* to strengthen control of tha small county bloc, was jolted today when a hloq member proposed an across-the-board sales tax to produce §150 million. The three per c e n t .vules tu x, to hit grocer ie a anti m ed icin e a ua well ».q item s n ow ta x e d tmdcfi Olive Branch, Sword Offered By Johnson Crowds estimated at over 7,000 atrolled in the Sanford Auto Show Mall Wednesday, starling shortly after noon and continuing steadily until 9 p.m as the annual display of new cars attracted the young and the "young in heart." Winner of the portable Gen­ eral Eleelrir television set given away by the Sanford Merchants Division of the Greater Sanford Board of Trade was W. C. Putman, of AUTO SHOW OREW IllC crowds to downtown 305 West First Street, when Sim ford open! hr niRlit Wednesday. Curs nnd crowds mix in this scene (above) looking east his lucky ticket was drawn at on First Street. Portion o f crowd (below) at 9 p.m. hy Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. Tonight the drawing will be for the console stereo phono­ graph, also a GE product, and Friday, at the climax of the thrcc-dny festival o f aulos and sales events, a 21-inch RCA color television set will be taken home by aomc lucky person. Tirkcts for the drawing are available at nil downtown stores, to be filled out and dropped in hoppers scattered throughout the show area, along First Street between Park Avenue and I’ aimctlu Avenue. Special fealuro along with tonight's Glenn Rcevea en­ tertainment show will be the appearance o f the famed Blue Angels Navy precision flying team at the 8:30 performance. The “ Angela" will atar In the air show planned for the Bombing Derby climax at Sanford Naval Air Station Sat­ urday at 10 a.m. Auto dealera reported many Five admirals and the Na­ Filial trsulta o f Wednesday** cara were told during the vy’s Blue Angels precision competition were: RVAII-7, first day o f the three-day flight demonstration team 402.6; ItVA 11-13, 330.4; and event and business was brisk were scheduled to arrive al RVAII-3, 201.4. Since VAHsll along the m ill area among Sanford Naval Air Station 11, which held the loud brief­ auto dcateri and downtown this afternoon for the final ly, does not have any RA-5C LEXINGTON, Ky. (U PI) - merchanta who are featuring three Hays of the eleventh an­ aircraft, the unit did no', Three Negro denominations special aale items for the nual Reconnaissance Bomb compete tVcitnesday. were warmly welcomed today fete. The exercise consisted of ing Derby, into negotiations for a united Tim Blue Angela will per­ RA-6C Vigilante reconnais­ Protestant church. form at an open housc-uir sance aircraft flying over They are the African Metho­ show in-ginning at 10:30 a.m. mock "enemy" terrain, gath­ dist Episcopal fAM E) Church, Saturday at the station. A l­ ering vital route and target AME Zion Church and Christ­ so on the sanm program will infer illation for a bomb strike ian Methodist E p i s c o p a l hr the Vapor Traits para­ that followed._ Church- Together they i u u . I'Hot frig R VA H -7 to il» ■^T.frrry' <lT“ aanf<ir<i wTii chute'team amt tha" "F lying about 2.3 million members. comedy Piper first victory during this derreceive 116,028.66 as its share Professor" Spokesmen for the three de­ of state cigaretta collections Cub act. The gate* will open hy was Cdr. Kenneth E. En* nominations said they antici­ for the month of February. to the public at 9 a.m. ney, squadron commanding pate early acceptance by the Navy official* also an officer, with l.t. J. T. Os­ Net tax collection* on riggoverning bodies of their nrettes in the slate amounted nnunccd today that Recon­ borne as »e< otiriaisjiuiie nav­ churches of a formal invita­ to ft.7 million o f which 13.3 naissance Attack Squadron igator. l.t. Oahorne is the tion to join the Consultation million goes to the state and 3 had reraptured the lead in s q u a d r o n reconnaissance on Church Union (CCU). 91.4 million into the atate the derby squadron competi­ training officer. Present participants are the general fund. tion. Total point standing* as of Methodist Church, Episcopal Reconnaissance A t t a r k Iliis morning were: ltVAII-3. Other Seminole municipal­ Church, United Presbyterian ities am! tax share: Cassel­ Squadron It won Wedncs- 1416.1; RVAH-7, 1319; RVChurch, United Church of berry, 93,602.87; Altamonte Hay’a event; however, RVAH- All-13, 1195.4; and VAH-11, Christ, Disciples or Christ, and Springs, 12,013 82; Oviedo. 3 scored enough paints to 1177. This morning the base « i< Evangelical United Brethren. 91,276-42. move up from second place. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson has chart­ ed s new course for the Unit­ ed States in Southeast Asia, a subtle blend of olive branch and sword designed to bring peace snd a measure of plenly to that tortured land. In a major policy speech teles' .,A .'i.uJ*broadcast *n the by, -cj •*Vwt* r• i» orlil \\ i tine. Magnolia and First listens to music and awaits drawing for television set which wns Riven awav. The nutu show continues tonight and Friday. (Herald Photos) Blue A n g e ls Due Today Negro Churches May Join Union Cigarette Tax Take Doled Out preparing to roll out it* ted of Naval Operations will ar­ carpet for the high-ranking rive fiom Washington with naval Iradeis due to attire other naval officials fiom the this afternoon. Expected are Pentagon. the top aviation officials in Navy dignitaries will con­ the Atlantic ami Pacific tinue arriving through the fleet*. week. Rear Adm. Daniel F. They ate Vice Adm. Paul Smith Jr., chief of Naval Air D. Stroup, commander of Basic Training at the Pensa­ Naval #ir forces in the Pacif­ cola Naval Air Station, will ic, and Vice Aillit. Charles T. arrive Friday. Booth 11, wlio last week as­ Two other Finikin based sumed command of naval air leaders w ill attend lire Sal forces.,iq .the.A riw iir■ pt'tstirf.t psrli. i Just la-fore the arrival of pate in the awards ceremony the Blue Angels, local lend­ ■luting the air show. They are ers will greet n party from Rear Adm. Robert GoldthOffutl AFB, N’eli., lu-aded by waite. Commander Fleet Air Vice Adm. Roheil .1. Struh. Jacksonville, nnd Rear Adm. deputy director of tin- Joint Forsyth Massey, chief of Strategic Target Planning staff of the joint forces Staff; and Bear Adm. Joseph Strike rnmmand, at MacUill A. Jaap who represent* the AFB, Tampa. commander-in-chief, of Pa­ Meanwhile, flight crew* cific, on the Neluaska-hased today were flying their twinstaff. jet RA-6C Vigilante recon­ Hear Adm. Not man <'■ Gil­ naissance horn hr is through lette, director of aviation the fourth day of exercises in plans on the staff of Chief (hr week-long derby. day night, the Chief Executor altered the administration’s previous stand, declaring that the United Stales stands ready to engage in "unconditional discussions" for peace In Vicl Nam. He cnupled this with an an­ nouncement (hat he would ask Congress to join In a 91 billion U. S. investment in Soulhcasl Asia "in order to improve the life of man in that conflict-torn corner of the world." Rut. while holding out the possibility of massive econom­ ic aid. Johnson also firmly de­ clared that the United States "will not be defeated . . . will not grow tired . . . will not withdraw" In the face of the Communist goal of "total conqursl" of embattled South Viet Nam. His remark* drew criticism from Senate Republican Lead­ er Everett M. Dirkscn (III.) who asked in a statement: "D o you buy freedom for a humble people with a trilliondollar package? 1 doubt it, and I doubt also that we ran preserve face and prestige with such an approach. "What a tragedy it would be if our actions now should be interpreted as meaning that the Viet Cong would humble us into making a billlon-dollar offer in order to call it quits when freedom is on the al­ tar." On the other side, Senate Democratic L e a d e r Mike Mansfield (Mont.) said the speech w is "a profoundly and constructive moving ststement which m e t is both the great alrcnglh of Presi­ dent Johnson’s resolve and hi* deep concern for the wel­ fare of all people." Adminiitrallon official* said JulIIisoti * piiqKjteii .-multicast Asia development plan was not directly tied to a solution in Viet Nam because the Pres­ ident wanted to get the pro­ gram moving a* quickly as possible. thr limited revenue mcasura, was introduced hy Sen. Hour* ton Roberts, of Live Oak. Jacksonville Sen. John Mas thews tossed in a batch o f higher education bills, induct* ing one to put a chancellery over the whole system and mske him the executive offts err of the Board of Rrgcnt% Other bills in the parka sa spelled nut legislative intent that the Rnard of Regent* confine itself to policy malsw Ing and leave day-to-day rot* line to university presidents. Mong uith the big sslea tad bill came a proposal by Set* Pete Gibson of Perry to spend some of the new money. H# suggested a 91 * million adrfh tlonal appropriation for th€ Forestry Service so it can in* crease personnel by 2*8 r a n * era and put everyone on * five-day, 40-hour week. The big battle over so-called control of the "pork chop* gang was set up when tha rules committee unwrapped its suggestions for changes la rules governing the 60-daf session. -Sen. Doyle Carlton Jr. o f Wauchula, who aerved In tha Senate for eight year* before making an unsucceiiful bid for governor in I960, ia etc peeled to lead the fight against the rule changei ta tighten email-county control of the upper chamber. A bill establishing a junior college in Seminole County was introduced in both hourea today by Sen. Mack Cleveland and Rep. S. J. Devil, of Sans ford. The bill appropriate! 91,a 471,864 to grt the college or* ganized, built and in opcratioB hy the fail of 1966. Nlnety-ievcn bill* atarted through the IB65 Legislature on its first buiinesi day. Ona that waa doomed at the outlet was a severance tax proposal to add 911 million a year ta state revenue. In the House, 90 bills ward introduced ai the aesslon be* gan work Wednesday. Sevea bills were offered In the Sen* ate. Ken, .7. Emory C ron, ad Gainesville, introduced t h a bill to raise 922 million In rev* enue during the coming bis ennium by imposing a sever* ance tax on minerals. Crass ignored the governor's plea tor no new taxes, saying tht* was "whistling in the dark.'') Half the money collected under Ihe hill would go back lo counties in which the fiva per cent tsx on gross mineral sales was paid. j W hy You Should Buy TIRES From Sanford 'Best Duty In Navy/ Speaker Avers By Dottle Austin Sanford Naval Air Station is ronsidered by Navy men to lie the "best duty in the Navy"—and the reason Is the warmth and friendliness o f Sanford civilians. Cdr. D. F. Munday, co-ordi­ nator of this week's Bombing Derby exercise*, speaking at a luncheon meeting today, told member* o f the Jaycees that “ Navy men atriv* to re­ main in thia area and when they have to leava, atrlva Just as hard to return.” "When I received orders to Sanford, 1 waa told it would be a most plsaaant tour. It has not only been pleasant, but by far the beat duty I have ever enjoyed." Com­ mander Munday said. “ There are romparalivrly few variations in military duty. The Navy man must tie prepared to leave hi* femily alone for long periods of time. Consequently, he has more than a passing interest in where and how he live*. "W hy is Sanford so well liked by Navy men? Several reason* come to mind—plenti­ ful housing, good schools— but most o f all, the ease with which he and hi* family are absorbed into the community and the spirit in which he is welcomed. "If you want to know our reaction to thl* welcome, just louk around—whole do you ace Navy men w ives, and children? In r h u r r h, in Scouta. in fraternal lodges, civic organizations, in nit phases of the community life. Many come hack here for re­ tirement and even start hutineasra. "W e like thia town, and rven more, we like the people in it," Commander Munday told Jayceee. Along with heaping praise on the community, the Naval officer described the Bomb­ ing Derby, showed slide* of how the Derby Is accomplish­ ed and discussed Sanford ( ’DR. MUNDAY Navy men around the world, including RVAII-6 on the UH8 Ranger In the Pacific and KVAII-9 on the ti.SS Sar­ atoga in the Mrditenanran. He expressed appreciation of Navy men for the social ever la — harheque, reception, golf tournament and Navy Appreciation Day activities and noted that they are indltattle of the close relation­ ship existing Iw-tween the civil and military community. Jaycees are the leading sponsots for the Navy Appre­ ciation Day activities, which ■re co-sponsored hy the City of Sanford, the Seminole County Chamber of Com* merer and numerous civic and fratrrnal organizations. Thou­ sands of hot dogs, along with tubsful of baked la-ani, slaw, soft drinks and draft beer will be served Saturday after­ noon at Golden Iuike plrnlc area on the Naval Air Sta­ tion. Roth Navy and civilians ara invited to "meet, eat and mingle" at the annual event, which will follow the morn­ ing air show and award* ceremonies. J a y e t a Frank Finch la chairman o f tha Navy Appreciation Day activ­ ities. Lifetime Unconditional Rond Hnr.nrd Warranty • Periodic Inspection • Tire. Rotation ,• Flat Tire Repair • Front End Check 111)DUET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES TIRES 405 W. Firat 81. 322.0651 SANFORD, FLORIDA Be Sure To Visit Automobile Show In Downtown Sanford i I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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In fact, Capt. John Wllllama, piloting tha Wynd­ creat, had to alow the craft down in time to allow the midahipmen to make It to the actne. The arrival of the SNA’a future flagship waa a momentoua occaalon with full coverage by the press, radio and TV, and a flyover of Jeto from the Naval Air Station. • • • Capt. Richard E.Fowler, commander of Reconnaiaaance Attack Wing One, will be the guest speaker Thurs­ day night a t a meeting of the Central Florida chapter Sig­ ma Delta Chi, professional Journalism fraternity, In Or­ lando. • • a The Seminole C o u n t y School Board will have a new school desegregation plan. Supt. R. T. Mllwee be­ lieves the board can meet the requirements act up by the federal government. • • • Our delegation which went to Tallahassee the other day to plug county-wide tele­ phone service came home "very elated” by the recep­ tion they received before the Florida Public Utilities Com­ mission. • • • Overheard at the court house; “The Cuban situation is really puaillng. The cap­ ital of Cuba is H avana^the government la in Moscow, and most of the people live In Miami Beach!” • • e May has been proclaimed as “clean-up, paint-up, fix­ up and pick-up" month in the city of Longwood by Mayor David R. Wentworth who urgea all citizens of the com­ munity to cooperate In this worthwhile effort. • • • May is Mental Health Month and the Seminole County Mental Health As­ sociation will present a film on the “Compulsive Car T hief’ on Thursday 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. The public and all interested persona are Invited to attend. This film is one of a series on mental illlnesa on “The Disordered Mind." James Luce, of Cocoa Beach, will be present. He Is a counselor and is on the White House committee. e • • They tell us that Casaius Clay went through town the other day. . . . .and we never heard a thing. e e e A bill will lie Introduced In the Florida legislature to give the chairman of the Seminole County Board of Commissioners an Increase In his automobile expense ac, count. The chairman has been re­ ceiving 11800 annually. Un­ der the new legislation he would get |1800. e e e Dr. Arthur Blood, Orlan­ do psychiatriat, will apeak in connection with M e n t a l Health Week a t 8 p.m. May 18 a t tha Seminole County Health Center. Insurance Rate Increase Denied TALLAHAS8EE (U N ) — I n s u r a n c e Commissioner Broward Williams today de­ nied requests by Nationwide Mutual and Nationwide Gen­ eral Insurance Company for a 28 per cent Increase in au­ tomobile insurance rates. Simultaneously, Williams announced that a public hearing on another rate in­ crease request by the 00 com­ panies represented by the National Bureau at Casualty | Underwriter* wili be held 'May *7. In Agreement To Cease Fire on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” f e r a l Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 * SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) WEATHER: Tuesday 85-57; cloudy, little change in u>ni]H.>ruturo tonight urn! Thursday. The Organization of American Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 19(55 SANFORD, FLORIDA States (OAS) announced today VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire that both sides had signed a "firm truce" in the civil war that cost more than 1,000 dead and brought U. S. armed in­ tervention. Several hundred more Amer­ ican troopi landed today aa the OAS officiili met at the loyalist stronghold of Ssn Isidro sirbase. Junta leaders and rebel provisional "presi­ dent" Francisco Caamano Dcno signed the truce. The agreement called the "Act of Santo Domingo" had four provisions: —It formalized the cease­ fire already shakily in effect. —It demarcates an enlarge­ ment of the security zone carved out by U. S. Marines and paratroopers to include all foreign embassies. —It provides for evacuation of persons who have taken aiylum in varloua embassies and of refugees caught up in the fighting. —It provides for distribution of food, medicine and medical equipment to both sides re­ gardless of political beliefs. TRAWLER SUNK SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) — U. S. paratroopers opened fire on a 380-foot rebel trawler in the Ozama River today, touching off an explosion heard throughout the city. The trawler apparently wai carrying ammunition. The traw ler (of unknown na­ tionality) first opened fire on the paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division, who have carved out an international refuge zone and a supply line through rebel-held territory. The paratrooper* returned the fire and the explosion follow­ ed. The ship did not slok but was lying disabled in the riv­ er which biiccta Santo Domin­ go. Fate of its crew wa» not known. Observer* believed It was bringing in arms and am­ munition from a foreign coun­ try for use by the rebels. OTHERWISE QUIET Otherwise the military altu a 1 1o n waa comparatively quiet with only scattered fir­ ing heard through the city. The political situation appear­ ed static with diplomats, in­ cluding representatives of the Organization o f American States (OAS), making little progress toward permanent peace. $1 Prepared For Quick Approval TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The hefty 11,091,541,MS gen­ eral appropratlona bill to sup­ port the many facets of state government In the nest bien­ nium, was put In the Senate today and made a special and continuing order of business for Friday. The bill, that would give Flo­ rida its very first bllllon-dotlar general spending authorization, wai hammered out by the ap­ propriations committee after weeks of study and amid pleas to keep it within anticipated income of l l . t billion. The House measure, calling for a two-year outlay of 95.1 million less than the more generous Senate version, is also to be voted on this week. This represents tbe earliest a Florida Legislatura has ever gotten the bulky money bill to a vote. Kenneth Ireland, chief con­ sultant to tha Senate commit­ tee, got special permission to throw the bill into the hopper shortly before the Senate went to work on another dull but heavy calendar of so-called Don-controversial bills. House mooey chairman J. J. Griffin of Oteoola expects to bring bis appropriations bill to a vote in the House Thursday. * 'Savage Sons' Return Home Next Two Days Sam Sheppard Freedom Bid Gets Setback CINCINNATI, Ohio ( U m The 6th District U. S. Court of Appeals today reversed the de­ cision of a federal judge free­ ing Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard from prison. Sheppard, a suburban Cleve* land osteopath, was freed from Ohio Fcnitentiary last July aft­ er aervlng nearly to years for the bludgeon slaying of his pregnant wife, Marilyn. Sheppard was ordered re­ leased by Federal Judge Carl Weinman of U. S. District Court in Dayton, Ohio. The itate appealed the release, de­ manding that Sheppard be sent back to prison for the remainder of bis second degree murder life sentence. After serving almost 10 y e w for the slaying, Sheppard was freed following many le­ gal maneuvers by his attorneys to win freedom. Weinman granted a habeas corpus writ on grounds that ov­ erwhelming newspaper pub­ licity caused an unfair trial. Following big release, Shep­ pard married his blonde Ger­ man pen pal, Ariane TebbenJohanns, a divorcee. The cou­ ple has been living in the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River since last aummer. The appeals court ordered Sheppard "remanded to the custody of the warden of tha Ohio Penitentiary." North Freezes, Southland Basks United Presi International Temperatures dipped below freezing in northern Michigan and upper New England today and dropped to the upper 30’s In the Pacific northwest. Thunderstorms continued for a second day throughout the Great Plains and Ohio Valley and in the northern Rocky Mountains. Sunny skies and warm wea­ ther bathed the South. NO. 183 “WYNDCREST II** with Chief William Holcomb on the Ihhv (lower photo), gets ready to dock nt Sanford. In upper photo, J. P. Wlogera of the Bernnrr Mncfudden Foundation, welcomes Cant. John Williams. Tho (36-foot yacht is a gift to tho Sanford Naval Academy front Roswell Mi?:cr, wealthy New-Yorker. U will bo used ns the flagship of the SNA fleet. (Herald Photos) 2 Youths Face Death Sentence In Rape Case Israel Gilley nml Jimmy Lee Drumright were found guilty Tuesday of the Feb. 8 rjpe of a 12-yenr-old girl. The Circuit Court jury !i!>cra!ed approximately 2’a hour* before returning Its verdict. It did not rerommetu! mercy. Albert N. Flttf, attorney for the two boys, this morn­ ing aald he will file a motion for a new trial. Sentencing has been delayed until tbe motion is acted upon. Fitts has until May 1(1 to file. If the motion is refused, the automatic death sentences will be appealed to the state Supreme Court. This Is an automatic move when any death lenience is passed in the state of Florida. The two-day trial ended rather epeedily after a first day of jury selection, which tested lute Into the night 3Ionday. Witnesses heard Tuesdayincluded the little girl who waa raped. Six RA-5C Vigilante* from RVAH-5 ir e expected to land at Sanford Naval Air Station at 11 a.m. Thursday ending la 10 . month deployment aboard the aircraft carrier USS Ranger in the South China Sea. Support p e r s o n n e l and equipment arc expected to ar­ rive In six airlifts starting Friday afternoon at 5:30, with additional arrivals at 6, 7, 7:30, 7:45 and 9 p.m. Friday'* airlift ia expected to bring in a total of 195 men in addition (o the pilots and bombardier navigators arriving Thursday. The Savage Son* of RVAII-5 are commanded by Cdr. Wal­ lace L. Russell, who took command of the unit in Jan ­ uary while they wero alwartl the carrier USS Ranger in the Pacific. He relieved Cdr. Paul F. Werner, currently chief staff officer of Rcconnalsiance Attack Wing One. ItVAll-S w ai the flrat oper atlonal Vigilante squadron to deploy aboard a carrier. Since two other VI have gone RVAH-1 and are currently under way at Sanford Naval Air Station to welcome tho In coming aquadron. Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., the new commander of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, will greet Ida first re­ turning aquadron since ac­ cepting command of the wing last Tuesday. Also expected to bo on hand for the squadron’s arrival will be the wives and familiei of the returning fliers. Mem­ bers of the press and other news media alio are antici­ pated. Burns' Road Plan Questioned TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A terious break developed to day in the wall of support Gov. Ifaydon Burns has hern building for Ins proposed $300 "THOSE GUYS are trying to make monkeys out of ua chimptt,” was the gripe this morning of Carmen, prize resident of Sanford Municipal Zoo, when informed the Florida Senate Tuesday approved and sent to the House a measure forbidding chimpanzees from driving automobiles on state highways. Carmen laid tha blame on "my smart Alec cousin over ut Tampa" for driving on city atraata. Tha Tampa chimp defied a atate trooper while driving on Interstate 4 because there are no state laws for. bidding animals from driving automobiles. (Herald Photo) million highway construction bond program. Sen. George Hollahan, of Miami, one of the early and strong supporters, questioned the reportedly high cost of borrowing the four • lining money through the b o n d method. Hollahan laid he haa heard that it will cost the state $113 million in interest to get the early use of $140 million. If this be true, Hollahan laid, the amount of interest accni* highly excessive. Hollahan hand delivered to Governor Burns today a two page tetter listing this reser­ vation and concern and dc mandlng that tho Governor furnish the Legislature with the full information on costa of the program. Hollahan said he supported the bond proposal because it would provide $90 million in road* for Dade County, includ­ ing an expressway f r o m downtown Miami to Home­ stead and would expedite con­ struction of Interstate High­ way 75 from Tampa to Miami. "1 write you became of serious concern on my part concerning t h e ex orbitant cost the taxpayers apparent­ ly will have to pay In interest in order to obtain this bond money. He said the report of $113 million (in intereat coats) gives him "lerioui pause and genuine cause to question tha financial feasibility of tho bond proposal a i it now stands". Meanwhile, a number of senators complained privately that pressure wai being put on them by the Governor, his road board and other lobby­ ists to support the bill. "There’a a lot of arm-twist­ ing going on," said one. In the House, Hep. Wilbur Boyd, of Manatee, was trying to work up a faction to fight the meaaure and, if not able to kill it, at least keep it front going on the ballot for a vote of the people until next year. Tho Governor needs 84 House members and 33 sena­ tors to put the proposal be­ fore the people tills November and get started on the roadbuilding, If Utey approve, next January. A delay until I960 would mean the money would not be available until January of 1967 and It also would throw the proposal into the 1966 cam piigni (or governor. Berserk Father Kills 2, Self HIALEAH (UPI) - A ber­ serk man blasted into his exwife's borne Tuesday night and killed hi* daughter and her step-father In a hall of rifle bullet*. Then be took hi* own life aa police closed In. Pollco aald Ward F. Rine­ hart, 43, of Miami, shot his 13-year-old daughter, Janice Gala Rinehart, and Jamea E. Mlaekeltey, 41, owner of the houao and tha glrl'a stepfather. PEACE TERMS CAIRO (UPI) — Peace tanas ending the civil war la tha Yemen hava been adopted by tha rival Republi­ can and Royalist regimes. i WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House appropriations committee, acting with unusual speed, today unanimously approved President Johnson’s request for an extra $700 million to finance the expanding war in South Viet Nam The House, setting aside customary, parliamen­ tary p r o c e d u r e s that might have caused brief delay, planner! to vote on w u v a • • • the emergency money bill early this afternoon. Senate ratification w a s set for later today or Thuradar. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara detailed tha President's request at a clos­ ed joint meeting of the Sen­ ate armed services and ap­ propriation* committers. Congress rushed to start the money measure through the legislative mill Tuesday even before Johnson'* formal request had been transmitted to Capitol Hill. He had outlin­ ed It orally to key members at the White House Tuesday morning. The House appropriations committee approved the mon­ ey requrst at a closed ses­ sion on recommendation of two defenso subcommittees which cleared the bill swift­ ly late Tuesday. MORE GIs SAIGON (U PI) — More th in 1,200 U.S. Army para­ trooper* landed near Saigon today—the first Army unit* committed to an acknowledg­ ed combat role In Viet Nam. In the Da Nang area U.S. Marine* avenged week* of harassment with two success­ ful combat patrols. In the air war U.S. Navy and Vietnamese Air Force planes destroyed or damaged boxcars, radar stations, mil­ itary buildings and three ■mall bridge* in Communlit North Viet Nam. All planet returned safely to base, a military spoke*man reported. The Marine comhat patrol* from D* Nang killed seven Viet Cong and raptured a wounded guerrilla in perhapa their most successful strike of the war. KILL GUERRILLAS One Mnrine patrol killed seven guerrillas In a thrust a t the village of Thai Ilinh, six mile* west of Da Nang. In this operation two com­ panies caught the guerrillas between them and railed down nn artillery barrage In n classic "hammer and anvil maneuver." The other patrol revisited the villaga of I,e My where four I-eathemrcks were wounded Tuesday. It en­ countered some fire but made no serious contact. The pa­ trol captured a guerrilla wounded Tuesday and heard report* from villagers the Viet Cong carried off two dead and three wounded Tuesday. An American military spokesman reported that Viet Cong guerrillas havo sharp­ ly Increased their activities with the coming of the first monsoon rains. He reported 25 “Incidents" Including one attack, seven case* of shIh>. tugc and 17 Incidents uf terrism in the past 24 hours. 3 Men Killed JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Three Jacksonville men wars killed here when their old me* del car alammad Into tha en­ gine of a Seaboard Alrlins passenger train. Rocky To Run ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) — New York Gov. Nelaoo A. Rockefeller aald he would teak a third term next year, but h e , left in doubt whether ho would again aeek the Republlc a n ' presidential nomination. Me^t Cancelled TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Agriculture C o m m 1 a a loner Doyle Conner cancellated s public hearing on a proposed (tale marketing order foe Flo­ rida’* watermelon induitry, because of the proximity I tho harvest season. Announcer Dies LAKE RONKONKOMA, N. Y. (U PI) — Norman Brokenshire, 66, a piooeer radio an­ nouncer who made "How do you do, ladlea and gentleman" hla tradem ark over tbe na­ tion'* airwave* for 40 years died Tuesday. Paralyzed NEW YORK (U PI) — Ope­ rations In New York's gloat garm ent induitry remained virtually paralysed by a atrlba today although the salon reached agreement on a new contract with 33 of the fashion houses. Debate Gag WASHINGTON (UPI) — The threat of a gag on debate was expected today to nodg# tho Senate Into a speed-up on tbe voting right* bill. Speaking for the Southerners who oppose tho measure, Sen. Allen J . Ellender (D-La.) blocked aa agreement which would hava applied a debate limitation on amendments to tho bUL Georgia Votes ATLANTA (UPI) - Georg­ ian* vote today to nominate candidates for a reapportioned House of Representatives In a primary election that has drawn a number of Nagro candidates and a grand dragon the Ku Klux Man. Mora than 300 Democrats and Republi­ cans are seeking the 141 seats at stake in tha 203-mcmber House. No other offices are affected by the prim ary which leads to the overturn of the rural bloc atranglehold sad gives to Greater Atlanta n total of 36 representatives where it has had only six. “ BUILD YOUR CREDIT — WHERE IT COUNTS’* — FINANCE — YOUR NEW CAR AT OUR LOW, LOW INTEREST RATE 4 (/2% (14.50 PER 8100 PER YEAR) YOUR BONUS . . . WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH US. NOW OR IN TIIE FUTURE, IS AUTOMATIC ELIGIBILITY FOR A ------ SIGNATURE LOAN! 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Thomaa Jr. 322-37SA Dr. Odell J, Dean, a special­ ist in the field of obstetricsgynecology, la a member of Flint-Goodridgc Hospital ntedicul ataff, New Orleans. I)r. Dean is a native of Sanford, where he attended Crooms High School. He la the the son of the lnte Leslie Dean. His mother, Mr*. Mnry E. Dean, resides at 1800 Alexander Avenue. He was chief resident in obatctrirs-gynceology at Hom­ er G. Phillips Hospital, in St. Ixniis, Mo., where he com­ pleted a four-year residence. A graduate of Mcharry Medical College, he attended UCLA, Indiana University and Lincoln University in Missouri. He is a member of MERRY TWENTIES Club members pose for the cameraman (top) at the Alpha Phi Alpha fratern­ their annual Red Dress Ball. Also posinp (lower photo) are Mr. and Mrs. ity. John L. Scott, Mrs. Alice Davidson and Mrs. Mary Lee Conyers. Dr. Dean also is engaged in private practice with Dr. Walter J. lint ini and Andrew J. Pratt in the Desire Med­ ical Center. • • • As we approach another Mother's Day, I am sure you can reflect on many things concerning that wonderful mother of yours, whether she has passed on or still lives. Remember the look in her eyes as she talked to you, the sound of her dear voice, and the feeling of her hand as she touched you gently? O! how fortunate those of us arc whose mothers still live. Did you make the most of her presence while you had the chance or are you making the most of same while you have the chance? A mother— most precious of all good gifts. • • • Pvt. Ernest Whithy is on leave before departing for overseas duty. He is a grad­ uate of ('room High and a t­ tended Tnllcdegn College in Talledega, Ala. • • • The Merry Twenties Social Club hud its atinuul Red Dress Hall Friday. The wom­ en displayed a variety of fashionulde red dresses. One tnaVt observer chirped, “ Man. these red dresses etectra aie gone." It was a gay throng us the band provided a fine evening of music. • • • Cassius Clay, the poetic heavyweight boxing chain])R. U. J. DEAN piun, mude a short stop in our city last week as he and his entourage head for Hus­ ton. The rocky Cassius will resume training for defense of his title against .Sonny Liston. This youngster, although not as prolific with words as a Keats or Longfellow, has Hy Jane (’aaarllx-rry quite a bit going fur him— MR. AND MRS. Johnny Albert Prinple partake A four week orientation youth, confidence, and an of their wedding cake following the ceremony program for children who enormous amount of charm. last Saturday. Mrs. I’ringlc is a native of Trini­ will be starting first grade “I am the greatest," he says. dad and studied in Englund. The bridegroom is a native of Snnford. (Herald Photo) next year at South Seminole Klemcntury School at Cassel­ ^'All I said was: berry has been announced by C. M. Harp, principal. The program will be held By J*nr C*i»elhe rry Sunday afternoon at Rock The Young Married Cla»» Springa. July 19-Aug. in at the school The rlaaa la taught by Rev, for three hours each day, of the C**»e|berry Commun­ al ity Methodist Church Sunday Dolma* Copeland. Monday through Friday. Thoae going on the outing School held a family picnic Parents must p r o v i d e included Rev. and Mra. Cope­ transporation for their chil­ land and family, Mr. and Mra. dren and only a limited num­ Karl Oakley and family, Mr. ber of pupils can be accom­ and Mra. Martin Nieawander modated in the program. L UCKY i and family, Mra. Rot>ert Selection will he based on Windham and daughter, Mr. the need of the child for STRIKE and Mra. Blynn Dciker and training in preparing him for family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn entering school for th# first Rrgiitration for Red Cro»a Ilruginan and family, Mr. time. Applications must Iw sub­ 0 awimming rlaair* and Junior and Mra. Ben Uaaery ami fumily, Mr. and Mra. Jamea mitted to the school no later Life Saving rla iira will take place from 9-12 a.m. Satur­ Court and family, and Mr. thnn June 4. There will he a day, June 6, at the L'a**el- and Mrs. David Habbington. one dollar fee for material* for those enrolling in tha berry Fire Station. ^TUV NEW LUCKY program. Mra. Jam ei Rirkenmeyer, water aafety coordinator for South Seminole hai announc­ l.ake Mary School will hold ed the name* of qualified in•tructora who have voluntecr- registration of n n t year's . rd to asiift with the pro- i first graders and orientation of their parents Thursday at ^ gram. In the Altamonte Springe 1:45 p.m. Areas Involved in tha I.akt area they include Mra. Rich­ ard Cavill, Mr. and Mra. Jack Mary 8choo! enrolm ent in­ Stuart. Mrs. Randall Thomp­ clude Lake Mary, I.©eh Ar­ son, Mra. Robert Newell, bor, Greenbriar, S u n I a n d , Mra. Douglaa Smith, and Pe­ Park Ridge and Country Club ter Tew, in Caaeelberry, Mra. Heights. Parents are reminded to Thomaa Herald, Mia* Eleanor /.ukuwaki, and Mra. Blrk- bring the rhild'e birth reritfif enmeyer; In Forrat City, Miaa cate. Iletty Field; and in Maitland, Mr*. Ilarlan Goplen, and fftjr Sanforfc Vrralfc Mra. Karnest Youmana. Harp Announces Orientation For First Graders Young Marrieds Enjoy Picnic THE AGING III (EDITOR'S NOTE: Other advanced nations started concerning themselves with the plight of their impov­ erished old people long be­ fore the United States did. Today more than three mil­ lion American families are hradrd hy a person over A3 trying to make do on inrome* below the poverty level. Congress la rushing to their aid.) Ity Harry Ferguson MAJ. W A L T E R M. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Smith, son of Mr. and There are at least nine fed­ Mrs. Ralph A. Smith eral agencies working to im­ Sr., of Sanford, is serv­ prove the lot of old people. ing at Homestead Air The Social Security Admin­ Force Base as informa* istration sends checks to al­ t i o n officer for the most 20 million persons. •135th T r o o p Carrier So what's the crisis? Why Wing of the Air Force Ims President Johnson pro­ Reserve. Major Smith, claimed May as ‘Senior Citia graduate of Seminole irn* Month" and why is he High School, lias liocn pushing so hard to get Con­ in the active reserves gress to pass a bill providing medicare under Social Secur­ 14 years. (Herald Photo) ity? VFW Post 8207 Has Election Of Officers Hy Donns Kslc* Nomination and election of officers were held at the reg­ ular meeting of South Semi­ nole VFW Post 8207 of Longwood at the post Home on the Old Dixie Highway. Elected were Merle Harris, commander; A. J. Heidnhl, senior vice commander; Rob* ert March, junior vice com­ mander; Ralph Moore, quar­ termaster; Ken A l d r i c h , chaplnin; Jack Hopkins, post advocate; Thomas Walker, surgeon; John MrManus, three year trustee; Cliff Horneman, two year trustee, ami Harold Mutx, onr year trustee. A joint installation with the Auxiliary is scheduled for May 18 at the post home with E. C. Yarborough, de­ partment surgeon, officiat­ ing for the post and Mrs. Yarbotpugh, department jun­ ior vice president, officiating fur the auxiliary. Commander John McMan­ us, who conducted the meet­ ing, reported that the April barbecue was successful and expressed hi* appreciation to all who supported the event. lie announced that the next barbecue will take place May •J.1. Commander McManus al­ so announced that the District H meeting will be held May 16-10 Ml Post 1287 in Orlan­ do. Chaplain Ralph Moore, ehuirman of the Poppy Com­ mittee, stated th at Poppy l)uys will he May 14-15. Next regular meeting of the post will Ih> May II. The answer Is that, despite nil the efforts of the federal government and the welfare programs of states and cities, millions of old persons still are living on the brink of poverty. The United States got a late start in taking rare of its old folks compared to other nations living in a con­ dition of advanced civilisa­ tion. A problem so long negIrctcd balloons up so large that it rannot be solved over­ night. The quickrst way to get at the licart of the problem Is to take the rase of a family of two. The man is about to retire and lie and hia wife attrndrd a cluss for elderly persons conducted by Prof. Woodrow Hunter of the Uni­ versity of Michigan in behalf of the United Auto Workers. The purpose of the class it to teach old people how to adjust to their new living conditions. SUBMITS BUDGET The rouple submitted this budget under which they are now iqiernting: Food per month, 109. Housing, $59. Clothing. $27. Medical and health, $12. Auto And trans­ portation, $45. Personal, $17. Recreation, $31. Taxes $34. Other, $20. There was no pro­ vision for savings. The man earned $314 a month and they budgeted all of it. When the man retires, the couple's income will he $200 a month. Something is going to hnvr to give berause their standard of living is going to Imi cut more thnn 33’i per rent. The first things to go probably will lie their auto­ mobile and their $31 a month for recreation. This is what experts on the problem of ag­ ing dislike most, laiss of their uutomoldle ruts down their mobility and lark of money to attend the movies discour- Firefly Hunt GAINESVILLE (UPI) Some 2,400 4 H Club members in Manatee and Suwannee counties will fan out this month in a aearch for fire­ flies to be used In a apace research project. OBSCURES FACT The controversy that swirls around the medical care pro­ visions of the legislation ha* obscured the fset that what is under consideration ac­ tually is a broad revision of the Social Security laws. What President Johnson real­ ly is proposing is almost something f o r everybody. Like this; Maximum monthly Social Security benefit* for a per­ son would rise from $127 to $135.90. Monthly maximum* for a family would go up from $250 to $312 and after 1971 to $308. Children of drrensed, re­ tired or disabled parent* would draw benefits until age 22 instead of 18 if they were tull time students. —Self - employed doctors and intern* would lie brought under Social Security, —Social Security recipients could earn up to $2,400 a year by working and still receive their benefits. The present ceiling is $1,200 a year. —Federnl funds for crip­ pled and retarded children would be increased. —Widows could draw bene­ fits at age 00 instead of wait­ ing until 62. 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FIRST HANFORB WE GIVE TOP TALUS STAMPS BUY-1Sf TIRE AT PRICE LISTED BELOW E GET Plus t m and tw o trada-ln Eras o f aama •!< • o l( your ta r L u x # C h a m p io n N EW TR EA D S RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR YOUR OWN TIRE9 [ ANY V m i 1*' TIM e.ao-13 •11.00 1 0 .00-13 11.00 0 00-13 11.00 f 0.00-13 11 .0 0 0.0O-13 ISAM) 0.7O-13 10.10 7.00.13 10.00 | 1 S 7F (sho w n 1 _______________________ SC.4mummm-ZdC tory shutdown or a mas» lay off: —He is In his late forties, married, two children. —Attended high school bul did not graduate. —Severance pay and un­ employment benefits are in­ sufficient to support hi* fam­ ily for a protracted period. —Unlikely to find a new job for periods ranging from eight to 21 month*. —Probably h at loal his seniority and pension rights. AVERAGE MAN WASHINGTON (UPI) — People do not have to be past 05 to have rronomie troubles. The Bureau of l.abor Statis­ tics gives this picture of the average man caught in a far- Dr Swim Classes Registration Is Scheduled Registration Set At Lake Mary ages them from leaving home for an evening. They are driven toward isolation and are doomed to spend hours sitting in the living room and staring at each other. The federal government calculates that a family is In poverty if it has an income of under $3,000 a year. This family is going to try to get along on $2,472 a year. Years ago there were million* of American families thnt got along well on that sum, but those days are gone, and for­ ever. GIVE GRIM PICTURE The cold facta produced by President Johnson’s Council on Aging givt this grim pic­ ture: —There are 3.2 million families hcmlcd by a person over 65 with incomes below $3,00(1 annually. —There are 1.5 million American* not living with fntnilies or relatives who have income* under $20 a week. —Four out of every five person* over 65 suffer in some degree from a form of chronic illness and the doc­ tor’* fee of $10 during World War II is now approaching $20. —Each year ona out of every six older persons goes to a hospital. Each average elderly rouple pay* close to $000 a year in hospital bills. Opponents of the medicare hill now tiring debated In Congress state thnt prrsent law a alreudy provide adequate medical rare for the aged. Their contention ia that peo­ ple simply are not taking ad­ vantage of tie provisions be­ muse of their own inertia or bemuse the states are lag­ ging behind the federal gov­ ernment in utilising the money available. There may be aome validity in one or both of these contentions, hut the ptesrnt temper of Congress indicates that the medicare bill is going to pas*. k 8 u th i Firestone man in the "CHECKERED SHIRT" for this sensational V z -O F F DEAL Th* thetksrsd fl*j Is *ymb*lic ol victory is tft* Indianapolis "600" wbert Fkwton* bets have been *n tha winninp csr t«r 41 (MMcuth* new. iM Tiat • 0 .0 0 0 .7 0 0 .7 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 .1 0 p « tim •tie ■"•TIM 7.00-14 IIO JO •0 .1 0 7.00-14 10.00 0 .1 7 0.90-10 11.70 0 .0 7 10.00 0 .1 7 0.40-10 0.70-10 10.00 0 .1 7 WEM OMoMa M loolloElo W 1rt OffOinOT* anwp-OaWng Wee*, tmt NO M O N EY DOW N Buy All Your Tiros and Cat Sorvico Moods on Firostons UNI-CHARGE-Toko Months to Pay AMOIMT ctuacto no m a v patm m t ■BO.0 0 8 8 .0 0 • 7 5 .0 0 •7 .0 0 • 8 8 .0 0 •9 .0 0 N H R A Accented Wheels c,n Wi,sh Mm PablUbeO D a lly e a c e p t s a l . ert far. * ■ ■ * • * Chrlaimmm, y ib d ib iS SilarSa* ym H Iu C b rltta u by T b e ■■■fare H erat*. MS W lal a i , la a la rS , r i w l l a . a rca n a Clara r a a i a c a r a l e as San f a r e . r t a . a a b r r r l y t l a a g a l a s b y Carrim Wrcfc J l tts r II* BEHIND 8LUMBERLAND MOTEL HWY. 17-92 — DeBARY Oh * • ■ * - • • m . D*Ujr Friday Night TUI • « �"* * * ~l‘ ISf VntirV Vrrall Pare 9—We9. Way I, *88 Strikes • • • Spares Y ogi s Back A n d M e ts W in , 2-1 US0 Scores First Victory Of Season Paul Glad and Stan Hemphill, Br M i A. Spoliki A major ilep Into future 1108. The younger bowlera In the greater participation between the men and women bowler* Bantama were Patay Terry of the area waa achieved in and Harold Herbat (hooting USO broke into the win the form of a (pedal City good acratch game* until (hey column last night, winning League banquet-pienle-award* finished with a 1055. Second preicntatlon at the Elk* Club and third placea dropped to their first game of the sea­ Loulie Zueli and Lynn War- son after dropping six. in Sanford last Saturday. USO scored eight runs in I can a n u re you that every necke, 993, and Mary Mc­ the sixth inning to come Laughlin and Jeff Largen, 921. one of the more than 10 per Thank you to all of the from behind and beat Chase ioni in attendance had more than enough to eat and they adult* who aerved aa official 11-9. The victory lifted USO enjoyed themaelvea Immense scorers and to our regular out of the league cellar. The winner* were aparked Indlapenaable ataff of Eleanor ly. A ipeda] vote of apprecia Anderaon, T h e l m a Unger, by the hitting and fielding tion to Big Jack Kanner for Garry Fox and John Knee of Tony Nevestlch, who handling the multitude of de land, to mention Juat a few of pounded out two triple* and two alnglea in four trips to taila in auch a capable man them. Regular league play re the plate. Jess Denny with ner that it muat be deemed aumei again thla week with three hit*; Rill Bookstaver, a trerarndoua aueceii. And now let'a talk about the league finlahing ita fall Bill Ahne and Tom King each had two hita to help the aome favorite people of oura achedulc the end of May. Keith Baaaar did extremely USO cause. Rick Simpson re­ . . . the young bowlera of our Saturday m o r n i n g Junior well for one of the traveling ceived credit for the decision Navy team* up In Charleaton, on the mound. Bowling League. In the other City League Thla p u t Saturday we held S. C. Keith placed aecond with the Doublei a n d Slnglca an 18 game average of 200 gam* last night a t Tinalie'* now up at Balnbrldge, hurst. Panning Lumber took evcnta for the Firat Annual Sanford Junior Bowling Tour Md., competing In the Region advantage of eleven walks— nament. It featured both the ala of the All Navy Bowling the most issued to one team JiJnlor-Senior bowlera (agca 13 Tournament for the entire in one game In two season* through 17) and the "wee country. Good luck, fellah. Another group of Navy keglittle Bantama under the age lera who did the Sanford NAS of 13. proud waa Willie Magito, Buel BETTER THAN ADULTS Would you believe it that Carmen, C h u c k Baalnger, there kida bowled better than Charlie Brown and Rick Skelthe adult* during the men'a lyFINISHED SECOND tournament? You wouldn’t? These gentlemen competed Well, take my word for it ’cause they did exactly that I In another Navy tournament, In the alnglea, Ralph Unger thla one in Jacksonville and ahot a three-game MO acratch finished in aecond place. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Willie Magito made the top aeriea, plua an additional alx executive directors of the aix of all bowlers in the tour­ pin* to flnlah with a 646 aeriea. Our hcartical congratulation!, ney and went on to a higher Amateur Athletic Union and Ralph . . . have a bundle or event in which these six (op the National Collegiate Athle­ meeting of the Singles C lin ic tic Association took friendly 'em In the future. swipes at each other Tuesday bowlers won the firat place. Second and third alota fell Had o u r organisational but left strong hope that the to Frank Patteraon, 613, and League with 16 kegler* ready dispute between the two or­ Paul (Had, 610. Switching to the Bantama, for competition on Mondays at ganisations may end soon. "The most erroneous con­ aome arrippy little kid (who 9. cept In this country is that Elected to officer* were delighta In topping hla dear old dad) by the name of Ke­ Phil Roche as president; the AAU and NCAA are on vin Spolakl bowled a 560 aer­ Dayle Nybcck I* the "veep" the aame level," said Col. ie*. He doean'l get any handi­ and George Swann continue* Donald Hull of the AAU. "The cap. (Why ahould he 'cauae to do a auperb Job as aecra- AAU Is recognised by 11 In­ ternational athletic g r o u p * hia dad never aeema to have tary-trcaaurcr. and has represented the Unit­ The Sunday Mr. and Mr*. enough, anyhow I) P.9. Thla "kid" la only 11 League finishes Ita fall aeaaon ed States on an internstlonal this week with a special han- basis," year a old. quet coming up for thcae cou­ Waller Byers of the NCAA Second and third- place* In thla aame d i v i a I o n were ples on Sunday, May 16, at countered that the AAU la awarded to Bonnie Unger, 510, 6:30 p.m. at the House of "no longer adequate" for the need* of today and claimed It Beef. and Loulaa Zueli, 491. la "determined to keep the An organlxational meeting DIFFERENT STORY It wax a different atory for for a aummer league will be atatus quo and roaist change." The NCAA and AAU have the double* event* with John­ headed by Jo Brown and ny Bogga and Tom Petrunic Thelma Unger in thla league been battling for control of winning the title for the Jun­ on the following Sunday, May amateur athletics In tha Unit­ ed Statca for tha last three ior-Senior* and Patay Terry 23. at 6:30 p.m. All persons Interested In years and it took a truce and Harold Herbat coming Joining this happy group, or worked out by the late Gen­ through for the Bantama. The combo of Bogga and as a matter of fact, any of eral Mar Arthur to help tha U. 1'etrunlc ahot a reapcctablc the many aummer leagues S. present a unified team at 1162 followed by Bob Kuyken­ now organising, please feel the 1964 Olympic games. dall and Buck Beaua, 1129; free to givr a call at the lanes. AAU,NCAA May End Their Dispute Soon .1' a u 4, 39 w .y .1 ti t r*| B n' •i iff Altamonte Twins Score Victory Over Casselberry Indians, 10-2 i< Ml ■y Jim Bacehes Herald Sports Writer Dennis Garrett took care of (he hitting and Bob Culpepper carried the mound load Tues­ day night as the Altamonte Twins upset the Casselberry Indians, 10-2, in South Semi­ nole Senior League play at Casselberry. G arrett rapped three alnglea and belted a long triple to lead a Twin offensive assault which produced a run In the first inning and a trio of run* In each of the second, third and fourth frame*. Culpepper limited the Indiana to two hits by Ronnie Skeen and Bob Ruth, while chalking up 10 atrlkeouts. Casselberry touched him for lone tallies in the first and fourth innings. On Monday night, Jamie Cornell, who hurled a perfect game In hla initial outing, turned IftglM tX ff fine perfu rm a n « ^ f lB |jW hit outburit. in Little I-eague Action the Altamonte Senators registered their first victory of the ram paign on Monday, nipping la k e Mary, 65, behind the two-bit pitching of Reggie Gilbreath. Phil Mars had a triple for the Nats and Dick Dorrell con trlbutcd a double to the Alta­ monte effort. In Little League action Tuesday evening, Terry Bak­ er of Casselberry and Gary Currena of the Altamonte Twins locked in a pitching duel which ended in a 3-3 tic alter eight Innings. Currena allowed the Indans only five base hits and Baker scattered to safeties through­ out the eight inning affair. ta rry Chesnul was the lead­ ing batsman for the tribe, with a pair of singles and Currens and Bobby Newfield each bad three hits for Altamonte. A ltam onte - s c o a M M K i U»e Lake TW Qmh managed only ( k m safetlea from tha slants of the right-handed chucker. Held scoreless for the first tM r Innings, tha Senator hit­ ting attack exploded for four run* In tha fifth round and •ddM gnotbar pair la tha sixth tad final frame. Mugger Bruca Stuart waa ones again tha hitting hero for tha NaU. rapping a single and n long homo ran. John McDer­ mott had n pair of single* for Altamonte, and Mika Hargis Top Plnnock, Gary Viera, Mike B a ite r and Cornell also chlppcg y with safeties In the nine REDS' RECORD CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincinnati Reds set • Nation­ al Leagua record en route to the 1940 pennant whan they won 41 game* by one run. FAST START BOSTON (UPI) - Farmer Boston Red Sox star Ted Wil­ liams wasted no time demon­ strating hla batting ability la hia rookie season by driving in 145 runs. Mosari was n prolific com­ poser, producing more than 600 worka in hla brief life of 35 year*. City League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W L Chase ft 2 First Federal 6 2 Loco. Eng. 4 3 Hunt Lin. • Mer. 3 3 Quality Mobile Home 6 7 Gama Today Hunt Lin-Mor va Chase 4:30 Ft. Mellon Paris U T IL E AMERICAN W I. Georges ft 2 Strlckland-Momsoo s 2 Navy 3 4 Sanford Atlantic a 4 Fla. State 2 5 Gama Today Sanford Atlantic va Florida State, 4:30, Bay Ave. Park JUNIOR LEAGUE w L 4 1 Rotary Civltan 4 2 Kiwanls a 2 CPO 2 3 Elks a 3 Shrine t 3 Games Teday (4:30) Shrine vs ClviUn (7:30) CPO va Klwania Both games Plnahurst Park CITY LEAGUE w L 6 1 Kingswood 5 S Kilowatts 4 3 Leroy Robb 5 S Panning Lumber 3 4 Chick S' Treat 1 6 USO 1 7 Chase Gama TanlgM (7:30) U80 vs Leroy Robb, Fort Mellon Park CHURCH LEAGUE W L K. of C. 6 • Congregational 9 « Church of God I I Pioacrest Assembly 1 I Neat Gabes Thursday Night of league play — to defeat Chick N' Treat, 10-4. The Lumbermen pushed across seven runs In the sixth in­ ning to nail down the win. Harold Helms, tha winning pitcher, allowed only aix hita to the losers. Kirby Grant, Mossie Helms and Mike Farley each hit aafely twice to top the hit­ ter*. loon Dodson and Larry Watson had two hits each for Chick N' Treat. Watson handled eleven chances at shortstop for C-N-T, without a mlicue. Pinerrest Assembly bounc­ ed into the win column, too, by taking Congregational, 9-7. Rill Johnson pitched Pinecrest to their first win of the year after five set­ backs. Rob Clifton with fourfor-four and Curtis Johnson with three hits lead the way for the vktora. John Angel and Ed Hubbard each had a pair of hita for Congrega­ tional. Pinecrest broke a 7-7 tie when they acored twlca in tha aevanth and final inning and then held the losers scoreless in their attempt to rally in their half of th* sev­ enth. The Knights of Columbus continued their rampage of tha Church League by plast­ ering the Church of God, 19-3. The league leaders took their sixth win in as many attempts with Nick Constan­ tins recording the pitching decision. John Corso, Ray Pivec and Rill Coleman each had three hita for K of C to laad their ten hit attack. Tha other bit waa a home run by Dan Si­ mon, tha only homer of th* gam*. Buddy Kinard with two hita lead the Church of God hlttari. Tha Knights of Columbus remain th* only Sanford un­ beaten team In league stand­ ings.. At th* other end of th* line, quality Mobil* Homes la now tha only team without a victory. They suffered their seventh straight lost In Lit­ tle League play yesterday af­ ternoon, thus extending their losing streak to 81 games, carried over from last aea­ aon. Of th* seven games Qual­ ity ha* lost this year, three have been by on* run, twice In extra Inning*. They lost to locomotive Engineer* yesterday 11-0. P. Watson twirl­ ed a four hit ahutout to gain tha victory. Daffron was top hitter with three hit*. The gam* was called after five innings. Navy, trailing 2-6, ram* from behind to trip league leading Georges 7-6. Scott Harris, the winning pitcher, struck out 16. Louis Dowdy homered for th* middies in the first Inning. Gordon Hradlsy, with a trlpla and double, took hitting honors for Georges. Th* lose left Georges tied for flret place with th* 8trkk!and Morrison Mustangs. Th* Junior League, Idle yesterday, gets back into ac­ tion with games thla afternoon and tonight. ■y George C. Laagford UPI Sparta Writer Yogi's back. "Yep, and It felt good," Yogi Berra smiled after making bis National League catching de­ but Tuesday night by slapping two singles and scoring the winning run in the New York Mets 2-1 triumph over Phila­ delphia. "But we'll have to see how much I can do," the former Yankee star and manager cau­ tioned. Yogi will be 40-years-old a week from Wednesday and had not played in a regular season game since Sept. 21, 1963. He went hitlcii in eight spring training appearances this year and grounded out in his first plnchhlttlng role last Saturday in Cincinnati. "I wasn't In shape In spring training. When you've been out GEORGES LITTLE LEAGUE team, tied for a year you gotta come back firat place in the league, poxes for team photo. slowly. But I’ve been taking a Member* are, front row, left to right, Mike lotta batting practice and Whitley, Danny Rei«, Dickie Dean, Jimmie Shef­ catching in workouts and feel strong," Berra said. "Getting to play again is like a shot In the arm ." And Yogi was like a shot in the arm to 17,321 Met fans at NATIONAL LEAGUE Shea Stadium who gave him a W I, Pel. GB thunderous standing ovation Cincinnati 12 6 .667 Harry Pentecost came out when be came to bat in the Los Angeles 12 6 .667 of the pack with a three-point first inning. He rilled a single Houston 12 8 .600 1 which apparently scored Ed St. Louis win over Joe Kern. Harry 9 9 .500 3 Kranepool from second base, klilwaukee 6 8 .500 3 rolled a 722 set to Joe's 682 but Joe Christopher, who had Chicago 8 9 .471 3',6 serial. The number two spot walked, was cut down trying San Francisco 9 11 .450 4 to roach third before Krane­ Philadelphia 8 10 .444 4 finished in a tie between pool could score. 7 12 .368 51* Jack Kanner and John Spoliki Pittsburgh with 82615 Petersen Points Berra singled again in the New York 7 13 .350 6 each. Jack Kanner lost three seventh, moved to second on a Tuesday’s Results points to Pete Petersen as hit by Ron Swoboda and scor­ Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 3 ed the decisive run on Roy New York 2 Philadelphia 1, Pete cams through with a 702 set to Jack's 201/664. John McMillan's single. night Yogi also sparkled behind Milwaukee 9 Houston 3, night Spoliki and Bob Guthrie came out with a draw In their match the plate, catching winner Al Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 6, a a John hit 202/732 to Bob's night Jackson the full nine innings. 723 total. John Bridges finish­ He tagged out Johnny Call! San Francisco 9 St. Louis 2, ed In fourth place as he won night son attempting to slide around only a point against Rich Mur­ Today's Games him at the plate in the first phy who had a 213/732 to inning. Jackson set a club re­ Pittsburgh at Chicago John's 659. Philadelphia at New York (N) cord of 11 strikeouts and Phil Roche took the number blanked tha Phils until the Houston at Milwaukee (N) five spot with a three-point Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N) ninth when singles by Frank win acored on a 227/794 over Thomas and Tony Taylor, a San Francisco at St. Louis (N) Hubert Ray’a 601 t o t a l . AMERICAN LEAGUE wild pitch and Ruben Amaro's • W L P e t GB George Swann finished in sacrifice fly produced a run sixth place with hix or>cpolnt Chicago 11 5 .688 In other games, three Wil win against Jack Frost who 5 .667 V > Minnesota 10 lias—Davis, Stargell and Maya was hot aa a firecracker with .563 2 9 7 Detroit —along with Hank Aaron supa 246/900. George tallied a 2 10 .556 ■ National Leagua where Pitts Los Angeles 9 8 .529 21k 210/734 total. Rich Murphy Baltimore burgh beat Chicago 6-3, Mil grabbed seventh place. 7 7 .500 3 waukee toppled Houston 9 3, Cleveland 8 9 .471 3W New York Los Angelas beat Cincinnati 7 > .467 3lk Boston t-6 and San Francisco bombed 7 13 .350 6 Washington St. Louis 9-2. Kansas City 4 12 .250 T In the American League, Tuesday's Result* New York topped Cleveland New York 5 Cleveland 3, night S-3, Chicago stopped Detroit Chicago 10 Detroit 6, night 10-6, Washington beat Kaiuns Washington 4 Kansas City 2, City 4-2, Minnesota defeated night Baltimore 7-3 and Los Angeles Minnesota 7 Baltimore 3, night whipped Boston 7-1. Los Angeles 7 Boston 8, night Today's Gamea Chicago at Detroit (2 twl night) Boston at Los Angeles (N) Baltimore at Minnesota (N) New York at Cleveland (N) NEW YORK (U PI)—"Let's (Only games scheduled) not make a Joke outta thla," MATHEMATICAL barked Casey Stengel In one CHICAGO (UPI) — Pitcher of the most unnecessary statements he ever made be­ Gary Peters, a 20-game win­ cause nobody—least of all the ner for the Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Phillies - waa in 1964, bopei aome day to be laughing about Yogi Barra’s 6 math teacher. firat game out of mothballi. VETERAN "Ha looked good behind tha BOSTON (UPI) - Boston plats," continued S t a n g e l , "and he'a aUU got those good coach Milt Schmidt has beta wrists at the bat. Wa don't with tha Bruin organisation a* kill him with work but ha's a player and a coach tor M years. bar* to work." Standings Pentecost Wins Singles Title field, Mark Pell, Richey Carter and "Choo ChooH Thomas; back row, Chip Youngblade, Randy Brister, Danny Conway, Gordon Bradley, Tommy Whigham, Kim Whitaker and Jimmie Whelchel. “'All I said was. Slow mea filter that delivers the taste and I'Deat nil hat." Try new Lucky Strike Filte h lli i tr** *• • w• * f cv i- /w m ^ Yogi To Work, Stengel Says •\ fl Sanford Shrine Club welcomes everyone to the GOLF TOURNAMENT At the M A Y FA IR COUNTRY CLUB FRIDAY, MAY 7 ________i Com* in and go for a tost walk. Thor's a Volkswagen Station Wagon, with on oitla Ilka a real bus. You can wolk between the front two scots, post the middle seats, to the bock seats. Without stopping or opening doors. And if you take trips with children, it makes a big difference. In foct, the longer the trip, the bigger the difference. You'll be able to get to things you couldn't get to before. N ot only the kids, but onything else you happen to hova olong. 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FROM ORLANDO, FLORIDA Wilbur Morey Heads Casselberry Legion V >*> R r J i m Casselberry Officers for tho 1805-M year were oUetod by Amort* can Legion Memorial Poat 254 of Caaaalbarry a t tha Caaaclbarry Woman’a Club. Wilbur Moray waa alactad commander. Other officera 1 n e 1 n d a George Meaalck, Tom Hueston, and Jack Raymon, first, Mcond and third vice com­ mander*, respectively; Miller Evans, adjutant, Harold Kryder, finance officer; Clarcnca Doebener, chaplain, Ben Jt. Evans, historian; Kenneth Green, aarvlca officer, and William Eldar Jr., sergeantat-arma. •31 Jr. Girl Scouts 1 Hold Camporee 3 $. A I uST .•<1 m #4 aai •» i st a i ' 4,1 < ■ 51 ii >i M ill t| I < I q\ di ' l l I -I 1: fA It HI Ml .1ft Junior Girl Scout Troops 223, 102 and 630 earned their backyard fun, troop camper and eook badge* during a camporee a t Camp Tlrhochee recently. Several glrla earned Individual badges. Thera was campfire sing­ ing, skits, swimming, eooking and a Court of Awards. Leaders a t tha ramp were Mrs. Joyce Sawyers, Mrs. Charlene Higgs. Mrs. Winnie Eldridge helped Mrs. Biggs. Cadette Scout helpers were Gayle Sawyers, Kakl Bishop and Judy Youngl'lade. G l r l a attending! Cindy Baker, Susan Baker, Cindy Bishop, Molly Bush, Mary Cleveland, Gall Cowan, Doris Dangleman, Debbie Graham, Sandra Kick, Dianna Jack, Carla Jarrell, Tara Marcel, I.ynetta Marcel, Kathleen Morris, Renea Park, Martha Tarker, Lynn Pruden, Donna Sawyers, Susan Swain, Edith Walker, Lily Wharton, Gall Lee, Jennifer Burke and Lisa Hollingsworth. Auto Expenses Bill In Offing A bill will he Introduced In the Florida legislature to boost the automobile expense Fund of the chairman of the Seminole County Board of Commissioners from f 186 to |1B0 per month. Currently the chairman of the board receives fl.&oo an­ nually for automobile expen­ ses. Under the proposed leg­ islation he would get 91,800, payable in monthly install­ ments of 9160. Named to the executive committee were Joseph Laird, Larry Maplesden, D a r i u s P r i n g l e , and A rthur V. Wheatley. Delegates named to the Department of Florida Convention to l»e held May 20*23 in Tampa were Ken­ neth Green and Ben Evans. Reports were given on the 8!xth District Constitutional Conference held last week­ end at the Angebilt Hotel, Orlando. Delegates attending from the Casselberry Post were Harold Kryder and Kenneth Green, and alter­ nates, Miller Evans and Ken Walbrldge. The Post voted to donate 960 to sponsor a boys base­ ball team in tho Legion Lea­ gue. Preliminary plans were mad* for the annual Memor­ ial Day observance In con­ junction with other local vet­ eran organisations. The cer­ emonies will lie held Sunday, May 10, In the Memorial Park a t Lake Triplet Drive and Sunset Drive in the af­ ternoon. The Time for the parade to form a t the Cas­ selberry Flro Station will be announced as soon as plans are completed. All Gold 8tar Mothers In the area are In­ vited to participate and are asked to contact Commander Ken Walbrldge. Plans were announced to present trophies to oratorlsl contest winners a t South Seminole Junior High School following the finals held Tuesday night. The Post also voted to present an Ameri­ can Flag to the school at th at time. CAP Squadron Plans Dance By Jsae Casselberry The South Seminole Cadet Civil Air Patrol Squadron will hold a dance from 7:30-12 p. m. Friday at the Sanford Gar­ den Club building in Sunland Estates. Music will be provided by "The Showmen" for the stag or drag affair. There will be an admission charge. Boys and girls between the ages of 14 sod II interested In joining are especially Invited and members of the Senior Squadron are welcome. Refreshments will be serv ed. MASS ARRESTS WASHINGTON (U PI) — Federal and state agents at daybreak today began arrest­ The Mexican president and ing or serving eummons on 77 general, Bants Anna, was de­ persons In 11 states, Includ­ feated in turn by Generals ing Florida, on charges of ■ailing migratory game birds. Houston, Taylor and Bcott. ASTOR FROZEN FLORIDA ORANGE M a y o n n a is e t s x l J U IC E WB 3 9 g a a ra r r e : REGULAR 594 . . BLUE OR W H ITE ARROW D e te r g e n t • • .“ 3 9 REGULAR 994 . . CABOT BRIQUETS . . FROM GAINESVILLE, FLA. C h a r c o a l 2 0 - 7 9 " M B BB B H n m a M g M REGULAR 4 5 , . . LYRE'S BEEF . . FROM TAM PA, FLORIDA S t e w • . - 3 9 < REGULAR 334 . . REYNOLDS A L U M IN U M . . FROM V IR G IN IA F o i l • • • REGULAR 234 . . DIXIE LILY CORN . . FROM W ILLISTON, FLA. M H M JILE-tlSINO e a l — BB— 2 4 .x . PKG. B B BB— BBB— 1 9 " BBBM B B REGULAR 2 9 , . . DIXIE DARLING BAR-VQUE . . FROM JA X , FLA. B r e a d 2 3 gotten Butts Potfc • Thomotvllje, Ga. R o a st . 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Mny 5, *65—Page 7 SRO Audience , Applauds Beta Talent Show By Jane Casselberry A standing room only aud­ ience applauded the 21 tal* •nted acta vying for honors f a t the annual Beta Club tal­ ent show in the Lyman High School auditorium. Winners, who each receiv­ ed cash prises, were Carla Bielss, best vocal; Jackie McClain, hest dance routine; and Dave Meyers, best In­ strumental. Singing in the popular _ style, Carla sang “ Down ™ Town" and "There'll Never Be Another You." Jackie presented an acro­ batic routine and Dave play­ ed "Harlem Nocturne" on the saxophone. Among other arts partici­ pating were “The Tradewinds," "April and the Rain­ drops," James Bond and the f “ G-Men" and Joy Dcslongchamps and Sharm McKinley In modem dance routines. Vocal numbers were sung by Jean Croilcr, Valorie Shea, Rank Evans, David Bryant, Sue Paine nnd Karen Kurrens, Sand! Pnrkerson, Terry Harmon and Don Mil­ ler. Other instrumental num# fcera were by Bruce Dean at the organ, Dennis House on the clarinet and Alan Hark­ ins on the trumpet. Closing the program, hut not in competition with the other acts, were several num­ bers by "The Exterminators" a lively group of "rock 'n' rollers" who brought down ^ the house a t last year's show. ® Their appearance was enliv­ ened even more by the addi­ tion of the exciting "Go-Go Girls." Mrs. R. T. Milwee is facul­ ty advisor for the Beta Club. Judges for the rontest were Mrs. Frank Steudle, of Casselbcrry, and Mrs. L. L. Cox and Mrs. E. C. llille, of f t Longwood. Test Airplane Plans Continue 8AN DIEGO, Cullf. (UPI) — Ryan Aeronautical Com­ pany today announced It plans to continue develop­ ment of Ita XV6A vertical takeoff and landing airplane despite a fatal crash. "The project will keep right on going," n Ityan ■pokesman aaid. Teat pilot Lou Everett was killed in the crash of his $5 million X\T>A. The plane was built for the Army by Ryan nnd General Electric and was being dem­ onstrated publicly for the first time when it crashed at Edwards Air Force Base. ’POLITICAL ACT MONTREAL (U P I)-M ontreal police today were searching for several persona In connection with the May Day bombing of the U.S. consulate here, which has been described ai a "political act." mlssioncr Broward William* at odds. t The National Bureau of Calualty Underwriters (NBCU) filed a request with William*’ office on behalf of some 90 companies operating in Flor­ ida. The request is for a raise in auto liability rates that would average 29 per cent for the state. Neither Burns nor William* could be reached. Burn* was quoted by the Miami Herald, however, as having aaid earlier that ht would regard It as "a direct, breach of our agreement" U Williams, after proper hear­ ing* on the request, approved the rate increase. The paper quoted William* as saying he did not feel that the new rate hike application falls under the pledge he made to Burns in January when the governor named him to the Cabinet post. Bum* named Williams, a for­ mer lobbyist for the insurance companies, to replace the late J. Edwin Larson. One of 1.ar­ son's la st acta before he was stricken with a fatal stroke was rejecting in January the application filed last Novem­ ber by some 200 companies for a rate hike. Burns said in January Wil­ liams had pledged that during the coming two years he would not entertain again the same request for a rate increase, Monday, Williams was quot­ es! as saying he considered Ihe new request "a different fil­ ing for a dilferent rate." "My commitment w i t h Bums had to do with one III- ing—the one particular NBCU i term of office he would not filing Mr. Larson had turned hear the request for a rate down." increase from the companies Burns, however, was quoted that had just finiihed their as saying: "The commitment rate hearing and that Com­ Commissioner Williams made missioner Larson bad Just to me was that during this denied. "To put It another way, he said he would not reverse the dceliioa recently made by Mr. Larson. 1 don't know what the law la—Williams may have to give them a bearing If they atk for it. But he doesn't have to grant their request. "If hla decision 1* ultimate­ ly to grant the Increase, It will be a direct breach of our agreement." 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Climax of the occasion was the announcement ot Girl of the Year who was Mrs. Bobert Gonialex. She was pre­ sented a star for her charm bracelet as recognition for her accomplishment J o a n Brooks was alio presented a charm as the chapter’! Val- entlne Girl. The floral arrangements were later presented to Mrs. Glenn McCall, chapter advis or, and Mrs. W. R. Jennings, chapter sponsor. Attending t h e celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gonialex, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reck, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Best, Mr. and Mrs. Craven, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Vihlen Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brumlcy, Shirley S'.umpf, Johnny White and Linda llittell. Final Board Meet By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Tlte Past Noble Grands Club met for a patio party and luncheon at the home of Mrs. Mablc Brown in Lake Mary, Tuesday, with Mrs. Victor Greene as co-hostess. Attending were Mrs. Nell Futrell, Mrs. Virginia Ander­ son, Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mrs. Brodle Williams, Mrs. May Itubow, Mrs. Mao Myers, Mrs. Eva Beckham, Mrs. Hen­ rietta Baines, Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs. Elisabeth Hannum, Mrs. Alburn Rector, Mrs. D. C. Howard and the hostesses. Of Oviedo Club Slated Friday By Evelyn Lundy The official (ward of the Oviedo Woman’s Club will meet Friday, May 7, at 0 a.m. for the final meeting of the year at the club house. Mrs. Harold Barnes, treas­ urer, wishes to remind all members that the 1965 60 dues will be due at the May 14 luncheon-meeting. Past Noble Grands Enjoy Luncheon, Patio Party Anchor Club Honors Mothers At Annual Tea The P. J. Wcstgate hornet site of a charming tea M on-tof the Anchor Club of Semin-, mothers at the fifth annual. Forming the receiving line on Cordova Drive was th e| day afternoon with members! ole High School honoring their| Mothers Tea. 1 were Anchor Club officers - Helen Mann, president; Pat i Stenstrom, v i c e president; Susan Pearson, secretary, and Carol Torres, treasurer. The members and their mothers were all attired in lovely spring fashions, with each daughter pinning a g ar­ denia corsage on her mother upon arrival at the tea. Receiving special recogni­ tion were Mrs. Virginia Bur­ ney, faculty sponsor; David Lanier, Anchor Club Admiral, and the Pilot Club of Sanford, who has sponsored the An­ chors since their origin four years ago. The spacious Florida room was transformed into a recep­ tion area for the delightful tea. The refreshment table, covered in while linen, was centered with an arrangement . of multi-hued roses in an an­ tique hammered copper con1 tainer flanked by silver and crystal appointments contain­ ing party pretty tea refresh. ments. A fluffy white sheet cake embossed with pastel pink roses complemented the sparkling pink fruit punch floating a rose ice ring. Pour­ ing were Mrs. Sue Stevenson, present Pilot Club sponsor, and Mrs. Shirley Sccord, Pilot sponsor for next year. Approximately 75 mothers and daughters called during the appointed hours. THE P. J. WESTGATK HOME on Cordova Drive wits the scone of an clulxrrnte tea Monday after­ noon when the Anchor (Huh of Seminole High School honored their mothers at the fifth annual Mothers Tea. Pictured from the left are Mrs. Graduation Party Fetes Miss Vale By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Many old memories wero relived at the coke and chat­ ter party given for Seminole High school senior, Bcttina Vale, by Mrs. Mildred Peters at her lovely homo on Sunset Drive in I<och Arbor. The girls talked over their plans for entering tho stntc hand concert at Daytona which was held Thursday aft­ ernoon. Most of the Invited guests were members of the majorette team with the high school band and of course their intentions were toward winning a superior rating. Mrs. Peters’ home was opened en suite for the special occasion. On tho dining table was placed a Iscautlful ar­ rangement of white daisies and blue mums. Each end of the table held silver candlo holders with blue candles. Plates and napkins were In keeping with the graduation theme. Bcttina was presented with a graduation charm for her bracelet by the hostess. Mrs. Peters served refresh­ ments of open faced sand­ wiches, cookies, potato chips. Personals Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Mitchell spent the past weekend in their old homo town, Yatesvllle, Ga., whero they attend­ ed his 53rd High School class reunion and her 52nd. They report a wonderful time. Accompanying tho Mitchells to Georgia was their grand­ daughter, Miss Joan Kirkland, of Orlando, who visited with friends at Wesleyan College in Macon. dips and Cokes to Bcttina, Sylvia Williams, Freddie Herrylilll, Pat Mackall, Maureen Moughlon, Sharon Ball, Linda Jernigan, Sliaran Drum, Pam Patterson, Linda Wade, Genl Klinefelter, Betty Turner, An­ drea Garvcr, Janice Bussell, Joyce Bussell, Connie Colvin, Peggy Miller, Donna Peters and the honorcu's mother, Mrs. Betty Vale, MIlS. MILDRED I’ETERS, left, wan a recent hostess to a graduation party honoring Miss Ilettina Vale, SHS senior. With the hostess unil honoreo aru Iter mother, Mrs. Hetty Vale, and Miss Donna Peters. DeBary By Mrs. John l-eone Thu unnual luncheon of tho Neighborhood C a r d Group met on Wednesday at Creigh­ tons In Winter Park. Attend­ ing were Mrs. Gaston Crosby, Mrs. Silda Balkwill, Mrs. Ilulph Porter and her sister, Miss Mildred Ellis, Mrs. Ewald Mihhclscn, Mrs. L. Wind, Mrs. C. Bough, Mrs. E. IlilttJcrg, Miss Helen Lochwood and Mrs. M. Shaw key. Shirley Sccord, Pilot Club sponsor; Mrs. Walton Torres nnd her daughter, Miss Carol Torres, Anchor Club treasurer; Miss Helen Mnnn, presi­ dent; and Miss Stefuny Westgute, hostess. Honor Guest Of Mrs. L. Arrington of Plumosa Drive returned from Washington, D. C„ where she attended the National D.A.lt. Congress and visited her Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harold many friends during her twoWills of Naranja Hoad visited week stay. friends they knew in the Army Tho Thomas Smiths of Sec­ while stationed in Japan, at their homo in St. Petersburg. ond Street arc enjoying their The Hernld welcomes all They also visited in Clear­ grandson, son and daughtersocial news with the fol­ water and Dunnelin, in-law while here on a visit lowing regulations estab­ from New Jersey. lished: Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. 1— Photograph and cov­ Brown of Alicante Iioad spent erage requests should be the past weekend visiting made three days prior to their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. event. Wendel Bosch, at Pensacola. 2— Engagement a n d wedding forms are avail­ Mr. and Mrs. Clair Fellows able to be accompanied by of Naranja Jload entertained photo four days before Miss Elranor Campbell of De­ announcement. troit, Mich. t —News may be sub­ mitted a t office, via mall or phone for short notices. REMEMBER "MOM” Typewritten accounts In lower case double spaced — WITH — are expedited more quick­ ly. Namea should be print­ ed in manuscript reports. CARDS & GIFTS 4— Personal black and white photos and negatives — FROM — are acceptable. 5— Photos made by Her­ ald sta ff may be duplicat­ ed a t nominal coat Doris Williams BANFORD Society Editor FLOWER SHOP Gifts • Cards • Books $22-2(11 1—City Cor. K. 1st 4k Sanford Are. 425-6038—County 210 B,sFirst St. 322-1822 322-8(52 Social News Regulations [eWetfei A Permanent Arrangements Flemings Informal Party Garden Circle Of Deltona Has Organizational Meet By Mildred Haney At the final board meeting of the Garden Club of DeLand for this season, the newlyformed Iris Circle from Del­ tona was admitted to mem­ bership. The organisational meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Thomas, 121(1 West Wel­ lington Drive. The Mines. John Jurane, Walker Avery and Charles Schoenlaub, offi­ cers from the Gardenia Cir­ cle were invited to assist In the organisational meeting. Mrs. Thomas was unani­ mously elected president with the following slate: Mrs. Lee Lloyd, vice president; Mrs. J o h n Hollister, secretary; Mrs. L. Charles, treasurer; Mrs. Logan licitx, telephone c h a i r m a n ; Mrs. McClain Post, historian, and Mrs. H ar­ old Swank, publicity chair­ man. Other members of the circle arearc Mmes. William llerold, Dean Howland, Edward Pe­ tersen, Alcidc Poirier, Edwin Conics, Charles Lloyd, Arling­ ton Holbrook, William Cuddy, Alfred Elliott a n d Lloyd Young. The Iris Circle selected the third Wednesday as its meet­ ing date, the same date as the Gardenia circle, anil it Is hoped they can combine meet­ ings at convenient times. The circles have been in­ vited by Mrs. A. F. Powell, president of the Delaind Club, to attend the annual luncheon at Stetson Hall, May 19, at 12:30. Mrs. Lee Lloyd will be hostess to the first meeting as­ sisted by Mrs. Edwin Cordes, May 20 at 9:30 a.m. Enterprise Personals By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Miss Etta Emanuel was h o s t e s s Tuesday afternoon with a splash party and cookout at her home on DeBary Avenue to the senior girls of the “ Wheelotte Club" of The Nassau Group of Dc DeLand High School. Etta llary held a covered dish was assisted In caring for her supper, Sunday evening ot the some 20 guests by her mother, home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert1 Mrs. Sidney Emanuel, and her Henderson of Constanre Boad sister, Mrs. Catherine Bruce. East. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Friends will be happy to Smith, Mr. uml Mrs. Gus learn that J. V. Richards Is Deinger, Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ recuperating nicely at his ence Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. home following treatment and Peter Kopenaal. C o l o r e d observation at Seminole Meslides of the Bose Bowl pa-! morial Hospital in Sanford, radc and game were shown by — the hostess. | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lang Personals Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hen­ derson of Constance Boad East had their daughter, Mrs. Blchurd Gibbney, of Harris­ burg, l’a., and grandchildren, Birky and Diane, as their re­ cent houscgucsts. Miss Betty Odham SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL M A Y D A Y BALL IS MAY 15th — Miss Betty Odham, a mem­ ber of the 1965 graduation class of Seminole High School, was honored recently with a Coke party given by Mrs. C. O. Jones, 2004 Lake Avenue, and her daughter. Mrs. Paul E. Filcgcr of Tallahassee. The guests enjoyed informal chatter and were served re­ freshments of Cokes, cookies, candies, dips and chips and received party favors. Attending were the honorce’s mother, Mrs. Dorothy Odham, and the Misses Angie Hurt. Pat McGuire, Janie While, Linda Green, Linda Hobson, Michele Jones, Susan Piercy, Elaine Echols and Sherry Thrasher. Also the Misses Kathy But­ ler, Susan Perkins, Sherry Maraxita, Chcrle Pennington, Melanie Williams, Carol Ressercr, Marilyn Epps and the little Misses Robin Jones and I-ori Anne Filegcr. Still Hava Tims To Order Your Formal Wear And Accessories. We Ha vs A Complete ston of Tupelo, Mlsi., visited relatlvci here over tho week­ end and her mother and fa­ ther, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilborn, returned with them for a visit in ML Hope, Ala. DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD PHONE 322-7913 FOR FAST DELIVERY SERVICE BY "THE MEDICINE DROPPER” MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS! Sunbeam Ladies Razors $6.99 Electric Hair Dryers $12.98 ELECTRIC CARVING KNIFE AND Carving Fork . . . . $11.95 REG. $14.95 Pole L a m p s .................... $7.77 Patio Umbrellas . . . $3.99 OTHERS TO 811.95 12 IN. HI-DOME Electric Skillet . . . . $9.99 Fast Home Permanents $1.00 REG. $2.00 VALUE YARDLEY OLI) ENGLISH REG.$2.75 Lavender S o a p .................$2.25 DOROTHY GRAY REG.$2.50 Dusting P ow er...................99c REVLON "INTIMATE" Shower & Bath Oil Spray $2.50 HARRIETT HUnilAltD AYER REG.$1.00 Moisture Lipsticks . . . 50c NEW COTV Creme Stick Lipstick $1.50 REVLON “INTIMATE" Spray Cologne . . . . $3.00 Mr. and Mra. L. M. Wright have returned after having spent several dayi with their daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Sirs. T. Z. Cason, In Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Price and children have returned after vacationing at their home In Gulf Shores. Their son, Nor­ man, celebrated his loth birthday Monday with a fam­ ily dinner at home. Spring Party Mrs. Nancy Michaels, presi­ dent of All Souls Catholic Women's Club called a special session recently to complete plans for the annual Spring Card Party to be held a t the Parish Hall on Tuesday, May 11, at 8 p.m. Serving on thii committee will be Mrs. Bridget Kolarlk, general c h a i r m a n ; Mrs. Madeline Covenery, in charge of tlcketi and posters; Mrs Alva Smith, prlxes, and Mrs. Lucille Brefka, in charge of tables. Please have the extra card tables In the social hall be fore May 10. Table prlxes and beautiful door prises will be awarded. SPECIAL VALUES ^ S P R IN G # HANDBAGS MOTHER’S DAY CANDIES — BY — • • • PANGBURN HOLLINGSWORTH NUNNALLY KODAK INSTAMATIC "100" . . $12.88 8 MM KODAK MOVIE CAMERA . . $15.88 HATS (PLUS 1 ROLL FILM FREE!) NEW SHIPMENTS JUST ARRIVED! T COLOR FILM_ _ _ _ roll 93c $ 2 * — 127 — 130 S3 MM (N EXPOSURE) HATS Service And Can FROM l | . 9 9 UP For "Tho Big Affair.1* L ld ir E T T Announce Annual Rental And Saks Outfit You Correctly (pinsucMAi Catholic Women AND You PAY LESS AT . . . GORDON KELLETT’S F I L M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 INCLUDING PROCESSING * * HANDBAGS FROM 9J.00 UP Mom'*Fashions SSM PARE DRIVE OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS AND FRIDAY NIGHTS f liw c A M t LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECRE8T SHOPPING CENTER UWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 222-7113 �*1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE Wed. May B, TR—Pnjre 9 G eneva L ib ra ry fo rm a lly Opens CARNIVAE By Dick Turner 3 By JoAnn Hays £ Formal opening of the Genera Community Library wan held with Kdwsrd Yarbor­ : ough. president of the com­ ■ munity and county commis­ sioner for the district, ns master of ceremonies. The program wns opened with music by the Eastern Seminole Band under direc­ tion of Richnrd Zclley. Yarborough gnve the his­ tory of the building which will serve ns the library and brought back fond memories By JoAnn Hay* to many of the old timers of Perfect weather prevailed the community. Invocation for the annual meeting of the was given by Rev. M. I). Geneva Historical and Genea­ Jackson, supply pastor for logical Society held Saturday the Geneva Baptist Church. and Sunday. Y a r b o r o u g h introduc­ Old time resident* of Gen­ ed Mrs. II. G. Shuler, presi­ eva 1/ame from far and near, dent of the Library Associa­ aome from as far away ns tion, who in turn introduced 'orth Carolina and Missis­ ussocintion officers and mem­ RIHHO.N was cut to formally open Geneva Com­ sippi, and a few arrived Sat­ bers present. munity Library by Mrs. W. D. Wuirnon (bottom urday mcming at Fort l.nnc Officers ate Mrs. Nora photo) (luring ceremonies with County Com­ Park' as early as 9 a.in. in or­ Thomas, vice president; Mrs. missioner Edward Yarborough as master of der to pay annual dues, get Jeanette Johnson, secretary; ceremonies. Sign stating ho urs for the new name tags, and renew old Mrs. J. H. Bilhrcy, treasurer, facility is displayed by (top photo, from left) friendships. and Mrs. Sue Gibson, record­ Mrs. \V. G. Kilbee, Rev. M. I). Jackson, and Mrs. The customary fish fry was ing secretary. Mrs. Donald li. G. Shuler, president of the Library Associa­ served a t noon Saturday and Norton is librarian and Ba­ tion. (Herald l’hotos) the Eastern Seminole Band ron Evans is serving ns arrived from an earlier en- trustee. a g e m e n t in Altamonte The W. G. Kilbee nnd Ed­ SANFORD Springs to piny a few num . ward Yarborough families her*.'for the event which drew ft you've needy strived, looking were recognised us playing a for the newest shows, the beet to conclusion by 3 p.m. very important part in com­ p ices lo eet. e week end resort, The evening meeting was lour church or lynjfogue, pieces pletion of the library. held a t the Community Hull te shop v perhaps a house or The program was conclud­ apartment . . . . reed the with members arriving a t 7 ed with Mrs. W. I). Wngnon, o'clock for the business ses­ oldest living native of Gen­ Tho Sanford Herald sion* and community sing. eva, cutting the ribbon to of­ Highlight of the evening was ficially open the new facility. playing of tape recordings Organizations a n d resi­ of earlier days in Geneva dents credited with making mude by Mr*. K. \V. Allen, the dreum of a library in Mr*. W. G. Kilbee and W. L. Geneva come true included Sleg. It was agreed that more the Young Womnn's library Virginia Prlrnskl such recordings will lie taken longue, Mrs. B. F. Box and P. O. Box 1:11 and stored as permanent re­ 4-H Club girls and the GeuSanford cord*. evu Youth Club. Others do­ Phyllis Itugenslria Sunday morning members nating talent and services 322-6231 attended service* at t h e toward the •‘dream’’ were Lake .Mary church of their choice, meetDenton 1’revatt, Mr. and Nora Norrie *ng again at noon at the hnll Mrs. E. Wiseman, Sue Gib­ TK 8-1311 for a chicken dinner and com­ S. Seminole son, Jeanette Johnson, Bacon munity aing liefore adjourn­ Evans and son, Lois Morgun, Mildred llanry ment until next year. June Shawlcy, Bill Dibble, 6G8-363I Deltona Don Atwood anil Mrs. Ed Yarborough, puinting; Gladys Mary Getting* Murphy, Nora Thomas, Syl­ Sharon, Wade, nnd Johnny were former residents return­ 293-6817 via Chslfnnt, Mrs. C. B. Pickren, Fred Welsh, and J. ed to the community for the Hear I.g)>e Brott and Mnxine Kicks, typ­ D. Campbell. annual meeting of the Gen­ Sohpie Italnes ists, and Cnrl Kelley, Sum 668-1402 Some i;.0 persons attended eva Historical and Genealog­ Dellary Harper, Willie Morris, Bob the opening, many of whom ical Society. Coe nnd Mr*. Bolwnrr, car­ penters. Those donating paint and The following guide to th* nation's food buys for other needed materials in­ the weekend was prepar­ cluded Mr. and Mrs. Kilbee, Mr. and Mrs. Donnld Dunn ed by the U.H. Department of Agriculture and Inter­ and Mrs. Donnld Norton. L. II. C arr served as elec­ ior for United Pres* Inter­ trician and young people as­ national. Wa s h in g t o n <u p d — sisting in numerous jons were Food shoppers across the na­ tion generally will find that l>«ef and pork along with a colorful array of spring veg­ etables arc in generous sup­ »• m ply. At meat counters, beef lly Jane Ca*«rlhrrry roasts and stenks, along with The latest in teen-nge fnsh♦r f j pork roasts, will tuke the spotlight in many areas of ions were presented a t an allthe nation. As for fish, look girl assembly nt South Sem- | for plenty of canned pink and iimle Junior High School nt chum snlmon and fish sticks Casselberry. Fashions mnde and model­ and fish portions. ed by ninth grade home eco­ Fresh produce counter* will feature good supplies of nomies students in classes green beans, enrrots, celery, taught by Miss Thelma Musslettuce, onions, spinach. In holder and Mrs. Joan Battle fruit bins will be plenty of were feutured. Theme for the show was bantnus, grapefruit, aranges, "Melody in Styles" nnd the 'i \ r* and strawberries. different type* of clothing were shown against an ap­ propriate musical background. Style* shown were divided into the following rlssses, "The Pops," "The SundayGo-To-Moctings," "The Class­ ics," "The Dates" and "The School Daze." **. By Donas Estes Debbie Davi* wai the fash­ Longwnod Mayor David It. Wentworth, with cooperation ion narrator. The attractive of the Longwood Police De­ young models proved that partment, has announced a though their tastes are up"g et tough” policy for traf­ to-date, they have plrnty of old-fashioned skill with nee­ fic violators in the rity. "Thera are entirely too dle and thread. many motorists who disre. •/,&.w.: v.kriS5 F L O R ID A ’ S garri the speed laws and oth­ e r traffic regulation* within the city thus endangering their own lives as well as thoj* of others and properA T D AYTO N A BEACH tlea- of the citizens of this city, especially in congested —^ v , •**p *• PER WEEK FOR 4 areas and in the school HO Of 311 UNITS tones,'* he said. u u s ti units m i u a t i In an attempt to rurb this 311 Fam ily Vacation V illas "growing menace," the may­ Completely Furnished fo r Houtokoephtg or announced that all traffic by tha W orld's M o tt Famous Boach violators will be given a sum­ EVERY UNIT AIR CONDITIONED mons and severely dealt with ts>lm*%i*| Peel 0»M a Tenet* t i n TV I m m Tilipbsase in Accordance with the laws DOO RACING • JAI A lA I • AUTO RAONO ) covering such violation*. Geneva Society Has Successful Jtaiiual Meet Weekend Food Buys Reported In Good Supply Men you can look to for DEPENDABLE SERVICE Fashions Theme Of So-Sem Show r Maurice Bulled Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Hulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy’s Sanford customers. William Carte This is the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and res­ taurants in the Sanford area. William Carte is a man you can depend on for service. ‘Get Tough* Policy Adopted In- Long wood And a trademark that means Q uality DEPENDABLE QUALITY! ACNOOS I Drink l Products Itr.ill 7 Holiday prink U ' l i l y m*«6 et Astolst* TELEPHONE 322-5663 MtiuU like U Drink et WO cads i e Turn 17 Child 18 French BEST VACATION BUVI X U S S tt t/e/tin#ELLINOR VILLAGE All M s I* C Of C Election S (IIM m VMIage It a. abb . tkm m mm SSheeaU all ae Americas iodlaa 4# In 41()beenre 45 Debar Ir a m i 44 Payable 4 » Coseeder • t Apple driakn 53 Swallow agai 54 Beginning 55 Sm art ( r a b j 54 UaderUba DOWN gar d eter n u l l P le d g e re w r ts l 1 IV 8. com . r*» Itbb cal*. M . i W i a mi . . . . . . . n. . , D ept. 4141 IM m i m I i . b BTTrt.i aVAV/FELLINOR Mt t VILLAGE V & | DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA i i I^ k a Mary Chamber of CoiJInerce will have elecetion of officer* following reports from the nominating committea at the 8 p.m. meeting Thursday in the Lake Mary Flrtf Hall. All members are A urged to attend this important aeaaion. m J* « 1 077 n a n --------------- 411 a beta » Worm brversgea 41 Chalcedony 21 Rent 72 Wrapm rverj araeeeaFhaOi 4 3 Elbe Ulhalwy bODawa; O tO a e lle ^ ^ u r ----3e K itrso so iaea m nunS eeH odrat a istsu 32 Klu n b a r I T IT r r 33 Mar la <, r 1 3(M tco>nb.ta s i t i n g 4* « e 4 Suitable ■ Empower 4 Uocanay 7 faring a Ankle i 0 Sweetheart Ul “ ■ F“ n F E F n nr F r IT __________ j F E pr ■ w *2 or a P F ir __________ E E□ �Horoscope Vtr V n fa r l Pasrc 10 — May 5, 1965 WurTI H E R A L D W a n t - A d s B r in g F a s t R e s u lts F o re c a s t T h m t o r . M ar 0. 1 M I G E N E R A L TENDEN­ CIES: Yon bom esn wind up and eomplata whaUvtr you have bom doing that haa re­ quired an nndaratandlng of what la In tbo mind of tha public whom ron aro eonoornod. That yon haw wi»had to do that eoneoma put­ ting your Idoaa and auggoa tiona Into netiw motion re qulroa wall-roundad eouraa of action on your part. ARIES (Mar. *1 to Apr. I t) Catting homo condition* battered can bring about happlor atata of mind for you In tha futura. Bo auro that you gat baalc matter* properly handled. Think far Into tha future, e*tabll»h permanency. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Sitting down with partnan In tha builnei* world and getting better ayttema •atabllabad will do much to incraaaa auceaat. Keep at­ tire, keep appointment* on time. Then off to fun tonight GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21) Do whatever will place you In a better financial poeition ao that you have the wherewithal to do other thinga you like. Repair or exchange property you own. Strive far betterment in all way*. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Once your rou­ tine work la out of the way, do that which glvea a aenae of aatlafactlon and comfort Go to social affaln that are worthwhile. Meet peraona of atature and fine character. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Preparing youraelf very ade­ quately for the thing* you want to acrompllah in the daya ahead find* you already half-way in attaining them. Give other* moral aupport they require. Be ready when tha break* come. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Your cloaeat tie* are in the mood to be very helpful, but you have to be explicit with them. Don't Juat beat about the buah. Accept the aoclal invitation* that come your way. LIBRA (Sept. 2S to Oct. 22) Thla la the day to get In touch with Ui* Influential who can give both backing and civic aupport. Let thing* coma into tha open. Then follow through in an aboveboard manner. SCORPIO (Oct. 2.1 to Nov. 21) Concentrate on how beat to make uae of novel mater­ ial* and new friend* in noma worthy venture or rauae. Hit down and rorreapond with vital peraona. Get ahead— don't dream only. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) It would be wiaa to confide your deepeat de■Irea to thoaa Individual* who are underatanding. T h e y help. Get all of your obliga­ tion* behind you quickly. Play tonight CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Aaaociataa in every aphera of your Ilf* want to com* to definite decialon*. Be co-operative and llaten to what they want to aay. Then atata your idea*. Cement re­ lationa. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. IP) Soma originality added to preaent labor* can maka them far more profit­ able aa well a* pleaaurable. Co-worker* will be pleaaed, enthualaatic. G a t atronger thru exert!**, PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Taking time for amuaenienta you Ilka during day la wiae, but perfect hobble* to­ night with good pala. You are very creative now. Fame rould come from today’* ef­ fort*. IF Y O U R CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or ah* will ba • born romanticiat and alwaya have a deair* to know what other* era think­ ing, how they live, ate. You would do wall to give a good education that will fit your progeny for oom* humanitar­ ian work or acting, or any­ thing that la truly creative. Maka It a point to get tha gned will of tonchor* a* that they aaolat la helping your aon or daughter. “Tha Store impel, they da net eompeL" What yen make of your Ufa la large­ ly Bp to YOUI Carroll Rlghtor’a individual Forocut for your alga for June la now ready. For your copy oead pour birthdato and 91-00 to Carroll Rlghtor Forecast (The Sanford HerI aid), Bos 1921, Hollywood SO, California. ._ 3 Ie -—'" 30. Home Appliances 15. Special Services 14. Beauty Cara :fAllltlETT"* titauty Jt o o LAKK M A ft T l a v n Mower SANFORD ELECTRIC aoft watar, avanln* app'ta. Halee A Hervlee. Coutry Club O. E. A p , l l t n c t a — N t w A U ted Classified Phones rra a laarer* m i go. Oak. 1:7-1741. 322-5612 B eataal# 8. Pets ft Supplies 122-1121. -lltM S TAN ? 8HKPHKRD. Mala. yr.„ muat run |ta. 172-241*. F IX IT BIfOP LOCATION DOOh RECEIVED mr Adop­ 2*1 Ho. NKW F ren ch 221-4711 tion, boordad Animal fltaeut League, I70t W. Mlnntaota, 16. Interior Decorators Dat.and. Ph. 73«-tS«S. nr Bsvkaaoe Creoaty 425-5938 10. Poultry - Livestock a Tit. OI.D Gelding Mora*. Had dla A Trailer. Complata out fit 1108. 2-2-4*12.________ Olal Wat Lang niataae* U 12. Special Notice* 1 1 K R c & et m * r & U|i to 5 H I 11-5411.50 11.50 I 1.50 | 1.00 * to I t I s 111-50 1 11 to IS IS | U 0 11.80 | 2.85 14 to 20 I4| 1.50 |2.52 | 3.80 21 to 25 |S|11-501I S.1I | 4.75 24 to 30 141 1.501|S.74 | 5.70 ■lalsaaas AO—I U h (live A-lstter warOa *•> llae aiao Mlelaieaa charge All ante Oat* AOa Charg.J at t-Dav Bat* CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST CLASsli'iki) DISPLAY •1.51 Per Inch (Mlalaoa lathee CANA8 D a y Camp b t g l n i Juna 111h.. I-ak# Golden. For In­ form a tio n call 112-2111, Frad Gana*. KNJOT R eading Hlata'a g rea test nawapap ar FLORIDA TIMEH UNION 1 2 2 - l l t * or 222-1711 dallvtra. HITCHING Pnat nifla A P a w n Hhnp. I.oan t on a n y ­ th i n * o f valua. 212* Hanford Ava., 222-*<l*. NOTICK to I.ITTI.K I.KAOUE IIAI.I, Playara, a x l o Photo■ rapha o f Karh Tram aj t available a t Tha Hanford Herald Office. A dding Machlnaa • Typawrltara Halaa • R e n t a l! • flapalra POWELL 'S O PF IC B BUPPI.T 15. Special Services ef a aalaaio EftkflkS Tha Itaral* will oat h* aaaatlhl* far atar* thaa i latarml laaarttaa. T ?O uta' N E ^ D S W heel C h a i n , W a l k t r i , C a n t i A Crutchaa for rant or aala. Praacrlptlona a t L o v t i l Prlcaa. Dlacount to pto pla o v t r l i A all 8 trv lca Ptr aonnal. C h t c k our prlcaa. FAUST DRUG STORE frta COPY Tha Htral* raatrvta the pelvllaa* at rvitrilaa *r ratiolas aaf adeerllaaaiaat which It Seem* ahjtcllaaahl* la tha oallar al thla aawa- 0*per. DEADLINES 12 Noon Day Before Publication For Inarrliona and Kill* (Sat. Noon For Monday) D t llv a r y 2:2-0714 A ft B CONTRACTORS IIOMK IMPROVEMENTS, ROOKING, PAINTING A l N ' U I ATINO F in a n c i n g Arranged 122-2117 Legal Notice IV T H K CIRCUIT COURT. M A T H J i n i t T A I . CIRCUIT. Ik Do yo u h a v t a d r i n k i n g prnb- A M I FOH SEMINOLE C O I N Itm. W rltt P. O. Uox I l i a , TV, F L O R ID * Ih C'HAhi'KItV hO. 14PIS Hanford. hOTICK TO H K P K h U JOIINNIK T. WATSON. P la in t iff , notice up eti.tt N o l l f t It hereby g i v e n that, pu rsu a n t to a Final D ecr ta of F o rtc loatirt t n l t r t d tn ca u se numbered 11773. In the Clrrult Court of H tm ln olt County , Klor. Ida. I w ill aril tha property • llu a ta d In Sem lnol* Cou nty, Florida, desc ribed aa: Tha Waal 71 fart o f th« Kaat O n e-H a lf ( K H I o f all that part o f III.OCK I. WII.DMEHK, ly in g North of Church Htreet (aald lltork 1 lylnn North nf c h u r c h Htreet b e in g *14 feet fro n tin g on Church Htraat end 17* faat In d a p th ) , a cco rd in g to plat t h e r e o f raenrdad In Plat Ilook I, P ag # 111, l*ulillc Record* nf Krmlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florid*. at politic aalr, to tha h l x h r t t and baat lilddar for ra th , at tha front door t n t r a n r a o f the H tm ln o lt C o unty Cou rtlioua- In Hanford, Florida, h t l w t a n !!:0i> A. M . and 7:00 P. M.. on J U v it. m>. (com er head Art hur II. Ilarkwl Ih. Jr., Clark o f Circuit Cyurt lly: Elisab eth llru n sn sh a n D ep u ty Clark K. Am hrn ia Olllff, Jr. P. O. llox t o i l Hanford. F lorida A tto rn ey for P la i n t i ff P ublish May t. m l CDM-17 YOU M B , TMB MBWKV IB PBlBUTPUai MMTICl MB MAf BBCAU- AM WCCttNr PKAPAO A ao.vaT * * * ■ » •* * notmnb IBUT LAT1B TIM COWMrf BBCAU TM M W CM t BOATatTHQMkO A BAM P*OM TUB VABP OUOlUt# — _ IM MCS4IT VBAROl uerip m o b w « an*m . *no ho ICAM OMtTWV BOM MUB9M9TO I msI TOO ho* M h*» l «> KKI KO WATHO.V, D e'en d a n t THK STATE OF F f.ttH lltA T i p KKIK O WATSON t i n t Uuaan Drlva Corpus r n r l i t l . T e i a e Pl.KAHK TAK K NOTICK that yo u ara harrhy required :■> fllr your w ritte n t n i w a r or da. fens*. If any, pers onally or by an atto rn a y , on or tiafora Juna 7. 1911, a t tha nrrica of tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court, Sem inole Cou nty Cou rt hiijee, Hanford, Flo rid a, 22771. and to mall a co p y tharao f to Htenalrnm, Davta A Mrlntoah, Attornaya for P la in tiff. l ’o»t o f fir* l l o t 1120, Hanford Florida. 22771, In that certa in divorce p ro ceed in g p en d in g a g a in st you In the Circuit Court o f the Nin th J u d i c i a l . Circuit In and for Hemlnole Cou nty. Florida. In Ch ancery, a n a b b rev ia ted ttlla nf aald rauaa h eln g " Joh n ­ nie T. W a lt o n , P la in tiff, vart u t K elkn W a lto n , D efen d a n t,” and herein fall not nr a D e ­ cree Pro Confeaao w ill ha e n ­ tered aga ln a t you, and tha m u t e proceed ex parte. (HKAI.) Arthur II. H eck w lth . Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vthlen Dep u ty Clerk Htenelrnm, D a v it A M cln to ih Attorn ey* at Law Poat Of III a Box 1210 Hanford, Florid * 12771 Pulillth May I. 17. 1*. 3*. m i C D M -lt It Pays irR7Ht«ioRyoPM yiiFf.J h,^[ I~ I THINKI HAVEEVERYTHIN* CONTROt...THEN,ROOM To SRF-prry wont w om an* L TIME.RXJRE GOINGID HACKOR. GMCyAMP THATBOK. AND TAW WHAT* CODING TO)OUI Use The • rm m a w o r m ra k a u h o u s w ik h h a p m e n z i r . ' WAIT-TOU MOVB TOO MAT, MADAM—T MCAM MISS' Herald Want ijjj$ * Made Hllp Covert A Drapta. W a ll to w a ll c a r p e t ­ ing. Largo s e lectio n to r h n o et from. Alarm F a b ric* & Ruga FHKK KHTIMATK A T YOCIl IIOMK 2119 P a rk Dr. H.M.ford 222-1712 D ra p eries . Hllpcovera - Gift* JK AN MAIICKI. INTKHIOHH 1001 F ren ch Ave. 321-1190 UI'IIOLSTKIIING. Draperlet. Hllp Co v ert F r e t ettlm a tt e . All work gu a ra n teed . Alto, uard furniture. Hemua n t i for tale. Adame Decor atore. 123-2022. ______ 18. Landscape Service SPRAY SERVICE LAWNS - CITIIUH - MOffl —ALSO— L a n d sca p in g A l a w n lla ln t. VOSS LANDSCAPE 323-1950 After 6 19. Uuilders Supplies PltE-CAH T Concret e S lep t G U E d O tlY LUMIlCIl CO 128 Mania Ave________ 4 ::-n soo Ads 222-11*2 Instruments TMtTuT^fT^ncTt^n^TTnTnr Gen* Cu m baa — 222-2111 n a n o T u n i n g an * n a p a fr W. I.. H arm on - • 222-4:21 35. Vacuum Cleaners HANFOIID VACUUM 8 VC. HAI.KH . UK PA I Its 2111 y. P ark Ave. 2 2 2 - fS l! 50. Mlsc. For Sale (let I'rofrtalonal ca r p e t c l e a n ­ ing r e m i t * — rent lllue L u s ­ tre Electr ic Carp et S h a m p o o er It per day. Carroll F u r n ­ itur e Co. NOTICE Hewing m ach in e at III In g u a r ­ ante e. 13(1 Z ig -Z a g , Card o n ly tw ice, m o v i n g North, m utt tell. A ssu m e re m a in ing * p*> nienta o f 1414. C a ll Coll e d OA 1-3177. H K FIG K nA TO n . med ium I3S. 1101 E llio tt. a tie HOOVER VAC. C L E A N E R S W H IT E SEW ING MACHINES A u t h o r li t d S a les A Ssrvlc* G ARRETT'S 100 K. Fir st. 332-1244 Legal Notice I h TIIK CIRCI'IT COURT OF T H E h l h T I I J i n i f l A L C IR­ CUIT. Ih A M ! FOR HKMIhOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA S tn fo rd 'e NO. 14242 T E D W.LLIAMH HOW FORECLOSURE IPS K 2t l h 122-11*4 MACK!. C. H U F F M A N P la i n t i f f 22. Plumbing 20. Hardware T, m m TNG C o n t r a c tin g Repair* r i l K E EHTIMATKS IL L H A R V E T 104 Hanford Ave 422-3211 21. Well Drilling OFFKKING A SPECIA L SKID WKM.H DRILLED. PUMPS VICK? Mora than lO.tOO ra id S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS a n a rt i*h» Hanford l l t r a ld All Typ e* and Sitae c l a i i l f l a d ada dally, flat** aa W* R e p t l r aiid Service l o w aa I t c par Una par day! S T I N K Dial 223-1411 or 421-1*11 and Machine an d Supply Co. placa t o u r ad! 207 W . 2nd St 1:2-4132 J. I'entonale Legal Notice Road A l.a k e V iew Ave. No 111 M agnolia m oney d o w n on an y m ow er up to t i o o , t i n per month. Hervlee on a n y maka. Ph. 31. Musical Legal Notice l h T I I K r i N C I ' I T CIH I4T O F T IIK h l h T I I J r i l l f - m . I n t ­ e l IT I h A M I F o i l HK94I M H .K I 'O I 'h T V . F I . O I I I I M . Ih CHAhCKHV Ml. 1 4073 MUTUAL FIN ANCE COMPANY, a corporat ion, ru in tirr -v * . JOHNNY J. JACO and Altt.UNK JACO, h it wife, D etenJvila h O T I t 'K l i F «4 IT • T A T K O F F I . O I I I I M T il l JO HNNY J. JACO and Alt' LKNK JACO. h it wlfa w h o se r e t l d e m a la: UNKNOW N You are hereby required to file your a n s w e r or w ritte n d e ­ fense s. If any. In the a b ove p ro ­ c eed in g w ith the Clerk o f tfllt Court, and to t e r v e a copy t h e r e o f upon the P l a i n t i f f * a t ­ torn eys, w h o se n a m es and a d ­ dress appear* h ereon, on or b e­ fore the 41h da y nf Ju n e, 1941. the n a tu re o f this p ro ceed ing b ein g a suit for foreclo su re nf m ortgage again st the follow ­ in g described pro perly, t o - w l l ! Lot 11, Block 1, MORILK MANOR. 2nd SECTION, as recorded In P la t Ilook 11, P a g e t 41. 47 A 41. Public Recor ds o f Krmlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florid a DONF. AN D O R D E R E D at Sanford County nf Hemlnole. Htale o f Florida, thla 3rd day o f May. t i l l . (HEAL) Arthur If R erk w lth Jr.. Clark. Hamlnol* County, Florida lly: Martha T. Vlhlen D ep u ty Clerk Joseph W. P a n lello o f OltKGORY. COUIIS A PANIKLLO A tto rn ey s for P la in t iff 404 J a ck so n S tr eet Tam pa 2. Florid a T-ubllah May I. 13. 19. 31. 1911 C DM -lt ih t iik r is r u iT e-orsT . hlhT II JI'IIICIAI. IIIHIIT. Ih » X II FOR BKMIhOt.K l O l'h T V . STAT E OF FLORIDA . Ih CHANCE RY. NO. 14*23 THK WILLI A M e n u ROM BAVINCH HANK, a N ew York co r­ poration, P la in tiff. VINCENT SUZANNE wlfa. l>. n MONROE MONROE, W A L T E R C E S R T JR. AND LOIS A. KSRV. HIS W I F E D efen d a n ts NATICK TO APPKAII TOi W A L T E R C. KSRV Ji t and LOIS A. KSRV. I l l s W IF E A d d ress:— UNK NO W N T o l l are hereby notified that a lllll o f C om p la in t for F o r e ­ closure haa b een filed a g a in st you. and you a r t required to se r v e a c o p y nf your A n sw e r nr P le a d in g lo the Rill o f C o m . plaint on the P la in tiff's A t to r ­ ney. JOHN IE A. MCLEOD, line 1224, Apop ka, Florida, go d fils* Ih* o r i g i n a l A n s w e r nr P le a d ­ ing In the o f fi c e or the Clerk nf the Circuit Court on or b e . fore the 3rd day o f Ju ne. I91V If you fall to do so. Ju dgmen t by d e f a u lt wi l l he ta krq a g a i n s t yo u for the r elief d e. m en de d In the Hill nf Co m ­ plaint. DO NE AND ORERKD at Hanford. Hemlnole C ou n ty , F lo r ­ ida. thla 20th da y of April. 1943. (S E A L ) Arthur II. B e c k w ith , Jr., c l e r k Circuit Court. Hemlnole County . F lorida Uy: Mnrlha T. Vlh len D ep u ty Clerk JOHN IK A. MCLEOD A tto rn ey for P la i n t i f f l i n t 1324. Apopka, Florida Pub lish May I. 12, 19, 24, 1941 CDM -t* NATICK A F DISTRICT MEETING OF MKMRKRI A P FLORIDA CITIIUH M I T I'A I . To all m em b er s o f F lo r id a Citru s Mutual r esid in g In or o w n i n g c it ru s frull g r o v e p ro ­ p e r ly In F lo rid a C itru s C o m ­ m issio n District No. 2 c o m ­ p r i s i n g Alach ua, P u tn a m , Hi. John*. F la g ler , Markin, L e v y and Hemlnole C o u n ties and C o u n ty C o m m is sio n e r ’s D is­ trict* On*. T w o and T h ree o f Vulusta County . NOTICE Is h ereb y g iv e n t h a t pu rsu a n t tn the l l y - l a w s o f aald F lo rid a C itru s Mutual, liter* w ill be held on the 19th da y nf May, t i l l , at 3:20 p. m. at T h e C om m ercial Rank 4k T rust C o m ­ pany, C o m m u n ity llonm, 2nd flo o r—Ocala, Florida, a m e e t . Ing of tha mem ber * o f said Flo rid a Cttrua Mutual aa d ea l c n a t e d ab ov e. The purpose o f thla m e a l i n g I* tn elect three d i r ecto r! o f F lorida Cltrue Mu tual and In t ra n sa ct auch o t h e r b u s in e s s as m ay pro perly he con sid ered by said m rettn r. P ro x y v o t i n g w ill not b t p e r ­ mitted. Anyone re p r e s e n t in g a c o r ­ porate m em b er nf Mutual m u s t have a w ritte n a u t h n r l i i t l o n from auch co rp o ra te m em b er to re present It al the m e e t in g and v o l e In tla behalf. D e l e d at Lakalan d. Flo rid a, this 21th day o f April, 1913. CH A R L ES C. P ARTIN Secretary F lorida Cltru* Mutual Publish May i , 1911 C D M -lt and h it IN TH K CIRCUIT INI CRT OF TH K NINTH JUDICIA L C IR­ Defendan t*. CUIT Ih A M I PAN HBMIhALK h O T irr o r *i it COUNTY. P L A N U M . THK *TATK OK FLORIDA CHANCP.HY h o . I4TN* TOi Vincent I>. Monro* and THK ItOHTON F IV E CEN TS Hueann* H. Monroe, hie HAVINGS RANK. wife, whoa* residence li P la in tiff, 3414 Manaqua Drive, ve. W eiterv tll * . Ohio JAMES A. BOWLES, at ux. Nolle* la h ereb y g iv e n that D efen d a n ts. ault ha* been filed In the NATICK A F HAI.K a b ove Indicated Court again*! NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV ­ you. and each o f you. Ih* t ill* EN that on the 11th d a y o f of w h ich caa* I t a e a b ove May, 1911 at 11:00 a. m. at the shown. main door nf tha C o u rth o u s e You are h ereb y required lo o f Hemlnole c o u n t y , at Hanford. file your a n s w e r or w ritte n Flo rid a, tha undersign ed Clark defenses. If a n y , In tha a b ove w ilt o f f e r for eal* to the h i g h proceed in g w it h Ih* Clerk of eet and beat bidder for rash thla Court and to a trv * a copy Ihr f o llo w in g deacrlbed real th e reo f upon Ih* p t a l n t l f f * a t ­ pro perty: tornay* whoa* n a m e and a d ­ I-ot 1, Rloek C. COUNT ItT dress ap pear* h tr eo n , on or CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. b tfo r* the t l h day o f Ju na 19(1. 2, acco rd in g l o tha plat tha n alur* o f thla proceed in g tharao f a i recorded In P la t b e in g a ault t o foracloa* tha Rook 13. P a g t * 71 and 71. lien o f a m o r tg a g e on Ih* f o l ­ P ub lic Haeorde e f Hemlnole l o w i n g described pro perty s i t u ­ Cou nty, Florida, a te In Hemlnot* Cou nty, F lo r­ t o g e t h e r w it h all alructuree. ida. to w l l : Im provem en ts, flature*. a p p l i ­ Lot i . Block A. Second R a ­ ance*. and ap p u rten a n ce* on v e n n a P a rk S ection o f Loch aald land or used In c o n j u n c ­ Arbor, acco rd tn * to m ap or tion t h erew ith. plat t h e reo f recorded In Thla ta le la mad* p ursu ant P la t Boo k 1*. P a g e 2 ( - l l . lo final dacra* of foraMvaura P ub lic Recor ds o f Hemlnole en tered tn Chan rary a ctio n Nn. Co u n ty , Florida. 14719 now p en d ing In the Cir­ DONE AND O R D E R E D at c u it Court o f and (or H em lnil* ■anford, t a m l n o l # Cou nty. Sta te Cou nty. Florida. a t Florida, (kla trd d a y a t D A TED TH I* J r l day *r May. 19*1. May, t i l l . (■KALI (SE A L ) A rth u r H. B e c k w ith . Jr.. A rth u r H. Uark w lth , Jr„ Clerk a f lb* c i r c u i t Court Clark o f tb* Circuit Cour* By: Martha T. V l h l ta , By: Elisab eth B r uananan D. C. D ep u ty Clerk ROE**. WIGHT A B U R FO R D ANDE RS ON. RU«H. A m e r ic a s National B a n k Bldg. D EA N B LO W NDE* P. O. Bag t i l l * Atto rn ey * (or P l a i n t i f f *t . Patareb urg. F lo r id a 11711 321 Eaat Cen tra l OoulavarB A tto rn ey s for P la in tiff Orlando. Florid a P«Ml*h H a y I. 12. U . 24. 1211 P ublish May i . l i t * C D M - ll COM-14 t 6) O �[erald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! BO. Mine. For Sale 69. Schools ft Instructions 84. Real Estate • Sale J S A N F O R D nUW INO CKNTKIl ( t o t so. Park a h . CERAMIC Inatructlon* by Ell- W A N T A G A R D E N HOME? Bibct h. Ilandmiita .11,hr,. L i r g e home eltea (g a rd en aixe) ro«r* ate. Luster* U«M R e . R estr icte d area, c i t y w ater _ R E A D Y -M IX CONCRETE cal*. : Hour* | i . s o . Ph i : ; . W ill build lo your plane. “ If b l o c k * . S te p p in g Stone*, Sand. 111!. Its w o rth building, tta wort h S tM l. O r t i M Trap*. Rock, b u ildin g RIGHT." S * 1 * e t l . o t Markfr*. P o ly e th y len e. y o u r lot now. FHA. VA. C o n ­ FI.VINO SEM1NOI.K RANCH W lr * M»*h. rtl»p*. W ln.low v e n t io n a l f ina n cin g . Jam** (g pa c * University Airport) Hlllm Dry W ell* A Drain TIU. K. Lee. B u ild in g Contra ctla'Catrd 1 mile s Eael of Ovlado MIRACLE CONCRE TE C f t on l i n y . II I l« now oprn UtuiUnt Inatructlon now t l v * CRUMLEY - M O N T E t T I t INC. 111 CO. FT. U p rig h t Fr*»«»r. • n In Plpar Charok** “lift." EX C LUSIV E SALES AGENTS. Ilk* new. Call « 19 p m. SOD W. lat. St. 222-4611 Com* nut and l a i r n te fly _223-»T70.______________________ NOW. E i p a r t Instruction In a ralaxad a tm o sp he re rem ovP r i t l G I R A I R E W a a h e r , »lo; JOHN E. FOX, ad from t.u.y tr*ffl<- p a t. x*rv*l Oaa R efrigerator. l i t . Raaltor tarn*. T w i n - e n g i n e Chartrr I 1 M 1 R . ____________________ IIS-011# a v a l l i h l * anywhara. E * * o 104 N. P ark Av*. A viation Product* avallahl* | j EVE NIN G D ra v i.s. i l l * ( A T , for H appy F ly in g . Th. 3*6 1 Mn n*w S a i t Covsr* for NOW TOU CAN T R A D B Ilftl for fur ther Information •«4 Bu lrk Spaclal. Call i : i IN ALL 10 S TAT ES a n d appointm en t. 1111 a tta r 4 p. m. In a ddition to our lo ca l tra d ­ RADIES S h o t Sala. II *» 71. Male Help Wanted er* ex ch a n g e, we w ill a r ­ I SURPLUS CITY r a n g e a trade on property I t a i W. l»t______________ R M I H COLLECTOR . SALESMAN, eal anywhere In th« Untied a ry and co m m lieln n , t eta b f l a t * or Canada. T e ll u* w h a t llth ed root*, vacation pay y o u b a v * and w h a t you 181. Articles For Rent w ith bonua b»n*flt*. mu*t wa n t. Member o f Intarn ahav* late model ear. hondable, t lo na l Trader* Club w ith R E N T A nr.D m utt be ex perienced. Apply o v e r I .000 m em b er office* Ijln lliw ay. H osp ital. II a b y Gen eral Rom e Equipment, th r o u g h o u t Ih* world. Rad*, by Day. Weak, or 407 W. l e t SL, Sanford. No Month. Phone Call*! CARROLL'S F U R N IT U R E 111 W. l i t . 121.1111 S A N F O R D R E S ID E N T to 1*1# S. F rench tra n a a et Company buelnea* t t l - l # # ! • T o o n am * It — w * hav * It!" In a r e * Ag* 2:-10. Praaent- Raaltor - Appraloer . In iu ro r llou** — H y d ra u lic l y em ployed and o w n ear. Trnn*nil*»lon — Jack* Orlundo 211-4601 for In 87. DiRtiness Rentals AMERICAN RENT-ALL Call terv lew . M « « B. H lnwatlm ari-M U O FF IC ES and Store Spar* E X P E R I E N C E D Painter. A & Sanfo rd Mobil* Park 83. Wanted To Buy B Contraotora. 212-2217. 1116 S. Orlando Dr.. 2 2 1 - l » lt . 9br ftanforb ftrrolb May 8, 1965 — Pape 11 95. Houses For Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer F U ltN I T U R E a :> - : :? o SET.U US your r u rn ltu r * . Q uick Ser vice w ith tha Caah. SUPER 1RAD1.NO P O S T . 2 1 1 .a m ____________ 86. Furniture For Sale F o r tha b i g g e s t aatactlon o f n ea rly n ew and uaad furnltura. a t * Noll'a Furnltur* Broker*** In C«***tbarry on 17-12. Open I day* » to «. 72. Female Help Wanted 90. lA>tH For Sale R E G IS T E R E D Nl'ItSES a LI- S P E C IA L Rating on l a r g e L a k e reneed P ra ctica l Nureea I’oJraaup lo t a t a discount. ■Itluna a v a ila b le 1 to 11:2# A Thla I* • ba rg a in a t 16.400 11 t o T:20 Shift*. Contact Di­ ca»hrecto r o f Nureea, Sem lnola Memorial llo a p lta l. Sanford. Ball-Blair Agency UAIt MAID, Part Tim* Thura. Rea l E atat* — Iwauraneo Frl. A S a tu rday Kvenlnga. 3rd a P a rk Av*_______ #11-4441 A t t r a c t i v e — 21-16. Call 3221)7# a f t e r * p. m. 91. Farms, Groves 77. Situation Wanted COUNTRY SETTING. Lo v ely m ode rn 71 F l Horn*, double C l a d furnltu r* ap pRan cta. tool*, ca rp ort *, la rg e yard. Near ate. D o u g h t - Hold. Larry1* 1IAIIY HITTING, daye. nlghta, arhool. #100 Down, I f , I K . Pb. Mart, l i t S an fo rd Ava. Ph. regular. Cathy. 322-1212. o w n e r 221-016#. 332-41*2. DATS WORK. 222-2024. CO URTEO US T CH ARGE AC* 95. Houses For Sale COUNTS— llmltod credit If IRONING, my home. 1:2-1)11. S a tis fa c tio n guara nte ed . y o u o w n a pbon*. Put claaaD CE N T R A L Air Conditioned , 1 fled A l a to w o r k for y o u l llilrm., Igr. Flo rid a Room, DAYS WORK, 112-1110 or 672R ece n t ly painted. 323-01(6. 420#. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. l l t d d l n * A F ur nitu re A T FACTORY PRICES: l i t M a g n o lia SSS-SSSl 1 III'11At . 2 Rath. VA Quality , K itc hen equipped. I I I mo., J u n e lat. 3:3-06) 1. D E N T A L ASSISTANT. •ub*U tu te w o r k during vacatlona. FREE ESTIMATE _______________ UY O W NER. I Bedroom. 2 122-1461. bath, CII conatru ctlu n home. C p h o la ter ln g A Mattraaa r e n ­ Ige. etiady loL L o w equity. o v a t in g . New k Uaad F urnl- 81. Income Property 121-4111. tura. Call Nix Red ding Mf«. Co. a t 741 C elery Ave. 122* MUST S E L L D u p le* A Apt. 2117. Sanfo rd Av*. 8. to lllblecua, to elgn. For Information I’h. WILSON • MA1EII FUHN 122.6007, 4.4 p. m.________ Uuy — Sell — Trad* >11-16 E. l i t . ___________ l l l - t t ? 7 DAYS WORK . 1 2 2 - 6 ;( (. 84. Heal Estate • Stle 60. BusinettM Opport. HALT P IL CH E R Beat Uuy Urok er 2 2 2 - 7 0 1 Day or N ig h t D R I V E -IN RESTAURANT X#ooat*<1 on > lota w ith 10 year laa*a. Bu ilding and eq uipm ant Included In price. Pra« . n t l y g r n .a l n g ap prox. IS.000 par mo. Equip, and building alone appral*ed at much m ore tha n «ala* price. Will • all all Including Cou nty f ra n cb li* for o n ly fll.000.00. c . A . WHIDDON, SR. SO U TH W A RD T H E TIME T E S T E D FIRM 114 N. P a rk Aye. 1 22-tlll 201 8. BR O K E R Park !!2-6t»l St. Johns Realty $100 DOW N FHA - VA HOMES I, I, A I BEDROOMS 1, m a 3 IIATI1H KIT CHEN E Q U I P P E D LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE D EL IV E RY For Com plete I n fo rm a tio n See or Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER W* H ava Th# Horn# F o r You STEN STR O M REALTY Payton Realty “Would you mind escorting m« home, Officer? That girl is following me!" 3 in v e st m en t a realty SUMMER Rale, I Rdrm. Furn Apt on ly M l . 1703 Magnolia, *72-3)61. lit FURN. Apt. Cloa* la . Jtmml* Cow an . M S - M l t . AUTO GLASS A SEAT COVER CO. l- lt o o m , 1- nr . F urn. Apl. M5. f a l l a f te r 6 p.m. and w e e k ­ end* 321-ftl)l>. FURN. 3 Apia. *30 k A d u lts s : ; - 9 n o . *40 mo.. CLEAN 1 DR. F u r * . pat* 1111 Elm Av*. A pt. *e $100.00 DOW N Legal Notice Seminole Realty and Sales Broker JIM H U N T Ro a Ih f t Motors 14 FT. RUNAHOUT. Kvlnrude, Trailer. 322-91)7. 1* YT. QLA STRO n ] OaTor trailer, *3 H P J o h n so n m o ­ tor. *l*c. ata rtt r. Cxrellant condition . Ph. 323-4244 / L e t s Do y ■ Business t\ T o g e th e r vw GHIA Ellinor Motor Co. 322-1835 Bi You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A ’65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 62 Chevrolet Rlacayue 4-Dr. 8*l*a#a. Sta­ tion Wagon. Thla Car la S o l i d Throughout. Now Finish And E ttrg Cloan Vinyl Interior. Eqslppod With Chevy's Economical 9 Cyl. I'owrrgllda, Power Steering, Radio And Heal* er, Air Conditioned — NOW ONLY 125. Marine Supplies SMALL Furn. Garage Apl., Ailulta on ly, No P els, M l mo. Apply 1601 P a r k Av*. s1 5 9 5 SPECIAL PAINTS F IB REGLASS, Cloth ft S sv a 1ft*#. Fa*co, F rench Av*. S23-1S10. R)*ln 1100 T H E UN IV E R S A L 51EDIUM for g ettln r things don* . . Claealfled Adel Dial 322-1(13 or 133 3*1* In South Sem lnola an d put on* to w o r k for y o u l 51 Jeep 4-Wheol Drive, Kadlo, Com) Tlreo, Ituna Good. > 4 9 5 63 Chevrolet N A T IO N A L B A N K ^POSSESSI ON 4-Door Blaeayno, Economy I. I'owerglide, H e S t o r , Clean ft Solid Throughout- > 1 6 9 5 NO CASH NEEDED! ’59 *60 '62 '61 ’5 7 'S9 '61 ’59 ’5 9 ’5 8 '55 '59 '61 '63 *37 •5H *57 '57 *51 *60 'S3 'S3 '3 3 '$3 '$7 bal. $35 mo. hat. $37 mo. b*l. $47 mo. bat. $42 mo. bal. $2$ mo. bal. $17 mo. bat. $44 mo. bat. $26 mn. bat. $32 mo. bal, $1$ mo. bat. $22 mo. bat. $32 mo. bat. $47 mo. bat. $51 mo. b«L $32 mo. bal. $28 mo. baL $10 mo. bat. $17 mo. $99 baL $ 3 mo. $697 bal. $36 mo. $101 bal. $ 4 mo. $171 bal. $18 mo. Mrrcurjr $7 96 IkHtse $729 Dodge $922 I'hrr. $1041 F o rd $11 9 It r n a u lt $29 7 C o r r . $ 1 09$ ( hey. $137 F ly . $397 Volk*. $$74 $399 O ld * I'hev. $599 K a m h. $981 F a lc o n $1 257 I'h ev . $397 F o rd $491 H e S o l o $1 99 $38 1 Im p . Cher. F a lc o n Bu lrk C a d illa c C her. $14 7 baU $ T mo. F o rd $ 99 bal. $ 4 mo. M erc ur y 9 U 4 b al $ S mo. JUKI* $983 bal. $89 mo. 60 Cadillac Serlea “ir " . 4-Dm>r (M an. Fully Equipped Including Fartoiy Air. A Good Run* nlng Automobile. * 1 6 9 5 60 Ford Falrlne 2-Door Sedan, 0 Cylinder, Automatic Tran*. > 3 9 5 62 Chevrolet Impel* 4-Door Sedan, V-l, I’owerglide, Power Steer­ ing, Kadlo And Healer. >1695 4AO8ANF0RDAVBA ccept T r a d t - l m l l U I Z OPEN EVENINGS Sanford, Florida 322-4503 National Kepooaeasiona Inc. 61 Ford Falrlane 2-Doer, 6 Cyllsder, Stan. Trans., Radio, Extra Clean, Low Mllaxga. 62 Dodge Lancer 2-Door Sedan, I Cylinder, Aut# Tran#., Ha* dlo And Ileater, Low Mile* age. Locally Owned. WAIT; >1095 HAPPIEK HUN' 59 Pontiac Catalina Con pa, V-9, Ants. Tran*., Radis And Has tar. BEGINS FRIDA >195 to ' " " I AD IN F R |f)* y 61 Ford Pick-Up SANFORD HERALD} li Tea, • Cylinder, Hester, No Bust. Rood Tire*. REALTY Legal Notice 1* H P Cheap. II FT. All flhreglaea boat. G a­ tor tilt trailer. 10 hp. E v ln rude. Feed v e r y Rttla. I I ) 3012. FURN. Apl. luo Park . m f l T F A „. DEALS Your K VIN HUDE D ea ler 104 6-1 E. tet. Ph. 323-JMI 2 Rdrm. Duplex. Equip. 1 2 2 - M i l . $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Management ONIW H G a t e w a y To Tha W a t e r w a y 425-5938 Property I’b. 223-1(23 Itobson Sporting Goods CLASSIFIED INDEX V A - FH A M sgnotla 123. Seminole Realty Legal Notice WAT 301 W. 2nd SI. S22-R63I A l . l . WORK G U A R A N T E E D F l i n N . DUP LEX . 1 B d r m . redecorated , 116 m o , Lake Jra­ aup. Uall 322-7IIX a f t e r l;3ft. UNFURN. K itc hen NECK OUT A u to O l a s i 7 ope ft Host Covers N E W F urnished H on e* for rent FURN. AFT., D ownsta ir*. Idas) for coupl*, no Pats. 117 W. for 440 per month. Sea Mrs. 11th. W. K. K en non, f i t Ilalalead. D elto n a , F I s , for a p p o in t ­ APARTMENTS. Sanfo rd Mobil* ment. 1—Lost 6 Found I t — M o n t y W an te d Park . 3111 8. O rlando Dr., I — Parto nala 44—S a v in g * A L o s s 131-1)10. LONGWOOD, 3 Bedrm. Duplex, 4— B e a u t y Car* I I — Insurance Furn.. 10' t.lv ln g k D in in g 6— Day Nurserlaa 2#—Aehnola A In structio n * 2 RDRM. Furn. Apt. l i t . 10SH Area M l. Ph. 1 ) 1 1 2 ) 5 . I— Child Car* 70— E m p lo y m e n t Service* E. l i s t St. R obert A. W i l ­ »— D oga—Cat*— Fota 71— Mala Help Want*,! s linnnooM lloue^ saws lia m s 2 2 : - » 3 1 . 14— P o u ltry — Llvaatock #2— F e m a l e H elp Wan ted Ad am s Court, W yn n ewn od . I I — Special Nol le* * 21— Mai* or F e m a le Help AVALON AP ARTMENTS l'h. S3S-0SSI. I I —C a t e r i n g — Food 71—Sale* Help Wan ted 111 W. 2nd SI.. 122-1417 I I — Bicy cle Repair* 77— S itu ation W an te d 2 BEDROOM hoiia#, kitchen 16— Spaclal S erv ices 21— In com e P roperly 108. R ih ii b h F « r Kent equipped. i::-53ft3. I I — S w im m in g P o o ls 22— Bualneaa P r o p — Sale 17— Ja n ito r ia l Barelcao 23— Real R e la t e W ante d I RKDROOM Furn. on Weat IIOOMM for lie n . 401 Magnetite I t — loindarape Srrvloo 24 — Real R a ta ls Sale Side. i : : - 4 « l * a f te r 6 p. m. IT — Buelnea* Rental* I#— Builder* Supplleo 20— l<ota For Hals I# — H a rd w a re IIEDROOM t'nfurn.. k i t- h e n KUHN, II o o in « ni'inl-prlvntu 11— Home Im p ro v em en ts 21 — F a rm * —Grove* equipped. 122-1461. hath. >m mo. ajS-«3«*. #2— Acr eage 21— P lu m b in g 12— P a in t i n g 1 ROOM Furn houer, Utllltlea, 22— llou eva F o r Sal* 115. A u I oh For Sale I I —W all D rillin g |« n mn. Ph. S32-4)3ft. >2— H ou ses— Sal* or R en t 21— Air Cond. A H ea tin g IT— H o u se F o r R ent F U R N IS H E D lion**, L a k e '66 5IONZA, ("Speed, low m i le ­ I I — Radio • T e le v is io n 740— Resort Ren ta l* Mary. 3:2-301#. age. I6U0 down, aeetime |>*>101— Trailer*—Cabana* I I — P h o t o k E quipm ent I»— Horn* Appliance* 101— Mobil* H o m e s —Sal* menla. Uall 322-7170 a f t e r 6. NICELY FURN. Ilousr, 2401 H. I I — Muelcal I n s tr u m en t s It'S — hloblle llonrea— Ren t Elm. 122-3307. '61 CH EVR O L ET 4-door. * c y l , a t — B u sin e ss E q u ip m e nt 1 0 | —T ra iler s p e c * — Rent rrhtilll an gina. Ph. 322-6<17 31—J o b P rin tin g 106—Tr a iler Ia>la—Sal* a f t e r 4:iu. 102— A p a r t m e n t s For Rant 3 IIDIIM. Cl«44 In School A 34—U r h o le t e r y S hopping Center M l mo. 101— R oom s For Ran t 16— Vacuum Claanara Mona Jarvla, 1:2-1110, leak* IMS DU DUE '(6 la g s. 4 new l i t — H o tel Room* 37—M oving k S to r a g e (Ire*, g ood epare No rtlel. 51 ary. 111— R en ta l A g e n t s 3#— Ka te rm in ator* Guild r u n n in g co ndition. *100. 13— P la n t* — F eed* — Seed* 111— W a n te d T* H eat I R E D n o O M . 2 Rath. K itc hen 223-600). 116— Au loa F o r S a lt 60— lilac. For Sal* eq uipped A v a lla h l* a f te r I I I — A u to s—Hal* o r Trad* 61— Article* For R ent May 21. I I I. I ! 2 » IM . ‘69 RAMIll.EIL * dour Sedan, 111—Truck* For Sal* 61—S w a p or K ach an g* R i a l clea n ft n ew Urea. 130— A u t o m o t iv e Ser vice 13— W a n te d To Uuy NE W 1- Iledroom home*. Fh. *376 00 I I — F urnltu r* For Hal* 111—S co o ters A C y cles 121-0411. SAN F O R D MOTOR CD 111— Boat* A Motors I t — A n tiq u es For Sal* 100 Frenrh Av# 322-131: I t — Money To Loan 111—Marino S u p plies 2 IIEDROOM. 1 hath, FurntahI# — B u s in e ss O pportu nities rd, w a ll to w a ll ca rp etin g , 1951 - CHEVROLET , 4 door, a ir conditioned. Nice. e x c e p t io n a lly g o o d altape. Ph. 312-1730 a f te r 1:00 p.m. JOHN SAULS AGENCY ( D ia l Dtraot) 1910 F IA T (71, need* repair*. n E A L EST ATE BRO K E R From S a n fo rd E io fea n g e From S em lnola Cou nty 3*2-663*. Real Eatat* Aaaorlat* W IL L A MAE PltOKOSCK i l -2 w it h Radio Sr lleatar, 332-7 174 Day i : 3 - 0 | ) S N i g h ts '**• lT c e | l * n l condition. 323-6(4} 95. Utilises For Sale 95. Houses For Sale UNFUIINIMIIED 1 Bedroom, «( R EN AULT Dau phin*, a u t o ­ kitc hen equipped, fenced yard. matic, rad io and heater. A - l U H E E N U ItA IR ONLY 1*50 DOWN 121.1107. ren d it io n , * o n * In s e m e * . Ch oirs l o t s a v a ila b le In Green* T a k e over p a y m e n t s on thla *21-31(1 a f t e r *:>« p. m. bralr o f Loch Arbor o v e r l o o k ­ ch o ic e I Rrdruoni. 1 >» bath, 3 BEDROOM duplex, furnlehin g g o l f co u rse. C u s t o m 1 o w n e r home. Situ a ted on *d. #76 m o . 1 mile* Sou th 1IOII McKHH U S E D CARS b u ild in g to y o u r s p e c i f i c a ­ b ea u tifu l landecaped A ( h a d ­ from Hunt*. I22-12I*. NO MONEY DOWN tions. O rtsn b ra lr d eveloped ed lot. No q u a lify in g . Month­ *01 F r e n -h Ave. 12J-072I ly pay m ent* |» 7.I4 on VA 3 IIDIIM.. 1'v Rath. IMO. A v a i l ­ by KINOBWOOD m o rtg a g e a b le May 7. 322-610#. 116. AutomSale or Trndc BUILD RRS. INC. LAKE C o t ta s * . Furn. 112-1101. IIi-1 0 7 1 101 F a ir m o n t Dr. ?dT*?C*iTe FURN. t Bdrm. house. Florida hard top, radio, heater, power Room, Carport*. Lake Mary 1100 DOWN a teerln g , **30 raah or trade 1*0! h. p.ipk Av§. turn. For i n fo r m a t i o n call I n n . . 10 a 17 Fla. Rm.. Ter. for ol der car. Ph. 122-51 *7 or SI2-&J33 * n >t I fit • l ! M ' » * . _______________________ Floore, Kit. equip. 1*7 mo. era a t l i t (tarrleon l>r. pays all. HRI.MI.Y REALTY. Hir.VIdA.Mi KH rATI-:H, 3 fled10 *. Mobile IlnmeH • Sale O ffice In V i lla g e Halt. N. Or­ r<»otit, Urwr I'fttio, Carport*, lando. 333-1241, n lg h ta *23Utility Itooivw Nlca Lind* 3671. reaped leot, Outalde (lartiem # 194) M I N U T E . 60x10. Acceaftorlea Included. 160 ou r e q u ­ 1*11 ft Circle Drive, K l i r l r l f 3-IIRDROOM, I bath, carport ity. Ph. 121-40)1. Kllrliwii. Sh«»wn by a p p o i n t ­ and u ti l i t y room. Drrp w ell ment on ly, a f te r May I. Call 1-1 and I Bedrooms for w a t r r l n g lawn . D o w n 333-C3M. N E W and USED payment required. 47X.4* A w n i n g s k Cabana* m o n th ly p a y m e n ts . See to QUALI 'Y MOBIL* HOMES eppreclat*. Available 6 June. l l w y 17-11 »___________ I H - 2 I4 # Fit. 127-4721. 322-5612 out Scnkarik Glass and Paint Company 115 W E E K L Y , 1 Br. F ur* . Apt. 101 E. 4t h. N a w Bath. Houses F o r R en t BDRM.. K itc h e n equipped, 275. nice yard. 122-2115. 120. Automotive Service FURN. Apt.. *22-0(47. F.FF. APT. p r lv a l* bath, e u llabt* for Coup)* or f l n g l * S l'N L A N P E S T A TES I B d r m . parson. Id ea lly looatod d o w n ­ 1 Bath. 112 Lake D o t D r . to w n . Inquire at Manuel 3?: l«IT a f te r * p m_______ Jarnheon Dep l. Store, t i l E. let 97. fnaoNft AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 323-1301 2410 H ia w a t h a at t7-#2 • MHt.au.Ua u taituoi 1963 CH EVR O L ET H Ton p lrk-u p. * Cyl. Good Rubber. Mechanically perfect. *123. 333-01(0. 2 BDI1M. FURN. ApL M l Fatm ettn. S22-1374. FU RN. APT., 1300 M ellonvllle, 30 ACRES — BY OW NER Deltona. 2,000' leak* N. Park Av*._______171-1171 Join* front, 1,100* paved road front. 111! P A R K DR IV E I mil** from Sanford. High 69. Schools ft Instructions land 112-7416 A wooded. ALo • • v i t a l 311-1429 NIGHTS L a k ef ro n t Lot*. Ph. Naw 2111124 1 2 I-0 I II Smyrna 427-7212. Real Estate Course 2124141 tll-llll S v r n l n g Claaa al art a May 6th. F o r Inform ation call Mr*. ROREIIT A. WILLIAMS Appleto n, (Collact) Urlandu. R ea lto r 241-4211. Urrt R o d * era Raym ond l.undqulat. Aaao. Schoola o f It a a l Batata. 111*1961 A tla n tic Ba n k Bldg. Government owned School* of Real Eatat* Homes L a w . "Florida'* L*rg**l." M E R LE W. W A R N E R R ea lto r l o t H. P a r k Ave. H I-211# S e U e t lo n o f t , I. and I 1 1 0 0 617 Rant n T H E f'lN CI'IT «•«»* HT OF TOO MUCH through “For Rent" ad*. Get Bedroom* located In varloua T H E NINTH J 4 D K I A I . CIMBa. i lona o f Sanford ex tra Ineomal C U T IN A ND F o i l SEMINOLE Im m ed ia te D e liv e r y COT NT Y, FI.OHIIIA MONTHLY PAYMENTS IN CH ANCERY NO. 1 l*M FROM $50.00 THE lIR O o K L Y N SAVINGS HANK, a N ew York corp ora­ FOR THE BEST HOME NOTII'H (IF *1 IT tion. BUY P la in tiff. TO: O E N E V A C. JACKSON. D efen d an L SEE YOUR YOU AN D EACH O F YOU G ARY I.E E HAMRICK and M IC H ELE RAE HAMRICK. ar* h ereb y n o tified t h a t ault I (Cl. Mobile IlnmeH • Kent |.B E D R O O M . 1 Bath, la rg e haa been co m m enced agalnat A il wlfa, sc reen ed porch. Ineludre well, S K V r a A I d O u ts ta n d in g 3 A I Defendant*. you In tha Circuit Court of the lladronnt II* iiim av allatila In pump A '6# P lym outh. I’ll. Ninth J u d icia l Circuit of the NOTICE TO D E F E N D OR a ll Arra n v l Hunford. leal ua 1-2-3 IIEPIIlMiM. 146-1125. la d 222-4011. Included. SANF UIID MOBILE s t a t e o f F lo rid a In and fur OMIlKIt OF PI III.IFATION yi» >tv you Aroundl P A R K . 1516 H. Orlando Dr., S em ino le County, the a b b rev ­ B U T FOR F OIIE l 1.0*1 IIE O W N ER CUT 22.560 under Ap­ ____________ 32).|»3A . TO: GARY LEE HAMRICK iated t ill* o f w h ich le: FIRS T p raisal. Nice I room. Hhad* and M I C H K I. E RAE F E D E R A L S A V I N G S AND Great In v es tm en t too . I l l LOAN ASSOCIATION OF DAVI (HI. ApnrtmenlM for Kent HAMRICK, hi* wlfa 6ltt. ENI'OHT, e t c - P la in t iff , va. 11767 Sun»ri Drive 1)61 H Park Ava. ROREIIT ARNOLD JACKSON. P a c i f i c Palltadra, 321 623] a n y ti m e t-IIEDROOM. 1 Rath, fenred 4 ROOM AIT. JR., and MILDRE D a JACKCaliforn ia yard. w ith pump. N e w ly N e w ly wall to wftll YOU. GARY I.E E IIAMRICK SUN, hla w ife, e l al. Defendpainted ouleld*. 121*7111 4 RRDItlKIhl, 3 Bath. Central Cm peiinii k. Carport ft. 404 •n d MICHELE RAE HAM­ inti* Sunla nd E ila t* * . Air. S e w a g e . F en ced Yard. K. 14th At. RICK , hla wlfa. ar* hereb y no- In C hancery No. l l i l t . Ideal for children By O w n ­ The n a lu ro o f thla ault I* a ’tlflad that a Com pla int for P A R K R1DOE—S U B - D I V I f ION er. I l l 1-ake Minnie |ir„ Park T all them ?ou a t w It la T h t of that certain F o rtcln a u ra o f M o rtg a g e ha* forecloaur* t Rdrm.. I Bth.. En try Foyer, Hanford Herald! Ridge. Sanford. 3:3-0329. bean file d aga ln a t you. and you m o r t g a g t held and o w n ed by F a m ily Room. B r ea k fa s t Bar. • r e required In *erv* a copy p lain tiff, date d D ece m b er 1*. Bu ilt • la K itc hen. Cen tral o f y o u r A n a w er or pleading* lo 1*61. and recorded Dec em ber l l e a t . Double Garage. City O ffice! 121-2111 t h e Com pla int on P la i n t i f f * 11, 1*6# In O fficia l llecorda S ew er. 117,100. Open Dally. a t to r n e y . JO SEPH 61. FITZ- Hook 271 p a g e 111 o f th e l'u l» Nlghta: I2I-A740 E v e n i n g * 211-1711. G ERALD, 224 S ecu rity Trh*t He Record* o f S em lnola Coun­ 122-0(11 ;.-y 1121 Park Dri»# B u ild in g . Miami. Florida. 32111. ty, Florida, aneurabarln g that I BEDROOM, m bath. Is * • n d file lh a original An*w*r certa in plec* or parcel o f pro­ fenred yard, Countr y Club or p le a d in g In tha o ffice of the perly located, situ a te , and be­ l l a l s h t a . I-ak* Mary Road, Clerk o f t h e Circuit Court on ing In aald C o unty and Slate, l i t Eaeta r. A s su m e M is. A o r b ef ore th e 2 l* t day of May. to-w It: I I I mo. 3 2 I-II6 I. l-ot T. Illock S. BUNLANI) 111 r n t ' N T Y JUDGE'* r o i ' R T , A . I)., 1*46. If y o u fa ll to do ESTATES, a aubdlvlalon. • K N I N O L E COL AT Y, F L O R ­ to, J u dgm ent l>y d efa ult will a cco rd in g to a plat tbtroof, IDA b* t a k e n a g a l n e l you for Ih* recorded In F la t Boo k II. f u * No. e r a s r elief dem anded In the C o m ­ page* II l o I t o f tha pub* E S T A TE O F LOUISK H. S A W ­ plaint. llo Record* o f Sem lnola YER. DEC E A S E D Tha deaerlptlon o f Hie real County, Flo rid a. p roperty pro ceed ed aga in*! la: NOTICE TO I'REUITOMS EACH OF YOU IH R E Q U IR ­ TO ALL PERS ONS IIAVINO Lot 21. Illock l>. II EF T• I.EH ROMES IIOWKI.L ED l o f ile y o u r an a w er or CLAIMS OR DEMANDS • Sedans oilier w ritte n defenae* l o the AOAINST SAID K8 TAT B: r PARK . SECTION ONE. *rco rd ing l o plat th*rro f re ­ Com plain t w ith tha Clark ef Y»u and ea ch o f y o u or* • Hard Top* corded In F la t Bonk 11. th* Circuit Court o f Sem lnolo hereb y notified and required to P a g e* 41. 41. 47 and II. County, Florida, In thla pro­ fll* a n y claim* and demand* • Convertibles P u b lic llecord a o f Seminole ceed in g and l o aerv* a copy which you, or e i t h e r o f you. • Station Wagons C ou n ty . Florida. TO GETH ­ ■hereof upon lb * p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ may have ag a ln a t eald eatal* torney*. a h u l l name* and ad- In lli* o ffice o f Hon. Karlyl* E R WITH: Complete Hrlectioa I llo lp o liit R a n g * ( E l e c dreaa are h e r e i n a f te r a*l forth, llnuaholder. C o unty J u d g e of aa required by law , not later S em ino le Cou nty, a t hla o f fic e ’ tr ie I - S erial No. WT M ’s T h r u M ’s than tha 211b d a y o f May. 1>I6. In tha Court Ifouaa In Hanford. #041401: 1 H o lp o ln t Refrigerator In d e f a u l t the reo f th* caua* Florida, w it h in alg ca len d a r 1200 • $300 Down ( E l e c t r i c ) • Serial No. NT wi l l proceed e g part * upon th* m onth* from Ih* U m * o f th* $40 • $60 Month en try o f a Deere* P ro C ob 1441*21. flrat publication o f Ihla noth a. T H IS N o lle* ahall be pub- f e a . o agalnat you. Each claim o r damand muat 199% Mechanical WITNESS m y hand and th* I,a In w r i t i n g and co n ta in Ih* ~ llilied o n ce t a r h week for four V r o n e c c u llv * weeks In TH E u ff i i l a l aeal of aald Court In plac* o f raaldanc* and poet o f . Guarsateo — U Daps — Semlnola County , Florida, thla flea addreaa of Ih* claim ant S A N F lH I D IIKHAI.D. 1,099 Miles Os AU D A T E D a l Sanlord, S em inole l»th day o f A p r i l 1>46. and muat ba aworn to by Ilia U s e d V W ’s . C ou n ty , F lo rid a, t h is Dith day (SE AL) cla im a n t, hla a g a n t o r a t t o r ­ Art hur II- B e c k w ith . Jr. ney, or th* earn* ahall b* Void, • f April, A. Da !>**■ Clerk o f the Circuit Court Bales — Parts — Servlet / a / E. Pop* Ilaaaetl (SE AL) lly: Martha T. Vihlen Aa Ancillary A d m in istra to r A rth u r II. B e c k w i th . J r , Factory Aulhorlied Dealer D ep u ty Clerk Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f aald astat* IIKAKDALL. GIIIDLKT lly : Martha T. V lh ltn C.T.A. AN D LE W IS E. Pop* Baeaatt D ep u ty Clerk Attorney* for P la i n t i ff JO S E P H M. F IT ZGERALD 60* South Maitland Av*. 10 North Court S U a a t Bs. Hop. 17-M “Excellent Service Too" 214 S ecu rity True! Bu ilding Maitland. F lo rid a Poet O fflc* B ox l i l t A tto rn ey for A n cillary Miami. Florida. 21111 Saafard, FIs. Orlando, Flo rid a A dm in istr ator C.T.A. A t t o r n e y fo r P la i n t i f f F u b lla h : April II. M. Mar 6. Fubllah: April 21, 21, Ma y a, P ublish: April 14. I I , I I . May 12. I #46 6. 1146 | 12. 11(6 33M M I W . Park • 4 4 - M l f CDL 64 CDL I I W C D L IT . ' 118. Trucks For Sale IIDIIM. 5laeon ry hom e, e x ­ W K L A .. A A P ARTM E NTS 114 cellent cond . fenced In TreeA Fir st St. ehaded back yard. R e s i d e n t ­ ial area L o w d o w n paym ent*, 2 ROOM Apt., n te atr f u r n . p r i ­ term*. 1)7 per m onth . Call v a t e hath. Adult*. No F tl* i : :- 4 7 # 4 . 222-1 SI #. O PEN DAILY AN D SUNDAY l i n o Dow n, )«:. per mo. c o n ­ tem porar y 3 Rdrm.. I ' t Hath, F a m ily llm.. W ooded Lot. N. LnngW'Ood—I26A D o w n . 1103 per mo. Colonial t B d r m . I ntlh. P hi. Uarpnrle, Dhl. I til tty, P a tio F a m ily Room. H. I.n n gwood — 1600 Dow n, l i o n per mn. I Rdrm., 2 Rath, I'atln, U o u n tr y Kitc hen, So I. n n g n o o d — 1600 Down. | > ( per mo. I Bdrm. SpllL 2 Rath. Panelad F a m i l y Boom. Fatlo, Orange Trooa, 8. L o n g wood. (All prepared fo r Airt'o n d lllo n ln g l ) 16o Down. I H P-r mn., 3 lldrrn, 1 ' , Barb. Hanford — I #00 Dow n. $120 per mo., E x o utlv* T ) P * Coinnlal, >, Arra lot. Orang* Tree*. 5 B d rm . 3 Bath. Alt conditioned . Well. Suburban Sanford. VA - FHA • In S erv ice I,non a Ava ilab le. All P a y m en t* Include I’rln.. Ini., Taxr a A lira. l.MN E N T E R ­ PRIS ES. INC . 391 t-ongw ood r ia a a . U. S. H i g h w a y 17-21 South. L o n g w o o d . Florida. stemper agency USED 3 106. Apsrtmentn for Rent ,i» check WITH den, orm ‘ THE ®a t , r e 0 F INDIANS. „ cr B >1095 63 Volkswagen 2-Door Sedan. Lew Mils* age, Extra Clean. P- & - O U R ARROWS a ; S H A R P -. WE CIVB A >1595 heal. ® USED CARS OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SATURDAY) FROM HOLLERS OF SANFORD Seminole County Motors 1801 W. 1st St. _ Sanford THE LOT WITH THE OJ(. QUALITY CARg 2nd. ft Palmstln Phon# 322*0614 Ph. 322*0711 Or MI 7*2330 2507 8ft. F u ll Ph. 322*0801 �I’ i Vbr O nrtorl Vrrxll Page 12 — May 6, 1965 THURS. T fm ft a a % MRS. W I L L I A M G. William*, outgoing preaiilent of DcBary unit 259, Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Auxi­ liary, aa of June 6, wan honored by officers and member* a t a luncheon, when ehe received her p a s t president’* pin, corsage and a number of gift*. (Middleton Photo) »o»» “FOLGER’S” • ALL GRINDS COFFEE LB. CAN Christ Church WSCS Conducts Pledge Service t: I li : The Women'* Society of Christian Service of Chrlet Methodist Church conducted a pledge service during the regular monthly meeting held Momlay evening in the church sanctuary with Mr*. Charles Hogg, wife of the pastor, aa hostess. The service, entitled "Por­ tra it of Christ,” was pre­ sented hy Mr*. James Run­ nels with several member* participating. The scripture wns taken from I Curintlilnn* 13 nnd was given by Mr*. Clifford Johnson. Pledge rard* were distributed followed immedi­ ately by reading of the mess­ age from the conference treasurer by Mrs. Robert llrndbury, local treasurer. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Johnson in nbsence of the president. It was announced that Mrs. Dave Waggoner, Mrs. If. I,. Nielsen nnd Mrs. James .Sum­ merville of the Christ Meth­ odist group will attend Fri­ day's May Fellowship at Holy Cross Kplsropnl Church, an annual event sponsored by the Hanford Council of Unit­ ed Church Women. Following the meeting re­ freshment* were served to those attending. •9 II ! * t. \ . , 1 NO. 90S CANS "8TOKKLY" CUT GREEN BEANS . . 5/51.00 . U. 8. CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED" BEEr • CORN . . . . . CORN . . . . . “STOKELY" ALASKA PEAS . . . . . . If. 8. CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED" BEEF NO. SOS CANS If. 8. CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED" BEEF . SLICED BEETS . . . FHK8II “100% PURE" NO. 303 CANS “STOKELY" CUT BEETS . . . . FLA. GRADE "A" FAMILY-PAK “SHOWBOAT" NO. SOS CAN PORK & BEANS . . PINEAPPLE . NO. 2 CANS . . . ‘‘ARMOUR STAR” . . . . . . . . . . REG. ROLL TOILET TISSUE . . "COMSTOCK” PIE APPLES 88* “BETTY CHOCKEK” ckT s t 4 s t ic k s " * PKGS. w ' •MUTANT d r in k s . r ia BALLON “DART” GIANT PKG. S-LR8. AVG. PKG. Limit: One With Your IS Or ......................Irder More Food Order Please. 1 “IMPERIAL" FULL LR. PKG. OLEO 1 COTTAGE CHEiSI SWEET “PINK MEAT- TOMATO JUICE IS OZ. CANS 4« OZ. CANS 4 -9 7 ' K ! 5 9 C e 1°r s 59 C Q t JUICY “FLORIDA” O R AN G ES DOZ. 3 9 < 1 & “MR. G” FRENCH FRI ES 2 La r a jo . Limit: Oae With Your 95 Or More Food Order Please. oo r SALES LIMITED PKGS. “8EABRAND’ 10 OZ. PKG. BREADED SHRIMP . . 59c “WINTER GARDEN” 16 OZ. EACH CREAM PIES. . . . 29c “Kverfreab" Freak Baked 1 CINNAMON BUNS T/29c BREAD. . . t/ISc 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3649 -Rmfreak" Freak Bakadl 0 • #*< e BAKERY 29* r* “LIBBY’S” ORANGE DRINK 20-97 DROP CLOTH • RINSO BLUE PRODUCE # CORN • I D SAINT • Saudiw and iumi *» 1 “GOLDEN YELLOW” ' a 8 8 * 1 C antaloupes alPABKlIM* WHITINIM a mr.ssiMiHB ovm * I 12 • “SEALTEST” FO R FREE. ■ “LEAN ’N’ MEATY” I OIL IASI IQUSI PAINT 2ND BALLON ■ . “MIX-OR-MATCH” | 4 m • LB. PKG. “NORTHERN- (II ■ "ARMOUR STAR" FANCY COOKIES 1 1 MODERN DETERGENT! 8 OZ. PKG. "SUNSHINE" IIYDUOX | . . . lb. 58c lb. 78c lb. 88c lb. 88c lb. 68c . . 5lbs. $1.95 . . . . $1.79 BREAST. lb. 48c "FAMILY-PAK" “KONGO" ELBOW MACARONI FLA. GRADE "A" FRYER PARTS . “3.DIAMOND8" SLICED I If. 8. CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED" NO. 303 CANS "STOKELY" Mott tHAH {Mm ktotiv. (OAlt to (Ok'f U. 8. CHOICE ‘‘FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF NO. SOS CANS . “STOKELY" FORIHinOK LIMAS 5/51.00 CHUCK STEAK . . . 5/$1.00 RIB STEAK 5/51.00 CLUB STEAK . . . 4/51.00 SWISS STEAK . . . 6/51.00 BONELESS POT ROAST 8/51.00 GROUND BEEF . . CUT-UP FRYERS . . 9c •LEGS •THIGHS • 4/51.00 PORK CHOPS . . . 15c WIENERS 49c SLICED BACON . . 9c HAM HOCKS . . . NO. SOS CANS "8TOKELY" WHOLE KERNEL P A IN TS I l.imlt: One With Tour 95 Or More Food Order Please. NO. SOS CANS "STOKELY" CREAM STYLE Puerto Rico became a selfgoverning commonwealth un­ der tlic U.S. flag on July i!5, 11*52. CHUCK ROAST V# - • .. # M Os. Loavea PARK AVE. AT 25th STREET �Moonshots, Cancer Cures We will, predicts eminent cancer specialist Dr. Jacob Gershon-Cohen, be pretty close to having a cure for cancer by 1970—about the same time that the first men set foot on the moon. Although he made the comparison between medicine and the moon solely for purposes of illustration, many will feel that a natural next question is, “ How much sooner could we have a cancer cure if all the mon­ ey going into space were directed in­ to medical research?” It is a question which only medi­ cal experts enn answer, and the fnct that Dr. Gershon-Cohen neither raises it nor answers it suggests that it is not money but continued alow, hard work in the laboratory which will accomplish the break­ through he foresees. The same question has been ask­ ed about other multimillion-dollur programs being carried out by this country. A columnist recently ex­ pressed a New Year’s wish thnt nil the billions we will spend on defense and space exploration in 1965 could be diverted to benefit man—tearing down slums and solving the traffic problem and so on. She will not get her wish in 19f>5. She couldn’t get it, even if we de­ cided to try. The billions that will be spent on guns and missiles and rocketships and other things do not exist in some vast pile sitting in Washington wuiting for us to divert part of it here, part of it there. These billions are nn expression of Behold, no fear of me need terri­ fy you; my pressure will not be heavy upon you.—.lob .13:7. • • Roosevelt Dynasty? The Lighter Side Enterprise Mr*. RlteMa Harris MS-3334 •48-4444 Lake Mary Mrs. Franc r* Waster 122-4213 Labs Moarae Mrs. B. L Johaaoa 312-4723 Loegwoed Mrs. Donna Eaten 833-3217 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby 322-3783 Oeteea Mrs. CUrenea Snyder 322-4841 Dried* Mrs. Evelyn Luady 363-3130 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magia 363*1741 DrBary Mr*. John Leona 668-4183 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Sana? 468-1481 Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 349-4873 3fip £auford fyratt Page l-A Sanford, Florida Wednesday, May 5,1965 w a l t b b a . u i r l u w , k u i t o m * » i» e i a u s a s a rH .t N S i VOLT'lLIXIs, I ' l M S l i l i M - n . a e r s l B a n a s e r RUMLMT ALKSASUKR AdTtrtlaln# Director b h o o h b h irb Aeeooiet e e d i t o r m a i l s VAN P K L T M anaglae K ilior t s u s s i a w is. L ia s * * Social? E d ito r D om e? A u irix ■ 0 1 OBCBB A dvertising S la a a ftr S A H IB IH U K M A K B B S u e ln tis tla n a s a r PBBD H a u l afachaatcAl Supt. Cltr editor Jt'D V W B I.l * O aaa ty H diter BILL TIHCBHT S ta ir P h o t o g r a p h e r Published dally sioept Saturday. Sunday aud Cbrletaasj pub­ lished Saturday proceeding Christmas. S tB b C B IP n u a B A TB S Mobs Delivery IS* wash I B B I H O L B COtIHTY » • • • l *»»r ajm S Bealba M l a M o a ts* t.ta I Meath Penal llesuletleae provide that all paid la advaaea. ALL OTMBB BAI L • IM S I taav A.TS I a n a Iha l ee t Mentha LSS 1 M eath ■ a l l e a h e c r i p u e a e he Tha Herald la a memeee at tka Oattad Press which la ea tilled aacluaively la tha use for republicans! a( all iha laeai news primed la thin newspaper. Baiere* an aoaaad slaaa matter oatnoer IT, ISIS as tha Past Ottlca at laniard. Plerise, aader tha Aet at Oaapreea at Marsh a. last. Sia part at aay material, news or aavaruaia*. at tala edition at Tha Saatord Herald map he repredusad la aay meaner with­ out written permission at tha puhllshar a t Tha Harald. Aay Individual ay firm responsible ter such rapreaucllea will he ceaaiasred as u trm s.u a „n raa Hernias eapyripht and wtll he haM liabla tar damns aa onAar iha uw, e • Fear not for the future, weep not for the past.—Percy Bysshe Shelley. Dick West’s Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles MI-3171 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry MS-3041 V. h Kay was a jolly, extra, vertlve girl who typifies the usual teenager'* delight In receiving mall. Many of you church women could add more pleasure to this world If you'd assign shut-ins nnd orphan* to members, so a .monthly letter could be sure to reach them! It takes bo little to bolster the morale so why not make this a church project? CASE V-481: Kay S.. aged 17, is a blonde high schooler who offered to take Mrs. Crane and me on a tour of the Soldlera and Sailors Chil­ dren's Home at Knlghtstown, Ind. We had been standing at a booth during the American Legion Carnival, which Is scheduled annually and all proceed* of which go for speilnl gifts or projects for the £00 youngster*. Mrs. Crane and I were eat­ ing hot dogs and drinking coffee, when Supt. Brewer walked over to greet us. And as we chatted, Kay and a couple of her high school classmate* walked by. So Supt. Brewer called them over and Introduced us. Then, without any prodding. Kay graciously spoke up and said: Thought For Today Herald Area Correspondents By S - i l l i e W eek Worry Clinic Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Rartee ■31-1311 Dr. Crane’s the actual and potential economic strength of the nation. They both come from this strength and help generate it. And tank factories can’t switch to antibiotics—not over­ night; missile builders can't start making microscopes—not suddenly. But the wish IS coming true. As our gross national product increas­ es at n healthy pace year after year, defense and space expenditures con­ stitute a smaller and smaller per­ centage of the total, even though their actual dollar amounts may be larger. At the same time, spending on medical and other scientific re­ search, poverty, education and the rest is steadily going up, both in dollars and percentages. Moreover, such activities are becoming in­ creasingly important as money and job-generating factors in the econo­ my. We will hnve both human foot­ prints on the moon and a cure for cancer in the 1970s—plus a lot of other things. We may still have doubts about the wisdom of the one nnd regrets about the slowness of achieving the other, but it’s not a bad future to contemplate. The 20th anniversary of Notably fortified now in Its Franklin D. Rooicvclfa death j true dlmemioni In thli 20th In Warm Springs, Ga., of a ! anniversary year is the fearmaislve cerebral hemorrhage hullabaloo that aroie around FDR in the form of was last week. complaints and anxieties that He had been president of there was in the making a the United Statci 12 y e a n , Roosevelt dynasty. It is possible that FDR In­ one month and eight day* when he died, April 12, IMS, tended just that. His political enemies had nightmares aged 63 year*. Twenty years ago half a e n e m i e s had nightmares million p e r s o n s watched about a Roosevelt royalty. At FDR's f u n e r a l procession the very least a Roosevelt from the Washington (D.C.) dynasty was ready to take Union Station to the White over. There were four strap­ House. His funeral took place ping Roosevelt sons and the there that afternoon. In the daughter, Anna. What FDR’s late evening the noose veil political enemies could not funeral train departed Wash­ know then was that those four ington for Hyde Park, N. Y., Roosevelt boys had only the and the end of the trail in good looks and magnificent FDR’s beloved rose garden. proportions of their Pa, but Slowly the years are plac­ not the Roosevelt ability. Nei­ ing in proper perspective ther FDR's political skill nor Roosevelt, his life and times. the political genius of Mrs. pall "The Campaign to End ‘Poverty Has Turned Into a Giant Fiesta of Political Patronage!" Eleanor Roosevelt descended to their boys. A Roosevelt dynasty? It’s amusing now. Just recently James Roosevelt, the eldest son, reached for a modestly higher rung on the political ladder. Son James contested an election for mayor of Los Angeles. He was clobbered by incumbent Sam Yorty. a mav­ erick type Democrat. Son James is a sixth-term mem­ ber ol the U. S. House of Representatives but apparent­ ly Is going nowhere fast. FDR Jr. also has taken his lumps. Some years ago Frank Jr. did seize the Democratic nomination for attorney gen­ eral of New York state. New York Democrats cut him down by throwing enough of their support to the young Roosevelt's Republican oppon­ ent. FDR Jr. probably thought he had hit the comeback trail in 1960 whrn John F. Kennrdy needed and sought Roosevelt support In his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. He had to wait, however, until February, 1963, for his reward and it was not much: Undersecretary of commerce, $21,000 a year but no future. Commerce Secretary Luther H. Hodges resigned this year and his undersecretary rea­ sonably could have expected promotion to cabinet rank, but LI1J ignored him. Around now Is the word that FDR Jr. as­ pires again to be governor ol New York state. On the basis of the record so far bis chances do not appear very br.ght. brother Elliott is trying his luck in Florida where he was elrctcd Democratic state com­ mitteeman. But brother El­ liott will never revive the Roosevek dynasty fantasy. The fourth Roosevelt, John, avoided politics and, anyway, he's a Republican. Anna, the handsome sister, inherited her father's beautiful voice and may have made off with the family political brains, as well. But If there Is to be a political d) nasty in the Unit­ ed States the family name will not be Roosevelt. Letters he was denounced In the Communist Daily Worker as “ Freddie the Fink.” Considering t h e source, nnd in view of the fnct thnt his work won him a journal­ ism prize, Woltman took that ns a compliment. Which Is an example of finkmanship with backlash. As my final service for to­ day, t bring you a means of rutting off long • winded speakers. It wss invented by Hep. Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., chairman of the House Judic­ iary Commlttre. At a recent hearing where the testimony wns running to cxcesilvo length, C e l l a r sounded an effectlva plea for brevity. “ Like Egyptian mummies," he said, "we are pressed for time.'* t'n itrd Err** International to provide is background In­ WASHINGTON (LTD — formation on important is­ One of the muin purposes uf sues. Along that line, I re­ cently wrote n two-part scr­ this column is to provide ies of the various origins and services to renders thnt they meanings of the word “fink.” might otherwise miss. Or Since tlirn, I hnve come In­ to possession of some addi­ avoid. In thnt connection, I have tional materinl that makes an illuminating footnote. It from time to time passed : wns sent to me by Fred Waitnlong helpful hints to per­ man, n retired newspaperman sons who may he trying to r.ow living in Sarasota, Fla. Woltman enjoys the dis­ quick smoking. Today I have a new one — tinction of having been re­ peatedly labeled ns a fink the Eartha Kltt method— hack in the duya before finkwhich I thought might be of calling reached Its current benefit to anyone still strug­ state of popularity. gling to break the habit. It happened when he wns Miss Kitt, who is currently covering Communist investi­ playing nn engagement here, gations for the New York told me that she gave up ci­ Wortd-TelygrHm and Sun In garettes Inst January. She the late 1940s anil early said site wns able to do this I'JoOi. On several occasions by keeping on hand a supply of champagne and caviar. Every time she felt a de­ sire to amok.e, she poured herself n glass of champagne snd downed it with a dollop of caviar. After a week, she had the habit licked. Although the system work­ ed for Miss Kitt, it obvious­ ly lias certuin drawbacks that should be called to your attention. For one thing. It makes quitting smoking en­ joyable. Anyone using the Kitt formula will he tempted to start smoking again just so he can have the pleasure of quilting. In fnct, I Imagine it would be pretty easy to get into the habit of quitting smoking. In that event, you would Phonal be hack where you start'll. FA 2-2021 But look at the fun you would have along the way. Another service that I try Editor, Herald! I recently had occasion to call the City Fire Department to my home, anti to observe personally their efficiency and training with which they work. I cannot praise them too much. They were courteous, helpful, and most efficient. We are most fortunate in Sanfonl to have this type of City Firemen. Mrs. tails Housholdcr "Wouldn’t you like to take a tour of the school?” Since it wai about 6 p.m. and I said I wasn't sure If our sons would want to stay that late. "Oh, they won't mind," Kay reassured us as she started taking our arms. Wa vlsted the little hos­ pital, which is very efficient and well designed. Two little boys were mar­ ooned therein. One was color­ ed and the other white. But their pals had brought them trinkets from the carnival. When we visited the house where the pre-school toddlers lived, they rushed up to put their arms around us and also to show off their colored bal­ loons and novelty rings ob­ tained from the carnival. The week before had been "Homecoming," during which the relatives of the children can apend the week-end with them. Anti former graduate* re­ turn, for many of them look on this happy institution as their only home. It thus holds wonderful memories for the graduates, most of whom had been en­ tered therein because of lose of one or both parent* or in­ ability of the relatives to care for them properly. These children have about as much freedom a t any youngster in a private home should enjoy. After school is out In the afternoon, they ran play s i they wish. When relative* return to visit them, they can picnic on the spacious grounds in little family units. Indeed, during that "Homecoming" week-end, the rela­ tive* were quartered over­ night In various dormitories C rum by Editor, Herald: Please print this word ot appreciation lor our line Fire Department. Recently I had occasion to witness their skill In fighting (Ire, and to be Die recipient ot their kindness and sympathet­ ic understanding. They are to be commended. Bessie P. Herman - on cote, etc. “Dr. Crane," Kay added a t we parted, "will you be aura to write to me?" There was a wistful net* to her voice, ao Mrs. Crane and I assured her ws would. Then we bads her goodbye, after thanking hsr for her gracious offer to show us the grounds. But when she happened to pass us again, ahe one* more requested that we be sura to write to her. "The one thing we tnlsa most," she confessed, “ la get­ ting mall." And her reaction Is typical of teenagers, so will you par­ ents please note this fact. Once 1 purposely eent eur daughter Judy a telegram when she was about 13 or 14, and she danced around in de­ lig h t “Why," ah* exulted, "this is the first telegram I ever received In my whole life!" Send for my "Test* for Good Parents,” sncloslng a long stamped, return envel­ ope, plua 20 cents. (Always writs to Dr. Crane In rare of thle news­ paper, enclosing tt long stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 cents to raver typing and printing roots when you send for on* of hla booklet*.) m o w MIAMI n i3 3 la «tK »M S O * OHIHOP. HA. <zA/{onUitfi, lin e* ^noMcihOi! • <&of fis tale miD w i i t n e t t S ta n i n u iH u u i a-oaxa SANFORD, FLORIDA A LETTER OF A P P R E C I A T I O N ... 555 Weil Pint StW o ld , FI*. 32771 GOODYEAR b iv itio n or » I« V » e * C O O P **** ,,,,,, c o a rM tz ■ OVER 35 YEARS At First At Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. April 5, WW • Cnrprta • Furniture • Tile • I'ianoM • Rental Beds NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS The 1961 Real Estate Tax I.lnt nf the City of Sanford, Florida, la posted on the bulletin board at the front door of the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, and on the bulletin hoard at the front door of the Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida, and will remain no ponied for a period of four consecutive weeks. All real estate upon which the 1961 taxes have not been paid and affalnat which certificate han not already been Issued to the City of Sanford, will be sold at Public Auction on the 27th day of May, 1965, commeacini at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. _ vi lie paaul* . Sunford S u rr.n U m tt T . r r l t . r y wii.il c . C l * e » r i < n c « , u r W e ro h e x f* U l . - r - n c a . . t C..e y .u r tetlkii’tt craw d, one wit* Mttftnderf GhuI civic c ,n t*r ' » * * • • a„ln.u ru0 .n .r; l rRl«tt P .- tilil* ... i . - g r a t if y in g «!>•“ Sl K ; r .p r .B .n t- tlv .» ** »**c 1 'I'* 4"* nrevonted us fr*in *»t t li n a u , v in » i r B* n»*»y H*'1 fcn8B re « ,» b .r. # t.re a t «• l 8 t * fee i » — ' „e, i„ . 1 eay th a n ks t . . v . r y . n . , H. L. Whelchel City Clerk — Tax Collector I �Wit VinTorfi Pape 2-A — May 5, 1965 VrraTB (D sjcUi By Abigail Van Buren C U b b y: Qftrntuj On fih id fJ O Haro la a father-aon dlscusaion on luck In duplicate. The hand ia taken from the Spring National charily game and normal bidding would find South playing a threed u b contract reached aa ahown in the box. Oawald: “8outh can make four apadea becaute trumpa and eluba break perfectly. Hew would you feel If you aat Eaat-Weit and watched South romp away with that contract ?" Jim : MJuat about the lame way you would feel. Like a man who had Juit run headon Into a brick wall. I would feel Juit a t badly about the whole thing if my opponent! played any apade contract at alt. Even if declarer made three odd for a acore of 140 1 would know that I had a bad reault became a aenilble NORTH WIST CAST A 734 V A 10 3 AA85 42 + qt A A 10 8 VQJ 982 A Q 109 A42 SOUTH (D) AK0 9 I S *78 AK7 A AK79 F lit and Weat vulnerable South Wait North Cad 1A Pam 1N.T. Paw 2A P an 8 A Pare Paw P m Opening lead—T A. club contract would only be 110 or 130."* Oiwald: "Somebody might play three eluba and make five. Aaaume th at Weat opena the ace of hearta and con- way the mother-in-law thlnka they ought to be done? Ian’t it eaaler for a moth­ er in law to let a young cou­ ple go where they want to on vacation than to iniiat t h e y viait her—whleh la bound to make her a lot of extra work and trouble? lan't It eaaier for a moth­ er-in-law to let her daughterin-law decide how ahe want* her home decorated than to iniiat on making auggvatlona and buying thing* the daughter-in-law may actively dialike having? lan't it eaiier for a moth­ er-in-law, when in charge of dUyhUqhti TV Time's Show of Iho Night: 9:80-10:80 p.m. ABC. Burke'i Law "Who Killed the Card?" You already know the pattern of thia aerie*. The victim la a card. We'll aupply the auapecta and you can figure out the order of thing*, logical or otherwiae. The auapreta; A man who doe* nothing but look in the mirror and try on clothe*; a paychlatrlat who can't finlah a aentence; hia wife who ftnlihe* hi* sentcncca and atari* thing* of her own with other willing male*; a teenago tycoon and a acrewball compoaer. The atar Hat 1* atrictly low-budget (Lea Crane, Jill Haworth, Wall Cox, Hazel Court and Eddie Bracken), but it'* a funny ibow. 7:30 8:30 p.m. CBS. Mr. Ed "Whlakera and Tallc." Scbastlan Cabot gueata a* the profeaaor next door who acarea the life out of Ed becauae he remind* the horae of a whlakery fat man who once hurt hi* feeling*. Wilbur trie* to appcaae Kd with fun and game*. Standard entry for horae show. 7:30-9 p.m. NBC. The Vir­ ginian. "The Mountain of the Sun." (Color) (Rerun) The V i r g i n i a n (Jam es Drury) Legal Notice K ir s r r tu i'a k a n h NOTICK IH hereby g i v e n that 1 am e n e a s r i l In hurlnerr a t J l w y . Hit 431. L m m w o o d , HeinInula County , Klurldi. under t h a f l rlltln u a l u m a o f RAN].A N !> 0 t lU U tl.K IIOMKRAI.KH and th a t I Inland In r a e l i l a r aald nam a w ith t h e D a r k nt l h a Circu it Court , MsmlnoU Co u n ty , Florida, In acco rd a n ce With lh a lirovlalona o f lha Firf lllu u a Naina Htrtutrr, l u - w l t : *lacllon a i a .e i F lo r id a Hlalulaa 1**1. Hia: n. r. mount P utillsh ; April 14, 11, II, May ir e a to atavs roil AT I her grandchildren, to follow the routine aet by the par­ ent* than to defy their inatructlon* and get the chil­ dren upiet and off-achedule? Iin 't it eaiier for a moth­ er-in-law to pralae her daughter-in-law than to look for thing* to criticiae? Iin 't it eaaler for a moth­ er-in-law to pay abort pleasant vialta than to atay ao tong ahe wear* out her wel­ come? Iin ’t It a whole lot eaaler for a mother-in-law to mind her own bualneaa Inatead of minding h e r daughter-inlaw'a builneaa? TV Time Previews guide* three women who seek entrance to hoatile Yaqul In­ dian country. He is bewilder­ ed when he learna they are the widows of three minion•rlca who were murdered by these same Indiana and they intend to carry on the mis­ sionary w o r k . Complicating hi* problem la the fact he la falling In love with one of them (Dolores Hart), much to the amuaement of the other two (Jeanette Noland and Amiie Stricland). He ia due for a real aurprlae when they finally meet up with tha Yaquia. 8:30 0:30 p.m. ADC. Shindig. The show ridea on the coat­ tails of a so-called tribute to Elvla Presley. You’ll get to hear other people interpret hia “ clasaics" "Hound Dog," "Jailhouie Rock," "Don't Be Cruel" and others of equal potency. You've cheered moat of tonight's entertainers be­ fore end there'a no reason to assume they won't thrill you even more than usual on thla ihow, 99:30 p.m. CBS. Dick Van Dyke Show "100 Terrible Hour*." II i t a r 1 o u a ihow, largely in flash back. You'll ace a glaaay-eyed, messy haired Rob aa he trlea to break a disc jockey endur­ ance record by staying awake loo hours. After he undergoes this ordeal, be gala hi* longawaited job Interview with Alan Brady. The encounter ia pure comedy aa he trie* deaperaiely to make a good impreaalon and aurceeda only in m o u t h i n g gibberiah. Carl Reiner ia perfect aa Brady. 9-11 p.m, NBC. Wednesday Night Movie. "Sad Sack." (Rerun) C o m e d i a n Jerry Lewis play* a soldier who, after 17 monthi in the army, ia atill out of atep. In that time he haa managed to lose a tank among other "accom­ plishments." The fact that a WAC paychlatriat, played by Llaa Kirk, make* him her m a­ jor project ia no help at all, if it were earlier la the even­ ing, the kid* would love It. 9:30-10 p.m. CDS. Our P ri­ vate World (Premiere). Open­ ing episode of the night time version of "A* the World Turns," giving CBS a prime lime soap opera to compete with the success of ABC's "Pcyion Place." Thla one will appeal primarily to thoie who follow either the daytime (erica or the evening compc titor. Star* include Eileen Pulton, Geraklina Fitagerald, Julienne Merle, Robert Dri­ ve* and horde* of otheri. 10-11 p.m. CBS The Danny Kay* Show. (Rerun). Two very funny akctcbei, bath in volving actor Peter Palk aa gueat. The opening (ketch haa Danny aa a terrified hoapilal patient, cowed by a menacing p*ycho (Palk) aa hi* room male. A closing spoof of "Lawrence of Arabia" acca Danny aa a dauntlesa aecrel agent matching cunning with Palk aa a ruthlesa aheik. In between, there'a aome routing Dixieland jaax by clarinetist Pet* Fountain and his group, plus a fair vocal solo of "Once In a Lifetime" by Ml chela Lee. Kaye closes his show with a stirring rcndl tion of "Gonna Build A Mountain." From an Idea to improve the famous, the only. Times Square in New York, has come the new Allied Chemi­ cal Tower overlooking Times Square. And now, more ex­ citement—a two-story Stouffer Restaurant on the lfith and lOth floor* of the Tow­ er. International in flavor, tha restaurant will fill a long-felt need In the famous Times Square section. Women across the U. 8. are wearing HATS, anil look­ ing exceptionally well-dresscd because they suit the hat to the occasion. 1 have thla from Jack McConnell, who iteslgna beautiful hata and who goca on cron-country toura to meet tha women who wear hia hats. Brown is really "in" thi* season. At a recent showing of the Carol-Taylnr knitwear ersationi, brown waa done beautifully, as were many color combination*. Mr. Koh­ ler, the commentator, opened tha ihow with the introduc­ tion of a atunnlng whitehaired, after-forty model. She walked beautifully and ihowcd her outfita to the audience. These are things suitable for my reader* and are so smart and wearable. Open-toe ahoea are gaining in acceptance and women (eapeclally the after-forty group) like them very much. VAT (Ul Gold haa entered the world of fashion. There will be an amphasit on this aa a color thia season. Now you can wear it as well as drink it. VAT ill) that is! Aa so much black and whlta ia seen, do be aure to UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT JET INN Bar & Package DAN C. YATES, OWNER — GUY II. DUFFEY, MGR. • a 19m . MewYeti 19 I NW M I* "SeaMy i ML . Featuring — “Big Bill” Klinefelter THURSDAY NIGHT — MAY 6th CAFETERIAS a b% «•%. Tyeer eider la* eaty 91 AA. UMCMSOM.11A*L-All PJ1«waaa,4A99A.-9AaaAl esc a. * m . ait M*wi aU as. 11 persuade him to skip it. • • • DEAR ABBY: You re­ cently ran three letter! in your column. Two were from women boaating that they had each given birth to Ifl children. And one was from tha woman whom you congratulated on being tha youngest great-grandmoth­ e r—a woman whose moth­ er had her at 15, who had her first child a t age 15; and whoat grandaughter bora bar firat child a t the ripe old age of 16. The average female ean beer a child a t age 13, and ran product approximately 30 children in the span of her fertile years. Breeding for most people ia the easiest thing In the world. The congratulations should go to those who don't. The next time you run an informal contest, why don't you try to find the mother who has produced the most college graduate* in her family? Or the mother who haa had the most ehildran in the Peace Corps, or accomplished something equally worth­ while? 8lncere!y, MARRIED AT 27 MOTHER OF ONE • • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO HELEN: Your husband is a "perfectionist." (He takea groat pnlni and gives them to others.) Learn to live with him. • * • Problems? Write to AB­ BY, Box GU700, Loa An­ geles, Calif. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelope. • • • Hat# to write letters? Send on* dollar to Abby, Box G9700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby’a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." SANFORD ONLY! GOOD ONLY MAY 6 -M A Y 121965 SIXTH WEEK THIS WEEK S d in n e r w a r e SPECIAL EDYTH TH O R N TO N M cLEO O Ewk CdfttJs tarts farad. ___ u.s. i tlnuea tha suit. South wina, in dummy takea hia ace and king of club*, carefully re­ taining the tlx *pot in dum­ my. Then he goee after apadea. Eaat wina the firat apade and leada another heart. Declarer ruff*, lead* a apade to dummy, get* back to hia hand with the aeven of trump* and diacard* all dummy'a dia­ mond* on hi* apadea." Jim: "Right! Here'* a questicn about the bidding. North might go from two eluba to two apade* to try for a apade partial. That would land them in ipadea. How would lomeone get to four apadea?" Oiwald: "A fter N o r t h ' a three-club bid aa ahown in the box South might bid an un■ound three apadea. Ncrth would expect South to have a better hand and raiae him to four." disqualified from the con­ test. I would like your opin­ ion becaute my huaband and I are atill a t odd* becauie of thla. A MOTHER DEAR M O T H E R : I agree with you. Since you gave your eon no help, you should have signed the statem ent I think your husband did his ion an injuatica. • * * DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band and I hava been mar* ried for a little over a year. It haa been a won­ derfully happy marriage. Neither of us ever dreamed •uch happinese wee possi­ ble. Before we met, while my husband waa working In Europe, he had an af­ fair with a European wom­ an 20 year* hia senior. Thla lasted five years. Ha was transferred out of the country and their relation­ ship ended. Then he met me. I t’* been three year* ■Ine* he hae seen her. They have exchanged Christmas cards. That ia all. Yeeterday ha received a letter from her telllnr him that ahe Intend* to viait the State* (end our city) this summer. My husband want* me to meat her end say* wo should have her out for dinner. Thi* has caused our firat major disagreement. He *ay* they are only friend* now and ahe la no threat to our mnrringe. I aay I don’t want to meet her, and I would rather that he didn't, either. Am I being unreasonable? CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: No! While the lady may l« no threat to your marriage, knowing of her past rela­ tionship with your husband would make you uneasy in her company. If your hua­ band inaiata on aeelng her, go with him. But try to :n am oW By Ruth Miiiett I t ’a a lot eailar to be a good mother-in-law than an interfering one. Juat atop to think about it. I a n t it eaaler for a moth­ er-in-law to turn her aon ov­ er to hia new wife with no apron atringa attached than to go on worrying about a grown man aa though he were atlll mama’a little boy? Iin 't it eaaler for a moth­ er-in-law to let her aon1* wife make her own housekeeping a n d child-rearing mlatakea (if they ARK mi*takea, which they probably aren’t), than to try to perauada her to do thing* the 4 't l l , 44 By Oswold Jacoby AQJ VXI4 • JI3 4 J 10988 (tfc Jha I. I ll* ahould be auffleient, and he relented the achool authoritlea taking iuch meaaurea to (mure the truth from a itudent I aaid If we did not aign the atatement they would think that we help­ ed our boy with hia apeech. Well, my huiband refuted to aign It, and our aon waa waa auppoaed to have bean an original composition. I ■aimed it willingly aa we had given our aon no help. In fact, we did not even hear the apeech until he gave it In competition. My huaband refuted to aign the statement, laying th at the boy'a word alone DEAR ABBY: Our ion won a epeech contest at school. He wai to go on to tha atata speech contait, but thla i» what happened. My husband and t were asked to aim awom atatamanta saying that we did not htlp our aon with tha writing of hia apeach aa it I I A 17-U — SOUTH OF SANFORD COME ONE — COME ALL ALIO INTRODUCING LOU MORGENSTERN OUR DAY HOSTESS LOU BAYS, "COMB OUT AND SEE MB •ONETIME." wear tha ahadowy, almost black atockinga as sheer aa your pocketbook and your legs ran stand. If your Irgs are less than lovely aa to akin, use your makeup on your lega. Buff well with cosmetic tissue* and draw on your ahecreat nylon*. Gray shoes are "in” again, but they are not a favorite of mine. Tomorrow—"Dear E d y t h Thornton McLeod" i CUP & 1 SAUCER O N Jt W 1 l i r \ C T R I UL - I N T M I A T P I T u r l t e O alr Carina* Iran* Alla Ante — * a r l a Irnstfc —■ aark f r a m e * w i l l skate e a r Hair e a l r — “i h k nr.*T o r KXK«m:»" 1IAVID X i v s : * — Calar M a r a l B its O a lr “1*0011 AKIlillllOM a A w* JACK I.KMWOX — Calar j- S S S S K S T 2nd BIG WEEK! $5.00 OR MOREl JOHN FORD'S CHEYENNE .AUTUMN Feature* At 2:09 • 4:80 • 7:20 I0:00 Kflfec TILL 2:00 E A c o t r m o n . . f k i .w t PUBLIX. . . WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! LAST DAY ELVIS in GIRL HAPPY STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE v ih c e h t D r icb ""last Man °*i Earth PLUS "VOYAGE to the END of tha UNIVERSE" R itz • SANFORD Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford �- s ir - 1 P U B L IX • h r S e d n t O m it May 5, 1965 — Pair S-A H E L P E R S M AKE SPRING CLEANING A BREEZE One Pint Borden’s VANILLA h a lf g o t. 2. *1 3 9 HOT DOG 8 ‘ with the purchase of each COKE c PRICKS EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT. M A Y 4, 7, l, IM S e e ttte tttM ttte e a ti Biscuits ...... 4 .7. 39* Wlesensln Cheese Bar Tasty Muenster Cheese ». 69* Wlecansin Chaw s Bar M ad iam -A ted Cheddar Cheese *. 69* ■t - J i -----IJ fawwaanwiw ia s u t t a f g rianaa^ta Orange Juice 3 ’V.T. 98* " — Swansea Baal, Cktskan, Turkey T -V Dinners .... AY 59* u*. *7 39* Birds Bye with Onlae Seust Mlssd V e g e ta b le s .....% 39* ^ats^B a nnwswa Cream Pies 3 **£ $1 $1 29* 19* 29* A lm o n d in e .....X CANE SUGAR Fish Sticks ..JtSE 59* • coohle treats • S II, »>)•*» 9 IH on iih Mum Dele Lew-Cel Fruif* 5 101 *1 M i l Cocktail V U V IV IU II com lb. I O rton Oient C ut Meats &.M... 2 ft. 49* s7a 35* SWIFT'S PREMIUM Crisp Red York 100 dWGreen^tamps Q ) VIII IB IS MINN RMIIIAII If tail MINI AM RB ”3 ? 98* aapiraa Sot. M ay It k . I M S buUUMMM*Ma**aMBAuUMMMMMMMMMWUMMMM 3 UZ 87* (la la in a , POP, O llra 6 Pfmaata) aapiraa Sat. M ay Stk. I M S ^GreenStamps wita witattan a n aaaraa aaaraai aaa i i i i u n at Howard Johnson's Coconut Coke ... f t M lk ’S r 89* 39' 1 0 ' aapiraa Sal. M ay Slk# I M S s s M s s s s s n n n * *•*“ **“ "•feXTR/ OS Breakfast C lub Gr. A Fla. E G G S e e 3 d a s .* 1 a P R IM IU M U B I L S IZ Z L I - lt A U D SW IFT'S FRANKS . 49* dWGreeiTstamps 0 ; ana tan aaaraa aaa raaaaaii la B O R D E N 'S ICE C R E A M * ~ 59* W illi TOMATO sauce mi i n r PORK & BEANS 49 * Ts mew's Fresh, Testy tk B E E F to N E E D S \ M SLICED BOLOGNA 0 0 0 W N S T IM E I Standing l-4 -5 *6 H i Ribs R K B F ***** — 1...............**................ n a n o * * * * * * alwGreenTtamps ( 3 ana raw aaaraa aaa r a ita a ta ta pks* (******* SW IFT'S PREM IUM PR O TIN G O V T . INSFKCTBD H EA VY W IS TK R N B IIF 2 ft 6 9 * aip kaa Sat. M ay S tk, I M S 20 > a t. 1 1 tsi • l 2 is Is- i ^ B ^ U N S C H W E IG iR *' A nertad Veriatlas Temew Plssn rag. price Cook-Quick Cubed or Pepper Steak V i b R o a s t ............ > 8 9 * e y C l u b S t e a k s »> 9 9 * e e f S h o r t R i b s |b 3 9 ' r e s h G 'n d B e e f » » 4 9 ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 89* aapiraa Sot. M ay I l k . I M S ib S S S S S S S S M M M IM t dWGreenStanips O ' ta il aaaraa aaa r a u i a i i la ana tail Hatmaa'a O.B. Caakad a t la k a d SLICSD H A M *£ 69* aapiraa Sol. M ay i l k . I M S m m m * a a m ** a**** aW * muuumuuumuuuuJ Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.. Sanford HOURS: MON., TURK WF.Ib. BAT.: 8:80-7tM T1IURB., FBI., 8:30 • 8:00 Seminole Plaza, Casselberry H O U R S : B - B. M O N . • S A T . .J 2 £ 3 S 3 1:11 T:0a T:l» T:30 T:3I T:30 (3) (3) (<) (3) (0) (0) (31 (1) («) (0) (3 ) (ti (3) (f) liOS (0t ■ ::> (3) 1.30 ( l ) (3) 1:01 (3) (0) 0:11 (0) 1:30 (31 (« l If) 0:00 (3) (0) 10:30 ( 0 ) (3) 10:31 (3) 11:00 ( 0 ) C> (1) 11:10 ( 3 ) (I) (O' sign o a S u n sh in e A lm a na a Nawa * W e a t h e r J o u r n a lism Sunrlaa S . m a a t a r Nawa * W e a t h e r Today— Hugh Downs Buneh tne A lm a n a a W a k e - u p Mnvlra C o u n td o w n N aw a f a r m U k L ItaporS U l c k l a K vaaa To d a y t/ocal Nawa, W e a ­ ther C a p ta la Xaagaraa W e a t h e r - Na w a H u llw tn k le Today D iv o r c e Court A m erica n U la t a r y R i o r c la a ll u l lw ln k l a Itompar Hoorn Tha M orn in g Mov la Ma ka R o o m For Da ddy Naw a— Mika W a l l a a t 1 l^>va Lucy What'a Thla g o n g NI1C N aw a n . p o r t Andy o f Mayberry C o n cen tra tio n D tc. n r l d e J eo p a rd y P rice la R i g h t Tha MoCoya THURSDAY P . M. 13:00 (3) (0) (1 ) 13:33 ( 0 ) 11:30 ( I ) (0) (0) 11:41 ( t ) 13:11 (3) llOS (3) S a y W han Lava a t U f a D o n n a Read Mid day N a w a T r u th ar C a n t s quanca a F a th e r K n o w s B a s t S ta r c h fo r T o m a r r e u G u id in g L i g h t N i l e Naw a R e p o r t Nawa. E d ito ria l, W eather (1) Girl Talk ISMMIMMHSMMbMSMSSMMMUtir SLICED BACON 59* IneoBnoMoonooooenWnnnnnnnnnMunnx aapiraa Sat. M ay I l k . I M S Swift's Fremium Sweet Smok ed - A ll Typaa L U J T M C R 1 M I H A IR SPRAY I4 *a a . O Q d tita w w plus t a t aip lra* Sat. M ay It k , I M S Swift's Premium Sliced Cold Cuts 9 * 4 II a v o ws Oi 1 1CIO u s SMOKED SAUSAGE •n a m i ta rraa ta a r a i i u u i _ Apples... Crisp Florida Fescel Celery.... assorted Cepelend Country Style Fresh or 100MWGreenStami u n i tau aaaraa aaa r s i i a t i i ar •Picnics ft: 3 5 * uuuuuuuhnnnnM nM eb n n n n n a a n e a a n e a a n g Swift's H I- Meat Dinners 2 H A M OR TURKEY •spirts Sat. M ay It k , I M S BANANAS Sausage....2 «« 39* 0:00 1:13 • :J3 1:30 T:ll "it 79* S W irr-A S -H O N K Y G O L D IN Ewift's Popular So rotate fre e d Chipped Beef, Shenandoah Cornish Game Hens 100 4 tfGreen§amps • down produce lane • Asparagus.... H r 2 5 * 45* Bm m S te x t i I w ilt's Premium Vienna 'f t - 100 dlWGreenStampsp Personne Double-Edge Blades Club Crackers ’f t 37* I i V ' l | I I | A M A l l M I i in H ’ i s Cake M ix........ft 49' - EXTRA Klel^faeem^aa tP^^^ wssfws^saa b B«tfy C ru c ktr Angel Food 2 9 •aplrss Sat. M ay It k , I M S aim m i tarraa «■* n i i i u i ar ! l : i l (I) ( .1 11:10 (3) Tha P a t t y D u k a Shew My L iv in g Doll D in a h Shura Sp ecial llrv a rly IllllblU lea Tha n i c S h o w P i c k Van D y k e Th a Cara W lllia m a Show Itu rk e’e L a w Tha D a n n y K a y e Show AHC S co p e N tw a cn p a N ew a lln e C h a n n el S ix N aw a Sports, W e a t h e r T h e a t e r o f (h a S t a r t Tha Lata S h o w Tonight THURSDAY A. M. IS tS tM F M H IC IH h lS S S S S S S S S S S S S S S t Ritx Crackers ’i T 35* < i “,;r *1.19 Nahkea Sleek Peek 3 Bill till INNS All t l l l l l l l Frte«Wex Gold Label Floor W ax 69* Mrs. Peel's Family Slaa (I) 10:00 t«) 10 :1. ( I t t l ’.Oa C l (f) (I) 100 Osrten's Frosea FUendee DIXIf CRYSTAI S PURI 99* IS S S S S S S S S S S S I French Fries ...?£; 39* Onions k 2tt: esplrat Sat. M ay I l k . I M S Chef's C heka Fresen 99 ■ B _ («) I;1S ( . ) (() l : t l (II (II H I (<) FKEE-WAX FLOOR W A X • frozen foods • 4 Birds ly a Small $1 $1 ( « l Mr. Ed PiNskary Iw eet ee tetterm tni Cond M ilk ..........E 37* Heat's Conned Stewed T o m ato es................... 5 If?. *1 39 100 I.oa ( t Nawa. W a a t h a r C ) Nawaeop a, Cont. ( I ) Nawa, P p e r u , w a a * th a r S:M (3) H u n t l a y - B r l a k t a y ( I t CBS N aw a— W a lt a a C ro n k lta ( t ) H a v a n a n W ilt T r a v s l T i l l (*> l . u c r s h o w (*» C n a y t n n a (>) Tha n a p u t r T:S0 ( I ) Tha V i r g i n i a s t:tl ( » ft. 37* M argarine ... Floor W ax ................... 99* Proa*Was CUM Label (H a t <00 stamps) Floor W a x .................’ 1 19 Massalmaa's DaUatoos . a t. Apple Sauce 2 A" 25* Lady Settr HeeHkfal «. J<t _ Prune Juice ....... ST 49* Kfadota Figs " ‘.“A 19* — No*Retum Bottles Of * 5 OO OR MORE FleitslMnenn's Cam Oil le rd e a 'f leg le tre n d Crisco O il . . . . i e 2 4b -oe t.x . 6 -p o c k Schlitz Beer . . . i e c a rto n Dele He we lien Pineapple 5 C h u n k s ............ o# c2 o, n1 e Dele Hewelies Crushed 2,1 Pineapple . . . . 5 a# coni P els Pineapple TIs id -B its ............ 5 5 o # c2 on ns Heavy Syrup, K iss Jehs Bartlett P ear s. . . ™ Libby's Pineepple-flrepe fru it Fruit D r in k ..........“T Del M eets Cresm Style Golden Corn e e 2 c a n s LIMIT I PLEASE WITH PURCHASES Cream Cheese JT 33* Pk«. Clothes L in e ................45* PlesHe HeasokoM (slwe 100 stemptl Broom s......................... 7;. *1 3 9 N ew ! L im it I p lN M FOLGERS COFFEE Berdan'a C reem t JO -H. Ptestk 5 A L L G R IN D S M O U N T A IN G R O W N o dairy specials • Free-W ea (plat 100 stamps) ICE CREAM FRESH BAKED PIE •s p in s le t . M ay Itfc, I M S (lim it 2 pleeM) m ■ WEDNESDAY P. M. PLASTIC HOUSEHOLD IROOMS Penny-Saver HOT DOG WAGON Television Tonight 100 ^WGreenStamp HOUSKHOLD BLKACH t t-i f- *• (0 ) Tann. E r n i e 1:11 (3) F o c u s 1:30 (3 ) I-et'a M aka A D a a l (1) K s w a l l n s (0 ) Aa Tha W orld T a r a * 1:11 (3) NBC N e w s 3:00 (3) M om en t o f T r u t h (0) P a ia w o r d (3) K lein . In tho W ind 3:30 (3 ) T h o Doolora (0) D a y In Court (1) Art L t n k U t t e r 3:11 ( I ) ARO Nowa 3:00 ( I ) Oonaral H o sp ita l ( I ) T o T all Th a T r a t h ( 3 ) A n o th e r W o rld 1:33 (0) CDS Nawa 3:30 (3 ) Th o Y o u n g Marrleda (0 ) Tho E d g e o f N i g h t (3 ) You Don't Sa y 0:00 (0 ) Tratlm aato r (0) S ecret S to rm (1) Tho Match G am e 4:31 (3) MIC Nawa R ep o rt 4:10 (0) U n cle W a l t <3) Beat o f U r o u c h # 1:00 (0) Soa hunt (3 ) W ell* F a rg o ( I ) l l u c k l e h e r r y H ound 1:10 ( I ) Nawa, s p o r u , W ee. thar (1) N ew ec o p e (0 ) L ea v e It T o Baev a * W St KILT V C H A N N E L OS T H U R S D A Y A . IS. 1:30 S ign On 1:31-0:11 Tim eline VT 0:00-1:30 A m e r ic a n H loto ry (t) 3:30-0:10 H um anities ( t l - l t ) VT 1:11-10:11 Span lah ( 4 ) 10:30-10:40 Hpenleh (l> 10:43-1 1:03 Space A g e S i l e n c e 11:10. 11:10 Social Htudlaa V T R 11:13-11:41 K a l tl d o e c o p e ( I ) 13:00-13:30 K o y n u tta o f Muats T IH 'K SD A Y r . M. IS ) 13:33-13:41 K ln d a rtlm a 13:10-1:13 llu m a n l t l a a V T R 1:10-1:40 E xploring Science (I) 1:41-3:01 B e a d i n g ( T - l) Host 'Misses1 Wine Binge LONDON (UPI) — Eraployi-s, relativro and friends of multi-milliongira r e a l satata tycoon Barnard Sunlay attended a champagne party et Clarldgca, one of London's moat faahlonabla hotels. The bill was $0,800, but Sunlcy insisted on pay­ ing. Sunley died last November at the age of 54. He directed in hit $14 million will that tha party be held within 90 days after his death. Diffi­ culties over tha aetata delay­ ed it until Monday night. Klan Trial U n ite d P ress In te rn a tio n a l An all-whita, all-mule Jury begins hearing testimony to­ day at Haynaville, Ala., in tha trial of Collla Leroy Wilkins Jr., 81, one of throe Ku Ktux Klansmen charged with tha slaying of whita civil rights worker Mrs. Viola Liuuo ee March U , i * �t Iff tn f r rl IrrwII Page 4-A — May 6, 1965 H o sp ita l N otes APRIL St, INS Admlttloat Linda HarrU, Shirley J. Drelfuerat, Marlon Alonso Smith, Alice Margaret Jonei, Joy Manrosi, Richard Walk­ e r, Robin L. Leckey, Andrea C. Lecky, Sandra Riutell, Nancy Lynne Erlckeoc, Floyd Morgan, Agnei H. Cook, Ro­ bert McGill, Mabel Shadbolt, Sanford; Gertrude Hardwerk, DeBery; William Kembro, Longwood; Sharon Johnson, Oitecn; Alice Sharpe, John Henry Lee, Mima. Births Mr. and Mra. Jam es Bell, Sanford; Mr. and Mra. Thom­ as Koablel, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Duane McDan­ iel, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. David Drelfuerat, San­ ford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Charlie M. Johnson, Osteen, a boy. Discharges Ann Daniels, Judy Kosac, Joyce FiUgerald, H e l e n Thompson, Edward Daniels, Barbara Merlock and baby girl, Leanna Mihulka and baby girl, Sanford; Colon Dampler, DeBary; Frances Dooley, Lake Mary; Cynthia Ward, Lake Monroe. APRIL » , INS Admissions VIE’Rfc h m ih g A fT In D5-Pc.ROGERS ° 1883 SILVER SERVKE SET StOckrUf> Q n d Save. I S4M PARK AVK. PARMER CRAY •'PICK-O-TME-CHieK" 1 IN .DO - O N 10 1H* I T . N H 10 J HCItVt WTM YOU* PUtCH.tt. J yr a k P H I I EXTRA ■ A R -t.Q FAVORITE M A W BONELESS A YOUR CHOICE • 2tea BTLS TENOER WESSON PP OIL r! — IIW I TOUR i HOl( f COFFEE » O H .I N" , III ;, ;!l V 1.90 2.00 1.75 79c 99c P1, 1.29 49c 39 STANOARD FLORIDA FACKCD TOMATOES • ••• 1 0 H o t CAN Secret Rall-On Deed. Ult Perm. Weve Set Heed A Shoulder* _ W llklnten lledea _ Sueve Heir Spray _ Buffer!n Tablete_____ Phillips Milk of Me«- - 75c Maclean's Toothpaste with free toothbrush _ 1.57 1.52 1.42 1 WITH TWtl COUPON ANO PUtCHAM OF J 1 LB PKG OP MILD DAISY. MEDIUM SHARP, I SHARP. LONGHORN OR } N.Y. STATE SHARP CHEESE. m *4 ADOMiOH 70 1*4 »»4*fP| too BBLIiel B»'fHYOU# FulCHAlf ■ e a a a a a a « c t amii 5 -1 2 -6 5 — Z eac 79c 99c Sic P ftK K K X T R A ------ * { j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! I wK aaiK a *"T" **** eoufON *** RxmcMAte of L I PKG. • PARMER GRAY I SKINLESS FRANKS ROYAL # •''qjl.ii GELATIN DESSERTS '(J 47a 5 i*l COCKTAIL ■•!] I ;.4 PLOCHMAN'J REAL MUSTARD 37** CANS • L IM Y PINIAPPLt/SRAFIFRUIT JUICE DRINK.............. 51*1 10H*» PLASTIC m ij j SQUEEZE BOTTLE ■ PRESERVES...)-»•...... 25' h/i SAVE ISt ON S PKGI STBERRIES.?......... 5 i * l PP DELUXE FROZEN • 4.< CANS PP OELUXESTRAWBERRY ORANGE JUICE... 6189' TWIN PARS e PYNE-SOPT ASS'T COLORS •) © ‘ v .81*1 .... T i i I- HO 1 1 S » A l.H l ! 1 PORK & BEANS 1 ♦ V M H 111 V i t k ! - ), .» t ») I ))| ’ ' I ( h 1 *‘* ), I K k 2 t. 1 ), 3 9 . 14*1 CANS • ROSIDALI CREAM STYLE SUCCOTASH.............. 8 i *1 S MKRCMANTS M IIN STAMPS ! FOOD » _ LYRES I *•» TWIN FAR HYORAOt F AI R POTATO r u i A i u LCHIPS m r i BEEF STEW. { • M»Wt Mtlts*MvMI.|M.|IV«»«tMH I V • m m m m m m , i» PWKR BXTWA J 7 - AS• • — Fi b s 34 m CAM •••toot an '--------{• • .• W IW i« N V l« h ^ h < IW w w t M K 6 M N 11 * 14* I | TUNA u tte r CUCUMBERS............. - r CRISP PASCAL CELERY imihmim2 IYALKI F B I I KXTRA 1— > | 2J MKRCMANTS 6M IN STAMPS 2 «W*W1x4 i t tMMII M6 MtNM « 1.11m CUR MAYFAIR • COTTAGE CHEESE S LEMONS..........10 FANCY YILLOW g l o m ONIONS.............. 3 PM 39‘ * 1” « CANS IN POLY B A 4 •. ••••• • • • • g r r in 2 9 * DETERGENTS LARGI JUICY IUNKIST __________________________ 11* | MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | If*. CAN! • Liaav FRUI7 u to M tuaet «ik skim mw *6* Mtmd 11* -------------------------, * •Speda£/ DISCOUNT HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS M 59 Ipped Merperlne A Stul| •j ( 2 1 0 BLUEBERRY T R E A T S } B * a M R »M N V »M B N n iB n N w a e N 9 «M (M N >N .C D 'I-O N 10 1N» t l . H M lO U MCOVt W IN IOC* P u i C N l u l O j • m 4DD<10M t o T H IT4M9I YOU IfCf*»f **** YOUt POtfWAW ■ 4 a a a a a a . 0 0 A i ’i i 5 - 1 2 - 6 5 — — •* Charcoal Steak....h“ “ g l l U PS|S • Mrs. Fllk*ii‘* t fJ w y f c f *U*— D T ------------FAIR FKCS-----ICED 1 m PARMER GRAY A 14*« CANS • LIBBY'S OEEP I*OWN | - •-* j WELL-TRIMMED 6RIKN STAMPS jj2 j MKRCMANTS RRKKN STAMPS 2• MKRCMANTS W>tMt«n (OUtOSt 4<e* PUtOUH OB j | sum l*«t IOvtON IN MteiM OF — *-- * — - — - — WITH THtl COUPON AND PUtCMAU OP FFRKK K X T R A CHUCK STEAK.. 5 9 RIB STEAK....... “79< L B' BUTT CUT OR WHOLE 45 SHLDH STEAK...: 99t CLUB STEAK..... “9 I 9 COOKING OILS CUBE STEAK..... ht99< I i — ■ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j NA TU R A LLY AGED, NA TU R A LLY TENDER I.1B VALUE • STARKIST CHUNK LIGHT 1 PRKK KXTRA * PAPER TOWELS......31*1 Births | mu LEAN TENOER j M ia u in W s m ! i— »m w m «M n is e Lewis A. Tate, Margaret I■ 4 _R — P FOOD FAIR BRAND Ogle Irre, Itosroo M a r t i n , ■ dBarflh BRRADID CNUCK WAGON I Betty Jean Anderson, Thelma ! oa VIAL STEAKS J . Armstrong, Johnnie Mae "*, S-1J-*S“ " •■■■•* Brown, Alice M. Rough, Chris ty Gramer, Dean Taylor, Do cle Walden, Sheldon Zelgler, Jeffery Cox, Sanford; Andrew W » « « BXTWA Ashley. DeBary; Margaret ! MltCIUNTS M W STAMPS ! Boyd, Lake Monroe; James E. Jewell, Longwood; Vlr I t-B # FLUMROSR glnla E. Sanders, North Or­ CANNED HAM lando. te HAMS POUNDCAKE BREAD 2 V 1 FARMER GRAY HAM A B O I M M a i a i O C AFTIB 5 - 1 2 - 6 5 <■“ “ ■ « « ■ • * Ruth Buaaell, Thomas J. Torley, Moease Singletary, Lois Christiansen, J o s e p h Ward, Martha Rcdley, Wayne Cronlse, Florence M u n g e r , Sanford; Ivy Fritta, DeBary; Mary V. White, Lake Mary; Nancy Jahn, Apopka; Lillian MUIer, Cocoa. Births Mr. and Mra. WyneU Car­ LADY PAIS 1CtD PLAIN OS MASILt ter, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Thomas Jahn, Apopka, a RIG J14 g irl Dischargee Alberta B. Jordan, Jeanna LADY PAIR "M IR A C LE TW IST" SLI Sevlgny, Thomas Ray, Clara M. Wilson, Dr. Alexander W. Epps, Edna Benton, Denise Bohrer, Gilbert B. Flleger, Rosa Slrmona, Dorothy Morriaon, John Lommerae, San­ ford; Alice Rushneck, De­ Bary; Gertrude A. Sayre, Del­ tona. MAY s, m s The Lions Club at Deltona wiU have He first annlveraary dinner at the Showboat Reataurant in DeLand at 7 p. a .. May 17. RaasrvatloM should made by calling Horace | EITHER HALF i PRICES E P P E C TIVE MAY 6th. THROUGH TH E W E E K E N D . Q U AN TITY RIGHTS RESERVED. Admissions Liom Anniversary WITH Ttm COUPON ANO PUtCHAM O* FRYER COMBINATION COMBINATION SSZS.'i?"** Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bui sell, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Paul Rough, Sanford, a boy. Dlsrbarges Florence Munger, S a r a h Cramer, Conda Lee Sampson, Louise Wimberly, Clarence O. Johnson, Richard W a l k e r , Mertlce Brown, Minnie Col­ son, Lucille Anderson, Maud A. Scbornemann, G r a c e Smith, Wynell Carter and baby girl, Sanford; Jennie M a r a , Altamonte Springs; Evelyn Bowen, DeBary; Mar­ got Patterson, Lake Mary. • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS <■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > 01111 5 -1 2 -6 5 " “ " " * “ *’ NOTHING TO BUY • JUST REGISTER • ONE SET GIVEN A W A Y IN EVERY STORE • DRAW ING M A Y 1 S -6 P .M . Brian Johnson, Robert Q. FRESH FRYER, Wakefield, Gardner Williams IB J r., Gilbert B. FUeger, Clar­ ence 0. Johnson, Gregory Can­ PACKAGE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I LCAN MIATY trell, Mamie L. Hodge, Mild­ FRESH PORK STEAKS............................ ... red Dykes, Sanford; Jennie LIAM N IATY M art, Altamonte S p r i n g s ; Clara Custer, DeBary; Elsie BEEF SHORT RIBS................................. > 3 9 ‘ Marshall, Deltona; Arthur De­ LCAN MIATY Young, Longwood. BEEF PLATE STEW................................» 2 f Discharges ARMOUR STAR Robin L. Leckey, Andrea SKINLESS FRANKS................................ > 5 9 ' Lecky, Clarence Merrell Sr., PAM-READY Albln Kendall, Doris Rotunda. Allan Farquharaon, Jimmy FULLY DRESSED W H IT IN G .................> 1 5 ' Nelson, Eloulae Flagler, Bob­ by Waldo, Sue J. Hutchinson, Jessie Barrington, Angela Hunter, Gary Scott Davis, Eli­ sabeth Bievina, Charles Sny­ der, Margaret Reynolds and baby girl. Mary A. Burney and baby girl. JoAnne Gard­ ner and baby boy, Sanford; Anne Porter, Anna Wagner, DeBary; Elisabeth Carver and baby girl, Lake Mary; Ce­ d i E. Harper. Orlando; Sylvia E. Williams, Washington, D. C. MAY 7, INS Admissions m i l D E A U IIrU L 29* 29* 1 » %• 49 1(1 39 EXCLUSIVE AT POOD F A I R . . . Wendy FASHION DOLL ' At L m i i • 3.00 V<Iw*..D«*m *4 l« K*ll B*ikU| lull A Hlfk H**IJ • Sink v .,k c .« m » : Expires M«t 12 1965 • : FASHION OUTFIT axt • ! OMIT «t.eiM»reO LL E O F WITH t H 'l 1 coupon I “ I| On * COUPON p i . 0 .1 )0 -1 1 •' • • ; ; J aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee%epeeeeeeeeee* : • : . Sixth ■•** Cn p n May 12 1W3 : *xv It.tIVINOr DOLL : FASHION OUTFIT : O N lf . ? O O F 7 7 * WttN f p lt COUPON |)a>l O M c o u p o n M l C u llO N l. S • ! „ £ i aeaeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeBRteeel THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR-THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR * �*1 C o u n ty C e le ry C rop In ’Fair Shape' Jim P igott Q uits Sem inole High Post The Lake Mary Chamber James H. (Jim ) Pigott. head of Commerce will meet a t 8 o'clock tonight for the elcc- football coach at Seminole High School, resigned today. tion of offirera. ■Jf • • • Principal A. J. Rracken said The fire ant’a appetite for Pigott turned in his resignation soybean oil and corncob grit* this morning. He is leaving may lead to its extinction. Sanford to accept an adminisThat ia the bait In which trative position In the school the mirex poison ia being us- system at West Palm Beach. Pigott, 41, has been at Semied in the current battle nole High School since 1957 against the Imported insect. and his football teams have Incidentally, the B-17 bomb- had some highly successful q era already are flying over seasons in the eight years be southwest Seminole County. has been coach. The Bear Lake area has been Before coming to Seminole covered and the planes arc at High, Pigott was a head work in the Forest City vicin­ coach and athletic director in ity. County Agent Cecil Tucker Alachua County. He has been says the county had been di­ teaching and coaching for 15 vided for the fire ant fight. years. Last spring Pigott ran for SR 434 is the line which splits the county into north and Seminole County school sup­ % south. The mirex bait ia be­ erintendent and was defeated ing dropped in the south end by incumbent R. T. Milwec in the primary. first. • • • lie has served as county co­ Beautification along o n e ordinator of the summer en­ aide of U. S. 17-92 along the richment program and presi­ lnkefront ia impressive. The dent of tlic Seminole County Federal Credit palms march in a stutely row Teachers along the north aide of the Union. Pigott is a member of highway. Along part of the S a n f o r d First Methodist Church and teaches the Fel­ south aide ia the city dump. ft • • • lowship Sunday School class nig daya c o m i n g u p : there. Mothers Day Sunday, May 9 The Seminole coach served and Armed Forces Day, May in the Armed Forces from 15. 1910 to 1945. He is a graduate • • e of the University of Florida The name of Sanford Naval Academy's new yacht ia ex­ pected to be chnnged. The craft now benrs the "Wynd, crest II" title. . . . only the ™ second name it has borne in its 48-year-old career on the waterways. The yacht spent some time In Scotland and on Services will be held Satur­ the St. Lawrence River in day in Orlando for Mrs. Sara Canada. • • • Gcorgianna Kirk, 51, former Sanford registered nurse who lVhat’s in a name? Our new sporta editor also died of a heart attack on an doubles as police ami court airliner Just before it landed lc|>ortcr. Ilia name? La\v(o)a. at Herndon Airport Tuesday. She v a t the daughter of Mr. Thay’re counting tha days. end' M rs-Ji. L. Futch, of San­ Only four more wreks until ford. Mrs. Kirk, who had recently arhool ia out. • • • moved back to Sanford after Acting Mayor A1 Wilson living In Winter Park (or sev­ has taken quite a ribbing eral years, wai returning about the recent photograph from B r i d g e p o r t , Conn., in The 11eraId showing him where she had been Visiting i evolving a "smooch Ic" on top her son, daughter-in-law and if of the head from a beauty grandson. Born In Baltimore, Md., queen. "I enjoyed that more than anything I have ever Mrs. Kirk later moved to done as Mayor," declared Sanford where she attended •Lover-boy" Wilson to tensing local schools and was grad­ uated from Seminole High fellow Klwaninns. School. She received her BN • • e Mayor Jimmy Crapps sure got sick at the wrong time— he's mlasin’ out on a lot of fun, Isn’t he, Mr. Wilson? I • • • Since Public Works Super­ intendent "Sid" RiChard re­ tired, City Manager "Pete" Knowles has had to put on his overalls and his hurd hat and get to work "straw boss­ ing" the work on 13th Street end moving of the water lines on 25th Street. Lift thut balc. Tote that barge! % f • • • One of the f u n n i e s t akstches we have ever seen is the act called "The Whistlera" which will bo presented in a repeat performance at "The Merry-Go-Round" show Mondey. This number is being returned to the show "by popular demand" and when you see it, you will see why. That’s all we arc going to tell you—you will have to see it for yourselves. But we guarantee it will upset your tickle box. Show time 8 p.m., Sem­ inole High Auditorium. • • • * * * on the St. Johns River * + * * 2 Area Firms Join Suit On Labor Deficit “The Nile of America” Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Wednesday 8.1-57; fair thru Friday, high about 90; low tonight in 60s. SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1965 NO. 181 Red-Led Rebels UseTerrorTactics *r \ Marine's Body Left On Hotel BRIEFS To Sink Well Doorsteps m j . li. p ig o t t with bachelor ami master de­ grees. He and his wife and four children live in Loch Arbor. Bracken said an effort would lie made to hire a new football coach before spring training begins Monday. He said Coach Pigott would fin­ ish out the school year in his other assignments. "Coach l’igott has done an outstanding job here," Brac­ ken said. Pigott will serve as super­ visor of physical education, driver education and handle the summer recreation pro­ gram in Palm Beach County. degree from Jefferson Med­ ical College in Pennsylvania and served on the nursing staff of the Pennsylvania State Mental Hospital. Later she returned to Florida and practiced nursing in Orlando until 1946. Mrs. Kirk was a membef .f tha Methodlli Church, Llcftncd Nurses and Stale Board of Pennsylvania Examiners. She waa active in PTA and dWc work. Shortly before going to Connecticut, she had moved back to San.'onl, residing at 2001 Washington Avenue. Survivors include two tons, William Lee Kirk, a student at the University of Miami, and Alkrrt C. K i r k Jr., Bridgeport. Conn.; a grand­ son. Albeit C. Ill, and her parents. The body will be cremated and Hie family has requested that in lieu of flowers dona­ tions be sent to the Heart Fund or other charitable or­ ganizations. J. D. Manley Construction Fairchild Funeral Home in Company, of Leesburg, with Orlando is in charge of a r­ a bid of $324,000, Is the appar­ rangements. ent low bidder to construct ad­ ditional alrcraR parking space at Sanford Naval Air Station. The contract, one of the larg­ GAINESVILLE (UPI) — est to be put up (or bids for A woman who hud fulled her the station within the past driver’s test five times waa year, calls for the parking charged with attempting to apron to be constructed just hrilm a drivers’ license exam­ east of the present apron. The iner. Examiner George Morrison new parking space, covering approximately 40,600 square said Beatrice Calloway Wil­ yards, normally will accom­ liams, 42, offered him $14 in modate 16 RA-5C Vigilante jet cash and an 10U for $11 if lie would pass her. aircraft. He urrrsted her instead. This project la the third In a series of five authorized last year by Congress in a $2,004,000 package for the station. Two project! almost are completed with bids to be invited on the remaining couple in the near future. Manley Construction current­ ly is conducting a $114,500 air­ craft parking apron repair pro­ ject at the base. Leesburg Firm Offers Low Bid Need A License? Tryouts for American Le­ gion baaeball will be held Saturday morning at 10 'H o’clock a t the Seminole High 8choot Held. Any boy 10-18 from Seminole and Oviedo High School ia eligible, s e e Pinecreat PTA will Install SAIGON (UPI) — South new officers at a meeting in the school auditorium at 7:30 Viet Nam’s powerful Armed Forces Council formally dis­ p jn. Tuesday. solved itself In a resounding vote of confidence in the Saigon government. On the military front, 60 * NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A federal appeala court drop­ U. S. Air Foret jeta scored ped criminal contempt charges a "spectacularly successful” • against Mississippi Gov. Paul laid against C o m m u n i s t Johnson and former Gov. North Viet Nam. The Armed Forces Council Ross Barnett for trying to atop desegregation of the voted to disband in an em­ University of Mississippi that phatic andormamant of tha led to one of the worst riots civilian govammant of Prims £ in the civil rights movement. Minister Than Huy QuaL * • Sanford Nurse Dies Tuesday On Airliner * Seminole County SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) —Conimunist-Ied rebels today dumped the body of a dead U. S. Marine on the door­ step* of the Ambassador Hotel in an apparent demon­ stration of the terror tactics they plan to use against American military f o r c e s here. The action rnme despite the conclusion Wednesday of a "firm truce" by the Organ­ ization of American States (OAS) and the OASs unpre­ cedented decision to send an Inter-American peacekeeping force to police the Dominican Republic. Heavy fighting broke out toduy in downtown Independ­ ence Square in Santo Dom­ ingo in what the United States lias charged is a Cm truite-Cummunisl effort to seize control of the bloodbulbed country. The firing was directed against a U. S. patrol but its fute was not known. It was not known whether the Murinu biought through U. S. lines under a flag of truce—• whits undershirt— *a* t) 1 iLirina rapoited to have licen captured by the rebels Wednesday night in an incident In which four Leath­ ernecks were wounded. The rebels have warned re. pcntedly that any Marine or U. S. paratrooper found in rebel area would be "slaught­ ered." Only Wednesday night a rebel radio said the Domini­ can people must .co-operate in the "|»atriotlr task of killing in blood ami burning foreign invuders and their lackeys." The dead Marine was found lying face up at the hotel, and it appeared he hud been ruptured and shot. w Blonde Mother On Trial In Mate's Death A . . . MIAMI (U PI) — Barnett Serio, a Natchez (Miss.) oil­ man, has announced plans to sink an oil well next month | in Dade County near the Ev­ erglades at u cost of up to a half-million dollars. Pickets GAINESVILLE (UPI) — A small group of demonstrat­ ors picketed after dark Wed­ nesday nt the county court­ house, protesting the role of U. S. military forces in the Dominican Republic. de Gaulle Again PARIS (U I’I) — President Charles de Gaulle today ex­ pressed his disapproval of U. S. intervention in the Dom­ inican Republic urn! said he wanted to sec American troops withdrawn. Big Ad Budget JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Winn-Dixie, a huge southern supeitnuiket rhuin with 600 stores, announced its adver­ tising budget will lie $7.5 million this year. Eighty per rent will go to newspupers, officials said. Airliner .Crashes HKVERLY ALEWINE Utility Body Af$ured Altamonte - Swofford SANTA CRUZ DE Tfcu’ERIFE, f a n s r y Islands (U l’I) —An Ilierla Airlines Super Constillution crashed Wed­ nesday liight wltile landing in a fog and burst Into flames. By Donna Estes Authorities said 30 persons Mayor W. Lawrence Swofwere killed and 18 injured, fold at mrcling of the Alta­ many of them critically. monte Springs Town Council Wednesday n i g h t reported that Sen. Mack N. Cleveland OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (UPI) Jr. and itrp, S. J. Davis Jr. — States prepnied for the had assured him that bills growth of nuclear energy for establishing a utility com­ |ieure time purposes stand to mission and providing lor a gain the most in this era of municipal judge for Alta­ expanded use of atomic pow­ monte would be Introduced in er, according to the general lids session of the legislature. munnger of the Atomic En­ '1lie only condition set in ergy Commission. both cases, Swofford said. Is Stand To Gain 'Big Stick' Charged To Burns TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The ambitious $300 million road bond program was form­ ally received in the Senate to­ day amid renewed charges of "big stick threats." Sen. Ed Price, of Bradenton, leader of the small opposition forces in the Senate, said he will fight to hi* last breath to keep the measure from coming to a vote of the people this year. Price doe* not feel there is much chance of killing the pro­ gram, which has behind It the full power of the Governor’s office as well as that of the presiding officers of both houses. But he thinks there might be enough strength built up in the House to at least delay It for a year. The bill was filed In the Senate with 30 cosponsors, and four unequivocal promises of vote* from senators not at liberty to sign the measure. Saigon Endorsed By Military Unit * Charges Dropped WORKMEN are pictured knee-deep in water Wednesday afternoon as they sought to repair the third rupture of the city water pipeline in 10 days during the improvement program of 25th Street. The break Wednes­ day, immediately east of Park Avenue, aIso*disruptcd telephone service. That It one more than the 33 votes needed to hold a spe­ cial election on it this Nov­ ember. Only 27 votes arc need­ ed in the senate to hold the election In 1906. Gov. llaydon Burn* said he ha* S3 vote* in the House, Ju*t one short of the needed num­ ber to hold the election this year. He does not anticipate much trouble in picking up one vote. Firing away, as he did ail day Wednesday, Senator Price came back again today witli a charge that the program 1* unnecessary, fiscally unsound ami aimed at getting Burns votes in the 1966 campaign for re-election. Governor Burns scoffed at this charge. Price said the roads to be built with the bond money are in the big vote centers and are "politically designated" and he said Bums is using threats and power to get sup­ port for it. "Ib is is not good govern­ ment." Price said U he can keep the program off the November ballot, he will spend the year giving the people all the facta and he said many would come out during the 1966 goveroor’a campaign. "The saving grace ia the House," he said, adding that if a strong amendment or change can be pushed onto the bill in the Senate "it could kill the whole program." that relercndum must be held following passage of the bills. It was explained that action necessary for establishing a municipal Judge Is to repeal the section of the charter which rails for the mayor to be Judge and adding an rinendmrnt tvhereby a quali­ fied judge, preferably an at­ torney, could bo hired. Swofford further reported that a bill which gives muni­ cipal polico forces the right of "hot pursuit’* in tiiclr re sportive countiei already had been passed by the House of Representatives and it is an­ ticipated that it will ho past­ ed soon by the Senate. A work session was sched­ uled for 7 p.m. Monday to work out details of tho utility commission bill. To be decid­ ed is the authority tho com­ mission will have, the num­ ber of commissioners, tho length of their term in office, and the method of naming them. In other reports Swofford stated that tho county com­ mission had declined lo par­ ticipate with the town at this time in opening Ballard Strert hut will participate in grad­ ing and stabilizing Sami' *d Avenue from SR 427 at I it.I Street only as far north as Mercury Street. Council auth­ orized the attorney to prepare a resolution in conjunction with tills agreement. Senators Acting On War Chest WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate etood ready to complete congressional action on President Johnson’s re­ quest for additional funds to aid the antl-Communist ef­ fort In South Viet Nam. Senate leaders set the $700 supplementary appropriation* bill as the first ordar ot busi­ ness. Passage of tha request tor funds for tha fiscal year end­ ing June 30 was expected to sUnd as a rot# of confidence for Johnson's policies in tha guerrilla war. Tha Housa cleared the measure Wednesday. Bjr Barry l a o n Beverly Alcwine, 22, an at­ tractive blonde mother, went on trial this morning in the second degree slnying of her huslumd, Tony. The defendant, dreased for her court appearance in a simple blnck suit, her btondo hair culling slightly at tha neckline, sat quietly during the rapid iclectlon of the Jury, her face showing no trace of emotion, just a slight tiredness. Assistant State Atty. A. J. (Tony) Hosenmn exercised two pre-emptory challenges in seating the Jury of six men. Defense Atty. Gordon Fred­ erick quickly accepted the fi­ nal selection of Clarence I.. Collins, Lester L. Tlllls, James H. llrewtan, William \V. John* Jr., Alexander B. Joiner and Dwight Lawrence. William C. Hartline la lilting as alternate Juror. Olio of the first witnesses to lie hoard was Fred Gurria, 10091) South Park Avenue, next door neighbor of tha de­ fendant and the dead man. Gareia testified he was awak­ ened about 4 o'clock the morning of April 15 by what lie thought wus a cur door slamming. Immediately after that, be testified, he heard the defendant screaming, "Fred, cum* help me! Tony'* been shotl" Gurci* laid lie rushed to the Alewine apartment at 1007 Park Avenue, where ho found the deud mull lying in u hallway leading to tha bed­ room. II* said ha returned to lilt apartment, called the pol­ ice, and then returned to take Mr*. Alewine and her little daughter back to his iqxirtiiicii L Tiie rapidity with which the trial is progressing in Cir­ cuit Judge Torn Waddell's court Indicates it may go to the jury by late ufteriiouii to­ duy. Spending: Bill TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Florida Houso worked today on a general upending hill that propose* a record fl.OHO billion In appropria­ tion* to finnncu state opera­ tions und building in the com­ ing two years. By Paul Brookshire Despite a general ahortaga of labor, harvesting of Sem­ inole County’s celery crop appears to be in "fair •hap*.'* Harvesting of the county’* 800-to 000-ncre celery crop is at its peak now with the end expected about Juna 1, grower* said today. The Seminole C o u n t y crop'* value was estimated at approximately $350,000 by County Agent Cecil Tucker. However, t w o Seminole grower* have joined a ault to force secretary of Labor Willard Wirt* to allow "off­ shore" labor to harvest the state’s Inrgest crop In the Belle Glade area. Chnsc Glades Farms, Ine., of Sanford, and A. Duda ft Sona Co-operative Associa­ tion, Oviedo, joined eight other South-Central Florida eelery growers in the suit filed in federal court in Or­ lando. These grower* contand lost of a miltion-dollar crop In tha Belle Glade area unless the off-shore labor la permitted. Richard Deas, of Chase ft Company, Sanford, aald a general ahortaga of labor haa plagued celery growers all eeason long. "However, w* are In fair ■linpe in harvesting In Semi­ nole County," De*» M id . Irvin Fleischer, of Nelson ft Company, Oviedo, aald hla company waa "not hurting too badly." Fleischer said tha harvest­ ing was at its peak right now, with the finish in sight for tha first of Juna. Meanwhile, farm placement recruiting officers of the Florida State Employment Service dlitrlbuted folders entitled "W hat Crew Lead­ ers Should Know About Child Labor In Agriculture" when they recruited m igrant work­ ers through crew leaders In Sanford Wednesday. Growers and farm labor crew leaders were reminded that thera is a 16-year aga minimum for work during school hours. Children of any ago are permitted to work on farm i after school and dur­ ing vacation. Mistrial Held In Wolfe Case Circuit Judge Tom Waddell declared a mistrial Wednesday in the case of Karl R. Wolfe, of Orlando, charged with mur­ der in the fatal beating of James Franklin Sullivan, 31. Judgo Waddell set a new trial for the 21-year-old Orlandoan for Aug. 23 and the accused was freed on bond previously set. Defense Attorney Ed Kirk­ land of Orlando contended that statements made by the pro­ secuting attorney would be prejudicial to a panel ot ven­ iremen who were being ex­ amined as prospective Jurors. o /D E N M A N TIRES! INCLUDING IIARD-TO-FIND WIDB WHITEWALLS AND TUBE TYPE TlllES. SAVE UP TO 60<y< 0 BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES TIRES COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT END REPA t! 405 W. First S t. 322-0*51 SANFORD. 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Peggy was head girl officer in the band and Sylvia was head majorette. (Herald Photo) NURSING SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS were given to the four Semlnolo High School girl* In the top row. From left Sharon Drum, Carol Ropp. Judith Cochran und Elaine Kchola. Scholarahlpa are given by Semlnolo Memorial Hospital truHtcea, Auxiliary and Seminole County Medical Auxiliary. In bottom row are Shnrron Walker, Civitnn Citizenship award; Wayne Kelley, TEC award from Diutzcn Company, and Helen Mann, Civitnn Citizenship award. (Herald Photos) (L IM IT : 2 W ITH YO U R »3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, P L E A S E .) “Q U A L IT Y FRESH “100% PU R E ” DETERGENT* CROUP ENERGY BEEF G IA N T PKG. TOP STU D EN T In Home Economic# at Seminolo High School wna Linda Green (le ft) who hohlH tho Puhlix trophy. Edward FitZKernld won tho Navy KOTC scholarship. (Herald Photo) District Demo Women Confer LE AD E R SH IP A N D SERVICE wero recogniz­ ed at Seminole High School Awnrds Day. Top le ft la David Lanier, Student Dody president who won school leadership award and Jnycee scholarship award. A t right is Linda Spencer, who won Jnycec scholarship nwnril, also. Dottom left are Con Wilson ami Susan Piercy, who won Student Council Service Awards, Frank Famulari Succumbs At 64 Frank Fsmularl, 04, of 113 M ayfair Circle, died Friday night at his residence. A native of Italy and a re­ tired chef, he came here three years ago from IMousanlvlIlc, North Orlando Fire Auxiliary Meets Thursday By N. J. tic was a Catholic. Survivors arc his wife, Mrs. Sadie Fnmuluri, of Sanford; n daughter, Mr*. Josephine Kumpf, of Sanford; two ( l i ­ ter*, Ml** Domcnica Famu­ lari ami Mr*. Rosario Truslano, both of Italy; two bro­ thers, Joseph and John Famu­ lari, both of Italy, und three grandchildren. (jranikow Funeral Home 1* in charge of local arrange­ ments. Margaret Cosby The regular monthly meet­ ing of tho North Orlando Fira Department Auxiliary will be held at 6:30 p. m. Thursday nt tha homo of Mr*. Itutli Jlolzman, 81 S. Fairfax Avenue. On tha agenda will ho illscuiiion of allocation of fund* received from the recent hake sale. Meeting* of the group have been changed to evening* with tho lio|*c that more women to the community will be able to participate. This next meeting hn* been scheduled especially early mi that members may attend the fashion show benefitting the department. Tho show it being presented at 7:30 p. in. by Mrs. Tony Krccck at the home of Mr*. Malvin Campbell, SI N. Third Street. Pearl E. Peters Succumbs At 80 Mrs. Pesrl E. Peters, 80. of 717 Park Avenue, died Satur­ day after a short illness. Rorn In Valdoata, (la., she was a member of Pinecrcit Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors are three daugh­ ters, Mra, Eddie Langlotll and Mra. H. O. Echols, o f Sanford, and Mra. Clarence K. Hose, of Orlando; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home Is In charge o f arrangementa. Earth'a c o n Is largely o f metallic ond most abundant earth, according to M ed ia BriUonica. mado up iron, sec­ m eUl on Knryvlo- Garden Club Sets Meeting PATRICIA 8TENSTROM was elected president o f the Sem­ inole High School An­ chor Club for the 1%5(»6 school year. She succeeds Helen Mann. iMiss Stenstrom is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sten­ strom. (Herald Photo) Lyman High Paramedic Has inslallaiion By Jane Casselberry The Paramedical Club of I.yntan High School held its nnmiul banquet at thn TradeWind* Cafeteria In Cassclbcrry. Officers for tho coming year were installed In a can­ dlelight ceremony following the roast lieef dinner. New officers Thomas, arc Carolyn president; Valorle Shea, vice president; Members of the Seminole alatcd for Oct. 29-31 in Sara­ County Democratic Womcn’i sota. Club attended the Fifth Con­ gressional District meeting in New Smyrna Reach. Ix'ailing the group from Seminole County were Mr*. I S Wi t . Sill. I'll I N K — K un»n •vrvlcta fur Krank Kainularl, Kathleen Itcynoldi, fifth dis­ 14. who died Krlday-, will b» h.ld at till) a. m. Wadnaatrict vice president, and Mr*. d t f at 81. P i t i r i Catholic W. Vincent HoberU, president Church In t’lraaantvlll#, N. J., with tha II. W. Cunnlncham of the local group. Kunaral llomc In charg*. Others attending Included Ilurlal will lit In I’ lMaantMrs. Thelma Snyder, Mrs. D. villa. Oranikow Kunaral lluma In charaa locally. Anderson, Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, Mrs. Florence OilKunaral aarvlcaa for Mra. I’aarl K. Kalara, Sit, who dla«l martin and Mrs. Ella DellerKaturday. will ha hald at S nrd, state president, from Dcp. m. Tuaaday at Ilrlaaon Kunaral llnnu- with Itav. It. l.aml. J. Iloynton officiating. Ilurlal ftobert Petrce, treasurer of will ha In llraenwood Cam#tary, Orlando. Ilrlaaon Kun­ the Orange County Young aral lloma In charge. Democrats, was the featured speaker. He talked about the importance of reading all po­ OVER 35 YEARS litical literature, good and A t Flrgt * Palmetto bad, in order to be well in­ (Alongside old post offics) formed. Mr*. DeRcrard reported to (lie district members on the recent quarterly meeting of the state women's organiza­ tion in Tallahassee. The next district meeting • Carpet# • Furniture will bo held on Sept. It in • Tile • Planoa Daytona Reach. Attention was * Rental Beda called to tho atate convention Funeral Notices Sanford Furniture Co. Klalnr Smith, recording secretary; lly Margaret Cosby Hobble Carroll, corresponding Monthly meeting of the secretary and Kris Martin, North Orlando Carden Club treasurer. has been advanced one week They were Installed by the and will !>e held at 7:30 p.m. outgoing executive (ward com­ Ihi* TlmrMlay nt the homo of posed of Jo Ann Chubb, pres­ Mr*. Jessie Wnllaec, 31 S. ident; Dorccuc Heroin, vice Kdgcnmn Avenue. president; Gail Chandler, re­ Final plans for tho installa­ cording secretary; I.lnda Pintion bunquet will be revealed nock, corresponding secretary, and all budnrss will he conI amt Carolyn Thomas, trea­ eluded until the fall uu-cling surer. in September. The eluh is composed ol | Mr*. It. K. West will assist students interested in sonic Mr*. Wallace a* co-hostess. field of medicine and the girls served many hours as volunleer nurses aid* at Winter Park Memorial Hospital dur­ ing the school year. Miss Martha Thompson, fa­ culty advisor, was presented Mrs. Grace Dodge, 81, of with a rose corsage In appre­ Sanford, died Sunday morning ciation for assistance to the in a Casselberry n u r s i n g club. home. Mrs. Thomas l.argcn of A retired milliner, she came Sanford was given' a suitable here seven years ago from inscrilted pendsnt charm for Woodhaven, L. I. She was a her efforts In securing speak­ Methodist, ers for the elug programs and Survivors are three nieces, getting the girls placed at the Mrs. Fred M. Walton, of Dc- hospital. Rary, Mra. Joseph Sternburg, of Daytona, and Mrs. Harold llurlbut, of New Mexico. Grainkuw Funeral Homo is Starta in the home*. la charge of arrangements. COMFORT W M U To Meet The Woman's Missionary Union o f Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs, will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the church. Mrs. Edward L. Kelsey will conduct the meeting. Comfort is General A ir Electric Conditioning U / M I Plumbing, H A L L Heating, Inc. 1M7 Hanford 121-4343 “FOOD K IN G ” QUARTERS 0LE0 FLA. GRADE “A ” LAR GE ONE LB. PKGS EGGS 3 -9 9 ' Remember “GOLDEN Y E L LO W ” th o se BANANAS HOT D AYS e f your vacation trip tu t a u « * t r ? Why Not Enjoy An Air- Grace Dodge, 81, Expires Sunday (L IM IT O NE W IT n YO U R 29 OR M O R I FOOD ORDER, P L E A S E .) Conditioned Car This Summer? 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C AN 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia Coupon f t The Parch*** O f GOLD BOND STAMPS 2 STAMPS at “Thriftvny” thra Wed, Jane 2 “ C U T-U P” FR YE R S CBM gn » t “ Thriftw ay" rims W ad, Jane S �n County Water Control Gets 'Kiss Of Death' i> • ' f vt v : r ' ^ C i © 6* Mail Delivery Speed Eyed By Post Office It hasn't rained for to lone and It'a to dry that Jim Crowa aaya bream taken out o f tha St. Johns hava dry B y Dottle Austin sand in their eyes. The United States Post Of­ John Alexander aaya he can top this. He claims to havo fice Department is setting up aeen two trees fighting over a new system of receiving and dispatching mall utilising "sec­ ona dog. tional centers," beginning July 1, Sanford Postmaster CecUe Speaking o f rain, we read Heard said today. the othsr day where a news­ Orlando has been establish­ paper cams out with a ban­ ed as one of the 553 sectional ner headline like this: “ Lord, centers in the United Slates We Confess Our Sins. We to receive and dispatch mall Ask Forgiveness, Wa Pray for post offices and branches For Rain!” Within an hour in surrounding areas. after the paper came o ff the "Th e Orlando office was se­ press the prayer was answer­ lected because of its avail­ ed. Headline next day: “ And ability to all transport media Tha Rains Came. Praise God and its capacity to handle dayFrom Whom A ll Blessings to day fluctuations. It is one of Flow ." 12 such renters located in a • • Florida and will serve 60 sur­ Mrs. Mae Jonea o f Cassel­ rounding offices including the berry returned home last Sanford post office," Miss week from a visit with rela­ Heard said. "E ach community will re ­ tives in the North and receiv­ ed a warm welcome. Two tain its own identity, but under hours after she returned the sectional center concept, home, the house next door all mail generated within the burned to the ground. When surrounding communities will be dispatched at Orlando by Mrs. Jones was inMichigan the fastest mode of transporta­ it snowed tha day before tion, be it rail, highway or Easter. air, if so designated by the e e e patron," she explained. Incidentally, it's now the "In turn, all mall addressed City o f Casselberry unless the to these communities will be voters decide otherwise. A received at Orlando for re­ measure which has passed the dispatch to the communities,” Legislature provides for a she added. new charter and changes "P ost Office Department Casselberry from a town to a policy dictates that no mall be city. However, a vote will be diverted to any other area necessary to confirm the ac­ which would In any manner tion. lend to delay delivery," she a a e pointed out. The Orlando sectional cen­ Congratulations to Coach Jim McCoy of Seminole ter, like others throughout the High. He received his must­ nation, is designed to handle er’s degree Inst Sunday from mall in the most expeditious manner and is In line with Stetson University. the department’s Zip Coda pro­ a a a gram. Spectators were pressed In­ "A n y change In scheduling to action at the Osceola Drag of dispatched mall from the Strip Sunday. A sudden storm Sanford office will be announc­ flooded the atrip during the ed as soon as it is made, but hqlght o f the races. Automo­ It is predicted than any aueh biles o f spectators were used changes will result only In Im­ to splash the water from the provement for next-day de­ runway. livery for all the state of Flor­ a a a ida and most of the South­ William E. Fulford o f eastern United States, hy or­ Route 1, Sanford, is in Bang­ dinary m all," the postmaster kok, Thailand, aboard the concluded. scaplans tender USS Curri­ tuck a fter 11 days at sea par­ ticipating in the South East Asia Treaty organisation training exercise "Seahorse." a a a Thunderstorms Belt Fla. Keys Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * » Phona 823-2611 Zip Code 32771 “The Nile of America” # By Paul Brookshire WEATHER: Monday, 88-70; slight showers thru Wednesday, high near 90; low tonight 67-72. VOL. 67 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 202 Legislators Gird For Remap Tiff Extra Session Scheduled On Court Order n su v A portlonment plan while the Senate’s rural majority bloc Big Chuckhole Fire Victims JACKSONVILLE (U P I) geared for swift adoption of a Two people were killed Mon­ resolution urging Congress to day night when fire gutted void this theory of choosing their small apartment. The membership in both houses of victims, Rosa Lee Jones and Rufus Tony, both about 40, a legislature. apparently were trapped In the The House-passed resolution bedroom of the apartment. seeking congressional relief Is top business In the Senate to­ day. It would join Florida to TA M P A (U P I) Dean ol 26 other states that already have petitioned Washington for Engineering Edgar W. Kopp a constitutional amendment will turn a shovel o( dirt here permitting one house to be ap­ June 18 to break ground on portioned on factors other than more than $2 million worth oi construction of facilities for population. Representatives from half a the college n( engineering at dozen of the state’* largest the University oi South Tamcounties met Monday night to P». Groundbreaking organize a big county commit­ tee on fair apportionment with Rep. Woodle LUes, o f Hills­ FORT WALTON BEACH borough, as organizing chair­ (U P I )— The owner of a bicycle man. shop here died of poison when Another meeting was set for detectives arrived at his home to question him about the rape tonight. The'group includes 20 House of a nine-year-old jRrl- bdice members, representing Dade, said Mills Armstrong, cf, an­ Pinellas, Hillsborough, Or­ swered the door gasping and ange, Palm Beach, Broward collapsed in the hallway. Ho died a abort while later. and Duval Counties. Suspect Suicides e * a The organization Is a prelude to Saturday's opening of a 20day extraordinary session called by Gov. Ilaydon Burns for the sole purpose of com­ ing up with a reapportlonmenl plan that can meet the fed­ eral district court's deadline ol July 1. Chute Fails JOHANNESBURG, South A f­ rica (U P I ) — The only woman contestant In the South African parachute jumping champion­ ships plunged to her death when her chute failed to open. Tiie victim, Roslind Vender Rict, 24, Imped from n plane The reapportlonmenl memo­ flying at an altitude of 5,000 rial, sponsored by Leon Rep. feet. Richard O. Mitchell, passed the House 77-33 Monday. The so-called "M itchell re­ HOLLYWOOD (U P I) - The solution" asks Congress to body of a young girl was pull­ call a constitutional conven­ ed from the Atlantic Ocean by tion to adopt an amendment two policemen. She was be­ allowing one legislative house lieved a drowning victim. The to be ap|x>rtioncd on a form ­ girl was described as pretty, ula other than population. about 20 and wearing a two• • • piece bathing suit. An autopsy Mitchell said that petitions waa scheduled to determine from at least 34 states were the cause of death. needed to force a constlutional convention. He said that 26 states already had petitioned M IAM I REACH (U P I) Congress. More than 20,000 Miami Reach There are still openings in theBeginners Swim Class United Press International which starts at Ft. Mellon Thunderstorms touched ofl Pool June 7, according to the flash flooding In central Kan Sanford Recreation Depart­ sas today, closing highways near one town. ment. Heavy thunderstorms also a a a Dr. Charles L. Persons of belted portion! of the Florida Sanford has been named Sem­ Key* and upper Mississippi inole County director o f the Valley. The Kansas Highway Patrol Central Florida Optometric said highways near Redwing, Association. Kan., had been closed by a a a flash flooding. The rainfall Thomas A . Williams o f was measured as nearly two Sanford received a master o f Inches in tlx hours at Sallna, music degree from Louisiana Kan., with nearly as much at State University last Satur­ Ilusscl, Kan. day. John Brady Wiinbish, Minneapolis, Minn., also re son o f Cdr. and Mrs. Glenn J. ported nearly two Inchc* ol Wimblsh, 410 West Crystal, rain in six hours and Key The Legislature took final ac­ received his master's degree West, Fla., bad nearly an Inch tion on the prime item in Use at Rollins College Sunday. and a half. governor's legislativo p r o a a a gram. County commissioners are HACK IN C L IN K The compromised version of busy working out polling O RLAND O (U P I ) — Two the proposed constltuUonal places fo r the 10 new pre­ escapers from the Orange amendment to build 1,200 cincts recently added in Sem­ County Jail were back In their miles of four-lane highways in inole County. cells today after Hillsborough six years and finance them a a a County deputies arrested with bonds cleared the House Frank Holmes o f the San­ them near Tampa for va­ hy a vote of Ot-19 and the up­ per chamber 33-1. ford Elks Lodge was elected grancy. vice president of the central district at the state conven­ tion in St. Augustine last week. The Sanford lodge was recognised fo r its community service award won recently in competition with lodges in M IA M I (U P I ) — A big grasa tope. the nation with a membership whiU bird with black wingThe Indian* celled it the less than 600. tips and akinny legs fo r wad­ “ river o f grass." a a a It is dry now. ing called tha wood ibla la in 3,600-Mile Space Walk On Thursday •00 FOLK C ITY (U P I) — State Road Department crews were TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) - to begin filling In a large sink Big city legislators began to hole south of here today that mobilize their forces today for opened up and swallowed a a "one man, one vote" reap- portion of State Road 359. Body Found Familiar Name voters were expected to go to the polls today and choose as their mayor one of four men, including Elliot Roosevelt, m>ii of the late President Franklin Roosevelt. Roosevelt is seen as the strongest challenger to incumbent Melvin Richard, a 14-year-veteran of Reach poli­ tics. The Miami Reach Sun and the Miami Herald have endorsed Richard. C APE K E N N E D Y (U P I ) — An expected medical OK to­ day will give U. S. astronaut Edward H. White a go-ahead to try to "w a lk " 3,600 miles across northern Mexico and the United States during 12 daring minutes of his leap in­ to spare Thursday. White and fellow astronaut James A. McDivitt, a former rollege chum assigned as pil­ ot of their two-seater Gemini4 spaceship, underwent a final hrad-to-toe physical and psy­ chological examination this morning at the hands of a — — team of experts headed by Dr. Charles Berry. Early forecasts indicated good weather at Cape Ken­ nedy and in the matn recov­ ery areas on Thursday and S P A C E W A L K E R . U.S. S T Y L E — I f In-flight condition! probably on Friday. indicate "g o ," M ajor Edward II. W h ite is scheduled as As the blast-off hour o f t A m erica ’s first "space-walker" during Gem ini 4’a fourday orbiting o f the earth. lie w ill em erge from tho right- a.tn. (E S T ) Thursday neared, hand hatch o f tho capsule and, tethered by a 25-foot a drastically revised flight "u m b ilica l" line, spend about ten minutes floating in the plan revealed that, in addition void. Russian Cosmonaut A lex ei U-onov perform ed the to White’s highly t o u t e d feat on March IB. Rookie astronaut W h lto’s "w a lk ," about “ space w alk" and their at five months ahead o f schedule, would start o ver Hawaii. tempt to atcer to within 20 |feet o f tAojher j|aM lite, the astronauts wllt-JUmp air from their cabin at least twice. Tho plan, virtually rcwrlt ten following a aeries of dra malic changes ordered by fed cr*| space agency chlefa last week, also reflected the fea therlike touch that McDivitt will he called upon to use on TALLAH ASSEE ( U P I) - COday meeting every two the controls to separate gent The slow-moving hill to re­ >ears. ly enough from the Titan- roc­ quire tho State Legislature to The appropriation! commit­ meet annually suddenly sprang tee, working, long after the ket booster that earlier orbit to life and moved to the House legislature had closed up shop ed them, to keep It nearby. McDivitt and While, a pair calendar today after l)in g dor­ for the day, sent nut hills of space rookies with the na mant for weeks. that added up to a half million lion’s first real chance to Along with the annual ses­ dollars In spending and whitt­ challenge Russian m a n n e d sions measure, the House ap­ led tho gap between authoris­ propriations committee also ed spending and anticipated spaceflight aupremacy, hope to fly the 7,200-pound Geminishot to the calendar a com­ income down to a mere $734,4 62 time* around the world panion hill raising the pay of , 000. legislators from $1,200 to $3.coo I All of the hills among the in 97'x hours. Technicians planned to load a year If the state switches hundreds still resting in the from biennial to every year committee did not get a fa v­ the towering Titan-2 rocket with propellants Wednesday, sessions. orable consideration. to be ready to begin the final These measures, which start­ The hill recommended by four-hour countdown before ed the session nearly six weeks the Governor to Increase the dkwn Thursday. ago with much promise and state parole Commission from Monday, the mein recovery ballyhoo, had been given up three to five members waa re­ (hip, the aircraft carrier USS jected. for lost. There still is no certainty The committee gave its Wasp, steamed from Boston they ran make it into the final blessings and sent to the cal­ Harbor rn route to its post in stages in the remaining four endar a hill increasing from the western Atlantic ocean days of the session. In fact, $550 to $l,ooa per teacher unit about 400 miles south of Ber­ It is unlikely but they are at (ho amount of sales tax re­ muda. It will await the fiery venue earmarked for the return of McDivitt and White least on the way. The hills were hammered stale’s share of payments into from space next Monday. Far and away the most out by an interim committee the Teacher Retirement Fund that worked fur two years in order to make a start on dramatic events—the "spaco holding hearings around the making up a long-pending pap­ w alk" and the two icheduled state end gathering informa­ er deficit. But because of the attempts to perform men’i tion to holster the argument current shortage of funds, the first true "rendervous" bethat Florida, as the ninth larg­ program won’t start until July tween two objects in space— est stale in the union, has loo I, 1967, and would cost an esti­ were act for the first seven much business for the Legisla­ mated $11.8 million in the hours of the daring and often dangerous flight. ture to try to handle with a 1967-69 biennium. - . f f lP g g — Gets Shot In Arm Wouldn’ t it be nice if both bus companies serving San­ ford could get together and build ooe good station to ser­ vice the city. A resident write* that bus passengers get S distasteful impression when they see our faclUtke here.' danger o f being a memory because It can't find enough water in the nation*! biggest swamp. The Evergladee National Park contains about 1.6 m il­ lion acres and It la so flat a man on a 12-foot ladder at the eouth end o f the park could look in any direction for 100 miles— i f he could eee that fa r— without seeing any natural land surfaca higher than his head. Much o f this land Is cover­ ed by saw grass and from June to November a sheet o f water used to cover the land, cool and fu ll o f life under the It started drying up 10 years ago when engineera placed a system of canals and levies across south Florida to protect people from floods during hurricanes. Tha canala blocked the zwtural south­ ward Dow o f water over the land. Then tha heavy rains stopped. It rained a little Monday, “ but it is going to take a lot more rain to do some lasting good, a c c o r d i n g to Park Ranger Ralph Maxwell. Carroll Burroughs, acting superintendent o f the park, Dew over the aawgrast and The controversial Seminole water control act waa Riven the kiss of death by the Seminole Coun­ ty Board of Commissioners today. On a split vote, 3-2, the board chose to advise the Seminole lawmakers not to introduce the bill at this session o f the Legislnture. T h o measure would have Riven the county authority to issue bonds to finance water conserve, lion and control faciltiea and to levy ad valorem taxes to pay the cost o f such facilities. The bill was drawn up because it was felt the exten­ sive growth of population in the county made it necessary to authorise the county to deal in drainage and water conservation problems. It was felt the bill wae necessary to control Doodlng and to deal with drought problems. C h a lr m a j^ ^ n R. Alexand­ er, who h n r y j the bill, said he still felt" Seminole County needed a water control bill. " I realize this bill has con­ troversial features," Alexand­ er said, "B ut 1 personally think It should be introduced with minor modifications.” Commissioner W. Lawrence Swofford spoke against the bill. " I t does not do whet the people in my district require it to," Swofford said. Commissioner Edward Y a r­ borough made a motion that legislators be advised not to Introduce the bill because it Is unsatisfactory and there la not time enough to make suf­ ficient changes. Bwofford sec­ onded the motion. Voting fo r it were Yarbor­ ough, Swofford and Commis­ sioner Lee Gary. Opposed to the motion were Alexander and Commissioner John FitsPatrick. Close Race Seen At Longwood By Donna Kafee Today’* special election for tha office o f Longwood City Councilman promise* to be a close race with 121 voters having exercised their fran­ chise by 10:30 this morning. The election is being held to fill the unexpired term o f It. C. Carlson, which runs to December, 196(1. Candidates vying for the office are Daniel Screeney, John Deaton, James Reiter and Homer (Rud) Scott. A beehive o f ertivity took place Monday in tha city when supporters o f Screeney organised a "kiddie parade" throughout Longdate, passing out balloons and going from door to door distributing leaData while Deaton supportere campaigned via telephone. Reiter and Scott have done no public campaigning other than newspaper platform an­ nouncements. Residents Interested in city government have been urged to vote at the Fire Hall fo r the candidate o f their choice before the 7 p.m. dosing o f the polls. ft Holiday Traffic Accident Toll Is Record 474 United Press Internationa! The nation today counted a record number o f persons dead in traffic accidents fo r a three-day Memorial Day weekend. With late death reports still coming In, United Pres* In . ternationnl counted 474 per. sona killed on the nation’s atrecta and highways between 6 p.m. local time Friday and midnight Monday night. The breakdown: T ra ffic ••••••••»»eeee*eeeeeee*eeeee 474 Drowning* .............. ..... i t 2 Plane* ......... 13 Miscellaneous ____ 73 Total ----- 671 Callfoma, with 66 trafDo deaths, as usual led all states. Texas counted 20 dead In traffic, Ohio and Florida 28 each, New York 24 and Michigan 21. The National Safety Conn* ell said the loss o f Ilfs could he blamed on irresponsible and Incompetent driving. The worst tra ffic accident reported occurred in tha fin al hour* o f the holiday weekend and claimed seven lives in a two-car head-on crash m a r llomosassa Springs, Fla. Bolls cars buret into flames, e e e Howard Pyla, president o f tho safety council, said In* competent driving waa largely rcs|K>nslblo for the record toll. "In report after report on highway tra ffic damage over this weekend, mistakes in driving judgment stood out as tho major problem," ha said. The previous record o f 431 deaths fo r a three-day Mem. orial weekend waa set last year. Tho all-time record fo r a four-day Memorial weekend ia 626. Teenage Card Telltale To Tavern Owners TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — Young drivers cannot lie about their age by displaying their licenses to buy whiskey under a bill that cleared the Legis­ lature today. The bill require* that llcen. scs issued to drivers under tho age o f 21 bo colored a dis­ tinctive red. Sponsors aald youngsters tome times forge the ago on tho liccnso In order to buy liquor. le n n c u i OPEN FBI. NIUilTS! ALWAYS m «B T QUAUTY Nature, Man Threaten Wildlife One oldtimer we overheard talking the other day, pretty well summed up tha modern generation. Ho commented, "Th e men who found their way across the trackless wild­ erness o f this vast continent have great-grandsons who get lost in a supermarket." e a e Legislation Withdrawn said even where it rained the hardest "the ground Just sucked up the water. There's no standing water in the w iter hole*." The water level had drop­ ped two feet below the sur­ face. Fire and animal loss Is the big concern o f park officials. Birds are mobile and they ran Dy until they find water. But even some birds that can fly are In danger. " I would suspect because of tha lack o f nesting the spe­ cies o f wood ibis is in danger if this trend continues," Bur­ roughs said. The wood ibis will not nest and lay egga if it can not find enough food, Burroughs said. The ibis takes its meal* on small fish and other wild­ life native to the swamp. Rangers have been working with tracked vehicles railed weasels to haul alligators— mostly smell ones that ran he lied—from dried-up holes to ■pots where there is still wa­ ter. Some water holes have been blasted by A ir Force demoli­ tion teama. "Rut when you're dealing with all that land, what we ran do is a drop in the buck­ et. Wa know we must be los­ ing some animals that are water-oriented, like alligators and otters, but thcre'a no way o f telling how many," Burrougha said. About 60 alligator* have been rescued by the rangers. No one knows the alligator population o f the Evergladee. N ext to starvation, the al­ ligator's biggest enemy is ex ­ posure. It's thick hide cannot stand too much direct aun. When an alligator get* hungry enough it turna cannibilistic. It eate its young Drat. Negotiations are underway between federal officials and the Florida Central and •Southern Flood Control Dis­ trict for release o f some o f the water from the canals. “ But like all negotiations like this, it take* time," Bur­ roughs said. "But we hope by next year at this time they will pump some o f that water out and it will flow over the land like It used to," he said. M IA M I ( U P I ) — The U. S. Weather Bureau reported to­ day that rainfall a t the Maiml International Airport during May waa tha amallaet amount ever measured there. The low rainfall amount la a good example o f the severe drought which has gripped South Florida fo r two months and la threatening wildlife in the Evergladee. Rainfall at the airport dur­ ing May totaled 0.44 Inch, the Weather Bureau said. The a v­ erage rainfall there during May Is 6.44 Inches and the lowest level previously re­ corded was 0.68 inch in 1062. The largest amount aver to fall at tha airport daring M ay wa* 18.14 Inches fat 1061, weatherman reported. REMNANTS! REDUCED TO M OVE FAST COTTONS — RAYONS — I'KINTS — SOLIDS — GOOD ASSORTMENT Be Here Early Wed. A . M. SPEC IA L GRO UP OF READY-M ADE DRAPERIES REDUCED T O C LEA R V A R IE T Y OF S IZ E S �4 VsaTorft ^traVh T tg e 2 — June 1, 1980 165-Year-Old Newspaper Washington's Funeral Related TODD MILLER, 12-year-old son of M/Sgt. and Mrs. George F. Miller, of Casselberry, and mem­ ber of Boy Scout Troop 341, received Ad Altare Del Medal for earning coveted God and Coun­ try Award. Making the presentation U Rev. Hu­ bert J. Reason, pastor of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church in Altamonto Springs. mm SIXTH GRADERS from South Seminole Elemcntnry School at Casselberry choson as best citizens by members of the faculty were (left) Linda Dorsey and J. Clark, of Mrs. Othell Sulli­ van’s room; (center) Rhonda Watters and Glenn Watermnn, of Mrs. Shirley Emory’s class, and (right) Deborah Gault and Rex Niblnck, of Mrs. Josephine Bradley’s room. (Herald Photo) MAYOR and Mrs. David Tilson with sons, Gary, six, and Larry, four, with the North Orlando Garden Club’s plaque denoting that their gar­ den won the award for May. (Herald Photo) Mayor Tilson Home Garden Of Month By M argaret Cosby spaciousness It not interrupt­ The North Orlando Garden ed. Club’s plaque fo r the most The Tilson hoys, flrst-gTed* attractive and well-kept gard­ rr (Sery end four-year-old en fo r the month o f May Larry, ere proud o f the Gar­ w »nt to the home o f Mayor den o f lha Month Award, and end Mrs. David Tilson on with an aaslating word from Bombay Avenue. The Tileon mother end dad, they too help garden la Impeccable. It I* to keep it neat. neat and simple, and the lush rarpet o f St. Augustine grass is exceptional fo r tbs dry weather the area is experi­ encing. The Tilson home and drive ia edged in a combination o f viburnum and 11 g u ■ t r u m hedge which is an interesting By Julie Bertas contrast o f greenery. Spanish Scminols County Young Re* bayonets, or yucca, are clust­ publican Club waa represent­ ered in complementary loca­ ed at the recent district contion In both front and rear venton in Bradenton during gardens. Especially distin­ which E. Pope (Sandy) Beeguishing is the Tilson fam ily sett o f tha local club waa crest, a replica o f which ia named visa chairman o f Dis­ mounted on a sta ff ia the trict 6 taking in Samiool# and front yard- Below it ia a Voluaia Counties. ■leer's heed skeleton—e sign Mr*. Robert Tope o f Glaa o f the southwest (T exet, to Aden, Altamoate, was apbo exact) from which both polated alternate delegate to Jackie end Dave hell. the state convention to be Save fo r a banana plant or hold June U - i t 'i n Miami. two, a holly bush and aoma The S e m i n o l e County copper plants fo r color, there Young Republicans have the la little alee in the Tileon third largest memb«rahlp in fa rd rn and ao the Impression tha state. Orange County ia •£ neatness, simplicity and t in t, with Duval, second. Bassett Elected Vice-Chairman O f YRC District By Barry L a w n J. F. Harrison owns a little piece of history. Perhaps it la a very rare bit of Am erica's pait. At any rale, it is a pUca of Americana. The historic document is a Jan. 4, 1100, b lu e o f a news­ paper known aa the Ulster County Gaictte. It was publish­ ed in a town named Klnfston, believed to have been in Tenaeaiee or Kentucky. (A recent March of maps and postal guides failed to locate aa U l­ ster County containing a town named King it on), The old newspaper, dried and yellowed with age, la still la excellent condition. H arri­ son has bad It framed to pre­ serve IL The paper was passed down to Harrison through his family. It originally belonged to his great-grandfather, a full-blood­ ed Shawnee Indian chief, who lived on the Shawnee Indian reservation at Cairo, 111. Harrison, who lives at l i t Palmetto, came to Sanford from Cairo in 1M2. He U a retired electrical engineer and for the past 10 years had been associated with the Seminole County Sheriff's office aa an auxiliary deputy. The Ulster County Oasetta which Harrison has is copy No. U of Volume S. It la unknown bow often the paper was pub­ lished, but apparently once a week, Inasmuch as U carried news with varying dates, e • e Its front page consisted pri­ marily of a report o f happen­ ings in the United States Con­ gress and is filled with many names, both known and un­ known to American history. It also includes many news reports o f battles In Europe, as well aa shipping and m ar­ ket news. Many advertlsmenta are In­ cluded, such as one in which a "gentlem an" is offering for sale both a saw m ill and a wo­ man slave. But what perhaps makes this issue such a rare piece o f Americana la the eye witneu account of the funeral of George Washington, who had died on Dec. 14, 1TW. at the age of M. This may bo the only existing report of the fun­ eral still in its original form. • • e Beading the account o f Washington's funeral la almost like being there one's self. The poetic article begins with the headline: "W ASHINGTON EN­ TO M B E D ." It is followed by the dateline, George Town, Dec. 20. The account then reads: "O n Wednesday last (E d.: Dec. ] l , 1TM), the mortal part of WASHINGTON the G r e a tth* V .th .r nT hi. fm m frv -~4 J!L Hi hi . 5 ^ . 7 ™ the Friend of man, waa con atgned to the tomb, with solemn honors end funeral pomp. "A multitude o f persona assembled, from many mUea round, at Mt. Vernon, the choice abode end lest resi­ dents of the illustrious chief. There were the groves — the spacious avenues, the beeutlful and sublime scenes, Uw noble mansion-but, alas I the august inhabitant waa now no mere. The greet soul waa gone. His mortal part waa there indeed; but oh bow af­ fecting! how awful the spect­ acle o f such worth and greatnew, thus to mortal eyes, fallenl—yet Ifallen I fallen t e e " In the long and lofty Pardee, where oft the Hern walk­ ed In ell hie glory, m w lay the shrouded corpee. The tenence still composed wrene, seemed to depress tha dignity of the spirit, which lately dwelt In that Ufeleat form. There thoee who paid the lest aed honours to the benefactor of hit country, took an Impressive — a farewell view. "O n tha ornament, at tho heed of the coffin, was Inscrib­ ed Surge Ad Judicium ebout the middle o f the coffin, Gloria Deo—and on tho stiver plot* G E N E R AL GEOROE WASHINGTON Departed this life, ea the 14th December ITS*. A E t. IS "Between thro* sad Sear o'clock, tho sound o f srUUorr from a ve n a l to tho (Ivor, Br­ ing minute guns, awoke afresh our solemn sorrow—the corpee was moved—a hood o f m ade with mournful malady molted the soul lata o il taadornoes o f (Thor* fallowed aa outdo* o f the fimoral yteeooafaa, with tha sapart thoa aaattaafag:) "When tho y rtra id s o had arrived at tho bottom o f tho clavatad lawn, on tho book o f Legal Notice Legal Notice i v c o u n t y j u d o r -u c o r a r • K w iv o i.r c o m r , F l o r ­ i d a . FILM wo, m o ESTATE OP IVA MAT h u g h b o n w o rs e s t o c s B o r r o s o to all ptm enwa h a v i v o CLAIM* OR DEMANDS AIIAIVST ■ A in ESTATE, Ton and ttcfc of you art hereby notified and required to III, any claim, and demands which you. or althar of you. may have atatnat Mid estate In tha ortlea of Hon. KARLYLE HOUSIfOI.DER, County Judge of SEMINOLE County, at hla offlca In tha Court Houaa In Sanford. Florida, within ate calendar month* from th, tlm* of th* flrat publication o f thla n otlc. Each claim or demand muet be in writing and con> tain th* placa and reeldtnc* and poet office addrte* o f th* claimant and muet be aworn to by th* claimant, hit atent or attorney, or th* **m* *htll b* void. /*/ Norma J*an Hugheon Aa Admlnlatratrte of said •etat* W HITFIELD. WRIOJIT * LEONIIAItDT TOT-71« Metcalf Building ■BRIWOLR t'Ot'NTT SONINS COMMISSION Wottr* o f Pa hi I* Heartag Orlando. Florida III01 Attorney* for E ilat* rublleh May It, St 4 Jun# 1, I. IMS CDM-fl iw t h e c ta o r rr c o ra r, w iv t h J t n t r iA L r ts r r iT , l* and fo r s e m ix o l b J. F. HARRISON display* Jan. 4, 1800, luue of UUter County Gasatta, passed down through his family slnee days of his great-grandfather. Among news reported In newspaper is graphic account of funeral for George Washington. (Herald Photo) the Potomae, where the fam ily tore a g e s !" This issue of the Ulster halted, the infantry marched County Gesette has been ap­ praised at a value between 12.towards the Mount and formed 000 and $3,000, but Harrison their lines— the Clergy, the says it la not for sale. UnUl it Masonic Brothers and the Cltiis passed on to some other ■ana descended to the Vault, member o f the family, the and the funeral Mrvica of the framed document will continue Church waa performed—The to hang on the wail in Harri­ firing waa repeated from the son's home, where he, his fam ­ veseel la the river, end the ily and frienda can look, read sounds echoed from the woods and wonder over the history of and hills around. this nation. "T h ree general discharges by the Infantry—the cavalry, and 11 pieces of artillery, which lined the banks o f the Potomec back of the Vault, B y Margaret Cosby paid the last tribute to the anJune meeting o f the Dusty tombed Commander-In-Chief Boots Riding Association wiU o f the Armies of the United be held at 7:30 p. m. Thurs­ Statee and to the departed day at the home of Lcdr. and Hero. "T h e sun was now setting. Mrs. John McCarthey on Lake Alas I the SON OP O LO RY wss Mary. On the agenda a rt plana set forever. No—the name of W ASK IN O TO N -tho American for the July horM show and President sad General will outlining methods of securing triumph over DEATH! The 1,000 names on a horse traits unclouded brightaees o f his petition to be presented to the Glory w ill Illuminate the to- state legislature. -----------------------1------T ?— vault is placed, the cavalry Dusty Boots Three North Orlandoans Qualify As Gray Ladies B y Margaret Ceeby Out o f 24 registrants, three residents of North Orlando re­ cently completed the standard Red Croat first aid court* held th# LOO« WOO<1 Clvle U t g U t Building and pawed their final test, permitting them to becoma Gray Lodloo. Mrs. Hush T . Singleton, Mrs. William R. Norton and Mra. John Peesgood ere the North Orlandoans who took tho com­ prehensive ten-hour courw test, according to Elaine Sin­ gleton, "rattled grey matter long asleep." The next step, before thaw young women ere pinned end capped la tha first in June U a 10-boar In­ ternship et the Longwood Ele­ mentary School Clinic which will be manned by the Gray Ladies la tee future under the supervision o f the school coun­ ty health nurs*. The recent graduates o f the Rad C row P in t AM Courw fool fortunate to havo had aa their Instructor Robert Spark­ man o f Orlando, who Is o n of the 23 men la tho state Red Crow Task Pore*. This moans he boa studied aad qualified to serve In aay type of dis­ aster—hurricane, atomic, fire, etc. Although tea North Oriando Gray Ladles remarked that Sparkman didn't go easy on them and that they spent many hours studying on their own time, they are grateful since they really feel capable of administering first aid, ar­ tificial respiration without harming the patient, caring for shock and sunstroke, and earing for many other em er­ gencies with confidence. They spoke enthusiastically o f the courw end expressed the wish that these courws would be offered In more com­ munities on ■ regular schedule —" I t only take* nine people for a cou n t to be organised," stated M n . Singleton. The tidies were excited over the resuc ald program and mo­ tion picture Psul Bates, Cosw lberry Fire Department pre­ sented and his willingness to demonstrate thie life-saving method which "anyone can learn In five minutes." The North Oriando volun­ teer* said that although they hope their w rvlcee will not be required, thy stand ready to help to any emergency in tho community. In the meantime, at the auggettlon of their group chairman, Mrs. Relda McCall, o f Longwood, they will meet once a month and continue practicing. COVWTT. (T A T E OP FLORIDA, IW CBAWCRRV. WO. l«e#T THE SEAMENS BANK FOR h a v in u h in t h e c it y o r NEW YORK. Plaintiff, MERLE B. MASPtE and TE R . ESA T. MASaiE, hla wlf*. Defendant* w nnea op a rrr THE 1TATR OP FLORIDA TOi Merle B. Maeele and Tar* et* T. Maeele. hit wife, whoa* reeldenra la SSI! Norland Court, Norfolk, Virginia, Notice la htraby given that ault ha* been filed In th* abov* Indicated Court agalnat you, and tach of you. th* tltla et which caae I* aa abov* shown. Tou ar* hereby required to file your anewar or written da. ftneee. If any. In tbt abov* pro. carding with th* Clerk o f thla Court and to atrv* a copy thereof upon th# plaintiff** at* torneya who** name and ad* dree* appear* hereon, on or before th* ISth day of June, 1MI, tha nature of thl* pro* re-dlng being a ault to for*, clot# th* llan o f a mortgage on tha following deacrlbed property altuat* la Semlnol* County, Florida, to wltt Lot l««, 8 U N L A N D KSTATEr, Flrat Addition, according to map or plat thereof recorded In Hat llook IS. Pag* IT R >1. Pub. Ila necordi o f Bemlnol* County, Florid*. DONE AND ORDERED At Sanford, Samlnol# County, Slat* of Florida, thta Tth day of May, IMS. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court ny: Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C. ROE8S. WIGHT A BL’ RFORD American National Bank Bldg. P. O. Bos l l t l l . SL Jfaterebarg. Florida U t i l Attorneys for Plaintiff Itebtiih May It, is, IS a June 1. IMS C D M -tl IW TH E CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCL'IT OF FLORIDA IW AWD FOR SERI. VOLK COI’ WTT. IW CHANCRkY WO. 14*41 w o n rs of et'rt WADE L TRATNIIAM, Petitioner. RICHARD TRATNIIAM, e ml*or, at al, Re* pendent*. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOl Merrill* Moee, a* mother an.l natural guardian of Richard Traynham, David Traynham. Kay Traynham, and Kim Traynham. minor* and Richard Traynham. David Traynham, Kay Traynham. and Kim Trayn. ham, minora. Individually, l i l t Wealmoretand Street Falla Church, Virginia TOU ARE HEREIIT NOTIFIED that e suit baa baan brought against you In th* CDcall Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, la and for ■emlnola County, In Chancery, by Wad* L. Traynham. Tou ar* heraby required t* etrv* upon th* taw firm of Cleveland. Blephaneoa * Mil*. Attorney* for Petitioner, whoa* addreee la Pott Offlca Drawer Z. Sulla IlS-Sanford Atlantl* National Bank Building, San. ford. Florida, a copy of your written defence* to th* **14 ault. on or before th* loth doy of Juno, IMS, and th* original of th* said written defense* ahall b* filed with th* Clock of th* **I4 Court. Th* purpoe* of oat! oalt ta to Eatablloh a Lost laatrumaat Conveying TUI* to Real Pro. party, eald Instrument being a deed dated May tS. IMS from William H. Traynham aed LIUI* Tuck Traynham. hla wlf*. to Wads L. Traynham. and tha property proceeded agalnat la ** follow#: Th* North ona-half <N«4> o f Southweot Quarter (IW H> of Oauthoaat Quarter (SEMI of Northwaot Quart* ar IN W K I of Section Twenty-Seven (JT), Town­ ship Nineteen i l l ) South at Rang* Twenty-NIn* (J l) Kaeti Containing I acre*, more ar lea*. WITNESS my hand and lha rfftclal seal of said Co-irt at Sanford, Bemlnol* County Florida, thla Ttk day * f May, A. U.. IMS. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r, Clark at tha Clronlt Court Cleveland, Stephonaon 4 Mtoo Attorney* at Law Foot Offlca Drawer B Salt* I I I — Sanford Attest!* National Bank Building Banfard, Florida Feblloh May It, II , N i Juno i. m i. COMM* It Pays To 13ss THREE North Orlando woman, Mn. Mary Norton, Mra. Halan Faaacood and Mrs. Elaine Sinffato* (loft to right), war* among thoaa comgating Rod Croat fln t old course at Longwood ChriojLoagiM Building. Mrs. Paasgood model* Gray Ladle* uniform they will wear upon com. pieting 10-hour internship, (Herald Photo) The H F R A L D W ant Ads. Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE to th# Cowrt Of the G o u ty ■ALR Jadg#, Samtools Coaaty, Flor­ NOTICE I* hereby glron that ida. In Probate, th* undorolrnod ARTHUR K. Th* aeralnol* County Boning ta voi Relate of BECKWITH. JR- Clork o f Clr. CommlMlon will hold a public hearing to consider reeom* mending to tho Board of Conn* ty Commlsilonere Amending Zoning Regulation* to provide for approval of adequate drainage provision* on all commercial. Industrial a n d multiple family building* where structure and paving ahall *x> cead t i l t sq. ft. to 11.00* sq. ft. by County Engineer and/or Board of County CommUalon* era. Copit* o f this proposed amendment may b* obtained In th* Zoning Office, Court H o u m . Sanford. Monday* thru Friday* from l:* t A. M. to 1:0* P. M. Public hearing will be held In th* Semlnol* County Court Houeo, County Conmleatonera Boom, Sanford. Florida, on Wednesday, Jun* S. IM I at T:!0 P. M. or aa noon thereat, ter as poulbl*. Bemlnol* County Zoalng Commission By Robert L Brown Bemlnol* County Zoning Director Publish May Jl a Jun* 1. IM I CDM-II SEMINOLR COUNTY ■ OVINfl COMMISSION Woriso of PnbUo Heartag Norte# l* hereby given, that after consideration, the Semi, nol* County Zoning Commlee* Ion will hold a public hearing to determine th* foostbtllty of recommending to the Board of County Commissioner* that th* following described property presently toned R -i Multiple Family Raridantlal b* loned A -l Agricultural That part of Lot I wait o f a line parallel with and l i t ft watt of W'erly R/W o f Hwy. 1T.IJ (Its* ■ Tl ft). Lake Minnie Estate#. Further described at lying ap. proalmately t l * ft. waot of Hwy. 1T-M and south o f Lake Minnie Drive. Public hearing will b# held In th* lemlnot* County Court Houaa, County Commissioner* Room, Sanford, Florida, on Wadnooday, Jun* I, IM I at 7:10 P. M. or aa eooa thereat, ter aa possible. Seminole County Zoning Commission By Robort B. Brown Semlnol* County Zonlns Director Publish May Jl 4 Jun* t, t i l l CDM-II SEMINOLR COCNTT BONINO COMMISSION Wotloo o f FabHt Heartag Notlc* Is hereby given, that after consideration, th* Seminol* County Zoning Commit*. Ion w ill hold a public hearing to determine th* feasibility or recommending to th* Board of County Commltslontr* that th* following described property presently ooned A -l Agricul­ ture and R-t Single Family Residential bo toned C-4 Com­ mercial: A ll that part af *W*4 of NWH o f Section J-ItS-ME lying oast o f th* R/W of th* ACL Railroad Trilby Branch and Block t (loss bog at NW cor o f Lot 11. run thence N 7* JF W t l ft. thence SWMy to a point on th* W line of Lot 10. I I ft from SW Cor theroof. thence B to BW oor of said Lot 10. thoneo NE'ly to TOB) aad Block J of Track Jt of Banianda Spring*. F. B. L Fg. ft alas R/W Jl ft la width o f aa abandoned street on th* E aid* of Block J and th* N old* of Blocks 1 and J of said Tract tl. lea* alt of tbs abov* des­ cribed property lying within th* R/W ( t i l l III. Further described at lying north of X R. I l l and east of ACL Rail­ road right-of-way. Public hearing will b* held In th* Bamtnol# County Court Houaa, County Commissioner* Room. Sanford. Florida, an Wednesday, Jun* S, IM I at 7:1# P. M. or ao sooa there­ after aa pooalbl*. Semlnol* County Zoalng Commission Ily Robert 8. Brown Semlnol* County Coning Director Publish May t l 4 Jun* I, t i l l CDM-II IW TMM CIRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCl IT IW AND FOR MCHINOLM COVWTT. FLORIDA IW CMANCHRY WO. IM M NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, an la* dlana corporation. Plaintiff, BERNARD BLACK, a otngte Defendant WOTICM TO DRFRWD TO* BERNARD BLACK. 4 el*, g l* man: TOU ARE HEREBT notified lo taka notlc# that a suit ha* boon filed ogslnsi you la th* above entitled Court. Th* na­ ture o f this suit to an action ta foreclose e root ootats asortgaga bold by NATIONAL Ho m e s a c c e p t a n c e c o r PORATION, aa Indiana oorpor. atlon, which mortgage Is re­ corded In Official Record* Boob lie , Pag* IIT. Publlo Record* o f Boaiteolo County, Florid*. Th* name of th* Court In which suit proceeding* I* ponding U Ik * Circuit Coart of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit In end for Bemlnol* County, Florida. In Cbaneory No. M ill. Th* description of tho root property In Bemlnol* County, Florida, Involved In aald pro reading* as described ta lb* Complaint la a* follows: Let L Block 1. LINCOLN HEIOHTS, SECTION IL aoeordlag ta th* plat tkar*. • f aa recorded la Flat Bock 14. ro e * 41. Public Record* of Semlnol* Coaa­ ty Florida. Together with th* fotlowleg Item* of property which are located la aad permaaeatly la. ■tailed aa part et th* Improvemeat* on said lead! t a a* W all Heaters Westiagboua* Rang* T ea are required t * fils year Answer or ethor defensive pleading with th* Clerk of th* above named Court aad serve e copy lhereof upon the Flute• t if f * attorney*. W HITTAKER. PTLB 4 WOOD. Balt* J»L Ttl East Coloalal Drive, Orlando. Florida, to t later tha* tb* Jtrd day of Jun*. l t l l , a* re­ quired by law, els* a Doer** Pro Coafooao w ill be entered against you. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. T have bereaale sat my hand aad a filmed my official eoal at Sanford. Bomlnol* County, Florida, thl* Hat day af May, IM I. (BEAL) Arthur R. Beckwith. JrClerk af the Circuit Court By i H an k * T. TlhteR Deputy Clark Publish May JL 4 Jane L I. li. m u COM-14 MARTIN J. TUBBS. cult Court o f Bomlnol* Coun­ Deceased. ty. Florid*, will, on th* llth To All Creditor* aad Porooaa day of June. 1111, at 11:0* H ating Claims or Demand* o'clock A. it. nt th* Front Agalnat Said Estate, Door o f th* Bemlnol* County Tou and ooch of you ar* htroby notified end required to prtetnt sny claims and do* mends which you. or olthor of you. may hav* agalnat th* •etat* of Martin J. Tubbs, dt* reseed, late of aald County, to th* County Judg* of Semlnol* County, Florida, at bit office In th* court houaa of aald County at Sanford. Florida, within ate calendar month* from th* tlm* of th* first pub* llratlon of thla notlc*. T « * copies of oach claim or demand shall be In writing, and ahall etat# th* place of reeldtnc* and peat offlca address of th* claimant, and shall b* sworn to by th* claimant, hla agent, or attorney and accompanied by a filin g fa* of on# dollar and such claim or demand not so filed ahall be void. Richard W. Keogh A* administrator o f th* E itot* of Mortln J. Tubbo, docotiod C. Vernon Mlt*. Jr., of Cleveland, Stephonaon a Mis* Attorneys at Law P. O. Box Z. IIS Sanford Atlantic National Bank Bldg. Sanford. Florid*. Attorney* for Estate Publish May II, t l 4 Jun* 1, I. IM I CDM-II IW TH R CIRCUIT COURT OF TMB NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. C U T . IW AWD FOR SEMIVOLH COt'KTT. FLORIDA CHAWCRRT WO. Idatl ■UIT TO QUIRT TTTLH JERRT L. RUBLE, Plaintiff. va. A. C. BTARBIRD. and If mar­ ried. ------- BTARBIRD, hi* an* known wife. If alive and If dead, hla unknown heir*, do. via***, legate**, assignees, llan. ora, creditors, trust*** and grant***, ET AL. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TOi A. C. BTARBIRD. and If married, ----- BTARBIRD, hla unknown wlf*. If atlv* and If dead, his unknown heir*. doviM**. logatoee, assign***, lienor*, credi­ tor*. trustee* and gran­ tee*: E. MASON ROBERTS ENTERPRISES. a diesolved Florida corporation and th* unknown aoelgno, successor* In Intorost, trust*** or other parti*# claiming by, through or under E. MASON NOHERTS ENTERPRISES, * dliaolvod Florida corpor­ ation; E. MASON HOREBTS, Ltt.LIE S. HOHERTS and SAME E. BENTELt, a* last known directors o f E. Mason Ro* harts Enterprises, a die•olved Florida corpora, tlon; EDWARD It. BUT­ LER. and If married — BUTLER, hi* unknown wlto. If alive and If dead, hi* unknown holrs, dovie***, lotatoet, assign***. Honor*, creditor*, trus­ ts** and grant***i H AR­ OLD E. SHEPHERD and ----- BHEPHBRD, hla unknown wlf*. It a llv t and If dead, hla unknown heir*, devlaeee. legato**, assign***, lienor*, credi­ tor#, trust*** and grontoo*: F R A N K L I N R. SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD, Me wlf*. If alive and If dead, their unknown heir*, dovleet# legatee*, aaalgnoe*. llan or*, creditor*, trust#** and grant***: A. B. WOOD and ERVILLA H. WOOD, hie wlf*. If altv* and It dead, their unknown heir*, devlooee. legate**, assign­ ee*. lienors, creditor# trustee* a n d grantees: FLETCHER WOOD and If married. ----- WOOD, hi* unknown wife, I f atlv* and If dead, tholr unknown holro, dovlaoee. I*> gat***, asalgnaea. lienor*, creditor*. trustees and grant**!; and A LL FEIl* BONS H A V 1 N O OR CLAIMINO ANT INTERE fT IN THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LANDS: Farool 1 f e l l Tb* NWI4 of th* IW U o f th* BEH of Section I. Township 11 South, Rang* Jl East, ex­ empt th* Wool Jl foot thereof, reserved for road purpoe ea PABCBL I (b )i The IW t i o f th* BE 14 of Section I, Towneblp Jl South. Rang* Jl East, less Ih* NWH thereof, and axcopt th* West Jl foot thereof, roserved for road purpoe*#. Farool Bi Th# North H of th* West H of N W ti of N E ti of Boctloa I. Town, ship Jl South, Raag* Jl East, containing 1* arras, more ar lose. FLUB Woat I I feet of th* South H of th* Wool 4 of NWH or NEH of Boot Ion I. Towsship Jl South, Rang* Jl Bast. Tb* mature o f thla suit lo to remove cloud* from and lo quiet and confirm tha abov* dsecrlbod property. Th* atm * of th* Court la which suit ho* been Instituted I* Ih* Circuit Court for th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and For Bomlaol* County, Florida. Tha abbrovlatad tltla * f Ih* eao* lo: JERRT U RUBLE vo. A. C. BTARBIRD, *t al. M id Jerry L Ruble being Plaintiff aad oald A. C. Starblrd, et at, being Defendant#. Tha description o f tb* real property involved ta s i ott Court Houaa, Bemlnol* County, In th* city o f Sanford. Florida, offer for aal* and **H nt pub. He outcry to th* hlghoit and beat bidder for cash, th* follow. Ing described property situated In Semlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: Lot It. Block A. WOOD* M E R E P A R K IND REFLAT, according to Plat thoroof recorded In Plat B o o k II, page Tl. Publlo Records of Semlnol* Coun­ ty. Florid*. purouont to tho Final Docroo of Foreclosure entered In a cat* pending In aald Court, th* atyl* of which la McCAUOHAN M O R T O A O E COMPANY, INC, n Florid* cor­ poration. Plaintiff CHARLES GILBERT COLLINS, th* divorced husband o f DON. NA JANE COLLINS, and still not romarrlod, et al.. Defendant!, and th* chancory number of which la 14IT7. WITNESS my hand and th* official aaal of aald Court, this llth day of May. IM I. (SEAL) HONORABLE ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR , Clark of th* Circuit Court of Semi­ nole County. Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Joaoph M. Fttegerald Attorney for Plaintiff 111 Security Trust Building Miami It. Florida FRanklln 1-II1I rublleh Jun* 1. 1111 CDN-l NOTICE OT SUIT TOi HAROLD W. KINO, n/h/a HAROLD W AnREN KINO and FRANCES L. KING, hla wlf*. defendant*. TOU AND EACH OF TOU ar* hereby notified that suit has been commenced against you In th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit of th* State of Florida In and for Samlnola County, th* abbre­ viated title of which It: Tb* Bowery Bavins* Bank, ate. Plaintiff, •ve. Robort W. Armontrout, Jr. and Blron O. Armentrout, his wife, at at, Dfiffindfant*. In Chancory No. M ill. Th* nature of thta oull la a foreclosure that certain mortgag* held and owned by plain­ tiff. dated December 1, 1IM and recorded Decembr II. IM I In Official Record* Book 101 pag* 111 of the Publlo Records of Semlnol* County, Florid*, encumbering that certain pltca or parcel o f property located, •ituatt, and botng In aald County and Stats, to-wlt: Lot Jl et South Plneoroot, First Addition, aa record­ ed In Plat Book II. pag** 4! and 41 of th* Publlo Rocords of Bemlnol* Couety, Florida. EACH OF TOU IS REQUIRED to fit* your answer or other written defenses to th* Complaint with tha Clork of th* Circuit Court of Semlnol* County, Florida, In thta pro* ctedlng and to oorv* a copy thereof upon th* plalntur* at* torneya. whoa* names and ad­ dress nr* hereinafter sat forth, ss required by law, not tat or than th* Ith day of Jun* l t l l . la default thoroof th* enuo* will procood ox part* upon th* entry o f a Doer** Fro Con* fosoo * gainst pea. WITNESS my ban! and th# official eoal of oald Court In Bomlnol* County, Florida, thin 7th day o f May, IM I. (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhloa Deputy Clerk BEARDALU ORIDLET AND LEWIS Attorney* for Plaintiff I I North Court Btroot Port Office Box l i l t Orlando, Florida Pubtleh May 11, M. SI 4 Jun* t. IM I CDM-ST Ilf TH R CIRCUIT COURT OF TH R NINTH JUDICIAL CIR* CVIT, IN AND FOR BRMINOLM COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 14SBS FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION, a United ■tats* oorporatlsa. Plaintiff, va KENNETH NEAL K E P P and ANNIE FA T KEPP. hls wlta n. U WOLFE, a a and FLOY E. WOLFE, hla wlf*. W. C. FAIRCHILD and -------- FATE* CHILD. hls Wlf*. Defendants. n o t ic e o r s u it in HORTOAOR FORECLOSURE TOl KENNETH NEAL K E P P and ANNIE F A T KEPP. hls Wlf*; R. U WOLFE, BR. and PLOT E. WOLFE, hla w lf*; and W. C. FAIR * CHILD and -------- FAIR CHILD, hls wit*. Tou, Dofendant*. ar* here­ by notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain mortgag* on th* following described pro­ perty. situate, lying aad being in Bomlnot* County, Florida, towlt : Lot Jl. F JU IR IR LA K E MANOR!, according to th* plot thoroof aa recorded In FU t Book 11, pag* t l. o f tb* Fnbllo Records of garninolo County, Florida. Ineludlng th* following! Raleigh IJ Oallon Water Hoator. Model No. IS ADR I Mor-Bun Wall Hoator. IT.I I * BTU Model No. C-TI-O ho* boon filed agslnot you la th* abov* otylod suit and you t r * required to eerr* a copy of yaur aaewor or pleading to tha Complaint on P lslotifra attornoy, Joseph f t Muraoko, P. O. Boa I I I , Fern Park. Flor­ ida. and III* tha original an­ swer or Blooding In tk* office of th* Clork of th* Circuit Court on or bofor* th* llth day of Juno, t i l l . If you fa ll to do no, a doer** pro oonfoooo will ho takon against you to r' th* relief dtmtndod lu th* Complete!. WITNESS my hand tad af- Tou aad each af you ar* hereby required to fit* your anew or or other dofonslv* pleading with th* Clork of tb* above Court aad oorv* a copy thereof upon Ollee, Hedrick A Roblneon, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 101 East Church Street. Orlando, Florida, aa or before •iJ, l»rd dap of Jana. A. D. IM I. I f you fall lo do so, a Doers* Fro Co a fo too w ill be entered agalaot you for lb* rolist demanded la th* ComplolaL WITNESS my bond and aoal af said Court at Sanford, Somlnol* Coaaty, Florid*, this lis t d jy M May, A. f t 1ML tlctal aoal af offlca at Sanford Seminal* Couety, Ula Tth day Arthur f t Beckwith. Jr* • f May. t ill. Clork (BEAL) Byi Martha T. Vlhlen, D.C Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Jam** f t Mood*, of Clerk af the Circuit Court Byi Elisabeth Oruneuahaa 8 8 s w ? o,u“ * Deputy Clork Jeeopk f t Muroake s 'u f i r k s ? . • " » F. O. Bog SSI Attorneys tor PtalatltL Fora Perk. Fla. Publish May 11, 11, j| * June U ,b'lM L *U,r ** 4 J" M *' *' ■# IM I ^ CDM-II CDM-II 0 �Future Teachers Host 50 Guests • At Annual Fete V t ff fran fdrft Y r r a lB June 1, 1965 — Page 3 J. D. Cordell, fo r 38 year* a prominent figure In business, civic and political affairs In By Jane Casselberry A glimpse into the teaching profession, past, present and future, was given the 50 per­ sons attending the annual banquet o f the Lyman High School Future Teachers Also_ elation by nssistant 1 O £ * £ Richard principal Barnett, at South Seminole Junior High School. The banquet took place at the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Casselberry and was attended by members, parents, and special guests, among whom were County School Supt. and Mrs. R. T. Mil wee. Principal and Mrs. Carlton Henley and other members o f the school staff. Club president Ruth Keim, who served as mnstcr o f cere­ monies, gave a resume o f the year's activities. B. Foreso read from the “ The Prophet" | by Kahlil Gibran concerning teachers. Llzabcth Lunn told o f "our first teachers" and K. Kent, vice president, read a humorous glossary fo r inter- I preting those little comments teachers writs on report cards. Entertainment was provid­ ed by the Tradcwlnds, talent- , ed folk singing trio composed o f Lyman High students B. Wharton, J. Jarrard and T. Harmon. Other club officers are Carol Hartshorn, secretary; K. Bonekempcr, treasurer; B. Foreso, historian, and J. Hires, chaplain. O fficers fo r the coming year Introduced are K. Kent, president; Marilyn Jcnquin, vice president; Ann Shelton, secretary; Marilyn Hearn, treasurer, and Ruth Murray, chaplain. Tha faculty advisor, Mrs. Alicia Schmidt, was present­ ed with * whits orchid corsags. INCOMING A N D OUTGOING officers o f the Future Teachers Associa­ tion at Lyman High School attending banquet were (front row, left to righ t) present officers, B. Foreso, historian; Ruth Keim, president; K. Bonekemper, treasurer; new officers fo r 19G5-66 (back row) Ruth Mur­ ray, chaplain, K. Kent, president and this year’s vice president; Mar­ ilyn Hearn, treasurer, and Murilyn Jenquin, vice president. N E W OFFICERS o f Snnford Atlantic Bank Employes Club nrc shown here. From left are Barbara Gorman, treasurer; Hazel Cash, secretary; Alan Albers, vice president, and Robert Murric, president. (Herald Photo) School Planned 6 In Lake Mary .» % TOP STUDENTS, academically, in Snnford Junior High School are these three to whom medallions were awarded by the Pilot Club. From left, Pamela Pigott, ninth grade; John Durhurn, eighth grade, and Judy Youngblade, seventh grade. (Herald Photo) %' Lost Is Found HAMBURG, G e r m a n y (U P I ) — London policeman Kenneth Will, on duty here during Q u e e n Elisabeth'! visit, lost his helmet to a souvenir hunter. A local de­ tective chief lined up tha ataff at the hotel where the policen a n waa ataying and warned, "you have one minute to pro­ duce it ." The helmet was "fou n d," almost immediately. announced the and Lesllt McLeod Jr. The change of ownership was com­ pleted May 24. In making known the divest­ ment of his land, building and inventory, Cordell stated his conviction that Mason and McLeod would continue and expand the policy of personalis­ ed service on which he has based the operation of his franchise since it was secured by him Immediately following the termination of World War II. Cordell now plans to devote the major portion o f his time to the development o f his cit­ rus land, providing consultant and sales services to his suc­ cessors "a s they might need m e." and "checking a few fishing boles I'va bad to pass up lately." The new owners, both long­ time residents o f the OrangeSeminole area, are principals of the Mason-McLeod Corpora­ tion, of which Mason Is presi­ dent and McLeod la board chairman. The Jeep distributorship will be operated under tha name of Mason's Cordell Jeep Sales and Service. Existing facilit­ ies Include a 3.000 square foot building located on a tract of approximately one-fourth of the 500 block of Second Street, and a contract already has been executed fo r the purchase of the remaining Second Street frontage. "Our plans," stated Mason, "c a ll for an immediate expan­ sion of the existing building to provide additional room for fleet servicing, vehicle paint­ ing, office and reception area, and our future projections, uti­ lizing the entire one-half block, should put us In the position of having ona of the finest phy­ sical planta, with an outstand­ ing staff, and located In ona of the best areas we know In Ten atudenta from Semin­ the entire country. We believe ole County received degree* In the future o f Seminole, Orfrom Stetaon University In commencement exercises Sun­ day. Patricia Lavender, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. J. C. Lav­ ender waa graduated cum luude. She received an A B de­ gree in history. Shs was a member o f th* Honor Roll, Dean's List and Phi Alpha Theta, history honorary. Three men from 8anford teceived master's degrees. They are Norman E. Leach, James I,. McCoy Jr., and Ralph Roy. Ollier Seminole graduates are William L. Kirk, Edith M. Jones, Dianna L. Taylor, Gwynne A. W illiam *, all o f Sanford, and Steven W . High, Altamonte Springs, and Roger Weldon Dixon, Lake Mary. K A IS E R JE E P distributorship keys are handed over by J. D. Cordell to Kenneth J. Mason, who with Leslie McLeod Jr. will ojicruto tho firm under tho name o f Mason’s Cordell Jeep Sales and Service. (Herald Photo) Worry of FALSETEETH SlIppiBg or IrrltditiBg? Don’t be embarrassed by loose falsa ange, Lake, Brevard and Vo­ resident since 1938, has land teeth dipping, dropping or vobbtttt when you eat. talk or U u s b . Just lusia Counties, or we wouldn't and citrus Interest!, is married sprinkle a IttUe PAUTEKTH on yout pistes. This piseaant powdtr gives e be here. We are particularly to the former Beverly Bower, remarfcabls asnse of addsd comfort slid security by bolding plstee more delighted with the reception of Winter I'ara, and hat threo nroily. Ho gummy, gooey, pesty teste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-eddl. oat ranTumi et any Srug counter. which has been extended by children. the business and civic leaders In Sanford, and we look for­ ward to enlarging the group o f friends and cuitomcra to whom Mr. Cordell has Intro­ duced us. In order to servo properly a customer group that will bo spread over >everal counties, building plans ■re now being atudled which, when erected, will reflect an Investment In property and buildings of approximately $250,000." Mason brings 16 years ol automotiva and automotive parte sales experience with him, the last 3tk years o f which hss been devoted ex­ clusively to sales o f Jeep ve­ hicles. He has been an area Watch ! ! ! Thursday's Herald For Firestone's CUSTOMER A PPR EC IA T IO N SALE Cordell's Repair Shop Tampa Homes * Has Meeting ^ haa aale of his Kaiser Jeep distri­ butorship to Kenneth J. Mason W SCS Visits UPW Circle Two Mrs. Alice W erner and Mrs. Fannie L e fflc r were cohostesses fo r the May meet­ ing o f Circle Two of the U PW o f the Community Presbyter­ ian Church o f Lake Mary held at the W erner home last week. The devotional, Triumph o f Wings, was given by Mrs. Werner. The program and leaaon atudy on the fifth chapter o f Live A s Free Men was presented by Mrs. Marie Lowe. Other members attending were Mrs. Mildred Sandusky, circle leader; M rs. Anna Turning, Mrs. Maxine Hop­ kins, Mrs. LuVera Harrison, Mrs. Emma Bashara, Mrs. Shirley Smith, Mrs. Libby Smathers, Mrs. Besse Beebe, Mrs. Ruth Goble, Mrs. Laur­ etta Williams, Mrs. Lillian Goodwin, Mrs. Fern Benedict, and Rev. A tlee F. Stevens, and Mrs. Betty Creamer, a guest. Sanford, By Julia Bartoa Registration has opened for the Altamonte Springs Summer Reading Club which will begin June 22 fo r children o f the area, fou r to 14 years, on the theme, " A Visit To Flor­ ida's Resorts." A large display board will be put up in the library list­ ing names of all children en­ rolled. Aa each child reads six books o f his choice he will be credited with having mads a visit to one resort. Goal w ill be to see how many o f the eight locations Includ­ ed in the program can be viaited during the eight-week period. Each who can chalk up three viaita (18 books) to his credit w ill receive a cer­ tificate from the library. The boy or girl reading the most books w ill recelvt a prize. Parents are requested to take tli# children to the li­ brary at least once each week in order that they may have the fun o f "reading their way around Florida" this summer. The Altamonte Springs week­ ly Saturday Morning Story Hour also is being planned again this year under the capable direction o f Mra. Rob­ ert Webb. Flrat meeting ia scheduled fo r 9:30 a.m., Sat­ urday, June 19. Also an eight-week pro­ gram, the Story Hour will be open to chitdren from four to 12 yrnra with those attending being divided Into two sepa­ rate groups according to age. Matcriala presented will in­ clude stories, songs, and films. E ffective next Tucsdny, the Altnmonte Library will bo on auminer schedule, 10 a.m. un­ til 1 p.m., earh Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. County Students Receive Degrees Nazarene Bible A two-week Evening Bible School to be held at the Luke Mary Church of the Nararene will begin Monday, June 7, under the supervision of Mrs. Carol Jaqucs. Classes will be open to all children from three to 10 years old and will be conducted from 6:30 until 0 p. m. each day. A nursery will be provid­ ed for convenience of those working during the school. Theme w ill be “ We All Are Witnesses" and sessions will Include Bible lessons and spe­ cial arts and crafts periods. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, pas­ tor, has annouced that pre-reglstrations will be accepted during the June 6 Sunday 6chool hour. Any parent wishing further Information Is invited to call Rev. Holcombe. Reading Club Set Jeep Distributorship Changes Hands For June 22 At Altamonte TH RE E SANFO RD JUNIOR HIGH School atudents were honored with o f American history awards by three organizations. From [iresentation eft are Analee Moore, UDC award; Martha Rose, D A R award, and Van Robbins, Woodmen o f the World award. (Herald Photo) Junior Scouts Hold Campout By Jane Casselberry Junior Girl Scout Troop 229 of Longwood spent a night csmplng at the home o f Mrs. Nance Russell, Fern Park. Co-Leaders o f the troop are Mrs. Fred Blstllne and Mrs. Charles Sammet. Mrs. Rus­ sell and her co-leader, 31Isa p. Cannon, of Troop 331, along with four of their CadrUea, Karen Donaldson, Esta Leon­ ard, P. Hunt and Melenda Cas­ selberry, assisted In Instruct­ ing the Juniors in scouting skills and leading recreation­ al activlUes. The girls camped out In tenta and cooked their meals out-of-doors. Those participating were P atty Ruth Grant, Dorita Anslay, Diana Duquette, Denise Duquette, Roxanne Long core, D. Berrle, D. Norton D. Kraft, Frances Blstllne, Eileen Sammet, Rachel Lindsay, Angela Two Methodiit Settlement Houses In Tampa war* visit­ ed last Wednesday by th* Esther Circle o f the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church Woman's Society o f Christian Service. Eighteen members and Rev. Dclmas Copeland, who drove tha Sunday School Bus, tour­ ed th* W o lf* Settlement House and tha Rosa Valdex Settlement House, located in th* Latin neighborhoods o f West Tampa and Ybor City. The settlement houses have been helping people o f the area sine* 1892 and provide a complete program with day nureeriea, youth activities, handicraft and tew ing classes for adults, and English classes fo r Cuban refugees. They are supported by the W8CS through the World Day o f Prayer offerings. Sack lunches ware enjoyed by the group a t the W olfe Settlement. Your Jeep Dealership for the past 17 years has been sold to Mr. K. J. Mason — and now will be known as MASON S CORDELL JEEP SALES A N D SERVICE Batter Up! LONDON (U P D - T h e Lon­ don T im e! carried an adver­ tisement la Ita personal col­ umn today seeking . . . “ drinking cricketers fo r vill­ age club—own b a r." C AD ETTE SCOUT Melenda Casselberry o f Troop 338 instructa Juniors from Troop 229, Longwood, on the finer points o f knot tying during an ovem ite campout. L e ft to right, Deb­ bie Drummond, Fran Lyons, Melenda. and Ra­ chel Lindsay. (Herald Photo) Blalock, Linda Polter, Karen Willis, F. Lyons, June Myers, Roseanne Hughes, Susan end Valeria Scott, rb y 111a Farmer, Ana Me Elreath, P . Hope, P . Haynes, B. Wilson, C. Lane, D. Drummond and Glenda Bauml*. Daavar Saya: "Batwaaa Fiahlac Trips, I Might Still Show You a Jeep, If You Cm Catch Mil* 81)9 ftanforh itr s lh PehUekeg Daily s le r y i Setarear, Seeder sag carterr r -i pthttohel Sa terday prsee SIeg Chris ferae by The See lard Si ere 14, SSt W let St* Beeferg, PierSde. tr e s e i Class PeiPOO#0 et Beeferg. pie. fa ll ialiMtUaa AMia Up Carrtori T e w U j*s { MO E. SECOND ST. Jeep Wagoneer G b d ia lo r Picku p �ton ality and fam ily data fath ered by Cottles man from 180 pairs o f twins over a three-year period, one o f the largest studies o f twins ever made In the United State*. Twins were used because they hare im­ portant genetic and environmental sim ilarities In common. A ll human beings vary when com­ pared by any standards— height, weight, Intelligence, personality. Some variations are clearly due to heredity. ''Human behavior shouldn't, be all that d ifferen t from othi characteristics,'* reasons G ottitaman. It's probably a rare mother who has a tre r had the luspldon that some o f Junior's personality quirks m ay hare been Inherited from some dim , distant ancestor—on the fath­ e r's aide, o f course. Father may h are hie own ideas. K noufh suspicion exists In sci­ e n tific circles fo r the National In­ stitu te o f Mental Health to award a $4,076 grant to D r. Inrin# L dottles, man, assistant professor o f psychol­ o g y a t the U niversity o f N orth Carouna School o f Medicine, fo r work bearing the Imposing title, "G enettes and Intrafam ilial Personality j u W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — A funny thing happened to Mrs, A ik o Hormann when she came to this country from Japan to study home econom­ ics. She wound up developing a new system f o r electronic computers. I suppose you would need a computer to figure out the odds on something like that happening. And even then you probably wouldn't bet on it. I t was because the course at Southeast Missouri State College was taught in Eng­ lish, which she had too much difficulty understanding. So she switched her major to mathematics, where langu­ age was less o f a problem. And that was how she became a computer expert fo r the Systems Development Corp. o f Santa Monica, Calif. I encountered Mrs. Hor­ mann, a tiny, attractive young woman, at the Naval Re­ search O ffice her* where she was sxplalning the work she is doing under a N a vy con­ tra c t m " I f wa don’t watch out," said tha In­ diana Republican, "th e government w ill take everything we nave, even our allowances." A ll o f which may cause plenty million nonelec ted taxpayers to won­ der, ju st who do they think "th e y " hoy hare a system where they t to the President with the le ft and take it out with the rig h t," Never W A S H IN G T O N (N B A ) — students of foreign affairs ment cello Miriam Is Hk* rnDBoas af other divorced mates. Par divert# is as passes*. And the “ vulnerabil­ Underlying the ferment here suggest it is perfectly sen­ ities" visible today in so ever U . 8. foreign policy la sible fo r Communist nations, many insecure nations around a fairly old questio n - whether like others, to build broad ths world. tho government sad tho no­ protective sons* around them­ tion are ebeieeid with the selves. The arguments deserve a threat o f communism. I t la being argued anew la fresh review. Inquiries among policymak­ asms quarters that wa net ea ly sea Communists under ers in this capital do not la every bush, but that we as­ fact turn up people who think cribe to them strengths and tho Russians, tha Chines* e r (•parities which they often any other Communists ere really 10 feet tan. N o r do de net have. I t Is alee aaeorted that our they believe Reds lurk behind h eeey focus an communism ovary shrub. , sometimes obscures tho role W hst they do think la that fla y e d by national Istd-lmper- the Communists, whether di­ talistle impulses la sack n rected from Moocow, Poking, seen try as Red China. Havana or Hanoi, havs devel­ W o are told again that oped techniques o f covert a g ­ ether free nations do not fre t gression which are peculiarly about the Communiet menace fitted to what Jamas Mont­ tho w ay wa do. And some gomery o f the Stale Depart- Herald Area Correspondents Ckahtotn M r * Joan Magtn 1*64741 DsBary Mrs. John Leans W ith thses golden oppor­ tunities lying aU about, the Communiet can — in dertak# a variety o f smallrisk games, from If m s a t u * mesas *< trytag to get even er h am ll. ate year male, yen win seen rao year rash action. Read far the booklet below aad w e n hew to p r e v e a l divorce, far It asa a ly starts game according to the rules. I f you have young children, then you both owe it to them to make a valiant effort to salvage your marriage. Remember, if you don't your children will suffer, despite your best Intentions. Letters this frightening nuclear age—onguerrilla warfare to ■tone-ths^mhassy. The link between these sub­ versive enterprises and tha natlonallstic-lmperialistlc ambillon* o f Moscow and Peking is a question stirring much debate among U. 8. foreign affairs specialist*. This is not tha place to s ir the fine-spun arguments. The point is that soma fast ths United 8tates might have bettar lock keeping nations out o f the Moscew-Peking orbits by talking more about tbs menses o f Russia and China and leas about communism as such. Ths other aids thinks this Is all academic, that vuin.rshl# countries have grown sophisticated enough to see communism tn all its aspects - a powerful weapon serving .mperialUt causes, a worldwide false front behind which ambitious imperialists try to widen their circle o f support­ ers and diminish their en­ emies— a t the minimum, a form and practice o f govern­ ment which. I f victorious, "closes out the options" on all other kinds fo r long years nerer- ty by his persistent antagon­ theless accepted that he o f­ by m e the traditions! “ me­ fered a direct channel, in need, both to the Commun­ diators" and would-be con­ ists and the Asians. ciliators la major world con­ There have been sugges­ flicts o f the post-war period tions, in this acts and in have been forced out o f the emanations from Paris, that go-between business. French President Charles d* Changes la the world powGaulle believes he might be er balance, the breakup o f tho Communist international, able to intercede construc­ tively in the Viet Nam situa­ disputes weakening the Un­ tion. But De Gaulle, while ited Nations organisation French recognition o f Red and, last but not least, the China gives him a pipeline emergence o f Red Chins as a to Peking, appears to havo major fores la A sia all havs blocked any such opportuni­ combined to undermine the role o f the “ peace maker." Littlo by little the scope fo r "good w ill" intervention by s third party has shrunk until today there is virtually bobs le ft s f sufficient sta­ ture, influence and Independ­ ence to command the atten­ tion o f the parties to a major conflict. Tho present crisis ovsr V ist Nam that has ths Unit­ ed States and Red China on s potential collision course has spotlighted this develop­ ment sharply. T o data thorn arc only par­ ties or partisan! to the con­ flict, onlookers and soma would • bo helpers— but no capable mediator has appear- ism o f Washington. The United Nation secre­ tary general, by the nature o f his office a traditional con­ ciliator, also has lost much influence, partly a* a result o f the blow to the organisa­ tion's stature that necestiated the temporary adjourn­ ment of the General Assem­ bly. Thus Secretary Thant's re­ cent approaches fo r concilia­ tion in ths V iet Nam con­ flict havs been rebuked or ignored. By K . C. Thaler LO N D O N Bruce B io siat-- Roy Crowley Political Notebook l l • >1 • •I • l l # •I • » l • Phil Newsom Says telner. When the buyer tears aw sy ths outside wrapper to open the package, an inner fo il liner w ith yet another selling message appears. Maybe this is whst meant by the double whammy. Chalk one op fo r the persistence boys in tha old battle o f man versus advertising. A new kind o f "canned commerc­ ia l" has ju st been patented, re­ ports Science Service. It is a method fo r potting an Inside label In a eon- She calls her system "Ga­ above the blackboard on which the planned to draw tome di­ agram*. ing learning. A s best I could I f ahe pulled down the make out, it is intended to screen, it would cover the raise the IQ level o f comput­ blackboard. And Mrs. Horer* from that o f “ idiot slave” mann wanted to have both on to that o f “ intelligent ser­ view at the same time. I suggested to Mrs. Ilorv a n t” With “ Gaku,” a computer is mann that she run the prob­ supposed to draw on Its own lem through a computer to past experience to help solve see if it could come up with problems, rather than merely a solution. Mrs. liormann gave me a weak smile. following instructions. What I didn’t suggest wat To do this, the “ mechanism coordinator” connects to the that if Mrs. Hormann went “ task analyser,” which con­ back to college and finished nects to the "executor moni­ that home economics course, tor,” which connects to the it might help her cope with “ consequence generator.” Or problems o f this sort. I was afraid that Mrs. Hor­ something like that. Mrs. Hormann now speaks mann might impale me with English very well, but I re­ the stick she was using far a gret to say I didn't get a pointer. As it turned out, she had to w r y clear picture of how use the screen and blackboard “ Gaku" works. Anyway, when Mrs. Hor­ at different times. Which may mann got up to explain the be whjr I didn't get a cl-ar thing, she ran into a problem picture o f how "G aku" works. On the other hand it may o f her own. The screen on which she planned to illu­ be that nobody can speak strate certain points with English well enough for me to slides was located directly understand computers. ku," a Japanese term denot­ CASE W-tOS: Miriam B., aged IS, has two boys In Jun­ ior High. "D r. Crane, she began, “ I wish I had read your column flv t years ago. “ For that's when I got my divorce. I learned that my husband was running around with a girl at his office. “ In my hurt pride and Jeal­ ous anger, I made a scene and Anally Insisted on e divorce. “ But I am not happy under the present arrangement. My tons need their father's guid­ ance and companionship. “ And 1 find that It U very lonely to be unescorted, even to church affairs or neighbor­ hood parties. “ Besides, U I bad only known then what I now un­ derstand, I could have prevent­ ed the break-up o f our home. “ But the newspaper la our city didn't carry your column so I didn't consciously realize the marked difference between the sexes in erotic appetite, as you call It. “ It Is my guess that half of ths divorced wives with they hadn't acted so swiftly and broken up their homes." Wives, bewaro M Irian of. fers a common confession of divorced wires, especially If they havo young children to car* for. Almost all unhappy m arri­ ages can be salvaged If both parties are trilling to play ths Tfc# R t n l L Editor, Herald I would like to taka this op­ portunity to express my very grateful thanks to your San­ ford Herald staff. Mrs. Dottle Austin was such a lovely and desirable person when helping to publicize "T h e M erry Go Round" for the N a­ tional Retarded Association of Sanford. It turned out to be a tremendous success, because of her help and some o f your staff. I wonder If other people be­ side myself experience that warm, “ hom ey" feeling one gets when talking with your staff personnel They are al­ ways so ready to help or offer suggestions towards making our goal. I presume this is one reason I enjoy reeding The Sanford llersld, that “ hom ey" feeling seems to be carried out In print, pleas# do me the personal favor o f thanking “ Dottie" sod tha member* o f your staff who put out a helping hand whan we need- ents on week ends er fo r ram ­ m er vacations, is not produc­ tive o f their maximum happi­ ness or emotional security. Nor do you divorced mate* benefit very much, fo r you grow either eourod or become dnmkardc or Into cloud* •stint affairs er weep in hope­ less regret. Re face up to reality. When you went through the wedding ceremony, you hod lofty end never dreamed you would be criti­ cal, caustic e r b*atnt i Whet changed you? happiness begin? Do a little rigid raff-analysis. Reed this frank column and by all means asnd fo r the v a r­ ious sex booklets ead Rating Seales. The U tter permit you to take somewhat the attitude o f the neutral bystander ead thus help you dissect yourself with less emotional bias. Moat divorces start in ths bedroom I Aad you wives are at least go per coat at fault even though you generaUy ■wear you are 100 per cent In­ nocent of any wrongdoing. Rut moot o f you err by sins o f omission, rather than by sins o f commission! Aad you rarely even know whet a wife­ ly tin o f omission 1st (U P I ) — Nehru'e Ons The clsssle example fo r the change traditional “ conciliaUonship” has undergone la provided by India. la the immediate post • w ar period and w ell into the 1960's, India, under the late Premier Jawaharlal Nehru, was tha classic self-appointed sad actually drive him Into mediator In tha worst phases ths arms o f s paramour by la- o f Urn East-West conflict. A ctin g as ths representa­ tive a f “ neutral and nnalignad* India, Nehru had a t the time th# ear o f both Moscow aad P i king- Both considered him as trustworthy and sym­ pathetic le their cans*. Tbs W est, though often angered by aad suspicious o f “ meddling,” ON CHANNEL 6 dtom & A P lg i 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., Juno I, 1965 0 are now complete and ready for your inspection. 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M t t B t D EVXLO PER8 OF RAVENNA PARK AND 1 D Y L L W IL D R SB41C SANFORD, F LA . �Cubs Fill 32 Cars For Trip To Lanoche VFW Installs Alice Beinert, Earl Walker Bjr Mrs. John I,eone Installation ceremonies fo r DeBary of Post 8093, Veterans Foreign Wars, and the Auxiliary, took place at the Firemen’s Recreation Hall with officials o f district eight presiding. Installed fo r the unit by Mrs. Nora Jane Gillespie, o f Edgewater, district president, were Alice Beinert, president; Frances Hackley, senior' vice president; Greta Denning, Junior vice president; Teresa Smith, treasurer: Myrtle Hill (retirin g president), chaplain; Elolse Reilly, conductress; Muriel Clock, guard; Chris­ tine Baumann, three year trustee; Mae Zeller, two year trustee; Francanna Howard, one year trustee; Blanche Frye, secretary; Leona Hulse, Ann Muth, Sally Peralto and Ann Morrison, color bearers; Ruth LaChat, historian. Mrs. Howard, patriotic instructor, and Edith Ramp, American­ ism chairman. Glfta o f appreciation were presented to Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Peralto, Mrs. Beatrice Muller and Frank Pietropinto who served as sol­ oist fo r the occasion, and Mrs. Marie Dungan, pianist. • • • O fficers o f the post, In­ stalled by Robert Taylor, dis­ trict commander, are Earl W alker, commander. Vincent P. Karwacki, senior vice com­ mander; II. Martin Yost, jun­ ior vice commander; Frank Hill, quartermaster; Eugene B. Beinert, chaplain; Gaston Crosby, surgeon; William Denning, guard; R o b e r t Wheeland, adjutant; David Lang, assistant quartermast­ er; Joseph Santillo, three year trustee; Rev. Augustus C. Summers, three year trus­ tee, and H. H. Thompson, one year trustee. • The installation was follow ­ ed by candlelight Memorial Services fo r deceased post members, Christopher E. Butler, Richard Becker, Ed­ ward J. Esterkamp, William F. Lindenherg, Brig. Gen. H arry P. Newton, Mallard L. Schanabell, Thomas F. Coun­ cil, Thomas E. Howard, Ter­ rance P. Reilly, Paul Lcidtkc, Elia W . Petterson, William A . Canoday and Robert Stoneking. • • • Placing o f flowers In mem­ ory o f all war desd closed the impressive service after ap­ propriate musical selections. Guesta attending included Rev. Michael Kippcnbrock of A ll Salnta Episcopal Church, Enterprise; Forest Respess, Sons o f American Revolution; Miss Beatrice J. Tyson, past national president, Grand A rm y o f the Republic (W om ­ en's R elief Corp o f Am erica); Commander William G. W il­ liams, American Legion Post 859; President Rose Williams, Auxiliary Unit 269; Prcsldent-elect Asenath Butler, . Auxiliary Unit 259; Com­ mander John Ebetsch, World W ar I Barracks 1197; Prcsldent M srie Ebetsch, Auxll. iary 1197; Earl Merrill, pres­ ident, DeBary Civic Assocla; tion; Ellsworth Ogden, presi­ dent, DeBary Volunteer Firemen’s A s s o c i a t i o n ; Mrs. Charles Ulrich, president, DeB ary Chapter 64, American Association o f Retired Per­ sons; Mrs. Evelyn Wynn, dis­ trict guard, and 8ophie C. Bryan, district treasurer. Traffic Safety Film Shown For DeBary Club A program on highway safety was presented fo r the DeBary Extension Homemak­ ers Club by 8 ft. James Mc­ Kinnon, tra ffic safety officer o f the Florida Highway Pa­ trol, fo r tba M ay meeting of the group held in the Com­ munity Center. Introduced by Mrs. G. E. Rapprieh, McKinnon showed a colored film on accidents that usually occur within 2fi miles of one’s home fo r which film ing wae arranged by the University o f California. A question and answer pe­ riod followed the film . The dub's monthly work­ shop wae held during the morning hour* with n social hour follow ing a t noon. During the brief afternoon business session, it was voted to have a covered diah lunch, eon fo r members at the June meeting. D E B AR Y POST 8093, Veterans o f Foreign Wars, and Auxiliary Unit combined sendees for installation o f new officers. Serving the unit (top photo) will be Alice Beinert, Frances Hnckley, Greta Denning, Teresa Smith, Myrtle Hill. Kloisc Reilly, Muriel Clock, Christine Baumann, Mae Zeller, Francanna Howard, Blanche Frye, Leona Hulsc, Ann Muth, Sally Peralto, Ann Morrison, Ruth LaChat and Edith Ramp. Post officers (bottom, front, from left) include Eugene B. Beinert, Earl Walker, Gas­ ton Crosby, Joseph Santillo; (back) David Lang, Robert Wheeland and Capt. H. Martin Yost. (Middleton Photos) By Maryann Miles Thirty-two cars filled with cub scouts from Bear L a k e! Pack 230, their families and friends, den mothers, and Cub- j master Bob Bunnell and assis(ant Bruce Nelson, made the trip Saturday to Camp Lano­ che in the Ocala National For­ est for the pack's annual out­ ing and picnic. The day, spent In swimming, sack races, egg throwing, and tour of the camp grounds, con­ cluded with an awards cere­ mony and campfire during which Mrs. Pat Foist, retiring as a den mother, was present­ ed a plaque of appreciation. Kevin Foist and Gary Mar­ ies were promoted Into Boy Scouts. Other awards given went to Kenny Westmoreland, Doug Krcnzcr and David Doo­ little, w olf; Kobe Wctherington, Rtcky Carlton, Kenny Pet­ erson and Brent Connor, gold arrow; Jeff Krcnrcr, Darrell Smith, Kenny Peterson and Brent Connor, silver arrow; Ricky Carlton, two silver ar­ rows, and Tim Bowser, lion. ■ fit CH AM PIO N BOMBARDIER o f Reconnaissance Attack W ing One for the second and third <|uartcrs of the fiscal year is A DJI Clark I). A r­ rington, who also was top B-N in the 1904 Bombing Derby. Cdr. R. W. Kennedy, commanding officer o f VAH-11, delivers the uwnrd to Arring­ ton, who scored 13 bullseycs. (N a vy Photo) W. J. Krohne In Panama As Patricia Lindsay, first vice president; Mrs. Gladys Piloian, president; (standing) Eugene Jaijues, treasurer; Mrs. Jeanette Peters, secretary; Mrs. Evelyn Adams, second vico president, and Louis Kosky, principal and third vice president. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Piloian Heads PTO By Deans Estes Nichols and son, Brett; a take­ ber, April and May, and for entitled off on Victor Borge by Wayne six grade level meetings, three “ Faculty Fun" and featuring Joiner; “ Casey at the Bat," during each semester; to pro­ the entire faculty, including with Mrs. Mary Rowell and vide for two homeroom mother Principal Louis Kosky, of the Mrs. Mary McIntosh, and a chairmen, and for a lay com­ Long wood Elementary School Dixieland and other dance rou­ mittee composed of five to was the hit of the annual var­ tines with Sirs. Frances seven volunteers. L. C. (J e rry ) Riley, outgoing iety show held at the school Meeks, Mrs. McIntosh, Mrs. treasurer, reported that tba following the regular May Rowell, Mrs. Shirley Smith, organization had raised in ex­ meeting of the Parent-Tcacbcr Mrs. Jeanette Peters, Mrs. cess of tl.BOOO during the past Organisation. The skit, which was written Doris Scott and Mrs. Nichols. year and that among items Director of tho show was puchased for the school were by Mrs. Kathleen Lee and 106 bicycle holders, playground Mrs. Patricia Helms of the Mrs. Nichols. During the business meet­ equipment, and planti to beau­ faculty, portrayed a typical classroom o f mischievous stu­ ing, new officers installed by tify the school grounds. Principal Kosky gave spe­ dents who misbehaved when immediate past president A. the principal came into the L. (D oc) Watson, were Sirs. cial awards to sixth grade aturoom, threw paper wads, ask­ G l a d y s Piloian, president; dent Ann McElreath as spell­ ed foolish questions, and tor­ Mrs. Patricia Lindsay, first ing champion of the school and vice president; Mrs. Evelyn to fifth grader, Karen Katlng, mented the teacher. Acting the part o f the pat­ Adams, second vice president; as runnerup champion. He announced that Gray ient, long suffering, teacher Louis Kosky, third vice pres­ would conduct the was Mrs. Nell Drueding. In ident; Mrs. Peters, secretary, Ladies the skit other than those nam­ and Eugene Jaques, treasurer. school clinic next year and The constitution of the PTO that 20 mothers taking the re­ ed, were Mrs. Marcella Olliff, Mrs. Arieta Coberty, Mrs. An- was amended to eliminate cent Red Cross first aid course gala Taylor, Mra. Helen Phil­ dues; add a second and third would be pinned and capped lips, Mias Fannie Reeae, and vice president; name the out­ at 7:30 p. m., June 2. Mrs. Meredith PicUeslmer. going president to the execu­ He further announced that Other acta receiving trem ­ tive board; provide for four lee cream would be served to endous applause were the “ A l­ general meetings during the all the children on the last ley Cats," with Mrs. E l d a year, in September, Decem­ day o t sthooL An hilarious skit GOI.D C ITIZE N SH IP AW ARD S wero presented Thursday by the Civitan Chit) to three Sanford leaders who recently retired from active duty. From left Civitan President Robert Rrisson, S. M. RiChnrd S r„ public works director; Alack N. Cleveland S r„ fire chief, Lt. Gov. Charles Kumpf and Roy G. Williams, police chief (inset). PER FE CT ATTE N D A N C E awards were presented during Commence­ ment Exercises at Forest Lake Church School to (front, from left) Judy Crawford, Ann Leadley, Janet Greene, and Rnrhnrn Russ; (back) Judy Moon. Citizenship uwurds were received by Steve Maddox and Sherry Sagcrt. (llcruld Photo) AMONG A W A R D whin ora at Forest I^tku Church School Commence* meat were (le ft to right) Tammy Trimble, nchlovemcnt; Put Lay, ach­ ievement, citizenship and unsolicited service; Kddio Meeks, unsolicited service; Cindy Walder, librarian, und Vicky Crist, citizenship and perlect attendance, (Herald Photo) B y M aryam Milas Forest City volunteer flrw* men will be calling thl* even­ ing In tha W eathenfleld a n a to accept membership contri­ bution*. Volunteen from thl* section and from other area* servic­ ed by the department also would be appreciated accord­ ing to Chief Ken 8wanson. Meetings ara at 7:30 p. m. on the first, third, and fourth Tuesday o f each month at Browns Service Station in tho Forest City Shopping Center. During the past month tho volunteers have handled tw o large brush fires, one on 8and Lake Road and the other on Bear Lake Road. Another truck has been purchased but must be converted before put into use and Swanson saya that help with this project would very much be appre­ ciated. Member subscriptions aro set at |3 per year. Cost If called to home o f a non-mem­ ber is $100. Business Briefs 140 Attend By Mr*. Jska Leona Annual Communion Ureakfast o f St. Anns Catholic Church, DeBary, was held last Thursday at tho University Inn In DeLand with 140 par­ ishioners and guests in atten­ dance. Presiding dignitaries were Rev. Peter Reynolds, spiritual moderator, Rev. Edward O' Shea and Rev. John J. Rod gers; John Mattingly, DeLand attorney, officers of the Holy Name Society, officers of St. Anns Guild, and John P. Smith, assistant chairman and mast­ er o f ceremonies. Mrs. John T. Hewitt, chair­ man, has expressed her ap­ preciation to her committee members, Mrs. Leo F. Bollens, Mrs. Carl Bischoff, Mrs. Leon Lormel, Mrs. Howard Yerkes, William Denning, John Strang, Joseph Hanson, and John Smith, who gave of their time and efforts to make the •vent • success. Lt. Gov. Charlea K am pf o f­ ficia ted at the ceremonies as three “ Golden Service Citizenjahlp" award plaque* were presented to the honor*e*. Chief W illiam * was unable to attend, due to lllneae. In making the awarda to the three men whose y e a n o f .service totaled m o n than 130 !yean , Kam pf aaldt "These men have exempli­ fied In their lives the Civitan creed o f good eltixenihlp, each of them having helped in their own w ay to make Sanford a better place in which to live." A t they a c c e p t e d the award*, Cleveland and R i­ chard recalled aome o f the exciting and interesting days o f their 40 y e a n on tha Job and described the city as it was when they first cams hen . “ Now we’ve got eomethlng I have been wanting fo r 40 years — plenty o f water, thanks to our new water expanilon program ," said Ri­ chard. Cleveland said that th e n had been many f i n s which could have been "sta rter*" have don* t r e m e n d o u s amounts o f damaga to the city, but the f i n department always was abla to contain them and “ Sanford never has burned down.' A ll three men w e n voted into h on on ry lifetim e membenhlp in the Civitan Club, Area Firemen To Canvass In Weathersfield By Jane Casselberry Walter J. “ W ally" Krohne Jr. of Fern Park Is In the Panama Canal Zone, for two weeks where he is an Instruc­ tor In a Wood Badge training course for adult Boy Scout leaders. To earn the Wood Badge a scouter must pass a very strenuous advanced camping program. Krohne Is well quali­ fied as an Instructor, as In ad­ dition to holding the reward himself, he has been active In Scouting and Scout training programs for many years in the Central Florida Council. He will b « assisting Mike Machck of Delray Beach whom he joined for the fUght from Miami to Tanama. Breakfast l Sanford Chritana paid trib­ ute to three o f Sanford'a ■leading retired cltixena. Public W ork* Director 8. M. Richard Sr.; Police C hief Roy W il­ liams and F ire Chief Mack N . ■Cleveland Sr. Instructor LONGWOOD PTO officers for next term are (seated, from left) Mrs. I m Retired Officials Of City Honored By Civitan Club Banquet Held By Cadelfe Troop Cadette Troop 824, Girl Scouts of America, had its annual Mother-Daughter Ban­ quet May 25 at the Congrega­ tional Christian Church. Six­ teen girls and their mothers attended along with the lead­ ers. Special guests for the even­ ing were Rev. Walter A. R. McPherson, pastor of the church, and Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Nordgrcn. The church was decorated In whlta and green and gold streamers on the tables and lovely yellow centerpieces on each table. Girls attending with their mothers were Judy Roberson, Lucy Woods, Beth Taylor, Ca­ therine McKclvcy, Dcniec Clark, Linda Noguclra, Linda Mathcwsnn, Pat Miller, 1’ alrlcla Runnels, Phyllis Mitchell, Diane Sornkowsky, Cynthia Domdcy, Linda Collins, Dixie Elder, Ellen Bolts and Dehblc Dunn. leaders attending were Mrs. Gertrude Woods, Mrs. Hetty Roberson, and Norma M cKcl­ vcy. Special vote of apprecla* tion was extended McKclvcy for taking an Interest in tho troop and for altcnding the re ­ cent Rendezvous. § aaf n r l June 1, 1965 — Page 5 G EM IN I ROOSTER. This is tho Titan rocket which is to lift Astronauta White and McDivitt into orbit ThurHduy for the scheduled four-day Gem­ ini orbit. (N B A Telephoto) Lake Mary C 0! C Officers To Be Installed Thursday L. H. Webb, executive viea president o f Citizens Bank o f Oviedo, is attending the 63rd annual convention of the American Institute o f Banking in New Orleana. Webb is the Incoming pres­ ident o f the Central Florida chapter o f A IB and w ill rapresent 34 member banks lo­ cated In the Central Florida area. The A IB , the educational section of the Am erican Bankers Association, is davoted to providing opportunity for bank amployes to reoaiva education la banking and tba principles o f law. economics and accounting related In banking. Us program la carried on through chapter* and study groups in m or* than 564 cities throughout tha United States. More than 104,000 ara now awrolled In A IB daaaes. By Frances Wester The out going officers will cate to be placed on the wall. The installation of new offic­ lie present to turn their posts Dans also are being made ers of the Lake Mary Chamber over to the incoming ones, who for a new type membership card to be Issued for the new of Commerce (or the coming will take office immediately. year. year will be held Thursday An Important event of the Reports from all commit at the 8 p. m. monthly meet­ evening will be the reading of tcea will be given during the ing in the Fire Hall. the document for incorporate business session. The public U T o be Installed will bo Don tion of the Chamber, prepared urged to attend this meeting, Jackson, president; C. L. by Vernon C. Mizo Jr., to be which will be very important (C racker) Donaldson, v i c e sent to the state. This will be in deciding the future o f the president; Catherine Nolt, se­ presented to the members and Games nights, chamber. cretary and treasurer, and the voted upon. tha DeBary Vi following members of tha i f it goes into effect, this Department B a t n r board of directors; Jimmy year’s memberships will form Committee, have been Jones, chairman; W. C. Hop- the charter members of the Student awarda at Enterprise kina, Roy Howell Jr., H. M. Lake Mary Chamber o f Com Elementary School w ill ha Gleason, Jim Daughtrcy, and 1m erer, Inc., and all names made at 2 :U p. Richard Keogh. I wifi be oo a fram ed ccrtlfl during n apodal Games Adjourned Student Awards atfilhp. m., �Scotland's Jimmy Clark Sets New 'Indy' Record •*$ Owtorl Rrralft Pm « - - June 1, 1968 150.686 MPH Senators Sweep Two Mark Bums Up Competition W in 5-2 Two No-Hitters Sparkle Little League Action A n d 5-/ From Kansas City IN D IA N A P O L IS , Ind. (U P I ) B y Jim Bacchus —Scotland’s Jimmy Clark op­ S y George C. Langford U P I Sports W riter A trio of ea-Dodgers have concocted the kind o f modi' cine Gil Hodges would like to take every day. The prescription Pete Rich ert supplied Monday was the first complete game victory for a Washington pitcher this season, and If that didn't perk up the Senators’ ailing man­ ager, Ken McMullen provided a decisive home run and giant ONE OF HIGHLIGHTS In local bowling circles la nomination of Bowler of Year awards. Spec­ ial recognition is based on sportsmanship and efforts of individual to contribute to bowling. This year's Junior League winner is Ralph Un­ ger (left) who is shown being congratulated by John Kneeland, adult Bowler of Year and secretary-treasurer of Sanford Men’s Bowling Assn. Schilling Paces Ball-Chain In League Bowling Jim Schilling rolled a whoppln' 842/638 In Ball and Chain League bowling to win both high gams and high ser­ Alligators Pose As Golf Hazard H ILTO N H EAD ISLAND, 8. and the mother. "She's always Golfing's ten leit staying around those babies, hssard tnsy be on th ii Atlantic chasing the bull away, lie 'll cat them if she doesn’t ." Island's two golf courses. It’s a band of more than 30 tUlgators. " I 'd say take the penalty stroke and stay clear of them ," advises pro Wallace Palm er at the Sea Pines course. "B u t If you run Into trouble, C IT Y LE A G U E STANDINGS. Just hit him on the nose with JUNIOR LEAG U E a golf elub and he’ll back W L o ff." Klwenls 3 0 The same casual advice goes Chrltan ...........................2 1 to golfers at the Port Royal Rotary 2 1 plantation course, where pro Elks . I 1 Martin Beck says, "O h sure, CPO 1 2 w e've got about four of them Shrine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 out there. They Just wander No Games Today around the course." L IT T L E N A T IO N A L Palm er remembers one golf­ W L er, after a late night party, on Chase .......................... 12 3 the Sea Pines 13th hole. First Federal ................10 4 "T h is fellow must have bad Locomotive Engineers 7 7 a bad night. He got to 13 and Hunt Comets ............... 3 10 drove near the lagoon, lie Quality Mobllo Homes 2 12 went over there and saw this Game Tonight: First Federal gator, but he couldn't figure vs. Locomotive, 7:00, Ft. out what It was. Mellon Park "W ell, that gator started L IT T L E AM E R IC AN chasing him. Right across the W fairway. Nothing happened Georges ......................... 2 though. He lost the ball and Navy Acey Deucys .........8 took a stroke penalty." Strickland Morrison . . . 7 Sea Pines has signs on Its Sanford Atlantic .......... 7 14 water holes, "D on 't molest Florida 8tste .................« the alligators." The golfer al Game Today: Strickland M or waya has his trusty Iron for rison vs. Georges, 4:30, Bay beating a 14-foot bull alligator Avenue Park on the nose and "sca rin g" him CHURCH LEAG UE away. Second Half Starts Tonight "E v e r y once In a while they'll hit the ball In the wa 7:30 Congregational vs. Pinecrest Assembly ter. Some gator will be sunn vs, ing there, looking like a log 8:43 Church o f G o d Knights of Columbus These boys go up to fish out the ball and that gator opens Both games Ft. Mellon Park C IT Y LEAG UE his mouth wide, bellows, then W allps In the lagoon. "Nothing happens, the boys Kingswood .................... 1 Just run away. 8om etim ei It Panning Lumber ............ 1 makes putting a little rough Chick N ' Treat ..............0 for the rest of the round,' LeRoy Robb ................. 0 USO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Palm er said. o The gator population la Chase growing at 8ea Pines. Last Kilowatts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o week 23 were hatched about Games Tonight: 7:10, USO va. Chase; 8:43, Panning Lum 30 yards from the first green. ber vs. Chick N ' Treat, both Palm er has a special word gamsa Plnehurst Park o f advice fo r that green: Watch out tor the bull gator C. (UPI)— City League Standings All-Orange Belt Legol Notice la She cast* a# tfca Caaatr JaS«a, t — terta Caaatr, S'las­ ts a, la rrabale, la sai Ratataa af JAKE W. W ILKES DstMseS, Tm AM CfaSttaea aaS SUrtaa Clalasa aa AaalaaC Bale Statelet Tou end iM k o f rou ere herehf notifies ant requires fe areeenl nay delate aaS Seaisnia which roe, or ellhsr of reu. a itr have aaslatt the eelata a f Jahe W. Wilke*. SecsaeeS, lata at salt County, to the Ceaata JuSge a f Seminole Ceuatr. vterlde, at hie office la the oaare heat# a f eaU Countr at Boa ferS, M erita, with to d a aalsaSar moat ha tram the time o f tha Oral MkUeaUea af this •a*tea. Twa aeptaa a f aach « t a l » or SemeaS ahatl ha la w d ila g. aaS ahatt ateta piece of reelSeaaa e a t poet of flea aSSreat o f tha elalmaat. anS shell he awara to hr tha cldaw at, hla agent, or ettoraer ang aeaempailoS by a fills * fta a f aaa Sailer «a 4 ,a a eh elelm ar SemeaS not aa flWS aheli ha void. Jtaaa M. Wllhee A a eaacatar a f tha teaat W ill aad Testament o f Jake W. Wllhee, deetaeed Pablleh May II, If, is June hiMi I Baseball Team Selection Due Tonight in Mount Dora there w ill be a meeting o f the coached and p rin cip a l from tech o f the achoola In tha Oranga Balt athletic confer­ ence. H ighlight o f tha evening w ill ba tha announcement o f tha All-Oranga Balt Confer­ ence baseball team. Principal Carlton Hanley, athletie director and baseball coach Jim Payne, and tha re­ mainder a f tha coaching s ta ff o f Lyman H igh School nr* pUnning t * attend the meet­ ing________________ CAGE RECORD D E TR O IT (U P I ) - Detroit University's 8 U points per gam e last season established a m ajor college single-Mason basketball record. ies honors fo r the n ig h t His high scores were not quite enough to awing tha victories to hia aids becausa o f tha equally "h ot" seorea rolled by the opposing Linen team. Jennla Sheets had a 166 game, France* Sheets a 176/470, Gena Sheets a 206/643 and Hayden Sheets a 210/673. The Also Rans won three points from the Reagles aa Andy 8tlna pounded out a fine t l 1/601 and w lfo Eva cam* through with a good 186 game followed by Margo Farris with a 186 game. Thel­ ma Hickson contributed a good 174 gam * to the Bea­ gle's causa. The See-Saws won all four points from tha A t L a it team aa Joyca Dorton notched a good 161/401 series. Bill Jones c a m * through with a 178/407 fo r the A t Last team. Chuck Bergrtn and Roger Pope w ar* the hot shots fo r tha Handy Four team in a three point win over the Sin­ ners. Roger rolled a 100/616 and Chuck shot a 100/632 series. The Sinners had Geor­ gia Coyna with a 186/406 seriea, Bud Coyne with a 177/608 and A l Denman with a 104/612. Sunshine Park Expected To Be Sold In Tampa T A M P A (U P I ) — A group o f Tampa investors was ax pec ted to d o le a deal hero today to tako over control! Ing Interest In the 8unshlne Park race track at nearby Otdsmar. The purchasing group (a headed by Morton L . Annls, senior vice president and n director o f Central Cigar Co. o f N ew York; his brothor, Dr. Leonard F. Annis, a prominent Tampa attorney Byrne Lltachgl. Tha terms o f tho transac­ tion ware not dlsclottd. Morton Annls said Monday night that the group waa not prepared to announce specific plana fo r operation o f tho track "since wa have not yat officially acquired tho track. "Generally speaking, i have ovary espocUtlon to bring about n new Imago fo r B u n a k f n * Park through n planned program o f upgrad­ ing and Improving tho track and tha class o f horaea that race there," Annls sold. Tha Tampn group purchas­ ed tha m ajority Interest la the track from tho present management o f P . E. M. Bal­ loon o f Now York aad Rich­ ard E. West. Tha track Is located at Oldsmar, a amall Hillsbor­ ough C o u n t y community northwest o f Tampa at tha head o f eld Tampa Bay, Israel Wins MOSCOW ( U P I ) Israel captured aa apse tog game victory to tha Basketball Federation by leg. ping Hungary, «M 6 . it was re­ ported by T s a i Sunday, Frank Howard contributed game-saving catch. The immediate m u lt o f tbosa dotes was a doublabaad • r sweep for the Senators 6-1 and 6-1 over Kansas CUv and a broad grin from Manager Hodgea, who was confined to bed suffering from a virus In­ fection. " I 'l l take a hundred gamea worth o f that stuff," liodgas wished out loud. Tha Senators w art tha only American Laagua team to win a doublthtader, but saveral other first-aid casts w art feel­ ing much improved after the Memorial Day action. N ew Y ork (topped Detroit S-l behind W hiter Ford then lost 6-1 as tha Tigers welcom­ ed back Manager Charlie Dressen with • win. Dennis Bennett won his first A L game fo r Boston, 3-0 over Los An­ gela*, after the Angela had triumphed 6-3 behind Dean Chance. Sam Bowens homared In the ninth to give Baltimore 5-4 decision o v tr leagueloading Minnesota following tha Twins 6-0 victory, and Chi­ cago dipped Cleveland 4-3 In 10 before losing by tha sama score. In the National League, Pittsburgh won its 11th straight, defeating Philadel­ phia 5-2, San Francisco beat St. Louis 4-1 fo r its fifth straight, Los Angelea edged Cincinnati 4-3, then lost 6-1, New York whipped the Chicago Cuba 8-3 and tha second game was called because o f dark­ ness after nine Innings with the score tied 3-3, and Houston toppled Milwaukee T-3 in the only night gem *. Standings A M E R IC A N LEAGUUB W L P et GB Minn. 27 16 .843 Chicago 27 18 .828 Detroit 23 19 .668 a 23 21 .843 4 BalUmoro Cleve. 21 20 .312 5V4 Los Ang. 24 24 .500 a Boston 21 21 .600 a New York 11 26 .422 9V4 Wash. 20 28 .417 10 Kan. City 10 28 .268 15)4 Monday's Resalts Washington 5-3, Kansas City 2-1 ( 2) New York 3-1, Detroit 1-3 (3 ) Chicago 4-3, Cleveland 3-4 (3 ) L ot Angeles 5-0, Boston 3-3 ( 2) Minnesota 8-4, Baltimore 0-3 ( 8) Taday'a Gama* Los Angelea at Boston (Only gama scheduled) N A T IO N A L LEAG UE W L P et GB Los Ang. 2$ IT .630 8an Fran. 86 20 .883 $ Clnn. 24 20 .343 4 Milwaukee 21 » .323 5 St. Louis 23 2t .323 3 Houston 23 23 .47$ 7 Phlla. 20 24 .433 $ Chicago 20 24 .435 S Pittsburgh 20 24 .433 $ Naw York IT 28 .370 IS Monday's Res aha Pittsburgh S, Philadelphia I New York $-3, Chicago 3-3 (3 ) (Second gam * called, ra U ) Los Angeles 4-1, Cincinnati 3-8 (3 ) San FrancUco 4, St. LouU 1 Houston 7, Milwaukee 3 Taday'a Gaaaaa Naw York at Chicago St. LouU at San FrancUco Philadelphia at PUUburgh (n ) Milwaukee at Houston (n ) (Only games scheduled) ened the door wide tor a new era in auto racing with bit record-breaking victory In tha 48th 500-mila race. Clark Monday became the first foreign driver to win the classic speed ch ai* since Dario Rasta In 1818 and tha first to win in a foreign-built car alnee Wilbur Shaw did it In a Maaeratl In 1040. But m ore important, Clark's triumph was. the first ever at Indianapolis fo r a rear-engine ear. And his machine was powered by a Ford motor, breaking a monopoly o f v ic ­ tory on tha court* bald by Offenhauaer engines s i n c e 1847. Tha win fo r tha new trend waa almost predictable, since 27 o f the 33 alerters were rear engine and only four o f the dependable roadsters powered by Offenhaueer made the field. Tw o finished. Clark stood off every chal­ lenge to win a blistering rec­ ord speed o f 160.686 mllee per hour, breaking the mark set a year ago a t 147.330 by A. J. Foyt. Clark's control o f tha race, leading fo r 100 o f Its 200 laps, waa so brutal that he forced hia competitors into mechani­ cal problems trying to keep up. That waa F oyt’a fate. A twotime winner and the defending chemploo, be was the only other pilot to lead the race, fo r 10 laps. And so long as his ear lasted, 118 laps, ha kept the crowd o f more than 300,000 on their toes. He trailed Clark by on* min­ ute, one U p, until the load be­ came too great for hla motor. It blew up, and Foyt waa out. Parnalll Jones, also in con­ tention until that point, could­ n’t gain ground thereafter on the flying Scotsman a n d wound up second, while rookie Mario Andretti, a native of Italy, took third. Both also broka Foyt'a old record, Jones with 140.200 and Andretti with 148.121. The race was the safest In modern Speedway h i s t o r y with tha yellow "slowdown" light on fo r only 13 minutes. There were five spina, but only Bud Ttngelstad hit the wall, and he walked away unscathed. The win undoubtedly meant that in future races, the build­ ers will go for m or* Ford en­ gine! since eight o f tho 17 which started finished the race, and Ford motors were in tho first four spoU. Thar* were 10 Otfenbauscra In the starting field and three finished, two In roadsters, one In 8 rear engine machine. Clark's win waa expected to pay o ff with about $173,000 In prise money since he got $28, 500 is Up prise money, at 1160 for each U p ha set the pace. The prise distribution w ill be a a d * tonight with the total pure* expected to be about $310,000. Records Fall N E W Y O R K (U P I )—Betting and attendance records fall at Aqueduct Monday and many observers a rt predicting an­ other windfall fo r Belmont SUkes Day at tha big event thU Saturday. A world record $8,130,831 poured through tha mutual win­ dows ae 71,271 raring fans Jammed tha track to establish a N aw York SUto attendance mark fo r a single day. The money record cell peed EPSOM, England (U P I ) - the $M34J8S that wee wagSen Bird II, a sharp French •rad here last June $ an Bel* challenger wMh aa Am ericas moot M ake* Day. airs, remained a 8-3 favorite today to win Wednesday'* settlelteth running o f tho $313,788 la South Am erica U Derby Stakes, Britain's pre­ Santo Marta, Colombia, which m ier raring classic. was founded to 112$. 5-2 Favorite ANNOUNCING THE OPINING Reel's Bedy Shop WRECK REBUILDING COMPLETE AUTO REPINISHING It SSS-7MI (Bock a f Cato Lanadry) Herald Sports W riter Mika M ary Smith, Little of the Lake Leaguers, and Bruce Stuart, o f the Altamonte MEMBERS OF GOLD SQUAD stop Blue ball carrier in last Friday’s spring practice intersquad football game at Lyman High School. Gold team held out for 18-6 triumph over Blues as Greyhound* wound up spring drills. (Herald Photo) Hunt Snaps Chase Win Streak (topped Dunn and Jimmy Hardin alto fifth to round out their scor­ twice for Florida ing. CPO scored their only fit last night at Ft. Mellon State. David Hudson, with two run In the fifth. SoftbaU a c t i o n featured Park, 3-2, In seven Innings. bits, was top batter for the wins by the first half champs, Slave Hitchcock worked the losers. Kingswood, and P a n n i n g first six Innings for the Com­ Crvltan and Rotary took vic­ Lumber o f Casselberry, as ets, limiting Chase to just two tories yesterday in the Junior the second half got underway hits. He was relieved by Den- League. Rotary pushed across last night in the City League. nU Egbers In the seventh who a single run In the bottom of The Kingswood B u i l d e r s retired the side in order. Eg- the seventh to edge Shrine, bombarded th a XilowatU, ber* was credited with the 2-1, last night at Plnehurst shortclrcultlng them 14-3. Bud victory. Park. Bobby Powell, the win­ M oocrief picked up credit for allowed the the mound decision. Ronnl C raig Taft knocked out ning pitcher, three hits in as many times Shrlners Just two hits. He Russl end Frank Stafford at bat fo r Hunt. Hitchcock and struck out nine and walked each had throe hits fo r KingsDana Yellnek each chipped five. Powell was also top hit­ wood. L a rry Helm an and Jim la a pair of safeties, one of ter with two ainglea. The op­ Butler each hit homtrs fo r Yelinek’s hits being a home posing pitcher, Steve Leach, the losers. Helman had three run. Randy Nobles homered for Shrine, hurled five-hit ball hits end BuUer two, to pace fo r Chase. He was charged and put forth a good effort in the Kilowatts at tha plate. with the loss, working in re ­ a losing cause. Rotary scored Panning Lumber and Chase lie f o f Ricky Smith. The loss a run In the third inning, were nlp-and-tuck aU the way snapped a seven game Chase Shrine tied the icore In the with Panning finally winning, sixth and then Rotary pulled 8-7. Harold Helms, the win­ winning streak. In other Little League play, out the victory In the last In­ ning pitcher, end Don Stevens Florida State whipped Sanford ning. led the victors with two hits Clvltan, behind the pitching each. There waa one homer In Atlantic 13-3 In a gama halted after four Innings due to the and hitting o f Tom m y Hick­ the game and U cam e off the 10-run lead rule. Andy Steele son, defeated CPO, 3-1. Hick­ bat o f Sonny M aplts fan was the winning hurlcr, pitch­ son hurled three-hit ball aad Chase. ing three-hit ball for the win­ clouted a homer over the left Chase rallied In the last in­ ners. He struck out six and field fence. Clvltan scored two ning fo r one run but feU one also helped bis own cause with runs in Uto first inning and run short in their attempt to two hits at the plate. Casey added three more runs in the overhaul Panning and break a losing streak, which has now been extended to 13 game*. On* o f the top games on to­ day’s program la a Little Lea­ gue encounter between Strick­ land Morrison and Georges at Bay Avenue Park this after­ Sanford American Legion but Sires waa credited with the noon, starting at 4:30. Post No. 53 baseball team tra­ win. Brooks completed tha D A LLA S FRANCHISE vels to Orlando Wednesday a f­ battery for all three hurters. DALLAS (U P I )—Tha D allai Bernie Barbour and Kuy ternoon to face the Post No. kemlall, with two hits each, Cowboys wars awarded a 238 team In opening of Sixth in the National led the Sanford slugging at­ franchise District competition. The San­ tack which gathered la eight Football League fo r the I860 ford team will be seeking their aafeUes. season on Jan. Si, second win when the con­ test gets underway at 3:30 p. m. at Tinker Field. Probable battery for the Campbell-Losslng team will be Donnie Smith and Rex Brooks. Last Saturday the Sanford club won Ra season opener, downing Post No. 242 of Or­ lando, 2-1. Jimmy Courier atarted on (be mound fo r Sanford and pitched five Innings, giving up one hit and striking out 10. The hit waa a home run by Ktnny Hill in the fourth Inn­ ing. Sanford scored their flrit run in the top of the sixth when Ttm Colbert bit the first pitch out of the park. Sanford tallied tha winning run In tha eighth when Colbert walked, advanc­ ed to third on a single by Dan­ ny TllUs, then came home on a single by BUI Kuykendall. Courier was replaced oo the TAKING IN recent horse gymkhana mound by Ricky Sires la the Apopka were Tom Bowser and hla son, Tim, sixth Inning, who burled three from Forest City. It waa first tima they took hitless Innings and struck out part in gymkhana. Their horse la Luke the Drif­ five. Smith finished the mound ter. (Herald Photo) chorea fo r Um Sanford team, The Hunt Comets the league leading Chase out­ hit safely Sanford American Legion Nine To Seek Second Win In Orlando PART at Pipe tobacco In a filter cigarette? e a e • . e I lik e it ! totedaewHalfandHalfFltor IfctSpwvuow wkyr th ty V t R i c M w i d i | HalfandHaK^H flnaferd, Fin. r - r M r* » 9 * Springs Senior Leaguers, hurl­ ed back-to-back no-hiltcri last night at Cooper Field in Cas­ selberry. Smith twirled hla gem In the opening game, a 7-0 ver­ dict over the Altamonte Sen­ ators. Whllo holding the Sen­ ators hitless he chalked up eight strikeouts In six frames. Bobby Cobean, with a single and double, and Smith, with a pair o f singles, led Lake M ary’s seven hit attack. Stuart, In the Senior League game, hurled the Senator! to a 3-0 victory. Ha registered 11 strikeouts while pitching seven hltless innings, and allowing only two base runners, those on n base on balls and a hit batter. The Senators managed only four hits o ff Lake Mary's pitching, but made the most of them, scoring five runs. John McDermott led the at­ tack with a home run, and Mike Bailey, Gary Viera and Mickey Hawks had ilngles. Standings fo r tho two lea­ gues follow: Little League W L Casselberry 2 0 Longwood 2 0 Lake M ary 2 1 Bear Lake 1 1 Sunland 1 1 North Orlando 0 1 Altamonte Twin* 0 2 Altamonte Senator* 0 2 Senior League W I. Sunland 2 0 Altamonte Senators 2 0 Altamonte TwfBs 1 0 Longwood 1 0 Bear Lake 1 1 North Orlando O 1 Casselberry 0 2 Lake M ary 0 2 House Okays Summer Races For Seminole TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) A bill to allow Seminole Har­ ness Track to have a 90-day summer program with an op­ tion of standard breda, thor­ oughbred* a r quartor horses has passed tha House and la In tha Senate. Freshman Hep. R e m it Co­ ble o f Volusia strongly oppos­ ed passage o f the bill Monday. He said the racing dates would conflict with part-mutual ope­ rations In nearby Volusia County. Seminole Park has not ope­ rated fo r sevaral years. " A l l this track needs la a chance to get la operation." Rep. Joe Peeples o f Glades ■aid, arguing fo r the bllL The measure permits tha track to operate at a fixed fe*. depending on its betting take, ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 a day. The vote fo r passage was 63 44. Raehmanlnoff, Russian poser and pianist, becar American cltlaea to tha o f hia death. ren H T a C ar i Klaf Car-Track Realm) Real a aew •$$Maatasg er ethse flat rampart cat for A 3 KAY plae 8s a mile. Incladaa IK DEKLBTS G U L F SERVICE SANTOOD 01-4111 �R fs Voffarl frrnU June 1, 1968 — Pag# T rrsv r> Miss Fleming Installed Pilot Club President Several guests of the mem­ The Pilot Club of Sanford | Mrs. Jtm igan was present- and new ones drawn for the i Farley, Mrs. Joe T . Collins, held a candlelight Installation ed with her past president pin. coming year. Hostesses for Mrs. S. P. Fowler and Mrs. A. bers were present. for tha 1343-44 officers at the By Dottle A u itla HEAD D RAGON chungtt-of-board coffee as L A D Y , will be voted on at that time. • • e president o f the RVAH -3 Enlisted Wives Club a t a bu ffet dinner dance, Saturday, in ceremonies at the N A S Ballroom. Also re-installed were H el­ en Pratt, rice president; Jan­ et Painter, treasurer and Pat Beers, chaplntn. Only new o f­ ficer was Maxine Scarbor­ ough, secretary. Arrangements committee fo r the event were Dee Brister, Sandy Squires, Sharon Hutto and Arlcno Somerville. Each officer was presented with a lovely corsage In the club colors made by Sharon Hutto. • e • JU N E M C L A IN will be hostess to a pool party at her home Wednesday at 10 a.m. fo r members o f the VA1I-13 O fflcer’a Wives. Everyone is invited to bring their own lunch. I t was pointed out that the gals o f Thirteen are pretty good bridge players. Last year at the N avy Relief Bridge party, M aggie Nolta and Betty Stokes took first place prizes. This year Diane Queen and Carol O'Shea, both o f Thirteen took the second prizes. (Guess they must get lots o f practice). N ex t event fo r this group w ill be the regulnr meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Bet­ ty Hurlburt's home. • • • E N L IS T E D W IV E S and husbands o f Squadron Thir­ teen are leading the lists with recent new arrivals. F irst bom, on May 3 was a son Paul William, III to Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Rough, 603 Cherokee Circle. On hand to greet him was his mater­ nal grandmother, Mrs. Clara Johansen from Seattle, Wash­ ington. Paul is the Rough’s second child. On May 17 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vccch welcomed their first baby, n boy, who be­ came winner o f a $25 savings bond, as the Infant was the firs t child born In Seminole Memorial Hospital during Hospital Week. The savings bond was a g ift from the Hospital Auxil­ iary, the Pink Ladles. The Veech’a reside at Park A ve­ nue Trailer Park. On M ay SO, Mr. and ftlrs. Vernon Henke, who also re­ side s t the Park Avenue Trailer Park were blessed with their third child, a boy named Kevin Wayne. Ten-month o 1 d Kenneth W ayne has found a new home and new parents with M r. and Mrs. Gerald Shields, also o f the asms trailer park. The newly adopted infant Is the firs t child fo r the Shields’. Home from the hospital and doing fine are Mrs. Anna Creenhoward, Mrs. Nelleta By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Moore and Miss Deborah The Allman fam ily o f Os­ H art, daughter o f Mr. and teen attended the annual pic­ Mrs. Robert Harvey. s e e nic at Blue Springs recently. Attending were Mr. and L A S T W E E K we announc­ ed another new arrival—a Mrs. V. P. Allman and son, little skunk kitten, bom to Paul; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. A ll­ Sue Maurer's pet msma mend and children, Jasper and Johnny, and Mr. and Mra. skunk. W e are sorry to have to re­ Grant Clutter and children, port that the cute little fe l­ William, Dwayne, Cindy and low, only survivor o f the lit­ Brenda, from Osteen. From Sanford were Mra. ter o f four, did not survive either. Too bad. Hope the Bill Holland and children, next litter w ill be stronger— Billy, Tom m y, Jim m y and Joey. physically that ist s e e From DeLand cam e Mr. T H E L M A UNGER, NOW C and Mra. George Hauser and T h rift 8hop chairman says children, Martha and Martin; the shop w ill be closed during Mrs. Paulies English; Mra. the firat week in June while Charles Bennett and children, Debbie, Kenny and Alfred; it is being painted. The announcement w a s Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Bennett made during a recent special and children, Geraldine, Jim ­ meeting o f the board held in my, Mary Ann and Tony; Mra. the home o f P eggy Mergo, Virginia Webb and daughter, Carol, and Mra. T . L. Malone R V A H -* representative. Daring t h e l a s t f e w and son, Chuckle Also Mra. Rosa L ee Peter­ months, under the direction o f Mrs. Unger, the shop has un­ man, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll dergone quite a face-lifting Peterman and Mr. and Mrs. job, with the new paint clim­ Ralph Coulliette and children, Van, Charles and Linda, from axing the redecoration. A prospective board mem­ Enterprise. From Daytona Beach were ber who joined the group was P eg g y GUI, o f RVAH-1S who Mrs. Jack English and daugh­ wlU represent her squadron ter, Debbie; Mrs. Sam Rob­ on the board, a fte r It is com­ erta I I I and bob, Sam IV , and missioned. N ew board will Ronnie Yelvington. From Valdosta, Ga., were take over in July, so get ready fo r elections t h I a Mrs. E va Allen and son, Jack, and Mra. Joe Ladrow and month. One o f the forem ost topics children, Kay, Susan, Harriet o f discussion during the meet­ and Joe. ing was suggestions fo r cor­ Wash dishes that have been rections and additions to the NOWC Constitution a n d used fo r fish in water that sUnding rules. These propos­ contains one tablespoon of ed changes w ill be presented ammonia. It w ill rem ove the to the club a t the July fish odor. Annual Picnic Reunites Members Of Allman Family I revealed the evening wera Mrs. Elsie IP . Rahn. Bill Stemper M ist Janet Johnson, install­ Laurel Checafaky, was re-lnatallad pals were Civic Center recently. and T H E M ONTH OF M A Y was a busy and enjoyable one fo r Checkertatl Wives o f VAH-11 starting with a de­ lightful coffee at Sue Ken­ nedy’s Lake Mary home. Sue Jamison, faithful Jetsstreamer fo r Eleven, report­ ed that it was hard fo r the girls to keep their minds on business with the lake luring them through the terrace doors, while on the dining table waited many delicious pastries provided by Sue and co-hostess Cheryl Begin. Two guests were present— LaWanda Sandon, whose hus­ band, Cdr. Kenneth Sandon will assume command of Eleven in July and Doraell Kilcline, w ife of Eleven’e new Executive officer-to-be. Farewells were said to long • time members Alice Werner and Sue Jamison. Alice will follow husband Marshall to VAP-62 in Jack­ sonville in mid-June and Sue and Kermit Jamison will leave Friday fo r Oceana N a v­ al A ir Station where he will join VA-42. Joyce Aubuchon hostessed a spirited squadron bridge later in the month with Carolyn Dennison winning high fo r the second month in a row. A welcome guest wua Mrs. Frank Smith, mother o f Elev­ en’s XO Bill Quirk, who Join­ ed the girls fo r one last bridge session before return­ ing to her New York 8tate home. Good food, good times and glamour were the keynotes o f the squadron’s splash-party luncheon at Kay Bartholo­ mew’s home on May 19. With co-hostesses Jane Sandusky and Sue Jamison, K ay provid­ ed a bright spot in the busy days fo r the Checkertall wives. The girls swam and chatted fo r several hours be­ fore sitting down to a lunch­ eon o f fried chicken, yellow rice, salad and parfalta. Perhaps tho most outstand­ ing feature o f the decor was the mass o f gardenias floa t­ ing on the pool. 8ue Kennedy had risen at dawn to strip her bushes o f literally hundreds of fragrant blossoms. Last Friday evening Elev­ en officers and their wives met at the swimming pool for a farewell dinner party for the Jamisons and the A rt Stallings. ( U n f o r tunately Alice and Marshall were not able ot attend.) Sue and Kerm it, with their usual U len t fo r the ridiculous provided laughs with their rendition o f "D earie, Do You Secret DONICA BROWN . . , Hostess ing officer, assisted by Mrs. Sue 8. Stevenson, gave the fol­ lowing their prescriptions fo r duty: president, Mlaa Doris Flaming; vice president, Mrs. Clay W illiam s; second vice president, Mra. Vernon H arri­ son; treasurer, Mrs. Philip J. Westgata; recording secre­ tary, Mrs. C. B. Gallagher Jr.; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John E. Lambertsoo. N ew directors installed ware; immediate peat presi­ dent, Mrs. Jerry Jeralgan, Mra. John E. Hodge and Mrs. Sara King. Tha table was decorated in green and gold, the Pilot col­ ors. Aa each new officer was charged with her responsibil­ ities, aha lit a candle and was given n green tinted carnation corsage tied with fo ld ribbon. Honor Guest Of Dinner Party MRS. JERRY JERNIGAN, center, retiring president of the Pilot Club of Sanford, relinquishes gavel to recently installed president, Miss Doris Fleming, left. Miss Janet Johnson, right, conducted the impressive in* itailAtlon ceremony. Miss Grace Marie Stinecipher and her father, Martin Stlneclpher, h o n o r e d Bill Stemper, a member of the current graduating class, with a dinner party. Bill and his friends met at the Stlneclpher borne on Park Avenue, then drove to tho Sky­ line Restaurant at Herndon Airport in Orlando. Those enjoying a delicious buffet and a delightful even­ ing were tha honorea and Hel­ en Mann, K rtitlo Bchllke, Ronnie Hall, Bonnie Todd. Jimmy Dodeon, Denies LaTour, Jimmy Barks and BlU'a parents, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Stemper. „ a N f W way S t o « • * rW |J t O A C H I S mil. * • « , TitIt, SHvwfW* m g •lK,f flying 4 tm lln g InMtft. sms tm iii House with euo KIllINO "TOO" WHIll YOU SHOP Ol VISITS H# t>| tea aitege. ASieWMy tela wkta vm4 ei rtm toS. Haws. It., to rtgt, tnyii 4 fwalton, — AVAIUSU IN TWO D M —1AFAITMINT 4 IMAU HOM* 3111 •a to 3,000 coble Sms 3t.fl. J.SSDIOOM HOMS l i l t PS to 10,000 coble fMl 13.03. Bold at all Garden A P et Bapply, Hardware and Drug Stores. Including Liggett* Madison, Eckerd, W algreen, all Lindalay Lumber and moat Beara a to m . L. C H ECEFE8KY . , . Installed Rem em ber?" Other welcome guests in clue Capt. and Mrs. Richard Fowler, Capt. and Mrs. James Mayo (he was visiting fo r the weekend) and Dee Munday. Tho next meeting o f the Eleven wlvea will be Thurs­ day morning in ths N avy Wivea meeting room. • • • S T U D E N T OFFICERS wivea were invited to attend a "get-acquainted" coffee re cently at the home ot Donlca Brown, w ife o f tha command­ ing officer o f R VAII-3. Speelal gucsta included Mra. Ruth Swanaon, w ife o f tha commanding officer o f the otation, and Mra. Jean Fow l­ er, w ife o f the commanding officer o f the Wing. Also attending waa Miss Joan Ray, a cousin o f Mrs. Fowler, now visiting here from Newport, Rhode Island Joan ia ths bride-elect o f En­ sign James G. McClure, a ctudent o f RVAH-S. They are completing ptans fo r a July wedding. Those gathered fo r tho "get-acquainted" party found that the old cliche, " i t ’a a small w orld" certainly holds true in a room-full o f N avy wives. Many found that though they a rt new to the area there were many fa ­ miliar faces, and Immediately felt "a t home.” Among other delicacies, Donica served Yugoslavian Christmas eooklss and requeste fo r the recipe were heard on all sides. Donica ravested that tha one prime In­ gredient necessary fo r their success waa “ homemade Jelly from your mother's kitchen." Assisting Mra. Brown with tha party wera wivea o f de­ t r im e n t head* including Mrs. Neal Johnson, Mra. Marty Sheridan, Mrs. Ted Cann, Mra. Larry Pints), and Mrs. James R i c h a r d s o n . Others assisting were Mra. Gerry Coffee, Mra. Ray Murpry, Mrs. Chester Fltapatriek, Mrs. William Rose, Mra. Gor­ don Kuehn and Mra. Craig Moore. W here do your advertising dollars belong? Bill* boards? Throwaways? Mailers? Radio and TV spots? Matchbook covers? let's talk cold facts. You wont to reach people. O n an average day 81 % of oil odults read a daily newspaper. You want to be sure your od Is seen. Recent studies show that the overage newspaper page with national ad i i> opened by eight out of 10 readers as they go through f t * paper. You want to flag down that special group tha? are really prospects. The same new study shows that people who are real prospects for a product octuaRyj look for and see up to twice as many ads about that) product as do non-prospects. Cold bare facts like these underscore what retailers' have always known. Advertising that has to bring results belongs in the daily newspaper. Ttisrs's a t o t t ifc li SANFO RD s.’ S ’ j a a s f j a piscas to art, a esatsad mart. year tfcwta ar w aagm p, Pai Tke Sanford Herald Virginia Petraskl P. O. Box 1114 Sanford Nora Narris T E 3-1114 8. SemlaoU M ild re d H an e y 444-1411 Your Best Buy — Your Hometown Newspaper Local News — About People You Know! Sanfarti fe ra lii Deltona M a le L 4U -44SS D e B a ry ? • A N TS �I r E ljf P age 8 — June 1, 1965 W inYarB W friTB Graduation Tea Honors Miss Peters Church Choir Hosts Party For Kathleen Joy The table was beautifully ■mints and toasted nuts, Mrs. Edcir Vale waa hoi-1 with pzatel spring bloMomi. Mis* Kathleen Joy was the appointed In silver featuring Approximately 25 g u e s t s teat to a lovely grsdustkm Punch waa poured from a handiome allver bowl with an attractive assortment of called during the appointed honoree at a graduation party tea recently at her Park given by the members of the tea sandwiches, petit fours, I hours of 2:30 and 4:30. matching tray and cups. Ridge home honoring Miss choir o f the First Christian Donna Peters, a member of Church. the IMS graduation claaa o f The party was held at the Seminole High School. Mlaa home o f their organist-choir Bettlna Vale aaalated her director, Mrs. Frances Hick­ mother aa co-hoateaa. son. Forming the receiving line The refreshment table was with the hoc ore* were her covered with an heirloom cro­ mother, Mrs. Mildred Peters; cheted cloth and featured a her grandmother, Mrs. W. L. five-branched antique candle­ Hlers, and the hostesses, who stick. The background was presented corsages to th* re­ festooned with fern and flow­ ceiving line members. ers. The honor guest also r e c e lv Miss Flo Bishop presided at cd a gift o f lingerie from the the punch bowl, while Miss hostessea. Joy cut the beautifully dec­ Centering the refreshment orated cake. table, which was covered In Later the choir presented white damask, was a porce­ Miss Joy with a set of match­ lain pedestal container trim­ ed luggage. med In antique gold arranged Those attending were Mrs. Lester Tharp, Miss Flo Bish­ op, Mrs. O. D. Landreis, Mr. RUBBISH! and Mrs. Humphrcss, Mrs. NEW YO R K (U P I) - Keep Joy, Colcen Joy, Vida Long, America Beautiful, Inc., a na­ Anna Alderman and Mrs. tional anti-litter group, says Hickson. that the United States pro­ duces more rubbish per year per person than any other na­ tion. It estimates the amount MISS B E T T IN A V A L E , from left, and her mother, Mr*. Edgar Vale, at a half ton per year. As na­ were recent hostesses at their Park Ridgo home to a graduation tea Mrs. R. R. K elly Is doing tions industrialise, their litter honoring Miss Donna Peters, 1965 senior o f Seminole High School. A t well following major surgery problems grow, the associa­ the right is Mrs. Mildred Peters, mother o f the honoree. at Winter Park Memorial tion said. Hospital. Personals Chatter Party Compliments Seniors Features G ay Paree Theme wldto metal flower cart con­ By Evelyn Lundy “ Paris in the Spring” greet­ ed Oviedo High School Jun­ iors and Seniors with their dates as they gathered at tho Parliament House in Orlando last Saturday night, May 23, to enjoy the long awaited an­ nual Junior-Senior banquet and dance. Streets o f Parla were de­ pleted around the banquet room. Back o f the speaker's table waa a mural of the E if­ fel Tower and centering this table was a lovely arrange­ ment of white gladioli and red carnations to carry out the class colors o f red and white. On each table was an art­ ist's palette containing red and white flowers, over which was an artist's brush. Sidewalk tables were placed In front of cafe curtains. One lovely decoration was a large taining many red and while flower*. Favors were miniature French chairs with seats of bright velvet containing tiny flowers. Master o f ceremonies was Tim Colbert, president of the Junior class, who welcomed the Seniors. Remarks and thanks were from the Senior president, Marilyn Partin. Senior memories were by Joyce Bellhorn. After the delicious banquet dancing was enjoyed on the Cafe Paree to the music of "D ave and the Come Ona.” Sponsors of the Junior class also were guests, who were Mr. and Mrs. Thoo Aulln Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neel­ ey. The Principal and Mrs. Holder also were present. Garden Circles MAGNOLIA CIRCLE Mrs. Harold Sherwood was hostess for the final meeting ol the season of the Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. Tw o guests, Mrs. Polly Gregg and Mrs. Evelyn Lav­ ender, were welcomed by the group. President, Mrs. S. L. W ig­ gins, presided at the business session and announced that the circle will have charge of the Garden Gate for June. Aa a project the circle is selling liquid fertiliser and anyone desiring to purchase soma, is requested to call any member about price and other details. Mrs. R. W. Herron conduct­ ed an Installation service for the new officers. Mrs. P. L. Elmore, new president, was given a purple coraage, the royal color representing lead­ ership; Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr., vice president, received a blue corsage. Mrs. V. M. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR Y O U R G R A D U A TE ! • PEN ft PENCIL SETS « An impressive installation service was held at a recent meeting of Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, honor­ ary teachers' sorority, at the home of Miss Ollie Recso Whittle. Tho following officers were installed: Mrs. Kate Nash, president; Mrs. Relic RumbIcy, vice president; Mis* Doro t hy Morrison, treasurer; Mrs. Faye Gaines, recording sccrclary; Mrs. Kay Lee, cor­ responding secretary; Mrs. Cindy Crane, historian; Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dunn, ser­ geant-at-arms, and Mrs. Mar­ garet Reynolds and Mrs. Dura Wakefield, chaplains. Miss Whittle, past presi­ dent, presented the retiring president, Mrs. Mary Groome, with a past president's pin and congratulated her on a sucectsful year. Tho chapter color* o f green and gold were carried out in lovely arrangements of gold mums and greenery in the liv­ ing room. laid with white dragons, carnations, salad, LUGGAGE WATCHES ELEC. RAZORS WALLETS TRAVEL CLOCKS HAW DRYERS hot rolls, iced tea and cheese cake to 24 friends and classmates of the honoree. Miss Echols received an electric appliance as a grad­ uation gift from the group o f hostesses. Altamonte Personals By Julia Bartoe Allen Connery, five-year-old son o l Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Connery of Dol Ray Manor, was bitten by the neighbor’s dog and required 11 stitches about the mouth and face. MISS E L A IN E ECHOLS, seated, wns guetit o f honor at a graduation buffet at the home o f Mrs. Ernest Southward. With her at one o f tho table* are left to right, her mother, Mrs. C. L. Echols, Mrs. Southward and Miss Candi Southward. Colors used In the dining room decorations and refresh­ ments were pink, lavender and green. A huge mirror waa placed In the center of the re ­ freshment table and in the center o f the m irror was a maypole with pink and laven­ der streamers attached to each corner of the table. The mirror waa surrounded with pink glads and four crystal candlesticks with lavender ta­ pers. Hawaiian sherbet p u n c h was served from e crystal punch bowl surrounded with greenery. Other refreshments included mints, nuts and petit fours Iced and decorated in the refreshment colors. Mrs. Mildred Lind was co­ hostess. Others present were Mmcs. Arietta Coberly, Ha­ zel Flynt, Mary Grace Kosky, M a r i a n Nichols, Catherine i'carce, Roberta Richards, Helen Richey, Joyce Roberts, Mary Rogers, Marie Stumpf, Lorraine Whiting and Esther Williams. Luncheon Fetes Miss Howell Mrs. W. A. Kratzcrt and daughter, Miss Rose Kratzert, entertained with a luncheon at their home on Park Avenue complimenting Miss Sue Lynn Howell who is a member of tho current graduating class of Seminole High School. The dining table was cen­ two hostesses. Others attending the lunch­ eon were Mrs, R. A. Howell, grandmother of the honoree, an aunt, M ri. Homer Little, and the Misses Ginger Norris, Sandy Bisbce, Rosemary Wal­ ton, Judy Sergcnt and Jo Lyn­ da Sandon. tered with a beautiful ar­ rangement of blue and white pom poms, baby’s breath and greenery. The color scheme of blue and white, the class col­ o n , was carried out in dec­ orations. A graduation gift was pre­ sented to Miss Howell by the Linda Mitchell Given Graduation Hamburger Fry The Longwood home o f M l. and Mrs. Robert Kuhlke was the site recently for a ham­ burger fry honoring Miss Lin­ da Mitchell, a member of the 1963 graduating class of Sem­ inole High School. The visiting from Texas. The enjoyed ed salad, cole slaw, • HOME O F SPR IN G A W BED D ING I Centering the dining table, covered In Irish lace, was an arrangement o f blue and white mums with the class colors of blue and whit* used throughout the decor. The hostess presented a graduation charm to the hon­ or guest as a gift memento. Before and after dining everyone enjoyed dancing th* latest erase dances. Invited guests w ere Dean Smith, Ginger Norris, Kristi* Schllke, Pam Patterson, Ken Martin Jr., Jim Kredetl, And! Garner, Ross Wontenay, Jo Sandon, Douglas Weldon Fire­ stone I, Linda Mohn, Maxine Stowcll, Gary Browa and Low ry Rockett. Corpus dinner MISS SUE L Y N N H O W ELL, left, was guest o f honor at a recent graduation luncheon at tho home o f Mrs. W. A. Kratzcrt. Seated with the honoree i* her grandmother, Mr*. R. A. Iloweil and standing are co-hostenKe*, Mrs. Kratzert and daughter, Miss Rose Kratzcrt. Haiolse Melted marshmallows make a quick topping for cup cakes. Ten minutes before the cup cakes have finished baking, place a marshmallow on top of each cake. Th* oven tem ­ perature will turn the marsh­ mallow into a delicious frost­ p ic k m id a h e e l, o r h lg h 9 You choose tho ing- heel . . . Mid or h ig h ...(a thla L ife Stride ahoe. The plain pump ao necessary c I uhmI c FUR STORAGE to a complete shoo wardrobe BOX STORAGE For Woolens Phyr Yard T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG •TH* PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. lai ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 222-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Far KMdtae! U e t Week’s at Drawing I N Ctah 14. PA C K YO UR OW N BO X! C LE AN AN D R E A D Y FOR YOU W HEN YOU NEED 'E M ! N O M IN AL R A TE S ! Polarised Far Storage SEM INOLE COUNTY'S O N LY FU R STORAGE V A U L T DROP B Y A N D REGISTER FOR FREE D R A W IN G N O TH IN G TO B U Y A N D YO U DO N O T H A V E TO BE PR E S E N T TO W IN ! DRAWING SATURDAY AFTERNOON Philips Tho Bigs or f t Baraka baked and watermelon. members U R N ITU RE ham. beans, chips, dips, soft drinks The Sanford unit also honor­ Polarized Space For 2,500 Fora guests burgers, macaroni salad, toss­ * l- F t. Hardtop DtasetU Bel W ith Madera Brows* Tub*lav Legs la Weed Grata Patterns. C h ain With Deep Comfortable l i s t s sad Curved baby'a green beans, assorted relishes, • COSMETICS • • • • • • ar­ snap­ The hostesses served a de­ were Creighton Restaurant and a Paul, tour o f the local Fleet R e­ Anna May, Irene Wchry, Nina serve Home, here In Sanford. The following nominations Pecle, Louise Ray, Sara Lowcry, Mary Hay, Wilma San­ were made for officers for the coming year: Mrs. Marie der* and Mary E. Love. The Sundvsll, president, and Anna guesta were M ari* Uts and May, treasurer. Nominations Pat Paul. will remain open until the The president read the unit June meeting when elections by-law* and preamble. Mem­ will be held fo r president, vice president, secretary and bers voted to purchase a bond treasurer. from the F R A Corporation for Date for the June meeting the benefit of the association's w ill be announced at a later building fund. date. It was announced that four members attended a recent dinner meeting at the Wom­ en '! Civic Club in College Park. It was In honor of the Southeastern Regional Vice President, Ada Wilson, who new white licious buffet o f ham, potato president, Dorothy Fcdderson. ed her with a luncheon at the Leahy, beautiful of by Persian lamps with blua monthly meeting of the Ladici was sponsored jointly by Unit Auxiliary o f the Fleet Re­ 117 Orlando and 242 St. Cloud. The and taper*. Welcomes Ten N e w Members Laura were over­ cloths breath and greenery, flanked Fleet Reserve Auxiliary serve Association, Unit 147, by Th* tables with rangements Ten new members and two was Tho simplest, least painful way to remove the top of a fresh pineapple i i to protect the hand* with a cloth and then twist the top off. buffet centered guesta were welcomed at the Christl, Smith, secretary, and Mrs. Wiggins, t rcaiurer, received yellow and green corsages, respectively. Mrs. Wiggins, retiring pres hlcnt, also received a beauti ful rose bush from clrclo members with thanks for her leadership during the past year. Following tho business tea (ion, t h e group gathered aruund the Sherwood swim mlng pool and while some of the members played mermaid others sat In the sun and chat ted. A bountiful covered diab luncheon was served, with cohostessea, Lucille A bram i and Marge Smith, assisting the hostess. five — AT — , j lovely Southward home. Installation O f Officers This Week's FREE Prize ^ * Miss Elaine Echols w as) Mrs. Ernest Southward, 12010. Jones, Mrs. Esther Lee , The school colon o f blue carried out honored recently with a grad- Elliott Avenue. Pate, Mrs. Ted Williams and and white were uation buffet at the home o f | Co-hostesses were Mrs. C .IM rs . J. H. Lee Jr. I in decorations throughout the A lp ha N u Chapter Conducts .M rs. Carl Schllke and Mrs. A casual atmosphere com­ Pam Patterson, Bonnie Caolo,. and Cherle Pennington. Susan Plercy, Carol Torres, Alto attending and assisting 1Giles Chapman, mothers of bining constant c h a t t e r , Susan Perkins, Janie White |were Mrs. Robert Powell, |the honorccs. laughter and tempting tld bits was dominant at the Walter A . Gielow home recently at an informal fete honoring three members o f the IMS graduating class o f Seminole High School. Honor guests were the Misses Kristie 8chilke, Diane Pow ell and Pat Chapman. Colorful bouquets o f assort­ ed spring blossoms adorned the party area with the class colors of blue and white used throughout the decor. The guests chatted incess­ antly while gulping Cokes through 18-lnch straws lied with blue satin ribbons and devouring the dainty dellcasles of assorted and attractive tea sandwiches, chips, dips, toasted nuts and ■ variety of cookies. Climaxing the fun filled aft­ ernoon was the opening of the hostess gifts as the guests harmoniously chimed In with a chorus of "o h s" and "ah s." Mrs. Gielow presented each bonorco with a beautiful blue and white leather scrapbook. MRS. W A L T E R A. GIELOW watt ho*te*s nt her Community Wny homo Enjoying the delightful aft­ to n recent cuhuh I chatter fete honoring three graduate* o f thu 1965 ernoon with the hostess nnd graduating cla** o f Scminoto High School. Honor gueHta front thu left honor guests were the Misses are tho Misses Kristie Schilke, Diane Powell nnd Pot Chnpmun. Ginger Norris, Linda Spencer, O H S Junior-Senior Fete Miss Echols Entertained At Buffet La—dry ft F ar Storage 319 W . 13th S t Pfce— 2220115 Downtown Sanford * lE S la gs4** �n. • f» \Miss Torres Given Luncheon B y JoAna Bajra Carol T orrci, daughter of |Mr. and M ri. Walton Torres Geneva and a senior at ctninole High School, was I guest of honor at a graduation luncheon held at Honnies in |Orlando on May 22. Hostess for the event was I Mrs. Lester Brown, who pre­ sented Carol with a lovely blue and white carnation corI sage and an address book I with which she may keep in such with her friends while (attending Wesleyan College in |Georgia in the tall. Attending the luncheon were (M rs. Walton M. Torres, moth­ er of the bonoroe, and Mrs. |Henry Harrison. Classmates attending were I Sharon Booth, Barbara Cox, I Bonnie Caolo, Angela Hurt, ( Elaine Echols, Susan Perkins, man Plercy, Diane Powell, |Linda Spencer and Janie White. Fay arrme l , TBBB — P a n • V m fl jjcuoobiy On 1963 Vanderbilt Cup Winners Newspaper Enterprise NORTH (D ) 4 K J I7 Aaan. ♦ 4 ♦ A Q JM tract alt jump* to game were atop bids and partner wrai ex­ MISS CARO L TORRES, n member o f the 19G5 graduating class o f Seminole High School, was honor guest of a recent graduation luncheon at Ronnie's Restaurant in Orlando. Dunaway pected to past. It soon became apparent that when partner hnd not limited hla hand you could not use the jump to game as a atop bid, but rather as a bid that said you wanted to play game or higher if your partner had a reasonable amount more than the minimum shown by hia previous bids. Thus, North's jump to four spndea cannot possibly be a stop bid. His partner haa shown that he may have be. tween aix or sevrn and 16 or 17 point* so the four spade bid merely says, " I want to gamble on game if you have six to eight pointa. 1 am aure o f game if you have nine or 1 f AIS In the early days o f con. Fay Dunaway Party Honoree Miss W n fn f WEST KART *6 8 2 V 10 4 ♦ KJS * K 10 8 4 3 *3 WJ87JI ♦ Q 10 9 7 2 *78 RoirrH ♦ A Q 1014 »K Q 1 « A88S *2 Both vulnerable North East Rooth West 1* Pats 1 * Pass 4 * Pass 4 N T . Pass 9V Pass 8 N.T. Pass 7* Pass Pass Pass Opening lead— * 2. ten, and if you have 16 or so I want to be in a alam." South was interested in a grand slam and used Blackwood to ask fo r aces and then fo r kinga. North'* seven bid The Welcome Wagon Club plaques, which will be placed Mrs. John Pugh, past presi­ |Qpf Sanford met at the Trade- at entrances to Sanford and Winds Cafeteria for its reg­ Lake Mary. ular monthly session. In the absence of the pres­ An Interesting p r o g r a m ident, Mrs. Lou Huberts, Uic was presented by Mrs. Albert vice president, Mrs. Donald Shaw, well known artist of Hums, presided. She introduc­ Sanford. She painted a picture explaining the technique and ed Mrs. Shirley Simas as the various uses of paints as she new "B aby Hostess," from Sanford. Phyllis Rugcnstcin, proceeded. During the business session Lake Mary hostess, anounccd | A t was decided to send thank that she was taking a leave you notes to Mrs. Shaw and of absence during the summer to Peta Petrosky for their and would be back in Septem­ work on the Weicoma Wagon ber. dent, was presented a gift and thanked for her work with the club. High bridge award was won by Mrs. John Hrownback. Mrs. J. Bussell Wolff won high in pinochle and door priie and the centerpiece was awarded to Virginia Pctroskl. Due to resignations the fol­ lowing were elected to serve for the remainder of the club year: Mrs. J. Russell Wolff, second vice president; Mrs. Kevin Hough, secretary, and Mrs. Hrownback, treasurer. was sheer optimism and ap­ parently based on an idea that South would hold the king o f clubs and not know It. South did not hold the king o f clubs, but his singleton rluli turned out to be just as valuable. He won the trump opening in dummy and noted that If he could ru ff out hi* thrre losing diamonds with dum­ my’s thrre remnlning trumps he could make 13 trick*. He adopted the snfrst line of play which was to lead to his ace o f diamonds, ru ff a diamond, rash the are of clubs, lead a heart to bit queen, ruff another diamond, ru ff a club, ru ff hi* Inst dia­ mond, get bark to his hand by ruffing another club, pull trump* and make the last two tricks with the are and king o f hearts. We Jhe Woman was I well, Becky Rickers, Vickie I ley, Muriel and Miriam guest of honor at a recent Osburn, Norma Adams, Pat Hearn, Sylvia Williams, Hotable rise in mugginga, rob­ Hy Mr*. Muriel laiwrenre fcraduation chatter party at Irvin, Janet and Joyce Itus- ty Turner and Marilyn lien- Newspaper Enterprise Assn. beries and murders by which sell, Pat Taylor, Donna F o-ldry. In New York City last addicts w ill seek the money the lovely home of Mrs. O. P, year the biggest percentage they must have to meet the Wade on the Old Orlando rise in homicide* were mur­ higher roata o f the " fix ." Road. It's becoming increasingly ders committed by drug ad­ Artistic arrangements of difficult fo r me to feel ap­ dicts. white mums and glads were Y et New Yorker*, I bet, preciation o f the confiscating will feel obliged to applaud feats o f the Federal Narcot­ placed at vantage pointa the next Federal Narcotics ics Bureau. throughout the party area. Indeed, I'm beginning to Bureau success of foiling the The hostess presented a effort o f tome drug smugg­ wish that this country would graduation gift o f lingerie to ler to put |200,000 worth o f relinquish its gloriously mo­ Miss Dunaway. heroin on the underworld ral war with that vast and A delicious assortment of market. They'll lie expected evil complex which is inter­ refreshments, including chips to rejoice at that virtuous national drug traffic. I wish and dips, party cookies, minta confiscation which meant re­ we could get down to the and lime punch, was served duction of drug supply to the more humble hut more prac­ from a table on the patio. addict population—a conse­ tical job o f destroying that Each guest received a mequent rile In price to theie traffic's American market. mento of the occasion in the wretched consumers. This, in The moat efficient way to form of a miniature diploma. turn, will produce the inevit­ put peopla out o f business la Serving as floating hostess |Owai Miss Betty Kellett. Other TH E HOSTESS, Mr*. 0. P. Wade, right, proguests Included the honoree'a Renting a graduation g ift to Misa Fay Dunuwuy, mother, Mrs, Boh Dunaway, at a chatter party in her honor. and the Misses Maxine Sto- W W Club Has Art Program By Oswald Jacoby to withdraw their customers. I don't know the annual bud­ get which supports the oper­ ations o f the Federal Narolies Bureau. But I do know that I'd tike to see it balanc­ ed against the cost o f treat­ ment institutions fo r drug a d d i c t ■— treatment cen­ ter* that would keep these American customers o f the international drug traffic out of circulation until they’d de­ veloped enough aales resist­ ance to put the traffic out of American husineas. O f course, to replace the bureau's James Bond heroics with treatment renter* would lack glamor. What's even worse it would foree us to eonfeaa t h• embarrassing possibility that we can’t delim y tha international drug traffic. However, to date, we don’t aeem to have made much of a dent In it, have we? Or its American customers would not be ao many and ao in­ The other afternoon I got thing. Also a simple black creasing. W o ran, you know, get so a woman's eye view o f fash­ jacket and aklrt in an oddly daisied by the proapect o f su­ ion from a woman who real­ shimmering fabric: a black preme moral triumph tha* we floor-length, with lose sight o f the humble so­ ly knows. Evelyn Dawson, chiffon, who calls her salon on New long exquisitely applied pan­ lution right under our nose. els o f odd colors to make it We can get so Itemused by York’s famous 67th Street “ different." the dream of frustrating “ Fashion In the Round," is Evelyn Dawson is married drug empires in raotic porta a stunning woman who de­ and said: "M y husband la In that we forget our business signs clothes fo r women who radio— but he understands my la the American customer want individual styling nnd business." She also hus a right here. fashion. Saya Evelyn, "Thla French poodle, which I un­ Australia and New Zealand is quite possible and I be­ derstand is very dear to her. lieve in Individuality *t>ovr She's a greatly talented wom­ (including Tasmania) produce an and a real personality. almost one-half the world's nil else. Certainly, my de­ Tomorrow— From My Note­ wool and herd more sheep sign! follow fashion but they book than any other continent. are adapted and adopted to ault the woman who will wear the clothe*." She believes that fabric Is all-important and hunts far and wide to find fabric that row TUESDAY P. Mis not only beautiful but In 19:4ft (It (lulillng f.lght the tradition o f fashion. Shu *:•» <l> Nsws f 9:ftft III N1IC News t:»# (* ) (llrl Talk bports, Wsathtr Is quite w illing to taka just (SI The llrl.ua Hume ( I ) Nsws one length o f a certain fabric C Nsws, Nil., Weather (1) Nrwscope Cont. 1:11 ( I I Focus I f * ( i ) cu e Nswr#— waiter and ia always looking for 1:1* ( t ) A ( Tha Warld Turns Cronkli* different materials. She has ( I I M l's Make A Deal (1) lluniley-nrtaktsr a group o f artists, team(S' Newallns (». Aquanauts 1:11 (*> NUC News 7:00 (C| Nat. Drivers Teat stresses, who, aha says, are !:M •<> I’aaswonl ( I I M-Hquad "as happy aa I am when we (1) Moment of Truth ( I ) Con.lat ( I ) Flam* In tha Wind complete one o f our outfits T:l# ( I I Hr. Norsk 1:10 (0) Art 1-laklatter 1:0a ( ( ) Joey lltshup flhow for a client. And we are hap­ (I* Day la Court l:lu ( I ) Moment of F.ar ( t ) The Doctors py to tea it worn by tha ( I ) Mellila's Navy 9:14 ( I ) AIIC News ( I ) It.J Hk.lton right women. Speaking of 1:11 ( I ) To Tell tha Truth I'M ( I ) The Tycoon (* ) General Hospital ahort dresses, I Juat could (1) Another World (>> Cloak of Mystery nut let ona o f my clienta 1:91 ( I ) News l: t * ( I I 1'ettlcost Junction 1:1* l i ) Tou Don't flay (I I I'eytoa Place walk out o f here with a dress (>> Cloak et Mystery ( I ) The Edge of Night at tha knee*." t*:M (Si Fugitive ( ! ) Young Married# Evelyn Dawson doe* chif­ ( I ) The Doctors A Nurses « M ( I I Ths Match Genie (3) Telephone Hour II Trellmesler fon In tha most elegant, sub­ (I t Rscrel llorm It:** (t ) ( I ) (SI Nsws tle way, using layer upon 11:9k ( I ) The Date Show 1:11 ( ! ) NIK' Nears layer, which givea tha gown 11:9k ( I ) Theater of ths BUra 1.30 C| Mike Douglas Show (01 Curls W ell "w eight” and such beautiful UtIC ( I ) Tonight ghow l 01 (SI Yogi llrsr (»> Hsahuiil lines. Ona elegant silk suit 1:11 (Si Kawaroos waa made o f an Indian sari, ( 0 ) Hporls, Wstlhtr, «■•* ( I ) mga Da Nsws hut was so differently done. • :1ft ( I ) Hunshlns Atmana* ( I I M ove II Te Bssvsr She said, "This sari la juat * :lt ( I ) News A Weather WMFK-TV IIIA N N E I. 14 tit* (J) Intro, lo Chemistry the only ona ilka it." WEDNESDAY A. M. ( I ) Hunrlse Hsmeetsr 1:11 Hlgn On Tha afternoon I visited tha ft** ( I ) Today 1:11-1:11 Timeline VT ( I ) Hunshlns Almaaee aalon. Evelyn Dawson wore t:U 0-l:!l Arnrrlcen History T ill ( I ) Wake-up MuvUe (I) a very aimple but itriklng Til* ( t ) Nsws 0:10.t : l* Heading (7-1) black fa it hat, down deep on T:9ft ( ! ) Farm Market Report 0:11-10:11 Hpanlah (I I 7tl* (1) Toiler 10:10-10:10 Hpanlah (1) her head. Her high-necked ( I I Mickle Evens 10:11-11:01 Space Age Bdsnce blouae waa black, with a T ill ( I ) Doc* I News, Weather (O golden turtle pin a t tha neck­ *:•• ( t ) Ceptela Ksagsree 11:1* 11:10 Socle! Studies ( I ) 1:11 ( i ) Wsether New* 11:11-11:11 Keynotes ot Mualo line, bar aklrt waa o f fawn( : t t ( I ) Csrtoonvlllt (• ) colored wool with n aaah bait (l> Today WEDNESDAY P . M. M * ( I I Diverse Court 11:00-11:10 Kaleidoscope ( I ) lied carelesaly about har ( I ) American Ulstory 11:11-11:11 Klnderllme waist. Tha Jacket lay on a • :1ft ( » Easrclse 11:10-1:11 Quest 1:10-1:40 Ksplorlag Felines *:•• ( t i liim per Reese nearby rhalr and waa aleak, ( I I Morning Movie (1) aimple and below the walat !•:*• (!> Truth or Con.equen- 1:11-1:1* Quest VTR in length. ( « ) News with Mike WetMiss Dawson has spent her lees Ufa designing here and on t t :t t <l> Whet'# TMa Seng ( ( ) 1 Lev* Luoy tha eoaat. She lovea only 11:11 ( I ) NDC News beautiful things and never II;** ( I ) Coeesetreitea ( ( ) Andy of Meyheny compromises with her talent. ( » ) Dee. Bride And because women ecroaa 11:19 ( t ) Jeopardy ( I ) The MoCeyt the country want bar clothea, <») Price te Right aha haa been asked to design a group o f her lovely thing* fo r aevaral o f tha top atorea II:M ( I ) Cell My Bluff (I t Levs ef U fe from coast to coast. (* ) Donne Reed I saw a magnificent wad­ Iii8 » ( ( » Newe ding gown with a aklrt o f M :M ( I ) !*U Bet ( I ) Fetber Knows Beet flow er petals, a breathtaking ( ( ) Search Ter Tomor­ Television Tonight WEDNESDAY A. M. ALBERT SHAW, right, preaented the program and dcmonutrated art of painting to members of the Sanford Welcome Wagon Club the group met for the monthly session. W ith her from left are Roy Pounds and Mrs. Donald Bums, vice president. Forest Lake Personals By Maryana MUm Elder and Mrs. Arthur Delafigld stopped o ff briefly to visit their many friends at the Academy. They send greet­ ings to several they wars un­ able to contact. qarroll Cross will be going _ o -South Lancaster to bring M errill home for the summer months. The Cross fam ily plains a trip to Australia this summer. Mrs. B. Bates had her three sisters f r o m Jacksonville, Mrs. W. B. Taylor, Mrs. Jack T ito sod Mrs. Avis Wilson, i'recen t guests. Mrs. Fran* e i. Bates of Wsycross, Ga., was also a guest recently. from six months duty with a ranger carrier in the China Mr*. Gertrude Musselwhlte Sea and they are now living enjoyed visiting her old home in Casselberry. with her sister in Lumbertoo, Dr. and Mrs. Orville Litch­ N. C. field sre spending a few days Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilkes in Atlanta at a medical meetspent a week with their tog. daughter, Mrs. Henry Wooten, at Adelphian Academy recent­ Howard Gobde haa won two second place and one honor* ly. able mention awards in • Bill Meek will receive his Winter Park-Orlando Photog­ B. A. degree with a major raphy Club. Mr Gubde is the in psychology from Rollins school photographer. College at com m soceatnt, Juna 4. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Neubleser have gone to N ew Ha* Mrs. Barbara Meek Smith’s ven, Conn., where they epend husband haa just returned each summer, p WEDNESDAY P. M. (Daoh • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I cheated ft kind, but unless you want to every little on my Income tax and make a career out of being way. 1 haven't been able to sleep this neighbor's wailing wall, night*. What should 1 do? you'd vice. C H A R LIE DEAR C H AR LIE : Send the Department o f Internal Revenue a check for 9100. And if you itill can’t sleep nighti, send them the bal­ ance. • • • DEAR AB B Y; My aiater asked me to write tills to you. I Juat gave her ■ few facts of life. She fell into t hc "wr-are-golng-togctmarried • anyway • so • why-waitT" trap. I uied to use the same line m yielf, but never on a “ n ice" girl. I told my sister that when a guy can get a girl with­ out marrying her, he loies respect for her, and he cer­ tainly doesn't want a wife he can’t reaped. A lter a guy geti to a girl, this it what she represents to him, and every time be aeea her, that'* all he thinks of. When 1 aaw what was tak­ ing place with my sister, I gave her the male point o f view. She's a smart girl so she broke off with the bum. She had a few had months, but now ihe's going with a decent guy and it doing * good job of building her aclf rcipect. If girl* would only remember they aren't married until after the cere­ mony, and that lota can happen before that) I can forglv* a girl for making one mistake when she U young. But if the re­ peats it. il'a HER fault because she should know bet­ ter. So, Abby, please print this for young girla who don’t have brothers to tell them what 1 just told my litter. BIG BROTHER s e e D EAR ABBY: I need your advice on how to han­ dle my neighbor. Shr is con­ stantly coining over hero and crying on my shoulder. She tells mo stories about how unfair her husband is and sho alio keepa harping on *11 her aches and pains. Abby, 1 am not a well wom­ an myself and I can't taka much more o f her.- Bom*time* she will get me on the telephone and talk for hour*. I'm afraid if 1 tell her o ff aho'll talk about m* to the whole neighborhood. 1 feel very *orry for her, but Uii* ha* gone too far. What ahould 1 do? FED UP DEAR FEDt If the poor woman ii mentally ill and need* someone to talk to, it would be cruet to "tell tier o ff." But i f »h e '» Just a gabby busyliody with a lot of time on her hands, the •hould ho discouraged by consistent rebuff*. When she phones, tell her you *ro busy and can't talk lo her. And when she appears at the door, (ell her you huve much to do and are unable to visit. It may seem un- better heed the • # conversation that NOT GUESSING ad­ • DEAR ABBY: I'v e always been taught never to use anybody else’* comb or brush and not to let anyone use mine. We have even been told this in health class at school. But tome girls still ask to use my comb. Some of the kids have dand­ ruff and don't always keep their hair clean. 1 don't know how to <ay no with­ out hurting people's feelings and giving them the idea that 1 am "stuck-up." What should 1 do? Please print this as it might help others with the same problem. U NW ILLING COMB-LENDER DEAlt U N W ILLIN G : Go to the dime store and buy • comb. Keep yours neatly tucked away for your per­ sonal use and when * bor­ rower asks for your comb, give her the loaner. • e • DEAR AB B Y: I was glad you didn't give much com­ fort to the person who ask­ ed you what you thought of grown men ending a bus­ iness conversation on the telephone with "b ye bye." if you were to spend much time around the White House, you'd hear President Johnson terminate almost Problem *? W rite to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angelci, Calif. Fbr a person*! reply, enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • Hate to w-rite letter*? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby’* booklet, "H O W TO W R IT E LE TTERS FOR A L L OCCASIONS.” to EasyWiy Rill ReiohtsaidHits lln tih Oner— Ltut * Months Control roaches and anti th« safe way—brush on Johnston'i No-Roach. This colorless coat ing is effective Tor months, easj to use. No need to move dishci or food. Harmless to pets. W IN N -D IX IE ca o o o n m -L* 4rw,. b<- cm, ga • 41 W. NOW • «( 9*. OYM UT to* >■* ■ » < Is* * » • » • * . s e l f Mil hki $it.vs <•— 44, fa. Me «f IS* • - ’i r a . * L » * w h $Owl —»•! Hi •towHe to* fH •# Seeks 27th W KSTBURY, N. Y . ( U P D Undefcateil B r e t Hanover, who is seeking h i * 27lh atrnlght victory, haa been in­ stalled aa 1-9 favorite for F ri­ day night's 933,800 Commo­ dore pace for Uircc-ycar-oliti • t Hooaevelt Raceway alter drawing the No. 2 post posi­ tion. g t.l* m i amemmm t J r+« m M I to re d » «Mft tog The papyrus plant of Egypt was the source of man's first writing paper. COOUt CM*IT S4m W c .g lfa •> •061A64I IAMO *»■■■ m 4 41 •MV |f.** M SM -Nov I t 49 a s w -w v li ft STARTS THUR.I "Beach Blasket Bingo" A lia "Beach Party'* D ! | * I Hurry. ^ n * ------ iL ftfttl Day* LAW* HOtl mom 11.49 Ted Williams Hardware "8ftftfor4‘* Moot C— ptota" 205 E . 25th St. S22-S494 ■ft �O U R BO ARDING HOUSE Horoscope Forecast Iff f s s fs r l Wtra il Page 10 — June 1, 1905 SIDE GLANCES 5 ^ ® By Galbraith « « « w 5 b Wednesday, Jane E IN C G E N E R A L TENDEN­ C IE S t A n extraordinarily good and important day and rranlng to bring yonr special abilitlaa before othtra In get­ tin g your idcaa and whatever article* you have o f a marehanditabl* nature before the public. Be eure that you let cloae attachment know the emotional rapport you would like to have. A R IE S (M ar. t l to Apr. 19) Putting to work aome o f the Idea* that your fam ily haa given you ia quite wise. Thia lead* to better underatandlng at home as welt as greater profits. Relax there comfortably tonight. T A U R U S (A p r. 20 to May 20) Being very active in the business world w ill alleviate present worries and you be­ come more affluent. Take it rather easy tonight Have friends or relatives in, or vice versa. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) Contacting allies and put­ ting Ideas to work in con­ junction with them Is best way to spend this day, Be out socially as welt and get the data you need. Plan greater things fo r the future. MOON C H ILD R E N (June 22 to July 21) Know what executives want from you and then work efficiently toward aueh ends. Regular work is the means by whleh to get ahead fast now. Prosperity is Just around the comer. LE O (July 22 to Aug. 21) N ew outlets are possible to you n o * and should be look­ ed Into with enthusiasm and keen discernment Qulrkly take ears o f any correspond­ ence connected with same. S TU D Y. VIRGO (A u g. 22 to S ept 22) I f you get Into the kind o f activity in which you are most proficient, others will gladly Join with you and be o f mental and monetary as­ sistance aa well. Confer with them. Then enjoy hobbles. L IB R A (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Business world Is best place for you today and others will be highly Impressed with what you do. They help. Taka the tim e to buy accessories, etc. to improve your wardrobe. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Since you are surely de­ sirous o f Increasing success, find right outlets that make this possible. Make the new contacts that are Ideal. They give the support you want. SAG ITTARIU S (N ov. 22 to Dec. 21) Your Intuitive facul­ ties are working very accu­ rately so be quiet for a bit and get right answers, leads. Do not criticise loved ones, Be Interested — understand pur­ pose. C APRIC O RN (D ec. 22 to Jan. 20) Keeping promises to associates is necessary, but also concentrate on improve­ ments, better relationships. Confer intelligently. H a v e some sort o f celebration In “ They e l team Re have a tiger In their conversation tank!” By Dick Turner C A R N IV A L o *1 hid to fix two flat tires tonight!. • • Ono with jiujiteul" TIZZY By Kate Osann P.U. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You are able to labor en­ thusiastically, but only if you plan your time in a wise way. Co-workers will then cooper­ ate more willingly. Make your life more pleasant in every way. PISCES (Fob. 20 to Mar. 20) Make it a point first to make the most o f your talents be­ fore you go out for amuse­ ment. Anything you can do to help the young element would be ve ry welcome. Show you have heart and understanding. I P YO U R CH ILD IS BORN T O D A Y, you will soon have to be very careful of diet and physical activity so that the hypersensitive tendency ia this nature will become more balanced, and fine work can be done, especially in the field o f selling, buying in quantity, etc. Romanticism and detail is very important to this in­ dividual and the life can be an extrem ely happy and pros­ perous one. I t s Stars las pel, they de net c o m p e l" What yen make o f year life la largely up In YOU! Carroll Rlghteria individual Forecast fo r your alga for Jaly la new reedy. For your copy aaad your btithdata aad 91-90 to Carroll lig h te r P o rt­ ra it, Urn S eabed Herald, l a s 1*21, Hollywood 20, Calif. 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Painting Classified Phones rrta ■•■fart K ir k U K k a liilt C m tr 425-5938 Dial Dtrer*— Ret U a ( Dtataar* m to A to 15! * *! <2 i mm « S A Up to 5 ! 1 I 1.50 1 1.50' 1.50 $ te 10 1111-50 I11.50 I 1.90 I 2.85 i t to 15 13 I 1.50 11.89 | ts to 20|14 11.50 |2.52 |I 3.80 21 to 25 |B 11.60113.15 |14.73 I 3.70 21 to S0||« ll.SO j13.78 | M lilM im A4—1 Lias (flea (-letter i n t i * par llaal I I M Mlalaaaai Charge AU (kip Data A4a Charged at 1-Dap Rata CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST ■1!La «mJIWU!j i>isllL7T $1.50 Par Inch (Mlalataaa at I aalaaia laches EEECES — — Tfca naraia will sat ka raapaaalbta tar war* tfcaa aaa lararrart laaartlaa. COPY Tha llaraia raaarraa tha »rlellea* at ra|arllaa ar rartalas asp advertlavmeat eekleh It 4aaaaa akjactluaakla ta tka paltry at tku la w *, papar. DEADLINES 12 Noon Day Hrfore Publication For Inarrtioni and Kill* (Rat. Noon For Monday) 2. Personal* Do you hava a drinking prob, lam. Writ# P. a Box 1111, • Sanford. WANTED: Rida from ISth. A Palmetto to downtown Han­ ford. 7:15 mornlnga, return atlar I p. m. Mon. through Frl. tlt-0115. 4. lie u u ty Cara HARRIETT-- Beauty R o o k , •uft water, evening app'ts. 105 Bo. Oak. (22-5742. 8. Pets & Supplies ANIMAL HAVEN Kennels * Screened Hun. Ilo ir l'.r f H I' 5752. Y'all come eee uel Plano Servicing a Tuning Gen* Cumbaa — l l : - : t « l 71. Male Help Wunted riano Tunlnp ant Rapalr W L. Harrrrn ... t t l - l t t t APT. MANAGER. I t Unite, Sanford. Retired preferred. Call 111.4175 or 111-1070 Or­ lando after T p. ra. 50. Mlsc. For Sale UMBRELLA sss-is is . Tant, floor. US. HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS WHITE HEW I NO MACHINES Authorlftd Hilaa A Sarvlca EXPERIENCED SEWINQ MA­ OARRETr* CHINE Operators nesdad. S"k E. Flrat. SSS-ISIt Steady ytar round employ­ ment In our modern alr-oont Sawing Machlna ( dltloned factory. TW IN NEEDLE ALIX OF SANFORD DIAL-O-MATIU Mil Orlando Dr., Sanford ZIO-ZAO 'l l MODEL Muat tail dua to olrcumstancea. Checker and Intpeotor-taperI *37 halanca, larma avallabla. lenced or will train. Apply In Wa flnanca our own. Cradlt parson 111 W. ltth St. adjuster OA J-llIJ Collact. HOUSEKEEPER — 1 Adults, HOT POINT nafrlgarator A live In or out. I f out, muat ftova. Hefrlg. HOO. 8tova f i t hava transportation. Ph. I l l or both 1110. t i t . l i l t . IM I from I to T m.______ VACUUUU C L E A N E R . K i t Modal, uaad only 1 lima. Pay tha balanca of t il. Will taka oldar Vacuum claantr for part payment. Ph. Orlan. do Collact OA 5.1577. Rant Blua Luatra Elaetrlc Carpat Shampooar for only It par day. Carroll Purnltura Co. & B CONTRACTORS HO Sanford Ava. Ball-Blair Agency WALNUT Room Divider. 1400 llaal Estate — tnauranco Country Club Road. I'h. 353Ird A Park Ava Ill- tlll 5310. 81. Renl Estate • Sale 90. IAits For Bale SKLu US yuur Furniture. Quick Service with tha Ctah. I LOTH llll.oo, |I5.10 down SUPER TRADING P O S T . • 15 mo. Oakway off Sanford SII-0471. Ava. C l - l l l l . USED FURNITURE *11-0970 Wheal Chalra. Walkers. Canea 4 Crutch#* for rant or salt. 55. Furnitura For Salt Prescriptions at L o w e s t Prlcee Discount to people WILSON • MAIEK FURN ovar 41 4 all Servlca Person­ Buy — Sell — Trad* nel. Check our prices. 111-11 E. let. Ill-IO H Pr$« D«llv*ry 121-OTI4 18. Landscape Service Used furnllura appllancas. tool*, •to. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart, I I I Sanford Ava. Ph. t t l- lt lt . ® d iu P L K T E LANDSCAPE FREE ESTIMATE MAINTENANCE 'Mowing, Spraying, Pruning, Upholstering 4 Mattraaa ren­ ovating. Ntw 4 Used Furni­ Edging. I.at Your Landscape tura. Call Ms Bedding Mfg. Be Our Worry. Cell ue for Co. at 101 Calary Ava. H IEstimate on Ytar Round HIT. Rates. VOSS LANDSCAPE 823-1950 After 6 19. Iluilderii Supplies 22. Plumbing PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES — X L HAHVKT $44 Sanford Ava. lll- llll OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 50c D SANFORD HERALD t—Lost A Found 1—Paraonala t— Beauty car* I —Day Nurseries t —Child Car* I —Doga—cats— Pa ta IP—Poultry — Livestock t l —Special Notices I I —Catering — Food 14— Bicycle Repairs 15— Special Sarvlcaa I I —Interior Decorators 17—Janitorial Services I I —Landscape Sarvlca It—Builders BuppllS4 10— Hardware 11— Home Improvements I I —Plumbing I I —Painting I I —Wall Drilling 15—Air Cond. A Heating I I —Radio • Television I I —Photo A Equipment 10— Homs Appliances t l —Musical Instruments 11— Business Kuulpm.nl I I —Job Printing 14—Utholsttry 19—Vacuum Cleaners 17—Moving A Storage 31—Ka terminators 41—Plante — Feeds — l t d 58—Mlao. For Sale 31—Articles For Rent I I —Swap or Exchange I I —Wanted To Buy 13—Furniture For Sals I t —Antiques For Bali 51—Monty To Loan 4ft— Business Opportunities From Sanford 69. Schools ft Instructions FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH (Hpaca University Airport) Located 1 mile* East of Ovlado • on Hwy. 411 la now open. Student Instruction now g iv ­ en In Plpar Cherokee "lie ." Coma out and learn to fly NOW. Export Instruction la a relaxed atmosphara remov­ ed from busy Irafflo pat­ tern*. Twin-engine Charter avallabla anywhere. E s s o Aviation Product* available for Happy Flying, ph. I l l HOI for further Information and appointment. A Herald want-ad la as neat aa your phonal Dial H t - t llt or 121-3931 (South Samlnota) aad uaa your charge scoouaL I t — Honey Wanted 41—Bae'nga A Loss M—Insurance FHA - V A •I—Scboola A Instructions SALES BROKER 70— Employment Servlcoo Wa Hava Tha Homs For You 71— Halo Help Wanted 13—Famala Help Wautod I I —Male or Kernels Help Tl—Salas Help Wanted 77—Situation Wanted I I —Income Property I I —Business Prop—Sals 1111 PARK DRIVE I I —Real Eatala Wanted 131-1430 lll- T I I I M —Heal Ealats Sals NIQIITS 17—Buatneaa Rentals m ini iit - o iii 10— Lou For Salt i : i -i u i it t - iiii 11— Farms—Urovee • 1—Acraaga 11—Houses For Sale M —Houses—gala or Raat 17—lloute For Rant PARK RIDCIE—SUBDIVISION III—Resort Rentals I Bdrm.. I Rath. Rpactnua, Dou­ 101—'T railers—Cabanas ble llarag*. Central llrat, 111—Mobile Homes—Hal# Bullt-lr. Kitchen, Breakfast I d —Mobil# Homes— llenl Area. Largs Dining Room, 104— Trailer Space— llent Sodded Front Lawn, City 105— Trailer l-ota—Sale Fewer $11.10# — (loo Down. I I I —Apartments For Raat Open Dally, Evenings I I I 111— Rooms For Rant 1711. 110— Hotel Rooms 112— Rental Aganla SELECT TOUR OWN COI.OHH l i t —Wanted Ts Rent Now under conatruotlon, t I HU, 115—Autos For Sals 1 bathe, Separata Dr., sunken 111— Autos—Bala or Trad* L. R., Recreation room, equip­ 111—Trucks For Bala ped kitchen. Central hast A lift— Automotive Harvlag Air conditioning, double tar 111—Scooters A Cyclaa age. large lot. H acre, out of I I I —Boats A Motors flight path. All this for only 111—Marina Supplies 117,100. FHA. VA. Convantlonal financing. Exclualva wlthi .... STEN STR O M R E A LT Y 425-5938 322-5612 Eaohangg CRUMLEY - MONTEITH, INC. (Dial Dlraet) From semjaftje Oossit 109. Mobile Homes • Sale 1-1 and I Bedrooms NEW and USED Awning* A Cabanas Q U ALP'T MOBILE HOMES Hwy. IT -(I B t t l- ttlt MUFT Ball, 1»M bile Home I I ' IQ bath, also w-aaher. Taka lll- T III. K17—I I FT., I 17* screened Good Price. wood Treller 106. Apartments for Rent 118. Trucks For Sal# UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom Duplex Apt., terrateoo ftoore, tile bath, Venetian blinds, kitchen equipped. HI-1114 after I p. m. '05 CIIEV. H ton, pick-up, 0 cyl. I’ h. t l l - M I ! after « p m. UNFURN. I Bdrm. Duplex, K it­ chen equip. I ll- IIM . Auto Olaas Top# A Beat Cover* Fl'RN. Duplex Apt., I Rooms A bath. 110 mo. 1 Mila South of Hunts, lll-llll. FURN. APT., HIS Mallonvllla. WELA.tA APARTMENTS * \ Flrat St 111 95. House*! For Bale 95. Houses For Bale I BEDROOM. 1 Rath. Assume Mortgage. Ph. J31 >017 alter I p. m. Govern m«nt owned Homes RAVENNA PARK. I Bedroom. 1 bath. l«ow down pigment |49.50 monthly '.hill 3J.*-4ltt $100.00 DOWN 123. ItoatH FURN. Apt. 100 Park. FURN. APT, Reasonable. I l l MI0. II F o il Kata 4(100 down) or Rant, (135 mo.), I Itdrm., I belli house with playroom, double utility room, large fenced yard. 114 E Woodland Dr.. Ph owner tot- l l l - l l l l and Sales Broker Seminole Realty JIM H U N T Bedroom house, equip., IM -II0I. kitchen NICELY Furn. 2 Br. house, t i l l Palmetto, I1I-OI74. FURNISHED 1-Redroom house, l l l - l l l l after I p. m. REALTY LA IIOE I Itdrm, 1 Full Bath*, with Bang# (No llefrlgerator). 1454 Magnolia. Contact Ted Williams Hardware. Office: l l l - l l l l Nights: 111-0700 l l l ’ M Il t i l l Park Drive NEW | Bedroom llouee for renl 171.00 In Woodmera Park, near baas. I I . >0415 or 113-15X1 ENJOY THIS SUM M ER F0R Fl)N1 IN THE Q UIET SECLUSION H EALTH ! OF Y O U R O W N HOME 1 BEDROOM Furn., nadecorated. Water. |I0 mo. Hl-1192. Your EVINRUDE Dealer 104-t - l E. le t Ph. I l l - l t d FURN. DUPLEX 1 Bdrm, re­ decorated, M l mo. Lake Jes­ sup. Call ll l - T I I I aftar 4:10. 125. Marine Supplies DOWNSTAIRS. U n f u r n . 2 !' trm. Apt, kltchan equipped. 101H W. 1Ith SL SPECIAL P A IN T S DUPLEX Apt, 1 Bedroom Furn. t t l l Palmetto. t BEDROOM duplax. furnish­ ed, (70 mo, 1 mils South from Hunts. H i - ! l l t . ROOMS for Man, 401 Magnolia. 131*0720. IM I FORI), I cyl, good condi­ tion M7I. I21-II70. 4 ROOM API'. I I I ! CIIEV. Impale Convertible, Black A Bed rolled, complet­ ed Interior. I on the flour hurst, I Deuces, good tires, new paint. Must salt or beat 1-ROOM Furn. Apt. I l l mo, offer, (400. 122-tIIg after 4. Including water A electricity. 113-1107. KIT IMPERIAL 41,004 original miles. FURN. APT. Itl-tl00. (101.00 SANFOHD MOTOR CO ( I I W EEKLY, Furn. 1 Rdrm. (00 French Ava (H -lltl Apt., Util. Furn., (#1 H. Ith. BOII McKEE USED CARS Small efficiency apartment for NO MONET DOWN ona nr couple. Light and wa­ T01 French Ava. H I-tT Il ter Included. M l. lll- T III. 1011 OBEY, VW. Sunroof, RAH, FURN. I Bdrm. Duplex. 101H Excellent Cond. $1,(10. I H E. 17th 8U IIS-1477. 1(00 Newly decorated, wall to wall Carpatlng A Carports. 404 E. 14th Bt. COMPLETE PRICE ..RELAX A Beautiful 15’i30* Pool, Rectangular or Freeform , Complete W ith The Finoot F ilter 8 y s U » . . . Automatic *1 8 9 5 LIMITED TIME OFFER 1 I PHONES 838-4496 838-7443 275-0490 IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE POOL . . . ^JudwAAS CALL US NOW t I I S • Yr. Written Guarantee ! 1 I 3 Feet Of Cool Duk Around Pool ! I tsU c CERTIFIED Skimmer . . . Built la Stepa . . . Solid Concrete ft Steel Coastructiou . . . POOL fio o lA Sutablu CM 605 ZINNIA DR. CASSELBERRY FIUREOLASS, Cloth A R)eln. Hava >0%. Faaco, 1100 French Ava. H1-IH0.________ THE UNIVERSAL MEDIUM for getting things dona . . Claeemed Adat Dial I l l - M i l or 423 3111 In Bouth Seminole and put ona to work for youl N A T IO N A L BANK ^POSSESSION1 SALESMAN’S POSITION OPEN Rnmb. $997 bal. Falcon $597 bsL Ramb. $S99 bal. $743 bal. Pljrm. Chevy 9341 bsL Opel $697 b a l $581 sal. Plynt. Ford $767 b a l $892 b a l Volks Ford $742 b a l Dodgs $861 b a l Chevy $49$ b a l Chevy |S$I b a l Chevy $9$ b a l ft Trlt $59$ b a l Jeep 4-wdr. $911 b a l 1$ leap $2297 b s l ’$0 Jrcp $14$$ U L '$1 •60 •60 ’60 '59 '59 •59 '59 '58 '39 *38 '58 '57 •51 '49 $$7 at a. $29 BIO. $39 n o . $33 BIO. l i t BIO. $33 mo. •31 ■to. $37 BIO. $33 BIO. $32 BIO. $37 am* $32 too* $3$ BIO, $3 BIO* $33 BIO. $41 Bio, $51 mo. I N ba Accept Trade- Tub! m I i 9 V SANFORD AVE. 0 P E N k v k N IM J S Sanford, Florida 121-4303 National Repoossasiou lac. YO U BUY THE WHOLE (N O T JUST A SLICE!) When you advertise in TH E H E R A LD you know your advertising dollar is wisely invested ONLY in your trading area! ADVERTISING DOLLARS A R E INVESTED . . . PRE-SUMMER — SPECIAL! AS LOW AS 10% DOWN. APP. 935.00 MO. Gateway To The Waterway Hobson Sporting Goods equipped. 311-3X11. I BKVFRAL Outstanding 1 A I Bedroom Hemes available In all Areas « i Sanford. Let ua Show you Aroundl SW IM M FT. Aluminum Boat, 10 hp. motor A Trailer, $2TS. I l l * 0100._________________________ 2 IIEDItt <>M l.’ nforn., kltihen Management LET’S CELEBRATE — The classified ada arc tha place NORTH H I Ft. of the West to aava time and money when lin ft. of taut 17 of Florida shopping lor tha ear of your I.and A Colonisation Co. Lake choice. Monroe. Ill- IIM . Motors I BOOMS, partly or all Furn. III. l l l - l l l l . Properly 1IM B. Park Ava. i l l 4111 anytime & |.HKPltooM. t H Bath. Large Lot. lll-IIO t. V A - FHA $100 DOW N F H A -V A HOMES P I. ttt-4439 111,000. Ill-o u t. PINECRKBT— I Bn., kltchan equipped, racanlty painted Intlda A out. Ill-tllO . MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 950.00 97. 'I ouhcn For Rent FOR THE BEST HOME FCIINISIIED llouee. Lake BUY Mary, lll-llll. SEE YOUR Invaetmant A Really N. Park Ava. 111-9171 Senkarik Glasi and Paint Company FURN. APT., SH-OIIT. S M A L L FURN. Downstairs Apt.. 190! Me pie. lll-O IH . FURN. 1-room Apt. with bath 116. Autofl • Sale or Trade A garage. 1119 N. Citrus. HI-114#. mania, I Bdrm, IH bath, IM I FKYLINER, retrackahle Country Club. I l l - l f H . hardtop, radio, heater, power CLEAN l-Br., Furn. Apt., No • tearing, (110 cash or trade Pete. HIT Elm. 90. H ou *m • Sale or Rent (or oldar car. Ph. IIS-1117 or FURN. Oar. Apt. Itf.lM O. ••• at 110 Garrison Dr. I to 4 BEDROOM. I Bath, Lake Mary. I Arras, 40 Citrus Trees, many ahada treas, vary Quiet. Ill# par month, avallabla July 4 or gala Selection of 1, I, and 4 Bedrooms located In varloua He..Iona of Sanford Immediate Delivery SO U TH W A RD A U T O GLASS IN ST A LL E D Phana I t l - l l l t I BEDROOM, 1 BATH HOME. 1100 DOWN 719 Uaywood Circle. Has well 1 BR.. I I ■ IT Fla. Rm.. Ter. and pump. Monthly payment Floors, Kit. equip. 147 mo. I I I II, Including Interest, pays all. HELMLY REALTY. taxes and Insurance. Call 111OHIca In Village Hall, N. Or­ 1074, night 112-4410. lando. 111-1141, nights 1311571. MUCH IN DEMAND Modern home on big lot near Interatata 4. Block construc­ tion, nice*looking inside and out, 3 bedrooms. family room-type porch, lot ISO ft. deep. Neighboring homes also attractive. Total price 17.400. • 500 down, Immedlalo oc­ cupancy. 101 IT. Ind I L H I-IO II A L L WORK QUARANTEED tts Magnolia 1 BDRM. Trailer an large 1-ake. COUHTKOUHY CIIAROE AC(22-7111. COUNTS— limited cradlt It you own a phone. Put class)1-HEDROOM trailer alr-cond., fled A *e fn work for youl adults only M# mo. 114 Onora ltd. near Navy Ilaea. 113-1174 115. Auton For Rale after t p. m. _______________ 106. Apartments for Rent A U T O GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AVALON APARTMENTS IK W. Ind Bt.. I22-M1T Chlckahay Mo­ s 10'. 1 Bdrm. Kenmora Auto, EFF. APT. private bath, suit­ able for Couple or Simla ovar payments. person. Ideally located down, town. Inquire at Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store, I I I E. Bdrm. Trailer, let porch, clean, Office, Holly108. Rooms For Rent Ot. 103. Mobile Homes • Rent 120, Automotive Service FURN. Apt. Cloaa in. Jlramla Cowan. HI-4011. •too A AFBUUME 111 mo. p a y Btdd.ng 4 Furniture AT FACTORY PRICES: I K Magnolia H S -tllt 20. Hardware S, I. A I BEDROOMS l, IH A I BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLT PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Complete Information Bee ot Call Tour CLASSIFIED INDEX ECHOLS BEDDING CO. For tha blggaat selection of PRE-CAST Concrete Steps nearly saw and uaad furni­ OREnOltY LUMBER CO ture, •*• Noll's Furniture 124 Mettle 4ve 23I-AI04 Brokerage le Casselberry on tf-lt. Open 1 days 1 to 0. Sanford's Moat Coiaplata t e d W il l ia m s u d w 'tot K tttb 131-1444 FH A - V A HOMES « c o n n i i pondent wanted In Ovlado. Mutt cover Social. Church A I t h o o l Events. Uaa of Camara nscesaary. Contact Paul Brookahlra, Sanford Herald, 111lilt. 111*1701 $100 DOW N "Ye$a I admit a used brick patio would be nice. Now lemme ask you a question—"/ new ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS SICK ROOM NEEDS FAUST DRUG STORE Payton Realty 73. Male or Female Help DIAL-O-MATIC 7.IO ZAO Full alia Automatic, makaa buttonholes, daalgna, blind stitching A monogram*. Pay off balanca of 155 or I paymanta of |7.00. 77. SMuntinn Wanted HANFORD HKWINQ CENTER 101 Ho. I’ark Ava. I l l - M i l inONINO. my home, l l l - l l l l . Satisfaction guaranteed. TV SALE, Raat Ruya In Town. 1- RCA 11" Conaola, Ilka naw LADY, Age I I dealrea position 139.05; 1- I I " Motorola Con­ as Receptionist A Typist. aola 119.15; ! . 11" Motorola Call lll- t io t . Conaola, naw plctura tuba 131.95 1111 Calary Ava. I l l - STEADY Babysitting preferred. M il. Will cars for children day or night. 311-1901. ST Kilo, Beautiful Conaola with AM. FM Radio, Ilk* naw. IRONING In my home, 311-M0Q. Coat 1100 00 will aall for 1150 00 111* Calary Ava. I l l - 84. Real Estate • Bale 1111. IF YOU PAY rant you can EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! own a home of your own. Samp Orad. Olfta: Underwood Boms ready for occupancy. portabla Typtwrllar, ( S i l l : LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. Smith • Corona Claaalo ' l l " IM Longwood Plata, LongPortabla. II19.IS; S m i t h wood, Fla. TERMS • TRADES. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Realtor Raymond Lundqulat. Aaao. FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS 11 111-1951 Atlantis Bank Bldg. 97. Houaeu For Rent CASSELBERRY, large beauti­ LAKE MARY, Furn. House. 1 ll.trm., Adults, No Pats. I l l ful home, l-bedroom 2 bath. III#. Bargain at 117.100. Can re­ finance with approx. 1 0 % down. Also i canal lota, l l l - ALWAYS dood Rentals. Furn­ llll. ished A Unfurnished. Banford A Lake Mary Arte. Bee us at 111 fl. Park Ava. BALLCOLORED PROPKRTT BLAIR AC1ENCT. FOR SALE t BDRM. HOME ONLT FURN. 2 Bedroom house near 1100 DOWN Base. 112-1017 or 121-175#. Jim Walter Corporation has nice t Bdrm. home for aala I BDRM. 1 Bath. Kltchan In Oetaan. (Directions: Take •quipped. (101 mo. lii-4711. State Road 111 East out of Sanford, go through Osteen 1 BEDROOM Unfurn. (no stove A look for arrow* hone* A or refrlg.) fenced hack yard. lot for eat*. On left Juet out­ Insect fogged A new painted. side City Limits.) Only 1100 For Information 111-!##?. Down. (70.40 per month. Cell Orlando Cotleot 111-0111. (TEMPER'S RENTALS Unfurnished: I Bdrm. several Nice I Bedroom, corner, t lota, from (75 to #110. t Bdrm. 14750. Ph. 111-3119. MS. (to A (90. Furnished: I A 1 Bdrm. (75 to (125 end eonie “ as ta" at (ts A (50. STEM PE It AOKNCY 111-1101 1440 Hiawatha at 17-12 Realtor • Appraiser • Insurer lll- tttl 1(1# B. French I BEDROOM Air eondltloned. IH baths, Florida Room. I BEDROOM Unfurn. 2(11 Elm Ave. MS. Call 111-1(77 or Vary Reaaonablt. Tea A ttl-(((t. Orean Estate, til-0145. FOR LEABE BT OWNER 4 Bdrm. 1 Bath, Family room. Dining room, Cantral hast A • lr.. kitchen furn. Available June (0. tll-M M . OUR ANCESTORS EXPERIENCED Waitress, 1111901. wke. HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ROOFING. PAINTING 4 INSULATING Financing Arranged H I-H IT f rralb June 1, 1065 — Page 11 95. Houses For Sale 72. Femnle Help Wanted St. Johns Realty A ftinfurh OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT NATIONW 1DE CONSTRUCTION 24. Well Drilling PROJECTS PAT UP TO 1100 W EEKLT FOR tratnad opaWEL Uf DRILLED. PUUFB ratora. Wa slva faat practi­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS cal training on tha ACTUAL All Typai and Sltai EQUIPMENT of your cholca f f i Raptlr and Sarvlca Including tha NEW POWER S T I N E SHIFT EQUIPMENT. Blua Machlna and Supply Co. print raadlnf, gradra and S07 W. ind St 111*till grada atakaa. highway con. atruotlon. flald maintenance 30. Home Appliances and coat estimating. For FREE BROCHURE and In formation: Hand name, age. Sa NFORD ELECTRIC addraaa and telephone num­ (1. E. Ap.llancaa—Ntw A Uaad ber with houra at home to: t i l Maanolla Itl- lllt UNITED SCHOOLS It A Western Union Building 31. Musical Instruments Tampa 1. Florida CONDITIONER IH Ton, old. AIR Commercial Unit, Chrysler NO QUALIFYING Air-temp, Complete prlca HSo. On several nice hnmta. Small 104 B. Park. 233-OHI. CHIHUAHUA Puppy, female. down payment, aaauma mort­ 223-1X71 or 1104 W. ilth. gage. 40" OE Range, Ilka saw, |Ti. lll-O IH . Also approved Broker for FIIA I — Special Noticed A VA lino Down Homes. READY-MIX CONCRETE Block*. Stepping Htonee, Hand, ItlCIIRURO REALTY, llwy. CANAS Day Camp brglna June Steal, Greats Trap*. Bock, 17-91 South. Asaor. II. W. ltth , I-eke u>.titan. For In­ Lot Markers, Polyethylene, Buddy Bawls. Office l l l formation oall 122-23(5, FraJ Wire Utah, Steps. Window l l l l night S ll-ttM or t ill. Oanas. Hill*. Dry Wall* 4 Drain Tlla. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 13. entering • Food JOHN SAULS AGENCY 51. Articles For Rent REAL ESTATE BROKER FIELD PEAS (1.50 llu. Bring Ileal Eel ala Aaanclata own container a pick. 133W ILL A MAE PROKOSCII RENT A BED (lift. I l l - M i l Night* Roltaway, Hospital. B a b y 111-7171 Day Bede, by Day, Watk. or HOME-GROWN Tomatoes. OtMonth. car Zlttrowar, 107 Parelmmon CARItOt.L'3 TURNITURE Ava. 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FROM SANFO RD EXC H AN G E D IA L 322-5612 FROM SE M IN O LE CO U N TY D IA L 425-5938 (N O T LONG D ISTAN C E) The Sanford Herald SIN C E IN S ~f �89> V n M Red China Eyes Development Of Nuclear Arms V rra ll Page 12 — June 1, 1965 Sanford K Of C Receives High Stale Award B y Dm m b t n M ott W orthy Grand Knight Thoodora Michaels, of St. Richard's C o u n c i l 5387, Knights o f Columbus, has an* nouncod that his council ro* calved a second place award fo r Its year book at the KC convention held In Daytona Beach. On presenting the second place cup to Council Historian Gilbert Fileger, Michels prals* ed him fo r the excellent man* nor la which the book had been assembled and arranged. Ha especially complimented and expressed his appreela* Won to The Sanford Herald fo r the news coverage given the council since Its founding nad said “ without the co-op­ eration extended by The Her­ ald, the council would have boon unable to win this award, which Is based largely on newspaper coverage." The second place honors were awarded In competition with the 60 other --'-tnclle in the state. A t the convention the San­ ford council also received its rating aa "sta r council," high­ est award a KC group can re­ ceive fo r outstanding activ­ ities over a period o f one year. To receive the award, which leas than one-third o f the par­ ticipating organlatlons receiv­ ed, a council must rate excel­ lent In a six-point program Including Insurance and mem­ bership, fraternal council and Catholie activities, public re­ lations, end youth work. Twelve members o f the Sanford group attended the convention. SANFORD COUNCIL 5357, Knights o f Columbus, received year book award and star council rating at KC convention in Daytona Beach. In top photo, Grand Knight Theodore Michels (le ft) presents prize winning award to Historian Gilbert Filegcr ns Deputy Grand Knight Ralph Pezold displays year book. Photo shows Michels holding star council cer­ tificate. (Herald Photo) SANFORD and South Seminole Wclcomo Wagon Clubs were well rep­ resented at a meeting o f the Welcome Wagon Council. Pictured are (top photo, sented, from le ft) Mrs. Maryann Miles, Mrs. Nora Norris and Mrs. Melanie Stewart, South Seminole, and Mrs. Georgia Roberts, San­ ford; (standing) Mrs. Clnrc Paulsen and Mrs. Sandy LnPomn, South Seminole, Rnd Mrs. Jessie Shaw, Mrs. Virginlu Pctroski and Mrs. Mary Pugh, Sanford, in charge o f the meeting wero (bottom photo, from left) Mra. Allco Prior, Mra. Judy llurlburt, Mrs. Mildred Beuthel, and Mra. M iirlitl R n rh n r. Hospital Notes M A Y 36, IM S Admissions John Henderson, E u n i c e Hardy, Arlene Ladd, Roberta Pitteaeaa, Martha L. Lundberg, Irene Anderson, Haset Tench, Raymond Ashley, Elisabeth DeBoee, Betty Sor­ rell, Robert David Fleming, Raymond Outler, T r o a s I a Crewe, Sanford; Marjorie Smith, Debaryt Joseph Thomas Bush, Geneva; Tart Juras, Osteen. Births Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ladd, Sanford, a girls Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Landberg, Sanford, a glrL Westinghouse VALUE SPREE ‘65 FAMOUS ONCE-A-YEAR NATIONWIDE SALE! BUY TODAY AND SAVE! H I YOUR Following the second Chi­ nese Communist nuclear tesl earlier this month, It became known that some experts be­ lieve Peking may be able to produce between 20 and 10C ICBMs with hydrogen war­ heads in a decade or so. To attack the United States with such a force “ ''Id be ut­ terly foolhardy, as Moscow could tell the Chinese, be cause the price would be China's total destruction by U. S. retaliatory missiles. 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Shewn) 1 1 Seminole County Elementary School secretaries will meet at 7 p. m. Thursday at the House of Beef for dinner with the regular monthly meeting to follow at tho Altamonte Springs school. Convict Reads Self To Liberty Tha United States ranka as WINDSOR, VI. (U P I ) - D a fifth largest in als* among vid L. Mackey, 22, read him the nation* o f the world. self out o f prison. Serving o two toth recyea r We Are Your sentence for driving a car without the owner's consent, Hackry was assigned to work — For A — In the prison library. There he Deautlful Lawn began studying law book* and We Recommend learned that the maximum Turf Builder & penalty for bit offense was Bonus one year. A judge ordered him releas­ Grapeviile Florist ed last weekend because he And Nuraery bad already served more time 2221 Grapeviile A v*. than tho law allows, lie began 322-0886 bis term in September, 1903. --V Scott's Dealer! MRS. ROOKE MRS. OSTEEN By Mrs. Clarrnrr Snyder Mr*. I.nia Brooke, poetm ailer at Oetren fo r the pint 17 year*, ha* retired. Taking over tha job after official ap­ pointment lu*t month Is Mr*. Nolan (liesalc) Oateen. Sanford, Kirs. Eduln 19” Instant-On-off $149.95 W /T V A C A T IO N Heavy Duty Top-Loading W asher LAF700 • 4 Automatic W ash Cycle* • 3-Position Autom atic Water Saver a New Lint Filter and Water Circulation System • Porcelain Enam el Tub a Cold Water W ash and R lnso • ^ s h Rinse plus Deep Rinse • Autom atio S a fe t y U d L o c K **'**** Brad- Mra. Osteen was born and educated in Bridgeport, ill. She was employed na arcretary to a furniture firm in Mt. Carmel, III., when ah* met and married Nolan Osteen, a great-grandson of the founder o f tho community. They mov­ ed to Osteen in 1063. There are three children In the fam ily, Kirby, s student at D eland High School; K ar­ en, a student at D eland Jun­ ior High, and Jay, a first grader at Osteen. Ruffed, heavy duty tranimiaslon, Unt free wash ft rinse water. No uabalanced load problems. Double washing action. Your key to 4m 4 do0s y o o w o n t and need. Savn far B IG TRADES O PEN E A S Y TERMS W ED. AFTE R NO O NS ------A N D ------f r l N IG H TS T I L § a purpose-Imre. Authorized ^ Coal Him O ff — Com Your Whole House With P Service Dept. 1 MILLER Electric A ir r m d lll~ a lri 122-4M l DIG 15 LB CAPACITY •19925 W/T — 110.00 MONTH G R O U CH ? Will n w b la t . HALL Routing, lac. you can be sms if it’s Westinghouse HU8BAND A IN T Bastard M-HP-3023 Free Roll-Around Base dock, o f Enterprise, and 31rs. Don Stowed o f Ostren. Gsacra! £ HMt\ n t»o m BB2012 S*M Only $7.50 month Bessie Osteen Postmaster, Succeeding Lois Brooke Mra. Brook* was Itom Lola Swinney in Kansas, latar liv ­ ed in New Mexico, and in 1012 came to Florida with her fam ily to Kiesaimnicc. In 1016, she came to Fermton, just east o f Osteen, where aha taught 12 puplta, gradea one through eight, in s one-room school, In 1017 she moved to Osteen where she taught the f l n t fiv e grades fo r two years. lu lilt, she married Sam Brooke, member o f a pioneer Oat*— fam ily and a fter liv­ ing fo r a short Urea In nearby Enterprise and N ew 8myma, they bought a farm on Enter­ SACRAM ENTO, C a l i f . prise Road la Osteon. Sba boesmo postmaster on (U P I> —The California Astern hlv a fu ea tk a oammittaa has July L 1 W . a Ml which would ra­ Thors are fou r Brooks chil­ the driver's llcaases o f dren, CW O Gerald Brooks, M i dropouts, axespt s t a t i o n e d at Vandenburg A F B ; Mrs. Dennis Young, o f i h m m « f feardaMi Dropouts Hit __ Secretaries Meet Discharges M ary Dawson, Yom a D. Legatte, James Hagln, Ira Jackson J r „ Fred Ford, MeLain Malone, Mary E. Gallon, Sara Fitspatrick and Imhy girl, Faye H. Clause and baby girl, Roy Partin, Betty John­ son and baby boy, Alice Grube, Lewie A . Tate, Ral­ eigh Sessions, Cora Llsk, Banlo rd ! Edith A . Trullell, DeBaryt Martha N ell Shiver, Oviedo; George Foster, Apop­ ka! Virginia Woodcock and baby girl, Maitland; Mary Gonyea, Mims; Lee K ing Jr., Newborn, N . C. May 27, 1865 Admissions John Angel Jr., Bernard Cushman, Arlya Chapdelslne, Carolyn Bunnell, David May Sr., Martha Long, Steven Lukenbsch, Joyce Baker, Er­ ie M idkiff. Geraldine Keith, W alter Trapp, Nalda Cockman, Beverly Wilson, Banford; Frances Herring, A lta ­ monte Springs; Mary Tygart, Chuluota; K itty 8. Jackson, Deltona; Irvin Johnson, Fem Park; Millard Romans, Gen­ eva. Births Mr. end Mrs. Bernard Long, Sanford, a g irl; Mr. and Mra. Frank Bunnell, San­ ford, a boy. Discharges Elisabeth A. Berodt, Ber­ tha Hawkins, Vicky Jean Hawkins, M argie Abney, Ethel Lee Smith, W illiam H. Overstreet, Winnie M. Muryky, Susan Perkins, Arthur L . WUesa. Zetha P. Rosa, a, Emma Green, l| Gustave J, King, pi tem Mageuheimer, i ; Joseph Thomas W ASHINGTON (U PD -M 1IItary experts believe that Red China may be able to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile (IC B 3 I) force big enough to threaten nuclear at­ tack on the United States by the mldlD70i. This estimate has kindled new concern at top govern­ ment levels for the possible development o f a modified Nikc-X missile defense sys­ tem to guard against such en attack. While doubt persists that a worthwhile Nlke-X defense could be mounted against the kind o f missile attack Russia could make, It la believed a useful system could be devis­ ed against the "unsophisticat­ e d " sort o f threat Red China could pose in about 10 years. • • • 811 W EST FIRST 8T. SANFORD, FLA. 118 S. Park. Ave. 322-0352 �o 'We Are Ready/ Astronauts McDivitt, White Say Seminole County cHlr? m. • *i. * I • on the St. Johns River * * * * e>4>0* Phone 822*2611 Zip Code 82771 “The Nile of America” f f i m t lf t ) WEATHER: Tucsdny 88*64: Thursdny fair, 90*95; low toniffht about 70. VOL. 67 ^ C l O United Press Leased W ire Established 1903 W ED N ESD AY, JUNE 2,1965 SANFORD, 6* Regardless of any action on the Washington and Tallahas­ see levels, look for Seminole achool teachers to get a pay hike from the county level for the 1965-60 school year. Herald reporter Barry Lawes searched the records, and so did J. F. Harrison when they were working up the fea­ ture story about the Ulster County Gasette, published at Kingston, telling of President Washington's funeral in 1000. Barry and Harrison searched and searched . . but to no avail. The ink had hardly dried on Tuesday's Herald when Roland Clark, of 111 M ayfair Circle, telephoned that Kingston Is a fair-sized city In Ulster County, along the Hud­ son River in upstate Xew York. According to Editor & Publisher, the Kingston Kingstonian and Ulster Press are published there now, on Thursdays. • • • Victory of Mayor-elect E l­ liott Roosevelt at Miami Beach Is being looked upon by state and national politicians as the first step toward seeking elec­ tion to the U. S. Senate. Then, the next stepT • • • Site for an animal shelter In the Five Points area is being considered by the Seminole County Board of Commission­ ers. However, the board hasn’ t been able to find any land for less than <1,000 an acre. • • • Need for a Seminole County Humane Society animal shelter was pointed up today with an­ nouncement by local veterin­ arian, Dr. Raymond L. Bass, that he no longer will accept surplus kittens and puppies for placement In homes. The good doctor, through the years, has acted as a "one man" humane society but feels now that resi­ dents should get behind the or­ ganized group and push for a county center. • • • No sooner will the fire ant spraying end than a program will get under way In Seminole County to rid It of the yellow fever-carrying mosquito. The federal government will pay for the program which Is ex­ pected to take place in lato summer. There will be selec­ tive spraying only. • • • Several Sanford newcomers were Introduced at the last meeting o f the Chamber ol Commerce's Coffee Club. They Included Dr. H.J. Caron, A1 Elmore, James E. Hoening, Dick Russell, Don Hawkins and Norris Dank. • • • The Windjammer, popular US 17-93 restaurant and night spot, is reopening today under the name o f "T h e Lookout” Steven Larsson, owner of Fred­ die's, is the "T h e Lookout" owner and be will continue to operate Freddie's. The WindJammer originally opened as "Rlckhaw Inn" several years •go. s e e T raffic lights have been tem ­ porarily removed from two busy intersections on 25tb Street due to road widening work. The light at 25th and Sanford is gone and so is the one at Park and 25th. • • • The "P ep si Generation" tag many of. our senior citizens have adopted fo r themselves continues to cause comment. One oldster was talking about another making the claim to the "P e p s i Generation" and commented: "W ith her size, •ha should be in the 'Diet Pepsi Generation.'" • e • T raffic w ill taka on a dif­ ferent appearance on First Street from Park to French around midnight Friday. At that time, Firestone Store • t First Street and French Avenue will etage a bicycle race. Tha race w ill begin at Park and end at the store. The race Is scheduled to get underway at U : » p. m. T ra f­ fic w ill he halted for about five •minutes, estimated length ol .the e v e n t * Blastoff Time Scheduled For 9 AM Thursday C A P E K E N N E D Y (U P I ) — U. S. astronauts James Mc­ D ivitt and Edward White, FLO R ID A N o 7 ’2 0 3 ~ vowing "w e are ready," to­ day relaxed their rigorous training in tha fin al hour* before their planned depart­ ure Thursday on man’* bold­ est venture into apace. Barring a late-hour bitch, tha pair o f collaga chum*turned-spaeemen wilt ride a 109-foot-tall space machine Into the skies at 9 a.m. (E S T ) Thursday on a fourday, 1,050,000-mlla voyage that will challenge the best that Russia hns done. Hitches seemed unlikely. Doctors gave M cDivitt and White a critical medical clearance. Technicians said both the 7,200-pound GeminiIly Margaret Cosby 4 capsule nnd Ha two-stage Deed fo r the 12.5-acre rec- Titnn-2 rocket booster were reation area tn North Or­ In good ahnpe. Meterologlsts lando haa been formally raid the weather outlook was banded over to the village sunny. from the North Orlando s e e Company. Special Weather Bureau Effecting the land transfer space flight advisor* said to­ was Frank Fasula, resident day the weather continued to manager o f tha company. Re­ look satisfactory, and prob­ ceiving the deed on behalf o f ably would be fo r tha entire the community wa* Mayor mission. David Tilton, who estimated The two astronauts plan­ vulu* o f the area, with pres­ ned to meet with Flight D i­ ent improvements, to b« <35,- rector Christopher C. Kraft 000. and Houston Manned Space­ A t tha earns tlms, Inspec­ craft Center Chief Robert R. tion was made o f maps and Gllruth today to go over de­ the one-acre site to be trans­ tails o f tha weather once ferred to the village fo r lo­ again. cation o f a municipal build­ Otherwise, K ra ft Bald '*we ing as soon as architect’* couldn't look better," and drawings and details o f was scheduled to hop a plane agreement are completed. back to lloueton today to Also on hand fo r tha trans­ guide the final countdown action wero George Feck, and launching vie long dis­ comptroller o f the North Or­ tance. lando Company, and village Federal a p s e * a g e n c y Councilman C. E. Rowell, spokesmen said McDivitt and commissioner o f health, rec­ White, a fter month* o f train­ reation and welfare, and J. ing that included 66 hours A . Wets, police end lir e com- In Uwlr Geialnl-4 capsule and misslwelw ■ ’160 "■9U."* 3rV simulators, School Segregation Plan Revised Board Moves To Meet U. S. Guidelines Recreation Area Given N. Orlando By Dottle Austin Seminole County S c h o o l board members, meeting in a ‘ •work sesilon" Tuesday even­ ing, revised their original de­ segregation plan to fit U. S. Office of Education guidclinea spelled out in Tallahassee last week. The revised and amended DEED for North Orlnmlo recreation nven, reported nt estimated value o f $35,000, has been turned over to tho village by the North Orlando Company. Taking part in the transaction are (le ft to righ t) C. E. Ho­ well, Mayor David Tilson, Frank Fasula, J. A. Wetz and George Peck. plan ipells out In detail the "freedom which mako of choice" permits students plan to application during the month of April to the achool nearest their homes. Other amendments included action to be taken In the event of overcrowding in the design­ ated school and a statement that transportation will be pro­ vided for all pupils attending the same school on "non-dlscriminatory routing.” Also included were assur­ ances that all facilities, ser­ vices and programs will be available to all pupils attend­ ing the same school and that Instructional personnel will be assigned “ without regard to race, creed, color o r national origin.” This amended plan will be submitted to the state office and U. S. Office of Education before June 15, the deadline for filing desegregation plans for the 1935-66 school year. "W e have revised our plan according to tho Instructions given us by the representative from the U. S. Office of Edu­ cation and hope that It will meet with their approval," Mason Wharton, school board chairman, said. In line with the new plan, the board voted to admit MS Negro studenti to nine form ­ erly atl-whltc schools In Sept­ ember. They Include Oviedo, Lyman High, South Seminole Junior High, Seminole High. Sanford Junior High, Southsldc, English Estates, Longwood Elementary and Bear Lake Elementary. Court Ponders New Trial Bid Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Jr., of Melbourne, Tuesday af­ ternoon took under advisement a motion for a new trial In the case of Jimmie Lee Drumright and Israel Gilley, both II, convicted of the rape of a 12-year-old girl. In a short hearing In circuit court here, Judge Waddell heard arguments presented by Defense Attorney Albert N. Fitts, in which Fitts pri­ marily cited tha court's charge to the Jury as being "im pro­ p er" in several Instances. Elected Officials Win Pay Hikes By Paul Brookshire Most Semionle County offi* clals and the Sanford city commissioners and mayor will receive substantial puy increases under a bill which has pussed the Florida Legis­ lature. The S e m i n o l e County Board o f Commissioners will icceivo the biggest boost un­ der the omnibus pay bill ap­ proved by the 11 usr -yid Senate. The commisiioners will l>e hiked front <2,100 annually to <5,000. Officials said the boost would bring the Seminole commissioners more in line with other counties, fatke County, fo r instance, pays Its commissioners <6,000 yearly. Other raises In Seminole County range from <600 to <1,500 annually. Receiving <1,500 booata will Iw clerk of the circuit court, county judge, sheriff, tax assessor and tax collec­ tor. These officials now are getting <10,000 a year. Under the new bill their snlnrles will be increased to <11,500. Dairy Foods Top Weekend Buys Volusia Boycott Will Continue DELAND (U P I) — Volusia County teachers will continue a boycott of extracurricular activities despite promises of a tax reassessment that would provido more school funds. Tho teachers voted 885-to398 to continue the boycott to dramatize the need for higher salaries and quality educa­ tion In the schools. School Supt. John Smiley said he was "a little surprised and very much disappointed" at the results of the vote. Smiley had advised a teach­ ers committee earlier that It appeared tho necessary funds for a quality education pro­ gram would be available for the 1966 67 achool year and that some Improvements rould be expected in the coming year. Parents and volunteers have replaced teachers at com­ mencement programs at the public schools. School board mrmbera will receive a pay hike from <000 to <1,500. The superintendent o f public instruction gets $12,000— top calary in the county. No pay increase is provided 'for this position. Sanford City Commission­ ers won n raise with commitsinners to receive <130 per month and the mayor to get $200. Formerly commission­ ers received <50 per month •■alary f c j v . i t h the mayor getting <15 salcry and <50 expenses. Tho new scale combines salaries and expenses in onu payment CART. H A R R Y S. Fodon, cununnmlor of Sanford Salvation A r­ my Corps, hns been transferred to Golds­ boro, N.C., where ho reports for duty next Wednesday. Capt. Fo. den and his wife, Mild­ red, nlso n captain in the corps, have been in Sanford nearly three years. The couple, with their five-ycar-old son, Harry Jr., have been residing at 2019 South Park Avenue. Lady Bird Flies WASHINGTON (U P I) — Mrs. Lyndon I). Johnson flies to the Virgin Islands today, Intent on soaking up sunshine on a Caribbean beach for sev­ eral days. Pond Shopping Guide The following guide to the nation’s food hu)a for the weekend was prepared by the U. 8. Departments nf Agriculture and Interior for United Press Interna­ tional. W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — Dairy foods, seasonally plent­ iful in June, take the spot­ light among weekend food buys fo r the first week o f June is dairy month. Duiry rases will feature plenty o f milk, b u t t e r , cheese, cream, ho cream nml many other nutritious dairy products. Eggs, usually displayed in the dairy rase, are also in generous supply this week. F e a t u r e s at the meat rountcr vary considerably, depending on the ares. Fresh produce counters will offer plenty of celery, corn, h-ttuee, onions, pota­ toes, squash, and tomatoes. For fruit suluds end snacks there are generous supplies of bananas and strawberries in most localities. <186 votomatle chine device apparently will not be naad In voting named the polling places In machines befora July 1 at a the county’* 33 precinct*, •* ma­ 20 new Seminole cost of conventional about <1,700 each. follow *: put a great d e a l‘ o f e ffo rt In Improving the area, adjudge* village receipt o f the land to be one o f the fleet big steps in advancement o f tha com­ munity and expects other points o f progress to he forthcoming in the near fu lure. Stating that he now hopts residents will coma forward to assist In putting tha rec­ reation area in good shape nnd help maintain it, he pointed out that the prop­ erty "has been set aside for residents' use, not their abuse.” day "rolagthg and reviewing m illion plana and rules." • • • There was a chance, offi­ cials added, that the two might try to squreta In a (Inal "m ake believe” flight in a simulator sometime today. The countdown called for technicians t o l o a d t h e gleaming white Tllan-2 late today with 803,000 pounds of aeroslne-60 and nitrogen tetroxida — tha propellants that should hurl Geminl-4 1H5 miles Into apses, a U. S. record. McDivitt said "w e ’ve got a good spacecraft” fo r the 62orblt mission, which lie will try to maneuver to within 20 feet o f another satellite— the Titan-2 second stage which earlier w ill have pro­ pelled them Into apace and M IAM I BEACH (U P I ) - which will have entered a Elliott Roosevelt, son of Pres­ nearby orbit o f Ha own. # * • ident Franklin I). Roosevelt, Ones that close, co-pilot won election as Miami Beach m ayor Tuesday and attributed W hit* — wearing a <20,000 bis upset victory to hard work. suit o f space clothes with 22 Defeated Incumbent Mayor protective layers— will climb M e l v i n Richard, however, out and, using a hand-held claimed "tho Roosevelt name je t gun, push himself on ployed a great part In this.” America's first "apace walk’’ The 51-year-old ton of the to within a fe w feet of the late President denied his name Tltan-2. had anything to do with hit The history-making "ranmost important political vic­ desvous” and "space walk” tory to date. could put the United Btates "M y brother, Jimmy, lost one or two-up on the Soviet the mayor'a race In Los An­ Union in one daring and pos­ geles by a 2 1 margin and he sibly dangerous leap. haa the Roosevelt name,” E l­ But astronaut physician Dr. liott declared. Charles Berry "reaffirm ed hla confidence" tn th* men and e q u i p m e n t that will make tha attempt, space agency officials said. Elliott Roosevelt Unseats Mayor 10 new precincts in tha coun­ tyMrs. Camilla Bruea, super­ visor of registration, said today that all electors whoso polling places for voting are changed in this redistricting w ill be notified by mail be­ fore tha next election where their new respective polling places will be. She added that those voter* who do not tacelv* *uch notification will proceed to tho same polling place* * i heretofore. The County Commission 12— Forest center. ‘Just Living:* 22— First Christian Church educational building. chopping Embezzler Says 23— A m t r l e i n Legion Estate office. City JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) Building, Fern Park. A woman bookkeeper told a Town 24— Courtney boat works, Judge ah* was "Just livin g" 17-92. with <9,000 embezzled from the 2— Wilson School. 14— Lyman School, Long- 25— Altamonte S p r i n g R s iver Gardes Hebrew Home 3— American Produc* Ewood. x­ Community Hous*. lor the Aged. change building. 16— Chamber o f Commerce 20— Lak* M ary Volunteer Mrs. G e o r g i a Fasqulno 4— A 11 * m o n t * Springs — USO building. fire department. pleaded guilty In Judge liana Town Hall. 10— Florida Power club 27— 8 i n f o r d Municipal Tanzler's court of stealing the 5— Oviedo Town Hall. house. Stadium. money while working at the 6— Geneva C o m m u n i t y 17— Casselberry Volunteer28— Your Home Freeses rctirament home. UalL firs station. Service, 13th Street. 7— Chuluot* C o m m unity 18— Sunland Park (north 29— C ity of Sanford Shops, MAS8ACBE Ifoute. end at Fairmont a n d '17-92), Sixth Street. LE O PO LD V ILLE , The Con­ 8— Slovak Garden* com­ 19— Seminole High School 3D— Lak* Monroe School go (U P I ) — Congolese rebels munity building. gym. Scout building. executed 76 white hostages la 9— Lak* Brantley Baptist 20— Upset* P t a sbyterian 81— English Estates School. th* remote village at Bute, a Church. Church educational building. 32— Oaklawn Baptist Chap-woman survivor o f tha mass­ 10— Lake Mary Elementary 21— Church o f th* Nas- el. acre told authorities in Paulis School. atene educational building. 33— Longwood T ow s UalL today. 1— County election* any time in The machines will b* neces­ sary, It was said, bccauaa o f School. the near future. A report on the rompact device woa given to the Sem­ inole County Board o f Com­ missioner! by County Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. The clerk’s report stated that us* o f tha votomatle would require special instruc­ tions fo r the voter, would re­ quire additional espendlturcs, add to existing complication* in voting and would necessi­ tate taking tha ballot* out o f tha county to count than. Tho county is sxpected to contract fo r tha purebas* o f 11— Oakland Semlnol* Junior High 13— Hull. North Orlando John Deaton Downs Longwood 'Old Pros' By Donna Estes With kss than half tha registered voters In the city of Longwood exercising thslr franchise In Tuesday’s special election, John Deaton, comer to local new­ politics, woa the office o f city councilman by a landslide. - 'JOHN DEATON .R. »eU. who ptmtmtlr tut planned to apRta most o f to­ Seminole's 33 Pelting Places Listed The STEPPING O UT — Nownmnp diagram where Astronaut Edward H. W hite II will step out of the orbiting Gemini capsule to become Am er­ ica’s first "space walker.” During tho second orbit, speeding nt 17,500 mph over Hawaii, he will open the hatch nnd stand on the edge o f a limitless void. Over Mexico he will step out In­ to itpnco ami flont, tethered to the capsule by a 25-foot nylon line. A fte r cavorting and snap­ ping photos for 10-17 minutes, he will return to his sent ns Gcmlnl-4 passes over Antigua, in the Caribbean, starting its third orbit. Business Course Registration Set Deaton carried B S votea while "o ld pros” . H o m a r (B u d) Scott received M, James Reiter, 87, and Daniai Screeney, 82. Deaton, a resident « i tha city for the past year and a half, conducted • vigorous campaign via tha telephone and house-to-house canvass­ ing as well aa having ytetnrw posters placed at vaatega points throughout tha com­ munity. In hla campaign prom t*** he pledged better city govern­ ment and changes in the sys­ tem of taxation and collection. Residents wishing to so* the new councilman In action may attend the regular S p.m. council meeting this Thursday in City Hall at which time ha officially will be sworn into office. His term w ill run until December, 1900, Serving a i election officials Tuesday were Mrs. Elena Shaw, Mra. Marie Elgin, Mrs. Anne Hopkins, Mrs. Oils Beaver and Mrs. Arlene Aus­ tin. Registration fur tbs atenoscrlpt AUG s h o r t h a n d course, to be taught for the first time at the Rcmlnole County Business School this summer, will open Monday from 0 to 9 p.m. ‘'Interested persons must enroll at that time, sines this Is in accelerated course," M rs. Pcnroso Love, school principal explained. Other business courses, In­ cluding typing, bookkeeping, Gregg shorthand and busi­ ness machine* also may be entered Monday for th* sum­ mer session. Tha school la Joseph Spaullng, owner 0< located at 911 Palmetto Sanford Aluminum Supplies, Avenua and Is a public school 1300 S. French Avo., reported operated under tha vocational to police Tuesday night tbo education department. theft of hla car from behind the placo of business. Tho car, a 1965 Dodge Sta­ FUKUOKA, Japan ( U P I ) - A tion wagon, license tag 17Wdangerous pocket of gas was 5253, contained t wallet with discovered In the Yamano coal <400 tn It, and about <2,000 In mine momenta Indore an ex ­ checks in tho glove compart­ plosion claimed (ho lives of ment. There also were tools 236 mlncra, authorUici said and a transmission In tha v e ­ hicle. today. Auto And Cash Stolen Tuesday 236 Miners Die “BU ILD YO U R C R E D IT — WHERE IT COUNTS** — FINANCE — YOUR NEW CAR A T OUB LO W . LOW IN T E R E S T R A T E 4'/i% (11.50 PER 1100 PER YE AR ) YO UR BO NU S . . . W H E N Y O U F IN A N C E W IT H US, N O W O R IN T IIK F U T U R E , 18 A U T O M A T IC E L IG IB IL IT Y FO R A ------ SIG N A T U R E L O A N ! Call tha nulo loan experts: Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette, today. 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ALLEN, ABF1, serving aboard RVAH-3 h u re-enlist­ ed for four y e a n in the Navy. He, his wife and two daughters reside at 2661 Mohand Drive. (Navy Photo) Home of the "Whopper FREE HAIRCUT Tues., Wed., Thurs, April 6, 7, 8 with shampoo and set at regular price and this coupon. By Jane Caaaclberry Tha English Eatatea Etajn Hilary S c h o o l ParentTeacher Organization will meet a t 8 p.m. Tueaday In tha school cafatorium and thara will ba aloetlon of officera for tha coming year. A. colnr film from South•rii Bell Telephone Com­ pany. '“Television in Educa­ tion," will h# presented. Prlaae will ba n-.-inled for the heat posters made tjy pupils fo r tha Spriny Music Festi­ val sponsored by tha I’TOc-i March 2fl. Tha festival was vary sueaassful and was attended by s capacity audience. Those particlpatlny in Uia program were fourth and fifth tr*de students from English Estates, G r e t o r y Nichols, Lonrwood Elemen­ tary sixth tra d e r who pre­ sented a trumpet solo, Don­ nie Simmons South Seminole Junior llith School student who danced and aan t, and tha Crist Blitars from Lock­ h art who did dance numbers. A humorous skit was pre­ sented by Principal Morris Ruby and several of tha teachers, portraying n "true to life" classroom scene. Garden Club To Free — regular SUBMARINE SANDWICH — with purchase of medium tray (12 pieces) @ $1.75 Sanford — 2020 French Avt, There sra mors frozen food lockcn In Iowa than In any ether state of the Union. We are proud to be a member of one of the fastest growing independently operated drive-in chains in the United States. Burger King is now operating in 20 States — 14 locations in Central Florida — and the two pictured below in Seminole County. REGULAR TH IC K SHAKES Phone 322-9652 Phont 838-5056 ft.-n Park — Hwy. 17-92 CHOCOLATE — VANILLA — STRAWBERRY - LIMIT 4 PER COUPON PINEAPPLE REG. 22c — WITH THIS COUPON GOOD TUESDAY 4/8/85 ONLY — SANFORD OR CASSELBERRY ONE FREE LESSON to a new customer — or 20*r> OFF on any Instrument In our store—. with this coupon, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, April 6, 7, 8. 2102 French Ave, Phone 322-0864 James Head, Owner By Margaret Coaby Making of coraagea au d i­ ble for E aitcr hai been an­ nounced sa workahop project for Thuraday'a 7:110 p.m. meeting of the North Orlan­ do Garden Club. Leading the program will ba Mr*. Jeeie Wallace. Tha meeting will ba held St the home of Mrs. Hilton Thompson, 4 Algiers Road, slating a t eo-hostei*. Guests sra walrnma and refreshments will ha served. Phone 322-6872 2022 French Are, Make Corsages vritli-Mm-e-.—E. RoweH et- It has been a real pleasure serving: Seminole County and Central Florida these past six years. Your patronage has been greatly appreciated. To meet old and new friends we offer a 2109 French Av*. THIS COUPON WORTH ONE DOLLAR toward the purchatie e.f e hm-LcL or h . r r . I nf chicken Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, April 6, 7, 8. Sanford Chria Portewig, Mgr. BONELESS FISH STEAK SANDWICH GOLDEN FRIED BLUE WATER FISH ON GIANT TOASTED BUN WITH TARTAR SAUCE REG. 45c — WITH THIS COUPON 2100 S. French Ave, _ M M AV GOOD WEDNESDAY 4/7/45 ONLY — SANFORD OR CASSELBERRY .Y ..Y .T J Y J c o u p o n '-TUESDAY ONLY — FREE WITH THIS COUPON One JELLY DO^UT with the purchase of one dozen DoNuts in our Bhow case. 2012 French Ave, Virginia r*tra*U P. a Bos 1214 la n ia rd WEDNESDAY ONLY APRIL T Lake Mary M ars H arris TK *-1*14 10 M INUTES FREE DRYING t A-M. to » P.M. WITH COUPON COME ONE — COME ALL! PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR GOOD THURSDAY 4/1/41 ONLY �T) BOMBING DERBY CREWS go through Saturday. Left to right: Smoke-filled room RVAH-13 crews leave squadron cn route for pilot and navigator-bombardier. Pilot trial run for air show at Naval Air Station is scene of briefing by Lt. Cdr. Jack Tuttle, to planes. Enlisted men prepare aircraft climbs to cockpit of Vigilante for launch. * * ° #W* A >* * - e 7 o c't' Following request « i i re ­ ceived by The Ssnford Herald from the University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R. I., in to­ day's mail: “The dining services of our university are planning a special dinner called ‘Hobo Night.' Wo thought of using newspapers f r o m different cities in the U.S.A. for our place mats. We would appre­ ciate your help and co-opera­ tion by sending us two copies of your daily paper, regard­ less of date. Thank you very much.” Two copies of this edition of The Herald already arc in the mail as you read this, * • • A big week for Sanford. The Bombing Derby and the three-day auto show are ex­ pected to attract several thou­ sand visitors. Climax of the auto show will be Friday night in downtown Sanford and the big air show Saturday at NAS will high­ light the bombing derby. • • • The press got a preview of the air show Saturday, with­ out acrobatics, and everything went smoothly. There was an a ir refueling demonstration at low altitude, over-the-sboulder Limbing demonstration, photo reconndv.lr <ance pass i t low level end •< demonstration of the versatility of the Vigi­ lante. 'D ragons' Lead D erby The Longest Day—unrelated directly, at least, to the hook nnd movie hit—is in progress at the Sanford Naval Air Station. This morning, with the morning haze just clearing from the treetops, Sanford RA-5C Vigilante and A-3B Skywarrior jet j *“* f I i g h t crews received final briefings for the first of six competitive air exercises in the llth annual Reconnalasance-Bomb- Fallout Shelter Study Slated Here Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” fcntlfli Oviedo Eyes Formation Of 3i-racial Unit David Tilson Elected Blythe Motor United Church Talks North Orlando Mayor Lines Bought Reach Crucial Point By Tampa Co. 1 Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Generally fulr thru Wednesday, high 85-88: low tonight In 60s. VOL. f>7 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA ln*r Derby. Shortly after 9 a m. they wera airborne, headed for a four-part strike mia.lon that By Evelyn Lundy would teat their versatility A delegation of three men, ■nd that of their aleck air­ led by John Moore as spokes­ craft. A t 7:30 p.m, they will man, appeared Monday night By Donna Estes launch again, thia tjme to before Oviedo City Council to David G. Tilson, senior «r ■ t h e r intelligence about question what steps council member of the Noitli Orlando *ne1n,>- position*, though has taken to form a bi racial Yillngi! Council, was unani­ a thick cloak of darkncii will committee for the town and shroud their exercise targets were advised that the matter mously elected mayor and given the oath of office by Th* Vigilante’s m u lti-.^ .o r still ia under study. recom,al»,unre * y „em< Wo|V Village Judge Orvlll^ Johnson Mooic also asked if • .e , n conjunction with wing mayor's courts are open to al n reorgamsatiir.i lu-tetflasher unite, will be (heir ing held Monday in ening, the public, explaining that his eyes. people would like the oppor­ As the Sanford airmen en- tunity to listen to court ses­ George T, Fuller was nam­ ed vice mayor by • 3-2 vote. terad their second day of sions in order to become bet­ competition' Reronnulaennce ter informed which, he said, Counrilmcn Chmlea Kowt-ll Attack Squadron 3 held H "could change our attitudes." aiiii Jay Wets rtich received slltrht edge in the acoring. The group was Informed, at cue vote for the office. . “**• Dragons” gained request for a Negro police­ Council agreed to appoint their lead by winning the op. man. that Eddie McGee al­ Mr*. Helen l i m n as tempor­ ening event In the Derby. „ ready is on the force and ary clerk, treasurer, tax colwea,mn. loading exercise “ has rights to make arrests." Monday. RVAlf-3 scored 1.73 They were advised that al­ lector and tux assessor, at a °f a po,,ih|e 450 Judging though the town ia short of ■alary of 1100 per month, a f­ point*, followed by VAH-11 road funds, paving of Division ter a letter was read from ■nd RVAH-13, which tied for Street “ probably would be Mr*. Rarbara L. Peters stat­ '" T l point., .n d next on agenda." ing that she could not accept HVAH-7, with 383 points. In other business of the reappointment because of ill The big rrudineta exercise meeting, a five-man board of health. will continue through the The oath of office was ad­ adjustment was appointed to -nding Saturdey with • • * consist of C. R. Cloots Sr.. ministered by Mrs. Green nnd The Clock Winder! like to •n open hut,./- beginning at John Evans. Ren Jones, Counrilmcn Fuller, Wets, fra . point out beauty spot* around P a.m., and an air Frank Talbott and Robert Rowell and Lloyd Brown by luring the famous Blue a n town and one of theprettiest , Lt ■ with the matter of park- Johnson. -prc£i»lon flight team, at - is-the- -wiedew-base*- *t- -Owl* j-f*; - *'■■eiler'-rltAUi - th* - M ayacT ilipa * n muinred jds_ sea Title and Guarantee Com­ 10:30 a . m . "---- -------------- municipal limit- referred to committee appointments to be, Brown, roads and bridges; pany on West First Street. A Lt. W. C. Williama was thia group. pat on the back lor Manager loading officer of the winning It was recommended that a 1: 'well, health, education, iceRVA1I-3 ordnance team. Hi* Frank Finch. sliding scale of costa be set rentiou and welfare; Wets, crew ronaiited of Chief Gun• * • up for issuing building per­ police arid fliu •l<*nartmcnt, Easter is not long off and ncr'* Mate Technician \V. L. mits, w|(h Mayor Lee Gary and Fuller, finance. Isn't tt getting shout time for Matheny. Fir»l Class Gun- authorized to make further In­ A special meeting of the the annual Ladies P»y cotfee, ner'* Mate Technician A. R. vestigation and study of the council was called for 7:30 pin. next Monday. by the Seminole County Cham­ •Smltherman, Fir»t Clas* Av­ fcp*. ber Coffee Club, wherein the iation Ordnanreman S. J. Announcement was made ladiei get all kinds of lovely Radsiewics, and Second Claes that one member of the coun­ free gifts? This annual event Ordnsncemen D. W. Shinn. cil along with a representa­ Hunt Madman alwuld be coming up soon now. T. A. Caliitro and G. J. tive of Gunby Engineering of BENTON HARnoR, Mich. Davit*. / . . . DcLand, will make a trip to (U P II—Police in this jittery Viewing today's exercise* A well-known former theater Atlanta, Ga„ to the Commun­ lakeshor* city hunted today was Capt. Joseph M. Tuily manager, who ia now a public ity Facility Administration for for a "madman” believed to Jr., form er commander of relatlona man. admitted to the a commitment on the propos­ have slain three women and Sanford's Heavy Attack Wing Clock Windera that he ooce ed Oviedo municipal water a little girl during the past Ona and now commanding ofhad the job of blowing up the two months. system. fleer of the fleet oiler Neosho. balloons for Sally Rand, when Hr flew in Monday from ahe did her famous Bubble Norfolk, Va., where hi* ship Dance. This was before ahe became famous for her Fan I* home-ported. Thuraday, tha commanders Dance. That Charlie haa real­ of Naval air force* in the A t­ ly been around. (Attention Is called to shows slated for 7 and 8 30 lantic and Pacific, Vice AHm*. Charlci T. Booth and Paul D. the special section featur­ p. m. each evening. Prizes, including a portable Stroop, arc scheduled to a r­ ing the automobile show Shut your mouth and open rive a t tha air station, along with today’* Hanford Her­ television set, a stereo con­ your eyes and you won't need with a h o it of other high- ald.) sole record player and a color • • • anything to make you wise. television, also will be pre­ ranking naval offirar*. . . . Glenn Reaves, famous tele­ sented to holders of winning The Blue Angel* alao are Loose brakes don't go with due a t NAS Sanford Thura­ vision personality, will bring tickets at this corner. Ticket* a tight driver. day for preaa interview! and his show to Sanford for three may be picked up at any store a dress rehearsal before pre­ days this week to add color throughout the downtown San­ senting their famous aero- and music to one of Ute most ford business area. unusual auto show, sales For the display of 130 new h«tic show Saturday, events ever scheduled In this ears, a two-block area of First city. Street from Park Avenue to The corner of Magnolia Ave­ Palmetto Avenue will be block­ Rainy Seanon JACKSONVILLE (U P II— nue and First Street will be ed off at 7 a. m. Wednesday The level of Lake Okeecho­ the center of attraction with except (or a (ire lane down bee will b , lowered 1.3 feet an ofticial ribbon-cutting cere­ the middle of Ihi street for in preparation for the rainy mony by acting mayor A. L. emergency vehicles. AU downtown Sanford stores season. The releases will con- Wilson and other dignitaries. The Glenn Reeves bandstand will remain open from 9 a. m. tinua until Juna 16 In order to bring the level of the lake also will be set up at this in­ to (I p. m. for the three daytersection for tha two nightly •ales carnival k> conjunction dewo W IS Seat. Phone 622-2611 The Sanford-based Rlylhe Motor Lines, which uperalra in 23 stales and four province* of Canada, has been told, P elldrnt I-me* M Blythe Slid today. D. G. TILSON 25th St. Project Set This Month (Sanford Herald Bureau) . TALLAHASSEE — Construc­ tion work is ichediiled to be Marled before the end of this monthi for the four-laning and iniproveinenl 7>7” fn’shway"7n (Mill Street) between Mrllonvilla snd French Avenues In Sanford. It was announced to­ day by the State Itnad Depart­ ment. Low noJ «* *299,314 by (he Hubbard Construction r ompuny, of Orlando, is accept­ able by the Slit), it was said. A feasibility study revealed the Hubbard firm, under its bid, can accomplish the pro­ ject. SKI) said Hubbard has the option to accept or reject the contract. Should Hubbard ac­ cept. work must be commenc­ ed before April 30. Blythe waid the transporta­ tion firm^lias been purchased by Itedwiifg Carriers, tnc., of Tampa, for an undisclosed price. Redwing ii a public holding company listed on the American Stock Exchange. It will operate Blythe as one of several subsidiaries. Blythe said initial contracts for the sale of the big truck­ ing firm were signed last Aug. 17. He said tha Inter­ state Commerce Commission approves! the deal March 18 and it was consumated March 31. “We will continue to hsve the home office in Sanford and operate as before," Blythe said He will confiriue g» pH-3f-‘ dent of Ihr firm and Ills son, James L. Blythe, will remain as vice president. The presidrnt of the firm said Ihr sale was part of the trend toward merger of large transportation companies to gin. (hem more purchasing power. Rlytlie transports food pro­ ducts, frozen and unfrozen, lt was established here in 1933 when several carri.rs were put together. It is located at 2910 Orlando Drive. Payroll for the firm last year was an estimated taoo.000. TV Star To Highlight Auto Show GLENN REEVES with the auto show, with spe­ cial bargains in spring, summ­ er and Easier merchandise ex­ pected to be highlighted for the thousands of persons flock­ ing to the area. Searchlights will light up the sky at night, with other spe­ cial lighting expected to gleam on the shiny new 1963 autos displayed by members of the Sanford Auto Dealer* Associa­ tion, President Gary Hudgins said. Dealers taking part in the three-day show include Hunt Lincoln Mercury, Holler Motor Sales, Bill Hemphill Motor*. Ellinor Motor Company. Strickland-Morrison, Haag ChryslerPlymouth and Seminole Coun­ ty UvUiza. NO. 162 LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) — Leaden of six Protestant de­ nominations engaged in mer­ ger talks for tlie past three y e a n agreed today that they have arTlved at a crucial pul.* m their negotiations. They said the prospects for establishing a united church may well binge on the out­ come of a meeting here this (Rev, Grover C, Sewell Jr., paator af Kantord’a First Presbyterian Church, Is an obaerver-ronsultant at the church union meeting In Leiingtou, Ky.) werk, at which they are wrestling with the touchy question of ministerial ordi­ REV. SEWELL nation. This is the fourth full dress meeting of the Consultation on Church Union, which aeeks l» unite the Methodist Church, the Episcopal Church, (lie Presbyterian C h u r c h , the WASHINGTON (U ri) — United Church of Christ, the President Johnson and hi* tnp Disciples of Christ and the military and diplomatic aides Evangelical United Brethren confer today with the No. t to form a new communion item on their agenda expected wjjh ?o _mjlHon_nicnibcrs.__ fJB. _be_ J l'f. JKSj&C. ! peer Ii. .he * ’1YFie~ nios f *ririli’c«l’ que»ilon will make on Viet Nam and faring the consultation" was Hnuthrast Asia. spelled out in a report submit­ T b. Chief Executive Is ted today hy a commission nf scheduled to deliver the ad­ theologians from all of the dress Wednesday at 9 p.m. participating denominations, (EST) to the students and The study commission said faculty of the Johns Hophlti* that Dm- Episcopal system, University in nenthy Haitiwhereby ministers arc ordain­ more, The major networks ed by bishops who stand in plan nationwide radio and historic succession to the ori­ television coverage. ginal apostles, lias value a* a “ meauliv'ful symbol" of the continuity ot the church tluough the centuries. It suggested that oilier de­ nominations might accept it e n n tiae ir r u a* “ a contribution of good or­ v “ A t tazava WAYI HAST nQUALITY der" in the united church, while "affirming without any apology their certainty that their existing orders," how­ ever “irregular" from Uie viewpoint ol historic success­ ion, “have nonetheless been valid*led and honored by the Holy Spirit." To avoid any question about re - ordaining oon • Episcopal clergymen, the commtiiion proposed that the ministers of all six denomination* be commissioned for service in the united church by a mutual laying-on of hands. President Plans TV Talk On War Army Picks County For Pilot Probe JACKSONVILLE (UPD-A, contract has been awarded t« a Jacksonville firm for ft spe* cinl pilot study of prospective fallout shelter* in Orange and Beminole Counties, the Army Corps of Kngineere announc­ ed today. The Orange-Samlnole am * Is one of 57 selected through­ out the nation for sujeh ft study. , Tha aurvey will ^identify potential shelter* In mil publia and private buildings, exclud­ ing *Ingle family residences, which offer ft minimum pre­ lection factor of 30 and can accommodate a minimum of 10 persune. A protection factor of 30 means a person Is >0 times sufer inside the building than outside. Previous public fall* out shrlter* havo been mark­ ed and stocked by eounty Civil Dcfensa units only if they had a protection faetor of 40 and would hold a t least 50 persons. The aurvey also would In­ clude s computation of tha amount of stored w ater avail­ able for use in ths shelters. COUNTY CANVASS A. B. Peterson Sr., Semin* ole Civil Defense director, said the study will he ■ can­ vass of the county (a coma up with buildings to meet the criteria for fallout ahrUere, lie said award of the con­ tract was another phase of the""Civil"*Defense "planning" proclaim Similar marking of shelters lias been going on in other cities since last sum­ mer. So far no buildings in Sem­ inole County heve been **Irclcd as prospective shelters although other surveys have been made here, Peterson said. i Store Hour* During The Auto Show. Wed. Thur*. Frl. 9-9 9-9 9-9 PENNEY BUYS! ADORABLE EASTER HATS $1 Crisp straws In rollon, skimmers, pillboxes and ties, with flowsrs, rib­ bons, ruffles and Isessl Pi eldest spring postals. For girls from 3 te 14. Invited To Tea LONDON (UPI) — Court so u rce laid today that Queen Elisalielh has invited Mrs. John K. Kennedy end her two children to tea a t Windsor Castle on May 14 after cere­ monies inaugurating Britain's memorial i s the Ute Preil- HANDBAGS ___ t l G LOVES________ f t ATTEND THE AUTO SHOW BRING THE FAMILY TO P E N N E rS .1 t 4 �D jf M s rl Page 2 — April 6, Im O Future Teacher Andrews, Harrison Top Stars Awards Given Al Banquet 2 7 5 To Attend Music Torest Lake Academy at City will ho**t the an­ nual Southern Union Confer­ ence academy music festival Wednesday through Saturday more than 275 selected band and eholr member* of tha U Seventh-day Adventist academic! In the conference participating. Each achool will peasant eole or ensemble number* chosen from 1U representa­ tives. Guest speaker* for the, weekend services will Include H. B. Schmidt, president of the Florida Conference of SDA; R. A. Anderson, assod a ta secretary of the Gen­ eral Confarenca of SDA minlatarial association In Wash­ ington, D. C.; Wayna Foster, educational superintendent of the Kentueky-Tennessee Con­ ference of SDA in Nashville, Tenn., and Dr. Gordon Hyde, chairman of tha communica­ tion* department of South­ ern Missionary College, Collegedalc, Tenn. Foster and Hyde will be m asters of cereraonle* for tha Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening programs, respectively. Rehearsal of the mass band and choir wtll begin Wednes­ day evening. Guest clinicians to work with tha festival band and choir will be Sgt. Gordon Hallberg, offical baaa trom­ bonist with tha President's own U, S. Marina Band In Washington, D. C., and Har­ old M. Glffin, chairman of tha voice department a t Stet­ son University In DeLand. The public la invited to a t­ tend tha weekend programs s i l k s music festival. Spring Roundup Stt For Friday fn Longwood v tr rEstes tU A l VfMMtS *4 children who Elemenw lla fe w dLaagwood Ux n r r s a U nl ai *September have b M f o M b attend a Spring R a a a « v \ l » I held at the t w i l l 11:30 a. m. . « will ba pre­ ss health proprospective itu 'tin the immunl Lauls Koaky re t parents parUci pHB la i * roundup, fill out 1 card sad receive tion. reminds them l M rtifleitrs must be a t the roundup or day of school. la o r LokeWSCS Sets Election The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Bear Lake Methodist Church will elect office'* for the coming year a t a meeting to be held a t I p.m. Thursday a t the heme of Rev. and Mr*. Wil­ liam trw la, Sheila Avenue, Apopka. ...JCb*. n u m n t pmsldnntr fils* Virginia English, has Just returned boms after several weak* spent a t Duke Uni­ versity wher* she received special medical treatment. Announcement has been made th a t o workshop for church achool workers will he bald from 9:80 a.m, until lursday, Mr*. Marge ho will bo in charge church Matho- hippy ending Monday to the ordeal <k four trapped cave explorer*, but one of their own veteran underwater men died Juit aa a huge crowd cheered the aucceuful comple­ tion of their miaiion. Damage control chief Lyle E. Thomat, 39, a 23-year Navy man with 14 y ean experience in underwater work, collapaed and died as the last of the four men stepped from their dark prison in Rowland Cave into the aunlight. !***/ WH UIUC1VU *U SGT. HALLBERG HAROLD M. GIFFIN Swinging Hot Springs Preachers Serving As Crimebusters HOT SPRINGS, Ark (UPI) —This old betting and bithing resort has started swinging again. So say the slate'a alarmed clergy, who cast themselves in the unfamiliar role of “crimebustnra" to try to clamp the lid beck on alleged illegal gam­ bling. Their efforts helped bring about a grand Jury in­ vestigation which opened last week. Today, with the first testi­ mony expected, the ministers had an opportunity to tell the grand Jury what they have found. While the minister* are out­ raged, businessmen hardpresaed since the glittering gaming casinos were shuttered a year ago view Ibe revival of gam­ bling, although on a modest scale, with almost unrestrain­ ed glee. “ I told you to ," they chu­ ckle. The shut down of the cen­ tury-old gambling Industry lasted nearly a year. Late last March Gov. Orval Faubua. handed a legislative resolution condemning gambling, took action. Stop it yourselves, he told local officials, or be would send state police. The gamblers closed volun­ tarily and a campaign was mounted statewide to reopen them legally through a consti­ tutional amendment. During the campaign it wasn't even possible to buy > drink. The dice games, blickjack and rou­ lette vanished. Out-of-work croupiers quipped, “the only actksn'a at the unemployment office." The campaign fell abort Nov. 3 and gambling presumably was dealt a mortal blow. Busl facts skidded. Motel and hotel rooms, usually at a premium, went begging for customers. One hotel closed last week. Oldtimers yawned, “wait un­ til racing season," with Us 00,000 visitors each week. By the time the ponies start­ ed running at Oaklawn Park In February the gambling cas­ inos had reopened, this time as “private cliih<" Hotel gui-vls cot free membership*. Other clubs sold membership* for II. The Vapors, plushest of the lost, brought back its big name entertainment. When the ilol machines reappeared, the min­ isters and Republicans, among others, began to protest. Faubus sent state troopers to check, but they reported they could not find any gam­ bling. Faubus told the minister* if they would act as undercover agents and find the gambling, then swear out search war­ rants, he would send a special detail of slate police In act on the warrants. Collegian Rons Berserk, 2 Die SUMMIT, Misa, (U PI)—A young collegian, shouting "the world la coming to an end,” shot up a hardware store Monday, killing his fnllier and a storekeeper and seriously wounding four other persons. The youth, Ike Brown Jr., 22, fled into hia house where he surrendered after a brief gun-battle with officer*. He was "slightly" wounded in the arm and leg. Edward Smith, 41, a tales­ man who handed Brown a 22rallher pistol and showed him how to load It, died Monday night In a MrComb hospital. "I'm Cod, I'm God. Nobody ■y Mr*. Jake Leone can hurt me,” witnesses quot­ The DeBary Democratic ed Brown aa saying when he Club will meet at 1 p. m. Wcd- surrendered to. police_____ scuiay-Ia the rin rR u ireatio n I'he youth, according to Hall with Volusia County witneaers, then started shoot­ elected officials invited to be ing wildly and screaming. special guests for the evening. Store owner Joseph F. SchlutThe club, under leadership er, 80, was shot at close of the president, Cheater Rear- range and seriously wounded. kk, has received many new Also hit wer* Smith, his members this year. Bcarick brother, Herbie, and book­ has advised that lesi meetings keeper Julia Moak. will be held during the year, Running outaldt tha store, however, more Important pro­ flrown shot and wounded grams will be forthcoming. Walter Rol-erts, and then kill­ All residents of the area are ed hia father, Ike Brown Sr., invited to attend Wednesday who approached in an a t­ evening’s meeting. tempt to get tha gun. Democratic Club Sets Meeting determine the cause of Thom* as' death. whleh the Navy laid waa not connected with the rescue opratlon. Stone County coroner Dr. J. T. Burton said Thomas’ death wai the result of a heart attack, but an autopsy was ordered to obtain an offi­ cial ruling. Thomas, a native of Clary Center, Kan., won the Navy ci­ tation and medal la 1M1 for diving operations off the coast of Long Island when a “Texas Tower" was damaged by « storm. The four explorers entered the cave Saturday and found their exit blocked by rising water* Sunday morning. Four scuba divers from the Navy diving school in Wash­ ington wer* flown in to this re­ mote hamlet In the (hark Na­ tional Forest by the Washing­ ton chapter of the National Spcllological (cave exploring) Sockty to bring the trapped men out. Sick Room Aids Mode Available 4-H Girls Enter Food Project DENNIS JAMES, 12year*old South Semi­ nole J u n io r H ig h School seventh grader, will r e p r e s e n t his ms achool in the county spelling bee. He is the aon of Mr. and Mrn. Rex Janies, of Forest City. (Herald Photo) Business Brief Owens Boat Line Now Offered By Sanford Works Sanford Boat Worki an­ nounces for the Seminole area, addition of Owens line of boats, according to Daniel E. Brumley, sales manager. Owens boats run from 19 feet to 42 feet, from runabouts to luxury yachts. Sanford Boat Works, owned by John Brumley, has been In operation since 1925. There are now 150 stalls, with all services available, including storage, gasoline, 50-ton drydock, painting, hardware and tncchaocteL Funeral Notice Legal Notice Baptist Church Hosts Barbecue In Enterprise In DeBary The Red Cross Room pro­ vided by the DeBary Civic Association at the Commun­ ity Center is stocked with a wlda variety of sick room and convalescent equipment, appliances, aids, and supplies which are available on loan for reasonable periods with­ out cost to DeBary people needing them. Earl Morrill, Civic Asso­ ciation president, a d v i ■ e t that the equipment inrludse adjustable crutches, canes, walkers, wheel chairs, epeelal beds and numerous small aick room itema. D. E. BRUMLEY Those needing to borrow any of the available articles should contact Kress A. Welter or Cherlee T. Ulrich. Aa equipment is loaned out, Merrill saya, efforts are mad* to replace stocks in or­ der that all requeata can be Earl Joseph Ssge Sr., TO, filled. Donations of any of of 1B808 Grove wood Avenue, the listed supply or of other Cleveland, Ohio, died Monday useful items are invited. in Hanford. A native of Cleveland, ha waa a retired tool and die maker and had been visiting in North Orlando for tha paat month. Survivors at* hia wife, By Mrs. H. L, Johnson Mrs. Cornelia W. Sage; • eon, The Lake Monro* Extension Earl Jr., and daughters, Mrs. Homemakers Club will meet Eleanor Prujtl. mvJ_Mr*. C ar­ TVsrtdsy -ia the ol Htiblch, all of Cleveland. Community Building. Mrs. Au­ Service* will be conducted drey Roberts, club health in Cleveland. Nlblack Funeral chairman, will hav* charge of Horn* is in charge of local the program. arrangements. Eleven members of the 4-11 Handy Helphcrs club will give a skit on Health Safety. The skit ia both serious and ooml- Cleveland Man Dies In Sanford Lake Monroe Club To Meet Mrs. Fairchild cal. SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) — Julie Andtvws, Rex Harrison and "My Fair Lady” were reunited a t the pinnacle of show business to­ Future teacher* of Semi­ day with Aeedemy Award* nole High School were hosts for beat actress, beat actor for tha annual county-wide and best picture of 1984. association banquet In the school cafeteria with two former students of the achool, now teacher*, aa honored guests for ths occasion. Mrs. Valeria Barnett, the By Mrs. H. L. former Valeria Klrchhoff, a teacher a t Lake Mary Ele­ Lake Monroe Junior 4-H mentary School, and J. D. Club girls entered the Foods Stone, now teaching a t SL Demoastratiea project a t Sat' Petersburg High S c h o o l , urday’a County Events Day spoke to the assembly about bald at tha Samiaoto County Agricultural Center. the rewards of tsaching. Plana for tha entries and to Special awards were mad* to outstanding member* of make posters for the project the Seminole High Bchool were made at last Thursday's Future Teacher Club* by masting of tha group held to the Community Building with their sponsor*. Miss Grace Marl* Stine- Susan Thomas presiding Members attending were Su cipher, sponsor of the girls' chapter, named Elalns Ech­ sen Thornes, Xarry Kniffin, ols, chapter president s* out­ Jeanle Doyle, Carolyn Burk, standing senior; Crill Har­ Carolyn Jonae, Emma Boston, den, chapter vice president Debbie Keeling, Ruthie Bos and stsU recording secre­ ton, Patricia Eldridge, Christl tary, ss outstanding Junior Gatlin, Marilyn King and the and Marilinatta Welch, chap­ leader, Mrs. Mari* Rae. lain, outstanding sophomore. Herman Rosolsky, sponsor of the boys' chapter, named Jeff Whiting, chapter presi­ FA IRCHILD. MRS. C A T H E R . dent, ss outstanding senior; I V E WHITCOMB— F u n - r a t services for Mre. C a the rine Ken Shpwalter, treasurer, W h lte e m b Fairchild who died outstanding Junior, and Rich­ Monday, will ba he ld a t I p. m W ednesday e l t h e gra veard S s v l g n y . outstanding old* in C a ee elb e rrr Cemetery sophomore. w ith Rev. Pe tm a a Copeland of Casselberry Community The clubs were entertain­ M ethodist Church offlclatln*. ed by members of ths Semi­ N lblack F u n e r a l Home, Coonole High School Triple Trio. oalbarry. In c h n rr* . Also present was Cyndee House], of St. Petersburg, president of the state Future IV T H E COURT O P T H K Teachers Association. Dies In Fern Park There also will be the nomi­ nation of officers for the Mrs. Catherine Whitcomb coming year. Bring an article for the white elephant isle. It Fairchild, 88, died Monday at is hoped all mambers can at­ Fern Park. A native e f Milwaukee, tend. Wle., she had lived in Cas­ selberry since 1948 prior to moving to Fern Park one month ago. She to survived by one sister, Mrs. Mary Alexandsr, of Tahlequah, Ok to. ick Funeral Home to in of arrangements. ‘Be Courteous, But Get Cosh' WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson wants hto tax collectors to smile while they are wringing that last dim* out of their victims. I cannot oven tress tha imof courtesy and detment of the taxpay­ ers of CiiWvyUoo," Johnson told a g a t h e r I n t e r n a l Revenue Service district dir­ ectors. "Nona ef aa muat ever for­ get that all c t us are arrvant* of lb* people,'' h# added. By Mr*. RKckie Harris Enterprise Baptist Church, which meets In the school cafelorlum, was host recently to a chicken barbecue attended by 12 members and friends of the church. Rev. Wendell Hill, pastor, ad­ vises tb it construction on a new building for the church to expected to get underway in tha v*r£ wear future. , Business Class Hears Speakers By Jese Casselberry Two Interesting guest speak­ ers wore heard last week by ninth grad* students in Rus­ sell Moors's geoeral business class at South Semlnoto Junior High School at Casaelbenry, Local In*urine* agent, Mr*. Betty C ati, presented an in­ formative talk cm baalth and accident insurance, last Tues­ day. \ A representative from tha Social Security Administra­ tion's Divisional Office ia Or­ lando, Ray Rash, spoke to tha class Friday on social security benefits and presented a car­ toon film on the subject. Tim* w s j alloted for a question and answer, period------------ Legal Notice tv t u b c ir c u it c o t n r o p th is v i m s j u d i c i a l c m . CVIT IV s v o r o w SRHIROLH COUNTY, FLORIDA, r i s a v r i m r wo. i s r e e T H E IlnKTON P I V * CENT* HA VINOS BANK, P la in tiff. vs. JAMES A. B O W L ER *t v s Defendente. n o t ic e o p s e r r iv aoB Tusux ronacL oarnn TOi JA MES A BOWLES a n ! PRANCES n. BOWLES, hie wife RE SID E N CE i R e a l* t K e r s e y s villa. N o rth Cerelia s T ou e r e h e r s b r n o tif ie s th a t • ( 'o m p ta ln t to fn rectos* n certain m n r tg e e * e n c n m b e r ln s the r n l l u n l n s described r e s t property, t o - w ltt L et I. Block C. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. I. t r c o r d t n s t o the t>l*t t h e r e o f «■ recorded In Plat llixik II, P a n e l f t a n d IS, Public R ecord! of Seminute County. Klorldn. hoe been fllod a s t l n e l you In the i b o v a etyleS eutt. end you • re roeulred to serve a ceyy of your Anewer or l i t e r pleadIns to tho Complain', on r i i l n * l i t r e attorney*, AMDEIIBON, hush. dean n m iw m d k s. t i t Beet C e ntra l Boulevard. O r ­ lando, PI nr Id a, and fit# tho ort• mat A newer or o t h e r Pleading In the ofttco of th e C lerk of the c i r c u i t Court on or before the l t t h doy or April, n i l . i f you foil to du eo. a decree pro confeeio will bo t a k e n a s n l a e t you for tho re lief de manded In the Complaint. Thle Nolle* shall ha publish*4 once a w a sh for f o a r rone*, r u t lv e week* In T ha Sanford Herald. HATED (hie l l t k day of March, l i s t . tBKAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r , C le r k of Circuit Court Vvt M a rth a T. Vlhlen D*p;*.v C lerk Pnblleh Mai, *(, t t . t* A Apr. L lift. CDIC-tl UODVTT JU DGE. IHMIVOI.E COUWTT, STATE OP P L O B . IDA. PROBATR VO. STSd TITATIOV IV MKi ESTATE OP WALF.R D IX nN SR.. a lia know n a s W A L T E R DIXON, Deceased. T h o S ta te o f F lo r id a t o W e t t e r Dixon. J r T ou a r a hereby notified t h a t a petitio n h a s been filed In said court p r a y in g for the a p ­ p o intm e nt of an a d m i n i s t r a ­ to r o f tha e st a t e o f the abovenamed decedent. T ou *r* h e r e b y required to flla yo u r w r i t te n defenses t h e r e to w ithin f orty days a t t e r the f ir s t publication hereof. Should you fall therein , decree will be e nte red In du* c ourt* upon e tld petition. WITNBRS my hand end tli* seal of said court a t Sanford, Florida. March l l t h . 1111. KA RLY LE HOU8HOLDER C ounty Ju d g e By L o u B. W a lk e r * C lerk HUTCHISON AND L K F F L E R Poet Office D r a w e r H Sanford. Florid* A ttorney* for *el4 E e u t * Publish March I I , l i * April t. l i . i i t t . C D K - tt * i n Ik* C ourt o f tho County dud**, Seminal* C a v it y , Plo t' tea . I n P r o koto. I n voi E s t a t e • ( L EW IS W. BUBOES*, Deceased. T o All C re d ito rs a n * Persona H a v in g Claim* o r D em ands A s e t n a t Bold E s t a t e i T ou a nd each nf you a r e h e r e b y n otifie d a n d required to p r e s e n t a n y claim* end d e ­ m an d s w h l t b you. e r e ith e r ef you, m ay hav* a g a i n s t the a e t a t a of I.KWIH W. llU nG E M , deceased, l a ta of sold County, t o th e C ounty J u d g e of Semi­ nole County. Florida, a t hie o f . flea In t h e court house of sold C ounty a t Sanford. Florida, w ithin sin c a le n d e r m onths from the tim e of th e first pubMention o f th is nolle*. Two copies of each claim or d* m end shall be In w r iting, and shall s l a l a t h a pine* or reeldone* a n d poet office address of the c la im a n t, end shall be * w * m . t e .k X .t h o - o U H E j n t r -b l a a g en t, e r a tt o r n e y end accom ­ panied by a filing fe* of on* d o lla r and eueh claim or dr m and not eo filed shall be void. / * / Clarence L W eaver A* e xec utor of lb* Last Will a n d Toalem oni of L E W I S W. BURG EBB, Docseeed BTENBTROM, D A V II * MclNTOFH A ttorneys for E x e c u to r E d w a r d ! Building t a n f o r d , F lo r id a I t T f l P u b i l ih Merck I I . 1*. * April I, It, 1MI. C D K -Itt to the C o w l of tb s C a v ity JnSgO, Semina to Covaly, F l a t . Me, I n P r a h a ta. l a eo i E a t e n of ANNIE E. MUBBAT. FO RM E R­ LY AN NIE E. E N G E L Deceased. T a AII Cradllar* a n d P eeeave M a r t a * Claim* o r D em o n** Ag a l net Sold E s t e l e i You e n d oeoh of you a re he reb y notified and required t* pre sen t a n y claim s end d e ­ m a n d ! which you, o r e ith e r of you, m ay hav* again** Ih* **UI* of ANN1K H. MURRAY, form erly ANNIE E. BXnjrTL deceased, tel* of (old Coun-y, i s the C o r n y J u d e * e t so «t"ole County. Florid*, e t hi* offte* In the r e u r t house of **1d C ounty e t Banford. F l o r ­ ida. w ith in pla c alen d a r m onth* from Ih* lim e of Ih* f i r s t pub. Ile a lte a e l th is notice. Twu c apita of each claim o r d e ­ m and shall b* In w r iting, a nd nhell s t a te t h e pier* e f rseldeuce e nd poet attic* a d d re ss of the c laim ant, e nd sha ll be • w o r n t o by th e cla im a nt, hie agent, or hllo rn o y a n d accom ­ panied by a filing fee of on* d o lla r a n d in c h claim o r d*. m and not so filed shall b* void. / * / George P. Engel A* e xec utor of tho L ast W ill and T e s ta m e n t of ANNIE K. MU II It AT. foliae rly ANNIE K. EN U U L Deceased STKNPIItOM. DAVIS A McI n t o s h Attorney* f a r E l s e a l e r E d w a rd s g u ild lug Sanford. F lo rid a l i f t ! Publish Merck I t . I*. B April i. i t . l i s t . C9K -III All made lb enter history years ago when "F air Lady” opened on Broadway with Misa Andrew* and Har­ rison co-starring as "E llta Doolittle” and "Henry Hlggfns.” It became the moat ■Deceitful musical show in history. Hxrriion won ths Oecsr Monday night at the 37th an­ nual Academy Awards for hto recreation of tha Higgins role, white Hiss Andrsws captured the award te r her performance in "Mary Poppins.” She w bs passed over by Warner Broi. when the studio re st Audrey Hepburn in the rote Hiss Andrews or­ iginated in tha theater. Legal Notice IN T H H CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT OF FLORID A IV AND FO B SEMIVOLM r o t NTT. In t h e r overt of th* C anary IV CMAVCERT NO. 14044 J a d e * . Bomlnslo County, Flor­ MARVIN E. WALLACE. ML Plain tiff, ida. l a P r o b a te , vs f a r*i r a t a l * of RAONHILDUR J . WALLACE. FLOYD C. HORNE. Defendant. Deceased. NOTICE OF SUIT T * All Crealtor* a n d F*r**n* TO I RAONHILDUR J . W AL ­ H a v i n g C laim - o r Demands LACE. A g a inst l a i d E atato i W HOSE RESIDENCE 18 Tou a n d each of you nr* L ACOA NESVEOU n 1M he reb y notified and required R E O K JA V IK . ICELAND: to preeent a n y claims and d e ­ A (W O R N COMPLAINT H t v m ands w hich you, or either of you, m ay h*v* a g a i n s t th* Ins been filed (n t h e C ircuit e sta te of FLOTD C. HORINE. C o u rt In and for Seminal* deceased, l a t a of said County, County, Florida. In Chancery, to th* County J u d g e of Semi- e ntitle d, "M arvin K. Wallace, nolo County. Florida, a t his o f ­ III, Plaintiff, vs. RAGNIIILfice In th* c o u rt house of **ld DUR J. WALLACE. Defendant." C ounty a t Panford, Florida, p r a y in g for c e r ta in re lief fnr w ltM n *1* c a l e n d a r month* th* above named r i n l n t l f f end from ih* tim e o l ih* first pub­ a g a i n s t T ou a s th* Defendant. NOW, T H E R E F O R E , THIS IS lication of th is nolle*. Two copies of each claim or de- TO NOT I F T TOU T h a t If you m end ahall be In writing, and wish to defend a g ain st and ahall s t a te lb* place of r e s i­ c o n te st th* above e ntitle d a c ­ dence a n d po-t office *ddr*«* tion, Tou a r * re q u ire d to file of t h s c la im a n t, a n d shall be yo u r Answ er o r o t h e r w r itte n • w o r n to by Ih* claimant, hie de fense , If a n y you have, to a g e n t, e r a tt o r n e y a n d accom ­ th la Com plaint w ith th* Clerk panied by a filing fee of on* of th* abov* sty led Court and dollar a n d such claim or d e ­ to oerv* upon P l a i n t i f f s A t t o r ­ ney, A L B E R T N. FITTS, who** man not so filed shall be void address li 1 Masonic Hull,Unit, Roy A. Ilorln* As a d m i n i s t r a t o r of tbs Sanford, Florida. U.B.A.. a copy th e r e o f on o r be for* th* TUt E state o f day of May. t t i l . FLOTD C. HORINE, T H E NATURE o f eald c om ­ de ceased p laint le t o p r a y t h a t the abov* BTENBTROM, DAVIS A alyled Court g r a n t the abov* Mc I n t o s h na med P l a i n t i f f a Divorce A A ttorneys for A d m in is tr a to r Vinculo M atrim onii of and from P ost Off loo Box 1110 you. Hanford, Flo rid a I f f f t FA IL NOT TO ANSW ER L*et Pubilih April I. U . :o, IT. IMS a Deere* P ro Confeaao b* e n ­ CDL-1I tered a g a i n s t you. NOTICE o r PUBLIC HEARIVO W ITNESS MT HAND and th* TOWN O F ALTAMONTE Official Seal o f th* sh o v e styled SPRIVriB, FLORIDA C o u rt a t Sanford, Mcminn!* TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: County, Florida, t h le 2nd day NOTICE 18 H E R E B Y OlV- of April, A. D. IMS. EN by th* Town Council of (SEAL) th* T own or A ltam onte Springe, A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. Jr.. ■emlnol* County, Florida, t h a t C lerk of t h e abov* styled said Town Council will bold a C ourt. public h e a r i n g on th* question By: E lteaboth B rue nahxn of c h a n g i n g th* nonlng closetD. C. flrallon of th* follow ing d e s ­ A L B E R T N. »*ITTB cribed p r o p e rly : 1 Masonic Building N orth Tl feet o f th* South Sanford, F lo r id a 1TI feet of t h s W e a t I I I A tto r n e y for Pla intiff, fe et of th* NM of th* NE14 P ublish April *. II, 10, IT, l i l t of th* NE14 Ooee road), CDL-1T Faction I I , T ow nship SI CIRCUIT COURT, South, Rang* I t E as t, Semi­ IV T H E NINTH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. nole County, Florida. AND FO B SEMINOLE Dorn R-1AA sonlng el*—Ifleg. IV STATE O F FL O R ­ lion to R - l sonlng classifica­ COUNTY, IDA, IN CHAVCEMY. tion. Public H e a r i n g will b* held NOTICE OF FO RECLOSURE SALE In th* T own Halt, Altamonta Springs, Florid*, on Wednesday, Nolle* le h e r e b y giv en t h a t April I t . I MS, a t 1:00 P. M.. or the underatgned, C lerk o f t h a t e *or>n t h e r e a f t e r a s puoalble, C ircuit Court o f the Ninth J u d ­ a t which tlm* Interested p a r t ­ icial Circuit, In a n d for Sem i­ is* for a n d a g a ln - t th* p r o ­ nole County, F lorida, p u r s u a n t posed nonlng c h an g e will be to th* deer** o f foreclaeur* e n ­ he ard a n d final action taken. tered In a c ase pending In eald T his Nolle* Is t o b* published Court, th * aly l* of which Is by p o t ti n g In th r e e (S) public HAMBURG SAVINGS BANK, O place* w ith in th* Town of A lta ­ N ew T o r k c orporation. m onta Springe, Florida, and P la in tif f , published in T h* Banford H e r ­ VI. ald, a n a w e p a p - r of ge nera l c ir ­ BlLfcT R. OR Of g a n d EVA B. c u la tio n Is eatd T own a n d th* GROSS, hi* wlfo, Orlando-Bentlnel, a newspaper D a fende nU . of ge nera l c irc u la tio n In said and t h e J a c k e t n u m b e r of Town, one (1) tim e a t le a st f i f ­ which la H I M , will o f f e r for teen f i t ) day* p rior to th* sol* and oell a l Public O u t ­ tlm* of th* Public Hearing. cry to th* h ig h e s t a n d beet DATED thl* lo th d a y ef bidder for cash, th e folia w in g March, A. D , l t d . doocrlbod p r o p e rty a li n a t* in * / DOROTHT BARDEEN, Sentinel* County, Florida, t o A c tin g T own C lerk Town wit: of Altam onte Springe, F l o r ­ L o t I* e f BANLAHDO E S ­ id*. TATES, a cc o rd in g to m ap g. JO S E P H DAVII. J R , or p l a t thoreof recorded In of th* firm P l a t Book I t , P a g * I I , P u b ­ B l tn ttr o m , Davie A McIntosh lic Record* o f Bomtnote E d w a rd s Building, County, Florid*. Ben ford, Florida Together with, but net limited A ttorney* for T own o f A l t a ­ to. the renewing Itema, per­ m onte Bprlnge, F lo r id a manently Insulted t Publl-h April I, l i t ! W sstln g h o u e e S u rface C D L - ll Rang* No. PBA I I X T ! I Waatlbghoueo Oven No. NOTICE O F BAI.R OLA I I l i Nolle* Is hereby given t h a t M onogram H e a t e r No. CA p u r s u a n t le th* final decree m tE of (oreclosur* and eel* e n te r ­ Bald s a l s will b* held a t th * ed In the cane* ponding In th* F r o n t Step* of th* Semlnol* C ircuit C o u rt In a n d for S-ml- County C ourthouse In t h s city nol* County, Florida, case doe- of Sanford, Florida, on th* l i s t hot num ber l i f i f , th* un d e r­ d a y of April, l i l t , a t l! :0 e signe d C lerk wilt sell t h a pro ­ o'clock A. M„ o r a s soon thore* p e rly situ a te d In said County e f t o r *• tb* earn* c a n ba don*. described apt (■CAL) Lot .11, PUNLAND e g . A r t h u r X B eckw ith. J r , " TATES, F i r s t Add ill ea, a C lark subdivision, according to a By: M a rth a T. Vlhlen plat thereof, recorded In D eputy C lerk P la t Hook II. P a g a s i f and ROESS, W IGHT B BUR FORD I I of th* Publle Records American National B a nk Bldg. o f (em lnol* County, F l o r ­ p. o . Box m u ida. St. P e t e r s b u r g . Florida, t i t u T o g e th e r w ith a ll e trn c tu ra * Fubtleh A pril «, I H I and Im provem ents now and CDL-14 he r o a H e r on said land, and Ih* r e n t e Issues, a n d p ro fits o f th* n o t i c e o f a ppl ic a t io n a b o v s described p ro p e rty (pro- FOB CLOSING, VACATING AND elded, however, t h a t th * M ort­ ABANDONING T H A T PORTION g a g o r shell be e n title d to eel- O F FLORIDA BOULBVAM1 lect e n d r e ta in th * e e i l rente, DESCRIBED BELOW Uaues, e n d profit* until d*. NOTICE IB H E R E B Y OIVEN fa ult h e r e u n d e r ) : a n d all fig. by ORVILLE JOHNSON I I I a nd turee now or h e r e a f te r a t t a c h ­ CAROLYN C. JOHNSON, hi* ed to o r used in connection ■ III, fe* alm pU title o w ne rs of w ith th* premises herein des­ tho re al p ro p e rty a d ja c e n t to cribed and In addition t h e r e ­ t h a t portion of F l o r i d a Boule­ to th* following doocrlbod v a r d lyin g be tw ee n th* South household appliances, which eld* of L e t I. Block I I . e n d t h e er*. a n d sha ll ba deem ed 1* be. W est side e f Lot I I , Block I I . fixtu re* e n d a p e rt o f ih* •ANLANDO T H E ■ U B tJ R B re alty, a n d a r o a portion of B E A U T IF U L being t h a t port th* s e c u rity for th* Indebted­ of Flo rid a Boulevard r u n n i n g ness herein m entioned: S o u the aste rly from L ake S tre et On* UE llu llM n Oven to th* South eld* of l o t I, I Elec ). Model No. J - T l i- T , Block l«. BANLANDO T H E SU­ Serial No. X T - t tM |, BURB B E A U T I F U L per F U t On* QE Built-In B ans* recorded Is P ie t Reek I, Pag* I Elec.), Model No. J . | | * . T , I I . o f t h s P e b tl* R ecords of Serial No. Y T - * l l i | | . Memtnui* County, Florida, p r r On* Duo-Therm I te s to r e u x m lo tb* Ordinances o f AtUtil). Model No. I l t - t , Bor- txm onlo Springs. Florida, hav* tal No. IT-J-M. n ted a petitio n with th* T own On* Victor Climax Kilehan Council of A lU m ont* Springs. E x h a u s t Fan. I*- —No Mo­ Florida, w h e re b y th e y r e q u e s t ­ del or Berlal No* ed * resolution to b* edonted One Nutone Both H e a l e r — providing for th* eloolng, V * . No Model or Serial Non r a t i n g a n d a b a n d o n in g o f t h a t E leven Venetian Blind* road a n d avenu* described aIM elal) m an u fa ctu re d by bovo; a n d th* sold T own CounRobert* Awning a n d Vena­ rtl o f Altamonte gprlnge. Floet io n Blind Campeny. O r ­ Ide. will huld a Public H e erln g lando. F lorida— N* Model on th e petition e g th* l i s t day or Sorts! Noe. of April, 11(1, b e g in n in g a t a t publle eole. to tho hig h es t tree o'clock p. m.. a t th* Town a n d best blddar for cash a t 11 Halt, A ltam onte (tiring*, p io ro ’clock A. M. on th* l l t h day toe. e t w hich tlm* (has* for end of April I H I a t th* F r o n t Door a g a i n s t th* earn, will be h e a r d of the Seminole County C ourt- end final t« U * a taken. DATED thle n t h d a y e r (BEAL)* B M , 0 r C r i M l 4 *Merck, A. D. t i l l . A r t W M. Beckwith. J r , • / DOROTHT BARDEEN C lerk of th* Circuit Court A cting Town Clerk By: M a rtha T. Vlkten J e w * e f Altam onte Springe, Deputy Clerk Florida. Legal Notice LEWIS**1*1* 0HIDUCT **iO * H e f n e r * ( o r P la in tiff *# North C o m f t r o o t Feet Office Box I l l s Orlando. Florida P-kU ah April 9. t i l l .Vt2*SLDA' " Sten*tram . Davie 4 McIntosh Edwerde Building, Sanford, F ie r i0 a *1‘»te*»e fee eald T o w s CD L-ll A*rU •• m > �Naval Academy 4-H Winners To Vie In District M eet Is Accepted By School Council (Rtf YonTnrB YrraTB April 6, 19G5 — Pnge 3 Operation Youth Wing Kickoff Dinner Tonight "Operation Youth Wing" at First Methodist Church enter­ ed into the Intensive phase of active inspiration this week with the arrival of Rev. For­ rest J. Reynolds, department of finance and field service, of the Methodist Church's Jjoard of Missions. T Rev. Reynolds is a lull time worker with the board in the area of finance and has di­ rected campaigns throughout the United States. He conics as a representative of the Methodist Church which has enterrd Into the field of fund raising through Its devision of national missions, a divis f o n which has grown by leaps and bounds since its inception with more and more of the Methodist churches through out the country using this service. Itev. Reynolds has just com plctcd campaigns in Texas, in Michigan and in Euitis. He will deliver sermons Sunday for Ihe 8:30 a.m. and t 'l E l a.m. worship services. Tills past Sunday he led a 2 p.m. consecration service for the lfin visitors who have been chosen to go out, two by two, next Sunday, to receive gifts and pledges in an amount equal to the $175,000 needed tn begin construction of the youth wing. Training sessions have been ^completed for members of the special gilts division and they are ready to begin work at 3 p.m. Wednesday for a rousing campaign. A kickoff dinner and brief­ ing session for the workcra will be held at 6:30 p.m. to­ day in McKinley Hall to be followed by the visitation -k ickolf at 2 p.m. Sunday. Girl Scouts Enjoy Visit To Silver Springs Sanford Naval Academy been accepted as a pro­ visional member In good standing of the Florida Council of Independent School, Supt. If. J. Furmiin announced today, Tho school recently suc­ cessfully passed a prelimina­ ry inspection submitted a sat­ isfactory annual report ami received its certification. At Ihe completition of three year* of operation the school will receive full ac­ creditation from the Council. Colonel Fuimnn said that GROUP OF PARENTS meeting nt South Side School with Mrs. Velma the Academy staff also is in Mitchell, princlpnl, (standing right) is indicative of n new type of schoolprocess of working toward parent planning sessions now being held regularly nt schools throughout full accreditation under the the county. Parents are selected in small groups to talk over general Southern Association of Col­ school problems and gnin better understanding of problems of educators. leges and Secondary Schools. From left, parents are Mrs. Lloyd Swain, Mrs. William Hush and Mrs. They nlm to achieve this r a t­ M. L. Huborn. (Herald Photo) ing at the time of the open­ ing of the 12th grade class in lDiid-1007, under the pre­ sent schedule of adding a new grade each year. This year the 10th grade was added. The 11th will lie add­ ed in HMUi-lRilA and the first graduation class will hold commencement e x e r c i s e s with full honors in June of 1068. “We are winking with l)r. Lee Kggcrt, of Florida In­ stitute for Continuing Uni­ versity Stuilies, toward tho goal of complete and full ac­ creditation," said Colonel Furman. "Wo also have received a letter of recognition from the Seminole Cuutity School su­ perintendent, It. T, Milwre, WINNERS OF SPELLING bee nt Sanford Junior High School are (left granting our students the to right) Analee Moore, champion; Patti McCoy, runner-up; PcRffy Fuller, full ari-rptnnce for tiansfer seventh grnde chnmpion; Mrs. K. Bukur, uchool spelling: bee co-ordinntor. of ciedits earned nt Sanford Naval Academy to any publie school. Wu assume that any other public schools in thp state or nation also would recognize such accept­ ance," he concluded. represent the school, subject of America (DECA) held in By Jane Casselberry to approval of the Board ol Lyman High School repre­ Clearwater. sentative! brought home top Two first place awards were Education, at Ihe National honors from the three-day received, Archie Hunnicutt in DECA Leadership Conference public speaking and Bob stale leadership conference of While in sate* demonstration. April 20-May 1 in Chicago. DistribuUve Education Clubs Duffy Ncufeld took third place in display advcrlislng and By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Linda Pinnock received an A contest is In-ing conducted honorable mention In the for students at Enterprise Ele­ DECA Sweetheart contest. In mentary School to choose a addition, the Lyman group re­ name, using a western theme, ceived "Club of Ihe Year" for the annual Spring Festival award. which this year Is scheduled lly Jane Casselberry Other students attending The South Seminole Junior for May 8. 1 until 5 p. m.. on Rev. Walter W. Cawthorne. were Gary Kaiser, Roger Nor­ victor of St. Luke's and St. man and Opal Westmoreland. High School Advanced Band the school grounds. Entries in I he contest will be Peter's Church in St. Cloud, Adults representing the local will prescit l a "Shirtsleeve will be the guest speaker at group were Lloyd Barnes, Concert" for the public at accepted through Friday ol the Wednesday evening Lenten DECA coordinator at Lyman, 7:3(1 p.m. Tuesday on the this week and winner will re­ ceive $2 in tickets to be used service at Holy Cross Epis and Mrs. Tom Pinnock, spon­ lawn uf the school. Bandmaster George Kir­ at the festival, copal Church this week. sor. Ken Hicks, chairman, has Father Cawthorne Is a na­ A total of 250 students, rep­ sten will ronduel (he concert that volunteer tive of North Carolina, a gra­ resenting 40 clubs, were in which will include nil miters announced workers arc needed to assist the hand will perform nt the duate of the, University of the attendance at the conference South and the School of Theo­ with first, second and third district contest to lie held in planning and staging the logy at Sewanec, Tenn. He place awards given in II di­ Saturday at Clear Lake Jun­ event which will include a big country and western music has served parishes in South visions. Barnes reports that ior High School tn Cocoa. show. There also will be Several other selections al­ Carolina before coming to Central Florida Clubs (Sem­ inole and Orange Counllca) so will he Included In the games and sales booths and all Florida. parents arc urged to partici Tbli will conclude the ache came in with 12 of the total program. Those planning to attend pale in the festival which is dult of Wednesday evening 33 awards offered. A highlight during the week­ are advised to bring their the school's one lug fund rais­ services at Holy Cross Church. ing project of Ihe year. Members of the parish are end came when Ed Kaiser own cushions or chairs. gathering for a covered dish was host to the entire Lyman supper at 6:30 la the Parish delegation for dinner at thr Hall. The service is at 7:15 in Kapok Tree. the chuich. Visitor» at* wel­ Dailies advise* thst KutUiicutt, White and Ncufeld will comed. has Lyman DEC Wins Top Honors SSJH Advanced Rev. Cawthorne B , Eleven girls and four ad­ ults of Caddie Troop 284 of Sanford, at Invitation of Mrs. Joyce Jones of Heart of Florida Council of Girl Scouts, spent Saturday at the Silver Springs Roy Scout Camp. The day begun with a two-and-onc-half mile hike m through the woods during Instructions were received on survival materials f o u n d along the way. Upon return to camp, each of the glrla was Invited to have lunch with a different patrol and to observe cook­ ing methods. In the afternoon the group visited Rosa Allen's Reptile 9 Farm. Thosa attending were El­ len Botts, Denise Clark, Cy­ nthia Domdey, Debbie Dunn, Dixie Elder, Catherine MeKetve;*, Linde Nelson. Judy Robertson, Janice Rouse, Pat­ ty Runnels and Lucy Woods. Adults making the trip were Mrs. Gertrude Wood*, Mra. Norman MeKelvey, Mra. BetB ty Roberson, Mra. Clauds Roberson and Mr*. Bunny Morgan, tha district chair­ man. Enterprise Has Name Contest Altamonte Club Sets Installation Band To Present To Be Speaker Outdoor Concert At Holy Cross BOTTLED GAS & o tp o t* iio n ONE HUNDRED AND 1.1 boys nml girls partiiipnU-d in the nnnunl Semimile County 4-H Events I>ny, Senior division winners (top row) will pnrticipnte in the district events Friday evening and Saturday at Camp MeQuarrie. Junior division winners are pictured in the second row from top. Girls in third row were in the dress revue. Carmen Adrintiro and Sandrn likler will represent Seminole at the district session. John Andes (right), leader of Woodmen of the World, presented an American flag to the 4-H Council, lieing accepted by President George Hrndshnw. In background is Miss Myrtie Wilson, home demonstration agent. By Julia Itartos Newly elected officers of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club will be installed this Thursday following the regu­ lar <1:30 p. m. catered dish dinner in the Community House. Taking office will l>c II. It. Jarrard, president; Mr*. Geor­ ge KnoUi, vice president; Mrs. Dan Harris, recording secre­ tary and George Huh!>cll, treasurer. The club also will hold Its Gower show at this meeting and mcmtiera arc asked to bring floral arrangements nr centerpiece*. First, second, and third prize* will be award­ ed and first prize winner will receive Uie silver cup lo hold until next year's show. Names of each first place winner arc engraved on the cup from year to year. Last winner was Mrs. Webber llalnes. Supper committee for Thursday's meeting are Mr. and Mrs Jam es E, Spencer, chair­ men; Mr. and Mrs. George Hearn, Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1). Smith, Mr. and Mrs. I.. C. Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. Sewell Jr. and Mrs. Ethel Simpson. Consultation Total of 113 boys and girl* participated In S s m i n o l a County 4-H Events Day at Uia Agricultural Center. Demon­ strations were presented on health, home Improvement, clothing, child care, good reading lamps, insects, foods and vegetables, tractor oper­ ation, share the fun, dress re­ vue end public speaking. Judges were Mrs. G. R. Gray, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, Mrs. Dempsey Carnes, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Marie Rae, Mist Linda King, Bill Morgan and Wil­ liam West. Winners were: Health—Myr­ tle Harris, Wanda Mixon and Bambl Chesser, seniors, and Karen Kirkpatrick, Yvonne Stripling and Donna Pent, Juniors; home improvement, general — Carmen Adriatlco, Sandra Mlkler and Boas Eldridge, seniors, and Linda Is­ bell and Mike Lucas, juniors; good reading lamp — Stanley Lucas and Rudy Mueller; d rc ii revue, Sandra Mlkler and Carmen Adriatlco; ento­ mology, David Mohn; public speaking—Towanda Showers and George Bradshaw, sen­ iors, snd Marcia Bryant and Phil Lucas, juniors; foods — Carmen Adriatlco, senior, sod Terry Boyles, junior; tractor, Steven and Stanley Lucas. John Andes, local leader ol the Woodmen of the World, presented 4-H Council Preildent George Bradshaw with a 50 star American flag, County Agent Cecil Tucker, Assistant County Agent Char­ les Williams and Home Dem­ onstration Agent Miss Myrtie Wilson wrre in charge of the day’s demonstrations. County winners who will leave Friday afternoon for Camp McQuarrle to take pari In District Events that even­ ing end all day Saturday are Bambl Chesser, Myrtie Har­ ris, Wanda Mixon, Sandra Mlkler, Carmen Adriatlco, Klinore Hein, Towanda Show­ ers, Steve Lucas, Rudy Muel­ ler, George Bradshaw and David Mohn. They will be ac­ companied by Williams and Mrs. 11. L. Johnson. Itev. Grover C. Sewell Jr. of First Presbyterian Church, Poisonoui tnakea both bile Sanford, and Dr. Horace Viland strike. lee of Mississippi are repre­ senting th e Presbyterian How To Hold Church In the If. S. as ohservrr-rtfeiullanl* at the consulta­ tion of Church Union being Moro Firmly lo Ptaco held Monday through Thursday Do your (also SMlh annoy and am« of this week in Lexington, Ky. a trai> by all oping, dropping oe wob­ FALSE TEETH bling whan you aat. laugh or tal>» Ju s t «urln»la a llttla FABllim am your plalra.Ttils alkaline mon-netdl IMJwdor tiuldio faiaw tooth more flirn If Elisa Spalding was the first while child born in Idaho; mid more comfortably. Ho futnmfj second white child burn In breath I. (lit rABTKKTH WIST M tho northwciL drug countan •vstiwUez*. Cross a Wildcat engine with a Buick Special, and what do you get? Oviedo Drive Nets $2,325 f w By Evelyn Lundy Mra. J. IL Staley, finance chairman of the Oviedo Area Combined Drive, reporta that a total of $2,325 was collected this year. Break-down of organisations to he benefited and fundi al­ lotted are. March of Dimes, $465; Boy Scouts, $212; Heart Fund. $335; Red Cross. $217; 9 Girl Scouts, $114 and Cancer Society. $6*2. Mrs. Staley, who has served as finance chairman for the drive for a number of years, has expressed her appreciation to those making donations and to the workers in this year'a effort. She fcatiforfi ty ra lft P u b lish e s Del If « w * p Sal. ■r e a r . S i a S i r n l r h » u » . Mae, oeblieheS iila N ll p rm S Ia s I'S i U Ib h b» T a r s e a le r s llrrale. M l W Set a u a a a la r S , I'larM a. I i r - a l Claes r a s t e r s P a in as te sters, Pla. ■abserletkaa Bates by CarWrrb - I Test tana NO ' n P « Cylinder IM Pounds INSTALLATION CHARGE A car with 9 lives and a very businesslike purr. Call 322-5733 We will Wan you a 1 cylinder s y s t e m with automatic regulatoc for a service charge of tl.M per moath and deliver full ryllndera aa needed for tho same low H.Oa per cylinder rate. “ Formerly Sanford G u Co." NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD BOTTLED GAB BEYOND THE MAINS 109 W. lal STREET • Remove front wheels, adjust brakes • Repack front wbed bearing* • Check grease seals • Add brake fluid and rood test A N Y Delivery Anywhere la Seminole County FLO R ID A PUBLIC UTILITIES CO . Here’s why It's special U.S. CAR TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE FOR ALL SERVICE WORK - Pay aa you rkfat •ifftf MftTfl* (hvltiOMI Sd 7001 toot auTHOK'JIO BUICK DUUl W W W ** ,ni1 .TJT.E INICSfUl THOMS AMDTHE ht*S''-CB$ RADIO BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC., m w„. ru.t stmt �1 Science In Red China 'Seek A City Soint’ — 6 HIJACKED Give Of Yourself Daily being made to cultivate the scientific attitude not only in science students but in ordinary people as well. "Everywhere I went," says Old­ ham, "I was told about the import­ ance of combining theory with exper­ iment." This Is old hat in the West, but in a land where tradition, superstition and intuition have always governed decisions, it is a truly revolutionary development—just as it once was in Europe. A revolution more significant and farther-reach in* even than the Com* munint take-over in 1919 mny be go­ ing on in Chinn. This revolution is scientific. A British geophysicist, C. H. G. Oldhnm, who spent a month touring Chinese universities nnd research in­ stitutes, reports that he found great enthusiasm for science and innova­ tion. As with everything else they do, the Chinese nre not settling for hnlfway measures. Strenuous efforts are Hy David Ifesd (From the book published by The Mermillan Co.) Distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Assn. First, the city saint takes himself ax he finds himself. His priestly vocation Is the backbone of his life, and when he does a good Job at work, or gets something don* in local politics, or pre­ sent* accurate youth club ac­ counts or makes a hospital visit on behalf of the Church, he find* satisfaction in It. Hut that is different from self-esteem. If the regal d for loving were simply nice feelings of •elf-approhatinn, it would he worse than a box of poisoned chocolates as a thank-you present; in fact, the reward for loving is more love. Secondly, the city saint's very woildlinrs* keeps him to size. Like the priests of old, and unlike Jesus the High Driest, he must seek forgiveness for himself a t well as others. He wilt value the insight of the Orthodox Church in its stress on ident­ ification with a sinful world. He will remember how those who went to the Church In New York's East Harlem Call For Equality dent maintained thnt the nation could not endure half slave and half free, so today another has told us that it cannot continue all free nnd partly free—not without enormous civil discontent and disruption. The nation emerged stronger nnd more unified from the terrible ordeal of war that was required to end slav­ ery. It Is to be hoped thnt it will emerge stronger nnd freer from the legal and moral struggle that will lie required to implement the “unkept promise" of the American dream. The President has issued the call, to lawmakers nnd to citizens. History will record how well it was answered. President Johnson has advanced specific pmjHiHHls to insure the vot­ ing rights of every American, of whntcver race or color. More than that, however, he has made it plain thnt this unfinished business of American freedom is something that concerns all of us, everywhere. "There is no Negro problem." ha said. “There is no Southern problem nr Northern problem. There is only an American problem." The first aspect of the situ a tio n specific laws and procedures regard­ ing voting—can bn put into effect by Congress. The second—the granting of the dignity of full-fledged citizenship to all—cannot be accomplished with the simple passing of a law. It can come only through the positive thinking ami action of ench individual, wheth­ er he is a public official like u voting registrar or is an ordinary private citizen, whether he is one who al­ ready enjoys full rights or is one striving to attain them. The Hecond matter is the long, tho difficult process. Ilut the first step, the insuring of equality under law, is the necessary prelude to undertak­ ing it. Just as a century ago one presi­ Thought For Today I have applied ail this to myself and Anolloa for your benefit, breth­ ren, that you may learn by us to live according to scripture thnt none of you may be puffed up in favor of one against another.—I Cor. 4:0. • • • Fame is vapor, popularity an ac­ cident; riches take wings. Only one thing endures, and that is character. —Horace Greenley. Helen Fuller Soys ‘Sent Down From Heaven’ 4 WASHINGTON — For IT years Congress h a** bwn wTrstline with the question of fedortil ;ikI to elementary and high schools. Always action ha* licen stymied by conflict be­ tween Catholic and Protestant njHrkestnen and supporters am! opponent* of federal Involvew ent In the school system. Today a bill authorizing a I t .3 billion trecinning on a fed­ eral aid to elementary educa­ tion program la on tho verge of passage. Thla la more the rexult of a change of l a d i n by Demo­ cratic party leaderx than a change of heart in Congress— although there has been some of that also. Hep. Howard W. Smith sum­ med the change up succinctly. The Johnson education lull, he said while it was pending in the House of Representative*, "is bring handled like It was sent down from Heaven.'* The venerable Virginian, an npjmnent of the federal aid to school plan, was understand­ ably dtitrosxed that tha ad Herald Area Correspondents Flnterprtae Mra. Rltehla Harris Altamoat* Spring* Mrs. Julia HarUa bjs - i j i s tu s u t HIMN Bear l.ikt-Fnreat City Mra. Maryann Milan 838-3878 Casselberry Mra. Jane t aasalbarry 8.18-5048 Chuluota Mra. Joan Mafia 3G5-3741 llcUary Mra. John Iwona 868-4883 ___ Deltona Mra. Mildred It away 168-5111 Lake Mbit Mra. France* Weals* J1 M III I.aka Monroe Mra. H. I.. Johnaea 121471k 1,dpi wood Mra. Donna Katas 838-1317 Nnrlh Orlando Mra. M argaret Coaby ■ ----------3Ttnii»»— Ox tees Mra. clarenre Harder S21-4841 Genera Mra. Jo Ann Hays I f 1-1871 I'ugu 4 Sanford, Florida Oriede Mrs. Evelyn Lundy I 61-3188 Tuesday, April 6, 19GB w m v a a. u k i .um KUIIOM A\U HaH.hMKN SrilASH VUI.11M.inK. iW fiiia ix - neaeral Maaaaee ■ o n k k t a i . k k A.i o a i a r a i'L IIIIOOKSIIIHM Ase xual* I .l i t e r A d r a r l l a l o f U lra ola r r * l : l l VAX I'KI.T bov uaaaa Managing Ablltor HUMIe H II.LI AMI iaclalr Kdttae p a rriH a t a r i * City Bdltar n u l l W K UJ Oaaalg Baiter iln d lx lia litM fie dA N ia a a i a a i a — JtsMsaa* Mxaaa** Bum rhuuiarxph-r J'ulihahsd dally Xinxpt Saturday, Sunday aal Cbriitma*; publlabail katurdar jrrartrillng I'brlatiuas. Home Uxlleary By Mall Ixa a u k mlnielrallon bill cleared the rules committee which he chairs by eight voles to seven, those of .Smith, Colmer of Miss­ issippi and the five Republican members of Uie committee. The whole House approved lb* measure without ■ single change by a vote of 303 133. The Senate education commit­ tee almost immediately did exartly the same. The "no diangea allowed'" strategy concocted In the White Houec produced this re­ in a rk a hie consensus in Con­ gress. Dozen* of memherx urg­ ed limiting or extending the aid plan lieyond its original design. The President anil his spokesmen convinced Hie vast majority of Democrat* that to open the bill to amendment* of any kind would atlr up the kind of controversy that ha* killed ichiMil aid *o many time* before. The Administration thus pre­ vented the church versus slate issue from bolting up this year Hut It did »o by avoiding it. The greatest part of the aid funds in tha new hill will go In the first year only to puhllc schools or other public tzrn?Iei. Parochial and private school students from low In­ come families, however, will receive *perlal services under the program—remedial educa­ tion, guidance and consulting for example. Some Democrats arc discon­ tented with the formula by which fund* will lie funnelled largely to areas with a high pcrrrnlage of children from low-income families. Agreement Is so general that the hill aliool to pax* has flaws that hearings will soon begin on a lull provide improve­ ments in It next year, a most uniitual procedure. Meanwhile the President has performed another demonstra­ tion of the art of thr possible In politics. to Worry Clinic Clarenre la typical of tha nsual male for he »aa ao preoccupied with hla own engineering field that he •pent hla entire first dale' telling (he girl how to build hrldgea! And when I quil­ ted him about her roalume, color of linir, etc,, not ire hi* reaction below. CASK V-450: Clarence f}., aged 28, lx tlu- engineer who wanted to meet a pmspectivr wife. Within n week, our II1M machine «t the Scientific M a r r i a g e Foundation had picked out the carls of sev­ eral likely prospects. So we selected one who liv­ ed not mom than 200 mile* distant, flnco most men are indolent about pushig a pen. Thus, they usually lestrict ua to u maximum distance of 200 miles, for after the brief, esl exchange of letters, then they want to he able to drive to the girl’s home within 3 or 4 hours at the most. Wlicu Clarence registered with this Marriage Founda­ tion. lie had asked what women look for In ■ pro*, pertivu husharul. And after seeing tens of thuuiunda of their upplicutiona, I could Id! him that the atundard prescription thnt woniru offer for a husband is: “A man who Is kind, con­ siderate, fond of children, und with a g....I sense of humor." That "srnse of humor" an­ noyed Clarence. He even a r­ gued with me about it, xnying that a good pay check should he far loom essential In a husband. But the thousands of wom­ en who apply to our Scientific Marriage Foundation are not gold diggers. They seldom mention finances. Oh, they will ask for a man who is employed reg­ ularly, but they rarely ask ahoilt stocks amt lends, real cstnte holdings, or other wealth. And this shocks many men, rsperinlly bachelors, who have developed tho falsa notion that most women are after a mini with money. The usual prospective wife Iv not greedy for inunry. Instead, aha prefers Jolly cam­ araderie with a pleasant male who at least occasionally will laugh at his own mistakes or admit an error. Obviously, w* men will never do auch thing* reg­ ularly! Hut if we ran work up a wry grin even once In a month when we make a had deal or gel caught in an er­ ror, that keeps a wife happy. "For most men," say the experienced wives, “ never want to admit the slightest mistake. “ Even when their error Is Self-evident, they will still remain so hullheuded, they re­ fuse to acknowledge a fault.” Well, Clarenre corresponded for three weeks with the girl that our HIM machine hail selected for him. She was lovely, good look­ ing, athletic, religious and popular with both nirn as well as women. Men, t>« sure you notice If a girl is also jmpulnr with women! If red, tie cautious about marrying her. m ain ■ S K M iau L U COUNTY | l «• | Tear aaa a Btealka lie araxb ALL UIHtlN BAH. • Ilia 1 Tear a.ra a saaatfca I M 8 Hwaiba I N I U eatbi l-M 1 H ealB Lea I M eats V- ■ r e x l a l H e i a l a l l e a e y i e t l l a M a t aB a a t t a a b ie cip u eas bt p a te la advance. 7 be iterate is a member at Me Unites erase wbiaa la aa* IlllaS exUuMtxiy to Me use ter repabileatlea at all tba laaal news printed la Mia newspaper. l.n tti ed aa axaeug alaaa m a lta r w t u m ai. M il a t tax r u t «>lllre ad BawferA, fie ri* * . aad ar Ma AM ad O easr xm ad MarafcI. HIT. Ka p a r t a t a n y m a te ria l, a a w a *r a a x a r tw ia c . a l t i l * e aitiua wt I b e a n a t a r S U a ralS m ay ba vapreS uasa ta any m e a n e r withs a l w r i t t a a p a r m ia a ta a a t tb a pabllaAar ad T b a ila rald. Bay l a d l f t d a a l a r firm ra ap a ae tb la t e r euab t a a r v a a c t i e a wiu be ronaidarad aa l a i r i n g , u ( u a T h e H a r a t a s a a p g r i g h t s a d v«U ba I bald IMbla fee d a m a a a a wader t b a law , Letters To The Editor T fc# H e r a l d le t * t r n f f i i m 11 1 r a a t f f r i «»■ p u b ­ lic a f f a ir * . T h r w r it e r n u n • p r n n a t u r |ir » % |it r r l i h r I r 1 t r r a la » r a r r lr a ih r w rftrr*a f r w r i i n i r a n d t d d r r f f l* I ,e lt r r a *»f f m r r t h a n 2 AO n o r d a ¥*•11 h r i l v n p r r f r r r a r r . I . r t i r r a a d r ir r t a r d fn n lk r r « a r a a r r r p t ii M r p r o t lit r d I h r ) d*» »*>t d r il la p r r a o R illt ln , r*rtr> la m i l p u b lla h r d h r Thr 11r r ■14. Editor, The Herald: We would like to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Dottle Austin for serv­ ing in the capacity of judg« in the Ls’.o Mary Talent Show. We fully realize that ahe found It necessary to inter­ rupt a very busy schedule in older to serve, und we do thank you. James I laughin'y President Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce * • * Editor, Herald: Thunk you so much fur coming to our aid at the li­ brary. The pictme pleased both bosses — amen. I have no typewriter to type the following letter on but would like so tniteh to acknowledge the helpful souls. We nt the L'Sll would like to thank the following mer­ chants for their donations to the soft ball fund which has been going on for several weeks. This fund will be used to defray expenses for our team to enter the City Lea­ gue. Contributors are: (NEXT: What is Christ Florida Power and Light, saying to us?) Senkarik Paint and Glass, Sanford Electric, R a n d a l l E l e c t r i c ) Sanford Flower *£•'- - ART SUPPLIES 't<*r lb« rr*fFM ku»it Shop; Perkin'* Men’* Wear; AAniBt*ur Cowan’s, Hoover TV Service, P>1*11*8. c*n Seminole Sporting G o o d s , ]>4atfigmaftiB Boteler Wholesale, Kiwanis • rt l&HL'fcau Club. Thank you. sh o o s u n t i l 113 f « t RO8INS0N Mary Washburn, oattetoo.ru. S iff Aide & r for je*r •pedal porpoMk Barbs lly Water t \ I'arkra Add thla to your atorr of "Only in America , . atoriea. In New York City, a buU-hcr fought City Hall — and won. a a a Dictionary defines “lunch" aa m “light meal, Ukatt be­ tween breakfast and dinner." Obviously it never heard of Madison Avenus's four-mar­ tini midday snack. a a a Six old Hollywood movies have been sold to tha Soviet Slats Film Agency, which will pay with $IKK),000 worth of caviar. Boa, roe, roe your boat. . , , After their first date, I got a report from the girl, who said Clarence was wonderful hut rather stodgy and wrap­ ped up in himself. “He spent our whole first date telling me how to build bridges," she euid. So 1 talked to Clarence Inter and asked him about the girl's costume, color of her hair and eyes, etc. lie couldn't answer a single question! All he knew was that she wuh quite pretty, hut he couldn't remember if she wore a dress thnt was red, white or blue! Stodgy people ran train themaelva to he more observ­ ant, so send for my “Compli­ ment Club" booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return en­ velope, plus 20 cents. Within 30 days you cun he a changed personality — and for the lietter. (Always write to Dr. Crane in rare of this news­ paper. enclosing a long stamped, addressed ent el­ ope and 20 cents to rover typing and printing coats o e l —when you send for one of hi* booklets.) a pious slant by taking otV er people ns he finds them. His position ax (in »oni^ sense) *‘n priestly type. I could make it very difficult for him to meet another p. -. son simply ns a person, an I not ns a sinner, or a poten­ tial saint, or a possible new member, nr a useful rontru-’, or someone to serve. To accept a priestly calling is to gel rid of n great deal of the irrelevances of chur-' \ life; but it is nlso to occupy a privileged position. Mora nnd more today the Chun it tnlk« about service. Good— so long ns we realize the po­ sition we put the world in by wanting to serve it. It ,x hard for the Church, espec­ ially the western Churches, to appreciate how unconifortnhle it often is to be m ) the receiving end. The very fact of giving puts one, or so it seems, in n superior po­ sition. The old age pension­ er, who goes next door, r ic e pudding in hand, has got hold of more than a pudding when she says. "Now. dear, I hope you won’t be offend­ ed." The truth is that giving without love is always an in* * suit. In the perfect rity |ovr is entirely mutual. I’osxexsiv • interference, onesided "dim ­ ity," unintended offense, du­ tiful kindness, all give way to the fulfillment of life in relationship to the in-and-out of adventurous love. Thu city saint lives al- | ready in this spirit. Every person is a new discovery, and he never gives without receiving. He recognizes that the bearing of a helpless in­ valid cun be salt that savins a whole lump of living. Ha will be glad that the laiik'hter of children's voices in the playground makes a contribu­ tion to the city’s life. And he • will quietly accept his place in a world that is God's, grateful to know that he mny be of most Use when he is least conscious of himself und his catling. M W Whatewr jo b BILL VINCENT iia iia ii'iiu x Dr. Crone’s compared Christ’s action with theirs: “He humbled himself. We can't. There Is no lower plsce for us to go." There Is something “for this world'' in taking your­ self as you are. Religions say strive, march. fight. Christ says, "Be yourself and let Me look after things, and put you in your place.” Hecause the saint knows his place, his life is not a eonatant effort to get to it. or to justify his stand­ ing on it. He knows he is not holy hy exertion, lie is given his status. Our concentration on holi­ ness could turn you into a self-rente red struggler or it s e l f -despairing straggler. You mny try to understand holiness, but you must not try to attain it in grim de­ termination, if you do, you will not he at all "nice 'o know.’’ I remember the comment of a keen observer, "If only you Christian people could relax and enjoy life." Because the saint is "in God." he can la? in every­ thing, and take life as he finds it. Thirdly, the city saint showa a worldly rather than i ••• || 700 emu a m far k bank \ Come in! te B & W S a e _____ __________ 312 WEST FIRST ST. __________ SANFORD, FLA I odge Boys out-trade everyone again with devilish deals like this one on Dodge Polara! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST lat STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA *2 8 2 1 PRICh •TART AT �Cam per Coaches Latest Fad 0153235348232348484853532323 n m v A H i) n o o n and co ko n kt :. di) z - im w t h v iio io r STir HauTurR tfrraTTI A p ril fl. 19fiS — Pnpo R Once upon .1 tune, \m eri can families who camped in a park or wood for two week* during the summer considered themselves real outdoor folk Now thousands of fun loving families regard all 52 weeks of the year ‘ fair game" for their outdoor campouts and recreation Hotter clothing, more mod ern facilities geared to out door living, and in Iter roads contributing to ea«? of travel, are cncouraring more and more American families to take to the open road amt camp out in all sea-on* A Ford Division survey showed that recreation ve [ hides, Kconntino tan* con verted to campers, and pickup truck mounted camper cache* are in use virtually the year I ’ A l 'I . lil.K A S U N A M ) M t'S TA M * round. Proving their \ersatil | itv, tiiey'ro n«eil for lake -hors camping trips, skung week ends, football outings, to! tog Catling trips, water nr ice fi-binc. htintin; trips, or ju-t plain sightseeing because vehicle* >ueh a- the I'ml ci- hit* ymintrft a Isire - .1 »t ;»»w.11«l fiit iiu: Until *• at Tbi* wUlnur I'tltpbllHft lift *oi point in u n!tun*t nil of th# Keonolme van ean be heated i» | Ihiyri* bin •* a limit** of tin* b-fietb itp| wiilih of 1***1. *»*lmfs Myliiiff I'lcim'iiU, nr# ft'« l '.*•*?* throughout, a family of four w ith *tk*nifrt lint f .ut rn^tiw* i m urine ftu lii h sin* nioili'ln e i ' *■* fh iit i n nut*. m nn in* h lmie* t Uum piule**** or five can be comfortable in i« ubti-iiith \ s u th n t **- *i\ * iipp**;intm «». HlTvi mpacf urul itll-tH H one even in sub zero tempera M vlitm t»* «*m|»lui hiri:«*M in UM*| with bii*j;rr bnri»*l fm but i toi In it tJti it* riii' lOiivi'N, a *' 11it'll I -bp 11**t| lures Most pickup truck l i n*t»*r Ichi: tli mill width . llhlt -till h \ S 1%If ll fu lll bill unlit* i* I iniipinI in ii full, linliriiti* nml i«iir ni*le winmounted camper coaches an til'd m. \ ti iu lfi£ |»;I«kilCi- * til i t l iJ ilb u ir l.M . p blth *i|H'iimu. %%lilt'll wblt'iii* .heated with ga« furnaces piom otr ii i mi*I *iui• t* * "I- ,ii li \ «:if m m i* mitt mm*' nt rsp b 4’inl to mu'lpnf twin Snow tire* anil chains make it riilt*, t* fin* mi n i* fur In ' it i I *op!*' \%hn b/ivr bi*4 H buying bt*ii/,4intal Imulliebtf* 'I'li** up* possible for flu* more advon ■i •t; mIsi 1 —i ■ * m i* mi* imivin^ ft'i riii; i* of tfir t \ hadr i ' | « -tiTinik,* rut it»n, Msf.1t •! pi ui i ’i turous te leave the main mad*i lip to till' Hint*' llolllM* iiumU biiiupi'f fo|b.p«4 tbi' Iili*' of tiuii btnlv *h i and get elose to tin1 best hunt i -U \i blrli nfft'i rublnl nizi% tip* milb* ofi'tiiiur. wmppine mill ln tD 'i n in iln u f f **t irn m ing and fishing sites »’l VI' d.ility Inn*' l)i**.♦ii I.llltl *«tini'nit'll* «• ri in *1 «itinfni 1 u ip If i nt tin' front m nl n io u n ti Ford recreation vehicle *pc ,*t the niib'R. into 1lodge'* iif *\ 121 111. ll- Kvnm ,1 NtihoK. Mmlj;** cialist* estimate tiiat some 75 tin! nnm.ieri, *ahl. vi brt'll •JIM* mihli-U Iti*r tml liirbii*, «'\trtii(iiu* 0*«0 pickup campers will In Th.- 1'i.blt u f,.i Inc ily pi.. ’ Ibr I’obiia ha«* l»tvn tail- tioi 1,’m itally funn tb r t'ltiU 4if sold tins year, while another A'on can now apply by mail, di­ the tninU bil flu*’, wi.btt 5.090 to 7.,Vsi Keonolme van (in* «>ii on :i 1It* Inch w»..... o iiil to in****! tbi* •b*iniili*i/# rect to the Home Otllce, for a bill** , It? w ill l.< will'll 1 1 1 1 1 Ill'll S t a r t in i: w ill* n m*w * h i *If it rJi*ltiii)1> to 1 h«* miti'i ii1ir*4 s type vehicles will tie convert. l ife Insurance Policy providing H1T:f iil I In■ S infill ll \ lllo “••IKII fill's Til. 11If It |it»*Xi|tb* ft* o f tip* if nr pmu l i in n uni«|in- ( 1*000 or I loot) giiarntilred-rala s'*l to camper u*e Show 14...I Hi-- 1>nrt, * t.nuict i n i tin* 'bTi robin* Mtbm ib'ltii'liko tlnijH*. lifetime protection. Application Mini < ll-l.illl S'tl till, x \vill be 1blirbi'f «|unl i*|H'flMtifU, llinli* f n i n . l pbl-A It illM .llln l III H in t rates mailed t<> you without M1TH.KR FI.AITIIH kIinvvII nimuhiim IIMill ail IN. h of i11111i11It11111 fit*' m,1c wilhlowr*. obligation. No .agent will rail. The Improved es-haust sis. TI..* MX Hllull'U 111 til. I’.il- limit tt*nt hi'mbnnm, half ini Tear out this mi nml I In* ip'W roiifn m*' thiiini't tern on the t••*».% Chrysler in ui a 111it* at «■ a fttiir «!«*«»t iiu ti Hint** ii n r sti'iil bfiiil- witluHit mu i ifu-iiu; H tupttm il mail today with y our I nnmr, address, rip eludes new mufflers that are Jti'flfill, t U |U il'iiUl it Til! (still 4)sifi f •*«niii, iMralir I ton! mnl n.tt j*tii'imill, lbr run* roof lint* rode mid y e a r of located higher tor better mad fiill«ltii|ii*. a i uf j v r l 1iltI•* jiiht • it l i e r"Nin. mnl m m . nt- himI limit wiipIova mnl ntu | protection They are flatter t\\i» fiiUI’ilttoi Miltiiil!* Ak.ik* iiitiii t* mnl •*\it *pm *■ Unlit IHP'S ip i mint for th** bine*'1 birth to *5r»at l.akrs Insurance Co., Hlgin, III. GDIS'.'. Dept. and wider an.) also aluminized o il* till** fm *4i\ |nir*f4i«tH:oi*, tin* biti'fsl 11##*| Ibiilg*' lip'll■ u itiilnw t. i ill'.1 . . i' to ivsi*t corrosion. Hill* fill fitJilt* \v it it «U. Tin* two jititlioii Uii^tii.i, in- { New Styling In Polara Funeral Funds ForPeopleAges 39 to 79 h a iio m ) wmrmtN a m i •«:. i .k m a n s io n y k im i i i i .i ; Where people linger longest at the Auto Show Oldsmobile F-85 Lively And Economical OVIsmobilc's new F S5. the divisions increasingly popu­ lar entry in the low price field, will t>e displayed along with other ’65 Old-mobiles at the Sanford Auto Show. The lively, economical F-83 reveals many changes (or '65 Kvtensive restyling features new interior appointments, a Hew die-test grille, new bump ers, and new car side trim with full-length moldings at bumper level and around wheel oi*en;Dgs. Sm art rw w rear styling includes four large rectangular tail lights and a re-designed rear body pan*’! Two high performing Jet fire Rocket d-io cubic inch V h on gines are available. Standard equipment on Cutlass models, and available on all other F S5's, is a 315 horsepo wer 10 25 to 1 compression ratio en gine The other engine is a 250 horsepower V-S whirh ope rats on regular gasoline Tim Econ-O-Way V-6 is aval,able for the buy<*i interested in ope i rear *u .pension, provide in rating ecunomy ..ml low initial ir<'.i-4-<| (M-rformance, smooth- M ercu ry* now in the LincolnCont menial trddilion...Winner ->f the coveted “Car Lite" award tor automotive excellence. | C o m e t* drove from bottom to top of the world in 40 days and nights to show why it’s still World’s Durability Champion. \*f cost Anj’yf *heve engines may er ride and improved handling to. teamed wilih the smooth, Top of the line F-85 s are the highly responsive Jetaway au e silting Cutlass models avail lomatic Iran-missioo. aide in three lr«ly styles, the Mechanical advancements Cutlass Coupe, Cutlass llolilny in the F 85's include new Coujie and ( iitla-s Convertible eylindncally pivoted stamped In addition to the Cutlass sheet metal rocker arms in all other holy style* include a drV-8's, an<I a larger carbur luxe four-floor sedan and sta etor in the 2 barrel Jetfire Km Hon wagon, a standard club ket engine These develop coupe, four-iI(air sedan ami sta See Lhe "UiiiK C roaljy Sltow " M utiduy N i r Ii I, 9:H0 I’M, W F T V , C h an n el ll menti, along with revised I tion wagon, and a V-6 Siiurti tsody mounts, springs and coupe. Comet At the Auto Show, April 7 to April 9, Downtown Sanford HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue a phoduct of C tA T p d ') moior coMPaor. uticOLt. MtRCURr division �1MB Solon Backs Tournoy IT. AUGUSTINE (UPI) - A proposed 1100,000 |a ll tourna­ ment backed by state fuwlj would paip bug# reward* ta publicity and could Im tumod into an Inlarnatlonal chain* plonihlp, Stata Ian. Verla 0. Pop* aald yaatarday. The vataran leglstotivo laid or aald "tha Idaa haa a lot of merit. 1’va alwaya thought thara la a lot of good publicity tn that fiald that wa could gat for a reasonable amount of money,’’ Pepa conceded It would be hard to gat fundi — eepeciaUy with Gov. Haydon Burn*' "no* new taaaa" promiia—but Mwa would probably get much more hack In bualnesi than we would pul it." Pope auggeiled that such a big money tourney might be atrctched from 7! to *0 holea ami include Invitations to golf rhamploni from throughout the world. lie auggeitcd the location of tha tournament could be rotat­ ed with the event held altarna* ly in louth, central, northeast and the Gulf Coast area* of the atate. Celtics Seek Playoff Win Over Philly Halted Praia International The notion Celtic*, given a convincing demonstration of the professional veraion of the "college try" In last nlght'a Loa Angeles victory over Bal­ timore, bid for their second victory over the Philadelphia 76era tonight in (he National Basketball Association'! East* era Division playoffs. Despite the absence of El­ gin Baylor, the l.akrra won their second straight flame over the Baltimore Bulled, 111-115, Monday nlflht at I ds Anflcles, Jerry Wcat scored 51 poind for a two-game total of tot. With the aeriei 20, the 1-akcra and Bulled move to Baltimore for games Wednes­ day and Friday. Boston won the first game Sunday over Philadelphia, 10868, despite the fact the Celtics were not physically up to par. Tonight's game will be played at Philadelphia, with the aer­ ies moving back to Boston Thursday. "We're a very courageous team and we proved it Monday night," aald Coach Fred Schaua after his I, alters squeaked by the Hulled, The courage waa matched by the superb pley of West end the surprise defensive work of Beylor’a sub, Don Nalson, on Giis Johnson. "We've got to win those two fn Baltimore," aald Coach Buddy Jeanett. jcliMt* *£r«*4 "We nerd e HUT FOH ACTION TODAY In Mt. Dorn w a te rs are these member* nf Seminole Utah School Kirin awimminu team. I.eft to rtaht, the Kiri* aro: Front row, Itoaomary Walton anil Durham Dolt; hark row, Martha Knaky, Cheryl* Murry ami Linda May. The Bill* lost their hint mitlnir Friday against Behring. (Herald l’hoto) Versalles Fined Razorbacks For Fast Tongue Named Top College Team 8T. PETERSBURG (UI'J) — Shortstop Zailo Verialle* of the MinncinU Twins must pay a (500 fine today be­ cause he was faster with a retort than he was I,risking for • ground ball. Vcrsatlra drew the ire of Manager Sam Mole when he fulled tn reach a mediums|H*rd ground hall that went Into center fisld for a single In the fourth inning of Mon­ day's a-1 loss to the New York Mrla, Versallea broke llnwly and made a lackadaisical stab at the ball in wlml M< Is railed "failure to give me an allout effort," Rookie Bill Ilclliea was told to warm up Immediate­ ly and he replaced Veranlles at shortstop while Ilia next .Met hatter was still at the plate. At the end of the In­ ning, Versalles headed for the clubhouse hut was stopped by Alele in a runway behind the dugnul. "I’ll »<">' on the bench for Billy Martin,’* Versallea re­ torted when Mele ordered him tn remain in the dugnut for the rest of the game. "That will rust you tlUO," replied Alele. "Why don't you make it (L’OOT" challenged Versalles, "All right, I will," said Alele. "it's (200." "Why not make it (300?" shouted Versalles. "Alt right," answered Alele, “that's what It i», (500, now get on tha bench." NEW YOItK fU 1*1) — The University of Arkansas, the only major team to finish the season unbeaten and untied, today waa voted the out­ standing milage f o o t b a l l arpiad of Ulflt by the Nation­ al Academy nf Sports. Tha Razorbacks, who pol­ ished off their perfect cam­ paign by beating Nebraska in lht> Cotton llowl, received bl first place votes and a to­ tal 2,14 points In the academy voting. Notre Dame was second with tltl first-place ballots rind 111.1 points, followed by .Michigan with to I points, Alabama with 102 and Texas with 05. La Pete Seeking 4th Win Homer Herndon’s La Pete, Pcrfecta (ft 4) (l3l.to Qulnlela (1*7) $64.80 winner of his last three starts, 7th Race — 5/l« — Time 21.(2 Pcrfecta (1*7) (223 20 goes for his first Grade A win .Mad (icnlui 22.80 C CO 5 (X) loth Race — *• — Time 40.20 of the season In tonight's fea­ tilmnne 8 00 .i on (Derby Keml Finals) tured loth race. World Fairest 5 to Pale Star MO 3 20 3 00 La Pete, a whirlwind starter Qulnlela (2-7) (40 80 Rusty Jet 3 60 3 10 all itiaon, will Ims running Perfect* (7-2) (430 00 Nison'* Jerry 4 00 against his best competition Mh Race - 1/14 - Time 21.44 Qulnlela (2 3) (27.40 this season. Also In the field Cadenlta 12 80 5.40 3.60 Pcrfecta (3-2) (93.30 wlU be Circus Sunshine, Rapid Donna’* Mlaa Kay 9.40 6.40 llth Race — S — Tima 3M ) Progress, III Troubles, Go Let­ Barberry Eva 4.20 (Derby Senl-Flails) ter, Johnnie Bush, Abby Gee Q u U s W e - f g - D - U M O ---------------- Miae AYfcirD- --S.9C-2.I3-2 0C epllt," ha aald after Monday and Brusque, Perfect! ( 7 0 (118.40 •Silver World 1.40 3.40 With less than two weeks re­ Hh Race — 1/lft — Tima 11.55 Double Demon nlght'a victory. 4.30 maining on the ichodule, at­ Baylor, to apur hla team­ Gale Man 7.40 4 20 1.10 qulnlela (2-1) (I to mates, tent a message which tention Is focused on Friday Borden'* Pride (.20 4.00 Pcrfecta (20) (31 50 •aid In part, "I want my play­ Right's running of tha Central Quite Nice 210 Mutual handle (tot,M l off money " The alar for­ Florida Derby. Running In the ward waa aldellned at least for headline attraction wlU be Ihe tha remainder of tha season best eight distance runners at ONLY RACING DAYS LEFT! by a knae Injury for which ha the trick. The trick la scheduled to underwent surgery Sunday. Weat had bean harassed by close April llth with the runn­ rookie Wally Jones, whom he ing of the Au Revolr Handicap. Results of Monday races; credited with a fine defensive effort. But It was hardly 1st Race - i/l« - Time 31.55 15 20 6 ft) 4.40 enough to atop tha backcourt Woodridge Shrapoel a 20 4 40 alar from Weat Virginia. 1 00 Don Ohl, the iharpabooter Finish Rocker who tolled In vain for Detroit Quintals <1-21 D I M until last year, hit M for the 2nd Race - l / t l - Tima )I.M heal single effort tn behalf ef Fickle Fortune I.H S.fo s ao I5.M T.ao Baltimore. Johnson hit for >7 Glager'a Gone MO end Walt Ballatny banged la Ample Rock BOTH ANNUAL Qulnlela O-T) DI M M. Perfects (1-7) 1224 M Dally double (M l It IT.ft) 3rd Race - S/ia - Time ll.m Barberry Hank 22.30 M 0 4.40 W.D.'i Money Maa 1.10 3.40 IIRHRY CONSOLATION RAC P.8 Tumble Lou 1.10 ■ r Julia la r ia t April 8th Qulnlela (l-l) IttOO First weak winners tn tba Perfeota (1-3) 1154.40 R acin g N ig h tly — 8 :1 0 E x cep t S u n d ay Hole-ln-Oaa Tournament be­ 4th Race — l/ta — Time 32.11 ing sponsored by South Semi­ Elbee'a Barge 14.00 5.30 3.40 MATINEF.H — WED. * BAT. — I P.M. nole Jaycee* war* Kra Leuen- Ann Con 11.40 a.zo berger of Land O'Lakat Coua- B.B.'o Mold MO Popular I'KBKKlTAHJ try Club, CaiMlborry, first Qulnlela (14) 140 *8 Horry, No At Inure prise pro-line irons, and Jack Perfect! (14) (14270 Shubcrt of Orange Knott Ootf Mh Race - S - Time 41.41 Driving Range, Altamonte Barberry Gua 29.40 33.40 12 SO Springs, who took both the at- New Run 1.40 sno 2.|o road and third prise pro-Uae Pleaae Mabel woods and golf bag. Qulnlela (B-T) (422.10 J 'i / a x d o The tournament, which is Pcrfecta (74) (M il 50 M N N I I 1 I OH being conducted at Orange •4h Race — f/ia - Tima l i e* Knoll oa IR 434, will run Larry 0 Larry 5.00 3.60 2.60 HWT. 17-92 (bought April 10 with winner Sam lfam 4 w 3,40 4.40 MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO a t the April I t flails getting Honey Spot |50() savings bond. QuiaieU (44) 18.00 11 Golf Tourney Central Florida Derby APRIL 9 Winners Named T 'Hounds Nicklaus Picked To Win Masters In OBC Contest By Jlra Bacchus Herald Sports Writer Coach Jim Payne will lake hla Lyman Greyhoundi to Winter Garden this evening to compete with Lake view In an Orange Belt Conference baseball game. The Hounds' OBC record stands at 2-1, with victories over DeLind end Wildwood end losses to Leesburg snd Kissimmee. A victory over the Red De­ vils today would help Lyman considerably in their qurit for a position In the OBC pliyoffs. Either Steve Simpkins or •Msrk Brewer will go lo the mound for Lyman this af|ernoon. Simpkins has been the alalwart of the pitching staff thus far and sophomore Brew­ er has been effective In his two appearances. John Tipple, who belled two doubles against Oviedo, will probably be In left field once again. Allen Currens and Don Paulsen will be the other By chasers In center and right, respectively. The Inlirld will consist of Marvtn Cook at first base, Mike Sterling at second, Brent Helms at shortstop and Larry Baker at third. Cook Is the possessor of one of the finest batting averages on the club and has been Payne’s chief power hitter all season. Sterling has been hitting the ball well In recent outings and has climbed lo the fifth spot In the batting order. Infield reserves are Mike Lucas, Larry Miller, Bonnie Boston and Brian Bury. The catcher will bo sopho­ more Larry Lott, who has proven to be one of the moat valuable players on the team. Ituss nramlcs is an efficient relief man with a good bat. He has a 1.000 batting aver­ age (or the season, with one bit in one appearance. Pompano Park AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPf) Arnold Palmer, (till (hooting for that elusive grand alam, was the icntimeotal favorite snd power-hitting Jack Nick* laui the betting choice today for the M u teri Golf Tourna­ ment beginning Thursday. Nicklaus, the IMS winner, wai 4 lo 1 In the pre-tourna­ ment odds, with Palmer rated second at * to 1. "I guess thin ii tha first lime In a long while I'm not favored to win the Misters," seid Palmer, ■ four time win­ ner of the coveted green Jac­ ket which goea to the champ­ ion tech year, elong with ■ bundle of money. "But It doesn't bother me. When 1 was asked what I thought about thoie odds fav­ oring Jack, I replied I thought they were right. Or. this course, he certainly figure*. "That doesn't mean I'm conceding anything to Jack or anyone elie. I'm not at the that's getting old. After *n, top of my game, but I feel I'm 1this Is my llth Masters and coming around and a i you I’ve been a professional for know I alwaya shoot for this 10 years.” In four of those 10 years as one." It'* the one the golden hoy a golfer eligible for that of tha links has to win it he grand alam, Palmer haa atartever la to achieve that grand ed out on the right foot and slam. Palmer admlla hla won the Mastrre — in 1051, chance* of ever rapturing It I960, 1961 end 1964. The best are gelling tougher every he ever did, however, wai win two of the four titlei that yeir. "I'm 33 yeare old now," hi make up the grand atom. On* explain*, "and In my business year he added the U. S. Open to hla Mailers title, another year the British Open, but ha never did put those three to­ gether. And the fourth one — tha PGA Professional Golfers As­ sociation title—ho never hie won. Heavyweight Jot Lanes Team Ernie Terrell Gains Top Spot Given Crown TORONTO (UPI) — Ernie Terrell of Chicago was desig­ nated the world's heavyweight champion today in the month­ ly ratings issued by the World Boaing Association. Terrell earned this official recognition from the WBA by virtue of hla victory over Eddia Machcn. Former world champion Floyd Patterson, who has Just turned down an offer to fight Terrell, waa list­ ed ai the No. t challenger. The WBA selected Jose Torres >s Its boxer of Ihe month. Torres won the light heavy­ weight championship with a ninth-round technical knock­ out WUUe Pastrano at Madi­ son Square Garden last week. Pastrano dropped to No. 3 among contenders foe Torres’ crown behind Weni Thornton and Msuro Mina. Emile Griffith, who success­ fully defended hla welter­ weight title In the other helf of the championship doubleheader laat week, continued to head hi* dlvlaion. However, Jose Stable, who toil to Grif­ fith on a unanimous decision, fell to fourth among the con­ tenders. Listed as the No. 1 challeng­ er to Griffith was Manuel Gonsales, followed by Luis Rodri­ gue! and Brian Vurvla of Wales, Ends Season decreased attendance from last season. Projected figure* show that the track will average out to a nightly handla of (175,000 compared to (143,040 last year. Total handle fur the eeaeon will eurpeea (16 million. Total attendance will eurp a n the 410,000 mark for tha VKItO REACH (UPI) — action—an average of 4,600 Sandy Koufax was due to re­ betture a night. Last yaar'a join Ihe |,oi Angeles Dod­ average was 4,702. gers, bringing with him an added burden on his ulrcndytroubled left arm. HOUSTON Koufax, tha best pitcher In the major leagues when hli bander Mel Btottlymyra will arm Isn't troubling him, wai pitch for the New York Yan­ given permiialon from team kees Friday against the physician Robert Kerlan to Houston Astros in the soldreturn to ramp from !.»* out official opening game of Angeles after a four-day ab- the Harria County domed stadium. tenra for examination. P O M I ’ A N O (UPI) — Pompano Park burni-ss track wind* up Its pj-nighi mocl­ ing tonight witli averages • flowing Inrreasnl bundle ami Koufax Rejoins Dodgers Squad City League action found the Jet Lane* entry going back Into first place by total pinfall ai they tied Bob'* Res­ taurant team In win* end losses. Jet Lancs gained its tie via a two and two apllt with the Sanford Manufactur­ ing team a i Jack Kanner aet the pace with s 541 aeriei. Dale Nybeck wai the bomber for S a n f o r d Manufacturing with a 803/510 aet fallowed by Jeck Frost with 204/57!. Pryor'e State Farm Insurante team put the akida to Bob’* Restaurant with • three point victory ai John Zeull pounded out a big 211/557 and hli running-mate Jerry Ferolla lipped through with a good 211/54!. Don Dorman turned In the best effort for Bob'* Reataurent with 201/ 547. The Cook's Corner fivetome held onto III fourth place epot with a clean four point awaep of the American Legion team. A n d y (the bomb) Patrick ripped the pirn with a 147/451 aeriei while Harold Appleby waa high for tha Legionnaire* with a 506 aet. The Labe Monro* Inn team movtd bark Into fifth place with a four game romp over the Wisdom Sod Service team. Lake Monroe Inn aasumea the fifth apot on the strength of total pinfall alnca Rose and Wilk'i Restaurant team haa the aim* number of win* and losaea. John Kneeland aet the pice for Lake Monroe with a 225/615 followed by Harry Pentecost with a 310/600. Doug Owen* was the big gun for Wisdom with • 227/556. The Rose and Wllk’a Restau­ rant team took three points from Harry’s Bar snd Pack­ age on the strength of Gordon lioneycutl'i >30/512 series. Hank K relstr had ■ high 4M aet for Harry'a Bar and Pack­ ageBust Carman fired a red hot 231/543 to keep RVAIMI Re- eon In contention ai they gained a iplit with the tough RVAH-3 Oddballs and there­ by held onto their number one spot. Dan Casey rolled a 506 series and Rick Skelly a 546 scries for the Oddballs- The RVAH-3 Rlnkydinks showed a ftw heavy hitters while grab­ bing three points from RVAH12 Maintenance. Britton hit 503, Pat Fttipatrlck had a 507 series, Chuck Basinger rolled 101/522 and Bob Bates shot 200/534 while Klrkhsm with 502 snd Martin with sit were| high for tha Malnlensr.ee team. Bergren, with a 206 game, paced RVAH-12 Officers to a three game win over BHAW-1 "B" teem. VAH-7 Ordinance set the VAH-tt Officer! down on three counts as Bill Sharp hit for a 200/524 snd DeMark rolled 213/499 for the officer*. Ray Hatchett with a 521 aeries and Bill Yollnek with a 204/27 provided tha apark that push­ ed RVAH-3 Ops to • three game win over VAH-7 Spooks. Ichuli tallied a 209/502 for tha Spooks. Holt rolled 147/534 for Specie] Services and BUI Dsmon s h o t 176/516 for RVAH-1 Halfbrcedi In their two game split. McMillan showed a 526 aer­ ies in a three point loss for HVAH-12 Officers to RVAJI13 “C" team. Gene Rogero with 190/505 and Tex Farris with 165/546 were the main­ stays for NAS Maint "A" team In a four game sweep of RVA1M3 "B" team who had Brown as high roller with a 506 aerial. RVA1I-I3 I)eikJoc­ keys won alt four point* from NAS Opa "C" team who had Cccere a i high man with a 504 series. Dale Nybcck hit a 509 series and Charlie Legal a 203/534 for Med/Dent in a four same sweep of series from the VAH-tt Eight Balls. Tiger Miller aet the pice for the Eight Balli with ■ 213/ 509. Casselberry Little League Nine Triumphs The Ceaselbcrry I n d i a n a came from behind last night lo defeat Sunland's Yankees 8 2 in Little League action at C, L. Cooper field in Cassel­ berry. Tha Indians tallied once in the top of the first but Sunland came back to tie It In the bottom of the Inning. The Yanki added a run in the third and held a 2-1 lead go­ ing Into the fifth frame. H waa here that the Trlho went into action. They struck for three runs In the fifth and then clinched It with four more In the elxth. A pair of triple* by Larry Cote end Terry Baker were key clouti In the uprising. Baker received eredit for the victory going all the way on the mound. H waa the second victory of the younfl season for Cassel­ berry. They won their first contest on Saturday, an 111 opening triumph over the Al­ tamonte Senatora. Sunlind sports a record of two lossoi, having fallen vic­ tim to the Longwood Braves prior to la it night. Casselberry walloped t h a Yanka lft-1 in the farm team game, Tom Olaon waa the winning pitcher for the Indians, with Lee Cote hurling two Innings of relief. Tho Bear Lake Plraica will meet tho Altamonte Senator* this evening at Cooper Field, with tho farm team* playing at 6 p.m. and the U tile Lea­ gue team* at A Starter Set curn—Right, NOW - SEE THE dwENS LINE o r WATER CRAFT Owe*■* "Bnranee*” Flagship Ixpraee to Mf . . . mJ and beautiful. A graven performer perfect fne r, four frelief In nny woterway, this robust ________ trulsertleep* four ____ _____ In anmfnrt nn annvnrllMn dinette andforward veo bortho. In no ffvtrfaat galtoy effort nil eonvewlowena of haaaa Including Rush-mounted alcohol etnvo, largo let died and pnreolnln anamol eink. Hugo hanging locker Mr r sloth** wrinklo frno , , . ready In wonr nn nny aienilan, Ample Merage spate throughout. Generous wan W otaw to-mointoln vinyl*. Forelock to tank faced weldweod. Fewer to ■ 225 h.p. 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Florida 5> *■> �(Dsuah CUbby: DEAR ADRY: I im i 2J. year-old working girl who it In lovs with Gory, • Jun­ ior in college. We hove known earh other for four year*, ami have been dat­ ing regularly for two year*. By Abigoil Von Buren Before Gary went away to college he was Juit like any other guy, but what college h at done to him i* terrible, ft acemi that every time I go out with him he trie* to get me to go all the way. I keep telling him no, but I don't ice how I ran hold out much longer. I love hint and he lovea me. I don’t want to date anyone eUe. All I want ia for Gary to reaped ire, Flense tell me how (o keep him without giving in. If you use my letter in your column, please don't use hie real name. GARY'S GIRL DEAR GIRL: If It's re­ spect you want, keep right on saying no. Only luuderl "Giving In" would provide Gary with the best reason In the world to drop you. 10-11 p.m. (NBC) NBC time all the aeaa are in Park­ juitica hide out in the home If h* is the man for you, White Paper. "Terror In the er's hand. The Shah of Dur­ of a tranqullllied old lady there will be plenty of time Strait*-" An examination of an! refuses to deal with the with an excitement-hungry for such intimacies after what aeoma to be a national Navy unless ha ran deal with daughter (and Kimbla doesn’t you are marriad, without crime wave of violence in the Admiral Parker. P arkrr gets satlafy that hunger ona hit). the guilt, fear and ahama hi* promotion and runs wild. Kimble gets one of the con­ that accompany pre-marleitiei. In one tense, thia a t­ But, a t tha last minute, av- victs to surrender after showtal relatione. And if he ia tem pt! to be delarhed and eryone'a in for a shock, with Ing him there la a difference not tha man for you, youU neutral, that ia in determin­ a few contributions from between an accidental homi­ be glad you held out. ing whether there ix in much Fuji. • • » cide and cold-blooded murder. violent crime as people »eem 10-11 p.m. (ABC) The And if you’re looking for the DEAR ABBYi Maybe I to think. The program drlvea Fugitive. **A. P- B." Kimble latter, stay with tha ahow. ahouid listen to my husband Into the effectiveness of ell!- gets involved with aoma es­ Good guest list, headed by and mind my own buaintaa, ten s forming anti-crime aux- caped convicts and baa to Paul Richards, Jim Nusier, but aamathing Inilda tna Hilaries and what atepi can tend to tha leader's bullet Lou Antonio, Shirley Knight won’t permit it. Hera'a tha be ami are being taken to wounds. Tha refugees from and Virginia Gregg•lory i Wa bought thia combat crime on an official houaa last November and level. are making paymenti on It. 7:30-B;!t(l p.m. (NBC) Mr. Tha woman next door must Novak. "There's a Penguin In be eraay. She beata her My Garden." Vera Mllei kid* so bad I Just can't f t ) Leva * f U fa TUESDAY P. M. guesti as a nun-turned-leachatand to hear them cry and (S) Panne Jlssd cr who blames her nephew's ( :ll (I) Nana whimper. We don't epeak, H ill (I) Nawa kporla. Wsathar irresponsibilities on Novak's II.to (I) Truth nr Const(I) Ntws aa eht cussed ma out tha quancta (1) Ntwacopa Cant. failure a* hla teacher. She de­ (11 Faibar Know* Hail day we moved in and I atay ic e t o cite s*w4— waltsr rides to take the boy under (I) starch fur Tomor­ Cron kits clear of her. I can hear her row (1) Hunllay-Prlnklsy hor wing and try"to straight­ ■creaming a t lliua* kid* and H, Aiiuanania l t d II) Guiding Light en him out in three months. 1 :SS (<) Adtsnlurss In Para- II.It (I) MIC News knocking t h e i r h e a d a But, in counseling him, her 1:00 Ml (11rI Talk dlsa ngainat the walla and floors IS) Tann, Krnl* («) CHS Itrpnrta own problems in gruwing up until it's about to drive me C Nawa. Kd, Wsathsr *:!'> H i Mr. Novak keep getting in her way. Re­ 1:11 C) Focus IS) Conti i t out of my mind. The neigh­ I :!* (II As Tha Warld Turns freshing dialogue help! keep I :rvq tli Jnt r lllahop Show bor on the other side of her (II l.sl'a Make A prat 1:30 (II Hullabaloo this one a t a high level of (V Nawsllna IS) Mcllata’ s Navy says she hears it, too. The IS) Itr-d Hkalton Interest. 1:11 C) NHC N*wa kills are never outside and S-OO (51 Th a Tycoon 1:00 Ml Password 8:30-0:30 p.m. (CBS). The 5.10 (II Petticoat Junction don't go to achool yet, ao C» Moment of Truth Red Skelton Hour. Clem Ka(5) Payton fUc* (SI Flams In lha Wind if they hav* bruises nobody III TW-I diddlehopper goes to achool 1:10 Ml Art IJnklatiar aeea them, 10.00 (5) 1 Uklllv* to* Pay In Court and It's not u bud idea when l«| Thr tioctora A Nuria* I have kids of my own (I) The Poelora C | Terror In Tha Mlraat* *5* (>) APC Nrw • Patrice Munsel ia the teach­ and I know how mad klda 11:0R C l til (SI N ih* t:0S 111 T* Tell lha Truth er. Her mistake ia trying to 11.11 (SI Tha I-ai* Show ran make you, hut I hope (S) (lrnsral Hospital make Clem a apclllng cham­ i 1:1k (t) ThiaUr of tha Star* I drop dead If I ever hit (1) Another World U:1C (!) Tonlabt Show 1:11 Ml Nawa pion. Misa Munsel also sings mine like the hits hern, I ISO C> You Don't hay WEDNESDAY A. M. a selection of songs, hacked saw the people we bought Ml Tha KiUs of Nllht *1(10 (t) man o« by the Tom Hansen Iluncera 1:11 c i Munshlna Almanaa (9) Young Marriads our home from and they t:00 |l ) Tha Match Uam* and the Alen Copeland Sing­ lit) Ml Nawa k Waathar said that's the reason they |S Trallmattsy Inlro. In chamltiry ers. "Little Red Hiding Hood" l;IO ill (tr Macrat glnrm moved. (NOW they tel! til Nunrla* Samailar t i l t t i l NUC Nawa is the title of the silent spot, Till (I) Today 1:30 C) Mika p.iuqlaa Show ual) la thl* my business or Ml Hunshln* Almanaa with Red playing the big bad Isn't It? Tell me what to M) Pnt l t Walt T:tS Ml Wakt-up Muvlra *;10 lit Yngl Pear wolf. do, hut don't use my name f ; J 0 IS) Nawa 13) hr.in mil 8:30-0:30 p.m. (NBC). Hul­ Mo c i Faim Market Itaport 1:11 (I) or city. M*ale Manama ta 7.10 C l Today labaloo. (Color) Folk singers Hports I D M l r k u Fvane ROPK’8 END Nswacoee Joa and Eddie and the Green­ 7:11 M) I.oral Nans. Waathar ( ill (11 tS) hports, Wsathar, 1:00 (< Captain Kansaree wood County Sincere don't S : I i C > Wen (her • New* Nrw* II) Leave It To flaastr arum comfortable. And why 1:10 IS) Cartoonvill# MUFF-TV r lltM I I I . a* til ToiU y should they be, surrounded by w m ishinav a. so. 1:00 til tllyorr* Court such monster talents as Paul *.in hign (in <*) American History Timalln* VT Alike, Sylvie Vartan, Chubby *:tt (SI Ki.rclaa l: >mt>»r Itoom S:«0-S:IS A m - r l r a n History Checker, Rita Pavono and 0:10 Mi 15) Morutue Mnvl# III Marianne Faithful? However, 10:00 o Makn ltoom far 1:10-1:11) (trading C -l) S iJ-lD ll hpanlsh 111 Paddy if you like talented monsters. ( I ) N t w s with U lk a W al­ |a:in-ln:*n Hpanlsli |1) 8:30*0 pm . (ABC) Meia ra ID:!*•11 u* hnaia A** hdanca I*) Hole’s Navy. "Will the Real 10:10 C l W hat's T h is Hung )!:in 11:10 Bor 1*1 Hindi** II) ( I ) I l.ov* f.ucy Admiral Pleoie Stand U p !" t « : i l I I ) NIIC Nsw* "Love Apple" it the newest 11:31-11:11 K- yno Ias of Music Once again, it's Parker 11.00 C l Concrntratton III lipstick shade to give warmth I*) Andy of Mayliirry Wr.tIMIIIIIV P. M. against Binghamton, hut this 15) jlro. Itrldii and glow to your lip*. If you It a*.II S* Kaltldos. opa l>) 11:10 O Jeopardy 11:11-11:41 Kiudirtlme wish a very glamorous look, ( 0) T l i « Mi Coy* 11:10-1:11 (Jussi try the ovcrglsie in iridescent C l I'rlca ta Itltflit 1.10-1:40 Ksplorlog fclance lipstick. Both are created by (41 WEDNEHUAY P. HIs Iks l » irl «r •>* ‘ 1:41-1:10 (Jural VTIl Dullarry. J.iSsr, IrelM l* I'eeslr. Her* 11:00 (1) hay Whan Ha, la I'rekel*. An exciting movie Just ap­ I n lie) F.«1*(e pearing is "Young Cassidy," v v i l i u m I H t n s r r CUnry, J r . and it it truly a great picture. T „ t i l C t .n l l n r * • ■ * **»»••■* Kamarkablc acting perform­ H ailes lis le * er |Up**M ances ere given by Bod Tay­ Aaalaat •*!< t:*iet»i You *tv! mch of T*>“ *r* lor and such great names h.rahy nnllflsd *'"1 required to from the theatre a* Flora tirssrnt env claim* end aamauds wlikh you. or etltirr of Robson, Michael Redgrave y„U. may hav# aHJlnal and Edith Evans. The color it ratals of William lurn arr 4’lincy. Jr., dscatssd. lal* of Technician* and workman night for tha Park East magnificent and Uie Irish a,id Counts, ihe ‘’oiiniy judga of Ksmlnol# County. of all trades this week are Theater atill are available at tattings are dram atic and Florida, at hi* offlc* in tha awarming through Wometco’# Rolllna College Alumni houaa real. Members of Uia famed court liouaa of aald County at n e w theater building in and, if any remain unsold, Abbey Thaatre company ap­ Hanford. Florida. Wllhln ala calandar month* frnin Hi* *'m* Flald'a Plata, Winter Park, will be on aala all day Wed­ pear and lend much to the pic­ of tha first iiuldlrallon of this preparing the twin auditor- nesday at the thealer box of- ture. nr,tire. Two copies of each Gladys Jahellcy end Hjlde. 10:1, or <|rmtnd aliall Its_In iumi, named “ East" an£ . Jiv u ----------------------------- ----*1; n f m ^ l n T - aluT r-.n rf'T n V "West," for early opening*. The Orlando Chapter of garde'"both favorites' of this jtlac# of rasldanct and lm«l ofThe Park E ast ia schedul­ Hndna-nh la sponsoring thr columnist, appeared an the lira addrr*a of tha claimant, and *hall 1-* awofn to hy tha ed to open on Wednesday evening showing of "My Fair Joe Franklin WOK-TV show claimant, or ai>nt. or allnr- evening with an exclusive Lady" on Sunday and tickets recently and made a tremend­ ney and arpnmpanUd by a fllItiK fee of ona dollar and .urh Central Florida allowing of for this performance are ous bit. lUldtgsrd# tang claim or demand not ao fllr-1 the $20 million production of available f r o m H adaitah Gladys Shalisy'a song. "Peace shall hs Void ■nd Harmony," and following ilsraldln* y.shelnar Clancy the technicolor musical, "My member*. Aa eaerulrli „r lha l*eal Fair fAdy," starring Audrey The Park West auditorium thia there were 14,000 requests Will and Trutament of for the recording by HildaWilliam llarnarr Clancy, Hepburn and Rex Harrison. ia UnUtivaly scheduled to garde—so people do like songs The Rollins College Alum­ open on Wednesday, April tb, Jr., dtcaaaad davslaod. Huphtnaon A Mlia ni Club 1* apon'orlng the op­ with a new and outaUnding that are NOT "rock and roll." I* O. prawar 7. ening flight of "My Pair attraction and many opaning "Peace and Harmony" should Sanford. Florida P ublish March It A April I. Lady" aa a benefit to ralie activities are planned for this be in every home! I also II. :•>. 111*. fumie for a new field house second, and larger of the mean Uia atmosphere a t well CflK-114 and many special activitie* twlna. Both theater* are b*- a* tha record. Right? |« TUP IIK C IIT riH'HT IlF Hair stylet are really tak­ THF- KlkTII J l l l l l ' U l - CIH. are planned. Six of the alum­ ing equipped with the molt ( I tT IN AM) Ft)*4 ■LMIXII.K ni members will arrive at modern projection and sound ing hata into consideration. ( 111 \TV. FI.IIWIPA and the moa* They are being designed so 1-ATIUCIA II A I I P I N HAIt- the theater ahortly before equipment ahowtime, dressed In origi­ comfortable and pirating of that hats will go with your WICK, hair-do. P la in tiff. nal costumes which were appointment*. worn by Audrey Hepburn ItOBKKT I* DAIIWICK. Both theater! will hat* p a r . n d a n t , during the filming of tha pic* ■parill section* e q u i p p e d gorier, or at’iT ture. These costumes were with rocking chair seats with TO) Rdtir.IlT u BAHWICK. T T B ^ T S ra WED. Pafrnilanl. flown to Orlando from Hol­ deep floating euihlontd seat* UNBEARABLY T nu er* bar* by nall(l»-1 th at HAUNTING! a Hilt of Complain! f „ r Plvnrc a lywood two weeka ago and In tha regular section*. Seat* ha* b s t n f l l t j a a a ln a t you. t a d are being modeled a t aavaral will bs wlda ipaced kalwaan you ar* re quire d la m i * i * t»py of V“ ur A n s w e r o r I’lead- fashion show* being staged row* and aUggarad for easy !na lo tha Hill of C om pla int on by the Jordan Marsh Com- viewing af tha wall-to-wall tha P l a in t i f f * Attorney, If AIt - pany in Orlando and sur­ magnascopie acreena- F u l l HT R. NAHUM, tin* North Orrange stereophonic sound wilt a n a * Building. O rlando. F l o r ­ rounding citiaa thia week. ida, and f l it Ih* orlgtrial AnI-obby music before the be featured and local artiati " y u fu u u s m a w r r or I'lsa d ln a In th a nf(l<» „ f tha Clark nf tha C ircuit performance and during in- will display their painting* m o / C o u rt on or koforo lh» l l i h teriniaalon will 1* supplied in lha lobby a rt galleries. d * r of April. A. P. 11*1. It by Keyboard*, Inc., Conn you (all 'o do to. J u d a m r n t by d a f a u l l wilt l»* lake,) a s a l n s t theater organ with Joyce y. you for lha r a l l t f d t m a n d t d In Girardet at tha console. Cake ^ * * n t #i It a tb* HIM «f Com plaint. ACADEMY pONSl AND O IH ILIIK P at and coffee will be served F a rfo rd . Brmlaola County, Flor- during intermission. AWARD Ida. thl* I H h d a y of March, A. NOMINATIONS A huge "I-sdy F air" caka I). 19*1. ia bring tupplird for the op­ (■KALI Arthur II nnkw llh, Jr,, ening by Food Fair Store*, Clark, C ircuit Court. STARTS Bammula I 'w u n u . F lo rid a and mobile radio and TV SUNDAY Hy: Martha T. Vlhlrn equipment will Ira on hand Iieputy Cl*rk to catch all tha flavor of the KA It f’-V H. NAtJKfl o n e North o r a n a a n u l l ! . u s gala opening night and to in­ Orlando, Florid* terview tha celsbHtiea who Allornay for Plaintiff Publish Mar. II. I*. 1* * Apr attend. NOMINATED FOB l. tv*i BeaU for th« opining 14 ACADEMY AWARD* CPK-I* d O y h U y h li TV Time Previews Television Tonight Legal Notice Park East Theater Opening Wednesday I Rltz I- wauudont i DEAR ROPE'S: Call your sh eriff! office, or police aution and find nut how to get in touch with the Children’* Protective Asrorlatlon in your county. When defcnaelea* children are abused, it's everybody’s buaineti. T h e m o t h e r sound* I irk. t e a DEAR ABUYt The letter from the boy who wa* bom with part of hla arm m itting, ami hia problem of huw In anawer curious peo­ ple who wanted to know why, has prompted me to writs to you. I have two boys, ages $ and I, and they were troth 1mm with cleft palates, an 1 think I ran apeak with experience on this subject. 1 am conatantly aakrd, “What la wrong with tha boys?" My anawer la simple. "God made them that way." I quote from JOHN, CHAPTER 9, VERSES I through 3: "And u* Jraus passed by he saw it man blind from birth. And hla dlsciplrs nak­ ed hint, 'Who did t in? Thia man or hi* parent*?’ And Jrsua answered, ‘Neither hath thl* man ainned. nor did hia parent* tin. hut that the works of God might be made manifest in him'," These word* have truly umwered my prayers, Altby. ] feel liunoml that God chose me to be Hie mother of theta boy*. I proudly sign my name, and you may use it. MRS. J. J. HBWKTT, LA MESA, CALIF. a a a Problems? Writ* to AHBY, Box 11371)0, l.o* An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, ■clf-nddirssrd envelope, a • • Hot* to write letters? Bend one dollar to Abby, Box iIUTOfl, Lot Angeles, Calif., for Aliby’a buoklrt, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." ■ f* Qtfrnbu On fihidfjo By Oswald Jacoby A p ril KORTW (D) 0 Here I* another father-ion A K Q M diicunlon. VKITII ♦ AqjT Jim : "Here’s an interfiling 4 Kona hand I defended in a rubber B A IT bridge game yciterday. ft A ll *7 show* that it alwayi pays to l i o n s I t f 1" " ' qivc your opponent a chtnca 4 K J I T I I 4 10111 to make a miiteke." ■OITTM Oiweld: "Why, don’t you 4 A J 101 a t write the hand and bidding YJ down in the box and tell me A KOI about It?" 4AQS Jim : "I wanted a heart Both wulnerebW Berth Baal M i l W ttl lead agalnit the apide slam, 1* Fat# 1 4 Pest but isw no re n n n to double 44 Paw 4 NT. Pass to atk for it. I had so many $4 Pass 1 4 Pare heart* that I did not expect Pass Pare to get two trick* in that suit. Opening 1 0 * 4 -0 1 However, my partner opened Iricka In diamond* or club* the five of heerli without my! double. It wae nbviou* that to 1 decided on a desperate hr hid led a singleton atul | (a lie n e d . 1 won tha (rick that daclarer would held with the oca Initeid of the quean and lad back tha done*. South could well have af­ forded to ruff high, but ho didn’t bothor lo think alnce ho was contain that my p art­ ner bald the queen of heart*, and rutfad low. My partner made • trump trick." Otwaldi "V at, It aurcly pay* to give your opponent every chance to go wrong. Convcraely, it 1* equally Im­ portant whan you are bidding or defending lo give your partner a* much help a* pos­ sible. Incidentally, S o u t h ahouid have played dummy's king of hearts at trick ona. Ha had no better uae for that card and Weil might have led away from Ih* ace." S, 1B65 — P m t r ia l offer in i ///> Ct/e Jhe (jCojm n: Commenting on a bill seek­ asleep to be ao unaware that ing to raiie New York Slate'* teen-age America not only drinking ago from 18 lo 31, the control* "home influence" but majority leader of the stale much of thl* country'* econ­ Senate, Joseph Zareltkl, a* omy—the profit* of recording eerted, "I don’t think you can companies, Uia career* of stop tuen age drinking by law. disc Jockey*, rock 'o ' roll The homo influence is tho beil alnger*, the aponwrehip of preventive I know." radio and telavliion pro­ Hut uhni if there Isn't any gram*? Doesn't he know that teen-age America speak* its homo influence? Wliy do you suppose that so own langunge, wear* (pedalmany politicians fed obligat­ lied clothing, chooses ita own ed to talk like Hip Van Win­ hours and goca it* own w a y kles ? in short, that it operate! what Docin't tho majority leader sociologist! call a "subcul­ read the papers? Has he nev­ ture." Too often that tub-cul­ er heard of "permissiveness" ture it a foreign country a t —that theory of child training irresponsible and undisciplin­ which ha* substituted proto­ ed at the darkest Africa. plasm for the bark ilium of the Hie majority leader ought formerly vertebrate American lo get around a little more. parent? Ha* nobody ever told I wouldn't dream of aiking him about the Invention of the hint to spend a couple of days Huloniohlle — that vehicle so in a slum ghetto where the admirably adapted to dis­ latent violence of idle, frui tance-making hrluocn "home Iralcd Iren age America hill Influence" on the young and you like a blow in the face. 1 the more Indulgent influence wai Just thinking about a visit of a fifth of whisky. to one of those nice, suburban Huw long has he bcen| high schools where tha nlca, suburban kid* take drug*. If* awfully hard on parent* to be made responsible for It in this affluent society where on* marriage out of three ends In divorce, where college officials romsntlclic student scxutl license In the nun* of "relationship" and where the automobile speeds our child­ ren away from our "homo in­ fluence" every night in the week. It may not be possible ever to recover it In this so prosperous world whose chief purpose often seems "Give me tun now. 1'il buy and pay Itie r." AZALEAS 3 9 c Each 3 For !|.0 0 Grapevlltc Nursery 2111 Grapevtll* Av*. 312-0884 Modal 8P390A * Lilt-Top Rick * 3 Cycli Controft * 3 Way W ishing Action * Fimous Fluitiiwiy Dnln * N u d s No Instillitlon . C o m tfn tn itik fo r M ts f'«n*9 9 » 5 u u u fo m u m r SANFORD ELEC TR IC CO. H R M A G N O L IA A V E - PH. 322-1 B«X Lawn Spraying “IF YOU IIAVK MONEY—WE WANT IT.” “IF YOU WANT MONEY—WE HAVE IT.” SAVE At a small luncheon given in a new home, the hostess served "Honey Colfec," which Is made with coffee with chi­ cory. II Is delicious, and toothing io the throat (if you have a cold). To make one serving of thia treat, you usu one tablespoon of honey fo one average cup, half fill with coffee with chicory, pour In hot milk and stir well. It's a new Idea for yosir parties. Tomorrow — "Dear EdyUi Thornton McLeod" ON YOUR IMPROVEMENT LOANS A a • p ') r |t>\)i v ( carv'f MI O f - I N I Mt ATH l.a«( t t s a l a s T a a ll e -■(IMF- III Y THIS It H A V *;" V ra s* B ln a lr a — (« l* r -H U MA-M-OX IIUHI'I L’* Tnar t'arlla — I II-* ■ta rts T k s n t s r •1*1. 4 8 1 ) of T ilt: HI.1 H 1)1)1.1-1118*" a # ** (ON INTEREST) W la arr — I 't n a l 's M a a a s la r F a n i l s S n a r S WaSil DURING OUR APRIL GREEN SALE O N LY! WE HAVE SANFORD F*«a»>* sat . * —*4red rarest, S£?.r?S7SJ!r! *200,000 TO LOAN COME IN AND G ET ACQ UAIN TED! Th* B u ford Herald Virginia Pstraakl P. ft. Baa 1114 Hanford P h y llis R u e r a s U l* •22-4114 Lake Mary Nora Nerric TB 4-1414 a. ito iu u NMrMl H asty 444-4441 Deltrete Let U i Show You How Much Our Discount Can Save YOU! ©am ary Getting* Gatti *•4-4447 kiln MI-41112 DsBary 7 MEN BBS r.D J-C . HANFORD PLAZA — HWY. 17-92 SOUTH I29-1T7I �Page 8 — April 6, 1961 Bridal Shower Compliments M iss Sibyl Grant By Dottle Aostia THI8 IB THE WEEK THAT ISI Bombing Derby Week, the biggest, busiest, meet excit­ ing week of the 8enford Navy, and 8anford civilians are caught up in the excite­ ment, too. Squadron technlcial com­ petition la well underway as you read this and so are the social activity preparations. Ju st about every officer’s wife In the Wing has a Job to do, and everyone Is pitching In to do it as well as possible. Highlights of the week, of course, are the big party on Friday night a t the Ballroom and the Open House airshow and Navy Appreciation picnic a t Lake Golden on Saturday. Also, not to be overlooked is the presentation, Satur­ day, of the beautiful Bombing Derby silver trophy that the crews of the Wing are vying for so fiercely. C a p t James Mayo and Capt. Chandler Swanson and their wives are all equally busy with the activities of the week, In preparation for their duties as hosU and hostesses for the big party on Friday and all the other events. Heading up the decorations committee for the NOWC Is K itty O'Oara, who tells os th a t every day this week Is tightly scheduled with hun­ dreds of wives working on making the decorations for t h e "E ast Meets West" theme which will turn the station ballroom Into a land of magic. In addition to taking up the entire Inside of the ball­ room building s special can­ opy la being erected outside to s-t-r-e-t-c-h the space for the tremendous number of people expected to attend and the list grows every day. We are just as excited as every one else and will see you all a t the party Friday night and again on Buturday. e e e THE FIRST DAY of April was a choice time for the wives of RVAH-B to put their wits to work and come up with some clever tricks to play on their d e b sisters at their April luncheon-business meeting a t Jim Hpencer’s Restaurant. s e e Hostesses Olnnle Sullivan and Kathy Henson started off by serving their guests a can of Metrccal and an empty lobster tell I A fter lunch — (well, later they relented and came up w i t h some non-April-fool food) the drawing for the door prise was held ami Mrs. Donald G. I'arglnw of Orlnndo, Kathy's mother, was chosen to draw the ticket. She pulled out the name of Anrle Atkinson and "lucky" Arvle got a big box filled with three fluffy goslings! After the laughter uaheU ed, Kathy confessed that the little goslings really lielonged to Uinnlo and she wuan't * Iunit to part with these darling additions to her col­ lection of pets. Bo they gave Arvle anoth­ er present — this time for real—a really well-used bat and handbag — Just in time for Easter! Carolyn Krause, who has been In Flurrnrr, Alabama visiting her parents since Christmas, w a s welcomed bark to the group. Dossle deGanahl bade a happy farewell to the group a t the end of the meeting In preparation for her trip to Athens, Greece to visit her husband. She plana to be re­ turning a t tha end of April with a full report to the rest of the wives about what their husbands ara doing over there. Needless to say, all tha Nina wives are rather envious of lucky Dossle. Since she is going to Ath­ ens, Dossle will deliver that vary special scrapbook to the Nina husbands, "by hand" and it is reported to be a real masterpiece I a a a BVAH-ft "O" Wives have been nsmed to hostuss the July change of board coffee and they are already work­ ing on this. Discussion can­ tered around tha plans at tha recant coffee held a t the haasa a t Jana Pruden with Vie Paelk as eo hostess. ! I k e Vive wives plan an ,gy—lag a n t w ith dinner nt tbs Open Hearth Restaurant on April 23 and a bridge a t tbs horns of Ann Fall on April 80. After that, hus­ bands ara expected to be re­ turning and plans ara indef­ inite a t this time. • e a DONNA ORD was hostess for the monthly eoffea of the RVAH-7 ”0 " Wives, with Mary Ann Williams ss cohostess. This event took the form of a hobo banquet with cor­ sages of wilted flowers a r­ ranged on scalloped vegeta­ ble labels. The banquet table (consisting of newspapers laid on the floor), was cen­ tered with an exquisite ar­ rangement of wilted flowers In an antique vase that re­ sembled a bean can. Flanking t h i s beautiful centerpiece w e r e artlfully bent candles in tomato can vases and this banquet table waa piled high with doughnuta, aweet rolls, date bread and cheeso bread, served In graceful black Iron akllleta. Farewell gifts on behalf of the squadron wives were presented to Frances Blttlck and Elaine Campbell, on a more serious note. Both hus­ bands ara being transferred to KVAH-I2. Bonnie Dcnault and Mary Rharp are to work In the Thrift Shop this month and Bonnie will also host the next bridge party on April IB. Back on the hobo theme the door prize, a dinner for two was presented to Elaine Campbell. On the end of a mop handle, wrapped In a red bandana were a can of stew, spinach, two rolls, two Moon Ties, two lea hags and a ran opener! Judy Hendrickson, wife of the new executive officer of Seven was welcomed to ths squadron a midst all the non­ sense and two other memhrrs, Barbara Diajkowskl and Plane I-anler, also Join­ ed the group. Barbara's husband h a a just arrived here from the Defense Intelligence Agency In D. C. and Diane's husband came from the Admiral’s staff In Norfolk. The Cxnjkitwakl’s reside In Plnecrest with two children, Paul, two yenrs old and John, two months old. The Lanlera are making their home In Sunland with Cindy, 12, Jon, nine, Torry eight and Timmy, five. e • • F I R S T EASTER EGG HUNT of the season was the one held by the Station Of­ ficer's Wives on April first. Winners of this gals event Inrludo Jane John, Susie Bond, Sully Julian and Eve Rogero. Those who couldn't find anything had tha con­ solation of eating tha eggs, along with Easter-decorated cookies, hot cross buna and coffee. Kitty O'Gara, vice presi­ dent of the Naval Officer's Wives Club discussed the decorating plans far the III) re<v|Hion wili.' ths Station Wives and outlined their Jobs. Irene Welhls and Mrs. Tlininle, rnothir of Esther Plapp were Introduced, along with new members, Gloria Mercer, Norma Wheatley and Sue Bond. A nominating committee composed of 1 helms Unger, Jean Wolfs uni Sylvia Pick­ ering was named to propose a slate of officer* for the May election meeting. Tha Station Wivea aro to host the Navy Relief Renefit Bridge in May and Dlnkle Shively, chairman of thla event, was busy lining up her forces to get Into action right after the UD. • • • COMINGS AND GOINGS aboard the elation include several rouplea who were fet­ ed a t a ball and farewell party In the ballroom re­ cently. Making their adleua were Lt. and Mr*. Don Dietrich, Lt. and Mra. Frank Wolfe, Lt. Rickard Mencarlnl and L t BIU Clegg. e e e Arriving aboard w a r e Lcdr. and Mra. Dean Mercer. It no happened th at aeveral groups from the Wing, and ▼l o l l i n g Swedish military dignitaries ware also in a t­ tendant* to enjoy ths gala evening of muele, floor abow and delicious food. By Donna Estes Miss Sibyl Grant, brideelect of Jam es V i r n o n Coombs, was honored with a pre-nuptisl shower given re ­ cently by the women of the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood and attended by women of the church. Serving as hostesses for the event were Mrs. Victoria Airey and Mra. Vivian Poland. A buffet consisting of assort­ ed party sandwiches, nuts, mints, fruit punch snd coffee was served from a table over­ laid with a hand-embroidered hemstitched white linen cloth. The gift table, also covered in white linen, was centered with a white wedding bell at­ tached with white streamers. Miss Sarah Pipkin assisted Ruth Grant, sister of the bride-elect. Also, Mrs. Christine Maness, Mrs. Pheobe Pemberton, Mrs. Jennie Thomas, Mrs. Ruby Brown, Mrs. Gertrude Thompson, Mrs. Nelta Holtzdaw , Mrs. Jewell Penner, Mrs. Nancy Drummond, Mrs. Louise Barker, Mrs. Beatrice Parker, Mrs. Virginia Hutch­ the honorce In opening the many lovely gifts. Mrs. Eve­ lyn McCleary presided at the guest book. Those attending Included Mrs. J. Russell Grant, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Jay Coombs, mother of the groomelect; Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, the bride elect's maternal grandmother, and Miss Patsy ing, Mrs. Cora Williams, Mrs. Lois Snodgrass, Mrs. Ruth Pipkin, Mrs. Mary Reid, Mrs. Patsy Webb. Mrs. Nellie Griffin, Mrs. Obcra Young. M n. Carl Locke, Mrs. Annie Miy Butler, Mrs. Lorine Fa­ rina, Mrs. Nelda Greuber, Mrs. Margarette Pemberton, Mr*. Roy Caldwell, M n. Fay Odell, Mrs. Cullie Smith, Miss This Friday Kenneth McIntosh, Sanford, will be guest speaker st Ovie­ do Woman's Club, Friday, April 9, at their regular monthly luncheon meeting. The appropriate Easter top. ic will be "Trials of Jesus." Mrs. R. W. Estes, first vicepresident, will preside In the absence of chairman, Mrs. Lynn Mosier. Mrs. Paul Slavik la lunch­ eon chairman. Of Wekiwa Lodge Junior - Senior — Prom — Meets Wednesday CAPTAIN and Mra. Jnmen Mnyo (top photos) and Capt. and Mra. Chandler Swanaon (bottom photos) are buay thia week with technical and social aspects of Bombing Derby Week. recently were June Meyo and Jean Fowler. Hoi tease* Mary Ann Ohusek and Kay Recknor went all out with the Easter dec­ orations — little basket! fill­ ed with candy end a big baek n of colored eggshells end candy decorated the table and eerved as a door prlie which wee won by Barbara Bamee. DON’T FORGET about the Easter Egg hunt for the chil­ dren of the CPO Wlvee Club to be held at the club house ground! on April 17 at 2 p m. Children from toddler lis t to age 12 are Invited, with those old enough to play games advised to bring a teaspoon with which to play a special game. * • * T W O SPECIAL ADDI­ TIONS to RVAIMS O Wives are espected momentarily — In fact, may have arrived by now. The word !■ out that Clare Daum Is expecting twins) Accordingly, Ann Perrella was appointed to take over the chairmanship of the tele­ phone committee, while Clere attends to othsr things. At the recent business mt-cling hostessed by Mar­ lene Nichole end Margie Makela, Mery Lola Webster, wife of the equadron skipper, read a "thank you” note from Sara Jana Smith, cor­ responding secretary of the NOWC for Thlrteen'a hos­ tessing of the recent fushiun show-luncheon. All Thirteen wives are ex­ pected to he a t work Friday picking flowers to decorate the ballroom for the Bomb­ ing Derby. During the week they will be working on their leaning Tower ot l'i»a, as wall. Since It was April Fool's day, Mary Luis and June Melain were presented with stunning corsages made of tasty lettuce leaves, bright red radishes, crisp green parley and other colorful In­ gredients. Special guest was Mrs. Guy Johnson, Sr., moth­ er of Lcdr. Guy D. Johnson. Mrs. John Is visiting Ann and Guy from Seattle, Washing­ ton. * • * NEXT WEEK ws will be hearing from ths new squad­ ron, HVAH-fl. We had hoped to have some newe from them today, but getting moved In, right In the middle of the Bombing Derby made the whole thing too late for the Jetstream deadline. Did have an Intereating telephone conversation with Mrs. John L. Underwood, wife of the commanding officer of 81x and aha says they'll be get­ ting in the 'Stream by next week. * * • LUWANDA A N D KEN BANDON have moved back to Sanford and back to their Plnecrest home, after some extensive repairs neceaaltated by vandalism whUa they Lttwanda attended the to* VAH-3 coffee and waa warmly welcomed. Cdr. Baadon la expected to take ever 0 0 0 as CO of Eleven a e o n , S P E C I A L GUE8T8 OF (though that's probably off RVAH-1 O Wives nt their the record, officially),. Alee welcomed to Three luncheon n t tha Open Hearth An Event That Deserves Pictures Finished By — A s Trees The physical and mental health of man depends on na­ ture. The reverse also Is true. Man can destroy nature by uprooting trees and shrubs snd ruining soils that have taken a thousand years to be­ come fertile; or just as im­ portant, he may not, when building, restore nature and open space, thus leaving our cities crowded, with fetid sir, formless and faceless piles of brick and steel, In which dwell formless and faceless masses of people. With the pouring of millions of families Into our urban areas, we are experiencing the prelude to breakdown of family life, the rise of delin­ quency, the increase of civil disobedience. There are few natural, beautiful places for people (o go. Recreation areas are hot, dirty streets. The problems compound themsel­ ves. The longer the neglect of open space goes on, the more futile become the solutions. Open planted, green space, beautiful parks, street tree, are needed to protect the phy steal and mental health of man, says the American Asso­ ciation of Nurserymen. Plan­ ning for beauty Is Important if our civilisation Is not tn perish as did those of Persia and Greece, both of whlcu neglected nature and died. Fresher air, more clean wa­ ter, and more greeness ara required for man to remain wholesome. We rebuild cities'after wars, but no war In the long run Is any more deadly for people than the exclusion of nature, of Cod-glvcn greeness, natu­ ral shade and pure air. Beau­ tification of roadsides U a step in the right direction, but beautification of cltiea and suburbs also should be plan­ ned and activated. People need roots just as much as trees. MRS. KENNETH Snnilnn . . . returns to Sunfonl. were Ann Showltt and Char­ lotte Crumble. Paula Pippin, whose visiting parents, Mr. and Mra. P. F. Pippin of Dothan, Alabama, took over the Job of altting with little Christina Louise, was also present a t the coffee. Hostesses Bernice Coheen, Jean Dunn and Kaye Rich­ mond had a most unusual door "prlzo" at the Capri coffee and Nancy Hall was tha lucky winner of the fine, bristly scruhhrush — (Seems like everyone took good ad­ vantage of April Fool’* Day to have eomo extra fun.) Jean Sheridan, who mail* all those lovely ceramic mugs fur the Navy Wives Meeting Room is donating them, and wo plan to get a picture of this, because tnlenlrd and generous Jean certainly de­ serves some applause for this gesture, made on behalf of the whole club. Thi-n en» vriver- ere sche­ duled to work In the ballroom on Wednesday front H a.m. to 4 p.m., so dun't forget. Bridge Is Thursday at 9:15 at tha home of Durie John­ son. Mrs. Dora Kelsey Honor Guest On 78th Birthday Mrs. Dora Kelsey, Oviedo, recently eelebrated her 78lh birthday at the home of her son's family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kelsey, and their daughters, Terry and Debby, of Coeos. A picnic lunch and birthday cake were enjoyed by guests, all members of the family who were Mr. and Mra. George Kelsey and daughter, Mary Jane, Emmett Kelsey, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Slavik of Oviedo and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kelsey and children, John, Janet and Jean, of Or­ lando and also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schuito of Key West. New Arrivals Mr. and Mr*. Gens Nichols of Athsna, Ga., formerly of Sanford, announce the birth of a daughter, Paula Elaine, bom April 2, 1906 and weigh­ ing seven pound*, 14 ounce*. Paula waa wrlcomed home by two brothers, D as and Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manga of Brandon, announce the a r­ rival of a son, Dana Eugene, bom March 24. 1908 a t Tam­ pa General Hospital. Mrs. Manga is tha former Joyce Milan of Sanford. Am Yon Just A Hair Shads Away Frost Look lag Younger . . . Prettier7 Ghunourixlag Color By By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cock­ rell and children, Michael, Maryln and Robert, are buy­ ing a new home In North Or­ lando and will be moving this weekend. Wo are happy they are buying their own home and will be closer to the San­ ford base where Kenny is sta­ tioned but we shall miss them In tho community. derson, and they all attended the first service held In their new church, the Plymouth Avenue Christian Church In DcLsnd. Pfc. 122-3914 i tr ipti’ H » a i i a y i n u i IIM C>D SOI D* SPECIAL OFFER Mr. and Mrs. Milliard Rich­ ard returned to their home in Lakeville, Ind., and were ac­ companied by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart to their home in South Bend, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Hart have been here at their home during the entire winter and Mr. and Mrs. Richards have been here for the past several month’, also. Friends will regret to learn that J. V. Richards Is con­ fined to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment. We wish him a rapid recovery. Vivian Watson has returned to his homr. on Broadway aft­ er hai lng been confined to Seminole Memorial Hospital for the past week and U re­ cuperating nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayl!cs of Altamonte Springs were Sunday guests of their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hen- BPW Club April Is Cancer Drive month and soon a neighbor or friend O f DeBary Meets will be calling at your door for your donation to this most worthy cause so please be Tonight prepared when your volunteer The DeBary Uuelneis and calls. Profeeslonal Womcn’a Club will hold their regular meet­ ing Tuesday, April (1, at 7:30 p.m. at the office of Dr. George Prison Sr. in Dellury. Guest speaker will lie Mise Beatrice J. Tyson of DeBary, who will speak on Parlia­ mentary procedure. President Ilort Lederhaus urges members lie present to hear Miss Tyson on this Im­ portant subject. w 94.91 Wash dark f ro m 1lr«M towels t SILVER PI. ATE BY — INTERNATIONAL apart th-C -dVC'C "bleeding" stops. After the loose surface dye has been washed sway the dark ones can be laundered in the same load with other colored items. KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVB. An Off Season Bonus 8 V TEFLO N CO A TED PAM REG. $275 VALUE LIM ITED TIM E 0NLY1 WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE GALLON OR MORE OF LUCITE* WALL PAINT HILL 223 W. 3rd 8T. Tin air conditioning is: • • • • LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO, Superb Carrier equipment Long-lived and economical Expertly Installed Priced Competitively 322-5581 Tho Food Freezer is: • • • • Counter-top Model 4.5 Cubic Foot Capacity Normally Sold st $149.50 Free We’ll give you a Carrier Food Freezer Free with every Carrier Central Residential Air Conditioning Installation Purchased by April 15 C a rrie r BEAUTY SHOP ar Oak * Commas Newly Modernised Enterprise Personals > Southern Air Eva Bess K yit/nU tU * Shop MISS SIBYL GRANT, Lonjrwood bride-nlect, is shown at a recent bridal nhower given in her honor. Pictured from the left are Mra. Vivian Poland, hostess; Miss Grant, honoree; Mrs. J. Russel Grant, her mother, and Mrs. Victoria Airey, hostess. Man Needs Roots Just A s Much Woman’s Club O f Oviedo Meets Ladies Auxiliary The Ladle* Auxiliary of Wekiwa Lodge No. 870 will hold the regular meeting Wednesday, April 7 a t 7:30 p.m. a t the Odd Fellowa Hall on Magnolia Avenue. Routine business will be discussed and all memhen are urged to be present to lend their support. Sheila Young, Mrs. Doans Driggers, and Miss Seieta Ann Parker. Receiving prizes during the games enjoyed were Mrs. Mc­ Cleary snd Mrs. Pheobe Pem­ berton. 2513 Pferk Dr. B uford, Flo. 322-U21 Coll 322-8321 For Free Estimate �M iss Robin Potter, G.A /V United In Impressive Church Rites At four o’clock, Saturday,! ami, wa* beat man. The u*h-| Ocala and Sidney C. Miller Jr., Msster Edward H. Potter, April 3, 1963, Min Robin Ann era were Waller D. Finley of | of Baltimore, Maryland, brother of the bride, was ringpotter, daughter of Captain bearer. He wore in eton suit and Mr*. Edward Hartman and carried the wedding rings Potter, Jr., United States oo a white satin pillow. Navy, of Philadelphia, became The bride's mother wore a the bride of Mr. George Alsop costume of mauve silk and Sprinkel, IV, son of Mr. and worsted and carried a corsage Mrs. George Alaop Sprinkel, of white roses. 111, of Winter Park, Florida. The grooms mother wore a The ceremony, at Our Lady of gown of royal blue crepe and Good Counsel Catholic Church, a corsage of pink roses. Southampton, Penns yl vani a, The couple flew to West was performed by Reverend Palm Beach, where they will Thomas D. Homa. A reception reside. followed at the Huntington Val­ Out of town guests included: ley Country Club. 31r. and Sir*. George Alsop Sprinkel HI. of Winter Park; Captain Potter gave his Mrs. William D. Howard ot daughter in marriage. She Raleigh, N. C.; Mr. J. N. Az w-ore a gown of candlelight rarello of Sanford; Mrs. Ray­ silk faced peau dr *oie. The mond W, Paccy of Pittsburgh, bodice and three-quarter slee­ Pa. and Cdr. and Mrs. Chinn­ ves were of re-embroidered ing Cox of Falls Church. Va.; Alencon lace encrusted with Also Mr. and Mrs. Maurice miniature seed pearls. The Rlihel of Liverpool. N. Y.; Mr. slightly belled front skirt of and Mrs. Randolph Sisson ol silk peau flowed gracefully in­ Washington, D. C.; Copt. and to a full shaped chapel train. Mrs. George Maxwell of Me Her headpiece, a Dior double Leon, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ bow of candlelight silk faced ney C. Milter of Baltimore. peau, held her boufant veil ol Md.; 31r. and Mrs. Shelton L. silk illusion. She carried a Lucas of Richmond, Va.; Mr prayer book once belonging and Mrs. Sidney C. Miller Jr., to her maternal great-aunt and of Upperco, Md.; 3!r. and Mrs. a cascade of white roses. MRS. GEORGE ALSOP SPRINKEL IV Daniel R. Long of Baltimore, Miss Roxann Potter, sister Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. of the bride, was maid-of-honRuffin of Richmond, Va.; Mr. or. Her gown was shell pink and Mrs. William P. Hundley satin. Her headpiece was a of Richmond, Va.; Mr. and matching kerchief, and she Mrs. Rlchird M. Cooke ot carried white carnations and Virginia Beach, Va.; Mr. and pink roses. 3lra. Joseph Tybeskl of Broo William McCormick of MiThe American Rose So­ A tea and tour of the Jack mall. Pa. and Dr. and 31rs. ciety's 66th Annual Conven­ sonvlllo Garden Center — W. A. Stoner, Newport, R. I, tion and Rose Show will be boasting the largest member Geneva Club held at the beautiful modern­ ship in the world—and a tour istic Robert Meyer Hotel, in of ncarhy Cummer Museum Newest Wrinkle: Meets Wednesday the heart of downtown Jack of Art, are on the agenda for sonville, April 22 21, hosted by early nrrivala on April 21. Bake The Clothes the Jacksonville Rose Society. There are many garden With Mrs. Dunn The show entitled "Four Hun­ (ours planned on the local le­ CHAMPAIGN, III. (UPI) dred Years with Roses" will vel. St. Augustine ia celebrat­ A new process mnkes washBy JoAnn Hays be held Thursday, April 22. ing its quadriccntcnnlal and and-wear g a r m e n t s hold ‘ The April meeting of the The p e r p e t u a l trophies creases and pleats belter Geneva Garden Club will be available to the American plans include a trip to this quaint and picturesque city through repeated laundering. held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rose Society members at the as well ai a trip to Ft. Car­ University of Illinois tex­ the home of Mrs. Donald National Show arc The Amer­ oline, the birthplace of Pro­ tiles specialist Elsie CrouthDunn, Rest Haven Ridge, ican Rose Society Nicholson testantism in America, on the amel described the process as Lake Harney, with Dr. Philip Perpetual Challenge Bowl, beauiful St. Johni River, a delayed cure method. The J . Westgate of the Agricultur­ The American Hose Society wash-wear chemical is ap­ Make plans now to join the al Experiment Station in San­ C. Eugene I’fister Slemnrlal plied to the fabric before It Post-Convention Tours to J a ­ ford as guest speaker. Trophy, The American Rose maica, West Indies Islands Is made into garments. Fin­ Co-hostesses with Mrs. Dunn Society Dr. T. Allen Kirk Me­ and Nassau in the Bahama Is­ ished items are pressed and will be Mrs. W. E. Dibble, morial Trophy, The Dowager creases or pleats arc placed lands. Mrs. Emma Youls, Mrs. It. Queen Award honoring Old where desired, The garments F o r detailed Information £ . Monroe and 31r*. II. M. Garden Roses, and The Amer­ then are put into a high-lentBellers. ican Rose Society Nora Kath- consult the American Hose perature oven to cure the Society, 4048 llosetea Place, Refreshments of cake baked orman Memorial Trophy for wash-wear chemical that sets Columbus, Ohio, 43214; or In the shape of an Easter egg Rose Arrangement. the entire garment's shape. Mrs. .Marion H. Faulk, gener­ and placed In a green coconut Among the p r o m i n e n t al chairman, 3386 Tulsne Ave­ Clothes treated with the nest will be served along with speakers will be Dr. Itclx-rt process, developed by the U. nue, Jacksonville, 32207. four different flavored and M. Zollinger, vice-president of S. Agriculture Department, colored sherbet eggs. Bever­ ARS; Ralph Dasher, secre­ Schedules for the show may hold their "Just pressed" look age will be hot coffee. tary-treasurer of the AAilS be obtained from Mrs. Mer­ during wear and after laun ritt C. Pentlcoff, Rose Show dering, she laid. They dry «• Committee; I)r. It. C. Allen, ARS treasurer, "Roses for s e c r e t a r y , 3831 Sheffield smoothly and have a high de­ Place, Jackaonville, 32207; or gree of wrinkle resistance Jordan-Hunter Every Garden"; Mrs. John Tiedlke, Winter Park, "P re­ from Miss Jane C. Johnson, during wear. Seam puckering, a problem Wedding Party paring Prize Winning Roses registration and Information c h a i r m a n , 3889 Ilerachel with most wash-wear clothing. for Transportation"; Richard Street, Jacksonville, 32203. Is eliminated by proper sew­ Thomson "Old Garden Ras­ Has Rehearsal The show will be held on ing and processing, she said. es"; Irwin S. Jones, chairman Miss Crouth amel said that ARS committee on Training Thursday, April 22, In the By Jane Casselberry The Windjammer Restau­ and Accrediting Rose Judges, exhibition area of the Robert slacks, trousers and work rant In Fern Park was the "Judging of Grandlfloras” ; Meyer Hotel. Arrangements pant* arc the main garments scene of • rehearsal dinner George Hart, Tarpon Springs, have been made for refriger­ now being manufactured from specimen fabric! treated with the de­ Friday night for bliss Jenifer "The Intriguing Story of the ation ot y o u r layed cure process. But Die Jordan of Casselberry and Miniature Rose"; Charles P. blooms. new finish will be used in Leslie C. Hunter Jr. of Orlan­ Dawson, "From the Ground Life Insurance of all types pleated aklrts, shorts and do and their wedding parly. Up"; Harry Burgess, "I’anol Those attending in addition on Rose Culture"; Mrs. G. F. is most widespread among slacks for girls and women to the couple were their p ar­ Lampkin, Deep South District middle income families and this spring . ent!:, Mr. c a i Laurcr.te J. three lor, "Horticulture t’anel those with young children, the Chunat and Col. and 3!ri. Les­ Clinic” ; Mrs. J. Lynwood Institute of Life Insurance re­ New excuse for sunglasses: lie C. Hunter Sr., Rev. and Price, Rose Show Chairman, ports. Among family heads they protect against glare Mrs. Delmas Copeland, 3!rs. "Arrangements fo r t h e under age <5, nine out of 10 when you hang white wash up to dry In the sun. Darwin Shea, Miss Valorle Home," and others. •re insured, Shea, M in Dotty Sewell, Miss Kathy Hunter, Miss Pat Dlrga, Richard Jordan, Tom Mil­ ler and Carleton Calleoberg«r. The Herald welcomes all social news with the fol­ lowing regulations estab­ lished] 1—Photograph and cov­ erage requests should be made three daya prior to event. g—Engagement a a d wedding forma a r t available to bo accompanied by photo four daya beforo announcement. S—Newa may bo aubmitted a t office, via mail or phono for short notices. Typewritten accounts in lower case double spaced a rt expedited more quick­ ly. Namee ahould be print­ ed in manuscript reports. 4— Ptrsonai black and white photo# and negatives are acceptable. 5— Photos made by Her­ ald staff may be duplicat­ ed a t nominal coat Doris WUliama { Society Editor ggg-2611—City | 423-3988—County JANET THOMAS. Troy liny nml Cheryl Garrett celebrated birthdays cm March HI w ith nil th e ir elasamatcic at Happy Acre* Kindergarten. M2 9* SPECIAL! Mi*. Marie Accardl or HIblscua Drive and Mrs. Walter HanI, DeBary, attended the International Business a n d Professional Women's Clubs' Friendship Tour, a four-day trip to Guatemala. Marie Bowden of Leesburg headed a group of 7* from the Florida Federation. T h e y were greeted by 22 B.P.W. members f r o m Guatemala and each waa presented with a corsage. They were the guests at a cocktail party of the Avlatlro Air Lines and were taken on a tour of the city and then to the hotel. A fashion show and parly held at the Municipal Audi­ torium was followed by a banquet. Before leaving for home the group was the guests of the air lines at a farewell party. President Mrs. Anna Castro wilt be in Florida for seven weeks during June and July and will renew the many friendships made during the tour of Guatemala. S Piece and S Piece DRESSES And SUITS $10.98 Values $28.98 Values Now *19" Siowsi Fashions 2526 PARK UR. O p n W*d. p.w. ft Fri. Nit* The Joe Tullys Dr., Mrs. Roberts AAAA to B Bod, White ss4 PRE-EASTER On BPW Tour To Convene In Jacksonville A sparkling salute to the season in red, white and blue patent. You'll parade in a beautifully slim silhouette, from its slender mid heel to its patriotic toe I r v tll April 6, 1965 — Pag* • Visit Guatemala House Guests Of Social News Regulations Boafart \ The American Rose Society Three cheers for patent Vk* DeBary Women Among the dignitaries ir■iving for the Bombing Derby his week are Capt. Joe Tully, former commander of Heronraissancc Attack Wing One it SNAS, and hi* lovely wife. Itulh, from Virginia Beach, t'a, Hie Tullys will In* house guest* of Dr. and Mrs. W. t'inccnt Robert* until this Salirday. Sheila Roberts revealed that ro formal entertainment is Iwlng planned for her guests, linre they prefer to enjoy leisurely their many friends in the area. r]\v u b \ GARRETT'S PRE-EASTER “ W ell be open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday to serve you! FREE New Arrivals By Maryann 3tlles Mr. ami Mrs. Grant \V Mueller of 2619 OaklandDrive In Forest City wclnm rd their first daughter, Hath, Joene, who weighed sew. pounds ami nine uimres, lain at (lie Winter Park Hosplla on March 23. At home there are thrvi brothers, Herky, Brad am Scotty, who are all might) happy with their little sister STEP OUT TO THE AUTO SHOW IN SHOES — BY — / f& s J E h bottle of Schiaparelli perfume — with the purchase of 1/ \\ each Ladies* Easter Hat — f 11/ S I 1 ■If} I -i while \ Sale rack of V <Tv. ft ' 1 y;; K j K l \ l4 iM *uppiy l i lT L A D IE S' D R ESSES name brands - broken sizes REDUCED TO CLEAR! Men’s SPORT COATS nationally advertised brands If you’re In an elegant ahoe m ood, hum r it with Naturalixer’o Bombay *14.119 broken sizes regular $35.00 FREE Q 95 I # coloring book with purchase of each childs KATE GREENAWAY dress! NEW FINA Charge Plan! 30 Day charge plan — or As featured la Holiday aad Harper** Baiaar 1/6 of your balance each month! 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GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Plan a little time for rocmatlon you enjoy Initead of ktaplng noae to the pro­ verbial grindatone all the time. B* faaUr. plan time for aerloua work. Lend a hand to thoao who are In trouble. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Certain Idea* muat b* very elear In your mind era you can get ahead aa quickly aa you anticipate. Listen to what othars hava to auggait. Welcome naw condition* with an open mind. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) (live other* a chance to lend a helping hand, realltlng th a t no ono la a world unto hlmaalf. B* active In group charities aa well. Theae can In turn ba vary helpful In the future. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Hept22) By a clavar roup d'etat you can get the aupport of a hlgher-up you foal has not baan vary understanding be­ fore. Ba more mundaneminded. High sffleitncy In work la a muat. LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) By getting a whole new aet of condition* working, you ean.aaiily bo on the road to prosperity. Ba fair and Just with other*. Have re­ spect for tbsir viewpoint*. SCORPIO (Oct. 28 to Nov. • I ) You aro moat cognizant of your responsibilities now and ran dlacharga them with alacrity. Do your utmost to incraaaa harmony with close tie. You hava t* make the sffort. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) No better morn­ ing than thla to converse brilliantly with partners and than put Ideas In operation efficiently. Find a common ground for understanding. Ba alert. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Now I* tha time to put nil those fine points to work which nre uniquely yourr. Show co-workers you ara very co-operative. Use finest ayslemi you can think A Q U A R IU S (J a n . SI HEM-HEM.' eLP'WEfJTAK'r'M? a u k s at your life la large­ ly up to YOU! Carroll High tar's Individual Fororaat for your aign for May la now roady. For your copy aond your birthdata and 91.00 to Carroll Rlghtar Forecast (Tbo Sanford Her­ ald). Bos IM I. Hollywood 21, California. By Dick Turner ho ld rr, SOURS*/ PE ARTYflOGS/MARTHA 1 I I KNOW W J M A C M E / C H M f PlAYM,] WANT* -S3CHICK MV $HOM AIA30R. BUT THIS HAS TO BE THE , , ASAtMSTTHE FOOTPRINT*, WILDEST STRATEGY VOl/V* EVER \ Bu t (m b h a t e s t o s a y 50/ COOKED UP/ HOW COME YOLTRE T 1IN CASE SHE’S WRONG? POINTING THE SO N Y FiNGCR O F EVENTUALLYSHELL BRiNS Mi SUSPICION A T YOURSELF IN THE J MV SUPPERS JUST X) TAKE ^ GREAT FOOTPRINT MVSTt * Y ? J iMV SHOES*AMO WHCNSH*/ eve* H6A* OF V DOES X WlN MV B6T.*r^g i l EV ERY DAY* HE EATS MIS OWN WEIGHT r !! a m — HAVE Y X l N O T IC E D / CA RLY LE) LA7ELYV W sA tE A N * IP i OUT OUR WAY r W M V VEAH—AW I'M HAVlN'A j i WU--50FT-FEPAL 1 1 TA K IN G L BALL TEACHIW HIM J l rr/ if x x j p o u t ^ c a r e OF > . SOMB NEW WORDS 1 V SUTTON YDUR J MK& CASHEWS l W HILE HE'S HERE I J ) OWN. I HAVE A MYNA BIRD /iTWi^a LISTEN... r __ \ FEEL1W'WE'VE / , WHILE - \ . GOT A N E W - > SHES OUT r BUTTON TOO* LIB YOU ] l COMER IN THE AUDIENCE > . O F TOWN Jr BUM* L E T S HEAR IT i WHO'LL DO \ s T JA L WOW AMOS...BUTTON ) -------- 1 TOUR LIB. . /V IT TOR YOU* j ( ' / V. YOU BUM.' J •tm timid fc* RU*MdI Tlisf *«y fcnHitio* Is T H A T ’S PLAIN S IL L Y ■ '''( t h e y s a y rr _ C O S T S T W IC E A S MUCH T O D P E S G A W OM AN A S A M A N ___ O H ? WHAT HeNRY.THEgeS A ) f dNOOpA BOOK SALESMAN AT ) BOOK. IS MB — THE D O O R / SELLING? ..mi mil! COACHING TH E COACH w h y w o u l d ANVe „ W ANT to does [T\ A W OM AN llirs T A V A M A N T airvoarait fsrm of flatttr> r SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith G O O D PO STU R E/ H e SAYS IT S ABOUT Ho w t o WALK, PROpEWy AMO ^ HAVE— . OUR ANCESTORS ifA M e r o a b to t o loaf WHEN T « r W UP I'M N o r SOIH0TVOO ABOUNDAND EHJCM UFBV AND DO NOTH INS AT A L L . OFGOUR6B, A LOT DEFENDS CN HCW LONG MY BATHS? CONTINUED OIVINO MB AN ALLOWANCE- r 'W ill, I've dona my food turn for th* day. I adviaad ai old lidy not to croas tho atraatl” ANY1HIN0. TIZZY THEY'RE IN A HECK OF A •TOT AN* I CAN T REMEMHER WHICH ONf O f AIL 1HO&E . s w it c h e s jo inn i............ By Kate Osann ...ANYWAY I'Ll. GIVE IT A YANK AN' SEE WHAJ H A P T E N S / __ . SHORT RIBS no# , ix >v x j m £ ' ANYlMTISQUKItt J t m LKiiOltYDKWoJ IM S lO W CMTIR PU*T TOMA L im it* IN OUR to Keh. 10) There are many ways fur finding pleasure and you nerd only to get the right congenial* to go along with you. On* you like un­ derstand* your alncerc ways. Have funl PIHCKH (Feb. 21) to Mar. 20) Contacting those with whom you find understand­ ing and getting certain things off your sleeve la right today. Maka best a r­ rangements possible. U a a your energy wisely. IP Y O U R CHILD IB BORN TODAY, there will h* ao much energy generated in thla chart th a t you muat guide it proparly a t aarllaat poaalbla age, and ainca th* mind la pretty much inven­ tive. a good courae of study In both tho am-lent and the modern la Imparetlvs. Tho future will bring forth a product that will bo a boon to humanity and inculcate much happlnass within th* astf. "Tha Stars impel they CARNIVAL OUR BOARDING HOUSE ALPHAS*Tl a w ra * . DO THEY 5FIU AW WORD* YOU CAMDECIPHERt . SHOOT ftMSt0P/f&! BUGS BUNNY X TELL JOU, MN...HSS A 6ADWT1 PUT I XLTEACH MW AIC960N HE WON’TfORCCTt r X NEED t som ethin g STRONGER. S if you < n r- pont ST" iU - O flt VA A *UC* ‘TAAcWfe p o m si' sntssf* # vlW w J J CAMT Hot DpH aw in eU k r r rr �T WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, Classified Phones fn a a n ltrt R ic k u o M a h u lt 19. Builders Sappliaa ML"ST BELL AKC Poodle Pupp l a t 1*0. 111-10*0. PR E -C A S T C o n c r tt s Btepa GREGORY LUMBER CO t l * Mini* Ave til- * * * * NOTIIINO IB LOST u n til n H t r a l d W a n t Ad tall* to find Itt 322-5612 r » l« 8. Pets A Supplies C anary 425-5938 DUI D l n r * — Mot L b i i D l a t i l H Sift Aurfarb Vrnlfc April 8, 1985 — Page 11 92. Acreage SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer u* 20. Hardware S anford's Moat Complete AQUARIUM SU PP LIE S I I to T E D WILLIAMS HDW. S0% off. Uaad aquarium*. all i:i-llll altaa. F l n n y - F r i t n d i . South t o t E. l l t h . on 1T-I1. Sat. A Sun. only. 1 GERMAN S H E P H E R D famal* P g ^ l o a AKC l l l - * t * t . PLUMBING C o n tr a c tln * Repairs 10. Poultry • Livestock F R E E ESTIMATES R. L HARVEY l ’ONT Stud Service. Beautiful 104 Banford Av*. Itl-llll Horrel w ith 11*ht mane A tall. P e r f e c t c o n fo rm a tio n ft*. Ph. 23. Painting 5 lv ! a iC * W K 2• S <5 A 1 at U ptoS m M 0 1.30 11.30 « to 10 11 1MO M 0 | 1.90 11 lo 13 | 3 | M 0 11.89 | 2.83 18 to 20 14 11.50 2.52 | 3.80 21 to 23 IB] 1.5013.18 14.73 20 to 30 I I I 1.50 3.71 | 5.70 H la ln a A4— l U h pe r 11* 0 ) | I M M ltla a a c k irf* All Bktp o a t * A l l C k i r H t l 1-D ay B a ta (A m B - la t te v w v r B a CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST T m T F I E lT T T E F n r $M 0 I’r r Inch IW tla ta lack*# at S * • !■ ■ » — ERR6R3 " T h a f l a r a l t trill a a l k* ay* aal hi* f a r t a a r a t h a n < lara rraa t laarrtlaa. COPY T h a ■ m i l r a a r r r a a tfca pelvtla a* a t a r ravlal a p a a p a d v e r l la a m a a t a k l r t It f i t a t a b ie c t t e a a b l a t a t h a p a l t e r a t t h la » " > * • pa par. DEADLINES IS Noon Day Before Publication For Inaartiona anil Killa (Sat. No°n For Monday) 1. Lost * Found L E T 'S C E L E B R A T E — Tha c lt M l t l a d *d» a r t tha place to a a r a lim a and m oney when • h o p p in g for t h a c a r o t your efioilea. 2 . Penonala 12. Special Notice* Income Tax Returns t l T aa r* Expartanr*. Call La> PAINTING A re pair, l l l - l l l l . m a r Williams, Flva Point*. 111-1111. 24. Well Drilling Alt Type* Rupplla* — Folder* NUMISMATICS I f o r *1.00 P O W E L L'S O F F IC E SUPPLY W h a t 's t h a b ig M a s o f ta i l in g e v e r y b o d y I 'm in m ood to d ay ? " bad 13. Catering - Food ALL W ORK O U A R A S TE E D W e Hava P a r t* A Arcaaaorlia TOT C O n ilA L 111.11*1 15. Special Service* P la n o T u n ln * a n * R e p air W. t - H a rm o n • 111-4111 50. Mlsc. For Sale VOSS LANDSCAPING— T h in k - 1 EVENING Dreaara. alae i A 1, 1 aan naw Hast Covers for In* of a landscape patio, rock ‘41 Bulck Special. Call 111* * a rd an , flow ar bed, law n m a i n t e n a n c e p r o * r a m — Call l l i l a f te r 4 p. m. 1:1-1*10 a f t e r i : l « p. m. SINGER DIAL-U-MATIC CONSOLE MODEL SE RV ICE on all Mowers A • mall Engine*. 19" Cut Law n Facrlflce! Hewtn* m achine o r i ­ ginal price tluo. Pay balance T l* e r, 1H hp Clinton Ho* 110 or ratlBbla p a r ty aanine l i t . * ! . Lake Mary Law n • u m a I t per m onth payment*. Mower, Sale* A Service. C oun­ Bawln* machine alc-ta**. t r y Club Hoad A L a k t e l e w make* buttonholaa. aawa on b u t ­ Av*., i : i - : m . ton*. blind atltrhe*. ate. Will GUNS: Buy, Hell. Trad*. R e ­ t a k e abler m achine aa p a rt pair. OSTEEN IIUIIMlK CAMP paym ent. Ph. COLLECT, o r A OUN SHOP. l l l - l l l l . iatldu I l l - I l l * day o r nlte. Aak for Mr. I,*wl*i will d e ­ LAWN A GARDEN WORK, liver; NO ntlLIOATION. aat-fooi. SPECIAL PAINTS F IX IT SHOP N E W LOCATION >o you h a r e a d r l n h tn p probEpoxy, t'.V.A llouae. Auto, Mal«* So. F rench *11-4711 lam. W r it e P. a Boa l i l t , rlne. Flhergla ee cloth, Heelna. Sanford. Sandpaper, Taper. Thlnnara, O F F E R IN G A SPECIA L S E R ­ P rlm art. Aaroaol Spray bomb*, VICE? Mora t h a n 44.004 r e a d ­ OHS. Mineral S p irits—IOC f a l l e n In er* ae* f h a Hanford lla rald >romlae me a n y th i n * hut glva yo u r c onta iner. Epoxy *lu*a. elaaalflad ada dally. R atea aa ma T o r k Air C ondltlontn* by P r e t h a n e Varnlahaa, Paints, low aa l t c pa r line pa r day! Bhaat Matal Hpcclalltt*. I l l * Ilruahaa A Roller*. Dial l l l - i f l l or 411-1*11 and M IL place y o u r adl FASCO CORP. MA11CIA 1100 F r a n c h A ve, SICK ROOM NEEDS S a n f o r d —I l l - l i t * Beauty Care W heel Chair*, W a lk a r a , Cana* 111* E. Hwy. II. A Crutch** for r a n t or aal*. Orlunda. I T I - o i i l H A R R I E T T * Beaut y K a t k , P ra a crlp tlo n a a t L o w a ■ 1 a o f t w ater, t r a n l n a app'ta. Frleaa. D lacount to paopla BANFORD BEWINO C E N T E R t o t Ho Oak. I l l - m i . ______ 111-1411 o v e r a i A all Barvlc* P e r s o n ­ lot Bo. P a r k Av*. nel. C h i c k ou r prlcra. HEWING MACHINE ZIG-ZAG 6. Child Care FAUST DRUG STORE W* huv* a t i l l Dtet-O-MaH* F r a * Dallvary l ll- O T I t •lB-s*B t h a t ha* navar baan MANSI C l K ID D IE CABE. W a uaad. W a* c h r l a t m s a l a y ­ H i r e r clear. U c ana a d nura ary, COM PL ET E LAW N CARE a w ay . Thar* I* only a I I I b a l. I n f a n t a ta t. H i t a. Oak Are. L andacapln*. Sprayln*. a n r * du*. P u r c h a a t r a left ttt.am. Boddln*. raaaonabl* rata*, a r e a and w* ar* unable to t 'l m , ! , I P S LAWN SERVICE locate. You c an have m achine Ill- lie * a l t a r & :! * p . m . for f l i . Balance, Cash or Term*. Will t a k a older m a ­ A & B CONTRACTORS chine for payment. Call Colr ic r m o ta sank HOME IMPROVEMENTB. tact Orlando I II-liT T . A tla s NOTICE I I h a r a b y a lva n t h a t ROOFING, PAINTING A Hewln* Center, 1110 E. Cel1 a m a n p a a a d In bualnae* a t INSUI ATINO onlal. F ir* P o l n l i — H la h w a y t t - t t , F l n a n r l n * Arr*n*eil I11-111T Bamlnola County. Florida, UnItt 'A KTKIIEO, Danlah Modern dar tha flctloua n a m e of, 16. Interior Detoralorii W a ln u t Cablnat, f r i e s cut. HL-ACK CAT TAVBIIN, a n d til-ll!T . t h a t I Inland to r a g l t t e r aald Draparlaa • Hllpcovara W H E E L CHAIR. Foldln* lypa, n a m e w i t h t h a C lerk of tha A N MARCEL ■ nod eondttlon I K . I l t- I K O . C irc u it C aurt. Ramtnola C nuaiy , 10*1 F rJE e n c h Av* lll-IK B F lo rid a , In a ccordance w ith tha APT. Hit* Gas Btov* I t t , uaad p ro v ltlo n a of tha F l r tltto u a I month*: 10" E laclrto F a n K am a Htatutea, to - w l t: Section 17. Janitoriul Services | i . i:i-T444. 1 0 .01 F l o r i d a B tatutra ltIT. TENTSCII MAINTENANCE Big: Dan C. Yatea F o r easy quick c a r p e t clean■arvlca A Suppllaa CJaraland, Blaphanaon A Ulna I n f ra n t Blu* L u stra K itel i l t s. P a r k Dr. I1I-4III A ttorn*y* a t Daw, u n i o B7i*liiVBA4ir I f ' p a f " 3 g y , F. O. D ra w 'a r ' Z. ' Carroll K urnttura Co. Bulla l i t Hanford A tlantic National Bank MEN’S I I l / l O*. Ilulldlnp, Sanford. Florida. Dungaree* — *1.11 tir. Publlah March 10 A April I. F U T I T I O I * NAM*: ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS it, io, m i . NOTICE IS h ereby ttlven th a t 110 Sanford Ava. I l I - I T t l C D K -lll t a m ana> a*d In buelute* s i H l a h w a y 1T-I1, Sanford, Semi­ I S T H E C l n C l ’IT CO CRT OF nal* County. Florida, u nda r the GIRLS Bicycle A a Baby Bad |10 each. 111-OltT. T H E NINTH JU DICIAL CIR- flctttloua n a m e ot J E T INN CUIT O P ANII FOR nr.MINOLB IIAII AND PACKAGE and t h a t I 'O V I T T , PI.OHIIIA. I Inland tn r e s l a t e r aald name CHANCERY NO. I O R w ith th e C lark of the Circuit U N IT E D MORTGAGEE BEK. Court, Bemtnul* County, F l o r ­ v ic in o c o n p . BKMtSOl.OO COI'NTV ida. tn a cc ords nr* with the P la in tiff, provision* of the Flctltloua BONING COHMIBBIOII aa. Natle* a | Publte H e a r t s * Nam* Btatutaa, to - w l t: Bactlon JO HN ED W A R D COOPRIDER, III.* * F lo r id a B tatu taa KIT. Nolle* la horoby *lv#a. t h a t at ui, a f t e r co n ild e ra tto n . tha BamlSt*: Dan C. Yale* D efandante. Cleveland. Stephenson A Mix* mile County Zunln* Commie* NOTICE OP *1 IT Inn will hold a public h e a r l n * A ttorney* a t Law, TOi J o h n E d w a rd CooprMer P. O. D ra w e r Z. Suit* i l l to ilalerm hie the feasibility of a n d tier tha M. Conpridar Hanford A tlantic National Hank r r r o m m e n d ln * tn the Board of Clay City, Kan>ai County Commlaalontr* t h a t tha Bulldln*. Sanford. Florida TOU ARE haraby notified Publlah March 10 A April t, 11. follnwln* daacrlbad pro p a rty t h a t a Com plaint to forectnae 10. 1**S. p r e sently sonad Il-IA Blnil* n m o r t a r * * a n cu m b arin * tha C D K - l l l Fam ily Realdentlal to C-4 f alio w in* re al p r o p e r t y : Limited Com marcialt lie* at a Imt I f , Block U. WOODKOTIt'K (IF SUIT pnlnt on the H line of and 1 M E R E PA R K INI) HESTATE UP a-I.IIHIIIA ft W of the HE r n r of lltock D, PLAT, acoordln* to plat UMKKTIkliS T ra c t 11. of a lleplat of Tract* t h a r a o f r a ro rd a d In P la t TOi KVA SMITH CLAYTON. 11. K. 1* and 11 of Banlando Book t l . pae* Tl. Public 411 O skw ood Avenue, Bprlnya. P. B. T. Pf- *. thane* Record* of Seminole C o u n ­ Banford, N o rth Carolina. ru n N l l T . i t ft pa ralle l with ty. Florida You a r e h e r e b y notified th a t t h a E Una of aald Bloch D to b a a been filed aicalnat you tn • Sw orn lull of Com plaint h a t tha P. C. of • c u r t* , ....... av* tha a b o r a - a ty le d autt. and you been filed a * a ln o t you, bain* W’s r l y a nd h a v in g a r a d io , of a r * raqulrad to a rrv# a copy a n actio n fur dlvnrca by Banka lfli.1T ft and a c e n tr a l a n s i ' of your A n a u e r to tha Com . Clayton, in the C ircuit c o u r t of tt'o T 'll'* . thrnc* run a lon* p laint on tha P l a i n t i f f * a t t a r - of Bemtnol* County, a t Hanford. raid curve N W 'a rl r l?7»* ft nay*. v a n d m B a r t * O a r . F- Florida, and you a re hereby tn the P. T. of aald curv*. aald O. Box HOT, Orlando, Florida, required in 111* your a newer, P. T. lyln* on tha H'erly t l / W a n d to file the n r la ln a t of auch o r Other pleadln* to aald Com ­ Rile o f Lonawood Dclv* (B. II. Anawer with lb* Clerk of tha plaint. with tha Clerk of our 41(1, thence run HW'arly alon* nforaantd C lrru tt Court on or aald C ourt, and to file a copy aald 8‘erly ll/W tine o t Longliofora tha I7lh day of April, t h e re o f to th a u n d e r e lu n r d At­ wood Drive 111.11 ft to a c c a .s tyes. If you fall In do eo, a torney. It. W. W are. P, O. Box l l / W of In ta ra ta t* No. t. thane* decree pro ronfaeeo will ha 141*. Hanford. Florida, on nr ru n SW 'arly a lo n * aald ace*** t a k e n a**ln*t you f a r the r a ­ before t h e l a t h d a y of April R /W of In ta ra ta t* Ho. t 11* 71 il* f dm andad in the Complaint A. I>. 1**1: o th e r w lt* a Decree ft t o Ih* B lln* of aald Bloch I>, Thla Notlca ahall ba pubtlah- P ro Cunfaeau will b* ta k e n and thenc* run K 410.Tl f( to Ih* ad oac* a week for f o u r ron- had a t a l n a t you for th e rallaf Poll. F u r t h e r deacrlbad aa tha aaculte* waaka In T h e Bnnford de m a nded In aald Com plaint. so u th e a s t c o r n e r of 1-4 and B If a m Id. DONE AND O R D E R E D at It. 414. Dalad thla I f t b day ot Hanford, Hemlnolo County, F l o r ­ Public h s s r t n * will ba held March, t i l l . ida. thla tha 141 b day o t March In tb* Bemtnol* C ounty Court A. D. 1>41. (BEAL) llouaa, County Comnilsolonsra A r t h u r H. B eekw ltb. Jr., tSKAL) Room, Banford, Florida, Wadd a r k of th e C ircuit Court A r t h u r II. B eckw ith, J r , naaday. April If. K l l a t T:l* By: E lisa b e th U ruanaban C lerk P. M. o r a* soon t h e r e a f t e r aa * D e p u ty Clark lly: E lisa be th Uruanahan poaelbt*. lfranrt* W, O a r D e puty Clerk Hemlnol* C ounty Z o n tn s R. W. WARE. wan d a s B ar* A Day Commlailon l i t E. C hurc h r t. Ally, for P l a in t i f f , By Robort B. B ro w s P. O. Bo* 1411 41* F lra t Fa da ral B ultd ln* Hemlnolo C ounty Sonin# Orlando. Florida Banfurd, Flo rid a D irector Publish March 10 A April f. Publlah March I t A April I. Publlah March I* A April 4, 11. lt>. 1*41 11. Id. l i f t . K it. C D K -lll C D K -lll C D K -lll Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 103. Mobil* Homes • Rent 1 BEDROOM T r a i l e r on leaks 40 ACRES by Owner, half $100 DOWN Ashby, Adults only- Ph. 1*1cleared, I Acre* ot Peaches. NURTII ORLANDO HOMES T il l . Deep fresh w a t e r well. !0# OPEN HOl'BE i t B. Kdgemon B a llo n t a n k . Bom* tim ber. * I s * W ee k d a y s—14 hour Volusia County. All H igh A Occupancv for qualified Mill- TRAILER w .th cabana, ale* ______________ tot. m - | s l * Dry, Bin ford 111.MTS. tary. Ph. 111-1170 GEO. W. S H E P H E R D , Realtor CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—L ost A Fouod I t —Money W onted 1—Pe rso n a ls 14—Bavin** A L oaa 4—B a auty Car* f#— Insuranc* i —Day Nuraarl** l a —school* a in s t r u c t i o n s 4—Child Car* TO— E m ploym ent Services Tl—Male Help W anted I —Do**—Cato— Pot* 10— p o u l tr y — L ivestock Tl— Fe m ale Help W anted 11— Special Nolle** I I —Mala or Famal* Help 11—C a ta r ln y — Food Tl—Hales Help W antod 14— Bicycle R e p airs TT—S ituation W an ted I t —Hpaclal Services I I —Income P ro p e rty I I — Uualneaa p ro p .—Sato I t —Sw im m ing Pools IT—J a n i t o r i a l Service# I I — Real E a t a t a W a n te d I I — Real E atata Bala I t —Do-It-Youraalf 17— Hualnaaa Ranlata K —Builder* Huppllta I d —Lota For Hal* 10— Hardware I t —F a rm * —Grovaa t l —Horn* Im provem ent* I I — Acreage I t —Plu m b in g I t — l lo u a e . F o r Sal* 15— P a in tin g 14—W all D rillin g 14— Houtoa— Hal* or Root IT—H o u a t F o r R a n t t l — Air C old. A Haatlmg i t —Radio • T a liv U lo a 111— R esort I te n ta ls 11— Photo A E q u lp m o b l t o t —T railer*—C a b a n a s K — Homo Appliance* IP!—Mobil* Homes—Hals It’l —Mobil* Homes— Rent I I —Mualoal I n a tr u m a n ta 11—Businas* E q uipm e nt 101—T r a i l e r Upaca—R a n i 101—T r a i l e r L o U —Hal* I I —J o b P r i n t i n g 1*1—A p a r tm e n t* F o r H a s t 14—U pholstery t f l —n e o m a F a r R a n t l i —V acuum C l a a n M t l * — Hotel Room s IT—Moving A S t o n g e i t * — Hants! A f t n l a I I — E x te r m in a to r * 41—I’lonl# — Feed* — Bead* l i t —W anted To H a s t I I I —Auloa F o r Hal* • 10— Mlac. F o r Hal* i t —A rticle! F o r R a n t i l l —Autoa— Hal* o r TradO i l l —T r u c k s F o r Hal* I t —Hwap or Euchango 110— A utom otive Service 11— W an ted To Buy 111— Fc oottra A Cyclaa I I — F u r n i t u r e F o r Bald I I — Antlquaa F o r Bald 111— Boat* A Motor* t l —Money To Loaa t i l —Marin* Hupplloa I d —Uualnoo* O pportunitie s 322-5612 From Saiford Back s i s # SO. MIac. For Sale 425-5938 From Somlnol* County (D ial Diroot) 71. Male Help Wanted HOOVER VAC. CLEA NERS APPLY te Mr*. C a r p e n te r a t N ifty Auto Bath , l i m F re n c h W H I T E BEWINO MACHINES At* tt yra. o r elder. No Authorised Bat** A l o rv le * GARRETT# phono coll*. 100 E. F lra t. 111-1144 F o r real aulom obll* bargain*, check the Herald claaelflod d is­ DOWNBTAIIta F u rn . Apt. I l l U RE K N tlK A IR 1174. play section. Choir* l o l l a vailable In (lroenh r a lr of Loch Arbor o v e r lo o k ­ NEWLT F u rn . l* t F loor Apting g-df court* . C u s t o m LARGE I b a aro e m >om*. 1 141 mo, 14* P a r k Av*. Fh. hatha, Fla. room, l iv in g - d in ­ building tn y o u r spe c ifica ­ 131-4114. ing. l a r g e s to ra g e, carport, tions. G r a a n b r a l r developed n e a r sho p p in g center, p la y ­ by 4 ROOM APT. ground near, *41* move# you KING8WOOD In, (I pay all clo sin g), bu>* Newly d*corat*d. w a it In w all BUILDERS. INC. C a rpeting A C a rp o rts . 441 ascrew . Insurance, etc. Call 111-1474 E . l i l h BL 111-4441 a f te r 4 p. m. 141 F a i r m o n t Dr. FURN. A p t , 1 or 1 Bdrm . I M FIBH a nd BWIM Oak Av*. 111-14*1. In sa nd bottom lak* from yo u r own b a r k yard. 1 bedrooms, LARGE 1 Bedroom F urn. Apt. 1 baths, m as o n ry bom*. II .Inquire a t I t l t V i l ll a w a t h a 044 down. 111 m onih ly. Will B EVFRA L O u t s t a n d in g S A I above American Rent-A ll. Badrohm Horn#* a v ailab le In talk t e r m s on do w n paym ent. a ll A r a u ot Banford. L et u* F U R N K H E D Duplex, A d u lts W * have kay. ( h e w you Around! CRUMLET-MONTK1TH. INC 111-1410. 104 W. ta t I t . Ph. 111-4111 1 ROOM Furn. A p t , privet* bath. 131-1141. W E 'V E DONE IT AGAIN! T o u r beat buy a v e r In th is 1 FURN. nr U nfurn. 4 R o im A p t, 1*41 S P a r k Av*. Mr. Home, Ft*. Room, Oak Til* bath, 3 mile* from N.A S. I l l l l t l a n y ti m e Floora. B e autiful Or. Lol. main gate. No Fata, 133-lTil. s p r i n k l i n g ayatern. Appr. a t 111,114. Wa o ffer you for NO DOWN PATMKNT VA. Im- ■MALL F urn. tf f lc l a n r y A p t , m edial* occupancy, 1 Bed­ only |I ,I 4 0 — 1100 Down. for 1 or couple. Light* A room. m b a th , wooded lot, w a ter Included* H i . 331-71**. andded lawn. I n q u ir e a t ou r new office t.MN E nte rprises, CASH WAITS FOR TOU Inc., II* L onsw ood Plas*. 4 Ball It th r o u g h Ml. South on I T - lt . Cell colINVESTMENT A REALTY H erald W a n t Ada tac t 111-1*11. 111 N. P a r k Av*. I11-I1T1 SMALL A P T , F u r n . Nice 1-nRDUOOM, r e tir e m e n t home, 4 'IKDROOM neighborhood. Ulllllla a turn. furnished, c itr u s tree*, ehade 1 Ilalh Horn* on a p p r o x im a t e ­ 113-7413 o r llt-4411. t r e a t, A shrubbed. Only 3 ly H a c r e yard. Fenced h a r k minute* from Poet Office. UNFURN. 1 Bdrm. Duplax. K it. yard, a o u r l a d f r u i t bearing tree*. W ell for yard, p a r tia l Jo h n Haul*. Realtor. 111-7174. chan E q u ip , Avail. April 11 ly furnished, w aahar. dryer, 133-11*4. AIR-CONDITIONED alov*. r e f r i g e r a t o r , y a r d toola P r e t t y 1-hedroom. I bath, built- NICELY F u rn . Cterag# Apl. A law nm ow ar. in kitchen, pa inte d In and 111.444 Couple. K l l S anford Av*. nut. Like new, I-arg* L i t In 1 3 3 - tllt. COMMERCIAL LOT lovely neighborhood. E xcel­ Main p a r t of tow n In L ik a len t Investment. Ph. 111-7141. 3 Redroom furnishe d a p a r t ­ Mary. IT,1)4 B r o k e r s Coop, ment. Contact 3111 Palmetto. 1100 DOWN i Bit., 14 x IT Fla. Rm.. Tar. AVALON APARTMENTS Floora. Kll. aqulp. 1*7 mo. 114 W. In d fit, 113-14IT 111-1141 1444 l l l i w a t h * a t IT-41 pays all. IIKLMLY REALTY. Office In Village Hall, N. Or Fit UN. Apt. (Tloa* tn. Jtm m la IDYLLWII.DE Cowan. 111-44K. Undo. 111*1441, n ight* 1114 IIBDIUMIM. 3 Hath, Ce ntra l SIT*. Ile a t A Atr 1 c a r g a rag e , c o r ­ W E I . A , A APARTMENTS 114 n e r lot. KIIA financin g. By t \ Flrat Bt. 1 IIEPIIOOM llouae. clean A o w n e r , 1 1 1 - 1444 . cloa* In. T i r m a Ph. Jim m ie E F F . APT. p r i v e t # bath. s u i t , Cowan, I11-40K. a b le fur Coupt* o r SLngl# person. Ideally located down LA "O K, NEW, C uatn m -bulll town. Inquire a t Manuel home. Rolling lllll* Golf Jacobeon Dept. Blur*. I l l K Courae, Han l.andn. F o r In­ tat fo rm atio n call I l l- t S T I . Payton Realty FHA - VA HOMES 1, I, A 4 BEDROOM! t. I H A 1 HA TH ! KIT CH E N E Q U IP P E D LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMED IATE DELIVER Y F o r Com plete In f o r m a tio n He* or Call Your FHA - VA 111-4111. St. Johns Realty ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bodd.ng A F u r n l t u r * AT FA CTO ilT PHICEB: K Magnolia_______l l l - l l l l 60. Business Opport. Payton Realty ■l l - l i e t 1440 H i a w a t h a a t 1T-*I 1 LARGE LOTS In Draamwold. SE R V IC E STATION for Lass*. close to h i s h school: lilt* In­ s u r a n c e ; l l o ft, f r o n la g e — Good location, Gund r e f e r ­ ences A some C apital r t q u l r l i e down, | l i rnuulb. I l l *4. C all Uf-4141. HIT, 7114._____________________ 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Stnkirik Glass and Pain! Company IK Heal F II A a v A E s t a t e Balsa B roker HAVE RENTALS 3 IIDIIM. Furn. Apt. 111. 1414 E. Hat HI. Robert A. W llllama 111-1*11. FUUNIHI1ED lll-llll. Apt. 144. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 144 W. In d RL 111-1411 At.I. W O n K GUARANTEED 121. Scooters A Cycles MOTORCYCLE *14 T a m a h a , i d CC. E xce lle nt condition. Lee* t h a n 1.404 mil**. I l l s c a t h , 123. lloala A Motors DAY A N IT E I H e r a ld w a n t a d s w o r k for aa m u * a a l l o a day I G a t e w a y To T h e W a t e r w a y Robson Sporting Goods Your E VINRUDE D ealer 144-1-1 E. l i b Ph. S l l - t t l l $100 DOWN FHA — VA HOMES 1 J, S I BEDROOMS i. m A 1 BATHS K IT C H E N E Q U IP P E D LOW MONTHLY PA Y U E N T I IMMEDIATE D E L IV ER Y F o r Complete in f o r m a t io n ■a* o r Call Y our FHA - VA SALES BROKER Wo Havo T ho Ham* F o r You STENSTROM REALTY till in*. 1 IIKDIUHIU Furn. llouae. | i i 1*11 FGltD SKYLINE R, te* trac ta b le h a rd ta p , radio, h e a t ­ mo. Include* w ater. 131**107, er, power ite a rl n g , n t t d s tranamlealon 11*1. Ph. I t l t IIKDROOM. 1 Hath, U n f u r n ­ BlIT or aa# a t t l * a u r r t e o a ished houaa, nlct, aloe* to Dr. school. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Payton Realty TltOTWOOD T rave l T railer, all utilities. Saif c o n t a i n e d . Hhowar, g i a r e fr ig e r a to r , gae ■love, electric A gae light*. Flrat *1,104. Nu deals, Plvaa*. P h . 133-444*. $100.00 DO W N S e lM tlnn a f I, t , and 4 Bedroom* located In various Haitian* of Hanford Im mediate Delivery V A - FH A Properly Management JIM H U N T REALTY Office: l l t - l l l l N ig h ts: 11I-4T04 >11-4444 t i l l F * r k D rive tit-Tm NIGHTS IM -U J! iii-tiii lll-llll in -m i 9 ■OUTII BF.MINOLU RE SID E N T S CALL 838-7201 NATIONAL B A N K ^ P O S S E S S IO N 5 NEVER A DOWN PAYMENT '80 Renault '80 Chov. '30 r i j . 'SO Fly. 'SO Renault '87 Import*! '87 Bulck 'SS Ch*r. '50 1.1nr. 'SO Fonllae 'SO Old* 'SS Chrys. •ss Old* 'S3 Cadillac 'SS Ford 'S3 Cher. •AS Pnnller *54 CudllUc ‘SO Dodyn S3 Olds ‘S8 C hrr. '89 Fiat $391 bnL $11 $197 bnL $1$ $191 bal. $I> $199 bnL $14 $299 baL $11 $181 bal. $1$ $481 b n i $34 $ ** bnL $ 4 $ 99 bnL $ 4 $399 bal. $1$ $391 bnL $24 $ 97 bnL $ $ $ 04 bnL $ 1 $381 bnL $10 $399 bnL $17 $147 boL $11 $3.97 hot $11 $389 boL $M $184 bnL $11 $ 90 bln. $ 4 1299 bnL $11 $3Ht bnL $17 mn, mat mo. •K mo. Mdk mo. mo. mo* no, no. no, mo. mo. mm mrn mdk mo. mo. mo. ■ a, mo. YESt WE DO ACCEIT TRADE-INS! M ill M il SANF0RD AV& OPEN EVENINGS Banford, F lo rid a I^ U U National 14 I10UHK TRAILER. Call H I 1141 anytim e. Homes MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 150.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR m i r i . Y M m i T i i , t d r , n a h u tit K n g t n t , c l e a n , g o o d t l r a a . 1 31 . HE A L KHTATK llltOKKIl III*. Ileal E a t a t a Aaaoelal* W IL L A MAE PROKOHCII LINCOLN, K l l , good condition. 111-7174 Day 111-44*1 Nights Body naada aom* work. 1111. Ph. 111-044. 1 BEDROOM, kllc ha n equipped, 1 1 7 - 1141 , 14 CIIKV. BT, W agon, so o d condition. 133-1144. 1 RDIIM, K itchen equipped, 171, nice yard. I31-I4I1. K i t OLDFMOIHLK Super I I , I door Badan, F a c to r y Air. I IIDIIM. 1 Hath. Fa m ily Room. Cond. A hast. Radio. Pow er C e n t r a l h e x ; t tfr. |! T ! t r i : g ta e r tn g A B r a k ta , T inte d 3 Bdrm. Unfurnished. M l mo . Windows. E xeiltant a p p e a r a n c a A Machanclal Condition. Contact Mrs. H enry W ard. 111-IIT* Eva. 1:00 till 1:40. 111-1101 1114 l l l a w a t h a a t IT-11 i t T R - I with Radio A H a t t e r , TOO MUCH I I O O MT Rant a ic allan t condition, ill - 1 1 4 1 th r o u g h " F o r Rant" ads. Gat e x t r a Ineom*' BOD McKEE UBED CARS NO MONEY DOWN 1 IIDIIM. COMPLETELY F u r n *41 F r a n i h Av*. lll-O T ll lehed 111-1177_____________ VOI.KHWAGKN. 1*11.40. 102, Mobile Hometi • Sate I I BANFOHD MOTOR CO. I l l Franch Av*. 111-41*1 1-1 a n d I tradroom* I I PLYMOUTH I door, Auto. NE W and UBED Transmission A H e a te r , r a t i A w nings A Cabana* clean. Hacrlflc*. Ph. l l t - l l l l . QU A L P'Y MOBILE 1IGMEB Hwy. IT-41 1 lll-llll PA R K DR1VB in -m o mo.* FUIINIHIIKD 1 bedroom houaa, 108* Rooms For Rent adulta, no pale. 131-401*. as PARK IUDOR—SUBDIVISION ROOMS l o r Man, 401 Magnolia. 4 Rdrm.. 1 Rath, Spacious, D o u ­ 1 ROOM, f Ittl o l lh on 3 lota. III-0T10. bt* Oarage. C e n tr a l Ileal. J . C. Heatun. U41 Hanford Built-In K itchen. Ilrea kfaa t Ava. Avail. 14th. FURN. Room. Pvt. B ath , | I I Area. L a r s * Dining Boom, month. l l l - l l l l . _____________ HoddOd F r o n t Law n. City CHARMING C o u n try Horn*. 1 Pawor. 111.140 — |I 4 4 Dawn. man o r couple. Fully (u rn - 115. Autoa For Sal* Open Dally, E v e n in g s 444lahad. 111-1*14. Pb. 111-4431 Magnolia A uto Gtasa T ops A de al Covers REALTY and Sales Broker tnalaly I Acr* on good b u st. I n s A sw im m in g lake. IMNTIAC llnnnevltl* W a ­ gon. T a k e up p a y m e n t!. H a r ­ r y W i l l , 110 W. 4th B t, i l l - ST E N ST R O M Government owned T H E T IM E T E S T E D FIRM COUIITKOCHY CHARGE AC Ill-fill COUNTS— lim ited credit If I t * N P a r k Av*. you ow n a phono. P u t class)60. L u ts F o r B sls flod A l l la Work for you! 97. IIouhm For Rent M E Itt.E W. W A R N E R REALTOR W# Hava T ha Horn# F o r T ou 111-1414 741 H. r* rk LARGE I A I Bedroom* Apia. Mill Banford A v a , Ph. I l l 0711. I ROHM. F U R N . clot# to Has*. I l l mo. Call 131-4141. FU RNteH KD A p t . w ith Atr conditioned bedroom, *11. I l l UNFURN. I Hr. Houa*. 1411 E. Ith Rt. 111-1714. Willow, 111-0ITI. t i l l P A R K D R IV E lll-llio 1II-T4II FURN. Apt. 111-3140. NKW. u n fu rn ish e d l-b*droam NIOHTS Duplex Apt-, Ole hath, ter- TWO lidrm. turn, a p t , aoreanlll-llll 111-4141 r a s s u flours, V enetian blind*, 133-4144 111-1411 ad porch. Tiled bath. Only kllc ha n equipped, w a t e r f u r n ­ t i t . 1741 Magnolia. 111-1*11, ished. l l l - l l l l a f te r 1 p m . REALTY Ball-Blair Agency LONG WOOD. 1411 H u n t Road. l-ROOUB, bath, nlcaly Furn. large porch, Pvt. e ntrance, Longdsl*. t Bdrm-. I H bath, Tarklng, 110-114 mo. Orang* FI*. Room. Kltetten equip. City, to ml. from N.A.8. Mra. 1344 Down. 111.11 ^ e r mo Hchulli, Mgr. 371-1*77. SALES BROKER ST E N ST R O M JO H N K. FO X , R ealtor f H E E ESTIMATE Ill-m t UpbolatarlB g A M aura** roa- !«* N. P a r k Ave. ovallSB- N*W A Uaad F u r o l tur*. Call NIs Raddlng Mfg. IIAltT P l I J i l lK I l Co, a t T il C*l*ry Av*. I l l Root Buy B roker HIT. 111-74*1 Day or Nlabl WILSON • MAIER FURN Buy — Ball — Trod* ROBE BT A. WILLIAMS 111-11 K. I t t . lll-llll R e a lto r Raym ond Lundqulxt. Aaao. F o r Ih* blBB**t s a n c t i o n ot I l l - a i l ' Atlantln B a nk Bldg. n e a r l y new and uaad f u r n i ­ ture. as* Noll'* F u r n l t u r a llrok*r*Be In C a aa albtrry on IT-11. Opan I days • to 4. Real E a 'a t e — l a t u r a n r * Uaad f u r n l tu r * appliance*, tool*, I r d A F s r k AV* IU -K 4I • te. Bought • Bold. Larry'a Mart, i l l Banford A v a Ph ’l l $100 DO W N R E FR IG E R A T O R . K elvln ator 72. Female Help Wanted ON LAKE KATHRYN F o o d e ra m a , 1440. In c r a te Deep free**. I Cheat of d r a w ­ PA RT TIME Hales O p p ortunity If you hav* been w a n t in g a L a k i f r o n t bom*, ba r* It la e r s Lamps. Fnrmloa. After for I a l e r t wom an with car A I Bedroom, f b«th, fireplace. I p. m. I I I . t i l l . phon*. E arn in g * 111 to IIS • a t t e n t a t e la r g e lot with t*o par waak. Sarah Coventry ft of beech, d o # * t o « v * r y WESTING HOUSE B ottla W a te r Je w e lry . T e r r i to r y u n lim it­ thtng, yet a w ay from It all Cooler, P t l l l l y building I K ed. i i : - t i k . talk* K a t h r y n I* lops for laaki* Dot Dr., Huiilaiul boating, akllng, flailing A Estate*. BEAUTICIAN W anted. Cut 'N* sw im m ing. Priced r i g h t ot Curl lla a u ty S h o p . Ph. S H ­ 117,144. Calll BOATERS OP 14 or 1-1-4411, Jlm m i* Co­ DO IT TOURBELF! wan. Complete Raflnlahtn* Supplies. FASCO CORP. lid * Fre n c h Ave. I t l - K I O LA m e n for telephone Survey A Public Halation* work. No e ip e r le n c * ne ree ia ry. E x ce l­ HURRICANE Fence. Double lent pxy, day nr evenings. Ap­ l l f l F n r k Dr. Dial tll-1 1 1 4 Oat*. 10* ft., Cheap, i l l Lak* ply a t one* to Mlaa Mutton. Dot Dr. ____________ K~n.:. : i.,'M - > e u u B.d.. a i t E. nr tat Bt. o v e r F a u o t ’s Drug "Did F#h k n o w t h a t out* F in k a l. Article* For Kent Stucco In Lok* Msry was for ■tor*. Bate!" "Not You mean Ih* "T ou n a m e It— Wa hava III" on# on th a b e au tifu l corner AMERICAN RENT-ALL 73. Malt or Female Help tot Just w a lk in g d istance from t h e I . a . A . r "Yea. I f * 1111 8. H i a w ath a . I I I . l i l t • duplex, you know. Tha upCOUPLE t n Manag* P a r k Apt*, a ta lra I* n nice furnished RE N T A BED 1717 P a r k Ave. Immediately. apartm ent that ranla for R ollaw ay, tloapital. Baby Apply 1:40 a. m. to I p. mI I I " " T h a t would h* parfaot B a d e by Day. w e a k , or Apt. I. Month. fo r ho. Tha r e n ta l unit would CA R R O LL S FU R N IT U R E probably tak* car* of tha 111 W 1st. l l l - l l l l 77. Situation Wanted m o r tg a g e payment*. But, oh d e ar. I'll het It’s alioill I K , •4(." "I heard you could gal T*ll them vou sa w It In Tb* 53. Wanted To Buy It for Eleven T housand — Banford H erald! ntayba las* t h a n th a t with USED FU R N IT U R E cash down to tha m ortga ge." W E E K S W ORK. I1I-I4IT a f t e r III-MT* '•Really: W ho's got RT I w ant I. to call a bout tt today." BE Li. US your ru rn ltu rs. Quick Service with the Cosh. DAYS Work, good reference*, "Hlemper. of rour**. And they a r e eo n h a to deal with. YVa Bll PE R TRADING P O U T 111-1441. b o u g h t o u r h o m i th r o u g h 111-04)7. tham " HOUSEWORK, 111-1440 or ! ! ! • W ANT ED : Uaod Corner C u p ­ ■TEMPER AGENCY 4H». board. C htap, will raflnlah. R e a lto r - A ppraiser • I n .u r o r ill-1147. 111-4*11 1*1* H. French 81. U r a l K H tn te • Sf.le 55, Furniture For Sale 115. Auloa For Sal* 106. Apart menlti for Rent SO UTH W ARD SANFORD ELECTRIC S T R A W B E R R IE S for Sal*. You pick 40o q t , 10 or m ore l i e O. E. Apr llano*a—Naw A Uaad I K Magnolia 1 1 1 -lilt qt., picked on order, field ru n t i c ql. No Sunday aala. Ilrlaaon Ave.. 111-7111*._____ 31. Musical Instruments P la n o Servicing A T u n l n s Gen* C um baa — l l l - : i l ! S s Ia Seminole Realty W ELLS DRILLED, PUMPS S P R I N K L E R BT8TEMB All Typaa and Bliaa W * R e p a ir and Barvlca CAN A8 Day C am p be*lna Ju n * S T I N E l t l h . . L ak* Oolden. F o r In­ Machine a n d Supply Co. f o r m a tio n call 111.1111, F re d 1*1 W. I n d Bt 111-4411 Oanaa. 14. Bicycle Repairs Houses For $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES PAINTING A O A R D E N I NG w o r k dona roaaonablo. l i : T Ill. BTOUOH'H Utility T r a i l e r Sale*, 30. Home AppllRRcea Box t o t A. Rout* 1. South Sa n fo rd Av*. extended. 1:3- NEW APPLIANCES a t W ar* , house Price*— Frlgldalr*. 0111. H o t PoluL RCA, Xanltk. ate. INCOME TAX F ilin g by a p ­ Call Charlta a o r m l y collaot p o in tm e n t. Ernoat Blcknall, a t Aaaoclatad Radio A TV, 1101 P a r k Ave. Ph. l l l . l » t « . l i t ] N. u r a n * a Av*., o r t a a do ( 1 1 - l i l l . 95. 95. Houses For Sale 22. Ptambiag l AIRLINE! NEED YOUNG n«n and women for glamorous public contact du­ ll** sat hoiUui, reservationlit, communication!*!, psddon**r B f t n t s , * U . Oood pt f . travel, glamour, oocurity and advancement. If you are a High School graduate 17-M, in good boalth, learn if you can qualify. For full informa­ tion writs at ones giving ag*. addroBi, phono, oducstion and hours you work, Weaver Air­ line Peruonn*I School. Writ* Box 131 Sanford Herald. NAME .... ADDRESS CITY STATE --------HOME PHONE BUS. PHONE ... HOURS WOHKED f r o m ........... ......... l o ...... AdvertiMaunt Lets Do Business Togethe r You'll Save Money And Be H ap p ier In A W Ford From Tho Olo Ford H o u m In Downtown Sanford. M£xc*lkat Sonic* Toe** Strickland-Morrison Ford* Inc. 1U -14M W. Park M 44B 1A » * i * U A * "W *■§,•**, m I 4*' �What 9s N E W You CanSeeThemAll DOWNTOWN SANFORD WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY AND WHEN IT COMES TO FINANCING WE'VE BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME! (SINCE 1928 IN F A G !) 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M UcuturinK I'amily Entertainment THURSDAY SPONSORED BY FRIDAY • STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. • HAAG CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. • HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY • RILL HEMPHILL MOTORS • SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS • HOLLER MOTOR SALES • ELLINOR MOTOR CO, IN CO-OPERATION WITH COLOR TV PHIZES AWAKDED 11Y THE COOPERATING Sanford Merchants Association �fW le u tffl Page S-A— April 9, 1968 i m l l DAVE FLEMING AND '65 CHRYSLER 300 New Chrysler Has 'Roadability' C o l o r a d o , Massachusetts, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont, Vir­ ginia and Washington. Among the other disting­ uishing features are a black painted panel with a 3001, medallion on th* rear deck applique, a special stainless steel moulding outlining the lower body contour line and front wheel opening and a color paint insert in the belt moulding extending the full length of the car. Chry*l*r originated the 300 aeriei in 1055 with high per­ formance hardtop* that won tha national stork car racing championships that year and in 1963. They also set speed records for the atock car Flying Mile competition at Daytona Reach, Fla. Since 1057, there ha* been more emphasis nn making the 300s highly personalis­ ed care, with distinctive In­ teriors and extra equipment that set them apart from more conventional big r a n . They also have been engi­ COLORS OP U.S. Ona of the most striking neered for exceptional road styling feature! on the 10(15 WIIF.KL WITH FKF.I, scene Is the “aporta stripe" Tha aporta car look is built offered aa an option on Ply­ mouth's now Barracuda hard­ Into tha Rarrecuds, but on* top. The broad strips which optional feature makes It runs longitudinally along the even sportier — a special body provide* bold color con­ steering wheel. The rim has t r a s t A white "Cuda" with realistic wood-grain. T h e • blua atrip* duplicates the three spokes, In flat-finish colors of American car* cen­ metal, are spaced to give the tered In International compt- driver a sport»c*r fcel-ofthe-whael. titiona. Th« ISM Chrysler 300L, eleventh In a eerlea of hitch performance c a n designed for motor enthueleite who prefer big automobile*, I* in production, t h * ChryslerPlymouth Dlvlelon reported today. T h e newest version of Chrysler’* alphabet s e r i e s has transmission and suspenalon options which appeal to sporta car rally competitors aa well aa motorist* who ask for exceptional roadability and handling characteristic* in touring. The S00L la the first do­ mestic production car to hava a running light In the center of the grille, Illumi­ nating a round S00L medal­ lion. It will be standard equipment on ear* sold in the 40 states where the use of running lights la authorised. In the following 10 states, the car will be sold with a non-lllumlnated grill# me­ dallion: Alabama, California, performance. In 1953, they won a ll of th* eight national sports ral­ lies in which they were en­ ured. and In 19*4 they are top contenden for the Man­ ufacturer*' Trophy of th# SporU Car Club of America. Tha 1905 version, called the 300L because Chryeler has reached the letter "I." in advancing through the al­ phabet aince 1955, ha* the performance capabilities of ita predecessors with improv­ ed air Dow characteristics. The 300L is available as a two-door hardtop or con­ vertible, Roth body type* have Individualized f r o n t bucket eeata, with a right •Ida teat recllnar and option­ al head reels. A center con­ sole with a locked storage compartment, atlck type au­ tomatic transmission gear selector and vacuum gauge are standard. Optional at no extra cost la • four-speed Hurst linkage manual trans­ l e v e r and a tachometer mounted in the console. A heavy duty suspension and heavy duty brakts are optional. The engine i* a 413-cuble Inch V-8 with a 10.1:1 com­ pression, high lift cams, a four-barrel carburetor and dual exhaust*. Entire Dodge Line-Up On Display Lincoln ffb'r The entire line up of 1965 Nichols, Dodge general man­ Dodges—Darts, Coronets, Po- ager, said. "T ie entire Dodze line of­ larai, Custom MOs and the new Monaco—will be on dis­ fers a veritable supermarket play at tha Sanford Automo­ variety of choices—in sises. body styles, engines, trsnsbile Show. Keeping abreast of t h e mU*i',rs. tc fftirria s snd opchanging and diversified dev tiuual equ pment, exterior col­ m inds of automobile buyers, I ors, and interior appoint­ Dodge this year has Increased ments. "The new cars are worthy its offerings to 55 models in four lines, two of which are successors to the 19*4 models, being produced in new sires. The 1965 Dodge styling theme emphasises a longer and wider look with flatter and more level body surfaces extended to the full dimen­ sions of the cars. A broad selection of 12 en­ gine options, six designed to use regular gatolioe, ranges from a 101 horsepower six cylinder power plant to a 425 horsepower high performance V-g. A lix-window sedan model, available in the Custom 530 line, has been added to Dodge’s wide choice of two and four-door sedans, two and four-door hardtop:, converti­ bles, and six and nine-passen­ ger station wagons. “Comfort, economy, style, performance and durability have all been packaged in the four lines of 1965 models, each tailored to fit a different set of customer needs," Byron J. which for the second consec­ utive year attracted buyers in record-breaking numbers." The new-slicd lines for 1965 ere the Coronet, built on a 117-lnchwheelbise, and the larger Poiara, which has been moved up from a 119-lnchwheelbase to a 121-inch-wheclbase. In addition, the two-door hardtop Monaco, a special prestige model, h it been add­ ed at the top of the Dodge line-up. The c o m p a c t , Ill-Inchwheelbase Dart lino offers for the first time a new end lower-priced two-door hsrdtop in the Dart 270 asrist, an optional higher performance V-8 engine and an sir condi­ tioner providing both heating and cooling. Is Pacesetter ly, with th# center portion thrusting forward In theme with the crisp hood. The diecast grills 1* composed of continuous horitontel bars separated vertically by open black-and-bright rectangles. The tail lampa have hori­ zontal grlllework superim­ posed over the lenses, repeat­ ing the atyling theme of the pnrking lights. The Contin­ ental embtem is centered on the broad rear deck. Custom decorator interiors offer a combination of lux­ ury and good taste. Trim materials include a new lar­ go cloth and a knitted moire fabric, in addition to wool broadcloth and new low lus­ ter leathers and vinyls. Lincoln Continental again offers a four-door sedan and the only four-door convert­ ible built in this country. For additional formality and the limousine look, a vinyl cov­ ered sedan roof is offered In three new colors — brown, blue and Ivy gold — in addi­ tion to black and white. Many engineering refine­ ment* are incorporated in Lincoln Continental'* 430-cublc-lnch displacement engine for greater durability and smoother performance. These include improved radiator cooling, a new oil filler cap with two-stage filter and oil mist separator, and a new six-blade variable s p e e d aluminum fan for air condi­ tioned cars. A 42-amp alter­ nator ia standard, with 55 ampa standard with air con ditioning. More stainless steel is u* ed in the mufflers, offerln greater resistance to corro­ sion. New universal join', seal* are among improve- j menta made to the driveshaft for greater durability. Transistorized ignition is optional for 1965. It Increas­ es th* reliability and dura­ bility of the ignition system by lengthening the life of the distributor breaker p o i n t s and the spark plugs. Another refinement is a new integral steering gear. The steering wheel Itself has an improved feel. Riding comfort is improved througli use of new front suspension strut bushing* which reduce harshness. Amount To Finance RAY WINFREE AND COMET CALTENTE CONVERTIBLE S h °U 1st ° P p e r! See You at the Show ... Luxury without Limitations H at 8 5 Dadgt SANFORD, FLORIDA To Qualified Purchasers of New Automobiles A t Our Current Low Interest Rate O f OUR LOW, LOW MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS board even has a built-in tissue d is­ penser, and a coin-sorter for keeping toll money handy. Yet, a Chrysler isn't afl that experv sive. Seven Newport models are priced justa fcwdollarsmorea month than many popular smaller cars. Tiie promise of great new driving begins right here. In a new kind of Chrysler. See It at the auto show. Haag Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc. ’5 0 0 .0 0 0 Compare QUICK CHANGE P l y m o u t h ' s Barracu­ da, which converts from a five-seater to a awltchover process. The bench-type rear •eat has a chromed hand rail extending across Ita carpet­ ed rear surface. When this rail la lifted the seat folds forward and tha hack be­ comes part of a seven-fool platform. The hand rail then serves ae a harrier to keep luggage from sliding for­ ward. W e W ant To Lend ($4.50 per $100 per year) ■date yea hit the read far the thaw ...w e’d like te tell yea abent some hits far the read. The J exciting new line ef Dodges far INS. Tint, there’s the Dodge Custom NO. Sheer excellence in every > m a m gimasietesi. Next, there’s Polara. Beautiful Poiara stands eat la any crowd. Tea’ll see that for yourseU at the shew. Then there’s Coronet With a choice of seven spirited engines, Cecoaet steps oat smartly without tramping on budgets. And Dodge Dart! Tan probably know all about Dart Ifs the Dtdgt-t1** compact...big- How that we’ve taken yen ea a tear through the rest of the| i ( Dodge lino, we’d like to show yea the top...Dodge Menace for *45. There it is, right op tfc— ' Bat why leek at It there when yen can tee it in pereon. Let* hit the toad far the shawl 819 EAST FIRST STREET 'April 6, 1965—Page 3-A Yrralb Twenty tlx-eylinder and V-4 Fulfilling Its role a* the in­ models are available In tbs dustry’s pacesetter in design three Dart series, all bigger, and craftsmanship, the Lin­ roomier and more powerful, e a l Continental for 1965 of­ than moat other compact fers progressive refinements ears. to its classic styling. A host of Improvement* in The new Coronet, which comfortably seats tlx adults, "engine, chassis anil body atf tain for the 1965 Lincoln Is larger than competitive Continental new standards in cars in Ita price range. roadability, reliability and passenger comfort. F r o n t wheel disc brakes an- standaid equipment, vfv new hood with slightly raised center panel empha§ siies the long, classic front ■ line of the Lincoln Continen­ tal. Flush-mounted parking light and turn signals in the edges of the blade­ like front fenders set off the new front end appearance. is recessed slight­ Which ear bat the m att finger marks at tbs Auto ShawT Cfcrymsr. This n the one people Just can't help touching. Naturally. Thli h the most beautiful Chrysler ever built. Model .1965. Big. Luxurious. Take its size. Eighteen feet of com* fort. Two tons of security. A smoother ride on a new 124-lncn wheelbase, and j/tirfciinwic* tlt«i’» best u W i ibed as "scorch." Ih e Interior is striking Hu: dash­ §nnfnrb POPP! DIVISION tn the crafting of the Continental absolutely nothing was spared to create a car without paar. There are over 2,000 separate checks for quality: no othar car built Is more thoroughly tasted. To have stinted in even the slightest of details, in even the least significant of parts would be to compromise with unimpeachable stwsdards of excellence. The Lincoln Continental knows no limitations—It is a car among carst We invite you to drive one. 1801 W. FIRST STREET 8ANFORD, FLA. M ob .— Without *1,500 *4 7 .5 4 2,000 6 3 .3 3 7 9 .1 2 9 4 .9 2 2 ,5 0 0 3 ,0 0 0 Life Insurance per month 36 Mos.—-With Life Insurance *49.21 6 5 .5 6 81.91 9 8 .2 6 per month The Above Payments Include Documentary Stamps & Legal Fees — No Other Charges BY FIN AN CIN G TH AT N EW A U TO M O BILE W ITH U S . . . Y O U A U T O M A T IC A LLY BECOM E ELIGIBLE FO R A "Signature Loan" NOW OR IN THE FUTURE FROM FLORIDA STATE BANK Build Your Credit... Where It Counts W e Sincerely Urge You To Consider This Fact W hen Purchasing Your New Autom obile! FOR QUOTATIONS OF PAYMENTS ON THE AMOUNT YOU NEED TO FINANCE America's most distinguished motorcar Call 322-1611...Ask For Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette O ssm n Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y M O TO R S, INC. 36 109 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. F L O P /D A S T A T E B A N K SANFORD, FLORIDA �Pag* 4-A—April 8, lg g ) I Q CHARLIE SMITH AND OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 CELEDRITY SEDAN Olds MeetsFamily Needs A flittering array of brand Raw IMS Oldamobile*, beauti­ fully situated in an attractive product diiplay area, will compriae the diviaion'a exhibit at the Sanford Auto Show April f *». Dealrned to itluatrate the full-range market coverage of Oldamobile’a 1905 mode) linetip, the ditplay alao point* out the many engineering and styling improvement* that have been Incorporated in the diviaion’a cart thia year. Moat Importantly, tne dieplay exemplifiee how the 1905 Oldamobilea combine to feat­ ure the flexibility and versatility to meet any family seed. Beginning with the F-85, which i* tailored for the eco­ nomy-minded family t h a t want* to "step-up" to Oldimobile quality and preatige, the aerie* include* aedana, apacioua atation wagon* and sporty Cutlaaa model*. The Bcon0-Way V-<! or Jetfire Rocket V-S engine*, combined with the optional Jetaway auto­ matic transmission, a re among power team* availa­ ble. For larger familiea, there are the unique two-and threeaeat Viata-Cruiaer model*, providing up to 106 cubic feet of cargo apace. Oldamobile’a full-aixe car* for '65 offer a variety of model* and body atyle* with greater aerie* diatinction than ever. There are thoae ideally aulted to the perform­ ance-minded driver, while others offer unmatched “top- of-the-lin*" comfort, luxury and trend-aetting styling. All full-aite Oldamobilea have been dramatically restyled, featuring new, roomier inter­ iors, curved aids window* and distinctive roofline* for every body atyle. Jetatar 88 modela for '65 offer the many extra conven­ iences of a full-size Oidamo* bile, yet are priced below many model* in the lowprice field. Thl* series i* al­ ao powered by the famous 330 cubia inch Jatfire Rocket V-8 engine and la available with the 2-ap*ed Jetaway au­ tomatic transmission. A new addition to the fullsize lineup ia the I>elta 88, a glamorous companion to the very popular Dynamic 88 aerie*. These 89* are power­ ed by a brand new 425 cubic inch Super Rocket engine teamed with an optional three-speed T u r b o HydraMatte transmission, also new for '65, to deliver the most instantaneously responsive performance In Olilamoblie history. Oldamobile'* p r e s t i g e sports model ia the exciting­ ly new Starfire, complement­ ed by it* rakish medium-pric­ ed counterpart, the Jetatar I. Doth are built for the perfi rmance-minded with bucket seats and center console, and ate powered by a apcclal 425 cubic inch ultra-high com­ pression Starfire V-8 engine, with standard equipment Tur­ bo Hydia-Matic transmission. Styliahf You bet! Them’s a premia* built Into that act tow-look, and it's delivered every time a ’65 Olds takes to a teat track or highway! Up front, a giant 425-cubic-inch Super Rocket V-8 chop* the miles down to size. . . while a 123-inch wheelbase, combined with four-coil-epring suspension, smooths out the roughest roads. Maybe you won't find a teat track at tha Auto Show. Do the next best thing—action-teat an Oldamobile at your nearest Oldamobile Dealership. Check out performance, comfort, room and ridel You’ll wonder bow Olds can deliver them all ao beautifully . . . at such a dom-to-rarth price/ VISIT THE SHOW... *65 Sanford Auto Show April 7-8-9 11:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. see the Olds Exhibit.*, then "Action-Test*' your favorite model at your Olds Dealer's ... where the action is! | □ LOS The Rocket Action Carl •VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED OLDS QUALITY MAUI... HEADQUARTERS FOR NIHETY-EJGHT, START! RE, DELTA N, DYNAMICII. JETSTAR I, JETSTARII, VISTA-CRUISER F4S‘ Holler Motor Sales Co., ■ ■■ ■■ JACK BENTON AND THUNDERIIIRD Thunderbird Is Leader ■ix-framc tailligbt area light* up two frame* at a time, moving rapidly to right or left to signal an impending turn. It has tha effect of an animated arrow pointing In the direc­ tion of the proposed turn. From the front, tha fully integrated bumper and grille of the 1965 Thunderbird tea"lure* V new"gfiTie*deiTgir wiTh six bright vertical bars and tight bright hcrtsontal bar*. In addition, a new Thunder, bird emblem replaces the block Thunderbird lettera on the leading edge of the hood. From the aide, all modela hava a new simulated wastegate ornament on the front femlrr behind the wheel open­ ing. The waitegwte hat bright horixontal simulated louvers with upper and lower bars that taper rearward. The traditional Thunderbird aids script hat been relocated and rrdeilgned for 1965. I t ia positioned on tha rear quar­ ter panel and fealurea a black border surrounding tha bright metal script lettering. New deluxe wheel covers with a plaatic hub insert are standard with all thraa Thun­ derbird modal*. Tha hardtop and landau models have a new rear-pillar molding extending from tha rear-quarter window around to tha flow-thru-vant grills. Tha hardtop model has a new Thunderbird emblem on the rear pillar with a rectangular ring encircling the center eec. Uon and frosted finiih wings. The landau model features a new, shorter 8-Uar with a circular floated a n a ia the canter, From the w ar, all 1968 Thunderbird modela have new A striking Innovation ia tha tallllght appliques with five aeqoeetial turn signal for the vertical bright finish bam. A war. The long, rectangular new Thunderbird emblem re- The 1968 Ford Thunderbird begins the second decade cf styling and engineering lead­ ership for America's classic luxury ear. T h u n d erblrd'a distinctive Styling Is anhanced for 1965 by new exterior trim and or­ namentation, and its luxuri­ ous interior offers new atan‘61 Mi- o r coimojVahd Vicganct-." “The 1965 edition of the Thunderbird maintains t h e p a t t e r * of avolutlonary change but adheres closely to the T-Birds clastic styling tbame," said M. S. McLaugh­ lin, aisiitan t general manager of the Ford Division, Ford Motor Company. “The new Thunderblrd’a fresh styling a n d engineering Improve­ ments evolved from the out­ standing features of its pre­ date* aora." New owner-benefit feature* o f the 1966 Thunderbird in­ clude; —Front disc brakes. —Sequential turn slgnala. —Convertible dome light. -K e y le ss locking system. —Reversible keys. Options include an AM/FM radio o« which all ftva but­ ton* may be used for A ll or FM operation, an elaetrle an­ tenna, power-vent windows, a vacuum dock-lid rale***, and n limited-slip differential. S t a n d a r d equipment In­ cludes a 390-cubic-inch engine, power steering, power brakes, and awing - away steering w heel Also available a r t many options, including air conditioning, reclining passen­ g e r aeat with headrest, and a safety • aoavealeaen eentrol Second and Palmetto - — ro t THE IE8T 18 USES CARS... SU roui OLDS MALES FOR A LATE-MODEL VALUE-RATED USED CAR).__________ _________________ Auto Show SPECIAL! place* the Thunderbird letter­ ing on tha center section of the bumper between the tnillights. Tha convertible m o d e l Thunderbird for 1968 offer* the same basic feature* a* tha hardtop*, but with the added attraction of an all-vinyl, wrlnkla - realstant soft top. FULL SIZE FO RD 4 -D O O R SEDAN .TbUflll _l2SSt9_hWt -211*5IV pears under the power-oper­ ated rear deck lid at tha touch of a switch. Tha driver’* compartment again has the elegant “cock­ pit" styling motif for 1965. Tha instrument* are mounted in separate pods for easy identification. The drum-type speedometer has Individually illuminated numerals and a special leni that gives a m i line indicator * progressive effect a* speed is Increased. All major controls are illu­ minated by a aoft green light for night-time operation. Tha dash and sun viaora are safety • padded and covered with a color-keyed, fitted vlnyL The full-length console has a foam-padded top to serve a* an arm real. Itenrath tha console top la ■ convenient compartment Illuminated for night-time use. Tha conacle trim moldings carry forward into the instrument panel to integrate the two and con­ tinue the “cockpit" atmos­ phere. The popular and practical awing-away steering wheel and column are continued as standard equipment in the ’65 Thunderbird. T h e steering wheel is of a two-spoke de­ sign with a padded hub for additional safety. The thin-ehell front bucket seats provide maximum com­ fort and, dua to the twlnpedeatal mount, provide com­ fortable foot room In the rear compartment. Equipped With 250 H.P. V-8 Engine, Selectaire Conditioner, Power Steering, All-Transistor Radio, All Vinyl Interior, White Side-Wall Tires and Full Wheel Covers. SPECIAL AUTO SHOW DISCOUNT OF $400 LIST PRICE T itru u n TOTAL rnfOKMAHCI DISCOUNT SPECIA L PRICE '65 $ Sec Om Of TlM Follow in f ScImmmi — • JACK UENTON • NICK PASTERNACK • CHARLES HUDSON • PAUL GLEASON . . . . . $3335.00 . 400.00 2935 STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER DOWNTOWN SANFORD P H . 322-1481 (W. P. 644-8916) �Rambler Offers 3 Different Lines American Motors announc­ ed three distinctively differ­ ent lines of 1085 Rambler cars with the widest selec­ tion of models and perform­ ance choices ever offered by the company. Each of the three lines — Ambassador, C l a s s i c and American — is on a separate wheelbase and each has its own strong “curbstone” Iden­ tity. “With n e w powerplant choices and the addition of convertible models to the Ambassador and C l a s s i c lines, we have the broadest model lineup In the history of American Motors, “Thomas A. Coupe, vice president — automotive sale?, said, "and, for the first time, each line offers a full r a n g e of body Styles." In summary lines for 1965. ■■■ They Include — American — 10 models, in­ cluding two and four-door sedans, four-door s t a t i o n wagons, convertibles s n d two-door hardtop*. Engine* include »ix-cyUnder 90-horse­ power L-head, 125-horsepow­ er overhead valve and 155horsepower T o r q u e Com­ mand. Classic — 11 models, In­ cluding two and four-door sedans, four-door s t a t i o n wagons, convertibles a n d two-door hardtop*. Engines I n c l u d e six-cylinder 128horsepower, 1-15-horsepowcr and 165-horsepower Torque Command, 198-h o r * e power V-8 and 270-horsepower V-8. Ambassador — eight mod­ els, Including two and fourdoor sedans, four-door station wagons, convertibles and two-door hariltops. Engines I n c l u d e six-cylinder 155* horaepower T o r q u e Com­ mand, 198-horsepower V-8 and 270-horsepower V-8, The *65 Ambassador, long­ er and more luxurious, feat­ ures all new exterior and in­ terior styling. The wheelbase has been increased four in­ ches to 116 inches. The top volume Classic, which retains a 112 inch wheelbase, also is all-new in appearance. Styling of the American, which recorded n sale* gain of more that 40 per cent dur­ ing the past model year after undergoing n complete body change, has been tastefully refined. The American wheel­ base of 106 Inches is un­ changed. “We have increased the overall length of the Am­ bassador and Classic lines, but none of the increase Is in the nature of wasteful over­ hang," Coupe said. "A five inch increase in the length of most Classic models was de­ signed to importantly en­ large the trunk area,” “ Overall length of the Am­ bassador, except station wag­ on models. Is 200 inches — about the same as the 1961 Ambassador. Part of the in­ crease was dictated by the longer wheelbase with the balance going into addition­ al trunk space." In addition to the wider selection of models, the 1965 Ramblers offer a broader choice of engine* — including a high-performance, sevenmain hearing "Torque Com­ mand” six-cylinder engine In all three lines. "The Torque Command en­ gine provides exceptions! per­ formance and response in all -Tr—*7J JOHNNY WHITAKER RAMHLEK MARLIN driving ranges,” Coupe said. “It rivals many larger V-8s in performance and smooth­ ness while retaining the ba­ sic operating economy of the sixes." Coupe said all of Ram­ bler's long-lifo and safety features such as advanced unit ronstniction, ceramicarmored exhaust system and double safety brakes have been carried over to the 1965 model*, and are augmented by many new features for improved operating economy and durability, including al­ ternators as standard equip­ ment on American* in addi­ tion to other lines, optional front disc brake* on Classics and Ambassadors and elimi­ nation of the 1,060 mile en­ gine oil and oil filter change and new car inspection. "Weather-Eye" heater* will hr standard e q u i p m e n t throughout the R n m h I c r line*. Roth outside and Inside, the 1965 Ambassador is com­ pletely re-styled ami impart* n look of luxury. Exterior styled is high­ lighted by a bold extruded aluminum horizontal grille with new vertically mounted dual headlights, a longer hood, sculptured side panels, and full-height vertical tail lights whirh compliment the licit 111qht arrangement. l ul l length chronic trim caps the crown of the side and fender panels, extending from the V-shaped profile of the front fender* to the tail light* to silhouette tho allnew side apprarance. Front and rear wheel open­ ing! have been reshaped and accentuate tho long-profile appearance. Chrome t r i m around the wheel openings is s t a n d a r d on Ambassador hardtop and convertible mod­ el*. See w hy all 3 Ramblers were voted tops in style and appearance at 65’s first major auto show! Vljf VtttTitrB VrntTB X p rfI Ri CHARLIE HUDSON AND GALAXIE 500LTD ttiR ® <M * Ford Camper Properly Equipped Ford Division's C a m p e r Special pickup trurk h a s taken tho guess-work out of ordering a properly equipped pickup truck to carry « campor roach. The growing practice of carrying a camper conch on n pickup truck demands that the truck he equipped With the right engine, transmis­ sion and rear axle combina­ tion and other heavy-duty components to take lltc rjiuji. er, his gear and his family into rough, off-highway lo­ cations—and bring them hark home. At the same time, the trurk must he powered ami geared to maintain highway speeds over America's grow­ ing turnpike system. Until the advent of the Camper Special, buyers had to depend on their own knowledge of trucks, or to rely on salesmen who them­ selves often were not ac­ quainted with exact equip­ ment requirements, Now, merely by ordering the Camper Special from a dealer, the truck buyer is as­ sured of receiving a truck properly equipped fur carry­ ing a camper conch, The Ford Camper Special actually consists of three "packages" — a basic equip­ ment package, ami two that include additional comfort, convenience and appearance equipment. The basic Camper Specint package for the Ford F-KMl or the heavier F-250 pickup •curie includes either the .706cubic-indi Dig Six nr .752 V-8 engine; either the four-speed m a n u a l or Cruise-O-Mntir transmission, heavy - d u t y front and rear springs, an extra-cooling radiator, a 70. ampere battery and 55-am­ pere alternator, and either the 4.16, .7.76, .7.60 or ..754 to one reHr-nxte ratio depending on the engine and the camp­ er's individual preference. The F-100 Camper Special is designed for camper units up to eight feet in lrngth and weighing ns much aa 1,226 pounds, while t h e F-250 Camper Special package ta designed for units up to 10 feet In length and weighing a maximum of 5,775 pounds. You're Invited To Attend AUTO SHOW GARY HUDGINS DOWNTOWN SANFORD HA1.F.H MANAGER U E N E K A I. M A N A G ER THESE PICTURED SALES PLEASED TO ASSIST YOU FORD FROM OUR LARGE PERSONNEL W ILL BE IN SELECTIN G AN Y 1965 AND REPESENTATIVE STOCK. O V ER 5 0 C A R S TO C H O O SE FRO M TH UNDERBIRDS » GALAXIES • FAIRLANES FALCONS AND THE SENSATIONAL Dallas, Taxat— Al th# first major 1965 auto show, Ramblers w are voted No. 1 in style and appearance against all dirod UmpiHtinn in M v o y s o f protpodfvo now-car buyers. No wonder tho all-now Ambassador by Rambler has more Ihon doubled last year's sales with the greatest percentage btcrease of any 1965 U.S. car. No wander the big new Rambler Classic and beautiful new American are causing excitement. see why— at the Auto Shew—e r at your Rambler 1«w spirited options V - i's up to 3 2 7 cu. in . reclining bucks! seats, consoles, Power Disc Broket, Boor shifts! You still get all the extra-value features at no extra cost, Rice W eather ly e Heating, Double-Safety Brakes (separate systems front and rear), Deep-Dip rustprooflng, rattle-free Advanced Unit Construction, Ceramic-Armored exhaust system. H i l l 1965 Car X-Ray took. 48 pages, many in full color. Side-by-side comparisons of popular cart thot con save you hundreds of dollars. G et your copy a l your Rambler dealer, i Motors— Dedicated fa Excellence The Sensible Spectaculars RAMBLER ’65 AMMtUPOl lagW. cut me—Mew to— ■<» AMtWCAM-toe CesmsW I MUSTANG STRICKLAND-M0RRISON,Inc 8EE THE a SENSIBLE SPECTACULARS AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW OR YOUR RAM BLER D EALER N O W ! BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC., 301 WEST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLA. i — ■ W otch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, W ed nesd ay evenings 1 - “YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER" DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322-1481 (W. P. 644-8116) �1 New Styling In Pontiac Tempest BILL HEMPHILL AND BUICK RIVIERA ! Skylark Specially Engineertd Bulck Motor Division will present • now mods! in lu Gran Bpart mt|*i of ears—■ ■posltll? anglnaarod Rkylark with a 12* horsepowar angins—at the Sanfonl Auto Show. "Th* Skylark Oral* Sport la a completely engineered per­ formance car with ■ now frame, new axle, new brake* and pew ride rliaracterletlca designed to appeal to sports car enthusiasts," *a|d Edward D. rtollert, general manager of Bulck and Vice prealdent of General Motor*. The new Gran Sport went Into production early In Janu­ ary. Production on th* Rivi­ era Gran Sport, announced last fall, wai started In De­ cember, The Skylark Gran Sport Is available In three models, a convertible, a two-door hard­ top and a two-door thin pillar coupe. Rollcrt said the outstanding feature of the Gran Sport i* Is lha mating of I)ulck'« hlu wildcat V*8 with a specially engineered Skylark chassis, reauUIng In ■ pow er-to. weight ratio of on» horse* power for approximately each 10 pounda of weight. HPerformance'wise, this ear has few peers on th* highway today," Rollsrt said. "Proving ground testa show It sen go from aero to 80 In approxl* matsly seven second*.'* Distinctive styling — with new rocf and new aide treat­ ment—distinguishes the Sky­ lark Gran Sport from the regular Skylark acrid. A sturdy-rugged convertible frame is used on all three body styles. The convertible frame has hravltr gauge anil fully boxed in side rails. The fra mo bus added relnforcemsnla to p r o v i d e ample strength fur a heavier, more powerful engine. Ride am) handling has he on to n d " s p o r t s ear firm" through atlffer springs and specially calibrated front and rear shock abiorbcra. Overslsa 7,74 x 14 tire* a rt mounted on heavy d u t y whecta with six Inch rims. A* an option, new Wildcat type chrome ateel wheels arc avail, aids. Tha big engine la of 400 cubic Inch displacement with a single four-barrel carbure­ tor. A newly designed heavy duty cross-flow radiator will lie used In conjunction with this high output rngins. A dual eahaust system — with reduced hack pressure—la de­ signed fur mualmum power output. To match this hnraepnwrr ami torque, the Skylark Gran Sport has n wlda selection of transmissions. Standard equipment la new 8 • on - the * floor manual shift, fully synchronised in all three forward apeeds. As an option, there i* rugged n e w 4-on-the-floor transmission, also fully syn­ chronised In all four forwan speeds. Pontiac Motor Division’s Tempest for 1964 presents new styling, including verti­ cally mounted headlights, in­ creased length, new colors and twa new models for ex­ tended market coverage. Tha Tempest Custom serlss has added a two-door hardtop coupe and tha LeMana ••rise paw has a four-door sedan available. There wilt ba a total af 11 different mndsla avallahta In the three Tem­ pest aeries. "With the new styling de­ sign, engineering advances, and the "big car" appearance of tha Tampeat, along with tha two new models, the 1084 Tempest line represents an even greater opportunity for the Pontiac customer to find his choice of an automobile," E. M. Estea, a General Mo­ tors vice president and gen­ eral manager of Pontlao Mo­ tor Division, laid. The ID8S Tempest and LaMans models are three inchea longer than previous models, measuring UM inchea In ov­ erall length. Tha wheelbase for oil models Is 114 Inches. The new Tempests go pn sale in dealer showrooms Sep­ tember 24. Th* Tempest series offers a sport* coupe, four-door a*dan and Safari. In addition to |ta new mod­ el, the hardtop coupe, the Custom seriei has available a sports coupe,, a feur-door sedan, a convertibla and a Safari. Offered In the LeMana Mr* |ea is a iparta coupe, • hard­ top coupe, a convertibla and the new four-door sedan. The new Tempests have undergone a complete restyl­ ing of the front end. The distinctive Pontiac Tempest split grille, which la recessed slightly from tha dawn curve af tha hood lie*, has tha def­ initive Pontiac leak aa twin vertical mounted headlamps Dank the grill* on both side*. They have « horixontal line pattern setting the lower headlight Opart from tha up­ per and accenting them both. Tha upper and outer edges of tk« headlamp heating, which p w . - w r w n i fir* * 1 ~ ' ■m * T ■' tv i t ’tf n A j t o f r t 4j>r* . |T t y ■ UT “ ■Vf^ 4d'V -1 '#d•- M'fii »■4ri «.* r.*4 '' .vun-l^Kt; * » - 1 . V jilf: Etjml u *vvs era ringed In chrome trim, meet the fenders Gaik with­ out breaking th* sculptured line*. A larger, wor* effective "light-tip" nr** far sddad safety is featured In the re­ styled tall lights. From the molding below lha rear deck lid, the tall lights wrap areand tha rear and af tha fender* providing lighting and visibility front tha side. More convenient*, positive door control and flaslbiUty in loading and unloading situs, tioni is featured by the Pen* ties type, twa-step door stops. Positive door control also results in minimising damage to doer panels whan parking fa confined areas. rj r: \ : r n T H T ' c .: ; !**' s -V. if‘ I I I f r f -J1i. let *”/ # V v'J. ■ \& £ t < l v K*Jkijr JdfA *■ C' \ l y - i ‘ * ’1 s*«i -J■ <<j)i .if* ■ •. •- -<< ' »-V' f -4?^. AND luff pmjmi . | 8e« th* new Pontine* and Template * t Downtown Sanford, April 7th thru Ith Drlv* them at your authorinod Pontine Doafer'a and no* why IMS la tha yaar of tha Quick Wlde-Traeka. 301 WEST FIRST STREET ]R A M « IiW AND w BILL H EM FHILL MOTORS, INC. 1501 W EST FIRST SANFORD, FLA. t f , ' a ,’U '>* rIV ■ A. ., V V * i ) BUICK, PONTIAC RAMBLER! r f PONTI AC ' RAY HRRRON AND PONTIAC CATALINA SPORTS COUPS TheSPOTLIGHTis on m -m i .*■•. v i* AT THE SANFORD AUTO SHOW PHONE - ) 5 sm w.rosrsmicr can row �B ff O tnfgrl April 9, Rrm O T-A New Concepts Shown Th* 1945 Pontiac* *nd Temp**U which will be on diipUy at tha Automobile Show raflaet a naw concept in automotive design and If th ia c R tc h ts y o u r o y tp atyllnr All new model* pressnt an appealing (ilhouette — they are longer, lower and wider on tha anterior and contain mere roam and luaurlou* fur. nlihinga In tha interior, Tha combination of ityling excellence and outitanding performance which has vault, ed Pontiac into third place in automobile sties prevail! again in 1DG5, Pontiac's high-selling Cat­ alina aerie* I* available in aeven model* — two and four-door sedans, two and four-door hardtopi, six and nine-panenger atation wag­ on* and a convertible. A four-door hardtop and a fourdoor aedan are offered in the S tar Chief aerie*. The lux­ urious Bonneville i* available in a sporta coupe, a fourdoor hardtop, a six-passcngcr atation wagon and a convert­ ible. Pontiac’* award-winning aporta coupe, the Grand Prix, again I* entered in the pres­ tige car field. One of the most exciting feature* in the 1065 Pontiac lineup ia the 2 Piu* 2 op­ tion. Available in the Cata­ lina aporta coupe and con­ vertible models, the 2 Du* 2 includes bucket sects, exclu­ sive e x p a n d e d Morroklde trim, body paint stripes, dual e x h a u s t system, Pontisc'a high performsnee 421-cublcinch engine with a threeapeed synchromesh transmis­ sion and new floor console among the standsrd items. A Pontlse exclusive for 1085 1* the articutsted wind­ shield wiper which gives a greater sweep area than ever before. The beauty and lusury of the Pontlae Interiors a rt highlighted by new colors, new Imtrument panela and new Interior appointments. AH are color keyed to Pon­ tiac’s fifteen exterior colors, thirteen of which are new thie year. In addition to three and four s p e e d synchromesh transmission!, Pontine offers, as optional in nil models, a new turbo hydra-matle trans­ mission. A wide range of per­ formance-proven V-8 engines are available again thia ytar. Pontiac accessories f a r 1965 provide improved com­ fo rt and added convenience and safety. Automata tamperstur* control il a naw op­ tion on the regular air condi­ tioning system whirh pro­ vides thermostatically con­ trolled interior temperature*. Tha Tempest lineup for 1965 present* new ityling, including vertically mounted headlights, Increased length, new colon and two new mod­ els. Tha Tempest Custom aeries hss added a two-door hardtop coupe and th e n is a four-door aedan now avail­ able in the LcMan* series. There is a total of 12 differ­ ent model* In tha thre* Tem­ pest series. The 1065 models are three Inches longer than last year, mtaauring 104 Inches in ov•rail length. Tha wheelbase fo r all models is 115 inches. Tha new Temp.it* have un­ dergone » •ampleta netyllng of tho frost and. The dlitlnetiv* split grille, which ia rocesaed slightly from tha down curve of th* hood line, has tha definitive Pontiac look M twin vertical mount•d headlamps fknh the grill* on (nth aide*. A larger, mon affective "light-up" sms for added aafaty ia featured in tha re­ styled tell lights. Tw o the molding balaw tha roar deck lid, tha tall light* wrap around the rear and of tha faadara providing lighting and visibility from the aid*. Tha 0 TO m u la e maay MW and aacluslva features designed specifically far tha popular model option. A naw and distinctive simulated air lataka ta located ia tha aantar of tha hood top paaal and body pai** »Wpa nut* tha length of tha car. Tha standard GTO power team ia a 389 cubic inch V-8 angina and o threo-ipeed synchrom esh transmission with floor shift. Tho higher quality of Ternpast, Tempest Custom and Lallans interior* aan ba seen ia the chaiaa af atyl*. fabrics and colera. All interiors bland with tha fifteen exter­ ior shades offeted on all mad• *> , g o t o o I t In 3 ”D a n d In liv in g c o lo r o tth o o n to s h o w . L o o k a to N th o B u lo k o p to o * *65 Auto Show April 7, 8,9, Downtown Stnford CONNIE CHANIOT AND BUICK WILDCAT JIM KAISER AND MERCURY PARK LANE 4-DOOR HARDTOP 'Wrist Twist' Steering Tested Tho steering wheel eoncept, which haen't been al­ tered on car* for more than half n century, facet a threat in the future by an advanced steering control now bring tested by I.incoln-SIercury. The new device, called "wrist tw ist" instant steer­ ing, hai been installed in four Mercury Park Lana con­ vertible test cars that are be­ ing circulated on a limited basil throughout the country, Technically known as tha constant ratio modified Xil50 steering control, t h e "wrist twist" was developed by * email team headed by a farmer missile engineer Robert J- Rumpf from Ford Motor Company's product ra- search nffico. Rumpf, a researcher In hi* mld-40's, says: "Some automoblla components are de­ signed and built differently purely for the sake of being different; thia ia not tru* of tho ‘wrist tw ist' steering control." Three years aga Rumpf was given the aialgnment of taking a fresh look at the driver'! controli. "We realllid that whlli automobiles, roads and the entire environmerit had changed rapidly in the past half century, con­ trols had remained largely unchanged simply becauae they wero still adequate," Rumpf says. GO WEST - The optimum design aaam> **Wa decided to explore th* problem Juit oa though wa •d to be one which not only were from a different planet, would Improve steering, but without any awareness of al«o would permit the drlv* previous controls, in order er’e hands to react swiftly to that wa could find a really any other tasks requited to cuntral tho car. optimum design." the CLASS of tin SHOW and see Hunt THE DODGE BOYS! Lincoln-Merciny • BEN HOWLAND (General Mgr.) • BOB THOMAS (Salt* M r.) • FRANK BRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN • SAM B1MCOK Quality PA* LAM 4-OOOg MAJWTW Car Service! For tho third year In r row wo h ive boon r.wtrded tho QuaUty Service Award for out­ standing workman­ EXPERT SERVICE ^4te/umuufComet world’s durability ships modem faculties, customer relationship. champ IN ADDITION TO GOOD USED CARS WK HAVR KXP1RT MECHANICS AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TILL 8 P. M. Seminole Counly Motors 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford Mm m tD H lI Or MI 7*2330 ^ Only 9 out of 54 Dealers have received this award. DRIVE IN AND SEE FOR YOUR­ SELF! Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. 109 PA LM ETTO A V E . SANFORD, FLA. �C ad illac Reputation P ra ise d HANK DE MENT AND '65 DELUXE VOLKSWAGEN 8 EDAN Cadillac's long estsbllshod reputation of providing Its cus­ tomers with comfort and con­ venience is even further en­ hanced in the 1965 models. Inside the 1965 Cadillac era features that are new to the auto industry and many en­ gineering refinements to op­ tions already enjoyed by own­ ers. Heading the list of new, ex­ clusive optional equipment in the 1965 Cadillac is a Tilt and Telescope steering w h e e l which allows each driver to select his own personalised steering wheel position. The steering column teleicopee In and out three inches while the wheel lilts in the same wide range as last year. The wheel can even be mov­ ed while the car is in motion to provide a change of posi­ tion on a long trip. Combined with an optional six-way pow­ er seat, the T k T steering wheel offers an almost Infin­ ite range of positions for maxi- mum driver com fort Optional power door locks make locking or unlocking doors easier than ever before. When the knob on either front door la depressed, all doors lock. To unlock all doors, merely lift the knob or open one of the front doors. And for utmost convenience all doora unlock when a key la used from outside. A new automatic level con­ trol is standard on the Fleet- wood aeries, except SeventyFive models, and optioaal at extra cost on Calais and De Villa models. It uses special rear shock absorbeas to keep the car a t its designed road clearance regardless of varia­ tion in load. Comfort Control, Cadillac's automatic beating and air conditioning system Introduced last year haa been refined and continues aa an option in 1965. Three out of four Cadillac owners in 1964 chose this op­ tion which maintains a pre­ selected temperature Inside the car regardless of weather con­ dition. Another highlight in Cadil­ lac’s comfort and convenience story is Twilight Sentinel which turns the headlights on and off automatically at dusk rod sunrise or other varying light conditions. The driver never needs to touch the iwitch a t all. Additionally, bexUighti m»y be left oa up to 90 lecondi by leUlng ■ de­ layed action iwitch which provide* Illumination while leav­ ing the c a r a t night. Rounding out the comfortconvenience package in the 1965 Cadillac are a redesignat­ ed Instrument panel that is receased on the passenger aide for additional knee room, con­ toured high aeat backa and new body-to-frame rubber mount­ ing pads to reduce road noise. Imperial are selected with great care. Only 100 out of each 1,000 hides are acceptible. Each la first chrometanned and then bark tanned. Later it is treated with Tahi­ tian coconut oil and whale oil tn make k unusually supple. BODY BY CHIA DAVID TOMLINSON AND '65 CADILLAC 8 EDAN deVILLE The 1965 Imperial Crown Limousine is custom built by Car row ed Ghla of Italy. The limousine, la available in two models. Be sure to look for this familiar brand on the front of every box* You won't have to look very hard, because the Volkswagen Station Wagon carries the biggest chrome brand in the business. But then, our bos carries the heaviest load in the business: over o ton oi things. (In 170 cubic feet ol space ! Almost twice os much stuff os the biggest regular wogon holds. If the stuff is bulky, 5 big doors toke the poin out ol loading ond unloading It. And if the stuff is people, the bos fokes9. What It doesn't take much o( It oil. (5 pints SEE THIS IS D ISP LA Y te afl.l And a box fhai averages over 20 mile* per gallon doesn't lake much got either. When It comes to windows, you can give 2 to each pasisnger land keep S, plus the ad­ justable sunroof, for yourself!. Our wagon is only 9 inches longer thon our sedan, so you con park it in a space that's 4 feet too short for ordinary wagons. But maybe you've decided you don't really want on ordinary wogon. That kind of thinking can get you into a box. V O LK S W A G EN S AT THE ON AUTO SH O W WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MORE THAN A NEW CAR... A NEW CADILLAC! Wlmt would nn mitn show ho like without it? A lot less than it should be! For after all, a Cadillac so dramatically nuw is sure to provide an element of distinction to intrigue and delight the man with a fine car appreciation* How unfortunate, indeed, if tluit man were not able to sit in the most comfortable interiors ever designed for a line car. Or if the lady who accompanies him were not able to inspect the beautifully crafted embroidered fabrics to be found in the "car of cars” this year. And Anally, wouldn’t it be a loss to every fine car connoisseur if he couldn’t ask the price of this newest and finest of all Cadillacs? For what other car can equal the Standard of the World for investment appeal? None other, we assure you, than the car that is so new, so right, so obviously f>Hill«rl mk aa -W M EET CADILLAC AT THE SANFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION AUTO SHOW APRIL 7-8 • DOWNTOWN SANFORD and at your local authorised Cadillac dstlsr HOLLER MOTOR SA LES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO STREETS > SANFORD. FLORIDA Ellinor Motor Company HWT. lT -tt, JDW SOOTH OF SANFOKD PHONI fc • �71 Let us You ... ♦ • DAVID TOMLINSON (I'rnrral Manager r r— FRED YEACKLE CHARLIE SMITH Mgr. • OK I'ftrd Cara New Car Salra Manager to see - enjoy - and drive the most exciting new '65 models in the DAVID SMITH CLAUDE HITTELL TIM ADAMS Auto Show IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD MALI. — TOMORROW —THURSDAY — FRIDAY JIM DENTON JACK MORUENSTEKN DAVID HERST SEE OUR DISPLAY AND SELECT YOUR DREAM CAR! WE HAVE A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF CH EVROLETS — OLDSMOBILES — AND CA D ILLA CS — AND WE’RE OFFERING THE BEST DEALS EVER ! YOU CAN OWN A NEW CAR — WITH STANDARD */3 DOWN PAYMENT OR AUTO SHOW! TRADE-IN — FOR AS LITTLE AS LET UB SEE YOU AT THE 1 5 61 MONTH HELP YOU! M O TO R SALES 2507 PARK DRIVE PHONE 322*0861 2nd and PALMETTO PHONE 822*0711 ai. . �g g l a t Page 10-A—April 6, 1065 Renault Upgrades '65 Models Renault has announced an expanded, upgraded 1365 line of aix economy automobiles— including a fatter, roommodel tb it equal* big cart in performance, rldo and equip­ ment, but coiU $300 500 leu than compact*. leading the now line la an improved “ more anphlrtleated, aecond generation’’ econ­ omy ear, the R-S **1100,” which bond* a more power­ ful engine and dlic broke*, plui added comfort and con­ venience feature*. The new four-door, fourpanengcr icdan—which gel* U milca per gallon of regular g at but goci from icro to to mile* an hour In under aeven aecond* — replaced the lost R-S ‘‘950'' engine atandard tranim lnion model — which la no longer Imported here. American automotive experti, who tetted an early ver­ sion of the new four-cylinder SO-horaepower R-S alter lla In­ troduction in P arii, report the e a r “haa the ride and per­ formance of a good American aix-cyllnder compact . , . U overcome* nearly every tradi­ tional objection to economy cara we have aver heard." The 1965 R-l 1100, a i well a* the R-l automatic tranim lnion model, tha Dauphine atandard and puahbutton shirt model* and tha CaraveUe aporta con­ vertible, ia available at Re­ nault's nearly 500 dealerahipi throughout the nation, accord­ ing to Vincent Grob, Renault, Inc., president. An additional model — the Caravellc with automatic shift —is available on a special or­ der basis, he added. Though styling of all three Reault 1905 lines Is similar to last year, Grob stressed that the R-i 1100 Is truly differ­ ent, not simply "new." "Over the pant IB months," he said, "the entire Renault tine hu« been greatly Improved. Hut the '65 R-B 1100 is a complete­ ly nrw gcneralion of more sophisticated high • quality c a n within the economy price range." The '65 R-B 1100 has an East Coast Port of Entry auggested retail price of $1741 versus $1695 for last year's "950" atandard transmission model, though a few "1100s" with some 1065 specifications were imported a t tha IMS price. The 1965 Dauphine economy sedan remains at $1511 (E.C. POK), while the ’65 Caravellc sports convertible with fourspeed manual shift alio stays at $2295. Cost of the new optional pushbutton shift for (he Cara vetle Is $150, the same as the automatic shift on the R-l The Dauphine automatic ie $131 extra. The automatic ahlR, and a few other option­ al Hems—*uch ss vinyl uphol­ stery — have been adjusted slightly In price this year, though air conditioning re­ mains the same. The entire Renault line, and particularly the new R-B 1100, has many Items as standard equipment which are optional extras (if available) on lower priced U. S. and Import ve hlncics. This follows Renault's concept of creating a quality Renault car, similar to U. S. vehicle* except in size and price. With a 13B'.4" length, M" wheelbase and 5814" width, the '65 Renault R-B 1100 1* roughly two feel shorter and a foot narrower than Detroit's lowest-price compacts, yet it provides about the same headand leg-room, 1014 cubic-foot luggage capacity and equal or better "usable power." Top apeed of the "1100" la over M mph, but the biggest advantage of the new com­ bination cast-iron and alumin­ um engine — a five-mainbearing powerplanl with 11M cc displacement, overhead valves and high-set camshaft —is the flexibility, acceleration and durability. The R-B 1100 will go from sero to 30 mph In 3.1 seconds, xero to 80 in 13.1, and from 50-70 In 10.1 or 40-00 in 7.5 se conds. This "punch perform ■nee," or whal Renault term i "usable power," p e r m i t quicker getaways from a standing atari and also highspeed highway handling and passing. In announcing the '65 modeli at a series of Renault dealer meetings, Groh said: "We shall concentrate our efforts on the new — different —R-B 1100. The import car market—which is almost en­ tirely an economy-car market —ia evolving. It Is almost a revolution. "American driving habits are also changing," he point­ ed nul. "We believe a result, the small, celcraling and very austere vehicle is being outmoded." The 38-ycar-otd head of the U. S. operation of France'! top company, cited the introduc­ tion this year of four higherpowered, more advanced econR-B 1100, which bowed Paris last spring—as evidence of the economy-car "revolu­ tion." He likened the transforma­ tion of the economy • Import segment of the auto to the changes which took place in the entire U. S. m ar­ ket 50 years ago when the tomobile industry became a m ast market. Chevrolet Lines Embody Luxury Sporty luxury and fine car features in a wider thin ever variety are embodied In Che­ vrolet's five lines of 1965 cars represented at the Sanford Auto Show. In the full array of 4fl mo­ dels, 20 are "sport Jobs” — convertibles and hardtop*— for the most diversified choice in this category in Chevrolet's 53-year history. Added to this broad selec­ tion is the new Caprice Cus­ tom Sedan, an eltra-prestige option on the top of-the-Iine Chevrolet Impsla sport sedan, representing the last word in luxury in that field. For further variations, a list of approximately 400 accessor­ ies and optional features In­ cludes completely new items ■uch as the first FM stereo system ever offered by an auto maker and a telescoping ■leering column for Corvairs and Corvettes. this broader fine car Chevrolet hopes to than 2 million cars in 1665 for the fourth consecu­ tive year, Semon E. Knudsen, general manager, says. "Our 1965 models demon­ strate how Chevrolet is keeppace with the public*! growing preference for prestlge transportation," he said. Outstanding 1965 Chevrolet developments are the all-new design of the regular Chevrolet and the Corvalr. The regular Chevrolet, king Hie industry ■ales leader, is new In style and make-up from road to roof as It moves up to a new level of prestige, comfort and lux- added to the Chevellc, the Chevy If and the Corvette. And the Corvette becomes the first American car with fourwheel disc brskes as standard equipment. The emphasis on meeting specialised need* of customers with assembly line customiz­ ing Is underscored In Chevro­ let's expanded 1965 truck line. Here, Chevrolet has upped the total number of models to 327, for an Increase of 131 over the 1964 offerings. This expansion, giving Chev­ rolet the largest number of haulers In any one year of Its history, is evident most in the steadily growing diesel field. The new 1965 diesel line­ up includes 14S models, or 126 more than the previous year. Availability of diesel power now extends down into the 114-ton class for the first time. In the 1965 car lines, the regular Chevrolet presents a most striking change. With • sporty new "swept back" styl­ The Corvair makes a dra­ matic alride with the first ma­ jor styling change in five years and a number of significant mechanical advances. Custom­ er-approved design Is continu­ ed and styling refinements are ing, the car Is more than three Inches longer, one inch lower and 114 inches wider, in addi­ tion lo being roomier inside. The new chassis features a wider tread and • new perime­ ter frame along with other im­ provements that contribute to greater ride and handling characteristics. With the new "wide stance," the regular Chevrolet has a tread wider by 2.2 Inches in front and 3.1 inches in the rear. The 1965 Corvalr, which is longer, wider and lower, fea­ tures a new shape with in in­ ternational flavor and Import­ ant mechanical changes. New faces in the Corvair family are the C o m modeli which take the place of the former Spydcrs at the top of the line. The 70o series 1s discontinued. Along with Ihe new styling, the 1965 Corvair offers rear-engine power all the way up to an op­ tional 180-hp, engine on C o m models; an Improved sports car type suspension, and big­ ger brakes on all four wheels. Pillar sedans and the coupe have been dropped in favor of two—and four-door bardtops. The CbeveUe line has been expanded to 12 models with the addition of a new economy series and the redeslgnatlon of one line to Cbevelle 300 DeLuxe. Throughout the CbeveUe line, body and chassis refine­ ments contribute to an even high quaUty ride. Featured In the 1965 Chevy It ire fresh styling and a wid­ e r new range of power that gives the buyer s choice ( from 90 to 300 horsepower. Corvette comes up with an­ other pace-setting develop­ ment In 1965— disc brakes all around as standard equipment. The caliper-type brakes are virtually fade-free and com­ pletely aelf-adjusting. A new 350-hp. engine has been added, bringing the total of choices to five VBs that range up to a 425-hp. unit. Another significant step for 1963 is the addition of two new Turbo-Jet 396 VB engines. They are offered in s 325-hp. ver­ sion for all regular Chevrolet! and a 425-hp. unit for Chevrolets and Corvettes. Also new are an advanced Turbo Hydra-matlc automatle transmission offered in con. Junction with the 325-hp. Tur­ bo-Jet VS and a new threespeed fully synchronised man­ ual transmission for all Che­ vrolet, Chevelle and Chevy II models equipped with 327 or 3M VI engines. A further development la the Introduction of three new forward control Chevrolet Sportvan models in the pass­ enger car line, superseding the rear-engine Corvalr Green­ brier sport wagons. New on all 19G5 Chevrolet* Is a two-key lock system as added protection against theft. In conjunction with this ti a four-position Ignition twitch on aU cars. DAVID SMITH AND CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-DOOR Zing into spring! Chevelle by Chevrolet SEE THEM A T THE AUTO SHOW APRIL 7,8 and 9 RENAULT SSL* The Only Import With Automatic Transmission It's the Rood looking one. Even with autumn!ic IrannmUHlon It isn't un* UKUfit lo gel up to 40 miles per gsllon ralkm in this car. Renault warranto it for 12 months or 12,000 miles. Over 250,000 Americana now dart about efficiently in Renault Duuphines. nn i firrnic *WQUtfi< iiOnffiiiQW * with coier-ltyed ail-nnyl vpkoUlmp It ’s the m ost popular m idsize traveler which isn’t surprising when you consider who built i t i Y»«r Authorised Dealer la Seminole County Dauphine rMotors FORD There’s no doubt that a ear like this eould set by on ita food looks alone. Without aver having to rely on family connections. But the fact that it la built by Chevrolet assure* you right off it's got a lot more going (or it than merely aple, that beneath matte the eye. It tells you. (or example, those imnetuoue-looldox lines you cani nave the impetu•us ktoaofjw w vr—o or V *-th at Chevrolet Haa a reputation (or putting in Its cart. It tella you that you get Body by Fisher handiwork inside and out (with the kind of meticulous attention to detail that goes into so ling of the moat expensive earn around). It tellg you that you're going to get a ride developed by engineers who are old hands at putting the squelch on bumna (Chevelle baa Full Coil suspension at all (our w S K T a m iff 2 the regular Jet-smooth Chevrolet). Knowing all thia. you probably won’t be startled by the (act more people am now buying Chevelle than any But you will have a happy surprise when you cheek irtef you ean buy one far-right now down at your Chevrolet dealers. intospring ina ntw Chevrolet, Chevelle, Cornlr,ChevyU or Corvette f-TMil HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 �April 6, 1965—Pair® 11-A Get a . snappin good deal on a snap) RON TAYLOR AND ’65 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE NEW PLYMOUTH DEALER! JIM VALENTINE AND ’65 BARRACUDA If you think you’re seeing more and more Plymouth Furys on the road, you’re right. This is the hottest-selling Fury in history. Here’s why: Fury for ‘6S It the biggest, plueheit Plymouth ever..* but still eolldly in the low-price class. B ig on the outside, its wheelbase is a whopping 119 inches. Big on the inside, plenty of headroom, legroom and hlproom. And new curved-glass side windows add to Fury's contemporary styling. The plush part is the beautiful Interior. There's rich upholstery to compliment the exterior finish, wall-to-wall nylon carpeting and a smart, readable instrument panel. No wonder you're seeing more and more Plymouth Furys on the road. I f you want more good reasons for buying Fury, see your Plymouth Dealer, .fie drives one too. SEE YOU AT THE SHOW! WED. - T H U R S . - FRIDAY APRIL 7 ,8 and 9 » * DOWNTOWN SANFORD SEE THE FULL LINE OF CHRYSLERS ON DISPLAY! OTHER CARS STILL HAVE NOT MATCHED THE 5-YEAR/50,000-MILE ENGINE AND DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY ON OUR '65 PLYMOUTH! (IT WILL PAY YOU TO READ THIS “FINE PRINT!”) M IU IM S w n tot 9 fM n « K.DO U (M il, m ic M w r co m n n m , ounm wnien u m i i ___________________________________________________ ________________ __ _ rapairaq .1 . 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Tk/moutt See your “Dealin’ Man” at Plymouthland! — ..... ....... O s a R a a e Haag Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc. HAAG CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, INC 519 East First Street Sanford, Florida 519 EAST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA �*T i J ' - i X <m*mE FREE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 7:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M A Beautiful TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY NIGHT! SPONSORED BY THE TO BE GIVEN THURSDAY NIGHT! IN COOPERATION WITH TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT! AND HIS T V GANG! GET YOUR TICKETS AT ANY DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS! NOTHING TO BUT’ — PRIZES AWARDED EACH NIGHT! FAM ILY ENTERTAINM ENT! MEMBERS OF THE SANFORD AUTOM OBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION GARY HUDGINS RILL HEMPHILL Itrlchlsnd'M orriios, las. Bill Hemphill Motors RON HAAG ■ ssf Chri*lar-i*ljrmouth, 1m FRED ELM NOR Volkawai** BEN HOWLAND lem ln o ls Couatp Motors DAVID TOMLINSON UoiLf Moist Bale* t-* �'No New Taxes Theme Of Legislature TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — With th* flowers and hoopla of openln* day out of tha way, tha ataU Legislature aettled down today to provide a amooth fiscal futura for Florida through 1966—with* out naw taxes. Tha House and Senate eon* aanad in their respective chambers. Senate President James Connor of Brooksvilte and House Speaker L. C. Rowell of Wildwood were expected to sta rt appointing committees right away. Tha committees provide the grinding mill for all bills presented to the Legislature. They are discussed, changed, discarded or brought back before the main bodies of both houses Intact. More than 100 bills were on file with the chief clerk of the House Wednesday and said a special aesslon which surprises In ths 27-page ad­ he will call In Jun* after the dress, which provided an upregular 60-day meeting will to-date report on ths "S tats take car* of reapportionment. of the State" and tn outlina He also called on those in on his administration’s pro­ the Legislature to envision gram for the coming tw* one (rest state. years. "In the daily performance The speech w-as generally of my task," he said, “I ace well received by legislators al­ no east, no west, no north, though some grumbled that i$ no south—no county so big wa* too long or th at soma as does not need helpful con­ of the plan* were not laid cern—no county so small as down In specific terms. Burn* said he wa* hoping to be subject to neglect. . . Burns, saying Florida is for a "team work" adminis­ prosperous with millions of tration and that he attended dollars in nsw industry and the opening sessions of both persons! incom* is higher chambers Tuesday to show than ever, urged the 1985 that close ties between his of­ Legislature Tuesday to forget fice and the lawmakers ara about new taxes this biennum. what he wants. Tha visit to the chambers Instead, he told representa­ tive* and senators packed in­ before his address shattered to ths flower-decked lower precedent. rhsmber on the session's op­ ONLY SURPRISE on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Seminole County * * * * ening day they should concen­ About the only surprise In trate on solving spending the address was his recom­ problems within anticipated mendation for a constitutional income. amendment tn be presented to the voters in November, BILLION $ $ The Legislature will consid­ 1066, exempting persona over er the first billlon-dollar 60 year* old from having to spending bill in ths state's pay ad valorem taxes on • Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # history in ths next 60 days house trailers and mofalla hut anticipated revenue for homes used for residences. WEATHER: Fnir thru Thursday, hi«h about 90; low tonight in upper 60s. the coming biennium should He said the tax was actu­ VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 10U8 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 163 be able to take care of it. ally driving some senior eitiThe governor, a* expected, sens away from Florida, recommended that the Legis­ considered by many a retire­ lature rut taxea on motor ve­ ment haven. hicle tags—hiked by ths 1903 The governor did not actu­ Legislature—slightly. ally ask the Legislature to As for tax reforms, he said cut out increased auto teg the 1967 Legislature could prices but instead recom­ take care of them and recom­ mended that the Legislature mended creation of two study do away with tha provision commissions, on* dealing with for a 13-month teg, put on taxes and the other with con- at the last session for a six•titutlonal revision, both to year period. The law was an Heavy Attack Squadron 11 report to the next Legisla­ attem pt to gradually mova took over the lead in the Re­ ture. forward the purchase ot toga connaissance Bombing Derby There were actually few lo July by 1969. today as the results of Tues­ day night's pre-strike recon­ naissance exercise were tab­ ulated. The squadron, equipped with A-3R Skywarriors, captured the lead from Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 3 which won the first two events. It alio was announced today LEXINGTON, Ky. (U PI) Dr. Blaka said. *Wa won’t that members of the Blue An­ — Merger talk* among six settla tha really sharp Issues Acting Mayor A, L. Wilson, Ralph l ’czold, l>cOPENING OK THE tlircc-day Auto Show nml gels f l i g h t demonstration Witt Mathews ami E. C. Harper Jr. Hudgins downtown Sanford Halt** event began with tlio team, which will be perform­ P r o t e s t ant denominations until w* deal with them in announced the famed “ blue Angels” will appear truditionul ribbon rutting this morning. From ing at 12:30 par, M p rd ay at hav* progressed to the point terms of concrete proposala.” where It seeme feasible to at the Auto 8how at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Dr. Blak* la slated clark of the left: Gary S. Hudgins, Howard 1L Hodges, lha station, WO RMpI hB ap­ begin negotiating an actual te* U R 11 a R fraskyterisa pears ree oipn of union, churek offlc- Church. T h s' merger negotia­ ford automll tions grew out of a sermon P tn. Thursday, l a p Wfl ar­ p t a said today. rive at the station‘a I1 U R / > This view was expressed which h* preached on Dec. 4, Flying VAH-ll Into tfc Oar- fey, delegates to ths Consults- 1060, In Grace Episcopal by squadron competition Wad tion on Churrh Union, which Cathedral, San Francisco. Dr. Ronald E. Osborn, dean regional aid programs once tons of rockets and napalm were Lt. Cdr. A. C. Stallings, waa established three yeara BERLIN (UPI) — Soviet jet ica transmitters. to asplore the possibil­ of tho Disciples of Christ pilot, and Lt. R. S. Demark, peace is rcsto-cd to the warfire bombs on military high­ fighter planes fired blank can­ Johnson was expected to un ity of bringing together the Theological Seminary, a t In­ bombardier-navigator. way traffic in North Viet Nam. non shells over West Berlin dcrline the peaceful and posi­ torn region. VAH-ll'a "Checkertails” Methodist Church, Episcopal dianapolis, Ind., said “of RED TARGETS Other American planes at­ today to protest the meeUng tive aspects of long-range U.S. scored a total of 361.3 out of a Church, United Presbyterian course w* should sta rt work SAIGON (UPI) — Fifty U.S. tacked Communist targets in here of the West German par­ policy for Southeast Asia, in­ possible 430 points for an Church, United Church of on a specific plan of union cluding American support for Navy planes today rained 20 South Viet Nam. overall total of 1177. In drop­ Christ, Disciplrt of Christ, . • .what els* ara wa hero liament. ping to second place, RVAH-3 and Evangelical United Bre­ fo r? ” Some zoomed so low over scored 321 points (or a total thren Church to form a giant Even If the six denomina­ the city that pedestrians duck­ new communion with more tions should begin negotiat­ qf 1134. ed. BVAH-13 hung on to third thsn 22 million members. ing a merger plan immadlateThe Communists called the place by placing third Tues­ Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson ly, officials said, it would meeting—the first in Berlin day night (or a total of 663. Blake, the msn who first pro­ take several yeara te iron out in seven years—s grave pro­ If officials are able to hold is, it will appear to hang fix­ ItVAH-7 remained in list posed th* merger, told re­ all tha details. WASHINGTON (U PI) — vocation. They responded by Tha chairman of tha con­ blocking the highway to Ber­ Early Bird, the stockholders' to their plun, tlie sutrllite's ed in spare above the equator place as tha unit came up porters that "considerable lin, by bringing up two armor­ satellite, was in orbit today apogee motor will “ kick it” off tlie east couit of Brazil. with tha least number of sentiment” has developed a t sultation, Episcopal Bishop points for an overall point tha current meeting of th* Robert P. Gibson Jr* of ed divisions and by terrifying biasing a trail for the first into a new orbit about 40 In actuality, however, it hour* after launch. score of 132.3. consultation to mova beyond Richmond, Va„ opposed any the city with the low-flying, commercial satellite communi­ It* new position will put It will be synchronized with the the discussion of gcnsral attem pt to set a definite cannon-firing jets. cation* system in history. in a synchronous orldt—that rurth's rotation. principles and "get down te timetable. Tlie Bundests: convened In The 85 - pound celestial brass tarka" about the struc­ "Only our own capabilities the American-built Congress switchboard fo, television, ture,* dc*ntiTJS and mini*t,y need delay u s ,r he said. "Our tt 3 h~TTt T f i t t n.T* •Beta '-j-ervirtv Ttt«ptioM*~rffr**4*nr Traffic, of a united ehurrh. job is to work out the plan that West Berlin Is part of was launched from Cape Ken­ "A good many of us feel on union w* believe la right, West Germany. Soviet denials nedy at 6:47 p.m. (EST) that It's time te quit explor­ and to offer it to th* church­ of this right sharply increased Tueaday by the Communica­ ing and begin constructing," es which w* represent." international tension. tions Satellite Corporation But as speaker Eugcn Ger- (COMSAT) using a paid-for stenmaier opened the session spar* agenry Delta rocket. a fast-flying Mig buzzed the First reports indicated that hall. Four others in formation the drum-shaped moon wa* Tickets for lb* drawings made dive bomb passes at the "■lightly below" ita planner! tor prise* to be glvea away hall, going as low as 300 feel. orbit. But officials were "de­ each sight during the Auto From then on the Russian lighted” with ths initial tele­ Hhow may te deposited at several giaat hoppers ia the Jets bid a field day. metry information. mall area and near tha At the Bomholmer Slrssse The last orbit projected for crossing point on the cast-west Early Bird l>efore launch-time baaditand at M a g n o l i a ' border of the French sector, had It rotating the earth in Avenue and Flrat Ht., K. C. four Soviet jets roared into ubout 11 hours and 22 min­ Harper Jr., rhairman of Iht West Berlin and let go sir vol­ utes. Hanford Merchant's Divi­ sion said today. leys with blink shells. They Ita apogee, or high point, pointed their cannon st West was planned a t approximately "You eaa pick up tickets at aay store, sift( your Berlin as they fired. 23.000 statute mile*. Ita low name, address and 'phon* West Berlin police said the point at about 890 statute — w ith — number, then drop it la ana jela "fired hursts” but West­ mile*. of tho giant hoppers placed ern Allied official* said they Offlcisls said, however, that about the area for this pur­ were blanks. definite figures on the orbit A Handy Horn* Improvement Loan pose. It ia not necessary te IJIJ ON AIR would not he available until bo prsoont lo wia and tbd WASHINGTON (UPI) — later today. Borrow Up To 95900 — Up To 5 Y oon To Pay sightly drawings will tab* President Johnson goes before While scientist* t r a e e d place at • p.m.," Harper the nation—and the world—to­ Early Bird's position in apace, explained. a i l Ralph Pezold Or Jim Doucctt* night to define the policy of the Wall Street kept ita eye on "Even though two Works Untied States in Viet Nam and the big board to see how WORLD'S FIRST — Ita speed synchronized of First Htroot are blocked Comsat atork would react. in all Southeast Asia. Telephone 322-1611 off for tho show, (bora la T N Chief Executive was to When the market closed with the speed of tlie turning earth, the Early plealy at parking available deliver a major policy address Tuesday, several hours before at free parking Iota area ad Bird communications satellite will appear to at • p. m. (EST) lo the stud­ the blast-off, Comsat wa* town and an all other ents and faculty of the Johns quoted a t 6 0 S , a gain of have a stationary position over the Atlantic. atresia, with a two-boor Hopkins University in nearby three-eights of a point from Mtmhtr r-O.I.e. Viewing ono-thinl of Hie globe, the satellite will miaimam. Ail tho parking Baltimore. His speech was to its early morning opening tote ara with to a two-block' quotation. be carried to the nation by relay phone, television or photo-transmission im­ area of tbs sate show secradio and television and te a m ­ Despite the Initial success, pulses between continents. (NEA Telephoto) Hoe." Harper poloted o at ed abroad by Voice of Amer­ Early Bird fares another test. ready for introduction. The legislative leaders have appointed Sen. Wilson Carraway of Tallahassee, tha Sen* ate speaker, and Rep. J. J. Griffin Jr., of St. Cloud, as chairman of the Senate and House appropriations commit* tees. Both Carraway and Griffin have held the posts before and are known conservatives on spending Issues. Connor, a leader In the “pork chop” gang which ap­ parently will see the end of its domination of the Senate this term with reapportionment, appointed a rules committee dominated by members of the small county majority bloc. The 17-nian committee, to he headed by Sen. Dewey Johnson of Quincy, the leader of the small*county bloc, is one of the most powerful In the Legislature. It holds life* or*death power over legisla* tion introduced in the final days of the session, deciding by majority vote which bills will get on the special order calendar for action in the last-minute press of business. The committee went right behind closed door* and voted to recommend a number of rules changes including a shift from the last 10 days to the last CO days for control by committee of bills on the special calendar. Another major change pro­ posed was to increase the site of several committees. An­ other was a proposal to cre­ ate a new committee called the legislative and congres­ sional apportionment commit­ tee to have 13 member*. The Legislature's biggest problem is to cram spending into income which is estimat­ ed at just over a billion dol­ lars for the coming biennium and still pacify state agency heads pounding an the stats vault door. The budget does not include $100 million in raises a year for teachers nought by the Florida Education Association (FEA). Gov. Haydon Bums Tues­ day urged the legislators not to let their regular aesslon work be swayed by reappor­ tionment, a “must” m atter due to a mandate by the U. S. Supreme Court. But he TwoAdditional 1-4Interchanges Urged Lake Mary, 20th Street Projects Eyed \ c t©6* The Herald's Prowess Edi­ tion last October, when it was pointed out by S. B. (Jim ) Crowe, the fishing camp ope­ rator, quoted in detail a book which related that a decisive battle during the Civil War was lost by the Confederates when three of their generals held a shad bake . . . and their subordinates didn't k n o w where they were, to report the Union Army was moving in. Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant 111, In the current issue of Na­ tional Geographic, touches on that same shad bake . . . and tells that the outcome of the Battle of Five Forks hurried up the end of the conflict be­ tween tha states. • • • Mrs. J. F. Brown, of 110 Club Road, mailed us a clip­ ping dated 1819 from the An­ derson (Ky.) News. It relates th at J . L. Moss is having an auction of his personal prop­ erty teelfit* h a P o M -my farm and am leaving for Oregon territory by ox team.” Among n u m e r o u s items for sale are a soap ket­ tle, sugar troughs, spinning wheels, mutton tallow, 100 empty barrels, a 32-gallon b a r r e l of Johnson-MIller whiskey seven years old, ap­ ple brandy, a 40-gallon cop­ per still, one dozen real books, bullet mold and pow­ der horn, a rifle mad* by Ben Miller, 60 gallons of soft soap, six head of fox hounds, all soft-mouthed except one, and six slaves. • * • Thlrty-fiva s t u d e n t s of Bear Lake E l e m e n t a r y School, under dlreetion of the school music teacher, Mrs. Mary Frances Holton, will sing and present a dance number a t 11:35 a.m. Friday - 0.1 .til?* tio n al _TV channel 24 during the p ro g ra m ,^ K e y ­ notes To Music." • • • Anybody with a couple spars “ s u m m e r straw s” might find them put to good us* in North Orlando. Volun­ teer police asked for a pur­ chase OK from the village council for two summer hats and were turned down on ths basis th at funds already al­ lotted should be ample for ths chapeaux. * • • Mary Harkey, secretary to City Manager W. E. Knowles, who once served as Sanford's only acting woman mayor, also, eonfined to the hovpitat for several weeks, now is re­ cuperating a t home for a few weeks. Meantlms, Mrs. Char­ lotte Knowles la doing an ad­ mirable job of filling In, in the city manager's office. By Paal Brookshire The State Road Department will be asked to approve the building o( two more inter­ changes on 1-4 in Seminole County, it was learned today. The Interchanges sre pro­ posed at Lake Mary and the' extension of 20th Street in Sanford. W. K. Me Roberts, roads chairman of the Haydon Burns central executive com­ mittee, said today that a meeting has been arranged with Willard Peebles, State Road Commission for Dis­ trict 6, to discuss the inter­ change project. McRoberU said no definite date was set for the meeting but it would be "very soon.” ‘•The progress and growth of Seminole County would be greatly enchanced by the building of these two inter­ changes,” Mcltoberts said. The committee unanimous­ ly agreed on the interchange project a t a recent meeting. It placed tbs Lake Mary in­ terchange construction as first on ths list. There are now four inter­ changes on 1-4 In the Semi­ nole County. They are at Rts. 434, 436, 46 and Hwy. 17-92. McRoberts said the com­ mittee agreed to work close­ ly with the Seminole County Commissioners in getting the project expedited. The Burns central execu­ tive committee Is composed of Harold H. Kastner, chair­ man; R. S. Billhimer, Andrew Carraway, C. R. Clonta, Ed­ win D. Hunt, Warren A. Pat­ rick, T. E. Tucker and Mc­ Roberts. McRoberts, Clonta and Pat­ rick are liaison members with tha State Road Commis­ sion. ill In Hopper By Dave Fountain (Sanford Herald Bureau) TALLAHASSEE- Sen. Mick Cleveland and Rep. S. J. Davis this afternoon will ro-lntroduce a bill authorizing the establishment of a Junior col­ lege in Semlnola County. The biU asks for $30,000 the first year of the biennium to defray espenses Incurred in organizing the college. It also asks for appropriation In the amount of $219,664 for the ope­ ration of the Junior college during second year of the bi­ ennium. Another $1,222,220 is asked lo cover construction costs and equipping costs of the college. The need tor the Junior col­ lege faculties shall be estab­ lished by a survey made under supervision of the State De­ partm ent of Education. The en­ acting date of the bill Is July I, 1963. Orlandoana Lost ST. PETERSBURG (UP!)— The Coast Ouord started a search of tha Gulf ot Mexico today for a lf-foot motorboat missing with three Orlando men aboard, Rov. E. C. Price, William Gross and Ralph Key. (Shx mxnib Checkertails Take Lead In Bomb Derby Church Union Talks Point To Actual Plan Russians shell' West Berlin Early Bird Orbits - Ticket Hoppers Set Out SPRUCE-UP Your Home FLOfim STATE BANK* Come One - Auto Show- Downtown Sanford - ComeAll \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1965. 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Brown NEW YOIIK (U PI)—Tra­ vel and adventure are net the prerogative* of the young alone. In fact, aurveya ahow an Increailng number of America'* “old folk*" aro *•chewing the fireplace to go gallivanting to f a r a w a y place*. Some of there “ aentor d tlaena" venturo forth on their own while other* ycung In heart and apirlt find group traveling more fun. For thoa* who have been putting off holiday* abroad hecauae they fear It may he too atrenuou* or lonely, there I* a travel aervice which ea­ ter* specifically to men and women In the 65 to 80 ag* group. The American Aaaoclation of Retired Peraona and the National Retired Teacher* Aaecelatlon (AARP/NRTA) arrange package tour* tailor­ ed to phyalcal and other conalderatlona of the older tra ­ veler. Anyone 65 or over, retired nr not, la eligible for member■hip in the AARP. Due* are 92 per year. I t already haa B50.000 member* In the Unit­ ed State* and cveraeaa. European toura run from 41 to 6(1 day* and the alMnclu■Ive rate* range from 9005 to 91,845. There are “Grand Circle" toura of England, Holland, France, Germany, Switaerland, Italy, Auatria and Monaco. Othera cover the Rrltlah lalea and Ireland, the Scandinavian nation*, southerti Europe and the Mediter­ ranean, Including Jordan and I^bannn or Iarael. Arcording to Mr*. Ruth 0 . I.ann, cnnaultaut and co-ordi­ nator of national aervlcea for AARP, the travel aervice wa* initiated In 1B56 became many AARP member* found the pare of the uaual group tour a little too taxing. The flrat year, ahe recalled, AARP'a travel aervice arnt 280 member* to the continent. The following year the num. her doubled. In 1IMI4, thouaanda of member* aigned on for almoat 100 different toura, including 10 63-day roundthe-world Junket* by plane. “Since warmth, congeniality and attention to penonal need* are enentlal to travel rnjcyment," Mre. Lana aald, ''each group le limited to 30 pereon*." Mi*. Lana laid all AARP lour group* have carefully a*Icctcd, multl-IIngual expert guide*. All tour director* atao receive special training in traveling with older people, ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SW IFT'S PREM IUM BO N ELESS COFFEE • down produce lone • riAVORFUL INSTANT NESCAFE YOUR CHOICE FRESH FLORIDA VALEN CIA • dairy specials Betty Cracker BattormlNi Biscuits ........... 6 TXt Kratt'r Mleael* Whipped Dal Manta SNcod M argarine ............ 2 Peaches ........ Kreft'a Cheese 9pr*ed Plus SO Stamp* w/ci V elveeta ................ m Dal Manta Nutritious Spinach ........ • frozen foods < Pepperldpe Fenei Fruit Dal Manta Cronin Stylo Turnovers ............ 'Iff Golden Com Mertee'a Deelah Fr*s*n Green P ea s.. Mlaet* Meld Ceeceetrele Plerlde 4 1 2 -o b . K O < R iiavnmlav dSdowotad ma uI m nvw f Mieete Meld Cent*arrets Fieri4* Orange Ju ice PO LISH S A U S A G E Dal Manta tarfy Gordon Pecan T w is t ....... Orange Ju ice Sw ift's Prem ium Sm akiaa n r (p in t SO stom p#) Tomatoes 2 2 UARYCARTED Notns Ifl P A I N T S l V Vinegar.......... Attortod Colon (limit 3) A JA X D ETERGEN T Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford HOUBS: MON, TITF.S., W EI), SAT.: 9:19-740 T H U R 8, F B I, 1:39 . 9:00 r/Mi cur *UTWC\ Seminole Plaza, Casselberry RUn OH’I U tH H O t i marcal whlta marcal or colorad paper napkins paper napkins 2 25- superose sweetener jumbo pack sweetheart toilet soap 35- OOOOUMMr 209 W. FIRST ST. S22-S649 HOURS: | . « , MON. . BAT. M b M M iM ta M M M M trend liquid detergent Se * * new dutch cleanser �~ \ ► * ? ,* * » ^ C i ® 6* There seema lo be tome com tests goine on around town to »ee which car la hottest. The Wildcat, GTO, Barracuda, Tor♦ nado, Charger, Mustang, Fury, Marlin, etc., etc.? 7 T ? One such drag race almost ended In a fatal accident. We suggest the place for dragging, all legal like, Is at the Osceola Drag Strip every other Saturday night, • • • Sign on late model auto at g . beach: "God Bless This Lou­ sy Car.” • • • Gov. George Wallace of Ala­ bama has sent us an invita­ tion to come to Montgomery. Gov. George W illie* Wallace Is Inviting ed!t x s from throughout the Unite! States to visit Alabama to de­ termine if news from his slate la being distorted. The State of Alabama Is furnishing transportation for the editors and Wallace’s staff Is handling hotel reservations. “ I hope you will come," Gov. Wallace writes, to find out the "true Alabama story." • • • It's hard lo believe that Juat 100 years ago, people were crossing America In wagon trains. Today, we can shoot a rocket lijto apace at 25,000 mile* an hour and nobody's watching. They're all home watching “Wagon Train." • • Commie-Led Rebels Mass Against Marines Flagship Joins Academy Fleet By Paul Brookshire "Wyndcrest II," a 66-foot twin diesel yacht, sailed into Sanford today to become the flagship of the Snnford Navnl Acndemy. The yacht, valued at $68,000, is a gift to the Academy front Roswell Miller, a wealthy New York­ er who has a winter home at Jupiter. The Wyndcrest made its way to Sanford up the Intracoastal W a t e r way from Jupiter to Jacksonville and down the St. Johns River to Sanford. CnpL John Williams and Chief William Holcomb, of the Academy, t a i l e d t h e Wyndcrest to ita new home. J. P. Wiegera, of the Bcrnarr Macfadden Foundation, announced the gift of the yacht to the Academy here today. He said Miller had heard the Academy was look­ ing for a boat and had con­ tacted the Foundation. Wiegera said the Wyndcrest was built in 1U18 for the duPont family and ua* origin­ ally called "The Enterprise." It h at been owned by Miller for the past 33 years. The craft has a 12-foot beam and a draft of four feet, 0 inches. I t sleeps 10 but the Academy wilt be able to accommodate 25 boys for weekend cruises, W i e g e r s ■aid. Tha yacht, of a rich ma­ hogany finish, has been com­ pletely modernised. It has the latest sonar and shlp-to-shore equipment. It is a 30-ton reg­ istered yacht and makes 17 knota at top speed. Wiegcrs said the Wyndcrest will tie flagship for 12 others boats now in the San­ ford Naval Academy fleet. A dock la expected to be built a t the Mayfair Inn, new home of the Academy, to house the craft. The Wyndcrest will be used aa a training ship and also for pleasure tripe by midship­ men and th v ir visiting par­ ents. • Tha North Orlando Com­ pany In connection with the Beautification Month of May, is not giving 10,000 gallons of water free to each resi­ dent. They are, however, raising the minimum gallonage rate from 6,000 to 10,000 gallons. Thla is being extend­ ed through the month of June. A notice to this effect will be attached to the next water bills issued. • • • Got a flug to burn? The Sanford American Le­ gion Post 63 will hold Its an­ nual flag burning soon — probably on “Flag Day" — Jline It. Any citiren or organixation who h a t an unservicea­ ble flag is urged to turn it Into the Legion, Fire De­ partment or P o lice Station. H will be disposed of in a proper, dignified manner. • • • The Enterprise PTO will hold its spring f e s t i v a l “ Bucket oo Itoundup" on the school campus Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. • • • T h e Imported fire ant didn't come to the U.S. by invitation, we understand. It atowed away on a ship from South America that docked at Mobile, Ala., about 1016. Since then its population has increased by the billions. The fire ant hae a viclou* sting which may persist for several days. But it ia not fata). Tha state of Florida has spent almoat 91 million in trying to get rid of the fire ant without succese. The current program un­ der way in Seminole and four other Central Florida coun­ ties will cost about 60 cents per acre. e e e A colorful postcard from Lucerne, Switxerland, pin­ points the momentary loca­ tion of the Bill Stempers on their European tour and bus­ iness trip. "Overcoat weath­ er." eayt Bill. • • • Worn ra com m it perjury more often than men, says Du­ val County Sheriff Dale Car­ ton. He say* they often com­ mit crimes reluctantly for the nen thy love. Ah, women! w jl v a • • • Pain Killers WASHINGTON (U P l)-F e d erst authorities arc planning a full-scale Investigation of advertising claims by produc era of aspirin and other pain killers. Worker Killed NEW YORK (U P I)-A sub way work train crashed into a bumping block at the end of elevated tracks In Brooklyn today and one car was thrown to the street below, killing a track foreman. 101 Killed SAN SALVADOR, El Salva­ dor (UPI) — A one-minute earthquake—the w o n t regis­ tered here in years — killed at least 101 persons In El Salvador at dawn Monday and injured 400 to 500. Pakistan ‘Out’ LONDON (UP!)—Pakistan was reported today to have Joined France in disassociat­ ing Itself from any forma) en­ dorsement of U. S. policies in Viet Nam by the Southeast Asia T r e a t y Organisation (SEATO). Good Relations MANILA (UPI) — Deapite recent anU-American o u t bun ts in this country, Phili p p i n e President Dioadado Macapagal said today rela­ tio n with the United States "have never been better." Macapagal said there was an “ Increasing awareness" on both (Idea and that the Unit­ ed States had taken atepa to remove certain Irritants. Garment Strike NEW YORK (UP!) _ New York’s huge garment indus­ try, the clothes design and manufacturing center of the nation, today faced tha possi­ bility of a prolonged strike that could seriously delay pro­ duction of fall fashions. The Industry, always about six months ahead of tha calen­ dar, was (truck Monday by some 10.000 office workers, shipping and stock clerks. 20-MPH Speed Limit Adopted By N. Orlando By Donna Estes North Orlando Village Conn cil Monday night unanimously adopted an ordinance after three consecutive readings es­ tablishing a maximum speed limit of 20 miles per hour on all streets In the village ex­ cept SR *34. Included in the ordinance was a section designating all north and south streets as “ through streets" at intersec­ tions and east-west streets as "yield right-of-way" intersec­ tions. In other business, Mayor David G. Titson urged that persons whose address labels are contained in garbage found at the village "trash only" dump be cited for vio­ lation of the village ordi­ nance. He pointed out that con­ viction of violation of said or­ dinance calls for a maximum fine of <200 and/or imprison­ ment up to 60 days. He further urged citizens of the community to keep dogs on leashes or in pens and to have them properly In­ oculated against rabies. He announced that dogs attacking persons will be disposed of as "public menace." Councilman Charles Rowell was authorised to look into the possibility of having stray dogs confined with a veteri­ narian and disposed of, If un­ claimed, after three days. It was voted to hire William Litke, of Longwood, aa vil­ lage building and plumbing in­ spector until arrangements can be made for an Inspector on a permanent basis. Appli­ cation from qualified persona residing within the village will be accepted by Mayor Tilson. Chimpanzees: Take Notice TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Senate passed a bill aimed at preventing chimpanzees and other petz from driving a mo­ tor vehicle in Florida. The bill was proposed by Sen. Tom Whitaker, Tampa, after a chimp, with hit owner at his side, drove down the streets of Tampa a t a publicity gag one day. Highway patrolmen were frustrated In penalizing anyone because present law prohibit! unauthorized persona from operating a car, but doesn't say anthing about animals. The Whitaker bill, which now goes to the House, pro­ hibit* any but authorized "per­ sons" from driving a vehicle and penalizes the car owner U he aulnorizes its use. $900,000 Project CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — The Army Corps of Engi­ neers today announced the award of a <974,236 contract to the Smith and Sapp Con­ struction Co., of Orlando, for construction of two main­ tenance buildings at the Mer­ ritt Island space port. Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” (Hit? Hanford foraUi * VOL. 57 Phone 822-2611 Zip Cod* S2771 ' WEATHER: Monday 85-65; fnir thru Wednesday, high in 80s; low tonight in 50s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1S65 SANFORD, FLORIDA NoT’ liiT Early 'Phone Action Promised County Group Presents Plea To State PUC GOV. HAYDON BURNS* dream of a statewide scholarship fund for deserving high school stu­ dents became a reality in Seminole County to­ day. Edwin D. Hunt (left) nnd Mrs. Kntnleen Reynolds, members of tbo Burns executive com­ mittee for Seminole County, presented $1,01)0 scholarship grants for students of Croums and Seminole High Schools to Principals Harper Dougins (left center) nnd A. J. Bracken. The funds were derived from the Governor Bums inaugurnl bnlls lust January. Similar grants will given next yenr to Oviedo nnd Lyman High Schools, (Herald Photo) 'Fire' Space Shot Slated Today CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— A 460-minute countdown be­ gan on schedule today for n 32-minute up-and-down apace probe which will report on the Infe.-no H troieu'.* fac* Ju i> a re-entry <ii \puilo uCoUshipThe countdown for the 200pound Project Fire spacecraft began at 8:40 a.m. The ther­ mometer-laden probe vehlrle was set to make a quick hop Into spice and then take a 25,000 mlle-nn-hour dive back to earth today. The spacecraft was perched atop a silvery Atlas rocket. Launch wa* achedutrd fer 4:20 p.m. (EST) but engineers were prepared to wait as lute as 12:19 a.m. Wednesday, if necessary. Weather in the re-entry area over the South Atlantic was the only questionable item. Good visibility Is needed to enable telescope! to track tha blazing craft a* it plunges toward thn aea. The Atlu* will lrnost the payload about 600 miles Into apace and then a small solidfueled rocket will ram it back Into the thick layer cf air Idunkeling earth. The mne-llke probe, similar in shape lo the three-man Apollo craft, we* expected lo generate a 30,000 • degree fire-hall aa it plow* into the atmosphere aliout 5,130 miles southeast of the Cape. Project Fire was designed to find out how much heat from tha hot layer cf gaiea Just ahead of the blunt heat shield Is actuully felt by the craft, Itself. Today's shot was the last of two in the <31 million re­ entry research program. The first flight April 14, t!M’.4, showed that the heating on a flight the speed of a lunar return — 7,000 m.p.h. fatter than re.enlry from an earth orbit—was about the same or less than expected. Program Manager David G. Stone said the findings of the first Project Fire shot are classified hut he said “Apol­ lo got more confident with the results." The Apollo haat (bleld, de­ signed h}- engineer^ with oDljj laboratory tests to work with, is already in prnjertlun. Stone said no changea are necessary ns a result of Project Fire'* measurements. Today's misticti w-ai design­ ed to confirm Fire-I's read­ ings and to mak* a more thorough sludy of hlgh%>*ed re-entry heating. To make it* measurements, Desegregation Plan Red Ammo Train O f County Rejected Blown Sky High Sent mote County's school de­ segregation plan has been re­ jected by the federal govern­ ment, Supt. R. T. Mil wee tald today. Francis Kcppet, U. S. Com­ missioner of Education, notlfled Milwee by letter that the school board desegregation plan li unacceptable under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act or 1901. "On the basis of our review, the plan submitted lacks the provisions which would be necessary to find It adequate under this regulation," Keppcl wrole, "I realize the great difficulty that many school districts face in adopting a plan for desegre­ gation," Keppt-1 said. "Never­ theless, the law and the regula­ tion require school authoritlci to take the necessary action lo end the dual system of srhools for white and Negro students as quickly us possible If the district Is to participate In red­ erally assisted program*. The plan must be sufficient to ach­ ieve this result." Milwee said Krpprl did not specifically spell out what was indacquate aliout the Seminole plan. The superintendent said Keppel's office had tent out guide­ lines by which desegregation plana coulld be worked out. "We have briefly reviewed these guidelines and feel If we make additions and go Into tioi etao shrd shdr ihrd thi more detail our plan will be acceptable," Milwee said. Milwee said If the reworked plan Is not approved by Keppel's office, the school board may ask for a consultant to work out further plans. Lone Fire Ant Offer Accepted A bid nut to pxceed <10,000 from the Allied Chemical Corporaticn for mlrex fire ant bait was accepted today by the Seminole County Ilonrd of Commissioner* in a special meeting. Allied was the only bidder on 84,900 pounds of the poi­ sonous halt to lie used In the eradication program now un­ der way in Hcminrle County. Allied hid .1178 rent* per pound. POSTPONED WASHINGTON (UM ) — Tho Senate rommerce commit­ tee today post [Mined fur • day ita expectrd approval of legislation to require a health hasard warning on cigarette parkaget. Attack Victim Points Out Assailants By Barry Lawes A quiet, soft-spoken little girl of 12, her voice barely audible at times, this morn­ ing took the witness stand and described how two men rav­ ished her. The testimony came from tbe second witness to be heard as Stale Attorney A. L. Steed began presenting his case against Israel Gilley, 17, end Jimmie Lae Dnimright, 18, charged with the gtleged rape on Feb. I, 19M. The victim, testifying in a courtroom cleared of specta­ tors, recounted the events of the afternoon she allegedly was attacked, identifying the defendants as her assailants. Another witness, L o u i s e Franklin, told of rescuing the victim from her attacker*. Miss F r a n k l i n identified Drumright as one of the as­ sailants but was unable to Identify Gilley. Both witnesses said one of the spacecraft has 258 ther­ mometers wovrn into Ita six layer heat shield. In addition, It carries three sensors that peer through quarts windows ,«t .boat, r(yy*llng..fron^ tha 'fireball, All of tha readings will ba radioed back to ground itatlona before impact. The prob* will not be recovered. the attackers wore a slocking mask. First witness of the day was Lt. Col. John E. Graff, an Orlando Air Force Bate hos­ pital director and physician, who examined the young vic­ tim. The jury for the trial was not completely selected until a late hour Monday night, aft­ er approximately 150 possible Jurors had been examined. Sitting on the jury are: Fred R. Behrens, Harry B. Dietrichs, Faul F. Blckes, Ro­ bert E. Lavender, William R. Jennings, Herbert R. Ma­ thews, John F. Alesandcr, Hamit T. Haskins, Henry D. Pyle, George II. Knoth, Gary B. Helms and Emanuel W. Rogers. Alternates are Leon­ ard Collins and Dwight D. Lawrence. The trial of Mra. Beverly Alewlne, 22, charged with tbe ■laying of bar husband, Tony, will begin upon completion of this trial. SAIGON (U l'l) — Twelve U. H. Navy planes today de­ stroyed n North Vietnamese train believed to lie carrying ammunition bound fur Com­ munist guerrillas In South Viet Nam, Returning pilots said 26 hux-rars exploded, sending smoke end flames es high as 3,000 feet into the air. Two locomotive* alio were de­ stroyed. The planes from the air­ craft carrier Midway in the South China Sea bomlwd tha train about 120 mile* south of Hanoi, the North Vietnam­ ese capital. Cleveland Court Bill Wins Nod TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Senate, skimming down a calendar of mm-ront roversini bill*, passed unanimously today a constitutional amend­ ment creating a fourth dis­ trict appellate court in Flo­ rida. The measure, which goes to the House, creates a new district of the tier of coun­ ties running from Fort Lau­ derdale to Daytona Reach. Sen. Mack Cleveland, of Sanford, sheparded the meas­ ure to 39-0 passage, six more than required to submit the proposition to the votera of Florida in November. Summer Heat Sears Nation United Press International Summer heat scorched the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts to­ day nnd spread west through the Ohio Valley. Rain pelted Washington and western Ore­ gon. The weather bureau said temperatures w an up to 18 degree* above normal early May levels from New York end New Jersey to wait Texas. Members of the Florida Public Utilities Commission Monday assured a delegation from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce that full consideration would be given to the petition for the Metro telephone system and that it would schedule hearing on It “juat as soon as possible." In a conference arranged by Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Rep. 8. J. Davit Jr., the Chamber committee —George Touhy, c h a i r m a n , Thomas A. Speer and John Krldcr — presented the peti­ tion to the PUC member* at Tallahassee. Edwin L. Mason, chairman, and William T. Mayo, of the Utilities agency, listened a t­ tentively to tha commenta of the delegatee and expressed sympathy with their eager­ ness to get "action just as soon as possible." They added, however, that they were liter­ ally "swamped" with commit­ ments th at already a r t ached uled. “Tha month of Slay la Jammed to the overflowing point," Mason said. “ How­ ever, there la an outside pos­ sibility that your presentation can ba heard in June. This Is not a promise, because we are pretty well booked through next month, too. A cancella­ tion might give you the open­ ing for which you ar* ask­ ing." Mayo scanned tha Inch thick [hirtf olio of petitions and tetters from Interested political subdivisions, business firms, civic organisations and individuals. "A t a quick glance, I’d say that you have qulta a casa here. Tho com­ mittee should he commended for the time and effort that has been put Into providing ua with substantial material fur study," the commissioner commented. Asked about their trip to the state capital, Krider, Speer and Touhy praised tha fine efforts of Senator Cleve­ land and Representative Dav­ is in arranging an Interview at which two of the state agency members could be prerent and in prevailing on thrill to taku the time at this busy season to hear tho “Sem­ inole story." Seven GIs Die In Dominican Defense Action SANTO DOMINGO (U PI) — Rebel troopa under Com­ munist leadership today be­ gan m atting forces north and aouth of the U.S. Marine de­ fense perimeter her*, U.S. military sources reported. The rebels had at least three tanks. A military spokesman said the rebel (trength Included at least 300 rebel Dominican army troop* and 12,000 arm ­ ed civilians. Ha said tome of them, armed with 50 caliber machine-guns, fired on * U.S. helicopter today. The spokeaman also report­ ed the capture of a midget submarine at Point TorrectlIn, on the Otama River th at flows through Santo Domin­ go. The two-man submarine apparently waa smuggling In arms for the rebels. The spokeaman tald seven Americana hav* been killed thus far In tha operation, and 49 wounded. HARD CORB REDS The latest Intelligence re­ ports said tha rebel leader­ ship included hard core Do­ minican Communists, and the spokesman said thsre were reports of Cuban Commun­ ists among them. Opposing tho rebels, he said, the Americana now have 14,000 troops ashore and about 6,000 In Navy ships offshore. They tnctuded 10,831 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division a t F t. Bragg, N.C., end more than 7,600 Marines. CASH NEEDED WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johneon asked Con­ gress today to vote an addi­ tional 9700 million to finance military operations In Viet Nam and tha Dominican Re­ public, Johnson told mere then 100 member* of elx key congres­ sional committees that he waa giving serious considera­ tion to submitting a formal request later today and would da so unless there were ser­ ious objections from legisla­ tive trader*. The President told tho lawmakers that hie proposal waa “In no way routine'' end that a vote for It would be “a vote to try to halt Com­ munist aggression." The action, he eaid, would join Congress with the Pres­ ident in telling the world th st “Communist conquest shall not succeed." PEACE PLAN President Johnson will pull U.S. troops out of the Do­ minican Rspublte "the mo­ ment that the Organisation of American States can pre­ sent e plan th s t will bring pesca on tha island. , a i d give soma hops of stability of government." The Chief Executive made the statem ent in a speech be­ fore a labor group even as tha OAS met to consider * U S. proposal which would have member Latin Ameri­ can nation* tend troopa to the Dominican Republle to help keep tha peace. OPEN FRI. NIGHTS! Pc ■ e n it e if f ALWAYS RUST QUALITY Mother's Day Is Sunday! sleep coon IN DACRON, NYLON, COTTON. 8ML 1" GOWNS, PAJAMAS L u s h , lightweight Dee­ re n® polyester, n y l o n end cotton ■ * . a perfeet blend for night shift seeslortl Shift gowns ma­ chine wash, dry fasti , Wi&i *-YL»AL4) �v$f #mf«rti Uniled Church LBJ Lays Prestige On Line Women To Have May Fellowship f m l l Pare 2—Tuei. May 4, *65 clubs in nearly every outfit the Navy Wives Club h n found its ranks dwindling. In a hopeful attempt to rem­ edy the situation, the club is having a membership coffee ■t !• a. m. Friday in the Navy wives Club Room and ill Na­ vy enlisted wives ere invited. A particular invitation is Issu­ ed to wives of VA1I-12, which has no squadron club si pre­ sent. But all other wives, even If you belong to a squadron club, are urged to give con­ sideration to attending the 211 coffee. This group represents all enlisted Navy wives every­ a n and their ladlei gathered where. a t the ballroom to honor their Sponsor of the club is Mrs. departing ikipper and hit wife. Chandler Swanson, wife of the With a delicious buffet dinner commanding officer of the sta­ and the music of an outstand­ tion and she and Mrs. Robert ing band. Cooper, president of 211, will Highlight of the party wai be there to greet you.the entertainment planned by The club has two meetings aquadron officers with Ixdr. each month, one a business Ed Williams as master ol meeting on the second Monday iMremonies. Lcdr. Joe Oil- of each month and the other more did his famous “ honey- purely a social event held on moon" skit and then five fel­ the fourth Monday. The group lows and one gal presented undertake* many charitable •‘Before and After." events and attempts to be of Taking part In this hilarious service to all Navy wives in sketch were Lcdr. Jim Bell, time of need or trouble. Social­ Lcdr. Duffy Hutton, IA. Bill ly, they promote friendship BherrIU, LI. Carl Gronqulst. and fellowship among wives of Lt. (Jg) Dave Johnson and Navy men with picnics, lun­ Kay Recknor. cheons, covered dish suppers As a most delightful sur­ and other events, All enlisted prise, Cdr. Matula, on behalf wives wives from seaman to of all the squadron officers, chief are invited to Join and presented the Tafts with a attend. beautiful silver punch bowl • • • •et. REMEMBER T H E KENBut more surprises were In store and Cdr. Taft had one up NEDYST his sleeve. In his last official Jetstream recently received act as commanding officer, an announcement of the birth Cdr. Taft pinned Lieutenant's of the Kennedy’s eighth child, bars on Bill Sherrill and then a boy who has been named Cdr. Matula pinned Bob Rec­ Daniel William! knor with his Lieutenant Jun­ Chief Robert Kennedy and hi* wife Nelda and their ior grade bars, Lcdr. Jim Bell and his wife youngsters vlived In Sanford Holly received a special gift for several years before he re­ for their new daughter, Ann. tired last July. During thil As farewells were said to time they were attached to the old skipper, farewells Heavy Three, Nine, Eleven were also given the new skip­ and Dot I. per, for shortly after the par­ In addition to their new son, ty the entire squadron depart­ there is also a new grandson ed for an eight month deploy­ in the family, the note add*. If you want to send a note ol ment cruise. • e e congratulations or get in touch A FASHION SHOW and cof with the Kennedy’s the ad fee are being sponsored by dress Is 3020 Lincoln Avenue, the CPO Wives Club next Corpus Christ), Texas. # * e Tuesday from 10 a. m. to nooo GETTING AWAY from II • t the NAS Ballroom. Featured will be the very all is the aim of the RVAH-13 lateat aprlng and summei Enlisted Wives Club members Stylea In Beeline Fashions. who have Invited their hus­ Commontator and stylist will bands on a picnic to be held at Lake Golden Saturday be be Miss Barbara Wlllford. Members of the CPO Wives ginning at 10 a. m. The slogan for the event is Club end their guesta are in elted but are requested to “leave the kids home" and ir.-ke reservations before F ri­ relax for a day with your day. Call Mrs. Jack Turner apouse. Each member Is ex­ (she'a in the phone book) and pected to pack a lunch of her­ tell how many guests you are self and her “ guest" and cold drinks will be furnished by the bringing. Serving on the committee for club. Games are planned and the faihion show are Mrs. course, there will be swim Bhlrley Simas, Mrs. Thelma ming, or Just sunning on the beach. Conkle and Mra. Jan Turner. S a n d y Harrington a n d CPO Wivea will observe Mo tfier'a Dey this year with a Marge Harvey are in charge “ Mother'* Day Picnic" Sun of thii event and they would day at la k e Golden. Members like for you Thirteen wives to are requested to bring a pic call them and make your re nic lunch and, of course, bring lervatkma so they will know your mother, If possible. Mek how many to expect. • » • tag arrangeraente for this WASPS in the DeBary Man event are Mrs. L. E. Fay and sion? Mrs. Phillip Simpson. Chief's wives who baked There were last week—but goodies for the USO during not the buggy kind. These the month of April were Mrs WASPS were the Wives of Air­ Nellie Morrell. Mrs. Mery craft and Support Personnel Jane Webber and Mrs. Gloria of Ssnford and they took • tour through the historic old man­ Simpson. Next board meeting will be sion which is now the head­ held at the home of Mrs. H quarters of the Florida Federa­ 8. Bernal at • p. m., May 12. tion of Art. • • • Mrs. Edith Brooks, president DINNER AND BRIDGE wss and Sirs, Archie MecNeughton, the occasion for RVAII-S Offic vice president showed the lad­ er's Wives last week but the ies through the galleries lined real news was the fancy des with pictures crested by local serls that were aerved- artisti, pointing out along the creme de menthe pie and way some of Ihr original furni­ cheesecake) Tha main course ture onre used by t h e famous Count Frederick De­ was chicken. The group gathered at the nary and many interesting home of Ann Fall in Ravenna features of the architecture. Park with Gloria Gehrig as Of particular intrrest to the tourists was the old ice stor­ co-hostess. An arrangement of daffo­ age houee near the rnslo dils formed the centerpiece et house. Here the Count stored the dinner U b lt and Susan Ice which he had brought Ryan's mother, Mrs. Betty down from Jacksonville in his Breesc, was a special guest. ships to be used In his home. Susan did herself proud In Smaller pieces were transfer­ her mother's presence and look red to the antique Ire chest high In the bridge game, re­ which still stands in the kitch­ ceiving a bottle of perfume si en of the mansion. The ladles ware much inter­ her prise. • • • ested In the fart tb it the Count NAVY WIVES CLUB 111, had devised a meant of having erne of the oldest enlisted Navy "running water" ia the men­ Wives Clubs In existence, at- tion, by placing a reservoir on filiated with the national club, lop of the house. This was fed 'fa having trouble with their by a windmill which pumped the water from the ground membership roster. bloc* there ere squadron and by this pressure wet used By M i l e Austin r r WAS A BIO DAY for IlVAH-1 U it Friday with changa of command ceremon­ ia l and a real bang-up party th at night. For tha COG ceremonle« t i n . Billie Taft, (whoic busk in d Cdr. Je iie Taft waa re­ lieved!, looked lovely in a light green outfit with a match­ ing hat. B n . Ann Matula, wheat huiband, Cdr. Val Ma­ tula ia now tha new ikipper of Heavy One) w ai most attrac­ tive in white with contraiting black accciiorlei. Friday night, RVAll-1 offic- "VOICE OF SEMINOLE” wan heart! In the Capitol's leKinIutive halls when local dcleirationn visited Tallahassee. Top photo: Mrs. \V. Vincent Roberts, president of the Seminole County Democratic Women’s Club; Sen. Beth Johnson, of OranKO County, and Mrs. Ruth Hiatt, DcLand, presi­ dent of the West Vohisin Democratic Women’s Club, nre shown nt the Speaker's Hall following quarterly meeting of the state women’s irrmm. Lower photo: Mrs. Roberts and County Commissioners John Fitzpatrick, John Alexander, Lee Gnry and W. Lawronco Swofford at a Senate hear­ ing. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Robert Petree, program chairman, will report on the state meeting a t the local club's session nt 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Health Center. The Sanford Council of United Church Women wilt observe May Fellowship Day thia Friday with aervieei to begin nt 11 e.m. Holy Croaa Episcopal Church will be hoate«a for the day under direc­ tion of Mrs. Fred A. Dyson and her committee. A light luncheon will he served nt noon In the Parish House with women of the rhurches affiliated with the Sanford Council to provide sandwiches. Dessert and bev­ erages will be provided by women of the Episcopal church. Mrs. Ilandnll Chase of Holy Cross Church will be in charge of the program. Serv­ ing with her will be Mrs. H. - Nielsen of Christ Meth­ odist Church, Mrs. H. S. Fodcn of the Salvation Army, and Mrs. Clifford McKIbbin of First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Harry Kcheiberger will aing "American the Beauti­ ful." Judge Vernon Mlse, guest speaker, has chosen aa theme for hie eddress, “People, Pov­ erty, Plenty.” M n, Vernon Fuller, local president who urges attend­ ance et the eervice end lunch­ eon, advisee that plena are made so that the noon hour will afford opportunity for all to aharo idrae and construc­ tive advice in order that ef­ forts of the local council may be more effective for better­ ment of the community and fur varioue projects support­ ed by the church women. John Peters Sr. Expires Monday John Peters Sr., 83, of Richmond Avenue, died at hie residence Monday morn­ ing. A native of Bulgaria, he came to Sanford in 1010 and was a farmer. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Stcphania Peters, of Sanford; three ions, John Jr. nnd Edward, of Sanford, and Steve, of Wagner; two broth­ e r^ Paul, of Odanjp, and Theodore, of Bulgaria? 11 grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Now You Know United Press International POLICE CHIEF Hub SluphenHon poncH with new North Orlando polico cur which recently wan completely outfitted with cage, beacon, and roof­ top antenna. Stephcnaon reports the vehicle came uh a "real bargain" to the village a t $760, (Herald Photo APRIL M, IMS Admissions Melba I. Robinson, Deborah Lee Russell, Michael A. DeGanshl, Herbert A. Moreland, Dale Van Duscn. Eddie Ben­ ton, Donna Dornon, J o h n Lommcrse, Sanford; Martha Mueller, Florence L. Webber, Denary; Helen Menk, Del­ tona; Hattie Harris, Aline E. Carter, Jessie Courson, Co­ coa; Harry Fryman, liana, 111. Births Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rob Inson, Sanford, a boy. Discharges Katherine A. Goodwin, Msthlildo Frlssoll, Kekks Bush, Bertha Lowrey, Bryan John­ son, Travis Chandler. Clara ft. Brady, Haze! Tench, Linds Harris, Una Archer, John Rivers, Patrick Eculi, Violet Sites, Henry A. Booth, Mary successfully throughout the home. After the lour refreshments were served by the hostesses Cindy Parson and Marti Dankiefs and a brief business meeting was held. Program committee chair man, Ruth Mlcklson revealed that many interesting and un usual ideas for future meetings are planned. Coming up in May will be a family type potluck beach party at Ormond Beach. Guests who attended includ­ ed Mrs. Betsy Enney, Mrs. Olivia Sherman and Karen Lee, five-week old daughter of Mrs. Pam Grant. Pam was presented with a gift for Kar­ en from the riub. Hostess for the June meet­ ing will bo Joy KobLun. A. McDaniel and baby boy, Cheryl Smith and baby boy, Dctly J. Freddie and baby boy, Rosario Holdman and baby boy, Sanford; George W. Nicely, Julius Voigt, Del!ary; Lionel E. Roberta Sr., Lake M iry; Lorcna Tindcl, Like Monroe; Alice Sharpe, Mims; Betty Earle, Ann Arbor, Mich. MAY 1. IMS Admissions Lawrence Ryan, Ernest Jernlgsn, Perry Davis, Charles Jones, Grindl Hayes, Marion Harman, London Strawtcr, Robert David Fleming, Fred llochstetter, Wjnrll Carter, Sanford; William Cuddy, Del­ tona; Sarah Cramer, Joseph Gerard, Lnnguood; Naonti M Ahern, Holly Hill. Discharges Steve Lowery, Sandra Rus­ sell, Deborah Lee Russell, Mamie L. Hodge, Michael A. PcGanohl, Herbert A. More­ land, Mabel Shadbolt, Carrie Uoyer, Mattie Howard, Eliza­ beth Lavrquc, H e n r i e t t a Eberhcart, Florence L y o n , Agnci Boyd, Lyon B. Queen, Michael Maddox, Edna Shawgcr, Essie Sessions, Lydia Luke, Shirley J. Drelfuerst and baby boy, Linda H. Kosble) and baby girl, Hotly H. Bell and baby girl, Sanford; Gertrude Kammerer, De- OI)r ftanfnrfc Ijrralli P ublish** U nits n « * l •■»- ■rlars o l Christ■ m i pahUahrW latardaf s rm S Iii CbrlilBM b| Tbr aaalard Haral*. S*i W lat ■!- aaafarO, S’larlda. S«n a< Claao fM lasa raid al Saafard, rta. ■ibawlfllas w ain by Car- llary; Sharon Johnson, Os teen; Elsie A. Tunsill, Mims; Harriett McCall, Syracuse, N Y. Th« Aeolian harp, stringed musical instrument played by the wind, is so-called from Aeolus, god of the winds, ac cording to Encyclopaedia Ilrltnnnlra. T a w is.es the steelworkers’ union to read the report with care and reflect on its findings. He nalil the nation’s prosperity depended on a non-inflationary wage agreement and ov­ er-all ftibility in itcel price*. There w*» no immediate comment on the atudy from big alcel producers. Roger M. IIlough, chairman of U. 8. Steel, the country’* top pro­ ducer, made no direct refer­ ence to price Increase* Mon­ day during a report to the comiiany'a annual atockholdera meeting in Chicago. Ha contended however, that labor costa have been grow­ ing a t double the rule of pro­ ductivity amt said that profits “are nut adequate if the steel industry is tn make it* full contribution to ita atockholdera, ita employe* and the eco­ nomic growth of the nution." I. W. Abel, the new presi­ dent of the 4HO,OOU-member TALLAHASSEE (UP!- Another congressional redistricting proposal has been sent the Legislature from the state's badly split delegation In Washington. The latest plan, third to go to the Legislature, wss auth­ ored by Congressman Jam es Haley, of Sarasota, and would eliminate the seats of Con­ gressmen Paul Rogera, West Palm Beach Democrat, and Ed Gurney, Winter Park Re­ publican. There ia no truth to the Orange County, home oi Gurney, would be moved from idea that judgei have no the 11th dlatrlct to the Fifth aense of humor. district of Rep. A. Syd HerWhile examining a prospec­ long, of Leesburg. tive juror Monday, Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Jr. en­ tertained a requert from the man's employer Wat he be disqualified aa neecssury to operation of hi* hutincss. Waddel told how that re­ Theodore G. Johnson, 78. of minded him of this alury: Eureka Hammock, South San­ A prospective juror asked ford Avenue, died at 9:23 p.m. to be disqualified because he Sunday at hli home. did not want tn take the time Born July 18, 1886, in Galea- off from his job to ait on the burg, HI., he had lived in jury. Sanford for Ihe past 30 years. "Do you mean to tell me,” He attended the Church of the judge (aid, “that your God of Prophecy. He was a company can’t operate with­ member of the Brotherhood ol out you?” Railroad Trainmen and waa ‘No, Your Honor," the ju r­ employed by Atlantic Coast or replied, “they can get Line aa a switchman. He waa along without me very well o veteran of World War I and . . . hut I don't want them a member of Sanford Amer­ to find it out.” ican Legion Poat 53. Survivor! are bit wife, Mrs. Nellie Johnson, of Sanford; three daughter!, Mrs. Anna N O T IC E O F a i l H I I I F F ' a *11.11 N O T IC E lit IlH ItK I lY Q IV B N Elizabeth Whitaker and Mra. t h a t I. J . I - HOBBY, H h e r lff o f Vivian Irene Boyles, of San­ Kemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , by ford, and Mra. Louise Solo- v i r t u e o f a w r i t ls*u*d o u t of t h a C l r r u l t man, of Hantoul, 111., and nine Ra m ln ata C o cu on tuyr,t . FInl o rai dn da , for on grandchildren. t h - J o t h d a y o f A u l u t l , A. tl.. I S t i , In t h a t i r r t a t n c a u s a b e­ Brlsson Funeral Home la in t w e e n HUT F. IIOUKIITH. Jit., charge of arrangements. i t / h / a H O T F. ROI1E IIT8 & Never Let The Boss Find Out T. G. Johnson Succumbs At 78 Legal Notice Funeral Notices I'K T K H * , J o i n a l l . — F u n # r a l a r r v l c n (o r J o h n I'a tc r a . Mr.. Si. wh o .lie,! Mon,lay. will b s h s l d a t Z:10 p. m. W a d n a t iU y at nratnkow Funaral Horn* w i t h Itav. Q r o v a r C. Hawaii J r . o f f i c i a t i n g . Tturlal will b ( In ( l r r a n w o n d O m a t a r y , O r la n d o , ( I r a m k o w F u n ­ e r a l I Ionia In c h a r g e . d a y , w i l l b a halil a t 1:10 p. m. W e d n e a d a y at Brlaann F u n e r a l Horn* w i t h ttev . I l n . I i rr l tl. W e l c h o f tlia C h u r c h o f 11od o f P r o p h e c y o f f i c i a l Ing. I l u r l a l w ill ba In L a k e v l e w C a m a t a r y . Ilrlaaon F u n ­ e r a l H u m e In c h a r g e . BONK. P l a i n t i f f a n d IIF.HMAN It. JO Y C E . D e f e n d a n t , h a v a In niy p n a a e u l o n t h a f o l lo w in g , to -w lt! T w e n t y t w o (531 K h arcs of Rtock In A m e r i c a n T e l e p h o n e a n d T e l e g r a p h (A T and T) a s t h e p r o p e r t y o f 1 IE B M A N ft. J O Y C E ; t h a t on t h e S lat d a y ot May, A. I*.. ISIS, b e t w e e n t h e l r * * l h o u r s of ea le, t o - w l t ; a f ­ t e r 11:00 o'clock In t h e f o r e , n o o n n n d b e f o r e 3:00 o 'c l o c k In t h e afte rn o o n , on th e said day a t th a fro n t door of the C o u n ­ t y C o u r t H o u s a i n S a n f o rd . Sem inal# C ounty, Florida; 1 s h a l l o f f e r f o r sa ls t o t h a hlarh. e a t b i d d e r f o r c t s h In h a n d t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y ot H E IIM A N It. J O Y C E J. U H o b b y , S h e r i f f ol Hem lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a P u b l i s h M a y 4, l b IS, J5, m i C D M -I steelworkers' union, said In Pittsburgh th a t “tha thinking of the government in theae things always has some im­ pact, hut I don’t think any­ one can predict the extent at thii time.’’ The 67-ipge study by tha President’s Council of Eco­ nomic Advisers, released Mon­ day, added up to a itrong case against price Increases for the basic industrial metal. Major atepl companies are nrgutiutlng this summer with the steelworkers over new contracts. An interim agreement extended the strike deadline from May 1 to Sept. 1 and provided a “down pay­ ment” pay increase of 11.5 cents an hour—about 2.7 per cent. # ♦ Legal Notice IV TUB I t l i c n r COfRT OF THE S IX T H JII1H 1A L c u t. ci rr. t> a m i v on skhinolb c n e v r v , Pi.niHOV. AT MW Ml. IWVI J . J. WILHO.N L IN D Q U IS T , and HOY. A. Plaintiffs, vs. W I L L I E M A RTIN, s t at.. pefendxnt*. x n T ir r n r aiiF.niFF'a bale Nolle* la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t I. J . U HO BBY, s h e r i f f of K - m ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , u n ­ d er and by v irtu e of a J u d g ­ m en t and W rit o f Execution D e u r d t h e r e o n o u t o f Ihe a b o v e e n l l l l e d C o u r t , In t h a a b o v s e ly le d c a u s e , e a ld W r i t b e l n a d a t e d t h e Sth d a y o f F e b r u a r y , |:<«S, h a v e lev ied upon the follow-ini? d e s c r i b e d personal p r o p e r l y l o c a t e d In Hem lnole C iu n ty , F lorida, to - w itt 1. 31 s h a r e s o f corpora l* c a p i t a l s t o c k In S h a c o , Inc., a F lo rid a corp o ra tio n , aa th e pro. p e r t y o f t h e a b o v s m im ed D e. fendant, W illiam K. Hmlth ( t h e a m o u n t p aid I n to t h e c o r ­ poration f o r sa id e h a r e e Is 1550,00, a n d t h a a m o u n t u n p a i d f o r t h e I ss u a n c e o f s a i d s h a r e s It nons). 3. 35 s h a r e s o f corpora l* c a p i t a l s t o r k In Hhaco, Inc., a F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n , a s tha p ro p e rty of th e above nam ed D efendant. W illie M a rtin ( th a am o u n t paid Into th e c o r p o r a ­ t i o n f o r sa id s h a r e s Is 1350.(1(1, a n d t h e a m o u n t u n p a i d fo r t h e I ss u a n c e of aatd share# la none). On t h e H a l d a y o f May, 1S45, b e t w e e n Ih e l e g a l h o u r s o f s a l t , n a m e l y 11:00 o 'c lo c k In t h e f o r e n o o n a n d 3:00 o 'c lo c k In t h e a f t e r n o o n , o n a a l d d a y . i t th e F r o n t door of th e C o u r t­ house at H a n f o rd , 3*mltu>:# C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . I will o f f e r f o r s a l e a n d se ll l o t h a h i g h ­ e s t I I d d s r f o r c a s h . In h a n d , th e a b o v e described p ro p e rty , as t h e p r o p e r t y of t h e s a i d De* f e n d a n t * . W i l l i a m E. S m i t h m id W illie M artin, to sa tis f y osld J u d g m e n t m id W r i t o f E x e c u ­ t i o n p u r s u a n t t o S e c t i o n tc.SS a n d 55.51 o t t h a 5**3 F l o r i d a Statutes. J . L. HOB BY, H h e r l ff o f Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a, lly : Ja m e s J. H lnglstary a s D e p u t y Hh ertff P u b l i s h May 4. 11, IS, 35, 1111 CDM-IO 9 4 M SPECIAL MEETING I TAYLOR COMMANDERY NO. 28 TUESDAY EVENING MAY 4th • 7 P.M. MASONIC BUILDING SANFORD, FLA. 1 ‘Take a peek at our new paneled family room" "Over 18 feet long end more than six ftet w id e ihe neighbors are simply green. ‘ And the way it's furnishedwall-to-wall carpeting, saddle-grain vinyl oo the seats. "The paneling? Dreamy I Rich, deep, laminated walnut grain. "Who's thi builder? Dodge, of course* I Hurt's t f lot tt 4t It SANFORD It you1** aewfy snfyed. heUag lor the newts! shews, the beet p'tctt to Ml, e week end retort, tour church or lytMiogue, placet to lhop or ptrhlpt • hoes* or ifi;tmtnt . , . reed the The Sanford Harald I H \a $ m I Virginia Pctroakl V. O. Bus 1114 Sanford PkyUla Ruieaetela Imprc 322-tttd Lake Mary Nora Norrle TE 8-1314 8. Seminole Mildred Haney W8-5I31 D r I In aa Mary Gettings 793-6S47 Sehpte Relate W*#h New Remapping Plan Offered The capital city of the Dominican Republic, Santo Donmingo, was founded tn I4IMJ and Is the oldeat settle ment in the Western Hemis­ J ohnson , tmxouohk a . — phere, according to the World F u n e ra l a r r v l r a t for T heo d o ra O. J o h n s o n , TS, w h o d ied S u n ­ Almanac. First Jew ever to be ad­ mitted to the English House of Lords wss Nathan Meyer Rothschild, in 1885. Hospital Notes WASHINGTON <UPI> — The Johnson administration placed its prestige on the line today against any over-all inctcase In steel prices. l t said in a new productiv­ ity study that the steel indus­ try rould afford a wage in­ crease up to three per cent of payroll without raising prices. President Johnson urged management and leaders of MM-1401 of your home with this beautiful addition—the Dodge Custom 880 Wagon Pow« outlets? Glad you liked. 383 2 bbl VI standsfd. 383 4 bbl. 413 sod 426 V8'« optional. Other ptriomunci options induds * Sun Grip difl*r*nu«i wd • tndtf lowing package Two- m thro* test models ivadsbl* lo suit your fine?. Custom 860 wagon-besl looking loom on ttw rgtd. r 8 5 Oadgm Wagons O S B R S & IS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC 1801 W. FIRST STREET WATM "1M eo* HOW show.* aec ry. owes voua t o c a t D ebar/ X iistw *. • SANFORD. FLA. ■o w e s rou e c a w . . . o w e s rou e exavu.* . . . chic* accicxht* a �% •f* VstrTorl VrriTB Tues. May 4, '65—Page 3 _sm_ - - Mother Superior %Defies Order To Close Shelter * ” m, ^ ® VICTORIA, B. C. (U P l)— A gentle, 75-year-old Romsn Catholic nun here said she w i l l r i s k excommunication father thnn obey an order to close her animal shelter to. day. I.ondon-born Mother Cecilia Mary, an Anglican convert to Komnn Catholicism in the 1920*, was told by church authorities the must get rid of the 40 homeless dogs, eats, goats and other animals she has cared for since 1062 or fare disciplinary action. Monsignor Michael O’Conncll, chancellor of the Vic­ toria diocese, said disobedi­ ence by Mother Ceciiia and the five sisters who help run the Good Shepherd Animal Shelter would mean the sist­ ers probnbly will be consider­ ed "not in good standing" by Ihe church. He said the church's deci­ sion was made t>ecause ''nnimal welfare work on such a srale has interfered with their lives.” He added that there were complaints to church author­ ities from residents Jiving nearby that the shelter was a nuisance. Despite the closure order, Mother Cecilia said she will keep the shelter open and "ring it with animal lovers'* should church authorities turn up to enforce the order. “The church doesn't own the shelter and has no control over it,” suid Mother Cecilia. Since she opened the shelt­ er three ycurs ago, Mother Cecilia and the five sisters have cared for more than 1,200 abandoned and homeless animal*. She has borne a great pro­ portion of tho cost person­ ally, using up most of a $60,000 legacy left her by her father. Donations also have rome In from many part* of Can­ ada, tha United State* and Europe. CONSTRUCTION mi it second bull diamond in the North Orlando recrea­ tion area is underway. Shown leveling clay fill donated by the village nre (from left) Hilly Rowell, Councilman and Little League manager Chuck lloweil and Scotty MacVay. (Herald Photo) Ity Mrs. Rilrhle Harris B a il g e * of advancement were awarded at the recent meeting of DeBary Uuh Scout Puck 560 held the Community Methodist Church. Members of the pack eonte fiom De­ llary, Deltona, and Enter­ prise. Awards, presented by Cubmaster Russell Rudd, went to Ix'onnrd Laird, wolf; Donnld Neyer, wolf; Clifton Larsen, wolf and gold arrow; .Tohnny Padgett, wolf; Kevin Lnughlin, wolf; Joey Brenner, wolf, gold and silver arrow. Gobi arrow* went to Rod­ ger Starnes and Mike Kelley and those rceeiving silver a r­ row* were Terry Larsen, Gregory Craighton, Jack Che­ ney, Marty Hatchett, Ralph Tropf and Ronald Derrick. The color film, "Life of the Dobwhite," was shown during the program. In business. Ihe hoys plan­ ned a goodwill trip to De­ nary Manor to deliver cheer plants to the resident* and announced that a plastic wares party will l-e held at 0:30 a .m , next Tuesday, nt the Florida Power Clubhouse in Enterprise for benefit of the cub scout work. Next meeting of ihe pack will be Saturday, May 26, with a picnic nt Earl Brown Park in Del.and. Preceding the picnic, the cub* will go to Sanford to hoard the train for the trip to Dcl.nnd. V 0 The abbreviation A W O L stands for "absent without leave.” NATIONAL MARITIME Day will he observed May 22 by the American Merchant Marine. Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson proclaimed local observance for that day as tie and Postmaster Cedlo lleant placed appropriate liste rs on local mail trucks. (Herald Photo) M obile M aid * MRS. SURRY ». WRIGHT of till Lombardy Road in North Orlando is shown in front of Iter lovely "Harden of the Month" home. The award is made by the North Orlando (iarden C’lnb. (Herald Photo) MotluyiADatj hom e tr ia l o ffe r IN YOUR GARAGE? ill ) a m t I ii) Wc*ll Help You Buy The Car . . . Or The (iarnge! T H E NO. 1 WAY Modtl SP360A * * * * * Lift-Top Rack 3 Cycli Controls 3 Way Washing Action Famous Flushaway Drain Naids No Insfallatloi Comt in tntftsk fordstiils SANFORDATLANTIC r, LONDON (U P l)—Oddities for the produce «hnw: A giant nine- pound broccoli with a circumference of three feet four inches, crown by Herbert Skipper, of Snham llilla; nml a freak narcissus with six bloom* on a single slnlk, grown by W, V. Al­ ston, of llellesdon. Bureau of Indian Affaln was to gather information on Semi­ nole customs, legends and rit­ uals for use In a history. He talked to the tribal medi­ cinemen. a close, secretlvn group fast dying out among the Scminoles, "When ! explained why 1 wanted Ihr information—that It was to preserve the Semi­ nole culture — the medicine­ men were willing lo co-ope­ rate,’’ he said. "They don't want the legends and customs of their forefathers to die out cither.** While he Is interested In hi* tribe's history, Cypress hopes to do all he can to help the Seminole* adjust to modern way*. "1 want to do something for my people,” he said. *'l don’t want to see them sit still while the world move* on In belter things. I want to see them progross.” He plan* to do graduate work this summer in a special program on American Indian culture at (he University ol Colorado. He will go on active duty in Ihe Army IhU Septem­ ber for two yeara and plan* to leach in Florida publie schools when he gets out. NEW YORK (UPlI — The American mothers committee named Mrs. Harvey Fletcher, 77, Provo, Utah, the mother of six children, its American .Mother of lti«5. SEE US FIRST FOR FIN AN CIN G! treu Claudia Cardin ale, Europe's latest export to Hollywood's Aim colony, uses a carrousel pony for support as she strikes a pretty pose. She costsrs with R o c k UudsOA la 9-Lb. Brocolli glades from Naples to Miami, and some still live in independ­ ent camps in the deep Ever­ glades, or in commercial camps near Miami. Buby Cypress. Billy’s mo­ ther, makes souvenir skirts, blouses and dolls for sale to tourists, wit lie his stepfather wrestles alligators at a Fort Lauderdale tourist attraction. Many Scminoles have been slow to throw off their old cus­ toms, but Cypress typifies an increasing contact with mo dern living, His mother never attended school, but unlike some Semi­ nole* had no objection to her son going, so he began classes at the Dania Reservation School in Southeast Florida. He graduated from high school in 1%1 in the top 10 per cent of his class and won a four-year college scholarship from the Daughter* of the American Revolution. To help finance his college education, Cypres* worked in the Stetson cafeteria, sold Hihtcs, worked in a library and was employed by Hie Bureau of Indian Affairs in West Hollywood for Iwo sum­ mers. One of his tasks with the Mothers* Mother • FOR A NEW OR USED CAR . . • FOR A GARAOE OK HOME IMPROVEMENT . . . • FOR ANY PRORLEM THAT CAI.I-S FOR CASH . . . CARROUSEL CUTIE — Ac- K O IIE K T HAUSER. ground com rolled nppronch mitfntennnrc of­ ficer at Sanford Naval Air Station, has been promoted to lieuten­ ant. lie, his wife and family reside nt 503 Sat.suina Drive. (Navy Photo) Dct.AND (UPl) — Billy Cy­ press, whose Seminole ances­ tors battled the U. S. Army in the Everglades swamps, will be commissioned a reserve se­ cond lieutenant this month when he graduates from Stet­ son University. Born in an open-air chickce in the Everglades, the 22-yearold Indian is believed to be the first of his tribe to gra­ duate from a four-year univer­ sity or receive a commission in the Army Reserve Offircrs Training Corps (BOTC). Cypress, who spoke no Englist until he was five years old, Is a good student and will gra­ duate with a major in English and a minor in education. His ancestors battled the Army from ISIS to 1B42 lie fore most of them were relocated in Arkansas. Only about 150 escaped deep into the Everglades at the end of the war. Because of drainage of the swamp, forest fires and timber operations, most of some 1,200 descendents have been driven from the Everglades and live on government reservations. A few live along U. 5. 41 which runs through the Ever­ DeBary Art* and Crafts Cluh will have election of of­ ficer* at the tegular May meeting scheduled for 10 a.ni. this Thursday at the Deltnry Mansion House. MeiulH-rs nre urged to he present for this important meeting. Receives Honor | Seminole Joins U. S. Arm y Club Election * Enterprise Boy By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Howard Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ son of Enterprise and mem­ ber of the junior class at Deijtnd High School, has been named "Outstanding Future Farmer of America in the Volusia County Cattleman’s Association.'' The award was announced ami the trophy presented "t the recent Knmsula "Cracker Day" relebration by T. U. Townsend, Volusia County Agent. Howard, who started out with one steer which he bought to raise as his FFA project, and his father now own 51 head which are past­ ured on a 400 acre ranch east of Osteen. Sign Of The Times Cub Pack 560 Has Meeting !n DeBary ■NATIONAL— IANK"It's a Pleasure to Bank at ths Atlantic” MEMBER F. D. I. C. from *9 9 ” What’s your vacation plan—World’s Fair, Yellowstone, Niagara, Mackfnaa Bridge, summer cottage? See us for the right Chevrolet so you’ll make it in style. Like a lively Corvair. Or the style and economy of a Chevy II, Or a youthful Chevelle, favorite in its size class. Or a luxurious Jet-smooth Chevrolet. The last three are available with the economical, spirited Turbo-Thrift Sixa You can order a Monza with up to 140 hp. You can't find a newer car or a better time to buy one. Come in—pick yours nowl Red Hot and Rolling! See your Chevrolet dealer for a new CHEVROLET - CHEVELLE •CHEVY D •CORVAIR uMtiio nut omv SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. PH. 322-1562 HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALM ETTO SANFORD 322-071) �Dr. Craned Want A Job? One* upon a time—«nd not ao long ago—a young man could walk Into a plac* of bunlneu and an* nounce he was looking for a job. The prospective employer would ask him a few questions—his name, his age, how much education he had had, and, of course, how much mon•y he wanted. The employer would then take another look a t the applicant and either turn him down or hire him. I t was th a t simple. B ut no longer. Nowadays, a col* lege senior takes as many testa from Industrial employment experts as he does from his own professors. Intelligence tests. Aptitude and attitude tests. Personality tests. Hours and hours of them. Hundreds and hundreds of questions, many of them In areas th a t once would have been regarded as strictly private. And these tests are no longer con­ fined to executive jobs. They are now being given to all sorts of job seekers, including aspiring truck drivers. A t least one company is said to Worry Clinic ask almost BOO questions of th e eag­ er applicant. Real blockbusters, some of them. Such as, does he pre­ fer a tub bath or a shower? Is he afraid of deep water? W hat does he think of women being allowed in bars? Some companies not only are giv­ ing these tests to new applicants for jobs but also are tossing them a t employes who have been working there for years—including even sen­ ior executives. It's all part of space age efficien­ cy. Sometimes you have to wonder where efficiency leaves off and In­ vasion of privacy begins. On the other hand, if it helps the applicant and the company find what each is looking for, now can you fight It? You can’t help hoping, however, th a t among all those questions there is one which asks: "By th e way, w hat do you think of being courtous to other people, including the customer?" If the answer to th a t question were weighted heavily, the whole testing machinery might be welt worth-while. Treason To Comics The latest style in spaccsuits is shown In a picture released by NA­ SA’s Spacecraft Center in Houston, Tex. It may disappoint some people— especially romantics old enough to remember the comic strips of the ’80s. Space travel then was even more fantastic and far away than the idea of tapping energy from the atom. The space suit in the picture looks like either a fire fighter's asbestos outfit or a lumpy snowsuit. There's a helmet with plastic faceplate, but over th a t goes something like a par­ ka hood attached to some sort of shapeless jack et with flappy mit­ tens, and under th a t long, baggy trousers and ordinary-looking shoes. No shiny black boots with zipper compartments, no degravitation belt with attached holster and disinte­ grator pistol, no ridgelike epaulets on the shoulders, no crisscross bands on the chest with an array of but­ tons In the center to activate the automatic space galvanlzer. Noth­ ing, nothing in the old tradition. Undoubtedly, this is the beat of all possible suits th at they have been able to come up with yet. But apace travel Is getting so prosaic and businesslike in so many ways, it's a shame they can't keep a few of the old illusions. Today's comic strips still dress th eir fictitious spacemen properly, but how long can they fight the trend of reality? Thought For Today He who is of God hears the words of God; the reason why you do not hear them is th a t you are not of God.—John 8:47. • • • Our salvation, and our only salva­ tion, lies in controlling the arm of Western science by the mind of a Western philosophy guided by the eternal truths of God.—Charles A. Lindbergh. Phil Newsom Soys . Major Pawn By Jastph W, Origg , firmed by th t French Foreign H ill n ig h t appear to be PARIS (U PI) — An an- Offle#, announced that France Juat a diplomatic curiosity if tttual littla ntwa Item from and Outar Mongolia have daIt were not for the fa d tb it T ata in Moacow, latar con-J elded to eatabllah relation!. President Chari* de Gaulle of Franca never make* auch moves without a specific pur pose and without careful thought beforehand. AHwnanto Spring* It's doubtful if one French Mrs. Jalla Barton Mrs. BJtobto Karrto us-iais man in 10,000 could stand up ■aar Laka-Faraat City and tay with confldenea where Mrs. M aryana Milan Lake Mary Outar Mongolia it—let alone IIS-MTS Mrs. France* Wi why Franc* should have dip­ S1I-SI1* raaaalbarry lomatic relations with her. Mr*. Jana Caaaalbsny Lake M If he checked the reference Mrs. 8 . L. I werke, he would find th at its 1M-4TH C b a la a U official name la the Mongolian Mrs. Joan M afia Leaseraad People's Republic, that it has IIS-1711 Mrs. Deans Ratos a population (estimated) of a Ifl-U tT DeBary littla over a million and that Notts Orlaid* Mrs. John Laaaa (to capital it Ulan Bator, Mrs. Margaret Ceeby M l-4MS W hat the reference works I 1S-4 TM probably would not mention Daltons Oateaa Mrs. Mildred Haaay ta that Outer Mongolia la ona Mrs. Clarence Snyder of Mctcnw'a protegee and a •11-4141 major pawn In the power Geneva Orteda struggle In the Communist Mrs. JaA aa Hays Mrs. ftrahna^Laady M M IT I world between Rutala and Red China. Therefore, the fact that da Gaulle has decided to wtobliah diplomatic relations could bo Interpreted — aad probably correctly—aa a friendly tur* towards Moacow, Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, May 4, 1M5 The timing la significant too. w i L t a a a. a i a u iw , a u i r a a t » r m u s a a T h a announcement w a a rftA N K V O I.rnl.IM a, a r e a l a u — - neoeeel M assaer mad* while Soviet Foreign rsv t, a a o o K sa ta a auaaar i u u i u a a Aaeoaiat* Editor AdvertisingOlreeterMinister Andrei Gromyko is m a n vam r n iv In Paria for talks designed to M anaging B ailor •**¥ u a jIB B warm up previously rather O u H it a i u i t a i A d n rU alag M aaagar chilly relations b e t w e e n le tla tv K dtlar ja m b s • ■ • ■ S A U B Franco and th* Soviet* and •STT1M A t a r i * a ,r .M . mI u T T CUy a liter aaalaaaa Masagar to sound out possibilities of i r s i w w .tr r u g « w .u future diplomatic cooperation O esaty B dlte r Me«kaalc*t Beet, In fact, it was announced m ix r i r c s r t Sta fl rk e ie g ra n k e r Juat a few hours before Gro­ myko was meeting with do ruklleked dally eaeeyt Saturday, Suaday aad Christmas) pah- Gaulle. That la why this can lUkad Saturday yreoatdlag ChrletauM. not be written off elmply aa •tinaiaim oa aarae * • ■ • DaUeacy u « «a«k a piece of diplomatic tidying up by th# French Foreign Of­ By B ad is iU M J i c n u a a t a i x t r a s s b a m fice. sae wee* IM t t tear H IM 1 I aar Negotiations for establish­ M l g M a to s ment of diplomatic relations M l • Meatka a re t Meatka have been going on for about IM I Meat* I.M I Meatk D- a Baa tat BagaUUeae grertde lAat aa ■all eakearigUaaa to three months. That would raid to adraaea. coincide almost exactly with the period during which Paris Tke Marald u i at U e Daitag areas waua to aaid Moscow were beginning title* asBadlvely to are ta r rayakUaatlea el aU tto Ural to realiao that in the diploma­ M e t ariated ta tots a* tic field their Interests coin­ Mtiered a t eeeead atoaa ■ attar oeiaeer H. MIS a» toe reel cide to a remarkable extent. diftlce a t Saatecd, yierida, aader toe Aal ad Oangram ad H u t k So de Gaulle's decision, ap­ I. M il. parently o at t i the blue, to M i up diplomat!* relation* fta navi el la y ■ aieciai, s e n e r aataetuw g. at tola M lito a t Tke saairrd Karat* ■ay to re* red a as* in a a r awaaae with- with Ulna Bator would seam eat w riut* y e ra ltiw t ut tka aakliaker *f T to Maral*. Any to be another friendly ges­ UAteMaal *e firm reaeoaalkle tar auaa regraaatUaa aUl to eeaaidared an lalriagiag wa Tha Marais* eeyyrlgkt aa* M l to ture towards Moscow, timed k i l U l M t o K M t a aatoe t t o lav. for tbs beet possible effect Herald Area Correspondents (N p ftu tfb ti frra U i Bruce Biosmt - - Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON ( NEA) — Two doien vacancies on the fedaral bench are contribut­ ing heavily to the burden* of the nation'* overloaded Judi­ cial system. Necessary senatorial recom­ mendations a r e extremely ■low In coming In a substan­ tial number of cases. But the appointment of Judges is being further delayed because President Johnson i n j e c t s himself more personally into tha selection process than did John F. Kannedy and other predecessors. Say a an official: "The President gels him­ self mors deeply involved at an earlier stag* than others hava done. “There are some place* where he shouldn't be atepping In at all. He should only move In when he has to, when there is an impasse or a con­ troversy." • Right now there are 18 judgeship vacancies a t tha fedaral district court leval, not cuunting one In Puerto Rico. Five Important spots are open i» the U.8. Court of Ap­ peals, and two on the U.8. Court of Customs based in New York. The backlog of unfilled judgeships could get suddenly worse a few months hence. Chances are hlg fur passage of South Carolina Sen. Olin D. Johnston’s bill creating 41 additional federal judgeships to ease the judiciary's bur­ geoning caseload. This la a follow-up, of course, of recommendations by the Judicial Conference of the United States, a body led hy Chief Justice Eart Warren and meeting semiannually to study the rourt ayatem. This la the first proposed expan­ sion of tha judgeship roster since IS new federal posts ware rreated under President Kennedy In 1081. W h e r e Lyndon Juhnaon facet th* biggest gun la In th* 8outh'a Fifth Circuit em­ bracing T e a a a , Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida. Two vacancies exist there on the normally nine-man ap­ peals rourt panel. One, usual­ ly filled by a Texan, may not prove too troublesome. Th* other, going usually to a Mia■lalpplan, ta th* real sticker. Tha dilemma la obvious. On th* one hand the President must look to Misaiaalppi's staunchly segregationist sen atari, Eastland and Stennla, for recommendations. On the other he m ust listen to Nrgro and other civil rights advo­ cates who argue that th* fad•rad bench in tha South al­ ready baa too many segrega­ tionist Judges. Consequently the “Missis­ sippi vacancy" could continue a long time. No resolution of tha problem la anywhere in sight. Meantime, the Fifth Cir­ cuit's Incredible workload goes on mounting precipitously. The proposed court enlarge­ ment would include four new but temporary appeals court judgeship* for the overbur­ dened Fifth. Yet the necessi­ ty of filling these, If they are created, will only heighten tha President's aouthern dilemma. Contrary to much opinion, it is not civil rights cases which account for the rising caseload in this southern tier of state*. Official* say it la juat the expected reault of a populous region exhibiting tremendous new growth. Th# plan for four tempor­ ary judgeahlpa (likely to be made permanent later) in the Fifth Circuit la a substitute for another more controver ■ial proposal — splitting th* Fifth Into two aeparmte cir­ cuits. This !■ opposed by the federal judiciary'* administra tlve arm and tha Department of Justice. The more circuits, tha more conflict! among them and the more cases winding up in the Supreme Court's crowded lap. Tha whole problem of swell­ ing caseloads would be vastly eased if some sitting Judges pulled a stronger oar. But of 7* Judges eligible for retire ment last year by raason of age and service, only IB quit. The lingering oldstera (one from Calvin Coolldge'a day) help to throw the m atter into Johnson's alow-grinding ap­ pointment mill. Rarely have I visited any edacatloaal Institatloa that applied aarh superb psychology as S u p t Brewer demonstrates a t tha Soldiers aad Ballon C h i l d r e n ' s Home a t KsJghtstowa, In­ diana. la this age of brohea homes end looming delin­ quency, it la refreshing to •e* the affect Ion, plus freedom, aad superb training that SOU children obtain IM this oao big happy family I CASE V-480: Supt. William Brewer gave Mrs. Crane and me a personal tour of the unique children's home over which he presides. He seemed to know every child by name, whether twoyear-olds or high school sen­ iors and there are over 600 at this Indiana Soldiers and Satlora Children's Home. The nursery s c h o o l e r s would rush up to him and hug him or put up their srma so he could Itft them up. Prof. Paul Todd, director of recreation, also escorted ua and the youngsters greeted him with similar enthusiasm. For thla children's home ac­ tually operates much like a large private family group. In fact, the children there are actually better off than the youngsters in tha “aver­ age" American home. For they get better train­ ing and more encouragement in self-reliance. A* soon aa they are old enough to read and write, they have their own checking accounts, and write check* for five cents or more for whatever they wlah to pur­ chase. For they receive en allow­ ance of 76 cents per month and can earn other money do­ ing chorea. “ Dr. Crane," Supt. Brewer added, “recently I vlsted a two-room shack with dirt floors where there were three children, three adults and eight dogs. "All of them, including the dogs, were eating out of a big bowl. "The authorities decided these youngster! needed bet­ ter home and table training, a* well as good food, etc., so they were transferred to our institution." During school hours the children are in the ctassrooms. But when school is out in the afternoon, the youngster* run and play, as they wish, without regimented supervision. Or they can cluster with their younger brothers and listers in little family groups, for some of tha older high schoolers alio have three or four younger brother* and sisters in the school, too. Tht school raiaea its own pork and beef and vegetables on a 417-acre farm. If the youngsters like to fish, there is a small lake which has blucgills, b a n and catfish therein. The c h i l d r e n also are taught trades. W* sampled ■□me of the delicious bread baked in their own bakery. During th* summer, the children can visit relatives and friend*. But If they hava no auch opportunity for a dis­ tant vacation, then Supt. Brewer and hi* vivacious wife, taka tha remaining youngster* on a special bus trip to a resort. / The rhildren also hava # church and Sunday School in the chapel on the grounds, but those of Catholic faith ran attend church in th* nearby town. And they go by themselves by bus, If they are old enough to travel alone, for this Chil­ dren's Home ia the nearest thing I have ever seen to large-scale happy home. Few vandals or delinquents will ever come out of this type of environment, so mil­ lions of children In our ao* call good suburban areas would be better trained if they lived in such a children's home. Actually, t h a youngster* there are lucky. 'ft And when they get into tha late teem, they uaually rec­ ognise that fact. About all they crave la "mall,” for they are Ilka boys In military campi who like to gat letter*. (Always write to Dr. Crane in rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 rents to corar typ- 9 Ing and printing easts when yon send for ono of his booklets.) M-i.i f«r riiiincH-eciiools orncss nnvnw w vw sgv IUCKIMIDS rnm Hill u Uiltf. W it er p n » Vuin-.N* e—« MUUe tMrts Will* '• | pH / for th* fob with a \ \ HOME IMPROVEMENT Letters Editor, Herald: In reference to your article, "Technology, Security," In the April So edition of The San­ ford Herald. I assume this Is merely a release from the As­ sociation of American Rail­ roads. This article ie mislead­ ing a* nothing has been re­ solved by the Federal AR­ BITRATION AWARD aa It is effective fur only two years. When industrial peace is ob­ tained through compulsion as in this case, Instead of collec­ tive bargaining between those Involved, then some group loses part of their freedom (in this case the workers). 1 might add that the firemen remaining have Inst most of their rights and are working under the most chaotic con­ ditions. In any event this temporary measure was not brought about by reasoning and reason­ ableness on the part of both Labor and Management as stated In your artlcla but In­ stead wai forced upon those affected by excesaive legisla­ tion, litigation, formal awarda Unite* Press lalersutlonal aa might bo expected, on of President Franklin Tierce. and public pronouncements lU * » t o le t f f l g w Against that kind of com- and the principle carriers of WASHINGTON ( U ri) — Madison Avenue, that eternal Flash Gordon this disease are politicians. Do you find that your din­ wtllspring of aesthetic en­ p e t i t i o n SANFORD, FLA. I 312 WEST FIRST ST. R.R. Eisencoff wouldn't stand a chance. ner guests no longer seem to richment. 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They have the finest features, including modern G-E kitchens and G-E ducted central heating. Convenient financing through ^FHA or FHA-IN-SERVICE. Call us and see them today! S Iw su rn a k sih c o n s t r u c t io n c o , in c CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY q — �African Election Sidetracks DR Talks President Fast M an W ith A Comeback •(Hr •in fo rR T uea. M ay 4. *65— l ’affe 5 S rralD PRIZE WINNING pnlntlnjr by Arnold Hicks of DeLand was on exhibit at the “Yard of Art" show sponsored by the Federation of Art at DeRary Mansion House. Holding it nre Mrs. George Brooks (left), Federation president, and Sirs. Viola Howard, chairman of the show. (Middleton Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) House Republicans are trying out a different angle of at­ tack on President Johnton’a Great Society programs. Hut the Chief Executive is proving a fast man with a comeback. The new tack was foreshad­ owed when GOP leader Gerald R. Ford (Mich.), urged John­ son to ask Congress for more money to build up U. S. mili­ tary strength in the face ol Communist threats in Viet Nam and the Dominican Re public. Then, almost as an after thought, Ford added: •'If we are to holster out effort in fighting Communism in two hemispheres, it may require a revision of certain legislative programs, indud ing a new look at the Presi­ dent's recommendation on over-all fiscal policy and tax reduction." Ford gave no details, but his statement bulged with possibilities for a new GOP assault on the President’s am­ bitious domestic welfare pro grams. The Chief Executive, wise in the ways of such political ploys alter 30 years on Capi tol Hill, wasted no time in framing a firm reply to Ford. "No world problems are go­ ing to keep us from meeting the needs and desires of our own people," Johnson told a cheering crowd of labor lobby­ ists at the AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades De partment’a 10th legislative conference. Boss Barnlot Better Bossies LOCAL ARTISTS exhibiting in "Yard of Art" at DeRary Mansion in­ cluded (left to right) Mildred McMillan, Mrs. J. Dodson and Mildred Jones. With them is Mrs. Viola Howard, who was chairman for the event, sponsored by the Florida Federation of Art. (Middleton Photo) Lake Mary WMS Has Meeting Annual Picnic Troop 230 Boys Attend Camp DeBary Chorister* will hold their annual picnic and outing this Wednesday at the home of the director, Mrs. My htiryann Miles Hurry F. Brown. Those a t­ II)' France. Waster liny Scouts of Bear Ijike tending will enjoy a covered The WMS of the First Ilapdish luncheon, awimming and Truop 230 and members of tist Church of I.ake Mary boating on Luke Gem, ami the Sea Explorers were at met in the Westmoreland Camp llowurd over the week­ group singing. Wing lust week for their reg­ end to participate in the ular monthly business und Wekiwu District Spring Camprogram meeting. poree. Mrs. llarley Wilhelm pre­ Scouts attending along with sided. She welcomed and in­ Scoutmaster Hrure Nelson troduced Mrs. J. It. Jenkins unit Assistant Scoutmnster as a guest. Hob Bunnell were Bill Biddle, Mrs. Lamar Stokes opened Dennis B r o a d w a y , David By Jane Caaselbcrry the meeting with the Call to Broadway, Anthony Smith, A feverish week of esmPrayer, followed by prayer Blaine Dempsey, Frank Crout, given by Mra. W. T. Wunsley. paigning was culminated Fri­ Kris Salmi, Roger Bunnell, day when school election* Keporta were given by the Hilly Anderson, Hobby Ander­ chairmen of tha committees were held a t Lyman High son, Gerald Aldrich, end School. and the G. A. and Sunbeam Steve Brady was victorious Kevin Itieckmann. leaders. The prayer chairman Sea Explorer* taking part over Cindy l.egg in a cam­ gave a skit encouraging both were Hairy Gibbons, Keith paign for atudent councit young and old to attend the p r e s i d e n t . Other stu­ Hlcckmann, und Eugene Kupweekly prayer meetings. dent council officers chosen scandi. Mrs. Wilhelm presented the Fathers spending the week­ Bible study. This was follow­ were Mike Tatum, vice pres­ end at ramp were !-eo Salmi, ident: Jane Bowen, secretary: ed by the program on the Doc Dempsey, and Hill Smith. Baptist World Alliance led by and Theresa Itenaw, treasur­ Next event for the acoutcrs er. Mrs. Robert Seal lorn, with will la- the summer camp to Elected president of the parts given by Sirs. Lurry lie held June 13-10 at Camp Senior Class of lt)M was Tom Sumner, Sirs. J. A. Varo, Lanochc. Sirs. W. T. Wansley, and Sirs. McLaughlin w h o defeated Dennis Hearn. Lamar Stokes. Other Senior Class officers The meeting closed with include Kelly Trawick, vice pruyer given by Mrs. Vam. Other members present president; Libby Sherwen, were Mrs. Crawford Shelton, secretary; and Bill Bentley, H> Maryann Milra Sirs. Carl Bryant, Sirs. Wal­ treasurer. Rear lak e M e t h o d i s t David Straughan won over lace Hill, Sirs. V. C. Ladd, Sirs. Robert Wilkerson, und Jim Bacchus for the office Church will have its fourth of Junior Class president quarterly conference at 8 p.m. Sirs. T. SI. Whlgham. Also elected were Durnie this Wednesday with Dr. Actchison, vice president; Howard Norton, district sup­ Yetta Miller, treasurer; and erintendent, presiding. Immediately following there Linda Cote, aeeretary. will be u Chuirh Conference for the purpose of voting on purchase of a parsonage. All members are urged to attend. School Elections Held At Lyman Bear Lake Sets 4th Conference Wednesday Is Pancake Day In DeBary Rq Mrs. John Leone DeBary legionnaires will sponsor their annual Aunt Jemima Panrake Day from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Community Center. S|«riul tables will be set up for merchants and busi­ nessmen so that there will be no waiting In line. Members of the post auxiliary unit will serve the tables. Special guests again this yesr for an early evening meal will be children from the Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise. Business Briefs David L. Vorpagel, of Longwood. district representative for Aid Association for Luth­ erans. has been awarded the designation, of fraternal in­ surance counselor by the F ra­ ternal Field Managers Asm sales training program. The course, given under supervision of the Research and Review Service of Amer­ ica in Indianapolis, tnd., In­ cluded a study of Ufa insur­ ance fundamentals, contract provisions and their applica­ Egg Halts Train tion to family financial prob­ LONDON (U PI) — A 60- lems. mile an hour commuter train was put out of action for a while when an egg thrown by Appropriate a young hooligan splattered LONDON (U FI)—The Lonover the windshield and don offices of tha Timber De­ blocked out (ho driver’s vl- cay Enquiry Bureau are lo­ cated in Wormwood Street. •ion. BERKELEY. Culif. (UPI) —If you think a cow'* world is democratic, forget it—it’a strictly a whose moo rank­ ing, a University of Cali­ fornia professor says. Professor of animal hus­ bandry Kenneth A. Wugnon has reported that studies of cows in the university's breeding herd show that cer­ tain n-gul old bossies have the pick of feeding time. The less aggressive cows prefer to wait for their turn* to cut—even when there are stulls available next to the social leaders, Wagnon said. "Age, weight, aggressive­ ness, agility and timidity are important factors that influ­ ence a cow's social rank in the herd,” he aaid. W. A. CANTRELL, of the Sanford Naval Air Station base staff, has been promoted to full lieutenunt. (Navy Photo) Altamonte Group Visits County Health Center By Julia llartos The Seventh-day Adventist Health and Welfare Society of Altamonte Spring* recent­ ly toured the Seminole Coun­ ty llralth Department at the Invitation of County Health Director Dr. Frank I.eone. Tour of the building was led by Sirs. Edna Ruth Gray, eounty health nurse, who first showed the visitors the admitting room and files where up to date information is kept on each patient. There is a modern dental department where two local dentists donate their services and the prenatal clinic ia made up of three examina­ tion rooms, each furnished with table and facilities to insure thorough and proper examinations. The group saw two films, one on family planning and another on care of a stroke victim, which were shown hy Mrs. Grace Fisher, supervis­ or of tho nursing department. Following the tour, mem­ ber* of the group received frvr pamphlet* on various subjects such as cancer, ar­ thritis, tetanus, pre-natal rare and rare of the aged. The Health and Welfare Society worka along with the puldie health officials on lo­ cal affair* and project*. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI)— The Security Council paused briefly today in its debate on the Dominican crisis and turned its attention to Southern Rhodesia, whore African powers want to block Friday's scheduled elections. The council was to take up the Rhodesian problem this morning, then resume its ses­ sion on the Dominican situa­ tion late this afternoon. Monday's acrimonious coun­ cit meeting lasted almost nine hours, ending shortly before 7 p. m. it was called by the So viet Union, which charged the United State* wi'h aggression in sending It,000 Marines and paratrooper* into the revolt torn Dominican Republic. U. S. Ambassador' Adlai E Stevenson cut off a running dr nunciation from ambassadors Nikolai T. Fedorenko of thr Soviet Union and Fernat. Ic Alvarez Tahio of Cuba by lett­ ing the tl-natinn body: "President Johnson said to­ night, if this Is an consolation to hint (Fedorenko), that U. S. troops will tie withdrawn from the Dominican republic as soon as the OAS can get a plan into effect to bring peace and »ta bllity there." Fedorenko, with an assisl from Alvarez Tablo, used the council session to exploit tradi tional Latin American resent ntent and distrust of the land ing of U. S. Marines in thr territory of any of the area’s countries. Slcvrnson told the council the United States did not look upon the Dominies'! Rcpubli can Party (PHD) of exiled President Juan Bosch, which started the revolution, a* "ex trem lst." But he said Communists. Cu ban-trained in revolutionary tactics, had taken over the movement. "The American nation* will not permit the establishment ol another Communist govern­ ment in this hemisphere," Stevenson said. " . . . So wx< have acted to summon the resources of this entire hem­ isphere to this task." Dresa Revue The annual Seminote Coun­ ty 4-H Club Dress Revue will lie held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lommlor in l.oligwood. Member* of all 4-H Girta Clubs in the coun­ ty will he participating. FRESH Announced FRUITS & VEGETABLES Unit 53 Meeting Camphcll-I.ossing American Legion Auxiliary Unit 63 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the legion llunie on Highway 17-02 south of Sanford. It is urged that all members a t­ tend. •H oliday M ental Health W eek AER O SO L FU M IG A N T Observed In County This week has been pro­ claimed N a t i o n a l Mental Health Week in Seminole County, Florida ami the na­ tion. In issuing his proclamation. Gov. Haydon Burns noted that mental illness is the cause of more suffering and drain on human and financial re­ sources than any other single condition. "There is a need to expand and Improve our existing standard* of care but more important, to plan for future improvements to satisfy the demand* of our rapidly in­ creasing population. Region ally based mental health cen­ ters are proven as the best method of treatment for the mentally III," Gov. Burns con­ tinued. He called upon all citizens |o become better informed as to the activities conducted on behalf of the mentally 111 and help work Inward the Imple­ mentation of a program to ac­ complish greater progress in the field of treatment. The Seminole Cotiniy Asso­ ciation for Mental Health ha* scheduled the showing of a film at the Civic Center at 8 p.m. Thursday entitled "Why Doe* This Hoy Steal?" Speaker for the program will be James Luce, former Brevard County jm enile court counselor. On May 1 at 8 p m. at the Seminole County Health Ccn ler Dr. Arthur Blood, Orlan tin psychialrist, will be the speaker and the film will be "Why Does This Mid Mistrust Everyone?" Bolli films will be shown as a public service of the local menial health group and all interested persons arc invited In atlend. a NFW way ___ t o g § t r id o f ROACHES•ANTS ll Rills Tisll, S-l-siliiX • « • •ts»r IlfU f 4 <••*11** Isissti, nits tNTitt housi with sua KltllNO - TOO * W HIlt YOU SHOP O l VISITS H* tv s <•* •««■*•. A k iil.lilf •alt *K»* mis* as OirMltO. Ham* la x la r»*«, •>**•< 4 l.rs ll.ra , — AVAIlAIll IN TWO SHIS — AIAITMINT 4 SMALL HOMI S ill a* la 3,000 table laal t t . t l . 3 ItOIOOM HOMI S ill a* la 10.000 table laal t l . M . Sold at all Gardea A Pet Hup. ply. Hardware and Drug Stores. In c lu d in g Liggett* Madison, Krkrrd, Walgreen, all Lindatey Lumber and moat Hears stores. M asquerade: NOW OPEN Honor Roll ny Mra. Ritchie Harris Name* of honor roll stu­ dents at Enterprise Elemen­ tary School for the last six weeks grading period have been announced hy Mra. Syl­ via Hardin, principal. In the fourth grade were Cheryl Walasek and Russell Hatchett. Fifth graders were Donna Semonrs, Dcbby Ry. an, Fred Perrick Jr., Pat l i s ­ ter, Dena I-aughlin, Robert Barber and Susan Weir. Those from the sixth grade were Charles Barlow, An­ drew Finn, Gary Richardson, Terry Ledford and Johnny Sellers. OVIEDO SENIORS have tletlicnlctl this year’* "Ovicdinn,” tho school’* yearbook, to Jack Culvert, Kturlish teacher. Here, Sherry Waltz, editor, presents hint with the first copy to he distributed. (Herald Photo) Meet the masquerader, Cortina-a budget-priced famlfy car that is a race winner in disguise. Meet Cortina, the fully appointed five-passenger automobile that sets a new standard of durability and lists for only $1,755.* DAILY The racy performer that delivers an honest 32 mpg» Unmask a Cortina at your English Ford Lino dealer’s. Check Our Prices P -«<**<Ktwsr-i 11*1. >t,4 ••(« <*««. n s cm*i r o t. a s n o.HHuiaA<*,••,<. **•<«,. a tv HiMa.AMaHM*ai mi M a m e d (MS. 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Biggest difficulty of all will be in filling the vacancies in the interior Une. Plgott ha* on­ ly three interior linesmen re­ turning for action next year: Steve Harria, Tony Gonialei and Johnny Cannavlno. Etch of these boys will be doing well to weigh-in at around 163 pounds. Gaps In the line will be left by graduation of Joe Farlcis, Joe Purdy, Steve Clark, David Howe, Btave Balint, and Steve Groover. Vlalng for thtae va­ cancies will be David Jarrell, Russell Lae, Harvey Johnson, Hike McGuire and Danny Lee. Because of the weight pro­ blem ahead, Plgott will pro­ bably lean heavily on an aerial game for the coming aeason, relying heavily on the tossing arm of Frank Whfgham. "I think the backfleld wilt be all right," Plgott said, "but we are really concerned with our defensive material." In an effort to overcome the weight lack, Pigott plana to develop a double defense. Out­ side their 20-yard line, Die Seminoles will work on a stunting defense in an effort to wear down their opponents. But when they are pushed back behind their own 20, It will be a Just plain stubborn defense, holding the line at all costa. Yanks Lose Ailing Howard, Trade Blanchard To Athletics MEMBERS OF SWEET MIXED Bowling Lettguo of Forest City recent­ ly received trophies During pet together »t homo of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McClellan. Proudly displayimr their trophies are (top photo) left to right, front row, Mrs. June Small, Mrs. Pep Berkley and Mrs. Pat Carlton; hack row, Mrs. Betty llill, Mrs. Doris Doss, Mrs. I.il Young, Mrs. Phyllis Daugherty and Mrs. Joan Martin; (lower photo) front row, Malcolm McClellan, Mrs. Ginny McClellan and Tom Klrcltclln; hack row, Pete Smull, George Daugherty, Roger Marlin, Bill Berkley and Hal Carlton. City League Standings Pigeon Racing Just The Thing For Those Who Like Quiet Sport l.ITTI.B NATION At. JACKSONVILLE (UIM) - home at spceda ranging from W. U If you’ro tired of football and 23 to 50 miles per hour. baseball, think hockey la too They keep going until they Chase ............................. r* 2 rough and auto raring too dan­ FI rat Federal ...... & - gerous, you might givo pigeon reach tlieir lofts or until dark­ Hunt I.in-Mer.......... - ..... '*> ness falls, at which time they rnring a try. Loco mot ivu E n g r* .----- !l 3 The deciders of this fasrin- settle in s tree for Ihe night. Quality Middle Him. - • 0 *' nling hut little publicized sport "At night thryTc as blind Game Today: Locomotive v* are scattered throughout the as a hat—no, as blind as n country. gunlity 4:31), Ft. Mellon They pay up to (1,000 for a chicken, a hat ran see at Park good breeder imported from night," says pigeon enthusiast Louis J, Crloria. *‘|f they kept LITTLE AMERICAN Franre nr Belgium, tpend W. I . months training and condition- going they would fly into a pole or a tree." Georges .................... 5 ing their racers, and liave ela­ borate device* for clocking Tho birds face many dang­ HtrlckUnd-Morriaon .... R ers on Ihclr cross-country their birds. Navy ............................... 2 Nobody knows for sure why Jaunts, which generally run Hanford Atlantic ......... 2 they do it, hilt the pigeoni 100600 miles In the southeast Florida State ........ 2 when released hundreds of but may he as long as l.ono Came Today: George* miles from their lofts, soar miles in some section* of tin.' Navy 4:30, ltay Avenue country. high into the air, get their Park "Heart atlarka claim many hearing* and head directly for JUNIOR LEAGUE of our racing pigeons," says W. It'elorla, who Is post president 1 Rotary ol the Jacksonville timing Civilian .......................... t *1 Pigeon Club, "The second *| Kiwunla ......................... 3 would he hawks and falcons. 3 CPU „ Falcons are Die worst. * 9 3 Elka . "If the wind puts them over Bhrlne ....... .................... 1 6 Okeefenokee swamp we lose No games scheduled half of Diem. That place la NEW YORK (UPI) -H old loaded with falcons." CHURCH LEAGUE W. L. Lad definitely will bypaii the The pigeon owner must be K. of C. ........................ 6 0 Preaknen Stakes at Pimlico, rertaln to bathe hit bird before Congregational ....... . <1 3 the aernnd jewel in racing’i the race, or it will plunk down Church of God ............. 2 2 Triple Crown, because of knee in Ihe first pond it sees and Pinec: n t Aaieiuhly .. . 0 6 trouble which may have ham­ rectify the omission. Gamea Tonight! Plnrcieat As- pered his performance in last While frollcing on the water, aambly va Congregational Saturday’s Kentucky Derby. it may fall prey to a water (7:30), K. of C. v* Church The Whestly Stable colt, who moccasin, an alligator or of God of P. (8:46), Ruth was awarded the favorite's mapping turtle. Came* Ft. Mellun Park role by the crowd of too,000 at If its bath Is uninterrupted, CITY LEAGUE Churchill Downs but finished the pigeon will atop to preen W. U a badly beaten 10th In the field its feathers afterward. "Then Kingawood ......... . . . <1 1 of 11, Instead will be pointed the owner wonders why hli ..6 2 for the Jcraey Derby at Gar­ Kilowatts ........... pigeon shows up four to five Leroy Redd* . . . . . .... 4 2 den Elate Park, May 31. ac­ Panning Lumber ...___ 4 3 cording to his tralnrr llill Win­ hours late," says Celoria. To an untrained eye, a rae Chick N* Treat ______ 3 3 frey. ing pigeon may look pretty Chata ........... ............ . . 1 0 Winfrey, who revealed thal UBO ................. - ....... . 0 A the trouhle ia In Hold Lad'i much like his counterpart In a Gamai Tonight: a t pinehurat right knee, noted that the city park, but the looks are deceptive. Park (7:30)—Chaaa va Prealtor* i, scheduled for May The sturdy racing pigeon are UBO, (1:46)—Chick N* IS, would not give the threeTreat va Panning Lumber year-old aon of Hold Ruler fed a special high protein feed made In Philadelphia and enough tima to recover and ar* much atronger than the still maintain hli sharp racing ordinary pigeon. form. "Regular pigeon* are in poor Jersey Derby Next Race Set For Bold Lad Back In Action CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI) — Chico Salmon, who led Cleveland In batting laat aeaaon with .307 average, haa lieen returned to the Indian m ater after a ala-month atint In the Army rearrve, It wae announced the Tribe expect* no immediate rooater cut, they muat trim three player* by Hay 12. Russians Win MOSCOW (UPI) — Th» 17.H. women's baskrlhall tram suffered its fifth loss in ala starts when Russia downed tha Yanka 00-64 in the final game of the Americana' So­ viet tour, Taaa reported from Tbilisi Monday. health because of malnutri lion," Celoria aaya. The pigeons are trained by taking them out a couple of mile* from their loft Die first day and gradually lengthening the dlalanc*. Pigeon training li an ancient art. There are records of them being domesticated in Egypt 5,000 year* ago. NEW YORK (UPI) - A heart broken Johnny nianchard headed for the Kansas City Athletics today and El­ ston Howard for the hospital in a stunning scries of events that left the reeling New York Yankees with their thinnest catching corps In more than two decades. The Yankees, mired in eighth place with a 7-9 record in defense of their American League pennant, turned to their old "cousins" in Kansas City for help Monday night and came up with catcher Howard (Doc) Edwards from the A's In return for Blanchard, alto a catcher, and pitcher Roland Sheldon. In addition Yankee General Manager Ralph llouk also an­ nounced that Howard, the league's Most Valuable Play­ er in 19(53 and a .313 hitter last year, will enter Lenox Hill Hospital today to under­ go surgery on his right elbow for Die removal of a bone chip. Tim 35->ear-old slugger, who probably will l>c operated on Wednesday, will he placed on the disabled list, thus making him ineligible to play again for at least 30 days. Howard injured hia throwing arm during an exhibilion game in Puerto Rico April 3 and caught only the opening game of the regular season at Min­ nesota. when he rcinjurcd his arm. He's also played three games at first base and com­ piled a .222 hatting average in IB times at-bat. The Yankees now are reduc­ ed 1*chintl the plate In Ed­ wards, who hit .221 for Die A's last year, and 32-year old Dob Schmidt, a Journeyman per­ former wlm was promoted Hogan To Get Special Award F O It T W O R T I I , Tex. (UPI) — Ben Hogan will re­ ceive an award as the great­ est profi'islonnl golfar of all time during tha windup cer­ emonies of Die Colonial In­ vitation tournament n e x t Sunday at the Colonial Coun­ try Club. The presentation will he shown on national television. Hputts Network Inc. will tel­ evise the final round of the Colonial to more than 180 station* from 4:So to 6 p.m., EOT. Hogan totaled DM point* In a national poll of golf writer* and spurta editor*. Arnold Talnier waa a distant second with 198 points and Walter Hagan finished third with 371. from Richmond during spring training. Sheldon, a 6-4 righthander, broke In wllh the Yankee* with an 11-5 record in 1961, but never won more than aeven gamea in any year after that. Ho has appeared in only two games this season, both in relief, with no record. Athletics Manager Met Me Gaha said in Kansas City Mon­ day night that he would use Ihe 29-year-old Sheldon ns either a atarter or as the long relief man and said Rtanrhard "gives us another swing man.” Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Prl. GB Cincinnati 12 5 .706 Los Angolei It 6 .647 1 Houilon 12 7 .632 1 9 8 529 3 SI. lamia Chicago 6 8 .500 314 Philadelphia 8 • .471 4 7 8 .467 4 Milwaukee San Franciaco 6 11 .421 5 6 12 .333 6*4 Pittsburgh 6 13 .316 7 New York Moaday'a Retail* St. Lnuil 3, Sin Franciaco 1, night (Only game scheduled) Today's Game* Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York (N) Houston at Milwaukee (N) Los Angeles at Cincinnati IN) San Franciaco at SI. Louis (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L PcL GB Chicago 11) 5 .667 14 9 S .643 Minnesota 9 6 .600 1 Detroit 9 7 .503 Da Baltimore 7 6 .638 2 Cleveland Los Angeles 9 8 .529 2 7 7 .500 254 Baaton 7 U .438 354 New York Washington 6 13 .316 6 Kansas City 4 11 .267 6 Monday's Retail* Kaniaa City 5 Washington 3, night Lu* Angeles 1 Boston 0. night (Only gamea scheduled Today's Gamea Boston at lo t Angalea (N) Washington at Kaniaa City (N) Baltimore at Minnesota (N) Chicago at Detroit (N) New York at Cleveland (N ) Hikes League SCRANTON, Pa. (UPI) — T h e Eastern professional Baakatbell League Monday boosted mamlierahip to 10 team* and divided the league into Eastern and Western di­ vision*. League owner*, at thalr annual meeting, accept­ ed New Haven, Conn., and Johnston, Pa., aa new Iranchile*. Jarrell, moving up from theiA l Boniface. Chuck Scott,|Kelly Ogden; full back: Son-|ton and Danny TilUa. Lea junior varsity, will probably| Rick Walatrom, Bernle B ar-jny Messer and Ronnie Dud- Sparkman will be lost under be the biggest member of the ley; end; Mike Gray, Leroy eligibility rulei and E arner squad, tipping the scales at Nopper, Chuck Pigott, Greg Steel* will vacate hi* tackle around 250 pounds. He played Ganai, and Don Nichols*; slot when he move* to Pittatackle laat year, but Pigott tackle: Jay Slokea, Mika Og­ burgh. aaya he will probably use him den, Jimmy Williams and Ma­ Describing tha coming Ma­ as a defensive middle guard. son Wharton; guard: Harris, son, Plgott said, " i t arill be a Another boy moving up from Cannavlno, Jarrell, Lee, John- spectators delight but • JV at a tut whom Pigott will ton, and McGuire; center: coach's nightmare . . . there'll keep a close watch on during j Roy Dunn. Gonialei and Lae be plenty of scoring.'* the spring practice is Terry Bill Frlsby, Allan Herbal and Next year’a schedule tacki Echols, who will most likely Tom Forman will complete up this way, with last year'* see action as line backer. results in parenthesis: the iquad. "The boys face a mighty There la still some doubt Sept. 17, TltusvlUc, home big Job in getting ready," whether Baumaiiter will see (13-13); Sept. 24, Colonial, aPigott aaya. but he opines action. He wai ill last year and way (13-0); Oct. 1, Eaans, they'll make it. will need his physician’* okay home (32-0) Oct. 8, Edgewater, Thirty-three boys will pro­ away (0-13); Oct. 13, Boone, ato resume play. bably take to the field for the Lost to the squad Dili year way (0-0); Oct. 22, Winter three weeks of spring practice, will be: Park, home (35-*); Oct. 31, culminating In the spring Farlesi, David Noel], Ronnie Bishop Moore, home (7-6); game at 7:30 p. m.„ May 28. Hinson, Purdy, Clark, Brad Nov. S, Lyman, homa (26-4); The boys, and their playing Pruden, Tommy Cason, Howe, Nov. 12, Oak Ridge, away JIM PIGOTT positions, are: Balint, Groover, Larry Wataon, (27-7); Nov. 19, open; Nov. I*. Quarter backs: Whigham | bour, Slerl Weber, Ernie Bau Bill Kuykendall, Eddie Grlf- DeLand, away, Thanksgiving and Buddy Stumpf; half back' meister, Truby Kinnard, and | fith, Andy Lyons, Buddy Bur- night (37-14). M aples Fans 19, Hurls Elks To 1-0 W in Gary Maple* and Skip Senkarlk hooked up in one of the tightest pitching duets in Jun­ ior League play Monday night at Pinehurat Park, with Maplea and hia Elka team­ mate* blanking Shrine bn in eight innings. Maples gave up two singles in the first inning and then proceeded to pilch no-hll ball over the next seven innings, as the game went one inning over the regulation seven. He struck out 10, tying a Junior la-ague record set earlier thi* season by Bobby Powell of Rotary. Maples yielded only one walk and hit one batsman. He wits making hi* first apjieurance for Elks this season, after joining the team from tho Sanford Junior High School team. John Hunt*' infield single, an easy roller down the third base line, scored Cecil Simpaon from third base with the winning run in the eighth, nilly Miller with two hits, and Simpaon and Hunt with one hit each, accounted for (he Elka four aufetiea. Shrine had two hits, both In the first inning. Eddie Warren and Mike Long had singles. Maple* allowed only one man past second base and waa touched fur only two halls hit out of the infield. In a losing cause, Skip Senkurik struck out 13 and walked only one. He too, allowed only two balls hit out of the In­ field. Tha former all-atar Lit­ tle League performer waa making hi* first appearance in Junior League play. He played Junior High ball be­ fore joining Shrine. In an afternoon game, Civitan stopped the four game winning streak of Rotary and won 13-3. Tummy Hickson struck out right and walked three in receiving credit for the victory. Each team ac­ cumulated only four hit* apiece in the free scoring a f­ fair. The win left Civitim just one-half game behind Rotary in the league aUndinga. In Little League action, Flrat Federal noted nut Chase, 4-3. Al Grooms slim ed Mayfair Golf on the mound and at the plate again for the Savingsmen. He was the game's win­ ning pitcher, hurling a fourhitter and had two hits him­ self. including a double. Nicky Brady of First Federal also bud two hits, including a twobagger to aid the winners. Firat Federal came from behind with two runs in the last half of the fifth inning to ice the victory. The win mapped a three game win­ ning atreak of Chase and left the two teams deadlocked for first place in the Little N a­ tional League. Chat* suffered Its only other loss at the hand* of First Federal earlier Pro Gridders Ink Draft Pact BATON ROUGE, La (UPI) — Louisiana State Universi­ ty Athletic Director James J, Corbett announced Mon­ day the professional football l e a g u e * have reached a "handa o f f 1 agreement with the National Collegiate Ath­ letic Association NCAA on early signing* of rollcges athletes. Corbett, who is chslrman of the NCAA's College-Pro* fenslonnt Relations Commit­ tee, said the pact insured the colleges "reasonable protec­ tion" by keeping the profes­ sional* away from players with eollcge eligibility re­ maining. The agreement forbids the signing of student athletes until a ftrr the rlose of the football season of their fourth academic year. thi* season, losing 3-2 with Al Grooms the winning pitch­ er, as h* waa Monday. Strickland • Morrison won their third in a row and dealt Florida Stata their fourth straight defeat, aa the Mua* tang* won 4*1 behind tha onehit pitching of Kennay Woodall. The Mustangs now trail flrat place Georges by onehalf game in tha Littla Amer­ ican I-eague standing*. Fred Weldon and Ban Twyman were the hitting atara for Strickland-Morrlson, with two hits each. In aoftball play, Klngawood turned tiger and edged the Kilowatts, in eight inninr*, 4-3. Tho triumph p u a h a d Klngawood into first place, one full game ahead of the Kilowatts in the Men's SloPitch City League. Hud Moncrirf gave up alx hita in receiving credit for the pitching deciaion. Leroy Kstridge waa touched for only five hita but absorbed the lots, Marvin Sheffield was Rangers Coach Renews Contract NEW YORK (UPI) — George (Red) Sullivan, coach of the New York Ran­ gers, has another year to car­ ry out hia rebuilding pro­ gram for the National Hoc­ key League's fifth-place club. General Manager Emil# Francis announced Monday that tha Rangers had given Sullivan his contract for the 19(15-66 season a t a aalary Increase daaplt* hia Inability to lift the club out of fifth place in years. BRAKE — FRONT END “I like it! t t y s Ernest C . Goodhue of Jacksonville, Florida 8 >6 a / i ^ i r t ( C i i a i a t f i a a a a s r a hwr Ip bull CHECK Alili SAFETY POINTS 'V M - j n n T a e t t a i 95 taint Km IT Van Juat attar. Toro’s II* WITH THIS AD • Chack Shocks • Pack Front Bearings • Adjust Brakes Great new taste ■ Pipe tobacco In a filter cigarette! TORO. SA FETY S P E C IA L Tourney Held The Mayfair Men's Golf Association held a point tournament Sunday over the Mayfair Country Club course. Winning flights were: Flrat, Ralph Simaa, Don Farrm s, Harold Brooks and Clyde Rubertaon; second, Wilk Bowman, Ron Thurston, Frankie Stenstrum, and Frank Durto; third, Jim Palmer, Ruaa Wilton, DaWItt Math­ ew* and Don EDitll. Eathall waa alto Individual winner In the tournament. top hlttar for tha Builder* with two base hita while La* roy Eitridg* and Tarry Chriatanson sparked tha Xllowatta with two hits each. Eitridg* had the gamea only extra blow, a triple. I t waa the aacond atratght time Klngawood defeated tha Xllowatta by a one-run margin, accounting for both Kilowatts setback*. Tha win it expected to p la y s big part In determining tha firat half champion. Panning Lumbar of Caaaai* berry bombarded Chaaa, 1B-T. Horn* run* by Gltnn Spivey and Shorty Behrana and Don Smiths* four hita laad the way for Panning as they snapped a three game losing atreak. Don Stavens waa tha winning pitcher. Dwayn* Til. lia went two-for-two, to top the Chase hitter*. With the defeat of Rotary yesterday, only on* team of the 27 Recraatlon Department sponsored teams remains un» beaten and th a t team la Knights or Columbus, riding the crest of a five game win­ ning streak in tha Church League. • Chack Exhaust • Balance Front Whsala “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. First St. Ph. 322-1481 Open 8 Daya A Wash W. Park MI 4.8911 Whirlwind* rotary mo war doe* tha rest. Pull* you up hills, pulls you through heavy grass. Front-wheel Pow-R-Uriva makaa cut* ting your lawn aa aaay aa ta k in g a w a lk . Extra ower, m a rt d u rab ility , b ecauaa of autom obila* type positive gear drive. Tara * oaiqua “WM-Tu*. ael"*acU** puts the power of the whirling wind to work for you. It eraatea , •uch a powerful pulling fore* it actually pulls ta t gram up ao it eaa ba triaa* mad claaaly and avtnly. s e e W H I R L W IN D A T Du Boil Lawnmower Sutou A S m lct m i Franch Ava. W t IH 4 M I Bastardi V �'a r t T m l Tuea. May 4, '68—Pag# 7 Chance Hurls Second Win, Stops Reds 1-0 NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of Snnford Women’s Golf Association are, left to right. Doris Spencer, vice president; Suzy Dickey, president, and Mary Whelchel, treasurer. (Herald Photo) Police Eye Clay-Liston Bout BOSTON <UPI > — A police chi*/ with "no anglea" and * diitrtct attorney with an ulti­ matum are keeping prepara­ tion! for the acheduled May 25 heavyweight f i g h t between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston in an uproar. In both cases it's a matter of law. Dedham Police Chief Walter H. Carroll »■>■ he will har spectators from aparring aeisrn T irr o r t r r n i ' u i n a aiona of ex-champ Lialon at m u t a x n h i -:n If**. 1*4.1* Kl*rl4* >u i «O i >1 Ihe Towers Inn today unless 1*4*1 Ihe Litton camp complies x o t ic ’ k i s h k r e i i t c i i v k n . T h a t I*#l#r V an M n s l a r l th * wilh certain alatc ami local h o l d e r o r t h a f u l l n w i n v r a r i l - regulations. I f l o a t * b a a ftl*<l ■■‘.I r s r i l l l j a t * And Suffolk County Dial, fo r l a i d»a<1 l o b* l>aurd i n a r a o n . T h * c e r t i f i c a t e n u m b e r a n d Atty. Garrett II. Byrne says y e a r o f l a a u a n r * , th * d o an rlp - he will seek an injunction l i o n o f th * p r o p e r t y . a n d th* H a m a In w h i c h It w a a a w a i t e d blocking the Boston Garden a r « aa f a llo w * : fight three weeks from lonlghl c a r t l N r a t # No. lit T e a r of unless the Massachusetts Box* laauanra l i s t t t a a r r l p l t * * ■( P r o p e r t y ! tng Commission satisfies him i^ita i t . i t . * i t a m i C l a y S p r i n t f l a t H ook 2 lhal no laws will be violated r a s a II in staging the championship N i m i In w h i c h aaa**a*d C ly d e bout. I). M i d d l e t o n . All o r **ld p ro Byrne has given the lioxing p a r t y b a l n t In Ih* C o u n t y o f Ham lnol*. H tat* of F l o r i d * L’n- commission until 2 p.m. EDT !*•* (itc h c e r t i f i c a t e a h a l t h* t * d a * m * d a c c n r d l n a t o l a w Ih* loday lo clear the air. p r o p e r l y d a a c r l h a d In au<-h e r r Even Clay, loo miles a wayt l f l c a t a w i l l ba aold t o Ih* l i l f h i a l ca* h b i d d e r a t th * in Chicopee, is Itcing scrutin­ f r o n t d o o r o f th * 8eralriul* iz'd. Dist. Ally, Matthew C o u n ty C o u rt Hnu»* a t S a n ­ Ryan of Hampden Counly has ford, F lorida, on th a flrat M o n ­ d a y In Ilia m o n t h of J u n r , 1311, advised Byrne that he will w h i c h la t h a ? t h d a y of J u n t , check the young champion's m i. D a t e d t h t a 11 th d a y o f April. training camp nt Schlne Inn m i. for poasihle violations of the Legal Notice I ( O f f i c i a l C l « r k 'a S * al) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , Jr., C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t a tm ln o l* C ounty. F lo rid a 11V: II. X. T a m m , J r . D e p u ty C lalrk T u b l l a h M a y I, 11. I I , 23. 1113 CD ll-11 IT New Team OKLAHOMA CITV (UPD — Oklnhnmn City will have its first horkry trnm in 29 yenra next winter, it was a n ­ nounced Monday. The team, a member of the Central Hockey !.euguo, will belong to the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey Lea­ gue. Spare-Ribbers1 it was a fortunate move for Chance because the next batter, Felix Mantilla, singl­ ed, waa forced at second by Eddie Brcssoud and then rookie catcher Mike Ryan connected for the third saf­ ety of the inning. But Chance got out of the frame without permitting a run by retiring pinch-hitter Ruia Nixon. The young pitching ace. who recorded 11 shutouts last year among his 20 victories, still had to sweat out the ninth as he loaded the bases with two men out on two walks and Carl Yaslrzrmaki s s i n g l e . But hrre Chance reached hack and buzied three straight strikes past Mantilla, whose .365 hatting average Is the second best in the American League. It was one of eight strike­ outs by Chance, who boosted his record lo 2-0. The losrr was rookie Boston righthand­ er Jerry Stephenson, who ■MlTil t : OK t n i M . I I %TI<)\ rou r u l * p f , II*I.Ill Florid,* «if tt»im N u T I OK IH t l F I l K H T G I V E S . Tim I F i r s t fill fit 1«t 1‘h u r r h nf *Mi tih io ta th # h o l d e r of th # ful* lovUii« « # r l t f l f a i # hit* f t l n i tniii c r r t l f l o a t r f o r M t rirrtl to f»# lti#f# on, T h # c#r* t If Icut# i i i i m h r r ntul > r*»F of IfttiMitii #, til*' d r i e r ! | i 11on o f Hit p n ^ i r i ty , Ami th # mint# In W ILL IA M L. MHIIILUY r. GO ODMAN RENT-A-CAR w e ’ll put y ?! ' j sp rin g s n a p 5 r into your b ra k e pedal Here’s why it’s special • Removefront wheel*, adjtat brakes • Repackfront whocl bearings • Check grease teal# King Car-Truck Rental t > r t Iflr.i fr No, l i l t The DeBnry Rpare-Itiblwr* Bowling League scores for Friday, April 30, at the Det.unit Lanes were; The Broil Team shut out the Loin Team 1-0. Tender, Itih. Tough, Bake, and Bnr-B-Que, took three out of four games from ihe Never Belter, Ilrniee, Porkic, Lean and Cracked teams respectfully. Eat ami Scrap split their 4 games. Vernon Catoe shot a High three of Mil; David Bothchild n h i t ; and Lloyd Moran a f.07. Vernon Cntoe led the Sin­ gle High with • 211 and Ed Allan a 191. iMUm u-f 11*45 l i r t r r l p l I o M « f lvn i | » # n p i Teot ] 111k H r h u l u o t # H i t t h in k 5 51 Varni* In w h i c h a######d K ill# * h # t h U n R t n U c k . All of p r o p e r t y h t l n p In t h # « V u i t t | n f Hrm lim l#, HlAtr of F l o r i d * , r n l . pn Much n r r t l f l e n t # #h #ll h# r#di*«im#il ftrc ordinK to law t h e profirrly »l##rp|lt#i! In inch f H t m i A t r Vk 111 h# *oM l o ih # h$nti* Nt r a s h hiiiilrr nt Ih# f r o n t d o o r o f t h # H#mlnol# b o u n t y t ’m i r t 11oti*«* n i H a n f o n l , F lo r M s, o n th # flr* t M ondny In th*’ m o n t h of Jitti#. 1S*6ot wht *h U th # * t h tlnv o f J u n # . 1M'. 1*.»ic<l ( h l i 29t h «l4y o f April. IMS. ( ( »ff!rl.il Ct#rk*n R#nl> A r t h u r 1fl. I l i ' r k w l l h , J r * C le rk nf C ircuit C ourt Hpi ii I iio I# C o u n t y , F l o r i d * l l y : II N. T 4 ro m , J r . I*#puty C l # r k IMI.IiMi M*y 4, 11. !«. 25. IMS c i >s i - u fol low#: Y f l ? of • ANY U.S. CAR A d d b r a k e flu id t n d r o a d te a t Rent a new '<5 Mustang or other fine eompact car for will ill it "A* j| B-#f #•# "I ir« #• Scores Posted THK ^ *■ atruck out * « e n In the five inninga he worked but allowed Ihe only run of the game — a slightly tainted tally in the third. Flpet Joae Cardrnal had opened with a single and the liltle outfielder raced all the way home aa Albie Fearson, an even llttler outfielder, sin­ gled to renter where Lennie Green muffed the play. The run waa officially ruled earn­ ed because of a subaqunt fly ball which the acorer esti­ mated would have (cored Cardrnal in any case. The Kansas City Athletics whipped the Washington Sen­ ator* 5 3 in the only other American League game on the schedule and the St. Louis Cardinal* topped the Ran Francisco Glints 3-1 In the only National League contest. JA Legal Notice L ' t n t T ' I T C t H ' t t T Mi F t m iKMisroi.r. r u t s . T V F I.U H II1 A . I T C K A M C H T TO. 1 1*1.1 T H E F ltA N K U N H A V I N O S B A N K IN THIS C I T V O F N E W Y OR K, A co rp o ra tio n , Plaintiff, n o f law, Byrne had been scheduled to meet with Ihe boxing com­ mission Monday but the con­ frontation was cancelled with­ out explanation. instead, Byrne sent a mem­ orandum and a covering letter lo commission headquarter*. The memorandum a l l e g e d specific law violations in con­ nection wilh promotion of the May 25 fight, and the letter warned that unless the prob lems were corrected by 2 p.m. today Byrne would go to court to sock an injunction barring the match. The nature of Bryne'a charges was not revealed. By Joe Gergen 1‘PI Spoils Writer Lee Thomas, the fallen an­ gel. has permanently re ­ nounced his halo. Whatever feeling the Loi Angeles player* might have had for their former team­ mate vanished Monday night when Thomas, now a member in good standing of the Boston Bed Sox, lashed a clean single to right field In the eighth inning to break up Dean Chance’s bid for a no-hit game. The brilliant 23-year-old Cy Young Award winner, who usually 1* a slow spring start, er. had permitted only one Boston batter to reach base through the first seten in­ nings and that on an error by first baseman Costen Shockley. But Thomas, a 29-year-old first baseman who broke in with the New York Yankees and later made the All-Star team as an Angel, singled cleanly a* lead-off hatter in Ihe eighth. However, he Ina d v e r t e n 11 y preserved Chance’s shut-oul and the An­ gela’ t-0 victory second* later when he was thrown out a t­ tempting to steal second. ( J k DAY plus 8c e mile. Include* gas, aerate*, insurance. 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Th« future belongs to those vigorous enough to livo i t . . . and thago itl Medical authoritias put it this way: " It Is a tragic wasta lo highly •ducat* tha minds of our children and nagloct tha physical conditioning that can help thorn participate in the future to the full exent of thalr abilities." Warnings like this hava sparked action. The President's Council on Physical Fitness has developed programs that any school can inttihe, regardless of limitations in facilities or budget. We're making progress. Yet even today, less than half our school children get the daily minimum of vigorous exercise they need for adequate physical development. How about yeur schools? Are they providing for physical fitness as part of the aound education your children need to carve out their share of the future! You parents can help see that they do. Write: The President's Council on Physical Fitness, Washington, D.C., for information, Publlahad as a public ttrvlca In cooperation with The Advertising Council m P R E S ID E N T ’S C O U N C IL ON P H Y S IC A L F IT N E S S �Hf R w forl Rrrilll Page 8—Tucs. May 4. *65 Miss Rose Marie Beasley, H.M. Banks "Qandid (jhaiisA " By Doris Wtlllsms Society Editor DEWITT MATHEWS a n d MRS. RALPH A U S T I N Among tho members of the SMITH recently attended the Democratic Women's Club of Woman’s Club's 70th annual Seminole County attending a convention at Hollywood. The theme of the event was ■late quarterly meeting at Tallahaaiee over Uie weekend “Freedom and Growth by the Sea," with Gov. Haydon wer* SHEILA BOBERTS and Burns officially opening the KATHY PETREE. convention. MILDRED The local lovelies report a BURNS was a former District delightful meeting with a Director of Florida Federa­ visit to the legislature and a tion of Women's Clubs at lavish luncheon with MIL­ Jacksonville, so tho governor DRED BURNS at the Govern­ had first hand information. or's mansion. A Certificate of Merit was KATHY, who la a resident awarded the local group by of English Estates and burst­ tho Scholarship Division for ing with Intelligence, beauty outstanding achievement, .MRS. SMITH, state presi­ dent from 1012-41, was af­ forded many honors at the meeting. She was scaled at the apcakcri table, and gave tho seconding spcrch in behalf of her friend, MRS. E. I). PEARCE, of Miami, whom the club lias endorsed for Na­ tional President. Mrs. Pearco Is well known In Seminole County, having visited here on many occasions with the local club and her sister, MRS. L. D. HASTINGS. The General Federation of Women's Clubs will convene In Chicago In July and Mrs. Smith will attend as a delegale. • • • S P E A K I N G OF MRS. RALPH AUSTIN SMITH, re­ KATIIY PETUEE cently had the pleasure of at­ and poise, will report on the tending a tea at her home, ■tale meeting at the regular which was fascinating with meeting of the local club this Ihe priceless rare antiques, Wednesday, May S, at 8 p.m. some or which were museum at tho Health Center on pieces. French Avenue. CHARLOTE had her collec­ A proposed change In tho tion of silver spoons on dis­ meeting time, date and place play lor her guests to enjoy. will be discussed at this meet­ One of lliu most interesting ing for tho convenience of so was a spoon given her by her many c o u n t y Democratic mother many years ago en­ women who are desirous of graved with CHARLOTE MA­ Joining the forces, but prev­ RIE, with two lively monkeys ious commitments prevent engaged in aerial acrobatic their attendance. anlics. All conscientious DEMO­ Another Interesting sjwon CRATS In tho county are wel­ depicted GEMINI, the zodiac­ come to become members of al sign under which Churlotta tho local organisation and was born. 1 pointed out to her lend your support. Unit she Just had to Ih> a live­ • « • ly one—Just happen to know of todies were IN THE MI­ a teenager horn under the NORITY at the recent faresame sign and the monkey well luncheon at the Civic spoons would lie very liefitting Center for CAI'T. AND MRS. to her also. Welcome to tile JAMES MAYO. Seated at the club, MISS MARY. head table with all the brass • * * and braid and local civilian S P K A K I N-G OF TEEN­ dignllarics were JEAN FOW­ AGERS — Hold your cars, LER, JUNE MAYO, MARGE mothcrl Some glutton for JERNIGAN, president of the punishment has developed a Pilot Club or Sanford, and AROLYN TRUE, president of Joke box for home use. Mar­ the Ssnlord Business anil Pro­ keted by a Swiss firm, the unit features push-button se­ fessional Women's Club*. lection of 40 . . . yes, 40 . . . Tho UPW's and PII/JTS were tho only ladies organi­ seven-inch records. Y e a h , Yeah, ycahl sations represented at tho al­ • • • most all malo luncheon. FOR THOSE INTERESTED It Is with regret that we Mil bon voyage to June Mayo, IN GOOD MUSIC from a cul­ alnce she has been a definite tural viewpoint, SUSAN RAY, asset to Snnlord In civic as laleiited eight-year-old daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Ray Well as military activities. tovcly Jean Fowler Is ii Jr., of this city, will be pre­ live wire with a magnitude of sented iu the 12th annual stu­ philosophy. She has the repu­ dent recilnl sponsored by tho tation for being an organizer Central Florida Music Teach­ and stresses m o r e unity ers Association, Orlando, to among all Navy wives for bel­ lie held on Tuesday evening, ter relations. There Is n de­ May II, ul Keller's Muskfinite demand for originality Slorc. in the area, so with Jean's en­ Susan will play "Waltz In­ thusiasm, wo h*Va additional termezzo" by ihe composer talent to combine with the Kabalevsky. She is a pupil of civic and cultural minded Mary E. Tolar Nance of the Tolar School of Piano, «n hon­ around town. or roll student of the National • • • Delightful chatter with JE R ­ Fraternity of Student Musi­ RY KIRK reveals that MRS. cians, and an entrant In the W. I* (iRAMKOW SR.. MRS. HM13 National Piano Playing Auditions, • • • THETA EPSILON CHAP­ TER of Beta Sigma Phi mem­ bers and their husbands re­ cently gathered at thehome of SHERRY a ni l STERN ROLTK for a Tacky Parly. The Herald welcomes all social news with the fol­ The event was real swingin' with BETTY ERICKSON win­ lowing regulations estab­ ning Ihe prize for being Ihe lished t 1— Photograph and cov­ tackiest gal and AL DAVIS was Ihe tackiest guy, erage requests should bo • • • made three days prior to JULIA CHASE received event. 2— Engagement a n d FSU ALUMNI or Seminole wedding forma are avail­ County at a coffee at her home recently. The gracious able to be accompanied by Mrs. Chase Is one of tho most photo four days before wholesome and genuine per­ announcement. 8—N«w» may be sub­ sons I have ever had tho mitted a t office, via mall pleasure of meeting, or phono for short notice*. Typewritten accounts In lower caaa double spaced era expedited more quick­ ly. Name* should be print­ ed in manuscript report*. 4—Personal black and white photos and negative* are acceptable. 8—Photo* mad* by Her­ ald ataff may b* duplicat­ ed a t nominal cost. Dorla William* Society Editor 822-2011—City > 426-51)38—County Social News Regulations United. In Impressive Church. Rites The bride, given in m arri­ By Evelyn Lundy ers were John David Beasley I of the bride, and Gene HerMiss Rote Marie Itcaslcy, and Jimmy Beasley, brothers | ring. age by her father, w-ns lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In a forma! gown of silk pcau Joshua G. Beasley, and Henry dc soic designed wilh a lace Moultry Banks, son of Lt. pci ailed neckline and featur­ Col. (Ret) and Mrs. Curtis ing re-embroidered appliques Moultry Banks, Orlando, were interspersed down the front united in holy matrimony of her modified controlled April 24 at 3 p.m. at the First skirt. Deep pleats at the waist Baptist Church in Oviedo. further accented the skirt Lt. Col. (Ret) D e r m It with a streamcrcd bow and Combs, Gainesville, officiated the bouffant back extended in­ at the Impressive candlelight to a chapel train. and double ring ceremony. Her fingertip veil of import­ Potted palms accented the al­ ed lace was attached to a tar background with thrccliny pillbox and she carried hranchcd, standing candela­ a bridal bouquet of white bra containing tall white ta ­ rose buds in a crescent de­ pers. Two baskets were beausign. llfblly arranged with white Mrs. Beasley chose for her SHEILA ItOREHTS, left, newly installed prcBidcnt of the Democratic gladlolla and white mums. daughter’s wedding * light Women’ll Club of Seminole County, presents n irift momento from the W. H. Martin, organist, blue sheath lacc dress with club to Florence Gilmarlin, retiring president. (See Candid Chatter) played the wedding music and blue accessories and she wore Mrs. Joan Mclnroe sang "O a corsage of pink rose buds. Perfect Love" before the The groom's mother was at­ Bon Voyage Party ceremony and "The Lord’s tired in a gold toned brocade Prayer" at the conclusion. suit and she wore a corsage Mrs. Billy Smithson was of white rose buds. Bids Farewell To matron of honor. Other at Immediately following thi Irndonta were Mrs. Curtis ceremony, the reception was Banks, sister-in-law of the The G. Millers held In the Educational Build­ bridegroom. Miss Charlotte ing of the church. The re­ By Julia Bartox Schlcgcl and Mias Jan Beas­ freshment table, overlaid with A farewell parly was held ley. All were attired in iden­ a white net cloth which was for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mil­ tical sea foam green brocad­ draped at cither end with wed­ ding bells and ribbon bows, ler of Dol Ray Manor al the ed tuffcla street length dress­ es, featuring a pleated skirt was centered with a three home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin with liny matching net head tiered wedding cake flanked Roscnfrld on Elderwood Lane pieces attached with « circa by silver candelabra. Wed­ In Sylvan Highlands. lar head piece. They carried ding punch was served from The Millers and children, bouquets of white carnations. cither end of the table from Debra Higgins and Norman Lori, Bobby and Martin, will silver punch bowls. Nuts and mints were served from sil­ he leaving Florida In live in Nolle, niece and nephew of the bride, were flower girl ver bon-bon dishes. MRS. HENRY MOULTRY BANKS El Paso, Texas, where Mr. and ring bearer, respectively. Serving punch were Miss Miller W’ill be nn lour of duty Curtis A. Banks served as Suzanne Partin and Miss Peg­ for the Marlin Company for his brother's best man. Ush gy Parrott; cutting tho cake which ho work*. He will be was Mrs. S. E. Parker. stationed at White Sands Background music was pro­ Rebekahs vided by Mrs. George Means Proving Grounds. al the piano. Mrs. Louis Beas­ Before arriving In Texas, Announce District ley was In charge of the re­ the Millers will lake a Azalea Club was entertained Harkcy at the organ played freshments. month's vacation and will recently at the Alsrina Isle requests and the group sang After a honeymoon at MamMeet Thursday homo of the Henry Russells. along as they went on kitchen mouth Cave, Ky., the couple tour Washington, I). L\, and The Russells killed a young police detail. It was a real will be at home May 2 at By Mrs. Clarence finyder will visit friends and relatives Scminnla Ilohckah L o d g e porker for the occasion. The "Fun" evening. Lake Breeze Trailer Court, in New York Cily. They will met recently with Mrs. Louise banquet tabic was festive with Orlando. lie house gucsls of Mr. and Airs. J . P. Cullen offered Long, noble grand, presiding. Spring (lowers, white candles Mrs. Solomon Goldstein, her A first reading was given in crystal candelabra and (o donate a tricycle to "The Little Red School House." ALICE COSTANTINO parents, and will also visit to o revision of tho by-laws to Easter egg cakes. MISS SUSAN HAY, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Enjoying the food, fun and with his mother, Mrs. Flor- raise tho annual dues to $3. Members brought a covered FASHION WIGS G. Troy Hay, will be featured in a piano recital enre Miller. The two school It wni reported that close dish so with the delicious Russell hospitality were the & SERVICE May 11 in Orlando. (Sec Candid Chatter) ago children, to ri and Bobby, to $8o was cleared at a recent roast pork thero were cream ­ Mntes. C. P. Harkcy, J . M All Color* A Size* ed fresh corn, green beans, Moyc, J. D. Callahan. Porter background to Julia's are real THE HERALD desires to uru finite excited aliout their rummage sale. $69.00 UI* There will be a district macaroni and cheese, slaw, Lansing, Lee A. Wheeler, Roy "carlh people" with no evi­ publMi all social news and to trip. Tillis, II. It. Ervin, Clyde — TERMS — potato salad, cucumbers In The Millers received a meeting In Orlando the night dence of visible snobbery or cover all parties, but due to the fact lli.it "wc" are only beautiful Scotch plaid travel of May (I with Orlando No. 12 sour cream dressing, con Stinson and J. A. Young. For Consultation veneer. The gal* who have Also the Mmes. J . P. Cul­ “emu" person in this depart­ luggage from their friends. ns hostess. Officers will wear gealed pineapple salad, car P. O. Box 811 everything to bu itmbbhh ment who docs outside cover­ Those attending the party cither white or pastel long rot sticks, chocolate cake, len, Fred Pope, J. II. Coon Casselberry. Fla. over are actually the must cream cake and a fabulous Dempsey Carnes, Ely Buss, age, lliu problem could be­ were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert dresses. Ph. 838-1834 friendly and gracious. A special practice has been Easter egg cake. All went houseguest of the Russells, come complex. It is ncci-ssary Pores, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Co Some of these fine days col­ that arrangements be made lien, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Ha called for Friday, May 7. The back for second and third and Miss Ellalee Klrchhoff. umnist plans to unwind and well In advance for photo­ tier, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bloom, next meeting will be initia­ servings. "sing out" with her version After a brief meeting, Mrs. graphs and coverage with Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Fran­ tion. of snobs. about a week allowed for pic­ cis and Mr. and Mrs. Julius A program was given by Young at the piano and Airs. • • • Habcrman. ture slories to be published. Mrs. May Kubuw on The Another charming and gra­ Personal photos are acreptFounding of Odd Fellowship cious hostess was JEANETTE In America. This Is the 46th Ladies Auxiliary able and should be accompan­ MCKEAN, when sho enter­ anniversary of the organiza­ ied by written information re­ Social Corner tained at a recent shindig at tion. garding photo subject. For Of Wekiwa Lodge her fabulous estate, "WINDfurther Information, call so­ SONG," in Winter Park. Am Clubbers Enjoy ciety editor. DeRary thankful columnist was not in­ Meets Wednesday fluenced by spirits on that oc­ Scenic Outing The Ladles Auxiliary of casion since live elrplianls, Wekiwa Lodge, 879. will hold parachutists and a profession­ B And P Women The Social Corner Club had Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conk­ the regular monthly meeting, al vocalist provided the de­ n special treat Sunday when lin of Margarclta Road cele­ Wednesday, May 5, at 7:30 lightful entertainment. Install Officers Ihe entire group motored to brated hli 92nd birthday with p.m. at the Oddfellows Hall on THE FLORIDA C I T R U S Winter Park. neighbors and friends. There Magnolia Avenue. COMMISSION would adore They all enjoyed dinner at Routine business will be dis­ were two birthday cakes and Ibis one. We all, yes, all, In- This Wednesday Murrlsoni, then took the scen­ cussed and all members are gifts for John to open that eluding 11 U U H MCKEAN, Installation of officer* of ic bunt tour. However, rain president of HOLLINS COL­ Ihe Business and Professional shortened Die trip so at ■ la­ kept him busy during the urged In be present to lend their support. LEGE. had a blast feeding Women’s Club of Sanford will ter date they will again take parly. Ihe elephant* a citrus salad, lie conducted this Wednesday, the boat ride. romblnlng oranges and grape­ May 3, at the Educational Attending were Mrs. Flor­ fruit with pulmeto leaves, Building of the Lake Mary ence Daw-ley, Sirs. May San which they relished with gus­ Presbyterian Church, located ipo, Mrs. Edna Norman, Mrs to, 1ml Ignored (he hay. Could on tokeview Avenue licliiml Mclta Starke, Mrs. Bertha this be a new use for surplus Gleason’s Store, Rhodes, Mrs. Lillian Andrews citrus 7 Dinner will precede the in­ and Mrs, Ursula Thornton. lly the way, all art lovers stallation at 0:4.1 p in . witli Also J. B. Cole, A. J. Kirch will he interested tu know the ladies of Ihe church in hoff, Ed l.udcrkc, Ken Ald­ that Jeanette, who is a na­ charge uf serving. ridge and I^onard Ellis. tionally famous artist, design­ er anil president of one of central Florida's oldest laud developing firms, has a mag­ nificent exhibition of vignette* on display at the Central Art Gallery In Winter Park. • • • TIS THE SEASON TO BE BUSY) — Graduation festivi­ ties, brides with all the pre­ Lovely Pins, Necklaces nuptial parties, the usual soc­ ial activities and other events and Earrings Priced From $1.00 combine for a busy season for all. The Henry Russells Host Azalea Club Dinner Meet Personals Give Mother Glamour Don’t call us for air conditioning BERKSHIRE S T O C K IN G S HANKS NYLONS FOR SHEER LOVELINESS unless you want low owning-cost, maximum performance equipment KADER JEWELERS 112 B. PARK AVR. Southern Air 2513 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 322-8321 $ 1 .5 0 $ 1 .6 5 Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed 110 E. ta t Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NICUTS She'll lave your thought of a gift that's her special favorite. , . flattering Berkshire stockings. Wo have her size In her favorite color. All are protected with Berkshire's famous Nytoc• Run-Barrier III el top and toe. fl £ 5 a pair J* ) (■«■»■«* j • A ctrsR tri Charge Account* W*lconr4 • Ope* Friday Eve* lag* Downtown Sanford �~\ W» #«nTarl! Tues. May 4, ’615—P ast* 9 W rnTI (O suah • DEAR ABBY: When my fath e r saw my report card, ha hit the ceiling. He eaid there era* no excuse for trad e* like mine, and from now on I was going to a rt and look like a human be­ ing instead of a sheep dog. Then he went and got the scissors and cut my bangs. All the kids w ear bangs down over their foreheads, Ju*t covering their eye­ brow*. I think it looks neat. So w hat if my grade* w eren’t so g rea t? Do you think cutting my hair was any solution? Yours for a speedy answer. PAUL DEAR PAUL: Your fa th e r was annoyed with you because your grades were poor, and he punish­ ed you by attacking your bangs because they annoy­ ed him, too, and w'erc hundy. Get those grades up Paul. And if they are real­ ly good n e st report card tim e, I ’ll bet your father won’t care if you w ear your h air in a pony tail, a • • DEAR A BUY: Apropos your comment th a t the "m ale determines the sex of the child": Please let me assure you that it is in­ deed n female who ninkes the choice. Not the wife, however, but the vixen, Lady Luck. To be sure, the sperm cella carry the sexdeterm ining load of chro­ By Abigail Van Buren mosomes; b u t the mate supplies g re st quantities of both kinds—apparently in equal numbers. And it is pure chance which will pre­ dominate. Perhaps it is not "pure” chance but, if not, it is just as likely th a t con­ ditions ill the female may favor "girl-m aking’’ or *'boy-making” sperms as it is th a t the mule asserts in­ fluence on this preponder­ antly random process. Let’s not oversimplify. ANN ONY.MOL’S DEAR A N N: Assuming you a te correct, and it is all a m atter of "pure chance," who made "Luck" a lady? • • • DEAR A BUY: Every E aster since we’ve been m arried, my husband has bought me an E aster plant. 1 have told him a dozen times that I would much Hither hove a corsage, |,ut he goes right ahead the next E aster and buys me a plant. He soys a plant is more practical because he ran plnnt It in the yard la­ ter. I say if th a t is what be has in mind when he buys me nn E aster gift, he is thinking of HIM SELF, not ME. \\ but do you think ? PREFERS A CORSAGE DEAR PREFER S: You should be glad be remem­ bers you a t all. When it comes to expressing grut- Rude for your husband’s thoughtfulness a t Easter, you certainly do lay an egg. • • • DEAR ABBY: Last week 1 had five beautiful chil­ dren. Today ] have only four who are beautiful, and one who may lie beau­ tiful again, but we aren't sure. My year-old baby put a plugged-in extension cord in her mouth and burned off her upper lip, and half of her lower lip. The doc­ to r saya it will take a ser­ ies of plastic surgery oper­ ations to make her look half way normal again. Please, p lc u e . tell moth­ er* to keep extension cord* where children can't get at them. It's a miracle my hahy is alive today. If this letter saves ju st one baby from lielng burned as mine was, it will be worth the space in your column. 1 beg you to print this. HEARTBROKEN MOTHER • • • Problems? W rite to ABBY. Box 09700, lx*s An­ geles, Calif. Eor a person­ al reply, rnclose a stam p­ ed, self-addressed envelope, • • • Hate to write letters? Semi one dollar to Ahhy, Box 09709, I.o* Angeles, Calif., for Aliby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” CARNIVAL' Wa Jha Woman: By Mr*. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper E n trrp rlse Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: Our son is in some deep tro u ­ ble over a girl. When be first met her, he wanted the fnmily to meet her hut now he won’t discuss her with any of us. I know she doesn’t care .for him because of hi* nervousness. This past month he has been railing up on Fridays to say he’s routing home for th* weekend: but when he gets here, he’s rest­ less and im patient. Then he’ll put in a tong-diatnnre call to this girl and leave without staying the night. Shs is leading him on. . . ANSW ER: She couldn’t do it if he didn’t w ant to keep the ring in his nose. We ure mistaken, I think, to allow sym pathy for a painfully infatuated child to j Jacoby On By Oswald Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise A**n. T h e American C ontract Bridge League conducts a n a­ tionwide charity game in con­ nection with rnch of its thre* national championships. Hand* are duplicated all over the country and everyone compete* directly with the players in his own group and indirectly with others from the rest of the country. Here is u bund which probably was bid many ways. The bidding shown in the box finds South going down three trick* at four spades for minus 600 and a good match point score since at most ta ­ bles West would be allowed to play four hearts. The play a t four spades sta rts with a diamond lead by West. E ast takes hi* nee and leads the queen where­ upon West ruff* South’s king of diamond* with the queen of trum ps. West lead* the blind us to the fact th a t vin­ dictiveness has become the mainspring of his continuing attachm ent t« his torm entor. A t this point of painful in­ fatuation the secret feeling is: " I ’ll bring you to heel if it kills me.” Though our dear child ap­ pears to be the victim of Ilia torm entor—that bad girl who ■’Irniis" him on—the tru th is that he is the victim of his NORTH * JIM ¥ 9 « ♦ * 7 .12 * 10 7 4 .1 WEST (tl) EAST AKQ A 93 ¥ 10 0 7 6 3 4 2 ¥ W J ♦ 3 « A <i J 9 < ♦ A Q 8 4 K J 1)6 sn rm A A 10753 ¥ AK3 ♦ K 104 A 33 East and West vulnerable W rit 1¥ 3¥ D h !i\ N o rth K a il I ’a»s 2 e 3* 4¥ Pas* Pa** •South = 4$ 4 A l ’am Opening lead—0 5. ace and queen of club*. E sst overtakes the queen anil cashes his jack of diamonds. Then he lead* a fuurth dia­ mond and Weal makes his king of spade*. Four spades doubled down 600 would turn out to be be­ low average in most games. Some player* would stay out of the bidding entirely ami double four hearts’ when their opponent* got there. Others would bid two spade* over two diamonds and double four hearIs when East hid it. A great ninny N orth play­ e rs would not raise their partn er with four trump* to the jack and no other face cards. In these circumstance* West would wind up playing four hearts or four heatl* doubled. There also is n good rhnnee that some West players will pass over South’s two spade call. Then if N orth raises to three spades it is possible that E ast will bid four clu b * and West will inise to five club*. Five clubs won’t come close and if East and West correct to five heart* they will be down one. own Insistence on compelling her to acknowledge his ir­ resistible charm. T hat Is why, w hrn he comes home for a weekend** relief from battle, he can’t stay there. The drive to break the to r­ mentor Into surrender to his charm takes him over again. The problem, of course, is th a t our infatuated child glorifies his demands for vengeance on the person who ha* hurt and hum iliatrd him. lie calls it "love"—one of those special, world-shaking passions which rhange maps. It is only by seeing himself ns the hero of epic romance that the poor lniuli can ac­ count for bis willingness to put up with it* heroine’* ca­ prices, betrayals, lies and cruelties. How- much of this stu ff he’s willing to take before be is ready to know th at, in­ stead of loving hi* costar in epic romance, he hates her, is always the question. However, as your boy has begun to ieach out lo the re­ lief of home a t weekends, it’s just possible that lie’s begun to know th a t he needs it. Anger st the girl is a waste of our lime. She’s real­ ly not to blame because our child refuses to know when he’s licked. He, not she, is our business. We may be able to point out to him, " I t’s actually a little cru rl to try to force love from people who haven’t got it to give," Ami it is, you know. B f Diclc T u rn e r •I told him I tort th t oar keyrln tho gra*»r By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES is TELEVISION TONIGHT TUESDAY P. 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PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY A N D P L O -O A S C O R P O R A T IO N • ParsUn I I bsaatlal fctiag Infatuation IT Fancy t l t'u d le a u t tress 1* look salt** 14 r r l t n d s i r r j SlMTltoM ia— nuuwi* XI garmrnt* COME IN ...OR TELEPHONE AND OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL. book. TILL 2:00 U k TRADE-INS ON YOUR PRESENT RANGE 14) not run for office this year be­ cause she “ wanted to take a little time to look around and visit with some relatives and write" — and have published the dramatic and truly excit­ ing book, "That Pellet Wo­ man,'1 She will probably go on a lecture tour with her book. It is all Americana and she should lie on every Women's Club platform from here to there! As a General Federa­ tion of Women'* Club member, Betty Pellet represent* all American women who actually "care" and are active in pub­ lic altair* and work at doing civic good. When I left this dynamic wo­ man, die itrode off on a shop­ ping trip, waving me a jaunty farewell. She wore a sm art navy blue suit, a while bro­ cade blouse, a sm art little blue hal atop her gray wave* and a fur stole. She wa* In New York for only a few day*. She i* a real personality, a woman who h it done things and will keep on doing them. J o h n n y Carson said of her: “ If I had been bom a woman, I think I would like to have b e e n Betty Pellet.’’ What more conk! she want? Tomorrow— From My Note­ By Kate Osann s*l some f $ 00 (S) Yn*l l i v e r (9) S a a f l u n t 1 1 , 1 0 11:19 11.33-11:33 The other day I met at lunch a most exciting per­ sonality, a woman now long past “ after forty’* but simply great! She has so long kept thinis "stirred up” that peo­ ple have referred to her a* "that Pellet woman”— so. ol • course, Betty Pellet Ease that ' "That * title to her new book, "1 Pellet Woman.” She has known all sorts n( people, has been everywhere end Is still "that Pellet wo­ m an"—loved by many and, 1 would gueaa, rather feared by many. Betty Pellet hat been a Broadway actress, a film star, a politician (and a very good fcone), a legislator, houiewife, herd-rock and bonanra-hunting miner. She campaigned for women's suffrage and, indeed, met the man in her life when engaged In this work. She lov­ ed him dearly and in "a real woman's fashion." She said. "Although I was in no sente a clinging-vioe type, 1 felt f l a t t e r her marriage) I was becoming truly myself with Bob. And 1 don't think it takes away one iota from wo­ m en's talents and their ess­ ential career capability or in­ dependence to admit that emotionally MOST women need a man to feel truly complete. After all, aren't most men al­ so incomplete without a woO m an?" She livea In the far west and .although she has been In the Colorado legislature for years doing what we call ” man's work," she la all woman and la quite willing to Admit it. When Betty Pellet went to Waahlntgon, they “knew" she had arrived when she tangled garltfe everybody from Truman wto Roosevelt and “ go away it." Site told m e she did ewawaniw raiw u r n * C O stncM �H o ro sc o p e F o re c a st OUR BOARDING HOUSE VSf V ra fa rS UM. ,V*VS, «OC W , SOU DO WAWE A 1 POINT / <S*ANOfATWE« HOOPLB: HXTB K X X M STUFF. MA30K~-rM USED TO HW.E THS GAMfc su it* AHUiD OF HOSTIN'<OWF PROBLEM/ INAWHE STLINfi fO CY/t USIDTODO (WWrSCUFFUtf CONTEST PE OHCS 0POK* AW t AT THt MSB'S BA C K POMS, PUT PAW OPflONCWT'G ABM MERELY 6AIO IF 1 EVER i W O n Ff AL HARD p y 6 N iN fi PlM A FRIENDLY , IT WOULD 9 B UKfc TOYIN' TO HANOSHAKS BEFORE T H E PUT TOOTWpASTt BACK IN TOC Bo u t / Wednesday, May S, 19*5 G E N E R A L TENDKNCIEflt Now you are In the mood aa well aa able to see TUBS APTERWAOOGl the right waya and mean* by which you can put your own particular talent* Into ahape ao they are marketable —> whether Idea* or ware*. Thu* other* can al»o get the bene­ fits of them as atated In your own slam following: ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) Look to own kin or close tie* for the solution of pre­ sent problem* instead of relying on outsider*. Be sure to g at eboda In Ideal order. Be happy and unworrled by arm ing. fOoOPl&S ARE A „ TAURUS (Apr. 2ft to May lARDY0R6tD.ROCtfYo.. 2ft) Long and aincere talks with associates bring forth tha right anawera to current problem*. Get buey with your correspondence. Much help comes to you from th st source In abort time. GEMINI (May 21 to June 2!) Follow your Inclination to Increase abundanre, since you hava tha right Ideas now. Maks Intelligent Investment*. Sitting down with authori­ ties In your field brings good advice. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) A tailor-made day for you. Dresa In high symmetrical atyl# and off to tha many interesting activi­ ties you like. Get Into right social circle*. Attain desires via poiitlv* action. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Find waya to get rid of what­ ever is a deterrent to your advancement, hut don’t dis­ turb higher-ups. Let faith, THE T W -M O O E * * I hops and charily apur you onward. Don’t be forceful with other*. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Take the trouble to do something nice for loyal and good frlenda you truly like. Don’t be eo stand-offish. Gel nut to the social affnlra that are good for you, help you to express yourself. I.IIIRA (Sept. 2ft to Oct. 22) l,ook to person* in high places for the Ideas and sup­ port you desire at this time. Things quirkly come into the o|K-n. Take advantage of such opportunities very fast. HCOHI’IO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Ro many ideas occur to you now for advancing in your particular field that you should take action at once. Be more broad-minded with others. Set a high goal for yourself. i SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Relying on your fine hunehra ran bring some fine profit* your way today. we find the 'Open Sesame' bit Talk things over with mulct work from the INSIDE!" fur best results. Get advirn from that department as well. CAI’RICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You need greater co-operation from others, so think up better ways of get­ ting it. Focus attention on sonic unusuul ileal that has real ptomisc. He more origi­ nal. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Fell. Ill) Y«U liavn fine Ideas and ideals—sea that you car­ ry through with them today. Your co-workers can be spur­ red to giealer effort also. Get an rucly start and then full speed ahead, I’lSCES (Felt. 20 to Mar. 20) Others require sums cheering up and this Is the best way for you to gel what you want. Join them in some sport nr other that is mutu­ ally enjoyable, lie happy. IF Y O U R CHILD IS BOHN TODAY, he or aha will be brst suited tu mer­ chandising of one sort or annthar upon reaching adult­ hood, ao it would be wise to alant tha education along [CON90ATULAT1ONR, auch lines early, especially in CICCBOi a field that wuuld ra te r tu the majority of the people, such as commodities, utilitar­ ian items. The success here ran b* vary pronounrrd if you teach early to get rid of aalf-plty. “TIi* Stars Impel, they da not cam pel" What you make i f ysur Ufa la larga* ly a p t * YOU! Carroll Rlghtar’s Individual Forecast for your sign for Jus* la now ready. For your copy send your blrthdat* and 1 1.00 to Carroll Rlghtar Forecast (Tha Sanford Hem aid), Boa 1921, Hollywood 28, California. Page 10 — May 4, 1965 WrnTB Amp A amp A ^T *1 ^ A mp Herald Classifieds a 15. Special Sarvlcea Classified Phones F rees F raaa B a asln ala Dial D trerA n ietaaea *•1 f . a a g # A & B CONTRACTORS HOM K I M P H O V K M K S T I . 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W ill t r a in I n r s p e r l e n c e d p e r s o n . A p p ly In p e r i o n , J o e ' , L a u n d r y A Dry C lea n ers . 2>of H a n f o rd Ave. KKY' P U N C H O p e r a t o r T r a i n e e , T y p in g e s p e r l r n i ' e p r e f e r r e d . I ’e r m a n r n l poelilon. C hase A C o m p a n y , I ' r r a o n n e l Dep e r t i n e n t , lin g 1197, Han fo rd I IK tllH T K R K D NUIIHKH A Llr.n e rd P ractical N urse. P o ­ s i t i o n s a v a i l a b l e 1 to l l : ! o A II lo 7:10 Hh lfts. C o n t a c t Di­ r e c t o r o f N u r s e s , Hem lnole RAIIV HITT IN H . d a y s , n l g h l a . r e a u l a r . C a t h y . 111-1212. DAYS W O R K . i : : - 2 » : t . $100 DO W N FHA - VA HOMES 2. I. A 4 RK D RO O M 8 I. m A 2 MATHS K IT C H E N E Q U IP P E D L OW M O NTHL Y p a y m e n t s im m e d ia t e d e l iv e r y F o r C om plete In fo rm a tio n S ee or C a ll Y o u r FHA - VA SALES nilOKER We Have The Horn* F o r You ST E N ST R O M REALTY 2111 122-2120 122-1171 122-4111 PARK D RIV E lli-llll NIGHTS 221-Pill S 2 2 -I I I2 Government owned Homes $100.00 D O W N S e le c tio n o f 2, I, a n d I B e d r o o m , l o c a t e d In v a r i o u s He l i o n s o f H a n fo rd Im m ediate D elivery V A - FHA IRO N IN fl. m y h o m e . 2 : : . | l l l M a t l. f a c t i o n g u a r a n t e e d . Property DAYS W O R K . 122-141# o r 122 4109. Management WORK. 272-17M HK.VTAL ASS IS T A N T , a u h . l l lu te w o rk d u r in g vanellnne _ * i : .iisi BK 81. Inromr Property MUST H U L L D u p le * A Apt N a n r o n l A )# . H to lltb lscu * . In d i n F o r i n f o r m a t i o n I*|i 373.3007. 4»< y m.__________ 81. Itral Estate • Sr.le HART PIL CIIK R ll*at Mur l l r o k * r 332-7491 D ay o r Nlftht JOHN K. FOX, R e alto r 10* N. P a r k Ava. Ill-tilt C. A. WIIIDDON, SIL 20] H >39 $97 $47 $12 >26 $17 $44 $2$ $92 $96 $22 $32 >47 $51 $32 $28 $10 $17 mob mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo, mo, mo, mo. $ a mc»« $38 mo. I 4 mo. $18 mo, • 7 mtv • 4 ma $ S mew $39 mo. Accept Trade-In*! SANFUIID AVE. I U 1 Z OPF-N EVENINGS Hanford. Florid* 922-41101 National Krpoaacaalona Inc. AA JR f L e t s D o v^; 1 B u s i n e s s rr Together N IC E L Y F U R N . H o u s e , 1(09 S. '*1 R E N A U L T l l a u p l i l n e , a u l o m alic, rad io a n d h e a le r, A-l E lm . 922-2107. c o n d i t i o n , g o n e In a e r v t c e 299-1194 a f t e r 9:10 £ m. 1 IIDHM. Clove l o S ch o o l A S hopping C e n te r 111 mo. M o n a J a r v i s , 9 2 1 - K I * . Irak* 118. Trucks For Sale . M a ry . Ton I IIEDIIOOM, 1 Hath. K l l c b e n 1)19 C H E V R O L E T p i c k - u p , ( Cyl, Hoo d R u b b e r. equipped. A v ailable after M e c h a n i c a l l y p e r f e c t , 9139. M a y 12. I I I . 292-9991. 323-0100. N EW l-lled ro o m i:i-o * i9 . ho m e*. 3 IIEDRIMIM. 1 b a t h . F u n n e l l ­ ed, w a l l t o w a l l c a r p e t i n g , a i r c o n d i t i o n e d . NIc*. JOHN SAULS AGENCY HEAL ESTATE BROKER I leal K . t a t e A s . n c U t e W l l . l . A M A E P lin K O H C I ! 322-7174 K ay 121-0419 N ig h t* U N F U R N IS H E D 2 B e d ro o m , k l l c l i e n e q u i p p e d , fe n c e d y a r d . 212-19II7. 1 U I IO K K It Park 222-11*1 St. Johns Realty T I I K T IM K T E S T E D F I R M II* N. P a r k Ava. I2:-*I22 M E R L E W. W A R N E R R e alto r Ave. 121-1129 791 H. P a r k IIDIIKRT A W IL L IA M S R e alto r llay n io tid l . u u d u u l e l , Aaeo. 122-1911 A t l a n t i c R a n k B ld g W A N T A H A R D E N IIOMK? L arg e hom e elle. (g ard en elie) R e stric te d e re e . c ity w ater. 'VIII b u i l d t o y o u r plane. " I f I I . w orth building. I t . w o rth building ItlU IIT ." S e l e c t y o u r l o t n o w . F I I A VA. C o * , venllonal fin an cin g . J a m * . E. L*e, I l u l l d l n g C o n t r a c t ­ or. C R U M L E Y - M O N T K IT II. INC E X C L U S I V E BALKS AUKNTX. »V9 W. l e t . BL U M i l l and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY O f fic e : 322-21 t l N l s h t e i IIS -070 0 123-0*11 l l l l P a r h Drive 1 -II K t i t l o O M . I H ath , U rge s c r e e n e d p o r c h . I n c l u d e s w ell, p u m p A '19 P l y m o u t h . I ’h. 122-10(1. You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65* Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent Service Too" Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. W. Park «44- im 922-1481 Ph. BE D RO O M d u p l e t , f u r n l i h ed. 979 m « , I m llea S o u t h f ro m H u n t s . 122-1149. FOR FUNI HEALTH! SWIM SsuahDhM. YEAR ’ROUND PLEASURE I Pool* CERTIFIED PRE-SUMMER — SPECIAL I I ! I RDll.M . m R a th . | t # 0 . A v ail' a b l e Ma y 7. I t : - ) * # * . LA K E C o tlag a. T urn. lll-O K * F U IIN 2 ll d rm . h o u . e , F l o r i d a MONTHLY PAYMENTS lloniii, C a r p o r t * , L a k e M ary 9100. F o r I n f o r m a t i o n call FROM $50.00 222-1909._______________________ ^MemonallDuMillai^HaiiforiL FOR THE BEST HOME 10?. Mobile Homes • Bale 77. Situation Wanted BUY SEE YOUR l»43 8 r . N I. I T i : . 30x10. A c c t a s . DAYS Mrrcury $796 bal. I)od(* $729 bal. Dodge 8129 bsl. Chev. • 1061 bal. $919 bal. Ford Itrnault >297 hal. Core. •1099 bal. $457 bal. Ch*Y. $597 b a l Tly. Vnlks. $674 b«l. $.199 hal Olds I'hrv. $399 hal. Hamb. $986 baL Falcon $1257 bal. Cher. $397 bal. $192 b*l. Ford llrSnlo $199 hal. $381 bal. Imp. $99 bal. rh**. Falron $697 bal. $101 bal. llulck Cadillac >171 bal. Chev. • 117 hal. $99 b a l Ford Mercury •114 h*L JKF.I» $983 bal Payton Realty CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— 2— *59 '80 *82 ’61 ’57 ’59 ’61 '59 ’59 •5H *55 *39 •81 •69 *57 •5H •57 •57 •51 •«o •55 •55 *59 •55 •57 o r l e . I n clu d ed . 990 m i r e q u ­ ity . I ’ll. 121-4091. 1-2 a n d 9 t i e d m o m o N E W a n d UBED A w n in g . A Cabana* Q U A L I 'Y MO BILE HOM ES l l w y IT-11 8___________ 111.19*9 103. Mobile Homes • Rent A Beautiful 15’x30' Pool, Rectangular or Freeform, Complete With The Finest Filter System . • • Automatic Skimmer. . . . Built In Steps . . . Solid Concrete & Steel Construction • . • 5 - Yr. Written Guarantee ! ! ! 3 Feet Of Cool Deck Around P ool! ! ! D2?^??HHu!oM^PU?H»|Tlm I n clu d ed . S A N F U I ID MOIIII.K I 'A l t K . t i l l S. O r l a n d o Dr.. 929-1990. 1 IIEDIIOOM T r a i l e r o n l a r s * I -ak a. A d u lt* o n ly . 91I-T1M 106. Apartmenta for Rent FERN. APT., tit* MtllonvIlU. FU RN ISH ED O arsg# 229-19*0. *1 7 9 5 . AS LOW AS 10% DOWN. APP. <35.00 MO. ApL Ph. F U R N . A pt. too P a r k . F U R N . A p t , 11? W. 1 llta. I’h. *(-1-42*9. O W N E R C U T 12.900 u n d e r A p ­ p r a i s a l M r e * r o o m . S h a d e C L E A N 2 RR. F u r n . Apt ., s o G r e a t I n v e s t m e n t to o . 922p e t s 2*19 E lm Ave III*. F U IIN . D U P L E X . I l l d r i n , r e ­ I -H E D R O O M . 1 llalli, f e n c e d d e c o r a t e d , | ( 9 m o , l-ali* J*a. yard, w ith pump. N ew ly su p . C a ll 332-7919 a f t e r 4:10. painted o ut.lde, 9:2-799*. S u n U n d E etatra. UNFURN. 2 l l d rm . D u p le* . K i t c h e n E q u ip . 1 2 3 - l l t t . O P E N D A IL Y A N D SUNDAY l i o n D o w n , I IS p e r mo. c o n ­ U P S T A I R S , D uw nlow n, fu rn t e m p o r a r y 3 I Id r m., l i t Itaili, lalied I B e d ro o m Apl. No F a m i l y Itm.. W o o d ed L i l . N. ch ild ren u n d er school age, L i n g w>M,d—|k'*i Dow n. I l b t l i t m o n t h . 322-10TL p e r mo. C o l o n i a l 3 l l d r i n , I llalli, Dbl. C a r p o r t * . Iibl. 3 ODIIM. F U R N . Apl. *01 P a l U t ility , P a t i o F a i n t l y Ro o m . m a l t s . 912-1974. S. L o n g w o o d — 1990 D o w n , 9l*ii p e r mo. 1 lld ri n . 2 H ath , 2 HIM>91 Apt ., n i c e l y f u r n , p r | . R a tio . C o u n t r y K ill lien. So. v a l e h a t h , A d u lts. No P e t e L o n g w o o d — f.'.oo D o w n . 9** 333-111*. p e r m o. 1 Ib lrm . S p ill, t Belli, p a n e l e d F a m i l y Ro o m , F U R N . Apt ., 222-0947. P a l i n . O r a n g e T ree* . 8. L u n g w ood. (All p r e p a r e d f o r A i r - I l l W E E K L Y , 1 Br. F u r n . Apt.. 901 E. 9lh.. New B a th . C o n d i t i o n i n g ! 9190 D o w n , l i t p e r m i . 1 lld rin .. I >» llalli, S U M M E R R a te . I lld rm . F u r n . S a n f o r d ■— t»#« D o w n , 111* Apt. o n l y | 9 i . 1TV1 Magnolia , p e r m u . K s e c u l l v e T y p e Co122-1*11. inlilnl. 1a A c t e lot. O r a n g a T ree* . 2 B d r m . 2 l l e t h . A i r F U R N . Apt. C l o t s In. J i m m i e c o n d i t i o n e d . Well. S u b u r b a n Cowan. I l l - K I E S a n f o r d . VA • F H A - In S e r v i c e L o a m A v a ila b le . All 4- R o o m . I -U r . F u r n . A pt. l i t . P a y m e n t s I n c l u d e I ' r l n . Ini., C a ll a f t e r 9 p m . a n d w e e k ­ T n l e e * low I.MN E N T E R e n d s . 329.0319. PRIMES. INC., 3*4 L o n g w i',„| P l a t a . If. K H i g h w a y 17-92 F I ' I I N . 3 Apia. 130 A 110 m il. S o u t h , L o ii g w u u d , F l o r i d a . A d u iu . a j:-» iio . 00 COM PLETE PRICE RELAX ENJOY THIS SUMMER. . . IN THE QUIET SECLUSION OF YOUR OWN HOME IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE POOL . . . CALL US NOW ! ! I LIMITED TIME OFFER I I t Rcrren SEAHORSE EaclMsrM Ph. 838*4496 c e r t if ie d 605 ZINNIA DR. POOLS Fm I CASSELBERRY Ph. 838*7443 �--- - "I—— !!■■*■ ------" ’ ' ' ’ ' " Some People Cannot Adjust To Idleness Pago 12 — May 4, 1966 >« * , • “v ; 1 4 i *' / Slate Overseer, Seriously ill, Continues On Tlia 10S Churches of God of Prophacy M the stele of Flor­ id* at* offering ipecial pray­ er* In recognition of devoted services of their state over­ seer, Rev. R. Clement Lynch, of W inter Garden, who, al­ though suffering from serious Illness, is continuing his work. Rev. Bobby Welch, pastor of the Sanford Church, has asked all members of his congregation and people of tha community to join in these special prayers. Rev. Lynch, who has been overseer in Florida elnca September, 1B6B, was bora in Lincoln County, N. C., where he was reared and became a member of the church in which he served as Sunday School superintendent and youth loader. He attended and was grad­ uated from Bible Training Camp, Ctavaland, Tenn., and bagan his m i n i s t r y a t churches in Laboratory and flaw Mills, N. C. In IBIS ha was appointed youth secretary for North Carolina and tarred In this capacity for three years after which ha worked for ona year aa private secretary for the atat* overseers of North Carolina. On Dec. 19, 1047, while serving a t pastor of the church a t Bethany, N. C., ha was elevated to a bishop and tbo following month received appointment aa atata overseer of North Carolina where ha served until h ii appointment to Florida. Ha is married and he and Mr*. Lynch are parents of four children. _ LLOYD BROWN, North Orlando roads and bridges commissioner (left) and Mayor David Tilson erect one of 36 traffic signs being added in the community. Twenty-two of the new signs already are in location and all are expected to be placed in the near future, (Herald lhoto) SOIL CONSERVATIONIST Runnel! Rudd (center) nhowed the color film, •The Life Cycle of a Quail,” for tho Slavia 4-H Roys Club. With him are (from left) Stephen Colbert, fifth-nixth itrade vice prenident; Philip Lukan, vice prenident of «raden ncven-nlne; Eudy Muller, prcHident of the higher grades, and Stanley Lukan, fifth-nixth graden prenident. From The (EDITOR'8 NOTE: On* of the ha tarda of turning oM la tha phycklatric Jar of unexpected idles***. Saaro people who can't adjaat to it become bored and reseatfal. People accept the de­ terioration of their bodies with better grace than tho r i i l l i t a t i a t of their minds.) By Harry Pergaae* WASHINGTON (UPI) — Thera la a popular belief that old age Itself is a disease and that people die from It. Noth­ ing could be further from the truth. 'T here ia no known ease of death from otd age," says Dr. Edward L. Boris, a Philadel­ phia expert on aging. “No pathologist has evar estab­ lished a t the autopsy table that a person dying of nat­ ural causes had body tissues correct and adequate in every way except th et they had worn out in the process of living. In othar words, people do not die of age. They die of diseases which occur with passing time. The** diseases are recognisable and can be studied.” What does happen ia that there la likely to be impair­ ment of some of the faculties. Kyealght c a n deteriorate. About one in eight persona aged GS to 74 bad an impair­ ment of hearing and after 76 the rate becomes on* in four. Old people lose their teeth, but the experts are inclined to blame it more on lack of rare than on advancing years. The American Automobile As­ sociation has found In sim­ ulated driving teats th at re­ action* of persons aged 70 are a tenth of a second alow er than those aged 20. FOREMOST WORRT Probably the one thing that worries old people more than anything etas ia a dacilna In tha powara of mam Mailbag Military personnel of sll the Armed Forces, Including the Nstlonsl Guard snd Const Guard, sre urged by Col. Eugene H. Waller, Florida Arm­ ed Forces Day project officer, to wear their uniforms to religious services and other appropriate functions and sellvites during Armed Forces Week beginning Msy I. • • • A new pamphlet called “So­ cial Security—What Is Means for the Parents ol a Mentally Retarded Child" ii now avail­ able through the local offices of the Social Security Admin­ istration. • • e The Walter Scott Criswell Award, given annually for pro­ fessional and dedicated ser­ Three Sanford men are serv­ vice to the cause of troubled ing with Reconnaissance At­ children of Florida by the tack Squadron Nine, aboard Florida Juvenile Court Admin­ the attack aircraft carrier istrator! Association, haa been Saratoga, deployed in the presented to Arthur G. Dorter, director of the Florida Divi­ Mediterranean. Lt. Cdr. Joseph P. Zebrow- sion of the Child Training ski, son of C. Zcbrowtki of Schools. • • • Sanford, Is aboard the carrier and recently took part in the The Navy Sconce Cruiser Joint U. S.-Freoch-Spanlih ex­ Award, presented each yaar ercises Lafayette VIII and to outstanding participants in Toopderk V. These exercises state science fairs, entitle* the simulated conventional and nu­ recipient to cruise aboard clear warfare. ships and submarines of the Willlsm C. Darkness, avia­ Navy and to fly in Navy air­ tion machinist's mate first craft. Thii privilege was won class, ton of Mr. snd Mrs. last week by Granville W, An Gerald Darkness of IBM West Sell of Satellite High Sc.iool, Second Street, and Silvature Satellite Beach. • • * Diglovannl, aviation electro­ nics technician second clan , The biggest summer-fall pro­ son of George Dlgiovsnni, of motion in the history of the 2601 Sanford Avenue, also are Florida citrus industry begins aboard the Saratoga. next week with newspapers, * * • magatines, radio and tetevi Seaman rcrrull Russell K, sionscheduled to lend strong Simms, ton of Mr. snd Mrs. support In a (3.7 million ape Ralph E. Sims, Klin, has ciai coupon campaign for fro begun nine weeks of Navy ren orange juice. « • * basic training at the U. S. Naval Training (.'enter, ban The State Board of Health Diego. has launched a long-term, • * * statewide pesticide survey to Beaman apprentice David B. determine its effects on hu Kelgani, son of Mr. and Mrs man health. Daniel B. Kclgans, of 5M Pasa­ dena S tm t, Lang wood, was Mecca's Holy Kamba is graduated from basic training said to be the only remaining a t tha Coast Guard Recruit relic of the first edifice for M n , the worship of God built by Men In Service From This Area odpBoysdoit? 00KEP0UM *2821 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. I N I WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA si ory. In othar words thay be­ come absent minded, and th at rouses fears th at they are drifting toward mental trou­ ble. The President's Council on Aging gives this axampla of tha problem: Recently In St. Petersburg, Fla., Joseph Lefter was ad­ dressing an audience of 6,000 old people who had assembled to hear a concert. Ha opened hla remarks this way: "Thera's a brown Bulck parked on tha street behind us hero. Tha owner probably won't remember the license number, but perhaps ha will ramamber hla Buick ia brown. It's not In the way or any­ thing. Tha owner simply walked away and left the motor running," Many old peraona accept the deterioration of their fac­ ulties with good grace and a sens* of humor, but for mil­ lion* retirement from an ac­ tive life ia a shock. Women make the transition better than men because there still are floors to sweep, dtahea to wash and beds to lie made up. A man who retires a t 66 can be in for serious trouble as Dr. Alaxandar Raid Martin explains In “education for life off the Job”; COMMON SYMPTOMS “Sleeplessness, tha inability to relax and the fear of lelaure are among tha earliest and most common symptoms of ao-called psychiatric illness. Theia s y m p t o m s are, of cou roe, unrelated to pain and any demonstrable phyaical disease. “When these patients are confronted with leisure, they are restless, dlaaatiafiad, Ir­ ritable and they show groat Intolerance of inactivity and waiting, They have groat feelings of guilt if they read a book, go to tha movias, watch TV or do anything for sheer pleasure. They are •apacially intolerant of chil­ dren. They can overcome this feeling of guilt aomewhat if thry place all these actlvitiea under the heading of neceaalty—TV and theater are musts for education and va­ cations are musts for health. “ Unless they give a logical purpose and good practical reasons for what they do, their feelings of guilt per­ sists. Many things that should be openly pleasureful ere done nbclioualy or defiantly. This, in turn, then It followed by a deeper sens* of g u ilt” This question of mental a t­ titude ia a measure of the alia and dlvenlty of the problem of tho aged. What does it avail us to see that old people are well fed, well housed and given adequate medical attention if million! of them are going to be bored and resentful because of their naw freedom and leisure I MISSES FACT The answer of many psy­ chiatrist* ia that the aged should be encouraged to go in for self education. They want people to buy phono­ graph records, read noveta and history and learn a for­ eign language. The idea sounds attractive, but It ignorca the fact that in many cates old people would have to break the pattern* of a lifetime to get any benefit from it. A man who haa ignored books and music alt of hi* adult life, is unlikely to ac­ quire a audden taste for them on ha 66th birthday. Mora likely he will ait In the living room and worry and specul­ ate on what is going on down a t the office or factory. For persona who make tha transition into old age grace­ fully the actlvitiea fall into two categories: Active and inactive. The most popular in tha inactive field are watch­ ing television, listening to tha radio, reading newspapera and reading m agailnei. H tlps Yor Ov«rc«m « ] fa ls e teeth Lm h m u a id W orry No looser beanaorad « s e ' because jo flo o ia , wobbly falsi LMth. rA S T g rrH . an unproved ilkallna (non-eetel powdat. sprtnkled o* TOU T plate* holds th a n flrrasr so the] (etl more comfortable. Avoid embsr* raaamtn t caused by looee pistes. Oa* rA S T X rra a t any e r a s counter. , H O LLER 'S Summer Special AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONER CO M PLETELY INSTALLED *275 AND UP FITS MOST ALL AMERICAN MADE CARS AZALEAS GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS OR 24,000 MILES. g f c Each 3 For fj.OO MOTOR SALES Grapevllle Nursery PARTS AND SALES DEPARTMENT >111 Grapeville Ave. 312-0889 2nd and PALMETTO Lawn Spraying 322-2983 The SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Incorporated 1927 AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF FOURTEEN “ A" students of South Seminole Junior High School and their teacher, Mrs. JoAnn Rowe, were welcomed to Tallahassee by Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Ilep. S. J. Davis Jr. (right). The students visited tho legislature, Supreme Court and Governor's office. Lyman Twirlers Rate Superior tly Jane Casselberry Lyman High School twiri­ er* won superior rating* in *tate competition at Daytona lloarh Sulunlay. Samira Ilowv, l.ymun Sen­ ior, took solo twirling honors and tbo majorette corps a* a whole alto received superior rating from the judges. Mrmlwra nf tho corps, in addition to Sandra, are Chris­ tine Fransen, Barbara Kills, Nanry Copeland, Nanaue Lin­ ton, Kay Dagner, ratrlcla Halsey, Connie Murry, Karon Current, Jan* Wiggins, and Judy Carton. Drummer* for the corps were Don Miller and Don Poit. Excellent rating* went to Allen Harkins for his trum­ pet *olo snd Dennis Houie fur his clarinet aolo. They were accompanied by Sara Blair and Jackie Waddles at the piano. APRIL 26, 1965 _____________________________________________ COMPTROLLER'S CALL____________________ RESOURCES Loans and Discounts..............................................................$6,516,178.10 Less: Reserve for Losses on L oans................................ . 966.00 Banking H ouse...................................................................... Furniture & F ix tu res............................................................ Parking L o t..................................- ....................................... Federal Reserve Bank S tock................................................. Other R esources............................................................. Customers Liability Under Letters of C redit................. U. S. Government O bligations..............................................$ 3,591,044.12 Other Bonds and Securities................................................... 1,365,032.78 Cash and Due from B anks..................................................... 1,552,680.96 TOTAL IN HOME FURNISHINGS) Capital S tock.................................. Surplus ....................— ------------Undivided P ro fits............... ......«... Reserves ......................................... Unearned Discount ....................... $ 375,000.00 550.000. 00 168,850.88 97,997.62 246,331.53 100.000. 11,973,912.26 TOTAL $13,512,092.29 OFFICERS *168 MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED M V l i l 203-M E. 1st 8T. 6,508,757.86 LIABILITIES DEPOSITS ...................-......... - ..... Include* Bookcase Bed, Double Drawer, la rg e Roomy Chest, Matching Boxapring and Innersprlng Mattress, Walnut or Sea EASY Mist Finish. TERMS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 100,000.00 $13,512,092.29 Letters of Cred it COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE 6,515,212.10 124,259.25 110,248.24 104,625.52 27,750.00 21,239.32 d i r e c t o r s GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Chairman of the Board GEORGE D. BISHOP Sanford, Florida H. H. HODGES President W. SCOTT BURNS Manager, Florida Power A Light Co. Sanford, Florida R. F. MANN Executive Vies President MRS. LOIS D. HOUSHOLDER Assistant Vic* President Sanford, Florida H. D. ROWLAND MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY Ass Istask Cashier C. C. LONG. JR. Assistant Cashier D. T. MATHRWf, JR. WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President, BiU Hemphill Motor*. Inc. H. H. HODGES Pnaidant ROBERT E. LER Cattleman Oviedo, Florida R. F. MANN Rsaca tiv* Via* Pra*ldsrt GEORGE A. ORTAGUS F irst Vic# President The Atlantic National Bank of Jackaonvitla Jacksonville, F k rid a H. B. POPE President, H. B. Pop* Company Inc. Sanford, Florida A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Preaidant Shoemaker Construction Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida IRA E. SOUTHWARD President, Southward F ruit Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. SPEER, JR* Attorney Sanford. Florida M ember O f Federal D eposit Insurance Corporation 00 �1: t f u i'f td n y . M a y I. 10C5 * A DESCRIPTION OF LAND N O T I C E e 9 5 a. N o n ca o r tax m e Wottea It h t r t b y glean i h t t on t h t STth d a y of May. 1941. ad th a Court H o u n tn Sanford, C ounty of Bemtnota, g t a t a of Florida, tax h I i c e r tlf lo n t o will ba anil on th« follo w in g d#*crlb#d land to pay the a m o u n t dua f o r taxaa h a r t l n aat oppoalto tha aama, t o g e t h e r w ith all coala of auch • a l a and all advartlalng. A m * 9 b • at c m NAME OF OW NER ?23 s :* DESCRIPTION OF LAND « ft si 60 Am • Ori a 0 £ 2 * «B ft NAME OF OW NER DESCRIPTION OF LAND s |3 e : - 1 < t-4 c ? 9. A c ft e h NAME O F OW NER u c el 5 3 1 53 IS IS B u t ie l l of L o ti SS (o S3 — L ena P a r h a m 4 t.lt K lr e h e r I t 0| S« 33 Lot 19 Blk I T r I _ _ _ C J A C lara L Clark W a lla c e D A B a r b a r a L Lota 31 A SS Blk SO _ > of Lots SS t o St „ William E A E l l t a b a t h H 35.41 McCalley Cecil J A Clara L C lark I 43 of Lota 37. A 33 ... K lr e h e r SI 74 S S# Ft of W 50 F t of Lota 11 A IS Ulk SI _ 8 3/4 of W 4 of E ' i H a rdy W A E v a 11*11* K 7134 F t of 8 4 o f N E 4 N of St I* Rawls 15t >3 lllk to T r IS ____ 1171 Lot 11 Blk 31 ________ R a lp h A Minnie T a r b r o u g h G e rtru d e Ave (Les* H ardy W A E v a Rett* W 5" F t of E Uo F t of S ISO F t of E ISO P Raw I* IS91 * S3 10 8 4 Rlk 10 T r IS 33 33 U t I t lllk SI _____ _ Benjam in J A Mary Hall F t A St Rd I t 'W I St I t 30 Je m T r u c k i n g Co Inc W illiam * tlartw-lek 11493 S 34 Ft of Lot 7 A N 4 L it * 4 A 5 Rlk S3 ___ W 4 of K to A of N ' t of Anna P Adam* E t At S l o t a U of I.ot S Rlk t l T r 3 I t OS I.ot 11 IRk 35 F r a n k C A E dith W W ig h t S 3/4 of W 4 of E 4 H a r r y S A S a r a h S Kan* 11.71 NAME OF OWNER 0 A4b * DESCRIPTION OF LAND S I F t of Lot S A N Lot I A N 4 Of tart 3 S of H a rd Rd | Leas c at S3 SS SI Ft of Lot S Rlk R / W for St Rd) ... 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Ilelra 73 M Lot* « A 7 Rtk 13 T r 3 Rlk 4 ll*«e| M p o r t e r Ueg 11.3 Ch N A S Oh 42 47 • SO Run W ISO F t H Lots 9 A tn IRk 13 T r 4 Flr»t lUpttat Church 43 21 L it * 19 A 2" Rlk X ._ W of HE Cor Run George Vt Sr A Lillian L 355 FI E 230 Fl N Lot t it.e*» S t F t) IRk N 3.7 Ch W 1 Ch S WIlllB SV i t •35 Ft (Laea ltd*) :S t t St R M Wilkin* Contract Corn I t . OS 11 Tr n 17.93 Tom A C harlotte Itraxton AV I E N tir n PI AV IIRI III I'Aillv I'l.AT ItllOlv T PAGE* 5 A H 3 * Ch E 3 Ch . St I t 10 H ayden W A Aleen J v t t K i i t : i . t H t : » tT ttiiv i« u > x i n . i t h o o k u r t i i t : at 7 h*t 19f t «aat 2 IRk s : 101.10 KutreR Lot 4 |tri«* E 4VX F t ) Thoma* J ft Je.»n M H.iUiit 4M 14 Carl A lluby Andara«n *14 L o t si ! J Tt it A«iull1a H r a i t o n Ft \! III NflALHW CITY 11.57 i.i,t* : t : : a : i p i .i t hook t r t i i t : Lotil«e /e iill IM.IT IIIIOK I t P K ill* no A 01 491 74 I . I K K MAItKIIAM K t T .I T K I v * « 4 tr. Kupene W ft llrL-n J lent IriX itB % m u L it * 24 25 A 24 .......... ft :• \'j Tr 3 nik H a ttie Cooper LoU tear Zcull 10 31 W illiam \Y Arnold. T rustee 491.71 to t S 4 03 14 37 T hat f t nf tri.t 27 N uf It 1. A Willie SI P rin g le M a n 'l l William W Arnold. Trustee 10 34 lent «25• lllk Lot ] in ink 2" M la*'! Lot Kilw irtl i* *1 F ttaa b e th 8 15 Tr 1 i r k Onora ltd tl^«» Ueg Saul Youngblood W illiam W Arnold. Trustee 1" II L ot 4 4 Kuhn 1?" 11 Hit E Line L i t 77 George W ashington Ix*t :» ink Ollier Htaltjr A Lot I in A W H of * J 4 KH o! Janie* A Ju lia P a vla ft N Line Onora ltd C o n stru c tio n Co Ine 22.33 lent •1 lllk R « 3; leOt tt Itlk S ft* 32 riUitv" 31 H a r r is H «rper Hun 8\\ ly on ltd Janie* A Jo lla Pavla Itlk It ... 1 # 4 4 t Ollier l U a lty A L o t 10 J .47714 91 T u rn er 1 : 4:. let! 4 lllk < Tr c 32.31 3 & 4 IRk tl 4"0 F t N 12 • Ft H e rb e rt C herry 52-33 C o n stru c tio n Co Inc 4 : i IriOt 4 Ulk 4 Tt D __ — Alfred d l*i* l^attlheaudlerft ft I e*•t 1: lllk NKIy 4*n C a n a l Lucille M Drown L o t 11 (Laaa T a r t In S J u a n i t a l>e L a ttlb c a u 41123 Ft to 8 ISO lle njam in Je f f e r s o n A Lot 31 Rlk C t Cha of E 7 Cha of d l r r * to llrg) 13.37 4 St Mary llutl L"R *e Feiill 959 ST 8 W ' i of 8E*4 of 4 l»i N 1 1 1 Ft "f T.nt 4 Hooker T A E th el C ra m tlng Lot 74 lllk C AWENIII O I'l.AT El.NOII A "H i ARE l ) i: i .|) HOOK 113 PAGE 4*3 BCR Ollier R e alty A 3 T . l t . S t ) -------------4 05 Lemon Hanford 19 19 L i t 2 1Le*. X 21 35 F t ) Annie I. N e w k irk Rlk 7 Tr A C onatructlo n Co Ine SITS Lot 31 lllk C ........— 4 PI S 3: F t 491 Iri't Lot S3 IRk C IRk 7 ft Ieot 10 t l*exx K Derate Hill L e t IS (Laaa P a r t In 8 4 ns 92 nt Leo A Pauline Agoranoa Tr A L A Johnson Et At Lot 31 lllk C ..... 3 Kt) W It Hamilton 41H S Cha of E T Cha 41 99 Lot t l 9 91 E H Mf !e..t 1 m u T Tr !» F.onny# T Davt* Et Al I.ot* 39 A 40 Rlk C J F A llalll* Holly T im othy P ft IPihy WlUon 7.91 of 8 W ' i of 8 E U of 4 U S L Je ntea leOt 9 lllk % Tr \ l e t s Rlk l> 4".72 1’ AIII A II iftft Rooarvelt Green Kt Al I'l.AT ItllOlv 4 I'AliE 71 Louie A J r A F r a n r e e L S7 .lt.S t) 5 1 : K 29 Lot 7 lllk D _ Alice Appling Et Al 1 t of uf Lot X 5 Ft of 8 to Ft of 37.10 WH lla rry 4.OS 1 1 \ t l t >4 Ft of J C A Willie Lee Cum mlng* Lot !o Rlk 1 . I E A M artha C Hvtten 4 03 44. S3 Lot 11 lllk D .. W illia m J A rth u r Lota II. 14 A II 4 OS 14 50 8 $ Ft nf X I" Ft of L it 7 IRk Tr n Ella Rrailford. Ilelra J F A Halite Holly S3.St Lot IS Rlk D „ Arnold A Matheny. Trueteee L ot SS 4 Tl le«>t c 7ft 30 2 9 Tr Alice T Martin Mlk Lot 3S IRk D ... Lulg Halley Iriit 24 Itlk 1 I E A Martha C I L tt e n SS «n 4 03 W illiam W Arnold. Truataa L ot 37 4 ns Lot S 1 1.exx \V 30 Ft > r r .i.i.tiM a im * A 1)1)11'IIIN I'l.AT OIIOK M PA GE 1 Emma I. M a tthe w s ss to Lot | Rtk E .. W illia m W Arnold. Truataa Lot 31 W a l t e r ft t.'vierne II ila lu e t 12.57 1.4*1 ■ ft ft 9 f t \»% of Ht 4 OS lllk V Tr C J F A Halite Holly ss to Lot S Rlk K _ W illiam W Arnold. Truatee L ot 31 lloxa 1. Ftxrte ft *1 Iriit 9 lllk •4 Tr c ... AtlJ on H Itlk A A r th u r J A Magnolia in i i Rert I* c h a p m a n So.os Lot 3 Rlk E . D oran F Meach I/n I SI r o »; le471 1ft Itlk II 4 * \ 1<411 S Ittk •» T r 1» Lla W right. Metre l\lllln**» orih W eiley ft Naomi t* Flllm on 21 30 17.43 W illiam W Arnold. Truataa Lot 47 4 t»S Of 1.. 1 Alary J Vlckrre Kt Al t * ft s L ' t 5 Rlk C 3 i.:i : : to Lot IS IRk E C e d i It A Lucille II C r e w . N 'r P a u l W K lkctberger la. I II 7.M Ft of 1*491 % Itlk 9 H a t ti e Cooper Kt Al »’lII"V "T IIEE I- E \T E N " I O N PI.AT ItllOlv .1 PA GE" 7* A 7« A 17.4: Lot* 17 A 14 Rlk E . . W illiam W Arnold. Truataa L ot SO Hlixle Smith lit Al 4 «4 Tr h S3 35 NH lllk K Fad A Edna Collin* l e t 37 Rlk E ................ N atio nal I n h i b i t i o n Co 4.471 41 K r y Development A L ot St ---( 'h a r l o t t e Carey : « : : leil I Itlk 9 Tr ii 14 24 leOta t to I t Itlk F ft P n ln n Finance Co of Drl.and St 13 l e t :» lllk E Realty Inc •* Itlk h Tr 11 in til . LUIle C«rry, llrlra ft K t 1 a 4 * 1 l e t . 31 34 A 35 Rlk E H orace Gainer E t Al l't ot 8t lie tw e m Kay Development A L ot <0 ---4 uS lent ] lllk •• Tr «i J u l i a llolmr* » 12 J F A Haiti*- Holly Itlkd F. ft F 1442 ni National I n h i b i t i o n Co 37 t t l e t 34 IRk I! I t r a l 'y Inc P a ul ft AltaneiBe H ltm t III T N E It'a *1 l l l l l t l « l o \ l e t 3 lllk 10 Tr A 11*32 Lot • 1 2 3 4 3 < ? f t f t I ' l . t T IIOIIK III P t l i P . ST S3 to W illiam W Arnold, T ruataa Lot I t M SI Will lla n k rt« o n lent .\ 139.17 4 Itlk I«» Tr lllk I e l e t f, National E xhibition Co Itia 247 24 Kay Developm ent A L ot 70 02.M • .411 ; Itlk D> Tr A 97.11 Iriit* 1 2 5 4 5 4 7 * 4 P a ul l»laon Pniil I. A P r i o r • E Perry SO SO l e t St Realty Inc OO t i l t l.l.tt II.DE t l l ‘ I.Ot II t It IIOII It CPI. I T HOOK 1.1 PARK 151.14 I.4*t 1 ft : lllk 10 Tr II E lw ell A I'otta IRk M S3 to N atio nal E xhib itio n Co Ino W illiam W Arnold, Truataa 322.74 L ot 71 -----------FI.OII III A LAND A COl tIN I/ AIION 1 11 " AUDITION TO . A K J r A Sophia M I! i « *1 of X 3 Ft of S3 tS Lot 34 ..................... 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Annie M A Simon .lone* J r 31.70 tC A IIK M t MANOR I NIT ONE I ' l . t T HOOK 13 P V tiE *3 F t Wly to f t 37.2S I !•! K 47 F t of l e t A St Jo h n a P roperttea Inc l>4t 11 IRk A .. D t W K H O V a ADD PI. t T IIOIIK .1 PAGE aw •Lot It .... ..................... Sharp* llulldlng Corp 114 73 F t N of 8 W Cor I tl Ie4>t 13 Rlk A .. St John* P roperttea Ine 3 no Lot 22 . . Willi* J A l.oulee Je n k i n s of Iriit S 8 to 8 W Milton A Mary E I t r o o k m 39 IX I t l l e t s 1 A 5 IRk I -----St Jo h n a Propertle* Inc Lot 13 Rlk A V k«E «aoil'a M t P OF I.OTn 41 A 13 MI.K V 73 »3 f u r t l * tv A Hemic* llradley Cor Ely tn Ueg Ulk * t t t e l a II A 13 lllk I _ _ _ 1^*41 14 nik A St John* P roperttea Ine * I t M M " M l l l l ' a 3ND " M l l i m a l l l h DE E D HOOK l»T PA R E 4"T * 111 Lota 4 A I lllk I F lo r lta II Smith 4 ........ ................. . 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E v e r e tt Marlon Lem uel T A M a r ti* F EH of t.i'l S __ O a rer AAnnl* M Roberta lt.tT 30.17 l e t s 31 S3 A S3— Kt John* Propertle* tno Iriit 4 lllk n 79 51 W H Of Iri't* 7 A I __ 7 91 W C Da Couraey tlrnw n llestl* Mil!, Ilolra 1447 Ht Jo h n a P ro p a rtla a Ine SO «4 ' l e t to _____ ______ _ lri.t 1 Rlk n K l l l l l ' l g l H D I V I a i n h PLAT MIIOK I PA RK X4 K a tie H um phrey 1.33 W H of E H of Iriit a I I St John* Propa rtle a tno SO II l e i 33 ...___ ___________ Iriit 4 IRk 11 1.04 KH ART S a t BlitVI3ION PLAT IIIIOK 3 PARK Tn . .. ________ C a rrie SI Hop* Lot 30 71 97 A I t ................... Kill* J. T hom a s II .I S 30 II Bt Jo h n a r r o p a r t l e a Ine Iriit 7 Ulk n Alfred* Wallace S3 17 HI EN A AI»TA ESTATE* PLAT HIMIK 3 P A R E I I A 3 EH of trill* 35 A34 ... Mill* L II W lllUm a 31.11 s« ai Lota IT A I I lllk I St John* P ropertle* Ine Lot 1 ■Ilk n S» "3 KH Janie* A Rebecca K irkland Grover I! Klnard 4 13 Iriit l A U k II " f Iriit* 39 A3" ... Ju an ita K A L'U fl SO <1 l e i t Rlk S ......... St John* I’r o p r r t le a tne I.ot > nik It 4 3« Iriit t inn 11 II 4" 8 o |th !a A Ju n e * Mary C A lexander l i a r , .Id 4191 r:.:,s l e t IS Rlk 3 ____ St John* Propertle* Inc lri!4t 10 lllk 11 G e o rg ,* Y o u n g M 37 H F t of Hit t A l e t 21 lllk 2 ..... 3: 42 A A E I . E A A i r r * M IIIIIA L ION I'l.AT IIIIOK I PA R E 3T St John* P ro p e rlle a lira IriOt It lllk II S3 13 II W J o n * . 4 : i 41.54 I t e n r E l l r o w r r E l Al lot 5 IRk S ______ _ 8t: I, of I.ot 1 Henry lie L a i n , . Ilelra I 4 .l t NH or Iri-I 5 lllk F S3 13 Kt J o h n s P rope rtte a Ine lllk it l.«»t 12 Flnrrl* Neely t E l l . I t ) A V E N I i: ADDITION 35 II PI.AT HOOK I PA RE* 12.5 A I2« SAV H of Iri't 3 Cliarlt* a Dorothy Grainlln 11 SI St Joh n s P r o p e r tie s Ine 37 33 l e t * 13 A I t lllk 3 __ Iriit 11 lllk II Omateait M Field* I 91 W H of Lot 3 IRk II ... IHxel l ie .o r St 31 'l t b M H . l t IIK IR lim I'l. AT IIOIMi A PARK r a So ac l e t IS lllk S St Jo h n a P r o p e r tie s Ine Lot 11 Mlk 11 l e t s 17 t t A 13 Blk 4 Isaiah t-gurence, llelrv J D Wood I uf f Kt Al 135 51 71 71 Lot* 1 A 3 Rlk C . .... tri.t* 37 A 2 V Hanford A tlantia National so *« Ht Jo h n a Propartlea tne Lot IS Rlk n F r a n k Jons* Et Al : i vs Iriit S lllk C May T W oodruff 13 Ut 7 . 439 t l Rank St Jo h n a P ro p a rtle a Ine 30.44 Lot 17 Rlk Iriit 14 nik It i s s: •’ll AI'M AN A T I C K E R S AUDITION PLAT IIIIOK I PA R E 31 G *orgr A bram s 49.54 So II tails 10 A It Rlk I ... trill* 33 A 34 ................ l .u th er A Eva V T a»ker St Jo h n a IT nparllea Ine TriOt IT lllk 11 34 73 l e t 3 Rlk II _____ 31 "" 33 44 Ruby M llchrm Iriit S lllk 5 ................ £ J J e r r y , Ilelra Iriit XX A 8 ' , of triit !7 Robert J A Elv ada AV Hmt'.h 33 37 St Jo h n a Propa rtle a Ine iri>t 11 lllk n l e t 9 A 7 ' t Ft of Alley W 10" Ft of All 8 of John It A Edna Iriit* l i t A 113 _.......... St John* Properties Ine 47 31 IriOt 19 lllk u I" XT on S A E lllk 13 - . Willi* Rush :* 3! H t Street A NH of M« tler*helm er I I 14 St John* P ro p a rtle a tne lri.t 1 Ulk C lllk 11 Leo lloeeti Kt At i :i 377 01 Al AIt 1%II AVI P All K IIE IR IIT * I'l.AT II0 0 K I PANE TN Ht Ad J on H IRk II H arry I* A Ruth W Robson St Jo h n a r r o p e r t t e a tne IS 07 Lot Liit 3 Ulk c Eddie It A llelty J L uster Rlk IS Lot 3 lllk 17 13k I" 47 53 I E Ratten Iriit* « A 7 lllk II Mildred S’ McCoy • I St IS 07 j l e t Kt Jo h n a P r o p e r tie s tna IriOt 2 Ulk O It 49 Lota 4 a s lllk 17 lllk It Clltford And»r»on Linda I. I’e r k ln t A 4 vt All I I V AUDITION I'l.AT IIIIOK I PA RE BB 37.13 St J o h n s P ropa rtle a Ine 15.07 I.ot Iri't 1 lllk c Joseph a 1.1111*0 II U n i t a r d Maggie William* Kt At lllk tS 97 94 N I t Fl of Lot S Rlk 14 10.34 F r a c tio n E of Ry lllk IS o: l e t Ht J o h n s Propertle * Inn lri.t S lllk r Rlk IS A lphotny a Juhnnl* M A I) I II AI'l'KI.I.'g niHIIIA lalON PI.AT HOOK I P ARE Tl 13 o; L it 10 T r II - ........... ...... W G a r n e tt A I'a uletta C 1ri44t c IMk c Kt John* Propertl** Ine I ns Ul) **e* 8 llurtun Lowery 4 12 t l 91 lri,t* S A T Rlk II ..... .. AVl i f e Kt Ju h n a Propertle* tne IS 07 tri.t T Ulk c Jo h n A M ill 25 It At AAI’.AIII I'l.AT IIIIOK .1 PA RE* AA A A3 A I'l.AT IIIIOK 3 PARK N| E d w a rd I. A Victoria trills 12 A 13 lllk G ..... IS 07 lri>t 3 Ulk 1 4 _______ Ht Ju h n a P ro p a rtle a tne Iriit 1 lllk c lie**!# II McCarley 71 13 E H <>f Lot 37 Rlk tl . .. : : . i i Iriil 7 Ulk 9 H a r r in g t o n IS 07 ----- . . . Hugh .A A Evelyn K Kt John* r r o p a r t l e a tne Iriit 1 Itlk c. W 3" F t of K IS" Ft McCollum 319.11 13 07 Lot* 7 I 10 II A 13 Rlk Bt J o h n s P ro p e rtla a Ine Lot 10 IRk c Raymond E A Aria J of N 145 Ft of 8 I t W E L C H '* W l IIIIIA L IO N PI.AT IIOIIK .1 PA R E X| IS 07 Rt Jo h n a P ropa rtle a tno Iri-t u n ik c Lun.lijuLt 27 IT Lot 10 Ulk • Willie Roundtree III 743 Ft of U nplatted s : ss Ht Jo h n a Propartlea tno Lot IT IRk c PLAT HOOK 8 PARS: INI SO 14 AA’EBT n t N F t l III) HE 4 LTV CO 81 RIIIA lalll.N P a rt lllk G John A A L**.|e M Hall I 19 MCI.I.ONA’ll.L E I'l.AT IIOIIK I PA RE 130 St Jo h n a P r o p e r tie s tno I-ot 19 Rlk c 8 ISO F t of W 107.S F t N S" Fl of 8 SO D Ft of Lot I A NH of 81 .Ad) SO *4 St John* I'ropertle* tno Iriit 19 Rlk c W illiam I A Geraldine C of Lot A . . . . . ----on 8 Rlk 33 E lisabeth .A Munson III4I K Kill Fl of U n­ SO *4 Ml John* Propertle* Ine lent 20 lllk c Kirk II 74 p l a t t e d I'a r t IRk G W I. Kirk SO I I S 39 Ml »»IIN A I I l C I tf I I I I M i l l C'N * 1 0 PI.AT IIOIIK A PARK 103 St John* Propertle* Inc L ot 31 lllk r Henry G A Cora L llradley 71 71 W I5u F l uf Lot 51 triit 3 lllk G Iriit 4 J,.hn I’rol *t 1174 Hm iK E H T tIW N P L A T BGOK 4 PA RE* HT A HR Em m a Manuel 9 41 Loll 7 A 4 IRk I _____ Lillie Hall NEAAE'* ADDITION I'l.AT I l lic it I P A R E ! Tl * 133 IRk l< IS 37 Lot t t A f*4 of Alley M W' CLARK’* " I IIIIIA ISION PLAT IIOIIK I CAGE* IOT A too Luts 4 A 7 Itlk F ...... . Lana 1* A*h* 113 10 Adi on N ________ 3 D A N attla Ashley IS 24 4 313 Ft uf N 474 F t of W 179 F t of NEt* n il ANRI: PAIIK I'L.AT IIIIRIi A PARK 42 W 33 Ft of lent 7 A Clarence A Hetty J Brown 3 37 L ot SI of N W '; 14 19 SO Jlm m l* A Pe a rl L K eaton iso i : All Iriil • lllk 34 .... Jo h n A A llernlra Johnson 17 99 Iriit 11 A N S Ft of Lot Clarence Wilson I t 13 I.ot 41 C’a n d attia It Holliday Lot* I t A 17 Rlk 34 .. . t i ; 19 13 ...........- ........ W illiam It A Hetty A 3« 74 Rrg 310 Ft 8 of NW Cor Janie* llr y a n t lri.l 43 ... Iri-rny A lohlinle W Dixon I«ut 3 lllk IS of N E U of NW U t 02 SI.13 Nellie Le* H ow ard t i l 39 L ot 71 W M CLARK'S Bl ll-IIIV Itun 8 7 4 F t E 179 PI.AT HOOK I I'A liE |U* 3 NII A l l l i m t I N TO I'Aillv VIEW PI.AT HOOK I PA R E 3 L II Mann 4 17 L o t . I I A IS F t N 7.4 Ft W 179 Lot I Rlk II Tr t l 49 t l Rosa L lllc k s lota I A 2 ...................... Thoniaa I. A Pauline Lee I Alt I f 3 35 11.41 L R Mann tn J o h n D A Marjorl* D C arlton 31 13 I t SO 3! 4 33 Lota I" A II Rlk II leil* IS A 14 ............. Clyd* At E lisa b e th A Shriller 11.73 11 12 Harold Ualnaa Lot* 111 A I I I W ilbur A C a n d ath n K 4" Ft of Lots 17 II T r 14 24 49 8 SO F t of K 111 Yt of t e e R o y A Eln ora K a ltt L o t IIS Holliday 71 47 19.73 • 14 W H of N W U or A 19 8*111* AV Millar Albert M Robinson Lot t i l 45 14 L A Geraldine K ir k t i l l NTHY 4 4.4 44 MANUK I NIT TWO PI.AT BOOK I I PA fii: ion P.4IITIVN *1 IIIIIA L IO N OF LOT 27 "III T i l a AN'FOIIII 29 »t K a tie Mae Smith KWH of NW U ........ SI 11 3« Lot 111 H E E D IIIIOK 11A I* Atilt AA *1*11 Iriit S Itlk D Hilly It llertlrkon 14 31 C a rrie William* le .ta I t s , I I I A I I I 9 31 12 S3 F t of W 337 Ft of N ton Fl of 8 W D E I ’lillE * I a ADDITION I'l.AT HOOK I PA RK 134 Iriit 3 ____ El 1,1 \ enilth llryre, J r A Vvonn* Glann 10.31 » x: L o t HT jn G rover A E lkin I, T ay lo r 34 74 •triit F ............... .Ague* E nglish 39.40 P H I L L I P * T C H I I I I 'i : PI.AT IIOIIK * PA RC IS Minnie I . H ardy \ *1 NW U — ___ 31 I t 30 21.73 Lot ISI IHl|l*EA '« a l IIIIIA lalON PLAT HOOK 4 PARS: B Lot I I H iunL r x Hutton 131 27 Reuben J e t e r . J r I<ot l i t 2 SI B E ', of KWU «f NEU 41 12 Iriit I A W H of Iri't S Florid* Dabney, Ilelra 71 13 • m i l l PIN IR IIE* r C U L T Atill 11 ION I'l.A T IIIIOK 10 PARK* 42 A 43 Olla Green 3" *5 Lot* I I I . I I I . A I I I _ of s w u ------------ 31 19 30 J D W oodruff 1 I I K TOW N o r • 4 NF o i l I) D i l i: A MWIII.il PLAT HOOK 3 I'A liE* B A Bl A Iriit 12 .................. ........... Rus**ll A Mr A Norm a II Robert L P o r t e r L ota 310 A 3 0 1 ------ — 3 49 PI.AT HIMIK 4 PA RE* 341 A BB PLAT BOOK I PA RE* SB to 84 A 113 113 l i t 118 A SIT Lucy Heaymor* L o t 331 ........................... . Finch 73 43 13.71 Lola I I 39 A SO (Le*a Lota 1 3 A 1 Ulk 3 • Ol’TII PINKI RE ST SECOND ADDITION PLAT HOOK IB PA R E BB Lota 341 A 343 --------- — W illiam A Willi* Mag R C Ruyc* 1412 74 N I t F t of Iriit It T r I ........................... Lot 13 C arpenter 11 to III. bard F A Colleen U A NKIy I t F t of Jo* A lle ttle J Fields 17 4" Lot* I A 3 lllk 2 Tr Fatolllti SI 33 Lot 344 7 A K IS S Ft of P I N E IICIRIITk I'l.AT HOOK 3 I'ARi: 31 t> 47 W M A llura U Raw man lent 317 C hapm an C onrrata lilovka Ulk 3 .................... Alley Ad) on W . . Capri R e it a u r a n t , Ino L ot SSI Tot.73 Edwin I.In,l**y A J II M urry Mlk* 31.73 Inc L o t 1ST ISO 7* Lv*t 1U lllk t ................ G a to r L um bar C om pany 49.31 8 34 F l of Lot 40 A Lota 4 49 A aron A Lottls Fhllllp* W illia m s E t Al 313.14 W u of L i t 11 A All II to II 73 02 E H <L#*a Rd) Rlk t L ot 343 H o m t r s a l l s Carroll N W A U a rb ara Luv* Janie* C A E i t h e r P 50 €S T r 3 1 ........... ............ L i t 13 Ulk 9 ___ A A ' H »f Lots 41 A IS L B Mann L ot 344 Marlin A Joyce K 8t*v*r*on 77.11 3 04 W illiam s L ot 344 Lot* IS A 13 n i k I 24 11 Iriit* 41 47 A NH »f I-ot Willi* C Ryrd A Robert C l.'yallna King / 231 I I L . t 7" A W H of lri.t 71 T r I -----------------— I I ____ W aters II I. A Thelma Dltsell I t 37 13.74 lllk 13 _____ ____ Ronald J A E velyn I) 1*1 N l:tll IIST PI.AT HOOK 3 PA R E 71 K rn ra t A Annl* tl Campbell 3" 9" L it 9 A N 3" Fl of Lot U l g I l l A III Mae Mheafer liurke to lllk 1 Tr 4 ______ t : »t L II Mann I H | | I.ot ISI ........................... trill 313 tt »f Miriam M..)a J e n k i n s I I I IS L it S Ulk 3 Tr I t llert 1. A K a i l , n i n e S t.nt* 17 A A S3 lllk 13 Anna It CJr*%ea 25 97 8 II F t of Lot 147 A Lota 334. IIS. 333. 337. Johnaon 91 14 Lot 29 ft W *» of Lot A All Lot l i t A 211 E r n t a l A Annl* R Campbell 12 SI Carroll 1) A Mary E C rider 31 IS William II A L ava da A N 43H P t of Lot 4 Rlk 30 Ulk 13 .. ....... .. P IN E I.KAKL Lot Stt I'l.A T IIOIIK • p a r i :* :m A 37 Slury Mlk* A Charil* France* J Falrcloth I I 19 4 T r 1 4 __________ Uruca 44 S3 May Cum m ins 1413" AV IS F l of Lot S Ulk I V t r n a l J McDonald *131 8yt.ll M Ituuth. Heir* 119 25 L .t* 1 4 S 10 11 A 11 I 8 Session* Lota 7 A X A K SI Fl of L o ts 1ST. l i t A ISI SIS S ' , of E H Rlk t T r 13 (,'harlea II ft Helen Heat 10 30 Hlk 1C J Roy A L il l e V l lr llt 4»5 94 W H Ulk t T r 19 . Lota 371. I l l , I I I tri.t 9 Ulk 7 ____ _ C hurch of C h r ist I I SO J Roy A Lilli* V Urltt lri.t* 4 7 4 A 9 Rlk 14 .. 112 05 liOta 1 A I lllk 7 ____ E C A H a iti* McGee lioulsa J e n k i n s III T l.lt 8 I t F l of W H of Lot 41.11 9 A W H of Lot 10 ▼MB PLOMIDA LAND AND COLONISATION COMPANY'S N i U F t uf Lul II All lri.t 1 lllk 1 3 ________ Otell Vickers ISIS Ulk t T r 4 --------C*LICIIY PLANTATION P L A T BOOK I P A S S 388 of Lola IS A 14 M a rg a re t J F i l l e r 11.33 Iriil I Ulk I I __________ E i t k L I A Myrtl* Ja n k tn * 3.71 J u a n i t a U r r r n Lot S Rlk I T r T ___ ILoag Reg NE Cor 3.13 ■ i n t r t *r ■ t i r t Lot 13 Ulk II ________ Jam a* A Anna R Urooks II.S I Lot 7 Rlk I T r T Robert R A Anna J o f Lot 14 A 8 ITI.T Run H 14 1 F l N IS I-ot I Ulk 1 0 ________ 3 79 H a iti* A Defcrdle Cooper Silt, hell PI of Lot IT Deg SS Min W 134 1 Chart*. D A Joyce P Baker 139 14 47 S3 Iriit 13 ll'k 70 H a ttie f n u |i rr 1.79 Itueru A Ituunett* Hulptalo Ft Nly « Ft lu NW 43 I t trill* 9 A l« Ulk S T r ID 177 21 J o h n H Rtandlfer Iriil* I t A 15 lllk :u . Lot t l H a i t i - Co iper 7.35 Luts II A 13 Ulk 4 T r 1 Virgil c A C a th e rin e E PALM PLAI N PLAT BOOK IB PARK M Cur E to P o l l ) Hlk Iriit* I t * t l lllk 311 Tim e F in a n ce Hervlc* I iso 34.31 (lracey 27 44 W illiam U Gobi* L o t 14 -----------------------Louts* lln u rk * A T W R a y 17 71 134 49 Iriit* 1 to 10 A N 30 F t A P R VBOBTABLB TRACT IriOt 1 A N I t Fl of Iri,l Thai l't of L i La 14 t l P L A T BOOK 7 PARK I t of lri.t It A H 73 F t 100 34 Block A ( Laaa R4 A t Ulk 4 T r 3 ____ J a r II Heck A 30 Lying N of a of Iriit I t A .All Lot Jam aa W ft V’lolat 0 Cook 4 12 R y ) ------- ---- --------W G A Lera P H a rris l.lna Described a* 134 90 Lot 1# Ulk 4 Tr II ... IS t l-e»* 8 t l Fl of W H of H u 4 Rlk 7 T r I W K I T MAVBN Clara K Lorlg 17 49 lleg at a l't on Wly PLAT BOOK IS PA RC 88 Triit S A X II F t of tael 4 Ulk 7 T r I -----Lot I t A B 31 F t of H enry l> A H a r r ie t E Line of Iriit t l IS Lot 41 Rlk 21 IT.IT f E Ratten ?S In trill I I -----------------Johnaon Ft 8 Wly on NW Cor Carl A A E dith R P r e .r o t l t t l IS Lot a 11 to 30 lllk 21 301.15 John D A Mae T W oo d ru ff H fl P a r t i t i o n Lot 33 ... I I " IS M L A Paulin * M c hol, of Iriit I I Run Kty 13 21 Iriit* 1 A 3 Rlk 7 Tr • L it* 1 A 3 Rlk 33 . H a u l * Urandon. Ilatra 1114 lu l't 34 14 F t N nf Lot I I — (J*nt M A Ruth N Nlrhola 33.50 E 4" Ft of N 13S F t Lot 4 Ulk t t _____ A It A Willi* M H e rrin g 41.43 BOOTH'S ■ tB D I V l I I O N Ulk 7 T r I t --------Ten* Diaoa PL A T BOOK 8 PARR 0 43.33 NE Cor of L i t I I Lota 14 IT * 11 Ulk 21 EdJI# A Heatrlce E tliy H IT a 113 F t of E 44 F t o f Claranc* B A Amelia C KEly to a P t on U t I Lot 3) Hlk 23 ______ Ham l l a a t a E t Al M i C arter W 114 F t Blk T T r E ly Una of L r t SB ll.lt U t t l Ulk S3 _____ C 0 F ra n k lin MR l i m n TM IBD SCBDtVHION Aletka P#t#r*c.n. Helra P L A T BOOK | PAOB 08 4197 34 43 Ft N of NE H r . n i i i x n ' a •Ti’R t i i v t a i n x i PI.AT BOOK 8 PA4IB BB Lot 7 Ulk I Tr~S T " H ■ l l l « P t (L ota N l i t Llllla R Herndon 20 01 Cur nf lri.t 1 Rlk 19 Robert C A Alloa E . U t t —Itutu* A 4t.it* B Vat"* 33.4T UR 3 IRk I T r 4 ___ _ F t of W 11141 F l ) llarftey W McCalley 91 43 Trout 1441%II • IDE PAIIK 297 30 PI.AT IIOIIK 1 PAGE 1 * t Lot I ________ Ja n ies T Date* l- it | Ulk S « ______ H a ro ld U J r A Ruth Anu 47 IT Iriit 3 Ulk 3 Tr 3 ___ . W illiam E A E R ia b e tb II U t 1 i, r i - ,,r - 14 a l Willi* A Miller, Ilelra * 4 U3 N4 84 N4 All �d %* ft DE SCRIP TIO N O F LAND hi ■ J3 0 ■ & S 5 % to £ & NAME OF O W N E R • 9 aa * DKBCIWITION OP LAND S 5 % g So a A £ 1 e t to * b NAMK O P O W N E R U rte mm « A* * ? 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Cha* E Bloom J r E t Al 4.11 7.11 r i u r a l t a Mmlth Co Inc M l L o t I t ----------------------— 7.10 Lot I J _________________ W lllla A Edv*nn* Btaphana LOCH 111 ARBOR - P H IL L IP S SECTION FL A T BOOK B PAURB SB A SB L ot I Blk T P l o r a lt a T Smith C a n tr a l P i n D evelopm ent ----- — -------- — & >tt I tI t (Laa* J O PACKARD'S 1ST ADD TO MIDWAY PLAT BOOK B PAUH 1*4 Lot S Illk 1 ______ Vann E A P a ula I Sa va ge 1.11 4.01 Co Inc P l o r a l t a T Smith Ml B d t rt) Pam Cn* 11.Tl LOt II AMROR, P I N E LAKB 4BCTION P L A T BOOK 1* PAOB BT L ot 1 B lk 4 PL A T BOOK B PAUK IB HPUBMNU HB1GKTB Lot 1 ---C a ntra l P in D evelopm ent Flourtn* R anka I I S Lot 4 —..................... 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Lokt* E A o,1*]l ti w a l l till C a n tr a l F l a D avalopm ant Kdftar Ii Caaon 11.41 T il Pt K 400 P t WHLLINUTOH'S ADDITION TO SANFORD P L A T ROOK 1 PAUK U S I ait d ... ............................ Co Ino 1.71 V P Matthew* 11.30 Lot Si ................................. 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Ktnftewood Ilulldara, Ino L it I IrOt n1 4 -----------------------i n ; Lot 1 Blk 1 4 __ C a n tr a l P la Davalopm ant I’lillllp* t i l l L .t S Ht John* I'r oprrtlea, Ine i n Lot 19 .... ...............-......... — Klniciwood Builders, Inc 31 41 Co Inc 11.14 Lola 371 to 171 --------Kdftar L A Kiel* II ( lrK flth 71.4* L .t ( 2o ; i Lot 1 Blk l a __ Klngawuud Bulldrra, Ine HI Ju h n a I'rnpertle*. Inc i . n 1-ot *n . .............. ............ C e n tra l Pla Davelopmant Lot* II * I d 1*1 I I I I d Klnsprt'ood Builder*. Ine Kt Jnhne P ro p e rtle e Inc t. Lot n d «: L it I Co Inc 14.71 Jam a* H C r a n e Conatructlo n I I I A 101 -----------Klnftawood Builders. Ine Ht Jn h n e Properlta*. Inn l/Ot s * ii Lot 23 ____ ______ ____ H i 10 Lot 4 Blk 1* ___ C a n tr a l P in Davalopm ant Co d * l L . t in Ht John* ProperMae. Inc ( i t HP-t, of NWU .............. 7 I* IA C M A Mildred W lt d a rb o l d 47.71 Co Inc III L a t 111 J o h n n A U a rjn rl* B Robert K ft Ann Mitchell i s d All H3Vt* of K55' U 8 of Lot I Blk 11 L i t It Ca ntra l P l a Davalopm ant Carlton ST.I1 Lot 13 Ht Jn h n e I'rnpertle*. Inn in lined ______ _______ 4 3* 14 W C llo pktna E l Al 4.37 Co Inc I MI W st A MayH* H l/oaatnft 7* SI L i t I t T u la III A d l --------A C J r ft Miriam Hmlth !« 44 AMKAUKU F L A T OF f HY4TA1/ L A K B BHORRa F L A T BOOK B FAUB IB Lot 4 Blk 1 0 _______ C a n tra l Pla Davalopmant Arehl* II A lluth H Hmlth 1* «< L i t d laita III A d l ------Hi John* Properllee, Inn Robert II A Mary I. Marr* till 4 It Lot* H A T Illk I* Co Inc T .ll K a th a r in e O hlrlrh 1 IS Lot 17 Lat d l ...................— Ht Jn h n e I'ropertte*. Inc I M tH T A L L A K E W IN T E R HOMES BI'BPIVIHMtN Lot 7 Blk 1 * ________ 4.11 C a n tra l Pla Davlopmant HKPLAT O F W tN N B W O O D PLAT BOOK B PAUK 43 FL A T BOOK I FAUEB 114 I d A II * f t John* I'ropertlee. Inn Lot d III Co Ino d .1 7 Vernun n A P a tr ic ia A II L ot | Blk I --------------Calvin L Urow T t. ll Lot I Blk d ________ Ht John Properllee, Ine L i t IS 1.11 Lola 37 31 A 31 Blk 4 Ca ntra l Pin Davalopmant H ardlu 11.17 Lot 30 Ht John* I’rnparttae. Inn 1.11 EM of L i t 37 A All Co Ino m i L a i D a a r r l b i l In n b Log I Blk d ________ Ht Jn h n e I'rnpartia*. Inc Lot 4 31 31 A 10 A Lot 31 III C a n tr a l P l a Davalopm ant 111 Pa «* I I (Laa* IV Lot 33 Hi Jnhna Properllee, Inn I. l M of Lot I I Co Inc T.l* ------ I I 1* I I IVtlll* B A Ruby L Bellanftar 14.74 L it ■ I* F t) Ht John* Propertie s. Ine Ulk d ................... 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I.4T T h* North O rU ndo Ca lmt 11 Ittk 11 1.4T Th* North O rU ndo Co Lot I I Ulk 11 1.47 Th* Norlh O rU n d o Co lmt 11 Illk 11 1.41 Th* Norlh O rU ndo Co lmt 14 Illk II T h* Norlh Orlando Co I.IT lmt 17 Ulk 11 Th* Norlh O rU ndo Co I *T 1ml 14 nik II 4.50 T i n N orth OrUndo Co Lot l Rlk 14 I4T Th* North O rlando Co lmt 1 Illk I t „ I IT Th* Norlh O rU ndo Co lmt 1 Illk I I ... I.IT T ha Norlh O rlando Co lmt 4 Ulk 14 „ 1.17 Th* Norlh O rU ndo Co Lol 1 Illk II « . « . . « _ Th* Norlh Orlando Co I.4T lmt 4 Rlk I t .................. . T h e Norlh O rU ndo Co IT.11 Mil T Ulk 11 . . . . ____ __ *7.4* The North Orlando Co Lot in Illk i t . . . . Th* North O rU n d o Co I t 71 lmt 11 nth 14 l----------Th# Norlh Orlando Co J IT lmt I t Illk 14 ___ _ Th# North O rU ndo Co 1*7 tmt IT Rlk 14 ..... .......... Th* North O rU ndo Co )*T Iml 11 Illk II ................ The North Orlando Co I.if lmt 11 Illk 1 4 ___ ____ , Th* Norlh O rU ndo Co 41* lmt 20 Illk 11 The North O rU ndo Co I *f tmt i n i k it --------------Th* OrUndo Co 1.4T Norlh Iml i Illk IT ----------The North Orlando Co 3M I tmt t ilk t l _________ The Norlh OrUndo Co ST. 44 lmt i Rlk 14 ___ _ 1ft, *1 Th* North O rU ndo Ca Iml a Illk T h r S0.T1 North Orlando Co lmt 4 Illk n ”1—I ’1ft 74 The Norlh O rU ndo C* lmt i n ik 11.11 Maetvrhullder* Corp I~ H lmt 1" Ulk i i lla e te rh u lld v re Corp 31.91 Iml 11 Illk 14 ....«........ PLAT BOOK I I FAUNS SB A SI MINTH Dll 1.4YDO 1 IT AUDITION Ift.Ift Th# North O rU ndo Co Lot 1 Illk 31.03 The North Orlando Co , Lot 2 Illk 21 31.IU The Norlh O rU ndo C# 1all t I Illk 31:09 The North O rU ndn Co (adit 4 Illk 2* ______ — 9i.i>9 Th# Norlh O rU ndn Co Lot & Illk 21 ----- ---- The North O rU ndo Ca l i.o a laOt i Illk 21 „„___ 7 Orlando Co Th* Norlh li.u t Irtlt 7 Illk : • ---------Lot IS (Leee I'l la North Th* Norlh O rU ndo Co l f t.ll Orlando Ith Add) Th* Norlh O rU ndn Co 1 IT Lot 15 Illk 3 4 ---------- Th* l.»T jn O rU ndo Co Norlh llllt Illk Th* Norlh Orlando Co I.IT laOt *• ii Illk 74 ——Z — T h r North Orlando Co I.IT Lot 13 Illk : i —______ T he Norlh O rU ndo Co I.PT loot II Illk 14 ....... — Orlando Co l.IT Th* North Lot I I Illk 74 — «*.« Th* Norlh Orlando Co tft.ni IrOt I i Illk 71 .....«... FL A T BOOK I I PAGE SS A Illk I I _..«..«— M aeterhulldera Corp ol lmt D Illk I I _ H a a u r h u l l d a r e Corp E Illk II ........................... M a e tr r liu lld e u Curp BEPLAT OF FA H T RF YOUTH OMI.AYUO 1ST A 1YD ADD P L A T UDUK I* PAGE 18 Maeterhulldera Carp Mil A Illk I ---------- M selarbulldera Corp lmt 1 Illk I -----------M aelerbulldara Corn lmt t MW l --------------Maeterhulldera Corp lmt I Ulk 1 ----- --------M aelerbulldara Corp Lot : Ulk I --------------Maelerbulldara Corp lmt 1 Ulk I ------------ — M a sttrliu lld tr* Corp lmt 4 Ulk 1 --------M aitarhulldar* Corp lmt II Ulk I ....... ............ M aeterbulldere Corp lmt I I Ulk I -----------Maetarhulldar* Curp Lol 1 Ulk t ------------- — Maelarbullder* Corp lmt 1 Illk 1 ----- -----Maetarhulldare Curp lmt 1 Illk 1 ---- --------— M aeterhulldera Cotp lmt 4 Ulk 1 ---------------M aelerbulldara Corp Lot 11 UlkI --------------M aeterbulldere Corn lmt IT UlkI --------- — Th* Norlh O rU ndo Ca Lota I A I Ulk 4 --------Th* Norlh O rU ndo c » Lot I Illk 4 ------------- — The Nurth Orlando Co lmt 4 Ulk 4 ------------- — Th* Norlh O rlando Co lmt I I Ulk4 ----------------------The Norlh tirlaiidn Co lmt :» Illk I ------------ The Norlli lir U n d n C-> lmt 1» Illk 4 -------- -— . The Norlh O rlando Co lmt I t Illk 4 ------— . . . . Th# Norlh O rlando Co Mil 11 Illk 4 --------------Th* Norlh O rU n d o Co T ra c t A « Th* Nurth O rU ndo Co Tract H _ Th* North O rlsndu Co T r a c t C ... Maelarbullder* Corp lmt A Ulk I I -------- — M eelerbul'dsre Corp Lot II Ulk I I --------------M eelerbulldere Corp lmt C Blk t l --------------Th* North Orlando Co lmt D Ulk l l -------------T h* North O rU n d o Co lmt K Blk t l -----------Th* North O rU ndo Co Lot F Blk 1 1 --------------Norlh O r U n d o Development lmt A Blk I t -----------Corp North O rlando Developm ent lmt R Blk I t -----------Corp North O rU n d o Development Lot C Dlk 1 1 --------------Corp lmt D Blk I t ----------- — It a a le r b u l ld e r a Cora M aeterbulldere Corp lmt K Blk 1 1 _______ Lot F Ulk1 1 ----------- — North O rU n d o Uovelopmoat Corp North O rU ndo Dovelopmoat Lot A Dlk 1 4 --------------Corp Lot B Blk I I ----------- — North O rU n d o D evelopm ent Corp Lot C Blk I I __________ North O rlando Da*o!opa**nt Corp N orth Orlande D evelopm ent Lot D Blk I I « C o rp Lot K Blk >1 Norlh O rlando DavslopwtAd Corp Lot r Blk i i — N orlh O r la a d a Development Corp Lot A Blk I I _____ N orth O r U n d o Developm ent Corp Let B Blk II N o rth O rU n d o Development Corp L o l C Blk I t _______ N o rth O rlando Development Corp N o rth Orloada Development Lea D Blk M C ore Lot B Blk t l __ North Orlando Develapm ant lmt K 'i lmt Lot F Blk II BOHTM OBLAkUQ BAD ADD Corp North Orlnnd* Development Corn . 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IT T h a N orth O rlando Co 14.14 Lot i i n ik l — T h i N o r t h O r l a n d o C o 14.14 L o t i l B i k I -------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 14.14 Tx>t i « n i k i — T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.44 Ix>t IT B lk I -------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1T.I4 t*>\ i i n i k i -------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 14.14 l . o t t i n i k < -------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co It.II L o t t i n i k • -------T ha N orth O rlando Co lt.lt l i s t 11 Blk I _____ l l o r l a o n H o m a a o f O r l a n d o l a a It.TT l e t ’ l l n ik i — l a n d m a r k K n ta rp rlta a Ino S t.ll L o t I I B l k 1 -------------I-an d m ark K nlarprlaaa Ino 1.41 J x i l 11 B l k I -------------l a n d m a r k K nlarprlaaa Ino 1.41 Txit I I B lk I ----------I a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Inn 1.41 j x i t i i n i k « -------------1 a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a I n n t .ll J x i l IT B lk • -------------I-a n d m a rk K nlarprlaaa Ino 1.41 J x h i i n i k i -------------t - a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Ino 1 11 Ix>l I t B l k I -------------I-an d m ark K nlarprlaaa Ine 1.11 I-o t I t Blk I ----------I-an d m ark K n larprlaaa Ino 1.41 I - o t I I B l k t -------------I - a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a In a 1.41 i - o t i i i n k t ----------I-a n d m a rk K nlarprlaaa Ino 4.41 I-o l 11 B l k I -------------I a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Ine 1.11 1-ot I I B lk I -------------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.11 J x i l 1 B l k T -------------T h a N orlh O rlando Co lit 1-ot 1 B l k T ----------T ha N orlh O rlando Co 7.40 I-o t 1 B lk T -------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T.44 I-o l 4 B l k T T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t.M 1-nt I Blk T T h a Norlh O rlan d o Co M i I -o l I B l k T ---------------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.4i 1-ot T B l k T ---------------Th* N orlh O rlando Co T.40 I x i t I B lk 7 ---------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t.li I-o t t B lk T ---------------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1.11 J-ot I I Blk T ---------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 4 31 I -o l 11 B lk T ---------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.11 7<ot t l B lk T _ _ --------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.14 I-o t I I Blk T ---------------T ha N orth O rlando Co M4 I-ol 14 B l k T ---------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 4.11 I-o l I I B lk T ------------- -T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 4.11 1-ot I I B lk T ................ — T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co M4 I-ot IT Blk T -------_ T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.14 I-ot I I Blk T ---------------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I 11 1-ot I t B lk T ---------------T h a Norlh O rlando C a 11.11 1-ot I t B lk T ---------------l a n d m a r k K n larp rlaa a Inn t.tl I.o l I Blk I ---------------I-andm ark K nlarprlaaa tno t.tl I-ot 1 B lk I ---------------I a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Ino 1.41 I-ol I Blk I ---------------I - a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Ino M l I-ot I Blk I ---------------I-an d m ark K nlarprlaaa Inn 1.41 I-o t I B l k I ---------------t-an d m a rk K nlarprlaaa Inn 1.41 i-ot I n i k I -------------- . I-andm ark K nlarprlaaa Ine 1.41 I-ot T B lk ■ ---------------I-andm ark K n larp rlaa a Ina M l 1-ot I B lk I ---------------l a n d m a r k K nlarprlaaa Ine 1.41 I-ot I B lk I ---------------l a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a In n 1.41 l-ol I t Blk t __________ _ 1-andm ark K ntarprtaaa Inr 1.41 I-ot I I B lk I --------------- . I-an d m ark K nlarprlaaa I n s 10.t l I-o t I I B lk I __________ T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co in .ll I-ol I I n i k I ---------------T h a Norlh O rlan d o Co 1 11 J-ot I# Blk 4 ---------------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1.14 I-o t I I Blk I ---------------T h a N o rlh O r l a n d o Co l.TI I-ot 11 B lk I T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I.T t I-ot IT B lk I T h e N o r l h O r l a n d o Co I.Tt I-ol I I B lk I T h a N orth O rlando Co I.Tt 1-ot I t n i k I T h a N orth O rlando Co l.TI 1-ot I t Blk I _ T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co l.TI I-ol I I B lk I T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co l.TI I-o l t l B lk S T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.14 1-ot I t B l k I T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I II I-o t 11 B l k I ________ T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.11 I-ot i i B l k I — ........ — I - a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Inn II.It ft t l f t o f I-ot I B l k t 1 - a n d m a rk K n l a r p r l a a a Inn 1T.tl 1-ot I B lk t ---------------I - a n d m a r k K n l a r p r l a a a Ino 1T.I1 I-o t 4 B l k I __________ T h a N orth O rlando Co T .li I - o t I B lk I ---------------T h a Norlh O rlando Co T . li 1-ot t B lk t ________ T h a N orth O rlando Cn T . li I-o t T B l k t ------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T .li I-o t I B lk I ____________ T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 7,40 1-ot t B lk t ---------------T h* North O rlan d o Co T .ll 1-ot I t B l k t ------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co !1i I-o t I I B l k I __________ T h a N orlh O rlando Co l . l l 1-ot I I B l k I ---------------T li a N o r t h O r l a n d o C o 1 11 T o t I t B l k t ________ Tlin N o r l h O r l a n d o C o l.tl 1-ot 14 B l k I ________ T h a N orlh O rlando Co I.Tt i - o t i i n i k t ________ T li a N o r t h O r l a n d o C n 1 11 I-o t 14 B l k t ---------------T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co l.tl I - o l IT l l l k t ________ T h a N o rlh O r l a n d o Cn l.ll I-ot 11 lllk t __________ T h* North O rlandu Co t.tl i - o l i t l l l k t __________ I-andm ark K nt«rprla*a Ina M l i-o i i t n i k t __________ 1 -a n d m a rk K n t a r p r t a a * I n o 91.11 I-ot i n i k I t __________ t - a n d m a r k K n t a r p r l i a a In n 14.14 l - o t 1 B lk I t ________ 1<*ndm*rk K n t a r p r l a a a I n a T . tl i - o i « n i k i t __________ T h * North O rlando Co I.T t J o t 4 Blk I I __________ T h a North O rlando Co I.It J-ot I lllk I t __________ T h * Norlh O rlando Co M l Ix .l ■ B lk 1 # __________ T h a North O rlando Co 4.IT I-o t 1 l l l k I I ________ T h a N o r t h O r la n d o C o l.tl I-o t I B lk 1 1 ________ T h o N o r l h O r l a n d o Co l.ll I -o t I B lk I I __________ Th* N orth O rlando Cn l . t l 1-ot 4 B lk I I __________ T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o C o l .ll 1-ot I B lk I t __________ T h* North O rlando Cn l.tl I-o t f B l k I I __________ Th* North O rlando Co l.tl 1-ot T B lk I I ___________ T h* Norlh O rlan d o Co l . t l I-o l I B lk I I __________ T h* North O rlan d o Co l . l l I-ot t B lk I I ___________ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o On I.T t 1-ot I t ll l k I I __________ T h a N orth O rlando Co. l . t t I-ol I I Blk I I ---------------1-ot I I B l k I I ________ T h a North O rlan d o Cn l . t l 1-ot I I l l l k I I ________ T h* N orth O rlando Co M 3 T h* N m th O rlando Co 1 11 I-ot 14 B l k I t __________ Th* N orth O rlando Cn l . t l I-ot I I l l l k I I ________ 1-ot 14 lllk I I ________ T h* N orth O rlando Co l . t t T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I.T t 1-ot IT l l l k I I ________ i-ot 11 l l l k I t ______ __ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I.T t 1-ot I t B lk I I ______ __ T h a Norlh O rlando Cn M l I-ot l o Blk 1 1 ________ T h * North O rlan d o C o l.TI 1-ot I I ll l k I t ________ T li a N o r t h O r t a n d o Co t.Tt I-ot 11 l l l k I I ________ T h a North O rlan d o C n I.Tt I-ot I I l l l k 11 — ______ T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co l.TI I-oi 14 B l k I I .________ T h* North O rtando Co l.tt 1-ot I t B lk I t Th* North O rlando Co l.tl L o t I I l l l k 11 ........ ...... .. T ha Norlh O rlan d o Co 4.11 H t U l l H D O F H L K t * T R A C T A N O H T H O RL A N D O S ND A DD F L A T RO O K 19 P A R K T9 L o t I B l k I ________ ,— T ho N orth O rlando Cn 11.t l I-o t I I B lk I ________ T h* North O rlando Co lilt 1-ot I t B l k I __________ T h* North O rlando Co l.tl 1-ot I t Blk I __________ M l T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1-ot I I B l k t ________ T i l l N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1 II 1*1 11 B l k t _ ______ Tli* N o rth O r lan d o C o III I-ot I I B lk I ________ T h * N o r l h O i l i n d o Co l.tt 1-ot 14 B l k I ------------T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co III l * t i l B l k i ________ T h a N o r l h O r t a n d o C# III 1*1 I I B l k I ________ T h a N o r th O r l a n d o C n III 1-ot IT l l l k l ________ T h * N o r lh O r l a n d o Co l.tt 1-ot I I B lk I ________ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co l.tl l«nt I I B l k I ________ 111 T h# North O rlando Co 1-ot I t l l l k I ________ T li# N o r l h O r l a n d o Co I II l * t 11 B lk t -------------- T h * Norlli O r l a n d o C o III 1*1 I t lllk t ________ T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o (To M l 1-ot I Blk I A ________ Tli# N o r th O r t a n d o Co 1.11 I * t t B lk I A ________ T h # N o r th O r l a n d o C o l.tl I-ot | Blk I A __________ Tli* N o rlh O r l a n d o Co 4,01 I-ot 4 l l l k IA „ ______ T h # N o rth O r l a n d o Co 4 11 1-ot I l l l k I A ________ T h e N o r th O r l a n d o C o 4.11 1*1 I l l l k I A ------------ r T h# North Orlando Co t.tl 1 * 1 t B lk I A _______T h a N o r th O r l a n d o Cn 1.11 1 * 4 I B lk I A __________ T h a North O rlando Ca 1.11 L o t I B lk IA — ______ T h * N o rth O r lan d o Co M l 1*4 I t B l k I A ________ T h # N o rth O r l a n d o Co H I 1*1 11 n i k I A ________ T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1.11 T-ot I t B l k IA ,________ T h * N o rlh O r l a n d o Co 1.11 1*1 I t l l l k I A ________ T h a N o rlh O r l a n d o Co MI T lia N o rth O r l a n d o Co J « t 14 Blk I A ________ 4.14 I * t I I B l k IA ................. T h a Norlh O rlando Cn 1I.H T r a e t A H-taa W I I I F t A B » i Nil C o r R u n W l r o n ltd H I F t a t i l l F t R 114.11 FI N 111.1 Ft T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t o B*s> till N O R T H OHLANDO T O W N i l T H F O I 'R T H A D D F L A T RO O K I I PABK B AT * M I-ot I f Blk • . ----------I'a rrir K W ltlii* i n a ltl.1T NOH T H ORL ANDO F I F T H ADDITION F L A T RO O K IB PAOKB TT * T» T r a c t A Rlk 1 N o r t h O r l a n d o Co tl.t* 1-ot 1 l l l k 1 a***. — Th # N o r t h O r l a n d a C o tl.dt I«ot 1 Hlk 1 ___ Th* N orlh O rlando Co lt.lt 1-ot 1 Ulk 1 T lia N o r t h O r l a n d o Co t.tl J-Ot 4 Ulk 1 T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co H .ll l-ot 1 Hlk 1 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co it.ll Lot * u i k 1 . T h a North O rlando Cn IM T L o t T Block t Th* N orth O rlando Co li.tT Lot t B l k I ......... — T h a Norlh O rlando Co I t , IT L o t • B lk 1 . U antarbuU doro Corp 11.14 L o t i i Hlk I , U a a t o r bIru u Ufid doro Corp I t . *4 Lot 11 Ulk 1 U aatarb u lld ara C arp 1M4 L o t 11 B l k t M a i tt r b u l l d t r i C arp 14.14 I-ot 11 B l k 1 lla a to r b u lld o r i C orp 11.41 Lot 1 Blk 1 M ia tirb u lld o ra Corp MT 1-ot * B lk 1 SiaatarbuU dara C orp H .ll L et I Blk a H aotorbulldara Corp lt.lt L *t 4 Blk a H aatorbulldora Corp 14.11 I-ot 1 B t k > T h a N orth O rlando Cn 11.11 Lot « Blk a T h a N o r l h O r t n n d o Cn 11.11 JdOt T B t k • T ho N orth Oriondo Cn 11.11 L e i ■ Blk i T h a N orth O rlando Co 11.11 L et 1 Blk i T h o N o r l h O r l a n d a On 1I.4T Lot I i Blk i T h a N orth O rtando Cn IM T Lot i l Uik a T h a N o r t h O r l a n d a Cn 1M I L * t 11 B l k i T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn • IM T L*l I I B l k a T ho Norlh Orlnndn Cn T.M T ho N orth O rlando Co I-*4 1 B lk 4 14.11 T h* N *rth O rU ad * Cn I * t 1 B lk a 1141 T h * N o r t h O r t a n d o On Lot 1 Blk 4 1141 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d * On 1141 L*4 « B l k 4 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o C * 1944 L*t 1 Blk 4 T h * N orth O rlando C* L*1 « B l k « U N T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co il tt I * t T B lk 4 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co L * t a Blk 4 11M I P D F L A T H t K I d M U I AS IN T B T h * N o rth O r U a d i Cn ■ 'U f* VM • M k ¥ I -o t I I « l k > L o t I I B lk I D E S C R I P T I O N O F L AND 1 M ti• r m § m o H s NAME OF O W NER !j! T hd N o rth O rtando C o 11.11 I-ot 4 B lk IT T ho N orth O rlondo Co IM T I-ot t B lk IT T h o N o r t h O r l a n d o Co l.ll L o t I Blk IT T h* N orth O rlande Cn t.T t I-ol T B lk IT T h* N orth O rlando Co 4.11 t-ot I B lk IT T h * N o r l h O r l a n d a Cn T1.4T I-ot I I B lk IT T h # N orth O rlondo Co H .7I I-ot 1 Blk I t T h* N orth O rlando Co 1.11 t-ot 1 lllk Tl T tia N o r t h O r l a n d o C a 4.11 I-ot 1 Blk 14 T h* N orth O rlando Co 4.11 I-ot 4 B lk I t T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 4.11 L o t I Blk I t T h* N orth O rlando Co 4.11 I-ot I B l k I t T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co l.tl I-ot I B l k I t T h * N o r t h O r l a n d a C * 4.11 L o t 1 B lk T* Th* N orlh O rlando Co lt.41 Ixit I l l l k I t N O R T H O R L A N D O R A N C H R t 9R C TIO N t F L A T RO O K 11 P A R R 9 T ha N orth O rlando Co I-ot 1 B lk A _ _ _ _ _ II.I T T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 11.11 t-ot 1 B lk A -------------T ho N orlh O rlan d o Co 11.47 1-ot I Blk B ......... ..— Tho N orth O rlando Ca tl.it K 1TI F t o f I-ot 4 B lk B T h o N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 7 B lk B -------------tl.ll L o t I fL*aa K I I I F t ) Blk C _ T h* North O rlan d o Co II.IT t-ot 10 Blk M _______ T ha N o rth O rtan d o Co IM T I-ot I t Blk K — — _ _ T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co IM T T ill I-ot 11 B lk K __ ____ _ T h a N o r t h O r t a n d o Ca N O R T H O RL ANDO R A N C H R t I R C 1A F L A T R O O R I S PA4I RP H A H I-ot I Blk F ......- ......T ha N orth O rlando Co <1.11 l-ol I lllk F „ _____________ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn tl.ll |-ot I n i k r „ _____________ T h a N o rth O rlando Co ll.lt N O R TH ORL ANDO R A N C H R t I R C l - N F L A T RO O K 19 FA O R ! 4 M f T h * N o r t h O r l a n d a Co 1 t.it Lot 4 . T h* N orth O rlando Co 11 TI I-ot I R ap A M ilan B D a r io It.tt I-ot 1 T h* N orlh O rla n d a Co 1-ot I *1.10 T h * N o r t h o r l a n d a Co H it L o t 14 _ T h * N orth Orlondo Co 1i.1t L o t II 11.11 T h a N o r l h O r l a n d a Co Lot 11 .. I-ol 14 . T h* N o rlh O rlando Co H .ll I-ot I t ... Th* N orth O rlando Co I4 .lt Lot I I „ t.ll T h# N o rth O rlando Co T h* N orlh O r l a n l o Co M l I-ot I I ll.lt I-ot t l _ T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 11 _ Th* N orth O rlando C a 1.41 T h * N o r t h O r l o n d o Co L o t „I I _____ ___ ll.T t NOR TH O RL A N D O R A N C H R t 9KC 9 F L A T ROO K IB P A O H IB nTIim t-ot 1 lllk A T h i N orth O rU n d o Co 1 l.TI r I-ol 11 lllk A T h* N orth O rU n d o Co II.T l r, ,n, I-ot 11 lllk A T h# N orlh O rlando Co I l.TI l-ot 11 lllk A Th* N orlh O rU n d o C* II.Tl . ..■ l-ot IT Hlk A T h* N orth O rU n d * c * 11.11 1 I.Tt l-ot H Hlk A t----T h* N orth O r U n d * C* rrr -r i-ot 19 lllk A T h* N nrth O rU n d * Co ll.T t l-ot 11 Hlk A ririTTtT T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.T* T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co t-ot IT Hlk A IM T tT-T T h* N o rth O rlando c # Lot 21 n i k A t_— 11.IT T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co L o t 91 Hlk A #,„„„Iiri -n. 11.14 1- ...— Lot 11 Hlk A , i.,1 T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co H .ll Lot 11 Hlk A — “ W illiam A T h x r* C ham arllk 11.11 t-ot 1 Hlk R T h a N o r t h O r U n d * Co It.ll .... , i-ot > Hlk R T h * N o r t h O r l a n d a Co 11 41 i-ot 14 Hlk R *•*••*•• T h a N orth O rU n d o Co 1l . t l t-ot 14 Hlk n T h * N o r t h O r l a n d_____ o Co 14.lt NOR TH OHLANDO R A N C H E S BEO BA F L A T BO O K IB F A S B B H I * 41 Lot 4 Hlk c T h i N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I.T t Lot 1 Hlk o T h * N orth O rlando Co I.T* L o t 4 tllk C T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co, IT* T h* N orlh O rlando Co Lot T Hlk C 1M I IdOt 1 Hlk (7 T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co H .ll Lot 9 Hlk c T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn MT fdOt 14 lllk C T h a N o r t h O r l o n d o Go t.Tt Lot 11 IHk C T h * N orth O rlando Co l.tl Lot 11 lllk C T h* N orth O rlando Co M l t-ot t i Rlk r. T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co M l T h* N orth O rlan d o Co Lot 14 Hlk c l.tl l-ot 14 t l l k o T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo 4.14 I-ot IT Hlk c T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co t.ll 1-ot 11 Hlk c T h* N orth O rlando Co 1.44 l-ot 19 lllk I! T h a N orlh O rlando Co M l I-ot 11 Hlk C • 10 T h# N orth O rlan d o Co T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co U>t 11 tllk a H .ll I-ol 14 Hlk c T h o N o r t h O r l a n d o C* 4.IT t-ot 4 i n k n T h a N orlh O rlando Oo H .ll I-ol T Hlk n T h i N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.11 I-ot 1 lllk n T h* N orth O rlando Co 9.14 Lot 9 Hlk n T h * N o r t h O r l o n d o Co 11.14 1-ot 1* Hlk D T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 10.71 1-ot 11 IHk n T h # N orth O rlando Co t.tl l-ol 11 IHk i> T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T . ll 1-ot 11 lllk n T h* N orth O rlando Co It.T I 1-ot 14 lllk n T h# N orth O rlando Co 4 II 1-ot I i IHk n T h* N orth O rlando Co 9.IT t-ot I t lllk i> T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.11 1-ot i i lllk n T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co. M l 1-ot i i lllk n T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co « .lt I-ot f i IHk !> 9.1! Th# N orth O rlando C o l-ot 11 IHk D T h* N orlh O rlando Co * IT t-r»t 11 Hlk t> .... T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co ll.T t I-ot IT IHk D T h * N orth O rlando Co 11.11 Lot 11 lllk n T h i N o r t h O r l a n d o Co II.ti I-ot 1 Hlk K T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co H .ll 1-nrt II n i k E T h a N o r t h O r t a n d o Ca 11.11 1-ot 11 Hlk K T h # North O rlando Co 11.11 I-ot 1< IHk K T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Oo 1.11 I-ot 11 lllk K Th* N orth O rlan d a Co MT I-ot 14 l l l k K T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co It.ll I-ot IT lllk N T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 11.11 I-ot 11 IHk K T h * N o r l h O r l o n d o Co 11.11 I-ot 11 lllk K T h # N o r t h O r l o n d o Co 11.11 I-ot 14 lllk K T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1.11 I-ot 11 lllk K Tli# N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.11 I-ot 11 HIM E T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11.11 I-ot 31 IHk K T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co MT 1-ot 11 Hlk E T h * N o r t h l l r l a n d n Co III I-ot I t lllk K T h * N o r t h O r l o n d o Co M l l-ot I I IHk r. T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1.41 I-ot T Hlk r T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Ml I-nt I Hlk r T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co l.tl i-ot f IHk r T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1.14 I-ot I I lllk F Th* North O rlando Co t.ll L o t 11 lllk F T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Ca t.ll I-ot I I IHk F T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o C" 11.11 l-ot 11 IHk F T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co t.tl 1-ot 11 Hlk r T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o Co ll.tl i-ot IT IHk r T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co H IT I-ot 11 IHk F T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co M l i-ot 11 IHk F T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t.ll l-ot 14 lllk F I.T t T h # N o r t h O r l a n d a Cn i-nt 11 tllk F T h# N orth O rtando Co 1.44 t-ot IS lllk r T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co t.ll t-ot 11 R lk F T h* N orth O rlando Co M l I-ot 14 n i k r M l T h# N orth O rlando Co t-ot IT IHk F Ml T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 1 lllk n T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co It.ll I-ol 1 Ittk ti T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t .M I-ol 4 Hlk (i T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.14 I-ot • Hlk ti T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I.TT i-oi T n i k a T ha N orth O rlan d a Co I.TT I-ot 1 Hlk a T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o O* t.tl i-ot 1 Hlk n T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co ITT !-«t 11 ■Ilk a Th* N orlh O rlando Co I.TT t-ot I I Hlk a H .IT T h o N o r t h O r l a n d o Co i-ot I i IHk 0 ll.T t Th'a N o r t h O r l a n d o C o i-nt IT IHk n T h * N orth O rlando Co I.TT I-ot I I n i k a T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co MT l-ot 11 Hlk a MT T h* N orth O rU n d o Co L o t 11 Hlk o 1.11 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo I-ot I I IHk n T h a N o r t h O r U n d o Co l.ll i-ot IS Hlk Cl 1 IS T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co L o t I I Hlk a T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Ca l.ll i-ot I i lllk n T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo 111 t-ot 11 Hlk t i T h* N o rth O rlondo C n l.tl l-ot IT lllk a l.ll T h* N orth O rU ndo Co I-ot I t Btk tt T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1.11 L o t I I Hlk ii T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1.11 1-ot 14 IHk a T h o N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo 111 I-ot 11 lllk n T h o N o r t h O r U n d o C« M l 1-nt 1 Hlk i t T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co ITT I-ot 1 IHk i i T h o N o r t h O r U n d o Oo ill I-ot 1 IHk i i T h o N o r t h O r U n d o C« I.TT i-ot 4 lllk H T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo I.TT 1-ot f t lllk H T ho N orth O rU n d o Co I.TT 1-ot « llth II T h* N orth O rU n d o Co • 44 I-ot T Hlk II T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 7.14 I-ot ■ IHk II T h* N o rth O rU n d o Co T .ll 1-ot 1 Ulk II T h* N o rth O rU n d o Co T.H l o t 11 lllk II T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co III I-ot 11 Hlk >1 T h o N o r t h O r U n d o Co l.tt Lot t l lllk H T h o N o r th O rlondo Co Ml l-ol 11 B lk H _ T h* N orth O rU n d o Co l.ll I-ol 11 B lk H _ T h * N o r t h O r t a n d o Co 1.11 L o t 11 B l k H T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1.11 L o t 11 B l k H _ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co A ll L o t I t B lk H _ T h * N o r t h O r l o n d o Oo III l-ol H B l k H _ I.TT T h o N o r t h O r U n d o Oo l-ol I* B l k H _ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo l.ll l-ol I t B lk H „ T h o N o r t h O r t a n d o Oo 111 L o t I J B l k 14 _ T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo T ill t-ot I B lk J _ T h * N o rth O rU n d o Co T . ll L o t * Blk 1 T h * N o r t h O r l o n d o Oo T .ll Lot I B lk J T h * N o rth O rU n d o c * t.li Lot | B lk J T h * N o rth O rU n d o C* T .ll Lot T B lk J ____ T ho N o rth O rU n d o Co T.M L o t B B l k J _____ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co T.M L o t • Blk J ____ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo M l L o t 11 B l k J _____ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo 1.11 L o t 11 B l k J _ T h* N o rth O rU n d o Co T .ll L o t I I B l k J _____ T h* N o rlh O rU ndo Co 1T.M Lot t l B lk J _ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo 1T.II L o t IT B l k J _ _ _ _ _ T h * N o rth O rU n d o Cn T.M L o t I I B l k J _____ T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M • • R I B RR LAR DB RANCKRB • PLAT B B W IB P A W a aa U 4 1 B lk A Th* N o r t h O r U n d o C o IT .I I Lot I B l k A ____ Th* W o rth O r U n d o O n IM T L o t I B lk A _ _ _ _ _ _ T ho N orth r ' ‘ ~ U4T L o t d B l k A _____ Tho Worth 1M J L o t ■ B l k A (Loo* B i g BW C o r R u n Nbr o n W U n i 1M P i l l IB B*« M M r I IM D E S C R I P T I O N O F L AND S A K E OF OWNER 1 *- • P t B I DIB HVi Mlo K t o P a n a m a R d W l r o* R d l* T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 37.31 B * S > -------T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 11 34 Lot 4 Rlk A T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn A 17.31 L o t T Hlk T ho N orth O rU n d o Co 11 31 Ixi t 1 n i k A T ha N orth O rlandu Cn II.II L o t 1 Hlk B I9 .: n Tho N o rth O rlondo Cn Lot S n t k R i ».:n T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Hlk B I-ot 1 T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co M il I-ot T Hlk H 17.91 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Lot 1 B tk B T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 11.71 I-ot 1 Blk c T h a N o r t h O r t a n d o Co I-ot 1 Blk c I t 07 T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co ll.lt Lot 1 Btk c 19.71 T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o Co Lot 4 n tk c . T h* N o rth O rU n d o Cn t 94 L o t 1 Hlk c T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 19.3S I-ot 10 Hlk c T h # N o r t h O r t a n d o Co 1*7 3 Lot 11 Hlk c SO.os T h a N o rth O rU n d o Co I-ot I t n ik c IA 40 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co I-ot 1 Blk n T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 1 Blk n T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co S 79 Lot t n i k it • Tt T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Lot i lllk n Lot T Blk n T h * N o r t h O r t a n d o Co 11.SI 1 91 T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Co Lot 1 Nik K Th* N orth O rU n d o Co Lot I lllk r 13.91 11 91 T h # N o r t h O r l o n d o Co L e t 1 Blk r T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co Lot t n t k r 1 S.2 4 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 14.31 Ixit 4 Blk r T b # N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn Lot 1 Blk r 11.14 17.S5 1-ot t lllk r T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Co T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 14 SS txil T Blk r riM i T h* N orth O rU n d o Co Lot 1 Blk r T h# N orth O rlando Co i n . 74 Lot 9 Blk r its* T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co I-to ID n i k F 11.91 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co txil I t Blk r 1119 T h# N orth O rU n d o Co Lot 11 IHk F 1«4'> T h* N orth O rU n d o Co Lot I i lllk F 13 40 F T h# N orth O rU n d o Co Lot I t Hlk n» 43 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o (Jo Ixtt t i lllk r 4 30 T h a N o r l h O r U n d o Co Lot 1 Hlk a « 20 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co Lot 1 Hlk n T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 4.14 Lot 1 Blk n ft 30 T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 4 Blk o 7.12 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn I-ot I Blk n T h a N o rth O rlando Co • 44 Lot 4 Btk o 7 71 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 7 IHk n • 71 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 1 n i k n 7 91 T h a N o r l h O r U n d o Cn Lot » Blk tt 1 (3 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Lot 14 Hlk n T .tl T h # N o r t h O r U n d o C o n Blk Lot M < ID T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co L o t 11 Hlk n ft 30 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co I-ot t l n i k (i ft 30 T h* N o rth O rU n d o Co Lot 14 lllk ri C 20 a T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co n i k Lot 11 ft SO T h a N o r l h O r U n d o Cn Lot I t Hlk o ft SO T h e N o r t h O r l a n d a Ca I-ot 17 lllk n I 10 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Lot I f n i k fl T h * N orlh O rU n d o Co ln .lt Lot 1 Blk H T h# N orlh O rU n d o Co n .si Lot 4 Blk H i t si T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co Lot 1 Rlk If t in t T he N o rth O rU n d o Co I-ot 4 Blk H ts. T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Lot 7 Rlk H T h # N o r t h O r U n d o On IM S Lot 1 lllk H IN CH ES 9EC 4 F L A T BOO K IB F A O R t 9 N O R TH 0 9 T h # N o r l h O r U n d o C o S 4.lt Lot 1 Blk A T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co I4 .it UH 1 Blk A T h a N orlh O rU n d o Co 19.DO L o t 1 Btk C T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn 17.44 Lot i n i k i . . REB BBC B F L A T ROOK I t P A O RB B* A ft# NOR TH ORLA? T h * N o r l h O r U n d o Cn 11.11 Lot i Hlk : _ 14.91 T li# N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Lot t n i k 1 14.91 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co Lot i Blk 1 14.11 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o C n lllk 1 Lot 4 T h * N orth O rlan d a Cn It.ll Lot i lllk 1 _ T h# N orlh O rU n d o Co It.ll Lot 4 Hlk 1 T h* N orth O rU n d o Co 34.31 Lot 1 Blk j _ T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Ca ll.lt Lot 1 H lk I Lot 1 Hlk 1 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Cn I t It T h # N orlh O r U n d o Co lt.lt Lot 4 Blk 1 _ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn L o t i Hlk 1 94.11 T h* N orth O rlando c * 94.11 Lot 4 Hlk 1 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn 94 11 Lot T n t k 1 Ixit 1 Hlk 1 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 91.11 T h * N o r t h O r U n d n Co 91.11 Lot 1 n i k 1 T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Ixit I t Hlk 1 94.11 N O R TH O RL ANDO R A N CH BB BBC S F L A T RO O K IB P A O R B B4 A Hi Jo a ip h C A P atric ia L o t I Blk J A P icard 11.11 I-ot I B l k J ___________ 11.01 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co t-ot t n i k j __________ tt.il T h * N o r t h O r l a n d a Oo l-ot t i n i k j ________ T h * N o rth O rlando Ca 1 t.il T h # N o r l h O r U n d n Co l-ot II ll l k J ________ I I . 09 L o t 1 1 n i k J ------------T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Cn 11.09 L o t 11 t l l k J _ _ _ ____ T h * N o rth O rlando Co 11.11 11.0I-ol I I l l l k J ___________ T h# N orlh O rU n d o Co I-ot 11 l l l k J __________ 11.09 T h * N orth O rlando Cn l-ol I n i k K --------- ------T h # N orth O rU n d o Ca 11.01 L o t I B lk I - ___________ T h # N orth O rlando Co 11.it l-ot t n i k t - __________ T h a N o r t h O r U n d o Co 11. i t T h * N o r t h O r U n d n Co i-oi i n i k i . ___________ 11.01 t-ot 4 l l l k I - _______ T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 11.(17 T h * N orth O rlando C o L o t I l l l k L ------------_ ll.m l-ot t n i k i- — ______ T h a N o rth O rU n d o Co ll.o : L o t T l l l k I - ________ __ T h* N orth O rlan d o Co 11.09 I-ot I ll l k I . _____ _____ T h# N orth O rU n d o Co 11.11 T h e N orth O rU n d o Ca I-ot I l l l k I - __________ 11.09 T h * N o r l h O r l a n d o Cn L o t I I n i k I - ---------------11.09 P L A T NlX IK 19 P A O H B N O H T H O RL A N D O R A N C H E S BKC t t-ot I l l l k M T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Cn 19.11 l-ot I n i k M T h* N orth O rla n d u Co 19.*1 t-ot 1 l l l k M T h r N orth O rlando C o 19.41 l-ot 4 IHk M T h* North O rlando Cn tl.ll l-ol 1 tUk M T h a N o r t h O r U n d o Co 19.91 1-ot • H lk V1 _ T h# N orth O rU n d o c n 19.41 L o t T Hlk M T h # N o r t h O r U n d o Co 9D .il I-ot 1 n i k M T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Il.lt t-ot • IHk M T h * N u r l h O r U n d o Co 19.41 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I t IHk M 19 41 Tli* N o r t h O r U n d o Co IHk M 11 19.41 T h * N o i t h O r U n d o Co 11 Hlk M It.ll T h a N o r t h O r U n d o Co 14 Blk M 19.49 IT B l k M T h a N o r t h O r U n d o C* 19.49 T h a N o r t h O r U n d o Co 14 H lk M 19 I I T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 11 IHk M 19.19 11 IHk M T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 91.19 T h# N orth O rla n d o Co 11 Hlk M 31.79 T h # N o r l h O r l a n d u Co 14 lllk M 91.79 T h * N o r t h O r t a n d o Co 11 IHk M 91.79 T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 14 Hlk M 19 41 T h * N o r l h O r t a n d o Oo Lot 1 Blk N 19.49 L o t 1 Blk N T h # N orth O rU n d o Co 19 I t T h a N n r t h O r t a n d o Cn t-ot 1 n i k S 19.49 J o a a p h A A M a rx K i-ot T lllk N Jarkaon lilt Lot • Blk N J o a a p h A A M a rx K Jarkaon 17.19 I-ot • B l k N T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co 19 49 i i B lk N Th* N o rth O rlando Co 19 49 Th* N orlh O rlando Co 19 49 it n ik N T h* N orth O rU n d o c * n nik N 19.49 T h * N o r t h O r t a n d o Oo n lllk N 19.49 T h* N orth O rlando Co 14 IHk N 19.49 T h* N orlh O rtando Co 11 U lk N 19 11 T h * N o r t h O r l a n d o Co St A _ . _ _ 11.11 T h* N orth O rlanda C a T ract B 11.11 N O R T H O RL A N D O R A N C H E S BBC 0 F L A T BO D K IB F A R E ..._ IxX i B l k A Th* N orth O rlan d o C a 7.4! I-ot t Hlk A ......... I , , , T h* N orth O rlando Co 7.43 lx* I i IHk A ■________ T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Cu 7 <7 .... . 1 , . .. Hlk A T h a Ixit 4 N orlh O rU n d o Co 7 <3 t-ot 1 lllk A .________ Th# N nrth O rU n d o Co 7 43 I-ot 1 lllk A ........ — Th# N orlh O rlando Co 7.13 ______ L o t T Hlk A T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.4T Lot I Hlk A Th# North O r U n d o Co T il T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Co IxH 1 Htk A ____. T . il L o t 11 B l k A C lo y d W * M i l d r e d Btlfflar It i l Th# N orth O rlando Cn Ixit 11 n t k A III T h * N o r t h O r l a n d a Co Ixit 14 B t k A 7 41 Th# North O r U n d o Co 7 41 1-ot IT Hlk A Th# North O r U n d o Co L o t 11 IHk A------------ 7 It T h* North O r U n d o C o L o t I t Hlk A _____ ___ T.4I Th* North O r U n d o Co tx il S i Hlk A ,.J.... ■„ T .il T ha N orth O rlando Co T <1 L o t 11 Hlk A _________ T h * Ixit 11 Ulk A N o r t h O r U n d o Co 7 <1 i, T h# N orth O rU n d o Co I-ot 11 Hlk A 7.41 L o t 14 B l k A Th# N orth O rU n d o Co 741 T h a N n r t h O r l a n d a Cn L o t 1 B lk n T .il -.............. T h # Hlk Ixit 4 R N orth O rU n d o Co T .il T h * N o r t h O r U n d o Oo 7 41 L o t • B l k it Lot 1 Blk B T h* N orth O rU n d * Ca T .il --------m Th* N orth O rlando Ca I x it T Blk B T.il ---T h . B lk n T 41 Lot 1 N orth O rU n d o Co L o t • Utk B T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo T.dt Th* N orth O rU n d o Co 7 41 L e t 11 B l k R T h # N o r l h O r U n d o Oo 7 41 L * t 11 B t k B Th* N o rth O rU ndo C* T.il L e t 11 B l k B Th* N orth O rU n d o Co 7.41 Lot 11 B l k B Th* N orth O rU n d o C a T.41 L o t 14 H lk B ______ __ T h* Nnrth O r U n d o C a Ixit 11 B t k It T .il Th* N orth O r U n d o C* Ixit i a Blk B T.41 T h # N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo L o t IT B l k B T .il Th# N orth O rU a d a C a T .il L o t 11 B l k B Th* N orth O rU a d a O* L o t 11 B l k B 7.41 T h * N o r t h O r U n d * Co L o t I t B lk B T.41 Th* N orth O rla a d o Co T.41 L o t 11 B tk B Th* N o rth O rlaodo Co L o t 11 B l k B It.IT T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o O* 11 IT Lot I t Blk B T h* N orth O rlando Co L o t 14 B l k B T.41 T h # N o r l h O r l a n d o O* T il L o t >S B l k B Lot M Blk B Th* N orth O rU n d * C* 7.41 — Lot ST B l k B T h# N o rth O r U n d * C* T .ll T h # N o r t h O r l o a d * C* Lot a t Blk B T .ll Lot t l Btk B T h # N o r t h O r l o a d * Co t.d l Ixit I I B l k B T h # N o r t h O r U a d * Co T .ll Lat I I Blk B Th* N orth O r U n d * O* T . il Lot I I B lk a Tha N orth O r U a d * Co 111 Lot u M k B T h # N orth O rU a d * Oa T . il u a m B tk ■ m 141 D ESC RIPTIO N T h N orth O rU n d o Ca Blk R Th N orth O rU n d o Ca IHk B T h N orth O rlando C« IHk n N o rth O rU n d o Co T h Blk B Th N orth O rlan d o Co lllk R N orth O rU n d o Co Th Blk It T h N o r l h O r U n d o Co lllk n N o r l h O r U n d o Co T h lllk H T h N n r t h O r U n d o Co lllk ii T h N o r t h O r t a n d o Co Hlk B T h N o r t h O r U n d o Co Hlk n T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Hlk B Th N orth O rU n d o Co lllk n T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Hlk ii L.AT RO O K IS F A R R S t l n o r t h OHI.AN RA N CH ES PEC S N o r t h O r U n d o Co Th I-ot 1 Hlk 1 N o rth O rU n d o Cn Th Ixit 2 lllk i N o rth O rU n d o Co Th L o t 2 Hlk i N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Th I-nt 4 lllk i N orlh O rU n d o Co t-oi i lllk i Th T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co l-n! 1 lllk i N orth O rU n d o Co Th L o t 3 Hlk 3 T h N o r t h O r U n d o Co I-ot 4 Hlk i N orth O rlan d a Co T h txil s lllk i T h N n r t h O r l a n d o Cn L o t 1 lllk 3 N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Th I-ot 7 Hlk 2 Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co T-ol I lllk 3 Th N orth O r U n d o Co I-nt 9 lllk 2 T h N n r t h O r l a n d o Co txil 10 lllk 2 T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1-ot 11 lllk 2 T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-o! 13 tllk 3 Th N orth O rU n d o Co tx il 13 lllk 19 Th N orth O rtando Co Ix»l 14 n t k 2 Th N orth O rU n d o Co I-nt IS Hlk i N o r t h O r U n d o Co Th I-nt 1ft Hlk i N o r t h O r U n d o Co Th I-nt 1 Hlk 2 N o r t h O r U n d o Cn Th Ixit •• lllk 3 Th N o r t h O r l a n d a Cn Ixit S lllk 2 Th N orth O rU n d o Co Lot 4 Hlk 2 N o r l h O r U n d o Co Th I-nt s Hlk i Th N o r l h O r U n d o Co I-nt c Hlk 3 Th N o r l h O r U n d o Cn L o t T lllk 3 N orth O r U n d o Co Th I-nt V lllk 3 N orth O rU n d o Cn Th Lot J n i k 4 Th N orth O rla n d a Co Ixit 3 lllk 4 N o r t h O r U n d o Co Th L o t 3 Hlk 4 Th N orth O rlando Co Ixit ft lllk 4 N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Th Ixit i Hlk 4 L o t ft Hlk 4 Th N orth O rU n d o Co T h N o r l h O r t a n d o Co Ixit JO tllk 4 N o r l h O r U n d o Co Th Lot J n ik S Lot 3 lllk i Th N nrth O rU n d o Co Lot 3 Hlk s Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co Ixit 4 n i k s I-nt s lllk s Th N o rth O r U n d o Co I-nt i lllk s T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co I-ot 7 Blk s Th N orlh O r U n d o Co I-ot 1 IHk s .... Th N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 9 n i k ft lxi Th N orth O rlando Co 10 Hlk ft Lo T h N o r t h O r U n d o Cn l-o 11 n i k ft . Th N orth O r U n d o Co 12 IHk IS Th U N o r l h O r U n d o Co --------I 3 IHk s — l-i T h N o r l h O r l a n d o Co Lo niI I l l l k S T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co i s Hlk fi l-n T h N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 1ft H lk ft lx . Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co 1 H lk * Ix> Th N o r t h O r t a n d o Co 1-0 2 Hlk ft T h N o r t h O r U n d o Co S i n k ft 1-0 N o r t h O r U n d o Co Th 4 Hlk ft 1-0 T h N o r l h O r l a n d o Co & Hlk ft Ixi Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co ft Hlk ft l-o Th N o r t h O r U n d o C* I«n 7 Hlk ft Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co lx> 1 nik « Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co 9 H tk • 1-0 Th N o r l h O r U n d o Co L-o 10 l l l k ft T h N o r t h O r U n d o Co l-n 11 Hlk ft Th N orth O rU n d o C* l-o 1 H lk T _ Th N o r t h O r U n d o Co lx, 2 H lk 7 T h N o r l h O r U n d o Co 3 lllk 7 1-0 Th N o r t h O r U n d o C* 1-0 ft H lk 7 T h N o rth O rU n d o Co S Hlk 7 i-o T h N o rth O rU n d o Co 1-0 ft H l k 7 Th N orth O rU n d o Co 1-0 7 H lk 7 T h N orth O rU n d o Co 1 H lk T 1-0 T h N o rlh O rta n d o Co Ix> 1 H lk 7 Th N o r t h O r U n d o Cn 1-0 1 U lk S _ Th N o r t h O r l a n d o Ca 1-0 3 Hlk • Th N o rth O rU n d o C* l-n 3 H lk t ... T h N orth O r U a d a Co 1.0 4 Hlk 1 ... 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I t a f l l e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co (L it L o la 1 t o 11 lllk 34 ........ H r flla r C o n a tru etlo n Co 118.11 I n >Is 1 to 11 lllk I t .... l l r t l l r r C o n a tru etlo n Co 128.11 Lota 1 lo I t lllk 10 . . . H e f t i e r C o n e t r u r t l o n Cn 11".71 L o ts 1 lo * lllk 31 ... l l e f t i r r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 54.74 L o la t l o 11 lllk 12 .... l l e f l l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co (T .U tl H I T L E R IIU R K * OR L A N D O BBC ON E P L A T BUO K IS P ARES B A S T r a c t A lllk 1 ........... .... 18.11 l l e r i l e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co Lot 1 lllk l H r f l l a r C o n a tr u e t l o n Co 11.11 IU Lot 3 Ulk I H e f t i e r 14.IB C o n a tru etlo n Co - „ rmTTM> Lot Af lllk l l l r f l l e r C o n a t r u e t lo n Co 111 85 Lot 1 lllk l l l e f t i r r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 1144 lent 1 lllk . — "■"""A C e n t r a l T i l l # A T r u a l Co, T r u a t r a 4 4 LM leOt 3 lllk . I t II l l e f i l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co _________ U t a Ulk i H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 11.44 T T lo 't i lllk 2 l l e f i l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 11.40 ]T - || | M ! , Lnt 2 Ulk 1 14.13 l l a f t l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co leOt 3 lllk 1 . . . . . . . . .1 4 4 t.lt H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co Lnt 31 lllk 1 •al l e f l l r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 11.(1 Lot S3 Hlk 1 ( A A ( A .m * l l a f t l e r c o n a i r u e i l o n Co 31.(1 I a>I 13 lllk 1 H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 11.(1 Lnt 1 lllk 4 .......... t , H e f t i e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 11.(1 L i t A Hlk 4 t - 1 -1 ilL ___L 11 t l l l e f i l e r f o n a t r u o t l o n Co Lnt % lllk 4 aaa mmxrx_ j lt d H e f t i e r C o n a l r u c t l o n Co Lnt c lllk 4 1 70 34 l l e f l l r r C o n i l r u e l U 'l t Co Lot 24 lllk 4 Federal llau atn s C om m issioner ITS SS Lot 17 Ulk 4 l l a f t l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 11.(1 Lot : s Ulk 4 H e f t i e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 11.(1 Lnt 2 Hlk 4 »w+ . . . . . . . . H r f l l a r C n n a l r u o l l n n Co 11.11 i+rt Lot 20 Hlk 4 l l e f t i r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 44*1 T r a c t II Hlk 7 a-* -T T -I..I1-A H e f t i e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 10.18 Tm* t D Hlk 7 l l e f l l r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 1.11 Lot 4 Hlk 7 i*-( m l n i w i 171.81 H r f l l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Uu Lot 9 Hlk 7 •a*a 171.01 l l e f i l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co lent 12 Ulk « . . . 111. nl H eftier C u n s lru e llo n Co U it lllk IB llt.tl l l a f t l e r C o n a lr u o l f u n Co L«it Hlk in l l e f l l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cn 115.41 Lot Hlk in l le f ile r C o n a tru etlo n Cn tB3.1T I ni I lllk IB l l r t l l r r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cu 114.(1 INit Hlk lit l l a f t l e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Cn llt.lt I n>I Hlk 18 l l a f i l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 41.14 I ni I lllk HI l l e f t l s r C n n a lr u o l l n n Co 40.71 In iI Hlk 18 l l a t l l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 11.44 Lnt lllk 18 lle f llr r C o n stru c tio n Cs 11.41 I ni I 18 Ulk l l e f l l r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 44.11 In iI IHk IB U.0I H a f t l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n C* I ni I lllk in l l e f t i r r C ona irueilon Co 14.11 In i I lllk 10 l l a f i l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co (4.01 IHk in I ni I l l a f t l a r C u n a l r u c t l o n Cn 14. OS I ni I lllk 10 l l a f i l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cn 14 8* I ni I lllk ID H a f t l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn 11.13 Lot IHk 10 l l a f i l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 11.11 I ni I Hlk 12 I t a f l l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cn ITS. SI I ni I lllk 12 l l r f l l e r C o n a tr u e t l o n Cn ITT. tt I ni I lllk 12 l l r f l l e r C o n a tr u e t l o n Co 115.01 L A K E KI.I.F.Y AIID ITIO tf T O CA SSKLHKIIH Y P L A T BOO K f P A R R SB I«ot » lllk EA ............ .... A r t h u r H lo rk 11.41 I n r s lllk EC ------------Hud r A C h r i s t i n a O H la tn * 112. (9 NUBMAYDY A D D IT IO Y T R C A S S E L B E R R Y P L A T BDUK T P A R E S 4B A BB He* N'E C o r I ni I I Ilun W 25«. | F t H IS D r * 21 Mln W 1*8 F t K 1*8.4 F t M 15 1)* * I* Mln F. 2t.7T F t K 74 !>*■ 31 Mln R 144.34 Fl NK on l l w y M 8 F l t o lieu lllk l) . 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A T P I.A T BOOK I t P A R K T* IN)t 22 Hilbert J A fauilae I, Kaya 11.41 t | l L E V S M l l l l t O H A D D ITIO N P L A T BOOK N P A R B 3B llrrn ard C A H uberts K a th s L o t 11 ............... — .. S it! H I K E A S MIHHOH BOLTM P L A T BOOK B P A U E * 4B A 4* L o t 27 A N 15" F t o f Lot 11 A All L o ts C h s r l r a I. A M a r g u e r i t e J 21 I " A l l .............. Nolen TT. 7I 7.01 Jo h n M A P atric ia C T ata I n R 111 iL a a i W «« F t ) llryan A F lo rrn re C F o ste r 144 84 I n R IT* ................... 11 t 5 F t nf I nR I I I ....... H e r b e r t K A HylvU I'yla 11.77 • D l 'T H H E P L A T ADI) T O CASSB LBK M BY P L A T BOOK I I PARM tm Lnt I* _________ ____ _ kovarelun H u lld ara Inn MS Ini I 4 4 ............ ................J o h n H A D a r t* H A t h a n M .lB Ini I I "I ..................................................................................................................................................................................... J L a m a r AM a r y M I n i I 111 ..................... K l s n l r y I Men d o w * IT.M I IK P I .A T IIP I.HTB 84 T O Bl A T« T l) M3 H I K E N * MIHHOH « O t T H BNII H E P L A T A D D P L A T HOOK 14 P A R K IB L o t I ...... ,.... * ............ .... E l e a n o r I B lo r r a 141.01 A M E N D E D P I . A T BKKHII1LA P A l i K — P L A T BOOK B P A R K BB L o la I 2 1 A ila* NK C or I nR A lio n B I Da* i n Mln W 241 Kl N 31 D r * a t Mln W M 2 F t N d U s* 81 Mln W l e g .2 F t N IT D r * I I Mln W 1 * 0.1 F l S 71 t)*C *1 Mln W 131.41 F t N'ly o n C u r t # 7*.** F t N W 'l y on lie* v e r s e C u r v e 17.47 F t N 21 D r * 45 Mill W 14 2* F t 8 41 Da* *5 Mln W t o C*> n a l N W 'l y on C a ­ nal tn B a m ln o la Iliad H I I D t * I I Mill E 111 F t B'ly n n C u r v e 144.41 F t K 21 I)** I I Mln K I I. I T F t a 11 D a * 30 Mln E lll.tl F t N t I>as 1* Mln F. 150 F t H I I r>*t 1 " Mln K lo U*a I l.re* lie* 11 1 F t H I I D e* | 1 Mln K o f NW C o r H u n a t l D e* |0 Mln K 311.7 Fl 8 'l y o n C u r v a IT 11 K t ■ (4 D a * 1 * Mln W t s r e n a l N W 'l y o n C a ­ n al t u H a * ) Ulk 2 P ru d tn re K Rrunoa, till CASSELBERRY He* NK Cor Lot 1 BIk A Run N Tl D t * ST Min W 150 F t ■ IS 79 1* D a* W ISA F t a 71 D t * 57 Min E 1"" F l N 11 D a * K :n n F t t.< 11a* IHk A Joh n a n n E lactrum cS Ina 111 It 114 tft L o t 21 ( L raa W 111 F t of N 50 F t of N IDS SI.SI F t A N 100 F t of sis si W MS F t ) Rlk (1 - r W in te r P a r k E a rn Corp 11.47 111.11 F I R S T A DDITION T O C A S S E L B E R R Y P L A T BOO K T P A R B SB a t « " r t n f t h s n so s r t 114. I t of Lot I ........ T h e C n r n r l t On 24 48 A H E P L A T O P BL O C K CM COS'NTI4V C I.IM A DDITION P L A T BOO K » p a r s : 1« 294.21 INil S ----------------------- Owen W A Dnrolhy M A n s te y 218.1* 12 SI R E P E A T O F LOTS S T H R C IB OP R E P L A T U P Rt.OI’K C B CO NTHY I L I I AD D T O C A I I B L B K R R Y P L A T BUO K IB P A R E 1 T >1 C h s r l r a K Hr A H a t t y T 7.SI 1n>I t -------- W illiam s 111.11 T .ll ______________ I I I 51 7.54 I n>» t« 4 m ST AI. R o t a I. ADDITION P L A T BOO K ■ P A R K U 7 14 N W 4 nf Lot t A All o t 407.17 Lnt I t Hlk A . . . . ... Rny A C o l l r a n P o p s 1 1 1 18 I H I STAS. R U W L SEC OND AD D P I.A T ROOK 13 P A O B TT 27.11 l-ol I " Hlk A Dan A M a rta H ch u lts S.IT l t l . 0* Lnt IT Hlk H ..............J n m e i It Walla t tt I IC C K P OND A D D T O C A S S E L B E R R Y P L A T BUOK I t P A R K IT Lee A A I n t i L P r a r r o n • 7,41 Lot 1 ___ _______ _____ _ 181.7* Ini I 5 | ............................. . 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S t m n t a m ot L o t 4 I l.raa 8 MS F t ) T l i n m a i L A M a ry C F r r n r h 72 0 | Hlk ll . . . ___________ I t l N 7" F t n f B 21* F t o f F E A M a ria ra t Jarkeon 225 M l.ot 5 Hlk n .......... .. Sly 35 F l n f I*ot 10 A 11.10 All I ni I* I t 21 A 11 H e b e r t 12 A K a t h a r i n e J lllk I I ___________ — H am ilton 182.11 1 1 .St P L A T HUOK IB P A R K SB R O L F COS N I K A D D IT IO N E 75 F t of lN)t H A N 75 F t nl W 11 r t III o f E 171 F t e f L e t D a n i e l c A Lola N C n la m a n 1 1 1 51 ll S U T L E R ISO KEN ID1W 1.1.1. P A R K SEC ONE T.O P L A T ROU K IS P A R E * 41 M 4T « 4* mi mm,— l l r l l l r r C o n a l r u t 'l l n n Co 7.(2 Lot 11 Hlk 12 T.ai H e f t i e r C n n a l r u o t l n n Co taOt 14 Ulk 12 a-l l e f l l r r C u n a lr u e Hun Co Van! n tnw IS T.C I t e f i l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn Lot i Hlk II are l l o . l t I.'.t 2 Hlk 11 ,,, H r f l t e r C o n a i r u c t i o n Co 7 *2 H r f M e r C o t t a l r u e l l o n Co 7 (2 Lot 3 Hlk 11 aw* - - ...... H e f t i e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7 41 1<4lt 4 Hlk 14 11.94 Lot & lllk 14 H e f t i e r C n n a t r u c t l u u Co 7.(1 ■iA>-.AaiA H a l l l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.42 1 #o t c ll< k i i •a- , ............. .............. . H e f t i e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cn 7(2 Lot 7 lllk 14 .....eeaaawa lleriler C o n a l r u r l l n n CB 7 41 Lot f lllk 11 l l e f l l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7 41 3 t 3 lllk 11 *1.71 1 #ol !» Hlk 11 H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n O* 7.42 II. f i l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.(3 Lot 11 Hlk 14 *.e ........-.e. .......... .. H e f t i e r C n n a t r u e l l n n Co 7.(1 Lot t : lllk II lla f tle r C ona iruetlm i l'o 7.(2 Ln| i t lllk 11 *.* .......... .. A d v eu ttat C h u rc h * 1.10 lent 14 lllk 14 H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7 *3 E U o f N W U o f S W ' i 22 t l 21 Ml Nlnal S a v a n t h D ay H eftier C o n a lru rlln n Co 7.(3 -wawa■*—*«** Lot 13 Hlk II 11.(4 Ln| 16 lllk I I ------------ A d trn llat C hurrh l l r t l l r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.42 W H Of K 4 of N W ' i of . . . . . . «^a H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn 7.41 lllk l*4»l 17 11 11.14 l#nt 1 * lllk 14 ........ .. H W 4 ........ ................. . 22 I I I t l a a d o r a H im m o n s E t A! H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.43 K H " f NW*{ o f NWU ...WIWWA H e ftier C onatruetlon Co 7.42 Lot 14 lllk 14 ( l . ra a N t o Kt of H eftier C on stru c tio n Co 7.43 l*ot 20 lllk 14 . . . A A ..A A A W ID F t A W l i t M aftlar C o n a tru etlo n Co 7 (: I ni I 21 Hlk 11 . . . . .................. 111 IS In>I 21 lllk 11 F l o f K t i l l F t ) .. 22 21 21 J a a H F o a U f . H a i r s H eftier l. 'u n a l r u e l l o n Co 7.43 W 11* F t of E SIS I F t H e f t i e r C o n e t r u r t l o n Co 22 ".20 Lula 1 t o IS Hlk 15 of NW U of NW U 21 *1 21 H y lv aalar A MID I! M l l e f l l r r C u n a l r u c t l o n C o 117.34 Lot* I In I I Ulk 1* *3 41 Lola I In SI Hlk 17 . . . . . dam htaa H e f t i e r C o n # I r u c llu li Co 224.(7 I ' l l A HLOTTB H P .I tl H T S P L A T BOO K B P A R K BB l l e f l l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn 7*7 I Nit 1 Hlk I I ------------Ulk A <t.aas R a * N W H e f t i e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7.43 lllk 11 I ni I C o r R u n E 111 F t lie f i l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n C o 7 (2 1 * Hlk Lot H 11171 F l W I IS H e f t i e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 7.(2 H lk 11 Lot Ft N 1*0 IS F t ) A H e f t i e r C n n a l r u d l n n Co 7 (3 I ni I Ulk I I E 141.27 F t n r U tk lle fllrr C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7(2 Ulk 11 I Nil R A I Nila t t n 4 A l l r t l l r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co T .ll l l l k IS I n iI 13 t o 74 Hlk C A Alt H e f t i e r C o n e l r u e t l n n Co 7*2 Hlk l l U>t C liarlotta r o a t a r 111.77 Hlka D E A F ....... l l a f t l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co M: Hlk t l ot Ra* NW Cor Dlk A l l e f l l a r C u n a l r u c t l o n Co 7,(3 L o t t o lllk I t -----------Run t: l i t F l B l l e f l l r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co T.tf Lot l l Hlk 1 1 .......... ........ 1*1.71Fl W l i t l l e r i l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7 *2 1.01 11 ll l k I I -------- — Fl N 110.4* F t t o l l e f ll r r C on a iru eilo n Co 7.(2 I n iI 11 Hlk 11 ______ H y lv aalar A M lllla II H e f t i e r C iitialru etlo n Cn 7.(2 I ni I I t Hlk I t - ..... ........ Uam hlaa 3101 t«ot IS IHk I t -------- --l l e f ll r r C o n a iru eilo n Co 7.(3 S o lo m o n A M a r y O r l f f l n 11.00 I n i I W 110 I I F t o f R lk B . . l l e f t i r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.(2 I t Hlk I I -------------I I H I T R It I L L ! P A R K P L A T BOOK I S P A R R SI l l r t l l r r C on a tru etlo n Co 7.(2 ol 17 lllk 11.— . — . D n r o l h y I. H u l a n d r r 207.7* 1n »I t.o ta t 2 A I In 11 U lk A H e f t i e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7.(2 lllk 1 * - .............Jo aap li W A B a r b a r a J L o t 21 Ulk I I --------H r f l t e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7.(2 Lot I* IHk W illi* 211.12 I Nit 20 Hlk 11 ---------- H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 1.(2 K i n n r t h T II A N a n c y C L o t 21 Ulk U ----------- — l l e f l l r r C on a tru etlo n Co 7.(1 Lot 21 Hlk I I ............— C attrld ar *31.7* Lot l l a f t l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.(2 32 Hlk I I --- K ay D avalopm ant A R a alty Lot t Hlk C ---------- . . . H a f t t a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7 (2 Lot 21 BIk K ------------In c 2 ( 1 1 L o t 14 BIk I t ------------l l e f l l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.(2 W l l m a r W P o l t i r Co I r e 7*21 I n i I 25 Hlk I I --------- --L o ta I I A 24 Dlk C H eftier C on a tru etlo n Co 7(2 I t K n o s U a t l l n s h a u a . T r u a t a a 21.71 Lot 11 U lk I I ---------- L o t in Ulk C ............. H e f tie r C o na truetlon Co 7(2 R o h a r t A A V i r g i n ia M Moon 24.(7 Lot 27 Hlk 11 ----------Ini I 11 IRk C ____ __ _ H e f t i e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7 .1.2 II K n o s U a t l l n s h a u a . T r u a l a a 25.71 Lot 31 Hlk 11 ------------I.oI 21 lllk C ________ l l e f i l e r C o n a l r u r l l n n Co 7(2 W l l m a r W I ' u t l a r Ino 2**2 I ni I 2 * n i k 11 ----------- l.ot 31 111kC ................ l le f lla r C on a iru eilo n Co 7 *2 Can Dun Inc 7T.IT I ni I I Nit a 1 25 2* A 31 Hlk D l l e f ll r r C o n s tru c tio n Co 7.(2 10 lllk t l — - — II K n o a l i a U I n t h a u s , T r u a t a s 150 ( I I n i I I n>U 2 1 4 I I A I ll l k D l l e f l l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7 (7 t t lllk 1 1 ________ _ L ola 21 22 21 A 21 lllk lle f llr r C on stru c tio n l'o 7 (2 Lot 13 Ulk I I ....----- II K n o t U a t t l n i b s u s , T r u a l a a (7.11 I Nit t Hlk I I D ........- .................... .... lle flla r C o n a tru etlo n c » 7 .S2 14 •< I n i I C a n Dun Ino Lola 27 A 71 lllk D . . . . . . l l l k I I __........... l l e f ll r r C o n a lr u r lln n Co 7.(2 11.14 I n i I 4 l l l k I t _____ __ _ C a n Dun Inc I Nit I Ulk E -----7 «: lli'fllrt C o n a lru rlln n Co 11 K n o t l ! a (tU i* h * u s , T r u a l a a 101.11 I Nit U IHk I t -------------L ola 3 1 4 1 a A 7 Hlk K 7 «: l l e f l l r r C n n a l r u r t l o n Cn I t u a y i) A C a r o l y n <J Lot t lllk K .................. 7 42 • I t — « l l e f l l a r i ' u n l t r u c t l u n C o Lot Hlk 12 1.( 1 I ni t 7 Hlk I I ------------Flow sra 7 42 l l r f i t r r C n n a l r u r t l o n Co Lola to A II Hlk K H y m n W K v an a A C h a rla a l l e f t i r r f . i n s t r u c t i o n Cn * (2 I Nit Hlk I t E llurka I I I* Lot IS 7 as l l e f i l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co lllk C a n Du n In e 12 Ulk K 14 I I I ni I 10 Hlk I t ---------- --LOU 12 7(2 l l a f t l e r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co I 'L U R IU A M A A U N — F l a s l A O U IT IU N P L A T BOON B P A R E *B F ed eral H ousing L o t I t U lk I t ------------t . u l * ........ ......................... J o a a p h 1' A M a ry D M c K a n n a 2 0 t . f l t l " "1 C om m issioner K E P . S B L Bl B R I V I I I O R P L A T BOOK » P A R B 14 l l e f i l e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co Ini I I t Hlk I t ------- --7.(2 W 51 F t of INil 1 A l l e f i l e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Cn T . ll I ni ) 12 Hlk t ( ............. .. All I ni I1 l l l k H . . . H u b e r t (J A t U r r t a t t 7.(2 lla fila r C o n stru c tio n c « 1Nit l l lllk I t _______ — F ortlar 141.21 Lol 7.(2 l l e f l l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 14 Hlk 1 * _______ — N O B T H W O O U H E I G H T S P L A T HUOK IA P A R E SB 7 42 l l e f l l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co L o t 15 Hlk t * ------------....... . ..... E m a i l A iNirana F e n n l n s t u n 174.14 Lot 7.12 l l a f t l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co Tn)I 1( Ulk t t .... ............ OAKLAND SHORES P L B T BURK IB P A R E S B A 4 7.42 I t a f l l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co INR 17 Ulk I I _______ — Lot 11 n i k n _________ Irm a Folsom l l l . t l I ni I 11 Hlk I t ------------l l e f l l r r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co T.S2 Irvin* K B L Ju b lr* Lot 2 Hlk C ---------- l l e f i l e r C o n e t r u r t l o n Co 7.(2 I ni I I t Hlk I t ________ Cham bara 102.11 I ni I H e f t i e r C o n e t r u e l l o n Co T.SS 40 IHk IS .......... — . Thomas J lU d tg an l l l . t l Lot 41 ll l k IS ------------Lot 7 Hlk C 7.12 l l e f t i r r C o n e t r u r t l o n Co O A K L A N D allUMKB F I R S T A DDITION P L A T HUOK IB P A R E BS 7*3 l i e t i l e r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cu I ni I 41 Hlk I t -----------Lot IHk F (llnrla L B oahm sr 111.71 L o t 41 Hlk I t ------------l l a t l l a r C u n a t r u e l l u n Co 7.43 Hlk F ---W illiam T A M a ra g a st W Lot 7. 4! I t a t i l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co L o t 44 IHk t l ------------Ivey 15*14 I Nil I t Hlk I t ------ -----7.42 H afllar C onairueilon Co Nam ual C A M a ry E S h a w 1714* Lot I I IHk t l ------------Lot 14 Hlk F ....... ......... 7.13 H r f l l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co I Nit 11 I Lea* W l y 20 F l 7 *2 l l r f l l e r C o n e t r u e l l o n Co I ni I 47 Hlk t l --------- --A H r * NK C o r I n .I 7 (2 l l e f l l r r C o n e t r u e l l o n Co lA I IS Hlk I t ...---------- 11 H u n H 51 D a * I t 7 42 l l r l l l e r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co Lot 41 l l l k I t ________ Min W 117.54 F t 8 T .ll l l a f i l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co L o t t o Hlk I t ------------14 Da* 21 M U K I f 7.42 H a f l l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cn L n t I I IHk I t ------------F l N 4* P a * 47 Min H a f l l a r f o n s t r u n t l o n Co 7.42 Lot I t BIk I t --------- — K 2SS.42 F t N W ly l l a t l l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn T.42 L o t U Hlk 1 1 ------------in F t In H a * > Ulk 7.42 H a f l l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn I ni I >1 Ulk I t ________ II ..............— ................ O a k l a n d N h n rta Civic Aaan 7 4! H a f l l a r C o n e t r u r t l o n Co l.o t 5 t Ulk I t _______ _ I n r Kl A) t t IS L o t I t Hlk I t ------------TO l l e f l l r r C n n e l r u e t l o n Co JO H NSON'S P o l L T M r F A R M S P L A T BOO K B P A R K B 7.41 H e f t i e r C o n e t r u r t l o n Co L o t 17 Hlk 11 -----------Bly l l l . t l F t o f I n . la I 7.13 l l e f t i r r C o n a t r u e t l o n Cn L o t I I Hlk I I _________ W a l l a r R A T u n n n a fl A All L o t S U l k H H a f t l a r C o n a l r u c t l o n Cn I d I t Hlk I I ________ 7.43 2 ( 4 1 I ni I IS l l l k I t ------------K u t s r a E t Al l l a f i l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co T.42 W MS 15 F t n r N 111 I I lla fila r C on a tru etlo n Co 7 *2 I ni I I I Hlk I t ________ F l o f N 3*» 45 F t n f l l e f i l e r C u n a l r u c t l o n Cn tNiI 17 Hlk I t -----------7.(1 Lot a lllk II . E l m a r M A Co p u la J U n * t i l l In i I ( 1 H r f l l a r C o n a l r u r l l n n Cn lllk I t ______ — 7 *2 L o u I" II 12 11 A 14 I t e f i l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 7 *2 I nk *4 lllk IS ------------l t ( ( ( I nr I t Hlk I t ------------lllk H . .............. ..... W M A R e b ar l a SI l u l t o n H a f t l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co 7.42 n r * In t Ply H / W L a u r a H a f t l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co I Nit I I Hlk I t ________ 7.43 HI A E l y H / W H w y l l a f i l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cu 7.(1 INit IT U lk I I --------- — 17-13 R u n an L a u r a lle f lla r C on stru c tio n Cn 7*1 I nji *1 Hlk l l ------------HI A L a k e K a t h r y n H r f l l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co IN>t I t Ulk I t ________ 7.41 C lrcla in H o y I7-S1 l l e f ll r r C o n a lru rlln n Cn I ni I 70 lllk t * . . ........ 7.11 N E ly o n l i n y In H e f t i e r c o r n i r u e i t o n Co 7 II In R 7 1 IHk IS ------------4 11 10 Nan F r a n r i a c u R a d a v s l u p t r * H a f l l a r C o n a i r u e i l o n Co Hr* ..................... ....... 7 1! Ha* 34 1 F l r I t D * b 1n R 71 IHk I I ________ i n (b I ni I 71 IHk I t ________ lla f tle r C o n a lru ctlo n Cu 7.(1 I " Mln B o f N W KATHHAN PA RK P L A T BOOK B P A C E * SB T O BB A H e f t i e r C o n a l r u r l l n n l 'o 7.(2 I Nit 74 Hlk IS -----------C o r I n i I a H u n H (1 P L A T ROOK B PARKB B A Bl H a f l l a r C o n a l r u r l l n n Co 7*2 I nr Tt H lk I S ________ D e * i n Mln E H I T I n it S IHk I ---------------l l n n a l d U A u s tin 21 I I 1n»I 71 Hlk I f ________ l l a f t l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cn T .ll F l S l y on C u r v e Lot I lllk 21 .......... .. W It A l l n a l l L K t m n M l IT I Nil 7 7 Hlk I t ________ 7 42 H s f t l a r C o n a l r u c t l o n Co IS 17 F t 8 B 'ly on K ATS4RB N P A R K SECTION NO B P L A T BO O K • P A R K a s lla tlla r C on a tru etlo n t'n I n r 71 Ulk !» -----------T.ft C u r v e 41.f ! Fi ■ N E ly 17 F t o f L o t 1 L o t 7* H lk 1 * _______ _ l l a f i l a r C o n a l r u c t l o n Co 7.42 I I D a * 11 Mln W A NWly t l F t e f L e t I Nil 10 l l l k 1 1 ________ l l a f t l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co T .ll t u C a n a l N W 'l y o n 4 Ulk 1 ------------------M e lin d a R B o n a a l a s l 1(4 41 L o t l l U lk I t ________ l l a f t l a r C o n a t r u e t l o n Co 7.41 C a n a l lo U s e BIk 1 • SIMINOLK M E I U H T S P L A T BOO K ■ P A R K S 1 A I I nR 11 B Ik I I ------------K a l t l s r C o n s t r u c t i o n Cu 7.(2 D a* 2*1 F t a I D ag I* Lula 1 A 1 ( L raa l t d ) U r i i n i k t * _________ H a f l l a r C o n s l r u r t l u n Co 7.(2 Mln W o f N E C o r Hlk A ..... ........... .... W illiam J Bwaanay 111 ( I L o t 14 Hlk I t ______ __ l l a f i l a r Cy in alru ctlo n Co 7 12 In r A I t u n N I I Lula 1 A I ( L s i a ttd ) I n r I t Hlk I t ______ ... H a f l l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n Co 7.12 D a * 01 Mln W I t * A l i t * I.SS F t BW ly L o t I I B Ik 11 ____ ____ H e f t i e r C o n s t r u e U e n Co T .(l F l ■ 11 Daa II UlA a 111.41 NAME OF O W N ER lle lr a H i.n H lchard W A B u lk A Q r ln d lf -■ill *■■ i l l a l f o r d 14.11 �o ef « D E SC RIPTIO N o r LAND NAME ON OWNER ! 3 DESCRIPTION OF LAND III w to c a n a l s e i f • lo u r Canal A NEl r a lo n e L a k e to K U n a N to D a e Blk 1 ___________________ B » e N W C o r L o t I Blk I Run 8 llo F t B »« r t n i 4 i . « r t W l r 14.1 r t t o D a e n t h a __________ _ P r u d e n c e R H r u n no, H e lr a ft ! 8 «J b & a 5 NAME OF OWNER *-* • !«* 10T 104 101 It* lit 111 lit lit lit lit 117 ill m 110 in DESC RIPTION OT NAME LA N D j................... .............. — OWNER D E S C R I P T I O N O F LA N D til d h d U t I B l k D ---------------- ■ -------- -------------------------------- .......... Or ill B radford R a a lly C* T . ll B r a d f o r d B e a t t y Co T .tl B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co T.01 T -- - B r a d f o r d R a a l l y Co 7.41 .. ...r m r ir - ia m r B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co 7.11 B radford R e a lly Co T . ll ............ . _________ _ B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co 7.11 ■■ ■— . ....... _____ B radford R e a lty Co T . ll ......... ........ ___h__ 7.70 Bradford R t a l t y Co ----- ------ . . . rn__1; B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co 7.71 j |f„ ,,r, ., , B r a d f o r d B a a l t y Co T . ll _______ . . r.. . T Bradford B e alty Co 7.24 l( - *iri | nVi 1.72 B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co B r a d f o r d I t e a l t y Co T.41 ......... 1.07 B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co B rad fo rd R a ally Co T.41 P L A T RO O K I S P A O R *8 FRANWOOD P L A IA L o t 1 ( L o in l t d ) --------Bradford R e a lty Co 111.11 le i t ] ( L e u R d ) -----B r a d f o r d R e a l t y Co 111.11 11T1.I1 B r a d f o r d R t a l t y Co Lot 4 P R A 1 R I N L A M B MANOR P L A T BO O K 1 P A O R 44 L o t 11 ( L eea 8 I I I P t o f W I I F t Of E 44 M arvin J A M a rian V F t ) Mtk A ------------A rnam alar 111.11 Itu eaell J A P l o r a n c e A L o t 1 B l k C ----------_ _ Ilf.T I F allon M a r y A B lm p k ln a lii.ii L o t 1 A I n i k C ______ L o t I (Leaa 8 W l y 100 B u a aall J A F l o r e n c e A P t ) B l k C ---------1 1 .li F elto n E m a il K A B e tty 1 E H of Lot I t B lk D _ 11.44 Plnkard P L A T ROOK Y P A G E 48 I1ROVH T E R R A CM 81,71 A u s t i n A K llen T a a t e L o ta I A * B lk A _______ 1.01 K uaene J A Harah L Orr L o ta I 4 A 10 B lk A „ I 04 K v e l a n a Neleo n L o t I l l l k B __________ 1.40 M a ry O h ea L o t 21 lllk B 1.40 U t 11 Blk B M a ry O h ee P I R B T A D D I T I O N T O O K O V E T B H H A C R P U T KOOK 1 P A O E 4* C h a rlo tte Foater U t 7 Blk C ________ 111 M athew L A l | a r * r * t H a lth 4.41 U t 10 Blk C ______ — U t 11 Blk C ................. J n e A B n a a C a in i s III K 1) A M a ry T h n m a * U t a 10 A 11 B lk D - ..... 44.40 LA K K V IRW P L A T ROOK It P A R K 14 U t a 1 A 1 B l k 1 ........ Ruky b e U ln a 111.74 U t * I A I I (Lea* s t C o r a C o l e m a n ttco lt Bd) Blk I ............. — 11.11 U t a I A I t ( L eea 8 t B d ) ll l k t ........_ J a m * * M Y o u n * K t Al 11.41 C h a r l i e J H h ep h erd U t II Blk I --------- --4.14 4.14 W lllia A A W illie M H a r le y U t 1 B lk I ---------------4.1* C harlie J S hepard U t 1 Blk I „ ______ — 4.1* U t 1 lllk I ............ Holly M r K t n a l e N Hi F l n r L i t t Blk W a l t e r J A M i l d r e d 11 I ( U e a Ft Rd) till B e ad MEN ITT P A R K P L A T ROOK a P A R E 88 C lam m lt T A L e ttta M U t 1 R lk B — — -. L ockett 1 .1 1 Clam m le T A L e ttle M U t 1 B lk n ---------------T . ll U ck ett A r t h u r L A S a r a h J W llan n 47.11 U t 4 Blk [ 1 ------------17,*0 O r r la L Moor* l i h e * U t 14 Blk B ................. 4.1! B C A I l e o r c l * M H u tto n U t I B lk C . ................ P L A T ROOK t o PAUM M P H A IH IH LAKH H E IU H T S Ttul.ert W l l l l m o r * llt.A l U t I ---------------------- J e r k W C rulckahank 114.01 U t I I ------------ -----------B ay 71 F t K A 71.1 F t H of NW C or nf L e t IT l l u n N 11.1 F t K I 'U Fl S H i"! F l W t i l l F t NKIy L o u ie H A D ean P Itenaon 111.07 i n i . 7 F t tn lie* lie* NK C n r U t IT Hun W 7 i F l H 7S 1 F t 8 1’ly 1 UI Fl In HB C>r o f L o t IT N t i n s F t t o B e * .... D a l l a t M A M ild red L B a k e r 11.71 F r o m N W C o r U l !T Bun K l l l . t Ft 8 i n F t f o r P t» n l l u n K l » » F t 8 1 11 F t 8F.ly 10* F t to SB C o r o f U t 17 W till Ft N 100.1 11.0* C a lv i n W A T e a l * B a k e r F t t o POD ................. 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I* 21 10 W i l l i a m W h i t * N W H of NW«t K of B it I Leaa N 111 F t A 11.41 II tl t o Q u i t m a n It D a v ie E t Al ltd ) P L A T IIOOK I * P A R R *4 COOL-MIIH R a t T I I I t V I a i O N C a r l K A M a r a a r e t l l r a d y 144.78 U t 1 P L A T BOOK I I P A R K P F R I IN T R R H A C M t t r n r * r P A lle rn lre M rtlulr* I I II U t 4 lllk B H e n r i e t t a C M tk eeell 10 14 L o t 1* lllk It „ Thomaa J J r A B arbara J U t I I lllk 11 --------- --Eoretlo 111.4* Ohara A Y oun* TI. I I U t I I ll l k C ...............P I.A T ROO K ■ P A R R t * I.A K E H I D R R P A R K A t A Judy V lrkery 111 11 U t I Blk I -------- ----... T h e o d o r * M A P liy lll* A U t 4 B lk 4 -----------118.40 K ern e W L eonard A T h elm a J U t I B l k ( ------------Jnnee IIT .II I . AK KWOOD SIIUMRB P I . A T HOOK I * P A R R I I H obart K Sr A llu th M U t 1* l l l k A --------- . . . 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B ad H i l l Td S r"*Ti i at C or o t N W U B K li H un H 11* F t PLAT BOOK 48 PARRS Bd A A rth u r M A A s s M W 44 F t B 12* F t *»<•*.-» • I I t t t l I r a A H e l e n T o eet* K II F t — 1.11 W slk U s 114.11 B t f H I F t W ~ £ " 144 F t N o f 8 B Cor o t w m t O M M A M a ry B B W U S* M U B k B llarsbiM klA MM4 r J 2 sf A U X • • c It 4 m a P £ 8 NAME Or OWNER 3 |* | !{5 * 11 F t 11 I t F t i n E I I F l 8 I I F t _ 10 11 H D D Daniel B e * O i l F t N A 111 F t W o f BE C o r o f N W U of BKU R un W 101 F l N i l l F t E M IT 1 «I F t 8 l i t F t ____ 11 11 I I M a u d S a p p B e * I I I F t N A 101 F t w Of BE C o r o f N W U of BEU Run W 101 F t N 111 F t E 101 F t 8 111 F t ( L e a a R d ) _________ 1* 21 H D D D a n i e l 14.14 8 2.01 Ch o f N 4.11 Ch or E 1 .1 1 Ch or 8E U o f S K U ______ I t l l 11 P l n k l * S tp ltn ll.il Bo* 1 1 1 F t R o f NW Cor o f N E U of SW U of BEU R un E 00 r t 8 H I F t w 10 F t N I I I F t „ • 0.01 11 t l I r a To**!* D aniel N E U o f B W U Of r w u 10.14 21 H D D W H o f MWU o f s w u (Lee* N 0 1 4 U F t o f w m i / i rt> * B * S 10 F t E o f BW C o r R u n N 100 F t W 10 F l N 400 F t K 110 F t t 110 F t E 110 F t N 110 F t H 100 F t N 40 F t E 10 F t 8 110 r t E 10 P t N I I I F t E 14 F t 8 110 F t W 10 F t N 111 F t W I I I F t 8 10 Ft V,’ 1*4 F t 8 111 P t W 113 F t l o R t * ( L eaa 8 11 F t o f N 111 F t o f E 100 F t o f W 111 F t ) A N 0*1 1/ 0 F t o f MRU o f 11.11 B W U o f B W U ____ 11 21 H D D Deni al E H i F t o f N 14 A c r e s of 8EU of BW U (Leea Road A N 111.41 F t o f W 100 F l) ..................... 12.41 -. 11 t t t l P h i l i p B a r o u d l N 111.11 F t of W 100 F t o f E 111 F t o f r-oi B E U o f B W U ----------t l I I 11 O v ie d o U t i l i t i e s Co f a * S t ' R V K T O P J O H N ADAM S E S T A T E D K K D RO O K SA F A G R 1S1 ■CH 2 i.IT U t R ----------. . . -----------P a r r y L Gibson N 40 r t o f W TO F t o f U t E ________ ___ . 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MILTON SQUAMM P L A T RO O K 8 P A O R M F r a n k D avta U t a I I A 1 4 ------------4.41 M innie ttm flh * J a m a s U t * 41 A 40 ------------14.47 Jackson H elen T o u t s 4.14 U t a 01 A 4 1 ------------30 27 W illiam A L etts M B r a n d y Lola 47 41 42 A 00 _ _ L e o l a Mam paos 12.41 tm l* 71 A 7 1 ------------K l f t * Nix T t.il U t a Tl A 1 0 ------------P L A T BOO K a P A G E l a OAK R ID G E J e r r y A P aulin* A rn d t ll.T I U t e 11 IT A I I OVIKDO s c h o o l T R U S T E E ’S S U B D I V I S IO N P L A T BO O K 8 P A U K 81 D D D enial Il.lt U l i 1 A I ------ ------ -----P L A T ROO K I t P A G R • O V IK D O T E R R A C E D t) A R u t h D ental ll.IT U t 14 D D D aniel 47.14 U t JO _______________ D t> D a n i e l lt.il U t It BAMUKL A R O B IN SO N ’S A D D I T I O N T O O V I E D O P L A T BO O K 8 F A G R T R o b ert K A E stelle P Lot I ---------M cC alllaler 141.44 HOUND L A K E E ST A T E S P L A T HOOK I d P A O E T P h ilip B aroudl t.tt U t I B l k A ---------------P hilip B aroudl 1.4* U t 1 B l k A ------------— B a r o u d l P h i l i p t .t* U t I B l k A ------------Philip B aroudl 1.44 U t 4 B l k A ------------ — Philip B aroudl 8.11 U t 4 B l k A ------------P h ilip llarag d l 0.4* U t 0 B lk A ------------P h i l i p B a r o u d l 8.14 L o t T Blk A ------------— P hilip B aroudl l.ll U t I Blk A ------------P hilip B aroudl 2.4* U t I B l k A ------------P h ilip B aroudl L u t 10 B l k A ------ ------244 P hilip B aroudl U t I t B l k A ------------2.4* P hilip B aroudl U t t l n i k A ------------1.4* P h ilip B aroudl l.tl U l I I B l k A ------------P h i l i p B a r o u d l U t 14 B l k A ------------2.1 ■ Philip B a roudl U t 10 B l k A --------- I.U Philip B a ro u d l 2.14 U t 17 B lk A --------- --P hilip B aroudl L o t I I Hlk A ------------111 P hilip B aroudl U t I I B lk A ----------- — 1.4* Ph ilip B aroudl L o t I f B l k A ------------ t.ll Ph ilip B aroudl U t 11 B l k A ------------t.ll P h i l i p B a r o u d l U t I I B l k A ------------2.11 Philip B a ro u d l L o t 11 B lk A ------------t.U Philip B aroudl U t 14 B lk A ------------1.1* P hilip B aroudl U t I i Blk A ---------------14* Philip B aroudl U t I I Blk A ------------2.1! Philip B aroudl L o t 17 B l k A ------------2.14 P hilip B aroudl U t I t B lk A ------ ------1.14 P h ilip B aroudl U l I t B lk A ------------III Philip llaruudl U t 10 B l k A ------------1.14 P h ilip B aroudl U t I I B l k A ------------2.11 I'hlMp B a r o u d l U t I I B l k A ------------1.44 Philip B aroudl U t I I B l k A ------------1.11 r h i ii p B aroudl U t I I B lk A ------------2.18 Ph ilip B aroudl U l 11 l l l k A ------------2.11 P h ilip B aroudl U t 10 B l k A ------------2.11 B a r e udl U t I I B l k A ________ Philip 2.48 U l I I B l k A ---------------P h i l i p Ha r o u d l l.ll U t 11 B l k A ------------P hilip B aroudl 2.14 U t 00 B l k A ------------Philip B aroudl 2 IS P h i l i p U t 1 B l k B ------------B aroudl 1.44 U t I l l l k B ------------Ph ilip B aroudl lit U l 1 B lk U ------------I’hlMp B a r o u d l t.ll U t 0 l l l k B ------------Philip llaroudl 2.44 U t 4 B lk B ------------Ph ilip B aroudl 1.11 U t 0 B lk B ------------P h ilip B aroudl t.tl U l T B l k B ------------Ph ilip B aroudl l.ll U t I B l k B ______ _ Philip B aroudl 2.I t U t I Blk B ------------Ph ilip B aroudl I 41 U t 10 IH k B ------------Ph ilip B aroudl t.tl U t 11 B l k B ________ Ph ilip B aroudl t.tt U t I I B l k B ________ Philip B aroudl til U t I I B l k B ------------Philip B aroudl 1.11 L o t 10 B l k B ------------P hilip B aroudl t IS U t 14 B l k B ------------P hilip U aroudt 2.11 U t 1 B lk C ------------P h ilip B aroudl I it U l I B l k C ------------— Philip B aroudl 211 L o t I B l k C ------------Philip B a ro u d l 114 U t 4 B l k C ------------P h ilip B aroudl 1.11 U t 4 B l k C ________ _ Philip B aroudl l.ll U t 0 B l k C ------------P h ilip B aro u d l til U t I B l k C ------------P h ilip B aroudl f.ll U t I B l k C ------------I’hlMp B a r o u d l t.tl U t I B l k D ------------P hilip B aroudl 2.11 U t 1 E l k D ...............Philip B aroudl t.ll U l I B l k D ________ P h ilip B aroudl 2-14 A 4 B l k D ----------- — P h ilip B aroudl l.ll U t 4 R l k D ............ .... 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J R T a t Collector R im lnola C ounty Ban f o rd , F l o r i d a f ( I A There's no room for argument about the supremacy of Hie daily newspaper as on advertising medium. Newipapers rale 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 own pace...spend time on items of special interest*. xRp and save ads for use as shopping guides. And the advertiser can use os much space os he needs for a full product story. The newspaper holds a firm place In our lives. A study of the TV audience found that 'newspaper reading is the only form of mass communication which showed no reaction when M TV sets were purchased.* No ifs...and s...o r buts. Newspapers are the primary advertising medium. Your Best Buy — Your Hometown Newspaper Local News — About People You Know! Sty* >attfar& SfcraU* 8 £ ia a D E S C R I P T IO N OF LA ND O n* �" SERVING O R A N G E A N D SEM IN O LE " -ESTABLISHED IN 1883TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS ESCROW SERVICE DOCUMENTARY NOTARIZATION »TAX & JUDGMENT SEARCHES O il IIS FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION 8900 ORLANDO N O CHARGE FOR SUCH C ALLS 60 NORTH COURT AVENUE WEST OF COURTHOUSE ORLANDO �Congress Rushing LBJ's Expanding War Che Combat GIs 'Firm Truce' Signed In Civil War On Scene Both Factions Seminole County The Senford N ival Acad­ emy brigade had to do some fast-stepping to get down to the city dock Tuesday before the “Wyndcreat H” sailed in. In fact, Capt. John Wil­ liams, piloting the Wyndcrest, had to slow the craft down in time to allow the midshipmen to make It to the scene. The arrival of the SNA’s future flagship was a mo­ mentous occasion with full coverage by the press, radio and TV, and a flyover of jets from the Naval Air Station. • e • Capt. Richard E. Fowler, commander of Reconnais­ sance Attack Wing One, will be the guest speaker Thurs­ day night at a meeting of the Central Florida chapter Sig­ ma Delta Chi, professional journalism fraternity, In Or­ lando. • • e The Seminole C o u n t y School Board will have a new achool desegregation plan. Supt. R. T. Milwee be­ lieves the bosrd can meet the requirement* set up by the federal government. • • • Our delegation which went to Tallahassee the other day to plug county-wide tele­ phone service esme home “very elsted" by the recep­ tion they received before the Florida Public Utilities Com­ mission. • • • Overheard at the court house: “The Cuban eituatlon It really pussllng. Tha cap­ ital of Cuba is H avapa^the government le In Moecow, and most of the people live in Miami Beach!" • • e May has been proclaimed a* "clean-up, palnt-up, fix­ up and pick-up" month In the city of Longwood by Mayor David R. Wentworth who ur­ ges all citizens of tha com­ munity to cooperate in this worthwhile effort. e • • May is Mental Health Month and the Seminole County Mental Health As­ sociation will present a film on the "Compulsive Car Thief* on Thursday 8 p.m. at tha Civic Center. The public and all interested persons are Invited to attend. This film Is one of a series on mental illlncis on "The Disordered Mind." James Luce, of Ci>cna Beach, will be present. He is a counselor and it on tha White House committee. s e e They tell us that Cassius Clay went through town the other day. . . . .and we never heard a thing. • • e A bill will lie introduced In the Florida legislature to give the chairmen of the Seminole County Board of Commissioners an Increase in his automobile eapense ac. count. The chairman has been re­ ceiving *1600 annually. Un­ der the new legislation he would get $1800. e • e Dr. Arthur Blood, Orlan­ do psychiatrist, will speak in connection with M e n t a l Health Week at 8 p.m. May 18 at tha Seminole County Health Center. Insurance Rate Increase Denied TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — I n s u r a n c e Commissioner Broward Williams today de­ nied request! by Nationwld* Mutual and Nationwide Gen­ eral Insurance Company for a 25 per cent increase in au­ tomobile insurance rates. Simultaneously, Williams announced that a public hearing on anothar rate in­ crease request by the 90 com­ panies represented by the National Buraaa of Casualty | Underwriters arlll bo held 'May 27. In Agreement to Cease Fire SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) — The Organization of American States (OAS) announced today that both sides had signed a “firm truce" in the civil war that cost more than 1,000 dead and brought U. S. armed intervention. Several hundred more Amer­ ican troopi landed today aa the OAS official* met at the loyalist stronghold of San Isidro sirbaie. Junta leaders and rebel provisional "presi­ dent" Francisco Caamano Deno signed the truce. The agreement called the “Act of Santo Domingo" had four provisions: —It formalized the cease­ fire already shakily In effect. —It demarcates an enlarge­ ment of the security rone carved out by U. S. Marines and paratroopers to include all foreign embassies. —It provides for evacuation of persons who have taken asylum in various embassies and of refugees caught up In the fighting. —II provides for distribution of food, medicine and medical equipment to both sides re­ gardless of political belief*. TRAWLER SUNK SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) — U. S. paratroopers opened fire on a 350-foot rebel trawler in the Ozama River today, touching off an explotion heard throughout the city. The trawler apparently was carrying ammunition. The trawler (of unknown na­ tionality) flrat opened fire on the paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division, who hive carved out an International refuge xone and a supply line through rebel-held territory. The paratroopers returned the fire and the explosion follow­ ed. The ship did not sink but was lying disabled In the riv­ er which bisects Santo Domin­ go. Fate of its crew was not known. Observer* believed It was bringing In arms and am­ munition from a foreign coun­ try for use by the rebels. OTHERWISE QUIET Otherwise the military situ a 1 1 o n was comparatively quiet with only scattered fir­ ing heard through the city. The political situation appear­ ed static with diplomats, in­ cluding representatives of the Organisation o f American States (OAS), making little progress toward permanent peace. $1 Prepared For Quick Approval TALLAHASSEE (UPD The hefty *1,091,5(1,<M* gen eral approprations bill to sup­ port the many facets of state government In the neat bien­ nium, waa put In the Senate today and made a special and continuing order of business for Friday. The bill, that would give Flo­ rida its very first bllllon-dollar general spending authorization, was hammered out by the ap­ propriations committee after weeks of study and amid pleas to keep It within anticipated income of *1.1 billion. The House measure, calling for a two-year outlay of *5.1 million less than the more generous Senate version, Is also to be voted on this week. This represents the earliest a Florida Legislature has ever gotten the bulky money bill to a vote. Kenneth Ireland, chief con­ sultant to tba Senate commit­ tee, got special permission to throw the bill into tha hopper shortly before the Senate went to work on another dull but heavy calendar of so-called non-controversial bills. House money chairman J. J. Griffin of Osceola expects to bring his appropriations bill to a vote in the House Thursday “The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 ' WEATHER: Tueadny 83-57; cloudy, little change in temperature tonight and Thursday. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 19G5 SANFORD, FLORIDA * VOL. 57 on the S t Johns River Phona 823-2611 'Savage Sons' Return Home Next Two Days Sam Sheppard Freedom Bid Gets Setback CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P D Thc 6th District U. S. Court of Appeals today reversed the dccision of a federal judge free­ ing Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard from prison. Sheppard, a suburban Cleve­ land osteopath, was freed from Ohio Penitentiary last July aft­ er serving nearly to years for the bludgeon slaying of bis pregnant wife, Marilyn. Sheppard was ordered i leased by Federal Judge Carl Weinman of U, S. District Court in Dayton, Ohio, The state appealed the release, de mandlng that Sheppard be sent back to prison for the remainder of hla second degree murder life lenience. After serving almost 10 yei'ra for the (laying, Sheppard was freed following many le gal maneuveri by hla attorneys to win freedom. Weinman granted a habeas corpus writ on grounds that ov­ erwhelming newspaper pub­ licity caused i d unfair trial. Following his release, Shep­ pard married his blonde Uer man pen-pal, Arianc Tvbbcn Johanns, a divorcee. The cou pie has been living In the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River since last summer. The appeal* court ordered Sheppard ’‘remanded to the custody of the warden of the Ohio Penitentiary." North Freezes, Southland Basks United Press International Temperatures dipped below freezing In northern Michigan and upper New England today and dropped to the upper 30's In the Pacific northwest. Thunderstorms continued for a second day throughout the Great Plains and Ohio Valley and in the northern Rocky Mountains. Sunny skies and warm wei thrr bathed the South. NO. 183 "WYNDCREST II" with Chief William Holcomb on the how (lower photo), pet* ready to dock nt Sanford. In upper photo, J. P. V^epcru of the Bernarr Mncfadden Foundation, welcomes Cant. John Williams. Tho (id-foot yacht is a pi ft to tho Sanford Naval Academy from Roswell Mi>er, wealthy New-Yorker, I t will bo used as the flagship of the SNA fleet. (Herald Photos) 2 Youths Face Death Sentence In Rape Case Israi'l Glllry and Jimmy Lee Drum right were found guilty Tuesday of the Feb. 8 rjpe of a 12-year-old girl. Hi* Ctii’Uit Court jury liberated approx Imnti-ly huur* before returning verdict. It did nut recommend mercy. Albert N. Fitts, attorney fur the two hoya, this mornIng said he will file a motion for a new trial. Sentencing lias been delayed until the motion i* acted upon. Fitts ha* until May !ft to file. If the motion is refused, the automatic death sentences wilt be appealed to the stain Supreme Court. This la an automatic move when any death aentence is |iasied in the state of Florida. Tha two-day trial ended rather apeedily after a first day of Jury selection, which lasted lute into the night Monday. Wltnessea heard Tuesday Included the little girl who was raped. Six RA-5C Vigilantes from RVAH-5 are expected to land at Sanford Naval Air Station at 11 a.m. Thursday ending la 10 - month deployment aboard the aircraft carrier USS Ranger in the South China Sea. Support p e r s o n n e l and equipment arc expected to ar­ rive In six airlirts starting Friday afternoon at 5:30, wllh additional arrivals at 6, 7, 7:30, 7:15 and 9 p.m. Friday’s airlift ii expected to bring in a tola) of IBS men in addition to the pilots and bombardier navigators arriving Thursday, The Savage Son* of RVAH-5 are commanded by Cdr. Wal­ lace L. Russell, who tuok command of the unit in Ja n ­ uary while they were a Iward the carrier USS Ranger in the Pacific. He relieved Cdr. Paul K. Werner, currently chief staff officer of Reconnaiss­ ance Attack Wing One. RVA1I-S was tho first oper ntlimnl Vigilante squadron to ■board ■ carrier. Since two other VIhave gone RVAH-1 and are currently under way at Sanford Naval Air Station to welcome tho in­ coming aquadron. Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., the new Yummandnr of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, will greet Ids first re turning squadron since ac cepting command of the wing last Tuesday. Also expected to he on hand for the squadron's arrival will be the wives and families of the returning fliers. Mem­ bers of the press and other news media also are antici­ pated. Burns' Road Plan Questioned TALLAHASSEE (UPD - A serious break developed to­ day in the wall of support Gov. liaydnn Burns has been building for his proposed lino ‘THOSE GUYS are trying to make monkeys out of us chimps," was the gripe this morning of Carmen, prize resident of Sanford Municipal Zoo, when informed the Florida Senate Tuesday approved and sent to the House a measure forbidding chimpanzees from driving automobiles on state highways. Carmen laid the blame on "my sm art Alec cousin over ut Tampa" for driving on city itreets. The Tampa chimp defied a state trooper while driving on Interstate 4 because there are no state laws forbidding animals from driving automobiles. (Herald Photo) million highway construction bond program. Sen. George Holiahan, of Miami, one of the early and strong supporter*, questioned Itie reportedly high cost of borrowing the four • Isning money through the b o n d method. Holiahan said he has heard that il will coil the stale *113 million in interest to get the early use of *140 million. If this be true, Holiahan said, the amount of interest sterna highly excessive. Holiahan hand delivered to Governor Burns today a twopa go letter listing this reser­ vation and concern and de­ manding that the Governor furnish the Legislature with the full information oa costs of the program. Hollihsn said hr supported the bond proposal because It would provide *90 million in roads for Dade County, includ­ ing an expressway f r o m downtown Miami to Home­ stead and would expedite con­ struction of Interstate High­ way 75 from Tamps to Miami. "I write you because of serious concern an my part ennrerning t h e exorbitant cost the taxpayers apparent­ ly wilt hive to pay In interest in order to obtain this bond money. He said the report of *113 million (in interest coete) gives him “ serious pause end genuine cause to question the financial feasibility of Use bond proposal as it now stands". Meanwhile, • number of senators complained privately that pressure was being put on them by the Governor, his road board and other lobby­ ist! to support the hill. "There's a lot of arm-twist­ ing going on," said one. In the House, Rep. Wilbur Boyd, of 51ana lee, was trying to work up a faction to fight the m eaiure and, If not able io kill It, at least keep it from going on the ballot fur a vote of tho people until next year. The Governor needs 8t House members and 33 sena­ tors to put the proposal be­ fore the people this November and get atarted on the roadbuilding, if they approve, next January. A delay until 1966 would mean the money would not be available until January of 1967 and It also would throw the proposal into the 1966 campaigns for governor. Berserk Father Kills 2, Self HIALEAH (UPI) - A ber­ serk man blasted into hla exwife's home Tuesday night and killed his daughter and her step-father In a hail of rifle bullets, Then be took his own life as police closed in. Police said Ward T. Rine­ hart, 45, of Miami, ahoi his J3year-old daughter, Janice Gale Rinehart, and Jamea E. MiaakeOey, 41, owner of the houee nnd the girl's stepfather. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha H oum appropri­ ations committee, nctlr.K with unusual speed, today unanimously approved President Johnson's request for an extra $700 million to finance the expanding war in South Viet Nam The House, setting aside customary, parliamen­ tary p r o c e d u r e s thnt might have emitted brief delay, planned to vote on m w A • • • the emergency money bill early this afternoon. Srnate ratification w a s set for later today or Thurs­ day. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara detailed tha President's request at a elos-' cd joint meeting of the Sen­ ate armed services and ap­ propriations committees. Congress rushed to start the money measure through the legislative mil) Tuesday even before Johnson's formal request had been transmitted to Capitol Hill. He had outlin­ ed It orally to key membera nt the White House Tuesday 3 Men Killed JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Three Jacksonville men were killed here when their old mo­ del car slammed Into the en­ gine of a Seaboard Airline passenger train. Rocky To Run ALBANY, N. Y. (U PI) — New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said be would seek a third term next year, but morning. be .left In doubt whether bn The House appropriations would again seek the Republi­ committee approved the mon­ can presidential nomination. ey request at a closed ses­ sion on recommendation of two defense subcommittee* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ which cleared the bill awlftAgriculture C o m m ln lo n e r ly Into Tuesday. Doyle Conner ctnccUeled a MORE GIs SAIGON (UPI) — More public hearing on a proposed than 1,200 U.S. Army para­ state marketing order for Flo­ troopers landed near Saigon rida's watermelon Industry, today—the first Army units because of Um proximity f tho committed to an acknowledg­ harvest season. ed combat role in Viet Nam. In the Da Nang area U.S. LAKE RONKONKOMA, N. Marines avenged weeks of harassment with two success­ Y. (UPI) — Norman Brokenshire, 66, • pioneer radio an­ ful combat patrols. In the air war U.S. Navy nouncer who made “How do nnd Vietnamese Air Force you do, iadiea and gentlemen" planes destroyed or damaged hla tradem ark over tho na­ boxcars, radar (Utiona, mil­ tion's airwaves for 40 yearn itary building* and three died Tuesday. small bridges in Communist North Viet Nam. All ptanes returned safely NEW YORK (U PI) - Ope. to base, a military (pokes- rations in New York'# g lu t man reported. garment industry rent Hoed The Marine combat patrols virtually paralysed by « strike from Da Nang killed seven today although the o k a Viet Cong and raptured a reached agreement on a new wounded guerrilla in perhapa contract with 35 of the fashion their most successful strike houses. uf tho war. KILL GUERRILLAS One Marine patrol killed WASHINGTON (UPI) . T h e seven guerrlllHa In a thrust threat of a gag on debate wee at the village of Thai ninh, expected today to nudge the six miles west of Da Nang, Senate Into a speed-up on the In till* operation twu com­ panies caught the guerrillas voting rights bill. Speaking far between them and railed the Southerners who oppose the down an artillery barrage In measure, Sen. Allen J. Ella classic “hammer ami anvil ender (D-La.) blocked an agreement which would hava maneuver." The other patrol revisited applied a debate limitation on the villngo of I* My where amendments to the bill, four la-atliernecks were wounded Tuesday. I t en­ ATLANTA (UPI) - Georg­ countered some fire but made no eerioui contact. The pa­ ians vote today to nominate trol captured a guerrilla candidate* for a reapportioned wounded Tuesday and heard House of Representatives in e reports from villagers the primary election that hae Viet Cong carried off two drawn a number of Negro dead and three wounded candidates and a grand dragon the Ku Klux K lin More than Tuesday. An American military 300 Democrat* and Republi­ spokesman reported that Viet cans are seeking the 141 seat* Cong guerrillas havu sharp­ ut stake in tho 203-member ly increased their activities House. No other offices ere with the coming of the first affected by the primary which monsoon raina. He reported leads to tha ovarium of the 25 “incidents" including one rural bloc stranglehold and attack, seven cuses of salto* gives to Greater Atlanta a tage amt 17 Incidents uf ter- total of 36 representative* where it has had only six. rlsm In the past 24 hours. Meet Cancelled Announcer Dies Paralyzed Debate Gag1 Georgia Votes BUILD YOUR CRED IT — WHERE IT CO UN TS” — FINANCE — YOUR NEW CAR AT OUH LOW, LOW INTEREST RATE 4'A% ( f 1.50 PER 9100 FER YEAR) YOUR BONUS . . . WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH US. NOW OS IN THE FUTUltE, 18 AUTOMATIC ELIGIIIIL1TY FOR A ----- - SIGNATURE LOAN! Cult thn nuto loan experts: Ralph Pexold or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-1611* TIORIBA STATE BANK u — *— ■ l i e PRACB TERMS CAIRO (UPI) — Peace term s ending the civil war In Urn Yeaaea have bean adopted by the rival Republi­ can and Royaliat regimes, i : - - ■ , ____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 04, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 04, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3c94ab073df32aa873bce61008340b06.pdf 24aa15c12a8ebd15ef258a28ac595a4e PDF Text Text * ij.' .i:'f •. --fy ' ■f e v. : > v- . ■ . ?Sw <j, ■•.? :i' ■ Ssmbwlsi Qoantq at thahelm in $ t. o £hnA JidtandA (fUv&A (pAjOfAci Contributions from the firms listed below make this presentation possible JOHN A. BURTON IV CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY JAMES G. CHAPMAN CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN CARROLL'S FURNITURE CO . CHASE and COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK CITY COMMISSIONERS SANFORD ELECTRIC COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SANFORD HERALD KATHERINE and RICHARD DOUGHERTY SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN A. K. SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. FLORIDA STATE BANK SANFORD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOC. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT GATOR LUMBER CO . Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. Ellinor Motor Company Haag Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. JIM HUNT REALTY Holler Motor Sales IVEY'S SHOE STORE Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Seminole County Motors, Inc. LEE BROTHERS PLUMBING LEROY ROBB CONSTRUCTION PENNEY'S PERKINS' SHEILA and VINCENT ROBERTS ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON — Strickland-Morrison, Inc. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. TOUCHTON'S DRUG UNITED STATES BANK OF SEMINOLE WALL PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. �~ » *•« *» Seminole County * * • • (Eh? I / c l O C^ Things a n humming a t Sanford Plata. Soma of tha naw atorea may ba ready to opan In a m attar of a faw waaka. Businesses already opan a n feeling tha impact of all tha activity. • • • Slot racing U coming to Sanford. And w hat ia alot racing? I t ia recing of mintst u n automobllei over an in* door treck. They a n battery* powered. Tha naw aport ia one of tha faateat growing in tha United Statea. a • • Tha turfing crate haa hit Seminole County’a young peo­ ple. too. Tha road to tho beachea a n lined with young* • t a n hauling their boarda to ride tha wavaa a t New Smyr­ na Beach. a a a Sanford gata a lilting in tha 1065 Mobil Travel Guide juat off tha preaaea. But, un­ fortunately, tha only motelhotel 11atad ia tha Mayfair Inn—and it ia out of business, a a a Jim Neville of Sanford ia one of alx a rt atudenta a t Want Georgia College honor­ ed recently. Two of Neville'a polymer paintings w e n choaan fo r tho annual Purchase Awards by tha collage, a a a Unfortunate timing: last weak an ad fo r a popular sh irt (tha name of which ia tha same a s tho missile th at ia pnpollod by tha bow-string used ia archary) came out with tha copy n a d in g Ma lightweight th a t restate wrin­ kles like a heavyw eight" And than this weak came, also, th a t whatchamacallit starring Liston and Clay in th at "heavyweight classic of tha century." And tho simile in tha ad also lost its punchl Who wants something with no n o n nsistance than tha de­ feated heavyweight? a a a Tha Florida Pavilion is wall on its way to becoming tha moat popular attraction a t the Naw York World’s Fair. Tha Sunshine State entry is d n w ln g 40 par cant of tha F air’s attendance. Tha water ski show is credited with tho success of ths attraction, a a a Notice to all woman worko n : July t is a big day for you all. On th a t day a section of tho 1064 Civil Rights Act, which pnh ib ita any job dis­ crimination bacauaa of m s , takas a ffe c t This means that woman workers m ust gat tha same pay and treatm ent as man performing similar jobs, a a a R. T. Johnson, president of tho Central Baptist Church's Re tired People Club, n y s the group is grewing nptdly. About SO parsons havs regis­ tered for msmbarehip. Tha next meeting will bo hold Juno 10 ia tho church on Oak Avanua a t 4 pm . a a a Preparty ow nen on Triplet Lakes, Casselberry, a n invit­ ed to a meeting a t 7:50 pm ., Tuesday a t tha Woman's Club on Ovarbreok Drive for tha purpoM of organising a Trip­ let Lakes Association. T h a n will ha a discussion of water rights and ways of improving conditions for fishing, boat­ ing, aad recreation. a e • Registration will open Tues­ day for tha annual summer n ad in g program a t tha A lta­ monte Springs Librery. Chil­ dren, four through 14 y e a n old, a n invited to participate la tha program which will gat underway June S t on tha theme, "A Visit To Florida's Resorts." a a a Postm aster Cecils Heard vows she haa changed from a fowl fancier to a pigeon hat­ er. Saaau ana pigeon built a east uadar tha roof of tha roar loading platform . . • aad she said aha "thought it was cuts." Now th a n a n three pigeons aad throe neats and “they a n tha messiest critters s lh e ." Alee, the PM reported that Monday, May t l , will bo ob­ served aa Memorial Day by the post office department with rogular holiday service | . . . ao rogular mall daUveriaa, Ionly specials aad perishables, aad rogular bog collections. ‘T he Nile of America** fim tlft ■ ^ on the S t Johns River * * * • Phone S2SJ61I Zip Cod* 82771 Longwoodites To Elect City Councilman Tuesday * WEATHER: Sunday 92-G9, rain .22 inch; partly cloudy thru Tuesday, high about 90; low tonight 67-73. VOL. 67 United Presa Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY, MAY 31, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 201 Port Authority Vote Nears Senate Okays Canal District Amendment Lp a n Student 'Critical' After Vehicle Mishap By Jana Casselberry A 17-ycar-old Lyman High School student, Gary Maisey, Is In critical condition today at Orange Memorial Hoipltal, Orlando, suffering head injur­ ies received when his motor scooter and s compact car collided. The accident occurred as Gary was leaving school on SR427. He alio received cuts and bruises on the face sad arms. Ha Is the ion of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Massey, of Forest City. The car was driven by Mi­ chael McClary, of Sanford. Trooper John McConnell was the investigating officer. Miss Donna Ann Southward, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Southward, 12o Elliott Avenue, received • broken collarbone and other possible injuries In an auto collision this morning. Ths accident occurred at tbs intersection of MellonvUlo Ave­ nue snd Second Street. Driver of the other vehicle was James Rushing, 65, of Indialtantlc. Miss Southward's compact car received about 1500 in dam ­ ages. Ths Rushln vehicle was ruled a total loss. No charges have been filled In the accident yet, according to Investigating Ptlmn. T. E. Sinkhole Work Commenced Work pnllm lnary to filling in tho sinkhole on North moor Road, Casselberry, began to­ day whan workmea removed ths roof oa tbs boms of Mr. snd Mrs. Richard Roiolsky, destroyed by a csve-ln May 15. It is necessary to nm ove all combustible m aterial from tho houao before tbs bole and bouse era covered. LeRoy Robb Construction Company of Sanford, is the contractor snd tha town's en­ gineering firm, Leffler, Clark, Delta and Associates will sup­ ervise ths project Contract price is 1160 per day, includ­ ing necessary equipm ent The State Road Department and county commission have offered cooperation In repair­ ing damage done to tha street and property aa a result of the sinkhole. Town d o r k Mary Hawthorne u i d today that although there Is still one property owner that has not atgnad a release ab­ solving the town at liability during tha filling operation, the alderman bava decided to proceed with tha work on tbe advice of 'SINKHOLE ALARM’ spread over Snnford Friday afternoon when n drive-way caved in at a atlll-unopcned-for-bualness service station at Onora Road and Highway 17-92. City attaches . . . who nnid the cause and damages are between two contractors . . . reported a water pipe burst and washed away the fill. (Herald Photo) Americans Honor W ar Dead United Press International Americans honored the dead of their wars today, but even as they did so, other Ameri­ cana faced death on a weary world's new battlefields. At President John F. Kenne­ dy's grave and tha tomb of the Unknown Soldier on the rolling stopes of Arlington Na­ tional Cemetery, at ten thou­ sand and one country churchsides where freshly cut flow­ ers spoke of the hopes of tho resurrection, Americans pray­ ed that not again would their loved ones fall before battle bullets. But not all of their prayers were answered on this day. In Viet Nani, at least one American was killed In the lat­ est fighting. In the Dominican Republic as well as In West Germany and Korea, the scenes of other wars, Americans brandished guns and unfnrlai-tho flag in hopes that fri vaiL uni itougii for tha war a mild wind from tbe south­ perfection ort Tho hiafewurawas west between I and 10 miles MIAMI (UPI) — The W p h per hour. way aPIrel reported two Tha parade of calebrilles, more deaths today which with Gus Grissom drawing the pushed Florida's Memarial biggest hand, want off with­ Day weekend tod to It. out a hitch to the occasional leading to what probably would burst of noise from a motor bo an all-lime record number warming up in the pits. ot fatalities for a Memorial The race promised to be one Day weekend. of the most interesting In Its The .National Safety Council t9 years and might determine said "It seems certain" the whether future racers will slay I previous record of t31 deaths with rear engine models or (or a three-day weekend, set return to the roadster type 'last year, would be shattered. which has won every event A United Press International here since 1646. count at 11:30 a. m. (EST) showed at least 382 persons killed in traffic accidents. The Total Eclipse breakdown of all accidents: HONOLULU (UPI) - Scien­ Traffic 382 tists from Ova nations today Drowning* 64 began the tedious task of ana­ Planes 11 lysing and sorting data col­ Miscellaneous St lected Sunday when thay "fol­ Total 511 lowed tho sun" for nearly 10 California led the nation minutes during a total eclipse. with 47 traffic desths, follow­ ed by Texas 24 and Ohio 22. 8BOBT TRIP New York 21, Michigan 20, DAVIE (U PI) - Volunteer Missouri and Florida 17 each firemen didn't have far lo go and Illinois IS. when the alarm went off Sun­ The count was calculated day night. The fire was in the from 6 p. m. local time Fri­ firehouse. day until midnight local lime Indianapolis 5 0 0 Factors A re 4)1 Go' INDIANAPOLIS. l a d . (UPI) — Thirty-three dare­ devil driven get att an schedule today in tha greatlag chase far aato racing's richest prise, tho 1554,666 506-mile speedway aissslc. • • 0 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) —Every factor waa "go" to­ day for a record smashing 500mile race with almost perfect weather for racing's top driv­ ers and fastest care. A huge crowd, expected lo surpass 300,000, began tunnel­ ing Into tha track at 6 a. m. (EDT), six hours before tho scheduled start. An hour be­ fore tha starting bomb, most of tha fans were seated or In preferred standing positions. The race care, led by the qualifying record-setter driv­ en by pole winner A. J. Foyt, were pushed to their pit posi­ tions before 6 a. m. and later were to move into tho starting grid after the ceremonial pa­ rade of bands. The temperature an hour be­ fore storting time was 73 de­ grees with a slight overcast to cut tha heat from the sun and TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) - A bill establishing a Seminole County Port Authority to ope rate the Port of Sanford was headed toward action today In the Florida Legislature. The bill, introduced In the House Saturday by Rep. S. Joseph Davis Jr., was expect cd lo be brought out of the governmental organization (lo­ cal) committee Wednesday or Thursday, voted on and sent to the Senate. Davis told The Herald today that he expected action on (he measure to be completed by Friday. Another bill, granting the St. Johns-Indlan River Canal Dis­ trict |>oweri to condemn pro­ perty and issue $12 million in obligation bonds for right-ofway, passed the Senate today. « • • The measure was Introduced by Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. with Sens. Ilcth Johnson, Orlando; E. W. Gautier, Now Smyrna Reach and Jam es Dressier, Cocoa Reach, co­ sponsors. The bill la an amendment to the act creating the canal die trlci, spelling out its powers more clearly. The Port bill would give the Authority power to Issue gen eral obligation bonda or re venue bonds and give the its County Roard of ..... authority to ^ tax on real fcrscnal property not to aaaaat one half mill. Ilka inlllage would go toward operating and coaatrucllon ot a port facility. • • • The measure caUs for a governing body of sew n mem bora, six to be selected by the governor from a list of Semi note County residents. One member would be selrctcd an­ nually by the Seminole County Commission. Tho Port Authority bill also provides for acquisition of pro­ perty by the authority and conveyance (o the authority of submerged lands and Islands belonging to the Stale of Flor Ida. Effective date of the act would be July t. Planed Crash INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (U ri) —Two planes believed carry­ ing fans to tha 500-mlle In dianapolii Speedway r a c e crashed about fivo miles apart on the west and northwest outskirts of the city today, killing a prominent Rock Is land, HI., man and injuring seven other persons. Teacher-Recruit Bill Introduced TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The much-publicised bOl for a recruitment at teachers to offset tho recent criticism of tho aoenOod "political atmos­ phere" surrounding Florida schools was Introduced la the Senate today. I t authorises School Bupt Thomas D. Bailey to naa any school funds a t kia disposal to advertise and promote the advantages of teaching in Florida, including the informtoo a v e r a g e teacher pay ia the highest in tha Southe a st It waa an outgrowth of a ■ • v i b p ths professional teachers organisation. Florida Educational Association, to have the national parent or­ ganisation investigate th o Florida school picture with n possibility th at aaactioaa will ba voted aa a good to JOHN DEATON DANIEL SCREENEY •*' g r--• JAMES HEiTER Glades National Park Soon To Become Dust MIAMI (UPI) - Federal of­ ficials who are fearful a onemillion-acre swamp called the Everglades Is about to become dust, have blown holes in the ground ro animals can drink and are pleading with the wea­ ther bureau to make it rain. Unless barrel* of rain coma down soon the Everglades NaU ^ ' i P a r k aod Its million serai' bf sawgraai, birds and animals may not survive, park officials said today. Florida la undergoing Hi driest May on record. Only thrae-tantha of an inch of rain Floods, Storms Pound Texas Unlied Press International Unseasonably cool weather covered most of tha eastern half of tho nation today. Floods, storms and hall con­ tinued to pound sections of Texas. One woman drowned Sun­ day night when rising waters of the Dlack River rushed across a highway south of Carlsbad, Tax., and pushed her pickup truck Into a gully •long tho road. She was identified as Sirs. Henry Netties, 60, Pasadena, Tex. Two grandchildren wllh her were missing. Funnel clouds, hall and heavy rains wero reported Sunday night in Kansas and Oklahoma aa well as Texas. Newkirk, Okia., was hit by golfball sized hall. Funnel clouds were sighted near Dod­ ge City, Ktut., and Lubbock, Tax. Schedule Intact CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) — The federal apace agency aald today that a "leak" in the Gemlni-4 spacecraft's water human error that baa been •ystem turned out to ba n corrected In tima to keep Thursday tha date for the world's most daring manned space flight. H m four-day, 63-orbit mis­ sion calls for astronaut Ed­ ward White to become the first man to sip about in space with a "jet gun" and for command pilot Jam es MeDivltt to maneuver the Gamini-4 ship to within 10 feet of «iusi»»f satellite. of an inch) came Sunday afternoon in Sanford and other areas. Drought conditions in Seminole still a r t critical, however. HOMER SCOTT Driest Moy On Record Gemini Flight INMAN AQUAMAIOS a t Cypress Gardens whooped it up with a rain dance for Seminole County Sunday morning . . . snd tha rains (.22 •* ^ ry v r ww$r • ' ' ii* . FIRE ANTS More than 124,000 acres In Semtooto County hava been treated against tha Imported lire ants, Cecil Tucker, coun­ ty agent said. Total area Is 160,000 teres, which Tucker Mid ha hoped would ba fin­ ished this week. By Deane Eotee Campaign platforms of the four candidates running for the office of councilman in Tuesday's special alactlon in the city of Longwood were released today to Tho Senford Herald. Making statem ents were Daniel Screeney, John Dea­ ton, Jam es Reiter and Homer Scott. The council aeat open ia one vacated by R. C. Carlson, who resigned recently due to ill health. Screeney, who was drafted and qualified by a group of residents just before the May 22 noon deadline, saya th a t if elected he will work for a progressive city doing w hat he believes to be In the best interests of the community and at the same time will op­ pose any program detriment­ al to the city. Married, with a aon-ln-law, daughter, and one grand­ child, he haa been a resident of Longwood for 15 years, Is a former mayor of the city, past president of the Long­ wood Area Chamber of Com­ merce and member of Its board of directors, past mem­ ber of the Longwood Volun­ teer Fire Department, and la a member of Christ Epi­ scopal Church. s e e Better city government la baala of Deaton's campaign. He Is married, a deacon of the F irst Baptist Church of Longwood, and hM resided In the city for 18 months. A na­ tive of South Carolina, ha served to the Marina Corps for 16 years and prior to coming to Longwood, lived to Orlando for 10 years. Having attended moat of the council meatinga in tha last alx months, he plans if elected to urge changes In the present ayatoai a t tax collection, Reiter Is wall-known la tho community, having aorvad 18 years on tho council before hie defeat by only four votes in December 1063. If elected he promised to "see to It" th at Longysrod ty s class gov* eminent. e e • Reiter waa bom in western Pennsylvania but haa lived in the city 47 y e a rs He la mar­ ried, a member of the Freehyterlan Church, of the Long­ wood Volunteer Fire Depart* ment, the Police Reserve, the C a t t l e man’s Association where he Is past president and currently on the board of directors, and a director for the Seminole County Farm Bureau. Scott also ia wall-known In Longwood, having been a resident for 42 years and a local businessman for 18 years. Being Interested to tha Itetterment of Longwood, ha pledged If elected to work for good, sound governm ent He ia marriad, has four children and flva grandchil­ dren. He attends tha Baptist Church and ia a member of the Longwood A n a Chamher of Commerca where bn ia on tha board of directors. haa fallen on the park alnco March 4. Water tables are two-feet below ground level in areas that used to be swamp. Secretary of the interior Stewart Udall has Instructed Park Service Director George D. Ilartzog Jr., to ask the wea­ ther bureau If it la possible to seed clouds to p ro d u c t rain over the park.* Cloud-seeding in Florida has not bees successful. Silver lodldo crystals dropped Into a cloud can trigger rain, hut Gordon Dunn, of tho Miami Weather Rurea, said South Florida clouds have not been satisfactory for seeding. Park rangers and Air Force demolition men from Home­ stead AFR has blaitcd holes to some areas of the park to search of underground water for thirsty animals. Rangers have pulled some alligators from their dried up holes and taken tho reptiles to the few remaining water boles. A few rookeries have been abandoned by tho birds who have migrated to places In the park where it is stiU swampy. Some blame for (he drlness of tbe 'Glades haa been laid on the Southern and Central Florida Flood Control District which haa laced South Florida with drainage canals. The can­ als and their locks are design­ ed to prevent flooding of the LACK OF QUORUM land during severe weather conditions, such aa a hurri­ Sanford City Commlaalon meeting scheduled for th is cane. However, many conserva­ evening haa been postponed tionists have charged tho can­ "until further notice” beeauM als have lowered tho water of lack of quorum. Two com* tables to a point where wild­ miatloners are ill and n third ia out of the city. life is endangered. Pc le n n e i/f Open Fri. Nights! AtMAYS (W6T QUAUTY^^— NEW ASSORTMENT! CHENILLE BEDSPREADS A favorite bedroom c la s s ic ... •tardy, long-wearing cotton spread, tufted all over for a plash took aad edged with th Mt bullion fringe. It a rhino washable ia lukewarm water. In white or decorator l �» North V iet Nam Communists Inflict Heavy Losses On Allies QUANO NGAt, South Viet Nam (UPI) — A large force of Communlata inflicted heavy fetees today on South Vietnam* •aa troop* near this provincial capital 140 mile* northeaat of Saigon. A Vietnamese general eald moat of the Communists were regulars from North Viet N aa. Ooe u. S. Army adviser was killed and another was miss* tag. At least 200 Vietnamese S irs # a a fo rh bodies were counted on the battlefield. The body of the slain Amer­ ican, a captain serving as an adviser to the third Vietna­ mese marina battalion, was found on top of a small hill strewn with the bodies of 60 to 75 Vietnamese soldiers who had bean hit by a rain of de­ vastating mortar firs. Tha missing man was a U. 8. Army sergeant serving with the captain. Tha battle began Saturday in what appeared to be the start of Communists' tong-anticipat­ ed monsoon offensive to slice South IVet Nam In two. Brig- (tan. Nguyen Chanb Thl, commander of the IVetnamesee army's 1st Corps, said tha Communist force of savan battalions Included at least four battalions of North Vietnamese army regulars. Arriving In Quang Ngal from his headquarter! at Da Nang, Thl produced a notebook he said was taken from a stain Communist officer. The notebook contained the names and hometowns of North Vietnamese soldiers in the four battalions, Tbl said. "It is North Vietnamese troops which are attacking," Thl said. The heaviest fighting was around Ba Gla, a government outpost about 10 miles north­ west of Quang Ngal. Newsmen flying over the area today could see the man­ gled bodies on top of the hlU which the Communists had at­ tacked with heavy mortar fire. Thl ordared Vietnamese ma­ rina reinforcements Into the area today end said the outpost could probably hold out through the night. Heavy rain hampered the movement of heavy equip­ ment. U. 8. and South Viet­ namese air force planes pound­ ed Communist positions with rockets, bombs and fiery naprockets, bombs and fiery na­ palm in an effort to drive the attackers out. O p e r a tional headquarters here intermittently lost con­ tact with the beleaguered 39th Vietnamese Ranger Battalion and the Third Vietnamese Ma­ rine Battalion during fighting Sunday night and early today. In air action Sunday, U. S. warplanes made their deepest penetration yet Into North Viet Nam, dropping 40 tons of bombs on a Communist ammu­ nition depot only 45 miles south of Hanoi. A spokesman said the at­ tacking force of 16 Air Force F105 Thundcrchlfi destroyed 60 per cent ot the lloal An ammu­ nition dump. For Property ^'CARRAWAY <r McKIBBIN CamaMP An ordinary drop of water contains about six sextillion atoma. 111 NORTH PARK 822*0331 R rralb Pa«e 2 — May 31, 1965 Legal Notice is c isrtiiT tub court VALUES of r s i s me i r m m r . c m c m i is sso cocscrv. ro e sc m in o u i f i .o n i d a , c h a sc k h v no. m itee* K A R T M. SHAW, p isietur, vs. C L I O T. SHAW, n s f s n C s a t. » » n r* o r s trr T O l GLEO T. SHAW AeSrMS Unknow n TOO AHH I I R n K t l T HOT!* r i S D t h a t a Complaint (or Dtvorea a n 4 o t h a r r s tla f h a t Caan (Had a g a i n s t you In tha • h o v a atylad Court a nd you • r e h t r a b y r sq u lra d t o a s r v s • copy of y o u r A naw ar o r o th a r d t f t a i a t o tho C om pla int upon She P l a l n t i r r a Attorney, K JACKSON HAABCR, A ttornsy ■ t Law, lfS North O ra ne* A x * o u t , R u 11 e IS, Orlando Or. ■ n s o C o u n t y , Flo rid a and dlls t h s original Anawar si d e fe n se In tha office of ths C lerk a t t h a C ircuit C ourt on o r baforo th e f i n d d a y of June, ISIS A. D. I f you fall t o do so, J u d g m e n t hy D efault will bi t a k e n a g a i n s t you for th a re . l ie f preyed f o r In the Com* p l a i n t a n d eald cause will thea p roceed ■■ P a rte. DONR a n d ORDKItRD at Sa nford, Florida, th la th a S ltb d a y of May, n i l , A. D. (SKA I.) A r t h u r IT. I terk w lth , Jr., C l e r k o f (ha c i r c u i t c o u r t By: M a rth a T. Vlhlen D. C. P u b lish M a r 14. I t A J u n e T, 14. ISIS CDM.IT M ic a ARK im c rrv i MON, TUB„ W *a MAY I I . JUNI 1 A 8, IMS COFFEE I s She Court of th e County Ju d e* , Beaoteolo County, F to r. Ida, la Prohate. l a roi B atata o f THOMAS S. RUMBLET T o AR Crodttoeu an N a r le s Ctalaaa o r iy a t a a t Bald State le i Deceased. Ton and each of you a r e h e r e b y notified e n d required t o preeent a n y elalme and d e . Snnnda which you, o r e ith e r of you, m ay h e r e ■ g a in s t the o a ta t a of TIIOM AH H. tlllMllt.R T , deceased, late of laid C ounty, to th e County J u d g t of Hemtnole County, Florida, el h i e n f f l c e 'M n f t h e court houaa o f M i d C ounty a t Panford, F l o r i d a , w i t h in a te eelenda i snonlha from th e lim e of the f i r s t public ation of fhia notice. T w o copies of e ac h elelm 01 d e m a n d eball be la w r iting, e n d shall e la t e the p lto a ot re sid en c e e n d poet office ad* d r e s s of t h e c la im a n t, end shell b e e w o rn t o by tho claim ant, h i s a g e n t, o r a t t o r n e y a n d ae* c om pa nled by a filing fee of one d o lla r and such claim or d e m a n d n o t a# (tied sh e ll be Void, /■ / D o u g la s Htenitrom Aa a d m i n i s t r a t o r o t the E s t a t e of TltOMAM 8. nUMDMCT, Deceaeed STENHTUOM, DAVIS A MclNTOSli A tto r n e y s for A d m in is tra to r P o e t Offloo Bog ISIS Pa nford, F lo r id a II7T1 P u b l i s h May i t , I f , 14, I t , l i l t COM-IS \ry ipei Kraft's Yorkay t k BEEF NEEDS Porkoy COOKING T M I III I»A I N T S U r 'a m iii * s s ? vi V1U NUT e e e iH T P A NAimrilLlUT IINHN I AIT BtYWM • frozen foods a New Breakfast Drink Orange Nip m m n (Bontlass)# # Swift's Premium Sliced Pepperwnl Risk's Croooty Coffte R ic h ..... 2 "Z 49* • lb. 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L IM IT E D Q U A N T IT IE S SO M E IT E M S DRUG & COSMETIC SPECIALS?! G LEEM TOOTHPASTE II. SMART anil M. Rumble, of North Orlando, with GJA-foot rattlesnake killed by a motorist passing through on North Orlando Road. Police warn residents to keep an nlert eye ns they have killed n number of poisonous snakes in the last three weeks on the move in search of water. (Herald Photo) Lirge Reg. 7 5 c ^ (Tiir frattfnrb Ijrrn lh r u h l l . k n l l l n llf *■ «a rd a y , M anila, and C k r l . t m an p u b ll.h ril Katiardaa a ra rrifla a C k rla tm a a hr T h e S anford llr r a t d . 3 « t W la t M U a aa fu rd , r iu r ld a . kerned C la ra r o .la a a at k a a fa rd . I'la . •tukarrlpiloa Ilm ira h r rltn W 'r .k .35 Q C G ILLET TE Arthur Paul and his atioelntee, Evans Johnson, of Paul's Uakcry. Cakes used were awarded later to Mrs. Ann Winder, Mrs. Claire Snbatini, Mrs. Clare Paulsen, and Mrs. Mrtunie Stewart. Doorprize was won by Mrs. Frances Cordell. Card game winenra were, bridge, Mrs. Mathildc Kramer, first, and Mrs. Lebcnisly, second; cannsta, Mrs. Gilda Pettlnatl, first, and Mrs. Dugbec, sec­ ond. Pinochle winner was Mrs. Mnrie Iiuardman. World’s first boardwalk was completed at Atlantic City, N J., on June 20, 1870. RENT-A-CAR BLADES * d/ e C Reg. I9e ^ . ‘ (LIMIT 1) . C a r- T t a r 1S.OC Q j c •• . JBig Radio Performance e S Trin.litor dh'<1e . e Oprratra oa I'cnlltm batttrlra 7 .8 8 HAIR DRYER HOOD • roiDsup DIMINI IONS U * DIAMITIR 14" HII0HT FINIS A S IT . FLAVORS RB® 1 ; *?• aiMIT 2> PROFESSIONAL TYPE PORTABLE EOB HOME USE i, e eiutaw 1', taattmiiam V eNktlMkmamlUhb V *44 a i#ti I en.iK.-i kia«v Vi eaawat Arebaal t Ta d ^ FLORIDA’S Best Vacation Buy! PKG. OF II REG. 29e VALUE DINNER NAPKINS C H A IS E PA D S ir « ir Mmlllar llluatrathmi s iz e PKG. OF 41 REG. 39e (O mit i > Fits Standard Chaise Lounges ECKERO'S QUALITY 150 SHEETS ’SO ENVELOPES .REG. 49e VALUE REIPS SHOES M PlACt AND MIPS CLOSET NEAT POLY FOAM FILLED. 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The club hostess, Mrs. Nora Norris, introduced a repre­ sentative of one of the club sponsors, Mrs. Vivian Morris of Winter Park Federal Hank, who was a special guest. Mrs. Norma Uugbcc was welcomed ns a new member. Mrs. Norris reported on her rttendance at the recent Hos­ tess Convention for which she was one of the panel speak­ ers, using ns her topic, "organiratlon.” Other guests for the necnsion included Mrs. Liz Miller, Mrs. Iluth Clark, Mrs. Mickey Adums, Mrs. Uurhura Lehcnisly, Mrs. Kobin Iloone, Mrs. Itose llriggs, und Mrs. Lilliun Hanapuk. A s|K'cial feature of the program wus a demonstration on cake decorating done by . 4ft or. REG. ««■ ------------------------------------------- | ---------- State_________ J Vacation on the ^ I Qt. PktHe Rtfrlgeratar W ORLD'S M O S T Lj FAM OUS BEACH CRISPER 16.88 * REMINGTON "25‘r E L E C . S H A V ER -SCOTTH-* d l ^ - n i T H K IK . o r I* Ust 29.95 r ^ c / s H lv E R '' a notary btadaa e . 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Not th a t fallout is good for any­ body but it has enabled scientists to develop a new method of tracing vi­ tal chemical and physical changes in the human body. Science Service reports th a t the radioactive carbon released by the “dirty” H-bombs of 1961 and 1962, and which has been absorbed by ev- Political. Notebook decay of tissues and cells. “It is as if,” says one of the sci­ entists, “somebody with a gigantic global syringe injected some radioactive carbon as a tracer in every plant, ianimal and person in the world.” Fortunately, while measurable, the amounts of the element are consider­ ed far below the danger level. WASHINGTON (NEA) — volt fa etandard. They Join domination." Tha Reda prom­ Tha ehilling lesson the Do­ minican Republic teaches is the speed with which Com- mnnUU cm move in and take o rir a revolution. Beavers . . Busy But Dizzy FoUdore-bustlng has long been a sideline of practical scientists. Consider the much-admired beav­ er and this expose from the Nation­ al Geographical Society. The indus­ trious Uttle creatures may be eager, but they aren’t very smart. They can’t use four out of every five trees they cut down. Some­ times they fell trees so huge they can't budge them on the ground. Not infrequently a beaver is flatten­ ed by the tree he so patiently gnaw­ ed through. Contrary to popular belief, beav­ ers can’t control the direction in which trees fall. They have a high score only because most trees con­ veniently lean toward streams. Even with all the poor planning and wasted effort, beavers produce soma engineering wonders. Dams 200 feet long are routine. The long­ est on record stretched for 4,000 feet. Such dams store water, preserve top soil and create meadows, and will continue to amaze us despite the debunking. Thought For Today Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the re­ newal of your mind, that you mny rove what is the will of God, what s good and acceptable and perfect. —Romans 12:2. E Do not look back, and do not dream about the future. It will neither give you back the past nor satisfy your daydreams. Your duty, our reward—your destiny—are I ere and now.—Dag Hammarskjold, former U.N. secretary general. Letters Dr. Crone’s Worry Clinic CASK W-407: Oa my recent lecture trip to Dover, Ohio, I was ably chaperoned all day by Jim Lonergan, talented General Manager of the news­ paper there, and alwaya grace­ fully introduced by Harry Yockey, tta editor. Those two newspaper exe­ cutives w ars gluttons for pun­ ishment! For they invited me to etart th# day with s breakfast to which they had Invited aoma hading clergymen. Then they both escorted me to. the New Philadelphia High School where I addressed the senior Ugh school convocation h r 49 m issies. Ia the afternoon I et-o tpoke •e two more high school asaamblaa a t Dover, ao I bad the pleasure of addressing about 4,000 taen-agara in these m are “ warm ups" for my m ala event which waa an a p. m. adult audience. But what Intrigued me most waa the fact that the high schoolcra in those audiences were often the children of sim­ ilar high schoolers whom I had addressed 20 years earl­ ier when I was guest speaker for the Dover Reporter. “ Dr. Crane," one charming Junior coed Informed me, “ my daddy and mother were In achool here the last time you coma to Dover. “ And they usad your 'Rating Scalea for Sweeihearti' to decide whether they were suit­ ed to each other for marriage. “ Now I am doing tho same thing with my boy friend.” Which suggests oae of the grest educsUonsi values of the daily newspaper, namely, its continuing and constructive In' fluence in molding the thinking of a vast area. For example, the Dover Re- Herold Area Correspondents Mrs. Jells M S - llli Lake-Forest City Mis, Maryana Milas SM-SgTS Casselberry MlS. Jane C i n a b a t l Mia. J a s a Magta MI-1741 DeHoM Mss. Mildred Meaty seism Lake Mery Mr*. Franc re w aster IU -H II Lake Mom Mrs. B. U J 113-4712 Loagwoed Mrs. Doans ~ MI-1117 Nortk Orlando Mrs. Margaret Coeby lll-S IM O lfu i Mrs. Clarence Snyder S23-4M1 Geneva Mrs. JeA aa Bays MS-4S7I Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lnady 141-tlSS 2Iijt Ijerali porter ha* about 40,000 dally “ students" (readers), which means that Jim Lonergan acts as Chancellor and Harry Yockey should be regarded as the President of a great "Unlvarally In Print." It is “ Dover Reporter Uni­ versity." And Its Influence is more lasting than that of Ohio Slate University down at Columbus, for the U tter affecU its stu­ dents for an average of bare­ ly two years In college. But your newspaper univer­ sity is your mainstay of print education, enlightenment, In­ spiration, as wall aa fun SBS entertainment not Just for a mere two years. Almost every UUrate Amer­ ican relies heavily on the dally newspaper for his en­ tire 82 adult years! For most people quit the classroom forever at the age of IS. But they live on an average till 70. Who givaa them their daily teaching" about current his lory and the stock market, psychology and medicine, dram a and agriculture, plus many other vlUl Inclusions in ita standard curriculum? Why, it is the newspaper! You housewives also save far more money each week on “ bargains" ia groceries, cloth Ing and other •ssenUals just because you bava access to the advertisements in this newspaper. So don't think 16 cents per day U costly “ tuition" to en rol yourself and your entire family la "Newspaper Uni' verslty.." Remember, the ads alone will repay you far more than your entire weekly tuition feet And when alert newspapers also sponsor lectures, concerts, ■tags plays and other cultural innovations, those are extra dividends for the entire com­ munity. To The Editor Editor, Herald: In response to an early morning heart rendering tele­ phone solicitation on behalf of the VFW, wo presumed a lo­ cal organization, we agreed to a contribution, feeling this was worthwhile. About mid afternoon a young man bounced into our place of business stating, "I'm here to collect." "Collect what?" I replied. Collect for the VFW. Taken somewhat by aurprise by these methoda and alao remembering the morning call, I gave this young man our contribution and received a receipt from the "Sun Vets." Well, this fellqw atepa out, geta Into a sporty automobile and, lo and behold, said auto­ mobile ia also equipped with a sporty lady The auto also had an out-of-county tag— 5W—I believe. Thli apparently Is a very needy organization— I'm sure of one thing they need not call again! My receipt— in small print —says 1 purchased advertis­ ing space. When I called your news department I had the feeling 1 was simply boring someone. I'll bet your news­ paper could sure use all those Sanford dollars that left town and tha donors and Intended beneficiaries would have re­ ceived much more in return. Mr. Editor, the City has ad­ vised me those people had a permit to conduct this solici­ tation. I wonder who can step forward and prove where these Sanford dollars really went? Will any needy vetarana receive five cents of benefit from each dollar collected? Unless someone will show and prove how and why, why are permits for these activities issued? Robert Yentsch • • • Editor, Herald: The members of the Semi note Association for Retarded Children wish to thank you all for your wonderful coverage of our recent production of “ Merry-Go-Round." We are grateful to ati of you, not only for helping us to FREE! W hat should you ted your child about m oney? Aoeeeloi* Manor rasa van rttLT Mseaeiag Baiter Bums# witxiAjes S ffiR , C it y n a t t e r ita s * nui Oenety MSIter B IL L Dr. H. J. Caron Announces The Opening Of Ilia Offices For Th* PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY Including Contact Lenses AT 1st ST. & PARK AVE. Tel. 323-1530 d V lo n U it f it . J J iu b ^ tiM O U C B r 5 0 0 W ill n e a t s ta itl .fcto te I l i s M S H l V A * '• * ? • BA N FPRO *. FLORIDA jourtwaluckytrd: 54282 SQUARE MILES OF FUN! J fidi or * wind-filled s a il... •hssnplonMrfp golf ox sun-blessed h—oba* . . . slghtasaing, from tho notion'* oldest dt? lo America’s i apace ago wonders s t Capo Florida’s got mommmt alkxanukm ASvertleln*DUeetas _ _T™" Mot ummmn AdvertisingMsmegee “ »Mnslneea ■ M to M II Manager 0009 w i BANFORD Meeksnienl Sngt. V IN C E N T d r u n iC y ise promotions to army of­ ficer* who'll throw in with them. These non-Communlst leaders will ba discarded when their usefulness ia over. Written Hanoi Instructions, for example, specifically or­ der their Red agents in S6uth Viet Nam to win th* confid­ ence of business and other leaden, use them, then kill them when the victory is won. While this Is going on, trained Communist execution squads systematically kill officera, police, teachers and other intellectuals, civic of­ ficial leaders they believe will be most dangerous to them (pardoning temporarily those they think they can convert). id*—tills year’s th* than to start, l t a i ’s plant? of toons, plant? of •pportmdty fbr big vacation pio**w right b a* in ?oor own Sun- Pave 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., M ay SI, 1965 WA1/TKM A. U14LOW, fcOITOM UH S-l/MMeMMM VMANII VOI.Tfll.INa, arenlnuen . Oenetnl Mnaaoer r s s f c aaooM SM iaa spread tha word of oar bene­ fit, which w u held for tho little Rad School House, but tor tha wonderful co-operation and courtesy wo received. W# would also Ilka to give a special vote of thanks to Dottie Austin, who always gives us a big helping hand. Sylvia M. Huha It ia the more startling In Uila ieland fight, becaute the local Red movement l« ftrik> In fly weak, eay U. a govern­ ment analyeta, and almost almoit wholly confined ta the eapcap­ ital city, Santo Domingo. The Reda are believed to have barely begun their basbas­ ic work among the farmer*, the first priority of Comth* Mao munlita who follow the Tao-tung theory of ruralflrat, then the cities. Real ICommunist organisetlonal vwork began, it'a underatood, only a few years at the tall end of the regime of Rafael Trujillo. A man who knew Trujillo well ■ays tho aging dictator brought in three Communists in 1901 to make hie govern­ ment appear "more liberal and open." Trujillo waa assassinated th* tame year. These Red activlats did a technically competent Job. A chunk of Red organizers and agents hava been brought in since t h i s 1D01 beginning, of court*. They had a field day under leftist President Juan Bosch, who followed Trujil­ lo. The Rads began in Santo Domingo because historically all revolutions on tha island had been won by the men who controlled th* capital city. Red strength ia believed greatest among college and high school students. Tha Red technique in cap­ turing and taking over a re­ behind a "popular" move­ ment which possesses a great deal of emotional backing among the people but which has a weak organisation. The Communists may keep out of prestige leadership posts a t the beginning but quickly move into th* key control Jobs Just below the top. A major first Red aim: Get things out of control by passing arms to emotional youngsters and to bands of criminal*. This creates chaos The email but tight-knit group of Reds moves to stir things up every time a set­ tlement seem* likely. Red snipers kill native moderates or foreigners — preferably American soldiers or Marines When it serves their purpose, as in Panama, these Red sniper* will kill people on their own side of the revolt. The aim is to keep emotions up and the disorder growing. Meanwhile, the Reds are promising business groups their Interest* will be pro­ tected If they co-operate or their stores and factor!** looted if they don't. Farmers are promised land. Students are promised "equality, free­ dom and an end to foreign ft* 999 f a Ib is This new free booklet hae the answer! • l e f t P h o to g ra p h e r Th* Ranfard Herald Tha sooner your children team to manage money, the better. This now free booklet, ■met You ShouldTet(Your Chit* About Money," odors authoritative help. Demand down lo earth. Tho aubjeetl covered? Money- o tact of We. leem lni begins at horns. Altoeonos -how much and whan. How lo determine spending money. Part-time Jobe. Summer Jobe. Importance of a goal tor saving. And much more. 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For Good Things ToEat Palmetto Are. ft 3rd SI. French Ave. ft 25th. 400 E. First St. Highway 17-*2, Longwoud �I •ft M trl V m ll Pagt 6 — May 81, 1965 Oviedo Names Courier M V P In Three Sports By Marshall Lingo Herald Sports Writer An outstanding group of Oviedo ethletei was honored Friday night *t the annual ••All Sport* Banquet" held In the Oviedo High School cafe­ teria. Jimmy Courier highlighted the evening by receiving the Most Valuable Player award* in football, basketball, and baseball. Courier, a senior, has been an outstanding ath­ lete since the ninth grade. He leaves Oviedo this year but ha leaves behind a record th at has never before been equaled and will lie the ulti­ mate goal for Oviedo ath­ letes in the future. Courier hai been awarded e four-year scholarship with the University of Florida where ha will continue his athlatie career In baseball. fn football Rex Brooke re­ ceived ths best lineman award. Brooks, also a senior, haa received a four-year foot­ ball acholarahlp from Florenca State College in Flor­ ence, Alabama. Ted Bellhorn received the MOST VALUABLE PLAYER award for basket­ ball waa awarded to J im m y Courier during AllSports Banquet at Oviedo High School Friday night. Presenting trophy for Jones Fnmily was Leon Oliff. Courier also recicvcd Most Valuable Player awards In football and baseball. (Herald Photo) Kiwanis Nine Nips Rotary, 8-7, As Contest Runs To It Innings Klwanli was lha only taam la tha Junior League to sur­ vive the first week of play in the second halt undefeated. They squeezed by Rotary 8-7 Friday afternoon la an ll-lnnlag thriller. The fa m e took 8 hours and ] f minutes to complete. The regulation seven innings ended ta a g-l Ue. Klwanli, trailing 51, scored three runs In the sixth to knot the score. That waa all the ■coring until the eleventh Casselberry Mels Run Win Skein To Five Tha Casselberry M e t s , coached by Phil Willett, won their fifth game In a row Saturday to remain In first plaea In Uia South Seminole minor league. Tha most recent triumph eras a St-8 victory over North Orlando'a cardinals. Winning pitcher for WIIle tt’s men was Phil Holder. His battery mate waa Jeff Howe. The Meta put together I t walks and IS bass hits in tha contest. Danny Shea led the attack with a aingle and dou­ ble, end four rune scorn). Holder repped a elngla and triple to score three runs. Richard Tennyson had a single end triple, John Har­ wood scored a trio of runs and belted a single, Mike Tennyaon repped a pair of single*, Tommy Bacchui had e double and two runs scor­ ed, llowe, the receiver, hit a double, Byron Colamtn rap­ ped a single, and David Jam ­ ison scored three time* on a trio of base-on-balle. New when Rotary pushed across two runs, only to have Klwanls come right back with three runs In their half of the inning. Mett Morgan was credited with the victory. His two hits along with three by Wally Jarnlgtn, were tops among the batters, for Klwanli. In Lillis league action, San­ ford Atlantic beat Georges, 6 2 behind the pitching of Mike Voltoline and some dueling play In tho field, especially by Jeff Ward. Only ono game now separates four teams In the Little American League fight for the pennant. Only five weeki remain In league play and all five Icama are slltl in the running. The Sanford Atlantic victory Fri­ day, put them in a tie for third place with Strickland Morrison, while Georges and Navy are now tied for the league lead. Tommy Wl.lgham homcred for Georges and Knloc, for the Rankers, took hitting honors with two safeties. Sanford At­ lantic did their scoring In pairs; scoring In the first, se­ cond and fourth inning*. Georges scored single runs in the second sod third. The locomotive Knglners evened their season record out at 7-7 by downing the Hunt Comets, 6-3. Paul Watson not­ ched tha pitching decision. H. Flannlgon was top hitter, go­ ing 2 for 3 at the plate. best beck award. Bellhorn ■Iso graduate* this year. Brooke also received the ■ward for best offensive bas­ ketball player. Billy Mlkler received the award for the best defensive player In baaketball. In track Brett Thompson wee awarded the most valu­ able player trophy. Thomp­ son, a Junior, ran the 440 and the 880 relay. Ardls Arndt received the ■ward for beet in field events end Chuck Pula was honored ae best on ths track. After Courier received the most valuable player award In baseball. Billy Mlkler re­ ceived the best offensive player award and Mike Partin waa honored aa being the best defensively. Partin allowed only one error this season. G n e a t speaker a t the award* banquet waa Coach Norman Sloan, head basket­ ball coach a t the University of Florida. During the program Coach Paul Mlkler, former head basketball roach at Oviedo, wa* presented a gold watch end a check for $100 a t a token of appreciation for his many year* of coaching bas­ ketball a t Oviedo. Mikler an­ SPBCIALS EVERY D A Y! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • 6:15 P. M. 818 K. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Top Weight NEW YORK (UPI) - Gun Bow was assigned top weight of 130 pounds Wednesday for Monday's 2100,000 added Met ropolitan Handicap at Aque duct. Viking Spirit will carry 124, Affeclionaely 121, Old Hat 120, Smart 118 and Chieftain 117. STOCK UP & SAVE O N THESE B ifid Driver Dies MONZA, Haly (UPI) - Ital­ ian race car driver Bruno De­ sert! was killed Tuesday when he lost control of his Ferrari prototype at tha Monta auto­ drome course. B d V U H ItM 7 / a * ( f* * & o t p o t a t io n BOTTLED A . GAS NO INSTALLATION CHARGE nounced his resignation sev­ ers! weeks ego. Coach Dick Prater, assistant to Mikler this year, will take over as heed coach next year. Oviedo is losing a group of fina athlete* this year. Sen­ iors lettering this year are: Ted Aulln, Ted Bellhorn, Rex Brooks, Jimmy Courier, Kel­ ly Fore, Rusty Jepson, Paul I.ukas, Charlie Miller, and Jimmy 8aucer. rgici* cood thru m w t m Y QUANTITY RIGHTS RR5IRVRP FA I Per Cylinder 184 Poead. Delivery Moat Anywhere In Seminole County Phone S22-5733 Wa will loan yea a t cylinder s y i t s m with antomaUe regulator for a service charge of 81.04 per month aad deliver fell cylinders as seeded for Ik* same low |8.M per cylinder rate. 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Add all el this to the naw power steering and Florida state ...............I • yaa*vo get apteb-ug that cealbo beat far oeaydrMaf. Gam* Today: Sanford Allan tie ve. Florida State, 4:20, Ray Avenue Park CRY LEAGUE Stnil Sncead Half 7:10, Kingswood va. Kllowatta 1:42, Chase va. Panning Lum­ ber, both games Ft. Mellon m e . sm m * m. P^rk Teamed up w ith ‘J eep’4-w heel . Taha aa tougher Jobs Rian a m batons...Jebe ae othsr pick-up would dare tackle,..aad hemAa them with eesa. it makee other plekepe aearn Incomplete. Tho Gladiator la aveBsM* la BVWl k m U » to *08 lb*. IK* end UT wheelbases. Ifa ana at Urn “Unstoppable*." tetuam m Jm p eokm om A TtO M m a t i a a CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP U ttE O B K TOM ATOES. A �n White Taps Black, 20-13, In SHS Spring Tilt By Barry Lawes Herald Sports Editor A valiant second half come­ back effort by the Black* fail­ ed to be strong enough Friday night, as the White team chalked up a 20-13 victory in the Fighting Seminolcs' spring practice intersquad football game. Trailing 13-0 when the second half began, the Blacks, appear­ ing rather sluggish in the first half, broke loose from the min­ ute the ball was snapped on the first play, and began marching down the field in a aeries of short hops. The Blacks pushed for the first down on a pass fom Buddy ftum pf to Mike Gray, which carried them to the White 12 yard line. Bcrnic Barbour car­ ried for n slight gain, and then Chuck Scott piled the ball through center for the Black's first touchdown of the night. Stump!'* pass to Gray for the conversion was Incomplete. The game got underway with the Whites in possession of the ball, having won the toss. It was put into play on the SO yard line, with no kickoff. The Whites failed to make their first down and White quarterback Frank Whigham kicked out. The Blacks also failed In their efforts to advance the ball, and the Whites took over in their own 25. It was then the Whites began their move. They advanced the ball to their own 40, then Whigham tossed an aerial for 10 yards to halfback llick Walstrom who waltzed down the field (or a touchdown, only to have the run called back, having ■tepped out of bounds. Several plays later, however. Whigham faked the handoff to fullback Sonny Messer, gave the ball to Walstrom and he again scurried from the Blacks’ 30 for the TD. The conversion try failed. In the second period Wat•from again carried the ball Ittr fcanfurh frrn lb May 81, 1965 — Pago 7 S**' ' ‘ A QUARTERBACK FRANK WICJ1IAM, atartinp helmsman for the White team, eludes a would be tackier in Friday n i g h t ' s Black-White Seminole llijrh School intersquad spring football contest. The Whites held off u second half nttack by Blacks and won contest, 20-13 (Herald Photo) over (or the tally, (his time on a 57-yard romp. Whigham pass­ ed to end l.cRoy Noppcr (or the conversion. In the second half, an off­ side penalty against the Blacks set the Whites up for their final tally. From the Black's 18, Whigham attempt­ ed to carry out the ball on the fourtli down but failed to make the gain. However, the offside penally was called and the five yards gave the Whites (heir first down. Whigham, from the 15, tossed to end Greg Ganas (or the touch­ down. Quarterback Tom Bry an, who replaced Whigham, then carried on a quarterback sneak for the extra point. The Blacks scored their se cond touchdown of the game when Kelly Ogden carried the pigskin over from the 10 yard line. Stumpf's keeper play was good for the PAT, which ended the scoring at 20-13. The preview of the 19G5 Fighting Seminolcs gave in­ dication that Seminole High grid fans will see another sparkling team take to the gridiron come FalL VACATION TIME” CAR SERVICE SPECIALS For A Only U iiu im u i PORK CHOPS A U «r* h e r e b y notified and required <o (He a n y clalma and drin an d i w hich you. o r e it h e r of you. m ay have a g a i n s t said • • ta t* In th e office of lion. K a r l y lt H outhold«r, County Ju d g e of Seminole County, a t hi* offlra In tha C o u rt llouia In Sanford F lorida, w ithin a ll calendar m onth* from tha tlin» of t h t (Irat publication of t til a nntlra B a c h claim or demand m u tt b< In w r i t i n g and c onta in the p l ic a of ra a td a n ra and p m t of. (lea addraia of tha claim ant and Biuat ha i w o r n to by tha olatm* a n t . h i t a g e n t o r a tto rn ey , or t h a aam a ahall ba void. Mlldrad Kumntarl As A d m ln H tr a io r CTA of aald aatata r u h l l t h May 17. 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U DURA* li 100% FURB BUNS A O A IS S T s a i d u s t a t k i T n u u n i each of you a F .M IM II.H Coach Of Year YAZOO POWER - n o JoL M FIRST CUT 4th. St. A Sanford Avt. BRAKE 'ADJUSTMENT t o n ir .iiiT o ii* r i l l MINS I I X X I M I F o il strikeout leader with 84, fan­ ned 13 and allowed only four hit*. On* of the hit* waa Wil­ lie Horton'a 10th home run. The Indiana, who had not scored a run In 24 consecutive innings, broke the famine with four in tha fourth in­ ning off loaer Phil Regan. EVERFNE8K CINNAMON h kckaskd pt , ran It ox-er from four yards out. T h e Greyhounds' h r a d coach, Dick Copeland, said that ha was well pleased with the progress the boys were making and that right notv he is “way ahead" of this lime list year. Films were taken of the game so that each boy might view his own performance. first-place Los Angeles belt­ ed Cincinnati 12-6, San Fran­ cisco edged St. Loult 8-2 In 10 inning*, Milwaukee rap­ ped Houston 6-5, Chicago de­ feated Philadelphia 4-1 and the Pittsburgh Pirate* ran their winning atreak to 10 with a 9-1, 12-0 aweep of the New York Met*. Three of the hit* off r a s ­ cual were infield scratches and the Senator* never mus­ tered a threat against the crafty Cuban, who haa beat­ en them 12 times in 13 deci­ sions. Zoilo Versallea and H a r m o n Klllebrew socked home run* and rookia centerfieider Jo* Kossek added three hits to the Twin*’ a t­ tack against loser Mike Mc­ Cormick and two successor*. Rocky Colavlto hammered his 10th home run and three •Inglea to produra five run* and Sam McDowell, the AI. Quantity Rights Reserved i> c o t ’ J iT V j r i i n i : ' * c o i i »t , • K M IX 0 1 .K r o r .v r v , r i.o ii. ID 4 k sta tk o r F H A N K J . KL'JI.MIMlt,. IM l M A S T E R M O W ER S "I've never pitched every fourth day for a whole sea­ son," rascual said, "but I remember I pitched aome of my best game* with only three day* rest." The extra work haa helped Pascual to hi* best start In 12 major league seasons. The 31-year-old righthander won his alxth straight game without a loss Sunday, blank­ ing the Washington Senators 6-0 on four hits. Pascual'a *letory boosted the Twina bark into first place in the American Lea­ gue. The New York Yankee* trimmed the Chicago White Sox 3*2 in 12 inning* to drop the Sox a half-game off the pace. In other AL games Boston trimmed Kansas 3-2 in 11; Baltimore tripped I.oa Angeles 4-3 and Cleveland pounded Detroit 10-2. In the National League i Id ? ir e $ to » * Legal Notice on By Jim Bacchus Herald Sport* Writer Paul Lambert (cored two touchdowns on runs of four and 64 yards, and Larry Ba­ ker added an extra point to give the Gold a 13-6 victory over the Blue m the annual spring football game held at Lyman High School Friday night. The two evenly matched (rains fought it out throughout the game in what ran be con­ sidered a fine defensive bat­ tle. Thrre were no long tustained drives by either team. In the first half, neither team scored. The Blues struck first In the third period when sophomore-to-bo quarterback Mike Hargis burled a 52-yard touchdown pais to fleet Bobby Eldridge. The Gold came bark sec onds later, though, when Lam bert went around the left side for G4 >ards and paydirt. Ba kcr scored what proved to be the winning point on the con Ncrsion play. Late in the third period, tha running of fullback Ron Bos­ ton and Lambert brought tha Gold once again close to the Blue goal line, where Lambert Don I It.'I i .// (routilr s/inil yum ViU.utiun ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) —The first national decathlon championship will hr held at the Univcriity of Miami on Juno 25-20. the U. S. Track and Field Federation an­ nounced Wednesday. m in i pitching coach Johnny Sain that he might be able to keep hii arm In better condition pitching with only three day* test Instead of four. rascual agreed to give it a try. Lambert Leads Gold To 13-6 Win Over Blue In Greyhound Game Site Selected A 1.1, As Pascual Shuts Out Senators, By Georg* C. Langford UPI Sporta Writer Cantilo Pascual ia resting and enjoying it more. The ace curveball artist of the Minnesota Twins wns ad­ vised this spring by new PHILADELPHIA (DPI) — Veteran pitcher Lew Burdette was purchased by the Phila­ delphia Phils from the Chica­ go Cubs Sunday. Burdete, 3S, was 0 2 with a 5.20 ERA (or the Cubs. The Cubs also asked waiv­ ers on Ityne Durcn (or the purpose of giving him his retease. s o t ic k YAZOO Minnesota Twins M ove Back Into League Lead Buy Burdette TO BIG WHEEL Open 6 u l • I | a Dally Friday Night Till • 39 OR 3 FOR lOe l �» Vf t in ftrl May 28, 10*»5 — Page 3 f m il Miss Linda Spencer Honored M n . F . D. Seett aod daughter, Maureen, w art eo-hoateaaea lor a m e a t gradua­ tion tea, a t their home In Mayfair, boooring Mlaa Linda 8peneer. The aebool colon of blue and white were carried out in decoraUona throughout t h e party area. The refreshment table was overlaid with a beautiful hand made lace cloth Imported from Scotland and flanked by silver candel­ abra with blue tapers. AU a 11 v e r appointments were used. Fruit punch was served from a silver punch bowl with blue flowers floating In an ice ring. Other refreshments In­ cluded sandwiches In the form of miniature diplomas, petit fours, toasted nuts, mints and banana bread. Maureen preildod at the punch bowl and in the receiv­ ing line were the honoree, Miss Spencer; her mother, Mrs. Jim Spencer, and Mrs. Scott. The hostesses presented Linda with a lovely white Children's toy trucks and cars can be made collisionproof by stretching thick rub­ ber bands around the wheels. The bands help protect base­ boards and furniture legs. Tea Vftty spend money rejuve­ nating an old, tired unit? Why replace it with another loom unit when you can get ■uch a good buy on a qual­ ity Carrier System? Call us today. . . and be assured of whole-house comfort for years to com*. • No Money Down •T erm s To Fit Your Budget jr ,4, 3 wievliu/WvsK1 "® smmTbut CTMsa M is ■ Southern A ir EXPKMT BEBVICJNG S l i t PARK DR. •ANFOMD. FLA. Party Tuesday Enterprise Her fiance waa graduated from Paris High School of Greenville, S. C., and attend­ ed William and Mary C ollege^ In Virginia. He la a former Marine who has been station­ ed a t Annapolis Naval Acad­ emy. He aerved in Okinawa with the Third Marine Dlviiion and is presently enrolled at Bob Jones University and instructs Judo at the Green­ ville Y.M.C.A. The couple plans a late June wedding and they w lllf make their home in Green­ ville. Has Enjoyable Personals Reunion By Mrs. H. L. John,on The month of May is a big family birthday month for the J. C. Sapp family of Lake Monroe. Sunday, May 23, a reunion was held on the front lawn of the Sapp home with all of the children here for the occasion. During the month of May there arc the blrthdayi of J. C. Sapp Sr.; daughter, Clara (Sapp) Wyatt, and her three children, Eddie, Johnnie and Carol. Coming down from Sumter, S. C., were Sfr. and Mr*. J. MISS LINDA SPENCER, center, wan gucitt of honor nt n recent grntlC. Sapp Jr. and children, Tyuntion ten R iven by Mina Maureen Scott and her mother, Mr*. F. D. ra Lee, Joe Earl and Lena Scott. With Mian 8i>encer at left la her mother, Mra. Jim Spencer and Marie. Aliaa S c o tt. From Tampa came John and Gladya (Sapp) Barfield end daughter, Dale. From Daytona, a niece, Mr*. Charles Sumier and chil­ dren, Charlene, Walt and low, parents of the honoree, Pamela, arrived, and from and Andy Lyon, an d |n ler. Sanford w ai Lloyd Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gie were also guests. White with David La The large table under the mammoth shade tree held numcroui dishes of every southern recipe Imaginable, Including fried chicken, fried fish and fresh vegetables pre­ pared from the Sapp garden and a variety of other dclcctables. A large birthday cake with Ice cream was served later in (he afternoon as memories were relived among (he fam­ ilies with picture taking. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nelson of Tampa aro houseguests of Miss Doris Faber. MISS MARY ELLEN (BONNY) WILSON Aliss Ely, G .L Mackall Casselberry Personals By J a n Casselberry Mrs. Letha Word of Sunny* town Hoad attended the Eight ct Forty D e p a r t m e n t a l Marche at the Sheraton Tam­ pa Motor Inn Sunday, May 23, aa a delegate from Orange County 8aloa 170. Summer Blanket Special FREE Sanitone Box Storage Headquarters For Your Graduate's Corsages ft Party Flowers by Dorothy Gray jfe. «fvW7y0^now *2 Choose Orange Flower Skin Freshener for aacaul or ary akin, Texture Lotion for oily akin. They refresh instantly, remove cream, complexion. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st A Sanford Avs. I12-II22 IB-1411 Personals During May On All Permanent* 912.50 And Up Stock up now! SSSBSEk BLANKETS TO BE DRY CLEANED will receive the exclusive Sanitone process; guaranteed odorless. Placed in plastic storage bags on request. Reg. $1.25 Special 90 GUARANTEED 3 Year MOTH TREATMENT available on all woolen garments including blankets. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4113 Betty Anne’s Hair Styling Bale* deodorised, sterilised, and placed In new blue strips ticking. Excluslvs in this area Fluff 'n Pnff process uses cool, germ killing nltra-violst light and la licensed by ths Slate Board of Health. Reg. $2.49 CLEA RA N CE 2 5 * OH ALL REGULAR MERCHANDISE — INCLUDING _ • BATHING SUITS • LINGERIE • SPORTSWEAR • DRESSES Special $198 A LL WASHABLE BLANKETS will be laundered with mild synthetic soap In low tem perature water and treated far aae season against moth damage. Placed la plastic storage bags an request. 2 0 % OFF FHBN PLAZA H E N PAHS M0-U1I REGULAR PRICE Free Pickup and Delivery Service Seminole County Laundry Co. S it W. 3rd 81. Playgirl FASHIONS Prices nvallsble on request. FEATHER PILLOWS 2201 8. Park Ave. STOREWIDE special sale! Orange Flower Skin Freshener or Texture Lotion Flemings ANNUAL 20% OFF Cotton swabs dipped In li­ quid detergent are an aid In cleaning stemware. STANLEY VIHI.EN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidnev Vihlen 8r., Sanford, n former piano pupil of Miss Margaret Duvis, will be featured soloist nt Miss Davis' unnuul recital, Tuesday, June 1, ul 8:15 p.m. at The Sanford Woman's Club. KADER JEWELERS Mr. and Sirs. Charles Ed­ cmnized on June 26 at 6:30 Gifts • Cards • Book* ward Ely of Sanford, an­ p.m. at Grace Methodist 210 E. First St. nounce the engagement and Church. 112 S. PARK AVE. approaching marriage of their daughter, M iti Janet Kay Ely, to Gerald Lee Mackall, We Are Happy To Announce Our • • • son of Mrs. Charles Hackctt, also of Sanford. The bride-elect wa* bom In Chlllicothe, Ohio, and waa graduated f r o m Seminole High School with the claai of 1963. She will graduate from Orlando Junior College in June. Her fiance waa bom In Jacksonville and was graduat­ ed from Taylor High School You will note that we have included other special* this year. Take ad­ In Pierson in 1961. He attend­ vantage of these limited prices nt either plant location or call us for ed the University of Florida free pick-up. All dry denning will lie mothproofed at no charge. This is and plans to further his edu­ good only until the garment is cleaned again and should not be confused cation after completing his with our regular 3 year written guaranteed mothproofing aervlce. Naval enlistment. Miss Ely Is the maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mra. E. Dale McCullough of Sanford and h e r paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. P. I. Ely of Ohio. Mr. Mackall Is the grand­ Paul French of Tropic Hill son of Mr. and Mra. Dewey has had aome tesla recently at the Winter Park Hospital. Dillard of Barbcrvllle. The marriage will be aolMiss Peggy Nippard of Corn on the cob served Pool, England, houseguest of Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Mcdcalf wilh melted butter and small Have your rlolhra rlranrd the Sanitone way and stored for the entire summer. In Dot flay Manor for the past pastry brushes takes the work Clear your closets of winter clothre and protect them against mildew, Clothes will be pressed and ready to wear before the first cool snap in tha F’alL four months, has returned to and the mess out of buttering England. She enjoyed her stay com. In Florida and took many short trips. She hopes to come back to Florida again some MON. • TUE8. • WED. day. Mri. Braula Thornton left Friday for a three weeks trip. She will visit first Mr*. F ran­ ce* Sailer In Montgomery, Aia. From there she will visit a cousin, Mrs. N o r m a n Twctlle, In Coffcyvllle, Kan., then to Oswego, Kan., to visit Airs. Jerry Clemons. Mr. and Lira. Tweedle will Join her then and they will travel to Clarcmore, Okla. They will remain there tome time and enjoy the baths at the famous Hot Springs and visit the Will Rogers Memor­ ial. will be conducted Tuetday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. at Pinecreit School with Charlea Hunter, preiidcnt of the 1965 senior claia of Seminole High School presenting the diplo­ ma*. All alumni and the entire public ia cordially invited to attend. PAUL RtV tRC BOWLS 5" dlam. $1.93 9” dlam. $9.95 3*i- dlam. 2.93 7" dlam. 7.93 SII.VERI'I.ATE BY — INTERNATION AL Plan Late June Wedding Personals (’HAIM.EH HUNTER, proHidcnt of tho 19G5 (tenior class of Scntinolu IliRh School, wus honor Rucst of a graduation beach buffet party re­ cently with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Karlylo House­ holder scrvinR as hosts. Couples portlcipathiR In tho festive fun and fro­ lic aro from tho loft, Janlco Daniels and Charles Hunter, honor Riicst; Fran McGnuRh and llohby Itumbley; l’nt McGuire and lluddy Iiurton; Candi Southward and Gary Ganas; Tally Irby and Andy Lyon; and Junlo White und David Lanier. A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! Come In And Mak* Your Selection! Altamonte STOP BY OR CALL — 822-8321 Miss Mary Ellen Wilson Betrothed J. C. Sapp Family ISN’T IT ABOUT Kiddie Korner TIME YOU Program, Diplomas TRADED IN TOUR Presented T uesday OLD ROOM AIR The annual program and rommenrement rx rrrlre i of CONDITIONER ON Pinccrctt Kiddie Korner Kin­ a m w d ilH W lI* dergarten and Nuricry School WHOLE HOUSE SYSTEM? Schedules Card Dr. and Mra. John Wallace] Rowe Harris York Jr., son of .known as Bonny, Is a gradWilaon of Sanford announce | Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Harris | uate of Seminole High School straw handbag. The honoree's I end about 40 classmates and. tween the appointed hours of the engagement of t h e i r ] York Sr., of Jacksonville and ia presently a tenior at The Garden Club of Sanford daughter, Mary Ellen, to grandmother, Mrs. J . W. Hall, I friends were invited to call be-14 to 5:30 p.m. TT»e bride-elect, b e t t e r ^ Jone| Unlverllty> while la sponsoring a card party in high school she was an ac­ Tueiday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Garden Club Center on tive member of the Trl-Hi-Y Highway 1792. and the Seminole High swim The public la cordially in­ ming team. At Bob Jones Uni vited to participate in the var­ versity the Is a member of ious card games of their Chi Kappa Delta literary so­ choice. ciety and has held offices in A variety of table prizes Life Service Band and Mis­ will be awarded. sion Prayer Band. Beach Buffet Fetes Charles Hunter Charles Hunter, member of the 1905 graduation class of Seminole High School, was honor guest of a beach buffet last Saturday afternoon and evening a t 009 Atlantic Boule­ vard In New 8myma Beach with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Karlyle Housholder serving as hosts. The guests received novel invitations requesting them to attend after 1 p.m. and bring their dates for an afternoon of swimming, surfing, sun­ ning, funning and snacking. An appetising and bountiful buffet dinner of b o i l e d ahrimp, ham, baked beans, cole slaw, potato chips, pick­ les and relishes, cup cakes and Cokes was attractively served the guests, Following the afternoon of fun in the sun tho group en­ joyed an evening of modem music, Jovial Jokes and bril­ liant and stimulating chatter. Guests and their dates rev­ eling in the excitement of the memorable fete were Janice Daniels and Charles Hunter; F ran McGough and Bobby Itumbley; Pat McGuire and Buddy Burton; Candi South­ ward and Gary Ganas; Patty T he Garden Club Ph. 322-3253 Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 118 So. Pabtetto Avo. Ph. S22-5292 f | �M ay 0 1w h work? I haven't got any money but i can walk you home and we could talk." Now you know when we get home we at leaat have to have a anack and, a lot of tim et, it'a a complete din- ncr. Abby, I don't expect him to take me out to din­ ner twice a week, but it bother* me that he should tell me he has no money, as though, if he had money he'd be somewhere else. Af­ ter all these years I wonder If 1 really know him. Any advice? v y. DEAR N. Y.: You "know" him all right, but you don't week’e column! will game so I am bidding it. If I "no" him enough. Next NORTH (D ) It deal with the Jump to game were doubtful about playing time he pulls the "no money, AKTH and 1U aigniflcance. game I would only have bid but I'll walk you home" rou­ V I S Today’a hand would be bid ♦ A* three spades. If I were Inter­ tine, tell him you're busy. aa ahown in the box by al+ AKS4 3 ested in a slam I would have After three months of this most any group of four bridge ■AST either bid tome other suit or treatment, if he doesn't ask players and played just about Alois *< you "the" question, you’ll gone past game myself." the tam e way by all declar­ YQJ10 V K S 7 4 31 have the answer. Would anyone get higher? ♦ K 10 3 ® J 917 4 ers- South would win the open­ a • a + Q 1 0 S S + J Yes. Some North players (not ing heart and draw trumps DEAR ABBY: I live in a SOUTH experts) would jump from itb three leads. Then he one spade to three spades small town in Indiana, but I + AQJI2 ■puld go after clubs and when If A l whereupon some South play­ read your column in the Chi­ the suit failed to break he ♦ QI3 ers would move to five or cago American every day. would make his contract on + •73 You are the only one I can the nose provided that West East and West vulnerable even six. Or some North play­ turn to, Abby. I am 19 and e r (not an expert) might re­ did not foul up the defense N o rth t u t S u l k W est value hla hand after the jump am in love with a l>oy who overt rick. 1+ P a ss 1+ P a ss is 20. We aren't engaged yet to game and bid again. 2 + Past 4+ P a ss Why would the bidding bePass P a ss He shouldn't. This particu­ and here’s the problem. My the same by almost everyone? Opening le a d — V Q. lar jump to game by South parents like hint all right, Because this particular jump absolutely precludes any slam but my two older sisters are to game h at the same meaninterests at all. North should married to his two older Imum type opening bid with ~g In all bridge circles. Irolhera. My parents *ay It says, "P artner you have spade support. Based on that respect his partner’s judgment that it would be too much of and pass. information I want to play in told me that you have a mln-| a mix-up with all the double cousins, ilia family feels the same way about It. They say that two from the aama family is enough. We love each other, Abby, and it In a recent column 1 quoted year or two is the No. 1 ex­ salary—no m atter what. May­ doesn't make any difference a letter written by a working travagance of husbands. Mo­ be I'm actually working so that to us that we are already the children and I can have a related through marriage. j d t e who said she held down torboats were also mentioned few luxuries, too." There isn't a law against our job so that her husband often. One wife who wrote said marrying is there? Please So were faraway hunting she just couldn't believe that help us. could have the luxuries he had no intention of becoming unac­ and fishing trips — and all any wife would be dumb TWO IN LOVE customed to just because he sorts of expensive equipment enough to go to work every DEAR TWO: There's no for both. Country club mem­ day just to enable her hus­ la w a g a i n s t y o u r m a r r y i n g — had a wife to support. That reader figured there bership was also mentioned as band to have the luxuries he and I can’t see why you must be other wives working something a husband who likes thought he couldn't be happy shouldn't be married if you for the same reason—to keep golf considers important to his without. "Only a nut would love each other. • • o do that," she claimed. happiness. their husbands happy. But she's wrong. Some wives Well, now I can report that There was a little different DEAR ABBY: How do you # b e re are others. Husbands, it slant to one wife's letter. She today work as hard to provide tell a very dear friend that would seem, often have more said wryly: "Maybe I don’t their husbands with luxuries her children drive you extravagant tastes than they actually work to provide my —and so keep them content— crasy? This person is dlvnrc* can Indulge after marriage— husband with luxurlea because as men have worked through ed. She and her children, unless the family has two pay hla luxuries are so Important the ages to make it possible ages 8 and 3, live with her they would come out of his for their wives to keep up with parcnti. When she brings checks. her children to my house, Judging from the letters I've received, a new car every the Joneses. the place la a wreck after they leave. They go through my dresser drawers, machina drawers and even my refrigerator. The mother being lhat golfers across the and acted by other deaf chil­ ; MONDAY, MAY 31, IMS TV Time's Show of the Night: dren. Dane Clark Is the nom­ country have had a chance to 10-11 p.m. ABC. Ben Cas­ inal gueet star aa the girl's play an ll-holc round with a ey "A Woods Full of Ques­ father, but his primary pur­ certified score in an attempt tion Marks." (Rerun) Thla pose is to provide a sounding to "best the champ" for an is one of the moat poignant­ hoard off which playwright award. ly effective dramas ever a t­ Ellis Marcus can bounce his 7:304:30 p.m. ABC. Voyage tempted on this aerlea. It'a arguments. A fine hour. lo the Bottom of the Sea. "No the case of a little deaf girl 3 4 p.m. NBC. National Way Out." (Rerun) Don't ex­ "I want to look very sm art­ •w h o '# never been given the Golf Day (Color) If you have­ pert art, but if you'll settle ly dressed at the July wedding opportunity to learn because n't had enough televised golf (or melodrama, there are of my daughter. I am fitly, her family is convinced she's this season, here's another plenty of thrills here as the slim and have while hair and retarded. The girl la played hour. The so-called "Round Seavlew tries to smuggle a blue eyes. My neck ia not so by June Retd, who happens of Champions” pits PGA turncoat Commie from Jakar­ good, and my skin is dry. The to be a deaf girl herself and champ Bobby Nichols against ta to the U. S. First the agent wedding ia at noon in church. much of what you see on tha U. 8. Open champ Ken Ven­ gets himself shot up. Then be Tha bride haa a traveling ault screen is painfully authentic turi, with the gimmick here refuses to divulge his secrets of pale blue wool, and they unless hla girl friend ia res­ are flying to Europe. We have cued too, and then, to cap planned a buffet luncheon at everything, there’s a counter- our home after tha wedding. agent aboard whose aim is to What should my husband wear? He's alxty-five and hat silence him. white hair.—Mra. Ft." t l ) P ries la R ight S-9 p.m. NBC. The Man MONDAY P. M. I suggest a soft type afterfrom U.N.C.L.E. "The Dou­ TUESDAY P. M. 1:91 ( t ) News five dress in a lovely print of ble Affair." (Rerun) One of (S) Naws, Bparts, t l s l t (I) U h a t tore pastela. Have a hat of the new W aath sr (i> c a l l My B luff those episodes that moat aer( I ) Nswacopa, Coat. (1) Donna Head Show straw and veiling, and shoes las star# seem to demand be • i l l ( I ) Maverick 11:71 ( I ) Nawa and gloves to match the pre­ (S) CUS Naws 11:11 ( I ) F a t h e r K n o w s Beat written Into their contracts. dominant color. You can re­ (S) H u n t l a y - i i r la k la y t l ) Basrah for T a m a rRobert Vaughn not only plays • lla p o rt raw move your hat for the lunch­ T ill ( t ) Zana U r s r (2) i'll Oat solo in thla one, he plays the eon at home. Your husband a. <«) D igest ll:« l (I) o a l l l a g u a r u double Thrush has created by f i l e (7) K a ra n (S> N ile Nawa should wear a dark suit or plastic surgery aa a means to black business suit, white ( I ) V o y a ee to t h a B o t­ 1:11 i s ) (Mr) T a l k tom of th a a s a (S) T h a Itabua a s m s penetrate U.N.C.L.E. shirt, handsome tie of gray, ( I ) T o Tall tha T r u th ( I ) Nawa, E ditorial, W a s . 8 8:30 p.m. CBS. The Lucy highly pollahed black shoes, thsr • i l l <l) I'va d o t A Sacrat (S: SCaa F rom UNCt.B 1:11 (7) Focus Show "Lucy and the Beauty aj>d a small boutonnlare. You 1:11 (S) T h a Andy Q rlfllth 1st® ( I ) Aa T ha W a r U Terms Doctors." (Rerun) A take-off will, I feal sure, receive a Show (7) Dat'a M aks n Deal ( I ) No T im a to r l a r ( I ) Nawallna on "Candid Camera," though bouquet from the groom. Tell gaants 1:11 (7) NUC Nawa it doesn't seem nearly aa m a­ him what you with ao that • :Se ( I ) M onday N le ht Movla 1:11 (S) I’a eaw srS ( t ) W s n d y a nd Ma licious. Lucy goes to e beauty it will harmonise with your (7) Moment o f T r u t h (S) Andy W llllam a ( I ) F l a m s la tha W in g parlor which has a hidden outfit. • : t l ( I ) D ing Croaby Show t :S I ( I ) A r t U a h l e t t e r camera and she's subjected 19:99 (S) Alfrad H itchcock ( I ) Day l a C o u r t "Would a street-length, cage 1 ( t ) U*n Caaay ( l i T ha D oe tsre to knockabout treatm ent, a green lace dress be suitable t t i t t ( I ) News, Bporta, Waa- t :M ( I ) ADC Nawa cheese facial and some tuna for wear at my own second M l III To T all T h a T r u t h thsr (7) A nothe r W orld ( ! ) Nswacopa fRb cosmetics in the interests wedding? 1 am fifty-nine. The ( I ) a e n e r a l moaptia! (*) Nawallna of beauty. ceremony will be held in my 11:11 ( I I T h a a t t r a t th a a t a r i 1:71 ( I ) Naws ( t ) T h a L ata Mhow 1:1# ( I ) Tha E d g e o i N ight •■10 p.m. NBC. Tha Andy ■ister’e home at four o'clock. (7) Tou D o a 't Bay 11:11 ( I ) T o n lta Show ( I ) T h a V o u a g Married# Williams Show. (Color) An Could I wear a hat?—Nan K." enjoyable bour for three rea­ This sounds perfect and, l:Sd ( I ) Dougina R d w a rd a TUESDAY A. M. t Nawa sons: Andy, Peggy Lee and yes, I would wear a very pret­ ti l# (I) Sears! B a r e « : H ( t ) Slew OB Art Carney. Peggy and Andy ty bat to match. One of flow­ II) T rallm aster ‘ l l ' l ( ! ) Hunahlsa A lm anae I t) T ha M ateh Rama S:St (S) N a w s * W a a l b t r team up in a wonderful med­ ers would be especially nice. 4:71 (7) NBC Nawa e ta ley with such tunes as "My "Is walking up and down l : l t ( I ) tTnele W a l t I S : l l (S) TV Classroom 17) Mika D e u e l a s Show Blue Heaven,” "Fly Ma To ten steps hundreds of times a ( f ) Sunrise Somaatar 1:11 (4) Woody Wood packer • « : l l (4) Naws * W a a th s r the Moon" and "Language of week bad for a woman of (») S o a h u n t •7:00 (SI Today 1:71 47) Sporte Love." Alone Peggy offer# seventy? I am not ill, juit ex­ (S) Bum m ar S t m a a l a r l : t s i t ) Newsaage 7:11 (SI tVaha Up M a f ia s (I) U n a i t t i Beaver "F ever" and "You've Got to hausted at timea. 1 work very 7 :S0 ( I ) Nawa (I ) Hporta, W eather, See Mama Every Night." hard.—Reader." I tea (Si f a r e M a r k e t Reaerioua between ui. About four time* a year he aaks me out. But the reit of the time (about twice a week) he calli and aayi, 'How about meeting me after fynoobi} OnftJudy* By Oswald Jacoby to Jhe Women: T V Time Previews d U M ia Jd tA " RuthMil,ett " Television Tonight OUR BOARDING HOUSE SIDE GLANCES THBHSAIYBA*-. Me'iTKS.WJSTAPT M SiLK.TH* ’ aiuoevr o*>rjo;u<a tva ever tutored / v w me f provotiw , . GXASPTDTWtBA54PRttOPLtSOP LEVERACCINSTANUY.'/MA30*-~- J TRYING' doesn't say a word. The eld­ I ’LL 6 C T M’V\ A T JS E -L 'P POUT 304TA S SOON A S T CAMjf LOCATE A 5 JITA 6 L* CCPONCNT/— HAY-KAPr/— TME REVIVE est talks back to her and VASILY ART l< A B.V DORMANT R 6hT 4CXING/ It i uses vile language. I don't BEEN AS DEAD j feel like correcting them RACING*. while she is there. I really like this person, but I don’t want her to bring her child­ ren to my bouse any more unless she teaches them some manners first. How do 1 teU her? LIFELONG FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: Tell her in plain English that she Is doing her children a grave disservice by letting them run wild, that the little ones can't be expected to know what they've never been taught and she Is shirking her responsibility ns a mother. Undisciplined children grow to be selfish, inconsid­ erate adults, who pay dearly OUT OUR WAY for their lack of training for WHY DOW*T they are unwanted socially, YtXJ JU ST • a • • PU TAWHOLI B o x eg s o u r , DEAR ABBY: l would like POCKET to reply to the man who EVEHV M ow n iw g ? . signed himself "VET OK TWO WARS." lie disap. proved of hunting animals for sport, and in his tetter he stated: "If you want to kill don't be a piker . . . go after the big game. Join the Army and ask for front line duly in Viet nam ." it'a people like Mr. "VET OF TWO WARS’who place human life on the same level with animal life —who are responsible for the rising crime and mur­ der rate in this country to­ day. We have many solldiera in Vietnam. Many of them are volunteers, risking their lives not because they like lo kill, but because they believe In our country, its Ideals and the very principles on which America was founded. Sign PRISCILLA’S POP me . , . LT. RGB FORT LEE, VA. 0 0 0 Problems? Wrile lo AllBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. Hate to write letters? Send one dollar lo Abby, Box r>i)T00, Lo* Angeles, Calif , for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." T u r n that radio off before the Kiddle Hour com®® on. Violenc® upaeta cowal" CARNIVAL Exercise, according to some health experts, la good at any age. If (here la no heart condition, I don't think there ia any danger, but you should discuta Ibis with your doctor. Just have a regular check up. "Would a black and white polka-dotted chiffon dreas be suitable for me? I am guest of honor at a July luncheon at my club__Age 4*." This is excellent, a* nothing is so smart thla season as black and white and polka dotsl Wear either black or white accessories. Tomorrow — Woman's Eye View By Kate Osann i t a t t a s T t o iw ib w iw THIATfi A OQMEfflCASGUMDfT WHEN n M o m m e s o M ttiv a iE Tonlta and T i n S i r S to w s twleo—fir s t finis Tl4S Adolf K n tsrtatoaisn t ‘Get tome pickle on the cheeseburger. My mother insist* I have * vegetable with every me a ir " T H r ot/'TBAaas** P A L I , N E W M A N —Color Plus dt N:dS only "u o o iix trn c h a k ijr T o « r f'ortlo Dskblo Mosaold* In Color '* Hot Breakfast aii I — raffs* a list railis — 4 Hofuso a ------and r ( js BUGS BUNNY Y I » WANTED ON TH' PHONE, BLMgBl . a saiuiod # Elver f Merited 13 s«crsd aye title tab ) I llsrsBnod nSES 14 Romaa ‘ • Destervus It llsory | IS Caldron nrcrane II Ethevra IdFawIniae 15 Account i f aspstlalwo M P srtofU raat SiKaas and n n u te country ■ S3 Mast s i * (ab) gSHIoadlsa •T U ftw a i SS blrtbpinra (abj g} Northern Intend a w * II M are 3S Loramsfhni Hike TILL 3.4# K A c W FM O N . - r w , w Nawa »>aa <l> t l ) Mickey B r a s s ' Ihow (S) a u n s b l n e Alm anae : t : t l ( I ) W a k e - u p Msvtaa 7-Si (S) Nawa a W a a th s r thsr A lies ( I ) Cap t a l e B e — a r e a W |:M t l ) W e a t h e r s a d H aws * I :ie t l ) T a d a y (1) (I) (S) a m (S) t i l t (I) (I) la s s ( I ) tl) in s* (S) tl) lasts ( I ) H its (S) [I) il> tills (S) iO I STARTS THUR.I W S V B - T V CMAHBES. Sd T t'B a O A T A. M. 1:71 s i g n On 1:11-1*1 T im e line VT l:# t-l:S I A m erican H i s t o r y n w i COw Js (I) 1:19-1:11 H u m a n ltla e i l t - t l ) VT t :l l- lt:lS tpaalah f |) 11:71-19:1* Spanish ( i ) 19:41-11:91 Space Age Sclaaca C A F E T E R I A S C a r to o n villa D lvaree C o u rt A m erican H isto ry 41) E se rels* 11:19-11:*# Social S tu d ie s <*) Horn pa r Boom VT M o rn in g Movie T r u t h n r Conaoquon- t t : t l - t t : U Kaleidosc ope (4-S) Mika W a l l e t s Naws T t 'g a D A T F . M. W ha f a T h la Bong 17:91-13:7* K a y n e U e of Musis I L eva Laag NBC Nawa C o a c s a tra U o n Andy of M a yberry Dae. B r U e J e o p a rd y The M o o r e (t-S) 11:71-11:91 K l a d e r t lm e IS:tS 1:11 H u m e a ltle a V T R 3:31-1:4* B a p ) a r i s e hotaaee • e 10-on. New YM g o rads, Iwwlr TVs. "Heath Blanket Hlngo" Also "Death P arty" f'Rltz J:1S-7:I4 gLastSerryDaya Shown At 1 M -I:g 4 -M I sorts lor a t . - a We 4W k .T >pane ocdestacaafyS 1.00. UWCNMMi I I ( U L - t i l l F A M M M B 44®f # 1 .4 4 0 F J i Sh trr •**•*■• By Dick T urner SHORT RIBS l i m i f HIUl-IM | “Seems to ms the government eouM help mor® by , providing froo lunche® to tho FATHERS Instead of) to uo kids In ochootl'* -! TIZZY I t ' u u By Galbraith CjAO.-tV.'dii.VaJ ifOCLO TiOJM.dW? g HA,a wIEN OKnYCSSTWY J -JS* BARN'JM By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I've known guy practically all my Wa grew up together. He'a tort of like one of the family, but aometlmea I get the Idea that it could be a 81, 1985 — Pap® 9 eT uL e (3) 1:11-1.11 B a n d in g (1-4) V I R I gglffSW ' Si lifts WYeb*4 41 Crook " SI CUy la 1 i �I W tt Horoscope Forecast / V raT erl Page 10 — May 31, 1965 W rr*H HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results M v , J W 1 .U U G E N E R A L TENDEN­ CIES: Today la protty mueh • day to dalibtrato and to think out how you can bast C«t along hattor In tha day* and wastes ahead — » th nt whan thinking can bring Inta n a tln g and unuiual plant, but don't yat a c t Ba ttoadfast. 0 * * s s s s s a > * « a * IK, ARIF* (Mar. t l to Apr. , 1 IF YOUR CHILD "The Stars impel, they 4a net compeL" What yea make ef year life la large­ ly ap to YOUI Carroll Rlghteria Individual Forecast for year alga for July Is new toady. For your copy need your birthdato and f 14)0 to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Box 1921, Hollywood St, Cal­ ifornia. A le x a n d e r t h e G n a t m a d e a s e a d e s c e n t ia a fo ra d e e p - s e a d iv in g a p p a r a tu s , c c o r d ln g t o th a E n c y c lo p a e ­ d ia J B r lla n n k « . •I» eu n s» « * x sa * * * < 6. C hild C or* 15. Special Services 50. MIsc. For Sale LOST: m a r k P r e n c h Poodle nam ed "Pape." R e w a rd . Lt Ashby, 423-7417. NANNIE'S K I D D I E CARE. 1110 A Oak Ava.. 3 3 3 - t t l t . I n f a n t a to f yra. W e Never Close. A & B CONTRACTORS WALNUT Room Divider. 34"4 C o u n try Club Road. Ph. 322 13)0. 2. P erso n als 8. Pets ft Supplies Do r o u h a v e e d r i n k i n g p r o b ­ lem. W r it s P. a B o s l i l t , 8enford. ANIMAL HAVEN. K ennels Screened Run, B o a r d ltg . 377 1713. T a l l coma te a usl W ANTED! R id s from t l t h . * PO IN T E R Pupa, 7 wka. old N l s h t a 333-7101. P a l m e t to to d o w n t o w n S a n ­ ford, 7:IS m o rnings, r e t u r n • f t e r I p. m. Mon. t h r o u g h PE R S IA N K itte ns, T o r s Dred, 131. 333-14tl. Kri. 122 - 1143 . STUD SE R V IC E : Black Minat u r a Poodle, AKC, R egister4. Beauty Care ed. Call 333-700t a t t a r ( p m H A R R IE T T 'S B e au ty N o o k , DOOk R E C E I V E D t o r Adop­ a o ft w a te r , evening s p p ’ta. tio n, boarded. Animal Rescue l o t So. O i k . tM -IT Sl. L eague, 1700 W. Minnesota, DsLand. Ph. 744-1I41. SPEC IA L ON P E nM B Ace l l r a u t y Shop h u moved 12. Special Notices to Cut 'N* Curl R e au ty Shop. 30% off of r e g u l a r p r ic e , of I’crme. I l l P a l m e t to Ave. Ph. CANAB Day C am p begins J u n a 14th., L a k e Golden. F o r In­ 133.0131. fo r m a t i o n oall 133-3341, P r e d Panes. 6. Child Care 13. Catering - Food HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ROOFING, PA INTING A INOULATINO HOOVER VAC. CLEA NERS W H I T E SEW INO MACHINES A uthorised Belas A Service SICK ROOM NEEDS O A R H E TrS W heel Chalra. W alk ers , C a n ts 300 E. F ir st. 333-1344 A C r u tc h e s for r e n t o r sale. P r e s c r ip tio n s a t L o w e s t CH E CK o u n E V E R T D A T Prices. D iscount t o people LOW PRICES! ove r I I A all Service P e r s o n ­ O F F IC E FU R N IT U R E nel. Check ou r prlcee. 8amp!e I te m s: 4 Dr. L e t t t r f l l e C abinet, full suspension, Reg.' FAUST DRUG STORE IS).)), ou r price ! ! ) . ) ) . Royal F r e e D elivery I37-0TI4 Swivel Exec. Chair. Reg. IS).)), o u r price 143.S3. Cos18. Landscape Service co Exec. Swivel Chair, Reg. 47).)S. o u r price 147.30. " " c o m p l e t e L a n d s c a p e — PO W E L L'S O F F IC E SUPPLY MAINTENANCE Mowing, Spraying, P runing, | Se w in g Machine | E d ging. I.at Your Landscape T W IN N E E D L E Be Our Worry. Call ua for DIAL-O-MATIC K s tlm ata on Y e ar Round ZIG-ZAG ’<) MODEL R a te s. Must sell due to c irc um stanc es. VOSS LANDSCAPE 137 balance, te r m a available. We financ e o u r own. C re dit 823-1950 After 6 a d j u s t e r GA 3-337? Collect. F in a n c in g A rra n g ed 414-4147 19. Builders Supplies ^PRK^CAH^tjoncrefT'TJtspe™ HOT POINT R e f r ig e r a t o r A Stove. Refrlg. lino. Stove (23 o r both 1110. 423-6342. O R E O O IU LUMBER CO E X C E LL E N T Caro A E n te r 133-0100 LATEX PAINT I2.S« gal t a l n m r n t P r o g r a m Dally for F I E L D P E A 8 11.10 llu. Bring 130 Maple Ava. children. TO»l TIItT U n NUR­ o w n c o n t a i n e r A pick. 333ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS m s. SERY. (0 N. Edgam on, N o rth 20. Hardware 310 Hanford Ave. 322-37)1 Orlando. 333-3777. 15. Special Services VACUUUM C L E A N E It. 1)43 S a nford's Most Complete Model, used o n ly 1 tim e. T E D WILLIAMS HDW. Pay th e bala nce of f i t . Will LAWNS MOWED. Floor c le a n ­ 304 E. l l t h . 133.1111 t a k e older Vacuum c lc a p e r ing A W in d o w Cleaning. 333IV THE C IR C U IT C O IR T , 04(0. f o r p a r t payment. Ph. O r l a n . 22. Plumbing VIVTII J I-n itT A I . C IR C U IT OP do Collect OA 3-3377. f l o r i d * i.v a n d p o r s e m i . PAINTING, Profeaalonal by Lea Rent Blue l.u s tr e E le ctric C a r ­ PLUMBING NtM.IS COUNTY. Helm. I n i u r e d . 831-4314. C o n t r a a t ln g R epairs pet Sham poocr for o nly I t C IIA V C K Itr VO. IM S ! LAWNS mowed, E dgin g, Lots F R E E ESTIMATES p e r day. C arroll F u r n i t u r e VO TICB OK S tfIT IV Cleaned, Leavea Vacuumed. a L HA RVEY Co. XfOItTGAGK KO RECLO SI'RE 333-4101. 304 Sanford Ave_______ 133-3I33 F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT­ SANFORD SEW INO C E N T E R GAGE ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ 104 So. P a r k Ave. 333-4411 23. Painting poration, P l a in t i f f , C E M E TE RY LOT. O a klaw n, vs. I^^ NTI NO (t ^r em lL 3IS^ 4S4 Masonic Stctlon, Sacrltlcs. CIRCUIT COCRT, JIM M IE M. OLTSSON a n d IV T H E 333-7130. V tV T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF 21. Well Drilling MART It. OLIF80N, h is wife D e f e n d a n ti, FLO R ID A IV AVD KOR SEM ITV SALE. Rest Buys In Town. TO i JIM M IE M. GLI8SON and VOLK COIIVTY. 1- RCA 31“ Consols, lik e new W E L L * DRILLED, PUMPS MART II. 0I.1 880N , h l l i v c H . t x c r . a r v o . i t tor $39.93; 1- 21" Motorola Con­ S P R I N K L E R 8 YBTKM8 w ife w h o ie residence e nd KARLA SU E OLIVER. sole *39.93: 1. 23" M otorola All Types a n d 8!aee w h e r e a b o u t , a r e unkn o w n . rialn tlff, Console, new plotu re t u b e W e R e p a ir and Service TOO AR B H E IIE IIT NOTI­ va. 431.33 1314 Celery Ave. 322B T I N E F I E D t h a t a Com plaint to fore- JA C K OLIVER, JR . M achine e n d Supply Co. 1412. cln«e a c e r ta in m o r tg a g a e n ­ Defendant. 307 W, In d 81_________ 333-4433 NO TICE OK B U T c u m b e r in g the fo llo w in g d e s ­ STERO, B e au tifu l Console w ith TOi JA CK OLIVER. JR.. cribed real p ro p e rty , t o - w i t: AM. FM Radio, like new. 30. Home Appliances Lot 4. Block E. TANGLEW HOSE RESIDENCE IS Cost tiod.00 will aell for UNKNOWN. WOOD SECTION T H R E E 1130.00 1311 Celery Ave. *33Sh NFORD ELECTRIC A BWORN COMPLAINT HAV. R E P L A T , a c c o r d in g t o the 1412. p l a t t h e r e o f ee recorded In INO been filed In the Circuit O. E. Ap, Itances—New A Used F l a t Book 10, P a g e 3). Put). C o u r t In a n d for Seminole 111 Magnolia___________333-1143 AIR CONDITIONER 4 4 Ton. Com m ercial Unit, C h ry sle r He Iterorda of Bemlnola County, F lorida, In Chancery, A ir-tem p, Complete price 4230. e n title d , KARLA HUE OLIVER, 21. Musical Instruments C ounty, Flo rid a 101 8. P a rk . 322-0313. < ha a been filed a g a l m t you In P la in tif f , va. JA CK OLIVER, the a b o v e - , ty l e d eult, th e e h o rt JR.. D e f e n d a n t " p r a y in g for P la n o S e rvicing A T u n in g USED TV. 21" Hllvertone Con­ t itle o f which le F e d e r a l N a ­ c e r ta in r e lie f for the above Qena C u m b aa — 312-2441 sole, good p ic tu re 140. 322tio n a l M o rtg a g e Aeaoclatlon, a nam ed p l a i n t if f e n d ag aln et 1371. c o r p o ra tio n o r g a n l i e d u n d e r an YOU. JA C K OLIVER, J i t , the P la n o T u n l a g a n g R epair Act of Congreaa a n d e x is tin g above nam ed d e fen d a n t, W. L. I la r m o n . .. 123-4233 ’31 PLYMOUTH, lu g g a g e r e c k , NOW. T H E R E F O R E . THIS IB p u r a u a n t to th a F e d e r a l N a ­ lleby Stroller. I22-IOII. tional M o rtg a g e Association TO N O T IF T YOU T h a t If you 50. Misc. For Sale C h a r t e r Act, h a v in g Ite p r i n ­ wlah to de fen d a g a i n s t a n d UHED A ir C o n d itio n e r H O - tt * cipal office In th e C ity of c o n te st th e above e n title d a c ­ UMBRELLA T ent, floor, 413. Volts, 430. 322-3 443. W a e h ln g to n , D istrict of C o lu m ­ tion, You a r o re q u ire d to file 333-1143. bia, P la in tiff, veraua, JIM M IE y o u r a n s w e r or o t h e r w r itte n 40" GE Range, Ilka new, |73. M. OLIBHON a n d MARY II. d e f a m e , If a n y you have, to LET'S C E L E B R A T E — T he 323-0311. OI.IHHON, hie wife D efendanta t h is C om pla int w ith tha Clerk classified ads e re the place of th a above aty led C ourt and and you a r e re q u ire d to se rv e HKADV-MIX CONCRETE to save time a n d m oney when a ro p y of yo u r A n s w e r o r o th e r to se rve upon Pla in tiff's a t t o r ­ (ho p p in g for t h e c a r of your Blacks. S te p p in g Stones, Hand, I Steal. G r r a a a T raps, llock, pleading to tho C om pla int on ney AI.RKIIT N. FITTS. I Ma. choice. L ot M arkers, Polyethylene, P l a in t i f f 's Attorney, Stack N. •onto Building, Hanford. F lo r ­ w i r e Mesh, Hteps, W indow Cleveland. Jr., Sulla 311 S a n ­ ida, a copy t h e r e o f on o r before Hills, Dry W ells A f>rnln Tils. ford A tla n tic N atio nal B ank tha let d a y of J u l y 1113. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. THE NATURE O F SAID Building, Hanford. Florida, a n d file t h e o r ig in a l A n s w e r o r COMPLAINT la t o p r a y t h a t I * t h e Court uf I k e C u a a t y o t h e r p lea ding In tha offlca of th a above atyled C o u r t g r a n t J u d g e , geuilualu C a uuty, F l s r - 51. ArUcien For Kent tho C l t r k of the Circuit Court th a p l a i n t if f a divorce of and tda, lu K rabale. on o r before the 3 l t b d a y of from YOU a n d a w a r d h e r c u s ­ t u r e i E s t a t e a f RE N T A BED Ju n e . A. D. ISIS. I t you fall tody of th o m in o r child born MARY POTT8 MOHIM.Y Rolla way, H ospital. Riby to do eo. a de cre s pro confeseo of tho m a r r i a g e ; Beds, by Day, W aek, or Deceased. f a i l n o t t o a n s w e r Lett will ba t a k e n a g a l n e t you for Month. T u All Credit a ra a n d P e r s a a s tbo relief d e m a n d e d In th e a Decree P r o Confeaeo be e n ­ H a t l a g Clalaia a e Deaiaada C A R IIO U -'J F U R N IT U R E tered h e rein a g a l n e t you. C om plaint. 111 W. let. 333-3111 A g a la a t Paid K a t a l r i W ITNESS MY HAND a n d the T hle Notice ehell be p u b l is h ­ You a n d each of y o a a r e T ou can find a n y t h i n g you ed once a w eek for four con- Official Heal o f the above h e r e b y notified a n d re q u ire d a e r u ttv a w eeka In ThS S anford sty led C ourt th la 17th day of to pre sen t a n y cla im * a n d d e . need a d v s r t la s d In th a H e rald H erald, a n e w sp a p er c i r c u l a t ­ May. A. D. 1*11. m ends which you, o r t l t h s r of Classified. ed In Seminole County, Florida. (BEAL) you. m ay have a g a i n s t t h a "Yon n a m e It—we ha v e It!" A r t h u r If. Deckw lth. Jr., Dated th la 31th day of May, e s t a t e of Mery P o t t s Mnaely, C lerk o f the a b o v e aty led deceased, late of eeld C o u n ­ POPCORN MACHINE for C a r ­ A. I>. 1(11. nivals. D e s s e r t A P a rtie s. C o u rt (HEAL) ty. t o t h e County J u d g e of By: M a r t h a T. V lblea AMERICAN RENT-ALL A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r . Seminole County, Florida, a t D eputy C lerk Clerk of C ircuit Court 322-1111 hie offlca In tha c o u r t h o u sa ot t i l l H. H l s w a t h s Cleveland, Stephenson A Mlse AL lIKItT N. FITTB aald C ounty a t Sanford. F l o r ­ 1 Maennlo B u ilding A t to r n e y s for P l a in t i f f ida, w ith in alx c a l e n d a r m o n th s 53. Wanted To Buy Hanford, F lo r id a I*. O. D r a w e r Z from tha tim e of the f ir s t p ub. A tto rn e y for P l a in t i f f Hanford, F lo r id a Ilcatlon o f th is notice. T w o SE L i. US your Furniture. P ublish May 11 A J u n a 7, 14, Publlah May 31 A J u n a 7, 14, copies of each claim, o r d e ­ Q u i r k Service w ith tha Cash. at. i pcs. 31. 1SS3 m and shall ba In w r i t in g , and S U P E R TRADINO POST. , CDM-IOt COM-107. shall a ta l a the place of r e s i­ 434-0477. nce and post offlca a ddress IV T H R CIRCUIT COCRT OK IV THM C IR C U IT COURT OK de of th a claim ant, and shall hs T H E VIVTII J t ’D ICIAL C IR ­ T H E V IV TH JU D IC IA L C IR . USED FU R N IT U R E sw to by tha c la im a n t, h is ' 414-2370 CUIT. IV A V U FO B SEMI VOLE CD IT, IV A V U KOR SEM INOLE a g sonrn t , or a t t o r n s y a n d a c c o m ­ UOUVTY. K LO RIUA. COCVTY. F LO R ID A . panied by a filing f a t of on# C kearery Vo. I Anas IV CHAVCKHY NO. I4SM dollar a n d such claim o r d e ­ 55. Furniture For Sale KOHKCLOSL'RR O F KOKP.tT.OSUMK OF A O H K R . m and not ao filed ehall bs m ortgage MKVT PO R D E E D WILSON MAIER FU RN COUNTY SAVINGS void. RE U BE N C O C K L E Y . also E R I E Buy — 8*11 — T r a d e M ack N. Cleveland. Jr., k n o w n a s REUBEN COCKLEY. BANK, a N aw Y ork C o r p o r a ­ 111-13 E. l i t . 123-1134 Aa A d m in is tr a to r o f th a tion, JR , K s ta t a of P la in tiff P la in tiff, Used f u r n i t u r e appliances, tools, Mary P o tta Mostly, va. va. ate. B o u g h t - Sold. L a r r y 's deceased JO HN G. KENN ED Y a n d JOAN ROBE RT J. POPOV1TB a n d C. Vernon Mlse, Jr., of Mart, t i l S anford Ava. J*h. L IL L IE K. POPOV ITS, hi a wife, C. KE NNEDY, 123-4142. I Cleveland, Stephenson A Mlse D a fen d a n ts. a t al A tto rn sy a a t Law, D e fen d a n ts P. O. D ra w e r Z VOTICB OK S t IT FREE ESTIMATE NOTICE OK MORTUAGE T H E ST A T E OK KLORIUA TO I U p h o lste rin g A M a t tr e s s r e n ­ Bulla I I I —Sanford A ttantlo ro B E C L O B U E E BALR JO HN G. KENNEDY a n d o v a tin g . New A Used F u r n i ­ National Bank Building RV C L E R K JOAN C. KENNEDY ture. Call Nix Beddin g Mfg. Florida. NOTICE la he rab y glvan p u r ­ Sanford. You a r a h e rsby notified t h a t Co. a t f i t C t la r y Ava. 322A t t o r n e y i for E atata a s u it h a s been b r o u g h t a g a l n e t a u a n t t o a F in a l Decree of Publish May 31, 11 A J u n s T. 2117. you In t b s C ir c u it Court of tho Fo re c lo s u re d a te d May 37th, 14. 11(3 N inth Judic ia l C ircuit In a n d 1141 a n d e n te r e d la C hancery CDM -II ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Kor Seminole County, Florida, No. l i i o t of th e C ircu it C ourt Bedd.ng A F u r n i t u r e In C hancery, by REUBEN of t h e N inth Ju d ic ia l Circuit IN T H E CIRCUIT CO URT OK AT FACTORY PRICE S! COCKLEY, also known a s In and fo r Seminole County, T H E SIX T H JU D IC IA L C IR ­ I l l M agnolia 332-4133 Florida, w herein E R I E COUN­ CUIT OK T H E S T A T E OK REUBEN COCKLEY. Jit. You a r o hereby r e q u ir e d to TY HAVINGS RANK, a New FLO R ID A . |x AXU FOR se rve upon C L E V K L A ND, York C o rp o ra tio n , la P l a in ­ ■K H tN o f.K COUNTY, STEPHENSON A MIZE, P la in - t if f a nd R O B E R T J. POPOVITB IN CH ANCERY. CASH RO t l f f a A ttorneys, w h o s e a d d r e s s a n d L IL L IE F. POPOVITB, hie tears la p o st Offlca D r a w e r One. Kern wife, a r e D e fenda nts, I will WILLIAM O. 8LAM1N. P e r k . F lo rid a , a copy of yo u r sell t o t h e h i g h l i t a n d beet rialntlff. w r i t te n d a f e n sta t o t h a C om ­ bidder fo r oaeh a t t h e fro n t va. p l a in t- I n said s u i t on o r bafora door of t h e Bemlnote County M A RGAnETHA HLAMIN. t h a 30th day o f J u n e , t i l l , a n d C o u rth o u se In Hanford, F l o r ­ D e fen d a n t t h e o rig in a l of said w r i t te n ida, a t 11:04 A.M. o'clock on NOTICR TO AP PE A R defenses ehell be filed w ith th a lo th d a y of J u n e , 1113, the TOi MAItGAHETIIA HLAMIN, t h e C lerk of eeld C ourt. T he follow ing described p ro p e rty Defendant purpoee of aald s u it la th a a s s e t f o r th In aald Kina! DaHotel T o u ratn a forecloaura o f a c e r t a i n A g r e e ­ crea, to - w i t: I ) Boylston Street Lot I t o f Block B - . E A i T m e n t fo r Deed giv en by R E U ­ Hoelon. M aseachuaatts BROOK SUBDIVISION. BEN COCKLEY a n d MARY YOU ARK HEREBY NO TI­ UNIT NO. BIX. IND B E - F I E D t h a t eult for divorce hai COCKLEY. hie wife, to JO HN P L A T , a c c o r d in g t o tho been filed a g a l n e t you In thi a. KENNEDY a n d JOAN C. l i s t t h e r e o f aa r a co rd sd In C ircuit Court or t h e Ninth KENNEDY, h is wife, In t h a sum P la t Book *‘14'*, Pago 13. Ju d ic ia l C ircuit of tha S la ta ol of I M O l . t l , b e arin g d a t a March P u b lle llsoorda of Bemlnola Florida, tn a n d for gamlnoli I t . H i t , a n d a p p e a r in g of r e ­ _ cord la Oftlotai Records Hook C ounty, F lorida, County, u n d e r C h a n ce ry No t i t , p a g e 317, a t t h a Puklla t o g a t h e r w i t h t h a follow ing M i l l , the style o f said cause R ecords of Seminole County, lla m a o f p r o p e r t y which a r e bein g WILLIAM O. HLAMIN, Klorlda, a n d the p r o p e r t y p r o . located In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y In­ Pla intiff, v*. MARGARETIIA reeded a g a i n s t la de sc ribe d aa sta lle d aa a p a r t of tho Im ­ HLAMIN, Defendant. p r o v e m e n ts on oald land: folio era: YOU AHK H E R E B Y REHOTPOINT E L R C T R I C Q U IltE D to file y o u r Answer L ota ( I ) , Bis t l ) , e e d Ba­ BUILT-IN OVEN MODEL w ith th e C lerk of t h is Court v i n (7), H e nson's Acres, Block "K", a s par plat r e ­ R J t t D S E R I A L 3001 e n d to se rve a ro p y e f the same IIOTPO INT E L E C T R I C upon the p l a i n t i f f s a tt o r n e y corded In Pint Book I, BUILT-IN RANGE MODEL whose name and a d d re ss a p ­ P a g e t t , of tho Public R e ­ c ords of Semlnuie County, I07HUW33D SE R IA L 41141 p e a r below, on o r before the L U X A IR E FURNACE MO. t l n d d a y of June. IMS, o r a Klorlda. saaktf borne* art priced is D E L HO-7S S E R IA L J i l t - Deeres P ro C oafetao m ay bi W I T N K r a m y h a n d n s C lark ISB-I7.no. la tlim . a n d tha seal of aald C o u r t In 144 e n te r e d a g ain st you. Sanford. Seminole County, Dated this 37th day of May, Dated thle llt h day ef May, Klorlda. t h is th a I T U day of 1141. t ill. May. l i f t . (BEAL) (Seal o f C ircuit C o u rt) (BEA L ) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r . A rthur H. B e c k w ith , J r, C le r k o t C irc u it C o u r t A r t h u r H. B e ck w ith , J r , C lerk Dyi M a r t h a T. V lblea C le r k o f C ircuit C o u r t By: M a rik a T. Vlblea Byi M a r t h a T. Vihisa D opa ty C l a r k D eputy C lerk D e p u ty C le r k D a ale l J . L e F e v r a ROBERT B. BIG MAN Cleveland, ate p h en e o n A Miss t i l l W es t F a i r b a n k s Avenua A tt o r n e y for P l a in t i f f P o s t Otflee D r a w e r One, F. a Bom 174 M etcalf B uild ing CALL IH -4 4 B C P a r a P a r k . F lo r id a W la tar P a rk , Florida Orlando, F lo r id a Publish May l l A J u n a f , 14. A t l o r a a y fo r P l a in t i f f Publlah May 11, I t . A J u n a T. M O L W V t tM M 31. I t l l 14. l i l t P u |)U h 'U a y I t , l i l t TH( pursue caapeiariRM CDM-1H CDM -II Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice SOLDI IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those hyperacnaitlve Individuals t h a t want to be treated with kid gloves a t all times. You must teach not to take offense at every supposed slight. Then the activity becomes more pronounced, the chart more successful, especially in the field of Belling or production, etc. Fine business person or government attache here. ll .r ts m o o s ii,. 19) Whether yon are a t home or not, think along llnea of expanding eery toon. Be aure you analyaa all basics well, no m atter what your bualneaa a t hand. Ba thorough, hare wisdom. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May *0) Going to ahope of repute for what you need flnda you getting exactly what you dealra. Put a new tip Into your abode, office, etc. Informa­ tion you need can also be acquired aery eaally. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can put those Ideas to work soon, but it Is neeeaaary to Impresa others with the fact that they are prac­ tical, worthy «t>f financing. Ask for worthwhile sugges­ tions. Hare ready cash. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Analyte your present position and know what you want In the future ao th at you can progress more quickly. Be eery charm­ ing with social contaeta. Oth­ ers then become your boost­ ers. LEO (July 12 to Aug. 21) Rome confidential work must be done before you can carry through with what you haee planned. Rurcesa la yours more surely then. Give as­ sistance to those who truly need It later. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S ep t 22) Friendly Uea are willing to join forces with you In some enterprise of importance to all concerned. Get well organised today. Make fur­ ther progress In a social way In P.M. LIBRA (S ep t 22 to O ct 22) You can cement better relations with higher-ups by being aure of your position a t present Study thoroughly Into credit matters. See that all la figured out with ac­ curacy. SCORPIO (O ct 23 to Nov. 21) Any new Ideas expounded by recent contacts can be most helpful now. Be w ry cordial. Far-off contacts can also be of great value, whe­ ther you make them or vice versa. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Although you usually coma to quick deci­ sions, taka more time to an­ alyse m atters today thor­ oughly. Come to right con. elusions. Re very fair where bills, credit are concerned. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Strive for better un­ derstanding of both bosom f r i e n d s and antagonists. Conversations at some length brings true light, no more aware of relative talents, capabilities. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) Much can be accom­ plished If you got right down to work instead of going off to fun and tha frivolous. Co­ operate with capable assoc­ iates. Show right spirit—get ahead fast. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Doing only what Is ne­ cessary is right today and then bo out for sports, any­ thing of a recreational na­ ture you like. Join with congenlala. Show that you are very creative. 1. Lost ft Found 7HE OPERATION IS COMPLETED. ~7 651 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES NEED. SEN. THE SSOOf OP X AAPB PIPWT HMKTHAT ClOUpr AREA. TESTS PROVED IT VM9 THE LAST ^ O F THE PNEUMONIA CUaWHG UP, j * ma �« Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them! Call 322-5612 45. Furniture For Sale 84. Real Eatate - Sale 9kr th* D l g g . it selection o t n e a r ly new and used tu r n l t a r s , se# Noll's F u r n i t u r e T H E TIME T E S T E D FIRM B rokerage In C sssslbsrrr 222-4122 on IT-M. Open • day* I t o t 114 N. P a r k Ava. fo r OITR ANCESTORS St. Johns Realty 69. School* ft Instructions frrall) May 31, 1965 — Pape 11 96. Houses * Sale or Rent 97. Houses For Rent ftenforb C. A. WHIDDON, SR. BROKER FLYIN G 8 KM INGLE RANCH 202 A P a r k 222-ttll (Hpscs I ' n l v . n l t y A irport! L ocate d 3 miles E a a t ot Oviedo on Hw y. 411 Is now open. JOHN E. FOX S tu d e n t i n s t r u c t i o n now g l r R e a lto r an In P i p e r C herokea "iso ." 204 N. P a r k Ave. 121.0551 Coma o u t a n d l e a r n to t l r NOW. E x p e r t I n stru c tio n In a re la xed a tm o s p h e r s r e m o v ­ 90. Lots For Sale ed from b u .y tru ffle p a t ­ t ern s . T w in - a n g in a C h a r te r 4 LOTS 1435.00. 125.00 down 215 mo. O a k w a y off S anford a v a i l a b l e an y w h ere . E a s o Ava. 122-2241. A v ia tion P r o d u c t s a vailable f o r H a p p y F ly in g . Ph. 3451201 (or f u r t h e r I nform ation NORTH 111 « . o f th # W est a n d a p p o in tm en t. 120 ft. of Lot IT of F lorida 1-snd A Colonisation Co. L ake Monroe. J22-44M. U. S. Civil Service Teats 1 95. Houses For Sale H e n -W o m e n . 11-55. S t a r t h ig h as 1101.04 a weak. P r e p a r a ­ 1100 DOWN t o r y t r a i n i n g until a p p o in t­ « BR„ I I s 17 Fla. Rm.. Tar. ed. T h o usa nds of Jobs open. Floors, Kit. equip. 147 mo. E x p e r ie n c e usu a lly un n e ce s­ p a y . all. HELMLY REALTY, sa r y . ( I r a m m a r school suffi­ Office In V illage Hall, N. O r­ c ie n t f o r m a n y Jobs. F R E E lando. 222-1441. n l g h U 222b o o k le t on Jobs, salaries, r e ­ <171. q u ir e m e n ts . W r it e TODAT1 L in coln Service, Box 100, 2 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME. 741 Baywood Circle. H a s well Banford H erald. a n d pump. Monthly p a y m e n t 21212, Including Interest, t a x e s a nd Insurance. Call 222. 71. Male Help Wanted 2074, nig h t 222-4120. A P T . MANAOER. SI Units. 2 BR.. 1H Bathe, will ba a v a i l ­ Sanford, Re tire d preferred. able J u l y 1. Ph. <22-2411 afC a ll III-41TI o r IM-2070 Ort a r 4 p. m. o r w s sk sn d s . lan d o a f t e r 7 p. tn. 1 IIEDHOOM. 1 Hath. Assume ortgage. Ph. I l l (017 a l t a r 72. Female Help Wanted M 4 p. m. LAUNDRY CHECKEH. Apply RAVENNA PA RK. 2 Bedroom, In person, Seminole County 1 bath. L ew down paym ent L a u n d ry . 241.50 monthly. -Jail 117-4111. JIKOI8TKHKD NUR8E, L.P.N.. AT T RACT IVE C o rn e r Lot In a A Cook for challeiix lng w o rk a ta b l s raflned n e ig h b o rh o o d — w ith the elderly. Above a v e r ­ 2 lldrm. q u a lity hnuae with a g e s a lary . Apply D e n a r y la r g e acreened patio, fenced M anor N u r s in g Homs. I l l back ysrd . Fin* locatio n for 4450. arhoole. c hurche s A shopping a r e s . 122-1171. E X P E R I E N C E D W aitress. 112. 2002. READ QUICK 2 Bedroom. 1 4 hath, corner MAIDS — N. Y. to <55 «'k. lot. paved road, la k e view, IIUHII R E F E R E N C E S . TOP fenced ysrd, a i r conditioned. JOI1S. FARE ADVANCED T o ta l prlca 111.400 w ith ) n u r QUICKLY — IIAV-A-M AID. kind of REST BUT terma. 4 Bond 8t., O r e s t Neck. N.T. CALL QUICK for a n a p p o in t ­ m e n t to se a —quickly. E X P E R I E N C E D HEWI.NO MA­ C H IN E O p e rato rs needed. BAUT P IL C H E R S te a d y y e a r ro u n d em ploy­ Bast Buy B roker m e n t In o u r m odern a ir-c o n 222-7441 Day or N ig h t d ltlone d factory. AL1X OF BANrORD MUCH IN DEMAND 3112 Orlando Dr., Banford Modern home on big lot ne ar l n t r r s t a t a 4. Block c o n s t r u c ­ C h e c k e r a n d In sp s o to r-e x p ertion, nice -lo o k in g Inside and lenced or wilt train . Apply In out, 2 bedrooms, fam ily person 510 W. 11th St.______ r o o m -ty p e porch, lot 150 ft. deep. N e ig h b o rin g hom es also 72. Male or Female Help a tt r a o t l v s . T ota l prlca 47,100. 1100 dow n. Im m e d iate oc­ cupancy. SO U TH W A R D c o n n n a pondent w a n te d In Oviedo. Mutt cover Social, Church A H e h o o 1 In v e s t m e n t A Realty E v e n ts. Use of C a m e ra ne res- 11 N. P a r k Ava. 121-1172 sa r y . C ontac t P a u l B r o o k ­ shire , Hanford H erald, M2- NOTHING DOWN. NO QU ALI­ FYING. NO HKD T A P E 2411. MOVE IIIGHT INI J u s t a s ­ sum e the un p a id b a la nce of my m o r tg a g e w ith p a y m e n ts of ONLY 241. Including ta x e s a n d Insurance. Vary clean 77. Situation Wanted I bedroom home equipped w ith stove a n d r e f r i g e r a t o r . 1RONINO, m y home. 222-1111. W rit# O a ry McDonald V T -t, Batlsfactlon g u a r a n te e d . u a NA8 Hauflay Field, P e n s a ­ cola, Fla. or call 412-2212, LADY, Age 24 desires position Psneacola. as R eceptionist A Typist. Call 222-1101. n ew s JO URNEYM AN P ip e fitter, own tools. C h a u f f e u r License. Ph. 222-0100. Payton Realty $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA ST E N ST R O M REALTY $100.00 DOW N FROM 860.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A -F H A Property Management and Sales Broker $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 81. Heal Estate - Sale YOU PAY r e n t you can own a horns of your own. Homs re ad y for occupancy. LMN E N T E R P R IS E S , INC. I l l Long wood P l a ta , Longwood, Fla. Seminole Realty 7221 A P a r k Ava. 212 2222 a n y ti m e JIM H U N T REALTY Offlcai 2*2-2112 N ig h ts: *22-27*2 222-2241 1214 P a r k D rive ’63 PLYMOUTH Raal E a ta te — m a u r a n r e I r d A P a r k Avs 122-1411 81. Real Estate • Sale NO QUALIFYING On sa vers) h ie s homes. Smell dow n p a y m e n t, a ssu m e m o r t ­ gage. Alee a p p ro v ed B r o k e r for FIIA A VA 1100 Dow n Homes. RICHBURO REALTY . Hwy. 17-12 gouth. Aeeoe. H. W. Buddy Rawls. Offles 1221121 n ig h t 222-1214 o r 1444. N A T IO N A L BAN K ^POSSESSION SALESMAN’S POSITION OPEN 11 Rastk. 9**7 bat. 537 IDO. ' * • Falcon 5597 bat. 129 mo. ■M Kamb. $899 bal. 539 n o , Ply*. •745 bat. 135 mo. Chary 9141 bal. 111 mo. 19 9497 baL 533 n o . 1 2 Opal *19 First. •581 xaL 531 mo. •757 bal. 537 mo. *59 Fori •492 baL $33 n o . *1* Volks •743 bal. 932 mo. '59 Fori *5* Brigs 9891 k*L 537 mo. *59 Chary $499 bal. <23 mo. 17 Chary ISM bal. 939 mo. •M baL S3 n o . 1 1 Chary *49 W Trk ISM bal. • 3 2 n o . J**s 4-w4r. 1991 bal. 941 n o . 15 Imp 93397 bal. 151 mo. 'M Imp •14M bal. 539 mo. Accept Tk A-Ih I 1019 IV Ift SANFORD AVE. O PEN E V E N I N G ., • s a fa r i. r U r t U JJI4M I National Repoaaeaaloaa lac. $1695 One Owner, Real Nice KTKM PERH RENTALS U nfu rn ish e d : 1 Bdrm. several from ITS tn l l f n . 7 lldrm. 111. !<« A |2A. F u r n is h e d : 2 2 BEDROOM, I B ath House. A 2 Bdrm. 171 t o 1125 and 222-1221. aom* "aa la" a t *45 A *50. I Hit., 2 Rath. Double Util. Rm., HTKMI'KR AGENCY Playroom , Fenced yard. I'h. R e a l t o r • A ppra iser • ln e u r o r 111-0202. 113-4221 t i l l H. F rench I or 1 RDRM. House. Cell a f te r 4:30—122-1111. FUHN. A P T , M00 Mallonvlll*. FURN. Apt. Cloaa la. J lm m ta Cowan. 111-401*. WKLAl.A APARTMENTS AVAIdJN APARTMENTS I I I W. In d S t , 211-1117 FURN. A P T , 211-0147. FUHN. Apt. 200 P a r k . FURN. A T T , R e asonable, 111MM. CLEAN D ow natalra E f t , Alao 1 Room A p t , I I I P a r k . 1 BEDROOM F u r n . R e d e c o r a t ­ ed. W a te r , 110 mo. I 7 I - I I I 2 . *64 ENGLISH FORD CORTINA 2*Dr. Sedan, Radio, Heater. Clean, Sport Mode! Economy Car! *149 5 FORD FEVER! ’63 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-Dr. HT., 409 Cu. In. Engine, 4-Speed Trans­ mission. Real Performance. *2 3 9 5 Air Cond., Radio ft Healer. Economy ft Air Condition Comfort I $2995 FU LL S IZ E FORD *149 5 *59 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2-Dr. HT-, Auto Trans., Power Steering, Radio, Heater and Defroster. Clean—One Local Owner! SPECIAL PAINTS F1BREOLA88. Cloth S Sava 20%. Pasco, F r e n c h Ava. MI-1210. R u in . 1200 T H E UN IVERSAL MEDIUM for g etting th in g * don* . . Claeelfled Ada! Dial M2-M12 or 125 3021 In South Seminole a n d p u t on* to w o r k for r o u t ‘60 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. Hardtop, V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmission, P o w e r Steering, Radio, Heater, 2-tone B l u e FI n I a h, Clean Interior, Good Mechanics! Condition. Galaxle, 4-dr. Sedan, V-8 engine, Fordomatlc Transmission, P o w e r Steering, R a d i o and Heater. *895 Valiant, Series 200, 4Dr Sedan, V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmis­ sion, Power Steering, K ft H. Only 2,500 Mi. Showroom new. Locally Owned. B e f o r e You Trade, Get Our Figure. SAVE *57 Chevrolet 4-dr. 6 Passenger Sta­ tion Wagon. 6-cyllnder engine, Standard Trans­ mission, R a d i o and Heater. '695 63 Pontiac T e m p e st LeMans Coupe. Auto. Tronic, H & If, Bucket Seats, All Vinyl Interior. *9 9 5 $795 <1595 $1565 MEMORIAL DAY USED CAR GIVE-AWAY! ’59 OPEL Alr-Cond. Station Wagon $395 THE FIK8T PERSON TO PURCHASE ANY ONE OK THE AHOVE MENTIONED CARS WILL RECEIVE A 1958 MERCURY COMMUTER SEE THE DODGE BOYS FOR A SQUARE DEAL! • SAM 8IMCOE • CHARLIE BROWN • FRANK BRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD Seminole County Motors 1801 W. lot St. — Sanford PboM 822*0614 Or MI 7*8830 125. Marine Supplies *65 Plymouth Newport, 4-Dr. Sedan. Full Power wllh Air, . . . . CRUISER, Top. Cushion*. Steering. No Motor. *172. o r beat offer. *12-01*2._________ ’60 Ford H M A L I , FURN. D ow natalra A p t , 1102 Mapl*. 222-0721. V-S, Alr*Cond, 4-Dr. Billion Wofoo SPECIAL If *1595 III A '. F tre t St. $695 ’62 CHRYSLER l o u r EVIN RU DF. Dealer Ph. M l - l l l t 104 4-1 E. I at. 61 Olds “98" 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. Tran*. CLEAN! ’60 PLYMOUTH G a te w a y To T h e W a t e r w a y Robson Sporting Good* 4-Dr. Sedan, V-8, Hydramatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio ft Heat* er, Factory Air. AIR-CONDITION, I'OWEIt STEERING, V-8 ENGINE ’61 DODGE 0120. FUllN. Duplex A p t , I Room* A bath. 150 mo. I Mil* Mouth of Hunts. 122-1241. SUMMERTIME SALE ON A LL Ball-Blair Agency hp. *271. M l - UNFURN. 2 Bdrm . Duplaa, K i t ­ chen equip. 122-1514. ’63 VOLKSWAGEN DODGES AND DODGE DARTS T railer, *1 3 9 5 U N FU R N ISH E D 2 be droom Duplex A p t , t e r r a n o o floors, III* hath, V e n e tia n blinds, k itc h e n equipped. 122-2214 a f t e r I p. m. IF R O B E R T A. WILLIAMS R e altor R a y m o n d LundqulaL Aaso. I t l - l l l l A tlantic Dank Rldg. m o to r S AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 95. H ouM a For Sale P A R K R ID G E —g U B - D lV lf 1UN 2 Bdrm.. 1 l)ih , E n t r y Foyer, F a m ily Room, n r e a k f a a t liar. Ilultt - In K itche n, C e n tr a l 222-1121 2140 l l l a w a t h a a t I T - tt l le a t. Double O a rage , City Hewer. 217.102. o p e n Dally, 1 BEDROOM Air c o n d itio n ed . E v e n in g s 244-1712. It* bath e, F lo r id a Room. V a ry Reasonable. Tea A O raan E atate. 122 - 0411. COLORED FR O I-E R T T FOR 8AI.E I BDRM. HOME ONLY lio n DOWN Jlin W a l l e r C o rp o ra tio n hne nice 2 lld rm . hom e for sale In Osteen. I D irections: T a k e Htala Road 415 E a s t o u t of Hanford, go t h r o u g h Osteen A look for a r r o w s house A NE W < Bedroom House for lot for sale. On left Just o u t ­ 2. t, A 1 I1EDHOOM8 rent 272.00 In W oodmere 1. 1 4 A : II ATI IS side C ity L im its.) Only lio n P a r k , n e a r base. I2;-0I15 or Down, 170.41) per m onth, f u l l K IT C H E N E Q U IP P E D 221-1511. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT8 O rlando Collect 2*1-0211. IMMED IATE DELIVER Y ALWAYS Good Rentals. F u r n ­ F o r Complete In f o r m a tio n Nlca I Bedroom, c o r n e r , 2 lota ished A Unfurnished. Han­ a** or Call Your 12710. Ph. 212-1112. ford A t-aka Mary Area. Sea ua a t H i 8. P a r k Ava. HALLCA8HKLIIKHKY. l a r g e b e a u t i ­ 1ILAIH AGENCY. SALES BROKER ful home. 1-bedroom 2 bath. FUHN. 1 Bedroom house near B a r g a i n at 117.200. Can r e ­ W a H a va T he Hom e F o r Yog Rasa. 122-2027 or 277-1750. financ e w ith a pprox, lor-, dow n. Also 2 c a n a l lota. M l NIUE Clean 2 lle.lroom lions* 2221. In Dollary, F u r n . or Unfurn., A ir Conditioned. F o r i n f o r m ­ Government owned a tio n call 222-I1K. Kvrnlnge t i l t P A R K DRIVE Home* Must hav* reference*. Rant 222-2120 122-7122 Reasonable. NIGHTS 122-2171 121-0541 I IIIHIM. 1 Hath. K itchen 132-4142 132-1412 equip ped, 1105 mu. 272-1721. Balaetlon a f 2, 2, a n d t Bedrooms located In v a rlo n a 2 BEDROOM U nfurn. (no stove Ba.Ilona of F a n to rd or r a fr lg .) feme.) back yard. Im m e d iate D e l i v e r y ____ Ineect fogged A new painted. MONTHLY PAYMENTS 96. tinuacn - Sale or Rent F o r In fo rm atio n 122-1117. 8 K V F R A L O u t s t a n d in g 2 A 2 Bedroom H om es a v a ila b le In STEADY B a b y s i tt i n g p r s f s r r s d . a ll A reas ol Banford. L et ua Will c a r s for children day or Show you Aroundl n ig h t. 112-2102. 1RONINO In my horns. 122-1144, For S a le 1 to 4 BEDROOM. 2 Hath. l.»k 2 BEDUOOM U nfurn. 2111 Elm Mery. I Acres. Id Ultrue Ave. 115. Call 122-1277 or d e corated, l<5 m o . L a k e Jesilla ck A Red rolled, c o m p le t­ Trees, m an y shade trees 227-1122. aup. Call 222-7512 a f t e r 4:10. ed Interior. 1 on th* floor va ry Quiet. (ISO per month, h u r s t, 1 Deuce*, good lira*, a vailable J u l y 4 o r sale ne w paint. Must sell o r bast FOR L EA SE B T O W N E R DOWNSTAIRS. U n f u r n . I 222.000. 222-0222. offer, 1100. S i l - o n i a f t e r I. Bdrm. Apt., k l tc h a n equipped. 4 Bdrm., 2 B ath . F am ily room. Dining room, C e ntra ! he at A 1 0 1 4 W . I l t h St. a i r , k itc h e n furn. A vailable P I N E C R E 8 T — I RR.. kitchen BOR McKF.R USED CARS DU PL EX A pt, 2 Bedroom J u n e 20. 122-M il. equipped, re ce n tly painted NO MONEY DOWN F u rn . t i l l Pa lm e tto. 701 F r e n c h Ave. 112-0721 Inside A out. 122-MI0. 2-REDROOM, F u r n . 417 Holly. 2 BEDROOM duplex, fu r n is h - 1211 OREY. VW. Sunroof, RAH. 97. Houses For Rent |? 0 m o , 1 mil* gouth E xcellent Cond. *1.110. 222109. Mobil* Homes • Sals ad. from H unts. MI-1141. 1100. F U R N IS H E D House, Lake E F F . APT. p r i v a t e b a th , suit1-1 e nd 1 Bedroom* Mary. 122-1041. ahl* for Couple o r Final* 116. Autos • Sale or Trade NEW and USED person. Ideally located d o w n ­ A w nin gs A C a b an a s 1-REDROOM. 1 4 Rath. Large tow n. Inqulr* at Manuel 1231 FKYLINKR. r e tr a c k a b l a Q U A L P'T MOBILE HOMES Lot. 222-5102. J a c o b i e n Dept. Store, l i t E. Hwy. 17-12 g 122-2112 hardtop, radio, ha a ta r. pow e r 1st_________ _____________ • tearing. 2210 cash or t r a d e t BDRM.. I b a th , k t tc h a a e q u ip ­ 27' T R A IL E R . * Bdrm . 17 for oldar car. Ph. 112-3127 o r ped. Screened P o rc h Office. H o l l y ­ 108. Rooms For Rent aaa a t I I I O a rrla c n Dr. I Bdrm., 7 4 hath. Real nice wood T r a i l e r Court. Also aea ua for FHA A VA Itouaee—J100 Down A move Ml'.tfT Sell, l i t ! C hlckehay Mo­ ROOMS for Man, 401 Magnolia. 118. Trucks For Sale i::-o 7 io . In. Low m o n th ly pa>menta. bil* Hom e 55' x 10'. 2 Bdrm. 1 4 hath, also K a n m o r a Auto COURTEOU8Y CHA ROE AC­ 42 FORD P ick-up, r u n s good, JOHN SAULS AGENCY w asher. T a k a over p a y m e n ts. COUNTS— lim ite d e ra d lt If 173. I22-OIIO. 222-7111. R E A L EST A T E B RO K ER you ow n a phone. P u t claaalReal E s t a t e Associate W ILL A MAE PnOKOSOH 103. Mobile Homes • Rent fled A 'a to w o r k for youl 120. Automotive Service 222-7174 Day 22I-04>3 Nights 115. Autos For Sale AUto Glaaa lo p a BEDROOM Hm iaetraller, 2 BEDROOM Unftirn., kit hen 2 Adults A Hast Cover* only 112-4111 l i l t LANCER. I D r , S ta n d a r d equipped. 222-3131. T ran s m iss io n . 2 Bedroom house, kltehen 106. Apartments for Rent 1711.00 e q u ip , 172-1102. SANFORD MOTOR CO 100 F r e n c h AV*. S22-IM2 104 W. 2nd St. 122-tOtl 4 ROOM APT. F U R N I S H E D house, n e a r l - a k . ALL WORK GUARANTEED Je e tu p , Hanford A ve - 37J. Newly decorated, wall to w all 1210 FORD, I cyl„ good c o n d i­ C a r p e tin g A Ca rport*. 404 1411. tion 1173. 172-2470. E. 14th 81. L A K E MART. r u m . House. : 1231 MERCURY, 4 dr. Medan, fully equipped. Including R A Bdrm., Adult*. No Pate. M2- FURN. ATT. 222-2100. 1110. It. a u to m a ti c T ra n s m iss io n . I l l W E E K L Y . F u r n . t Bdrm. All o rig in a l Inalds A out. Se­ Senkarik Glass and Paint A p t , Util. F u r n , M l E. Itli. NICELY Furn. 2 Hr. houaa, Company cond car no l o n g e r needed. 2411 P a tm a tto , 222-0274. 201 T a n g e r in e Dr. 277-0721. 210 Magnolia Pk. 212-4172 Small efficiency a p a r t m e n t fo r one nr couple. L ig h t am t w a ­ LOCH AltllOR t e r Included. 111. 222-7112. AIR Conditioned 3 B d r m . 1 4 b a th s , u n fu r n . home L arg s FURN. 2 Bdrm. Duplag. 2 0 1 4 lot. t i l l . R. A. W illiams. E. 17th St. 112-1477. R e alto r, 1 2 2 - t l l l . FURN. 1-room Apt. w ith ba th FUHNIHIIKD 1-lledroom hou.a A g a rag e . 2110 N. C itrus. 111-5122 a f t e r 5 p. m. 122-11II. LARGE I lldrm.. 2 Full Hatha, CLEAN 1 - B r , F u r n . A p t , No w llh R a n g e (No R e f r ig e r a ­ Pats. 2117 Elm. t o r ) . t i l l Magnolia C ontact Tad W illia m s H a rdw a re. FURN. Gar. Apt. 222-IMO. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. “Look, folk*, thers lent a lawy*r in all Nevada Territory. You'll have to go to California H you want a divorc*lH 95. H oum a 123. Hosts ft Motor* 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale FU llN . DUPLEX. 1 l l d r m , r*- n il CHEW Im p a le C onvertible, 14 FT. A lu m in u m Boat. 10 * STATION WAGON ONLY ONE CAR TO HE GIVEN FREE! FALCON SEDAN USED CARS FROM H O LLE R S OF SANFORD HURRY TA KE TH E KEY AND SEE TO 17311033 S t r i c k l a n d M o r n son, 11 i n 11 ii \ Inc HAAG...... 519 E. FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA THE LOT WITH TUE OK. QUALITY CARS 2215 W. 1st St* Ph. 322-6231 8507 8e. Park Ph. S2S-0M1 l �> 9 ■ ft RarfnrB I t n t t ________________________________________________________ Pag« 12 — May 81, 19«8 SHS Students Win Top Honors QUANTITY * MONDAY ^ TUESDAY RIGHTS reserved 25th & Park, Sanford 8 -P A K REGULAR SIZE BOTTLES HEST ALL AROUND bnnd member and maj­ orette at Seminole High School were Peggy Dower (left) and Sylvia Williams. Peggy was head girl officer in the band and Sylvia was head majorette. (Herald Photo) NURSING SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS were given to the four Semlnolo High School girl* In the top row. From left Sharon Drum, Carol Ropp. Judith Cochran und Elaine Kchola. Scholarahlpa are given by Semlnolo Memorial Hospital truHtcea, Auxiliary and Seminole County Medical Auxiliary. In bottom row are Shnrron Walker, Civitnn Citizenship award; Wayne Kelley, TEC award from Diutzcn Company, and Helen Mann, Civitnn Citizenship award. (Herald Photos) (LIMIT: 2 WITH YOUR »3 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLEASE.) “QUALITY FRESH “100% PURE” CROUP DETERGENT* EN ER G Y BEEF GIANT PKG. TOP STUDENT In Home Economic# at Seminolo High School wna Linda Green (left) who hohlH tho Puhlix trophy. Edward FitZKernld won tho Navy KOTC scholarship. (Herald Photo) District Demo Women Confer LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE wero recogniz­ ed at Seminole High School Awnrds Day. Top left la David Lanier, Student Dody president who won school leadership award and Jnycee scholarship award. At right is Linda Spencer, who won Jnycec scholarship nwnril, also. Dottom left are Con Wilson ami Susan Piercy, who won Student Council Service Awards, Frank Famulari Succumbs At 64 Frank Fsmularl, 04, of 113 Mayfair Circle, died Friday night at his residence. A native of Italy and a re­ tired chef, he came here three years ago from IMousanlvlIlc, North Orlando Fire Auxiliary Meets Thursday By Margaret Cosby The regular monthly meet­ ing of tho North Orlando Fira Department Auxiliary will be held at 6:30 p. m. Thursday nt tha homo of Mr*. Itutli Jlolzman, 81 S. Fairfax Avenue. On tha agenda will ho illscuiiion of allocation of fund* received from the recent hake sale. Meeting* of the group have been changed to evening* with tho lio|*c that more women to the community will be able to participate. This next meeting hn* been scheduled especially early mi that members may attend the fashion show benefitting the department. Tho show it being presented at 7:30 p. in. by Mrs. Tony Krccck at the home of Mr*. Malvin Campbell, SI N. Third Street. Pearl E. Peters Succumbs At 80 Mrs. Pesrl E. Peters, 80. of 717 Park Avenue, died Satur­ day after a short illness. Rorn In Valdoata, (la., she was a member of Pinecrcit Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors are three daugh­ ters, Mra, Eddie Langlotll and Mra. H. O. Echols, of Sanford, and Mra. Clarence K. Hose, of Orlando; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangementa. N. J. tic was a Catholic. Survivors arc his wife, Mrs. Sadie Fnmuluri, of Sanford; n daughter, Mr*. Josephine Kumpf, of Sanford; two ( li­ ter*, Ml** Domcnica Famu­ lari ami Mr*. Rosario Truslano, both of Italy; two bro­ thers, Joseph and John Famu­ lari, both of Italy, und three grandchildren. (jranikow Funeral Home 1* in charge of local arrange­ ments. P A T R I C I A 8TENSTROM was elected president of the Sem­ inole High School An­ chor Club for the 1%5(»6 school year. She succeeds Helen Mann. iMiss Stenstrom is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sten­ strom. (Herald Photo) Lyman High Paramedic Has inslallaiion By Jane Casselberry The Paramedical Club of I.yntan High School held its nnmiul banquet at thn TradeWind* Cafeteria In Cassclbcrry. Officers for tho coming year were installed In a can­ dlelight ceremony following the roast lieef dinner. New officers arc Carolyn Thomas, president; Valorle Shea, vice president; Klalnr Smith, recording secretary; lly Margaret Cosby Hobble Carroll, corresponding Monthly meeting of the secretary and Kris Martin, North Orlando Carden Club treasurer. has been advanced one week They were Installed by the and will !>e held at 7:30 p.m. outgoing executive (ward com­ Ihi* TlmrMlay nt the homo of posed of Jo Ann Chubb, pres­ Mr*. Jessie Wnllaec, 31 S. ident; Dorccuc Heroin, vice Kdgcnmn Avenue. president; Gail Chandler, re­ Final plans for tho installa­ cording secretary; I.lnda Pintion bunquet will be revealed nock, corresponding secretary, and all budnrss will he con- I amt Carolyn Thomas, trea­ eluded until the fall uu-cling surer. in September. The eluh is composed ol | Mr*. It. K. West will assist students interested in sonic Mr*. Wallace a* co-hostess. field of medicine and the girls served many hours as volunleer nurses aid* at Winter Park Memorial Hospital dur­ ing the school year. Miss Martha Thompson, fa­ culty advisor, was presented Mrs. Grace Dodge, 81, of with a rose corsage In appre­ Sanford, died Sunday morning ciation for assistance to the in a Casselberry n u r s i n g club. home. Mrs. Thomas l.argcn of A retired milliner, she came Sanford was given' a suitable here seven years ago from inscrilted pendsnt charm for Woodhaven, L. I. She was a her efforts In securing speak­ Methodist, ers for the elug programs and Survivors are three nieces, getting the girls placed at the Mrs. Fred M. Walton, of Dc- hospital. Rary, Mra. Joseph Sternburg, of Daytona, and Mrs. Harold llurlbut, of New Mexico. Grainkuw Funeral Homo is Starta in the home*. la charge of arrangements. Garden Club Members of the Seminole alatcd for Oct. 29-31 in Sara­ County Democratic Womcn’i sota. Club attended the Fifth Con­ gressional District meeting in New Smyrna Reach. Ix'ailing the group from W it. S ill. I'll I N K — Kun»n Seminole County were Mr*. I S • vrvlcta fur K rank Kainularl, Kathleen Itcynoldi, fifth dis­ 14. who died Krlday-, will b» h .ld a t t i l l ) a. m. W adnaatrict vice president, and Mr*. d t f a t 81. P i t i r i Catholic W. Vincent HoberU, president Church In t ’lraaantvlll#, N. J., w ith tha II. W. C u n n ln ch a m of the local group. Kunaral llom c In charg*. Others attending Included Ilurlal will lit In I’lM a a n tMrs. Thelma Snyder, Mrs. D. villa. Oranikow Kunaral lluma In c h a r a a locally. Anderson, Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, Mrs. Florence OilKunaral aarvlcaa fo r Mra. I’a arl K. Kalara, Sit, who dla«l martin and Mrs. Ella DellerKaturday. will ha hald a t S nrd, state president, from Dcp. m. T uaaday a t Ilrlaaon Kunaral llnnu- with Itav. It. l.aml. J. Iloynton officiating. Ilurlal ftobert Petrce, treasurer of will ha In llraenw ood Cam#tary, Orlando. Ilrlaaon Kun­ the Orange County Young aral llom a In charge. Democrats, was the featured speaker. He talked about the importance of reading all po­ OVER 35 YEARS litical literature, good and At Flrgt * Palmetto bad, in order to be well in­ (Alongside old post offics) formed. Mr*. DeRcrard reported to (lie district members on the recent quarterly meeting of the state women's organiza­ tion in Tallahassee. The next district meeting • Carpet# • Furniture will bo held on Sept. It in • Tile • Planoa Daytona Reach. Attention was * Rental Beda called to tho atate convention Funeral Notices Sanford Furniture Co. Sets Meeting Grace Dodge, 81, Expires Sunday COM FORT Comfort is WMU To Meet The Woman's Missionary Union of Friendship Baptist Earth'a c o n I s mado up Church, Altamonte Springs, largely of metallic iron, sec­ will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday ond most abundant meUl on at the church. Mrs. Edward earth, according to Knryvlo- L. Kelsey will conduct the meeting. M edia BriUonica. General Electric Air Conditioning 0 LE0 FLA. GRADE “A” LARGE ONE LB. PKGS EG G S 3 99 - ' “GOLDEN YELLOW” th o se BANANAS HOT DAYS ef your vacation trip t u t a u « * tr? Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Coaifori AS Suauaer Loaf t We WID Air CoadltkM Mont Popular Aatericaa Cara. Price* Start AS LOW AS • Price Dm "GERBER’S" *2 6 5 " INSTALLED Net facing* Balts Tax. 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CAN FLORIENT . . 59c 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thia Coupon ft The Parch*** Of GOLD BO N D STAMPS 2 “CUT-UP” FRYERS STAMPS at “Thriftvny” thra Wed, Jane 2 CBM gn rims » t “Thriftway" Wad, Jane S �n County W ater Control Gets 'Kiss O f Death' i> • ' f vt v : r ' ^ C i© 6* Mail Delivery Speed Eyed By Post Office It hasn't rained for to lone and It'a to dry that Jim Crowa aaya bream taken out of tha St. Johns hava dry By Dottle Austin sand in their eyes. The United States Post Of­ John Alexander aaya he can top this. He claims to havo fice Department is setting up aeen two trees fighting over a new system of receiving and dispatching mall utilising "sec­ ona dog. tional centers," beginning July 1, Sanford Postmaster CecUe Speaking of rain, we read Heard said today. the othsr day where a news­ Orlando has been establish­ paper cams out with a ban­ ed as one of the 553 sectional ner headline like this: “Lord, centers in the United Slates We Confess Our Sins. We to receive and dispatch mall Ask Forgiveness, Wa Pray for post offices and branches For Rain!” Within an hour in surrounding areas. after the paper came off the "The Orlando office was se­ press the prayer was answer­ lected because of its avail­ ed. Headline next day: “And ability to all transport media Tha Rains Came. Praise God and its capacity to handle dayFrom Whom All Blessings to day fluctuations. It is one of Flow." 12 such renters located in a • • Florida and will serve 60 sur­ Mrs. Mae Jonea of Cassel­ rounding offices including the berry returned home last Sanford post office," Miss week from a visit with rela­ Heard said. "Each community will re ­ tives in the North and receiv­ ed a warm welcome. Two tain its own identity, but under hours after she returned the sectional center concept, home, the house next door all mail generated within the burned to the ground. When surrounding communities will be dispatched at Orlando by Mrs. Jones was inMichigan it snowed tha day before the fastest mode of transporta­ tion, be it rail, highway or Easter. air, if so designated by the e e e patron," she explained. Incidentally, it's now the "In turn, all mall addressed City of Casselberry unless the to these communities will be voters decide otherwise. A received at Orlando for re­ measure which has passed the dispatch to the communities,” Legislature provides for a she added. new charter and changes "Post Office Department Casselberry from a town to a policy dictates that no mall be city. However, a vote will be diverted to any other area necessary to confirm the ac­ which would In any manner tion. lend to delay delivery," she a a e pointed out. The Orlando sectional cen­ Congratulations to Coach Jim McCoy of Seminole ter, like others throughout the High. He received his must­ nation, is designed to handle er’s degree Inst Sunday from mall in the most expeditious manner and is In line with Stetson University. the department’s Zip Coda pro­ a a a Spectators were pressed In­ gram. "Any change In scheduling to action at the Osceola Drag of dispatched mall from the Strip Sunday. A sudden storm Sanford office will be announc­ flooded the atrip during the ed as soon as it is made, but hqlght of the races. Automo­ It is predicted than any aueh biles of spectators were used changes will result only In Im­ to splash the water from the provement for next-day de­ runway. livery for all the state of Flor­ a a a ida and most of the South­ William E. Fulford of eastern United States, hy or­ Route 1, Sanford, is in Bang­ dinary mall," the postmaster kok, Thailand, aboard the concluded. scaplans tender USS Curri­ tuck after 11 days at sea par­ ticipating in the South East Asia Treaty organisation training exercise "Seahorse." a a a Thunderstorms Belt Fla. Keys There are still openings in the Beginners Swim Class United Press International which starts a t Ft. Mellon Thunderstorms touched ofl Pool June 7, according to the flash flooding In central Kan Sanford Recreation Depart­ sas today, closing highways near one town. ment. Heavy thunderstorms also a a a Dr. Charles L. Persons of belted portion! of the Florida Sanford has been named Sem­ Key* and upper Mississippi inole County director of the Valley. The Kansas Highway Patrol Central Florida Optometric said highways near Redwing, Association. Kan., had been closed by a a a flash flooding. The rainfall Thomas A. Williams of was measured as nearly two Sanford received a master of Inches in tlx hours at Sallna, music degree from Louisiana Kan., with nearly as much at State University last Satur­ Ilusscl, Kan. day. John Brady Wiinbish, Minneapolis, Minn., also re son of Cdr. and Mrs. Glenn J. ported nearly two Inchc* ol Wimblsh, 410 West Crystal, rain in six hours and Key received his master's degree West, Fla., bad nearly an Inch a t Rollins College Sunday. and a half. a a a County commissioners are HACK IN CLINK busy working out polling ORLANDO (UPI) — Two places for the 10 new pre­ escapers from the Orange cincts recently added in Sem­ County Jail were back In their inole County. cells today after Hillsborough a a a County deputies arrested Frank Holmes of the San­ them near Tampa for va­ ford Elks Lodge was elected grancy. vice president of the central district a t the state conven­ tion in St. Augustine last week. The Sanford lodge was recognised for its community service award won recently in competition with lodges in MIAMI (U PI) — A big the nation with a membership whiU bird with black wingless than 600. tips and akinny legs for wad­ a a a ing called tha wood ibla la in One oldtimer we overheard danger of being a memory talking the other day, pretty because It can't find enough well summed up tha modern water in the nation*! biggest generation. Ho commented, swamp. "The men who found their The Evergladee National way across the trackless wild­ Park contains about 1.6 mil­ erness of this vast continent lion acres and It la so flat a have great-grandsons who get man on a 12-foot ladder at lost in a supermarket." the eouth end of the park e a e could look in any direction for Wouldn’t it be nice if both 100 miles—if he could eee bus companies serving San­ that far—without seeing any ford could get together and natural land surfaca higher build ooe good station to ser­ than his head. Much of this land Is cover­ vice the city. A resident write* that bus passengers ed by saw grass and from get S distasteful impression June to November a sheet of when they see our faclUtke water used to cover the land, cool and full of life under the here.' Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * » Phona 823-2611 Zip Code 32771 “The Nile of America” # WEATHER: Monday, 88-70; slight showers thru Wednesday, high near 90; low tonight 67-72. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 67 NO. 202 Legislators Gird For Remap Tiff Extra Session nsuvA Scheduled On Big Chuckhole Court Order 3,600-Mile Space Walk On Thursday • 00 FOLK CITY (UPI) — State Road Department crews were TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - to begin filling In a large sink Big city legislators began to hole south of here today that mobilize their forces today for opened up and swallowed a a "one man, one vote" reap- portion of State Road 359. portlonment plan while the Senate’s rural majority bloc JACKSONVILLE (UPI) geared for swift adoption of a Two people were killed Mon­ resolution urging Congress to day night when fire gutted void this theory of choosing their small apartment. The membership in both houses of victims, Rosa Lee Jones and Rufus Tony, both about 40, a legislature. The House-passed resolution apparently were trapped In the bedroom of the apartment. seeking congressional relief Is top business In the Senate to­ day. It would join Florida to TAMPA (UPI) - Dean ol 26 other states that already have petitioned Washington for Engineering Edgar W. Kopp a constitutional amendment will turn a shovel o( dirt here permitting one house to be ap­ June 18 to break ground on portioned on factors other than more than $2 million worth oi construction of facilities for population. Representatives from half a the college n( engineering at dozen of the state’* largest the University oi South Tamcounties met Monday night to P». organize a big county commit­ tee on fair apportionment with Rep. Woodle LUes, of Hills­ FORT WALTON BEACH borough, as organizing chair­ (U PI)— The owner of a bicycle man. shop here died of poison when Another meeting was set for detectives arrived at his home to question him about the rape tonight. The'group includes 20 House of a nine-year-old jRrl- bdice members, representing Dade, said Mills Armstrong, c f, an­ Pinellas, Hillsborough, Or­ swered the door gasping and ange, Palm Beach, Broward collapsed in the hallway. Ho died a abort while later. and Duval Counties. Fire Victims Groundbreaking Suspect Suicides e * a The organization Is a prelude to Saturday's opening of a 20day extraordinary session called by Gov. Ilaydon Burns for the sole purpose of com­ ing up with a reapportlonmenl plan that can meet the fed­ eral district court's deadline ol July 1. The reapportlonmenl memo­ rial, sponsored by Leon Rep. Richard O. Mitchell, passed the House 77-33 Monday. The so-called "Mitchell re­ solution" asks Congress to call a constitutional conven­ tion to adopt an amendment allowing one legislative house to be ap|x>rtioncd on a form­ ula other than population. • • • Mitchell said that petitions from at least 34 states were needed to force a constlutional convention. He said that 26 states already had petitioned Congress. The Legislature took final ac­ tion on the prime item in Use governor's legislativo pr o gram. The compromised version of the proposed constltuUonal amendment to build 1,200 miles of four-lane highways in six years and finance them with bonds cleared the House hy a vote of Ot-19 and the up­ per chamber 33-1. Chute Fails JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ rica (UPI) — The only woman contestant In the South African parachute jumping champion­ ships plunged to her death when her chute failed to open. Tiie victim, Roslind Vender Rict, 24, Imped from n plane flying at an altitude of 5,000 feet. Body Found HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The body of a young girl was pull­ ed from the Atlantic Ocean by two policemen. She was be­ lieved a drowning victim. The girl was described as pretty, about 20 and wearing a twopiece bathing suit. An autopsy waa scheduled to determine the cause of death. Familiar Name MIAMI REACH (UPI) More than 20,000 Miami Reach voters were expected to go to the polls today and choose as their mayor one of four men, including Elliot Roosevelt, m >ii of the late President Franklin Roosevelt. Roosevelt is seen as the strongest challenger to incumbent Melvin Richard, a 14-year-veteran of Reach poli­ tics. The Miami Reach Sun and the Miami Herald have endorsed Richard. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — An expected medical OK to­ day will give U. S. astronaut Edward H. White a go-ahead to try to "walk" 3,600 miles across northern Mexico and the United States during 12 daring minutes of his leap in­ to spare Thursday. White and fellow astronaut Jam es A. McDivitt, a former rollege chum assigned as pil­ ot of their two-seater Gemini4 spaceship, underwent a final hrad-to-toe physical and psy­ chological examination this morning at the hands of a —— team of experts headed by Dr. Charles Berry. Early forecasts indicated good weather at Cape Ken­ nedy and in the matn recov­ ery areas on Thursday and SPACE WALKER. U.S. STYLE — If In-flight condition! probably on Friday. indicate "go," Major Edward II. W hite is scheduled as As the blast-off hour of t Am erica’s first "space-walker" during Gemini 4’a fourday orbiting of the earth. lie will emerge from tho right- a.tn. (EST) Thursday neared, hand hatch of tho capsule and, tethered by a 25-foot a drastically revised flight "um bilical" line, spend about ten m inutes floating in the plan revealed that, in addition void. Russian Cosmonaut Alexei U-onov perform ed the to White’s highly t o u t e d feat on March IB. Rookie astronaut W hlto’s "walk," about “ space walk" and their at five months ahead of schedule, would start over Hawaii. tempt to atcer to within 20 | feet of tAojher j|aM lite, the astronauts wllt-JUmp air from their cabin at least twice. Tho plan, virtually rcwrlt ten following a aeries of dra malic changes ordered by fed cr*| space agency chlefa last week, also reflected the fea therlike touch that McDivitt TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) - COday meeting every two will he called upon to use on the controls to separate gent The slow-moving hill to re­ >ears. quire tho State Legislature to The appropriation! commit­ ly enough from the Titan- roc­ meet annually suddenly sprang tee, working, long after the ket booster that earlier orbit to life and moved to the House legislature had closed up shop ed them, to keep It nearby. McDivitt and While, a pair calendar today after l)ing dor­ for the day, sent nut hills of space rookies with the na mant for weeks. that added up to a half million lion’s first real chance to Along with the annual ses­ dollars In spending and whitt­ sions measure, the House ap­ led tho gap between authoris­ challenge Russian m a n n e d propriations committee also ed spending and anticipated spaceflight aupremacy, hope shot to the calendar a com­ income down to a mere $734,- to fly the 7,200-pound Gemini4 62 time* around the world panion hill raising the pay of , 000. legislators from $1,200 to $3.coo I All of the hills among the in 97'x hours. a year If the state switches hundreds still resting in the Technicians planned to load from biennial to every year committee did not get a fav­ the towering Titan-2 rocket with propellants Wednesday, sessions. orable consideration. to be ready to begin the final These measures, which start­ The hill recommended by four-hour countdown before ed the session nearly six weeks the Governor to Increase the ago with much promise and state parole Commission from dkwn Thursday. ballyhoo, had been given up three to five members waa re­ Monday, the mein recovery (hip, the aircraft carrier USS jected. for lost. There still is no certainty The committee gave its Wasp, steamed from Boston they ran make it into the final blessings and sent to the cal­ Harbor rn route to its post in stages in the remaining four endar a hill increasing from the western Atlantic ocean days of the session. In fact, $550 to $l,ooa per teacher unit about 400 miles south of Ber­ It is unlikely but they are at (ho amount of sales tax re­ muda. It will await the fiery venue earmarked for the return of McDivitt and White least on the way. The hills were hammered stale’s share of payments into from space next Monday. Far and away the most out by an interim committee the Teacher Retirement Fund that worked fur two years in order to make a start on dramatic events—the "spaco holding hearings around the making up a long-pending pap­ walk" and the two icheduled state end gathering informa­ er deficit. But because of the attempts to perform men’i tion to holster the argument current shortage of funds, the first true "rendervous" bethat Florida, as the ninth larg­ program won’t start until July tween two objects in space— est stale in the union, has loo I, 1967, and would cost an esti­ were act for the first seven much business for the Legisla­ mated $11.8 million in the hours of the daring and often dangerous flight. ture to try to handle with a 1967-69 biennium. - .. f f l P g g — Gets Shot In Arm Legislation Withdrawn By Paul Brookshire The controversial Seminole water control act waa Riven the kiss of death by the Seminole Coun­ ty Board of Commissioners today. On a split vote, 3-2, the board chose to advise the Seminole lawmakers not to introduce the bill at this session of the Legislnture. T h o measure would have Riven the county authority to issue bonds to finance w ater conserve, lion and control faciltiea and to levy ad valorem taxes to pay the cost of such facilities. The bill was drawn up because it was felt the exten­ sive growth of population in the county made it necessary to authorise the county to deal in drainage and water conservation problems. It was felt the bill wae necessary to control Doodlng and to deal with drought problems. C h a lrm a j^ ^ n R. Alexand­ er, who h n r y j the bill, said he still felt" Seminole County needed a water control bill. "I realize this bill has con­ troversial features," Alexand­ er said, "But 1 personally think It should be introduced with minor modifications.” Commissioner W. Lawrence Swofford spoke against the bill. "It does not do whet the people in my district require it to," Swofford said. Commissioner Edward Yar­ borough made a motion that legislators be advised not to Introduce the bill because it Is unsatisfactory and there la not time enough to make suf­ ficient changes. Bwofford sec­ onded the motion. Voting for it were Yarbor­ ough, Swofford and Commis­ sioner Lee Gary. Opposed to the motion were Alexander and Commissioner John FitsPatrick. Close Race Seen At Longwood By Donna Kafee Today’* special election for tha office of Longwood City Councilman promise* to be a close race with 121 voters having exercised their fran­ chise by 10:30 this morning. The election is being held to fill the unexpired term of It. C. Carlson, which runs to December, 196(1. Candidates vying for the office are Daniel Screeney, John Deaton, James Reiter and Homer (Rud) Scott. A beehive of ertivity took place Monday in tha city when supporters of Screeney organised a "kiddie parade" throughout Longdate, passing out balloons and going from door to door distributing leaData while Deaton supportere campaigned via telephone. Reiter and Scott have done no public campaigning other than newspaper platform an­ nouncements. Residents Interested in city government have been urged to vote at the Fire Hall for the candidate of their choice before the 7 p.m. dosing of the polls. ft Holiday Traffic Accident Toll Is Record 474 United Press Internationa! The nation today counted a record number of persons dead in traffic accidents for a three-day Memorial Day weekend. With late death reports still coming In, United Pres* In . ternationnl counted 474 per. sona killed on the nation’s atrecta and highways between 6 p.m. local time Friday and midnight Monday night. The breakdown: Traffic ••••••••»»eeee*eeeeeee*eeeee 474 Drowning* ........ ...... ..... i t 2 Plane* ......... 13 Miscellaneous ___ 73 Total ----- 671 Callfoma, with 66 trafDo deaths, as usual led all states. Texas counted 20 dead In traffic, Ohio and Florida 28 each, New York 24 and Michigan 21. The National Safety Conn* ell said the loss of Ilfs could he blamed on irresponsible and Incompetent driving. The worst traffic accident reported occurred in tha final hour* of the holiday weekend and claimed seven lives in a two-car head-on crash m a r llomosassa Springs, Fla. Bolls cars buret into flames, e e e Howard Pyla, president of tho safety council, said In* competent driving waa largely rcs|K>nslblo for the record toll. "In report after report on highway traffic damage over this weekend, mistakes in driving judgment stood out as tho major problem," ha said. The previous record of 431 deaths for a three-day Mem. orial weekend waa set last year. Tho all-time record fo r a four-day Memorial weekend ia 626. Teenage Card Telltale To Tavern Owners TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Young drivers cannot lie about their age by displaying their licenses to buy whiskey under a bill that cleared the Legis­ lature today. The bill require* that llcen. scs issued to drivers under tho age of 21 bo colored a dis­ tinctive red. Sponsors aald youngsters tome times forge the ago on tho liccnso In order to buy liquor. le n n c u i OPEN FBI. NIUilTS! ALWAYS m«BT QUAUTY Nature, Man Threaten Wildlife grasa tope. The Indian* celled it the “river of grass." It is dry now. It started drying up 10 years ago when engineera placed a system of canals and levies across south Florida to protect people from floods during hurricanes. Tha canala blocked the zwtural south­ ward Dow of water over the land. Then tha heavy rains stopped. It rained a little Monday, “but it is going to take a lot more rain to do some lasting good, a c c o r d i n g to Park Ranger Ralph Maxwell. Carroll Burroughs, acting superintendent of the park, Dew over the aawgrast and said even where it rained the hardest "the ground Just sucked up the water. There's no standing water in the witer hole*." The water level had drop­ ped two feet below the sur­ face. Fire and animal loss Is the big concern of park officials. Birds are mobile and they ran Dy until they find water. But even some birds that can fly are In danger. "I would suspect because of tha lack of nesting the spe­ cies of wood ibis is in danger if this trend continues," Bur­ roughs said. The wood ibis will not nest and lay egga if it can not find enough food, Burroughs said. The ibis takes its meal* on small fish and other wild­ life native to the swamp. Rangers have been working with tracked vehicles railed weasels to haul alligators— mostly smell ones that ran he lied—from dried-up holes to ■pots where there is still wa­ ter. Some water holes have been blasted by Air Force demoli­ tion teama. "Rut when you're dealing with all that land, what we ran do is a drop in the buck­ et. Wa know we must be los­ ing some animals that are water-oriented, like alligators and otters, but thcre'a no way of telling how many," Burrougha said. About 60 alligator* have been rescued by the rangers. No one knows the alligator population of the Evergladee. Next to starvation, the al­ ligator's biggest enemy is ex­ posure. It's thick hide cannot stand too much direct aun. When an alligator get* hungry enough it turna cannibilistic. It eate its young Drat. Negotiations are underway between federal officials and the Florida Central and •Southern Flood Control Dis­ trict for release of some of the water from the canals. “ But like all negotiations like this, it take* time," Bur­ roughs said. "But we hope by next year at this time they will pump some of that water out and it will flow over the land like It used to," he said. MIAMI (U PI)—The U. S. Weather Bureau reported to­ day that rainfall a t the Maiml International Airport during May waa tha amallaet amount ever measured there. The low rainfall amount la a good example of the severe drought which has gripped South Florida for two months and la threatening wildlife in the Evergladee. Rainfall a t the airport dur­ ing May totaled 0.44 Inch, the Weather Bureau said. The av­ erage rainfall there during May Is 6.44 Inches and the lowest level previously re­ corded was 0.68 inch in 1062. The largest amount aver to fall a t tha airport daring May wa* 18.14 Inches fat 1061, weatherman reported. REM NANTS! REDUCED TO MOVE FAST COTTONS — RAYONS — I'KINTS — SOLIDS — GOOD ASSORTMENT Be Here Early Wed. A. M. SPECIAL GROUP OF READY-MADE DRAPERIES REDUCED T O CLEA R VA RIETY O F SIZES � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 31, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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