23 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3a4a8989072e0428ae93cd7841c2363.pdf 5c6c12db21d14f889843392004cbcb42 PDF Text Text Methodist Episcopal . . . n ra x T a -D A T ADVENTIST CHURCH O orosr (tk to r im 1. t> N t n k t l l ____P u t o f SBBVICES SATUBDAT— ■ tb k iU School ___ M l a. m. W arsh ip B erries _ 11:H a r . W N u M ir N l |t l P ra y e r Barrie* ___ liH p. m . F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a rk AT*au* T . B. C hine* ----------------- P a it» r M o ra la s W orship — 1:14 a m. Sunday School —— t i l l a m. Moral n s W orship _ 11:44 a m. T ra la tn s Union — 4:14 p. ia Kro n ln s W orship - 1:41 A ia W i t Prairor S srrle a 1:14 p. m. Alliance BLUER BPRtNOB BAPTIST Old Orlando RA a t H sstsr A ta B. Ham ilton O rlffla — P ssto r B andar School _ _ _ 4:41 a m. M ornlns W orship — 11:00 a m. T ra ln ln s Union .—. 4:1* a «■ B tsb Ib s W orship — T ill A * . e n u i r i A N m ib b io w a b t ALLtANCB CHURCH 1*41 P a rk At *, a t 14tk PL >«T. Clifford E. H arrod. F i l t e r Banday S c h o o l___ 1:41 a. m. W arship B arries 11:44 a m. B ra a la g W orship _ T:t4 p. m. AUtaaeo Toatk F alk w ah lp (Taka.) 1:14 p. A (W#A) prayer BarrIa* ___ Til* p. ml PIN EC R U T ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. I Ilk s a d Him K. M. W lldor ■ , P a tto r Buaday School ___ 1:41 a a M o ralas W orship _ 14:14 a ba E ra s in g W orship . M 4 *. a T oatk Sorr. (Son.) . 4:44 a mM ld-W aak S orr. (W ad.) . 1 : 1 4 A m. I I III n Hi HOLT CROSS 4*1 S. P ark Ata F r. Laroy D. Bopar, Racier h o ly Communion ™ 1:1* a m. P am llr B tn lc o and Sunday School - ....... - |.*4 a m. M ornlns P r t r i r fP irat Sunday — Holy Communion 11:44 A m. Free Methodist PREB METHODIST CHURCH C orntr 4th S t and Laura! At*. H ot. I . H. K e lle y ___ Paaior Talaphono: til.T o ll Sunday School ___ 1:41 a m. M oralas W o rs h ip 11:41 a nt Evening W orihlp 1:41 a mW i t P r a r i r Sarrlc* T :ll a »• Christian Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST l l l l P a rk A ranua B art B r o a r a _____ E r a a ta lls t Saadar Blbta Study -------- 14:44 a a t M o ralas W o rib lp _ 11:44 a m. B tsb Ib s S a n ie s — 4:14 a n t Bss “H erald s f T ru th " 1 a a t S uadar Channel 4 T u asd ar Ladlaa BIMa Class _ 1:14 a a t Man's C l a s s _____ 1:14 p. a t W adnsidar Blhla Class -------- 1:14 A *■ CBNTBAX. BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th S t * O ak At r ~ a sto r Ball Bailth - ■ ----- ■P—— S a a d a r Bebaal ----- M l A a t M a n ia s Warship - U>*4 a a t T rals In s Duals* — ► «• B raaln s Sorr Is* - — » • • A ■». F a t P rarar S ants* 1:10 A *■ Maraarr Opaa , _ W I S E ---------- -1 l » ► mS aadar MH* Broadcast WXSTSIDE MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH t t h S t A H o llr AT*. VIM R. Ik Kt*B ............... ----------- •P — n t— or S a a d a r Bahoal — 10:00 a a t S aadar M arn las W arship — 11:44 a m. B a td a r E m i n s W orship _ 1:14 a * • W td a is d a r P ra r a r S a n ie s .— 1:41 a a t i a F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1447 8. Hanford Ata It Varnoa P a lla r S u a d a r School _ _ 4:41 a a t M o ralas W orship _ 11:44 a a t Baptist I e y o n d tlie b l o s s o m s BAPTIST MISSION ENTERPRIIB B andar S c h o o l-------1:44 s. n t M nm lns W orship . 11:00 a m. T ra ln ln s Union ----- 0:41 p. m. B ran Ins W orship _ 1:10 p. t*. Wad. N lsht P ra r a r M asting — 1:1* A m. R *r. R. J. B o ro to a — P a ste r Assembly Of God I CHRIST CHURCH Church 8 tr a * t U ngw oad F r. C harles W. S taarart Jr. Vicar M ats Communion — 1.-4* a a*. P a m llr S a n to s A Class** ___________ 1:1* a a t Lutheran HOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH J it* A Orlando Drlr* Hwy. 17-11) 111-7111 PAOLA CKUIICtl OP CHRIST Highw ay 41 W ait M orris Hubs -___ Evangelist Blhla C la a * ___ _ 10:40 a m. M ornlns W orihlp _ 11:44 a a t B ra n ln s W orihlp _ 4:40 p. m. Blhla C lan** Wad. „ 1:1* a m. ----- Christian Science JOBDAN MlSStONAItT BAPTIST CHURCH t i l l W. F irs t S t r u t S a a d a r S c h o o l___ 14:44 a a t M o ralas W orship _ 11:44 a n t Blhla stu d y (S a a d a r) 1:0* p .a t K vaagallstia S a n k * 1:** a *a Wad. P r a r a r M a s t_1:0* p. a t BIU Stspkaaa P asto r A Cordial Waleom* to All FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST IS* B a it Secoad S traat Sunday S a n k * A Sunday School _ _ _ 11:4* A sa. Subjaell ''U nraalliy" W adntadar l e m c i . 1:4* p. n t l l t 'd l a s Room: 1*1 W. F irst W aawdayat 14:14 a m.—4:14 p a t Church Of God OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH B ill Coo a try Club Hoad Spoaaorad h r F ir s t B a p tist Chorefc R ot. B. T. B a r r a t t ___ P a sto r Baaday B c h o a l___ 1:41 a m. W orship roryle* _ 11:** a m. T ra la tn s Union 1:41 A m. K ro n ln s W orihlp _ 1:14 p. m. W ad. P ra ra r S a n . — 111* A a t CHURCH o r OOD H ad A F rsach L H. Alford _______— P asto r Sunday School _ _ 1:44 a ia Mo rn ln s W orihlp _ 11too a. m. K v an sallalk Mary. ... 1:40 p. m. Fam ily N lsht H arriet T. P. K. W a d .----- 1:l» p. m. OSTEBM BAPTIST CHURCH HWT. 411 Pb. I l l - I l l * R* t . Jo sh Long ___. P a sto r Sunday School _ _ 1*:** a a t M ornlns S a n le o _ 11 a. m. T ra ln ln s Union _ _ 4:10 a m. B ra a ln s B*r*lc* _ 1:10 p. ra. W ad n ta d ar M astlns*: O rsaalsatlo aa _ III* a ■*• P r a r a r ..._____ . 1:1* a a t Choir . . . . . ■ 1:14 p. a t CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY 1101 Elm Aranua R ar. Robert Welch _ _ P a ste r Sunday S c h o o l____ 4:41 a. n t W orship Harylr* 10:11 a. n t K - n s a l k t k S tr r . — Til* p. m. T usdan Blhla T ra ln ln s — l t d A *> T h u ra d a n Y ouns Paopl* S an lo * 1i4l p .a t CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH ■unland E s ta tta C itrus H aights E ar. C h ir k s B. Hogg __ Pas'o* Church School ----- 1:41 a m. Morning W orship — 11:04 a m. M t r ------------------- 4:14 p. m, A Evs. W orthlp — 7:1" p. m .'J WsA Prnyor Sorrle* 1:14 pm. Southern Methodist FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIfT CHURCH W omsn'a Club Building 141 Oak Ata D urw ard H. K night Jr., Pstiny Sunday S c h o o l----- 1:41 a m. W orship Sorrle* — 7:1* p. ru Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Ind 8 l a t M apk A rt. Paul BIcktn .. — P u to r Sunday School 1:41 a m. M orning W orship — 10:14 a. m. T outh H our ■ . 1:44 p. m. E rangatlatla Sorrtoa 7:44 a mMld-Wask B trrlc* (W ad.) _ t k * p. m. 1> T hird Sunday S k g sp lra tlo a — S:*t p. ba Sanford, Florida Th* R ar. J. Oordoa P a a r r , Paator Sunday School _ _ 1:11 A m. M ornlns W orship — ll:*o a m. Communion—F irst Sundny in Each Month K la d tr g a n a a and K uraorr CHURCH O P CHRIST asaan R alph Rraw ar J r. B rans*!!*! Blhla S c h o o l___ _ 1:10 A a t M ornlns W orship _ 4:14 a a t E an ln s W orihlp _ 4:1* p. m. W id. P ra r a r SarTlc* 1:10 a m- PtNECREST BAPTIST CHURCH O n o ri R o i l M a n ia s W orship . 11:4* a b a Sa a d a r School 1:41 a ia T ra ln ln s U a l a a ___ 1:11 a mB tsb Ibs W orship _ 7:1* a a t W*d. Officer* A Taachar* M aallns — 1:14 a a t ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. a t Woodland Av*, n«». John H. Hlraa Jr.. Pastor % Church School . . . . . 4:41 a m. * M orning W orship — 11:44 a m. M TP -------------------- 4:14 A m. THK CHURCH FO H A U A LL FO R THK CH U R CH The Church is th* irasteat (actor an earth for tha buildm* of dtaiac* lar and (tnd dtlnowhia It ■*a storrlenuaa of spiritual mlu*A Without a Strang Churde, neither dnoocncy nor dvlU atkm mm aurv+v*. T h an a n lour annul raaasaa why every wrraon thou Id attend arrvka* regu­ larly and support Urn Chunk. They • it : i l l Foe Uis own ask*, f l ) For hla chlidrw'a aaka. 111 Forth*m ho ad hi* community sad nation. (4) For th* mho ad Ih* C hunk Maatf. * U d i naada Ms moral and amtarial anpporl Plan to po to church i larlr and mad pour BMa daOp. When the back b an t Into fragfle flower, tnd their bratfa is em y where, sod s wanning breeze csresMs the cold, damp sa n k . * * this is more than Spring. This ia the time of Promise. For these same festive branches shall lift a precious burden of fruit when the rad-gold mantle of harvest falls neross the land. When bomna souls awaken to the tmellle of faith, and hymns and prayers fill the arches of beavrn, and the warmth of an ageism hope, reaches from heart to heart. . . this la more than Lent For the faith which blossoms today will bear Its own pred 0Q8 fru it Love! Joy! Peace! The harvest of souls like yours and mins la begin* nlng anew Id from. LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDBBMER 1*1 W. I l lh Flic* “Tha Church of th* Lulharaa H our” sa d TV “This la th* U fa ” H srb srl W. O M n i ___ P astor Hunday School _ _ 4:14 a m. W orship SsrYlc* —. 11:11 A m. K indergarten and Nurasry FIR ST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE Lak* Mary, PI a R st. W. L. Holcombs, P sstor Sunday 4:41 A m . ___ Blbls School 11:01 a m. — Morning W orthlp 7:44 A BA — E rsn ln g Bsrrlr* 7:44 a at- — W*4. M ld-W i«k P rayar Barries* 7:04 p. at. _ L ast W td. Miss, lonary S ir vies Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONG WOOD 111 Oranga Straat R ar. E. R uth d r a n t _ Paator Sunday School _ _ 10:4* a ra. Morning W orihlp 11:44 a m. Sunday E rsn ln g _ 1:14 a m. ’’ Wsd. Blbls Study . 7:11 a m. Conqusrora M asting F riday -------------- 7:1* p . m. Methodist Presbyterian FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH l i t Park Ata R ar. Hobart M. Janklns, Paator M ornlni Worship _ 1:11 a m. Sunday School ■— 4:41 a ba M ornlns W o rsh ip _ 14:11 A m. MTP M a ttin g * __ 1:11 a (Inlarm sdlata. Sanlor) Evanlnc Worship _ 7:11 A at- •ENBVA METHODIST CHURCH R ar. W. E. Timms —_ Pastor Sunday S ch o o l_____ 4:41 a. m. M oraine Barries* _ H:o# a m. Choir Praotlca Wad. 1:1* a ba B r o r r On* WalaomA FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, F! a Oa k Ata * tr d St. flra ra r C. Sawall J r . — P asto r E d g ar W. Smith Jr, A ssistant P a sto r i) Church S c h o o l___- . 1:11 a m. ' Sssslon M ssta 10:41 a m. M orning W orship _ 11:44 a m. Plonsar Ftllow shlp _ 4:40 p. m. Ssnlor HI P alk w sh lp 4:44 p. m. E vsnlng W orship _ 1:10 a m. Wod. Pray** Mooting 1:4* A <A CO\T!NANT PRESBYTERIAN t i l l South Orlando Drlv* Thomas H. Makln __ Paaior W o r s h ip _________ 4:4* a ia Churoh School ___ 14:44 a m. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleHOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and S taff NELSON 4 CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing A Convalescence Residence 800 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. BETTY CASS Nationwide Insurance GREGORY LUMBER of 8*nford *H w y r IT -8Z T C s s iH M ir y , F IS T ART BROWN PEST CONTROL HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 20B W. 26th S t , Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. le t. St., Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S taff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, H eating, Air Conditioning L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. II CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. F irst, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. 801 W. 1st. S t , Sanford A . DUDA 4 SONS, INC. SU vU , Florida THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. 4 Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sukmff and Em ployees LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon K ellett and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose 4 W ilks Bowman 4 Employees HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappe and Employees SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK - -Howard -K* -H cdgee-tad -S taff-- 8TENSTROM REALTY Hsxb Stanstrom and S taff PERFECTION DAIRIES COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold 8 Is me and Employees WIL30N-EICHELBUBGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and S taff STATE FARM INSURANCE Comnaniee Irving L Pryor and S taff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and E stelle McCalUiter Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. a n STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S taff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff »>i • WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY BAPTIST Aalisoh Baalist Church. OrlsSa C a su al a*»UM Church, l l l l Oak At *. C haluste Plrai B aptln Church ChalaoU Baptist Mlaalca a l t a r Springs Baptist Church, SIP U k a t a BA F ir s t B aptist C h trsh . I l l P a rk At a Summit? *MUM •* B L IM , A lU asaat* Spring* P U tt B a p tist C h ar oh a f D a k a r y F u s t B aptist C harah p f O sc a rs F ir s t B spU at C haroh s f U k a H arp F ir s t B kptlat Church o f L*k* M antra '*t B a p tist C h ar ah t l U i f w a s A Oar. arch S a ra n t B kptlat C h trs h *1 OrtaAa BafUM C harck o f B a l a a l a Bprlaga Bhllak M U sta n u g Bap Hal Ckorah, a City B kptlat C karak kS B kptlat Ckorah, O r k la ' I Miaalok, C hklkatk C haroh B a rth S I orath B aktrk Bw r. Uat Church, to * ML Zloa M k tk a s ry B aptist, k ip .a At *. N av ML CalTkry M lsalasary B aptist 11*1 W. I llh SL N *» kalam P rlm ltir* B aptist Ckarak, 11*4 W. I llh BL N a« ML Bloa B aptist c h a rc k , li t* F**r A rt O ak ltw a lla p tlst Chapa), 1141 W. 14th BL Uataaa U apiU i C harck P laacrast U aptlst Church, t t t W. Onora IM. Pralri* L ake B ap tist Church, BlSg* BA, Fern P a rk Prograa* M laaknary B ap tist Ckarak, M kw ay k .co ag ghllah M laalaaary B ap tlat Church, N lktb B H lckarp PL Jam as M iaslaakry B aptlat C haroh St*. HA t i l Osl**a PL P aul M lsalasary B aptlat Church. Ith PL PL M alth av a Mlaalaaary B aptlat C harck C aaaaa H alghta ■L Jo h a ’a M laalaaary B aptlat Ckarak, I I I Cypraaa PL T a m p k B aptlat O karsh, Palm Ppcl agq B S . A ltam aata Pprtaga W aatalka M laakaary B aptlat Ckarak, t i l B H ally ATA Blau Maya B ap Uat Ckorah, t i l O raap* At a Ckarak a t the N atlrtty, bake :-----AU PaaU C atkalk Ckarak, 111 Oak Ata Da n i s Cathalla UtM , Sparkm an's Club, Cbuluata PL Ana's Calholk Church, Pcrahlag PltCA DaBary PL Mary Msgdatan* Catholla Church, M altla s * A t a A ltam aata aprlaga CHRISTIAN P lrs t C h rk tla a Church. HIT B Sanfar* Ata CaugragaU oaal C h rk tla a Church, 14*1 P a rk Ata Narthald* C fcrkttsu church, P 1 a r IA a H a ra s D r, M a lik s* OMUBCH OP CBBlar Church Church charoh Churoh Churoh Churoh C hurch C hurch at at af at C hrist t i l l a Park At a Christ, a tu s ra Christ, LaagwaaP Chrtat, P e a k of *( af at cH O s) 0*4. do*. OaA u aca o f boo I I I HI chary It** p. Franah O r la ta Mias loo. B atarprlaa BPiaCOPAL AS Batata 8a tM ch rtat Ksiacopal Church. Laopwi All Palma BplaeopaL SSatarpria* Maly Cross Bpkoopai F ar# Ata a t LUTUBIUN Ascaaalaa L utharau D r. Casselberry Church, O tar brook Ooo* Shaphar* UaltaA Luth aru, J l t t a. O rlande Dr. L utheran churoh of th* B*4**m*r, 1*1 W. t l t h Place Messiah L ulharaa Church. American Lag Ion llall. P ra lrls Lak*. P a ra P ark PL Luka* L u lh araa Church, BL 4M P k y la METHODIST B araatt M am arkl MathaAlat Church. B. DaBary A t* . K ntarprlaa Bear Lak* M sU aA kt Churoh llo th tl A-M.IL Church. Canaan H alghta C asselberry Community MathoSlat Churah, Hwy. H .p t A PI a ay Bldga RA, Casaalhorry DaBary Cam m ualty M athaSlat Church W. H ighlands, DaBary C hrtat M athaSlat Churah • unland Katatea F irs t MathaAUl Church. 41S P ark At a P lrs t M alhaAkt Church a f OrlaSa P tra t to o th e r s MathaAlat Church W oauu’a Club SSI Oak Ava P roa MathaAlat Church. SIP W. t t h BL OaaSTU MathaAlat Churah, Q aasru d r a c s MathaAlat Churoh. O aars BA O ram Chapal A M E. Churah, OrlaA* O skgrar* MathaAlat Church, O rlads Ostaaa MathaAlat C hurtA Paata W aakyau MathtAlaL BL *A W. a t P e a k SL Jam as A B B , B ailo r A At a PL M ary's A B B Churah PL BL 111 Ostaaa PL P au ra MathaAlat C h u r a h Ostaaa 1IA B starpria* BtafforA M am arkl MathaAlat O h i r i h P. DaBary MASABBKI P 1 ra t Churah * f th* M ataraaa, W. tad a t M apk F a re P a rk Church *1 th* B aaaraaa O 'B rk a RA, P a ra P a rk Luka Mary Okarsh a t th* B aaaraaa PJUUBTTEB1AM Cam m ualty Prsahy ta r k u Charck, Luka Mary F ir s t P r ashy tartan charoh. Oak a t a * IrP PL P lrn t P rashytsrU n C htrsh. C assslberry F irst P ro sb y to rk o Church af DaBary, E H ighland PraabrtaM aa Charoh oA Th* Covoaaai t i n a. O rlando Dr. BL Androws P ro sh y ta rk a C har ah t a i l Loooaal Bah. D r . Boor U k s S K iilS r * -^ » ~ ^ r k . Chsrah, W estm inister P rta h y ta rk a Ckorah, MawaU P ark , Ml IS* •EVKMTH DAT ADVENTIST P arait U k s S*T*ath>day AArantlat Church, llwy. tM. ra re st City Payaath-day Adramiat Church, KaltknA at *. Altamaata apriapn Sanfar* s*T*aU-*ay AArantlat Church, Barsath A Elm . . . ^ „ OTUBB CHURCHES Allca t A B B church, Oliva * n t h C harck af Uod la ch rlsL Oviedo C h u ta a k Camm ualty Church A u rc h af Ood a t Praphacy, t i l t Elm At a Charoh s t ood M kako. B atarprlaa , Ckorah a t Jasoa C h rk t of U t t a r » * ✓ B atak, l l l l P ark At a / / Cammualty Chapal, A lk m a a ts Pprtaga E aalaru Orthodon Charck. PL Johns O M ttam Chapal, Hwy. ll-M , F aro Pa** C oagrsgatloa Bath Israel, m o * m ■*' F irs t C harck a f C h rk t, PckaU sL W* k. la d Bl Hall n t Jahayah'a W l t * ^ . , U k a Monro* UnlL l i l t W. »»** ■*P rm ^ P ^ a ta e o c ia l Church o t 'a * B* w F u ll Oocyst Taboraocla tt ll - a * ' Ml Oil** M olkta* c i y k R 4 O tllli Placer oat Assembly af jpsA tlth • c »lard A llkaaa c h n p p U H A PoafarA C a a g r o p a tlT a f J*4 naaasA W | PoafTrdJpA Th* PalTattua ArsJyT t i t M t Watty Churah a f Z a k rA , IH f '• M- paw- c' ■ J u �I Hold Line On Tax, Solon Says One-Cent Bread Price Increase Seen THESE GIFTS WILL BE PRESENTED to the lucky winners during the annual Auto Show in downtown Sanford Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. DeWitt Mathews, chairman of the Great­ e r Sanford Board of Trade, displays a color TV, a portable TV and a stereo record player. Auto Show This Week Croi* your finger*. Knock on wood. If Hanford gel* through April without ■ traffic death It will have been two year* ainc* a fatality on city street*. Quit* a record and something the city can really be proud of. • • • Sign on billboard near Or* range City: "Open Under Old Management.' • • • A men idlin g Ilible* in the city wa* arrested the other day. No permit. • • • There’* romance in the old boy*, yet. We’re talking about the waterway* committeemen of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce. They really went for that full moon in June for the St. Johne eruiie. (That's poetry, *on.) • ♦ » The telephone company I* •ticking its neck out again. Sob Sheddcn of Southern Hell say* every customer in De­ nary, Deltona and (Enterprise will receive a return postcard In the next few day* asking for comment! or criticism of service. "W e ' r e n o t necessarily seeking compliments," says Shedden. "Our purposa Is to find out which customers have com­ plaints so that our company can try to remove the causes of these complaints,” he adds. -----Eheiiutft ‘ ' f f f i -tJ w - "pIianT company will contact every­ one who replies unfavorably and try to make every effort to dear up the source of dis­ satisfaction. • • • Speaking of telephones, we heard the other day about a Winter l’ark woman whose phone bill runs as high as $2,000 per month! And she's not a bookie, either. She likes to talk and haa plenty of money. • • • Also on phones: Atlanta has the largest metro phone exchange In the nation—may­ be In the world. You ean call ae far as 60 miles away and the phone bill is still only $0.76 per month. Five coun­ ties and more than a million people are In Die metro ex­ change are*. • • • A “Herald Angel” will becom# a "Blue Angal'* this week. Fred Van Pelt, manag­ ing editor, will go aupersonic with the crack Navy flying team when it appears here for the Bombing Derby. ■Wat • fO M In wteUM * | | m4 IJtt 1 fw IM uavm tu MSUS $200 Million Saving Eyed By President Seminole County WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Johnson asked Con­ gress today to adopt farm legislation which would aava the government about 9200 million, but Increase the price of bread to the housewife by an estimated one cent a loaf. In addition to the rise In bread prices, Agriculture De­ partment officials estimated that the new farm measure would mean a hike of a “few pennies per pound” in the retail price of rice. The proposed legislation would shift some farm price support costs from the Treas­ ury to the retail food-buyer. The estimated 9200 million annual saving this would bring would rome principally in the government’s wheal and rice support programs with the consumer picking up the tah for domestic market­ ing certificates, It was expected that the total cost increase to the con­ sumer would amount to about 9300 milion. The 9100 million difference between that cost and the anticipated governmont saving would represent an increase in farm income. In addition to tha wheat and rlca program*, Johnson asked for legislation covering feed grain*, wool, cropland adjustment and tranafer of allotment*. The domestic and export marketing certificate* now used In the wheat program would be continued and also applied to rice, Uy setting tha value of the two certificates, the govern­ ment could advance the do­ mestic price of wheat and rice, while keeping export prices competitive with* world prices. New York Deb Queen Of Sikkim By Dav* Fountain I (Sanford Herald Bereaa) TALLAHASSEE — Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., of Seminole County, at a preIrgislative interview here to­ day before the opening of tha 10CS Legiilatur* Tuesday, * Fbont 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 # ■tated that hi* primary con­ cern thi* session la to hold WEATHER: Clear to cloudy thru Tuesday, high in upper 80s: low tonight around 60. the line on taxes. VOL. 67 United P rets Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 161 "The problem is to provide the services that tha people want and stay within the cur­ rent budget," ha aaid. Senator Cleveland a l s o made It clear If the people wanted more service* than there was revenue th a t he would not vote for the ex­ tended sendee without provld* ing additional sources of rev. enue to keep the budget balnced. Cleveland said th a t ea fa r aa he knew there Is no oppos­ ition to the formation of * port authority for Sanford. He did say th a t he would TODAY — Weapons loading The atxday Reconnaissance propose an amendment to the exercise. Fleet size nuclear Bombing Derby, one of naval law passed last session pro­ viding for tha feasibility weapon "shapes” loaded on avlatlon'i most comprehensive study of the SL Johns-Indlan aircraft in test of competence air training exercises, began River Canal District. He and speed. todsy at Sanford Naval Air made It very celar th a t he WEDNESDAY - R e c o n Station with a test of skill by would NOT propose any drain on county or city taxes, either niiisance - Bombing Derby bomb loading crews, intangible or ad valorem briefing for visiting VIPs. The Derby will end Saturday taxee. Complete discussion of exerIn a burst of sir artistry by the Tha proposed amendment clses, tactics, weapons, etc. Navy's famous Blue Angels would allow tha canal district THURSDAY — Arrival ©! to offer revenue certificates flight precision team. Blue Angels flight demonstra­ The Blue Angela will anchor at public aala to bonding tion team at 2 p.m. Barbecue homes with sources such aa a 2(4 hour air ahow highlight­ at 6:30 p.m. Florida Power toll collections within tha ing e public open bouse obser­ Sounty to be used as collat­ and Light recreation park, sponsored by Seminole Cham­ vance at the air atation Sat­ eral. ber of Commerce. Senator Cleveland decided urday. The gate* will open at FRIDAY — Navy-Commun9 e. m. The air ahow is sche to withhold any statem ent on Ity "Screen Door Open" hand­ duled to start at 10:30 a. m. Gov. Haydon Burns' road fin­ icap golf tournament. High with a formation fly-by by ancing plan until ha had tima ranking military visitors will twin jet RA-6C Vigilantes and to atudy It more thoroughly. be paired with Sanford, Or­ Whila legislator* scurried A-38 Skywarrlors of four San lando and Winter Park civic over tha capital today getting ford squadrons. I X BILL JOHNSON of RVAH-13 (The Rntn) zip* u p hln G-nuit follow­ leadrrs. Mayfair Golf and Sharing the apotllght with ready for Tuesday's opening Country Club at 12:30 p.m. ing briefing of crews prior to trial run of air derby which opened totluy of the 1006 session, Governor the Angels wilt be the "Flying At 9 p.m.—Reconnaissancea t Naval Air Station. Flight crews went through dress Professor piper Cub acro­ Bums w ant to, an szadfsrlosed Saturday’s a ir ahow a t the b ase.. » <U««dd Photo) Bomhing Derby, reception el hide-out to r*beanie ‘his mes­ batic act which was seen by sage. Sanford Naval Air Station more than 90.000 persons at ballroom. Nobody would toll where the Seattle World's Fair in SATURDAY - Derby Air the Governor is, except th a t 1902. Show and Open House begins lie is "out of town” going The Navy last week added a over his 10,000 word message at 10:30 a.m. for the public. third outside attraction to its to the afternoon session a t "The Flying Professor,” Va­ 11th annual show, the Jackson­ 3 p.m. Tuesday. por Trails and Blue Angels ville Naval Air Station "Va­ The speech, which will In­ SAIUON (UPI> — American the mountains 190 miles north perform. por Trails” parachute team. clude Burns’ first report to planes defied stiffened North cast of Saigon. Two U. S. Army advisers Demonstrations of air re­ the legielatora on the "S tate Vietnamese sir defenses todsy were wounded Sunday In a fueling, bombing and precision of the B u te” as well aa his and carried out two devutat clash with the Viet Cong In flying by Sanford-based Vlgl- recommendation! for Improve­ ing attacks on Communist ter Uinh Dinh Province 30U miles lanle and Skywarrior pilots ment*, will run about 60 or nertheait of Saigon. ritory. will round out the action In Use 00 minutes. I t will be publlabed and As the tempo of the war air. Sixteen U. S. Air Force FI06 avallabls not only to legislat­ quickened on both sides of the On the ground, a colorful GAINESVILLE (UPI) BERLIN (U P D -T he Com- Jet fighter-bombers hammered 17!li parallel, U. S. Ambass­ ors for study but alto to any military review will be held The registrar of the Univer­ munists today harassed Ger­ Communist rail and highway ador Maxwvb D. Taylor re interested eltlsen, Bums said. man road traffic to West Ber­ traffic 120 miles south of turned to Saigon with new sity of Florida, Bichard Sadler for presentation of trophies to The Governor’s office waa squadrons and flight crews Johnson, died Sunday In lin and threatened to disrupt Hanoi. a breath-taking sight to vis­ plans to boost American mill Gainesville. He was 69. winning the week's exercise Allied sir links to the city 110 An armada of GO U. S. Navy tary strength. itors today In ita newly-decevents. miles behind the Iron Curtain. bombers from (he aircraft orated aplendor—sparkling in Taylor was In Washington The Derby's first competitive lovely tones of blua and gold. East German police threw carrier Coral Sea struck ra ­ last week for high-level atra the lifeline truck and auto dar Installations just north of tegy talks In Washington with TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - even, a weapons loading exer­ The 940,000 redecorating The Florida Highway Patrol cise, began this morning at 7 traffic from Weat Germany Job Included complete repaint­ President Johnson and De- reported today at least 14 per­ the 17th parallel border, a. m. Ordnance crewa repre­ ing of the wait* In a into chaoa with alowdowns j_ .Ooc-OL JJig .F y V 1 #PJL».»h?L .fca»? .OffiirtowiL o/OrlaJi son* -diedin -trsffic weiden** senting each of the four parti­ shade of blue, and a mural ariif road' bWiQC down by anti-aircraft fire but Taylor told newsmen today during the weekend. cipating squadrons matched rovrring half of ona wait At the aame time, the Rus­ the pilot waa rescued. that President Johnson was their efficiency and apeed in showing an old southern man­ sians attempted to take over All of the Navy planes re­ "heartened and encouraged by loading inert nuclear "ahapei" sion and oak tree*. All tha space In the Western Allies' turned safely to the Cbral Sea the progress which our Viet­ NEW YORK (UPI) — The into position on exercise air­ furniture waa dona over and three 20-mile-wlde air corri­ as it steamed through Hie namese allies are making." nation's largest city today fac craft. dors linking West Berlin with new drapee hung. "We have a difficult road a- cd a printers strike threat thsl South China Sea, a spokesman West Germany. During the next four days Down the hall, tha aacrehead. . . but I believe it should at any moment could force the said. The Navy planes poured tons be clear to friend and foe a shutdown of up to seven rna* Sanford aircraft will be con tary of state’* offtc# also dueling reconnaissance and looked brand n#w, don* over of bombs and napalm jellied like that our commitment here jor daily newspapers. Movie Stars simulated strike missions ovet In shades of dark gold, dark la irrevocable," Taylor said. gasoline on the radar italior HOLLYWOOD (UPI) much of Florida and the South red and dark green to give It Movie stars from sround the at Vinh l.inh, a target which a Williamsburg look. JOLIET, 111. (UPI) - Eight eastern United States. R(.APPOINTED world converged on Holly­ has been hit on several pre­ children, seven from the same TALLAHASSEE (UPI) wood today (or the 37lh an­ vious occasions. No enemy opGov. Haydon Burns today re­ family, died late Sunday night nual Academy Awards, dis­ povitlon was encountered. Inside South Viet Nam, an appointed Mrs. Dona},} R. when fire swept their frame Store Hour* During tinguished liy the return to popularity of big, gloisy mus­ American soldier was killed Jones, Sanford, to the Semin­ home near hi-rc. Six of them The Auto Show! were trapped in their beds today in a helicopter crash in ole County Welfare Board. icals. Wed. Thur*. FrL 9-9 9-9 9-9 Derby Opens Today; Air Show Saturday Blue Angels, Vapor Trails Will Perform Bomb Derby Schedule Of Events Yanks Defy Reds n&wA Commies Harass Berlin Traffic Registrar Dies Traffic Toll Storms Lash South, Dump Snow In North Sunday night but the family Inside escaped injury. The twister spread a path of de­ struction 2U0 feet wide and 314 miles long. Several tornadoes were seen In the Oklahoma sky. High winds up to 96 miles an hour kicked up dust storms near Las Vegas and Albuquer0’<e, N. M , Sunday. on the S t Johns River * * * * ‘‘The Nile of America” (Hit? g>anfm*d fcratfi First Street In downtown Sanford between Park and Palmetto Avenues will be turned into a mall for three day* this week ar the Sanford merchants division of the (irealer Sanford Board of Trade and the Sanford Auto­ mobile Dealers Association combine a unique auto ahow with a spring sales fete. Gifts, entertainment, bar­ gains In both autos and mer­ chandise will be featured in the three-day event. More than 160 brand new automobiles from seven deal, era will slitter in the street with displays opening dally at 11:30 a.m. and continuing until 9 p.m. in the evening All stores will remain open with hundreds of pre-Easter bargains expected to be dls played, for the thousands of shoppers expected to crowd the area. Three prizes, a 21-inch color television set, a stereo con­ sole record player and a port­ able television let will be giv­ en away in drawings held each night. Tickets are available at all stores. The portable GE tele­ vision set will be given away Wednesday evening; the GK stereo on Thursday evening, and the RCA color TV on F ri­ day evening. A special added attraction will be (lie appearance ol Glenn Reeves, famous tele­ vision personality and hit GANGTOK, Sikkim (U P D show which will be held each night at 7 p m. and again at Formcr New York debutante Hope Cooke reigns as the 8:30 p.m. Auto dealers who will fea queen of Sikkim todsy, the turo the very latest models first American to wear ■ roy in IMS cars will include Haag a| crown In Asia. She Is 29. At the precise moment de­ Chryslcr-Plymouth, Seminole County Motors, Strickland creed by three Buddhist as­ Morrison, Ellinor Motor Com­ trologers, the queen's hus­ pany, BUI Hemphill Motors, band, Maharaja Paldcn Thon Hunt Llncoln-Mercury a n d dup Namgyla, 41, became the 12th ruler of Sikkim. HoUer Motor Salea. United Press InlemsUoaal Winds up to N) miles drove thunder a n d hall storms across the Southern Plains and Midwest today. A huge sleet and snow storm pushed eastward out of Wyoming. Several tornadoes were reported in Oklahoma Sunday night, and one destroyed a farm h o u s e . Bartlesville, Okla., was pelted by hcil moi;e than an inrh in diame ter. Heavy rain and large hailstones lathed an area south of Wellington, Kan , to­ day. An Inrh and a half of rain fell at the Strategic Air Com mand headquarters south of Omaha, Neb., today. Winds gusted to 60 miles an hour at Wichita Falls. Tex. The rain turned to snow in the Northern Plains and cen­ tral Rockies, where three inches fell on Casper, Wyo., and up to four inches was forecast for a wide bind ex­ tending into Minnesota, Stockmen were earned to protect livestock in South Da­ kota and north central Ne­ braska from tha heavy wet snow. The Weather Bureau said the thunderstorms would in­ crease In intensity later today in tha Southern Plains and middle Mlaslsilppi Valley. A tornado smashed a farm bouse nesr Dili City, Okla., * * * * Strike Threat Fire Claims K Spelunkers Send SOS FIFTYSIX. Ark. (UPI) Four missing explorers, trap­ ped in rain-flooded Rowland csve, flashed an "SOS" to res­ cue workers today by temporart'y short circuiting a string of lights leading deep into the cavern. Hal* Bryant, of Batesvil'.c, Ark., eiperitnced cave ex. plorer and head of rescue ope rations, said Use men "ate alive " Members of tb-« Navy Dei? Sea Diving School sad the Na­ tional Capital cave rescue team, both in Washington, ar­ rived early todsy at the site of the remote cave la the foothila of the mist-shrouded Ossrk Mountains. Th</ immediately began a search for the spelunk en . Port Authority Measure Faces No Opposition has diabetes. Shell, 42. a bonk keeper from Batrsville, Ark., was said to have a three-day supply of medicine with him. The other three are college rtudenta and were identified as Mike Hill, 19, a student at Arkansas College in Batesvllle and an eapericnced cave ex plorer; Hogie Bledsoe, 20, also a student at Arkansas College and Steve Wilson, 20, a student at Arkansas Tech in nussetb vtlle. Bryant said the string ol lights extends 900 feet into the cave and ends in the "cathedral room” which la some 40 feet high. "W* believe they ire in the room end well above the wa­ included ter," Bryant aaid. two seasoned cave explorers, Earlier six scuba divers of them Hugh Shell, who managed to get about JW feet Bryant aaid he believed the spelunkers were being sm irt by not moving around. "They are experienced cava explorera end doing what they should—stay put," Bryant said Bryant said water was be­ ginning to recede In the cave. It had fallen slightly more than an Inch In tha lest six hours. He laid two plans to rescue the rxplorera were un­ der consideration. One plan would be to take food to the men and wait for the water to recede. The other would be to take them scuba diving equipment, teach them how to use it, and then come Deadline PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The acute realization that a strike deadline in the steel Industry is only 26 day* away today spurred negotiators to extra into the rave but were driven efforts to reach ■ contract setback to land by (he coldness tlement. of the water. One diver was hospitalized after having an attack of "the JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) bends." He wss not In serious —Officials of the Ford Founda­ condition. tion have decided to suspend A crowd of about too gather­ operations In Indonesia be­ ed before the cave entrance, cause of anti-American press­ alternately happy and deject­ ure! from Communista, laed as the varying reports formed sources said today. came. With the rrowd were rela­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) tive*. Hill’s father, NucI Hill, said Florida Agriculture Commluhopefully be thought the four loner Doyle Conner has named would be all right. He said the first woman ever to bold e they all knew how to take supervisory professional posi­ care of themselves and earlier tion in hi* agency. Mrs. Mary he said the "SOS” meant they Maud Sharpe, 39, was named section chief at a feed labora­ were all right. He said If they ware where tory. She to a chemistry gra­ the water could not reach them duate of Florida State Unlver. aity. they would Iw safe. Stop Operations Woman Named i le n n e u i AtktetYt fijjtr o w u r y ^ — Heading The Easter Parade! YOUNG MAN’S HANDSEWN SLIP-ON Rugged scotch grain or ■mooth leather uppers. H a n d e o m a , hand sewn fronts, hard heela, tornposition sole*. Burgundy and burnt orange. ATTEND THE AUTO SHOW AND BRING THE FAMILY TO PENNEY* FOR EASTER SHOPPING f �Republican Leaders Propose Broad Civil Rights Measures WASHINGTON (UPI) II o u * e Republican leaden planned today to pretent their counterproposal to Prciidcnt Johnson's voting right) bill. House GOP leader Gerald R Ford Jr., (Mich.) and Rep. WUJJam M. McCulloch (Ohio), ranking Republican on the House Judiciary committee, were to unveil the bill at a news conference. The proposal is being billed a s one "more comprehensive in Its application'' than the administration's bill. This was Interpreted to mean that the bill contains proposals for eliminating racial barriers in all parts of the country, not Just in states where less then M per cent of the eligible electorate voted as under the administration bill. Meanwhile, in the Senate, Democratic leaders meet with Atty. Gen. Nicholas Deb. Kattenbach to consider proposals for pin-pointing the impact of the administration bill and Strengthening Us constitution­ ality. ethnic backgrounds In the 1961 election failed "because of the divisive tone and content" of the Republican campaign. Bailey said that Barry M. Gold water'* stand on civil right*, his personal "irrespon­ sibility," and GOP opposition lo immigration law reform WASHINGTON (UPI) - caused Americans of Negro Democratic National chair­ Polish, Italian and Spanish man John M. Bailey believes de.srrnt to vote Democratic. that the OOP's efforts to woo MORGANTON, N. C. (UPI) voters of different racial and two of the black (soil) bell countlei where the Southern Christian Leaderthlp Confer­ ence, headed by Dr. Martin Luther King J r., h si conduct­ ed a Negro voter registration campaign for the past 10 weeki. — Imperial Wlsard Robert Shelton says President John­ son, "if he continues his yak­ king," may become one of the best organizers of the Ku Klux Ktan It has ever had. Shelton also has accused the President of "using his office to establish himself as a megalomaniac—e man who considers himself above God and thinks only he is capable of being a judge, jury and prosecutor." Shelton, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., is head of the United Klans of America, generally regarded aa the largest Klan group in America. He aired hi* views at two weekend Klan rallies, here Sunday and at Heming­ way, S. C\, Saturday night. WASHINGTON (U PD -Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) today urged a full-dress Senate In­ vestigation of the Ku Klux Klan'i "record of violence, of t h e Central Methodist disorder, conspiracy and mur­ Church. Originally, Sister Alexlne der.” had planned to attend the ser­ DETROIT (U PI)—A Roman vice and deliver her talk in Catholic nun delivered a ser­ person, but she was forbidden mon by tape recording at ■ to do so by the Detroit Cath­ Protestant c h u r c h service olic chancery. Sunday. The voice of Sister Alexlne. JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) was heard on behalf of an White students from many of rcumenical c o l l e c t i o n for Mississippi's colleges h a v e Catholic hospital work in Sel­ volunteered to aid in the Com­ ma, Ala., by the congregation mittee of Concern'a efforts to­ ward rebuilding burned and bombed Negro churches. •h » Sxnforh R rrilh Page 2—Mon. April 5, *65 DETROIT (UPI) — Police and laboratory experts today sought clues to five fiery cross Incidents in the Detroit l U M S U S O n M W T M I O N area during the weekend. . •a ■Kidnty .... ___ . .ar. .Bladdtr . . . . .IrAfur SI. M __ a i f ttl >»**« u m anr * o » .n u Four of the Ku Klux M ao rllalMa* ■ n sad M I waa* ran W on and narnw i ----------------a u r n lm or I tc h lrt type crosses were found in t. SMoadaraufttr fro-a Detroit and a fifth was found outside a home in the all. to m t.rt Sr in* ( tr n u in atrans, acid white suburb of Beverly Hills, an n a and *7 an alitala aaln ralitf. o n ------------— f{*ta r «at: -----k tiitr ta n . CVBTXX at--dra«f northwest of Detroit. WOMEN OFTEN SWIFT'S PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN SHIPPED GOVT.-INSPECTED DRESSED fr DRAWN FRESH NOT FROZEN 'FRYER QUARTER SALE' B R E A S T Q T R (w H k a lb a ) SELMA, AJa. (UPI) - Ne. groes said they would march to tha Dallas County Courtbouse today for the first voter registration book reopening since the dramatic "rlghl-tovote" march to Montgomery last month. There also was expected to be attempts by Negroes to register a t Camden, U miles away. Today was one of the twice monthly v o t e r rcglstrillon days In Dallas and Wilcox, OR L E G Q T R S Swift's Premium Boneless Sm oked Daisies*69' S w if t's P r e m i u m S lic e d B a r - B - Q u s Pork or Beef V; 59 ■ • G O O D T O TH E LAST D RO P B O R D E N 'S T A S T Y M A X W E L L H O U SE IN S T A N T FILL1AM M. Johnaon. QB8, nervine aboard VAH-3, him re-enllsU \ for a period of alx tars. Ha and his wlfa id two children reside 10 M. ja r LIMIT 1 H IA M WITH FURCKAM O f S l.00 Oft M OU i R , R . 1* (Navy Photo) Altamonte PTA Reschedules Elections By Julia Bsrtoa £1 action of oflleera for tha Altamonte Parent-Taaehar Associates* achedaled tnr the March matting, was re­ scheduled for May 21 dua to lack ef a quorum. Mrs. Millard Kerahner pre­ sided at last week's regular PTA session with Mrs. Dan Pattishall giving the devo­ tion. Treasurer's report was giv«n by James Kinsey. A film and discussion on music in tha classroom, ac­ cent and tone, was presented by Mrs. Frances Holton, muile director. Announcements war* made th a t the next meeting of the County Council of I’TA'a will be held April IS at the Altamonte School and th at • School of Instruction, with Mrs. Byron Bias Jr., pastpn-aldcnt of the Slat* PTA aa speaker, will be held at S a.m., April 20, a t Flrat Meth­ odist Church in Sanford, I t also waa announced that a Horn* Nursing Service Clinic Is scheduled for 7:30 p.iit., May 20. a t the Alta­ monte Springs Community Chapel. Following tha mealing, refrtahm anls were served by third grade room mothers. 8 ! |f Saufurb Rrralh rablletoO Dallr eereal eat* a rear. S salar aae rfcrtea. iaa, paMlabre Balwnlaf IfftftS I Chrlalaaaa k| T ta M ila n llaraie, set W lot S t. sealers, riar|4a. a t M a la a t, rta . Stale* Sr Oat. Vaat l a w # dow n produce lone e C R I S P F L O R ID A P A S C A L L a d y B a tty C E L E R Y . . * * 5 * P r u n e J u ic e • • Rjttar*s (dagantar bat)________ __ • d a iry specials e_ T o m a t o J u ic e • .& 2 9 Swlfc's Allsweet M ARGARINE FOP Bartlatt 1 -0 . P e a r H a lv e s • •*«”’ 19* D e t e r g e n t . •3 • fro zen foods e 22 at, Cypress Garden's Fresea s iia Uptsa's Brisk F lm iH SOS can A p p le J e l l y •5 Lipton's Te a ...... *£ 45 ' * JOHNSON'S PLEDGE ’I T * iiS 6 M M M Iim » M iM M IM IM M M M i» dWGmnStanuis w l an a tau a*a»#B aaa ta iia a a i a* gm i i tutadm i i Nea^a ■ Emnaenma ■nm ni C i bmaa v i iS rVfYiMB S 29* I M M M H I H M M s W lO U H M I lH I M k DICAF INSTANT COFFU Ba*u ». i aaa M U tM M M M M lU M M M e EMMMMMMMr lA illlllM M M E M M ■im till •*«’*■ aa* Chef's DeUtht Chew* Spread kOOSalMaMHUMUMUMM Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17*92 and Onora Dr., Sanford HOURS: HON» TUER.. w r Dm RAT.: 9:>0-7:ta THURK, FRL, I lM . S:M Seminole Plaza, Casselberry NOURSi ft . », MON. . SAT. 50 ^WSreenStainpsMETil^WGiwnTtamps wl 50 dWGraenStamps ■iw laid u m i i M N U i i u 4 9 * ^ wtra taw aaaaaa aaa n n a a u 2 9 * wm ». use 50 ^WGreenSta mps 49 ' lelenr Whole er Sliced Musk M ” •!* * *11 T. •u>na KM *«HJ ». W 11-e*. Pk§. ui50 MUM » CHEESE CAKE Lipton's Tea....... "V* 49 ' ana tail ca.a.a aaa a .n a a n I* taWna KM. e*.il ». iaa* Sen lee Deficient Convenient Instant 100 dWGiwnjftamps w|lQ0 dWGreenSanips O 100 ANACIN TAILCTS (SSI Bulk N e k Smuckon Grapo, Cinnamon-Appto, Crohopple or mta law Mataa aaa n i u i m I* ORANGE JUICE Tea Bags.............. 67 ' F O P D o lic io u s S lic e d B e e ts • • 49 ' etn a. Hoad's Pink Lotion WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 1$ Rich’* Checelate Ecleire I S T .................... 4 9 * B M E M E • i i i i i u u i H i M t i . i i i t i i I* vita isw m i w i w n h i iui ii I* EXTRA'•COOI. R M U U ft, IXTftA-HEAVY R « INSTANT SHAVE t w i r r i m im iu m iu c io SOUM Oft HCAB CHEESE awas. r «79* ohi v. 2 a 69* UaaaMMUuhMOMUtalNuuu �I) V?r #>tsTorB R rrall Mon. April ft, *65—Pape 3 Schools Consider Possibility Of Change In Grade Reports £ ■ U w id 0) <1■»*. RICHARD OSTRANDER Building Plan Seminar Held For Churchmen ^ By Maryann Mile* Mid-Florid* chapter, Amer­ ican Institute of Architect!, hai been atked by the Flo­ rida Council of Churche* to adviie Central F l o r i d a churchmen on various facets of planning, building, and remodeling church complexes. Twelve architect! from the • a r e a responded to the request and conducted a day-long program of workshops and lectures. Richard Ostrander, of Bear I,ake, was asked to represent .Seminole County a* a con­ sultant on the master plan­ ning of the entire building program and to advisa on first unit. 9 Ostrander, who has had part in the building of IS church facilities of various denominations, gnve an in­ formal talk and answered questions from the audience of approximately 200 mini­ sters and huilding chairmen. Other conference* in the state with the council were _ hrld in St. Petersburg and in • Miami. Purpose nf such meetings primarily is to assist church leaders to think more clearly about their huilding plans. They also help to plan and erect the type of building nerded in modern-day life; give leaders a chance In see many styles of architecture ft and to talk with consultant* who have a nation-wide ac­ quaintance on trends, and provide informs! talks with Florida architects who under­ stand problems and needs particular to the state. By Donna Hates The possibility of chang ing the present public school report card period from six weeks to nine weeks was discussed at a special meet­ ing between a select group of parents and teachers at l ongwood Elementary School last Thursday evening. Principal Louis Kosky ex­ plained to the 38 teachers and parents attending that the action was being con­ sidered, county-wide, in an effort to increase the effec­ tiveness of teachers as teach­ ers and alleviate their over­ burdening chores of book­ keeping. Kosky further staled that the present six week mark­ ing period leans too heavily toward grade determination rather than diagnostic pur­ poses with the result that teachers must spend too much time on secretarial work. Under the present system, he said, grade determination must be allotted time which is of proportion to its value and usefulness. A few of the parents ex­ pressed concern that under the new method they would not be advised of their child’s progress for too long a period of time. Kosky answered that par­ ents would be notified be­ tween grading periods If their children were not doing satisfactory work. , Tuesday I Fountain Spec*®1 I I . Hot Hn"* * B u tt * ' l.W tr— T O * § ECKERD Drua Stores • 1 NORTH 0RAN9I AVINUI - ORUNDO • 2172 EAST CONWAY 1 ROAD - ORUNDO • S M S SOUTH 0RAN0E A V L — PINECASTU 9 LIMITED 0UANT1T1IS SOME ITEMS Sets Meeting B y Jane Ceeselberry The Woman's Club of Cas­ selberry will hold a business meeting a t 1:3(1 p.tn. Tues­ day at the clubhouse on Ov­ erbrook Drive. Officers for the coming year will he elect­ ed. Hostesses for the meeting wilt be Mrs. Nance Russell, chairman, and Mrs. J. E. Dunwoody, Mr*. I(. L. 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Can*. t u g c ir Menhanditee, PreMripMeai — SW IFTS **OOLD CRIST* RIG. 79c URGE SIZE Woman's Club ED Cr u aK SEt oRr e Ds •—TJ rr. **, H .j ' * beautiful Claudia Cardlosla — I« In Hollywood to make her first Americas picture. Clau­ dia will cottar opposite Rock Hudson la “Blindfold * IR O N IN G BOARD PAD & COVER SET eMiliM •S ilic e n iie d • III]. L I M I T • Scerah militant • Cumpor* *t Vic “Great Savings On Easy Terms” J I f * I FROM A WORLD OF FIN E FURNITURE M A T H ER of Sanford k - _ ^ T l QT. SIZE 7zT H E R M O S M I P S U M lO fN O T 0*C O I R >% 1/2 " Plastic GARMN HOSf ♦ COLORS* • RED • WHITE • YELLOW LIMIT R IO . 3.S9 Mads ham Highest Reellty Vleyl P ls H lg R iO . 3.9S VALUE H " PLASTIC G arden hosei OUARANTIIO A SO* LENGTH l l 1 % 1 | C l im it ( J ( J C O M P A R E A T 1.29 BED ROOMS • Early Americas • Preach Prsvlacial • Modern o u t o' BA R G M *S at MATHER 5168 from ^ LIQ U ID _ PLANT FOOD _ EASY TEEMS Open Fri. Nights of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 6 HQUK> • Ulminet** Hand Trimming • Soar H hmWR * PLANT FOOD e iiwm aiMauet ETUHEMOwMi • HOUMKAtm 4-HtOH PRICES OOOD SUN. • MON • TUBS- �Patriots Gan Do Bit H ost people, concerned w ith th e growing ugunaaa o f numerous com­ m unities, are extrem ely gratified w ith President Johnson’s determina­ tion to beautify th e oountry. Such a program long has been due. It has been reported th at the President is out to push th is pro­ gram strongly. Mrs. Johnson, too, is heavily engaged in exciting the women o f th e nation to follow her exam ples in beautifying. We never before h aw had a pres­ ident who has boon so publicly,con­ cerned w ith the beeuty o f our land. To bo aura, Thomas Jefferson mads aomo pointed comments and Theo­ dors R oosevelt was a g n a t conserv­ ationist, but neither concerned him­ se lf so much w ith the total beauty o f the country. President Johnson’s conception ranges from the hearts o f cities to roadsides through rem ote areas. We often h a w thought th at eonnervation and planting of urban land may ba as important aa farm land. The latter concerns itself largely w ith to ll conservation and produc­ tion o f food, tha former w ith pro- d action o f a beautiful environment for living. U gly acttlngi brood ugly people, while lovely environmenU make pleasanter citizens. The Proaldent's and Mrs. Johnson’s programs come none too soon. Their leadership will h aw tremend­ ous offset on the future beauty of Am erica. To make the program ef­ fective, everyone who owns or uses land needs to be conscious o f the preservation o f its beau tv. Beautifi­ cation is a job for all citizens. The need for preservation and enhance­ ment o f natural beauty is a spirit in the hearts o f citizens. It cannot be bought or sold, it can only be taught. The m essage for beauty can ____ ________ who may not bo ao enlightened. No patriot w ittingly would despoil tha boauty of hia country; yet in m any rw pecte, tha land haa been allowed to become ugly. Tha true patriot faala it a duty to heap “America, tha Beautiful,’* and we all ean do our bit to thia and, under tha Prealdent’a leadership. Let's yet busy on our own land, and In our lo­ cal community. One o f tha paradoxes o f tha atom­ ic age la that tha smaller and smaller scientists sm ash up the atom, tha bigger and bigger a sm asher they tha ordinary person, who aa a tax­ payer m ust ultim ately foot tha bill for the tools tha adentlsta ask for. But without thosa energies at their disposal, tha physicists explain, they w ill be unable to make order out of tha confusing host o f tiny and fleetIng particles the once "indivisible" atom haa been revealed to consist of —an order that underlies the uni­ verse itaelf. This ia about aa basic aa basic re­ search can g e t Aa recently as 1950, tha m ost pow­ erful atom smasher—or more accur­ ately, particle accelerator—produced an energy o f aix billion electron volts, or ”8 Bev.” This was a million tim es more powerful than tha first machine built in 1982. But today tha largest accelerator operating la in tha United States and gives energies up to 88 Bev., and tha Russians are completing one twice th at big. Now, reports Science 8ervlce, 80 top physicists from around the world have gotten together and issued a call for tha building of a machine that could speed particles with ener­ gies o f from 200 to 1,000 Bev.— or one trillion electron volts. A thousand "Bev.** naans little to Thought For Today Bruce Biotsot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook Do not toil to acquire w ealth; be wlso enough to d e sist— Proverbs 23:4. • • should be pieced In the hands of South Vietnam*** forces. And more of the attack* should be carried out bjr Viet* namese underground team*. This would be discouraging to the North, • If you do not deaire much, little will seem mueh to you; for small wants give poverty the power o f wealth.— Dem ocritus, philosopher of ancient Greece. By George W. Cu m PK D , M. D. CASE V-155: Clarence G., aged 28, is an engineer who registered with our Scienti­ fic Marriage Foundation. "Dr. Crane," ha began, “I'd lika to get married. For I make a good salary. "But I travel around a great deal ao I don’t have much chance to meet attrac­ tive women of the sort I’d want for a wife. "So I am registering with the S-M-F and hops you can Introduce me to a girl around 25 years of age who is con­ genial. "But what do tha Women registrants aay they like most in a prospective hus­ band?" Well, they routinely ask for a man who is “kindly, af­ fectionate, and fond of chil­ dren." In addition, they very of­ ten add this interesting foot­ note: "And he must have a good sense of humor!" “Dr. Crane," Garence pro­ tested, "1 don’t see why they stress a sense of humor. "If a msn brings home a rood pay check regularly, what difference does it make If he lacks a sense of hu­ m or?" Well, whet these women apparently mean Is not nacesaarily a Jokeater or Bob Hope type of constant recit­ er of wisecracks. Instead, they want a man who haa a broad perspective so that he doesn’t mike mountains out of molehills. Th-y prefer a husband who Is not such a slave to rules and ritual that he throws a fit if any alight an­ noyance I n t e r r u p t s his smooth routine. In other worda, they want a man who ean shrug off oc­ casional rebuffs to his plans and atill not grouch or gripe all day about the matter. By their "sense of humor," aa I have learned through queaUoning any of these prospective wives, they re­ fer to a Jolly personality who can laugh at himself oc­ casionally. By contrast, notice this frequent remsrk from girl<! "Oh. Henry is too stuffy! He takes the world too seri­ ously, so he sees no fun in doing silly things once in awhile!" If you men wish to rate higher aa good husbands, please remember that women are more Ilk* children In their emotional outlook than are you grown males. Both children, as well as grown women, thus a rt de­ lighted by surprises, even If the cost thereof it not more than a dime. They are easily sidetrack­ ed by trivial things whleh the average man would brush aside a* totally irrelevant and unimportant. That's why they like to save dance programs and souvenirs of pieces they have visited, for such tsngibles let them daydream later on about their former gay tripa or good times. Remsmbtr, w o m e n era more Interested in PEOPLE white men are more concern-! ed with THINGS. That's one reason banker., mechanics, engineer*, farm­ ers and doctors are usually masculine, for women ere physically strong enough in this machine age to handle any of those dutiee. But women prefer nursing, Red Cross, missionary soclet-} iea, etc. So send for my “Tests for Husbands and Wives," en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c end go through those 200-point ■pcclfic ratings. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of The San­ ford Herald, enclosing a \ long stamped, addressed envelope and 20c lo voter typing and printing coats when yon send for one of hie booklets.) Phil Newsom Soys ‘Worst Tyrant’ tI P f Psfeiye News Analyst I s a high* slab recently In Cap W i a , aa «M port aa Haiti's earthen shore, one «f Faya D m liarfs bogeymen cut loeee with a vicious spray of bnltsta from a tommy gun. Killed was on# Antoine Piquion, prominent ettlsen The killer wont pa punished. The killer had had nothing against Piquion. His real tar­ get waa the club's orchestra leader who waa absent The machine-gun bunt aimply wna an espmaaion of frustration. Horold A m Correspondents Papa Duval I*r otherwise ia known as Dr. Francois Duvaliar, llfe-tim* president of Haiti. Since 1957 ha ha* gain­ ed an unenviable reputation for being the worst tyrant in tha Western Hemisphere. The bogeyman waa one of the hand-picked elite who guard the president at all Uasaa. In Haiti they are known aa the "Ion ton maroute," whkh ia Creole swans bogeyman, The killing of Cap-Hatien'i prominent citlsen aroused re­ sentment but wna only too typical of Ufa and the way it ran com* to n sudden end in today's Haiti which with the Dominican Kepubll* shores th* island am Hispaniola between Cuba and Puerto Rico. Early this y e a r H a i t i launched a drive to cut in on th* tourist trad* and invitad American newsmen ta attend special airport ceremonies alongside a landing atrip for On* of their early sight* was that of Praaldsat DuvaHer surrounded by nearly a dosea af his ten ton mneoute* carrying aubmachlnagunn and sidearms. Th* alacrity with which th* crowd obeyed their orders testified to the respect ia which they are held. The president walked te the platform ia n shuffle which seems te be the aftermath of a heart attaak. H a noted with pteaenra the yr—snsa af repneeatatlvea ed the American Negro press. They, at least, ba said, would report th* troth. To this, oo* Negro nsosoiaa remarked hi aa uadtrtooa that ha wouldn't dare because no eoe weald believe Beggar* snetshed at their clothing. Worn an open mark­ et tea* the smell sd rotting vsgetabisa. Shacka barely Sanford hnHireCo. NEED MONEY TO PAY TAXES? Borrow W here You Oat Every A dvantage I Fut Sanrfea ParaonalA Custom-Tailorad Lang Or Short Toma federal. sta te , inco m e, property, a te . You'll find o u r Tax to o n Plan a quick solution t a a p re ssin g p ra ta t a n . everything k headfcd o n a i kapiifisd b e a k . Taka aa ordinary beck yard. Add a little light—and you’ve got a b r a d * * ^ biaaas >w*pt living area for tha a w in g hour*. For fam ily aookouta. Fog enjoyable w tartainiag. Now stick in a flaw electric mushroom-type reflect*** In your flower bada and you’ve not vouraalfnn a fta r A A — wt-Us-d think a f the oonvaniaooa a f aa automatic oo-at-duak, df-et-daw a e k r liii �1 _________ la r i VmB Mon. April 5, '65—Page 5 DeBary Water Supply Clinic Scheduled Bear Lake PTA #To Hear Report On Officers By Mi)7 inn Mil** The nominating committee of the Bear Lake Elementary Parent-Teacher Aisociatlon will preient iti recommended elate of officers for the com­ b in g year at Tuesday’* 8 p.m. meeting in the school auditorium. Serving on the committee are Mrs. Beverly Lashley, Mrs. Janet Smith and Mrs. Chris Riddell. Preceding the meeting, a social half hour will be held beginning at 7;30 p.m. Programs for the evening S w ill be presented by fourth grade classes under direction of Mrs. Raymond Holton, music teacher. Theme of the presentation will be "Florida” with Mrs. Chloe Brashcr’s class repre­ senting the Seminole Indians in music and dance; students taught by Mrs. Jo Ross will & provide Spanish music and a ^ c a ly p so number; those In Ray Pharr’s class will feat­ ure party games popular in the state, and Mrs. France Fisher’s group will represent, through music, Florida living and weather conditions. The newly published song on St. Augustine will be pre­ sented during this program. On The House? BRISBANE, Australia (UP!) —The thing* some women will do to get a drink. Rosalie Bogner and Merle Thornton chain­ ed themselves to a public bouse bar so they could have a pint with (heir husbands. The barroom demonstration f w is in protest against a Queensland slate law which bans women from pubs. Legal Notice s o T i r n os' s t t i Notice l» hereby u l v tn th a t p u r s u a n t to final d . c r . a randa r r d on tha tat day of April, 19(5, In t h a t c e r ta in rsu a a pendin g In tha C ircuit Court ) In and for Htmlnol* County, Florida. In C hanrary, wherein KlltHT FEDKItA t. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, s c orpor­ a tion. la Plaintiff, and (IKOItOK WA1VKU1.T “ NOW and a n d wire. MAltIK KNOW, at al. a r e defendant!. Chancery Doc­ k e t No. 14117, t, A l l T I tlllt II. UKCKWITII, Jit.. Clerk of tha afora a ald Circuit Court, will W ithin the Iraal hour* of aale on F i t ID AT, April 1«. 1**1. o f . t e r for n i l and aall to the | h l c h e a t and hast bidder for r a r h at the front door of the Colirthouaa of Krmlnote C oun­ ty, Florida. In Hanford. Florida, t h e following described p r o p e r ­ ty, s itu a te d ami being In Kamitiole County, Florida, tn -w ll: All of Dot S ami tha K la t l « H feat or l.ot (. In lllock 41. of HANt.ANDO, TIIK HU. D U n il BKAl’T I F U U PALM BPItlNOH SECTION, ac­ c o rding to plat tharaof r e ­ corded In l l a t Hook 1, Page S i s , of tha public record* of Brnilnole C oun­ ty, Florida, S ubje ct to raatrlotlona of record. Bald aale will he m ade p u r ­ s u a n t to and In order to s a t i s ­ f y t h a t e r m s of said final d e ­ cree. ■ i e f D C i f r —e w r - m — ~ . r c n -----A r t h u r H. lle rk H llh , Jr.. C lerk of Circuit Court. In a n d for Seminole County, F lorida. tly : M a rth a T. Vlhlrn, D.C. P hillip II. Logan Hhlnhotsar and Logan A ttorneya al l.a<aP. O. Hog ITS! Hanford, Florida Pu b lish April 1. 1S(1 CDL-S IN THK CIRCUIT r O I R T , NINTH JID IC U L CIRCUIT O F FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SFMINOI.K POI NTY. CIIANCKRT N l’MMKHt 14111 PK TITION O F It A It HA IIA M IIAIITLKY IN THK MATTKlt O F CHANGE OF NAIIK OF DEL1IKIIT DKLANO CART EH, A MINOR, TO DKLDKIIT DKI.ANO IIAIITLKY. TUI DILL A HD K. CAHTKH 11 *0 Clarem ont A pa rtm e nt No. S Santa Itoaa. California YOU AHB IIKHKHY NOTI­ F I E D t h a t a Petition he* ht*n filed In the above alyled Court b y IIARUAItA M. HARTLEY, for th e c h an g e of nam e of DKLHKIIT DKLANO CARTKit. a minor, to DKL1IKRT UK. LAND IIAIITLKY, hy the P e titioner, II A II II A R A M HARTLEY, and ynu a r e rannlred to se rve a copy of your a n s w e r or abjections tn show cause why said P e tition should not be g ra n te d , on the a t t n r . neys for P etitioner, HTKNs t r u m , d a v i s a Mc I n t o s h . Poat Ofrice lie s I l i a , E d w a rd s Hulldlng, Hanford, Florida, and file the origina l In tba office o f t h e Clerk of t h e C ircuit C ourt, on or before tba l i s t d a y of April, l * ti . Herein fall not or a daerea pro confeeao will ha e n ta rsd a g a i n s t you. WITNESS my hand and th* se a l of said Court In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this l l t h day of March. A. D . l t d (SEAL) C lerk of the C ircuit Court Seminole County, Fla. Hy: M a r th a T. V lhlaa D eputy Clerk STENSTHOM. DAVIS A MclMTOHti Poet Office n o s 111* Sanford, Florida A t t o r a e y s for Pe lltlo n ar P ublish March 11. I t A April •. ii, i m i O N C -1U - Volusia County extension service, in cooperation with the DeBary Civic Association, will conduct a water supply clinic at DeBary Community Center April 14. Experts will discuss walcr supply problems found in the community and will outline solutions. Individual questions will be answered and every­ one is invited to participate. Prof. A. M. Pettis, exten­ sion agricultural engineer of the University of Florida. WINNERS of the South Side School spelling: bee are shown here with the dictionary which they studied Itefore entering the contest. At center is Susan Shaw, winner. Patricia Burncs and Al Grooms tied for runner-up second place. (Herald Photo) _ __ , Gainesville, will discuss wells, types of pumps and mainten­ ance problem*. Water quality from the health slandpoint will be pre­ sented by Assistant County Health Officer Gerald Page. County Agent Thomas Town­ send will handle problems of chemicals In water and their removal. Water problems in the home will be discussed by Mrs. Edna Eby, home demon­ stration agent. Those attending may bring water samples for testing of iron content, hardness, salt and acid or base. Instructions for taking sam­ ples to be tested for bacterial contamination will be given during the clinic. How the devil do the Dodge Boys do it? '65 DODGE POLAR* *2821 The Boy Scout movement began in England in 1908. when Lt. Gen. Baden-Powell. of the British cavalry, wrote a book called "Scouting for Boys." SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST tat STREET SANFORD. FLORIDA ■ , ___ Mrs. Molly Steudle Is Elected By Donna Estes B in. Molly Steudls was unanimously elected president of the Longwood Extension Homemakers Club at the Civic League building. Others elected were Mn. Myron Jacobs, first vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Roberta West- Music Service Slated Sunday mark, second vice president; Mra. France* Setjc, secre­ tary; Mrs. E. P. Richards, treasurer; Mr*. C. O. Cro­ well, delegate, and Mrs. R. D. Wc»tley, alternate. Mr*. Arthur Putman, chair­ man of the nominating comm i t l e e , recommended the date of officers which was elected. In charge of arrangements for the installation of officers, scheduled for the final meet­ ing of Ihe season in May, are Mrs. M. L. Tinsley, Miss Ella Cummings and Mrs. T. A. Znll. Name of the installing officer will be announced. In other business, Mrs. Steudle reported that Old Glory Blood Rank had releas­ ed two pints ol blood for the husband of one of the Exten­ sion Cluh members. Mrs. R a l p h Newcomer, health and safety chairman, warned the womrn of dangers in charcoal broiling in encloscd area* without proper ven­ tilation. She advised thal, ac­ cording to published reports, concentrated charcoal fumes can be deadly. Mrs, Newcomer presented a skit on "Poison Safety" with a mayor and ghosts in a town The all-music Palm Sunday servlco presented annually at First Presbyterian C h u r c h will be given Sunday ft 5 p.m., it was announced by the pastor, Rev. Grover C. Se­ well J r. This year in contrast with former years in which the ‘‘Passion of the Lord" has been told in series of an­ thems, the story will be un­ folded in a cantata, entitled ’’The Garden and the Cross." Thia composition by Alec Rowley has been widely ac­ claimed by church musicians for its moving style In con­ temporary harmonies. The words by Arthur Sal mon present the picture of Christ in Gcthscmane and on the cross, and the glorious Easier morning following the resurrection. The chancel choir, under the direction of Mrs. George Touhy, minister of music, and soloists from the choir will sing this hour long service in By Donna Estes the sanctuary of the church at Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor Third Street and Oak Avenue. of the First Baptist Church of Ixmcwnod, requested Longwood City Council for permis­ sion to locate a hall diamond on church property north of the churrh on Church Street which presently Is zoned resi­ dential. Allhough a former cnunril First Christian Church of agreed In 1059 to permit the Sanford began a 24-hour construction of a parking lot prayer vigil at fl a.m. today and ball diamond on the pro­ which will be continued until perty, no formal action ever was taken to rezono the pro­ A a.m. Tuesday. Sixty membera of the con­ perty commercial. Action at gregation are at the rhurch Thursday's meeting was de­ during these hours, singly or ferred until adviec can Ire as couple*, and will be pray­ sought from the city attorney. In othrr business, cnunril ing for the total Churrh, for tha community, the nation, Joined with the Seminole County_Chamber of Comand the world. T h e Christian Churches merec as petitioners In an ap­ (Disciples of Christ) around peal to the Florida Utilities tha world have conducted Commission to establish, as these prayer vigil* for sev­ early as possible, a unified eral year* In the local church. telephone toll free extended A Chain of Prayer begins on area service throughout Sem­ Jan. 1 and continues until inole County, A request for a street light Easter Day with one or more churches taking part each on Overstreet wo* referred to the street committee with day. power to act. hall as the setting. Cast of the skit included Mrs. Felix Mege as mayor and Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mrs. Pulman, Mrs. C L. Leggett, Mrs. W. J. Hart ley and Mrs. Steudle as ghosts. The Chinese Auction, held under leadership of Mrs. Zull and Mrs. H aul Rutherford, was very successful. The ciuo voted to give $15 to Home Demonstration Agent Miss Myrtle Wilson to assist in sending two girls to 4-H summer camp. Table* for the meeting, which was ronducled by Mrs. Mege, president, were deco rated In an Easter motif with colored eggs, bunnies and other appropriate articles. Floral decorations included arrangements of roses and lilies. Hostesses for Die meeting were Mrs. Tinsley, assisted hy Mr*. P. Knight, Mr*. Cro well and Mrs. Ellen Sliker. Hostesses for the May meet mg will be Mrs. Sctjc, assist ed by Mr*. G, L. Gilmore, Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. bleu die. A safely program is plan ned with Seminole County Sheriff J. L. Hobby as guest speaker. Has 24-Hour Prayer Vigil Motion was adopted to pur chase four street signs for East Lake Street, one for Maine, one for East Lake Avenue, one for Evergreen and one for Marvin. Council agreed to purchase 15 additional badge* for the Volunteer Fire Department. A donation of $125 was ap proved for the Longwood Lit tie League. Edgar Wright appeared to complain about dog* running loose and crcuttng a nuisance in Longdalc. Councilman Per ry White urged council to push for stronger enforcement of the dog ordinance with the final result, at suggestion of Councilman Uurhon Ferrell, calling for round) to rnnildrr possibility of hiring a part time assistant to pick up (logs in the future. Thursday night's meeting was adjourned subject to call Next scheduled meeting is fur Thursday, April IS, al which time bids on building a plant to aerratr and cholrinatc the city's water supply will be opened. Legal Notice IN T H H ( 7 H I T IT I ’O I H T OF THK NINTH J l l l l t l A I . ( I l l CHIT. IN AND FOR SKRINUl.K I ’O C NTV. FI-ORIIIA chanckhv no . lure FIRST FKDKRA L SAVINGS AND IXIAN ASSOCIATION OF OIILANUU, a c orporation. Plaintiff. va. SUSIE MATIIKWS. iln g ls In.llvldually and a s E s a c u l r ls of th* E s t a t e of *. F. Mathsws, at at. Defendants. I L K R K ' i NOTICR O F BALK Noltca It haralijr given t h a t undar a d a r r t t of fnreclnsura and seta a n ta r a d hy a Judge of th* Circuit Court nf the Ninth Judic ia l C ircuit, In and for Kemlnola County, Florida, on the JSth d a y of Man-h. 1*11. In Ih* above a ty l t d reuse, I will sail a t public auction to tha h i g h e s t and bast bidder far cash, a t tha C ourthousa In Hanford, Samtnola County, Florida, a t tha h o u r of II mo A, M. on Monday, Ih* I t l h day of April, IM I, tha following desc ribed p roperty: ten 10 of WELLINilTONH ADDITION. Sanford, F l o r ­ ida, a c c ording to P la t t h e r e ­ of recorded la P l a t Book I, p a s s U S of tka Public Itarord* of Baoilaule County, Florida. (BEAL) A r t h u r H. R ackw lih, Jr., C la r k By: M a rth a T. Vlhlaa, D. C. David W. Hedrick ot th* firm of (IILKS. 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LITTLE DEBBIE RAISIN r ■> "All I said was Show me a filter that delivers the taste end I'll eat my hat." w ^ u^ it a m Vjff. FRESH! Ji POUR RRI9. mOIIN 01118 Mtf C a ra M u ffin . eaea th*l *mil IOth TWO MU. K s K f iilu Y i D i i tnw a u h *one it ii w e m u i e e i m naj MM Twau SMIL IOTH Try new Lucky Strike Filters dojM tilh i l Preach A t*. 4 25th. $h -V - : - * CORN •W w ^ iu o fS S t m ss. /fl# 7 FANCY GOLDKN BANTAM f i r - 1 0 - 5 9 COOKJ|U»« Cafe* StMfce •OOO TH4HJ AMIIL lOUl - ______ #41 more 400 E. F irst 8U 9 W K T JU IC Y FLORIDA Oranges 8 &59/ to p value s t o r e Fslm wtte A re. A 3r4 6U U ifh w s / 17-22, i3 �M a rl Seminolo Swimmers Lose Meet Coach John Colbert's 8amInol* High girls swimming team lost a tloM battle to the girls team from Sabrina Friday by a Korn of 8* to M. The boy* turn w u alatad ta awlra against Florida Military, but tha Cadata warn aot a bit to attend. la tfca flrat arent Sanford tank aacond In tha 200 medlax relax with a time of 2:50.9 and Sabring w o n with 2:55.2. Sheri Murray iron tha 200 free for tha Samlaalaa In 2:50.4 and Pan* la E lea wan the 400 fraa for Sanford la S:02J. Lucx Dornand wan tha 50 fraa for Sabring fat 29J and Viekx Telinak tank aacond far Sanford with a time «f 42J. Ginger Norria took third with a time of 42.0 for Sanford. Dumoat won tha 200 In* dividual medlar for Sabring with a than of t:42J and Barbara Bolt took aocond for Sanford with 1:04. Ia the divIng Rosemary Walton took firut for Sanford with Delano Jehnaon ,al*e taking aacond for Seafood. Karen Law took aacond In tbo 100 butterfly with 1:00.5 and Martha Koakx took aec* and la the 100 fraa In 1:20.9 and Yalinek took third with 1:41.0. Ginger Norria took aacond in the 100 back atroke with 1:42 and Linda May won tbo bn*eat atroke with a time of U * . Murray, Bolt, May, and Walton took eecond in the 200 fraa relay with a time of 2:19 behind tha winning time of 2:14. The Samlaalaa will go back Into action agaiait Mount Dora Tuaadey afternoon at 4 P.M, la an away meet. h f t 8— M on. A pril VmO A tk 8, ’« % *h*r SEMINOLE GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM member* smile prettily for camera during break In swimming meet Friday with Sebring. Left to right, gfrla are: front row, Paula Elam, Vicky Yelinek, and Delaine Johneon; back row Ginger Norria and Karen Law. (Herald Photo) Native Charger Seminole On To Kentucky Little League HALLANDALE (UPl) - Na­ stretch Rots put Native Char­ tive Charger, the gray cham­ ger Into a drive and tha big pion of tha Florida racing sea- gray maintained it all the way home, nearly a half mite. son, gets a physical examineBy Jim Bacchn* First Spsrkling Johnny took tiaa Monday for a trip to Kan- n shot st him. Than Gummo Herald Sports Writer lucky. and Gallant Lad. But all fall The South Seminole Little Tha husky son of tha great back except Hall to All. League season got underway television favorite, Native Dan­ Hall to All loomed up in the at C. L. Cooper field in Cas­ cer, aim ed tha trip and a shot stretch and with TO yards to selberry on Saturday with the at tha Kentucky Darby with a go ranged alongside. But at L o n g w o o d Braves' Ricky hard-won victory la tha 111*,- the wire, Native Charger still Smith pitching and batting goo Florida Derby at Gulf- was In front by a neck. Gal- his team to a 3-1 victory over stream Park late Saturday. lin t Lad was three length) be­ the Sun!am! Yankees in the Not until alter the race did hind Hail to All for third. initial contest. owner Ms). Albert Wjrr.fT >■ The only horse that could Smith hurled a two-hUter veal that Native Charger hid claim an excuse was Native striking out i t Yanki. Ha alio to win the Florida Derby to Charger. Jockey Johnny Sel­ rapped a pair of tingles get a ticket for Lexington. Juit lers admitted that Hall b> All which accounted for two Longwinning the 1100,000 Flamingo gave it hll he had, 'but we just wood runs. Stakes a t lllslcah March 1 couldn't cstch that one in Donald Gano slammed a tri­ wasn't enough. Native Char­ front.” ple for Longwood and Ronnie ger had to prove himself a Native Charger, favorite of Alman aided tha Bravaa' true champion. the crowd of 2*.065, paid M.80 cause with a two bagger. Ha proved It tha hard way. and earned $79,800 for Warn­ Ronnla LaFoUette and Doug A spooky sort of colt who Uss er. Hu time for nine furlongs Simmons hit safely for Sunto be blindfolded before he was a slow 1 31 1-3. land. will enter tha starting gate, Larry Cote and Johany Hut trainer Ray Metcalf Native Charger (tumbled and said Native Charger runs only Keim pitched the Casselberry nearly fell as tha doors bang­ as hard as he need) to and Indians to an 18-1 victory over ed open for tha atari of the never will win by more than the Altamonte Senators. mile and onc-elghth test for a length, ‘‘because he's friend­ The Indiana tallied 10 rum nine three year-olds. in the first frame and were ly with horses." By the time jockey Johnny Metcalf said he will plan never headed after that. Rota picked him up and put further training for the Ken­ Kenny Patrick pitched the him in stride, tha rest of tha tucky Derby alter checking the Hear Lake Pirate* to a S-I tri­ field was winging toward the gray cult's physical condition. umph against Lake Mary'* first turn with Louis Arnold He previously indicated Nativw Giants. The Pirates pulled out and Battle Star fighting for Charger would not be shipped tha decision with a three-run tha lead. fifth inning rally. to New York. By Paul Glad Halfway down tha backThe North Orlando Cardi­ No plans were announced for Moral! Sparta Writer Hail to Ail, owned tty Mra. nals pared by the hurling of South Seminole Junior High Jimmy Stephenson and the Hurricane*, after taking H on Ben Cohen of Miami Beach. power hitting of Paul Wallace tha chin for thro* yaara, defeated the Altamonte Twins fought back Friday alght to 7 2. Wallace elammcd a home laka revenge avar the Sanford run for the Rad Uirdi. Junior High Bravaa, t L In Uic farm action the Alta­ The Hurricane■ drew blood monte Twina beat the North ia tha Grit laelng when Bob. ATLANTA (UPI) — The Orlando, 1610, and the Bear by Owesi aiaglad, *tote sec* Atlanta Miit stock car rata Lake Pirates betted tha Lake ood and than scored on an over-throw nf flrat base. B A T O N R O U G E , La. was postponed one weak Mary Giants, 39-3. Tha South Saatlaola taam <UF1) — A audden-death Hundny because of heavy got three mart rune la tha playoff Sunday gave all-time rains that soaked the track. Rnln fell Saturday night second Inning w h e n Malt pro Mkkay Wright victory Hickok eratsed the plate ea In the fS,500 Baton House and Sunday morning, but tha CANNES, France (U PI)— Tammy Pinaock’a hit. Pin- Invitational golf tournament. skies cleared by afternoon — Dock and David Only both Mlaa W right blew a two- too late, however, for tha 1st van Gulyas of Hungary beat A u s t r a l i a ’ s Colin ■cored aa a long sacrifice by itroka lead over Jo Ann laca to get under way. O fficia ls at t h e A t l . n t * t o . m „ u ., «.-» < -» « n . Micky Hawk*. Psentlca and hoth went Into Neither team scored again a playoff ta decide tha win. tematlona! Raceway s a i d day to win the men's singles there will be no reijuallfying title of tha Cannes Interna­ until tha fourth (ram# when ner. Sanford broka loose for throe. Both blrdled tha first play, for the race. NASCAR Pres­ tional tennis tournament. Fay Toyns took the wom­ Tommy Bryai atartad the off hole. Then Mias Wright ident Bill France said a 250 rally with a elagte, advancing shot another birdie while mile raro scheduled for North en's crown by toppling Pa­ to third aa tha aluggiag of Mlsa Prentice took a par Wiikeahoro, N. L\, nest Sun­ tricia McLenaughan, 8-0, 6-0, day' would lie rescheduled. in an all-Auatralian final. Wayne Pahese. A line drive four. by Mika Laag brought Sryan It waa the first victory of across, and Billy Gracay'a bat tha young season for Slits drove la Fakcsi and Long far Wright, leading money win­ the aacoad and third taltiei. ner on last year's ladies' cir­ The Hurricaaca got added cuit. Insurance la tha alath lasing On tha llth hole of the fi­ Qualifying Races whoa Jim Lucas scored on nal round, Mlie Wright ehot Mlfea Hargis' single. Mitt out of a aand trap and acroia for 30th Annual Hkkak drove ia llargai for the biond green, Just missing Central Fla. DERBY tha Anal run of the game. the cup by inche*. She had Wiaaiag pitcher was David to settle for a two over par April 9th Oaly. Gary Mspies was cre­ ■lx. dited with tha loea. Mies Prentice fired a par The Bravaa' Bryan lad In four to tio Mies Wright and Kite with two, ana of them set up the playoff. Min aa aateaiatla double belted Prentice had led after tha oat of the park. aacond round of the 54-hole N IG H T L Y IlIO Tha Marrtcuas now have a tournament with a 140 total. EXCEPT SUNDAY re cced of two wlaa aad two Kathy Cornelius and Ka­ leeaea, white the Bravaa bava thy Whitworth finished In ■ fly# wlai, two dafaata tod ooa tie for third with lotale of tie, 215. WEDNESDAY * Defending champion San­ SATURDAY — 9 P.M. Otterload Mall atagacaachai dro Haynla fired a two un­ ■ado the trip from St. Loula der par 70 aad finished fifth to Saa Fraaclaca acraaa tha with 117. She tied with vet­ ONLY I f BACtNO DAYS LIFT aoulhara daaarta ia M day• la erans Patty Barg and Betsy ■ • i n CURBRNT BRASON! Rawls. Action Begins Hurricanes Get Revenge, Dump Braves Playoff Gives Mickey Wright Tourney Victory By DavM Higginbotham Herald fiports Writer The Seminole High baseball team split a pair of game* over the weekend, losing to Bishop Moore, 4-2, and beat­ ing Oak Ridge, 11-6, on Eddie Pitagcrald's one-hitter. The weekend play brought the Semlnolea' record to 4-3-1. In the game with Bishop Moore Ron Dudley pitched the first four innings and Ray Pivee came in aa relief against the Horneti* Bob Crumlic. Sanford had five hits and one error and Bishop Moore had four hit* and two error*. Danny Tlllls scored the first run for the Seminoles after being walked. Tiliis stole sec­ ond and third and came home on a paiaed ball. Th* Tribe rallied In the sev­ enth Inning when Steve Har­ ris got a tingle and Sonny M etier walked. Bemle Bar­ bour got a single that brought Harris home and the Tribe went down with two men on base. In the Oak Ridge game there waa a change with the Tribe winning by a large margin. E d d i e Fitigerald pitched a one hitter against the Pioneer* and altewed no runs. The Tribe's first runs came in the second Inning when Bill Kuykendall got a single and Harris got a double, M atter walked and then stole second. Barbour got to first on an error and Harris atole home. Jim Ervin hit a sacrifice fly and brought M etier home for the third run. Danny Tillia * ed Kuykendall by walking and than stalling second and third and coming home on a passed ball lor tha eighth run. The fourth Inning saw Hin­ son gat a tingle and Fitigeraid walk. Hinton itola third and Fitigerald atole aecond. Kuykendall got a single and drove them both in for run* ala* and tan.' ------------------------------------------------> r “AH I said was:' . s Ifi Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat. d (20TH ST.) ( ^>/< I X / A'* A R C A D E rA C R A U E STORK ¥ — I A . M. - t i l l P . N . 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MASTER MOWERS FOR Hungarian Wins Barry — Na Mlaaaa YAZOO AA {of a drmtmiratieml EAT Atlanta ‘500’ MATINEES walk*! and then itola sacoad, Roe Hinson got a etegia and drove Barbour and TUlia home. Hinton stole second and third and then earn* home on an overthrown ball. Sanford acored again ia th* third inning whan Kuykendall walked and than stoic aacond and third and finally cam* home cm a passed ball for th* seventh run. Barbour repeat­ X Rain Postpones RACING BIG W H E E L Seminole Splits Weekend Pair BANANAS-9 HERSHEH 29 SUGAR eA tunew LIMIT 1 WITH 93.00 ORDER U. Y J \ �ML • fi Snead Captures Greensboro Open GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI) —Sam Snead, Just a month shy of hla 53rd birthday, took aim today on golfs “ youngsters" in a bid for a fourth victory in the M arten after winning hli firrt regular tour victory rtnee 1961. Snead, who became the old­ est man ever to win a major PGA tournament with a 72hole total of 273 in the 170,000 Greater Greensboro O p e n , staved off ruinei by Jack Mc­ Gowan, BlUly Casper, Phil Rodgen, Labron Harris, and Clete Boyer Faces Arrest In Bar Fight F O R T LAUDERDALE (U PI) — Third baseman Clctc Boer of the New York Yan­ kees faced possible arrest to­ day on a charge that he punch­ ed Jerom e Modrelewskl, a professional male model, dur­ ing a bar room Incident last Thursday. Yankee slugger Roger Marls Is free on a 1200 bond after Modrelewskl Issued a similar charge against him. Both Yan­ kee players have denied the charge. Boyer Is believed to have re­ turned to the Yankees' train­ ing camp after a weekend trip to Puerto Rico but was un­ available Sunday night for comment. Manager Johnny Keane told newsman pitcher Hal Rcniff and former Yankees great Joe DiMaggio were with Boyer and Maris when the incident took place and said no one has been fined because no club rule was broken. V tsftrl ffrrmU Mon. April 5, *®5— PftfB T Liston Runs Afoul Of Law--Again Tony Lema to pick off the 111,000 top prlie money in the GGP Sunday. He did it with a warm put­ ter and a stroke of luck that let him “hit some bad shota and get away with it." “That'll make them change the odds a little bit at the 5! a l­ ters," said Snead. “ Instead of 20 to 1 I'll be 19 to 1." McGowan, Casper and Rodgera tied for second at 271, five strokes off Snead'a pace. They each got 11,733 while Harris received *3,200 for fifth place and Lema got *2,900 for sixth. B rrt Weaver won himself a place in (he 3lasteri with hla final round 67 for a 211 total that left him tied with Glenn Stuart, Dan Sikes, and Miller Barber a stroke behind Lema. They got *2,275 each. Tied at 282 were Kel Nagle, Tommy Aaron, and Bobby Ni­ chols, who each got *1,600. Gary Play or, Arnold Painter, Bruce Devlin and Jay Dolan had one-under 283s for *1,450 each. Bob Zimmerman and Dale Douglass were at even par 264 for *1,150. Exhibition Results United Press International Washington 4 New York (A) 3 Denver (PC D 3 Minnesota 0 Cincinnati 7 Detroit 3 Milwaukee 3 Houston 1 St. Louis 14 Kansas City t Los Ang (N) 6 Chicago (A) 5 Phila 1 Baltimore 3 (to inns) Pitts, 9 New York (N) 8 10 inns) San Fran 6 Los Ang (A) (split) 0 Clcve 7 Lo* Ang (A) (split) 1 Chicago (N) vs. Boston, can­ celled wet grounds DENVER (UPI) - Sonny Liston, rx-hcavywTlgbl cham­ pion. had another run-in with Denver law officers over the weekend. The 31-year-old Liston was cited for failure to obey a po­ liceman's request to move hit car. a 1965 Cadillac. It was the fourth brush with the law Litton has hid since moving to Denver. He was or­ dered to appear on or before May 5 in Denver Municipal Court on charges of failing to show his driver's license and failing to comply wilh a policeman's order at the scene of a minor accident Saturday. Patrolman Donald B. Mulnlx u id the ex-champion drove his car into a parking place the policeman bad intended to use to park one of the ca n in­ volved in an accident. When Mulnlx asked Listen to move hla car, Sonny declined. Mulnlx said a brief argument Saturday with a finat 2-up eniued and waa ended when an unidentified person came out victory over Meureen Crum of of the gym and urged Sonny Blent City. to comply. He did. Liston waa not involved in the accident, which occurred outside the gymnasium where he is (raining for his heavy­ weight title fight against Cas­ sius Clay In Boston May 25. P n ftiy A * CARRAWAY Nancy Roth Wins Florida Tourney SE BRING (U I’D — Nancy Roth of Hollywood won the Florida Women's Golf Tour­ nament for the fourth time C u w iir McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK 322-0331 J I M C O U R IE R Lions Defeat Lyman By Marshall Lingo O v i e d o retired another promising performance from Jim Courier Friday ai the Lions defeated the Lyman Greyhounds 4-0. Courier struck out 14 Greyhounds notching his second win of the season. Rex Brooks tripled early In the ball game, driving In the first run for Oviedo, and Tim Colbert slammed hla second home-run of the season to pace the Lions in their win over the Greyhounds. Charlie Newell was pegged as the losing pitcher for the Greyhounds. Larry Lott also went to the mound for Lyman. Saturday as the Lions went through five pitchers, the Hus­ tlers of Melbourne Central Catholic High School took ad­ vantage and defeated Oviedo 12-3. Mike Dlckena batted a strong three for four, scored twice, and chalked up three RBI'a for the Hustlers, lead­ ing the way to the big win. The Lions will face the Ocoee Cardinals tomorrow at Ococe. 2460 PARK AVE. LIAM SONILItl ALL >MAT M id i EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY -QUANTITY EIGHTS RESERVED FRE-MAR CHUNK LIGHT MEAT IXeilLIttT C0RNID M IF A CARBACK Ml TUNA FISH ■ A lta i axT R A ■ MERCHANTS M t n STAMPS 46m CAM S SAMl-F LUSH — — 4 -7 -4 6 r u n iXTW ——_ —" a MERCHANTSMIN HAMM f , ( t r m p 2-t LB FIBS - g STICK a I H a t h BLUIBONMIT i 1 *» MARGARIMI 4 -7-41 CAT FOOD e waa ik t r a MERCHAwh NTS MEIN STAMPS tm [WM Mi M n w m o o Rotate A ll Five Tires to ,iProlong Tire. Balance all Four Tires ® I nm RINB SIZB MCCLBAN1 TOOTH PASTE WITH TOOTH BRUtM x n w iv m w — I- ! 5< .. - w -lU ! 6 l 00 V New weights ALL F O R O N L Y v Included A 4 9 9 W |*9 17 T2 a *n i ALL-PURPOSE LADYFAIR Cheek fff&ke Lining' and Drums APPLES GwM suetaed FRESH T P a tyf h e e l Alignment SPECIAL! FRESHBAKED. 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If..J ''s s f - S S iit f t S S s JlODd rfT , J f t ilw T iS S S ! ! im V - T s w n r « < lie M B E H prrsture, for-warns and StaL Beauiy-Atiasyanhairlertfcrftka _ regular RETAIL 0 4 A f t r X1U 111* Tl v t J J ExcImlviAL.......I !* ••• softness. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 FIRST FOOD FAIR FIRST FOOD FAIR T �■ If* A Woman's Success Recipe: UU. But mete ace la not as Im­ portant to Mrs. Larson aa the gown's history. Some were worn by queens, presidents' wives and other women who left an imprint on history. Other gowns in the collection •Imply have an interesting story attached to them. One dress that belonged to President Ulysses S. Grant was sold at an auction at the White Houae. "It seems in those days if anything waa left behind by a vacating first family, it was •imply auctioned off on the White House lawn," said Mr*. Larson, a slender, attractive grandmother with three grown daughters. When Mrs. Larson waa In­ formed one of the gowns had (wen worn to an inaugural re­ ception after President Woodrow Wilson was sworn In for bis first term, she checked and discovered there had been no Inaugural ball. "The first Mra. Wllaon Would not permit a ball so a reception waa held the next day In pie Blue Room of the White House," Mrs. Larson •aid. "All of the dresses have •lories with them. I always go back and get the history." Among tLe apparel Is a gold •ilk brocade afternoon dress that belonged to Mra. Abra­ ham Lincoln. An oyster satin gown trimmed In white lace and black net waa worn by Queen Alexandra of England. Another proildcnt’a w i f e , FOR ANY OCCABION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st A Sanford Ave. 122-1822 222.8453 W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? we outfit the men hi the party, correctly . . . . ermrortably. WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS RENTALS — SALES Open FrL Nights Qlm. Kotuon. W lu H t W(AH 111 Magnolia Sanford Phooe 222-1531 frrtB P a g * &— ^?o n - A p r il b , ' b p Miss Lommler Bride Of M.E. Collect Pedigreed Clothes WHITHER, Calif. (UPI) Clothes, clothes everywhere end not a stitch to wear — that's the tale of Mra. Willard Larson and her wardrobe of LSOO fownsl The elaborate and costly gowns collected by Helen Lar­ son, of this Los Angeles sub­ urb, date from 1740 to around W a g ta il Mias Carla Etoiae Lommler, taffeta, featuring a bell shap-1 a floor length chiffon drape, i flower, centered with seed Julia Oardner Tyler, la rep­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. ed skirt, portrait neckline and JHer headpiece waa a chiffon | pearls from which a short veil resented by a yellow silk ball- Carl A. R. Lommler, of Longwood, and Mlcheal Ewrightother dresses among the •on Harrllle, son of Mr. and elegant silk and satin, lace Mr*. Ewrlghtaon Harville, of and velvet creations — many North Orlando, were united In of which are intricately em­ holy matrimony on April 2 at broidered with pearls, sequins 7 p.m. at the Firit Baptist and tiny beada — came front Church of Long wood. the wardrobea of Sarah Bern­ The Rev. Jack Lindsay of­ hardt, Lord Byran'a daughter, ficiated at the Impressive can­ Mra. Daniel Webster, Jean dlelight and double ring cere­ Harlow and Jease Benton mony before the altar sur­ Fremont — daughter of Sen. rounded by a profusion of pot­ Thomas Hart Benton and the ted palms. Accenting the altar wife of explorer John Fre­ on either side were standing mont. branched candelabra adorned Some of the gowns graced with palm rosettei and glow­ the courts of Napoleon, the ing tall white tapers. Matched Ruaitan C u r and other Euro­ bouquets of white glad* and pean royalty. One was worn mums graced each aide of the at a reception at Mount Ver­ traditional archway. non given by Martha WaahlngMra. L. C. Walker, organist, ton. Some were designed by played the nuptial hymns and the DIors and Balenciaga* of Nelson Stone, soloist, sang a former age. ■Because," "At Dawning," Another gown waa stored In and "The Lord’* Prayer." a duity trunk In a corner of Given In marriage by her the San Francisco Weill Far­ father, Ihe bride was radiant go office for 75 years. Its own­ In a white formal gown <4 ny­ er had lent the trunk contain­ lon silk organs* featu.Hi e ing her wedding gown ahead portrait neckline, long tapered ot her from the East to San sleeves and ending In e chapel Francisco where she planned train. Medallions of Point de to be married. Spirit lace were appllqued at Tho trunk arrived but ahe intervals on the exquisite waa one of those who never gown. Her veil of Imported retched the end of the west­ Illusion fell from e cluster of ward trail. ■Ilk organs* petals, centered "And when Margaret Mit­ with stamina of baby seed chell wrote of Scarlett O- pearls. She carried a dainty ’tiara using the drapes for her bouquet of a single white or­ gown, she wasn’t far off," chid with Stephanotla grace­ Mra. Larson said, pointing to fully cascading to the Bible. three gowns in her collection. Miss Sharon Alexander of All came from the South of Orlando, attended the bride the period Immediately follow­ as maid of honor and waa ing the Civil War, One had gowned in yellow chiffon over been made ql it. ins room dra­ peries, the second came from the dining room and the third, a wedding gown, had been fashioned from kitchen cur­ tains, In addition to the gowns, Mrs. Larson also has men’s costumes, children's clothes T ie General Bualncii and and whole cupboard* Jammed Civic Department of the San­ with the ahoci, glove*, Jewel­ ford Woman'* Club will meet ry, muffs camisoles, stock' on Wednesday, April 7, at Inga, bloomers and all the noon for the regular luncheon other paraphernalia that went and busineas. with the gowns. Guest speaker will be Mra. Millions of moviegoers have MRS. MICHEAL EYVR1GHTSON HARVILLE J. Y. Clark Jr., district direc­ shored vicariously and un­ tor of Florida Federation of knowingly in the fruits of her Women's Clubs. hobby. She has worked with Reservations s h o u l d be the dealgncra of, and loaned made with Mrl. Wade Shealy, her costume* for, many per­ 223-0375, by • p.m, today. iod movie*—the most recent being "My Fair Lady." Her search for old gowns with a story takes her all over the United State* and to Europe at least once a year. "I'm never aure what kind of a house I’m going to end up In," she laughed. Mrs. 0 . A. Keisenlch, pub­ "Once In Tombstone, Colo., I found two trunks full of licity chairman of the De­ beautiful and expensive cloth Bary Garden Club flower es from Boston In a dirt floor •how reveals that the forth­ shack. The woman'* husband coming show, "Love T h y had been determined to strike Neighbor," will open Wednea it rich In the gold fields, 01 day, April 7, from 2 to B p.m course, he never did. She was and again Thursday, April g, too proud to let anyone know from 11 a-m. to • p.m. The show will be held at the what her life In Boaton had DeBary Community Center been." TAP DANCE ROUTINE preaented by Mnrlene Rosen, left, and Sherri Mra. Larson began her col and tea will be served both Mount, delighted the audience a t Fnahion Show conducted at meeting of lection l l year* ago with the days. South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club, The girls wore very attractive wedding dres* of her hus­ irrppn urn! ttihltn outfit*. (Herald Photo) band's grandmother, who had been married on the day Lincoin'waa' a'siaiiiiwtalr ■ * * Now, the project ha* mush­ B. R. Beck, oi 24(1 Laurel roomed. She amploya two Avenue, 1* recuperating after surgery at Orange Memorial seamstresses. Hospital. She declines to give any •• tlmale of the value of her col Rub baking soda Into hands, leetkm, but 12 gowns on dia then wash thoroughly to re­ play at Dlaneyland are Burn­ move lingering garlic or onion ed for tioo.ooo. odor. For her three daughter*, aa they were growing up, the Mrs. Larson aald that her storehouse wss their own huaband, a construction engi­ "private fairyland," ahe said. neer, "really enjoys my col­ lecting. It's always a fun thing to talk about. Never a day goes by that somebody JUST PUSH doesn't call or 1 get an Inter­ esting letter. U a day doci THE BUTTON • • • pass without that, It's rather depressing." h e 't y o u n Woman's Club Luncheon Meet Set Wednesday DeBary Club Flower Show Set This Wednesday br remote COLOR MAGIC Bleach A Towv |||M Touch Up .—..™..« ■ ■ Treating and tipping I1B.M sad I1B.BB Riaaee N' Tiate ||H MHS. MATIULDE KRAMER, left, Rochester, N. Y., haa been a houae Kueat of Mra. Elliott Gelalngerln, center, 93 Griggs Drive, Caaaelberry, for tho past month. At the right Is another guest of the Geisingers, Mra. Ernest Hallowell, from New York. Roth ladies enjoyed the recent Wei- Insure a fine, smooth edgqi Make-up colors are truest on your nails by refiling alter when applied to a thoroughly you wash your hands. clean surface. S tT diaau EGIERDDRUGSTORES H a ir BtrH atf B ak u SM I B. Pu«k Ay*. IM 7“ d ie s. 7J3 •IL V B R FL A T B BY — IN TER N A TIO N A L KADEE JEWELERS U S 8 . PARK AVE. __This la Mrs. Lyndon Johnson's new hair style, unveiled a t a recent atate din* ner a t the White House. (NEA Telephoto) Casselberry Personals By Jaae Casselberry Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kryder of 1492 Lake Drive were Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Raub, Hamilton, Ind., and Mr. and Mra. Guy Peckhart, of Ft. Wayne, Ind. The Krydcri were also hosta to Miss Suzanne Steel and Min Mary Albright of Chat­ tanooga, Tenn., both members ot the Emory and Henry Col­ lege Choir which was here to present a concert at Uie Cas­ selberry Community Method­ ist Church. First Methodist WSCS T o Meet This Thursday The Woman's Society of Christian Service of *vr Methodist Church will meet in McKinley Hall, Tuesday, Ap­ ril 6 at 9:45 a.m. Mra. Ashby Jones Is in charge of the program and will show a fUm, "Judgment and Crucifixion." Mrs. Robert Bennett, solo­ ist, wilt sing "The Holy City." wemow BBIJh IffBBM lf AT I f .00 kernings G ifts > Cards • Books 210 E. F irst S t. 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Their bouquets were asymmetrical arrange­ ments of lavender mums. Pat C o b b , Jacksonville, served the groom as beat man and ushers were Ronnie Metcalf, cousin of the bride, and Donald PhUpttt, Florida State University. Petite Mias Pamela Hlcka, cousin of the bride, was flow­ er girl, and was gowned In yellow, identical to the maid of honor. Master Gary Metcalf, cous­ in of the bride, served ring bearer. Mrs, Lommler chose for her daughter's wedding, a peach crepe iheath with matching accessories. She wore a dou­ ble strand of pearls and a peach orchid corsage. Mrs. Harville, the groom's mother, was attired in a Navy blue linen two-piece ensemble with white accessories and her corsage was of cham­ pagne orchids. Immediately following the wedding a reception wss hcia In Fellowship Hall of the church. Baskets of flowers and white wedding belli deccrated the hall. The elegant tabic wss cen­ tered with a four-tiered wed­ ding cake on a pedestal and topped with • miniature bride and groom. Accenting each side of the cake were silver punch bowla and candles. Mrs. A. J. Metcalf, aunt ot the bride, cut the cake and Mra. Carroll Scott and Mrs. T. E. Hicks, aunt of the bride, poured. Assisting were Mrs. B. R. Gray and Mra. C. H. Dudley. F l o a t i n g hosteaaea were Miss Barbara Lommler, slater of the bride, and Mias Dawn Colburn. Immediately following the reception, the newlyweds de­ parted for a wedding trip to the Florida East Coast. For her going away outfit, the bride chose a three-piece beige auit with white acces­ sories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The young couple will be at home at 3211 Myra 8trect, Jacksonville. Among the out of town wed­ ding gueita were Mrs. Della Smith, the bride's grand­ mother, and Mr. and Mra. Bryce Lommler, aunt and un­ cle of the bride, all from Edge water; Mr. and Mra. G. E. Harvey, great uncle and aunt of the bride, Valdosta, Ga., and Mr. and Mra. L. R. Blankenship, Sarasota. STOP BY OR CALL - 322*8321 EXPERT SERVICING *112 PARK DR. SANFORD, P U L • We Invite Accredited Charge Accounts 1 • We la v ite You To Check Our Competitive Prices ] • Free Delivery Service! • We O ffer The Personalised Attention Of MHome Town Folks!" • Free Prescription Pickup Service! • Compare Our Price W ith The Price You Pay A ltar The So Called Prescription D iacouatst *T he F le a c rip tk a O a r P rim a ry C oacora* Touchton’a Rexoll Drug U “ U* COR* le t t MAGNOLIA ?r McCeii PHONE 322*2482 �|f « SeeTinrS |r n l| Mon. April B. ’«5—Pair* 0 (bsunh Obbij. DEAR ABBY: I hive had nothin* but advice ainco I announced my In* tentiona to marry thta aumm*r, ao I might aa well get your opinion. I know what you will aay when you learn the number of times my fiance hae been marri­ ed, but you are wrong. None of the failures wee his fault. He has been married eight time*. He told me about each m arri­ age and I know for a fact th a t he has had a run of very bad luck. He is 48 and jacobif. The weak jump overcall is designed to disrupt the op­ ponents' normal communica­ tion and make it hard for them to reach the correct final contract. It has two msin disadvantages. The first is that sometimes the oppo. nenta atop to double the over­ caller and when the smoke of battle clears away It is dis­ closed th a t he has lost more than he would have If only he had kept Still. The second is th at if frequently gives the eventual declarer valuable In­ formation us to how to play tha hand. There is a third disadvant­ age. Sometimes it actually hclpa the other side to reach the best final contract. Left to themselves, North and South might well have failed to get beyond four hearts hut West's three club marriagn last. I h a v a known him ona year. Ha haa a lot of character, otherwtse ha never would have told m« how many wives he haa had. He’s a traveling man, and I probably would have never found out. Doea our marriage have A chance ? NUMBER NINE DEAR NUMBER NINE: Every marriage haa a chance, but I am Inclined to vote with your friends and family. Don't get car­ ried away by hi* "charact­ er." It'a not taay for a man to hide eight wives and nine children. Good luck to you and the "cat" with nina wive*. * e * DEAR ABBY: A middleaged woman I work with keeps aaklng, "When are you going to find me a m an?" So far I've been able to laugh it off, b u t'I know she's aeriou*. I am married, and 1 do know ■oma eligible, unattached males, but I'm not sure how they would like her. She ia entertaining, not hail-lookIng (the doea have s good figure for a wom­ an her age), but aha ii ag­ gressive and rather loud. I'm afraid if I fixed her up with any of my friend* it might put a strain on our friendship. 1 like this wom­ an, perionally. How can thla problem be tactfully handled ? , CO-WORKER DEAR CO-WORKER: A good rula for a matchmak­ er is; "Never arrange s date unlei* you feel that you are doing both partita a favor." e * e DEAR ARBY: I am 78 year* old and live alone in a mobile home. When nty husband was living, I had many friend*. In fact, ona year I received Bl Christ- haa sine children (with five of his wives) and I am 30 and have never been married. My friends and family have been trying to talk me out of marrying him, but I feel In my heart th a t we can make this OnBhidqs. By Oswald Jacoby NORTH 4 A il V A 10474 ♦ AQJ| I EAST *72 »84 ♦ 7* 4 K JI1 tq n 4 )1 ♦ KQ109II4 *7511 »OUTH (D) A Q 101 4 4 4KJ3 ♦ K 10 0 8 3 ♦ A Both vulnerable S*Ktk West Nerth 3* lb 3T 4W Pats 44b 9* Pats • « Pais Past Opening lead—* K East Pats Pais Pa** bid atarted them awlnglng along and made It eaay for them to reach alx dlamonda. I t alao made the play quits eaay for South. After winning the club opening and pulling trumpa with two loads South decided th at tha odd a were overwhelmingly In favor of finding the queen of hearts In th s East hand. Hsnco he cashed dummy's a c t of hearts, led a second heart, and flntaaed his jaek. Then he picked up East's queen with the king and discarded two spades on dummy's long hearts. If West had Just kept atill It la likely th at South might have made the hand anyway. He could have taken the win­ ning heart finesse or he might have played out the ace and king of hearts and then thrown Eaet in with a third heart after the queen failed to drop. Then E ast would have either had to give South a ruff and discard or led away from his king of spade*. (donum: >yRuth M iii.tt Ufo J f w If you don’t want to spend mnro than you can afford when ycu go shopping— Never try on clothes you ean't afford. (If the price tag Js out of your reach, why sub­ m it yourself to ail thnt temp­ tation?) .^over take off on a shop­ ping expedition when you ft) good and mad a t your hus­ band. (There will be the temptation to be recklene with hi* money juat to get even.) Never take along a woman friend who haa a great deal more money to spend than By Abigail Van Buren you do, (She may convince you th at YOU can't pass up an expemive item you could, and would, if you were alone.) Never go shopping juat be­ cause you ere feeling down in the dumps. (This is when a woman does her most im­ pulsive buying, (in to a movie Ituieuii It l i a mtu-h. leea .ex­ pensive way to get out of the doldrums.) If you must shop with someone, then choose a friend who la known to be a shrewd shopper. (You may even learn a few things from her, and you can be aura aha won’t be extravagant.) Don't take your husband along. The time to take your hus­ band with you la when you Intend to be a bit extrava­ gant, because husbands tend to take the attitude: “If that's what you want, buy It—and let'a get out of here." Learn how to aay "No" without any hint of hesitation in your voice. (In this case, aha who heatlatei la lost—if she la In the handa of a per­ suasive saleswomen.) mas cards. Thl* mobile home I* on a busy turn­ pike and It 1* difficult for my friends who drive to visit me, to consequently I have very few guests and I get terribly hungry for people to talk to. I t la trua I am hard of hearing, but I do wear a hearing aid. Now I am told by nty relatives that 1 talk too much. Yea, I admit I am deaf, but I see no rea­ son why I should become mute, too, ao I talk to my cat. Tell ms, A liny, do you think it ia possible for a person who loves people and enjoys conversation to talk too much? LONELY DEAR LONELY: Y e a hut you can overcome it. The next time you are with aomeone, make an effort to let that person talk with­ out interrupting him. * * BETTER BREAKFAST QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED MON. • TUES. • WED. 25th & Park, Sanford ---. “CAMPFIRE" FANCY sucedI BACON LIMIT: I WITH YOUR M OR MORR FOOD ORDER I-LEA8E. FRESH! FLA. GRADE “A” • DEAR ABI1Y: My prob­ lem is my voice. It la nat­ urally very high pitched. Everybody saya I sound like a baby and l nm 14 years old. 1 don't talk baby talk or put my voice on as an act. Thla may seem like a dumh question, but is there some way I can make my voice deeper or more normal. BABY TALKER DEAR BABY TALKER: Yea. A*k your parents to get you an appointment with a speech therapist, s e e Problems? Writ# lo AB­ BY, Box 09700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stomped, a*lf-addressed envelope, s e e Hnta to writ* litters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 09700, Ix>a Angeles, Calif., for Atiby’a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAStONS." 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F l o r ­ ida, e n c u m b e r i n g tlrat c e r ta in piece or p a rce l of p r o p e r t y l o ­ cated. s itu a te , e n d b e in g In • e l d C ounty end Stale , to - w lt; l e t ?). n t o c k K, HITNI.AND KSTATKH. a eubdlvlslon. a cc o r d in g l o a p u t t h e r e ­ of, recorded In P l a t Hook I t , p a x es It to 13 o f the Public Itecorde of Bsmlnots County. Florida. KACII O F TOU IB IIEQU1RKD to file y o u r a n s w e r o r o t h e r w r i t t e n defsnees to th e C om ­ p l a i n t w ith the C lerk of th s O lrc u lt Court of Seminole C oun­ ty, Florida, In Ibis p roc ee dlna a n d to se rve a copy th ere o f upon the p le ln tlfri atto rn ty e, w hose names e n d a d d r e s s e re h e r e i n a f t e r eel forth, ae r e ­ q u i r e d by lew. not l a t e r then ( b e Iftth day o f April l»«l. In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f (he ceuee will proceed ex p e r t# upon t h e e n ­ t r y of a Decree P r o Confesee a g a i n s t you. WITNESS my bend end the o f f ic ia l seel of eald C o u r t la Sem in ole County, F lorida, tMe l e t day of April 1**4. (■BAH) A r t h u r II. lle c kw th, Jr.. C le r k of the Circuit Court Hy: M artha T. Vlhlen Deputy C lerk BEAIIDAHL, UIHDLEY AND LEWIS Attorneys for Plaintiff P o s t Of ft re Hox ! ? ! • Orlando, Florida , P u b l i s h April I. If, I f , ?(. If** I fiM s-l fl) tt:3 l (I) If) 11:10 ( I ) Newsline T h e a te r of the S tare T he Hate Show T onlte Show TUESDAY A. l i t :tlt DM “CHEF’S” FROZEN (3) N e w s E d ito ria l, w e * , th e r (?) Focus 111 A* T h* W orld T u r n s (?) U f a Make * Deal (9) Newsline 13) NIIC Newe (4) P a ss w o rd (?) Moment or T r u th (9) Flem e In the Wind II) A rt U n k l i tt s r l i t D*r In C o u r t 111 T h e D octors (9) ABC News t*> To Tell Th* T r u t h (?) A nothe r World (ft) O enerel moeylta) ( I ) News (ft) The Kdg* e t N ight (?) 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Fasllng as your husband doaa about hla retiremant, a trip will ba vary good “medlvhtou -fui -hrfnr.--------"1 now work in s larga place with 100 girls in thair twenties. I am alaty and they began to call ms 'Mother' whan I first started there. I ftal that it draws ths atten­ tion of the 'boast)*1 to my age. What can I tell thesa young people ?—Reader." Dear lady, tha "boaaaa" know your age, and nines you must ba popular with these girls at work, why not juat It) 1:44-1:11 R*a4lag 14-4) VTR lat them call you "Mother"? It sounds rather nice. It ia good to ba popular where ana works and aa than is such a P IC T tT IO t'B NAHM NOTICE IS he reb y given th a t difference In agea, I’d sug­ w* a re e n g ag e d In bueleeea a t gest yon lat wall enough D99 BIga o n l:u e Bunahlce Almanac News A W e a th e r 1:1ft Jo u r n a lis m sunrise Ssm teter • :51 N e w t A W e a th e r ?:94 1:00 Today 1:14 Sunshin e Almeneo T:l* W e k e Up Movie* 7:30 News 3:99 till Farm M a r k e t S e ­ 1:9ft ven t:»ft ( I ) Today (*) Mlckry Evan* Show 1:11 T *•) ( I ) New* A W e a th e r ther •tftft l:»« (ft) C a p ta in E a e g e r e e l i l t t t ) W e a th e r a e d Mew* l i f t ( t ) Today 4:99 (9) Rrany A Cecil Ilia 1:00 i l l Divorce Court <() A m erican H letory 1:01 i : l l (9 | Kxerclee S:I0 I I I llom pe r Room 1:94 (9) Mm n in e Movie III* 10:00 (1) M i k e itoem for Daddy (1) Mike W allace Newi 10:10 ( I ) W hal'e T hla Bong (ft) I Lev* H ear 10:91 ( I ) NUC News W M F E -T V CHANNEL Sd 11:00 (3) C on c en tratio n T I E S D A Y A. M. (0) Andy of M ayberry 1:9ft Blan On (1) Dec. Urlde 9:11-1:11 T im eline VT -4DFV ( D - J e e r a v d r - -----------------(0) T he McCoye If) (1) Prlc a la H la h t l:IO I : l ( H u m a n ltle a (19-13) TUESDAY P. M. VT 9 : ll- 1 f t:ll gpanle b (4) lt:ftft ( I ) L e v s o r MT* l*:?ft-10:4t I p e n la h (ft) (3) Say W h e n 10;4t-t9:ftl Spec* Age Science (ft) D onn* Bead Show (I) 11:91 ( I ) Newe 11:14-11:1ft Social Bludlaa (I) 11:10 ( I ) F a t h e r K n o w s Heat VT (ft) S e arch I s r T eat ax- IDII-1DII Keleldoecopg (4-4) re w VT ( I ) T r u t h o r Con**T U E S D A Y P. m. quencea It:f t» - ltltt K ernel** of Muelo 19:41 (ft) O u l d l s g L ig h t (t-ll 13:11 ( t ) NBC N ew s 11:11-11:41 Klndertlm ft 11:4* D ll H um anU lei VTR D M (ft) (Mrl T a lk DI4-D4* K eplorleg Scleac* ( I ) T t n n . E r n ie 1:00 l : ’( t:? t 1:10 (1) (3) (0 (?) (01 (4) ID (0) 14) («) t l» WAFFLES black is very fashion-right. When dyeing a lined coni, it doea nut alwaya come out as you would wish, " t have a pair of light green shoe*. Would these look well with a black wool jackal suit? I am fifty-one.—Nell." In thia case, 1 would dya the ahoea. You ran get re ­ markable shoe dye at your notion counter* and to color th* ahoea would be ao eaay. Tomorrow—From My Note­ book, 2 5 OZ. PKCS. “EVERFRESH” FRESH BAKED! COFFEE 12 OZ. EACH V| d vmv f iirx'l Hl Uf - I N I NI AI R FRESH CRISP A m *ri’cen“flT itory Legal Notice p ic r m a v s sam e NOTICK IS h e r e b y given t h a t I a m e n g a g e d In buolneea a t 1(71 South P e r k Ave„ Seminole County, F lo rid a , u nde r the (lotltlou* n a m e of, B r a a n o a 'e Art A H obby Cente r, e n d th a t I Intend t o r t g l e t e r eetd name w ith t h e C lerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole C eunty, F l o r ­ ida, In ece ordenoa w i t h the p r o vltlone of t h e F lc tlllo u e Name S ta tu te e , t o - w l t : i e e l lo n 111.09 F l o r i d a S t a tu t e a t i f f . Slgt W illiam F. B rannon P ublish Mar. I I , 31, I I A Apr. Legal Notice l i f t El p o r t a l Drive, Benferd, Seminole County, THorM*. u n ­ de r th* r i c lltlo u i n a m e of. Cuatom A rt Service, end t h a t w* Intend lo r e g la te r sa id nam e w ith the C lerk of th* O lrcult Ceurt, Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida, le a ccordance w ith th* provlelon* of th* n e t l l l o u * Nam* Statu te*, t o - w l t : Boctioa l l l . o t F lo r id a S t a t u e s HIT. 9. 1919. Big: Carol P u l l e r CDK-ftl A rd ltb Sktbene* Publish March I I A A pril I, a DTI CM OP 9.A d IS I, A T I 091 I t . I*. IM TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CD K -llft I. NOTICE IS HWRKBY QIVKN of in te n tio n to ap p ly t * the 1919 See* tun of th* Florida M g l e le l u r e for peeeega of an e e l a m e n d in g C h a p te r 41-111. I a we of F lo rid a, s a d g l v la g u a t n t h * St. J u h n e - l n d le n Riv­ e r C anal D istr ic t t h e following p o w e r s to - w i t I 7. a r e n t i n g u n to thft f t . J o h n a - t n d la n R iv er C a n al D is­ t r ic t lha r i g h t to a oqalf* real p r o p e r l y by a m l a a n t dom ain proceeding*. t. G r a n t in g u n t o th* St. J u h n e - l n d le n R iv er C a s s t Dis­ t r ic t the a u t h o r i t y lo Im m end sell r e v e n u e c er tif ic a te * a n d pledging r e v e n u e s a d a n t i c i p a t ­ ed re v en u e f o r Um p a y m e n t t h e re fo r. J o h n K r ld e r, CM tra m s St. J o h n * . I n d i a n l l v f t f C a n a l D istr ic t P ublish A p r il 9, m i CDL-U "I have been given a beau­ tiful gray wool coat, but all my clothes are black. Could I wear thla with black dressas, or should I have it dyod? —M. Y." Gray is i lovely combina­ tion with black, and you might find n pair of gray shoes or a gray handbag, but HEAD I0 < 2ND SMASH WBKJt ’ Walt Disney’s MARY POPP1NS la Teehaicelev AT t i l l - 4:M 7 J I - 1:51, NOMINATED FOR 12 ACADEMY AWARDS rSTFF Bags | FRESH “100% PURE” | FLA. GRADE "A" DRESSED A DRAWN GRODNO BEEF FRYERS NOW tarn WED. UNBEARABLY HAUNTINGI La 2 9 FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND — CLUB OR SIRLOIN ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS STEAK "l i n t t STARCH 2 “NIAGARA” “ARGO GLOBS” STARCH ,?0fc nr. “ARGO” STARTS SUNDAY 8 9 CORN STARCH Lb. P k f. IN S T A N T STARCH 11 Og. 2 £ 1 9 19* 2 ss 25* Pkf. 1 4 Ob * ttf. 25' 43 fc - �I " i i n n i i i u i n n i i i i n — 5 f r r r t 9 r 11 * r t ? f f f f r * * * |> - ) �THE SW IN G WILLIE 0 . ALLEN, ABF1, serving aboard RVAH-3 h u re-enlist­ ed for four y ea n in the N avy. He, his w ife and tw o daughters reside at 2661 Mohand Drive. (N avy Photo) Home of the "Whopper FREE HAIRCUT Tues., Wed., Thurs, April 6, 7, 8 with shampoo and set at regular price and th is 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 Make Corsages 2022 French Are, 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 Phone 322-6872 Free — regular SUBMARINE SANDWICH — with purchase of medium tray (12 pieces) @ $1.75 Sanford — 2020 French Avt, 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 T H 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, W ednesday. Thursday, April 6, 7, 8. 2102 French Ave, Phone 322-0864 Jam es Head, Owner B y M argaret 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, vritli-M m -e-.—E. RoweH etslating a t eo-hostei*. Guests sra walrnma and refreshments will ha served. There sra mors frozen food lockcn In Iowa than In any ether state of the Union. 2109 French Av*. THIS COUPON WORTH O N E DOLLAR toward th e purchatie e.f e hm-LcL or h . r r . I nf chicken Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, April 6, 7, 8. 2100 S . French Ave, Sanford Chria Portewig, Mgr. BONELESS FISH STEAK SA N D W IC H GOLDEN FRIED BLUE WATER FISH ON GIANT TOASTED BUN WITH TARTAR SAUCE REG. 45c — WITH THIS COUPON _ M M AV GOOD WEDNESDAY 4/7/45 ONLY — SANFORD OR CASSELBERRY .Y..Y.TJYJ c o u p o n '-T U ESD A Y 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 B o s 1214 laniard WEDNESDAY ONLY APRIL T L ake M ary M ars H arris T K *-1*14 10 M IN U T E S FREE D R Y IN G 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. 'Dragons' Fallout Shelter Study Slated Here Lead Derby Army Picks The Longest Day—unrelated directly, a t least, to the hook nnd movie hit—is in progress a t the Sanford Naval Air Station. This morning, with the morning haze ju st clearing from the treetops, Sanford RA-5C Vigilante and A-3B Skywarrior je t j *“* f I i g h t crews received final briefings for the first of six competitive air exercises in the ll th Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” f c n t lf li 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 Phone 622-2611 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 annual Reconnalasance-Bombln*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* - MayacTilipa * nmuinred 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 ( UPI I — 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. 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 * ’1 YFie~nios f *rir ili’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 a* “ a contribution of good or­ A t tazava WAY I HAST ntiairrv QUALITY “ 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 T V Talk On War 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 **Ir c lc d as prospective shelters although other surveys have been made here, Peterson said. enneui 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 at Windsor Castle on May 14 after cere­ monies inaugurating Britain's memorial i s the Ute Preil- .1 HANDBAGS ____ t l GLOVES________f t ATTEND THE AUTO SHOW BRING THE FAMILY TO P E N N E rS t4 � 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 05, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 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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I 110< » Adventist Baptist Episcopal THE SEVENTH-DAT ADVENT1BT CIIUUCU FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH l i t Park Avanua r. B. Chanca-------- Paator Morning Worahlp _ till a. nt. Sunday School —— t:<! a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 11:00 a m. Training Union _ _ t;10 p ra. Eyanlng Worahlp - Till p nt. Wad. Prayar Barvlea Till p- ra. CHRIST CHURCH Church Straat, Longwood Fr. Char laa W. StewarL Jr. Vicar Holy Communion __ 1:11 a. ra. Family Sarvloa ft Claaa** ---- -------- lilt a. m. CHRISTIAN UISSIONART ALLIANCE CHURCH t i l l Park Ava at 14th SL Rar. Clifford B. Harrod. Paalor ttunday School----till a- m. Worahlp Barvlea — 11:10 a. m. Kvanlng Worahlp — T:*0 p. ra. Alliance Youth Fallowahtp (Tuaa.) lilt p. m. (Wad) Prayar Barrlea ---- Till t *■ ELDER SPntNOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Kd. at Haatar Ava, B. Hamilton Orliria — Paator Sunday School —— titl a. ra. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Training Union — lilt p- m. Kvanlng Worahlp — Titl p. ra. HOLT CROSS 411 S. Fark Ava. Assembly O f God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DI8C1PLK8 OP CHRIST ItOT A Sanford Ava. R. Varnon Kullar Sunday School _— t ill a. m. Morning Worahlp - 11:01 a. m. C orn er Tth * B ln ) J. L, Mar.hall----------Pm lor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School___ tilt t m. Worihlp Service —. llitl a m. Wednesday Night Prayer Barvie*---- Tilt p. m. Methodist CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH M u n ta n d K a t a t t * C lt r u i H a ig h t * Rav. Charles B. Hogg _ Paaiao Church School ___ p;as a. m. Morning Worahlp _ ll:00 a. m! MVF —-......— 4:10 p. m. K v a . W o r a h lp ; :ji> p . nu W a d . P r a y a r S a r v lc a 7:10 p m . Alliance Christian Free Methodist Church O f Christ FREE METHODIST CHURCH Cornar 4th St. and Iraural Ava. Rav. U H. Kallay ___ Paator Talapbonat III-TCIS Sunday School ___ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp „ 11:41 a. m. Kvanlng Worahlp _ ":«» p. m. Wad. Prayar Sarvlca Till p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST lilt Park Avanua Bari Brown - ___ Kvangallat Sunday ll itil a Study _ ---- 11:00 a. ra. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Kvanlng Sarvlca — 1:10 p m. gaa “llarald of Truih" I p. in. Bunday on Channal t Tuaaday Ladlaa Bible Claaa - tilt a. m. Man's Claaa Tilt p. m. Wadnaaday Blblt Claaa------ Till p. *■ Baptist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. llth 8L A Oak Ara. Call Smith---------- --- Paator Sunday School ---- t ill a. » . llornlns Worahlp — II iM a. ra. Tralnlag Uunlon — tilt p. m. Kvanlns Barrlca —_ t ill p. m. V'ad. prayar Barrlca Tilt p. m. Nuraary Opas W T R R ------------- Til# p. m. Sunday Nila Broadcaat W HAT „ 9 p a t h 9 Christian Science m. FIRST CllUltCII OP CHRIST SCIENTIST too Kail Hacund Straat Sunday Sarvlca ft Sunday School —— 11:0ft a. ra. Subject: "Kverliatlng Pun* lalimant” Wadnaaday service - titl p ra. Kv-dlng Room: 101 W. Pint Waawdaya: 11:10 e.m.—«:lo p ra. JORDAN UIHHIONAIIY BAPTIST CHURCH Itll W. Flrat Hlraat Sunday School .— loioo a. m. Hornlns Worahlp _ ll:»t a. m. Blhla Study (Bunday) Tiiu p m. Kransallitlo Barrlca Ttat p. m. Wad. Prayar Uaat — T:tO p m. ■Ill Slaphana-------- F»»»°r A Cordial Walcoma to All Church O f God OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH l i l t Country Club Road Sponaorad hy Klral Uaptlat Church CHURCH OP OOD lind ft Pranch I . || A lfu rd ___________ Paator Rar. R. T. Uarratt---- Paalor Sunday School ...— t ill »■ m. Murnlng Worthlp tl:an a ra. Kvangallatlo Harv. .... T:to p ra. Family Night Hervlce m. m. ">• m. m. The future holds the secret, and It’s anyone's guess! He n a y ba a great statesman some day . . . or maybe a world-renowned athlete or actor • . , ar jmrhniifl a scienllit . . . but most likely, just U r, Average. THE CHURCH FOR A U .. , » ALL FOR THE CHURCH O f course, a lot will depend on his opportunities, his God-glvea talents, his character, and his training. garth fra ft* braid,eg af diertctar m4 Anything could go wrung along the way — poor health, had examples set by his parents and associates, a broken home, neglect, and false values. But why make a list? The possibilities fo r this child’s failure In life are so numerous that it makes us shudder — and the worst o f it, we can guarantee him nothing. But wt can glra him hope and faith. Standing ready and anxious to help him Is the Church and the precepts which it teaches. I t is our duty and our privilege to help spread the spiritual principles of Christian living in practice as well as in word so that the youth o f our nation will find some meaning to the path o f life which m strangely twists and turns toward some hoped-for goa l Y. P. R. Wad. ___ T:S0 p. ra. CllUltCII OP OOD OP PROPIIKCY 1101 Kim Avanua Rav. Robert Welch---- Paalor Sunday School t ill a. m. Wurahlp Sarvlca _ laid a. in. K ngallallo Sarv. _ Tilt p. ra. Tuadayi Blbla Training — T:4ft p. « . Thuradayi Young Poopla Sarvleo Till p ra. 08TKBN BAPTIHT CHURCH iiw r tit i’h. t ii.ii it Rav. Joah L o n g ------ ■ Paator Sunday School — ItiOt a. m. Horning Barrlca — i t a- m. Training Union — lilt p. ra. Kvanlng Barrlca _ Till p- nt. Wadnaaday Maatlnga: Organisations — tilt p. nt. Prayar---- ------ Till P- m. Choir —------------ tilt p. m. Monday Proverh* is itt-e ta in TuAaday Jeremiah 60:29-54 Wednesday Romans Thursday Galatian* Friday Hahraws Saturday I John 11:1-11 i:l-1 0 11:7-17 1:1-10 OF THE NAEARENE Lgka Mary, Fib Rav, W. L Hole crab*. Suaday 1:41 a. ra. _ _ atblg Sghaod 11:01 a. m. — Morning Worahlp T:ot p. m. — Evanlng Sarvlca T:00 p. m. _ Wad. Mld-W**k Prayar Borvlesa T :00 p. m. _ Uaat Wad. M ia* , toaary Sarvlca I . apirilaal vmkaa. W iiag a rtraas utiaa i n aiuviva. TTwra ara ----- regularly — dra Chord,. TVty am ( I ) Fra trig rwa uka. (2) Fag hie cUdrm'a asks, (1) Fra ft* nla at Ira ra— «o*y iW aalioa. (4) Fra Bra rata af Bra Chank torll, adrift tuft kia Bull aaB maltfial rupporL Plaa b ga H chunk ngaluty awB sa f w * B&la t Pentecostal Methodist FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 111 Oranga straat Rav. E. Rulb Orant — Palter Sunday School _— 10:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp_Itiol a. m, Sunday Kvanlng _ Till p. m. Wad. Dlbta Study _ Till p. m. Coniiuarora Masting Friday , . — Till g. ra. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 111 Park Ava. Rav. Robart M. Janklna, Paalor Morning Worahlp _ *;11 p. m. Sunday School ___ M l a. m. Presbyterian The C W vi b Stt araalmt factav eg Morning Worahlp l t : l | a. m. MTF Maatlnga 1:11 p. m, Untarmadlala, ganlor) Evanlng Worahlp _ Till p. m. FIRgT PR EgBYTZRIAN CHURCH ganford, Fla. Oak Ava. ft trd ■!. Orovar C. gawall Jr. Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaalatant Paator Chureh School_____ 1:41 a. m. Staalon Haiti _ _ 11:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ ll:t l a. m. Plonaar Fallowahlp _ 4:09 p, m. Hanlor HI Fallowahlp 1:01 p. m. OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rav. W. E. Timm* __ Paator Sunday School_____ t ill a. m. Morning Sarvlcaa_11:00 a. m. Choir Practice Wad. 1:10 p. m. Kvory Ono Walooma, Cbyvrtgbl IM, KaUw AdvstBalag Bwvtra, laa.SlnArag.Vfc flunday Paalma OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH StM A Orlando Drlva Hwy. IT-11) Baaford. Florida Ill-T ill Tha Rov. J. Oordoa P a i r s Paalor Sunday School ___ ( i l l a. ra. Morning Worahlp _ iiiM a. m. Communion—Flrat Sunday la Kaeh Month Klndarsartaa and Nuraory LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 111 W. llth Placo "Tha Church of tho Luthavaa Hour” and TV ”Thla la tha Llfa” Harbart W. Ooaraa___ Paalor Bunday School _ _ 1:11 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlca —. lt :ll a. m. Klndarsartaa aad Nuraary PAOLA CHURCH Ok CHRIST Highway It Waat Morrla Ruby —— Kvangallal Blbla Claaa — 10:ta a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. ra. Kvanlng Worahlp — tiOO p. ra. Blbla claaaaa Wad. - Till p. ra. m. m. m. m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH Or THE NAZARENE W. lad Sl at Mapl* Ava. Paul Blckaa Paatoe Sunday School _ _ 1:41 g. ra. Morning Worahlp — 11:11 g. m. Youth Hour___ ___ 1:11 p. ra. Kvangallatlg Sorvlog TiM p. ra. Mld-Watk Sarvlca (Wad.) _ TiM p. m. Third Sunday SlBfaplrgtUs 1: H p. aa. Lutheran CHUnCH OF CHRIST Oanava Ralph Brawar Jr. Evangallat Blbla Pchool---- — lilo a. m. Morning Worahlp _ t:10 a ra. K anlnt Worahlp —. t:10 p m. Wad. Prayar Barvlea Tilt p. m. WKSTBIDB UISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH tth St. * Holly Ara. John a K in s -------- Paator Sunday School — *• “ ■ Sunday Morning Worahlp — 11:11 a. m. Sunday Branlns Worthlp Tilt p. m. Wadnaiday Prayar iarrlea — — Till p. m. Sunday School —— lilt a. Worahlp Parrlco _ 11:00 a. Training Unloa —— Hit PKvanlng Worahlp — Til* p. Wad Prayer Barv. — Tilt P- FIRST SOUTHERN MKTHODieT CHURCH Woman'! Club Building 101 Dak Ava. Dor ward H. Knight Jr, Paatrra Sunday School ___ |:tl a. m. Kpworth I^agua «;m» p. m. Worahlp Sarvlca 7:10 p. m. Holy Communion 11:11 a. m. PINECREflT AHHKMIlLT OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Kim H. M. Wlldar----------Paalor ■unday School t ill a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:11 ■». Kvanlng Worahlp — Till P • m. Youth Barr. (Sun.) _ l:#0 p. m. MId-Waek Barr. (Wad.) . Till p. m. PINSCKKST BAPTIST cuuncii Onora Road llornlns Worahlp . I lilt a. Sunday School — t:tt a. Training Union — tilt p. Kvanlng Worahlp — T:10 p. Wad. Odlcari ft Taachrra Maattng.... ....■— tilt p. Southern Methodist Fr. Laroy D. Sopar. Ractor Holy Communion -.. T:10 a. ra. Family Sarvlra and Sunday School 1.00 a. ra. Morning Prayar (Firat Sunday — K v a n ln g W’o ra h lp 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayar Msotlng T:0I p. ra. (TRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd* at Woodland Ava., Rav. John H. Hiraa Jr., Paator Church School _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:oo a. m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN ITTI South Orlando Drive T h o m a s li. M s k l a ____ P a a t o r Worahlp ..... 1:01 ft m. Church School _ _ 10:01 a. m. MYF ----------------- 1:11 p. ra. | ’ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory P a g e PossibleGREGORY LU M B ER o f Sanford A R T BROW N PE ST CONTROL C E L E R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., IN C . C H E L S E A T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO, 119 W . First, Sanford T H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. M r. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD F A IR STORES, IN C . Robert Sulouff and Employees D E T T Y CASS Insurance H w y. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. H O L L E R M OTOR S A L E S CO. and S ta ff N E L S O N & CO., IN C . Oviedo, Florida H A R R E L L St B E V E R L Y A U T O M O T IV E 209 W . 20th St-, Sanford H O R N E D IS T R IB U T O R S , IN C . H w y. 17-92, Sanford S E M IN O L E LO D G E N ursing & Convalescence Residence 300 South B ay A ve., Sanford, Fla. B I L L H E M P H IL L MOTORS, IN C. SOI W . l i t . St., Sanford C O M M U N IC A T IO N S W O R K E R S o f A M E R IC A Southern Bell Telephone Em ployee! Local No. 3108 K IL G O R E S E E D C O M P A N Y 1400 W . 1st. St., Sanford L E E BROTHERS Plum bing, H eating, A i r Conditioning J. C. P E N N E Y C O M P A N Y C. L . Robinson and S ta ff SA N FO R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K H ow ard H . Hodgoa and S ta ff L IG G E T T R E X A L L D RU G Gordon K ellett and Em ployees P R O G R E S S IV E P R IN T IN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S t a ff H I L L L U M B E R A H A R D W A R E CO. Jim m y Crappa and Employees P U B L IX M A R K E T S and Em ployees RO SE A N D W IL K 'S R E S T A U R A N T R o m A W ilk s Bowman A Employees P E R F E C T IO N D A IR IE S C O B IA B O A T S Southern Fiberglmsa Products, Inc. H arold 81a ma and Em ployee* S T R IC K L A N D -M O R R IS O N , IN C . and S t a ff W IL S O N -E IC H E L B U R G E R M O RTUARY Eunice L W ilson and S t a ff L . D. P L A N T E . IN C . Oviedo, Florida A . D U D A * SONS, IN C. 8 la via, Florida STENSTRO M R E A L T Y H erb Stenstrom and S ta ff S T A T E F A R M IN S U R A N C E Co nrDaniei Ir v in g L P r y o r and 8 t a ff B O B'S R E S T A U R A N T Bob and Eutelle M cC allliter H w y . 17-92, Sanford, Fla. W IL S O N -M A IE R F U R N IT U R E CO. M r. and Mra. A1 W iU on I S O U T H E R N N A T U R A L G A S CO. John Dunn and S t a ff # W I N N D IX IE STO RES and Empjoyees “SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y A R E A C H U RC H D IR E C TO R Y — BAPTIST Aaltoch Baptist Church. Ovlado Caatral Baptist Church, t ill Oak Ava. Ckuluota Flrai Baptist Church Cbuluula Baptist Mlaatsg Eldar Sprtaga Uaptlat Church, I I I Lahraaa Rd Flrat Bastiai church. I l l park Ava. Friendship Uaptlat Church wt At Iranoata Springs EL lit, ftltaranalt Sprtaga First Baptlat church af PaBarr Flrat Baptlat Chunk at Oaaava Pint Baptlat Clunk at Uka Mary Flrai Baptist Ckurck i f Uka Monro# pint Baptlat ckurck ut Uugwood, Oar. Church a Oruut First Baptlat Church at Ovlada Flrai Baptlat Chunk af Baa Leads Uprlaga , Flrat ekUah Miaaleuary Baptlat Church, t ill W. tllb SL, Penal City Baptist Chunk ounts)* Head Baptlat Chureh. Ovlada avs Scuthara Baptlat MDalua, Chuluata Mlaalonary Baptist Chureh Kerlh Kd. C MiaaVaata O il um Mlaataa h i o iu h Baptist Chunk Morolng alory Baptist Cbunh. Oanava Hwy. Ml. Oliva Mlaaioaary Uaptlat Church, Sas Laud# asfiass « , Ua*wo*d / m ML Elan MUalenary Baptlat, Blpaa Ava. Naw ML Calvary Mlaaioaary Baptlat t i l l W. llth SL Naw Salsua Primitive Baptlat Chureh, 1101 W. llth BL Naw ML 81ou Baptlat Church. ITU Fear Ava Osklawn Baptlat Chapel, t i l l W. llth BL Oataaa lianllat Chureh rinacreat Uaptlat Church, ttl W. Onora Rd. I’ralrla Uka Baptlat Church, Bldsa Kd., Farn Park Prosraaa Mlaaioaary Baptlat Chursh. Midway Sacoad Shiloh Mlaalaaary Baptlat Church, Nlath * Hickory SL Jamas Mlaaioaary Baptlat Chunh Sta­ nd. m Ostuau SL Paul Mlaalaaary Saptlal Church, Itb SL SL Mattbawu Mlaalonary Baptlat Church Caaaaa Haights ■I. John's Mlaalaaary Baptist Church. Ill) Cypress BL Tamplt Baptlat Chunk, Palm dprlaga ad* AUameute daring* Westell* Missionary Baptist Chunk, l i t a Hally Ava Blau Hope Baptlat Chunh, III Onuga Ava OATBOUO Church at the Mutlvltr. Uka Mary All Souls Catholl* chureh. Til Oak Ava Roman Catholl* Haas. Spvrtamas's Club, Chuluote ■L Ann'* Catholl* Church, ranking Pluca, UaBary SL Mary Magdaloa* Catholl* Chureh, Maltlaud A v a At tarnon to gprlsgu CHBIST1AM First Christies chureh. HIT A dastard AVA Congratatlaaal Chrittlaa Chunk, I t l l Park Ava. Northsld* Chrlatlaa Chureh, F l u r l d h Uavoa D r, Meltlaad CHURCH OP CHRIST Chureh Church Church Chureh of of of of Christ, t i l l R Park Ava Christ, aaaava Christ, Uagwoad Christ. Paula Chureh chunk Church Chureh at of at af Osd. Oed. Ood, Ood C H U RC H O F OOD I I I Hlakary Ill# I Fraaah Ovlada M ints*, Hatavprla* RPteCO PAL AU eatatu Bglm g ul Chunk H ▲VAn B i IIIK IM Christ Kplacopal Char ah. Langwaad All dalata kplacopal. Kntarprlsa H a lf Crass Bpiacoput, Fark A v a dt Ith LDTMHRAM Aaaaaalaa Lutheram Chunk, Overbreek Dr. Casaatharry a ood dkophard Ualtad Luthara, 111* S Orland* Dr. Luther** Churoh uf i l l W. Uth Ftsee Maaalah Latharaa Church. Amiriahh Laglsa Hall. Pralrl* Lake, Peru Park BL Lukaa Lutharaa Chureh, BL IM Slavla MRTHOD1ST Baraalt Kamarut Mathodlat Chunk, H. DaBary Ava, Hatarprla* Raar Luka Hsthadlat Chureh Utthal A.U.K. Church Canaan Haights Caasulbarnr Community Mathodlat Chureh, Hwy. IT-II S Fluty Bids* Rd. Caaaalhorrv DaBary Cammualty Mathodlat Church W. Highiaada. DaBary Christ Mathodlat Chunh lu il& ii l i i i j i Pint Mathadlat Chunh, ltd Park Ava Pin t Mathodlat Chunh of Ovlada Pint Southern Mathodlat Chureh Wamaa's dub i l l Oak Ava Fraa Mathodlat Chureh, lid W. Ilk BL Oaaav* Mataad1st Chareh. Oaaava Oraca Mathadlat ChuraA Oaara RA Oraat Chapel A M R. Chareh, Ovlada Ohkgrava Mathadlat Chunh, Ovlada Oataaa Mathadlal Churaft F u e l ft Waalayau MathadtaL RL 41 W. ut Fuels ■L Jamas AJ4.K. Saafard Ava. SL Mary's A.M.E. Church BL ML 411 Oataas ■L Fauru Mathadlat C l u n k Oataaa RA Batarprlaa Stafford Mamarta! Mathodlat C h u r e h R DaBary M A IA R E N M F I r* t Chureh uf uu Mtaaraaa, w. lad at Maala Pars Fark Chursh at thu Nassreufc O'Brlaa RA. Fara Fark Irak* Mary Chureh at tha Maaarasu FRBS BYTE RIAN Commanlty Pruabytarluu Church. Lake Mary Flrat Freaky Ur laa chureh, Oak Ava ft ltd 8L Flrat Fraabyurua Church. Casaalharry Pin t FnabytarUh Chureh af DaBary, M. Hightaad FraabytaHaa Chureh at Thu Covauaat I t l l ft OrlAudh Dr. SL Andrawt FraahyuriM Church •III Bear Lake Read Lpul* Cammualty FruabyUrUa Chunh. ubhU i i Waatmlaiatar Fraahytsrlaa Church, HewaU Park. R l dll SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Fonit Lake gavanth-day Advaatlat Church, Hwy. Ill, Vor.it City •av.nth-day Advaatlat Church, Maitland Ava. Altamonte Iprlnga Sanford Bavantb-day Advaatlat Chureh. Bavanth ft Elm OTHER CHURCHES Allan's A.U.K. Church, Oliva ft llth Church at Ood In CbrlaL Ovlado Cbuluuta Community Church Chareh of Ood of Prophecy, h it Elm Ava Church at Oed Mission. Enterprise Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter Day ■slat*, t i l l Park Ava Community Chapel, Altamoats iprlnga Kastoru Orthodoa Church. BL Johns Chry­ sostom Chapel. Hwy. IT-II, Para Park Congregation Bath lanal. llth ft Magnolia First Caurch of Christ, Bcieallit, •a# K. ind sl Kingdom Uall at Jahovnh'a Wltnaaa Iraha Munroa UalL li l t W. Third *L Flrat Peatecoiui Church of Langwood Full Oeapal Tabaruaclt ITII Country Club ML OUvu Halluaaa Church, Oak Hill HA Oataaa Plsacnsi Aasambly af Ood, nth ft Elm Bastard Alliance chureh. !«•! A Park A v a Baaford Coagragstlaa at Jehovah's Witu**a*A 1*4 Baaford Ava Tha Salvation Army, 114 M. Ind 8L Unity Church at laatorA •»( m. lat SL *• ra w ' t �m LBJ W arns Against New Red Regime Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns R iver * * * * “ The N ile o f Am erica” #ctuf0r& B m lb * Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * W E A T H E R : Sunday 7G-5G; fa ir thru Tuesdny, high in 80s; low ton igh t In 80s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased W ire Eetnldished 1908 M O ND AY, M A Y 3, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 181 Five GIs Die In Evacuation Of Civilians W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — President Johnson kept hi close touch today with devel* opments In the Dominican Re­ public where he has ordered armed U. S. force* to prevent establishment o f a Commun­ ist regime. White House press secre­ tary George K. Reedy said tho President waa following •vents In tha rebellion • wracked Caribbean country and waa being kept fully In­ formed on developments there. Johnson told the nation Sunday night he had ordered an additional 4,500 troops to tho Dominican R e p u b l i c , bringing the total to 14.000, to protect U. S. citizens end other foreign nationals, dis­ tribute food and medicine and aid in sanitation measures. But he alia said In hi* televised speech that "tho Am er­ ican nation* cannot, must not, and will not permit tha establishment of another Communist government In tho Western Hemisphere.” N E W P O L IC Y ? Reedy was asked today if the President's statement re­ flected a new policy to use troops to resist a Commun­ ist takeover In any Latin American country. Reedy re­ plied that he did not want to go beyond Johnson's state­ m ent The White House aide also declined to comment on a re­ mark by farm er President Juan Bosch o f the Dominican Republics that the revolution had been won until the Unit­ ed States Intervened. "W e have stated clearly what we have done and why we have done It,” Reedy said. Asked fo r W hite House re­ action to the fact that only ono television network carried the President’s speech live, Reedy laid the ofatomenfi w ,a made available fo r the net­ works and that It was up to them to deride whether to ■carry It. Five American servicemen have been killed In the figh t­ ing. Dominican casualties on liulh side* were estimated conservatively at 1,000 dead and 1,200 wounded. About 3,000 American eiUiena and nationals o f other countries have been evacuated since Thursday. Another 1,500 U. 8. citlsens and 3,500 ref­ ugees from other nations were being taken out today. Tho unified military com­ mand at Norfolk, Vo., said today U. S. planes had ftown 3tU mission* out o f Bento Domingo. The Tactical A ir Command (T A C ) end M ilitary A ir Transport Service (M A T S ) aircraft removed 3,957 per­ son*, Including military pert sound, and 2,869 tons o f cargo, a spokesman said. U. S. Hiking Viet NamForce N E W C O M M A N D E R o f Reconnnidsoncc Attack Squadron One, Cdr. Vnlcnttn G. Matula (rig h t), wields saber to cut cake at change o f command ceremonies at Naval A ir Station. Cdr. Jesse W. T a ft (le ft ), retiring com­ mander, looks on. T a ft’s next assignment is aboard USS Forrestnl. Paratroopers Fn Route To Press Effort SAIGON (U P I) — A 3,300man brigade o f U. S. Army paratroopers will South Viet Nam Acute CD Problems Face New Director Hy Barry l.awra The problem* o f hi* predc. ceasor strongly as ever face ci© 6* Sanford'* "Smoking T iger*” Howard H. Harrison, new civil defense director for Seminole County. The retired N avy llcuten- probably will be en route to Viet Nam by the time thl* ap­ pear* in print. Don Voyage and happy hunting! The Tiger* of Rocoanilss- ance Attack Squadron One ai•embied in the criip morning aun Friday and watched their new No. l Tiger, Commander Valentin (1. Matula, take the helm. Ih e officer* and men were an Im prcu ivc tight in their brilliant whites with the alcek Vigilante* grouped in the background. county's civil defense prob­ lems. “ A s Mr. Peterson point­ ed out, we have no approved fullout aheltcra in the coun­ ty, no emergency operating center and no warning sys­ tem. "L ik e any other office, our major problem is getting the necessary fund*. . .this I* our primnry requirement. Bight now, all I can do is work on getting these funds and keep things rolling smoothly." One step toward aolving these problems lieglna today when a survey gets underway to determine possible exist­ ing fallout shelters in the county, " I t will give u* some information with -which to or* crate,” Harrison said o f the survey. Harrison and his wife, Catherine, live at 3507 Park Avenue, They have six chil­ dren: Colleen, 10; Margaret, 9j Kevin, 7; Maureen, r>; Tamara, .3, and Patiick, 2. They have lived In Sanford six years, since Harrison ended his 22-year career in the Navy. A t his time o f re­ tirement, he was stationed nt Sanford Naval A ir Station. Harrison is a native of Ohio and attended Ohio State University. He is also Veteran* A f ­ fair* O fficer fo r the county. Voters To Get Crack At Plan For Highways land In "within the next few days," it was o ffi­ cially announced today. It is the first unit o f Arm y com­ bat soldiers to be committed to the war. A Joint statement by the U. S. Embassy and the South Vietnamese government said the paratroops arc being dlt patched "to press the war ef­ fort against the Viet Cong more vigorously." A spokesman for U. S. m ili­ tary headquarters here re ported that 1,000 American soldiers and three additional companies of U. S. Arm y hel­ icopters were landed in South Viet Nam during the weekend as part of the military build­ up. 31,000 YAN KS There already are about 31,000 American servicemen in South ViPt Nam. Including al­ most to ,000 Marines at the U. S. airbase near Ds Nang. Advance ei«mcnt>i of the paratrojp unit, the IT3rd AirImrne based on Okinawa, ar­ rived today, the Joint an nounccmcnt said. About Go men were Involved in the Initial group. The paratroopers will be assigned to defend the Itien Hoa air base Just north ot Saigon and the Vung Tau air base and seaport complex 40 miles southeast o f the capital F R A M E HOM E o f Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Smith, on H igh w ay 17-92 one-half milo north o f the St. Johns River bridge, was destroyed hy fire Saturday night. DeHary Fire Department managed to contain the blaze from near­ by structures. The Smith family was not at home a t the time. (M iddleton P h oto) 'Bare Bones' Hike Seen Tha tfcuae version, total­ TALLAH ASSEE D T I ) — 1 he Senate appropriations ling $l,f8t!,3G5,2(W!1 cleared committee started work to- the appropriations committer dny on a proposed general the end y M s s t week and was spending bill that is $5.8 mil­ expected to ba introduced lion over Ihe are bone*” early tbit'*week. budget rerommeti 'ad by the Commllfgo Chairman Reji. Governor and Cs inrt. J J. G riffin o f Osceola says While culcn.l s In both lie hope* it will bo passed to the Senate house* are crowded with doz- and sent en* o f hills, the most Import­ Thursday or Friday. ant subject right now li the Willie the House bill wa* record Idllioii-dollar general only a half million dollar* appropriations measures. The over budget commission rec­ House committee already has ommendations, h i compared pasted its bill. for the predicted $4 million Sen. Wilton Carraway, of incri-uae hy the Senate com­ TuMulinssee, chairman o f the mittee, both bills would lie Senate money committee, pre­ way under anticipated rev­ dicted the Senate appropria­ enue fur the coming bienni­ tions act would total about um. $4 million more than the $1,The House committee okay­ 098,flr>5,7fll recommended by ed $1,000,007,275 In opera­ the Cabinet Budget Commis­ tional fund* and $25,747,991 sion. fo r construction, nut Includ­ The bill is expected to ing the state universities clear committee either Tues­ which are financed hy bond day or Wednesday and be Issue*. introduced the middle o f the One o f the biggest ruts week. made by the House committre wo* $2.7 million from the Department o f Education's school testbook programs. It left $10 million in the meas­ ure for hook* during the bi­ ennium. They are headed for long month* ' o f ceparalion from their loved one*. They will be facing great dangera in car­ H . H. H A R R IS O N rying out their mission aboard the USS independence wlW ant commander took over the the Seventh Fleet. C l) duties from A. B. PeterIt is comforting to know that sun Sr. Harrison had been "F IG H T O N " Reconnaissance Attacx Squad Peterson's assistant since the LONDON ( U l’ t ) - U . S. Un­ ron One la at the pinnacle *»' first o f this year. der Secretary of State George combat readiness. It makes ui “ I have no solution any W. Hall said today the United at home feel safer. more than Mr. Peterson did,” Stale* would "figh t on" In • • a Harrison said, answering *• Viet Nam rather than sign a about solving the The C la n o f 1010 isn't a query agree­ “ meaningless lone. The Class or 19*2 ol m ent" with the Communists. Saminole High School also is Ball addressed the opening thinking about a reunion meeting of Use Southeast Asia Classmate* will meet at the Treaty. Organization (S K A TO ) caucus room of the F lrit Fed­ ministerial council called to eral Savings and Loan at 7:30 shore up allied defenses p. m. Tuesday for the pur­ against Communist aggres­ pose o f planning a reunion. sion in Viet Nam and other All mem beri are urged to at­ Three Sanford men were in ed In "g o o d " condition trouble spots in the SEATO tend. theater. Jured, two seriously, In two Seminole hospital today. • • • separate accidents about 7 p. A Mr*. M cTavlih, who lives at 203 Oaklawn In Sunland m. Saturday near the inter­ Estates, called the other day section of SR 13 *nd U. S. with a problem—to say the 17-92. Robert D. Fleming, 2S, of 207 least. She was all set to do the w rc k 'i washing and cleaning Citru* Drive, and Frederick and not a drop of water. She W. Hochitettcr, 21, o f 1213 and other neighbors In Sunland Magnolia Avc., were admitted say that the water la cut off to Seminole Memorial Hos­ arbitrarily from time to time pital with serious injuries af­ ter the car in which they were without notification. riding overturned. • • • James Marion Harman Sr.. First graders will sign up 39, of 472 Rosalia Drive, a Tuesday at West Side-Gram­ newspaper photographer cn m ar Elementary and oilier route to the scene o f the ac­ schools inSanford, At West cident, was injured when his Side the sign up period will be station wagon left the road and from 1:30 to 3:30 p. ro.. Birth fell Into a drainage ditch. certificate! must accompany Slate Trooper J. L. Sikes all prospective students. said a 1965 Barracuda driven • • • by Fleming went through a Richard Mayer, of Lake stop sign at 17-92, skidded aMary, 1* one o f IS outatand cross the four-lane, sailed 71 ing sophomores at Stetson Uni feet through the eir and roll­ vertity elected to membershir ed another 100 feet before com­ In the Green Circle honorary ing to rest In a marsh. Dam­ for Junior men. Member* are age to the car was estimated selected on the bail* o f poten­ at 11,300. Hochstettcr was a tial leadership, scholarship passenger In the car. and character. Sikes said Fleming epparently was traveling at a high rale of speed. He was charged with reckless driving. H A V A N A (U P 1 ) — Cuban Hsrmon, attempting to reach Prem ier Fidel Castro, conced­ the accident scene along the ing that Communists had Join­ shoulder of the road, fell into ed the revolt la the Dominican a drainage ditch. He suffered Republic, has denounced U. back injuries and his car M ISS N E W S M Y R N A Bench o f 1964 (Jane Freem an) plants a buss on S. troop landing* there. He daroagos waa estimated at the bald pate o f A ctin g M ayor A . L. Wilson as 20 lovelies entered in the warned the Cuban people a U. $300. Seaside Fiesta Thursday through Sunday paraded through downtown All three persons were list­ S. invasion could occur here. Sanford to plug the 16th annual N ew Sm yrna Beach a ffa ir. T h r e e S a n fo rd M e n In ju re d Fidel W arns In M is h a p s Meanwhile, House Speaker E. C- Howell told UE'l today that, in looking hark over the first half o f the session, he was "pleased" with the work so far. "W e are well ahead of w hw e S t S e n last tlmo,” ha said, "both In terms o f bills passed and Introduced.” Bowel) shrugged aside the feet that some o f the seeelan's most Important bills era among the 1,009 still in the legislative mill. A m ajority o f tha 339 bill* passed eo fa r er# local. Gov. Haydon Burns has signed six o f the measures, vetoed two and allowed the rest to lwcome law a fter a grace peri­ od without hi* signature. Among very important meaturea which have not reached the floors o f the two housea are the Judicial re­ form hill, revision o f election statutes and a sizeubte part o f th* Burns administration program. Thera also are the appro­ priations bill and tho general revenue bills to be consider­ ed. Brazil Supports U. S. Actions A U T O M A T IO N 7 LAKELAND (U P I ) — l*orta United States actions to Citrus harvesting by machine will bo discussed Wednesday restore peace in the Domin­ at a meeting o f a Florida ican Republic. Citrus Mutual committee. Brasil also backed the U. RIO DE JANEIRO (U P I )— Brazil announced today it sup- Cut RUPTURE PHNOM P E N H , Cambodia (U P I ) — Chief o f State Prince Norodom 81hanouk an­ nounced today his Cambodian government baa broken o ff diplomatic relations with tho United States, S. request for creation of a peace committee by the O r­ ganization of American Stales (O A S ), tha Brazilian state­ ment said. U n iv e rs ity B ill T A L L A H A S S E E (U P t ) — Gov. Haydon Hum*’ $300 mil­ lion plan to four-lane 1,207 miles o f federal and elate highways in Florida scorns a cinch to be passed by the Legislature and sent before the voters for approval. But when the people will get a chance to vote It In or out la a big question. There is some opposition In the Legis­ lature and a few votes may mean the difference. The Governor, who will address a joint session o f the legislatu re next week when the constitutional amendment Is Introduced on both houses, ■ays he wants tt to go to the people on Nov. 2 o f this year. " I can wait until l DM," said Burns, “ but the people o f Flurida can't watt fo r theta road*.*’ The 10-paga bill, which lists SB major four-lanlng projects, need* tha approval o f Ht House members and 32 senators to get on the Imllot this year a t an "emergency measure.” However, i f 75 representa­ tives and 27 senators okay the bill—and this aertna a* good as dona— then it would have to wait a year beforo going on tha ballot. Burns la confident the plan will gain approval alneo tho bond payoff funds would not come out o f the pcoplc’e pockcte, at leact no more than they are already paying. It call* fur I.S cents o f tha gus tax rebate to be used as u payoff, Tha projects listed In tha measure total 1,112 mile* ot four-lanlng fo r U. 8. and main artery routes In Florida imd 95 miles o f cunnrctlng links to downtown business district* a n d communities pasted up by interstate high­ ways. The language o f the amend, ment dues not limit the total strictly to $300 million, but the governor has Hated this total In specific projects and says it will probably lie pro. vlded In four $76 million Is- e n it e u f Open FrL Nlghtal f t L1I1US MW ST iu u r v “ ALW AYS W T n QUALITY M oney By S o lo n s l:.\ Only $723,000 was approv­ ed fo r the university o f East Central Florida today by th* Scnato appropriation* com­ mittee. The two-year appropriation was included in a atata spending bill being written by the committee. Proponents o f the univer­ sity, to be located south o f O vkdo in Orange County, have been seeking $7 to $8 million to g e t tha school op­ ened in 1907, Central Florida legislators contend a bare minimum of $7 million I* needed to get the university opened on schedule. I f tho $723,000 appropria­ tion stands, obaervcri believe opening o f tho school w ill bo delayed several jraara. The Senate go t down to work today on a proposed bill that runs about fl.fi billion and Chairman Wilson Carra­ way predicted it eould roach the floor Wcdneaday and be voted on Friday or aarly next week. The House appropriation! commltteo voted Its spending bill to tha floor Friday and expects to bring it op fo r final action later this week. Carraway said although higher than tha Honaa bill, tha Sonata version w ill not require new taaea. B U R L A P LO O K F IB E R G L A S S D R A P E R IE S g 45" i 2» « r a i a pair Fiber g its ® 1007$ (la s s In tho most popular m cave o f tho day, hand wash and hang, never Iron. W hite, gold, Band, green, t o u t, melon. USB YOUR P E N N E Y CHARGE CARD! j I �Vm 9 Indians Capture State Honors Seminole High S c h o o l * ! "T w irlin g Seminole*” "Marching Seminole*” and ■ R u in h iv e taken top honora in competition. In lha Florida Bandmaatera’ Aioociatlon atate contest at Daytona Beach) tha "Tw irling Seminole*" (majorettca) took their 10th conaecutlva "sup• rio r" rating. Sylvia Williama la captain o f tha majoratta eorpa. Member* o f the band who earned "auparior" rating* for their Inatrumental aoloa in* elude David Edward*, anara drum} Rebecca Tanner, piano, and Stephen Leach, clarinet. Charlie Stein and Edward* Legal Notice r ic T iT io K * NOTICK IB herobf al»*n that I am engaged In bualnaaa at J i l t Mmltn lid., Bamlnola f.'oun4*, Florida, undar tha llctltloua turn* of, National llu.ln..* Consultants and that I Inland to raglatar » » 'd nama with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court, •amlaola County, Florida, In • ccordanea with tha provlalona of th* Flctltloua Nam* Statutes, to .w lti Bactlon l l t -01 Florida Blatutaa I I I ) . Rig! William A. Thoaa Fubllah April 11. It. *•> * Mar “ superior" ner and Claudia Bomgardner. A "auperior" rating i* the rating for a drum duet. New exhibitions hanging (hit Enaemhiee receiving the top hlgheit obtainable and all rank were a flute quartet player* and twirler* permit* month In the Federation of Art Galleriei at D eB iry Manconaiatlng of Joel Fetid, Meda ted to participate In the atate lion Houie are painting* by Nelman, Peter Darml and contcit had to earn a aim* Lilly Chen, well-known Chincie Ita lia Moore and a clarinet llarly high rating at the dla- artist of Indlalantle, and a quartet ronalating o f Leach, trlct level ronteata held aev* collection of (elected paintings by the Artists' League of Day­ Edward Hubbard, Mica Tan* cral week* ago. tona Beach. Mrs, Chen wsa born in Ha­ waii and lived and atudlcd both in China and Hawaii. Her training w ai primarily in water color* and oils with her commercial art in air bruih. She haa had many ahowinga In the Central Florida area and has given a number of demonstrations including one on television. She is m arred and haa four children. Her home and studio are in Indialantic. aiao received .* • a Legal Notice : t ■:a i ’ -av T* ? * j ,* ; “i * I'.: # REBECCA T A N N E R D A V ID E D W A R D S i, m i, cut*, it NOTICH OF BALM NOTICK Id IIKH HD Y tlIV K N that on tha 14th day of May, 1141 at 11:M A.M. at tha Waat door of tha Court llouaa of Ramlnola County, at Hanford, Florida, tha undarilgnad Clark Will offar for aala tha follo w­ ing described real property: L ot 10, Uloek U, COUNTRY CLUB 34ANOH, U N IT No, 1, according to tha |>lat tharaof aa raoordad In Flat Book 11. pagaa 1* and TS, Dublin ftacorda of Raminola County, Florida togathar with all atructuraa, improvamanta. Natural, appli­ ance!, and appurlenancea on aald land or uaad In conjunc­ tion therawiih. The aforaaald aala will ba mada purauant to a final dar n e of foredoaura enlerad In Chancery Action No. H i l l now Binding In tha Circuit Court of tba Ninth Judicial circuit of and for Ramlnola County, FlurIda. DATED thta tlth day at April, t i l l . (R IA L ) . . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Marlha T. Vlhleq Deputy Clark van dan Barg A Day Atlornaya for Plaintiff 111 Kaat Church Rtreat 441 Flrat Federal Building Orlando, Florida Fubltahl May I, 1*11 CDM a IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT, NINVH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF V l o h i d a IN ANU FOR SHMINOLR COUNTY. IN CHANCKHT NO, 14.T4R. I N K S J4UHKU1TH. a M. W ILLIi. W id o w , Plaintiff, , Defeadanl. NOTICB o r a t«T TOI O. M. W 1LL.1R, WllUHK IIKH1DKNCK IH UNK NO W N and WIIO CONOKALH H IMSE LF SU T H A T PROCESS CANNOT BK FKItBQNALLT SE R V ­ ED UPON HIM: A C O M P L A I N T H A V IN ll BEEN Filed In the Circuit Court In and for Ramlnola County, Florida, In Chanciry, •ntllltd, "I N E Z M E RK D1T 1I, widow, va. O. M. W I L L I S " praying for aartaln rallaf for tha above named Plaintiff lata Meredith and manual you tha above named defendant, 41. M. Willie, NOW, THKll tJ Foll K. T H IS 18 TO N O TIFY YOU That If you with to defend agalnit and cnnleat lha above entitled ac­ tion, You are required to file your A n iw e r or other written defame, It any you have, to till* Complaint with Ilia Clatk of the above deecrlbed Court and to eerva upon P l a i n t i ff * attorney, ALUK UT N. FITTH, 1 Maeonto Building, H a n f o r d , Florida, a eopy tharaof on or befora lha 4th day of June m i. T H E N A T U R E of aald Com­ plaint la to prey that Ilia f o l­ lowing deecrlbed landa lying and being In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlti Lot I. Block "C." OENE UAUI.KR SECTION OF MEREDITH MANOR, nr. cordlna to tha plat there* uf recorded In Plat llmik «, page I I of lha Dublin Rec­ ord* of Seminole County, Florida, and, That portion of L ot I, Illnrh • « , " OKNK <1ARLES SECTION f ) F M Kit EDITH MANOR, according to plat thereof recorded III Plat Book I, pea* »* <>f tb* Public Record! of Hemlnnl* County, Florida, deacrihed te follow e: COMMENCE at the H, \V. Com er of l.ot 1, Block f . Dene Uahlaa He,lion of Meredith Manor, ee aforeaald, tlianca run North 41 Dearer* I I mln> utea Weal 121.74 faat to a point of bealnnltiBi Ihenc* rontluue North 41 degree* 11 minute* W r i t l l . t l feet to th* P, C. of a curve hav­ ing a radlue of l l . a i feel, thence Northerly on th# aro of aald curve 11 1* feet to the P. T. of aald curve, th em * South *4 dear*** I I mlnutea Kaat * 1.4 feat, thane* South 11 degree* I I minute* I I aecond* Kaet IT.II feet to the eald point of beglnnlua, b* foreclosed by virtu* o f a certain vendor'* Han agalnit aald landai F A IL NOT TO A N IW E R Leal a Deere* Pro Conf«**o b* •nter*d herein aaalnet rou. WITNKSM MY HAND and 111* Official Sa il of lha above ntyl•d Caart at Hanford, Semlnol* County, Florid*, thta tlth day of April. A. D. 1111. (S E A L ) Arthur H. Rarkwllh, Jr. c le rk af tha above piyled Court By: KHaabalh Ilruauahaa A L B E R T N. F IT T S I Maaontc Building SaaforS, Florida Attaraay far Plaintiff rubltah: Alar *, la, i t , * 4, l i i l cu v * Chinese Artist Has Paintings At Mansion STEPH E N LEAC H C H A R L E S S T E IN Legal Notice Legal Notice IN T H E C IRCUIT COURT OF TIIM NINTH JU D ICIAL C IR . UUIT, IN AND FOR aKMINOl.E COUNTY, FLO RIDA, ( It A NCr.lt V NO. 14KM F IR ST F K D K IIA I. HAVINOB AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporation. Plaintiff, v*. JOHN P. JOHNSON and NKDBA (I. JOHNSON, hta Wlf*i and T H E FOREST PltO PBRTIKS, INC. a Maaaachuaettt cor* poratlon, Defendant*. NOTICE OF *1 IT T O l JOHN I*. JOHNSON Rasldanc* Unknown NKDR A O. JUII.NHON Itreldenra Unknown Tou are hereby notified Ihet a cult ha* been filed aualuat you In lit* ahov* entitled r u m . and that you era required t* til* your anawer with lha Clark of thl* Court and to aarv* a copy thereof upon th* plaintiff or plaintiff'* altnrneye, whoa* name and addreaa Is (litre, lledrh'k A Itoblheon, 10! Meet Church Htrect, Orlen. do, Florid*, not l i t e r then May II, l i l t , It you fall to do *o a Deere* Pro Confasso wilt b* an* tarad aaalnet you for the re. lief demanded In the Com­ plaint. Thta ault I* to for*, cloa* a m o r ta l* *. The real pro­ perty pro, redrd egeloet le: Lot It. Illurk D. of L I T T L E W K K 1W A ESTATES NUMBE It ONE, according in th* plat thereof a* recorded In ITet Rook I, pea* It, of the Public Record* of Semi­ nole Counly, Florid*. WITNESS my hand end the eeel of thta Court at Hanford, Florida, tble ath day of April, latt (B EA U Arthur H. Beckwith, J r. Clerk lly: Martha T. Vllilen. D. C. (Hire, Hedrick A llulilneon lot Kaat Church Street Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Puhtleh April i f . It, I t A May 1. t i l l . C D L -II IN TIIM CIR CUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIIICI IT. IN AND POM aP.NINIII.IS COUNTY, * T A T K OP F LO R ­ IDA, IN CIIANCF.RY. NOTICE OP POIIK4J,linUMI! BALK Nolle* la hereby given that the undartlantd, Clerk of th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Ju­ dicial Circuit. In and for Hem. Inula County. Ftprlil*. purauant to th* dacraa M| gyrecloaut* entered In a rand pending In aald Court, tba a ly l* uf which la NlHtTII AME RICAN MORTtl AUK CORFU RAT I ON. an Ar kanaaa corporation, Plaintiff. va. Ji iSKI’ ll A. CORRfTT nnd V I R U I M A 1- L'Ult It ITT, hi* wife, Defandanla. and th* dorket number of which I* 1440*. will offer for aala and aall at Public Outcry to the liiaheet and beet bidder for raali, the following de* acrlltad properly alluot* In SenilKul* County, Florida, to wit: Lot IT, Block 1. I IE F T L K R HOMES ORLANDO SEC­ TION ONK. according to map nr plat tharaof r e ­ corded In Plat Rook II, I'agee E and a, Public Rec­ ord* nf Seminole County, Florid*. Said aala will b* held at th* front atep* or th* Samlnola County Courthoua* In th* city of Hanford, Florida, on th* tlth day of May, 1* * 6, at Il;ti0 o'clock A.M., or aa anon there­ after aa the earn* cal: t>* done. (S E A L ) Arthur H, lleckwlth. Jr. Clark lly Marlha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ItOESS, WIHI IT A 11l ilt FORD American National Rank Bldg. I*, o. line l l l t l St. I ’rteretiurg, Florid* 11711 Pulillali: May J, I I * ! CPU 5 IN TMH F l l l l 't I T f i l l IIT, NINTH Jl'tltCt At, C tllC I'IT UF PI.UMIUA IN AND FOR t K N IN U L K COUNT! CHANCERY NO. I 4.SJ* A. D. RUBIER. Plaint iff va. JIMMIE SMITH him! SEMIN(ILK MIA N CoRI-lillATtUN, a Florida Corporation, Defendant* NOTICK OF aALbS NOTICE IH HKIIK IIY OtVKN that on th* ITth day of May, ISOS, *1 11:110 o'clock A. M. el the main door of the Courthone* of Seminal* Counly, at Saniord, Florida, th* underalgnad Clark will offe r for aala In the hlgheet end beet bidder for caeh the following deairlbed real property: twit I, lllock 14, lavckharl Hubdlvlelon ercordllig to 1h* Plat thereof a* r e ­ corded In Plat Book I, page TO, Publlr Record* ol Seminole County, Florida, loaether with all atructuree, Irnprovementa, flat urea, appli­ ance*. end appurtenance* on eald land nr u.ed In conjunc. tlon therewith, Thla aala la mad* purauanl to final darra* of forarlneur* entered In Chancery action No. 14,111 now pending In lha Cltrult Court In and for BrinInole County. Florida. D A T E D thl* lltli day at April. A. U. l i l t . ISKALl Arthur If. Rarkwllh, Jr. Clerk of tba Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for aemlnnl* County, Florida lly Maalna atowelt. D, C. iRIItIMlN V. FRE D E R IC K Attorney for Plaintiff l i t Eaet Commercial at reel P. D. Boa 111! Sanford. Florida, 12771 1‘ ubllah: May I, I I I ! CDM I NOTICK OP I A I . K Nolle* la hereby given that purauant to Float D u r e * of For* cl mure and Hole entered In lha rail** pending In Ilia Circuit Court In and for gamInula County, Florida, caa* docket No. 14711, th# undrr• l*ned Clerk will aell th* pro­ perty alluated In aald Count) deecrlbed aal I ail I I, lllock II. TANULKWOOD SECTION T H R E E I t U n . A T according to plat lliereuf rein Med In Plat lionk in. pan* R , Publie Record* or Semlnol* County, Florida: logellier wi th the following Item* of proparly which ar* located In and permanently Inatalled a* a part of th* Improvement* on eald land: ft. K. l|o| Water Heater, permanently Initalled, aer­ ial no. P l a o i l l t . Model TUII, ** gallona: Nulone K i t ­ chen Evliauel Kan, In", per­ manently Inalalled: ( 1. E. ilarhaa* DDpoaal, Serial No. r i * ! « l l . Modal I F A I L parmanently Inalalled: 41. K, Electric Range, Free Blend­ ing, Serial No. I 'N U I IT A Model 1Jlt<>: 41. K. Refr iger­ ator, Fre* Standing, Sr rial No. n p i l l i l i l . Model 141121*} I I Vanatlan Blind*, perma­ nently Attached hardware at public >ate to th* hltheit bidder fo r caeh, between th# hour* of 11 oil o'clock In lha forenoon amt 2 :0( a'clock lu tha afternoon, oa lha lath day of May. A. D. 1* 1!, at lha front door nf th* Semlnol* Counly Court Houaa, In San­ ford. Florid*. INKAI-I Arthur 11. Rackwrllh, Jr. Clark of Ilia Circuit Court By Marlha T, Vlbltn Deputy Clerk A lb an C. Warty, Ally. 1(11 Central Avenue St. Patareburg. Florida Publlah: May I. I I I ! CDM 1 .NOTICB OF AP P LIC AT IO N FOR CI.OII Nil, VAC AT ING AND ARANOONINO U T ILIT Y K A iK N K N T NOTICE IH H E R E B Y G IVEN by T H E It A It KCXIKIIH CO. INC., a Florida corporation, fee atmpla title nwntr of Ilia fol­ low ing daacrlbad property sit­ uate and being In Samlnola County, Florida, to-wlt: Lot 12, Block A and th* Westerly 1ST faat of Lot I, lllock II. nf ( 1LEN AUDEN HI’ IIDI VIHIUN, Town nf Altamonte Spring*. F lo r ­ ida, according to th* Flat tharaof as recorded In Plat Rook 14, P ag* 24. Publla Rarnrdi of Semlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. purauant to the Ordinances of Altamonte Spring*, Florida, haa filed a Patlllon with Ilia Town Council of Altamonte Sprint*. Florida, whereby It haa r*i|U*at*d a resolution to b* adopted providing for lha clos­ ing, vacating and abandoning of that certain three I l l - f o o t utility aaaarnant reserved along th* common-lot tin* between tha two (21 Iota aforeaald daicrlbed: and <ht aald Town Council of Altamonte Spring*, Florida, will hold a public bearing on the aald Petition on th* l»t h day of May, A.D. t i l l , at 1:00 o’clock p m , at lha Town Hall, Altamonte Spring*, Florida, at which time thus# for and again*! th* isms will l-a heard and final action tak­ en. HAT ED thla K i l l day of April, A. n , m ’-. DOROTHY H ARD EES Acting Town Clark Town of Allatnont* Springs, Florida H. JOSEPH DAVIS. JIL, uf tha firm Stanatrom, Davla A Mclntoih Post Office ling I I I * Sanford. Florida, 12TTI Attorney* for aald Town Puhllah: May 1, 114! CDM T NDTIUK OF T H E ADOPTION OP A HUBULITtON CLONING, VACATING AND ABANDO N­ ING PART OF UOt GLAS AY KM Lb, A N l> ALL OF GLO RIA AV E N UE IN T R A I T 1*. BANLANOO BPHINIIB BURIII VISION* TU WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nutlc* la harcliy given Unit purauant to Section IJl.lu, Florida Htatutea <I»S1), tha Hoard nf County Coinmlialnnera of Samlnola County, F lo r ­ ida. adopted a resolution on tli* 21th day » r April, ta il, rinsing, vacating and abandoning a cerlaln half street right-ofway and a cerlaln full atrert righ t-of-way In S a m l n o l a County, Florida, deacrihtd aa follow*: A. That part o f Douglas A v e ­ nue which ls between Die South right-of-way tin* of Htat* Road No. 414 and Hi* North righ t-of-way lllia of Barton Street, thla part of Dougla* Avenue ha Ing shown aa 1! ft. or ’ « the land necessary tor a atreat right-of-way to Tract No. is. Sanlando Springs Sub­ division, recorded In Plat llook !. Pug# IS of the Publto Record* of Semin­ ole County, Florida, Doug­ las Avenu* being localed along tha East lln# of th* NtV U of the H\v*i of Sec­ tion 2, Township 21 South, Range 2'J East, U- All of Gloria Avenu* which I* between the North rlab l-of-w ay line of Slat* Road No. I l l amt (he North lln# of th* N W U of th# HtVli of Section 2. T ow n­ ship I I South, Range 2! East, It tiling originally dedicated aa a full street between Longwood Drive (now Slat* Road No, I l f ) and Carlton atrial, this aactlon of Carlton Htr**l having been abandoned by the Board of County Com mlailonera of Sentlnul* Count), Florida, on tha ninth day of June, H i ! (that resolution or aban­ donment la recorded In County Commission llook 24, Pag * I t l t i Gloria A v e ­ nue being located entireI) In Tract No. 21, Sanlaiidn Springs Subdivision as recorded In Plat Book !. P a t * 1*. Public Record! nf Semlnol# Counly, Florida. Let this notice h* published on* time within thirty ( 1*1 day* following the adoption of the Resolution In tints Issue of a newspaper of grnrral circu­ lation published In Htntlnul* CountyDated, thla 2Tth day of April. 1141. Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk nf the Board of County Cuninilaalunera, Seminole Comity, Fluilda. Baker A Baker P. O. Boa 1171 nrlando, Florida Publish: May 1, 1141 CDM 4 Ohr *antarb Ol' Miss Inundates Bllinois Farmland Q U IN C Y , 111. (U P I > — The tireless M iiiin lp p i River U p­ ped over fiO,000 nerca of rich 111inoii farmland today and hurled a fourth flood creat at thin Mufftop city. Hannibal, Mo., 20 miles aouth o f here, also braced for o new creat. Two downtown block* already were aubmt-rged and flood water* began to stagnate. The Miiaisalppl waa expect­ ed to creat at 24.6 f e e t Tues­ day at Quincy and Hannibal, the last two population rent­ er* In the path of the tenncloua month-old flood. Karh o f the three previous creata here haa broken a nearby dike, flooding a total of about 60,000 acres in the Illinois farming counties of I’ike, Henderson and Hancock. fighting work in tome areas. A woman sightseer f e l l through a wooden sidewalir in Hannibal and broke hirT ankle. Dike worker* stood by a long threatened levee at Nfota, III., about 60 miles north o f here, using walkietalklp* to call fo r help in case of breaka Arlington Rites For Deltona Vet ^"All | saidwas: ‘r I s Legal Notice ' s. " N - Mil / / •hall receive th* sum nf E igh­ teen Hundred Dolla-s tlt.lrtti.* Four IJ.S. president* gave 01) per annum payable tn monthly Installment* of One their namei to atate capi­ Hundred F ift y Dollar* (IliO ftn) ta l!: Lincoln, Nabr.i Jackion, for automobile eapenaa*: pro­ M in .; Madlaon, W it. and viding an affective data. Publish May 2, 111! Jefferaon City, Mo. T Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my hat.” i * M ilitary Barriers ware italil Curthy Forester, o f Maryland, at Arlington National Cernr- nnd John Foreater, nf Freshno, Calif., and a sister, Mr*. tcry fo r A 1hart K. Foreater, Jessie Hclitand, o f Pennsyl­ 74, o f 001 llnlitend Avenue, vania. Daitona, who died April 2.1 at Fish Memorial Hospital in iJeldind. The Foreater* rrccntly had NOTICE OF LEGISLATION moved to D e l t o n a from T o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice la hereby given nf In­ Drooklyn, N. Y., where he tention to apply tn th* 17(1 httd bean employatl n* a post­ Yeeelon of Florida Legislature for passage of an act relating al riark. He was a World War to Seminole County, amenllng I veteran. Section 2, Chapter ! T - l l t Law* Survivor* are hia w ifr, nf Florida, a* amended;; provhRtig that the Chal-mvn nf Mr*. Marguarite Foreater, of the Board of Count/ Commis­ Deltona; aoni, Talbert Mc- sioner* of Namlnnt* Cvunty ♦ TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS .5 C* 9 , CliM-12 IT SAVE M O ST A T T IP TOP! F L O R ID A G RAD E” A ” C U T U P FRYERSo9 9 ^ i i F LO R ID A GRADE “ A ” STE W IN G 11 4th. St. & Sanford A ve. HENS 1100 W . 13th. St. Quantity R igh ts Reserved H E R M A N ’S RAK-B-Q WIENERS 12 OZ. . . . 29c I ^ A N TEND ER i •i FRESH 100% P U R E GROUND BEEF 4 i . . 3 lbs. 99c 4 PO R K STEAK * 39 KIIURF1NE HI,HOW M A C A R O N I OK LONG 7 OZ. I*KG. S P A G H E T T I L IM IT 4 W IT H 93.00 ORDER BBALDHW SEALD KW EET LE M O N AD E OR 6 OZ. C A N L IM E A D E L IM IT 9 PLE A S E FOOD K IN G C A T S U P « *« *» *« io L IM IT 9 W IT H 93.00 ORDER r GOHUY'H P L A IN OK IODIZED S A L T 26 oz ,,kg' P E A K B LAC K OZ. P E P P E R :C A N L IM IT 3 EACH PLE ASE GOLDEN R IP E B A N A N A S 3 is .2 9 LARG E SIZE L E M O N S doz 3 9 ‘ N E W TE X A S O N IO N S LB. P IN K M E A T CANTALOUPES 3 FOR o Rrralb Published Dally asragl l e t . aeday, Baaday a ad rferlai, *aaa« pa Wished Battwday •w etd la f Christmas hy Tha Baaferd Herald. 8*4 W 111 I I - Isa lsr d , Florida. l eaaag rises Paataga Paid at Baaferd, F la. Bahaaalgtlaa R ale# h r Car- Week Sightseer* complicated flood- A backwater dike at Pleas­ "Alm oat everything that could give way already ha* ant Hill, III., aouth of Hanni­ broken," an official here laid. bal was strengthened by vol­ Two more d i k e s w e r e unteers to stem the threat of n break whirh official* »aid th re a te n e d to d a y . Worker* labored to fo rtify would inundate five mllea o f a levee protecting Hull, 111. farmland. W ater began lapping at a Moat o f the town'* 600 resi­ dent* already had evacuated new 20-inch broad rim atop their home* and tha remain­ dike* guarding a rural Illin* der prepared to flee, if neces­ oia area across from Hanni­ bal. sary. > * ■Sr M i l l U N IT 9 FLKAS1 T ea r I (A * t �___ ____________ V fr a O New 'Yardstick' In W ar On Poverty Mon. M ay 3, ’65— Pane 3 'Baby Of Year' Shriver said the new stand­ $1,800. For families o f two costs to live a decent life In I and under different W A S H IN G T O N ( U l’ h — The federal government’* war ard would take into consider­ the poverty level would lie different parts o f the country [stances. .Contest Won By on poverty program is using ation a new yardstick to determine just which American families ure really poor. R. Sargent Shrtver Jr., di­ rector o f the Office of Eco­ nomic Opportunity (O K O ), announced the change even as the U. S. Chamber o f Com­ merce was challenging the government’s n I d standard which saya that any family earning less than 1:1,000 an­ nually is poverty-stricken. Karen Brisson Little Miss Karen Brisson, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Brisson. of Sanford, re­ ceived her trophy and sav­ ings bond as winner of the "B aby of the Y e a r" ^conducted by the contest Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at i • f U « a meeting of the Civltan Club, The Clvitan Club was the sponsor of the winning baby and Brisson it president of the organisation. Proceed* from the contest, $204.92, were donated to the Little Red Schoolhouie for mentally retarded chllldren. Accepting the check was James Hunt, president of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children. Mrs. S. 0. Dormlney, chap­ ter president, and Mrs. Joseph Corley, ways and means chair man, presented the prises to Mr. and Mrs. Brisson and thi check to Hunt. Hunt acknowledged the check with gratitude from the eehool and told those assem­ bled that the association Is working toward providing full facilities to care for the more than 300 mentally retarded children In Seminole County. "W e have sent off letters to the proper authorities Justifylng our need for extended faci­ lities and hope that more help may be forthcoming soon," he explained. Brisson told Hunt that the Little Red Schoolhouse "is a project close to the heart oi Civltans end we Invite you tc call on us for any assistance that we can givt now and la the future." Little Karen said nothingahe just chewed on her tro­ phy. K A R E N RRISSON received the "Bnby o f the Yenr" trophy. LooKinp on are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brisson Cleft), Mrs. S. 0. I)orminey and James Hunt. (Hcrnld Photo) respective s lit Pork Chops u 59/ Fish Sticks,ox59/ Cookies .. “»25f! ^CARRAW AY and *Casually McKIBBIN 114 N O R T H P A R K 322-0331 TOP V A LU E REG 39* . . CRACKIN' GOOO NEW READY SLICED ICE BOX TH E IM PA I.L A S played for a recent dance o f the Geneva Youth Club at Geneva Community Hall, Members o f the tfroup nre Harry Wilkin, Mike Underwood, Larry Holloway, Sonny Kenton and C liff Cohen. FRESH TEN D ER YO U N G S t r in g B E A N S Cucumbers 5 f. 39‘ CreamPies 3 1. MORTON ALL FLAVORS For a FREE 60-DAY T R IA L R ID E This coupon entitles bearer to: ASTON FROZEN CONCENTRATE O RAN G E FREE 60-DAY TRIAL RIDE on MONROE SHOCK ABSORBERS We’ll Install a set of Monroe *hock* on TOP Amm LUhI* STAMPS wniVr»«& e • «*» m On t P p o iim P O I DELUXE your car. Try them for 60 daya. If you’re not fully satisfied, return them for a full re- ■ “ NEW LOW P R IC E FRESH - CRISP f ir e s t o n e $ thkipi N aatf CRO P! Bring this coupon to M . a Hi N E W P iz z a GOOD P I# t h r u m a y etm #41 a t amt wttmmnm_________ J U IC E While we're installing your shocks be sure to enter MONROE'S "In d y Special'' contest. */ V W I N A 1965 C A R ff\ S I M I L A R T O T H E P A C E C A R IN T H I S Y E A R ' S I N D I A N A P O L I S 500 M I L E R A C E TOP V A LU I STAMPS TtAfi P r i l . RICH 1 CHOC04-AYE E clairs GOOD THRU M AY RfM #42 AT AMT WlHMW K r REGULAR lu uu v\ 29* *. .. pBAR i B QUC LOAF Bread Rolls 20-ox. LOAF 23/ 39/ REGULAR 491 49* . . SWISS CHOCOLATE N (l r illlK iA T IO N IO BUY C O N I I S I l l O S f , M A V TO* VALUE STAMPS .VMMkll U/*UN*’« r«tiva| 1a. II f v t r i y t i n t t w h o i r n t f i s f/n* « i >nf r*%f .if n m s t m t w i l l t f f c t t l v t ) / H i l / i i f s t m i f .m i l M u m o f i l f i .ili h h f t h o s e o n t h e h n l i . n i . i i n i l i s /.i< •• t . n s Coffaa Rich • ood THau uav bim Hair Dryars T M f l'H - T k to to te le W > Porfabla se e .9 5 8AN FORD TOP VALUE STAMPS I «jvjv * a*N M e w i • Cube Ste ak s •O O D THRU M A Y RTM At u t t w *a erne Vacuum Claaatrs with ©TTOcnm#fni Low, Low Prices #44 STAMPS O n s i « t » . P a e. ■D DR A N D LOAM f t r step M B B U i m GET 2nd RETREAD AT P . O. Box 1114 Sanford 1/2 O F F PhyUk^^iUgenaUin Mary H l A l KVVAL flr t B t t M D i U s* C h **!"1 NEW TREADS 8IZE e.oo-ia 6.SO-13 7.00-1* • .70-10 lumttss 1ST TIRE 411.60 12.00 12.35 Pfua tax and two trada-in liras of asms aiia off your car. oh i t un t > »<i 2ND TIRE es.so • 00 S.17 W h it a w a lla a v a i/ a b la a t m o n a y -a a v in g p r ic a a , t o o / l i t ft French Sanford, I'h. 422-0244 'fir e s to n e Open ■ aaa. * 4 p.m. Daily Friday N igh t T ill • R E G U LA R 27< . . T H R IF T Y M A ID Apple Juice. . . . 3 69 REG U LA R 594 . . BLU E B A Y Pink Salmon............ 39 R EG U LA R 624 . , V EG ET A B LE O OO O T H R U H A Y Dtn Virginia Petmekl wtMN Dim eiiMiia, me. — corteiewr — i ONI l*LR. DOS COOK QU IK _ fa mew Make 12-CT. PKG. OUANTITT RIGHTS RESERVtD PRICES GOOO THRU MAY 5TH Poua Pints RICH* M l MMAMT Mil. I HIM ___ Mary Gettings For Property S iz z le u p th e B a c o n REGULAR 79* . . lli-tb . BOX I m— m— Mm MtMred Haney 444-3411 Deltona of QUARTER LOINS SLICED • In Deltona S. families F ic k a g i Y o u r c a r w ill ride s m o o t h e r on M O N R O E s h o c k a b s o rb e rs or YOUR M ONEY BACK! Lake for three. $2,440. The Chamber o f Commerce based it* criticism o f the old gauge on the fa rt that a small family living tn a warm climate and growing most of its own food could live com­ fortably on $3,000 a year. The chamber called on the government to replace ita In­ come measure o f poverty with a "market-basket" standard which would gauge what it New Flavor Soot 1-lb. Has Hat Parade Nora Norrir TE 4-1314 St,000, and REG. 69* W E L L B E T .. Buford Herald of BACON Welcome Wagon By Mildred Haney The April meeting of the Welcome Wagon Club was a "fu n " meeting with the ladies wearing their own creitlon i of "E aster bonnets." Mrs. Bee Tibbs Is. who will he away for several months, offered her resignation as re• cording secretary. M ri. Ruth Boat will assume the office far the remainder of the yea r - Judges for the Eaeter Hat Parade were A) Poirier, John Lahtlnen and Mre. Louise Duf­ fy. The winners were Mrs. Ruth Post. Mrs. Ann Muth and Mrs. EUa Neesa Wisniewaki. a Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ann Muth and her Committee, Mrs. Cecelia Gl**fer, Mrs. Ann Francis and Mrs. Mary Tucker. Guests were Mrs. Grace MacDonald. Mrs. Felix Bailer ■ad Mrs. Louise Duffy. The Welcome Wagon Club heeded by Mrs. Eliisbeth Thomas, will offer an arts and ft handicrafts sale at the hard­ ware store In Deltona PIsia, May 14-13. the families and whether they live in urban or rural areas. It is based on the Agriculture Department’* "economy level food plan," which figures a basic cost of 23 cent* per person per meal per day. A family o f four with an annual income under 13,310 and an individual with income under $1,540 now would be classed as poor. Previously, the figures were |3,000 and clrcum- R EG U LA R 2 /2 9 4 . . J IF F Y ^41 T O tY W 4 »!IA M P I Any Tarfcay a r Turkey R sa a t •O O D THRU M A Y aeawvwM tM . Wesson O i l ..............- 4 9 ' *U Brownie M ix . . . 2 - 19’ Whip-N-Chili... 2 - 39 �Monthly old age, eurvivor* and disability Insurance ben­ e fit * In Seminole County now top (341,202, Col. Ilyron R. Patton, district manager, of Social Security aald today. The new monthly figure represent* an Increase o f 7.8 per cent over the correspondin g period last year. "Thle Increase can be at­ tributed the changes in the law in recent yea n , aa well aa the growth o f our aged population,” Patton said. •‘There la no longer any doubt. Social Security bene­ fit* are helping to stabilise the income and spending by a power o f many residents in year*, accompanied Seminole County,” Patton de­ ateady growth In the number o f beneflclarie*. clared. Tatton noted that aa of Monthly benefit* first be­ came payable in January Dec. 31, 1964, tome 6,594 1940, and they have continu- Seminole f'ountiam were colcd without interruption for leetinir about (4,095,424 an- nually from aorial aecurity. A * o f Dec. 31, 1963, there were 54162 Seminole Countiana collecting benefit*. More people in Seminole County, he aald, could draw aocial aecurity benefit* if they knew more about the law, and fo r that reaion they are urged to visit or call the local aocial aecurity office whenever they have a ques­ tion concerning their bene­ fit* or responsibilities. A t o f January 1965, in the nation at large, more than 19 million beneficlariea were receiving payment* at the rale o f (1,379,704,000 per month. The average monthly old- Retired worker, *,891* age retirement benefit In groups, number o f beneficiaJanuary waa (77.72 fo r all riea and total o f payments (206,631; w ife or hatband, State*, while in the State o f . . . ahowa the number and 671, $25,706; widow and widFlorida the average wat amount o f each type o f ower, 441, (27,667; mother* monthly benefit paid in Sem­ and children, 1,018, (48,457, (78.77, Patton laid. The following table » , . inole Ceunty aa o f laat Dec. and ditabled workera and dependent*, 666, (32,143. broken down in beneficiary 311 mEyftm . CHARGEIT! NO MONEY D A R R E L L F. Kirkpat­ pom rick, operation officer o f Hcconnuitiannce A t­ tack Wing One, ha» been promoted to com­ mander at Sanford Na­ val A ir Station. He, bin w ife ami three boys reside at .‘101 East Cryatal Drive. (N avy Photo) TO P A Y ! Fire Auxiliary To Be Organized In Village By Margaret Cosby W ives o f member* o f the North Orlando Volunteer Fire Department will meet at 1 j).m. Wcdneiday at the home o f Mr*. Molvln Campbell, 61 N . Third Street, fo r the pur­ pose o f organising a Indies auxiliary. Announcement o f plans fo r the new gioup waa made at regular meeting o f the fir e ­ men for the month o f April. In other business, (ieorge Hahn wun named historian and James W. Srhnell and Raymond Lucore w er* w el­ comed aa naw member*. It was voted to make a donation fo r the propoard fire i-tistioii to bn ioculed at Flor­ ida Roys Ranch in Live Oak nnd also that tha local dapartmant requires a fire cap­ tain and a lieutenant. These officers will lie elected at the May 12 meeting. Cidef Rill Halm announced Dial work on tha villugc di­ rectory, one o f tha depart­ ment's projects In cooperation with tha community, w ill g el underway Utia month. Regular meeting* of the firemen are on the second Wednesday o f each month with drill and truiuing aearions on til* fourth Wednes­ day. A ll mattings, for tha present lime, are held at the North Orlando village ufflces. • Plugs Into any adequately w ired 115-volt line • 7.5 amp. model draws leas current than a toaster * Cools, filters, dehumIdifies and circulates a ir • Rem oves dust and pollen • Perm anent life tim e filt e r is washable and re-usable. 1 8 ,0 0 0 B T U j a a k A IR C O N D IT IO N E R , W IT H A IR S W E E P Louver* automatically aweep a ir In all direct Iona—• • Autom atic th erm o ita t • Perm anent, wash­ able a ir filte r • A utom atically de-humldifies • 5-year w arranty E V E R Y D E LU X E F E A T U R E Kre*h a ir In — Room a ir exhauat Permanent washable filte r Decorator fron t C O M P A R A B LE V A L U E I1 M J 5 • 2-speed M aster switch • Therm ostat con. trol • Ventilation control • A ir control • 5yea r warranty American Legion Contest Finals Set Tuesday By Jaac Casselberry Finals In the oratorical con­ test sponsored by American J/cglon Memorial Post 256 of Casselberry will be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday In tbe audi­ torium of South Seminole Jun­ ior High School. The winner and runner-up In tbe contest will be awarded trophic* by tho post. Tbe four finalist* who will be presontini their prepared and extemporaneous speeches on tbe Constitution of Um Unit­ ed States art Debbi* Davis, Debbie Bacchus, Barbara Smith and Larry Rodd. Members of tho Poet and tbe Auxiliary Unit will a m * aa judge*. Principal John Angel Is Americanism Chairman C O M P A R A B L E V A L U E 9249.95 • 3-speed Mauler switch • Therm ostat control • Ventilation control w arranty • A ir control • 5-year C O M P A R A B L E V A L U E 9199.95 • 2-apeed M aster switch • Therm ostat con­ trol • Ventilation control • A ir control • 5yea r w arranty IMmsase elJ.lt ftalfc fe 4m Mghei sawllest stitch I s the strength nf tha �Senior Citizens Forming Powerful Bloc The Aging I (FD ITO K 'S NO TE: America's population is grow in* by trap* a n d bound* and. at the same time, life expectancies are increasing. Each day 5.000 person* reach 63, This in. crease in "senior cilliena" poses many pr«h]r ms — fo r the aging for those who car* for them. U PI national reporter Harry Ferguson discusses some o f them in this dispatch, first o f three on the subject.) that millions o f old people I considerable validity in the 1to live on less than $1,000 a government ealla poverty. manitarian instincts, hut It live who views th* plight of are living longer and enjoy* slogan that the latter year* year. There are nearly aix There Is increased concern wouldn’t be true. Congress is the aged with indifference is ing it less. o f their tives can It the gold- million elderly persons strug- hy the federal government, concerned because there are inviting retirement to private Hy Harry Ferguson Not all o f them, o f course. I en ones. gllng along on less than $1,* including Congress, about old about IR million Americans life, and all o f them know it. W A S H IN G TO N ( U P I ) — j M a n y o f them adjust Hut the hard facts arc do- SCO a year. That kind o f in- people. past 65 ami almost all of In the long history o f the Every day S.WM)Americans smoothly to their new way of pressing. There are three mil* come definitely puts them in It would he nice to say that them are entitled to vole. United States the federal turn age 65. It is safe to say life and learn that there is I lion elderly families trying |the category that the federal Congress is acting out o f hu­ Any senator or represents* government's concern shout old people is a fairly recent development. It has ocaurred, for instance, in the adult lifetime o f President Johnson and he mentioned that fact in accepting the annual re­ port o f his council on aging — a special group set up to study the problem: “ When I first came to Washington, we were doing nothing. Social Security was not even talked about. Old age. aa I understood, was not prevalent and it took the combined efforta o f President Roosevelt and Huey lamg nnd a good many others to dramatise the aHunt ion where we could realty do something for tlie aged. "U p to thut time most o f our elections had b#en run on the basis o f whether you were wet or dry. prohibition­ ist or anti-pnihihitionist, Klnn or nnti-Klan, or who. thrr you were for the local bridge or against the local bridge . . . I never heard o f Social Security until I was 'Jl years old. All I heard was whether you wort wet or dry. for the courthouse group or against them." The reason President John­ son did not hear anything about old people when he first came to Washington was that in the cynical world o f politics there were not en­ ough o f them to make a noise loud enough to he heard in the halls o f Congiess. in this century there has Item a startling Increase in the num­ ber o f persons past 65, Like this: In 1900 there were 3.1 mil­ lion. In 1940, nine million. j In I960, 16.6 million. pi In 1965, IK million. The projection fo r I960 la 24.6 million; for 2000, 12.1 million. Old people not only have increased in great num­ 5 ^ , bers. hut they have become organized and vocal. Politic­ ians are facing np the fact that you had better worry '! '» C L about the old folka or else. For much o f lids century medical science concerned itaelf. not with the aged, hut with the infant and the adolescent. The results were gratifying. In 1000 the death rate from the rommunlrable diseases o f childhood —- such tilings aa mrnstes, scarlet fever, whooping cough end diplherl* — w a i 65,2 per thousand. Today those diseas­ es almost have Imen ronquer* ed and the death rate ie negligible. GOT GOOD R E SU LTS Then the doctor* turned their attention to ailment* o f tile adults end the aged, and aguin average life expectancy o f Americana (hot upward in No UefroHlInK Ever a sleep curve. In 1900 It was around 45 years. Today it ie around TO. On Aug. 14, 1915, Treat, Priced Lower Than Ever dent Hooarvflt signed th* Social Security law and said • Sllm-lln# design • Telescope ontenna it was "a cornerstone in a • All channel UHF-VHF • Front-mount structure thut la being built speaker • 74 square in. view area n . l C u bic F t. 2 D o o r N o M essy D e fro w lln g In F r e e z e r O r F o o d S ection hut it hy no mean* complete." H it wonl* were prophetic. Socini Security has Helped the aged, hut it has not solv­ ed their problems. Over the year* Uongtes* has passed at least eight amendments to the Social Serurity Art, libereliiing and improving the benefit*. It currently hn* under consider­ ation a hill for medicare un­ der Social Security. Hut th* federal action has not kept pace with the problem, even though moat o f the states al­ to provide some form o f old age assistance. It is as dungeruui to gen­ eralize about old pcopte a* it ia about tceii ageri, Dem­ ocrats, Haptisla or chorus girls. Many o f them are welt adjusted and happy. Hut ma­ ny of them also are ill, dis­ couraged, hopeless and help­ less. To them to the ticking of tlie clock day after day grows louder until it aeema to l>e a hell lollin g their doom. That ia why President Johnson has chosen t h i s month o f May to try to rally the nation to the problems o f the aged. Ha knows millions o f them need more money, but he U equally interested in bestowing up them the priceless ingredients of op­ timism end bop*. TENT SALE PORTABLE TV _ all charnelUHF-VHP „„ GENERAL ELECTRIC R IO T C au*®** Personal Portable TV $591 ^ G E 11" All Channel $79 19" Slim All Channel $99 RCA 17" All Channel $119 More Parking Lot SAVINGS Console Olympic (O Q JIJ7 Stereo With AM-FM Combination T V — Sterco-ltadln RCA 21" Color Channel $279 $349 Special 21" Color Chnnnel $299 Color Combination CC7Q j P C C I d l T V • Stereo . Radio $J/7 C I KelvtoaW. 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St. Loult whipped the Pir­ ates twice Sunday, 9-3 and 5-4, to achieve a .500 winning per­ and Jess C raw ford; back row, Mike Laubert, centage for the first time this Frank Sloan, Leon Swain, Randy Ivey, G ary season and extend itx domi­ Walker, Alton Hughes, Znch Hunter and Dave Dearolph. Coaches are Churley Rose and Dick nation of the Rues to 12 con­ Colegrove. (H erald Photo) secutive games over the past two years. Remember lis t .September when the Cardinals begin their fantastic drive to the National L U C K Y D E B O N A IR League pennant? They came Into Pittsburgh in third place, lay wilb 1:30.7 and Seabreeze five games behind Philadel­ look second with Ssnford phia on Sept. 24. When they third. The Wildcats also won left town four days taler, they the sprint medley relay with had won five straight from the 2:02.2 with Seabreete second Pirates snd were only 14 and the Seminolei third. games out of first, headed for By Marshall Lingo ney. the N L flag. By Jim Bacchis Courier allowed revere* no Herald Sports Writer Manager Rod Schoendienst'a Herald Sports Writer Oviedo's Jimmy Courier hur­ tits and aidej hi* cauie at crew bounced out o l the sick­ >l:c plate with i pair o f hits. The Casselberry Indians bed again at the sight of the led his Lions to in 8-0 victory Walter Beasley went two for romped lo victory In South Pirates Sunday, completing a over Tavares Fridsy to give three to lead Oviedo at the Oviedo the group champion­ Seminole League play Friday sweep of the four-game series. ship and the right to par­ plate. The Reds swept a pair from Junior High School team, night pounding the Bear Lake Ovndo started off In the se­ ticipate in the rcgioi at tourthe New York Met* 9 4 and their season now completed, r i r i t c i 10-0, cond Inning w^cn Tim Col­ 10-8 at Cincinnati to take over join their respected teems to bert am) Wayn.- Jacobs came Lefty Jim Lucai posted the hegln Junior baseball play. the league lead; Philadelphia in after Beasley s first hit. Undefeated Rotary puts Ita shut out for the Tribe and took Ihe Braves twice at Mil­ In tha third. Courier and four garni winning streak helped his own cause with a waukee 0*0 and 10-7; Chicago Rex Brook* both singled and and undefeated season on the pair of singles and a double. halted Hnuston'a lit -gam e Jacobi walked to leave the Leonard Hollis rapped two winning atreak 0-3 and San line against second place C iv­ bases loaded for Mike Partin. doubles and a single and Brent Francisco brut the Dodgers itan. Partin tingled and Brooks and Helms helled a home run and at lore Angeles 4-2, in 10 in­ In the Little League, the Courier came in. top game o f tha day la tha a single In the Casselberry ning*. The bases were loaded In the American League, Chase-First Fedaral game at effort. again In the same Inning when The Altamonte Senator* Baltimore toppled the Yan­ Ft. Mellon Park at 4:30 this Beasley singled, pushing in afternoon. A First Federal swept to their second win of kees at New York 4-2 In 10 The Ball and Chetn League Jacobs. Partin moved In on a win would tie the two games the young campaign on Satur­ innings and S-O; Washington ended their winter schedule passed ball to give Oviedo a day, handing the North Or­ ■hocked the Indians at Cleve­ fur the league leadership. at Jet Lancs nnd a real bat­ 00 lead at the end of the lando Cardinal* a 14-3 drubb­ land 1-3 and 4-3; Boston whip­ tle was waged between the third Inning. ing. ped the Tiger* twice at De­ Ueaglrs, the ultimetu win­ Billy Mikler and Courier Bruce Stuart pitched the troit 3-1 and 10-3; Minnesota ners, end the Four Links who came in the fourth and there distance for the Nats and led stopped the White Sox 3-3 in have been their closest pur­ was no more icore in the ballthe offensive assault with a 10 Inning* then lost 3-4 at suers for most o f the season. game. single, a double and a home Chicago and host Kansas City With all members o f both Courier allowed three walks run. beat the Lot Angeles Angels teami turning in good e f­ and struck out twelve. Tom Pinnock had a tingle 95 after losing the opener fort*, it remained for Bill The losing pitcher was San­ and a double for Alla monte, 10-8. Meek to take the bull by tha dy Colley. He waa relieved In By David Higginbotham and Kd Wire and Bob Stephorns end provide the d iffer­ Herald Sports Writer the fourth by Bret Heath. hensoa had three hits apiece ence. Bill ram* through with Coach John Colbert's Rem- for Ihe Cardinals, The class B regional tourna­ five strikes in a row in the hole High swimming team ment for tbii region will be In other Senior League third and deciding game to finished their season In the games over Ihe weekend, Tom held in Oviedo this Friday poat a 232/G59 that also took ('leas A A Group G District Austin hurled Longwood to a when the Lions vie with Zcpgame and scrips honors for Meet Saturday with only one 7-C victory over the Altamonte hyrhiUs for the regional cham­ evening. Mery Meek M ONTREAL (U P I) - The the ■wlmmer qualifying fo r the Twins, and Sunland defeated pionship and a chance to par­ (ta t« meat. Barbara Bolt set Lake Mary, 11-2, behind the Montreal Canadiens, making came through fo r game and ticipate in the state tourney. a new Seminole rrcord and find pitching of Donnie Smith. the most o f such Intangibles series honors for the distaff as borne Ice and team spirit, side with a 180/629 series. took firat in the back itroks In Little League action Cas­ won the National Hockey Lea­ Thelma Hickson shot 172/405 with a time o f 1:14.9. selberry outdistanced Bear gue'! prized Stanley Cup for nnd Bryant Hickson rolled Others who placed In the Lake, 9-3. The Indians' Lar­ a record 13th time. 100/507 all for the Beagles. meet, hut nut qualifying fur ry Cote won the mound verdict The Canadiens clinched the The Four Links had their the State meet, were Busier and Terry Baker led the Tribe cup title Saturday night In share of gunners In Charlotte LAS VEGAS. Nev. (U P I) Bruce fifth in the 200 free hitting attack with a triple. the opening 20 minutes of Gulin with a 180/489, FranThe fam iliar figure of Arnold with 2:18 and Hobby Hcuilrick Clint Gorree had a double lo play and went on (a defeat Ihe res Sheets wllh 174/490, Hay­ Palm er was on top of tho golf sixth will: 2:19. Headrick al­ pace the Pirates at the plate, Chicago Black Hawks 4 0 In den Sheets with 197/515 world once again today. so took fourth In the 400 Mike Smith pitched Lake Ihe seventh and final game of and Chaae Dulln with a 190/Palmar gained revenge on free style with 4:88. Andy Mary to a 9 0 victory over Sun- the aeries. 552. his constsnt rival, Jack NickLyon took fifth In the breast land, belting a home run to Chuck Bergren rolled a laus, Sunday and led 22 other stroke with 1:14.9. boost his cause. The Altamonte 213/648 eerie* to pace the Professional Golf Association The olhrr girls were Cindy Twins' Steve Davis topped Hnndy Four In a three point (P G A ) champions from wire Wilson fourth in the 200 in­ Longwood, 4 2, despite a dou­ win over the Four B'e. Ka­ to wire to win 114,000 and the dividual medley with a time ble and a triple by the Braves' thy Rurkur spun a 170/603 Tournament of Champions o f 2:50.0 and Rosemary W al­ Ronnie Allman. to lead tha Four B'a. Sam title. ton fourth in the diving com­ North Orlando pounded the petition. NEW YORK (U P I) - The Bass hit fo r a 184/517 that Altamonte Senators, 11-3, be­ NCAA televised game o f the sparked the Goof Bell* to a This season ha* bean the hind the iteady pitching of week tfali year will feature three point win over the beat In tha history o f Semi­ Stephenson. Bobby sit o f last acuon’i top college Hopeful* In another league r nole High, with the Semlnolea Kevin mi winning every meet except Spenrer and David Donat football team*, according to match. Marlon Rankin rolled 189/on* Ion to Leesburg by a homered for the Cards In the (he schedule announced by 512 end Andy Stine a 185/613 single point and a third contest, snd Phil M ari had a NBC-TV. The aix are Arkaniaa, Notre both for the Woodpeckers at point and a third place In the circuit clout for the Nata. Dame, Texas, Nebraska, Ohio they took three end one-half Metro Conference Meet. State and Southern California. points from the Farot In the Coach Colbert Is well pleat­ They will appear in nallonatly night’s final match. ed with tha e ffo rt and time televised lilts. the team has put into mak­ PARIS (U P D -B o b Hewitt ing it what it is. Many SemRENT A CAR lnolea records war* broken af Australia, who outlasted this season In both boys' and Pierre Darmon of France, 0 3, glria' event. Colbert will 3-9, 4-0, 0-0, 8-1, in a semifinal CHICOPEE, Mass. ( U P D have a number o f returning round o f the Paris Internation­ Irttcrmen nest yaar to boost al tennis tournament Sunday, Heavyweight champion Casamat Pierre Barthes of Franc* tua Clay today begins batch­ the team. in the men’s tlnglei final to­ ing a “ big surprise" for the day. world and challenger Sonny Gall Sheriff of Australia Litton atari* perfecting a trap King Car-Truck Rental took tha women's crown Sun­ for Clay as both fighters re­ CE8ENATICO, Italy (U P !) day by beating compatriot sume training fa r tbelr May Real a atw '95 Mustsag or — Mike Hailwood of Britain Fay TOyae, 9-3, 14, 9-3. ether floe compact car far S3 bout la Boaton. ------.... ^ rode an M. V. Aguaia fourcylinder machine e v e r a course o f 09.U miles la 48 minutes, 19.3 seconds Sunday to win (be 500 CC event at the ON 100 BRANDS seventh internatloael Catenalico Circuit motorcycling rac­ es. plus 9c a Bill*. Includes T ra c k By Davkl HlfilaboUiam Herald Sport* Writer M eet third qualifier for Sanford. Derm snaky won the 890 run for Kdgewater with 3:00.9 and Tha SatnlnoU High track Stcrl Weber took second for team came la second In the third for Ocala. C la n AA Group 5 District Winter Park won the M0 reM eet Friday with 31 points. Wlator Park, with 7fl points, was tha wlnnar. Others compotini la the meet were Main* land, Seabreeze Boone, GalneavlUe, Evani, Colonial, Oak Ridge, Ocala, Edgewalcr, and DeLand placing in that First Fedaral took ovar order. second place In the Little Winter Park waa the only National League by heating team to oulicoro the Semt> the Hunt Comets, 0-G, Friday Doles i l l season and (he only afternoon. ‘ team to beat the Tribe In the Nicky Brady, tha winning Metro Conference Meet. hurler, got o ff to a shaky Sanford had a number of start but settled down In tha athletes qualify for the State late Innings to lead the way. Meet May I, with the first Ilu recorded 11 strikeouts, al­ three in esch event qualifying, lowed only one hit. la the shot put, Fagan of At Grooms topped tha hit­ Msinlsnd took first with 33 ters with two hits. Brady and feet inches. Snyder look I Ini Duncan added doubles. second for Seabreeze and Da­ Hunt saw a 4-0 lead vanish vid Noell took third for San- as First Federal scored four runs In the fourth Inning to ford, Vatlska won the 1M high tie the srora and then added hurdles fo r W inter Park with two Iniuranre runs in tha 14.4 and Giles took second for fifth. In the only other game Ocala. George Markos took third for the Semlnolea. Mai- Friday, Strirkland Morrisons' Sanford lA a also won the iso low hur­ Mustangs downed dles with 30.0 and nick Wal- Atlantic, 7-6. The victory left atrom look second for Sanford. thn Mustangs one game be­ Bumacd placed third for hind Iraguo loading, Georges, lien Twyman recorded the Booot. HiUauer won the discus for win and J e ff Ward waa Colonial wllh too feet H i In­ charged with the lost. The tup hitlers were Twyches and Slas took second for Winter Park. Noell was Ihe man with two hits and 31Ike (inlluway rhlpped In two base hits, Including a triple. Vottolinr, o f Sanford Atlantic, had the gem r’a only homer. The game went Into the f i ­ nal liming tied 3-3. Tha Mus­ tang* rallied for four runt to graii a 7-3 lead. Sanford LITTLE N A T IO N A L W. 1„ Atlantic fought back, scoring Chase — ...........- .......... r’ 1 twice and with one out and the beset loaded, Donald First Federal .............. 4 Brown came in to relieve lien Hunt Lincoln-Mercury . 3 3 Twyman and struck out the Locomotive Engineers . 3 3 quality Mobile Gomes .. 0 (1 next two Ssnford Atlantic Game Today: Chase vs First butters to save the game for Federal 4:30, Ft. Mellon Strickland-Morrlson. Among the top games to­ ra rk day, tha Kilowatts meet L IT T L E A M E R IC A N W . I.. Kingtwood tonight at Ft. Georges ..................... 5l Mellon Park at 7:30. A ca­ Etrlckland-Morrlson .... 4 2 pacity crowd Is exprrtcd to Florida (Hate ................ 2 4 In- on hand to sea this battle Navy .......................... - 2 4 between the league leaders of Sanford Atlantic ...----- 2 4 Ihe City League. The gams Gama Today: Florida State will have a great (tearing on the first half champion. vs Btrlckland-Murrlson The Junior League It ex­ 4:30, Ray Avenue I’ mk pected to pick up pace *1 JU N IO R L E A G U E W . L. player* from the Sanford Rotary ___________ 40 Clvttan ........................... 3 2 Klwanla ..................... 32 CPO ............................... 2 3 Elks ........................ 13 Shrine . . . ................ 14 D e B a r y Social Bowling Games Today: (4:33 p.m.)— Rotary va Civitan. (7:30 League scores at the DeLand p.m.l— Shrine vs E l k s . Lance were: Blond! Shell won Both Games I’ inehurst Perk ti.T lost 42 game*; Devi* Builder* won 79 loet 53; C IT Y L E A G U E W . I** Western Auto won 79 lost Faron Builders Won 75 Kilowatts ............... 6G3; 1 lost 67; Texold Lawns won 04 Klngswood .............. G1 Leroy Robb Constructs 4 2 lost 08: DeBary T. V. Redlo Chick N ' Treat ............. 3 1 won 5344 lust 7 8 4 ; Elbow Fanning Lumber . . . . . . . . 3 3 Romm won 49 lost 83; De­ Chase ............................. 1 G Bary Pharmacy won 4044 lost USO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 6 854. Individual High T h r e s Games Tonight: <7:50 p.m.) — Kilowatts ve Kingiwood, Gamsa: William Miller— G72l (l:4 B )— Panning Lumber Robart Finn—M l ; Ellsworth ve Chess. Both games Ft. Ogden—640; A I Faron—640; Dclmar Marten)'— 510; Frank Mellon Fark Rice— G35; Edward Tarsoni— CHURCH L E A G U E GAME TIME W. I- G27; W hiter l!a ll-G 2 < ; Len­ NEW YORK (UP1) - The h. o f C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 0 ny Biundl—GIG; Frank Rica average lim e for a Nations Congregational ........... 88 — GO*. Individual High One Gama: Football League game last Church o f God .............. 2 2 Ptnecrest Assembly . . . 0 8 William Miller— 207) Delmar season was two hours aad II mloutei. R est Gamo—Tuesday N ight Marteny—203. a Casselberry Nine Topples Bear Lakers Jim Courier Hurls Oviedo Nine Into Regional Baseball Tourney First Federal Taps Hunt Comets To Take Second In Little League Beagles Take Ball And Chain Kegling Title One Seminole Tanker Reaches State Meeting City League Standings DeBary Social Scores Posted O n L O U IS V IL L E , Ky. ( U P I ) — U P I Sports Writer T r ib e D e b o n a i r 's Lucky Debonair’s trainer atill B y George C. Langford C A R R Y IN G B A N N E R F O R Q U A L IT Y Mobile Homes In this year's LH tlo Longue in squad o f 16. They are, le ft to right, fron t row, Jim m y Rose, Ricky Golegrove, Mike K o lc ff, Vcrn Smith, Ricky Smith, Dennis Carrol, George G riffin Lu cky Canadians Win Stanley Cup Palmer Wins Champions Golf Television Grid Schedule Told "All Iaid waa a Rttla awed today by his eolt’a victory in the $154,500 Kentucky Derby Saturday at Churchill Down*. “ Imagine starting the year with a maiden and four months taler winning the Kentucky D erby," said Frank Catron*, who c o n d i t i o n s Lucky Debonair fo r Sirs. Ada L. Rice o f Chicago. “ We had a little trouble with him last year, bucked •hint for one thing but noth­ ing serious. Wo could only start him once Hnd be waa sixth at Atlantic City,” he recalled. "H e won his first race at Sent* Anita on Jan. 11 ttilw year." "E veryth in g went perfect her* training for the Derby, and anybody who says there wee anything wrong with him is crazy. He never took a lame step. H I take the bandages o ff his legs and you can see fo r yourself,” he laid o f report! the colt suf­ fered from ‘‘shin splints." "H e came out o f the race perfect end we’ll ship to Baltimore on Monday or Tuesday fo r the Prakness," Catrone said. Lucky Dclxmair, after run­ ning head and head with Flag Raiser for a mile, opened up a big lead In the stretch and then outgamed Dapper Dan to win America's racing clas­ sic by a neck. Tom Rolfe was two length* farther back in third place, followed by Native Charger, Hail To A ll, Mr. Pak, Sw ift Ruler, Flag Bruiser, Carpent­ er's Rule, Hold Lad and Narushua. Rill Shoemaker, w i n n e r with Swaps in 1956 and with Tomy Lee in 1069, rode Lucky Debonair over the mile and one-quarter in 2:01 1-G, Marilyn Smith Captures Peach Blossom Honors SPARTANBURG, S. C. (U P I) Marilyn Smith sank a 22-foot eagle putt on 17 Sunday to join the ranks of two time winners of Ihe Peach B l o s s o m Invitational golf tournament with a 3 under-par 213. The eagle, followed by a bogey on 18 gave Mist Smith her third straight round o f 71 and a one-stroke edge aver hometown favorite B • t a y Rawls. Third at 216, even par, waa defending champion Mickey Wright who waa never among the leaders In the threa-day tournament. Sue Maxwell and Kathy Whitworth Ucd for fourth at 318. Option Knowles P re a k n e s s the third fastest running o f the Kentucky Derby. The son of Vertex paid 110.60, $6.40 end $4.20 and earned $112,000. Dapper Den paid $20.00 and $12.C0 while Tom Rolfo returned $4.80. A puzzled Rill W infrey reported that Bold Lad, the 2-1 favorite who never waa a serious factor throughout the race, also was fine. A fte r the race Jockey Bill Hartack said something was wrong with Bold Lad but would not reveal what it was. W infrey couldn't find any­ thing amiss, hut planned to gullop tho colt fur a few days. "Then maybe Bold Led will tell us what it is,” he said. Bold l.ad is out o f the Preakness Stakes but Dapper Dan will be aent after Lucky Debonair Again in the second of the triple crown classics to be run at Pimlico on May 15. And ao will Hail To A ll and N ative Charger. But Tom Rolf* probably will skip the race. Standings N A T IO N A L LEAG UE W L Pet. GB 12 5 .700 Cincinnati L o t Angeles 11 0 .047 1 Houston 12 7 .632 1 Chicago 8 8 .500 3t0 St. Louis 8 8 .500 3>i 8 9 .471 4 Philadelphia Milwaukee 7 8 .487 4 San Francisco 8 10 .444 4li Pittsburgh 0 12 .333 01* New York 6 13 J16 T Sunday’ ! Results Cincinnati 9 New York 4, 1st Cincinnati io N ew York 8, 2nd Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 0, 1st Philadelphia 10 Milwauket 7, 2nd St. Louis 9 Pittsburgh 5, 1st St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 4, 2nd Chicago 6 Houston 3 San Fran. 4 Los Angeles 2 Today’s Games San Fran, at St. Loula (N ) (Only game scheduled) AM E R IC AN LEAG U E W L P e t GB 10 5 .007 Chicago 9 5 .043 Minnesota 4k Detroit 9 6 .000 1 9 7 .503 Baltimoro l ‘» Cleveland 7 0 .539 2 Boston 7 0 .539 2 9 « .500 2 'i Los Angeles New York 7 » .439 3ts Washington 6 12 .333 3li Kansas City s a .214 6'r 8aaday's Rosalie Baltimore 4 New York 2, 1st Baltimore S N ew York 0, 2nd Washington 3 Cleveland 2, 1st Washington 4 Cleveland 2, 2nd Boston 2 Detroit 1, 1st Boston 10 Detroit 3, 2nd Minn. 3 Chicago 2, lit , 10 Inna. Chicago 5 Minnesota 4, 2nd L. Angeles 10 Kansas Cy. 8, lit Kansas City 9 L. Angeles 8, 2nd Today's Games Boaton at Los Angeles ( N ) NEW Y O R K (U P I)-D a r o ld Knowles, 23-year-old lefthand­ Washington at K an su City (N ) ed pitcher, has been optioned by the Baltimore Orioles io (Only games scheduled) Rochester o f the International Lcagut. BIG WH E E L Y A Z O O : IImw mi i Ntir ttot Joints tkf tisti MASTER MOWERS ia411 lit ay hit" 1 Men’s Finals In Training YAZOO POWER —ao fob too rough, too tough! Big Wheel PERFORMANCE-easy hind, ling, maneuverability! DURA* BIX CONSTRUCTION-guar, ante** long yaen e i trouble-free operation) Wins Race SPEC IA LS EVERY DAY! FARRELL’S AKCADK PACHAUB BTOBB OPEN DAILY — • A. M. • f i l l P. M. I l l B. FIRAT _ BANFOBD WB G IY I TOP VAtim STAMPS J A DAY gas, service, iaeuraace. D E K L E ’S G U LF SERVICE SANFOR D A d far a im m m ntkiJ WE 8ELL — SERVICE DEMONSTRATE — TRADE AND RENT YAZOO 322*4124 Tm Lucky Striki Filters Gere* I CU/IC SALES AND UETY Id SERVICE 2317 W. Country Club Rood (20TH ST .) SANFORD FLORIDA PH . 322-7928 hlh i s N M f JBC.I SUMMER HOURS Open Monday . Saturday 8.-99 A.M. . 194 P.M. Opea Mon. 4k Frt. Nlghu 'till 9:09 P.M. �~ ) -? Old, New Worlds Permanently Linked By TV . «fe M » r l |m H 1 Mon. M iiy 3, ’65— Page 7 V Top Honor Won Called Press International It was 11:15 a.m. in Hous­ ton, in fhc Methodist Hospital at the Texas Medical Center. Dr. Michael I)c Bakey care­ fully inserted an artificial valve in the heart of a patient. At the moment it was 7:15 p.m. in Europe. All over the continent, Europeans watch­ ing their television sets saw a live telecast o f Do Rakry's hands and the patient's throb­ bing heart. The old world and the newworld waa permanently link­ • By Seminole School Staff A ^ k ^ w f £ Seminole County lunchroom supervisors brought h o r n # honor* from the annual m eet-' ing of the Florida School Food Service Association in Holly­ wood. T h r e e luperviiort, Mr*. Ruby Davli, of Southilde; Mr*. Clarice Dekle, of W e»t Side, and Mr*. Ruby Denton, of Geneva, were given special! recognition for having had a 90 per cent participation of (tudcnts in the county ichool lunch program thi* year. *‘Thc»e »upervl»or» h a v e done a fine job and are to be highly recommended," *aid Mr*. Charlotte Whit­ more, county school lunch »upcr\ isor. A proposed bill to raite the pay of lunchroom workers has cleared the education commit­ tees of both house* of the Florida Legislature and is ex­ pected to come before the ap­ propriations committee this week, Mrs. Whitmore added. Other local lunchroom dele­ gates who atlended the state meet include Mrs. Lucille Fesler, of Seminole High School; Mrs. Mae Harris, of South Seminole Junior High School; Mrs. Alice Dunn, of Finccrcst; Mrs. Muriel Gard­ ner, of Lake M ary; Mrs. Flora Middleton, of Urammar School, and Mrs. Beatrice Dean, of Lyman. Alternates who attended in­ cluded Mrs. Sara McGrath, Mrs. Mildred Thomas, Mrs. Tat Wiess and Mrs. Cather­ ine Garrlaoo. Deltona Lions To Hear Talk On Citrus By Mildred Haney Volusia County A gen t T. R. Townsend, guest speaker fo r today's G:30 p.m. meeting o f the Deltona Lions Club, will discusa care and feeding o f orange trees. Townsend has chosen this subject In cooperation with the club's recent project o f selling young citrus trees to homeowners in th i new com­ munity. The Deltona Lions a rt planning a big celebration for M ay 17 to oberrva the dub's firs t anniversary. Roy Durand, general chair­ man, reports that a dinnerdance w ill taka place at tho Showboat in DeLand. A fine roast beef dinner is being arranged and dancing will be to a four-piece combo, he ad­ vises. Perfect attendance pin* for tha members will be awarded at tha Juna meeting. Bear Lake PTA Officers To Be Installed By Maryaaa Miles The Bear Lake TarentTeacher Association will have installation of officers at its regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening at the school. The business session will get underway at I p. m. fol­ lowing a social half-hour. Program will be presented by third grade classes direct­ ed by Mrs. Mary Frances Hol­ ton, music teacher, and will be a performance, In costume, based on the reader, " I f 1 Were Going.” ed. Thua did trans-Atlantic tele­ vision conic of age Sunday in the first full program re­ layed by Am erica’ s n e w "E a rly B ird" satellite. The reception was excellent. Millions of viewers in North America and Western Europe shared the aame television fare. National Arbltron, an aud­ ience rating organixation, es­ timated that 17 million per­ sons watched the telecast via the three major networks and independent stationi in the United States. For nearly two years, the Tclstar and Relay satellites have provided the two hemi­ spheres with fleeting glimpses of each other— President Ken­ nedy’s funeral and the free­ dom march on Washington were viewed live in London: Sir Winston Churchill's funer­ al was telecast to the United Statrs. But "E a rly Bird” provide! rontlnuous transmission. The camera hopped for an hour A ceremony at Halifax, Nova Scotia, followed a dedi­ cation service in Philadel­ phia's N ew Hope Baptist Church. Seconds later, Europeans watched the new YF12A go through maneuvers at Ed­ wards Air Force base in Cal­ ifornia. Not all bees sting. There are about 300 apccles o f a 11 n r I e a a bees ranging throughout the tropical and warmer part* o f the world. LU N C H R O O M S U P E R V IS O R S were honored by Florida School Food Service* Association for having had 90 per cent student participation in their school lunch program. School Supt. R. T. Milwee awarded certifi­ cates o f recognition to Mrs. Ruby David, o f Southsidc; Mrs. Ruby Den­ ton, o f Geneva, and Mrs. Clarice Dekle, o f West Side. (Herald Photo) PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHT* RESERVED FIRST O 'T H E WEEK BUYS. 2460 P A R K A V E . LEAN FRESH GROUND BEEF 5 R E F R E S H M E NTS were served to hun­ dreds o f visitors and customers to the Good­ year Warehouse Sale at the Civic Center. Mrs. Carl V a n z u r a , F l o r i d a Power anil Light Company cashier, is p i c t u r e d ns she places more biscuits in the oven. (Herald Photo) LBJ Cookout J O P L IN , Mo. ( U N ) — The Joplin Chnmiicr o f Commerce conducted it* first annual “ LBJ western cookout” night but the initials hail nothing to do with President Johnson. Businessmen said the "L IIJ '' stood for "L et's Build Jop­ lin.” Don’t Ju st Wish You M ig h t. . . ...afford to live in the lap o f luxury for a whole week-end. 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HOMEMADE GOOD BY LadgFair BIG 250 COUNT POLY BAG *'MIRACLE TRIST” ENRICHED THIN SLICED WHITE BREAD SN0 TIP ALASKA SALMON TALL CAN 235< 16oz LOAVES BABBIT CLEANSER 35* VALUE • FAM ILYSIZE PLAIN OR MARBLE POUND CAKE ■.« 29* T?e£tAv&Fw-3en/f-(yod& v CHOPPED OR LEAFSPINACH Swim Class Set For Women By Jane Casselberry Registrations a rt being tak­ en for an American Red Cross Adult Beginners Swimming Class for women to be con­ duct from 1 until 2 p. m. Monday through Friday, May 17-2i. Classes will be held in the pool at the home of the In­ structor, Mrs. William Kggers, Lake Howell U n a off SR 4M. FRESH LUSCIOUS FLORIDA ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS | BWMKMMM*s«M(w4M « II «e«* ha|(OlPWMBMoaM O0 m a y •LADY s »w !S*! n a a a •J «1 •Ul bl .. u .il...*. Phft * .. t . iPlIWrt'M PAIR PRO I ICID MARGARINE QTRS. 3 blu eberry treats ! * .. ......... — • •* isa«»« N t'sa»t »Jt m ^«stffgajnwW f j j '•rnmmmmmmmmm |_S-A5 ». | ,' *•■>•*«•>• at* i f S-S-4S mmmmmmm9 LB BAG PTO Installation N tw officers will be Install­ ed at the meeting o f Southside School PTO to be held at T:«S p.m. Tuesday In tha school auditorium. Special music will be presented by the alsth grade students. This will be the final meeting for this ytar. from Houston's hospital. As­ trodome and Manned Space­ craft Center, to New York's World Fair, to the Capitol in Washington, to Mexico City's Santa Maria de Guadaloupe Cathedral, and to the Chateau Frontrnac In Quebec. In return, America saw its first "liv e ” pictures of Stock­ holm's Skanscn Park, o f the Barcelona Cathedral, of As­ sisi, Italy, Passau, Germany, the Dam of Dinard, France, Mont Blanc and Portsmouth, England. < ■ W Southern Bell ...Serving You GREEN STAMPS U . W M M I . l f 1-tie* c u p may rat* COTTAGE CHEESE WI'Wt (..M W .m 4-.M lf A — — ........................... I MERCHANTS HITS GREEN STAMPS ! ! r flr (JX D BMM|(OMHMilW(h«iN FAMILY S ite TU*g PRELL SHAMPOO —aMOTM*ev** *C*|■MM j m if ............. — • 1 -1 4 1 .............. ' — ~ -j. �Mrs. Randall Chase Hostess To FSU Alumni Tb« gracious Belalr hotnei W. A. Leffler aulitcd by Mra.i Mr*. Donald Jonea poured the |Walt*, executive director ofiBeyera, district director, and If* M r. R.nd.ll Roy Green and Mr*. Dan Gal- punch. F l o r i d a State Unlverilty Jerry R. Spinka, field aecreef Mr. tad M r*, itanoa i Mri Rov Minn and|~ TJ£cI.I fueiU were T. A.* Alumni Aaaoclatlon; William |tary, Chase was the alt# of a cof-' m nA fee on April 29 between the appointed hour* of * 9 p.m. honorinf all Florida State University Alumni o f Semin* ole County. Mrs. Chat# and Mr*. B. F. Whltner received over 100 guests in the entrance foyer o f the beautiful home with Mra. Henry McLaulin Jr. in charge of registration In the home library. Magnificent floral arrange* menta enhanced the reception area decor with an attractive assortment o f dainty refresh­ ments served from the ela­ borately appointed table in the candle-lit dining room. Coffee was poured by Mrs. The Herald welcomes all focial new# with the fo l­ lowing regulationa estab­ lished) 1— Photograph and cov­ erage requests should be mado three days prior to ovent. 2— Engagement a n d wedding forms art avail­ able to l>e accompanied by photo four daya before announcement. 8— News may be sub­ mitted at office, via mall or phono fo r short notices. Typewritten account# In lower caso doublo spared are expedited moro quick­ ly. Names should bo print­ ed in manuscript rc|»orts. 4— Personal black nnd white photos and negatives are acceptable. 5— -Photos mado by Her­ ald sta ff may bo duplicat­ ed at nominal cost. Dorla Williams Hocuty Editor 822-9011— City 428-6088— County MRS. R A N D A L L CHASE, rljfht, wn» a recent hostess at her Ilclnlr homo to a coffee for Flori­ da State University Alumni o f Seminole County. Pictured with Mm. CIiuho ure some o f the curly W IT H A N E W H A IR S T Y L E U K . Lucille B. Jacobi of Chuluota announces the en­ The Dorcas Circle of the gagement o f her daughter, Mlsa Wanda Carolyn Jacobs, Upsala Presbyterian Church to Charles Brockenbrough, met Wednesday evening for By Mrs. H. L. Jakasea The Woman's Society .Methodist Church will meet for Iti annual Pledge Service, lo he conducted by Mra. B. U. Hutchison and Mrs. flay Her­ ron. Christ," Christian "Portraits showing phaisrs women’ s of of work around the world, will ho giv­ en with Mra. C. It. Jones and Mrs. Hubert Colo as narra- lors. For those who like a light and fruit yet elegant rompoto deasert, marinated a in halved fresh strawberries and chunks of pineapple In Sherry for several hours. Theso fruit flavors blend nicely wllh shortbread eooklcs. B U TTY MRS. A L E LLIO T, Mm. Lem Charlca, Mm. Cecil Thomait, Mm. Charles Pollen, Mm. Norman Wanner, Mm. Alwin Timmerman, Mm. Charlen Hchoenluub anil Mm. Robert Mark, left to right, mentbem o f the Deltona Women’* Club, recently attended tho state meetinK o f the Federation o f Women's Ciulw at Ft. Lauderdale. Altamonte Springs Personals By Julia Barioa M. Gordon from She Oviedo attended Rollins College In Winter Park and is presently employed with Southern Bell Telephone and Educational Building o f the Orlando. Her fiance was born in Am ­ Telegraph Compsny In herst, Ve., having graduated presided over by from Apopka High School. He dent, Mrs. James attended Rollins College a n ^ is affiliated with IBM In t h r Field Engineering Division. i A late September wedding Is being planned with com­ plete details announced at • j later date. Reports were heard on the is le o f the new hymnals. Plans were made and a date set for the Fall B a u e r which the circle will sponsor. More plans will be made at the next meeting in May. Mrs. Hardin chose for the Bible study for the evening the second chapter of James. A t the close o f the meeting ■ surprise shower was given for Mrs. Hardin. A fter the opening of her many glfta re­ freshment! o f cake, coffee and volt drinks were served by Mrs. Edna Rice, Mrs. Ma­ rie Harris and Mrs. Jack Braaddua The large sheet cake was decorated In pink and white with the center be­ ing large blue bootees. Those attending were Mrs. Beulah Cruthls, Mrs. Sarah Hodge, Mrs. Broaddus, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Betty Via, Mra. Louise Dammann, Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. H. L. Johnson. Alliance Church was held re­ cently at the home o f Mrs. Fay Lee, Enterprise, with the opening prayer led by Mrs. It. Q Touchton and Mrs. B. H. Stone giving the devotion. Sirs. Lee read a letter re­ questing dungarees be sent to the Paul McGarbeys as they are leaving for Japan as miss­ ionaries. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Touchton. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. George Wells, Mrs. Clifford Herrod, Mrs. M. L. Ayers, Mrs. Solan Teston and Mrs. E. A. Morfort on. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Herrod. Women's W ords T ry marinating the chicken or turkey to be used In a lun­ cheon salad In Sautcrne or Chablis for about an hour fore preparing. In addition to adding a delightful flavor lo the meat, the marinade can be used for seasoning canned cream soups or cream sauc* for hot cooked vegetables. MISS W A N D A C A R O L Y N JACOBS M iss Judy Cochran Feted READYTOROLL night and day with Mra. Ashby Jones was hol­ the bonoree'e mother, and iest recently at her Elm Ave­ M isi Becky Cochran, sister of nue home to a Coke and chat­ the honor guest. ter party honoring M isi Judy Cochran, a member of the The gucils gathered in the back yard where they enjoy­ W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? we outfit the men fn the party, correctly , . . , cr mfortahly. ed Informal chatter and re­ freshment! of chips, dips, Southern,, Air air conditioning & heating service We're on call 24 hours a day to service the equipment we sell. Free estimates on InstaM letlona promptly made, too I Coker and cake served from Authorized Dealer an attractive picnic table. M isi Cochran hai been ac­ cepted at Orange Memorial W H IT E S as a student nurse In Septem­ AND ber. TUXEDO Invited guests were the Misses Sharron Walker, Kathy Butler, Linda Robson, Biibcc, I-lnd* Lynne Stapler Boynton, and Southern O U T F IT S Bar­ bara Cox, Judy Scrgcnt, San­ dy Carrier Sheri Thrasher. 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(The man o f the house usually 12.50 ta, Ga., a cousin lo 5lrs. Ro­ a family reunion. Sir*. Bradford will visit loses p a 11 e n c a with the Mr. and Mrs. Jamrs Wag­ bert Bradford, enjoyed din­ friends and relatives In Ath­ spouse who forgets.) F O R A P P O IN T M E N T ner of Glen Arden recently ner with the Bradfords while ens, Ga., then motor to WayThla Ingenious device *e C A L L 322-4913 6Mdlam. |I.UJ 9" dlam. $9.05 entertained friends, Mr. and he attended the Florida In­ ncsvllle, N. C., to their sum- described by Purchasing Week S R ” dlam. 2.95 7” dlam. 7.93 tells you when your car Is Mra. Grant Dcrfelt of llrnton dustrial Fair Exhibits held in mcr home In the mountain*. S II.V K III'L A T K u y — Robbie Bradford, son of Mr. due fo r service. Installed on Harbor, Mich. The Derfelts Orlando recently, IN T E R N A T IO N A L and M ri. Bradford, and his the dashboard, It ejecta a card and Wagners became friends aunt, Mrs. Patty Hirer, moth­ at predetermined interval* to Mrs. J. R. Jordan and two Hair Styling Salon In Japan when both men were er of Valerie, will drive to A l­ remind you that It's lima fo r 2201 8. Park A ve. stationed there on military children, Julian and Pantrla, bany within a week and will lubrication, oil change, tune112 K. P A R K A V E . of 323 Turnbull Avenue and duty. bring Valerio back to Orlando. up, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Carver of Altamonte, Mrs. Jordan's (h e M o t h e r 's D a y g i f t . . . Mrs. Robert Bradford of parent*, recently attended the th a t “s p e a k s fo r It s e lf " Boston Road entertained at a Annual Church Homecoming Sunday afternoon tea, the fol­ at the Mount Zion Baptist Church In Axson, Ga. This lowing guests of Mr. and Mrs. was the first time in 23 years Thomas Jordan of Forest A ve­ that Mr. and Mrs. Carver at­ nue: Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Jor­ tended and it was a happy oc­ dan o f Birmingham, Ala.; casion. Sira. Henry Grider of FayMrs. Robert Rradfonl and ettaville, Tenn., and Judge C. her grand niece, Valerie Hixer, o f Orlando, will leave May 5 for Albany, Ga., to A N N E ’S ScbooL the The business meeting of the 1903 graduation class of Sem­ W .M .P.F. of the Missionary inole High School. In the church sanctuary, Tues­ tableau, graduated In Church Meeting day morning, May 4, at 0:45 A was High meeting Hosts WMPF of Christian Service of the First AT Betty Anne's aon of Mr*. Ruby Hickey of Apopka. The bride-elect, daughter of the late Noah Woodrow Ja­ cobs, was born in Sanford and Its monthly Mrs. Fay Lee Pledge Service ’65 M iss Wanda Jacobs Engaged W ith Coke-Chatter Party WSCS To Hold nalr canned cling peach sllcea, UP arrivals amonjt tho 120 guests attending, who are from the left Mr«. R. P. Whitner Jr., Mrs. Roy Green, Mrs. Roy Mann, Mrs. W. A. L e ffler uml Emmu Spencer. First Methodist wine i i a good choice. Marl SH APE A t Circle Meet Page 8— Mon. 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In knockout team ♦ None 4KJ9I43 matche* each hand ii played W IS T EAST twice only and the Interna­ A AKQS7 43 A63 tional Match Point (coring pro­ f J V34S duce* condition* that call for ♦ A 0743 A 3 lOSS tactic* alm lllir to rubber A Non* A 10 733 bridge. SOUTH (D ) In particular, if either tide AJ V K Q 1087 can acquire a big iwlng on ♦ K Q 53 one hand it i* well rewarded. A AQ8 W e»t'a double of one open­ North and South vulnerable ing heart bid wa* the (tart of Soeih W eit North East hi* campaign to get hi* oppon­ IV Dble. t V Taaa ent* to double him at the Pair 4 A Past Pata 9V 5A 6V ra w level. North’s jump to four Pass Dble, P aw Faaa hearts wa* on all purpose bid Pass deilgned to crowd thing*. Opening lead— A K . When Weat refuted to be »hut, North passed. He felt sure that spade bid by \Vc«t. The North his partner would take sonic went right on to six heart*. action. That action was a five The six bid was a definite heart bid followed by a five gamble. North was certain U}st Jh& irfomSM I sometimes think that every American woman ought to go to Paris just once to observe the wonderful way of a Frenchwoman with a man— any man. It doesn't take an observant woman long to figure out that it isn't a question o f what French women have that other women lack. It's a question of how cleverly they use what they have. You won't see nearly as 'm a n y beautiful girls in Paris as you can find on any Am er­ ican college campus—o r even on Main Street. You won't find that middleaged Frenchwomen are better groomed or more attractive than their middle-aged Am eri­ can sistera (unless you go to neighborhood shopping cen­ ters to rate American women. MONDAY, MAY 3, 1363 kjw J-' 9-10 p.m. ABC. “ Melina Mercourl'a G reece." T h 1 a very lively show succeeds beautifully where others have only tried; it gives you the actual flavor of a country and Ha people. There are humor­ ous and often poignant scenes being themselves which are worth a thousand sociological accounts. We get an equally fascinating nonacademic view of soma awesome historical monuments, accompalnied by that hit partner would not hold more than one spade. The gamble consisted in guess­ ing that hia aid* are was in clubs, not diamonds. West's double was bad judg­ ment. lie had two aces but his opponents had bid a vulner­ able alam against those two acea and there was a good chance that both ace* would not make. West really should have gone on to six spades and accepted a sure small loss Instead of risking the 1,660 points that South got for making six hearts doubled. The six-spade bid would have still given this West's team a net loss on the hand. At the other table West was doubled at five spades, but the loss would have been a small one instead of an enor­ mous one. By Ruth Millett There they nearly all look un­ caring and uncared for.) But a Frenchwoman ean make heads turn when she walks down the street or hold men fascinated at the dinner table — not because she la beautiful but because she acta as though ahe is. French women obviously spend great thought and much time on their looks—in private. Once they step out, they seem to forget their clothes, their make-up, and themselves. They don't keep pulling at straps, hitching up girdles, peeking in mirrors, patting their hair, or making up in public the way American wo­ men do. They don't even eeem to want to look perfectly turned out, with everything matching and every hair in place—just /Wirjh tlrjh iA T V Tim e’* Show of the Night: •(ted in (port*, always •mail freih and »weet, and flatter a man'* ego. Union- like a department store dum­ my. Once they leave home look­ ing as pertly feminine as they can manage, they concentrate on whatever men happen to be handy. It doesn't matter who the man is—husband, friend, new acquaintance, whatever man is nearby geta a Frenchwo­ man's full attention and both barrels o f her charm. You don't see them looking bored, or wearing set smiles or vacant atares. They spar­ kle. Rarely do you see an Amer­ ican woman who gives men the flattering, undivided, fascinat­ ed attention that seems to be as natural to French women as breathing — though, of course, it's a highly skilled art each has to perfect for bersolf. T V Time Previews silence, since they speak elo­ volvei Secretary o f State quently for themselves. Hus­ Dean Ruik, former British ky-voiced Melina Mercouri Prime Minister Sir Alec Dougnever lectures. She describes lai-Homa and present British or demonstrates the Greek Secretary for Foreign Affairs spirit or sings as she strolls about ancient sites while Michael Stewart from London. wearing contrastingly modern Barry Goldwater from New clothes. York and president o f ths 1-2 p.m. CBS. Town Meet­ Foralgn Affairs Committee of ing of the World (Rerun at 1 the French Chimber of Depu­ p.m.) A transatlantic discuss­ ties Maurice Schumann from ion of the Viet Nam aituatlon Paris. Charles Colllngwood by means of the Early Bird moderates. Communications Satellite. The 7:30-6 p.m. NBC. Paaoramo. televised conference call In- “ L iv e ," via E srly Bird: Chet Huntley from London and English Newsman Richard Dimbleby from New York excbsnge thoughts and aamplinga of how they cover the T U E S D A Y P . M. newi in their own countries. 11:1* ( I ) L ot* or tar* 7:30-6:30 p.m. ABC. Voyage (S) Call My Bluff to the Bottom of the Sea. (1) Donna Heed Show “ Ths Sky Is ra ilin g ." (Ra13:38 ( I ) New* 12:tt (S) Father Know* Biot run) Pretty exciting scienceIS) eoaroh lor T ee w fiction hokum. A disabled row spaceship falia Into the sea ( 2) I'll llet tt:di i n ouiditie U f t i and our firat thought ia that (2) NUO Newt it’a an Invading enemy. When 1:00 ( l ) Girl Talk (It) The llehui Oattie contact i i established and ( 3) New*. Editorial, Wo*, help solicited, a trigger-hap­ thor i l l ( 3) Focue py admiral (Charles McGraw) 1:10 Id) Ae Tho World Tara* wanti to attack anyway. Rich­ ( 2) l.et'e Stake a Deal ( 0) Newelln* ard flasehart (Adm iral N el­ 1:11 ( 1 ) NBC Neva son) and David Heditoo (Cap­ I:** (d> rtetword tain Crane) are at thair noble ( 2) Moment of Truth ( » ) Klem* In the Wind belt and the *how benefit* 1:10 ( 0) Art Llnklottor tremendously from some well fti Day In Court ( t ) The Doctor* executed special effects. 2 :Sd ( » ) ABC New* 3:30-9 p.m. CBS. Andy G rif­ 1:0) III To Tell The Truth ( 1) Another World fith Show "Banjo Playing De­ ( 0) General woeplttl puty." Dirk Van Dyke's bro­ 1:31 It) Newt 1:10 ( • ) The E d it *1 Night ther Jerry guests a* a clum­ ( 2) You Don't Bay sy, well • meaning goof • off (1) Tho Touna Married! whom Andy hire* when he's 10 * ( I ) Donats* Edward* Nows forced to close the “ d irty" ttdd (I) aocrot at eras carnival show where the In­ it ) Trallmaator ( t ) Th* Matth t e a a competent piaya banjo. Andy 4:3t ( 2) NBC New* learn* tha bard way that 0:S0 II ) Unci* Walt 12) Mlk* Donnie. Show there’s nothing his u w aide ( ( ) Woody Woodpeckor can't make a mess of. Fair 1:01 It) He.hunt episode. 1:21 ( 3) Sport* !:Sl It) Kowocop* 9:30-9 p m. ABC. No Time tl> Loavo it T* Beaver for Sergeants “ Tha Velvet ( I ) Sport*, Weathor, Nows W iggle." Poor Will. Television Tonight M O N D A Y P. M. 4:0# ( I ) Nowa ( I ) Newt, Sport*, VVoathar <J) Nawacopt, Coat. ( SO (S) Mararlrk («> CDS Now* (S) Huntlty.Brinkley Report T.'Se ( ] ) 7.an* Uror '*> Diaaat T:SO (2) Kitten ( I ) V o r i s t To Th* Bot­ tom ol tho 8** ( ( ) To Tell tho Truth l;M F*o Oot A aerrot (I ! Man From UNCLE 1:11 ( I ) Tho Andr Griffith Show ( I ) No Tim* for lor■oaata lit * ( 4) Monday Wight Movl# (S) Molina Mercourl'a Groaco (>) Lome Orient'* American West 1:11 ( I ) Holly woo* and tht ■tart (1) Bin* Crotby Show teife ( 2) Alfred Hitchcock (t> Ben Catty Still ( f ) Ntwt. SporU. Wetthtr ( 2) Ntwtcnpt (S) Ntwtllnt H i l l (■) Theater of tho atari I t) Tb* Late Show m i e ( 2) Tonlte Show T U E S D A Y A . M. «:*# (SI S i n On f l ' l ( 2) Hunthlt* Almant* * : 2S Id) Ntwt a Weather 1:10 1 21 Journallem ( ( ) Hunrlee Kemeeter 1:12 ( ( ) Newt * Weather T:00 1 2s Today ( • ) Sunehln* Almenae TOS IS) W eb * Up Movlee T:10 It ) New* Site I I I ratal Market Bef : 6t IS ) T o d a y ( I ) Mickey Kvens Show T IS (*> New* A Weather (her ■ 4 * <d> Captain Kaaearo* d:at (S) Weetaer aad Metre I t* It ) Today to) Cartoouvlll* t:ld It) Dlvorea Court ( I ) American Httlory t :tl (»> Kiercle* e : ll i i ) Romper Room | » Moraine Mavis 1S:S* ( t ) Truth or Conte.|uencte ( I ) Mike Wallace News 10:11 (S) Wbot'o Thle Done ( I ) I Love Sam ? |0: l l ( t ) NBC N o v i list# ( t ) Coacoatrotloa ( I ) Aady of Mtyborry I t) Doe. Brldo M:S* 111 Jeopardy (SI The McCoye IS) Tt too Id R llh l WSSFK-TV CHAXMKL M TISCODAY A. M. i :* a tia on 1:20-1:11 Tlmolta* VT 1:00- 1:20 Americas Hletory D E E A R PROUD: T h e only way to get lov* ia to give it. and pride has noth­ ing to do with who make* the firat move. The dumb­ eot animal in th* world i* the on* who hai a bale o f hay in front of him, but otarvea to di-nth because he'a too proud to eat it. * * * D EAR A B B Y : I had bet­ ter prepare you for a prob­ lem you never had before. Our 19-yenr-old daughter i» getting married next month and we are giving her a church wrdding with all the trimming*. 1 hope you won't think we are terrilde, but my huoband and I have never been married legally. W* have lived together common law, but no one know* this. I know 1 will feel guilty in that church when my daughter 1* being married if my huoband and I don't got married before the doea. My huaband aaya I ihnuld forget it a i thi* elate recognise* common law marriage and, besldea, it la too much red tape. I'd like your opinion. N O T M AH RIED DEAR N O T: It will be worth the "red tape" which, in reality, ia “ mending" tape. Talk to your clergy­ man about a quiet ceremony fo r you and your huibund. And don't worry about ahoeking him. He'a beard everything. S 0:10-0.00 Hunianltleo ( 1 1 - 1 1 ) VT 1:00- 1*. tt Spanleh ( I ) 11:20- 10:40 Spanish ( I ) 10:11- 11:01 gpoc* Ago Science Hats to write letters T Send one dollar U> Abby, Box 60700, l-o* Angeles, Calif., fo r Abby'a booklet, "H O W TO W R IT E LE T ­ TE R S FOR A L L OCCA­ SIO N S ." CDL-SI CHEYENNE AUTUM N First Time At I’opalar Prices “FRESH *N CRISP* ICEBERG “ SE A LTE S T” COTTAGE LETTUCE Lim it: On# With Your 13 Or Mor* Food Order Plesoe “ HOLSUM ” LAST 9 DAYS JOHN FORD'S PEANUT BUTTER e TIL L 3:90 U ke MON. - P R I . W "RELIABLE BLEACH** CLOROX H OAU . . “ NEW WHITE" LARGE r iM . . “LIQUID DETERGENT" 13 OS. PLASTIC . . ■ S O A P ................................. 2/33c g ffk GRAPE JELLY atdat (er only 70c. “C H E F B O Y A R - D i r * • lilt ««h t ii a*Seek *MW • ■ W* W-V T. Soft* Km ) caettd So i*w ordot tot only 91.00. NOW thru WED. iumcmsoh. M a m i i s e m o M M s s a t M e a s i o o e M a!a.'*" > " • “ -•a - i » . 'i m *< I * '• I *• . » '• t t 30c RIG. SABI BEEF R A V IO LI • a 10**- Now To* SJ*- 12 11.11:0 Klndertlmo . ■ “ HOLSUM ” Re* Elvis Do "The Oam” W m Js (I) 2/49c “ PALMOLIVE COLD" (A N D ) 39c SUPER SUDS VEL C A F E T E R IA S U : t * - U : t t itoclal Studle* ( I ) VT t t : l ! - l l : l l Kaleldoocopo (4-0) VT Tt'KOUAT r. U. 12:01- 11:1* Koyaoto* of Muolc (t-t) II) 1:00-1:0* Heading (*.| ) VTK QUANTITY RIGHTS RE8ERV1D Problems? W rite to A B ­ B Y , Box 60700, L ob A n ­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • * * Legal Notice * 25th & Park, Sanford C O N F I D E N T I A L TO B ETTE C.: You are right. I have yet to rom* arroea a "n ew ” problrm. A ll the problem* people face today can be found in the Bible, complete with their solu­ tions— if only people were wise enough to read and heed. * * * “ 1 am fifty-nine. My hair is tho “ pepping." Many mature dry and, when I use spray it women drift along and do nothing to m ake themselves just sort o f curls up into little more attractive because they knots and Is a mess! What live alone and have no one to should I do? I cannot afford encourage them. When one professional service and must has someone who cares, that do whatever la necessary at is great fortune. Appreciate It. Tomorrow — Career After home.—L ille." Forty. Shampoo very carefully and be sure to rinse several times T il A T S PROGRESS ao that no soap residue is left VE N IC E , Italy (U P 1 ) — in your hair. Brush, and when The 54 gondoliers o f Venice, thoroughly dry, use a finger­ fi-d up with motorboats, went tip o f cosmetic oil, massaged on atrlke in protest against on the scalp, NOT the hair. the machine* that threaten to When a rra n fln i your hair af­ put thorn out o f butlnoss. ter you have finished, stroke the hair lightly with the cos­ metic oil. This will give sheen and help to hold tho hair style. F irTiTinra n a m e Spray is not for your type of NOT IUR IF haraby srlv.n tht* wt art t n t t s t i In buslnaaa at d>7 hair. 2211 Orap.vlll* A v * . Stmlnol* " I am thoroufhly miserable. County, Florida, under th* tietlltoua namt of Orapavllla My face feels so old and Florlot a »-1 Nuratry and (hot drawn, and my hair is dry. wo Intend In rtaltlrr oftld namt » n h Hit Citric nt tht What do I do about this? I rirrult Court. H-mlnnl* County. am forty-five, and look much Florida. In accordance with th# provt.lnna of th# Fictitious older from personal neglect. Nama Htatutts, to.wit: Btctlon - D . L ." IS).01 Florida Statutt* I»ST. Mia: Uric L Vlhl.n As you are evidently aware Rials It. Vlhlan of the way you have neglected t>uMI»h April 12, 1». 3d A May your personal appearance, you 2. m s. can so much better correct the condition. Start NOW. Uae cleansing cream and good quality witch hatel for cleansmg and stimulating circula­ tion. Then use cosmetic oil on your face, neck and scalp. If you are overweight, go on a diet; and also study your figure. Have yourself fitted to proper undergarments. “ What do I do? My niece says I am an old woman and act worse. I do not dance, use makeup or really dress smart­ ly. I just don't rare for all that. M y 19year-old niece came to live with me and wants me to 'pep up.' Should I? — Aunt 49." Dear woman, 46 la YOUNG —and bow fortunate that you have a young niece to rare for you and to want you to "pep up." Get busy right now on * "W e RE5 • MON. • TUES. *WED. S e e h iw i wm D E AR M A R IO N : With pleasure. Now will every­ one who knows the score please refrain from voicing it? * * * y y y M n m y y y y t t y yy y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y | t l) 13:00 1:10 H u m o a lt lo a V T It 1 .20- 1 :1 * I t i p l o r l n s 8. Itn c o D E A R A B B Y : I recently flew from Florida to New York Just to oee “ HELIX). D O L L Y ." I had purchased my ticket* aix month* in advance. The play was everything I had anticipat­ ed, but a man aitting be­ hind me knew- the entire acora and he anng along with every number. It wa* maddening. Th* next evening I paid fS to aee “ M Y F A IR L A D Y ." I had never openl that much on a movie in my life. Would you believe it, Abby, again a man sit­ ting behind me aang all the number* with the cast. That thi* happened two night* in a row was really too much. Won't you please say something in your column to alienee aueh songbird*? M ARIO N *y ! W e woman have pride, too, you know. I am a lot more attractive in many way* than moot o f my mar­ ried friend*, and 1 have • lot o f lova to give. But here I ait— otarving fo r a ffec­ tion. Men ar* the dumbeot animal* in the world. PROUD IN L O U IS V IL L E I • ftraMWM* 2 LB. Shows A t JAR 1:66 . 3:96 1:06 . 7:06 9:69 I- OS. C A N ....... f* •t W CA CAN «r U H OI> GAM CHEESE R A V IO LI . . 29c �Vfir DinTor* frraTB P a *e 10 — M ay 8, 1D6B E C K E R D Tuesday . 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( N E A Telephotos) DOWNTOWN ORLANDO CONWAY PINECASTLE WINTER PARK CASSELBERRY SANFORD DIXIE CRYSTALS |• with Pufcha** of 1.50 or more M#rchandi»» or Proicriptioni — I ■eluding t oboe to it# mi A it#imi in To do yt Ads 11mjT j 5 u g a r r- jt t, W„h C L E A N S E R 9 VOLT C L O R IN O L C • K IL LS G U M S A B A T T IR Y IL I M I N A T O R F O R T R A N S IS T O R R A D IO S J U A N BOSCH D O NALD C AB R AL U • B LE A C H ES BATTERY CH A R O ER (LIM IT 1 ) MS Wild Animals Panic As Earthquake Hits S E A T T L E , Waah. < U I* I)~ U waa time 8:29 fo r Woodland a.m., the feeding animals Park Zoo at and hrrnkfnat time for 2fil) women In the SOO foot rrataurant Seattla atop the Space Nee­ dle. A t that moment, the earth(piuko struck the too, the Space Needle and the whole I'erlfic Northweat, Fear replaced hunger. Hlg cata traped and acramIdcd around their rages, a g i­ ant gorilla threw Ida food and • lonely, frightened oran­ gutang rowered In a corner. 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Hi M IN 'S P LA ID C A N V A S T A tX A H A K H K E (IJ P I) — W orld’* Fair, R ift. (L IM IT 11 The Cabinet fludget Com ml*- the Legislature fur Florida'* METAMUCIL 14 oz. 79 REG. lift. M l VALUI i 11.2 million apprapiiatcd by ANTtsirnc MOUTHWASH EXCEDRIN ioo-< FOR N tlW IT R IIA B W fT O t ■AMO t T 4 P I R K M M R f (L IM IT 1) CEPACOL ‘ (L IM IT 1 ) Is Authorized exhibit 58 F A M IL Y World Fair Fund alun author iced the release of H A IR TONIC fry*?!1?' V a le * HOT cu rs and glass windows o f hir cage." Pifl, Ids 310-pound "w ife ," was rainier and stayed out of the way of her mate's rampages. Thing* were t-ilnging at the Spar* Needle, too. "There waa auch a sway," the hostess said, "th at one moment you eould see houses on the hillsides, the next mo­ ment you could only see sky. "About half the audience wanted to leave right away, hut neither o f the rlevalors rnuld lie used. We were all terrified." VITAL IS " J V C �p Happy Birthday Harry! Harry Truman is one o f our favor­ ite people. He doesn't mind saying what he thinks.......... let the chips fall where they may. Although he appears to speak rather impulsively at times, his statements more often than not have the ring o f truth. “ We’ll bent them Republicans and make ’em like it,” he once boasted. He beat 'em, but they didn’t like it very well. In fact, the Republicans have never quite recovered from Mr. Truninn's astonishing victory in tho 1918 presidential race. But it did teach them a lesson. They discovered it was going to take more than “ the candidate in romp­ ers,” ns Mr. Dewey was referred to, to get Democrats out o f the White House. And the irony o f it all was the fact that Mr. Truman picked their candidate for them. He tried to bow Will de Gaulle Run? out, himself, in favor o f Dwight Eis­ enhower but couldn’t get Ike to run as a Democrat. Mr. Truman will be 81 on May 8 nnd his tongue is still ns sharp as ever. Once around the block nnd the former President will come up with n remark that will be in the head­ lines on Page One next day. He doesn’t mind taking on the champ nnd if he doesn't win you can be sure he’ll go down fighting. His favorite game is chipping away the veneer on some o f our more prominent public figures, need­ ling tho pompous nnd putting people in their places. He’s an export at it. And the pin pricks he makes de­ flates some of our heroes and helps us to sec them in a truer light. Mr. Trumnn cun never be necused o f lack of courage or decisiveness in time o f crisis, lie mnde history. W e’d like to take this occasion to wish him n Happy Birthday and many more to come. By Joseph W. Grig* PARIS And h e said, Jesu s, remember mo when you come in your kingly pow­ e r. And he said to him. Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise.— Luke 23:42-43. • • • Twns a thief said the last kind word to Christ; Christ took the kindness nnd forgave the theft. — Robert Browning. f Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Danir! p rrsu red and Mrs. David Crana high- On a recent Sunday, after and ma to make thla 200-mlle trip to are what they drrmrd the moat unique Chil­ dren'* Home they had ever visited. And I am told there are only five in the U. 8. A . like this one. W e wrre astounded at the superb psychology and splendid ed­ ucational program which w* witnessed. C ASE V-479: Daniel nnd David are the two youngest o f our children. Daniel is a dental surgeon and had spent a day checking tho teeth o f the children at the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children's Hums at Knlghtatuwn. He w at so favorably im­ pressed with that great pro­ ject that he became a fervent press agent, u r g i n g h i s mother and me to make a special trip over there. But it meant a 200-mile au­ tomobile trip, *o we delayed. Then David, the M. D., was over them fur soinu medical work, and hereafter he also joined Daniel In prodding us n.m., except on Sunday when to make the trip. dinner, they insisted that Mrs. Crane nnd ( get in the ear, saying they’d drive us over. And we were delighted with what we found. William Brewer is the sup­ erintendent o f this unique children's home. It covers over 400 acres nnd includes 600 youngsters, lunging from two-year-olds to the age o f 18. Tha children are housed in groups, according to age, with ''house parents'* to sup­ ervise tha youngster*. Each dwelling has a T V and a piano fo r the young­ sters, plus suitable toys and other equipment to fit the age group living therein. These children are not or­ phans, as a rule, but may have lost one parent so they need a home. The children do not dress in uniforms nur is there any of the usual rcgimcntiition linked with such an Institu­ tion. Everybody waken* at ft (Hi;? fcatii the hour is 7. A fte r school, the rhlldren then romp and play ns they wish, without being regiment­ ed. A fish grounds, pond so is they on ran the even catch fish. There is a cozy lounge end retell shopping room where they can gather nnd buy as they wish. For each child has his own bunk account check* for sires. and writes whatever he de­ "Dr. Crane," Supt. Brewer added, "tho youngster* wrlto u check fo r five cent* or 10 cents or sevorit! dollars, de­ pending on what they wish to purchase." If a girl of high school age wants In go to Knightstown, a few blocks away, to buy a blouse or stockings, etc., she cashes a check at the school "bunk" and goes alont to do her own buying. Contrast this early training in use o f a checking account with what occurs In the aver­ age American home! Most children never hnve n checking account till they go to college! These youngsters also have Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Monday, May 3, 1965 a chance to learn a trade, a. u it t .o w , k i i i t o s a x u i -i ni.itu s.it V I I * I K Vm.TUI.lSK, C in sla u 'S - B i.s r il Maaascr M I L RHOOK SHIRK KOMEKT ALEXANDER AstooiAt* caitor AAvartlalrg DLraotor VHEU VAR PELT Managing B'lllar KOT H i l t D u als w i i .l i a m * AdvsrlUlna Msaagsr Boclsiy Editor JA RIB SHOEMAKER OOTTIH A lieT IR Rssla.ss City Editor ssasiasst Uamaasr Msaagsr n o t vs'R i .l s r a w s w m s . es On*sly Bdlsor Mcakssiaal RagL ■ IL L TIRCKXT Staff rboioyrsphsr I'ubli.hoil dally ssooyt Hslurdsy, Sunday s a t Cbrlatmsa; publlabsd Saturday prae.sding Christmas. I V B I C S i n i O l KATES Homs Delivery l ie weak By Mall I I * Hash SBKIMDLK COL’ RTT A LL OTHER MAIL l i s t | r* * r U t i l 1 tsar M S g ■ •■ lb s O.TS g MM tks A lt I Mo sib* I so I Msatb* I M I Meat* I t * 1 Meath V. B Postal Rsgulatl*** gravid* U at * a ■ e ll SRbserigHeee fes paid la edvaase. The Mtrald I* a ■ ■ ■ * * e at the Dans* Trass watch la salltlad esetuslvsly t* lb* us* for rspuBIleatloa e f alt tbs local l i s a prlalad ta this aswwepsr. Katsiod aa asesad class B stlsr ooloasr l l , t i l l at ta* pssi Oftlca sf Baatord. fTtrlda, seder ta* Aet e l Oeggveee el Marsh. I. tilt. Be part e l say material, a * * * ar * • tartiet**, or this edltlue et Tha Baatord Morale away a* rtpredaae* la say meaaar wlthtui wrlitea ptrmtaaioa *1 the publisher e f The Herald. Aay ludlvldeal or firm raspeaslhla for eueb reproeuctloe will be c.msldorod e* lairing,nc .a Tb* Horetg'e eoyyrtgbt eed will b* t e l l Debit tor Sewage* aader ta* tow. such ns barhering, plumbing, fanning, baking, linotype up­ d a tin g, etc. They are granted 75 cent* per month spending money but can earn additions! fund* doing chore* or working for townspeople. The American Legion also schedules an annual carnival to entertain the children and also raise money to furnish cueh youngster extra fundi. And the Legion tries to tee that every child ha* a spon­ soring family to send it mail and maybe offer it 2<i cents per month (pending money. Actually, this children's home should be featured in a national magatin* just for its splendid training in self-reliunre, plus it* absence o f the usual regimentation previous­ ly deemed necessary fo r auch an institution. 8e* tomorrow'* follow-up. (A lw ays write to Dr. Crane in rare of thla news­ paper, enclosing a long atain pod, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typ­ ing and printing coala when you send fur on# uf hi* booklets.) he runs again, he wants to be That man has to get some re-elected once again as "th e the political point o f no return. political “ exposure” and the nation's choice"—not as the In the near future he must nearer next December comes, candidate of a single political party. reach a final decision on the the less time there will be for question that is keeping his na­ him to do so. tion in suspense—will he run Two major factors are ex­ again at the age of 75 next pected to make up de Gaulle's Tailor-Made December for a second seven- mind for him. year term? is compulsory for others from 18 to 70. In South Africa, only “ Euro­ peans" (whites) enn vote for mem­ bers o f Parliament; in Liberia, only owners of n hut on which they pay a tax. Every country has some require­ ments, o f course, such age and res­ idency and citizenship. In two, how­ ever— Saudi Arabia and Yemen— voting is a simple matter. It doesn’t exist at all. Thought For Today would like it to elect to suc­ lar m ajority o f the nation, n (U P I ) — President ceed him. Charles de Gaulle la nearing Dick West's The Lighter Side W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) — Ever since the repeal o f pro­ hibition, states, territories and other political subdivi­ sions have been mixing their own drinking regulations' with some rather curious re­ sults. Some place* permit the sale o f liquor by the bottle but not by the drink. Some permit the sale o f liquor by the drink but only where food Is served. Ami so on. A t least one state banned the sale of liquor nnd then enacted a liquor tax that brought in considerable rev­ enue. Which is a pretty in-al trick. A ll of this has caused a lot o f confusion among in­ terstate drinkers, many of whom are not too well organ­ ized ill the first plucc. They long to have drinking regulations s t a n d a r d ized throughout the nation so (hat rrgardle** o f where they are they will always know where they stand. I f they are able to stand. I can see their point, but I think thry are asking for trouble. Uniform regulations would require federal notion, anil that means Congress. And you can't always be sure what Congress means. Drinking in the District of Columbia already is regulat­ ed by Congress. Which is one o f the reasons why the peo­ ple who live hero are in fa v­ or o f home rule. Some year* ago, Congress passed a law thut permitted two-fisted but not two-foot­ ed drinking in the capital. Close aides swear it never has been better. The general public can see that at times he looks good, but at others he seems drawn and haggard. Rut like any man nearing the age of 75, dc Gaulle cannot afford not to take Into nccount the lnexorahle ravages of time. The second m ajor considera­ tion is political, De Gaulle was swrpt to pow­ er in 1958 by a massive popu- n.u> iiuh FILINS CABINET $19.95 P\ifl 1V* depth * M ltd roller* for •*ey irli- n, Yr*«r gray, lais ml«l ir**is ‘ g o o i j j o B tu a r t . SMONI 141-14JI 1133 tost ROBINSON I oatssoo. lie. and storage facilities. Imbibers We work out tha entire lojn transaction to lutt yourpersonal convenience. Wo lako extra care— yet everything is handled on a simplified basis. LOANS UP TO $100 would stand be­ fore a liar ‘‘not exceeding 8 feet in length and 2 feet in width, or if such facility Ih‘ ting down. o f irregulnr shape, the serv­ Presumably, the purpose of ing surface o f which ahnlt not the legislation was to pro­ exceed Id square feet." mote temperance. A t time*, In Washington, this sort of however, it had the opposite thing is known ns "clarifying effect. People who drank *tthe situation." Wouldn’t you ting down couldn't always rather be confused? tell when they had had too much to stand up. In Mny o f Il*it2. Congress modified the stand up drink­ ing ban by passing a screenedo ff amendment. The law giv­ ers soberly decreed that e l­ bow bending in the upright position could take place "in an enclosed or screcned-uff area." This week, thu District Alcoholic Beverage Control Hoard finally got around to interpreting what Congress tneulit by that. It bus drawn up a regulation restricting sereened-off stand-up drink­ ing to an urea not exceeding ISO per cent o f the total floor space exclusive o f kitchen People were not allowed drink The first is the question of his health. The question also Is of vital interest lo millions throughout Europe and the rest of the world. It will decide whether nr not de Gaulle's friends and allies will have to continue for the foreseeable future dealing with the particular form of prickly nationalism which de Gaulle has made the hallmark o f his "strongm an" Fifth Re­ public. Those who should he In the know swear de Gaulle, himself, ha* not yet made up his own mind. They say ho will take time out for sonic deep meditation during his August vacation. De Gaulle is expected to an­ nounce his decision In Septem­ ber and finally put an end to France's number-one political ctiffh anger. If he should decide In the end to stand down, it Is taken for granted he will tell the na­ tion the name of the man he Free Government But ... I f the right to vote is s funda­ mental measure o f freedom nnd de­ mocracy, then what we so blithely and so often refer to ns the “ Free World” has a long way to go to measure up to that appellation. A United Nations survey o f vot­ ing requirements reveals wide d if­ ferences from country to country. Afghanistan, Jordnn. Kuwnit, Iraq, Liechtenstein and Switzerland, fo r example, do not allow women to vote or run for office. In Andorra, only heads o f families may vote for members o f tho Gen­ eral Council, while in Ecundor, lit­ eracy tests prevent much o f the In­ dian population, which makes up over one-third o f the total popula­ tion, from going to the pollB. Neither hnve full voting rights been extended to Indians nnd Eski­ mos in some Canadian provinces. In Thailand, monks or novices mny not vote; in Brazil, the bar npriies to illiterates nnd enlisted men n the armed forces, though voting Phil Newsom Sow - . . CHARGE OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT BRIGADE d x m n U s ij - c z A / \ o n U ilf i, L in e . to unless they were s il­ ^ hcwkwcc • cJ}ta( fictolc — G.A.C.— F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ■SANFORD111 W.fiftt St.............. 322-3743 son w i s ) n s H i H iN tt* * 9ANFDRD, iin s H U H c r a j o j i s F L O R ID A - ORLANDO4?l N. Ortnn Avt........ 424-3605 401 W. Central BUd...... 423 6493 1243 C. Cotonial Dr........ 425 2641 O V E R 35 Y E A R S At First K Palmetto (Alongside uld post o ffirr) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpeln • Furniture • Tile • rinnofl * Rental lied * Remember those HOT DAYS af your varatiog trip last summrr? Why Not Enjoy An Air- Electrical Conditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! W i Will Air Condition Most Popular American Care. Price* Start AS LOW AS • *26500 IN ST A LLED Trie* Does Not fnrludt Sales Tax. W E SERVICE & R E P A IR A L L AU TO A IR CONDITIONERS I t ’* b o easy to add n touch o f mngtc to any gift-giving occasion. G ive Bettor Electrically! There are more than 150 electrical appliance# to choooe from . . . popular, practical, preferred end appreciated. You con select eomethlng nice at any price—for home or pereonol use. “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer’* A n electric g ift gives comfort, convenience and pleasure long after other gift# are forgot­ ten. So do a bit o f browaing in your favorite etore. Y ou 'll discover many gif ta that are new and most-wan ted . . . electrical, o f < I Ml ML S N O M A T C H i O H t l A M I LfcSS Strickland-Morrison till t M IC L I V IN O INCORPORATED • SERVICE D E PAR TM E N T SOS E. First SL Ph. 322-1481 Open 6 Day* A Week W . Park M l 4-8916 FLORI DA POWER W . Scott UumH, M gr. L I GHT COMP ANY HELPS B UI L D FLu k i u a 207 Magnolia A re. �■■■MMWKIMPH Horoscope Forecast Tuesday, May 4, Q R N R R Alt / v*» i *m TK N W IN ­ C I M t Your need fo r a light touch today and tonight I* great. Make It a point to avoid being over-serloue or over . sensitive and you can hr In tune with thr stream o f Ufa aa it la unfolding now. Make aura you do not allow nervouaneea to gal you Into making raah actlona or aarraatir commanta. T h a n a ll’a wall. A R IE S (Mar. 21 to Apr. 1B> Planning your aetlvltlaa rtavarly will aaa lham balng attandad to In tha aame way. Dal othara to undaraUnd your Idaaa. Oamar tha informatlon that la HUrally at your flngartlpa. T A U R U S (A p r. 20 to May 20) You can hava far more o f thla world'a gooda if you put that wonderful Idea Into operation aanalhly. You muat think big In order to gat Mg. F lret vlauallaa tha rola you wlah to play In Ufa. OB.MINI (May t l to June 21) Kara la • day whan you can do pretty much what you wlah. ao be aura you uaa It wlaely. Make particular plana and carry them through. Make youraelf more attrac­ tive. Out to eoelat partial to­ night. MOON C H ILD R E N (Juno 22 to July 21) Oat all that letter writing you have neg­ lected lately and alao aome confidential affairs you hava put o ff. Prepare youraelf for new Interests. Consult with raal sxparta. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21 1 I f you are to advance In both personal and business mattara, It behoovas you to lie vary aoclal today. Talk things over with Interested, helpful friends. They glva fina boost forward, VIROO (A u g. 22 to Sept. 22) You had batter arm youraelf with more data be­ fore approaching that big­ w ig with an idea for hack­ ing. Show that you are civicminded. Make the right Impreaalon when later you do see him or her. 1.1lilt A (Sept. 25 to Oct. 22) I f you want to have real expansion now, you had bet­ ter ua« thoee idaaa pigeon­ holed In the back o f your mind. You have flna Inspira­ tions. Uaa them Intelligently. HCORI’ IO (Oct, 23 to Nov. 21) Precision la required In handling any Interests with othera nnd they then become quite successful. Make tills a very productive day. Do your utmost to please close ties tonight. H A O N T A K IU H (N o v. 22 to Dec. 21) lie fur a you rome to any decision In connection with others, ha certain you u n d e r a t a n d their vlewa. Avoid wnallng time later by listening now. Then lie def­ inite in your answers. C APR IC O R N (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Put aside any pret­ ty affalra and concentrate upon getting important duties handled wrll. Partners art In a mood to rr>. ope rat* to the hilt. Maka tha most o f this. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 21 to Feb. lti) .Show a vary co-oparativa attitude toward what­ ever othera are planning to do, since It could prove vary profitable fo r you. Stop de­ liberating. Ha dynamic, too. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Since you now hava the wherewithal to maka life easier at home, he aura you apportion It wlaely. Quickly pay o ff all obligations. Plan a future that la more com­ fortable, rharming, gracious. IF YOUR C H ILD IS BORN T O D A Y , he or she will he o f such quirk mind and wit that you would be wise to plan early for the finest college education pos­ sible. However, you mutt make sura your progency teams to complete early what is one* started, since there It a tendency here o f flittin g from one thing to an­ other when In mld-atraam, that i f not conquered early would lake aurcaaa out o f thla chart. "The Kara Impel, (hey 4a aat campal." What you maka a f year life (■ large­ ly ap ta YO U I Carroll Rlghtar'a Individual Forecast for your sign for June Is now teady. For your copy sand your blrthdata and 91.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast (The Sanford Herald), Hox 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia, Venssuela was the first part o f the mainland o f the New World ditroveied by y'hiiatopbtr Columbus. mawrNaiasoowtY eewsuTO tse* MB AAOOSO, MA36* /woes i i»rr ■ma fa*m i w*a a mite Leenv O P C T V T O u e u *. BUT S V fO Y O S * { ires as rer-o.YAS a A MtlKHOUSO.' ) • 2) * r « �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 4. Hrnuty ('a re ltU IK T T 'IfA•oft «rat«r, Classified jos so oak. Phones FOB •■ ■for* K irk U d 322-5612 Fr*wt Seminal* r a illf Dial Dlrrra— Hal l a a i Dlafaara * n s $ * 8 j nJ K a BanfurJ's 7Moat Complete rtCAUty H o o k , t i : p w .l l i a m s H PW #v e nInt app'lt. ?m : i :. ins K. ;sth 2222144 P E R M A N E N T SPECIAL C I T W CURL R P A T T Y SHOP 20% o f f *>( regular price* on Perm*. 4 Senior lleautlrlanR. Marie CutMn*. 8*r# U w r r y , Winnie Cullum A Hetty Price, nur new D*autlrUn. Hetty Prlc# will Clean A Style W m . Free Parkin* Lot. 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 332*A«3I. Up to 5 11 11.50 | 1.50 11.50 5 to 10 H I 1.50 I 1.80 1 1.90 11 to 15 I 3 11.50 11.89 |2.83 14 to 20 I 4 I 1.50 I 2.52 I 3.50 21 to 25 |5 | 1.5013.15 | 4.75 25 to 30|S I 1.50 11.7815.70 Ad— t Mn* ( D m 5.letter w a r t i per It*#' I U O MI i I m r m ( kargw All l k l » Hal* Ada Charge* at 1-D*r Rata CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST C L A S S IF IE D D IS P LA Y 51.50 I ’ er Inch ( Mt*lm**s at I rnloaia larhaa ERRORS — — Tba Harald will oat ba ra. aaoaalbla far aiara tbaa aaa larorrvct laaartlaa. COPY Tba Herat* reserve* tba pel* allasa af rejeetl** at revt*. laa a a 7 adaartlaaa>aat wblrb It daraaa ablarllnaabla la tba pulley at tbla a a a * . papar. D E A D L IN E S 12 Noon Day Before Publication F or Inarrtlona and Kllla (Sat. Noon For Monday) 1. Loot & Found________ L E T ? C E L E B R AT E — Tha rlasalflad ada ara tha place to aava tlma and monay whan ahopplnp tor lha oar o f your cholca. 10. Poultry - Livestock 1111. I-ocal aulomoblla dralrra offar Ihalr baal buya In Harald classified dliplay ada. PA INTI.Nil In'Id# or out. Wll11win plion. Ph. 332*u3t4 or III-3 T II. t $7,9B0. to $18,350. As low at $240. down and $49.27 per monthNo doting coils! DRIVE OUT TODAY Takg Intantate #4 — get o f t at 11)0 OoBary Ea- cRange, or call. 668-4468 M A C K L K B R O S .O IV IS IO N T H ( DCLTONA CORPORATION 9 r r r r r 1' 24. W ell DrillinK WEL.LT DRILLED. PUMPS SI’ l l I N K L E n SYSTEMS All Typaa and Slie* W# Repair and Service S T I N E Machine and Supply Co. 15. Special Services ol* i- l!itllv“ a p rc lA fs lflP VICE? More than 10,000 read­ er* i*ha Hanford Herald claailfte l ada dally. Rate* aa low aa l i e par line par day! Dial I32S4I2 or 435-1131 and placa your adl S IC K ROOM NEEDS O. E. Ap,Ranees— New A U**.l I I I Magnolia___________ l l l - l . ’. l : 31. Musical Instruments Gena Cumbaa — 333-3411 Plano Tuning ana Repair W L. Ilarmrn ••• 1!3-i:23 Wheel Chalra. Walker*. Cane* 35. Vacuum Cleaners Jk Crutch** tor rent nr tale. Prescription* *t I. o w e • l SANFORD VACUUM SVC. Price.. Discount to people SALES - REPA IRS over IS A all Harvlr* I'er.otiH IS S. Park Ave. 3::-47ll nal. Check our price*. F A U S T DRUG STORE Ere* Delivery ITS-Ofll VOSS LANDSCAPE SERVICE Any type — Any air* A t a price you ran afford after 0:30 p.m. 37. M oving & Storage FOR RENT: Clean. Dry M o r a a e jIO i^ ^ J o M O jJ M O llT C 50. Misc. F or Sale 323-1950 i-.vri'ft clean* UI^^^^^Sad^TTTI^Tovcri^T l iftI uKI'rofi'Mliihnl rrsulta—rent lllue Lualirapr*. Wall lo wall carpelln*. Larg* rhooaa from. aalactlou Aluns F ab ric. & lo Rugs tre Electric i ’nri'ct Klintnimo* er I I per day. t ’arroll FurnItura C«. NOTICE F R E E ESTISIATK A T YOUR HOME 1SSS Park Dr. B.v.tord S23-&7B3 Hrwlng tnat'hlne •till In iiuarantee, l*.«ut /.lic-ZaK. I ’ard Dr.i|irrlM • Hlt|icov«ra • « ;if t» only tulce, iiimvIuk Nnrtli. J LAN MAIICEI* INTKIllOUH muit sell, Aoauinr rrriiMlnltiK 1003 French Av*. 322*3l»o h pa> vuriita of fl$0. Call Col­ lect HA 6-3&?7. Ul'JIOLHTEHINO. Draperlr*. Hi I p Covert. Free **ll- F l t l C I D A i m : range. 40“ . |3& mates. All work guaranteed. J iton*ir window, 37$ jo, |3. Also, uaed furniture. Rerun32S-33M. ■ ilia for anle. Adetna Dtrura______ FICHHDAIItL W u a l t e r , |30; lore 331-3032. H«*rvc| l i a i Itefrlgerator, |2u. ••rv 332-3«:i. 19. IluitdcrH Supplies i\ t h i : r i i t t i i t i n i ii t o r T i l l : M.VTII J l l l l l l t l . I l u ­ l l i t lb a m i Pirn * i :« i i m i i . i : I III A T I . FI.OMIIIA. U I I M E H V All. 14*** THE BOWERY RAVINGS IIANK. Plaintiff, va. UUUiir LEHTEII HAR T, el al. Pelrridaiit*. •M ITRE OP *1 I T 1% MtillTGAl.K P il l! El 1.11*1 HE TO; U ltlllir LE STE R MART and E I. I /. A II E T it C. IIAIIT, hi* wile RESIDENCE: Natal Air Mainlaliance Training Group I ’ . S. NiltuI Air Htallou Memplil*. TetinssaaS R IIS TO: ROIIE RT J. SAUHE and KM SI A I. SADSE. hi* wll* RESIDENCE: National Avialion Faclllllra Expertmenial Center Allanlic CHy, New Jer­ sey bvtui You arr hereby notified that a Complaint In furerloa* a cer­ tain morlKage enrumbarlng the folluw In* described real properly, to.w ll l.ot l, HI... k II. COUNTRY 4T.HH MANOR. UNIT NO. 7, ai cording to lha plal thereof aa rarorded In I'lal Honk II, Pag * lu«. Public llcrnida nf Semlntda Cuun* ly. Florida, haa lorn filed agalntl yuu In the iil.uta atyted eult, and yuu are re.,wired lo serve a copy nf >nur Answer nr ulhar Pleading lu Ilia Curnplalni un P l a i n t i ff * attorneys, ANRKKSON. IIL'SII. d e a n a Lo w n d e s , i t s e* * i I antral llnuletard. Orlando. Florida, and file lha nriglnal Answer or oilier Pleading In Hie offlr e o f tha Clark of the Circuit Court on or befora the ITth day ol May, 1*45. If you fall In do *», a d tr rte pm te>n> fra,.• will lie token against yuu tor the relief demanded In the Complaint. This Nolle* ahall be publish•d once a week fur four cun* errutiv* week* In Tha Sanford Herald. DATED this l l th day of April. IMS. (S EAl.l Arthur If. Rack with, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court lly Martha T. Vlhliii Deputy Clerk ANDERSON. RUSH DEAN «, IdlWNDKS 333 Katt Central Boulevard, Orlando, Florida Publish: April !». 34. May 1. I". I M i CDL 43 ! » FT. Y K LLO W 8TO N L Camp­ ing Tr.illrr; Air conditioner; II. L. Waalirr K lilac. Furni­ ture. IIOOVF.lt VAC. CLEAN Kit 8 W I I I T L 8KWI.NO m a « i i i n i : s A uthorised Malea A Mervlca O AK ItK TT U 300 E. First. 338-1344 8ANFOHD HEWING CK.NTKIt 104 ho Park Ave. 37S-34U Selection of 1. t. and 4 BtJrooma located In varloua 8*. Ilona of Sanford Immediate Delivery 322-5612 From Sanford Exchange 50. Mine. For Sole SPECIAL PAINTS 8 . » 3 u * t on Kpoty, I*. V. A lloimr A Marin# |>a!nt» K A s ro , 1f»On KTanch Av#.. Hanford, .133*1*10 - nrlando, 6*23 1*. I I * ) . 60 • 276*0017. 3 EVENING t>r»*»#a. alia & A 7. 1 a#n n#w Sa.it Covrra for '<4 llulck Spatial. Call 333* 61I& af ter 4 p. m. I1I:a 1»V*2II.\ r o N r i l K T E Il|ork•, Hfepplng Htonrs, Hand, Hterl, flraaaa Trapa, llork, l.o l Marker*. I'n|y#thyleii#. Wire Menh, Htrpn. Wltulnw Hllla. Dry Walla * l»r »ln Til# MIICAi l.i: CO.NVItKTi: CO. CHAIN LINK Kenrr. d i a l |2i0, aril for • ! « » . you m«»va. H## af 33<i| Park Ave 51. A rtirlm Fur Henl SE L L US your rurallur*. Quirk rarvlc* with tha Cash. HUPEH 1 HADING POST Itt.OITT 55. Furniture For Sale For Ih* biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ ture. at* Noll's Furnliul* Brokerage In Ceeeelberry on 17-13. Open I day* 1 lo •. 425-5938 From (Dial Direct) Stmlnol* Couaty I 69. S c h o o l s & I n s t r u c t i o n s 10*\ aMnMIe Homen - Sale 11M OLDSMOBILE I I . « door Sedan, good running condi­ tion. Valdea Hotel, Mrs. Bur« ton. Ph. 111-1311. 1-3 and I Detrooma N E W and PSF.D Awnlnta A Cabanaa Q U A H 'Y MOBILE HOMES llwy. 17-13 S 177-7342 *3? RL’ ICK Cabalerro Station Wagon. First 4133 buya. Ph. 414-1114, Caeselherry. REGISTERED NURSES A L i ­ censed rra cllcal Nurses P o ­ sitions available I tn |1 Jd A I I to 3:3d Shift*. Contact Di­ rector ol Nurers, Seminole Memorial Hospital, Hanford. V A - FHA 101. T railer Space • Rent M A11 <8 — N Y. to 13k wk. RUSH REFERENC ES TOP JOBS FARE ADVANCED Q U IC K L Y — HAV -A-M AID. Management HAl!Y SITTING, day*, night*, regular. Cnthv. 131-1113. ItA UT P IL C H E R Best lluy Broker 133-7411 Day nr Night JO H N K . FO X , Realtor 101 N. Park Ara. 131-0311 C. A . W H ID D O N , SR. IIROKBR 30] S. IMrk 177-1111 St. Johns Realty T I I E TIME TESTED FIRM t l * N. Park Av*. S37.4I31 M E RLE W. W A R N E R Realtor 701 8. Park A v * 133-1131 A Property and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY orricai i i i - t n i Nlghta: 331-0700 Ill-M il I I I ! Park Drive OPEN D AIL Y AN D SUNDAY Him Down, 4»S per mn. con temporary 3 lldrm.. I<* Hath. Family llm . Wuodrd Lot. N. Longwood— 1140 Down. 1103 per mu. fnlunlal 1 lldrm.. 3 llalh. Dbl. Carport*. Dbl. I Hilly. I'atlo Family Room. H. Longwood — 1400 Down. 1100 par mo. 1 Bdrm . 1 Rath. Patio, Country Kitchen, Ho. Longwood — I 3P0 Down. |14 per mo. 1 lldrm. Spill, I llalh. Paneled Family Room. I'atlo, Drang# Trees. H. Longwood. 1All prepared for Airfondlllunlngl 1330 Down. I>1 per mn., a lldrm.. 1'Y Hath. Hanford — |!00 Down. 1170 per mo., Eie cullve Type Co­ lonial. 4 A rr* lot. orange Trees. ) lldrm, 3 Bath. Air conditioned. Wall. Hiihurban Hanford. VA - F II A • In Hervlr* Loans Available. All Payments Include Prln., Int, Taxes A Ins. 1.3IN E N T E R ­ PRISES. INC , 111 lain*wood Plata, U. S. Highway 17-11 South, l-ongwood, Florida. NEEDED hammer, aaw. paint brush and DOO.iio tu buy and fix up this home. Has 1 bedrooms, large family room. You furii I. Ii the paint brush and T*R them you aaw It In Th* Sanford Herald! 1100.00 down payment — we will throw In Ih* aaw and NEW, Custom-built hammer. Total price only LA "CIE, horns. Rolling llllls Golf f I.3II0 oo. Payment only |43.3u Course, Man Lando. For In­ per month. formation call 331-1171. Stemper Agency Resllnr* A ppr* leer-Trades 333-411I 111* 8 French Av* 4 BEDROOM, 1 llalh. Central Air, Sewage. Fenced Yard. Ideal for children, lly Own­ er 111 Labe Minnie Hr.. Park llldge. Sanford l l l - M S l . Hu b e r t a . w i l l i a m s Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Asso. Ill-m i Allanlic Rank Bldg BY’ OWNER, 3 lledroom, 3 hath. Cll construction home, tge. ehady lot. Low equity. 333*4X11. 87. Husiness Krnlals $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES OFFICES and Hlora Hpac* Hanford Mobile Park I I I ! S Orlando Dr. H l- IH O . I d t i a a FT. LOT. loxin Patio. Ph. 123.M O ,.r 127.4X17. 10.1. Mobile Homes • Rent • -2-3 IIEDItooM. 143.3133. lad Included SANFORD MOIIII.K T a j i k , i m s. o r Undo Dr, 333*1930. I BEDROOM Trailer on large Lake. Adults only. 122.714X. 106. Apartm ents fo r Rent FURN. A P T , FURN. A p t, 31? W. 441-1349. CLEA N 1 till. A p t, 3413 Elm Ave. 13th. Th no pel*. FUIIN. DUPLEX. 1 Bdrm. rederorated. |43 mo, luxka J#*. sup. Call 133-73(1 after 1:14. 3 lldrm. Dnpltx, Equip. llS-tllM. FUIIN. Apt. Clot* Cowan. 113-4011. tn. Jtmmlt 4-llimiii. I-llr. Furn. Apt. 1(3. CaR after 3 p.m. and week­ end*. ISl-ntt*. 1 IIDIIM Furn. Apl. (31. 1414 K l i s t SI. Robert A. W IL llama 333-1111. AVALON APARTM ENTS YV. 3nd BI, 113.3417 FURN. 1 Apis. |10 A 110 mo. Adult*. 333.1410. WKL.Y.vA A P AR T M E NT S ' '. First HI. lit EPF. APT. private balli, suitable for Couple or Slngl* person. Ideally located down­ town. Inquire al Manuel Jacobson Dtpl. Store, 111 K. FHA - V A HOMES 1. I. A 4 BEDROOMS I. 1H A 3 BATII8 K IT C H E N EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DE LIV E R Y Fur Complai* Infurmallu* He* or Call Your FHA - VA SA LES BROKER W * Have rna lloma For You ST E N ST R O M REALTY till 131-3430 133-4134 I3S-I14I PARK DRIVE 131-1414 NIGIITB 331-03(4 Ill-Ill) A Harald want-ad la aa ntat aa your phonal Dial 33I-SI13 or l l t - 3 y i l {South Ssmlnolat and ua* your chargt account. G I I J. A • Sedans • H ard Topa • Convertible* • Station WaRtma Complete Helrrtioa 6 I’* Thru 54’* ITU CHEVROLET v* T^h pick-up. 4 Cyl. Good Rubber. Mechanically perfect, 1333. HJ-iUto._______ 120. Autom otive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 114 Magnolia Pb. 111-4435 Auto Glass Tops A Bast Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 104 W. 3nd 81. 111-1911 ^ALI^YVGIO ^^ lUATtA NTKK^' 12.1, Hontw & Motors llalsway To The Waterwa y Robson Sporting Goods 14' F E A T I I K R C R A F T h o a l , windshield and lop. 13 hp Evlorud* motor. Champion break over trailer. Jual Ilk* new. ||4 W. 17th. 133-3441 or till. 33 TT. OWENS Cruiser, fully equipped. Very good condi­ tion. Call alte r 4 p.m. week­ day*. 333.7131. 13 FT. A L P M IN P M lloat. Lik e New. 7S I I P Motor. Reason­ able. 333-0411. •43 I.ONK BTA R 14': 40 h p. Evlnruda elep, Galor til t Ira liar, <430. 173-3771. 14 FT. HUNAIIOUT, llvlnrude. Trailer. 133-1217. 1* I I P Cheap. 1*1 N A T IO N A L APARTMENTS. Sanford Mobil* Park. 3313 S. Orlando Dr, 131-llln 108. Ronmii For Rent ROOMS for Man. 401 Magnolia. 137-07-0. F I ’ II.V. It o o III* ncmiI •private bath. >1» mn. 323-$3iX. Payton Realty $100 DOWN 1111 FORD Pick-up Truck, run* good. 1133. 333-0440. Your EV1NUUDF. Dealer 194 4-4 K. l et. Ph. I t l - l t l t 3 lilt. Apt. Ph. 373-0733. Ball-Blair Agency vw 1147 KURD Ton. F 100. Ilk* new co n d itio n , x i i -7'.i j x , Senkarilc Glass and Pain t Company 3 IIDIIM. Furn. Apt. Apply 113 Park Ave. III 118. Trucks For Sale Apt. rh. F I ’ IIN. Apl. 3iv> Park. UNFURN. Kill hen '37 IIORGUARD, I owner, good pond. 132-4779. Sino Mellonvilte. FURNISHED G a n g s 333-3340. Seminole Realty Iteal Estate opportunity Used furniture appliance*. lon|a, C A N YO U S E L L ? etc. U .ugh! - Sold. Larry * Marl. 31» Sanford Av*. Th. Your own full-time buslutas. Real Eslala, right In thla 313-4111. are* National company, aalabllshrd In I HA. largest In COt'RTKOL’ s r CHARGE ACCOUNT*— limited credit If It* field. I Unllceiiaed? — you own a phon* I'ul claaalwrite u*i Training and In­ struction given In all phases fled A ' a to work for yuul of your operation — from Mart lo Nui'cae*. All adver­ EC H O LS R E D D IN G CO. tising, all eigne, forma, sup­ Redd.n* A Furnltur* plies are furiil.hed. Nation­ A T FACTORY PRICES: wide advertising bring* 111 Magnolia 133-4331 llutera from Everywhere. Caii you qualify? You muat F llK K e s t i m a t e have Initiative. ricallent Upholalerlng A Yliltraaa ren­ character Ihundahlel, salsa ovating Sew A fe e d Furnl­ ability, b* financially re­ tur*. CaR Nl* Redding Mfg. sponsible. Commission - v o l ­ Co. at T i l Calary Av*. 333 ume opportunity for man. 1111. woman, couple or tram That Can Hell. W m * today for In­ WILBUN MAIER FURN formation. HTItOUT R E A L ­ Buy — Bell — Trad* TY. J. K Mann. Area Hup.r* 311.11 K let 137-4433 vlaor. 1373 E. Colonial Dr.. Orlando. Fla. 6 0 . UuNineHM O p p u r t . T H E U N I V E I H A L MEDIUM for SER VICE STATION for Lease. g allin g thing* done . . . Good location. Good referClaaalflad Ads! Dial 331-1413 lute * A soma Capital requir­ or l.J i l l * In South tiemlnol* ed. Call 333-1143. and pul on* to work for you! 1134 • CHEVROLET. 4 door, exceptionally good shape. Ph. 133-4?)n after 1:0* p.m. M ONTHLY PA Y M E N TS FRO M $50.00 FOR T H E B E ST H OM E HUY SEE Y O U R KF.T r i 'N C H Operator Trainee. Typing eaparlenc* preferred, fermanenl |»osltlon. Chase a Company, P.r*on n* l He. parlmenl, ll<>\ |417, Sanford 8 E V F R A L Outstanding 3 A I Badronni Homes available In 115. Autos For Sale Real ivstuto Course all Areas ol Sanford. Lat u* 90. Lot a For Sale Evening Claai a t i r l i May ftlh. '43 MONZA, (.speed, low mile­ ( h o w you Aroundt Kor Information call lira. age. Ilut) down, aiaum* payAppleton, ( f o l l a c t ) Orlamlo, SPECIA L Baling on Isrg* I-aka merit*. Call 131-7170 after 4. 24I*(.ZM. Ih ri II o il i h r • Jisaup lot at a discount. Hi IimoIh Ilf It a a I Lalatr. n o t i c e or Public sai* or ■•■*4 This I* a bargain at 13,040 Hclmola of It • a I E«fata Chevy. 11, 4 dr. Motor No. cash* 1101 II Park A f . •‘Klorlda’t l*r«aat.'* (flimvtosoui. Thla unit Is 222 6211 any tlma stored and will l>e sold al 301 S. Elm at 10:00 A.M. May 7, KLYINtJ m : m INo L E RANCH Ileal Ka'a l* — Insurance 1143 hy Florida Delectly* (Hpara 1 nlveralty Airport) 1*4Mei111| J miles Laat uf Uvlado Ird A Park Av*_______ 111.4041 Agency for Michigan Nationun llwy. 11$ la now open. al Rank. Clint. Michigan. ltl-1101 1410 Hiawatha at 11-13 Htuihnt liidlrncflun now a I v • 95. Houses Fur Sale 1 IIKDIIOOM, 14 hath, Iga. 1140 F I A T |?4, needs repairs. tn lu J’ i|i*r t*li#iuk#a *'110.** 333.4333. fenced yard. Country club Cum# out Mini learn to fly GltEEN IIKAIR llalghla. Laks Mary lload. .Vow Expert Inatructlon In Choice tola svallabts In Oraan* •51 T R -1 With Radio * Healer, I l l Easier. Assume 3llg. A a relaxt«l atmuaphara r u n o v bralr of Loch Arbor overlook­ excellent condition. 133.4411 • •1 mn. 133.443*. e l from buey traffic pat­ ing g i f course. C u s t o m tern*. T * In-engine Charter building lo your specifics* 1137 CIIKV. S P o ItT CPE. V*. avMlIable anywhere. I Jaau Ilona. Greenbralr developed 97. iliiuscs For Kent Automatic, eacrllrnt condi­ Aviation I'loducta aiullMbl# by tion. See Joa Orsrnn at l|o|. for JlMpp) Klylng. I'll. Sftj* r ril.N . 2 IMrni, <*ar|iur|p. KINGHWOOD lets or call 133-0114 even3 . " I fur further Information Urn# lot. |76 nm. 323*?343. BUILDERS. INC. Inga. ami appointment. 133-1074 NICE. rJ#an Furn. 3-li*<1rooni 1144 C H E V R O L E T W a g o n , (. lot FaIrmunt Dr. linua#. n#ar )>•••. 322* I loi. A u t o , B e a l n ice 1 3 3 .3 1 1 3 . C E N T R A L Air Conditioned, 1 U. S. Civil Service T e s t*! lld rm , Ig*. Florida Room, F f l l N . 2 ll#«lrnom li»*u»# f»#ar KOIID *34, 4 py|. Slick. II A II. !!«•#. 322-20*7 o r 322-376U. Recently painted. 331-OI43. flood nioilltlon. Ileusonahlc. Men*Women, 14-62. HUM high Call 132.3U31. aa fluz.ux a week. Prepara­ I BEDROOM, I Hath, Central 3 IIKIGlOnM. | bath furntahrd tory training until appuint* iMiina, carport# and |»atlo, 3 1141 GRAY, VW, Sunroof, || a Heal, Corner Lot, Double #t|. Thousand* of Julia open. arr## nf land, fin# placa for Carports. 131-1133. II. Excellent Coml. 333.X900. Experience usually unnetra* children. Will Alan r#nl unanry. tlrammar achooi *uffl* 3 HKDIIOOM, Washer. ItefrlfurnUhtd 322-7236. IIOB McKKE USED CARS clent f*»r many Julia. KltEE grralor. S l o t* Included, 1333 NO MONEY DOWN 3 11111161., Kllchan ••lulppvd, budfklet un Juba, aalariea, rrin-o isu. ’ 01 Frsnrh Ay*. 133-0731 376. nlca yard. 322-3CI6. iiulremeiita. Writ# TO|)AYI Llni'olll H m lrr, lloa lo9, 1 IIDIIM. 3 llalh, VA Qualify. •»*» ford 8 K T L IN E R . raKitchen equipped. |l* mo., 3 lir.DIHHiM, 2 Hath. ITnfurnHanford llaiald. tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ lah#d, nh'# n#lBbbnrhnod, Jun* 1st. 333.04X3. er, power steering, needs Kncloard I'atlo. transmission 1313 Ph. 13|. 1100 DOWN 3 lledroom* I llalh. FnrnUhed, 4117 ur aaa at ISA Harrison M EN wall lo wal l Mirprtlritf, air Dr. Q U A L I F Y KOlt HIGH PAYING I Bit.. 1( s 17 Fla. llm . T*r. Floors, Kit. equip. 1*7 mo. conditioned, NIc#. JullH IN 4HJN8THUCTION. pays all IIKL3ILY REALTY, I.earn to operal# n*natrucOffice In Village Hall. N. Or­ JO H N S A U L S A G E N C Y IIOM ei ul pmi nt MU* 11 aa: Hulllando. 133-1411, nights 333doaera. Turuapulla, UragH E A L E STATE IIR OKKIl 3371. Ileal Eslala Assuclats llnea* liackho«o and acrapvra MI LI, A MAE PKDKOMCII Includes POWEI1 H l l I F T 3-IIKDIton3t. I bath, carport 113-7174 Day I3l-n|is Night. EQUIPMENT. Actual train­ and utility room. Deep well ing on th# equipment of for watering lawn. Down T ' K ) MUCH 11(10 31? Ileul your rhvlre. Send name, ad* payment required. 171.43 through “ For llsni” ads. Uet Ureas, telephony and hours at monthly payment*. Her lo eatra Inc.nis’ Iiuiii * lo; appreciate Available 3 Jun*. UNITED HCIHHilgrt Ph. 131-1733. 33 A Western Union llld*. Tampa. 2. Florida 71. Mnlr Help Wanted *31 RAMBLER, 4 floor Sedan, Ileal clean A new llrts. 1173.00 SANFOR D MOTOR CO too French Av*. 133-4315 CONTINENTAL. L i n c o l n 4door, '31 model, while. First 1430 buy*. Ph. 131-4414 Caa* srlherry. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— Ixiat A Found I t — Money Wanted 3— Per eon ala • 4— Savina* A Loan 4— lieauty Car* • t — Insurance I — Day Nur**rl*o • » — Schools A Instruction* •— Child Car* 70— Employment Service* I —Dog*—Cat*— P*la 71— Male Help Wanted 10— Poultry — I.lvaitock 13— Female Help Wanted 13— Special Nolle** T t— Male or Femal* Help 13— Catering — Food 14— Sale* Help Wanted 11— lllcycle Repair* 77—Situation Wanted I t — Spsclal Service* I I — Incoma Property I I — Swimming Poolg 13— Ituelntea Prop —Bat* 17— Janitorial Service* I I — Ileal Eelata Wanted It — Do-It-Yourself I I — Ileal Estate Sale t » — Uullder* Supplies 17— lluelnte* Rental* 30— Hardware •o— Lota For Sal* I I — llom* Improvement* • 1— Farm*—Grove* 33— Plumbing 13— Acreage 31— Painting I I — House* For Sal* I I —W . l l Drilling 14 — H om es—Sal# or Rtat St— Air Cond. A IMatlng 17— House For llanl I t — Radio • Television 100— lloeort Rentals I I — Photo * Equipment M l — Trailer*— Cabana* 10— Hum* Appliance* 103— Mobil* llotnei—Rata 11— Musical Instrument* IPS— Mobil* Homo*— Rent 11— Huelnaaa Equipment 101—Trailer Space— Rent I t —Job Priming l o t —Trailer lo.te—Sal# I t —Utholaiary 104— Aparimenta Kor Host l o t — Rooms For Rant t t — Vacuum Cleaner* 17—Moving A Storage 110— l l o l t l Rooms 3t— E i l ermine lor* l i t — Rental Agent* I t —Plants — Feed* — leadi 111— Wauled To Rent 10—Mlac. For halo l i t — Auto* For Sale i t — Article* For Rent I I I — Auto*—Salt or Trad* t t —Swap or Kachang* 111— Trucks Fur Sal* 130— Automotive .Service t t — Wanted To Buy t t — Furnltur* For Hal* 131— Scooters A Cycle* I t — Antique* For 8*1* 133— Hotls A Motor* 14— Money To t-oan 131— Marin* Supplies (U— Uuslneas opportunities 115. Autoa F ar Sale 97. !lnu*ea F o r Rent 18* J 8 1 M .IT K . 6dx 10. Accra*, orles Included. D o our equ­ ity. Ph. 337.14*1. 81. Hrnl Estate • Sale P IC M T II H S b * » u : NOTICE IS h*r*hy given R E N T A IIED lhal we are engaged In bus- Rollaway, llotpllal. Baby Ine.s at P. H. Ilw* 33U4. Fureat Beds, by Day, Week, or CHy, Seminole County. Florida, Month. under the fli'lllluui mini* nf C A R IIO I.L J F UIlN IT IfltE Doual,ia.MerrlR Co., ami that l i t W. let. 133-111! we Inteml In reglatrr aald name with lha Clerk nf the “ You name It — w# hava III" lim n* —- Hydraulic CIrvull Court. Sarnlnole CuunTranenilealftn — Jacks l » . Florida, in accordant* with the pruvlalone nf the Flrlllloua A M E R IC A N R E N T -A L L Nam* Slalule*. lo-wlt: Section 344* H Hiawatha »?;.*! U >4#.ur Florid* Slatut*. I>47. Slg. Merrill N. Croaa 5.1. Wnnlrtl T o Huy I inii gin a Wm. Croaa Pllbllah: April 34, May I. 10. UBED FUR NITUR E 17. lea* 133*3.70 CDL 7» 1% T H E f i l l HT IIF T H E m l M l Jl HUE. •KMIXOLE I III A l t , n . O H I D %. IN PHIIMATK. NO. 47113 la rei l A l a l r af VEIIA GLADYS CHATTER. Tun, Dacaasad. 1 * All I'radllar* aag Par.aa* llat lag Claim* or Demand* Agalaal aald Ealalei You and earli of you art hereby notified and reunited In prevent any tdelm* ami «le. inanda which you. nr either of you, may have *Kaln*t Ihe e*. tala of VERA GLADYS CHAT* TEUTON, deceased. lata of aald County, lu tht County Judd* of Memlnol* County. Florid*, at hi* nffh a In the rourl hnu*« nf eald County *1 Sanford. Florida, within ala calendar month* from lha llm* nf lha first publication of this nolle*. Two copies nf each claim nr demand ahall L* In writing, and ahall stale Ihe plat a iff resldtnte and po*l o f ­ fice addr*** of lha claimant, and ahall l>* sworn to hr lha claimant, Ida agent, nr hi* atlornay and accompanied by ■ filing fa* of on* dollar and • urh claim or demand not so filed shall ha void. Dayl* J. Holme*, A* admlnlatratrls nf the E ila t* of Ver* i;lad) a ChatterIon. der sated Dari* J. Ilulmaa l to l Clift** Av*. Sanford. Florid* Publish: April f*. May J, I* 17. m * |CDL 7» $100.00 DOWN COLORED: 31-33. to operate shirt unit. W ill train Ineaperlenced person. Apply In person. Jos's laundry A Dry Cleaners. 3SU7 Hanford Av*. SECRETARY. General Olllce Work. Malur* YVoman with many years experience. Par manenl resident. Ph. I l l 1411. Longwood. For real automobile bargain*, check th» Herald classified dis­ QUNB: Bur. Sail. Trafla. Ra* play aectlon. pair. OSTEEN BRItKJE CAMP 4 GITN SHOP 222-3I3S. Legal Notice 72. Female Help Wanted 77. Situation Wnnled "Sh* can never ramember my eecret hand •Ignate!” 95. Houaea F or Sal6 H .\ N F O II l» II EH I P E N T t.» P A R K IIIDGK— BUa-DIVtriU.N 1 IIDIIM.. Lc# Living Room. 3 llth.. Entry Foyer, Range, Plnecreet Area. 1100. transact Company hualne** 3 ll-lrm Family Room, Breakfast liar. In arts. Aa* 33-40. I’ reatnt311-1331. I l l Shannon Drive. Built • tn Kitchen, Central ly employed and own car. lteat. Double Garage. City N E W Furnished House for rent CaR Orlando 341-4101 for intervlaw. Bewer. 117.409. Open Dally. for lift per month. See Mr*. Evening! 441-1711. W E Kennon. I l l Halstead, C AR EE R opportunity for qua­ Deltona, F l a , for appoint­ ment. lified man 31-44. Hilary A Government ow ned commission. Ph. 3I3-0443. Homes N IC E L T FURN. Haul*. 3401 B. Elm 133.3397, ^ ^ B o m ^ L ^ l^ a ^ ^ eck ^ N jr. S A N F O R D E L E C T R IC Legal Notice are selling fast. The reason is solid value - l o w price and high quality-Com e out and see these wonderful homes for yourself — There are 16 com ­ pletely furnished mod­ els to ch oose from, in c lu d in g a replica o f the w o rld ’s Fair House. While here en­ joy a free ride aboard the riverboat,“ Deltona Queen"! By Nadine Seltzer 2.1. Painting III TCIIINO Poet IIKIa A 30. Hume Appliances Pawn Shop. Loana on any­ thin* of value. 3»2t Sanford N EW AP PLIA NCES at Ware­ Ave., JSS-StiH. house Prices— Frlgldalrt, llot I’ Int, RCA. Zenith, ate. NOTICE In L I T T L E t.EAOCK Call Charlie Oormly collect B A L L Player*. * x l « Photoal Associated Radio A TV, graph* of Each Team V * 3113 N. urang* Aa*., Of Ianavailable at The Sanford do 133-1111. Herald Offlre. ____ You can find anythin* you need advertlaed In lha llciald Cla Milled. Deltona SW EETIE P IE M nye 3, 1965 — Page 3-A 71. Male Help Wanted 1-8MALI. hnree. Gelding, Jliu. 1-Welsh mar*, brad to foal ! 0 i w. ma st________ In Jun*. aaddti A bridl*. 1130. l-Shetlxnd Colt. 1 yr. 29. Photo & Equipment old. 11no. All vary genii# and used lo children. Ph. 322-1111 B i nr Jr:-55t'.V _______ ___ YA8IU C A-M AT CAMERA 2Kx S11 a* hew. with ra*e IIS EEDKIIAI. ENLARHEH : « . » la . Special Notices J'« Model SIS eacellml run■lltlnn ISS. 33 Watt l>. A. Am ­ CANAH Pay Camp begins Jun* plifier Model 4SS. I - I - U i thm llth.. l a k t Holden For Inlap.; T tube* plue Rtclltier, formation call 32:-234S, Fred Herd live hour*, and T w o I* liana*. 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Arrrpt Trade-In*! dAn HANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENING!! IUIZ Sanford, Florida 522-4505 National llrpoaaeaalun* Inc. N Y i ’l "* g . • iti'x -SV M f Lets Do f Business Together $200 • $.100 Down $40 • $60 Month 105% Mrehanlral Guaranty* — 50 l)* y » — 1,000 M il** On AU Um 4 V W * . 8*1** — Parts — Hervlr* Factory Aulhorlied Dealer ElUnor Motor Co. Bo. Hwy. 17-95 Hanford, Fla. 322-1835 You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65' Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. E x cellen t Service Too* Strickland-Morrlson Ford, In c . 512-1411 W. Peril *4409)1 �Package Tours Tailor Made For Senior Citizens By Murray J. Brown NEW Y O IIK ( U P I ) — Tra­ vel and adventure are net the prerogative* o f the young alone. In fact, aurveya ahow an Increailng number o f Am erica'* “ old folk *" aro *•chewing the fireplace to go gallivanting to f a r a w a y place*. Some o f 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 o ff 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 o f Retired Peraona and the National Retired Teacher* Aaecelatlon (A A R P / N R T A ) arrange package tour* tailor­ ed to phyalcal and other conalderatlona o f the older tra­ veler. Anyone 65 or over, retired nr not, la eligible fo r member■hip in the A A R P . 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 o f 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 A A R P , the travel aervice wa* initiated In 1B56 became many A A R P member* found the pare o f the uaual group tour a little too taxing. The flrat year, ahe recalled, A A R P 'a travel aervice arnt 280 member* to the continent. The following year the num. her doubled. In 1IMI4, thouaanda o f member* aigned on fo r 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*." M i*. Lana laid all A A R P lour group* have carefully a*Icctcd, multl-IIngual expert guide*. A ll tour director* atao receive special training in traveling with older people, ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE W HERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE SW IFT'S P R E M IU M BONELESS C O FFE E • r iA V O R F U L INSTANT NESCAFE down produce lone • YOUR CH O IC E FRESH FLORIDA V A L E N C IA • dairy specials Betty Cracker BattormlNi Biscuits ....... 6 TXt Kratt'r Mleael* Whipped Dal Manta SNcod Margarine ........ 2 Peaches ......... Kreft'a Cheese 9pr*ed Plus SO Stamp* w/ci Velveeta ........... m • Dal Manta Nutritious Spinach......... frozen foods < Dal Manta Cronin Stylo Pepperldpe Fenei Fruit Turnovers ........ 'Iff Golden Com Mertee'a Deelah Fr*s*n Green Peas.. Mlaet* Meld Ceeceetrele Plerlde 4 12-o b . K O < R a I i i a n l a dSdowotad m u m vm v n v w f Mieete Meld Cent * arrets Fieri 4* Orange Juice POLISH SA U SA G E Dal Manta tarfy Gordon Pecan T w is t ..... Orange Juice Swift's Premium Smakiaa nr (pint SO stomp#) Tomatoes 2 2 UARYC ARTED 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 THUR8, F B I, 1:39 . 9:00 r /Mi cur *UTWC\ Seminole Plaza, Casselberry RU n OH’I U tH H O t i marcal whlta or colorad paper napkins 2 25- marcal superose sweetener paper napkins jumbo pack S22-S649 sweetheart toilet soap 35- OOOOUM M r 209 W . F IR S T ST. HOURS: | . « , MON. . BAT. M b M M iM t a M M M M trend liquid detergent Se * * new dutch cleanser �~\ ► *? ,**» ^ C i ® 6* There seema lo be tome com Commie-Led Rebels Mass Against Marines Flagship Joins Academy Fleet tests goine on around town to »ee which car la hottest. The ♦ Wildcat, GTO, Barracuda, Tornado, 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, • • • "W yndcrest II," a 66-foot twin diesel yacht, sailed into Sanford today to become the flagship o f the Snnford Navnl Acndemy. The yacht, valued at $68,000, is a g ift 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 20-MPH Speed • • • Got a flug to burn? The Sanford American Le­ gion Post 63 w ill hold Its an­ nual fla g burning soon — probably on “ F lag D ay" — Jline It . Any citiren or organixation who hat an unservicea­ ble fla g is urged to turn it Into the Legion, Fire De­ partment or Police Station. H will be disposed o f 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. • • • The 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 o f Florida has spent almoat 91 million in trying to get rid o f the fire ant without succese. The current program un­ der way in Seminole and four other Central Florida coun­ ties w ill cost about 60 cents per acre. e e e A colorful postcard from Lucerne, Switxerland, pin­ points the momentary loca­ tion o f the Bill Stempers on their European tour and bus­ iness trip. "O vercoat 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! wjlva • • • 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 YO R K ( 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, E l Salva­ dor (U P I ) — 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 ( U P ! ) —Pakistan was reported today to have Joined France in disassociat­ ing Itself from any forma) en­ dorsement o f U. S. policies in Viet Nam by the Southeast Asia T r e a t y Organisation (S E A TO ). Good Relations M A N ILA (U P I ) — Deapite recent anU-American o u t bunts 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 Y O R K ( U P !) _ New York’s huge garment indus­ try, the clothes design and manufacturing center o f the nation, today faced tha possi­ bility o f a prolonged strike that could seriously delay pro­ duction o f 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. Limit Adopted * * * * * P h o n e 822-2611 Z ip C o d * S2771 ' W E A T H E R : Monday 85-65; fnir thru Wednesday, high in 80s; low tonight in 50s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased W ire Established 1008 TU E SD A Y, M A Y 4, 1S65 SANFORD, County Group Presents Plea To State PUC By Donna Estes North Orlando Village Conn Chimpanzees: Take Notice TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Senate passed a bill aimed at preventing chimpanzees and other petz from driving a m o­ 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 at 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 "p e r ­ sons" from driving a vehicle and penalizes the car owner U he aulnorizes its use. $900,000 Project C A P E K E N N E D Y (U P I ) — The Arm y Corps o f Engi­ neers today announced the award o f a <974,236 contract to the Smith and Sapp Con­ struction Co., o f Orlando, fo r construction o f two main­ tenance buildings at the Mer­ ritt Island space port. Members Public of the Utilities Florida Commission Monday assured a delegation from the Seminole Chamber of full County Commerce consideration that would be given to the petition fo r the Metro telephone system and that it would schedule hearing on It “ juat as soon as possible." In a GOV. H A Y D O N BURNS* dream o f a statewide scholarship fund for deserving high school stu­ dents became a reality in Seminole County to­ day. Edwin D. Hunt (le ft) nnd Mrs. Kntnleen Reynolds, members o f tbo Burns executive com­ mittee for Seminole County, presented $1,01)0 scholarship grants for students o f Croums and Seminole High Schools to Principals Harper Dougins (le ft 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 K E N N E D Y (U P I)— A 460-minute countdown be­ gan on schedule today fo r n 32-minute up-and-down apace probe which will report on the Infe.-no H tro ieu '.* fac* J u i>a re-entry <ii \puilo uCoUshipThe countdown fo r 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 A tlas rocket. Launch wa* achedutrd fe r 4:20 p.m. (E S T ) 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* w ill lrnost the payload about 600 miles Into apace and then a small solidfueled rocket will ram it back Into the thick layer c f 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 o f the Cape. Project Fire was designed to find out how much heat from tha hot layer c f gaiea Just ahead o f the blunt heat shield Is actuully felt by the craft, Itself. Today's shot was the last o f two in the <31 million re­ entry research program. The first flight April 14, t!M’.4, showed that the heating on a fligh t the speed o f a lunar return — 7,000 m.p.h. fatter than re.en lry 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 o f Project Fire'* measurements. Today's misticti w-ai design­ ed to confirm Fire-I's read­ ings and to mak* a more thorough sludy o f hlgh%>*ed re-entry heating. To make it* measurements, 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 *lln g ..fro n ^ tha 'fireb a ll, A ll o f tha readings will ba radioed back to ground itatlona before impact. The prob* will not be recovered. Desegregation Plan Red Ammo Train Of County Rejected Blown Sky High Sent mote County's school de­ "W e have briefly reviewed segregation plan has been re­ these guidelines and feel If we jected by the federal govern­ make 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. "N e v e r­ 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 w hat 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. additions and go Into tio i 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 o f 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. PO STPO NED W A S H IN G TO N ( U M ) — 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. NoT’ l i i T FLORIDA Early 'Phone Action Promised By N. Orlando cil Monday night unanimously adopted an ordinance after three consecutive readings es­ tablishing a maximum speed limit o f 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 on ly" 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 o f <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 m enace." Councilman Charles Rowell was authorised to look into the possibility o f 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. Seven GIs Die In Dominican Defense Action on the St. Johns R iver * * * * “ The N ile o f America” (Hit? Hanford foraUi B y P a u l B r o o k s h ir e Sign on late model auto at from Jupiter to Jacksonville g . beach: "G od Bless This Lou­ and down the St. Johns River sy Car.” to Sanford. • • • CnpL John Williams and Gov. George Wallace of Ala­ Chief William Holcomb, o f bama has sent us an invita­ the Academy, t a i l e d t h e tion to come to Montgomery. Wyndcrest to ita new home. J. P. Wiegera, o f the Bcrnarr Macfadden Foundation, announced the g ift o f the yacht to the Academy here today. He said Miller had heard the Academy was look­ ing fo r a boat and had con­ tacted the Foundation. Wiegera said the Wyndcrest was built in 1U18 for the duPont fam ily and ua* origin­ ally called "Th e Enterprise." It hat been owned by Miller fo r the past 33 years. The craft has a 12-foot beam and a draft o f four feet, 0 inches. I t sleeps 10 but the Academy wilt be able to accommodate 25 boys fo r weekend cruises, W i e g e r s ■aid. Gov. George W illie* Tha yacht, o f a rich ma­ Wallace Is Inviting ed!t x s hogany finish, has been com­ from throughout the U nite! pletely modernised. It has the States to visit Alabama to de­ latest sonar and shlp-to-shore termine if news from his slate equipment. It is a 30-ton reg­ la being distorted. istered yacht and makes 17 The State of Alabama Is knota at top speed. furnishing transportation for W iegcrs said the Wyndthe editors and Wallace’s staff crest will tie flagship fo r 12 Is handling hotel reservations. others boats now in the San­ “ I hope you will com e," ford Naval Academy fleet. A Gov. Wallace writes, to find dock la expected to be built out the "true Alabama story." at the M ayfair Inn, new home • • • of the Academy, to house the It's hard lo believe that Juat craft. 100 years ago, people were The Wyndcrest will be used crossing Am erica In wagon aa a training ship and also trains. Today, we can shoot a fo r pleasure tripe by midship­ rocket lijto apace at 25,000 men and th vir visiting par­ m ile* an hour and nobody's ents. watching. They're all home watching “ Wagon Train." Tha North Orlando Com­ pany In connection with the Beautification Month o f May, is not giving 10,000 gallons o f 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 o f June. A notice to this effect will be attached to the next water bills issued. • • • Seminole County The victim, testifying in a the attackers wore a slocking courtroom cleared of specta­ mask. First witness of the day was tors, recounted the events of Lt. Col. John E. Graff, an the afternoon she allegedly Orlando Air Force Bate hos­ was attacked, identifying the pital director and physician, defendants as her assailants. who examined the young vic­ Another witness, L o u i s e tim. Franklin, told of rescuing the The jury for the trial was victim from her attacker*. not completely selected until Miss F r a n k l i n identified a late hour Monday night, aft­ Drumright as one of the as­ er approximately 150 possible sailants but was unable to Jurors had been examined. Identify Gilley. Sitting on the jury are: Both witnesses said one of Fred R. Behrens, Harry B. Dietrichs, Faul F. Blckes, R o­ 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. SA IG O N ( U l 'l ) — Twelve U. H. N avy 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* a lio 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 T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — The Senate, skimming down a calendar o f 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 o f the tier o f 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 o f 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 a n up to 18 degree* above normal early May levels from New York end New Jersey to wait Texas. by conference Sen. Mack arranged 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, o f the Utilities agency, listened at­ tentively to tha commenta o f 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 that already a rt ached uled. “ Tha month o f 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 [hi rtf olio o f 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 fo r 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 o f Senator Cleve­ land and Representative Dav­ is in arranging an Interview at which two o f 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." SAN TO DOM INGO ( U P I ) — Rebel troopa under Com­ munist leadership today be­ gan m atting forces north and aouth o f the U.S. Marine de­ fense perimeter her*, U.S. military sources reported. The rebels had at least three tanks. A m ilitary spokesman said the rebel (trength Included at least 300 rebel Dominican army troop* and 12,000 arm­ ed civilians. Ha said tome o f them, armed with 50 caliber machine-guns, fired on * U.S. helicopter today. The spokeaman also report­ ed the capture o f a midget submarine at Point TorrectlIn, on the Otama River that flows through Santo Domin­ go. The two-man submarine apparently waa smuggling In arms fo r the rebels. The spokeaman tald seven Americana hav* been killed thus far In tha operation, and 49 wounded. H ARD 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 o f Cuban Commun­ ists among them. Opposing tho rebels, he said, the Americana now have 14,000 troops ashore and about 6,000 In N avy ships offshore. They tnctuded 10,831 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, N.C., end more than 7,600 Marines. CASH NEEDED WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johneon asked Con­ gress today to vote an addi­ tional 9700 million to finance military operations In V iet Nam and tha Dominican Re­ public, Johnson told mere then 100 member* o f elx key congres­ sional committees that he waa giving serious considera­ tion to submitting a form al 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 fo r 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 thst “ Communist conquest shall not succeed." PEACE P L A N President Johnson will pull U.S. troops out o f the Do­ minican Rspublte "the mo­ ment that the Organisation o f American States can pre­ sent e plan thst w ill bring pesca on tha island. , a i d give soma hops o f stability o f government." The Chief Executive made the statement in a speech be­ fore a labor group even as tha O A S met to consider * U S. proposal which would have member Latin Am eri­ can nation* tend troopa to the Dominican Republle to help keep tha peace. Pc O PEN F R I. N IG H T S ! ■ e n ite iff ALWAYS RUST QUALITY Mother's Day Is Sunday! sleep coon IN D AC R O N , N Y L O N , COTTON. 8ML 1 " GOW NS, PA JA M AS L u s h , lightweight Dee­ polyester, n y l o n end cotton ■ * . a perfeet blend fo r night shift seeslortl Shift gowns ma­ chine wash, dry fasti re n ® , Wi&i *-YL» AL4) � 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 03, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 03, 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 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/63344efac7dbbfeec7574db795d0dbeb.pdf 258f43391f58a657f40849965062a4b6 PDF Text Text P**e 6A — M ay 27,1968 / Dividend O f 1 0 0 % Declared By Eckerd Jack M. Eckerd, president end chairman of the hoard of Eckerd Drug* of Florida, Inc., announced a recordbreaking year at the end of the fiscal year, April 3. To­ tal aalea of $23,054,705 as compared to the year befora 'when sales were $17,105,824, a per share earnings of $3.05, os compared to $1.72 the pre­ vious year. On May H , the board of directors of Eckerd Drugs of Florida, Inc., declared a 100 per cent stock dividend on common stock to stockhold­ ers of record as of the close of hualnese June 8. The eash dividend on com­ mon stock payable on June 22 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on June 8, was Increased from sevcn-and-ona-half-centa to 10 cents per share per quarter, on shares outstanding after the 100 percent stock divid­ end. “We are certainly pleased,” said Eckerd, “to have our faith In Florida’s future so well demonstrated. We have added eight Eckerd Drug Stores this past year. New, quality-economy stores, gear­ ed to meet the ever-increas­ ing needs of our customers." Commenting on the con­ stantly Improving service of­ fered customers by the em­ ployees of Eckerd’s. Eckerd added, “The record year has enabled the company to con­ tribute $111,000 to the em­ ployes profit-sharing trust fund, almost double the amount contributed last year. This trust fund Is presently shared by 301 employes." The Eckerd Drug chain with 37 stores In 18 Florida communities will spearhead a Kloride-Fun-Fur-AH program recently proclaimed by Gov. Hayden Duma, it was an­ nounced by Eckerd. 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Joe writes verse, like this entitled “Boys.": NOW AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! 1 * A Q U A NET LIQUID Florida Youth Writes His Own Garden Of Verse LET US H E LP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFIC IEN T AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO M EET YOUR NEEDS — * M YLANTA (Reg. 1.19 I Boys are made far climb* Ing waits, Bos art made for taklag 4 9 9 (Limit 1) (tw T 100 JACK ECKERD area* and attractions In Flo­ rida during ths summer va­ cation aaason. As its part in tha program, tha Eckerd firm will pro­ mote a month-long photo contest during June with pri­ ses to be all-expense paid va­ cations in S t Petersburg. Major co operation has been obtained from the new, plush Gulf Lana Motel-Doatel on Indian ftocka Reach. All win­ ners will be hosted by this resort facility according to Ed Hickey, general manager. 5 S PRO M ANPOW ER ; SHAM POO Msd. IF IT IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. Vr Drua Stores Aut. Flavor* A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT JflF*.-* PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY Montgomery Ward Shopping Plcie—Orlindo I North Orange Avenue—Orlando 2172 Eett Conway Road— Orlando 5603 South Orange Avonue— Orlando 710 South Orlando Avenue—Winter Park Saminola Plata Shopping Canter— Cetielberry Sanford Piato—Sanford Honors were won by Amer­ ican l.cglon Auxiliary Memor­ falls, ial Unit 250 of Casselberry Boys are made for flxlag at the Department of Florida bikes, convention held last weekend Beys ere made for their in Tampa. dislikes, Delegate Mrs. K e n n e t h Boys are made for belag (iicen won first place and a boys, cash prize for the attractive And not little leva leys, centerpiece which she design­ n r Ihla, aptly called "Mud'*: ed using veteran’s popples. Mud Is greasy slime, The unit history rum piled Mixed with some blech by Mrs. Joseph Clszewakl, grime. historian, won first place and It Is Just wet dirt. That can get ea your skirt. a citation. 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Charlie Morrison refutes to tell ua when the picture was made but it was after the in­ vention of the telephone. • • • Thia weekend is a good time to remember disabled veterans of the Spanish-Amerlean War, World War I, World War II, Korean con­ flict and Viet Nam war. You can do this with a donation to the DAV by the purchase of a “forget-me-not." • • • A Youth Employment Sentide to be operated by students will be set up this summer in the Florida State Employ­ ment Office on French Ave­ nue. Last year the service registered 1,200 students and found jobs for 177. • • • What happened? Everyone will have a chance to see for themselves and draw their own conclusions. ABC-TV'e "Wide World of Sports" Sat­ urday will show a film of the Cassius Clay - Sonny Listen fight ( T). e e e Bird lover, Cora Spondenl (no relation to R. E. Porter) cautions motorists to slow down if they see a quail crosllng'lhe road as tha odds are, at this time of the year, she'll be followed by her tiny brood. e e • Mayfair Country Club golf course will be open Monday but will be closed Tuesday. Ordinarily the links are clos­ ed on Monday but the twitch was made toaccommodate golfere who have a holiday Monday. • e e A membership drive witt be held during Juty for the Clnderville Volunteer F i r e Department, according t o Mr*. Rex Uyrd. The Clnderville firemen are ready toeervo all residente of South Sanford and people in the area are strongly urged to eupport the organisation. Last week the department a»ii,led in putting out two firce —one a large woods fire on Highway 40, two mllei east of the Geneva bridge. Meeting nighta of the Clnderville firemen are the second Thursduy and fourth Monday of each month. • • • Ceremonies to mark official transfer of deed for the North Orlando recreation area fiom the North Orlando Com­ pany to tha Village ol North Orlando will ba held at 10:30 a.m Saturday tn tha village office. The public is Invited and refreshments will be ■erved. • • • Randall Chase, of Sanford, will recelvt an honorary mem­ bership in the Florida Future Farmers at tta 37th annual state convention in Daytona Beach Juna 15-13. • • • The Class of’42, Seminole High School, is atilt looking. “Missing" classmates (or sponsors) a n Bernard Dceter, Robert Fruln, Lorraine Prateott, Emma Rowe, Donald Buyer, Jim Russell, Geraldine Couch, Alfred Batten, Joe Tenncnt, Olin King. • • • M n. Sara King, our librar­ ian, says th e n a n no asatcaa at the library and, therefore, they couldn't be dying for lark of water. Sha aays her staff has been watering the grass and shrubs and they look good. Also, M n. King says tonight will ba tha last Friday until fall th at tha li­ brary will ba open until 9 Eyeball To Eyeball Sanford is a good place to live but the city has no image, no identity. It has no noteworthy attractions for tourists. Among Florida’s most interesting cities it rates near the bottom of the list. Even native Floridans, in other sections of the state, some times nre hard-pressed to tell you where the city is located. "Oh, that’s between Orinndo nnd Daytona.” "There’s a big lake there, isn't there?” "Is that on the St. Johns?” Some tourists used to be Tunnel­ ed through Sanford whether they liked it or not. Now, Interstate 4 whisks them around the city in a few’ minutes. If by chance the motorists happen to glance sideways while crossing the bridge, they mny get a faraway look at our city 'wny up there on the lake. It is not good to he recalled as a mere by-path on the road to cities of well-known identification and well-established ininges. But nil this is changing. Our image is taking shape. Our identification is in the mak­ ing. HHFA Directs The Lake Monroe Development Project is off the drawing board nnd ready for launching. Definite, painstaking, concrete steps taken recently by our City Commission, our County Com­ mission nnd our state legislators can assure us of a bright future. A future than enn hold unlimited op­ portunities. Sanford need no longer be the forgotten city where the word “progress” wns a tongue-twister nnd where growth was alwnys undertak­ en at a snail's pace. Our biggest assets, the St. Johns nnd Lnkc Monroe, have been stand­ ing by for yenrs on end. We hnve been content to let it bo. But our lake could he a jewel nnd our river a necklace. The time for action has conic nnd nur officials arc now eyeball to eye­ ball with reality. It has been a fruitful year so far. P l a n n i n g takes months. . .even years. In the days ahead we should renp the harvest of the past labors of n lot of hardworking and prog­ ressive-thinking people. We congratulate everyone who has had a part in taking our drenm and forging it into a fact of tomor­ row. Seminole County * * * ** (Zb? * VOL. 57 on the St. Johns Kiver Phone 822-2611 “The N ile of America** * * * * Zip Code 32771 teralfii * WEATHER: Thursday 01-65; ahowera Saturday, high 00; low tonight 65-70. ________ United Prcsa Leased "Wire Established 1003 FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1065 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 200 Boat Works To Build Boat Capital Pictured Lakefront Development Is Outlined * * • T h e director* promptly voted to amend the act to In­ clude such authority. The County Viewed As Tinder Bex By Jane Caiselberry Cloudy skies this past week failed to live up to their promtics and the few drop* that fell left Seminole County thirstier than ever. With no appreciable rainfall since March, the county Is a tinder box and County Ranger Albert Harris and his Florida Forest Service crews ere on duty round the clock. He has checked out 53 fire* within the past two weeks dur­ ing which time 300 acres have burned in the county. Two hun­ dred of these acres burned near the county's Osceola air atrip in a fire of Incendiary na­ ture, still under Investigation. Until drought conditions now existing are relieved, Harris requests that residents refrain from burning trash, or pro­ perty and ba careful with cig­ arettes and matches. Criminal carelessness In starting fire* may result in arrest, he warned. Choppers Crash, Nine Yanks Die SAIGON (UPI) Nine Americans were killed today when two U. 5. Army helicopt­ er* collided and bu n t Into flames over the Blen Hoa air base north of Saigon. The disaster came only 12 days after 27 Americana died in a chain reaction explosion on the fUghtllne of the jinxed base. Iowa Freezes United Press laieraaUaeal Temperatures dipped toward freezing in Iowa early today as clear, cool weather spread over moat of the nation. Tem­ perature* warn in tha 30a and dropping. Sanford • Seminole Develop* ment Company today announce cd the expansion of Southern Fiber Glass Products, Inc., In* to one of the larger industrial manufacturing complexes in Central Florida. The boat company has con* traded to purchase ita prosent building of 30,000 squar* feet in Sanford Industrial Park. The development company also will construct an adja* cent building of 40,000 squat* feet for boat manufacturing. Southern Fiber Glass will move its entire operations Into the new complex from Orlando, It is estimated that the ex* pansion project will coat la excess of 3300,000. Southern Fiber Gtasa pro* sently Is producing the fiber glass Cotila boat. Twelve boat! up to the 17-foot category aro being produced dally at tha Sanford plant. The company also Is producing three to font larger craft dally at Ita Or* lando plant. President Harold Slams, ol Southern Fiber Glaat, said that combining the two opera* tions will improve production and centralize the company’s operations. The expanstoo la Sanford will mean employment at tb« Cobla plant will Increase from tho present 33 employes la iso. At tha peek of produotlou, .^Approximately a n par* employed, Slama said. Slama said he waa very pleased with the local labor situation and that was an Im­ portant factor In the expan* tlon plans here. Negotiations for the expan* sion deal were handled by Sanford • Seminole Develop­ ment Company, of which CU6* ford McKIbbin la president, the Seminote County Chambef of Commerce's industrial com­ mittee headed by Scott Burnt, and Howard llodges, president of Sanford AUantit National Bank. "We are very pleated tn tn* nounce the expaniion of tha Southern Fiber alas* opera* lions here," McKIbbin said, "It will be a big aaset to our community." The Sanford • Seminole De­ velopment Company's board at directors also announced Ita third annuel dividend of 60 eente a th a n on company stock. A program to develop the shores of Lake Monroe Inin a facility that wtll make Sanford the recreational boating capi­ tal of Central Florida was re­ vealed today In a spectacular color drawing. (An abridged color version of the Lakefront Development Project is carried elsewhere available and if there la lotl.y’. edition of The tierdistrict's attorney, Mack N. Cleveland Jr., also state sen­ an acceptable means of re­ aid.) The actual 9 3 foot drawing ator, is expected to introduce paying the loan. by Architect James G. Chap­ • • • the amendment in the Flori­ man wilt be on display Satur­ da legislature Monday. In other action, tiio dis­ day at Roumlllat A Anderson The amendment will give trict*'* board of directors ap­ Drugs at First Street and Park tha canal diatrict power to proved a payment of 115,000 Avenue. Architect John A. rontrnrt with the Florida to Reynolds, Smith ami Hills, llurlnn IV was a consultant for Canal Authority to build the architects and engineer*, for he design. II AHOLD SLAMA. with one of his Tobin Iwntx, lotlny nnnmmml a $300,000 canal. a preliminary engineering cximiirtion of the Southern Fiber Lillian Products oil Silver Luke Drive off Tho rendering, financed by The HHFA also informed survey of the canal. Also ap­ the Seminole County Chamber South Sanford Avenue. (Heruld Photo) the district that it would proved was a 34,000 plus In­ of oCmmerce, First Federal consider application for a terest payment to the trus­ Savlngi and Loan Association, loan for construction of the tees of the Florida Internal Florida State Itank and San­ entire canal if no other means Improvement Fund. ford Atlantic National Rank, Krider Informed the di­ wilt be on display at other lo­ rectors that the State Ruud cations in the downtown srea Department's budget f o r within the next few days. 1005-00 includes an Item of The drawing outlines the *10,000 for survey of a road proposed marina proicct, the parrlli'ling the canal, motel- hontol- restaurant com­ Two minor changes in can­ plex, l.nkc Monroe causeway al alignment also were dis­ and Tort of Santard. It also on­ cussed ^ 'd rile board *sgrecj i o n s the relocation of > to pay exp*. «** to aend Kri- Municipal Zoo and lank farm* dcr to the National Rivera and complete beautification and Harbors Congees- Con­ the lakefront. Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. Inform­ ference in Washington next ed The Herald this morning month. he had Introduced and pre-flled In the House a measure creating the "Port Authority of Seminole County.” Direct­ ors, under the supervision of E L D E R HAMRICK E I.D E It ARNOLD OIL KN1TTLE the Seminole County Com­ lly Maryana Mil** (Related detail* on pages vice president of Andrews mission, would operate the University in Ucrrlan Springs, Graduation exercises fur 34 4 5-4-7.> “ Port of Sanford.” Mich., as commencement By Donna Estes The City of Saufonl is mov­ Elder Jom ei Hamrick, passeniors of Forest Lake Acad­ LEE I’. Moure, member speaker. Diplomas will be ing ahead with the lakefront Longwood City Clerk Mr*. of the Ixmrd for seven emy, Seventh-day Adventist lor, In charge. presented by William Fuchs, program. The city'i fiscal years, lias been appoint­ Onnle R, Shomate reports that School in Forest City, will Clasa Night will be at 3 p m. principal of tlie Academy, as­ ed to the newly created MS persons are registered and agent Lccdy, Wheeler, Alle- take plorc this weekend start­ Saturday with David Wood, sisted by Miss Mary Elam, position of executive eligible (o vote in the s|>ccla! man and Associates, of Or­ ing with a Consecration Sor­ member of the senior class, registrar. lando, already are preparing vice president - general city election Tuesday, Officers of tlm graduating the bond ordinance for the city rier at 8 p m, today in the as maslcr of ceremonies. mumtger of Chase und The election is being held to tn issue revenue certificates school gymnasium with Elder Other weekend programs in­ class are Bill McDowell, pres­ C o m p a n y , effective fill the council seat left va­ for llie first phase of construc­ William Arnold, pastor ol the clude Sabbath School at 9:30 ident; Angel Zagorsky, vice Aug. 1. He will be in cant by recent resignation of tion, estimated to cost $400,000. Mcllwurne Scventhday Ad­ a.m. Saturday and Sundown president; Connie Arnold, sec­ the o f f i c e beginning Council Chairman R. C. Carl- Negotiations are now under ventist Church, presiding. Vesper Services late in the retary; Jcanle Walker, treas­ Tuesday. A nutive of ion. afternoon. Weekly worship services ol urer; Paul Richardson, pas­ way to determine what pri­ Palmetto, Moore ia mar­ Qualified candidates seeking vate capital would be Inter­ the Forest Lake Church will Final graduation events will tor, and Greg Musslcwhitc, ried to the former Anne the post are John Deaton, ested in providing a top flight, be combined with baccalaur­ be conducted at 10 a.m. Sun­ sergeant-at-arms. Wiggins, daughter of James Reiter, Homer Scott qualify motel with restaurant eate at 11 a m. Saturday with day with Dr. Frank Knlttle, Class sponsors are Roger M. S. Wiggins, anlen and Daniel Screeney. and small convention facili­ Miller, physical education di­ Screcney, whose qualifying ties. manager-director of the rector, and Clinton Anderson, Chase firm for many petition was filed shortly be­ The city will provide Ihe lo­ English and art inslruclur, PLAY IT COOT, fore the May 22 noon dead­ cation, land and lakefront faci­ years. SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) ~* line, accepted a draft by a lities for the motel complex. BURNS TO DEATH Both aides In the Dominican group of residents and ex­ The construction of the ma­ MIAMI (UPI) - Two year- conflict reacted cooly today to pressed his regret that Carl­ rina area will tie carried out old Stanley Pryor tinrued to tho efforts of the Organization son's HI health necessitated In stages. In the first phase death Thursday in a fire ap­ of American States to r*store tils resignation. He further the city will bulkhead, fill and parently set by several young­ Troop 341 and three local Gold sters playing with matches. normal conditions tn this di­ By Jane Casselberry stated that Longwood has lost provide services for a 15 acre vided city. a ‘‘sincere and dedicated'' tract on which the motel-boat- Memorial Day Services will Star niothcri. The South Sem­ public servant. el complex would b« construct­ be held at 2 pin. Sunday it inole Junior High School American Legion Memorial Band, under direction of CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) ed. A planned attempt to rocket The rily also would provide Park located on Lake Triplet George Kirsten, will play for two U. S. astronauts on a rec­ 5th Fatality marina facilities for the area Drive and Sunset Drive in the march and during the proord four-day flight to conduct Billy Dupree, 20, Safety Har­ such as docks, floats snd Caiscllierry by American Leg­ gram. America's first “ walk in bor, Injured early last Sunday ramps to serve nearly ISO ion Post 250 and Veterans of Wreaths will be placed at spsce” June 3 has been post­ morning In an automobila ac­ boat* |n the first stage. Event­ Foreign Wars Post 10050. the base of the flagpole in poned. cident on Interstate 4 near the ually a 30'acre landfill ia plan­ A parade will form at the memory of fallen comrades town hall and all veterans by representatives of both The launching of rookie as­ SR 434 overpass, died of his ned with 2,000 boat berths. tronauts James A. McDivttt Injuries early Wednesday, it Plans alio call for the re­ and auxiliary members are posts. snd Edward H. White may be was learned today. ThL marks location of the zoo and lank invited to participate. Principal speaker will be NEW. *65 IMPALA 4 DR. delayed at much as ooa week the fifth traffic fatality in farms with shopping areas to Among those taking part in Rev. Lucai Grlle, minister of POWEItGLIUP. WSW TIRES LIST 3316S.M —to about June 10. Semlnoley County this year. the parade will be Boy Scout W e s t m i n s t e r Presbyter­ take their ptaeea. POWER STEER WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 363.H ian Church. Rev. Delmai 2 SPEED WIPERS Copeland, of Casselberry SALE •2720J# E/.-I WINDSHIELD Community Methodist Church, will give the invocation and NEW *65 BEL AIR 4 DR. benedletioa. POWERGLIDE. WSW TIRES LIST 9361343 One-way water traffie on tha St. John River from Little porta are far outstripping the growth rates of I HP. WIPERS, WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 413.33 Tlie public is invited. Jacksonville to Lake Harnpy averages about (177,300 tons a many of their larger neighbor a, according to an article Following the ceremonies, KZ-I WINDSHIELD SALE »252P* year, the U. S. Army Corp* of Engineers revealed today in in Ihe May 26 edition of the Wall Strel Journal. VFW Post 10050 wfU hold a its latest report. Small porta alto are bringing new prosperity to many dedication and open bouse at The 1963 traffie on tha 160-mile stretch waa 669,000 towns they serve, attracting industries with fat payroll* the new post home on Concord NEW *65 CORVAIR MONZA CPE. tons. to inexpensive, roomy Industrial development sites near Drive, LIST 3349449 116 Il.P. ENGINE Increase In traffic tonnage on the Si. Johns water­ the water. It will be “business as us­ EZ-I WINDSHIELD DISCOUNT 366.44 way is apare with inland waterways traffic pattern* in 1'he smaller harbora are making deep Inroads in total ual'' for all businesses and of­ WSW TIRES other parts of the nation. maritime rommrrce, The Wail Street Journal contends. fices in Sanford, Monday, the _______________ S ALE >2196* The year 1044 waa a record year for watarborn* eomInland cities, such ai Stockton and Sacramento are day after Memorial Day, ex­ merrr, according to tha latest figures of tha Army Engi­ luring traffic away from the big port of San Francisco. cept for the Naval Air Station, neers. An all-tim* high of 1.2 billion tons of freight was Pascagoula, Miss., handled twice a* much cargo in 1964 as the post offices and the coun­ carried by water. it did the year before. ty courthouae. MOTOR SALES This was 72 million tons, or 64! par cent mors than Voter* in Pascagoula backed a $2 million bond Issue Banka, merchants, grocery 1315 W. FIRST ST. a m park the previous peak recorded in 1963. to dredge a now channel and clear land for industrial atores, City Hall and The San­ attaa. Another |10 million ta M l ttoaa4 later financed ford Herald will all "carry By far the greatest tonnage (466 million tons) waa 122-4211 ronaliuction of warehouses, berth#'Md 4 (rain elevator. carried on inland waterways. on” a regular business day. Canal To Detail Powers Bjr Paul Brookshire The St. Johns-Indian River Canal Diitrlct board of direc­ tor* Thur.day voted to amend a leiriilative art under which it w-n* ael up ao tha district enn qtinllfy for funda from the limiting and Home Fi­ nance Agency. The It It FA notified the diatrict that Ita power* muat be apcllcd out in more detail before tt can approve a *54,000 loan to the diatrict. The diitrlct'a board of di­ rector*, which met here Thuradey, la seeking the loan to comptft* an engineering report on the propoied can­ al. Chairman John Krlder said tta HHFA did . not reject or approve the canal’s applica­ tion but laid it muat he re­ submitted for conaideration. The HHFA said tha cur­ rent act under which the can­ al district waa set up did not contain any authority to con­ struct the canal or obtain righta-of-way. $300,000 Cost Pictured By Southern Co. Forest Lake Rites Open Today Longwood Vole Staled Tuesday 'Walk In Space' Flight Delayed Memorial Day Rites Set A t Casselberry RED HOT SIZZLING SPECIALS! St. Johns Traffic On Increase HOLLER 4 : �Iff ftttftfrS frrtll Handy Helpers Participate In 4-H Sunday P«g« 2 — M ay 28. 1065 Rev. Grover Sewell N eed Comforting? People are eeeking comfort life. For those who come Into ao desperately today that we contact with bereaved people know there ia a hunger for It often there la an awareness that many need to be Involv­ which la not being aaUafled. ed In bringing comfort to We are all intereated In hav­ them. ing air conditioner*, reclining One minister told of a help­ chair*, automobile* that ab- ful experience, "The bereaved aorb the nugbeat place*, and peraon la usually surrounded bouaea capable of taking care by friends and cushioned by of many need*. Of courae, •very comfort they can pro­ theta thing! are good but If vide—at first. But what hap­ we atop with them the inner pens to him a few weeks la­ comfort which ia moat Import­ ter? The anesthetic of his Ini­ ant I* not aatiafied. Even tial shock baa worn off. The though material advance* sad little talks that kept him have been great, our hoapltala busy are all accomplished. are largely filled with people The friends drift off to their who have mental disturbance* own concerns. 11s Is left abrought to paaa by the stress, tone loo soon. •trains and confusion* of life. "Several years ago a widow The values that we have In my congregation, with the held dear have been shaken help of three olheri, dedicat­ end distorted by a century on­ ed herself to helping people ly a bit more than half over, through what she called ‘The yet one that haa experienced second phase of sorrow.' It Is two world wars, a severe econ­ the only secret society ol omic depression, and an over­ which 1 am a member. What throw of many traditions con­ do we do? We Invite the be­ sidered neca asary for many reaved person to our homes on nights which would ordinalyears. It la good that wc be con­ ly be heartbreaking—on anni­ cerned with the physical needs versaries or hlrthdaya and, el of all people. In America, courae, on Christmas. We try however, If we faced the real­ to provide and encourage hob­ ity of need for the greatest bles. In one case we helped number of people we might In the adoption of a child for find that tbo hunger for com­ a woman who lost her baby. fort is greater than for food. Wo even have played Cupid, Both should be satisfied If Introducing lonely young per­ possible which means that we sons who later married. None should not feel that we arc of these people suspects what waiting our time when we we are dohg, not at the time. Beak to comfort those about us. But later, when they are bet­ Perhaps we fact that our ef­ ter adjusted, we Invite them forts as Individual! in supply­ to become members. Thus far ing the material needi of the we have forty-six — a chain world ara negllblo, but our that Is constantly growing, work can bo very vital In linked hy a common need to bringing comfort to those who comfort and be comforted. need It. Of course there ar so many Perhaps each of us have conditions of life that demand friends who hava felt their the heling hand of comfort world cave in when a loved ■o let us be aware of it and one dies. Many of you who read offer nurselves as a rhsnnal this arllrle wilt or havo ex- of God’s .Spirit In satisfying pcrienccd such a chapter oil* need that Is so great. Lutheran Ladies Aid Gives Annual Father-Son Banquet Many happy and satisfied Fathers and Bona were the reward of the Ladles Aid, Lutheran Church of the Re­ deemer, last Sunday Night. The TO men and boys feast­ ed on the banquet fere pre­ pared In their honor. Earh table, depleting some manly Sport, wss made festive with candlelight and day lilies. The banquet entertainment consisted of a vocal and gui­ tar number by Chuck Rest; • Hood-Medley by a "mot­ ley” Kitchen-Band whose un­ usual Instruments war* man­ ipulated by the Ranquet Com­ mittee. Danlta Braden pleas­ ed the gentlemen with a vo­ cal number accompanied on the piano by h*r mother. Guest speaker for the eve­ ning waa James I.ynd, di­ rector of the Orange County Detention Home, ono of the two tn the Slate of Florida approved by the U. S. Bureau ad Prison* Inspection Serv­ ice. Lynd provided much Intarosting and helpful infor­ mation for kla attentive Ustenets. Among those who received special recognition during tha evening were Gilbert WyHa, the oldest gentlemen pre­ sent! tha Btnkarlka, John, Jerry and Skipper, for rep­ resenting three generation*; Phillip Skates attending with the most aona (3), and Hill Holcomh with tha most "adopted" sons, the four Rundvall boy*. Mil tress of eeremonlea for tha evening was Mrs. Taamar Braden, alio chairman of the hardworking committee, Mesdames Biggs, Goers*, Hoicomb, Merlcle, Moore and Robinson, who were so nbly unlisted by many |nyn| mem­ bers of the Ladies Aid, Layman's Day Set Sunday By Maryann Mlln Rear Lake Methodist Church will observe Layman's Day this Sunday at the 11 a. m. worship hour when Glenn Whipple and Johnnie Morgan will be special speakcri. Mem­ ber* of the church's Men's Club will sing In the choir. At the 7; 30 p. m. service, the ('luirrh will have an old time sing with soloist to be Irv Nelson A short devotion will be given by Brian Benjamin. M l GIRLS of Ltike Monroe Handy Helpers participating In services at Upsala Presbyterian Church in observation of National 4-H Sunday were (left to right) Linda Patton, Ruth Bullard, Debbie Smith, Charlene Baker, Gail Cooper,Audrey Pyle and Tequila Chesser. (Herald Photo) Joy Circle Of Grace Church Presents Gift To Chairman Joy Circle ol the W5CS of Grace Melhodlit Church pre­ sented sn elegant silver en­ graved bowl to Mrs. Roger Harris in appreciation for her services as circle chairman during the past two years. A farewell gift wss also present­ ed to Mrs. John Martin. Mrs. Otis Taylor was In charge of the devotions and reports were given by various officers Including Mrs. Rl- Altamonte Guild Has Installation At Luncheon By Doana Eatca St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Woman's Guild held Ita In­ stallation luncheon recently at the Villa Nova Restaurant In Winlcr I’ark with Mrs. Charles Callahan, past president of the Diocesan Council of Cath­ olic Women, acrvlng ai install­ ing officer. Mrs. John Rarhydt, retiring president, received a National Council of Catholic Women pin before presenting a gift from the guild to Rev. Hubert J. Reason, pailor. Fr. Reason addressed the group and spoke ol the Irqport ■nee of work being done by lay women of the church, ex pressed his appreciation to the retiring board members, and hla congratulations to tho new board. Member* Inatatlrd w e r e Mrs. Robert Rush, president; Mrs. Csrl Warren, first vice president; Mr*. W. F. Hlnlon, second vice president; Mr*. J. F. Million, recording secrc tary; Mrs. Norman l.ansvrrk, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Maurice Stnhler, treasurer; Mrs. J. M. Ktcln, parliament­ arian, and Mrs. R. J. Sullivan, historian. Mrs. Rush spoke of the stmt of the guild for (he coming year and welcomed tho new board. Rev. William Stahler, assist ant pastor, rloied the cere monies with prayer. Class To Meet The Daughter* of Wesley Sunday School Class of First Methodist ('lunch, Sanford, will meet at n p m. Tuesday with Mrs. L. E. Estes, tot Scott Avenue. chard Breeie, who was the dclegste to the annual W5CS Conference. During the business session It was decided to donate the money collected In birthday aprons to the fund for complet­ ing the Church Nursery. Mrs. Brccie and Mrs. William Rape will aerve coffee following church services for the next two Sundays. Mrs. F. J. Mur­ ray volunteered to serve ax circle membership chairman for the coming year. Members who attended and participated In a recent WSCS study on Gensli, conducted by Rev. Dob Jenkins were Mmes. Breeze, John Martin F. J. Murray, Otis Taylor, Lamar Williams, John Hire*, J. O. Marr, Jack Roaiman, Alvera Kelly, Donald Welch and Roy Wall. Mrs Richard Silvers, hos­ tess for the social hour, serv­ ed coffee, nut bread and do­ nuts to the It member* and two guests, Mrs. Milton Sorokowsky and Sirs. Gene Klein, were present for the meeting. Tha next regular meeting Is scheduled for June 10. Shirley Smith Circle Conducts Study Course • The program st the May meeting of Shirley Smith Circle of PInecrest Baptist Church was a study course book taught by Mrs. Johnnie Herrin. Title of the book was "Go Home And Tell.” Next months book will be taught by Mr*. Cameron Paulk. The meeting wne presided over by Mr*. Harold Sher­ wood, Circle Chairman, with the devotional given by Mrs. Lucille Abrams. For the Community Minion Project for June the mem­ ber* will bring plant* for the parsonage. Ifoelei* for this meeting was Mr*. V. M. Smith. Member* attending were Mrs. Fred Gray, Mrs. Harold Sherwood, Mr*. Johnnie Her­ rin, Mrs. Adwon Clark, Mrs. S. L. Wiggins, Mrs. C, E. Wade, Mrs. Cameron Paulk, Mrs, V. M. Smith, Mr*. Lu­ cille Abrams and visitors, Mrs, S. G. Beverlln and Mrs. Minna Hucrkstaedt. "Proclaiming Christ Our Peace” will be the theme of the Vacation Bible School to he conducted at the Sanford Alliance Church on Park Avenue from June 7 to IB under the direction of Mrs. Rena Harrod. Dally sessions will be held from 9 o'clock till 11:80 each morning and chil­ dren from four yemre through 10 years of age are Invited to attend. Mrs. Betty Hartman will aaslst Mrs. Harrod in direct­ ing tha school and will aerve na registrar and song leader. Teachers Include Mrs. Fat Dorton, nursery} Mr*. Becky Teston and Mlaa Bonnie Kel­ ly, beginners; Mr*. Amy Henson and Mrs. Ida Smith, prlmariea; Mr*. Anne Tynar and Mrs. Joyce Wllaon, Jun­ ior*. Rev. Clifford E. Harrod, pastor, will teach the inter­ mediates and aselit with the music. Asalitant teachers will be Mrs. Martha Ayers, Miss Jill Woods and MIsa Joann Woods. Dally activities will Include llible lesions, handcraft, ob­ ject lessons and the alnging of lesson-related choruses and hymns. Patriotism will be emphasized dally by tha sa­ luting of tha American1and Christian flags and pledges of allegiance. A closing dem­ onstration program la sched­ uled for 7:80 p.m., Sunday, June 20, tn tha church audi­ torium. Children of the com­ munity are Invited to attend the school. Further Informa­ tion may be secured by phon­ ing Mri. Harrod. Assistant Pastor Is Welcomed By Doeai Etiee Rev. Hubert J. Reason, pas tor of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church of Altamonte Springe, presented Rev. Wil Hem Stshler, new assistant pastor, at a reception laet Sunday at tha pariah school. Fr. Stahlar, who waa ordain­ ed four weeks ago In St. Au gustlne, gave hla firet bleuInge to everyone attending. Refreshment! were served In the echool lunchroom with member* of the cbnrch'a Wo­ men'* Guild as hoatasaaa. Mrs. Darwin Shea Honored By Class By Jana Casselberry Mrs. Darwin Shea, who has resigned ai teacher of the Christian Homemaker's class of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church, was honor­ ed si a surprise "hootenanny” party. The builness meeting was interrupted by a group of folk alngera, Mr. and Mr*. Earl Oakley, Rev. end Mra. Del mas Copeland and Mrs. Char­ les Pierce, and from then on everyone Joined In for an even­ ing of fun and music. Everyone was asked to bring soma type of "musical Instrument" and many demon­ strated a great deal of Imagi­ nation. Muaie makers wera used to accompany tha many familiar folk tunes sung by the group. A poem dedicated to tha honoree and written by Mra. Clara Balmar waa read. Tha das* presented bar with a gift of a silver charm brace­ let with a Praying Hands disc Guild Meeting Rev. William Stabler, assis­ tant pastor of St. Mary Mag­ dalen Catholic Church of Alta­ monte Springs, was guest speaker at tha regular meet­ ing of the Parish Woman's Oulld Monday evening at the school. Hostssm i for the meet­ ing ware Mrs. John Barkydt, Mr*. Norman Lanaverk and Mrs. Joseph Klein. on It. Clast member* gave bar charma typical of their work or bobby. Hoita for the party were Mr. and Mra. Henry Duncan and Mra. Albert Harris. Refresh ment* of sherbet punch and caka were served. The large cake, decorated In red and whlta with an appropriate message, was bakad by Mr*. Harris and daeorated by Mrs. a . F. Mettlck. A red and whlta checked table cloth covered the serving table with matching cups and mapkina and tha centerpiece waa o< red and white flow era. In addition to claas mem' bars, the 43 persona attending deluded some members of tha Senior Choir of which Mrs. Shaa ha* served aa director for many yrars. S ip KG Communion St. Richard's Council 333T, Knights of Columbus, will par ticlpala In n Father-Son Com­ munion Sunday at the 1:30 a. m. Mass at All Souls Church, Sanford. Rev. Richard Lyons, j a i l o r , will be celebrant of Vacation Bible School Set For Alliance Church FOLK SINGERS Earl Oakley, Mra. Delmaa Copeland, Mr*. Charlea Pierce, Mr*. Oakley, and Rev. Copeland (le ft to rig h t), serenade Mra. Darwin Shea who haa resigned aa teacher “ Casselberry Community Met hodist ir of the Church Christian Homemaker* Class a t a surprise hootenanny p a rty give* in h er honor. , (H erald Photo). By Mre. II. L Johnson Seminole County 4-H Clubs observed National 4-H Sunday last week with members at­ tending the church of their choice and some clubs parti­ cipating in the services. Girls of the Lake Monroe 4-H Handy Helpers Club took part in morning worship at Upiala Presbyterian Church and were Introduced by Rev. James Hardin, supply pastor. Brief explanatory talks by the girls haard by tba congre­ gation were "Purpose of 4-H Sunday and "This la the 4-H Club," by Tequila Chesser; Growing Mentally,” by Gall Cooper; "Growing Physically,1" by Charlene Baker; "Growing Spiritually,” by Debbie Smith, and "Growing Socially,” by Rulh Bullard. Introduction waa given by Audrey Pyle. Topic of Rev. Hardin's aermon waa "A Paitor'a Prayer for hla People." Presbyterians To Recognize Graduates Preebyterian Church of tha Covenant, Hanford, will hon­ or Its high school graduates at 9 a.m. worship services this Sunday with the presen­ tation of Bible* to each by the paator, Rev. Thomas H. Makln. Member* graduating from Seminole High School ara Topper Avenel, David Ed­ wards, Tommy Makln, Peggy Milter, Bob Willtnk and Dick Wllllnk. From Lyman High School is Lynn Diane Voscan. At 4 p.m. Sunday the Pres­ byterian Youth Fellowship will join with the 8L Andrews youth group from Bear Lake in a program of recraatlon and Inspiration followed by supper. Adult advisors, Mr. and Mra. Paul Rice who toon will depart for duty in Ha­ waii, will be honored at tha veiper meeting. T h a DIaconat* of tha church recently announced th a t''th e Allen TAtrgan at Church of the Covenant la now free of debt. First Southern Methodist Has Conference First Southern Methodist Church held Ita third quar­ terly conference May 16 following a morning worship service and Sunday School hour. Rev. D. H. Knight, psstor, preilded and reports were heard from Rev, Knight and church officers. At conclusion of ths con­ ference, members of tha con­ gregation gathered at the church property on S. San­ ford Avenue for an old fashtoned "dinner on the grounds" at the slta of the future church building. Invocation wss offered by Rev, Knight A meeting of the building committee wse held last Sun­ day afternoon for a prelimi­ nary planning session te die* cusa tentative plane for the building program. H. B. Mc­ Call, church treaeurar, la serving as ehslrmsa af tha committaa. Mass Scheduled For Graduates a r * * W ssk J * — tw am in their honor. Rev. and Mrs. Hogg, who are retiring from the ministry, will be leaving immediately after this Sunday's morning worship Church Honors Retiring Pastor Clifford Johnson, church lay graved silver tray as n gift leader, presented the honored from the congregation. couple with s beautiful cn The refreshment table was covered with a white linen cloth and held a center a r­ rangement of white miniature and larger blue mums, stock and greenery, with blue can­ dles at each side. The cake, which was decorat. cd In blue and white and had A special service will be the Inscription, "God Bless held at 7 p.m. Sunday honor­ You," on top, was served by ing tho graduating seniors Mrs. Dave Waggoner. Spark­ of tho Sanford Alliance ling punch was served from a Church, Park Avenue. The crystal punch bowl by Mr*. graduates will receive in­ Robert Wide. Guests were welcomed by scribed Bibles from the Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. church and will be tha guests of a reception to be held I immediately after the service. OVER 35 YEARS Tha paator, Rev. Clifford At First A Palmetto E. Harrod, will bring a (Alongside old post office) brief aermon related to youth and the entire service will be planned In honor of tha grad­ uates. High school students will serve aa ushers for the serv­ ice and also will participate • Carpet* * F urniture in other ways. Young people • Tile * Piano* Offlcert of the Christ of the community are invited • Rental Beds Methodist Church Women's to attend. Society of Christian Service were Inetallsd Sunday morn­ ing during the worship hour hy ths pastor, Rev. Charles B. Hogg. "Let My Light Shine” wse theme for the Installation service. Purposes sra to pro­ vide an opportunity for new Officers t o ' aesrch for their true role In tha WSCS end to dedicate themselves to their teaks and to provide sn op­ portunity for ell member* to commit thamaalvaa snow to wltnaaa and service through the church. Inatallad war* Mra. Clif­ ford Johnaon, president; Mrs. Jsmas Runnels, vice presi­ dent; Mra. Jamaa Sommarvll|a, aacratery and Mr*. Robert Bradbury, treasurer. Secretaries of work Install­ ed wars Mlaa Judy Pauline, promotion] Mrs. W. L. Hlera, Christian social relations; Mr*. Dsvs Waggoner, spirit­ 7:00 pm 30 min. Wed., June 3 ual Ilf*} Mra. Carl Bradbury, missionary education and lit­ 3 hr*. 6:00 am Thur., June 3 erature e n d publications; 1:00 pm 5 min. Mrs. H. L. NlaUcn, youth and 4:00 pm 5 min. student work, and Mr*. Leo 8:25 pm 5 min. Vorbolt, children's work and supply. 10:15 pm 15 min. The congregation of Christ Methodist Church, Ssnford. honored the pastor and hi* wife, Rev. and Mrs. Charles B- Hogg, at a friendly get-to­ gether last Sunday at the church. The Hoggs are retiring from tha ministry and will he mak­ ing their future home In DeLand. They will be leaving Immediately following t h e morning worship service this Sunday for his Church Con­ ference In Kentucky. Mrs. Hogg, attractively at­ tired In a black and white atlk print, waa presented with ■ lovely corsage of white carna­ tions and pink sweetheart rose*. Rev. Hogg received a whlta carnation boutonniere. Theta planning to attend may maka reservations by calling Mrs. Carl Warren. Head q u a rta n F or Your Gradual*'* C oruga* A P arty Flower* SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP Oar. K. let A Beafard Ara. s s s -ira g n -tu s Alliance Church To Have Service For Graduates Christ Church WSCS Officers Are Installed Sanlord Furniture Co. |KEEP POSTED ON GEMINI 4 FOUR DAYS IN SPACE SPECIAL REPORT ON CHANNEL 6 Fri., June 4 6:00 7:00 8:00 1:25 4:00 7:55 10:30 *m *m am pm pm pm pm 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 min. min. min. min. min* min. min. Sat., June 5 6:00 7:00 8:00 8:55 8:55 10:15 am am am pm pm pm 10 6 5 8 5 15 min. m in. min. min* min. min. Sun- June 6 6t00 7:00 8:00 11:55 3:55 8:55 am am am am pm pm 10 5 5 5 5 5 min. min* min. m in. min. min. 6:00 am 7:00 am 8:00 am Recovery 9:00 pm 10 5 5 4 so min. min. min. hr*. min. A tte n d services td is w e e k atvourown w orship By D a n a EsWs Graduates of all stnlor high schools who ara tnembera of SI. Mary Magdalen Cathode Parish of Altamonta Spring* have been Invited ta attend the l:M a. m. Mass Sunday at tba church and tha Commun Ion Breakfast following in the Banforb E m i t r * a iu a * a zzeUp ****** s e t. ■ i t i r , i s t i s r on* r a c ist■ a s, »*m *nn u tw ta , tftw iiH c tr n tM t a* t i l l u t . n l Moral*. I N W is t i t . e sa fsr * . r u .-e e * . *.— * Claas rmo u t r * ie nt Sasfar*. M b . • ay ea r- REV. CHARLES B, HOGG and Mrs. Hogg of Christ Methodist Church accept gift presented by Clifford Johnson, (right) church leader, a t party Mon., Ju n e 7 Virginia retfeekl f . O. Bel 1314 Sanford Nor* Norris TB *-1114 B. Seminole PhylH* Ref*net!*# FA M U 4 Lake Mary Mildred Raney M l-3*11 Deltoon Mary Gsttin** I n i jfifct 8*8-4447 DeBnzy *44-44*8 Keep This Schedule FOR REFERENCE f a i l ftlUUULQ, 312 WEST FIRST BT. SANFORD, FLA . �n SEW & SAVE Pleasurable Pursuits Open To Senior Citizens' By Dottla Austin third of three T h e highest functioned Sgame that has ever been howled at Jet t.anef wm roll­ ed a few weeka ago by 60year-old, silver-haired Hay­ den Sheet*, of Orange City. It was 200 pint — just one atrlka away from a perfect irame. Hi* first frame was a spare and he then rolled 11 strikes in a row. Sheets, his wife, son and O daughter-in-law make up a team called “The Linens," howling in the Rail and Chain League on Thursday night*. A machine designer for Rohr I'roducts in IM.aml, Sheet* has been bowling for HO yeais. Asked to what he attributed hi* championship f game. Sheets replied. "Just lucky. 1 guess." Sheets is "just a young­ ster" compared to the years of other nrtlve howler* who range up to 75 and perhaps beyond. John Spolski, owner of the lanes, say* he doesn't know the nge* of all hi* howler*. "Rut I do know this — one £ of the group* that ha* the most fun and is the liveliest i* nur Deltona Pin-Dusters League, made up entirely of retirees, many of whom nev­ er Itowlrd before in their life." • • • Resides commercial pas­ times such a* howling, golf­ ing, movies and sight-seeing trips, many recreational ac­ tivities and pleasurable pur­ suits are open to senior cit­ izens of this area through the City Recreation Depart­ ment, the Tourist Club, churches, club* and other organisations. One of the most popular of the Tourist Club activities are the shuffleboard courts, which arc the scene of many gnmc* and tournaments, with local teams competing with out-of-town team*. Actually, activities of (he Tourist Club arc not limited to "tourists" and some of the regular members are yearround residents. President of the rlub is Adolph tioets, who is a win­ ter visitor, but other officer* are I o c h I residents. Resides shuffleboard games, the club holds suppers, card parties, holiday celebration* and oth­ er entertainment. The City Recreation de­ partment sponsors ceramics classes Monday and Wednes­ day nights at the Cultural Art* Center on Fifth Street at the old library building. On Wednesday s i | U i r e dancing is held at the Civic Center, with new classes in square and round dancing forming at regular Intervals. Painting, drawing a n d sketching is a popular hobby with senior citizens, many of whom attend the art class­ es given at the Cultural Arts Uuilding on Tuesday and Thursday nights. • • • The City Library is a pop­ ular apol for person* with leisure time. Reside* book*, the library stock* popular magatines, periodicals, house organs and newspapers, with iEljr Oanforb tables and comfortable chairs for reading or studying. Gardening is another pleas­ urable pastime that brings it* own reward. I.ota of sun­ shine, warm air and rainfall help to produce lush, abund­ ant growth, luxuriant foliage ' and fragrant blossoms. Mure than a doien garden clubs are active in Sanford, plus many more in other commun­ ities throughout the atra. Central Florida’s m a n y lakes, river* and pool* pro­ vide elose-at-hand opportuni­ ties for swimming, fishing and boating. Church circles, S u n d a y School classes and club* add to the social picture with parties, luncheons, to** and the popular “covered dish suppers." Rrralb COMING TO TO W N! F A B R IC PRICES Rridge club* and canasta club*, Welcome Wagon Club* and fraternal organisation* each have their own social event* that provide opportun ity for fellowship, making new friends and acquaintan May 28, 1965 — Page 3 THAT AREN'Tl < CZJ Beach Barbecue Entertains Susan Perkins And Guests Mr. and Mrs. F, D. Scott and daughter, Maureen, com­ plimented Miss Susan Per­ kins, a member or the current graduating class with a de­ lightful barbecue and swim­ ming party last Sunday at New Smyrna Beach, A red and white color scheme waa chosen for dec­ orations and red and white checkered cloths were used on the beach tables and the guests sat under red and whits beach umbrellas. flumes were played and swimming In the turf was en­ joyed. The barbecue consisted of hamburgers with all the trimmings topped off with Mrs. Scott's famous "Brown­ ies" with marshmallow, fudge coated icing. Mist Perkins received a beautiful while straw handbag as a hostess gift from the Scotts. Those Invited to join in the fun were the honoree's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brack Perkina, Susan Perkins, Bruce Dowirn, Donna Oolllns, Joe Farless, Pat McGuire, Buddy Burton, Susan Plcrcy, Joe Purdy, Linda Spencer, Jimmy Courier, Elaine Echols, Tony (lOmalcs, Janie White, flary Lloyd, Kathy Butler and Jim my Dodson. MANY SPORTS ANI) PASTIMES nre available to the senior citizen* of the area to provide pleasure and exercise, including Bhufflebonrd, rending, pninting, bowling, art, fishing, movies, golf, dancing, gardening and swimming. At top (right and left) aufflehoardcra play at the Tourist Club while in the renter photo the more quiet pastime of rending in pursued in tlio City Library. In lower center in member of Deltona Pin Busters. In left lower photo Mrs. Ethel White, a former drama conch, sketches art model. At lower right in Ilnydcn Sheets, champion bowler at Jet Lane.*, who rolled 990 score. Dwayne Clutter Party Honoree On Birthday A Fine Family Home By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Dwayne Clutter, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clutter, cele­ brated hi* sixth birthday re­ cently with a parly at hit home. The children played games and were given favora of bal­ loons and blowouts. Enjoying the birthday cake, ice cream and punch were James, Jack, Jud and Joe Martin, Tammy H o l l a n d , Tammy Todd. Tina Nettles. Carolun Pickles, Cindy Lightner, Johnny and Jasper Allman, William, Cindy and Brenda Clutter. Assisting Mrs. Clutter were Mrs. James Martin and Mrs. J. L. Allman. < Xtl £ ta A I.B B ftT O -C U I.V K ft coupons here! % Remodeling is now complete and this handsome Spanish style home is ready for occupancy. Upstairs there are three large bedrooms and a beautiful bathroom. Downstairs a living room extends across the front, featuring a cozy fireplace. The dining room and kitchen are separate and roomy. The kitchen will be equipped with modern, convenient GENERAL ELECTRIC appliances. Across the back is a panelled family room with interesting exposed-beam ceiling. 8 9 ‘ Reg. *2.35 49 1 This fine traditional home is located on a spacious 106 x 136 f t lot at the corner of Paloma and Locust, in the Sanlanta section of Sanford, shaded by Pines, Palms, and Orange trees. It is centrally heated with ducts to every room. 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SHO P O U R O T H E R STO R ES CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th SL DEVELOPERS OF RAVENNA PA RK AND IDYLLW ILDE Phone 322-3102 IN C O C O A , O R LA N D O & W IN T ER H A V EN SEW A SAVE J - If �Vtl'r fn ftrl Miss Donna Foley P«pe 4 — M ay 28. 1888 WffaB Hosts Pool Party Miss Jeanne Robson, C.S. Schwartz For D C T Group On the evening of Saturday, May 22, a poo] party was giv­ en by Donna Foley, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Brad Fbley, at her Grandview Avenue home. D.C.T. students and guests were the party memberi and potato chips, Frito*. dips, biteaize cheeses, olives, bologna sticks and cases of soft drinks were the refreshment*. The party was to begin at 8 p.m., but eager guests ar­ rived as early as 7. The fun was ended around 10:30 but during the evening the pool was well used. The student! played water polo, keep-away end just splashed around get­ ting everyone else wet. Guests were Leonard Aucoin, Neil Stafford, Donny Sapp, Janice Russell, Pat Ir­ vin, Tom Carroll, Roy Down­ er, Vickie Osbourne, Ed Burn­ ham, Ray Bradford, Kathy Poff, Ron Garris, Maxine Stowelt, Gary Brown and Tony Brunson. The entertainment waa well taken care of with Bay Brad­ ford playing and singing with the guitar. United In Impressive Church Rites Mu* Ruth Jean Robson, | ilm llir cascade bouquet* of ers were Bud Taylor, Bill MeGee, David Jamison, Roger d.ufhler of Mr. and M rt P « ■Wtelhttrt » « • . Clark and Henry Schumaker. Marry Robson Sr., of Sanford. ^ of , he brk)(, Mrvcd the Mrs. Robion chose foe her and Carlton Samuel Schwarlx | 8room „ beJt m>„ ind Uih. daughter's wedding a rich Jr., of Springfield, Ohio, aon of M u. Harry Abe and Carl­ ton Scnwarti S r, were united in holy matrimony Wednesday, May 26, the eve of the Aaceniion, at 7 p.m. at Holy Croia Episcopal Church. The Rev. !«croy Soper of­ ficiated at the impreuive candlelight and double ring ceremony. Accenting the main altar were two Imported bran vaiea containing white stock, white carnations and ftypiophelia and two standard bas­ ket* beautifully arranged with white gladi and stock com­ bined with salal foliage. Tall white tapera glowed in the four-branched cathedral can­ delabra with potted palms plsced at vantage points. The choir rail wai banked with trailing heather leaf fern and the pews were marked with white satin ribbons, greens and candles. White ny­ lon velvet roping identified the family pew*. Misa Peart Buck, organist and director of music, played several Selections during the pre-wedding recital. She pre­ sented “ March in B Elat" by Haodel as the Processional and “ Rlgaudon" by Campra, as the Recessional. Given in marriage by her gather, the lovely bride was radiant in a white formal gown of peau do sole and Chantilly lace, The fitted iacc bodice featured a pearl enrrualed Sabrina neckline with the bracelet length sleovea of Mrs. Carlton Samuel Schwartz, Jr, peau de sole accented with open work of Chantilly lace. Her semi-bell skirt was fash­ ioned with a deep unpressed pleat at the waist front with a tailored bow at the back, cascading floor length stream­ ers, enhancing the full sweep­ ing chapel train. Highlighting The lovely bride, given Is By Evelyn Lundy the gown train was a large marriage by her father, wore Mias Sandra Mays, daughter open face applique motif at of Mr. and Mrs, Basil Maya, a beautiful white street length the hemline. Her headpiece was a match­ of Chuluola, and Jerry Ulrey, broradc dress with long sleev­ ing Chantilly lace mantilla ■on of Mr. ami Mrs, Don Ul­ es, tapered at the wrist. The mounted on an open pill box, rey, Oviedo, were united in fitted bodice featured a round failing to a fingertip veil. She holy matrimony, May 23, at neckline, and over the skirt, carried a splendid cascade 4 p.m. at the Klrat Baptist she wore a boll shaped over bouquet of white roses with Church in Oviedo. The Itev. ikirt fastened in the front green velvet leaves adding J. Jcrnigun officiated at the with a bow. Her short veil depth to the detachable orchid impressive candlelight and waa attached to a flat bow double ring ceremony. and abe carried a bridal bou­ corsage in the renter. Miss Linda Gayc Robson at­ Three branched standing quet of white rosea. Mrs. Mays chose for her tended her sister as inaid of candelabra, containing tall honor and attending as brides­ white candies, made a lovely daughter's wedding a tur­ maids were Miss Carolyn Ful- background for the two large quoise sheath dress accented ford, Cocoa; M i l s Susan b a s k e t s containing white In the back with embroidery. Schlrmcr, New York City, mums nml gladioli, spaced She wore white accessories amt a corsage of while Phaland Mias Bonnie tiiclow, Miss with pale pink carnations. tv. II. Martin, organist, canopsli orchids. Merrill Philips and Miss Deb­ played the wedding music and The groom's mot Iter was at­ bie Scott, all from Sanford. The bridal attendants were Merritt Staley sang a wedding tired In a two-piece sheath dress of white lace over pink, lovely, smartly attired in prayer. Miss Gay Ulrey, sister of she wore white accessories aired length gowns of splash Ing pink parfalt cbiltun and the groom, the only attendant, and also a corsage of white white lace. The empire bodice was attired in a petal pink f'halneuopsii orchids. featured a scoop neckline and silk prat! de sole street length The orchids worn by both abort cap sleeves. The billowy dress with soil pleats on mothers wrre grown by tha rblffon skirt fell Into soft cither aide of the skirt. The groom's father who had them folds wllh a Dior bow accent­ sleeveless fitted bodice wllh made into corsages. ing the front empire waist­ a round neckline was covered line. Their double p'tal veils with a waist length, short of Imported ailk Illusion fell sleeved Jacket of the same from a matching circlet head­ material amt lied In the back with liny bows. Her headpiece piece. Tim maid of honor carried was a matching pink bow with Homes That • dainty cascade combining a short circular veil. Her bouquet waa a large cluster Need Painting pink sweetheart roaes, white carnations and green velvet of pink carnations. FLA.— A arleaves edged with ruffled net­ Seating guests were Johnny HANFORD. ter ted group of home ownCourier and Walter Teague. ting. The bridesmaids carried la Heminote County will Lighting the candle* were era be given the opportunity of Billy Colbert, Sanford, couiin having the Now Scientific and Walter Tea­ Fiberiilas Teatured Coaling Margaret L. Davis ofguetheJr.groom, Serving ai best man applied to their homes. the groom's fraternity This amaiing product has the Interrst at T o Present Piano was brother from Winter Dark, raptured Manie Owners throughout Michael Ogilble. tho United HUtra who nre fed up with roaatant paint­ Recital Tuesday ing nnd other high main­ tenance costa. This Owens Margaret L. Davis will pre­ WES SAYS: Corning Fiberglas Textur­ sent her piano pupils in their ed Coaling as seer, on TV annual recital on Tuesday, There waa • young w o m m Is bonded and Insurtd by June t, at IMS p.m. at the Who livrd in a ahoe. Hartford Mutual Ina. Co. She had Iota of children Woman's Club on Osk Ave­ “For 1 million dollara" and Hut ahe knew what to do. carries a written guarantee nue. against rbipplng, peeling, A social hour will follow tha She washed her rlotheu at flaking, and provides full WEM-KAY lasulstlon, weatherproofing, For she found It waa Iruo waterproofing and beantiShe got DOUBLE LOADS flea — and maintenancefor a QUARTER free. It romea In !> differ­ And rlothra murk ent colors. Your borne rau CLEANER, too. be ■ show plaeel Our prod­ uct cau bo used on every Now If yon don't believe type of building or home, (his, including frame, ranrrete Why not otop In and aeo block, stores, etc., la ap­ If von HAVE NOT TRIED plied by our fartory-traiaWEH-KAY rd and skilled mechsaicm. Won will giro yon one Call IM-tUO, Lakeland wash FREE! Out-ef-tnwners Call Collect (Brlag This Ad) A Free home demonstration will bo given U you at ne Air Coadilioaad Lou ago obligation whatsoever. TEXTURED COATINGS OF LAKELAND W A8HBTEUIA 1ST ML FLA. AYE. 3616 French Are., Hanford LAKELAND. FLA. M iss Sandra Mays, J. Ulrey Exchange Vows O f Marriage W ANTED WE5-KAY ” I royal rose lace sheath accent­ ed with touches of matching aatin over pcau dc sole. Her accessories were matching rose and she wore a white Phalaenopsis orchid corsage. The Mayfair Inn was the site for the elaborate reception with a round marble top table holding a crescent of white mums In an alabaster con­ tainer, outlined with the brid­ al attendants' bouquets, cen­ tering the entrance foyer. The receiving line formed against a background of pot­ ted palms and magnolia blos­ soms with a profusion of greenery and magnificent ar­ rangements tastefully and ar­ tistically adorning the spac­ ious lobby. Centering the two oblong punch tables, arranged at an angle, was a round table with the beautiful, traditional, tier­ ed wedding cake forming the centerpiece. The tables, cov­ ered In pink satin, were over­ laid In while net with the frilly skirts edged in lace. The aides were gracefully draped with pink roses Inter­ spersed along the folds and at the cornera. The beautifully appointed punrh tablei featured branch­ ed candelabra containing tail white tapers and arranged with pink sweetheart roses, white carnations and maps, baby's breath and heather fern, at each end. Sparkling pink punrh floating dainty nosegays in handsome silver punch bowls graced the oppo­ site end of each table. Suspended from the ceiling over tiie bride's tabic waa a cluster of white wedding bells tinged with silver and shower­ ed wllh pink satin streamers. Mrs. Jim Robson and Mrs. Charles Meeks greeted the guests at the door with Miss Anne Crapps and Misa Rose KraUert In charge of (he bride's book. Pouring were Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Mrs. W. M. I'hUipa, Mrs. B. L. Perkins Jr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson with Mrs. M. L. it attorn Jr. and Mrs. Walter A. Glelow cutting the cake. Floating hostesses were the Misses Michele Jones, Pat McGuire, Angela Hurt, Mel­ anie Hurt, Myra Meeks, Pa­ tricia Perkins, Linda Spencer and Betty Odhain. For her going away outfit the bride chose an aqua im­ ported linen sheath and lace coat ensemble with matching aqua accessories and ahe wore the orchid corsage from her bridal bouquet. Following a wedding trip to Miami, the newly wed* will be at home at 504 Francis Boulevard, Lakeland. Approximately 40 out of town wedding guests were in attendance. BRIDAL ATTENDANTS OF MISS Jeanne Robnon at her wedding May 26 are from the left her sister Miss Linda Gnye Robson, maid of honor; Mian Debbie Scott, Mian Merrill Philips, Mina Woman's Club Installs Officers Next Wednesday The Sanford Woman's Club will meet at the cluh house on Wednesday, June 2, at noon, for a combined luncheon and general business meeting. Mrs. E. A. Monforton Is chairman or the hostesses and end of the year reports will be given by officeri and com­ mittee chairmen, Installation of officers will be conducted with Mrs. A. T. McKay, Orlando, former Flor­ ida Federation of Women's Clubs president, serving as in­ stalling officer. Reservations a h o u 1it be made with Mrs. Wade Khcaly, 323 0375, by 6 p.m. Monday, May 31. Ronnie Giclow, Mias Suann Rchirmer, New York City, und Mian Carolyn Fulford, Cocoa, brides­ maids. ROSE CIRCLE j vention reports were given by Following the meeting, a The final meeting of Rose Mrs. Sfcrlwcther and Mrs. delicious covered dish lunchCircle of the Sanford Garden Henry Simpson, ft was an- run was enjoyed by all. Club was held at the home of nounced that Mr*. Simpson's We Are Your Mrs. O. L. Barks. Co-hostess­ World Gardening Scrapbook Scott’s Dealer! won an award of SIS. The dis­ es were Mr*. G. Russell Pear­ trict also won honors for — For A — son, Mrs. C. J . Meriwether selling the most calendars. Beautiful Lnwn and Mrj. W. A. Morrison. Membcri were urged to We Recommend Mrs. Alice Lusk was intro­ start planting now- fur next Turf Builder & duced as a new member. Con- year’s flower show. A recent Bonus trip by the group to Busch Gardens, in Tampa, was dis­ Grupeville Florist Osteen cussed. Those who went en­ And Nursery joyed it so much it was de­ 2221 (irapevillr Ave. cided to try and make more 322-0886 trips in the future. Five new member* were welcomed into the Osteen Methodist Church last Sun­ day. There were Mrs, Gladys Caldwell and two sons, Craig and Neal, and Mr, and Mrs. James Martin. Personals H. If. Jarrard of Florida Boulevard is confined at the Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ pital undergoing a scries of tests. Personals GRADUATION Tommy Lemon, aon of Mr. and Mr*. Tom Lemon. Is now itatianed at Fort Gordon and would appreciate h e a r i n g from his friends. His addrcai is Charles T, Lemon, U. S. 53388433, Co. 2nd Bn, TENG, USA-TC Inf., Fort Gordon, Ga. 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In a land of excellent ed­ ucational opportunity of­ fered at public expense, a private school should have a special reason for its es­ tablishment. Private schools should d i f f e r sufficiently from state schools to justify their existence. The unique character and standards of Seventh-day Adventists jus­ tify their operation of such a school as Forest Lake Academy, which offers its advantages to young men and women of good charac­ ter and earnest purpose. The ultimate objective in Christian education is the development of sound char­ acter. The government of the academy is therefore based upon a clear defini­ tion of Christian principles of conduct as taught and practiced by the Seventhday Adventist church, supported by a program which fosters the development of habits of self-control and self discipline which consti­ tutes the social expression of these principles. The highest type of government is self-government, based upon voluntary acceptance of these standards of per­ sonal conduct and of social relations which will insure the greatest common good. The conception of Christ­ ian education among Sev­ enth-day Adventists compre­ hends more than the pursual of a certain course of study. It means more than a preparation for the life that now is. It has to do with the whole being, and with the whole period of existence possible to man. "It is the harmonious development of the physical. Die mental, and the spiritual powers. It prepares the student for the Joy of service in this world, and for the higher joy of wider service in the world to come." In harmony with this con­ ception, the objectives of the academy have been re­ stated in the following terms: 1. To lead its students, by means of a Christian phil­ Students earn towurd school expenses in new commercial laundry. ft osophy of life, to know God and to enjoy a daily walk with Him. 2. To assist In the forma­ tion of a noble Christian character by placing great emphasis on the spiritual values in life. 3. To develop habits of ac­ curacy, discrimination and sound judgment in thinking and doing. 4. To combine technical knowledge with skills, to re­ act alertly to the exigencies of a vocation or a profes­ sion. 5. To develop minds train­ ed to view with understand­ ing and historical perspec­ tive, the religious social, scientific, racial and eco­ nomic forces which shape contemporary life. 6. To stimulate thought and culture by intellectual contact with the greatest thinkers of our own and for­ mer times, and to foster an appreciation for the best in books, in nature, in music, and in all the fine arts. 7. To Inculcate sound prin­ ciples of homemaking and to develop the social graces. To cultivate a sense of civic responsibility and a spirit of personal service. 8. To assist students to de­ velop a desirable personal­ ity and to discover capabil­ ities, aptitudes and inter­ ests latent within them­ selves. 8. To have the student understand and practice tho principles of healthful liv­ ing, and to recognize that physical fitness is the foun­ dation for any achievement in life. 10. To develop in the stu­ dent a sense of the dignity This building houses the Academy's bindery and press. of labor and of financial responsibility, by providing for g a i n f u l employment thus correlating theory and practice. Forest Lake Academy of­ fers the student a choice of three courses of study. These are the General Academlc (passing grades re­ quired), College Preparetory (C average required), and Enriched Honors (B average required). Twenty units arc required for the first two courses of study, and 22 units for the latter. Five to five and one-half units is considered a full school load. The work program is set up primarily to help the dor­ mitory student defray part of his school expenses. Day students arc employed when the work program demands more workers than can be supplied by dormitory stu­ dents. It is possible for a student to earn a consider­ able amount toward his school expenses. Students work on an hour rate rang­ ing from 35 cents to 75 cents, depending on their faithfulness at work and their age and experience in that particular type of work. There are industries on the campus where students can earn as high as $1.25 per hour. Forest Lake Academy is located about four miles east of Apopka on State Highway 43(1, which con­ nects U. S. 17-92, U. S. 441 and Interstate 4. Post of­ fice address is Maitland, Fla. The school campus overlooks beautiful Mirror Lake, and Is It miles from Orlando, thu "City Beauti­ ful." Cumpus maintenance operations center is th is stru ctu re. 4 M iller, Anderson Are Devoted Thumbnail Sketches Tell Life Sponsors Of 1965 Senior Class For Girls Open, ft ft ft ft Co-sponsors of the Senior Class nre Mr. Huger L. Miller, instructor in physi­ cal education and Medical Cadet Corps director; ami Mr. Clinton Jam ci Ander­ son, English nnd art in­ structor. Mr. Miller was gradu­ ated from Union College, Lincoln, Nebraska, In 1991, where ho received the B. 8. degree In physical educa­ tion. After his graduation he remained at Union Col­ lege to teach In the physi­ cal education area. At For­ est Lake he has sponsored the FLA Gymnastic Team, aocial activities of the Stu­ dent Association, and haa led out In the Intramural sports program. He haa also served aa assistant boys' dormitory dean. Graduated from Emman­ uel Missionary C o 11 • g a , Berrien Springs, Michigan, Mr. Andaraon majored in English and art and receiv­ ed the B. A. degree In each area in 1903. Ha was gradu­ ated with honors and was elected to be in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Thia ia his second year to teach at Forest Lake. Hobbies are photogiaphy and oil paint­ ing, and he enjoys partici­ pating in sports such aa soft ball, awimming, volley ball and tennis. Residents in The now North Wing of Mi-mminl Hull gills dormi­ tory was rompli'trd this spring and tho first rrtl dints have itlicudy moved in Tim now unit enn house HO girls nml Includes a rhnprl with h seating ra­ pacity for 100. ft fontuios a split-level lobby and lounge nml contains a psrty room complete with kitchen. The new wing 1* ns fire proof as possible. It Is of cornicle block construction, with concrete stairways and concrete roof struc­ ture. The furniture is builtin and covered with for­ mica. MR. MILLER AND MIL ANDERSON Seventh • Day Adventist schools carefully choose their eludents. Only those of good character are ad­ mitted. First semester of tha school year 1085-86 will be­ gin August 20. Classes be­ gin August 31. The fall week of prayer is observ­ ed Sept. 24 ta Oct. 2. Seventy-five boya are housed in McClure Hall. Groundbreaking for the $200,000 Forest Lake Seventh-Duy Adventist Church was conducted March 14 be­ fore an audience of many e h u r r h dignitaries and members. Of Students A t Forest Lake Voted by her elassmntcH n« moat Intellectual, Meredith Sommer lightly deserves this title. Shu hits maintained a -1.0 grade point average through till four yearn of high school, Ilesides being vuledietorion of thu nenior elans, sho in nlno Presi­ dent of thu Teachers of Tomorrow Club, a meml>er of thu Reflector staff, anti a member of tho Ilctn and Spanish Clubs, Working in tho Hindery has given her good cxpciianca and has bellied her to earn a large share of her tuition. Her plans aro to attend Southern Missionary College to train for elementary education. Her parents nre Mr, and Mrs. Harold Summer of Collogedale, Tennes­ see, where her father tcuches math and science in elementary school, Lynn Neilson. co-editor of The Reflector, has been a student of Forest Lake Academy for his junior and senior years. Prior, he attended Plninvicw Academy, Radfieid, S.D., whero he was President of the freshman class and won the American Legion Award for Citizenship und Leadership, lie has been on tho honor roll nil four years of high school and is a member of tho Rota Club. His plans are to take prc-lnw nt Southern Missionary College this coming fnll nml then attend Ncwlmld College in Kngland for his sophomore year. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ncilsen, reside at 17tf Willow Avenue in Muitluiul, Florida. Leo James’ activities hnvc been varied dur­ ing her academy years. She (ins served as secre­ tary of the Sabbath school, Missionary Volunteer leader, an editor of the Reflector, vice-president of the church choir, and ns a member of the tumbling tenm. At the Floridn Snnitarium she worked us n lnborutory nssistunt nnd nt tho Acndemy Hindery ns a stamper to help defray her academy expenses. Her work nt Curnp Kulnepm near High Springs, Fin., earned her n schol­ arship during the summertime. Originuily from Norfolk, Vn„ she now lives with Mr. nnd Mrs. Puul Lucas in Orlando. This summer she plans to go to Southern Missionary College, Collegednte, Tennessee, to work ut McKee Bakery before school In the fall. Vice-president of the senior class Is Angel Zagorsky, from Bakersfield, California. Angel contributed to the Forest tak e chapter of the American Temperunce Society ns its off-campus program chairman, visiting locul high schools and churches with films, lectures, demonstra­ tions and a play. Musical activities of the acad­ emy have often included Angel’s talent for sing­ ing, and she has served as vice-president of the chorale, for which she has also done solo work. She has been a member of the Beta Club, the campus honor society, and has been vice-presi­ dent of the girls' dormitory club. Angel pluns on beginning her college work this summer and at­ tending Rnkersfleld Junior College in the fall. She would like to bo a legal secretary. David Wood, son of Elder and Mrs. R. H. Wood, Is Missionary Volunteer President of '65. Along with this title, he has held the offices of Seminar president, Americnn Temperance Society president of 'tLVG-l, junior clnss pastor, chorale pastor, and chairman of the Student-Faculty Sen­ ate. He was voted as tho boy most spiritual and best all around by his classmates. His fnther is pastor of the Baltimore First Seventh-day Ad­ ventist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. Theology is going to l>e his major at Southern Missionary College next fall. Tho senior class treasurer, Jennie Wniker has earned all of her tuition as an employee in tiie hindery. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Walker, reside in Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. Walk­ er is a real-estate salcsmnn. Jennie plans to nttend Southern Missionary College in Tennessee this coming fnll to major in secretarial science. Senior class president, Bill McDowell, also a member of tho Student-Faculty Senate, the Student Association recreation committee, nnd is on The Reflector staff. He is receiving good train­ ing while working in tho laboratory of Holiday Hospital. Tho son of Dr. nnd Mrs. McDowell, he is planning to take a law course ut Southern Mis­ sionary College in Tcnncsseo next yenr. Saiutatorian and secretary of the senior class Is Connie Arnold. Her homo is in Melbourne, Fla., where her father. Elder William C. Arnold, is pastor of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, A member of tho nctn Club, she has also held the offices of Student Association secretary, First semester Girls’ Club President, Girls’ Club Treas­ urer, snapshot editor of Tho Mirror, nnd was voted by her classmates as most spiritual and most dependable. Sho will attend Southern Mis­ sionary College next fall ns n medical secretary. Many hours of beautiful music have been ren­ dered by her agile fingers gracing the piano keyboard. Earning the title of wittiest, Fred Minesinger is an off-campus student of Forest Lake Acndemy. He is n co-editor of The Reflector, President of tho Spanish Club, Pastor of the Music Club, nnd n member of the band. He has presided over the Job of being a chemistry reuder. His parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Minesinger, reside at 911 South Bear Lnke Road. His father is head of tho science department nt Forest I,ake. He pluns to major in ninth or chemistry at South­ ern Missionary College. Itebu Hull, daughter of Mrs. Mnrjorie Hull of Orlando, nerved an editor of the school year* book. The Mirror, this year. Voted by her classmntes ns the girl most likely to succeed, Reba has held the offices of secretary of her sophomore clnss, secretary of the Beta Club, vice-president of the Spanish Club, Seargeant of Medical Cadet Corps, Sergeunt-At-Arms of the hand, a ssista n t secretary of the Student Association, and waa a member of The Reflector staff. She won a B etty Crocker Homemaker's Award Trophy and re ­ ceived a $100 scholarship for college. Reba has attended Forest Lake for all fo u r years o f high school. She plane to take secretarial training at. . Southern M issionary College in Tennessee, a: /*'•< it/? 1 �Thomtt Edward Allen Jacksonville, Fla. Connla Rhea Arnold Melbourne, Fla. Marita ret F.lhel Baker Fort Myers, Fla. Rcvcrly Ann Flankee New Tripoli, I’cnnsylvanla Dorothy Isabel Barrett Atlantic Beach, Fla. Calvin Blanchard Oneco, Fla. . Mary Jane Bowden Winter Gardan, Fla. . William Miles Bower, Jr. Maitland, Fla, , Bex T.ellnv Bullock ltolly Hill, Fia. , Robert Jamieson Burnham Maitland, Fla. . Mary I.lnda Cable Longwood, Fla. . Othn Itlrlmrd Caldwell Miami, Fla. . Clenn Louis Cavanaugh Maitland, Fla. I. ltfchnril Irwin Cavanaugh Maitland, Fla. i, Robert Wayne Coble Maitland, Fla. I. Larry Edward Colemon Tampa, Fla. . Richard Franklin Daley Holly Hill, Fla. I. Charles Randall DeMott Maitland, Fla. Daniel Thomas Epler MalUand, Fla. Led Ford Brooksvllls, Fla. Heidi Martha deltas* Apopka, Fla. Janice Elaine Gammenthaler Maitland, Fla. Ronald Edward Hale Orlando, Fla. Reba Carol Hall Orlando, Fla. Jacqueline Jean Hamlin Ruakin, Fla. Brsnne Lee Hamrick Maitland, Fla. Kathleen Elisabeth Hartwell Avon Park, Fla. Gall Annetta Harwell Orlando, Fla. Dixie Mae Helms Thomastcn, Georgia John Hoehreller Titusville, Fla. James Roy Hughes Avon Park, Fla, Diana Lee James Orlando, Fla. Chsrrl Janssen MalUand, Fla. Bllsabath Ana Johnson Tampa, Fla. Paula April Kauai Coeoa, Fla. John Milo Kincaid Orlando, Fla. Patricia Ann Krenrldi Port Orange, Fla. Judith M. Leach Tampa, Fla. Eliot George Charles !/eadlay, Jr. Maitland, Fla. . Judith .Susan I.eltner Jacksonville, Fla. Kenneth Wayne Lamacki Fort Myers, Fla. Freda Ruth Lewis Winter Park, Fla. Lynda Lea Maddox Bradenton, Fla, William David MeDowtll Orlando, Fin. 40. James Brannon Msek MalUand, Fin. FOREST LAK SENIOR CLASS DATA: Of the 82 senior class members there ere 88 boys end 48 *M s. Thirty-one e l ‘ them have attended all four years a t Forest Lake Academy. The Beta Club, the campus honor society, included 20 members of the senior class — students w ith outstanding scholarship, citizenship and leadership qualities. The class recently visited Southern M issionary College, Collegedale, Tennessee, on th eir class trip. SMC is a Seventh-Day A dventist liberal a rts college which serves th e young pcnplo of the Southern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Many of the Forest Lake senior cluss members will attend SMC this fall. Sevan states outside Florida are represented from California to Pennsylvania, Thirty-seven students live in towns outside th e Orlando, W inter P ark , M aitland and Apopka and Forest City area, CLASS MOTTO: A ttem pted and Done CLASS AIM : Heaven Woa CLASS COLORS i Ice blue and alive* j f c Sanlando Mobile Home Sales Perfection Dairies MCI Park Drive Seaferi, Florida j Foremost Dairies, Inc. 430 8. Orange Bloiaom Trail Loogwood, Florida Hwy 43d Orlando, Flo. F leet! OA S - n if «’ American Oil Co. ■IT 8. Franeh Are. faafard, Florida Pierson’s Hardware Tom Winner Glass Co. Star Electric Optn Sunday and Evtryday Exctpt Thuridty Foraat City Shopping Cantor Phonal TE 3-4121 3411 P o m t City JW. Orlando, Fla. Fhoni: CT 8-4337 Roeklodga, Florida Lot during First National Bank of Maitland MalUaad, Florida nil Dirt Excavating Allen R. Pyle 1304 N. Orlando Avtnua, MalUaad Sherrod Floor Covering 1249 N. Orango Ph.i 333-1314 Orlaada, Fit. Phonal 424-4138 �M. Howard Chart** M1TU* Orlando, Fla. 47. Fradrrlck Filwln Mlnrilngtr Apopka, Fla. 49. Kathrrina Kliiabtth Mol* Orlando, Fla 41. Robbia Plana Moor* Dayton, Ohio 10. (irrgory I-** Muiaalwhll* Maitland, Fla. 61. Vamon Lvnn Nirlitn Maitland, Fla. It. Joyra Daa Plarry Ijmdovtr, Maryland 63. Norma Jaan Ramnlall Foraat City, Fla. •4. t.lnda Loulit Itaarb Tarpon Spring*, Fla. 66. Purnell* Kay Itleharda Orlando, Fla. 66. Taul Lee Itl.-hardion Avon Tark, Fla. 17. Trrraa Ann Rogor* Clermont, Fla. 66. T.lnda Su«an Roll Orlando, Fla. M. Maradlth Roth gammtr Collaradala, Tann. •0. Darien* Joyta Sarlaa Orlando, Fla. 61. Robert Jamaa Shrhrcedtr Dunadln, Fla. It. Kllta Carolyn Seeley Jackaonvllla, Fla. 63. Jon Rlrhartl Smith Orlmla, Calif. 64. Mary Martha Sohaakl Maeon, Georgia 66. JnAnna Snrrnien Orlando, Fla. 66. Thomaa tVayno Slrama l.imRlx-nrh, California 67. Wayne Dwight .Stockwell Orlando, Fla. 68. Harry Raymond Strohroan St. Petenburg, Fla. 60. Daniel Harry Towmend Indian River City, Fla. 70. Robert Ferry Turlington Maitland, Fla. 71. Tim Rum* Tylar Orlando, Fla. Class of '65 ACADEMY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Friday Evening Consecration Service: 8:00 p.m., Elder Con Arnold, pastor of Mel­ bourne, Fla., Seventh-day Adventist Church, guest speaker. Saturday Morning Baccalaureate Service: 11:00 a.m., Elder James F. Hamrick, pastor of the Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist church, guest speaker. Senior Class Night: 8:30 p.m., a secular program featuring talented members of the ciasa. Emcee, senior student David Wood, Saturday evening. Sunday morning Commencement Service: 10:00 a.m., Dr. Frank Knittlc, vice-pre*idont of Andrewa University, Berrien Springs, Michigan, guest apeaktr. South Seminole Bank T. G. Lee Dairy Orlaa4a, Fla. N. Baaby Best Wishes to th« Western Auto Associate Store PfcoM 111*4461 UA 17-M at IIwy. 411 Foreet City Shopping Center John Woodland, Owner Cewpliaeat* a4 Graduating Seniors Kcm Manufacturing: Corporation Phil F atur, RepreecnUtlv* from The Winter Park Christiansen Motors Collier's 111 WlUlaa B t DRAPERIES * INTERIORS New Port SMehle. Fla. Highway 416 Cloeed Friday Night aad Saturday Foreet City, Florida Ffcooe 166.1 H I Telephone Company II I E. New Batlaad At*. Winter Park, Fla. 71. Linda Marla Pmlauf Catrelberry, Fla. 73. Rita Clayle Waldrep Apopka, Fla. 74. Dorothy Jean Walkar Yulee, Fla. 76. Maxine Dnnna Walter Winter Park. Fla 76. Mary Elitaheth Ward I'alatka, Fla. 77. Dwight Elmer Waterhntui Orlando, Fla. 78. Suxonno Gencvivo Weeks Daytona Reach, Fla. 7l>. Uremia l.ouKllen Womack St. Petersburg, Fla. 80. David Stanford Wood Jacksonville, Fla. 81. Linda Ann Younga Apupku, Fla. K. Susanna Angela Zagorsk! St. Petersburg, Fla. 83. Rlssa Zagorsky fit. Petersburg, Fla. �A saw look k evolving on the campus of Forest Lake Academy is Forest City. Ths school has grown steadily in physical propor­ tions In ths past five yean, and buildings and industries have been added to accom­ modate ths additional needs. According to Principal William Fuchs ths new look began with tha paving of key roads on ths campus, tha ones beside ths boys' and girls' dormitories and ths road between the Flor­ ida Conference youth audi­ torium and ths present in­ dustrial arts building. A complete sewage disposal plant was also erected in the pasture near the main­ tenance building. These In­ stallations were completed tn 1962 at an opproximsto cost of $42,000. Soon after ths completion of ths rosds and tew a re disposal plant, ■ new main­ tenance building was erect­ ed. This it an el! steel profabricated ButUr building costing about $30,000. After some study It was decided that ths school needed more industries to supply students with work. Another Butler building, approximately 80 feet by 100 feet, was built during the spring and summer of 1062, which houses the For­ est Lake Book Bindery and also ths Academy Press: the two wooden structures which formerly housed the press were demolished. Ths bindery and press wsra built at s cost of over $40,000. Since 1961 three faculty homes, three and four bed­ rooms, and ■ duplex with two bedrooms on each slda have been built on the cimpui. McClure Halt, the hoys* dormitory, was completed In the early fsll of 196$. It will house about 1$5 boys, and features sir condition­ ing throughout and ia com­ pletely firs resistant, Ths $230,000 structure also has n tovsly ehspel which ia used for morning and eve­ ning worship services, as wall as prayer meetings for ths church. Two cement block build­ ings hsvs been added to the gymnasium facilities for use as shower rooms, rest rooms, and locker rooms for ths physical education students. It totaled over $80,000. During the fall and sum­ mer of 1962 work was be­ gun on ths eafateris build­ ing which also housed the home economics department and band practice room. It wae compute by June of 106$ a t a cost of $180,000. The eafateris features an all electric, stainless steel kitchen, end U considered to be one of the finest and most eompUta kitchens for such an Institution in tbs Central Florida ares. It has n dining room capacity of approximately 300 people. The recently completed laundry employs students, who earn part of their school expsnsea working there. It features all new equipment; weshera and ex­ tractor combinations, a mangle and linen-folding machines. Building ■ n d equipment cost $120,000. Compisted this month U ths north wing of ths girl’s residence hall. The old building Is In the process of being rased, and the east wing will be constructed for occupancy as soon as pos­ sible. When computed, the dormitory will accommodate about 180 girls. Featured in the building U an at­ tractive chapel seating 17S people, used for morning ■nd evening worships, s kitchenette and well - fur­ nished guest rooms. This building k a $280,000 eon■traction. A tragic flra laet summer destroyed the administra­ tion building, which housed the musk d e p a r t m e n t , chapel, cLessrooms, library and administrative offices. These departments moved Into temporary quarters on campus, using vacated fac­ ulty housing for classrooms, and partitioning off parte of other rooms to provide needed space. A new admin­ istration building complex is now under construction and will house three sepa­ rate buildings connected by a covered walkway: a twostory classroom unit, to in­ clude U classrooms: a building f o r administra­ tive offices; and a library, $270,000 is ths anticipated expense. The new look of the fu­ ture on the Forest Lake Academy campus will in­ clude a music building, studsnt ehspel, church, and recreation field. H *■ rj »V ■ il I I I H vm i rs i.s k mis f ikd * t . T H E BRAND N EW GIRLS residence hall was recently completed on th e F o re st Lake Academy cam pus. I t also was constructed by Groves Build­ ers. A nother wing on th e dorm itory is expected to s ta r t next week a fte r school Is out. » Academy Bounces true to rt. I t l i expected to be completed by December, 1965, NEW ADMINISTRATION Building now under construction for nearhy fire depart­ ments. They sped to the scene, laid hoses as rapidly as possible. First they used water from the Academy'a 10,000-gallon reserve tank. It was not enough. They dispatched a pump­ er to nearby Mirror Lake and tons upon tons of wa­ ter were poured on the In­ ferno. But the blase had too much of a headstart. Firemen from virtually every surrounding commun­ ity responded to the call for help. They tried desperately to salvage as much of the building as possible. They failed. After virtually an altnight battle ths tally stood like this: The library was gone. 8o were the laboratories, tha offices, classrooms, book­ store,- assembly hall and music studios. While firemen wore still on standby duty at tha It had been a muggy day and ■ sure bet rain would be coming soon. Things were quiet around Forest Lake A c a d e m y ; school was out, most stud­ ents had gone home as had members of ths faculty. Tha Fourth of July week­ end was approaching, quiet­ ly, with no hint of violence. Then the rain came and with it a spectacular dis­ play of lightning. Thunder rolled across ths campus of the Academy, Darkness fell and with the derkness the lightning appeared to grow in intens­ ity. An ear-splitting thun­ derclap rocked ths Academy area. Seconds later a Dicker of light started inside the Ad­ ministration Building. It spread quickly until It ap­ peared to come from all parts oi the structure. Fire) Ths alarm was sounded on th e campus le being built by Groves Builders, General Con- scene, Principal William Fuchs announced that school would be ready for the fall opening. The vow held true. Virt­ ually every day except the Sabbath, volunteers Joined the professional workers in getting the Academy back in fullscale operation. Came time for school to open and things were back to normal. The $280,000 blare had disappeared—ex­ cept in the memory of those who saw it. Forest Luke Academy waa established In 1925 by the S o v e n t h Day Adventist Church to provide moral ami religious education and guidance; p u r p o s e s not available in public school. About half of the atuilexile are dormitory students and the other half from the Central Florida area. The Academy Includes grades 9 through 12, offsr- ing a regular college pre­ paratory course and voca­ tional subjects. In addition, each student is required to take a class in the study of the Bible. Dormitory students work at the school to earn part of their tuition. A work program Is set up at the Academy to help dormitory students defray part of their school ex­ penses. It is possible for a student to eum a consider­ able amount toward his school expenses. The Academy waa first organised in 1918 and es­ tablished on the grounds of ths Florida Sanitarium in Orlando. It was then known as Winyah Lake Academy. Forest Lake Academy has 8 b u d of over 7ft pieces and many instrumental groups. I GENERAL CONTRACTOR FLORIDA CONFERENCE for the OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS r jW n Li T in BUILDINGS SHOWN ABOVE OFFICE — 616 E. Rollins Ave. yfeTbatet/ FLO R ID A P O W E R C O R PO R A T IO N VOUK tAX-PAYING. INVUIO**QWNO> Utcmc COtVAMV Orlando, Fla. uroves Builders Winter Park Federal Savings b Loan Association Main Office DAVID P. GROVES, Pres. ACADEMY LAUNDRY MELBOURNE, FLORIDA Commercial, Flat and Rental N orth Branch New England a t Knowles Hwy. 17-92 W inter F nrk F ern P ark, Fla, Don R. 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Orange Blossom T rail Orlando, f in . 11 �• |f In ttrl • m il May 28, 1965 — Page 9 *007' Returns The world’* gr«*teit lw r*t irc n t I* bark and th« Hits 0 Theatre’* got himl Meaning th* great James Bond—“007” to hi* fan*—In not one, but two great action drama*i Which it I* pointed out, mean* double the danger, double tha women, double th* excitement—and double tha fun I Th* big double bill atari m Sean Connery a* *007” in both ’’Dr. No," and “From Ruaila With Love” and the twin bill opened Thursday at th* Rita Theatre. Both are being pre­ sented by Harry Bailsman and Albert R. Broccoli, and both, of course, are from th* world-famous myitery-adven­ ture novel* of Ian Fleming. Ursula Andress Is th* beauty f i n “Dr. No,” and Joseph Wiseman stars in th* title role. Jack Lord plays Felix Loiter and co-star Bernard Lee plays ”M.” Th* beauty In “From Rus­ sia With Love”—and nobody ran aay that ”007” can’t pick ’am—is Danlela Bianchl, an eyeful if aver there was one. Fedro Armendaris, L o t t e 9 Lanya co-star with Lee again playing “M.” Both pictures are United Artist releases, and both were directed by Terence Young from screen­ plays by Richard Malbaum. They are both in Technicolor. A lot of territory is cover­ ed in th* twin adventure. “Dr. No" which is about a meglo_ maniac scientist who has dis- I Rita R u ssia — I wowi 1 :0+ 1 4 4 .1 4 1 Dr. Ns — StlMtU covered a way to blow th* earth out of th* universe, takes place in Jamaica and its adjacent keys . The other, “ From Russia With Love," is about an in­ famous red plot to lure Bond to his destruction, using th* gorgeously proportioned and shaped Miss Blanch! as bait. In announcing th* great James Bond double-bill, th* management of th* Rita Theatre reminds that th* bill is "double danger, double the women, double the excitement and double th* fun.” Villanova Seeks 6th Track Title NEW BRUNBWICK, N. J. (UPI) — Vlllanove’s mighty Wildcats, who have monop­ olised the IC4A champion­ ships for almost a decade, be­ gin their quest for a sixth consecutive title in th* na­ tion’s oldest track meet to­ day at Rutgers University Stadium. The 80th IC4A carnival, which will conclude Satur­ day after a total of 18 events, has attracted a field of (7 school* from the east­ ern seaboard, including pow­ erful Harvard and Maryland. But th* favorite's mantle, as usual, has fallen on Villan­ ova. *DR. NO’ i* the feature nttrnction this week at the Ritz Theatre. It la a sequel to the ever-popular auper-apy, James Bond, or should we cnll him “007.” Starts Sunday ut the Ritz. Newman Stars Seven File MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Seven more teams have filed entries for th* 40th annual Central Collegiate Confer­ ence track and field meet scheduled for June 6. This brings to 11 th* total number of teams battling to dethrone the current champi­ on Notre Dam*. J. * * n l CLAIRE BLOOM struggled against a terrorizing Paul Newman, playing a Mexican bandit who hus kidnapped her, in MGM'a "The Outrnge,” which opens at the Movieiand Drive-In Theatre Sunday for a three-night run. Laurence Hnrvcy, Kdwnrd G. Robinson and William Shatner also star in the gripping drama. i TILL 1:N BA* MON. . F R l . * ^ | / | 11 V ' V i l I I ' f ^ UILH I N 1HI A l « i TONITB ft SAT. ADMISSION PK R (ISO CARLOAD FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT NO I AT T il, ONLY __ _ “T affy and the Jungle Hunter* J ACRES BERGERAC — IN COLOR NO. 8 AT t:4» ONLY “DEAR BRIGITTE* COLOR JAMBS STEWART - CLYNNIS JOHNS NO. • AT 11:88 ONLY “FLIGHT from ASHIYA” COLOR RJCEARD WIDMARK - YUL BRYNNER Paul Newman enacts the moat unusual and controveraial role of hie career in Metro - Goldwyn - Muyrr’a drama “The Outrage," which opens at the Movli-land Drive* In Theatre Sunday for a three-day run. Also atarring In the film are Claire llloom and Edward O. Kobinaon. The movie is set in the Wsat during the latter part of the last century. The story centers around a vicious ban. dlt, portrayed by Newman, who has been convicted and sentenced to hang for the murder of a southern gentle* man, played by Laurence Harvey, and th* violation of the latter'* wife. “The Outrage" waa filmed in Panavialon, largely out­ doors on locations In Southern California and Arisons. On the program with “The Outrage" le a comedy, “Good* by* Charlie,” s color film aUrrlng Tony Curtis and Debbie Reynolds. Wednesday at Movieiand Drive-In will be two feature*. Steve Reeves In “The Slave” and "Friendly Persuasion,” a color movie starring the late Gary Cooper. A triple feature, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will be headed by Elvia Presley in “Girl Happy." Background of the film la Florida's Fort I-audrrdnle, Its liearhes, waterways, n i g h t apota and luxurious motels. Also on the program are “Wall of Noise” with Ty Hardin. Suaanne Pleshette and Dorothy Provine end “Navajo Run" starring John­ ny Sevrn. By Dottle Austin SATURDAY NIGHT is the last night for the popular “Illusions,” Gene Shrlton and Billy Short who have had auch a successful run at the CAPRI LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT for many weeks. Dorn Pattatucci la planning a big farewell party in their honor and everyone i* invit­ ed. la s t chance to see this fabulous duo so be sure to make your reservations for the CAPRI, Satunlay! Begin­ ning Monday, May 31, a new group railed the “Astronauts” will take over the handstand to entertain you. Where else but at the CAI’KI will you find such consistently fine entertainment? This pair, Ruddy Heller and Chip* Walker, who make up this xany twosome are real fine musicians, as well aa clowns. Plano, drums, and aome real wierd musical Instruments, plua singing and comedy num­ bers. Remember the business luncheon’s at the Capri and their fine catering service. • • . MAR-LOU RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE is hack with Tablehopping this week re­ minding you that they have “Tbs Castaways” on hand for your entertainment and en­ joyment. Remember that the MAR-LOU is famous for their charcoal ateak dinners and don’t forget that they serva luncheon, too. The or­ chestra tunea up at 0:30 p.m. so be aura you are there when th* fun etarte, Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday nights. Open all other nights, too, ex­ cept for Sunday. * • * TRADE WINDS is the apot to take th* whole family to din* ia high etyle with ape. dallies on Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday nights. A won­ derfully tempting array of fine foods, all prepared end reedy to aery* aa you pasa through their line, with ao many delicious-looking dishes it’s hard to choose. Fast, effi­ cient service and remember that they have the finest cat­ ering in Central Florida. WHAT COULD BE more timely than the Friday night lish fry at the P1NECREST 9 J I* / if iW i ■ i COMING NEXT WEEK for your entertainment nt the Capri Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge tiro “The Astronuts”, Chips Walker und Buddy Heller. BILLY SHORT GENE SHELTON INNT Fresh crisp blue water perch, crunchy homemade hrushpuppirs, spicy baked beans, creamy slaw and good ol’ grits complete th* menu, with plattera full of all-ynu. can-cat. Remember that they have the same good service and fine food when they have their all.you-can.rat chicken dinner on Monday nights. • • • FAMOUS FOR FOOD Is FREDDIE’S Steak House in Fern Park, probably the most popular fine restaurant in Central Florida — ao populur In fart, that it la wise to make reservation! if you plnn to dine there thia weekend. The excellent cuisine, effi­ cient service end delightful atmosphere all make FRED­ DIE’S a wonderful place to take those VIP’a that you want to imprraa — whether personal friends or business associates. In the Lamplight­ er Lounge you will enjoy the music of Jay Miller at the piano, while in the Gaslight dining room violinist Rill Ad­ ler will entertain you. • • • HAVE YOU SEEN the funny picture* with their clever gag captions on the walls st the CARIBE COCK­ TAIL LOUNGE In th* Valdes Hotel? 8ome of tha xanieat, kookirst and raunrhieat we have seen — wonder who thinks them up? Remember that th* music on Friday night* is on th# house, ao all you have to do t« hear your favorlta tonga ia punch th* button for listening or danc­ ing pleasure. Drinks are spe­ cial price* for the ladles dur­ ing the happy hour front 4:30 to 0:30 p.m. Steak House Central Florida’a Oldest & Finest iV fv n n iiH (OfttJs CAFETERIAS .(Ivealae tp ed el • e 10-e*. New Vwfc Relet* I trip ceeked le yew e*de* fee ealy TVc. TfeersSer MI*M le "♦wettf ***br wtih free deesorts le* ell. e l s y .wm ^p ^ lUk. t". k Bw^^^NPy ftlpNs M le e * Steak cooked le yew eider ler eety 11 .00 . 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Sanford Phone SSS-lSIt �eminole Gridders In Spring Practice Tilt Tonight itestGoes der Lights BO'Clock 8k* #tafork g»rglfc Pag* 10 — May 28, 1965 1»ole High School foot* in* will got o preview t of tho 1885 8<mino1o in tho annual Black* ■prlng prattle* gam*. >nU*t geta underway at ock a t Sanford Muni* Stadium. Thera wilt b« II admisaion charge, ra have bean 67 boy* t part In aprlng grid r* during tha pact three , and Athletic Director Ciena* ha* aaid tonight’* rill be "a pretty oven e boy* have been doing rail,” Ganaa aald. "They lowing a lot of spirit." h no head mentor, due * reilgnatlon of Coach I, the boy* got off to a •tart In aprlng practice, t (he new roarh would imed. Without the new , the boya ipent much of tlma In working on mental*. raver, the pait week ha* •pent on bailc offensive lefemlve play*, the miof them tha aame or ilmilar to tbo*e u*ed lait il( the aquad* In action it may appear very like lait year'e. itatlva etartlng lineup* might'* tilt include: Ita aquad: Frank Whigquarterback; S o n n y rr, full back; Kmlo elater and Rick Wall* , half back*; John Can* 0 and Mika McGuire, [*; Jay Btokea and Ernie i, tackle*; I.eltoy Nop* ■nd Grog Ganaa, enda; Tony Gonaalea, center, ck team; Buddy Stumpf, crback; Ron Dudley, full* Chuck Bcott and Start ir or Bemla Harbour, acki; Ruaiell lam and 1 liarrla, guard*; Mike and Jim William*, end*; Ogdec and David J a r tackle*; and Danny Lee, r. her member! of the a aquad ar* back*, Ron brook, Bruce Dowlen, Weber, Darrell Vodo* Al Peeple*, Terry KchItoberl Mackall, Doug i and Tom Bryan; ecnDavid Brown and Leilie n; guard*, Sam Parrish, per Brown, Bill Miller Robert Burn; tackle*, ly Burnset, Robert Gold, Alan Herbal and Dan* )unaway; and end*, Mike ;, Roy Rl*er and Donny II. hite trait coaches are Jim Dy and Ralph Stumpf. mndtng out the Slack i will be backs, Mike rwda, Kenny Hall, John , Lea Lego rre, Kelly OgJohnny Butta, Wayne irta, Bruce McKIbbln and i Baabo; canter, Terry Unrood; tackle*, Stan Hemp* Maaon Wharton, Edgar !*, and Mike Stubbing*; rdi, Donny Luke, Wayne tai, Gordon Myer, and ney Headrick; end*, Mar* Brlggi, Mike Glbaon, a Gardner and Mark ker. lark team roachea are c William* and John Col* « will be a regular gama ■tion tonight. However, ■roraboard and goal po»l* b* milling. Became of leek of goal poite, extra t* will ba attempted tr by running or paaelng. ew Post LEVELAND (UPI) — I Bright, president of the aland Baron* of tha trJran Hockey taagur, maced Thursday that he saaum* the poet of gen* manager of the dub. Legal Notice m e * U MEREST OtVBH we, A. O. Deuiaty •■* V. Imltfc, are ••■*■•< la bustat aaatera, pfetlia ua«er tleUtleaa name of D A B Oceale MeaeareaMat c*mr, *al (bat wa iateat te Mae eat! a*ate with the k ef the Circuit Oourt *f laele Ceualy, riortta, la rkaace with the prevlataae he riotlllaue Nama Elaiute. -It: Vectlea lll.ei riarl«a wtee aa am*nded. A, C. PeudBdr Y. K. Smith Hak Map N A Jua# 4. tt. IMl L-i*d <**-—-*-» -»■’ PATSY DAVIS, (left) In her B/SP Corvette turned In the low 14a to cop honorx in lust week'* “Powder Puff" event aponaored by Seminole Tim­ ing Aaaoclntion nt Oaceola Drag Strip. Hero ahe rcccivca trophy from Elaic Butler, treasurer of naaocialion. (Yarborough Photo) Day Drag Race Events Slated Special M e m o r i a l Day weekend drag race*, apomorcd by the Seminole Timing Aiiociation, will be held Sat­ urday and Sunday at the Oa­ ceola Drag Strip with 61,675 In prize money to be awarded. Saturday night the galea will open at 6:30 with time CPO Smacks Elks, Snaps Winning Streak CPO atdelrackcd the Elk*' rxpreaa lait night, winning 3-2 over the Junior League first belf rhamp*. The loti mopped an Klka aeven game winning alrcak and waa their find defeat alncc April 28. Bobby Lundqulit limited Elk* lo four hit* In receiving credit for the triumph, Lundqulat wa* bothered by con­ trol problem*, bailing 12 walk* but managed to get out of trouble aucrriafully. Elk* ■banded It Into runner*. CPO did all of It* scoring In the second inning. Mike Stublilns started off the •cor­ ing with a solo bloat over the renterficld fence. He was top hitler with two safeties. Billy Miller had two hit* for Elk*. Tho losing pllchcr wa* Cecil Simpson, In Little League play, Navy and Chase notched victories. The defending Lillie Amer­ ican champs, Navy, downed Florida Slate 8-3. The win left the Accy Deucy* a half game olf the pace of first place Georges. Bill Gray, a 10-yearold, making III* first mound appearance In Little League picked up the mound decision. He struck out seven and walk­ ed two. Top hitter* (or Navy were Srott Harris, Mike Par­ rish and Billy Gray, each with two hit*. Andy Steele hit a double and two ainglea to lead the Banker*. Navy icored aeven rum In the third inning to give them the momentum they needed for the win. Right now, Navy la looking ahead to its meeting with George* next Friday. Chain aeored in every inn­ ing, banged out 14 bits and won Ita aeventh conaecutlve victory, trouncing Quality Mo­ bile Home* 17-0. Ronnie Noblea hurled onehll, shutout ball In recording the decision. Bill Hope, Glenn Meyera and Rick Grant each bad a pair of hlta for tha winners. The game was halted after four Innings of play. trials at 7 and eliminations getting underway at 10. On Sunday, activities begin at 10 a.m. when the gales open. Time trials are alalcd for 11 and etimlnationi at 3 p.m. In addition to the cash priz­ es, trophies will be awarded lo all class winners. Top names already contact­ ed and expected to be on hand for the events Include Jim Cagel of Atlanta, with his Fal­ con, 427 c.l.; Carl Newman of Atlanta, with his 427 eJ. .Mustang, and Bob Stallard of Cocoa, with bit 426 Plymouth. NHIt Arules and regulations will he followed, with these exceptions: 1062 and 1W13 cars will be allowed to classify ai FX; cars may be raised in front ai long aa crankshaft pulley is not over 24 inches from ground; AFX 3,<xxj lbs. 427 c.l. No muffler or tail plpca re­ quired in top stock eliminator tars, and S/S running over seven Inch tire* will fun FX. Rosin will he allowed, City League Standings w Klwnnls ............... i Rotary .................. i CPO ..................... i Civitun ................ i Elks ..................... i Shrine .................. 0 Game Today: Rotary vs. Klwants, 4:30, Pirn-hurst Park LITTLE NATIONAL W Chase .......................... 12 Find Federal ............... 10 Locomotive Engineers A Hunt Comet* ............. 4 Quality Mobile Homes 2 Gama Tonight: Hunt vs. Lo­ comotive, 7:00, Ft. Mellon Park LITTLE AMERICAN W Georges .......................... 8 Navy Acey Deucy* . ... 8 Strickland Morrison ... 7 Sanford Atlantic .......... 6 Florida State .................5 Game Today: Sanford Atlan­ tic vs. Georges, 4:30, Ft. Mellon Park RENT-A-CAR Real a as* '43 MuaUag ar ether flat rampart car far C O M FO R T Starts to (hi home! Comfort it C sAtr a l A E lsctrlc Air C aS itiashg * UTAH TVALL hnUu , im 1M7 Sanferd SANFORD -a*-*OsJi SI» - TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Bill! to allow 90 days of summer horse racing in South Florida and add thorough­ bred raring to the program of the Seminnle track between Sanford and Orlando headed for Senata and Housa cal­ endars today. Both the senate finance and taxation committee and the hnuse appropriations commit­ tee approved last night the controversial bill letting up a aummrr thoroughbred pro­ gram for the three Miami area tracks—or possibly Just two of them. The bill moved to the cal­ endars in both houses. The senate committee sent to the upper chamber's cal­ endar the bill by Sen. Mark Cleveland Jr. of Stanford add­ ing thoroughbred raring to the quarter-horse and harness program at the Sanford-Orlandn track. Cleveland auid the truck, a summer-only attraction, waa clnsrd last season and now is in receivership. He said, how­ ever, track officials hope to reorganize and that an ex­ panded racing program could provide needed revitalization. The committee defeated an amendment to the South Flor­ ida summer racing bill offer­ ed by Sen. John Mathews of Jacksonville that would have guaranteed the racing would be spread equally between Tropical Park, Hialeah and Gulfstream Park tracka. William l.nntaff, Hialeah's ligislatlve lobbyist, said tha raring commission s h o u l d hsvs authority to determine whether tho whola 90-day summer season should ba run at one, two or three track*. Winter raring at the three tracks is provided for spe­ cifically by state law. Lantaff argued that Trop­ ical Park is tha weakest of the three tracks financially and also Is farther from tour­ ist grounds. He said Tropical might not find summer racing Longwood Braves Stage Rally To Dump North Orlando Cards Standings S12-4M4 iB profitable. ibUt the large track! can ah“TWi is an experiment. We sorb the Io»*. We d o n 't think think it will be unprofitable Tropical Bark could, ’ Lantaff the first two or three seasons I said. . Andy Patrick Paces His Team To Victory In Navy Keg League Andy Patrick more than itved up to hi* one handicap rating in the Tuesday Night National Division of the Navy League at Jet Lanes a* he pummelcd the Maples for a 222/625 that helped Commis­ sary to a three point decision over the NA.MTG "B" team. He had ample support from Al l)clto*ia with a 187/615 and Ollie Graoser with 180/ 522. John Knceland was the high bowler for NA.MTG "B” with 212/593 followed by Bob­ by Meeks with a 194/559 and Dudra with 191/607. NAMTG “A" won three from Disbursing ns Ceynowa with 178/500, Falch with 179/ 504 and I'etroski with 231/568 were high rollers. Jim Bussard with 204/513, Stark with 2)2/613 and Gallagher with 1B1/530 were the start for llisburiing. The Alley Bats stung NAMTG “C" with a three game defeat as Rudd hit 208/525, Basiar a 202/ 547 series. Supply hit Muint. with a three point decision as Martin with 190/517, Webbwith 227/52 and Brown with 190/541 all showed good ef­ forts. Dick Dixon with 175/ 512 and Stewart with 199/ 659 were high for Maint. Wisemore with a 199/530 and Sondya with 208/561 aer­ ie* were too much for the Airframes team aa they paced the Blarinea In a four game sweep of scries. Keith Morgan shot a 192/508 to help the Meta surprlaa the Ovlonlrs team In a four game victory. Joe Irwin was high for Av­ ionics with 202/513. Don Ethcll rolled 201/546, Dan Ssrchy a 200/501, Bridges a BOTTLED GAS IS SO CONVENIENT L J L. :: BIG W HEEL YAZOO MASTER MOWERS YAZOO POWER-no Job ton rough, too tough! Big Wheel PERFORMANCE -e a iy hand­ ling. maneuverability! DURA­ BLE CONSTRUCTION-guar­ antee long years of troublc-fre# o p e ra tio n ! Ail for a drmomlration! WE HELL — SERVICE DEMONSTRATE — TRADB AND RENT YAZOO I C U / I C SALES AND L E T T ID SERVICE 2517 W. Country Club Road (20TH ST.) SANFORD FLORIDA PH. 322-7928 RUMMER HOURS Open Monday • Saturday 8:00 A.M. • 4:00 P.M. Open Mon. A Frl. Night# 'till 9:00 P.M. « . . and we a re aiwayo happy to help you get behind the wheel of the boat th a t will give you (he moot pleasure . . . NEW BOATS BY C0BIA W OODSON T-CRAFT MERCURY OUTBOARDS • *6 322-5733 177/604 and John Stanklewlrx a 209/624 all for Wing "A" in a four game romp over 0 Recon-Line. Jesse Carnther* with 173/610 and Bill Bagley with 79/624 were high for Recon-Line. YES,'Vacation Time' BOATING TIME! PLAY GOLF mer MEADORS MARINE 2401 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD Cr u is e r PHONE 32M 382 BOATING SAFETY • SPECIAL • American La France (Approved) F ire E x tin g u is h e rs plea 4c a mile, lacladca gas, service, Insurance. DEKLE'S GULP SERVICE 622-454] Racing Bills Face Final Vote Sanford'a American Legion Campbell-Loaalng Poit No. 33 will open Ita 1965 bateball seaion Saturday night at Pinehurst Park againat Orlando Post No. 242. Game time Is 7:30. Post 53 was the sixth dis* Irict winner Isst year and run­ ner-up In the Central Florida area tournament at Fort Pierce. The team eliminated Tampa and Bradenton, only to lose the final round to Fort Pierce. Probable starting lineup for Saturday night's game will find Sanford fielding Jimmy Courier on the mound, Rex Brooks behind the piste, Ed­ OUR PHOTOGRAPHER felt it wa« time Borne die Fitzgerald at first base, of Dusty Roots riders' horses received camera Riliy Kuykendall at second, attention. This handsome hay Reldinx is Stormy, Ronnie Hinson at ahortstop, who copped second, fourth and fifth place ribbons Rerale Barbour at third, Dan­ during recent Apopka Horseman Association ny Tlllls In left field, Donnie gymknhana. Mrs. Rarbnru Harvey, Florida State Griffin in center and Donnie Rank teller, owns horse.. She is in background. Smith in right. Rounding out the squad are Ricky Sires, Rsy I’lvec, Eddie Eldridgc, Billy Higgins, Steve Harris, Chris Akers, Frank Whlgham, Danny Lee, Tim Colbert, Jimmy Anderson and Dick Mamale. The team Is coached and managed by Frank Thomas By Jim B a td jJ another pair In the bottom of and J. W. Kuykendall. Herald Xporla Writer the fifth to lead 3-2 going Into Post 53 is In the Sixth Dis­ the last inning. The longwood Braves scor­ trict, composed of Eustls, Casselberry and four teams ed six runs In the seventh inn­ However, Longwood came ing last night lo register an up with a pair of run* to take from Orlando. 4-7, come-from-behind victory the decision. over the North Orlando Card­ Key hits for the Braves In the third frame was a double inals In Senior League play at by Doug Sturgill. Ronnie AllCasselberry. man and Ricky Smith had sin­ Trailing B-2 going Into the gles In the sixth Inning uprix* AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet GB last frame the Bravci erupted ing. for six runs to earn the vic­ The only other Longwood hit 24 14 .632 Chicago 23 14 .622 •A tory for Pitcher Jim Finch. wai a single by Ricky GoodMinn. 22 17 .564 2Vi Finch also led the Longwood alt in the first. Detroit 22 18 .550 3 hitting attack with a pair of Good all and winning pitcher Baltlmor* 19 17 .528 4 doubles and a single. Mike Smith, who came on In the Cleve. 21 21 .500 5 Shaw hit three single* for the fourth, combined to hold the Los Ang. IB 20 .474 6 Braves, Terry Roberta rapped Cardinals to only one base hit, Boston 17 23 .425 8 a pair of singles and George a single by John gchwartxeaNew York IB 25 .419 ■tv Simpkins and Tom Mllwce bach in the first. Wash. 10 25 .286 12* had a single apiece to round Kan. City In tonight’ll action the Cas­ out the 10-hit attack. Today'* Games selberry Indians wilt vie with North Ortamlo rapped out the Bear Lake Pirates. New York al Chicago (n) Cleveland at Detroit in J nine hits, including Ihree sin­ Minnesota al Washington <2, gles by Alike Krccck, a dou­ ble and single by Ed Wire, t win) lax Angeles at Baltimore (2, a double by Bob Hawk, and singles by Bn Smart, Bobby n) Your Mercury dealer invites you to Evers and Ron Stephenson. Ku... v.’y al Boston (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE The Braves also took the W I. Pel. GB Little League game by a score 26 IS .634 of 4-3 over the Cardinals, with Lo* Ang. 21 16 .590 2 a two-run rally in the last Inn Clnn. 23 IT .575 2% InR. St. lands 19 17 .528 4Mi North Orlando tallied first Milwaukee 23 20 .524 4W In the contest with a run in San Fran. Chicago 19 21 .475 6V, the second frame. The Bravea 20 24 .455 TW scored two In the top of the Houston Mercury's fuel economy w ith the 18 22 .450 7V4 third to take the lead, but Phlla. 16 25 .390 10 the Rcdblnls came back with New York fuel economy claimed for competi­ IS 24 .385 10 Pitt*. Teday'a Games tors' outboards. Plttaburgh at New York (n) Chicago at Philadelphia (n) MEMBERSHIP 110.04 then weekday Greens Fee 61 St. Louis at Houston (n) Milwaukee at Loa Angeles (n) l.and O' Lakes Country Club At take X, Florida, Mercury* • Our 35 delivers 9% to 20% Hwy. 17-92. t’aaaelbei •rty Cincinnati at San Francisco and rompetiliva brands were more mile* per gallon than 838-2699 tented under Identical condi­ their 28, depending on boat (n) tions. All Mercs, (mm 3.9 to speed. IDO horsepower, outran rom- • Our 20 range* from 26% to oetilive brand* id comparable 87‘,, more mile* per gallon horsepower, yet averaged than their 18. more nillra prr gallon through­ • Our 9.8 yields 27% to 64% out their speed range. more mile* per gallon than Mi i their 0.3 at various boat speed*. • Our 6 geta 43% to 48% mors mile* per gallon than their S ',. • Our 3.9 gor* up to 20% m » c in farther per gallon than their 3 ia the speed range most used i _ L 7 by Ashsrmen, Ye*, gat appliance* are lime *0*. IMID ■»« Mercury’* emphari* 1* on furl saving, wark saving and 4* Foe example, Merc 900 gives economy—not oil economy. the lab m welL Gaa la safe, better furl mileage thin lh* Good lubrication *pell» lon­ competitor*’ 90 at all »peedi. gevity and survival. Weaseldependable and ecnnemlcal. With the “other" 90 running worded warranties are no »ubStart regular delivery today! at full throttle and tha Merc atitute for proper lubriration. 900 cruising alongside at part Rave where it's safe, sad where throttle, Mere goes 30% far­ the saving* ar* big—on fuel. ther per gallon of fuel. With Your Mereurv dealer will both motors running at full show you why Merc gives you throttle, the Merc 900 yields more HUN for your money 18% more miles per gallon, . . . 100, 90, 65,50. IS, 20, 9.8, Per Cylinder all hough it is runni ng 1.6 mph • and 1.9 bp. 104 Pounds faster. • Tha Mera 100 average! *0% mure mile* per gallon NO thin the competitors' 75. Fur­ thermore, the Mere 900 can INSTALLATION outrun It by 4 mph and e/tfl um less fuel. CHARGE • The Mere ISO rives more mile* per gallon thin owe of the competitive B0e at all C ull aperd*. At the "other" 40’a top speed, t he Mere 650 show* 88% better fuel mileage. e At “their" 40'a moat eao■amtral speed, our 60 at III give* 16% more fuel mileage. At ear mo*t economical speed, the differ** increase* to 34%. NATURAL GAR FOR RANFORD BOTTLED GAR BEYOND THE MAINR Is m King Car-Truck Rm U) Seminole Thoroughbred Racing Included Legion Opens 1965 Baseball Slate Saturday PUBLIC UTtUTlKI COMPANY A N D F L O - « A S C O R P O R A T IO N “ Fonmorly B u i l d Guo Co," 1M W . I d STREET 114.05 n tc r tc u n Y • IS** M ie w M li at i reuse* lew a t Oftly $ A 9 5 W ith Required Preaaure Indicator B* Prepared f e r New Coast Guard Regulations EFFECTIV E JU N E 1, IM S < �House Committee To Probe Pro Boxing • Baseball, Grid Business May Be Eyed Also i | £ W 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) The bout th»t put Maine on the sports n ap put boxing on the congressional carpet to­ day. The House Commerce Com­ mittee was planning an in­ vestigation of professional box­ ing "at an early date” as the first step in a campaign to "restore integrity” to the sport. Committee Chairman Orcn E. Harris, (DArk.). in an­ nouncing the inquiry Thursday, said it would come in connec­ tion with hearings on his bill to create a national boxing commission which would sene as a federal watchdog on the ring. The proposed commission would have the authority to in­ vestigate bout's arrangements when fraud, cotluilon or bri­ bery waa suspected. Harris said he had no evi­ dence of any lllegel activity In connection with the one-min­ ute heavyweight championship fight between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston at Lewiston, Maine, last Tuesday night. But he said there must have been some reason for Suffolk County Diat. Atty. Gen. Gar­ rett H. Byme of Boston to be­ gin an investigation of the bout when it was originally •cheduled for the Massachu­ setts city. Hep. William L. Springer, 111., the senior Republican on the commerce committee, said he wanted to question Clay, Liston, and former heavyweight champions Floyd Pat­ terson and Joe Louis as well as "reputable” state boxing commissioners. Springer also suggested the committee look into profess­ ional baseball and football. Legal Notice Slir fraufitrh Mny 28. 1965 — Page 11 ftjrralh Hendrix Leads In Carling Kegling Tournament CARRYING BANNER for Locomotive Engineers in Little League piny this year are, front row, left to riKht, Scott Clemmcr, Glenn Burke, Dar­ rell Pell, Murk Shaw, Dennis Jones and David Patterson; hark row, Harrell llerbst, Danny Cook, Mike Schmidt, Pntil Watson, Dour Mnliccowski, Herbert Flnnnapln, Alfred Green ami Rudy Gustafson. Couches are W. J. Ward and II. J. Schmidt. (Herald Photo) ATLANTA (UPI) — Jerry today In the SIMM Carling games were roiled last night. Hendrix of Atlanta led the Bowling Tournament at the A field of 212 bowlers from 18 parly battalion of qualifier* Dixie Bowl. states are competing in the Hendrix rolled a 3,547 for fifth annual tournament The 12 game* Thursday night to tourney r u n a through 56 Navy To Host check out 25 pins ahead of games and ends Sunday. Billy Golemblewski of De­ second-place finisher B u t t Pre-Play Party troit, known in bowling cir­ Faiio of Detroit. The annual Navy-Civilian Tommy Tuttle, of Rural cles as "Billy U,” was reliev­ golf tournament to be held Hall, N. C., who won the Carl­ ed from qualifying as the de­ June fi at the Mayfair Coun­ ing championship In 1063. fending champion. Last night's loaders: try Club will he preceded Ihi* rolled a 2.511. Hendrix 2,547; Faiio 2,522; Twelve of the IS qualifying year by a party aponaored by the Navy. Arrangementa have been made to hold the affair at the Naval Air Station balltoom, Saturday night. June 3. Interested Navy peraonnel Speed Riggs, are reminded to contact Don famous tobacco Kllirll or George llrialer on or before Juno J. Civilian auctioneer player* should contact Dr. recommends John Johnaon, Jerry Jcrnigan or Hugh Grelr for tha full handicap match play tourney. I'airinga will be announced later. Hof turnSTRIKEFILMS Glick Is Coach Podres Hurls Slick Game As Dodgers Top Braves By Fred Down UPI Sport* Writer The Los Angeles Dodgers are so loaded with pitching that a guy with a 1.000 wonlost percentage and a 1.59 earn- n u average ranks no better than their No. 4 starter. Of course, "that guy” hap­ pens to be Johnny podres— master of the changeup, World Series hero and the playboy of tho Western world long before anybody ever heard of Dean Chance or Bo Belinsky. podres sat out virtually the entire l%l season with a aora arm hut he's hark in business this yrar and he's pitching those clean, easy gamea a g a i n s t the tough teami that have marked hit entire career. Johnny’s 3 0 this year. for example, with the wins over the Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati Bods and Milwau­ kee Braves, lie'* gone to nodecision four times against weaker rluhs. Podres Itimed In one of his typical quick and slick jobs Thursday night when he pitch­ ed the Dodgers to a 3-2 victory over the Braves, lie had one tough inning — the third in which doubles by Denny Lemasicr, Frank Bolling and Hank Aaron produced the Braves' two runs—-pitched out of it and sent the boys out on the town in 2:02. The Dodgers tied the score in the fourth on rookie Jim Lefebvre's two-run single af- ter a prolonged run down of and home enabled the runners to advance into scoring IKisltion. Mutlcrs stood that way until the bottom of the ninth when Davis' single, a sacrifice, an intrnllnnal walk and Lefebvre's Infield single loaded the bases. Lcmastcr then walked gal Ferrara to force In Davis with the winn­ ing run. Podres has worked a total of 02 innings this season and al­ lowed 48 hits mid 11 earned runs. His ERA is Ihc host In Ihe league—even if he does rank hchind teammates Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale and Claude Osteen aa a Dodger starter. Tha Houston Astros downed Tuttle 2,514; Brooks Gearhart, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 2,467; Bob Meadowa, Dallas, 2,408; Walt Harmon, Aiken, 5. C., 2.444; Ralph Brunt, Atlanta, 2,438; Henry Goggans, Birming­ ham, Ala., 2,428; Herb Frady, Atlanta, 2,428; David Gil­ es, Miami, 2,423; Fred Ringrose, Farmington, Mtch., 2,422; Jim Robinette, Falls Church, Va., 2.421; Scotty Wileon, Kansas City, 2,400. NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) — Gary GtlcW waa appointed head coach of the Norfolk (he SI. Louis C a r d in a l s S I, Neptune* of the Continental the San Franrlico Giants drub­ Football League. Gtlek, 3*. la bed the Cincinnati Beds 9-2, a former backfleld coach for ^ a » 4 w the Denver Ilronroa. and the New York Met* lop­ ped the Chicago Cubs 8-3. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia was rained out. In the American League, De­ troit defeated New York 4-t, Boston beat Minnesota 2-fl, and Washington downed lais An­ geles 8-6. They put back the taste others take away WIN THIS HANDSOM S K IN G S B IR R Y A FIRST NEW YORK (UPI) — A1 Balding was the first Canad­ ian ever to win a Professional Golfers’ Association tourna­ ment when he captured the Mayfair Inn Open at Sanford, Fla., In 1955. HOME PLUS LOT! T he KinRsberry ' ‘Andover” . . . 4 bedroome, 2*4 bathe, huge fam ily room, fully a ir conditioned, double garage. 1,700 Bcituirc feet of fine family living fo r only >25,000 i s t h *) c r n n - i T c o u r t o r T H B NINTH J t ' n i C t A I . C I R . C lU T IN AND r o B SKMINOLK COUNTY, FLOIIIDA. CHANCERY N o. I4TTT AMERICAN KKUKIIAL SAVI N d S AND LOAN ABSOCIATT IO N O F ORLANDO, P istn llff VS. H. R. HAMBT. «t •!., l>*r*n<Un(i. N O T Irie O P MALE NOTICE 1* I I E R K U r (HVKN t h a t on tho Icilh <l,y of Jun*. l i t ! a t 11:00 a . 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The county’s 1,400 — plus elementary, high school, vo­ cational school and Junior college teachers began their boycott of all non - essential extracurricular activities on Wednesday after being turn­ ed down in their efforts to win pay raises ranging from 1950 to |1 ,692 annually, plus improveother menu. "Our teachers have acted very professionally a b o u t this, and now they are very determined," said Robert Mc­ Dermott, director of person­ nel for the Voluaia School Board. Since the aU rt of the boy­ cott, parent groupe have been meeting and making plana for Uking over some of tho key functions of ttaehera, who normally have key rotea aa chaperones, class aponaora, advisors, and director* of some function* In tha annual baccalaureaU and gradua- rM\ j SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND aw ards w ere presented a t th e annual banquet and concert a t the Civic Center. Back row, from left atw R obert Lackle, new drum m a jo r; Vickie McArdle, new head m ajorette and William Crowell, new captain. Second row Michele Malbon, b e st tw lrle r; Steve Stein, m ost improved bandsm an; P atricia Mackall, m ost improved tw lrler and Joel Fehd, best musician. In bottom photo, B andm aster E rnest Cowley presents aw ard to Mrs. H. L. Johnson, bus driver who takes the band on (Herald Photos) Member! of tho Seminole High School band wound up their school year with a ban­ quet and concert at the Civic Center and awarded trophies and honors to their moat out­ standing members. Special honors went to Mrs. H. L. Johnson, school bus driver, who has driven the band and ehaporoned them on their out-of-town trip* for acvtn years. She was present­ ed with a gold pin.and sn orchid corsago. Named to head tha band nexl year was Captain Wil liam Crowell, with Robert Lackle a* drum major. Vickie McArdle was named head majorette. Others wero Clau­ dia Bomgardncr, head girl officer, vice president, treaa- 81* Epworth League mem­ ber* of the First Southern Methodist Church of Sanford attended the District Ep­ worth League meeting held last Saturday at Port Saler­ no. The four adults accom­ panying the young people enjoyed a tour of area churches with the local pas­ tors, Rev. Charles Bennett of Tort Salerno, and Rev. I). II. Knight Jr., who serves the Sanford rongregation as well ss tha Stuart ehurrh. After the buslneae meeting League member* participated in the planned recreation for the afternoon and a picnic aupper at a waterfront park. Returning to the church, the group viewed an appropriate film, "Venture for Victory," followed by refreshments of punch and cake. Those attending were Steve Duffry, Elisabeth Priest, Daniel Priest, Allan Getman, Lawana Williams, Gene Jam­ eson and Mr. and Mrs. H. MJameson and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. ITiesL Tha Friendship Class of Elder Springs Baptist Church held tta monthly meeting at 7:80 p.m. Monday at the church with Mrs. Lucille Mil­ ler, president, In charge. Mrs. Margaret Griffin of­ fered the opening prayer and the devotion loader, Mrs. 11. 8. Stalnmeyer Sr., read from Luka 2:40-52 and spoka on being a Christian walking closer to God. In business It was voted that ail members of the class would taka part In providing Ice ervam during the last week of the church’s Vaca­ tion Bible School. It waa requsated that members have a action of prayer for youths aa they start their revival next week. Attending were Mrs. Amy Elgle, Mrs. David Remley, Mrs. Lucille Miller, Mrs. Florsnca Myers, Mrs. Marie Wilkens, Mr*. Htelnmeyer, Mrs. Thelma Fort, Mrs. Grif­ fin, and Mrs. Betty Sandage. "Desert Fox" waa tha nickMrs. Myers, the hostess, nama given to World War II served refreshments follow­ Garmon Field Marshal Erwin ing the meeting. Rommel. uror and chaplain: Bettya Kellett, secretary, and Karren Vickers, seerstary. Majorstt* offieera Includa Patsy Foy aa first assistant; Susan Stein as property of­ ficer, and Michel Malbon aa secretary. Letters wars given to Don­ ald Battem, Jack Beclrwlth, Donna Botwlechln, Francos Cammack, William Crowell, Perry Echelbergor, David Ed­ wards, Ferrell Hickson, Riley Jeffcoat, Sharon Jenkins, Frank Bruns, Bettya Kellett and Robert Law. Gold ktys were given to 87 others. New officers of tha band aisociation wera announced at tho banquet. They are John Kader, president; N. E. Leach, vies president: Mrs. Byron Smith, secretary, R. D. Battem, treasurer, and J. M. Foy, board member-at- Actually, McDermott said, tho teachers are leaking low­ er pupil loads for teachsrs, mors adoquata school sup­ plies, and hlghsr salaries "la that order." Casselberry MYF Officers To Be Installed Grace Methodist Kindergarten To Have Program Discovered Guncotton Christian P. Schoenbein, German chemist, discovered guncotton accidentally when he blew up hie stove drying cotton that he had tried to diisolve in a mixtura of nitric and sulphuric acid. The weekday kindergarten of Grace Methodlit Church, Sanford, will have its com­ mencement program at 7 p.m. Tueiday in the church sanc­ tuary. Mr*. H. B. McCall, teacher, will direct the group in a pre­ sentation entitled "Mother Goose Land." Those taking part will be Chuck Cowan, Angela Harvay, Dan Hendrickson, S t u a r t Hires, Dale Johnson, Lori Pmden, Bandy Reynolds, Shane Steele, Jimmy Turner, Donnie Williams, Laurie Williams and Starr Zina. Rev. John H. Hires Jr., pas­ tor of Gract Church, has an­ nounced that registration is now being made for the kin­ dergarten'! fall term. Interest­ ed parents are Invited to call the church office any week­ day morning for further infor­ mation. Show me i filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat. Try new Lucky Strike Filters LUCKY STRIKE Alliance WMPF Has Meeting Business meeting of tha WMPF of tha Missionary Al­ liance Church was held at the boms ol Mrs. J. T. Brown eg Country Club Road with sight member* in attendance. Opening prayer was glvtn by Mrs. Clifford He trod and devotion was led by Mr*. B. H. Slone. Four pairs of dungarees and four shirt* wero received foe the group to Bond to mission ■rloi. By JoAra Haye First Baptist Church of Geneva has announced plana to conduct a Vacation Blbla School Aug. M S at the church. Superintendents of tha var­ ious departments will bs Mrs. Daisy Hinojosa, Intermediate; Mrs. Jan la Hart, Junior*: Mrs. Sue Gibson, primaries: M r s . Florenc* Children attending t h a three year department should have celebrated their third birthday by Jan. 1, this year. Mrs. Janet Byrnes will a*nr* aa secretary and pian­ ist for the schoeL A 1 1 superintendents and workers have completed tha book, "Better Vacation Bible Schools," which was re view­ ed on Monday and Wednes­ day of last week with Rav. M. D> Jackson to charge. Jn m tk iM k ld tu im y l CHEVELLE-Amiricu most popular intormodiato-slzs car with Am iricu most popular B-cylindsr angina You ropey eoee a month Everybody low s a winner. The way ChewHe xalca are booming right now is aolid proof of that. And it's easy to aan why whan t o look a w r tha car. Taka that handaome Malibu Super Sport abow . Ita luxury features Include sm art curved aide windows, foam-cushioned seats front and rear, full carpeting, back-up and glove box lights and more. AU etaadard— M extra cast! A few quality features Include electric windshield wipora, aaoootb Full Coil suqwnalon rid* Delcotron generator and aclf-adjuitlng brakes. AB standard—no extra coot I PowwT Try our smooth, spirited 120-hp Hl-Thrtfl Sir. Or you can order the optional 140-hp Turbo-Thrift 8ix. Accessories? A full Hat to choose from. Trade-ina? Moat liberal. Bo your payments will be comfortable aa your new Chevelle will be! In fact when you drive it home there U be too heroes in your driveway, And too ACTION UPHELD Sanford Civil Service Board Thursday uphold actios of City Public Works Director W. E. KnowIso to tha dismis­ sal of Laollo Padgett, city employs, far “M aking on the SECOND AND PALMETTO f ""N r In addition to those named, the hostess served refresh menta at close of tho mooting to Mr*. George Walls, Mrs. Tolar Teiton, Mrs. Fay Lae, Mr*. E. A. Monforton, Mr*. M. L. Ayers and Mrs. J. F. Mrs. C. A. Keanu, 77, si’ Greensboro, N. C., mother of Mrs. E. L, Dowell, of 109 For­ est Drive, Sanford, died at 9:19 a m. Thursday to Wesley Long Community Hoopital to Greensboro after a 10-week illness. Funeral services will bo at 4 p-m. Saturday at Chriat United Church of Christ to Lexington. Burial wilt bs to Ebenexor Church Cemetery. Tf» n u v a iu u i \ i i | **»#• n w a a t vna ltr Jr., and at leaat on* for* mar commander, CapL J. D, Ramage, will attend. CapL J. M. Tully and CapL J. O. Mayo, both former wing commandera, alio have been invited aa gueat apaakera. The reunion will atart with a golf match Saturday after­ noon, with apeechea and din­ ner to follow at 7 p.m. Anyone intercated in mak­ ing a reaervatlon nr in ob­ taining more Information ahould call Ena. Micharl Claytor at Sanford Naval Air Station FA 2-1330, extenaion 455. “All I said was: SALMAGUNDI, t h e 1965 Seminole High School yearbook was dedicated t o C o a c h Jam es P igott by Edi­ to r Sherry M arazita in ceremonies a t the school today. Sanforditc’i Kin Rite* Saturday McClellan and A aaodataa advertising agency a t W inter Farit, receives a gold plaque fo r placing th e f ir s t advertisem ent in a new electronics m agaxine. A rth u r L Rabb, U nited Technical Publics* tionx president, presented th e plaque a t Garden PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS a t May m eeting of th e Bear Lake Garden Circle are served refreshm ent* by the hostess, Mrs. Jessie Jacobs (th ird from le ft). Around the table (from left) are Mr*. Evelyn B ottorf, Mrs. W ahweese Kerr, Viola Sheard, Mrs. Iris Wilson. Mrs. B etty Russell, Mrs. T arvls Darnell, Mrs. Nora N orris, Mrs. M ary K renzer, Mrs. Doris Hale, and Mrs. Aggie O strander. (Herald Photo) A Reeonnaiaaance-Heavy Attack Wing One reunion will be held Juna 12 at the Sewall'a Point Golf Club In Norfolk, Va. All preaent and former wing offieera, active compa­ ny repreaentativea and San­ ford ehritlana are Invited to attend. Facilities at the Na­ val Station Beach Club, Vir­ ginia Beach, and the golf club will be available to all guests and offieera attend­ ing. The preaent commander of Reconnaiaaanre Attack Wing Ot*a, CapL Richard E. Fow- SANFORD 322-0711 �Episcopal Adventist Baptist T H * BEVKNTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH C o r n e r Ttb A E lm I. U M a r s h a l l _________T u t o r SERVICES SATURDAT— Babbath School ___ 1:18 a ra. W orship Service 11 :M a m. W t d n s s d i y N ight P u r e r S e r v i c e ------1:18 »■ re. F I R S T BAPTIST CHURCH I I I P a r k Avenue F. *. C h e n c e ------ —— P e e to r M o r n tn s Worehlp _ 1:1* e. m. S u n d e r School —_ 1:11 e. m. M e r n l n s W orship _ 11:18 e rrT u t n l n s Union __ f :!0 p. m. K v e n ln s Worehlp - 7:41 p- ra. Wed. P u r e r Service 7:1* p- m. NOON Methodist CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood F r . C h a r lie W. S te w a rt. J r . Vleer Holy Communion — 1:88 a m. F a m ily Servloe A C l a e e e e _________ __ 8:18 A m. by the Chapel Clock C H R IS T METHODIST CHURCH Sunland E atata a Cltrua l la l g h ta Rav. C ha rta a B. Hogg _ P a i to g Church School _ _ 8:41 a m. M o rn ln s W orahlp _ 11:04 L m. M T F ---------------------8:18 p. m. Eva. W o r a h l p __ _ 7:18 p. m. Wad. P r i y a r B arrie s 1:18 p.ra. Alliance CHRISTIAN HISSIONART ALLIANCE CHURCH 1481 P e r k Ave e t 14th BL Rev. Clifford E. lle rro d , P e e to r S u n d e r School —— 1:48 a tn. W o rsh ip Service — 11:00 e. m. K v e n ln s W orship _ T:*8 p. m. Alliance Youth Fellow ship (Tues.) 1:18 p. re. | Wed) P u r e r Servloe 111* P- re. Assembly Of God PIN E C R E ST ASHKMIILT O F OOD CHURCH Cor. t l t h e n d Elm H. M. W ild e r -------------- P e e to r S u n d e r 8chool — 1:41 A ra. M orning W orehlp _ 10:1* e. m. K v e n ln s Worehlp — 7:1* p. m. Youth Serv. (Sun.) _ 1:00 p. m. hi Id-Weak Serv. (Wed.) . 1:11 p. tn. Baptist CE NTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. I4ih HL * O e k Ave. Cell S m i t h ------------------P e e to r S u n d e r School ...— 1:41 e. m. M o rn ln s W orehlp — 11:00 e. ra. T r e l n l n s Uunlon — 8:41 p. m. K v e n ln s S e r v i c e ----- 1:00 p. m. V e J . P u r e r Service 7:10 p. m. N u r e e r r Open W T I t t t -------------------- T:l® »• *»• S u n d e r Nile Uroedceet W ESTSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t t h St. A H o u r Ave. J o h n I t K i n s ------------P e e to r B under School ----- 10:00 e. m. sunder M o r n l n s Worehlp — 11:00 e. m. Bunder K v e n ln s Worehlp — 7:10 p. re. W odnoeder p u r e r se r v ic e . 7:41 PPIN ECRE ST BAPTIST CHURCH O nore Rood M o r n ln s Worehlp . 11:88 A re. S u n d e r School —— 1:41 e. m. T r e l n l n s U n i o n ----- 111* P- m. K ve nlns Worehlp — 7:18 p. m. Wed o t f lc e r e A T e e c h t u M e e t i n g ---------------1:18 p. re. JOftD AH Mine IONA RT BAPTIST CHURCH l i l t W. F lr e t S tr e e t S u n d e r School — 10:00 a ra. M o r n t n s W orehlp — t l : 0B a m. Bible Study ( S u n d e r ) 7:80 p m. K v e n sa lle tte Service 7:M p. m. Wed. P u r e r Meet — 7:00 p. ra. Bill S t e p h e n e ------------ P**lo* A Cordial Welcom e to All E L D E R SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlendo Rd. e t Heeler Av*. B. Ilem llto n U rlftln — P e e to r B unde r S c h o o l ___ 1:41 e. re. M o rn ln s Worehlp 11:00 n. m. T r e l n l n s Union — 1:1* p. m. K venlns Worehlp _ 7:41 p. m. HOLT CROSS 481 S. P a r k A va F r. Leroy D. Soper, R e ctor Holy Communion .... 7:18 a tn. F a m ily Service end Sunday School ............ 1:00 a. re. Morning P u r e r I Flret Sunday — Holy Communion 11:88 a. at. Christian Free Methodist F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST F R E E METHODIST CIIUnCK C orner 4th Si. and Laurel Ava. Hav, L II. Kelley __ Peetor Telephunai 111.7014 Sunday School __ 8:44 A m. Morning Worehlp _ 18:44 a. in. K venlns Worehlp _ 7:oo p. m. Wed. P r a y e r Service 7:10 p. m. 1807 A S a n fo rd A v A R. Vernon Fuller Sunday S c h o o l ___ 1:41 A ra. M o r n l n s W orehlp _ 11:80 a ra. Church Of Christ CHURCH O F CHRIST l l t l P e r k Avenue B art B r o w n ----- - - E v e n s e l l e t B unde r Bible S t u d y __ — 10:88 s. m. M o rn ln s Worehlp _ 11:08 a m. E v e n l n s Service — 8:10 p. m. See "H erald of T r u i h " 1 p. re. B unde r on Chnnnol I Tueeder Ledlee Rlhle Claeo - 1:18 a. m. Men'e C l a n —-— • 7:18 p. ra. W e d n e td a r Bible Claee —------7:10 p. re. GOOD SH E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH 118* A Orlando Drtvs Hwy. 17.81) Sanford, Flo rid a 111-7111 T h* Rsv. J. Uordua P a s r y, P a sto r Sunday School _ _ _ 8:11 a. m. M o r n ln s W orship _ IliP* a. tn. Com munion—F ir st Sunday la E ach Month K l o d a r g a r l a o and N ursery FAOLA CHUIICH 0 8 CHRIST l l l s h w e y 41 W ait Morrle R u b y ------- E v e n s e lle t Bible C l a e e ---------10:08 a. m. M o rnlns Worehlp — 11:88 a. m. K venlns Worehlp —. 8:00 p. ra. Bible Cleeeea Wed. . 7:11 A m . One. . . two. . . three. Four years Connie And I have listened to that deep, resonant chime counting off the hours of our colleg* days. Sometimes it was Just part of the setting at State — like the Commons, and the Quad, nnd Moonlight Walk. But often it called us to high moments of worship ami thought and prayer. Four. . . five. . . six. Today we pause, and emmtt Exams are over. Trunks are packed. Books arc on their way back to the Library. Tomorrow— Commencement. Seven. . . t i g h t *■*. nine. * Again we're reading each other's thoughts. Ixt's wnlk once more through that graceful arch, hand-in-hand and smiling. Let's kneel together in the sncivil stillness, breathing our thanks. . . our hopes. . . our needs.. . our dreams. For life and love await us. Ami these we will slime with God 1 It Is Noon by the Chapel Clock. Ten. . . eleven . . . twelve. Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 188 B eet Second S tr e e t Sunday Service A ■ u n d e r S c h o o l ----- 11:04 a in. S u bje ct: "Ancient nnd Modern Necromancy, alien k l r tm e r l. m e n d Hypnollem, Denounced'* W e d n e e d i r Setvtca - 0:00 p tn. l . r - d l n g Room: 101 W. Flret W eew daye: 10:10 a.m.—4:10 p re. TH E CHURCH FOR ALL. • ALL FOR THE CHURCH Ttra Church la Ih* greatest factor larly and support th* Church. They on garth tor Uw building of charac­ are: (11 For hk own taka. 12) For ter and good dUtcoahlp. It iaa atorohi)chiklrrn'ssaks. (3) Furlhcaaka bouaa of spiritual values Without a of hk community and nation. <41 strong Church, ntithar democracy For tha aaka of Iho Church itaslf, nor civilisation inn aurviva. Than whkh naeds hi* moral and mat.rkl are four Bound naairaa why svsry support Plan to go (o church regu­ pareou should attend aarvkaa regu­ larly and read your Blbla dally. Church Of God OAELAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1741 C ountry Club Itond Sponsored by F lr e t B epllet Church Rev. R. T. B a r r e t t ----- P e e to r S u n d e r School — 8:41 a m. W orehlp Service _ 11:8* a ra. T r e l n l n s U n i o n ----- 8:41 p m. E v e n l n s Worehlp — 7:10 p. ra. W ed I 'r a y s r Serv. — 7:18 P- m. CHlTRCH O F OOD l l n d A French U H. A l f o r d ---------------P e e to r ■ u n d e r S c h o o l ----- 1:41 a. m. M ornlns Worehlp — 11:00 a m. K v a n se lle tle Serv. 7:80 p. M. F am ily N l s h t Service T. P. B. Wed. ™ 1:18 p. ra. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY 411 Ph. 111-8118 Rev. Jo e h L o n s ---------P e e tor S u n d e r Bchoul — 10:00 a m. M ornlns Service — 11:80 a tn. T r e l n l n s Union — i : l 8 p- ra. K v e n ln s Service — 7:10 p. ra. W edneedey Meetlnse: O rsenliallona _ 8:18 p tn. P u r e r — ................ 7:1» A m C h o i r __________ *:*0 A re. CHURCH O F OOD O F PROPH ECY 1108 Elm Avenue Rev. R obert W e l c h ----- P e e to r Bunder School ___— 8:41 a. m. Worehlp S ervlet _ lo:44 a. m. K n g t l l t t l # Serv, _ 7:1* p. m. Tuedar: Blbla T r e l n l n s —— 7:48 p. m. T huredar: T o u n s People Service T:48 p re. Raima 4:14 <si2> t Monday katah 48:70-71 TuacJsy MsHhaw Itel-lt Wsdnatdty Roman* 1:14 Ctorfcftl IMS K titltr Advrrtut» 4 Strut*, lot. ».V* Thursday Ephatlana 4:14 Friday LUTHERAN CHURCH OF T H E REDEEM Kit 101 W. 14th Placa "T hs Church of th* I .u t h i r a n Hour" and TV "Thla It Ih* Llfs" H s r b a r t W. O o i r i i —_ P s . t o r Sunday School —_ 8:14 A m. W orship H a r r i e t _! • : ! • a. ra. K ln d a rg arlta and N u ra .rr Methodist FlRUT MKTIIODIBT CHUIICH 418 Park Av*. n*v. Hobart M. Janklna. Pastnr Morning W orship __ 8:18 a. m. Sunday Hrhuol ...._ 8:14 a. in. Mornlns Worahlp _ I0:4| a. m. MVF 4(atllnss .... 8:1* p. ra. (InlarnisdlaU, Sanlorl Kvsnlng Worship _ 1:18 p. re. OENEVA METHODIST CHUIICH U»v. W. E. Tln init . . . . . Paalor Sunday School _ _ _ _ 8:14 a. m. MornliiK Marvlera _ 11:00 A m. Choir I'ractlc* w*d T:ia p. ra. Ev*ry On* Wstcura*. Saturday I Timothy Eph.tl.fli 4:1MB FIRST SO UTHERN METHODIST CHURCH W om a n's Club U u lldlns l o t Oak A v a D urw ard II. K n l s h t J r , P a a ta s Sunday School _ _ _ 8:48 A m. E p s u r t h l.sagu* . . . . 1:08 p. m. W orahlp H a rrie t ___ 7:18 p. a . Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZ.VIIENE W. Ind St. a t Mspl* Av*. P a u l H i c k * * __________p a a t o r Himday S c h o o l ____8:41 A ra. M ornlns W orahlp 10:10 a m Youth H our 1:80 p. m, Kranuflllfltla Svrvlcg 7:08 p. m. M ld - W tr k Lutheran CHURCH O F CHRIST Oenevn Ralp h B re w er Jr. E vensellet Bible School _____ 1:18 a m. M o rn ln s Worehlp — 8:18 e. m. K e n ln s Worehlp — 8:18 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r Service 7:10 p. m. Southern Methodist Service (Wad.) _ 7:88 p. m. T h ird Sunday Blngaplratlon __ 1:01 p. m. FIHST CHURCH O F TIIK NAZARENE l . a k t Mary, FI A Rav. W, L llolcom bt, P a a to r Sunday 8:41 a. m . ------ lllbla School ll:uo a. m, _ M o r n ln s Worahlp 7;oo p. m. _ E v a n ln g Sarvlca 7:00 p. ra. — Wad. M ld-W a*k P r a y r r Sarvlca* 7:08 p. m. - Irest Wad. Mtaalonary Sarvlca Pentecostal FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 181 o r a n g * S t r s a t Rsv. E. Ruth U r a n t __ P a a lo r Sunday School —__ 10:08 a m. Morning W orahlp 11:88 a to. Sunday E vanlng — 7:10 p, in. Wad. Iltbl* Study . 7:18 p. u Coiuiuarori M a ilin g F rid a y --------------- 1:18 y. ra Presbyterian FIR S T FIIBHIIYTERIAN CHUIICH Sanford, F1a Oa k Av*. fk t r d St. f t r o v t r O. Hawaii J r . _ P a a lo r E d g a r W. Smith J r . A aalatant P a a lo r C hurch School 1:18 a. ra. gcsslun niaata fur I 'r a y a r ....... ......— _ 8:88 a m Murnlng Wurahlp |0;08 A ra. p l o n s s r Fatlow iblp - 1:00 p. nv Haalor III Fallu w shlp 8:00 p. m E vanlng Worahlp ... T;10 p. m >V*d. I’r a y a r Moating 1:o« p. ra 111-? t <5iZ> t <5iZ> + <Si2> t g jg t <^77 t <st2> t <ti2? t <SlV ttfa G R A C E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H (inora ltd., a t Woudland Av*, lia r. John II. Illrva Jr., Pa a lor Church S c h o o l ___ 8:14 a m. Morning Worahlp - 11:14 a m. U Y F _______________1:10 p. ra. COVENANT PRRSIIYTE1II All 1771 Suulh Orlando Urlv* T h u m a i II. M akla — P allo r a ra. W orahlp , 1 : 8 8 Church School — 18:88 A n . -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CH EL8EA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 110 W. F irs t, Sanford T H E AMERICAN OIL CO. U r. A M rs. U . R. Strickland FOOD FA IR STORES, INC. R obert Sulouff and Employs** CARRAWAY A McKIBBIN Insurtnc* HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and S ta ff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HA RRELL f t BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th SL, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE N ursing ft Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. BILL HEM PHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. S t , Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t , Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of AMERICA Southern Bell Telephon* Employ*** Local No. 3108 L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, H aatlng, A ir Conditioning SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H . Hodges and S ta ff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Siam# and Employees J . C. PEN NEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S ta ff L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and S ta ff A* DUDA f t SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon K«H*tt and Employa*a PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J . M> Cameron and S ta ff STRICKLAND-MORR1SON, INC. a n d S ta ff H IL L LUMBER f t HARDWARE CO. Jim m y Crapp* and Employe*! PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND W ILK'S RESTAURANT Rose ft W llki Bowman f t Employee# WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. M r. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STENSTUOM REALTY H erb Stenatrom and S ta ff PERFECTION DAIRIES STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L P ryor and S ta ff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S ta ff WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY0 • baftibt Aattoch Baalist Cbarab. Ovl#d* Casual Baptist Charab, 1111 Oak Ava Cbuluota First Ba»Uat Church Chaluata kayUat Mlaalas E18ar Bprlagg BagtlM Charah. l it Lahraaa BA First kaptlal Charah. I ll Fark Ava. Frtaadahlg Maplire Chsrch •< Altameata Aprlaga ML 8IA Altaaaoai* Syrian Flret Bayttre Charah at Dakarr Flret Maytlat Charah *1 Otaava Flret BayUat Charah at Lakg Karr Flret Mapttat Charah at Lab* Koaroa Flrat kaptlal Charah at IreagwaaA Oar, Church a draat First Baptlat Charah at Ovtad* Flret Baptist Charah a* Baa U a t . l f rlaga Flrat Bhtlah Mlaalaaary BayUat Charah, 1111 W. nth at. Farare City BayUat Charah Fsaatala Haag Baptist Church. Ovlgdu Lava Baatbars Baptlat Uiaalaa, Chaluata Mlaalaaarr BayUat Charah Barth BA MAaaSsaia Mlaataa BapUre Charah Oak Hill BA Oat**a Maralng alary Baptist church, Gcacva Hwy, dMU Oliva MUaisaary Baptist Church, Bah Uhdg ifrlas* 4 A* U a g v ta t ML It*a Mlaalaaary Baptist Blpaa Ava. Maw ML Calvary Mlaalaaary Baptist 11*8 W. llth BL Hare Balara Frlreltlva Baptist Charah. UM W. llth 8L Naw ML Staa Baptlat chareh. till Faar Ava Oahlawa Baptlat Chap*!, till W. Hth BL Oataaa hanUst Church FUccreut Baptict Church, til W. Oucra ltd. Fralrla Laka Baptlat Church, Bldft BA. Fcra Fark Pragreag Mlaalaaary Baytlit Charah, Mllcray haasag Shiloh MiMtaaary Baptlat Church. Mluth B Mlchcry BL Jareaa Miacluuary Baptlat Chareh it*. BA III Oataaa BL Paul Mlaalaaary Baptlat Church, tth BL BL Matthews llltal®carp Baptist Church Castas Malyh ta BL J a h a 's Mlaalaaary B a p tist C h a r t s , 118 Cypress BL list Church, Falre Berta#* BA, Taraylt BayUat Allewaata Bprlaga W a s t s l i a 481**1#nary B a p tU t Church, i l l A H ally Ava. i l e a M ays B ayUat Church, i l l Or s a g e Ava. CATSOUO C hurc h a f th a Nativity, treks Mary All i o u l a Catholic Church. I l l Oah Av*. R o a m s c a t h o l la Baa*. S ya rta a ta a ’s Oldp, C hat sot* *L Asa's Cathall* Church. Fcrahla# Place, Dakary ■t Mary Maglalsa* Catholla Church, Maltleal Ava. Altanoata Bprlaga CHB1BTIAM F l r e t c h r t a t i i a c h u r c h , 1187 A B c a t c r l Av*. C a n g r c g a t l a a a l C hrist I* a Church. 1881 F a r k Ava. N a r t h c l l* C h r l s t ta a Church. F I a r 1 1 a H a va a D r , M a l U a s i CHURCH OF CHRIST C hsrch C hurc h C hurc h C hurc h at *1 at at ChrlaL 1111 A P a r h Av*. ChrlaL Geneva ChrlaL Irengurcad ChrlaL P a a ta CHURCH OF OOD C h u r c h a t 0 * 1 . I l l H lc h a r y C h s r c h *( 0 * 4 . i i a i A F r e a s h C h u rc h a r 0 * 8. Ovlad* Church *1 Osd Mlaalsa, Bataryrlt* BFIBCOFAL. All S a l a t g B pl aaapal C h a r e h M. D a i a r y A va, B attrp rlaa C h rist Kplacopal Church. Lrecgwacd All Itelhtc Kplacopal, Kaltrprlac »* Maly Crsag Bylaaayaj, Fark Avh at Ith LUTHERAN Aoctnalca Lu t h a r t a Church, D r , CsM cthcrry G a o l i h e p h a r g U n ite! L u lh a ra, O varhroak 8181 A OrUnla Dr. Lutharaa Church at Ih* RaI a#rear, ill w. tits piaca Messiah L u th c r a a Church. Arecrlcaa Logla a Hall, Prairie trek*. Fcra Park ■L L u k as L u th c r a a Church, RL 818 l l s v l a METHODIST harattt Mtretrlal Hcthallct Church, ■. Dckarp Ava, Enterprise Baar Lake Mathodlat church Bathal A.M.E. Church. C a n aa n H a ig h ts U a ata lba rry Corereua lly H a t h o l l a t Chareh, Hwy. 11-81 B ricay Hllgc Rd, Cat(*lh*rrr DaAery Caremualty Htlholltt Church W, H tghleala, D ak arr Christ Hathollat Churoh gunlttd Bitatta First Halholla: Church. Ill Perk Av*. Flrat Hathotlltt Church ot Ovldo First Bauthara Mathodlat Church Worean's Club 1(1 Oak A va Fra* Hathollat chsrch. 1*1 W. Ilk BL Oaacva Mathodlat Chareh, acaava Oraca MalhodUt Church, Oaora RA (Iraui Chcpal A 41 K. Church, OtlcOo Othgrovc Htlholltt Church, Ovlal* ___ O atsca M S th a ltp t C hurc h F a a I a Woalryaa MathsllsL BL 41 W. at ratio BL Janas AJAI* Baaforl Ava BL Mery's A.HE. Church BL RL III Oats** BL Paura MatBallpt C h a r a h Oitcaa RA Eatarprtsa Blaftord Mareartel Mcthallat Oh h r ah A Dakary NAAAREN* FI r* t Charah af thu NaaaraaA W. la l at Hspla Fcra Park Chareh af tha NagarasA o'Brit a Rd, Fare park Lab* Mary Ohurch at thu Nataraa* FREBBYTEHIAM Carereuhlty Praabptarlaa Church, Irek* Marr Flrat Proahytartaa church, Oak Ava B Ird i t Flrat Fvcahytcrlaa charah, Csaaalharry Flret Fraabytarteh Church uf Daisiry. K. Highland Fr at bytarlea Charah ut Th* CaroBaat 111! A Ortend* Dr. BL Aadrcw* Fro*bytorlas Churah t i l l Bear Laka Read Upaala carereuhlty Fraabytarteh Churah, Uptala RA Waathiialttar Praah/tarias Church, MsveU Farh, BL IH SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Forest Irek* Bcvcnlb-day Advcatlat Chareh. Hwy. III. Farcai City Bavauth-dsy Advcattet churah, Maltteut Ava, Altanoata Bprlaga Sanford Itevanth-day Advaattet Churah. iavaath B Eire OTHER CHURCHES Alias's A.M.E. Church. Oliva * llth Church at Ood In ChrlaL Ovlide Chuluola Corerauslly Church Church ct God at Fraphscy, HIT Bln Ava Church of Ood Mission, Enterprise Church of Jccua Christ al Latter Day halaU, fill Park Av a Community Chapel, Altareoute Bprlagg Rasters Orthodox Church, IL Johan Chry* aoclom Chapel, Hwy. 11-U. Fcra Fark Congragallua Hath leraal, llth 4b Ha* col la First Churoh el ChrlaL BclanlliL 8*0 K. Ind it. Kingdom Hall at Jlhavah'a Witness Ireks Moure* UalL 1111 W. Third *L First Fanteeoatal Church of Longwood Full Ooapcl Tabernacle t il l Country Club Ml Olive Holiness Church, Oak HA Oataaa Flaaoraat Assembly *1 0*A lllk B Mb Sou ford Allteae* churcA Ult A Mark Ava ianford Coagragatlea of Jobayafc'g Wltr aeoasA 188 Baafard Ava Th* ialvalteu Army, III B. ta i BL . l/ally Church *1 Bastard, M A M M j �I Letters Price Of Liberty And still they come—fresh names to be added to the long, long roll of those who have fallen In the service of their country. We had thought, 20 years ago. to have made an end to It once and for all, even as 26 years before that men told themselves they had fought the war to end all wars. But more names were still to come. The peace so dearly bought In 1946 was but a pause. A mere five years later and there were dlffsrent battlefields and a different enemy. But the face of death was the same one known to those who had met him at Lexington, at Lundy's Lane, a t Vera Crus. Antletam and San Juan Hill, in Flanders and in Nor­ mandy. We had thought, after Korea, to have made an end to It. The men of the West who had fought and died and held the line there had proved to those of the East that there was no more profit to be gain­ ed In nibbling a t freedom’s edge with "limited" war than in uncap­ ping the pue’ear holocaust that would destroy us all. To The Editor But more names were still to come, for never-sleeping tyranny has many fields to prowl. They began coming in from new battlefields with faraway names— Bien Ho, Da Nang. They come slowly still, but there arc more names today than yesterday, and little hope for anything but more tomor­ row than today. Now, most recently, the names came from a battle place closer to home—the sun-and blood-drenched isle of Hispianola. A handful only, thankfully, but the long, long roll is that much longer. Today we suspend the public bus­ iness to honor all the names, those lost to history as well as those stltl painfully fresh in memory. As Walt Mason wrote: The little green tents where the soldiers sleep And the sunbeams play and the women weep, Are covered with flowers today. And In the ghostly distance, the long, long file of those who have given us the peace and liberty that makes possible this day of Memorial Day goes on nnd on . . . and on. L e ttk .r e are t k .y 4 * eeeeptafcle • • t Ceil hi p m a a illttM . f —t r r la a a t yebllak .4 k r Tfca It,raid . games and missed the State Tourn­ ament by one game. It might be appropriate to add here that Oviedo High School won the Seminole County basketball championship for the third straight year, The Herald salutes Oviedo and is proud to play n part in honoring the Lions at their annual athletic awards banquet tonight. Thought For Today A slack hand causes poverty, but the hand of the diligent makes rich. —Proverbs 10:4. • • • The leading rule for a man of ev­ ery calling is diligence; never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.—Abraham Lincoln. Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CABE W*40Gi Loralns Q-, py experiences, eo all thoie • f .d SO, is a lovely colt i f . jolly mooda heva become link­ ed with the taste of the hot "But, Dr. Crsna,* she be­ dog. gan, “I a n a victim of un­ As a m u lt, tho hot dog requited level then aeemi delicious though “In fact, the boy I am ha would havo spewed it out ereiy about docent even of hie mouth at the highseem to know thet I exist. chair ataga. "Oh, be le In one of my Thla la what era ptycholocleeeee but he le eo preoccu­ glite call tha “law of condi­ pied with science thet I won­ tioning.” In recent years the der If he ever takea aa in­ term “brainwashing" explains terest fat romance. thla situation. “But I foil In love with What Lorain* must do la him at first eight. Bo bow “brainwash” her classmate could I ever make him fell In a favorsbta manner and In lovo with m» T" repeat It until aha becomes Yaiterday I mentioned thet a fused symbol of many hapIf you offer a high ehslr ba­ py axperiences, jointly shar­ by a firat taata of hot dog, ed. he may pucker up hie mouth Then tha sight of her or and eplt It out even the sound of her voice Yet a few years later, on tho talephono will "trig­ when ha Is a Cub Scout, he ger” a diffusa rush of amo­ may regard hot doge as the tions which will make her supreme meet delicacy on the ■sera “delicious." menu. Whyl So I had her conspire with Just because In the Inter­ another eoed whose boy vening years, be hae aaaoctat- friend knew this science stu­ ed hot doge with hlkee, out- dent. door romping, and freedom A double date waa arrang­ from apartment raitralnta. ed. Rot doga then have become On the date, I had re­ the diffusa though aubconic. minded Loralne to be a good lout reminders of many hap­ listener, gay, jolly and cars- free. fiirls, don’t try to get the hoy'e name on the "dotted line” too coon, for men sense such veiled sales pressure. You ere then like s sales­ man who Is always "closing” in hla subtle tones end sales palaver. So take s giddy, carefree attitude. Don't get too seri­ ous or concerned about win­ ning s husband. Act casual! Maks a game out of this process of creating romance VI a definite psychological laws. Inflate your eompsnlons ego, for the prouder you can make a boy feel about him­ self and hla accomplish­ ments, tha more hla delight will figuratively spill over upon you and paint you In more glowing colors. “I want to fed Important" la tha magic formula that explains how to change a dis­ interested companion Into an ardent sweetheart. Praia# and compliments Will Inflate the boy’* pride and make him feel Important. Then tactfully arrange oth­ er casual dates, all or which leave an aura of fun and Jol­ ly good times together. (Thla is tha hot dog techni­ que). Ultimately, he will wake up to tha fact that you are delicious as a companion. He Page 2A Sanford, Florida Fri., May 28, 1966 will thsn hunger for you aa preferred love menu! w a l t k m a. s u w v , n d it o h s a w m i u i a i a So send for my 200-paint r e s t s r o b T o u t a , c s m ia n e e . s m o u i Rating Scale, “Teat for Suc­ PA CL M U M H U au a MOMMMT ALRXANBMM cessful Sweethearts," enclos­ A Jisslati g aiter Advertising DUsetec ing a long stamped, return r a w v s i pm lt MOT OU ON Managing Editor envelope, plus 20c. Uae it as tIUMIt WILLIAMS Advsrtlslea Manager a blueprint! ■oelstr Editor M O TT US A U ST IN CUT ■ Altec JARIM ■MOMMA! a s s is .s e mar w u u O esaty M ite r MeeAsaleel lapL MILL TIHCMRT ■Uff Fketegraahec PuSlUhaO dallr exe.pt Saturday, S u a ta r aad Chrtatmaei peteUehed Saturday preoeedtag C krietaa* a v a a C M irrio a matms ■aw e Delivery We week By Mail Me Week ALL MTBMM MAIL III.IS t Tear seme and taxpayers who hw e elected them and help pay their salaries. I await the re­ mits of our next elections wi<h great Interest. William C. Williams Dr. H. J. Caron Anneanees The Opening Of Hta Offlcaa For The PRACTICE OP Editor, Sanford Herald I read with great Interest OPTOMETRY your account In last Friday'! Inclaflag Contact Leasee paper of tha cost of sound­ AT proofing tha Lyman High 1st ST. A PARK AYE. School gymnasium. As a tax­ TcL 323-1530 payer, I decry this use of funds which could mors profitably be used for other purposes. THE FABULOUS G-E REFRIGERATOR Library books, shop equip­ ment, band instruments to name only three areas which I am sure could well use 11500 and provide daily benefits to the students from Its use. As a parents of a senior stu­ mMOATM-RBZH dent this year, I had the boaor • m t a r a N A T K Y iL im i of acting va spokesmvu for the •CMVOntNT M « clear cut majorl'y of toil year’s senior parents of LyREAIT-T64ftf C0MTHTOP! sn; in the presentation of a ’M M U - w r r a m n i petition to the C mnty School • a tN llM H W I Board and Superintendent cf Public Instruction requesting that graduation exercise* be held at the Jal-Alal Fronton. Easy Weekly This, I might add, at no charge other than cleaning and elec­ Payment! trical expenses, which would have undoubtedly totaled less than 9100. The Fronton, which SEE THEM AT Is being used by some Orange County schools, seats 1900 8EMINOLE’8 OLDEST G-E DEALER guests plus tha students; the Lyman gymnasium a total of approximately 1200. At the presentation of thla petition, the school board members did U S MAGNOLIA *22-1563 not even show the common AMERICANA Americana Salute To Lions We can’t let the school year pass us by without paying a special tri­ bute to the Oviedo High School Li­ ons. Their record in football, basket­ ball and baseball borders on the fantastic. In football, competing for only the third year, the Lions achieved a 9-11 record and defeated WHliston in the Rninbow Bowl, 27-0. The Lions rolled up 230 points to their oppon­ ents’ 39. In its second year of Class B hasketball competition, Oviedo High School went to the finals in State Tournament competition. The Lions missed the state championship by eight points. The '66 team won 16 of Its last 17 games. It was virtually the same story in baseball. The Lions won 10 out of 13 courtesy of discussing the rela­ tive merits of available areas In which to hold graduation exercises. The board spokes­ man merely stated tb it the board upheld the decision pre­ viously made by the the acbool principal and that the gymn­ asium would be used. As I had earlier been Informed that the board and principal were lunching together, this came as no great surprise. As a resident and registered voter in Seminole County, I have come to the conclusion that the county srbool board has become so bureaucratic that they feel they are no 'onger answerable to the wishr.* of the majority of the cltl- Phil Newsom Says - . . Flirtatious de Gaulle aura da Gaulta would repre­ By Wellington Long BONN (UPI) — French sent thslr interests stlflassPresident de (iaulle's flirta­ ly. But as always they ware tion with tho Soviet Union fascinated by tha idea that and certain East European tome kind of deal with Mos­ Communist governments both cow might be possible. In frightens and fascinates hla aum, they think da Gaulle's policy la unwise for Paris, but Conns n neighbors. Former Chancellor Konrad ought to ba pursued by Bonn. Whether France’# VE cele­ Adenauer, who spent 14 years trying to cement West Ger­ many and France firmly to­ gether so one side could never agein join the R u e a i a n a against the other, feared hla work will be undone. Adenauer's successor, Lud­ wig Erhard, shared Adenauer’e concern. Yet Erhard waa anxious to seek a tie-up with Communist China and was re­ strained only because ha doesn't want to appear to be undercutting American Presi­ dent Johnson while the Viet Nem war la Increasing in fer­ ocity. West Berlin Lord Mayor Willy Brandt, who hoped to lead the opposition Social Democrats to victory over Er­ hard In the September parlia­ mentary elections, aald if ha does form a federal govern­ ment he will Immediately seek to talk with Moecow about German reunification. And the Free Democrats, who are the Junior members of Erhard's coalition and hope tc Improve their position in September, have put Moecow on the Hat of capitals their leaders are to visit in advance of polling date. They hope to convince vot­ ers they could succeed where others have failed. So far tha Russians have offered the Germans no en­ couragement. While flirting outrageously with France, Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosy­ gin hee not even replied to Erhard’s suggestions that ha pick up tha invitation to hla p r e d e c e s s o r , Nikita S, Khrushchev, to visit Bonn this year. Adenauer And Erhard war* ■o concerned at da Gaulle's moves to improve Franco-So­ viet relatlona that they wroU him letters about IL Tha French president replied he Intended to carry on deapito their anxieties because he ba­ ll vea that only thus can tha division In Europa be healed. German leaders were not I brations will worsen the cur­ rent chill la Franco-German relations remained to bo seen. But Germane noted that de Gaulle proclaimed a two-day national holiday for tho first time to celebrate tho victory over Germany—and that a high Soviet official attended the ceremonies. Sanford Electric Co. call ma a cheapskate...I lore It! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7- - - - - - - - - - - - - - RAT IN ATTIC FILTHY LOUSE; Fm jest rrood that you am setting mom and mom ftmahiww Sarvke for your dollar. Today, the avenge price paid pm Irikmatt hour for electricity in fta home is actually 31% cheaper than it waa juet tea yean ago. In fact, five major rata reduction during this pmiod am airing our $27 million doUam aach year. USED TO BE A PRETTY HOUSE a n a M ts i ACS I M.alfcs l.ee i Meatk Berries h a bigger bargain than ever—by far, tha biggest bargain in your family budget. How do I do it? By coat-cutting efficiencies of my Stuuhins Oxumtcy - ^A/[onUtth Lfno. & $ mojk» • • • • s e t Piaee •»■**»' Y O U ...w in g mom and It*a cheaper than ever to go all-electric than te wm a combination •t utility i <T>cat gsiole v iu m s n i pa a -n * e * SANFORD. FLORIDA i W. leett F flN ff S 9 H B fLOStSJk Ava. �1. Bljt Save Those Postcards By Polly Cramer Kewepaper Enterprise Aaan. DEAR POLLY—I uaed to throw away the pretty post­ card* aent to me by friends who were In faraway plaeea. Now 1 tape all these cards on the kitchen wall and keep them throughout the year. At the beginning of each new <year I start all over again. Friends and even repairmen notice them and enjoy look­ ing to see where the pictures are from end often will com* ment that they would like to . go to a particular place. It ia Interesting to sec how far they come from and who re­ members me throughout a year. Frienda will often i write on their cards, “I hope mine will be the first card for the new year," or “Per­ haps this Is the last card for this year." I enjoy looking at them aa I relax in the kit­ chen.—ALICE GIRLS—I was pleased to note that Atice is such a good manager that she act­ 9 ually has tims to relax in the kitchen and her idea is ingen­ ious. I, too, always hate to throw away some of the beeutlful postcards that come in the mail. There is no rea­ son that such a collection would have to be removed at the end of a year—why not continue and have the walls “papered" with tokens of friendship?—POLLY DEAR POLLY—My Point­ er is for all those male read­ ers of your column. I mis­ placed the cetluloid case In which I always inserted my hunting license so it could be worn for atl to see. 1 put my license in a small plastie bag, fastened with a diaper pin and had aperfect case which exposed the hunting license in full view but protected from rain and snow.—DAN DEAR POLLY—I store potatoes in the top drawer by my kitchen sink. This is much handier than standing on my head to dfg them out from under the sink, which seems to be the standard atorage place for potatoes.— CAROLE, “ 1955 Homemaker of Tomorrow" in Missouri. D E A R P O L L Y—Don't throw away that empty cy­ linder that was the center of a toilet tissua roll. It comes in mighty handy for use aa a "writing reservoir." Clip all those easily misplac­ ed ball point pens and me­ chanical pencils to either edge with the barrels Inside or out.—FLORENCE DEAR POLLY—Recently a member of my club left six children and a big house to be looked after when shs went to the hospital for sur­ gery. Instead of sending flowers, books or candy to our friend we club members set up a schedule and kept the house clean, windows washed and ao on.—B. C. GIRLS—Those club mem­ bers are REAL friends to each other.—POLLY Share your favorite home­ making ideas . . . send them to Polly in care of (The San­ ford Herald). You'll receive a dollar if Polly uses your idea In Polly’s Pointers. Do It Yourself: Good Driveway is A sset By Mr. Fix V Newspaper Enterpriia Aaan. Tools with wooden handles —from hammers and hatch­ ets to spades and hoes—will suffer a broken handle long before the metal head show* any damage. Handles for almost any tool are available. Take the £ old handle along, or what’s 9 left of it, when you purchase a new one. A certain amount of trimming will be neces­ sary anyway, but the closer the replacement to the old, the leu work there will be In trimming for a good fit. While a handle can be sometimes repaired — tap­ ing a split or gluing it—it is £ better and safer to replace it with a new handle. Techniques in fitting a handle will vary with differ­ ent tools, but figure on using • plane or a rasp or even both to taper the new bundle for a snug fit. Fitting a new hammer han­ dle ia one of the easiest of the replacement Jobs. Tech9 nSques are the same for nx, hatchet or sledge handles. Cut the broken handle off closa to the head of the tool. Put the tool In a vise and try to tap out the rest •of the handle, ft you can't pound It out, drill » couple of holes In tha wood. This will break It up and all you have _ ; to do is remove the pieces. ® ■ The new handle will have to be trimmed to fit. K<cp trying it as you plane or file away the cxcesa wood ao that • It fita firmly. Saw Cat Needed * Make a law cut in the end, about 1% inches deep. Then drive in the handle until part of it sticks out tha oth^ •«r end. Insert a wooden wedge in the cut you have made ao that it expands tha handle sideways. With a saw cut away the excess handle and wedge ao that the wood ia flush with tha metal. Drive two metal wedges across the wooden wedges end you are finished. A little more difficult Is 9 fitting a apade or shovel with a new handle. Generally the handle fita Into a socket, or a metal ferrule fits over the top and bottom of the handle. In either case rivets (once In a while nails) have been used to hold the handle in place. To remove the rivets, drill them out with a metal-cut­ ting drill. Center punch the rivet head first so the drill bit will not slip. Use a drill smaller than the rivet ao that you don't enlarge the holes. Knock out what is left of the old handle. If you can't quite get at it with a hammer, use n metal pin or a long bolt with the hnmmer to knock out the wood. Fit New Handle Fitting the new handle Is again e process of trimming and fitting. Once properly fitted, drill holes in the han­ dle for new rivets. Insert them and pecn them over on the opposite elde. On tools such as a hoe or a cultivator, driving the han­ dle into the socket and se­ curing it with a screw may be enough. Some tool*, garden rakes for example, have a pointed tang that is driven into the head of the handle, A metal shell Is wrapped around the end of the handle and often tha new handle will already have this. Drive out the metsi tool by pounding it with a hammer. Tbe pointed tang It then just driven into the new handle. When pounding on the metal part of tho tool In re­ moving tha remnants of ap old handle, be careful that you don't damage the metal or blunt a shnrp edge. Do not burn out the wood. This will apoll tha temper of the metal. "Uy neck really worries me. I reduced under doctor's or­ ders, but forgot that my neck would ahow. What can I do now?—55" Of course, care of the neck before and during reducing ia moat helpful, but there ia much to be done, even now. Send for my neck care leaf­ let, follow tbe directions and you can and will get results. To obtain your copy of "How to Youlhlfy Your Neck," send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope and enclose TEN cents In coin. Address me at 338 West 46tb Street," New York, 10038. Please do not send small envelopes, as we have no time to readdress en­ velopes and supply a larger one. Use an envelope known as No. 10 or "business" sire. "Is a hairbrush of synthetic fibers aa good aa the old-fash­ ioned brushes? Uy hair seems to break and snarl from the use of a synthetic brush.—Ada? Yes, a hairbrush of real brlatla la best because the boar bristle hai an affinity with hu­ man hair. And now you CAN find them, U you look. I cennot get good results with hair spray, but how can I smooth and ‘hold’ my hairdo?—N. 0." Use a bit of cosmetic oil. Dice some in the paltn of your hind, rub your fingers over It and then smooth tt on your bslr lightly. The effect Is good, end you get a nice abeen. This la especially good for dry hair. "Would a yellow linen sheath be proper for wear at a large club luncheon at our local country club? What acceaiorlet should t have? I am six­ ty.—Reader." Choose any color excapt yel­ low. This la not a flattering color for mature akin tones. Pale pink, soft green, pale blue or Iliac would be lovely, cither with matching accessorlea or white. If you ara very slender, you could have a white sheath. Monday — "Dear Edyth Thornton McLeod" Coffee vi. Tea TV LAP T R A Y S _ |§ | USE 2 PIECES OF V HARDWOOD-FACED PIVWOOA CUP HOLES IN TOP Pi EOF. ALUS TOBOTTOM. WHEN DRV, J IQ SAW U iV dA IU M J h-i YT r ■ytj £ i- - - ,4 »*e ** k— ** •• H 5 «n - —; *Wi r KNEE BESTS ABE SHAPED FROM t a l k a i l f f AND SCREW TO BOTTOM BAND EDGES WELL - FINISH WITH STAIN A VARNISH. OPENINGS CAN Of ENAMELED CONTRASTING COLOR • h ...................... >C n P_ A N 0 _ S A -mmmmmmmiJ LONDON (UPI) - Instant coffee if threatening tea as Britain's favorite hot drink, a survey of housewives' buying babita showed today. Tea buy­ ing dropped last year by six ctnts a week per person while instant coffee purchases In­ creased three cents a wreak. Deer Killed NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) - A 150-pound deer was killed when It jumped through a plate-glass window of a piano stora In this populous Indus­ trial city. Live Dump STOCKTON, Calif. (U P D Two Army ordnance experts were celled here to dlspoee of a box of M live 30-millimeter cannon shells found 4s tbe city dump. 6*n(arb _________________________ M ay 28, 1065 — Page 3A (Dnah Gbby. • DEAR ABBY; My hus­ band and I recently attended a very lovely dinner party at tha homa of a friend who alwaye does things just ao. Dinner was announced and wa all went to tha table to find our places. Tha hottest had place cards. When one lady discovered the waa seated next to her own hueband, aha said loudly, “I don't have to go to a party to alt next to HIM." Tha hoateaa immediately twitch­ ed a few place cards ao that the couple wae split up. What do you think of auch a performance on the part of a guest? And aren't married couples suppoied to sit next to each other at dinner parties? MILANDER DEAR M I L A N D E R : There ia no let rule about •eating married couples at an at-home dinner party. But gueata should ait where the hostess scats them. And those who complain about the seating arrangement could find themselves sit­ ting home. * e e DEAR ABBY: Our nlneyear-uld son is ruining our vacation plana. We have four other children end he ia the only one who has ever given ua any trouble. We planned to take a house on the beach for the last two weeks in July, but Dan­ ny refuses to go. We can't go without him, and we can't leave him home alone. By Abigail Van Buren He eeys he will "do some­ thing' and get sent to a re­ formatory, or run away to an orphanage, but he will not go with the family to tha beach. We can’t use physical force to get him in the car and we can't strap him in and lock him up ao he won’t run away. Can you help ua? WORRIED MOTHER sional men take this atti­ tude about their services? INTERESTED D E A R INTERESTED: Every ethical doctor is will­ ing to discuss money with his patients. All the patient need do is ask, “ How much do you charge for an office visit? Or a treatment? Or for that kind of operation if surgery is required?” The doctor cannot always give you the exact amount be­ cause he, himself, doesn't know how many treatments or visits you wilt need. Ilut if a doctor refuses to dis­ cuss money—go elsewhere. DEAR WORRIED: If you are a c t u a l l y "worried" about the threats of a nineyear-old to "do something" for which he will be aent to a reformatory, or “run away," you have something to worry about. Your son has you where he wants you. Hia behavior is a symptom of a deeper emo­ tional problem. Take him to a child psychologist and find out why this child re­ bels against authority. And team how to cope with it. • • ■ DEAR ABBY: Will you pirate tell me how to ex­ press myself so as not to Insult a doctor when 1 bring up the subject of money? I have run into ao many situations where they avoid telling you until after the third or fourth visit, I once asked a doctor on my first visit how much he wua going to charge mo and ha said, “If you think I am go­ ing to hold you up, you cun go to someone else." If you buy merchandise you want to know how much it's go­ ing to coat. Why do profes­ Qacobij On (Bhidqz • • • C O N FID EN TIA L TO "DISTURBED": In these days when people can stand by and watch a knifing, a beating or any other evi­ dence of mnn'a inhumanity to man, it might he timely to quote the poem, “ DE­ VOTIONS" by John Donne: “Any mun'a death dimin­ ishes me, because 1 am in­ volved in Mankind; And hcrefore Never send to know for whom tho bell tolls; it tolls for thee." • • • • For Abby's booklet, “How To Hove A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 cents to Abliy, ll«x 09700, Los Angeles, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby won't be afflicted with this Tha double finesse Is a fi­ hard luck. nesse against two missing NORTH U There Is no law compelling cards. Thus, South misses both *03 2 anyone to finesse twice if he B A ID98 3 tha king and queen of spades. can eliminate the need for tin♦ A K II ha lays down tbs ace, he la second finesse and South can • Q0« going to lose two spade tricks do this easily. WIST KART A KQ8 *0754 All South has to da Is to unless he drops either the king ¥71 ¥8 or quocn. If he leads from win tho diamond opening, ♦ QJ10B * 88532 draw trumps ami take alt the dummy and finesses the ten *8763 * J 10 6 with tho plnn to finesse iho clubs and dummy's remain­ ItOlITfl (D) ing high diamond. Then he jack later on, he will only * A J IO leads a spade from dummy lose two spade tricks if West ¥ K g j S 4 holds both the missing honors. and puts in the ten. ♦ 74 * AK2 This starts the double fi­ Thus, while a single finesse Both vulnerable nesse lint South has done all has an even money chance to the finessing he has to do. succeed, a double finesse suc­ Booth West North Real 1 ¥ rasa 3¥ Pass West is in the lead. If he leads ceeds three times out of four. 4♦ Pas* back a spade, South makes West holds both the king 36 *¥ Pass Pan Pass Pass the are and jark automaticaland queen of spades as you Opening lead—* Q. .1y. If he lends hack a club or can see from a look at th e, hands. This time tha double it will probably complain [diamond, South ruffs in one finesse Is going to lose, so that about hard luck. A South play­ hand and discards a spade any South player who tries' er who knowa how to play Ifrom the other. Jh& UtcMJM: Remarks we frequently make —but rarely mean: "I couldn't care less." (This usually means just the op|ioslte—that we do care, but aren't willing to admit it.) "You can be perfectly frank with me; you won't hurt my feallnga." (And If the other person takes us at our word— we resent the frankness.) "It was no trouble at all." (A polite and gracious phrase —but rarely a truthful one.) "I'm sure you don't remem­ ber me." (But it will be a blow U he doesn't.) "I wouldn't worry U I were you." (We probably would.) "Don't worry about mo . .” Ilf the other person should he worried about us and isn't, we would think him mighty un­ feeling.) "Correct me If I'm wrong." (But if you do we'U certainly argue the point.) "I really don't deserve any of the credit." (That's a re­ mark we certainly don't want anyone to believe.) "Well, at least in the hos­ pital you’ll get a good rest." (Who ever got aa good a night’s rest in a hospital bed as In his own?) By Ruth M illett "It's not the money, it's the principle of the thing." i It's usually the money, too, if there's money as well as prinrlplu involved.) "Drop In ANY time; you're always welcome." (Nobody Is welcome ANY time.) "Stop me if you've heard this one." (Whu really wants to be stopped when he is all set to tell a story?) "There may not be a word of truth in it but , ." (If we really thought there wasn't a word of truth in It, would we bother to pass along the gosalp?) The Doctor Says: Vitamins A re Essential By Wayne G. Braadatadt, M.D. Although vitamins h a v a been known for more than 60 years, many peopla still think of them aa a source of energy—which they ara not. They regulate growth and other vital body functions and without them serious deficienc­ ies will develop. But energy la supplied only by carbohy­ drate!, proteins and fata, Vitamin A ia found in milk, tggi, liver and yellow and leafy green vegetables. It Is necessary for normal growth In children and at all ages for good vision, especially at night. A deficiency of this vita­ min Is rare in tha United States but excessive amounts can causa poisoning. This ia found chiefly in persons who •at tha liver of bears or Mali. Vitamin B ia found In lean meat, dried yaait and whole grain cereal*. Because it has been found to be composed d many parts it is now spok­ en of as the vitamin B com­ plex. Since all of its parts are soluble in water it ia easily eliminated from the body and massive doses will not c i u m poisoning. The complex In­ cludes thiamine (B-l), ribofla­ vin (B-2), pyridoxins (B-6) cobalamin (B-12), folic acid, pantothenic acid, niacin and biotin. —Thiamins la necessary for the proper working of the heart and nervous system. A deficiency of this vitamin causes beriberi, • disease that it characterised by weakness and waterlogging. —Riboflavin is needed for healthy akin and U helps you tolerate bright light. A defic­ iency of this vitamin c s u m i cracking of the akin, especial­ ly at tha angles of the mouth, and pain in tha ayes on ex­ posure to light. —Pyridoxins is asMntlal for healthy teeth, gumi, blood veisela, red blood cells and nerves. A lock of this vitamin . . . with Alleen By Alleen Bnoddy Newspaper Enterprise Aaan. Tower mower design* get better looking each season. However, you will clip your­ self If you purchase a mower primarily for its handsome chassis. When buying a power mower concentrate on safety and workability more than looks. If your lawn la typical— you will want to ahop for a rotary-type mower that 1* an all around gardening tool. The reel-type mower (dis­ cussed in a previous article) if for fine lawn*, trimmed for formal or scml-formal ap­ pearance. A good source of Informa­ tion in your community is the nurseryman or lawn maintenance expert. He can fill you in on grass charac­ teristics in your region and the problem* the power mow­ er you buy must overcome. When luiying * rotary pow­ er mower. Dr. James II. Wat­ son, director or the agronomy division of a Minneapolis firm (Toro), suggests you check the mower for hand­ ling. Handles should be adjust, able and changes in cutting height easy to make. For maximum safety, the rotary blade should be completely covered to feet and fingers can't touch the blade w-hen the engine is running. If there ia an ejection chute, It should deflect downward. A new kind of rotary pow­ er mower tails a quarter inch above the ground, with­ out wheels or discharge chute. It's almost Impossible to get feet or fingers caught up in the blade. (But just wait. Someone may succeed in spite of atl design efforts and manufacturer's precau­ tions.) The flying mower drops clippings and debris beneath it to avoid throwing foreign object*. In rotary mowers, Dr. Wataon sny* the swept-back “S" shaped rotary blades are safer than the flat types. The awept-back b l a d e doesn't hit sticks and atonei directly and cut* down on throwing them. If you also buy a leaf mulcher with your unit, sea that It attaches easily and alio ean ba re­ moved easily, but not during operation. A small rotary mower Is beat when you can get it In cloie to tree*, house and atone walls for neater trimming. Tbe wheel* should turn welt In a email area for top trimming action. If you have a large area to mow, consider a rotary rider power mower. Always ask for a homa demonstra­ tion before buying t h i s equipment. Test the rider on yard banka for balance. It ahoutd have side - hill stabil­ ity and not acalp your lawn when it romea over the crest of a hill. Some form of au­ tomatic shut-off ia aasantlal for safety. A home demonstration of a rotary rider machine shows whether the mower la under­ powered for the work it is to do. Dr. Watson explains that heavy-duty rider mow­ ers generally are for car* of lawns In an Industrial park or for use by professional gardeners. If you have much acreage, you may need such a heavy-duty mower. ■ Troubled? Write to AllBY, Box09700,Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a slumped, self-addressed envelope, • Mower Handles M ost Jobs Is never seen In adults but In infants It results in jumpincas end convulsions. —Cobalamin prevents per­ nicious anemia and is neces­ sary for proper growth in children. It is valuable In the treatment of certain types of anemia. —Pantotenlc acid la re­ quired for the tx>dy's synthe­ sis of adrenal hormones and the production of antibodies against germs and viruses. —Niacin Is necessary for the conversion of food to ener­ gy. Thus, although the vilamin furnishes no energy, you can go Into a terrific slump without it. This is the vitamin that pre­ vents pellagra. In doses that far exceed tha body's needs It will reduce the blood cboleaUrol level. —Biotin ia easentlal for tha health of tha skin, mucous membranes, red blood cells and blood vessels. No cases of deficiency of this vitamin hive been reported. Tim© By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. This column la dedicated to my (lnughtcr, but I hope each mother of a graduate will substitute her own me­ mories ns sbe reads. * • • It seems like only yester­ day I left her at the kindergnrtcn door—a pretty little girl in a Mite pinafore. She clung to me for a moment, then walked shyly hut brave­ ly into the room. “May alt her school day* he happy," 1 prayed, “and all her tcachera he kind." 1 remember the day In first grade when she ran all the way home from school. "I can read, Mommy 1" she shouted incredulously . , . "Look, Jane, Look, look. See Dirk." It was like finding an odd million in my pocket. And I’ll never forget the Mother's Day program in second grade. In Daddy’s old black derby, gray veil, and spats, the put on a magic act (hat brought down the house. Or third grade and the May Concert. Little girts in fluffy pastels singing like angels. Little boy* in starch­ ed white shirt*, faces scrubb­ ed and subdued. She gave the "grand finale." Fourth and fifth grades— where did they go? I recall the essay contest she won— “Why ! Love My Home In the Beautiful Valley." The teacher predicted she would grow up to be a famous writer. Sixth grade—Girl Scouts, school hand, hook reviews. And the erush the little girt* had on the student teacher. Made him a cake on hia birthday. Then Junior high—and that all-important “crowd," the acienre fair, entertaining boys at tha home economies dinner. How we enjoyed chaperoning t h e eighthHigh school—ao soon? Too grade dance! m u c h homework, college hoards, too many worries about grades. But the good part far nut-weighed the bail. Good tcachera, interest­ ing discussions, dances, par­ ties, student council, class vice president . , . How proud we were when she was Initi­ ated into the National Honor Society. And now they’re almost over—13 wonderful years. The orchestra Is striking up the first strains of “Pomp and Circumstance." In a mo­ ment the graduates of '86 will march down the field* walking bravely into tha fu­ ture. There she comes, sweet and pretty aa aver, and tha top girl in her clast. She's changed her pinafore for a cap and gown............ • * • To the parents of this year's graduates, I’d Ilka to say, “Congratulations! God bless you all." And to you who et111 have children In echool—“Enjoy these good years, problems and all. You don't know haw lucky you erst" Tie*** tend your school problem» to Susan Light in can- of The Sanford Harald. While she cannot anawar each letter pcrionally, letters of general interest will b* answ­ ered in this column. Your Dental Health Excellent Gumboil Relief By William I-awrenre, D.D.C. Newspaper Enterprise Assn, Deer Dr. Lawrence: Could you In your column discuss gumboils? ] think I have one. It cornea and goes and doesn't give me much trouble, but I'd like to know what caused It and what I should lie doing aboul It.—Mrs. Edith W. A “ gumboil" or parulis, Is a by product of periodontal dis­ ease (pyorrhea). It appears on the gum* as a slightly raised, small red "boil" with a tiny opening in the center. This opening communicates with an Infected gum pocket next to the tooth. Accumulated waste products of Infection (pus) fill (he pocket and then drain out through this opening. Drainage is nature's attempt to get rid of infection. When the pocket Is drained empty, it heals; when It fills up again, the boil recurs. Disease which produces bone lost and pocket formation around teeth la called period­ ontal disease. It* causes are not fully understood but ara thought to ba mostly local In origin. Some common, contri­ buting causes are; prolonged trench mouth infection, crook­ ed teeth, faulty "bite," bruxism (night grinding), poorly contoured fillings, poorly fitling bridges and partial den­ tures. Each of these may be fur­ ther aggravated by old age, in­ herited tendency, poor gen­ eral health and poor mouth hygiene. Treatment consists of scrap­ ing and planing root surfaces Bis. Gumboils are not uncom­ mon in children, but they most­ ly coma from infection that begins Inside teeth, i. a., deep decay or damage from a fall, etc. Since infected baby teeth will be replaced by secondary teeth, Infection ia beat elimi­ nated by removing tha tooth. Antibiotics are sometimes used to control infection around teeth and gums whila treatment ia in progress. But unless the condition ia treated and the csu m r*moved, they give only temporary rellat Please send your nutations about dental health to Dr. Law­ rence in care of this paper. While he cannot answer each letter personally, latter* of general interest will be answ­ ered in this column. Close Look HANCOCK. Man. (UPt) Massichusetta Racing Com­ mission Inspector Peter True* dau, 72, auffered several broken riba when he waa kicked by a horse while in­ specting atablea at Berkshire Downs. House Approves Librarian Bill TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The H oum passed without comment today three bills de­ signed to Improve libraries and finances of Florida’s pub­ lic schools at a coat of $7,060,000. Sub Exercise LONDON (U P D -A govern ment spokesman announced hare that tha United States, Britain, France, Canada and The Netherlands are taking pari in Red Knight, an anti submarine axerciM In tbe North Atlantic, and cutting away diseased gum tissue, thui eliminating the pocket. Sounds horrible doesn't It? It Isn't though. Mo­ dern techniques and knowhow have simplified the procedure and pain killers give excellent relief. Beit treatment, of coutm, is prevention. Early diagnosis and treatment of periodontal diteasa ean prevent formation of gum pockets and associated SEASON OPENER—She] ly Manuels Pares, mot fo r a MaraelUea painter, among th e first to soak Tha measure* would pro­ vide one additional librarian for each county, cut the else of first grade clause for twenty distribution purposes end set up n five year nrosunillini whh in# irio i to pul distributioiv of mng of tha summer aeaaoa ffTj* *’ * ^ w OA&ttJfrUCbftUltffc current �9 fr OUR BOARDING HOUSE V n fir l P a r t IX — M ar 28, IBM WrraH SIDE GLANCES _ By Galbraltt / OUT OUR WAY *1 8 hvha- wtwwm Y ohioowtmr* _ _ tMLBABMMtV IpNWTBW^M. r ^iO*«f\oUV#OOTMU«r I wm4_^LLTM' r nMSOmcNwHBNTHkVMNY I PMW «*T 4 ' lin n I POOLIN'Ajb THIB* K m OUN! IT_____ rw^wS?N¥0U /I5 K*T JUST * ^ * ^ 1 * ? * '* **?**? “ * t m z ,*s t i c k \ v w y , T v * * « w oot-c arr) t h *po o u h ^-»* v M T IB n l? * SAYS MBPS Six BILLION DOLLARS ON SRACe >----< B * NO MOM /ITVCULONY. 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HIMV TH* HARP I SHORT RIBS ffcNOttVlUA IS W/H02O. hew* , a vew kkve w o rn #o vcumanr *TTr w ar pawn , n o x c o n t o u r a t -is p a c t iioooA t wa< furn? away sack bi nfCRtf A cuw aan sMuUrt taN W ? anaacim * • I gava Moittwr tha towala for har birthdayl’* Rainbow Aniwerto Previous Puxil* ; s s : - *• BUGS BUNNY WUQftNMT i«AfWO*,tUUW.M«Nj XCOKEOUTOf THE FOG, TOURS (STHtfACBl'P ■ la s '8 ' i ^ r * ? .K W 3 * ,:s r j? r ' -ITIadiae E3*ySE5£, ITUMIOW U" =s ^l rs" t sI gE r F s: E£ T I B - 1* e i Tmemnsetor- ACCO *M M /tO tY i V ’a t sh e Horoscope Forecast •A T T R D A T , MAT S t. | M flE A E R A L T R A D E ACt E l i This la A day And e v e n in g w h a n ynu hava tha a b il i ty t o I n c re a se your Income a n d yo u r r e v e n u e and to g a t a h ighly e x perienced flnancla r to halp you t o hav* more of th la world'e gonda. T ut Into affact a ayatam t h a t r a n bring you m u r h m ora rave In yo u r own p a r t i c u l a r o v a r y , day method*, work. AEIEA (Mar. : i to Apr. 11) — It oceura t o you now ho w t o Invaat w h a t hnldlnga you now poiaraa ao t h a t th a y a r a In* rraaaad. multiplied. F ollow th a clavar Idaaa of a b r illia n t bank* ar. II* on tha aafa alda. T A I K i a (April 30 lo May I I I —You hava a t c a l l r n t J m l |* m rnt on thla Vila! fr*a day a n d ahnuld g e t aom* Mg p r o je c t m oving alo n g nlcaly. T our ma* g n a tl r qualltlae a r a v a r y pro* nounced. Maka good uaa of thorn. flP.MIAt (May I I tn J u n t 11) — Maka Wa plana for th a da y a ahead on thla fraa day, whllo balria r a r t a l n lo ahow l o y a lty to cioaa tlaa. K now w h a t y o u r t r u a poalllon t« w ith k a y p*n. pit. It Id y o u r a tlf of w h a t a v a r la not r l a h t . MOOA ( H l l . t l t t K A (June 31 tn J u l y 31)— H 'l n a out aortal* ly with frlende le vary Import* ant to your w ell-being r l a h t now. Naw frlanda can ba added to yo u r pra aa nt r lr r la . T hay r a n anrlch your Ufa Immania* ly In tho future. LEO ( J u ly 33 to Ana. 31)— A man or wom an of tha world not poealhta t o e n n t a e t d u r t n a w ork w eak la a v a lla b la t o you now for naad*d advlra, au p p o rt. Ba up a n d dolna. U r in e y o u r capablllllaa bafora t h a r l a h t paraona. A H in t) (Alia. 33 to Rapt. 33) —A little t r i p l o new p larea and prraona will b r i n e f orth wonderful naw Ida** for ad* v a n r ln e yo u r aim*. C o n c e n t r a t e on iha actanltflc. Incraaaa y o u r fund of knrtwladga. M B it A (Kept. 31 to Oct. 33) —fl a t t in g altuatlon a r o u n d you Im prnvtd can m ak a Iha daya ahaad a ta m m u r h b rlg h la r, e f ­ fluent. Mtrlva for parfaotlo n. A th o u g h tf u l a l f t to lovad one will add to y o u r ow n happlnaao a* wall. a c o i t p l o (Oct. i t to Nov. 31) —E ndea vor to alt do w n w i t h moat p ow arful p a r t n a r you h a v a and dlaeuea waya a n d m eana for f u r t h e r i n g praaant projacta. Tou have only to oak tn g a t f u r t h e r aupporL Ba p ractical, logical. a A tilT T A N tt'g (Nov. I t tn Pec. 31)—You a r a able t o gat t h a t w ork dona a n d w ith par* aona who a r e uaually not w i t h ­ in reach, Thla can b a l l t r y o u r lot In Ufa really. Ba h a p p y i n w h a te v e r It la you do. CAPRICORN (Dae. 33 t n J a n , Jit)— A p a r ti c u l a r ly enjoyable day If you a r a w ith c o n g e n ­ ial a a t w h a te v e r hnbhlaa you m u tu a lly Ilka. T r ip p i n g t h a lig h t fa n ta a tla oould a l i o l i f t w a n in g aplrlta. F o r g e t t h a t emotional problem, A n C A R t v a ( Ja n . I t t a Feb. I D — T im a and e n e r g y on t h la fraa day ahould ha epent g e t ­ t i n g abode a n d fam ily condl* Ilona m ore Ideal. Ha a u r a of w h a t you rauat da. t h e n do III E n te r t a i n t o n ig h t ab you pleaaa. PlgCRg (Fab. 30 t o Mar. 3 D — If you t a k a a good f r i e n d long, thla la Ideal d a y for A abort t r ip or aacuralon, e ith e r for plaaauro or bualnaae. Ree paraona whnaa f a v o r you c o ­ vet. Ba c h arm in g , u n d t r a t a n d In a. I F YOt’R CHILD I t HORN TODAY, he n r aha will ba one of thoea e i l r e m e l y c a r e f u l Indi­ viduate w ho flrat ha v a to toaa a t h i n g a r o u n d ta the mind ao m uch t h a t a ll pow er o f d a r l alon la t o il, If you don't e arly give dlaclpllna a n d l u r u l r a t a Iha old a d a g e "ha w ho healla ta a la loat.” Than tha c h a r t beenmee eucceeefut a n d th o tende ncy h a re la A f u n d a m e n t ­ a ll y e thic al one. ■CL'.NDATa MAT H 1MB UK AURAL T K A D E A C IE II A Memorial Day Hunday w h a n you r a n wall m editate a n d t h i n k upon th a eaerlflrea t h a t othera hava m ade on be half of t h e i r c ountry. T ha aapecta a r a n o t good for a n y forceful a c tlo n a and much tro u b le could ra a u lt If you a r a In a n y w a y d e m a n d ­ ing. Attend aarvlcaa and live tha Uotdan Hula to y o u r baat ability. A R IR g (Mar. I I to Ar. I D — B i p e d a l c a r e In d r i v in g a n d In c o n v e r s a tio n with o t h e r a la needed If you w a n t t o keep o u t of t ro u b le today, flat to c hurch. Maka y o u r Ufa w i t h othera mora plaaaant, ha ppy. TAL'HVS (Apr. 1C to May I D —HtllevJng t h a t you a re a b l e to purchaaa even t h a t which m o n ­ ey c a n n o t buy la a fallacy now, Ha vary prude nt w h e re m o n e ­ t a r y m a tte r a a r a concerned, (live a help ing h a n d w i t h o pure he art. UKMIAI (May 31 to J u n e 31) —Although you may ba u n d e r eotna praaaura, ahow c o n s i d e r ­ a tio n and klndneea to all about. At first o p portunity do w h a t ­ a var will Imprnva yo u r h e a lth . Uet w a rdrobe In good order. MOOA CHILDREN ( J u n e M t o J u l y I D — A lthough you * may faal you hava fru stratio n * , a quick look a b o u t you eooa haa you t h a n k i n g Ood for y o u r lot In lif t. Land a he lp in g h a n d Inita ad. Make v a lu a b le f r la n d a thuslr. LEO ( J u ly I t t a Aug. I l l — Don't a i p a c t much time or f a ­ v ors from pale r i g h t now, (Inca thay a r e vary buay o r n o t feeling wall. 8 a gallant. A w a it n b a tte r tim e for n o d a l p l e a a u r a i w hich c an th a n b a m o ra enjoyable. V IR U S (Aug. I I t a a*pt. I I ) — A w ait n b a i i t r d a y if yon w a n t ta g a t Iha b a cking a n d su p p o r t from h l g h a r-u p a t h a t you daalra. Don't ba Im patlenL T hay ha v a t h e i r ow n problem * lo eolv* a t t h la Hint. LIRMA (Bapt. I t t o Oct. I t ) — If othera a r e b a tt e r I n f o r m 'd on any topic t h a n you, Helen to t h t l r Idaaa laetaad of t r y ­ in g t o Impoaa yo u r ow n. D on't go o ff oa a n y t a n g e u u . You can lose out on n good IdtaL ACORPIO (Oct. I t t o Nov. I t ) —T r y t a g t o g a t o u t of som a o b liga tion can give you t r o u ­ ble l a t e r w ith a p a r tn e r . Ue a ura l a t e r n o t to r r t l l r l i o a good (r ltn d . B* of help In ste ad and bulk! up confidence. BAU ITT ARIL'S (Nov. SI t * Dec. t l ) — T ou h a v a a g u r g e t * ba vary blunt w ith (boas a b o u t yau, but you w ould only g o t Into h o t w a t e r . Do c o n s c ie n t­ ious w h a re bills, ate. a r e c o n ­ cerned. Flan t o g a r aa y o u a r * able, r a ft |> t / (1 II o �Horoscope Forecast (Continued from Pag* 4) CAPRICORN (D»C. JJ to J«n. By l a b o r in g to ouch w »y t h a t o t h e r a r e tneplred, you a re a tru e b e a r e r o( the l ia h l today. Be more concerned a b o u t m a in ta in in g sood health. T u t all In o r d e r a bout you. AnUARIL'g (Jan. I t to r a h . 1*)— Vou have to be a h u m a n i ­ t a r i a n today, atnca t h e r e a r e eo m an y who look to you for a a elatance. r h o w you r e a p e d th e m e a n in g of thla day. Be a p p r e ­ ciativ e of y o u r fallow man. P I I C C I (Feb. >4 to Mar. toy —T ry not to epand eo much f a r e n te r ta i n m e n t and c o n c e n ­ trate upon h e lping othere a ro u n d you. Be c h ee rfu l and ralaa the m orale nf d o l e tlee. H ava peace w ithin y o u r own he art. i f Tocm c h il d i i b o r n TODAY, he or a ha will have t h e ab ility t o solve t h e p r o ­ blem ! of othere ae well aa M i or he r own. In d u lg in g In e p o rtl will w ork o f f much of th e • *e n t i r e e n e r g y In th la chart. An education ala nted to w a rd ■ e e e r n m t n t w o r k o r police w o rk o f a n y aort Is very fine, w h t l h r r mate or female. « n k n % T , w a r i t . teas OKMINAL T C b D B M IIISi day when only hy expreaalna yo u r charm to w a r d ! othere, by ahow tng an I n t tr e a t In them w ith an a tt i tu d e of b e n ig n u n ­ d e m a n d i n g , will you be able to a ld e .t t p tome h i r e h c o n d i­ tio n s now In s i t e d t h a t could lead you Into a coneldereble a m o u n t of trouble. Show you e an Ignore a n y aarcaetlo c o m ­ ments. AMICI (Mar. t l t o Apr. I l l — F in a n c ia l a ffa lra oan ba quit# difficult but If you b u t t e r r l l h t people up a little, they anon ease up. Avoid too much speed In driving. C u t down the accid ent ra te , which could I n ­ clude you. T A I 'M I I (Apr. !4 t o May j o ) —Tou a re m ag n e tic and hava be(*ar Judgm ent t h a n o th e r a now, ao ge n tly give advice to help them. T hin k a b o u t Inc r e a t i n g abundance at som e o t h e r lima. Aspects will then be better. tiK M ISI (May : i to J u n e t l ) —Sticking to p tr e o n a l affa ire le wise, tinea oulelda activ ities could c a u i e you to r u n Into good deal of trouble, tin kind t h l n g t for othere. Thla bring* fin* benefit* later. M n n t CHILDRKN ( J u n a t ! to J u ly I I I — Look to a good pal fo r u n d e m a n d i n g of your Ideal, alnca othere a r e all too huay or worried, <l»t out to som e a o d a l a n d c h a r i ta b l e a f ­ fair. Do your p a r t w ith c o m ­ plete confidence. LCD ( J u ly I I t o Aug. I D One In pow er will not d i s a p ­ point you today, while othera could certain ly ba l a c k i n g In t h e i r effort*. T ake th e tro u b le t o do yo u r civic du ly . Help y o u r fellow man a n d you help youraelf. VIRUO (Aug. I I to Rept. I ! ) — M aking good u i a of naw euggeellona ean he very p r o ­ fitable. b u t o o i ln g c h a r m la Im p o rta n t. Avoid old c o n d i ­ tion*. a nd an Irate friend. E le ­ vate your level o f conacloutneee. II* m ore hum ane, too. LtRRA ( I t p l . I I t o Oct. 11) —Several a n ile lte * hava won you In r a t h e r a d ith e r , b ut by h a n d lin g all d u tie s with r e c ­ titude, you win out. HIg e apert give* aeele tanre. Met* may seem a little too dem anding, ( h o w patience. SCORPIO (Oct. I t tn Nov. I t ) —Any auggeellone from d y n ­ am ic p a r tn e r should ba heeded In de aling w ith o t h e r s on Im­ p o r t a n t m a l t r r a . He e nerge tic a n d c a r r y th r o u g h with apeed. M ake fine he adw a y eatlly. ■ A liI T T A R I I 'l I Nov. I I to Dec. I l l — 1‘eree rv ere n re In any labor f a ri n g you la t h e only w a y to handle It e fficiently and accurately . Don't go off on a n y t a n g e n t s . Theae could become Very troubloue. CAPRICORN (Dec. I I t o Jan. SID— lle lng a m u s in g a n d e n ­ t e r t a i n i n g w ith othera la beat w a y to g e t rid o f th a t d e p r e s s ­ ive feeling In th e air. K*Ubllah peaca a v eryw here. L'ea t h a t fin* talent you poeseee. A l |l'A R I L 'l I Jan. I t lo Fah. I I — A lthough you w a n t to hava • good tim e, there la much you a ae d lo do a t abode, t o be d u t i ­ ful. Being more tee u ra m e a n t c o n ta c t i n g the r i g h t person. Get f r ta d o m of mind. WOllK. P l a n e * (Feb. 1# to Mar. :e> — Although home problem ! may ba r a t h e r annoying, ba devoted Juet t h e same. C o ncentrating y o u r effort* t h e r e will avoid a r g u m e n t s outside. Stay on tha aafe aids and win out. I F YOI’R CHILD IR MORN TODAY, he or aha will be s o m e w h a t of * p a r a d o s, alnca while t h e m le good m e n ta lity a n d ability l o sell especially, th a tendency ta to p u l l e r a ro u n d a t home If you don't e arly te a c h t h a t being out In th e world la a g r e a t a d v en lu r* In I leal f. Ilia some a m o u n t of dliclpllna a n d th e n th la c h a r t can be a m ost I n tere te ln g and h a p p y on*, a force for good. -TS# s t a r s Impel, they d a a e l ewmgel." W h a l yaw m a k e •» y a a r lira to l a r g e ly aa l a t o i l Ca rroll n i g h t e r 'a in div idual F o r e c a st for your sign for J u n e la b o w ready. F o r yo u r copy • • n d yo u r b l r t h d i t o i n d I I . i i t o Carroll B l g h te r F ore c ast. T ha Sanford H erald. Bo* H i t , H ollyw ood H . Ca lifornia. New PR Man NEW YORK (UPD—Harold Weinman, a former executive sports editor and columnist for the now defunct New York Mirror, has replaced Herb Heft as public relations direc­ tor of the New Yorh Meta. Heft, who resigned last week, now la an executive vice president ond public re­ lations director for the Balti­ more Bullets of the National Basketball Associate*. In Hill Of Fame ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) —Golfdom’s big three, Jerk Klcklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, will Join n host of select company when they are installed ae members of tha Hilt of Fama at Oak Hill .Country Club Juno T. OUR BOARDING HOUSE M»y 28, ms - Page BA' SIDE GLANCES By Galbraltfl �V fl / V nT nf Page 6A — May 28,1065 RrrxTI diiqJUiqhJtA T ttt - l:W p.m. (NBC) * Santo Domingo: War Among M oods." A quickly put tog o t h o r m w i special (doalgno d to boot tho CBS Monday Night Special) which doe« an affactlra ob of aumraing up t h o confuting attention the Unitod Btatao finda Itself in In tho Dominican Republic. Tho svsnts there are sum* merited verbally and on newa film and there are Interview* with American and Dominican officiate. 7:80-8:80 p. m. (CBS) Raw­ hide. "Pingy," (Rerun). Minimal action here, but plenty • f good robust humor, thanks to Ed Begley as a gregarious confidence man not averse to breaking the law for a fast buck, and ho learnt a new town’s been built over an abandoned mine and tha bank la directly over one of the tunnels. He's aueh a benev­ olent-looking old codger, Git Favor doesn’t realise he and bis drovers are being used for a heist. t-8:30 p.m. (ABC) Tha Fanner’s Daughter. "Why Wait *TI1 November." If you’ve been a regular follow­ TV Time Previews er of the aeries and can hardly contain yourself wait­ ing for the big day, this epi­ sode (the last of the season) it guaranteed to keep you on edge. Katy and Glen decide November Is a long time to have to wait to get married, particularly in their agitated condition, and they plan an elopement. Everything y o u might expect to go wrong does. 8:30-0 p.m. (ABC) Tha Addams Family. "New Neigh­ bors Meet tha Addams Fam­ ily." (Rerun). A wildly fun­ ny half hour. Think how you’d feel if you were on your honeymoon and you moved into a home next door to the Addams clanl Tha newlywed Petersons (Cynthia Pepper and Peter Brooks) fare this unusual situation and you know if their mar­ riage can last through such experiences os tha neighborly visit and bridge game, it will survive anything. 0:30-10 p.m. (NBC) Jack Benny Program. (Rerun). Considering how poorly she fared with her own serlea thia aenion, thla Is a welcoma opportunity to catch Carol Bumstt downing In a rivarboat sketch with Jack (ha’a a rivsrboat gambler) and singing "Everything’s Com­ ing Up Roses" on tha rerun of a program originally aired in 1063. 0:30-10 p. m. (ABC) FDR. "Fury In tha East." This half hour covers the far-flung ac­ tivities of tha United Staten Armed Forces in tha Pacific during tha earlier stage* of the war, what the strategy was, how It waa arrived at, how implemented and how affectlva It was. 10-11 p.m. (CBS) Slat­ tery's People. "Question: How Long la the Shadow of a ManT” (Renin). Interesting drama about Intra-party con­ flicts. Vera Miles gives a well-drawn performance as a newly elected lady legislator who decides Slattery holds too much power, And sha’a almost too much for him. 10-11 p.m. (NBC) Jack Paar Program. (Color). Most­ ly talk tonight, but since there as some good talkers involved, It’s a reasonably en­ tertaining show, Robert Mor- ley Is on hand to sound off on a few pet peeves and to trounce Hermlone Gingold in a debate moderated by Jack. Bob Newhart tells of how a flight on a non-schcduled air lines has put him off air transport. And for the older ladies, Robert Goulet lends his barltons voice to "Who Can 1 Turn To (When No. body Needs Me)” and "Sum. mer Sounds." 10-11 p.m. (ABC). 12 O’clock High. "Interlude." (Rerun). The title tells the story. Gsneral Savaga shows signs of tension so he's fore ed to take a furlough. Going to Scotland, ha meets a WREN lieutenant, and after a few stormy introductory aeselons, their friendship bios' soma. But, as In all good con tinuing TV series, It's an othsr case of star-crossed lov­ ers. It's a pleasura to see the human side of Savage for 4 change end Robert Lansing Is lietter than usual In the role. Guest star Dana Wynter brightens any TV show she visits and she's particularly wistful and appealing in this one. W8EKEND T E LE V IS IO N Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads 2.1. Painting 1. Lout A Found LOHT: Dlack F r e n c h Poodle PAINTING A r e p a ir , I l l - I l l * n a m e d "P ape." R eward. LtAstihy, 121-7417.___________ __ 24. Well Drilling 2. Personal* Do you h a v e a d r i n k in g p r o b ­ lem. W rit* P. O. Dog t i l l . H anford ____ ■™ — ' — 4. Ileauty Care H A R R I E T T '* l la a u ly N o o k , a o f t w a t e r , ovenln g app'l*. 181 So Oak. 222-2741. W EL L? D RIL L ED . PUMPS S P R I N K L E R SYSTEMS All T y p es a n d Site* W e R e p a i r a nd Service STI NE M achine a n d S upply Co. 287 W. 2nd HI_________ 121-8421 10. Home Appliances SANFORD ELECTRIC O. E. A p .l la n c a a —N aw A Used SP E C IA L ON PERMS 112 Magnolia___________111-1281 Ac* D e a u ty Shop haa moved t o C u t ‘N‘ Curl R r e u ty Shop. I I . M uhIcbI Instruments lo % off n f r e g u l a r prices or P e rm s, l i t P a l m e t to Avo. Ph. P la n o S e r v ic in g a T u n i n g 221-0124. Oene C u m b s a — 111-2221 6. Child Care NANNIE'S K I D D I E CARE, 1418 H. Oak A v i , ! t } - 0 l t l . Infanta to I y r t . W* Never Clots. P la n o T u n i n g a n g R e p a ir W L Harm an 111-4112 .11. Upholstery UVKR 12 YEARS E X C E L L E N T Car* A E n te r t a l n m e n t P r o g r a m Dally for of fine w o r k m a n s h i p In uphol s t a r i n g D ra p erie s, Slipcovers. c hildren. TOM TKIJMII NUR­ T im a r a y m a n t * as lit t le ae SERY. 10 N. Edgem on, North |1 mo. D r a p e r y h a r d w a r e In Orlando. 112-1777. • tallnllon. K U L P DECORA TING SH OP 8, Pets A Supplies _______ l'h 111-111 1 ANIMAL HAVEN. Kennel* K rrernad Run, Doirdl-tg 3322722. V e i l come sea ue! 41. I'lantH, Feeds, Seeds ' it; T?iy^ nT ? R ^ * ^ (le g u la r 180 the. 22l.no, 108 Iba. Iota 111.82 lia ble O ra ei Heed. P e ne arnla A A rge ntina . Ask for c u r r e n t prices., a li o o th e r G E R M A N H IIF .P IIE D D P u p p ie s, t l r a a i A Fie ld Seed*, Clover, pure bred, u n r e g is te r e d . I l l etc. 1511. A. M. P r e v a t t 742-2111, Bavllla, F lorida_______________________ HTIID 8KIIVICK! H U r k Minal u r a Poodle, AKC, ail. Call 111-T0Q) a f t e r I p.m. 50. Mine. For Sale PE R S IA N K itte n s, 215. 1:2-141)9. P u r e Dred. 51. Articles For Rent LOVELY COUNTRY HOME "You n a m e 11— w* h a v e It!” IDONINO, m y hom e. 1 2 1 - l i l l On larg e lake, 1-A of land, I S e t ti f n c tl o n g u a r a n t e e d . POPCORN MACHINE f o r C a r ­ B d r m , I ba th*. lg*. •I’J j ' S nivals. Baxaare A P a r t i a l . room, aap. d in in g room, k i t ­ AMERICAN RENT-ALL DATS W O R K 111-I72*. chen equip., double g a r a g e , I I I ! S. H i a w a t h a 1 2 1 -ltlt fully a i r c onditioned, h a r d ­ LADY, Age 14 d e sir e s position wood floors, g r o u n d s nicely ae R e c e p tio n ist A T ypist. landscaped. A w ay from t r a f ­ 53. Wanted To Buy Catl 122-1101. fic A a ir p l a n e p a tte rn . SELL US your F u r n i t u r e . JOURNEYMAN P i p e f it t e r , own c . A. WHIDDON, SR. Q uick Service w i t h th a Cash. tools, C h a u f f e u r Llcenee. Ph. BROKER S U P E R T RADING P O S T . I1I-0I08. 101 • P a r k IH .2211 121.1177. STEADY B a b y s i tt i n g pr e fe r r e d . Will c a r e for c h ild r e n d a y or 90. Lota For S aIo USED r U R N I T O R * night. 21J-2I01. _______ 121-2178 ______ 4 LOTS 1)22.00. (12.00 d o w n 55. Furniture For Sale 111 mo. O a k w a y off S a n fo rd 84. Real Estate • Sale Ave. 122-2142. WILSON - MA1EJI FURX NO QUALIFYING NORTH I I I F t. of t h a W e e t Buy — Sell — T rad* 730 ft. of L ot 17 of F lo r id a 111-15 E. laL 111-1111 On se ve ra l nice home*. Sm all down p a y m e n t, asxum e m o r t ­ L a n d A C olonisation Co. L a k e ga ge. Monro*, tll-lllf. ____ F o r th* b i g g e s t se lec tion e f n e a r l y new and used f u r n i ­ tu r e . ■** Noll's F u r n i t u r e Aleo a p p r o v e d B r o k e r for F H A 95. Houses For Sale A VA ItOO Down H om e * Brokerage in C a sse lb erry RtOHBUAO REALTY , Hwy. on 17-11. Open 2 day* 2 to *. 17-22 South, A i sac. H. W. 3- BEDROOM, t bath, k itc h e n equipped, fenced y a r d w i t h Buddy Raw l*. Office 211 Used f u r n i t u r e a pplia nce s, toote, pump. Newly painted. 1300 111! n i g h t 333-1354 or 1212. ate. B ' u g h t - Sold. L arry'e down, a s s u m e pymt*. o f | I 3 21 a r t, 212 Sa n fo rd A v a Ph. LARGE e ig h t bedroom. 1 b a th mo. <33 Mimosa T arra ca . Sun>11-4121. hom e on apacloua c o r n e r lot, land. 233-7212. 4 block* from c e n te r of S a n ­ FREE ESTIMATE ford. Ideal of I n ve stm e nt (122 DOWN U p h o lste r in g A M s ttre en ren buelneae o r b u ild in g (He. I BR., 10 X 17 Fla. Rm., Ter. o v e tln g . New A Ueed F u r n i ­ O w ner overseao. 417 W. l e t F l o o n , Kit. equip. 127 mo. t u r e . c * t | Nix Bedding Mfg. St. C o n ta c t E v e r e tt A.. H a r ­ pays all. HELMLY REALTY, Co. a t 722 C e le ry Ave. I I I per, R e g is te r e d B roke r, 34*5 Offlc* In Village Hall. N. O r­ 1117. P a r k A r e . Ph. 1:2-2:11, In lando. 311-1241. n l g h U 232Hanford or Lt. Colonel R o­ 1172. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. b e r t C. Morris, A d j u t a n t G e n­ e ral Division. H e a d q u a r t e r s 1 BEDROOM Air c o n ditioned. Hedd.ng A F u r n i t u r e USA It EUR, APO Naw York, AT FACTORY PRICES) 14 bathe, F lo r id a Room. 89(01. (Send AIR MAILI. H i Magnolia_____ 1*1-4111 Very Reaeonabl*. Tea A Pleas* do nut d i s t u r b t e n a n t G reen E state . 173-0(11. Mak* orfer. Listed se c u ri t i e s 60. Busines* Opport. a cc e p ta b le In trad*. 3 BEDROOM. 3 BATH HOME, 743 Baywood Circle. H as well HIG H I n ta r a a t Short T e r m In- 12’ YOU PAY r e n t you can a n d pump. Monthly p a y m e n t v e eto r W anted, Local Duelown a horn* o f your ow n. 291.22. Inclu ding I ntere st, nee*. Ph. a f t e r 7:10 p. m, Bom* r e a d y f o r occupancy. ta x e s a n d Insurance. Call (33. 131-0214. LMN E N T E R P R IS E S , INC. 1071. n ig h t 211-2410. t i t Longwood P l a t a , L ongGROCERY Store A Gee Station wood. Fla. a BR., 1H Bathe, will b* a v a i l for Hale. D oing good huelneaa able J u l y 1. Ph. 133-3(11 a f ­ on busy corner. Will tak* R O B E R T A. WILLIAMS t e r 1 p. m. o r w eekends. t a t * Model C a r on It. Must R a alto r ■ell becaue* of elckneea. I l l R a y m o n d Lunrtqulat. Aeeo. NICE I Bdrm. corner, S lota, 18(8. ____ 121-2121 A tla n tic Dank Dldg. 12,710. 113-1112. DOrih HKCK1VEU m r Adap­ 1- Hmlth • C orona Else. P o r t ­ 18:21 (2) NDC New* l i t * ( I ) Flatting Fun HKD M ld - f lo r ld a tion. bo a rd ed Animal Ilaacu* able. R e posse ssion List L eague, 1700 W. Minnesota. T ill Sign On (1) Lloyd T h a i t u n Show 11:00 (2) Andy of M aybe rry 1129.08 — I U I . l l : 1- Un(1) C o n r e n tr e tlo a DeLaod l*h 7 I ( .|» » « ______ I I I # ( I ) Neweeop* Cont. • :(l Acroee Tho f i n e s l : t l (2) N tw icnpo derw ood H a n d A d din* Ma­ (2) D ecem ber Urld* ( I ) News, X poru, WeaMletar Mayor 1:2* (»> Tho Fllnetonog chine, C r e d it balance, S u b ­ 11:22 ( I ) T ha McCoys thar *. Special Notices J e t Jo bnaon 1:41 (1) Hat. Itaport t r a c ts , Repossession. List 111 Je o p a rd y ( I ) Hawaiian till Durne A Allen f i t s t l ) Ce ntra l Fla. Show* 1115.00 Special 119.10. (2) P r ie s la R ig h t I I I * I t ) H u n t l a r • B r inkle y ANAH Day C a m p b e g in s Jun* c al* P O W E L L '? O F F I C E H U P ri.T P la n et Patrol MONDAY r . M. ( I ) The III* Movie ( I I On* Mtap Iteyond 14th., I,ak* Golden. For In­ 1:11 The Alvin Hhow ( I ) Newa w ith W a l l e r l i l t * (2) f a r W han f o r m a tio n call 112-2245, Frad UM Dll ELLA T e n t, floor, 111. 69. Schools & Inst ructions ( ! ) Knelgn O'Toole Science Fiction C r o n k lte (21 Loee of Life n ines. T i l l (4) J a c k ie U l . n o n 212-4142. Major M ercury (1) Donna Head (21 Flipper I I S I ( I ) T aney D * r r t n s e r 1:11 H ector lle a th c o te FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH 12:22 ( ( ) CUH Nawe WALNUT Doom Divider. 1101 ( O The King f a m i l y IS) W y a t t Karp Tenneeeea T uxedo 3. CnCerlnK • Food (Kpaca L'nlverilty A ir p o r t) 11:12 (21 T r u t h o r Cone*, C o u n tr y Club Road. Ph. 121l:0S (2) The T exa n Vltl (1) I n t e r n a ti o n a l Show- 10:00 tin d e r Dog Located 1 mile* E a s t of Oviedo q u in ce 5190. L aw rence W a lk ttm a on llw y . (19 Is now open. q u i c k D ra w McOraw 1:11 <D (2) F a t h e r K now s Heat 11LACK KYK P C AH Coma pick (2) Mr. Mag no ( I ) I ta w h ld e Hull winkle Htudent I n s t r u c ti o n now g i v ­ y o u r ow n. Ph. I12-12II or HOOVER VAC. CL EA NE RS ( I ) Hearcn (or T o m o rro w III) (lllllgand'a (aland en In P ip e r C b e r u k r * "118." 1*11* F ire ball X f.-l-N I I I ! ( ! ) Addam a f a m i l y Ill-tO tt. W H I T E HEWING MACHINES U t i l (2) U uldlng L ight l i l t ( O Hecral A gent Come n u t a n d l e a r n to fly Mighty Mouea (1) Hob l l o p t I 'r a a t n la A uthorised Helea A Service 11:11 (2) NIIC News Heport ( ! ) Hat. Nil* Movl* Heane A C e d i NOW. E x p e r t I n str u c tio n In F IK t.D PKAH 21.10 llu. Ilrlng ( f ) Tha C a r a Wllllaisa G A R R E T T S 1:01 («> Tha Open Window a re la xed a tm o s p h e r e r e m o v ­ I l l s ( O Hollywood Palac* 11:00 Dannie tha Manaca o w n c o n t a i n e r A pick. 232- 200 E. F irst. Show 111-2244 t l ) News, e d i t o r i a l and 10:00 ( I ) (lunam ok* ed fruin busy t r a f f i c p a t ­ Naw Caeper C a r t o o n 1111. t i l l ( I ) V alentin*'* Day W e a th e r tern*. T w in - e n g in e C h a r te r 1,1nue tha L lonhe art- 10:20 ( i ) Hlpcord {•) Our 1'rlvata World* C H E C K OU lt EVKRYDAT (1) T ann. K r n t t Ford 11:00 I I ) Nawecopa a v a i l a b l e an y w h ere , K s a o ed III* ( I ) J a c k lle nny i S p e c i a l Servicw LOW PRICKS! 1:12 111 P o c u i A viation P roduct* avallnhl* (4) New*, Sports, W e a ­ l i i t l (l> T h a Jetaona ( I ) U o m tr I’yla O F F I C E F U R N IT U R E 1:1* (•> A# The W orld T a r a i t h e r f o r H appy F ly in g . Ph. 1(2(SI Porky Pig ( I ) H a rm -re D a u g h te r LAWNH MiiWILD, Floor c le a n ­ Sample I t e m s : 4 Dr. L atterfll* (1) I.al'a Mak* A Deal 31ol for f u r t h e r I nform ation ft) A DC Newa <11 F u r y 10:00 ( l | J a c k I 'a a r Cabinet, full enspenelnn, Reg. ing A W indow Claanlng. i l l ­ (1) N e w .lin e and a p p o in t m e n t . ____________ 11)10 ( ! ) T h e a t e r of (ha S tare t«) S l a tt e r y 's Paopla icit. 159.95, o u r p ries 149 95. Royal 1:22 (2) NDC Nawa n e p o r t 11:12 ( t ) Hal. N l s h l Movla HATUttUAY P. M. '» ) 11 O 'c lock H ig h Swivel Exec. Chair, Itrg. ItilO ( I ) S a t u r d a y N ig h t Show 1:2* (2) t'aaaw ord 11:00 <11 Neweeop* PAINTING, Profeeelonally by (59.95, ou r price 1(9.95. Cos- 71. Male Help Wunted ( I t Moment of T r u th ( I ) Nawa, r p o r la . W e a ­ 11:00 ( I ) Fky k i n g l<#N Hftlm. ln«uri*4le llR-iS'14« co Exec. Swivel Chair, Reg. (2) F l a m e In t h a Wind <t) Uuge Hunny Show MONDAY A. M. ther APT. MANAGER, I I Unit*, 979.95, o u r price 1(7.50. l i l t ( I ! T.i* Dortora ( ! ) Hpotllaht <») Newellne LAW NH m o w ed , E d g in g , L i l t Hanford, R e tire d pre fe rre d, P O W E L L 'S O F F I C E HUPPI.T (1) Art L ln k l e it o r 1C) Air F orc e Newa R e ­ *:4* (2) Sign Oa 11:11 (l> Hhock T h e a te r Cleaned, Leave* Vacuumed. Call 111-4172 o r •12-1078 O r ­ (2) Itay In C o u rt ( s l i ( I ) Hunehln* Alm anaa view ( I ) T h e a te r of th a Stara lando a f t e r 7 p. m. 122-ltOI. HANFORD SEW ING C E N T E R 1:24 12) AIIC News 1:12 ( I ) Naw* A W e a th e r 12:10 (2) Pr.iple Are f u n n y 11:10 (1) T o n l s h l Hhow 104 Ho. P a r k Ava. 1:2-9411 1:20 (1) A nothe r World 2:12 ( i t Intro, to C hem latry PA TIME, H a n d y m an , r e ­ (V) Jim m y Htrlckland A & I) CONTRACTORS CKMKTKIIT IX»T, O i k U w n , tirReTd or ( I ) To Tall the T r u th 12) Hunrlaa Hemaater a e m l-re tlre d . Honest. Show SATURDAY A. H . IIOMH I I t l ’ItOVKMCNTH, (1) flana ral Hospital 1:51 (4) Newa * W e a th e r ( t ) My Friend Fllcka R eferences. 311-11M, MAPonln Htcllon» Uncrlflci. HOOFING, PA I NT I,Nil A 1:21 111 CIIH Nawe — Douglas 1: 2 ( t l ) Today l .OO ( I ) Hot. I "Millie F e a tu r e 1:11 ( I ) Nawa A W e a th e r 322-7110. IN#ULAYING Kdwarda lit I llneelinll lat CLASH BODY Man. I lee l'i 14) Hunehln* Almanao Otto I I ) Hunrl.e Hemaater F i n a n c in g A rra nged 212-2217 TV HALE, Heel Ruya In Town. 1:12 ( I ) You Don't gey TltS ( • ) W ak e -u p Mnvlee llody Hhnp, Hanford Av*. A <() CUM Hummer Pporla 7:00 (0) U row era Almanao ( I ) Tha Young Married* 7:10 ( 2 ) Countdown Newa 2:00 («) Hat. Matinee 2th 111-7221. 1- HCA 11” Conan)*, Itk* new f i l l ( I ) Nawa (1) The Kdga of N ight SICK ROOM NEEDS 4:00 (SI W reetllng t i l l ( I ) F a r m , M a r k e t Be119.25: 111" M otorola ConTil* ( I ) Ona W ay M irror 2:2* (2) T ho Match Oam* Wheel Chair*. W alker*, C*n»* RKLIAIILK D R IV E R w anted, (21 The O ullaw a sole 119 95: I21" Motorola (2) T r a llm a e ta r A C ru tc h e s for r a n t or eale. t o ta k * new c a r to Albany, dtin 1(1 He The l e w • l i t ( I I T oday Console, new p i c tu r e tub* ( I ) Secret Htorm 1 'r r a rr lp tlu n * a t I, o w e ■ I N. Y. a b o u t J u n e 1. R e f e r (2) Mickle R v a n i l;00 1 0 ft'a The l a w 134.91 t i l l Celery Ave. 1114:15 ( I ) NIIC! News Price*. Discount to people encee required. 112-1121._____ ( I ) Welle F a r g o t i l l ( I ) New* A W e a th e r 1411. 1:12 (2) Heel of (IrouchO over 49 A all Service P e r s o n ­ (•> AIIC Wld* World of 1:02 ( I ) C a p ta in K a n g a ro o IN TMfl R M r U I T C n rilT , (1) Uncle W alt nel. Check ou r prices. HTEIlt), l le a u tlf u l Consol* with 72. Female Help Wanted 2:22 ( I ) Woollier - News Sport* NINTH J i m i C U I . CIIU T 'I T ItF 2:22 ( I ) Heahunt AM. F i t Hadto. like new. FAUST DRUG STORE HI.OHIO* IN AND HUH SKMI- 1:20 ( I ) C a r S i —W h e r e Are 111! ( I ) Cartoonvlllo (2) Welle Fargo ( I ) Today You? Coet t i n q o o will eell for LAUNDRY CH E C K E R . Apply F r e e D elivery 2:1-0724 NOI.K COUNTY. < t | Manilla Unrllla 1:01 (1) Divorce C ourt ( I ) Jim A Jeeal* Show 1150 00 t i l l Celery Ava. 231In person, Semlnol* C ounty IN C IM H C K S Y NO. 140.11 • lES t l ) l l a g l o Movement* In (1) Am erican llleln ry FIX IT SHOP 1411. L a u n d ry . H A i m r W. IIAW lJt and Hporta l : * l (»> K ie r c l e a for Modern NE W LOCAT1UN KVA UHLLB P. I LAW IJt, hla 2:22 ( I ) Nawecopa W omen *02 Ho F r e n c h >12-4711 REOIHTERKD NURSE. L P.N., DISTRESS SALE wife, (2) Hporta, W eather, 1:21 ( I ) Hum per ttoom A Cook fo r c h a lle n g in g w nrk Plain tiffs. Newa YOUR BID BUYS TAXI HKRVICK— llnund t r ip ( I ) T h e Morning Movl* w ith th* e lde rly. Above a v e r ­ l e (he I n e r t ,,r t h e ( e n a t y -va( ( ) Leave It To D e are r from Oviedo lo Hanford or S m a l l Radios, R adio-re cord Itoom for a g e sa lary. Apply D e R a ry THB B O n W E U , n E A L T T Ju d g e , heaelaala Cauuty , F l a t . 11:11 ( I ) Make 1:20 ( ! ) Mr. Megoo a n y w h e r e In th is vicinity, Combo, Chalra, Hofei, Hludlo Daddy M anor N u rs in g Homa. I l l Ida, lu P r u h a l r . COMPANY, a Cotmactlcul c o r ­ lte**4inuhle ltat*-» 38S-22XT. Couch. P e r s ia n rugs. Dining (1) CIIH News with Mlk* 1411. poration. IIOMCIIT C. HAN- In r r i Kelale of t a b l e w ith 2 chair*, China, W allac e W M FR-TV UIIAXXKt, S* COCK and MAXIM) NOKUKI, Cl I HINT I.NIi | | . FIKI.DKR, Stem war*. C ryatal, Vases. UKAUTIC!AN, Senior, good o p ­ MU Nil AY A. M. 18. 1-nndHcape Service Deceaaad, lasts (1) W h a t'a Thle Bong HANCOCK, hla wlfa. K l ic h e n utensils, f l a t ware, I I ) t L a v s Luey :10 Hlgn On p o r t u n it y for r i g h t parson. D efendants. T a All Creglluro n a g Peranna bads, t u n lam p, acetal. V a­ : l t l : l ! Tim eline CuMI'l'.l-.TK I.ANlihCAl'i^1® T a r r a c a 1-1121 e v e n i n g ! T E I l l a t l a g Claim* *r Dem aaga NOTICM O f 0I1IT c u u m c le a n e r, Mirrors, P ic ­ MAINTENANCK 1:20-2:22 A m erican l ll a to r y 4240. Tt>, T h a llodwell Itaally Com­ A galaat Said Kalatei ture fram es. C ard table*, Mowing, Spraying, P ru n in g , (I) You end each of you ara pany, a foreign c o r p o ra ­ : 11 • 2:2 n R e ad in g (1-1) law n f u r n i tu r e , D r tis e r s , E X P E R I E N C E D W attreea, 223E dging. l.et Your lunidecapa tion, If e a le tln x i w hine hereby notified a n d required to V anities. 11*11 tro*. C e dar : l l 1 0 : l l Hpanlali ( I ) 2102. II* Our Wurry. Call u* for NOTICM TO APPRA tl plac a of buelneae la un preeent any clalme and damande 10:10-10:10 Mpaiil.ti (9) Cheat, T runk*, W a s h in g Ma­ E i t l m a t o on Year Round which you, o r a l t h t r of you, TO) W. O. W IIITK and --------- 10:42-11:01 Mpac* Age Science knowni chin e. O scillating fan. T y p e ­ BEAUTT COU NgKLOR, INC. flat**. W IIITK, hie wife; JAilKM H a r r y T. llodwell and may have a g a i n , 1 the aetata w r ite r . F i l in g cabin*!, 14x21 Need Top Clasa W oman, com(I) K. DARTLKTT and VOSS LANDSCAPE Sylveeter M. It u d 1 « n a. of Chrletlne II. Fielder, demlsslnn, no oa n v aa aln g o r Desk, P o r t a b le sa w i n g m a ­ 11:10-11:10 Hocinl Hludlea ( I ) 1IAIITLKTT, his wife; A. whoea plarae of raeldanra rraaed, late of eald County, to 121-1950 After 0 e xperience na caeaary. C ar VT chine, T o a s t a r. K nife s h a rp I- WAIINKIt end JKNNIK a r e both unknow n, an d i r . th e County J u d g e of Heinlimle helpful. Ph. 122-1141, IJ2e n r r , Mixer, Metal Kitchen D. WAIINKIt. hie wife. If 11)11-11:21 K e ynolea of Muelo • c t o r a of, and Iruateea for County, Florida, al hi* offlc* 4017 o r 111-0211. (4-2) VT Cat,(nets. Linens, Many o th a r 19. IluildcrH Supplied liv ing e n d If deed, their t h a p ro p e rly of T h e Hod- In tha court h n u,* of eald M O M M Y P. M. Heme. R e asonable offer* not u n k n o w n heirs, devlieei, w elt Beatty Company, If County a t Sanford. Florlda, r e fu t e d . Hour*: Sat. 12-2. W A N T ED : W hit* lady be tw ee n T T n P cS T l^Jo n rrel^T lep ^ * legatee* o r gra n le ea ; and 12:02-11:10 Kalladoacupe (1-J) within a l l calendar month* dteeulvadi 12 A 22 to live In good home 11:11-11:41 Klndartlroe GIIKtlOUY LUMUEn CO Hun. 1-4. I I S m y r n a D r , De­ a n y a n d all p a r a o n a T h a u n k n o w n a r a n te a e , from t h a lim a of th a ftrat p u b ­ w i t h widow. M ust b* a ble to 510 Maul* t v s Itf-OIOI nary. c la im in g by, t h ro u g h or 12:20-1:11 q u e s t aaalaneae, eucoaaaora In lication of t h l l notice. T w o cook A do aoma houaaw ork. K i p l o r l n g Science u n d a r a n y of tha aald Da- 1:20-1:40 Intaraat, dir e c to r ,, Block* uople* of each claim or d e ­ 117-2177. _______ _ q u e e t V T lt A i n CONDITIONER t t t Ton. 20. Hardware f t n d a n t a or otharwlae, and 1:41-1:1* h o ld e r ,, or a n y o t h a r p a r ­ m and ahall be In w r iting, and Com m ercial Unit. C h ry sle r (4) a n y a n d all persona claim ­ t y claim ing by, th ro u g h , ahall etat* tha placa of real­ A lr-tam p, Com plete price 1190. 71. Male or Female Help in g a n y e etate , rig h t, Utle un d a r o r a g a l n a l T ho llod denre a n d pu tt offlc* addrata tU nfurd'a Most Cumplat* 101 H. P a r k . 111-0111. o r ( n t i r e i t In, or Hen wall Itealty Company, of t h a c la im a n t, and (ha ll b* t e d W ill ia m s h o w . upon, lb* re al property w hnae n a m e , and placaa of awnrn t o by t h e claim ant, hi* >81 B, I t i h ____________ 117-1424 USED TV, 24” HUvarlon* Con­ h e rein described, or a n y roaldenoo are u n k n o w n : agent, or a tt o r n e y and accom ­ sol*, good p i c tu r e 140. H I IN THH CIN C P IT COURT OP 21. Hume Repairs p a r i thereof. All pereone c la lm lnx any panied by g filing fee of one 2171. K E W I C O R n E S rO N D E N T YOU AltB IIKKKDY NOT! TIIM NINTH JU D ICIA L C IR ­ e atata , r ig h t, title o r In­ dollar a n d aueh claim or de ­ w a n t e d In Oviedo. Must cover te r e e l In or to the real mand not an filed ahall be void FlK D t h a t a a u ll h a s been CUIT IN AND FUR SKMIKULK CUMPLETK KIT CH E N r a m o - a . K. E le ctric R a n g e, good c o n ­ COUNTY. FLORIDA. Social, C hurc h A S c h o o l b ro u g h t a g a i n s t you, th a n a ­ • e l a t o h e r ln a f la r deacrlba / Daniel Fielder d iti o n 142. 111-0239. deling, w ith complete low E v e n t ! . Ue* of C a m e r a n a c ta CHANCKRY NO. I4S7S t u r e of w hich I* to rem ove car* ad, o r any p a r t tberaof, Aa a d m l u l a l r a t n r a f the F i n a n c i n g a r r a n g e d . Call 111■ary. C ontac t P a u l B rooklain c lo u d i from and (o quiet TIIM DOSTON F IV E CENTS whnee n a m e , a n d p l a n e Ketat* of , 29 PLTMOU TK , t u g g a g a ta c k . 1770 or 1 1 1 in n . ■hire, Sa n fo rd H e rald , t i l and c onfirm (he title t o tha HAVINGS DANK, of re aldenre a r a unkn o w n . ChrleUne II. f i e l d e r , B aby Btrolter. 111-2222. P la in tiff, h e r e i n a f t e r desc ribed re al pro 2111. TOU AUK HR HKD Y NOT!dreeaeed 22. IMumblng va. party, f l K D t h a t a Com plaint to q u it! llutchleon a n d t.*ftl* r UFKD Air C o n d itio n e r 112-112 Sltla and to oancal c e r ta in r e ­ I’oat Offlc* D ra w e r II T ho nam e of t h a Court In EDW ARD C. PAYNK. a t at. Volts, 111. I l t - l l l i . which th e suit h ie been InitlDefendant*. s t r i c t i v e c o vena nt! In daeda on Hanford, F lorida PLUMUINU NOTICM O F SUIT IN MEN'S wonx S H IR T S |1 l u te d ta the CIIICU1T COURT. C o a tr a o lln g llapalro 4ha follow ing deacrlbed real Attorney* for A d m lnlatrator MORTUAUK KONKI'LonUMM NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN p r o p , r t r , to - w lli F R E E ESTIMATES coiiilab May ] l , s i A J u n e I. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS AND F t l lt S Kit I NOI.K COUN­ ro t EDWARD C. PAYNK a L HA RVEY Lota I t , II a n d I I . Block 11. m t 112-1711 111 Sanford Ava. *12-1111 110 Sa n fo rd Av*. I I , t l h Bastion Hraamwold, C D M -tf TY, FLORIDA. Tho a b b rev iate d MKIIIIKNCRi UNKNOWN lllle of th e r a s e Is THOMAS W. AND TOi All partlee clalMlng a c c ording to tho p l a t th e r a C a r p e t s r i s e n e a s ie r w ith t h e Intere sts by, t h ro u g h , u n ­ of aa recorded In Plat IN TIIM CIHCPIT r o t'M T . III.KDHOK, BINtlLB va. W. O. Blue L u s tr e E le c tr ic Sham de r or a g a l n e t tho afore* llook I, Pa go IS, of tho NINTH JUDICIAL CIHCPIT. IN W IIITK a n d --------- WIIITK. hla pooar only I t p e r day. C a r aald person Publlo lle o o r d i of tieml- AND HUH SHMINULH COPN wife, a t al, b a tn g Chancery roll F u r n i t u r e Co. YOU A llE hereby notified TV, FLOMtltA. Case No. U l l i . n o U County, Florida, NOTICM OF APPLICATION T h a description of t h e veal t h a t a Com plaint to foreclose h a s bean filed a g a ln a l you In IN t'llANCKNY NO. t*SM r i m TAX IIKKD F E E D E R 'S A ir OnndlUaner t h a above aty lad cult, t h a abort W YNGbUS FOREHAND LONG, p r o p e rty Involved la an follows: a c e r t a i n m o r tg a g e encum ber 11,10* MTU, | t » * cash. I l l <■♦*. 1*4.1* Fieri da Blslwfos a f Plalg U lf, l e g th e follow ing described Lot T H U M B HU NDRED t i t l e of w hich la H a r d y W. "411 2127. FORTY • F IV B ( I I I ) , of re el property, to - w l ti R aw D a n d Kva llalte P. Ilawia. v a NOTICE IB H E R E B Y OIVEX. Lot 14, n le o k "K", COUN T h a t a D. n i a e r th a h o ld e r of KENM ORE A u to m a tic W e t h e r , DLACK HAMMOCK, acc o rd ­ hi* wlfa, Pla intiff*, vereue. Tha UODIIY D. LONG, T RY CLUB MANOR, UNIT tho follo w in g c e r t if i c a t e haa in g to tk* F l a t th e r e o f r e ­ Defendant. • • d w e l l Itea lty Com pany, a good condition. *12-2211 a f t e r NO. 1, according to the fllod aald c e rtific a te f o r t a t corded In F l a t Book 1, a t NOTICM o r S P IT C e a a a c l lc u t c o r p o ra tio n , e l a t, 1. F la t th e r e o f a s recorded In deed to bo leeued thereon. T he P a g e s I I a n d 121 a n d Flat Defendant*, a n d you a r a r e - t o i n o i i n Y u . l o n g Do ok 1, a t F a g sa 72, 11* P l a t Rook 11, P a g e 22. Pub c ertific ate nu m b er a n d y o a r of AUTOMATIC W a s h e r , n e w ly r e ­ 112 Wood Htreal ' ed to aerva a r o p y of yo u r c onditioned 110. R. C, A. He Records of Semlnol* Issuance, (ha description of the a n d I I I . e f t h e Fubtle R e ­ llaytnw n, T aa aa w a r o r o lh a r p lea d in g to Whirlpool air co n d itio n er County, F lorida, c ords e f Bsm lnele Ceunly , t h a Com plaint on Plo ln llffa ' a t ­ Tou, D efendant, a r e hereby p r ope rty, a n d Hit n a m e la (42. 121-4411 a f t e r I p. m. h a s been filed a g a l n e t ) p« u In which It w a s u n i t e d a r a a* Florida. torney*. Cleveland, Stsphenaon notified t h a t a C om pla int la T o n a n d sa c k a f you nr* r s th e a Wave ety led aull, a n d Feu follows: l i t M ill. Bull* I I I S m f o r d Dlverco a n d A n n u lm e n t ha* 12 Cu. F t . O.E. R e f r ig e r a t o r . A t t a a t to N a tio n a l D a n k Hulld- b i a s (Had a g a l n a l you In (ho qutred t a fll* y o u r a n s w e r with a re require d t a nerv* n copy C e rtifica te No. I I Tear af W ardrobe T ru n k . Vacuum t a g , Sanford, f l o r l d a , a n d file above st y l e d eult a n d you aro t h e C la r k e f tk* above e n title d of y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r P le a d ­ Issuance 11(1 c le a n e r, NO l - l l i t . t h e o r ig in a l A newer o r o th o r required t * a s r v a a copy a f C o u r t a n d aerva a e s p y t h s r s o f ing t o tho Com plaint on Plain D e e w k l l e * a l P r o p e r ty ! p l a e d t a g in tha Office of th a y o u r anew e r o r plea d in g to tk* upon P l a i n t i f f s a tt o r n e y , R o a ­ t l t r g a tto r n e y s , ANDERSON, All Block i Clay Sp rin g 43" QE R ang*, Ilk* MW, 111. C l e r k *1 t h e Otroult C o u r t on Com plaint on Pl*tnllft*a a t t o r ­ s t f . W aal, whoa* a ddress la t l R U m DRAM A LOWNDES, P l a t (look I Pag* 1* 111*2111. I I I E a s t C e n tr a l Boulevard. Kama In w hich aeseiaad K arat, e g b e fo re t h e I t t h d a y e f Juno. ney, Jos ep h M. Muraako. P. O. South Magnolln Avenue, Orion A. D. l i e s . I t ?*■ t a l l t a do *0. B os t i l , Porn P a r k , Florida, do, Florida, n e t l a t e r t h a n tk a Orlande, F la r td a , a n d fll* Ik* Emil E. All of aald p r o p e rt y H O SPITAL BED, l l l - t l t l a f ­ o rigina l Answer or o t h a r boltig In tha C ounty of Semia d aar o a a r e eeafoaao will ho and fll* the o r ig in a l a a a w e r or l l t h d a y a f J u n e , t i l l , aa r* t e r t 9. at. t e h e e a g a i n s t r a n f a r t h e relief pleading In (ha offlc* of the qwired by law. als* a decree pro Plaodlog In tho office of Hi* note, S ta te of Florid*. Units* • e m a i l s * la U a C em plalnt. C l a r k o f tk* C ircuit C o u rt on e o a f s i a o will ha * a t a r e d C lerk o f tho C ircu it C o u r t on ■ueb c e r t if i c a t e ahall bo r a READY-MIX CONCRETE o r be fora tho f l a t d a y e f June, deamad according to l a w the Block*. S la p p in g Stone*, Sand, VM a Matte* ahaU he publish- • r before tk* I t h d a y ef J u n e , s f e l n e t you a n d each of you. t i l l . I f you toll t o do eo, a IN W ITNESS W H E R E O F *4 a a e e a w e a k f e r t e a r conae- t i l l . If you fa ll to do *0 , 1 p ro p e rty dseorlbad In su c h c a r . Steal* a ra se* Trap*. Rock. • s t i v e w e e k s l a Vha S anford deer** pro sonfaaao will b* t a k h a v e e a t my h a n d a n d a ffin e d decree pro eoafoaoo will ho ta b ilflcat* wilt be sold t o th* L ot M arker*. Polyethylene, an a g a i n s t y a u f a f t k a rail#! m y official esnl n t Sanford, oa a g a l n e t you f o r t h e relief h ig h e s t c ask bidder a t th* W ire Mash. Steps. Window gam la ole County, F lorida, thle dem anded l a th e C o m p la i n t dem anded t a t k a ComplaJat. Sills, D ry W alla A O r a l * TU*. fr o n t door o f tho S im tn a lo Thla Notlo# sha ll b* publish W ITNESS m r k a n d a a d off! D a ta * tMg I l k d a y e f May, t l t b Any nf May, 1111. MIRACLE CON CRETE CO. County Court lloue* a t Sanford, ad once a w e a k t o r four eon Florida, on th* first Monday • la l ■•*! of offlc* a t Hanford, (SEAL) A . D. I H I . aecutlvo week* t a T h a Sea Seminole County, tkln I t k d ay a t A r t h u r H- B eckw ith. J r . In th* m o n th of Juno. 12*2. 51. Articles F o r Rottt ford Herald. May, l i l t . An C lerk e f Sold C o u r t *** j u t h a r Mash w ith . J r , nmm .1 f i m which t l Ik* 7th day of Jun*. (B R A D B y i M a r t h a T. V lklea C lark O lrtstt Court DATED THIS ll t h d o r ( 11*1 . RENT A BED B y : M tlsabetk B r a a a a h a a A r t h u r K. B oekwttk , J r Deputy O a r k May, lld l. D a ted t h i s I t k d a y a t May, RoUawgy, MaopMoL E a by C lerk of t k a C ir c u it Court RON Am F. W R I T e f (SEAL) 11*1. D. a Bad*, b y Day. W a s h , i r Byt M a r t h a T. Vlfclsa TMOMFEON * W E S T A rthur H Beckwith. Jr., (Official C la r k ’s Baal) Oar reft B urke , a f M eath. Cleveland. Slap he neon A Mlaa Deputy C lark I I S e u t k M agnolia A v e au e Clerk of Circuit Court A r t h u r K. B eckw ith, J r , CARROLL'S FU R N IT U R E Jooaph M. Muraako Byi Martha T. Vlklea Orlande, F lo r id a A«terser* at l* w .P .O . C l a r k a f C ircuit C o u r t 111 W. 1stIM -I1II P. a Don I I S A t t e r s e p fog P l a in t i f f p r e w a r S. Sa nford, F lorida, Deputy Clerk B y t H. N. T am m , J r „ f e r n P a r k , P is. D e puty C lark Fubjlah M a r U . I L I t * Ju a * Fabliek Map IL t l A Juaa «. A th e r to n fer flalatlffa. Yau *oa ( 1 s t e a r t h i n g y e a Pu b lish May T. I I , I I , I I . 1111 gaad a d v e r t is e d l a tk * H e rald It. t i l l r u i n . * May I. I t . J», J l , »»»* P ublish May T, I I . I I , I I . 1111 C D M -II , COM-71 CDM-SI C D M - lt Classified. C D M -lf (5) (1) (It <St (2) <11 (I) (!) (1) (I) (1) ill (1) (1) 19) <1> (Si (9) (1) (S) (I) FRIDAY P. *L 64. Rea! Estate - Sale 77. Situation Wanted Legal Notice Legal Notice St. JohnB Realty COLORED P R O P E R T T FOR SALE I BDRM. HOME ONLY (100 DOWN J i m W a l t e r C o rp o ra tio n h a a nice 1 Bdrm. horn* for s a l s In Otteen. (D irec tio n !: T a k e Htale Road 111 E a s t o u t of Hanford, go t h r o u g h Oatean A took for a r r o w a house A lot for sale. On l e f t Just outetd* City Lim its.) Only |I 0 0 Down, 170.40 per m onth. Call Orlando Collect 211-0)11. In a d d itio n to o u r local t r a d ­ e r s e xchange, wa will a r ­ r a n g e a tra d * on p r o p e rt y anyw here In the U nited P la ta or Canada. T i l l tie w h a t you h a v e and w h a t you w a n t . M em ber of I n t e r n a tlo n a l T r a d e r s Club w ith ov e r 1,080 m em b e r offices t h r o u g h o u t tha world. S T E M P E R AGENCY HO W E LL P A R K — Only I I R e a lto r - A p p r a ise r • I n s u r o r m ln u te a from NAS n e a r South i:i-4 9 9 t 1912 H. F re n c h Semlnol* K le m a ntary a n d J u n i o r High Bchoola. F u l l y a i r conditioned t h r e e badbedroom home* w i t h b u l l t - l a atova, t e r r a t a o floors, s i d e ­ I le a l E s t a t e — i n s u r a n c e w a lk s A a a w tr s . VA A F H A I r d A P a r k Av* 131-1311 resales, only 2123.00 down, 171.80 m onth to ta l . V acant, A H e r a ld w a n t- a d la aa ne at q u i c k iioaaeaalon. Call <47aa y n u r phonal Dial 111-51)1 1111 ( W in t e r P a r k ) . D t w a y o r 122-9311 (South Seminole) M ttca lf Raaltor. a n d uea yn u r c h a r g e eccounL ■ 1 •> Ball-Blair Agency YOU iSiwUl8-N-A‘P a t I b e s e VACATION SPECIALS! Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice SOLD! 651 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES m£L n Rrtrflie uet&srusssa \ ", j. I -- v r -w e 5 • - *■ ~fi d 'W f ' L ^ if 63 FALCON 4-dr., Air Coad., Straight Trass. * 63 CHEVROLET Greenbriar Sts. Wggoa "Lota i f Room’’ 63 MERCURY Only $1995 MoitUrejr 4-Dr. Fully Equipped with Alr-CMd. "Cool" 63 CHEVROLET $1495 Corvalr "Mont*” 4-*pood—VEST SHARP Radio and H tittr. 62 THUN’BIRD See This One Beautiful Blach-Charry Finish - Whits Interior — Like Newt 62 MERCURY $1695 4-Dr. Monterey. Full Fowar — On* Owner Ear — Very Cleam. 61 MERCURY Only $1095 S-I>r. Hardtop. All Leather Trial — Looks Lika Naw 61 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 3Beat HI*. Wagon — Real Economy — Vacation Special 60 COMET 4- $495 D r, Ught Bine. Vary Nlco lam m er RpociaL 60 VALIANT Low Payments 4-Dr, 12,282 Actual Miles. Only Oaa Owner— Excellent Financing Available. 59 FORD FA IR U N E “500" CaaTWtlhU — Block-White Top and T re t. REAL SHARP! ALSO Largs Select low ef Okltr Modal Cara Prlcod (o Soli This Wookond. Don't Got Loft Oat—Como On Dowa and Roeoiro tho Boot Doai Evor! HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. DOWNTOWN SANFORD CORNER PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL ♦ I« BEDROOM. 1 Bath. Aaeuma M ortgage. Ph. i l l t o l l a t t a r I p. m. T H E T IM E T E S T E D FIRM I I I N. P a r k Ava. Ill-Ill) NO W TOU CAN TRA D E IN ALL 10 STATES 1; A �Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them! Call 322-5612 05. H ouses F o r Sal* 1 HDltM., 1 l i n n . Daap Wall l o r lawn, I74.4I m o n th ly p a r man U. AvailatiLa ( J ud *. L'h. u i - iiit. 8H» (95. H ouses F o r Sale RAVENNA PARK. 1 Urdroom. 1 bath. Low down paym ent 144.10 monthly. -Jail 1 I M 1 I I . SHADY OAKB T ou’lt lava thl* 1 HR. ruatom built hnm* In b a a u tlfu l Mayfair. Th* m any e x tra a malt* t l t - U t t M40 H i a w a t h a a t 17-41 It a "ham*.” Rrallat Ically rrlca d. Only 11,008 down. Shown by ap p o in tm en t, Call Dntt!# Bolt a t 117-4111 E* cluatv* with CRUMLEYMONYEITH. INC. SEVFRAL O utstaadlng 3 S i B e d ro o m lla m a * a v a ila b le In a l l Art** at Hanford. Dal ua 1 UEDROOM. 1 bath*, t a r t * horn*, doubt* r a rp o r t* . k i t ­ f h o w you Aroundl chen aqulp. T a k a ovar paymanta. l l l - O l l l . fiilo rt Sr rail) May 28, 19G5 — Pape 7 A ilOfl. Apartment* for Rent .106, Apartment* for Rent 1118. Truck* For Sale OUR ANCESTORS . D rir AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Seminole Realty 111)1 ■ P a r k Av*. I l l H U a nytlm * H O M ES 1. A I BEDROOMS 1, m * 1 BATHS KITCHrlN E Q U IP P E D LOW MONTHLY PATMEN TS IMMEDIATE DELIVER Y F o r C om plit* In fo rm atio n lira iii Call Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER V i Hav* Th» Horn* F o r You STEN STR O M REALTY lie i 111-1410 F O R SA L E P a r th* Real Huy tn A Naw o r Reaal* Homa. S t* i t a n a l r o r a R a alty W* H a va Th* Horn* T o r Tau STEN STR O M REALTY SHI PARK DRIVE Ph. i:i-:t:o Open Tonight ’til 9 "Frankly, thsy call m* ‘Dangerous* Dan McQrtW because I'm a skunk trapperl" PINECBEBY— I n n . . kltc ha n equipped, re ce n tly pain ted Inside * out. 111-1110. 97. House* F or Rent G overnm ent o w n ed H om es $100.00 DOW N S a lta tion of t , I, a n d t S a d ro n m a locatad In v a r ie s * 8 * itlo n a of S anford tm m adlato Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A -F H A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T - R EA LTY Offleot t t t - l l l l N lsbtat l l l - s m 111-8141 t t t l P a r k D rive N A T IO N A L ATTRACTIVE C o r n a r Lot In o otabla ra flna d neighborhood— H N IS H E D Houaa, Lak* 1 Bdrm. q u a lity houaa with FUMary. 111-1041. l a r g o acraanad patio, fancad b a c k yard. Flna location for achoola, c h u r c h a i * ahopplng l-BED ROOM. 1 4 Bath . L arge Lot. m-H0t. a rea . 111-1111, 1 BDRM., 1 bath, k ltc h a n e q u ip ­ READ QUICK ped. t Hadroom. m b a th , e o m a r 1 Bdrm., 1 4 bath, Real nice. lot, pavad road, lak* vlaw, fancad yard, a ir condltlonad. Also aa* ua Tor FHA * VA Houaa*—S100 Down * move T o ta l prlc* 111.400 w ith yo u r In. Low m o n th ly paym anta. kind of REST n U T t t r m i . CALL QUICK for an appoint* m a n t to aa*—quickly. JOHN SAULS AGENCY R E A L EST A T E BR O K E R BAUT P IL C H E R Raal E a t a t a Aaaoclat* Baat Buy B r o k a r W ILL A MAE PROKOSCH 111-7411 Day o r N ight 111-1174 Day I t l - O l l t Night* LONG WOOD: 1 Bdrm., m bath, 1-BEDROOM, F u r n . 417 Holly. F la . Room, T a r r a t i o floor*. Marbla w indow allU, C ha in I BEDROOM U n f u r a * k l t i h s n l in k fane*. 1108 Dow n * a aequipped. II1-I441. aum a p a y m a n ta of SIS m o n t h ­ ly, Inc luding t ax a a * Inaur- S Bedroom house, k ltc h a n a n c t. T il L ongdala Av*. I I I equip., HI-1101. 1111. FU R N ISH E D houaa, n a a r L ak* R IV E R F R O N T cuatom b u ilt Jaasup, S a n f o r d Avow U l m aaonry hom a t h r a a yaara 1414. old, tw o a s t r a l a r g o badrooms, taro t i l t baths, targ a L A K E MARY, F u r n . House, 1 liv in g room a n d d i n in g e r a s, B d r m , Adirtta, No Fata. I l l t» lt. eom pla ta Oanaral E laolrle k lto h a n , p a n a i a d walla NICELY F u rn . J Br. houaa, th r o u g h o u t, w a l k - la closets, 1411 Pal mat to. 111-0174. I I ft. a d d i n g glaaa doors op a n ln g on l a r g a s e r s s n s d - t a LOCH ARBOR porch e v a r lo o k in g r l v t r , Inrga s c ras n ad -ln patio, OE A IR Conditioned I B d r m , 1 4 bath*, u n fu r n . bom*, l a r g o C a n tr a l h a a tln g , 11 g 10 lot. t i l l . R. A. William*, U tility, doubla c a r p o r t , I H R ealtor, 111-1411. a cra t on h i g h bluff, m any traaa, p r lv a ta boa t cbannal FU RNISH ED 1-Badroom houa*. w ith boathouao, t r u l y a baau I t l - t l t l a f t e r 4 p. m. tlful a n d cholco location, c ash o r tarm s, ow n a r, J a m a s M. R ob, W a la k a , Florida. MUCH IN DEMAND Modsrn homa on Mg lot na ar I n t s r a t a t a 4. Block c o n s t r u e , tlon, nice-looking Instds and (Mechanic’s Specials) out, I bedrooms, fam ily ro o m - ty p e porch, lot HO ft. ■ 0. Mercury baL W * 11 •111 deep. N e ig h b o rin g hom as also *55 Pontiac 191 wL ILM SIO. a ttr a c tiv e . T o ta l prlc* IT.IOO. baL ■ 0. *5T DeBste w 1101 down. Im m e d iate o c ­ cupancy, 9174 tuL •4 mo. *57 Old* tin 1157 bsL •4 MO. *57 Haleb *51 Chav, wg 155 bst. 93 ■ O. SO U TH W A R D *57 Mercury •55 baL • 1 no. Invootmint * Raalty •SO baL »> mo. If. N. Park Av*. 11I-I1T1 *55 Olds *55 Bnkk •51 baL •3 mo. NOTHINO DOWN, NO QUA LI FT1NO, NO H E D T A P E •IS bsL • 1 no. *55 Ford R 1 0 H T INI J u a t a s ­ •59 Chav. W M il baL • 1 1 no. MOVE sum e th* u n p a id bala nc* of *58 Chary •117 bsL • 1 no. m y m o r tg a g e w ith p a y m a n ta I I I , Including tagoa 'IS Chary •147 baL M no. oa fn dONLY In surance. Vary clean *57 DaSoto 1 $75 bat. • 1 me. 1 bedroom hom e equipped *59 I’lym. • 192 baL •3 mo. w ith s t o r e a n d r e fr i g e r a t o r . *19 Fury •135 bsl. IS mo. W rit* Oary McDonald VT-1. US NAB Bauflay Field. P e n s a ­ *57 Impcr. •381 baL • 1 1 mo. cola. Fla. or call 411-tlTI, • 7 8 bai. •3 mo. *55 Plyn. Panaacola. ________ •3 mo. bol. 191 *57 Marcary mo. •299 bsl. • 11 *58 Chavy 90. House* - Bale or Kent *55 Cadillac $399 baL •17 no. 1 or 1 BDRM. Houa*. Call n f t a r Accept Trad*.I n i ! 4:10 —1:1-1111. SANFORD AVB. I UEDROOM. I b a t h Houa*. lll-llll. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford. Florida US-4501 I lift., 1 Bath, Doubt* Util. R m , National RcpoMonaloa* lac. Playroom , F a n c ad yard. Pb. 1-1 and I Bedroom* NE W a n d USED Awning* A C a b an a s QU ALIFY MOBILE HOME* Kwy. 17-11 * lll-llll 17’ T R A IL E R , S Bdrm. I f ■ crtana d Porch Oftlca. Holly­ wood T r a i l e r Court. 14' BOAT and I hp. Motor | t l . Rood condition. >31-0411. I I ’ CRUISER, Top, Cushion*. Blearing, No Motor. | l ! i . o r baat offer. 111-0414. 125. M arine Supplies SPECIAL PAINTS FIBREGLASS, Cloth 4 Raatn. Sava 11%. Faaco, 1188 F r e n c h Av*. I1I-1II8. '65 Plymouth Valiant, Series 200, 4D r Sedan, V-8 Engine, Autom atic Tranamlasi on, Power Steering, R ft H. Only 2,500 Ml. Showroom new. Locally Owned. B e f o r e You Trade, Get O ur Figure. 103. Mobile Homes * Rent 10 a I I H O U I E T R A tL E R for re nt. I I I m o . Shaded Lot. 111-1711 a f t e r 1:14 p. m. 1 BEDROOM H ousatrallor, A d ults only. I t t - l l l l . 61 Olds “98" OLD FASHION BARGAINS AT HEMPHILL! *8 9 5 *6 9 5 ’61 Plymouth U U W 90 9 Passenger S tation Wagon, V-8 engine. Au­ tom atic Transm ission, Power Steering, Radio and H eater, Air, *1 6 9 5 ONE OWNER* REA L NICE *8 9 5 *60 Chevrolet NO DEAL TOPS A HEMPHILL DEAL! CHOOSE FROM . > RENAULT R-8 RENAULT DAUPHINE RENAULT WITH STANDARD OR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIA L O F THE W E EK . . . 5 9 OPEL COME IN & SEE FOR YOURSELFI $3 9 5 STATION WAGON, AIR-COND. $ ((( llpm p(u'(f Don't Forget DODGE Trucks! We Offer Any Type and Size Truck to Suit Your Need. "Excellent Service Too" Strickland-Morrison Ford* Inc. m-1l«1 W. Fart I44-M1C Seminole County Motors 1M1 W. I lf S t. — Sanford Phone 122-0614 Or M]g7-2t36 Seminole County Motors 1801 W . l i t S t. — Saaford Phons 322-0614 O r MI 7-2330 Impala 4-Dr. H ardtop, V*8 Engine, Autonuriic Transm ission, P o w e r Steering, Radio, H eater, 2-tone B l u e F i n i s h , Clean Interior, Good Mechanical Condition. ’1395 USED CARS FROM HOLLERS OF SANFORD | S&'l B U I C K You'll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. 63 Pontiac Tem pest LeMaae Coupe, Auto. T ra a a , R ft H, Bucket Seats, AU Vinyl Interior. *1 5 9 5 *1195 REAL CLEAN AUTO. TRANS RADIO f t HEATER *57 Chevrolet 4-dr. 6 Passenger S ta ­ tion Wagon. 6*cyllnder engine. Standard T raaa. mission, R a d i o and H eater. BUICK U SABRE HARDTOP 63 PLYMOUTH *1 5 9 5 ’60 Ford DODGE DARTS! (2 CHEVROLET EXTRA CLEAN 4*Dr. Sedan, V-8, Hy* dram atic Transmission, Pow er Steering, Power Brakes, Radio ft Heat* er. Factory Air. Galaxle, 4-dr. Sedan, V-8 engine, FordomaUc Transm ission, P o w e r Steering, R a d i o and H eater. SALE ON ALL DODGES AND Oui, Oui, THE PEPPY 1965 RENAULT IS RIGHT FOR THE SMART AMERICAN! SAVE PONTIAC CATALINA B ID AN 171-0101, k V«ur EVINRUDE Dealer 104 «-l E. let. Ph. 1 3 1 - I H t SUMMERTIME 1012 L et s Do Business Togethe G aiaw ay T e The W a t e r w a y 115. Autos F or Sale D U PL E X A pt, 1 Bedroom 1441 LANCER. 4 D r , S ta n d a r d T ransm issio n. F u r n . t i l l r a tm a t t o . 1744.88 L A K E MART. Clean. Lg*. F urn. SANFORD MOTOR CO ALWAYS Good R enta ls. F u r n ­ 188 F re n c h A v a lll-llll A p t , Adult*. 111-1118. ished A U nfurnished. S a n ­ ford a l a k a Mary Araa. Baa 1 BEDROOM duplex, f u r n i s h ­ 1444 FORD, 8 c y l , good condlus a t U l n. T a r k Av*. BALLed, 178 m o . 1 mil* South Hon 1171. 131-4470. BLAIR AGENCY. from H unts. 133-1144. BOB MeKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN LARGE I Bdrm.. 1 F u l l Bath*, DUPLEX, I Rdrm. fp a clo u s 781 F re n c h Av*. I1I-0T11 Rooms, Built-In Kltchan w ith R a ng* (No R e f r i g e r a ­ e quipm ent, Lge. Chain Link t o r ) . l i l t Magnolia. C o n ta c t F a n e s enclosure for Children. 1H1 GREY. VW. Sunroof, n a i l , Tad William* H a rdw a re. E xcellent C o n d , 41,148. l i t F u r n . o r U nfurn C i a a t lb t r r y . 1400. 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 0 or l l l - l l l l . FURNISHER) l-badroom . O ut W. 1st f t , | U mo. C all l l l E F F . APT. p r l v a t a bath, s u i t ­ 1118 VOLKSWAGEN Van. Side llll. 1-cedar. E n g in e re ce n tly r e ­ a b le for Coupl* o r Single built. I l l N. W in t e r T a r k parson. Ideally locatad do w n ­ NE W | ltadroom Houoa fo r D r , Caaaalbarrjh____________ to w n . Inquire a t Manual rani 174.00 In Wood mar* Ja ooba on Dept, sto re , 111 E. P a r k , n a a r baa*. I l l - O i l i o r 116. Autos • Sals or Trade 1*4 lll-llll. AVALON APARTMENTS t i l l FKYL1NKR, r a tr a c k a b l* FURN. 1 Bedroom houa* n e a r m w. i n d s t , in -iiir hardtop, radio , ha a ta r, power Baa*. 111-1047 o r l l l - l l l l . a lt e ri n g , t i l t cash o r trad* DOWNSTAIRS APT. F u rn . t i l ; FURN. L o v tly 1 Bdrm. homo. for older car. Ph. HI-1117 or U p s ta i r s Furn. Apt. |I 0 . I l l C a rp o rt* braaaway. * Sm y­ aa* a t t i l O a r r ls o a Dr. 1147. r n a D r , D e n ary , NO 1-1117. ‘14 VOLKSWAOEN Sunroof a n d FU RN. A P T , HI-0117. 1 ni)IIM. Houaa, Bummar R a te s radio. L lk* new, 4118 dow n 111 mo. On a L aka o u t pa at S M A L L FURN. D ow nstair* a n d a s s u m e low m onthly Oataan. Will accept 1 c h ild ­ p a y m a n t a W ill aocapl t r a d * A p t , t i l l Maple. 111-8111, ren. i l l - o i l i o r 1119. of older car. FL O R A HE IGH TS! I Room P h : l l l - l l l l a f t e r 3 p. m.-»:l8 NICE Clean I Bedroom House F u r n . Apt. |I 8 . t i l l p a lm p.m. Moaday t h r o u g h S a t u r ­ In DaBary. F u r n . o r U n f u r n , day. W a y D riv e e r r a tm a t t o . A i r Condltlonad. F o r In f o r m ­ a ti o n oall l l l - l l l l . Evening*. M ust h a v * re far* nova. R a n t Rsaaonabta, 10'\ Mobil* Homes • Sal* werth Hobson Sporting Goods FU RN. Apt. Clot* tn. Jlm m l* ROOMS for Mon, 481 Magnolia. Cowan. 141-4411. 111-8718. W E L A u A APARTMENTS 114 COURTEOUSY CHARGE AC­ a Firm a t COUNTS— lim its* c redit If you own a phono. P u t elaaatFURN. D U P L E X 1 B d r m , radaooratad, H I m o , Lak* Je taup. Call 1 1 1 - l t l l a f t e r 4:14. FURN. A P T , 1108 Mallonvllta, A riM M 14 FT. Aluminum Boat, 18 hp. m otor A Trailer, 1371. 1310448. 96. House* • Sale or Rent 97. Houses F or Rent P A R K DRIVE 111-7411 PA R K RID G E —SU B-DIVIftON I to 4 BEDROOM. 1 B ath , Lak* Mary. 1 Acre*. 10 C itrus NIOHTS I Bdrm.. 1 nth.. E n t r y Poyar. Traaa, m an y ahad* traaa, F a m ily Room. R r a a k f a a t Bar. 111-0141 v a r y Quiet, t i l t pa r m onth, B uilt • In Kltchan, Cantral 111-1411 available J u l y I o r aal* H a l t , Dnubl* Garaga, City 111.000. 111.0111, Newer. 117.100, Opan Dally. E vening* 1 4 4 - I I tt. 111-1114 111-4141 120. Automotive Scrvlre AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 1 I I FORD Pick-UP, run* good. ' l l VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER 111. 333-DH8. I IS, recently painted t i l l 133-4341. 1 ATT*. F u r n . Including utlll- FURN. Apt. 488 P ark. a u i o Glaaa t o p s tlaa 111.10 pa r » e » k or 118 A Seat Covers FURN. A P T . Rcasonabt*. 113' p t r m onth . 171-1417. 1118. f u r n . a t t . * : :- : i 8 8 . CLEAN D o w n sta ir s E t f . Alao 4 noom A p t , 111 P a r k . t i l W EE K L Y . F u rn . 1 Rdrm 181 W. Ind St. 111-4811 Apt . Util. F u r n . 181 E. ith . I BEDROOM F u r n , R edecoratALL WORK GUARANTEED rJ, W atar. >40 mo. 113-4113. UN FU RN ISH E D 1 bedroom D uplaa A p t , t r r r a i a o o floor*, NEWLY F u rn ish e d A re d e c o r ­ tit* bath, Venetian Mind*, ated, dow nstair* Apt. 431k l tc h a n equipped. 173-7134 8448. a f t e r I p. m. 1-ROOM F u r n . all Utlt. ISO mo. Ssnkarik Glass and Paint UNFURN. 1 Bdrm. Duplaa, K l t ­ nr 111 w k. l l l - l l l l . Company chan equip. 131-1144. Pb. 111-4471 1 ROOM A p t , p r iv a te bath. 111 Magnolia FU RN. Duplex A p t , 1 Boom* Adults only. 133-4147. S b a th . 448 mo. 1 MU* South LET'S C E L E B R A T E — Th* of H unts. 133-1144. ctaaalflad a d s era th* place 1 ROOM A p t , l i t Floor, p r i ­ to aav* tlm* a n d m anay w han vet* bath, clean. Adult*. I l l DOWNSTAIRS. U n f u r n . 1 sho p p in g t o r t h e oar of your 1114._________________________ _ Bdrm . A p t , kltc ha n aqutppid. eholc*. 1044 W. 1I th St. 108. Rooms For Rent Payton Realty $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 1 ROOMS * B a th F u rn , W a t a r 4 ROOM APT. Alight turn., A dults 118 par Nawty d r r n r t t a d . wall in » « tl month 377.1)11. i l l Mai C a r p e t i n g * Carport*. 404 tonvllt* Av*. E. 14th at. 123. Boats ft Motors /;|r a m bler THE LOT WITH THK OX. QUALITY CARS 2213 W . l i t 84. 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET 2507 I n . P u t SANFORD, FLORIDA Ph. M M M t P b. 322-4211 ' �LIKE A NEW SHOPPING CENTER! A T 2215 W EST FIRST ST. (Near The Railroad) if “i ■ V-■ .. • •' . E m m ■ .f m m m W e believe we have the Biggest Display of Cars and browse around — have a cup of coffee and a doughnut — or a Coke — on us. We have the most for you to choose from — many models. In a wide choice of colors and equipment options. Select from Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles, Chevrolet*, Chevelles, Chevy II*s, Corvettes, Corvairs, and the husky line of Chevrolet Trucks. See our completely reconditioned, guaranteed “OK” used cars in many makes and models. WHEN YOU FIND THE CAB YOU WANT — WE’LL FIND A WAY FOB YOU TO HAVE IT! for less than $12 a week - Sfi M O T O R SALES Cadillac - Oldsmobile 2215 W. FIRST ST. 384231 425438 ■•*-» M«IW \ 2507 PARK DRIVE 3224861 Chevrolet SERVICE & PARTS: 2nd STREET and PALMETTO AVE. 384711 �n ® h f o i ■-• i ’lUDAY, May 28, 1UG5 Ja Ju z a a t to m o h h o w . . . �i * It’s time to wind the clock for the countdown. The Lukefront Improvement Project is on the launching pad. All systems are “go.” The city also would provide, under the initial pro­ ject, marina facilities for the area such as docks, floats, ramps, etc., to serve nearly 150 boats. There would be The shores of Lake Monroe from Mellonville Ave- storage space facilities for another 180 watercraft. nue to West of Interstate 1 will one day hum with activ­ Eventually there would be a 80-acre landfill handling ity and blaze with bright lights. nearly 2,000 boats. A marina on the lukefront at Sanford is the No. 1 A national motel chain has indicated it is ready to project in the long-range plans that include a causeway build a 100-room inn on the lake fill. The motel would over Lake Monroe, a port facility, a motel-restaurant have a rooftop restaurant from which diners could view complex with convention accommodations, illumination the city, the lukefront and the water beyond. of the lukefront and its beautification. The City of Sanford is moving ahead with the bond ordinance to issue .revenue certificates for the first phase of construction costing $800,000. First phase in the project is for the city to bulkhead, fill and provide services for a 15-acre tract on which a p i Such a quality accommodation on the lake also would provide facilities for small conventions. The Sanford Municipal Zoo and tank farms will be relocated along the lakefront, making room in the marina area for a shopping complex. i y motel-boatel-restaurant complex will be erected. o ' * il �. Development Project The marina and motel facilities are shown in the Seven members appointed under this Act serve center of the color photograph above. To the right would staggered terms, under the supervision of the County be the proposed Lake Monroe Causeway, connecting Commission. They will be vested with the authority and directly with rapid-growing Deltona and carrying U.S. tools to develop the Port of Sanford. 17-92 from French Avenue, a more direct route to Or­ ange City and DeLand. An engineering study called the St. Johns River the most valuable asset in the county and said that ex­ . i’** The causeway would provide a link-up with a simi­ cellent opportunities exist to develop the river. Engi­ lar span over Lake Jessup connecting directly with the neers recommended that a one-berth port facility be new East Central Florida University near Oviedo. constructed on a site not far from the lakefront. The new “space university” will house 10,000 stu- Lakefront development is no longer a dream. San­ •• #* . dents when it is completed within a few years. ford is destined to become the recreational area of east I • Farther to the right in the photograph will be the Central Florida. And with the port and causeway bring­ Port of Sanford. (Portions of the Lake have been omit- ing economic stability, Sanford will really find its place ted to pinpoint the sites of the various facilities.) in the sun. * % Local legislation has been introduced in the 1905 session of the Florida Legislature creating the Seminole County Port Authority. �S e m in o le C o u n ty J J jt n u § o in H andb jedt the helm in endoMinq S t $ohni tRiveJi (pfiojeet 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 Strickland-Morrison, Inc. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. PENNEY'S TOUCHTON'S DRUG PERKINS' UNITED STATES BANK OF SEMINOLE SHEILA and VINCENT ROBERTS ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON WALL PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. �19V** Seminole County • a a • on the S t Johns River a a a a “The Nile of America” 3 Fhp d a t t f a r i * l i m t l f t ■ C lO C^ • » Thinga a n humming at Sanford Plata. Soma of tho M«r atorea may ba ready to open la a mattar of a faw waaka. Buaincaaaa already open a n foaling the Impact of an the activity. a a • Slot n clng la coming to Sanford. And what ia alot racing T It la n clng of minist u n automobllea over an in­ door tnck. They a n battery* powered. The new aport la one of the faateat growing In the United Statea. a a a The aurfing craxe has hit Seminole County'a young peo­ ple, too. The road to tho beachea a n lined with young* a te n hauling their boarde to ride the wares at New Smyr­ na Beach. a a a Sanford gats a listing In tha 1968 Mobil T nvel Guide just off the presses. But, un­ fortunately, tha only motelhotel Hated la the Mayfair Inn—and It is out of business, a / * 'V . a a Jim Neville of Sanford Is one of six art studenta a t W att Georgia College honor­ ed recently. Two of Neville's polymer paintings w en chos­ en for tho annual Purchase Awards by the college, e a a Unfortunate timing: last week an ad for a popular shirt (the name of which is tha same as tha missile that ia pnpellod by tha bow-string used ia archery) came out with tho copy nading “a lightweight that resists wrin­ kles Uko a heavyweight” And than this week came, also, th at whatchamscallit starring Liston and Clay in that "heavyweight classic of tho century." And tho simile in tha ad also loat its punch! Who wants something with no m on resistance than the de­ feated heavyweight? e o e Tho Florida Pavilion la anil on Its way to becoming the moat popular attraction at tho New York World’s Fair. Tho Sunshine State entry is drawing 40 per cent of the Fair’s attendance. The water ski show is credited with tha success of tho attraction, e e e Notice to all women work­ ers: July S la a big day for you all. On that day a section of the 1064 Civil Rights Act, which prohibits any Job dis­ crimination because of sex, takes effect This means that woman workers must get tha same pay and treatment as men performing similar jobs, s e e R. T. Johnson, president of tho Central Baptist Church's Retired People Club, says tho group is growing rspldly. About SO persons hsvo regis­ tered for membership. The next meeting will be held June 10 In the church on Oak Avenua a t 4 pm . e e e Property owners on Triplet Lakes, Casselberry, are invit­ ed to a meeting at 7:80 p.m., Tuesday a t the Woman’s Club on Ovsrbrook Drive for the purpose of organising a Trip­ let Lakes Association. There will ha a discussion of water rights and ways of Improving conditions for fishing, boat­ ing, and recreation. s e e Registration will open Tues­ day for the annual summer reading program a t the Alta­ monte Springs Library. Chil­ dren, four through 14 years eld, are invited to participate la tha program which will get underway June tS on the theme, "A Visit To Florida's Resorts." s e e Postmaster Cecils Heard vows she has changed from a fowl fancier to a pigeon hat­ er. Beams one pigeon built a nest under tho roof of the rear leading platform . . • and she said she "thought it waa cuts." Now th e n a n three pigeons and three neats and "they a n tho messiest crltten alive." Also, the PM reported that Monday, May II . wiU be ob­ served sa Memorial Day by Phone S2M611 Zip Coda 82771 Longwoodites Te 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 Press Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY, MAY 31, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 201 Port Authority Vote Nears Senate Okays Canal District Amendment Lp an Student 'Critical' After Vehicle Mishap By Jane Casselberry A 17-ytsr-old Lyman Hlgb School student, Gary Massey, is In critical condition today at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando, suffering head injur* ies nceived when his motor scootar and a compact car collided. The accident occurred as Gary was leaving school on SR427. He also received cuts and bruises on the face and arms. Hs is the son of Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Massey, of Forest City, Tbs car was driven by Mi­ chael McClary, of Sanford. Trooper John McConnell was the investigating officer. M ia Donna Ann Southward, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Soulhwsrd, 12o Elliott Avenue, received n broken collarbone and other possible Injuries in an auto collision this morning. Tha accident occurred at the Intersection of Melkmville Ave­ nue and Second Street. Driver of the other vehicle was James Rushing, 68, of Indialtantic. Miss Southward’s compact car received about 8500 in dam­ ages. Ths Ruthin vehicle was ruled e total loss. No charges have been filled in the accident yet, according to Investigating Ptlmn. T. R. Sinkhole Work Commenced Work preliminary to filling In the sinkhole on North moor Road, Casselberry, began to­ day when workmen removed tha roof oa tho homo of Mr. end Mrs. Rlcbtrd Rosolsky, destroyed by n csvc-ln May IS. It la necessary to remove ell combustible material from Urn house before the hole sod bouse ere covered. LeRoy Robb Construction Company of Sanford, is the contractor and the town’s en­ gineering Arm, Lcfflcr, Clark, Delta sod Associates will sup­ ervise the project Contract price is 1160 per day, includ­ ing Mcsssxry equipment The State Road Department and county commission have offered cooperation in repair­ ing damage done to tho street and property as n result of tho sinkhole. Town Clark Mary Hawthorne said today that although there is still one property owner that has not signed i release ab­ solving the towa of liability during the Ailing operation, tbs alderman have decided to proceed with Urn work on the advice of 'SINKHOLE ALARM’ spread over Snnford Friday afternoon when a drive-way caved in at a nUU-unopcnetl-for-buflinesa service sta tio n at Onora Road and Highway 17-92. City alt aches . . . who said 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 1'sltcd Press International Americans honored the dead of their wars today, but even u they did so, other Ameri­ cans faced death on a weary world's new battlefields. At President John F. Kenne­ dy's gravs and the tomb of the Unknown Soldier on the rolling slopes 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 Indianapolis 5 0 0 Factors A re A|L 'Go' INDIANAPOLIS, l a d . (UFI) — Thirty-three dare­ devil drivers got off an schedalo today In the greet­ ing chase far sate racing's richest prise, tha 8656,909 set-mile speedway sU ssk. • • • INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. CUPI) —Every factor was "go” to­ day for a record smashing 500mite race with almost perfect weather for racing's top driv­ ers and fastest cars. A huge crowd, expected to surpass 900,000, began tunnel­ ing into the track at 6 a. m. (EOT), six hours before Ibe scheduled start. An hour be­ fore the starting bomb, most of tha fans were Mated or In preferred standing positions. The race cars, led by the qualifying record-Mtter driv­ en by pole winner A. J. Foyt, ware pushed to their pit posi­ tions before • a. m. and later were to move into the starting grid after the ceremonial pa­ rade of bands. The temperature an hour be­ fore starting Ume was 71 de­ grees with e slight overcast to cut ths heat Aram tha sun and a mild wind from the south­ west between I and 10 miles per hour. Tha parada of celebrities, with Gus Grissom drawing the biggeit hand, went off with­ out a hitch to the occasional burst of noise from a motor warming up in the pits. The race promised to be one of the most interesting in its 49 years and might determine whether future racers will slay with rear engine models or return to the roadster type which has won svery event here since 1946. Total Eclipse HONOLULU (UPI) - Scien­ tists from Ava nations today began the tedious task of snalyting sod sorting data col­ lected Sunday when thsy “fol­ lowed the sun” for nesriy to minutes during a total eclipse SHORT TRIP DAVIE (UPI) - Volunteer firemen didn't have far to go when the alarm went off Sun­ day night. Tha fire was in the firehouse. loved ones fall before battle bullets. But not all of their prayers were answered on this day. In Viet Nam, at least one American was killed in the lat­ est fighting. In lbs Dominican Republic as well as in West Germany and Korea, tho scenes of other wars, Americans brandished guns and unfurled the hopes that fr valL Hut itouaii for the war perfection ort tf»S MIAMI (UPI>— The way atTrol reported two more deaths today which pushed Florida's Memorial Day weekead (all to 19. leading to what probably would bo an all-time record number of fatalities for a Memorial Day weekend. The National Safety Council said "It seems certain” the previous record ol 431 deaths for s three-day weekend, set last year, would be shattered. A United Press International count at 11:30 a. m. (KST) shown! at least 362 persons killed in traffic accidents. Tho breakdown of all accidents: Traffic 362 Drowning! 64 Planes 11 Miscellaneous 54 Total 511 California led the nation with 47 traffic deaths, follow, ed by Texas 24 and Ohio 22. New York 21, Michigan 20, Missouri and Florida 17 each and Illinois 15. The count was calculated from 6 p. m. local Urns Fri­ day until midnight local time TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) - A bill establishing a Seminole County Port Authority to opc 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 to be brought out of the governmental organiration (lo­ cal) committee Wednesday or Thursday, voted on and sent to the Senate. Davis told The Herald today that he expected action on the measure to be completed by Friday. Another bill, granting the St. Johns Indian River Canal Distrlct powers 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, New Smyrna Reach and James Dressier, Cocoa Reach, as co­ sponsors. The bill ia an amendment lo the act creating the canal dis­ trict, spelling out its powers more clearly. The Port bill would give the Authority power to Issue gen erst obligation bonds or re venue bonds and give the te County Roard ol authority to iffy tax on real personal property not to at t sed one hi If mill. Ib e inlllage would go toward operating and construction of a port facility. • • a The measure calls for a governing body of M rrn mem beri, six to be selected by the governor from a list of Semi note County resldenti. Ona member would be selected annunlly by the Seminole County Commission. Tho Port Authority bill also provides for acquisition of pro­ perty by the authority and conveyance to the authority of submerged lands and Islands belonging to the State of Flor­ ida. Effective date of the act would be July 1. Planes Crash INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) —Two planes believed carry­ ing fans to the 500-mlle In dianapolis Speedway r a c e crashed about five miles apart on the west and northwest outskirts of the city todsy, killing a prominent Rock la land, III., man and injuring seven other persons. Teacher-Recruit Bill Introduced TALLAHASSEE (UFI) — The much-publicised fafU for 0 recruitment af teachers to effect the recent criticism of the eoenQed "political atmos­ phere" surrounding Florida schoola was introduced la tho Bens to today. It Mthertme School SupL Thornes D. Bailey te use any school funds nt Us disposal to advertise and promote the advantages of teaching in Florid*, including the informntion that tho o v e r a g e toother pey is tho highest ia the SeetheaaL It was an outgrowth of a m o v e b y the profeeelonnl toeebera organisation, Florida Educational Association, to have the national parent or­ ganisation Investigate t h e Florida school picture with a with n g u lar holiday service possibility that sanctions will | . . . m regular mall deUveriea, ba Ionly specials aad perishables, as a good to and n g u lar box collections. JAMES REITER Driest Moy On Record Glades National Park Soon To Become Dust MIAMI (UP!) — Federal of­ ficials who are fearful a onemillion-acre swamp called the Everglades is about to become dust, hive blown holes in the ground so animats can drink and arc pleading with the wea­ ther bureau to make it rain. Unless barrels of rain come down soon the Everglades Na U ^ 'j P a r k and its million acres'w sawgrass, birds and animals may not survive, park officials said today, Florida is undergoing Us driest May on record. Only three-tenths of an inch of rain Floods, Storms Pound Texas United Press International Unseasonably cool weather covered most of the eastern half of tho nation today. Flooda, storms and hsli con­ tinued to pound sections of Texas. One woman drowned Sun­ day night when rising waters of tha Rlack River rushed ■cross a highway south of Carlsbad, Tax., and pushed her pickup truck Into a gully along tho road. She was identified as Mrs. Henry Nettles, 60, Pasadena, Tex. Two grandchildren with her were missing. Funnel clouds, hall and heavy rains wero reported Sunday night In Kansas and Oklahoma as well aa Texas. Newkirk, OUa., was hit by goUbsli sired hall. Funnel clouds were sighted near Dod­ ge City, Koa., and Lubbock, Tex, Gemini Flight Schedule Intact CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The federal space agency said today that a “leak” in the Gemini-4 spacecraft's water human error that baa been system turned out to ba a corrected in time to keep Thursday the date for the world's most daring manned apace flight. The four-day, 61-orbit mis­ sion calls for astronaut Ed­ ward White to become the first man to xip about in space with a "Jet gun” and for command pilot James McDlvltt to maneuver tha Gemlni-4 ship to within 10 feat of ■nnThfr MtslUt*. INDIAN AQUAMAIDS at Cypnan Gardens whooped it up w ith n m in dance fo r Seminole County Sunday m orning . . . and th e rain s (.22 o f an Inch) came Sunday afternoon In Sanford a n d o ther areas. D rought conditions In Seminole still a re critical, however. HOMER SCOTT FIRE ANTE Mora than 124,000 acres In Seminole County have been treated against the imported Aro ants, Cecil Tucker, coun­ ty agent sold. Total a n a is 190,000 acres, which Tucker M id ba hoped would ba fin­ ished this week, i By Doama Eatae Campaign platforms of tha four candidates running for the office of councilman in Tuesday's special election in the city of Longwood were released today to The San­ ford Herald. Making statement* were Daniel Sereeney, John Dea­ ton, James Reiter and Homer Scott. Tha council scat open is ono vacated by R, C. Carlson, who resigned recently due to til health. Sereeney, who waa drafted and qualified by a group of resident* just before the May 22 noon deadline, says that if elected he will work for a progressive city doing what he believea to b* In tha 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 ona grand­ child, he has been a resident of Longwood for IS years, ia a former mayor of tha city, past president of tha 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. a a a Better city government la basis of Deaton's campaign. He Is married, a deacon of tho First Baptist Church of Longwood, and has resided in the city for 18 months. A na­ tive of South Carolina, ha served In tha Marine Corpa for 16 years and prior to coming to Longwood, lived in Orlando for 10 years. Having attended moet of the council meetings In the last six months, ho plana if elected to urge changes in the present system of tax collection. Reiter ia well-known in tho community, having M r v t d 18 years on the council before hi* defeat by only four votes in December 1063. If elected he promised to "see to It" that Longprod hf s class gov­ ernment. a a a Reiter was bom in western Pennsylvania but haa lived in the city 47 years. Ha Is mar­ ried, a member of the Pres­ byterian Church, of tha Long­ wood Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment, the Police Reserve, tha C a t t l e man's Association where ha la peat president and currently en the board of directors, and a director for the Seminole County F'arm Bureau. Scott alto Is wall-known in Longwood, having boon n resident for 42 years and a local businessman for Id years. Being interested In ths tietterment of Longwood, ha pledged if sleeted to work for good, sound government Ha Is married, has four children and five grandchil­ dren. He attends the Bnptiat Church and Is a member of the Longwood Area Cham­ ber of Commerce where ba to on tho board of directors. has fallen on the park slnco March 4. Water tables are two-fect below ground level in areas that used to ba swamp. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udail has instructed Park Service Director George R. Hartiog Jr., to aak the wea­ ther bureau if it is possible to seed clouds'to product'"rain over the park." Cloud-seeding In Florida has not bean successful. Silver Iodide crystal* dropped into a cloud can trigger rain, but Gordon Dunn, of tho Miami Weather Rurca, said South Florida clouds have not been satisfactory for aceding. Park rangers and Air Force demolition men from Home­ stead AFR has blasted holes in some areas of the park in search of underground water for thirsty animals. Rangers have pulled some alligators from their dried up holes and taken the reptiles to (he few remaining water holes. A few rookeries have heen abandoned by tho birds who have migrated to places'in the park where it ia still swampy. Some blame for the driness of the 'Glades has been laid on Ihe Southern and Central Florida Flood Control District which has laced South Florida with drainage canals. The can­ als and their locks are design­ ed to prevent flooding of Ihe LACK OP QUORUM land during severe weather conditions, such as a hurri­ Sanford City Commission meeting scheduled for this cane. However, many conMrva- evening has been postponed tlonlsts have charged the can­ "until further notice” beeauaa als have lowered tho water of lark of quorum, Two com­ tablet to a point where wild­ missioners are 111 and a third ia out of the city. life la endangered. Open P rl Nights! le n n e u f f t ALWAYS W toT OUAUTY * NEW ASSORTMENT! CHENILLE BEDSPREADS A favorite bedroom classic... sturdy, long-wear lag cotton spread, tufted all over for * plash took and edged with thick bullion fringe. Markina wash able to lukewarm water, la white nr decorator colon. , � 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>, May 28, 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/3a608fde8ea119ec4284329494b149e6.pdf df3b5d348537d994a5ad1725c46f7045 PDF Text Text ml |Page 4-A—April 1, 1065 Rfo AanTnrB I r n ll Vocr.IfcL cash •"ecerrygj. £ ?C C fc . . _ fr e n c h y .5 S > .atSK1 SANFORD PLAZA 0N0R8/Sn)RD, flZ* 9 9 CAN E g ~| "■ ■ = = = ~- -■— | on >omi trims H IL h -.. . 3 q 5 OT TH1U iA L__ There is on ECKERD DRUG STORE Convenient!' GENE RUCKER o f Forext City Community Association tries out garden tractor to be sold at Saturday night's auction in Forest City Shopping Center. Looking on to be sure all parts are In working order is LeLand Jacobs. Proceeds will benefit the association’s club­ house building fund. (Herald Photo) Freedom Is 'Buried' Under Dictatorships By Lena Dennea is also awaiting young MlhaJ. NEW YORK (N E A )—Tha lov. He has already been de­ tragedy o f Mlhajlo Mlhajlov, nounced by Yugoslavia's re­ the young Yugoalav writer who loat hla teaching Job and la threatened with the loia of hla liberty, la another re­ minder that trua freedom cannot exlat even In the moat benevolent o f dlctatorahlpa. According to Frealdent Tito himaelf, Mlhajlov waa guilty o f a rerloua crime against Vtv Yugoalav atate when he dared to write the truth about Ruaala. In an essay printed in the Yugoslav literary J o u r n a l , "D elo," the 30-year-old writer ~ ' and achoalar, though a Com­ munist himself, described the tragedies o f Ruaaia’a concen­ tration camps. “ The first death camps were not formed by the Germans, but by the Russians,," Mlhajlov wrote, among other things. President Tito, the bene­ volent dictator who la often described as a liberal by aomc American intellectuals, waa Incensed. But not because he waa unaware that Mlhajlov wrote the truth. Even the present Russian rulers have been compelled to reveal the unbridled reign of terror under 8talln and the enormity o f the crimes per­ petrated by their predecessor in the Kremlin. Tito himself was nearly one o f 8talln's many victims. But Marxlat-Lenlnlat dicta­ tors — whether t h e y are "revisionists'* like Yugosla­ via's president or "dogmat­ ists" like Red China's Mao Taa-tung—are brothers under the akin despite their differ­ ences over Communist doc­ trine. ----- - -Itt- -T!t*'a--eyt*j - Mihajlev'e unvarnished expose o f life In the Soviet dictatorship waa a reflection on hla own rule. For a similar “ crime" Milovan Djllaa — once Tito's closest friend and collalmrator — is serving a nine-year prison acntcnce. Such a fate, It Is clear, gimental press as a man with a “ deranged psyche" and a writer o f "soulless fiction.” Tha editor o f the Journal which printed his essay was forced to resign and the of­ fending issue has been with­ drawn from circulation. But It was Tito himself who 'hinted that young Mlhajlov faces a grim future In Yugo­ slavia. In a speech to a frightened delegation from the office o f the public pro­ secutor, the liberal dictator said: "You ought to have insti­ tuted an Inquiry Immediately against the person who wrote the article and printed your decision in the press. It was necessary to make known that an indictment waa raised against him." When I talked with Djllaa In Belgrade he had Just com­ pleted serving one jail term and was about to begin an­ other. He was a resigned but heoric man. lie would not "confess" his errors or plead for a pardon. Fecple like Djllaa and Ml­ hajlov are today to he found In all countries ruled hy dic­ tators. They continue to fight a lonely battle for freedom and human d.renry, though the odds are against them. How much more heroic are these fearless men behind the Iron Curtain than the assort­ ed American profesecra who, enjoying the benefits of a de­ mocratic society, a p o n a o r n e w a paper advertisements which castigate United States policy In Viet Nam and else­ where— without ever troubl­ in g--tu -irsn r thtr trtft" fW UT When will the American "liberal" Intellectuals, or their European counterparts, pro­ test against the persecution of men like DJilas, Mlhajlov or Jcslf Brodsky, the young Russian poet who chose exile rather than to submit to Com­ munist party dictates? WATER PROBLEMS? 116 10 0Z. AMPi PERSONNA 7's STAINUSS STKH INJECTOR N O X ZEM A 40's A N A C IN I SOM INEX BOTTLE of 100 | SLEEPING TABLETS| IB's REG. 1.25 1.19 AIMIT 1) aiMrri) K6. 8 9 C 1.53 1.35 B.IMIT 1> 9I< (LIMIT |> (LIMIT I) 3/8" FURY i * " 8 With GEARED JACOBSCHUCK S v .v , 4 8 e l VALUI 1200 R.P.M. 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WIN liamaona, at (2432 Yale Ave­ nue) Sanford, Fla., aa he does here, brought back the seed — in an earl Producing a p i e c e o f “ fruit” from the conacaste, the faint-hearted in the office almost fainted. It looked for all the world like an ear sliced o ff a man or woman, and left in tha sun to blacken. Inside are the seeds, of course. Mr. Fagan passed around a few seed-bearing "ears" to friends. Many hope to try raising the beautiful and massive tree In FW climate. It may prove too cold here, however. The car tree is a tmpiriil American timber tre , produc­ ing a valuable wood, much of which is used in making fur­ niture. The coiled ear-shaped fruits are shaped ao much like the human ear that few natives of Florida know the conacaste aa anything but the “ear tree.” We'll be glad to report in a few weeks—or months— what progress, if any the seed planting brings. • a s The 30-month Orange-Seminole tranaportation study now underway will provide answers to many of tha area's traffic problems. High speed computers will be used to simulate traffic flow oe the survey. Over 10,000 home interviews will lie conducted. VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire E R N E S T COWLEY, Seminole County school music co-ordinutor, was elected president o f the Seminole County Edu­ cation A s s o c i a t i o n Thursday. Other new officers are Mrs. Ro­ berta Richards, v i c e president; Mrs. Aliciu Schmidt, recording sec­ retary, and Mrs. Mary Frances Holton, trea­ surer. Race Car Noise Control Vowed At Longwood Established 1008 FLORIDA NO. 160 New York Hit By Deep Snow, West By Rain TALLAHASSEE (U P I)— Gov. Hnydon Bums said to­ day he will ask the Legistslure to suthorize • $300 mil­ lion highway construction bond issue to be P»id for by a pledge o f about $10 mil­ lion a year In gasoline tax revenues. The program, similar to one authorized for higher ed­ ucation construction tw o yesrs ago, would require a constitutional amendment. It would bo a sort o f "payas-you-use” method o f pro­ viding in four years road im­ provements which the Gov­ ernor said could not be ac­ complished in 20 to 23 years under conventions! financing. He said he will ask the Legislature to propose the constitutional amendment as nn emergency so it can be put brfore the voters for ap­ proval or -ejection in Novem­ ber o f this year. This would require a three-fourths approving vote o f each house—or 33 sena­ tors snd H4 House members, a number hard to get on con­ troversial matter*. To pasa aa a regular con­ stitutional amendment would take less votes, three-fifths, hut delay the public ratifica­ tion until November o f 1966. Burns unvailed the pro­ gram fo r the first time Thursday night to a private dinner nt the mansion attend­ ed by 16 newspaper publish­ ers and editors representing about 44 newspapers. I'nilcd Press International Snow and rain hit the east­ ern seaboard and Far West today, dumping up to 10 inches of new snow in western New York and triggering mudslide* that threatened to bury 40 homes in Southern Califoria. Heavy snowstorms plagued the northern Appalachian*. Olcan, S'. Y ., reported to inches of snow and Bradford. Pa., had four inches in six hours. Rain spread from the Carolina* and Maryland to the Great Lakes. The western rain storm washed the region from south em Texas to the Paclllc North­ west and Southern California. Authorities kept a close watch on 40 homes in Burbank Calif., and said they would move out residents if neccs- LBJ Determined To Press War For Lewd Calls SANFORD, Vast Highway Plan Proposed By Gov. Burns By Donna Estes At regular meeting of Longwood City Council Thursday evening, temporary chairman Carl A. Lnmmlcr read a reso­ lution passed by the Central Florida Stock Car Racing Aasocialion concerning the pro­ posed Joyce Brothers Stock Car Stadium. The resolution reads. In part, ‘ ‘in the event it becomes necessary for the longwood Stadium to reduce Hie noise level, the Association will modify all vehicle* used al • • • Sidney M. RiChard, super­ the track or install sound intendent of public works, snll resonators on the vehicles." Possibility of e x c e s s i v e WASHINGTON (U PI) attend the first environmental health urban planning pro­ noise wa* one of the com­ President Johnson, determined ject to be held In Florida plaints made by opponent* o! to press the anti-Communist the track at a public hearing war in Viet Nam with "In­ April 10-30 in Gainesville. on the matter held Feb. 1 creased efficiency," climaxes • e * Joe F. Tart, o f Osteen, will and at three council meet­ his strategy talks with Ambas­ sador Maxwell D. Taylor to­ he graduated from the Flor­ ings since. The track is to bo located day at a National Security ida Highway Patrol’s recruit school Saturday in ceremon­ on SR 434 (Sanlando Springs Council session. ies on the Florida State Uni­ Drive) in the southwest part The President has ruled oul versity campus. Agriculture of the city. Permits In the any overly "dram atic" moves Commissioner Doyle Coaner amount of $0,840 already have for the time being, although will deliver the commence­ been issued for three build­ reserving full freedom of ac­ ment address to the 39 grad- ing* at the track for concess tion to meet anything which -ta v in i_ xUt» -patrobv.tti:--------- ion— si andi— icillPPIJl*— SRfL -may-develop.----------------------- — office buildings. No permit s e e His primary emphasli is on The Hcruld'a head writer will be necessary for install­ more effective use of man­ had a little fun coining the ation of the track, itself. power and military equipment A copy of a letter was read already in the field. But some word “ astronautesa” on Jane Casselberry's feature story from Peter H. Griffiths. Or additional war material for about flying with the Forest Isndo, to Mr*. H. R. Joyce, a U. S. forces and economic aid Rangere. Now Jane says her partner with the brother* in for the South Vietnamese will friends have coined a new the stadium venture, clarify be sent. word, too , . . “ aatro-naoghti- ing hi* company's position on eet." (Or, did she say, •‘astro- locating an electronics plant A ir O ffensive In the city. nuttiest f ” ) e • • The letter stated, In part, Inflicts D efeats It's about prom time again. that "on fact* made available SAIGON (UPI) - The gov­ The Seminole High Junior- to the itoard of director*, we ernment shattered the weekSenior Prom will lie held at do not regard the presence or long lull in the South Vietna­ absence of the proposed track '.he Civic Center April 10. mese war with a double air­ e e • I as being a fact that wiU in any borne offensive that inflicted «y affect our final decision.” W. H. Stemper, Sa» * major defeats on the Viet at ■ realtor and mortgage broker, 'N Griffiths appeared Cong. council meeting March 11 ex ia attending the Florida A s­ The actions cost 29 American sociation o f Realtors quarter­ plaining his firm's interest in casualties and five helicopt­ the area and said at that time ly board meeting in Jackson­ ers shot down. that one factor in the com ­ ville. e • • pany's final decision would be Beetle haircut: The abound­ what land is available and what the city planned to do ing mane. • • • with it in the future. Ben Franklin was An obliging kid; The spell of a June moon Someone said, ” Ge fly A kite,” and he did. fell over the Seminole Cham­ • • • ber of Commerce's waterways Bechelor: One wbe never committee Thursday and it MIAMI (UPI) A Miami Mre. girls. Beach lawyer was charged to­ promptly switched the date of day with lewd and lascivious its St. Johns scenic cruise. W ilson , deGaulle conduct in connection with Cruise dates had liecn set hundreds of telephone calls tentatively for May 21-23 but Parley In Paris PARIS (U PI) - President made to housewives in the were changed to June 11-13 Charles de Gaulle aid British area over the past nine yeara. when it learned there would Floyd S. Click, 44, was ar­ be a full moon the night of Prims Minister llareld Wilson opened diplomatic talks today rested at bis downtown Miami June 12. The committee decided a aimed at Improving chilly re- office by police Thursday. Police charged Glick with moonlight cruise on that night latinos between the two coun­ tries. British sources said using fictitious names and po- might be enough to lurs ea many as 200 boats to Sanford there waa a "relaxed and telephone calls. Dave McGillia waa named friendly" etnwspher*. a Lawyer Charged FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1965 HOW NOT TO FLY will be demonstrated by the Navy’s “ Flying Professor," I’apt. Dick Schrnm (USNR) next Saturday, April 10, during the air show culminating the week long ReconnaissanceBombing Derby. Here he is upside down (or downside up) only a few feet above the runway at Sanford Naval Air Station. Competitive spirit among Navy personnel attached to squadron* at Sanford Naval Air Station Is running high as the competing units await the beginning of the six-day lltli annual Reconnaissance Bomb ing Derby Monday morning. Personnel of the various squadroni have been putting in long hours during the past several weeks preparing for the readiness exercise. The men feel a strong iden tity with their units. They feel a competitive pride in com paring their unit with others. That's the feeling that will be on the line as the Derby gets underway, (parking the per formanccs of flight crews and ground s u p p o r t personnel alike. A total of IS awards and immeasurable squadron pride aro at stake. One of (lie most prized possessions of eaeh squadron is its trophy case in which the mementoes of unit accomplishments are display­ ed. An addition of a new tro- Unique Auto Show Slated Next Week Sanford's most unique auto show is scheduled for Wednes­ day, Thursday and Friday o( next weak, with the heart of downtown Sanfoid blocked off to form an "Auto Show Mall." Displays will open daily at 11:30 a.m. and will continue until 9 p.m. each evening. Greater Sanford Board of Trade Chairman DeWitt Ms thews has indicated that all retail stores will be open dur­ ing the evening hours until 9 p.m. in conjunction with the show. Three prizes will be given away, including a color tele­ vision set, a stereo record player and a portable televis­ ion set. Ticket! for the draw­ ing will be available in all (tores from merchants and drawings will be held nightly. T h e Sanford Automobile Dealers Association ia spon­ soring the show, which will feature approximately ISO nsw cars from Holler Motor Sales, Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Rill Hemphill Motors, Elilnor Motor Company, Strickland Morrison, Seminole C o u n t y Motors, and Haag ChryslerPlymouth. Entertainment will be pro­ vided by the Glenn Reeve* band, a popular television show. They will perform each night from 7 to 5:30 p.m. Heavy rams pushed a mas* of mud and water down Bur­ bank's exclusive Country Club Drive Thursday, washing a car before it and forcing most resident* to leave their home*. Traffic accidents on rainslick highways In the Los An­ geles area killed about a doz­ en perzons the past two days. A two-year-old girl was killed when rain shorted wiring in her home. cruisemaster and the commit­ tee instructed him to make it a slow cruise. "The true beauty of our river can only be appreciated on a leisurely cruise," said Sam Levy, committee chair­ man. The committee also voted to hold a fish fry and dance the night o f June 11 to kick off cruise activities. It will be held at the Civic Center and all those who register for the cruise m ay attend. Reglstrstioa fee for the cruise includes the fish fry and entertainment. On the last day of the cruise weekend, Sunday, June 13, plan* arc being made for the boats to leave Sanford at 9 a.m. and cruise to Blue Springs for lunch. Boats for the cruise will be launched at the ramp at foot of Palmetto Avenue and police protection will be provided for cars and trailen. Aisistance will be available for launch­ ing and parking. Each boat will be provided with a windshield sticker and a packet ot Information, in eluding a map o f Uia cruise •res. Top Salary Would Be At $6,500 TALLAHASSEE (U P !)) Florida Education Association director Ed Henderson said today the Legislature will he asked to provide tearher pay raises costing $ino million a year even though it will re quire new taxes to finance. Henderson, head of the teacher lobbying group, said the FEA is insisting on a $.VX)-acros*-the-board raise for every teacher at a cost of $43 million a year plus a raise in the maximum pay of the five different rank* of teach­ ers at a cost of $33 million a year. Gov. Haydon Burns has said he will oppose new or incrcas ed taxes. So have the presid Ing officers of both houses and the majority of the mem her* of the appropriations committees of both houses. Governor Burns went before the FEA at its state conven­ tion and told them he'd rec­ ommend pay raises if there was any money left above what is now anticipated—but he frankly admitted he aaw little chance of it. Henderson said it It up to the FEA to tell the Legists lure what is needed for qual ity education regardless ol the state's financial situation —and then the Legislature can decide how tar it wants to go in meeting that need. "Livryw here we go, the people tell us they are willing to pay additional taxes for education,” Henderson told a morning new* conference, lit »aid the sale* tax was the only available source. The Increased state funds being asked would raise the starting salary to about $4,400 or above and the average teacher aalary to $6,300 a year. It would push the top salary (or a 15-year t e t h e r on con­ tinuing contract I - about $6, 300 from stuti funds. Florida now ranks 21at In Iho nation In teacher lalarlea, he said, and 33th in stato sup­ port of all education compar­ ed to eighth In support of hos­ pitals, loth in police protec­ tion and 30th in roads. phy always is a grand occas­ ion. The trophies will be present­ ed by visiting dignitaries at a special military review and awards ceremony Saturday morning. The purpose of the event is to provide training for squad­ ron personnel through partici­ pation in various competitive exercises, thereby enhancing the overall readiness of the DETROIT (UPI) — The wing. auto Industry act aome more The first event will Ns an records Thursday. exerciso in the loading of a For the first time, the indus­ simulated nuclear b o m b . try has built more than 900,Squadron weapon* crews, one ooo cars in a single month. from each competing unit, The industry built 964,292 will apply their shoulders and cars in March, ahattering the skill to the heavy cargo at t old one-month high of 566,632 a.m. Monday. set last December. Their mission is to install Carmakers also set a three•the "bom b"- on- woaponx..re­ ' month'‘record t>F BOiIfilffF~Z."ceptacles of designated air­ 560,547 car* over the Januarycraft aa quickly and efficient­ March period. ly as possible. This broke the old quarter­ The weapons to be used, ly mark of 2,291,173 cars set while completely inert, will be in the final three months ot similar to atomic ordnance in 1963. size and weight. The air show will feature aerial demonstrations by the Blue Angels, the Vapor Trails parachute team, the "Flying Professor" Piper Cub act, and Sanford's own Vigilantes and Skywarriors along with Cecil TAMPA (UPI) — Citrusmcn Field's Skyhawks. were to meet with U. S. Labor Social events also will have Department officials hero to­ a place in the week's proceed­ day for a last-ditch effort at ings. The Seminole County resolving the offshore labor Chamber of Commerce will crisis which threatens Use Val hold a barbecue Thursdayencia orange harvest. night honoring the visiting Tlte citrus industry onre military personnel. again will ask the labor de­ Auto Industry Builds Record Last Ditch Effort In Citrus Crisis June Moon Decides Cruise Date Levy said many boat and ski clubs already had indicat­ ed their intention of taking part in tha June cruise. Sub • committee chairmen named for the cruise are Al le e and John Brumiey, food; John Kridcr, registration and accommodations; Harry Rob­ son, entertainment, and W. A. (Jake) Adams, ramp assist­ ance. Camping facilities are ex­ pected to be provided in the downtown area for those who wish to camp during the weekend. « , ---------------- T ? l partment to extend its April 15 deadline tor foreign labor­ er* now picking crops in the •tale. Industry members contend the deadline will come at the peak of the harvest and that on-tree spoilage of millions ol dollars will result. Currently there ara 3,500 ofshore workers in Florida. The industry says if these leave that only 10,000 domestic workers will remain. And an estimated 13.000 to 17,000 per­ sona are needed ia the har­ vest. ag p u n m e GAINESVILLE (U P I)-T h e future ot agriculture ia Flor­ ida will be discussed April 5-1 at s meeting on the University of Florid* campus. BLACKBERRIES ARE RIPE nt the Central Florida Experiment Station and picking began tills week. Here Thomns D. Lemon, field assistant, displays 2-1 pints o f the lnrgo Fiordagrand and other mixed varieties. These berriea w ill be available in local stores. (Herald Photo) Blackberry Crop Harvested Here One of the most promising new crops in the area is black­ berries, which now arc being harvested in the Central Flor­ ida area, the Central F'urida Experiment Station report*. Dr. P. J. Wcstgate, who Is in charge of the htacVVu-rry r.vprriiiu’Jils at the >t;»ti.»n, ro port* blackberries are selling at $3 to $0 a flat (a dozen pints) on the wholesale mar­ ket, as compared to $1.30 to $2.50 for strawberries. "We have perfected two bylirkl strains which produce fat, juicy berries that are bringing top prices to growers although there arc at present few blackberry farmers in the area. "Henry Simpson of Geneva has a few acres, as do Russ Alfred at Lake Ashby and Mayor Election Slated Monday By Margaret Cosby A mayor for the Village of North Orlando will he elected and sworn Into office at Monday'a 7:30 p.m, reorganizetional meeting of the village council. Mayor Irene Van Ecpocl did not seek re elec lion to the Counril. Administering the oaths ol office lo newly elected coun cl! members and lo the coun­ cil-elected mayor will be the village altorney, Orville John­ son. Taking office will be C. E. Rowell, group one; Lloyd P. Brown, group three; George T. Fuller, group four, and J. A. Wet*, group five. Only Incum bent _on_ council,, la _ Dave. Tilson who holds the group two scat. SPIKE II.L SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) — Bandleader Spike Jones. 53, was reported "slight­ ly improved" hut still in seri­ ous condition today in Santa Monica Hospital from a lung condition. Glenn Walton at Loch Arbor. Tom Lemon, of Osteen, haa several acres and Paul Brill in DcLand has five acres." Dr. Wcstgate reports that the berries grow well on the Florida sand, or in • mixture of sand and muck. Tills strain was developed first in 1933 by Prof. Ralph Sharp, of the University ot Florida, crossing Texas black­ berries with native Florida dewberries. The two hybrids now being planted are the "Fiorda­ grand" and the "Oklawaha." Another brand, the " T u t s Brazos" also la popular. Rlackberriej grown at the local experiment station tr e sold only at local markets, but regular growers' berriea are sent to Naw York M W ' kels. Local plants averago I I pinti to the bush but a grower in Ocala, K. C. Badger, with eight pollinated acres, aver* age* 47 pints to the vine. Those are three-year-old plants and Badger ia a retired blacksmith—not a farmer. Dr. Wcstgate predicts c growing demand for the fruit and expects that more grow* era will soon plant the vines, which are highly disease re* slstant. Youthful Driver Hurt In Crash A teen-age boy was slight* ly injured Thursday in an au* to collision on Palmatto Avenue in front o f tha Post Office. Tommy Lee Hayes, XI, o f Eustjs,. was .the driver _ef_ a cer which wee struck by an­ other vehicle driven by Jsmaa W. Dodson, 17, o f 117 V e r t 10th Street. Police eaid Dodson was backing out of s parkin* ■pare and (truck tha Hayes auto. Hudson was charged with failure to yiald right-of* way, according to the police report. L A n n o u n cin g H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y ’S RED CARPET SP R IN G SELLIN G SPREE FEBRUARY 15th THRU APRIL 30th The Red Carpet Will lie Oul For Every New Car Buyer. Drive A Cornel Or The New Mercury Then Compare. You Will lie In For A Big Surprise. Highest Trade Ins la History Oa Car Of Your Choice. SEE US TODAY l l HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 322-4884 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Ssaford, Via. .. �Vljt Rev. l i ifttl f m t ) Para 2—Ft!. April t, *65 Grover Sewell Refreshment Time —» ** How often wo look forward to rofroahmont time. Homotlmo II ia callod tho "coffee brook** or at echool || may bo callod "rue**#." Children aa wall M adulte look forward to "rofroahmont tlmo" whan wo cathor fo r any purpooo bo it aoclal or work. Tba (roa teit rofroahmont that can poaalbly coma to ua, however, la that which la oura whan wo real Ito tho presence o f Ood. Wo all ha vo tho temptation, and many euecom b to it, to got ao buay with tho many damanda o f Ufo that wo almply forgot about Hla prooenco. How wearing It can bo to llva a Ufa unto ouraolvoa. Evan though wo do have inter* opened with our work perlode o f recreation, wo *1111 find o'lrealvao worn out and In nood o f tho rofroehmant that can bo our* only when tho prooenco o f tho Lord la Rec­ ogn ita!. Tha Apootlo Peter aald a long time ago word* recorded in Acta I l l s that aaam moat appropriate today. Ha wrote, "Tlmea of refreshing from tho preaenco o f tha Lord." The** word* aaam Ilka a cool wava aplaahlng over a hot and tired body; Ilk*.a refreshing glaaa o f tea on a hot aummrr day. Pater lived In a world that wga different from oura am*, y et very almllar. It waa like it In that it waa a world o f unroot. It waa nearing tho edge o f tho cliff morally and aplrltually. It waa on* which needed God eo much that deatruetlon aeemed certain with* out Him. •* Bo many poopla aay to mo that thay art Inaecur# In their Uvea although thay do have enough o f tha nscesaltlea that are often thought to mako Ufa eectnro. Wa have aueh an abundance o f food, clothing, and ehelter In our country yet wo find a fooling o f Insecurity that beeomea very apparent in the t remendproblem* that roault cue pro! from » . ' Tho alcohol!***, that I* growli ring by leapt and bounds, the emphaela on eex to tha point o f alckna**, tho daaartlon o f high Ideal*, the lack o f love for family and country and many other la* diction# o f aoul ekkneae. Many thlngt happen when on* re* Ilie* Uia refreehment o f Ood'a praaanca. On* of tha m oit Important ia that we reallaa that w* can listen to Ood and rocalva guidance by truatlng In Hla promlaei. An llluatratlon o f thla can be found In the 87th chapter of tha Book of Acte whore we find that Paul waa balng carried to Rom*. He waa a pritonar and alnca he wa* atanding trial for hla Ufa It waa Mcoaaary to go to the copltol city. Tho ahlp waa travallng from Crate to Italy whan It waa caught In a eever* storm. The ahlp wa* a m o 11 and Ita mechanical maant o f navigation war* ex­ tremely limited. Th* atom wind* raged until the ahlp wae carried far from land. No stare nor eun waa to be eecn. Th* water filled the boat and tha wave* toned It to and fro until U eeemed that it could atay afloat no longer. In order to do all poeilbt* the cargo waa pitched over* board. Whan tha a tom eon* tlnued fo r fourteen daya many o f the people abandon­ ed all hope but on th* four­ teenth night Paul had a dream. In thla dream an angel told him that non* on board the ahlp would be lost. Paul waa tired but now ha waa refreshed with the pres­ ence o f hie Lord. Paul told th* paaaengtra and craw of hla meaaage. Ha went on to aay that they had gone four* teen daya without food and living In auepenee, th erefore, they should eat and gain etrenglh. Paul eat the ex­ ample by breaking brtad, giving thank* to God, and eating. Stom a on a ahlp can be vary oxhauetlng and wearing. Tha "a to m o f Ufa" can alao exhaust th* atrong aa well aa th* weak. Refreahraent time cornea only when wa accept th* God of the atorma and hear him aay again "peaca, be ■till.” Th* Chriet Who atlllad the W*t*f* o f tha Sea o f GalIlea oo long ago and brought refraahmant to tha faarful and haraaaed diacipUa la juat waiting to refreah ua with Hla preeenc* and peace. It ia up to ua. Th* gift ia efferad eo let ua be receptive. Bishop To Visit Christ Episcopal !n Lonqwood lljr Done* Estes Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttlt. D D., Rlshop of 8outh Flori­ da, will maka an annual vis­ itation to Chriet Episcopal Church, Longwood, thla Sun­ day. Bishop Loultit will cele­ brate Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and administer the Sacrament of Holy Confirma­ tion and deliver the Sermon at th* B a.m. service. Th* Episcopal Churchwoman will aerva breakfast for those attending th* early eervlca and a reception for newly confirmed members of Christ Church end their fam­ ilies will follow the Confir­ mation Barries. Bishop Louttlt alio will b leu the new organ which haa been purchased through comblnad efforts o f members o f th* Men’s Club, Episcopal Churchwomen and Episcopal Young Churchman as well aa by donation* o f labor and money from many other members nf th* church. Tbs Men's Club will meet at 7:10 p.m. Monday in the pariah house. A. P. floweraox, president, will conduct tha m uting. Elder Springs To Register For Kindergarten Elder Springs Christian Kindergarten la now accept­ ing enrollment for the fall term. The eehool, which le con­ ducted at Elder Springs Haptiit Church, la equipped to teach to children end regi­ strations will be accepted on a first come, first served, b u ll, A child muet be five years old before January I, IMS, to be eligible to attend. Th* teacher, Mrs. Kennath L. Meadors, Is a graduate of Cumberland C o l l e g e , Wil­ liamsburg, Ky., and haa aaparlance as an elementary teacher there. Purpou o f the kindergar­ ten, a ccor4*g \a Mra. Mead­ ors, le to help ptspar* o child for the first grade In uhool, help him live creatively, lov­ ingly and securely In the present, and to offer religious trslning which halpe provide o foundation for Ufa's ChrietIan living. Tuition rates are moder­ ate and the email reglstra* tlon fee covers costa of ma­ terial! used during the year. Interested parents ara Invit­ ed te contact Mrs. Meadors ivity and RL Magr. William at har home or at th* church. J. Mnllaly, P.A., V.F., o f St. Paul's Rectory, D a y t o n a Beach, spiritual moderator, attended th* event. Rev. Fr. Henry J. Miron, B.TX., pastor of Bleated Sac­ rament Church, Clermont, By Jaae Caeulberry wae guest speaker and gave Ascension Lutheran Church a talk on "Th* Church: o f Casulberry will bo tha Growth and Development." Mre. Cheater Ksitalercaak, scene o f a banquet given by deanery president* conducted th* Young People’s Group Sunday at d p.m. th* meeting. More tnan uu persons are The day's activities began with High Maas calibrated by expected to attend the ban* Rev. William Carry, pastor quet which will be prepared o f Bloasad Trinity Church o f by tba women o f th* church. Guests o f honor will b* th* Ocola. 10 boys and girls who will be taken Into lb* church on Unity Study Falm Sunday by th* rite of Unity o f Do Land will con­ confirmation. Thslr parent* duct a serial o f four Prayar also have keen Invited te at­ Workshops to ba held at 11 tend. a.m. each Turiday during David Vorpagel, counselor, the month of April at Hotel will serve aa toastmaster and Putnam on Naw York Avo- entertainment will be fur­ nu*. Mrs. Robert Kahoe will nished by members o f the lead tha study claaaaa which group. Rev. C. R. Zeander Is are open to th* public. pastor. Area Catholic Women Attend Spring Meeting Of Deanery B y D o o m Eatea Mrs. Gene Shannon, preeldent, and 11 member* of tha Church o f tho Nativity Cath­ olic Women'a Club, ond Mr*. John Barhydt, president, and Mr*. Robert Bueh of St. Mary-Magaten Women's Guild o f Altamonte Springe, attend­ ed the Spring Meeting o f th* Orlando Control Deanry, St. Auguitln* Diocesan Council o f Catholic Women, held at the HVyJJn* R oirt 1". Silver Springs, Tuesday. O t h e r women attending from Church o f Nativity wer* Mr*. Elena Bhaw, Mr*. Klala Farina, Mrs. Jennie Fog, Mr*. Polldora William*, Mra. Donna Estes, Mra. Tar­ ry Fay. Mr*. Hilda Somtntr, Mrs. Rosamary Grove, Mrs. Fat Quilling and Mra. Helen Beam. A total o f 214 members of 80 affiliations and 10 clergy­ man, Including Rev. WUIIam J. Trainer, founder and for­ mer pastor o f Church o f Nat­ Young People Set Banquet Hew Pastor At Prairie Lake By CHURCH DIGNITARIES speaking at second annlveraaryaendca ofB ta r L ak e Methodist Church were (left to right) Mrs. Margaret Brown, Glenn H. Whipple, Rev. William Irwin, John Wolking and Walter Bowlea. Church Observes 2nd Birthday By Maryann Mile* Brer Lake M e t h o d i s t Church celebrated the second anniversary of It* organisedon In epecial service!. b «.mon by the minister, Rev. William Irwin, wae entitled "The Drama o f Conflict." Speakers for the eervlce Included, in addition to Rev. Irwin, Mra. Margaret Brown, vice president o f the wom­ an's Society of Christian Service; Glenn H. Whipple, chairman of the Official Board; John Wolking, presi­ dent o f tho Youth Fellow­ ship, and Walter Bowles, president o f the Men’s Club. Whipple, whose talk wee "Operation Llvewlre," gave a brief history o f the church and outlined goals for the fu- Holy Cross Chapter Meets Announced Chapters o f Holy Cross Episcopal Women of th* Church will meet next weak. Schedules, aa announced In the church’s newsletter, "Th* Envoy," are: St. Agnea Chap­ ter, Monday, at the church, immediately following t h e Bible Claes; 8t. Mark'* Chap­ ter, Monday, 0:30 a.m., home of Mrs. Wallace Philips, 2000 Lily Court, with Mra. A . B. Peterson Jr. as co-hostese; St. Mary’s Chapter, Monday, 8 p.m, home o f Mrs. Gordon Sweeney, 120 W. 10th Street; a n d , Ht. Anns'* Chapter, Tuesday, 10 a.m., home of Mrs. Melvin Miller, 2301 Grandview Avanua. C o f f e e hour host* an­ nounced for th* month o f April are Mr. and Mra, Phil Stanley Jr., this Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicholes, April 11; Mr. and Mrs. John Hom­ er, April 18; and, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Johnson, April 2S. Spring Revival Continues In Lake Mary By Frsarsa Wester First Baptist Church ef take Mary Is conducting Its annual Hprtng R e v i v a l through Sunday, April 11, with Dr. Jamas A. Howard e f Landrum, S. C., as gutat evangelist. Daily servlets are conduct­ ed at 7:80 p.m. with each planned te bring Internet and inspiration to all member* e f a family. Special music la presented at all meetings during th* revlrat. Rev. V. C. Ladd, paator ef th* Lake Mary church, has attended Invitation to th* public to Join hla congrega­ tion at thla epecial time. tur* which Include enlarge­ ment of Sunday School de­ partment faellltlea and build­ ing a parsonage. It waa announced that Rev. Irwin would return to retire­ Christian Science Lecture Scheduled Mathoda o f releasing the power o f Christianity In hu­ man life will ba explored at a public lecture on Christian Science to be given here by Harry 8. Smith, recognised teacher and practitioner of Christian Selene# In Atlanta, Ga. T h * lecture, "Practical Christianity,” which le being sponsored by First Church o f Christ, Sanford, will taka place at 8 p.m. Sunday In the auditorium o f Semtnola High School. Smith, a former regional sales manager In Atlanta for a national firm, left the poeillon In 1088 to devoto full Passion Play Inspires Group From Deltona By Mildrod Haney Two chartered buses trans­ ported Deltona r e s i d e n t s through the beautiful orange groves to Lake Wales, the destination being th* outdoor amphitheatre where th* famoua '‘ Paulon Play" was to be shown. Th* day was a beautiful spring day, Juit perfect for the trip and the pause on ahoree o f lovely Lake Wale* for lunch. Settling down on benches at scene nf th* play, one could almost Imagine he act­ ually waa In th* ancient town o f Jerusalem. Th* hillside woe covered with blossoming orange trees and, aa the aud­ ience watched, o caravan of camels plodded across tha ridge, stopping to drink at the watering trough*. Shephard boys herded their sheop and lambs and women In flowing dross atoppod at the well and fllted the ju gf they carried on their should­ ers. Singing of wild birds and beady acent o f orange blos­ soms gave th* feeling o f tru­ ly being In th* market place in that ancient town and ev­ eryone fait hew wonderful It must have bean in that long ago time to hava talked and walked with Jems ai ha mov­ ed among hla people. The beautiful scenes of th* Resurrection concluded tha play and at th* bus turned homeward again tha Deltona group felt most grateful for the opportunity to eee thi* moat memorable offering of th* famous play. Auxiliary M eeting The Ladies Auxiliary of tho First Pentecostal Church e f Longwood will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at th* church on Orange Avenue. Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, presi­ dent, will conduct the meet­ ing and serving aa hoatesees will be Mrs. Obara Young and Mias SheUs Yeung. CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHECY, 8507 Elm Avoaut, expacta to begin conatruction within the next three weeke on • new alx-dataroom Addition which also will contain a pastor's study, kitchen and a large fellowship hail with a cathe­ dral type celling. Plane for the addition (left as shown in architect's sketch) were given approval by the church's building com­ mittee which is made up of Sid Galley. Jimmy Griffle, WUllo Withorow, Clyde Musa Sr„ Erie Kinard and the pastor. Rev. Bobby Welch. (Herald Photo) % ment status following the June conference. F o l l o w i n g th* eervlce, members and guests enjoyed a covered dish dinner In Wil­ liam Irwin Hall. time to the Christian Science healing practice. Ha current­ ly la on tour aa o member of the Board o f Lectureship o f tha First Chureh o f Christ, Scientist, ia Boston, Mess. \5rfp - ^ •1 H a v r y & S mlHi Building Site First Southern Methodist Chureh o f Sanford, at a spec­ ial called conference follow­ ing evening worship last week, voted approval o f th* recently acquired property to bo used as a building alto. J. L. Sauls, chairman of the Board o f Stewards, de­ scribed the land which is lo­ cated in th* 2400 block on Sanford Avanua. Tha confersnea, with J. T. Tslmedg* presiding, completed other business and Rev. Durward H. Knight, paator, reminded the congregation of the re­ vival which Is to be hold tbs last week o f thla month. First Southern Mathadist meets at the Sanford Wom­ an's Club with Sunday School at 0:45 a.m.; Epworth Lea­ gue at 8 p.m., and Evening Worship at 7:80 p.m. All InUr**ted persona are Invited to attend. VBS Workihop Set Thursday By Joo* Casselberry A workshop for Vacation Bible School workers win be held Thursday at tha First Methodist Church in Wiator Park from 0:30 s.m. to 8 p.m. Mrs. Frank Masalck, who will servo as director for th* Bible School at Coasalborry Community Methodist Church again this year, aeka that those intoroeted In attending the workshop bring a sack lunch and meet at the church at 0 a.m. for transportation to Winter Tark. FOR ANY OCCASION FLO W E R S ARE ALWAYS CORRECT •I|* Oaafarh Rtralh *«. ea* carte*. SaterSa, te Sealer* •U Beeler*, Close e« Sealer*, rt*. t e cow Wee* JS Tree tan* Jana Casselberry Rev. William M. Grogan haa accepted th* dutle* aa mlnletor o f Prairie Lake Bap­ tist Chureh, Fern Perk, and will preaeh hla first sermon at th# 11 a.m. worahlp eervIce Sunday. Rev. Grogan formerly was p a s t o r o f First Baptlit Church o f Geneva and has served several churches In Tennessee and Kentucky. A native of Brevard, N.C., h* waa ordained by First Baptist Church of that city at the aga o f 20 yeere. He is a graduate o f Bre­ vard High School; Mara Hill College; Wake Forast Col­ lege, where he received his bachelor o f arts degree magna cum lauds, and Southern Baptist Theological Semi­ nary, where he earned hla bachelor o f theology and master's degree*. He has served as chairman o f avangelism and chairman o f Sunday 8chool enlarge­ ment and evangelism for the Seminole Baptist Aisociatlon. Formerly he served on th* board o f managers o f tho Tannssaea Baptist Children’s Homes; faculty of tha school of religion at the University o f Tennessee; faculty o f the extension department o f Car■on-Neerman College, and on th* Juvanlla court o f Wayne County, Tenn. His wife, Virginia, is a naUr# ef Tennaoeee and attend­ ed tho University o f Tennes­ see. They have four sons. Th* eldest son, Mac, la a Junior at Belmont College In Nash­ ville and their son, John, is a sophomore there. Their twin aana, Jim and Jot, ara In th* eighth grade. Tha paitor and Me family now are making their ho.nr in the pastorium on Ridge Road, Fern Park. Sunbeams Meet In Lake Mary B y F ran ca* W e tte r Sunbeam groups o f tha First Baptist Church o f Lakt Mary met with their leaders at the church. Th* Nursery and Beginnets Sunbeams, led by Mra. C. E. Bryant and Mrs. C. W. Shelton, conducted a program on th* topic, "God Made Evscything." Those attending were Deb­ bie and Pam Hill, Jackie and Lorris Wlgge, Sandy and Jody Cooper, Donnie Stout, Wayne Bryant, Judy Winskowikl* and Charles Yaney. T h a Primary Sunbeams met with Mrs. Raleigh Coop­ er and Mrs. Richard Stout to learn the Sunbeam Song and hear a atory tolling how tha "Sunheama" name was chos­ en for th* group. Attending t h i s meeUng wars Richard and Ronnie WUhelm, Timmi* C o o p e r , Christina Stout, Joy and Johnny label, Jo Ann McKall and William Wigg. Attend serv ices td is w eed , at uour own J ifa c e o f worsfUf) REV. WILLIAM M. GROGAN Pastor To Observe First Anniversary First anniversary o f Rev. Harold J. Clark’s pastorate at Oak Grove MB Church, Geneva, will be observed with a four-day program next week. Rev. A. M. McCre# and Rev. S. W. Washington and their congregation* from Hanford and Rev. J.-M. Browdy, Oviedo, will have charge of the programs on Wednee- Pathfinders To Appear At Local Church The popular Pathfinders Quartet o f plant City will ■Ing at a special eervlca at First Church of the Naxarent, West Second Street and Maple Avenue, during th* 0:48 a.m. 8unday School hour this week. The tinging group has en­ joyed increased service op­ portunity in the area and throughout Florida and feat­ ures Inspirational singing of gospel hymns, songs and spirituals. The Pathfinders, Pete MeNabb, manager, and Thurman Whatley, Jamea Taylor, J. W. Kirkland and Bob Collier, art no strangers to this area, appearing her* recently for church eervicea, concerto and goipel sings. Rev. Taul Bickea, paator o f th* local ehurch, extendi welcome to th* general pub­ lic to attend the epecial serv­ ice and hear the alnglng o f thla group. day, Thursday and Friday evening*, respectively. T!>e church school Concert Set The Bethune-Cookman Col­ lege Concert Choir will present a program at 8 p.m. Monday at the DeBary Com­ munity Center under auspices o f the woman’* Society o f Christian Service, DeBary Community Methodist Church. Advanr* tickets are available at local businesses or from any member o f tha WSCS. Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpata • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds Howdoes ChristianScience heal? H a n la y a w opportunity m p i n Ixstkaad k » Yaor aetfhboo wbaareCbri* aordlally tevtte you to a an bo* M oatlaaua* la taka*, and you wtU m i obligate youneM te aay way last aM ban. aad an gvm by awmbort of the Beard af l eaauraiblp el Tba Madtat Chunk Tba FlmCbtacb al Christ. SdanOat. in Boston. Muaochimattn FfcylUa R s g e a s tia * FA 84884 L a k e M ary Mary C ar. R . 1*4 B S e a fa rd A va. 388-1822 888-8488 Getting* Attend a free public lecture: “ Practical Christianity” Harry 8. Smith, C4UL, of Atlanta, Georgia Member of th* Beard of Lectureship ef The Mother Church, The First Church *f Christ, Scientist, ia Boston, Moassrhusetu Stniaala High School Georgia A vskm Baaford, Florida 8u»day, April 4, IMS al l:M pjri. DeBanr •884408 1) You turn W d atari Christian Science, t a ta g muck do you actually know about * ? . p u p i l n o t a a iy aaaaolattoo and h o p s, t a boahag - ( N o ra H arris T B S-1114 S . Bern tool* ^ At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside old post office) tanaarion shout thla roU gioo w hich has brought i V irg in ia P etresk ! P . O . B ox 1114 S e a fa rd 0 OVER 35 YEARS MUdrod SANFORD FLOWER SHOP will sponsor the Sunday morning worship eervlce on April 11, with Rev. H. B. Holiday and hla congregation from Gen­ eva presenting the program. The dcaconeti and deacon board* will sponsor tits Jp.m. Sunday program by Rev. H. V. Palmer and Rev. f , J. J. Bennett and congrega­ tions from Sanford. An "Hour o f Memories" under th* epontorshlp of the general church will be held at 6:80 p.m. Sunday. A L L A R E W E LC O M E o �•Sf V m lf Frl. April 2, ’65—Pa£« S Mums innssERsniiHintsasMmcnKii REPRESENTING Altamonte Springs Elemen­ tary School in the county spelling bee will be Kathleen Gale, (left), o f the fifth grude, run­ ner-up to the winner, Judy Loftin, sixth grader. (Hernld Photo) Local Solons Leave 'Sunday For Capital Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davia Jr. will leave Sunday for the opening aenion of the 1065 ■late legislature Tuesday. Both said they have not yet received committee appointmenta which are expect­ ed to he made during the first week of the legislative meeting. Queried as to their hacking on local bills which have been requested, both said that they have had such a deludge of requests and have held so many hearings on local legialative proposals that they have not yet had time to stu­ dy them and decide those which they will support. They plan next week to settle down to a serious study of the local requests. Request o f the county and city for riparian rights and title to off-shore lands in Lake Monroe and St. Johns River is considered one the primary requests, with the possibility o f some difficult ties in this matter expected to be encountered by Cleve­ land. The other top priority item will be the appropriation of funds for construction of the ^ Seminole County Junior col­ ^ lege, which already has been approved by the Junior Col­ lege Board. The board rec­ ommended that $30,000 this year and $210,664 next yrar be appropriated. The school, if finished, is expected to be open for enrollment by the fall o f 1067. Cleveland called attention gp to the fact that all local o u n ty legislative bills are available to the public in the county clerk'a office at the courthouse. Both o f the county's rep­ resentatives will be living at Holiday Inn while in Tallahassee and may be reached there by constituents. The primary fight before the Legislatures, reapportion­ 6 ment ns ordered by the U. S. Supreme Court will deter­ mine whether Seminole Coun­ ty will have local legislative representation in the next session o f the state body. Another bill on the agen­ da is one which would re­ quire the Legislature to meet every year instead of every f By Francea Wester two years. A Youth Fellowship has Both Cleveland and Davis been organised for teenagers said that if at any time local o f the First Baptist Church citizens have questions, need o f Lake Mary with meetings information or have comto be held from 7 until 0 menta they will be “ at home p.m. each Saturday. in Sanford most weekends.” Officers elected at the or­ ganisational meeting are Dale Wilhelm, president; Buddy Stokes, vice president; 0 Jack Hamn, secretary; Bob­ by Shelton, treasurer; Alice Hamn, program chairman and Gregg Wilhelm, aocial chair­ man. By Eveljn Lundy Rev. V. C. Ladd, pastor of Rev. A. Flournoy Jernigan the church, led a “ slngspiration" and Mrs. Ladd gave the has accepted call to the pas­ d e v o t i o n using the 05th torate o f First Baptist Church Fsslm with ‘'Worship” as the o f Oviedo and will deliver his first sermon at the 11 a.m. theme. Games were played and re­ worship service this Sunday. Rev. Jernigan comes to freshments were served. Gregg Wilhelm served as Oviedo from the Ortega Bap­ host this week with Alice tist Church in Jacksonville Hamn having the devotional. w here he was minister for the past 11 years. He graduated from Stetson and f r o m . Southwest Seminary. He is married and he and Mrs. Jer­ nigan have one child, Jim, who S First Prerbytcrisn Church is six-and-one-half years old. Youth Fellowship Organized In Lake Mary Rev. Jernigan New Pastor In Oviedo 20,000 B COOL YOUR ENTIRE HOME! • Automatic thermostat control plus 9 cold nettlnyra • Vent control for fresh air, re-circulation or exhaiutt • 3-speed Master switch • Washable foam filter • Full 5-year warranty NO MONEY DOW N...CHARGE IT! • Church To Tour Resident Home o f Sanford has announced a chartered bus trip to Braden­ ton Manor, the Presbyterian retirement home in Braden­ ton, for Friday, April 23. The bus will leave Grey­ hound station at 0 a.m. and atart the return trip between S and 6 p.m. Lunch will be available at the Manor. 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The Hounda' Infield will have Cook at first, Mika Star­ ling at cecond, Brent Helma at ahortatop and Larry Baker at third. Larry Lott will do the catch­ The Sooth Seminole Hurri­ ing. canes will take on the Sanford Braves ta Sanford agaia to­ day ia a bid to evaaga an aariiar 7-0 lota. RICK WAL8TR0M (left) and Tom Forman, Bemlnola High School, run tha low and high hurdlea at the game time in this picture strictly for the photographer. (Herald Photo) Tbe Seminole Little League aeaaon gete underway Satur­ day with six gamea on tap at Cooper Plaid In Caaaelberry. There alao will be an all­ day barbecue aerved. Ceremoniea kicking oU the aeaaon will be held at 9:43 a.m. with the Caaaelberry VPW conducting the ftag-ralslag. Hibbard Caaaelberry will throw out the flrat ball. Gamea will begin at 10 a.m. with Longwood meeting Sunland In a major league con­ tact. The Longwood and 8unland teama will march on the field and give the Little League Coeah Dave Millar haa tap­ ped Veley as tha Ukaly atarileg pitcher ia tha contest. Ualey pitched three iaalaga agate* Bishop Moore ia hla only appearance thus far. Brace Stuart n a y see n ouad actios U Unlay faila By George C. Langford South Semlnoia Junior High School will stags a pair of A e remainder o f the start- basketball gamea tonight in tag lineup will consist of1 the Lyman gym. Slated for action art teama Catcher Tom Hawkas, first besom aa Stuart, second base­ composed at male members man Johany Newell, ahortatop of tha faculty v i m i South George Milwee, third base­ Seminole's undefeated Hurri­ man Jamie Cornell, teftflalder canes and a team composed Jtea Lucas, centerftelder Mika at women faculty members Hargis and rlghtfleldor Matt vs. South Somlnolo cheerlead­ ers aod other girls, i The Uttar contest U achedtiled to bogln at 7 p.m. with the feature game beginning at 9:90. Coach Dave Milter, who lad (ho school's baakotball team to the county title thla peat season, wiU bo In charge of the men’s faculty team. Other faculty member* par­ ticipating will be Jim Clark, Pate Poore, BUI Edwards, Herbert Drualng, John Angel, Charles Allen, Wayne Byerly, By Mta Bartee Mike Durak, Roland HU1 and Norm Dorsan, Instructor at R uteri I Moore. the Orange Knoll Qolf Driving Bruce Ituart will be tit# Raage at Altamonte Springs, player-coach ter the ’Cants. Stuart wUl bo Urn starting answer d in k s for women center along with forwards golfers from 10 until 11 a.m. Grant Rose and Mike llargia overy other Monday beginning and guards Jim Lucas and April I. Any woman with golf MaU Hlckok. problems may attend these Leonard HoUii. Mike Rickclinks. ett, Bobby Means, Dennis Instruction classes for the Garrett, Stave Shephard and woman are scheduled twice Ron Tulbert will be tha other weakly, Mondays and Thurs­ members o f the Hurricane days, 10 a.m. until 11 a m . team. and I p.m. until 2 p.m. Members of the women's faculty aro: Joann Rowe, Records o f U. 8. Patent Of­ Joan Battle, Anno Ford, Geor­ fice show 631,000 patents gia McDaniel, Tina Barnett, wem granted between 1163 rrinceaa Ackerman, L o n a and 1900 and only 62,000 Battle and Thelma Moasboldware granted earlier. Orange Knoll Clinici Slated UPl Sparta Writer Warren Spahn, baseball's patriarch player, la bent on ■battering eome well eetabllshed theories about tha ftIBta Specifically, B p a h n la teaching hla Now York Met proteges that, contrary to popular bollof, pitchers can ba hlttara and a playing ca­ rter doesn’t necessarily and at 44. Bpahn, in hla dual rols o f coach and pitcher fo r the Meta, is hitting M l In spring training, ranks third In runa-battod-in on tha Mats, has slugged one o f the Mete four homers and has posted a 9-0 pitching record. Thursday, tha Mat Mathttsalah, who will be 44 In throe weeks, drove in the two decisive runs, stroked a pair If tingles and became the first Meta pitcher to work seven Inning* ne New York tripped Detroit 4-9. "And Jus* think," aaid a gleeful Casey Stengel. “ I got me n pinch hitter, too." Tha ageleea lefty blanked Top Olympic Athlete Retires Seventeen Seminole Coun­ ty youths ere listed on sports squads at Blahop Moore High School in Orlando. Moat o f the boya participate In at least two events. Sanford youths listed on aquada include Dan Simon, football and track; Dick Msmale, baseball; Dick Nolte, football and track. Others from Seminole In­ clude: BUI Keegan, Tnnglawnod, track; John Bowen, English Estate*, track and football; Scott Crumllch, O a k l a n d Bhnree, football and base­ ball; lllll Dunn, Casselberry, footbnll, basketball, t r a c k and golf; Rick Dunn, Cassel­ berry, football, basketball, and baseball; Mike Hlpps, North Orlan­ do, football and track; Jim Murphy, Casselberry, foot­ ball and track; John Guampie, Oakland Shores, swim­ ming and basketball; Tim GUI, Oakland Shores, track; Tom Austin, Longwood, base­ ball; Ron Nordstrom, Casselber­ ry; Paul Taylor, Esstbrook, baseball, football and basket­ ball; Tom Hickson, baseball; and Tex Laughlln, football NEW YORK (U P l) — Donna Do Varona, who an­ nounced eha waa giving up competitive swimming test night, was named outstand­ ing Olympk female athlete o f 1964 today by the Nation­ al Academy o f Sports, eon;prised o f sporta editors from over 100 major ntwapapers. Miss Do Varona won gold medals In tha 400-meter indi­ vidual medley and jnn.metvr and tra ck . fresstyte relay. Swimmer Sharon Btouder waa second. PLAY GOLF Tbe Stars and Stripe* aa tha flag o f tha U. 8. was form­ ally adopted by tha Continen­ tal Congress on Juno 34, 1777. ONLY MEMBERSHIP 110.96 then weekday Greene Poo f I Land O’ Lake* Country Cl ah Hwy. 17-99, Casselberry 626-9999 RACING DAYS LEFT another run o f f him In the seventh. Spahn allowed nine hlta, several o f tha infield variety, and struck out three. Dave Wlckerahan gave up all four New York runs ia the third inning and was charged with the lots. In other gamea, Cincinnati blanked Minnesota 4-0, the Los Angelas Dodgers nipped Philadelphia 6-B, Pittsburgh shut out Baltimore 741, the Chicago Whlta Box outalugged St. Louis 11-9, Washing­ ton beat Kansas City 11-0 and the Los Angelas Angela de­ feated their Pacific Coast League farm team, Seattle, 6-2. The Chicago Cube-8an Francisco gamo and tha Clevaland-Boston contest in Arisons wars cancelled be­ cause o f rain. Tha Dodgera victory was tampered by the news that their ace aouthpaw, Sandy Koufax, had to be rushed bock to, Los Angeles from V tro Beach, Fla., fo r re-ex­ amination o f his left elbow after Koufax complained he waa unabla to bend It. A similar Injury sidelined Kou­ fax teat August 16 for tha reminder o f the aeaaon. General Manager Butxy Bavael admitted he was “ as much alarmed ns I am disap­ pointed. It'a a blow to the club. 1 waa beginning to be­ lieve that the club ia aa good aa the 12-6 record indicates." pledge before the action beglna. At 12 noon Altamonte Twlna meet North Orlando farm team In a minor league game. At 2 p.m. Caaaelberry playa Altamonte Scnatora In the maJora; at 4 p.m., Bear Lake mecta the Lake Mary farm club In the minora; at 6 p.m. Bear Lake and Lake Mary major a meet and at • p.m., the Altamonte Twlna battle North Orlando In a major league claah. Little League and farm teama will play at Cooper field until April 34. After that date the Senior League and I • Little League will uae the field with tha farm teama playing at Lake Mary on Saturdaya until July. On 8unday, April II, from 12 noon to • p.m. turkey dinnera will be aerved at O'Brlen'c Reataurant for the benefit o f the Little League organization. Left Arm Is Useless LOS ANCKLES (U P l) — | Angelea Dodgera aa well hi* when he underwent an ex­ » Sandy Koufax carried the dreama for advancing an al- amination o f hla stiff, sud­ pennant hopes o f the Loa |ready fabuloua career today denly useless left arm. Koufax, who missed six weeks last season because o f a similar ailment, flew her* Thursday night from V tro Beach, Fla., to be examined by orthopaedic specialist Dr. Robert Kerlan. He was to have X-raya aa well as other teats. “ I’m aa much alarmed aa I am disappointed,’ ’ aaid E. J. Buzsle llnvasi, Dodger general manager, in announc­ ing the recurrent elbow prob­ lem. “ O f course It’s a blow to the club." Koufax, 29, had pitched a full nine innings In a 2-0 loss to Chicago Tuesday. Thurs­ day night, he was unable to bend his elbow although it did not hurt him. There was no indication what the problem was, al­ though Bandy aaid after last aeaaon— when he won 19 and lost only five — that there waa apparently fluid in the lining o f hla elbow joint. A loss o f Koufax fo r part or all o f the aeaaon easily could be the blow depriving the Dodgera o f pennant chan­ ces. There waa nothing in any statement Issued by the club Thursday night to Indicate a permanent Injury. 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April 2, *65— Page 5 9 > n l) Mary-Esther Golf Tourney Opens At Mayfair April 7 Maris Arrested In Bar Incident FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI) New York Yankee batting king Roger Maria waa booked at the Fort Lauderdale police sta­ tion Thursday night on assault and battery charges. Marls denied through a team spokesman, Bob Flthel, that be slugged Jerome A. Mochalewakl, 25, a professional mo­ del who swore out a warrant against Marls accusing the out­ fielder o f hitting him out-aide a bar shortly after midnight was formally arrested and booked, and paid a 1300 bond. Wednesday. He ie scheduled to appear Fisbel said Maria told him he was at the bar and attempt­ In Municipal Court Tuesday on ed to break up a fight, but the charge, which la a misde­ that he did not hit anyone. meanor. "H e very definitely said be Modselewskl told police in was not guilty," the Yankee an Initial report he could not spokesman said. Identify the assailant who first Marls was unavailable for awore at him as he and a girl comment after he went to the were leaving the bar. He said police station with Flshel and the assailant refused to apolo­ team Manager Johnny Keane, gise when he returned after Two Resign Posts O n Racing Board LEESBURG (U PI) - The tw o Bryant administration holdovers on the racing com ­ mission— Sam L. Pyles and John A. To rode — turned in their resignations to Gov. Haydon Burns yesterday. Shortly after he took office, the new governor said he plan­ ned to name his own men to the commission in place of Pyles and Torode. Burns said he would replace them under the tame supreme court advisory opinion which said he could appoint his own board of regents Instead of set­ tling for the Bryant "lam e duck" appointees. When Pyles and Torode were appointed In the final hours o f the Bryant days, Bums called it another at­ tempt by Bryant to "usurp'' the power of his young admin­ istration. In their letter of resignation Pyles and Torode told Burns they had stayed on "at some sacrifice to our personal feel­ ings" because they felt stag­ gered terms for commission­ ers are valuable. They said such terms leave one or more experienced hand in an agen­ cy during a government changeover following an elec­ tion. "(W e feci) we have, In aome •mail measure, called to the attention of the general pub­ lic the advisability o f stagger­ ed term s," they wrote. "We do hereby, therefore, submit our resignations to you effec­ tive immediately." T h t.c are three others on the commission, all appointed after Bums took over. Legal Notice In the rra rt •( the Cotnty ia< s> , ■•Miaul* Caaatr, FloaMa, la Frabala. la r*i Kalala af M ABEL B. BOMS, Dermeed. T a All CraSllara aaS r a u a i H aving lla la a ar Daman** a a e in e t kaia X a l t lt i You and each o f jro* ar« hereby notified and required to preaont any elatma and damanita w hich you. o r slthar o f you, may h avt aaalnat tha ••tata or SIABEb B. B O H , da. f iiM il. tata o f aald County, to tha County Judge o f Hemlnolo County, Florida. at hi* ofrice In tha co u rt houaa o f aald C ounty at Sanford, n o rid a , w ith in ala calendar Bonth* from tha lim a o f tha first pub licatlon o f th is n o lle * T w o eoplaa o f aach claim fr d e ­ mand ahatt ba tn writing- and ahall atata tha ptacs of realdenoa and poat o fflca Sddraaa o f tha claim ant, and shall ba •w orn to b y tha c la im * !, bla agen t, o r attorn ey a n d 'a cco m ­ panied by n filin g f t a - o f one d olla r and aurh c la im ,o r d e ­ mand not ao filed ahall la Void. Lu cille B. Knead • Ae Adm lnlatratrlx lo t tha Katat# o f MAIIEL a BOLZ. dreeaetd HIIINtloI-SKU A M I I /4 A N K lrel Federal Building Hanford. Klorlda. A lto rn a y s to r the A dalnlatrntrig . Publish April I. I. 14. 31 1SSI, COIr-S rouse's IX THSB COUNTY asent, CO LIST, I X A X O r or S O L S C O L X T r, STj FLO RIDA . x o T im a r m r nxn a s i o rA B O iA M fe r o r ix lisms pup won his last start la Grade B to move back into feature competition. Thursday Result*: 1st Race — 1/1* — Time 31.31 Gcnobar 3.60 2.80 2.80 Double Dcmoo 5.60 5.40 She'* Set 39.60 Qulnlcla (3-8) $27.00 2nd Race — 3/16 — Time 31.77 Terramycln 10.00 4.00 3.00 C. MacDuft 4.00 3.00 Ring Lit 0.00 Qulnlcla (6-7) $15.20 Perfects (6-7) $46.80 Dally Double (3-6) $22.40 3rd Race — 5 /Id — Time 31.0 Silent Wager 10.10 10.00 s.40 Sunter's Blondie 11.60 10.40 Iron Guard 12.80 Qulnlcla (7-8) $67.40 P erfect! (7-8) $166.80 4th Race — l / U — Time 2231 Oklmln 7.40 4.20 3.80 Clever Connie 7.00 6.00 Jeanne's Gossip 4.40 Qulnlcla (4-8) $42.40 Perfects (4-8) $147.66 Mh Race — % — Time 413$ Lots of Cash 8.20 7.20 4.60 Another speedster in the feature field will be H. B. WUTame Ran 8.40 3.80 Legal Notice I X T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T UK ▼ HR X I X T H J U D I C I A L C I R ­ C U I T I X AMU F O R CKHIMOLK UOUXTT. FLO RID A . C H A X C K R V MO. I R M THE BOWERT I A V I N O I BANK. P la in tiff, va. BU RST LESTER H ART, at al Defendants. X O T I C R o r S U I T IX RORTUAUR r o M M L O B lR K T O i R O B E R T J. HAUHK and KJIMA b. HAUHK. hie w ife RF.IIIItCXUUl U X K X O W X A M D T O i All parties claim ing Interacts by, through, un­ der or a n a ln e t-th o - a fo r e ­ said persona. TOU A R E h ereby n otified that n Com plaint to foreclose a certain m ortga ge encum ber­ in g this fo llo w in g described real proparly, lo -w lt : Lot 1, B lock B, COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NU. t. a ccord in g to the plal th eroot as recorded In Plat B ook U . Page It*. Public Ilacorda o f Sem inole Coun­ ty , Florida, haa bean filed agatnet you In tba abovo styled suit, and you are required to serve n copy o f you r A n sw er o r other P lea d ­ in g lo tha Com plaint on Plain­ tiffs a ttorn eys, ANDKR80N, HUSH. DKAN * LOWNDES, SIS E ast C entral Boulevard, Orlando, Florida, and file tha o rls ln a l A nsw er or other P lead­ in g In lha o f fic e o f ib o Clark o f tba CIrault Court on or b e­ fore tha SStb day o f April, ISSI. If you fall lo do an. a decree pro confeaeo w ill be ■aken analnet you fur tha re­ lie f dem anded In tb s Com ­ plaint. T h is N otloo shall ba pu blish , ad ones n w eak for four co n ­ secutive waaka ta Tke Sanford Herald. D ATED THIS U lh d a y af March, 1141. flK H ALD DKAN S K A illT . and DANIKta K E I T H minora. T O i MATtlK E U I g B E T H UK AL.DY W h oso raaidaneg and a d ­ dress are unkn TOU A R E IIK it fle d that a petition! he* bean filed w ith tha tm lerslgned C ounty Judge fo r lla appoint­ m ent o f JOHN1E A.JHISKS aa guardian o f tha pares* and p ro­ p erty o f you r ch llob n , (JER­ ALD DKAN fK A L llT a n d DANIK t. K K ITH MKAT.Xg, minora, and that aald petlton w ill b« bea rd by me oa tla 10th day o f April, A. D . I l l i a t my o f ­ fice la lb s Courtbojp* at Ban ford. Sem inole O gnly. F lo r­ a s aald Ida at IS.-gf l data. / a / Karlyla ■eholder Seminole C ou nty Juds* County. Florid (SE A L) STKNSTIiOM, D A' A rthu r H. Beckw ith, J r , MeINTOSH Clark o f cir c u it Court A ttorn eys fo r Fat Byt Martha T. Vthlon Poat O ffice Eon ' Deputy C lerk S an ford, Florida Publlah March IS A April I. Publish March S f O ». IS, l i s t . a. ta. m i JACKS OR BETTER — J. C. Martin o f the White Sox is not playing tho Lyman Grabs Second In Cinder Meet have been made. Following are the pairings and fouraomes: Jo McDaniel and Muriel Scott with Ann Marsh and Trlcia Stcnstrom; Peggy Billups and Kathryn Park with Marian Cox and Jimmie Livingston; Suzy Dickey and Jackie Crawford with Hazel Durzo and Ruth Herron; Fanchon McRobcrta a n d Thelma Vose with Shirley Schllke and Myrtle Adam*: Elaine Kerr and Ida B. Wil­ son with Jan Johnson and Reba Mahan; Harriett Williams and Jana McKibbin with Vivian Pierce and Evelyn Antar; Doris Spencer and Oecile Heard with Blanche Nlealy and Helen Carraway; Also, next Wedneaday after­ noon the members of SWGA will hold a "Punch Bowl" party at the clubhouse, hon­ oring the new golf champions of the Association. At this time a representative of the S a n f o r d Atlantic National Bank wilt award trophies to WORCH ESTER, M a s s . lU PI) — Frank tlftring re­ the winners. Winners o f tha weekly signed aa Holy Cross basket­ ball coach Thursday night to Ladies' Day tournament for devote more time to his low putts were: Class A, brokerage business. Oftring Elaine Kerr; Class B, Myrtla directed the Crusaders to a Adams; Class C, a tie be­ 64-3 record In four years as tween Ann Marsh and Mary Whelchcl. head coach. Coach Retires taking his date outside, and little (drl game of jacks, despite appearances. The Chicago catcher has then followed him outside and just been jarred loose from the ball by a runner scoring from third. hit him. Modetelevrskl said another man, not Identified and not charged, was with Marla. When be came to the station with an attorney IWursday night, however, Modselewskl GREENSBORO, N. C. (U PI) time Ryder Cup player, malch- was tied with the 27-ycaroUl By Jim Itarrhus said he was sure it was Maris —Young Tommy Aaron felt ed Martlndale with five bird­ I-awTcnc* for fourth place. Herald Sports Writer who had hit him. He said he ies and one bogey over the today that the $65,000 Greater Each had 68. Rodgers, from The l.ymnn Greyhounds had not been thinking clearly Sedcgcfield Country C l u b Greensboro Open (GGO) re­ I'crdido Hay, Fla., had a 69. finiahttl second in a trark Immediately after the Incident. course. Recapped Tires W ith W ritten presented a good opportunity Club course. "It takes a lot of luck to meet held at DeLand Thu'.w(or him to win the first major Road Hazard Guarantee Snead, 52, who said he had win,” grinned Aaron. "I f you day afternoon. l.ymnn totaled 65 pointa as tournament of hit five-year "a scroungy round" Thursday play well enough to win, you Good A t A ny O .K . Tire Store win, but it also take* luck. I compared to 116 for DeLand professional golf career. think it's possible to have and 10 for Florida Military From $6.95 The quiet, 28-year-old pro things go my way." School. flat Your Sale Price* On (JualUy New Tirea, from Gainesville, Ga., put to­ All of the first-round leaders Terry Toole finished first But CJet Our (tegular Prices Before You Buy— United Press International gether a five-under-par 66 are looking for their first tour­ in the high hurdle* and third You’ll Save Money. Thursday to take the first Cincinnati 4 Minnesota 0 nament victory of the year. in the Iowa for the ‘ Hounds. Chicago (A ) 11*St. Louis 0 round lead In (he GGO. To CO M PLETE B R A K E SE R V IC E John Rurkheimer finished ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI) - Four of the players who scored New York (N ) 4 Detroit 8 hold that lead today, he will Bonded Lining, Wheel Cylinder Parts, tournament wins this year did first in the high jump. Mike Fluid, Hearings Parked, Bleeding 4k 4800 QK Pittsburgh 7 Baltimore 0 have to outdo challengers Bill Romeo Trudeau, the Canad­ It for the first time—George Ackerman finish^! In the ian aeniors champ, defeated Adjustment (all labor Included) - ......- ....... L. Angeles (N ) 6 Philadel­ Martlndale, England's Bern­ Texas and western king Bud Archer, Red Funsclh, Bert mile run and Glenn Duncan phia 3 ard Hunt, seven-time winner W H E E L A L IG N M E N T Weaver and Dick Hart. wns aeconrP In the 440. Tom Washington 11 Kansas City 8 Sam Snead, young Dave H1U McKinney 1-up yesterday to Set Camber. Castar and Too In .........Eleven other players broke Mloducki waa third in the win the annual Ponce de Leon Los Angeles (A ) 6 Seattle and veteran Phil Rodgers. (A ir conditioned car* slightly higher) par and were knotted at 70. 440. Seniors golf championship. (PCL) 3 Martlndale shot a 67 Thurs­ They wore Bobby Nichols, Gor­ Paul Lambert cam In sec­ Wheel Ralanelng McKinney, of Dallas, dealt NO DOWN PAYMENT Chicago (N ) S. Fran, rained day which included the fourth himself the death blow on the don Jones, John Cook, i.ahron ond in the ‘J20 and Richard out NO FINANCE hole-in-one carded on the PGA Moore and Paul Rumbley Harris Jr., Mike Souchak, Bert 17th green, which he threeCleveland Boston rained out tour this year. Hunt, a fiveCHARGES Weight* Free putted for a bogey. Trudeau Weaver, Bob Rcith Jr. and finished second and third, re­ won the contest by matching 1963 GGO champion Bill Cas­ spectively, in the pole vault. Dickie I’oscner finished third the Texan's even par on the per. Most of the other hig-namc In the discus. final hole. The Lyman mile relay team It was Trudeau's first ma­ golfers wvre either at par or jor amateur win in this coun­ just above it. Arnold Palmer, finished out front and second try. Both he and McKinney Dow Finsterwald, defending in the 880 relay and sprint are expected to be in Bclleair, GGO champion Julius Boros, medley. Lyman Coach Rodney UrnFla., this weekend for the Tony Lcma and Dave Marr start of (he American Seniors were among 20 players tied berger tabled the meet aa Phone 322*7480 Space Try 5.40 "all right." at 71. tournament. NEW YORK (U PI) The Qulnlela (1-8) $21.60 National Football League will Perfects (1-8) $75.90 launch Its 1965 acason on Sept. « h Race — 5/16 — Time 31.17 19 with a full schedule of sev­ Dart Rock 17.80 6.40 4.20 en games and high hopes for Nig’s Rickie 4.20 2.80 breaking last season's paid Royal Regatta 3.0C attendance record. NFL Commissioner P e t e Qulnlela (1-7) $28.60 Razellc ssld, “ fsn Interest in Perfccta (1-7) $68.80 our 1904 schedule resulted in 7th Race — H — Time 41.88 a record paid attendance of McAllen 19.60 10.20 7.00 more than 4.5 million. That's Spanish Rose 3.80 3.00 very difficult to surpass, and Rare Gist 3.60 a schedule alone, no matter Qulnlela (6-7) $40.80 how much planning goes into Perfects (7-6) $136.00 it, will not do it. Competition 84k Race — 5/18 — Time 31.84 and balanco make interesting Circus Sunshine 31.00 10.80 5.80 races." Dorl Doll 3.80 3.60 .The Cleveland Browns open Rusty Jet 4.00 their litis defense against the Redskins at Washington on Qulnlcla (2-3) $22.40 opening day, which it a week* Perfects (3-2) $95.70 94k Race — 5/11— Time 31.96 later than last season. Other1 Nixon's Jerry 13.30 4.40 2.80 openers are Minnesota at Bal­ Micky McCool 2.80 2.40 timore, New York at Dallas, Rocket Flare 3.60 St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chi­ cago at San Francisco, Green Qulnlela (6-8) $14.80 Bay at Pittsburgh and Los Perfecta (8-8) $96.00 lath Race — 8/11 — Time 31.88 Angeles at Detroit. The 98-game schedule con­ Oul Oul Dupree 46.00 11.80 8.00 Rlmpy 3.80 3.20 tinues through Sunday, Dec. La Pete 6.60 19, with the title game slated for the city of the Western Di­ Qulnlela fS-7) $58.20 vision champion on Jan. 2. Perfect* (5-7) $214.80 lUk Race - 4a - Time 41.27 Giddy Gal 11.80 7.80 3.40 Wayside Taffy 10.40 4.20 We Get 2.20 NEW YORK (U PI) — Qulnlela (1-7) $44.20 The American Broadcasting Perfects (7-1) $243.50 Company will televise video Mutuel handle $93,254 tapes o f the Jose TorresWillie Paatreno light Innvyweight championship fight on “ Wide World of Sports" Sat­ XOTICR OF St'IT T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TO urday between 6 and 6;30 BILLY F. KKLI.RY, pm . RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. ♦ lux Wymsntl/s k p a / IMM ■ * *Mfea aa< 4d*e M s earrawty pwRat* yaet Chrydar Corpoutlon conMantty Aaron's 66 Leads Field Exhibition Results Trudeau Wins Ponce de Leon S&50 Amigo Rocker, Hi Troubles Meet In Dog Track Feature Amigo Rocker and HI Trou­ bles tangle tonight In • battle that should be a good one la the featured 10th race at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Both Pups have turned in outstanding clockings In r i cent starts although neither has registered a victory in his last three starts. Ill Troubles turned In a 31J2 second timing two starts ago only to run third behind Ryan dale and Wayside Gossip. Amigo Rocker ran out a 31.40 timing three starts ago and also finished third be­ hind L.L.'s Me Too and Ryan's express. liams' Candy Spots. The Wil- Wednesday Is the day set for the first round of the Mary-Esther Golf Tournament to be played at Mayfair Coun­ try Club. Last year thla tournament was held for the first time and was ao popular with the members of the Sanford Wom­ en’s Golf Association that Mary-Esther agreed to make It an annual affair. Play will be held on three consecutive Wednesdays and pairings NFL To Open 7 Game Slate September 19 st, build a great car... ’65 Plymouth Fight Tape Set Legal Notice AND WHOSE LAST K N O W N MA ll.I Nil A llDIIESK IS U.H.H. SUFFOLK i j i t n o . m s r / o f . i ’.o . NEW YORK. NEW YORK. 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No m o n cold hands I first b m thsm to go a n t for baby and she can still tha callings and eomars of tha haro them outside the blank­ various nom a In Um house. et, aa aha seem* to prefer. Tbla removes any embarrass- When the sleeves begin to get lay cobwebs from masking op abort or the weather warm­ er, these stitches can be re­ an a t .— JULIE GIRLS—Do bo eartfal to moved and tho eweater is as bruih only tho cobwebs. Too good as new. I finally got tired of brok­ hoary a hand on tho duat mop might amoar tho colling or en bra atrape and now I aew valla.__POLLY them permanently In place. I DEAR POLLY— I taekod a stitch back and forth across spring typo curtain rod on tho the strap to hold the ends se­ lnaldo wall o f tny pan cup* curely In place and then I sew board to Icacp my pana lida In up the length o f each strap order. For only IB eenta I In a wavy line, turn around, haro a aaater cupboard and make the wavy lines the op­ tho eorroct lida aro eaalor to posite way so the waves are up on one side and down on find. I like tho Idea fo r cutting tho other. My straps never o f f tho topa o f old bobby break or come unfastened and aocka and using thorn fo r duat this method o f stitching keeps clotha. I alao g ot good uao them from folding over.— out o f tha foot o f aueh aocka MRS. C. R. F. DEAR POI.LY— When a by ualng them aa footlota In m y loaf o n . Whan they do not child Is past the bottle stage ■tey oa quite aa wall aa I but rebels at drinking the nec­ would Ilka I ran a littla alast- essary amount o f milk, try It thread around tho top*.— putting the milk In a small plastic pitcher or tea pot, give MRS. L. A . L. DEAR POLLY—I am a now him a small plastic glass and mother and found it hard to let him pour his own. There dreoo baby warmly enough. I may be soma mopping up to eould not got mittena small do but you will be surprised enough. Finally I hit on the at how much milk he will Idea o f turning her wool drink just from fascination •wasters Inside out, gather* with a new way of doing It.— Ing the lower edges o f the MRS. J. T. D. DEAR POLLY— My little daughter's doll lost most of her -rooted” hair and I was unable te buy a wig for her. In desperation I glued a piece o f gauss on the top o f the doll's head and sewed yellow nylon yarn through the holes and tied the yarn te keep It from coming out. After the yarn was all In, I trimmed the -w ig " evenly. Even my moth­ er thought the doll waa new. — MRS. R. H. GIRLS—Soma o f you might find it easier to measure the gauss te the correct also for the wig, draw the pattern, run the yam through, cut it out and then glue the doll's hesd. No reason to limit the yarn color to yellow as brown or black may glvs the doll a com­ pletely different look.— POL­ LY Share your favorite home­ making ideas • . • send them to Polly in care o f (The San­ ford Herald). You'll receive a dollar if Polly uses your idea In Polly's Pointers. Went some help with your homemakingT Mora than 200 chore-shorteners are featured In Polly’s 32-page booklet. To order, send your name, ad­ dress snd We to: Polly's Point­ ers, r /o (The Sanford Her­ ald), P.O. Bos 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. Science Beckons Ry Hasan Light DEAR MRS. LIGHTi I am • girl i.*' the eighth grade and enjoy studying science quite a bit above my age level. My g rades show that I can da this, but my mother disapproves. I think I am old enough to doelds fo r myself what I like and what I want to do. What do you suggest?—'TROUBL­ ED PUPIL ANSW ER: I am afraid there may be more here than meets my eye. You didn’t say why your mother disapproves. Are your other grades slip­ ping because you've empha­ sised science T Are yeu so wrapped up In studying sci­ ence you don't have time for a satisfying home and social life? Have your Interests shifted so much In the last few years, your mother thinks that this, too, is only a pass­ ing fancy? If none o f these objections apply to you, then I believe you should be encouraged to pursue your Interest In sci­ ence as far as your rapacity permits. The fact that you are a girl—end math and sci­ ence are traditionally associ­ ated with boye—should be no deterrent Women are making valuable contributions In sci­ entific fields today. As far as science Is con­ cerned, your best l>et I* to ac­ quire a good understanding of tho fundamentals o f biology, physics, and rhemlstry. With this type o f foundation, you will l»o lietier able to adopt to tho requirements o f our changing technologies. The accumulation o f facte alone won't be too helpful to you. Future scientists nrrd a well-rounded educational pro­ gram, not Just physics and chemistry courses. You should work at mastering a scientific way o f thinking in everything you do. If you’ro still with me, I suggest you give this column to your mother to read. (Mother, lie glad she's more interested In Biology than In IlOYology at this point. She’s old enough to make some ten­ tative decision about her fu­ ture career.) Please send your school problems to Susan Light In rare o f Tho Hanford Herald. While shs cannot answer each letter personally, letters of general Interest will be answ­ ered In this column. l m sm m sB Costume Jewelry Has Points Why must teen-agers clut­ ter their closets and dresser drawen. with Junk? This plaintive question f l o a t e d across a luncheon table re­ cently. Its source was a sales­ man who believes "you get ex­ actly what you pay for." Ho was distressed by his niece and her friends who bought 11.98 blouses and dime store Jewel­ ry. "They have a lot of clothes Tho after-forty w o m e n come In for a lot o f criticism and, as you knew, I stand ready to defend them (and myself) to the death! I have to admit that aome o f the criticism la deserved by a certain few. Because they offend, all the rest o f the a ft­ er-forty women have to "take ugh!" "Pulling down girdles." “ Telling n risque story at parties—they are old enough to know better!’ "The mature woman who insists upon 'mothering* the entire office force and, just as bad, the mature office worker who tries to ape the young girls.” “ A fter-forty women w h o begin every story or every sentence with, 'When 1 was a girl . . . ' ” “ A too-ample bosom, not well controlled.” “ Bareback dresses worn by the wrong women at the wrong time and at the wrong place." “ Mature women who wear those new tight pants. They awke mo want to aay some­ thing to them.” "Mature women with fat legs and short, short skirls.” “ After-forty women who ue* a lot o f makeup. U dees not hsrnms them.” Now, girls, don't blame me. 1 just recorded the opin­ ions o f these men, who have contact with w o — n fa every­ day life. These are THEIR opinions, but let's think them over very carefully! dust check yourself—hew do you rate? Monday — “ Dear Kdyth Thornton McLeod* It" T h e following criticisms were voiced by a well-known actor, a department store executive, a beauty specialist la Hollywood, a personnel dt rector o f n large group o f stores and, also a man who la very “ social" and very so­ phisticated. So, really, It la a man’s eya view. The remarks are aimed at women after forty whom these men see la business and in social life. Here are a few things they •‘hate." “ Mature women who wear their dress** as tight as a 'sausage akin' and ahaw their kne**. Knee* are awful even on the very young." “ Neckline* w h i c h show deem to there, and mature bee owe are not so pretty.” “ Gray hair badly dyed. To dye It la smart, but Jt’s a mess when It shews!” “ White hair which has a pew lac* stockings Iqbtpefc on mature women— t . and such but not a good, qual­ ity piece In the whole mess," he said. "W hat they buy wears for a brief Urns and then falls apart." , He’s right. In the ease o f costume Jewelry, for exempt*, quality and price run the ysmut. It I* not too difficult, though, to seleet better roeturns Jewelry thst will give long wear and hold Its good looks. When buying costume Jew­ elry, look for craftsmanship and detail as you would check sesms, stitching or button­ holes o f a drew or suit for good construction. The finishing o f a piece o f Jewelry Is the key to Its qua­ lity. According to the Jewelry Industry Council, the back at clasps on good pins and neck­ laces will be finished smooth­ lyPins should balance. Wellmade pins will Bulateln their balance when worn and not flip down. Well-designed necklaces will fit properly and the etread or straada will net bunch when worn. I f a pin, necklace er earring containa n synthetic stone or imitation gem, such stones should he handset and fit per­ fectly. Inferior stone*, even when Imitation, are flat and dull. Another factor la the metal plating. Ask the Jeweler or look fo r tho karat stamp In­ dicating the quantity o f gold used. The heavier the platlag o f gold, the finer the polish­ ing and lacquering the loea likely the item Is to tarnish, unless you are on* o f thorn women whoa* body acids te­ net u metal. Mass-produced costume Jew­ elry has put hsndsoms pieces within reach o f us alL But it Is still Important to shop with a Jeweler or store known for carrying quality — rehandle* M H Fag* S—Frt. 'April S, M tibiU V i O b b if. • DEAR ABBYi I am tired o f reading article* and col­ umns eayiag that people are "skit” Just because they don’t go wild over sex. Tell me something, why do people keep pushing sev? Why d id s t you tell that woman, whose husband lost interest In her, to leave the poor guy alooa? She prob­ ably were him out. I hap­ pen to he one o f those peo­ ple who eouldat cars leas about sox and I wouldn't change If I could. I f you stop to think a minute, you will have te agree that half tha world's problems etem from sex. To mention a few : Overpopulation, un­ wanted children, sex crimes, venereal disease and adult­ ery. Beside*, sex can rain your reputation quicker than anything else. I am not a bitter old maid. I am a 37-year-old married wom­ an and the mother o f tw o. teenagers. And I am not locked up anywhere, so I think I'm normaL I would­ n’t give you a nickel for sex and 1 am perfectly con­ tent, NOT SEXY AND COULDN’T CARE LESS DEAR NOT SEXY: You may be "perfectly content" — but how about your hus­ band? • • • DEAR ABBY: I have had some experience In the matter o f men losing Inter­ est In sex after having reached a certain age, so I think 1 am qualified to make a statement on the subject. By Abigail Van luren Soma men lee* their youth at BO, and some at <0. But you can take my word for It, if any man ever 00 tells you a differ­ ent story, he Is lying. Yeu are foolish to advise women whose husbands have lost Interest In them to “ get them to a doctor." No doctor on earth can help them. I am 72 years old and I know more about life than you do. A doctor once told me that after a man reaches 60, he is all washed up in the 'lo v e " depart­ m ent And so Is a woman, no matter what anybody says. W* accept the fact that aa we get older our eyes grow dim, and our hearing starts to fad*. Our bodies aren't in the same condition at B5 as they were at 26. 8o why not face ALL th* facte? We Just plain dry up. And this happens to everybody if they live long enough. Respectfully yours, "WASHED UP” • • • DEAR ABBY: A wife wrote wanting to know If medical treatment was In order for her husband, who seemed to have lost all de­ sire for hsr. If this letter cam* from my wife, I would like to answer her through your column: "N o, my dear, medical treatment is not In order for me. But it la quit* possible that it Is In or­ der for YOU! When I married you, ten years ago, you were 6*3" and weighed 117. Today you Q a a jb if-& n Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Tannab Ulrsch o f Jeru­ salem writes in th* Johsnnesburg Bulletin: "Bridge play­ ers seem to have forgotten that when Milton Work intro­ duced th* 4-3-2-1 point count he intended it only for notrump contracts and as a re­ sult the ace has Itecome great­ ly undervalued for suit con­ tracts.” While Mr. Hirech does not slsborats to show thst this undervaluation la moat appar­ ent when It cornea to atam contracts, hla example hande auks this quite dear. Tbs first Is from a rubber bridge gam* in Jerusalem. Th* bidding in the box is what actually took plnco at tbs table. Declarer alto man- weigh 170, and a n about six axe handles acres* the rear. Bine* hearing our two wonderful chil­ dren, you've decided that yeu've don* yeuv Job, and you Just lounge around getting fatter. The housework gets done only when you are expecting guests. No, I am not planning te leave yen. I think too much at our children. But th* thought at walloping some o f that fat o f f you has ere seed my mind several times.” Abby, yea could prob­ ably save many, many mar­ riages If you would tell wives that "letting them­ selves grow fat and lasy” has destroyed more marriages than all the money fights, In-law trouble, and infidelity put together. SIX-TWO AND ONE EIGHTY • • • DEAR ABBY: Speaking o f men losing interest in the opposite sex reminds me o f something 1 read long ago: "When you are young, we avoid tem putlon. When we are eld, temptation avoids us.” YOUR FAN, FRAI'KIE • # • I.-oubltdl* Vfril* t o ’ AB­ BY, Uox b'fi uu, Lob An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, encols* a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Los An­ geles, Calif. * Mr Bah Cecbsar Remember what they said about weih-and-wsar? Why, yeu Just threw th* garment Into the washing machine, dry lb and put it on your beck. 8ur*. Except that If you didn’t use *n Iron between the wsshlng end the wearing, th* end result would be some­ thing akin to a well-used bar­ racks bag and you'd be aa neat as an unmade bed. But — flash! — th* mens* wear Industry this year has produced fabric which Is rumpltproof a n d permanently creased and the bans o f all professional laundrymen since it need never be Ironed. One of the major manu­ facturers of " p e r m a n e n t shape" fabric is Klopman Mills, a division of Burling­ ton Industries. President Wil­ liam A. Klopman aays the pro­ cess la to industry-shaking that In a year er two, tho cus­ tomer will have trouble find­ ing shirts, slacks, jackets, costs which art not perman­ ently shaped. This reporter was politely skeptical when Invited to visit tho Klopman offices In Rocklelgh, N J. But Bill Klopman sad hla staff proudly present- lOswald Jacoby fS L u A (B NORTK • A K Q J B W IRT 49 1097 ♦ KQJJ2 ♦ 7 KART i l l A 109143 49 A 62 49 SI ♦ 10 « ? M ♦ A 10 8 6 5 4 3 A K Q f MOUTH (D) AA7 49 K Q J B 4 ♦ A98B *J3 North and South vulnerable South Weal North Eaat 249 I* 14 3* 14 4* 449 Pare Pact 0 A Pais Pass B 49 Fait Pass Pass Opening le a d - 0 10 aged to make only flvo heart* ■inc* after winning the firat trick with dummy's ace o f dia­ mond* ha proceeded to play out three rounds o f trumps. Crte Jhs. ix)omm By Ruth Millet! Did you read about the •tubborn old gentlemen In England wht has lived 20 minutes btkiad th* times for 41 years? It seems be refused te set hla watch back 20 minute* In 1922 — so h* has been run­ ning 20 minutes late — to work, to appointments, to parties ever sines. It's strange how many poopi* there ere whose mental clocks seem te run about n half-hour late. They wear th* earn* time on their wrist* as anybody alee, hut mtntelly they follow a different time. Tell euch n person you will meet him (more often It's her) at t o'clock and you know you're going to bavo to wait from IB to 20 mlnutee. However, Mr. Hiracb paint* out thst If ho had bid a slam declarer would not have taken that laty man's way o f play­ ing the hand and would have made sura o f ruffing two dub* in dummy. Mr. Hirech point* out that although North'* opening bid wae minimum la high card* th* two heart response Im­ proved it sufficiently ao that he was fully justified la giv­ ing th* Immediate heart raise. Furthermore, after South bid four cluba aa a mild alam try there was no good reason why North should not havs bid four diamonds. A four By Mr. Fix diamond bid would lurtly have enabled 8outh te go te Newspaper Eater prise A sea. ■lx hearts while the four When material ends up on heart bid affaetlvcly stopped tha acrap heap th* chance* him from going any further. are good that poor measuring eras the cause. A smart ruts te follow when laying out work la te measure carefully, then meas­ ure again. way. Tha gadgets for measuring Th* reason it always there. That is, h* thinks tha reason rave been around for ysars. Thera are refinements that la the on* he give*. Actually, he juet never al­ make them more versa tilt, low* himself enough tiara te easier to us*. I f there la error get where he is supposed te It generally is human. Nsver, be when h* la supposed te bq under aay circumstances, da* pend on tho tyo alone. there. The first thing you wlU There nr* always little da­ pood is a good ruts. Thar* .art isy*. The person who la alwaye many from wkkk te choots on tin * makts allowance f*r and before you are finished them in planning when to get you may find yourself ownto a certain place at a certain ag most o f them. A yardstick, complete with time. Tha person with tha hullt- advertising message oa Ra ia timer that'* half an hour I'ace, Is tira on* measuring behind time Just figure* he tool found a r o u n d most had those extra mlautes te bonus. It Is useful but llm> take car* o f aay anerfency Rad. Taps* A w Compact — th# dlffsreacs b e t w e e n Steal tap** arc compact, YOUR tiara end B II. So yon wait for him—sad are available In 0, I er 10- a pair of psrmanebtt Is bound to drop. But the cuepressed slacks which id tomer, In the meantime, saves on laundry bills. been washed and dried time*. And th* cress* SHIRTTAILS: Reversible belts are big newi this spring still raxor-sharp. Shirts, too, have been spi with a truly amaxing s n o rtdally treated to hold tMi ment o f "tw o.for-one" ideas to choose from. There are shape without ironing snd Klopman pcopls were wsari q belts with leather on one side, them. The gimmick is po y fabric on the other; smooth ester fiber— Dupont's Doer ■ leather on one side, grained Eastman’s K o d c l , Che i on the other. They're bar­ strand's Blue -'C," Cetanes ': gains . . . It’s said that com­ Lewie never Fortrel—blended with cott< I edian Jerry To obtain a perrusne |t wears a suit more then a few press, the fabric is trestle times, then gives it to a friend. with special resins at t f So it isn’t surprising to hear mill*. The apparel manufa that his new seasonal ward­ urrr makes tho finished pa robe, just ilclivend, cost 110,dent snu places it In a curl 000 . . . Several hundred gen­ oven which acts In the crease erations from now humans pleats and scams. "And may be sporting built-in tran­ Klopman aays, "they don sistor radios. Logical bridgo com* out—ever." between now and then Is Hat Aa for permanent shape to Corp. o f America'a radio hat, shirts, coats, underwear, etc. a shaggy astrakhan connected chemicals are applied to thi o a small radio. An earplug fabric at tha finishing plan: angles from its innards . , . and the fabric is fully cured Quote o f the month (by actor before it's mads into wsaring birk Bogarde): "American apparel. Inen are a fright! Why must Though permanently shapedIhey wear those horrible skinand pressed garments are still I y pants, and their pants so slightly hlghsr priced than I hort and those huge ehoca?" nontreated wearables, t h e IThe British Bcatl* Influence, Klopman ptopls feel the price Irrhspi.) ♦ * a f o a •> » r> • Do It Yourself: i> a •j t * » Faulty Measuring Job By Ruth Miiktt Oh, he heard th* time ell right and readily agreed to it. He might even have set the time himself. But no mat­ ter. He will nsver make It b*. cause that built-in msntal clock of his always runs late, and that's the clock ho goe* by. Tha n iiiL I dock tells him that If ba arrives half an hour lata, ho Is actually on time. Anybody can ba held up half an hour, he reason*, so there la always a handy excuse. There wee a telephone call at th* last moment, snd he Just eouldat get rid of th* fellow. Or ho had Uw bed luck to miss every traffic light along tha way. Or he gave someone a lift, and that took him out o f hie wait—and w ait foot lengths. Get one with a •quart case so that you can measure inside between two surfaces. Th* hook at tho end should be movable so that it slides beck flush with tha end o f the tape for inside measuring. Purchase a qual­ ity tap* with dear markings. An old favorite, not likely to go out o f stylo, Is the 6foot folding rule. It folds eas­ ily to fit a hip pocket. Tho folding rule will do more than measure. It’s a bandy protractor that will glvs you most o f the angles you need. For a 48 degree angle, open tho rule at the 6 and 12-lnch Joint*. Move tha metaJ end. until It is at 6M inches. Tha anglt at th* 6-inch mark will be 48 degrace. For other angles Just mova tha metal end to thee* points—14 and thirteen-sixteenth Inches for 30 degree*: 17 and threefourth Inches for 60 degrees; 18 and alna-sixteeatha inches for 70 degrees; and 20(4 inches for 90 dcgrcca. Some rules are evellaM* with these end other mark- i r*. But you can mark your « n rather then trusting to ii tnory. Right Square Required lor accurate marking you w I went a square. H:ere are ti r squares, combination ires and framing squares. A romblnatlon square com­ bi a a marked straight edge ali 4r with a movable handl* will 90 and 4S degree angles anipften a built-in level. You caijute it for m oit Jobe. Tha quara la smaller, Is uxafull*round tho shop. Tha frakng square is largs, con­ ta in information on laying outleid computing many ang le q lf you Item how to usa one h»u have a tool almost-sa u»* Ti as a calculator. reminders: Never use a e lk rule. Leave It In your wifeh sewing basket. A cloth rule |tretches. you’vs scribed a lina on alpine* o f wood for cut­ ting, Iremember that a lint has sickness. A pencil line can ■ about 1/32 of an inch. Drank lina eo that it Is oa both lides o f tha measurement-hut on tha scrap alda. Your Dental Health Hearing Head Noises Cleaning Spots Trouble fibrositls in my arm. I also have uterine fibroids. On* peer ego 1 bad a fibreua tum­ or removed from my breast. It there any connection be­ tween these conditions? A —There is no connection. Fibre*!tie la a general term far rheumatic pains in the mmaclea or tendons rather than in tbs Joint proper (which would be arthritis). A fibroid la a benign tumor of th* uteris* muscle and fibrana connective tissue. Fibrous tumors or fibromas may oc­ cur in th* breast or verloue parte o f th* body. Although w* d e n t know what causes them wa know that they are not malignant. 9 — My gall bladder aeries showed that 1 have a hypo­ tonic bladder that U I Umea normal else. WIU n diet help aw or muat I have an opera­ tion? , A —A hypotonia bladder la O ed The Doctor Soys: Wayns G. RraadaUdt, M.D. Nawapaper Rntsepriss Assn. Q—What e«a I da for th* buttiag In aiy hand which 1 have bed roe Usually for about I months? A — Everyone has b e a d noises at Uarae bnt aa the arteries hi our head*, espe­ cially those In th* viclaity at the auditory nerve, become progressively lea* elastic thaaa noises become more bother­ some. Borne people Item te Ignore them but others got tens*. Unfortunately t k I a tasks* them worse. Such per­ sona are eonwUawa helped by taking tranquil 1s*re for n short time. Buck remediable causes in­ clude an allergy o f aome sort, was pressing oa tha eardrum, obstruction o f the eustachlan tab* and axcoeeivs use o f to­ bacco, aspirin, qniaiao sr streptomycin. Q -M jr doctor aays 1 have I on* that data not empty itself after a fatty meal as It would normally ha expected to da. Tha enlargement at year gall bladder, sometime* celled bydrape at th* gull bladder, may ba due la port to this lock a t expulsive tana or te oa eb■tructioa o f tho bladder’s out­ let by spasm, constriction or n stone. Biace no mention at a atoas waa made, I By William Lawmen. D.DJL "Dear Doctor Lawrence: My dentist rerommaads that I hava my Math rlaaaad twka a yaar. I recently had thorn claaaad hut they didn't stay data vary long. Rama taath paopla say that cleaning tenth la ham fal. R wears away tha •aamaL Should they ha claaa­ ad? And aa often aa twice a yaar?"— Mr*. B. C. Cleaning tenth is mare than ahiaiag tham up or even ridding them ad feu) debris. Regular deatal prophylaxis Is much more important Uwa that. It glvus your dentist an sppartualty te axamlaa yaar mouth. Mat Just yaar taath, hut your mouth, lips, ebooks, gums, tongue, floor at tha mauth, hard and soft palate, tha tonsils. Fra- may sava your life. Tha oral cavity Is Ilka oth­ er body cavities, all govarnad by tin earns basis body laws. But la addition, tbs mouth with aU Its compile* ted mech­ anisms la subjected to abuse* not axperiencod by other body cavRies and therefore Is arare vulnerable te disease. The mouth la the antrance te our stomach and lungs and their associated system*. Un­ de** mouths lavita infection, gaasn l sad local. Therefore maiateinlng good oral hygiene sad regular mouth examlaatlona by your dentist can ba •M lteat maans o f preventing Most doctors adviaa ago but operation fo r a pall bladder thst Is merely kypoteai* and distended. Yen should, how­ ever avoid fate and alcohol. Yea should not toko opiate* io eay form becouee they Alao, soft tissues la tha cause gall bladder spasm. mouth can ha aeasitive indiYear doctor con give yeu catore o f your general health. ••dative* w d eetlepeim iflc* Change* la these tiesuas are that will relieve aay symp­ frsqaaatiy tha first Indication tom* you may have m i n - vaal, at aa aarly stag*, aay that something b wrong ate*, suit o f your sluggish gall changes from Uw normal, and where la the body. For inaarly detection *f a •tone*, net enough vitamins may Bus* llpa to boeoma ersekra and corners o f tha get sera; ‘gum tiasus that ilinusually pal* In col­ or maladicata anemia; gums that m swollen and bleed easily k d swollen glands la tha n s f n ay Indicate a blood foul mouth adore may ikeste gastrointestinal dliordraor lung dlseast, or * j ch ron lcm iUIItu». B eslA general diseases, there ■ many local condi­ tions tm can be cured more •Rally I discovered early: cavities Jan be filled before they Inrare large sections o f teeth, *A| nerve*: gingivitis *•» h# emg before it becomes * ° r t serai*; loots teeth can possibly R u v e d before they get s* bkthey hare to ba ex­ tracted. f Thus BereaUv* dentistry can ba k t i c e d to boat ad­ vantage F b o t b patient and doctor, w t t • • �Now Is Tho Timo To Wino And Dino Sinatra Directs First Sanford showing o f “ Nona But the Bra re," starring Frank Sinatra and Clint Walkar, nina Sunday through Tuesday at tho Movleland Drive-In Theatre. Co-featured will be "Wild and Wonderfu l." with Tony Curtia. The twin feature for Wed­ nesday will bo "The Racers,” starring Jirk Douglas, and "833 Squadron,” with Cliff Robertson. A Parents Magazine Fam­ ily Award winner, “ Island of the Dluo Dolphins,” heuds the triple feature for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 8-10. Also showing will be "Topkapi,” with M e l i n d a Mercouri, and “ Ride a Crook­ ed Trail," with Audio MurThy. All the features next week are in color except the Mur­ phy film. Sinatra Is a star of screen, television, records, nightclubs. He owns radio, record and film-producing compunics and recently became special as­ sistant to Jack I.. Warner, head o f Warner Bros. Pic- •'NONE HUT the Brave” opens Sunday at Moviolnnd Drive-In Theatre. Featured are Tatsuya Mihashi (left) and Clint Walker, “ Chey­ enne" o f TV. tures. What more could he want? “ I have planned for ten years to become a director,” says Sinatra. “ Eventually I'll be too old to play the kind o f rharactcra I like. I've studied ths methods o f Hollywood's best directors, and have spent a lot of time In cutting-rooms Feature No. 1 At 7:15 •TIIK NIOIIT FKII1TKRS” Robert Mitrhum DETTE DAVIS and Olivia de Haviiland atar in the ituspense-dramn, "Hush . . . Hush, Sweet Charlotte,” showing Sunday through Wednesday nt the Itltr. Theatre. TODAY & AUDIE MURPHY IN APACHE RIFLES sat. IN COLOR STARTS SUNDAY mf cun J Feature No. 3 At 11:00 | DMSdefUHUAM *V 2S k\ *•••»•»»♦; COMING SUN. - MON. - TUES. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING NITELY AT 7:13 A 11:00 HUSH-HUSH, From producer* of the shocker “ Whatever Happened To Haby Jane" Grand Opening! I nm Y’JrgrHfe f| W ed. Eve. Apr. 7 Near Lee Road Exit Of Interstate 4 j NOMINATED TOR 12 ACADEMY AWABDS1 dr HARRlS0N~S!llNl£YHOlDWSf WffOMHME w w i w s a J Work on ths power plant at Niagara Falls was begun on Oct. 4. 1N0. Mall Ord.'r Horm—rrle»« laeluda Ta*—r l.tia Print Mai. <\V.d. at S I'.M .)______ __ Orch. S SS I»s* J SS Mat. mat. Sub. Ilolldtr at S:SS» Orch S.SS L »(. S SS Krt. Itlon.-thru-Thur. at S:1S P.M > Orch S IS l^s* S SS Kr». (Prl. Sat. Sun Slot, at 1:11 I*.M ). Orch SOS l« a SIS Nama — - , ■___ _ ■ , - . . — _______— _ A ddr.o r*ND 8MABH WEES' Walt Diaaey'a U ra a la g. No. o f a a a ta ___ _ at I____ Matlnna. IPlata# Hat S altarnsta 4a|a« J_ Knrloaa rhark or ainaar ardar atampa) parabla to Park s:a at T a r a Ira. «rlt fa aalf addr.aa.d atamprd anralopa and mall to Park Kaat ThaaUa, P. U. Uua SIT. W’ la isr Park. F lo rlla jj MontifurC a d m is s io n LONDON (UPD—The Dally Express reported today that Mlchaal Chaplin, C h a r l i e Chaplin's 18-year-old son. la living on relief payments of $28 per week (ram the British government. The youth h u a wife and an infant child. The Express said Michael refuses to seek any financial assistance from his wealthy father, who made millions in the era of sileot films. “ I am hoping for a break In a picture being produced by a Frenchman,” Michael told the Express. “ In the meantime, I have to live. 1 applied (or the dole end they gave it to m e." Michael Mid be sever got along with bis father whom he has not seen (or two years. “ Ha has hla views and they are rather strict," Michael said. H m im w r r jia u T S 'J W J H lM R f C h r W in e SEEKING THAT SPECIAL QUALITY they call atmos­ phere? My dear, you will find it at FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE in Winter Park and when they say steak house, they mean STEAK HOUSE. Ahh, those luscious steaks. And that's not all. Unbeatable food of all kinds . . . at Bstle Davis and Olivia de FREDDIE'S you call it CUIHaviiland, each a winner o f SINEI That'i a haughty word two Academy Awards, star that means the very best with Joseph Cottcn In “ Hush food. So be haughty. Tell him, . . . Hush, 8weet Charlotte,” "Freddie's or e lse!" 20th Century • Fox release • • • which opens 8unday at ths DO YOU LIKE TO EAT Kits Theatre. Producer-direc­ OUT, but how about the fam­ tor Robert Aldrich, maker o f ily? We can give you tho "What Ever Happened to Ba­ answer to that one, too. It'i by Jans,", had to repines TRADE WINDS CAFETERIA Joan Crawford with Miss de in Seminole Plata. They Just Haviiland when the former love family groups. They love became lit with virus pnsu- parties, too. And if you just monia. can’t get your gang out there, Bet end filmed on location don't fret, the TRADE WINDS In Louisians, "Huah . . . will bring it to you. They have Hush, Bweet Charlotte" it an the finest catering servlca in eerie tale of murder, madncaa Central Florida. Try it and and revenge. Miaa Davla prove U to yourself. playa the title role o f Char­ • • • lotte, an aging and demsnted AH. YES, it's FRIDAY ex-Southera bells, with Olivia again. Time for a mouthwa­ de Haviiland aa har cousin tering fish dinner at the Miriam, and Joseph Cotton as PINECREST INN. Maxine Miss d# Havilland’ s former and Bob Hancock are out beau, now a prominent doctor. there right this minute, fixing The plot revovlvea around up all kinds o f goodies to go the unaolved murder and mutilation o f Charlotte'a mar­ ried lover during a formal ball forty yeara ago. The townspeople think that Char­ lotte wielded the hatchet on that fateful night, but thia haa never been proven, and Charlotte continues to roam through bar empty, dark mansion, c o n v i n c e d that aomshow her murdered lovar will communicate with har. Miss da Haviiland portrays a woman of the world who returns from Europe to visit Charlotte, end la again plung­ ed into the evil and horror from which aha once escaped. Also aha la reunited with the doctor (Joseph Cotton) who jilted her after the sensation­ al murder. Charlie Chaplin Son (JnWelfare SWEET 4 Haadlal ml A HaaSlal al A M • » I - Japaara* Cat rraa raaa Cut OK o f f K ra a a Tfcelr Tfcrlr t! a at • I’aMMaad Oa aa a a d 4 H |-lte..»d Saaia lalaad l.laad la Ibr la «ba P ad fie . . . Parlfle . . . CO-FEATURB 9:59 ONI.Y p r ic e d SUN. • MON. . TUES. ADULTS 60e Kiddies Under 12— Free meet you there. It's s great place to meet your friends aft­ er work, or for that quick one at lunch time. LADIES, you are mlssln* out on a bargain U you are not taking advanlaga of their specialty of the bouse. AH ladies' drinks be­ tween 4:30 and 6:30 p.m, at just the price of your age. We pay only 29 cents. Why should you pay m ore? • a • with that delectable fish and don't forget that on Monday night, they do the same good thing with a southern fried chicken dinner. AU you can eat, served up family style . . . and don't forget to save room for dessert. It's the greatest. • • • And they are cUU serving those wonderful steaks . . and that tpley p in e and all the is other wonderful foods. Don't forget about them at lunch time, too. They have a fine mid-day meal ready for you. e e • DEAR HEARTS I You don't know what you era m illin'. We keep tollin’ you, if you haven’t been to tbe CAPRI RESTAURANT AND COCK TAIL LOUNGE in the past THOSE EVER SO POPU­ two weeks, you ain't been llv LAR Castaways are still play­ in' rtgbtl ing for your pleasure at the Have you b a ts missis' your House Central Florida's Oldest ft Finest W ffft COfttJs CAFETERIAS ISpetfel •• fO-ao. NewYaAfb> laww sederteronly7 IU"taa0> alihf ata fcoo dee•artefarat. Satadey Maht Is "itoak eight*•a big W-tk. T•aaa Steak treked la year ardar I n aaty 11.00. lUNCtaowi t t a j j . a . M M t . s a m aa » a a e jn -» ie t M U rial i n S T * nw h i THE ILLUSIONS — Billy Short and Gene Shalton, now playing at the Capri restaurant. m Ticket Reservations Also Available At Your Nearest J.M. Fields or Food Fair Store • NOTE: Opening Nlte sad Sunday Eve. April U Bold Out • II NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS 2 m m ta a.i R estaurant and Lounge NEW — NEW — NEW! at the “THE C A ST A W A Y S” CHECKM ATE SEMINOLE COUNTY’S FAVORITE Restaurant Sk Supper Club “ E X C IT IN G D ISCO TH EQ U E” A-GO-GO Presentation by “TH E ELEPH AN TS” SONNY No cover - No Mia. - Credit Cards BLOCH’S Closed Baa. Ph. SIS-TI1S Turn apposite Dog Treek Riga u Opm! FOR TOUR FJiTERTAtNMENT • • • G et In Longwood Hotel Longwood E arly • • • Orchestra Btarte A t 9tSi P.M. Three Nlghta — Than. Through Sat. • • • • • _________ We Bpeclallao In Delicious_________ C H A R C O A L ST EA K D IN N E R S Filet Migaoa 11.90 Other Steaks « t te f4 85c UP PIZZA 85c UP Your Choice Of Full Menu or Luncheon D A N C IN G 10 • « . Hll Mldnlte "ON-THE-HOUSE f I EVERT FRIDAY NIGHT! S P E C IA L fo r the L A D U DAILY 4:30 TO 8:30 PJL t f ° D R IN K S — lc 0 ^ , - r o t poor age! FOR YO UR E N T E R T A IN M E N T 6 N IG H T S PER WEEK . . . . 8 P.M. T IL L 1 A .M . "J h e V A L D E Z HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD Q U iu h o n i" V O C A L and C O M E D Y T E A M -------ST A R R IN G -------- G EN E SHELTON & BILLY SH O RT OPEN T IL 8 AJC. NIGHTLY FRID A Y N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH -------S E R V IN G -------YO UR FAVORITE C O C K T A IL & G O O D FOOD LU N C H E O N S SERVED ----- D A ILY ----11:30 A . M . T IL L 2:30 P. M . C A L L 322-1251 FOB R E SE R V A T IO N S FRY A L L YO U C A N E A T - OPEN DAtLY FROM It A.M. TILL 2 A.M. M ARY POPPIN S la Technicolor A T S:IS • 4:59 7 :2 5 .9 :5 5 T m . MAR-LOU THIS AREA’S NEWEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT. . attumf------ THIS FEATURE SHOWS BOTH SIDES OF A WAR BTORY . . . IN TECHNICOLOR HOPPING JA c S IS >9 MAR LOU RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE. Davis, de Haviiland Star Feature No. 2 At 9:15 jeasastamat o x ... THE CHECKMATE I Your ekl favorite craiy band — Sonny Bloch and the Elephants I Yeah! They been makln’ such a hit everywhere they go, wo just can't let them get out of Central Florida. Go on out to the CHECKMATE SUPPER CLUB, S e m i n o l e County's newest and finest and hear Sonny and those kooky Ele phanti. You don't know where to find the CHECKMATE? We thought everyone knew thatl Well, just go down around the Dog Track Road In Longwood and watch for the signs, you can't mlsa It. They SPECIALIZE In good food and good entertainment. • • • helping to edit my own pic­ tures. I think I know acting and story values. Then I found this script at Warner Brothers, written by a Jap­ anese and telling a tense World War Two story about tho Marines from the view of HEAD ON OVER to the the Jnpnnese. It was the script that made me decide to CARIBE COCKTAIL LOUNGE In the Valdes Hots] and we'U direct et this time.” V f o M i t t f o r x t i R I DE - I N T H E A T R E TONITi: & SATURDAY ADMISSION FEB •DU CARI.OAD ZZ'HA rABLi By Dottle Aastta HEY I GUESS WHO IS AT triende? When you call up, your beer, aayln', “ why didn’t they don't aaiwer? You won­ somebody tell m e ? ” All that good, good food . . ( der where they are? Well we know—end we’re telling you all thole delectable drinks—> . . . they’re at tbe CAPRI. ■11 that atmosphere . , .ell WHY? You say. Well, ain't that laughin' end yakUa' end you heard? THE ILLUSIONS you not there! are STILL there. They won't One favor, brlendi. When let them leave! But they’re you go out, tell Billy Short bound to etcape toon, and end Gene Shelton that Dottle then we'll hear you cryln' In sent youl O. K.? ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OB UNDER $|35 $|00 Menu Includes! Cole Whw French Price O rtte ReUeh Trip Coffee Or Ten Owned ft Operated & RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park Dr. Sanford Phone 322-1251 ■ * Mwy. lTf-ai am n . FA M N I �- S|» M t r l Page g—Frl. 'April 2, *88 V m ll Fabulous Fashions Highlight South Seminole Womens C offee es, suits and goregous evening The attractive young ma-|in such chic ensembles and I rivaled the lovely models for | Club president, Mrs. Margie were Mrs. John Huggins, Mrs. ■jr l a C a a a a f t a n r | from the event will benefit the |Mentally Retarded Children, gowns was shown. Christine Bacchus snd Mrs. JMount, narrated the fashion trona attending were arrayed |gay spring bonnets that they |splendor. Glamorotu fu b looa galore) Little Red Schoolhouse for|in Sanford. show. Mrs. Jane Staly w u co­ Kathy Wesley. M a n TV running the gamut from trim Custom Pre-Teen Mrs. Mary Warren was in ordinator and Sirs. Faye swim auita to ball gown* were Moore the general chairman. charge of the door prises snd Permanent Wavinr ahowa agalnat the elegant Models included Mrs. Judy Mrs. Pst Lego served as hos­ Through March — Chapman, Mrs. Esther Cote, tess at the door. background of Malaon et Jar* Shaping * Styling Mrs. Jenelle Culbreth, Mrs. CompUta Door prises were won by din Wednetdiy morning at a Mary Harrell, Mrs. Ann Kaln, the following: Mrs. Opal coffee and fashion abow spon-' Mrs. Louise Means, Mrs. Davis, steak dinner at the aored bjr South 8emlnole Gregg Butenkroger, Mrs. Lau­ Capri; Mrs. Carl Jack, sham­ Young Woman's Club. Fash­ rel Woods, Mrs. Nancy Quill­ poo and set at Austin's Beauty ions were supplied by Meting, Mrs. Diane Schulta, Mrs. Salon, Fern Park; Mrs. Ksren thaw's of the Winter Park Mike Peck and Mrs. Mary Halner, two tickets for the Mall. Lou Boyle of “ Wigs of Dis Orange Blossom Playbouie; tlnctkm," who supplied hair Mrs. Beryl Cording, gift cer­ A capacity crowd attended fashions for the models. the affair, the most ambitious tificate from Matthew’s: Mr*. Assisting behind the scenes Thomas Weaver, luncheon for fund raising undertaking to were Mrs. Marge Becker, two at the Open Hearth: Mr*. date for the young organisa­ Mrs. Estie Fester and Mrs. Candace Jones, two tickets tion which was formed only Frances Niblack. last September. Proceeds to Seminole Cinems, and Mrs. FOR APPOINTMENT On the serving committee Christine Bacchus, two lunch­ eon* at the Open Hearth. CALL 322-4913 Eye opener In the show was a black Cole of California bathing suit modeled by Mary Harrell which lived up to its Hair Styling Salmi name—"Show Down." 2201 S. Park Ave. A variety of sports outfit*, morning and afternoon dress­ Mrs. John Shepard and By Evelyn Lundy daughter, Sherlene, were hos­ The beautiful home of Mrs. tesses recently at their Oak B. F. Wheeler was the scene Avenue borne to a lingerie of a lovely bridal shower re­ shower honoring Miss Diana Suburban cently, honoring Nancy Lee Haynes, bride-elect o f Daniel Jones, bride-elect of Robert R . Belstls. Temple, of Charleston, S. C. A color scheme of green and Nancy Lee Is the daughter white was carried out in the of the Rev. and Mrs. J. L. decoraUotu. Jones of Nokomas, Fla., and G a s S a r v lc a A n y w h c r a * Diana's many lovely gifts LAUREL WOODS, left, is elegant in a full length white silk organza the granddaughter of Mr. and were presented in a white um­ formal featuring applfqued sleeves and matching satin bow. Gregg RutenMrs. Charles Lee Sr. of brella with green streamers MAUGIE MOUNT, South 8eminole Young Wom­ kroger shows a short formal In apricot chiffon with a satin belt and a Oviedo. O ffers and she was presented a cor­ an's Club president, narrates fashion show in bouffant overskirt. Jenelle Culbreth wears a plntinum wig and a bright The miscellaneous shower a two piece linen and laca ensemble. sage o f white rose buds with turquoise formal with straight skirt and sleeveless white lace bodice. was given by four great-aunts orange blossoms. of the guest of honor, who The hostesses served green were Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr., and white ice cream roll, Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mrs. W. J. of cake, nuts and coffee to Diana Lawton and Mrs. T. W. LawHaynes, Mrs. M. T. Haynes, ton. Only members of the LP G A S M eter or Cylinder System s mother o f the bride-elect, family were Invited. Roses, Mrs. J. A. Benson, Miss Sus­ • orange blossoms and orchids an Haynes, Esther Belstle and were used to decorate. Lacretia Cathy. W e Sell, Install, Service, Finance The tea table was covered Also to Mrs. H. R. Parker, with an imported lacc cloth Madeline Luttreli, Mary Earle and the arrangement wa* of SEE OUR DISPLAY OF RANGES, DRYERS, Walker, Alice Grant, Janice orango blossoms and baby WATER HEATERS, HEATERS, Grant, Helen Phillips, Mary breath, flanked by crystal Brown, Irene Wclble, Lyde candle holders. DISHWASHERS, REFRIGERATORS. Lavender, Minevah William­ Punch was served from a son, Mamie K. Douglas and crystal punch bowl. CALL OR WRITE Mrs. C. G. Cllukscalcs. A Dew “ omnlfocal" lens completely eliminates t h e sharp dividing line character­ istic of bifocal glasses. The P. O. BOX 127 HIGHWAY 17-92 .- t .. . •new lens has grsdually In­ TELEPHONE 644-1715 Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Carpen­ creasing power from top to MAITLAND, FLA. ter o f Indianapolis, Ind., bottom and gives the appearproudly announce the arrival m c c of a single vision lens. o f a daughter, Mandy Caro­ line, bom March 15 In Indian­ apolis a n d weighing sis pounds, sU ounces, Mrs. Carpenter is the for­ m er Janet Glenn and mater­ nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. BIU Glenn, 110 Escambia Drive, 8anford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Carpenter, JUDY CHAPMAN, left, models a sophisticated powder blue crepe even­ Winchester, Ind. ing gown accented by a regal Ince panel train. Ann Kain shows a short •ID00 Miss Diana Haynes Miss Nancy Jones Honor Guest O f Betty Anne's Complimented A t Bridal Shower Bridal Shower Propane FREE IN ST A LLA T IO N Suburban Propane N e w Arrivals Grand Opening Social News Regulations The Herald welcomes all social news with the following regulations estab­ lished! 1— Photograph and cov­ erage requests should be .m a d e .tb m -H a y e -prior-t* event g—Engagement a n d wedding forms are avail­ able to bo accompanied by photo four daya before announcement I— News may be sub­ mitted at office, via mall or phone fo r short notices. Typewritten accounts in lower case double spaced are eapedlted more quick­ ly. Names should be print­ ed in manuscript reports. 4— Personal black and white photos and negatives are acceptable. ft—Photos made by Her­ ald staff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal co s t Doris Williams Society Editor 122-2611—City 425-5088— County SU N D A Y , APRIL 4th gown o f pink satin featuring a bow in the back and an eye-catching large tear drop poarl. Mary Lou Boyle, weuring an ash blondo wig, is gowned in a floor length formal o f light blue satin with the bodice embroidered with pearls, sequins and crystal beads. Ixora Garden Club Flower Show Features Creativity Ixora Garden Club will inc-eir'iinr. 30 ‘vr.ifir'on "April' ft ■t tho homo o f M n . Carl Schllke with M n . Tom Mcro and Mr*. Joe Davl* a* cohoitcue*. A flower (bow will be held with all members par­ ticipating. ArUitic deilgm will be dis­ played to interpret the theme “ Uenuly I* Where You Find It." Soma of the claim s in the ichcdule are; Hack In Your Own Back Yard—tiling material in your DIANE SCHULTZ’S brunette benuty is en­ hanced by a white lace frock with long sleeves and a scooped neckline. Casselberry Personals Mrs. Darwin Shea of North Triplet Drive recently return­ ed from California where she own or your neighbor'* garattended the- wedding of h«r S e n '................................... father, Rev. Ward Lusk, and Nature's Sculpture — usipg the former Mrs. Daisy Belle rocks, root*, driftwood, etc. Lawson in Bellflower. She alio The Dance — showing rhy­ thm. The Gourmet—using fruits and/or vegetables. A Man's World—interpret­ ing a bobby or some other in­ terest. Invitation has been received from the Orlando Garden Club to a Spring Table Show to be held at its club bouse on April 7 from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. This promises to be informa­ tive aa well aa beautiful around the theme of wed­ dings, entitled “ With This Ring." TIPS ON HAIR NEW YORK (UPI>—Handle hair with ipeclal care if It is dry. The Lilt Reference Ser­ vice laid the thing* to avoid if your hair i* dry are: hot water when shampooing, tho Members may contact Mr*. "h o t" temperature on hair John Morgan for "Best In dryer, sleeping with hair ia Show" Flower Arrangement roller*, and bleaching or tint- Books. visited former Casselberry residents, Mr. and Mrs. HuIon Johnson and their children In Whittier, Calif., and enjoy­ ed sightseeing in the Los An­ geles area. OPEN Her big surprise came, how­ ever, when she returned home to find that during her two weeks absence her husband had completely remodeled the living room and dining room without her knowledge. SATURDAY * vS S 0n SS& SM fijUlSXJULdJt PHONE 322-71IS L IG G E T T - R E X A L L D R U G POnDCHEOT 8HOPPINO CENTER HWY. 17-9* BOUltt — SANTORO Phone 322-0886 "Flowers For All Occasions" FREE DOOR PRIZE Bloom ing Potted Plants HOBBIES Free Gliderx Far The Kiddies CRAFTS Sprays & Scott Products OPENING DAY SPECIALS AZALEAS 2472 Park A ve. * G E R A N IU M S fijuuuw nbt & H O BBY CENTER Ph. 322-5562 • Cut Flowers • Corsages • Hospital & Hom e Arrangem ents • W reaths & Sprays Fertilizers ANNUALS A RT GORDON KELLETT 2221 Grapeville Ave. Dish Gardens & Plants C offee & Doughnuts For The Adults 5 P.M. Grapeville Florist & Nursery REGISTER FOR PHONOGRAPH RECORDS yJ m 9 A M. — a • . 59c pock . . 98c & $1.98 . . . . 3 for $1.00 M U M S .............. 3 for $1.00 R O S E S ........................ $i.9g CROTONS . . . . 3 for $1.00 B E G O N I A S ................. $1.75 A N D M A N Y M O RE SPECIALS Complete Line of Art Supplies IN THE FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER “Everyone Welcome” «; �Pre-Nuptial Events Compliment Miss Carla Lommler Also, Mr*. Dot Locke, Mr*. I Lee Brown, Mr*. Shirley Gat- Mr*. Virginia Bo*ch, Mr*. Cynthia Varnum, Mr*. M aryjlln, Mr*. Helen Blankemhlp, Gerry Eyer, Mr*. Ted Willi*, Mr*. Cecelia Tullk), Mis* Ka­ thy Willi* and Mr*. Brcnctt* Morri*. A personal shower was giv­ en by MU* Sharon Alexander, maid of honor, and her moth­ er, Mr*. Juanita Alexander, at (he Longwood home of Mrs. Haiel Rolln. A while umbrella was plac­ ed above the honorec'* chair. The illusion of rain was ef­ fectively created by yellow By Donna Estea Mis* Carla Lommler, brideelect of Michael Ewrightson Harville, hat been honored with three pre nuptial show­ ers. The first of the trio of event* wa* a linen shower given by Mr*. Irene Thilpltt at her home on the Old Dixie Highway. Serving table for the occas­ ion wa* centered with an ar­ rangement of lavender and yellow mums flanked by tap­ er* and a cut glass punch bowl. Gifts were arranged be­ neath a white umbrella. A buffet of petit fours, tea sand­ wiches, relish tray, nuts, mints and sherbet punch was enjoyed. Invited guests included Mr*. Carl Lommler, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Etta Har­ ville, mother of the groomelect; Mrs. Inez Largent, the bride • elect's grandmother; Mrs. Hazel Largent, great aunt of the bride-elect, and Deadline Changed First Methodist Church SS Class Kay Gallagher of the Flor­ ida State Bank, has announc­ ed that the Easter Hat Con­ test being sponsored by the bank has extended the dead­ line until 1 p.m. Monday, April 5, and advance registra­ tion is not necessary, as hata arc in by the deadline. Prizes totaling $100 will be awarded to the organizations who have winners. Any organ­ ized women's or girls’ club who has not made plans to compete, it is still not too late. Perhaps many feel they have no artistic or creative ability, but arc fluent with words. A prize will be award­ ed for the most befitting wording to name a bonnet in this case, rather than the hat itself. Other categories which will be judged will be most ori­ ginal in design, best use of materials, prettiest and fun­ niest. For further information call Mrs. Gallagher or Irene Brown at 322 1611. Research Reveals M odem Females Personals Meets Tuesday The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church will meet with the chairman, Mrs. J. Brodie Williams, 302 Oak Avenue, at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April e. This will be a general bus­ iness and social meeting and all members are asked to make an effort to attend. MRS. IRENE PIIILPITT, right, was hostese recently to n bridal shower complimenting Miss Carla Lommler. Longwood bride-elect. Pictured from the left are Mrs. Ewrightson Hnrville, mother of the prospective groom ; Miss Lommler, honoree, and her mother Mrs. Carl Lommler. For Easter Hats Prize Contest sionary Union Circle o f the First Baptist Church of Longwood with Mrs. B. R. Gray, Mr*. Clyde Whitehead and Mrs. Charles Dudley a* hos­ tesses. The serving table featured Refreshments of cake, fruit a tiered wedding cake with a punch, nuts and mints, were miniature bride and groom and wedding bells. Cake and served. fruit punch were served. Attending were Mr*. Lommter, Mrs. Harville, Miss Tat Harville, sister of the groomelect, and Miss Janice Lomm­ ler, sister of the bride-elect. Also. Mrs. Patsy McEvers, Mrs. W. R. Chandler and Mrs. Donna McEvers. Miss sons, David and Billy, of Lynne Miller and Miss Billie Twenty-Nine Palms, Calif., Crook. are currently visiting her par­ A miscellaneous shower was ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Megiven by the Women's Mis- Alexander, in Loch Arbor. and lavender streamers from celling to floor. The yellow and lavender color scheme was carried throughout the decorations in keeping with colors chosen by the brideelect for her wedding. A Q U A R IU M SUPPLIES 25% TO 50% OFF We specialize In air conditioning. More people put their confidence in Carrier, our line, than in any other make. 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Shoulders District Director T o Visit Sanford Woman’s Club The General Busincsa and Civic Department of the San­ ford Garden Club will moot for the regular luncheon on Wednesday, April 7, at noon at the club house. Hostesses are the Mmes. S. G. Harriman, Ned Julian, Mil­ dred Gramkow, Elsie M. Leonard, Emma Young, Lor­ raine Graham and Miss Ellalee Klrchhoff. Guest speaker will be Mrs. J. Y. Clark Jr.. District Di­ rector of Florida Federation of Women's Clubs. Heaervatloni for the lunch­ eon should bo made by 6 p.m. Monday, April S, with Mrs. Wade Shealy, 323-0375. showed a broadening with sleeves set In. trend A famous rug designer now turns to comment on women's clothes. Edward Fields, cus­ tom rug maker, suggests that women could do well to select clothes by the same rules ap­ plied to home decoration. "The well-dressed lady is reminiscent of a tastefullyfurnished room, in that neith­ er looks contrived," said Fields * * * * * Helping Km p AMERICA POWERFUL >*** ■ Hound World The vlow that the earth is round was held by Pythagoras in the 6th century B.C. and by Aplatotle in the 4th cen­ tury B.C., according to the Encyclopaedia Brltannica. - * \ * . M HEADQUARTERS . ,k ... K o d i i l t W O R L D S FAI R . PI CTURE TAKI NG . M ill Grow Old Later L O N D O N (UPI) — Many women arc slaying younger longer. Science documents the de­ velopment. A British physi­ cian, Dr. J. J. Frommcr re­ ports that menopause Is occur­ ring about four years later than it did loo years ago. "There may be a link be­ tween later menopause and the decreased rate of aging," he said, in a British Medical Journal report. — Dr.-Frommer- ssyr- that- the median age of menopause for 443 women who were patients at London’* Royal Freo Hos­ pital waa 50.1 years. In 1545, menopause occur­ red at around 45 years of age. In ancient times, Dr. Frommer msintalns, it occurred at about 40 years. The doctor believes that la­ ter menopause may be » re­ sult of better nutrition and greater knowledge of bow to keep healthy. 2 for the price of I PLUS APENNY! aV,jr UV is a fo r c e f o r f r e e d o m Raisins hold quality better In foll-drapped cartons than in ccllophana bags, bom* aeonomists report. Hat on a tuffal Eating her tarda end whey, Along came a spider Aad set dews hseld* her, And taid "W hy don't you Go to W B S-K A Y7" Yoa can waah MOKE clothes CLEANSE Aad CHBAPEK It’a Urn. What'a more, WEB la willing To FKOVE it t* you. I f yea havaa't washed there Jaat atop in and nee Take this ad to Wan And gat ono washing FREE! Air CondUlMMd Lounge WES-KAY ‘The Prescription Our Primary Concern' Locally Owntd Aad Operated By Glean MeCal Aad “ Ernie" Mille Car. let A MagnaHa Phene 82M 1U Free from fee Dictatee of Sodallet Flannere, the men and women of America’! 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Tkt Frttiamt Feendatfas awards* A* Cmspang As Gesrps H'esMegtoa lionet M M fee dreaseKsfa# /r aadesa's site! importance f* awry /UU V Amtritm sa *s*nr. 5 nailer pray s, <a I M m i IMS, alas A fi f d n ^ m n NI/Ibf A# C M iplifi �99# dCujhtiqhJtA A PftlL 8. IMS 16-11 p.BL C M . Slattery'* People. "Question: BUI Dtil•jr, Why Did You Como H o r n ? ” A drama about con. fo m tty by UgUUUon, tract bouaing and YtsUd interest act against tha cllchod back* g r a n d o f tho aroused, mind* lata populace. Tha furor begins whan a millionaire re* tu n a to tho paopla who throw him out as a young man, buys a tract housa In their midst and begins re­ building, maliciously causing high blood pressure by da* pressing property values. Or is b e t Forrest Tucker stars aa tha cantankerous million­ aire, with Fred Clark his chief home-owning oppoent. 7:10-8:80 p.m. NBC. InterMtional Showtime. " T h e Great German Circus.” Mun­ ich's Circus Krone supplies ths acts, the outstanding one o f which Is an animal train­ er who toys with Lions and Tigers. There’s also a good riding act, some remarkable dogs, a colorful clown act and the usual assortment of acrobats. 8-8:30 p.m* ABC. The Farmer’s Daughter. “ The Woman Behind the Man.” Another cute outing, with Glen learning tha facts of life about dealing with cer­ tain lady members o f the press. Katy gets written up as the power behind the throne and from then on Glen’s Ilfs gets sticky. The problems all work out pleas­ antly enough in this enjoy­ able half-hour. 8:80-0:80 p.m. CBS. The Great Adventure. "Escape.” (rerun) Not a very pleasant story and loyal Southerners may challenge Its accuracyNevertheless, it's loaded with suspense. More than 1,000 un­ ion officers, held captive In the confederacy’s notorious Libby Prison, plot to escape. One man, excellently played by Jack Warden, Is suspect­ ed o f being a confederate spy. 8:80-18 p.m. CBS. Gomer Pyle. " S e r g e a n t o f tho Guard.” Poor Carter. As ser­ geant o f the guard, ha lets Gomer drive him craty as his 7:11 1:40 Site 1:10 d il l 1B:M tt iit H it t H its 11:11 U :lt 11:00 (II 'SI II) l ! : i t (I) (S) <t) t:0 t ( t l (tl (I) 1:10 SATURDAY A. M. 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Ilaakatball Aaan. Big Plotura Cameo Theater Mporta Spectacular P rofile In Courage Hhtll'a W onderful W orld o f d o tf CBN Uott Champion ship Danger la Mr Bust ness Mlchelol, Hour o f excellence Toplo Wild Kingdom Science All-Ntara OK Collage Uowl Oaralcada a f A me teura II Project I Meet the Press SOth Century r.U .ll., •Strife" Nawacopn Pro 8 Con Many Happy Returna K anlueky Jonas Lassie Osala A H arriet W agon Train W on dtrfu l Wnrld af (I) IBS te s t (t) (S> (t) Caacantratlaa December llrlda Tha McCoys Jeopardy Price la R ight MONDAY r . M. I t i lt (I I (II (I I 13:31 ( I I 11:10 (II • ill ( t l (t) •:I4 ( I ) fidd td) New* A la ir* . I* Sunrise Newe * Tadas W eather Chemistry Bemester W eather ( f ) I I M l I lt jV fitf ft Till (It Wake-up Movies file (t) Countdown New* fidd (I) Pan*, Market a*m £ 2 f U ild -U t ld t o n a l liu d le s ( t l VT 11:11-11:11 K eynotes e l Muele ( l - l t VT M O kD AT P . 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W eather, (4 ) Mevle Newe ( t ) The Aeguaa ( f l Leave It Te Beaver ( I ) Candid earner* 1:10 (SI Mr. M agoe (•> W het'e My U s * ( t l N ew ts*** ( l ) C M Newe. W eather W M F H -TT CHARNEL S4 ( I ) Newsline H ORBAT A. M. (S) Checkmate Riga On (•) Adventures la f a r * d il l 1:11-1:11 Timeline dlss 1:00-1:11 Am erican Hlatory (S) Checkmate (II t l ) Pater Q u i t • :I8 -I:I8 Reading ( !- • } 1:41-18:11 Spanish (11 MONDAY A. MI d iN -ld lt f Spanish (4> 31:48-18 t i l Space A ge tale nee :at S ill (•) '« 9#rtO h off gives a strong perform­ ance In this unpalatable role MARCH 31, INS Admissions and there's a lot o f built-in Martha Goethe, Joseph Rig­ tension In the story. gins, Betty Ball, Andrew Bi­ APRIL 3, 18<S vins, Mark Renaud, Ross E. 8:30-10:30 pun. ABC. Hol­ Roder, Widab Deeb, Joan lywood Palace. An aasort- Fryman, A n n i e Strachan, ment of good names dots this Shirley Z in a, Debra Yar­ fast-moving variety show. borough, Geraldine K e e t h , William Brooks, Ruth BillLisa Kirk geU a few min­ hlmer, Diana Wright, Eliza­ utes to sing a few songs, Tim beth Blevins, Sanford; Robert Conway atepa out of hla En­ Feth, Florence Webber, Design Parker dlsgulae ("M e- Bary; Annie Hawkins, Lake Hale's Navy") to do a com­ edy t u r n , mild-mannered Georgs Gobel works hard for his laughs and Barbara Mc­ Nair punchea her songs over with considerable style. Dale Robertson Is the host 3:30-5 p.m. ABC. Profes­ Seminole County 4-H boys sional Bowlers Tour. Hart­ and girl* will hold their an­ ford's Connecticut Open is nual County Events Day ths scene o f the next to last Saturday at the County A g­ show in this series. Chris ricultural Center on Hwy Schenkel and Billy Welu pro17-82. All participants are vide the descriptions. asked to be there at 8:30 a.m. 6-8:30 p.m. ABC. ABC's to register. The event* will Wide Wot Id o f Sports. The last from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. events are auto racing (SeDemonitrations and events bring twelve-hour G r a n d on electric Itmpt, insect col­ Prix of Endurance) and Ski lections, p u b l i c epeaking, Jumping (The Holmenkollen tractor operator, clothing, International C h a m p i o n home Improvement, c h i l d ships). T h e commentators rare, health, foods and share are Phil HUI and Charlie tha fun ara tinted. Brockman from Sebrlng and Each of the events will Bill Flemming and Art Ber­ have a junior and senior di­ lin from Oslo, Norway. vision. The winner of the se­ 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. The nior division will represent Jackie Gleason 8how. It's Seminole County in the dis­ "it pays to be Ignorant” trict Event* Day at Camp time again and Jackie has his McQuarrit on April 8-14. three favorite panelists— Asilitlng judging will be Jayne Mansfield, Irwin Corey Mrs. G. R. Gray, Mrs. Edwin and F r a n k Fontaine—on Kennedy, Mrs. D e m p s e y hand. Carnes, Mrs. Kay Satsman, 8:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Law­ Mrs. J. M. Buhl, Mrs. John rence Walk. Ever the one to Ulmer, Mrs. Terry Shattuck, jump on a timely bandwagon, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. John Walk’s showtonight is de­ Clark, Mies Ella l.ee Kirchvoted to this year’s emilem*/ off, Mi** Margaret Quarlca, award nominated songs, plus William Morgan, Dr. Harlan a collection o f winners from Rhotdet, John Marlin, John the past. It’s part o f a plug Jakubcln and William West. for the Network's big "O s­ car-cast” on Monday night. 8-10 p.m. CBS.Secret Agent. "The Battle of the Cameras” (Premiere) Re­ member special security ag­ ent John Drake, that old "Danger M an"? Ha'a back again, atlll played by Pat­ Sanford Liona Club baa rick McGoohan, but this time slated election of officers for time labelled "secret agent.” ita meeting Tuesday with the following proposed by tha nominating committee; For president, W i l l i a m MarLauchlin; first vice presi­ dent, Harold Rowland; sec­ (II Jaekle Olaaasa ( t ) M ickle Evens ond vice president, Al Probit; (S) flip p e r 1:11 (I t Newe 8 W eather (II Tha K in g fa m ily third vice president, Clarence l:tt (I I Captain K angaroo ( t l The T essa 1:11 (SI W eather - New* (Cracker) Donaldson; tecre •ill ( I ) Cartoonvlllo tl| Im w rtnce Welk trry, Hugh Duncan; treasur­ (1 ) Today (t| The Kntertalnere l i l t (S) D ivorce Court e d . - : ; Morrison; lion tamer, (SI Sat. Mite Movie ( t ) American Hlatory (I I H ollyw ood Palace l : ‘ I ( I ) Kxerols* (or Modern Georgs Dell; one-year direc (I I Ounsmoke tors, James Lee and Ben Wom en ( t l nipeord t:tt ( I ) Itomper Room Wade; two • year directors, ( t l Newscope It) The Morning Movie ( t ) News, Sport*. W ea­ l l : l t (S) Make Hoorn for George Hughes and Al Lyons. ther . Daddy All meetings o f the club (II ABC News ( I ) CIIN Newa with Mika are held at Lake Monroe Inn (4) Theater o f tha Ite r s W allace ( • i ll ( I ) W hat's This gon g at noon each Tuesday. Retir­ ( ! ) Sat. Night Movie (SI Saturday Night Shew ( I ) I Lave Luey ing president is Howard 18:11 ( I ) NtlC News SUNDAY P. M. Hoed. H :t t ( t j Andy o f Mayberry favorite private follows the letter o f the law. Then, when there’s a chance to catch some warehouse crooks, Go­ mer gets conned Into helping them. Luckily, the combina­ tion o f Carter’s brilllanee and Comer’s daring saves the dsy again. Some laughs. 8:30-10 p.m. NBC. Jack Benny Program. "Jack Ap­ pears On P a n e l 8how.” There’s a running gag about Jack's posing for a publicity picture with pancakes on his head. Then when he joins an Intellectual TV panel show (as a replacement) he's smothered by everyone else, until the subject turns to money. Panelists V i n c e n t Price, Angle Dickinson and Dr. Joyce Brothers make merry at Jack's expense, but reward the viewer with a lot of laughs. 8:30-10 p.m. ABC. FDR. "Distant Thunder." Consider­ ing all that's happened In the past 30 years, this reminder o f the sort o f Isolationism which prevailed prior to World War II has an almost quaint historical feeling to It, though there was nothing quaint about the attitudes of Its proponents. The show ex­ amines FDR's position in re­ lation to the world power struggle leading to the war. 10-11 p.m. NBC. The Jack Paar Program, (color) Hit of the show teams Genevieve and Ralko in a tongue twist­ ing bit in which they both read news Items In their In­ imitable dislects and cap this with a song-and-dance treat­ ment o f "friendship.” Ths Muppets do an acceptable bit about a computerised talking machine and comedian God­ frey Cambridge gets o ff a few gripes about airline econ­ omy shuttle flights. 10-11 p.m. ABC. 12 O'Clock High. "The Mission.” Anothor one o f those personal dra­ mas with lives hinging on the outcome. Cornin' In on a wing and a prayer: Savage's bom­ ber, doomed unless one man can perform the vital, hasardous task o f dismantling a live bomb. And that man bears the label o f coward and malingerer. Burt Brincker- W « 9 k « n d •:#t (t> Nawseepe c o a t. (S) Nows, Sports. W a sth tr (S) Newell** 1:11 ( I ) H untlor • BrlnkU r (S) Ths B ig Movlo (•) Ns wo w ith W altsr Cronktts TsM ( I ) Taney Barringer (S) W yatt Karp f i l l t i l lnlarnattonal Showlima (SI llawhtda 1:11 (S) Ail llama fa m ily t l ) Bob H ops Thoatar ( I ) On Broadw ay T o­ night S:SI ( I ) Valentine's Day t : l l f ! ) Jack Btnny (S) (Jomar Pyle IS) fa rm a re Daughter 10.0S (2) Jack Paar (SI m attery's People <S| IS O 'clo ck llls h t i l t s (SI Kswseopa ( I ) News, Sports, W ea ­ ther ( t l Neweltna 11:11 (SI Shock Theater ( t l Theater ot the Stare 11:10 (1) T on igh t Show T V Time Previews 0in?*rl 'Plenty O f Room* For Expansion WASHINGTON (UPI) Otto Eckstein, ■ member ol President Johnson's Council ol -Ecoontnie-Advitefftrtkjre there is "plenty of room” for fur­ ther economic expansion in (he nation without a threat ol inflationary price increases. Eckstein added, however, that the council believed a "very, very very substantial” expansion was needed to pro­ vide enough jobs by IBM. Dolly L. Thorne Funeral Sunday Mrs. Dolly L. Potts Thome, resident o f Sanford for 70 years, died Monday at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital. Funeral service* will be conducted by Rev. B. H. Hodge at t p.m. Sunday at 8t. Paul MR Church. WilsonEichelbcrger Mortuary is In charge. 10. Poultry • Livestock Monroe; Marian Luik, Mait­ land; Charles Thomas, P in sm s City. Births Mr. and Mrs. Said Deeb, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luck, Maitltnd, a girl. D isch a rges Corinne Boor, Rots E. Rodcr, Donald Q. Britt III, Jes­ sie Dawson, Bernice Davit, Jan Dyer, Gladys .Henning, Donald Isbell, Brenda Lail and baby girl, Alzens Mc­ Carter, B e r r y Waihlngton, Sanford; Jack Wolfe, Matilda Yoder, DeBary; Pauline Spi­ vey, Lake Monroe. A P R IL I, IMS Admissions Rebecca Robinson, William Cunningham, Steven Econie, Randy Corpcnlng, Gregory Jackson, Jane Hunter, EaroeStine Nelson, Bobby Alligood, Zctha R om . Flossie Biker. Ma­ rion Burdick, Frank Knigrtt. Stella Walker, Sanford; John Henry Ford, Entcrpriie; Stan ley Behney, Lake M iry; Leon Harden, Lake Monroe; Alex Bigelow, North Orlando; Kxrl Rueichrr, Osteen; Margaret C. Wooten. Orange City; Gladys Murphy, Conncrsvllle, Ind. Births Mr. snd Mrs. Francis Zlzzs, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Duval Hunter. Sanford, a boy. D isch a rges Alice Lawton, Emily Dubotc and baby girl, Beatrice Green. Ruby Green, Henry Oliver. Elizabeth Picks. Mark Renaud, Rost E. Roder, Susan Wllle and baby boy, Frank Williams, Sanford; Mabel Deuiter. DeBary; Barbara Ste ven*. Geneva; Alex Bigelow, North Orlando; Georg* Koan Do Land. 3 Wayfarers To Be Honored DeBary Wayfarer* will present 60-year golden tok­ en* to threa o f ita members at a meeting Monday in the DeBary Community Build­ ing. To be honored are Walter R. Schelle, Poaey L. Wal­ ston and Hobart L Elmers. The awards will be present­ ed by Carlton M. Smith, of Daytona Beach, district de­ puty grand master. Ralph J. Fngel, past grand high prleit of Pennsylvania, will lie speaker for tha meet­ ing. A color film alto will be shown. All Master Masona and wives are Invited to attend. The meeting will be called to order at 2:30 p.m. Classified S Il-llll. 12. Special Notices Phones From Sanford Kxrhingw Bemlaete Canary 425-5938 (Mat Direr*— Net L a s Dieta are S. iv i ■J y. 1 <s A Anson B. Kimble Dies A t Oviedo Anson Bennett Kimble, 87, of Geneva Drive, Oviedo, died Thursday. A native of Nottingham, I’a., he movrd to Oviedo in 1925. He war a retired car­ penter and a member of Flrat Mrthciliat Church of Ovirdo. Survivor* are hi* wife, Mra. Mariana II. Kimble, of Ovie­ do; sons, Canby R. Kimble, o f Oviedo; A. R. Kimble Jr., of Halifax, N. 8., and Ted Kim­ ble, of Graham, N. C.; ■ daughter, Mra. Rebecca Tilghman, o f Kinston, N. C.; ■ brother, Roy Kimble, of Not­ tingham, and 13 grandchil­ dren. Niblark Funeral Home, Cas­ selberry, is in charge o f ar­ rangements. College Budget Funeral Notices tlrogan officia tin g . Brtaaoa Funeral Home In charge. ARSON BEX RETT— Miss Adelaide Conte, De­ KIMBLE. llennett Kim ble o f Oviedo, Bary organist, will present who died Thurtday, will be held at t p. m. Salurdey her final "Twilight Hour” from the First Me'.hodlet concert ot the season at d Church o f Oviedo with Rev. Cyrus D. Dawtey o fficiatin g M>- Sunday in the DeBary and Rev. O eergo Carlton. Or­ Community Methodist Church lande. assisting. Buriat wltl he lu Ovlede Cemetery. Ni­ on Hlghbanks Road. The pubb lic k Funeral Hoax*. Cassel­ lid id inrilod. berry, la s h a rg a 50. Mlac. For Sale I A Up to 8 111 1.56 11.58 1130 « to 18 I 2| 1.80 I 1-St 11.86 H to 15 |3 II JO 11.88 I 2.86 id to 26 I 4 I I.S0 I 2,52 I 3.86 21 to 25 15 |1.561 3.15 |4.73 26 to 36 |l I 1.36 |3.781 5.76 Hlalmam Ad— I M et (flee S-leller vearda per line S lJ t Minimum Chan * All Skip Mata Ada Charg.J at 1-Day Rata CONTRACT RATES ON HEqUEHT C 'L A S N IH F D IIIM t'L A l tt.SO I 'r r Inch (Hlalmam at a enlamo Inrbaa ERRORS Tha Herald will net he re. apanalbl* fee mere than awe Incurred lueerttuu. CO PY The Herald reserves the *rtrlle g s o f rejectin g ur reel*, la g nay advertisem ent which It derm * ahjadlu nah l# la the pulley u f this t r u e paper. DEADLINES 13 Noon Dsy Before Publication For Insertions snd Kills (B*U Noon Far Mnndsy) 1. Lost A Found LET-? CELEII RATE — The ctaiatflsd ads are tha plac* to aav* tlm* and m onty when shopping for tha car ot your cholc*. FOUND: Illack A Tan Man­ chester. Female, about > yre. old. 133-Silt. LOST: llorac. Drown Mar*, children's pet. Ph. I l l - I l l ! or llt-1711. Reward. 2. P erson al* SEMINOLE LODGE NURSINO AND CONVALESCENCE RESIDENCE P O. Hot iISO. Hanford. Fla. t t t SOUTH fl AT AVE Ph. 1 2 l-t T » Do you have a drinking p rob ­ lem. W rit* P. O. Uox t i l t . Hanford. JOHN, Promle* m* anything but give m* Turk Air Conditioning by Hheet Metal Mpeclallets. I l l till. MARCIA H ARRIETT * Utauty N o o k . •oft wat*-, avenlne app'ts. tn> Ho n*h. 111-1711.________ 6. Child Care NANNIES KIDDIE CARE. We never rloee. Licensed nursery, Infant* to t. 34tu 8. Oak Av*. 331-OUI. W IL L CAIIK fo r Infant In my home Day nr Night. I l l - t t l l . 8. Pets A_ Supplies 22. Plumbing 23. Painting I^ IN T IN G ^ h rep a lr^ llG U I. 24. Well Drilling W ELL# DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINK LER SYSTEMS All Type* and ■!*** W s Repair aad Service ■ T I N E It Pays To Use Herald Want Ads ■ EL l US you r Furnlturt Quick f i r v l c t with tb* Cash. SUPER TRADINQ P O IT . 322-1177. BOATERS Machine and Supply Co. 1*7 W. Ind HI__________ U l - t t t l W H EEL CH Atn, Folding type, good condition ( I t . 2I2-7140. FANS; 1 Pedestal quiet II". 1 equar* 22": F it Radio, like new. ICI-4104. WKMTIN'GHOUME Uoltl* Water Cooler, Utility building. !|| Lab# Dot Dr.. MunUnd Estates BEEN WAITING TO OO TREAMURE HUNTING? Com* to the corner o f Park Av*. and Laurel Drive In Plnecreat on Saturday batwatn t* a. m. and 3 p. m. “Traaeurte Am ong The Trash"— Rooks. O olf C l u b s . W tdgtw oed dlahaa and Other*. 29. Photo 4k Equipment APT. Fla* Gaa Stove 111, used I month*; 3#" Electric Fan tl. I l l - t t l l . UE a good E gg A glv* your W tfa a new Camera before Easter! 51. Articles For Rent W IE D O L D ra CAMERA SHOP IIP A Park Avenue, Sanford 30. Home Appliances "Y ou name It— W* hav* | tr AMERICAN RENT-ALL 3 I M* . Hiawatha, I ll-t t ll HOM ES d. l. a 4 b e d r o o m s 1. 1H A i RATHH KtTCIlEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Fop Cempiet* in form ation Ben o r Cell Your FH A - V A SALES BROKER W * Have The Home F or Tou STENSTROM REALTY 3141 P A R K DRIVE lll-lti# 333-7433 NIGHTS I ll-lit! 331-11(1 313-4141 133-1132 RENT A BED RoIlawAy, Hospital. laky Bed*, bp Day, Weak, gg Month. IOUTH SKMINOLB REglDEN Td NEW APPLIANCES At W ar*, house Prlcee— Frlgldalre, Hot Point, RCA. Bantth, eta. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Call Charlie O erm ly collect 111 W. 1st. III-III1 at Associated Radio 8 TV, l i l t N. Grange Ave., Orlaado 433-3114. C -A -L -L 31. Mnakal Inet rumenla Plano Servicing 8 Tuning Gene Cumbaa — t l l - l l l l Plans Tuning and Repair W . L H arm s* . . . I t t - l t l l 34. Upholstery OVER II T E A M o f fin e w orkm anship In uphot. elerln g. Draperies, Slipcovers. Time raym tn ta a t llttt* aa I I me. Drapery hardware la •tallatlea. K ULP DECORATING SHOP Pb. 633-11 Id I f yau have a phene, pen have a charge account far a l a s - dord^Uhaid Waai-Adl CALL 838-7891 Find tout ROUX tha eaajr way, Sa NFORD ELECTRIC O. E. A p, Itaneee— New 8 Used m Magnolia I I I . 1343 Tho FURNITURE 122-32TI $100 DOWN PLUMDINQ Contracting Repair* FRE E ESTIMATES NOTHING IS L n r r until n It L HARVEY Herald Want Ad falls to find >0( Hanford Ava._______ t l l - l l l l Itl DOGS RECEIVED ror Adop lion, boarded Animal Rescua Laagu*. 1700 \V. Minnesota, Del.end. ph. 7 3 t-tlt t. USED . MUST HELL AKC Poodl* Pup­ pies 110. 331-tOtO. AQUARIUM SUPPLIES t l to 10% o ff. Used aquarlume. all alae*. Finny-Friends. South on 17-93. Sat. A Hun. only. 53. Wanted To Bay A Herald w ant-ad ta at near DO IT TOURBELF! a* you r phonal Dial 122-ltlS 12 Tears experience. Call La­ Complet* Rcflnlahlng Suppll**or <21-1*13 (8outh Seminole) f a Bc o c o n p . mar Williams. Five Points. and ue* your charg* account. n o t French Av*. Ill-Ill* 122-7113. W AN TED : Uead Corner Cup­ CANAS Day Camp bcglna June SANFORD HEWtNO CENTER board. Cheap, w ill rcllnleh. I33-34II 271-31*7.___________________ B ttth.. Laka (lolden. For In- 101 So. Park Av*. form ation call 323-3111, Frad HOOVER VAC. CLEANER. 55. Furniture For Sale (Jana*. W H ITE SEWING MACHINE* Authorised Sale* A Service Adding Marhlaaa - Typew riters FREE ESTIMATE O A ltllE T T g Sale* - dental* - Repairs I t l E. First. 322-174* Upholstering A Mattresa ranPOWKLL'S OFFICE SUPrLT evatlng. Ntw A Uead Furni­ ■TOUGH'S Utility Trailer Sal**, BART A Household Furnlihture. Call Nlz Bedding Mfg. tlox >01 A, Rout* 2. South Co. at 70t Celery Av*. 333Inge. odde A end*. 327-IXI* Sanford Ava. attended. I l l 3117. 0131. NORGE 2-door R ef.-F rttttr. WILSON MAIEIt FURN |>0. 322-0170. INCOME. TAX Klllns by ap Uuy — Sell — Trad* polntment. Krnest nirknell. HEWING MACHINE ZIG-ZAG 3)1-14 E. tat. 122-1133 21*1 Park A v e . Ph. 331-3171. W# have a t l l ( Dlet-O-Matlc For the biggest selection o f alg-aag that hae never been nearly new and used furn i­ 13. Caterinf - Food used. W a i Chrletmae lay­ ture. tea Noll’a Furniture away. Thera 1* only a 111 bal­ Ilrokaraga In C atatlbtrry S T R A W n E Itn iE S for Sal*. Tou ance due. Purchatere left on 17-32. Open t days I to t. pick 40c «|t.f !• or m o ri 15c ares and w# are unable lo ql., picked on order, field locate. Tou can hav* machine Used furniture appliances, tool*, run 41c c|t. No Mund*y for •>>. Balance. Cash ur etc. Uuught • Hold. Larry’ * Tlrlamn Ave.. Terms. W ill take older m»Mart. 2)1 Sanford Av*. Ph. china for payment. Call Col­ 122-1112. lect Orlando 47I-1177. Atlae 13. Special Services Hewing Center. 1710 E. Col­ COURTKOU8T CHARGE ACCOUNTS— limited credit It onial. A & B CONTRACTORS you own a phone. Put elaialHOME IMPROVEMENTS, fled A 'a to w ork for youl EPOXY PAINT ROOKING, PAINTINQ A INr'UI ATINU PAINT IT TOURBELF WALNUT Dining Hull*. *12 Financing Arranged « 117-7117 FASCO CORP. <701.___________________________ lin o French Av*. >21-111* VOKM LANDSCAPING A MAIN­ 1 Repossessed W alnut Bedroom TENANCE at a Price you >U’ A STEREO. Danish Modern Suit* by llavset with b ed­ ren afford. Complete L » n ding, like new. I l 2t.li>; Walnut Cabinet. Price cut. Maintenance, L a n Uecaptng. 1 Pc. Early Anier. Llv. Rm. 322-1127. (.andecape Architect Service. Hull* with foam rubber cu s­ Call ua for FRE E ESTI­ 14" LATE MODEL OAS Stove. hions $13.in; MATES. 3 2 1 -m o after t:3 « 1th. burner or griddle, o r i­ I Giant else H ollyw ood Bed, p. m. Ilk* new 13.31. ginal cost 1321. Heat offer. 101 K. Woodland Dr., Ph. 1 Set Hunk Ueds with rebuilt UICTCLE REPAIRS Innersprlng matlrea*. 113.10; 132-4020. Guaranteed W ork 4 Full sli* Inner aprlng matParts A A ccaatorlet treeeea t i t *a. TOT CORRAL 123-3213 CITIZENS Band radio*. 121 Seminole County Laundry, t— 1/4 ala* Inner aprlng m at. trees (10. l i t W. 3rd St. LAWN A GARDEN W ORK. ttt-IO tl. 10 K ET ELECTRIC Straight ECHOLS BEDDING CO. FIXIY SHOP Bedding A Furniture Adding Machine. R e d u c e d NEW LOCATION AT FACTORT PRICES: this weekend only from l l t .t l to t Bo. French > 3 i-t7 ll to l l t . t l ; Ntw Smith Corona Sterling Portables reduced to SICK ROOM NEEDS only 133*1. Aleo Electric 60. Business Opport. Portables In etock. Term* A Wheel Chairs. Watkera. Canes Trade*. Excellent Graduation FOR LEASE: GULF OIL MerA Crutch** for rent or eat*. J 'o a w .p d im e at L o w e s t G ift. vice Station. D ow ntow n Fan. Prices. Olernunt to people PO W ELL'? OFFICE SUPPLY ford. For Inform, call John over t l A ell Hervlc* Person­ Sheppard 322-2141. Carpets clean eaeivr with th» nel. Check our prlcee. Blue Luatr* E lectric bham- SERVICE STATION for Lea*#. FAUST DRUG STORE pooer only t l per day. CarGood location. Good re fe r, Free D elivery 323-0714 roll Furniture Co encev A soma Capital requlrOFFERING A SPECIAL SER­ It r t . ROWnOAT. 1 HP Motor ed. Call 123-4112._____________ VICE? More than 10,100 readI t l. Trailer Hitch ' l l or 'l l era at* fhe Sanford Herald Cher. |1. G. E. Electric 71. Male Heb Wanted classified ade dally. Ratea aa Range l i t . 2120 Holly Ave tow aa lie per line per day! Evenings. BRAKE AND Dial 327-SII3 o r t l l- > l> l and plac* your sdl ALIGNMENT MAN CHEST II. Youth Chair 14. a t­ tic Fan 110. D ropltaf Table GOODYEAR SERVICE has d * . COMPLETE LAW N CARE 11. 4 dining chalre 110, 1 slrablt opening (or exp er­ la n d sca pin g, Hpraylng, heaters, mltc.. Reasonable. ienced n ra k f A Alignm ent Sodding, reaaonabl* ratea. 1001 French Ave. man. ability to tell service PIIIL Llim LAWN SERVICE needs lo custom er la helptul. 121-2100 after t : l t p. m. R EC LINER Chair. Whit# Lea­ This ta a permanent position therette; Walnut Dtek A with guaranteed salary plus 16. Interior Decorators Chair. 70t Mandat In Dr., Ra­ Intensive Substantial take venna Park. home pay for a producer. Draperies • Slipcover* Company benefits Include JEAN MARCEL MEN'S 11 3/4 Ot. l.lf* A H ospitalisation In­ 1002 French Ave. 111-1110 Dungaree* — l t . l t pr. surance A a retirement pro­ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS gram A paid vacation. This 17. JanilorUI Services la all fraa o f cost te em ploy­ 110 Sanford Av*. 131-1711 er. Convenient Interview w ill SKA VIEW Hurricane awning, TENTSCH MAINTENANCE b* arranged Nlghta. Mat. or Service A Supplies I fl. I In. wide by It ft. long. Runday If necessary. Reply l i t l H Park D r________1 1 3 -tltl 321-1111. by letter only, Hlat* E duca­ tion, Experience, Background REFRIGERATOR, Kelvlnalor 19. Builders Supplies A telephone No. In form ttlon Foodarama, 11(0. In crate will be kepi confidential. Deep frees*. 3 Cheat o f draw­ W rit* lo F. C. Sturm. Store PRE-CAST Concrete Step* er*. 1-ampa. Formloa. After Manager. Ooodyaar Service, OltK O O Itl LUMRER CO I p. m. Hl-1171. 111 W. let. II* Maol* Ave_________ 113-010* LAWN SALK APPt.T lo Mr*. Carpenter al 20 Hardware I DAYS ONLY Nifty Auto Rath, 1403 F rin ch Real Bargains: 3,000 UTU Air Av*. t l yra. o r elder. N# Conditioner* lit; Chrome ■anford’a Most Complet* ^ n n # catli. Dinette chairs « fo r I t.t il TED W IL L IA M ! UDW. Innervprlng Mattreeaea I I .10 lo t K 31th. 3 1 3 -lttt 72. Female Help Wanted •s.l New 3 pc. living room suit* llt .t l; Rtfrlgvralora 21. Home Improvements t i t A up; Hunk Uvda; Dingle PART TIME Sate* Opportunity for I alert w om en with ca r 8 A Double Ilcde; Meat Mar­ ATTENTION phone. Earnings $21 lo II* ket Supplies; Antiques; Small DO It Yourealf-are! I f your per week. Sarah Covantry A Large Appliances; L v n R oof iieude repairing. Check Jew elry. Terrltorjr unlim it­ F u rnlturt; Car top Carriers; with ua for tha t i n t H oof­ ed. I J l-ft ll. Bedroom Multi; TV'* 111; ing material money can buy. Baby llede. Play Pane, etc.; Call 312-4101 A wa w ill com* Cheat A Plumbing Huppllec. Running. Mice. Item*. OLD COUNTRY AUCTION IIARN, corner CelCARPENTER. Horn* Repairs try A Mipei Ave. What hav* A Additions. First Class you tu S e ll!— W* Pay Cash. Wnrkipanehlp Ph. >11-70*1. FHA - V A 327-174*. Income Tax Return* 322-5612 Fenm 35. Vacuum Cleaner* SANFORD VACUUM SVC. PONT Stud Service, Beautiful SALES - REPAIRS Sorrel with ligh t mane A tall. >27-1 Perfect con form ation 111. Pb 3>IS ?. Park A rc. 4. Beauty Cara Florida Presbyterian Col­ lege Board o f Trustee* hae voted • 13,380,000 budget for the college for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Also au­ thorised ia construction plan­ ning for a music building and residence for tho president Car W ash on the campus and a new 72The Christian Youth Asso­ student dormitcry to open in ciation o f the Church of God the fall o f 1866. will sponsor a car wash from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. Saturday at Green's Tenneco Service Station, French Avenue and STWVERg. I .A l * A HAY— Fue18th Street. Proceeds will go •ret services for Laura May Steven*. Infant daughter o f toward g banquet to honor Mr. end Mrc. Raymond Ste­ those member* of the assoc­ ven* o f Geneve, w ill b* held at t p. ra. Saturday at the iation who will be graduating gravvalda In Oahlawa Mem­ from high school in June. orial Park with llav. w M. O rgan Concert HERALD W ant-A ds Bring Fast Results CetmlF. • FOR-8ALB Naw Home* * * “* * * * a^ Jrai FOR-RENT Uead Heme. FOR-LEASE * Older Hama A -L -S -0 .*2**? .jy .y jf y • * * * v . a. m i ** rar^ * U » * » b d b ib r e d . ^ ^ IB E L E W. WARNER. REALTOR flaath Hark Avaana Sanford, Florida r V w m y n i y ftt A l Attoad Charch TUa laadaj �The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, 72. Female Help Wanted 93. Houma For Sal* ft • BEAUTICIAN Wanted. r u t W 11 .Jon. tt.NK !IKI>lt(HiM on IT. 97, U Mtlr North of St. John* Curl Ileauty Shop. Ph. j ; ; . River. Call 322- 3114. •U< or 123*40X1, Jlm m li C o­ wan. REGISTERED N U R S E S A I.lceneed P ractical Nurse* Poaltlnna available t to 11:10 A It lo 7:10 Shift*. Contact D irector o f Nurses, Hemlnole Memorial Hoapltal, Panford. f 1 77. Situation Wanted I Tall th an too aaw it ta Tha Hanford Herald) ft ft HOUSEWORK, 322*1440 or S2S4*09. Stir Aanfarb ftrrslb S W E E T IE P IE Fri. April 2, '65— Page 11 By Nadine Seltzer $100 D O W N FHA - VA HOMES I. 1. A I BEDROOMS 1. IH A 1 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOXV MONTHLY PATM ENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Com plete Inform ation 8 c* or Call Your SALES BROKER W* Hava The Horn* For You JOHN K. FOX, Raaltor 104 N. Park Ava. GOOD BOATING. FISHING & BATHING ft ft STEN STROM *11-0119 REALTY 2141 PARK DRIVE 1420 112-7411 NIGHTS Lake Front boma with I arrai. 1124124 121-4141 1 DR.. I Math. Fla. Ilm„ Utr 122-1412 lng-<1lnlns araa, kltrhan aqp 111-4141 Doubt# c r T ., Idry.. Uaautlful ly landacapod ground* with fr u it traa*. On la rta lako Prlea t i t . 10* w ith tarma. 111- Government owned Homes LAKE COUNTY RANCH 171 Acra*, XI or t« all fancad A partly claarad. A com bination o f high land and low eleva­ tion for dralnaga ascallant. on* lake within tha proparty A djoin in g highly Improved ranchaa. Prlea |!04 par acra, aaay tarma. ft OUTSTANDING COUNTRY HOME ft I n n . 1H Bath*. Large Lit, DR K ltehtn. TV Room. Drapaa. H ardwood Ploora. Doubt* Carport*. 2 Room Utility llouaa, Swimming Pool, Com ­ plete playground, 1 Acra land, m or t. Prlea *11,000, Tarma. $100.00 D O W N Selection o f I. I. and 1 Bedroom* located In varteee Seitlon* o f Sanford Immedlat* Deitvary MONTHLY PAYMENTS ft ft BROKER *. Park Property 111- 1*91 n A itT p i l c i i e r llrat Duy Broker 211-7491 Day or Night Management and Sales Broker ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raym ond Lundqulat, A*»o. 111- 191’ Atlantia Bank Bldg. JIM H U N T REALTY Ball-Blair Agency O ffice: 122-2111 Nlghta: 122-4740 111-0441 211! Tark D rlvt neal Ea'ata — twauranoa trd A Park Ava 111-1441 St. Johns Realty TH E TIME TESTED FIRM 114 N. Park Ava. 111-4121 $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOM ES SPOTLESS TH REE BEDROOM SEVER AL Outstanding 2 A 1 Beautifully ktpt hom t oppoatte Bedroom llntr.ee available In park In haart o f Sanford. all Araa* ol Hanford. Let ua Nicely landscaped, double Hbow you Around! carport, new kitchen equip­ ment. everything Immaculate. Only 1400 dow n, total prlco 111.400. ■'Keep your tompor w ith " l i s t ■ Park Ava. otom por agency I l l t i l l anytlm * R ra ltor > Appalaor • Ineuror 111-4111_________ t i l l 8. French p n o m .K M s o L v n n W ITH a pier* for tk* IN90. Lots For Sale LAWS' In thl* 2 t e d r .- m BLOCK home w ith * SE­ PARATE Mfite'.tncy apt. un­ L ot on PUN LAKE, approalder the n M *4S roof. Corner m ately t A nr* on good boat­ location In eatabllehad nalghin g A awlmmlng lake. borhood. YOU can't beat thl* VALUE at only 110,000 with liberal term*. SS1-X101 1440 H iawatha at tT -ll Seminole Realty Payton Realty LA ROE Lota on South Park A va. Tltla lneuranea III dow n, I t l par month. I l l 1177. ________________________ 92. Acreage 40 ACHES by Owner, half claarad, I Acraa o f Peaehea. Daap freah w ater wall, loo gallon tank. Soma tlmbar. Voluala County. All H igh A Dry. Hanfoid 111. 1471._______ •5. Houses For Sale AUTHORISED BROKER F or A IL EH A-VA Oovarnmant owned home*. Down paym ent* from ltd*. Low monthly paymanta Including laxea and Inauranr*. I-el ue ahow you at T 3 UR eonvanlance SOU TH W ARD Inveetment A R eolty 111 N. Park Ava. I ll-ltt l *1 y I f •; 322-5612 From Saaford Eaahaagn 95. Houses For Sal* 95. Houses For Hale SOUTH W ARD Payton Realty I M - l l t l 1440 H iawatha at 17-11 For The Responsible I HOMES AIR-CONDITIONED P retty l-bedroom , 1 balh. builtin kltrhag, painted tn and out. Llk* new, Large Lot In lovely neighborhood. Egret, loat Inveetment. Ph. I l l - T i l l . GREEN BMA7R Cholca lot* avallabt* In Oraan- Toung coup)* with on# or two children or ih* retired couple bralr o f Loch Arbor ov erlook ­ who would want an abava in g g o lf eourto. C u s t o m average hom t In • better building to your epeelflo*. RAVENNA PARK. Medallion neighborhood (not a su b ­ F or the Beet Buy In lions. Greenbralr developed home. I bdrm , IH bath. Con­ division ). should look (A A New or H a u l* Hemt. by tact F. W . Taylor, ( i i - l l l l . buy) thl* I bedroom home ge# Stenetrem R eally KINGgWOOO with hardw ood floor*, air BUILDERS. IN C 2-RKDROOM. Complete h itch , conditioner, and enclosed pa­ W* Have Tha Horn# For Teu 111-1074 an. Beat location In town. lls. T*rm* arranged t* fit 101 Falrm oat Dr. Call a fter I p m. for datatl*. mast Incomes. Cell far ap­ Price reduced. 132- 4124. pointm ent— Seminole Plaza Area E V E R E TT A. IIAItPEIl A BUCKET <)F PAINT end a F u lly air conditioned home* AOENCT Brush tplua a supply o f el­ with sidew alk* and sewer* A Realtor — Inauror bow gr****) ran con vert th fi REALTY near Youth gem lnol* Die1111 S. Park Avenu* 2 bedroom house Into a neat, tnentarr 4 Jr. High Schools. I l l l P A R K DRIVE 222 *2212 or 222-3244 rnm fortahl* home. Tha price Ph. 122-1410 Only 1140 down. Payment* Nlgnta A Holiday* w .ll surprle* ynu, and w e'll |70 to 1*4. Include* ta le s A Open Tonight 'til 9 232-1171 talk tarm a Don't daisy on Insurance. All with lerra eio >23-1170 this on*. floor* A built In etovee. Call 122-0717 rn U M LB T -M O N T lK TIf. INC. . 47-4111 (W in ter P ark). D ew ­ 100 XV. tel HI. Ph. 121-4211 e y Metcalf, Realtor. 11.004, T w o BEDROOM. Oak Floor*. 2 year* old, Lemon IDTLLW ILDK Bluff. Call 111- 1114. 4 BEDROOM. I Bath. Central 11**1 A Air 2 car garage, co r ­ R K RIDGE—SUB-DIVISION ner lot. FHA financing. By rI Andrm.. I llth . Entry Foyar, owner, 222- 1101. Fam ily Room, nraakfaet Bar, GH IA Built • In Kitchen, cen tra l $100 DOWN Hast, Double (Jarsgt, City • Bfdiss NORTH ORLANDO HOMES Btwar. 117,110, Opoa Dally. OPEN HOUSE II B. Edgomon PRICB8 BELOW Evening* 444- 171*. • Hart Tops * to J W eekdayo— 14 Sour INCLUDE FULL Occupancy far n u llified Mili­ I ?EDROOM. t bath. Air Can• CaamtlblM tary. Ph. 222-1170 dltloner, Iga. livin g room, RECAP CASING GKo. XV. XIIKPIIKlin, Realtor dining room Kitchen com ­ • Station Wagons bination, Fla. Room, screen­ t-IIEDHOOM. 2 bath, c.-'n er Complete K*lection ed porch. A pp roi. I acre, 8 : 2 5 x 2 0 ........ $ 3 8 .5 0 lot. 1100 down, ataumt xltg., Fruit trass. 1*1 Rivervtaw St's Thru d i e 122 mo. Available May I. Dr.. I*h. 322-0711 or evening* • lO O x lO ........ $ 4 3 .5 0 Ph. 122- 1192. lll-tllt. $200 > $300 Down SALE VW ft 10:00x20 ..... $50.00 10:00x22 ..... $50.00 Y o u II b e Happier T U B A B O V E P R IC E * C A R R Y A RO AD HAZARD GUARAN TEE m a FORD from Stri ct* l a n d M o r n s o n 9 I M *I »\ Inc D rllA ltY , 2 Ildrm.. 1 Hath. Fla. I.IIOOMH, lielh, nicely Furn., Room , Carport*, Nicely land­ large porch. Pvt. entrance. scaped. close lo new Chop­ Parking, I J e -tl* mo. Orang* ping Center, 19.924. Term* City, te ml. from N.A S. Mr*. Ur w ill leas* to reeponeibt* Schults. Mgr. 771- 1177. party. 3 2 :-l2 t l. ONE bedroom furnlehed du plet s p A c i o u n * Ildrm., 1 bath. a p t, til* balh, terraaao Kla. Room, Fireplace. C tnfloors, utilities furnlehed. tral air A Heat. W ill nlao Phone 122-1729 after 4 p. m. rent with option tn buy. Park Ridge Owner. 332 91 IS. FURN. Apt. w ater A ligh t* furn. |4t. t i t Mapl*. McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY $40 • $60 Month 1**% Mechanical Gasrsate* — M Day* — IjM * Mila* O s A ll Used VW’*. Bales — Part* — Barrie* Factory A H W iiM Dealer Ellinor M otor Co. M i W . F IR S T 8 T . • a . Iw y . 1T - II l u f t t i PU. >83-4441 322-1835 ^ m 120. AatomotVra Sarrk* LARGE 1 A 1 nedroom * Apia, m i l Hanford Av*., rh . 113*1) 1. m i OI.DH 91. 4 dr. original A U T O G L A SS Desert Gold A Ivory. Full factory equipped, air co n d . IN S T A L L E D Automatic trene , pow er FU R N If HED Apt., with Air •leering, pow er brake*. P ad­ Sankarlk Gtaaa sad N H conditioned btdreem . III. I l l ded A w hit* lira*. Local D ocCompany K. Ith SI. I I I - I 7II. tor's ear. No Caah Needed. Fb. 111-1124 Aa low a t I t l .I I a month. t l * M agnolia Fl'ItN . Apt. I l l - t i t * . 1411 Sanford Av*., II| .| I0I. Ask for Mac. Mat ALL Clean Furn. Apt., Ilghte Auto Glaao Top* A w ater, l l l - e i e i . _________ A Seat Covers 108. Rooms For Rant X BDRM. Furn. Apt. tit. I 01H K. tlat Mt. Robert A. XVIIRant* I l f - t i l l . '•I VOLKIW AGEN, 1111.04. 3ANFORD MOTOR COk IS* French Av*. I I I - 4I I I A U T O G L A SS & S E A T C O V E R CO. ROOMS fo r Man, 1*1 Magnolia. I'N Fl< UN IKII Kl>— 2 llrdroom 344 W. Ind nt. t ii- ie it 122- 0710. 41 PLYMOUTH 4 door. Auto. I balh. 172 month — 2 Bed­ ALT. WORK GUARANTEED Transmission A llaatar, real room , 3 bath, 1114 month — Apt. |t*. mo.. rU RN . Room . Pvt. Bath. I l l titan. Sacrifice. Ph. 111- 4141. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath* 1122 FURNISHED month. I l l - I . e l . ______________ (49-1141. 121. Scooter* ft "cyckT Stemper A gency 1111 P. French •I CHEV. IMPALA, 4 D f. llT , Av*. 121-4131 AVALON APARTMENTS •Real. O o n d . on* ow ner, 121- MOTORCYCLE *44 Tam aha. •• 115. Autua For Sal* month. It* W. Ind St.. II I -I I I T 7*41. <’C. Excellent condition. L ast K II A A V A rO R D BKYLINER. rethan l.eog mil**, 121 g cash. FURN. Apt. Cloa* In. Jlm m l* t i l l I I 4« PLYMOUTH ruhurban tractabla hardtop, radio, heatReal K ata'* Hale* Broker 421-99(4. Cowan. I I I - I 41E Xlatlon W agon. Practical I’ o*r. pow er alterin g, need* HAVE RENTALS Ur XVhlta, original thru nut transm ission t i l l . Th. I l l WE L A ,.A APARTM ENTS 114 MERLE XT. W A R N ER and fu lly tqu lpptd w ith Air 123. Boat n ft Motors S i l l or ate a t 114 GarrUon X \ Flrat SL REALTOR C on d, Autom atic. L u gga ge Dr. 113-1239 741 S Perk TW O Bdrm. furn. apt., aoreenRack, Radio. Haatar A All power. No Caah Needed. Aa DAY A NtTEI H erald w a n t ad* FORD T u dor V -l, stick *d porch, Tllad bath. Only ' l l w ork for aa llttl* A* 14* A NEW, unfurnished 2- bedroom low aa |1#97 per month. • hilt. * i. liras A brake*, •21. 17*1 M agnolia. I f l - 1921. dayl D uple* Apt., tile bath, ter1*11 Sanford Av*.. I l | . 420|. R A II, 1211. 111- 4171. re ia o floor*. \’ en*tl*n blind*, KFF. APT. private balh. aultAek for Gaorg*. kltehtn equipped, w ater turnUKHT TO P Q U ALITY BUY* able fnr Couple o r Pinal* A IR CONDITIONED Economy, leliad. 122-3124 after I p m. Now. Your C hoice t way*. Conv. '19. good 1142 Trium ph Sedan, 4 speed SUNBEAM person. Ideally located dow n ­ co n d , perform * a i l t , cheep. (O n*) F a ctory Intr*4u«4*rF stick. R adio, H eater, D e­ town. Inquire at Manual 1 BEDROOM. I Bath. U nfurn­ 111-0140. price* on latest atylee—Sam ­ froster, Turn signal*. I t ml. Jacobson Dept. Store. 211 K. ished hou*e, nice, rloe* to ple: 1492. 12 ft. Renken Run* per gal. o f cool com fort, waa let school. about, |S32; o r (T w o ) ou r |99S now |744 for quick tale. 191* CUSTOM DODGE Hlrrm Hlatlun W agon. Striking rloa* ou t prices on a ll *44 2 DUPLEX M oderately furnleh­ Bee at t i l l E lliott Av*. llelg* A W hit*. Auto. T ren tM od el.—Hampla: 11,242, 11 ft, JOHN SAUI-S AGENCY ed. I A vailable a fte r Ih* mleelnn. P. ft. H. * ||. * lA reon . 1792 — 9* HP I U » I . R E A L KMTATE BRO K ER IJlh A (h* other May tat. ' 4t PO N T...C Ronnevlll* W e W hile Tire*, o n e ow ner with gnn Teke up psym ents. K e r­ Evlnrudea. ( l i t . 71 H P * n tr Real E etel* Associate Adult*. lll-ttlb. Actual m ileage, Looally d riv ­ ry Wise, 110 W . 4th fit . 1223*99 nr (T h ree) Boat Lot fuU XY1LLA MAE PROKOSCII en by prom inent Deltona or used O utfit* *UII at W in* 111-7174 Day 121-eill Nights MODERN. I Bedroom D uplet TIH . Family. No money needed. — furnlahed, |7J. t o l l a W. ter price*. Terms. A* low aa |l.|| w eekly, lo t? FUllN. 1 Bedroom house. Near HOIIMON SPORTING GOOD* trd SI., Sanford. Call I I I . ' l l T R -I w ith R adio A Healer, Sanford A v# „ 111. I lo t. Aek excellent condition. I t l - l l ( i Base. 122- 441*. 1( 11. DOWNTOWN gANFORD (or Doa. 122-21(1 1 BEDROOM Unfurnished. Call I Bedroom furnlehed apa rt­ ESTATE offer# fo r eale to hlghtet bidder: ! 9JT Im per­ 122- 471" a fter ■ p. m. ment. Contact l i l t Palm etto. ial (Chryaler) Sedan. New J BEDROOM Furn.. Eleetrlr UNFURN. I Hr. House. 1411 tire*, pow er ste e rin g and K itchen. In the Country. Pri­ W illow , l t t - 4174. brakta. Sea a t Jon** Park vate Lake, large Hew fish ­ Av*. II. 117 So. Park Av*. in g at back door. I l l mo. FURNISHED, upstairs, D ow nSown, 1 Ildrm., very room y. ROH McKKE UgED CARS 122-4211. W ater Turn., No Children |I0 NO MONET DOWN *•1 French Av*. tll-I T I t X BEDROOM, kttehan equipped, mo. Ph. I 21- I 47L 122. 2141. g BDRM., K itchen equipped, 172, nice yard. 122- 1*42. I DDItXt. 1 Bath. Fam ily Room. Central heat A air, 1112 m<M g Bdrm. Unfurnished. I l l mo. Payton Realty 111-1101 l i l t H iawatha at 17-11 HOLLER'S OF SANFORD TOO MUCH It O O XIT H int through "F o r R ant" a d * Get extra ln c»m *' Invites Y ou T o Their Tem porary 1 ItDttM. COMPLETELY Furn­ ished 172- 2177, Location A t 2507 So. Park. MART, 2 Ildrm. Furn., 190 mnnth. >21- 0111. 1-IIEDHOOM. kitchen equipped home, near N.A. S , w ater furnished. II I . 111. 411* afiar 102. Mobil* Homes • Sals 1-1 and 1 Uedrooinn NEW and USED A w ning* A Cabanan QUALIFY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-11 B 111- 11*1 *14 HOUSE T R A ILE R . Call ***• 2444 anytim e._________________ t BEDROOM T railer on Lake Ashby, Adults only. Ph. I l l 71( 1. T R A IL E R w th cabana, nice lot. 111- 1*29___________________ 104. Trallsr Space • Rant w s I Blk. o ff co ttd on Pinew ay South Sanford Av*. 1X9. 0424. 105. Trailer Lota • Bala wuv eiif m m Own you r ow n Trallar lo t II* n month, M iller Road o f f B. Sanford Ava. 63 B U IC K W IL D C A T DOWNSTAIRS Furn. Apt. I l l ISIS. ROOM Furn. bath. Itl-IIO I. 89!S 62 Ford $4 Station Wagon. V-l, AT, PS, PB, ▼ RAH, Air Condition. 1 1295 61 Ford i, Ton Pick-Up, Stylo Side Bed. A Heavy Duly Truck For Your Heavy Doty Job. M V A * S 62 M ercury M onterey 4 Door IIT, AT. PS. PB. PW, Powtr w Srata, Radio, H*atrr A Air. ■ 1695 57 Ford Fairlane 4 Door, V-l, AT, PS, RAH. 5 M Q 1 "ft W 4 $195 57 Ford Station Wagon. Apt., privet* I BEDROOM Furn. Apt. water furn. I l l mo. lll-o iiT , FURN. or Unfurn. 4 Room Apt., T il* both, t mile* from N.A.S. mala gat*. No P e n . I I I . n i l . SMALL Furn. afflclen oy Apt., fo r I o r couple. Light* A w ater Included, 141 1I I - 7III. CASK W AITS FOR TOU Sell It through Herald W ant Ada 62 Falcon I Door Sedan, 4 Cylinder, Stan­ dard Tranamiaaion, Radio, Heater and Padded Dteh. A On* Own*r With L«w MiUsg*. 61 C A D IL L A C D eV IL L E Fall Power Wltb Air CondiUooIng, Luxury T k fN fiw g t AH Power. 63 R E N A U L T R -8 SE R IE S __________ 106. Apartments for Rant 1 63 Com et ConvortlUe, 8-81 SorUe V-l, AT. f t l P8, RAH, Bncbot BoaU A CoiwoU. ^ ■ Wklto FlnUk, All Vinyl Interior. “ r '* * e x B E W IS E ! Y O U ’ L L G E T A B E T T E R D E A L IF Y O U ’ L L C A T C H B IL L W H IL E H IS M IN D IS O N T H E A U T O S H O W ! 4 Door Hardtop. Custom Interior With Air CotMlUoti am LAKE 103. Mobil* Homes > Rsnt Saalnata O aaaly (D ial D irest) 1100 DOWN I BEDROOM, I Barn, Central Heat, Turner Lot, Double 1 SR.. It a IT Fla. R n ., Tar. Floor*. K it. aqutn. I l f mo Carport, iss -llll. pay* all. HELMLY REALTY, INVESTMENT A ItEALTT O ffice In Vlllaa* Halt, N. Or­ BARGAIN 111 N. Park Ava. I 22- I I 7I lande. 112- 1M 1, nlghta 122- Owner say* sail. Tw o Bedroom 2179. hum* on IH lot*. Concrete W IL L TRA D E 1 Ildrm.. 1U B lock construction. Nice bath, CIl Home A lot, com - L A "O E , NEW , Cuavnm-bullt neighborhood. I l l l Kim Av*. plataly fenced with 4 ft. horn*. R ollin g Hllla G olf Unfurnished, egeept Kitchen chain link fane*, locatad In Course, ta n Lendo. Far la 1* equipped. All Electric. Only Jacksonville. M i d w a y haform ation call 211-2174. I l l s dow n A balance at eon. twen Cecil Field A N.A S. •Iderably lees than rent. J. W. Jax. for houa* In Hanford or 1 BEDROOM Houa*. clean A Hall, Realty. Ph. 111. t i l l . vicinity. Ph. 122- 4291. close In. Term*. Ph. Jlmml* Cowan, 1724011. NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. Im ­ 4 -IKDIIOOM m edlat* occupancy, I Dad1 Bath Horn* on sp p roilm a ta room , m bath, wooded lot. I BEDROOM. I Bath Mom*, ly H acra yard. Penced back corner lot. I l l - l i l t . eodded lawn. Inquire at eur yard, assorted fruit bearing n tw o ffic e LMN Enterprise*. traaa W all for yard, partial­ gXVIMMING Fool. I acre shad* In c, I I I Lengw ood Plate. I ly furnlahed, waaher, dryer, traaa. central heat, tw o bed­ Ml. South on 17- 11. Cgll sol•love, refrigerator, yard loot* rooms, tw o hath*, many aslect l l l - l l l l . A lawnm ower. tra*. near 1792. t i t , 000. Own­ 111,101 er. D ellary l l l - t t l t even in g* • •BEDROOM, retirem ent bom*. COMMERCIAL LOT weekends. furnished, citrus trees, ehad* Main part o f town In Lake tree*. A shrubbed. Only 1 Mary. 17,1)0 Brokers Coop. minute* fram Post Office. John Saul*. Realtor. 111. 7171. A T T E N T IO N TRUCKERS! * I* I ft 425-5938 F rau STENSTROM * \ j •’ CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— Loat A FouuS St—M a n y W asted 1— Parsonato dt—Saving* A Leaa 4— Beauty c a r * id — lasaraaa* I — Day N erteriee f t — School* A Instructions a—Child Car* T»— Em ploym ent Berrtoa* I— D oga—c a t * — P u u 71—Male Haig Wanted 10— Poultry — Livestock t l — Famal* Halp Wanted 11— Bpaclal NaUeaa f t — Mala or Famal* Halp II—C atering — Fond f t —Asia* Help W anted II— Place* to Eat 77—Situation W anted I I —Bpaclal Sarvltag I t — Incom* Property II— Swim m ing Poola II— Buelaee* rro p .—Sal* 17—Janitorial Sarvload •*— R **l t o u t * W asted It— D o-It-Y ou ra tlf I t — Beal Eetata Sal* 11— Builder* Banpllee 11— Bdalaaa* Raatal* 10— Hardware I t —L oU For Salt I t — Homs Improvem ent* •I— Farm*— Groves 21— Plum bing •1— Acreage 31— r e la tin g 11— llouoaa F or Sal* 14—W all D rllku g l l — Hen***— sa l* or B oat 11— Air Coud. 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HOLLER'S OF SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL * PAL ph o n * t t a e m 301 WEST FIRST STREET ■set w e st n a n r n a s t r 2507 SO. PARK AVE. 322-0711 or 322-0861 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL * P.M. �fft VtsTorl Pair* 12—Fri. April 2, *65 fm O State Employment Soars, Wright Says TALLAH ASIEE (U P !) — Florida non-farm employment scared to ita second highest point on record in Febraury. The Industrial Commission chairman, J. D. Wright Jr., o f Sanford, said February's high o f 1,606,900 waa Just 1,900 abort o f tha record-shattering high o f last December. It was 61,700 abova a year ago. “ Significant increase* from January in tha tourist-related Industrie* are Indicative o f a good tourist season," Wright said. Tha t a r r i e s employment category waa up 3,500 over January, as restaurants and other refreshment p l a c e s gained 900 employes over tha month. Overall, February showed a gain o f mors than 4,000 non­ farm workers employed in tha atata abova January. Unemployment held about ■toady In February at 73,600, about 19,000 below February • year ago. North Orlando LL Auxiliary Sets Meeting 9 r i By Margaret Co**iy H ie North Orlando Parent! tittle League Auxiliary will hold a meeting at 2 p. m. Sun­ day in the Civic Aaaoclatioo WntMleg in the Recreation Aiwa on N. Edgemon Avenue. Mra. Beverly Krecek, president, hae announced that all parent! at officially registered Little Leaguer* ore automati­ cally members of the auxiliary and are Invited to this “ get acquainted" meeting. Par­ ents will get the chance to know each other and to meet all team managers and coaches. There will be en election of otficcn to serve (be curreot season. Refreshment! will be icrved. North Orlando Little Lea­ guers will be playing their first garnet of the season this Saturday at Cooper Pleld In Casselberry with the Majors, managed by Lowell Frailer, to play at 7:M p. m. and the Farm Team, managed by Forrest Stratton, playing later In the evening. ■ £ IrseJfi 'j By Evelyn Lundy Msmbera o f tha Benlor Class o f Oviedo High School will sponsor a car wash Satur­ day beginning at 8 a.m. The project will take place at tha school and c a n will be called for and delivered If de­ sired. Funds will be used to help defray expense o f end of year activities for the gradu­ ating class. Guild M eeting Tha W a a 1e y a n Service Guild of First Methodist Church, Sanford, will meet at 7:80 p.m. Monday at the home o f Miss Mattel Chapman, Old Monro* Road, for Its monthly business session and social. The Globed View By Jaaa Casselberry The toning board o f the Town of Casariberry will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Monday In th« town hall con­ cerning a request for a vari­ ance in toning. The request, being made by J. E. Lowe, concerns Lots 2, 3, 4, I, 6, and 7 o f Block B, Crystal Bowl Second Addi­ tion, which ar* located on the north tide o f Park Drive Just o ff Winter Park Drive. A t present the Iota are soned R-1 Residential and the request I* to change their designation to R-3 Multiple Dwelling. The lots, which ar* now 76 feet wide, would be combined In such a manner aa to make four iota o f H 2tt feet each. By t a n Dense* WASHINGTON (NEA) Even President Johnson's most pessimistic advisers are beginning to realize that it is against Russia's vital interest that Red China Should become the dominant power in South­ east Asia. However, according to spe­ cialists on communism, the So­ viet leaders are Just aa vitally Interested that their Chinese rival* and the United States should be embroiled in the Viet Nam conflict as long as possible. While Moscow's two strong­ est adversaries are fighting each other the Russians have an opportunity to step up their campaign to undermine NATO in Europe and to bol­ ster their political and mill lary position iln Africa and Osteen Party CORPORAL o f the Guard duties are outlined by Gunnery 8*t. Thomas M. Williams (seated) to two newly promoted corpornls, John J. Kelly To Benefit (left) and Grovo S. Crank, of the Marine Barracks at Sanford Nnvnl Air Station. (Herald Photo) Building By Mrs. Clarence flayder Women o f the Osteen Civic Association will sponsor a housewares products demon­ stration and party at 7:30 p.m. Monday at tha home o f Mrs. Frank Georg*. It It hoped that many per­ sons will attend as all proceedi will be added to the fund to build a Civle Building. In addition to Monday's party, the sponioring manu­ facturers will offer aiieable profit returns to the associa­ tion for tha sale o f 100 cans o f degreasar or floor finish. Future products planned in­ clude a talent show to be pre­ sented In the near future. Anyone interested Is asked to contact Mra. James Martin. That Commie Threat On Cyprus . Frealdeal Johnso* The Germ ana retaliated by suspending economic aid .to Nasser and offering diploma­ tic recognition to Israel. But they face a rupture In rela­ tions with a number of Arab countries. This can only Increase the chaotic political situation in the Middle East. And the Rus­ sians are past masters when It comet to fishing in muddy political waters. To press their advantage, they have decided to speed up the shipment of arms, includ­ ing missiles, to Cyprus In o r­ der to bolster the pro-Soviet regime of Archbishop Makarlot. Hostilities between Greek and Turkish Cypriotes, dorm at for tome months, have as a result flared up. More Important is the fact that Russia is gaining a foot­ hold on Cyprus, a military base of stragetic Importance to NA­ TO. The Kremlin leaders have also succeeded in widening the dispute between two NATO parincis, Greece and Turkey, Into a major European and Middle Eastern problem with possible grave consequences for the Western alliance. Moscow exploits skillfully the Turks' feeling of outrage against NATO and, above all, against tha United States for not showing more understand­ ing for Turkey's position in the Cyprus conflict. In this case the new Soviet rulers are indeed continuing the “ peace, ful coexistence" policies of former Premier Khrushchev. Shortly before be was oust­ ed from power Khrushchev suggested to Turkey that she should abandon NATO at a price for Soviet neutrality la the Cyprus conflict. Turkey, like most nations bordering on Russia, has been traditionally anti-Soviet and Premier Inonu firmly rejected Khrushchev's suggestion. But General Inonu Is no long­ the Middle East. The warm reception that Waller Ulbricht, Moscow's East German puppet, recently waa accorded by President Nasser of the United Arab Re­ public was certainly a toRor diplomatic gain for Russia. It Inflicted a serious blow to West M en’s Retreat Members o f the Casselberry Germany's long battle to iso­ Community Methodist Church late Ulbricht and his pro-So­ Men's Club will attend an all viet regime. day District Men's Retreat Saturday at tha Methodist Youth Camp near Leesburg. Registration will begin at 0:30 a.m at the camp. The group wilt be accompanied by WASHINGTON (U P l) - At homei due to be shut down Rev. Delmaa Copeland, minis­ least tom# of the 14 veterans’ July 1 could be saved under a ter. hospitals and old soldier's compromise reported under discussion today. President Johnson lent cre­ dence to the report Thursday when he told his news confer­ ence that he now had “ some Laura May Stevens, 22-hour- doubt" about the move, which brought criea of outrage from old daughter of Mr. and Mra. Capitol Hill when R was first Raymond Stevens, of Geneva, announced late last year. died at 9:42 p. m. Wednesday. The Chief Executive aald he Survivors, other than her had been studying the testi­ parents, are a sister, Barbara mony on the closures given Lee, and a brother, Raymond during six weeks of hearings Wade; grandparents, Mr. and by the House veterans affalra Mrs. Curtis Hall, of Sanford; committee. He said he had di­ great-grandparents, Mr. and rected Veterans Administra­ Mra, Albert Hall, of Sanford, tion Chief William J. Driver and her great - grandmother to make a personal inspection Mrs. Frannia Geiger of Gen­ of each of the facilities sche­ eva. duled for dosing. Brisaon Funeral Home la In “ I am vary anxious to see URIEL BIXJUNT, o f charge of arrangements. that no injustice is done," he er In power and according to reports to the State Depart­ ment the number of Turks now favoring a rapprochement with Russia has increased alarm­ ingly in recent months. Thus by stepping up the de­ livery of weapons to Cyprus Russia aims not only to gain a foothold on the strategic Island but also to force Turkey to choose between NATO and Soviet neutrality. Time is not on the side of the West. The United Nations troops on Cyprus are no long er able to enforce agreements to maintain the truce between the Greek and Turkish Cypri­ otes and prevent the import of Soviet arms. It is also too late to negoti­ ate with Archbishop Maksrios who, like Egypt’s President Nasser, is now believed to be IK)Y SCOUT THOOP 230 o f Scar Lako collected a truck load of donated articles for Goodwill Industries. Shown here during one of the pickup trips ore (kneeling in front with bog, left to right) Stove Philbrick ond Gory Maries; (in buck) Hob Hunnell, osnistant scoutmaster; Hilly Anderson, Victor Murtin, Hobby Anderson, Gerald Aldrich II, Huger Hunnell ond Bruce Nelson, scoutmaster. Helping the scouts wos little Knl>ert Run* nell II, who found the project o lot of fun. (Herald Photo) Infant Stevens Dies Wednesday Ring Takes Long Trip The story of a lest wedding ring that had a yen for travel waa revealed today by o ffi­ cials o f T. Hosgraaf A Sons, eslery packers and shippers at Hudsonvilla, Mich. It all atarted when Henry Pernitra, a Hosgraaf parking house employe, found the 14carat ring, mounted w|Ui diamond, in a crate o f Florida celery he was unpacking on the line. He turned the ring in to the Dcagrasf office, not­ ing that it came from a crate o f celery shipped by the Belle Glade (Fla.) branch o f A. Puds A Sons, of Oviedo, A note was dispatcher to the I)uila firm reporting the Beautiful diacovery o f the ring, hut It seemed that there was a very slim chance o f finding lie owner a i nrarly a month went by with no one claiming tha valuable piece of Jewelry. Then last week the Dosgrants received a letter from Mra. Bara Ann Kdwarda of Della Glade, stating that she had lost the ring. She Includ­ ed an accurata description of the diamond band. Normally it would take some time to locate the owner o f tha ring among the hundreds of employes o f the Duds celery operation, but it was oven more difficult in this rase since Mrs. Edwards had BR ICK stopped working for Puds between the time aha lost the ring and the time it waa found in lludsonvllle. It also wss rather surpris­ ing thst hydro-cooling, handlIng and the long truck ride dlil not dislodge the ring from the celery and tha crate dur­ ing ita journey. Tha Bosgraafa sent tha ring hack to Mrs. Edwards hut this time It mad* the trip in a smaller container.— Reprinted from tha Packer. Ll/etima scoring record in the NFL Is held by Lou Groia, of the Cleveland Drowns, with l.om point*. DeLand, w i l l address the ninth annual Divera i f i e d Co - operative Training banquet for employer* at 7:15 p.m. Tuesdny at Seminole High School. H O M ES! NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN RANFORD I from top manufacturer* — General Electric, DoPoat, and ether*. FINANCING: VA, Nothin* Down—Conventional, FHA—*ome models an lew u 9350 dews. TALK WITH UR ABOUT BUILDING — —WE'LL RAVE YOU MONEY! com* Ralph Jarvis, Builder builds a Centipede Lawn IT.A.TL’f Nasser firmly on the side of Russia. However, it is not yet too late for the United States to press the Greek government to negotiate with Turkey an agreement to oust Maksrios' 'Illegal regime and remove Russia's missiles from the strife-torn island. America still has a great deal of in­ fluence in both countries. The alternative 1 s a Soviet Now you can aow a centipede lawn without back-breaking a p rlg o ln o - T h o u s a n d * o f lovely centipede lawn* have bean eatabllshad from CantlSeed and many lawn axparla consldar centipede tha bast all-round lawn grasa In this arta. Grows In aun and partial shad*. Grows In any soli, rich or poor, and requlraa llttia mowing. Cornea back avary spring and requires a mini* mum of fertillzar. Plant your new lawn or oonvart your old lawn with Cantl-Saad. N E W — C e n V -S e t d M a t e Planter. 5 lbs. CanUSaad with fraa Haary Duty Cyclona Saadar. Plants tOflOO to SOpoo sg. ft said. “ Our people, all of them who studied the details of it, fe d they were Justified in that decision but candor compels me to admit 1 have seen some of the hospitals and some of testimony . . . on them and they raise doubts In my mind whether we were a hundred per cent right." Should a compromise on the dosings fail to develop by Tuesday, the House veterans committee is ready with a bill which would keep all the facilities open until the com­ mittee has approved of each dosing. Pull directions In 95 PtartaX 1*4000 aj| V4 lb. plant* 100 t* 1000 M|. fl. $1.91. IUY ROM YOUR SOD DIAI1 a N T H ttO k e m s Saxon kings not only signed documents with their mono­ gram but added a cross to make their signature more sacred. M4 rmM ocNhM y I f I' AIIIN Sl f l l COMPANY W e 're OvercrowdedO VERSTO CKED - NEED TO SELL - A N D ARE OFFERING LOWEST PRICES A N D BEST DEALS EVER - 2 M a te r ia l* base on Cyprus which could be more dangerous to Amer­ ican Interests than a Commu­ nist-ruled Viet Nam. r7.No Sprigging LBJ Ponders VA Orders Oviedo Seniors Set Cor Wash Zoning Haring Slated Monday At Casselberry AT LO C ATIO N S! 2nd and Palmetto 2507 Park Drive 322-0711 322-0861 MOTOR SALES Cadillac Oldsmobile Chevrolet �N How To Get A Headache A doctor in Cleveland, Ohio, may not know it yet, but he has made the boldest pronouncement since the U.S.A. called Russia’s bluff in Cuba. This man said IN PUBLIC that one aspirin product or related com­ pound is about as good as another. He actually said that: “ They’re all good medicines, I supose,” he said, “ but all o f these comination products are probably no better and no worse than aspirin alone.’* Anyone who haa been exposed to E Dr. Crone's THE H EA LTH Y O N E Worry Clinic the claims for various “ aspirin pro­ ducts and related compounds’’ in the television commercials has to shud­ der for the good doctor. One product as good as another, indeed! As television viewers know, each product is incomparably better than any other. In fact, all the others are— ugh. Doctor, you’d better bolt the doors, shut o ff the phone, go to bed and take plenty of— well, you decide which one. We’re chicken. It makes you wonder. Sew. Past H. Doagtaa Invitsd ms to his office st Washington. D. C , to at* ths sspasa #f tha fate* charges Made against KraMotes by onr Food sad Drag Administration. Rise* then, th* FDA baa bees frratied tn trying to amesr Dr. Ivy, though handreda o f formerly he gel too ter­ minal rancor got Irote are sow all?# and wrll, with nothing hat Krvblozcn to sxplaln their rrroveryl CASE V-453: Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, America's foremoet medic, haa bten advocating th* rontroverelal anti-cancer substance called Krebioxen. Krvbloxen la extracted from horse'* blood by various sol­ vent* until it Is finally ob­ tained a* a brownish powder. Thli la then dissolved In diluted mineral oil and In­ jected Into a muscle onra per week via hypodermic needle. Even th* foes o f Dr. Ivy admit that Krebioxen haa no Injurious medical aide effects. Thus, It causes no head­ ache, vomiting, pain, fever, or damage to vital organa. So It will do s cancer vic­ tim no harm, even If it might not banish hla malignancy. But 1 hava personally seen scores of formerly hopelese cancer patients, who had been operated on repeatedly and Ugly Sound Of Silence Among the many idiosyncrasies developed by Americans over the years, one o f the strangest is our passion for sound and our evident dread o f silence. We live our lives amid the strident noises of workaday commerce: The clatter o f the jackhammer as it rips up the pavement, the whir o f cease­ less traffic, the wail o f the police or fire sirens, the roar o f the jets and the heavy trucks. You might think that when we fi­ nally reach the sanctity o f our homes in the evening we would revel in the quietude o f privacy. Not so. We hurry to the radio, the television set or the stereophonic hifi and turn it on full blast. Most o f us keep it on until we are ready for bed, conversing over and through the lovely loudness of it. Some o f the younger o f us even stuff a transistor radio beneath our iillow to lull us into dreamland and nsure sleep undisturbed by quiet. Oh the bliss of closing our eyes to the soothing sound o f tne Beatles or f the relaxing strains o f n hot combo strnight from Dixieland! We nwake to the sound o f a clockradio. All day long we work to pipedin programs. We drive with the car radio blaring away, and we walk or ride the bus with a tiny radio glu­ ed to our ear. Yes, it looks as though we have just about got silence licked. It is now possible to live our entire lives— awake and asleep— without ever hav­ ing to endure a single moment of serenity. With all these conveniences, how on enrth can so many people get so jittery and crack up from tension? Thought For Today Remember this, 0 Lord, how the enemy scoffs, and an impious people reviles thy nnme.— Psalms 74:18. * * • Small people belittle your ambi­ tions. The really great people make you feel that you, too, can become great.— Mark Twain. Lyle C. Wilson Soys; Trouble A t Grass Roots President Johnson's Great Society has run into some bsd trouble at the Rrass roots. More accurately, the bad trou­ ble is at the roots of truck gardens and o f citrus growers in all areas o f the United States where farmers raise perishable crops. The worst o f the trouble is In California and in Florida Truck farmers and citrus growers in these states are. pleading with Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wlrts for farm laborers to harvest their crops. Wirts Is not tuned In to their pleas. The secretary hears more clearly the voices o f President Johnson's liberal partners In the Great Society. Most clearly, Wlrts ean hear the voicea o f organised labor and o f Americans for Demo­ cratic Action ADA. Big labor, ADA and others long have protested the custom o f Im­ porting Mexican and West In­ dian labor to harvest Amer­ ican truck and citrus crops. The West Indians came In great numbers to the citrus groves o f Florida, to the po­ tato and snap bean farms of Long Island and elsewhere along the Fast Coast. The Mexicans, familiarly known as braceros, streamed across the border to earn U.S. dol­ lars In Texas and California. Herald Area Correspondents AlUmont* Springe 'M rs. Julia Bartos 831-1311 Bear Lake-Farcat City Mr*. Mary*** Milas 838-1478 rataeltorry Mrs. Jan* Caaaalkarry US-5148 Chateau Mrs. J*a* Magia 343-3743 DeBary Mrs. John Leona 468-4863 * Daltons Mrs. Mildred Haney 488-868! Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 348-4871 Enterprise Mrs. Rite Ms Harris MUM ItS t fti Lake Mara Mrs. Franc** Waa lav 333-1311 Lak* Monro# Mrs. H. L. Jotuwse 333-4731 Loagwood Mrs. Datina Eataa 838-3117 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Cosby 177-8TM Ostora Mrs. Clartaca Saydar 833-4841 Ovtada Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 348-3188 | fcimforh frralh Page 1-A * Sanford, Florida Friday, April 2, 1965 w u T s a a. s t s is w , s s i m r s i x a voLTOLiaa, “ * r i l l SROOKSSIRS Associate Editor PRED VAX fllT ass rtsu s — BOMEET ALB SAXD BS AdvsrUoLag DWsstsr Managing Editor DUMIS Ml 1.1.1AMS Reels tr Editor DOTTLE A UST1X c u r Editse Advertising Manager JAXIB hBOBSSEBB Xesiasoa Manager J l'B I W H U A Ooosty Editor BILL, V i s e s XT Staff Photographer Published dally esoapt Saturday, Suaday aad Christmas; pub­ lished Saturday proceeding Christmas, m s s c s ip n e i batss Home Delivery Me wash •MMIROLB COUXTV ALL OTMBB MAIL •M S t Tsar tll.te 1 Tear 1 4 1 S Months S.TS d moalbs M t I Months s ee t MsttSs l.di 1 Moots Lee t Mseth a r eels! B eisIsU ese grevlde u a t a s ■ a ll ssheertgMeas he la advaaea. My Mali tie wash The wsrald Is a mem her et the Oauad frees whies Is ssn tled \ .ciil« Toir »e the see fsr reynhllaottss s t all ids Iseal ted la this aewagsser. E nieree A ssoeaS etssa m atter o s to a e r I t , ISIS a t the Poet >lflta o f S A y .fg , ris rid a . a id e r the A st *1 O eggrsse ad Marsh. ittr. gart si asrsmatsrtsi. sows or saver urns a. ol this editiso he daatsrd Jsmaid may ho rayrodnood la sag masaor withwrlttsa ysrm^ojus s i iho sssilohor o f Tho Maraid. Aar tdual or tins voopeisiaio ter such rsgrosseUoa will ho tred as lafrlasW* -a The H ereu s eoyyeighl sad WUl h* tor damages oaAer t ha taw. They work came their were not compelled to for U.S. dollars. They to the United States on own. Under authority voted him by the U.S. Congreie, Wirts is moving to bsr ths Mex­ icans from the United State* and to compel the West In­ dian* to go home. He has can­ celled work permits o f 13,800 foreign farm laborers now in the United States and ordered them out. LBJ's partners argue that U.S. farm worker* labor un­ der chocking condition*. Fur­ ther, they contend that big grower* take advantage of foreign and domritic worker* alike but, eepecially, utilize the foreign import* to keep labor costs down. Wirts and his Labor Department policy makers argue that t'irre are 4 million unemployed Ameri­ cana among whom the truck farmers and eitrus growers should and must recruit their pickers, thus reducing unem­ ployment totals which em­ barrassed the late John F. Kennedy's administration and continues to embarrass hl» successor. Sounds like a good idea, the growers reply, hut they claim they hava tried to racruit Americans for t'nea* pickin' joba without success. The Americana either will not or cannot do the work. So say the grower*. The grower* further aeiert that their lnsies will be In the millions o f dollars unices Wlrts relents, thereby hiking the prices o f fruits and veg­ etables. It la not unreaaonabl* to btlleve that Wlrts fear* that ADA and big labor would hava hi* head if ha doublacrossed them on this matter of imported farm labor. Tha •ham* o f it la that the aver­ age citizen—to whose food budget this disputa I* impor­ tant— has no mean* o f ascer­ taining th* facts for himself. If he distrusts Wirts on suepiclon o f playing politics for ieftwing votes, the average Joe may also diatruat the growers on suspicion o f de­ manding foreign labor becausa it is cheap. Fortunataly. however, there are soma neutral /oices. John 8. Knight's well edited Miami Fla. Herald kids neither it­ self nor its reader*. Th* Her­ ald ramarked editorially that Florida employers at their own aspens* had recruited jo b ­ less Americana to pick and to pluck. "But it hasn't worked out," th* Herald reported. "Tha Americans are not properly trained and don’t do th* job. Many vanish after a few days.” They gat to aunny Flo­ rida and go over ths hilL How about that, Mr. Secre­ tary W irti? Aniwer up clear­ ly, pleas*. , Bruce Biossot ~ Ray Cromley Letters Political Notebook WASHINGTON’ (NEA) - L e t ui be entirely clear about what Mao Tse-tung'i objective* are in South and Southeast Asia. These alms can best be out­ lined by going back 21 years when the U. S. Army and Navy tent some of us to Yenn, North China, to watch Mao and hla government and to perform a variety of other duties con­ nected with harassing the Jap­ anese and aiding U. S. forces. My own part In this action took eight months. As acting commanding officer of the American Military Mission to (observe) Communist China for half that time, it was my job to be In daily contact with Mao, Chu Teh, Chou En-lal or other of their top chieftains— the same men, with few ex­ ceptions, who are running Red China today. Even then, when the Chinese Communists wore headquar­ tered In caves, they were plennlng for larger conquests when they became rulcra of China. Their* was not thr Idle chit­ chat of Red underlings. It was the talk of the men who now comprise Red China's small, tight, top ruling circle. They talked In blunt terms about “ liberating" India, Bur­ ma, Thailand and all Indo­ china from the "imperialists." Note that not only were In. dia and Burma to be "liberat­ ed " from the Rritlsh and In dochina from the French, but Thailand was to be “ liberated" from itself. Even in this World War 11 period: Mao forces were operating in what Is now North Viet Nam and Laos. Mao's men were training Vietnamese, Lao tians, Thai and Burmese. Near Yenan, Mao was train­ ing an army of native Kor­ eans, even though North Ko­ rea had not yet been formed and the Korean war would not come for years. Those of us in Yenan watch­ ed Mao's men carefully screen Japanese prisoners. The susceptlble ones were being In­ doctrinated in a cave school headed by the lop-rank Japa­ nese Communist leader Ok- Phil Newsom Soys ano (later called Nozaka Sanzo). These brainwashed and schooled men would be sent back to Japan after World War H to do underground work for a Communist take-over. This was at a time whan Mao's armiei were so weak the Japanese could take any territory the Reds held. The Nationalist Chinese could read­ ily defeat them In open battle. Their central government had been pushed into th* wastes of Yenan. Thetr only great strength was in ths politicalguerrilla underground In Ja­ panese • occupied territory. Mao's men, who had been at the Chinese revolution for 20 years, were planning for an other two decades ahead. They knew it would be many yeara before they could gel to tome South Asian countries. Their "liberation" would take place gradually, one country, at a time. A* one Mao man said, "organization Iz a slow thing." But Mao wai convinced there would come a ripe lime for these take-overs, lie was will­ ing to plan, organize, Infil­ trate and wait. . . Balance vs Peace Hie German* especially A basic policy of the United Stales in the Middle East has seem to have fallen into a been to preserve a balance of carefully laid Moscow-Calm trap triggered by the visit ol military power.h*ru**a lirse! East G e r m a n Communis! and ths Arab states as a strongman Walter Ulbrlcht to meana o f preserving the the United Arab Rrpublic, peace. For the Germans the Ul­ Of life, however, two devel­ brlcht visit had serious polit­ opments seemed to threaten ical implications in that it both the balance and the seemed to Imply Egyptian recognition of the Eaat Ger­ peace. Theae were the stepped up man itate. The ineptnesi with which flow of arms from the Soviet Union to the Arabi and the the problem waa bandied tncreaalng tension between could bave serious repercus Israel and the Arabs over slons against West German Israel’ ! diversion of waters Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's from the Jordan Kivcr and government when it comes up the Arab's counter-plan to de­ for election next September. prive Israel of those waters West German reaction to by diversion plana of theii the viait rested upon the 13own. year-old ao-called Hallsteln Obviously neither the bal­ doctrine which dictate* that ance of power theory nor the West Germany will break rival plana for diversion ol diplomatic relations with any the Jordan provided any solu­ government, except the Soviet tion on the long-standing quar­ Union, that recognizes East rel between the two groups Germany. Tha Ulbrlcht visit, however, which remained subject to up set by any sudden jar. Involved more than tint. It Against this background, waa preceded by a demand tba government! of the United from U.A.R. President Gamal State! and Weit Germany Abdel Nasser that West Ger­ auddcnly f i n d themselvei many cut off its arms aid to thrust into a situation in Israel. The alternative would which neither comes off with be formal U.A.R. recognition of the East Carman regime. any great degree of honor. burned with alt th* X-ray they dared take, but whose cancers were stilt swelling up till their livers were bulging. The** patients were often in agonising terminal pain that our medical drugs would not relieve. And they had been told (or their doctor* had warned thair families) that they had merely a few weeks to live! Yet I have personally seen them, now as long as 10 years later, with no symp­ toms o f cancer hut back on their Jobsl And nothing else explains thrse phenomenal effect* ex­ cept regular ahnta o f Kreblozen! But our Food and Drug Administration la menlrat in ita hostility to Krebioxen, calling It rank quackery and even alleging that there la no such thing as Krchlozen. Yet 8en. Paul H. Douglas of Illinois (formerly a fam­ ous Ph.D. social scientist at th* University o f Chicago) not only demolished those propaganda arguments of our FDA, but even went on to describe tha FDA as a victim o f "bureaucratic a c h l i o phrenla." Th* FDA then finally ad­ mitted there actually was something In the Krebloten samples (after previously denying that fact) but thla The Weit German govern ment capitulated In t h e blarkmall, agreeing to rancel remglning deliveries of gw million worth of arms prom­ ised to Israel In 1961. Whereupon Nasser w e n t right ahead with the Ul­ brlcht visit, including a 31gun salute upon hi* arrival. To The Editor Editor, Herald: I feel cilled upon to mention a vicious pastime mors popu­ lar with the younger eet. March IS end March IS, to be exact at 2:40 a. m., our phone rang not just a tinkle but a persistent ring which re­ quired answering. After a few "hellos" the racalver on tha other and gently clicked down. Again one hour later th* same thing only this Urn* Just pick­ ed up the receiver and said nothing. A few seconds later tha receiver on th* other end went down. Then at 7:30 that morning another ring. Definitely a mis­ take In dialing as the persoa answered. We had the same experience a few weeks ago. When doing a little investigation I learned "slumber parties" were being held and that the sleepless children had amused them­ selves by ringing phones at random. One family had to take Its phone off the hook. We are elderly people and our ileep cornea dearly some­ time*. Where were the par­ ent*? A few weeks ago we had a siege of firecracker* (cannon tise) In our neighborhood. Was very annoying to tha grownups. But my little dog that la ter­ rified at thundred or any such nolsa suffered a heart attack. One child was reprimanded for the ttaowiflg of a e m t t r at a dog. I understand one has to hava special permission to poaiess, sell or use fireworks in this state. Am I right? (Name withheld) Welcome Editor, Tha Herald: I wish to taka tha oppor­ tunity through your newspa­ per to express my apprecia­ tion and thanks to all the fin* peopl* o f Sanford and SemInola County who made my tour of duty at NAS (Shots Patrol) tha top duty I have had. Working wtih them has been not only a pleasure but a privilege. To a fin* county, a fin* city and a wonderful people: Thank you. Jack B. Beckham, SMC 410 Jacinto Way — 210 1-ong Beach, Calif. (It’s cold here.) something waa simply atinet Yet its own scientists had admitted that whil* araatlna ia always whlta, Dr. Ivy’s substance It always a ton or brownish color! Their melting polnta and molecular welghta alio era not th* aamel Spectrographic experts ala* pronounced t h a i r spactragraph* as differing on 20 sig­ nificant polnta. And Prof. Roy Whistler, expert In carbohydrato chem­ istry at Purdua Univarslty, showed a dosen chemicals in Krebloten that ar* not in creatine! Yet the FDA, evidencing more o f ita "bureaucratic schizophrenia," s t i l l B a y s Krebloten ie only ereatlna and I* still hounding Dr. Ivy! All Dr. Ivy sake ii a fair test o f Krebloten. Taka 1,000 women hopelessly dying of breast cancer. Give 600 of them Krablotan shots hut omit Krebloten front the other 600. In alx months, Just analysa th* raspectlve death rates! It's that simplal Yat tha FDA still refuses such a tost! Why? Bailcally, I believe they ar* In terror o f th* relatives of 3,000,00 dead eancar vic­ tims! They hava allowed tho** 3,000,000 canvar victim* to die in tha past 14 year* dar­ ing this Krablotan feud. Suppose Krablotan w an now proved only partially helpful, (say In one o f three), that would only 1,000,000 n a a d l a a a deathal Imagin# the anger ad those relative*! ' (Always writs to Dr. Crane hi cars o f this news­ paper, eacloalag a tang stomped, addraaaad aavat- ' opa and 3d canto to cavar typing aad printing canto when yma sand far ana ad his booklets.) The American Army of the Revolution waa dlibanded oo Nov. 3, 1713. Bicycle Repair A New Service at the TO Y CORRAL AH Work Guaranteed! 3781 8. Orlando Dr Hnnford Fh. 322-8293 Plnecrent Shopping Cantor VAH - 6 Why Pay Rent? when you can O W N a beautiful new home in Ravenna Park * “ A Community o f Homes — Built with Pride” One la n comfortable 8 bedroom, V /t bath home with large living room, completely equipped GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen, carport# and utility room. iitu.” 79= INCLUDING TAXES A N D IN S U R A N C E M O D ER N K IT C H E N S B Y G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC 05 Shosmedm F H A F IN A N C IN G — $84/M O . 1 1NCL. 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J ........ i ■ i ■ "You'll roally liks Norvol. Daddy! Ha'a tha ration I havon't had to aak for an advaneo on my allowaneo tho laat two wooka!" THAT ft AN ’MWl_T! -r X W O o U J M -rB t V™ , l SCBN IN M A C b CHILI * SID E G L A N C E S B y Galbraith RIAL itTAim HBMRf'.THAT P U J M B ^ V -----> TOO C A IU D T& R X J YBS. _ THE SINK— r ^ f DEAR RATHER. T •A T 1 R D A Y , A P S t l A I N I j O R X R R A L TK BD BRC IK S. A : day and even ing when you ere 1h ighly a ctiva ted ca re fu lly to think out the w ays anil m tm a by w hich you can add to your m oney and poseeeetoni. AI*ol w hatever ha* to da w ith Item. I**d budgets er form ula* far a greater am ount o f effUlen- > to ca r* fo r mundan* n«*4* la h lah ly pow erfu l Ju*t now. AKIMS (M ar. } ! to Apr. I » ) — A lthou sh you may hava to w ork a good 4*al harder, you can now find the *ouree* o f r*e»nu * you desire. C on fer with *om* successful bu*lnt»a peraon. O et the fig h t alant on thing*. T A IR L 'B (A pr. S# to May 20) D elving Into Im portant person , at a ffa lra fa b*»t now and co n . ta ctln g the righ t people vital. Be *ure that your appearanca la at Ita beet. Then out on tho tow n — go. g o . got O R M th l (M ay : l to June 21) — You have private lon glnaa that can be rea d ied , but It la neceeaary to get the a**l*tanca o f eloee tlee. Ilooet morale o f thoee are having rough aledJing. Be kind, courteous. M o n t r t l l l . f i N ( J u n e 2) to July 11)— Your adva n ce, ment com e* la rgely via tha a o. d a l ladder today. *o ba thualy Incl'.nad. N*w con tact* ara Im­ portant ta gat that In form a, tlon you want. Uuaa around charm ingly, happily. LEO (J u ly 12 to Aug. 21)— M akt It you r bualnea* to go after the b ig g e s t and m oit pow erfu l persons you kn ow If you w ant to make real pro* greaa now. Be astute w here clvle m atters ara Involved. UH-HUM. P ID T b li K M O V/H t WOOCED Y es. AX HOW6 ? -* ISBXPlHDtfTT.) OUT w _____ Horoscope Forecast THEY ) V { SAY WES (/ V G O O O - O U R A N C E ST O R S upon C A M fC O R V (D ec. 12 to Jan. I t ) — H aving arlean In a hap. py m ood, thla ta a good day to ca rry through w ith plane made. Reserve seats, ate. ae aarly aa poaalbla. Hava a w onderful «yA C T a2 cvw U O OGLKW H SZ/ ,"W« want a llttla naat with t big living room, thraa bathte * two-car giraga and a. patio!" T IZ Z Y B y K ate Osann A M V A R I lt (Jan. 21 to Feb. 1)1— You can handla a ll those Important obligation # today If you atop thinking a bout h aving a good tlm*. Consult w ith kin If you are In doubt. Th ey have fin e suggestion s to g iv e you. F l a r s t (F eb . so to Mar. 2*) — Inetaad e f ad op tin g A r e . eentful mood, be reasonable w ith those about w hom you la well. Data you need la w ritten out fo r you. Re happy. »r rorm c h il d ta bor* TODAY, he o r aha w ilt ba on# e f those you n g Individual# w ho feele It necessary te keep re* view in g and revtsw ln g som e, thing until It la wall In te g ra l, rd within tha aubconadous, but this take* s w a y tram tha p o w ­ er to oom o to • decision at tho righ t time, ao teach to ba m ore rapid, f lu e chart fa r the re a ltoe. the governm ent w ork ___ er. etc. flood earn ing pow er here. imMtachM v *uU Mina la a ataaring whaair “ ai-RDAV. APRIL 4. IN I OKXKRAL T B lO e X C IIill Now you have a w ond erful day • ad aventng to b rin g alt klnde SH O R T R IB S „ l ffCY AwtTHJ* W WAR# AdtSMV - % \ W t X U W ID RAe« urfOKirf fW M o iip e r m c c a t (V S S V S ttffiN . A»«BttN Y »C * m CAN A M W / P W - itAft WANtt*' UA ;nXe. RSXMAi A FORTH*!, I IP TMT WIWPAU COIAMT V0U CAN HMVtVge j M N it M 01A P IT«M ABTTHBI0 1 W / \ — v m m u y • S / - k I HPT* VW CAR WOBBWACB 5 8 t j h t i w t to cA ren a x n x h M « ■ g HMM.VWTOMI H ■ 1 T l L 4 l i WHO / iV T H py m m T - a n l act1 . b . "What’s wrong with th# Watuil? If H war* up to fathar, I auppoa* wa'd still ba doing tha Big Applo!" Hudson Volloy BU G S B U N N Y THCW5 A BOOK ON ETIQOCTTf AND OOOOAAAMNCBEMR.STAAE.T PER* k 60NAUY REOOAUdANOITTOXXJ. N Q I HAVtNT H A D IT I NATCH I JUBT A M n T .H tA N tu y m V c w u c i W . ta u a s t I MOT MUCH OF A YWC AUTHOR GCT5 ADRUB* S gL R E A D E R -J *a FROM VCURWNOw > TO FBERR )CU RECOMMEND SOMETHING V0U\C ALREADY Itr rra . v o u K S tir . f c - l f I DCeri SUPPOSE you \ \ M A V E THE LATEST JEAN ^ W ^ n ^ fM U L fcA R T R S ? j not he« e , but i oo\ 3U EK HAVE IT AT HCMItg. S i OM HMMM .TOU READ IT ? e f life e f • v ery practical n a. ture lu te your eaisten ce this Sunday. You ran get others w ho ara h lah ly placed to g lv o you soma special bach in g a fte r attending services of you r ch oice and eryatallalng you r thoughts. ARUM (Mar. 21 to Apr. I* ) — Th in king big la tha beat w ay to get big now, but be tu re you _____ ... w ith specialists first. consult In your Has. Take the time to Imprwva y e a r holdings o f a property nature. Be clever. TAL'M CI (A pr. 20 to M%y JO) —You have t i decide first what you want, and then g o a fte r tt In a positive manner, since there Is every possib ility of •uccete now. Don pretty garb. Then o f f to the race o f the tal. entel U B M IM (M ay 21 to June 21) A very pow erfu l Individual w ill pay attention to your Idee* and needs. If you ara *»• Pllclt and enact. Be dynam ic and you fin d you hava new Plea tor tu ccet*. A t lead se r­ vices. MOOR CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)— An Influential frlta d can ba very h elpful In a social way to open new door* fo r you If you *how ther* I* a profit In IL G roup meeting* are you r beet bet. Make th« righ t contacts. LEO (July 2t te Aug. 21)— Be ears Is live the Qoldan Rule now, sine* oth ers are o b s e rv ­ ing you ctooely and nerd Ineplralton. Ilo a true ligh t In a rather darkened com m unity. Then ||fg sm iles en a ll m ore warm ly. Y I R 6 0 (A u g. |2 te Sept. 22) — O ettlpg |n the com pany o f wise and h tgh -th la k la g Indlvlduals e productive e f fin e etah . Illy for >ou now. A distant • letter has fin est Ideas fo r you. Be very courteous. respectful. LIBRA I B eat 21 ta Oet. 221 — Tou r fa tu itie s telle you what tB de a e w to m ake the future days m ore happy and a bun d­ ance Increased fo r you and hours more deligh tfu l. M rdf. !•••■ Shew reel e ffe o t lc a fo r M l* rJ R te r -to m CORN THERE J U -B R E A K . MY N EC K - M O R P IO (O ct. 22 to Nov. I t ) — Ideel day to get In touch With person you w ant to JolY you la sums new deal o f l*J porjance. Borne special f(^•, • ill pave w ay fo r quick a / * * ' " ♦ • t P* bappy toalgbV ' • AR ISTAR ira (B e evW , <• Dao. ||»— riv a l a lte a d * * r ViTri that g|vo pea u p A B . tashU thoee duller Refer* » “ • Neelies Ike tf i fo t U n r t et email thlags. sir baalik bet­ tered. r i g y * ^ ' wardrobe— »• more » * d e r » r C anU C M P tDec ts to J»« l*»— B dlW D ilh ••• w l r w truly eaitm U l bb« Aelnw )" - te *em « cre a tiv e taleat R fi» e for yev teday. Get glM f 1**4 �t O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE Horoscope Forecast 96e #«ttf(rrh VrrnlB (Continued From Page J-A) fa r Into the future. Much happlnaaa la In atom tor you. A Q l A R t l l Jan. It to Fab. 1»>— O ood day to alt back and th in k o f baale m a tu re and « » t a better f o o t l r f lit* A vlalter or one w ho dwalla at home haa A - l tdaaa (o r you. A ccep t them. flS C E S (Fab. : p to Mar. : « t — A tine tree day to earner Inform a tion you require and that la aaally aeoaaalbla now. n o about ateln e the paraona In­ volved. Than you make ble headw ay, eat problema solved. ip yolr c h il d in am t* TO D A Y , ha or aha w ill attract Influential paraona aarly who w ill he Intereeted In aaatne to It that w onderful opportunltlee are In the o ffe rin g for your moat talented and charm tne progeny. He aura to have only th e ((neat youngster* about aarly to prevent errora that can w all be avoided, alnca the Ufa |a apant pretty much in ow n en virons— travel here la on ly fo r buelneaa. MONDAY, A P R IL L tPOfl UM.NERAL TENDENCIES! T ou aw aken reatlaaa and aaear to maka aema ch anges In your Ufa. but you w ould be wlaa to aw a it a m ore propltloua time. Olhera ara now lik ely to be ao upaet that they break prom tana or leap Into any fray w ith ­ ou t cou nting the coat that la Involved. Think a altuatlon out, d o prelim inary ptudlaa. AMIBR (Mar. SI to Apr. IS) — It you do not plan tim e and aetlvltlea wlaaty, you ran ce r­ tain ly deah hither and yon w ith ou t purpoaa. Don’ t depend on ahoeetrlng deala. Do very practical and dow n -to-earth . TALBL’ t (Apr. JO to Stay JO) — P roperty mattara ara beat handled by being very p ra cti­ cal and having your feet on the ground. Don’ t plgeon-hola your bllle. Oat aa many paid aa you poaalbly can and feel aacura. DEM IN! (M ay SI to June St) — If you are th orou gh In all o f jrour labora, fine, Intareatlng deala can ba made n ulck ly la ­ ter. Be m ore attractive In a p ­ pearance. Olhera w ill than ba v e ry eager to a lly themoelvea w ith you. MOON CH ILDREN (Juno JJ to July St) — W h y bo dlagruntlad bacauao you r plana arem to have gona a w ry? K n ow that w hatever happen* la elw a ye fo r the beat, lie a ym pelh etlo w ith one w ho la h av in g a vary hard time » f It. LEO (Ju ly SJ to Aug. SI) — D on ’ t think that othara ara In a poettlon to da you tavora rig h t now, hut It la poealbla It cou ld be v ice verea. Ba gra etoua. Don’t go a bout eoclally and th row m oney aw ay. VIRDO (A u g. SS to Kept. SJ) — Tleneglng on you r obtlgatlona cou ld certainly cauae you to loee fare w ith the hlgher-upa y o u depend upon now . flat y » u r w ork dona w ith m ore a la crity, predeton , too. Hhow you ara on the beam. LIBRA (dept. SS to Oct. JJ) — New mode* o f aaproaolon ara va ry a ttractive, but ha aura you flral eonatdar wall any ch angee to ba made. Dewar* o f aiiini new acquaintance. Idea* may ba quite fau lty en d eph e­ meral. nt’ ltNPIO (Oot. SS to Nov. 31) — Hatter rely on lo g ica l th in k ­ in g Inataad o f folloeelng tntul<ln today which could ba quit* erronaoua. f g y you r bill*. Oat peraonal ob liga tion * behind you q uickly. tA U IT T A im id (N ov. JJ to Dec. SD — Your partner* are oatram aiy prooaad, ao don ’ t r e ­ ly on thorn fo r paraenal fevora Row. Ba m ore spirited you raalf and ca rry through with T h a n y o u ga t okaad f romtaee. U*l t h * earn*. CAPRICORN Dae. SS to Jan. •«J— T ou ord tempted lo go o f f to oomo oaam lngly g reen ­ er paaturoo ond fo rg e t your ob liga tion *. Thlo w ould b* fo lly . B* more prarlaa In th* ta eru tlon o f you r labora. A IIC A R IC I (Jan. St to Feb. 11 — Bathing antartolnm ant la all righ t, provided you f a t vital toaka com pleted and o r * not aatrovagant. Bring batt talent* bafor* righ t paopl*. Oat their oaalatanr*. PISCES (Fab. SS to Mar. SO) — Pine* tt ta poaelbl* you ara not feelin g quit* up to par, la ­ bor aqlatly and dillganlly ** you 4* not ovar-do. O ot amolt dutloa o u t o f th# w ay. Rid ym iraelf a t w hatever la ohanlate IF Y O t’ R CHILD IS BORN TO D AY, there will ba much raatlaaanaa* In thla nature. Y our progeny w ill begin thing* w ith much fervor hut than q u ck ly looo In ter,,t. If you do not aarly toarh never to otart w hat cannot bo com pleted, and to fln lih what It onco etortod and w orthw hile. A h ighly Invanttvo mind bar*. Sand lo c o l­ lage ond glv * aa comprahanalv* O couraa a* poealbla. “Tea Btaro Impel, they da ROI #*mp*|,~ What yoa make of year Ilf* lo largely aa ta YOL’ I C a rroll R lghtar’a Individual Foracaat for you r algn fo r Slay la now ready. For you r copy aand your blrthdat* and Sl ot) to C arroll {ligh ter Foracaat, Th* Sanford Herald, Bog t i l l , H ollyw ood II, California. OESPERAT& T O W IN TUB B fcT m OUT OUR W A Y O U R A N C E ST O R S • istt iy WYAw yy log U M I "Honsst, Offlosr, whan I sold that nut ths Brooklyn Brldgs, I had no ides he’d taks it!" SH O R T R IBS m ie f f e i t e t . ix u -ity r e N l«W K V «* BU G S R U N N Y College Golf Meet To Open CAPE CORAL (U P !)—The nation's top college golfers take on defending champ Houaton Thursday in the op•nay of th* snnusl Florid* Collegial* g olf championship. The three-day t o u r n e y brings togsthsr 180 young golfers from schools ineluding Misrai, Walts Forsat snd Florida lis t s , Thsss thrss M en lilts the hottest contendara. v ABta Hits R tin tr Ric“s Alien hit s two-run homey * 4 Tony Taylor eonlri itatdd S riple good for two runs d thg PhUlieis bom fdfn*nt of yhcbtr Jim Ms Msy C d | snd Jack fkr.7 ’wa U » it J k ic iiw « t i to ‘ •M l*, includlni^kron John- lido bostar, \ v \ M April 2, 196R - Page S-A CARNTVAt B y D ick Turner �Episcopal M ethodist CHRIST CHURCH Church Street. Lenawee* Fr. Charlaa W . Slawart. Jr. Vicar Hair Cemmunlan — M l A m. Family Iirvle* * Classes ■ M S A m. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora R d . at W oodland A ve . Rev. John H. H ires Jr., Pattnr Church School ------ 1:41 a m. M orning W orship — 11:»« a mM TF . ---------- 4:10 a a B aptist TU B SEVEHTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Oarasr Ttk * I t s 1. L Marskall ■ - - Pastor SBHVICES SATURDAY— Sabbtth Beksol M S a. at. Warsklp hereto* _ U iH a. a W adaiediy Night Frapar Par?tea ------ ft*S p. m. F I R S T B A P T IP T C H U R C H * 1* P a r k A ra n u a F. B. Chance ------------- Pastor Mernlnp Worship — t:l* a ia Puadar School Btd* a m. Morning Worship — H its a m. Training Union — dll* p- sa Bvonlnp Worship - T:SI p m. W tP. Prsrar Psrvle# Tit* p. m. A lliance BLUER BPRINOS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Hssisr A v a B. Hamilton Orlffln — Psstor Sunday School — l i l t a m. Morning Worship — 11:10 A m. Training Union — lit* p m. Evening Worship — Tit* p m. CHRISTIAN MtlStOHART ALLIANCE CHURCH 1M1 Park A v s at 14th HtBar. Clifford H. Harrod. Pastes Puadar School ------ tit* a. *• Worship Sam oa — lit** a m. Braalap Worship — Tit* p. as. AUleace Taath Fallsvahlp (Tats.) •:*• P- “ • SvayVr Barrio# ------ Tit* P> h A ssem bly O f God P1NBCRU T ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. STlk sad Him U. M. wndor --------------- Pastor Puadar School ------ lit * a. m. Moralap Worship — Its** a. sa Braalap Worship — TtM p. m. Tauth Parr. (S ub.) - SiH p m. Mld-Wrak Barr. (Wad.) - T:M 9> *h CHNTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Oar. Ittk S t A Oak A v s altk ------------------- Pastor Buadar Bchaol ------ lit * a m. Morulas Warship - Ilia# A sa T rstslsp Usaios — Sit* p. m. Braalap Barela# —— Bit* p a W ad. Prarsr Parries Til* p a Marssrr Opts W TR B —— —— — — Til* P BL SkSdap Hits Broadcast MISSIONARY CHURCH Hour a y s . - Pastor ------- SUM a sa M tn lB p Warship — HtSB BAPTIST MISSION ENTERPRISE Sunday School ....... 1:1* A is. Morning Worship . 11:00 a ra. Training Union — 1:11 p. m. Bvsnlnp Worship — T:I0 p. m. Wsd. Night Prayer Mooting — Til* P- m. Rev. JU 1. Boynton — Pastor Free Methodist Christian TRE E METHODIST CHURCK Corner 4th SL and Laurel Avt. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH O ISC irL E S OP CHRIST HOT 8. Sanford A va R. Varnon Pallor Sunday School — Sitl a m. Moralap Worship . 11:00 a a . R tV . L. H a a Braalap Warship — TiM p. m. Wadaaadar Prsrar P a rries-------- Tit* P at CHURCH OP CHRIST 1(1* Park Avenue Bart Brows ______ Evangelist Sunday Bible Study ---------- ll :t * a sa Morning Worship — 11:0* a m. Evanlnp Service — M S p m. Baa “Herald of Truth" 1 p sa Sunday an Channel * Tuesday Ladles Bltte anas - MO A m. Man's Class ---------- T:*0 p. sa Wednesday Blhta Ctaas ---------- T:SB p s a P O n t C R B S T B A P T IS T CHURCH Oners Hoad Morulas Worship . t ilt* A sa Sunday School — . . . 1:4* a m. Training Union — 1:1* P m. Evanlnp Worship _ 1:11 p a Wad. Officers A Teechors Mooting ■ Sit* p m. PAOLA CIIUHCK Ok CHRIST Highway t t West Morris H u b y ------- Evangellel Bible C la e s --------- I0:M a h a Morning Worship — 11:01 a ra. Evening Worship — M o p m. Bible classes Wad. „ Tito p m. JORDAN MISStONAIlT BAPTIST CHURCH It tt W . fir st Street Susdar School ------ IBtSB a a Moralap Worship — 11:** A m. Btbls Pludf fPuadar) TsS* p m. Kvesgatlatlo Porvlca Tift* p. m. W sd. Prarsr Mftal — T:«* P m. Bill S t s p b s s s -------------Faslar A Cardial Wsleasts la AU r in s T OAKLAWM BAPTIST CHURCH STtl Couatrr Cluh Hoad Bpaasarad hr Plrat Baptist Chsreh Bar. R. T. Barralt — - Pastor •under School — *:t* a m. Worship ferries — H its a m. Training Union — (III P m. Evanlnp Worship — Til* p. m. Wed. Prarsr Parr. — TUB P so. OSTEEN BAPTIPT CHURCH HWT. t i l Ph. I t l- t t t * Bar. Josh L o u p ----------Pootor Sunder School — ISsSA a m. Morning Porvlca — 111** a m. Training U n io n ------ *:** p. m. Evanlnp Service — Til* p m. Wodnssdsr Mostlnpsi Org ealiaUoae — M S p as Proysr ... ■— — Til* p m. Choir ------------------- H M P A OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCK JIM A Orlando Drive Mwy. 17-11) S s n fo rl, f lo r ld a tn -T ii* The Ray. J, Oordoa f • a r y, P a lte r Sunday School ____ 1:1* a ba M orning W o r s h ip __ l l i l * a. m. Communion— Plrat Sunday la Each Month K ludarsartaa and Nursery LUTHERAN CHURCH OP TH E REDEEM ER l * t W. ttth Plat* “ The Church o f the Lutheran H our" and TV "T his la the L ife" Herbert W. doeras ____ P a llo r Hunday School — 1:14 A m. W orship Service __ 11:1* a m. K indergarten and Nursery Christian Science c iiu n c ii o r c iir ib t S C IE N T IS T •00 Bait Second Blreet Sunday Barvlca * Sunday School „ IliM A a Subject: •'Unraallly" Wednesday t i m e * - C0I p. m. llf«dlng Room! Itl W. rirat Waawdaya: 10:10 a.m.— t:t0 p m. Church O f God CHURCH o r OOD tlnd * french L H. A lfo r d ---------------- Pastor Sunday School —— M l A m> Morning Worehlp — 11:00 a. m. Kvangallalle Herv. 1:00 p. m. fam ily Night Service T. P. R. W a d .------ 1:10 p. m. CHURCH O f OOD O f PHOPHECT n o t Elm Avenue Rev. Robert W e lc h ------ Paaeos Sunday Sch ool--------t ilt a. m. Worship Service — 10:44 a. ra. K -ngellatlo Herv. — Tilt p m. Tueday: Bible Training — Till p m. Thursday: Young People Sarvles Till pm . m. m. m. m. Lutheran CHURCH OP CHRIST Oenava Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist Btbfa S c h o o l-------- ( : I 0 a m. Morning Worship — (:t0 a ba B anlng Worship — «:*• p. m. Wed. Prayer Service M O p m. For thane same festive branches shall lift s precious tardea at fruit when the red-fold auntie at hsrvest falls scroee the kuxL Wheo human souls awakee to the reveille at fslth, tad hymas tad prayers fill the arehee at heaven, and the warmth of an sfthes hope. reaches from heart to heart • .. this ia more than Lent For the faith which blossoms today will bear its own precious fruit Love! Joy! Peon! Tbs hornet of souls like yours aod mine is begin* nlng eaew Id gram. tar and good ritlwswhlp. It is a atorv bnuaa of spiritual value*. Without a strong Churck, neither democracy nor dvlUasUoB s a — viva. Thera are four sound raaacas why every person should attend servicer regu­ larly and support Mm Chunk. They am: <11 For hit own m bs (J) For his children's mka. i l l Forthamha of hie nranmanky and nation. fd> For tkn auks ad dm Chunk Ksttf. which nsadi hi* moral and malarial support. Plan In as to chunk l h H j and rand yaw BMe daily. iiit -r M ethodist 11:14-11 M il-IS <SJ2> < rn > ffb ) 4JI.JS <322> 1:11-*0 <Si2? m u M cis>ie i.k s-n <22? <C t7> txfr? •E K R V A METHODIST CHURCH Rav. W. E. Timms — Peetot Sunday School _ _ _ I II a. m. M orning Barvlca* _ it :* * a m. Choir rra etlca Wad. Tit* a ba B v*ry Oas WalnomA crb> PIRST SOUTHERN' METHODIST CHURCH W om an's Club Building *03 Oak A v a D urw erd H. K night Jr.. Penn* Sunday School — t i l l e. rrv. W orship Sarvles ___ T ill p m. N azarene FIR S T CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W . Snd SA a t Maple Ave. Paul B I c k t e __________ Paster Sunday School —— t i l l a m. M orning W orship — 10:1* a. ra. Youth H our — — ( :0 ( p. m. E ven telletlo Service T:SS a m. M id-W eek Servlet (W a l.) — T .it p. rm. Third Sunday Slnsaplratloa _ SiM p. m. F IR S T CHURCH O F THE NAZARENB Lake Mary, FI a R av. W . L Holcombe, F alter Sunday • :4I A m. — — Bible School 11:0* A m . — M orning Worship Tift* A m. — Evanlnp Service T:*« p. ba — Wad. M Id-W eek Prayer Services Tit* p. m. _ Last Wad. M iss­ ionary Barvlca Pentecostal f i n S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD ( I I Oranga Strati Rav. K. Ruth Grant _ Paator Sunday S c h o o l____ 10:01 a m. M orning W orship — 11:1ft a ra. rv Sunday Evening __ T ilt a «• ' Wad. Btbls Study - T:t« a m. Conquerors M atting F riday ---------------- T :l» p , m. Presbyterian F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH 41* Park A v a Rav. R obert M. Jenklna, Pastor M orning W orship — M l p. m. Sunday School — — t i l t a m. M orning W orehlp — !• :** a m. M T F M a i l i n g * ___1:31 a sa (Interm ediate, Senior) Evanlnp W orship . 1:11 a m. ^ T W e s* ^ ^ keels* Southern Methodist K e l l e r ____ P e .to r Telephone: SSR.TSSS Sunday School — 1:4* A M orning W orship — lt :4 l a Evening W orehlp __ T:*( p. W e i. Prayer Barvlca T:t( a Church O f Christ B aptist W BBTPTPB BAPTIST Ilk B t A •aha R. K is s Puadar Bahoat HOLT CROSS 4*1 P Park A va F r. Leroy D. Soper, Raetor holy Communion — T:lt A m. fam ily Strvlca and Sunday School......... .. I.ts A m. Morning Prayer (Plrat Sunday — Holy Communion 11:** A m. C H R IST METHODIST CHURCH Buntand Estate* Cltrua Height# Rav. Charles R H ogg _ . F ee's* Church School ------ l:(| *. nv. M orning W orship — U :oo a m. M T f ---------------------- 1:11 p. m. Eve. W orehlp — — T ill p. m. I ) Wed. Prayer Strvlca T;SI pm. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, F I a Oak A v a 4k * r« St. (Trover CL Bewail Jr. __ Paator E dgar W. Smith Jr. A atlalanl Paator i) Church School ______ t i l l a m. ' Seaalon Maata — 10:4* A m. M orning W orehlp _ 11:00 a m. Pioneer fe llo w sh ip _ (:00 p. m. Senior HI fa llow a h lp (:*• a rn. Evening W orship __ 7:1# a m. Wad. Prayer M ooting T:»# a m. CO\*ENANT PRESBYTERIAN t i l t South Orlando D rive Thomas H. Makln — Pastor W orship ■ (:»• a i a Churoh School ____ 1*:*S a -The Following: Sponsors M ake This Church N otice A n d Directory Page PossibleBETTY CASS Nstionwide Insurance ■Hwyr rr-92r csnslbarry, FUl------ GREGORY LUMBER of 8onford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th 8U, Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INO. 801 W. 1st. 8L, Sanford NELSON k CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing k Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, FIs. KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK - Howard -H,-Hodg**-«d-Staff-- LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson end Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M* Cameron and Staff HILL LUMBER k HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’8 RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman k Employees 8TENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom end Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES COBIA BOATS 8outhsrn Fiberglass Products, Ine. Harold Slams end Employees J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff A. DUDA k SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida THE AMERICAN OIL CO. lfr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INO. Robort Sulouff and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. snd Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff 8TRICKLAND-M0RRI80N, INC. and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Flo. ») WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR ECTO R Yb a p t is t A lU M k hsptlat Church, Ovled# C w lr t l l u U M Church, 1*11 O r t A y *. C k«lu*U Flrel Baptlit Ck*r«k CkulaoU Baptist Mleslsa B U *r Springe Baptist Churck, H I iifkpafi n c rtrst Baptist Chsrth. IIP Park Ava X T u ea etT a k * rcfe * * H L M ? A lU m o st? a p rtsn PU*t Baptist cksrok at OsBsnr First Baptist Chsreh #1 O isevs First Bap list Cksrsk *1 L e h a M e ry First Baptist Cksrsk 1 Lake Metres First Baptist Cksrsk s l U a c w s s * . Mt. Elos Mtaelsanry Baptlat. Sip.a Ava. Naw ML Calvary Mlaaloaary Baptlat li t * W. Itlh SL Naw Salim frimltlva Baptlat Oharah, I t * * W. llt h S L N aw M L B io s Baptlat C h sre h . I l l * P a * r A v e O a k la w s U a p lla i Chapel, * I « ( W . I t l h B L U lt r a s U a p lla i c h s r e h r i n . c r . i l U a p tlit C h sre h . t * l W . O n e rs 114. P r a lr l* L a k e Ba p tlat C h sre h , R U g t H 4. fe rn P a rk P r o s re ae M la s lt a a r y B a p tis t C huratu M l * w ay 1s m b 4 I k lle h ■L A n n '* C a lb e ll* Chureh. P a ra h ln g Pine*. D t B a r y S L M a r y M t * d a l i n * catholle C h sre h , M a ltl a s t A va . A lu m o a t * B p rla g s C H R IS T IA N F lra t C h r lilla a n u r e h , 1**7 B. B a n te r* Ava. C a a s r a g a llo s a l C h r lilla a C h sre h , Ite t I ’a rh Ava. N o r t h a l** C hrlatla a C hsre h, F I a r 14 A H a v e s D r . M a lt la a * OfIsaloasrv B&ptlH CllUfChg C H U R C H o r C H R IS T Ckurck Churck Cksrak Cksrak at C h rle L 111* S. P a r k A VS, at C h rla L O im v a at Chrlat, L e a g w r a S st C h r la L P s s l s LUTHERAN A a c im la a L u t h a ra s C hurch, O ve r b re ak D r , C ae ralb erry O o o * Sh ep h erS U s lt *4 L a th e rs, I t * * B. O rla nd e Dr. I . u lh ir a s C h u rn * e( tha ReSraattr, l * t W. l l t h 1*1ac# M a a ila h L s lh a r a a (m arch, A m a r t s s s L e g lo s lla ll. 1‘ra lrla Lake, P a ra P a rk S L L u k a s L u t h a r a s Church, R L « * * S l s v l s M E T H O D IS T B a rn e tt M e m o ria l M tth ad lat C h sre h , B. D sB e rr A v s. E ste rp rU s B a e r L a k e M athedlat C h a re s B e th el A .M E. C h sre h . C e a s e s H a ig h ts C a a e e lh srrr C e m m s s lt y Mathodtat C h sre h . H w y . IT - t l H P ie t y R id g e R A , C a t i l l berry D enary C em m sslty Me the diet ch u rch W . H lg h ta a d h D e B a ry C h r is t M athadlat C h s re h I ub Ii i I E lU U i f i r s t M *th e d la t C h sre h , * 1* P e r k A vs. f i r s t M etb o 4 l* l C h u rc h a t O vlata f l r a t B e s t h a r s M stbaA ta* C h sre h W e a t s a 's a s h M l O s k A v s F re e M sth e d lst C h sre h . M l W . 4th B L O s s a * * M s l b * 4lat C ha ra h, O a s i vs O r s c s M s i b * 41s t C h s r t h , O h s r s M a ru s t C hapel A.M .E. C hurch. O v l* 4 a O s k s r e v e M e tb s ile t C hu rch , Oviedo O i d i l Mi UmII i I P a a I a W ssM ysh Mathedlat, BL m W. s t Fa sts S L J a m e s A .M .B , SaaTerd A v s S L M a ry ** A.M.B. C h a ra h B L H L d l l Oatraa SL P s a T s M athedlat O h a r a h Oatraa R A B a ta rp rU * Sta ffo rd M eat t r i a l M athedlat O h a r a h B. D t B a r y HAXARBNH F I ra t C h sre h af U s Naaartaa, W. I l l at M ip la P a rs P a rk C h srth s( a s H e ssrsa s O 'B r l ia R * . P a ra P a r k U k i M a r y O harah a * tha N a a a rta a P M S B T T B H IA M C e m m s s lt y P re sb y te rtsa C h sre h , t a k a M a ry F lra t P raab ytartaa C harah. oak Avs t r« B L F lra t P re s b y te rie s Charah, Caaaalharry F lra t P re a b y ta rlsa c h sre h a< D eB a ry, K. H ls h la a S F r e s h y t a t U a Cfcsrah ad T h a C ave a aa t IT T * B. O rtaaA a D r. B L A sS re a ra F re a h y ta rU a C h a ra h M M U s a a s ! Oak. D r , O peels 4 V P ilil W e a tm la tita r P ra a kytarie a Charah, H * w * U P a rk . H u d M SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Faratl Lake atvim h-day Advantlit Church. Hwr. dll. Fereat c itr Banath-day Advtatlat church. Maitland A v s. Altamaata Sprlaga BavaaU-day Advaatlat C hveh. Savaath 4 Him ... . „ OTI,* R CHURCHES AU#a*a A.M.H. Church. OUv* * llth Chsreh s i 0*4 la ChrleL Ovleds Chulseta Cemmsslty Chsreh I) g ss us:f A s s r a r X 812 u u ? . V i . V S k A?srtM •* U M ,r C em m sslty Chapel. A lta m a a ta -----------Eactara O rthedos Chsreh. “ ■ ra e u m Chapel. Hwy. I7 -IL Pera C oagregetloa B eU XaraeL Illth ______ * ^ C*V(MIL** CkrU*’ Klsgdem HeU s t Jihavah's fit# at. Imka Moaroe Unit, lis t W of - as w Church w. ualry f u l l Oospsl Teberaacle l i l t Ml Oliva U sllsees C h a^ L H S Oatraa ll t h Piaacrest Aaaamhly • f • aalare AUlaara c h M il •aalard O aagresst ■ w a n s Md BaalarA T*a Selvatlua Ar H ally Charah at 1 �I •• SjyV . ' ml Hold Line On Tax, Solon Says One-Cent Bread Price Increase Seen $200 Million Saving Eyed By President Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The N ile o f Am erica” Port Authority Measure Faces No Opposition By Dava Foenlala jj (Sanford Herald Bareaa) TALLAHASSEE — Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., o f Seminole County, nt n preIrgislativ* interview here to­ day befqre the opening o f th* 19G5 Legislature Tuesday, ■ Phone 822-2611 Z ip Code 32771 * THESE GIFTS WILL BE PRESENTED to the stated that hi* primary con­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — lucky winners during the annunl Auto Show in cern this session la to hold WEATHER: Clcnr to cloudy thru Tuesday, high in upper 80s; low tonight around 60. President Johnson asked Con­ downtown Sanford Wednesday, Thursday and the line on taxes. gress today to adopt farm Friday. DeWitt Mathews, chairman of the Great* VOL. 67 United Prees Leased Wire Established 1008 MONDAY, APRIL 6. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 161 “ The problem is to provide legislation which would ssvs er Sanford Board o f Trade, displays a color TV, th* services that th* people the government about $200 a portable TV and a stereo record player. want and atay within th* cur­ million, but increase the prire rent budget," he aaid. of bread to the housewife by Senator Cleveland a l s o an estimated one cent a loaf. made it clear If the peopl* In addition to the rise in wanted more service* than breed prices, Agriculture De­ there wa* revenue that h* partment officials estimated would not vot* for th* ex­ that the new farm measure tended service without provid­ wuuld mean a hike o f a “ few ing additional sources o f rev. pennies per pound" in the enue to keep the budget bal­ retail price of rice. anced. The proposed legislation First Street in downtown Cleveland eald that as far Sanford between Park and would shift some farm price aa he knew there is no oppos­ Palmetto Avenues will be support costs from the Treas­ ition to the formation of a turned into a mall for three ury to the retail food-buyer. port authority for Sanford. The estimated $200 million days this week ar the Sanford He did say that he would annual saving this would merchants division o f the TODAY — Weapons loading The alxday Reconnaissance propose an amendment to th* Greater Sanford Board of bring would come principally exercise. Fleet sire nuclear Bombing Derby, one of naval lew passed last session pro­ in the government’s whent Trade and the Sanford Auto­ viding for the feasibility and rice support programs weapon "shapes" loaded on aviation's most comprehensive mobile Dealers Association study o f the SL Johns-Indian combine a unique auto show with the consumer picking up aircraft in test of competence air training exercises, began River Canal District. He the tab for domestic market­ with a spring sales fete. and speed. today at Sanford Naval Air made it very celar that he Gifts, entertainment, bar­ ing certificates. WEDNESDAY - R e c o n Station with a test of skill by would NOT propoee any drain It was expected that the gains in both autos and mer­ on county or city taxes, either nilssince • Bombing Derby bomb loading crews. chandise will be featured in total cost increase to the con­ intangible or ad valorem sumer would amount to about briefing for visiting VIPs. The Derby will end Saturday taxes. the three-day event. More than 160 brand new $300 mtlion. The $100 million Complete discussion of exerin a burst of sir artistry by the Th* proposed amendment Cross your fingers. Knock automobiles from seven deal­ difference between that cost cites, tactics, weapons, etc. Navy's famous Blue Angels would allow the canal district on wood. and the anticipated govern­ ers will glitter In the street THURSDAY — Arrival of to offer revenue certificate* I f Eanford gets through flight precision team. with displays opening daily ment saving would represent Blue Angels flight demonstra­ at public sale to bonding April without a traffic death an increase in farm income. The Blue Angela will anchor tion team at 2 p.m. Barbecue houaea with sources such as it will have been two years at 11:30 a m. and continuing In addition to the wheat a 2tt hour air show highlight­ toll collections within tha sines s fatality on city until 9 p.m. in the evening. and rice programs, Johnson at 6:30 p.m. Florida Power ing a public open bouse obser­ bounty to be used a* collat­ streets. Quits a record and All stores will remain open, asked for legislation covering and Light recreation park, vance at the air atatlon Sat­ eral. something the city can really with hundreds of pre-Easter feed grains, wool, cropland sponsored by Seminole Cham­ bargains expected to be dis­ ber of Commerce. be proud of. Senator Cleveland decided urday. The galea will open at played, for the thousands of adjustment and transfer of FRIDAY — Navy-Commun­ • • • • a. m. The air show is sche to withhold any statement on allotments. shoppers expected to crowd ity “ Screen Door Open" hand­ duled to start at 10:30 a. m. Gov. Ilaydon Burnt’ road fin­ Sign on billboard near Or* The domestic and export the area. icap golf tournament. High with a formation fly-by by ancing plan until he had time range City: “ Open Under Old marketing certificate* now Three prites, a 21-inch color ranking military visitor! will twin Jet RA-5C Vigilantes and to etudy It more thoroughly. Management.' used in the wheat program television set, a stereo con­ be paired with Sanford, Or­ While legislators scurried • a s A-31 Skywarrlors of four San wuuld be continued and also sole record player and a port­ lando and Winter Park civic over the capital today getting ford squadrons. A man selling Illbles in the able television set will be giv­ applied to rice. leadrrs. Mayfair Golf and ready for Tueeday’e opening LT; , Bj lvV ^H N S O N o f RVAll-13 (The Ilnta) zips up hia G-ault followBy setting the value of tha Sharing the spotlight with city was arrested the other en sway in drawings held Country Club at 12:30 p.m. in# briefing o f crews prior to trial run o f air derby which opened totluv o f the 1906 evasion, Governor two certificates, the govern­ day. No permit. the Angels will be the “ Flying each night. At t p.m.—ReconnaissanceBums went ta.eazewMadoeed • • • ment could advene* the do­ Professor'.'-. Piper Cub aero& throUtfh d rcsa eaersa l f oPrh ot thoh) Tickets are available at >11 Romhlng Derby, reception s i. M ttuur d®g y' ga M aalirf l srhtow w W a t 'tthhel T b a" s WCnt e .. m reh(H r a ld hide-oilt be r e u s n e ate mte­ There’s romance in the old stores. The portable GE tele­ mestic price o f wheat and batle art which was seen by asge. Sanford Naval Air Station boye, yet. We're talking about vision set will be given away rice, while keeping export |more than 50,000 persons at ballroom. Nobody would tell where the waterwuys committeemen Wednesday evening; the GE prices competitive with'world the Seattle World's Fair In SATURDAY - Derby Air th* Governor la, except that o f the Seminole Chamber of stereo on Thursday evening, prices. 11902. Show and Open House begin* he is “ out o f town" going Commerce. They really went and the RCA color TV on Fri­ The Navy last week added a over hie 10,000 word mtesaga at 10:30 a.m. for the public. fo r that full moon in June for day evening. third outside attraction to Its to the afternoon aesalon at "The Flying Professor," Va the St. Johns cruise. (That's 11th annual show, the Jackson­ A special added attraction p.m. Tuesday. por Traill and Blue Angel* poetry, son.) will be the appearance ol ville Naval Air Station “ Va­ the mountains 190 miles north SAIGON (UPI) — American perform. The speech, which will in­ • • • por Trails'' parachute team. Glenn Beeves, famous tele­ clude Bum*' first report to planes defied stiffened North cast of Saigon. The telephone company Is vision personality and his Two U. S. Army advisers Demonstrations of air re- the legislators on th* “ State a t t Vietnamese air defenses today sticking its neck out again. show which will be held each GANGTOK, Sikkim (U P D were wounded Sunday in fueling, bombing and precision o f th* State" aa well aa hla Bob Sheddcn of Southern Kell and carried out two devastat­ night at 7 p.m. and again at Formcr New York debutante clash with the Viet Cong in flying by Sanford-based Vigi­ recommendation* fo r Improve­ says every customer in De­ Hope Cooke reigns as the ing attacks on Communist ter­ Binh Dinh Province 300 miles 8:30 p.m. lante and Skywarrior pilots ments, will run about 60 or nary, Deltona and Enterprise Auto dealers who will fea queen of Sikkim today, the ritory. m>rthra<t of Saigon. will round out the action in the 00 minutes. will receive areturn postrurd turo the very latest models first American to waar a roy As the timpo of the war It will bo published and air. Sixteen U. S. Air Force F103 in the next few days asking in 1905 cars will include Haag at crown in Asia. She is 24. quickened on bulb sides of the available not only to legislat­ On the ground, a colorful Jet fighter-bombers hammered for comments or criticism o f GAINESVILLE (UI*I) BERLIN (U P D -T h e ComAt the precise moment de­ Chryslcr-IMymouth, Seminole 17!It parallel, U. S. Ambass The registrar of the Univer­ military review will be held ors for study but aleo to any service. County Motors, Strickland creed by three Buddhist as­ munisls today haratted Ger­ Communist rail and highway ador Mnvwob D. Taylor re Interested citlsan, Bums aaid. “ W e ’ r e n o t necessarily sity of Florida, Richard Sadler for presentation of trophies to Morrison, Ellinor Slotor Com­ trologers, the queen's hus­ man road traffic to West Ber­ traffic 120 miles south ol turned to Saigon with new The Governor’s office waa squadrons and flight crews seeking compliments,” says Johnson, died Sunday In pany, Bill Hemphill Motors. band, Maharaja Palden Thon lin and threatened to disrupt Hanoi. breath-taking sight to vis­ plans to boost American tnlli winning the week’s exercise Shsdden. Gainesville, lie was 59. Hunt Lincoln-Mcrcury a n d dup Namgyla, 41, became (ho Allied sir links to tha city 110 itors today In Ha nawly-dacAn srm sdt of CO U. S. Navy tary strength. events. “ Our purpose la to find out miles behind the Iron Curtain. 12th ruler of Sikkim. Holler Motor Sales. orated splendor—sparkling In bombers from the aircraft Taylor was In Washington which customer* have com* The Derby's first competitive East German police threw lovely tones of blut and gold. carrier Coral Sea struck ra­ last week for high-level stra TALLAHASSEE (UPI) plalnta so that our company even, a weapons loading exer­ the lifeline truck and auto The $40,000 redecorating dar installations Just north ol tegy talks In Washington with The Florida Highway Patrol ran try to remove the cause* cise, began this morning at 7 traffic from West Germany Jub included complete repaint­ the 17th parallel border. President Johnson and Do reported today at least 14 per­ of these complaints,'' he adds. a. m. Ordnance crews repre­ ing o f the walla In e »nft into chsos with slowdowns L .QPC_qf. J J l . D J ® . wsi_.*hpt_lL f w f .tesM law nL o/OrW L . . sona -d M - in -traffic wrcWcn's ----- BhVBRA " r « y » - -riTd--p’.roiTc senting each uf iiie four parti­ ahade o f blue, and a mural irirf read* b ld «k : down by anti-aircraft fir* but Taylor told newsmen today eompsny will contact every­ during the weekend. cipating squadrons matched covering half o f ona w ill At tha aim s time, the Rus­ the pilot was rescued. that President Johnson was one who repllea unfavorably sians attempted to take over their efficiency and speed in showing an old southam man­ All of the Navy planes re­ “ heartened and encouraged by end try to make every effort spare In the Western Allies’ loading inert nuclear “ ahapes" sion and oak trees. AH tha turned safely to the &>ral Sea the progress which our Viet NEW YORK (U PI) — The to clear up the source o f dis­ three 20-mile-wide air corri­ into position on exercise air­ furniture was don* over and as it steamed through the nsmese allies are making.'' nation’s largest city today fac satisfaction. craft. new drapes hung. Sunday night but the family dors linking West Berlin with South Chuii Sea, s spokesman • • • “ We have a difficult road a ed a printers strike threat that United Press International West Germany. During the next four days Down the hall, th* secre­ head. . . but I helievr it should said. Inside escaped injury. The at any moment could force the Speaking of telephones, we Winds up to 50 miles drove The Navy plane* poured Ions be clear to friend and foe a shutdown of up to seven ma­ Sanford aircraft will he con­ tary o f state's office alto heard the other day about a thunder a n d hall storms twister spread a path o f de­ ducting reconnaissance and looked brand new, done over of bombs and napatin Jellied like that our commitment here jor daily newspapers. Winter I'ark woman whose across the Southern Plains struction 2U0 fret wide and 31* M ovie Stars simulated strike missions uvet in shades of dark gold, dark is Irrevocable," Taylor said. gatoline on the ruilar stallor HOLLYWOOD (U P !) phone bill runs as high as and Midwest today. A huge miles long. Several tornadoes much uf Florida and tho South red and dark green to give it at Vinh l.inh, a target which $2,000 per month! And she's Movie stars from sround the sleet and snow storm pushed were seen in the Oklahoma eastern United States. a Williamsburg look. JOLIET, IU. ( UPI) Eight has been hit on several pre­ REAPPOINTED not a bookie, either. She likes world converged on Hollyeastward out of Wyoming. sky. vious occasions. No enemy op­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - children, seven from the same to talk and has plenty of wood today for the 37th an­ Several tornadoes were re­ Gov. Ilaydon Burns today re family, died late Sunday night money. High winds up to 85 miles nual Academy Awards, dis­ position wa» encountered. ported in Oklahoma Sunday e * « Inside South Viet Nam, an appointed Mrs. Dona}.] R. when fire swept their framo tinguished by the return to an hour kicked up dust storms Store Hour* Duriag night, and one destroyed a Also on phones: Atlanta American soldier was killed Jones, Sanford, to the Semin home near here. Six of them The Auto Show! farm h o u s e . Bartlesville, near Las Vegas and Albuqucr- popularity of big, gloity mus­ were trapped in tlscir beds. has the largest metro phone today in a helicopter rrash in ole County Welfare Board. icals. Wed. Thurs. FrL Okla., was pelted by hcil o "« , N. M., Sunday. exchange In the nation—may­ 9-9 9-9 9-9 moi;e than an inch in dlame be In the world. You can call * * VB HRfT QUAUTY 9 ter. Heavy rain and large PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The as far as 60 miles away and hailstones lashed an area acute realisation that a strike the phone bill is still only south of Wellington, Kan., to­ deadline in the steel Industry $0.76 per month. Five coun­ day. is only 20 days away today ties and more than a million An Inch and a half of rain spurred negotiators to extra people are in the metro ex­ Bryant said he believed the has diabetes. Shell, 42. a book Into the cave but were driven efforts to reach a contract set­ FIFTYSIX, Ark. (UPI) fell at the Strategic Air Com change area. mind headquarters south o( Four missing explorers, trap­ ape Winkers were being smart keeper from Batrsville, Ark. back to land by (he coldness tlement. • • • YOUNG MAN’S Omaha, Neb., today. Winds was said to have a three-day of the water. ped in rain-flooded Rowland by not moving around. A “ Herald Angel" will be­ supply of medicine with him. One diver was hospitalized gusted to 50 miles an hour at come a “ Blue Angel" this HANDSEWN cave, flashed sn "SOS" to res­ “ They are experienced cava Wichita Falls, Tex. The other three are college after having an attack of “ the JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) week. Fred Van Pelt, manag­ The rain turned to snow in cue workers today by tempor- explorari and doing what they students and were identified bends." He was not in serious —Officials of the Ford Founda­ SLIP-ON ing editor, will go supersonic the Northern Plains and cen­ art’y short circuiting a string shouUl—stay put," Bryant said as Mike Hill, IB, a student at condition. tion have decided to suspend with the crack Navy flying Bryant said water was be­ Arkansas College in Uatesville tral Rockies, where three of lights leading deep Into the A crowd of about too gather operations in Indonesia be­ team when it appeara hcra ginning to recede in the cave. and an experienced cave ex ed before the cave entrance, cause of anti-American press­ inches fell on Casper, Wyo., cavern. fo r tha Bombing Derby. Hale Bryant, of Batesvtl'.c, It had fallen slightly more plorer; Hogie Bledsoe, 20, also alternately happy and deject ures from Communists, in­ and up to four inches was forecast for a wide band ex­ Ark., experienced cava ex­ than an inch In the last six a student at Arkansas College ed as the varying reports formed sources said today. tending into Minnesota. plorer and head of rescue ope hour*. Ha said two plans to and Steve Wilson, 20, a student came. Ruggad scotch grain ar Stockmen were earned to ra'ioM , said the men “ at# a- rescue the rxplorerx were un­ at Arkansas Tech in RussellWith the crowd were rela­ smooth leather uppers. protect livestock in South Da­ live '• der consideration. vtlle. tives. TALLAHASSEE (U P !) H a n d e o m e , handsewn kota and north central Ne­ Members of tb>* Navy Dcsp One plan would be to take Bryant said the string ol Hill's father. Nucl Hill, said Florida Agriculture Commiss­ fronts, hard basis, com­ braska from the heavy wet Sea Diving School and the Na­ food to tha men and wait for lights extends 900 feet into hopefully be thought the four ioner Doyle Cosuer has named position sole*. Burgundy snow. tional Capital cave rescue the water to recede. The other the cave and ends in the would be all right. He saUl the first woman ever to hold a sad burnt orange. The Weather Bureau aaid team, both in Washington, ar­ woukl be to take them scuba “ cathedral room " which is they all kn ew how to take supervisory professional posi­ the thunderstorms would in­ rived early today at the site diving equipment, teach them some to feet high. care of themselves and earlier tion in his agency. Mrs. Mary crease in intensity later today of the remote cave la the foot­ bow to use U, and then come “ We believe they are in the be said the "SOS" meant they Maud Sharpe, 39, was named ATTEND THE AUTO SHOW in tha Southern Plains and hill of Use mist-shrouded Oxark room and wall above the wa­ vara all right. section chief at a feed labora­ AND BRING THE FAMILY middle Mississippi Valley. Mountains. They Immediately 11m missing naea ter," Bryant said. He said if they ware where tory. She la a chemistry gra­ A tornado smashed a farm began a search for the sprluntwo seasoned cave explorers, Earlier aix scuba divers the water could not reach them Ms if s * * M hi md#it $ ||M ,Ju » duate of Florida State Univer­ TO PENNEY* FOR EASTER SHOPPING Pm tsrt iaw*i u» MMtaa bouse near Dill City, Okla., kers. one uf them Hugh Shell, who managed to get about JU9 feet they would be Safa. sity. (Sht g>attfnrd Derby Opens Today; Air Show Saturday Auto Show This Week Bomb Derby Schedule Of Events Blue Angels, Vapor Trails Will Perform Yanks Defy Reds New York Deb Queen Of Sikkim Commies Harass Berlin Traffic tlQ W A Registrar Dies Traffic Toll Storms Lash South, Dump Snow In North Strike Threat Fire Claims S Speleiiakers Send SOS Deadline enneiff Heading The Easter Parade! Stop Operations Woman Named $ f � 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 02, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 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/8f4967c55477bb7fa7da719cb6016c82.pdf d521ab11f5e517b4942104f28f19bde7 PDF Text Text �Seminole County ® h p * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America** g > m tfo rfo • Phone 822-2611 f c r a U Zip Code 32771 i ) WEATHER: A bit cooler thru Friday, high 75*80; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established IOOS ^URSDAYT’ APRIL 1, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA N0.159 Sanford 'Hottest Spot' In U. S. L/CPL. CARLTON E. Prevatt, who waa bom at Sanford Naval Air Station, qualified as “ex­ pert rifleman," highest possible scoring, in annual competition for Marines at Camp Blend­ ing (Fie.) rifle range. He scored 225 out of a possible 250. A graduate of Seminole High School, Prevatt is assigned to the Marine Bar­ (Herald Photo) racks at the air base. Pan Am Pilots Strike Grounds World Flights c to 6* ’ Gov. Bursa gav* th* St. Johna-Indlan River canul a A big booat In ■ speech the “ other night at Tltuavllle. He called It a “ vital link" in the waterway* system of Florida. "During my campaign, 1 heartily supported the San. fsad-Titusvila link and 1 cer• total, urg# tha Canal Author­ ity to continue its efforts to get thla link completed at tho aam# time tha croawtat# . canal la opened. * “It is not faaaiblt to bring freight destined f t r t l M t i p i or tha Southern East Coast all tha way up to Jackson­ ville, II miles to tha inland waterway and then down whan tha shorter rout* la pos­ sible. The same would hold true for barges headed in tho other direction," be said. i 0 • « O . . . Missy Bolaito, 1427 Prince­ ton, and Linda Lay, 118 Elm Avenue, are among student leaden at the University of South Florida who will l,e honored tonight at the fifth annual award* banquet. . * • The Class of 1440 Seminole High School ia preparing fur a nunlon June 12. Still uncontacted are aevaral class­ mates. They at. having diffi­ culty In locating Bruce Mulrhaad, Billy Harrell, Frank Crosby, Priscilla Reynolds, Isnics Moat, Hsian Kant, Carl Graham, Eleanor Mar­ shall, Marjorie Hogan, Lil­ lian Monroe, Mary Grace Brown, Lynn Haroage, Theo­ dora Oglesby, Thalnu Robin­ son, Anna Greer and Virginia Williams. If anyone knows tha whereabouts of any of these members picas* call Clayda Jones (322-4690) or Halan Meriwether (322-0306). 0306). e a * A sidewalk connecting Sanford Avenue to th* Naval Air Station la being put down this week. It run* on tha south aids of Onora Read. • • f i Annual festival of the Weetaide Grammar School FTO will ho held at the school grounds, Seventh and Elm, starting at 8 p-m. Sat­ urday. o • • Maybe it’s thaeoamonaut influence, hut on Monday night whBs Mw Burke family Stages* ware singing tha ■waton t e n y o i e r Alexia Lrov'a - H**f*di Pomfhil" at »h* high adM * the Presby' ____ waa da NEW YORK (UPI) - Pan American World Airways, the nation's largest international air carrier, was grounded to day by a strike of Ha 1,323 pilots. The Air Line Pilots Asaocla tlon (ALPA) called a strike against Pan Am at T p. m. (EST) Wednesday after negotiatlons became hopelessly deadlocked on issues Involving working conditions. The bargaining had gone on for IS months without rcsolv log the complex dispute which included pilot demands for reducting of their 10-hour monthly -flying lime. No new negotiations were scheduled. The strike grounded sche­ duled Pan Am flights from 13 major U. S. cities 1o 43 coun­ tries around the world. The line normally carries 14,000 passengers a day. As soon as the walkout was called, the airline notified most of its 23,530 employes they were suspended for the duration. Among the few hundred who remained at work were skele­ ton staffs of reservation clerks which the airline said would stay on to help passen­ gers arrange alternative trans­ portation. In announcing tba atrilu call, the ALPA raid no flights would take off after the 7 p. m. dead­ line, although those already en route would continue to their farthest scheduled desti­ nation. 'Thumbs Down' On Labor Plea WASHINGTON (U PI1-U bor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz turned down again • plea to allow foreign labor­ ers to harvest crops in Florida and other states. "It Is not my understanding that there is an obligation on the govern ment . . . to assure a lator supply." be aald in antww to a telegram to House agriefiture committee chair­ man Harold Cooley, of North Carolfcs. March Goes Like A Lion In Northland NEW YORK (UPI) - The highest temperature reported lo the U. S. Weather Bureau Wednesday, excluding Alas­ ka and Hawaii, was 88 degrees at Sanford, Fla. The low this morning was two degrees at Rome, N. Y. Fair skies greeted April across most of the nation to­ day although drenching (how* ers fell along the Southeast and Pacific coasts. March went out like a lion in the Upper Great Lakes re­ gion, dumping three Inches of fresh snow from Minnesota to Michigan. Tin.’ JBWWrif wwwsM falling esrly tndsy, l m eiuni u m n u a l u . iiji iuv ' 4mAw htiuir tuuiBC| aim ntu wimis The heavy rains In Califor­ happens." So auid O. C. McBride as to future plaint Wednesday afternoon nia came at the end of a very when he retired as vice president with 36 ycura of aervicc at Sanford At­ dry rainy season. Santa Bar­ lantic National Bank. Ron Rusal (left), m president o f the bank’s Em­ bara measured nearly IMi ployes Club, presented this bnrbeque grill to McBride, who resides nt inches Wednesday and Long 1102 Oak Avenue. (Herald Photo) Beach reported morn than an inch. Fresno picked up a half inch of rain during (he night. Nearly two-thirds of an inch fell at Vero Beach on th# east Florida coast during the night. Miami received IVi Inches Wednesday. Two highly placed Tenia- in his command and is c t - . Stroup of th* Pacific and The weather bureau in Its gon officials and tha head of pected to focus attention on |vie# Adm. Charles T. Booth 30-diy forecast issued Wed­ Atla-RJc Voa.tsl .it-, iritis* ’ -ill the ' RA’-W: ground -supper;'.. 4 o assumed command of nesday, predicted above nor­ center at NAS Sanford. The mal rainfall In April west of review parts of the 11th an­ native New Yorker Is a 38- Atlantic air activities Wed­ the Continents! Divide, In the nual Reconnaissance Ilombing year veteran of th# Navy. He nesday. Visiting from the Joint Northern Plains and through Derby at the Sanford Naval commanded destroyer# in six Strategic Target Planning Air Station next week. major Pacific campaigns in the Middle and Upper Mississ­ Staff in Of full AFB, Neb., They will Join seven other ippi Valley to the Great Lakes World War II. will be Vice Adm. Robert J. flag officers who already region and Ohio Valley. Mehle was a fighter squad­ have announced plans to at­ ron and air group commander Stroh, the deputy director, tend the six-day fleet readi­ , urlng World War II. In 10G1- and Rear Adm. Joseph A. Jaap, Pacific Command repre­ ness exercise. G2 he commanded the carrier The new additions are Vies Saratoga, which had in ita air sentative. The other flag officers are Adm. Harold T. Deutermann, group Sanford's Heavy At­ Bear Adm. Daniel F. Smith commander of the Eastern tack Squadron Nine. Jr., chief of Naval Air Basic Sea Frontier, and Rear Adm. Gillette, a much decorated Training in Peniaeola, Fla.; Dr. W. D. Gardiner, 3a, Roger W. Mehle and Norman World War II patrol bomber Rear Adm. Forsyth Massey, who bad practiced osteopathy C. Gillette. Mchla is director pilot, served as executive of­ chief of lU ff of th* Joint of strike warfare and Gil­ in Sanford, died Wednesday ficer of the carrier Randolph Services Strike Command In evening at hia borne In Tex­ lette is director of aviation and commanding officer «f MacDlll AFB, Tampa, and plana on the staff of Adm. arkana, Tex, the helicopter assault carrier Hear Adm. Robert GoldthDavid L. McDonald, chief of A native of Chandler, Fla., Thetis Bay before ascending waits, commander of Fleet be attended the University of Naval Operations. Mshl* and Glllatta wil ar­ to his current position on the Air Jacksonville. Illinois and waa graduated rive In Sanfuid from Wash­ CNO staff. from tha Collaga of Osteo­ Among tha other flag offi­ ington next Thursday. Ad­ pathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. “ QUEEN" DIES cers planning to attend the miral Deutermann'* travel Dr. Gardiner practiced from NEW YORK (UPD-Hclena Reconnaissance B o m b i n g plans are expected to be re­ 1023 In Sanford until ■ few Derby are commanders o( Rubinstein, the multimillion­ months ago when b* and his leased in hia Nsw York of­ naval air forces In both ma­ aire cosmetics queen, died wife removed to 3307 Wood fice Friday. early today at the age of 94. Th* two Pentagon officers jor fleets, Vice Adr, Paul U. Avenue, Texarkans. are intimately concerned with He was a veteran of World employment of Sanford-based War I and a Mason, Shriner RA-6C Vigilant* reconnais­ and Methodist. Surviving are sance bombers, which stag* his wife and two cousins, Mrs. from the Central Florida sta­ Theodore Tice and Mra. Floyd BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) amite exploded In a concrete tion to aircraft carriers of Athow, of Longwood. both the Atlantic and Pacific —A dynamite bomb exploded block garage at the home of Funeral services will be con­ fleets. One Sanford unit, in the Negro section of the ducted at 2 p. m. Friday at Reconnaissance Attack Squad­ city early today Injuring a T. R. Crowell, a Negro pub­ East Funeral Home, Texar­ ron Five, is currant operating 13-year-old boy. Other unex­ lic accountant. Bombs were found at th* kana, with burial in that city. from the carrier Ranger in ploded bombs were found at the homes of th* mayor and home of Mayor Albert Boutthe waters off Viet Nam. well and city Councllwoman Council Meeting Deulermann, while primar­ the city's only council woman. Nina Miglianlco, both consid­ Longwood City Council will ily concerned with surface Police said a bomb consist­ meet In regular session at B operations, has air unit* with­ ing of about 16 sticks of dyn­ ered moderate! In their view toward tha racial Issue. p, m. today at City Hall. On The bomb found at tha aids ly routine business baa bean of Boutwell'a fashionable entered on agenda, Mra. Onnie two-story brick horns waa Shomate, clerk, said this made of nearly 46 aticks of morning. dynamite. Bout well waa In Washing­ ton, D. C-, attending tha na­ tional mayors' conference. Hi* bomb at hia home waa discovered by hia son, Albert Jr. Flag Officers To See Derby Dr. Gardiner Dies In Texas •long tba aait coaat highway* A grand jury venire baa been drawn for the Spring term of Semtnola Circuit Court. Fifty residents have bean summoned for possible duty as Juror* on th* term which begins April 20. A panel of 14, plua a fore­ man, will be chosen for serv­ ice. Lilted aa veniremen are tha following: Philip W, Tope, Thomaa J. Garner Sr„ Joseph 8. Garry, Tatmadga V. Metts, Frank- fh Scott, Robert H. Powell, Gor­ don G. Gibson, Clarence N. Benge, Robert W. Jackson, Thomaa B. Botta, Joseph Ruahlow, William 8. Dur*tal­ er, Oliver K. Sjoblom, Arthur H. Marcham, Thomas E. Qulllin, Herebt F. Bailey, Robert Stuart Donaldson, Robert L. Cornell Jr., Joe W. Gamble, L. Osborne. Thomas F. Finnerty, How­ ell S. Shuman, James H. Allred, Robert J. O’Neil, George E. Cameron, Sidney A. Mur­ phy, Carl L. Von Herbulia, Herman' L. Baker, Clifford E. Harbor, Rodney C, Carr Jr-, Jamea L. Malcolm, Donald If. Jimenea, Frank J, Forrls, William R. Willis. Will J. Saanett, George W. Dodson, Richard A. Barnes, John E. Cox, Ctrl Glean Aus­ tin, Thomas T. Lively, Paul E. Leroy, Ewrlghtson Hervilla, Joseph F. Haaren, Bob L. UU, David R. Fall Jrn Harry P. Cochrane, Ellis Greta, William W. Johns Sr. and Tom R. Shelbenberger, U. S. Woman TANGIER, Morocco (UPI) —Search planes scanned the sea today looking for bodies from a holiday airliner which crashed Wednesday, klUln| all but three at the S3 persona aboard. An American woman, Mra. Virginia Coleman of Plainfield, N. J., wai believed among the dead, Boy, 13, Hurt By Bomb Driver And 'Car' Excite Raleigh RALEIGH, N. C. (DPI) A 74-year-old woman with a penchant for travel cauied a mild aenaation in Raleigh the tgirah of th* Wrdntaday when ahe went chucglas through In a 14M model A Ford. Hr*. Gertruda Dalton, tiny and white-haired, aald aha mi tea tha I.loa-mila round trip tom Auburn, N. Y. to Orlando, Fla., twlco a year to apand tba winter hi tha balmy dJmnlt. With a 14-yoar-old eat aam- 50 Summoned As Possible Grand Jurors •t apeeda of 33 or 40 mlka an hour hi her rumbk-aealod “ Lizzie." ‘ TU drive 40," aba replied to a quaetloa, "but never a ." She explained that when traf­ fic la heavy, aha pulli off tha read* to 1*4 truck* fo by “ bo- A SIDEWALK CONNECTING Sanford Avenue with the Naval Air Station la being put down this weak. It runs along tba south aids of Onora Road. Tha project la expected to be completed in • few deya. (Herald photo) PLAN MARCH CAMDEN, Al*. (UPI) — Negroes planned to march on tha Wilcox County courthouaa today doipita tba dlaponal of two other protect march#*, ona with tha uao of amoka bomb*, leas than 24 hour* aarilar. No ona wa* hurt fat Wad* naaday'a damonatration* by Negro teenager#. Daniel Harrall, field aocra­ tary for tha Southern Christlan Leaderabip Conference (SCLC), Mid tha oaarch U tha town square would ho to protest voter regieUoUes procedures In tha county where Negroes outnumber whites four lo ona but where only about 60 Negroes ar# registered to vote. Sponsorship Is Disclaimed Greater Sanford Board of Trad* end tba Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce to­ day disclaimed any sponsor­ ship of o “Treasure Orest” plan being sold to tho area. Officials said coupons for tha Treasure Cheat ar* being sold localy for 84 ooch by Parkway Studios. Board of Trade nnd the Chamber aald they had re­ ceived many call* about to* promotto*. Tho cell*!* said th* ooltoc* ora claiming tha marchaata ar* sponsoring K. D#Witt Mathaws, chairman of th* Board af Trade, advis­ ed persona to examine it carefully GOP Chief WASHINGTON (U P IM U y ■JEK, Stepped-Up Blows Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) — President John** holds a top-level council on war today to hear Am­ bassador Maxwell D. Taylor's new proposals for forcing the Vietnamese Communists to lay down their arms and negotiate. There were strong indi- But further south aa c a t i o n s the President American - led Ranger baU would decide to pursue tatton narrowly escaped dis­ with new Intensity the aster by crawling to aafety. fight aglnst tho Vlat Cong rebels In tha South and tha Red regime In North Viet Nam. Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara ware scheduled to attend th* after, noon meeting at the executive mansion. Taylor has aald ha will of­ fer “definitive proposals" on U. S. policy In tha Southeast Allan conflict. Taylor's recommendations led to th* President's deci­ sion to inaugurate air raids on North Viet Nam two months ago. Today ho was expected to urge stepped-up attacks. He also was believed to favor Increased military sup­ plies and money for the em­ battled South Vietnamese government and some Increase in U. S. ground forces there. HANOI RAID OUT A,.’ kir attack on th*'NorTn Viet Nam capital of Hanoi apparently has been ruled out for the moment. High offi­ cials emphasized, however, that the city enjoyed no par­ ticular “ Immunity" and could coma under assault eventually unices tho Communist “end their aggreselon." Johnson and Taylor con­ ferred at length at tha Whit# House Wednesday night — their first meeting since tho ambassador arrived Sunday from Saigon for consultations. After a late afternoon mooting In tho President's of­ fice—daMribod by th* Chief Executive as '.'a vary profit­ able hour"—Taylor returned for dinner and further dltcue■lon, Taylor aald Wednesday's Whit* Housa conversation waa “largely general In na* tun." But he aald ha would have concrete proposals to make after meetings thla morning at tha State and De­ fense Departments. PEACE TALKS PARIS (UPD—Tha United 8tataa told Its North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) allies today President John­ son la willing to take part In Vlat Nam peac* talks—but only If Communist aggression Tha battle 30 mil** from tho big U. S. air base at Da Nang began Wednesday whan U. S. helicopters flew la about 2,000 g o v e r n m e n t troops to Vlat Cong baton ia tho area. Tha guerrillas ap­ parently were caught by sur­ prise and suffered heavy cas­ ualties. Tha op*rations eoot tha livaa of two U. 8. Marina of­ ficer* killed whan three U. 8. helicopters ware shot down. Seventeen w a r * wounded. Nine Vietnam*** troops reported killed, 84 and 20 missing. Tha battle area is 360 miles northaast of Saigon. m w A, •• Guest Speaker GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Lewis F. Powell Jr., of Rich­ mond, Va„ president el the American B a r Association, will be guest commencement speaker April M at the Uafc vcrslty of Florida. Boys Drown HOMESTEAD (U P I)-T w * brothers, four-year-old Mi­ chael and throe-year-old Mark Richter, drowned to a mate) swimming pool they wandered tom tho occupied by their parents. UN Poll UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Secretary General Thant today began a pad el the 114 members of too United Nation* to find out hew many support too Soviet oall far an Immediate meeting af too UN dlizrra ament ‘Clemmie* 80 LONDON (UPI) Churchill, too late Sir Whte iton'a beloved “Ctommto," marked her 80th birthday to­ day. Tha Churchill family* atill subdued by too steal statesman's death last Janu­ ary, celebrated the Walston U. 8. Undersecretary of State Georg* W. Ball assur­ quietly at • private tanah* ed tha NATO Permanent Council this remains Wash­ Strike Deadline PITSBUROH (UPI) — A ington’* policy. But ha aald that to far tha itrika deadline In th* steal In­ Communist have shown no dustry became n o n readiness to negotiate them­ cant today with charging the United selves. workers union (UIW) with 204 KILLED SAIGON (UPI) — Bacon- seeking “ cradle to gray* se­ nalnance pilots reported to­ curity." Negotiators have un­ day they had seen tha bodies til May 1 to reach a contrast of 200 Viet Cong guerrillas or experlsnc* a shutdown that killed in a major battle near would hobbto to* economy. Da Nang, W h y You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Road Hnsud Warranty BU DGET TEBM S— NO CAKRYINGi C S A B O B t �Fowler Treasury Chief OTftP # • «!«# Wrralh Page 2 — April 1« 1965 llndor Attack School WASHINGTON (UPI) Rapubilcaa and a Democratic senator today mounted an at­ tack on the key provision ol President Johnson's f 1.3 bil­ lion school aid program. Sens. Peter H. Dominick (RColo.) and Ralph W. Yarbor­ ough (D-Tex.) planned to of fer changes In the formula for distributing aid funds- The House-passed proposal Is be­ ing considered by the Senate education subcommittee. The change* sought by the two senators would mainly ef­ fect the distribution of 11.04 billion In funds In Improve the quality of education for poot children In about 90 per cent of the nation’s school districts. BAKERS SCHOOL for county school lunchroom The distribution formula has MRS. PAUL K. DUFFEV snap* now lieutenant (Jg) ahoolder boardi on personnel ia Iwlng held at South Seminole roma under criticism that die her husband, promoted from onalgn In RVAH-8 at Sanford Naval Air Junior Hifth, with Mrx, Ruby Cnlder, of Lyman Iricts in affluent area* would Station. He is attached to tha integratod operational intelligence cantor High, ax the teacher. Top photo shows (left to receive more aid per student at the baae. (Navy Photo) right) Mrs. Ethel Lee Wilson, Mra. Cnlder, Mrs. than districts In less well off Muriel Gardner nnd Mrs. Myrtle Jenqutn. Lower areas. Supporters say this photo, Mrs. P«t Well looks on as Mrs. Calder marsly reflects higher educa cuts a freehly baked cake. (Herald Photoe) tion costs In the higher tn coma districts. Subcommittee c h a i r m a n LESSIE PAULINE displays the coin and cur­ Wayna L. Morse (D-Ora-) WASHINGTON (UPI)-The The Supreme Court argu­ assistant stats Atty. Gen. rency collection on dixpluy at Florida State hopes to finish action on the Supreme Court today launch­ ments were expected to bring Leon J. Jsworskl la arguing Bank In keeping with the upcoming National aid distribution formula today ed a full-scale review of the out all the pros and cons on for Tasai. Attorney John D. Coin Week April 24-May 1. (Herald Photo) and gat the measure on Its use ef television news cam­ each side. Cefer, ef Austin, represents way to the patent labor and eras in courtroom*. Th* css# was brought to Estes. public welfare committee. Tha conflict between the Uis court by Texas flnaneier The arguments focus on Other congressional news; right of an accused to a fair Rllli* Sol Estes, 39, whose Vatins Right* i Executive trial and tha right of the press trial in Tyler, Tex., on charg­ Canon 33 of tha American Director Roy Wilkins, nf the to cover tha news his been es of swindling s firmer, was Bar Association's eoda of ethics, which says that the National Association for the the subject of wide discussion televised over bis protest. "dignity and decorum" of Advancement of Colored Peo­ since the assassination of The Texas Court of Crim­ court proceedings should not ple, testified before a House President John F. Kennedy inal Appeals upheld the con­ Judiciary aubcommittea eon tad its aftermath more than viction and an sight-ysar pri­ be marred by broadcasting or taking picture*. Then th* Judge held spec* sidtriag President Johnson’s a year ago. NASHVILLE, T*nn. (UPI) son sentane* on Jan. 14, 1PM. The sixth amendment to tha tatora and newsmen In the bill to tnsuro Negro voting — An attorney Mid today Television Is barred from Constitution guarantees an ac­ crowded little c o u r t r o o m rights, Session* on th* bill al­ ha will petition for probation *11 federal courts and from cused, among other things, while Mr*. Marlin, her hueso continued before tha Sen­ for Mra. Hubert A. Marlin, band, three daughter* and the courts of all but two "the right to a speedy and ate judiciary committee. public trial by an impartial states—Taxes and Colorado. eeavletod In the ahotgun Mra, Willi* Ray Neal, of Baikal Tba Senate lovaitlJury" and th* right to be con­ Written briefs by interested Lelnor City, th# victim'* gallons aubcommittea called ■laying of a beaky football groups, aa welt ai fay Estes fronted w i t h the witness Jamas B. Fields, 73, died at mother, filed out. Joseph B. Morris and Barnard player aba found In bed with Garrett, "shadow" ownars 2:30 a. m. Wednesday at t|la and Texas Atty. Gen. Wag- against him. Prosecutor John Holllni, bar daughter. Vint National Bank of bmey -71)0 VI i >. ■YSfrtRr-Ji.rf rr'r Cirr, already have been an assistant district attorfiled in th* court. A Jury of 11 men and a 'Martin, Tex., to testify on th# A mldent of Ssnford for waa-noL.auts.ViUw. In addition to Carr, apselal woman -f/rhutiXf/ / r a r r f ed at Ui* verdict. bank's failure. Tbs panel is In­ the past 40 years, h* wss *n lira. Marlin, 44, guilty rf In­ vestigating a recent rash of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad "W* thought thara waa n conductor with 44 years of voluntary manalaughter In chance for voluntary man­ bsnk closings. Available to « you without w tba death of Chartea Ray slaughter," Ilolllna said, "but Housing; Mayori Robert F, active duty before his retire­ riKLDi. JASKl R-— Funeral doctor's pr*iscript scriptlon, our proDeflery Duplicate Bridge two sections wen, first, Mr. Neal, to. Judga John Draper wa war* not surprised at tba Club held It* second nnnual ami Mrs. Norinan Mortimer Wagner., of New York, and ment 11 years sgo. He was s ssrvlcs# for James B. Fields, duet called Odrinex. You must Tl, who <ll*d Wednesday, will lose ugly fat or your money aentanced bar to 11 month* Involuntary vsrdlct." Open Pair* Tournament Tues­ of DrLsnrf; second; a tie, James H. J. Tate, of Philadel­ member of First Presbyterian held al 10 *. m Friday at back. Oarinex la a tiny tablet and 29 day* In tba Naehvill* phia, representing the U. S. Church, Sanford, and a mem­ bt The Jury spent more than Ilrlsson Funeral Horn* with and aailly swallowed. Get rid day afternoon at the Fire­ Mr. and Mra. L. D. Webster Conference of Mayori, ap­ ber of the Jacksonville Royal Rsv. Orovsr C. Bswsll Jr. sf. work house and finad her 910 four hour* before emerging excess fat and live longer. men’s Kecreallan Hull with flclatln* snd R*v. Fred H- of plus court coata, peared before a House bank­ Arch Masonic Lodge. of Orlando with Mrs. Leon­ to report it had found Mri. 1 1 1 table* In twu seetlun* Chsnc* ssolattn*. Burls! will Odrlnex eosts 49-00 and ia Br Mra. John Laos* "Frankly, I’m tickled to Marlin guilty of the reduc­ ing and currency lubcommit- Survivors are his wife, Mra. b* in OskUwn Memorial told on this guarantee; It not Demonstrations on ths arts playing. MU* Inn Kleht of ard Haas and Mr*. G. K. death," Jo* Vlnkley, Mr*. ed charge. tee hearing on President John­ Maude Fields, Sanford; two park. Aellve psllbssrsrs will satisfied for any reason, Just Orlando directed. Martin of Winter l’ark; of msking ribbon roses and * « A. J. Walker. II. II. Nsw- return the Package to youf Marlin'* attorney, told newsson, Dr. J. Allan Fields ol msn. J. N. union. B. U Mill­ druggist and get your full Overall winner* for the fouilb, Mina Ethel Johnson son's omnibus housing bill. of cutting metal containers man. "We feel the court Congress: Hearings on two Ft. Lauderdale snd Fred K. er. n. T. Thoms* and B. John- money back. No question! for hurricane lamps, pin cuson. Honorary psllbssrsrs sod Mf t . Arthur WUIgoois proposals that would require Fields of Atlanta, Ga., sod * treated «* vary fairly. will b* Hrodt* Wllllsmt. Lewis asked. Odrlnex le Bold with ■Iona, candle holders and "1 DUnk It would be foolleh health warnings on cl|ar*tta grandson. Tet*. n. T. Humphrey. B. C this-guarantee byi of DcBsry; fifth, Mr. and varloua other Itama were Williams. A. L. Myers snd II McReyaolds Drug Store — to appeal the light MnUnce Mrs, John Vsnderachaaf of packages continued before the Brisson Funeral Horn* 1* in U Moors, ilrlsson Funsrsl Banford — Mail Orders Filled presented by Mra. J. L. Wal­ Senate commerce committee. aha received. In view of her charge of arrangements. Homs In chartsDel*nd and sixth, Col. and lin of Osteen for members of The panel was scheduled to paat record and reputation, Mr*. William W. Hsgus of tha DeBary Extension Home­ hear testimony from doctors. I think th* request for prohn. DsLand. makers Club at their March tion or n auapendod oontanca Sectional winners wars, More than 4G0 women masting. will ho granted." Especially attract! v# waa a throughout th* Sanford area Section A, NS, first, Mr. snd Mr*. Marlin teatl/led that By Jane Casselberry pair ef containers for hurri­ Monday will start t h e i r Mrs. John Vanderschasf; sec­ "I gueaa I Juat wanted to A predominantly youthful ond, a tie, Mra. Ruth Blatt cane tempi featuring a lacey aearo him" when aha found audience filled th* seat* and design which ware sprayed march ta wags war on cancer and Mrs. W. B. Cook with tba football etar from Mid­ lined the walls of tha South with gilt after culling wa* for the control and eventual Mra. Ida B. Wilson and Mrs. dle Tanneaaa* State Univers­ Seminole Junior High cafeJ, D. Cordoil; fourth, Nor* Herbert E. Fuller, 71, ef Al­ defast of the dl*esse. completed. ity asleep in’ bed with her torlum for tha Hootenanny mun Meyer and Philip Da­ tamonte Springs, died Wed Following luncheon at noon T h e announcement was daughUr, Carolyn, lent Jan. sponsored by tha school par* and a social hour, the busi­ made today by Mrs. R. L. li* rard; nesdsy. •nt-Tsachan Association. It. EW, first, Mr. snd Mr*. ness session convened with Neal wsa fatally wounded Tucker, crusade chairman, aa Mortimer; second, Mil* Ethel Born ia Altsmlnto Bpriap, Tha affair reload 9141.04 Mrs. Chester Roerich presid­ by n bleat from n ll-gsuge for th# PTA treasury and final arrangements for the Johnson end Mrs. Arthur ha was a lifelong resident of shotgun and th* prosecution much of th* auccaai waa due ing. Hpeaker for th* educa­ campaign were being com­ Willgoose; third, Col. and Seminole and Orange Counties tional program material was had called hta death first da* to the hard working coordi­ pleted. Mrs. W. W. Hague; fourth, Miss B. May, public heglth, gre* murder. "So tint our volunteer* Mr. and Mrs. Myron Accardi. and operated a grocery store nator, Mrs, C. L. Cooper. who outlined services of the In Alta moot* Springs for Mrs. Marlin rnlaad bar will bo readily recognised," Th* many Ulantod act* Section B, NS, first, a tie, health nun* and the part ah* Mr*. Tucker eald, "they will Mr. and Mr*. 1.. D. Wabstar many year*. He was a World head far the first Mm* during presented a varied program the throe-day trial whan ranging from fun aorgs and plays le a community. lie provided with Identifica­ with Mr*. Leonard lisas and War I veteran and member of Workshop for tha April Draper ordered her ta stand folk ballad* to tnuslo In th* tion badges which state, Mrs. U. E< Martin; third, Mr. American Legion Post 19. He meeting will h« led by Mr*. and hear the verdicL . ‘American Cancer Society and Mrs. Leonard Munson; also was a member of Alta­ popular and rock 'n* roll vain. Raerlck end will he entitled Volunteer.' They also will be fourth, Mrs. W. Clifton snd monte Springs Commuoky Appearing w#to "Th* Laiy "Magic With Marble#." InChapel. a r m e d with Information Mr*. Vkkl Stemehurn; River Boys," and Instrument­ etructlon* will be given f«r SuTiitois AT* bis wife, Mra. pamphlets. T h e literature al group; Mrs. Colleen Wig­ EW, first, Mrs. Henry making TV lamps and wall tw r e * c t e n t i r w e s t , gins, folk singer; "The Trade- plaques from plastic crystal. highlights ways by which Martin and Mrs. It. Acker­ Ruth G. Fuller, and a eon, families ran help guard them­ i i i t m judicial e m e trr o r wind*," a folk singing group, Graham, both of Altamonte n n u t in add r o n n n i> and "April and tha Rain­ All members era urged to at­ selves against cancer. . .the man; second, Charles Daglls Springs; a airier, Mrs. liens and Mra. Edna Reilly; third, dolh county, drops," a girls trio accom­ tend. No. 3 killer disease that last Mr*. Joann Paulk and Mr* F. Blackman, of Gladstone, id cdadcdut dd. m m B. C KKNHIDV a*4 MINDtB panied on the guitar by Dan­ year look the live* of O.fiOO Jody Bunnell; fourth, Mrs. Ora. and three grandchildren. CKDNBDT. HI* wit*. XKNJ Floridans, 0.1 of whom were Mickey Murphy and Mra. Mslailffe, uta MorakJ, which also sang residents of this county. Mexican folk songs. Betty Stokes. W. D. ROOMDT. els* hnewe s» A group ef students from "This year," Mrs. Turksr WILLIAM D- BOONNY. ixrssAsnt. South Seminole Elementary uld, "to conttnu* th* fight xortcB n r b u t WASHINGTON (UFI) - against cancer and Intensify TDD BTATD OF FMIMtnS M l School eang, accompanied by W, B. BOONDT, sis* keewn Mra, Joaephin* B r a d l e y , Th# new |7 recreation conser­ cancer control programs to in Tun r m r p r r roru T . s i w il lia m n. boonnt , sixth grade teacher. vation illckar for admlsalon help save more lives, th* wixTii Ji n ir it i. r ix i uiT o r Whoa* i d d r i l l l i u n kn o w n . im iiia •» sen rim stmtAlso performing were a Into federal recreation areas need for contributions is even fu T*u are hereby notUUd (list Thtra'ga noi.h rauxTY. a cult baa bisn brouaht satinet routing five piece combo, has gone on sale. greater. Hinre cancer Is *v> tw ru is iT N Y wa. twtr t M U to ll rnii in ihs Clrmll Court In md "Th* Esquires" and "Thl The sticker is good for as eryltody's i o t i u i i ok s t i r health problem, we far Simlnnli Counly, riarldi. In Chsncsry by K. ('. Kinnsdr Ramblers," who were handi­ tional parks, wildlife refuges, sgnin urge our cllixens when fUcHKL rnict:, BANFORD rislntilf. and Mlnnli Kinn'dr. kls wife. capped due to tha fact that nations! forest* and other fed­ thrir neighbor, an American vs. Tnu are hsrsbx rrqulrs* In I pda saetr anted. Boris* MK.snr Ki’rtKNE rnifx. Iirve upon Plaintiff!’ slier, their wash tub player, C. I.. eral recreation areas where an Canrrr Society volunteer, Dtfsmlsnl Br Mo asuari stem, the lari lux, whan iddrin li P. O. Cooper, was grounded in Tex­ admission fee Is normally tome» by, to . . . 'Give Mure tmh sTvrsj n r ri.omt>4 t o . THEN SEE US TODAY! ***** Wsot, I Drinrrr X, Multi lll-Pinterd II C.VItY KUUKNK P1IICK. «wr thanaar —to Help Cure More*." charged. AllssUe Nsllonsl Bank Hulld- as because of bad weather, who** address Is unknowa ■ In*. Ssaferd. rierlds. s cepr A Hwnrn Complain hsvlns ssartsieat. ,, mss m Usa our loan services when you nead cash nr yaur wrlitin Jefindi to hssn fllsd s*slnst ysu tn Iht Ihl Cnniplilst Is laid lull OB Circuit Court In snd tni Tk$ f l u f a r i RgraM «>r hifur* ihi Ird day of Mar, for taxes or medical bills. , , whatevar jroa Ssmlnol* Couiilx, Klarlds, In n il, sad |h> urtainsl of said Chsncsrr, for Dlvorcs, th* short wrllltn defiim* ihatl hi filed till* of said action bsln# HAnned money for — sac usI with Ihi Cluk of Mid Court. CIIKL CHICK. Plaintiff vs Tke pert*** of Mid iult li r*< HKNUY tiUOKXK 1'ILICK. Dsfsraullss ef BaOifsctlon nf fsttdsol. Ibsas prsssnt* *r* Is [W e lc o i^ | ^ o p Herts***. and Iks properly eaus* and rsqulrt you to fils proriidrd Itllnll la diwrlbid pour wrlltsn dsftnss*. If snx •■ follow*: to Iho Complaint filed hsrsln I.»li T«, Tl, It. If and l». and to ssrv* a copy Ihsrsol Virgiala FatraaU Lot* II. It. and Id, of M. upon Clslntlfrs attoensr on at F. O. Bex 1114 M. LOIID* rilUT AUDIbtfur* th* Hth dap of April T I ON TO C i T X U I I s a fn i till, athsrwls* a liters* Crt Conrssso will b* snlsrsd FhyliB ylll* Baganriain saslnst pou snd th* ctus* pro««td *a part*. Lake Mory Mary t*KAL> Arthur It. lUi-kwIth, Jr.. M, W .up Clsrk of lb* Circuit Court Nem Naerie and the seal *t said court ikla Ninth Judicial Circuit Is TE 4-1414 3 * 1*1k dir ef March. mi. snd for Sssntnol* County B. Imakaam Florida. **lnaur M. Baekwllfc, . JP Jr, C. Vernon Mis*. Jr. Mildred Haaey Clsrk ef tbi dinull Court Of CI.KVKt.ANO. KTKCIIKNC, Vernon Mia*. Jr, NON A MIXK M.I.C. o i «I CLXVKUkHU, aTKFHKN. Atturnspo for Clslnllft C. O. Driver X Aturseyi far Plalsilffe Mary |C*ttUg* Suit* til r. a Drawer a Sanford Atlantic National (cantar) viaitad South Saminola HOME ECONOMIST Mary M Bulla III— leaferd Allaatle Bsnk nmldlBS sbb Dull! Daileaal _Dash Bulldloa Junior High School to gpaak to homa ac claatsa of Miss Thelma MoaaHanford, Florida ftafsrC riorida M ill I i Bm I'ulillah Hank St. * April 1 Battle on cooking holder and Mrs. Joanj Battla cook! iand storing meats. Students Linda rubiiik April l, i. tl, It. m i. *. I t . 1» U 404-4403 Waltman ( l i f t ) and Mary Klinger look over tba chart. (Herald Photo) CPU-14 Cl o o o o o o o o o n o o o o a o o o o o W Mother Convicted In Athlete's Death WASHINGTON fUPI) Henry H. Fowlor stepped in today ■■ aecratery of the Treaiury with two lop prlorlly problem* already on hla desk: How to eut unemployment without causing- Inflation and how to build a stable world monetary lyitatn. Fowler, a long-time govern, ment official who served ai undersecretary of the Treat, ury until last year, took thi oath of office In a Whitt House ceremony. C. Douglas Dillon, who re signed the post Wednesday after serving u n d e r two Democratic president*, Wlf on hand for the swearing la of hit former top anlitant. In n farewell news confer ence at which he told news men he hes "always been s Republican and I etJii am one." Dillon outlined the problems that Fowler will face. Most Important, Dillon said, th* government must find a way In keep reducing unem­ ployment w i t h o u t sending prices skyrocketing and must find a stable bat* for the world's money aytlem in or­ der to finance growing world trada. Dillon Indicated that Fow­ ler should get some help from the U. S. economy. The out­ going secretary said the bus­ iness outlook for this year was "very favorable" and better than expected at the begin­ ning of the year. He said there was room for more "moderate" tax cuts, particularly for low-Incomc persons. He alto added that even though he would like to see the government end deficit spending, a "moderate defi­ cit" Is not bad whan th* na­ tional debt does not grow as fast as the nation's wealth. TV Cameras In Court Studied James B. Fields Dies Wednesday Duplicate Bridge Club Naiges. ExtensionXllib Winners In Open Tournament Funeral Notice O VERW EIG H T FAT Learns 'Arts' At Meeting Hootenanny Brings $241 For PTA Cancer Crusatte Starts Monday Herbert Fuller Succumbs At 72 Legal Notiee Admission Tag Goes On Sale Legal Notice ON YOUR LAST LEG? FLORIDA STATE BA N K a5ruL �Stir Midshipmen To Vie For Scholarships Bernair Macfadden Founda­ tion will sponsor a scholarship program for students at San­ ford Naval Academy. A total of nine scholarship grants will be awarded an­ nually, starting with the aca­ demy's fall term in September. The foundation, a non profit educational organization with headquarter* in New York City, opened the Sanford Na­ val Academy In 1903. It also operates the 62-year old Cas­ tle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon, Tcnn., where 666 cadets are preparing for col­ lege. Joseph F. Wiegers, president of the foundation, explained the new grants-in-a id at the Sanford Institution: "Along wilh other Macfadden scholarships now in ef­ fect for college students, we plan to reward young midship­ % ft, E. PAUL, president, end H. R. Lowery, secretary, s!fm charter appllmen at Sanford who seek to do cation of the Fleet Reserve Corporation preparatory to construction conatructioi o f a something for themselves and new home In Sanford. Tha application has been forwarded to Tallahas* their parents. The scholarships aee for approval. (Photo by Bridges) we provide are not based sole­ ly on financial need as wr be­ lieve that young men from families in all income brac­ kets should be recognlied for their achievements. Esch mid­ shipman will be allowed to compete as an individual. A c a d e m i c accomplishment, character, participation and loyalty will be primary con­ siderations." Students at the academy who are named recipients of the scholarships In June of each year will have the fin­ ancial grants applied to their tuition charges the following year. Three annual scholar, ships will be awarded to San­ CONSTRUCTION shown here is new five-classroom addition at Alta­ ford midshipmen in the ninth, monte Elementary School which it expected to be ready for use with 10th and 11th grades. opening of the fail term. (Herald Photo) In addition to undergraduate scholarships at the Sanford Naval Academy and at Castic FRuStifa Military Academy, the foundation’a college achalarshipa are now contributing toward the education of re­ cipient: attending Columbia University, Duke University, Lehigh University, Auburn TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — program. T h a Lcglalature office, a project which la eur- University and Vanderbilt Un­ The Capitol bulldinf com- would bo removed from tho rently under way. iversity. Adams reported tho com­ mlttoo told money to rebuild Capitol and placed In ita own tho center section of the building somewhere in the mittee was able to keep the Capitol will ba h a r t to come eapltal center. __________ old hulldipt In. repair during Re-elected WASHINGTON (UPI) — by In the IMS Legislature Tha report adopted by the the past two ysara plus pay but went ahead anyway with committee said work should for the reconstruction plan­ Rep. Michael J. Kirwan <DOhio) waa re-elected to his Ojplana to push tha project. start first on tha legislatives ning out of a $510,000 ap­ Tha commlttaa adopted - a facilities so that they would propriation by ths 1903 Leg­ ninth consecutive two-year term as chairman of the Dem­ report which recommended be completed by the 19G7 ses­ islature. ocratic congressional cam­ reconstruction of tho Capitol sion. Work would be started He said ths commlttc* atony "hiitoric" line* and on the renter section renova­ didn’t use all of the money paign committee. propoaed conatruction of a tion after legislative facil­ end about $125,000 would be aeparato buildiny to heuie ities were In the new build­ returned to the state treas­ To Retire tha Leylelature. JACKSONVILLE <UPI) — ing. ury. He estimated It would No coat estimate waa wade The committee approved cost about $196,000 for re­ Florida district director of In­ by tho committee, which baa expenditure of up to $45,000 pairs during tba coming two ternal Revenue Laurie W. y worked for two yeara to to redecorate the governor's yean. Tomlinson will retire May 81. draw plana for tha project. Architect PrenHc* Huddles­ ton presented tha committee with a final palntlny of what the Capitol would look like npon completion of tho pro••rtTho exterior would bo littte chanyed from Ha pitsent appearance but tho tiilde g would bo completely rebuilt, and include additional efflea | Cempfef* k n b «fcwk m J apace and a new aulobaaeinert floor. "It looks real Rood to me,H said Adams, who ataitted fat b ---- that—the- -IMS- *Lc£i&torv7 with its economy Winded leaders, would be hanlpreai3 ftwrt m i aftfnril vflfc ed to find the nsressaw cash for tha reconstruction. “ I bar. Malar, ami k a h ae ayree a lump turn fro* yenei tmi baa/Iup repealed era) revenue li impanlble," said Adams. He said extend­ ed financiny of aorm sort waa a poaaibility. Sen. 0. T. Helton, <f Lake ( . O O D / S I AH City, ay reed. "Extended fi­ nanciny mlyht make H pos­ sible to put it aerate," he oald. Rep. R. 0. Mitdell, of g Loon, said ba placed to mako certain tha res»nstructien proposal waa introduced no tho Legislature: would bar* an opportunity to vote en it. Huddleiton worked with Cabinet members throughout the pait month In oomplettay final office plant He alas tut soma height off the w dome and mada final shifts in apscifie office* as requested by officials housed in the building. •Wa bars gone at far as wa can now without further directions," ha said. HJs drawings ayd plana will ba nasd by tho commit­ tee t* sell lawmakma on the Finoncing Is "Question "Capitol Remodeling Eyed GOT WEAK BRAKES? ®«nfarS frrilS April 1, 1965 — P ic* 9 Three Series Winner To Get Prize At Sunday Gymkhana CUR SCOUTS, Roy Scouts, Den mothers imd Scout lenders of Bcnr Lnko donned full uniform to attend ceremony at Bear Lake Elementary School to formnlly hnnp their award winning plaque received for licst exhibit at recent W'ekiwa District Exposition. (Herald Photo) Prize Winning Plaque Hung Br Maryann Milra Bcnr l-ake Cuh Scout Pack 2.10 and Hoy Scout Troop 230, along with don mother* and Scout lenders, conducted n full uniform ceremony to for­ mally dedicate their prize winning citation for belt ex­ hibit at tho Wckbvu District Exposition. The Scout groups are spon­ sored by Hear Lake Element­ ary School and their award will hang in the achool office. Those attending the cere­ mony wrro Robert Keane, Teddy Rybicki, Darrell Smith, Donnie Phllbrirk, Norman Riddell, Richard Hrookover, David Kelly, Jnnirs Kennc; Steve Phllbrirk, Thill Ip Kelly, Billy Klinger, Douglas Krenier, Brent Conner, Ricky r, Kenny IVlornon, Bruce Hole, Jeff Kr*"»i»r; Kim lfoyle, Jeff Kwnldl, Robert Hoover, Danny Kenno, Kevin Foist, Gary Maries, Joey Riddell, Ricky Carlton, Cuhmaster Boh Bunnell, Jere Dotten Jr., William Anderson, Mr*. Aggie Ustrander of Den One, Mr*. Christine Riddell who nislsla the cuhmaster and den mothers, Mr*. Doris llnle of Den One, Mrs. Max­ ine lluylc of Den Five, Mrs. Rena Rybicki of Den Two, Mrs. Peggy Maries of Den Three, Mra. Mary Krvnzrr of Memorial Unit Sets Meeting By Jane Casselberry American Leyton Auxiliary Memorial Unit 256 of Cassel­ berry will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Woman's Club on Ovcrhrook Drive. Mrs. Lethn WnnC'cha'irman of the nominating r.-il.lllL* will present a slato of officers. Delegates and alternate! to the constitutional conference will be elected. Den Seven and Assistant Cuhmastor Bruce Nelson. Positions nf leadership for Bunnett and Nelson arc re­ versed for the Boy Scouts. Members unable to attend were Mrs. Virginia McClellan of Den Two, Duncan McClel­ lan, Tom Van Horn, Roland Hill, David Doolittle, Tim Dowser, Kenny Westmore­ land, Kobe Wetherington, Roger Kowalski, Dean Nich­ ols, Billy Jordan, Ricky Galliford, Mark Muacoto and Dennis Broadawny. Rjr Maryann Miles A |25 savings bond will be presented at Sunday'a 1 p.m. Central Florida Horse Show gymkhana (Wekiiva Spring* Rond arena) to George Myera who raked off 76 points in the recent gymkhana serica to win top prize. Althuugh contestant* were permitted to ride In three shows to acc’imutate high point spot, Slyer* entered only two and *till ranie nut in the numt>er one position. Sunday'* 14-event show, In­ cluding several new ones, will consist of keyhole, open; pnlchending, junior and sen­ ior; clnverleaf, junior and senior; egg rare, open; jump­ ing figure 8, Junior and sen­ ior, and all open events, flag r a r e , hare back pirkup, dou­ ble bare back switch, hollow log. drag sack and Jumping. Contestants must ride In their own age group with juniors 12 years and under and seniors, 1,1 and over. An­ nouncer will be E. L. (Joe) Green. Each month with five Sun­ days there will be a gym­ khana an the fifth Sunday with all eventi open. Ther* will be no age limit and con­ testant* may enter a* often and ride ai many different horaea a* they detire. The first such show will take piece May 30. Entry feee will be reduced. Following thla Sunday's •how, the next regular gym­ khana will he May S. Regis­ tration must be In by noon as eventi get underway at 1 P -m . sharp. Growing: Pains TOKYO lUPI) — Thla city, the world's largest, reported Tuesday that Its population mi nf Feb. 1 this year waa 10,676,373, an Increase nf 8,983 over tha previous month. ANNUALS AND MUMS (trapcville Nursery 3311 Graptvill* At*. ais-eiM Lawn Spraying **• Turkey Shoot Osteen Volunteer Fire De­ partment will sponsor the second in a aerlca of Turkey Shoots this Saturday at County Ham. Competition is in group* of 10 with the best ■hot winning the turkey. Lait week'* »hoot wn» reported successful with 22 turkeys won, < R fu m U ta ft (p lu g * Zing into spring! Corvair by Chevrolet BRING YOUR CAR TO THE EXPERTS FRONT END SHAKES? • AU. FOR ONLY Payot Yoe lids The steering’s crisper, the ride’s fla tte r, the ra c ie r-e v e n the grass looks a shade greener fro m behind the wheel o f this new Corvair You’Dfind a Corvair Corsa’a instrument panel vastly more informative than an ordinary car"*. But that ! Rally only a fringe benefit of driving ana. Became for all its finely calibrated instrumentation —tachometer, manifold pressure gauge, even an ale* trie clock with a sweep second hand for rally buifa— tha moat important thing that happens when yon get a Corea out on tha road docan t register on tba dash. It registers an yon. You feel it in tha steering—entp and precise you double back on a curve. In toe fiat rivetedibfrroad etnbiiity of the new lolly independi on. Tn the response of the rear engine (up to 180 hp available now In Corea’s Turbo-Charged version). You don't have to wear a iport* ear cap and mm to appreciate things lure this. Or tba itematlonal cut of Corvair’* styling. Drop down to your dealer’* now—while tha trading’s - xtra good—and aee for youreolL Look ovar tba dashboard gadgetry all you like, but by all means get out on the road where you can really handle tha merchandise. Wall guarantee tyring will look Zing into spring in a naw ChO¥POlot, ChQVBllot COPVBir, Cll§¥y JT i f C Q N itt§ •by 9vd.nl MMg ts o o A u a HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AN D PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 * �G R E E N S B O R O , N.C. <UPI) — Profmiona! foITj elite corpa of youngsters toei off today in the flrat round of the $65,000 0 r a a t a r Graamboro Open GOO, but crafty veteran Bara Bnaad * 11 the aentlmantal favorite, Snaad, 51, baa won Uit GGO aeven time* and la par­ ticipating in bii 25th Green*boro Open. Ha haa finlihad out of the money hare only throa time* ainea winning tha Inaugural tournament In 1018. Other former GGO champi­ on* In the field wore 108* winner Jpllua Boro*, Doug Bandera, Billy Caaper, Mike Souchak, Dow Finaterwald, Bob Goatby and Doug Ford. Tha former winner* will be challenged by auch formid­ able oppoaltlon aa PGA cham­ pion Bobby Nlcholt, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Tony Bern*, Jack Burke, George Bayer, Lionel Herbert, Dave Harr, Charlie Bifford, Don January, Joe Campbell, Bruce Crumpton and Billy Maxwell. Unheralded Dick H a r t , wlnnor of laet week'* Aaalea Open at Wilmington, led the field of ambltloua young challenger*. A total of 1*1 golfer* were entered. About tha only big-name golfer* abtent here were U.8. Open ehemplon Ken Vanturl and Jack Nicklaua. Vanturl had circulatory trouble In hie hand* all year and Nleklaua waa ratting an Injured back. MBS HEMINOME POLE VAULTERH practice prior to competition In triangu­ lar meet Wednesday with Winter Park and Colonial. I*eft to right! Paul Polgar, David Jenkini, Richard Choulnard and Mike Hmith. By David HlggtadMtiam Barald Sparta Writer W i n t e r Park’i Wildcat* banded lemlnole High School ita flrat loaa on tha traek Wednaaday afternoon with a runaway victory over BKS and Colonial In a thraa-way meat. Tha Wildcat* rolled up 110 point* to Sanford'i 41. Colon­ ial wai a diitant third with 11. The loaa Wednaaday apolltd Uia Semtnolai' untarnished record of winning the first savin meets of tha saaion and laadlng Uia conferanca in number of wlni. "We really feel bid about it," Coach Dick William* laid. "However, we're go|ng to work hard and bellave we will hava good chanca again In tha conference meet April 23." Two injuriea hampered the Bemlnole effort in the trian­ gular meet. Paul LcRoy haa a pulled muide and wa* lost oo tha relay team and George Marcui haa a cut loot and could not compete la the high hurdlei. Sprinter Bill Frlaby equal­ led tha bait school mark In the 100 ibis year with a time of 10.25 to flalih first. Rick Wabtrom ha* turned In the tame time. In tha high hurdle* Winter Park took tha first four place* with Mika Kelly taking first with ts.l, Tom Forman took fifth for Sanford with a time of 17.2. In the low hurdle* Kelly again took first for Winter Park with 20 *. Tha Seminole* took third and fourth with Rick Walitrom running a 21 and Forman running a 22. Jack Hunt of SHS took *econd In the mile with 4:46.1. David Noell won the *hot put for Sanford with 48 feet •even inchei and took tecond In tha diicui with 142 feet, tlx !nchet. Winter Park won all tha relayi with 1:33.3 In the 610 re­ lay 2:06.8 In the iprint med­ ley, and 3:33.8 in tha mile re­ lay. Sanford took tecond In all the relay* with 1:33.5 In the 810, 2:07.6 In the aprint medley, and 3:38.1 In the mil* relay. Star! Weber took tecond In the 880 run with 2:07 and Rick B IG W H E E L YAZOO MASILII M0WI IIS Atk far 0 de n e t if t e m Braves Spoil Academy's Athletic Debut, 24 To 0 WB SELL — SERVICE DEMONSTRATE — TRADE AND BENT YAZOO I C U / I C SALES AND LEWIS SERVICE 3517 W. Country Club Read (20TH 8T.) ; SANFORD *’ The Seminole High swimayne Fake., Tommy Bryan, ml„f tMm wI!, f0 lfUr lta FLORIDA PH. 322-7928 SUMMER HOURS obbln*. They each had two Ur r#,n,d out * Open in*. tory In thalr last m**t with DENNIS BAT.EfljOIS-.ftT'-MINO! FJiU * .* * * .— r bar In high Jump In 1100 A-M.'. « iff P.M. Caolo and Lundrjulit war* Bdt.* nuffW * * # * )? & : Mrk track meet Wednesday with Winter Park and Colonial., Ttntp* placed, Open* Mott. g Frt Nights ie leading Sanford hitter*, Friday eftarnoon wh*n they third in th* event.* Watchingl* Don Nlchoius. (Herald Photo) ’till 8:M P-M. »o!o got two hits for the day, ho*t tha Sebrlng girls team 10 a grand slim home run. *nd tha Florida Military boys undqulit collected two tin- team. ,e*Thus far tha Semlnolts Other Brave* getting hit* have beaten Vero Beach, NEW YORK (UP!) — Jose I what he did toWUU* Pattrano believable. Torre* call* himself a great In nine round* to win the light And now Torre* say* be cro Holling*worth, Gracey, Eu.tla, Colonial, Boone, and ryan, Fake*, Billy Millar, Imt to Lataburg by thrw fighter, and the memory ol |heavyweight crown make* R HALLANDALE! (UP!) — wants to fight (or tha heavy­ ohlnaon and Itobert Oold- points. According to Coach Meadow Stable's Gallant Lad weight crows of Cassius Clay, lain. Wcndall and Ken Riser John Colbart tha Sanford wa* mad* a tait-mlnute, sup­ whose shouted i am the wre top hltteri for the Navel *wimmeri xot a good workout plemental entry Wednesday |**t Tuesday before the meet In the *100,000 Florida Derby greateit" haa become hi* '•rtemy. Pitching two hit ball, while was called and Wednesday trademark. When Torres say* trlklng out at*, wai Lund- and Thursday they will get at Gulfatraam Park race track Saturday, "1 am a great fighter," It I* a ulil, Ihe winning pitcher, act for tha meet Friday. Trainer Ca**y Hayia enter­ quiet, almost *hy remark, In­ 'he ton wai charged to Rta- Tha Rtmlnolea have broken tended almply to state a fact. r. He wai replaced In the * number of school records ed tha thr»*-ysar-a|d colt by By Geerga C, Laagfard $ 7-1 victory. Tommy Davis "Clay I can knock out be­ hlrd by Chria Witeon who already this season and It I* paying a $5,000 penalty for UP! Sparts Writer and Waa Parker led Urn aa- cause ha can be hit an tha <ve a fine effort for tha in- aiperted that more record* luteness, Tha entry brings the Apparently tha Loa Angelas field to a possible 10 in the aauK, driving la two rune a- JiW," Torres told ■ press con- aperlencod Academy team, will fall to this year's team Dodgers art taking quick of­ mil* and ona-alghth clastic. place during the rally •gains* hawnc* Wednesday. "He made It wa* the fifth victory for h*ftire th* end of the eeaion. fense to those offensive state* 18-gams winner Curt Simmon*. •om* mistakes against Sunny JUS against one lot* and Cindy WlUon and Barbara rnenta about th*lr tack of Tommy and Willie Davl*. along Liston that a fast puncher ne HeBolt will be trying to break punch. with Parker and rookie Jim could have taken advantage The Brave* will be in action the record* they already hold It’s only spring training, but genR E B M eB B H Lefebvre, have been the lead­ Ylday at South Seminole. a|0ng with a number of the Dodgers have been hitting ing hitter* for Loo Angelas this Torre* is a fast puncher. For “ others of the team. with eons latent authority — a ■prlag. ntoa rounds Tuesday night the Tuesday the Seminole* will United Press International (haractarlftla even lacking In Winning pitcher Johnny PodPuerto Rican stalked wily WU- . U y M i m a travel to Mount Dora for a Washington 6 New York (N) thely world clumpkxuhlp *••res gave up two runs and four lo, throwing lofts and rights I f l j I V I I I K non-conference meet elated to son two ysare ago, hits in the diet Inning, but from his peek-a-boo style. get underway at 4 p.m. S«n Francisco 6 Boston 8 The new-found attack along avoided more trouble with a In the sixth Torre* connect­ Naw York (A) 6 X- City 8 with their showcase pitching succeufu! pieketf play *nd *1- ed with ■ vicious left hook to Loa Angatea (N) 7 l b Louis staff baa Inspired Las Vegas Pastrano'a middle and the 29oddsmakera to pick the Dod­ year-old dancer went to the Minnesota 5 Baltimore 1 gers 2-1 to win tha National canvas for th* (tret lime In hla Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 1 League (tag tide m »on —quits 18-year career in the ring as Houston 4 Chicago (A) t a feat for a team (hat ftaUhed WINTER PARK (UPI) — 6 nine-count waa totted, iha Detroit 4 Milwaukee 2 In a dismal sixth • place Ue Utte changed hands when re­ Th* Icmlnol* High baaafcaU Rollins Collage defeated Col­ laat par. form John Lobiaaee refused team return* to action Friday by 4-1 Wednaaday In a base­ Tha Pedgar* have saaaed MostAmsrlcan C«r» te allow Pattrano to anawar afternoon, mooting tha Bishop ball gams that was part of five or more rune In II games Iho hall for th* 10th. Torn* Moore Homate t e n d p.m. the achoal'a annual Baseball MEMBERSHIP $18.08 Parts Extra if Naadsd this apring, and four Uma* then weekday Green* Fra 91 won on a technical knockout In lama In lanrord, SWeak. have scored nine or more. the ninth. The Seminole* will U ank­ 7s another game, Frlneetac: Land G‘ Lakes Corota] Club Thalr is home run* rank the Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry Paetraoo said afterward that le* thalr fourth victory of the defeated Virginia Military axs-seta Dodgers among th* team load­ All work dono by ixptrt mvhanfc* wins h* had ntvar taken auch a spring. Thalr record la new Institute ( 4 . ers hi tho distance department. beating and that ha fait tha 8-1-1. thi most modirn pricision oquipmont Dismantle Cards refer** was right in stepping Tha Seminole*' last gams Wednaaday, Los Angela* dllRACING DAYS LEFT th* fight. Ho celled Wa show­ w u rained out whan thoy N o M o n ty D o w n O n C o r S o r v to o o mantled the world champion ing "mlaarabte." played Winter Park Tuaaday St. Louie Cardinals with a sixTorroa named a* poesfbU afternoon. That gam* will ho run aaeond tawing on route to future oppononu (armor tlabU- ployed al t later date. mote Floyd Potteries ond midBon Dudley will ha on th* W h *# **"* dteweight champion Joey Glar- mound for tho Seminal** with d*Uo. Stav* Harris catching. Jim in m n c io o tu v d o v it , noTic'N o r nil it m a m ip p ic u ti rm m u f "I'll fight aaynw from tho Ervin will bo at Brat baa* o r n .om n a in Ann ron TNH BTATH OF FI.Ottilia TO I middleweight! to the heavy­ with Bill Kuykendall at arcWILLIAM M. UHANCII, *Ki*inni.H ooirnTT. HHaitlHNUM UNKNOWN! weights," he aald, hi* quiet ond, Hon Hinson short, and m c H a c x a i no. i u m A awnrn Complaint bavin* noriiK o r AiinrTtnn voice coming through a flash­ Bcrnle Barbour on third. The •rui JULIAN It O II K II T Hilt- bean Iliad aaalnat you 4n tha Circuit Court I* and for Beml- ing smite that redacted his un­ fielders will be Frank WhigMON*. County, Florida, by limited joy In the title be had ham left, Chuck Scott coster IIKHIUKNCR UNKNOWN note Tou «r* hereliy notified that LAUKRNIA A. IIHANi'H. for and Danny TillJa right. Exching* ■ ■ ■ ■ Exchange ■ Petition h** been filed In the divorce, tha abort Utte of earned with hi* Data. Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial which la b A t t R R X l A A. Emile Griffith, who return­ Loft bander Eddie FltagtrCircuit o l Florida la end tor II II A N C II. rialalHI, varaue ed hla welterweight crown with If your car battery is 26 months old. It can fail at any tJmt aid la expected to get back Memtniil* County, by Ralph 1. WILLIAM M. I1IIANCII. De­ Post Time 8(10 NIGHTLY; M claln, tur tha adoption of fendant, thee# praeanla ara to a 13 round unanimous decision into action against Oak Ridge and if w you atrandad. Don’t let it happen.______ ltaryl (lino airmone, * minor, command you to appear and over Jose Stable in U» apener oo Saturdoy. FlUgartld pitch­ and D*hr* Julan* airmons, a flla your Anewor or othor d*. minor, by the Fotlttoaer and feneo or pteadlbf har«la with of boxing's first indoor title ed against Winter Park Tues­ you ara required ta *«rv* a tha Clark o f th* Clrault Court W doubtehnodor. im W u*w.^ day and allowed only on* nut VWW^^^WWWWff nlao w copy o f your Aneww ar ehjoc- of dominate Caualr. Florida, tlon* to obow a*u*» why aald and tn arrvo a copy theraof on ed n deeIre to m m up Is In four Inning*. Attorney, Carroll >■ >1111110 A M u m v r, v o ir v n wwlght Folltlon about* eat bo granted ■Plaintiff'* Th* Sominotea got In 9 pood an tha atlurnaya far Fatltlon.r, liurha. Attocnar at Ie*w. F. o. "My dream is to tight Glar- workout Wednesday and will Slack N. Cleveland, Jr., of tho Drawar X, Saaford, Florida, on firm of Cleveland, Stephenson or before tha 4th day of May, delta," ho said. "Kvrnry fight& Mlie, Sanford Atlantic Na­ A. t>, 1*11, er etherwlaa decree Thursday before tbs gam** tional Dank Bulldlna, P. o. pro eaafeooo will be ontared Friday and SatunUy. Drawer X. iaaferd, Florida, aaatest you. Orth, m u £ i a’ S ' v i n ' 0Ut r ,W I 7 7 7 f Gallant Lad Enters Derb Dodgers Seen Exhibition Remits Rollins Whips Colby 4 To 1 wmmmmmamam 3. ADJUST BRAKES & REPACK FRONT Legal Notice F a m o u s Brand MATINEES Th* aanford Herald la d**t«paled ae e newepayer o f aenaral otroutetton la whlah thi# citwttea shall k* aubllahtd aaoa •ach waek ter four oeaoecuUve weak*. WITNESS my h»*d sad offlwiTgHxa my h*M Mg.tha •1*1 aaal ef tha clerk • * tka and flla tha nrl*laal In tha oftic* o l tb* Clark e f th* Circuit Court *a er hater* tb* *r4 Say o f May, A D. 11*1, aa* t w a ­ in fall n*l er # Star** pro **■• 5a,:L“‘.tuo"C»‘* a ?'"S aKUsuvAna."* (SBALt March A. D. U N . Arthur H. Back with, Jp, (■■AL) Clark o f th* Clrcatt Court Arthur A. Sack with J r , Carroll Berk*. Clerk o f cure alt court Cleveland, aiepheneon % Mlf* Attornay* at Law, 1%a Drawer g Sanford, Florida Attornay ter F*tltten*r FuMteh April L a, II. It, 1H*. SPKCIALS IV IR Y D A Y ! ON 1M BRANDS FARRELL’S A I I Y — • A . M. - l i l t P . U . •ITS TOP TALUS l i t & French OPEN Sanford, H U D A Y N IG BT Ph. 322-0244 TILL • �'April 1, lOfiS — Tape S Masters Around C •< AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — There’* an undercurrent of excitement In thli normally quiet northeait Georgia City. The azaleas are starting to hud and that meant that Master! week lie* immediate* ly ahead. No other community hai ■o large a portion of Ita eco­ nomy linked ao cloaely to a golf tournament. But, by the tame token, no other golf tournament of aueh magnitude returns year after year to the name loca­ tion. The U. S. Open and the PGA, the other two tourna­ ment! In this nation’s big three of golf, arc played at a different site each year. But the Mastera belongs to Augusta. Augusta locntcd along the Savannah River which sep­ arates Georgia and South Carolina, has a population of about 70,000. During Mast­ ers week, which begins this coming Monday, nearly that many outaidera flock into town to take part in the fes­ tivities. The four days of actual tournament play don’t start until next Thursday (April 8) but the practice rounds get underway in earnest Monday when tha galaxy of top golf stare arrive from their play in the Greensboro (X.C.) Open. Spectators Limited Due to a strictly enforced limit of about 50,000 specta­ tors on tournament playing «Uyti, a lot of people ' come early just to watch their./aV. orites warming up. Thus, the crush begins at the first of the week—and never lets up until the last Finley Denies A's To Move K A NS A S C I T Y , _Mo. (UPI) — The seemingly end­ less hnsrbnll wars of Kanaoa City Athletics* owner Charlea O. Finley reached new horizons today with Finley seeking help from Commis­ sioner Ford Frirk. Finley la boiling over a Tuesday report quoting his former General M a n a g e r Frank Lane at saying tht A’a will move to Milwaukee after the Braves exit to Atlanta. Tho flamboyant Finliy fir­ ed back at I.anc Wcdirsday and took his beef to Frick, who I* in Bcllcalr, Fl», Finley termed Lane’l statement as "not only karting baseball all over the coun­ try." "Well, I telephoned Frick to ace if he can help put a atop to it," Finley *4L “And, the comml«sl»er as­ sured me he was just u much distrubed over Lane ment aa I was. He would take steps imi ' t o ttujT Lane told a Chirajo SunTimes writer that tis Athlet­ ics would movs to XRhraukee, "lock, atock and bagel" af­ ter the Braves Inhaft Atlan­ ta next season. Itraggler leaves the day aftar the tournament is over. For 51 weeks a year, Aufssta has more tourist acctmmodations than it can fill. Next week it won’t have •sough. Despite the high tab plac­ ed on eating and sleeping Airing masters week, Au|Uata businessmen still have to turn tome folks away. It las been said that many res­ taurant and hotet-motel op­ erators build their year's business around the revenue they'll receive during mastera week. They aren’t bashful about It, A meal or a room here next week will cost jus*, about double the usual ask­ ing price. Rent Homes Many residents rent out their homes during master* w'eck for plush rates and take a vacation until things settle back to normal. But few complain serious­ ly. Masters week here is like Mirdl Gras. A carnival spir­ it prevails throughout the week. Politicians almost threw a monkey wrench into the works this year. For years, local officials winked at a aUte law for­ bidding the tale of whisky by the drink and a multitude of bare did a booming busi­ ness. Now such sales are lega lprovided the city holds a ref­ erendum and wins approval from the voters. Augusta ha* not yet held such erendum ari3'Tt*Ht»**-..*i re­ Cecil Austin’s Rimpy will be ported that--/’ b bars would looking for his eighth win of close. Hut the city father* decid­ the season when he goes to the ed to wait until the Masters post in tonight's featured 10th visitors go home before race at the Sanford-Orlamlo reaching a decision on the Kennel Club. Rimpy has been a quinlela problem. There are report* of wide­ factor in to of IB starts—an spread gambling here (the enviable record in view of Ihc Augusta newspapers recent­ fact that he has been running ly ran a series about this). ■gainst the best greyhounds But the hig attraction is at the track all season. Also in tlie field Is one of the golf tournament—an cxtravagansa t h a t annually the truly great greyhounds In draws about 1)0 of th e the nation last year—O. It.a world’s top golfers to com­ Me Duff. The Oswald Brothers pete for a whopping 1130,000 dog was among the track winpurse. A golfer has to be In­ ningest dogs last season. The veteran campaigner vited to rompetc and to be in­ vited, he must have made a proved last week lie can still name for himielf elsewhere. run ns he won a grade II Arnold Palmer, the only event In 31.53 seconds. He won four-time winner, will aeek by 7t4 lengths. Others in the field Include to become the first suc­ cessful defending champi­ Oul Quo Dupree, Gator Land, on. Jack Nicklaua, top money La Pete, Speedy Dee, Johnnie winner last year and cham­ Hush and Quite Nice. Results of Wednesday night's pion hero In 1903. missed tournament* at Wilmington, races: N.C., and Greenslmro to get 1*1 Rare — 5/1# — Time 31.15 Patrolman Day 8.40 1.20 2.00 in early practice. 11.80 1.00 In the past seven years, O.B.'s Adjusted 2.40 only Palmer, Nlcklaus, Gary Circus Wonder Player—the only foreigner Quinlela (2-6) $33.40 ever to win here, and Art 2nd Race — S/lfi — Time 21-63 29.00 fl.BO 6.40 Wall have been Mastera Abhy Gee Cadrnita 10.80 4.80 champions. 5.20 Palmer, Nlcklaus and Play­ Rudy's Gal er will be among the favor­ QuinIda (2-4) 1106.20 ite* again but can expect Pcrfecta (2-4) $312.90 strong opposition from the Dally Double (6-2) *157.40 likes of Billy Casper, Doug 3rd Race — 5/18 — Time 31.76 SaiidviV Ton,- Ltnua vwd *■ Chuck" - 6.S3 -h2>F3.36 9 40 8.80 host of others in the 93-man W.D.'s Money Man Fickle Fortune 4.00 field. All In all, it looks like an­ Quinlela (4-5) $35.80 other big week for Augusta Perfect* (5-4) $78.30 with the 29th Mastera at 4th Race — 5/18 - Time 32.33 Barberry Grace 22.80 13 80 5.00 hand. Florida Fishing Derby Begins Fi*h sro easier to catch when they're away from home. That fact was underscored today by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission with cvidenco from the fifth annual Sehiitz $500,000 Flor­ ida Fishing Derby, a state­ wide fish tagging project for the benefit of eraser* ation ami recreation. The Derby, now under way through April 30 in its Zone 1. the lower East Coast, will open for three months today in Zone 3. Southwest Florida; May 1 in Zone 3. Central Florida, and June 1 in Zone 4, North Florida. On the East Coast, the com­ mission is making a special study of the biting habits of young bass, along with other biological research. Bass are known to be home loving creatures, rarely stray­ ing far away, but what hap­ pens If they are mowxi to strange water? The answer: They’ll bite anything and everything they see before them. For its experiment, the commission tagging team, headed by William I,. Wegener, transferred tagged young bass in tank tmeks from their na­ tive habitat and released them in canals of Palm Beach, Bro­ ward and Dade counties. Per­ centage-wise. their capture has Iwcn mors* rapid amt twice as great as tagged fish released in home water. One fisherman alone caught four in two days, and recciv- Braves Accused Of Not Trying LAKELAND, Kin. (UP1>— A second former Milwaukee llrnvcs pitcher hus charged tho tram didn't try to win tin- pennant Inst season be­ cause it might have cost tlu-m National League permission to move to Atlanta. Manager Bobby It r a g a n said Billy lloeft’a comments Wednesday were *'sn silly they don’t deserve to bo dign­ ified by n denial." Brngnn said It appeared Rimpy To Seek S Eighth Victory I’m Squaw 1Q6X29 Ilols D’ Arc 4 60 Quinlela (7-8) $62.80 Perfect a (8 7) *188.10 5th Race — 8. — Time 41.39 Coro Win Dcre 12.00 5.60 3.30 Texas Tinker 4.40 2.80 Seootin Scout 2.60 Quinlela (1-7) *33.80 l’erfecta (1-7) *118.80 6th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.95 Gary's Troubles 12.20 4.80 \i.HO I’m Princes* 5.20 5.00 Irish Suspense 3 Go Quinlela (38) $29 00 Pcrfecta (2-8) *72.30 7th Race —. — Time 41.21 Paula Jane 6 60 4.20 3.60 Runs Heap 9 00 7.40 Quiet Qucenic 5.60 Quinlela (56) $12.60 Perfects (5 6) *101.10 8th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.41 She Won 18 40 4 so 2.60 Joyoti 3.60 2.20 W.D.’s Sure Fool 3.20 Quiniela (4 5) $14.00 Pcr/ecl* (4-5) *72 60 9th Race — 5/16 — Time 31.43 Noble Clyde 15 00 5.40 5 20 Ryandalo 2 80 2.80 Michael K. 6.40 Quiniela (2-8) $14.20 Pcrfecta (2-8) *121.20 BHh Rare — 5/16 - Time 31-20 Miss Whirl 3.60 3.00 2 80 Ebony Rock 6.30 10 80 Shams 8.30 Quiniela (3-8) $40 60 Perfects (8-3) *95 10 nth -Rm c — *i - H ckc 4 t.« Tillies’ Girl 8 00 3.60 2.40 By Gemini 4 40 2.40 Start Soon 3.80 Quinlela (4-7) *1560 Pcrfecta (6*7) *79 50 Mulurl handle $88,518 90 Pit DOF m NEW Vi GAL. 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RP.G. to M 12.38 ~ w . o e V Just North of Casselberry City Limits LAMPLIGHTER FULL QUARTS when |you can OWN a beautiful new home in papW GIN REG. 4.15—15.75 CASE Pay Rent? TUs filter dfsrctt* fa f u f u i with America’s best-tasting pipe tobacco -famous Half amt Half. Get pleas* Ing aroma, great new lute. Iky a pack today. HALF GALLON GLENMORE MARTINI MANHATTAN DAIQUIRI Welcome VAH - 6 llocft lias Iwen “ reading W a r r e it Spnlm's r o p y . Spalin'* been saying the same thing nil spring.” Spalm made similar char­ ges last fall when he blasted Brngitu after being sold by the Braves to the New York Mets. '■If we were going to At­ lanta this spring. I'd love to go ns a champion instead of a fifth pluct) club," 11lagan said. rd $3,035 In cash awards from the Jos. Schliti Brewing Com­ pany which defrays all costs of the conservation program. He is Owen Day, Fort Laud­ erdale postoffice uxtrker, who would have got more except that he threw back the first two, worth at least $35 and mayhc higher awards ranging up to $10,000. He didn’t know then the meaning of their numbered tags. One other fourounce fiah he took to a Schlltz wholesaler in accordance with Derby rules had a $1,000 tag vslue, and a number de­ signated as an Old Milwaukee Conservation Award which paya double the normal award. Day was paid $3,000. His fourth young bass was worth $25. AU were caught on High­ way 17 near Andytown, and were "transferred'' fish. Incidentally, Srhlilz award winning fish wear small ob­ long metal lags clipped to their upper lip. metal discs Ihe sire of a dime near the tail, or stiff yellow nylon cord protruding front both aides of their underbelly. Salt water fish, releasesl by the Stale Board of Conservation for the Derby, have Ihe same identi­ fying marks. The Derby Is open frea to the public, and the awards may be claimed from any Sehiitz wholesaler who deliv­ er Ihe tagged fish In Ihe state agencies for scientific re­ search. It never par* to throw back a Sehiitz tagged fish. FULL Q UARTS GILBEY GIN or VODKA Brugal Rum m “ i*. RESERVE IILENDKI) WHISKEY U A I I CD n A L L C IV DELUXE BOURBON’ tf REG. 1.81 i YR. IMP. CANADIAN! I CAN AD IAN DELUXE i CAN ADIAN RARE I CARRINGTON w 3 4 .9 8 F U U > Q U A R T I * 1* V H f �Easter Fashions Are Garden Of Tender Color both the coata and auita that NEW YORK — (NBA) — |fkoM Blin d egg* thla jriir, call* for a lightweight coat or I tor morning will be Will dot the accne. Wt kara to wait longer lor but avax a lato loiter itiU lult ta many pirta of the I aoftaeaa la tone and country. And you will find shopping for Enter fuhJoai a plea lure. Stark Mama and rij,ld talloriug hi bold colon are gone. Prankly feminine lloea ta auch aoR lonei aa white Tal­ lin, blueatone, aquamarine, marble green, pink Ice and lemon are to. The aprlng allhouette not­ able only for fluid aoftneaa alIowa fabric to dominate. And fashion in a alow evolution ra­ ther than revulution craatea internt with texture and col­ or. Indeed it doea for Eaatar thla year. You will find coata of light blue ribbed wonted teamed with navy dreiaca. Chalk chiffon flannel coata will brighten black wool crape dreiaca. And there won't be a auit In the Easter parade that doein't bout lta own eolor and f a b r i c co-ordloaled blouae. Thla Eailcr ault Jacket* will obligingly allow for lb* figure that'a In them. There are hip-length Jacket* for the great majority and long, lean atylci for the leggy gal. Sklrta are iwlngy and aupple. Often pocketed and belted, AIRY AND LIGHT u aprlmr itMlf, thla honey, aulti for Eaitcr herald the SOFT, CLASSIC LINES will mold the ahnpe of comb* wool eoatuma ault by Seymour Fox cornea return of the lucked-In blouae. thn Kanter faahion parade thin year. Typical in in Eaatar i f f colon of apricot, blueatone, corn* And thla time around, H'a con­ this chalk-colored coat In AmkIo'r double-woven cob yellow and chalk. The jacket han a tie to sidered chic to combine a wool gabardine loomed in America. The nhouldmatch the pure allk, jewel-neck blouite. Kneed checked or polka dot blouie ers are aquaretl off with noft precision.. Collar akirt ho* pocket* and the belt la of matchinf with a pinstripe ault al well la amatl and neat. Gilt buttons are a bright conleather. Coatumes like this will play rolea in the a* with a aolld fabric. trait. Thla la a Saymour Fox creation, Baiter scene. The overall picture on Eaa- DeBary Personals By Mrs. Jake L a w Cdr. Warran Petlerioo, U.S.C.G., ha* been visiting hU mother, Mra. K. Petteraon, of Sunrise Boulevard, Dslary, since the death of hit father, B. PeUereon, at Dublin, 0*. Com mender Petteraon will be flying beck to Hawaii thla week. Item Lakaman art that abe (a collecting her own itonea i'a doway, Margarotte. Bast wishes from your Mcada to DeBary for a Mr. end Mrs. Otto Hartwlg Sr. of Valencia Drive enter­ tained their eon and daughMr. gad Mrs. Prod Ism- tar-to-law, Mr. and Mra. Otto merer of Suasst Drive have Hartwlg Jr. of Chicago, ill. their daughter, lira. William Hahn, of JaekaoaWUe, and Mlaa Violet Erickaon and bar grandaoo, William Boy Hahn, Mae*, Mrs. Ruby Lee Erickn, entertained Mra, Horst as their recent guatt*. Eimmerman and Mra. Charlei Mia* Margarette White of Keiper at their homa on Sat Margaretto Road haa her bro­ urday for dinner, ther. Harold White, visiting Mrs. George Xoan celebrat­ in DeBary from Otova City, ed her birthday with a dinner Pa. at tha DeBary Restaurant on Mra. Person LUtle of Ala- Sudsy, March 28, with Mra lea Dilvo left for New Jersey L. Taylor and Prank Brown to visit her mother before tak­ of DeBary. ing off on a trip to Africa and Rome. Caroline oipecti Mra. G. Whltford at Walter to see outer places of interval Reed HoipUal, Washington, While abroad. D. C„ has had her room changed to No. 10, Ward «, Mra. Howard Ureea wlibas tat wishes, Ganevive, for to thank her many frlrnda for your operation. their kind and welcome carda while ahe was to Seminole Mr. and Mm . Paul Taylor Memorial Hospital of Dahlti Drive UR Dellary for their home la Lyons, N. Report* tram Seminole Me­ Y., on Monday, March M. morial Hospital on Mra. WUMrs. Mary Minders of Dahlia Drive haa recently re tuned from a trip to Naiaau. Social Regulations Tha Herald welcomes all social aewa with tha fol­ lowing regulation* aatabUahadi 1—Photograph and eov•rage requests ahould bo mad* three day* prior .to event. I—Engagement e n d wedding forma ara available to bo accompanied by photo four day* before announcement. •—New* may be dubmltud at office, via malt or phone for abort notice*. Typewritten aceeunte hi lowtr ease double spaced are expedited more quickly. Name# ahould be print­ ed to manuscript report*. 4—Personal black and white photo# and negative* are acceptable. •—Photo# made by Her­ ald atoff may ba duplicat­ ed at nominal coat. Darla WUItomn Society Editor •St-MU—City Planning Reunion In Early June I f* V en ter! Page B — April I, 19OT «< n 9 Miss Donna Young To Marry Mr. and M n. Jamea F. Young of Crystal Point, San­ ford, announce the engage­ ment and approaching marri­ age of their daughter, Mill Donna Terry Young, to Ed­ ward M. Waller Jr., aon of Mrt. Edward M. Walter Sr. and tha lata Mr. Waller, of Mampbla, Tcnn. The lovely bride-tleet at­ tended S e m i n o l e County 6chooIa and waa graduated with honor* from Stuart Hall, Staunton, Va. She la prtaeatly attending Barnard College, New York City, where aha la on the atail of the Undergrad­ uate Journal and a member of the Representative Assem­ bly. Her fiance attended acboola to West Memphis, Ark., and waa graduated from Central High School in Mefflphi*. He la n 1M4 graduate of Columbia College, New York City, where be waa a member of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity and Blue Key Society. He i* presently attending the Uni­ versity of Chicago School of Law. Complete wedding plana will b* announced at a later date. The 1140 graduating claaa of Seminole High School will hold ■ reunion at T p.m. June 12 at Jim Spencar’a Restau rant. There will be dinner and dancing. The Reunion Committee ■aId the entire dining room wilt be rnerved for the clan. There wilt he n charge per person to cover dinner and other expense*. The committee alio invites any mtmber of the ’40 clan who waa not graduated to June, ’40, to participate In the reunion activities and dinner. They may contact Clayda Jones at 322-4690 or Helen Meriwether at 322-030S. Mrs. Boyd Coleman, ona of tha clan apontori, hai Invited the d a n to a reception at bar homa following the 2;30 p.m Clait Day axerclicl at tha high ichool Juna 4. Osteen Personals By Mrt. (larvate Beyder Mr. and Mn. Jamea Camp­ bell of Webater. N. Y., have been visiting Mr. and Mra. William Wankoaky. Alto ben from Binghamton, N. Y., Is Mra. Chariotta Harris and from Pelts, Pa., Mra. Roberta Brown. Mrs. Harris and James Campbell are (he son and daughter of Purl Camp­ bell who made his home with Mra. Frank George, and are visiting their father. Past Noble Grands MISS DONNA TERRY YOUNG W arm Weather Fashions Feature Color, Designs Dr. and Mra. Myron Blott DALLAS, Tax. (UPI)-Th* of Youngstown, Ohio, Mrt. pattern* for warm waathar Thelma Lewla and Mra. Bitty fashions arc cut from a wide Snyder and son, John, of San. , , eraty geomeford, were dinner ------- 1 llW iil stripcs, plaids Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Sun-i and quilting. day. Some of the geometries, In Mr. and Mn. Donald Sny fluenced by off-beat or op art, dcr Jr., of New Springfield, are eye shockers. Check* and Ohio, are spending a week stripes come in all altea. with hit grandmother, Mrs. Plaids in the main are muted in lone, In contrast with tome Clarence Snyder. of the solid color materials, clear end bright yellows, oranges, pinka and blue and blue greens, Stripes more often run horitontally than vertically, ex­ cept In some of the "tranalHon" suits, detigned to be MARCH 20, HU cool enough for warm fall AdmUslea* days but atlil look ahead to a Elfle B. Durden, Earl My- change to winter. en, Nathaniel Hugh**, ElisaQuilted coltoni are the pet abeth Parke*, Donald Q. of Charles Dickey, one of the BrIU III, Wilbur GUchrlat, members of th* Teaat Fash­ Mary E. Schuencmano, Bell* ion Creators Association hold­ Kolodncr, Sanford; Emily ing lta 13tb annual preta week Goodman, DeBary; Barbara for visiting reporter*. Havens, Oaneva; Charlie OilDickey used quilling for vtr; Bufut C. Harwell, Or­ lando. ■Irtha Mr. and Mr*. Raymond lievans, Geneva, a girl. Dltchargaa Lavlnla Allcnder, Eula Daw­ son, Edgar Gathers, John Hines, Matilda Tynar, Natrtoa Tyson, Samuel E. Warren, Ro­ bert W. Williams, Sandra Macherone and baby boy, Sanford; Lillie Stewart, Moul trie, Ga.; Jtuth E. Markowlta, Uninndalc, Long Island, N, Y. Hospital N o te s __ daytime suits, with cardigan Jackets, in dear lemon or mint green tones; In drestei with solid— quilted cotton paired with tops in co-ordinated floral pat terna; and in convertible dinnar dreisei. The convertlblei were com binatlona of floor length sklrta in aolld shade quilting with print tops. Remove the skirts via alppcr closing* and prea to, alim day draises were be. neatb. Several Texaaa manufactur­ ers featured the long-jacketed suit silhouette, with jackets reaching wrlat or fingertip length but not long enough to took like tunica, Cuplaoll-leeds did a aerial of thaae auita to aollda, tnoialc plaids or vertically striped cottons. One of tha handsom­ est: a seersucker In black and white stripe with belted back and patch pockets, plua white luck-la blouae. SHORT COCKTAIL GOWN8 *#em to be the vogue for nil tho local loveU*s nntlcipnting attending the tala Bombing Derby party from 8 to 11 p.m., April 0 In the Bnnford Naval Air Station Ballroom. Shopping for Tuet the "very thing" from the fnehlonable selection* at RoJny'a nro Navy wlvei from the left, Fefgy Harrop, Betsy Bet ton and Dcmnris Farrell. Mr. aid Mn. M. Carlaan of Legion Place have been cn tortalBlog-Mc-CwHea'f-aur.t Mra. Kenneth Llndatrand, of FAIR REX RICK OFTENKR . . HUT LIVES LONGER Tarrytowa, N. Y., for several Men have lung claimed that moetha. women are the weaker ees. Mr. and Mm . Erllng Thomp Now come* proof from th* son of Seminole Drlvo had Health Inaurane* Institute. A old trtonda drop to on Sunday recent etudy show* that wom­ en have IS per cent more afternoon. cold*, 20 per cent more at­ tack* of flu, and twira aa Mm . Helen McGrath Washington Hill, Conn., who waa tho recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Dxick or Cal altea Drive, flaw back homa on Saturday to arrive back on the job to the office of Judge af the Prahate, Jamea H Lawtor, to Watorbury, Conn Mm . McGrath llkad DeBary *o wall aha will retun for an other visit. Medical News many htedachae aa men. The fair acx come* down with 233 acute condition* a year per ovary 100 woman, compared with 204 for man. That* facto notwithstand­ ing, women live longer than man — almost aaven years longer, according to the ex porta. The Past Noble GMnda Club mat Tuesday evening el tha home of Mra. Nell Futrall. Mrt. Eva Beckham presided at th* baainaea meet­ ing and th* Devotion waa given by Mn. Eva Willlami. v. '•«; April meeting will bo a covered diah luncheon el 11:30 at th* home of Mrt. Meblo Brown la Lake Mery. D e l l e i * ua rofnahments wen served by the hoeteaa to Mrs. Beckham, Mra. William*, Mra. Brown, Mr*. Minal* Taylor, Mn. Virginia Anderaon, Mn. Etbal Willlami, Mn. Etlaebeth Hannum, Mn. May Rubow, Mrt. Clannc* Snyder, Mra. Mary Jameson, Mn. Henrietta Raines, Mra. D. c. Howard and Mn. Al­ burn Rector. For The — BOMBING DERBY PARTY? fie you sea the mark of authenticity] Short Formal* And Spring Suit Nubby Weaves Lacea, Bboat nag Embroidered Max/ Other PShrks WanlirfeMy Wearable Per Career Olno In-TW-Kaew endorse*th Them A li-A Seftto M IL A D Y 'S SH O PPE OF FINE FABRICS 10S 8. PARK 10 IN MYS THURS.APRIL1thruSAT.APRIL10 Cocktail* ypiML. Ik* best Urn* to think about papering a room la right after the ream haa baas papered Writ* down the lumber of r*Us It took to do • room, then paste that number to the back ef a picture. It's e handy re tor the SANFORD PH. 823-0313 V Are You Ready for n . m -m ii In April PLUS A PENNY! Bright N ew Fabrics Eva Bats BBA V T Y M O r Plan Luncheon 2 for the price o f I Curia a whirl Newly SHS 1940 Class' By • Mr. Mort • Jr. Accent • Ann* Forfart/ T h * Prescript loa Our P ria u ry Coacerx" Can Be T0UCHT0N Seen at — Wlatoi £aHwl& “ Featuring Faaklesu Ju t For Taa" 200 N. PARK AVB. PH. 322-23*3 OPEN WKD. AFTERNOON REXALL Locally Ov m 4 University Row * sh irts ■ of toe fwdHJonar, ow ■ V MANHATTAN* Unfearttty Raw ehkta SSSa Sm S bparad body. Cheoaa ifowawiftf y i j i y m $4?o Operated By Glass McCall Axd "E rato" Mills Oar. M m-idta _____________________________________ < £ �The Sanford Story League Meets For Easter Program The Sanford Story League net Monday evening with Mrt. Fred Robb. Hostesses for the evening were Mr*. Betty Snyder and Mra. Earl Evana. The meeting waa opened by the preildent, Mra. Betty Sny­ der, and all read In unlaon the "Story Telleri Creed." Personals Jack Ivey, ion of Mr. and Mra. John Ivey la home for aprlng holiday! from Wake F o r e a t Unlveralty. Accom­ panying Jack la hie room­ mate, Bane Moaeaon, and two olher Kappa Alpha fraternity brothere, Auatla Macon, from Henderaon, N. C., and Bill J e f f r i e a, from Charlotte. Moaeaon la from Annapolla, Md. Plana were made to bold the neat meeting on April 24 and to have a covered dlah luncheon to honor Mra. Nell Baker Parker, one of the of­ ficer! of the Eaatern Dlatrict of the National Story League. Thia being the meeting be­ fore Eaater, a rellgioua theme waa uaed In the program by the chairman, Mra. K. Mykkanen. S h e Introduced a gueat, Mra. Fred Chance, who read an lnaplrationat let­ ter taken from a copy ol "Ideala." Mra. Mykkanen'a "Story of the Cruclflalon" waa alio taken from "Idaala." The hosteaaea aerved cake and punch from a table over­ laid with blue linen, uilng milk glaaa and continuing the Easter theme with an ar­ rangement of Eaater lilies In the center. Miss Susan Tanner Engaged 1Lodge ,Se™noSchedules 'afe,tf al1 Mr. and Mrs. William O. Tanner Jr., at Sanford, an­ nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their uaughter, Mlaa Susan Jane Tanner, to Stovcn II. Worden, son of Ralph L. Worden and the late Mra. Worden, of Raymond, Waah. The bride-elect waa born in Beth, Maine, and attended schools throughout the coun­ try due to her father's mili­ tary career. She waa grad­ uated from Seminole High School with the class of 19G3, where she waa a member of the Dramatic Club. She at­ tended Orlando Junior College and is presently employed as bookkeeper with Firestone, Inc, Her fiance was born In Ray­ mond, Wash., and was grad­ uated from High School there in i960. He Is presently serv­ ing a lour of duty with the dCoJTUUfUtksiM Remove belli from aklllet and keep hot while making gravy. Combine flour with remaining shortening In skillet. Add wa­ ter, dill seed and marjoram. Stir in aour cream and heat thoroughly. Pour over ham balls on a platter and serve. Serves 4 to 5. • • • Now from the County Home Demonstration office cornea some good ones, too. SOUR ORANGE PRESERVES 4 sour oranges Ito cupa aour orange juice lto cupa water lto cups sugar Waah Mur ^ r ^ ^ ^ v g ^ off much of the thick while part ai possible, cut in halvpa. Squeeze out Juice. Handle carefully to avoid splitting halvas. Drain. Maka a syrup of orange Juice, water and su­ gar. Drop halves into syrup. Cook on low heat until rinds are transparent. Pack rlndi In clean Jars. Covar with hot ayrup. Seal and plaea Jara In large kettle of hot water. Wa ter ahould cover Jara. Sim mer 10 mlnuUa to complete the seal and sterilise. • • • ORANGE BUTTER • oranges g lbs. sugar I can crushed pineapple to lb. butter Grind o r a n g a i (squeeze juice). Add to sugar, pine apple and butter. Bring to rapid boll and boil slowly IS mlnutaa. Stir to prevent sticking. Pour in sterilized Jara and aaal. • • • DEVILED TUNA CASSEROLE 2 cans tuna 1 tbip. grated onion 1 tbsp. lemon Juice 3 tbspa. chopped parsley to tap. garlic salt to cup potato chips to cup butter to cup flour to tap. salt a cupa milk 1 cup bread crumbs tepP*r._ Drain tuna, break into large piecea. Add onion, lemon Juice, parsley and salt. Melt butler, blend in flour and seasonlngs. Add milk gradually and cook until thick and smooth, stirring constantly. Fold ill braid crumbs and tuna mixture. Place in well greased 1 • quart casserole. Covar with potato chips. Bake to 400 degree oven for IS to M mtoutoa. Serves 0. • e • FESTIVE MULLET I lbs. mullet fillets or other flab fillets, fresh or froten to cup French dressing lto cupa em bed cheese crac­ ker! 2 tbspa. melted fat or oil paprika Thaw frozen filleti. Skin fil­ lets and cut Into serving size portions. Dip fish in dressing and roll in cracker crumbs. Place in a well greased cookie sheet, 15 by 12 inches. Drizzle fat over fish. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in an ex­ tremely hot oven (500 de­ grees) for to to 12 minutes or until (Ish (lakes easily when tested with a fork. Sarvcs 6. • 0 • BAKED TUNA WITH CHEESE BISCUITS 1 medium onion, chopped 1 medium green pepper, chop­ ped 3 tb»ps. butler 6 tbtps. flour 3 cups milk 1 (sp. salt 2 7-oz. cans tuna 1 can biscuit mix '.i cup milk grated cheese 2 slices pimento, sliced dash of pepper Cook onion and green pep­ per in butter until limp. Stir in flour. Gradually add milk. Add salt and pepper and rook stirring until aauce bubbles. Mix in tuna. Turn into a large shallow baking dish. Combine biscuit mix and milk. Turn onto a lightly fliured board and pat dough into a to-inch thick rectangle. Sprinkle with cheese and pimento. Roll as a Jelly roll. Cut Into 8 slices. Arrange slices on top of tuna mixture. Bake 80 minutes at 350 degrees. Serves 4. Medicinal hydrogen perox­ ide or lemon help dean tobac­ co atalni from handa. MISS SUSAN JANE TANNER (Hrulgcfl Photo) The make-up look for aprlng and summer may be simpli­ fied. However, you can do wild things with your ryes for evenings oul. Artificial eye­ lashes In all kinds of kooky designs tre Just right. -jcur wits first and secure the false lash­ es. MRS. ATTJS GARDNER, left, president o f thu Rebekah Assembly o f Florida waa recently hon­ ored with a banquet at thu Civic Center given by Scminoln Rebekah Ledge No. -111. Pictured with Mra. Gnrdner is Mrs, Louise Long, noble grand of the lodge. rawstsMmr.piia.asa.rts. - There are simple exerrliei (o keep you trim without much effort. In the morning whilu walling for your tub to fill, lift your arms above your head 10 to IS limes. Let your flngcrllpa touch. Then drop arms ami repeat. You will find this helps un­ tie the nervous knots in your upper bark and neck and krrps these muscles toned. m J f o a . i A U ASFMM Mm fi*«M [^ n | R tare a**, ate Iforffti 2 for surrosiroMU AMHwJ#f**t, in. a*f. tie. mimutuum cMfwaata 9 fas MUITVVnAMMS to v a rratmwwtAtars. 1st, its, i « I B Rtxau n u t MAI 70* IACOURM m . s o , 1SStt-tr. tat*. I*c. ag o maW—••« Bm B B Bw BaaaM PANOVtTI VITAMINS twwprew«ia*ruw«iM. tars, a*1.t.ts a . mi. 1 m J t BassN rVMOMIX fee Athlete'* mmmi IJMl MtfoSIti. Mg.tM Nth hr 9«9ft Scmtis. t#i ef zapalletsIMgMl Adrlaaae AUSTINSPOM toeto a utaii *99 W ■•rail J for 1.71 .2 for .H .2 for M .2 for AI Klllll IIIM.tWWW..tars. 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MeM.____ l b _ _ ^LI « H * t ’ m S fo r | ft « ^S>.totvn«osr tliif* 11 The allm sheath shaping of exuulaitely all over Bchlffll embroidered voile . , . fully lined of rouree — la just one of tha many atylea newly arrived for y o u r •election. ^ 8KRVIC* IIXAU MAUISIC BUM m u . fi Ml MOT MAASAM LOTIONl n. as.------ for . 140 COtMIt IY1UP CM****. I ft.tt___ for 1 J Paatela are in bloom on the fanhlon landscape and have been carefully picked by RoJuy in an outstanding collection of new spring stylea. p* v N 4qm O Jf o r f t f t i A n 8e**« KIBNZO k in ANTtllPTtC 2 for sttnw A m : MO ANTRISTAMIM ■■■■■■Ml M'Twin., Tiaii io-i___ $ 5 4 9 2201 8. Park Ave. RUBBM0 ALCOHOL ... T R IM - FIT 112 8. PARK AVK. ItXAll 1 DACRON - COTTON KADER JEWELERS THURS APRIL I throuql. SAT. APRIL 10 BXf 1 far tha prltc if l — nut A Miner. IOOLDIN LILAC motANca FOUR COLORS Male Styltog Bale* (s Mm'*, immi*, Kiev. *•(. js* u M l STUDENTS S1LVBKPLATB BY — INTERNATIONAL PRETTY BECKY PARSONS of thn Florida State Bank, give* sneak preview of Easter bon­ nets to be featured in ttlfiantlc contest spon­ sored by the bank In April. tUaLw teZC^' te Iwlwln 88a PANTS Betty Anne's is* ntacts THAT P -H 'OkMHttJ Diet and exercise play a major part In controlling teenage skin problems. Get plenty of sleep, be artlve in sports or take long walks, clean your face thoroughly dally and avoid frlad foods, chocolates, nuta and carbonated drinke. If your faco or neck breaks out. wash gently with a cleanser recommended by a doctor, ter In tinted shirts for day, says one men's wear design­ er. lion l’oslal, of Ilrveriy Hills, Calif., said the colored shirts do a more flattering job of reflecting light. He It la mistake, aays Leo Rit­ recommended p a l e blues, ter, to label some of the novel yellows, tans and pinks. furs "craiy." Ritter, furrier for 32 years, says that a bet­ The covar-up look is a hit ter term la "neglected." with the- hat wearerf, reports These "forgotten" furs arc one New York buying office— coming back, ha said, and not Fella Lllienlhal and Company. for sports clothes alone. The It shows in wig-like hats in furs he mentioned Include organza petals or raffia straw. persian l a m b , black-dyed Also popular la the baby cap muskrat, opossum, lyox, and of flowers, which tics under the foxes. (he chin. The rolled brim straws, for tailored clothra, A man's skin tone looks bel­ also are best sellers. W IG S CALL 3X2*4118 When you're lolling on the beach or dipping to and out of the pool, you need a sim­ ple hairdo. Use a wig or wig­ lets for more elaborate eve­ ning styles. Neweit look to all those floating chiffoni for spring arc the chiffon prints, repeating the pattern of the bask- heav­ ier silk print beneath. IJ-50 210 8. PARK AVB. A motorcade will leave the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char­ les E. McCune at • a.m„ Monday, April S, for Salter's Nursery, Orlando, where the Chuluota His and Har Gardaa Club will gather at 10 a.m. Following a talk by Keith Salter on perennials and flowering trees, thare will be • tour of the nursery and a business meeting. Members are asked to no­ tify Mr. and Mrs. MeCuns whether or not they plan to attend, will drive or will seed transportation, to order that arrangements may he tornplated. Beauty Briefs FASHIONETTES SETTING ONLY C A Mi F SHCF Rummage Sale m S taps. Worcestershire sauce t taps, wine vinegar to tap. ground ginger Bleed together aour cream and mayonnaise. Add Worces­ tershire sauce, vinegar and ginger. Min well. Spread on buna. e o • RED FLANNEL STYLE ROAST BEEr HASH g cupa chopped cooked beef roast g cups chopped cooked potstoes . . . g cupa chopped cooked beats b cup chopped onion to garlic clove, minced 1 tap. salt .to tap. pepper to tap. mustard t alicea bacon to cup milk Thoroughly combine beef, potatoes, beets, onion, garlle end dry Ingredients. Place in a »-lnch square baking pan. Arrange bacon slices over bash mixture. Pour mill over the entire surface. Bake In a moderate oven 350 degrees un­ til bacon U crisp or about 40 minutes. • • • PORK IN APPLE KIAUT • pork chops •alt and pepper 1 lb., IS o*. can aaurknul g taps, whole carraway seed or dry mustard H cup brown sugar g apple*, cored and spud _ Season chops and hmwn In large ahillet. Combine sauer­ kraut, carraway aetd and brown stmar. Remove brown­ ed chops from skillet Cover bottom of aklllet with kraut mixture. Lay apple dices on top of kraut. Lay (hops on top of apples. Cover. Simmer go minutea or until <tepa are lender. Server 0. e e e HAM BALLS M SOUR CREAM GRAVY l lb. ground coohM ham to cup chapped octet to cup shortening to tap. tefter 1 egg a tbspa. Dour to cup water to up. dill eeed to up. merjersm l cup dairy aour cream Pan fry onion in abortonlng la a aklllet. Reaove and combine with hap, pepper nod egg. Shape afcture Into I inch bells end bigsrn evenly on all sides in hot shortening. United States Navy, stationed The marriage will he sol­ at Sanford Naval Air Station, emnized at 8 pm. on April, where he is an electronics 30 at the First Baptist Church | Seminole Rebekah Lodge technician. of Sanford. No. 43 met Thuraday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall with Mra. Louisa Long, nobla grand, presiding. Visitors welcomed war* Mr. and Mra. Floys Athow and Mra. Charles Green. Mra. Maa Myers, a member who haa been III for aavaral months, waa welcomed. The lodge voted to give their old regalia to a new Rebekah Lodge being Insti­ tuted in Cocoa, A rummage (tie Is planned for April Sth and 10th, to bo held in tho old Rears Build­ ing on W. First St. Anyone having rummage to donate please contact Mra. Long, phono 822-4110 or Mra. Clarenct Hnyder 322-4141. A program honoring Schuy* ler Colfax, a former U. 8. vice president and Founder of Uia Rebekah Order, waa given. His And Her Club To Meet For Tour Of Nursery Q o h tW l By Mrt. I . L. Johnson ■y Mrt. M. L. Johnson Wall, Sid you attend the Cooking school! I sure hope you did and enjoyed it. For the benefit of those who did not git to go we will give several of the recipes every week for t while. HAMBURGER STEAK SANDWICHES WITH dlNQER CREAM SPREAD Shape I lbs. ground beef in­ to 0 patUts. Pan-broil in large heavy aklllet or on the outdoor barbecue grill to desired de­ gree of doneneaa. Spread 6 split round sandwich buna with cream spread. GINGER CREAM SPREAD •we cream S m ll April 1, 1965 — Page 7 p EARLY Shooplag Cantor E T T Welcomed PH ONE • Opes Friday Keening* Downtown Sanford 322-7913 DRUG PH ONE 322-7918 �. i \* r -t t 1 [r | -i.... _ r i V i. South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club Features Elegant Fashions Wf Mu t i m Miles Latest fashioni for spring aad rammer wear being offer­ ed at Morse's Feminine FaahIona ia Casselberry's Seminole Plau were abown for the March meeting of South Sem­ inole Welcome Club held laat Thursday at the Mid-Florida Country Club. Membera from the elub Mra. J. •erred aa modela with Mra. Crum, Jack (Genie) Fritter doubling aa commentator. Mra. Horace (Marie) Boardman wore a atunn!ng pure allk eleeveleia aheath In hot pink while an equally attractive black and white checked allk jersey caaual was shown by Stanley (Minna) Brown and black flowers white background combined make the very smart aheath In whipped cream dacron polyester worn by Mrs. Ken­ neth (Ethel) Stoudt and Mrs. Harold (Bunny) Dickinson looked "fresh as a daisy" In a yellow two-piece dacron and cotton drip dry by Majestic. Just right for seasonal en­ tertaining at home, Mrs. Ro­ bert (June) Newell appeared In smart slim slacks by Mis­ ter Pants made from lovely blue dacron polyester cotton. With them she wore the latest ruffled, in overblouses, three-quarter sleeved floral print In greens, blue and pink, loosely fitted to the hip line. Mrs. William (Barbara) St. L a w r e n c e , manager of Morse's Feminine Fashions, in a one-piece mint green dac­ ron with permanent pleated skirt, provided a refreshingly cool touch in the hot spring weather. Owner of the shop. Mrs. Leon (Barbara) Morse, modeled a clever one-piece linen with top of black and white checks attached to yel­ low slim skirt. Mrs. Fritter wore a smart spring suit in blue of dacron and cotton with printed blue and white ovcrblouie featur­ ing a softly turned collar-tie type neckline. Entertainment for the pro­ gram was provided by the Misses Sherri Mount and Mar­ lene Rosen who were most at­ tractively outfitted in green and white costumes for their tap dance routine. Door prise for the day was won by Mrs. Irene Blanchard MRS. J. STANLEV (MINNA) CRUM, left, and Mr*. Horace (Marie) Boardman. MRS. ROBERT (JUNE) NEWELL, left, and Mr*. Kenneth (Ethel) Stoudt. brown-tans, pink, red, wood tones and green. DEFINITIONS NEW YORK (UPI)—There’* a world of difference between the words "trim” and "cut" when It comes to hair styling, reports the Lilt Reference Service. While an Inch of hair oi less U cut off for a trim, a cut can mean anything from one to six Inches. To avoid un­ happy (cars after the fact, be specific with your hairdresser about length. second bridge; Mra. Marie Boardman, first canasta, and Mra. Waneeta Holmes, second canasta. Next meeting of the club will be April X2 at Creightons in Winter Park. baformyou tpendmorm ^ ^ ^ c o m m r e p e n n e T S EASTER UflLUESI Bowls made of walnut, beech, gum, birch, myrtle, cherry or maple make the best salad bowls. FAVOR BEIGE CHICAGO (UPD-The Na­ tional Housewares Manufac­ turers Association says that a survey of manufacturing companies and buying firms Indicates that beige will be the favorite color In housewares In 1969. The survey predieted that other favorite colors, In order of preference wIlL and winner of the project prise, donated by Mrs. Mae Jones, was Mrs. Bernlece O'­ Hearn. Card winners were Mrs. Ma t h t i d e Kramer, first bridge; Mrs. Lotte HalloweR, T-STRAPPED CLASSIC DRESS SHOE FOR JR. DRESS SHOE FOR GIRLS SAVE 58c Gaymode Nylons Reduced re*. 3 pm. for 2.85 NOW MISSES to Aj.-iIcn.Tl ci,.■ Cantri - B l a c k or whlta patent Black patent leather or vinyl In a shoo that goca white patent vinyl for with all her dress up out* dresa-up o c c a s i o n s ! fits. Composition outiolet and age Composition out­ and heel. Choose •lies 8 4 to Jill, C, I). heels for long wear, Sixes 8 4 to 31), C, D. a t r e t e h nylons! FULL FASHIONED with pen-llna teams in gossamer sheers or service mesh, deml-toe . . . even weights! ALL contour* ed and proportioned for longer wear, smoother fit! Shop Pcnney'a today and save! ✓ Use Your Penney Charge Card! MRA WILLIAM (BARBARA) BT. LAWRENCE, Mr*. Harold (Bunny) Dlckinaon, Mra. Jack (Genie) Fritter and Mr*. Leon (Barbara) Morse/ Ivy Leaguers Prefer Feminine Fashions When asked, "How da you ("A great dress") and a yel­ like blkinliT" the rrspops* low shirtwaist dreas ("My wai 100 per cent In favor. 1 favorite style"). The panelists hoped their had no doubt It would be. But sturdy lassea, beware. They comments would remain an­ are not for you. onymous. After all, they had lar U topi, " Arne! sharkskin in a spark­ to go bsck home. At 18 or 14 he'll show this ling white tennis dress was It was a delight to watch by ducking Into the nearest applauded. But one panel their aerlous consideration of doorway rather than meet aiemher made a sad commen­ the way they would Uka tkelr S I R accidentally when ha tary on white. “ Great, if U'a dates to dress. But a step back laat prepared with a scathing aot filthy." Since this fahrle into my own time, where col­ remark. But once the growing and many others launder ia lege years are but a memory, paUa subside, be will aot only a jiffy, It's disheartening that convinced ma that u a man admit his Interest to all who his remark waa deemed neces­ gets older, bis interest ia will listen but aLao consider sary. women’s clothes centers pure­ blmsolf aa expert on how a They all liked brack dress­ ly oa bow much they cost. girl should look end behave. Try asking your husband That ha eaa be both articu­ es, not only for sportswear, late aad opinionated oa the but for Informal parties. One hew he likes your new kat ■abject 1 learned a lew days r a t h e r ambiguous remark But it took them a lot of Uma about a flowered, above-tbe- Bnttasm to silver dollars ha answers, "How much was ItT" Flea Dartmouth sophomores knee shift; "It hides a lot.” Dance dresses must allow were Invited by a larga fiber company to Indulge In a young movement, according to DartYOU SHOULD SEE man's favorite pastime—girl moutb'a class of '6T. They all watching. Eighteen dlftercat do the monkey, frug, the jerk THE BIG NEW outfits ware modeled for Tom and tha swim and feel their Grove of Kingston, R. 1., Cliff dates wouldn't get very far SELECTION OF Smith Jr. of Waston, Conn., la tight, slinky sheaths. With SPRING COSTUME Faal Lipscomb of Rochester. oat exception, these men Mlaa., Paul Kluugnesa from want to taka their glrla dancJEWELRY WE Thief Elver Falls, Mian., aad tag. The exception raid ha HAVE I Tad Walklay ef Darien, Conn. would rather go to tha movies Tha clothe* represented a or ride a bike. So It looks aa cross section of what a girl though even HIS girl wouldn't "go-getter" needs for every get far la a tight, aliaky occasion, from active sports •heath. to a formal daace. Aad every Their reaction to far-out clothes (Courtages type) was unexpected. They didn't mart in disgust but admitted that BOYS’ DRESS BOYS’ STURDY OXFORDS S LI PON . . . WITH RESIST SCUFFS PENTRED* SOLE! Scuff • resistant leather uppers on Pentred* soles. Smooth lsathsr uppers, Pentred® polyvinyl out* Black or burgundy for Bole and heel! Ready to sixes 8 4 to 31), C, D. taka Sixes for Pre-schoolers, 3.09 even new fexlures at (his low price! Imagine! Glamorous new Gayit textured nylona now only Z.27 for 8 pairs! Excii selection of die- mond, chevron and check patt spring fashion shades. Aver 94-1L . . . in latast 84-11; Long the rugged dally wear boy* ’ll give itl Sizes 8 4 to 8, B, C. D. for Easter MEN’S PENNEY^ OWN MOCCASIN BROGUE8. . . Accredited Charge Accouata Welcomed | STYLE BL1PON PRICED RIGHT K •iwi 0 9 9 •im Member i i u 'o o 5 I I ffifS ■ 1 ■ n yifJyV U y uV #m■ fin a urodit tt<__ A-D Richly W THIS EASTER , . .GIVE YC A HANDSOME NEW SUIT! •W to 18 finished, soft Quality, smooth laather s m o o t h leather upper. Sanitised® to stay fresh u p p e r s with awceplng Easter-perfect suits In cadet and ) line*. Injection • molded 8-button Jackets with matching pa able rayon-aceteta blends—hands —for long wear. A hand* Pentred® polyvinyl aoles, heels for sups citing Iridescent!. Penaey-prleed wear. Black, burgundy. Hurry la eee tha wide ealsctionj �till) Slit V n ln i April 1. 1965 — Pape 9 Vm 9 CbsuxA BEAK AM Y i 1 k w m l jrour column for y*ar*. and Hava been tempted ma­ ny tlmea to write but, to* day, I eat) bo longer reatrain myeelf. The letter "FOE PRAY. ER" eenda me Into action, Tha writer (along with ma­ ny other*) haa obvlouily misinterpreted the Supreme Court'e ruling to ban pray, era in the public achoole. The ruling does NOT for­ bid prayer In the public achoole. It merely placet a ban on pruyere competed, prescribed er recommended by any agency, teacher or employee of the govern* ment In other worda, It la an effort to keep the State and C h u r e h separated. By Abigail Van Buren ■nee, In our public echeele, we have children whose re. Hgiout beliefs differ, the ■iprrma Court ruled that in ■Irosii to ALL, no ONE praytr should be THE pro. eerlbed prayer for ueo in *ur public echoole. Sincerely, MRS. J. A. C. • • • D E A R ARBYi "FOR PRAYER" aald ha wished that we would go berk to the "old wey” and return prayers to our p u b l i c tchools. I hope you'll giv* equal voire to thoso of us Who are alto "FOR PRAY* ER’1—but not in our public schools, I tay if children pray at home and In church, they Qacoby don* naed to pray in achool, And if they don't prey et home or in church, why ehould they be oapected to pray in school? Whan "POE PRAYER" ipaaka of the ''old way," I wonder how “ old" he tnetnt, I am 83 and 1 have never prayed In tchool. Wo pledged alltgi* anco to tho flag, and at that tlma tha phrase “ under God" was not part of It, It la aa out of plara to pray In puhllc school as it is to do arithmstic in church. So how old la “ old-timer"— or did I go to an unusual school? A SGT„ FT. BENN1NG, GA DEAR BGT.s I went to grammar achool In Sioux OnBy Oswald Jacoby Newspaper Baterpriee Assn. NORTH I It seems appropriata to AM show hand four of the Inter* ¥93' collegiate t o u r n a m e n t on ♦ KQJ109 April Fool’* day. Every South AAXQJ must hevo retlly had hla ayea w m b a it pop out whon ho lookad at AS *74 ¥3 ¥ 107054 his hand. ♦ A 543 ¥8703 The committee has suggest* 49703413 4100 ed that South open with eivSOUTH (D) en spades to eavw confusion 4AKQJ1O00I and several rounds of bid­ ¥ AKQJ S ding. Imagine that many ♦ Nona 4 Nona South players started out with Both vulnerable such unueual bids aa two So*lb West Nevth Beat etuba and two diamonds and 74 P ass Pass Pass perhspa a few of them were Opening lead-,# A properly punlihed by finding themselves dummy at eaves West la directed to open no-trump. Anyway, North and Boutk the aca of diamonds and get three points for getting South will ruff. \ to seven spades and East and f Sniith la i-arrtvd away by West art awarded two solid hand and for not doubling starts by playing out two or tract. more trumps hs will lose hts grand elam end all play points. It is up to him to notice that no ena la going to throw a heart away and that If eith­ er opponent holds five hearts to the ten spot there ia a po­ tential heart loier. Than South should nota that there ia aomethlng than can be dona with that tight of heart*. He muit atari proceedings by playing on* round of trumps. He can well afford a second trump lead. Then he must play tut ace, king end eight of hearts and ruff in dummy. He la lucky U find W*et with singletons In both hearts uud spadss but his play riak^ cd nothing and actually pro­ duced his 19th trick. We JJte Women: By Mrs, Mariel Lawrence Newspaper Baterpriee Asp. "Women are sweet crea­ ture* who can’t t h I ■ k straight".. “ Negroes art Us* intelligent than whits psopb" ■ . .“Jews are crasy for mon­ ey". . .“Republican* are all for tho rich and Democrat* are for tho poor". • .“Parseta alwaya know boat" . . . This# are aaamplea of pre­ judice, that form of maatal illness w h i c h psychiatrist Nathan W. Ackerman, writtag In a recent issue of Ren­ tal Hygiene, defines as tha "product of eenflict and Ran the effort to build myaol up by tearing othare down." What makes prsjudim a farm of mental iUntea b Its evasion of reality. For fmrt 4a artist women who can Rink straight, Negroes who are more intelligent than tuny white people, Jews who don't give a whoop about wn*y< Republicans who feel for tha poor and Democrats who pro­ test the feeling to got votes. And parents do not always know best. Aa woman have been vic­ timised by the sexual preju­ dice of men who've told ue w* can't think straight, I dont understand why all of us are not in the vanguard of tho Negro struggle against the racial prejudice which has Insisted that they'ra Inferior to whit* people. We carry the scars of slav­ ery, too, you know. We're known throughout the world aa “ aggressive" w o m e n . Someday, maybe, we'll begin to connect man-hating behav­ ior with tho centuries of sex­ ual slavery that compelled us to always say, “ As you wish, dear." Sometimes, perhaps, wa’II bt able to see that the results of that obligation are not unllko tho result* of the TELEVISION T ltU SD A T F. ft. 1:00 <•) New*, opens, w**tkor (•) Hewitts* (I) Hewtcop* ceat *IIS (I) Neatter-sriBkhr (l> New*— Waite* Crongits (•) Bat Hast areas T:*0 (() Olena Itsevse It) Rtnsasae (•> Huntlns A Flshlag Til* (I) Josny Quest (IS Daniel Boone (I) The Honour* aiM (•> Perrr Hsssa (•) Dseee B#e4 •in Dr. Kildare Mr Thr*a Sots lit* (I) Password (t) BewItehsS •it* (II Haasl (I) Payton PIso* (i) Bailers of HIb»* tint (IS Busliens* Thtatsr (I) Jimmy Dssn Ehow (II Ths Do lend or* tins (I) Nows. * ports, Wsatksr (I) Nswssoye (SI Newells* i n n (SI Th* Lat* Shew (!) Thrator nr |k* Iters tin* (I) roolakt Skew ill 11:9* ( I ) Ceseostrsttea (t) Andy of Msyksrry (it Dec. Bride tlilS (It Jeopardy (1) Pries I* Rtekt (it Th* HeCoye F R ID A Y F . ft11:1* C l Bay Wkee (St (I ) tt it l (It 1|:I0 (It (It et 11:41 tS. tlitl C l lioo II) (1) i t } ! . , . Kaegsre* (It Wssthsr. g iw a (It To4ar (it Carlo**villa '•"-mo ee Court ,11 Diverse fit Amsrlilean History lists for Wimen »;t» III KtcrclMi (ft Hsmpsr Room 0:1* (It (temper Room (I) Sloralnx Hoyle l*:S* (I) Maks Ream (or Deads (•> Now*— Mrs Wetlate 11:1* (It Whet's TMe Seag lit I Wave Ucy (It NBC Nemo Report obligation Negroes suffered In slavery. I think that w* women could do mors then we're do­ ing to advance the cause of civil right*. Tha biggest con­ tribution we could make as former elavea ourselves would be to eay over and over to our aone, "You don't have to master everything, darling. You dont have to beat every­ body you fight. You don't havo to knew everything oth­ er people expect you to know. With me you're tope, win or lose." "Tho master derives his whole importance from tho si eve'a wllUngntaa to be a ■live," writes Dr. Ackerman. “ Should tho slave defy him, his omnipotent power is de­ stroyed." That's a lovely thing to happen to a master. It helps him to relax and makes him available to love. TO N IG HT FRtBAT F. N. l l : t t - l t i l l Art EnrlthMAkt tt:tl-| | :lt Klndsrttms 19:1*-] otA Qusit l : l t > l :l l Ki pi or In f iclence t;ll-|:l> (1-4) Quest VTR Now You Know United Free* latentaUena] Bacteria can reproduce ev­ ery BO minute* which theoret­ ically means tha reproduction qusnese Isarsb (Per Tsmtrof calls weighing 4,000 times row Pathsr Kesw# Bset tha mas* of the earth In a 41 Oil,41a* Llsht hour poriod, according to the M id N«w» Iteport Nrnr • Kdlturlal • Encyclopedia International. lx>v# or Mf* Donna Raed News— Truth or Corns- City, Tew*, and I recall hav­ ing been led In Th* Lard's Prayer by Mis* Nsttl* Ol­ son, my third grads tearher teacher it Hunt School In J03T. It was obviously Miss Olson's idea because when 1 passed into the fourth grade, that teacher did not lead tha class in prayar. And I can't recall o v e r having prayed in achool with that one excep­ tion. • • • D E A R ABRY; "FOR PRAYER" la sadly mlsinformsd. No law on earth can prevent anyone from praying wherever he wishes. You see, a prayer can be ailent communication with the Lord for tha purpose of making * request, offering thanks, sapresslng adora­ tion or even to mak* a con­ fession. It Read not he said aloud in a group lad by a achool teachsr—nor ahould It be. m i tit Kucus New Record tito C l l.el's Make A Deal CHATHAM. England (UP1) ist a * The World Turas IS) N-w-tlne — Students from the Medway 1:11 (It NUC News Itrpnrt College of Technology claim­ liOO (1) Slotn.nl ul Ktar <a) Paisword ed a now world record — <l) n a m e In The W U4 crowding n people into a sixlilt <11 Dealors (•) Art Dlnktetter easier car. !l t Day In c o e r t 1:14 (•) ABC News (I lies t Another World (At T* T ill Th* Truth ( t l Qentral Hospital (I Sill ) News— ISdwarda lilt ( t l Tou Don't a*y (•) Rds* et Nlyhl (I ) Th* Teune Msrrltds (It Httsh Oeme IlH (I ) The Secret itorm (SI Trellmaeltr 1:11 C ) MIC Newe Itoport 4:10 I Mike Douelse Show (S) Uncle Walt 1:00 (SI I'etcr Potamus (t ) Newe. Weather, ■ports (I) Ns*scope W k P B -T V (MAXNKt, at FRIDAV A. M. lilt llU-t:in tios-t:lo I;t0-t:ll 9:03-10:30 lt:|t.l*i|l 14:41.11:14 tt:l*-U ;ll ll:lt-tl:tt Bleu On Tlmelln* American llUtorr Jisadlnx Enrich­ ment 44-tl Spanish Review Spanish Rsvisw Bsleno* Cluk (•-«! Florida Nlatory (It VT Musis Eerlcbmsoi VT Your* very truly, PRAYS ALONE • • • DEAR ABRY: 1. for one, was glad to see the Su­ preme Court taks prayar* nut of the public schools, I am nnw 50 years old, but 1 still vividly reralt the dis­ comfort endured by some of the Jewish children when th* teacher who had charge of our school lunchroom nmilc all the students how their head* and thank their Lord, Jesus Christ, for the food they wrre about to rat. AN M.D. IN L. A. • • • Troubled? Write to Ahhy, Box M700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aetf-addressed envelope. • • s For Abby’a booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wad­ ding." send 30 centa to Ahby, Rox 00T00, I«os Angeles, Calif. jo u _ SAID IT. ALVtM* OUT OUR W A Y WHAT'S THF MAT*!** T SAJ-JUftT HAWO-HtAOBWMAUSs 1 WITH TXOSB TWO» I OVERHAUL THB LAWAJ MOWER, ' LAUTHBRCN9 HA» J 0UT "THATHEOTAkEW ITAIMRT WDKDO a WORD \ HE CAUTPWKJRROUTMOWTORJT IT MRTHG LA*THALF ) BACXTOORTWBRARAIId/ H IlD O AMTHEV J PRCOtVTOA*K JlMWV K R AUVT,ANO ’ n-, JWVMV^-IDOWTIJBBOieMTeeFFBRTO ' V HELWDM.999 HER AWKSCVXDH*T»W — - HAVETOMAKEA BUTON 'How many oorvlngo te t can? That depend* an tbs lurfte* to b# covered. Do you Always faqa him whUt feeding, «r do you ocosifi ■tonally turn your baekT* SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD "I have a real problem with my akin. My fac* ia not lined but If (O r*d; it U vgry bad. 1 hive seen • doctor, but he say* there la nothing wrong with me. My akin ia glao dry and won't hold powder. My doctor aayi I have what he callg a 'coemotic problem.' What ahould I doT-M. M." '?*")> itlid g<m^Qu«!t7»*u«t hatel to cleanse the skin, then use a light film of coametic oil. Your powdar will bold and your skill will look soft and attrac­ tive. To bring down the redm m , do not usa hot water or loap. It would be helpful to ic* your witch haiet for appli­ cation after deeming the skin. I Imagine your doctor suggest, cd that your diet ahould be bland. Face powder in a pale gr**n tone will do much to tone down the color in your ■kiq. You can buy this powder where theatrical makeup U •old. "What color should I choose for a spring ault? A rather dressy one? I sew mysalf and can make any style. I hate chestnut hair turning gray, greenish eyes. My skin is fair and anoe, like a redhead’s, it was (Tackled. I am forty-nine, tall end not overweight.—Eltarn." Why not choose one of th* m w soft greens? This would be lovely ia wool, and a color flattering to your type. Choose a shaath dress with a abort Jacket, bind the jacket in matching groigratn ribbon and tie at the neckline with the ribbon. Uee the gro*grain on th* drees, also. You can have a set of matching green acre*, aorles, also brown, black and, for summar. white. "I have a Mack Portias Iamb atota and R i* wearing on the edges. Do you have any suggestions (or fixing it so that it ia wearable? I can sew but do not have much imagi■atlas—Dot." The very latest idea U te Mad th* edges of stotaa ia flat furs with braid. A narrow black with some Jet in it would be dressy. Get the braid just wide enough to cover the edges and hand-srw. This is > smart way to “ do over" a atole. “ Is It Improper to go with­ out a hat to a large restaurant in a big city for dinner?— Reader." No, women go everywhere without haU—Hi smarter end well-groomed I (and many fashion people, al­ so) think a hat la quit* im­ portant for that finished look. "My neighbor, who has tnovaway, used your Instructions to aid her neck. Can I get them, also, and how?—Fannie T." Just send me a long, self-ad­ dressed, stomped envelope with TEN centa in coin for a copy of "How To Youthify Your Neck." Tomorrow— Critic'* Comar. OUR ANCESTORS*" e s s t i l* .W t s D « s l "I not only didn't bav* my own car when > w m your age . . . I was lucky If I hod my own ohooil” TIZZY U TOXITI3 Til HU BAT. ASm. si.oo a ('arises TiM Oalr -NldllT FllillTKRS* Mahrrt MltrhiM 9ilB Oalr 'Y'know, if she decldei to kits nil of tig, gpg i the prlnc* market!” SHORT RIBS • w i> s t u « a « * i 1 M bo on tho honor roll thla month K It woront fag goomatry and hlttory And French ond biologylM D og's Lift M l STARTS SUNDAY NOMINATED FOR 13 ACADEMY AWARDS By Kata Osann t >\MV f ) » r\ HI L)t IN 1 HI ATR» AT 1:90 - 3:03 . 5:10 7:13 - (t:30 Wos- J«r (S) Ulrl Talk (S) Tennasses Ernla FRIDAY A . ft. 1:01 (I) llga o* • ill (I) eunrbln* Almanac ■: » <4> News A Wr*tb«r 4:11 til letr* to ckemlstry (I) ■■arise Bseititsr CIS tit News A Wssthsr Tive tl) Today (I) Suaahln* Alaosnao t i l t (I) Wahs-up Movtss T ill (0) Countdown News Ttll (II Farm Market Report Til* (it T»tay it) Seehunt n> Miskts ness* |:S0 (t l le a v e It To Beaver 7:M (It Lasal Haws. Wsa•it* •ill in i •te* By Dick Turner OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ri BUGS BUNNY t Z J h e $anui-foxJt u Open! 10 R.m. 'ill Midnltg Longwood Hotel Longwood THIS AREA'S NEWEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT. i �ton Gallery at the Longboat Key Art Canter. Both her portrait* amt ■till life painting* are in many public and private col­ lection! throughout the coun­ try. Tha DeBary Mansion Gal­ leries are open to tha public from 1 until 6 p.m„ Tuesday through Sunday, of each week. All persons in tha Cen­ tral Florida area who are Interested In art are urged to see tha fine paintings of Miss Bendell and Mrs. Dean. SPRING TIRE BUYS! MRS. GENE SHANNON (left), president of the Church of Nativity Catholic Women'a Club, and Mra. John Barhydt, preaident of St. Mary-Moffdalen Women’s Guild of Altamonte Spring, were among the 214 members of 35 church affllated groups attending the aprlng meeting of Orlando Central Deanery, St, Augustine Dio­ cesan Council of Catholic Women, in Silver Springe, (Herald Photo) SWITCH YOUR SMOOTHIES TO NEW GOODYEAR TIRES m rnim k By Mrs. H. L. Johnson .at ■ standstill. Thus new skills Bad you cant tel] me that you are required to meet the re. haven't been enjoying the wea-1 qulremesU of our everebang tber this part week. Ah' Good old aprlng. * * * J, C, and Na­ omi Sapp have relumed home after a pleasant visit with their son end family the J, C, Watch Out, Refs ONLY Sapp# Jr. They reside In Sum­ ANCONA, lU t, (UPI> — ter, S. C., where he Is station­ Tha Court of Appeals here ed with the armed service, ruled that a soccer referee is • • • Sorry to hear of Clark not a public official and there­ la Wane Brown Upholstery Fabric Mann's Illness. We hope his fore has no official immunity • Large Sofa-Bed •tsy la Florida Sanitarium is against the Intuits of soccer • Chair with Ottoman a very abort one. * * * Little • S Genuine Maple Tables — 1 Ceektalt si fans and players. 1 Step-End Tablea BUly Deland Just turned seven • 2 Maple Table Lamps years old by way of a birth­ day. Happy Birthday Billy, • * EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Olad to know that Doc War­ TOTTENHAM, E n g l a n d ren Is now home after under­ (UP!) — Several public going a aeries of tests at the health Inipectnra whose Job local hospital. Now Frances It Is to protect the public «ays ‘ ‘go back to work Doc." nKiiiiiMi ojiilantinnUd food AIK CONDITIONED COMFORT were taken ill with food poi­ 'jjaC* * v Mrs. W. C. Spivey it ST. 322-0983 soning after attending a staff (Pauline) Jr. is a patient again at the local hospital. Will dinner. be thinking of you Pauline ami hurry and return home. • • ♦ Saturday Is County 4-H Events “IP YOU HAVE MONEY— W E W A N T IT.’ Day out at the Agriculture Center. It will be an all day “IP YOU W A N T MONEY— W E HAVE IT.' affair. Sure hope to see a lot of the boya and girls there participating in demonstra­ tions. And hope also to see their parents there to wstcli them. • • • C. E. (Eb) Hunt­ er la a patient at Florida San­ itarium where he underwent eye surgery. Hurry home EB end be aura to take It easy when you do. • • • Hear that Sidney Hawkins Is the proud "Shooter" (T) of a If pound turkey this psst weekend. Is thst a proud boy) You esn bet be Is, and I don't blsme him OM bit. • • • Tha Lake Monroe Extension Homemakers Club will meet nest Thursday even­ ing at the Community Build­ ing. Audrey Roberts, club health chairman, will have charge of the program. A skit on health safety will t>e given by 11 girls from the 4-H Han­ dy Helpers club. U'a a cute and funny skit, so hope all member* will be able to at­ tend. Tber* also will be the .nomination jol nf/ireja^So trvTalking about to attend, wonderful weather this past weekend. Sure wish you could have been with Lynn Giles and n e akmg with Director Ernest Cowley's High School Hand. (ON INTEREST) They attended district band meet In St. Petersburg and •pent tbe night at the Hotel Tampa Terrace and had the surprise of their young lives. Besides 11m Milwaukee Braves staying, there the band got to ee* bigwig baseball alars of the past such as Warren Spaha, Eddie Matthews, Yngl Berra, Casey Stengel, Stan Muilal and so many others and alae got to abake hands with tha Governor. They hare many an autograph, too, and will be talking about this trip for a tong time lo come. They were special guests of the Braves Sunday afternoon when they played a game with Yogi's New York Mels. I hope Just because we were 1hclr guests Let U b Show did not cause them to lose the geme. One of the membra has Vou How ■ ball to prove they were there. I aura didn't see Terry Much Our Rabun eet any strawberry cake but did take a picture of him talking to Governor Burns. 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S. government but it could be forced to turn them over to the Os­ wald estate. Eventually, the weapon mny be worth many, many thousands more to the person who meets Mrs. Os­ wald’s price. This is bad business. There’s been enough profit-mak­ ing already over the assassination of President Kennedy. Some of it in ex­ tremely bad taste. Where docs it stop? Statistics now show that one out of every four of ui will drrrlop ran err before we die! So we are all vital* ly inlrreatrd In any possible remrdy. That’# why (hi# dental surgeon at Little Rorlc naked me about the Electric windshield wipers and au­ tomatic windshield washers. — Glareproof windshields. — Padded dashboards. While these standards would ap­ ply only to government vehicles, Washington purchases so many thou­ sands of them every year that It might pay Detroit to crank them in­ to the cars it builds for John Q. Cit­ izen us well. Thought For Today I am the Lord your God from the land o f Egypt; you know no God but me. and besides me there is no sav­ ior.— Hosca 13:4. • • • Sometimes n nation abolishes God, but fortunately God is more toler­ ant.— Herbert V. Frochnow. Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Helen Fuller Soys Political Notebook KKK Faces Attack For a starter, lets look at the "present system.” According to a review by two political science scholars. •oMM-*-*^ -b.-fore 11if Supreme Court’# "one-man, one-vote” ruling, 26 states then used the population fac­ tor—modified with varying re­ strictions in most cases—in apportioning ROTH houses of their legislatures. Today the total would be higher, though the situation is fluid that an exact count can be quickly outdated. Admittedly, a modified population plan is not "one-man, one-vote.” Rut neither is it an area system modeled on the U. S. Senate. Furthermore, William Colman, executive director of the Advisory Commission on Inter­ governmental Relations, told a Senate subcommittee that it WASHINGTON - The Ku was the common rule in this country's early history to use Klux Klan is in (or an all out population as the sole basils attack directed from the White • vv'oriat W.rjrd Ro­ for .mmiMMMH houses. bert Shelton in Klan headquart­ As Colman points out, at one ers st Tuscsloosa, Ala., has time or another 36 states have more reason to be fearful of provided in their own consti­ the future than in many a tutions that population should be the primary basis for re­ year. Not since Alabama Sen. Os. presentation in both houses. Some 27 states decreed it car W. Underwood sacrificed should be the sole basis. his chance for the Democratic Says Cot man: [residential nomination in "This has been an extremely 1924 by advocating an antiuncomfortable fact for those Klan plank in the party plat who contend that the very form has a leading national foundations of the republic figure taken the militant posi­ were swept away by the Su­ tion President Lyndon Johnson preme Court decisions of is about to assume against the 1964." secret hooded order. Prof. Malcolm Jewell of the When word came from Sel­ University of Kentucky, in his ma of the murder of civil book "The Politics of Reap­ rights worker Mrs. Viola Liuzportlonment," notes that most zo, a white woman from De­ of the existing restrictions on troit, the President ordered the population principle were the FBI into full-scale, alladopted just decades ago night pursuit of the murderers. "when the specter of urban When the FBI, with impress EatsrprMa AHamonte Springs domination first begsn to ive speed, arrested four sus­ Mr*. Ritchie Harris Mrs. Jalla Barts# haunt the rural legislators." pects identified as members m -im MS-ISM He suggests that when tome of the Birmingham KKK, the m ibm of these limits were imposed President immediately dc Bear Lake-Foreat City it was nexcr expected that the nounced the Klan and all its Mr*. Maryann Mila Lake Mary •18-3178 Mrs. Frances Waster disparity between rural and works and vowed to bring it 322-8218 urban territory would become “ under effective control of the Casselberry so vast as it is today. To illu­ law." Mrs. Jana CiiMlknr? Lake Monroe strate the matter, Florida's US-5048 Mr*. H. L. Johnsek Under some circumstances •13-4732 most populous county in the this might be interpreted as a Chuluote 1960 census was 300 times theatrical or political gestureLongwood Mrs. Joan Magli Mrs. Donna Eats* greater in numbers than the designed to Impress and calm 183-174I B3I-3I1T smallest county. civil rights advocates. It hap­ DeBary North Orlando Jewell makes another signi­ pens, however, that the Pres­ -------- Mr* John l*nna Mrs.' Msrgi ret-tioabj ficant pcnir. otuoriua tn m s, •68-4883 122-8 fit Michigan in 1932 and Illinois Deltona Osteen in 1934 are three examples ol Mrs. Mildred Huey Mrs. Clarence Snyder 1 states whose legislatures re­ • ts-m i •22-4141 apportioned on a restricted Geneva Ovlada population basis after prolong­ Mra. Evelyn Lundy Mrs. Jo Ann Kays ed failure in efforts to redli261-8188 •48-4171 trict on the strict population footing their own constitutions demanded. The longer the delay in set­ tling a particular reapportionment dilemma, the more likely it has been that the population Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thursday, April 1, 1965 principle set forth in a state's constitution would ultimately be compromised. e d i t o r s s a r i a i . i i u s a W lL T C a a . lit BLOW. Far from being a iongem T R A S K f O l T f l t l l E , C lra tllS n • ovavral bedded tradiitlon, then, the ■OMERT ALEKARDRR r a c L r r o o k s h ir b S i t o c i t l i KUltor limits placed by legislatures AdvsrtlsIrR Director r a t n var r e i t on the population factor have ROV DREES S U n t s ln * K -lilo r frequently reftertrd fairly re AdvsrUsIna Heaagar DORIS W II.LIABS cent political Improvisation. ■ • c le t r E d it o r SAMIR IIORHAKBA DOTT1R All STIR More over, these and the I i i Im m Msaaosr C ity E ditor "area factor” were born rela m i w m .u lively late in U. S. history as Heekealael la *L O en elp E dlter a conscious rural effort to RILL VIRCBRT RISK I check rising urban influence WASHINGTON (NEA) -T h t widely voiced notion that throughout our hiitory itatt fedilatiiv*** have followed the federal pattern and apportion ed at lent one house on an area rather than a population bails ia the ehecrcit fancy. A considerable array of the country'! top political figures In both parties has thrown Its weight behind this idea that a deeply entrenched Ameri­ can tradition would be violated If population were henceforth to be the governing factor in legislative apportionment. In a little noticed speech at Nogalei, Arts., Barry GoldvaUr said the other day: “ I think reapportlonment is wrong end our present sys­ tem has worked well for the American people." controvert!*! new anti-cm* rcr substance railed Krehioxrn. Scrapbook this rase and tomorrow*a follow-up. CASE V-452: Recently I addressed a dental meeting at Little Rock, Arkansas. "Dr. Crane,” one of the dental surgeons began, "I have a medical question. "Since you are from Chi­ cago where the controversy T t i H e r a t ! s a e ir n m r s t a l­ has been raging about the l e r * f r n m I t * r r a d a r a <■■ p a lllie a f r a l r * . T h e - t r u e r m a r ■•* anti-cancer substance called a s r s ■ •m e s w i l d r l th e t e l ­ Krebiozen, what is your can­ l e r a le * r a r r l r e I k e w e lte r - * did opinion of it? tra e l i n e a *d ■ M r m , L e tt e ra a t f e w e r t h e n ISO w a r d * "For one of my patients Is m ill be s t t r a p r r l e r r a r r . t e l ­ l e r * a d d r r * e e d «n f lt h r r * a r e dying of cancer. His physi­ a r r e s t a b l e p r e s id e d t h r r dn cians ail give him no more anl d e ll la p e r « « a a lt l lr * . I ’ l t f i r y I * a m p u k t ls h r d h r than three or four weeks to T h e I ll- r a id . live. Editor, Herald: "Do you think Krebiozen Let me congratulate you on might help him? And what is your fine articles, especially the theory behind it?* in the 3 24 issue of The Herald. Karen Walsh, one of the We need more spare and cre­ astute editors of our Chicago dit due those students who Sun Times, was presiding at study and achieve superior n meeting of high school ed­ ratings in high school. The fu­ itors where I was to give the ture leaders of our country banquet address. are outgrowths of these fine And Karen gave me my students. first report on Krebiozen. It had been used as a final Special credit is due also to Doris Williams for the cour attempt to stop the terrific ace tn speak her opinion on pain of a friend of Karin's Ihe vulgar trend of fashions. mother, who was dying of Although there are many rancer and whose pain could wholesome Christians, the filth not be controlled by our always gels front page head­ standard mediral drugs or morphine. lines. "Dr. Crane,” Karin wait!* If more space were devoted ” Dr. Andrew C. Ivy gracious­ to good people and good deeds of Christians, it would show ly sent some Krebiozen to the evil doers and thinkers this elderly woman’s doctor thnt they are not getting any and she was pain-free within attention or admiration. Gra­ about 48 hour*. "Although she passed away dually, it coutd be obliterated about a month later, at least and good clean moral people would result. More good clean her final four weeks with her Christians need tn speak ou* family were free from agony. She amiled and was happy." against dishonesty, vulgarity lb«* prelude, 1 have ■ il ainf.rir*«wtm rwr:.A Cml since contacted Dr. Ivy, who Children can be (aught that was my professor of physiol­ every good deed brings a re­ ogy at our Northwestern Uni­ ward; whereas evil thoughts versity Medical School. and deeds bring punishment, Remember, our American disgrace and often death. How Medical Association recom­ wonderful life would he if each mended Dr. Ivy to our Stale human Iteing would folktw the Department ns the greatest teachings of the Bible and the Lord, relieve the suffering ol his neighbor and be content with a nominal share of the world's wealth. There is enough of every­ Ily Water C. I'arkra thing in the world for all, but Three books about women when individual* start accum just published are tilled ‘'The dialing millions, which they Dangerous Sox,” "The Emo­ never enjoy, II ties up so milch tional Sex” and "The Useless goods In the world that many Sex." So what else is new? • • • millions of folks are deprived of the necessities of life, li For the 11th straight year, individuals were not greedy- Mndisonville, Ky., citizens then nations would not be will have no property or poll greedy and we could have tuxes. But come April, they'll have tha same incoma tax peace to the entire world. —Rcadct blues as the rest of u*. Letters Make Autos Safer In law, the federal government has no authority In the field o f au­ tomobile manufacturing. In practice, however, through the povrer of pur­ chase, it can set requirements that could eventually become standard on all cars. The General Services Administra­ tion has published a list of 17 new safety features It wants on the cars it buys, effective with the 1967 mod­ els. They include: — Crash harnesses for driver and passengers. — Steering wheel column thnt would not move more thsn eight in­ ches toward the driver in a 30-milean-hour collision. Standard gear positions on all au­ tomatic transmissions. sra-:i*sxm Dr. Crone's Where Does It Stop The gun that was used to cut down President Kennedy may be put on the auction block to the highest bidder. Profit will be made from the notorious murder weapon. It seems the mail-order rifle with the telescopic lens and other para­ phernalia legally are part of the estate o f Lee Harvey Oswald. His widow proposes to sell these grisly items and pocket the cash. Their value is estimated at §10,000 plus. -« Herald Area Correspondents ident is in dead earnest about Louisiana and most of the moving against those whom other members were taken by he calls the enemies of Jus surprise and promply marked Mee. who h>C. d£CS!,’.V t-o *,iy *i V s'Ir r w V have used "the rope and the Washington assumed t h i s gun and tar and feathers to meant “ file and forget.” And terrorize their neighbors.” perhaps it did then. The President proudly de Now the President is sug­ clarcs that his daddy fought gesting that white his lawythe Klan in Texas all his life i ers prepare a hill to bring the and adds "I have fought them Ktan "under effective control” all my life because their loy­ Congress might like to con­ alty is not to the United States duct some henrings into cases of America, hut to a society ol of Klan-connected violence. hooded bigots." Chairman Willis says lie will For years persons in and hold an early meeting to con­ out of Congress have criticized sider the possibility. the House Committee on UnAnother Southerner, Rep. American Activities for not George Ortder, (DTenn.l, a devoting sufficient attention to member of the House Judici­ the Klan and other right-wing ary Committee, said he will groups. Few remember that in 1ask his chairman, Einanucl the last serious effort to bring ] Ccller of New York, to investi­ pressure on the Committee to gate the Klan if the Willis com­ widen its sights in 1946, 81 mittee fails to act soon. With backing from the White Congressmen voted against granting an appropriation for House, young Congressman the next year. Among the SI Wellncr may produce a 1963 was Lyndon Baines Johnson of Congressional spectacular. Texas. Efforts to control or abolish Ihe Committee on Un-Ameri­ can Activities have repeated ly failed. This year an eager young Johnson supporter Charles Wellncr, who repre­ sents Atlanta, Ga., in the House, tried another lack. He asked to tie appointed to the Committee and promptly mov. ed to investigate Lhc Ku Klux Klan. Chairman E. E. Willis of Barbs medical aelentlit In tha U. S. A., bark in the lata 1940s! So Dr. Ivy was tent to Ger­ many to represent American medicine at tha Nuremberg trial of German medica who Had been accused of using human beings at guinea pig# for medical experimentation during the Hitler regime. Dr. Ivy, alnea 1917, hat been urging scientists to look upon cancer aa an evidencs of the breakdown in our natural Immunity to cancer which most of us have in childhood. Today, our five leading re­ search centers have all corrolmrated Dr. Ivy's theory! To understand Dr. Ivy's views, use the analogy of tha diabetic patient. Most diabetics also devalop thnt ailment in middle age, although many younger dinhctics are to be found. But the typical diabetic It diagnosed after tha age of 40, with sugar In his urine. At the age of 25, ha wai perferlly healthy and normal. So why should his body lark enough insulin at the ag« of 40 or 50? Well, hit 100 per rent pro­ duction of insulin has waned, so the diabetic "borrows" an extra supply of insulin from an outside aourre to ba in­ jected under his akin and thus bring hla Inner quoto bark up to 100 per cent. Cancer may thus ba re­ garded as a similar reduction at middle aga in our earlier natural immunity to malig­ nant tumor growths! "So," »ays Dr. Ivy, "why not borrow tha immunity of some other healthy animal and inject it till we bring tha cnnrnr nutU-AS -il-Iuee-t re. ftstance back up to the 100 per cent level?" (More to­ morrow.) 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(Herald Photo) Freedom Is 'Buried Under Dictatorships By U a* D n m i NEW YORK (NEA)-The tragedy of Mihajlo Mlhajlov, tha young Yugoslav writer who toat hli teaching Job and la threatened with the loia of hie liberty, la another re­ minder that true freedom cannot exist even in the moat benevolent of dletatorahlpe. According to Preeldent Tito htmaelf, Mlhajlov waa anility of a aerloua crime against litv Yugoilav atate when he dared to write the truth ebout Russia, In an essay printed In the Yugoilav literary j o u r n a l , ••Delo,” the 30-year-old writer end echoelar, though a Com­ munist himself, described the tragedlea of Russia’s concen­ tration camps. “The flrat death camps were not formed by Uia Gtrmens, but by tha Mlhajlov wrote, Buaslens, among other things. President Tito, the bene­ volent dictator who Is often described as a liberal by soma Amarlcan intellectuals, was Incensed. But not becauae he wna unaware that Mlhajlov wrote tha truth. 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The tree-planting e r a i e that has been sweeping FW theie pait few years may lake on a tropical atmosphere. Now cornea a seed import from Florida—the ear tree, or TALLAHASSEE <UPI)— more scientifaclly, the con*Gov. Hnydon Rums said to­ casta. day he will ask the Legisla­ George Fagan, who spends ture to authorixe a *300 mil­ about as much time with his lion highway construction in-laws, tha Robert H. Wil­ bond issue to be paid for by liamsons, at (2432 Yale Ave­ a pledge of about *10 mil­ nue) Sanford, Fla., as he does lion a year in gasoline tax here, brought back the seed revenues. —In an earl The program, similar to Producing a p i e c e o f one authorized for higher ed­ E R N E S T COWLEY, "fruit" from the conecaste, ucation construction tw o Seminole County school the faint-hearted In the office music co-ordinator, was years ago, would require a almost fainted. constitutional amendment. It looked for all the world elected president of the It would be a sort of "paySeminole County Edu­ like an ear sliced off a man aa-you-use" method of pro­ or woman, and left in the sun cation A s s o c i a t i o n to blacken. Insida ara the Thursday. Other new viding in four years road im­ officers are Mrs. Ro­ provements which the Gov­ seeds, of course. ernor said could not be ac­ Mr. Fagan passed around a berta Richards, v i c e few seed-bearing “ ears" to president; Mrs. Aliciu complished in 20 to 25 years friends. Many hope to try Schmidt, recording sec­ under conventional financing. He said he will ask the raising tha beautiful and retary, and Mrs. Mary massive tree in FW climate. Frances Holton, trea­ Legislature to propose the constitutional amendment as It may prove too cold here, surer. nn emergency so It can be however. put brfore the voters for ap­ The ear tree is a tropical proval n; refection in Novem­ American timber tre , produc­ ber of this year. ing a valuabla wood, much of T h i s would require a which ia used in making fur­ three-fourth* approving vote niture. of each house—or 33 sena­ The roiled ear-shaped fruits tors ami H4 House members, ara shaped so much like the a number hard to get on con­ human ear that few natives of troversial matter*. Florida know tha conacaste To pass aa a regular con­ aa anything but tha "ear stitutional amendment would By Donna Estes tree." We'll he glad to report in At regular meeting of Long, take less votes, three-fifths, a few weeks—or months— wood City Council Thursday but delay the public ratifica­ what piogivss, if any the evening, temporary chairman tion until Nuvembcr of 1066. Burns unveiled tha pro­ Carl A. Lnmmlcr read a reso­ seed planting brings. lution passed by the Central gram for the first time Tha 30-month Orange-Sem* Florida Stock Car Racing As­ Thursday night to a private inole tranaportation study sociation concerning the pro­ dinner at the mansion attend­ now underway will providt posed Joyce Brothers Stock ed by 10 newspaper publish­ ers and editors representing aniwcra to many of tha Car Stadium. about 44 newspapers. The rciolulion rcadi, in area'a traffic problem*. High speed computer* wilt be used part, "In the event it becomes to aimulatc traffic flow oa necessary for the Longwood the survey. Over 10,000 home Stadium to reduce the mdse Interview* will he conducted. level, the Association will modify stl vehicles used aI • • • Sidney M. RfChard, super­ the track or Install sound intendent of public work*, will resonators on the vehicles." Possibility of e x c e s s i v e WASHINGTON (DPI) attend the first environmental noise was one of the com­ President Johnson, determined health urban planning pre­ lect to be held in Florida plaints made by opponents of to press the antl-Communlit the track at a public hearing war in Viet Nam with "in­ April 19-30 In Gaineaville. on the matter held Feb. 1 creased efficiency." climaxes • • • Joe F. Tart, of Osteen, will and at three council meet­ his strategy talks with Ambas­ sador Maxwell D. Taylor to­ tie graduated from the Flor­ ings since. The trick i* to be located day at a National Security ida Highway Patrol's recruit school Saturday in ceremon­ on SR 434 (Saniando Springs Council session. ies on tha Florida Stata Uni­ Drive) in the southwest psrt The President has ruled oul versity campus. Agriculture of the city. Permits In the any overly "dramatic" moves Commissioner Doyle Corner amount of *0,840 already have for the time being, although will delivtr the commaice- been issued for three build­ reserving full freedom of acat the track for concess. tion to meet anything which ment address to the 39 grad- ings --------ton— ilinds— xtilmpfllA— MfL -may-develop.•-u*5ina—rU tu -palrohv.et::-------office buildings. No permit s e e His primary emphasla is on The Hcruld’a head writer will be necessary for install more effective use of man­ had a little fun coining the aliun of the track, itself. power and military equipment A copy of a letter was read already in the field. But some word "astronautess" on Jane Casselberry's feature story from Peter H. Griffiths, Or additional war material (or about flying with tha Forest lando, to Mr*. H. R- Joyce, a U. S. forces and economic aid Rangers. Now Jane eays her partner with the brothers in for the South Vietnamese will friends have coined a new the stadium venture, clarify be sent. word, too • . , "astro-nanghli- ins his company's position on eat." (Or, did she eay, “astro- locating an electronic* plant Air Offensive in the city. auttlestt” ) a • • The letter stated, In part, Inflicts Defeats It's about prom time sgnin. that "on facts made available SAIGON (UPI) - The gov­ The Seminole High Junior- to the l*oard of directors, we ernment shattered the weekSenior Prom will I* held at do not regard the presence or long lull in the South Vietna­ absence of the proposed track '.he Civic Center April 10. mese war with a double air­ e e • as being a fact that will in any borne offensive that inflicted W. H. Stamper, Sat ‘ - »y affect our final decision." major defeat* on the Viet realtor and mortgage broker, s 'Griffiths appeared at ■ Cong. ia attending the Florida As­ council meeting March U ex The action* cost 29 American sociation of Real tore quarter­ plaining hi* firm's interest in casualties snd five helicopt­ ly board masting in Jackson­ the area and said at that time ers shot down. that one factor in the com ville. a • • pany'i final declalon would be Resile haircut: The abound­ what land l» available and what the city planned lo do ing mane. • • • with it in the future. Ben Franklin waa An obliging kid; The spell of a June moon Someone said, "tie fly A kite," and he did. fell over the Seminole Cham­ ber of Commerce's waterways Bachelor: One wbe never MIAMI (UP!) - A Miami committee Thursday and it Mr*, girls. Reach lawyer was charged to­ promptly switched the date of day with lewd and laiclvious its Kt. Johns scenic cruise. Wilson, deGaulIe conduct In ennnertion with Cruise dates had been set hundreds of telephone calls tentatively for May 21-23 but Parley In PariB PARIS (UP1) - President made to housewives in the were changed to June 11-13 Charles da Gaulle and British area over the past nine years. when it learned there would Prime Minister Hareld Wilson Floyd S. Click, 44, was ar­ be a full moon the night of opened diplomatic talks today rested at his downtown Miami June 12. The committee decided a aimed at Improving chilly re­ office by police Thursday. latione between the two coun- Police charged Gtick with moonlight cruise on that night trie*. British sources said using fictitious names and po­ might be enough to lure as there was a "relaxed end sing as a doctor in making the many as 200 boata to Sanford. Dave McGUlU waa named telephone calls. Iriaadl/" atmosphere. FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA Vast Highway Plan Proposed By Gov. Burns Race Car Noise Control Vowed At Longwood LBJ Determined To Press War NO. 160 New York Hit By Deep Snow, West By Rain United Press Interactions! Snow and rsin hit the east­ ern seaboard and Far West today, dumping up to 10 inches of new snow in western New York snd triggering mudslides lhat threatened to bury 40 homes in Southern Callforla. Heavy snowstorm* plagued the northern Appalachians. Olcan, N. Y.. reported 10 inches of snow and Bradford. Pa., had four Inches in si* hours. Rain spread from the Carolina* and Maryland lo the Great Lakes. The western rain storm washed the region from south era Texas to the Pacific North­ west and Southern California. Authorities kept a close watch on 40 homes in Durban). Calif., and said they would move out residents if ncccs»v. HOW NOT TO FLY will be demonstrated by the Navy’s “ Flying Professor," (’apt. Dick Schram (USNR) next Snturdny, April 10, during the air show culminating the week long ReconnaissanceBombing Derby. Here he Is upside down (or downside up) only a few feet above the runway at Sanford Naval Air Station. Heavy rams pushed a inass of mud and water down Bur­ bank's exclusive Country Club Drive Thursday, washing a car l*cfore it and forcing most residents lo leave their homes. Traffic accidents on rainstick highways in the Los An­ geles area killed about a doz­ en persons the past two days. A two-year-old girl was killed when rain shorted wiring in her home. phy always is a grand occas­ ion. The trophies will be present­ ed by visiting dignitaries at a special military review and award* ceremony Saturday morning. The purpose of the event is lo provide training for squad­ ron personnel through partici­ pation In various competitive exercises, thereby enhancing the overall readiness of the wing. The first event will Ns an exercise in the loading of a simulated nuclear b o m b . Squadron weapon* crews, one from each competing unit, will apply their shoulders and skill to the heavy cargo at t a.m. Monday. Their mission It U> Install -the "bomb" on-roceptaclei of designated air­ craft at quickly and efficient­ ion set. Tickets for the draw­ ly as possible. ing will bo available in all The weapons to t>e used, stores from merchants and while completely inert, will be drawings will be held nightly. similar to atomic ordnance in T h e Sanford Automobile site and weight. Dealers Association is spon­ The air show will feature soring the show, which will aerial demonstrations by the feature approaimately 150 Blue Angels, the Vapor Trails new cars from Holler Motor parachute team, the "Flying Sales, Hunt Llncoln-Mercury, Professor" Piper Cub ect, end Rill Hemphill Motors, Elllnor Sanford's own Vigilantes and Motor Company, Strickland Skywarriors along with Cecil Morrison, Seminole C o u n t y Field'! Skyhawki. Motors, and Haag ChryslerSocial events also will have Plymouth. a place in the week's proceed­ Entertainment will be pro­ ings. The Seminole County vided by the Glenn Reeves Chamber of Commerce will bind, a popular television hold a barbecue Thursday show. They will perform each night honoring the visiting military personnel. night from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Competitive spirit among .paring their unit with othersNavy personnel attached lo Thal'a the feeling that will be squadrons at Sanford Naval on the line as the Derby get* Air Station la running high at underway, sparking the per the competing units await (he formances of flight crews and beginning or the six-day Mlh annual Reconnaissance Bomb ground s u p p o r t personnel alike. ing Derby Monday morning, A total of 13 awards and Personnel of the various squadrons have hern putting Immeasurable squadron pride in long hours during the past aro at stake. One of the most several weeks preparing for prized posseasloni of each aquadron ia ila trophy case in the readiness exercise. The men feel a strong iden which the mementoes of unit tity with their units. They feel accomplishments are display­ a competitive pride In com ed. An addition of a new tro- Unique Auto Show Slated Next Week Sanford’s most unique auto show is scheduled for Wednes­ day, Thursday and Friday o( next week, with the heart of downtown Sanfoid blocked oft to form an "Auto Show Mali." Displays will open daily at 11:30 a.m. and will continue until 9 p.m. each evening. Greater Sanford Board of Trade Chairman DeWitt Ma thews has indicated that all retail stores will be open dur­ ing the evening hours until 0 p.m. in conjunction with the show. Three prize* will he given sway, including a color tele­ vision set, a stereo record player and a portable televis­ June Moon Decides Cruise Date Lawyer Charged For Lewd Calls cruisrmaster and the commit­ tee instructed him to make il a slow rruite. "The true beauty of our river can only be appreciated on a leisurely cruise," said Sain Levy, committee rhalrman. The committee alto voted to hold a fish fry and dance (he night of June 11 to kick off cruise activities. It will be held at the Civic Center and all those who register for the cruise may attend. Registration fee for the cruise includes the fieh fry and entertainment. On the last day of the cruise weekend, Sunday, June 13, plan) arc being made for the boats to leave Sanford at 0 a.m. and cruise lo Blue Springs for lunch. Busts for the cruise will be launched at the ramp at foot of Palmetto Avenue ami police protection will be provided for cars and trailers. Assistance will be available for launch­ ing and parking. Each boat will be provided with a windshield aticker and • packet of Information, in eluding a map of tha cruiae area. Levy said many boat and ski clubs already had indicat­ ed (heir intention of taking part in tha June cruise. Sub • committee chairmen named for the cruise are Al Ice and John Brumley, food; John Kridcr, registration and accommodations; Harry Rob son, entertainment, and W. A. (Jake) Adams, ramp assist­ ance. Camping facilities are ex­ pected to be provided in the downtown area for those who wish to camp during the weekend. Top Salary Would Be At $6,500 TALLAHASSEE (UPD) — Florida Education Association director Ed Henderson said today the Legislature will he asked to provide teacher pay raises costing *ino million a year even though it will require new taxes to finance. Henderson, head of the teacher lobbying group, said the FEA is Insisting on a *500-across-the-board raise for every teacher at a cost of *45 million a year pins a raise in the maximum pay of the five different ranks of teachen at a cost of *53 million a year. Gov. Haydon Bums hat said he will oppose new or increas­ ed taxes. So have the presid­ ing officer* of both houses and the majority of the mem­ bers of the appropriations committees of both houses. Governor Burns went before the FEA at its stale conven­ tion and told them he'd rec­ ommend pay raises If there was any money left above what is now anticipated—but he frankly admitted he taw little chance of It. Henderson said it Is up to the FEA to tell the Legisla­ ture what Is needed for qual­ ity education regardless o( the state's financial situation —and then the Legislature can decide how u r it wants to go ill meeting that nerd. " fie r y where wo go. the people tell us they are willing to pay additional taxes for education," Henderson told a morning news conference. Ik said the sales tax was the only available source. The increased state fund* being asked would raise the starting salary to about $4,400 or above and the average teacher aalary to *8,500 a year. It would push the top salary (or a 15-year, teiwher on con 'tinulng contra "I P> about *8, 500 from alutc funds, Florida now ranks 21st in the nation in teacher salaries, he said, and 35th in state sup port of all education compar­ ed to eighth in aupport of hos­ pitals, loth In police protec­ tion and 30th In roads. Auto Industry Builds Record BLACKBERRIES ARE RIPE at the Central Florida Experiment Station and picking began this week. Here Thomas D. Lemon, field assistant, displays 2-1 pints o f the large Flordagrand and other mixed varieties. These berries will b« available in local stores. (Herald Photo) Blackberry Crop Harvested Here One of the most promising new crops in Ihe area is black­ berries, which now are being harvested in the Ccnlral Flor­ ida area, Ihe Central P’orida Experiment Station reports. Dr. P. J. Wcstgale, who is in charge of the blackberry r.vperimi'iila :ii Ihe Gallon, > port* blackberries are selling at *5 to *8 a flat (a dozen pints) on the wholesale mar­ ket, as compared to *1.50 to *2.50 for strawberries. "Wo have perfected two hy­ brid strains which produce fat, juicy berries that are bringing lop prices to growers although there aro at present few blackberry farmers in the area. "Henry Simpson of Geneva has a few acres, as do Russ Alfred at Lake Ashby and Mayor Election Slated Monday By Margarot Cosby A mayor for Ihe Village of North Orlando will bo ricctrd and sworn Into office at Mon­ day’s 7:3d p.m. reorganlzatlonal meeting of the village council. Mayor Irene Van Ecpocl did not seek rc e!cc tion to the Council. Administering the oaths ol office to newly rloclrd coun cil members and lo the coun cll-clectrd mayor will be the village attorney, Orville John­ son. Taking office will be C. E. Rowell, group one; Lloyd P. Brown, group three; George T. Fuller, group four, and J. A. Wcti, group five. Only in cumbent on council la __Dayt Tllson who holds the group Iwo scat. DETROIT (UPI) The ■uto Industry act aomo more records Thursday. For the first time, the indus­ try has built more than BOO,ooo cart In a single month. The industry built 984,292 car* In March, ahalterlng the old one-month high of 866,83! set last December. Carmakers alto set a threemonth" record t*F buiitilniTT580.547 cars over (he JanuaryMarch period. This broke Ihe old quarter­ SPIKE ILL ly mark of 2,201,173 car* set SANTA MONICA, Calif. — in the final three months ot (UPI) — Bandleader Spike 1983. Jones, 53, was reported "slight­ ly Improved" hut still in seri­ ous condition today in Santa Monica Hospital from a lung condition. Last Ditch Effort In Citrus Crisis TAMPA (U PI) — Citrusmen were lo meet with U. S. Labor Department officials hero to­ day for a last-ditch effort at resolving the offshore labor crisis which threatens live Val cncla orange harvest. The citrus industry once again will aak the labor de­ partment to extend Hi April IS deadline for foreign laborera now picking crops in Ihe •tate. Industry members contend the deadline will come at the peak of the harvest and that on-tree spoilage of millions ol dollars will result. Currently there are 3,500 ofshore workers In Florida. The Industry says U those leave that only 10,000 domestic workers will remain. And an estimated 13,000 to 17,000 per­ sona are seeded Is the har­ vest. AG FUTURE GAINESVILLE (UPI>-The future ot agriculture la Flor­ ida will be discussed April 8-9 at a meeting oa the University of Florid* campus. Glenn Walton at Loch Arbor. Tom Lemon, of Oiteta, baa several acrea and Paul Bril) in DcLand has five acre*." Dr. Wcstgate report* that the berrlei grow well oa Um Florida land, or la a mixtura of *and and muck. Ibis attain was developed first in 1953 by Prof. Ralph Sharp, of the University o4 Florida, crossing Texas blackberrlei with native Florida dewberrlea. The two hybrid! now being planted are the "Flordagrand" and the "Oklawaba," Another brand, the "Ifcaai Brazos" also la popular. Blackberrlej grown at tbe local experiment atatloa art sold only at local markets* but regular growers* berries are lent to Naw York a i r kels. Local plants average II pints lo the bush but a grower in Ocala, R. C. Badger, with eight pollinated acres, aver* agci 47 pints lo (he vine. T h e s e are 4hree-yc*r-old plants and Badger ia a retired blacksmith—not a farmer. Dr. Wcstgale predicts a growing demand for the frail and expects that more grow* era will soon plant the vines, which are highly diieaae re* slstant. Youthful Driver Hurt In Crash A teen age boy waa slight* ly injured Thursday in an au« to collision on Patmatto Avenue In front of the Post Office. Tommy Lee Hayea, II, of Eustis. _was _the_ driver _«f_ » car which waa struck by aa* other vehicle driven by James W. Dodson, 17, or 117 West 10th direct. Police said Dodson waa backing out of a parkin* space and struck the Hayea autu. Dodson was charged with failure lo yield right-ofway, according to tha police report. J L Announcing H U N T L IN C O L N -M E R C U R Y ’S RED CARPET SP R IN G SELLIN G SPREE FEBRUARY 15th THRU APRIL SOik The Red Carpel Will lie Out For Every New Far Buyer. Drive A Comet Or The New Mercury Then Compare. You Will Be In For A Bi| Surprise. Highest Trade Ins la History On Car Of Your Choice. REE US TODAY ! t HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. 322-4884 lOt N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Flo. / •> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I ALL 't l ’ h. e i l •♦•■••/lea,. Oeertf YOU CAS * * 9 9 SANFORD PLAZA 0N0RsamtJrd, flZ jr « n w « a th , . Hot FUTURE FARMERS o f America will holt! a dis­ trict contest May 7 at Seminole Hi|?h School. Lucy Willis and Danny Dickerson, "Sweet­ heart” and president, respectively, of the SHS chapter, will compete, after takinR top honors in the auh-district mcctinR over DeLand, New Smyrna Beach and Sanford Junior IIIr H at Pierson. i tu m sT asp Irin EMPRESS FOIL Loyalty Dinner Set Tonight Grace Methodlit Church o f Fanford will have a '’ Loyalty Dinner" at 6:30 p.m. today In the church’s Fellowship Hall, Rev. John H. Hires Jr., haa announced. James L. Griffin, general chairman o f the compliment­ ary budget dinner, has pre­ dicted that the $561 weekly needs o f the church will be pledged during the event. The congregation is divided into two teams, the "Golds" and the "Blues." Commander for the Blue Team is Charles Fly with Russell Gill and Richard Rreexe as majors. Co-captains who will preside at individual tables, include Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. John Carver, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kostival, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Butler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Roasman, Mr. and Mrs. Itirhurd Silvers, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sorokowsky and Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Clemmcr. Wayne Thompson Is com­ mander for the Gold Team and majors are Gordon Meyer u U Library Issues Rule On Papers and Donald Jackson. Co-cap­ tains are Mrs. Ilallie Arwood, Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Carthel, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tonklnson, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Rape, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Raul Markos, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Turner. Mrs. Roy Wall Is serving as rhairmsn o f the kitchen committee and dining room hostesses, Mrs. F. J. Murray and Mrs. John Martin, will he assisted by members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. ny Julia Bartoa Officials at Hie Altamonte Bprings Community Library have announced that in the future thry will he nhlr to handle old newspapers con­ tributed for re-sale In order to aid the library only if they pre folded and tied. Lark of storage spare necessitated this derision and the pre-pnrkuged papers will present no problem as they tun lor moved rnpidly. Donations by persons wish­ ing to contribute to the pro­ ject are appreciated and the librarian will ha happy to The Battle of Pea Ridge, givo instructions for folding and tying the pn|>crs so that Ark., was known to the Con­ they will lie uniform In sise federates as the Battle of and easily stacked for prompt Kit.horn. It saved Missouri removal. for the Union. i 2S* ROLL 3,#rl 9J G O L D C R IST "JUST WONDERFUL" SHERBET HAIR SPRAY PTS. - ASST. FLAVORS JUMBO SIZE (LIMIT t) (LIMIT 1> • sa sf . 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Mrs. James M. Waller, president o f Ilia Library A s­ sociation, is serving as gen­ eral rhnirman o f the tea with Mrs. Graham Fuller in ehnrge of invitations. Many residents liuva volunteered to assist with other details o f the a f­ ternoon in order to insure its success. An official greeting rommittce will be made up of association officers anil trus­ tees and floating hostesses also will lie available to give information on the library. SAT, Thereisan ECKERD DRUG STORE Convenient! 5 U.S.P. GRAIN A t Grace Methodist Church H R iio o S T HMITiD OUANTITIIS OM SOMt ITtMf 6-12 (LIMIT 1) e-RCVMU TWIN RIAR A IIT O M A TS INSECT REPELLENT C O ffK M A K IR sSIw lw — .ta l L . a towSlMs a^« I*11— ( im« •** *s»«»U»s . -J -1j- i �Editorial Comment Lake Monroe Causeway * t € lO c Holiday Inn plans to build • motel-restaurant on Lake Monroe near the aite o f the proposed marina, reliable aourcea tell ut. The motel will be in excess o f 100 rooms and will have a rooftop.glass enclosed res­ taurant overlookinc the lake and marinn (one of these days). Commitment* for the Hol­ iday Inn franchise have been made but many details re­ main to b« worked out. The motel is expected to cost about $1 million, ac­ cording to reports. Anyone for reservations? And dinner for two? • • • “ The Interstate highway program hns crcnted great problems f o r communities that have been by-pass­ ed........... and these problems will be­ come more acute as work on the In­ terstate system progresses, with more and more communities left out o f the mainstream o f fnst-moving tourist traffic. "Thousands o f our citizens have invested millions of dollars; often their life snvings, in motels, restaur­ ants, filling stations, attractions and other facilities entirely dependent on heavy tourist traffic." Gov. Haydon Burns made those statements in his message recently to the Florida Legislature. The Governor was speaking pri­ marily o f federally designated twolane highways. Tnat is the reason that he called the situation "a grave emergency” and requested $300 mil­ lion revenue certificate program to four-lane more than 1,000 miles o f such highways. But the Governor failed to take into consideration such counties as Seminole where Interstate 4 has sped past our communities, travel­ ing through the groves of the lesspopulated western half o f the coun­ ty, necessitating a whole new build­ ing program — new filling stations, new motels and new restaurants. — At the expense o f existing facilities. Not one single dime in the $300 million program proposed by the Governor would go to Seminole County. In his effort to help the by-pass­ ed communities, Gov. Burns has passed us by. Seminole County is one o f the fastest growing in the state und is expected to grow even more rapid­ Mom and Dad. . .no doubt you'll be pressured to ap­ prove purchase o f a car by your high school student o ff­ spring. Here are some inter­ esting figures to bear in mind: A study at one school showed that no straight " A " student owned a car; 15 per cent of the "B " students owned cars; 41 per cent of "C " students owned cars; 71 per rent o f "D " students owned cars and 83 per cent o f failing students owned carsl • • • Anybody know the where­ abouts of Olan King? He was a teacher at Seminole High School in 1040 and the Class *40 Reunion Committee SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) Is trying to run him down. King was one of the class Authorities today awaited an sponsors. assessment of earthquake • • • damage in four northwestern Ronald Arthur Goerss, 215 Ridge Road, has been nnmed states to see if they qualified to the Dean's List at Kmory for federal assistance under a University. A H-plus academ­ presidential "disaster area" ic average is required to proclamation. make the list. Five persons died in the • • • twisting earthquake which Klwnnd R. Friend, Seminole Jolted the Pacific Northwest, High School graduate of including part of Canada 1053, has been assigned to Thursday causing destruction the Pueblo Army Depot to mounting into the millions of serve as a field representa­ dollars. tive on quality assessment Gov. Dan Evans, of Wash­ for the Pershing Missile ington, who spoke to President System. Friend works for the Johnson by telephone, said he Martin Company. He is a would claim western Washing­ memlter of the VFW and the ton a "disaster area" if dam­ Loynl Order o f Moose in San­ age warranted it. He said, ford. however, a full assessment • • • might take three days. House numbers in Lake The quake which hit at 8:2? Mary will be delivered this a. m. PDT (11:29 EDT), was weekend by memlrers of Lake felt throughout Washington, Mary Hoy Scout Troop 242 northern Idaho, northern Ore­ irrrompnnicd by members of gon, western Montana and the Chamber of Commerce, southern British Columbia. sponsors o f the community Seismologlats said it was house numbering project. centered in the northeast cor­ • • • ner of Mason County, Wash., The motorcade promoting about 40 miles southwest ol New Smyrna Bench's Seuhere. side Fiesta will pass through Damage was centered prin­ Sanford Saturday afternoon cipally in four western Wash­ at 3 o'clock. Officials o f the Firsts have requested Police ington cities — Seattle, Ta­ Chief Arnold Williams to coma, Everett and Olympia. The damage to'-al climbed provide a police escort steadily ai reports continued through town. to come In. The Seattle public • • • One way for a volunteer school system alone suffered fire department to make damage estimated at more sure it has all latest knowl­ than $1 million. The quake was proof of the edge on fire fighting techni­ ques is for one o f its mem­ pudding for engineers who de­ bers to hold a top level job signed Seattle's towering 600 in the field. That’s whnt's foot Space Needle, the second happened in Deilary. . .As­ Tacoma Narrows bridge and sistant Fire Chief Darwin other new structure! around Bruce has born made crew the area. Most dam ige was reported chief of the Cape Kennedy Space Center fire department to older building. The newer ones were virtually unscath­ on Merritt Island. ly in the next decade. Yet this program, not expected to be completed until 1970 if the legi­ slature and voters approve, does not take us into consideration. Both of our legislators in Talla­ hassee have indicated there may be tough-sledding for the $.100 million bond program unless other by-pass­ ed cities and, counties also get re­ lief. A project that would give Semi­ nole County a smnll piece of the $300 million pie would be a causeway over Lake Monroe. There is no doubt that such a project would bring tourist traffic back onto U.S. 17-92 from Winter Park to D cljind and prevent many businesses from facing a financial crisis. Rather than four-lane Highway 17-92 from Orange City to the St. Johns River bridge, wouldn't it be more feasible to build the causeway and tie into Interstate 4 at the in­ terchange south o f Orange City? Of course there is nothing in the Governor’s program to four-lane U.S. 17-92 in that section o f Volu­ sia County. But it has been pro­ posed. A causeway over Lake Monroe would do many of the things the Governor is seeking. It would protect property invest­ ments in Orange, Seminole and Vo­ lusia Counties; it would benefit al­ most all o f our communities; it would attract industry and tourism. We don't think it is asking too much of our legislature to press for the inclusion of funds to build the Lake Monroe Causeway in the Gov­ ernor’s emergency $300 million bond program. NOW l Seminole County T ige rs' Departing Tha first RA-5C Vigilante equipped squadren to deploy almard an aircraft carrier wilt return to Sanford Naval Air Station Wednesday after 10 months o f service in the Pa­ cific, including four months o ff the coast o f Viet Nam. Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Five, tha "Savage Sons," left Sanford last June. The first group will return to Sunfurd with a six-plane RA-SC formation. Transport aircraft art scheduled to bring home approximately 270 support personnel next Fri­ day. Naval personnel, dependents and newsmen are expected to greet the airmen upon their antral. Among those greeting them will be Cdr. Paul V. Werner, chief staff officer. Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, who commanded the unit during the first seven months o f its deployment. The U8S Ranger, from which the equadron operated in the Western Pacific, soon will be replaced by the USS Independence. Another 8anford unit, Reronnalssance Attack Squadron One, will deploy aboard Indtqiendenca and continue the Vigilante Reconnaissance mis­ sion in the Western Pacific area. The "Tigers" will depart Sanford thia weekend, with the first group leaving Satur­ day. Tha unit la acbeduled to depart the eontinenUl U.S. on board the carrier in early May. * * • Wius * on the S t Johns River Phone 322-2611 * * Zip Cotie 32771 * ♦ “ The Nile o f Am erica” ferali* # WEATHER: Thursday 7(5-53; fair thru Saturday, high 80; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, APIHL 30. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 180 More U. S. Troops Alerted Billion Dollar Bill Getting Final Touches c * 3 S A N F O R D 5 L Communists' Participation Seen In Revolt / P O u r tr itB T d ea th s TH IS YEAR WASHINGTON (U PI) — TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Additional U. S. troops were The House appropriation* on alert today to move into committee nave final approv­ the Dominican Republic if al to its billion dollar general needed to reinforce the 4,200 money bill today as the le g ­ islature edged towards the Marines nnd paratroopers al­ end of its fourth week. ready there to evarunta The committee met early in Americans and other foreign nationals. the morning to put the fin­ ishing touches on the measure High Washington officials ami gave It* stnff the "go continued to insist that tho ahead" to start drawing tinmission was mainly to protect measure for introduction. American lives in the rebel­ The House and Senate con­ lion torn capital o f Santo Domingo, vened and adjourned for the weekend. Hut they obviously wrero With the 1005 reulur ses­ concerned about tho prospect sion about half over, appro­ <>f Castro-dominated ComPOLICE CHIEF ARNOLD WILLIAMS AND THE RECORD. priations Chairman J. .1. Grif­ numists taking over tho rebel fin, of Osceola, pushed to get movement. the money bill on the floor of Official* said there was the lower chamber by early considerable Communist par­ next week. He said if the i ticipation In tho revolt, but measured adhered to ached- I pointed out other faction* ule, the House would take it j Today marks s two-year The lust fatnlity occurred 25th Street and French Ave­ were involved as well. ed by the long temblor. anniversary for Fun ford. station sign and the peaks of a up on Thursday or Fi idny. Three known Communist at 5 nan. April 20, 1003, when nue. The Semite met in execu­ few houses were the only vis­ It Ims been two years—730 Since that time, o f course, organizations have been Ident­ Mnm-lhi* Daniels, 1837 Lin­ ible remains of Gulfport, 111., tive session for an hour to days—since a traffic fatality Fmiford Ims Imd its share of ified with the rebels—the BURLINGTON, Iowa (UPI) across the river from Burling confirm Gov. Iluydon Rums' occurred within tiro city lim­ coln Court, died In a two-car vehicular accidents—many of Popular Sociulist party, tha collision at the intersection of them setioua — but none o f Muvimiento Popular Dominracing commission appoint­ its. The flooding Mississippi Rivet ton. Humid, of ratio and tho pro-Castro Nth them futal. submerged an Illinois village The town's 232 residents fled ment* — Louie today, assaulted a Coast safely as the Mississippi en Miami, a* rhuirman, and "Two years without a fatal­ o f June party. At tin* outset o f the upris­ Guard station here and batter­ gulfed their homes and fanned James L. Lee Sr., o f Tampa; I ity is a record .Sanford can ed dikes defending towns and eight miles wide, claiming the Robert C. Lechner, of Jack- | be proud of," Police Chief ing tlie icbcllion contained a Arnold Williams suid. "And broad spectrum o f political rich farmland. town and nearly 30,000 acres sonville; Jack Fiveash, o f Pcnsuiola, and Martin Scgul, wo'ra going to keep that zero views. A large segment came Power pole tips, a service of rich Illinois farmland. up there," he milled, referring from the political party o f The river lapped toward of Orlando. A hill nbolishing the Flor­ to the number of fntnlilira exiled former President Juan Burlington's Coast Guard sta ida Institute of Continuing leeurded on tin* safely sign Bosch, tion as it rose toward a re At the tlmo o f his 1983 cord 21 foot crest expected University Studies and giving SAIGON (UPI) — Govern-[borne infiltration ol Commit- locnti-d in front o f tho police (he Hoard of H»ttents direct ouster,Bosch was accused e f ­ station. he e P 'c ' la. f.*f t of Bur •if nt troops todiy captur-L n n*»t. meav 4ti srsts It is the rontiol of the vff-vumpu* facing too tolerant o f the llngU.i and its 33,003 residents first-war service for Ihe Coast study program was approved guiiiilla arsenal o f about 1, Communists but ho hns never were safe atop a (stuff hut low Gftard since Korea. by a Senate committee. been considered by Washing­ not) brand new rifles and ntalying areas were flooded. The arms cache was discov­ ton to lie an outright Com­ chinrguns in the Mekong Del­ River waters washed ovet ered today during a major munist. ta .ind then repulsed a fer­ government sweep aimed «t much of nearby Gladstone. Bosch’* wife was In Wash­ ocious Viet Cong counterat­ clearing tho Viet Cong from 111., a town of 310, and ham­ ington today nnd planned to By Margaret Cosby tack aimed at recovering the Ihe Mekong Della. The Kicn mered dikes guarding towns hold an afternoon news con­ In co-operation with the jon Doth the Illinois and Iowa precious stores. lloa Province operation began Circuit Judge Tom Waddell ference, North Orlando G a r d e n banks. In the air war U. S. Navy Wednesday with a combined Jr. Thursday turned down a Flio said her husband Is Club's Beautification Month City water was cut o ff only planes iKimtied and strafed a amphibious and helicopter- change o f venue motion by still in Puerto Itiro but was of May, Mrs. Bessie Chase :tfi minutes Thursday night, North Vietnamese a r s e n a l home assault against a sus­ Attorney Albert N. Fitts in of the North Orlando Com­ Fireworks Blast ns city new s worked on the only 75 miles south of Hanoi pected Viet Cong training the ease of Jimmie Lee Drum- in constant touch with his fol­ lower* in tlie Dominican Re­ pany olfirr, advised today W recks Trolley lowering of water lines along iiiul attacked an ammunition area. right ami Israel Gilley, charg­ public, lhat she has received word 26th Street, City Manager \V. depot 15 miles further south. NAPLES, Italy (UPI) Thu operation killed 8(1 guer ed with the February rape of from William Gregory, ex­ A powerful Blast injured 60 E. Knowles raid today. Fifteen build ngs were dc riilas and captured 31 the a 12-year-old girl. PARATROOPERS ecutive vice president of the persons when a woman inad­ "Working with great dis­ strayed and seven damaged in first day hut there have been Fitts’ motion was based on SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) company, to allow all resi­ vertently dropped a bundle patch, our crews were able the two raids which left the no new casualty figures. "adverse" publicity given the —The United State* flew 2,dents up to 10,000 gallons of o f fireworks under tho to accomplish tho necessary area in flames. In today's a i r strikes ease and prejudice, both of city water for lawn and gar­ wheels o f a moving streetcar. work in a very short time," In another elfort to rut off against Hie Communist North, which be claimed would make 500 |>aiatra<ipers into tha Dominican Republic today to Viet Cong supplies the United 25 Skyraidcrs ami Skyhawks den care without charge. At least 14 o f the injured Knowles sail). it impossible to find un im­ join 1,700 U. S. Marines land­ This will be effective were hospitalized. The stieetOther water lines work on States ordered 17 high speed .ruin the aircraft carrier Mid partial jury. ed here previously to protect throughout the month of car and tracks were badly the r-6th Stieet project will Const Guard cullers and 200 way escorted by 14 Jets hit Waddell turned down the the live* o f American citi­ men t< » South Viet Nam to continue for about three May and will be extended ilnningfd and windows were the Tlilon I.inh Dong army move for lack o f sufficient zens. join the battle against sea- weapons de|>ot with 19 Ions id shattered in nearby building*. weeks. through June. proof Imt did say hu would Tho U. S. State Department Kates will return to the bombs and a barrage of roc­ reconsider if it becomes im­ said "law und order has ceas­ normal system of billing kets. possible to select an im­ ed to exist" in Santo Dom­ starting July 1. Pilots reported to buildings partial Jury. Jury selection is ingo, where ut least 400 In previous years Ihe resi­ destroyed and four others due n> get underway Monday Ib'iuinicau* have been killed dents have been allowed only heavily damaged. Four rail­ morning. and 2.000 wounded in six daya 6,ono gallons for Ihe beauti­ R. T. Milwce, superintendent 1U. S. education commissioner |and are awaiting word from road boxears were knocked Three witnesses were called of Communist-supported re­ of Seminole County Schools,!concerning desegregation ol Hu- national office," Mii.vec out. fication program. to testify in tho change of volt. At about the same time, 2(1 said. said today the local school dis­ public schools. venue heuring. They were No American* have been and Skyhawks "W c have received word ot trict is doing all “ in good "If our plan should fail to Skyraidcrs Walter A. Glelow, publisher wounded so fur, but the State from the carrier llanrork faith" to live up to ttie guide­ acceptance of our ‘freedom ol n ,-c ( with approval of federal of The Sanford llciald, for­ De e p artment announcement lines set forth today tiy the choice' plan from the state; authorities, we will set our­ ruined about nine ton* of 250- mer Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. said "U . S. and other nationals Pliul (Jui selves to rework the pi in ‘in pound Isom Its i on .the nr ...it... “ M«l Marion llnrmun of tin- |who remain in thu city are in good faith' to meet tho guide ammunition depot 2a mile* to 0rl#ni|H 8witI|wI |the most serious danger." I _____________________ tines set out (or us," he add­ the south. Pilots said five buildings ed were destroyed and two anti­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — "Under our 'freedom of aircraft site* pul out of com ­ U.S. officials urc literally choice' today is tho last day mission. They re|>ortrd one leaving the door open for a for applications to lie made in secondary explosion und said possible venture outside a order to enter a different three additional buildings suf­ spare rspsule by an Ameri­ school in Seminole County this fered moderate damage. can nstronnut within the next fall. After all applications are The Phui Qul strike planes couple of months. processed, it appear* likely were escorted by 14 jet*. that we will meet the guide­ No "extra-vehicular" ex­ No enemy aircraft were periments are officially plan­ lines as set forth," Muwec sighted on cither raid. ned before a two-men Gemini said. space spot set for this fail. Federal guidelines call for Hut there is a possibility desegregated classes in the that an astronaut aboard a first grade of elementary Gemini capsule expected to school, the first and last high tie launched in June may be school grades and the lowest AUGUSTA, Ga. (U PI) — permitted to lean halfway ol junior high school (seventh) The ailing father o f Gov. out of the protection o f his by the fall of 1965. cabin. By the fall of 11*07. schools Curl Sanders shot himself to The astronaut would he a must have accomplished com­ death Thursday in a tool shed 33-year-old Air Force cap­ plete desegregation in order behind his home. The body of Carl T. San­ tain, Edward If. White II, to remain eligible for federal Y O U R S FOR A S L IT T L E A S ders, 84, was discovered by who is scheduled to lie the funds. hi* wife shortly la-fore 7 co-pilot on tho flight. Francis Keppel, U. S. educa­ p.m., uhout three hours after tion commissioner, today ho fired a .38 caliber pistol stressed that the responsibil­ W ag e Laws TRICK PHOTOGRAPHY made Acting Mayor A. bullet into his head. AND ONLY $195 DOWN! ity for desegregating "must TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — L. (AI) Wilson ambidextrous . . , and now he is Gov. Haydon Burns promis­ Inevitably rest with local of­ being teaaed an "I.efty" Wilson. Herald photoPESTICIDES ficials" and says he can see ed a group o f labor leaders tfrapher Bill Vincent Jr. snapped the Mayor tossMIAMI (U PI) — "A m a­ he will back legislation giving no reason why most systems teurs" no longer msy use 14 ing out the first hall to dedicute Pinehurat Park. M OTOR SA L ES more power to the Industrial should not be able to comply doadly pesticide* within the In a hurry to set the wet print to the sports Commission to enforce mini­ fully by this fall and the rest City o f Miami under • new editor, Bill “ flopped" the negative and the 2nd * PALMETTO 2507 PARK DR. mum wage law* on govern­ by the target date of Fall, law which went into effect Mayor “ came out" left-handed. Here he is . . . 322-0711 322-060! ment jobs. 1967, right aide up. Friday, DEATHS L A S T YEAR DAYS W IT H O U T FATALITIES Sanford M arks Anniversary Northwest Digs Out After Quake R V A H -5 Returning, * Red Arsenal Taken; Guerrillas Repulsed N. Orlando Joins Plan 'Beautify Venue Change Denied By Court W ater C utover In Record T im e Federal Guidelines M e t-M ilw e e Space Venture Looks Possible America's Governor's Sire Ends Own Life $1915 HOLLER I T �BRtf (hmftrrl Rev. VrraD Grover P ar* 2—FrL April 30, ’85 Sewell I Were Satan A« I think of the title of thin article It occurs to me that It may be rather a dangerous one. It la no aecret that many mlnlateri have been called bad namea and the power of luggestlon can be very effec­ tive, however, It dora atari “ the whccla turning." The firat thing I would do, If I were Satan, would be to try to convince people that Chriatlanity takea all of the joy out of life. Men do aeek Joy ao deaperately and sometimes pathe­ tically. We know the dciperate meana that are uaed and yet how many people do you know whoie liver are literally Joyoua? Our Lord raid to Hia dladplea, “ There thlnga have I spoken unto you, that My joy may be In you, and that your joy may be full." It waa not that Chrlat lived in an ivory tower away from the burdena and tragedies of life. He saw heartbreak, sickness, sorrow, and even the tragedy of aoul alck men, yet Ilia life waa one of Joy because Ha knew the cure for the downcast and alck aoul. I would try also to convince people that the Church doesn't really matter. After all, can't one live just aa well worship­ ping God alone? Dwight L. Moody hod a man ask him if he needed to join a church to live a Christian lifo. The two men were silting before an open fire. Moody used the tonga to remove a live em­ ber from the fire to the hearth. They watched it cool Episcopalians To Set Budget At Convention Reports Given M rs. Gene Shannon ^ On Conference Heads W om en's Club For Pastors The Episcopal Diocese of 8outh Florida will hold its 43rd Annual Convention in Orlando, May 10th • 12th. Delegates to Convention will consider over a million dol­ lar budget which Includes both administration o f the Dioceee, the program of the Diocese and the Dloceee'e contribution to the National Church. One nf the major cfforla o f the Episcopal Church In 8outh Florid* hee been the establishing of new churches to serve the growing popula­ tion and the development of social service program*. The Episcopal Church In South Florida he* assumed a major responsibility for the assist­ ance of Cuban refugees and li now developing total ur­ ban programs, particularly In the Miami eree, under the Icaderihlp o f the RL Rev. James L. Dunran, Suffragan Bishop o f South Florida. Ted Johneon, Director of Economic Research for Flor­ ida Power and Light Com­ pany, will address the men o f the Convention on the population make up o f Flor­ ida which will he In keeping with the effort* o f the Epi­ scopal Church to reach out to the needs o f the people In the urban society. At the Sunday evening service of the First Southern Methodist Church last week J. L. Sauls gave a report on the pastors’ conference at. Orangeburg, S.C., which he and the pastor, Rev. D. H. Knight Jr. attended. Sauls shared with the con­ gregation some o f the high­ lights from sermons by Rev. Lynn Corbett, President o f the Southern M e t h o d i s t Church, and Pierre Guillermnn, Dean of tha Southern Methodist College, and other prominent preachers at the meetings. Rev. Knight is bringing the message each night at the revival services being held this week at the Womans’ Club. A film to he shown Saturday night will he of special interest to young peo­ ple. Much progress has been made by the members of the Church toward clearing of the church property in the 2100 block on Sanford Ave­ nue. and die while the embers in the fire continued to glow with radiant beauty. A disillusionment of the Bi­ ble would be my next means of destruction. I would begin by aaylng the Bible waa all right for another day but not ours. I would carefully hide all of the truths of its effec­ tiveness In the lives of people who had used it profitably through the centuries. I would seek to conceal carefully the fact that they would not want to live in a world where the influence o f the Bible waa absent. Societies without It find freedom, love, peace, pa tlcncc, kindness and many other vlrturs almost unknown without It. Certainly I would attach Sunday as being Just aa any other day. A strong emphasis would bo placed on the waste involved and a careful cam palgn would be launched to hide the effect of this day on areas of the world where it Is observed faithfully. The last thing, but not least, that we will think of here la the Divinity of Jesus. 1 would try to conceal the meaning of Ills Life, Hia Death, and Hia Itcsurrection. Aa we consider many fac tors of life It la apparent that Satan Is working and doing an effective Job, however, he is on the eventual losing side. One of the most profound promises that God has given us is that aomeday every Dr. Bub June* Jr., president knee will bow and every lon­ c f Boh Jones University, gue confess that He is tho Greenville, S. C., and noted Lord. educator and author, will ho In thla area May 8 0 to make three personal appearances In cooperation with Rev. Arthur A. Froehllch, pastor o f the Maitland Hilda Prrsbyterinn Church and president o f the Citadel o f Faith and Freedom and co-*|ion*nred by nob Susie Weaver, Linda I.uces, Jonea University alumni. Wanda Tnylor, Laurie Cun­ On May 8 at 8 p.m., Dr. ningham, Mrlanic E v a n s , Jcnea will address a public Becky and Debbie Grlle, Pam meeting In tha auditorium of Tuso, Sharon Shepherd, Lyn­ Edgewnter High School In da Cunningham, Cindy Cole­ Orlando and on May (I, at 11 man, Susan nml Henna Shel­ a.m. and at 7 p.m., he will oc­ ley nml I'nni Kay, cupy thn pulpit of Maitland The girla were assisted in llilde Presbyterian Church in planning the program by Maitland. Mre. Ruby Shepherd and Mre. Invitation I* extended by Thelma Tuzo. Rev. Froehllch to the public Slides showing pest activi­ to attend these meeting* ties nf the rhurrh were which arc without charges of shmvn as pert of the pro­ admission. gram. Serving on the banquet committee were Mre. Mary Lynne Grlle, Mrs. Belly Wea­ ver, Mre. Dunne Vanorsdale, end Mr*. Stout. Table decoration* were ar­ By Jane Casselberry ranged by Mr*. Katherine The Christian Homemakers Corwin, Mrs. Ituchel HeuherClass o f tha Casselberry Com­ ger, end Mr*. Tuso. munity Methodist Church Sun­ day Rchcol met Tuesday night Men To Meet In Weaver Hall. The Men's Club or Christ Mra. Philip Caesber waa Episcopal Church, l-ongwood, worship leader and Mra. Ma­ will meet Monday nt 7:110 p.m. rlon Vaitch was In charga of nt the Parish House on the program. Rev. Delmaa Church Street. A. P. newer- Copeland gave tha prayer. sox, president, will conduct Mrs. L. L. Werlry, presi­ he meeting. dent, conducted tha buslnass Pinal plans will he made for meeting. the fishing trip to lie taken Refreshment* of rake and by tho group May H and plans sherbet punch were served by for summer projects also will the hostesses, Mra. Charles be discussed. Williams and Mra. Addle Mendel, following tha program. VBS Study Set A study course for Vaca­ tion Hlhla School worker* William Booth, an English will he taught by Rev. Wil­ minister, founded the Salva­ liam Grogan at Prairie |j»ke tion Army a century ago. Baptist Church T u e ■ d a y from 7 until 8:30 p.m. The school is scheduled for June 14-18 with Preparation Day to lie held from 0 until 12 a.m. on Friday, June It. Dr. Bob Jones To Visit Area Presbyterian Girls Entertain With Banquet For Mothers By Jan# Caaaalberry A Mother-Daughter Ban­ quet held Wednesday night at the Westminister Presbyter­ ian Church, Casselberry, was attended by 05 women and girls. Mrs. Martha Stout gave the welcoming remarks. The delicious fried fish, caught and fried for the oc­ casion by Ed Stout, were augmented with c o v e r e d dishes brought by those at­ tending. The girla entertained their mothers with a program of verse and song. Musical sa­ lutes to mothera were sung by a trio composed o f Car­ olyn Itodgera, Linda l'ltman and Cinda Kauble. Those giving recitations were Kathy Weaver, Vicki Vnnuradale, Dobbio Seivuy, Htephie Tuso, Jennie and Li­ as Kauble, Pam Graham, Legal Notice IV TIIH I IHCI IT c o l IIT IV a vii r im skm ivoi .i : rots- TV , r L o l t l U A . IV CIIAVCKHV. m u . ieeia TIIH KMANKI.tN BAVINOH BANK IN TIIH I.'ITT OK NKW VU11K, a rnrporsllon, I'lalntlff, vs. KHA.SK A. KATUN, st US. Utfemlanls NOTII’ K OK SAI.K Notice la hsrsliy given lin t pursuant to the Klnal Uteres o f Knrei Insure snet Hale entersil In the raute iirmllng In tlis l.'lrrult Court In ami fur HemInole County, Klorlita, eass ■tiH-kel number H i t : , Ilia un■Isrelansd Clerk will sell the property situate In eeld county described as l e d S, Block C, Hrcond Itsvenna I’ ark Heel Ion of I.-.. I, Arbor, aicurdlne to llie I'lat thereof aa record­ ed in I'lat Book II. I>«uea I I thru It o f tha I’ ublli Records o f Hemlnola Coun­ ts. Florida. Together with all alrurlursa ami IntpruVenieula hum and hereafter un aald land, and flaturre attached thereto: alau all aaa. aleain. rlectrlc. water, end oilier heating, cooklmi. r e ­ frigerating. lighting, plumbme. ventilating. Irrigating, and power esetems, machines, sppllanres. fu tu re s , and appur­ tenances, which now- ale nr may hereafter pertain I........ . he ueed with. In, or on said premiere, even though they be detached or detachable. Together with lha following llama o f property which are located In and permanently InHailed aa g part of the Im­ provement! un eald property: Mlawart • Warner Wall lleatar Model No. O l l- U -K Venetian Blinds manufac­ tured by Memlnole Vene­ tian Blind Co. at publlo tale, to tha hleheet and beet bidder for caali be­ tween the huure uf eleven u'clork In the furenuun and two o'clock In tha aflernuon on lha Ittb day o f May, t i l l , at lha front door o f tha Seminole County Courthouae In Sanford, Florida. tCOt HIT SKA l.l Arthur II. Back with, Jr. Clark Martha T. Vlklea Deputy Clerk MAMONBV, HAPLOW. CJfAMHKRS * ADAMS Allorn cy a fur ITainlllf Publleh: April in. Hli. CDIs m 4 Church Class Has Meeting Dedication lly Donna Kstra Archlilslmp Joseph P. Hur­ ley, Bishop of St. Augustine, will dedirute the new HL Mary.Magdalen Parish School preceding the 12 o'clock Mass, 8und*y, May t>. All school children will attend the cere­ mony and will wear full uni­ form. i . \ \ JANE HICKMAN Circle o f Forest City Rnptist Church has elected Mrs. Frend Henderson (left) as chairman for the cominn term. With her arc Mrs. Martin Dunn, co-chairman (center), and Mrs. James Gossett, pro­ gram chairman. Mrs. Bill Millan is new secretary for the group. Catholic Guild Has Election * NEW PRESIDENT o f the Ilenr Lake Methodist Men’s Club is Grant Mueller (left). Other officers (from left) are Richard Gibbons, vice presi­ dent; Irving Nelson, secretary and Luther Miles, treasurer. Schools To Tour Forest Lake Academy On Two-Day Visit By Maryann Miles More than 20 elementary and Intermediate achools will visit Forest I.ak* Academy Sunday and Monday for tho Annual Academy Day Activi­ ties which arc conducted as purt of the student recruit­ ment program. The visitors will view the campus and tour the achool Industries which include the pro**, bindery, laundry, cafe­ teria-kitchen, and thu main­ tenance department. Registration will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday followed by a hall game, aupper and a abat­ ing party. Monday worship and break­ fast will be followed by tour groups consisting of 12 mem­ ber* each and guided by sen­ ior members o f the Beta Club. The concluding general meeting, to be held in the gymnasium, will feature a welcome address by Burry Church To Sec Slide Program By Mra. Itltchle Harris Rev, 8. Wendell Hill, pas­ tor of the Enterprise Baptist Church, has announced that a special program will taka place next Wednesday eve­ ning when G. Ayers of San­ ford will present a collection nf slides, pictures, maps, and other materials gathered on his trip to the Holy I,and last year. Thn program will h# pre­ sented In the cafetorium nf the Enterprise Elementary School and nil interested per­ sons are invited to attend. The Catholic Women's Club of All Souls Parish in­ stalled officers this week nt a dinner meeting held nt the Capri Restaurant. New officers are Mr*. Nan­ cy Michels, president; Mrs. Bridglt Kolarik, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Eloise Hickson, treasurer; Mrs. Mudaline Covcney, recording secretary, und Mrs. Nancy Huckelbonc, coriesponding secretary. Sirs. A. Durant was pre­ sented with n Past Presi­ dent’s Pin by the program chairman, Mrs. D o r o t h y Rainos. Guest speaker for the eve­ ning was Rev. Richard Ly­ nns, pastor of the church, who gave a most informative talk about his tours in Rome. By Julia Bartos Door prizes were won by Recommendation o f Rev. Mrs. Alnm Smith, Mrs. Harwood Steele as minister It) Sir*. John l.eone Oravetx and Miss Suru Ks- for the Friendship Baptist The Mary Circle o f thn tot by. Church o f Altamonte Springs Woman's Society nf Christ­ will he mad* by the church's ian Service o f DeBary Com­ pulpit committee at a meet­ munity Methodist C h u r c h ing next Wednesday. discussed program* for thn Every member is urged to coming year nt thn April uttend in order to vote. meeting held at tho homo of The business session will Mrs. Alta Clark. be preceded hy a fellowship Mr*. Gertrude P o t t e r , dinner at 8:30 p.m. and tho The aound-color movie, chairman, presided and Mr*. regular services at 7:30 p.m. “ Solid Witness," n gospel Mona Lewi* gave devotion*. Mrs. Beatrice Muller sung film based on an actual Chrlstlnn experience In the “ In The Garden." Ufa of a teenager, will be Theme for the devotion shown this Saturday evening was "The Vine on The Cross" at revival service* of the which was developed by Ily Donna Kstra First Southern Methodist pointing out that a weak The Episcopal Churchwom­ Church o f Sanford. vino gathered strength and The revival will rontinue en o f Christ Episcopal Church, nurture, blooming on a wood­ Longwood, will sponsor a card through Sunday cvrning. en cross on the hlghwny. Rev. Durwaid H. Knight, party at 8 p.m. today at the Program was given by house on Church pastor o f the rhurrh, advises parish Mr*. Potter and a reading by that the film has “ s tremen­ Street. Mr*. Muller. dous message to help solve Proceed* will l>« uaed for Refreshments were served many problems facing teen­ current projects o f the wom­ to tha tea members In at­ ager* and that although the en's group. tendance following tha meet­ Hostesses for the evening church is placing special em­ ing. phasis on youth this particu­ will l>e Mr*. Frederick Wyman lar evening, all parents and Mrs. Itohert Hamilton. should see the film ." Tha public la Invited to at­ FOR ANT OCCASION tend and there will Its no charges of admission. FLOW ERS Services are conducted In ARE ALWAYS the Woman’s Club on Oak CORRECT Avenue in downtown 8anford at 7:30 p.m. Strohnian, student body pres­ ident. A welcome anil roll call o f visiting schoiils will b<‘ made by Principal William Fuchs and an outline or scholastic opportunities will bn pmsnnted by tho regi­ strar, Mis* Mary Elam. Included on the program will he musical numbers by the Forest I.ake Academy Chorale and.Band groups and winning selections from the recent Academy Amateur Hour. If. last CDL I* New Minister To Be Named In Altamonte DeBary Circle Plans Programs For Year Church To Show Film For Youth Churchwomen Set Card Party Altar Society Installs Slate Of Officers ny Donna Fates Installation ceremonies for recently elected officers of the S t Mnry-Magdalen Altar Society took place Sunday at the 8:30 a.m. mass at the church In Altamonte Springs. Installed hy Rev. Hubert J. Reason, paster, were Mr*. John Eherhardt, president; Mr*. Herbert Jstb, vlre presi­ dent; Mrs. Henry Mullln, sec­ retary, and Mr». Frederick Larkum, treasurer. All Souls Has Easter Event The All Souls Catholic Women's Club and the All Souls Catholic Youth Club sponsored an Easter egg hunt In front o f the rhurrh. Winners o f the hunt were Dchble Faint, first prize, pre­ school division; Abby Talmer, fifth prize, grade school di­ vision; Greg DuRnls, second prize, pre-achool division, and Kathy Pezold, second prize, grade school division. Shirley Smith Circle Meeis The Shirley Smith Circle of Pineorcst Baptist Church met with Mrs. Harold Sher­ wood, circle chairman, pre­ siding. Devotional was given hy Mrs. Lucille Abrams and a program entitled, “ The Home: Building Missionary Concepts" was presented by V. M. Smith. A letter will bo sent to Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Smith, namesake o f the Circle, who are doing missionary service in Ifong Kong, inviting them to visit here upon their re­ turn to the States. The Community Mission project for Mny will bo Church Visitation. Refreshments were enjoyed during the business meeting which adjourned with tho members attending the Gen­ eral Meeting in tho Church. A visit was mtd* to th* Good Samarltlan Home, tak­ ing the items collected for tho month. Members attending were Mrs. Harotd Sherwood, SIrs. Adwon Clark, Mrs. Lucille Abrams, Mrs. V. M. Smith, Mrs. 8. L. Wiggins, Mrs. Volie Williams Jr., Sirs. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Sirs. Johnnis Herrin, Sirs. Harold Davis, Sirs. R. C. Whitmore, and Sirs. J. C. Lavender. liARYCARTER Ivl f *a I n t s IY «*OMIMAMIMP IT04It, COAll 10 CO441 services tdis week at tiourown J ita c e o f worship nmuoi ACRYLIC LATEX WALL PUNT # 8S? ,?N1fNm vT,' ut # fAIT DRYING # OUY1YANDIN8 HIDING row w m NX 8AU0N 2ND BALLON A special meeting of the Women'a Club o f AH Soul* Catholic Church will be held immediately following the 8:30 a.m. Mass this 8unday. All woman o f the parish are urged to attend. W 8LO O H 8 W M I S SANFORD FLOWEK SHOP Cor. K. 1st 4k B isford Ave. 322-1822 322-1432 Nowthedevil dotheDodge Boys doit? '6 5 DODGE P O L A M NEW WHITE ROBB8 art displayed by member* o f the Forest Citv Bap­ tist Church Choir. In the group (left to right, front) are Mra Martin Dunn, Mra. Charlea Jackaon, Mra. Walter Hoberg, the director; Mrs. Clif­ ford Gresham, Mm. James L. Goaaen and Mina Mary Rogers; (buck) Mrs. Fred Henderson, Martin Dunn, Buddy Gunn, and Wutcr llobcrg. ward to a .-ntllenging new year with «.-ntht.siusm. She announced her commit­ tee nppnlmmenta to be Mrs. Joseph Fahey and Mrs. Dor­ othy Edwirds, altar: Mrs. Gloria Egg'cton, organization nnd d e v e l o p m e n t ; Mrs. George Sommer, spiritual de­ velopment; Mrs. Tracy Estes, public relations; Mrs. Garland Shaw, historian; Mrs. Gary Beam, program; Mrs. Jcnnio Fox, Catholic charities; Mrs. Terry Herst, w a y s and means; Mrs. Thnmss Cobb, telephone; Mrs. Peter Denies, refreshments, and Mrs. Wil­ liam Oyler, confraternity o f Christian doctrine. Special guests for the occa­ sion included Rev. Charles Thicn o f St. Marguret-Mnry Parish, Winter Park; Mrs. Joseph Hopkins, past presi­ dent of tho club; Mrs. John Kennedy, past vice president, and Mrs. Jerry Quilling, past dcunery representative. Arrangements for the ban­ quet were under direction of Mrs. Stankiewicz assisted by Mrs. Denlea, Mrs. Fox, and Mrs. Anton Krecek. Floral arrangements were provided by Mrs. Fahey und Mrs. Col­ ombo Farina. A tte n d Special Meeting Legal Notice F I l T I T i a i e VANK NOTICK IH hereby given lliel I gin engaged In liuslnese a l llw y. OS and Itubln ttugd, Altaimint* Springe, Hemlnols County, Florida, under the f i c ­ titious asm* of (TT.AIHK KKNNKIJt and that I Intend to register seld name with lha «'l»rh of the circ uit t'ourt, Seminole County, Florida, In aicord anrs with Ilia provision! o f lha Fictitious N*mo Stat­ utes. to-wit: Section lll.tl Florida lltatutea HIT. Hie: fleorge II. Culpepper, Jr. t’ uldlehl April t l . 1*. Mu> I, All Souls Women Have Installation By Ibinna Estes New officers o f the Catholic Women’s Guild o f St. MaryMagdalen Church, Altamonte Springs, were elected nt the regular meeting o f the organlration Monday evening at the Parish School. Numcd were Mr*. Robert Rush, president; Mrs. Carl Warren, first vice president; Mrs. W. F. Hinton, second vice president; Mrs. J. F. Slulson, recording aecrctnry; Mrs. N o r m a n Lansverk, correa p o n d i n g secretary; Mra. Maurice Stohler, treasurer; Mrs. J. M. Klein, parliamen­ tarian, and Mrs. R. J. Sulli­ van, historian. The business meeting was followed by n musical pro­ gram presented by Mrs. Duvid Hartman and Mra. Maurice Lnrue. Preceding the meeting, Rev. Hubert J. Reason, pas­ tor, addressed tha member­ ship. By IHinna E*te* Rev. Terrell Solana, pastor o f Church of Nativity, was presented with a check In the amount o f $1,200 by Mrs. Gene Shannon, president of the Parish Women’s Club, In the name of her orgsnlsstion, following forms! installation services for new officers of the club held Monday evening at the Capri Restaurant. The money will he used for the parish material welfare. Father Solana, expressing appreciation for the check which represented the past year’s fund raising efforts by the club, praised the wom­ en for their dedication to the parish. New officers were formnlly installed hy Mrs. A. W. Teslo, first president o f the group, according to the candlelight ritual of the Lady and the Law Handbook o f tho Na­ tional Council of Catholic Women. Installed were Mrs. Gene Shannon, p r e s i d e n t ; Mrs. Lenox Fay, vice president; Mrs. David Herat, secretary; Mrs. John Stankiewicz, treas­ urer, end Mrs. Orlnnd Fox, deanery representative. In • brief talk preceding the installation, Mrs. Teslo outlined the founding o f the club in December, 1000, and stated that the aims, abilities, nnd responsibilities o f the club have exceeded her fond est dreams. Mrs. Shannon, accepting her second term of office, said that while her first term had been memorable and re­ warding, she is looking fo r *2821 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1MI WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA Virginia Petroskl P. U. Box 1214 Saaford Nora N uria TE 8-1314 8. Hemiaul* Phyllis Kufrnstiae FA 2-4234 Lake Mary Mildred Haas/ 448-3431 Deltoaa Mary Gettings Bear Lake 2*3-4447 Sophie Balnea DeBary 448-4442 FREE »__________________ i r^rnim ini? I* OUMCIS II c o to tt m >M . 209 W . FIR ST ST. i 322-3649 �I Florida To M rs. W . B. RiChard $50 Million Delinquency E. WISEMAN puts final coat nf paint on buildinsr o f Geneva Community Librnry in prepara­ tion for Saturday’s 3 p.m. formal opening of the new facility. Ceremonies will be omceed by County Commissioner E. Yarborough with in­ vocation by Rev M. D. Jackson. Library person­ nel will be introduced and program will conclude with ribbon cutting by Mrs. W. D. Wagnon. who is the oldest living native of Geneva. The public is invited. (Herald Photo) Charles Allen Heads District School Unit By Janr Casselberry Charles Allen, woodwork­ ing instructor in South Seminula Junior High School's Industrial Arts Department, was elected District presi­ dent of the Industrial Arts Association when industrial arts teachers from a five* county area met in Daytona Beach. Those attending the meet were token on tours of an electronics plant and machine die company. Allen Joined the faculty of South Seminole in January of HUM and has organized and act up the modern woodwork­ ing shop there. He also ha» helped set up the shop pro* CHARLES ALLEN gram on the county level. According to Allen. Dr. Ralph Steed, director of In­ Post Elections dustrial Arts Eduration for American l-cgion Memorial Florida, has inspected the state's schools and had fine Post 250 o f Casselberry and praise for South Seminole the Auxiliary Unit will con­ Junior High and other Sem­ duct election of officers inole County schools. when they meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Woman's Cluh on Overhrook Drive. Nominations will be open from the floor at that time. WASHINGTON (D P I) — Sen. John J. Williams (RDcl.) issued his annual report card on the nation's tax col­ lectors. The marks ranged from "bad" to ••excellent." Overall, the Senator was pleased with the class. He reported to the Senate that between 1054 and 1904, total tax delinquencies de­ clined around $450 million— from $l.fil4.494,000 to $1,17.1,911,000. During the same period, Williams added, the number o f delinquent t a x p a y e r s dropped from 1,725,474 to 839,225. Williams' approval did not extend to all the offices of the Internal Revenue Service. He cited increases in de­ linquent employment taxes in several bureaus compared to 1954. He singled out Jackson­ ville, Fla., where delinquent taxes rose to an all-time high of $50,334,000, compared with $47,883,000 in 1954. Williams said this Increase was caused entirely by a 100 per cent rise in delinquent employment taxes. “ We must not overlook the fact that these employment taxes represent money which is withheld by the employer from the employe's paycheck," Williams said. “ These withheld taxes do not belong to the employer but are held in escrow by him, and he has no right to dirrrt this money to his own use." Williams handed out "e x ­ cellent marks" to the offices in Augusta, Me., and Park­ ersburg, W. Va. CTP To Install New Officers By Jaae Casselberry Installation e f officers for the coming year o f the Coun­ cil o f Teachers and Parents e f South Seminola Elemen­ tary School at Casselberry will he held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday during tfca final meeting o f the group for the current school term. James Birkenmeyer o f the Seminola County S c h o o l Board will be Installing o f­ ficer. Commlttea chairmen will present their annual reports. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. % Stir ftaufarb frralb by Car- Tear liras Mr*. J. I.. Horton Jr. as vice president; Mr*. Carl Schllkc, recording secretary; Mrs. R a y m o n d Downey, corre­ sponding secretary, and Mrs. Betty Robertson, treasurer. GUEST SPEAKER for the April meeting of the Roar Lake Methodist Men’s Club was William Hale (second from left), lay speaker from First Raptist Church o f Orlando. With him are the Bear Lake Methodist minis­ ter. Rev. William Irwin (left), Walter Bowles, club’s outgoing president, and Glenn Whipple, chnirman of the board. (Herald Photo) Mr*. Melvin Dekle, legisla­ tive chairman reported to the local group on a meeting which she attended with •Seminole County legislator* concerning better education for all children. Dr. Luis Pore* was the main speaker for the pro­ gram. He described how the Communists took over Culm The Junior 4-n Liberty Relics Club and the Junior 4-11 Boys Club o f Slavia met for a wiener mast last Sat­ urday afternoon at the St. Luke's Lutheran Church pic nle grounds. Following the supper, the 32 boys anil girls and their adult leaders went for a 50mile hayrlde then to tha Luk­ as Tree Farm for refresh­ ments and a marshmallow roast. Truck and hay for the trip was provided by J. P. Eldridge and serving aa driver for the evening waa Dusan Lukas. Chaperones were leaders, Mrs. Paul Lukas for the boys and Jonathan I.ukaa, aenior t-H leader, and for the girls, Mrs. George Jakubcin Jr. and Mrs. George Kelaey, HAMS and outlined how they oper­ ate. Red Cross Gray Ladies who will be working in the school clinic were introduced. They included Mrs. Lois Gllsson, chnirmnn; Mrs. Evelyn Crabtree, Mrs. Doris Phillip*. Mrs. Mnrgnret Tucker, Mr*. Judy Boice, Mrs. Evelyn Rodgers, Mr*. Betty Sullivan, Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald, Mrs. l.lr. Horton nnd Mrs. K. G. Frhd. RELATIONS BONN (UPI) — A governmcnl spokesman said the West German cabinet would meet next Wednesday to discuss the date for establishing diploma­ tic relations with Israel. King Car-Truck Rental Rent a new ’85 Mustang or other fine compart car for % D E K L E ’S G U L F SE R V IC E SANFORD $ 4 ,0 6 8 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 ’t Peanuts SAFETY SPECIAL CHECK ALL SAFETY POINTS 95 M ore than $4 bltHon— that's what advertisers invested dian reading time o f 37 minutes. They know folks last year in newspapers. accept the advertising as a kind o f news— shopping pews— and not as an unwanted interruption o f their That's 82% more than they spent in television. It's three and a half times as much as they spent in m aga­ entertainment. Actually, women rate the advertising zines; five times what they spent in radio. They have g o o d reosom for this confidence in newspapers. as second in interest only to the front page n ew s. . • They know the newspaper reaches 8 7 .3 ^ o f afl households on an average day. They know it is thor­ For all these reasons, a newspaper ad consistently' / produces sales results. That's something an advertiser V never forgets. oughly read, with the average reader giving it a me­ and men put it just afler news and sports. -“w ,***!< » • Check Shocks • Pack Front Bearinga • Adjust Brakes Your Best Buy • Check Exhauiit • Ilalance Front Wheels J Local News - >Your Hometown Newspaper About People You Know! “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison IN CO R P O R A TE D • SERVICE D E P A R T M E N T 308 E. First St. Ph. 322-1481 Open 8 Days A Wsek W. Park MI 4-8918 (Tit? Sattforb A\ DAY plus 8c a mile. Includes gas, service, Insurance. B R A K E - F R O N T END WITH THIS AD rablUfeeJ Dally t lr S fi Bat. srSsr, •■•4a? aM rk rlq . aiasi paMUbed Salardaf praeedlaa Cbrlataiaa bt Tbs saafard Herald. SSI ra­ tal a t, Saafard, riarlda. t r e a t Claaa Faetata raid as Saafard. Fla. Mr*. W. B. RiChard has been elected president of Pinecrest PTA. Other officers I n c l u d e RENT-A-CAR Slavia 4-H’ers Enjoy Outing + Students Tour Post Office By Jane Casselberry A field trip to the Cassel­ berry Post Office was made Tuesday by the second and third period general business classes o f South Seminole Junior High School taught by Russell Moore. Postmaster Edgar Siller conducted a tour of the post­ al facility explaining the zip rode system and future auto­ mation, and showing them how business is conducted and how incoming and out­ going mail Is processed. Prexy A t Pinecrest Wjt ftsnfdrft lr :* H Fri. April 30, '65— Page 3 322-4924 �A l l 4 « W . X pffl 80, *88 Wh VtafttV V m 9 MARY WHELCHEL, center, co-sponsor o f the Mary-Esther Golf Tour­ nament, prcnenta awards to winning teams. Team on left Is Cecile Heard and Peggy Billups. Team on right is Kathryn Park and Doris Spencer. George's, Chase Lead Leagues Georgi'a and Chase, leaders In thsir respective Little Leacues, both took victories yes­ terday afternoon. Chase scored twice in the home half o f the sixth and final inning to bring the cur­ tain down on a real crowd pleaser, winning 2-1 over Lo­ comotive Engineers. Richard Frank and Doug Mallcxowaki both turned in respectable pitching perform­ ances. Frank, the winning pitcher, limited the Engineers to only three hits while Malictowskl allowed only four sof­ ties, the biggest a home run to Ronnie Nobles in the sixth and deciding inning. The win gavo Chase a game and a half lead over second place First Federal and Hunt, who meet each other this after­ noon. George'a maintained their lead In the Little American by turning bark F l o r i d a State, 12-lb Danny Conway was given credit for the Men's Golf Tourney Tees Off Sunday Over Course Af Mayfair Tee-oH lima will be 11 o'clock Sunday morning for the first flight in the Mayfair Mens Golf Assn, tournament, over the Msyfalr Country Club course. Fifteen flights are expected to take to the links in the 18* bole point tournament. Flights and tee-off times are: Hugh Grier, Art Wesler, LeRob Robb, Wally Smith (I I ); Wllk Bowman, Ron Thurston, Frankie Stenstrom, Frank Dur*o (11:10); Bill Epps Jr., John Dickey, Edgar Osborne, Robert Rosemond (11:20); Harold ning, D. C. Dial, Otto Caldwell, Spenoer H a r d e n (11:30); Jim Spencer, John Johnson John Eick, Charles Park Jr. (11:40); Gene Clemens, F. D Scott, Pete Duncan, E. R Wood (11:50); Dub Epps, Bill Hutchison, John Mercer, Herold Heckenbarh (12:00); Ralph Simas, Don Forrlns, Harold Brooks. C. H. Robartaon ( 12: 10); City League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W. 1m Chase ______ .........----- 5 1 First Federal .............. 3 2 Hunt Llncoln-Mur. . . . . <3 2 Locomotive Kngra. ...... 3 8 Quality Moblte lima....... 0 6 Game Today: Flrat Federal va. Hunt 4:80, Ft. Mellon Park LITTLE AMERICAN W . L. Georgia .............. — — C 1 Strickland Morrison . . 8 2 Sanford Atlantis . — . 2 3 Florida Stale ------2 4 Navy ...----2 4 Game Today: Strickland Mor­ rison vs. Sanford Atlantic 4:30, Bay Avenue Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W. L. Rotary -------4 0 Clvltan ______________ 8 2 Klwania ....______. . . ___8 2 CPO ........... 2 3 Klka _________________ 1 3 Shrina -------1 4 Next Gamea Monday: Rotary va. Clvltan (4:30), Shrina va. Elka (7:30) Both gamea, Plnahurat Park CITY LEAGUE W. 1* Kilow att#-------------------- 5 1 Klngawood . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1 [aroy Robb Conatra. . . 4 2 Chick N' Treat ........ - * 8 Panning Lumber _____ 3 3 Chase . . . . . . . . ■ ■...•*•••. 1 ft UBO ___________________ 0 • Next Gamea Monday: (7:10) Kilowatt# vs. Klngawood <ft:4ft) Panning Lumber vs. Chaso. Both games at PL Mellon Park Exhibition game: Kilowatt# vs. Tltusvllla ft p.m„ Sun­ day at Piaehurst Park, CHURCH LEAGUE Joe Kurlmal, 'C ap!." Yost, Earl Faust, Jim Doucette (12:20); Dick Rosolsky, Geor­ ge Brister, George Billupe, E. C. Harper Jr., (12:30); Jim Palmer, Russ Wilson, Boy Mann, Don KUiell (12:40); Bob Jernlgan, Homer Daffron Wayne Albert, A! Antar (12:50); John Cox, Kirby Flit, Wayde Rucker, Brack Perkins (1:00); "P ap p y" Pearson, George Harden, Jerry Jernlgan, De WiU Mathews (1:10); Andy Carraway? Mack Cleveland Jr., John Ivey (1:20). Match Starts BRUSSELS (U PI) — The European Zone first round Davis Cup encountered be­ tween Chile and Belgium got under way today with Jaime Pinto Bravo o f Chile meeting Eric Drossart and Ernest Agurria against Jack Blrchant o f Belgium. New Coach CIIALESTON, III. (U PI) — Clyde Biggvra, defensive rnsch at South Carolina, Thursday wa* appointed head football roach at Eastern Illi­ nois, succeeding Ralph Kohl, who resigned to take a scout­ ing Job with the Chicago Bears. mound derision. Ansley with three hits and Deas with two, ted the winner* at the plate. The game wai knotted at fl-U going into the laat Inning, when George* rallied for three runs to rap tha victory. Klngawood moved Into a first place tie with the Kilo­ watt* by blasting USO, 17-0. Winning pitcher, Bud Moncrief scattered seven hits over the seven inning route, white tossing shutout ball. Only three USO runner* got aa far aa second base. Leading tha 17-hit output of the Klngawood Bomber* waa Frank Stafford, netting four hits In five appearanrea. Stafford wet also cited for hia outstanding glove work in left field, making at-veral daxsling playa. Butch Cook had three hit*; Gerald Boll­ ing, Bob Yourshaw, and Itonnl Kussi two hita apiece. KIngswood will meet the Kilowatt* Monday night In a gam* that will have great bearing on the outcome of the flrat half atandlnga. The pre­ vious game between these two teams saw tha KIngswood Builder* win out, 13-12. !<eroy Robb broke up a 7-7 tie game by acoring three runs in the sixth inning and went on to set back Panning Lumber 10-7. Otto Thomas was the game* winning pitch­ er. Jim Wesslunds' four hits, three bite by George Griffin and two hits ftarh by John Clark, Chuck Rose, Ron Sapp and Don Hunter pared the 10hit outburst of Knhb. John Clark had the only home run In tha City League tail night. The win put Robb's in sale possession o f third place. In tha Church League, the Knights o f Columbus won their fifth gome in a row, beating Pinccrcat Assembly, 14-1. Nick Constantine limited the loser* to six hita. Larry Pivec connected for two home runs, giving him five In the last two games for K of C. John C o n o also hit for the distance for tha winners. Gena Gilmartln, with threefor-threa was top batsman. Curtis Johnson led Pinecreat with two hits. K o f C remains undefeated In league play. SHS Swimmers Face Group Meet By David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer Coach John Colbert's Sem­ inole High swimming team will travel to John Long Pool In Orlando Saturday to com­ pete In the Group 6 Class A A District Meet In tha Seminotes last out­ ing they came in third In the Metro Conference meet, but they broke a number o f Sem­ inole records. All the Metro Conference schools will be competing In th* meet Including Winter Park and Bishop Moore, the only teams to beat the Tribe In the Metro meet. Tha top three place* in the Group meet will compete In the Florida State C lan AA meet May 8. Tha Semlnoles will swim aa a team in the Group meet and also aa In­ dividual* In the timed events to <|ualify for state. The Semlnoles have broken a number o f records this sea­ son but they will have no hearing on the out come of the Group meet unless they do their best and get their best times, according to Coach Colbert. In earlier meets the Sem­ inole* heat both Winter Park and Bishop Moore, hut lost to them in the Metro Meet. The Tribe will he trying to get the acora evened Satur­ day with the added strength o f a full week o f practice in preparation for tha group meet. Seminoles Lose (•3 Contest In Group Tourney Seminole High School was knocked out of the Class AA, Group 5 baiehall tournament Thursday night when It fell victim to Colonial of Orlando 8-3. The loss ended all play for the Seminoles this year, with a final 7-7 record and a fourth place tie In the Metro Con­ ference. It was a bad night In the field for the Tribe, where they chalked up nine errors. On the mound, Wayne Pivec gave up five hits to the Colon­ ial nine. Gale Coleman hurled a three-hit game for the Gre­ nadiers. Bemie Barbour hit the big blow for Sanford in the sixth Inning, slamming out a triple to open the Tribe's ineffective rally, bringing across two runs. The only other run was also scored in that Inning by Bill Kuykendall's sacrifice fly. Pivec also managed to belt out a triple for tba Seminole cause. Palm branches and wreaths of parsley ware awarded aa prises by tha ancient Greeks at the Isthmian games. North Orlando Hits Longwood In 5-4 Contest Leesburg Nine, 7-3 By Jim Baeehaa Herald Sparta Writer The North Orlando Cardinals scored all their runs la the first two innings Thursday night and then survived a fifthinning rally by Longwood to defeat the Braves 5-4 in South Seminole Senior League play in Casselberry. The Cardinals scored once in the first inning and tallied four limes in the second. longwood struck for a run in the third, and added three more in the fifth. Longwood hurler Jim Finch slammed a triple in the last Inning but was unable to score the tying run. Dick Willis and Terry Roberts also had hits for Longwood. Tommy Evers, Bob Stephen son, David Scbwartienbach and Mike Krecek hit safely for North Orlando. Krecek was the winning pit rher for North Orlando and Finch was charged with the loss. I.onnie Miller hurled four scoreless relief innings for Longwood. The Cardinals also took the I.ilUe League game by a score of 8 4. Paul Wallace went the dis­ tance for North Orlando, allow­ ing five hits. Mike MiUcr had a triple and a single, and Bobby Spencer had a pair of tingles to pace the Cardinal attack. Ricky Goodall and Ricky Sm|th had two hits apiece for the braves. Ronnie Allman bad the other hit. Ronnie O'Neal was the los­ ing pitcher for Longwood. The Bear Lake Pirates wltl take on the Catselberry In­ dians in action tonight at Cooper Field in Casselberry, Orange Knoll Course Begun By Julia Bartoa Construction on a nine hole par 34 golf course for mem­ bership only got underway this week at the Orange Knoll Golf Driving Range lo­ cated In Altamonte Springs at Boston Road and SR 438. Fred Bolton, manager, re­ ports that ha aspects the rourae to lie ready for open­ ing by RepL 15. A lio included In th* build­ ing program will he con­ struction of aix tennis courts, an Olympic site swimming poo), and a clubhouse. By Peal Glad a hit to dose out the scoring Herald Sparta Writer with four runs. Gracey paced tbe Braves in th# Arid, figuring ia four dou­ ble plays. The most vital of these came In the sixth when he caught a line drive, tagged a man and then threw home for the second out. Bryan led the Sanford bat­ ters, going two-for-four. Mike Morgan waa credited with th* win although ba was replaced in the third by Gary Maples. The game originally schedul­ ed far tomorrow was cancelled earlier thia week. The Sanford Junior High Braves ended their set too with a 10-4*1 record Thursday when they flapped the Leesburg Yellow Jackets for a 7-3 loss. CHUCKIE HAYS, 4, eon of Mr. and Mra. Charles Hays of Geneva, was "all grin" when he landed this one pound' bass. The youngster, who baited his own hook and handled the line "just like duddy does," also caught 10 pan fish with some assistance from his little sister, Joy. Autonetics Keglers Take Crown In Businessmen's Bowl League The Autonctic* and Ben Ward ncalty team* in the Businessmen’s league at Jet Lanes needed three wins on the final night of bowling to capture the league title and it was the Autonetics team that emerged as the cham­ pions. They took three points to Ren Ward Realty's one to edge out the Itcx Liquor team who were last years cham­ pions. Ed Gcllncr was the spearhead of the Autonetics attack with a fine 202/550 and with help from Neal Maxwell with a 200/537 it proved too much for the Realty team that had BUI Fox as the high bowler with a 212/517. The Rex Liquor team had a slim chance to win the title but gave U the old college try anyhow. They had to win four points and have the two leaden battle to a draw for their possible chance. It was a clean sweep for Rex Uquort aa they (09k Clay-M et on. all counts hut the top "d ogs" just wouldn't cooperate and wage a draw so Rex could sneak In so now they are raying, "Walt 'til next year." Clarence Wallis rolled 201/551. Dutch Unger had a 195/537, BiU Owen a 201/523 and Ray Robinson a 173/511 all for Rex Liquors. HLH Products " B " team grabbed three points from 111.11 Products " A " team de­ spite a good 183/526 by Dick Schnitzler. Lance Crackers ap­ plied the whitewash brush to Mason's Men as Jack Kan nor tore 'em up with a 210/581 followed by John Fischer with 223/569. Pinecrest Liggett RexAtlantic Coast Line team as Atlantic Coast iLne team as they registered a three to one win with Dale Alexander roll­ ing a 189/514 and Jim Bussard a 188/533. BIU Bertleson hit a good 208 game from the railroaders. For the second consecutive week it waa Jack Welble lead­ ing the WTRR team as they took all (our points from Wall Plumbing and Heating. Jack rolled a 190/478 series. Ralph Betts rolled a 186/523 to lead Dick's Appliance to a four game sweep over the Ratphlnques In the final league match. Your Mercury dealer invites you to Merc's sound-engineered quiet with the "fat-padding" method of silencing Sanford broke loose In the bottom of tbe first to crack the scoring for the contest. Don Robinson reached first on an error. Billy Gracey loop­ ed a single to center, to put men on first and aecood. Fred Weber then walked to load the bases. Tommy Bryan lined into left field, scoring Robin­ son and Gracey. Billy Miller then smashed a ball at the short stop to score Weber be fore Leesburg fought back to retire the aide. The Yellow Jackets scored all their runs in the top half of the second. Four straight walks, a hit Into right field •nd an over throw of first re suited in three runs. 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(UPI) Tucked away in the tame barn where 1964 winner Northern Dancer was stabled a year ago, Lucky Debonair almost has become the forgotten horse of the 91st Kentucky Derby. nut trainer Frank Catrone was quietly confident today that his horse would be re­ membered after Saturday'a running of the turf classic. "I think he's got the kick that counts," said the 4-foot10-lnch trainer, who is shorter than the 18-hand high colt he has prepared for the first of the Triple Crown classics. The hussle and bustle of Derby week has passed Ca­ trone and his horse by. The son of Vertex, an outstanding handicap runner of a few sea­ sons back, opened as favorite for the Rose Run, but now he was third choice in the field of 11 scheduled to start in America’s most famous race. Decidedly. Both responded with That was the way Catrone record run*. Decidedly finish­ ed the mile and one-quarter wanted it. "I asked for this bam. I in 2:00 2-5 to beat Whlrlaway's wanted to get away from the record of 2:01 2-5 and Northern hustle and bustle of those Dancer hammered it still low­ Derby barns, lie’s getting his er to 2:00 flat. Catrone does not expect rest here," he said of the bay colt owned by Mrs. Ada Lucky Debonair to act any re­ cords when he takes on favor­ L. Rice of Chicago. Last year and in 1962 Hor­ ed Bold Lad and the second atio l.uro did the same thing choice Tom Rolfe. along with with Northern Dancer and with Native Charger, Hail To All, Arnold Palmer Takes 2-Stroke Orioles Lead In Tourney Of Champions CROOMS’ SENIOR PANTHERS proudly display their jackets. From left, Tyrone Henderson, William Tillman, John Knight, Roy Montgomery, John Pritchard, Eddie Brown, Robert Jackson, Jnmcs Browdy Louis Brooks, Robert Walton, Andrew James, Ernest Payne, Terry Williams, and Lewis Witherspoon. The jackets were given by the Crooms High Quarterback Club, and presented by principal H. L. Dougins at the ban­ quet last week. (Herald Photo) Bold Lad Heads Derby Field LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) — Wheatley Stable’* Hold Lad, the favorite, headed a field of 11 entered today for Saturday'a Olat running o f the $125,000 added Kentucky Derby. Also named for the mile and one-quarter classic were Lucky Debonair, Native Charger, Tom Rolfe, Hail to All, Flag Kaiser, Dapper Dan, Swift Kulcr, Narusha, Mr. Pak and Carpenter’s Rule. If all o f them go to the post Saturday, the Kentucky Derby will be worth a total LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) —Arnold Palmer is back on hit game and that's bad news for 25 other PGA golf chan), ploni seeking top money in tiic $75,000 Tournament of Chumpiun* golf classic. Palmer teed o ff today In the second round o f this 72hole teat with a two-stroke lead over three competitors and a fat right-stroke ad­ vantage over the current No. 1 man in golf, big Jack Nicklaus. Palmer fired a six-underpar 66 Thursday on the de­ manding Desert Inn Country Club course while the best Nicklaus could do for open­ ers was 74. After his superb round. Palmer was all smiles In the press tent while NickInus hustled out to the prac­ tice tec for two hour* of work on his game, "1 putted hotter today than I hnve for a year," Palmer •aid. "But thrn, I was hitting the ball an close to the hole the putts were easy." Palmer, winless in his last 19 tournament atari*, had Dapper Dan who, like Hold I.ml, is trnined by Hill Win­ frey. No. 2 went to one of the longshota Narushua. Then came Hold Lad, Native Char­ ger, Flag Raiser, Carpenter's Rule, Hail to All, Lucky Deb* onalr, Tom Rolfe, Mr. Pak and Swift Ruler on the out­ side. Hill Hartack rides Hold I.ad, seeking his fifth Ken­ tucky Derby victory and a tie with Eddie Arcaro for the Kentucky Derby riding cham­ pionship. Hill Shoemaker bandies Lucky Dcltonulr, the Santa Anita derby winner, with Ron Turcotte aboard Torn Rolfe. Hold Lnd was listed at 8-5 is the program line. Tom Rolfe was 4-1 with Lucky tho Alley Cats were Marion Ueltonair at 5.1. Farclla with a 191 game, Faye Roberts with a 178/463 and Jean Krieck with 213/529. Col­ leen Winship took honors for the Alley Cats with a 1*1/486 Registration for adult swim series mlng classes sponsored by the St. John’s Realty stung Pry­ American Red Cross and San or’s Insurance with a four ford Recreation Dept, will be I>oint loss as steady bowling held Monday morning at 0:30 was turned in by Jean Monroe at Ft. 3lellon Municipal pool with a 167/465, Eleanor An­ Classes will begin then and derson with 189/483 and Jane meet three days a week. Adults of all ages may par Adcock with a 189/494, Dottic Hrctz had high game and ser­ tlcipate in the free classes for ies for Pryor's Insurance with beginners, intermediate and advnnccd swimmers. a 166/448. Mrs. F. D. Scott is tha in O K Tire Shop won three games from Edith's Rcauty structor. Salon as Pat Robbins rolled 189/461 and Dot Johnson turned in a 185/490. For Edith's Deauty Salon a 166 game was rolled hy Helen AMERICAN LEAGUE Marchesano and a 179/492 by W. L. Pet. GH Nancy Conway. 8 3 .727 Chicago Cert Bridges tallied 174/474 7 3 .700 Minnesota H to pace Chapman Hlocks In a 7 4 .636 1 Detroit three point win over Hetty 6 4 .556 a Huston Anne's Hairstyling who showed Cleveland 5 4 .656 o Marge Kipp as high roller 8 6 .500 2)4 New York with a 168/475. In the league's 8 6 .600 2*4 Baltimore final match, Southward Realty Lot Angeles 5 7 .417 3*4 put the skids to Powell's for Washington 4 10 .286 6*4 CHIP OFP OLD BLOKE— England'! p lt b hclmeted a three point decision as Kun.as City •j 8 .182 6*4 Prince Charles ia a chap Mary Anderson spun a 180/451 Thursday’* Result* any royal father could be ami Louise llosford a 309/494. Baltimore 6 Washington 4. proud of. His pop, Prince Philip, was on Hand as the night lad mounted a steed and Only gamci scheduled practiced polo at Wlndaor . . . By Alan Mava Today's Game* Tx)i Angrlcs at Kansas City Gate Park. Mom was not on hand; after all. aomeona (N ) bad to look after the castle. Minnesota at Chicago (N ) Huston at Detroit (N ) Washington at Cleveland (N ) Httltimore at New York (N ) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Gil Los Angeles 9 5 .643 H 5 .616 Cincinnati *4 9 6 .600 Houston *4 m 6 .583 1 Chicago 1 7 8 .407 2V4 San Fran. Philadelphia 8 7 .462 2)4 6 6 .455 2*4 klilwauke* 6 8 .429 3 Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 3)4 New York 8L L u is 4 8 .33.1 4 Thursday's Results Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3, night Milwaukee 4 St. Louia 1, night l.oa Angeles 2 Ran Francisco 1. night (Only games scheduled) Today's Gaaies New York at Cincinnati (N) Philadelphia at Milwaukee (N ) Chicago at Houston (K ) San Francisco at Lot Angeles <N> Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N ) o f $154,500 with $112,000 to the winner. The second horse gets $25,000 with $12,500 to third and $5,000 to fourth. The race ia set for 5:45 pm . F.DT. Lucky Debonair and Tom Rolfo arc considered Hold Lad's strongest rivals In the first o f the Triple Crown classic and Hold Lad got the best of them in the draw for post positions. Tho son of Hold Ruler drew the No. 3 stall while Lucky Debonair was In No. 8 and Tom Rolfe in No. 9. The mil position went to Darkis Owens Paces Sandspurs By Fourth Straight 500 Series Darkis Owens continued her fine bowling last week in the Sandspurs League at Jet Lanes as she took oil the hon­ ors for the night with a 226/ 579 that paced Loosing Trans­ fer to a three game win over Howe Tire Strop. This marks the fourth straight high 500 aeries by Darkis in the past week. Marie Roche gave am­ ple support to Darkis with a 1*6 game. Helen Padgett showed a 190/505 as high bow­ ler for Howe Tire Shop. Showing good efforts for Fierro Manufacturing Co. team in a four point win over Postpones DETROIT (U PI) — Detroit Tiger pitcher Phil Regan, who is slated to face Heston Sun­ day, has postponed a minor operation until the end o f the current season. He was sche­ duled to enter Detroit Osteo­ pathic Hospital shortly. MASK RULE NEW YORK (UPI) - The only rule change made in the last six years In tho National Football League was put into effect in 1962 making It illegal to grab tho face mask of any player. RECORD THREATENED three putts for birdies o f two feet or leaa and one o f four feet. His longest birdie putt was from only 18 feet away. While Nicklaus is far hack, Palmer can't nffnid to relax. Only two shots In-hind him was a trio of 68 shooters in­ cluding the dangerous Hill Casper; Samuel J r r k i u n Snead, the 62-year-old smooth swinger who says he has gona through four genera, tiona o f golfer*; and Dirk Sikea, a tour rookie with a fine putting touch. Snead might have shared the first day lead with Pal* mer except for an unplnyahle lie on the 13th hole o f this 13th renewal o f the T of C. It cost him a double bogey six. Close behind the leader* came five player* at threeunder-par 69. They inrludcd Australian Rruce Crumpton, who is driv­ ing superbly but can't buy n putt; t o u r n a m e n t rookie Chuck Courntey, at 24 the youngest player in this sea­ soned field; Canada's George Knudson; Ron Funseth, wlm won his first tour victory in Phoenix lsst winter; and Doug Sanders, second on the money-winning list this year. Hy Fred Down Ul’ l Sport* Writer The big hang—once the trademark of the New York Yankees — ha* become the winning formuln o f the Haitimore Oriole*. •'Muscle" seem* to lie the 1965 story in the American League and if thnt'a wlrnt it's going to take to win the pen­ nant, the Orioles are going to he in the race all the way. In thp process, they just might break the Yankees' prized record of 240 homers ill a season. There's a long way to go. o f course, hut the Oriole* have hit 17 homers in 12 games and that figures out to 242 over a 162-game sea­ son— a total that obviously could spell pennant. The Oriole* demonstrated their Into inning, lightning, homer, r u n - p o w e r nguiii Thursday night when they scored a 5-4 victory over the Washinton Senator*. The Sen­ ator* i-anied a 4-3 leoii Into the bottom o f the eighth and Phil Ortega retired the first two hatters. Hut then Brook* Robinson singled ami Norm Slebcrn, hitless in his 16 previous trips to the plute, connected for the game-winning homer. Stu Miller, who pitrhed hitless relief luill over thp last two innings, received credit for his first victory o f the season while Ortega suffered hi* third straight defeat. Woodle Held hit two homers and drove in three runs for the Senator* and Johnny Orsino homerrd for thp Orioles, The l.o* Angeles Dodger* moved back into fir»t place in the National League with a 2-1 victory over the Snn Francisco Giants, the Chicago Cub* downed the Cincinnati lied* 6-3, and the Milwaukee Braves topped the SI. Louis Curdinuls 4-1 in the only other major league game* scheduled. Don Drysdale, that Idg side - wheeling right - hander who lakes no nonsense from The longest any of the 11 starter* ever has raced is l 1* miles and Lucky Debonair has by far the fastest time at the distance. He won the Santa Anita Derby in 1:47. Willie Shoemaker rides Lueky Debonair, seeking a third Kentucky Derby victory. anybody, held the Giants to (our hits, struck out five and walked two in raising his sea­ son record to 3-2. The Dodg­ er* acored the tie-breaking run in the aixth when Maury Will* singled, moved to aeeond on a sacrifice, atole hit eighth hate o f the season and seared on Tommy Davit* single. PLAY GOLF MEMBERSHIP $19.98 then weekday Greens Fee $! Land O' Lakes Country Club llwy. 17-92, Casselberry 838-2899 MAKE RESERVATION'S FOR MEN’S SUMMER BOWLING LADIES' AND HOUSTON (U PI) — Mrs. Jenny Rucker, who describes herself a* a "real fan," Thurs­ day requested two tickets from the Houston Astrcs for "all the World Series games at the Harris County domed Stadium." The Astros are riding a seven game winning streak and are playing the best hall of their four-year existrnca. championship form Tuesday In the Derby trial. "Don’t forget Hold Lad was the champ last year and he won real easy. Hut winning at a mile doesn't mean you will have something left for the last quarter. I.ucky finished with some speed to spare ta the Santa Anita Derby and again in the Blue Grass," he said. 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When teaching my sixth non to drink from a cup, I discovered that by placing tha rim o f the cup lightly on top o f tha tip o f tha tongue, ha la guided to proper swal­ lowing. Tha whole proeeu be­ comes almost automatic. If tha tongue is loose, babies tend to lap at the milk or water Ilka little kittens. Cheek for yourself next time you drink a glass o f water. You will sea how awkward it is if tha glass is only rals* ad to tha lips or under your tongue.— PAT DEAR P O L L Y -N a v e r throw away that old floor mop. Keep it and put it in tha car trunk. I find one bet­ ter than a bag o f salt to provide traction fo r a car wheel spinning on Ice. Only man's square which Is a wonderful help, but before getting it I always used tha two yardsticks.— D. H. 0 . DEAR POLLY—I do hope my idea helps others who have to uss a walker. I at­ tached a shoe bsg to the front o f my walker so I can carry any number o f things In tha pockets. This Is very handy when I go shopping or want to carry household cleaning supplies at home. The bag Is pinned across ths walker, top and bottom, so I won’t trip on IL— MRS. N. A. L. use the cloth part. I used to use the business end o f an old broom, but find tha mop is better. I f you do use a broom, saw o ff the complete handle. Either mop or broom can be pushed tight against back or front o f tha problem wheel. Two mops or two brooms would taka care of both wheels. The broom will probably be too beat up to reuM for this purpose but I use a mop over and over.— SUSAN DEAR POLLY— My Point­ er is fo r home sewers or dressmakers. When euttlng a pattern out of plain material which does not have a design to keep you on the straight, use two yardsticks at right angeles, one on the "straight of the goods" marking on the paper pattern and the other at right angles from the sel­ vage (edgs). Shift the ma­ terial until it is the axact number o f Inches top and bot­ tom. When cut this way, tha completed garment "hangs" as the designer Intended. I now have a large drafts­ Share your favorite homemaking ideas . . . send them to Polly In care o f (The San­ ford Herald). Youll receive a dollar If Polly uses your Idea In Polly's Pointers. Want soma help with your homemaking T Mora than 200 ehore-ahortenars are featured In Polly's 32-page booklet. To order, send your name, ad­ dress and 60c to: Polly’s Pointers, c /o (The Sanford Hsrald), P.O. Box 430. Dept. A , Radio City Station, New English Slang By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Notet Tha letter below refera to n column concern­ ing parents who complain­ ed to the school board about an allegedly Incom­ petent teacher. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: As a result o f reading your column this morning, I am highly nmuMd and also feel n de­ gree o f concern. It was not the essence of the message, but the serious use o f slang in the letter writer's effort to express hlmsalf. Parents may have "chickened out," but what has happened to vocabulary? Or, la that another complaint to makaT It seams to ms that both sides have legitimate grounds fo r argument. Any student will have to study his sub­ ject with reasonable interest If ha Intends to avoid Dr. Funk’s three false answers to a given question. And It is never too lata for a parent to brush up a bit for the sake o f his student-child. I am neither a college man nor a parent, but often won­ der about parental attitudes as well as current methods o f teaching.— A READER ANSWER: Parent nr not, it is gratifying to know that you are interested in educa­ tion. From where you sit, you can look at ths over-all picture more objectively than those o f us who are some­ times too close to the forest to see the trees. As far as the serious use of slang Is concerned, you may have a point. I must say, however, I believe the judicious Introduction o f a slang phrase hare and there hslpa to enliven our English language and put an idea across. At least It's Itetter than too much professional JargonI DEAR MR8. LIOHTs I am getting a little fed up with bearing that a male teacher could mska twice as much if ha wars in Industry, and ha wouldn't have extra dutlss and discipline prob lems. What Is your opinion o f this statement?— ACCOUNT­ ANT ANSWER: I'm with you. Industry has its problems, too, and tha pay Isn't always so high as soma people think. Resides, many teachers aren't any more suited fo r industry than Industrialists are for teaching. I haven't read any statist ies on tha matter, but I would hasard a guess that teachers have a lower ulcer rata than business executives And what about those long vacations? Please send your school problems to Busan Light In care o f The Hanford Herald. While she cannot answer each letter personally, letters o f general Interest will be answered in this column. Your Dental Health Specialists Give Benefits By William l.awrenre, D.D.H. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR DR. LAWRENCE: I have had a dentist for over 20 years, but suddenly he pssmd away from a heart attack. Ha did all types of dentistry—cxlrartlons, f i l l , ings, bridges nnd dentures. Now I have a new dentist who aends his patients to a specialist to take out a tooth. I don't like this. I want my own dentist to take rare o f me, not a stranger.— Mrs. F. New York City. It must bo difficult to gel used to a new dentist. An elderly woman patient once said to ms: "Thnnk you for taking ms on as a patient. Rut, doctor, nre you healthy? My Inst two dentists died, nnd I Just ran't live through an­ other change." When patients l>ecome ac­ customed to a dentist, they don't like to be farmed out EOYTH THORNTON McLEOO So many of my readers write saying that they hste to move, but their husbands are being transferred, or they are retiring and are giving up the old house and moving to green­ er pastures, or they are going to an apartment near thrlr old home. "It is such a task to m ove," wrote one retiring lady, "that I am Just going to throw away things 1 really treasure." Now wait, don't make a move until you have profess ional help. Thu is important. An executive of the famed Aero Mayflower Tran;It Com paoy told me that women learn about packing and movars. "They go to school to learn about packing and mov tag U thalr b ulnais. lit has a polat there. A dear li'e cd ot m int moved fr.m one small apartment to a larger one re­ cently, and elm is an ardent collector of beautUJ chins and glass. As clever e woman as she is, she insisted on perk­ ing her priceless things her­ self. She wrapped them la paper and put them in shop­ ping bags. She made so many trips by taxi that she was exlu s t e d —and you KNOW what happened. Two of the bags broke open and her loveliest objects of glass and chins lay on Dark Avenue in a glitter­ ing heap. Moving is something ell wo­ men hale. The men go to their offices and jobs snd art away from home, but the women have to be there, even though they Just sit U out and lat the movers do the moving. This it one time when you must have professional help. "People hate to move, but in our restless society, with one out of every five changing his address every year," says my Mayflower executive, "m ov­ ing has become a science." It does not make sense or cents to move in shopping bags, th ey have their uses, and I do not know how we lived be­ fore tha era of shopping bags, but don't try using them tor making a move. If you are interested, the Mayflower people wUI give you a smart litUa booklet called "Check," and you can Jot down all tha things that YOU ean do to mabo moving o bit easier on you and everybody. Monday — "D ear Edyth Thornton M cLeod" to a specialist. Rut It has si most become a necessity. In recent years, dentistry has been undergoing basic chan­ ges in Ideas and techniques There Is so much to know about all phases, each so complicated, that It's almost impossible for ons man to be proficient in avtry depart ment. A dentist could spend his entire professional life learn ing everything there It to know about brldgework, for •sample. There are books and pspera fillrd with technl ques and designs, character istlrs o f materials, diagnoses and practical laboratory pro­ cedure*. Changa o f paca It an ob ■tacit, too. Just Imagine what it'a like for a dentist to fin Ish the fine margins o f a gold Inlay, a delicate task and then on the very nest patient eatract an Impacted wisdom tooth, and, following that, fit a young patient with a complicated orthodonle ap­ pliance. Theee entirely dif­ ferent procedures demand dif­ ferent skills, different man­ ual dexterity, different tech­ niques and different thinking. There is excellent dentis­ try being done In small towns and isolated communities, but people who live In Urge ur­ ban areas o r univaralty cen­ ters are tha lucky ones. They have many specialists at their calL A s and as it is fo r a pa­ tient to be aent to a "stran­ ger" specialist fo r a particu­ lar procedure, it's often far better fo r the patient Please send your questions •bout dental health to Dr. Lawrence in care o f The Banford Herald. While ha canaot answer each letter personal­ ly, tatters o f general interest will be answered in this col- V n fstV Par# e—Fri. April 80, '85 |m 9 (DsuxJt CUbby! DEAR ARRY: I f e man wants to data a widow or divorced woman with sev­ eral small children, should­ n’t he include the children on ths date? I am a widow with four ■mall children and I am very hesitant about dating any men before I see how they act towards my chil­ dren. If a man Is not going to be a good father to my children, I don't want him. No mon la that important to me. DEVOTED MOTHER DEAR DEVOTED: I ap­ preciate the feet that you are a devoted mother, and I respect you for It. Rut, unless you are equally de­ termined to be a devoted wife, you had better forget about remarrying. If a man Is Interested In dating you, make It a twosome at first. And If he shows further In­ terest, invite him to your home to meet your children. No man wants to feel that he la being "used.” And if all a woman has in mind Is finding a home for her­ self and her fatherless brood, sha won't fool the man long. • • • DEAR ARBY: My hus­ band is tha clsanest man in ths world. Every time ho turn* around ho washes his hands. Abby, I believe In being clean, but I think he la carrying it too far. When By Abigail Van Buren I tell him that It Is not necessary to waih hie hands oo many times, ho tells me that nobody can bo TOO clean. Is thero something the matter with a man who acta liko this? Or is It mo ? GETTING WORRIED DEAR GETTING: Mysophobia (fear o f dirt) is an affliction characterised by compulsive hand • W M hing Perhaps your h u s b a n d should seo a doctor. On the other hand — perhaps ho DOES dirty his paws often. • • • DEAR ARB Y: A mother wrote to you because oho didn't know whether her child was Just "slow " or If something w a s "wrong" with him. Your advice, “ Take him to a child psy­ chiatrist," was the best in the world. Wo know. Our child was “ slow." A t three he wasn't toilet-trained, re­ fused to ploy with other children and had a very limited vocabulary. Our friends assured us that thoy had known children who were even olower. I realised later they were only try­ ing to make us feel better. Finally, one real friend sug­ gested that s o m e t h i n g might be "w rong’ with our little boy. This broke my shell o f complacenry snd I took him to a child psychia­ trist. He sent us to a clinic at one o f the major hos­ Jacoby 10(3 Vanderbilt Cap Winners Newspaper Enterprise Assn. South was n bridge auth­ ority who, In general, does not apprgfte o f opening four card major suits but in rub­ ber bridge an authority It apt to depart from his own writings and make ■ spur of the moment bid that teems Indicated. O f course, he had a good reason. North was a some, what inferior dummy player and In case the hand wera going to play in spades. South wanted to be ths de­ clarer. It waa a sound Idea be­ cause the spade opening got South to a doubled fiva epade contract requiring considera­ ble dummy playing ability to bring home. If West had opened a trump South would almost surely have gone down but West ltd the king o f clubs. Cc/ b J im Ott NORTH (D) SI 4KQJ34 V M ♦ A43 ♦ 331 WIST BART ♦ 8732 A None ♦ AS TKB742 ♦ Q6 AJS1 ♦ AK Q J7 ♦103104 SOUTH ♦ A10IS M Q J 106 A X 10917 ♦ Nona Both vulnerable North Esst (teeth West Pass 4A Pass Pats BA Pass 14 2A BA Dble. Pus Opening lead—♦ K. South ruffed and commenced operations by trading the ten o f hearts. Eust's king won the trick and East led a sec­ ond club. South ruffed that also and led the queen of hrarta. pitals. A fter extensive test­ ing they found the child was emotionally disturbed. They referred us to a school for such children. In only four months the changa in our child hat been a miracle. Thoy aro also treating my husband and myself to get to the root o f the problem, as it seems we were partly responsible fo r it. This school charges us what wa ran afford to pay, but it doesn’t begin to cover what they are doing for us. For the rest of my life I will thank my one friend who had the courage to tell me the truth, even though she, too, thought it might have meant the end o f our friendship. GRATEFUL • e • Great Society W ear Hats? By Bob Cechnar NEW YORK — ( N E A ) — Until very recently, ths hst industry wss pretty much old hat. The hatters, a con­ servative lot, long felt (no pun intended) the chapeau was merely a practical head covering and didn’t worry about style. Things have changed. Now ths gentlemen can purchase a lid for every occasion In almost svery fabric snd style. Much o f the credit for this revolution In the hat field can go to Charles H. Satesky. He had ths rather radical notion (for hst makers) that hats ought to bo fashionable. Satesky noted that young msn weren’t wearing hats white their fathers were nev­ er without them. "W e hst C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "STATIONED IN HONOLULU": Send her the en­ gagement ring, Sailor, and more power to you. En­ gagement! have been broken via the malls, so why shouldn't they be made that way? • • • Troubled? Write to Abby, Box 39700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • e • For Abby's booklet, "How To HaveA Lovely Wed­ ding," tend 60 cents to Ab­ by, Box 39700, Los An­ geles, Calif. (B ju d ysi 0swold Jacoby West won with the ice and played a trump but it was too late. South won in his own hand and noted that East had shown out. This didn't worry South in the slightest. He could see that the rest of the tricks were going to bo his provided that West would hold at Isast ons diamond. Ho won the trump in hit hand and ontered dummy with the ace of diamonds. Thsn ho ruffed out dummy’s last club with his own last trump and got back to dum­ my by ruffing the six of hearts. The king, queen and jack o f trumps war* now led in order to pull the rest of West's trumps and give 8outh a chance to discard his three losing diamonds. He wound up by winning the lost two tricks with his king o f dia­ monds and Jack of hearts. CLASSY SPRING SAMPLING: Adam offer* a !! fum y straw as a "city-country” hat (top left): Dobbs lot duces its new "Cem flt" hat with the stretch hatband la three sixes only (top right): Adam’s two-color tan basket* weave atraw features a batik-print band (bottom left), and Cavanagh is showing a Milan straw braid wito a neat center lbottom right). cram < » The Doctor Soys: . . . with Aiken Knowing where to go for the right kind o f help Is the crux o f worrisome problems. This especially Is truo o f women with financial re­ sponsibilities. The young ad­ ult in college needs such an oasis, so dors the homemak­ er, and the single career wuman. Next to seeking a good su­ permarket, the busy woman needs to shop for a bank, for example, that offers her a variety of services. These in­ clude regular and special cheeking accounts, regular sees her dressed for a party. savings accounts, special • To get together with an purpose savings a c c o u n t s old friend and find out they ■till hove a lot In common. To moke a dress for her­ self and hava another wom­ an aik her where oho bought It. To havo her husband brag about hsr. To say "goodby" to the last little guest at a young By Mr. Fix son's or daughter's birthday party. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. To wake up to sunshine on Power failures can come at tho day she hot Invited more any time of the year, but they guests for a barbecue than ■ho could possibly cram into are most likely during bad weather. tho house if it rained. Lines can be blown down by high winds and rain, ean sag and snap under the weight o f ire and snow. Low temperatures make power lines brittle, more susceptible to breaking. raw carrot Julca or any oth­ There are things you ean er raw vegetables Juice dal­ do about the resulting dis­ ly ? What benefits are to be comfort snd problems a pow­ expected? er failure brings on, but A — Any vegetable J u i c e nothing you can do about the would be harmful to a per­ failure itself. son who wss allergic to It. 8tay away from downed Allergy aside, vegetable Jui­ power wires. Notify ths po­ ces are a good source o f vi­ lice o f the location of down­ tamins and minerals. They ed wires and they'll set up •re especially valuable In ths barricades. diet o f persons who, because Indoors there Is the prob­ o f an Irritable bowel, cannot lem o f getting along without eat raw or cooked vegetables. electricity. The means no Q— My h a i r ia white. lights, no appliances, often Would shots o f vitamin B-12 no heat since automatic fur­ cause it to turn dark again? naces need electricity for con­ A —This baa boon tried but trols and forced air systems without success. No vitamin require it for blowers. I f you or other preparation can bo have an electric stove you counted on to restore lost lack a means to rook. pigment to your hair. If this An emergency supply o f Is Important to you, dyeing randies and several flash­ Is too boat solution. lights belong In overy homo. Disconnect atl appliances Please send your questions immediately— those that run and comments to Wsyno G. continuously on electricity. Brandstadt, M.D., In cars o f These include refrigerators, Ths Sanford Herald. White freesers, furnace blowers snd Dr. Brandstadt cannot answ­ •Uctric pumps. er individual tetters ho will Often power is restored at answer tetters o f general In­ only partial voltage. Motors terest in future columns. will work harder trying to Repetition Causes Cramps Wayaa G. Braadstadt, M.D. to prevent writer’* cramp Newspaper Enterprise A i m . but it must bo lesmed In Q—Is there such a thing childhood. It would he pretty aa writer's cramp? I have hard for you to break the habits of a lifetime and boon bothered fo r soma time change your way o f writing with » y hand tightening up bnt it might bo worth a try. so that I am hardly abla to At tha first sign o f cramp­ writs. Sines X am aa ac­ ing you should lay your pen countant thla alowa my work. down and do some exercises Can anything bs dona for or message your hand vigor­ this? ously. Try to bo more relax­ A — Any procedure that re­ ed in your work — you might quires constant rapatitlon of oven take a tranqulliur for the same movements may in a few days. You might alto tlma become difficult to per­ practice writing with your form. Tho morn delicate loft hand if you aro rightmovements (tho use o f tho ■mailer rather than tho tart­ Q—l have been drinking ar muscles) coupled with prune Juice before breakfast mental concentration aggra­ every day for a year. Will vate this tendency. T in t Is this cause say harm ? why writer’s cramp U more A — Prune juice is mildly common than runner's cramp. lasiUra. Too much laxative Piano playars, violin players, effect from thla plus other typists and aaamatrosass of­ elements in your diet would ten got a similar form o f bo undesirable. On the other citmpo hand atewed prunes would Tha Palmar method of furnish you with more bulk writing which made penman­ or roughage and would thus ship depend on shooldor give you more laxittvo affect movements rather than fin­ than tho Julc# alono. ger movements was designed 0 —la U harmful to drink ■till look smart on ths head. Another Sslesky Innova­ tion is the stretch sweatbands. This is made by lam­ inating plastic fosm to a stretch fabric. The essy give provides a comfortable per­ fect fit and reduces hat sixes to a simple small, medium •nd large. Martin H. Milter is quick to point out that any msn can look sharp In a h a t "N o item o f male apparel does more to flatter a man's ap­ pearance thsn a hat,” he says. " I f chosen properly, It can lengthen a short msn, slenderise a stout msn snd subtly frame a fees to en­ hance its best featorss snd minimise Its weaknesses." e • • SHIRTTAILS: The shaped suit is making nows this sea­ son. Not ths wasp-walited exaggerated British style, but the subtle indentation at the waist. While the shaped look may not pull traditionsteeped consumers s w a y from the popular “ natural shoulder" look, It is expect­ ed to be a big seller. Anoth­ er item highly touted In mentwear circles is stripes, from the conservative pencil ■tripe to the bold chalk ■tripe. . . . Men's toiletries may he following the exam­ ple o f the women's cosmetic business by being promoted ■■ " s c e n t wardrobes"—* leathery scent for buslntns wear; something exotic far evening; something light for summer (and a fishy aroma for yachting?) . . . Quote o f the Month (from designer Oleg Cassini): "You ean't find a good boot-black, a good clearer or a good laundry. There ahould b« tome sort o f seal o f approval for specialfats." T pryi Myriad Money Problems W o m a n By Ruth Millott Newspaper Enterprise Aaen. the has served them. To receive a sincere com­ It makes a woman feel bo pliment from a teen-age son good— To finally tackle a big job or daughter. To find herself with a rare •ho has been dreading, and day when there Is no meet­ putting off. To get up enough courage, ing to attend, no chauffeurto cloar out all tho junk in Ing to do, no grubby Jobs attic or basomont that has hanging over her head. To have ths baby sitter been accumulating for months report: "I didn't havo a bit — or, perhapo, years. To rtoch tho bottom o f the o f trouble with the children." To step on the scales and laundry basket and nut have has finally one single thing left uniron­ discover she reached the goal she set for ed. To havo sovsral o f her herself. To havo her husband whis­ luncheon or dinner gursts ask for the recipe for a dish tle appreciatively when he makers simply weren't think­ ing about tne future," he ex­ plains, "so we weren't abreast o f tho changing fash­ ions." Tho LBJ hat was a portent o f things to come. Still a big teller in certain Washington circles, It opened the door for a welter o f new ideas. So fashion-conscious men can now find the traditional felts in shades o f covert, fawn, gray, brown, blue, green and khaki in center-dent, centercrease, telescope and tapered telescope models. For casual hats, ths op­ tions are even greater: There ■re straws and denims and seer-suckers a n d unusual fabric weaves. The traveler can buy a hat which can be rolled up for packing anJ such as Christmas and vaca­ tion clubs, personal loans, home mortgages and safe de­ posit facilities. S a v i n g s banka and savings and loan associations may provide one or more of these services, bu* a commercial bank offers all o f them under one roof. It It well to establish an account with such a bank, although you also may open savings accounts with the others. The Increasing need for special service! for women hat led banks to set up fac­ ilities to meet problems pe­ culiar to her. Many banks o f­ fer lectures for women on budgeting and stock Invest­ ing. Some have a full-time budgeting counselor for wom­ en. When looking for a bank consider Its convenient loca­ tion to your office or home, its special aervlccs to help ■Inipify banking procedures for women. If you have chil­ dren, a bank with a drlva-up window may be your choice. Tho personal feeling you get about a bank alto Influ­ ences how much you make use o f the services it offers. It isn't unreasonable then to talk with soma o f the execu­ tives and floor personnel to gain an impression. Do It Yourself: W hat If Power Fails? make np for less power and will cause damage to wind­ ings and contacts. Observe Lamp Keep a temp plugged In where you can ace It easily. When power Is restored, observa the temp. If It glows feebly, then you have only partial voltage. Onee tho light starts glowing brightly you can start connecting ap­ pliances, one at a time. Even If power were re­ stored at full voltege, It Is wio« to have appliances dis­ connected. Everything going on at once could cause sn overload if ths wiring In your house U just barely adequate. Avoid opening and closing refrigerators and froostra aa much aa poitlblo. I f you keep the fleeter closed its contents will koep for 36 to 48 hours. Food in a refriger­ ator will not last quite as long. If you use electricity for rooking, then some emergen­ cy means o f cooking should be provided. Small camp ■tovra ran be used to prepare hot food. Propane atovea are efficient. 8mall, f o l d i n g ■tovei using canned heat are Ies* efficient, but are cheap­ er. Use these in a well venti­ lated room. You also can use the portable grill you normal­ ly use in summer. But do so in an open garage or open porch. Asida from amoks, tha fumeo from the charcoal can bo dangerous in a confined area. Use Fireplace I f you havo a fireplace that's usable you have a source of heat until power Is restored. It's a source of heat, that it, if you have renumbered to have a stock of dry wood handy. Keep the family in tha one room with the fireplace If your house it so equipped, or in the room in which you ara cooking. Open and closa out­ side doors so little at possi­ ble. Try to use outdoor ontraneoa that do not open di­ rectly Into a room but into n hall or foyer that can bo closed off. Close o f f unused rooms and sit tight. Sets Mark MOSCOW (U PI) Andreyev establish* record for hcavywei, he pressed 136 kilo, pounds Wednesday, ing Yuri Vlasov’* at tho Tokyo Olyn Soviet news agency ported. CHERRY HILL, N. J. (U -A s a Jockey, Davo Erb i out of to* money twice ia Garden State Stake*. Aa tralaar, h* woe wito his o •tarter. Hunjr to Maitct, �1 ffce Florida Scones A t Hits We don’ t know how he doei It, but Elvie Presley seems to become more engaging with each o f his film appearances, In his latest offering, Metro* Goldwyn-Mayer's “ Girl Hap­ p y ," Elvis is more dapper and debonair than ever, playing his role of Lothario with an infectious grin and twinkle of the eye that has you with him all the way. No wonder the legions o f Presley fans keep growing. "G irl Happy" started today and runs through Wednesday at the Rite Theatre. This new Joe Pasternak production directed by Boris Sagal, gives Presley every as­ sistance. The background is Florida's famed Fort Lauder­ dale, haven of the vacationing collegiate set at Easter time, and its beaches, waterways, luxurious motels and festive night spots are photographed so Invitingly in Panavisloo and color that it makes you itch to get down there yourself, even though you rosy be well past college age. Needless to say, in this ap­ propriate background, the bikini-clad beauties arc boun­ tiful, with Presley, as the leader of a musical combo, and his musicians, Gary Cros­ by, Joby Baker and Jimmy Hawkins, given every opport­ unity to live up to the picture's title in varied romantic en­ tanglements. As for the leading ladies — when you've got such datslers ss Shelley Fabarcs, Nila Tal­ bot, Mary Ann Mobley and Chris Noel in one picture, you've practically got the cor­ ner on Hollywood allure. A Presley picture, of course, is always as much a treat on the ear as it is on the eye, and "G irl Happy" is no ex ­ ception. There are an even dozen songs ranging from the title song to such Elvis deliveries as "Startin' Tonight," "D o Not Disturb," "Cross My Heart and Hope to Die," "P up­ pet on a String" and "I'v e Got to Find My Baby." The talented Shelley Fabares proves herself as nimble-footed as she is glamorous in such song-and-dance numbers with Presley as "Spring Fever" and "She's the Meanest Girl in Town." Mary Ann Mobley la given her opportunity with "W olf LOVELY Shelley Fabarcn and Elvin Presley are C all"; Nita Talbot does the the happy romantic team in "Girl Happy," tonguest-ln-cbeek striptease of loaded with laughs and songs, and now showing the year to "I'v e Got News at the Ritz. For Y o u "; the musical combo Join in the funny fanfare of I Commerce"; end, finally, I with a flock of boys and girls "Fort Lauderdale Chamber of there is a rousing beach dance doing "D o the Clam." 'Kitten With A Whip' Hit CARROLL BAKER, portraying a Quaker school teacher on an Indian reservation, evades the at* tentions o f Richard Widmark, as a cavalry o ffi­ cer, in this scene from "Cheyenne Autumn," now nhowing at the Seminole Cinema at Seminole Plaza. Ann-Margret and Brigitte >and "Apache Hifles." color i The movie pendulum ap­ Bardot are co-featured for supcr-Wcstcm with Audle Mur­ pears to have swung away three daya at Movieland Drive- phy. from "the girl next door" to— In Theatre Ann • Margret Ann-Margret. star* in "Kitten with a Whip" In her new role as the alleyand Brigitte In "Wicked and cat heroine of Universal'* Wonderful." first Sanford "Kitten With a Whip," until ahowlag Sunday through Tues­ now a sugar-and splce-andday. everything nice type of per­ For Wednesday only Dorothy son, scratches and slaps lead­ Provine and Jack Lemmon ing man John Forythe, and atar in "Good Neighbor Sam " ■mashes a whiskey bottle over and David Niven in "The Best the head of actor James Ward. o f Enemies." The films haven't ever seen Tba triple feature for May ao much an angry tigress on 6-1 includei "Hush . . Hush, the loose, as Ann-Margret in Sweet Charlotte," starring this. Bette Davis and winner of It even frightens Ann-Mar­ aeveral Academy Award nomi­ gret a little. But then she re­ nations; "Quick Before it members that the was chosen Melts," with George Maharls for the part from all the lead­ in its first Sanford showing, ing ladlea in films, any one of whom would have given her AN N -M A RG RET and right arm for the role in this John Forsythe star in stark and aexy melodrama. n stark and sexy melo­ And Ann • Margret la once Theae films will be ahown drama, "Kitten with a again content. at 10 a.m. Saturdays, May 1, Except for one thing — what Whip,” showing S u n ­ R, IK, 22, 2D and June K. day at tho Movieland it docs to the men. Forsythe's welts and nail scratches that For the children holding Drive-In Thcntre. Ann-Margret inflicted In the aeriea tlcketa, there will be heat of her performance, will prize* and aurpriara each Satheal with time. But think of urday morning. And there the mental anguish he must will be a grand prize for one have suffered. of the lucky ticket holder* at the last performance. And Ward will never trust Tickets may be obtained TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - a whiskey bottle again, when from any Maitland Jayrce nr General spending proposals of wielded by a girl. Aftrr his head was patched and hr was at the Seminole Cinema. A d­ the House appropriations com released from the hospital, the ditional information about the tickets may bo obtained from mittcc are nearing the billion- vow he took was not to stay the box office o f the Semin­ dollar mark with costs of the off the bottle, but from under ole Cinema at 838-7222; Ter­ state university system still it." ry Taylor 047-2020 (day) or to be added. 838-0S1D, or Mra. Lee CouchSo far, however, the com Sea water Is unfit to drink enhour 844-4219. mittee has kept its recom lieraute it contain* a large The Jayceea ara working mendalions $334,122 below amount of disaolvrd sub.tonwith local merchants on the those Ihe Cabinet Budget Com era, bulk of which la common aale of tlcketa to be given to mlaslon made to the Lcglsla aalt. needy children. ture. - 'P i JCs Sponsoring Kiddie Festival NOW SHOWING Muitiand Jayceea are start­ ing aa a new project a kiddie film festival at the Seminole Cinema in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. This Is a aeries o f children’s movie*, which will feature one full length film and cartoons selected for children IB ytara and young­ er. JOHN FORD’S CHEYENNE AUTUMN First Time At Fopular Frkea H A c TILL g.-M MAc W T m o n . - n u .W F TONITE A SAT. ADMISSION iirv'l WIUI IN ppo < 1 . 0 0 CARLOAD T HI A I R ! GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE SHOW No. 1—7:30 Oi#y No. J—9:15 Only No. a—tills Only "The Pleasure "SIGNPOST TO •THE NEW Seekera" INTERNS" MURDER" In Color With With Mlko fallen Ann-Margret Woodward COMING SUN. - M O N . - TUES. Spending Plans Near $1 Billion ’A B U HOPPING By Dottle Auatla REPEAT PERFORMANCE, with an extra-added attrac­ tion la on tap for you at the LAKE MONROE INN this weekend. T a l e n t e d N lek Pfeifauf will be back at the organ to play for you and In addition Kaye Dawn, “ the Binging waitress" will be chanting thoae romantic mel­ odies In her own special way. Also very ipecial ta the LAKE MONROE INN'S own home • made pit barbeque, spicy and dellcioua. Another favorite ia the mouth-water­ ing ateak for two that haa proved ao popular, Hope to are you there this weekend. Juat drive out around the curve o f Lake Monroe and you'll see the Inn. • • • GOOD OLD Southern-style fried flih i* the specialty o f the house at tha PINECRE8T INN on Friday night*. They rook up Juat load* o f that de­ licious fried fish for tha long lina o f repeat cuatomera who have discovered this delect­ able repast. The menu In­ cludes creamy cole alaw, french fries, delicious homebaked beans, tender, crisp hush puppies and tha popular Irtish tray. Try tt and you'll like it. Also try their south­ ern fried chicken dinners, which are speciality of the house on Monday nights. • • • moiphere than at FRED­ DIE'S. The feeling o f graclousneas, luxury and leisure la enhanced by the early Amer­ ican styla in tha new Gaslight dining room and by the violin medleys o f Bill Adler, while in the popular Lamplighter Lounge you’ll find Jay Miller at the piano with his own special atyle. • e Lithe eeo w m cu te ai * LUSCIOUS... *next!• n" One ,ln f la ry scream tta v f t Ona tUNCNIOWi It AM I II PM. DMMU: 'rw« eit* sw wsw11 zrz. r«i s a s. i ’ I *•IH> Dine Out Tonite at the Lake Monroe Inn and enjoy the rich contralto voice o f their singing waitremt — Kaye Dawn with the accompaniment of your friend Nick Pfeifauf at the organ HWY 17-M ON THE LAKEFRONT E at Out This W eekend D A N C IN G "ON-THE-HOUSE" / EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT1 C O C K T A IL H O U R DAILY 4:30 TO 6:30 P.M. T O T H E L A D IE S Permanent Tags ° per year o f your age! V A L D E Z H O T EL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN T IL 9 A.M. NIGHTLY HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND! The neck o f a giraffe does not contain more tames than that o f a cow or horse. FOR YO U R E N T E R T A IN M EN T 6 NIG H TS PER WEEK . . . . 8 P.M. T IL L 1 A.M . "Jhe OUuaw ju Freddie's B taak H o u m Central Florida's Oldsst A Finest FISH STARRING FRY GENE SHELTON b BILLY SHORT OPEN DAILY FROM 11 A.M. TILL 2 A.M. A L L YOU C A N E A T CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER ADIJLTS $]00 $|35 BRIGITTEBARDO T j*mga£s<<?N>w mctwpCcnem piNfCRf ^ AS WITTY ANO »O tD AS IVfB M . SHOWS AT |NN Menu Includes: Cols Stsw French Fries Bsktd Beans Grits Hush Puppies Relish Trsy Coffee Or Tea ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. REGULAR ADM. PRICES ▲m i l T C M e KIDDIES UNDER IS WITH PARENTS —FREE SEAFO O D A T T H E M OST R E A S O N A B L E PRICES IN C E N T R A L F L O R ID A ! _ _ w § Business Mens Luncheon mmm — Served Daily — 0 7 ( 11:30 A. M. T IL L 2:30 P. M. # # C A L L 322-1251 FOR R E S E R V A T IO N S Owned A Operated By Franco’s Sex M ie n Her* *■ FIRST SANFORD SHOWING STILL SE R V IN G T H E F IN E ST S T E A K S A N D ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PARTIES *• IW n V O C A L and C O M E D Y T E A M FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! ANNMARGRET Masiae A M NOW SHOWING r Ritz Hancock Hwy. 17-91 Be. Sanford FA 2-SH5 C a p * * RESTAURANT * COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2544 Park l>r. f D R IN K S — lc For Autos Eyed save the state nearly $200,000 a year. u s. i m i H'V'M 1 >N i t MK.ll I |( >L||), anM i AN D ONLY from her end your SEVENTEEN /J “* to n,lMd • • A U U I I ) MT ®8 10-a*. New Yot Hrleta Strip caakad ta yeut etdet (at anty Ttc. Ttondey Ht(M Is "family atfkr with baa dee•arts fat all. Setavday Ml(81 Is “ itaak algM" - • big fc.tb. TBaaa Itaal caakad ta year etdet fat anfy $1.00. RELAX IN LUXURY at FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE in Fern Park. This delightful (upper club haa that elusive q u a l i t y o f "atmosphere" HELD OVER, hald over, which aerma to hava ao much to do with the enjoyment of nnd held over again at the their splendid cuisine. You'll CAI'RI are those popular find no more delightful at- guys, Gene Shelton ami Billy Short — Tho Illusion*. This swingin' duo havo created •uch a name for themselves around Central Florida, the customer* Just won't let them go. So if you have been prom­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ising you n elf that you would The Senate motor vehicle* get out to the CAl'Itl Res­ committee approved without taurant and Cocktail Lounge recommendation today a bill to aro and hear this craty to establish permanent motor duet, you atill have a chance —they are still there nnd atill vahiclo license platef. The measure would revive packin' ’em In—every night the plan used (n Florida dur­ but Sunday. Show time is ing World War II In which about 9 p.m. and continues on small date tag* were Issued 'til closing time at 2 a.m. yearly to renew the larger Thesa two are the most—gay, license plate* Issued by the witty, talented, adaptable and Motor Vehicles Commission. lovable. Come on out, Join the Under this proposal these crowd at the CAPRI. Deli­ tags would be attached to the cious food, all your favorite permanent plates and would beverage*, fun and games I Your Favorite Melodies Nightly In Tho Lamplighter Leuage the 80, '65— Page 7 CAFETERIAS • SO MANY dellcioua things to eat can be found at the T R A D E W I N D S CAFETKRIA In the Semlonle Shop­ ping Plata at SR 436 and Hwy. 17-92. You will be aurprised at the wonderful array o f fin* foods, which include a wide chotca of prim* tender meat*, fresh from the garden vegetables, crisp cool salads and astrm-dellcioua desserts. If you are Ilka ua, you will hardly know which ones to choose— try them all—and try them soon. • * * a kitten one minute . . . April (O fa J s a LADIES are eapeclally wel­ come at tha CARIBE COCK­ TAIL LOUNGE in the Valdes Hotel with a particular treat, courtesy of tha management. During the happy hours from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. drinks cost juat on* penny for each year o f your age, girl*. And re­ member that every Friday night dancing la on the house — all you hava to do la push the button* to get your fav­ orite conga and melodies for your listening or dancing pleasure. T h e C A R I B E l.OUN'GE la open until 2 a.m. every night except Sunday. • Rtralk Fri. Hints For Y ou r Enjoym ent! 8HOWS TWICE — FIRST TIME AT 7tM She franfarh Sanford Phone <22-1X51 �Airs. Ralph Austin Smith Is Hostess To Woman's Club Membership Tea la aa atmosphere combin­ ing rare old antique with beautiful floral arrangements In shades o f pink, prospec­ tive members o f the Woman's Club o f Sanford, were honor* •d at a membership tea, Wed* Beadsjr afternoon at the grad* oua Park Avenue home of Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. The American Home De­ partment served as hostess to the charming tea with Mrs. A . O. Roberta and her com­ mittee in charge o f arrange­ ments. Between the hours o f 2-4 p.m., Mrs. Dewitt Mathews, chairman o f the American Home Department and attired in a navjr silk two piece en­ semble, greeted the guests at the door. She made the prop­ er introductions to the hos­ tess, Mrs. Smith, who receiv­ ed In a pink linen and lace frock, and Mrs. W. L. Mer­ ritt, president o f the Wom­ an's Club, who chose a chle black afternoon dress. A display of silver spoons provided a delightful con­ versation piece for the tea guests. Mrs. Smith collects souvenir spoons and her fab­ ulous array contains collec­ tors Items from all over the world with various holidays depicted. The refreshment table was overlaid In sheer lace, center­ ed with an antique silver footed punch bowl, containing party pink watermelon punch. Exquisite hand painted china featured an assortment o f petit fours, nuts, mints and dainty open faced sandwiches, Centering the buffet was By Mildred Haney MHS. RALPH AUSTIN SMITH, loft, wits hosteHn Wednesday afternoon at her Park Avenue h om o to a Mcntltershlp Tea honoring prospective members o f tho Woman's Club of Sanford. Pictured with Mrs. Smith aro Mrs. W. L. Merritt, center, club president, and Mrs. DoWitt Muthcws, chuirman of tbo American Homo Department. Airs. Edward Pender To Head Casselberry Womans Club DcRary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith of Seminole Drive entertained ial and annuo! dues will bo wood, Mrs. Glen llurrell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlf of By J u s Casselberry Russell Corwin, Mrs. Robert Clinton Corners, N. V. Mr. Officers tor the coming collected. Mnrsh and Mm. Charles Wil­ Ohlf Is tho Justice of peace Hostesses for the mpctlng year were Installed by the at Clinton Corners. liams. Woman'a Club of Casselberry will bo Mrs. Albert Grim•t a delightful r o u t beet Mr. and Mrs. Newell Haw luncheon at the Imperial kins, now of Roca Ralon (he House In Winter Park attend­ was the first president of the ed by 45 members and gursti. DcRary Nutional Rank), and Installing officer was Mrs. their daughter, Janet, who is Milton Tinsley of Altamonte attending Stetson University, DcLand, and Mrs. M. Rogar Springs, president of the dus of St. Petersburg, Mrs. County Federation of Wom­ Hawkins' mother, nil were an's Clubs, who substituted guests at the DcRary Rcstau tor Dr. Gertrude Furman, rant on Easter Sunday for who Is a patient at the Orlan­ dinner. do General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ScudMrs. Tinsley used keys to dcr of Lilac Drive celebrated point out the duties of each his birthday on Friday with office. New offlccri Include a steak dinner at their favor Mrs. Edward Pender, presi­ Ita restaurant In DcRary. dent; Mrs. Vera Jack, vice Mr. and Mrs. A. Appleton president; Mrs. E l e a n o r of Narcissus Drive entertain­ Storm, treasurer; Mrs. Ed­ ed Mr. ami Mrs. Howard ward Lunn, recording secre­ Ucdson recently. tary, and Mra. Velvet Jacobi, corresponding secretary. Edward McCarthy of Marta Road has his sister and bro­ Alt incoming and outgoing ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. officers and Mrs. Tinsley George Ferguson, of Livings were presented lovely chrys­ ton, N. J „ as houscguesls. anthemum corsagei. Retiring president, Mrs. MRS. EDWARD PENDER, loft, newly Installed Kenneth Green, expressed her president of thu Woman's Club of Casselberry, appreciation to all her officers receives Ravel from retiring president, Mrs. and committees for making Kenneth Green. A Rolf ball was attached to tho the year so successful. Ravel as an added touch for tho new executivo She was presented ■ gift of to uho in her fuvorito sport. perfume from tho club by Mrs. Joseph I. Laird, member o f the permanent executive board and on# of the two past H O U SE A F IR E presidents present. Special recognition also waa LOTS OF SM OKE given Mrs. Raymond Morris, past president; Mrs. William dk&kijLl j Otto Jr., charter member ot N O IN S U R A N C E the club, and Mrs. CamlUe Betty Price Now Xramsl, oldest member. O W N E R S BRO KE New etfeen will auume their tfutiee at the nest ragtrie* meeting on Tuesday, May 4. The meeting will be n A t Cut 'N Curl end aoc- M i wine drink could be the highlight of many festive gath­ erings. la anoh tall glaaa use to cup ahpbtiy sweetened, crushed Butt cr berries. Add abeut to cup fruit Juice (pinsayptos ar orange Juice Is e good choke) some chilled Mus­ catel, Sherry or white Fort «a d a scoop of vanilla Ice m am or fruit sherbet. Fill With sparkling water, Next Wednesday fr r a n Pa*e 8—Fri. April 80, ’65 C m m teif - d l \o n U itfi, lin e . o o o wist n a s i ntssst SANTORO iiu m u u i r * a - o s m F L O R ID A Cut 'N Curt Beauty Shop, 111 Palmetto Avenue (a happy to announce that Betty Price is the latent addition to their staff. Betty wau formerly the owner of Betty Lee Beauty Hhop in Ht Peters­ burg and recently with Kirknrd'o Huir Styling Salon in Sanford. You are cordially In­ vited U cornu In and consult Betty with your hair grabloau. Wlga cleaned usd styled n specialty. Three ether Hea­ ter Beauticlone te eerve yen. Free Perking. I l l Palmetto Ave. PL ISS-M14. (edv.) Identical twins may look alike a* peas in a pod, but often they don't get equal starts In life. According to I,oui»vllle physician, Dr. Frank Falkner, ono twin sometimes get much more nourishment while In its mother's womb than the other. The result: He may be larger and heavier at birth— and may continue to outstrip his twin the rest o f their lives. In one Identical set of twins, Dr. Fulkner reported lecently, one baby weighed seven pounds at birth, the other only three and a half pounds. Now four years old, the heavier twin Is still heavier, and la an inch taller than hia brother. Dr. Falkner, who is chair­ man o f the Department of Pediatrirs at the University of Louisville School of Medi­ cine, and n group o f collea­ gues, bused their olm-rvstlons on a study o f DO pairs of twins from birth through their caily years. Thst adorable little bundle in bunting Is going to cost you and your husband a bun­ dle of money by Uie time he'a 18. How much? A recent re­ port In "Changing Times" estimates that Junior's upkeep will run about $12,000 for a family with a modest alandard of living; around $20,000 for a cumfortahly-off farm family; and more for wealthy parents. And these figures do not In­ clude the rust of college. Here Is s breakdown o f some o f the expenses o f ehild-raislng: — Doing born, Including doctor and hospital: $200$ 000, — Minor illnesses: $1,000. Double or triple that amount If aurgery or braces are need­ ed. — Food (Including occasion­ al meals for friends): $10,000; $500 less for girls. —Clothing: $2,5(*0; higher for a girl. Add the rosta of "incident­ als'': haircuts, permanents, toys, entertainment, vaca­ tions, music and/or dancing lessons, Sunduy school, etc. How many rhildren did you say you want? These days, with a really effective con­ traceptive — "the pill" — you can have Just the number you ran afford! Miss Linda W ebb Miss Judith Houts Engaged Honor ployed at Florida Power and Light Company In thii city. He is a member of the First Methodist Church of Sanford. Plans are being made for a July wedding in Chattanooga. Medical News Personals M sUlasllaa O f Sanford Meets W n J tn i Mr. and Mri. John Newton I Tenn., announce the engage-. Lynn, to shannon LeRoy The General Business, Civic Hoots Jr., ot Chattanooga, |ment of their daughter, Judith ] Crawford, ton of Mr. and Mr*. John L. Crawford, of Sanford. Pouring during the appoint- and Fine Arts Departments of I an arrangement o f pink the Woman’s Club of Sanford Mis* Houts, a native of snap*, glads and pom poms Icd hours were Mrs. H. W. will combine for a business Chattanooga, is a graduate of accented with handsome sll- Rucker and Mrs. W. L. Gramluncheon meeting at the Oak East Ridge High School, kow. I ver appointments. Avenue Club House on ^Wed­ where the wai very popular nesday, May S, at noon. and actively engaged In Hosteisea are Mrs. E. A. school affairs. She was chos­ Monforton, Miss Edna Chit­ en the most beautiful girl, the tenden, Mrs. Ira Southward, calendar girl and the Junior Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. R. Lion's Club sweetheart She Is K. Horton and Mrs. John F. a member of East Ridge Bap­ Wilson. tist Church and presently em­ Guest speaker will be R. T. ployed by Fidelity Loan and M i I w e e , superintendent of Savings Corporation in Chat­ Seminole County schools, who tanooga. will discuss educational pros Mr. Crawford graduated and cons in the county. from Seminole High School Reservation! s h o u l d be with the class of 1963. He at­ made with Mrs. Wade Shealy, tended M i d d l e Tennessee 323-0375 by 6 p.m. Monday, State College, Murfeesboro, May 3. Tenn., and la presently em­ Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bollman have purchased the attractive Phillip Ailes home on South Wellington Avenue. The Allcs are moving back to New Jer­ sey. We know they will miss our Florida climate and hope they will return to visit with us soon. 9 ft Woman’s Club New Arrivals 'Polynesian Beef Roast' Recipe Wins Man $10,000 A "Plum-Good Polynesian Keef Roast” won a rash award o f $10,000 for an electronica engineer o f Absecon, N. J., this week, awarding him the title of America's Cookout Champion for 1005. Glen D. Adams, amployed by the Federal Aviation Agency and the father of eix boys, wus given the title at a spectacular awards rere­ money attended by the Gov­ ernor o f Hawaii, representa­ tives o f the Army and Navy, and buslnesa Icadcra in the Islands. As one o f 25 flnellste in the national barbecue com­ petition “ for men only," Adams developed a beef roast that a Judging panel of na­ tionally known food editora railed "outstanding." In the contest, held Saturday in a (Nilin-roveretl garden a few steps removed from the Pacifir, Adams spent a little over three hours preparing his reeipe which calls for a marinade of Italian dressing und plum basting sauce. Adams $10,04)0 recipe Is as follows: PLUM-GOOD POLYNESIAN IIHKF ROAST (Makes alaiut 10 servings) 1 (7 to 8-lb.) hocf rib roast, boned, rolled und tied. 1 bottle Italian salud dress­ ing. 2 cans (No. 2tk) purple plums 1 can (0-ox.) frozen lemon­ ade conrentrnte 1 tahles|Kion soy sauce 1 teai|ioon ground ginger 1 pkg. (0-ox.) allvered al­ monds Quilted heavy-duty foil Marinate beef roast in Ital­ ian dressing for 3 hours, turning occasionally. Line grill with quilted foil; let coals bum down until covered with gray ashes. Drain plums, reserving 1 cup syrup. Seed plums; puree in a blender or through a sieve. Add reserved plum syrup, lemonade, soy sauce and ginger; mix well. Remove roast from marin­ ade and place on spit. Re­ serve murinade. Cook roast for 3 to to 4 hours. If using a meat thermometer, meat Is medium rare at ISO degrees. During the last 45 minutes, baste frequently with plum sauce. Remove roast from grill to hot serving platter. Heat remaining sauce with marinade and pour over roast. .Sprinkle with slivered al­ monds. Garnish with spiced crab -apples and paraley. if desired. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Drelfuerst of Sanford, an­ nounce the arrival of their first child, a son, Dcwayne David, bom April 21, at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital and weighing in at a healthy six pounds, nine ounces. Mrs. Drelfuerst is the for­ mer Shirley Long o f Sanford. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. H. E. Long of this city and paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dreifuerst of St. Joe, Wisconsin. Here’* a cocktail for the t«op!e who prefer theirs "lig h t." Serve wcll-chUled Rhine wine or Sauterne with a dash of bitters and a twist of lemon peel. It's a refreshing change. pIMOIIU Guest O f Informal Party Miss Linda Webb was honor guest recently at an informal graduation chatter party at the J. M. Hayes home in Park Ridge. Assisting Mrs. Hayes as co-hostesses w e r e her daughter, Betty, who was home from college, and Ka­ ren Vickers. Enjoying delightful chatter and refreshments with the hostesses and honoree were Mrs. W. B. Webb, Mrs. R. W. Armentrout, and the Mlssei Dottle Jardlne, Peggy Bower, Marcia Lipptncott, L e s l i e Moore, Cheryl Jones, Betty Kellet and Barbara Watson. Add zest to a luncheon or dinner menu with this Inter­ esting rice dish. 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April 80, *85—Pair* 9 VtrmTl Chuluota Shirley Stumpf Betrothed H O M EM AKERS Mr. snd Mrs. Ralph Edward I the engagement a n d ap-i daughter, Miss Shirley Marie The Central Florida Exper­ Stumpf of Sanford, announce |proachlng marriage of their |stumpf. to John St. Clair iment Station in Sanford will White. Ill, ton of Mr. and ^ By Margaret Cosby |(he bride chose a blue dacron j After a brief wedding trip be visited by members of the Mrs. John St. Clair While, al­ M in Joyce Wallace, daugh- dross with white accessories to the east coast, the newlyChuluota His and Her Carden ter of Mr and Mr* Francis ant* ,hc worc *he whi,p orchid i weds are at home on Kdwin Club next Monday morning. so of this city. The bride-elect wa* born In Wallace of 75 South Cortez lc o r “ gc frt)m hcr Bibl° ' ' S,rccl in Nor,h 0rUndo' May 3. Cleveland. Ohio, attended lo­ Dr. Philip J. Westgate. hor­ Avenue, and Robert Coyle, ticulturist, will show the cal schools and was grad­ aon of Mr. and Mri. Harry group many fruits and vege­ Coyle, of Lombardy Road, uated from Seminole High tables growing here which it both North Orlando, were School in 1963. She will grad­ was thought impossible to united in the bonds of holy uate from Orlando Junior grow in Florida a few years matrimony on Friday even­ ago. College in June and will enroll t i n g , April 23, at 6:30 p.m. in a Any interested resident of at Rollins College next Sep­ candlelight, double-ring cere­ I the Chuluota area may join mony at Lockhart Raptist tember. She is a member of the group by contacting a Church, with the Rev. Leon­ I’ hl Gamma Eta Chapter of member of the garden club. ard Jones officiating. The Beta Sigma Phi. Following the tour the club church was decorated in white Hcr fiance was born In San­ will lunch at the Trade Winds gladioli and candle tapers. ford and was graduated from Cafeteria in Seminole Plaza The bride was given in mar­ Seminole High School in 1961. and hold a short business riage by hcr father and at­ He attended Orlando Junior meeting. tended by her life-long friend College and Is presently em ­ Miss Brenda Bralley, formerployed by Florida Power and f l y of Raymond. N. II., but re­ Light Company in Melbourne. cently of Maitland. The marriage will be sol­ The bride was lovely In hcr emnized on June 18, at the street length gown with a First Methodist Church of bouffant silk organza skirt Sanlord. and fitted lace bodice with long tapered sleeves forming If you're looking for a quick calls points. Her only jewelry The Daughters of Wesley and easy last minute dessert, was a white gold rosette drop Sunday School Class of the try this. Drizzle sweet Sherry with a pearl center, gift from First Methodist Church will on a mixture of orange slices the groom. Her shoulder­ meet at McKinley Hall, 3 p.m. and grapefruit sections. Dot -le n g t h illusion veil was fash­ Tuesday, May 4, for the reg­ with butter and sprinkle light­ ioned to a small crown of ir­ ular business and social meet­ wmm ly with brown sugar. Place un­ idescent sequins designed by : ing. MISS SHIRLEY MARIE STUMPF der the broiler for a few Mrs. Thomas Peterson. The Mrs. P. A. Rowland's group MIIS. HOBEUT COYLE bride carried a white orchid moments, until lightly brown­ will serve as hostesses. attached to a white bridal est This light dessert can be Bible. served plain or topped with The maid of honor. Miss dairy sour cream. Brenda Brailey, was gowned in street length powder blue MON. - TUES. - WED. silk organza over a full taf\ — feta skirt. Hcr powder blue Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Brisson at the next Civitan headpiece was a nose veil at­ Sigma Phi met recently at the Club mrcting. Second place tached to a velvet and pearl During May home of Mr*. Thomas Russell trophy will be awarded Donna tiara. She carried a Colonial nosegay of feathered white for the model meeting honor­ Fitrpatrirk at the May 5 On All Permanent* Numismatic Club meeting and carnations, edged in lace and ing the new pledges, Mrs. $12.50 And Up the third place trophy will be ahowered with pink and blue Vicki Bower and Mrs. Betty presented Jeffrey Kipp at his satin streamers. Hurlbcrt. home. Jesse Hitchcock of SanlanM in Grace Marie StineThe 3tlh anniversary of do served the groom as best cipher briefed the incmlters Founders Day will he observ­ a m a n with James Brailey ushand pledges on Hie history, ed May 1 with a luncheon at ® crln g . The bride's gift was a meaning and traditions of live Orchid House in DcLand. silver identification bracelet. Beta Sigma Phi. Later in the At this time the annual mes­ Mrs. Wallace chose a street program. Mis* Stineclphcr sage of Walter W. Boss, length white summer printed presented a cultural travel- founder of Beta Sigma Phi, sheath of mint roses with ogue of her recent trip to Ha­ will be read and traditions white accessories. She wore a waii and the far cast. will lie observed. tangerine f l u t e d carnation FOR AFPOINTMENT Plans were finalized for Attending the meeting were corsage with mint net and rib­ presenting trophies to the win­ the Mnics. Dora Lee Bussell, CALL 322*4913 bon. ner* of the ''Baby of the Marcheta Dormlney, Flo WinThe groom’ s mother chose a Year” c o n t e s t . Marchctta xa, Killy Corley, Eleanor But­ A tangerine and coral printed Dormlney, Chapter president, ler, Flora Mae Wells, I'at sheath with white accessories. and Kitty Corley, way* and Beers, Jan Cara, Betty Hurlflair Styling Salon She wore a fluted carnation means chairman, will present iteri, Melba Bach and Miss ? corsage with colors carrying 2201 8. Park Ave. the winning trophy lo Karen Grace Marie Silnccipher. the overtones of her dress. 2 The groom's grandmother. t/2 THE LADIES AUXILIARY o f the Civic Association of Deltona recently Mrs. Katherine Krcck, of participated in a Crazy Hat Contest. The three top prizes were awarded Maitland, also was in attend­ Mrs. Joanne Dollman, left, Mrs. Collette Schillo, center, and Mrs. Trudy ance. She wore a blue silk printed dress with matching Ilcitz. accessories and a carnation — corsage. FO R W E E K E N D T H R O U G H M A Y 2 A reception for approxi­ mately 35 friends and rela­ tives Immediately following the ceremony was held at the home of the bride's parents. Focal point of the buffet tabic April 27, 1663 The Alpha Nu Chapter o f t Groom, Mary Grace Koiky, 5 Lbs. Epnom Salta ............... 29c was a four-tiered wedding Facial Tlftfluca 400' h 19c Admlnhlon* Alpha Delia Kappa enjoyed Mildred Lind, Marion Nlcholi, cake decorated Mith lover's Holly H. Bell, Ann S. Dan­ VIgran Anplrin Tablets 250 ............... 69c the annual sprang luncheon at Catherine Pearce, M a r I e knots, roses and lilies of the iels, Edward C. Daniels III, Creighton Gardena In Winter Chewahle* ....... 90/30 free $2.39 valley prepared by Mrs. Alice Stumpf, Lorraine Whiting, OlVitamin C 100 mgm 100’« 39c Maddox, Florence Park recently at which time — Mines and Mrs. Thomas Pe­ Micbnel lie Keeae Whittle, It u b y V i-D n y lin L iqu id .............. p t. $2.89 Sweltu Lumpn ........... 100’n 49c Lyon, Anna B. Grecnhoward, officers for the coming year Booth, Arietta Cobcrly, Hazel terson. For her going away outfit. Nell Whittern, K a t h e r i n e were elected. Sanitary Nnpkina ............ -lO’a 89c Similuc Liquid Sssitfsoper can 21c The following are the new Flynt, Roberta Richards, Hel­ Goodwin, Clarence Merrill en Richey and M ary Rogers. o f f i c e r s : president, Kate MOCK CHAMPAGNE Sr., William H. Overatreet, Nash; vice president, Belle COCKTAIL l.inda Koxbiel, Alice Farqu- Humblry; recording tecre* 4 qts. chilled apple juice liarson, Rosario lloldman, tary, Kay Lee; corresponding 4 qts. chilled ginger ale Steve Lowery, Sanford; Wil­ secretary, Faye G a i n e s ; 64 maraschino cherries liam K. Leach, Casselberry j treasurer, Dorothy Morrison; T IM E N O W lemon twist* Alice Ruahneck, DeRary; Cy­ sargeant at arms, M a r y I Combine apple Juice and nthia Ward, Lake Monroe; Dunn; historian, Cindy Crain; ginger ale. Pour Into chilled Iva Veino, Osteen; Janctln and chaplains, Margaret Rey­ TO P R E P A R E champagne glasses. To each Grueahaber, Orange City. nolds and Dura Wakefield. glass, add a cherry and lemon Rlrtha Othera attending the de­ tw ist Makes 32 tt-cup serv­ FOR H O T M O N T H S Mr. and Mra. Edgar Smith, lightful luncheon were Mary ings. Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. w Walter Gardner, Sanford, a A hot sandwich with a wine Ahead! boy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert sauce is a heavy meal. Make < lloldman, Sanford, a boy; the sauce by combining cream cn Mr. and Mra. Donald Carvar, of mushroom soup with 2 or BRERZE BOX Lake Mary, a girl. 20” FAN 3 tablespoon* of dry Shrrry. Dlsrhargea 2 speeds. Manually reverafbte, Then spoon it over thin allcea Edna Pearl Lrr, Margaret of ham and tomatoes atop hot The Herald welcomes all lisa in window( on flo o r , ala. Ogletree, Janita Hclman and C ools room s quickly. aocial news with the fo l­ buttered toast. baby girl, Frances Hall, BarVi 15.66 lowing regulations estab­ barn Hancock, Warren Hay­ lished: ALICE COSTANTJNO 1— Photograph and cov­ nes, Rosa White, Geraldine Marr, Carl Tillis, Marie Torerage requests should be FASHION WKiS Wa’r* on caN 24 hours a day er and baby boy, Leilia Butmade three days prior to to sarvtca the equipment are & SERVICE ner, Robert Wade, Robert satL Fma estimates on insUP event. All Colors ft Siaee latione promptly made, tool 2— Engagement a n d Kreth, Sanford; E d w a r d $69.00 U P Wood. DeBary; W i l l i a m wedding forms are avail­ Gauthier, Lake Mary; Max­ — TERMS — able to be accompanied by Authorised Dealer ine Stafford and baby boy, photo four days before For Consultation Lake Monroe; Walter Young, announcement. P. O. Bex 611 3— News may ba sub­ Longwood; Kathryn Nation, Casselberry, Fla. 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Inter­ national 8howtlme. “ T h e B e a u t i f u l Budapest Ice Show.” Thla lea show from Eastern Europe lan’t much different than lea show* from the Weat, though the emphasla o f this edited hour la on production numbers. J a n buffs won't find much to cheer about during the socalled “J»*« Festival," but lea ahow addict* will find the program to their liking. 8 0 p.ra. CB8. Rawhide. •The Calf Women.” Julie Harris eomea to the weat, and tha weat Is richer for the •elf as her alater’a protector against tha Incursions of the outside world. Their affairs become Intertwined with the difficulties of the cattle drive, creating problems for all. Nothing strikingly novel, but Miss Harris adds dimen­ sion to the drama. 8-8:30 p.m. ABC. The Far­ mer's Daughter. "Never Lis­ ten to Rumors.” A rumor to the effect that Glen will be given a cabinet appointment makes romance take the bark •eat In this episode. Suspense mounts over the validity of the rumor while a consciencestricken Katy Is more con­ cerned about the rumor's source. 8:30-0:30 p.m. CBS. The Great Adventure. "This Was A Giant.” (rerun! Robert Culp plays a stormy period In Sam Houston's life, partlcularly his unhappy marriage while Governor o f Tennessee and a subsequent congres­ sional trial after a street brawl with an Ohio congress­ man. Culp makes his role be­ lievable, and equally good Is 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Corner Pyle-USMC. (rerun) Very en­ joyable. Comer's despairing sergeant (Frank Sutton) gets some respite as private Pyle tangles with a woman marine captain (Plppa Scott) who'e as stern as she Is pretty. She decides to teach military courtesy, but how can you teach courtesy to the most courteous private ever to join the Marines T She learns a lesson of her own and loves ID 0:30-10 p.m. NBC. The Jack Benny Show, (rerun) Robert Goulet la on hand and the ladies won't he disap­ pointed, even in the trite skit with Benny built around Jack's efforts to steal a young lady away from the handsome new idol. Goulet sings "This Is All I Ask." Pretty Joan Marshall Is the femme foil. . 0:3010 p.m. ABC. FDR. "The Dark Days." Grim re­ minder of the early days of the War In the Pacific when loss followed loss and the ad­ vance of the Japanese seemed Irresistible—until miraculous­ ly the country rallied behind Roosevelt and the U S. began to taste victory, however •light. Familiar material, well presented. 10-11 p.m. CBS. Slattery's People. "Qestfon; What Is A Requiem For A Loser?” (re­ run) The theme Is capital punishment. The question la how and under what circum­ stances the state's death pen­ alty should be repealed. Slat­ tery tries to get his bill pass­ ed and a convicted murderer tries to get any bill passed. Martin Milner Is the legisla­ tor, Barbara Feldon gives an­ other Impressive performance as his wife and Warren Oates Is the killer. Strong dramatic fare. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Jack Paar Program (color) The best thing on the show Is the Ger­ man dialect clowning of Carl Reiner plus his French dia­ lect version o f Frank Fay's old song analysis routine. Comedian Jackie Vernon draws a few smiles and Av­ ery Schreiber and J a c k Burns do a new material re­ prise of their conventioneer skit which Is getting tired. Nancy Ames sings two songs. WEEKEND TELEVISION f i t * ( 2) (f) (•) t i l l ( 1) (t) (t) T ilt ( 3) (t) Tif f i t ) (f) l i l t (t) 12) (•» t : o f (•) • : t f ( 2) (f> It) 12) (f) ' 9) t t i f f ( 2) (f) h thsr Cronklte tins night 13:00 ( t ) It) 13) It) 13:30 ( 3) ( 0) (•) l t :t l It) thsr (t> 11:21 ( » ) (•> U : l f ( 2) SATURDAY A. M. 1:31 ( t ) News a TVsalhtr 1:30 ( I ) T;n» ( t ) Till ( t ) Till (•> (!) Till ( I ) ( • it* t ) (t) ft) 1:11 ( I ) (SI •41 (•) (I) Hunrle* m i n x i i t Grower* Almanac New* On# W a y Mirror f t r D Mid-Florida Sign On Across Th# Fanes Mister Mayor Itamar o f th# Jungl# nura# A Allan D s n a t Patrol Th# llv ln Nhow Helanr# Fiction 1:0a ( 3) It) 1:30 13) 3:30 It) IS) 1.00 ! « ) 10) 13) 1:00 It) (3) ( 1) 1:30 ( t ) ( 3) I St ( 3) It) t i l l 13) t : 3n ( t ) t i l l 13) Fky Kin g Hugs Mutiny Khow Hnotllglit My Friend Fllcka People Are Funny Jimmy Htrlekland Hhnw Air Forr# New# lieview t'llH Hummer Hpnrla Herle* Hat. Double Feature llaseball Vat. Feature Theater X Hiller Wing* Kentucky Derby Wrestling Th* Outlaw* It'* Th* l a w Jim A Jesete Klmsr ADC Wld* World of Sport* Car I I — Where Are Tou? Porter Wagner Hliosv Flatting Fun Dlnyd Thaston Hhow Newernpe Th* Fllnalonas Hal. Itepnrt Legal Notice ftOTICK OF INTKBTION TO A IIO IT »tHHltOT Fill) PIBI'AI. 3 MAR IMM-ISM TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKHN AND Til A l.l, nWNKHH. PKItHONH Oil KNTITIKfl HltllJKCT TO CKNTItAD AND HOIITIIKIIN FDoltIDA FUH)|) CONTIttlD DIHTItllT TAXKH. NOTICK IH IIKHKIir IIIVKN, In compliance with and liy authority Of Chapter 37*. Florida Hlalule* a* amended and Chapter 31370, I.aw* „ f Florida, IMS, that tha (Inventing Hoard o f Central and Hnuttiern Florida Flood Control Dlalrlt't, a public corporation e ile lln g and operating tinder and by vlrtua o f tha lawa o f tha Htaln o f Florida, Intends tn adopt the f o l ­ lowing tentative budget, nr as the tame may Its amended, for said Dlalrlot for tha fleral year beginning July I. 1**1 and ending Jun* 10, H it . Killmated amnunt In ha raised by Dletrlct T a ie * t 1.t i l , 111.I# neneral lleveuue Fund — Hlale o f Florida l l , 73t . t l 7.ao Hpnll Harrow A n mint 31,000.00 Hat Imuted amnunt to be received from other aource* lio.ooe.ao Kelltnaled unnhllgNlrd nr net lialanre whit It will tie tin hand at the beginning tif lit* above referred to fl»ea| year 3.310,00*00 Kalliuated total fundi available For Conatrurtlon Prraonal Hervlre* CoutrarliiNl Hrrvlrea Commndltle* Capital Outlay 933.t t l . 0) 3.I# Total For Acquisition nf lasnds and Olhar Purposes Paraonal Harvlrea Contractual Harvlraa Commoilltle* Currant Charge* Capital Outlay — Water Htnrage Area* Capital Outlay — Itlglils uf Way Capital Outlay Kqulpment Conlluganclta I 3,117,307.00 Total Fur lleaerve Fur T a i Assessor's Fee* F»r Operation and Maintenance uf lb* District's Work* Prraonal Hervlre* Contractual Harvlrea Commodities Currant ch a rge s Capital Outlay Conllnganclaa llt . v a t . lll. o o I 311,000.00 Total For Conduct o f tha Af fa irs o f th* District Generally Paraonal Harvlca* Contractual Harvlrea Commodities Currant Charges , Capital Outlay Contingencies I 3.131,011.10 t 3i.too.ee 3.310.00 77, 100.00 t.131. 117.00 I I0.ttt.tt lo.i to. to l.tio.ot 3.301.00 10.100.000.00 1,711, 100.00 sti.oo 30,000.00 • 110,000.00 I |,)7t.:ao.ou 371.113.on 111,310.00 10,100 oo 33t.al3.lo 3l.oou.oo 339.000.00 tl.ttl.lt I 3. t t l . l t I 3. l t t .00 10,700.00 T.too.to Total t tll.tii.oa Katlmatad total aapendlturaa 131,att.033.lt (estimated amount which will appear at Hi* beginning o f th* above referred to fiscal year ## obligated upon commitments made but incomplete I too.ooo.ao That on tha Itth day o f May, A.D., I t t l , at nine o'clock a.tss. I* the principal o ffice o f said Central and Houtharn Florida Flood Control District, t t l Kvamla Htraet. Waal Palm Beach, Florida, hearing will ba afforded to all owner*, persons. #r aatllla* wbo ar* or may b* subject to aald Dlalrlot taso*. Ibtlr attorney# or agent* la appear bafora aald Board and nbaw their objections to aald Uudaet. Ttal# Nolle* shall b* published In th* sight* ** counties •f tha District la arcordana* with e ile lln g laws. Thla Ik* l i b day o f April IMS. CKNTItAD AND HOIITII KIIN FIAHtlDA FIX>OD CONTHOD DIBTIIICT BT ITS OOVKItNINU BOARD By / a / lUlay B. Milas, Chairman (BEAD) ATTEBTt / a / Q. K. Dali, Jr* Secretary b| R obert n. Iloraar. Vlcs-CUalrmna W. ID Beall 1L I - Saarl* T. II. TomUssoa Fubllabi Ap ril I I, I I, I I . 1311 CDI* II / ( t ) Central Fla. 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Theatre I f ) Hunahln* Almanac 3:00 III Profile In Courage Till ( t ) Wake-up Mnvla* (V) llolf Tournament of 7:10 IS) Countdown Newa Chain pinna till ( I ) Farm, Market Hat : 0o ( 3) Shell * Wonderful ta rt IS) o n e Way Mlrrut »l»t ( t ) Today ( 3) Danger Is My llual* 13) Mlckla Evans neas 711 ( f l M a t A Weather t 30 (S) Your Dlf* In World 1 :0 0 (f> Captain Kangaroo Today 1:31 (31 Weather • New* 13) Topic 1:31 ( 3) Carloonvllle 1:00 ( 3) 1.11J lltport* ( 3) Today (•) Konraina 3:00 ( I ) Divorce Court 1:30 ( 3 ) (IK College llowl t t ) American History ( I ) (le ve lle d* o f A m a ­ » . ' « III Kiarnla* for Modern teurs II Women ( 3) Viewpoint 3 1:11 ( f l llnmper (loom ( 3) Th* Morning Mnvla I0: t l ( 3) Make Itoom for Daddy ( f ) CIIH News with lllka Tli* Town af C**,ell.erry reWallact queete tilde on the following: 10:30 ( 3) What's This Hong A self • contained heal pump, producing sn.ono 10:11 ( f ) I U r a t.vey 13) NBC Newa lITtl i iinllng, w ith a to K W electric strip, lutal 11:00 ( f ) Andy o f Mayberry I I ) Ceaceglratlag heat capacity, with heat t l ) December Mrld* pump tl.ooo MTU heating. l l : 3t ( f ) Th* McCoys Complete will, duct aa per ( 3) Jeopardy akelcti ( , ketch available In ( I ) I’ rlc* I* night III* Office uf (lie Caastl. Iierry Town Clerk) tn each MONDAY r . M. office. Fiber gla*t mater­ ial anil all aluminum t l : t l ( 3) fay When t t ) Dove of Dl fa grille, supply and return t l ) Donna llred air. Unit Installed through 11:11 I f ) CIIH Newa wall. All necessary wiring 11:11 III Truth nr Conse­ quence* fur Installation, thall be ( I ) Father K now s Beat Included In (hie lild. ( f ) Hearcn for Tomorrow All bids aball tie remitted tn l l : t l ( f l Uuldlng Dlgbt III* fo llow in g aildrrsa. 13:11 13) SMC News Iteport Tow n Clerk 1 :0 0 t t . Th# Open Window Town uf Caasrlberry ( I ) New*, editorial ant I'. O Mm l< Weather Casasllierry. Florida ( 3) Tenn. Krnl* Ford In aealeil envelopes legibly 1:11 ( 1 ) Focus marked ' T o w n o f Casselberry 1:11 ( t ) A* Th# Warld Tara , — air conditioning lild" liy tha ( 3) Del'# Make A Deal loth day o f May A. D. 1313 liy 1*1 Newalln* 13:00 Nunn. I I I ( 3) MIC Newa nayort Piibllali: April 31. 30. I3t l lee ( f t Password CUD Tt t l ) Moment o f Truth IB n i t : Cl It f t IT t'Ul NT UF It) Flam* In th* Wind T II3i m l At II M l A I. C'lltl’ t'tT tilt I t ' T..a Doctor* IB ABD FIIH SKMIBOI.K ( t l Art Dlnklattar I UUBTV. FI.UHIIIA. II) Day In Court IB f l l A B I KM3 Bit. ItaTI 3:14 t l ) AIIC News DOttIH j a m ; Pul.ICK. t:tt ( 3) Another World Plaintiff, ( t l T* Tell th* Truth V*. ( t ) llansral Hospital Fit AN K PODICK, 1:11 ( f l CIIH Nawa—Douglas Defendant. Kdward* BUTICK OF SUIT lilt ( 3) You Han't Bay TO: Fit AN K PODICK ( I ) Tha Young Marrlada c / o Julio Itellly <t> Th* Kdga o f Night l.anibTuwn lload t : t t (1) Th* Match Oam* l-edyard, Connecticut I t) Trallmaeter YOU AltK IIKMKIIY NOTI( f ) Baeret alarm FIKD that a Complaint fo r HIt ill i t ) NBC Nawa vorra and other relief has bean t:tt ( 3) Mail of Orourh* filed against you In the above ( f ) Haste Walt atyled Court and you ara here­ l i t * tt ) Heehuat by required lo serve a ropy o f ( 2) Welle F a r t s >our Answer or other defense ( t ) Magllta Gorilla to the Complaint upon the t ill ( 3) Magi c Movamaata la Pla ln tlffa Attorney, IX JACKSports HON IIAAKZK. Attorney at 1:1* ( 3) Vasaceya I.aw, 13* North Orange Avenue, ( t ) Hporta, Waathar, Hulls If, Orlando, orangs Nawa County, Florida, and fit* Ilia t t ) M a s * It T* Baavar original An swer ur dtfena* In t :lt ( 3) Mr. Magoo the Office o f Ilia Clark uf th* Clrrult Court on or before the 17th day o f May, l i f t A.D. If W M F R -T V CHABBKD I t you fall to do *o. Judgment by MOBD4 Y B. M. Default will b* taken against Stan On you fo r th* relief prayed for 1:1* Tlmtlln* In the Complaint and aald l : l l - t : l l • : M t : l l Amarlraa History rausa will than proceed Ka It) Part*. Heading ( l - t ) 1M)NK and OMDKMF.D at 3:30. 1:1* Sanford, Florida, thla th* Itth t : l l - l t : t S gpanlah IS) I0 :30- 10:tu gpanlah ( I ) day o f April. I t t l . A.D. l t : t l - U : t l Mpact Ag* •cleac* (BEAD) I t) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f th# Circuit Court U : l t - U : l t to cla l f tu d la i ( I ) VT By t M arik s T. Vlfclaa 11: 11- 11:11 K ty no tat at Muila Deputy Clark E. JACKHON IIAAKZK f t - t ) VT Attorn ey at Daw MOBDAV P. M. l l i t t - 13:l* Kalladoaropa 11-3) l i t North Ora nss Avaaua 13:11- 11:11 Kla dtrllm * lu ll* It l t : l t - l : l l Qatat Orlando, Flarida Eaplortng Bclteea Publish: April It. I t. H Map 1:30- 1:1* f. I t t l 1:11- 3 l i t Quasi V T R CDt, M <«> T il l Malar Mareury Hector lleatheot# Tennessee Tuseda Under Dog Quick Draw McQrsw T:3S liullwlnkla Fireball X D -I-N l:tl) Mighty Mouse 3:31 lleana a Cecil Itannla tha Menace New Caspar Cartoons l.lnue tha Dlonheert• ;10 ad l l i l t ( t ) Tha Jetenna t : 3S (S) Porky Pig 13:00 ( t ) Fury 10:30 11:00 HATUKUAY P. M. (!) • :IS ( 3) (t) 10:01 ( 3) (t) (S) 10:30 ( 3) ttl ( 3) H i t t 13) (t) (I) FRIDAY P. M- Legal Notice Hold Y our O w n Sale W ith H E R A L D W ant-Ads 15. Special Service* 9ijr •anforb •rralft PaKe 10 — April 30, 1965 ta a fs rd Eat E srh aa ga 322-5612 From Bamtaat* C naty 425-5938 m a t ntreea— Nat t.aag Dlataaea • |*1 l i**• ir. * <s A K • O A U» to 5 11 1.5* |1.50 I 1.50 6 to 10 II U 0 |1.50 |1.90 It lo IS IS UO 11.8112.85 18 lo 20 14 U 0 |2.52 |3.80 21 lo 25 18 1.50 |3.1S 14.73 28 lo 30 181 1.50 I 3.78 I 5.70 ■lalavaui Ad— I Die# (fle a t -la ila r wards pa* Ilea: t t Aa Hlalaiam charg-v All I b lp Data Ada Charted • I 1-Day Rata CONTRACT RATE8 ON REQUEST CLAHiJIf I k U DISPLAY 11.50 Per lath (Mlalmam laebao ml a FRIOIDAIH K range, to". 132. REA D Y -M IX CONCRETE Jaloii*l« window, J?»S0, IS. Block*. Stepping Stone*. Hand. Steel, Grease Trap*. Hock. f«ot Marker*. I’ olyethylene. Wire Mesh, Htep*. Window 323-1950 31. Musical lnslrumcnt!i Hill*. Dry Well* A; Drain Til*. MlltACDE CONCRETE CO. A A R CONTRACTORS TTTn»rT!Mrr!Mri|^T™7unTnr Gena Cumbaa — 132-Sttl HOMK IMPItOVKMKNTS. HOOVER VAC. CI.EANERS ROOFIN'!. PAINTING A W H IT E HEWING MACHINES Plano Tuning and Repair IN'III ATINO Authorised Bale* A Service W. D. Harmon • • 322-1322 Financing Arrangad 312-3317 GARRETT'S 300 K. First. 3: 2-3311 31. Upholstery F I X 1T Bf (OP NKW LOCATION CRASH HQI'AIIE 70* 8o. French 332-4711 O V E R 21 Y E A R S Over 3.000 square*, slightly o f flna workmanship In uphol­ U»'d. <* price. Any *l«e. stering Draperies. Slipcover*. FUIDN IT U11K C ENTER 16. Interior Decorator* Time Payments a* little as 1100 H. French 123.7933 "^lyraperTee^^HTTpcover^^™* 32 mo Drapery hardware In stallatlnn. 3*4 T o n C h r)» le r Air-Temp JKAN MAnCKD KL'DP DECORATING SHOP 333-0213. loot French Ave. 333- 31)0 Ph. 323-3331 ____ OUNS: Huy. Bell. Trade, ReCUftTOM Made Hllp Covers A pair. OSTEEN IIRIDGE CAMP Drape,. Wall lo wall tarp et- 35. Vacuum Cleaners A G l‘ N HIIOP. 333- 3123. Ing. Darg* selection to rhooe* from. HANFOIID VACUUM SVC. HADES - REPAIRS Alann Fabric* A R urh 51. Article* For Rent 3255 y. Park Avr. 323-151 1 FftK K KHTIMATK AT YOUn IIOMK RE NT A BED 3513 Park Dr. H.M.fnrd .132-1713 37. Moving & Storage ftnllaway, lloftpltal. I ll by IU-.lt. by Day, W tck. or UI’ IIODHTKItIN'G. D r a p e r - FOR RENT: Clean. Dry HtorMonth. l*«. Hllp Cover*. F r r« #atl* ag e. I8i|2 At 10x20. 333-1371 CAItnOIah'3 Ftm.VITURE mates. All work Kiiamnteed. 11C W. 1tt. 322*4111 AI*o, ijRFft furniture, llmin* 50. Mine. For Sale "Y ou It — w « Im m It!" ai»t■ for m k . Adatrm PrrorM* tor*. 352. m ? j . Hnui* — Hydraulic SERVICEMAN' IIEING Tr An»ml»«l(>n — Jack* T RA N SFERR ED 19. IluilderH Supplies and would like to have some­ AMERICAN RENT-ALL one assume hla payments on 3f.«<i H H ia w a t h a _______ 3?3.9|12 PR K -C A 8T Concrete Step* t nu>. old Zlg Zag sewing GREGORY DU MHECfl CG machine. Makes fan cy n o t c h ­ 53. Wanted To Huy s:n Mania ( V I 331-OIM es. overcast raw edges, makes buttonhole*, sews nn USED FURNITURE snaps and linoke. and aewa 20. Hardware 132- 237# wi th doubt* needle, etc. As­ sume 1 payments o f 12 oo T.anford'e Moat =Complete Ph. 323- 7127. TED WIDDIAM.1 HDW AC BWrWF-Yf* litl K. 33th. ____ 333- l t t t Flt lG ID A IR E W a a h e r . 310; Hervel Oaa Refrigerator, 330. VI. Plumbing 322- 3121. ■LUUlll.vld ERRO RS Tb* Herald will ••« be epsastbl* far mar* tbaa lararraat lasartfea. COPY Tb * Herald raaarvaa tbs pat­ ellae* a f reject la# ar reelsla g aay advertleraieat which II derma shlaetUaahla ta th* paltry af thla aawapapar. DEADLINES 12 Noon Dajr Bafora Publication For Inarrtioas and Kills (Bat. Nooa For Moaday) 1. Ixwt A Found DKT'B CKDEUII ATE — Th# classified adi ar* th* place to sav* time and money when shopping for th* car o f your choir*. IXIHT: Female. I.lver A White, t mo. old lilrd Dog. Phone 323-3321. After l p.m. Phone 332- 3320. Contracting Repairs FR E E EKTIMATEi R. D HARVET 3111 Hanford A*# 323-3333 23. Painting 19 FT. YKDDOW8TONB Camp­ ing Trailer; Air conditioner; G. K. Washer A Mlac. Fu rn i­ ture. C l t - 1212. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS PAINTING Ineld* or out. W il­ 310 Sanford Ava. 233-e *91 liam Dlion , Th. 332-OUI or 322- 3731. ________________ CHAIN DINK Fence. Coel 1320. sell for $100, you move. Her 24. Well Drilling at 3201 Park Av*. Kent llloe l.uatre Electric Car­ WEED? I) RIDDED. PUMPS pet Hhampnorr for only It SPIllNKI.KR SYSTEMS per day, Carroll Furniture All Typaa and Hlaea Co. We Repair and Service 8 T I N K CODI) D R I N K IIOX 323-7021. Machine and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd HI__________ 322- M 33 I9M Universal Z ig -Z a g full alt* head, s e n s on buttons, 29. Photo & Equipment makes button holes, blind atltcbee, and II fancy design, YAHHICA-MAT CAMERA 2 'A* new I year guarantee. Hold 2'4 aa new, with case III. new for 1219.20. Pay o f f bal­ FKDKIIAD KNDAItGKIt 3 « i ance o f 119.72, aa little a* 3'4 Model 313 earellent c o n ­ 92.20 per mo. dition 122. 31 Watt P. A. Am ­ plifier Model ( 22. t - l - l l Ohm HANFORD HEWING CENTER 3: 3-9111 tape; 7 tu b*! plua Rectifier, 101 Ho. Park Ava. used five hours, and T w o It Inch square Cabinets with 12 Inch Phllco speaker*. Ideal for Rand o r home. 175. De- Have S e l on Kposy, P. V. A House A Marine paint*. Itarv, ate. 1317.________________ FA SCO. 1500 French Ave.. Hanford, 3231*10 Orlando, 30. Home Appllancett 5*29 E. 11* 7. 20 • 272- 0OI3. SPECIAL PAINTS NKW APPDIANCK8 at W a re­ 2 EVENING Dr***e*. ell* l A 7, house Price*— Frlgldalra, 1 sen new Heal Covers for Hot Point, RCA, Zenith, ate. ’ l l Hulck Special. Call I 2Xtern. Writ* P. O. Dos t i l t , Call Chsrlt* Oormly collect 1131 alter I p. m. Hanford. at Aeaoclattd Radio A TV, 3113 N. " r a n g # A v # , Orlaa. WANTKD: Itld* to Titusville, do l 22- : i l l . OAC llulldlng. Xllla. Day allirt. Call 333*7113 after 1 GK Auto, waaher, go od con di­ tion, 120. l'h. 3: 2- 0931. pm. I'JIKIllUIfU Legal Notice (T ill PIT COURT. epp'te. IB TIIH BIBTII J l lilt I II. t Iltt I I I (IF FI.ONIDA IB ABD FIIK ■KNIBOI.H t'tll B T I . PEItMANKKT HPKCIAD CITT \N" CUIII. IIFAUTY HIIOP CHABI'ltHV BO. ItaM BOTH K OF a ITT IB 20". o f f of regular prlraa un MORTGAGE FOItKt I.GBl HE Perms. ( Senior Hraullclana, Marla Cuililtig. H«ra Dowrry, FKDKIIAD NATIGNAD MGllTWinnie Cullum A Hatty GAGK ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ I'rlra, our new Beautician. poration. Plaintiff, Hetty I'rlra will Clean A sole W'ge. Free Parking vs. David E. Weeks, a . k / a li. K. l-ol, 3l i Palmetto Av*. l'h. Weeks, and Thelma Week*, hla 332-0131. wife, C. W. Hunt Jr., C. It. Ilaae and Southern Doan amt N. Pet* & Huppliea Finance Co., Inc. Defendant*. CHIHUAHUA Puppies, n o t W. TU: David K. Week*, a / k / a D. 22th. 333- 1331. K. Weeka. and Thelma Weeks, hie wife, wline* residence and whereDOOh HKCKIVED ear Adopabout* ara unknown. lion, boarded Animal Rascu* le a gu e , 170S IV. Minnesota, YOU ARK IIKIIKIIY NOTIDet-and l'h. T2I - 1I 4*. ______ FIKD that a Complaint lo forednea a rertaln mortgage rnrumbrrlng th* following it.10. I’oullry • Livestock acill.rd real properly, to - w ll: J-ot 19, lllock 32. NORTH l-SMADD horse. Gelding, |I2V. OKDANDO FIRST AD D I­ I-Weteh mar*, bred tn tnal TION, according lo plat In June, saddle A bridle, thareof recorded In Plat III*. I-Hhetland Colt, I yr. Monk 13, I'agra 23 and 21, old, |tat. All very gen ile and Public Record# o f Seuilnol* used In children. Ph. 333- t t l l County, Florida, o r 333- 3301. haa been filed against you In th* abova-alylad suit, tha short 12. Special Notice* till* o f which la Federal Na­ tional Mortgage Association, a CANA8 Day Camp begins Jun* corporation organlaed under Itth., Isik* Golden. For In­ an Act uf Congreae and ealetformation call 133-331 A, Fred Ing pursuant to Ilia Federal National Mortgage Aeaoclatlon Oanae. Charter Act, having It* prin­ Adding Marhlnee • Typewriter* cipal offtca In th* City uf Hales - Rental* • llepalra Washington. District nf Colum­ r o w KDD’ B OFFICE BUPPDT bia, Plaintiff, versus. David E. Week*, a / k / a D. K. Weeks, BTOUatl'H Utility Trailer Hales, and Thalma Week*, lit* wife, l l o l I t l A, Raul* 3. South C. W. Hunt. Jr., C. It. Ilaea Hanford Av*. eateaded. I l l - and Southern Doan and F i­ till. nance Co., Inc., Defendant!*) and you ar* required to servo HITCHING Post It If 1a A a cop y o f your Answer or other Pawn shop. l,oans on a n y ­ pleading lo th* Complaint nn thing o f valu*. I l t t Hanford P la in tiffs Attorney, Cleveland, Av*.. 333- t t l l . Stephenson A Mil*. Hull* 111 NOTICE to DITTDK DEAGUK Hanford Atlantia N a t i o n a l UADI, llayera, t i t * P h oto­ Hank llulldlng, Hanford. F lo r­ and file th* original Ana. graphs o f Karli Team ay* ida. o r other pleading In the available at Th* Sanford wer office o f tha c i e r k uf the Cir­ Herald Offiie cuit Court on or before the Itth day o f May. A. 1>. 1911. It you 14. liicycle Repairs fail to do ao, a decree pro co n . frsao will b* taken against you ADD WUHK GUARANTEED fo r th* relief demanded In the We Hava Part* A Arraaaorla* Complaint. TOY CORHAD 3l 3- t ? t « Thla Nollr* shall be publish­ ed once a weak fo r four c o n ­ secutive waaka la Th* Hanford 15. Special Services Herald, * newspaper circulated la gamlnot* County, Florida. Dated thla Itth day af April, VICET Mora tbaa t t . t t t readart ara Die Sanford Herald A.D. I f f 1. classified ad* dally. Rates aa (BEAD) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. low a* tto par lias par dart Clark o f Circuit Court Dial l l l - l f l l o r t l l - l f l l e a t B y: KHaabath Druenahsn, place year adl D. C. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and 8ICK ROOM NEEDS Carroll Rurk* Wheal Chairs Walker*, Cane* A Crutch** for rea l or sal*. Of Cleveland, Stephenson Prascrlptloas al D a w a a 1 * MU* Price i UlscoUBt la paopl* Attorneys for Pla lallff aver t l A all Btrvlc* Person- P. O. Drawer 7. Ban ford. Florid* eel. Check eur price*. r u b lls h i April If. t l . Id. May FAUST DRUG STORE I. ltd* Ft*# Delivery 131-tTI* CDD I f soft water, evening 101 Ho Oak. 323- l 7tX. 5.5. Furniture For Sale For (ha n i g g e d selection o f nearly new and used furni­ ture, see Null'* Furniture llrokerag* In Casselberry on 17- 92. Open 1 day* 9 to 1. Used furniture appliance*, tool*, etc. li Might • Bold. Uarry'* Mart. 3:1 Sanford Ava. Ph, 3: 2- t t l 3. COt'RTEOUHY CHARGE AC- 1 COUNTS— limited credit If you own . phone. Pul classi­ fied A 'a tn work for youl ECHOLS REDDING CO. Held .nr A Furniture AT FACTORY PRICES: 119 Magnolia 323-1331 FRKE ESTIMATE UphoUlertng A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A L'*ed Furni­ ture Ca'I Nl* Redding Mfg. Co. at 133 Celery Ave. 3333117. WIDHON MAIKR FUIIN Huy — Bell — Trad# 311-11 E. 1st. 133-1321 ESTATE HADE: Saturday A Hunday. |:3o P.M. Kurnltur* tmnstly Antique). C h i n a . New Range. TV. Dawn M o w ­ er, Garden Tool#, etc. W e d on 1st HI. from Frenrh Av*. 3 3 mite# to sign Franclne'a, Fern Park Agent. » 3<-T903. W A TC H YO UR IN V E S T M & N T .• Deltona You're nearby— you can watch this Mackle-Built community grow! Deltona ia growing rapidly- Spacious Deltona homesites are serviced by ' Central Water Mains and Paved Streets are included In the full low price of Just $1295. You can a Deltona homesita for just $10. down. Visit Deltona now— take a Self-Guided Tour — see the Shopping Plaza, the lakefront Community Club^ the Championship Golf Course and the outstanding model homes at Mackle-Built DOJONJL MACKLI-BU1LT HOMIS feature* tk* fatataa Bale- •ettle. en dlipley I# th# Florida •ambit at the N.V. World's Fair, and IS ether lovely model*. Meckle-Bulit tvnmee rente In pne# tram Juit fffSO. to with down paymenti St low ae *2*0 ., monthly peyment* startint at *49.227 DRIVK OUT TODAYI Take Interstate A 4, salt at Deltona Caclvange and ySt'r# at DCL7 0 NAI FO R F U N ! SWIM SANFORI) ELECTRIC TIIANKH to HI. Jude for finan­ cial favor, granted. Harold O. K. Ap.llancaa— Now A U*#d and I'al Wlldrman. I II Magnolia 333- 11*3 8 EDi. US your Furnlturo. Quick fe r v lc * with th# Cash. SUPER 1 nADINO P O I T . a 3: : - o i 77. w AT MEN'S I I | / l Ol. Dungarees — II 79 pr. 2. PemonaW 4. lleauty Care 5.1. Wanted To Buy 50. Mine. For Sale VOBH DANDHCAPK 8 KMVICK Any typ* — An y alia At a price you ran afford a fte r 1:20 p m. Classified Phones Freaa 30. Home Appllnncw S&aJwJiM HEALTH! YEAR ’ ROUND PLEASURE! CERTIFIED fijo v h P R E S U M M E R — SP E C IA L ! ! ! A Beautiful 15*x30* Pool, Rectangular or Freeform, Complete W ith The Finest Filter System . . . Autom atic Skimmer . . . . Built In Steps . . . Solid Concrete & Steel Construction . . . *5 • Y r. Written Guarantee ! ! ! 3 Feet O f Cool Deck Around Pool ! ! ! * 1795.°° AS LOW AS l o s DOWN. A IT . $35.00 MO. COMPLETE PRICE RELAX E N JO Y T H IS SU M M ER . . . IN T H E Q U IE T SECLUSION O F Y O U R O W N H O M E IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE POOL . . . CALL US NOW ! ! ! LIMITED TIME OFFER ! ! ! SEAHORSE Scree* BacWeurra c e r t if ie d 605 ZINNIA DR. CASSELBERRY Ph* 838-4496 POOLS Paal E ft ifa e a t Ph. 838*7443 : u �% Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! BO. nnslnesa Opport. 72. Female Help Wanted 84. Real Estate • Sale SERVICE STATION for L***#. flood location, flood rr f f r ­ anco* A aonia Capital requlrad. Call 133-43(3. KKY r r .W I I O perator Trainee. Typing M p w lfn c# iirrf^rrnl, Permanent position. Chime K Com pany. personnel !>*•. partm tnt. Box 1 0 7 . Hanford. W H ITE Lady, under IS to clean house l day week. W rite itox 233. Geneva. 09. Schools & Inst ructions i7. Situation Wanted Heal Estate Course E vening Claaa atarta M ar **h. F or Inform ation ca ll Mrs. Apptrton. tC ollact) urlando, :t l-c :i« . llrrt it Oil ( t r r a Hchoola nf II a a I Fetal*. Sclioola of Ural Relate Law. "F lorid a's L argest.KLTINfJ SEMINOLE IIANC1I (Spar* University A irport) Loratrd 1 mllaa Eaat o f Ovlrdo on llwjr, I I ) la now oprn. Student Inatrui'tlon now g lv an In Piper Cherokee •'X0.“ Com* out and laarn to fly NOW. Expart Inatructlon In a relaxed atmnaphar* rem ov­ ed from bu.y tr a ffic pa ltrrna. Tw ln-rnicln* Charter ■av» Until** anywhere. K e a n A viation Product* available for llapp y Plying Ph. 3453301 fo r further Information and appointment. DAYS w ork. Phone I33-I4IO or 333-4309. SECRETARY, tleneral O ffice W ork, Mature Woman with many y ea r, experience. P er­ manent resident. Ph. I l l 1699. Longw ood. DARY HITTING. dsys, nights, regular. Cathy. 333-1313. IRONING. my home. 333-1111. Satisfaction guaranteed. W IL L Iron at my home, after 1:10 P M . 1117 W. loth St. HI. Heal Estate • Sr.le RAtiT PILCHER Past Duy Broker 113-7491 Day or Night JOHN E. FOX, 71. Male liolp Wanted 72. Female Help Wanted COt.()ltEI>: 31-33, to operate shirt unit. W ill train Inex* prrlenced person. Apply In person. Joe's Laundry A Dry Cleaners. 3507 Sanford Ave. St. Johns Realty TH E TIM E TESTED FIR3I 111 N. Park Av*. 313-1133 Welcome RVAH-G To Sanford For you r convenience w e will h* open until 9 P.M. Friday A all day Saturday. Before you rent nr huy he aura lo ae* — STENSTROM REALTY Park 63 Mercury Meteor V-2, Mm-O-Matlc, R A H . Bucket Basts, P/S, P/B, All Vinyl Interior. 62 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. Hardtop, V-S, Powered And Air Conditioned. 62 Oldsmobile “ 88” 4-Dr. Sedan, Polly Powered, Beauti­ ful Green And White Finish. 62 Chevrolet Corvair *1795 *1595 *1795 *1095 ••500" Series, 4-In-Floor, R A H , 3Dr. Black, Exceptionally Clean, 61 Plymouth Belvedere 4Dr. Sedan, V-S, Auto. Trane., Power S t e e r i n g . Heater, Exceptionally Clean. A DeBary Car. *1095 61 Mercury Monterey *1095 60 Mercury Monterey *9 9 5 59 Lincoln Continental *1095 BARGAIN BUYS! 3- Dr. Hardtop, Auto. Trans.. Radio And Heater, Beautiful Red Finish. 4Dr. Sedan, Merc-O-Matlc. Heater, Beautiful Black, Exceptionally Clean. Fully Powered, Air Conditioned, Ex­ cept tonally CHRYSLER 4-DR. FULLY EQUIPPED MERCURY •IN 1®® •00 •210 4-Dr. Hedaa, Air Conditioned, Fully P ow ered' FORD 2-DR- SEDAN, V-8 ENGINE FORD • CYLINDERS OLDSMOBILE STATION WAGON $1M OPEN 'TIL 8 P. M. TONIGHT SATURDAY AFTERNOON T IL 5 P.M. HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. D O W N T O W N SA N F O R D CORNER PALMETTO & COMMERCIAL 95. Houses For Sale T ell them vou *»w Sanford Herald! SOU TH W ARD INVESTMENT A REALTY I K N. Park Av*. 1:3-9173 1100 DOWN I HR.. 10 x 17 Fix. Rm.. Ter. Floor*. Kit. equip. 147 mo. p » y . all. II ELM I.Y REALTY. O ffice 111 Village Hall. N. Or­ lando. 333-1441, night* 1333379. SPECIAL ll.tln g on large latke Jraeup lot at a dlacoiint. T ill, la a bargain at |5,(vo rash. BY OWNER. I Bedroom, 3 hath. CR construction home. Ige. altndy lot. Low equity. 333-OIM. Ball-Blair Agency Ilaal Ka'at* — Insurance Ird A Park Av* 133-3141 FHA - VA Wa Hava The Homs For You STENSTROM REALTY 333-1134 333-4143 PA R K DRIVE 333-7491 N ldllTB 333-0340 333-1413 UOOD horns, great Investment, big Income. W idow cute price. 333-3(99. CENTRAL A ir Conditioned. 3 IM rm - Ige. Florida Itonm, llecrtitly painted. 133-01(5. 3 BEDROOM. 3 Hath, Central Heat, Cort-ar Lot, Double Carports. >33-1131. DISTINCTIVE home landscap­ ed fo r privacy. 3-Bedroom, 1(4 bath. Many extra*. Rea■onahla priced. 333-3037. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES *1 know what thty maan whan thay aay that hafa an acoldant looking for a placa to happen!'9 CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—Loet a Found I I — Money Wanted 3— Pereonala 14—Saving* A Loan 4— Beauty Cara I I — Insurance I — Day Nureerlaa I t — School# A Inalructloae a—Child Care 70— Em ploym ent Service# I —Doge— Cate— Fata 71— Male Help Wanted to— Poultry — Livestock 33— Fem ale Help Wanted t>—Special Notices f t — Male or Female Help 13— Catarlng — Food 71— Bales Help Wanted 14— Bicycle Repair* 77—Blluatlon Wattled It—Bpadal Service* I I — Income Properly I I — Butlneaa Prop —Bale K —Swimming Pools 17—Janitorial Bervlesa 13— Real Estate Wanted I I —D o-lt-Y ou reelf I I — 11**1 Eetat* Mela 17— llualneaa llantala I t — Builder* riupplles 90— latls For Hal. 39— Hardware 31— Home Improvem ents II— Farm *—Urovaa 33 —Plumbing 93— Acreage 33— Palm ing I I — House* For Hal* i t —W ell D rilling I I —H ouse*—Bale or Heat 31— Air Cond. A Hauling IT— Houe* For Rent I I —Radio - Television 190— R tsorl llantala 39— Photo a Equipment 101—T railers—f a lixnaa 10— Horn* Appliance# 193— Mobil* H om e*—Bale 101—Mobile Homes— Rent 11— Musleal Instruments I I — Business Kqulpm eal 101 —Trailer Spare— Rent I I —Job Printing lo t — Trailer tail*—Bale >4— Upholstery 104— Apartment* For llant I t — Vacuum Cleaner* 101— Itounta For Rant 17—M oving U Blorag* 110— llo ts l Room s J»— Exterm inator* III— llen lal Agents t t —Plants — Feeds — Seed* 111— W ealed To llent 10— Mlac. For Sal* I I I — Autos For Hal* 11— A rticles For Rent 114—Auto*— Bale or Trade i t —Swap or Exchange 111—Truch* For rial* i t — W anlad To Uuy 110—A utom otive Service 15— Furniture For Bale 131— S cooter. A Cycles 31— Antiques For Hal* 131— Boats A M o t o r , t l — Money To Loan l i t —Marina BuppUas 40— Uualnee* Opportunities 425-5938 322-5612 From Hanford ■lefenng* 95. Houutu For Sal* From 95. (D ial D lraol) Bemtnol* County H ouh tn For hale $100.00 D O W N HOMES FOR SALE V A -F H A STEN STROM REALTY r and Sales Broker JIM H U N T Payton Realty 333-1301 3140 Hiawatha at 17-13 3 IlEDItOOM. 1H bath. Ig*. fenced yard. Country Club Heights, talks Mary Road, 133 Exeter. Asauma Mtg. A >(2 mo. 373-U K ._____________ 97. IlnuHcs For Rent FUIIN. 3 Bdrm.. Carport*, large lot. 175 mo. 133-7414. NICE, clean 3-Uedrooin house, near haa*. 133-KU3, FUIIN. 3 Bedroom houe* near Bate. 333-3097 or I3I-I7IO. O fflrei 333-311$ Nights! IJI-0T80 313-014$ $134 Park Drive • Sedans • Hard Tope • Convertibles • Station Wacoaa Compute Selection Si's Thru M 's Let s D o B u sin e ss Together \ ‘w . /. $200 • $300 Down $40 • $60 Month 100% Mechaniral Guarantee — SO Daya — 1,000 Miles On AU Used VW'e. Rules — Parts — Service Factory Authorised Dealer Ellinor Motor Co. You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65’ Ford From The Ole Ford House In Downtown Sanford. "Excellent Sen ice Too" So. Hwy. 17-93 Sanford, Flu, 322-1835 If 43x10. 1940 Hkyllne $52.45 PER MO. 1954 CHEVROLET W agon. A u to , Ileal nice. 333-1195. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 3333-55(3 Hanford 1961 GRAY. VW . Sunroof. It A II. E xcellent Cond. 333-4900. 19(0 FORD Htarllner. fullyequipped. Lika new. W ill ron ilder trade. Call after 4 p m . 933-1(79. BOB M cKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN *01 Fren-h Ave. 133-0731 100x140 IT . LOT. 10x10 Patio. Ph. 1*3.5119 o r 333*4417. 1-2-3 BEDROOM. 143-1135. Imt Included HANFORD MOBILE PARK, 1315 H. Orlando D r. 333 1930. 1 BEDROOM Trailer on larg* Lake. Adult, only 333-73«« 1UII. Apartments for Rent FUIIN. APT., 3100 Mellonvllle, 1351 FORD SKYL1NER. re ­ tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ er. pow er eteerlng. need* tranemleelon 3195 Ph. 3225147 or see at 134 Garrison Dr. '59 IIAMIILEII, * floor .Sedan! Real clean A new tire*. 3175 00 SANFORD MOTOn CO 100 French Ave. 333-4333 1954 . CHEVROLET. 4 door, exceptionally good shape. Ph. 333-1730 after 3:00 p.m. Strickland-Morrison Ford, Inc. 332-1411 W. Purk r, 1i-R *i« 1 llllRM . Furn. Apt. A pply 915 Park Ave. 57 IIOIIGUARD. 1 owner, good cond. 332-4779. CLEAN 1 DR. A p t, 3411 Elm Av*. 118. Trucks For Sale no pel*. NICE alr-rnndllloned Oarage A p t, In h eller residential area. Call 3 3 3 -*::o. FURN. DUPLEX. 1 B drm , redecorated. 145 m o , lu k a Jeesup. Call 333-7SK after 4:10. UN FURN. Kitchen 1967 HUIID 4 Ton. F too. like new condition. 931-7939. 1949 FORD P ick -u p Truck, rune good. 9135. 333-0440. 120. Automotive Service 3 Ildrm. Duplet. Equip. 333-5591. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1 HR. Apt. Ph. 171-0751. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 5 BEDROOM Turn. Houe*. K3 mo. Include* w ater. I33-9I0L FURN. I Apt*. 119 A 140 m o . Adults. 1:7-9440. 3 W ELA.xA APARTMENTS > \ First Bt. BDRM., Kitchen equipped, 171. nice yard. I33-I4II. 12.1. Hosts & Motors IK Gateway To Tha W aterway Hobson Sporting Goods Your BVINHUDE Dealer mo. KFF. APT. private hath, suit- 104 l - l E. let. Ph. l l t - l l l l able for Couple or Single person. Ideally located .town- It' FEA TIIK RCRAFT b o a t , LAIKIi: 3 Bll. unfurnished, tow n. Inquire at Manuel windshield and top. t i lip kitchen equipped, on lake, J acob.on Dept. Store, 111 E. Evlnrude motor. Champion 175 — 333-37(4. 1*1 break over trailer. Just tike new. U< W. 17th. I3 I-II4 I or I BEDROOM. I Bath. U nfurn­ APARTMENTS. Sanford Mobil* 1119. ished. nice neighborhood, Park. I t t l 8. Orlando D r, Enclosed Patio. 131-1910 1 44 FT. ZIMML Mahogany 3 lle l room, t Bath, Furnlihed, fl lloat, 33 III' E lectrlo alar' wall lo wall carpeting, air 108. Roomii For Rent Evlnrude, Top * Windshield conditioned, Nice. Fully equipped. G ator Till Trailer. Excellent condition. IIOOMS for Mon. lOl Magnolia. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 1171. 133-1371. iii-oiie. REAL ESTATE BROKER y*r. o w e n h cru iser, full* Real Eetal* Aeenclata Fl'R.N. R o o m , semt-prlvat* » equipped. Very good con di­ W ILLA MAE PltOKOaCIt hath, HO mo. 371-.34I. tion. Call after I pm . w eek ­ 333-7174 Day I33-04I5 N ight. days. 333-7134. 115. A u I on For Sale TOO MUCH I IOOM7 llant 13 FT. ALUMINUM lloat. Like through "F o r Rant" ad*, d e l •I MONZA, 4>ap**d, low m ile­ New. 7(1 HP Motor. R eason­ extra Income' age. |I00 down, assume pay­ able. 333-01(4. ment*. Call 111-7170 after I. 3 nDRII.. Lge. Living Room, '43 LONE STAR 16'; 40 h.|< Bang*. Plnerreet Area. 1100. Evlnrude *|er„ G ator tilt 3 4 » 0 1 !l^ l3 1 r D ix n m ir iD r lv * . 50 FORD. STICK. NEW MO­ trailer, 1150. 323-6779. TOR A PAINT. »:«*. I23-OI7.1, S-IIP.DIKHiM 373-1731. Furn., T H E SE FORD *31, 4 c y l, 8tlck. H A H. Good condition. Reasonable, fa ll 13*.3059. 101. Trailer Space - Rent 105. .Mobile Homes • Rent W IT H I. FURN. Apt. Clot* in. Jlm m lt Senkarik Glass and Paint Cowan. 333-4011. 3 BEDROOM. I bath furnished Company home, carport* and patio, 3 4-Room, 1•llr. Furn. Apt. >41. >10 Magnolia Pb. 133-4433 acre* o f land, fin* place for Call after 5 p.m. and w eek ­ AUto Glaaa lo p e children. Will Also rent unends. 331-0319. A Seal Covers furnlilied. 337-7115. I IIDHM. Furn. Apt. | li. 1034 NEW Furnlilied House for rent E. lis t HI. Robert A. W il­ fo r 110 per month. He* Mr*. liams 333-3911. W. E. Kettnon, 914 llalslead, AVALON APARTMENTS Drllona, Fla., for appoint­ 104 W. Ind St. ltl-3013 ment. ALL W ORK GUARANTEED I K W. Ind S I, ltl-1417 $11 U SE D C A R S Temporary l,ocalIon 2507 SO. P A R K 63 Buick Elrctra "225” , 4-Dr. Badan, A l.ow Mileage One O w n e r Car, Excellent Condition. White Flnlah With lllue I n t e r i o r . Equipped With Air Condlllnnlnx. Auto Trana^ Power Steering, Power Rrakea And Heater. A N i c e Automobile Rea­ sonably Priced. $279S 63 Buick LaSahre 4 • Dr. Hardtop, E q u i p p e d With Aulo. Tran*, I* o w * r Steering, I'ower llrakea. Radio And Heater, Low Mileage, Good T l r e a . Extra Clean In Every Keapect. *2595 63 Pontiac Tempest LeMana, 2-Dr. Hardtop, Equipped For Economy, 4 Cylinders, Anto. Trana, Radio And Ilaater. Sparkling Gray Flnlah With Clean AllVinyl Interior, Racket Heat*. C o n a o l e And Other Goodies. *1695 62 Chevrolet Biscay ne 4-Dr. 4-Paaa. Sta­ tion Wagon. This Car Is H o 11 d Throughout, New Finish And Extra (lean Vinyl Interior. Equipped With Chevy’* Economical 8 CyL Powerglide, Power Steering, Radio And Heat­ er, Air Conditioned — NOW ONLY •1595 10*\ .Mobile Humes • Hale 64 Chevrolet TIIA ILK ll A Lot. Enterprise. Fla., corn er of Elltahelh A Lincoln HI. Will furnl.h Ma­ terial to add e tlra room. Call Collect Harden l-k v lt, Orlan­ do, Mr. Albert. Bleeayne 1-Dr. Sedan. A Car We Hold And Serv­ iced. W# Know Its In Good Condition. Equip­ ped With Chevy's Stan­ dard V-N, H t a n d a r d Transmission, Radio and Heater, Finished In Sad­ dle Brown With Beige Interior, Including Ad­ ditional Factory War­ ranty. AND ONLY y TOUGH TO t\ DEAL WITH*;? 19(3 Ht'NI.ITE. 10x10. Accessorlea Included. 350 our eq u ­ ity. Ph. 333-4911. MOBILE HOME with fully *nrl»*ed Palin. 7vo aq. ft. living are*. Near Hanford N.A.H. $58.60 PER MO. 1150 DOWN QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 135-3543 Hanford N A T IO N A L BANK 'EPOSSESSI&N $587 bal. Ply. Cadillac $403 bsl. $1267 bal Old* $597 bal $667 bal. llulck Valiant $597 hat. llrKotn $199 bal. Chev. $391 bal. Dodge $795 bal. Mercury $895 bal. Mrrrury $697 bal. $795 bal. Ford Amrr. $167 bal. Core. $1097 bal. Chryalrr $99 bal. Chev. $1011 bal. Renault $387 bal. Falron $697 bal. Mercury $199 bal $99 bal. Ford Dodge $729 bal. $283 bal. Cher. Chev. $103 bal. Jeep $983 bal. *57 Imper. $318 bal. •58 VW $594 bal. *59 •54 •63 •57 *57 ’60 *57 ’57 *58 ’60 *59 *59 •59 ’61 *53 *61 '39 *60 ’58 •55 *60 •55 *51 $32 $22 $51 $32 $33 $31 $10 $28 $31 157 134 $31 $24 $12 $ 3 312 $1$ $36 $11 $ 3 $37 $15 $ 4 $39 III 631 mo. n o. mu. mu. mo. mo. mo. mn. mo. mo. mo. n o. mo. mo. no. mo. mo. mo. no, mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. no. mo. Accept Trade-Ins! SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Hanford, Florida 322-4503 National Itepoeaeaalona lae. 1012 You'll be convinced when you try the DODGE BOYS! •2195 42 W illys Jeep 4x4, NO CASH NEEDED! REALTY G H I A Take Over Payments APT., Hultabl* fo r sem lem an o r couple. P rivate entranca A hath. 3409 H. Elm. 333-3307. 1951 OLD8MOIIILE 94. 4 door S E V r a A L Outstanding 3 4k I Sedan, good running con di­ Bedroom Hotr.es avallahl* In FIIIN IKIII'D O arage Apt. Ph. tion. Valdri Hotel, Mrs. Bur­ all Areas ol Sanford. 1-et ua 333-3340. ton. Ph. 333-1341. Phow you Around! FUIIN. A pt, 317 W . 13th. Ph. CONTI N'E.NTAI, L i n c o l n 4(49-4349. door, '54 model, while. First 1450 buy*. Ph. 131-4194 CaaFLORAL HEIGHTS, I room. •elberry. Furn., I Bdrm.. No lawn K 0 t g Park Av*. work. Sanford Ave. B. to III- 17 nUICK Cahalarro Station >33 5733 anytim e lilacus lo rent sign. Ph. aflar W agon. Flral 3133 buy*. I’ ll. 4-4 pm . 333-5007. 134-4494, Uaaaelherry. Management vw 1957 CHEV. SPORT CPE. V I. Autom atic, excellent con d i­ tion. See Joe Oraeno at H oi■era or ca ll 332-0IK even ­ ing*. Seminole Realty 3-IlEDROOM. t bath, corner PAR K III DUE—IU B -D I VISION 4 REDID >i>M, 3 Ball). Central lot. >100 Down, aaeumo Mtg., I Bdrm $ u th . Entry Foyer, Air, Hewege, Fenced Yard. >13 mo. A vailable May I, fh . Fam ily Room. Breakfast Bar. Ideal fo r chlldran. By O wn­ >33-1(91. er. 113 Lake Minnie Dr., Park Built • In Kttchan, Central Heat, Double Oarage, City llldge, Sanford. 333-1339. 3 BEDROOM. W aiher, R efri­ Bewer. $17,100, Open Dally. gerator, Stove Included, 3331. Evanlngs 111-171$. 111-0191. ALTAMONTE, 3 llr . aluminum aiding, tlarage, lot 9oal4u, FOR SALE, Leal* or Trad* 3-UEDIIOOM, 1 bath, carport Fla. room, large Kitchen, en­ 319.100. I Bedroom, 3 bath. and u tility room . Deep well closed Porch, Redecorated, Open houe* I A.M. to t P.M . for w atering lawn. Down Til* Floor*. Awnlnga. 1310 Friday, April 30 by Ownor. paymant required. 171.11 down, 1(5 mo. o w n e r will f i­ 14(3 Country Club Road. monthly payment*. Be# to nance. TE X-3I4K. appreciate. A vailable I June. Ph. til-4731. Government owned OP EN D A I L Y AND SUNDAY Homes 1490 Down, 1*3 par mo. c o n ­ tem porary 3 Ildrm.. 1',$ Hath. Fam ily B in. W ooded I-ol, N. L on gw ood— 1(»0 Down. 1103 per mo. Colonial 3 Ildrm.. 3 Seleotloa e f t. I. and 4 lialli, Did. Carport*. Dhl. Bedroom , located In various I Hilly, I'atlo Fam ily R o o m , Be.tlona o f Sanford S. Longw ood — 1500 Down, Immediate Delivery lin o per mo. 3 Ildrm., 3 Hath, MONTHLY PAYMENTS I’atlo. Country Klichan, Bo. FROM $60.00 Longw ood — 1590 Down, l » ( per tno, I Bdrm. Hpllt. 3 For the B e d Buy In FOR THE BEST HOME Bath, Paneled Fam ily Room. A New or Reeal* Home, BUY Putin, (irangr Tree*. S laingBe* Btenetrom Realty Wood. (All prepared fo r AlrSEE YOUR Uondlllniilngt 3350 Down. 1*3 Wa lla v * Tha Horn* For You per mu., 3 Ildrm., I 1,* Bath, Hanford — 1900 Down. II3U »er nm.. Executive Type Connlxl, >, Acre Ini, DraiiK* Tree*. 3 Ildrm., 3 Hath. Air rondltlonrd. Well, Buliurhan Hanford. VA • FHA • In t i l l PARK DRIVE Service Loan* Avallahl*. All Ph. 133-3170 Paym ent! Include I 'r ln , Ini., Optn Tonight 'til 9 T a te* A Ini. I.MN ENTERPRIMES. INC., 394 lain* wood Plata. U. H. H ighw ay 17-93 Hnutli, Longw ood. Florida. Property ’ 59 Tlt-3 with Radio * Healer, excrltent condition. 173-4413 LOCH ARBOR W H E R E TH E TREES REPOSSESSION W H ISPER IN TH E BREEZE And you can relax In a lovely Take O vrr Payment* 3 hr., 5 l-aIII home wltli a 2-IteiIroom. io t lu .Mnkiiu1I$ FLA. rm., DUN. HARDWOOD $58.72 PER MO. FLOORS A MANY extras QUALITY MOBILE HOMES LAK E MARV school tlletrlct 333-3543 Hanford Triced to **11 at only IK.OUO. 90. Ixits For Sale 3. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS I . I H t l BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE D ELIVERY For Complete Inform ation Be* or Call Your It In The LA 'H E. NEW. Cuamm-hulll home. Rolling llllla (lo lf Course. San l.andn. For In­ form ation ca ll 333-5373. OFFICES and Store Spars Sanford Mobile Park 3313 8 Orlando Dr.. 333-K30 $100 D O W N FHA - VA HOMES 102. Mobile Homes - Sale 115. Auttis For Sale 1-7 and 3 Bedroom* NEW and USED Awnlnga A Cabanas RAVENNA PARK. 3l#daltlnn QUAt.l Y MOBILE HOMES home. 3 bdrm.. 1 '* hath. Con­ Hwy. 17-13 H 113-3X3 tact F. W. Taylor, 441-1131. 87. Business Rentals 33(3 333-3430 Spring Selling Spree By Nadine Seltzer R aaltor-A ppraliar-T radaa >33-4991 1 9lt 6. French Av* 333-3430 NOBODY - BUT NOBODY B U IS HUNTS PRICES SWEETIE PIE Stemper Agency SALES BROKER MAIDS— N. T. TO t i t wk. R CSIl REFERENCES. TOP JOI1H. F A n E ADVANCED QUICKLY. IIA V-A-M AID . « Rond 81.. O rest Neck. N. T. 3343 Rrrtlb April 30, 1965 — Pape 11 NEEDED A hammer, aaw. paint hruih and 1309.0* lo buy and fix up this home. Haa 3 bedroom*, large fam ily room. You fu rnl.h tha paint bruah and 1300.00 dow n payment — wa w ill throw In tha saw and hammer. Total pries only IIBOO.to. Paym ent only 313.10 par month. Realtor 111-0131 95. Houses For Sale LIKAI.EIIS wanti'd — faataat 101 K. Park Ava. railing telephone anawerlng O R E E N S IlA tR davlca. S m a l l Inveetment. C. A. WIIIDDON, SR. Choice lota available in OraanDuaranteed leads, perfect for BROKER hratr o f Loch A rbor overlook T V dealera. 101 8. Park 133.5991 tng g o lf cou rt*. C u a t o n Itoda-aonlca. Inc. building to you r specifics 1226 E. Colonial Hr.. Orlando HCNT1NO CAMPSITE tlona. Oraanbralr developed P h .' 131-3031 Own yours w ithin FAIIMTON by W lldllfa Managatnent A rta. KINOBWOOD $17,000 m n R tO ffT MAN over High A Dry U Acre 1493. no BUILDERS. JXC. (0 In tha Sanford area. Taka cloalng Cost. 110 month. 133-1074 .. abort auto trip* to contact 1. E. BATTEN 303 Fairm ont Dr. • custom ers. Air mall II. A. P. O. BOX 13 llruoks. Vic* I’ re*. Texas R e ­ SANFORD, FLA. fin ery Corp., llox 711, F ort Phonea 333-19*0 or 333-4110. W orth I, Texas. 8 A N F O n D RESIDENT to transact Company business In area. A ge 33-30. Present­ ly employed and ow n car. Call Orlando 2(I-(5U1 fo r In­ terview . ftgttfarh n C 3 BEAUTY SHOP A Residence for Itant or Half. 11(4 :;t h . 323-1321. MEIII.E W . W AR N ER R ealtor 7<>* S. Park Ave. 333-1S39 8br F ISH E R M A N ’S SP E CIA L 53 DODGE FOUR-DOOR _ _ _ _ _ *7*72_ _ _ _ _ t t f Dodge 2-Door. « Cylinder, Htandard TisnamUalun, One Owner. tlQ R Dodge Cualont “ 880" 4 Dr. Hrdan, On* Owner, Auto. TranamUslon, Radio and Hester. Air Conditioned. * 9 1 QR ■ ■■ » Comet 2-Dr. *‘ 202" Cualnm l.lmltrd, 7,000 Actual MUrs, One Owner. •nos Chev. Nomad Wagon, Radio & llealrr, Air Cond, Auto. Trsna, Extrs Clean. •1390 Chevrolet Blscayn* 4 Door, Aulo. Transmission, 0 Cylinder*. 'IBM Good Tireo, Rune O K. And •495 57 Ford Custom 2-Dr. Sedan, I C yl, Htandard Trans­ mission, Good For Low C on t Transportation. For The Two Car Fami­ ly. NOW ONLY $39S U SE D C A R S OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. FROM EVERY N IG H T HOLLERS (EXCEPT SATURDAY) OF S A N F O R D Seminole County Motors r tio 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford Phone 322-06U Or Ml 7-2330 THE LOT WITH THE OJt. QUALITY CARS 2nd. ft PolaMtto Ph- 321-0711 2567 So. Pork Ph. 322-6661 �Ofjr Oanfuri frralft Page 12 — April 30, 1965 Merchants Eye Light Industry In DeBary Br M n. John Leone The DeBery Chemher of Commerce Merchant’* Divl■Ion h»« nemed * •even-member committee to inveitigate poitlbility of bringing liftht Industry Into the community. Nnmed et the April meet­ ing of the croup were Joieph Brenner, cheirmnn, nnd Sam Feron, Glenn Leonard, Wil­ liam Hcneghan, Sprell Beal, Loula Lyman and Alberta Warner. Appointment o f Leonard a* chairman of the Merchant'* diviiion alto wa* approved and Mra. Dorothy Papinrau wn* named aa vice-chairman. Plana to have a “ DeBary Day” thl* fall were discussed and L. Blackford, Mrs. Paplneau, and Mrs. Beatrice Muller were appointed as a committee to work out *uggeitions for details o f the Celebration. Members agreed to urge residents to write to their legislator* In favor of the road Itond Issue In order to get belter roads in the com­ munity. Announcement was made that the new DeBary direc­ tories are ready for distribu­ tion and may be picked up at the Chamber of Com­ merce office. ARVIN II. Armstrong, chief nvintion structur­ al mechanic, lias been presented a letter of commendation for his overall knowledge and understanding of t h e RA-5C reconnaissance system, utilized at a recent maintenance conference. He is as­ signed to RVA1I-7 anti resides with his wife and three children at 108 Pinccrcst Drive. (Navy Photo) Visits Franco MADRID (U P !) — Former Sen. Barry (Sohlwater, o f Arizona, railed on Generalisslmo Francisco Franco. Goldwater declined comment on his talks with the Spanish chief o f state. Coast Guard Cutters Fleet Reserves Slate Ordered To Viet Nam Open House Saturday WASHINGTON (UP1) — [ The Coast Guard is entering ! the Vietnamese war in a move to bring its fast rutters into the battle against seaborne infiltration o f Com­ munist men and arms. A total of 17 high speed cutters — the terror of smugglers snd lawbreakers along the U S. Coast— and 200 specially trained officers nnd men will be sent to Viet Nam. It will tie the first war duly for the service since the Korean conflict 12 years ago The Const Gunrd said the cutters would rome from Woods Hole, Mass., one; the New York area, three; Nor­ folk, Va., two; St. Peters­ burg, FIs., enc; Galveston, Tex., two; New Orleans, one; San Pedro, Calif., three; San Francisco, two, and Seattle, |two. The Defense and Treasury departments jointly announc­ ed the decision to assign Coast Guard clement* to the U.S. Navy to assist in ex panded operations to counterart Bed infiltration by sea. The Const Gunrd normally is nn arm of the Treasury Department, hut it also is • branch of the armed force and may lie assigned to the Navy by the President. During World War II, for example, Coast Guardsmen performed heroic s e r v i c e manning and the landing craft for invasions in the Pscific snd Europe. Navy vessels will trans­ port the Coast Guard's men nnd ship* to the operation* an a of the Vietnamese coast. It wa* not known when the cutter* would be on the scene, however. The government announement said the Coast Guard's long experience in enforcing laws against smuggler* and otherwise protecting the U.S. coast* “ will enable the Coast Gumd to protect against small fast smugglers lioat.s as well as disguised fishing host* which mingle with the fnmilinr Vietnamese fishing junks” True cranes fly with their necks outstretched, while her­ ons always tuck theirs hark on their shoulders. -» HIT. S ift O aorgs A. l)« | u . II. J. Tl.arpe Publish April ». I*. 31. in. IMS COL-U - i senior class is picking up the tali for the cokes and cake*. "It's traditional for some­ one in the graduating class to give a party to launch prom weekend and Luci vol­ unteered,” a White House aide explained. It's also traditional for the senior class of the National Cathedral Sciiool for Girls to pay for the refreshment* served ‘‘so it won’t be a bur­ den to anyone." The M member* of the class, with their rln»* adviser ami principal looking nn, planned to dance in nn east wing corridor with music to lie provided by Luci'* phono­ graph and extensive record collection. Club Luncheon Spring luncheon of the De­ Bary Card Cluti was held at the l.og Cabin Restaurant in Det.and. Attending were Mrs. Ellsworth Ogedcn, Mrs. F. Zetto, Mr*. Vincent Karwackl, Mr*. W. F. BurUche. Mis* Kny Itynn, Mr*. John Leone, ami Mis. John Dzick. ■ If the weather permits, a stroll through the New Jucqucline Kennedy Gardens may he in order. It is to he il­ luminated for the occasion. “ Luci want* it to be as nice, hut as simple ns pos­ sible,” a White House spokes|man explained. "The prom, itself, is SntI urday night and then every­ The club, located beside thing will Ie fi.inia!.” Lake Monroe on Seminole 133 fast ROBINSON ott£<oaruL DON’T BE UNCOMFORTABLE — A IR CONDITION! KEEP YOUR HOME OR OFFICE COOL — THROUGHOUT THE HOTTEST DAYS OF SUMMER! UNITS PRICED FROM SPECIAL 20,000 IITU *10995 *2 8 9 95 S a n f o r d El ectri c Co. IIS MAGNOLIA VISIT OCR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEBT. 322-1362 MOTOROLA I!AIlllAItA CLACK, five times U. S. national jumping cltampio i, will he the first guest star at the all free Florida citrus water ski show at the Now York World’s Fair. Here four times daily top water ski stars front the Sunshine State will do great skiing stunts on a novel oval water truck huilt on the stage of the 8,100-seat Hilly Hose ai|iiacudu amphitheater. CUSTOM TV tiVtiprices. ij(HaxuoQ^yui:/ IIIKDS SINGING — HKES HUZZING — ANI) YOUR LAWN NEEDS LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER! Let US LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM install and service your L e g a l N o t ic e r ir r m n i a sta r. NOTICK IS lierttiy i l t t n that we ar* resawed In liiislneae nl SuS W. IStli Ht, Hanford. StallHole County, Klorlda, under (lie flclltloua name of, Koutliarn produce Co. (not Ine I and (hat wa Inland In reslaler aald name with th# Clark o f Ihr Circuit Court, Heintnnle Conn. Ir. Klorlda, In accordance wllh the provlelnne of lha K lrlltloue Kama Statute* i wn- wl t : Her. tlon SSt.VS Klorlda Hlatulea WASHINGTON (U Plt — Luci Haines Johnson enter­ tains her rlaisnintc* anJ their Hate* at a White House record hop tonight. But the By Jane ('a»»rlberry Twelve Seminole County lunchroom worker* and man­ ager* represented their school* at the Florida School Food Service Association An­ nual Convention held at the Hollywood Beach Hotel in Hollywood. Among highlight* nf the convention were the banquet nn Saturday night, and awards breakfast S u n d a y morning. Those attending heard many i n t e r c * t i n g speakers, one o f whom gave advice on “ What to do until the Psycliatrist Cornr*.” Local delegate* included Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, county lunchroom supervisor; Mr* Mae Harris, South .Sem­ inole Junior High; Mr*. Lu­ cille Fe»ler, Seminole High; Mr*. Flora Middleton, San­ ford Grammer; Mr*. Alice Dunn, Pirn-crest Elementary; Mr*. Katherine Grimm and Mr*. Pal Weis, Bear Lake Elementary; Mr*. Muriel Gardner, Lake Mary; Mr*. Beatrice Dean, Lyman High; Mr*. Effie Ihdlowny, Longwood Elementary; and Mr*. Sara McGrath ami Mra. Mild­ red Thomas, Altamonte Ele­ mentary. Wayfarers Set Monday Meeting DeBary Wayfarers will meet nt 2 p.m. Monday nt the Community Center Mem­ ber* are requested to runic one half hour earlier than usual. Regular business will h* transacted and Masonic An niversariea will he recognis­ ed. All attending ate urged to wear name badges. Speaker will he Col. G. M. Pereivnl, retired, of ReLnnd. who presently is affiliated with the DeLntnl Lodge, lie will tell of his experience in the establishment and opera­ tion of ■ Military Lodge of Masons in an occupied nation. Luci E n te r ta in s A t R e c o r d H o p 12 Attend Food Service Convention TEC Club Names Lyman Students 'Outstanding' By Jane Casselberry Two Lyman High School students, Margaret Stevens and Jim Wakefield, were named outstanding students o f the yenr and presented trophies nt the Annual Con­ vention o f Fhitidn Federa­ tion o f TKC Clubs held last weekend In Bradenton. Margaret served as state secretary during the past year. Other honors won by Ly­ man club members included third place in public speak­ ing by Bob Furman who ■poke on "Florida Highways" and third place in debating by Margaret ami Jim for the affirmative side ami Ken Taylor and Bob for the neg­ ative. Subject for the debate was "Should Bed China be ad­ mitted into the United Na­ tions.” Other Lyman delegates In­ cluded Phil Perrault, Bill Fund, Barry Kwcr, Jack Campbell, and Ilidi Dowdie. The students were accom­ panied by their faculty ad­ visor, Ralph Jenson. I.yman will co-sponsor next year’s convention which will lie livhl in Orlando. Students enrolled in the three-hour daily Technical education Classes o f either electronic* or nit-conditioning and refri­ geration nt Lyman are eligi Me for club mcmla-rship. OFFICERS o f the Hear Lake Community Cluh for the coming year are (ncated) Mr*. Richard Mnthcs, recording secretary, and Richard Ostran­ der, president; (standing, from left) James Ancrum, treasurer; Richard Mnthes, corresponding secretary, and C. D. Fence, vice president. A shipmate of the late Pres |Boulevard will hold Its "Grand Opening” , 3-12 p. m. Saturday ident John F. Kennedy became with steaks being the order a shipmate of the members of of the day and a dance band to Sanford's Branch 117 of the provide entertainment from S Fleet Reserve Association p m. until ? ? ? The open house is to ce> . Thursday evening. Gerard E. Zinser, retired I,rate the renovation of the club, along with climaxing the Navy chief cngincman. served membership drive. with President Kennedy a Since the general member­ board the PT-109 during World ship of Branch 117 turned com­ War II and recalls the sinking plete operation of the cluh of the "109“ near the Central over to the corporation April Solomon Islands in 1913. Chief 12, a full time manager has Zinser was among the crew­ been named, the club renovat­ men invited to attend Ken ed and the facilities are open nedy’s Presidential inaugura­ daily for shipmates to gather tion in 19C0. and “ swap sea stories." A former member of Branch All members, pro*pcc*He GO in Oceana. Va , for eight members and guests arc cor>ears, hr now resides with hi! dia'.ly invited to attend th« family in Winter Park. open house Saturday. He appeared impressed with the recent progress of Branch John Roebllne. designer of 117 and expressed his desire to Brooklyn Btidgc, was injurassist the recently formed cor , od in one o f its tower* and poration. Fleet Reservists oi , died before it* completion, Seminole County. Inc., in its I according to Encyclopaedia forthcoming drive to sell S100.1 Hi itannii a. 000 worth of bonds to finance a proposed new branch home in Sanford. r.;i Hi* art su pplies Today will climax the na­ / * 'j jA* *l*r a# T*rcfK«*long| tional membership drive for A An .fur the Fleet Reserve Association 'W* and Branch 117 has topped the «rl iM-ki, requested 10 per cent member­ ship increase by over 33 per t; ‘« g o ° * g e S tu a rt PMOHI W44SI cent, or 53 new members. PLASTIC PIPE — PEERLESS PUMPS — RAINBIRD ANI) BUCKNER SPRINKLERS. PIPE CUT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. Lee Brothers P L U M B IN G IIS KI M AVR. AND H E A T IN G 1 2 2 -om IftaJai IliUtlOA-II* •*♦*»•<«+t latamm .nr h «• »IN $21995 If you’vt thought you couldn't alloid th* beiuty, chitm, and dignityol awood veneer cabinet IV, think again-and tak| a good money-wvinf look w h y sp e n d $ 3 0 0 0 a n d n o t ge t a M e rc u ry ?... o r a m e d a l? PHONES OFFICE HOME MR-4227 322-3812 RADIO, TV * HEARING AID RALES * SERVICE J. M . Enterprises HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue 318 Lowgwood P lan llwy. 17-82 l.ongmood, Fla. s U & tc a M f �Dr. Crone’s Technology, Security Worry Clinic of $1,000 in separation pay. Of another 10,345 men with two to 10 years’ service, who were to keep their jobs until offered com­ parable ones, about 4,000 opred to take severance averaging $5,(500. The bulk of the firemen—21.390 — were to keep their jobs until pro­ moted. retired or otherwise remov­ ed by natural attrition. Of these, 5.900 have left ns a result of attri­ tion or promotion. Thanks to reasoning nnd reason­ ableness (though the latter was sometimes difficult to discover) on the part o f both management and unions, the track has been cleared for technological progress on the railroads while the security of the men involved hns been protected. For the first time in six years, no major labor dispute is pending in the railroad industry. The biggest and longest dispute of nil— the question o f the need for firemen on diesel locomotives— was resolved under federal arbitration last year. In May 19G4, there were 37.235 firemen in freight nnd yard service. Today, even with some new hires, there are 22.100. Virtually all o f the 15,000 men removed "hnve landed on their feet,” reports J. E. Wolfe, chief negotiator for the railroads. Less than 11 per cent o f them, he says, are on the unemployment rolls. Some 5,000 men with less thnn two years’ service received an avernge Emergency Bills members o f the House, PLEASE pass this proposal AT ONCE. Be practical about it. One o f these days you, too, may have a busted toast­ er! One of President Johnson’s num­ erous ideas for pepping up things is a Job Development Program that would teach 10,000 jobless people how to repair household appliances. Now we’re getting somewhere! This program would do more than put thousands o f idle people to work, it could save hundreds o f thousands o f householders from going nuts try­ ing to get something fixed. Anyone who owns anything that can break down (nnd name some­ thing that can’t or doesn't) knows the sickening feeling thnt conies when a household appliance conks out. It’s almost easier and simpler to get a new whatever it is—even if it’s the house itself— than to get it fixed. Especially if you want it fix­ ed so it works. U.S. senntors, sirs, nnd honornble Thought For Today And Elijah came near to all the people, and said, How long will you go limping with two different opin­ ions? If the Lord is God, follow him; but if Baal, then follow him. And the people did not answer him a word.— I Kings 18:21. • • • It is well for people who think to change their minds occasionally in order to keep them clean. For those who do not think, it is best at least to rearrange their prejudices once in a while— Luther Burbank, American naturalist. Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley Political Notebook Radicals of the right and the JSecond of two artirlrs on slander as a political weapon.) left are the most persistent practitioners of this dirty WASHINGTON ( NBA) game, but they are far from The now discredited effort to atone. A politician who served pin a false morals charge on many years as an area leader *California's Sen. Thomas Ku reports that the month never chel deserves to be seen m went by without some kind of The lure o f the progrnm Is perspective as a striking ex­ calculated wlilpering about like the lure o f free lunch. ample of a \cry ugly practice either him or his wife. In a prosperous midwcstrrn Except there is no such thing in American politics. Persona! vilification of n state, the wife of a high state ns free lunch. Someone must low order is surely an old busi­ official was subjected to a pick Up the tab for tbe ness. Vet ail too lew people stream of telephone abuse a knockwurst and pumpernick­ realize what a common wea­ few years ago when her hus­ el, cheese ami crackers set-up pon it is today. The vililicrs band dared to run for a still nt the end o f the bar. The are workers in the dark. The higher office. Some of it was clinrge for free lunch is hid­ victims understandably dislike merely mean, questioning her den, concealed ill the cost of giving vicious charges notor­ fitness for the spotlight. a schooner o f beer or n slug In San Franclsro last sum­ iety. o f rye. No money changes Some two years ago in San mer on the even of the Repub­ hands when the free loader Francisco, the Young Republi­ lican national convention, this dips into the free lunch. cans drew national attention reporter heard an official of And so it is with I.HJ’a 1to their convention when tri the John Itlrch Society cast a Great Society. No notes art* inn pliant Goldwaterites were wicked »lur on the manhood signed and no collateral is charged with riotous, oier- of U. N. Ambassador Adlai posted when the i’ rairie ViewStevenson. hearing conduct. Hoard o f Education accepts The actual truth was much He did not trouble to support a wild o f federal school uid more sordid. Both sides in ihe this aspersion, and it caused money from the l-'.S. Trenscombat evidently hurled no murmur of protest but in­ 1ury. Ditto for other aid projcharge* of moral looseness stead drew snirkrs from his 1rets ns the massive philan­ with wild abandon. In many largely middle-class audience thropy spreads over the hind instances, to learn that a dele­ (heavily populated with wo­ ! charming nnd beguiling tin* gate was your adversary was men). j citizens into belief that they Testimony this February lieto fabricate a personal charge ! never bad it so good nnd fore a lais Angeles county against him. shortly will have it better. One delegate found a whole grand jury made it utterly Small matter that our plain that radical rightists and philanthrope President prob­ ! cluster of these millstones their sympathizers were deep­ hanging about his neck, ineludably will need to Hpprnl to Congress again this spring ; ing one—false like the others ly involved in circulating a for a hike in the statutory [—that lie had once lx*en jail­ trumped-up affidavit which falsely stated that Sen. Kuchcl debt limit. Thnt limit was ed on a bad-check charge. Lyle C. Wilson Says: No Free Lunch United Press International President Johnson's pro­ jected Great Society is emer­ ging in legislative proposals which just about add up to a massive philanthropy at the expense of the U. S. Treasury. LIU himself Is a philan­ thrope, meaning a person who loves munkind. And who could condemn philanthropy, a word best defined as bene­ volent, humanitarian T What Johnson is shooting for is a re-weaving of our aorial, economic, cultural, education­ al and political fabric. A costly Job. The aim o f course, is a better place in which to be born, go to school, live, work, retire and finally die. Johnson's Great Society picks up where the previous Dem­ ocratic deals and frontiers left o ff. The progrnm is enormous, 1 i k o Johnson's Texas. It will be much bigger than the American treasure available to finance it. So what is proposed is thnt the people of the United States buy some utopia for themselves on a loose installment plan. Hut the beginning of the installment payments is far, far in the future. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia narlaa 818-131$ Dear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles $38-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-5048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mafia 365-3742 DrBiry Mrs. John Leon# 668-1883 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haaay 668-5111 Genera Mrs. JoAnn Hays 349-4871 Page 1-A Enterprise Mra. Ritchla Hants 688 3834 668 4884 Lake Mary Mrs. Franrrs Wester 322-6211 Lak. Monro. Mra. H. L. Johnson 322-4722 Lopfwood Mrs. Donna Kites 838-3317 North Orlando Mra. Margaret Cosby 322-6193 Osteen Mra. Clarenra Snyder 322-4841 Orl*d. Mra. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 Sanford, Florida Friday, April 30, 19G5 «* A l . l l l R A . t - I K I . 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ALL OTHER MAIL •11-68 I rear » is s aeaaiks I SO I Months I.H 1 Meath •all subscriptions ks T u t Herald la a assmbsr at IS* C a n * . fr a s a v h ich la llilsd ssclu stvsly is tha use for re p u illca tlo a at a ll Ihs Iscti ■ i s i prlatsd la this a sv a p tp er. d a is ie d as ssosnd class assiisr i x l . a . r I f . I f l t at Ihs Post O ffice of Beater*. Florida, seder Ihs A ct a l C ssgrsse » f M erck I. t i l l . d a part of ca y aaaiarisL s e a t or s a s s r u s is a . pr m is edition ol TBS Sanford Herald may bs reproduced la s a y manner w its out a r lt is a perm ission o f ins publisher o f TBs Herald. Aay individual or firm responsible for such rsp roou ciloa Mill bs cou sidsfsd as Infringing wn la s H srsid a e s p y n g a i su e will hs hold Mable tag dam ages asdsg la s la * . / fixed nt $285 billion in June, IP59, but government lias liven unable to live within in' c«me. Government is compell­ ed to borrow from the citi­ zens targe sums with which to lay out the phony free ! lunch of federal aid now ' available to those same citij zens. The temporary debt limit now is $321 billion un­ til next June 30. It will have to be extended beyond that date and pci baps increased. Open-handed presidents are expensive luxuries whether they he Hepublicana or Dem­ ocrats. LH.I runs into money although he shrank in 1903 from the spending heights at which John F Kennedy was aiming. For example: the puldic debt at the beginning of April last year was a fat (309.5 billion. The debt today is just under $318 billion. Johnson has hail to borrow more than $H billion in the past 13 months to pay gov­ ernment costa despite federal revenue amounting rinse to (90 billion. The big-time spenders have been running the show in Washington ever sinre Franklin I). Roosevelt took over in 1933 with a cheery promise to reduce fed­ eral spending by 25 per cent. FDK junked that promise in a hurry when he got up against the Depression and decided to spend his way out of it. The public debt was shout |20 billion when Roosevelt took over in 1933. He man­ aged to double it by 1939 be­ fore the United States be­ came involved in war costs. Hut compared to those who came afterward—LHJ for ex­ ample — FDR was a piker, a miser of the public funds. Witness after witness of clearly radical bent acknow­ ledged possession of a copy of the affidavit. When they were willing to say where they got it, usually it was from another extreme rightist. One witness said the docu­ ment had received "nation­ wide publicity among patrio­ tic organizations." She told the Jury: "I think some little publica­ tions have printed something alanit it. . ." The grand jury evidence sug­ gested thousands of rightists were passing the document among themselves, and also that there were probably sev­ eral original and anonymous sources mailing it widely. Ap­ parently, it was in circulation for possibly a year, right up to the moment of the February hearing in Li* Angeles. Still to he developed is the unclear matter of whether such well-known rightist or­ ganization* a* the John Hireh Society, acting a* organiza­ tions. either tacitly or explici­ tly approved dissemination of the affidavit. This issue, and the linking of the document's distribution back to some of the four men indicted in Lo* Angeles for criminal conspiracy to libel Kuchcl, will come up in their trial, expected to be set for a date in May. Meanwhile, "fellow patriots" in the radical right arc being urged to contribute money to­ ward the defense of two of the indicted men a* "dedicated constitutional conservatives pings und will p it them in n (and) . . . good Americans, n scrapbook for oui orguniz i- who acted in good faith." lion. "M is. Margaret S. Gunns "PR Chairman." Letters To The Editor Thr llrrnlil «<rlninir« |rt(rr> frniii l|a m irier* on pula* llr a ffa ir*. I hr w riter mnr M*r ■ **rn nnitie tried Ihr i n ­ fer n U rn rilr* thr w rllrr'* Irur tihMir nnil mill re**. I.rt•er* of f i n e r thnn 2.MI n o n U will Itr itltrtt fsrrfrrrMir. I.rttrr« m lilrrtin l to othrr* nrr • rreplnh lr |irotlrir'f fhry nof sir •! la prrtonMillle*. I'o r fr r I* mil published hr T h r Herald. once had been arrested on a morals charge. Editor, Tlie Herald: Thank you very much for tile nice fditoriul which ap­ Editor, The Herald: pealed in lust night's Sunfotd Thr following is n copy of llernbl in ri-gnid to my rea letter written aa a ic-|Kirt tllCIIICIll. During my 42 years as hut aa 1 believe a "put on Chief of Police, and in fact, the hark” ii much better than the entire 45 years that I "flowers in the fare" I would have worked for the City of appreriute your printing it. Hanford, I have enjoyed the fullest support und co-opera­ “ Mrs. Arulyn True, tion from the members of ('resident your stuff, and this has been "Sanford lliisincae A Proa greut help in law enforce­ feiaionul Women's Club ment work. "l-uke Mary, Florida Although 1 wilt soon he re­ '*Aa our current year is tired, I ahull always try to nearing an end 1 would like , promote the success und to report that during this growth o f the City o f Han­ year we hnve had -Id news ford, which is very dear to items in our newspapers, The my heart. Sanford Herald nnd the Or­ Roy G. Williams lando Morning Sentinel, and seven pictures. "I have issued 13 releases und personally feel thnt our excellent coverage is due to our new member, Dorii Wil­ 2221 Grapeville A*r. liams, society editor o f The Sanford Herald. In many in­ EASTER LILLIES stances she has rewritten and GERANIUMS reworded items, particularly POTTED MUMS in connection with our bene­ fit fashion show and benefit $1.98 and up rummage sale, and Riven us Free Delivery the full benefit o f publicity. "1 hav« all of these clip­ Grapcvillc Florist Velma agreed to launch That means she was to pay ducts, possessions or children upon the 39-day "Compll- one compliment per day to at of your comrades, mrnl H u b " project. It I* least three different companVelma launched on this pro­ simply the Golden Rule, ap­ ions. pcrferably classmates. Ject with determination and plied In daily social con­ Velma agreed to try. tzeal. tracts. Rut when you really join the "Compliment Club" Instantly the focus of her A f,cr Ju,t on« w<“ck »h# >nur popularity zooms fast. attention shifted. , ,ound “ much fa ,io r ,0 5,art Instead of thinking so ex- conversations with timid bo>s For you then become master of your fate; not a slave. cluslvely about herself, she wko ,at bedd* her in class, So scrapbook this case and now had to shift to her class-! And bcforc ,ho 3(Vda>‘ **' mates and then analyze them Raiment was finished, she Imitate Vrlma. conversing with CASE V-177: Velma T.. aged for merits or good points on |wa* IS. is the girl with a "cripple which to pay a bit of honest everybody. | in fact, she became so popucomplex" due to having one pra|tc> You menopausal wives and ’ ar G °r *be habit then con’.eg slightly shorter than the medical "worry warts" can ,inuc’ af,<>r ,hr official 30da>’ other. Her high school teacher also transform your unhappy ]Period) that she was elected asked me to help Velma personality within 30 days, secretary of her class. overcome her marked ten­ Ijust bv joining this "Compli l And ^ » a * nt because of «ny *>nipathy or patronizing dency to withdraw from social moot Club." It will meanwhile save you | BttJtiide. \ clma was now in affairs. For Velma had turned down a lot of money you now spend ber own right. Girls, our total personality dates with boys because she for hormone shots, tranquiliz­ imagined they just felt sorry ers and even the colored sugar is (Ik* sum of hundreds of pills that medics give neurotic traits, so don’t worship at the for her. This is often the beginning people Just to get them out of -'brine of a short leg or flat bust or freckles, etc. of a chronic persecution com­ the office! If you are somewhat dcflVelma soon learned there plex that leads many people ficient in one item, compen­ even into a mental Institution. are five laws for compliment­ sate by cultivating another So the sooner you teen agers ing people, such as: (1) Direct, personal compli­ which will more than offset it. learn how to remedy such So send for that "Com pli­ matters, the sooner you will ments about eyes, teeth, hair, ment Club" booklet, enclosing insure yourselves a happy, clothing, etc. I (2) Ask people for help, ad­ a long stamped, return enve­ welt adjusted adulthood. One of the reasons your pro­ vice or counsel. Tills is the lope, plus 20c. and build your gressive newspaper runs this most subtle law and works own popularity. dally clinic in practical psy­ even on suspicious introverts. (31 Impute strength, know­ chology Is thus to show you OVER 35 YEARS readers specific techniques for ledge or maturity to your At First A I’atmrllo avoiding not only abnormal companions, as by saying: (Alongside old post office) personality traits, but dropouts "Y ou well remember Ben­ from school, unwise romantic jamin Franklin's comment, etc., e tc." affairs, and even divorce. (4) Intimate lhat the other So 1 urged Velma to Join the person has charm and physi­ "Compliment Club." cal "oom ph," as: "Grandma. I'll bet you were the life of • Carpets • Furniture the party before you married • Tile • I’ lnnoa Grandfather." * Rental Beds (5) Compliment the pro­ Sanford Furniture Co. Barbs The fellow who gea out for all he can get la aoon In for it. • • • Most folk In today's Out­ group came from yesterday's In-group. • • • Think hnrd nowr—Just what WAS thnt New Year resolu­ tion you iiinde on January I T • • • Pity the perfect man. He never makes any mistakes to prufil from. . . . Gourmets are flocking to n Paris restauront to buy rate Chateau Lafitte cham­ pagne at $140 per bottle. Wonder bow much that is per bubble. • • • A s t r o n a u t Wulter M. Scliirra, who orbited the earth, complains that he can't comprehend Ihe "newninth" Ills seven-year-old daughter I* studying. Wel­ come tot tin elilb, Walt I • • • SERVING THE HOM E with BOTTLED GAS It cooks, cools, hcnl*. And It costa an little to use. Enjoy the modern fuel, call ua for information nnd service . . . PHONE: 322-5733 SHOW ROOM : NO INSTALLATION CHARGE 109 W . ls t St. Delivery Most Anywhere In $£00 Ter Cylinder Seminole County 100 Founds On golf courses, maybe they ought to rail the place where the cup is located the cussing green. • • • Never put o ff until tomor­ row what you can get your wife to do toiluy. s e e New sunglasses for gals tills summer will be Hoy Watchers' Ilearh Goggles. We always thought it was the boys who got goggle-eyed from watching girls. AND I PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY F L O - 0 A S C O R P O R A T IO N "Formerly Sanford Gnu Co." NATUIIAI. GAS FOR HANFORI) BOTTLED GAS BEYOND THE MAINS J w d T U w M d m &a are now complete nnd ready for your inspection. They are Quality built, located on large tree - shaded lots In the beautiful S a n l a n i a Section on Madera Avenue between Rosalia and Paloma. They have the finest features, including modern G-E kitchens and G-E ducted central heuting. Convenient financing through FHA or FHA-IN-SERVICE. Call us and see them toduy! ShosunaksA construction co, CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 DEVELOPERS OF RAVENNA PARK AND IDYLLWILDE r �o O U R B O A R D IN G H O USE Page 2-A— April 30, 1965 C A R N IV A L B v Dick Turner H oroscop e F orecast ■ATLRDAY. H A T I. IMS _ U E S C A A L T S J ID E J in E li This la • day and evening to look Into every single d a u il that haa to do with your avaryday ailatanca and to co rract and revamp tham ao that thay ntaka your llfa mora auccauful and oparatlva. You ara abla to ahow that you ara conaclantloua and concern-.) with what othara aapact o f you. Ba chaarful. Alraa (March 21 to April IP) It you s a t your aurroundlnca mora charm ing, clean. you find that othara than taka an Intar. aat In you. Na«r duora o f o p . portunlty ara opan to you. Plan on • mora aanalbla bud* gat for tha futura. T A l R t S (April 1# to May Id) Slnca you faal h ighly snagnatlc. othara w ill ba a ttra ct, d to you today and much can ba accom plished— fatrora gra n t'd . Iiraaa charm ingly tonight. At* tend torn* vary elrga n l affulr. GKMI.YI May 21 to June 211 Getting abode In flna order and Improving your appearanca le eaay, ao get buay aarly and prepare for buay tlmea. lie loyal to Ihoaa you love. Much la b u itln g In your favor arc* rally. NOOX CHILDREN (June 11 to July 11) Oat out to eporti and the Ilka, alnca many are w aiting to meat you, thoea with whom you can have h ap ­ py rapport In the daya ahead. Dhow that you ara sensible. Thla charma them. LEO (July 11 to Aug. 21) Much activity In tha oulalde w orld la Imperative alnca you can do much that haa bean w ell-nigh Impoaelbla before. Ue your moat charm ing aalf with higher-ups. Gat their approval. YIMUO (Aug. 11 to Rapt. 22) Delve Into thoaa new outleta that don't appear to be very prom lilng on tha exterior —■ much that la Inspiring can coma o f them. Opportunity to advance cornea from dlatanl missive. Be alert. LIBRA (Sept. 21 to Oct. 22) Impreaa othara favorably by carrying through with prom iioa In a chaarful manner. Be more courtaoua with everyone. Go out o f you r way to aee that mate la happy In every way. SCORPIO (Oct. 12 to Nov. 21) tiring with thoee who truly admire you ran have aoma exreliant reaulta today. Operata on a vary high level o f con aclouaneea. A f t e r dlacuealng huelnaae, have email celebra­ tion together. ■AHITTAH ItS (Nov. 21 to Dee. 21) Mmall accumulated dutlea can be gotten rid o f In ahort order today, ao tackle them aarly with vim. Da aura you com plete all before goin g ou t fo r fun. Than ba g a y ! CAPRICORN (D ec. 21 to Jan. 20) Going som ew hat ou t o f you r w ay to please good friends you Ilka la a flna thing to do. Increase rapprochement. Recreational activities can ba very delightful, give aurceaee from w orry. A R l'A H It'g (Jan. 11 to Feb. I t ) Focus you r time on home and fam ily to aea where !m irovamente can ba mada. A title g ift here and there can pleaaa greatly. D o n ot fo rg e t that faithful servant. PISCRS (Fab. 20 to March I t ) Being vary enthused about all shopping and visits can help both you and thoaa living un­ der you r ro o f greatly. Ba vary amenable to suggestions. Da you r ahara o f all w ork. IP Y O l'R CHILD IB BORN TODAY, ha or aha w ill ba a source o f delight to you aarly In llfa, alnca tha Intereela are In home and hearth, In analys­ ing you r relatives and frien d s and la o f an a ffectionate na­ ture. Teach aarly to arrive a t a decision, alnca there la a tendency to deliberate too much hare. Tha field of actones, psychiatry, acting ara a ll flna la thla Interesting chart. SUNDAY, N AY S. IBM O K N S R A L TENDENCIES! The afternoon la excellent fo r organ ising your activities lu m ors practical avenues o f e x ­ pression ao that you can have mora o f tha abundance that la all about and through accep t­ ed principles, while ton igh t you can expand your horlsons to taka In far mora o f tha mental pleasures by new, m ors lofty concepts. AIRES (March 11 to April IS) Concentrating upon In­ creasing you r Income la flna during day, but tonight gat out and visit, g o to tha theatre, etc. Keep your Imagination w orking. D on't fall asleep at the wheel. T A L R IB (A pril I t to May 20) Personal Intarasta ara your moat Important outlet during the day, but In f\M. you hit on a flna Idea fo r Increasing In­ come. Contact right people, Stick to your knitting tonight. UKNINl (May II to June 21) Hit dow n quietly during day and map out futura activities and Ideas fo r Increasing pros­ perity, dutlaa that sim ply have to ba fulfilled. Concentrate on the new. Buss around socia lly tonight. NOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July I I ) (le t In touch with dynamlo pals w ho have flna suggestions fo r your grow th, then carry through with labor necessary fo r such. Late a fte r­ noon Is beat fo r sociability. Meditate tonight. LRO (July 22 to Aug. I I ) (let out to see thoaa parsons du r­ ing day that ara d ifficu lt to reach during w orkdays. You can Incraasa both prosperity and popularity. Reserve the F.M. fo r a p a c l a l friends, though. VIRGO (A ug. 21 to Kept. 22) D elving Into new and untried outlets Is w ise a fter stu dyin g tham wall during day. Get approval o f tha Influential tonight. Listen to views d iffe r ­ ent from yours—thay can be vary halpfut. LIBRA (Hapt. 21 to Oct. 22) D oing what close (Isa aspect o f you during A.M. Is h onor­ able. but have new Intarasta w orking fo r you tonight. Coma to better understanding with loved one f ir s t Be kind. SCORPIO (O c t 21 to Nov. 21) T akin g time fo r a quiet talk with associates during A.M. can pay o ff In b ig dividends. Facts coma to tbs fora that can ba saaslbly handled. Than out with loved one to n ig h t S A O rtT A R It'S (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) (letting Into work you Ilka to do that Is Impressive Is best way to spend this day. In­ spire othara. H appily discuss tha future w ith associates la ­ ter la tb s day. CAPRICORN (P e c. I I to Jan. 2*) The planale should find you fu ll a f Jolt da vlvra thla (CwtiBBd* Or Pagt S-A) V A — w Q f _ V A m. w Mj ” ^ ™ A M ^ V • �H oroscop e F oreca st (Continued From Page 2-A) morning. 10 s e t Into amuaement* you Ilk*. Evening !• brat time fo r w ork. O tt new w eek nicely planned, a lio. A ttl'A H Il'S Jan. 31 to Fab. I t ) G iving focuaed attantlon to homa and kin la beat during day, but evening ahould ba apant aoclally, ate. Uat much dona. Flna b en efit! coma from being friendly tonight. F iat'E S (Fab. lu to March SO) Pertinent data la forth com Ing during day houra If you go to aee tha right pereona, e l part a. Than plan an evening at home. Entertain, or what you will, and feel happy, eattefled. ■P 1 W R CHILD Ik IIUH.N TODAY, he or ahe will have a tendency to deliberate too much dp rln g childhood, but than the mind and tha hablta ch ange to a very quirk and far-etaing, practical adult. Tbe ch art la eapeclally fine for tha aalea perton, tha writer. Ilia apeaker, the phyalcal cu llu rfat, etc. Ue aura diet la right during adolescence ao that mental capacltlea can be apeeded up. MONDAY, MAY *. IIMlk O K . U H A L TEN DKNU KSi Until late In the day many con fu tin g and upaettlng problema can fare you thla firat day o f the new weak. Hut later you find that co n d ition ! become ligh ter and moat everyone la not ao tenaa, but la w illing tu give othera tha benefit o f any doubt, aa w ell aa being quicker tu aee a d v a n u g e a In right light. A lltK k (March St to April 10) If you do not plan your time and actlvltlea w lieiy In A.M.. you ran m ake tlita waated day. It la n ot necetaary to ba fo rce fu l In any way, however. Make frlenda happy ton igh t— join them. T A C I t l l (April SO to May SO) Feeling upaet In A.M. be* cauae thlnga ara not Juat aa you want them can lead to you r finding aoma Inaplred Idea to put Into operation. Ue preclae. Than you are aure of aucceaa. GEMINI (May SI to June SI) T ake care that a pal who d o n not com prehend you r motive* doea not put a m onkey wrench Into the proverbial worka to ­ day. Hoclablllty really paye o ff tonight. Paraonal dealrea are reached. MOON CHILDREN (June SS to July SI) He dlplom alla d u r­ ing day nr a h igh er-u p could becom e very angry with you. Many thlnga com e up that acem unpleasant but you han­ dle them wlaely. llualneae a f ­ fair* Improve In I’ .M. LEO (July 22 to Aug. SI) New outleta are all right, but be aure you undaratand th* vlew polnta o f new aa iocla tn . F orget all that unnerra>ary data. Get Into th* u p-to-th eminute Inform ation that la v i­ tal. VIHUO (A u g. SS to Hept. S2) lleln g careful not to guaalp to th* detrim ent o f hlgher-upa I* Im portant during day, hut thlnga becom e eaaler tonight. Keep buay at w ork. Thera la a chance fo r you to make aonie real money. I.IUHA (dept. SS to Ort. S3) M eeting new and faaclnatlng pereona during day aoon bring, good Idea*. opportunltlee. H ow ever, aw a it tha l*.M. be­ fo re catering to their su g gesIlona. Mtudy you r facta firat. SCORPIO (Oct. SI to Nov. 31) Borne b ig Inveatmant or bill has you confuaed during day go aw ait th* evening befotu com ing to any conclusions. One eloaa to you may aeem de•landing. T hought ahowa that ha o r ah* la not. •AUITTARIL’ B (N ov. S3 to I)ac. SI) Anything connected w ith a ia ocla la i had better wait until tonight before cla rifyin g and cem enting better relatione F o rg e t the amuaemrnta you had planned. Buelneaa before plaaaur*. CAPRICORN (D ec. SS to Jan. SO) Keep a ateady pare at w ork on hand, though It aaent* Interminable, and by evening It w ill ba com pleted. Ua vary e f ­ ficie n t that way, too. Evening can be vary Inaplrlng. AUI AHIIS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 11) While you are bant on hav­ in g fun. It la beat to keep at w ork o r perfect hobble* during day. Congenial* are buay d u r­ in g day. Evening lim ply w on ­ derful fo r get-togathara. Pisuata (Feb. 20 to March SO) Fundamental a ffa ir* may aeem all aakaw In A.M., hut by tonight thlnga rlear up adm ir­ ably fo r you. Oat th* approval o f kin aa to any Important d e. eialon you make. Then full apeed ahead. IF V O I R CHILD IS HORN TODAY, he o r ah* w ill h* a ligh tn in g thinker and actor, hut early In Ilf* require* more real anil better diet than nmat other children, plua a calm and serene environm ent If th* fine attribute* to thl* nature are to be realised fully. The field o f selling In great quantities la vary fin* her*, and w hile the start may h* alow, the middle Ilf* ran be Very afflu ent In this field, especially. “ The alar* Impel, they da am compel.** W hat ra a awake of yaar life la la rgely ap la VOCI Carroll n igh ler'a Individual Forecast fo r your sign for June I* now ready. For your cop y aend you r blrthdate and ll.ee to Carroll Itlghter F ore­ cast, Th* Hanford llarald. Box 1ISI, H ollyw ood SI. Calif. Hardin To Talk NEW YORK (UP1) Former Navy head Coach Wayne Hardin haa been added to the team o f telccaatera that will be behind the microphone* thli fall covering National Football League game*. Har­ din will aaaiat on tha Balti­ more Colt broadcasts. • Sign Simkus NEW YORK (U PI) — Th* New York Jets Wednesday signed free agent Am ie Simkui, a 6-foot-4, 240-pound de­ fensive tackle from Michigan Simkua was tha aavanth draft pick o f tha Cleveland Brown* of tha National Foot­ ball League. I OUR B O A R D IN G H O U SE B y Dick Turner �4 Episcopal TOT! SEVEN TH -D AT ADVKNTIHT CUUItCU Corner Tib * Elm J. U M e r e h e ll-------------- T u t o r s e r v ic e s batu rdat— Babbith B c h o o l------III# A m. W orth lp Service — lli» 4 a m. W ednaadey Night Prayar S e r v i c e ------ Til# p. m. Methodist F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH I I I Park Aranua C h a n c e -------------Paatof M orning W orahlp __ 1:1# *• m. Bunday School — — ( i l l a. m. M orning W orahlp — U i(0 a m. Train in g Union —— #il# p ra. K ranlng W orahlp - T ill p m. Wad. P rayar Barrie* T ill p- m. CH RIST CHURCH Church Street, Longw osS Fr. Charlee W. Stew art. Jr. V icar H oly Communion _ 1:1# a. m. F am ily Strvlo* A Claaaea 1:11 a. m. ELD ER BPRINOB BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at Haatar Ar*. B. Hamilton O rlffla — Paator Runday Bchool ....... 1:11 a. m. Morning W orahlp _ 11:10 a- m. Training Union — #:l# p m. K ranlng W orahlp — Til# p. m. HOLT CROSS 411 A Fark A v a Fr. L aroy D. Sopar, Rector H oly Communion .... T:J# a. ra. Fam ily Berrlra and Bunday S c h o o l_____ _ I . #4 a. s . M orning Prayar (P lrat Sunday — H oly Communion U:#C a. ra. r. a > CH RIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Ketetea Cltrua H eight* Rar. Chart** B. H o g g „ Paatse Church School _ _ _ r n a. m. M orning W orahlp _ m o t a. nt. M TP 4:50 p. m. Era. W o r t h l p ____i : i o p. m> Wed. I'rayar Bertie* 7:S0 p m . Alliance CHIUBT1AN MIBBIONART ALLIANCE CHUIICH 1111 P erk A m t t H th ItRav. C lifford E. Harrod. Paator Sunday Bcbool lit # *- mWorahlp Barrie* — l l i t o a. m. E rtn ln g W orahlp — Tit# p. m. Alllane# Tooth Pallowahlp (Tuaa.) 1:1# A m. (W a d ) p rayer Barrie# _ T ill p- m. tlirc t Christian Assem bly O f God P1NKCREBT AB8KMIILT O P OOD CllUftCIt Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. W lldar -- ----------- Paator Sunday S c h o o l ----- ( i l l a. m. M orning W orahlp — l# il# •• «• K ranlng Worahlp — Til# P- nt* Youth Barr. (Hun.) - #:00 p. m. M id-W eek Barr. (W ad.) - Til# P m. Baptist W TRR ------------ -— i Church O f Christ C H U R C H o r C H R IS T Morning W orahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Kranlng Barrie* — t :!0 p. m. Baa "lla ra ld o f T ruth" 1 p. m. Bunday on Channel I Tuaaday Lutheran I V * i I »• m. at. m. WHAT CHURCH O F CHRIST Oanara Ralph Brawar Jr. Erangallal Bible fc h o o l _— — 1:10 *• m. Morning Worahlp _ 0:10 a m. K anlng W orahlp — #:I0 P m. Wad. Prayar Barrie* T:I0 p. m. _ PaT H 9 * LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER l « t W. H th Pine# PAOLA CHURCH O# CHRIST H ighw ay «« Waat Morrla Ruby —— Krangallal Ulbla C l a a * _____ . I0:»# a. m. M orning Worahlp _ 11 it# » m. K ranlng Worahlp — #:00 P- m. Ulbla claaaaa Wad. - T ill p. »• The future holds the secret, and it's anyone's Rtiesst He may bs a g n a t some duy . . . or maybe a world-renowned athlete or actor * * * or perhaps a scientist. . . but most likely, just Mr. Average. Of course, t lot will depend on his opportunities, his God-glvea talents, his character, and hia training. Anything could go wrong along the way — poor health, bad example* set by his parents and associates, a broken home, neglect, and false values. But why make a list? The possibilities for this child’s failure in life are bo numerous that it makea us shudder — and the w on t of it, we can gvarantf him nothing. But ws can gtr* him hope and faith. Standing ready and anxious to help him Is the Church and the precepts which it teaches. It is our duty and our priviiega to help spread the epiritual principles of Christian living in practice as well as in word ao that the youth of our nation will And some meaning to the path of life which so strangely twista and turn* toward some hoped-for goal BtsU-nman Christian Science «*. JORDAN MIBBIONART UAPTIBT CHURCH l i l t W. Plrat Htraat Sunday Bchool —— loioo a. m. M orning Worahlp _ II:## a. m. (tibia Study (Bunday) T:## p m. Krangallatio Barrie# TiW p. m. Wad. Prayar Meat — T:(0 p m. Bill Btaphana ------------ p V .lor A Cordial W alcom * to All OOOD SH EPH ERD LU TH ERAN CHURCH Bit# A Orlaado D rlr# H w y. lT - t l) Sanford. F lorida I fl-T tll Th# R ar. J. O ordaa P a a r y, Paator Sunday Sehaal 1:11 g. ra M orn ing W o r a h tp H it* g. m. Com m union— Plrat Sunday la Kaeh Month X la d a r g a n o a gad N urtory Ladlaa Ulbla Ctaa* - #:l* »• m. Man'* C l a a * ----- — T:!0 p. m. Wadnaaday Ulbla C l a a * ______ T :i( p. »• »!*• ► m- P1NECKRHT BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road M orning W orahlp . Ill## a Sunday Bcbool ( i l l aTraining Union —— ( i l l PK ranlng W orahlp — TU# p. W*d. O fficer* A Teacher* M a t t in g ----------------- #:«» P. FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST BCIKNTIBT 100 Kaat Second Street Bunday Barrie# A Bunday B c h o o l------II:## a. ra. Subject: "K rarlaallng Punlahmant" Wadnaaday Barrie* .. P m. Kf - dl ng Room : 101 W. Plrat W aawdaya: l# :l# a m.— « :l# p a Church O f God OAKt.AW N BAPTIST CHURCH 1741 Country Club Itoad Bponaorad by Klral Uaptlat Church Rar. R. T. B a r r a t l------Paator Bunday Bchool _ _ t i l l •• m. W orahlp fa r rle # _ II:## a. m. Training Union —— #!(# P- m. K ranlng Worahlp — T:l# P m. Wad. Prayer Barr. — Ttl# P- m. CHURCH O P HOD tln d A French U II A l f o r d ---------------- Paator Bunday Bchool — •:<# a- m. Morning W orahlp _ 11 :••* a m. Krangallatio Barr. ... T:#0 P m. Fam ily Night Barrie* T. P. K. W a d .------ T:•• P- m. OSTKEN BAPTIST CHURCH liW T . I l l Ph. I l l - I l l * Rar. Joah Long ---------. I’ aator Sunday Bchool ------ I#:## a- m. M orning Barrie* — II:## a. m. Train in g Union —— •:*• P- m. Kranlng Barrie# — Til# P- m. Wadnaaday Maatlnga: Organlaatlona — #:l# P- *». P r a y a r -----------Til# p. m. Choir — •:*# P. «u CHURCH OP HOD OP PROPHECY SI0I Elm Aranua Rar. Robert W elch _.— Paata# Sunday S c h o o l--------1:41 a. m. W orahlp Barrlea _ 10:1# a. in. K ngallatlo Barr. _ T ill P- m. Tuadayi Ulbla T r a in in g ------ T ill p. nb Thuradayt Toung Paopl* Barrie* T ill p m. Nazarene FIR S T CHURCH OP THE NASARENE W . Ind b l a t MapU A r*. Paul Blckee _ _ _ _ _ _ Paator Sunday School ____ 1:4# A na. M orning W orahlp _ l * : l t A m. Y outh Hour _ _ _ _ _ 4:0# A ra. K vangalletl* gorrlo* TiM p. ra. M ld -W atk Strrle* (Wad.) — T:*# A ra Third Sunday SiagaplraUrs _ Sunday Nil# Broadcaat I r F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner Ith SL and Laural A r*. R ar. U K. K elley ____ Paator Talapbona: SS3-7021 Sunday School ____ t : l l a. a . M orning W orahlp _ 11:41 a. m. K ranlng W orahlp _ T:»* p. m. W ed. P rayer Barrlea T:t# p. m. lllbl* S t u d y ---------1#:## a. m. WEBTStDE MIBBIONART BAPTIST CHURCH Ith flu * H olly Ava. John IL K l f l g --------------- Ta*‘ «# Sunday School — I#:## a. m. Mundajf M orning W orahlp - 11:1# a. m. Sunday K ranlng W orahlp — Til# p. » . Wadnaaday Prayer Barrie# —— T ill P- FIRST SOUTHERN M K TH O D irT CHURCH W om an'* Club Building 101 Oak A r*. D urward H. K night J r , Sunday School ____ t:4S a. m. K pw on h le a g u e ___ t:lia p. m. W orahlp Service ___ T:I4 p. m. Free Methodist F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST |«#T & Sanford Ar*. R. Varnon Puller Bunday Behool ___ l i l t a. m. M orning Worahlp . 11:0# a. m. 1111 Park Aranua Bart Brown --------- E rangallal Sunday CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. U th BL * Oak Ara. 0*11 Bmlth — ---------Sunday Bchool — III* #• m‘ M orning W orahlp — »»«•# •- ™* T rain in g Uunloa __ III# P- »• K ranlng B a rrle a ------•:#• P- m. Wad. I’ rayar Barrie* Til# p. » . Nuraary Opaa Southern Methodist “ The Church o f the Lutheran H ou r" and T V "Thin la th* LI fa" H erbert W. Ooaraa ____ Paator Sunday School — t : l l a. m. W orahlp Barrlea __ 10:10 a. m. K lndargartan n ag Nuraary T H E CH U RCH F O R A L L . . # A L L FO R T H E CH U RCH H a Chfldi b A* greaUat letter eg earth far A* tnaldieg *f diereckr eaJ Methodist epMla*,|B#*)uea^W t k m 'a " '* ^ F IR S T METHODIST CHURCH It# Park Ara. Rar. R obert M. Janklna, Paator M orning Worahlp _ (:S t p. m. Sunday Bchoel ------ »:4I a. m. M orning W orahlp — 1#:IS a. m. M T F M eeting* — ( :)# p. m. (Interm ediate, sen ior) E vening Worahlp _ Tit# g. m. Thar* ar* fenr I rteeoaa why every pi i we AaeU ahead eenica* regularly and a f f u t A* C W h . They ara: ( I ) Far la# awa teh*. (2 ) Far lue A U f l i 'i a*ha. Far A* eat* af hie mmmmkf 2 aatiog. (4) Far A* eel* af A* Ovyrlehl 14*4. KeUer ArtnrBihg Merle*. lea. BWaAarg. V » Bunday Paalma 1 1 1 )1 4 Tuesday Jeremiah 60:29-34 M onday Prove rha 1:31-17 Wedneaday Romans 11:1-11 Thuraday 4 :1-10 F rida y H abm n 13:7-17 Saturday I John S i 1-10 «a OF TH E NAEARENH Lake Mary, F1a R ar. W . U HolcorabA •uaday 0:41 A ra. _ _ _ Bible Sakaol 11:0# a m. _ M orning Worahlp T:0l p. m. __ K ranlng Strrle* 1:00 p. m. — Wed. M ld-W aak Prayar Sarrlea* 1:00 » . ■ > . _ Loot W aA M ia* , ion ary Sarrlea » ( J Pentecostal FIR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 111 O rens* Street H er. E. Ruth Orant _ Paatof Bunday School _ _ 10:0# a m. M orning W orahlp __ l l i o t a m. Sunday K ranlng _ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Blbl* Study _ T:<0 A m. Conqueror* Meeting F rida y „ . Til# a ra Presbyterian FIRST PRKSBTTERXAN GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH R ar. W. E. T im m * ____ Paator Bunday School _ _ _ _ _ • :(! a. m. M orning Barrier* __ 11:00 a. m. C hoir I'ractlc* Wad. T:J0 p. m. Every On* W elcom e. CHURCH Sanrord. PI a Oak A re. A Ird St. G re rtr C. Bewail J r . __Paatof E d g a r W. Smith Jr. A aalitant Paator Chureh Bchool _ t :4 l A m . . Station Moot* _ _ 10:41 A m. 9.' M orning W orth lp __ 11:10 a. m. Pioneer Pellowahlp _ 4:00 a m. Senior III Pellow ahlp 4:00 p. m. K vtnlng W orahlp _ 7:10 p. ni. Wed. Prayar M eeting T;0I p. m. GRACE METHODIBT CHURCH Onora n d_ at W oodland A rt., R t r . John H. Hire* Jr., Paator Churoh School _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. M orning W o r a h lp __ 11:00 a. m. M T F ----------------------- « : l t p. ra COVENANT PRESBTTERTAM ITT# South O rlando D rlr* Thomaa H. M a k l n ____ P a a tof W orahlp ....... - . . . _ t :o t a m. Church School 10:0# A m . Omrch Serif, which aetda hie more] tad mitmel euyyotL Plea la g* la chunk regaLity m i Mad few BM * Aady. L (# a | -The Following Sponsors M ake This Church Notice A n d Directory P age PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford BETTY CASS Insurance Hwy. 17-02, Casselberry, FIs. HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ART BROWN PEST CONTROL HARRELL A BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing A Convalescence Residence 300 8outh Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. SOI W. 1st. St., Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS o f AMERICA Southern Bell Telephone Employees Local No. 3108 LEE BROTHER8 Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida A. DUDA * SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Kellett and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff HILL LUMBER * HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crsppa and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose A Wilks Bowman A Employees PERFECTION DAIRIES STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and 8taff / SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff BOB’S RESTAURANT Bob and Estelle McCallister Hwy. 17-92, Sanford, Fla. »' t WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees -SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y — B A P T IS T ,fH Antioch Oaptlal Church. Orlado Central Knptlat Church, t i l l Oak Ar*. Ckulnetn Plrat Maptlot Ckurck Cbuluuta Uaptlat Mlaaten Eldar Spring* Uaptlat Church, l l # Lehman R4 . ... _ ^ Plrat Eaptlai Church. II# Fark A m . Frlandahlp Map!let Ckurck *4 A lu m oat* Springs ML 41#. Allam onta Springs Flret Baptist Church nt DeDary f i r s t Baptist Chsreh af O ca a m Flret Sapllnt Chsreh at Lake Mary Flrat Uaptlat Church •( Lake Menrea P i n t kapllet Char eh at Loagw ood, Oar. Church * Oraat _____ _ . Firat Uaptlat Church at O rt*«a Flrat Baptlat Churoh a f Sag LanSe Sprlaga , F irst ShUah Miaalaaary WaptUi Church, t i l l W . U th St. Faraat City Uaptlat Chnreb o u a u ia H as* Bapltal Church. OrlaSa era Southara BaptUt Mlaalua, Chuluaia Miaalaaary BaptUt Church Nertb MS. C Maantfania Mlaaten BaptU t Church Oak MIU Hd. Oataaa M orning G lory Sapllai Churoh. Oanara Hwy. ML Oliva Mlaaiuaary Uaptlat Church, Ban L * s d « Springs B i « Loagw oa# >. ML Elon Mtaalanary SaptlaL Slpaa Av*. New ML Calvary Mlaalennry Bnpllrt 110# W. llth SL Now flalam Prlmltlv# Baptlat Churah, n o* w. iith at Now ML Elea Uaptlat Chureh. ITH Paar A m Oaklawn Uaptlat Chapal. ST4S W. 10th 8L Dataaa Uaptlat Chureh I'loacraat Uaptlat Church. 1*1 W. Onara Rd. I’ rtlrla Lak* Baptlat Church. Bldg* MS, Fern Park Prograa* Mlaalonary Baptlat Churoh. MISway Bacoad Shllth Miaalaaary BaptUt Churah, Ninth h Hickory SL Jnmcc Miaaloaary Baptlat Churah St*. RA 41# Oataaa SL Paul Mlaalonary Baptist Church, (th SL BL Matthew* Miaalaaary BaptUt Church C i n t u H iilh li ■t. Jobn'a Mlaalcaary BaptUt Church, ( la cy p re s s BL Tampu Baptist Churah, Palm Sprlaga BA, Aliaraoat* Sprlaga Waatald* Miaalaaary BaptUt Churah, 411 B Hally A m Blau Map* Baptlat Churah, t i l Oraag* A* a CATBOUO Churah at the Nativity, Lake Harp All Soula Catholic chureh. t i l Oak Am. Roman CathalU Man*. Bpvrtaaeaa'a club, Chuiuate ■L A a u 's CathalU Chureh, Farahtag Place, DaBary ■L Mary Magdataa* Catholl* Chureh, Matt* lead A v a Altam onte Sprlaga CHRISTIAN Flrat Chrlatlaa Church. t»#T B SaafarS A vA C on gragatloaai Chrlatlaa Charch, Bail Park Av*. Norihald* Chrlatlaa Church, FlarlSh H avca D r . M altlaae CHURCH O F CH RIST Churoh C hurch Chutch Church a f ChrlaL t i l l B Fark A v a at Chrlal. Oaaava o f ChrlaL L oegw oad a t ChrUL FaaU CMUBCM OP OOD Chureh Churah Church Church af of at af 0*4. Oad. Oad. 0*4 I l l Nlakary It## A Fraaah Ovtada Mlaalau, Batarprla* Salat# A m , NatarprU* Churah h METHODIST Baraatt Mamarut Mathadlat Church, B. DaUary Ava, NatarprU* Near Lak# Mathadlat Charm Ualhal A.M.M. Church. Canaan Haight* Caaaal harry Cammualty Mathatlat Chureh. Hwy* > t - » B Flaay Rldga Rd, Caaealharry DaBary Cammualty Maihadlrt Churah W. H lghlaaiA DaBary Chrlat Mathadlat Churah lU ltd li ■ l i t f BFIBCOFAL AU LUTHERAN Church. Ovarbraak Aa*4a*t*g Lutharaa D r, Caaaalharry Oao4 Bhaphard Dallas Lath ara. I lia a OrUnd# Dr. Lutharaa c h a rm *1 tha BaSsamar, t i l w . llth Place MaaaUh Lutharaa Chureh, Amarlaau Lag! aa Hall. Pralrl# Lake, pars Park BL Lukaa Lutharaa Churah, BL «M Blavta DaBary Chrlat Eplacopal Charth. Christ Charch, Laagwaad All SalaU EpIacopaL Entarprla* Maly Craa* Nplaaapat, Fark A v a gt 4th Firat MathadUt Churah, #11 Park Am. Flrat Mathadlat Churah at OvUd* Flrat BauUara NathadUt Charm Wamaa'a Club III Oak A va Fro* Mathadlat Churah. I N W. (th BL Oaaam Mathadlat Churah, Oauam Oram MathadUt Churah, Oner* BA Oraat Chapal A M.B. Church. Oviad* Oakgrov* Mathadlat Churah. Ovtada Oataaa MathadUt Chunk P u a I a Waatayea MaihodlaL w. at Pa*la SL Jamas AH E, Sanford Av*. RL a* SL M ary's A.M E C h arm SL RL 411 Oataaa ■L PauPa MathadUt C h u r a h Oataaa R A Eatarprlaa Stafford Mamortat A DaBary MathadUt Churah NAEARENH F I ra t C harm fn| at Maela at tha Neaaraaa, w. F a r* Park Churah at th * Naaaraaa, O'Rrlaa R d , F ar* Park L ak* M ary Church a f th* Naaaraaa PRNSBYTKRMN Community PmsbytarUa Chureh. Lak* Mary Flrat Frmby larlth Churah, Oak Ava * Ird SL Flrat F raa b yta ru a Church. Caacclhcrry Flrat FraahytavUu C h a rm at DaBary, B. H ighland Fraabytartaa C h u n k a f T h * Cavauaat ITTI A Or Urnda Dr. SL Andrew * F n a h y U r U a Church P i l l p - a r Laha Read tlpaaU Cam m ualty PraahylarU a ch u rch . UpaaU RA Wactml elalalar Praakyterlaa Church, HawcU P ark , B l i l l SEVENTH D AT ADVENTIST Porcat Lake Bevanth-dey Advantlet Church. H w y. t i l , Poraat City Bavanth-day Advantlet Church. M altU nd A v a , Altam onte Springe Sanford Bavanth-day Advaatlat Church. Seventh B Elm OTHER CHURCHES Allau'a A.M.K. Church. Oliva A ltth Church o f Ood In ChrlaL Ovlado Chuluota Community Church Church af Ood o f Prophecy, t i l t Elm A v a Church o f Ood Mleelon. Eatarprlaa Chureh a t Jaau* Chrlat a f Latter D ay Saint*, t i l l Park A v a Community Chapal, Altam onte Spring* Kaatera O rthodos Church. gL John* C hryeoetura Chapal, Hwy. IT-M. Kara Park C on gragallon Oath laraal. llt h A M agnolia Plrat c a u rch at ChrlaL BclaatlaL II# A Ind I L K ingdom Hall a l Jakovah'a Wltnaaa Lak* M onro* UalL l i l t W. Third BL Plrat Paatacoatai Church o f L en gw ood F u ll Oeapal Tabarnacl* ITt# Country Club ML Oliva Moltaaaa Church. Oak H ill lid. Oataaa Plaacraat Aaaambly o f O oA U th A Elm Bastard A llU aca Church. l « l l A P arh A v a Sanford C on gragatla* 0t Jehovah 's W it■eaeae #•« Sanford A v a T ha Salvation Army, 114 A fa d BL D a lly Church a f dan terA I I I A 1st SL dB ra V �1 Ff LBJ Warns Against New Red Regime Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River ■ Phone 822-2811 * * * * Zip Code 32771 Five GIs Die In Evacuation Of Civilians “The Nile o f Am erica” foralii * W EATHER: Sunday 76-56; fair thru Tuesday, high in 80s; low tonight In 80s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 181 WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Johnson kept hi close touch today with devel« opments In the Dominican Re­ public where he haa ordered armed U. S. forces to prevent establishment o f a Commun­ ist regime. White House press aecretary George E. Reedy aaid the President was following events in the rebellion ■ wracked Caribbean country nnd wns being kept fully in­ formed on developments there. Johnson told the nation Sunday night be had ordered an additional 4,600 troops to tho Dominican R e p u b l i c , bringing the total to 14,000, to protect U. S. citizens and other foreign nationals, dis­ tribute food and medicine and aid In sanitation measures. Rut he also said In hi* tele­ vised speech that "tho Amer­ ican nation* cannot, muet not, and will not permit tha eitablishmcnt of another Communist government in the Western Hemisphere." NEW POLICY? Reedy was asked today if the President's statement re­ flected a new policy to use troops to resist a Commun­ ist takeover in any Latin American country. Reedy re­ plied that he did not want to go beyond Johnson's state­ ment. The White Houae aide also declined to comment on a re­ mark by former President Juan Rotch o f the Dominican Republica Uiat the revolution had been won until the Unit­ ed States intervened. "Wa have stated clearly what we have done and why we have done it," Reedy said. Asked for White House re­ action to the fact that only one television network carried the President's speech live, Reedy aaid the statement w>* made available for the net­ work* and that it was up to them to decide whether to ^•orry It. Five American servicemen have bean killed In the fight­ ing. Dominican casualties on both aides were estimated conservatively at 1,000 dead and 1,200 wounded. About 3,000 American citi­ zen* and nationals of other countries have been evacuated since Thursday. Another 1,500 U. S. citizens and 3,500 ref­ ugees from othar nations were being taken out today. The unified military com­ mand at Norfolk, Va., aaid toduy U. S. planes had flown 351 missions out o f Santo Domingo. The Tactical Air Command (TA C) and Military Air Transport Service (MATS) uirvraft removed 3,957 per­ sons, Including military personncl, and 2,869 tons o f cargo, a spokesman said. U. S. Hiking Viet Nam Force NEW COMMANDER o f entin G. Mntula (right), ceremonies at Naval Air mander, looks on. Taft’s Paratroopers En Route To Press Effort Rcconnn Usance Attack Squndron One, Cdr. Val­ wield* saber to cut cake at change o f command Station. Cdr. Jesse W. Taft (left), retiring com­ next assignment is aboard USS Forrestal. SAIGON (U PI) — A 3,500man brigade of U. S. Army paratroopers will land In South Viet Nam "within the next few days." it wa* offl daily announced today. It is the first unit o f Army com bat soldiers to be committed to the war. Acute CD Problems Face New Director fly Barry l.awea The problems o f his prede­ cessor strongly as ever face Howard H. Harrison, new civil defense director for Seminole County. Sanford's "Smoking Tigers" The retired Navy lieutenprobably will be en route to Viet Nam by the time this ap­ pears in print. Bon Voyage and c 1 happy hunting! The Tigers of Reconnaiss­ ance Attack Squadron One as­ sembled in the crisp morning sun Friday and watched their new No. l Tiger, Commander Valentin G. Malula, take the helm. Ib e officers and men were an impressive sight in their brilliant whites with the sleek Vigilantes grouped in the background. They are headed for long months ' o f separation from their loved ones. They will be facing great dangers in car­ rying out their mission aboard the USS Independence wilt the Seventh Fleet. It is comforting io know Cut Reconnaissance Attscx Squad ron One is at the pinnacle <*• combat readiness. It makes us at home feel safer. • • • The Class of 1010 isn't a lone. The Class of 1013 ol Seminole High School also is thinking about a reunion Classmates will meet at the caucus room of the First Fed­ eral Savings and Loan at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday for the pur­ pose o f planning a reunion. All members are urged to at­ tend. • • • A Mrs. McTavlsh, who lives at 203 Oaklawn in Sunland Estates, cslled the other day with a problem—to say the least. She was all set to do the week's washing and cleaning and not a drop of water. Sbe and other neighbors in Sunland say that the water Is cut oft arbitrarily from time to time without notification. • • • First graders will sign up Tuesday at West Side-Gram­ mar Elementary and other schools in Sanford. At West Side the sign up period will be from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m.. Birth certificates must accompany all prospective students. • • • Rlchsrd Mayer, of Lake Mary, is one of IS outstand ing sophomores at Stetson Uni versity elected to membcrsh:r In the Green Circle honorary for junior men. Member* are selected on the basis of poten­ tial leadership, scholirship and character. Fidel W arn s HAVANA (U PI) — Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, conced­ ing that Communista had join­ ed the revolt in the Dominican Republic, baa denounced U. S. troop landing! there. He warned the Cuban people a U. S. invasion could occur here. H. II. HARRISON ant commander took over the Cl) dutica from A. B. Peter­ son Sr. llnrrison had been Peterson's assistant since the first o f this year. WI have no solution any more than Mr. Peteraon did," Harrison said, answering *a query about solving the county's civil defense prob­ lems. “ As Mr. Peterson point­ ed out, we have no approved fallout shelters in the coun­ ty, no emergency operating center and no wurning sys­ tem. "Like any other office, our major problem is getting the necessary funds. . .this is our primary requirement. Right now, all I can do is work on getting these funds and keep things rolling smoothly." One step toward solving these problems logins today when a survey gets underway to deterinino possible exist­ ing fallout shelters in the county. "It will give us some -information with -which to oj* crate," Harrison said o f the survey. Harrison and his wife, Catherine, live nt 3507 Park Avenue. They Imve six chil­ dren: Colleen, 10; Margaret, 9; Kevin, 7; Maureen, 5; Tamara, 3, and Patrick, 2. They havo lived in Sanford six years, since Harrison ended his 22-year rarccr in the Navy. At his time o f re­ tirement, he was stationed nt Sanford Naval Air Statiun. Harrison is a native of Ohio and attended Ohio State University. He is also Veterans A f­ fairs Officer for the county. separate accidents about 7 p. m. Saturday near the inter­ section of SR 13 and U. S. 17-92. Robert D. Fleming, 28. of 207 Citrus Drive, and Frederick W. Hochitcttcr, 21, of 1213 Magnolia Ave., were admitted to Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital with serious injuries af­ ter the car in which they were riding overturned. James Marlon Harman Sr., 39, of 472 Rosalia Drive, a newspaper photographer en route to the scene o f the ac­ cident, was injured when his station wagon left the road and fell into a drainage ditch. Slate Trooper J. L. Sikes •aid a 1965 Barracuda driven by Fleming went through a stop sign at 17-92, skidded across the four-lane, sailed 71 feet through the air and roll­ ed another 100 feet before com­ ing to rest In a marsh. Dam­ age to the car was estlmsted at 11,500. Hochstetter was a passenger in the car. Sikes said Fleming appar­ ently was traveling at a high rate of speed. He was charged with reckless driving. Harmon, attempting to reach the accident scene along the shoulder of the road, fell into a drainage ditch, lie suffered back Injuries and his car damages vaa estimated at 1300. All three persona were list­ A Joint statement by the U S. Embassy and the South Vietnamese government said the paratroops arc being dls patched "to press the war c f fort against the Viet Cong more vigorously." A spokesman for U. S. mill tary headquarters here rc ported that 1,000 American soldiers and three additional companies of U. S. Army hel­ icopters were landed in South Viet Nam during the weekend as part of the military build up. 31,000 YANKS There already are about 31,000 American servicemen in South Viet Nam, including al­ most 10,000 Marines at the U, S. airbase near Da Nang. Advance el<ment» of the paratrojp unit, the 173rd Air­ borne based on Okinawa, ar­ rived today, the Joint an rounccnicnt said. About Go men were involved in the initial group. The paratroopers will be assigned to defend Ihe Itien Hoa air base just north ol Saigon and the Vung Tau air base and seaport complex 40 miles southeast of the capital "F1GIIT O N " LONDON (U P I )-U . S. Un­ der Secretary of State George W. Ball said today the United States would "fight on " in Viet Nam rather than sign a agree­ "meaningless ment" with the Communists. Ball addressed the opening meeting of the Southeast Asia Treaty. Organization (SKATO) ministerial council called to * h o r e up allied defenses against Communist aggres­ sion in Viet Nam and other at trouble spots In the SEATO theater. Three Sanford Men Injured In Mishaps Three Sanford men were in ed In "g ood " condition jured, two seriously, in two Seminole hospital today. Voters To Get Crack At Plan For Highways FRAME HOME o f Mr. nml Mrs. F. C. Smith, on Highway 17-92 one-half mile north of the St. Johns River bridge, was destroyed by fire Saturday night. Dellary Fire Department managed to contain the blaze from near­ by structures. The Smith family was not ut home at the time. (Middleton Photo) TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Hnydon Burns' $300 mil­ lion plan to four-Iano 1,207 miles o f federal and state highways In Florida seems a cinch to be passed by the Legislature and sent before the voters for approval. But when the people will get a chance to vote It in or out !■ a big question. There Is some opposition In the le g is ­ lature and a few votes may mean the difference. The Governor, who will ad­ dress a joint session o f the legislature next week when the constitutional amendment Is Introduced on both houses, says he wants It to go to the people on Nov. 2 o f this year. "I can wait until 195(1," said Hums, "but the people o f Florida can't wait fo r thcao roods." The 10-page bin, which lists 85 major four-lanlng projects, needs the approvnt o f 84 House member* and 32 eenators to get on the hnllot this year as an "emergency measure." • However, If 75 representa­ tive* and 27 senators okay the bill—and this senna os good as dono— then it would have to wait a year beforo going on tha ballot. Burns i* confident the ptnn will gain approval since tho bond payoff funds would not come out o f the pcoplo’s pockets, at least no more than they are already paying. It cslla for 1.5 rents o f the gus tax rebate to be used as a payoff. The projects listed in tha measure total 1,112 miles of four-lanlng for U. H. and main artery routca in Florida nnd 96 ntilca of connecting links to downtown business districts a n d communities passed up by Interstate high­ way*. The language o f the amend­ ment does not limit the total strictly to $309 million, but the governor haa listed this total In specific projects and says it will probably tie pro­ vided in four $75 million is­ sues. 'Bare Bones' Hike Seen TALLAHASSEE (V?PI) — 1 he Senate appropriations rommittre started work toilny on a proposed general spending bill that la |5.8 mil­ lion over the art bonea" budget recommeh 'od by the Governor and Ca ln« t. While culcn.l a in both houses arc crowded with doz­ ens of hills, tha most Import­ ant subject right now is the record hillion-dollnr general appropriations measures. The House committee already has passed its bill. Sen. Wilson Carrawsy, of Tallahassee, chairman o f the Senate money rommittec, pre­ dicted the Senntu appropria­ tions act would total about 14 million more than the $|,098,*155,701 recommended by the Cabinet Budget Commis­ sion. The hill is expected to clear committee either Tues­ day or Wednesday and be introduced the middle o f tho week. The Impute version, total­ ling »1,480,355,2(10, Cleared the appropriations committee the end y^'laet week and was expected to b« introduced early this4 week. Commitf^e Chalrmnn Re|i. J J. Griffin o f Osceola says lie hopes it will bo passed and sent to the Senate Thursday or Friday. While the House bill was only u half million dollars over budget commission rec­ ommendations, at compared for the predicted $4 million increase by the Senate com­ mittee, both bills would he way under anticipated rev­ enue for the coming bienni­ um. The House committee okay­ ed $1,000,007,275 in opera­ tional funds and $25,747,991 fur construction, not Includ­ ing the state universities which are financed by bond Issues. One o f the biggest cuts made by the House commit­ tee wns $2.7 million from the Department of Education's school textbook programs. It teft $10 million in the meas­ ure for books during the bi­ ennium. Meanwhile, House Speaker E. C. Itowclt told UI’ I today that, in looking Imek over the first half o f the session, he was "pleased" with the work so far. "W e are well ahead of w h « * we were last time," ho said, "both In terms o f bills passed and introduced." Itowell ahrugged aside the fact that aoma o f the seasion'a most Important bill* are among the l,f>09 atill In the legislative mill. A majority o f the 339 bills passed so far ar# local. Gov. Ifaydon Burns has signed six of the measures, vetoed two and allowed the rest to liecome law after a gince peri­ od without his signature. A m o n g very important measures which have not reached the floors of the two housca are the judicial re­ form hill, revision o f election statutes and a sizeable part o f tha Burns administration program. Thera also sre the appro­ priations hill and the general rovenuo hills to he consider­ ed. Brazil Supports U. S. Actions RIO DE JANEIRO ( U P I ) Brazll announced today it sup|K>rts United Stales actions to restore peace In the Domin­ ican Hepublle. Brazil also backed the U. S. request for creation of a peace committee hy the Or­ ganization of American Statri (GAS), the Brazilian atatement said. AUTOMATION? LAKELAND (U PI) — Citrus harvesting by innehinu will ba discussed Wednesday at a meeting o f a Florida Citnis Mutual committee. RUPTURE PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (UPI) — Chief of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk an­ nounced todny his Cambodian government bus broken o ff diplomatic relation* with tha United States. e nnetff f t ALWAYS m $ T QUALITY Opel FrL NighUI m University Money Bill Cut By Solons MISS NEW SMYRNA Beach o f 1964 (Jane Freeman) plants a buss on the bald pate of Acting Mayor A. L. Wilton as 20 lovelies entered in the Seaside Fiesta Thursday through Sunday paraded through downtown Sanford to plug the 16th annual New Smyrna Beach affair. Only $723,000 waa approv­ If the $723,000 appropria­ ed for the university of East tion atande, observer* believe Central Florida today by the opening o f the tchool will ba delayed aeverat years. Senate appropriation* com­ The Senate got down to mittee. work today on a proposed bill The two-year appropriation that runs about $1.5 billion was included In a state and Chairman Wilson Carrsspending bill being written by way predicted it could reach the committee. the floor Wednesday and be Proponents o f the univer­ voted on Friday or early next sity, to be located south o f week. Oviedo in Orange County, Tha House appropriations have been seeking $7 to $8 committee voted its spending million to get the school op­ bill to tha floor Friday and ened in 19G7. expects to bring it up for Central Florida legislators final action later thia weak. contend a bar* minimum of Carraway said although $7 million la needed to get hlghar than tha House bill, tha university opened on the Senate version will not ached ul*. require new taxes. BURLAP LOOK FIBERGLASS DRAPERIES 48" i 45" ^ 9 9 45" s i pel* Fibergles® 100% glass in the moat popular weave of tha day, hand wash and hang, never Iron. 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Rotunda , , . and now the fears, with the publicity, hunters may take it on Ihcm iclvci to go peacock bunting. • • • l i Horrible fact: the govern­ ment's stockpile of castor oil is now ITS million pounds! • • • Exalted Ruler Horace Green and other office* of the San­ ford Elks Lodge will attend the atate convention in St. Augustine beginning Thurs­ day. Green and Jim Wbery of Sanford are members o f the Harry-Anna Hospital Commit­ tee. • • • Mary Ellen Wilson, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Wilson, Rt. 2, Sanford, will receive a bachelor of arts de­ gree from Rob Jones Univer­ sity June 2. • • • VOL. 67 PEACOCKS AND rlojffl hnve Iwen making the news headlines in Longwood but the two most popular "domestic nnimnls" nre the mother-son •'Alley •a tiair Cats dunco team, Mrs. Eldn Nichols (Herald Photo) and Ilrett. 'This Is Your Life' Stars Judge Ware Robert W. Ware. 83-year-old attorney and former city and county Judge, was honored with the Kiwanis 50th Anni­ versary Golden Service Medal in "This Is Your Life" cere­ monies at (he club luncheon Wednesday. Rev. Robrrt Jenkins, pastor of First Methodist Church, of which Judge Ware is a mem­ ber, was master of ceremonies for the occasion. Ware has taujjht the Men’s Illhlc elass there for the past 40 years. Present for the event were Judge Ware's daughter, Mrs. Muriel Gardner, and his grandson, Ware Gardner. His son, Rev. Melton Ware, was unable to be present. Another person who helped recall "the old days" wai Mrs. Joel Field, the former Hazel Murray, who was a first grader in the Georgia school where Judge was once prin­ cipal. Mrs. Ophriia Bennett sang the Judge's favorite song, "In the Garden." Ware was bom in Georgia and received his DA degree from Dahionega College. He moved around quite a bid and finally settled in Warrenton, Ga. where he served as mayor, school superintendent a n d state legislator. He moved to Sanford In 1925 and opened law practice hero, lie was alcclcd city judge and later county judge, a position he held for three terms. Rev. Jenkins credited Judge Ware with inspiring the six young men from First Meth­ odist Church, who have enter­ ed the ministry, including his own son. A resolution was read by Edwin Shlnholscr commending Judge Ware as "a great source of inspiration and guidance in education, local and state gov­ ernment, religious and church work." Bombings Hit Bolivia Capital * Zip Code 32771 R. W- WARE Base Program Wins First Nod Voting Rights Bill To House United Press Leased Wire Established 19U8 THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO 199 Tough Policy Promised Chinese, Russ Constable, JP Redistricting Wins Approval WASHINGTON (U r i) — Secretary of State Dean Rusk has served notice on Russia end Red Chinn thnl the Unit­ ed Stall’ * will nnl be frighten­ ed out o f Viet Nam by threats o f a wider war In Asia. Rusk niudi' Ids touch policy statement at a news conferi nee during which he also re­ vealed that a seeond Soviet anti-aircraft missile site may be under construction in Com­ munist North Viet Nani. He said he believed that the additional missile silt involv­ ed ■ "deepening" Soviet com­ mitment. The Slate Depart­ ment had announced last April 16 that one Surfnce-toAir Missile (SAM ) site "ap­ pears to lie in preparation near Hanoi.” Seminole County board of commissioners today approved a redistricting plan for con­ stables and justices of the peace. The board adopted a resolu­ tion requesting legislation on Its plan. It will have to be sub­ mitted to the voters in a re­ ferendum. District 3 will Include Gen­ eva, Oviedo, Chutuota, Tanglewood, Eastbrook, Lake Howell and the Bear Gulley Lake areas. Constable of the district la now George Kelsey and B. A. Johnson is justice of the peace. District 6 is comprised ol Bear Lake, Brantley Lake area, Sanlando Springs, Alta­ monte Springs, Longwood, Cas­ selberry and North Orlando. Grady Hall Is constable and AI Davit justice of the peace. District 4 includes Paola, Lake Mary, Sunland, Loch Ar­ bor, Ravenna Park, Sanford and Midway. Robert E. Carroll la constable and Hugh Duncan Is justice of the peace. Commission Chairman John R. Alexander said the districts were drawn to take In consid­ eration population, land tr e t and area Identification. District 3 la the biggest one in land area and District 4 the largest In population. • * • "There may be a seeond in the immediate Hanoi area,” Rusk said. "W e don't know whether there may be others In that area. In terms o f the norinnl geographic positioning of such site* around a heavily IMipuintfd area.” Tlic secretary said at an­ other point that he was not i.iarmi-d by reports of a rtcent interview o f Soviet Pre­ mier Alexei N. Kosygin by Industrialist Cyrus that enter unless it* puucies. He said ha didn’t attach "undue Importance” to wind Eaton has said. Ilut, he add­ ed, "it it very Important . . . Improvements totaling (7.365 that no one misunderstand million, including extension of llie gravity o f the situation. • • • the north-south runway, for "If, In fact, those who are Sanford Naval Air Station re­ ceived further impetus Wed­ supporting North Viet Nam, nesday afternoon when a mili­ or feel thrmselves associated tary construction bill was au­ with North Viet Nam, feel thorized by Ihc U. S. House of that they can drive ua out of Representatives armed aer- our commitments there in vices committee. Southeast Asia — these comRep. A. S. Meriting Jr. in­ mitmcnti are serioua, they formed The Herald today ac­ are o f long standing—we are tual appropriation still must be determined. approved by the House appro­ "When we ourselves say, as priations committee. we have said for a long time, The project would include that we don't want a larger the runway extension, taking war out there in Southeast more than half of Ihc appro­ Asia . . . it would he a great priation; aircraft rontrol tow­ mistake if the other side er, enlisted men'i barracks, should think that that mruns bachelor officer's quarters and that they run have a larger an clcrtriral distribution sys­ war with impunity, and that tem. a larger war on their side The present north-cast run­ would remove us from South­ way has been closed for the east Asia.” next IS days while soil boring tests are conducted for the extension. Jackie Returns PRICES UP WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e cost of living climbed by three tenths o f one per cent In LA PAZ, Bolivia (U P l)-A April to a new record high, wave of terrorist bombings the Labor Department report­ ■wept La Pai today. Heavy ed today. gunfire broke out in the capi­ tal. First indications were that the cease-fire which ended the near-civil war between the ar­ my and trade unionists had come apart There were reports of dead and wounded but the casual­ ties could not be roniirmed immediately. Stetson University haa been designated aa ■ test canter for administering the Na­ tional Teacher Eaemainations on July 17, College seniors preparing to tsscb and teach­ ers applying for positions in school systems which encour­ age or require applicants to submit their scores on the National Teacher EaaminaWASHINGTON (UP1) tiona along with their other House leaders appeared de­ credentials are eligible to termined today to write an take the teats. even stronger version o f (he e • a tough voting rights bill over­ "This Is Senior Citizens whelmingly approved by the Month” but no one asems to Senate, including the contro­ be doing anything about it," versial poll tax ban. wriUa R. T. Johnson. Preaident Johnson's historic Mr. Johnson aaya Central measure, designed to strike Baptist Church haa a plan to down the remaining barriers help older folks — no fees, to large scale Negro voting in no duaa. I f interested con­ the South, passed the Senate tact Rev. Eaet or Rev, Cell on a resounding 77 to 19 vote Wednesday. Smith at the church. / Phone 822-2811 t lf t WEATHER: Wednesday, 92-C4; scattered showers and 91 Friday; low tonight 72. t Robert Sparkman, former Sanford resident and now of Orlando, is a member of the American Red Cross “ Task F orce" and chairman of the mobile canteen serving emer­ gency workeri in the Cassel­ berry sinkhole area. The canteen la on loan from the Southeastern Area Head­ quarters In Atlanta and la be­ ing manned by volunteer workers from throughout the county. More volunteer! arc needed (o staff the unit which will be on duty a i long a i it la need­ ed. When work begins on re­ pairing damage and filling in the hole, their efforts will be especially appreciated. Anyone wishing to donate a few hours In the canteen may call American Red Cross Chapter in Sanford, or volun­ teer at the scene. • • • S m * Annual Shrine Club boiled shrimp and sweet corn din­ ner will bo held tonight with "The Illusions” for entertain­ ment. The two-man riot team from the Capri is expected to attract an unusually large audience. All members are invited to bring guests. Reservations may be made by calling 3220651. Disabled American Veterans of Seminole County arc grate­ ful for the assistance of the Seminole High School band in their annual '‘forget-me-not” sale scheduled Friday and Saturday. • * * A writer takes issue with the hospital cracking down on visitors. "1 think our hospital Is get­ ting a little too Independent," says John 1*. Rich Sr. "After all when docs a friend need a friend?" Rich is referring to the hos­ pital's plea to cut down on the time and number of visitors. "The people are paying a good price to be In there to start with and 1 think the peo­ ple who pay (or their service have a say ao in the matter as long as other hospitals and doctors are close b y ," Rich says. • • • Judge Robert W. Ware wept unashamedly as the Klwanis Club honored him Wednesday with its "Gold Service Award." It was an emotion-packed meeting for (he judge and a complete surprise. • • • g > a n f o r ii NEW YORK (UPI) - Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her two children returned home Wed­ nesday from a two-week visit in England where they attend­ ed the dedication of a memor­ ial to the late President Ken­ nedy. LATEST SINKHOLE to form in Hie Cns«oll>orry-Fern Park area devel­ oped to a depth of some 10 feet early Wednesday morning in the backyard of Mr. anti Mrs. Garnic Bcasinger on Fern Park Itouievnrd. Mra. Beseinger, shown here surveying the damages, aaya that she and her husband are keeping a "wary eye" on the sitiiuliun, (Herald Photo) Neighbors Balk At Sinkhole Aid By Jane Casselberry Neighbors who have balked at signing property access re­ leases hnve delay ml, or per­ haps ended all chances of, promised state and cuunly aid for victims of Die monstrous sinkhole which developed ja Casselberry May 13. Thr property access re­ leases are needed so that hea­ vy machinery may lie brought in the area to fill the chasm which devoured one home and damaged three others on Ntirthmoor Road. Meantime, the latest in • rash of sinkholes to plague the Cassclberry-Fcrn Park area occurred early Wednesday morning in the backyard ol Mr. and Mrs. Garnic Urssinger, 521 Fern Park Uoulevurd. Uy mid-afternoon the cavity was approximately 10 feet deep and 10 feet wide. For the past two weeks the Ucsidngers have noticed signs etlllng. Cracks ha^e daof setUli Record earnings far the year ended March 28 were reported to shareholder* to­ CA1T. C. W. Swanson, day by Dynatrunki, Inc., I'ommumlinK officer of Seminole County aerospace Sanford Nnvnt Air Sta­ electronics firm. tion, will lie the princi­ Company president Parker pal speuker at Sanford Tainter Jr. revealed earnings Naval Academy grad­ of 30 cents per share on a uation exercises June 4 volume of (4,821,277. Outat Mayfair Inn, which standing shares at ycur's will lie dedicated as end totaled 743,004. "Commodore Barry Earnings for the previous Hall." year were three rente per share. Previous record year for the company was 1061, when earnings of 21 cent* per share were recorded. Dynatronics entered the present fisral year with SAIGON (U P I )-U . S. war­ record backlog o f orders to­ taling (6,016,015, up (4,- ships have gone into arlion 760.227, or 470 per cent over against the Communists in South Viet Nain for Ihc first the previous year. lime. American destroyers bom­ barded troop concentrations in three provinces. American planes were out again today, ranging over North Viet Nam to shoot up bridges, railroad yards and military barracks a m o n g other targets. A U. S. Navy Crusader jet was shot down over Commu­ nist territory and the pilot killed. U. S. Warships Go Into Action House Approves Garbage Measure FORGET-ME-NOTS wiU be distributed by Seminole High School Band members Friday and Saturday fo r the benefit o f the Disabled American Veterans (D AV). Acting Mayor M. L. Reborn buys the little blue flower jiom Janice Foy, P. H. Stallings (right) is DAV chairman. (Herald Photo) sAna x>r, Mrs. O. E. alto lives on PraDrive, itated that as to years ago she had that the artesian ground water was drying up when their 130 foot deep well failed and a depeer one had to be drilled. Another small sinkhole haa been located In a Casselberry orange grove on Lake Warren. Record Earnings Reported Today a velopcd In every room of the house, accompanied by pop­ ing and cracking sounds. A depression was noticed to be forming In the yard. The Besslnger property ad­ joins the lot at Sit Prairie La£e Drive wbero a sinkhole formed weeks ago. Mrs. Ivy Campbell, who la renting that house, has noted some settling In her bouse and yard in spite of the to truckloads iod used to lilt the gaping TALLAHASSEE (Spl) — The House today passed a bill allowing Seminole County to contract tor garbage collec­ tions in unincorporated areas. H also approved a measure concerning North Orlando elections for council members. Both bills, sponsored by Bep. S. J. Davis Jr., now go to the Senate, Tornadoes Kill Two, Injure 24 Untied Press International Torrential raln s-u p to five inches—fell in Arkansas and Tennessee today after a sav­ age aiege of tornadoes in II slates, Tarnadic storms killed (wo persons Wednesday and in­ jured at least 24 others, in­ cluding 11 In suburban Chi­ cago, Nearly five Inches of rain fell at Memphis, Tcnn., and wost Memphis, Ark., Including more than three inches in six hours. School Opens For Classes In September '66 TALLAHASSEE — <Spl> — First students will pass through the door* o f Semi­ nole Junior College in Sep­ tember 1966. For Seminole County won Its junior college this morn• • • TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov, Haydon Boros today called a 20-day extraordin­ ary sc it too of the Legisla­ ture to start Saturday, Jose S, for Uie sole purpose of reapportionment. • • • Ing when the House o f Rep­ resentatives approved t h a new school. Rep. S. J- Davis Jr., of Seminole, reported the House approved the measure previ­ ously approved by tha Benate. The meaaure now goes to Gov. Haydon Bums for hla •lgnature . . . and hla admin­ istrative aide Informed Tho Sanford Herald at noon today that the Chief Esecutlvo will approve. The college legislation waa guided through the Senate and House by Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and Davis, e e e Two different pieces o f legislation provide (616,549 for the school — fo r plan­ ning, for first year's opera­ tion and for construction. It haa been discussed that probabls site for the collage will be in the Casaelberty ar­ ea. Seminole School Supt. R. T. Mil wee — here today for a conference with federal school officials ■— M id th e probable first order o f bustneae for the Seminole School Board will be to retain a preaident o f the school. State education., officials have agreed to send a team of planning experts to San­ ford to assist county aducators In outlining a curriculum, ■election o f faculty, selection o f a site and planning tha actual facility. Milwea said tha next year would ba required to com­ plete the planning and that tha school could open ito By Donna Eates Altamonte Spring! Town doors to Ita first students in Council In special session September 1966, at the begin­ Wednesday evening accepted ning o f tha 1966-67 achool Idita totalling (3,604.88 for year. a a a pipes and fittings to be In­ Present available facili­ stalled to provide water to second section, second addi­ ties in school planta will be utilized for tha first year o f tion, of Oakland Estates. Itlds accepted were operation o f Seminole Junior those of Hughe* Supply for College, pending construc­ (1,470.88 for cast Iron pipes tion o f the facility. and fittings and Johns ManJ. P. Wlegers, New York villa's bid of 82.134 for 1,800 City, preaident o f the Barnarr Macfadden Foundation, feet of ali-Inch pipe, Also submitting bids on informed The Sanford Herald the second Item were United by telephone Wednesday It la Pipe Company and Hughes "highly probabla” tha junior college could use for tha Supply. Maintenance Supt. A- C. first year tha present San­ Ilrown was authorized to or­ ford Naval Academy plant der the necessary materials on Mellonvllle Avenue. The Naval Academy wilt and begin work on the pro­ ject Immediately. move into the Mayfair Inn A t regutar meeting of after Jun* 1. The Mellonvllle counrll next Wednesday, bid* plant will be inoperative un­ will be opened on the propos­ til expansion o f Acadamy classes In a year or two. ed recreation center, Wafer Project Start Ordered Bitter Rivalry Blocks Peace SANTO DOMINGO <UPI>— Increasingly bitter internal ri­ valries continued today to block outside efforts to med­ iate the Dominican rivll war. Critirism of the foreign rote In peacemaking e f f o r t s mounted In the camps of both rival military Dominican fac­ tions. Tha p h a n t o m Dominican congress—dissolved two years ago but backing rebel leader Col. Francisco Caamano Deno —denounced "mancuvera" of the United States end Ua dip­ lomats. Reward Offered LAKELAND (U P J>-A 1500 reward wai being offered by citrus growers In the Fort Pierce area today for infor­ mation leading to t b i arrest and conviction of a rifleman who destroyed a $3,000 irriga­ tion engine, o/DENMAN TIRES! INCLUDING HAKD-TO-FINU WIDE WHITEWALLS AND TUBE TYPE TIRE*. SAVE UP TO 60<7O< BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES �VI* M ifi ft n O University Tours Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Concluded By Biology Students h i * I — May IT, 1 W Legislators Close To Road Bond Pact two major changes In the proposed constitutional amend­ ment to build 1,200 milea of primary highways In areas by-pe***d by tha turnpike and Interstate highway ayetom. Named to the conference rommhtoa ware Bens. Williams, Grtravin*; Carraway, Tallahaaee, Dewey Johnson of Quincy, and Reps. Emerson Allsworth, of Broward; Howatl Lancast­ er, of Gilchrist, and Jamas Pruitt, o f Brevard. The Senate, on a motion by Doyle, Carlton Jr., of Wau* rhula, was to reconsider to­ day the vote by which It kill* ed Sen. Jerry Thomas’ bill requiring children to ha all Bear Laka Garden Circle years old by Oct. 1 before en­ w e l c o m e d 10 prospective tering the first grad*. It waa San. George Tapper member* at an Informal get* who removed tha major stum­ acquainted party held during bling block to tho road pro­ the May meeting at tha home gram by agreeing to remove o f Mrs. Jaaale Jacobi In Bear a 16 million U. 8. M project added by tha Senate, hut re­ Laka. jected by the House, and urg* In the group were Mraing acceptance of a strong Evelyn Bottorf, Mra. Iris Wil­ conflict of Intoreet prevision son, Mrs. Tends Darnell, Mre. added by the lower chamber. Nora Norris, Mra. Dorie Halt, Tha Senate balked, how­ lira. Wahweeaa Kerr, Mra. ever, at oaten House change*, Viola 8heard, Mra- Betty forcing tho propoeal to go to Burnt!, Mrs. Mary Kraneer, conference committee for re­ and Mre. Maryann Miles. conciliation, But tha adraendIn bualneaa, reports of tha manta are minor and should year's activities ware read by be Ironed out easily. Mre. Nuchee Drunk, past They deal with specific president and current hoitoea road projects In the program, for the circle. Ilka writing In a fixed amount Highlights o f the year of $ f million each for bond* were winning third plaee for In Duval, Hillsborough and the sahlbit at February's Orange Counties and provid­ Central Florida Exposition In ing an alternate project in Orlando; socond place in tha Pensacola. April Table Show of tho Or­ Tapper, a Port l i Joe road lando Gardon Club, and 12 contractor, raid la n dramatic first place and two socond •pooch that ho feared tha place ribbons on horticulture whole program would ha exhibit*. Mre. Jacob* won an jeopardised tt tho U. 8. 88 award of merit ribbon to add project la hie district waa not to tha collection. removed. At conclusion of M n. -So," ha aald, *1 ask that Break's report, Mrs. Aggie you accept tha House amend­ Ostrander, circle chairman, ment removing thie project," presented her with two allver And ho eatd that elnea ha channa for her bracelet at a w m tha only lawmaker af­ token of appreciation from fected by tha conflict of In­ the group which waa call- terest provision, " I My let’a brating tha fourth year of taka It and got on about tha organisation. buslneu of making laws." Others present for tho oc­ The school age bill, whkh casion wore Mra. Kate Jones, passed tha H o u m with almost Mre. Norn Massey, Mra. Jen­ no opposition, w m killed nie Welnar, Mre. Carolyn Tuesday In tha Senate. Gleavee, Mra. Dorothy Stev­ But Carlton, who voted to enson, M n. Joyce Herring­ kiU tho bill, moved Wednes­ ton and Mre. Marge Scott day that tha Sonata reconsid­ Meetings have adjourned er and take another vote on for tha summer with tho op­ the measure. Carlton made ening fall easalon scheduled tho move M • favor to for the third Tuesday In Bap* Thomas. Umber. Tha upper chamber w m to a rare epending mood and passed bills authorising con­ struction of a $4 million new State Insurance Commission office building and bill* ap­ propriating |S3!,104 for high­ way patrol stations and f in WASHINGTON (UPI) - control unit* to a number of The Stale Department, with counties. Tho Sonata also pasesd and the aid of specially trained teams of Navy Seabeta, is sent to tha lower chamber a planning a wall • sin ashing bill, which carries no appro­ search for hidden spy micro­ priation, authorising a study phones In U. S. embassies to determine tho feasibility of establishing a aUU university around the world. Tha move waa disclosed to Dade County. when testimony before a House appropriations subcom­ mittee was made public. Department officials aaked for $1.8 million to flnanct the demolition of tha interiors el embassy rooms in IS differ­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ent world capitals. Tho erased servlets ft 11 88,A gpectal mobile craw of Seabaci would aid ambaaiy 000 man abort of thalr re­ security officiate and "eoua- cruiting goals during tho tersudio" t e c h n i c i a n s in first 10 mouth* of the fiscal Marching for electronic eaves­ yoar ending July 1 with only dropping devices under the da- the Martoaa scoring 100 per partmant's new "complata de­ rent In signing up new molition" security policy, Leathernecks. Tho Defease Department Mid during tha weekend that tha Navy obtained 72,000 first enlistees sgstost Its goal of 87,000; the Army got 78.800 recruits agelaol a goal lulled Press latenudeoal of 84,000, and tho Air Ferre Widespread showers and aignad up 44,100 eut of a thunderstorms soaked much of goal of 70,414. tha nation today. Tha Marines ost a goal of Parts of Nebraska braced 20.800 first nullataunts and lag lowland n **|i*| whUe got ovary sue. By Mr*. H. L M i n i TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — A House-Senate conference committee began today Iron* ing out some miner changes made by the House In the governor's 1800 million road bond program,. Tha conference committee’s compromising Job was mad* relatively easy Wednesday when the Senate accepted the Get-Acquainted Parly Held By Garden Circle Seabees Launch World Spy Hunt Marine On Top In Recruitment Showers Soak Much Of Nation thread la peiteM U re Central Plateau. Tha heaviest rain was cantread aaar tha asst slope of tha Central Rathlaa, Tha atom s pushed out aMIAMI (UPI) - A Coast m e # Nebraska, dousing 814nty, Nab., with LSI laches Guard hsiaagtar rescued a ■ A A U M tOW ROjrt SFMI It* during tha night. Yacht Braaks Up In Heavy Stas MINKBS BEAM <804,$0$ yaabt, Mre Owens! brake up and sank In too Gulf •I MuKn BOBBINS. Taw. (UPI) Banana workers, hoping for a The boot's captain, K4 **• afcacU ," found what they Erickseu, said be wm tarry|ni Cilltomti Many aspected Tuesday—Uw III haftre a f i r e reInara trapped wkau It hrabt apart to M last l i a caal mine explosion la mm about ft miles northwest of Kay WaaL BIOLOGY II claaaea at Lyman High School were privileged to tour J. lliltls Miller Medical Center at tha Unlveraity o f Florida through arrangement* made by the Florida Heart Aaaociation in co-operation with the SeminoleDeBary Heart Association. Pictured la the firat group to make the trip. T H R E E FIRST CLASS Scouts o f Troop 807 were presented God and Coun­ try Awards In aervlcea at Gracn Methodist Church. Pictured are (left to right) Tommy Hite, Scoutmaster Ruai Kitner, Lamar Williams, and Karl Rouman. Presentations were made by Rev. John H. Hires Jr., pastor o f Grace Methodist which sponsors the troop. (Heruld Photo) By Maryann Mile* Trip* to J. Itiltis Miller Me­ dical Center at Oic Univer­ sity of Florida tn Gainesville by tliolngy If claste* at Ly­ man High School were con­ cluded when the third and fin­ al group of boy* and girl* were accompanied to the cen­ ter by Mrs. Tcena Armao, ol the Heart A**ocialion, and Tom Harm-*, Lyman science teacher. First trip was made May 10 with Mr*. Beth Thomai, ol Heart Association, and Sal Manfre, teacher, and the se­ cond trip was made May 17 with Vance Ambrose, teach er. Ali tours were arranged by the Florida Heart Association in cooperation with Seminole Denary Heart Association. Mothers of the sludenta pro­ vided transportation. At the center, students were shown nuclear radiology with the cobalt machine, physio­ therapy and occupational ther­ apy, and rehabilitation for pat­ ients. They heard Dr. Jape Tsylo, cardiologist and presi­ dent of the Florida Heart Asso­ ciation, aepak on heart aurgery and aaw x-raya of heart cathcrtiiallon. They learned that it takes 17 pints of whole blood Just to prime the machine for open heart surgery. The "m ad aclenllsta labora­ tory," where a variety of an­ imals aro used for testa, waa visited. Students In the second group to make the tour saw the Van dc Groaff machine, a cardio­ vascular operation with pace­ maker, a kidney operation on a rabbit and aome minor sur­ gery performed. They visited the school of pharmacy and met two students of this year'i graduating class. Mayor’s Mother Rites Tuesday Hello there. Have lure m ined being with you the lait couple of weeks. But there sure has not been a dull moment In that time I can aaaure you. * * * With achool to near out and quite a few partlei and auch going on there fa plenty to do, • • • Tommy Carroll wa» a delegate to the recent D.C.T. convention held In Jecksonville. Alice and Bill are plann­ ing on taking Tom up to Ber­ ry College in Ml. Berry, Ga., next month to enroll him for the coming year. Good luck Tom. • • • The Robert Manna are planning their va­ cation trip right now. They are going to aee her parenta "Out Weat" and alao vlaltlng other placea. • • • Mra. W. R. Reddick haa returned home to Deatln after vlaltlng here with her daughtere, Mra. Rena Hawklna and Mra. Hate! Chambliaa. Alao here at that time waa Mra. Reddick's other daughter Mra. Myrtle Pickett of Jackaonvllle. * • • Very glad to hear that Mra. Ebba Lee la now okay after under­ going eye aurgery. Ebba la one of thoae hard working gala you can’t keep down. * • • 1 want to thank people for the many, many letters and telephone calli 1 have received after being given the honor of helng the Mother of the Year of the Upsala Preabytcrian Church. 1 waa ao aurprlaed with the hon­ or. • * • A very lovely affair waa given for retiring teach­ er Mra. Thelma Sikes by the Wilaon School P.T.O. laat weekend. Mra. Charlea Smith and Mra. Herbert Muse were in charge of the party. Mra. Sikea received a silver tray from tha PTO and other gifts from the guests who attended. County School Supt. R. T. Milwee called during (he after­ noon. Thelma will be very much missed by all who knew her. Now maybe she will get out her paints and bruahs and paint beautiful pictures. She la vary talented. Good luck Thelma. • • * Claude and Mary Hlttell had a hamburger fry Saturday evening for high achool grads George and Paul Markoi and son Richard Hittell. They spent an enjoyable afternoon playing records, dancing and enjoying various games. * • • This Saturday afternoon Lynn Giles and Ann Tyner will have a splash par­ ty for grada Betty Turner and Ferrell Hickson, at Lynn's home. • • • I am sure you have heard of the song ''A lex­ ander's Ragtime Band." One of the lines goes like this "It's the best band in the land." Well let's say that thia Una re­ fers to the Seminole High School Band, because It 1st At the annual banquet for the band last Friday evening a( the Civic Center, I had the pleasure of being their guest. I received from the band the most beautiful double orchid corsage accented with laven­ der net and ribbon. Also a beautiful gold pin and a spe­ cial honorary award. I won’t mention the pink card with a picture to prove why I receiv­ ed the pink card but John Horner aeems to think I de­ serve II. Anyway, because I am retiring from being a county achool bus driver, ! will miss taking the band on their trips. But I can truth­ fully say that for the seven years that I had the pleasure of taking Mr. Cawley and his band, there has never been JAMECO OPFICER8 ELECTED to h s s d naxt year's sophomore class At L y m n n High School by South Semlnola Junior High School ninth grader* are (left to right) Uwrenca Rodd, president; James Erickson, vice president; Judith Chenet, secretary, a n d R e b e c c a Clack, treasurer. (Herald Photo) CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) — The University o f Floriila'a Graduate Engineering Systems (GENESYS) pro­ gram waa dedicated today at Cape Kennedy. First U. S. commercial pro* durtion of steel by basic oxy* gen process begin in 1B34. FAT OVERW EIGHT Available to you without a doctor’* prescription, our pro­ duct celled Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex Is a tiny tablet and easily awallowed. Get rid of excess fat and liva longer. Odrinex coste $3.00 and is arid on this guarantee: I f not eatlafied for any reaeon, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No queetlona asked. Odrinex la sold with this guarantee by: McReynolda Drug Store — Sanford — Mall Orders Filled, S W IM M IN G POOLS NOW BUILDING IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES Any Shape. . . Funeral services for Mrs. John Anstey, mother o f May­ or Owen Anstey, o f Cassel­ berry, were held Tuesday in West Somerville, Mas*. Mayor and Mra. Anstey ar­ rived Saturday in Massachu­ setts only to fina hla^mother had died two hours earlier. GENESYS a more wonderful Uma with such a wonderful group. Sd boys and girls, from tha bot­ tom of my heart, I thank everyone of you and the con­ cert afterwards was just sim­ ply perfect and of course won­ derful to listen to. • * * Mrs. Olga Hunter spent last week­ end In Tampa with several members of local American Legion Auxiliary Unit S3, at­ tending the annual Legion con­ vention. She reports a wonder­ ful time. • • • Rena Hawklna and I will leave next weekend for Washington, D. C., where we will visit my brother and sister-in-law. Bill and Jean­ ette Grow and their family. We will see the new addition to the family, little John, who joined the family In April. * * Our thought this week— "There are two days about which nobody should ever worry, and these are yester­ day and tomorrow." to fit your Landscape needs! THE PRICE IS RIGHT! POOLS CAN BE SEEN BY CALLING: 322-2448 (47-5525 C. B. SCHIRARD SANFORD BOB MILLER WINTER PARK — ACROSS FROM S A B CAFETERIA Hospital Notes MAY tt, 1M$ A tallilitti Reginald Grant, Bellman GUsoa, Danny Laa Randall, Christopher Riggins, Judith DcMark, Maliito Houston, Bartha Hawklna, Aranah Baker, Winnie M. Murphy, Nona L. Hines, Jane 8. Calhoun, San­ ford; Colon Damplar, DeBary; Betty Medina, Apopka. Births Mr. and Mra. Ramon DeMark, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Curtis Johnson, Sanford, n boy; Mr. and Mra. James 0 . Baker, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Johnnie A. Hines, Sanford, n girl; Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Calhoun, Sanford, a boy. Dischargee ELlubeth Darden, gtopbsato Typlt, Fred Readen, Bradta Lewis, Juandolyn Green, Bar­ bara Fogg, CelesUne Bacon, Sanford; Rose Kissel, Bessie Boas, Fred Wulff, DeBary; Carol Dandridge and baby hoy. Lake Mary; Viola WUllama, Osteen; Jerry Sills, Or- 1sb4o. First Nuclear Merchant Ship WASHINGTON (UFI) The world's first nuclear mer­ chant ship, the N1 Savannah, will begin regular commercial service this summer. But vacation cruises aboard atom-driven skips are still a hug wax off. Tha Savannah will carry fM ght but ns M u n m « Ha first regular run. V IN Y L UPHOLSTERED Long-wearing Coll Spring A Foam Construction COMPARE WITH SOFA-SLEEPER & C H A IR SUITES SELLING BOTH FOR . . a long way to find a value equal to thin at aaywhere near AT 9129, $139 or $149! quality sell ao law. W ei res­ etructed aofa which convert! Into a comfortable bed aad a large lounge MATHER chair. Bath far tha aaasiagty law price of 188.00. Eaay to d u g rta/L Jaet add to ar open aa acconat at Mather*. Take moat ha to pay! REMEMBER. . •YOU CAN JUST SAY “CHARGE IT"! OF SANFORD 203*09 B . U t S T . p a 322-0983 �RKf # « a !m l M ny 27, 1965 — P a je S V tn G Lake Marians Grateful For Voting Changes By trance* W t.irr Announcement that t h e Lake Mary area has been rediitricted back into two vot­ ing precincts waa received with gratitude by residenta of the area, Don Jackson, Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce prealdcnt, reported today. "Precinct dividing line within the area will be Coun­ try Club ttoad and voting places will be established in each of the two areas by the next election with everyone living in Lake Mary able to vote In Lake Mary," Jackson advised. "Another important atep to the community in recent ac­ tion of the county commission was to adjust commission dis­ tricts putting Lake Mary into a single district, that of County Commission Chairman John Alexander. Previous rrdistricling sev­ eral years ago by the county had Lake Mary people voting in three places, at the I.ake Mary Fire Hall, in Longwood nnd at the Farmer's Market on 17*02. The community also had three county commission districts," ha aaid. Pointing out that the re­ cent county action had been projects spenrhended by the Ijrke Mary Chamber o f Com­ merce, he said that the group also has a number o f other projects under way. One is the house numbering of all residences nnd places o f business in tbe community which Is currently being done. Another is the past year's effort for obtaining needed rights-of-way on Luke Mary Ruulevard for paving out to Interstate 4. Survey of the roa.l waa made again this week milking It authentic and it is hoped that the county will include the paving into current program* ao that work will be completed by this fall. ;T .' A TROPHY wns presented by Bear Lake Elementary School Grny Y teams to Couch Uon Hanley in appreciation for work he lias done with the boys during the past year. Hasley will be teaching in Brevard County next term, Beginning This Friday! 5.60x13 6 .5 0 x 1 3 A N D EVERY FRIDAY! All-Weather 3-T Nyton All-Woather Tuboles* 1-T Nylon S a frty All-Weathor T u b e le u All-Weather "4 2 " 3-T Nylon Tubeless 3-T Nylon All-Weather Tu belts* 6 .7 0 x 1 5 All-Weather "42** 3 -T N^Ion Tube-Type 8 .5 0 x 1 4 All-Weather "4 2 " 3-T Nylon Tubeless 3-T Nylon All-Weather Tubeless 3-T Nylon AH-Weattver T ub tfe tt * AH prices plus tax and Uada-h Mr* a11Florida M A G A Z IN E these are Goodyear tires with PLUS COMPLETE A M A G A Z IN E FOR A N D ABOUT FLORIDA PEOPLE! 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FIRST ST„ SANFORD SERVICE STORE 8 - 6 DAILY, 8 - 9 FRIDAY PHONE 104811 �4 ffg M M 1M B h i* I - » T If, sports siftings Twins Dump Bosox To Take Over AL Lead By P n d Dawn UPI Bpatto Writer When American Leiguers refer to "Th* Monster" this year thay're talking about Bob Lee instead of Dick Redate. "The host relief pitcher in the league," Is the way Man­ ager BUI Rlgney describe* him — aad th* records back him up. Bocords like 21 ap­ pearances In tha Ios Angeles Angels' 41 games, • 1.83 earned run average, ■ 3-2 won-lost mark and nine " u v e i.” Add 'em up and they make the 9-foot, 3-inch, Impound Lea tha league'* No. 1 relief star-especially when Redatx' current 7.33 earned run *vertakan Into contidera- harry lawes ‘ 'Sc<n<body up Reeky me." CaMlus (Muhammad All) Clay go«a him on* batter. "Somebody up than" talk* to him. Wall, If that “ *0*11body” la talking t lat'a hop* ha to tailing to* Loulavilla Up night's fare* may hav* baan th* death knoll I f It isn't, it should btl Of coarse, w* may ba unfair In aaylng that, bacaus* It etoaeas to* Clay-Listaa masting as n "boxing match." It wasn't. What it was, who know*. A hoax? An off.Brandway comady . . . that flopped? A fraud? Oa just a good •M-faaMonod con gam* designed to drain the pockate of mUMons of boxing turn. Somehow, wa trink tba last is appropriate, although all to* above titles fit. i f it was a con gam*, It paid off. Both Muhammad All and Sonny Uaton a n du* to pocket about 1600,000 that on* minute debacle. a a a On* Orlande sportecutar Wednesday shitty commented about the affair i "It lin t of pfaat coming out of tho Main* wood*/' Wa agret wholeheartedly. And the odor from the la going to ba around for u long time, Tho boxing may ntvar recover, either. The ring situation haa going downhill at a fait clip for many yean, but now aktds may realty have been given to the fight There ia, of course, on* saving grace about ratten thing. The World Boxing Association did lion too bout. Thank Godl Thsr* la aomt aanl toe frlngaa o f the anna. Naturally, whan a situation arises inch aa that Tues­ day night whan a "fight" ends so quickly and ao easily, there la a lot of hooping and hollaring about "fix." Wo don't know about that. But that one punch hit Is anough to raise en eyebrow. And speaking of that ona punch, comadlan Joe K Lewis summed up th* credulity of th* blow very aptlyi *Tva been hit harder by a shot of whiskey," Lewie Mid. And, Lord know*, a shot of whiskey (avan bad whiskey) would leave a belter teste In our mouth than did the Casalua Clay-Sonny Liston fiasco. o o o Aa now, Ban. Char lay Johns of fltarka, hundreds of mile* from the Gold Coaat center of horse racing, haa pro. posed the state taka ovsr tha so-called Sport of Kings and n a p all tha profits. Johns haa Introduced a constitutional amendment autoorislng tba state to purchase all property rights and interest to toe thoroughbred racing Industry of Florida, and Mil boade to pay for it In a companion Implementing bill, Johns explained that “ lb* present method of operating to* thoraughbrad racing industry la deemed to bo detriments! to the safety, welfare and morals of tha people." He Mid the racing industry haa grown ao powerful, It can,, at will "control tha defMt or passage of any place of legislation during a glvaa session of tha Legislator* . . . impeding the officiant operation of the Legislator*.'' Well, now, Charley Johna Isn't allowed to go witch hunting anymore, so he's act his sights on mors lucrative ‘ gam*. Ridiculous I I 0 0 * Mora pleasant subjects. Th* Panther* baseball team of Crooma High School ftalakad thslr season this year with a 9-8 record. This makes tha alath consecutive winning season for tha boys. This record was good anough to earn the squad sac. ond.aeedad position to the Class AA, Group i tourney, whan they finished In the runner-up slot. Head coach Dick Evans deserves n round of applauso for hla efforts. L. E. Woodhama af Casselberry report* that a cod fish, not usually found this far aouth, w u caught 86 mil** off Daytona Beach Sunday from the charter boat Make. In addition to Woodhama, tha fishing party included Rex N(black and Rex Jr„ Tom Herald, Don Graona, Mika Bamarco and Mike Jr., Mickey Smith and Dave Butaakroger, all c l Casselberry. Alio included in th* catch wera rad snapper, king mackerel, rack baas, bonita and grouper. And, naturally, It w m the youngetert who hauled In tha moat fish, Woodhams Mid. o • 0 From a letter out of the U, 8. Dept, of Interior, Fish and WlldUfa Service, Bureau af Sport Flahtrlaa and Wild. Ufa, com* tha following: "For th* year 1962 w* estimate that 80,000 fishermandays war* expended In tha St. Johns River between LakM Harney and Monroe. About one-third of thle fishing pressura waa for shad, . ; , In 1964, the estimates of sport flsbtog for shad only to this stretch of the river from JanMry through March amounted to about 86,000 mandays. . . . It appears that aport fishing for shad is up nearly 80 par coat aver 1964." Gary Player To Defend His Title In '5 00'Festival Golf Tourney INDIANAPOLlf, tod. IUPI) Devito raaka (bird with —Golfs (curing prefaiiiantla than (11.000. took on i m v (I i IIn i i to­ Player, (be only lorclgato day, • tougher court* and a to wia to* Masleri tourney, richer payoff hi (ho aiith is- captured to* t o u r a e y at aual 1*7,000 "too Festival" Speedway last year with aa U-uader-par US, adgiag Wall tounwy. A field of 144, ha*d*d by da- and ganders by a aiagl* faadiag champion Gary Play- stroke. or of loutb Africa, took oa (ha suburban, TJtT-yard, par Tt Grcaatrao coaraa tor to* firat of tour IH d* rouada artto IIT^M gaiag to too via- NEW YORK (UPI) - Th* INS Utanutloail Trophy aad Canada Cup matches, featurtog too tap golfer* from to ■attoao have been reachedutod town O ct ai-M to lept •Met. I at Madrid to order to aad AaatraUa’a •wo Ubhad u to M M . Devito vanato to to Reset Matches v tto a lr'o Two More Sign 29-year-oId right handn Ottumwa, Iowa, who was signed conditionally by th* Angels off tho Pittiburgh Pirates' Batavia farm club roster to 1914, received credit for hla third win of the season Wednesday night with a twoinntog shutout relief eifort in Loe Angeles' 2-1 victory over tho Washington Senators, Lea relieved rookie Xarcelino Lopes in the eighth ton­ ing with the score tied at 1-1 and didn't allow the Senator* a hit the rest of tho way. The Angels scored the run that gave Bob hli third straight victory after two early-season CPO HENRY M. Knowlen, Sanford Naval Air defeats when Jose Cardenal Stntionn, proudly diaplaya 107 lb. tarpon h« singled In the ninth, stole sec­ landed Uat Friday while fishing o ff Boca Grande. ond and taUied on Jim FraKnowlaa played the 70-inch fish for one hour and gosl'a single. five minutes before boating it. The catch Cli­ The Minnesota Twins moved maxed a dismal day o f fishing, during which two Into first place when they beat VA lb. red snappers were the only other catch. the Boston Bed Sox 9-7 aad The tarpon was hooked while Knowles was re­ (he Cleveland Indians tripped turning to port. (Herald Photo) tha Chicago White Sox 3-1. the Kansas City Athletics beat the Baltimore Orioles 9-3 In the other AL game. New York at Detroit was rained out. In tba National League, Mil­ waukee topped San Francisco 10-4, Houston defeated ClnetoThe first half of tha Church game saving catch late in the naU 8-3, Chicago downed New York 8-6, Pittsburgh beat League season was completed game. Philadelphia 8-3, and St. Louis Clvltan jumped off to an |aat night and th* champions, nipped Loa Angeles 2-1. the Knights of Columbus, sub. early lead and went on to outduad to* Church of God, 21-4. score Shrine 10-3. Tommy Hick, Nick Constantino was the winn­ son hurled five hit ball and ing pitcher. John Jansen and gave up three runs, all In lha Tom Shawnrey each collect- sixth Inning, lla struck out ad thre* kite to to alt batter*. eleven and walked five In AMERICAN LEAGUE Jansen had th* only homer of gaining the hill decision. Clvl­ W L FcL OB to* contest. Fred Osborn and tan scored four runs In tha 21 13 .939 Bob Dorn war* tba top hitters first, added another to tha se­ Minnesota 24 14 .633 cond and five In the seventh Chicago for the losers. Detroit 21 17 .333 1 Th* Knights won the first to complete their scoring. Jim­ Baltimore 22 19 .330 3 my Patterson topped all hit­ half championship by winning 19 17 .329 4 It of their 12 games. They ter* with a single and a dou­ Cleveland Los Angeles 11 20 .312 4to were th* only team in th* loop ble. 17 20 .449 6to Boston In LUH* League play, Strick­ to play .100 or belter ball, and 17 22 .436 no will b* strong favorites to re* land Morrison out-distanced New York Washington 23 .403 9 17 Sanford Atlantic, 131, thanks peat their performance when the second half of tba season to a big 9 run uprising In the Kansas City to 23 .296 lito Wednesday's Result* second Inning. Gary Brown gets underway June |, KlwanJi and Clvltan look was the whining pitcher. R. Minnesota 9 Boston T, night Brown had two hits for the Kansas City 9 Baltimore 3, Junior League victories. night KJwanla won tha afternoon Mustangs and Mike Hardin portion of tba Wednasday sche­ homered. Lin Entoe and Dava Los Angeles 3 Washington 1, night dule, by downing CPO, 10-8. Hudson lead the Bankers. KnKlwania broke a 1-3 Ha gama loe hid two triples and Hudson Cleveland 3 Chicago 2, night by chasing across 7 runs In had two bits, Including a hom­ New York at Detroit, ppd., rain, night tba fifth Inning. CPO cam* er. Today’s Gama* back with five runs to a sixth Al Grooms, ona of lha top toning rally but fall short to Utile league hurlcra in the city, Mlnesota at Boston thair attempt to overtake the limited the Hunt Comets to New York at Detroit (N) Klwanlana. Sidney Lloyd re­ one hit ai his First Federal Los Angeles at Washington ceived credit for Ihe win in teammates won their tenth (N) relief of Allan Cooper. Randy game of the sesson, winning Kansas City at BalHmoro (N) Nobles was tba top hitter with 4-2. Grooms struck out 11 and (Only games scheduled) two safeties. Don Boyd was offensively had two hits, as NATIONAL LEAGUE singled out for hli fielding did Nicky Brady and John W L Fet. OB play making an outstanding Russell to lead (he way to the Los Angeles 23 13 .121 victory. 23 IS .SOS 1 Cincinnati Hal Smallwood accounted St. Louis 23 ia .300 lto for the only Hunt hit with • Milwaukee It ia .343 oh triple. II 20 .311 4to San Fran. In an exhibition game, tha Chicago 18 20 .417 ito Knights of Columbus surprisad Philadelphia 18 a .430 7 Kings wood 11-9. Houston 11 14 .441 7to UTTLR NATIONAL IS M J ll tto Pittsburgh W L IS 23 .378 11 New York 11 2 Chasa Wednesday's Rasnlia ID 4 First Federal Houston I Ctoctonstl a 6 7 Loco. Eag. MUwsukM 19 laa Frenrisea 4 Hunt Comets 4 9 Chicago 8 Now York 9, 10 in Quality Mobil* Homes 3 It togs, sight Gam* Taaight Pittsburgh 8 Philadelphia I, m., Ft. Chat* vs Quality—! p. night Mellon Park St. Louis I Loe Angela* I, UTTLE AMERICAN sight W L Tickets are still available taday’a Oamaa B 3 for Oviedo High School's AUGeorges 7 ■ Sports Banquet to be held Fri­ Chicago *t New York Navy Acey Deucys Strickland Morrison 7 7 day night in the school cafe- Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) C 7 torium. The tickets may b* Sanford Atlantic 8 • purchased at tha school of­ St. Louis at Houston (N) Fin. State fice, Oviedo barber shop, drug MUwsukM at Lm Angeles (N) Oam* Taday Cincinnati at Saa FrsncUc* Florida State va Navy—4:30 store and city hall. Norman Sloan, head basket­ p. m., Bay Avenue Park JUNIOR LEAGUE ball coach at tha University W L of Florida, will ba tba guaat l 0 speaker. Elks NEW YORK (UPI) - Dal­ 1 9 Highlight of tba evening wUI las, Tea., will ha tha site af Rotary Kiwanis 1 • b* presentation of trophtos the Usited Stetes-Maalro Da­ Clvilaa 1 1 and award* to vis Cup teas Is slimteaUmu an 9 1 school athlete*. CPO July 81-Aug. I providing tha Awards will ba givan to Yaska defeat (Hands to Skrins • 3 Gam* Taaight Moat Vatuablo Players to their first round a*rise al CPO vi. Elks—7:39 p m. Pine- football, basketball, (rack and BakarafiaU, Calif. baaabaU. Other top award* bunt Park wlU include Beat lineman and CSU1CM LKAGUK Final P M Mall Standings Baal Back to football, Beat Of­ W L fensive aad Beat M a d v * to K off C Takes First Half Flag Standings Lyman High Two Controversies Still Burning Blue-Gold Clay-Liston Probe Demanded Game Friday By Jim Baechae Herald Sparta Writer Lymaa High School will hold its annual Blue-Gold spring football gama Friday night at Lyman field begin­ ning at ■ p.m. Admission will be nominal. Student ad* missions must also ba ac­ companied by a bar of soap. The proceed# of tha gama will go towards paying th* football Insurance for neat year's vanity and Junior vanity teama. Coach Dkk Copeland had divided his squad Into two evenly matched teams for tha gama. Dick Silvars and Tom Barnes will ba In charga of the Geld team and Jim Farley and Jim Clark will b* at tha halm for tha Blue. Tha members of tha Gold team ar*: Centers Ivan RaVyta and Mlcksy Hawks; guards, Jody Toole, Tom Fletter, Denny Peterson, Jerry Wsrren, Bil­ ly Dempsey and Gary Bridgas; tackle*, John Angel, Greg Danko, Byrd Brownall, Chester Kupe and John Mikail; ends, Rusty Brandes, Bruce Stuart and Larry Mil­ lar; quarterback!, G a r y Smith and Jim Lucas; full­ backs, Ron Boston and Greg Lindsey; and halfbacks, Lar­ ry Baker, Paul Lambert and Dennis Garratt. Members of th* Blue team will be: Centers, Bob Olson and Joe Pannebaker; guards, Larry Chubb, Ron Greene, Steve Brady, Harry Crank, Mika Tatum and Gary Scott; tack­ les, John Stuart, Richard Rubrlght, Tim Blair, Mark Goldsmith and Richard Mulnalx; ends Danny Ovsrton, David Drueding aad Bob Herrington; q u a r t e r b a c k , Mika Hargis; fullback, Mika Warren; and halfbackv Lar­ ry Lott, David Straughan and Bob Eldridge. Ron Greens waa sleeted captain of tha Blue team and Denny Overton named cocapteln. Paul Lambert will captain the Gold team, with John Angel the co-eaptein. Manager for th* Gold team Is Charlla Stewart, Scott Brownall will manage the Blue team. Last year'a contest waa won by tha Bluea, 6-0, Fight On T V NEW YORK (UPI) - Th# American Breadcasting Com­ pany's "Wld# W o r l d of Sports" will show a film of tba Cassius Clay-Sonny Liston fight on Saturday, May 29. By Tim Morlsrty UPI Sport* Writer LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) — Although the combatants have departed this Maine mill town with considerable amounts of greenbacks, the furor* over the Cassius ClayBonny Liston fight continued to rsgt today amidst the us­ ual demands for "sweeping" Investigations. When fait talking Clay and alow-moving Liston pulled out of town, they left behind two burning controversies and Mveral enraged office­ holders demanding probes be­ cause they smelled "fix.” Tha controversies Involved the knockdown count and tha Ume of th* kayo. Duncan McDonald of Bangor, a member of the Main* Boxing Commission, conced­ ed Wednesday that referee Jersey Joe Walcott "got a little mixed up" when Clay landed hla short right that tent Liston sprawling to the canvai. McDonald wondered aloud why Walcott didn’t suspend th* count of knockdown time­ keeper Francis McDonough when Jersey Joe wae unable to get Clay to go to a neu­ tral rorner. "Walcott could have sus­ pended th* count end started over again if he wanted to," said McDonald. “ He had the power to do that. It’s right in our record book." McDonald waa supported by Coley Welch, a former New England middleweight Cassius Clay champion who served as a Judge at the fight. "If that waa an amateur fight, the referee would hav* thrown Clay out of th# ring for not going to a neutral corner," Welch said. "It was a bad Job of refereeing." After the fight Walcott ex­ plained he couldn't pick up the count from McDonough becauie he wes too busy try­ ing to get Clay back to a neu. tral corner. McDonald revealed tha controversy over the actual clocking—many writer* tim­ ed the finish at 1:45—would be discussed at a meeting of the commission. However, he indicated it would remain a one-minute knockout In the book*. Gov. John II. Reed of Maine, who was instrument­ al In bringing the fight to his home state after It waa banned In Boston, defended it as "completely legal." He commended the state Boxing Commission “and atl other officials connected with the fight," and insisted "they did an outstanding job." State Sen. Donald O'Leary hardly agreed with the gov­ ernor. H* asked the Malna legislature to create a sub­ poena-powered commission to investigate the bout, which he termed a "debacle." Th# Senate tabled the request for furthsr consideration. "W* get our million dol­ lars worth of publicity but we don't want any more of this," O’Leary said. “ If this is the death of boxing, 1 think It la a good thing." Altamonte Twins Topple Lake Mary, 12-3 By Jlat Bacchus HeraM 6parts Writer The AHamone Twins whipp­ ed Lake Mary last night in Senior League action In Cas­ selberry by a score or 12-3. The Twine came up wilh four runs in tha first inning, thre* to the third, one in the fourth and four mor* in the fifth, to back the five-hit pitch­ ing of Rees* Gritfin. Terry Danford had a single and double for tha Twins. Bob Culpepper and Larry Cooper each had a pair of singles. Tommy Hedrick and Mike Cul­ pepper each rapped a double, Heads Field NEW YORK (UPI) — De­ fending champion Northeastera University wilt head a field of six schools In the fifth annual Eastern Colleg­ iate Athletic Conference Hol­ iday Hockay Festival at Madlion Square Garden on Dec. 19, 21 and 22. Tha ether five teama sche­ duled to appear in th* tourn­ ament are Boston College, St. Lawrence, Cornell, Yale and Colgate. and Bobby Newfield, Bill .single. Tom Day had • pair Sharr and Grllfln each had of singlet for Lake Mary and singles to pace Altamonte's Bobby Cobean and Danny Dur­ ham each belted a double. 12-hit attack, Tom Brockenbraugh bad a Larry Rudd and Tommy Uti horns run for the Twins. Jeff bad a pair of hits tor Lake Bunn belted a triple; Mark Mary. Thompson had a pair of sin­ The Glanti scored one in the gles and Rusty Read had anfourth and twice In the fifth. Altamonte • five hit attack. In Little League action the Tommy English was tha Glanti turned the tablei on winning pitcher for Lika Mary. the Twins, whipping them 19-4. The North Orlando Card­ A nine-run first Inning for inals will taka on the LongLake Mary was the big Inning. wood Braves to tonight's ac­ The Giants scored five runs tion beginning at 9 p. m. In each of the second and fifth frames. Altamonte scored once In the second Inning and tall­ ied three times In the sixth. MEMBERSHIP 819.99 Mike Smith garnered eight then weekday Greens Fee 91 RUIs In the contest for the Land O' Lakes Country d u b Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry Glints, with a pair of three811-2*19 run home runs and a two run I PLAY GOLF SPECIALS ON 100 BRANDS ■VERY D A Y ! FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 0:15 P. M. 819 B. FIRST 8ANFORB WE GIVE TOP TALUK STAMPS City League Standings CUVKUND. aw* (VPU “ The Ctovotoad Knights af Cotambua 11 «aly to Ctovoh af Gad *( P 4 OmgragattoMd 4 PGA money Hat arts have Ptoacraat Assembly 4 l i tand Half Begins Jqpa mm W jm aad contract!. Oviedo Sports Banquet Tickets Still Available Dallas Picked Don’t settle for. a blg-car name on a smallcar frame. See us.'We deliver... A full-size Chrysler priced Just $7 a month more. Buy Catchar |o4 fcfMkmH ||4 1 NEW YORK (UPI) “ TW T Bait Field Event and Beat C h i e a g e Cuke pun k asad t running Event to track. AIM, catcher Chris Krug, S , tram I all tottering athletes will m> thair Daltos-FL Wrath tom 1 calve thair ‘ O ', dub Wednesday 13351073 HAAG ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , INC., 519 t o First Street �W ff # a n ln r8 f fra il) M a y 27, 1065 — Page5 JKSfELDS MEMORIALDAYWEEKEND '3*7j OLD GLORY flyinjr overhead, Sam D'Ambrosia stands proudly beneath flag, symbol o f his adopted country. (Herald Photo) SAVE ON PORT ABLE TV's > £ SAVE ON i AIRCOMPACT CONDITIONERS REFRIGERATORS ^ *<> and FREEZERSJ Sam D'Ambrosia Marks Anniversary The day waa March 18, 1903. The place waa New York liar* bor. The day waa Juat like any other day to moat people living at that time. But to one immigrant crowd­ ed at the rail of a ahip aa it atcamcd slowly Into the har­ bor and under the shadow oi the Statute of Liberty, it waa a day of rebirth. A young man who would reach his 17th birthday the next day stood solemnly at the rail, his eyes glistening with tears of expectation. It waa his first glimpse of what waa to be his new home, far from the shores of hla native Italy. Many years of happiness and heartache have passed from that day to this, to a lit­ tle blue cottage at Five Points just south of Sanford. • • • There, that immigrant of *0 years ago, lives In active retirement, where, dally, he flics the flag of his adopted homeland. The man la 77-yearold Sam D'Ambrosia. Now some people do nothing but complain every time they have to give the government money—whether it be income tax or some other type of federal tax. But not so Sam D'Ambrosia. In addition to any taxes he may pay, D'Ambro­ sia cheerfully and gratefully kicks in another $18.25 to the U. S. kitty each year. But let Sam D'Ambrosia fell his own story, as he does in ■ letter to the lion. Henry Fowler, secretary of the U. S. Treasury Department. The let­ ter reads: • • • “ Enclosed please find my personal check In the amount of 818.23, representing my an­ nual contribution to the United States Government for the pri­ vilege of flying Old Glory each day from a flagpole In front of my home. “ This year's contribution marks the 23lh anniversary. “ When, aa a young man, I emigrated from Italy to the United State* many years ago and discovered the free­ dom and opportunities citizens of the United States enjoy, I vowed that I, too, would show my appreciation by becoming a U. S. citizen; also, should 1 ever succeed in owning and operating soma sort of bustness at my own, no matter how ■mall, I would further show my gratitude by flying the Star* and Stripes each day and contributing 'a nickle a day* for this privilege. After work­ ing as a common laborer In several state* for many years, 1 Anally settled In Paramui, New Jersey, where I built and operated a gasoline sta­ tion for several years. Latei on I moved for health reason* to Florida and built and ope­ rated a small country grocery store at my present address. • • • “ I am now 77 years old and no longer own or operate a business, having retired on Social Security. I do work sev­ eral hour* a week, however, a* watchman for Chase and >CO- of Sanford, Florida, at a plant near my home. These ■re fine people to work for. “ As above stated the enclos­ ed check Is the 23th over the same number of years and I hope the Good Lord grants ma (he privilege of hoisting Old Glory to the top of the mast for many more years to come, and, in turn, to send a check to my government for each succeeding year. 1 made it a practice to mail in my con­ tribution on or close to Mem­ orial Day during years past; so, in a sense the 23lh anniver­ sary coincides with a national holiday. “ Respectifully yours, “ Samuel D'Ambrosia “ Route 1, Box 131 “ Longwood, Florida." • • • Among the many momcntoes Sam D'Ambrosia ha* col­ lected during the years, includ­ ing pictures o f the late Presi­ dent John F. Kennedy and his family, is a letter from Ralph A. Dungan, who waa special assistant to the lato President. Dungin’a letter, written when the President was alive, says in part; “ Your appreciation of pri­ vileges you have enjoyed in (he United State*—your adopt­ ed country ilnce 1914—ts out­ standing and your devotion to the flag very pleasing to the President." Dungan, In hia letter, also passed on President’s Ken­ nedy'* personal birthday greet­ ing! to D'Ambrosia. Sam D'Ambrosia Is a man who shows hia appreciation. e o " ’f f u « " “ " 2 1 , . 4j> " *v ........... ........ |0>| CHEST . fR E E Z E H p o r ta b le Food Storofl movabW B jA a x ln tu 'J ' S to ra g e »r mum Spoct B.T.U .S OL FT. sco° FAN SPEEDS DEHUM. PTS/HR, 2()0 2 1.6 14,500 10100 2 4.7 350 188 16,000 12100 2 20,000 14100 3 22,500 161DO 3 5 7 DELTONA r a n operates here WASHINGTON (UPI)-Senate passage of President John­ son's historic voting righto bill was a foregone conclusion today with only the final mar­ gin of victory the remaining question. **• *«• • HWY. 17-92 * LEE RD., WINTER PARK ►HWY. 50 E. OF AIRPORT, ORLANDO 180 128 380 198 6.2 420 *248 NEW YORK (UPI) — Novo Industrial Corporation an­ nounced today it la buying Brantford Coach & Body, Ltd., of Brantford, Ont., from Del­ tona Corporation of Miami. The deal Is to be completed ■t the end of June. Deltona said It wanted to divest itself of Brantford to devote all its energies to real­ ty development in Florida. Novo aakt it would expand Brantford's semi-trailer and truck body building operations and diversify Brantford into production of other auto com­ ponents for the Canadian mar­ ket Brantford has sales of about 88 million a yaar. Final Margin PRICE 6,000 Coach Company Sold By Deltona The community of Dcltooa, ■cross Lake Monroe from Sanford, and Marcos Island, on the southwest coast of Flor­ ida, near Naples, ara develop­ ments of Deltona Corporation, along with other projects throughout the state. Air Circ. C .F.M . 420 *278 �U. S. Court Order Remap Plan In Line TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A 36-senater, 108-represent­ ative rsapportlonment plan that would end rural domina­ t e of the Florida Legisla­ ture was presented by big elty mayors Wednesday night to d e l e g a t i o n s from the state's 18 largest countlea. The plan, unlikely to win favor with even the most lib­ eral minded leglalatora from small and medium alsed coun­ ties, would leave 46 of tha 67 counties sharing representa­ tives and give 86 of tha 86 ■easts eesta to 11 Bounties. It would, however, put the voting power of the Legisla­ ture where the preponderance of tha state's population Is, In line with tha U. B. Su­ preme Court's mandate for equal representation. Members of the mayors’ conference on fair reappor­ tionment — comprised of the mayors of Miami, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Palm Springs and Pompano Beach — presented the plan at a country club banquet attended by senators and representatives from the 2 largeat countlea. The mayors' group, headed by Herman Goldner, of St. Petersburg, is on tha aide of Gov. Haydon Burns In oppos­ ing consideration o f alther legislative or congressional rsapportlonment before the regular legislative aesslon ends and a promised special session begins Immediately. Purpose of tha banquet eras to get the plan In front of legislators In hopes of gain­ ing support for it—and also gaining an Introducer. “ W* realise this la a re­ sponsibility of the Legisla­ ture, but since reapportion* ment affects our communities, wa want to talk about It and make suggestions,” Goldner aald. He said tha mayors are In disagreement with plans un- der atudy by amall county m a j o r i t y bloc leglalatora which would Increaae the Sen­ ate from the prevent 43 to UB member* and the llouae from 112 to 220. "Wa do not think that large a Legislature would be effec­ tive,” Goldner aald. The plan contains a provi­ sion for automatic reappor­ tionment In the future by the 8tate Cabinet, something that would end the endlesa hassles over redlatrlcting. Tha mayors' plan, similar to ona supported by tha Lea­ gue of Women Voters, dis­ tributes House members on a basis of one for every 46,848 citliens, and provides a sen­ ator for every 137,643 people. Counties with less than 46,848 residents would be group­ ed with one or more contigu­ ous counties In aharlng repre­ sentatives. t The plan also contains a subdivision provision for sim­ plifying elections In counties with m on than five repre­ sentatives. Under the initial apportion* ment propoaed in tha plan, 22 of tha countlea would hare at laaat one Houaa member each. Dade County would have 20 Houaa member*. In tha Senate, Dade would have aeven aenatora, Duval, Hillibo rough a n d Plnellaa three each, Broward, Palm Beach and Orange Countlea two each,----and---Escambia, --------------■ Vol-- each—a total of 26 aenatora for theae 1! largeat count!ee. The other 66 countlea would ahare aenatora. One amall county diatrict, for example, would be made up of Jefferaon, Taylor, Madison, Lafay­ ette, Suwannee, Hamilton, Columbia, Union, Bradford, Baker and Naaaau Countlea. The U. S. Supreme Court haa given the Legtalature un­ til July 1 to reapportion itaelf ita "one -- on the baala of •— bring ywvr proscription la U t a t ^ t 4 t s J lp M | tills, Brtvard and Polk ontlman, ont yoU” mandate, Layman Leaves Lawyers No Loopholes TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Hop. Allison Stricklsnd put lawyer members of the House on notice that laymen could draw better legislation thin could members of the bsr. The Citrus County lawmak­ er draw howls of laughter from hli colleagues during de­ bate on a bill prohibiting pol­ lution of lakes and streams. Raps- William O'Neill, of Marion, and William Wads­ worth, of Flagler, both attor­ neys, wars arguing against tha bill. Wadsworth said the bill, proposed by Strickland, was loosely wordtd. Strickland convulsed t h • House when he said, "Ona of tha problems the opponents face here today (s when a layman draws a bill, he does­ n't laavo any loopholes.'' f\EfSWk' fi 1 [C j f Swain Allergic To Sweetheart Vi v AMER8HAM, E n g l a n d (UPI) — Tim Schofield, 21, had a problem. Every time he kissed hla sweetheart, Bil­ lie Tordoff, 17, hs blushed and broke out In a rash. For months, flchoflrld went to doctors to find a remedy. The answer was always the same: Stop acting Blllls or at least stop kissing her. Finally, Tim found a ekln specialist who eald tha prob­ lem waa the result of "emo­ tional disturbances." He pre­ scribed pills that lower Tim's blood pressure. "They work wonder*,” Tim said. "1 take one and I'm Im­ mune from blushing for hours,” Ths romance was saved from going on ths rocks. "I don't know why I hsvs this effect on Tim,” llillln ■aid. "It’s really moet odd.” • lovely patio loungers-for leisure. • Stretchy mesh crepe sole for utmost comfort o Come In sites 3 to 10. Oreotglftl •____ SHORTS 0 JJUNJUCAS • Shorts 3-6X, Jamaica* 7*14 a Cotton .poplin A MStm duck, S colors O O Sellout priced! • Washable Am*I* triacetate a Sires 3-dX, 7-14 a Malta, pink, blue, ^ 9 for the f a m il y at s a v in g s otton Now You Know Freedom of the press was first recognised In Nsw York In 1736 whan John Pa­ ter Zengsr, editor of a week­ ly Journal, wa* acquitted on a libel charge for criticising a British governor's conduct in office, according to tha World Almanac. Comp. 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The leason officially opens June 1. September, however, is normally the peak month for the big tropical blows. The big question, and the cne weathermen aren't able to answer, is whether IKS will be another "bad year" for mainland coastal reaidenta In the hurricane belt. Last year wai the worat for Vl|» •anfnrl Rrrali the mainland in 15 years. May 27, — 1965 Page 7 Four hurricanes hit the south­ eastern United Slates, three o f them in Florida. Damage totaled an estimated $515 mil­ lion and 19 fatalities were at­ tributed to the storms on the mainland. Some otdtimcrs are saying IKS was the start o f a new “ cycle" o f hurricanes hitting the mainland. Gordon E. Dunn, the Miami weather bu­ reau's chief hurricane fore­ caster. will only say that pre­ sent weather patterns over the southeastern United States arc abnormal and definitely uninviting to any tropical storm. “ I don't think this type of weather regime can persist. I think maybe by August it will change, but 1 can't say what the change will bring," say* Dunn. When t h e first tropical storm of 1963—Anna—la re­ ported by a ship or one of the Navy or Air Force's hurri­ cane hunter planes on patrol. Dunn's concern will be plot­ ting its course and trying to predict where it will go if it gets close to land. In the past. Dunn says, weathermen have had "pretty good luck" in general longrange forecasting of hurricane courses by feeding to computeri In Washington data gath­ ered from spot* around the Caribbean and the United Stales on atmospheric pres­ VJ 1J fl 1* 7m YU/ 7 T 7 T J J wTui j sure, humidity, temperature, wind direction and velocity. This year, weathermen hope to advance forecasting by pro­ viding a computer at the wea­ ther bureau's new University of Miami headquarters with what has proved the most de­ pendable o f this “ input" data —plus a Washington comput­ er’* prognostications of what condition* will be la 24 hour* around the hurricane. It will be the first time auch J mi a formula haa been used. The concern of another wcathrr expert iin't as much pre­ dicting what a hurricane will do ai determining whether whethrr scientists have found a way to take tome of the punch out of a hurricane. Even Cecil Gentry, director of the National Hurricane Re­ search Project baaed here, haa no llluiioni of taming hur­ ricanes by “ seeding" them with silver Iodide crystals. “ If our test works like we hope it will, we may wind up with a bigger storm—but one of much less Intensity," Gen­ try said. In 1961, Gentry's research­ ers dumped 120 pounds of sil­ ver Iodide into hurricane Es­ ther. The hurricane's Intensity dropped 10 per cent for a short lime afterward. There was similar success in seed­ ing a storm In 1963. The researchers decided to ji TmmnJi i y « T try a full-scale seeding exper­ iment this year, using several times the amount of silver iodide used earlier and over a longer period, in hopes of partially dissipating a storm. Gentry, however, will wsit for a fully-developed hurri­ cane which Is over water and far from land. In the late 1940a there were accusations that a seeding experiment caused a hurricane to veer from a course that had been paralleling the coast and itrtkn Savannah, Ga. Silver Iodide crystals are used in -ceding because they have a molecular structure similar to Icc crystals. When the rain-laden clouds of a hur­ ricane are properly Impreg. nated with (liver iodide, much of the moisture in the stor mis drawn to the silver Iodide and “ fooled" into form ­ ing ice. The result of this Is ■ heat exchange which upsets the balance of forces In the hur­ ricane and robs part of its tremendous energy. Shooting Victim Our lo w est Price Rites Saturday 24” BEADED BOWL, FOLDING ^ E S BAR-B-QUE GRILL IMSSOS V*N0M « xx} eiona FMIIMUM. STOCKHOLM • COPIMHAON sS S S S • • • '• Bright chrome-plated grid, adjustable crank-lift 5-Inch decorated wheels for added attraction Folds easily for storage, portability No-rust aluminized steel legs Comp. Vafua 12.95 e Comptate with hood, motor, apift o 24" bowl, beaded for extra strength e Sleet construction, chrome-plated grid S t Johns Cruise Is Postponed SpecUreke! GRILL Z e O / Funeral services for Danny Joe Roberts, 14, of Long wood, who was fatally wounded lain Wednesday afternoon In a shooting accident, will be held nt 10 a. m. Saturday at the graveside in Longwood Ceme­ tery. with Rev. Jack Lindsay officiating. Horn in Ilrcholm, W. Va., young Roberts had lived in Longwood for the past eight years. He was a student at South Seminole Junior High School. Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts, of Longwood; brothers, W. T. Roberts, of New Jersey and Jtmnty and Johnny, both »l Longwood, and slaters, Mrs. Shirley Lowry, of Lexington, Ky.; Mrs. Palsy Ebcr.of Cali­ fornia, and Jcannle, of Long­ wood, Arrangements art In charge of Cox-Pa rkcr Funeral Home, Winter Park. ^ e Chrome-plated sliding grid e Carrying handle, roeievablo UpsJO si t f v v NEW NEWSPAPER GRILLE CO LEM AN STOVE romp, nt «1'l H7 Ceasp.Vafee 1.93 Rum newspaper for fuel llroili Meats, Fowl and Fish Comparable at $6.98 for Famous Coleman two-burner stove a for eny camping trip a prime 2 burner .............................. • Coleman Jug .................................... p ic n ic k e r s THUMBERS! Low water and other ad­ verse mud it inns on the St. Johns have forced postpone­ ment nf the planned scrnlo cruise June 12. Waterway* committee o f the Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Cninmerre Wednesday voted to call o ff plana for the cruise. , Stun Levy, committee chair­ man, aald It It possible that the cruise may ha held in lato auntmer or early fall. Three-wheeled motor scoot, era first were used eaperiment< illy to ease postmen's aching feet In Decatur, Ga. f Tr— ■EsS -r r i ? ; -v i -3 |aw|j|Pg5i': Speck!Purchase! POOL p r ■‘J r -2RB 4 . 4 Camp. Vafaa IV 4 78' ‘1.18 *1.58 BMWsewd meleipretit, w g p i 6*8* 8x7* 6x8* ‘2.18*2.68*2.97 6x9* 6x12' 9x12* *3.48*3.87*4.97 GREAT J. M. FIELDS STORES FIELDS PLAZA. WINTER PARK HWY. 17-92 ft LEE RD. 30 DAYS AT NO COST . OH TAKE MANY MONTHS TO PAY • \'i Inch rugged vinyl hose • Solid brawn coupling* won’ t runt Nsttlfrlp NOZZU 7 7 uvlnfi Ruaranteed Ive you Instant cash T h e annual Interna­ tional Film Festival nt Cannes, France, can al­ ways be relied upon for sensational news Items and photos, and Pari­ sian model Chantal Du­ mont got thia year’s affair o ff to a good start. Her coatume for the opening ceremonies consisted o f a trousersuit o f fUb net. Under­ neath: a flesh-tin ted waist alia . (N EA TalapLoto] �WtfMMWi 9 Phi Gamma Eta Chatter Party Honors Miss Benton H U i Brenda Benton, a |Arnette, Betty Turner, Muriel |Parnell, April Whittington, I Norma Adams member at the INS gradual-1*n<* Miriam Hearn, Linda |Sharon Bootli, Linda Behney, |Coleman. and Honors Mothers Marcia lug elaaa o f Seminole High School, waa honored with a ooke and chatter party recent­ ly at the home of her slaterIn law, t i n . Jack Benton Jr., MOT Adams Avenue. Co-bostees was Mr*. John Krlder Jr., slater of the boooree, The table was covered with a white damask doth and dec­ orated with a floral arrange­ ment of yellow mums and greenery. A large silver lasy eusan waa filled with potato chips, crackers and dips. Other refreshments included m i n i a t u r e sandwiches of chicken and tuna fish salad, a Hawaiian mold, cookies, cashew nuts and Cokes. The honoree received a graduation gift from the hos­ tesses. Invltod guests were Mrs. Jack Benton Sr., mother of the honoree, and the Misses Faye Hayes, Joy Howell, Lucy Willis, Sylvia Bateman, Treva Never overload a paint brush. Too much paint leads to splattering. MISS BRENDA BENTON, center, w m guest of honor at a recent Krnduulion Coke nnd Chatter Party at the home o f her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jack Benton, Jr., right. At left is Mrs. Jack Benton, Sr. mother of the honoree. Mr. ^ComsunakaM Q ohw h By Mri. It. L. Johnson By Mm. H. L. Johnson Have had requests to repeat the Apricot Nectar Cake. Am very glad to do ao. APRICOT NECTAR CAKE J pkg. white or yellow cake mix 1 pkg. lemon JcDo K cup (ft os. can) apricot nectar % cup cooking oil 2 laps, lemon Jules 4 egg yolks Mix all Ingredients In mix­ ing bowl. Beat egg whiles and fold Into cake batter. Bake in tube or loaf pan at 330 de­ grees for 1 hour or until done. GLAZE 84 cup powdered sugar juice of 1 lemon Combine sugar and lemon Juice nnd pour on top of cake when taken from ovrn, while in pan. Let cool in pan before removing. • • • COFFEECAKE MUFFINS Ik cup brown sugar tk cup chopped walnuts or pecans 2 tbaps. flour 2 tip i, cinnamon 2 tbsps. melted butter Ilk cups xIRcd flour Ik cup granulated sugar 2 tips, baking powder Ik Isp. salt U cup shortening 1 beaten egg tk cup milk Combine brown sugar, nuts, flour, cinnamon and butler, set aside, SIR dry ingredients into bowl, cut in shortening until m i x t u r e resembles coarse crumbs. Combine egg and milk, add all at once to flour mixture. Stir Just until moistened, G r e a s e muftln pons or line wllh paper cups. Spoon In small amount! of batter. Top with layer of nut mixture. Repeat layers, fill­ ing pans H full. Bake In SIS degree w en for 20 minutes or until done. Makes about 1 do ten. • • • SKILLET COOKIES 1 stick butter, incited 1 egg, bcatrn 1 cup sugar 1 cup dates, cut fine 2-2Si cups Rice Krlsplcs 1 cup pecans 1 tip. vanilla 1 box coconut (small) Mrlt butter, add beaten egg, •ugar and dates that have been cut fine. Cook In skillet at 300 degrees for 8 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from etovr. Add cereal, nuts and vanilla. Form into balls and roll to coconut. • • • COCONUT KARO PIE S eggs 3 cups white Karo 3 tbsps. flour % cup melted margarine 1 cup coconut 3 taps, vanilla Beat eggs. Add flour to melted margarine. Combine egga and margarine mixture. Add Karo, coconut and vanilla to Use egg mixture. Pour into 2 unbaked pie ekeUs. Bake at 430 degree* for M minute*. Lower oven to MO degrees and bake about 23 minute* more. • • • PEACH PECAN PIE t» cup soft butter U cup sugar 2 tbsps. Hour H cop light corn syrup M tap. salt * 3 eggs Hk cups fresh peaches / / U cup chopped pecans t unbaked pie shell Nut Crumb topping Cream together butter, su­ gar, flour and (Ur In ayrup and salt, mix well. Beat to eggs one at a time, until just blended. Add peaches. Pour Into pie shell. Sprinkle with topping. Rake In hot oven (400 degrees) for 33 minutes or until knife comes nut clean when Inserted half way be­ tween center and edge of pie. Serve chilled. NUT CRUMB TOPPING l* cup flour 14 cup brown sugar 2 tbsps. butter Ik cup pecans coarsely chop­ ped Combine flour and brown sugar. Work in soft butter un­ til crumbly. Add chopped pe­ cans. • • • CINNAMON PUDDING 1 cup sugar 2 tsps. cinnamon 1 tsps. baking powder 2 cups flour Vk Isp. salt 2 tbsps olco 1 cup inllk 1 tsp. vanilla Ik cup nut meats Cream sugar a n d olco slightly. Sift dry ingredients together and add alternately wllh milk, add nuts to last flour to coat. Put batter In greased biking dish, Pour cooled iiu c e over It ami bake 33 minutes at 330 degrees Serve wllh milk, whipped cream or Ice cream. Serves I. • • • With Luncheon Mrs. Glenn McCall was hos­ tess far the annuil luncheon of the PM Gamma Eta Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Phi in her lovely home In Longwood. The luncheon was In honor of the girls’ molhers and was the last formal sorlal of the year. The buffet table was over­ laid with a lovely linen cloth and centered with a floral ar­ rangement. Silver trays held the clslmratc salads, ham, rolls and relish tray. Iced tea and lemon pic were served as dessert. Each guest received an In­ dividual tray, overlaid with a linen cloth, and a favor ap­ propriate for members and guesta. Place cards were at each place aetting. Members and guesta atlcnding were Mmcs. James War­ ner, W. R. Jennings. Robert Gonzalez, Sidney Vihlen Jr., Sidney Vihlen Sr., Rill Reck, Myron Reck and Mrs. Edward Womack, of Daytona, Mrs. McCall Is director of the chapter. E ijr OonTorB Page 8 — May 27, 1988 ErraTS WIGS Swimming Party A nd Dance Fetes M iss Michele Jones Miss Michele Jones was guest of honor at a gradua­ tion dinner and awimmlng party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis on Sanford Avenue. Hostess and host for the evening were Miss Debbie Jarvis and her date, Dick Mamelc. Assisting with the party were Debbie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis, and her grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Walker. The honoree a n d other guests enjoyed swimming In the Jarvis' beautiful new pool and a complete ham dinner. Michele received as a grad­ uation gift from the Jarvis family, a Jet plane ticket to Houston, Texas, Those enjoying the party In- * 3 -5 0 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. H IM BIRTHDAY A N N IV ERSA RY O CCA SIO N S ALWAYS unusual something new and for the man. Besides our regular apparel, see our R ift department for Hems that are really different. Visit Oviedo Womans Club Poucher. He Is remembered for hls outstanding radio and TV speeches on controversial subjects known as “ Lifeline." Mr. Poucher spoke to the members and many guests on "Our American Heritage," followed by a question and answer period. A most attractive memorial bullelln board was brought to the attention of members. The large glass covered board was flamed with a beautiful wal­ nut border. Mrs. Douglass Jarkson was Instrumental in purchasing tho memorial. SETTING ONLY FOR And M r s . W ayne Poucher By Evelyn Lundy refrigerator tray until ready Mrs. Lynn Manor, president to serve. Serves 4. of the Oviedo Woman’s Club, • • • welcomed m e m b e r * and FRESH UNCOOKED guests at the final meeting of APPLESAUCE the year, at the regular club 3 red skinned apples luncheon and mocling. Ik tip. silt The club house was dec­ 1 qt, water orated with Spagnca fern in­ 1 tbsp. lemon Juice terspersed with day lilies to 14 tsp. cinnsmon yellow and brown tones. H cup honey Mrs. Doug laym an gave Thinly slice cored, peeled the devotion after whleh a de­ apples Into salt water. Let lirious covered dish luncheon stand IS minutea to prevent was enjoyed. discoloration. In blender, Aubrey Myers Introduced comhlne lemon Juice, aplcc the speaker of the day, Wayne and honey with tk of apple alices. Run blender to mix, adding balance of apples and mixing until all is blended to as smooth a sauce aa wished. Chill before serving. eluded Miss Jones and her date, Rick Walatrum, Linda Robson, Jim Koerner, Angela Hurt, David Noctl, Donna Collins, Joe Farless, Delaine Johnson, Eddie G r i f f i t h , Christie Schllke, Ricky Burns and Janie While and Gary Loyd. Also Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones, parents of the honoree, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones, her brother and his wife. Michele plans to enter Lou­ isiana College, at Plneville, La., this fall. TRAVL-BARS JEWELRY JADE EAST OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MISS MICHELE JONES, right, wan honored with a ifriuluution dinner and irwimminff party, recently, at the home of her cousin, Miss Dehhfo Jarvis, left. Standing left to riffht, are their dates, Dick Mumelo and Rick Wulstrom. Q im . K e ix u n t 0 MEN'S MEN W EAR 115 MaRnoiia Ave. Downtown Sanford • • • BAKED CANTALOUPE 2 cantaloupes 2 cups sliced peaches tk cup sugar few grains mace mint aprlgs Halve cantaloupes. Remove seeds. Combine peaches, su­ gar and mace. Fill cantaloup, ea with peaches, arranging slices in radiating pattern on top. Bake at 423 degrees for 13 minutes. Garnish with mini. Serve at once. w $ • • • • DUTCH MEAT LOAF lVk lbs. ground beef 1 cup fresh bread crumbs 1 medium onion, chopped tk of 8-os. c m tomato paste 1 egg beaten |tk tsp. salt U tip. pepper Lightly mix all Ingredients. Form Into loaf. Place In shal­ low pan In 330 degree oven. LIME JELLO SHERBET 1 pkg. lime Jello SAUCE t cup boiling water Vk can tomato past* 1 cup sugar 1 cup water 3 lemons, Juice and rind 2 tbsps. prepared mustard 1 qt. milk 2 tbsps vinegar Dissolve Jello In boiling wa 2 tbsps. brown sugar or mo­ ter. Add sugar. Cool, Add lasses olher Ingredients. P r e c i s Combine all Ingredients. (stir 3 or 4 limes while frees Pour over loaf and bake 1(4 ing). When soft frozen, beat hours, basting occasionally, with rotary beater. Return to Servci 6. MR. AND MRS. WAYNE POUCHER were re­ cent KUe»U of the Oviedo Woman's Club when ho was truest speaker. DeBary Personals them In DeBary. The Brudls By Mrs. John Leone Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ra­ are former DeBary lies. der, Clara Vista, entertained Price Goodion Is expected hls brother, William J. ltader, to xrrlve home In DeBary of Fort Lauderdale, who will this week after a long stay to tie leaving for Alaska and the Winter Park Hospital. visiting many ptsvci cn route. Beit wishes for a speedy re Mr, and Mrs. Charles You- covcry to Mrs. D. MacFar man of DeBary Drive have lane, Mrs. Harry F. Rose, their friends, Mr. and Mrs. S. Herbert Olsen and Mrs. Char­ Brudl, of Clearwater, visiting les (Margaret) Schneider. Save up to 25% on best-selling Playtex bras and girdles J.LOO 7 U w ' ji, 1’. , m -* tj are now complete and ready for your inspection. They are Quality built, located on large tree • shaded lots S A V E * 1 .0 0 nM*~ tusui ■ 4.1 v y' " imW -. 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All bras wfcita, lilts 32A-40C. r t r sins it alyls <130 only—X tor tU k, rag. 3330 m J at seen on TV “Family Fashions and Footwear** PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD �1 B1f» B n T u r! W a r 27, 1965 — P « F * 9 ^rr«TB Rebekabs Initiate Member f MRS. VMU1INIA ANDERSON, left, nol>le graml, Miss Anna Muir, eentcr and Mrs. I.ouisc Lnnir, noble jrrand, are pictured at a recent meeting of Seminola Rebekab Lodg'e No. Id with the Rebekah degree conferred upon Miss Muir. Ily Sirs. CUrcntT Snydrr 36 of Orlando will have Suininola Rvbckah Lodge friendship night June 3. No. -13 met at the Odd Fellows A letter was received from Hall with lantlse Imns, noble] a winter visitor. Mrs. Madegrand. presiding. 1]jnr Crowell, Cape Cod, Mass. First lime visitors were The by laws were amended MrsJ. Carrol Whit combi of Ta­ c o m a , Wash., Mrs. Miriam Hash of Potlatch, Wash., and Mrs. Iona Itennett of Lake­ land. Miss Anna Muir was initiat­ ed Into the Ilcbckah Degree, The special degree staff con­ ferred the degree with Mrs. Virginia Anderson serving as Noble Grand. Mrs. Hazel GiluIy was the soloist. The next meeting, June 8, will ho a special memorial program. Lucerne ltehekah I-odge No. to raise the annual dues to five dollars. Present were 33 members and six visitors. Refreshments were served in the dining room following thr meeting. Miss Lavender Honor Guest O f Party Surprises Mrs. Donna Estes Mrs. Tracy Estes was guest of honor at a surprise birth­ day party given by Mr. and Miss Patricia Lavcndrr. Mrs. Jerry Riley at their bride-elect of John Loveday, home on East Bay Street. was guest of honor at a bridal Longwoud, last weekend. shower given at the home of Mrs. P. L. Elmore In Grove Manor. Mrs. John Kader and Mrs. Harold Sherwood were co-hostesses for the event. Arrangements o f gardenia! and lilies were p l a c e d throughout the party area. The dining table was overlaid with an ecru linen cut-work cloth and held appointment! of crystal and silver. Bridal Shower Punch was served from a crystal punch bowl, along with bell shaped finger cakes, slipper shaped mints and mixed toasted nuts. Several appropriate games were played by the group and the honoree’s mother, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, assisted her in opening the many lovely gifts. The hostess presented her with a piece of china in her chosen patlrrn. About 20 friends were pre­ sent for thr enjoyable event. was placed bearing the mes­ sage, “ Happy Birthday, Donr.a." A buffet consisting of can­ apes, a tray of cold cuts and cheeses, a variety of breads, . u Osteen Personals Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin were Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cornelieu* and Mrs. Mary Cornrlicus of New Smyrna Reach. AIR CONDITIONER eon and meeting were the Mines. J. R. Battle, R. P. King, T. L. Lingo Sr., C. ft. Clonts, John Ridenour, Au brey Myers, Lee Gary, Thom as Moon. G. S. 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Welcomed N Mrs. Marguarlte Z u b c r Campbell of Miami, accom­ panied by her sister, Mrs. Helen Zubcr I’arsclls, and her brother, Charles Zubcr, both of New York, were area visi­ tors recently. This family was formrrly at the Chil­ dren's Home here and have several friends in this area. C H A N N E L CATFISH Charge Accounts K E L E C T R IC S H A V E R S <£■ Mr. and Mrs. Ashy Ncleosn have relumed to their home in Tampa after having spent several days with Miss Doris Faber. Mr. and Mra. George D. Ryan of East lllghbanki Road announce the marriage of their daughter, Rebecca Sus­ an, to Charles E. Sim* Jr. of DcLand, Jan. 3 at York, Ala. Susan is a student at DeLand High School and a member of the (15 graduating class. Char­ les is employed by the Stale Road Department. • Accredited GRADUATES! Enterprise Personals JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. recently. Mr*. Youts and Mrs. Williams went to Det.aiul and called on Mr. and Mr*. T. C. Hunter. J. C. Carpenter and Nick The WSCS of the Oslccn Pft'ifauf are serving on the Methodist Church cleared bet­ federal jury in Orlando. ter than $130 at the rummage and bake sale held al the Novi Mr. and Mr*. Howard S'out store this past wrrk. and two children, Margaret and Cathy, of Fredericksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pfrifauf Mrs. Emma Youls of Ge­ Ohio, have returned home aft­ spent the weekend it Elinor neva visited Mrs. Harry Os­ er a visit with his parents Village. teen and Mrs. Eva William* Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stout. Mrs. Paul Slavik was hos­ tess for the Oviedo Garden Club for the final meeting of the year at her home recently. This last meeting is tradi­ tionally a covered dish lunch­ eon and meeting. The dining table was rovlied with a delphinium hluo linen elolh. A lovely arrangemenl of deep pink roses cen­ tered the table. Members brought covered dishes and the hostess served delielous dessert of pecan and lemon pie and poppy-serd cake. After the luncheon, Mrs. J. R. Rattle called the busi­ ness meeting to order. Mrs. C. T. Niblaek conduct­ ed the Installation of oflirers by telling the story of Iho rose and the significance of Its symbol in the duties of the various officers. As each of­ ficer was installed, she was given a beautiful rose by Mrs. Niblaek. Officers installed w e r e : president, Mrs, J. R. Rattle; vice-president, Mrs. C. It. Clonts; secrutary, Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr., and Mrs. Jt. F. King, treasurer. Mrs. Hattie appointed Mrs. Lee Gary as chairman of the hostess committee and on the sunshine committee, she ap­ pointed Mrs. C. T. Niblaek and Mrs. John Lundy. Mrs. John Ridenour is chairman of the membership rommiltcr. Programs for the coming year were discussed. Members cnioylng the lunch­ KADER Thrill that graduate with a dreamy nightgown or pajamaa or lacy slip s or panties In bright white or AMHorted pastel#. All found al RO-JAY’S u Jk ld a r r MBS. TRACY (DONNA) ESTES, left, whs u recent honor Rtieal of h «urprise birthday party at the Lonjiwood home of Mrs. Jerry Riley, ri^ht. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Miller arrived Tuesday from Bra­ denton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Willard Grimes of Lemon Bluff. They will spend a week with the Grimes before leav­ ing for a two-month vacation in the north. They will visit a daughter In Chicago, 111., and a ton at Hartford, Conn. Dy Evelyn Lundy is” m a cro m ir |7.t» SILVERPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL IFTS FOR THE RADUATE MRS. C. T. NI BLACK, standing, recently installed the incoming officer# o f the Oviedo Garden Club, who are seated from the left, Mr«. J. It. Buttle, Mrs. C. R. Clonts, Mrs. R. E. Kinjf and Mrs. T. L. Lingo, Sr. Iv o r s T H E T IM E TO B E V V O I R macaroni salad, sliced toma­ toes, deviled eggs, relish tray, chips, dips, pretzels, cake, coffee and cold beverages, was served to Mr. and Mrs. Estes, Mrs. Hetty Schumann, the honorce's mother, Mrs. Frank Fox, Mr. and Mr*. Orland Fox, Mr. and Mr*. William Nipper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drinko, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hope, Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Cootey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoarle. * Gardeners Install Officers 210 S. PARK AVE. The Riley home was dec­ orated with vari-eolored bal­ loons and streamers for the occasion. The gift table was centered with a birthdaycake. Above the table, a sign 4 3 polishing cloths. Rt|. 3.49 Wm OOSMMMUVa ADvemseo 1 17 ft 21 JEWEL WATCHES HELBROS • WALTHAM • GRUEN Values up to $75.00 Why repair your old witch whin you can bn* a iww on* for to tittle. • Eipsnvion binds • Strips • WatIfproolt* Calender* * Sill winding • Each gilt bond with ouginsl fsclo'y guirintu. Soma stylet limited. 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Scotl, Mr. and |and Mri. Waller GIclow. ilouily aulited her parenta Claude Hlttell on Orange Bou­ the Robaoo-Schwartz wedding!Mr*- W. M. Philips and Mr.| Ml** Patricia Perklni grac-lwith aervlng the gueal*. levard was the scene Saturday evening of a hamburger fry. on Tueiday evening, Mr. and The affair held on the lawn lira. B. L. Perkin* Jr. enter­ of the Hlttell home was In tained the wedding party with honor of three members of s delightful dinner at their the graduation class of Sem­ gracloux Sanford Avenue home. inole High School, George and A color acbcme of bridal Paul Markos and Richard filltell. white and pink wa* carried The guests and their dates out throughout the dining area spent the evening playing var­ decor with dainty colonial bouious games and later enjoyed queta of pink and while carna­ dancing. tions and mum* enhancing the The hosts presented the charming bridal atmosphere. boya with an initialed key Magnolia blossom* centered chain and troll ball point pen. the Individual dining tables Hamburgers, potato salad, covered In Damask. baked beans, relishes, cake, The tempting dinner wa* ice cream and Cokes were served buffet style with twin enjoyed by Eddie Griffith and antique silver candelabra con­ Delaine Johnson; Brsd Prutaining tall white topers, uni­ den and Cindy Wilson; Jack quely Interspersed with white Hunt and Sheryl Weldon; Mi­ mums, baby’s breath and cas­ chele Jonei and Rick Walcading Ivy, forming the mag­ ■tom; Frank Murray and nificent centerpiece of the at­ Meda Nleman; George Martractive table. koi and Sue Jalllet; Paul The bridal couple was pre­ Markos, Sherry Hite, Richard sented a lovely silver l ray Hitlcll, Wanda Kelly, Linda from the ho»ts with the bridal Hlttell and Mr. and Mrs. Paul attendants receiving silver MR. AND MRS. R. L. PERKINS, JR., couple at left, were hosts to a dinner Markos Sr. charms from the bride-elect. Tuesday for the Rolwon-Schwnrtz wedding party, following the rehenrnal. Mr. Schwartz presented his Sum Schwartz and hin bride-elect, Mins Jeanne Robson, are in the center groomsmen with a combina­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robson, at right. tion mahogany hair brush and hanger combination for travel­ ing. Savory saucea Inspired a continental flair and a gourZeta XI Chapter of Beta met'a delight to the colorful Sigma Phi met recently at the and palatable cuisine which featured mayonnaise chicken, home of Rena Foster. Co hol­ The new home of the If. R. self service by Mrs. Ervin and asparagus en casserole, crab ies* for the final meeting of meat au gratln In pastry Ervins, Lake Mary, was the her co-hostess, Mrs. C. P. Mrs. Thelma Lewis, ipcn- Ihe year waa Betty Huriburb shells, assorted relishes and meeting place of Azalea Club Harkey, The program, entitled "The Afloat In the clear amber Mr for the Seminole High Polynesian rum flavored whip­ last Thursday evening. Mrs. punch was a golden jonquil School paper "Smoke Sig­ Amateur" waa presented by ped cream cake. Attending In addition In the Ervin was showered with froirn within Ice. A grape­ nals," entertained members the hostess. It was brought out bride-elect, Miss Jeanne Ilub- plants for her new garden fruit with peel curled bark to of Ihe staff and their frienda that an amateur Is one who aon, and her fiance, Sam Sch­ from Hie gardens of her fel­ resemble petals was tinted at a barbecue at her home re­ does what he loves to do with­ out monetary gain. The ama­ wartz, were her parents, Mr. low members. Monslera deli- green and pierced wllh count­ cently. less toothpick* studded with teur activities of many fam­ and Mr*, llarry Robson; her cossa, Ivy, draclna, pyracanThe ataff presented itlver ous people were discussed at tasty bits. alster, Mlsa Linda Robson, maid o f honor; and Missea lha, begonia, balsam, bleeding Trays and large hostess charms to the editor, Min great length. Debbie Scott. Merritt Philips, heart and the lowly tomato plates of assorted party sand­ Gent Klinefelter, and the coFinal plans were made for Carolyn Pulford and Susan were among the p l a n t s wiches "loo pretty to eat" and editor, Miss Lynn Howell. a beatnik party to be held brought, fichlrmer, bridesmaids. "loo good to resist" and a Juno 11 at the borne of Mrs. Mrs. Henry Rustcll presid­ basket of tiny golden brown Mrs. Lewis also was present­ Burlburt. Flora Mae Wells Also attending were Harry K. Robson Jr. who will serve ed and heard the roll call and cookies completed the bcaull ed a gift from the staff. waa appointed corresponding the groom as best man, and minutes of past meeting read ful array of delicacies. Mlsa Anne Aiken and her secretary, to replace Jan Bud Taylor, Bill McGee, t*e by the club secretary, Mra. Others participating in tht fiance, Charles Hayes, were Cara who la taking a leave of Gregory and Roger Clark, Dempsey Carnes. Mrs. Porter meeting, enjoying the social present. M in Aiken has been absence. Lansing gave the treasurer's hour and sharing Mrs, Er Mrs. Lewis' assistant this past lisbrra. Committee chairmen for the Other dinner gucsls were report and announced due* vln’a delight with her now year. She was presented ■ IMS-tt season were appointed the Reverend Leroy Soper, Mr ore payable at the June meet home werd the 'M in n , J. D. place setting In her ebon by Hie president, Eleanor But­ ing. Callahan, Henry McLaulln, china pattern. ler. They are Pal lleera, soc­ Hostesses for Ihe roming Fred Pope, Clyde Stinson, R. Lamp shades trimmed wllh Following Ihe dinner the U ial; Mra. Ilurlburt, publicity; metallic paper can be eteaned season were assigned and F. Steele, Roy Tlilii and Miss guests enjoyed dancing on the Rena Foster, w a y s and by applying a mixture of one each person present signed a Ella lee Kirchhof/. means; Dora Lee Russell, i patio. part turpentine to ten parts greeting card to Mra. J. M. mineral oil wllh a soft clolh. Moyr, who is convalescing at Fiberglass shades ran be dip­ home afler surgery. ped In lukewarm auds, then in The beautiful refreshment table was set up for Informal d e a r waler. Miss Sylvia Williams was of her aunt, Mra. Ted Wil­ guest of honor at a recent liams, 400 Plumoia Drive. Atgraduation buffet at the home siiting her mother with the serving was Miss Linda Wil­ liams. a tt***T* - V ; The dining table was over­ laid with a blue and white cut-work linen cloth end held a center arrangement of >" r V> \\ < white Easter lilies, blue stokesla and greenery. The menu included ham, potato salad, orange congeal­ ed salad, chicken salad, car­ rots, string besns, a relish tray and hot rolls. Chocolate pound cake and lemon chiffon cake was served for dessert. Those enjoying the buffet with Sylvia were her mother, Mri. R. W. Williams, Fran­ ces, Sheralynn, Deborah and Mary Beth William*, Sharon Drum, Helen Mann, Freddie Berryhill, Linda Jernigan, Pat Mims Sylvia Williams Mackall, Bettlna Vale, Donna Peters and Maureen Moughton. Also, Elaine Echols, Sherri Thraaher, Miriam and Muriel Mrs. Thomas Dillard of 1021 Hearn, Judy Cochran, Pat Scrlta Street, Is currently in Chapman, Suaan Perkins, Sha­ Palstka, where she attended ron Ball, Susan Piercy, Janie the funeral services of her W h i t e , Sheryl Williamson, husband's brother, Perkins S h e r r y Uarazita, Danielle Wright, Bev Baggerly, Linda Dillard. Green and Christie Schllke. OI|f Ssnfnrb Rrrslb Page 10 — May 27, 1965 SPECIAL! FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! ,2 .0# off Regular Price Any Pair Of SLACKS IN OUR STORE Personals Zeta Xi Chapter Finalizes Mrs. H.R. Ervin Hostess “ Smoke Signals” To Azalea Club Meeting Staff Guests A t Plans For A Beatnik Party Barbecue-Dance projects, and Grace Marie Stincciphcr, sunshine. Members were urged to at tend the coordinating com mittce meeting, June 1, at the home of Marchetta Dor mlncy. Beta Buddy gifts were exchanged and Beta Buddies lor the past year were re i calrd. Twelve member* at­ tended the meeting. ■ m OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS1 K n n e u f MMKVt m t 9 W U W * SU M M ERTIM E SPECIALS! BEAUTIFUL BABIES NEW YORK (UPI) — Girls scheduled to take a June trip down the aisle — and others who aspire to summer wed­ dings—can find the beginning of the young look on the nursery shelf, beauty experts advise. Samples — baby cream la good tor oversight akin soften ing; baby oil on Ups overnight will keep them aoft; baby powder adds the finishing touch after the bath. summer's newest swing shifts! C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S High School G R A D U A T ES! New fashion Meat at work e* the swing ahlftl Take for Inatanee aplaahy prints, solid*, ruffles with lota of flounce, A-llnee, ehtfty ehifta, troop neck* and no sleeves! All cotton . . . alt colors! Small, Medium Large. 2 66 SPECIAL! PRETTY VINYL PLACE MATS Frrah, attractive looking prints. Also solids, checks made of wipe-clean vinyl with urethane foam barks FO R $ f l 12"zl»‘* I 5 MRS. HKRYL MOSTKOM nntl iluuitliter, Mina Sara Mnotrom, of Hour Luke will will Juno 4 for their imtivo initil of Norway for a three month* via it. Sura, who rumo to this country an nn in­ fant. will culebrato her 12th birthday whilo abroad. C.IFTS SURE TO PLEASE “ YOUR” GRADUATE • Therma-O-Jse Spurt hwear • Jean Graham Cosmetic* Yota art bow as th« thraahold of what caa bt a bright future. No doubt you art coauideriag mm of lha uuuiy opportunities to build a career or perhapo to further your graduate work, toward on evea bigger goal. Perhapa a College Lota Ptaa would help. You will fiad us here moot understanding, and the interest ratas quit* low. Wa weicoaia your visit at your early • Swim Suita and Swim Capa • Lingerie • Many other Distinctive LET US HELP YO U ATTAIN Y O U R GO ALS W ITH A COLLEGE LOAN tM V M iN N , MEN AND BOYS SOLID AND PLAID WALKING SHORTS BOYS Itema .98 to 2.98 M F-N ’S VftaJuj. £ aJJw & ’'F e a tu rin g Fashions J u s t F a r Y o u " 200 N. PARK AYR. PH. 2S2-2UI OPEN WEI). AFTERNOON FLORIDA STATE BANK MEMBER r.o.ix. 2.98 to 4.98 afoctakle at work or play. AU machine wash­ able. FIm tailoring In the newest summer colors. Boya Sises 4-M Men Blase 2M2 AIRY TRULON® 8UMMER.LIGHT RAYON NET TOWNCRAFT® PANELS DRESS SHIRT 4»*?l 4***2 4*zt# $1 PER Slats PANEL 14 In 17 Give wlndowe a summer Ufl with breeay rayon net Mn»la. Machine wash­ able*, tooeb-op Iren, no* shrink. ’ lukewarm water 2 * Trlm-tapered, abort sleeve oblrtfl are rook combed •Mto*. Short point, hot. ton-down collar. rare, machine Reol valoel USB YOUR PENNY CHARGE CARD Eoay �I Sip Oudttrt may rr, ntfra — rage 11 VrrsH Miss Sharon Drum Feted At Dinner Mrs. Dan Batten was hoi* te n for a recent graduation dinner at the Capri honoring M lu Sharon Drum. The table was accented with a beautiful centerpiece, creat* ed by Mrs. I. E. Batten, using roie* from her own garden. Sharon was presented a traveling ensemble as a grad­ uation gift from the hostess. Enjoying a delicious steak dinner with the honorec were h e r mother, Mrs. James Drum; her grandmother, Mrs. S. A. Murphy, and the Misses Sylvia Williams, Susan Piercy, Carol Repp, Andrea Garver and Vicki MeArdte, 7 (fr -q jw w Flemings G ift! • Cards - Books 210 E. First St. Miss Kathy Trout was hon-|Coke snd chatter party at the] 3508 South Park Avenue. Co- breath and greenery hi a ored with a recent graduation I home of Mra. H. J. Hudome, | hostess was M n. H. H. Harri­ white milk glass container. son. The school colors of blue Mr. and Mra. H. M. Pearce | “ f'» ' r - TT Highlight of the refreshment and white were carried out honored their nephew, Gary - " ftB k g C y , ° vr if v ' 1 table was ■ beautiful arrangeLoyd, a member of the cur­ V .j , ment white mums, hahy's In the refreshments of petit fours, assorted party sand­ rent graduating class of Sem­ wiches In the form of bow inole High School, with a bar­ ties, pin wheels and dalalas, becue and awlmming party at toasted nuts, mints, peanuts, their home on Lake Harney pretzels and Cokes. More than 40 classmates in Geneva. and friends were Invited to Assisting the host and hos­ enjoy the party from 2 to 4 tess were Mr. and Mr*. Ro­ p.m., including the honoree's bert G. Wade and Mrs. Lor­ The United Daughters of the mother, Mrs. Robert Trout. raine Graham. Confederacy will meet Friday, Gary was presented a grad­ May 28, at 2:30 p.m. at the uation gift by the host and We Are Your home of Mrs. T. J. Taylor, hostess. Blue and white feral 2458 MellonviUe Avenue, for arrangements highlighted the the annual Real Daughters — For A — table decroations. Tea. Beautiful law n Those enjoying an afternoon Mrs. Ben Monroe will as­ of swimming and dancing and We Recommend sist Mrs. Taylor as co-hos­ dinner with the honoree were Turf Builder & tess. Bonus his mother. Mr*. Cecil Hicks, his grandmother. Mrs. Doris Combine odds and ends of Grapevllle Ftorlat Peddler, a sister. Mrs. Mary dry cereals, crush and keep And Nursery Kltchenka, Tom and Susan crisp in the freezer for use Wade and Mrs. Edna Pearce, 2221 Grapevllle Are. as casserole toppings or for Also the following class­ 322-088! breading chops and cutlets. mates: Steve Groover. Diane Powell, Sally Spencer, Janie White, Bonnie Caolo. Sieve Clark, Tom Cason, Melanie Hurt, Brad Pruden, Delaine Johnson. Eddie Griffith, Dave Howe, Melanie and Jeff Wil­ liams ami Frank Murray. Barbecue Outing Tea This Friday Scott’s Dealer! By Maryann Miles Mrs. Ithoda Chancey of Gainesville was a recent house guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Chancey, at their home In Mobile Manor. Mrs. Chancey also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mlllilagel on Old Palm Springs Road, Come In And Make Your Selection! Informal Party Given Kathy Trout T o Host U .D .C. Personals A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! With Graduation Mrs. T . J. Taylor Forest City Vicky Brannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brannon of West Lake Brantley, Is a pa­ tient at Florida Sanitarium and Hospital for observation. Vicky Is a student at Forest Lake Academy. Gary Loyd Feted MISS SHARON DRUM, seated, receives graduation gift from Mrs. Dnn Patten, right, who was hostess to a dinner honoring her at the Capri Restaurant. Standing at the left i> Mrs. James Drum, mother of the honoree, with her grandmother, Mrs. S.A. Murphy in the center. if ft Tea Compliments Mrs. Thelma Sikes By Mrs. H. L. Johnson Members of the Wilson School PTO honored retiring teacher, Mrs. Thelma Sikes, with an afternoon tea on Sat­ urday, 3!ay 23, at the school. The hall of the school was decorated with profusions of gladioli and palms. The gin table was overlaid with a white linen cloth. A beautiful arrangement of pink and white carnations, mums, baby breath and fern formed the centerpiece. Mrs. Sikes received a gift of a silver divided compote tray from the PTO. Guests who called during the afternoon algned the guest book which wss in charge of Mra. Pearl Bates, who Is a former principal of the Wilson school. The lunchroom of the school was decorated In pink and green with strearaera hanging overhead. On the huge sheetcake were the words, "To Mrs. Sikes—We thank you for Congratulations Graduates! Just the Shoe for Those End-of-School Parties and to Receive That Hard Earned Diploma . . . WOULDN’T YOU KNOW... ITS Jacqueline* your many years of faithful wishers calling during the ap-1 R. T. Milwre u i* a special I guest during the afternoon. service. Good luck and God pointed hours. bless you In your future year*, Sincerely Wilson School PTO." Also on the cake were pink rosebuds and green sterna. Mrs. Sikes has taught in the Seminole County School ■ystem for lBVt years. Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Herbert Muse were the co-hostesses for the event and they served lime sherbet punch, cake, nuts and mlnta to the large number of well Teenagers Invited T o Discotheque This Saturday Coma to a Teenage Dis­ cotheque sponsored by the Women o f the Moose at the Moose Lodge, 2800 South Pal­ metto Avenue Saturday, Slay 29, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. The well known "Im palas" will play for your dancing pleasure. Teenagers from 13 to 19 arc welcome, the more the merrier. Admission will be free for members' children and a nominal fee for others. School dress or Sunday best Is acceptable for this soft drink night club atmosphere. Cokes, chips and hot dogs will be available for a small charge. This will be a well chaper­ oned dance, In ■ pleasant set­ ting. So come on out and hive a blast! BUICK FREEZE CHICAGO (U PD—Research engineers here have built a device that freeses food by spraying It with liquid nitro­ gen. The freezing aparalus is contained In a compact mo­ bile unit that can he brought close to fields at harvest time, to a dock when a ftshlng boat comes in or beside a slaugh­ terhouse for quick frcciing meat. R. T. MILWEE, Superintendent of Public Inntructiun, mid Mr*. Thelnm Sikes, retiring teacher, are shown at a tea sponsored by Wilson School PTO, honoring Mrs. Sikea. Garden Circles PALM CIRCLE Palm Circle of the Sanford Carden Club closed the 196465 season with a covered dish luncheon in the lovely garden at the home of Mrs. George Rounds. Chairman, Mrs. Rlantnn Owen, called the meeting to order and welcomed four guests, then the Incoming chairman, Mr*. Wade Gar­ ner, presided at the meeting. Other new officers are Mrs. Owen, vice chairman; Mrs. Harold Howe, aecrctary and publicity chairman, and Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, treasurer. Those who have not paid their dues for the romlng year arc urged to mall them to Mrs. Gilbert, to a complete list of members will be included in the new year book. A beautiful Rural arrange­ ment, made by Mrs. Garner and used at the dedication of (lie new Garden Center build­ ing, was used at a model for an original oil painting done by Mrs. Mildred Uahcnek, a member of Rose Clrclo. After admiring the painting, mem­ bers agreed that it should be purchased by Palm Circle and offered to the Sanford Garden Club to hang in the new build­ ing. It will be given as a me­ morial to two recently deceas­ ed members of the circle. Following th e delicious luncheon, many of the group remained to enjoy the beauty of the spacioui garden and hospitality of the hostess. MISS KATHY TROUT, right is seated with her mother, Mrs. Robert Trout, at a recent gradua­ tion party given in her honor at the South Park Avenue home o f Mr*. II. J. Dunumc, standing left. Mr*. II. II. Harrison, standing right, us*istcd Mrs. Duntono us co-hostess. Impressive Rites Install B And PW Club Officers The Ssnford Business and Professional Women's Club recently held Its Installation of officers at a dinner meet­ ing in the Educational Build­ ing of the Community Pres­ byterian Church la L a k e Mary. President Arolyn True pre­ sided and welcomed the fol­ lowing members end guests: Miss Adrienne Walts, Orlan­ do, past state president; Mrs. H e l e n Thompson, Orlando, past state membership chair­ man, and Mmee. Ruth Cum­ mings, Marguerite Graham, Polly Jones, Euphemia Huntley, Helen Pearson, Irena Laney, Gertruda G i l b e r t , Josie Carter, Harriett Slawter, Jean Phillips, Lorralna Graham, Betty McKee, Ana BrLsson, Florence Graham, Myrtle Gradlck, Jessie Brisson, Valerie Colbert, Mergeret Ganns, Betty Raker of Or­ lando and Lester A. Phillips. The tallies In a U shaped setting were beautifully dec­ orated with gold banquet cloths, trailing ivy and aspar­ agus fern Interspersed with brilliant gerbera daisies to carry out the gold and green colon of the organisation. The centerpiece at the president'a table consisted of a milk glass Grecian cup hold­ ing myriads of orchids—vandas, eattelyas and pheslenopsi* — with fronds of coontl palm. Programs bearing the club emblem "N ike" were at each seating. Following the outstanding dinner, which was prepared and served by Circle Two, current officer* were installed by Miss Waits, who used the signs of the Z<idiic as the theme of her beautiful and Impressive ceremony. New officers are president, Jessie Brlsson; first vice president, Valerie Colbert; second vice president, Polty Jones; recording secretary, Irene Laney; corresponding secretary, Margaret Ganas, and treasurer, Myrtle Gradick. Gifts were presented to the installing officer, r e t i r i n g president and officer*. r jifli $uq.q& AtwnA J joA dfoW i Tjhjouiuois. • Blouses • Skirts • Beach Accessories • Shorts • Gift Certificates OPEN DAILY ! A.M. • 8:10 P.M. 17*91 MARY WILLIAMS ADELAIDE MOSES GRADUATION STOREWIDE 2640 HIAWATHA Telephone 322-9180 W ATCH SALE! • A u to m a tic! • 14 Carat OaUI Cases CLEARANCE • W a t e r p r o o f! • B ra celet! a n d S tra p ! 25* White Patent • Dressy Styles on ALL REGULAR MERCHANDISE — INCLUDING — a BATHING SUITS • LINGERIE • SPORTSWEAR • DRESSES • lo c h g ift b a x o rfw ftft o rig in a l fa c t o r y g u a ra n to e l. P a / fttm W AMD CHARGE IT! Up to 5 montht to p a y No carrying chargee Som a otylos U n ite d I 17-92 South S h m r w in -W i l u a m s 9vsufi Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD Playgirl FERN PLAZA FASHIONS FERN PARE m a il lP w O C A Z A t Hwy. FOR FINEST QUALITY PAINTS 117 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. Phone: 322-1681 LICOETT PHONE 322-7913 DRUG Center PHONE 322-7913 �Mrs. H. Pryor Installed As Club President Mrs. Chalfanf Heads Geneva Homemakers Tha By J * A n Hays Ganeva Extenilon Homamakars Club met at tha homa o f Mr*. H. G. 8hul«r on Laka Harney for the May luncheon and buaineia meet* Inc with tha preitdcnt, Mra. Paarl Yarborough, in charfe. Deputy Wealey Plata o f tha Seminole County aher* if fa department preaentcd a program on aafety preceding tha luncheon and officera for the new year, which beglna in September, were elected In bualneaa conducted to open tha afternoon aeaalon. Elected were Mra. T. J. Chalfant, prealdent; Mra. Robert Coe, flrat alee preal­ dent; Mra. Donald Dunn, arcond alee prealdent; Mra. Don­ ald Norton, aeereUry-treaaurar; Mra. Yarborough, dele­ gate, and Mra. Emma Youta, alternate delegate. A t tha doaa o f bualneaa, Mra. Gladya Murphy o f Win­ ter Park and member o f tha Geneva Club, conducted an auction which brought a net total o f $20. Membera attending, In ad­ dition to thoaa named, were Mra. C. D. Perry, Mra. T. J. Watklna, Mra. Eugene Bodogh, Mra. Kenneth Taylor, Mra. A. J. Baxter, Mra. M. D. Ladd, Mra. Bertha Lindsey, Mra. W. L. Slag, and Mra. W. V. Wagnon. Visitor* were Mr*. Tolly Denton, Mra. Lola Morgan, Mra. L. B. Mo**, Mra. Jamea Rowan, Mra. Charlea Hays and Mra. Taylor’* mother. GENEVA Extontion Homemaker* Club officer* arc (top photo, from left) Mr*. T. J. Chnlfunt, Mr*. Robert Coe, Mr*. Donnld Dunn, Mr* Pearl Yarborough, Mrs. Donald Norton and Mr*. Emma Youta. (Herald Photo) AMERICAN HISTORY medal nward* were given in special assembly nt South Seminole Junior High School by Mrs. W. E. Raker of the Daughter* o f tho American Revolution (left) and Mr*. T. J. Taylor of the United Daughter* of tho Confederacy (right) to Gerard O’Conner, DAR winner, and Mcrldcl Eddy, UDC recipient. (Herald Photo) Slovia Girls To Receive Degrees By Evelyn Lundy Mlsa Sandra Ilellhorn and Miss Betty Duda, both of Slavla, will recetva degrees from Concordia Teacher's College, River Forest, 111., Friday. Sandra, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. E. I* Ilellhorn, will recclva a BH In education and has been assigned to teach at 8L Michael’* Lutheran School in Fort Myers In the fall. Betty, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. A. Duda Jr., who also will receive her IIS In educe* tion, will teach at Faith Luth­ eran School In Bay City, Mich. Both glrla are Oviedo lllgh School gmduatea and membera o f St. Luke's Lutheran Churrh in Slavla. Mrs. Ilellhorn and Mra. Duda will attend graduation exerciaca. Area Student* On Dean's List Three Seminole C o u n t y students have been named to tha dean's Hat at tha Uni­ versity o f Florida fo r tha winter trimester. Sharon Lorraine Giles, o f Lsko Monroe, ond Lawrence J. Pivec Jr., 42S Summerlin Avenue sad Roberts Ann Rankin, SOI Flamingo Drive, both of Sanford, wvro on the Hat o f academic leaders. to dig, Injure, or destroy trees and other vegautioo In public parks was Introduced today by Rep. Loo Welsieahfrs, of Dads / I Pie, Anyone? WIESBADEN, G e r m a n y (UPD—Member* of the Wies­ baden a n d Mainz pigeon breeder* club* released 4,700 birds last Saturday in a dem­ onstration o f their homing ability. Only 50 pigeons returned. “ Our member* are worried sick." a spokesman said. "What could have happened to 4,650 pigeons." OAKS GARDEN CLUB in*tnlle<l officer* for the coming year at the May luncheon. Pictured are (seated, from left) Mr*. Jock Irwin, corresponding secretary; Mr*. Howard Pryor, president; Mr*. B. D. Spence, treasurer, and Mr*. Thomas Theall. secretary; (standing) Mr*. James Parker, first vice president, and Mr*. Gary Sowers, accond vice president. RENT-A-CAR NMC King Car-Truck Rental Hcnt a new '65 Mustang er other fine compact car for A DAY "3 plus 8c a mile. Includes gas, service. Insurance. DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE NENVI.Y ELECTED president o f the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. Don Jackson, and Mr*. Jackson serve spaghetti supper to Mrs. Kristi Ilrown, new resident in the community, at fund raising supper sponsored by tho organization. (Herald Photo) SANFORD 322-4924 (BalLonJtin&’A * CALVERT EXTRA IMP. SCOTCH •The Soft Whiskey Blend” JYnrfent indent ]() » .« • . — flB V * Hanoi* Sir. Ky. Bourbon REG. 5.2*—41.85 CASE -|7 «•> V 5TH 12 YR. OLD BLEND T. W. SAMUELS 6 I G O O D/ Melrose BACARDI VODKA Light or Dark Rum 8-YR. STR. KY. BOURBON SUNNYBROOK Federal Reserve Rulloch Lades 90 PROOF GIN CHARRED OAK BRAKE and FRONT END SPECIAL $ A 9 5 F l v t C ritic a l S a fa ty S e r v ic e s ANY U. S. CAR • C h eck brakes, adjust for proper contact • A dd brake fluid, test entire syste m • R e p ack front wheel b earin gs • A lign front end, correct cam ber, caster, toe-in Safety Check Service* O • A dju st steering, balance front w heels • liras • shock i • mutters • tailpipe* • battery Pay as you ridel • light* S jg co o d A eab “ DeBy, M Friday "V IC E PH. ttt-tttl IM1V—Keg. 1.59 A A e GERMAN WINE |th| lU E B F R A U M ILC H IMP. SCOTCH H. WALKER YD I IV- REG. 8.39 VALUES 3 5.t,$io Vi G ALLO N SCH ENLEY . «H S5a 8.99 8 HEAVEN HILI B. L. 86‘ Str. Ky. IiOURBON| CRAWFORD s t r a ig h t BOURDON PETER Mr. Boston Blend HiAVih Hill KEG. 4 *1 — 33.73 CASE FULL QUARTS *6- BLEND 8UHFBIDE OF THE FLORIDA RUM c o f f i . G IN M IL L FARM Seagrams, 90 PROOF GIN 6RUGAL RUM TILFORD V O D K A ABC ES S A G IN OLD TH O M PSO N 4 9 ‘ AU ABC lOUNGIS B D IK KE K Bb l e n d K n u Y 11Y THE CASE * s a v e M - BLEND CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEP. REG. 1.75 VALUES OU) MILWAUKEE . . . 3.39 3.88 WINE SALE 1-1* T a b le ‘ Uaeth Burgundy A A c Q Clarat, tMaUroa QL Mi Pink Catawba «• 50 Yr. Sherry f NO DRINKS 0VI R REG. 1.59 TALUKS 1° K IN k inG g S IZ E D H I-B ALL; FULL QUARTS J9c DAY or NITI _ OPINING Til CIOSING JVi STRAIGHT BOURBON 1«‘i Park & Tilford RESERVE Blend Park & Tilford G IN or V O D K A REG. 5.00 — 3 5lh* *.5* ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE GUCKENHEIMER HALLER W U T. 10-YR. KY. BOURBON REG. 4.83 — 11.88 CASH 1 0 V A C A T IO N T IM E $ 0 9 9 V. 0. BARTON LIGHT OR DARK KY. BOURBON or BLEND p****ee KEG. 4.9*—43.75 CASE m im o fp | RONRICO RUM VD HTIt. k y . I IV. BOURBON SPECIAL MR. Reg. 5.75 BOSTON RUM Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando MELROSE RARE FULL QUART PRICES GOOD TIIKOUGII SATURDAY, MAY 29TI1 t lw y . ll-'J A $*159 8TR. KY. BOURBON RICHARD OSTRANDER, president of Bear Lake Community Club, was one o f 75 members and friends enjoying supper sponsored by the organi­ zation nt Bcnr Luko Elementary School. Table hostesses (down tabic from right) were Mrs. Aggie Ostrander, Mrs. Helen Cockley, Mis* Irma Strnssberg, Mrs. Bussell Loomis, and Mr*. James Ancruin. Last club meeting o f this season will be held Juno 17. (Herald Photo) KBCi. 7.15 VALUE Just North of Casselberry City Limits GLENMORE PARK PROTECTION TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - A Mil making It s misdemeanor Pigeon Pot By Julia Rartoa Tho Oaks Garden Club of Mailland and A l t a m o n t e Springs Installed new officers at the May luncheon at the Open Hearth with Mrs. W. T. Chennell as Installing officer. Serving are Mr*. Howard Pryor, president; Mr*. James Parker, first vice president Mrs. Gary Sowers, second vice president; Mrs. B. D. Spence, treaaurer; Mr * . Thomas Theall, secretary, and Mrs. Jack Irwin, correspond­ ing secretary. Committee chairmen for the year named by Mr*. Pryor arc Mra. Jamea Wagner, civic pro­ ject; Mr*. John Held, flower show; Mr*. Gordon Lofgrcn, hospitality and membership; Mr*. Parker, program; Mra. Sowers, publication; Mr s . James Hansford, WBys and mean*; Mrs. Jack Pyle, hor­ ticulture; Mrs. Earl Donald­ son, parliamentarian and by­ laws; Mr*. Alton Klin?, gar­ den therapy; Mrs. Berl Chap­ man. awards; Mr*. Robert McKaddcn, book s e r v i c e ; Mrs. Knowlton Harrell, histor­ ian, and Mrs. It. U. Lockcby, publicity. The club has adjourned for the summer with the next meeting to be In September. Senator Johnson Makes History TALLAHASSEE (D P I) — Ren. Beth Johnson o f Or­ lando, haa made history. Mrs. Johnaon berama the flrat woman ever to preside over tha Florida Ri-nnte, tak­ ing her turn at the gavel at tha request o f Henate Presi­ dent James Connor. Sen. Verio Pope, o f St. Au­ gustine, noted tha incident for history. lie had spread on the Ren­ at* Journal tha notation that on thla day In 1945, the flrat woman, Beth Johnson, preaid­ ed over the Senate, performed ably and received a standing ovation from her colleagues when aha finished. Mrs. Johnaon, serving her second session as a senator, is Florida’s first and only lady senator. She served In tha llouao prior to her eleva­ tion. QTfir #anforS WerglB M 12 — May 27, 1965 Page 3.99 REGENT...2.99,c BUSCH CARE 21 N A T IO N A L ”dS: FALSTAFF rUAMDAfiUC “WHV WAIT FOR| lin A rlrA v n C A WEDDING** 3.49t Roma „SporkUag Ex; Bpf.Burgundy W»k A.4 * ■ ilh | Imperator 8*. Burg. PW V i Ik «.U 51 TAITTENGER e • �I Pooches And Pouches The Post Office Department has Just announced that 7,000 mail car­ riers were bitten by dogs in 1964. It wasn’t explained whether the dogs were unhappy with the service or just didn’t like mailmen. But it does indicate a strained relationship. On the other hand, it’s a common sight to see a mailman accompanied on his rounds by a dog or even sev­ eral dogs. And they must really like the guy. since it stands to reason all of them wouldn’t be tagging along because they expect to get a letter. Why do dogs bite some mailmen and like others? Dick West’s POWER HITTER The Lighter Side It depends partly on the dog, of course. But it also may depend on the postman. Some carriers may go out of their way a bit to win over suspicious or hostile pooches with a friendly word and a confident ap­ proach. The same technique has been known to work with people. And with nations. If it’s important for the U.S. mail to get through, it’ s important for human understanding and good will to get through, too. And by special delivery. WASHINGTON (UPI) — When and-or if the time comes that wc all Join hands and go marching into the Great Society, I feel certain that the U.S. Agriculture Research Service will be at the head of the column. No other group that I know is doing more to lead us onward and upward than the good n!d ARS. During the year we get oc­ casional reports on some o f the wonders being performed hy the boys down at the lab. But the full Impact doesn’t register until these mnrvels are all on view at the aame time. A summary o f recent agri­ culture research projecta has just been published by a House appropriations sub­ committee. Put them all to­ gether. they spell P-B-O-GU-E-S-S, a word that means a lot to thee and me. —"P " is for pink bollworms, peaches, pregnancy prevention and parthenogene­ sis. Within the past 12 months, the ARS has; Production vs. People On paper, the record of the lessdeveloped countries o f the free world in raising their standards of living appears impressive. The figures for 24 o f these countries, as reported by the National Industrial Conference Board, show that industrial production zoomed 122 per cent between 1953 and 1963. This was more than double the rate for 24 more advanced countries. Population growth, however, swal­ lowed much o f the benefit of this gain. Here again, the rate in the less-developed countries was more than double that o f the developed— 2.8 per cent a year as against 1.3 per cent. With 71 per cent o f the non-Com- V* munist world’s population, the lessdeveloped countries generate only 17 per cent of its income. The average income of a citizen o f a developed country is still about 12 times high­ er than that o f his counterpart in a less-developed country. Thought For Today I was pushed hard, so that I was falling, but the Lord helped me.— Psalms 118:13. * • • As a physician, I have seen men, after all other therapy had failed, lifted out o f disease and melancholy hy the serene effort of prayer.— Dr. Alexis Carrel. "sV - • : : »,*-** ' -f ' . - ‘1Sts'if% "C*i*,t*, Phil Newsom Say> Dr. Crane's moths are exposed te tew frequency sound w s m , a tot o f their eggs won’t batch. — “ 8 " la for "switch." Thla pink bollworms; Is a growth-regulating subDeveloped a new peach stance that has besn Isolated drink that ran be mad* from and Identified In plants. Tha peaches that are too ripe to ARS aays "sw itch" may ship and would otherwise be hrlng about revolutionary watted; changes in agriculture. Found a new birth control Farmers may ona day be method for dairy cows; and, able to start and stop tha conducted new experiment! growth of their crop* "on with parthenogenetlc develop­ command," so to apeak. If ment, a mysterious process so, old mother nature will b* by which chickens are hatch­ In the tame boat with tha ed from infertile egg*. rooster. — "R " it for rooster, which —-The final “ S" ia for sur­ won't have much to crow plus property. Which is what about if those parthenogene­ that unfortunate rooster may sis experiments pan out, become. — "O " Is for opener. Thanks In part to the ARS, beekeepers now have a new machine that uncaps honey­ combs, The next step, I pre­ INVESTMENT SERVICE sume, will be a fllptop hon­ Listed and unlisted eycomb. Securities —"G " Is for grapefruit. Mutual Funds The ARS hat identified the ft substance that gives grape­ ALLEN * CO. fruit It* distinctive aroma. Jtl E. LEMON ST. , * It is called "nootkatone." LAKELAND, FLA- U — “ R" is for rooster. I’ve Unlocked th* secret of what makes female pink bollworms attractive to male COMPLETE already mentioned that once, Member; Midwest Stock Kick. but 1 feel to sorry for the Chicago Board s f Trad* poor bird, I thought I would give him an extra plug while The batter called out on he ia still around to enjoy It. Orlando Sales Representative strikes blames th* umpire, —"E " is for ears. Re. not himself. searrh into ths physiological MRS. STAN COMSTOCK • • » effect o f noise on insects Th. GA 5 8034 New teen-age fad la pierced shows that if Indian meal Poland throughout the war. They are Communist, nation­ ears for earrings. It's net th* alistic, generally anti-Ameri­ first time girls hava been can and anti-Semitic. needled for fad*. • • • All unbalanced economy buttles sellout unemployment Iwian companies have a real at the sain* time it ia torn interest in income tax returns between continuing emphasis this year. • • • on heavy industry and a ris The only knock we wel­ lug demand for consumer goods. In the urban areas, un­ come is by Opportunity. • • • employment and the unsatis­ Airlines are showing fied demand for ronsumer gcodi leads to mounting un movies, but passengers have to bring the popcorn. rrsU • • • The Irast unrest is among Philosophers say nothing the farmers. O f all the Poles, they have tetnined the most ran change human nature. How about a driver’* license T independent*. V w*» k'i~ Barbs .. Rebuilt Shrines Worry Clinic "And his pals agreed fully moot) when we first tasted with him, for they apparently the new food, then those gen­ tlrs field o f psychology. It looked with far more delight eralised emotions begin to not only shows ths ftseln- on hot doga than on the moat fasten upon that new food. sting development of food appetising ateak or chicken For example, when children preferences. But It offers dinner. Why I f get free fiom city apartment young peopls s msgir for­ Well, you readers with chil­ mula by which to create dren have doubtlcsa faced restrainta and romp on the romance. For lore follows much the same restaurant beach or taka Boy Scout ths very asms pattern ns altuatlon which Terry's father hikes, the fun attaching to T en y 's liking for hot dogs! describes. their outdoor freedom actual­ CASE W-404: Terry F., And you can answer his ly becomea entwined with tha seed 10, Is a Cub Scout. pussled question by realising hot dog. *'Dr. Crane," his father be­ that thera is no native or I.ater, they disdain T-bone gan, "I decided to taka Terry inborn fondness for any food ateak or fried chicken and and thrss o f hla pals to a except sugar! grumble If they find not hot fancy restaurant for a cele­ Therefore, fried chicken, T- doga on the menu. bration. bonc steak, fancy fish menus For the hot dogs ressurect "This eating placs was not­ and all the hundreds of other many submerged memories ed for its superb steaks and appetising food items that that have a delightful "aura" fried chicken, as well as vari­ tempt us adults, don't have or emotional "halo." tha asms attraction to young­ ous ssa foods. When a Cub 8cout thus "B ut when ths boys looked sters on their first encounter. bites Into a hot dog, ha la figOur liking for foods is an uiativcly reviving dozens of over the menu, Terry blurted out, ‘This place is no good. It example of a transference. If hikes, picnics, beach parties doein’t have any hot dogs on we experienced a delightful and outdoor excitement. tha menu!' picnic or other jolly party Hs la thus biting Into fun, romping, games, youthful camaraderie. So he transfers all those diffuse past memories to the hot dog and imagines that It C'SHrpusi Attoaont* Springs 'ft ' is tha most delicious meat Mra. RltoUn Harris Mr*. Julia Barton 118-1811 item on tha menu. •55 3534 Actually, the hot dog may MM5M Bear Lak.-For.it City l>e exactly the same In flavor Urn. Maryann Milan Lax* Mara uml food value aa when he 531-1571 Mra. France* Wetter was given tha first bite of 311-4115 CnaMlWrry such a wiener aa a baby In Mrs. Jan* Casselberry Lake Monro* his high chair. j 5S5-5545 Mra. H. L. Jokneeu And in that high chair, tha 11I-471X Chnlnetn usual infant will pucker up Mrs. Joan Mafia hla mouth and spit out the Mra.^Dmna^Estoa 553-5741 bite of hot dog. •35-3317 DcBary If he could talk, he might North Orlando Mr*. John L*nan expresa dislike for such a Mra. Margaret Coeby 555-4551 novel taste. 333-5735 D*ltonn For at that moment the hot Onto** Mrs. Ml Idrad Han*y Mra. Clareace Snydev dog does not tap dozens o f #55-5551 331-4541 former exciting picnic memor­ Genera ies or submerged emotions o f Oried* Mra. Hrelyn Lundy Mra. JoAnn Hay* fun and frolic. 3S5-S1M 545-4575 But later, the hot dog is a symbol. It now tastes wonder­ ful, for it is an "Open Se­ same" or magic lamp that transports him bark to many thrilling outdoor experiences. Men, the same basic laws apply to winning a sweet­ P a g e 1-A S a n fo r d , F ia rid a T h u ra ., May 27, 1965 heart as to making a strange food acquire delightful qual­ w a l t k b a . u ia L o w , wui to a « a i» r tia u a M M ities. raaN K v o lt o l in u , o n t i s u n * a m e n t S i » « « i , Just link your contacts with BOOKHT ALEXa h u b s p a v l e a o o a s a ia a the new girl with pleasure, AeeoolAte Editor Advertising Direeter fun, happiness, gay ramaredpmioj v a s m r b o v sta a sa erie. H.neglaa Editor Aavertlelsg Maeegor DOHIk W It.LIAMS Ultimately, you will then Seels tv Kalter gAH IB IMOBMABBB become, like the Cub Scout's •HITTIU A tsriN Besiesaa Manager hot dog, a means of releas­ City editor PBBS S X L U ing diffusa emotions o f de­ Jt’Dt WBS.S.S Meehaaisai lagL C*aaty sailer light BtU, VIRCBMT She will then think you are Staff Photographer wonderful! So— get hep! (Always writ# to Dr. Published delly except Saturday, Buadey end Christmas; pub­ lished Saturday preceediag Christine* Crsne la car* of this newss ta a c a ir T io A b a t b s paper, encloainf a long U see Delivery Ms week stamped, addressed envel­ ALL OTBBM BAIL op* and JO eeala to eaver BP M a l l SBUIUOLU COlRTV typing a ad printing caste H i l l 1 leas It# week l i ve t t « « when yon sand far oa* af M S • Bee the LAS • moat he s ee I Healhe AM a Meatbe hla booklets.) l-W i Meath LM I Meath D. A Pestal Sagulatlaae gravida that AM maM aaheeripMeaa ha paid la advaaeo. IT COSTS NO MORE Terry’s csss Is m s o f the most Interesting In ths «n- Herald Area Correspondents When Hitler's defeated j Harsh disciplinary messures army hsgan pulling out of wrre used to spread atheism. Neither the atheism cf com­ W arsiw In the closing months munist nor Cardinal Wyatynof World War II It left be­ ski's firm opposition to It hind In the rubble the ruins were new. Cardinal Wyltyno f Warsaw's most famous ski’s steadfast stand already churches. had ro*t him three year* in Today In rebuilt Warsaw, detention. those shrines have been re­ Within Poland today there stored in all their former are numerous conflict*. beauty. Among them are the The Communist party Is di­ Church of the Holy Sacra­ vided between old leaders, ment standing along one side many of whom received their of ths new town market training In Moscow, and a square. Another it St. John's younger faction called the Cathedral. "partisans." These latter are Attendance In W a r s a w mcally men who remained In churches is heavy. In the words of a Western diplomat in Warsaw, "The church it In the heart of Poles." Editor, The Herald: But at perhaps nowhere Thank you for the newspa­ else within the European per coverage you gave uur Communist bloc except the swim team this year, Moat Soviet Union, the church is towns give a brief list o f re­ under heavy pretaura from sults of their school's meets, the state, with a story if the kids do Aa a certain amount of lib­ something extraordinary. eralisation spreads across the David Higginbotham, your the East European blcc and High School Spurts Reporter, relations between church and guve us story coverage on atate undergo marked im­ every swimmer, every event, provement in Hungary, the uml pictures of our team. I screws tighten In Poland. challenged David back in JV And aa Polish Catholics Football season to try to cov­ gathered for Holy Week er our iwim team as well as prayers, their primal*, Stefan he did our JV Football tram Cardinal Wyasynaki, carried —Congratulations. David, his battle against oppression Tlmnks to Mr. Brookshire o f ths church to the pulpit. for permitting Duvid to enter Seminarians drafted into to much of our material. ths army, he said, were not Thanka to Bill Vincent for permitted to pray. the many fine pictures s o On fast days they were had |>ublished. John Colbert forced Into special physical exercises. Swim Coach Letters S IX O N L Y ! its “SAVE” o'clock TWO PIECK LIVING ROOM SUITES CHAIR NYLON COVERS . Doesn't matter what tima Beautiful Colons & SOFA SETS it is...it's alw ays Hme $1|Q00 (Will Trade) | | to save. Open your # account here, and nowl SEALY MATTRESSES IN RUBBER OR Heir, $119.50 C W A O C INNEHSI’ UING Special ....... Furay Bedding fir a ofle t jT t T T T n Furniture Co. 901 W. 1st Street, Sanford SANFORD, FLA. 312 WEST FIRST ST. Ph.: 322-6591 VISIT OUR BIG NEW LOCATION! V 'v *, (A : ' ; *• ■■ -;> T ' T ' T H rt • *'f AT 2215 W. FIRST STREET! 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Do youT VAN NUYS DEAR VAN: No. But if “ guta" are a factor, an ed­ ucated man with guta haa a much better chance of aurceeding than a man with guta alone. • • • DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married three and one-half month* and 1 love married life My huiband and I get along fine except for one thing. He doesn't want me to wenr a girdle. So far it hasn't bothered me because most of my clothes can b« worn without one. But with summer coming on, i l l be w e a r i n g last summer's rlothes and they all have straight skirts. 1 can’t wear e straight skirt without a girdle. My husband says I don't need a girdle, but I feel (loppy without ont. When I wear a girdle, my husband doesn't talk to me for a day. f love my hus­ band and went to please him, but thle has me stump­ ed. I don’ t know why h* is so against girdles. GIRDLE TROUBLE O n fih id y e 0swoldJaeob» Qgcoby ]l looks like a case nf one peck being worth a lot more than two flnesiea but Hal *841 plucked that king Juil as eas­ 9 J I1 ily as if he hid looked in his * AKQJt *74 opponent’s hand. RUT EAST It wss all a matter of count­ *88 * J 101T ing. He started by noting that VK V 101 8 9 8 DEAR TROUBLE: Tell West held exactly two apadea. * 88 *8741 Next came the parade of dia­ your husband that you Ha carried hla aupremacy + J 1 8 1 I8 S 3 1 * Nun* monds and when Weat showed FEEL better in a girdle SOUTH over Into the first day* of con­ nut on the third diamond lead, and, furthermore, ha can * AKQl tract, but refused to concede Hal had counted exactly 11 of wear what ha wants to un­ Y A Q 74 that Kientlflc bidding was * 10 3 hla cards and knew that the der his clothes, and you'll necessary. * AKQ do the seme. Stay FIRM other one waa a heart. His Jump to seven no-trump North and South vulnerable On the last diamond lead on that. (Maybe he waa was typical of his slam bid­ North Seat Seeth We* East had to discard down to fascinated by a bowl of ding but the contract waa a 1* Pam 7 N.T. Pam one heart In order lo hang on gelatin when ha was a ba­ good one. He had 11 top tricks Pam Pam to (he jack of apadea. Hal dis­ by.) and could make the 13th eas­ * s • carded bis deuce of spadea ily if spades broke three-three. and made the lest two tricks DEAR ABBY: la then Falling that he could still fail back on a Unease for the you will see that Weit holds with the ace and queen of anything wrong with • the singleton king of hesrts hearts without caring about father kissing his son, Our king ol hearts. son Is almost eight years If you look at all the cards, and that sides don't break. the location of the king. old and I can't remembsr ever seeing his father kiss him. My huiband says, 'Men don’t kisa boys—it’s effeminate." It’s h e a r t Indlins, looting and maiming These being days when By Mrs. Martel Lawrence breaklng to see our little 7 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. everybody marches In protest in his name. He's survived four-year-old daughter get­ what hooligan Christians call­ Two nitoundlng statements •gainst injustices done to ting huga and kissee from recently emerged from the other people, I’m lempted to ed “ holy wars", the Reform­ her Daddy, while the little ation, Puritan superstition, leadership of Mississippi's boy watchea with tears in White Knights of the Ku Klux march myself on these White witchburning, arrogant miss­ his eyes, The boy is a fine, Knights In protest against the ionaries—tho whole eavage ca­ Xian. well-behaved child. He Idol­ They are: "Through Christ, outrage they do to Jesus. I boodle of history's self-styled ises his fathsr, but the re­ our Lord nod Savior, the Ku asked Dr. Angus Hull, execu­ Christians who committed evil sentment he is building up Klux Klan of Mlaalaalpl is tive aecretary of the New York In his name. toward his sister bcrujie spiritually connected with our City Baptist Societies, to com­ Yes, It’s Just possible that of all the affection her Xian brethren of Alabama . , ment on Klen effort! In behalf this century will destroy Chris­ father lavishes on her la our purpose is to preserve of tho preservation of Christ­ tianity. Becauaa it's a very ianity. He said: "If they suc­ angry century. Here at home, terrible. I’lcase tell me, AhChristianity,’* ai well ea In Islam's Africa by, do you think It Is so Speaking, dear reader, la the ceed, they will destroy It." And you know, it's just poss­ and In Buddhist and Hindu wrong for a father to kiss leadership of hooligans who, according to good authority, ible that they and their like Asia, there are millions of peo­ hla aonf A MOTHER ple who love to point at his­ are responsible for murders, might do Just exactly that. beatings, burnings, and bomb­ Jesus has survived an awful tory's hoodlum Christiana and ings in their state last spring, mess of Christiana. He's sur­ say, "See, lhat’s what your vived the Christians of the Jesus produced1" summer and fall. Spanish Inquisition who tortur­ Those statement* made by Poor Jesus. Ho wns tho man, you'll re­ ed In his name. He's survived the leadership of Mississippi's call, who said, "This is my tha Crusader* who carved up White Knights are dangerous commandment: that ye love Moslems In hla name. He's lo Jesus — more cruel than one another as 1 have loved survived the Conqulsladorei ever was Pilate. They encour­ who stole the gold of American aged bale of Jesus, you". "My sister, who reduced by your 'Figure Perfection Diet,' ■aye It was her determination which made her follow the diet. I have no will power and THURSDAY, MAY 37, IMS er.’’ Chamberlain gels in a killing her sunt (Jorjt Curt­ TV Time’a Show of the Night: plug for his latcjt plcturo and inright) after the aunt thwarts am therefore, at 48, so heavy 10-11 p.m. NDC. Perry Como sings a song, "April Love," her elopement with • "For­ 1 look awful. If I get a copy and eat what is shown, at Show. For hit final show of from hla latest album. Miss tune Hunter," very well plsy- limes, would it still help? I Carroll and the New Christy the aeason, Perry lUti Rich­ rd by Jerk Ging. Perry Ms- eat at restaurants at lunch ard Chamberlain, Dlahann Minstrels have nothing to plug ion defends tho helpless girl, time and I do have a cocktail Carroll and the New Christy so they Just do a good job of end the real killer Is a Last- tvery day.-M .N ." Minstrels as guests In Chi­ singing. minute surprise. Yes, it IS a matter of deter­ cago, Saluting the Windy City, Ifl p.m. CBS. Perry Meson, 8:30 0:90 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kil­ mination when you stick to ■ Perry opena with "Sly Kind of “ The Case of the Lonely Elop­ dare "The Chemistry of An­ diet. You know you should not Town," and his other eolos in­ er." (Rerun) An Interesting ger." (Rerun) Guest star Hip eat certain foods end a drink clude "U 1 Ruled the World" performance by Jana Taylor Tarn snarls hli way sullenly at lunch is bad for you. Your and "Dream on LllUe Dream­ as an introvert accused of through the largely unsym­ health la so Important that I pathetic rule of ■ brilliant but cannot understand why you a l m o i t unhumin resident. do not go on a diet. You would There's the Inevitable clash of took so much younger and feel personalities with the row-like to much belter. If you are Kildare and tho expected mo­ 30% overweight, It is very H ill (I) Jonpardy m JIH O AY p. M. dangerous to your health and, ment of truth at the end. (»> Price Is Rlcht t<) Tha McCoy* 90:30 p.m. ABC. Bewitched yes, happiness. If you want a 8:M (•) Ntws, aport* v r « thor "Eat at Mario's," It finally FRIDAY r . M. (I) Nowillno happens! Samantha finds her­ (I) Nowarnpo C«Ht. 11:11 II) Kay When 4:M CI> lliintttr-llr-lnkl-/ self In a competitive adver­ (I) t,ove ot Ufa (lj Now*— Walter Cros. (!) Hanna Itoad tising situation with huiband ttill |l) Nows— kite DETROIT (UPl)—Ths TigDirrln and, with Endors on (I) Bat Mastsrso* 11:11 (I) Truth or Consta n have recalled pitcher Jack file (I) Olono Root** quanta* her side, poor Darrin doesn't (I) Rlflsmaa II) Basrah Per Tomor­ stand a chance. But, Stm re­ Hamilton and purchasad tha row (I) Huntlns ft rtik l.f contract of p i t e k a r Ron Til* Cl) Jannr Quasi II) Pslhor Know* Boot lents end before the show It Nlschwlts, both from tha Syr* (J) Donlol lioon* ll:tl 11/ auldlne Mfht over everyone is pulling to­ (I) Thl Mumlsra 13:11 (S) NHO Now* noport scum farm club. They optionS:M tl) Pairs Mason 1:11 fl) Nowo . Editorial . gether, pushing the benefits of id Infialder George Smith and (l> Doans l»ot« Wool jar plus. Cute ehow, but U you're •ill (J) Dr Kildare (I) airl Talk pitcher Ed Rakow to Syra­ on ■ diet, careful. Some of (I) Mr Ttiroo Boat fl) Tonneoiae Erato cuse. •:ll (I) Password till tl) Kocuo that Italian cooking it fatten­ IS) Bowltshsd l:lt (1) t.oi‘1 Moke A Deal ing Just to bear about. 1:11 (SI Haul t o As Tho world Turei tt) Portoa Plaod (I) Newsline 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Defend­ ti) cofsbrttr asm* t:)i (S) NBC Now* Ropsrl ers "The Star-Spangled a hel­ (I) Porrr Como lill (I) Momsnt of Post (<) Tho Dotoadira (O Password lo." (Rerun) This episode pro­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — tl) Jimmy Dssa Show tl) Plomo la Tks Wind pounds the theme of just bow The Washington Rsdsklns to­ tills tl) Now* I purl* Woa­ till (I) Hector* responsible is eociely for the day announced the signing th.r (I) Art Llnklottsr tt) Nswsospa tt) Hay la Coarl unlawful actions of our youth. of two veteran defensive line­ It) Ntwsllas 1:14 (I) AIIC Ntwa Though it's extremely well men. Contracts for tha 1988 1:11 (I) Anothor World 11:11 IS) The Let* ahow (I) Thostar ol the Btara 14) To Toll The Truth written (eerles creator Regi­ season were received from fl) Osaorsl Hospital t l :!l ()) Toalfht Show nald Rom did tha script) and tackle Fred Williams and I U (I) Now*—Edwards 1:11 III Ton Don’t Sty acted with distinction (Ossie and ■ tackls Ron Bnldow. HUUA1 A. K. it) Kde* of Ntsai II) Tho Yount Married* Devis plays a prosecutor and I.M IS) Bite Oa Richard Jordan and Kathleen 1:11 (t) Match Ootas lill IS) Buathlne Almanao r m r h m im o l i II) Tho Secret Storm *:!l tl) Now* ft Woolhor Widdoes play a couple of soc­ (II Traltmastsr M l U) latro lo Cbomiatry ially Irresponsible teenagers 4:11 ft) NBC Nowa Ropsrt ttl SuerlSO Bamaator 4:1# I Mlks Poualat Show •ill tl) News ft Weather with an out) this is a stacked (I) Uncle Walt t:vt> tt) Today deck story suggesting, as so l il l tl) Tator PoltHus tS) Buashlao Alma eat tl) Soahuat many others In the aeries 1:11 (!) 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Saei** tlowers — itelae il:*t-lt:>i An Enrlckmsat 18:11 tl) What's This Boat ROOK o r T M tl:tl-IS:IS Klnderttme •PUQHT FROR It) I Loro l*cy MONTH - , . 13:10-1:11 Quest •8:11 (I) NBC Nowa noport ASMtYA” BEST R w o o n it d 1:10-1:4) Ksplorlny lUtnce •1*4 II) Coeosslraitsa Richard WId rK—Tatar (»•«) SELLER For Adalto | tl) Andy or Mayberry l ill- liit Quest YT* _____ . (I) Ds* Brill In hla prime, the late P. Hal Sima atood three Inchea over alx feet and weighed 3W pound i . He atood even taller among bridge player* and la the late twentlea waa unquestionably the beat auc­ tion bridge player In the if)u CAUOXTTOOMM/ ' PUNCHg6.ftni.AST NORTH (D) *7 Jhe dUyh liqh iA : TV Time Previews Television Tonight Bring Two Up Sign Two Vf f ) ThwBattle £. VUlftRorttal E IF ™ "! DEAR M O T H E R : No. Rome fathers (particularly Europeans) kiss sons and daughters alike, which is normal and acceptable In my book. Only men who aren’t absolutely aura of their own masculinity go ovsrboard trying to prove it. • DEAR * * ABBY: Last month my girlfriend’s brother-in-law died. I met him four years ago and didn’t tvsn know his last name. (Ho was my girl friend’s sister’s huiband.) I didn’t think it necessary to ■end any condolences be­ cause I really didn’t know him that well. Well, for about threa weeks after that my girl friend was very cool to me, Shs never called, I was al­ ways calling hsr. Then aha finally told ms that shs was vary hurt because I didn’t send her or her widowed slater condolences. To tell you tho truth I didn’t even think of It, I’vo talked to different people about this and they all aald he wee only a brother-in-law and they wouldn't hare lent condolences, either. I would like to know your feelings on this. WONDERING OUT OUR WAY NOfNMRfiSAM/ I'D aoosjna maks OUT A JINK MALAWI INCOMS TMX TMAN "Wads maks up your mind, Nor*. Do you wsnt to almra my Intorooto or don’t y o u r*________ By Dick Turner CARNIVAL D E A R WONDERING: Your oversight was under­ standable and your friend la being childish. Apologise but be on guard for her next regression. * * # Mniroeo aee For Abby’s booklet, “ lfow To Havt A Lovely Wed­ ding,” send 80 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Los An­ geles, Calif. s e e Troubled? Write to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Los Angoles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. madc-not PRISCILLA'S POP *Sinof tho postman used otw of thoeo now oprny guns on Mi* ho Jutt can’t boilero In tnythlng ony moral” copy of "Figure Perfection Diet," tend ma a long, selfaddressed, stamped envelops and enclose TEN cents In coin. 1 will enclose a gift copy of "Diet Breaks." "Do you like the textured stockings on mature women who wear fairly sensible shoes? — Vera." No, 1 think textured stock­ ing* look well only when clothes are casual, the chocs are ultra smart and sultabla, and tha lags art young! Many mature women have "young" legs and can wear textured stockings, but Uw costume must be casual and tha thoes vary smart. 'Plaasa htlp ma to daclda. I have • white streak In my dark brown hair and I am just 40. Should I try to make my hair whits aU over or color the streak, which la quite wide?—Gladys D." I would like the white atreak as is, but if you are unhappy with II, color It to match your hair. You eanaot have "white" heir, only a pals silvery tooe end that calls for professional bleaching. Tomorrow — "Dear Edyth Thornton McLeod.” B y Kate Osann TIZZY SHORT RIBS • 1 -1 guano Tm no kngoc tho only firi In the world HftfMo. I MW Mm buying on oddmo booU" TODAY! Masculine DR. NO Silt-TiH RUSSIA 1:98.9 :•• ACtOOi BUGS BUNNY f X AIN'T CSRN A ^ THING WORTH NkJNTIN’ TMucvUat feauiy Motor II CyllaSriml Idtaalt area isMte* **an lttuMMyom iTKaacaUM ..Srtfstme !£Otum*d Sfinpert-WM TOm eh* | 0 a Bit* 18Heme"(ew4eni eUai> II Kuos away URsvm itostMjssd (aU ttFenma tontmskor 81 BSia ortftes ttNwsa explorer »T o Urn 81 Raidas a*me s(3T Attempt Mr*. Andrew R M M n ls atrsg 80Alt* M Darios it Put I* HBtbUcal same )i>— _DMUafuMh 4SSe*4tiUy 41 Water va 41 Hick bo* 11 QoU ms*MM r rr rr W" D e M oT IS E S W " • E P •JMKSIONO' TM M JM M I iNTisnui aun. tr ., f �®Tjr V a n fo rB Maye 27, 1965 — Papre 3A W rra U Seniors Perform ‘Volunteer Tasks By Dottle Atattln The candle Mrs. Woodruff serves as its librarian, is a (Second of Three) has III will light (he way for member of the Woman's Club The giving of one'i self, thousands of people who are Dance and and Glee Club and one'* lime, talents and capabi­ now blind, hut who someday a Democratic committee wolities In unpaid service to will open their eyes on a new- man. She also works with the Audubon Society. Garden Club others is one of the most re­ world of light and beauty. e * e and St. Anne's Guild. warding ways in which people • • • "I cannot conceive what this who have reached retirement "How beautiful upon the * a g e continue to be active, use­ hospital and other hospitals across the country would do mountains are the feet of them ful and needed. Hundreds of "senior citi- without the devoted services that bringelh good tidings." Two senior citizen*, of San­ tens" of this area daily per­ of the Hospital Auxiliary—the form volunteer tasks in ser­ Pink Ladies," said Robert ford. Judge R. W. Ware. 83, vices for which no organiza- Bcsscrcr, administrator of the and Mrs. W. P. Chapman, 71, tlon, individual or institution Seminole Memorial Hospital. have "brought the good tid­ "W e could never even begin ings” to hundreds of persons could afford to pay. Often their efforts so un­ to pay for the services they in the many years they have taught Sunday School classes heralded and unnoticed except render." he added. Selling a brisk pace for sev­ at First Methodist Church. . f o r the gratitude and appre­ Judge Ware’ s 3S year* of c ia t i o n of those to whom the eral hundred of these compasionate ladies, perl and teaching the Gospel and Mrs. helping hand Is extended. Senior Citizens Month, the pretty in their pink uniforms Chapman's to years total more month of May, is an excellent and white blouses, is Mrs. M. than three quarters of a century of dedicated service. time for clubs, organizations, Van Brackle. communities and individuals to This 82-ycar-old pixie told Sundny after Sunday with the honor the vast army of vol­ Ihe reporter who interviewed members of the Men's Blhle unteers — people who care her at her tasks in the lios Class and the Truthseekcrs, the women’s Bible class. enough to "d o something" pitality Shop. Recently these two were " I don’t consider myself a about whatever it is that COMMUNITY SERVICES, civic nntl religious endeavor* nnd pood work* senior cilizcn—t don't like that honored by members of Iheir .n e e d s to be done. fill the lives of these senior citizens nntl benefit others each day. Front * Each person, doing their title. I may look different on church at a dinner, along with left, top row Dr. Gertrude Welton; Mrs. Richard Fricdle, Judge R. W. part to help, adds up to a the outside but Inside, I'm just Mrs. Richard Fricdle, 75, a bush, carrying out her task of other civic association*. volume of service that could ihe same as I always have former school teacher, -who re­ A former Brooklyn lawyer, not possibly be chronicled, been and I have always tried cently volunteered to assist landscape chairman. The surpassing beauty of Harry Bell, arranges bus trips were this newspaper to run to do whatever 1 could to Mrs. Chspman with her dut­ ies, taking over the class every many of the lovely yards and to points of interest around a full page dally ennumerating help." grounds of homes through out the state for retired persons. Chuckling, she confided that other Sunday. the helping hands of the Good the area are a result of the He is also active in the Meth­ Most important of ail, Mrs. she goes for a swim every Samaritans. Chapman and Judge Ware not work of garden • clubbers, odist Church and civic life of We esn only touch lightly day in a neighbor's pool. "It's not my pool and so l only sre dedicated teachers, whose clubs are Ihe direct re­ Ihe community. here on the untold story of Mrs. John Kbctsch, a form­ f c many, many senior citizens, don't have to lake care of it. hut also arc living examplci of sult of the seed (hat was the ^ w h o when they eventually de­ I can just jump in and swim the precepts that they expound dream of the Sanford Garden er bookkeeper, secretary of part the mortal world will around, then get out and go each Sabhnth, humble, loving, Club which Mrs. Cole helped the AARP, has made over 30 trips in the past year to area to plant many years ago. leave behind them the great­ home," she said with an im­ servants of the Ixird. * • • hospitals tronsporting people est form of immortality—the pish grin. One of Ihe groups which who cannot drive. It has often been said that Not all Ihe Pink I.adies have gift of self. Elmer Crumbachrr, trea • • • a nice neighbor with a pool, one can feel closer to God in ■ doe* much to make the live* One of the most outstanding but all of Ihrm are nice neigh­ garden lhan in any other of senior citizens of the area surer of Ihe rlnh, uses Ills happier and more knowledge to give free advice senior citizens of this area is bor* themselves—in the time- place, because Ihe Lord creat­ fuller, to nil who ask about Insurance meaningful is Ihe American ed a garden before he creat­ good Mrs. Frank C. Woodruff, of honored tradition of Association of Retired I’crsnus problems. DeBary, founder and execu­ neighbors around the world ed people. • • • Gardening is an act of creat­ in DeBary, all "senior citi­ t i v e secretary of the Seminole who feel deep sympathy snd zens" themselves. In every civic organization * Memorial Hospital Eye Bank, compassion for the sick and ing — planting a seed, nurtur­ President it Mrs, Charles (except the Jaycccs who have ailing and offer their services ing it and watching that called SHEBA. Touched and inspired when to do whatever they may, which seemed dead spring to Ulrich, a former social work­ an age limit of 35) in every she learned that it la possible bearing out another Christian new life and bear fruit so that er who is past president of the church, club, social and fra­ Auxiliary to the Volunteer ternal group ran he found for a portion of the eyes of a principle, "I was sick and ye It's own life shall continue. One of this area's most dedi­ Firemen, a member of the busy, active senior citizens. deceased person to be trans­ visited m e." . . . cated and most successful gar­ Women’* Club and Stamp Their wisdom, experience and planted to a living blind per­ abilities prove invaluable as­ Along these same lines of deners is Mrs. Charles Cole, Club. son, Mrs. Woodruff set about Mrs. Ulrich has hrlpcd with sets in helping In chart the single-handedly to spread this caring for the sick is the life of Geneva. This venerable good news to others snd slory of Dr. Gertrude Wcllan, lady carries home "baskets the library, the blood hank, course of group activities, » through concentrated, relcnt- of DeBary, who recently re­ full" of first, second and third the youth committee, Ihe em ­ community projects and civic * less, effort, to establish the ceived the Distinguished Alum­ place ribbons from every gar­ ergency committee and many endeavors. na Award at the centennial den show that is ever held In first eye bank In this area. Today, after only a few celebration of St. Margaret's the community, as well as in years, Mrs. Woodruff and other School for Girls in Waterbury, the district and the state. She is said to have two volunteers whom she rallied to Conn. Dr. Welton first started out "green thumbs," but Mrs. the cause, have persuaded FOR EVERY NEED more than 600 persons to will as a teacher on a Navajo In­ Cole laughs and says they are (heir eyes after death so that dian Reservation in Idaho, and "just dirty thumbs from dig Iha living might have the gift later relumed to her studies giug in (he earth." as one of two women gradu­ One of the original founder* of sight. Untiring In her efforts to ates in a class of 72 medical of the Sanford Garden Club, further this thrilling cause, sludents from the University this sprightly lady was recent Mrs. Woodruff devotes untold of Michigan medical achool in ly honored with a life time membership. hours to the administration of 1910. She served at the clinical Rut she doesn't rest on her the Eye Bank Association. She has received the whole laboratories and X-ray depart­ laurels—only a few weeks ago hearted co-operation o f the ments of Nassau Hospital in she was busy Inulling all over Sanford and Casselberry Lion* New York; Beverly Hospital, the country-side, b e g g i n g , Clubs, but to this dedicated Mass, and the Polyclinic Hos­ wheedling and cajoling to get senior citizen mutt go the pital in New York until in 1918 donations of plants, fertilizer, most earnest praise, for it Is she joined the staff of new mulch and other necessary in q she who "lifted high the torch" New City Bureau of Labora­ gredients with which to land­ as bsctcriologist-in- scape the new Garden Chib hearing out the philosophy of tories Center building in time (or (he Christ thsl "R is better to charge. When Dr. Welton retired in dedication ceremonies. light one little candle, than to 1936 she moved to DeBary Hiving acquired (hem, she curse the darkness." where she helped form the personally directed the exact DeBary Concert Orchestra and planting of each shrub and Ware nnd Mrs. W. P. Chapman; Mrs. Charles Cole. Rottom row from left, Mrs. Charles Ulrich; Elmer Crumlutrhcr; Mrs. M. Van Hrnckle; Mrs. Frank C . W oodruff; Harry Hell anti Mrs. John Ebctsch. Florida photo atthe BI6 ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS casement windows were made Bridge Club Has Master • Point Game DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club hed IB tables in play for Tuesday's master point game. Mrs. Robert Nicholls directed. Winners were, NS, first, Mrs. Edith Hawley and Dr. R. R. Ros bo rough; aerond, a tie, Mrs. Jody Bunnail and V Mra. E. E. Anderson with Mr*. Ida B. Wilson and Mra. J. D. Cordell; fourth, Mra. 0 . N. Lackey and Mra. Edwin Warhter; fifth, Mrs. R. F. Scudder and Mrs. William Hibbard. EW, first, Mrs. Frank Matheson and £ . Z. Walter; second, Mrs. Doyle Driver and . William Woodlock; third, Mra. ^W illiam Woodlock and Mra. Loris Weeks; fourth, Mrs. Elsa Unklea and Mrs. Frank Holdsr; fifth, Mra. Mildred Destert and Mrs. Dolores Finn. Winners for the month o f May were, first. Dr. Ros bor­ ough; second, Mra. Loretta Munson; third, E. Z. Walters; ^fourth, Mrs. Edna Reilly; fifth, Mrs. W. B. Cook, aisth, Mrs. Ruth Bl*tt. Eight Left LOWELL, H u*. (UPI) — A cat laid one of its nine lives on the line early today when fire erupted la a row of three-story buildings. The cat leaped aafei|y to the ground from a top" l o o r window. atlin-pacicea, altexperggs-paid Remember Thh cialcti it fsr amateur ptiilofriffcert. . . I « , Dsl, it the jiuntlert. Iitl pick ip fu r entry blank It any Cckerd Situ (Photo Dept.) and ssknil jser ptiu snapshots. Cslst pint ir transparency. Sskjsct Milter it pin choice. 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Easy Weekly Payments “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison in new, excitincj Sanford Electric Co. 11H MAGNOLIA 122*1563 Here's what you’ll see . . . St. Peters­ burg's newest aHraction, the history making ship-BOUNTY. You'll be thn guest of Trader Frank at spectacular Tiki Gardens . . . plus the Money Museum, Aquatarium, London Wax Museum, end Sunken Gardens. G e t Your �\V N “I • a * 2 “2 a BKSFS523< : l - - ■;- p : .... *- iilMlKu *- 3 O. ft 2 M o rg&w»£ P P n o p •"1 co P w o • 13 g* ft p PL. p p pc CO fD H sr fD B n p Co to to • cn ON to .J �P**e 6A — May 27,1968 / Dividend Of 100% Declared By Eckerd Jack M. Eckerd, president end chairman o f the hoard of Eckerd Drug* o f Florida, Inc., announced a recordbreaking year at the end o f the fiscal year, April 3. To­ tal aalea of $23,054,705 as compared to the year befora 'when sales were $17,105,824, a per share earnings o f $3.05, os compared to $1.72 the pre­ vious year. On May H , the board of directors of Eckerd Drugs o f Florida, Inc., declared a 100 per cent stock dividend on common stock to stockhold­ ers o f record as of the close o f hualnese June 8. The eash dividend on com­ mon stock payable on June 22 to shareholders o f record as o f the close o f business on June 8, was Increased from sevcn-and-ona-half-centa to 10 cents per share per quarter, on shares outstanding after the 100 percent stock divid­ end. “ We are certainly pleased,” said Eckerd, “ to have our faith In Florida’s future so well demonstrated. We have added eight Eckerd Drug Stores this past year. New, quality-economy stores, gear­ ed to meet the ever-increas­ ing needs of our customers." Commenting on the con­ stantly Improving service o f­ fered customers by the em­ ployees of Eckerd’s. Eckerd added, “ The record year has enabled the company to con­ tribute $111,000 to the em­ ployes profit-sharing trust fund, almost double the amount contributed last year. This trust fund Is presently shared by 301 employes." The Eckerd Drug chain with 37 stores In 18 Florida communities will spearhead a Kloride-Fun-Fur-AH program recently proclaimed by Gov. Hayden Duma, it was an­ nounced by Eckerd. Goal o f Uia Florida FunFor-All program, aa an­ nounced by Hums, will have more Floridans visit tourist Legion Unit Wins Honors fly Jane Caeeelberry ICE CREAM Vx GAL. 49* (Umit I) Limit Rights 6-12 INSECT TAMPAX REPELLENT ASPIRIN MANPOWER SHAMPOO Aerosol Deodorant ; •p DRUG & COSMETIC SPECIALS £ M A JO R LEAGUE BASEBALL NOW AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! PVC PIPE & FITTINGS USE THE BEST FOR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND OTHER COLD WATER TRANSFER PROBLEMS. NON-CORROSIVE EASY TO SOLVENT WELD W ALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH A V I . SANFORD. 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He’s an active third grader. But the world la compara­ tively new to Joe and every­ thing Is fascinating In him— nature, animals, mud, boys and girls. Unlike other third graden, Joe let down recently and be­ gan writing of his experiences, his likes and dislikes. Joe writes verse, like this entitled “ B oys.": Boys are made far climb* Ing waits, Bos a rt made for taklag * 9 MYLANTA (Reg. 1.19I Florida Youth Writes His Own Garden Of Verse 4 9 (tw T 100 JAC K ECK ERD area* and attractions In Flo­ rida during ths summer va­ cation aaason. As its part in tha program, tha Eckerd firm will pro­ mote a month-long photo contest during June with pri­ ses to be all-expense paid va­ cations in S t Petersburg. Major co operation has been obtained from the new, plush Gulf Lana Motel-Doatel on Indian ftocka Reach. All win­ ners will be hosted by this resort facility according to Ed Hickey, general manager. 5 S Reserved PRO Heed & Shoulders M sd. IS PROPERLY DESIGNED. 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Mud Is greasy slime, The unit history rum piled Mixed with some blech by Mrs. Joseph Clszewakl, grime. historian, won first place and It Is Just wet dirt. That can get ea your skirt. a citation. It's really a big mess, A special citation and a Alwaya on your pretty dresi, cash award waa presented for While adulti take many tho pretsbook entered by Mrs. 1^-onard -^C ass el berry, press- things for granted, exper­ iences make an Impact on Joe, bonk chairman. The Auxiliary meet was who wrote "F a rm i": Farms have pigs end hens. held at tho Sheraton Tampa Farms have a nest of wrens. Motor Inn. Farms have hay and oala, Kenneth Green was dele­ And snad ol* hilly goats. gate from l ’ost 250 at the It's more than dirt and sand state I.eginn convention held It Is the promised lend. at the Flniidan Hotel. When Joe grows up, he won't be a fireman or a Currying 30 pounds at an policeman or anything like altitude of 10,000 feet is ns that. 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Th« Clock la atlll trying to recover from the avalanche o f ealla about our picture o f Sanford’a “ myatery man." Charlie Morrison refutes to tell ua when the picture was made but it was after the in­ vention o f the telephone. • • • • A Youth Employment Sentide to be operated by students will be set up this summer in the Florida State Employ­ ment Office on French Ave­ nue. Last year the service registered 1,200 students and found jobs for 177. • • • What happened? Everyone will have a chance to see for themselves and draw their own conclusions. ABC-TV'e "W ide World of Sports" Sat­ urday will show a film of the Cassius Clay - Sonny Listen fight ( T). e e e Bird lover, Cora Spondenl (no relation to R. E. Porter) cautions motorists to slow down if they see a quail crosllng'lhe road as tha odds are, at this time of the year, she'll be followed by her tiny brood. e e • Mayfair Country Club golf course will be open Monday but will be closed Tuesday. Ordinarily the links are clos­ ed on Monday but the twitch was made to accommodate golfere who have a holiday Monday. • e e A membership drive witt be held during Juty for the Clnderville Volunteer F i r e Department, according to Mr*. Rex Uyrd. The Clnderville firemen are ready toeervo all residente of South Sanford and people in the area are strongly urged to eupport the organisation. Last week the department a»ii,le d in putting out two firce — one a large woods fire on Highway 40, two m llei east o f the Geneva bridge. Meeting nighta of the Clnderville firemen are the second Thursduy and fourth Monday of each month. • • • Ceremonies to mark official transfer of deed for the North Orlando recreation area fiom the North Orlando Com­ pany to tha Village ol North Orlando will ba held at 10:30 a.m Saturday tn tha village office. The public is Invited and refreshments will be ■erved. • • • Randall Chase, o f Sanford, will recelvt an honorary mem­ bership in the Florida Future Farmers at tta 37th annual state convention in Daytona Beach Juna 15-13. • • Sanford is a good place to live but the city has no image, no identity. It has no noteworthy attractions for tourists. Among Florida’s most interesting cities it rates near the bottom of the list. Even native Floridans, in other sections of the state, some times nre hard-pressed to tell you where the city is located. "Oh, that’s between Orinndo nnd Daytona.” "There’s a big lake there, isn't there?” "Is that on the St. Johns?” Some tourists used to be Tunnel­ ed through Sanford whether they liked it or not. Now, Interstate 4 whisks them around the city in a few’ minutes. If by chance the motorists happen to glance sideways while crossing the bridge, they mny get a faraway look at our city 'wny up there on the lake. It is not good to he recalled as a mere by-path on the road to cities o f well-known identification and well-established ininges. But nil this is changing. Our image is taking shape. Our identification is in the mak­ ing. The Lake Monroe Development Project is o ff the drawing board nnd ready for launching. Definite, painstaking, concrete steps taken recently by our City Commission, our County Com­ mission nnd our state legislators can assure us o f a bright future. A future than enn hold unlimited op­ portunities. Sanford need no longer be the forgotten city where the word “ progress” wns a tongue-twister nnd where growth was alwnys undertak­ en at a snail's pace. Our biggest assets, the St. Johns nnd Lnkc Monroe, have been stand­ ing by for yenrs on end. We hnve been content to let it bo. But our lake could he a jewel nnd our river a necklace. The time for action has conic nnd nur officials arc now eyeball to eye­ ball with reality. It has been a fruitful year so far. P l a n n i n g takes months. . .even years. In the days ahead we should renp the harvest o f the past labors of n lot of hardworking and prog­ ressive-thinking people. We congratulate everyone who has had a part in taking our drenm and forging it into a fact o f tomor­ row. • Thia weekend is a good time to remember disabled veterans of the Spanish-Amerlean War, World War I, W orld War II, Korean con­ flict and Viet Nam war. You can do this with a donation to the DAV by the purchase of a “ forget-me-not." • Eyeball To Eyeball • The Class o f ’42, Seminole High School, is atilt looking. “ Missing" classmates (or sponsors) a n Bernard Dceter, Robert Fruln, Lorraine Prateott, Emma Rowe, Donald Buyer, Jim Russell, Geraldine Couch, Alfred Batten, Joe Tenncnt, Olin King. HHFA Directs Canal To Detail Powers Bjr Paul Brookshire The St. Johns-Indian River Canal Diitrlct board o f direc­ tor* Thur.day voted to amend a leiriilative art under which it w-n* ael up ao tha district enn qtinllfy for funda from the limiting and Home Fi­ nance Agency. The It It FA notified the diatrict that Ita power* muat be apcllcd out in more detail before tt can approve a *54,000 loan to the diatrict. The diitrlct'a board o f di­ rector*, which met here Thuradey, la seeking the loan to comptft* an engineering report on the propoied can­ al. Chairman John Krlder said tta HHFA did . not reject or approve the canal’s applica­ tion but laid it muat he re­ submitted fo r conaideration. The HHFA said tha cur­ rent act under which the can­ al district waa set up did not contain any authority to con­ struct the canal or obtain righta-of-way. * * available and if there la district's attorney, Mack N. Cleveland Jr., also state sen­ an acceptable means o f re­ ator, is expected to introduce paying the loan. • • • the amendment in the Flori­ da legislature Monday. In other action, tiio dis­ The amendment will give trict*'* board of directors ap­ tha canal diatrict power to proved a payment o f 1 15,000 rontrnrt with the Florida to Reynolds, Smith ami Hills, Canal Authority to build the architects and engineer*, for canal. a preliminary engineering The HHFA also informed survey o f the canal. Also ap­ the district that it would proved was a 34,000 plus In­ consider application for a terest payment to the trus­ loan for construction o f the tees o f the Florida Internal entire canal if no other means Improvement Fund. Krider Informed the di­ rectors that the State Ruud Department's budget fo r 1005-00 includes an Item of *10,000 fo r survey of a road parrlli'ling the canal, Two minor changes in can­ al alignment also were dis­ cussed ^ 'd rile board * sgrecj to pay exp*. «** to aend Kridcr to the National Rivera and Harbors Congees- Con­ ference in Washington next month. Longwood Vole Staled Tuesday • The director* promptly voted to amend the act to In­ clude such authority. The County Viewed As Tinder Bex By Jane Caiselberry Cloudy skies this past week failed to live up to their promtics and the few drop* that fell left Seminole County thirstier than ever. With no appreciable rainfall since March, the county Is a tinder box and County Ranger Albert Harris and his Florida Forest Service crews ere on duty round the clock. He has checked out 53 fire* within the past two weeks dur­ ing which time 300 acres have burned in the county. Two hun­ dred of these acres burned near the county's Osceola air atrip in a fire o f Incendiary na­ ture, still under Investigation. Until drought conditions now existing are relieved, Harris requests that residents refrain from burning trash, or pro­ perty and ba careful with cig­ arettes and matches. Criminal carelessness In starting fire* may result in arrest, he warned. Choppers Crash, Nine Yanks Die SAIGON (U PI) Nine Americans were killed today when two U. 5. Army helicopt­ er* collided and b u n t Into flames over the Blen Hoa air base north of Saigon. The disaster came only 12 days after 27 Americana died • • • in a chain reaction explosion M n . Sara King, our librar­ on the fUghtllne of the jinxed ian, says th e n a n no asatcaa base. at the library and, therefore, they couldn't be dying for lark o f water. Sha aays her sta ff has been watering the United Press laieraaUaeal grass and shrubs and they Temperatures dipped toward look good. Also, M n . King freezing in Iowa early today says tonight will ba tha last as clear, cool weather spread Friday until fall that tha li­ over moat of the nation. Tem ­ brary will ba open until 9 perature* warn in tha 30a and dropping. Iowa Freezes LEE I’. Moure, member o f the Ixmrd for seven years, lias been appoint­ ed to the newly created position o f executive vice president - general mumtger o f Chase und C o m p a n y , effective Aug. 1. He will be in the o f f i c e beginning Tuesday. A nutive o f Palmetto, Moore ia mar­ ried to the former Anne Wiggins, daughter o f M. S. Wiggins, anlen manager-director o f the Chase firm fo r many years. 'W alk In Space' Flight Delayed CAPE KENNEDY (U PI) A planned attempt to rocket two U. S. astronauts on a rec­ ord four-day flight to conduct America's first “ walk in spsce” June 3 has been post­ poned. The launching of rookie as­ tronauts James A. McDivttt snd Edward H. White may be delayed at much as ooa week —to about June 10. By Donna Estes Longwood City Clerk Mr*. Onnle R, Shomate reports that MS persons are registered and eligible (o vote in the s|>ccla! city election Tuesday, The election is being held to fill the council seat left va­ cant by recent resignation of Council Chairman R. C. Carlion. Qualified candidates seeking the post are John Deaton, James Reiter, Homer Scott and Daniel Screeney. Screcney, whose qualifying petition was filed shortly be­ fore the May 22 noon dead­ line, accepted a draft by a group o f residents and ex­ pressed his regret that Carl­ son's HI health necessitated tils resignation. He further stated that Longwood has lost a ‘ ‘sincere and dedicated'' public servant. 5th Fatality Billy Dupree, 20, Safety Har­ bor, Injured early last Sunday morning In an automobila ac­ cident on Interstate 4 near the SR 434 overpass, died of his Injuries early Wednesday, it was learned today. ThL marks the fifth traffic fatality in Semlnoley County this year. Seminole County * * * ** on the St. Johns Kiver (Zb? * Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 teralfii * WEATHER: Thursday 01-65; ahowera Saturday, high 0 0; low tonight 65-70. VOL. 57 United Prcsa Leased "Wire Established 1003 FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1065 SANFORD, ________ _ FLORIDA NO. 200 Boat Works To Build $300,000 Cost Pictured By Boat Capital Pictured Southern Co. Lakefront Development Is Outlined A program to develop the shores of Lake Monroe Inin a facility that wtll make Sanford the recreational boating capi­ tal of Central Florida was re­ vealed today In a spectacular color drawing. (An abridged color version of the Lakefront Development Project is carried elsewhere lotl.y’. edition of The tieraid.) The actual 9 3 foot drawing by Architect James G. Chap­ man wilt be on display Satur­ day at Roumlllat A Anderson Drugs at First Street and Park Avenue. Architect John A. llurlnn IV was a consultant for he design. Tho rendering, financed by the Seminole County Chamber of oCmmerce, First Federal Savlngi and Loan Association, Florida State Itank and San­ ford Atlantic National Rank, wilt be on display at other lo­ cations in the downtown srea within the next few days. The drawing outlines the proposed marina proicct, the motel- hontol- restaurant com­ plex, l.nkc Monroe causeway and Tort of Santard. It also on­ i o n s the relocation of > Municipal Zoo and lank farm* and complete beautification the lakefront. Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. Inform­ ed The Herald this morning he had Introduced and pre-flled In the House a measure creating the "P ort Authority of Seminole County.” Direct­ ors, under the supervision of the Seminole County Com­ mission, would operate the “ Port of Sanford.” The City of Saufonl is mov­ ing ahead with the lakefront program. The city'i fiscal agent Lccdy, Wheeler, Alleman and Associates, of Or­ lando, already are preparing the bond ordinance for the city tn issue revenue certificates for llie first phase of construc­ tion, estimated to cost $400,000. Negotiations are now under way to determine what pri­ vate capital would be Inter­ ested in providing a top flight, qualify motel with restaurant and small convention facili­ ties. The city will provide Ihe lo­ cation, land and lakefront faci­ lities for the motel complex. The construction of the ma­ rina area will tie carried out In stages. In the first phase the city will bulkhead, fill and provide services for a 15 acre tract on which the motel-boatel complex would b« construct­ ed. The rily also would provide marina facilities for the area such as docks, floats snd ramps to serve nearly ISO boat* |n the first stage. Event­ ually a 30'acre landfill ia plan­ ned with 2,000 boat berths. Plans alio call for the re­ location of the zoo and lank farms with shopping areas to take their ptaeea. II AHOLD SLAMA. with one of his Tobin Iwntx, lotlny nnnmmml a $300,000 cximiirtion of the Southern Fiber Lillian Products oil Silver Luke Drive o ff South Sanford Avenue. (Heruld Photo) Forest Lake Rites Open Today EI.DEIt ARNOLD OIL KN1TTLE lly Maryana Mil** (Related detail* on pages 4 5-4-7.> Elder Jom ei Hamrick, paslor, In charge. Clasa Night will be at 3 p m. Saturday with David Wood, member of the senior class, as maslcr of ceremonies. Other weekend programs in­ clude Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. Saturday and Sundown Vesper Services late in the afternoon. Final graduation events will be conducted at 10 a.m. Sun­ day with Dr. Frank Knlttle, Graduation exercises fur 34 seniors of Forest Lake Acad­ emy, Seventh-day Adventist School in Forest City, will take plorc this weekend start­ ing with a Consecration Sor­ rier at 8 p m, today in the school gymnasium with Elder William Arnold, pastor ol the Mcllwurne Scventhday Ad­ ventist Church, presiding. Weekly worship services ol the Forest Lake Church will be combined with baccalaur­ eate at 11 a m. Saturday with Memorial Day Rites Set At Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Memorial Day Services will be held at 2 pin. Sunday it American Legion Memorial Park located on Lake Triplet Drive and Sunset Drive in Caiscllierry by American Leg­ ion Post 250 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10050. A parade will form at the town hall and all veterans and auxiliary members are invited to participate. Among those taking part in the parade will be Boy Scout St. Johns Traffic On Increase One-way water traffie on tha St. John River from Jacksonville to Lake Harnpy averages about (177,300 tons a year, the U. S. Army Corp* of Engineers revealed today in its latest report. The 1963 traffie on tha 160-mile stretch waa 669,000 tons. Increase In traffic tonnage on the Si. Johns water­ way is apare with inland waterways traffic pattern* in other parts of the nation. The year 1044 waa a record year for watarborn* eommerrr, according to tha latest figures o f tha Army Engi­ neers. An all-tim* high of 1.2 billion tons o f freight was carried by water. This was 72 million tons, or 64! par cent mors than the previous peak recorded in 1963. By far the greatest tonnage (466 million tons) waa carried on inland waterways. “The Nile of America** * * * * Little porta are far outstripping the growth rates o f many of their larger neighbor a, according to an article in Ihe May 26 edition of the Wall Strel Journal. Small porta alto are bringing new prosperity to many towns they serve, attracting industries with fat payroll* to inexpensive, roomy Industrial development sites near the water. 1'he smaller harbora are making deep Inroads in total maritime rommrrce, The Wail Street Journal contends. Inland cities, such ai Stockton and Sacramento are luring traffic away from the big port of San Francisco. Pascagoula, Miss., handled twice a* much cargo in 1964 as it did the year before. Voter* in Pascagoula backed a $2 million bond Issue to dredge a now channel and clear land fo r industrial attaa. Another |10 million ta M l ttoaa4 later financed ronaliuction of warehouses, berth#'Md 4 (rain elevator. ELDER HAMRICK vice president of Andrews University in Ucrrlan Springs, Mich., as commencement speaker. Diplomas will be presented by William Fuchs, principal of tlie Academy, as­ sisted by Miss Mary Elam, registrar. Officers of tlm graduating class are Bill McDowell, pres­ ident; Angel Zagorsky, vice president; Connie Arnold, sec­ retary; Jcanle Walker, treas­ urer; Paul Richardson, pas­ tor, and Greg Musslcwhitc, sergeant-at-arms. Class sponsors are Roger Miller, physical education di­ rector, and Clinton Anderson, English and art inslruclur, Sanford • Seminole Develop* ment Company today announce cd the expansion of Southern Fiber Glass Products, Inc., In* to one of the larger industrial manufacturing complexes in Central Florida. The boat company has con* traded to purchase ita prosent building of 30,000 squar* feet in Sanford Industrial Park. The development company also will construct an adja* cent building of 40,000 squat* feet for boat manufacturing. Southern Fiber Glass will move its entire operations Into the new complex from Orlando, It is estimated that the ex* pansion project will coat la excess of 3300,000. Southern Fiber Gtasa pro* sently Is producing the fiber glass Cotila boat. Twelve boat! up to the 17-foot category aro being produced dally at tha Sanford plant. The company also Is producing three to fon t larger craft dally at Ita Or* lando plant. President Harold Slams, o l Southern Fiber Glaat, said that combining the two opera* tions will improve production and centralize the company’s operations. The expanstoo la Sanford will mean employment at tb « Cobla plant will Increase from tho present 33 employes la iso. At tha peek o f produotlou, .^Approximately a n par* employed, Slama said. Slama said he waa very pleased with the local labor situation and that was an Im­ portant factor In the expan* tlon plans here. Negotiations for the expan* sion deal were handled by Sanford • Seminole Develop­ ment Company, of which CU6* ford McKIbbin la president, the Seminote County Chambef of Commerce's industrial com ­ mittee headed by Scott Burnt, and Howard llodges, president of Sanford AUantit National Bank. "W e are very pleated tn tn* nounce the expaniion o f tha Southern Fiber alas* opera* lions here," McKIbbin said, "It will be a big aaset to our community." The Sanford • Seminole De­ velopment Company's board a t directors also announced Ita third annuel dividend of 60 eente a th a n on company stock. PLAY IT COOT, SANTO DOMINGO (U PI) ~* Both aides In the Dominican conflict reacted cooly today to tho efforts of the Organization of American States to r*store normal conditions tn this di­ vided city. BURNS TO DEATH MIAMI (UPI) - Two yearold Stanley Pryor tinrued to death Thursday in a fire ap­ parently set by several young­ Troop 341 and three local Gold sters playing with matches. Star niothcri. The South Sem­ inole Junior High School Band, under direction of George Kirsten, will play for the march and during the program. Wreaths will be placed at the base of the flagpole in memory of fallen comrades by representatives of both posts. Principal speaker will be Rev. Lucai Grlle, minister of POWEItGLIUP. WSW TIRES LIST 3316S.M W e s t m i n s t e r Presbyter­ POWER STEER WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 363.H ian Church. Rev. Delmai 2 SPEED W IPERS Copeland, of Casselberry E /.-I WINDSHIELD Community Methodist Church, will give the invocation and benedletioa. POWERGLIDE. WSW TIRES LIST 9361343 I HP. WIPERS, WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 413.33 Tlie public is invited. Following the ceremonies, KZ-I WINDSHIELD VFW Post 10050 wfU hold a dedication and open bouse at the new post home on Concord Drive, LIST 3349449 116 Il.P. ENGINE It will be “ business as us­ EZ-I WINDSHIELD DISCOUNT 366.44 ual'' for all businesses and of­ WSW TIRES fices in Sanford, Monday, the day after Memorial Day, ex­ cept for the Naval Air Station, the post offices and the coun­ ty courthouae. Banka, merchants, grocery 1315 W. FIRST ST. park atores, City Hall and The San­ ford Herald will all "ca rry 122-4211 on” a regular business day. RED HOT S IZ Z L IN G SPECIALS! NEW. *65 IMPALA 4 DR. SALE •2720J# NEW *65 BEL AIR 4 DR. SALE »252P* NEW *65 CORVAIR MONZA CPE. _______________ SALE >2196* HOLLER MOTOR SALES am 4 : � 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. 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Ctn. 25c Tide 71c Wesson Oil 69c Margarine 39c �I t-*-"** When the telephone ring* at the home of District 3 Commissioner L a w r e n c e Swofford It’s usually some­ one with a road problem. When the Seminole Coun­ ty Hoard o f Commissioners meets, Swofford usually pre­ sents a list o f mads In his district that need mainten­ ance or roads and, streets that he wants taken into the county road system. Swofford says he knows of some roads bring main­ tained by the county on which there are no houses. Swofford advocates discon­ tinuance o f service on some roads and adding others for maintenance. The latest he had added to the aystem are Iluhson Hoad, Adair Avenue and Lake Marion Drive in the Sanlando area. Swofford auggesta a “ re­ vised policy" on adding roads to the county system. Commissioner C h a i r man John It. Alexander says he doesn't believe there is any* thing wrong with the present road policy. He says a certain numher of milca of road are being taken into the ayatem each year. 11Roads with several houaet on them are given prior­ ity over roads with Just one house," he says. Commissioner John Fit*Patrick says he'd like to see a list of roads on which Swof­ ford wants discontinuance of maintenance. a • a Joe Akerman ami hla wife, rrlneeis, of Lake Mary were proud spectators at all the ceremonies l a s t Saturday honoring hia famous astro­ naut cousin, John Young, in Orlando. They were among the classmates and relatives who enjoyed • short reunion with the busy hometown he­ ro after the eeremoniea were completed. Many anectotes were rxchenged about the old daya when John waa growing up in Orlando. Ak­ erman is a science teacher at South Seminote Junior High School and hia wife ia finan­ cial aecretary there. City Water Marines Due Cutoff Citizens of Sanford should take their baths and get all final drinks of water before 10:30 p.m. tonight, because after that the water will be shut off all over the city for several hours. City Manager W. E. Knowles said today that the shut-off is made necessary in order that city water lines along 25th Street, nowundergoing reconstruction, can be lowered. MWe are doing it at this late hour in order not to inconvenience our citizens any more than necessary,” Knowles said. Seminole County « * * * Phone 822-2611 United Press Leased Wire # Established 1908 THURSDAY, APRIL 29. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 179 Causeway Pushed Lake Roadway Would Cost $3.5 Million By Paul Rrookuhlre Sen. Mark Cleveland Jr. and Rep, S. Joseph Davis Jr. said today they would make a conceited effort to include funds for a Lake Monroe causeway in the governor’s 8360 million road bond pro­ gram. W. E. KNOWI.ES m w A... BRIEFS Seattle Jolted SEATTLE (U P I)—A strong, rocking earthquake Jolted the Seattle area about 8:30 a.in. (PDT) today. Stiff Fight PARIS (U P I)-F ra n ce and Russia have agreed to back the idea of a Cambodian con­ ference but are running into stiff opposition from Commu­ nist China. Huge Profits The causeway, first propos ed in 1957, almost became a reality until the advent of In­ terstate 4 shunted it into the background, The four - lane rnuseway would run from the end of French Avenue (U. S. 17-92) in Sanford to Enterprise, con­ necting b'uufutd directly with the Deltona and Orange City areas in South Volusia Coun­ ty. The proposed four - mile span would cost an estimated $3.6 million as originally planned. "I will do everything within my power to get this project included in the Governor’s program," Davis suid today from his office in Tallahassee. “ It would be a great boon to our area and open up South Volusia County to our trading area," he added. Tlie 8300 million bond pro­ gram to improve the etate’a primary highway eystem did not contain one dollar for Seminole County. "1 don't know If I will be able to aupport the Govern­ or's bill as It now stand* be­ muse it by.pesses Seminole County entirely," Davis de­ clared. “ And I can assure you that I am very Interested In getting something for Seminole County out o f the governor's program /' he said. Senator C l e v e l a n d said Seminole County would not benefit from the Governor's program at all at it now stanils, “ I am all In favor of get. ting thia causeway included in this bond program," Cleve­ land declared. "Certainly our area needs It very badly." The Senator indicated there may lie tough sledding for the Governor’s program aa now outlined because it by­ passes many citiee end coun­ ties, such as Sanford and Seminole. The rausaway would return to 17-92 much of the traffic !oat to 1-4 and prevent the lose of millions o f dollars In­ vested in motels, restaurants, filling stations and other businesses from Winter Dark to DeLand, authorities be­ lieve. DETROIT (U P D -G en ers! Motors made 8638 million in the first quarter of 1965, the ATLANTA (UPI) — Per­ most money ever earned by sonal Income In the Southeast an industrial firm in a threee • a climbed aeven per cent to a month period. South Seminole Junior High School Civics teacher, record 179.8 billion in 1964, the Mrs. Jo Ann Rowe was as­ U. S. Department of Com­ tonished last week when she merce said today. CANBERRA (U P I)-P rlm c Record gains were made in was called out of clnsa to re­ Minister Robert Mcnzies an­ ceive a phone call from Mrs. every state, the department nounced that Australia will Haydon Duma, wife of the said. send a battalion of about 800 The aeven per cent Increase infantrymen to support the governor. Mrs. Rowe is tak­ ing a group o f her top stu­ was compared with a six per anti-Communlsl war in South dents for a tour o f Tallahas­ cent inrreasc nationally. Viet Nam, Contributing to the regionat see and had written to inquire about visiting the governor's gain were substantial salary mansion never expecting a increase* in construction and SEOUL (UPI) — Malaysian personal Invitation by phone manufacturing, coupled with prime minister Tengku Abdul above average Increases in all from Mrs. Hums herself. Rahman met today with South • • • other major private non-farm Korean President Park Chung Bid of $123,924, submitted industries. lice. They agreed that Com­ Total Income Increased b> by B. B- Sweat & Son of New munist aggression In Viet Smyrna Beach, has been ap­ more than 85.2 billion over Nam and other Aslan coun­ proved for building a six 1963, the department said. tries must be stopped. Florida led the southeastern classroom, library, ami ad­ ministrative addition at the italcs in total personal In­ Enterprise Elementary School come with 813 billion. Virginia WASHINGTON (UPI) to replaca that part o f the had 89.7 billion, North Caro­ school plant which burned lina 89.2 billion, Georgia 81.3 Health. Education and Wel­ last summer. The new build­ billion, Tennessee 87 billion, fare Secretary Anthony J. ing is to be completed by Louisiana 80.5 billion, Alabama Cclcbrcezzc opened testimony 85.9 billion, South Carolina 81.2 before the Senate commerce Aug. 20. e • • billion, MUsUskppl 83 3 bil­ committee today on health Tom Gilchrist, Jr., vice lion and Arkanaaa 83.2 billon. care for the elderly. Despite administration support of the president and general man­ 86 billion overall program as ager of WESH-TV, will speak it passed the House, Senate at the monthly dinner meet­ Democratic whip Russell R. ing of the Sanford Shrine Club tonight. Hia subject TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Long (La.) indicated he may will be: “ The Future Poten­ The Senate highway aafety offer a substitute. committee today approved a tial o f Seminole County." s e e measure which would raise Use Of every 10 women art t i l ­ age requirement* for opera ed, only one ia convicted. tors and restricted driver* (Never underestimate t h e license*. WASHINGTON (UPI) - “ a U. S. spy plane RB-17 ille­ power of a woman.) The bill, as amended by the e e e committee, would raise the For the 11th time since the gally intruded into the air “ Be Kind To Animals age requirement for an ope­ Korean War armistice of 1953, above Sinchang and Blwon at W eek" is coming up May 2-8. rator's license from 18 to 17 an American plane h n been noon Wednesday and conduct­ So Is “ National M u s i c and the requirement for a attacked by Communist North ed reconnaissance. “ An Air Force unit of the restricted license from 14 to Korean Jets—this time over Week." e e e heroic Korean Peoples Army internatkmal waters. 15. Gov. Burne has proclaimed The Defense Department re­ shot down the spy plane at The measure also would re­ Saturday, May 1, as Law quire person* under the age of ported that two Russian-built 12:31, dealing a powerful blow Day, USA, in Florida. He 18 years using restricted liccn North Korean MIGIT jet fight­ in a self-defense measure," the calls on all Floridans to Join sea to be accompanied by a ers fired on an Air Force RB47 dispatch laid. In a national observance of licensed driver of at least 21 reconnaissance plana Tuesday The Pentagon said the siathe American heritage o f in­ years of age. Instead o f the night over International water* engine RB47 waa on a "routine dividual liberty under law. present requirement of 18. more than 50 miles off the mission" over the Sea of Ja­ pan and was flying parallel to North Korean coast. OPTIMISM the Korean coaat when it was The plane, which csriies a TWO PAYDAYS ROCK ISLAND, HI (UPI) - crew o f aix. returned safely hit by the two MIGs. The U. S. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) mptoyea o f atete Institu- The crest of the century's to Yokota Air Base, Japan. plane returned the fire, but it ons will receive their pay- worst Upper Mississippi flood None of .he trewmen was in­ waa not known with what reaulti. iecka twice e month instead Inched by here today and resi­ jured, officials f aId. The official North Korean I once monthly beginning dents expressed cautious opti­ 231 REDR DIE me 1, Gov. Heydon Burn* mism in their fight against the news agency, in a dispatch monitored today in Tokyo, said SAIGON ( U r jj - Govern river. Aussie Aid Agreement Substitute? Driving A ge Law May Be Altered Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Wednesday 90-69; fair thru Friday, high about 80; tonl);ht 60-55. Sanford Manager Monroe Wins State Honor Florida Leads Income Increase Rebel Forces Entrenched In Santo Domingo on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America” ■ VOL. 67 Warren E. Knowles, San­ ford’* city manager for the past 11 year*, waa named preitdent.of the Florida City Managers Association at the annual meeting of the organi­ zation in Fort Lauderdale Wednesday. Knowles was elevated to the top position from the office of vice president which he held last year. Recently Knowles received recognition from the Interna­ tional City Managers Associa­ tion for 13 years of public ser­ vice. In 1937, three years after coming to Sanford, Knowles was presented with the DUttngulshed Service Award from the Sanford - Seminole Jiycees and this group again honored him in 1962 with the Good Government Award. Formerly city manager of Berwick, Me., and Derry, N. If., he holds a degree in civil engineering from the Univer­ sity of Maine and has done graduate work in public ad­ ministration. National recognition also was accorded Knowles for his reorganization of the city pub­ lic works department. He is ■ member of the Seminole County water control and con­ servation committee and a former member of the Semi­ nole County utility franchise directive committee. Shield Americans DEMOCRATIC WOMEN’S Club of Scmlnolo County officcra were initialled Wednesday after­ noon by Mrs. Ella Dclierard, DeLand, ntate president. Pictured, seated: Mrs. Jane Adriutico (left), secretary, nnd Mrs, Michael Caolo, vice president; standing: Mrs. DeBerard, Mrs. W. Vincent Roberts, president, and Mrs. Walter A. Giclow, treasurer. (Herald Photo) 'Great Society' M rs. W . V . Roberts County Question Plans Lead To Heads Demo Women Sfalls Action By Welfare Cut Community Unit r By Dorle Williams The Democratic Women’s WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e Club of Seminole County met House appmprislions commit­ Wednesday afternoon at the tee, hopeful that President Mayfair home of Mr*. W. Vin Johnson’ s Great Society pro­ cent Roberts with the instal­ grams will begin reducing re­ lation of (he recently elected lief roils in the next year, to­ officers the main item on the day cut 8212 million from Ills agenda. request fur welfare assistance Mrs. Ella DeBerard, of De funds. Land, president of the Demo Johnson asked 83 2 billion to critic Women's Club of Flor­ help the stales pay their re­ ida, installed Uie following rf lief costs in the fiscal year ficcrs: beginning July 1. The reduced Mrs. Itotrcrts, president; funds were contained in a Mrs, Michael Caolo, vice pres 87 96 billion money bill cov Went; Mrs. Jane Adrlatlco cring labor programs and secretary, and Mrs. Waller A health, education and welfare Gielow, treasurer. activities. Mrs. Robert* made an ap­ The welfare cut would leave federal aid for state public propriate response, stating the assistance programs f 187.9 main purpose and project o( million below the current ap­ the club is to hive all Demo­ cratic women of the county propriation level. Join the organization and support their party in the hopes that Seminole County will have PITTSBURGH (U PI) — the largest representation in The executive board of the the state. New members welcomed at United Steelworkers (1J8W), overriding opposition within the meeting were Mrs. S. J. its ranks, today recommend­ Davis Jr., Mrs. Paul Haney, ed approval of a four-month, Mrs. Joseph O'Connor and no-strike rontrset extension. 3frs. A. L. White, of Sanford, Mrs. Donald LeFlls, The recominendsllon will and go to the union’s 163-mem- Osteen. Mrs. Eugene Gllmartln, out­ her wage policy committee, which s s i expected to for­ going president, was present­ mally accept the extension ed an engraved gilt memento agreement. from the members as a token No-Strike Pact Red Korean Jets Fire On U. S. Plane AU planes relumed safely meat forces sided by armed U 5. helicopters have killed 231 and there was little anti-air­ Communist guerrillas and cap craft fire. lured 57 In three major as In Sydney, the Australian siu lu against the Viet Cong. government announced it was Two of the operations were tending a battalion of about airborne and amphibious as­ 800 combat troops to South saults agsinst Communist Viet Nam to aid the Ameri­ training centers In (be Mekong cans and Vietnamese in the delta 50 and to miles south ol war against the Viet Cong. Saigon. Australia now has about too The third major attack was advisers and transport pilots agsinst Viet Cong positions in in South Viet Nam, Quang Nam province 370 miles In the Mekong delta section northeast of Saigon and west where the government hoped of Da Nang. to clear out thia CommunistIn the air war, a force of 51 Infested swampland south ol U, S. Air Force, Navy and the capital one American heli­ South Vietnamese planes car­ copter pilot was wounded toried out a successful series of dsy. Two other Americans ■trikes against bridges, high­ were killed Wednesday when ways and communications In the offensive opened. Their North V*et Nam. deaths wera reported earlier. i '( appreciation (or valued ser­ vices rendered, Departing tor Tallahassee today to attend a state quarter ly meeting were Mrs. Roberts and Mrs, Dc llcrard, who also will be guests of the Legis­ lature and luncheon guests ol Mrs. Haydon Bums at the Governor’s mansion. Following the business sess­ ion the hostess served a dellnous dessert course on the patio surrounding the pool. The next regular tm-eUng Is echedhlcd Wednesday, at 8 p. m. at the Health Center on French Avenue with all women Democrats Invited to attend. Community Action Commitlee was stalled Wednesday when it was revealed by Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, chairman, that the County Commission failed to approve t resolution of participation. County Commission Chair­ man Jphn Alexander explain­ ed that County Attorney Har­ old Johnson objected to the word “ participation" without a clearer Interpretation of how much money the “ participa­ tion" would Involve, After considerable discuss­ ion, Johnson ard Alexander agreed lo draw up a resolution that would meet the approval of county commissioners. Dr. Itoherta Instructed a committee to procerd with Two Seminole Counly men completion of the application arrested Wednesday morning for study grant funds from the for a traffic violation in Or- U. S. Office of Economic Oplando, were turned over to jporlunlty, pending approval ol Seminole Sheriff J. L. Hobby i a resolution of "recognition" to face breaking and entering I from the County Commission, Two Men Face Burglary Charge charges here. The Iwo are Leon Harris and William David Jackson, troth In their 20s. They are charged in Iwo In stancea of breaking and enter ing Tuesday night at Hoot's Hideout and Kuhn's Realty, troth in the Sanlando Springs area. Among items reported stolen were a gun, beer, re­ cording machine and money out of coin boaea. Some of the loot waa recovered, Hobby said. The men also are believed to be guilty of a burglary In Orange County, Tuesday night. “ We think these two art responsible for several break­ ing and entering* In Seminole and Orange counties," Sher­ iff Hobby n id . Fatal Crash BRADENTON (UPI) A chartered bus carrying mem­ ber* of a high school-chorus to a state singing tournament skidded on a rain-slick high­ way and tlainmed Into a de­ livery truck Wednesday. Two persons were killed end II others Injured. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rleo (UI’ I)— U. 8. Marines took up combat positions arouml the Polo Ground refugee center in Santo Domingo to­ day to protect Americana caught up in the Dominican Republic insurrection. The U. S. Marine landing waa the first in Latin Amer­ ica since 1928 when they landed In Guatemala. Street fighting waa report­ ed in the heart o f the capital where rebel f o r c e s w e r e strongly entrenched. So fur the Marine* have not been direetiy involved In the “ very tense and very eerioua" situation. They have fired no shots. An estimated 400 Domin­ ican* have been kilted and an­ other 1,200 reported wounded In the fighting. NO U. 8. CASUALTIES No Amerieun casualties have born reported. The fighting was between leftist force* loyal to ousted President Juan Bosch, now in exile in San Juan, and mill* tary units which deposed him in 1063, A rebel move to re­ turn him to power began last Saturday. Tlio so-called loyal force arrayed against the Bosch supporters are under com­ mand of air force Brig. Gen. Elias Wesln y Wessin. They appeared to hava an edge over tho Bosch forces and Wednesday declared, appar­ ently prematurely, that the revolution was crushed. The military overthrew Bosch originally because ha was considered too friendly with Cuba's Fidel Castro. FOR PROTECTION WASHINGTON (U PI) — The White House said today that President Johnson's dis­ patch o f : Marines to the Dom­ inican Republic waa solely to protect American lives. Press Secretary George K. Reedy made the statement when asked about reports that the action waa taken to prevent a Castro • directed Communist takeover o f tho Latin American country, Reedy cited Johnson's statomont Wednesday night that he had ordered the Marines In to protect the lives o f Americans and other foreign­ ers in Santo Domingo. Before announcing the bla­ ring lending Wednesday night, Johnson and Central Intelli­ gence Director William F. Raburn briefed congressional leaders of both parties at tha White House. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, charged today that the United Ktatee had “ grossly Interfered" In the internal affairs of the Dom­ inican Republic. EXPLORER UP WASHINGTON (U PI) The United State* today suc­ cessfully launched a windmillshaped beacon Explorer satel­ lite as the first step In a pro­ gram aimed at measuring the size and shape of tha earth and variational field. o/DENMAN TIRES! INCLUDING HARD-TO-FINU WIDE WHITEWALLS AND TUBE TYPE Tilt KB. SAVE UP TO em 0 BUDGET TERMS— NO CARRYING CHARGES TIRES COMPLETE BRAKE AN D FRONT END 405 W. Flrnt BL HANFORD, FLORIDA REPAIR �I Home Economist r Group Elects Violet Segrest DeBary Barracks Meetings Held At Center Representative* from varlous Seminole County clvle organisation* and agencies, along with intereited indivi­ duals, met at the County Agricultural Center a* a "home economist advisory committee” to work with Agricultural Extension A fe n u Mia* Myrtle Wilson and Cecil Tucker. Officers elected for the newly formed commlttco are Mrs. Violet Segrest, chair­ man; Mr*. R. G. llrlsion, cochairman, and Mrs. Charles Stewart Jr., secretary. Others present for the meeting were Mrs. W. 0 . Stewart, Mrs. Virginia Petroakl, Mrs. Mary Merritt. Mrs. Grace Fisher, Mrs. C. M. Boyd, Mrs. Marlon Miller, Mrs. Harriet Hearn, Mrs. Maryann Miles, Mrs. W. R. Eggera, Rev. Paul Bickci and Dr. Frank Leone. Purpoee o f the group will be to serve In an advisory capacity to the Extension Service In bringing it* pro­ gram to all people o f the community. Miss Wilson, explaining work of her deportment, pointed out that Home Dem­ onstration la eoncemad with the greatest business In the world. . .the huilnese In the home. Agente help people to Identify their needs and problem* and to work out so­ lutions to altuatlons exper­ ienced In everyday living. She gave an illustrated Ulk on how Extension Serv­ ice seek* to aid families by teaching health and safety, family economics, family Ufa education, home management, housing and furnishings, foods and nutrition, and clothing and textiles. Miss Helen Holstein, dis­ trict home demonstration agent who alio ws* present for the session, stressed the fart that th# County Agri­ cultural Extension flervlc* is a part o f the University of Florida and that the county extension agents are actual­ ly assistant professor* In agriculture and homa eco­ nomics who are located in each county throughout the state. T u c k e r introduced the morning discussion by asplaining what Co-operative Extension, Home Demonstra­ tion, Agricultural and 411 work Is. He presented Inter­ esting surveys and facta on altuatlons In Seminole Coun­ ty in relation to population and growth and what they mean in term a o f economic and social situations. Those (n attendance par­ ticipated tn general discusalon on need* and problems o f people in the county. Next meeting of the com­ mittee was set for 0 e.m. May 17 at tha Agricultural Center. World War I Veteran*, Ii«, racks 1107, and the Au­ xiliary Unit, o f DeBary, held April meetings at the Com­ munity Center. The auxiliary charter was draped in memory of the late Mr*. Lovett Fitxrandolph and prayer* were offered for the late Melvin Eddy, national commander, ami for members on tbe lick HatTwo new members, the Mlisea Clara and Hope Sav­ age, were welcomed. Special guest* included Mr*. Hard Colly er, state president; Mrs. Lillian Stew­ art, district 7 president; Sir*. Margarlie Strang, district h a p I a I n , and Margaritte Holmes, gusrd. Announcement was madn that the district meeting will ha held In Apopka, May 8, beginning at 11 a.m. State Convention will be held June 11-13 in Miami at the Ever­ glade* Hotel and the Nation­ al Convention will be held in San Diego, Calif. Honored guests for the Barracks meeting were Roy Gamble, district 7 commander; Mike Dwyer, legislative counsultant o f Barracks 830; Dorr Worchester, district 7 deputy Inspector; Bill Coveney, district 7 past command­ er; Dick Ainsworth, district chaplain; Georgs Bashars, past commander o f Sanford Barracks; John J, Garvin and Fast Commandsr R. E. Mc­ Donald, DeLand Barracks; Bert Shane of Melbourne and Georga A. Snyder o f Cow Creek. Conference D i s t r i c t Superintendent Rev. T. H. Norton will con­ duct a Quarterly Conference at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the ra*w||H.rry Community Meth­ odist Church. Church depart­ ment heads will present their reports at this time. ^! j . SERVING on the newly formed home cconomint advisory committee for Seminole County will be Mr*. It. G. Brinson, Ml** Myrtle Wilson, and Mis* Helen Holstein (aeftted, left to right) and (hack) Cecil Tucker, Mr*. Charles Stewart Jr. and Mrs. Violet Segrest. (Herald Photo) NEWLY ELECTED officers of the Genevn Youth Club are (left to right) Mrs. Margie Kinnatrd, sponsor; Jack Tiltmitn, president; Sheila Mathleux, secretary; J. V. Stowell, vice president and treasurer, and Mrs. Oliver Mathleux, sponsor. (Herald Photo) i ww p is ren r~y :• rfr1rfn r r r-s p»i —e r-st stf* A prove! at the next meeting. Included In the new by-law* are that no duet will Iw charged; that any member may hold office and vote, and that general marling* are In be held on the fourth Tuesday o f Beptamber, D e c e m b e r , April, and May. Tha formation of a lay committee Independent o f the PTO, composed o f five to seven volunteers, Is included In the new by-laws. Purpose of this committee, which will elect Its own president, Is to increase ths awareness of parents and provide more op­ portunity for rn-ordlnaliim In-1wren parents and teacher*. The committee will ronduct three grads level meetings each semester and the com­ mittee president will attend all county meeting* and some school board meeting*. Serving on the committee this year are Charles McIn­ tosh, chairman; David Tilaon, A. 1- Watson, Itev. Jack Lindsay and Frank Fox. Aa a pilot project for grad* lavs! meetings, third grada parents met with teacher* p r e c e d i n g tills month's business meeting to discuss leaching problem* and methods. Parent* were given TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Take ISOO.OOfl in Democratic party fundi and an audit, mix them together with one em­ barrassed Democrat and one angry one, and you have the recipe for a hot exchange o f word*. That's whnt boiled over in the Huuie elections commit­ tee when Tampa Democrat I’hil O'Hara told the state party rhairman an audit of the Democratic committee fails to account properly for n hulf-miltion dollars. "BEAR LAKE" front end nuto tag i* displayed by Ru**ell Loom!* and Mra. Fran Carpenter. Tag* are available in the area from Dick Ostrundcr, president of the Hear Lake Community Club. (Hcruld Photo) Business Brief A t Thompson's Station By Marysaa Miles Bear Laka Cub Pack 230 will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at ths Bear Laka Elementary School. Them* for tha eve­ ning will be "South of th* example* of reading and the Border." new modem math and were There will be a display of given opportunity to observe article* made by the boys on school work in tha classroom this them* and several dens will present skit*. A Inter question and i awer period was conducted lief nr* the general membe ship with taachara answering questions presented by ths lay committee. Following the meeting re­ freshments were served by Mr*. Ann Riley, Mrs. Hupe, x and Mrs. Lopes. HAYNF.VILLE, Ala (U P D An Alabama grand Jury today indicted three Ku Klux Klsnimen on murder charges in the ntghlrldcr staying of civil rights worker Mrs. Viola Gregg Llurio. ! I j "Hospitality Days" have been set Friday and Satur­ day at Thompson's Phillips 66 Service Station at the corner o f Mellonvllle and Celery Avenues. James L. film ) Thompson nnd Douglas (Doug) Thomp­ son arc calling the two-day celebration a "get-acquainted event." They invite the public to come by and meet them. Free philodendron p i a n t e , Iloyal Crown sodas, balloon* and lollipops will be given away all during tha two-day fete. In addition, a professional clown haa been engaged to entertain visitors and cuatomsrs while they era being serviced. One free six-pack o f Royal Crown colas will be given to each customer and Inildn each carton the recipient will find a certificate that enti­ FAT OVERWEIGHT "A s usual, Mr. O'Hnra Is Available to you without n our pro­ cscrip veritable wellspring of mis­ doctor's prescription, information," he charged. "I duct called OdrlneX. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily awallowed. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. The primary department Odrinex cost* |3.00 and is acid on this guarantee: I f not operetta, "Goldilocks nnd the ■atisfied for any reason, Just Three Bears," will be present­ return tho package to your ed by grades one, two, and druggist and get your full three of Oviedo School at money back. No question* 7:30 p.m. Friday In the schoot asked. Odrinex is aold with thla guarantee by; auditorium. All parents and friends of the students are McReynold* Drug Store — Hanford — Mail Orders Filled. invited to attend. tles him to a free lubrication Job on hla ear when the em­ pty bottlea are returned. Tha aervlee station first opened in November of 1061! and ainct that time haa been operated by tha Thompsons, a father-and-snn team. Hours o f service during the open house are from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS The 1964 Real Estate Tax List of the City of Sanford. Florida, la ponied on the bulletin board at the front door of the City Hall In the Ctty of Sanford, Florida, and on the bulletin hoard at the front door of the Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Florida, and will remain no posted for a period of four consecutive weeks. All real estate upon which the 1964 taxea have not been paid and against which certificate haa not already been iaaued to the City of 8anford, will be sold at Public Auction on the 27th day of May, 1965, commencing at 10:00 o’clock A. M. at the front door of the City Hall In tha City of Sanford, Florida. Model Railroads Intrigue Burglar COVENTRY. England (UPI) —A burglar who broke into the headquarters of the Coven­ try Model Railway Club was so impressed with the minia­ ture layout that he did not Itcal anything. The would-be thief left a note congratulating club mem bers for the intricacy of their work. He alio left hia burglar tools. H. L. Whelchel City Clerk — Tax Collector ; , ; 99 "DOUG" THOMPSON THE THOMPSONS IN VITE EVERYONE TO TH E —1 f THOMPSON'S ||l J "JIM " U THOMPSON resent the inference that Tarty money has been misap­ propriated." For hi* part, O'Hara, n member of the Hillsborough County Democratic commit­ tee discussed an omnibus bill to revise election law*. Left out was the current provision requiring a public audit o f state political party commit­ tees. Goodrich explained the omission was inadvertent and was being remedied. ZCpApitatity (DaifA I•-J _ „ 31;* tfrnufurb V rralb I'uhlUkrri llallf rarrpt Bat. nr4«r, SaaSar aa* rhrlith» i publishes tatwrSa, S is n t l i i Chrltnaaa b, Tfca Baafara Hera IS. HI W 1st Bt. saafari, riarlSs. SrrnaS Class P.stsas rale at *aa(arS, Via. tatM tltllaa Matsa b* Carfieri Wsrk a* Tsar U *t Warren Goodrich, the chair­ man, sprang to his feet at the suggestion. $$ & *:> April 29. 1065 Oviedo Operetta 'Hospitality Days' Set Sets Meeting Three Indicted Hrralb Page 2 B rin g s H o t E x c h a n g e Cub Pack 230 [ 0anfurS ? O n H a lf M illio n $ $ Longwood P TO Has Election By Deaaa Ihtes New officer* ware elected at the April masting o f the liongwood Elementary Farent-Teachar Organisation held In tha school auditorium. Named were Mra. Gladys Filolan, president; Mrs. Pa­ tricia Lindsay, first vies pres­ ident; Mrs. Betty Adams, sec­ ond vies president; Loula Koaky, third vies president; Mra. Jeanette Tclera, secre­ tary, and Eugana Jacques, treasurer. Others nominated for o f­ fices were Leon Klrkham for president, Mra. Joyce Lopes for first vies president, Mrs, Emm* Hope for second vice president, Mrs. Batty Cor many for secretary, and Mrs. Virginia DelVlllaggio a n d Mr*. Margarat lleltna for treasurer. Serving on tha nominating committee were L. C. Riley, Mra. Jackla Tilton, Mrs. 1/mlte Bell, Mra. Mary Row ell, Mrs. Eva Jo Hicks, and Mra. DclVillaggio. The naw officer* will be in stalled at the May meeting. Copies o f tha old bylaw s of tha organisation and pro posed new one* were distrib­ uted to the membership for comparative study and ap 91;* V 66 SERVICE M r i - i * "Hospitality Days" Friday, April 30th and Sat, May 1st • i d PHILODENDREN PLANTS—ROYAL CROWN SODAS,—BALLOONS AND LOLLIPOPS FOR HIE KIDS. PROFESSIONAL CLOWN TO ENTERTAIN. I ONE 6 PK. CARTON OF ROYAL* • CROWN THAT INCLUDES A COU-[ Types Motor Repair Washed or Waxed I PON FOR A FREE LUDE JOB WHEN t ‘ THE EMPTIES ARE RETURNED. • FREE P IC K -U P AND DELIVERY Lubrication - Tire Repair Tires - Tubes - Batteries »'j|j| .if: J PROM MOO TO YOU S M I* ■J v s tfo a s l H tH y f t H 26I» BO. FRENCH AVB-, SANFORD AT THE CLOVERLEAF "IXK’ATED BEHIND THE BLUMBERLAND COURT MOTEL" ROUTE 17-92, DEUARY W ELCOM E ST. AUGUSTINE . 301 E. PLYMOUTH AVE., DELAND . . NOW SERVING 15 AREAS CASTLE FARMS . . . FLORIDA’S FASTEST GROWING MILK PRODUCERS. Oil ACCESSORIES Vacuum Service CORNER MELLONVILLE AND CELERY AVE. BIG refreshing difference STOP BY AND GET ACQUAINTED! �96« RraTorl I n a l 'April 29, 1865 — Paw S Tribe Opens Tourney Tonight sports s'f t i n g s b y b a rr y la w es Several televliion aeaioni *go, Bullwinkle Mooie, hero of the kiddie aet in enrtoen land, had a hair-raising adventure in fighting o ff ruittera trying to ateal the herd at Bullwinkle'* worm ranch. Naturally, Bullwinkle won hla battle, defeated the ruetlere and began driving hla worm herd to market. In and out of the ground the tvorma tunnelled, making their way to the rail head, Bullwinkle and hla cowboy (or ahoutd that be worm bey?) crew "heading them up and moving them out." The point o f all thia being, it left ua with the misconception of a worm ranch operating much like a cattle ranch, with a number of wranglera taking care of the herd. Well, ’tain't an! aa we recently found out. But operatkn of a worm farm I* a faaclnating business. « • f • • Scene of our expanding education was the Oviedo Worm Farm on SR 419, east o f Oviedo, operated by Charlie and Lynetta Mueller. Not only do they raise worms—they must now have over a million of them — but they raise crickets as well. The worm beds are long low boxes about four feet by eight feet, filled with peat . . . and worms. The Muellers raise two kinds o f worm, Georgia Bed Wlgglera and African Night Crawlers, and according to Charlie, the Red Wigglera are the beat. They are small—only about three Inches in length— and they live up to their name. Their never-ending action on the end of a hook Is pretty hard for any fish to refuse. The Night Crawlers, which obtain a length up to 10 inches, are a much fatter and more sluggish worm . , . effective, ye, but not aa good bait aa the Wigglera. And it’s no easy task to raise worms. Like any crea. ture they must be fed and watered every day and their beds must be constantly turned to keep the peat from parking. But there is no problem with a depleting stock. Kvery worm egg (and there's no sex differentiation! produces four to 10 worms. And eggs are forever being planted. One very Interesting fart about worms is that their oil is used by skin divers on their bodies as protection from the cold. • s e e s But. if the worms were Interesting to us. the crickets were fascinating. On the dav o f our visit. It was the wildest maternity ward imaginable. Nearly 1,100 crickets were busily lay­ ing aggi— up to 10 a day each—whirh will produce mora than 20.000 crickets within two week*. Crickets, like so many creatures, dig burrows for their eggs, lay them, cover them, and go away to let nature take Its eourse. It's music to their ears, the Mueller'a sav, In speak­ ing of the aound of crickets chirping. If they wake up at night and don't hear anything, they rush to see what’s the matter. And Charlie made one thing very clear: the best fishing crickets are not the black, garden variety but the gray cricket from Georgia. They have much more life and ara sturdier to withstand the rlgora of serving as bait. It's difficult to convey In print the fascination o f a worm farm, but It'a great to know that such good bait Is available so close. Next time you are going angling, stop hy and get ynur bait from Charlie and Lynetta . . .and let them show you around the farm. It'a an experience. %Altamonte Slaps Lake Mary On Culpepper's One-Hitter Face Colonial In Class AA District Play Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W. l„ l*ft. GB Chicago 8 3 .727 7 3 .700 H MinncsuU Detroit 7 4 .030 1 5 4 .558 n Boston 5 4 .550 2 Cleveland fi fi .500 2 'A New York f. A .455 X Baltimore I.os Angeles 5 7 .417 3V4 4 9 .308 5 Washington Kansas City 2 8 .200 8U Wedcsday'a Results New York 5 Kansas City 1 Baltimur* 8 Washington 3, night Cleveland 9 night Minnesota 3, Lego! Notice Legal Notice 0, lft.l UJL IH / IS«! DDL sa Go In District M e e t Ry David Higginbotham Hrrald Sports Writer Tod a y'e G a m e s Chicago at Cincinnati (N ) SL Louis at Milwaukee (N ) Han Francisco at Los Angeles <N) (Only games scheduled) Gets Post LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U PI) — Dean Eagle, sports editor of the Louisville Times, Wed­ nesday was elected president of the National Turf Writera* Association, succeeding Oscar Otis o f Triangle Pub­ lications. SANFORI) ATLANTIC DANK will l»c fielding 15 men in little longue action this year. la thin team photo arc, left to right, front row. K«i Hardiman, William Wall, Georgo Freese. Dave Hud aon, James Pruitt, Jim Wade, Mike Doyle Rotary remained undefeat­ ed in Junior League play by posting ita fourth win in • row. a fi-5 victory over CPO a l Pinehurst Park Wednes­ day night before some 200 fans. Rotary ran up a 6-1 Irad, only to have CI’ O bounce hark with four runs in the fourlh to knot the count 6-5. In the aixth, and what tuinod out to he tin* Inst in­ ning In-cause nf curfew, Hull hy Powell lend o ff the inning By Fred Down UPI Sports Writer The magic total of 3oo lifelime victories and enrollment in one of baseball's moat ex­ clusive clubs has become a realistic goal for Rubin Ro­ berts. Not this season, of course, but possibly toward ihe end of 19ti0 and prohahly it he ran keep going into 1907. A long way o ff? Sure, but War­ ren Spahn was a year old er1 than Roberts when he reached No. 273 and now the great l i t t l e n a t io n a l left-hander is beginning to W I, think about 400. Chase ............................... 4 1 Roberts, 38, chalked up the First Federal ....... 3 2 273rd triumph of a career Hunt Llncoln-Mrrctiry . 3 2 that goes back to 1948 when Locomotive Engineers . 3 2 he pitched the Baltimore Ori­ Quality Mobile Homes 0 fi oles to a 6-3 decision over Ihe Game Today: Locomotive vs Washington Senators Wednes­ Chase 4:30, Ft. Mellon Park day night. It was his second 1-TITLE AMERICAN victory of this season and a W 1. typical Roberts victory In Georges . .. 4 1 that he yielded two home Strickland Morrison . . . . 3 2 runs but was tapped for only Florida Slalr ................. 2 3 five hlta In all and walked Sanford Atlantic ............ 2 3 only two batters. Navy ................................ 2 4 Spahn, who now* has 313 vic­ Game Today; George’s vi. tories, reached No. 273 dur­ Florida State 4:30, Bay ing the I960 acason when he Avcr.uc Park wai 39. Roberta' 273 vicloriua JUNIOR LEAGUE place him In a lSIh-plaee tic W 1, with former New York Yan­ Rotary ............................ . 4 0 kee great Red Ruffing on the Civitan ••*•«■***•*«m*«• m . 3 2 all-time win list. Kiwanii ......... ........ . The Orioles backed their CPO *. . «.h , s♦♦t•-**«•eee . 2 3 veteran righthander with a Klk» ............................... barrage of three home runs Shrine ............................ . I 4 that produced all their runi. No Gomel Scheduled until Jackie Brandt soloed In the May 3 filth and Jerry Adair follow­ CITY I,HAGUE ed a walk to Norm Sicbcrn W I. with a two-run hontcr and a Kilowatts .........................5 1 3-1 lead. In the aixth, Boog Kingswood ....................... 4 1 Powell doubled, ' Brooks Rob­ Ix-roy Ilobh Construction 3 2 inson walked and Johnny Or- Panning Lumber ............ 3 2 slno hit his third homer of the Chick N' Treat ............ 3 3 season. Chase ......................... I 5 Home runs by Frank How­ USO ................................. A s ard and Doug Camllli produc­ Games Tonight: (7:30) Pan ed two Washington runs. ning Lumber va Leroy Robb The Yankees beat Ihe Kan­ (8:45) Kingswood Va USO sas City A's 31. but lost the Both games, Pinehurst Tark services of Roger Marls for CHURCH LEAGUE perhaps three weeks, the W L Cleveland Indians clubbed the K. of C.............................. 4 0 Minnesota Twins 9 3 and the Congregational .............. 3 3 Detroit Tigers nipped the Uis Church of God of P.........2 2 Angeles Angels 54 in other Pinecrest Assembly • 0 4 AL games. Chicago and Bos­ Game Taniglit: Pinecrest As­ ton were not scheduled. sembly vs, K. of C. 7;30, Ft. In the National U ague, St. Mellon Park L o u i s defeated Milwaukee 5-0, San Francisco walloped Philadelphia 9 3, Cincinnati beat Chicago 3-2. Houston outslugged New York 12-9, and Pittsburgh topped Lfls Ange­ les 2-0. RENT-A-CAR MEMBERSHIP 110.00 Ikes weekday flreena Fee II I.and O' Lakra Country Club Hwy. 17-93, Casariberry 858-2499 FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - t i l l P. M. SANFORD ^ ^ ^ t a iu b j it a iip j ^ with a single, moved tn sec­ ond when Bruc* McKibhin reached base aafrly on an er­ ror. Bill Schmidt walked to fill the hear*. Andy Rufus popped up tn ahortalop and then Jeff Simpson struck out. Just when CPO seemed tn lie getting nut nf the inning safely, llotdiy Powell broke for home and senred nn • sueeessful steal with what prov­ ed to he the winning run. Powell was also the winning pjtrhrr, allowing only three hit*, nil in the fourlh In­ ning, Powell and MfKIhhin were the top hitlers with two hits each. Civitan turned hack Elks In an afternoon game, 6-2. Tom­ my Hickson, who just joined Civitan from Bishop Moore High School, sto pped Elks on three hits. Hickson had three hits himself to *id his own cause and Jim Patterson put together two hits for the winner*. The wilt moved Civ­ itan into * two wuy tie for second place with Kiwanis. The second round of Jun­ ior League play will start next Monday, In the Little Leagues, Quality Mobile Homes rim e up on the short end nf a 2-t score with First Federal. It was the third straight game Maris Sidelined By Injured Leg NEW YORK (U P D -R og er Maris, herd-hilling rightficldcr of like New York Yankeei, expects to learn Friday how long he will bo forced out of the lineup bccauie of a pulled hamstring muscle. Marls, considered a fine f:clder as well aa a potent batter, injured his right leg while making a diving catch to rob Kansas City left field­ er Bert Campaneris of a proliable cxtra-baie hit Wednes­ day. Team doctori will examlna the injury Friday to try to de­ termine how long he will be sidelined. Quality has lost by one run and extended their winlrss string this season to six. Hal Duncan toed the rubber for First Federal and pitched one-hit hail, retiring fourteen men In order over one span, The gsmr was scoreless un­ til the bottom o f the fifth when Federal scored a single run. Quality came right back with * lone tally in their half of the final elans* but First Federal, not to be denied, •cored the winning run on * hit by John McClanahan. •Strickland Morrison scored • 5-2 win over Navy with Gary Brown the winning liurter. The Mustangs put to­ gether thirteen hits with Raleigh Brown the top slug­ ger with three-for-thrre. The win left Strickland Morrison in second place, one game o ff tli* pace uf Georges. In the ClLy League, the Kilowatt* and Panning Lum­ ber flexed their mtteclea, banging out 29 hits. Al­ though outhit 10-13, the Kil­ owatts topped Panning in the all-important run column, 1412, thank* to an 11-run fourth inning. Jim Werner end Lar­ ry llrlman homered for the Kilowntts while Harry Scott had a homer for Panning. Glen Spivey o f Panning took hitting honors with four-forfour, Mmsls Helms had three hits. The win moved the Kil­ owatts into first piece. In Church League pley, Congregational o u t l a s t e d Church of God, 15-14. Lee Green, with ■ hontcr, Harold llerbsl, the winning pitcher end Randy Scott were the top hitters getting three hits each, Clarence Huey topped the losers with three base hit*. Churrh o f God jumped off to a 9-1 lead after two In­ ning* only to have Congre­ gational come bark, finally overtaking their opponents In the sixth inning whrn they tallied three rune to tic the score and then adding two in the seventh to take a 1513 lead into the bottom of the seventh. Church of God rallied but fell short hy one run. WATER PROBLEMS? • TASTE • ODOR • STAINING Legal Notice ftoTti'M i 'M ikm K ir r m o u e X t H K S T A T IT K TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKttN: Volte* Is hereby alven that ths undersigned, pur.tu nt In Ihs "Ktellllmi* Vs ins Ht sluts," Chapter lifts.01, Ktnrlita BUtutss. will rs als ls r with ihs Circuit Court. In snil for Hemlnole O n u n t jr, Florida. upon re ­ ceipt o f proof nf puhllrsttan nf Oils nolle*, ths flnlltlou* asms, to -w ll: Vnvsl.nd Publishing Company under which I am *nt*B*<! In huslnsss s i l i t Wotnl lesks Drive In Ihs County o f 8tm lnnts, Klnrlds. That Ihs party Interested Is •sld huslnsss enterprise Is se f o llo w s : Kdwsrd t» Pr lisr SURF SAIL! — NOW THROUGH SAT. MAY till — BOAT LOAD SAIL! FREE! PR IZES! 11 FT. SEA SNARK SAIL BOAT (INCLUDE8 ONE FREE BAIL LESSON) P LU S- Itrnl a new ‘85 Mustang nr other fine row pact car far A *3 SURFER SHIRTS Rag. 13.98 SALE $2.97 DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 TROUSERS Reg. 94.98 to 97.98 lacluden N*ver-Ir»n BU-Fraased Trousers ■lima • Husky > Rag. SALE $3.97 <1 FOB 87.09) IM'a O f B. *. SPORT SHIRTS Assorted Rlends and Patterns, Tapered, Bui ton-llow*. Bos I'i«at Reg. 11.18 and |3-H SALE $1.79 SOLUTION - Ban-Lon Shirt* AN AQUA - PURE WATER SALE $3.97 TROUSERS Darran • C*ftt*n And Cotton — Reg. 91.19 2 FOR $5.00 BOYS' ROBES Broken HIn s Reg. 91.98 SALE $2.97 R*g. 94.99 WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF LARGE FILTERS (S FOR 9T.9d) SPECIAL TABLE Final Clearance JACKETS & SWEATERS Vnlne* Up T * $19.99 Reg. 91.99 YOUR CHOICE 2 FOR $5.00 $4.00 AND WATER SOFTENERS ALL ITEMS IN SIZES • TO SO FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY DAY plus It a Mile. Include* gas, aart Wo, Insurant*. Malibu Skate Roxrda Gift CotlflcatM YOU DO NOT HAVE TO I1B PRESENT TO W IN ~ NOTHING TO BUY ~ JUST REGISTER! PAJAMAS Kim Car-Truck Rental hss been filed sg aln st yo u la the abuve styled suit and you are required to serve a cop y o f your An.w er or Pleading to ths Complaint nn P la ln t l ff g attorney, JiHIKPH M. UUHA8KO. p. o . Itos Its, Kern Park. Florida, end fits ths original Answer or Pleading In th* o f lies or ths Clerk or th* Circuit Court an o r before ths n t h day of May, t i l l . If you fall to do ■O, ■ decree pro confsssn Will be laksn against you f o r tha relief demanded In th* Com­ plaint. w i t n k k s my hand and * r n clal seel nf o f fic e s t Sanford, Hemlnole County, thle I l t h day o f April, t i l l . (MKAI.I Arthur H. Ileckwlth, J n Clerk o f Circuit Court Hy: Itaxlna HlnwelL D. A JOHMPIt H. HI Ml ASK l» Attorney at Ijtw P. O. Ilox m Pern Park, Florid* Publish: April : i . M, May t, Dsisil si Hanford, fomlnnts ('minty, Klnrlds, April ft, 1*44. Publish April I, It. it, zi, l» ll II. lift* c d i .-zi CHI. l l FILTER FOR ONLY $23-60 PLAY GOLF ON 100 BRANDS TOP T and Wayne Ruftftcll; back row, Everctte Enloe, Phillip Skates, John Darby, Mike Voltoline, Jeff Ward, Danny Cnnaon and Neal Olmstcud. Coaches are George Frce.se and I-ee Wall. (Herald Photo) Roberts Hurls Undefeated Rotary Taps C P 0 Win 273, Taps Senators, 6-3 SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! IIS R. FIRST WB c m and David Noett breaking both the diieue and shot put Coach Dick William's Sem­ marks. inole High thin clads will Sterl Weber broke the 8M travel to Evens In Orlando to­ run in the recent Metro meet. The Seminolee have als* night to compel* In the Group broken (he 440 relay, 880 re­ 5 Class AA District Meet. lay, sprint medley relay, and The Scminoles will be tak­ the mile relay. ing their impressive second place Metro Conference Hand­ ing end their outstanding sea­ IV TMK ITH CM T COI’MT €IK son record with them. The Tit ft: .MATH J l l l f C I A I . CIN three In each event will com­ C t IT, IX A VII r o l l SK.MI.A01.11 C O tA T I ', KI.OHIMA, pete in the Florida SUU I'll Xa c i : n v WO. ISH1 Meet May 8, In Gainesville. ft'KDKHAI. NATIONAL MOtlTIIAUK AHHOCIATION, * e o rAll the Metro Conference pore linn. Plaintiff; schools i n c l u d i n g Winter vs. Park, ths only teem to beat JKIIRT I- AI.KMANDKR and (tie Seminole* In the Metro VKIIA H. AI.K XA MlKH, his Conference meet, will compete wife. Defends HI*. in the meet. XDTICK OK t l l l T IN MOHT4IAOK PONKCI.OSIWW According to Coach W il­ TO: J K It It Y U ALKXANDKR liams, Sanford's long string and VKIIA It. AL.KXANI'KH. hie wife of wins, with • great many r o John M. Ilrysnt Seminole records, will have Ml. 1, Cochran. Ueo ra l* nn bearing on the outcome at Tnu. Defendant*, are h t r e b r notified that « rnmplstnl In this meet. foreclnae e certain m o r t a l s * This he* been one o f the on the follo w in g des cribe* best seasons for track In tha property, tltustr, lyin g and Us­ ing tn Seminole County, F lo r­ history of Seminole High, ida, lo -w lti 1*1 Z. tilock 1. WJCATHwith Rick Walslrom breaking KltHft'IKLD, KtllftT AD D I­ the lOU-yard dash and the low TION accordin g to p u t thereof recorded tn Ptet hurdles, George M a r k o a llook It, p e g s I f . Pubtl* breaking the high hurdles, Hecoril* o f Usmlnole Coun­ Jack Hunt breaking the mile, ty, Florida. Legal Notice City League Standings base hlti In the frame. Detroit 5 Lot Angclra 4, night Altamonte added another (Only game* acheduled) tally in the fourth with the Today'* Games aid o f a single by Dennis Gar­ Washington at Baltimore ( N ) rett. (Only game* scheduled) Reeie Girffin singled for the NATIONAL LEAGUE Twins' fifth hit In the seventh W. t- Pet. GU 9 4 .007 Cincinnati inning. 8 5 .015 I.os Angeles *y 'ft Lillie League play Gary u 0 fi .000 Huuston Current pitched and batted fi 5 .545 iik Chicago the Twins to an 8-2 victory S. Francisco 7 7 ,500 2 over the Giants, hurling a Philadelphia A 7 ,102 2 Vi fi 8 .429 3 four-hitter and clouting three Pittsburgh 4 fi .400 3 (ingles. Milwaukee fi U .400 3 'i Altamonte scored seven runs New York 4 7 .304 3 Vi in the first two frames and St. Louis Wednesday's Itfault* then coasted to the victory. Ricky Thompson, of the San Francisco 9 Philadelphia Twins, and Lake Mary's Don 3 Durham belted doubles in Ihe Cincinnati it Chicago t, 14 Int, (night) affair. Mike Smith had a pair St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 0, IV THIS ft'IKft't IT » OI HT, of singlet for Lake Mary. SI ATM JH IU IAI. «• "“ » night • r r t o H i u s i v a a u K,,K Houston 12 New York 9, ■KMIAOIK « - i n v n . IK C M A M U H V VO. IIW* night a a tsiiK ii IV TMK LTMDI IT I Ot MT OK Pittsburgh 2 I.os Ang. 0, SOTK K o r at IT THIS NINTH J l IIIIT Al. Killnight Is' RK: PKTITIOS *>F IT IT. IN ANI> f o i l SKMIA111, ftt f i l l NTT, Cl.tilt ID A IIS I'HA.NA'tSMT NO. IIM I IIITIIMIK DA 111.KMC IIOI-T, Plaintiff vs, HAIIOLD P. BOLT. Defendant h O T I I * TO APPtCAH HTATK OK PUH IID A TO: HAIIOLD I*. DOLT Address Unknown VOIl AIIK IIK H Kn r n o t i KIKD that a lllll o f Domlalni for dliurce has bran flle<t aaalnet you. and ynu are r e ­ quired to serve ■ cop y ot an anenar or pltadlne to Ilia Rill or Complain! nn the Plaintiff * Attorney Paul C. Parkins, SIT Weal Mouth Htrcrt. Orlando, Klorida, and file the nrlalnal answer or pleading In lha o f. rica nf lha Clark o f lha Clrrull Court nn nr bafore T u es­ day. Juno I, ISIS, If ynu fall In do an Judgment by default will ha taken against you for the relief demanded in the Rill of Complaint. HTTNIISS my hand and aaal al Hanford, Htmlnola County. I. IV. IMt. Klor hi a. this l l l h day nf April, tfKAI,) m i. Arthur t|. flerkwllh. Jr, fSKAl.1 Clark o f the Circuit Court Arthur H. Rsrkwlth. Jr. tty: Elisabeth Bruinahan. Clark nf lha Circuit Court D. C. Ry Martha T. Vlhlen Meveland, Mtephenson 4 Miss Deputy Clark Ittorneys a l Law Paul C. Parkins •ost Office Drawer X S<7 Waal Mouth Strees mite H i - Bedford Atlantle Orlande. Florida ■atlonal Rank Building Attorney fo r Plaintiff a n fo rj. rtorlda ■ublt.l. April Z». May I. 13. Publish: April !» . May «, 11, Seminole Thin Clads By David Higginbotham Herald Sports Writer The Seminole High baseball team will travel to Oak Ridge Field In Orlando tonight to compete in the first round of the Group S Class AA District Championships. In the first round the Scminoles will play against Colonial at 9 p m. The Sentinolcs wound up their regular season with wins over Bishop Moore, Oak Ridge and Winter Park to give them ■ 7-7 win-loss record and fourlh place in the Metro Con­ ference in the over all stand­ ings. If the Scminoles heat the Colonial High Grenadiers they will go into the second round to face another opponent. The Tribe beat the Grenadiers twice in the regular season play. Eddie Fitsgerald will be on the mound for Sanford tonight with Steve Harris catching. Fitzgerald struck out 18 in the Bishop Moore game and near­ ly that many in the last game with Winter Park. Other atartcra for the 5cminolea will be Jim Ervin at first, Bill Kuykendall at sec­ ond, ami Bcmie Barbour nt third. Ron Hinson will be shortstop and Sonny Messer will be in left field with Chuck Scott in center and Danny Tillts in right. Ron Dudley and Hay Pivcc will be held in relief for Fitz­ gerald and Chuck Plgolt, La­ mar Oxford and Danny Lee are expected to ace aome ac­ tion tonight. By Jim Bacchus Herald Sports Writer Bob Culpepper hurled a one-hitter for the Altamonte Twin* In Senior League play in Casielberry Wednesday night, reglatering a 4-1 vic­ tory over the Lake Mary Giants. The Giants’ Larry MeMurry got the only hit In the af­ fair off Culpepper, rapping a run icoring alngle in the sec­ ond inning to give Lake Mary a brief lead. However, the Twins wrapped up the game in the third, acoring three three runs. Bob Hooper. Dcwin Townlend and Mark Neulicld got It I d IA HD II. k i . w a i u ;* ruts h t a t k o k f l u i d d a t o . I^irsn II. Napltmlsk Sirs. Itava Nsptonlck lluiilr I. lias i d port Aogrlrs. Washington TDD AUK IIKIIKUV v o t i KIKH II.st ths s b o ie -lism s d petitioner. IIICII AIM* H. HI'WAIItlH. hss filed ■ P tllllo n tn ihs ib o vs-sl> led Court fur the idoptlun nf ths minor child tented therein slid you are reluirsd to show muse why Ihs lame should not he granted hy itrvlmr a ropy o f your written tsfenses. If sny, upon CUvs* and, aisphenaon 4 Wise. f o i l ifflrs Drawar X. Mulls SIS • fanfurd Atlantic N a t i o n a l flank Itulldlna. Hanford. Klorda. Attorneys for Petitioner, md hy flllna the original hereof with Ihs r ls r k o f said -ourt on o r befora May 31. Sll. otherwise, a Decree insy >e entered vereue you g r a n i­ tic said adoption. WITVKHH my hand and the ifflrlal teal of said Court at lanford, Hemlnole C o u n t y , riorlda. this I lt h day o f April. Seeking State Meet Berths WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. SS2-BI1S "Headquarters For Sprinkler SyiUau** OPEN UNTIL 9:39 P.M. EVERY NIGHT DURING BALK! Hoffmann's Boys Shop T it* South’s TimmtT WINTER PARK MALL �Welcome Neighbor... Good Luck — Philips Cleaners, Laundry & Fur Storage IT WAS A PLEASURE TO INSTALL THE PLUMBING ALONG WITH CRANE FIXTURES AND FITTINGS IN THIS MODERN PLANT. • HOME STYLE COOKING • CHOPS — OPEN • SEAFOODS 24 HOURS — FAMOUS FOR 8TEAKS WALL Day & Night Grill AT STATE MARKET P H O N E 322*6542 1007 80. SANFORD AYE. U PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1300 S. FRENCH AVE. Philips Cleaners Set Open House Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Philips (Wally and Jane) o f the new Philip* Cleaner*, Laundry and Fur Stormy* are holding Open House Friday and Sat­ urday from 7 a.m. to 0 p.m to acquaint all their custom* era and friends with their new location and facilities. The new building, located at .710 West tilth Street, It equipped with the mo*t mod­ ern cleaning and laundry facilities. The new fur stor­ age vault la tha only ona in Seminole County. "This la the 'last word' In safe fur cold storage facil­ ities,” said Philips. Dedication ceremonies o f the new building will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Philips an­ nounced. Mr. and Mr*. Philips have operated the buiinesa for the past 14 years under tha name of Philips Colonial Cleaner*, hut with the new facilities the name has been changed to A R O PEN HOUSE TOMORROW and SATURDAY OPEN 7 AM. UNm 6 P.M. NOTHING TO BUYI JUST COME BY ------ IN BUSINESS SINCE 1017-------- AND REGISTER! YOU DO NOT HAVE 14 YEARS AS TO BE PRESENT TO WIN I -— Philip* Cleaner*, laundry and Fur .Storage. Prises will be given away and refreshments wilt be ■erred to all callers. Each person will have the opportunity to register for valuable prize*. First prize la a luxurious lace-lined cashmer* sweater enhanced with an "Autumn Haxe" mink collar. The collar la detachable and ran be worn with other outfits If dedetired. Second prize Is fSS worth of service, third prize is |15 worth o f service and fourth prize Is ||o worth o f service. There are five other prizes, each including two deck* of plastic-coated playing card*. “ We invite each and every­ one of our customer* and friend* to come to sec u* dur­ ing the open house celebra­ tion, register for the prizes snd have some refreshments,” said Mr. and Mr*. Philip*. Contractor for the renavotlon o f the building was A. K. Bhoamaktr Jr., o f Shoe­ maker Construction Company, Also present for the festiv­ ities will be Ralph Handel, state sales representative for the Waiter-User tel Company of Minneapolis, Minn, who In­ stalled the potarlied care equipment o f the fur storage facilities. m— uv. MRS. W. M. PHILIPS Best Wishes to the Philips Cleaners, Laundry . & Fur Storage BLONDE GUNMAN JACKSONVILLE (U PI) A shapely young blonde was held today on charges of rob­ bing a downtown bar. Mrs. Betty Jean White, 23, was accused of taking nearly 1100 from the bar cashier at gun­ point last night. She was ar­ rested shortly after Uw hold ED W IL L IN K u* CABIN ET SHOP There were about 7,871,000 pleasure boats in use In the United States during 1963. “ PLANNING AND INSTALLATION* 318 8. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD, FLA. AD Good Wishes to Philips CLEANERS, LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGE W e're happy to have supplied PHILIPS COLONIAL CLEANERS materials for your new hom e......... 1st PRIZE-CASH M ERE SWEATER WITU AUTUMN HAZE MINK COLLAR FROM LaBELLR FUR CO., ORLANDO Lumber & Hardware Co. 2nd PRIZE-925.00 WORTH OF FREE SERVICE! SINCE 1873 3rd PRIZE-915.00 WORTH OF FREE SERVICE! 213 W. 3rd ST. 322-3581 4th PRIZE—910.00 WORTH OF FREE SERVICE! 5th PRIZE—2 Decks Plastic Coated Playing Cards 6th PRIZE—2 Decks Plastic Coated Playing Cards P h ilip s t a k e s a 7th PRIZE—2 Decks Plastic Coated Playing Cards 8th PRIZE—2 Decks Plastic Coated Playing Cards GIANT S T E P ! 9th PRIZE—2 Decks Plastic Coated Playing Cards 10th PRIZE—2 Decks Plastic Coated Playing Cards we, os manufacturers of nationally famous OVER • THE • COUNTER CLEANING SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY O N LY SWEATERS SKIRTS SHIRTS ea. 39c ea. 29c ea. I k PLAIN SEMINOLE C O U N TY’S O N LY (LAUNDEBED AND ON B A N Q U B ) FUR STORAGE VA U LT! THIS NEW FUR STORAGE VAULT HAS ROOM FOR 2,500 FURS. AMPLE 8PACI FOR BOX STORAGE. FREE REFRESHMENTS NOMINAL RATES! ' I 1lie Sign Of lit* ft Sendee Philips Sit W. 13th ST. CLEANERS, LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGE PH. 322-3315 SANFORD, FLA. “ P O L A R IZ E D C A R E " EQ U IP M EN T Extend our heartiest congratulations to Philips for installing and to Sanford for having— the "last word" in SAFE Cold Storage For Fun and Woolens. Walter Haertel Co. Minneapolis, Minnesota 11 �Rift Travel $ $ Interest was hoped would slash dol­ lar spending abroad by $100 million a year. In his address, the presi­ dent noted that American tourist spending increased by $000 million over the past four years and said that “ foreign travel should be en­ couraged when we can afford it—but not while our pay­ ments position remains ur­ gent.” He urged the tourist indus­ try here and abroad to "strengthen and broaden the appeal o f American vacations to foreign and domestic tra­ velers." The State Department fol­ lowed up the president's mes­ sage by ordering U.S. pass­ port offices across the coun­ try to take down travel pos­ ters and remove other ma­ terial that could encourage foreign travel. As expected, the govern­ ment moves to discourage for­ eign travel brought strong reactions from official and non-official tourist organiza­ tions, transportation compan­ ies and others. CARIBBEAN FEARS In many European and Asian countries, American tourists arv a major source c f dollar income. But the American plays an even more important role in the financial well-being o f the Caribbean islands, according to Martin Winsch, general manager o f the 17-member Caribbean Tourist Associa tion (CTA). "In no other part of the world is American tourism of such vital importance,” he said. "On some islands, tour­ ism is the only important in dustry . . . a significant rut in the flow o f American tour­ ists would have a disastrous effect on the economy o f the entire area.” Harry (ioeggel, CTA presi­ dent, went even further in a cable protest to President Johnson. He aaid any drastic restrictions on American tour­ ist spending could have poli­ tical as well as economic re­ percussions. "A sudden collapse o f the tourist industry could well re­ sult in political chaos to the disadvantage of the United States and to the benefit c f Communist infiltration," Coeggel said. 'April 29, 196S — Pan I Irrall Congratulations, Jane and Wally on the U . S ., Other Nations By Murray J. Brown NEW Y O R K (U PI) — Americans who thought their vacation plans were a mat­ ter o f personal interest only should revise their thinking. It may come as somewhat of a surprise but many govern­ ments, Including the United States, are vitally interested also. It's a financial, rather than personal, concern. Travel is a multi-billion dollar business and where the American goes and how much he spends af­ fects net only the economies o f foreign countries but o f the United States as well. Americans have been spend­ ing millions more overseas than foreign visitors have ex­ pended here. Some of these dollars eventually come back in the form o f payments for imports and other goods. But there Is atill a sizable gap which has helped put a seri­ ous drain on U.S. gold and dollar reserves. It's not a new problem. At President Kennedy's recom­ mendation In IDfll, Congress cut the duty-free allowance for American travelers from $500 to $100. The helped re­ duce the average spending of the American abroad but total spending went up anyway be­ cause mere Americans travel overseas each year. There was talk that the present administration was considering drastic measures, including imposition o f a $100 “ head" tax, to curtail travel and ease the dollar drain. But there was no mention of such a move— which triggered pro* testa against the threat to freedom o f travel here and abroad — in President Jchnaon'a recent balance-of-payments message to Congress. DUTY-FREE CUT Johnson did propose, how­ ever; a further reduction in the duty-free exemption from $100 wholesale to $50 retail. Administration officials point­ ed out that the cut actually is equivalent to a reduction from $100 to $50 and aaid it t n fz r l Philips Open House Tomorrow and Saturday at your new plant and fur storage vault at 309 W. 13th Street Sanford Electric Co. 322-1562 118 MAGNOLIA NEW HOME of Philips Cleaner, Laundry and Fur Storage. (Herald Photo) Welcome To A New Neighbor.................... MAY YOUR OPEN HOUSE BE A TREMENDOUS S U C C E S S ______ we’re happy to have you! Harold H. Kastner, Co. Philips ----- FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — CLEANERS, LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGE 411 W. t.1th ST. 322-7121 — PROMPT DELIVERY Welcome Neighbor . . . . GATOR L u m b e r May You Have Tremendous Success......... Progressive Printing Co. W. M. PHILIPS heads Philips Cleaners, Laundry and Fur Stornge, holding Onen House Fri­ day and Saturdny at its new nnmc on West 13th Street. (Herald Photo) & ACE 306 WEST 1.1th STREET H a rd w a re 700 FRENCH AVE. PH. 322-7121 Best Wishes for Continuing Success ...... Sneaky Ticket Riles Sleeper KENNETH F. Golden, chief aviation machin­ ist’ll mate (je t), has received a commenda­ t i o n for outstanding performance of duty as a check crew leader of RVAH-13 at Sanford Navul Air Station. (Navy Photo) NEW YORK (U I'D —Mr*. Gustav Auitrr hnd gone to alcep with the contentment known only to n city mntorlat who has found ■ legal parking apot clone by home. I When ahe left her Bronx ^| apartment to drive to work Sira. Auzter discovered the city had been working while ahe alcpt, Installing parking meters. And th . traffic depart­ ment'! "meter maida" bail followed up the installation crew, tagging her car with a $15 ticket. GOOD LUCK TO SEMINOLE CO U N TY’S F IN E S T .............. Philips RESIDENTIAL, CLEANERS, LAUNDRY COMMERCIAL, & FUR STORAGE RENOVATING It Wan Our pleasure To Hava Helped In The Completion Of This Modern And Up-To-Date Plant With Glaxinf And Store Front Work. Me Raney Paint £ Glass 114 WEST 2nd STREET SANFORD, FLA. AND IT WAS A PLEASURE TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO BUILD THIS MODERN DRY CLEAN IN G SEMINOLE FIRST FUR STORAGE VAULT! CO U N TY’S PUNT AND CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY! ShoJW U lk& A fo/ulAujction Company General Contractor OFFICE 211 W. 25th ST. 322-3103 SANFORD, FLORIDA ..j * A, __________________________ �E ft DeBary Club Installs Officers A t Dinner Meet ■ y Mrs. laha Tha DeBary Buelneae and Profemlonal Women’! Club will hold a dinner meeting and Installation of officers Tuesday, May «, at 6:45 p.m. ■t the beLand Country Club. Beatrice Muller, past preil « dent o f the DeBary Club will be the installing officer. Membera o f the DeBary Club attending the District 4 dinner meeting on Sunday, April SS, at Station Union Building, DeLand, were Bart Lederhaua, president; Mar­ g a r e t Willlami, president­ elect, and Jo Pack, Maria Accardl, Helen Stripp, Betty Peacock, Viola Leooe, Evelyn Diick. Hottest clubs were DeBary, DeLand, Euitls and Mt. Dora. Registration was i t 10 a.m. tary; Elolso Hickson, treasurer; and Madallne NEW OFFICERS OF THE CATHOLIC Women’* followed by a workshop on Covcney, recording secretary. Outgoing officers Club of All Soul* Church Installed with irnprcslegislation. standing from the left are Mrs. Swlbert Durand, ■Ive ceremonies at a dinner meting at the Capri Alva Williams, part district Charlotte Donnhoe, Eve Rogero, Marion LaTour Tuesday night are seated from the left, Nancy 4 director, DeLand, gave the and Stilly Mamele. Mlcheln, president; Brldgtt Kolarlk, vice presi­ Pledge. Tha invocation was given by Jean DeVoc, presi­ dent; Nancy Huckelbonc, corresponding secre­ dent o f the Euitls Club with the weleome by Ruth Mullins, president o f tha DeLand Club, and the response was by Bert Lederheus, president of tbe DeBary Club. The B.P.O. Doci, Sanford All Etki, wives and fricndii pleaie call Florence Lyom, |alghti, 322 5841. Reiervationi Harriet Matt, district direc­ D r m IN , Initiated flvt new N r * Invited. For reiervationi, |from 0 5 at 322-3601 and [must be mada by May S. tor, Introduced the speaker, Delia Rosenberg, president­ mambera Monday night at tha elect of the Florida Federa­ Ellu Club. The new membera tion, wbo also installed the are Ana Trued, Evelyn Wag­ district officers. ner, Audrey Yealde, Nore DtnfgrB Png* 8 — April 29, 1988 RrralB Miss Sizemore, Mr. and Mr*. Loye K. Sitemore of Sanford announce the engagement and approaching marriage o f their daughter, Miaa Brenda Kaye Sltemore, R.L.Engage Club of Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank, where he la em­ ployed In the Installment Loan Department Complete wedding detail! will be announced at a later College, Orlando, and L pre­ date. sently affiliated with Dr. R. M. Rosemond and Dr. W. C. Rape as medical aecretary. Her fiance wai born In San­ ford and was graduated from Seminole High School with the class of 1956 where he partici­ pated In varloui sports and clubs. He is a member of the MT Jaycees, Seminole C o u n t y Sportaman’i Association and la president of the Employes Richlands, Va., and attended local schools, having grad­ uated from Seminole High School with the clasa of 1962. She la a graduate of Jonea to Ronald Louis Russi, son of Mrs. Albertina R u n l and the late Joieph A. Russi, also of this city. The bride-elect was born In mm — WITH — I f you wear earrlngi or •Uiar ahlny Jewelry whan you alao wear aunglassea, be aura to keep your glaaa framea simple. Fancy framea and bright Jewelry will gtva you a "ltuiy” look. Personals By Maryann Miles A fur atola la only pretty when It la worn properly. Don’t drape youra around your neck aa though It ware a bath towel. Practice in front of the mirror until you find the way to wear K gracefully. There la a new coloring on tha market fo r children*! ahoea, It cornea In nine dif­ ferent colore, la nuntoaie and, te important where youngate re era concerned, la alao ■cuff-realitant. Chome your aunglaases aa you would chooee a beauty accaaaory. Make cure tha gtaaa ahape aulta not only your fare shape but your hairdo aa well. Tha new open ahoea for gyring and aummer make foot beautifying more essen­ tial than ever. Ho whether you like nail enamel on your toonalta or not, don't neglect that weekly pedicure to keep your nalla In ahape. FIVE NEW MEMBERS WERE INITIATED Monday night Into the B.P.O. Does at initiation ritca at the Elka Lodge. From the left are Merlene Wolfe, president, Ann Trued, Evelyn Wagner, Audrey Yeakle, Nora Gentile and Mary Boneker, initiates; and Jackie Carrutherg, conductress, D e B a rry y Personats By Mrs. John Leooo Joyed the visit to grandma Mr. and Mra. Adam Muller Mra. B. Iluttln of Marta and grandpa, Mr. and Mrs. L. of Second Street, entertained Road entertained her daugh­ J. Cook. her alater, Ethel, and brother, ter and aon-Inlaw. Mr. and W a l t e r , and elit«r-ta-law, Tha Four B'a of DeBary, Martha, from Miami, this Mrt, Gerald McFaddcn, of Akron, Ohio. Mr. end Mra. William Hast- past weekend. gan and children, William Jr. Mr. and Mri. E. Z. Waltara and Robert, visited Cypress Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rushof Eldorado Drive had aa her Gardens, The Singing Tower, neck of Madera Road eater recent houieguciU, Mra. Deo Tha Great Masterpiece and taloed their soa and daugh Scranto and daughter, Dot, other placet of lnteraat In ter-ln-law and their three Centra] Florida last week. from Connecticut. children, Ronald, Gary and Susan. Mr. and Mra. Charles YouMr. and Mra. Frank C. Klepper of Flamovlne Lane man of DeBary Drive visited Mr. and Mrs. Theodore have their aon and daughter- their friend, Mrs. M. Skill- Cully of Arcadia Road enter­ in-law, Mr. and Mra. Frank man, at St. Petoraburg for a tained their niece, Wendy Klepper, and grandchildren, few day*. They tojoyrd visit­ King, of Greenwood Lake. Billy and Susan, visiting from ing placea of interest In and N. Y. They are vliltlng places around Sarasota. Baldwin, Long Island, N. Y. of Interest In Central Florida Mr. and Mra. William Cook of llighbanka Road, Eait, visited rclstlvcs In Render son, Texas; Shreveport, La., and Texarkana, Ark. The chi! dren, Jimmy and Tracy, cn CT y, Carat Stunning creation in 14-K yellow or whlto gold “ MOM" ON HER DAY! NOW ONLY • GOWNS •IN*1 • BHORTIE PAJAMAS COTTONS DACKON8 • NYLON The members of Theta Ep­ silon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently at tho home of Joanna Bohannon. The meeting wai called to order by Mrs. Bohannon, president. Highlight of the evening was a most interesting program conducted by guest, Mrs. Gardner Schuler. Mrs. Schu­ ler la a world traveler. Her most recent and interesting trip was an African safari. The group enjoyed slides and a most interesting narration by Mrs. Schutcr. The chapter conducted Rit­ ual! alter tbe business meet­ ing. Those taking Pledge Rit­ uals were Gayle Rolzotsky, Jeanne Dunne, Beta Galla­ gher, Joan Moore, Pam Coop•r and Joyce Sammctt. Pledget receiving Ritual of Charles Daggett, aged 12, wbo la a mtraber o f tha Gar den Club, Junior Division, iron 10 ribbons at tha recent abowlng. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Chet Daggett. Last than ona-half o f tha 11,000 mltea o f road In Aus­ tralia are hard-surfaced, ac­ cording to tha Encyclopaedia Britannlca. UI I R M ( m o n LADIES' RING Any Short Sleeve Sport Shirt In Our Store GOOD VALUES FOR WEEKEND THROUGH M AY 2 DRUG SPECIALS! 29c 5 Lbx. Epaam Salta Facial TIu u m 400'a 19c Vlgran Aspirin Tablcta 250 Chewable* ....... 90/30 free 82.39 Vitamin C 100 mgm 100’a 39c Vi-Daylin Liquid Swctta Lamp* pt. 92.89 Sanitary Napkin* fSSIHHOM 40’a 89c 69c .... 100’a 49c Slmllac Liquid ~~~~ per can 21e Ahead! Look your prettiest BREEZE BOX 20" FAN S epeade. Manually ravaralbla. 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The details for the Found­ er's day luncheon were an­ nounced. The group will meet at the Bird Cage Restaurant in Winter Park at 12:30 p.m., Saturday, May ], for lunch. Those attending the meet­ ing wero Joanne Itohannon, Sherry Bollo, Jan Cahill, Sharron Davis, Barbara Dekle. B e t t y Erickson, Jo Kuhlke, Pat Largcn, Betty Lewis, Belly McKee, Nancy Itrynolds, Mona Walker, Jo­ anne Gardner, Dixie Jenn­ ings, Pat Helms, Joyce Sammelt, Gayle Itozoisky, Jeanne Dunne, Beta Gallagher, Joan Moora and Pam Cooper. FAN SPECIALS! •IN*5 TJZctAy FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! Founder's Day Luncheon to remain for tome time with By Maryams Mltea Mr. and Mra, Jullua Colar bar alater. Mra. Mae Jonas U in Bald­ win. Mick., to attend the fuaoral atrvicti of her brotherin-law, John Kaarnay, who died suddenly of a heart at­ tack. Mri. Jonea la 210 E. First St. SPECIAL! MISS BRENDA KAYE SIZEMORE South Seminole Personals have aa bouaeguaats from Naw Rochelle, Mr. and Mra. Harry Blerman. Tbay winter­ ed la Hollywood and stopped over for ■ vlalt on thalr way back home. Gift! • Cards • Books H u n i total weight AVAILABLE IN: • Col. Allen Forward, who Is in the active reserve of local Marine VTU, had the honor of lunching with Judge War­ ren Edward, Brigadier Gen­ eral Joe Stewart, Col. O. S. Bibb, Col. Franklin Ctppleman and LL Col. Mclntrye at the University Club, before attending the dedication of the Marine Training center. Gucat speaker at the dedication was Representative Edward Gucrney. In the evening, Col. For­ ward along with his wife, Er­ nestine, attended a buffet and cocktail party at the Orlando Ofllcara Club. The Forwards are merchant* In tha Foreit City shopping center and ha la president o f tbe Forest City Association. Flemings WEEK-END W W c tc A O Total Wright — FOR — • — FROM — FOR HOT MONTHS PERFECT GIFTS • PEIGNOIR SETS By Jane Casselberry Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight of 540 Queen's Mirror Circle were tier brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Slmonds ot Ft. Lauderdale and Mrs. Slmonds' mother, Mrs. Jos­ eph I. Grover, of Boston, Mass. TO PREPARE LADIES' CLUSTER • TAILORED PAJAMAS CARDS & GIFTS Theta Epsilon Schedules Forest City Fashionettes Personals ••• 8.P.O. Does Initiate New Members Gentile and Mary Boneker. President Merllne W o l f e pretided over the meeting with the anlatance of Conduc­ tor Jackie Canttheri. Several vltltera from the Orlando Drove alto attended. After the meeting, everye a t adjourned downtlalri for feamburgeri, b a k e d beam, cola alaw and fellowahlp. May I, tha Doea will hold a potluck dinner aod square dance at the Elki Club. The dinner will atart at 6:30. Har­ old Jenklna will be the call­ er. Dinner and dance price* will be nominal. REMEMBER •’MOM" Casselberry MILADY'S SHOPPE or FINE FABRICS 188 8. PARK SANFORD PH. 323*0313 TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG STORE •THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” COR. lot. ft MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD PHONE 322*2482 �April 29, 1965 — Page 7 V tn B Little gifts mean a lot when they come from you . . . Hey Baby, Yeah, Yeah, Y e a h ___ The Charles Meeks Host Festive Fun-Filled Fete For Seniors The spacious Charles Meeks Guirc, Buddy Burton, Bill Ku- 1Klinefelter and Steve RiChard. 1 bins, Michael Ogden, Melanie I Kelly, John Todd and Carol Mrs. Meeks and daughter, dc . Vendall, Vicki Boyd, Gcni| Also Kathy Butler, Jim R ob-1Hurt, Tommy Toole, Kenny |Besserer. Summerlin Avenue home de Myra, presented the booorees plcted a festival filled with with huge stuffed "Humpty Dumpties" for their class­ fun last Saturday night when mates to autograph as m e­ more than 2U0 were invited to mentos of the festive occas­ an informal buffet blast hon­ ion. oring Michele Jones and Lin­ Thus around midnight after da Bobson, members of the making the discovery that the Meeks home was Indestructi­ 1965 graduation class of Sem­ ble and the hostess bad nerves inole High School. of Iron, the guests departed The rumpus room literally with treasured memories of a oscillated and vibrated to the most enjoyable and entertain­ beat of the loud noise, which ing graduation party. the young moderns call mu*ic, as their body contours swayed and were swung into confusing contortions, known ns modern dancing. Yeah, yeah, yeah! An o v e r s i z e graduation cake, beautifully decorated, an attractive assortment of chips, dips and other buffet The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will offer adult fare with gallons of cold women beginner's swim class­ drinks were served on the es. help-yoursdf-plan. Registration will be held at Preceding the full impact Municipal Swimming Tool at of the fete, a post-Easter egg Ft. Mellon P a r k Friday hunt transpired with the morning, April 29, at 9:30 guests engaging In lawn and a.m. garden surgery in attempting to locate the colored, hidden eggs, all containing loot—cash and other prizes. Finders of the prized eggs were A1 Boniface, Carol Walk­ er, Bonnie Todd, Pat Me- l Registration For Ladies’ Swim Class Set Friday a tNW way ____|to o a t rM o f ROACHES - ANTS Come in and browse around! You'll find n wonderful selection here! GIFT R illi tla a i. This, liW aiflik WRAPPED 1 a«S •tktf (Irina a ciawllnf IMM’I. m is IN TIS I NOUS! WITH SUO KtllIN O "fO O * W H ttl TOU SHOE OS VISITI No k«a can aicapa. Abialulaty tala « ka * aiaS a i SlractaS. MomIa n (a *»»», A ra sti A foralltra. • AVAIlASia IN TWO SHIS — ASAITMINT 4 SM All MOMS S ill »a (a 3.000 c h it faal 81.91. 3 H D IO O M HOMS S H I la 10.000 <«klc laal 13.91. • Accredited Charge Account! Welcomed Downtown Sanford Bear Lake Personals By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Spen­ cer of 3187 Cecelia Drive, have as houseguests, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Spencer, from Gibsonia, Pa. HAVING A LITERAL BLAST nt the Chnrle* Meeks Mayfair home were 2 0 0 guests last Satur­ day night honoring Michele Jones and Linda Bobson, members o f the 10G5 graduation cluss o f Seminole High School. Michele Jones and her date, Rick Walstrom, are seated at the left with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Podol»ki from Madison High, Mich., arc visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mr*. Ro bert Kowalski, at 3533 Shir­ ley Drive, for three weeks. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott on Shirley Drive, ia Mrs. Seotta* mother, Mri. Nan Gilllci, from Toledo, Ohio, during the month. Major Harry Williamson and hi* eight-year-old son, Warren, along with Robert Baird and his acvcn-year-old •on, Jimmy, had a marvelous time camping out over the weekend at Ocala National Forest. Thia was the firat time the youngsters had camped out with their dads with no women around. Fa­ ther and son teamed up for providing meals. Although they planned on catching fish, the Williamsons brought a frozen fish along, Just in easel As luck would have it the flab thawed out In time for the evening meal. When The Salvation Army was founded a century ago ia England, it met violent op­ position, alander, physical abuse and persecution. De­ spite thia, It grew rapidly and spread to Scotland, Ire­ land and Wales and soon to tba United States. Lichens, flowerlesa plant* Which grow on hare rock*, tree stumps and waste places, have no roots, stems or leave*. Annual Awards Presented 0 Linda Robson and her escort, Brad Pruden, at the right. Seated in the center are Myra Meeks and Mary Scott, who assisted the hostess. Spe­ cial guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobson and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones. (By Doris Williams) P Sanford Mrs. Mary Alexander and Mrs. Helen Constantine of S a n f o r d , accompanied by their niece. Miss Dale CereExemplar Chapter will be in­ soli, of Cocoa, motored tu Al­ vited to attend. The presidents of the other chapters will give a report on their year's ac­ tivities. Outstanding Xi Beta Etas Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma I’ hi met Monday night at the home of Fi (J. Harold) Chapman. The group discussed the Founders Day Banquet last Saturday night and what a “ super • ealifragilisticexpiali dociua" was had by all! Awards for perfect attend ancc for the year were pre sented to Candy (M ar) MeClanahan, Wills Mae (John) Prokosch and Fi (J. Harold) Chapman. Scrapbook award went to Fi and Girl of the Year to Aud­ rey (Mr*. G. Andrew) Speer for having done the most for the chapter during the past year. Sue (E . C.) Harper Jr. won the door prize, a lovely tabic arrangement of white chrys­ anthemums. Beta Buddy gifts were ex­ changed and the names of the girls who had so much fun surprising each other all year were divulged. New Beta Buddy namei for the coming year were drawn. Highlight­ ing the evening was the ex­ change of gag gifts among the husbands. J e a n e t t e reminded the group of the Beta Sigma Phi Convention to be held in Tam­ pa May 28 30 and also that the meeting of May 24 would be a covered dish supper at which time those girls who are planning to transfer to the JAMAICA * The next meeting will lx> May to and Team II and HI will have the program. Will* Mae Prokosch, Candy McClanahan and (Jinny Fred­ erick presented a most inter­ esting program on “ Better Thinking.” Refreshments were served to the following: Jeanette (John) Alexander, Betty (Clarke) Brucstle, G l n n y ( G o r d o n ) Frederick, Pat (Vernon) Hardin, Sue (K. C.) Harper Jr., Candy (M ac) Mc­ Clanahan, Vermclle (E d ) Pctcraon, Willa Mae (John) Prokosch, Jessie (AI) Shaw and Audrey (G . Andrew) Speer. Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms BERMUDA The ia..lost suit — SHORTS — on tha beach — SIZES: 6 • 14 5 - 15 "Short Patrol," knit to fit by Jantzen LADIES* 10 • 10 In stretch nylon, PRICED FROM $4.00 to $12.00 BLOUSES “ Shapely** Size* 8 - 1 1 COME ON IN... LET US SHOWYOUALL THE NEW COLORS M SNERWIN-W/UIAMS* Priced 14 & 65. In control of the situation with tho extra strength of Lycra* Spandsx. Tha striped bra la brass buttoned, piped In a msp-to color complementing tha “ Lady Bug" Siren 7 - 13 Priced 15.95 to 97.00 aotid swim shorts. 8-10,119.98 KEM-TONE ‘Dale Of Calif.” • “ Shell*.” Sixea 6 - 14. Price 91 WALL PAINT MARY WILLIAMS ADELAIDE MOSES STOKE HOURS 9 • 3:39 DAILY OPEN T IL 9:19 FRIDAY M40 HIAWATHA bany, Ga., this past weekend to attend Communion exer­ cise* of Kimberly Kincaid at St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church, T E L E P H O N E 3 2 2 -9 1 8 0 TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE “ Saafard'a Moat Coapitta” 293 E. 23th St. Bastard Ph. 122-3494 With It, ■ matching braid-trimmed Jacket, SEERSUCKER m«kM M ila n fun for following tho tun on o ptoik, shopping tproo or vncatlonl ririped In a blond of cotton and Orion* acrylic. S-M-L, $10.00 ju s t w e a r a s m ile a n d a j j i n l z u n YOU’LL FIND THEM AT GARRETTS IN DOWNTOWN SANFORD Como first to Ponne/s. . . then turn out Into the sun In o cod/ core-freo, yet very fashionable stylo of cotton soonudctrl Your choke of sailor, short sleeve or sleeveless design! (A) 10*20, (!) 14Hh24M and (C) 8*181 Completely wash* ablel All at Penne/i low, lew Carnival price! 4. �Hospital Notes The Repository Of Human Knowledge....Public Library APRIL X5, IMS Admissions Mr. and Mrs. Billy Blevins, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs, Charles Freddie, Sanford, a boy. Discharges Frank Phillips, Victoria Burton, Joyce Holsendorff, Essie Mae Dixon, Joe Ann Petersen and bahy girl, Cel­ este Mansfield, Clarire Lit­ ton, Evelyn Crutchfield and baby girl, Pamela Smith, Gus S. Lee, Sanford; Edward Smith, Harvey Walker, Klenn. or Fetters, DeBary; Dorothy Price, Lake Mary; Ix>1a Thomas, Brandon; Carolyn Sutherland, Mims; Theodore Meinhardt, Brandywine, Md. SET and CLEANED SETTING ONLY *3-50 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. J AC-SH IRTS NORRIS QaAJUuaLik DACRON BLEND AND COTTONS * 3 95- * 5 W Personals Chief and Mri. V. W. Ganderton of 103 North Suniand Drive have aa current houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Trlckett of Naha, Okinawa, who are visiting en route to Washington, D. C. onderful, cool, comfortable shlrtu designed to wear out of your trousers. Many are wash'wear without ironing. Check our nice selection today. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Q un. IZo&d&VL Richard Keough Discusses d io m s m a h s M CoJimh By Mrs. H. L Johnson By Mrs. K. I . Johnson WIGS HANDSOME and right). Circulation at the library has in­ creased 100 per cent since its has moved to its present site on First St., according to Mrs. King. Library patrons (upper right) check out liooka at main desk. School children look up reference material in one section o f the library (lower left IT'S ALWAYS LIBRARY WEEK at Snnford Public Library. Librarian Mrs. Sara King (up­ per left) looka in cnrtl index file to locate book. Ifr M m * VtraV Page g — April 29, 1965 By Margaret Cosby The North Orlindo Gsrden Club again this year Is spon­ soring Beautification Month and has designated the month of May for all gardeners to go to work. The committee of Mrs. W. W. Anderson, Mrs. George Duquette and Mrs. Carl Hy­ att, chairman, reports that there will be a number of prises which will be well worth the while of North Or­ lindo residents to compete In the project. As soon as the prize list has been completed, It will be published, together with de­ tails, and distributed to homeowners in the community. JoAim Gardner, B e r t h a Chandler, Lucille Anderaon, Luc Ila Fitzgerald, E d w i n Esstsbrook, Denise Rohrer, Steven Garrar, Margaret Reynold*, Frances Hall, Edna Shawcer, Edward P. Duffy, Jeanne Sevlgny, Niles Jones, Cheryl Smith, S a n f o r d ; George W. Nicely, Marl* Loser, Alice Flestel, Colon D. Dampler, DeBary; Irvin John* son, Fern Park; F r a n e e a Dooley, Margot Patterson, Minnie Scott, Lionel E. Rob­ erta Hr., Elisabeth Carver, Lake Mary; Walter Young, Longwood. Births i mmmmm Beautification Month Scheduled For N. Orlando Stir V4 cup diced sweet red pepper, 14 tsp. sage and 14 tsp. ground rosemary Into com meal. Mix ami fry as di­ rected above. The south la often called the land of tasty hot corn breads. This la beciuso southern h o m e m a k e r s traditional­ • • • ly s e r v e hot, home-baked breads to their families and SPOON BREAD guests. Biscuits and corn 3 cups milk breads are a perfect match 2 tlnps. butler for that southern fried chick­ I cup enriched self-rising en, country fried ham or other corn meal southern specialties. Hero is 4 egg yolk* a basic com bread recipe that 4 egg whiles Is very good. Thoroughly grrnso a 2-qt. BASIC CORN BREAD casserole. Preheat oven to Makes 18 squares 350 drgrees. In large sauce t cups enriched self-rising l>:m heat milk until almost corn meal simmering. Add butter and 2 tbipi. sugar stir until melted. Stir in corn 1 egg, beaten meal until smooth. Cook over U cup ahortenlng <melted) or medium heal until mixture oil reaches bulling polntj rook, 1 to ltt cups milk stirring constantly I minute Grease 8-Inch square pan. longer. Remove from heat Preheat oven to 425 degrees. and coo] slightly. Meanwhile, In medium-sized bowl stir to­ hent egg yolks until well gether corn meat and sugar. hlcndrd; sllr into rorn meal Combine egg, shortening or mixture.Ileal egg while* un­ oil and 1 cup inilk. Add liquid til stiff, hut nut dry, until all at once to flour mixture, |H-ak« form; fold into corn stirring until smooth. Add meal mixture. Turn into cas­ more milk. If necessary, to serole. Hake 45 lo 50 minutes msko medium halter. Turn In­ or until cake tester Inserted to pan. Haka 20 to 25 minutes In renter comes out clean. or until golden brown. Servo Immediately, • • • Hero are tame nice varia­ tions; HEAVENLY HERB CORN BREAD CREAM CHEESE BROWNIES Stir % l*P- nutmeg, Vi tap. 1 pkg. (4 uz.) sweet cooking oregano, Vi tsp. thyme and si chocolate tip. basil Into corn meal mix­ 3 Ihsps. butter ture. Mix and bake aa direct­ 2 tbsps. butter ed for above recipe. ! pkg. (3 oz.) cream cheese SESAME CHEESE V4 cup granulated sugar CORN BREAD 1 egg Before baking, sprinkle U 1 tbsp. flour cup crumbled blue cheese end 14 tsp. vanilla I tbsps. busted sesame seed 2 eggs over top of baiter. Bake as di­ % cup granulated sugar rected above. 14 tip. baking powder • a e Vi tsp. sail BASIC FRITTERS 14 cup unsifted flour Makea IS Fritters 14 cup coarsely chopped wal­ Fat for deep frying nuts S cup enriched sell-rising com 14 tsp. almond extract meal 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup sifted enriched sell-rlsMelt chocolate and 3 tbsps. lag flour butter in small saucepan over 1 egg, beaten very low beat, stirring con­ to to % cup milk stantly. Coo). Cream 2 tbsps. Preheat let for deep frying butter with cheese until soft­ to Ml degrees. In medium- ened. Gradually add U cup nlied mixing bowl etlr to­ gether eon meal and flour. Add egg and enough milk to make e stiff better. Drop bet­ ter by teaspoons into fat until golden brown, turning once. Drain thoroughly on absorb­ ent paper. Serve hot. Now some variations: CHEESE FRITTERS BUr I cup shredded ebeddar cheean jnto com meal. Mix nod ftp 1* directed for Basle Written. HERB-PEPPER FRITTERS j sugar, creaming until light and fluffy. Blend in 1 egg, 1 tbsp. Hour and 14 tsp. vanilla. Set aside. Beat 2 eggs until light In color. Gradually add remain­ ing V« cup sugar, besting un­ til thickened. Add baking powder, sail and 14 cup flour, Blend in routed chocolate mixture, nuts, almond ex­ tract and 1 tsp. vanilla, ehoeoiate hatter in a greased 8 or 0 inch square pan. Then spread cheese mixture evenly over the top. S|>oon remaining rlmrnlatc batter over cheese mixture, Zlg zng a spatula through hatter onre in each direction to marble. Bake in a 35(1 degree oven 35 to 40 minult....... . until tup springs hark when lightly pressed in center. Cool, Cut in about 20 bars or 10 squares. • • » QUICK COCONUT COFFEE CRUST t tbsp. instant dccatfcinated cotfee 1 tbsp. water l<a cups flaked coconut 2 tbsps. soft butcr Dissolve instant coffee in water. Blend with coconut. Spread boiler evenly over bottom and sides of an 8 or 0inch pie pan. Sprinkle coconut into pan pressing evenly into the butter. Bake In a slow oven (350 degrees) until gold­ en brown, about 30 minutes. Cool thoroughly. Fill with fav­ orite chiffon, cream or ire cream filling. (Use 3 cups filling for i-inch pies and 4 cups filling for B-lncb pies.) • • • "This is the year (hat Is," as far as apples are concern­ ed, according to L. W. Brown, president of Processed Apples Instilute, Inc. Here are sev­ eral recipea using applesauce and apple Juice. APPLE NUT BREAD 1 cup brown sugar 2 qta. whole wheat flour 2 cups chopped nuts t 1 2 1 eggs cup melted shortening qta. canned apple sauce pt. light molasses .Silt dry ingredients. Add nuts and mix well. Combine eggs, shortening, apple sauce and molasses, mix well. Add to dry Ingredients and stir only unlit evenly combined. Divide hatter into 5 loaf pans, 814 by 414 by 3. Let stand 15 minutes. Hake at 350 degrees for I hour and 15 minutes or until bread tests done and is Spread about half of the tightly browned. Remove from pans and place on racks lo cool. Cover tlghliy and place In refrigerator over night bofore slicing. Each loaf will cut 20 slices. • • • For home entertaining, try these; 111 an old fashion glass filled with ire cubes, add a slice each of orange and lemon and a maraschino cherry. Pour apple Juice over all. Peel a lemon so that the peel Is In one long strip. Then in a lull straight sided glass, stand lemon peel in a spiral and keep in place with ice cubes. Add apple juirc to till and garnish with lime slice and maraschino cherry. To i quart chilled apple juice, add 2 tbsps. instant tea. Then add a pint ol lemon sherbet and beat In a blender or with rotary treater. Pour into tall glasses and aerve with colorful straws. And for the kiddles; Chilled apple juice frothed with va­ nilla ice cream will be a hit at any children's party. And for extra spark, sprinkle with chocolate over the top. Banking A t W W Club Meet The Wolcomo Wagon Club of Sanford met recently at the Capri Restaurant with Edna Hums, program chairman, in­ troducing Richard Keough, vice president of Florida State Rank, who sjxike on (he ways and means of hanking In a most interesting and informa­ tive presentation. Mrs. Sam Rrnwnback was appointed secretary, Mrs. BoIh-N Ralston, cord chairman, and Mrs. I.ou Roberts will be chairman of tho forthcoming rummage sale. Kmlting classes for WW members only arc being held the first Monday of carh month at Garrett's Depart­ ment Store at 1 p.m. Evening classes are held at the home of (lie Instructor, Edna Hums, 20T Collins Drive, Suniand, at 7:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. For further Informa­ tion call 323 1085. Mrs. Kevin Hough and Mrs. J. Russell Wolff were wel­ comed as guests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wolff, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Hough with Mrs. A. Shaw winning a door prize, a shampoo and set from the Cut N’ Curl Beauty Shop. The Welcome Wagon plaque will appear under the Cham­ ber of Commerce welcoming sign upon entering Sanford. The next regular meeting is scheduled at the Capri May If holes are punched in a container of water, the liquid will squirt farther from the lowest holes because the pres­ sure is greater. 0 MEN'S MEN 115 Magnolia Ave. SMART PEOPLE . . . W EAR Downtown Sanford ON TH E GO — — USE — TRAVELERS CHECKS 18. Mental Health Group To View Film Thursday The Seminote County Men­ tal Health Association wilt meet Thursday, April 20, at 8 p m. at the Health Center on French Avenue. The second in a film series will be viewed entitled, "Why Can’t This Man Keep A J ob ?" All members arc askrd to make a special effort to at­ tend tile meeting. O U R PRIM ARY C O N C I R N ...T H I PRESCRIPTION ACCURACY P U R I T Y * IR T R O R IT Y • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STOKE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT *] Check Us For These Services. 1. 0 Personalized Services. 2. 0 Charge Accounts. 1 qt. sifted ell purpoee flour 1 tbsp. baking soda 3 tbsp*. baking powdrr 3. [x] Right Prices On All Mdse. 4. 0 24 Hr. Prescription Service. 2 Ispi. salt 5. [x] Immediate Free Delivery. PLEASE NOTE! SATURDAY SUMMER HOURS START THIS WEEK — • A.M. - 12:30 P.M. (p in s u M A i to* psnoca m v |7M BILVKHPLATE BY INTERNATIONAL i-m 7. KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AYR. LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-02 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 322-7013 FLORIDA S T A T E B A N K Miasm r.o.ix. �OUR BOARDING IIOUSE CARNIVAL Rv Dick Turner ■Arrfl 29, 1965 — ra ge 9 Efo Bmforfi Tfnia (Dsuah G bbij DEAR ABBY: We have three daughters, 11. 15 and 17, who rnn't wait until they reach tha ip * when they will he their ‘ ‘own toss." In your opinion it jjacobij. ItlliS Vanderbilt Cup Winnrra Newspaper Enterprise Awn. North’s one heart opening waa one of those tactical rubber bridite bids that us­ ually turn out to be tacti­ cally unsatisfactory. This one should hsve suc­ ceeded, but unfortunately for North, South decided to bid tuo much and the result waa a minor disaster. South should have been delighted with hla partner's two-club bid but South look­ ed st hla good diamonds and decided to bid two nn-truinp. He overlooked the fact that the good diamonds Were just about his whole hand. West made the killing op­ ening lend of the seven of spades and the defense ran o ff five spade tricks. South By Abigail Van Buren there aurh an aga? I be­ lieve you once said there wai not, ami you Hated a On(Bhidqsi NORTH (D) It A None VKQ10S ♦ 10 7 6 3 ♦ A m t EAST B IS T AKQ972 AAJ4 8 M5 4 3 V A J OS ♦ 03 ♦ A 84 . 4 )4 3 3 1 *K 10 SOUTH A 10 8 6 53 V 7 ♦ KQJ3 AQ73 North nnd South vulnerable North Fast South W eil Pass 1 A 1’asa IT Tasa 2 N.T. I’asa 3* Data Tasa Opening lead—4 T. had to make five discards from dummy and his choice of discards was far worse than his choice of bids. He By Oswald Jacoby A MOTHER shed four diamonds snd the eight of hearts while East aimpty let the four and eight o f diamonds go. Now West led the deuce of hearts and East let dummy’* king hold the trick. At this point South had forced himself into a corner where a club lend appeared neceasnry. Actually, n heart return here would have saved one trick hut South appeared to ha embarked on a career of losing whatever hs rould. South led a low club !o his quern. This put West in with the king and West promptly led a aecond heart whereupon East cashed three heart tricks and the are of diamonds. South had managed to hold himself to only three tricks at his two no-trump contract. Jh& Woman: By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence ! Just want this predatory lltNewspaper Enterprise Assn. tl* cousins to ask hie per­ UK A It MRS. LAWRENCE: mission to use his toys? Ask When my brother's twin girls him. It's my hunch that what come to our huu*e, they make streight for my child's toy he wants Is respect for hi* box. I f he shows any resent­ ownership. In which case, he ment, their mother makes isn’t stingy, is he? If that's them return the toys, hut al­ the truth, it's his obligation ways with some remark to say so, “ To snatch it away about Roy's “ stinginess.” 1 from him, to tell it yourself, know she’s gossiping about is just as unfair as hi* cou­ him to other family mem­ sins* appropriation o f hi* bers as I've just had a letter toys. from tny mother saying howHe'll lie shy shout getting sorry the ie to beer of Roy’s his aunt straight nest time selfishness toward his little she call* him "stingy.'' He'll cousin*. How can 1 tell my find it hard to tell her: "I sister-in-law what 1 think of am not stingy. I want the her for giving a 6-yrar-old twins to ssk me if they run boy a bod name in the fam­ play with my toys instead of ily without making more tuking them.” You wilt have to rehearse this statement of trouble T • . . ANSWER: If Ihere’a "tell truth with Idm until he gels ing" to lie dune, why Isn't so used to it hs Isn't afraid of it. When ho makes it to Roy the person to do it? la he stingy? Ur dues he his aunt, he may need you show's o w n rontrlhutions. The Christy* and Hirt offsr familiar, snfo material, but the show is well staged and worth catching. Gordon and Siislta are attractive musical hosts. 8-9 p m. CRS. Parry Mason. "The Case o f the Grinning Gorilla.1' Shades of the old “ Rue Morgue!” In t h i s bloody story, a mad scientist who lives with hi* gorillss in a dog-surrounded mansion is found murdered, apparent- Television Tonight THURSDAY P. M. 1:00 <<) Ni w i , tijioilw Wea­ ther ( ! ) New.tins 13> Neweropt Cent. (Il llumiar-Drlnklty « > Sews— Walter Cionkits (D list U jiliraen l*i itlrnn ftesvea t il llirli-man (<i 11unt! net h Fishing III Jr,tiny UUMt (?) Daniel llnnna II) The Mini start i l l 1'erty Mtenn IS) llnnna Heart (5) Hr Klhlare (I) My Thres Bona <<| I'aeeworit (D Hewltehti it) l l o - l III I’eyli.n l-ltr# is) r«l«i.rity (lams It ) I'r-rry (\,mn (S) The Deren.ler* (I) Sews, Spuria, W«i> tlier (I) Sewsrnpa (II Sewsllns (II The !.ate Mlinw (I) Theater nt Ilia Kttn C ) Tonight Show FRIDAY A. M. (I) (II (() (?) (SI (SI (Jl Bigs Om Sunrhlna Atmanae Sena A Weather Intro to r'heinletrjr Sunrlee Henireter News K Weather Tmlsy 1*1 Hun ill Ins Almsnao (SI Wake-up Unvisa (I) Countdown Siwa (I) Farm Market lleport (II Today (II Mlrkla Keans (I) Dural Saws, Wea­ ther (I) Captain Kangare* r3 1 Weather, News (I) Today (I) Carloonelllt II ntvorr* Court (SI American History (ti Kaorcltaa tor Wiuien (Si Itompar tin -in (SI Komper Hnom (I) Morning Movie t il Make llucm (or Daddy t il Saws— Mika W al­ lace 111 What's This Hong (I) I Ivor* Lucy 11:11 III SBC Saws itepoet It :lu (I) Concasirstisa (I) Andy of Mayhtrry m lie,, itrida t i) Jtupatdy ■round. Once he mikes it, I think 1 can promise you a reduction of resentment between him and hia cousins that will redurr the family strains it is causing. I promise this because Roy will lie so happy to know that he rould pull himself out of thlf Ho thnt'e been imposed on him that hr will not only be willing to share with hie cousins, but be glad to. This is no mystery. We are ■11 delighted when we burst ourselves out o f restriction by some miijudgment with the truth shout ourselves. We're so happy to be free of It that we wont others to en­ joy thenisetvre ■■ we are en­ joying ourirlvea. Rut If ■omebody else undertake* to release us from the miijudg­ ment, we are denied till* ov­ erflowing Joy in ourselvei. DEAR MOTHER: In or­ der to lie one’* own bos* (in my opinion) a girl must be able to leave her par­ ent*' home, pay for hrr own clothing, insurance, and medical nnd tlcntnl rare, nnd pay fur the con­ tinuance of her own educa­ tion, transportation and recreation. Then she hits the privilege o f choosing her own company, making tier own derisions nnd be­ ing her own "boss." • • • DEAR ARRY: In your column you slated that the widow who removed her wedding ring ia thereby telling the world that she is "looking." I cannot speak for other widows but, In my ease, nuthing could he further from the truth. When my husband died a year ago, after 30 years of happiness, I placed MY wedding ring on HIS finger as a token o f my undying love for him. My wedding ring had never been remov­ ed from the time he ptared it on my finger during our wedding ceremony. We nro both of Irish descent, nnd it i* nn old Irish custom. It has been observed by nil the women In both our fam­ ilies ns far hark ns wo can remember. And there is nu record o f any woman in either femlly having remar­ ried. Personally, I could no more marry again than I could have been unfaithful to him while he was still living. And I know many rtngles* widows who share my feeling. Furthermore, 1 resent euch weeping goneralllies. RING LESS BUT NOT LOOKING DEAR RINGLESS: No offense intended. I should have used the word “ avail­ able." You ure nut, but other widows without rings possibly are. Thank you for your enlightening letter. • • * DEAR ARRY: Thank you fur telling that mother whose ” 3 - year - old son wanted to marry n 33-yearold widow that the mar­ riage could work. I f that “ older” woman loves her 2.1-year-otd husband half as much as 1 love MY hus­ band, the mother should be grateful. My husband is 30 and I am 31. We've been married ten months and my young husband hn* taught me more about living and being a mature woman, wife and mother, than any­ one in my life. He proudly refers to hla IJ-yenr-old stepson ns "m y son." Th* children adore him and I worship him. He has done more for us than either o f my two former hushnnds. (You see, I was no priia package.) I would go to th* ends of the earth nnd back again for this man. n t o u D T o nE m s w i f e DEAR PROUD: CongraU ulatlons hut. In my book, you ure still on your hon* rymnon. If, a f t e r t e n YEARS, you can write the above letter, 1 would say you bad it made. It’s not difficult to understand why a twice-married, 31-yearold divorcee with three chit■lien would worship a young ntmi who would mar­ ry her and adopt her chil­ dren. Be good to him. He’s one In n million. • * • Troubled? Write to A BIIV. llox 09700, I.oa Angetee, Calif. For a personal reply, encloea a stamped, eclf-addretsed envelop*. • • • For Abby'a Ixioklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," eend 50 cent* to Ab* by, lloa 69700, Lo* Angela*, Calif, TV Time Previews d iiq h U q h iA 10-11 p.m. ADC, Electric Showcase. “ World's Fair Entartalnment Spectacular." At least for a short while, we seem to be going through an era of good feeling for tha New York World's Fair. Starring Gordon and Shelia Macrae, with aimie help from the Nvw Christy Minstiels unit Ai Hirt, the hour visits a group of the mors inter­ esting pnvillons and features their entertainment or uses them a* backdrops for the few accomplishments a girl had to achieve before she rould be hrr own "boss." I would appreciate your re­ viewing that list. ID ITIca la Hlght III Tha McCoya FRIDAY r. M. II OB It ) t il ID 1! ?l IS) I? IV ll ) (() 41) 1! (I IS u i i I?) 1:011 (II tl) ID I I I 111 t:IO (1) ID Bay When Lova of Life Iiunna Heed Sewe­ Truth nr Conttriuencea Peerch Far Tomor­ row Falhar Knows Baal Holding I.lghl NIIC News Iteport Newe . Kdlturlil • Wesl jer (llrl Talk Tennessee Ernie Focus bat's Make A Daal A t Tha World Tara* (II Sewellna I I I (1) t . « D ( !) (si ID III* 111 (Si (I) M l III 1:01 (?) lli It ) 111 ID 1:11 (I) (I) (I) 1:11 111 MIC Sawa lleport Moment <>( Fear I'eesword Flame In Tha Wind Doctors Art blnklttter Day In Court A tlC Sew a Another World To 1 ill Tha Truth General Hospital News— Edward* You Don't Bay Edg* nt Sight Tha Toung MarrDda Match Ham* II) The Herral Itorm ID Ttellmneter 4 13) NHC Newe H*p»rt 1 I in Mike Douglas Dhow ID Hurl* Walt 1:00 (D Paler Polamua id) Seahunl 1:1* (D I«**ve It To tleavar (D Sews, Weather, Kporla (1) Sawecop* H KI'II-TV CHANNEL I I FKIU IV A. M. I la Sun On I » - » :« « Timeline Amrrlran History >10-1:11 Heading Enrich­ ment t l-D BrS',-10:30 Hpanlah lt'vlew !u:!(i.tO :t! Bpanleh llevtew 10:11-11:10 Science club (S-l) 11:10-11:11 Florida History (I) VT 11:11-11.00 Muelo Enrichment VT PHIIIAI P. M. 11:00-11:11 Art Enrichment 1 3.23-13 To Klndertlme 11:10-1:11 Quest I l o- l Tt Esplnrlng Selene* 111) 1 :(<•:.10 Quest VTil ty by on* o f hi* gorilla*. A wild »ch*m* and money ar* at tha bottom of th* killing and, sine* most gorillss hsve very Rule uso fur money, you know *miifone has to he accused. I.urene Tuttle ap­ pears a* Mason's unlikeahle client In a allow that's above average fur tliae series. 7:311-8 p.m. ARC. The Don­ na Reed Show. "Play Ball." (rerun) Willie Maya, Don Dry adult) nnd I /u Ilutoriiei aru Donna's guesta tonight. The first two make some small talk about world chenipiona. The big Joke has Leu aervlng a* nn umpire. Other­ wise a typical folksy episode. 8:30-0:30 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kildare. ‘‘A Reverence for Life.” Ie Kildare accident prone? Ha hna another car accident, this time badly in­ juring a woman who can’t get a vital blood transfusion on religioua grounds. Kildare is ronarlenre-strickrn, h u t powerless to help legally. There is some unpreachy con­ sideration nf a person's right to dls. Kildare surprise* hi* colleagues at the end with some dangerously unchar­ acteristic action. D e n n i s Weaver guest* ai Uie wom­ an's husband. 8:30-D p.m. ABC. My Three Rons. "The Glass .Sneaker." This is Chip’s show ■* we follow his rinderelln-like nilventures in a theatrical ho­ tel. When he isn’t sllowtd to join his family at a party, he join* Charley on a visit to some old vaudeville rronlca. He meets not only Vince Harnett, Billy Curtis and Jnck Teller, hut some train­ ed poodles, a seal and * lit­ tle girl his own age. How­ ever, Chip isn't nearly ns In­ terested in thn git I ss Steve is in her mother. Cute show, 9-9:30 p.m. ABC. Bewitch­ ed. "That Was My Wife." When Humuntha turns her­ self into a brunette, two marriage* appear to bo wrecked to Darrin's boss. Hu sees Darrin in a hotel with this mysterious dark strang­ er and Jump* to the obvious conclusion. Then he see* Darrin with another, real brunette, whose I d e n t i t y startles him into some violent ait iuli. U.K. fur thu set ice. " I am unable to lake exer­ cise i lo aid in reducing, but I am not ill. 1 work In a largo office and sit all day, l must reduce. 1 am fifty — Alice." Try Ihe simple exercise of walking instead of riding ami doing the tilings ' which you can do for keeping muscles active. Exercise* alone do not reduce—you need a diet program. Send for and use my 'Figure Perfection Uiel,” You ran lake It to work with you so you can keep the diet going when lunching. The foods are very simple and easy lo find. Do not drink sweet, cokl drinks and do not esl dur­ ing so-called coffee breaks. East freib fruit*. To obtain a copy of my diet and the gift booklet, "Diet Breaks," send me ■ long, self • addressed, ■lamped envelope, and enclose TEN cents in coin. Be serious ■tout continuing the diet. You can slim down and you will feel younger and look so much better. "I would like a white suit. I attend parties at our coun­ try club and thought a white suit could l>c accessorized with color and would look dif­ ferent. I am forty-five, a housewife, have graying brown hair, am fair, but a bit over­ weight. 1 am five-feet-four and weigh 185 —Luclllr." No, Lucille, no white suit. It would add, by Illusion, pounds tn your figure. Wait to have a white auit until you get down to your correct sire. Head the advice above and send for the d id . Say lo your­ self every day, "While Suit,” snd soon you will slim down and to Just right for the white suit. And you are right In your thinking that it could to smartly m cossorim l with Kf|r TILL 3:00 E fW W hon. - r iu .W color. You'd better get a navy or black auit now. It will be smart, and you will look bet­ ter In a dark color. “ I have a new m oil green dress. Please suggest accessorics. I have fair akin, auburn lialr with a hit of gray In front which I hate.—D. D ." Why not have shoes dyed to match and use a brown bag, gloves and hat? Don't waste your strength hating the gray halrt—simply use a modern hair color and match your own hair. No one will to the wiser! Tomorrow — Don't Make A Move ONLY TRIPLE PLAT WASHINGTON (U P !) Wa thing) on was the only club in the American league lo ex­ ecute a triple play In 1961. S fl ( siig t i n f ) HI Ub - I M TMI ATR1 �c i ■Sr #tflTtrrB VrraTI Page 10 — April 29, 1965 Plant Sale To A id 'Operation B eautify' Society Plans Annual Meeting In Geneva By JoAaa Hayi Annual meeting of tha Gen­ eva Historical and Genealogi­ cal Society will be held this weekend beginning Saturday with Um traditional fiih fry at Ft. Lane Park and conclud­ ing Sunday with a dinner for members only at the Commun­ ity Hall. Preceding the Saturday fish fry, the Geneva Band will play at 11:30 a. m. Serving will begin at noon and following the meal there will be an after­ noon of planned activities fot the teenagers. At 3 p. m. Saturday, mem b e n of the Society are Invit­ ed to participate in an open bouse for the recently estab­ lished Geneva Community Library. The annual business meet­ ing will be held at 7 o ’clock that evening In the Commun­ ity Hall followed by a pro­ gram of entertainment. Sand­ wiches will be provided and aoft drinks will be available. Sunday, member* will at­ tend 11 a. m. church services, meeting again at 1 p. m. at the Community Hall for a fried chicken basket dinner. Mrs. Elisabeth D. Oldham of Geneva la serving as regis­ tration and reservations chair­ man for all weekend meetings. English Estates PTO To Install New Officers By Jane Caasclbm y Officers of ritiBlIrh Estates Elemrrtary School ParentTrarlicr Orgnn!''ation for the rumlng yenr will In* InataUi'-l at the last meeting of the current whool term to bo held at 8 p.m. Tuesday In tho school cafetorlum. Principal Morris Ituby will serve as Installing officer. Mrs. Margaret Reynold*, who has boon assigned to the school as principal replacing Ituby, will he Introduced. Him la at present teaching at Hie Laka Mary E l e m e n t a r y School in Sanford. Kuby hns been transferred to the posi­ tion aa principal of the Lake Mary School. Acting president of the PTO, Mrs. Helm Douglas, will read the annual rejmrl Befreahmenls will he serv­ ed following tin- meeting by third grade room mothers. Engineer Meet Slated At Base An estimated 20 members o f the American Society for Metals, Institute of Elcrtrlral nnd Electronic Engineeis nml the American Institute of Plant Engineers will tour Panford Naval Air Station this evening. The Central Florida groups will heur Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., romiiiMiider of Iteconnuissaiice Altuek Wing One, deliver hla first speech since taking over the com­ mand Munday. Captain Fowler will make his presentation following dinner at tha Capri Itestau rant after tha tour. The tour, which will begin at S p.m., will consist of n simulated carrier landing demonstration, a static dis play of aircraft and a tour of tha Naval Air Maintenance Training Detachment build­ ing. Liberty Belles Plan Car Wash LYMAN HIGH School whs host to Student Council district committee meeting for the purpose of preparing chnngcs in the constitution nnd by-laws of the group. Shown here (left to right) are Ruth Wright. Dan Casselberry, chnlrmnn, and Mike Tatum, of Lyman, and Ron Grnvatt and David Bedford, of Colonial High School, Orlando. (Herald Photo) m \ TEC CLUB WINNERS gather around their new stnto president, Wade Hnncock, after returning from recent state convention. From left are Delbert Nary, Edward Lachtara, Hancock and Denver Vodopich, local president. (Herald Photo) Sanford horn# gardener* will have tha opportunity Fri­ day to purchasa caiadium tubers (bulbs, for tha unini­ tiated) when Camellia Circle o f the Sanford Garden Club conducts a downtown sals o f tha bulbs In 1 4 - and flvapound bags. The bulhs were donated to the Garden Club for the “ Op­ eration Beautify" fund by Drx. John Wilson and John Darby, o f the Central Florida Experiment Station. Members o f Camellia Cir­ cle, under the direction o f their president, Mra. Donald Flamm, will conduct the aete from 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the MeCrory'a annex on Flrat Street and at the Sanford Post Office. Jack Bolt, Sanford area beautification chairman, said he has received permission to block nff three parking spaces In front o f MeCrory’a so that the garden club sales women ran conduct a "drivein" service. Three varieties of the calndium tubers will be offered, including Crimson Wave (red and green), Mra. Halderman (green and red) and Condidum (white). All receipt* from the sale o f the tubers will go into the "Operation Beautify" fund, of which Darby is rhnlrmnn. By Dr. J. F. Darby Caladluma ara colorful fol- ATTENDING THE Spring Festival sponsored Saturday by Council o f Teachers and Parents at South Seminole Elementary School at Cassel­ berry, Michael Cadiz concentrates on hammer­ ing in a nail while brother Leroy watcher. H o r s e C a v a lr y S t y le H its J o h n T a x p a y e r WASHINGTON (D P I) — Government auditor* said tlm taxpayer* had to tny out nearly $050,0110 front HMW-fll to style military raincoats to Urn in cavalry specifications. Tim General Accounting Office repnrteil to Congress that a requirement for vents in the buck o f Army, Marine and Navy raincoat* added 2K to M rents to the cost of each garment. It noted pointedly that the Air Fur re has been get­ ting along just fine without vents in its ralnronts. The original reason for the lent*, which have taken the shuja* of "canttu piece*" and pleats un Army and Marine coats and simple slit* on the Navy version was to allow a Spring Roundup Announced In horseman to apread his coat over the back or •‘canlle" of bin saddle. Thu auditor* estimated the cxrest cost o f cuntle pieces and back pleat* and back allli between fiscal years 11)112 nnd 1PU4 at (iilB.877. Legal Notice iv tiis : n n i i it i h i n t o r m i : -vi.vTii j i m t i xi. m i ' 1 IT IV A M I r i m m x i v o l . K I III V T A, I I.OIIIIIA. « ii « v r » : n i vti , i ioo* D ie word "carat" mean! Ihe weight of a carob tree seed, long ago used to weigh diamonds. 322-0686 Flower* For All Occasion* 2221 Grapeville Ave. o f tho bushels of caiadium bulbs which will bo dispensed Friday in "Operation Beautify." (Herald Photo) Free Delivery Martins V.V.O . ^ c h e n le q 8 YRS. OLD RESERVE LANG'S 8 YR. 8 YR. BLEND House of Lords HUDSON BAY T. W. Samuels Ky Tavern Bond 6 YR. STIl. KY. BOURBON REG. 7.15 VALUE REG. 4.99 Kv nourR on 4 3 ”CASE 10 REG. 4.50 MOUQUIN 4A U n 1UTK. 3 Halfway . REG. 4.30 Bulloch & Lades 49 Between Sanford and Orlando iB.L. 4 1 7 QQ M W y . J U -tfsi ITALIAN BRANDY ^ Just North o f Casselberry City Limits PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 1st. SCOTCH STH IMP. SCOTCH •tro d JsB RAR£ H. W A L K E R S 90 PROOF GIN 6 Yr. Str. Ky. Bourbon CHARRED OAK M ARTIN'S V. 0. BARTON 8 12 YEAR OLD 8 YR. STR. KY. HOURBON Federal Reserve YD s t r a ig h t 1 *'• IIUUKIiON 10 YR. STR. KY. BOURBON Haig Pinch Mr. Boston Rum REG. 5.39 VALUES REG. 8.99 VALUE REG. 8.33— 53.73 C A SE 6 .3 9 YELLOW STONE s t il l y STH ! HOUR RUN 2 .9 9 12 OZ, GOLD CREST BEER I 8 CANS IMP. ENGLISH GINS mimofp Tanqueray s8 & VODKA BOMBAY House of Lords PLYMOUTH Lamplighter STR. KY. BOURBON Bourbon de luxe FO U R ROSES 86* BLEND REG. 4.85— 41.58 CASE P A NV. INC., POTTED PI,ANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES GARDEN CLUB members nml Dr. John Darby moped, the end result GORDON GIN REG. 5.24—44.93 CASE I'lulnUtr, RF.G. 7.13—33.73 CASE \ Ml i.m v A itn in .in i i-u jv MA i: 11LCU, hla M il-. -| ,1, loft'Oils nil v o n m o r c i . k i i k -s b a c k N olle* IS hrrrliv a i « . n th at I, AIITI IliU II. IIK C K W IT I I . Jit., •’ letI, of 111* MltllM* 1) toil ■oil! I, uilll*r Slnl tiy VIn IIS o f s Pinal l i t r n * li«it«lnf or* Is* atliil out o f Ills s l m i s •t>ti-<l C ourt, In 111* a h u \ . • t)irii i-stjnt* w ill o f f * r fur ssIs Ihn follow ins UrscrlUdl r t s l pro* ii*n r: laili 113 sml 111 of J. O I'A l'K A Iin a FIIIHT A li* IMTIIIN to MlilMiiy, sr. The Senior 4-H Club Liber­ roritliiii l.i plat ||i*r*nf rsBy Julia Bartoa ■■•rdctl in I'lsl Hook. 1, ty Belles of Slivia will spon­ Pas* 101 of Hi* rulilln Annual Spring Roundup at sor a ear wash from 8:30 ll«'iirdi nf Mtmlnolt Counlr. Florida. •Jn. until 8 p.m. Saturday at Altamonte Springs Elementary Srhool for children who will s« Hi* |iro|irrl|- of ilis sbov* SANFORD ohoini ii*friiiUnis. nm vA iin III.HK slid I :l.l.A m a m h i .p i ;, Ills Mlfr. and ilist on Ills loili day of May. lM l, at 11 no Noon, at Ihs Front Boor nf lbs Hrminola County Court llous*. X.lifnrd, Florid*. I will off»r lor sals and **ll to tha hl(ltrsl lilddi-r lor euali. 111 liand, Ih* shots .Irair lb..| property, ss Ilia prnprtiv of said l>*l*ndsnls, to satisfy said Final Be­ er**. (H HA 1.1 Arlhnr H, H.rk with. Jr. Plrrk of Hi* Clteult Court ••y; Martha T. Vlhlsn Bvputy Clerk IIOIVAHB a. Ilt'lh* nf WATEUllOCKH * HEIBg It W ait W at IIIniton at. Orlando, Florida Attnrnrya for th* Plaintiff Apill ZS, 11(1 I ' ii Ii M.Ii : COL It 3 !wTui!5u m V mjmS tSaas s* shap ar ****** a fcaaa ar sesrtPMOl. . . . Mad t w TIm Bufori Herxld KKU. 3.34 VALUES Guckenheimer M - BLEND TAAKA VODKA SURFS1DE Virginia Petroakl P. O. Box 1114 Baufotd Phyllis KngensUln 323-4X34 FLORIDA RUM mum GIN M ILL FARM STRAIGHT BOURBON Nora Norrlr TK 8-1514 R. Seaiinol* Mary Getting* Sakpla Halaea 448*4403 DeBary ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOME OF THE RONRICO KING Light or Dark Rum SIZED HI-BALL * 19, OAT », Mill HO UR INK*, 0 V 1 H B D FU LL QUARTS OrtNING 0 9 * ill (LOSING J9, A ll HALLERS Deluxe Brb. or Reserve Bl. AB C 1 0 U N C I S PARK * Til.FORD EXTRA DRY ■■ m n BUY BY THE B N CASE & SAVE CA8E 24 12 OZ. + DEP. E ABC WINESALE ID* Table C*l*alL Bargaady ||c It I 1 * UIC claret. Staler** ■ ■ Qt. W REGENT or BAVARIAN BOCK 'ALSTAFF *•“ Pink Catawba “ J 1 » INATIONAL \ m M Yr. Sherry j S a 2 " . lid Milwaukee VODKA GIN REG. 4.73 VALUES IU S C H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.39 Lake Mary Mildred Raney $4 . 9 9 *1 1 MM$ 1 0 FU LL QUARTS Altamonte tha Oviedo Texaco Service Station with proceeds tu go be entering find grade there fo r the group's end-of-ycar next term will be held from 9 until II a. m., Friday, May D. party. In order to enroll, children Dallrary terries arrangemanta will be provided by tha meat be tlx years old on or be­ adult laadera, Mrs. George fore Jan. 1, IBM, and parents Jakubcin Jr., Ura. George will lie expected to bring birth Kelsey and Mrs. Bill Round- certificates to the roundup al­ though it will not be necessary tree. to bring the child. Parents will be asked to MOTHER'S DAT WASHINGTON (UP1) — complete registration cards President Johnson has pro­ and will be auppUed with in­ claimed Sunday. May 9, aa formation about the school Methei-1* Day nnd urged all and the first grade. Complete Americana to observe it ap­ registration should not taka more than Hi to 13 minutes. propriately. | Grapeville Florist KY. BLEND or HOURUON UKODIUTIGH i n vkrtm en t I'U. o f HT. l.llt.’ IH. a I if In » , , • i ••ri><>rutl(in. fi.rmi-rl, m x T I ilTIBS IW rU T ilE N T COM- o f the soil removed, and re­ ure. A fter planting, water placed with oak leaves mulch, just enough to dampen soil. When they begin to come up peat or dairy manure. The soil should be slightly water should be Increased. arid. One level tablespoon of When full grown the soil 0-0-0 commercial fertilizer should be kept m oist This should be mixed into the soil constant watering will re­ at planting time. When plant­ ing is completed, apply a quire fertilizer applications light mulch o f onk leaves, monthly. A special azaleagrass clipping* or similar rumellia fertilizer will grad­ substance to conserve moist- ually make the soil more acid. The foliage will remain at­ tractive until October or November when the short days will imlure the plants to go into a resting period. In Central Florida tubers can be left in the soil all winter. If the caiadium* ara left in the soil they should be dug up and replanted about once every three year* when they may become crowded in some areas. It is suggested that tha home gardener plant whole tulwrs. Tubers may be plant­ ed l ’ s to two Inches deep and one foot apart. IMP. SCOTCH DeBary Bridge Club Has Two Section Play Fourteen table* In two sec­ tion* were In action nt thl* week's Tuesday afternoon meeting o f the Ot-Hury Dupli­ cate Bridge Club in the Fire­ men’* Recreation Hall, Winners o f Section A, di­ rected by Mr*. Robert N’iclioll*. were, NS, first, E. Z. Walters and H. Guy Chase; second, Arthur Wheatley and Mrs. W. II, Cook; third, Mr*. Ruth Rlutt and Mis. William Wood lock; EW, first, Mr and Mrs. Frank Muthlson; second, Mr*. Doyle Driver nnd William Woodlark; third, Mrs. Mildred Dosterl and Mrs. Edna Reilly. Section It was directed by Col. W. W. Hague. Winners were, NS. first, Norman Moyer nnd Don MaeNatighIon; second, Mrs. Jody Runhell nnd Jits. Loretta Mun­ son; third, Mr*. Ida R. Wil­ son nnd Mrs. J. D. Cordell; EW, first, Mix. Charles Mclner and Mr*. M. Shader; second, Mrs. I^iria Weeks nnd Mrs. Frank Holder; third, Mr*. It. W. Ackerman and Mr*. Dolorea Finn. Winners for the month of April were, first, Mrs. Frank 11older; second, Mrs. Uirls Week*; third, Mrs. Frank Mathison; fourth, E. Z. Wal­ ters; fifth. William G. Lutx, and sixth, Phil DeDrrard. tuber has several eyes or buds on the top and tides. Caladluma will grow in aun or shade and In various toil type*. Those grown in par­ tial shade will have larger nnd more colorful leaves, and will remain attractive longer than If grown in full aun. For best results caiadium beds should be spaded to a depth of eight or 10 Inches, a part lage plants which a n native to the A m u on River Valley and Peru. Tha laavas ara highly varlabla, beautifully netted, veined and splotched in numerous shade o f color. Caladluma have been grown in Florida fo r many years. Tubers may b* planted in Central Florida area from January through May for home gardens. Each Caiadium • OO FuiL M M * 2.99 rIHAMPAGNE 3.49f “ Q U A R T “WHY WAIT FOR A WEDDING" Ex. Dry. Piak 4.49 ISparkling, Burgundy “ 5th Roma Imper*tor •MMoet & Chandon J| f 1 �Autom ated Antique Look President Johnson says we are poinp to have to rebuild the entire Un­ ited States, in effect, just to accom­ modate the expected increase in population in the next 40 years. In the meantime, however, old buildinps are not beinp knocked down fast enouph to satisfy the de­ mand for attractive used bricks. The fact that the public will pay more for used brick than new ones has inspired two California men to in­ Political Notebook vent a brick-apinp mnchinc, which they have just patented. Nice new bricks are fed into the machine, which tumbles t h e m apainst each other until they become properly chipped and cracked. The device even smears mortar on the bricks at random to pive them char­ acter and authenticity. The result is n pile o f rubble— and n hiphly salable commodity. Tips On K ite Flying Warmer weather has arrived and besides brinpinp out the flower buds, birds and other sipns of spring it has also caused the kite flyers to tnke to the skies. Flying a kite can be pleasant sport but it calls for caution. Many a young boy and adults as well have received severe shocks when attempting to dislodge n kite from a power line. The following list o f “ Nevors” for kite flyers which should be heeded at nil tjmea is offered: NEVER run ncross streets or highways while flying a kite. A car may strike you. NEVER let a kite go over a TV or radio nerial. NEVER fly n kite near overhead electric wires. Find an open field. NEVER fly kites in the rain. Lightning may strike you. NEVER fly n kite with metnl wire in the frame or tail. It may touch a power line causing it to burn in two and fall. NEVER use tinsel string, wire, or nny twine that has n metallic sub­ stance. When metal touches power lines it conducts electricity. NEVER climb an electric power pole to loosen a snagged kite. Only competent electricinns are authoriz­ ed to climb power poles. NEVER touch fallen electric wires. Wurn other persons. ((NAVNEWS) Thought For Today Since thou hast closed their minds to understanding, therefore thou wilt not let them triumph.— Job 17:4. • • • Then men who made the world wiser, better and holier were ever battling with the laws and customs and institutions o f the world.— Clarence Dnrrow. Dr. Crone’s Helen Fuller Soys Shaky Southern Bloc WASHINGTON — A i the Senate prepare* to act on the Johnson Administration's bill to strengthen Negro voting right* in federal elections, the oncc-dominant Southern bloc o f Senators appears reduced to a thin grey lina o f op ­ position. Many of the South'* strong leader* in tegrrgation fight* and filibuitera have grown old or ill. Some of the young­ er Senator* are thinking les* o f the segregationist rausn of their fathers than o f their own position* of power in the new n a t i o n a l Democratic party that is evolving. The next few year* arc •ure to ice soma dramatic changes in the facra and attitude* o f the men who retire•ent the South in the Senate of the United State*. If the distinguished Richard Russell o f Georgia should deride to retire from the Senate at the end o f his present term next year, that could mark a his­ toric changeover. At 67, suf­ fering from emphysema, Sen­ ator Russell is said by polltically well-informed Georg­ ian* to he strongly consider­ ing retirement. Few men in this century huve achieved the respect and following Russell ha* gnined through hi* year* in the Semite. Few Southerners nre left in that body with the strength of mind and body to tnke up where he would leave o ff in unremitting effort to return to tho Southern system of tare relations that still provailed up to the school dcseg- regatlon decision o f 1051. How shaky the Southern power structure in the Senate has already heromr is dem­ onstrated by the estimate that perhaps one-third of the Southerner* will refrain from voting on the voting-rights bill. The new Democratic Whip, Sen. Russell hong o f I-ouisiana, is cautioning his South­ ern colleagues against fili­ bustering the voting bill lest doing *o may atir up the large majority for the bill to pul through a cloture motion, upsetting the privilege o f un­ limited debate In future con­ test*. In past filibuster* ngalnst civil rights proposals. Senator !-ong has usually l>eon a ring-leader in the Southern anti - civil right* group. Al the Southern states caucus to discus* opposition strategy on the voting bill, the Influential Senators from Enterprise Altamonte Hprlagt Florida and Arkansas, George Mrs. Ritchie Barrio Mrs. Julia llartee Smatheri and J. William Ful838-1318 188 3834 brlght, were among those not 888 4684 Bear Lake-Forest City present. Mrs. Maryann Mile* Lake Mary South Carolina Governor 838-3678 Mra. Francra Weeter Donald Russell, who has now 322-6218 Casselberry succeeded to the Senate seat Mrs. Jane Casselberry Labe Monroe o f the late Olin Johnston, is 838-5048 Mrs. H. L. Johnson a strong I.yndon Johnson 322-4722 tupiwrter who will run on a Chuluot* •'moderate” platform in the Loegwood Mrs. Joan Magln Mra. Donna Estes 1966 election to fill the John­ 365-3741 838-3317 ston vacancy, DrBary North Orlando The nmn most likely to Mrs. John l.eone Mrs. Margaret Coaby succeed Richard Russell if he 668-1883 122-6793 doe* decide to retire next Deltona Osteen year is young Georgia Gov­ Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder ernor Carl Sanders, Lyndon 668-5634 822-4841 Johnson's strongest supporter Genres Oviedo in that statu in 1964. Mrs. Evelyn Lundy Mrs. JuAnn Hays A younger man o f a differ­ 363-1160 349-4873 ent stripe may change the complexion of the Alabama delegation in 1966, however. Many political experts expect Gov. George Wallace to go after the seat held for many years by Sen. John Spark­ man, a "poor man's” spokes­ Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., April 29, 1965 man who in recent years when Wullarc has been riding «v A i.ii:it a . liiK M iw . s u m i o k » » U r t i H t a a high has tried to edge over k i i a x h u i l . t o i . h K , u m i s m * - **»»•»•! •»■■■*•» auHCHT AI.LX A A l i m to the mure conservative aide r u t . h m o o k s iiiiik Asso-ust* Udtior u( the road. Advertising Dlrsolor KKKli VAX PKI.T The President and his polit­ ■ nv u a c c a M-nagmg Editor Advsrtlsln* M sutgtr ical strategy team are bet­ Hull I* Mil.LI AMS I I M * kllOKMAKhtm ting that a new Southern ma­ ■oclstr Editor o o r i'll- a t a r i * iluslntsa Maaagsr jority o f whites and Negroes, Cltjr editor r*K B Wfci.s.1 based on economic interests, jr u i w k u i Msckaalcal l i f t will support most of his pro­ O u s ts Cdltsr • ILL Tl ACBXT grams in Congress and out­ Staff I’ botogrsphsr number the Southern Republi­ cans in 1966. Published d illr ssoapt Saturday. Sunday and Christmas; pub- Herald Area Correspondents © J je & a u f m “d » t ,,f I M • ■•■the I I I I Muilba l.M 1 Meat* Postal KagalaUoaa gravida that a * la advaas*. ALL UTMKM MAIL II l i t I tear g-TS g aasalks l to I llualha l.M 1 Mo a lb sail sukaarlgUaa* k« Herald la a mamkar at tks Causa Praia watch is *■• i cicluwvcly ta tbs us* for republic*!!#* •( all tta lacal yriatad la this s*wM *s*r. INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and undated Securities Mutual Funds Velma ia like million^ who tend to indulge in selfpity, usually without ade­ quate cause. So study this case with care. Cultivate that "looking down” strat­ egy to widen your perspec­ tive. And then become n so­ cial detective, ferreting out good thing* In your com­ panions. Send for the bookIrt below and make your-' self into a popular person­ ality! CASE V-476: Velma T.. agid 15. is the girl with one leg slightly shorter than the other. "Dr. Crane,” her teacher asked, "how can we help Velma get over her 'cripple complex 71 "She i* withdrawing from social life and isn't that had?” Yes, it is very dangerous to develop the habit o f re­ treating from life! You may ultimately end in a mental institution. For such patients ronjure up imaginary affronts and may finally believe that peo­ ple are persecuting them. Delusions o f persecution nre also likely to develop among deaf people, a* well as the timid wallflowers who have withdrawn from sociul affairs. Yesterday I mentioned the need to widen the perspective of those who suffer from any form of the ''cripple com­ plex.” Remind them that there are literally million* o f people in the same boat with them. That is medically true, whether your aup|*»sed defect lie diabetes, epilepsy, rheu­ matic heart trouble, deafness, the need for eye glasses, false teeth or crutches. Velma's trouble Is really very minor, for a built-up shoe permit* her to walk and enjoy most o f the things young people relish. One of my "spoiled” college coeds once got a severe jolt that shattered her selfish per­ sonality and changed her for the better. "D r. Crane,” she confessed, “ I wanted a new pair of shoes for a dance nnd felt very angry at my daddy for not letting me have them, at least until I happened to see a girl who had lost both her feet in an automobile wreck. "Then it suddenly dawned on me what a selfish brat I really was! "F or I was raging at my father Ih-chus* I didn’t have a new pair o f shoes while that other girl didn't even have feet!” Tills illustrstes the value o f "looking down" at the Iras fortunste, instead of envious­ ly "looking up” at those uhove us. It require* the combined "looking down” as well a* the "looking up” technique to widen our horltona and give u* the proper social outlook. Hut another quick device for widening our horizon Is to Join the "Compliment Club." It require* you to pay one honest compliment every day to a total of three different people. You must also keep up this reconl for 30 consecutive days, without a break. Then you merit a signed, formal diploma of member­ ship, if you send in your written report. Barbs cratic legislatures In Indian* and Utah, both with Demo­ cratic governor*, hav* been reasonably well-disciplined end productive o f some high­ ly constructive legislation. Nevertheless, there seams to be a lesson her*. Victory so huge as to haul in great numbers of untutored and perhaps undisciplined office holders may contain th* seeds of early reversal. Voter reaction to confused leader­ ship and wobbly performance could contract considerably the Immense bridge-head the Democrats gained In 1964. Rut before office-hungry Republican* amack their lips over aigns of Democratic dis­ array, they might eontldtr this: The Democrats' sm b a rn u ment of Inexperienced num­ bers could be a foretaste o f what the GOP may encounter if, hnndlrapped aa It la in many placet through long unfnmlllarity with govern­ ing, it should suddenly ba thrust back into power on ■ broad counterwav*. Letters Editor, Herald: Thank you to much for pub ting the day's temperature In the paper, plus the anticipated temperature for the following day. We enjoy H, especially since I have lived In Sanford for over four years. Airs. Harry Daehn After you too your doctor . . * bring your proscription lo <R*umUlatb W d lflU M jU M O <0*44*1 Pll. 822-8882 DOWNTOWN HANFORD Member: Midwest Stack Each. Chicago Board o f Trade (IT. Orlando Sale* Kcpresentativa *>• oart «f any matariat. *••»• •» aasanwihh. #r this caillua af in * Saalord Herald may b* reproduces in aar asaaaar with V l i u i s H r W H t v i - t «b. publlahnr at T i l H*r*l4. Amy Individual nr firm reapunalbl* t o r euch rDgraaacUsa wilt ha cunslua. *d a* I n frtn g .n g -n In* llaratda capyrlght aa4 will he held Habla tec SamagM aadar Iks « » , v a c a t io n *0*1® CAtt things you wont and need. Save for a purpose — her*. ALLEN A CO. 211 K. LEMON KT. LAKELAND, FLA. 1Ci ( « *a aacsad alee* asattar ‘ -«t®»»r It. t i l l at « * <*s*t lea *C gaafsrd, tta rU *. **d*r IS* A*t al Caagrsa* »f March Sit W orry Clinic corridors thl* spring in Lans­ ing, where the party has virt­ ually a two-thirds command In both houses o f the legisla­ ture. A big proportion of these Michigan freshmen are de­ scribed as suburban white eollnr type*, moatly independ­ ent of the “ labor control" considered common among the state's Democratic law­ makers. These new boys sre partly the product of Johnson's smash win, and partly the re­ sult o f state legislative re ap­ portionment which clearly favors the Democrats. Folitiral source* in Michi­ gan say these legislators are neither well-versed in their duties nor easily managed by an apparently floundering Democratic leadership in both houses. Democratic leaders arc try­ ing hnrd not to add any new cubit* to Republican Gov. George Romney's a l r e a d y large imnge, but the net of their behavior so far is to do Just that. In low-a, th* now democrat­ ic legislature is working with a popular Democratic gover­ nor, Harohl Hughes. The sit­ uation 1* by that fact under considerably better control. Yet one politician In Dea Moinea says: "The House (4 to 1 Demo­ cratic) I* a rent cun of worm*. They've floundering. They spend 20 minutes con* I d e r I n g a constitutional amendment, and whole dnya on trivia. There's • real Inck of guidance.” 8om* Iowa Democrats are ■aid to have flexed their largely untried muscles by refusing to go to party cau­ cuses, partly in complaint against the presence there of tabor and other lobhylsts. Despite Instances like these mentioned, no general trend Is discernible. New Demo­ Your kty lo thn COMPLETE Horn* Delivery s k m ix u i.u i u i x t v WASHINGTON (N E A ) — Here and there around the country the Democrat* are learning about the pitfalls of victory. Led by President Johnson'* crushing triumph over Barry Goldwnter, they won so big In so many place* that public offices are now held by a flock of candidate* who nev­ er expected to be anything but real estate broker*, den­ tists and damage suit lawy­ ers. Democratic majorities in many newly captured atate legislatures thus are often made up (n part o f freshmen totally unschooled in lawmaking and politics. Some­ times they are nearly un­ manageable. As one observer puts It: "Every psrty rewards a lot of faithful 'old Joes' by placing them on its tickets. When they get elected In a sweep, nobody know* what to do with 'em.” Many of the newcomers, of course, are far from being "old Joes.” They are young men, just getting started, who Imagined they might have a few dry runs before winning. Michigan I* an example of the difficulties here suggest­ ed. To a somewhat leaser ex­ tent, so are Iowa and New York, though In th* latter instance sharp factional col­ lision* produced the celebrat­ ed Democratic ehaos in Al­ bany. Some 70 new Democratic It ahouhl c o n t a i n the legislator* prowl the capitol changes you have observed meanwhile in your ease o f starting conversations, even with stranger*. It should also outline the A network president scolds common replies to your word* television for being stuck In o f honest praise. And it should recount your a rut that ia "nice, easy and own altered social outlook, for conservative.” "And he might you must train yourself to have added,” tays the Old itnalytc your companions for Cynic, "fabulously profita­ good points, in order to pay ble." • * • them honest compliments. One o f Columbia Univers­ Remember, you can’t he do­ ing that ami also he Indulg­ ity’s favorite classes teaches hartending. We assume be­ ing in self-pity or envy! So send for the "Compli­ sides drink-mixing, the stument Club" Iwioklet, enclos­ den's learn the essential art ing a long stamped, return of listening politely to bores, e a • envelope, plus 20 renta and North Vietnamese protest­ start building yourself a pop­ ed loudly over our use o f nau­ ular personality. sea gas. Obviously, they (Always write to Dr. Crane in rare of thl* news­ couldn't stomach this weapon. • • a paper, rnrhwlng a long stamped, addressed envel­ A diner seen putting a ope and 20 rents to rover match to a quarter explain­ typing and printing costa ed he wanted to give the when >am send for one of waiter a hot tip—that the hla booklets.) serviee was had. fy r ttU i II,had Saturday preeaadln* Cbrlatmaa. SlMbCKIl’ T lu a HATES ■alt VS ask Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley SAMPLING (U H /V V 06 'a % % o j c t A T I ? N MRS. STAN COMSTOCK IMi. GA 5-8014 312 WEST FIRST ST. S SANFORD. FLA own an exciting full-size Dodge Coronet Now at your Dodge Boys at a new low price! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. $ 7 7 3 2 1801 WEST tit STREET SANFORD. FLORIDA IT tr&fti ® — �11■ navtiiwtiiii_ Page 2-A— April 29, 1965 Horoscope H ER ALD W a n t-A d s Bring Fast Results F orecast Friday, April SO, IMS G E N E R A L TENDEN­ c E E CIES: The morning la fairly unimportant and ran be uaed to wind up much that ia rath­ er tedloua, but tha afternoon and evening grow better all klnda o f material waya that can bring thoae who look to financial facta and flgurea considerable more o f thle wnrld'a good. Count the pennlea. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Now you ore able to *ea how to add to your property holdings «o that you know true ahundance In the early future. Keep within your bud­ get. Stop going over it right Howl TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Taka much time In im­ proving your appearance ao that tonight you can go out socially and make a big hit. You are able to make the ex­ cellent contacts you want. Be very charming with others. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Private duties are p row ing. Be aura to get at them quickly so that later you have time for recreation. Get in touch with that fascinating person you like. Have Joyful time together. MOON CHILDREN (Juna 22 to July 21) Morning may ho somewhat disappointing, but later good friends open the door to new opportuni­ ties. Afternoon and avenlng ran be especially enjoyable. Make plana as aarly as pos­ sible, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Going after those alma in the business world that have been difficult in the past bring the right results now. Con­ tort that determined big­ wig. He or she gives support you want, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 23) Delving Into the new and wIiNtevcr la connected with distant places la your beat mode o f expression now. New contacts have fine Ideas. Op­ en your consciousness to greater growth, advancement. LIBRA (Sept. 22 to Oct. 22) Don't bo Idle even for a second now when much can lie accomplished In business and civic affairs. See that your bills arc paid. Tonight can be Ideal from tha roman­ tic standpoint. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) A little time conversing with partners brings right understanding, while tonight you get their full backing. Improve relationship in so­ cial way, too, Insure more success thualy. 8AGITTRAIU8 (Nov. 22 1o Dec. 21) By planning your activities and time for the evening early, you then can gat into business matters during the dey with a fret mind. Map out labors with ro-workers. Look far into tha future. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 to Jen. 20) By relaxing and en­ joying yourself more you sat a good exampto for others who are under unnecessary pressure. Get together and plan recreation that ia mut­ ually enjoyable. Be creative. AQUARIUS (Jen. 21 to Feb. 19) Many small duties at home can now be perform­ ed with great efficiency, and tonight you can entertain with charm. Kin may be a lilt difficult during day. All smooths over by evening, however. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) During A.M. you era In­ spired to make daily routines more efficient ao that you need not work so hard. Keep happily occupied. Tonight la excellent for the hohhlee you Invt. IF Y O U R C H IU ) IS HORN' TODAY, there will be a tendency to deliberate too much before mining to deci­ sions. lie or slur early must be taught to come quickly to the point, so that the ability to make money in large quan­ tities la brought out of the subconscious and (hr success here can lie phenomenal. Ear­ ly teach the moral and spir­ itual values far best results. T h e Stare Impel, they do not compel." What you mako o f your life Is large­ ly up to YOUI Carroll lliglittr'a individual Forecast for your sign for May la now ready. For your copy send your blrthdate and 91.00 to Carroll Rlghter Forecast (The Hanford Her­ ald), Box 1921, Hollywood 29, California. Most U. S. forest flrgi art caused by Incendlariita, de­ bris burners and rarrleis am oken, la that order, / 15. Special Services Classified Phones 37. Moving & Storage KOH KENT: Clmn, I>ry HtorVICKT More than 40.040 read- inf*. IO k12 a 10X20, 322*137<‘ era sea Che Sanford Herald classified ids dally. Rates as 50. Mlsc. For Sale low ae 14c per line per dey! Dial 111-1411 or 41 1 -iltl and REFRIGERATOR — 13*. Ph. place your ad! 321-7401 or 1711 W. 2nd SL SICK ROOM NEEDS SERVICEMAN BEINO Wheel Chalre. Walkere. Cants TRANSFERRED A Crutches for rent or tale. and would Ilka to bavo tomePrescriptions at L o w e s t one aaaumo his payments on Prices. Discount lo people 4 mo. old Z!g Zag tewing over tS A all Hervlce Person­ r t s o lemlsale Cavafy machine. Makee fancy alllchnel. Check our prices. **, overcast raw edge*, make* buttonhole*, aew* on FAUST DRUG STORE •napa and hooka, and (ewa Free Delivery 222-4714 Diet OlreeO— with double ntedlt, etc. AtRat L - i i Dletaaaa sum* • payments of 13.00. TRACTOR Mowing. 122-403*. Th. 322-7137. VOSH LANDSCAPE SERVICE CHAIN LINK Fence. Coat |3S0. m K Any type — Any elss • ► a sell for lino, you movo. Soe li At a price you can afford a at 3201 Tack Ave. <3 Q aftsr 6:10 p.m. A X * Rent Rlu* I.oitre Electric Car­ 323-1950 pet Hhampootr for only 11 Up to 8 111 U P I 1.5911 JO per day, Carroll Furniture A ft B CONTRACTORS Co. HOME IMPROVEMENTS. 6 to 10 11 11.50 |I JO |l.M ROOFING, PAINTING A LADIES Shoe Hale. 11.41 INSUt ATINO 11 to 15 |3 11,50 11.89 |2.98 SURPLUS CITY Financing Arranged tll-IIIT 301 W . 1st 113-7111 16 to 20 H | 1,50 |2.32 I 3A0 FIXIT SHOP Slop thinking about doing that NEW LOCATION 21 to 25 |8 11.50 11.18 |4.75 paper work the eaey way! IPS Bo. French _______ 311-4731 Tall now fnr frae demonitra26 to S0|« |1.50 |3.7118.70 llun. No obligation. Type­ 16. Interior Decorators writers — Adding Machine. Mlnlmaaa i « - t Uaa POWELLS OFFICE SUPPLY Draperiet - Bllpcuvers ftlva M i ll e r wart* par flan) JEAN MARCEL COLD DRINK ROX 111-7PI4. 6i.se Hlelmem Charge 1003 French Ave. 111-1110 All Skip Data AS* C k u p U 13(4 Unlvareal Zig-Zag full •I 1-Day Bala CUSTOM Made Blip Covers A alts head, saws on buttons, CONTRACT RATES Drapes. Wall lo wall carpet­ makes button holes, blind ing. L a r g e selection lo ON REQUEST stitches, and It fancy design, chimes from. new 1 year guarantee. Hold ^LASH li'ikD DISPLAY Alarm Fabrics ft Ruga new for 1213.30. Pay off bal­ 31.50 Per lack FREE ESTIMATE ance of 1(1.73, ae little ns tMlelmam at O calmma AT YOUR HOME IS.So per mo. laefcea t i l t Park Dr. Sanford 312-1711 SANFORD HEWING CENTER UPHOLSTERING. D r a p e r - 101 Ho. Park Ave. 331-1411 lee, Hllj, Coven. Free sellT t s H i n l l will aa* ka re. melee. All work guaranteed. apaaslkla tar aara Ikaa aaa Also, u*rd furniture, Itemnatlta for sale. Adarna Decora* Have 30% tin A poxy, I*. V. A. lararrael taaartlas. loro. H f-in ll. __________ llouee A Marina paints. FAHCO, 1303 French Av#.. Hanford, 313-1110 • Orlando, 19. lluildera Supplies 111* E. Ifwy. 10 - 173-0041. Tka HsralS reaarvaa Ika prtTflE-CAHT Concrete Hleps -li r a , af rajaetlap ar eerieREADY-MIX CONCRETE GREGORY LUMBER CO !• ( ■ nr advert Ie*«*a4 which lllocke. Flapping Fionas, Hand, IIP Mania Avs_________ 111.P5PP II f i i a a aklactlaaakla fa Htral, Grease Traps, Rock, tka pallay a f tkl* aawaT,ot Markers, Polyethylene, 20. Hardware___________ Wire Mesh, Steps, Window Hills, Dry Wells ft Drain Tile. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. D E A D L1N E S TED WILLIAMS HOW. 12 Noon Day Before IPI B 11th ____ ■ 111-HII GHAHH SQUARE Over 3,000 squares, slightly Publication For used. >i price. Any alie. 22. Plumbing Ineertiona and Kilim FURNITURE CENTER (Sat. Noon For Monday) 1100 8. French 112-7133 Contracting Repairs HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS FREE ESTIMATES WHITE HEWING MAC1I1NKB It. L HARVEY Authorised Bales tk Service LET’* CELEBRATE — The IPI Hanford Ava.______ I l f -1111 U ARllETT'S classified sds srs the pises 300 E. First. 1 1 3 -1 !!! to ssvs tlms and monsy when 24. Well Drilling •hopping tor tbs car of your AUTOMATIC Washer, Men’s chalco. WELLS DRILLED, TUMPS Hkatea » 'j , Golf Clubs. Th. BPntNKLER SYSTEMS 322-01*1, LOST: Female. Llvsr A Whits. All Typta and Hiaea « mo. old fllrd Hog. I'hono Wa Raptlr and Service 2 EVENING Drettra, alia 1 4 1, 222-3134. After t pin. Phone ■ TI NE t aeri new Heat Covers for m - n i o .____________________ Machtna and Supply Co. ’ l l Uulck Special. Call 1211PT W. Ind HI_______ 1114411 3133 after 4 p .m . 2. I'ereonala P in Isa f- , 4 Kxehang* 322-5612 425-5938 s •1 ___ ERRORS SPECIAL PAINTS COPY ^m m rTSuTTToun *thw t e o N e c r T voeecoo > WmSTLOSTHAT HUMAN 0K M 30 29. Photo ft Equipment lem. Writs P. O. Uos Hen ford. H it, 3 ', TON Chrysler 323-0312. Air-Temp. 53. Wanted To Buy ■ ELi, US your furniture. Quick Service with (ho Caih. SUPER TRAD1NO P O S T . 112-0177. USED FURNITURE *32-2270 55. Furniture For Sale For tho biggest saloetton of nearly now and uood furni­ ture, sea Noll’s Furniture Brokerage In Caaaalbarry on 17-62. Open 1 days 1 to 4. BEDS FOR RENT Hoepltal, Rollawaya. Juvenile FREE delivery and Pick-up. FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Avo. Ph. 122-7112 THAI GOT 'EM! YE2ZIRI , NAILtP t M PCNVN BUT - . V OOOPUJU9T LIKE W MAN PERMANENT SPECIAL CUT W CHIU, BEAUTY SHOT 10% o ff of regular prices on Terms. 4 Henlor Beauticians, Merle Cushlnu, Hera Lowery, Winn Is Cullum A Ilstly Tries, our new Besatlclan. tietty Tries will Clsan A Hlyls W !*s. Tree Parking trf,l. I l f Talmslto Ave. Th. ill-o llt . _______ “tfjsassssffl- 6. Child Cara CHILD cars In my home, day or waek, will furnish mrals end milk, 110 per week, Th. 111.0111._________________ S IM b S a S k U il 8. P eta ft SuppUea CHIHUAHUA I'upplea, UPt W. lllh . I l l - n i l . FEMALE Herman AKC. Itl-SISI. Hhtpherd. ___________ 10. Poultry • Livestock 1-HMALI. horst, Usldlllk, *1AU. I-Wslsli mare, bred lo foal In June, esddls A hr IdIs, llio . l-hheiUnil Coll, i yr. did, Him. All very arntle and uaed lo rhlhtren. I’ ll. 111-4111 or 322-23Q&._________________ _ 12. Special Notices CANAB Day Camp begins Jane 14th.. Lakt Holden. Tor Infnrmstloa call t l l - l t f t . grad lianas. ECHOLS BEDDING CO, BTuUUim Utility Trallsr Males, tins l« l A, llnuts I, Bniilh Haulord Avs. oattodsd. 111- Ollt. HITCH INO Tost HIM# A Pawn Hhop. Loans on any­ thing of value. I I I ! Hanford Avo„ 212 -M II. NOTICE to LITTLE LKAllUE HALL Tlsyers, tale 1'holographs of Each Tram nr* avallnhle st The Hanford Herald Office.________________ 14. Ilicy cle R epain t ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ws Hava Tarts A Acraseorlss TOT COItltAL 272-11*2 Legal Notice NOTICK o r INTKNTION TO a m r p u b f a ** auk o r LKUIgLATIOM TO WHOM IT WAV CONCERN: NOTICE IH IIEHEIIV 4JIVEN of Intsnllon to apply to ths l i l t Hssslun of tlis Florida Lsglalaturs for paassgs of an act for ths rellsf of Mr*. W il­ liam J, Wlgley, compensating Mre Wlgley for damagee rout­ ed b y a projection on the HemInole County Courthoueo glepe resulting la Injury to Wra. William J. Wlgley gad author­ ising the payment of nald damago* from gtaeral funds of Somlnolo County, Florida; to Uko offset Immediately upon Its bscomlng law. Tublleh: April 11. 1141 CDL H J Raddlng A Furniture AT FACTORY PRICES! I l l Magnolia 1*2-1111 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Uaed Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bidding Mfg. Co. at 711 C«l*ry Ave. I l l 3117. WILSON - MA1ER FURN lluy — Sell — Trade 111.11 E. lot. S12-II21 EHTATE HALE: Haturday A Sunday, 1:30 P.M. Kurnlturo (mostly Antique), C h i n a , New Range. TV, Lawn Mow­ er, Garden Tool*, etc. West on let HL from French At*. 3.3 mile* to sign Franclne’ e, Fern I’ark Agent. *3»-**»r.. 60, UuBinetu* Opport. SERVICE HTATION for Lease, Good location, Good refer­ ences A some Capital requir­ ed. Call 131-4313. .) BEAUTY SHOP A Residence for Rent or Bala. IKK W. JMh. 322-I33L_________________ 69. Schools ft Instructions FLYING HEMINOLE RANCH (Bpaco University Airport) Located 3 miles East of Oviedo on Ilwy. 41* la now open, ■tudant Instruction now glv. on In Piper Chorokes ’T ie". Come on and learn to fly NOW. Expert Instruction In n relaxed atmoaphara remov­ ed from buey traffic pattern*. Twln-engtn* Charter avail­ able anywhere. For appoint­ ment Th. 313-32*1. Real Estate Course Evening Class atarU May Ilh. For InforAiatlon call hire. Appleton, (Colloct) Orlando, 241-1334. llert Rod gar a Hchoola of J l o a l Estate. School! of Heal Eetata l.nw, "Florida's l-argent." Legal Notice Legal Notice ft tft il f fled A la to work for youl You nama It — wa hava HI" llnuit — Hydraulic NEW APPLIANCES at Ware­ Tranamlealon — Jacks house Prices— Frlgldalre, AMERICAN RENT-ALL IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF Hot Point, RCA. Zenith, ate. ItZ'IH ll TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Call Charlie Oormty collect 2440 8. Hiawatha CUIT, IN AND FOR BERIN* at Associated Radio A TV, t t l l N. orange Ave., OrlasOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CHANCERY' NO. 14B»4 do 111-3114. 141YET TITLE H I T UK Auto, washer, good condi­ LEGAL NOTICE ROBERT H. HEED, tion, IIP. Th. 111-OI3I. Nolle* la hereby given by the Plaintiff, Florida Celery Advisory Com­ SANFORD ELECTRIC mitter, established pursuant to T ^ a. ADAMS, JOE B. TINKER O. E. Appliances— New A Uaed I’ elary Matkellng tirdrr (As and FIRST NATIONAL BANK 111 Magnolia 313-1*43 Amended 1*12) (hat (1) No AT ORLANDO, • Florida cor­ person -hall. In Flurlda. cuL poration. FRIGIDAIItE range, 40". III. gaiher from tha ground, or Defendant* Jalousie window, 17x10, II. otherwise harvest celery fur NOTICE OF SLIT lii.iee*._________________ commercial purpose* contrary TO: T. H. ADAMS, hit un­ to any provision 111 said Mar­ known wife. If alive, and It 31. Musical Instruments keting Order, (1) No peraon dead, hie or her unknown heir,, shall. In Florida, handle celery devisee*, legatees and gran­ produced In Florida contrary tees; JOE B. TINKER, his un­ to any provision In said Mar­ known wlf*. If nllva, and it Gene Cumbsa — 131-1111 keting Order, (I) No person dead, hie or bar unknown halra, shall. In Florida, aell, market devisees, legatees and gran­ Plano Tuning anS Repair nr distribute In tho primary tees. W. I. llarmon • • 113-4111 channel of trade celery con­ And all parsons and parties trary to any pruvlalon In nald claiming Interest by, through, 34. Upholstery Marketing order, (I) No per­ under or against any of the son shall, In Florida, cut. ga­ ahovo parties and ALL TEIlOVER 33 YEARS ther from tha ground, nr other­ of fins workmanship In uphol­ wise harvest celery fur com­ HONS HAVING Oil CLAIMING stering. Dreperlee, Slipcovers. mercial purpoaas unless such ANY INTEREST IN THE FOL­ Tima Payments se Utile ae ctlery Is produced by a person LOWING DESCRIBED LANDS: laita I and * of Block ’ ’A " |j inn. Drapery hardware In­ huldlng a valid certificate of in Tract 23 of Hanlandu stallation. bass quantity as provided In Springe, Seminole County. KULP DECORATING SHOT said Marketing Order, (*) No Florida, according to the Th. 113-3311 parson shall, In Florida, for plat thereof recorded In tha purpose of selling, market­ Flat Rook I, page 43, nf ing or distributing In tha pri­ the I'uhllc Record, nf mary channel ul trade, pur­ Seminole Cuunly, Florida. chase nr acquire celery from Ths nature uf thla suit la to IN t h e n i t t ’ t r r c m n r o r any person other than a pro­ remove certain cloud* from THE NINTH Jl HIUIAI. 4TM- ducer holding a valid certifi­ and to quiet and confirm tha C U T IN AND FOM SEMIN- cate of base quantity; nor shall • hove described property. Ol.U CtltNTV. FI.tIH III A any peraon. for a purpose aThe name of th* Court tn CHANCEMY NO. 1S7M luresald, purchase or acquire which suit hae bean Instituted JOHN J. BOUAIL celery from a producer In ex­ la tha Circuit Court for th* Plaintiff. cess of allotments thereunder, Ninth Judicial Circull, In and Vi. except as may be specifically for Semlnol* County, Florida. IlltUNISE 8. BtHIAR. provided In said Marketing o r ­ Th* till* nf tha caaa la RO­ Defendant. der, and (4) No parson shall BERT It. HEED versus T. H. NOTICE OP B U T violate any provision of said A DA 31H, JOE II. TINKER and TO; Brunlae S. Uogar Marketing Order nor of any FIRST NATIONAL RANK AT floule 1 rills or regulation Issued there* ORLANDO, a Florida corpora­ Jack. Alabama under. tion: said Robert II. Heed be­ TOU ARE IIKREItr NOTI­ Notice la also given that ing Tlalntlff and aald T. H. FIED that a null for divorce any parson not holding a cer­ Ailxma. Jos R. Tinker and First has bran commenred against tificate of base quantify who National Rank at Orlando, be­ you In tha Circuit Court of the desires to produt-a celery In ing Defendants. Ninth Judicial Circuit In ami Florida fur market during the Tba description of tha real for Seminole County. Flurlda. ensuing 1*13-11 Heaton, may property Involved ie no eel The tills to (he rase la John fils with tha Florida Celery forth above. J. Roger, Plaintiff, vs. Urunlsa Advisory Committee, on or beYou and each of you era S. llogar, defendant. fore Mey 13. 1*13, on applica­ hereby required to file your You are required lo fit* your tion for bass quantify In aurh anewer or uthor defensive Answer or other rraponelve form and containing such in­ pleading with th* Clerk nf the pleading with the Clerk uf the formation aa the Advisory above Court and oerve a copy above Court and serve a copy Committee may prescribe. thereof upon Jainea H. U) rd. thereof upon E. Pops lUaiilt, Nolle* la further given that Attorney for Tlalntlff. 3*7 I OS South Maitland Avenue, the Florida Celery Advisory Rutland Building. Orlando, Maitland, Florida, Attorney for Commute* |i now receiving Flurlda, on or before th* 2Dt Plaintiff, on or before May application*. Interested per­ day of May, A.D. 1143. If you Slat. 1111. If you fall lo do so, sona ar* Instructed to contact fall to do ao a Deere* Tro Cona Decree Pro Cnnfeaso will ba James I). Colbert, Secretary- faaao will b* entered against entered aaalnst you for the re­ Treasurer, Florida Celery Ad­ you fur the relief demanded In lief demanded In the Com­ visory Committee, 4101 East the Complaint. plaint. Colonial Drive, P. O. Rui 1413, WITNESS my hand and aeal Witness my hind and the Telephone 141-111*, Orlando, of aald Court, at Sanford, seal of aatd Court In Hanford, Florida, far tk* proper forms Seminole County, Florida, ihl* Hemlnnle County. Florida, thla to b* used In submitting such l*lh day of April, 3111. 17th D*r of April, t i l l . applications, Tba deadline for (HEAL) (■KALI submitting applications shall Arthur II. Rtckwlth, Jr. be May II. 1*43. Applications Arthur If. Dockwlth, Jr. Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Clerk of (ha Circuit Court received after May II. 1HI, In and For Hemlnol* My! Martha T. Vlhlen will not be considered for lbs County, Flurlda. 1*43-44 Heaaon. Deputy Clark Ur: Martha T, Vlhlen, D. U E. Pops Baaeett FLORIDA CELXRT JAMBS g. BYRD Attorney for plaintiff ADVISORY COMMITTEE 2*7 Rutland Building 1*4 South Maitland Avo. Jama* D. Colbert Orlando, Florida Maitland. Florida ■ecratory-Treaiuror Attorney for Plaintiff Publish! April 31, May «. II. Mann 1 , n i l r -M M J . April 22, *», May C It). I I I ! Publish: April II, »*, t i l l CDL 14 CDL II CDD II Legal Notice IJ 1 COURTKOUSY CHARGE AC­ COUNTS— llmltod credit It S5innCT?'?i,^ s s u t ^ ^ ^ ^ l 30. Home Appliances app'te * at Uaed furniture apptlancee, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’* Mart, 214 Sanford A v e Ph. 122-4112. YAHIUCA-MAT CAMERA H i* aUNH: Ruy, Hell, Trade. Re. III aa new. with rasa 143 pair. OHTKEN BRIDGE CAMT WANTED: Hide to Tltuevllls. FEDERAL ENLARGER 1U » A GUN Klinp. 332.1111. 71. Male Help Wanted O&C llulldlua. Mils. Day 31. Modal 411 excellent con­ shift. Call 122-7312 after S dition 414. 31 Watt I'. A. Am­ 51. Articles For Rent p.m. plifier Model 433. 4-1-1* Ohm DEALERS wanted — fattest tape; J tubas plus Rectifier, ■ailing telephone anewerlng RENT A RED TI1ANKH to BL Jude for finan­ device. S m a l l Investment. used five houre, and Two IP cial favort ursnted. Harold Hospital, Baby Inch square Cabinets with II Rollaway, Guaranteed lead*, perfect for and l‘sl Wllilenisn.___________ Reds, by Day, Week, or Inrh I'hllcn apeakere, Ideal TV dralera. Month. for Rand or home. $76. Itsttoda-aonlce, Inc. CAIIROLL‘3 FURNITURE 4. Beauty Car* llary, 444-43*7. 1231 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando III W. 1st. 111-31*1 I'll. 424-2*21 •aft watsr, avsnlne 101 Bo. Oak. i t i - t m . R | �n It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified Ph. 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 71. Male Help Wanted 90. IAits For Sale Sbr »17.voo Kull ItliutT MAN uver 81'ECIAI. luting on large Lake 40 In the SxnfurJ arva. Take Jeteup lot at a dleoiunt. ■hort auto trip# to contact Thlt la a bargain at 13,loo customers. Air mall B. A. caeh. Brook*. VI*a 1’ raa. T»xa* Refinery Corp., n 0* m , Kort Worth 1 . Tcxa*. Real Ee'ate — Insurance 111.3141 WANTKO — COUPLE (Man * Ird A Park Ava « l f « ) collect egg, on chick* an farm, houee utllltlea fur* 95. Houses For Sale ntahed If qualified. Old 44. 1 mile* Beat 43;. ft. D. McKin­ a KEEN UKAIR ney. Choice lot* avallabla In Organ, bralr of Loch Arbor overlook* 72. Femnle Help Wanted Ing golf courae. C m t o i n building to your epeclllca* Ilona. Oraenbralr developed COLORED: 11*33. to operate by ahlrt unit. Will train Inea* K1NQSWOOD perlenred peraon. Apply In BUILDERS, INC pareon. Joe'a laundry A Dry 111*1014 Clean i re, 2347 Sanford Ave. 101 Fairmont Dr. WHITE Lady, under 13 to clean home 1 day week. l*REDHOOM, 1 bath, corner lot. (too Down, ae.ume Mlg.. Writ* Box 1 1 1 , Geneva. t i l mo. Available May I, Ph 112*3491. WHITE woman for general hou.*work, part time. Call 1-BKDR ihi .M. 1 hath, carport Thnre. evening. 322*72(1. and aitIIItx room. Deep well fur watering Ian n. Down 77. Situntinn Wanted payment required. Ill.iX monthly paymenta. 8** to DAYS work. 1‘hona 222-1414 or appreciate. Avallabla 1 June. 3 : 2- 4: 09. Ph. 112*i;2l. •inforli By Nadine Seltzer Ball-Blair Agency BAI1Y KITTING, day*, nlghta, regular. Cathy. i : : * i : i l . IRONING, my home. I I M I U Satisfaction guaranteed. W ILL iron at my home, after 1 30 P.M. h i t w . 10 th HI. 84. Heal Eat ate • Sale JOHN E. FOX, Realtor 101 N. Park Ave. 111-0331 1141 S Park Ava. 121 1712 anytime “When you get the henjj of It, tre you going to try one wheels?” 1, I. A 4 BEDROOMS 1. 1H A 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For Complete Information Sea or Call Tour CLASSIFIED INDEX FHA - VA I— I-oet * Found 1— Pereonala *— Beauty Car* I — Day NuraerlM *— Child Cara I— Doge— c u e — Pata to— Poultry — Uveetock II— Special Notice# II—Catering — Food 14— Bicycle Repelre II— Bpeclel Service* 1*— Swimming Pool* IT—Janitorial Services II— Da-lt-Youreelf 11— Builder* Supplies 14— Hardware 11— Home Improvements 21— Plumbing 21— Painting 24—Well Drilling It— Air Cond. A Heating l l — Radio * Televlalon I t —Photo A Equipment It— Home Appliance* II — Muelcal Instruments II— Business Equipment 11—Job Printing 11—Upholstery 11— Vacuum Cleaners 17— Moving A Storage 11— Exterminator* 11—Plant* — Feed* — Seeds 14—Mite. For Bal* 11— Article* For Rent 11— Swap or Eachang* 11— Wanted To Buy 11— Furniture For Sat* 11— Antique* For Hal* l l — Monay To Loan 14— Uuelnaa* Opportunlll** STENSTROM REALTY MERLE W. WARNER Realtor Tot B. Park Ave. 121*1111 Welcome RVAH-G To Sanford For your convenlanca we v be open until 1 P.M. Friday A all day Saturday. Befura you rent or buy be eura to ate — STENSTROM REALTY till Park_____________ 111-1110 87. Husinesa Rentals r l "i ■ i ' ii OFF1CKH anil Store Space Sanford Mobil* Park l i l t H. Orlando Dr.. 111-1930. Government Owned Homes $100.00 DOWN Selection of 1, t, and 4 Bedroome located In varlOM He.Gone of fenford Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A -FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY Office! 111-111* Nlghta: 323-O7O0 111*0141 1114 Park Drive 11— Money Wanted 41— Savings A Lena I I — Inauraaoa II— School* a Inetraction* TO— Employment Service* Tl— Mat* Help Wanted 13— Female Help Wanted t l — Malt or Feme!* Help Tl— Bale* Help Wanted IT—Situation Wanted 11— Income Property f t — Huelntt* Prop.— get* 11— Reel E t u i * Wanted ■I— Beat Eetete gala •T— Buatnaaa Rantalg •►—Lota For Sal* 41— Farm*—Grove* 12— Acreage 11— Houtea Fee gala »#— Routes— Sale or Rent IT— House For Rent 111— Resort Rental* 141— Trailer*—Cabana* III— Mobil* Home*—Bale 141— Mobil* Horn**— Real H I —Trailer Space— Real H I —Trailer Lota— Bala 104— Aparimeata For Heat 141— Room* For Real lie —Hotel Rooms l i t — Rental Agents 111— Wanted Ta Rent l i t — Auto* For Bale lid —Autos— Sal* or Trade 111— Truck* For Bal* 111— Automotive Hervie* III— Scooter* A Cycle* 111— Boats A Motor* 111— Marin* Buppllea 425-5938 322-5612 From Sanford Esefceage 95. Houses For Sal* GOOD home, great Inveatmant. big Income. Widow cull price. 322*1114. CENTRAL Air Conditioned. 1 Ililrni., Ig*. Florida Room. Recently palnlol. 123*0411. 1 BEDROOM, 2 Bath. Central THE UNIVERSAL MEDIUM for Heat. Curi.it Lot, Double getting thtnge done , . . Carport*. 122*1111. Cleeelfled Adel Dial 331-3411 Ton can find anything you or 423 3931 In South Seminole need edvertleed In the Hereld Tell them you saw It la Tb* and put one to work for you! Cleeelfled. Sanford Herald! F.H .A. PROPERTIES NORTH ORLANDO Frem 103. Mobile Homes • Rent NEW Furnished House for rent CLEAN I RR. Apt., 2 llt Elm Ave for 110 per month. See Mrs. W. K. Krnnoti, «3I Halstead, Deltona. Fla., fur appoint­ ment. 1 2-IIEDIIOHM 112-2711. Farm, Ml S BEDROOMS, 1 BATH 101 NORTH EDGEMON PRICE, $10,600 -------------- NORTH ORLANDO DOWN PAYMENT, $100.00 Drirg Out And Baa Theee Lovgly Hoags For Sal* Or Rent. Pick Out Thg Ong You Want And Boo Your Broker For A Good Dtal With Excellent Financing. f 1012 BAN FORD A V I. OPEN KVKN1NQ8 Florida SIM M * no pete, L e ts f 1 BEDROOM. 2 Ralh, Unfurn­ ished. nice neighborhood, Enclosed I’atln. 3 Bedroom. I Hath. Furnished, wall In wall carpeting, air conditioned. Nice. AVALllN APARTMENTS III W. 7nd St.. 322-1117 ■ta FORD. STICK, NEW MO. TOR * PAINT. 9100. 932.0973. SUMMER Rate. 1 Rdrm. fern. Apt., Screened porch, tiled hath, tin 1743 Magnolia. BOR McKEE tlSKfl CAII3 NO MONEY DOWN *4| Franxh Ave, I22-OT2I ltd FORD Pick-up Truck, ru n ^ ^ o o d jjO L iO jn m j^ ^ ^ 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED IIS W E E K L Y ,-1 room Apt. Util furn. 141 E. tth. 121-1431. 1*39 CHEVROLET Wagon. Auto. Real nice. 322-3193. ... 4 1 Do || B u sin ess ’ w y T o g e t h e r / Wr H You’ll Save Money And Be Happier In A *65* Ford From The Ole Ford o u h c In Downtown Sanford. “Excellent Service Too” Strlckland-Morrison Ford* Inc. 322-1181 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO* 944 W. 2nd St. 02-1011 AM . WORK GUARANTEED 1939 VESPA Scooter, reasonaide. 322-(93o after 7. 123. Ilonts & Motors 13'x FT. boat. Trailer A in tip Motor, 12(1. At 1111 Sanrnri AV#e Gateway To Th« Witorwijr ltobson Sporting Goods ' Tour EVINRUDE Dealer (44 (-9 B. let. Ph. 02-1111 O ' FEATHERCRAFT b o a t , windshield and lop. 13 hp Eilnnide motor. Champion break nier trailer. Juet Ilka new. u e W. 17th. 3 : : - 2 l l l at 1919. 144 FT. ZIMML Mahogany Boat. II IIP Electric atari Kvlnrude. Top A Windshield, Fully equipped. Gator Tilt Trailer. Excellent condition, 1471 372-1379. 1 i ' «*#; ■* ' We here at H e m p h i l l Motors are proud o f our new service manager. To­ day thru Saturday we want you to get acquainted with Ken by dropping in and taking advantage o f his S e r v i c e Department Get Acquainted SPECIAL*. 1 J 1 * t 1 Lubrication Rotate tires Front-end aligned Balance 4 wheels Ken Foley TODAY - If price Is your only measure of uaed car value, somebody will alwaye sell you eomethlnff that looks just as Rood. Now, If you’re interested in the most true used car value for your dollar, try one of these. | 301 WEST FIRST STREET 64 Buick Special Deluge Radas, Automatic. With Air Conditioning, A Vary (toad Buy. 63 Pontiac Cntallnn Vlatn, Exceptional With Hydramatic, IVS nnd Hrakca, tt&li, Now Whitowall Tire*. Only 63 Rambler Amariran ’ISO” J-I)r. Tha Llltle Economy King— With Rid, Trana, 63 Buick LeSabre 4-Door. This On# la Vary Claaa Wllh Factory Air and Power. 63 Buick Electra 4-Door. Ona For Tha Pina Car Uuyar — Vaa, Air Conditioned. | FRIDAY and SATURDAY O N LY *2295 *2295 *1195 *2395 *2795 1501 WEST FIRST STREET $1.50 $2.00 $8.10 S6.00 (•I'asa. Catalina, Power and Air Cond. Roost Fog Tha Whola Family. 61 Rambler Sta. Wagon Classic Serlc# With Aula, and Air Cond. Comfort Witii Economy. 60 Pontiac Star Chief Vral Air (iooditai Conditioning nnd Tha *1995 *995 *1095 Every One Is A Genuine BUICK DOUBLED-CHECKED USED CAR — Sold Only Where You See This Sign SYMBOL OF SAVINGS IN A BETTER USED CAR $17.60 SPECIAL $13.50 pIuH tax Any General Motors or American Motors PONTIAC If b u ic k E | W. Park •44*8(18 Spring Service Special get acquainted offer t 1, YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER 62 Pontiac Sta. Wagon r Car. I 301 W. First , * 121. Scooters & Cycles FURN 7 Apia 134 A 110 mo. Adults, 327-9194. REAL ESTATE RROKER Real Calais Associate WI LL A MAE PROKOSUH 111-7171 Day 111-4411 Nlghta NO CASH NEEDED! 71 SOUTH EDGEMON NORTH ORLANDO PRICE, $12,750 ------------------- DOWN PAYMENT, $100.00 1957 FORD H Ton, F 144, Ilka new condition. 121-710. KUHN. Apt. Close la. Jlmmt* ' l l MONZA, (-speed, low mile­ Senkarik Glasi and Paint age. 1(04 down, asaum* payCowan. K t-IO ll. Company menle. Call 322-7170 after *. 114 Magnolia Pb. 233-IIIf l-ltnom, 1-Rr. Furn. Apt. 1*5. Call after t pm. and week- PONTIAC ' l l Catalina hardtop, au io Glass la p s I dr., p o w e r steering end*. 222-431*. A Seat Covers brakes, radio. lll-it lO . 2 BDRM. Furn. Apt fiS. 2414 K. list St. Robert A. W il­ 'l l MERCURY, excellent condi­ tion. |29S. 122-1499. liams 322-1931. 7 FIVE room house. South San­ ford A v e, kitchen furnished. 111*0(14. 1 I BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS 2 HR. Apt. Ph. 121-4711. f LARGE I BR. unfurnished, kitchen equipped, on lake. 171 — 111-17(4. V* \ i mo. me. me. MO. MO. MO. MO. MO. MO, MO. MO. MO. MO. MO. MO. MO, MO. M. MO. Mo. MO. MO. MO. m «. MO. MO. 1114 FORD Starllner, fully equipped. Lika new. Will consider trad*. Call after 4 rm .. 111-1*79. mo id 881 888 811 888 888 •81 818 83§ •14 •87 884 884 884 848 8 8 842 818 888 •It 8 2 887 •IS $ 4 188 818 881 UNFPRN. 1 ndrm. Dupleg. Kitchen Equip. 122*1394. BDIIM., Kitchen equipped, ttt, nice yard. 122-1111. INVESTMENT A nEALTT 111 K. Park Ave. I11-I1TI bal. bal. bal bal bal. baL bal bal. bal. baL bal. bal. beL bal. bal. bal. bal. bal. bal bal baL bnL beL bal. bal. bal. I l l ) GRAY, VW . Sunroof. R A II. Excellent Cond. 322-1(40. 1 BEDROOM rurn. Route. |43 mo. Includes water. 121-9307. Lib'll A It Brut W H ERE THE TIIEEB WHISPER IN THE BREEZE And you can relax In a lovely 1 b r, I bath home with a FLA. no., DEN. HARDWOOD FLOORS A MANY extras LAKE MART school district. Priced to sell at only fll.ooo. 83(7 Ply. Cadillac 1408 Falcon 81287 Old# 8817 8887 Bniek Valiant 8187 Da Rota 8188 Char. 8881 Dodge 8785 Mercury IMS Mercury 88(7 8788 Ford Amer. 8487 Core. 81M7 Chrysler |»» Cher. 81841 Renault 8817 Falcon 8887 Mcrcuiy 8188 8H Ford Dodge 8718 •188 Char. 8108 Char. 8188 i* * f 1 7 Imper. 8118 1 8 VW 8*88 F l’ RN. DUPLEX, t Hdrm., redecorated, l i t mn., talk* Jes­ sup. call 121*7141 after 4:14. Fla lit A I, HEIGHTS, t room. •39 Tlt-I with Radio * Healer, excellent condition. 132-((41 Fiirn., 2 lldrm, No lawn work. Sanford Aie. S to HI1937 CIIKV. 8PORT UPE. V* 1 1IKDIUMI.M. I bath furnished Media to rent sign. Ph. after Automatic, excellent condi­ heme, ca rport* and patlu. 2 ( - ( pill. 322-1407. tion. See Joe tlrtenn at llid acre* nf land, fine place for lera nr call 112-0(t( even­ children. Will Alen rent un­ 1 HDRM. Turn. Apt. Apply (I t ing*. furnished. 12*. 7331. Park Ave. I-OCIl ARBOR 95. H o u m a For Hale THREE Bedroom. I bath, kit­ chen equip. 190.40. Call 121* L A ‘ 'OK, NEW, Cuainm-bullt 1*11 R. A. William*, Haaltor. home. Rolling Hilts Golf n C iO M I Rent Couraa, San Lando. For In TOO MUCH through "For Rent” ad* Get formation call i l i . l i u . eatra Income' PARK R1DGR— SUBDIVISION 1 HliRM.. La*. Living Room, 1 Hdrm., 1 Rath, Spacious, Doullenge, Plnecreei Area. 1100. bl* Garage. Central Heat, 149-Jlll. I l l Shannon Drive. Built-In Kitchen, Breakfaat Area, Large Dining Room, 102. Mobil# Homes • Sale Sodded Front Lawn, City Fewer. 111.100 — 1100 Down. 11(1 HUNI.ITK. 40x10. Access­ Open Dally, Evenings I t l ories Included. 130 our equ­ m i. ity. Ph. I ll -t o i l , DISTINCTIVE home lendsrep ed for privacy* I .fled room, ltd bath. Many eitras. Rea* annabl* priced. 321-11)17. 18 *84 *81 *17 '*7 ’M *17 '17 is *88 'l l '58 'St ‘•l '$1 ’•1 'l l 'M ‘18 ’»• '•« *85 11 FORD 'tl. • c yl . Stick, R A II, llnnd condition. Reasonable. Call 222*3419. NICE, claan 1-Bedroom huuee. near baa*. 172-ism. SOUTHWARD >:A*w, -TV G-.a— i-AA*- NICK alr-condltloned Gerar.r Apt., in better residential area. Call 322.(114. '39 RAMBLER, t noor Sedan, R ial claan A naw Urea. 1375.00 1 BEDROOM. 1>« bath, lgr APARTMENTS. Sanford Mobile SANFORD MOTOR CO fenced yard. Country club Park. 3311 8. Orlando D r. 900 French Ave 327 - 0 12 Height*, l-ake Mary Road. 321-1*34. ___ I l l Exeter. Aeiume Mlg. A 193* - CHEVROLET, 4 door, I f mo. 121-9*39._____________ I flKDIIOOM Trailer on l*rg« 166. Itimms For Rent exceptionally good shape. Ph. £ l.«W«v Athilf «»n1v. 3;;-73*)i 321-4710 after 1:40 p.m. 97. Houses For Rent for Men, 401 Magnolia. 1951 OLD8MORILE 99. I door 106. Apnrtmenls for Kent ROOMS 133-4724. Sedan, good running condi­ HOUSE TRAILER In Kanfor.l tion. Valdex Hotel. Mre. BurSuitable for couple, flu ity, FURS'. APT., 2304 MrlUnvIlle, FUlt.V. R o o m , aenil-prlvale Ion. I'h. 122-1391. 321 - o u t nr 973*. bath. (30 mo. 322-(3(4._______ APT.. Suitable for gentleman F l’ ItN. t Rdrtn. Uarporte, or couple. Private entrance 115. .\ut ns For Sale large lot. III mn. 122-7434. A hath. 2«4> S. Elm. 322-2107. 1-1*1 IIEDUOOM. 1(5-1131. Lot Included. SANFORD MOBILE PARK. 3113 S. Orlando Dr„ 123-1934. JOHN SAULS AGENCY (Dial Dtraat) Seminal# County 118. Trucks For Rale 1939 FORD SKYLtNKR, re­ tractable hardtop, radio, heat­ er, power eteerlng, needs $58.72 PER MO. transmission 1193, Ph. 122WELA ii A APARTMENTS 111 QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 3197 or sts at 1 1 1 Garrison ' . First St. 3 ; | . ; W _________________ San ford Dr. KKF. APT. private bath, suit­ 104. Trailer Space • Rent able for Couple or Single '<4 FALCON 2-door hardtop. 4person. Ideally located down­ epeed. Cobra equipped. |2(i0. sddM o^ town. Inquire at Manuel assume pytule. For appoint­ looxien FT. LOT, 10x14 Untlo. Jacobson Dept. Store, 211 K. ment. (22-95(3 before t, I’ ll. 922*3149 nr Slf-«447. 3 1 2 -3 m after t p.m. 1st Take Over Payment* I-Bedroom, 4«it0 .Vue not Ia Seminole Realty HUNTING CAMPSITE Own youra within KAltMTON Wildlife Management Area. High A Dry U Acre 1413. no 1111 PARK DRIVE cloilng Cn»t. tlo month. U M IIO 111-1411 I. K. nATTEN N1CIHTS P. O. BOX II I ll-M il 111-4111 SANFORD. FI.A. 131-1141 111-1411 Phone* 112.1070 or 322-41 10. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ava. 112.1121 REPOSSESSION Outstanding 2 A 1 Bedroom llcn.ee available In all Area* cl Sanford. Let ue Show you Around I several $100 DOWN W§ Hava Til a Hanna For Toil St. Johns Realty QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 1322-23(2 Sanford 111-1341 1(44 lllawalha at 17-11 broker "W * Trad# Nationally" t’ E8, we eell government owned FIIA A VA home# 1100 Down Payment. For ea*y qualifying a n d occupancy call— STEMPER AGENCY lealtor • Appraiser - Ineuror 22-1941 1111 B. French 43\tl>, PK# Skyline $52.45 PER MO. Payton Realty SALES BROKER t::*sm Tuke Over Payments $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES RAVENNA PARK. Medallion home. 2 hdrm., 1 4 bath. Con­ tact F. W. Taylor, <(1-1121. C. A. WHIDDON, SR. ioi a. park 1100 DOWN TRAILER A l.ut. Enterprise. BR.. 14 x 17 Fla. Rm , Ter. F la . rorner of Klliabeth A t Floors, Kit. equip. l<7 mo. Lincoln St. Wilt furnish Ma­ pay* all. IIELMLT REALTY. terial to add eatra room. Call Office In Village Hall. N. Or­ Collect Garden 1*9014, Orlan­ lando. 123*1441. nights 122do, Mr, Albert. 2174. MOBILE HOME wllh fully en­ NO DOWN PAYMENT VA. Im­ closed Patio. 704 *q. fl. Ill Ing mediate occupancy. 1 Redarea Near Sanford N A S. room, 1 4 bath, wooded lot, $58.50 PER MO. nodded lawn. Inquire at nur Ilia DOWN new office LMN Enterprises. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Inc, 149 Long wood Pleas, 4 322-2342 Sanford Ml. South on 17-92. Cell collect 133-3911. 1-1 and 1 Bedroom* NEW and USED BY OWNER. 1 Bedroom, t Awning* A Cabsnae bath, CB construction borne. QUALI Y MOBILE HOMES Ig*. shady lot. Low equity. Mwy. 17-11 S 173-13*1 122-4>tl. NIUE HOME; l ' t Acre*. I.ergs chicken hum*, 322-1039. FHA - VA HOMES BAHT PILCHER Beet Buy Broker *12-7411 Day or Night .10°. Mobile Homrs - Sale 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sale grrxlb April 29, 1965— Page 3-A 95. Houses For Sale SWEETIE PIE For Fast Results. Ph. 322-0231 Sanford r^TPONTIAC v^ I b u i c k :|W AMBLE» SANFORD, FLORIDA �W$t AmEerl V rn O F aris 4-A— April 29, 1965 °* fOlMilMN V* f u id SP161M% a.8 S * sa « £ SANFORD PLAZA c# r« S S £ - , in OXORA ROAD A HWY. 17-92 SANFORD, FLA* •"••M s, p jM W H t a t ia - 1 Hot RoN" * FUTURE FARMERS o f America will hold a dintrict contest May 7 at Seminole HiRh School. Lucy Willia and Danny Dickerson, "Sweetheart" and president, respectively, of the SHS chapter, will compete, after taking top honors in the sub-district meeting over DeLand. New Smyrna Beach and Sanford Junior High at Pierson, Graca Methodist Church of Fanford will have a "Loyalty Dinner" at 6:30 p.m. today In the church’a Fellowihip Hnll, Rev. John H. llirea Jr., has announced. James l „ Griffin, general chairman o f the compliment­ ary budget dinner, has pre­ dicted that the |50t weekly needs of the church will he pledged during the event. The congregation is divided into two tcama, the "Golds" and the "Blues." Commander for the Blue Team la Charles Fly with Russell Gill and Richard Ilreeio as majors. Co-ca plains who will preside at Individual tables, include Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Alexander, Mr. and Mr*. John Carver, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt, Mr. ami Mra. b'tcphen Festival, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Butler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kossman, Mr. and Mra. Itiehurd Silvers, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Snrokowsky and Mr. and Mra. C. K. Clemmcr. Wayne Thompson Is com­ mander for the Gold Team pnd majors are Gordon Meyer Library Issues Rule On Papers fly Julia Itarfoa and Donald Jackson. Co-cap­ tains are Mrs. Hallle Arwnod, Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mr. and Mra. John Carthel, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Conn, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Tonkinson, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Kennedy, Dr. and Mra. W. C. Rape, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mr. and Mra. Paul Markos, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Turner. Mra. Boy Wall la serving as rhalrmsn of the kitchen committee and dining room hostesses, Mrs. F. J. Murray ami Mrs. John Marlin, will lie assisted by members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. TUM S ASPIRIN 3 0 9c Officials at the Altunmnle Spring* Community Library have announced that in the future they will ho able to handle old newspapers con­ tributed for re-snlo in order to aid the lilirnry only if they fire folded and tied. Lark of storage space necessitated this decision and the pre-packaged papers will present lio problem as they tan bo moved rapidly. Donations by persons wish­ ing to rontrlbule to the pro­ ject are appreciated mid the librarian will bo Imppy to The Rattle of Pea llhlge, giva Instructions for folding and tying the pa|a<r* so that Ark., waa known to the Conthey will la* uniform in site frileratea at the Rattle of and euaily atneked for prompt Klkhom. It saved Missouri removal. for the Union. EMPRESS I F O IL GOLD CRIST Vi a* * * * ? , , JUMBO SIZE 2 2 * (LIMIT 1) ORAL ANTISEPTIC t2 OZ. REG. IF ON _ (HMIT 1) oR\j6S lO R t DEODORANT PRELL SHAMPOO ROLL ON M20. SIZE TUBE R EG .40c LYS O L CLO CK M0DESS SU PER or R EG U LA R SPMY DEODORIZER * • » * ■ * * » .” scon TOILET TISSUE Pk|. of 2 ^ SCOTT NAPKINS 60 COUNT REG. m s I T choice V & B * S im . SB* VB"'a la in O 00 • lO l U i M '1* 9 • U N M M K A .lf •AIJ near uot 76Oz • • -* x “ # (UMIT 1> |HOP lUMPIM INTO «U tS DOORS WITH OIC0R UST att la. ^ *R c7oooc^ 5 ! ^ ART-CALS Or... j=„ AU MT| W . . Mc ti.i m A Dtcats por Mm I f r ctats doors A # ■ ■ r |MANY 0K0RATIVI OtSIONS ■ **• VAlM DENTURE CLEANSER LARGE - (UMIT 1> W H ISK BROOM W 1 T IIO N SPORTSMAN REG. 49* VALUE MIN'S - BOYS SWIM SUITS "■ss;"* 2 .4 4 " tS r Y T R A Y CORY . — ‘ PORTABLE FAN . • 4000 C.F.M. Circuit!!** ePretactlaaGrill Treat A leek Oaa Yeer Warranty* Dagaadakle 0.1. Mator • f your varatioa »a" in MRiterate trip l«»l summer? OSCULATING • is .* ! VAUM AtorfsJ M O. A 4M 2.99 9000 3.99 VANISH “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” TOILET BOWL M . 7 Open • Day* A V»eek W. Park Ml 4-8014 » 2.99 SUN HELMETS IMRtWIMRI ITTIOftA* 6 -1 2 »S«w " INSECT tUMIT 1) REPELLENT WELCOME | 2-p c v m u TWIN at A l 2 .3 3 M AT AUTO M ATS VS* VALUE • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SOS E. First St. Ph. 322-1481 w " ifW fO R A T £ D p O tT lN S« ? D ««c vAttn VALUE I ____________________ • _____________________ INCORPORATED BIO. MS VAIN? no. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Strickland-Morrison STATIONARY •sanrea IFROZIMFOOD Price Dues Not Include Sales Tax. til 1 . 9 L i M.f w m iilll rraanm a UMOTM o f n a n rm o* 8.99 K N IF E * _^1 f e mavt aerr motor w m um iaaiTia itaaiaas •wnaeua 1 RI4. ; 3 .(•it eM 6e<4d*ifr4 FAN • aiavrb* tt aim Cunt Comfort All Summer Long! M AKE* lUPIRlICTRK • Maanaa aacauim mcaaattti t CORPSE COMr A l l r FA N Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? K F * I Valuas &s,s g r il l StSffm PROM ONI 0? AMIRICA'S tlADINO MFOR'S O? IWIMWIARI K 2 £ c e o f3 S fM * J' g a g - 2 .9 9 ! S P E p lA ^ U R C fiZ S E T fie o ej.i ■s,~ *10. I .« . RAPID S H A V EA Q , P0LIDENT 61/2 0OZ. Z. [RIG. or MENTHOL lURHjSHEO SPICE KAS-iv •Sts r * (LIMIT t) C,lsftW '•j j j y l 99® . (UMIT » (LIMIT l> • 3-Sm *4> INSTALLER saia1 / 1.19 •,M » » 48c * ,M •. •SSL,'. iw . *; « u i a»uT $265 % *«T T 0 i 12's GIANT 20" General Electric 00 A T-SHIRTS rou *fNOIC» t Ilona We Will Air Condition Moat Popular American Cara. Price* Start AS LOW AS BWEFS RE6. 1 .9 9 -M e d e l J U r t r- ■ STsBfc- (UMiT \) Vr w iir c io * ^ (LIMIT n (LIMIT 1) (tIMIT l> (LIMIT'D 4 at. Reg. 1.00 --------- CLEANER IS at. Ilia 2 - 2 7 FAMILY MICRIN SIZE E BAN S OVEN CLEANER 1.50 tC K » ® mSST^ j S TOP JO B e a s y ^o f S RFC. (lIMfT t» •5 « C w "JUST WONDERFUL" PTS. - ASST. FLAVORS asf ROLL C A R D S » * m o t h I I SHERBET I HAIR SPRAY section of B Remember (LIMIT t> (tiMtr 3> Silver Tea Set For Library fly Julia Barton The sixth annual silver tea for benefit of the Altamonte .Springs Community Library will lie held from 3 until 6 p.m. Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ilenns, 10.1 Altamonte Ave­ nue. Purpose of the event is to promote interest and support for the library. Mrs. James M. Walter, president o f the Library A s­ sociation, is serving as gen­ eral rhnirmsn of the tea with Mrs. Graham Fuller In charge o f invitations. Many residents have volunteered to assist with other details of the a f­ ternoon in order to Insure its success. An official greeting com­ mittee will he made up o f association officers and trus­ tees and floating hostesses also will he nvsllahle to give information on the library. SAT. I T h e re is a n EC K ER P D RU G STORE C o n v e n ie n t!’ N E A ^ T O U ! 5 U .S.P . GRAIN Loyalty Dinner Set Tonight At Grace Methodist Church Tggjj 555B UMITiD QUANTITIIf ON SOMIITIMS BUCK ......j V o le * 1 ■ * j �Editorial Comment Lake Monroe Causeway * * e lo c Holiday Inn plans to build a niotcl-rcstaurant on Lake Monroe near the site o f the proposed marina, reliable sources tell us. The motel mill be In excess of 100 rooms and will have a rooftop-glass enclosed res­ taurant overlooking the lake and marinn (one of these days). Commitments for the Hol­ iday Inn franchise have been made but many details re­ main to he worked out. The motel is expected to rost about SI million, ac­ cording to reports. Anyone for reservations? And dinner for tw o? • • • Mom and Dsd. . .no doubt you'll be pressured to ap­ prove purchase o f a car by your high achool student o ff­ spring. Here are »ome inter­ esting figures to bear in mind: A study at one achool showed that no straight “ A” student owned a car; 1.1 per rent of the "D ” studenta owned cars; 41 per cent o f "C ” students owned cars; 71 per rent o f *'D’’ students owned cars and 83 per cent o f failing studenta owned cars! a • • “ The Interstate highway program hits created great problems f o r communities that have been by-pass­ ed........... nnd these problems will be­ come more acute ns work on the In­ terstate system progresses, with more and more communities left out o f the mainstream o f fast-moving tourist traffic. "Thousands o f our citizens have invested millions of dollars; often their life savings, in motels, restaur­ ants, filling stations, attractions nnd other facilities entirely dependent on heavy tourist traffic.” Gov. Haydon Burns made these statements in his message recently to the Florida Legislature, The Governor was speaking pri­ marily of federally designated twolane highways. Tnnt is the reason that he called the situation "a grave emergency" and requested $300 mil­ lion revenue certificate program to four-lane more than 1.000 miles of such highways. But the Governor failed to take into consideration such counties as Seminole where Interstate 4 has sped past our communities, travel­ ing through the groves of the lesspopulated western half o f the coun­ ty, necessitating a whole new build­ ing program — new filling stations, new motels nnd new restaurants. — At the expense o f existing facilities. Not one single dime in the $300 million program proposed by the Governor would go to Seminole County. In his effort to help the by-pass­ ed communities, Gov. Burns has passed us by. Seminole County is one of the fastest growing in the state and is expected to grow even more rapid­ Anybody know the where­ about* of Olan King? He wa* a teacher at Seminole High School In 1040 and the Class '40 Reunion Committee SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) Is trying to run him down. King was one o f the class Authorities today awaited in sponsors. assessment of earthquake • a a damage in four northwestern Ronald Arthur Goerss, 215 Ridge Road, has been nnmed states to see if they qualified to the l)enn's List at Kmnry for federal assistance under a University. A B-plus academ­ presidential “ disaster area" ic average is required to proclamation, make the list. Fivo persons died in the a a a twisting earthquake which El wood R. Friend, Seminole Jolted the Pacific Northwest, High School graduate of including part of Canada IU53, has la-on assigned to Thursday causing destruction the Tueblo Army Depot to mounting into the millions of serve as a field repieeenta- dollars. tive on quality aesesement Gov. Dsn Evans, of Wash­ for the Fershing Mlesile ington. who spoke to President System. Friend works for the Johnson by telephone, said he Martin Company, He ia a would claim western Washing­ mcmlter of the VFW and the ton a "disaster area" if dam­ Loyal Order of Moose in San­ age warranted it. He said, ford. however, a full assessment • a a might take three day*. House numbers in Lake The quake which hit at 8:2? Mary will he delivered this a. m. PDT (11:29 EDT), was weekenil by members o f Lake felt throughout Washington, Mary Hoy Heout Troop 242 northern Idaho, northern Ore­ urrompanied by members of gon, western Montana and the Chamber of Commerce, southern British Columbia. sponsors of the community Seismologists said it was houee numbering project, centered in the northeast cor­ a a a ner of Mason County, Wash., The motorcade promoting about 40 miles southwest ol New Smyrna Bench'* Seahere. aide Fiesta will pass through Damage was centered prln Sanford Saturday afternoon clpslly in four western Wash­ at 3 o'clock. Official* of the Fiesta have requested Police ington cities — Seattle, Ta­ Chief Arnold William* to coma, Everett and Olympia. The damage to'.al climbed provide a police escort steadily as reports continued through town. to come in. The Seattle public • e a One way for a volunteer school syitem alone suffered fire department to make damage estimated at more sure it has all latest knowl­ than ti million. The quake was proof of ihe edge on fire fighting techni­ ques is for one o f its mem­ pudding for engineers who de­ bers to hold a top level job signed Seattle's towering fioo in the field. That's what's foot Space Needle, the second happened in Dellary. , .As­ Tacoma Narrows bridge and sistant Fire Chief Darwin other new structures around Bruce ha* been made crew the area. Most damage was reported chief of the CapeKennedy Spare Center fire department to older building. The newer ones were virtually unscathon Merritt Island. ly in the next decade. Yet this progrnm, not expected to be completed until 1070 if the legi­ slature and voters approve, docs not take us into consideration. Both of our legislators in Tallahnssec have indicated there may be tough-sledding for the $300 million bond program unless other by-pass­ ed cities and, counties also get re­ lief. A project that would give Semi­ nole County a small piece of the $300 million pie would be a causeway over Lake Monroe. There is no doubt that such n project would bring tourist traffic back onto U.S. 17-02 from Winter Park to Del-ntul ami prevent many businesses from facing a financial crisis. Rather than four-lane Highway 17-02 from Orange City to the St. Johns River bridge, wouldn't it be more feasible to build the causeway and tie into Interstate 4 at the in­ terchange south o f Orange City? Of course there is nothing in the Governor's program to four-lane U.S. 17-02 in that section of Volu­ sia County. But it has been pro­ posed. A causeway over Lake Monroe would do ninny o f the things the Governor is seeking. It would protect property invest­ ments in Orange, Seminole and Vo­ lusia Counties; it would benefit al­ most all of our communities; it would attract industry and tourism. We don't think it is asking too much of our legislature to press for the inclusion of funds to build the Lake Monroe Causeway in t lie Gov­ ernor’s emergency $300 million bond program. NOW l Northwest Digs Out A fte r Quake R V A H -5 Returning, 'Tigers' Departing The first RA-5C Vigilante Werner, chief ateff officer, equipped squadron to deploy Reconnaissance Attack Wing aboard an aircraft carrier will One, who commanded the unit (luring the first seven months return to Sanford Naval Air of its deployment. Station Wednesday after 10 The US8 Ranger, from months o f service in the Pa- which the squadron operated rifle, including four months in the Western Pacific, soon o ff the coast of Viet Nam. will be replaced by the UK3 Reconnaissance A t t a c k Independence. Squadron Five, tha "Savage Another Sanford unit, ReSons,” left Sanford last June. eonnalssance Attack Squadron The first group will return to One, will deploy aboard In­ Sanford with a six-plane dependence and continue the RA-5C formaticn. Transport Vigilante Rcconnaiiiance mis­ aircraft are scheduled to sion in the Western Pacific bring home approximately 270 area, support personnel next Fri­ The "Tiger*" will depart day. Sanford this weekend, with Naval personnel, dependents the first group leaving Satur­ and newsmen are expected to day. The unit Is scheduled to greet the airmen upon their depart the continental U.S. arrival. Among those greeting on board the carrier in early them will be Cdr. 1’aul V. May. cd by the long temblor. BURLINGTON. Iowa (UPI) The flooding Mississippi Rivet submerged an Illinois village today, assaulted a Coast Guard station here and batter­ ed dikes defending towns and rich farmland. Power pole tips, a service N. Orlando Joins Plan 'Beautify By Margaret Cosby In co-operation wilh the North Orlando G a r d e n Club'i Beautlflralion Month or May, Mr*. Bessie Chase n! Ihe North Orlando Com­ pany oilier, advised today that she ha* rrrrivrd word from William Gregory, ex­ ecutive vice president of the company, to allow all resi­ dent* up to to.ooa gallon* or city n ite r for lawn and gar­ den care without charge. This will be effective throughout Ihe month of May and will be eitcndrd through June. Kale* wilt return to the normal system of billing starting July I. In previous years Ihe resi­ dent* have been allowed only g.tmo gallons for Ihe beaullficatlon program. Space Venture Looks Possible station sign and the peaks of a few houses were the only vis­ ible remains ol Gulfport, III., across the river from Burling ton. The town's 232 residents fled safely as the Mississippi en gulfed their homes and fanned eight miles wide, claiming the town and nearly 30,000 acres of rich Illinois farmland. Tile river lapped toward Burlington’s Coast Guard »ta tion as it rose toward a rc cord 21 foot crest expected he e P 'e '• da. f*r t of Bur lingtc.i and Its 33.001 residents were safe alop n bluff but lowlying areas were flooded. Riser waters washed ovci much of nearby Gladstone, ill,, a town of 310, and ham­ mered dikes guarding towns on both the Illinois and Iowa banks. Fireworks Blast Wrecks Trolley NAPLES, Italy (U PI) A powerful Idnst hijuied 51* persons when a woman inad­ vertently dropped a bundle of firework* under the wheels of n moving streetcar. At Irast 14 o f the injured were hospitalized. The street car and tracks were badly damaged and window* were shattered in nearby buildings. Seminole County TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Haydon Burn* promis­ ed a group o f labor trader* he will back legislation giving more power to the Industrial Commission to enforce mini­ mum wage laws on govern­ ment jobs. * * * on the S t Johns River ♦ ♦ * * “ The Nile o f America” Sty? j&anforii feralft * Phone 322-2611 Zip Cotie 32771 I WEATHER: Thursday 76-53; fair thru Saturday, high 80; low tonight in 50s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, APRIL 30~1965 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 180 More U. S. Troops Alerted Communists' Participation Seen In Revolt Billion Dollar H HANFORD POUtTiim Bill Getting d ea th s Final Touches THIS YEAR (u . TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The House appropriation* committee cave final approv­ al to it* hillioti dollar general money hilt today ns the la-gislnturu edged towards the end of it* fourth week. The committee met early in bl : the morning to put the fin­ ishing touches on the measure uml gave its staff the "go ahead" to start drawing the measure for introduction. The House nnd Senate con­ vened and adjourned for the weekend. With the 11X15 reidar ses­ sion about half over, appro­ POLICE CHIEF priations Chairman J. J. Grif­ fin, of Osceola, pushed to get the money lull on the floor of the lower chamber by early next week, lie said if the mrusured adhered to sched­ ule, the House would lake it j Today mnik* a two-year up on Thursday or Friday, anniversary for Fan ford. Tlte Senate met in execu­ It hu* been two years —730 tive session for mi hour to jdaya—since a traffic fatality confirm Gov. Haydon Bunts' occurred within tiro city lim­ raring commission appoint­ it*. ments — Louie lliindei, of Miami, ns chairman, nnd James L. Lee Sr., o f Tampn; Robert C. l.echncr, of Jack­ sonville; Jack Fivensh, o f Pensidohi, and Martin Segul, of Orlando. A bill abolishing the Flor­ ida Institute of Continuing University Studies and giving SAIGON (UPI) — Governthe Heard of H-gent* direct ,o nt troop* tod„y captur-L a of the pff-campu* r,,nli, ° •tudy program u i* approved Kin irill.i arsenal o f about I,by a Senate committee. uni) brand new rifles and nia- DEATHS L A S T YEAR DAYS r WITHOUT !/ FATALITIES1" ARNOLD WILLIAMS AND THE RECORD. Sanford Marks Anniversary Tlte Inst fatality occurred at G a.m. Aprit 211, 11*113, when .Marcellu* Daniels, 1H37 Lin­ coln Court, died In a two-car collision at the Intersection of Guerrillas Repulsed Water Cutover In Record Time City water was rut o ff only 3fi minutes Thursday night, ns city new-* worked an the lowering o f water lines ithunr 25th Street, City Manager W. E. Knowles said today. “ Working w 1th great dis­ patch, our ctews were able to accomplish the necessary work in a Very short time," Knowles said. Other water lines work on the r-5th Street project will continue for about three weeks. chincgun* in the Mekong Del­ ta .ind then repulsed a fer­ ocious Viet Cong counterat­ tack aimed at recovering the precious stores. In the air war U. S, Navy planes bombed and strafed a North Vietnamese a r s e n a l only 75 miles south of Hanoi and attacked an ammunition depot 15 miles further south. Fifteen build ngs were dr slroyctl and seven damaged in Die two raids which left the area in flames. In another effort to cut off Viet t ong supplies the United Slates ordered 17 high speed Coast Guard cullers nnd 200 men to South Viet Nam to join the battle against sea- Federal Guidelines M e t-M ilw e e n. T. Milwce, superintendent! U. S. education commissioner of Seminole County Schools,! concerning desegregation of said today the local school dis­ public schools. “ We haw received word ol trict is doing all “ in good faith" to live up to Die guide­ aereptance of our ‘freedom ol lines set forth today hy the choice’ plan (rout the stale |and are aw aiting word Iron* tin- national office," Miovcr said. “ If our plan should fail lo meet with approval of federal authorities, we will set our­ selves to rework Ihe pi in 'in good faith’ to meet the guide lines set oat for u i," he add «d TRICK PHOTOGRAPHY made Acting Mayor A. L . (A l) Wilson ambidextrous , . . and now be is being tensed an "I^cfty" Wilson. Herald jdiotoRrapbcr Bill Vincent Jr. snapped the Mayor tromi»K out the first ball to dedicate Pinehurat Park. In a hurry to set the wet print to the sports editor, Bill “ flopped" the negative and the Mayor "came out" left-handed. Here he is . . . right side up. “ Under our 'freedom of choice* today is the last day for applications to l>c made in order to enter a different school in Seminole Counly this fall. After all application* are processed, it appear* likely that we will meet Die guide­ lines as set lorth," Mtlwee said. Federal guidelines call for desegregated classes in the first grade of elementary school, the first and last high school grades and the lowest of Junior high school (seventh) hy ihe fall of IMS. By the full of 1%7, schools must have accomplished com­ plete desegregation in order lo remain eligible for federal fund*. Francis Kcppcl, U. S. educa­ tion commissioner, today stressed that the responsibil ity for desegregating “ must inevitably rest with local of­ ficials" and says he can see no reason why most systems should not be able to comply fully by this fall and the rest by the target date of Fall, 1W7. WASHINGTON (U PI) — Additional U. S. troop* were on alert today to move into the Dominican Republic if needed to reinforce the 4.200 Marines ami paratroopers al­ ready there to evarunte Americans and other foreign nationals. High Washington official* continued to insist that tho mission wa* mainly to protect American live* in tho rebellion-turn capital o f Santo Do iningo. But they obviously were concerned about the prospect of Cnjtro-dnminntod Com­ munists taking over the rebel movement. Official* said there whs considerable Communist par­ ticipation in tho revolt, but pointed out other faction* Were involved as well. Three known Communist organizations have been idcnU Ified with the rebel*—the Popular Socialist party, tha Movimiento Popular Dominruno and the pro-Caatro 14th o f June party. At tho outset o f the upriilog Die rebellion contained a broad spectrum o f political views. A large segment cam* from the political party o f exited former President Juan Ilnsch. At the time o f hla 1083 ouster,- Bosch was accused o f being too tolerant of tha Communists but he lins never been considered by Washing­ ton to be nn outright Com­ munist. Hindi’* wife was In Wash­ ington today and planned to hold on afternoon news con­ fluence. Fha said her husband i* still in Puerto Rico but waa in constant touch with his fol­ lower* in the Dominican Re­ public, 25lh Street nnd French Ave­ nue. Since that time, o f course, Fan ford bus bad it* share of vehicular accidents—many of them seiious — but none of them fatal. “ Two years without n fatal­ ity i* a record Sanford ran la- proud of," Police Chief Arnold Willinnis said. "And wu're going to keep that zero up there," he lidded, inferring to this number of fatalities recorded on the safely sign borne Infiltration of Commu­ located in front of the police nist, me:*'* ah'. i n i s It is the station. first-war service for Ihe Coast Gftard since V'oreu. The arms cache was discov­ ered today during a major government sweep aimed at Hearing tho Viet Con# from Ihe Mekong Della. The Klen lloa Province operation began Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Wednesday with a combined Jr. Thursday turned down a amphibious and helicopter- change of venue motion by borne assault against a sus­ Attorney Albert N. Fitts in pected Viet Cong training the cos** of Jimmie Loo Drumarea. right and Israel Gilley, charg­ Hie operation killrd Btl guer­ ed with Die February rape of rilla* and captured 31 the a 12-year-old girl. PARATROOPERS first day but there have heel) Kitts' motion was tuned on SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) in* new casualty figures. "adverse" publicity given the —Tho United States flew 2,In today's a i r strikes rasa uml prejudice, both of 50(1 |uirnlroopera into thn agaiqst the Communist North. Jwhich lie claimed would make Domiiiiriin Republic today to 25 Skyraiders ami Skyhawks it impossible to find an im­ join 1,700 U. S. Marines land­ .rom the aircraft carrier Mid partial jury. ed here previously to protect way escorted hy 14 Jets lot Waddell turned down the the live* o f American citi­ the Thlcn l.inli Dong army move for lack o f sufficient zens. weapons depot wilh PJ ton* ot proof but did any ho would 'Ilia U. 8 . State Department bombs and a barrage of roc­ reconsider If it becomes im­ -aid "law and order has ceas­ kets, possible to select an im­ ed to exist" in Santo Dom­ Pilots reported 10 buildings partial Jury. Jury selection i* ingo, where ut least 400 destroyed and four others due I9 get underway Monday Dominicans hove been killed heavily damaged. Four rail iiiurnitig. and 2,1100 wounded in six days road boxcars were knocked Three witnesses were called o f Cominunist-Hupported re­ out. lo testify in tho change of volt. At about tlte same time, 20 No Americans have been venuo Hearing. They wero Skyraiders and Skyhawks Walter A. Gielow, publisher wounded so fur, hut the State from the carrier Hancock of The Sanford lleiald, for­ Me e p artmeiit announcement rained about nine ton* of 250mer Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. --aid "U . S. and other nationals pound bombs cm the I’hul tjni and Marion Harman, of the who remain in tho city are in ammunition depot 25 miles to Orlando Sentinel. |the most serious danger." the south. Pilots said five buildings were destroyed and two anti­ aircraft sites put out of com mission. They reported one secondary explosion and said three additional buildings suf­ fered moderate damage. The Phul Qut strike planes were escorted by 14 jets. No enemy aircraft were sighted on cither raid. Red Arsenal Taken; WASHINGTON (U PI) — U.S. official* are literally leaving the door open for a possible venture outside a spare r*p»ul* by an Ameri­ can astronaut within tim next couple of month*. No "extra-vehicular" ex­ periments are officially plan­ ned before e two-men Gemini spare spot *rt for this fall. Hut there is a possibility that an astronaut aboard a Gemini capsule expected to tic launched In June may be permitted to Iran halfway out o f the protection o f hi* cabin. The astronaut would be a 33-year-old Air Force cap­ tain, Edward H. White If, who is scheduled to lie the co-pilot on the flight. Wage Laws * Venue Change Denied By Court America's Governor's Sire Car! Ends Own Life AUGUSTA, Ga. (U PI) — The ailing father of Gnv. Curl Bandera shot himself to death Thuraday in a tool shed behind hit home. The body of Ctrl T. San­ ders, nt, wns discovered hy his wife shortly before 7 p.nn, about three hours after hu fired a .3H caliber pistol bullet into his head. PESTICIDES MIAMI (U PI) — "Am*leurs" no longer may use 14 deadly pesticides within thn City o f Miami under a new law which went into effect Friday. YOURS FOR AS LITTLE AS $1975 AND ONLY $195 DOWN I H O LLER 2nd ft PALMETTO 322-0711 MOTOR SALES MOT PARK M L 322-0841 � 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 29, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 29, 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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"S E R V IN G O R A N G E A N D S E M IN O L E C O U N T IE S " -ESTABLISHED IN 1 8 8 3 • TITLE INSURANCE • ABSTRACTS • REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS • ESCROW SERVICE • DOCUMENTARY NOTARIZATION • TAX & JUDGMENT SEARCHES CAU IIS FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ORLANDO W X -8 9 0 0 NO CHARGE FOR SUCH CALLS <0 NORTH COURT AVENUE WEST OF COURTHOUSE ORLANDO �Area One Step From Higher Education By F r t i Van palt R lfh c r education ii coming to Setnlnola County If. , , . That’s an I P In capital le t­ ters and It meani that higher •duration has o n e m a j o r hurdle to become a reality • • * the State Houae o f Representatives at Tailshaasee. It Is a foregone coneluO 'eten that Gov. Haydon Burns w ill approve. H igher education fo r Stratnole County already has hurdled the Senate commit­ tees. the full Senate and the Rouse appropriations commit­ tee. According to United Tress International, It w ill come before the full House on Thursday. Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. this morning advised The Sanford Herald that the House appro­ priations committee gave ap­ proval Tuesday evening to the Seminole Junior C o l l e g e . Davis spearheaded the move through committee and said he “ will be In there pitching" Thursday before the full House. Sen. Hack N. Cleveland Jr. already had guided the meas­ ure through the Senate and had It certified to the House. The junior college would be financed thusly: $30,000 fo r menting bond bill provides $7.5 million fo r construction o f the proposed East Central Florida university In Orange County, on SR 520 three miles south o f Oviedo at the Seminole County line. The Seminole Junior Col­ lege would be operated and maintained by the Seminole County Board o f Public In ­ struction. School Supt. R. T. Mil wee said today that, if the House approves Thursday, the $30,000 appropriation will be used fo r planning p u r p o s e s . Furthermore, he added, Talla­ hassee state education people planning and f 219.081 fo r op­ erations during the second year o f the biennium, both to come from the general oper­ ating fund, and $365,885 fo r capital outlay (construction), included In the $80 million Implementing bond bill. The implementing bond blit, In the University o f Florida appropriation, also provides the Central Florida Experi­ ment Station on Celery A ve­ nue with $117,000 for an o f­ fice-laboratory building, f 40.000 fo r land acquisition and $31,000 fo r a greenhouse and "head" (furnace) house. Furthermore, this Imple­ School Board the use o f the Acedem y’e Mcllonville Avenue facility. The Academy la expanding, and w ill add a Junior elaea thla year and a aenlor clasa next year. However, Wiegera eaid thla morning, all operation* will he contained during the next year or two at the M ayfair, to be known aa "Commodoro Barry H all." A fte r that, he added, the Mcllonville prop­ erty will become the "junior school," fo r the Academy's lower grades. "Y o u know," the Founda­ tion heed eaid, "1 am fo r any­ York City, sponsors o f tha Sanford Naval Academy. The Foundation w ill com­ plete purchase within tha next week o f the M ayfair Inn and Motel fo r Academy pur­ pose* from tha San Francisco Giants, Tha present Academy on Mcllonville Avenue was purchased by the Foundation from tha Gianta two yaara ago. Wiegers, a p p r i s e d thla morning o f the Seminole Jun­ ior College and the need o f a facility fo r the first year o f operation, agreed that "It la an Interesting and pleasing idea" to permit the Seminola •aid they will send In a team o f experts to assist the local educators in planning. It was believed, at the be­ ginning o f the thought o f a junior college, that It could commence at the beginning o f the 1365-06 school year next September but this morning Milwee stated the college could not possibly begin oper­ ations until the start o f the 11)06-07 school year. The Sanford Herald this morning went a atep further and telephoned J. P. Wiegers, president o f the Bernarr Mar* fnddrn Foundation at New thing fo r education and I am fo r anything that'a fo r San­ ford. I do not believe there la any tarribla problem which cannot be ironed out In our letting the Seminola School Board use the Mcllonville fa c­ ility fo r the junior college fo r the firat yea r," until tha col­ lege facility Is built and ready fo r operation. "T h at is a fine geeturo on Mr. W leger’t p art," Milwee said, "end undoubtedly w * w ill be in touch with him about It when we have com­ pleted our preliminary plan­ ning atage." Longwood Boy, 14, Accidentally Kills Self Seminole County Scenic Roads ‘ V S5H Advocated By President * * on the S t Johns River * * * * * * Division o f tha county along m w Unea to suit our con- stabias Is causing soma con­ troversy but is expected to be solved Thursday morning. Under the proposed division, one constable would have 37,000 constituents while snother would have less thsn 10,000. • • • W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — President Johnson asked Congreie today fo r legislation to erase auto junkyards and billboards from the nation’s hlghweyi and make travel Seminola and Orange Coun­ more ecenlc fo r American ty commissioners will get to­ motorists. gether In Orlando June 3 to In a letter to tha House discuss mutual drainage pro­ blems between the two coun­ speaker and Senate president, Johnson said he wa* trans­ ties. mitting a package o f four • • • A caller tells us that aialeas bills designed to beautify the and grass at tha Sanford Pub­ 250,000 miles o f interstate lic Library are dying for lack and primary highways. Two o f the bills would o f water. • e • strengthen control on outdoor Wild peacocks join a flock of advertising a n d junkyards domestic fowl In Geneva at within view of motorist*. The President proposed that feeding Ume. Capt. Larry Aubry says the peacocks have atatea—as a condition to re­ been eating peacefully with ceiving federal h i g h w a y grants after Jen. 1, 1068— his chickens. • * e control outdoor advertising Rose and Wilks' Restaur- along - aseatena o f highways ant will be the seen* Thursday not soned or'Used predomin­ morning o f the Seminole antly fo r commercial or in­ County Chamber of Com­ dustrial purposes. merce Coffee Club meeting. In general, such controls The Ume Is |0 a. m. and all would require that no new members o f the chamber end advertising signs be erected their employes are welcome. In areas within 1,000 feat of • * • the pavement end visible to The 57 piece Lyman High paeaing motorists. School Greyhound band will Present billboards would present its annual concert at have to be removed by July ■ p. m. Thursday In tha school 1, 1070. auditorium under the direct­ While peying tribute to ad­ ion of Bandmaster John Blair. vertising as having "an im­ The public Is Invited and portant and valuable" role In there is no admission charge. American Ufa, Johnson said; • • • " i t la neither In the Inter­ Christopher Hausch o f San­ ests o f the advertising Indus­ ford h u bean named treasur­ try or the nation, to permit e r of Beta Phi Gamma, nation- a further decrease o f our at honorary journalism frater­ dwindling natural beauty." nity, at Daytona Btacb Junior College. • e e The Red Croaa la In dire need of volunteer! who will taka amergency phone calls aftar office hours. The Red Cross subscribes to the tele­ phone answering service, but needs six persons to whom messages can be referred, ac­ cording to Dr. Arthur N e­ smith, chairman. If you can help call tha ARC office and offer your service*. • • a John W. Higginbotham, a senior at tha University of Florida, has been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring trimester. He Is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Austin, The Her­ ald's City Editor. • • • Really Values Bill In Hopper TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — A bill directing a complete re­ appraisal o f all real estate In the $7 counties In order to apply "Juat value" require­ ments o f law waa Introduced today by Sen. B, C. Pearce, of East Falatka. The bill seta out a schedule of time for reappraisals start­ ing prior to Jan. 1 for coun­ ties whose last re-evaluation was before Dec. $1, 1MT, to Jan. 1 fo r all counties who had a reappraisal as late aa 1K3. Each county must begin ap­ praisement by a company, board o f appralaore or local assessor prior to Jan. 1 of the year six years from the date of the first appraisement under the proposed new law. The Red Cross la moving Its office from U JH Palmetto Avenue to Rooms 301 and 203 in tha Melsch Building (over Cowan’s Department Store). They’ll make the move Thurs­ day night, according to Mrs. Barbara dam m ar, executive secretary. Persons having sick room equipment to return should bring it to the new o f­ fices. T he phone number re­ WASHINGTON ( U P l ) - T h « mains the same. House armed eenricea com­ • • e mittee has approved aa ap­ " E s t ri, as t r e ". Can you propriation o f tU .TnjO O for Interpret that? It's ABC abortconstruction at thrao u v a l air la n d fo r "E a s y to m ite , easy to n o d ." This la a m w course stations In tha JacfcaoaviUa area. M a g taught at the Semlaote Tha Uggeat single amount School thla approved waa $>J million for _________Mrs. Peany Love, school principal, says you can an aircraft malnteaanca h u do around 10-100 weeds a min gar and access apron at u a ate with it—a g n a t help for aaval air station at Jackson­ atadatel. salesmen, reporters ville. Tbs total meadiag ap­ or auyeoa who aaeda to write proved far the Jacksonville It doesn’t replace Gregg laclUty w m i l l $ a $ N . Tha Cecil Field naval air . gome o f our d o c k Wind­ station w ill receive S U $ M M ers have A tetal o f N8M 88 waa ap­ .***** propriated foe tha Mayport iM a fld e to naval air station. ^EceUyin c ode! Millions Eyed For Jox Area % ■ Phono S22-3611 Zip Coda 32771 Danny Roberts Hit In Head By Rifle Bullet “The Nile of America” fcralft * W E A T H E R : Tuesday, 87-66; rain .03 inchs possible showers thru Thura day, high 90; low tonight 70._____________ VOL. 67 United Press Leased W ire Established UUM W ED N ESD AY, M A Y 2671905 SANFORD, TALLAH ASSEE Seminole and Oviedo High Schools have scheduled their Awards Day activities Thurs­ day at tbeir respective schools with Oviedo ceremonies to get underway at • a.m. in tlia auditorium and Seminole to begin at 1:30 p.m. In Fleming County FIR E DEMOLISHED a frame rculilonce occupied by Helen Wilkins and her children at Casselberry Tuesday afternoon. Firemen prevented the spread o f flames to nearby structures. (Herald Photo) Flames Leave Family Homeless Mrs. Leonard Casselberry, o f Caasslbarry mothar and Casselberry. When tha fir * started, the her four teenage children tost tenant, Mr*. Helen Wilkins, everything they owned, except mss at work across tha high­ tha clothes on their backs, way at Vaughn’s Nursery. late Tuesday afternoon whan Her daughters, Betty, 15, and flames completely destroyed Nancy, 16, war* at home. their two-story frame home. Other children are Sharon, 13, The house, valued at $0,100, and Robert, 14. wa* located on Highway 17Several church and civic 02, and waa owned by Mr. and organisations in tha area are rallying to aid tha fam ily and Fire Chief Paul Bates, o f the CH O IR G IR L N O R T O N -8 U B - H AM DON, Caasellierry Volunteer Fire England ( U P I ) — Mrs. Bessie Department, has announced Green celebrated her 03rd that donations o f clothing, birthday with tha claim o f food, furnitura or household being Britain’s oldest choir goods may ba left at the fire girl. 8h* has been in the station. Firemen, unable to save the choir at the village church fo r structure, confined the blase, 78 years. By Jane Casaatberry A 'Spacewalk' Left To Rookie CAPE KENNED Y (U P I)— In tha black vacuum 150 mllea above Hawaii, • lonely man wilt stand on the edge o f a metal preciplca and wonder whether to trap o ff. I f ha takes that on* step, ha writes his own chapter in tha history books o f the apnea age. i f he doesn't American fo r­ feits to the Soviet Union sn­ other two-month lead is a critical area o f quest o f space. Such U the facet rookie U. 8. Astronaut Edward H. White whan, os the morning o f Juna g, ba opens tha rightband hatch o f hi* orbiting GeminI-4 capsuta, ■tends up in kls seat and dabatea whether to take A mar­ k s ’a first "w alk ia Tha federal le ft It aquarely ap la White when Associate A dials Iterator school (U P I) — officials nro scheduled to meet with n fed ­ gym, TO RUN OR . . . M IAM I (U P I) - Miami Ma­ yor Robert King High has or­ dered a political survey of Florida In June to see If he should run for governor again. No. 198 School Meet Scheduled On Segregation Area Schools Set Year-End Activities Lyman and Crooma High Schools will present their swards in conjunction with Class Day activities on Juna 4. Lyman will begte at 13:4$ p.m. and Crooma at I p.m. Seminole High W te o l’s Sen­ ior Clsss Day wtU be held June 4 with ceremonies In the school auditorium at ■ a.m. Yearbooks will be dlstribut ed to juniors and seniors at that time and the dedication of the "Salamagundi” will be made by Editor Sherry Marailia. After the program, senior* will depart the school for a day-long beach party. Baccalaureate aervlcea at all schools will be at ■ p.m. June 6, with the exception of Crooms High School where the ceremonies wUl take place st 9 a.m. AH graduation exercises wlU bo held June T at t p.m. In the school gymnasiums. June 4 will be the last day of school for all other schools, elementary, junior high, paro­ chial and private. Graduation ceremonies at AU Souls Paro­ chial School and tha Sanford Naval Academy also are June 4. parochial school students wlU return on June I to pick up report cards. F LO R ID A Robert Seamans Gemlni-4 ahead" gave m 1a ■ I o n Tuesday to a the “ go attempt the nation's first extra-vehic­ ular activity in apace. I f White decides "yas," h* will push away from tha doorway to his 7,000-pound eapouls and—at tha end o f a nylon safety line— float aa fa r as 2$ feet In an orbit o f hit own. Back Inside the capsule, command pilot Jamos MeDtvitt will swivel the cepeule so It faces W hit* and, through tha triangular win­ dow, tako movla picture* o f hia hovering buddy. A fter about 1$ minutes of floating around as he and hla capsule awing across the United States at 17,400 mllea par hour, W hite w ill uoa (ha nytesi tether to «a *l himself in. Or, m apace agency Man­ ned Spacecraft Center Direc­ tor Robert R. Gltruth put it, "he'd batter." Thla will not bo tha firat "spar* walk." Russian cosmo­ naut A lexri Leonov did the same thing last March 18, when ha climbed from hla Voshkod-S spaceship as it aped around earth — and transmitted television pictures to boot. Tha significance o f W hite's planned soiree, rather, ia that it comes a full throe months ahead o f tha original sched­ uled In tha U. S. Gemini pro­ gram. Earlier, tha apse* agency announced that Tom Stafford would b* the firat to try it on fligh t o f Gsminl-8 sat for October. Gllruth claimed that the Leonov fligh t "did not Influ­ ence our tim e" fo r n "spacew alk" flight. keeping It from spreading to nearby homes and a lumbar company. Firefighters f r o m A l t a ­ monte Springs, Longwood and the Florida Furcst Service as­ sisted the Casselberry De­ partment . First Marines Ready To Depart SANTO DOMINGO (U P I) — U. S. Marines, the first un­ wounded American troops to leave the Dominican RepubUc since last month's landings, board aiilp for the homeward journey loday. They are to go aboard the Boxer, a converted aircraft carrier lying offshore. It waa not certain how many Martnei would leave today, but the number was not expected to exceed a few hundred. The B o ier will not sail at once, because the Marines boarding today will not be a full load for the ship, The U. S. Navy has ruled that its ships cannot leave the Dominican arcs until they are fully and economically loaded. Canal Directors Meet Thursday A special called meeting of directors of the St. Johns-ln dlsn R iver Canal District wlU be held in Sanford at $ p.m. Thursday. Chairman John Krider said the meeting la to approve amendments to legislative acta and other Important bus­ iness. It wlU be held at tha Chamber o f Commerce buildt»8. eral representative on Thurs­ day to prepare plana for compliance with the Civil Rights Act o f 1964. (R , T, Milwee, Seminole County school superintendent and W . W . Wharton, director o f g u ld a n c a .M irlW tiiig .. WUt attend the iM F - fw h tln g ia Taltahaaiee, • (" W e mute submit our new plan by June 18, A fte r we re­ turn from Tallahassee, our local board- wUl gat to work ea our new plan," Milwee ■aid.) School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey announced' ha had re­ quested tha U . 8. education commissioner to tend a staff member to Florida to help the school officiate. Bailay explained the o ffi­ cials were having trouble get­ ting advice fo r the plane L> comply with the 1944 act. The ling, which will teat fo r rea days, w ill b* held by ....-hard E. Day, a tew professor at Ohio State Uni­ versity. AU 67 countlso in Florida have filsd compliance papers with the U . 8. Education O f­ fice, but 88 counties, Including Seminole, had their plana for desegregation o f thair school system* rejected. Another 14 ruuntlee have received no an­ swer to their plans. Undsr Uis civil rights tew, the fedsrsl government can withhold funds to county school systems that continue racial discrimination. Jax Prisoners Fail To Escape l 4 u V JAMES COURIER, ver­ satile O v i e d o High School athlete, will nlgn an athletic scholarship with University o f Flor­ ida this week. Courier, son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Courier J r„ will piny baseball fo r the Gators, Courier was n football, basketball and baseball star at Oviedo. He waa named to the All-State team in basketbali. flaws Pushes Death Penally legislation T A L L A H A 8 8 E E (U P I ) — A House Judiciary eommlttea voted Its own approval to­ day o f s bill requiring a sep­ arata Jury trial In capital casta to conalder tha death penalty. Tha measure, pushed by Rapa. John Crawa, o f Baker, and 8. J. Davie, o f 8*minole, wsa tho unanimous recom­ mendation o f an Interim com­ mittee which studied propos­ ed abolition o f tha death pen­ alty. D avit aald tha measure would continue tha present requirement fo r s trial to determine whether s person was guilty o f a capital o f­ fense. But it would require a second trial to be held with tho tamo jury, to determine tha penalty to b* impoeed. It would requlr* a major­ ity vote o f tha Jury in the second trial to impose tha death sentence. JACKSONVILLE (U P I ) Three Duval County jaU In­ mates bald a guard hostage and controlled a call block Tutaday night before discov­ ering they couldn't get out of the building. The three prlsaeere, armed w ith a sharpened spoon, roamed freely on the second floor fo r less than an hour as 120 other temstea looked on. Police, sh eriffs deputies and Florida highway patrol­ men surrounded tha JaU on tha St. Johns Rlvar and bath­ ed the building with search­ lights before the prisoners surrendered. 5 Flags Fiesta Commemorated TALLAH ASSE S ( U P I ) — The House passed a resolu­ tion today commaniaratlag the Fiesta e f F iv e Flags U Pensacola, The fiesta la bald yearly to com nwnurate the landing o f Dot Tristan do Luna in Pans* coin aa Aug. 14, U M . It w ill be h e i this y e a r Juno 8-U. .I u '.jX i - - B y B arry I s wee A camping expedition Into tho Big Tree swamp ares by four boys who skipped school Tuesday, ended In tragedy when one o f the youths fatal­ ly shot himself. Dead is Dsnny Joe Roberts, 14, son of Thomas Roberts, 183 East Pin* Street, Long­ wood. According to Sheriff J, L . Hobby, young Roberta and three companion! took tbe day o ff from school fo r a trek Inin the woods. Roberts, with hla friends, Mika GoodaU, 14, Jo­ seph Brown, 15, and Kenneth Foster, 19, gathered up camp­ ing equipment and went Into the woods apparently to spend the day and night. Young Brown took along hla father’s .22 caUber rifla. Apparently after reaching their camping site, lUfoarta be­ gan playing with the rifle and It discharged, the ballet strik­ ing Mm la the forehead. The three boys ran about H i mUes to summoo the Good­ aU fray’s father. Returning to tbe scene o f the shooting, GoodaU and the boys made a stretcher out o f a tent and carried tha wound­ ed Roberts through tha woods Jo a road where an ambulance took him to Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Tha boy waa pronounced dead an ar­ rival at the hospital at about 8:55 p. m. Tha shooting took place around 5:45 p. m. Coroner Hugh Duncan, who viewed the body, ruled the death accidental. Yank Bombers Pressure Reds SAIGON (U P I ) - U. 8. A ir Force and N avy planes main­ tained round-the-clock press­ ure on Communist North V iet Nam today, blasting an Island radar slta and hitting the Vlnh oil s lo ra i* area for the second day. In South Vtat Nam , carrierbased U. 8. planet flew m em than 80 sorties against Vlat Cong troop concentrations, v il­ lages, command posts, stor­ age areas and buildings. “ BUILD YOUR CREDIT WHERE IT COUNTS” — F IN A N C E — YO U R N E W C A R A T OUR LO W , LOW IN T E R E S T R A T S AVi % (14.50 PER $100 PER YE AR ) YOUR BONUS . . . W H E N Y O U F IN A N C E W IT H US, N O W O R IN T H B F U T U R E , 18 A U T O M A T IC E L IG IB IL IT Y F O R A ------ SIGNATURE LO A N ! Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Paxold or Jim Doucette, today. Phona 822-1111. k l, �UART CRS PRICKS GOOD MAY 27th THRU THI WEEKEND. R U B Y H E AR ING — Jack Ruby appears at a Dallas court hearing to determine who is to represent him In ap­ pealing a death sentence fo r the slaying o f Leo Harvey Oswald, Presi­ dent Kennedy's assas­ sin. (N E A Telephoto) Eitrht Bcmlnola C o u n t y high school students have re­ ceived 1250 scholarships fo r the Florida college o f their choice under the Gov. Haydon Pum a acholarahlp program. Receiving the grant# ara David Lanier, Margaret Bow­ er, Frank Murray and Marton Nichols, o f Seminole High, and Elmer Urookcn Jr., James Davis, Delores Mungen and Bhirlcy Ann R h o d a a , o f Croom i high. Tha fund# ara a portion o f tha |140,000 railed at a aerfea of inaugural balla last January. Othera wilt ba held In each succeeding year while Pum a la in office. BEEP UP YOUR OUTDOOR MENU WITH BLUE RIBBON QUALITY.... NATURALLY! FLA. OR GA, GRADE "A" « w m N nacouroN «»ruaouN af fW c» & I O N BREASTS with tike. Thi|ha. Dnimstfcka t M auction to n * t u r n toy m h m la M w a a n e N u wim tout twouw. 4 -2 -4 3 LEG OR BREAST OTRS TOMATO CATSUP! PEACHES FRUIT COCKTAILS EARLY PEA S& GREEN BEANSs- i ’ s t i f 1' " ■ TURKEY ROAST hufT ryIrs POMSTEAKS u8 TEAIl RSTEAK__ u9 CLUB STEAK____«9 ____ il99$ CHARCOAL STEAK»99t CHOPPEDSIRL0INii89t GROUNDSTEW_j*A9t GROUND R0UND_i*89C GROUNDCHUCIL»79t COTTAGE CHEES ruuw o u a i a p a f r i c q o u i SLICED BACON W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — I f you have a radio-controlled garage door, lowtr tha an­ tenna or you n ig h t find an airplane trying to land In tha driveway. Tha Federal Aviation Agen­ c y ( F A A ) dltcloaed that euch doors can Inadvertantly emit radio algnaia hasardoui to a ir navigation. Tha agency aaid It has found 68 garaga-openera in tha Loa Angelea area alone which were Interfering with navigation algnaia, in soma casci atrong enough to be picked up by aircraft 1G miles away. "Thus It would ba posalbla fo r a pilot to Inadvertantly *hnmo In' on a garage door aignal and fly directly toward it with great accuracy—con­ ceivably with dlaastroua reaulta," tha F A A warned. CHASE & SA N B O R N FYNE TASTE or RITZ LO W CALORIE 12 oz. 1 TV i ft ^ \GW«h»* f ' . J l,,N I AIMMl 'k A P I i HU|T Citrus Harvest Coming To End M IX OR M ATCH ’EM U.S.I1 FANCY GOLDEN L A K E L A N D (U P I ) — Tha 1004-65 Florida eitrua harvest w ill end this week fo r all In­ tent# and purposes, Florida Citrus Mutual aald today. Mutual said that baaed on the TI.8. Department o f A g r­ iculture crop estimate less than three million hotea of orangea remain to ba harvest- COFFEE Limit One o f Your Choice With B.M Food Order IXCUNIYl AT FOOD FAIR ORBIT BEER_..s.t!:..„... 3^1 PAPER PLATES.^_ _ _ 69 PAPER NAPKINS-aus— 29 TANNING L0TI0N.js_ 99 I A V I M * a ARISTOCRAT f Al Laasia I.H Valva..D«a*sa4 la Kali RaikUi WHITE OR COLOR! leji 4 Hifh Meal PYMR-SOPT I M M M t 'N I I I M H I M N t N i NINTH W1IK COUPON Expiree Jim* 2, 1941* AMVttsMMVMU BAVI 444 a IRA t IRt Virginia PetfaeU F. O. Bos MU ' Hanford FYNE TASTE BAG FASHION OUTFIT U D Y PAW 11m IL1CKB Dollcotaasaa Rye Sra*i �I 8t|> •■nforh Vrralb May 26, 1965 — Page 3 Food Supply Plenty For Home Shoppers CTtir fallowing guide to Ih# notion’* food buy* for (he weekend woo prepared bjr the U.8. Deportment* of Agrleulture and Interior Business School Summer Course FU TU RE FARM ER DELEGATES from Seminole High School will attend the state convention to be held in Daytona Reach in June. From left are Donald Patchin, Dudley Tatum, Daniel Dickerson, president and Gary Thomns. (Herald Photo) Seminole School County will offer Business a 10-wcck course in ABC shorthand, be ginning June 7, E. S. Doug­ lass, director of adult and vo­ cational education, announced today. "Since this is an accelerated course, enrollments cannot be accepted after the f i r s t week,” Douglass cmphasiied. Registration for the com­ plete summer term (night classes only) will begin June 7 from ft to D p.m. with a nom­ inal fee. There is no charge (or those currently enrolled, day or night. For the first time during the summer, a complete bus­ iness course will be offered including typing, bookkeeping, office machines, advanced Gregg shorthand and the new ABC shorthand. These cours­ es, with the exception of the ABC shorthand, may be enter­ ed any lime during the sum­ mer, Douglass said. LAST IIA KE SALE for this season has been heltl by the North Orlamlo Gnrden Club. Group members shown during the project includes (from left) Mrs. May Duquette, Mrs. .1, Blanton, Mrs. Anita Mayer, Mrs. Etta Hnrville and Mrs. Barbara Lnndress. Sale was reported a “ sellout." for 1'ntled I’ resa Interna­ tional.) W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — Fresh fruits and vegetables are plentiful. There are abundant supplies o f meal and poultry. Plentiful fresh vegetables Include apring asparagus, green beans, carrots, celery, sweet corn, cabbage, celery, and onions. Plentiful fruits ate bana­ nas, cantaloupe, grapefruit, oranges, straw berries, and watermelons. Meat specials will feature beef roasts, steaks, ground beef, Boston butts, bants, spareribs, and broiler-fryers. Also featured are eggs, can­ ned pink and chum salmon, and frozen fish sticks and fish portions. In the group are Mrs. W. W. Anderson, president; Mr*. Genrgo Duquette, vice presi­ dent; Mr*. Jessie Wallace, s e c r e t a r y ; Mrs. Hilton Thompson, treasurer; Mrs. Itaymond Ware, reporter; Mrs. Walter Blanton, chap­ lain. These officers will be in­ stalled nt the annunl banquet in Juno and committers will be named at a later date. Chairman of the banquet committee is Mr*. James Mayer with Mrs. C. K. Ro­ well, ro-chairmnn, and Mrs. Duquette and Mr*. Kwrlght•on Hnrville assisting. Garden of the Month chairman, Mrs. Carl Hyatt, announced that the award far ' Le gal N otice • { i% t i i k r n i r n r t n t 'H T n r T i l l ! NINTH J l l l l l ' l t l , f i l l . (T IT, isr a v i i r i m s k n i v o l k r m VTV, V M IH tIM . IV (T IA V C K R Y VII. HAM F K IlK H A I. V A T IO V A l. M O M . IIAUK AHHUCIATIOX. a earnatation. P lain tiff. K K N N E T II IU T H O N and f'A IIO l.Y N It A Y llon.S’ . hi. w lf., D .f.n rl.n t. v o t u k n r at i t i v K tlH TflAU K F o il KIT-OBI ItF. T ill KKN'NKTII ItAYItON and C AR O LYN It AY HON, hli w tf. You. p .ftn d .n t., a r . Iitrcky nntlfl.d that a ('nm pl.lnt to fo r .r io t, a certain m orts.R * nn th. fo llim ln * dr.crlbed proparty, altu.tr. lylns and l>.ina W In .-'rmlnol* County, Florida, to * .ll: 1.nt I. Rlork It. NORTH n m .A N n n i s t a i h m t i o n , According to plat thereof recorded In Plat llook I I. p eer. I I and SI, Public Hr. cord, of S.m lnol. County, Florida, Including Ih . follow ing; W all If.a t r r — I'aneliay — Model FAS* l i m i t — F rla ld .tr. — Mo­ del HS-tft Hefrliteratnr — Frltl-talre W — Model H tl ha* hern filed against you In th . ahota styled suit and you are required to serve a copy o f your a n .tier or pleading to the Complaint on P lain tiff’, a t­ torney. Jooeph M. Murnako. P. Ci llo* J!S. Fern Parte, F lor­ ida, and fit* the orlalnat an­ swer or pleading In th . office o f the Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or before the llr d day of June. 1S*S. I f >ou fall to do .o, a decree pro ronfr.ao will be taken ngaln.t you for the relief demanded In Ih . Complaint. W ITNEkK my haud and o fflt-lal .eat o f o fflc t at Hanford ji.m it.ol. County, th l. Slat d.> o f Stay, t»«J. lSKAI.1 Arthur H- lin k with. Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Couit Ity: Ellsalteth llru.nah.n Iteputy Clerk — ‘ Joarph M Muraeko * P. O flog JIS Fern Park. Fla. Publish May t* b June *. » # ^ ti. 1M1 I’P II- lt Qtir O tnfprfe f r r a l b rsSItotsS Dally asropt Sal■r4ar. » • • « * * sa< cartelm u i ysbltehe* ■ •l«te l • r N t S lt c CbrlstMaa It Tbs BaatweS Karal*. SM W tat B l. la s ls e b riaetea. I i w a l Ctaaa Cm la g * Pate at is a lM t , M s . ■sbaartitteb Kate* by Car«N b (M S I W thl* month went to Mayor unit Mia. David Tllson. The beautification committec, Mrs. Hyatt, Mrs. Ander­ son, and Mrs, Duquette, have planned a luncheon at Mrs. Hyatt's home Juno l follow­ ing the tour o f inspection by the judges who will deter­ mine winner* in th# Beauti­ fication Month Contest. The rntir* garden club will par­ ticipate in presenting this luncheon. Mr*. Wallace, flower show chairman, expressed apprec­ iation to all members roupcrating in the South Semi­ nole Garden Club Show. She said "it was s most delight­ ful and rewarding experience and everyone enjoyed the contest.” With the pres* o f business, the June meeting was chang­ ed to the first Thursday of the month and will lie held at 7:50 p.m. bt the homo of Mrs. Wallace, 50 8. Kdgrmun Avenue with Mrs- H. K. West ns co-hostess. Door prix# went to Mrs. M. K. Berrle. It was • rute hand crocheted hat cover for a tissue roll. Devoted to the garden club to the very end was Mrs. Duquette who was celebrating her Iftth wedding anniversary by attending the club'a elec­ tion meeting. Mra. Wallace reported that th* club'a yearbooks are completed and will be dis­ denia renlerpiecs, there was tributed at the banquet. The meeting a prettily flowered short rake then was and an artificial me hid was turned over to Mrs. Wallace floating In the howl o f fruit who conducted a program of punch. There were chewey Inownir* and other tasty tid­ bits. scrambled word games. Win­ ner o f this was Mrs. Mayer. I'ritc uiul Mrs. Fred Wyman. In keeping with the giant gar- W ives Discover M issin g M e n CHICAGO ( U P I)—The bod­ ies of found two workmen in the rubble plus Be a mile. Inrludra gas, aervire, Insurance, DEK LE’S G U LF SERVICE SANFORD 322-1921 FREE STEAK DINNER were of an abandoned hotel by the mrn's wives, who hadn't seen their husbands for three dsys. After receiving no reports on their husbands' whoreQhouls (he women decided to cheek the old Cadillac Hotel, which their husbands had been helping to wreck. They found a man's leg protruding from the rubble and unearth­ ed bodies, Fire department crews were summoned to the building. They ssid (here might be more bodies in the wreckage. The victims were identified as Marner Skinner and Lafay­ ette B U Y N O W A N D U PO N PRESENTATION OF SALES INVOICE W E W IL L CREDIT YOU THE F U L L AM O UNT OF THE EXCISE TA X REDUCTION W H E N THE L A W BECOMES EFFECTIVE’* Let you live in M O U N T A I N C O O L C O M F O R T served by the hostesses, Mrs. Piloian REPEAL . . . Kent • new '*5 Mustang or other fine compart car for YOU GET A Refieshments were “DON’T W A IT U N T IL J U L Y 1 FOR THE TA X King Car-Truck Rental was a pair o f terry- cloth slipper*. "RADIOS - PHONO - TV - MAJOR APPLIANCES" RENT-A-CAR Mrs. W. W. Anderson Named President Of Garden Club By .Margaret Conby The North Orlando Garden flu b , at the May meeting at the home o f Mr*. Billy Piloion on Bombay Avenue, elected officers for 1005-00. BUY NOW - WE GUARANTEE YOUR EXCISE TAX REFUND NOW ! IF YO U DONATE A P IN T OF IJLOOD TO THE ACCOUNT OF SANFORD ELKS LODGE THIS WEEK. DONATE A T THE BLOOD H ANK ON SECOND ST. N EAR THE HOSPITAL Bay NOW at LOW PRICES! # S lide-out c h a s s is allo w s e a s y in s ta lla tio n # Four-w ay a d ju s ta b le • a i r d e fle c to r g r ille s L p ^ C ontrol p a n e l w ith y th e rm o s ta t, e x h a u s t V a n d 2-speed f a n o o n tro f i 5 U 430 88 NO MONEY DOWN ENJOY YO U R STEAK D IN N E R AT THE ELKS CLUB SATU R D AY M A Y 29. SERVING STARTS A T 7. # B ea d y to co o l y o n r h o n e In m in u te s $ B u y to m e s • -A t o n e w lo c a tio n s W o n ’t i n t e r f e r e w i t s . t r a d io o r T V r e c e p tio n # K e e p s y o n r b orn e a t ; J u t th e r ig h t te m p e r a tu r e ; - j �lir fw l | m !■ h n By John A. fipoUVl All of our thought*, and certainly thote of the Saturday AM Junior Bowling Lea­ gue, are centered on thti com­ ing Saturday ior the Annual Award* Banquet! Just got through counting all of the trophic* and would you believe it that there'll be more than SO of 'em given away? And that doesn't Include the many arm patches, apecial recognition icroll* and whathave-you that the American Junior Bowling Congrci* pro­ vide* for ui. Here’* the real clincher. There will be more thin SO adult* on hand for Iheie many presentation. Do you realiie that this I* more than we normally have on hand for, *ay, the Annual Men'a or Women'a City Tour­ naments? A apecial vote of thanks to the Florida Power and Light Company, the Sanford Men'* and the Sanford Women's Bowling Associations, the two Navy Intramural Bowling Leagues, the Tuesday Sem Inole County Businessmen's leagu e, Klwanls, and to all others who have generously donated to the success of this program. BOWLKR OF Y E A R One of (he highlight* will be the awarding of the Bowler o f the Year Trophy, being presented by the adult City League. We wish that each and every one o f the parent! who bava children participating in thla league, or who would like to have their youngster* as members within the lea­ gue, visit with ui this Satur­ day at 10 :M to It a.m. Turning to the Beat the Champ Tournament, we have another set of weekly quali­ fiers for your attention. Thla week, we had only two wom­ en shoot for the honor, so they're automatically seeded as weekly finalists. Speaking of Jo Brown with a 838 set and K ills Oldham's MS. GOOD TU R N OUT H ie men had a real good turn out with this week’a nod going to Kd Klrchholf 658, Karl Jay Spear next with a «43 and Buel Carman's 614 was good 'null for third place. ] — W *r W , IM S All o f the weekly qualifier* will bowl a three game aeries here at the lanes on Sunday, June I , at 3 p.m. to sec who our top three men and three women will be to Journey to Winter Park on June 20. At that time they'll be bowl­ ing a g a i n s t professionals Tommy Tuttle and Olga Gloor. Qualifying endi on Monday, Slay 31, and It'a your handi­ capped scores that count against the pros’ scratch to­ tals. Jo Brown's doing a fine Job of organising the Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lea­ gue. Had an Informal get-to­ gether this past weekend and found that already there ere eight couples signed to bowl during the lummer. Another meeting this Sun­ day at 8:IS p.m. for any add­ itional newcomers to Join, and then they'll probably start their schedule at 8:30 p m. Another league starting to take shape (e a iy , John!) la the Friday evening women'a Sand Spurs. They bowl at 7 p.m. and Marion Karelia Is the league secretary. F IN K JOB Margie Carratheri bat done a real fine Job of getting all of the Hi Nooners together for a summer league with at least eight teams competing on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. The Friday afternoon Del­ tona Pin Busters are being Joined by some friends from DeBary. A couple of good scores recorded last week were thoie of Fred (Ussier 1ST, Clarence Ellison 162, Jim Schilling 182, Clarence Ellison 162, Faye Packman t6T, W al­ ly Douglas 168, Harman Price 1TB and Bill Sevec 183. Hemember, all of these folka are in the "retired " (except for bowling and hav­ ing fun, that 1st) category. Pretty good scores, huhT Purely Personal . . . How about all o f the team captains printing the names of their sponsors on the top of the score projector sheets? And belter yet, when ■ sponsor goes to the expense of pur­ chasing you a bowling shirt wear it not only for league night, but any other time you're out bowling. Patronixa y o u r bowling sponsors. McDermott Hurls 4-0 Shut-Out To Defeat Bear Lake Pirates fly Jim Rarrhua Herald Sport* Writer John McDermott, with last inning relief help f r o m Bruce Stuart, pitched a shut nut la it night to glva tho Altamonta Senator* a 4*0 vic­ tory over the Bear I-aVa P i­ rate* in a Seminole Senior 1-aague gam* at Cooper Field in Caaielberry. McDermott pitched hllleas hall for the first four inning* o f Ih* game. In the fifth and final frame, with two men nut, ha allowed bark-to-bark ■tingles to Kevin Gruesbeck and David Unlry. It was at thla point that Stuart came In to atrike out th* last bat- Horse Gymkhana Slated Saturday Central Florida Horaeman’a Association will present a wide open gymkhana at 7 p. m Saturday. Registration w i l l open at 6 p. m. Six ribbons in each class will be awarded and one high point trophy will be presented. A ll events will be open to all agea, there wilt be no late charge, entrance fees will be reduced, and riders may en­ ter aa many eventa and ride as many different horaea they with. Joe Green will be the an­ nouncer; Joe Walton will be at th* gate, and Don Kirkland w ill work the ring. A apecial trophy wiU be awarded winner of the eighth event billed as "can you catch Rosa, tho Shetland mule." Thla will feature two rtdera on one horse with a five minute time limit to tie an I I Inch ribbon oq tho mute’s tall. Other event* wiU be groom­ ing class, keyhole, polebead­ ing, sack race, egg race, rtevrrleaf, bareback pickup (b ri­ dle only), Jumping figure I , mugjcal Urea, flag race tri­ angle, and hollow k g . ler and end (he game. McDermott atruck out five and walked six. The Senator! scored a pair o f runs in each of th* first two inning*, while garnering only three hit* in the ball game. They managed to hit only one ball out o f the In­ field o ff Bear 1-ak* pitching, hut the Pirates' hurlar gave up 10 hate* on balls and hit one batter with a pitch. Altamonte took full ad­ vantage o f till* stealing 11 baaea ami gaining sis more on passed balls. The Senators had only three Infield hits In th* con­ test; those by McDermott, second baseman Stava Cock­ rell and renlarflelder Gary Viera. In Lillie League play Brur Lake scored three run* in the last inning to pull out a 6-6 decision over th* Senator*. They managed only two hits In the game, ainglei by Bry­ an Brewer and Denny Pat­ rick, but they made th# most o f It. The Senators garnered sev­ en safeties including a threerun home run by Pitcher Tom Dowell, a pair o f alngles by Mike Girard and singles by Mika Harmellng, Jsrk Hanna, Larry Gilbraath and Tommy Shceta. The Kenatora scored first in th* game, tallying onca In the third inning. Bear Lake scored twice in th* top o f the fourth to taka the lead, but Altamonte cam* bark with four runa In the bottom of tha inning, with Dowell's homer being th* big hit. Bear Luka mad# tha acora 6-8 in tha top o f th* fifth whan Scott Keevaa acored on Brew­ er's tingle. They than acorad three runs in the teat in­ ning, with Patrick'* single being tb* big blow. Patrick waa tha winniag pitcher in relief. Ilia battery make waa Mike Wirowirk. Cassius Won It, Whatever It Was Another Black Twins' Slugging Lot Heavier Eye Graces Than In Clay-Liston Tussle Boxing World Angeles blanked St. Louis. 2-0,1Mcts 10 3; Pittsburgh edged on Don Drysdsle's one-hitter; Chicago in 12 innings; 7-6, and U P I Sport* Writer Cincinnati topped Houston 7-4; Milwaukee beat Ssn Francisco, By L ee H. Petersen The slugging at Fenway Philadelphia walloped 4 h c 114-1. " U P I Hporti Editor Park lasted longer, provided LEWISTON, Main* ( U P I > - more excitement and Instlgat Boxing had another hlack ed less booing than that in By Cart Block OK T IR E SHOP TE A M treat out Hetty Ann’s Hemity Shop by a half Kanie in the Snmlspur League to nip the championship. From left are Pal Rob­ bins, Louiae Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hoonc (sponsors) Dot Johnson ami Mary Smith. Howe's Tire Shop was in third place. (Herald Photo) Marge Botts Paces Navy Wives Kegling League high Jo Brown and Jo Klrkham led week the Misfits to three wins from when abe turned in a 218-548 the Dragonctles. Russell's Redskins' Pat for the K. 7, 6, > 'era in the and Disastcrnol Holler Motor Navy Wives Lea­ Dcarolph Marge game and Botts aerlei rolled (his gue. They scored four puints from the Tigers. Verna Bolton's 185 509 was high score for the Hoot Owls as they won four points from the Savagettrs. Med* Wilt­ shire’s 180 508 led the Oops Opi to a clean sweep against ItVAH 9 " O " Wives. Helen Hauser is showing NAS "O ” Wives how as they also made a clean sweep against Chcckcrtai! " B ." Shir­ ley Simas' 175 518 led the R e­ tired Wives to a four point win from the Pussycati. Gladys Edward's 179-455 helped th* Tigeretiei add three points lo their position as they downed Ihe Vigilantes. Shirley La Korea led their re­ spective teams lo a 2 2 spill. Martha Billings and Jane Sandusky were high for Chcckertail " A " and Peg Patey for the Odd Balls as they shared tho (mints 2-2. Some of the difficult splits picked up this week were: G-7-10, Jan Valentine; 4-7-IU, Marge Miller, amt 3-0-7-10, Mary Ann Williams. Pat Dcarolph, Pat Slptcy and Shamn Ztilcgar spared the 5-7; Alice Beaulieu, Ber­ nice Cobcan, Marge Farris, Helen Hauser and Jan Valen­ tine the 5 10. Carol Brown, Bernice Cobean and Rose Patrick con­ Chase Nine Nips Engineers, 7-6; Georges Topples Florida State Little National League pitching derision. Kenny A l­ leading Chase nosed past the ford wns top hitler with three softies: a home run Locomotive Knginei-is last and two doubles. night 7-8 In-hind the out­ Alford also mnde n beau­ standing play o f Kenny A l­ tiful running rstrli in right ford. Th t Engineers scored field, up agnliMt the fence, four runs in the first inning in the sixth inning, taking a and added two more hi the home run away from Doug second to take a six run lead Malixuw-sl.i. MalixuwaM had hut that finished their scor­ s home run In the first in­ ing for th# night. ning for the Engineers. Chase came hsck with a David I'utteraon'a three run in the second, four more hits were top* for the losers. in the third, and two in the Rick Grant snd flick Smith fourth to go ahead to stay. each chipped In a pair o f hits Richard Frank, after getting fur Chase as they won their o ff to a shaky start, settled sixth straight game. dawn to gain credit for the Georges expanded their L illie American League lend to one full gam* by clubbing Florida State 0-8. Gordon Krsdtey was the winning hurIrr. Bradley snd Mike An*ley hit triples and "Choo Choo" Thomas hit safely l it t l e N A T IO N A I. twice to lead the Georges W . 1.. hitters. Two doublrs by Cas­ Chase ...... - ................ H 2 ey Dunn soil s triple by Jim­ First Federal ______ » 4 my Grimslt-y pared the los­ I^M-omotive Engineers 6 7 er*. Florida Stale Jum|M-d o ff Hunt Comets . . .... 4 H to a 4-1 lead only to have Quality Mobile Home* 2 II Geoigrs grati buck the lead Gama Tonnlght: Klrat Feder­ with a four run outburst in al vs Hunt 7:00, Ft. Mellon the second inning. A Tier Park that, they were never head­ L IT T L E AM ERIC AN ed. W. 1.. In the only other city Georges .............. * 6 game, I’inrrrest Assembly Navy Acey Deucya . . . . 7 8 blanked Church o f God 14-0, Hanford Atlantic .......... 6 fl Bill Johnson bewildered the Strickland Morrison .... 8 7 opponents to the tune o f on­ Florid* Slate ............... t> 8 ly six hits. He was helped by Game Today: Htrlrkland Mor­ some sharp fielding. Bob rison - va Sanford Atlantic Jackson humered for the win­ 4:30, Ray Avrnue Park ners. Curtis Johnson and Ed JU NIO R LE AG U E Benson each had three hit* W. U to lead all batters. K i k e ...................... 1 0 On* o f Die top games to­ Rotary - ____ 1 0 day is a non-league game. CPO ...... — ................... 0 0 Th* City League champs, Kiwania -------------- . . . 0 0 Kingswood, will meet the Civitan ...................... O1 Church champs, Knights of Shrine .................... O1 Columbus, in an exhibition Games Today: Klwanis vs game at Ft. Mellon Park to­ CPO, 4:30, Civitan vs night at 8:48. Shrine, 7:30. Both games Pinehurat Park CHURCH L E A G U E City League Standings W . L. Knights o f Columbus . . )U I Charch o f God o f P. . 4 8 Congregational ............. 4 7 Plnecreit A ssem b ly___ 4 8 Gama Tonight: Knights of Columbus *a Church e f God o f P. 7:30. Ft. Mellon Park Knights of Cotumbua va Klngawood at 1:45, FL Mellon Park (K x h ib itiA ) verted Ihe 27; Gladys Ed­ wards, Marge Jackson, Shir­ ley La Rocca, Peg Palcy, Jo­ anne Sample, Thelma Unger and Meda Wiltshire the 3-10. Jane Sandusky picked up the 7-4 5; Pat Haney and law Schwcera the 5 0-10. Turkeys were gobbled by Jo Klrkham, Vickie McGough, Charlotte Nees, Alice Sexton ami Sharon Zulegar. Marge Ilotta, Pat Dcarolph and Meda Wiltshire all made four bag­ gers. Hospital Bowl League Holds Annual Dinner A dinner was held at the Capri recently for the mem­ bers of (he Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital Bowling la-ague. Bill Thomas, president, con­ ducted a short business meet­ ing, then introduced Gordon Frederick who gave the fol­ lowing awards: Train trophies to esch mem­ ber o f the Psycho-Ceramics, Tracy Albert, Bill Thomas, Turn Ulrich and Jonnie Elam. Men's high net average, George Mil ion; women's high net average, Jonnie Elam; high gross series for men, Dick Elam; women's high gross srriei, June Fehrman; men's high gross game, Rus­ sell Fehrman; women's high gross game, Ruth Cooper; most improved bowler, Mary Ann Harrison. Special awards were also given: ARC Men's improved bowlrr, G e o r g e Wiegsnd; WIBC Women's achievement award, Ruth Cooper; WIBC high nrl series, Jonnie Elam. M e m b e r s receiving 200 game patches were Russell Fehrman, Glenn C o o p e r , Leonard Munson, Dick Elam, John Hodge, George Mason, George Wiegsnd, Bill Thomas, Wayne Albert, Gerry Minton and Curtis Abney. Tom Ul­ rich received a 225 game patch. eye today-on e from which It Lewliton, Maine. may take a long time lo re­ No punches were thrown cover. Tuesday night in Boston but Casiius Clay's weird and aome muscle-bound athlete* mysterious one-minute knock­ unloaded the heavy artillery at Fenway's inviting left field out of Sonny Liston Tuesday wall in a game that Included night waa another sorry chap­ nina home runs and a total of ter in what has become a 28 hits. Th* homer-happy Minnesota sad nin of flghti for the most cherished prize In lighting— Twins clobbered four Boston pitchers for 20 safeties, five of the w o r l d ' s heavyweight them for the distance. E very­ championship. one In the Minnesota starting They have since the days of lineup had at least one hit Rocky Marciano become a with eight men picking up two farce. And the latest farce or more. came just when it appeared The slugfest resulted in a that the fight game, long 17-3 rout of th* Red Sox before dormant, waa coming out of a crowd of over 9,000 which the doldrums. go* considerably more for its For had this fight Tuesday money than spectators in night, in a blsarr* setting, Lewiston. The victory left th# been a good one, R could have Twins within one game of the gotten the game on ita feet. league leading White Sox. R waa viewed by more peo­ Elsewhere In the American ple than any prize fight in League, Cleveland beat New history — even people behind York 5-1; Detroit stopped Chi­ the Iron Curtain saw it, cago 7-5; Baltimore bested thanks to Early Bird satellite. Kansaa City 8-3; and Washing­ HAW L IT T L E ton look two from Los Angeles, What they s a w wasn't 7-3 and 8-5. much. In the National League, Los Joe Louis, one of the great­ est heavyweight champion! of all time, summed it up beat; " I t sure didn't do boxing any good." AM ERICAN LEAGUE And the boxing people at W L p e r GB ringside in a converted high 24 13 .649 school hockey rink in this city Chicago 22 13 .529 1 of 41,000 people agreed that Minn. 22 17 .564 3 Baltimore was an understatement 21 17 .553 3(4 George Chuvalo, th* Canad­ Detroit 11 17 .514 5 Cleveland ian heavyweight contender, 20 20 .500 5(4 Los Ang. came right out and called the Boston 17 19 .472 6Vv fight " a fix ." 17 22 .436 8 New York That's what they aaid, too. 17 24 .413 9 Wash. when Liston gave up the t 25 .265 13(4 Kan. City crown 15 months ago in Mi­ Tuesday's Result! ami Beach, sitting in hla cor­ Cleveland 5 New York 1 ner, claiming he couldn't con­ Washington 7 L o t Angeles 3, tinue because he hid hurt his 1st left shoulder. It was the lin t Washington 6 Lot Angeles 5, time a heavyweight champion 2nd ever lost hts crown while sit­ Baltimore 6 Kansas City 3, (n ) ting on a stool. Minnesota 17 Boston 5, (n ) W ANTED TO QUIT Detroit 7 Chicago 5, (n ) Liston was not the only re­ Today's Games luctant "fig h ter" that Febru­ Cleveland at Chicago (n ) ary night in Florida. Clay New York at Detroit (n ) wanted to quit after the fourth Lot Angeles at Washintgon (n ) round and continued only Kansas City at Baltimore (n ) when hla trainer, Angelo Dun­ Minnesota at Boston (n ) dee, pushed him out into the N ATIO NAL LEAGUE center o f the ring. W L Pet GB This time around, Liston Los Ang. 23 14 .641 did not have a chance to quit Clnn. 23 14 .822 1 in hla corner. That isn't to St. Louis 22 18 .579 2(4 say he quit in the ring, for Milwaukee 18 16 .529 4(4 he did not. He took a short San Fran. 2! 19 .525 4(4 right hand punch, but it didn't Chicago 18 20 .474 8(4 appear to hurt him. He was Phils. 18 21 .462 7 ready to resume fighting and Houston 18 24 .429 8(4 actually did before the ref- Naw York IS 24 .385 10 erre, f o r m e r heavyweight Pittsburgh 14 24 .363 10(4 champion Jersey Joe Walcott, Tuesday's Results alcpped in and stopped the Pittsburgh T Chicago 6, 12 Inbout. nlngt (n ) Liston was confuted; W al­ Philadelphia 10 N ew York 3 cott waa confused; and con­ (n) fused most of all waa Francit Cincinnati 7 Houston 4, (n ) McDonough, tb* knockdown Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 0 (n ) timekeeper. McDonough start­ Milwaukee 14 San Francisco 1 ed counting as soon •• Litton (a ) went down, and before Wal­ Today's Garnet cott could physically force Chicago at Naw York (n ) Clay Into a neutral corner. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (n ) Clay kept right near U s ton, Cincinnati at Houston peering down at b in , and St. Louis at Lo* Angelea (n ) shouting, "g a t up, get up." Milwaukee at San Francisco Standings Early Qualifying Rounds End For U. S. Open Golf Tourney NEW YO R K (U P I) - Jack at Atlanta as the last 71 berthx Lewis o f Florence, S. C., Is for the final trials were filled, The 418 survivors, plus 41 only a high school senior but he just might win a shot at the other exempt from local U. S. Open golf championship. rounds, move on to sectional Firing in preliminary trials tests June 7-8. They'll lie stag­ at Columbia, S. C., Tuesday, ed at 13 sites to complete tho the young amateur posted a field of 150 scheduled tn letfive under par 70-69-139 and off in the Open at the Bcllerranked high among the 418 ive Country Club near SL survivor* of local tests across Louis on June 17. the nation Monday and Tues­ day. L«w ls, who'll be graduated next week and heads for Wake Forest on a golf scholarship in the fall wound up only three shots back of the nationwide leader, touring pro Hermit Zarley of Yakima, Wash. Zarley hit a 136 at Memphis on Monday. B ALTIM O RE (U P t ) - Tho Jerry Pillm an of Rye, N.Y., a former touring pro, shot an National Hrcwing Company oilidentical 79-69-139 to lead New laincd controlling Interest in York area qualifiers Tuesday the Baltimore Orioles when and amateur Richard Canon of chairman of the hoard Joseph Columbus, Ga., had 7-68-139 W. Iglchart sold his stock to the brewery' and Zanvvl Ericsor, it was announced Tuesday night. Although the ntimher of NEW YO R K (U P I ) - The shares involved in the tran*. two national harness race action was not announced, it is driving championships a r c believed that National now shaping up as personal duels controls more than Bi.ono, thus between 15-time titlist Billy becoming the first party lo Hsughton of Glen Head, N. gain control of the Orioles Y., and Bob Farrington of since Ihe team shifted from SI. Rlchwood. Ohio. Louis to Baltimore in 1951. Haughton has earned a total Kricger, a Baltimore law­ of 1255,520 to hold a slim lead yer, was an original sharehold­ of 831,762 over Farrington er in the Rallimoro Colls of (8223,758) In money winnings the National Football Lcagur. while Farrington’s victory to­ He still has an Interest In ihn tal of 109 exceeds Haughton Baltimore Clippers, an Ameri(8 ) by 29. can Hockey League team. Brewery Buys Major Interest In Orioles Nine Close Race 1 fl Alt I said was: Show ms a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." Try new Lucky Strike Filters liltci s tf ift v lt eiwamX / i fiy a y ^ U. S. Top Two NAPLES (U P I )—The Unit­ ed Slates plsrrd 1-2 in the 5.5meter class Sunday at the opening of the Naples Inter­ national Sailing Week. Cornelius S. Walsh placed first, Ernest Fay waa second for the U. S., while Norway's Crown Prince Herald was third. S W IM ENJOY THIS SUMMER F0R F lIN ! IN THE QUIET SECLUSION HEALTH! OF Y O U R O W N HOME SPECIALS EVERY DAY! 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Annual Fourth O f July Fiesta Cancelled By Longwood VFD By Donna E f t n ber of years, was cancelled be­ Longwood Fire Chief Claude cause of prohibitive costs of Layo his announced that the liability insurance the depart­ ment would have to carry in city fire department will not order that persons working at, sponsor a Fourth of July Fies­ or attending, the Fiesta would ta this year. be protected, Layo explained. The event, sponsored by the The firemen will sponsor, department for the past num­ however, the Miss Flame of ICIjf f&anfnrh frralh Seminole County beauty con test this September in eon Junction with their widely ac claimed fried chicken dinner Other activities also arc being planned for the same time with the exact date in Sept ember to be announced. In the past month the de­ transporting the emergency partment's emergency vehicle, equipment which includes a which had been donted more resuscitator. two-way radio, than a year ago, was involv­ first aid gear, portable lights, ed in an accident while cn and other necessary fire fight­ route to a fire and damaged ing and rescue aids. Necessity of the vehicle has beyond repair. Thus the men arc left without means of been quite evident during the past year when the lives ol by the department which can several persons were saved be purchased to serve as an through its use. Firemen took emergency unit for $1,100, plus it to all fires as well as an­ costs of special accessories swering other emergency situa­ needed. The city has helped tions including accidents and by making a down payment of $300 with the balance to be swimming mishaps. A vehicle has been found raised by the firemen. With hope of raising the ad­ fee and doughnuti. ditional moneys, the depart­ ment is sponsoring a canoe award project, with the award to be made at 8 p. m., Satur­ day, July 10, at the fire hall. Persons attending the award program will he served cof­ Anyone wishing to make do nations to assist the fire de­ partment in the endeavor may send contributions to “ Long­ wood Volunteer Fire Depart­ m ent" and will receive receipt! by mail. May 26, 1965 — Page 5 Hospital Notes M AY 19, 1963 Admits ions Discharges James Elllotl Hugo J r, T er­ Stephanie T y p 11, M a r y ri Lcisa Orr, Lawrence Ryan, Helen Moore, Steve Lowery, Thomas Oliver, Kathleen Fitz­ James Hagin, Thomas Dillard, gerald, Sanford; Edward W. Juanita Fortier, Lydiu Me- Parsons, Harry Freeman, De­ Keel, Ira Juckson Jr., San­ Bary; Shelly Ales, Dcfuniak ford; Edward l ’arsons, Gus­ Springs; Augncsc J. Dudley, tave King, Fred W u lff, Wll* Tangerine. helmia Werner, Dcllary; L y ­ M A Y 22, 196$ dia Kincaid, Dcl.and; Onita Admissions lirnddy, Macon, Ga. Margie Abney, Ruby Aiderliirth s man. Klizabcth A. Berndt, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Faye H. Clause, Sanford; Fortier, Sanford, a girl. Mary Boysen, Rose Kissell, Discharges Ernest F. Pierce, DeBary; Joyce Lee, Anne Humphrey, Lee King Jr., Newborn, N. C. Ellzlm Jones, Floyd Morgan, Births Louis Stanton, Nolletu Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James E. A l­ Joe Little, Carolyn Stanley, derman. Sanford, a girl; Mr Marvin Knight, Edith Car­ and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick penter, Sanford! Nettle P er­ Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. due, Chuluota. William Clause, Sanford, a M A Y M, 1963 girl; Mr, and Mrs. William Admissions Dandridge, Lake Mary, a boy Thurman Smith, Catherine Disrhargri Folds, Hachcl Henke, Johnnie Vanessa Daigle, Steven T ay­ Stanish, Bennie Caldwell, De­ lor, Dwayne Hubbard, Jose­ nise Burke, Terri L eila Orr, phine Lord. Edna Adams, Keith Moody, Pearl Peters, Juanita Fortier and baby girl, Susan Perkins, Sanford; Sally Lora Davis, Thurman Smilh, Kitehcll, Elaine Davis, Dc- Ronald Burke, Denise Burke, Bary; Patrick Bergere, Long- Bennie Caldwell, Susan Os­ wood; J o h n Drachcnbcrg, borne, E. D. Hudson, Sanford; Lakeland; Mary Gunyea, Elaine Davis, DeBary; Bar­ Mims; Glcnna Stebcl, New bara Dekle, Fern Park; Cora Frick, DeLand; John DrachSmyrna. Births enherg, Lakeland; M a r i o n Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lfcn- White, Augusta, Ga.; Onida Braddy, Macon, Ga. kc, Sanlord, u boy. Discharges M A Y 22. 1963 Hazel Tench, C a r n e 11 Admissions Thompson, Malcolm Hubbard, Mary Werner, Cclcstine Ba­ Virginia Warnleh, Birdie Jcs- con, James Davis, Bustet aup, Minnie Pearl Herring, Barton, Clayda Jones, Cori Sl.ela Kay Marlin, Mable Ber­ Lisk, Bradie Louisiana Lewis. ry, A l b e r t H. Zlltrower, Vicky Jean Hawkins, Mary James Davis, N’ ida Tabor and Dawson, Dale Van Duscn baby boy, Sanford; Norma L. Zclha F. Ross, Sanford; Karl G r u b b s , DeBary; Lorraine Johnson, Deltona; Tom MaWentworth and baby boy, genlielmer, Enterprise; Mary Lake Mary^ Frankie Lee Mur- J, Hopkins, Lake Mary; Viola key, Lake Monroe; Gaylord Williams, Osteen; Jerry Sifls, Muitlcy, James E. Jewell, Orlando, Discharges Longwood. Lubcnny Turner, Henderson M A Y 21. 1963 C. Nelson. Jolmnie Stamsh, Admissions Ruth McClain, Amoret La Bennie Battle, Ruth McClain. Rosa, Dwayne Hubbard, Ste­ Helen Carrawuy, Lydia M. Lailosa, ven J. Taylor, Jo Ann Norris, McKcll, A m o r e t Dillard, D a n Sara Fitzpatrick, Sanford; Thomas N. Carol G. Dandrldgc, Lake Washington HI, S a n f o r d ; M ary; Jayne Miller, Titus­ Hans Morgan, Mary lluyst-n, DeBary; P a t r i c k Bergerc, ville. Longwood; L e s l i e Gager, Bronx, N. Y . May 21, 1963 Admission* Merinn Johnson, B e t t y Johnson, Daniel Ritzlck, Em­ ma Green, Johnny Aahford. Ethel I.cc Smith, James Thompson, Maria Perez, Eni* Poehonlo, Mary Ann Hrinsun, Willis Daffron, Phyllis L. Whitaker, Marion L. Baker. Benjamin Hughes, Elizabeth Darden, Charlotte Frederick, Theresa Kinard, Roy Partin, Donald Young, Kiln Mne Kain*, Alb-c Gruhe, McLain Malone, Sanford; John Cock11n, DeBary; George Foster, Apopka; Virginia FI. Wood­ cock, Maitland; Ellen Kuvneke, Orange City. Birth* D A V ID It. K r i i H t t c , Mr. and Mr*. Leo E. Wood­ ftervinir with KVAH-9, has been promoted to cock, Maitland, a girl. Discharges lieutenant. The “ Hoot Grace Gray, Robert John­ Owls" are nearing the end o f their current de­ son, Jo Ann Norris, Warren ployment with the dis­ Leltoy .Stephens, Charlie Paul tinction o f l>eing the Bennett#, Rachel J, Henke and baby boy, Sanford; Stan­ first Atlantic F l e e t squadron to lx’ equip|H*d ley llehney, Lake Mary; I Marvellu Owen*, Longwmid; with the Sanford-based Lydia Kincaid, DeLand; GlenIIA5C Vigilnnte. na Hicbel, N «w Smyrna; Flor­ (Nuvy Photo) ence Spott*, Orange City. i v \a a d r u g st or e s A m e r ic a 's F a s te s t 15s V A LU E $1.25 VALUE K0DAC0L0R FILM 7 Q ( }n popular aixca. f * *4 , , PAPER N A P K IN S May 31 ICE BUCKET Lightweight foam kerpn ten longer. OPEN MEMORIAL DAY SANFORD ■SSK iW ’ REQ. 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SPRAT POWDER DEODORANT $1.30 SIZE TAMPAX BOX OF 40 TAMPONS S N A C K SHELF f t SAVING S $ 3 0 / sea. $1.2* ROUND, METAL PATIO TABLE 10- diameter metal tray, mounted oo hrmm log PLANTER'S COCKTAIL PEANUTS 8* OZ. VACUUM CAM. RES. 10c EACH, W TUR’S SOFT DRINK MIX 3 1 S PRE-SWEETENED FUVORS ANY REB. 28c BAR m BRACK'S DANDY A YOUR CHOICE Of MANY " RES. lie , | LR. BAR MARSHMALLOWS BIG S A V I N G S FOR S M O K E R s ( ( KINO EDWARDS B J 0 VALUE C H A U , BQE M SIR WALTER RALEIQH $ 1 IT V U E VALUE MFE TOBACCO, M U L IM 4 VALUE, n rt TOBACCO. M U HALF E HALF S J II M E M O RIAL Bulletin Board fo r the Oviedo Woman’* Club i* thown by Mr*, Douglas Jocknun (le ft) to one o f the club members, Mrs. Jame.-t Pearson. The board has been permanently * installed in the club building. (Herald Photo) i t rr-T * * �RmlS Page 6 — M a y 26, 1M B fEEHaaax Seminole Boasts Unique Driving Classes Beminol* County b o a ■ t ■ three unique elu iroom *. R e il­ ly they a rt combined Into a three-ln-one classroom . . . one o f only 13 in the entire ■ III* . The claieroome are out­ door! and about the alto o f a baieball diamond. Their purpoee: T o aid In teaching young people the proper and aafe way o f driving an auto­ mobile. The unique tlaiiroom i, lo ­ cated at Seminole, Lyman and Crooma High School!, are lald-out counea which atmulate conceivable traffic patteraa and haiarda to be met on public ctreeta. One fleet o f learner e a n e 1 r c u I a t a among the three high aehooli. Driver education atudenta, learning in automobile! furnlihed to the county by San ford new car dealera, tour the marked courae guided by their tnatructor’a voice coming to than over walkie-talkie*. Thla unueual method o f Initnictlon allow* ^ee mooter to clearly aee iffy arrora the atudenta make and give corrective erftIciim. It alao allowa fo r mora atudenta to participate at the aame time. * * a 2 Great NEW W IN N -D IXIE ^^SUPERM ARKETS K E N CAM PBELL, Seminole High driving instructor, uses a walkie-talkie to impart instructions to seven student drivers in seven automobiles all at the snmo time. (Herald Fhoto) Tba Smart Place t* go Far Good T h l*g* to S a lt 'X ' x ORLANDO ft DELTONA To complete the couric at Seminole High School, In* atructed by Mr. and Mra. Ken (Dutch) Campbell, atudenta ■pend 30 houra In Uie classroom and alx houra behind the wheel o f a car. O f theae taat alx houra, tha time la apllt between the practice driving range and actual traffic. A fleet o f 10 automobllea haa been made available by the local auto agenclea. Thla fleet Indudaa a Rambler, furnlihed hy Dill Hemphill Mot­ or*; two Ford Galaxies donat­ ed by Strlckland-Morriaon; two Mercury Cometa from Hunt Lincoln • Mercury; a Chevrolet Impale and an Oldemobila, courteay o f Holler Motora; and a Plymouth from H aag Chryalar-Piymouth. Currently at Seminole High School Ultra afa ICO atudenta enrolled In the driver educa­ tion courat. Another 175 par­ ticipated during the firat half o f the academic year, e • • student! and teanagera out « f achoo), between the aaca o f 14 and SO, are eligible to enroll In tha drlvar'a training •ummar couraea to bo given at Seminole County high echoote beginning June 11. Private tchool atudenta alio will be accepted. Studonta preaenlly enrolled at Seminole, Lyman, Crooma and Oviedo w ill alien up for the courae at their achoola. Pereona now out o f achool and private achool atudrnla nro naked to pick up their appli­ cation forma at the achool admlnlatratlon office, Muy 38 ti the deadline fo r enroll­ ment. Through t h a eummer courae, atudenta have the ad­ vantage of getting the claaa "ou t o f tho w ay" before en­ rolling In regular acudcmlc aubjecta during the rcgulur achool year. A certificate o f completion o f the courae perm it! a ten percent ilecreaae in the coat o f automobile Inaurance. Stud­ en t! with drlver'a training may gat their regular drWar'a licenae at 10. Without it they rannot gat a llcenae un­ til age 18, unteaa parent! ■Ign a declaration with tho Florida Highway Patrol itaaumlng full rcapunaibllity. Junior High Summer School Opens June 8 Summer achool at South Seminole Junior High School la Caaaelbarry will begin at ■ a. m. Juna It, for a period of four houra dally, Monday through Friday fo r ecven weeks. Students will b t allowed to laroll for one aubjact, either to make up one unpaased or to ■ a k e aa additional credit. Sub­ ject* foe aew credit will be determined by enrollment. Rafiatratieaa are curraatly being accepted la the achool'a P R IN T IN G ROOM J A C K S O N V IL L E (U P I ) — The Florida Chamber o f Commerce eaya printing In Florida was a 176 million business In IPOS, and haa nwra than doubled In tba past fiv e yaara. Tbs figures do pot Include newspapers e r engraved products. D lX l v v i N n won 2941 D IU N Y STRUT ORLANDO, FLA. i A IC H l» A N ~ T k P lM U I M LTOM A PLAZA SHOPPING CKNTUt y n ilT DELTONA, FLORIDA n*HOPPiN» V CCNTKR I fe\ Vt\ I t l NATIONAL ■ RANK o f O RLAND O I mm NEW W IN N - mu l DI X I - NEW 7INN IXlEj JENO F. PAU LU C C I (le ft), o f Sanford and Duluth. Minn., president o f tho Chun King Corporation, receives tho 19GG Horutio Alger plaque from Dr. Norman Vincent Penle, author und lecturer, during ceremonies at tho Wnldorf Astoria in New York. ' fb .w tv k , 4 P in Sl o c k Shaggy Dog Story In Two Parts M IA M I (U P I) — Thla la Polly. Polly la pure 1300 col­ lie and waa pregnant aa of Feb. 24. Milan want to an airport in Rio de Janeiro to wclcoma Polly ami wnx greeted by Ono ia named Duaty. Ho Polly Is aomcwhrre In Mi­ eight • year - old Dusty, who looka like n rnllio hut hit ami, wlicio Duaty used to be. was panting n hit. gi'iu'itlogy la varied. Charlie Roth Charlie Frye and a Obviously Dusty wasn't Frye, 10, o f Miami Kpringa, Uraaillan collio breeder In worth $300, no matter what lost Duaty Feh. 21. Kao Paulo are upset about young Charlie Frys says. The llrniilian breeder pro­ Duaty haa turned up In Polly being hara and Dusty there. tested, Hence the embassies. Urulil. Involved in the confusion Then someone noticed Dusty Tho other dog la tmmed are the em banks o f the Un­ had a dog tag. It was traced ited States and Uraifl, the to Miami. Finally everyone figured U. S, Information Agency out what happened. and tha lJraiilian air force. Polty had an overnight Polly's story began in V ir­ ginia, where she waa purchas­ stay in Miami while en rout* ed fo r the Uraxlllen breeder to Draail from Virginia. She end ehlpped o ff aboard a waa taken fo r a walk. She Con Chanlot, ealra manager llrnilllan A ir Purr* plane. got away. She wee chased o f Hill Hemphill Motora, an­ Two days later, the lira- across en alley. nounced today that two memThere a collie etond. The bera of the aalea staff have leaeh was put on and Ihe dog received outstanding recogni­ was sent to tlrntll. tion from the lluli-k division, The dog waa Dusty. General Motora Corporation. Polly Is still missing, fiha Ituy 1lei run and Harry must have had her puppies llyrd are receiving congrat­ Inst month. ulations and membership In the ilulck Saleameater Club. By Jane Casselberry OVER 35 YE AR S Additional recognition waa Principal John Angel nl A t First A Palmetto given llyrd for having receiv­ South Seminole Junior High ed thla high award for I ho (Alongside old post office) School at Casselberry has an­ fifth conircutlva year, ltolh nounced that yearly examina­ men received plequca, tion* will ba given Jun* 2, 3 • • • and 4. Jack M. Eckcrd, president Friday, June 4, will be (he and chairman o f tha board, has accepted a "certificate of leal day of school for Ihe stu­ • Carpeth • Furniture distinction" on behalf o f Kck- dent! this year but teachers • Tile • Pianou erd Drugs o f Florida, Inc., in will ba holding a post achool planning period through June tha drug store* category of • Rental lie d * 10. Ih* 17th annual Ilrand Name Ratnilar-af-tha-Year Award* com|ietition. Eckcrd founded hla drug chain In 1052, Now there are 37 alo rn , Including one in Sanford D ata. a atory o f twn ahnggy doga. Business Briefs & Yearly Exams Announced A t Junior High Sanford Furniture Co. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Legion Dance Chuluota American Legion Post 223 will sponsor a dance at I p. m. Friday at the post borne. Residents of tha area are Invited to attend. AFTER FLYING A HOT JET YOU DESERVE TO COME HOME TO General ^ Electric Air CwullUaalac UTAH TvALL Hcatbw, IM, 1HT laafard % $12-4111 The 1964 Real Estate Tax List of tha City of Sanford, Florida, la posted on tha bulletin board at tha front door of tha City Hall In 1ha City of Sanford, Florida, and on tha bulletin board at the front door of the Seminole County Court Houm, Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao ponied for • period of four consecutive week*. All rani aetata upon which tha 1964 taxaa have not bean paid and acalnat which certificate haa not already been issued to tha City of Sanford, will bo aold at Public Auction on tho 27th day of May, 1965, commencing at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of tho City Hall In tho City of Sanford, Florida. H. L. Whalchel City Clerk — Tax Collector VALUE 1 0 -IN . TEFLON SKILLET w a A BIG ZENITH Color TV OFFER GOOD O N L Y A T T H E TW O N E W W IN N -D IX IE S . LIM IT: O N E PER F A M IL Y W IT H A $10.00 ORDER OR MORE TH IS W E E K O N LY. ONE WILL B l GIVEN AW AY AT EACH NEW STORE. REGISTER EVERY TIME YOU VISIT ONE OF THESE NEW WINN* DIXIES. NOTHING TO B U Y . . . ADULTS ONLY. PLEASE. OFFER GOOD ONLY A ! THE 2 NEW WINN-DIXIES # • • • V n fs r l 4 b t o > S ft �fffjf Savory spring lamb . . . 4 fsast anytime. Cul through the crack­ ling brawn outiId# to IH# sweet, t#nd#r juicy m#ot berreoth. It** o gourmet treat. U. S, Choice American grown. USDA CHOICE DnnYnrK ^rrnUi Mny 26, 1965 — PnfTB T Constable, JP Areas To Be Re-districted A fence line on the north bor­ der o f Ilellair Grove on the west extension o f 25th St. The work would have been done on private property and would servo no county pur­ pose, the opposing commis­ sioner* contended. Voting agsinst the request were Chairman John It. A lex ­ ander and Commissioners W . Lawrence Sw o f ford and Edward Yarborough. Voting for wore John Fitzpatrick and Lee Gary. In another move the board voted to post Crystal Lakn I’ntk to warn swimmers o f a sharp drop-off in the lake. It also voted to re-post the ar­ ea prohibiting the use o f al­ coholic beverages on the property. Gordon Orr, Orange-Semi* note County planner, appear* ed before the board to bring it up to date on the status o f road recommendations to the now university alto near Oviedo, Orr said no highway de­ velopment plan had been agrred upon as yet. Ho u rg­ ed that Orange and Seminole Counties work together on developing roads in the area. TI 10 board indicated it fav­ ored the development of County Line Hoad as a main access route to the new Fast Central Florida University site. *pecial meeting o f thr Seminole County Commissioner* will Hoard of bo held ot 8 «.m. Thursday to estab­ lish new constable and Jus­ tice o f peace distrlcta in the county. The board discussed a pro­ posal district plan at lla Tuesday merlin); hut could come to no conclusion on the new line*. Constables and JP* aro ex­ pected to be on hand for the Thursday meeting. In other action Tuesday, the commissioner* voted to make available certain aid to the Casselberry sinkhole ar­ ea. The board agreed to mako a drag line available and for dirt out o f the county pit to ha u*ed, if needed, to fill In the elnkhole. It alio said It could possibly furnish some trucke if the State Hoed Department couldn't handle the job. Commissioners also voted to pay fo r an administrative assistant, if needed, to Sem­ inole county legislators dur­ ing the closing days o f the Legislature. They said an assfstant might he ncodrd in the lut-mlnute rush o f leg­ islation. In another action the com­ missioners rejected a request by Randall Chase to clear a U S. CHOICE WHOLE OR HALF Leg O' Lamb "•79/ Loin Chops "■ 1.39 Rib Chops . . " 98/ Shldr. Chops " 69/ Breast : . . . . " 29/ Patties . . . . " 39/ U. S. CHOICE LAMB U. S. CHOICE LAMB BEEF U. S. CHOICE LAMB W-D BRAN Steak * 5 9 / U. S. CHOICE IAMB W O BRAND BONELESS ROUND GROUND LAMB Roast “■8 9 / REGULAR 7F* . . GROUND Stew " 6 9 / REGULAR 19* . . GROUND Round" 7 9 / 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON . . W-D GROUND td a t S W IF T PREMIUM F LA V O R S E A L PKG. Seminole Girl Scout Troops Spend Weekend At Ticochee SUFIRBRAND GRADE "A " FRESH FLORIDA GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ALL WHITE LARGE EGGS Dos. f'cu. nw nsuw vM .c lunrvtT Rout 3 ft, *299 (QUARTS) REG. 65* . . SALAD DRESSING eee. FROZEN FOOD c o o n e u te Cub* Stack* I O O I t h r u MAf l i r a HEALTH AND BEAUTY A ID S Ice CREAM T O ? .Y A ? ry t*IA M M LANOLIN PLUS •M IN IU M Wlcncrt • • • ■ T M IU M AT C *T M >MM t i l HAIR SPRAY RIO. M l 11-44. SIZE •Ml 1 L ». 9ID* SUFERIRAND REG. 59* 65/ Holf Gallon (PLUS r. L T.1 FAMILY MAC* G r*y*4 I t t f I B THRU MAT S H A M PO O T O R V A tU * • mb to ai. r u . TROPHY Ptctn M ilrtf • o o e T M IU MAT * * f M 4"*4 RIO. I N ECONOMY SIZE Orange Juice 6/*1. Fish Sticks . . . 3/i. French Fries. . 4/i. Breaded Shrimp I " (l-o*. PKGS) . . TASTE 0 ' SEA PROZIN 39/ i eon named "G eorge I I " won the event nver a field made up of a spider, an ant, a toad, two catcrpillers, a grasshop­ per and a gopher. A large campfire was held Saturday night with each troop presenting a skit. Indian dances were staged and Troop 329 gave Ihcir version o f " H i­ awatha" with all the girls in Imlisn costumes. Troop 910 o f Casselberry was in rharge of (he "Seoul'■ Own” devotional on Sunday morning. Each troop planned and pre­ pared their own meals. Troop leaders were Mrs. Gladys Downey, and Miss Judy nobh, senior scout, Troop 229; Mr*. Caroline Lavendar, and Mrs. C, L. Geiger, Troop 5H3; Mrs. Jesse An­ drews Mrs. Ssra Stoudenmlre, snd Mrs. Virginia Watkins, Troop 695; Mrs. Klalne Cox, Mrs. Allcnc Smith, and Mrs. Itarbara Gurr, Troop 329; Mr*. Mary Jane Wilson, and Mr*. Joan Martin, Troop 351; Mr*. McGinnis and Mr*. Itctty Quarles, Troop 472; Mr*. W il­ ma Morris, and Mr*. Charles Knglo, Troop 633, and Mr*. Lois Ixickyer and Mr*. Mar­ ian Marsh, Troop 910. (16 a*. PKGS) . . ASTOR OR VAHLSING POTATOES iW E X T R / A ( L i f T O fV j^ J T A M M ONI P ««. (Mb. PKG.) . . PAN RIDI FROZEN R S i B T i IB B >•0 THAU MAT * • * * U l t — »■< REG. 23* (Mb. Load RYE > tY L A U *S T A M M Bread 19/ Buns 29/ RIG. 33* (l-ct. Pfcg l RAISIN CINNAMON TWO CAM * ap 9 (d o*. CANS) . . ASTOR NEW CROP WOODBURY h im w m 4 By Jane Casselberry A successful weekend camporce was held recently at Camp Ticochee near Harborville with 128 girl* and 19 adults from eight Seminole County Junior Girl Scout Troops participating. Mrs. Gcrnld McGinnis of RasihrooV, leader of Troop 172, served os co ordinator (or the cnmporce. American Red Cross Water S a f e t y Coordinator, Mrs James Dirkcnmcycr of Cassel­ berry, supervised water acti­ vities In the camp |>ool and as­ sisted in passing some of Hie scout* on their Waterfront Radge. Small campfire programs were held in the units Friday night. Troops conducting the Rag ceremonies during the camporcc worn Troop 351, Rear Lake; Troop 299, San­ ford; Troop fi.13, Tanglcwood, and Troop 695, Sanford, Among Saturday's activities were a wide game planned by Troop 472 and won hy Troop 299; (rail signs laid out hy Troop 503, Sanford, and a "critter cra w l" under (he aus­ pices of Troop 329, Altamonte Springs. Troop 472’* entry, a chamel­ 9 ? 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A 3rd St, 7 1 Fomout Quality • Low Price 19 Fomout Quality •Low Prico It* 12-0*. No Depaett Con* J-4T- . J 1 W l/jh SUGAR SUPPLIES 1 L > >s. '- mi -,*w a yo U R . T d P VALUE S ToK E 400 E. Firm SU J k Hifhway 17**2, Lengwiwd IM U m a ^ 4 Jb I �\ I Airs. W. M. Philips Hosts Bridesmaids Luncheon Miss Lippmcott Honoring Miss Jeanne Robsons Attendants Graduation Tea In an atmosphere depicting grace and elegance at the spacious W. M. Philips' Lilly Court home, the bridal at* Undents of Miss Jeanne Rob■on were honored Monday at ■ bridesmaid luncheon with tha gracious Jane Philips serving as hostess. Bouquets of assorted spring flowers adorned the dining area. The Individual tables, covered in exquisite while Italian cut cloths, were cen­ tered with matching pedestal porcelain vases accented with cupids and daintily arranged with delicate pink and wbilo carnations. The luncheon was served buffet style from the Early American dining room with the dining table overlaid in sheer lace and centered with an assymetrical arrangement o f pink carnations and white daisies combined with baby's breath in a silver bowl. Fashions a la mode combin­ ing a carousel of color and the latest warm weather fab­ rics were featured in the love­ ly creations worn by the guests and attendants to en­ hance the enchanting bridal atmosphere. The brldc-elcct was stunning in a white twopiece arnej Jersey frock with tha shell blouse etched In tur­ quoise trim. The hostess presented Miss Robson with a handsome sil­ ver pitcher. Sterling silver chsrms en­ graved with "T o my Brides­ m aid" and her name were the brlde-elcct'a gifts to her bridal attendants. The guests savored the de­ lectable cuisine which fea­ tured a gourmet's delight turkey casserole (Combining Imported cheeses and color­ ful vegetables as the entree, complemented with stuffed tomatoes, hot biscuits, spiced apple rounds and fudge ripple cake. Enjoying the cordial and refined luncheon with the hos­ tess and bride-elect were her mother, Mrs. Harry Robson, and Mrs. Walter A. Gielow and Mrs. F, D. Scott, who at­ tended in proxy for their daughters, Miss Bonnie Gie­ low and Miss Debbie Scott, bridesmaids. The other bridesmaids at­ tending were Miss Carolyn Fulford, Cocoa; Miss Sue Schirmcr, New York City, and Miss M erritt Philips, daugh ter of the W. M. Philips. In absentia was Miss Linda Rob son, who will attend her sis' ter as maid of honor. Attend Convention In Orlando ij. TH E B R ID A L A T T E N D A N T S o f Miss Jeanne Itobson, seated right, were entertained with u lovely bridesmaid luncheon Monday at the Krncio u r W, M. Philips Lilly Court home. Seated with the bride-elect Is her mother, Mrs. Marry Robson. StandinK from the left are Mrs. Philips, hostess; her d iiU K h to r , Miss Merritt Philips, bridesmaid; Miss Sue Schlrmer, New York City, bridesmaid; and Miss Carolyn Fulford, Cocoa, bridesmaid. In absentia are Miss Bonnie C.iclow and Miss Debbie Scott, bridesmaids, and Miss Linda Bobson, maid o f honor. (B y Doris Williums) T he W. A. Sweats Palph Voss Guest Speaker Miss Linda Harris Invite Friends To Honor Guest Of At Final Garden Club Meet Sunday Reception Members of the Garden Landscape Service which pro­ Mr. nml Mrs. W. A. Sweat Club of Sanford met recently vides both complete land­ scape maintenance and de­ will observe their 48th wed­ nt their Carden Center for the sign. He, his wife, Barbara, ding anniversary on .Sunday, final luncheon and general and their four children came May 30, with an open house business meeting of the year. here from West Palm Beach. Guest for the occasion was Mrs. J. M. Fahey, presided reception at their home, 280'J South Palmetto Avenue at Ralph Voss, local landscape at the business session during designer, who spoke shout his which members elected Mrs, Stilb Slrcot. All friends and relatives of hobby of Ixinsal. He painted Irving Pryor as vice-presi­ Announcement was the couple are cordially invit­ out that he was demonstrat­ d e n t . ed to call between the ap­ ing what might be termed made of acquisitions for the pointed hours of 2:30 and 6 "Instant" bonsai, since the building including more than development of an authcnlic 150 chairs, 10 tables and a gift p.m. HeadquarterM For Halting t h e anniversary specimen can require several of 200 glasses from Central fete will be Mr. and Mrs. hundred years. The process of Circle. Your Crariunte’a Vergil Spivey and Mr. and developing t h e s e dwarfed Arrangements of s p r i n g Corsage* & I’urty Mrs. Eddie Sauls. Mr. Spivey plants was perfected hy the flowers decorated each table. Flower* and Mrs. Sauls arc grandchil­ Japanese because of their love Camellia Circle received an for natural bcauly as express­ award for an arrangement of dren of the honor guests. ed In the appearance of rug­ glorloia lilies in a wrought gedness and endurance which i r o n container. Honorable results from dwarfing. mention was given to on as­ Using manicure scissors sortment of colorM flowers and dippers, a knife and wire, grown and arranged by Mrs. tho speaker showed how to Charles Wilke for Bose Circlo SANFORD prune, root trim amt shape a and to a design of red roses FLOWER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Doc Price and Kurunic azalea to give the from members of Ivy Circle. Cor. K. 1st A Sanford Are. A drawing determined the children visited friends In effect of a dwarfed tree. Voss 322-1823 322-8152 pointed out that any specimen winner of a quilt handmado Clearwater Saturday. chosen for bonsai should be by mrnihers of Hibiscus Cir­ planled in the type soil found clo to bo Mrs. F. 31. Lcucker in Its natural habitat. He rec­ who was also the successful ommended monthly feeding bidder in a Chinese auction with liquid plant food. Water­ fur a bonsai plant and contain­ ing Is ■ daily necessity and er donated by Mr. Voss. good drainage a must. On dis­ On display was a painting play were several specimens by Mrs. Mildred Babcock ol of Japsneie black pine and an arrangement or streiitsla Juniper in various stages of designed by Mrs. Wade Gar­ RJUUTI high p m w r i plastic development. ner for the recent dedication. Voss, « native Floridian, The picture, which will hang fc r l C O U N 1 IU a n d 1ABI l T O P i studied horticulture and land­ in the lobby, Is a gilt from scape design at the University Palm Circle in memory ol of Florida and operates Voss Mrs. Martin Stlncctphcr and Mrs. Arthur Watt. The next event set at the Garden Center Is an informal meeting Wednesday morning, May 28, for discussion of plans and projects for the an­ ^ i i nual b aissr "Christmas In N ovem ber," A s e r i e s of W ONT DENT. CHIP. CRACK OR PEELI monthly card parties wilt bo Come In And Make gin June 1. Enterprise Personals the decorative plastic laminate that enhances beauty your home . . . / ^daML\ A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! DO-IT-YOURSELF! Bridal Shower By Evelyn Lundy Miss Linda Harris, attrac­ tive bride-elect of Lee Baggett of Winter Park, was guest of honor at a most delightful af­ fair last Thursday, May 13. The dinner was also a per­ sonal shower and the hostess­ es were Mrs. Robert Ward, Mrs. Ben Ward and Mrs. Joe Beasley. A lovely arrangement of deep pink roses accented the color scheme of rose and whito. Dainty place cards and mint cups with after dinner minis, as favors, carried out the rose mol iff. The hostesses presented Miss Harris with a lovely corsage of carnations. Those enjoying the dinner and shower in addition to the hostesses and guest of honor were Mrs. Young Harris, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. L. It. Baggett, mother of (he groom elect; Mrs. CIco Lcinhart, Mrs. It. W. Estes, Mrs, George Means, Mrs. W. H. Deshszo, Mrs. James Pal­ mer and Mrs. J. W. Abell. Personals Capt. Roy Tillls, retired po­ lice officer and form er mem­ ber of Sanford's earliest po­ lice forces, has returned'to his home, 2218 Magnolia Avenue, following eyo surgery at F lo r­ ida Sanitarium. Your Selection! • DESKS • COUNTESS • BARS • DOORS / snd honored M in K sy Llpplncott with ■ lea Saturday afternoon at the Dekies' Wynnwood residence, 2403 Adams Court Co-hostess was Mrs. H. C Patterson. K ay and her mother were presented with lovely corsag­ es and Kay also received a class ring chirm bracelet. Floating hostesses w e r e Miss Cindy Llpplncott and Miss Peggy Bower. The dining table, overlaid with a white Irish linen cloth, was centered with white and blue carnations flanked with crystal candle holders with blue tapers. Miniature napkini shaped as diplomas and Inscribed "K a y Llpplncott, Class of 83," were used with silver and crystal appoint­ ments. Blue and white flower ar­ rangements adorned the liv­ ing and Florida mom areas. Miniature sandwiches, punch, nuts and mints were served by Mrs. C. F. Proc­ tor, grandmother of Kay, and Miss Babs Odhum. Approximately 73 guests called during the appointed hours of 3-5, including the senior class teachers. 25th W edding Anniversary arrange­ corsage. A lio forming the re­ ments o f assorted colorful ceiving line with Nellie and spring blossoms crested a Boyd were her mother, Mrs. splendid atmosphere last Sun­ A. S. Williams, of Safety Har­ day afternoon, May 23, at the bor, and his parents, Mr. and C. Boyd Coleman Park A ve­ Mrs. C. J. Coleman, of San­ nue home at a festive open ford, with both mothers w e ir ­ house reception com m enting ing beautiful white carnation the Colemans' 23th wedding coraages. The refreshment table, over­ anniversary. Over 300 friends were re­ laid in sheer white silk or­ ceived during the appointed ganza featuring hand embroi­ dered detail, was centered hours of 2 and 6 p.m. Nellie Coleman was radiant with an ornate arrangement as she received the guests in o f yellow and white daisies a Grecian Inspired delphinium and mums accented with an­ blue chiffon frock over match­ tique silver candelabra con­ ing peau dc sole complement­ taining tall yellow tapers. Gracing one end of the table ed with a lovely white orchid Magnificent floral HUPS YOU HUft THE THIN8C YOU WANT TO HEAR... • PARTITIONS • WALLS LUM BER A N D H A R D W A R E CO Since 1873 322-5581 Homings Gifts • Garda • Saab 310 E. Flrat flt. MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE M X. GEORGE C. H E A R N , C O N S U L T A N T M IL L E R R A D IO A N D A P P L IA N C E U S P A R K AVE-, SO. — P H O N E 122-8131 EVERY F R ID A Y — 18 T I L L 1 Mata O ffice — 81 W . Ptaa - Dowatewa OrUade was a fluffy white tiered cake embossed with yellow roses, swans and wedding bells with the cake embedded in a mass of frilly white net ruffles edg. «d In narrow white satin rib. bon. The table was beauti­ fully appointed In allver and crystal with antique silver coffee service at the opposite end. Froety citrus punch in a handsome crystel bowl was poured from a round tabta covered In rich gold brocade. Adjacent to the punch service was a silver epergne arrange­ ment of yellow daisies com­ bined with six white tapers. Assisting at the charming reception were the Mmes. Kent Bateman, Lloyd Swain, Robert M. Jones, Guy Allen, W. R. Fort, Braxton Perkins Jr., Shirley Schilke, Arthur Beckwith, Robert K a m i, A. S. Williams Jr., Bill R e c k , George Lee and Thelma Lewis. Also assisting were Mrs. G. A. Williams, Orlando, and Mrs. A. H. Matson, T a .m ». Junior hostesses were the Misses Kristie Schilke, Cheryl Jones, Joyce Jones, Linda Perkins and Holley Williams and Toni Matson, both from Tampa. Women’s Clubs To W E S SAYS: Install Officers There w e» ■ young woman Who lived In a shoe. Hhe had lota o f children But ahe knew wh.it to do. By Jane Casselberry The Seminole County Fed­ eration o f Women's Chibs will meet at t0:30 a.m. Thursday at the Woman’s Club of Cas­ selberry on Ovcrbrook Drive for a business meeting to be followed by a covered dish luncheon and Installation of officers, New officers to be Installed will be Mrs. W. L. Gramkowr, Sanford, president; Dr. Ger­ trude F o r m a n , Altamonte Springs, first vice president; Mrs. 11. L. Johnson, Lake Monroe, second vice presi­ dent; .Mrs. Arthur Putman, Long wood, recording secrclary; Mr*. John C. Weir, Cas­ selberry, corresponding sec­ retary; Mrs. R. D. Wesley, Casselberry, treasurer, and Mrs, Fred Rasiman, A lta­ monte Springs, auditor. •Mrs, C. K. Fisher o f Cassel­ berry, s past president of the federation, will be installing olficer. Annua] reports wlU be pre­ sented during the business session. Members of the Cas­ selberry club will serve as hostesses. Audubon Society Elects Officers This Thursday The Seminole Audubon So­ ciety will meet for the final time nf the season on Thurs­ day, May 27, at noon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Boldtman, 92 Community Drive, DcDary, around the corner from the Community Center. -Members are asked to bring their own lunch, T V tables and chairs. Election of officers will be held followed by a brief bus­ iness session, bird watching and a social hour. She washed her elothce at W E S -K A Y For ahe found It was true Hhe gat DO UBLE LOADS far a Q U A R T E R And clothra much C L E A N E R , toot MR. A N D MRS. C. BOYD CO LE M AN receiving guests nt nn open house reception Sunday, May 23, 19G5, in commemoration o f their silver wed­ ding anniversary. (B y Doris W illiams) M iss Jeanne Robson Feted f t f M A Now If you don't believe this, Why not stop In and aee I f you H A V E N O T T R IE D W E S -K A Y Wra will give yoa ona wash FR E E I (B rin g Thta A d ) A ir Conditioned Mr*. F, D. Scott and Mrs. John Crawford were recent co-hostesses at the Skyline Restaurant in Orlando to a lovely bridal luncheon in hon­ or o f Miss popular Jeanne bride-elect Robson, of Sam Schwartz. Philips, Rose Myra Meeks. Kratxcrt WASHETEK1A M l® French A vn* Sanford M O T H ER S D O N 'T MISS IT! The honoree and her moth­ er, M ri. Harry Robson, were presented beautiful b r i d a l white orchid corsages by the hostesses, who also presented the brldc-elcct with her wed­ ding announcement attractive­ ly framed In antique gold as a memento of tho festive oc­ casion. Centering the dining table was an antique silver eper­ gne arrangement of white chrysanthemums c o m b i n ­ ed with four tall white tapers. Dainty place oarda adorned with wedding belli and lily of the valley marked the gucits' places. Other* enjoying the refresh­ ing bridal luncheon with the hostesses, bride-elect and her mother, were t h e Mmes. Charles Meeks, Terry Chris­ tensen, Dsn Brumley and M. L. Raborn Jr. Also attending were the Misses Anne Crapps, Merritt b and Lounge WES-KAY A t Lovely Bridal Luncheon t V AND CHARGE IT! U p to 5 monihB to pay U SE IT O N — 32S W. 3rd SL Dekie daughter, Miss Susan Dckle, Joyce Ann Benton Brown, form erly of Sanford, will re ­ ceive her BS degree in nurs­ ing from Queens College at tho commencement ceremon­ ies May 31. Mrs. Brown end her husband, Robert K. Brown, now make their home in Chester, S. C. YOU CAN SAW IT, DRILL IT, PLANE IT, FILE IT! HILL Melvin Page g — May 2®, I960 WrralB The Boyd Colemans Observe Honor Guest Of Mrs. Sanfnrfi County Federation W. W. Hostesses The Welcome Wagon hos­ tesses of Sanford, Virginia Petroskl and Shirley Simas, baby hostess, attended a twoday Welcome Wagon conven­ tion In Orlando Friday and Saturday. Mrs, Petroskl served on two of the panels. Far the first time awards of 10-year spon­ sors ware given with the Flor­ ida State Bank of Sanford be­ ing one o f the recipients. Sanford waa recognised as having the best decorated basket depleting the area rep­ resented. There was a very realistic bunch of celery and vegetables symbolising our Chase Industries with ■ navy Jet in blue tulle clouds soar­ ing over the corner. Tills bas­ ket won first p rlie over 94 competitive baskets. Third prise In a statewide contest was awarded Mrs. Petroskl. 91jr Mo carrying chargaa Gel A BuuUful Living Color PORTRAIT 5"X7" By Lillie Angel Photographer* This is your chance to preserve the likenetui of your child in excit­ ing living color! , . . Thursday, Friday, Saturday May 27,28, 29 FRIDAY HOURS: 9:00 A.M— 8:30 P.M. SATURDAY HOURS: 9:00 A.M— 5:30 P.M. Come In Thura. or Fri.. . . Avoid Saturday Rush! DRESS CHILD IN BRIGHT COLORS . . . We’ll make aeveral cute pom . Limit 1 peraon per family. Additional family membtra $2.00 each. S h m r w im -W i l u a m s FOR FINEST QUALITY PAINTS 117 S. M A G N O LIA A Y E . Phone: 322-1681 Firat Time For Color in Sanford M cC R O R Y S 107 E. Ftnt St. Seminole Plaza j L----- r Sanford Cnanelberry 1 �c Ofjr OanforB gr-aia May 26. 1966 — Page 9 Woman's Club Of DeBary Installs Officers By Mr*. John I/tone € | R. J. Andraud of DeBary. note the change of date of the | Clubs meeting from H a m Viabs _ . 1. a Members were asked to Volusia County Federation o f ; to Nov. 10. The DeBary Women'* Club recently held installation M cC R O R Y ’ S the January meeting of the o( officer* at the Denary Com* munity Center. Mr*. Charles Ulrich presided and welcom­ ed the members and guests. Chairman of the various de­ partments cave their annual yearly reports, followed by the president's report. |§ Mrs. Christian If. Ilehnke, president of the Volusia Coun­ ty Federation of Women’ Women'ss Clubs, installed the following officers: Mr*. Christopher npher K. Iluticr, president; Mrs. Mr*. W. Herrick, first vice president; resident; .Mrs. Henry Morrisoni, second vice president; Mrs. Harry Miller, recording secretary; Miss Alice Cooper, corrcs[♦ponding secretary, and Mrs. Jtuth Magnuson, treasurer. Mrs. Ilehnke addressed the newly elected and installed officers and asked them to link their arms together. She stated they were the main links in the club chain adding that every club is as strong as the chain between officers . and members and charged Fathom to keep it strong at all times. Mrs. Arthur Wagner gave a brief report on the spring luncheon. Mrs. Chester Itearick pre­ sented one new member, Mrs. The club will be hostess for Nov. J Volusia C o u n t y Federation Club* In IMS. Mr*. A. A. Ftcks, Deltona, 1- showed colored slide* of her recent trip through the Vir­ gin Islands, St. Thomas Har­ bor, Puerto Rico, Haiti and Jam icla. The slides were very colorful and Interesting. Refreshment* were served with Mrs. Libby Redman and Mrs. Alice Robiollo presiding at the buffet table holding t w o large crystal punch bowl* and trays of cookie* and tea sandwiches, flanked by low candlesticks with white taper*. Greeters at the door were Mr*. Samuel Grierson and Mr*. Frank Hill. Y lit, J t if 'V i r 7 ‘If I | '. I f i l MEMORIAL DAY £ p o c t a t a The Garden Club To Sponsor Card Party June I R E C E N T LY IN S T A LLE D OFFICERS o f the DeBary Woman’* Club are from the left Ruth Mangusim, treasurer; Asenath Butler, president; Minta Morrison, second vice president; Alice Cooper, corres|>onding sec­ retary; Esther Miller, recording secretary; and Christina Iichnke, presi­ dent o f Volusia County Federation o f Women’s clubs, installing officer. (Middleton Photo) m o s t items b e l o w Ih e Sanford Garden Club will sponsor a cant party on Tuesday, June 1, at 7:30 p m. at the new Garden Club Cen­ ter on Highway 17-92. The public is cordially in­ vited with an abundance of table prises to be awarded. LAD IES BLOUSE Atworted color* and print* EA. 88 LA D IE S LGala Western Party Delights Oviedo Seniors By Evelyn I.undy “ Ranch House Saloon," printed in large letters on the garage door, greeted Oviedo High seniors as they gathered at tho lovely new home of the Jiin Partins in Mead Manor in Oviedo, Co-hosts with the Partins were Mr. and Mrs. John Courier who were entertaining for Marilyn Partin and Jim­ my Courier, both members of the senior class. Hosts and guests were attired in western garb. The western theme was car- BLOUSE l^irge Annf. color* REG. 1.69 V A L U E most impressive bar holding the corner was a large wagon garage door to the haek patio lighted kerosene lamps and wheel, and on the fence, brid­ around the swimming pool. mugs. Bark of the bar was a le*, aaddlea and a skeleton of The garage had been con­ large mirror with a rough a row's head were used verted into the saloon. Bridles wooden frame decorated with decorations. After eating, there was a end stirrups were h u n g spurs. By the bar was a huge around the room. The wall wnoilen barrel containing ice roundup of the ranch hands for a scavangrr hunt. Gursta was covered with "W anted" water. pictures of earh high school The delirious menu served were divided into posies such teacher, their picture* drawn to the cow girls and row pokes as Jessie James, Wyatt Karp, in caricature with surh title* w a * barbecue sandwiches, etc. a* "Sargent Holder." "Baby baked brans, potato chip), Returning from the hunt, a Face M ikler," "Cocky Cal­ donuts and soft drinks. Jim western hoc-down wax enjoy­ vert." etc. I’ artin, attired in his western ed in the corral. Climaxing Card table* were set up outfit, a* a dude acted ** bar­ the fun o f the evening, the with red paper cover* and tender. ranch hands enjoyed a moon­ dice placrd on each table. At On the patio by the pool light dip In the creek on tho the back of the saloon was a were several bales of hay; in Partin-Courier Ranch. ried out. from the *ign on the GRADUATION LAD IES JAM AIC A SHORTS LAD IE S STRETCH S T R A P BRAS 3 FOR WATCH SALE! LA D IE S R A Y O N TIHCOT PANTIES rant cl color* Sire* 5-6-7 Mrs. Leinhart Appointed »t . WATCHES « Sy .■V SOLID COLORS A N D PR IN TS only 22®® J YDS. POPOVER BLOUSE CUTOUTS Choir Hosts Pre-nuptial Fete • Automatics • 14 Carat Oald Cases • Waterproofs • Bracelets and Strapa • Drossy Stylos • loch gift boxed with original factory guarantee!. For Couple lly Mr*. John Leewe H ie choir o f the DeBary Community Methodist Church recently honored Mr*. Mae Phillips and Edward McCar­ thy at a dinner at the Imper­ ial lloute, Winter Park. The couple will be married in June and the pre-nuptial dinner was attended by the Rev. and Mrs. Cecil N. Ogg, Miss Barbara Bcdient, Mr. and -Mrs. Ralph fiedient, Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacNaughton. Dr. and Mr*. William Fidlrr, Mra. Charle* Creaaey, Mr. and Air*. Stanley Rader, Mrs. Adam Muller, William Williams, Airs. Howard Green, Airs. Allan Duffin, Air. and Mrs. Dan IIurn and Mrs. Thelma Smith. A sparkling cake was brought to the table as the orgsnist played "1 Love You Truly." A while orchid w ai present­ ed to Mrs. Phillips and a white flower to Mr. McCar­ thy by the choir member*. 'v " ' SUPER D IN A meeting She was Introduced, warm­ ly welcomed hy the worthy matraib. Mrs. J. J. Nicholson, and tjeorted to a scat beside l^ t h e worthy matron, who pre­ sented her with a gift. Mr*. Leinhart announced that she would, hold a District School of Ingruction at the hall on June 4 at 2 p in. By unanimous vote Mrs. Joy Bailey ami Mrs. Neva Haynw, both 50-year mem­ bers, H were accorded life memberships. 1 9 M r., and Mrs. Herbert Lar­ son Wfre elected to memberahip affiliation, and Mrs. M yrtle B. Adams was rein­ stated' to membership. A flfst time visitor to the chapter was Mrs. Helen Ken yon ai New Jersey. Jteablutions were read and the charter draped in memory ^ o l Edson Goit, husband of • p a s t p a tro n , Margaret Goit, a t Mr*. Clarence Snyder play­ ed “ ifiyond the Sunset." Sevaral of the officers who had attended the Grand Chap­ ter ^£*sion in Miami Beach, reported on the meeting. Tha red liaart theme in the dec­ oration* were pronounced out•tandlagly beautiful. All were Aunanjfeous in the opinion that ■ b c u ig ft c * Junior Matron, -: DRESS PRINTS of .Mrs. Louis Estes, who aeted Chapter No. 2, a- one of the Grand Escorts, SemiiJ9le held at the Masonic v a t the prettiest on the floor. O.E.Sr h < Hostesses for the evening Temple, Sanford, Mrs. Joe Leinhart, past matron, was were Mrs. J. E. Blackman, honorad. Mrs. Leinhart has Hits Anna Mae Muir and been appointed grand instruc­ Mrs. Charles Cole. 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GE motor 1* guaranteed fo r 5 year*. It ha* a 4-potdtinn GE control awllch rubber-mount­ ed aluminum blade, durable luatroua baked enamel ateel finish. U.L. approved. 188* 322-7913 i �u * r n i m ft * • t ft * ft t K r Horoscope Forecast 1 lin li;i M if G E N E R A L V a g fo r i Pag* 10 — H ay 20, iOtfS V rn T I By Robert B. Thomas Jr. seemingly held tha audience spellbound. 322-STM IT , IM S te n d e n Miss Aadrews To W ad Garence Harvey At the conclusion o f the as­ Mrs. Christine Andrews Mc­ Cloud has announced the en­ sembly, Anthony Bryant iaiugagement and approaching ed the orders and assignments - C1ES: Unexpected circum­ stance* can now bring you a chance to put a new eel of condition! Into motion, but you have to be careful not to have reeenttnent* of a fix ­ ed nature toward* lho*e with whom you do not airree, or you can tarrely negate the otherwlee beneficial Influence to he seined from today, AB IE S (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) Permitting »ome worry to keep you from accomplishing w het you had planned I* foollih, U n i ItT Perk up, solve your problem objective­ ly. I f co-worker I* not co-op­ erative, do own work regard- marriage of her daughter, Mias Barbara Evetta Andrews, to Clarence Harvey, son of Mr. and Mra. Luther W. Har­ vey, of Sarasota. The wedding will be solem­ nised at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at 4 p. m. June 13. Miss Andrews, a 1961 gra­ duate of Bethune-Cookman Col­ lege, teaches at Memorial Elementary School, Palmetto. She la a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Her fiance Is employed In landscaping and construction at Sarasota. lea*. T A U R U S (A p r. 20 to May t0 ) Be »ur* to remain adam­ ant when quarrel between a cloae tie and an acquaintance may start, otherwlee Ire will be vented on you. Some prl vate angling can help to solve problem*. Be good. G E M IN I (M ay 21 to June 21) Enjoying the company o f good pal* I* preferable to getting entangled In all kind* o f altercation* at work, out­ side activities. Others are in a pugnacious mood. Be truly sociable. MOON CH ILD REN (June 22 to July 21) Any new ven ture that mean* you have to think along alien line* should be postponed in order to fur­ ther career and credit of pre sent. On* In power I* very helpful, Much c*n be accom­ plished. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Monetary affair* can be very annoying, *o be phllosophl cal and everything will he fine. Look for new augge* tloni, method* that bring more prosperity in the future. Contact those out-of-town. V IRC O (A u g. 22 to Sept, 22) Handling obligations of every nature meticulously I* finest w *y la utillie todsy's hours. Don't argue »o much with a»*ocl»te*. They eould appose you very strenuously L IB R A (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) Doing whatever can bring graaler underatandlng with partner* la worthwhile, ao Iran out differences quick­ ly. Don't work too hard. Give your mat# more lima and at­ tention than you have fo r aoma tlm*. SCORPIO (Oct. 22 to Nov. 21) Mat# or other close tie ran ha inimical toward a friend, ao keep mum and con­ centrate upon work at hand. See that you lahor in har­ mony with fellow worker*. They aupport your Idea*. S A G IT T A R IU S (N ov. 22 to Dec. 21) I f you first get your preaalng duties out of the way, you can thrn have a fine time at favorlle hob­ bles. Forget problems for now, Don't argua with kin. Hava fun. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Stay at hom* or o f­ fice as much as you can, ainc* you are In a mood to drive, act, or talk too quick­ ly. Get fundamental affair* bettered. Be more secure In the future, AQ U A R IU S (Jan. 21 to Feb. 10) Concentrating more upon efficiency and produc tlon Is best now Instead of laboring with the financial. Later la fin* fo r hobby of precision. Get a good friend to Join you. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Think In term* of Inrreaa ing tha amount o f money you now poaaeaa so that you can have plenty o f cash to work with. Avoid arguing with as aoclatea. Problems ran be set­ tled later. IF YOUR C H ILD IS BOIIN T O D A Y , ha or ah* w ill b* one o f those dynamic persona who will aver be delving into on* interest or an­ other, no matter how compli rated, ao you had better ear ly teach to complete ona thing at a time. Then there can be great aucceaa in this Ufa. Using orthodox mathoda that bava a modern touch are boat hero and a big bank ac­ count la assured. I k s Stare impel, they Ao act compet.” What y * « make o f year Ufa la largoly op to YO U I Carroll High tor’s Individual Forecast fo r your alga fo r Juno la now toady. Par your copy send your blrthdoto and 91.00 to Carroll Rightor Fore­ cast (Tha Sanford Ham id), Box 1931, Hollywood 29, Cm), ifom la. x J Anthony Bernard B r y a n t was crowned "K in g Hopper" In the annual Boys Week A* semhly at Hopper Elementary School. The theme o f the program was: "G ive Honor Where Hon­ or la Due." It was most im presaive a i the boys look charge of their responslblllt let with confidence and pride. Chincta Dixon, who Is "M iss Hopper," crowned "K in g Hop per." Mr*. L. V. Bryant, mo Iher of King Hopper also was crowned "Woman of t h e Y e a r." She received a cita tlon for mcrllorius service to our community. Others recelv ing citations were John Dan lets and Robert Robinson, In absentia. John L. Bryant, the singing custodian, turned in another beautiful performance aa he \>$oV • • • Pvt. E/2 George Jackson has completed basic training at Fort Gordon, Ga. A mem­ ber of the 101st Alrbom Divi­ sion, he la leaving for Ger­ many Friday. Hia tour of duty will be for approximately 19 months. Pvt. Jackson Is a 1964 gra­ duate o f Crooma High School. He la staying wllh his brother Charlie, while here. * • BARBARA EVETTE ANDREWS • Anthony Clark, son of Mannle Clark, has been visiting his friends and family for the past three weeks. He Is a graduate of CHS. Having lived in New York City for several years, he ser­ iously anticipated c o m i n g back home. "T h e hustle and bustle are loo great," he said. • • • Senior Class of Crooma High School will present its class night activities In the school's auditorium Friday at 9 p. m. iv t h e county c o ia r , is The public Is invited to at­ v m i run skm ivo i .k county , tend. n.uniiM. m u no. us* Legal Notice 9} < W illiam Howard T a ft was the first man ta ba president a f 49 o hia faculty. Teaching first grade wer* Charles Adams and Willie Jo­ nes; second grade, Alvin Alex­ ander and Stanley Smith; third grade, Russell Bush and A r­ thur Collins; fourth grade, K arl Redmond and David Gaines; fifth grade, Virgil Jones; sixth grade; Tyrone Davla and Henderson Nelson. Clarence Southward and John Prather comprised the special staff as they were bead custodian and flag custodian, respectively. Samuel Wright and his assistant took charge of the lunchroom. m * i.e > .h t» h l i v u f it JOSEPH M. MUIIAHKO. The graduating class o f Mid­ P lain tiff, v« way Elementary School will CHARLES M ARTIN. d/h/a I t HTATK CONSTRUCTION COM­ present its class night activi­ PANY, ties Thursday in the school's Defe ndant auditorium at 9 p. m. You notice o r balk TOi CIIAIM.KM M AIITIN , d/b/« are Invited to attend. It HTATK CON8THUC TION COMPANY 1*4X1 NK Hth Place N. Miami Reach, Florida ttjr virtue nr an execution i n t h e c i r c u i t t o p u t o k lasusd out of anit under the ara t u b n i n t h j m i n * i . c i r . of tha abova cxplloned Court P l'IT . IN ANH r i ) R SEMINOLE upon Judgment rendered and COUNTT. FLO RID A docketed In Bemlnola County NO. I«S4S Florida. In favor o f Ilia plain­ ronrci.napRH t i f f and aealnat tha above de­ M ACKL C. HUFFM AN fendant, which execution waa P la in tiff directed and delivered to tne aa va. Conatabla In and for aald roun W A L T E R C EHRT JH. AND ly, I hava levied upon all right IAMB A. KSItY. IIIM W IF E title and Intereet of aald de Defendants fendant, Charlea Martin, d/b/a NOTH'K TO A P P R A II 11 Slat* Conalructlnn Company, TOl W A I.T K n C. K 8IIY Jit. and In and to tha fo llo w ln * dta. 1-OtM A. KHtlT. Illtt W IK K crlbed perannal property! Addraxa:—UNKNOW N 1 Executive P eek — Walnut T o ll a n hvraby notlflad that flnleh a lllll pf Complaint for Kora1 K ie ru llv r Chair — awlvst rloaurr haa barn flint aaalnat 1 Smith Corona Porlabla you, and you ara required to Typew rllar avrva a ropy o f your Anawtr 1 Mtenoratt* Dictating Ma nr Pleading to tha Dill o f Com china plaint on tha P la ln t lffi A ttor­ Notlra la hareby atvan, that t. ney. JO IIN IK A. MCLEOD, Box tha undersigned Conatabla aa ISIS, Apopka, Klorlda, and file aforreald, w ill aall the abova tha original A m u r or Plaad deacrlhed property to tha high Ing In <h* office o f the clerk eat bidder, for cxeh, at public of tha Circuit Court on or heauction, at tha afflca o f Joaeph fora Iha Ird day of June, 19*1. M. Muratkn, In Kern Park, I f you fall to do ao, Judgment Bemlnola County. Klorlda, on by default w ill ba taken Iha llth day ot Juna 1**1. ha again*! you for tha relief de­ tween the houra of 11:## manded In Iha Itlll o f Com o'clock In the forenoon and 1:00 plaint. u'clock In the afternoon o f that ItONK AND O IIK R K P St day, to e x ility Iha aald execu­ Hanford, Hemlnnle County, Flor tion, together with Intereet and Ida, ihla SOth day of April, coale thereon. ISIS. D ATKD this llt h day o f May, (S E A L ) IMS. Arthur II. Itackwlth, Jr., rirady ! » Hall Clerk Circuit Court, Conatabla, District ■ Bemlnota County. Florida Kemlnola County. Klorlda tty: Martha T. Vlhlan O tlVIl.I.K JOHNSON I II Deputy Clerk P. O. H oi IIS JOIINIK A. MCLKOP Karn Park. Klorlda Attorney for P la in tiff Attorney tor P lain tiff Dox 1111. Apopka, Klorlda I'uhlleh May II, I t ft Juna 1, Puhllah May I, IS, t l, I* . IMS C D M -ll a. m s Legal Notice UR. MiHS* raUMO*M« OP*4JOU> FAMLV SUUMO m V RIM* a BOOM •HOP m CMBPPMBTDNi RMY m> CDM-74 A GOOD PEAL IET TER IN THIS C IR C U IT COUNT NINTH JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT OK FLO RID A IN AND FOR SKMINOI.H COUNTY n i a n i ' scrv n o . t*era In lh * M a lltr a l lb * Aeaptlao a ll A N T IIO S T JOHN Q DATIUNI. ROXANNE M A IIIK QI1ATIIINI and nKDKCCA JE AN q U A T R IN I by O K R A M l W IL L IA M ADAMS NOTICK TO SHOW CAUSR T H K STATU OK FLO RID A TOl K D W AIID V. qtJATH IN I who** pl*r* of r**ld*nc* I* unknown NOTICE IB HEIlEnT CIIVEN T H A T a Pwora Petition h»* born fllvd In th* Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of F lor­ ida, In nnd for Hamlnolo Coun­ ty, In Chancery. wh*r*ln Fallllonvr. U K I I A L D W IL L IA M ADAMS, »t r k * to adopt thraa certain whlln chlldran, lo-w ll, ANTHONY JOHN q U A T R IN I. HOXANNK M A IIIK Q U A T ttlN l and IIKIH4CCA JEAN QUA T H IN L the** pr**«nta ara la rauaa and require you to b# and appear bafora th* abova ■lylad Court on tha l l r d day of Juna, A. D. ISIS, than and lhar* to th u g causa, If any you ran, why lh* rtquaaA of Iho Pallllonar heroin ohould not b* granltd. Haraln fall not ala* a Darra* Pro Confaaao wilt b* aolarad aaalnat you and lh* oauaa procaad as ptrts. WITNKBS my hand an* o f f i ­ cial aaal aa Clark of Iha Circuit Court, Nlath Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Btmlnol* County, Ihla ITth day o f Moy, A. D. 1111. (XEAL1 Arthur II. Dackwllh, Jr. Iflark af lh* Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, la and far Baal ■el* Coualy Hy: Kllaabalh Bruaaakan D. C. d o r ie s V. Fradvrlrk Attaraay for Patlllonar I I * Boat Commercial Blrsal R AND O LPH H. Merthie ntul France* Wriitht were crowned Kins »nd Queen o f May d u r i n g festivities at Merthie kindergarten. Crooma High School Quart­ in t i ik c ir c u it court . NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SKMINOLR COUNTY, STATB OF FLORIDA. in c h a n c e r y * n o . laexa TIIK WILLIAMFnUnUII BAV- CDM-" such as Mr., Mrs., erback Club will culminate it* " M il* Quarterback Club" drive Sunday at Alien Chapel AM E Church at 2 p. m. For the past three or four months, members of different groups o f the club's members and their contestants hava worked diligently r a i s i n g funds. The contestant of the group having the highest amount will become "M iss Crooma High Quarterback Club.’ * A program is planned for your enjoyment. Please come. INCIB HANK, a New Tork cor poratlon, Plaintiff, va. V1NCKNT n. MON HOB and FUZANNK a MONROE, hia wifi, Dafandants, ROT ICR OF SUIT THE STATH OF FLORIDA TOi Vincent D. Monro* and Buiann* II. Monro*, hi* w lf*, whoa* r**ld«nr* I* S ill Manaqua Drive, Waatarrllla, Ohio N olle* la htrvby glvan that ault ha* baan filed In lh* above Indlcalad Court aaaloat you, and raeh o f you. iha lllla o f which caa* la aa above ahown. You era hereby required ta file your anawtr or written d*f*n**a, If any, In H it abova proraadlna wllh lh * Clvrk of Ihla Court and to aarva a ropy thereof upon Iho p la in tiff* at­ torney* who** nam* and ad dr*** appear* hereon, on or before tb* Ith day at Juno 11(4 Iho nature of tbla proceeding being a lu ll to foracloao tha llao o f a mortgage on th* fol low ing described proparly allu ala In Brmlnol* County, Klor Ida. to w ilt I*ot I, Block A, Second Fla vanna Park Boclloa o f Loch Arbor, according to map or plat iboroof rtoordtd la Plat Hook It, P ag* Sl-11 Public llacord* of Btmlnol* County, Florida. DONE AND OHDKItED al Sanford, Hvmlnc.1* County, Biat* ot Florida, this Ird day af May. 1111. (BEAM Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Clark a f lh* circu it Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhlan, D. C. ROESK, W IGH T ft BUHFORD American National Bank B id * p. a Dot n il P. O. Bos l l l l l Bastard, Florida, SITU ft. Fattraburi, Florida BITS* Publlah May It, t * ft Juaa I, Attornaya for Plalalltt a. tta t Publish May I, IJ. It, 1*. IMS c o m -at Titles C> and Miss definitely should b t used in their proper places. We were taught the correct way to write social and busi* ness letters. Surely, the abova title were a part of same. In many cases, such rules are incessantly being over­ looked. Meaning, only certain persons are referred lo by (heir titles. The failure on the part of Individuals to adhere to same shows an enormous amount of ignorance and bad taste. Their intelligence from the per­ ceptual point of view It a very narrow one, indeed. It Is most certainly Impossible to per* IN T IIK C IR tT IT COURT, cclve a human being for any­ N IN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR I K S I S a l i : thing else. Legal Notice COUNTY. FLO RID A. IN CH ANCERY NO. 14a.il Arrordlan L IK K INHURANCK COMPANY The name accordion first OK OKOIU1IA, a corporation nr. ganltrd and e ila lln g under the appeared in the 1929 patent laws o f lh * Btat# o f Oaorgla, P lain tiff, o f C. Demiun, Vienna, though va. an earlier model waa patented LAItFtV B. CIUNEtl and C A llin flerlin in 1922, ncenrdlng OLK C. CHINKII, hi* w lf*. Drf rnilantn. to the Encyclopaedia Britan- NOTICE OK SUIT TO l LA It It V H. CIUNKIt (address unknown! and lo any and all other parti** rUlmlrig any right till* , and/or Intrrcvl In ■ nil lo lh* follow ing dr*, rrlbr.l property, to w it: t-ol It, of BANLANDO KBTATKM, FIR ST ADDITION, according lo the Plat thereof •• recorded In Plat Hook II, Pace *7, o f the Public llerorda ot Btmlnol* County, Klorlda. TOClKTIlKIt W ITH the follow Ing aqulpment, permanently In■lalltil, which I* and shall be deemed lo b* futures and part of Ihv realty: Kang* — Martha Waahlnglon Hurt Unti K a: K i Oven •— M irths Waehlngton UA *34-1 Heater — Monogram W all Kurnar* C f l l d l K TOU AR K 1IEHKI1Y N O TI­ FIE D that lh* r U In tlff, L IK K tNBUHANCK COMPANY OK (IK t)K (IIA , a corporation organUed and eila lln g under the lawa of Iha Blair o f Ueorgla, with It* principal pU r* of buslnee* at A t l a n t a , lleorgla. ha* Inatlluted lu ll again*! you In lh* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Bemlnola County. Klorld*. lh * nature of lh* *ult I* lo toreclo** that certain luortgaga which encumber* lh* abov* deacrlhed properly, aald property being *llu*|rd and Inrated In Bemlnola County, K lor­ lda. You and each o f you are htrvby required In f lit your Anaw tr with lh* Clerk o f Hie Circuit Court, In and for Beml­ nola Count y, Klorlda, and verve ■ copy thereof upon VICTOR K. WOODMAN, o f th* firm of Wlnderwaadle. Halnea A Ward, 111 Park Avenue Mouth, W inter Park. Klorlda. Attorneys fur P lain tiff In th* above action, on or before the fla t day of Juna. t i l l , ale* * Dacrts l*ro Confeavo w ill b* enter.J aaalnat you. IT la ORDERED that Ihla be published In Th* Hanford H er­ ald. a newspaper published In Bamlanlt County, Klorlda. onre each weak for four coneacullvo wetke. W ITNESS Iha hand of th* Clark of lh* Circuit Court. Samlaol* County, Florida, tbla *5* 1J«* <*X of May. l i f t . nica. Legal Notice th e c ir c u it u n u n r, NINTH J U D It'lAl. (T R U IT T OK k l o r i i m in a n d f o r s e m i . NOI.E UOUNTV, IN CHANCERY NO. I4.TM. L IN V II.L K A LLK N SMITH. Patltlonee, v*. JANICK KLNQItA SMITH. Ilevpunitrnt. NOTICE OK SUIT TO i JANICK KLXOUA SMITH. WHOSE ItEHIDKNCK IS UNKNOWN. AND WHOSE L A S T KNOW N ADDHKH8 JH: JANICE KLNORA SMITH, IN CARE OK: K E K M>X M ANUFACTURIN'!! COM­ PANY, 70S m tO AD W AV , C IN CINN ATI, OHIO: A SWORN C O M PLAIN T h a r. Ing barn filed In lh* Circuit t'uurl In and for Bemlnota County, Florida. In Chanrery. onlttleil. "L 1 N V IL L E A L L K N H M I T II. P K T IT IflN K IL ■**■ JAN IC E KLNORA MMITII, HEBI'ONOKNT." praying for carlain relief for lh* abova named I'tllllo n er. L ln vlll* Allen Hmlth, and aaalnat you JANICE K l^ NOIIA SMITH. Reap,indent. NOW. T H R IIE K n itK . T H IS IB TO N O TIF Y YOU that If you wlvh to defend again*! and rnnteat th* above entitled ac­ tion, you ara required In fll* your anewrr or other written defense. If any you have, lo this complaint with iha Clark of th* abova alyl.d Court and to serve upon petitioner'! attor­ ney, A L IIH ItT N. FITTH, 1 Sla. eonle Hull,Una, Hanford, Flor­ ida, a copy thereof on or be­ fore the llth day o f June, IMS, The Nature of said complaint I* tu pray that lh* above etyled Court will grant custody o f LIND A LK K SMITH and RUTH M A IIIK SMITH, minora, to tbo petitioner, L IN V IL L K A L L K N SMITH, for th* Itn slh of Ihelr several minorities. K A IL NOT TO AN SW ER le .t a Decree Pro Confaeeo bt enter­ ed herein against YOU. W ITNESS My Hand and the O fficial Heal o f the above de­ scribed Court at Hanford. Seminolo County, Klorlda. thla 141* day of May, A. D. 1144. (SKAIj) (S E A L ) Arthur H- Ruck with* Jr., Arthur II. neckwllh, Jr. y #rh of Ih i Circuit Court Clerk o f the above atljed Byi Martha T. Vlhlan. DC. Court Wladarwaadl*. Main** A L B E R T N. FITTH ft Ward Attorney ft Counselor at Law 114 Park Avaaua, South I Masonic Building Hanford, Florida ,,4r,,• F lorid* Publlah May II, SI ft J u t* ft f " i !»n l,i,r "■ 1,1 * CDM-ll ‘ in JuB* ». lilt CUM-11 I 1 - g\ w* . / �CORN FED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FULL CUT 4th. St. ft Sanford A t #. Quantity Right* Rcaarred AR M O U R S T A R C A N N E D FRESH 100 PURE GROUND L E A N W E S TE R N PORK F IR S T C U T YO UNG TE N D E R C O U N TR Y TH IC K SLICED ARM O UR SH ORTENING AURORA TOILET KANSAS QUEEN FLOUR 5 -3 9 * U M I1 3 P L E A S E EAT BEST AND SAVE M O S T -A T TIP TOP! 8HURFINE SUNLIGHT Tomatoes 10‘ SAVE lOe MILFORD Corn 4 NO. SOS C AN S L IM IT 10 W IT H IS ,0V O R D B EVERFRESH POTATO CHIPS IW "rA“ 39* ■AVI H i KING COLE WHITE 20 POUND BAD Potatoes no-,mcaniu * Charcoal L IM IT I P L E A S E LAR GE SIZE L IM IT X W IT H M O ORDER ARMOUR'S CLOVERBI.OOM PU R E CANS McK e n z ie blackeye 24-ox. pkg, M cK E N /IE U.8. NO. 1 YELLOW LARGE CRISP 79* �★ if if THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY % PAUL E. Criswell, recently promoted to lieu­ tenant, Is serving with RVAH-9, t h e "Hoot Owls." aboard the air­ craft carrier USS Sara­ toga. RVAH-9 will re­ turn to Sanford in July a f t e r a seven-month deployment w i t h t he Sixth Fleet in the Medi­ terranean. (Navy Photo) t "HERSHEY’S” or "HENDERSON’S" FRESH I NEVER FROZEN! FLA. GRADE " A " WHOLE B R A D L E Y BEACH, N. J. (U P I ) — Firemen u ld they would proUet an order to remore plnupt from the fire­ men's club room. The pinup* ere more then 80 year* old, according to Ir r Konnert, president o f Fire Company t. “ They weren't nudea and they weren't lewd. They are antique* compared to what the msgaxlnea publish today,” he said. The frames, Konners said, were even provided by a fo r­ mer borough comm (at loner. The pinupe were first notic­ ed when Peter J. G. Flood, commitiloner o f public prop­ erty, inspected the dubroom. He ordered the picture* ramoved. Last week he found out the picture* were back up again and ordered a policeman to remove them. The firemen have acquired a law yer and Intended to fig h t the move at a comralsaiun meeting. e I (LIM IT: 2 HENS PLEASE) I T H R IF T W A Y ” COOKED "ARMOUR STAR" "2 OZ. EACH" BAG SAUSAGE JIFFY STEAKS SLICED PICNIC "ARMOUR STAR' GRADE “ A " TURKEY LEGS Genuine "Spring" LAMB SHOULDER ROAST "ARMOUR STAR" GRADE " A " (5 -6 lbs. a v g . BAKING HENS "ARMOUR STAR” A LL MEAT Now You Know A L L PURPO SE” I Chuluota Legion Sets Services Flag* w ar* distributed Sun* day at veteran* grave* in ccm ctcrlei at Chuluota and Christmas by Abe Goldman and W. M. Jepson of Chuluota American Legion P ott 213. This Sunday (he peat will conduct Memorial Service* at the Chuluota Camelery at 3 p. m. All Legion member* a n asked to meet at tha post home at 5:13 p. m. to paitl* clpsta In tha ceremony. I F IN E G R A N U L A T E D 24 O r. BOTTLE ■rigDAIRY g BAKERY®? > "C IR C U S” ASST. FLA V O R S (L im it On* W ith T out S3 or Mars Food Order Please.) -P IN E M O U N T A IN " "F R E N C H ’S " BLAC K 8 OZ. PKGS. OF 6 United Press International The Star-Spangled Banner, written by Francis Scott Kay In 1R14, was designated the Nnliunnl anthem o f the United Statra by act o f Congress 117 years later, in 1031, accord­ ing to tha World Almanac. ) C AN S "D U K E ” T A I L CANS “F A B U LO U S DETERGENT" M tfll •S H liH F IN E " ELBOW (O R ) LONG MORTON ASST. PRODUCE G IA N T PKG. “GOLDEN Y E LLO W ” PARK AVE. AT 25th STREET �Fading Blossoms Sending the queen o f Waehington’a Cherry Blossom Festival to Japan to tell the people about cherry trees sounds like carrying coals to Newcastle. A fte r all, the cherry tree hns been venerated in Japan for hundreds of years. It was Japan that in 1912 gave us the trees that burst into celebrated bloom around the Tidal Basin in the nation’s capital each spring. Dick It's Not All Kid Stuff Alas, the sad fact is that the trees are dying in Japan— from neglect and air pollution, it is charged, both unfortunate by-products o f a bust­ ling industrialized society. To avert this disaster, a number o f organizations in Japan have launched a drive to save the trees by replacing dying ones with sap­ lings and have invited this year’s festival queen to help them publicize the campaign. The Lighter Side I'nlted Pres* International W A S H IN G TO N (U P I> — Auto junkmen have feelings, too, you know. In our tea', to maka America beautiful, w* muat ba careful that we don’t bruise them, Such was the message brought to the rapital this week by Terry Fiskin and Herb Llcberman, two fastid­ ious Junkyard operator* from California. They feel that their indus­ try has received a black eyo in ail the talk about eye- New Hope For The World Soviet scientists quickly quali­ fied an announcement by Tass, the official government news agency, that they had detected radio signals from intelligent beings In another ■tar system. W hat is significant is not that the Russians are on the lookout for such signs o f rational life elsewhere in the universe. Other astronomers around the world are searching the reaches o f space; many believe it is only a matter o f time, and luck. What is important is that the Russian scientists publicly rebuked Tass for not respecting its journal­ istic responsibilities. I f such scientific devotion to the truth catches on in Russia, there may be hope for life on earth as well. Letters Thought For Today T k * Kerala lett r u Irnm Its r t t ls r s oa vak­ il* affair*. Tfcr w riter n aT waa a i r a waat, s r s t M H ska I n ­ ter a la, ra rtl.a the irrllrr'a true name aad aSAreaa, l.rllera nr few er tkan I M n n r t , Still he a ltea ere fere are. Let­ ter* a*4resard In atkera ara arreptakla |irnrlded tker da an d e ll la neraanatlllea. I’netrr la not gahllahvd kr Tka Herald. It is good that you should take hold o f this, and from that withhold not your hand; for he who fears God shnll come forth from then; all. — Eccl. 7:18. • • • The Christian religion is the only one that puts morality on its proper and right basis: the fear nnd love of God.— Samuel Johnson, 18th cen­ tury English author. Editor, The Herald I would like to express my appreciation fo r Lha nice write-up your paper carried for our "Poppy D ay" last weekend. It was certainly a perfect one and wo thank you in much. Minty Warren Poppy Chairman American Lrgion Auxiliary Dr. C ra n e ’s Worry Clinic Jamie s lu m (lie d io p n that occur at the dinner ta­ ble. For a child’* food pre­ Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Batten I n . RHeUt Harris M8-SU4 •it-iiia Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milan Lake Mary Mrs. Franc r. Waster U fd lll 838-3478 Casselberry M il. Jane Casselberry U I-H U Lake Menraa Mrs. R. L. Jnhnsea 113-4711 Chuluott Mr*. Joan Ms gin S63-3741 DeBxry Mrs. John Leone •68-4883 Daltons Mrs. Mildred Haney •6 8-M U Lnngwond Mr*. Donna Baton 818-1117 North Orlando Mr*. M argaret Cosby ItM ltl Oatera Mr*. Clarence Saydar Genera Mrs. JoAnn Heya 149-4871 ■11-4841 Orieds Mr*. Eralyn Lundy 14I-11M Actually, the baby simply views her as a glorified sugar cube, for Isn't she always (he source of that sweet milk, either via breast or bottle? Later, the Infant also links its father as well as Us m o­ ther with Its detlgbt In sugar. Brothers and lis te n also become Included, but all of them are associated indirect­ ly with the original sugar re­ action from the sweet milk I Finally, the baby Is ready for new foods, Including such items as pablum, orange juice and taler even spinach, hot dogs, fried chicken, etc. Remember, children don't like any food unless it ties In with their inner feeling of de­ light, happiness, pleasure! No new food will ever taste good until their inner delight looms to the overflowing point and thus "spills over,” as It were, on the strange menu Hem. To gel a child to enjoy spin­ ach or other new foods, see that he Is In a very happy mood, cooing or laughing. Then slip him (he first spoonful, meanwhile building up his ego with praise (Com­ pliment Club technique). Don't overdo this first con­ tact! One or two bites are enough that first time. llut on future occasions, keep up the jolly mood and soon his inner happiness will spill over upon the new food until It finally seem i deli­ cious. Cub Scouts sedom care for T-bone steak or fried chicken at fancy restaurants. All (bey want are hot doga or ham­ burgers. Why? Because hot dogs have been glamorised vie picnics, hikes, outdoor freedom from city apartment restraints, et. If a child is forcibly fed while angry, Iti ire will at­ tach to the new food and may­ be persist all its life! Beware! Political Notebook W A SH IN G TO N (N E A ) — to build schools. The prom­ hat Sometimes Viet Cong victor­ ises were big, they say, the ies turn sour in their mouths. It's one thing to be suc­ cessful guerrilla fighters. It's quite another to govern a village after you’ve conquer­ ed It. In 4,000 hamlets, the VC came in with promise* of re­ form: "H elp ua and the land will be yours. Your boys won't have to leave home to figtit. They won’t die In aenseless battles. You no longer have to pay exorbit­ ant taxes. Absentee land­ lord* will go. Forced labor will go. Corrupt Judge* and official* will go.” Then the Communltta look over thrae 4,000 hamleta. The VC village official was htunt about the reaaon be de­ serted the Reds: "Th e highrr-ups made me increase the rice tax 300 per cent. The people began to hate me." In some parti o f the Del. ta, farmer* In VS territory complain t h e Communists ralsrd their taxes, allegedly rciulta small. In Red-control led areas near Ca Mau in the far south, word seeps out to relatives and friends: "There are too many casualties among our husbands, sons and cousins serving with the VC. Many of our men have been gone a year or more without any indication o f whether they're dead or alive.” In Vinh Hinh Province, southeast of Saigon, farmer* report ao many guerrilla troops have been killed that VC army recruiter* are be­ ing forced to take young kids. Some reports indicate Increasing numbers o f 14 and lF> ycar-o!ds are being "d raft­ ed.” Recent "henvy casual­ ties” aie "causing disaffec­ tion.” In Da rhuoc Village farm­ er* complain the VC are kill­ ing people against whom they bear personal grudges. There are increasing complaints about kidnaping*, abduction* and senseless VC murder*. In some hamlets, farmers switched to the Reds to end VC terrorism In their midst. They've found terrorism con­ Soma laundries do your tinued unabated after the shirts up. Others do them in. Communist take-over. This Barbs Nobody really knows what a punch in the eye fecle like until they get one. • • • An adult Western is that uses older horsra. a • • been quite a ahock to aome. The Viet Cong are Intro­ ducing forced labor In more area*. Shortages of medicine, salt, cloth nnd shoes are reported frequently. Reports from here and there In Viet Cong territory arc that "land reform," Redatyle, isn't working out as expected. Some sharecropper formers who hod been anxi­ ous to receive land now say the reform hat done them more harm than good. They say they're not able to make a living. Their plot* are too small to work. They're una­ ble to get credit fo r seed and fertiliser. In part* of Kien llo * Pro­ vince, lied officials have been ordered to forget laud dis­ tribution, put ateppetl-up rice production first so the Viet Cong can collect mote taxes. Vfetnaniese-U.S. attacka on Communist rice a t o m —re­ sulting in the rapture or destruction o f thousands of ton* o f VC food atocka—are forcing the Rede to spend less time thinking about win­ ning friends and more time about getting the food they need to carry on their figh t­ ing. d \iu n te x f - Editor, The Herald: Happy to see the county commissioners are beginning to start on the long range recreational planning commit­ tee's recommendation fo r Cameron ♦ W ight Park and Levi Park at Mullet Lake. Next, should lie either Rig Tree Park or the rutting of the river Into luike Jessup near Marina Isle. This will help the pollution trouble that Is causing the fish kill* there. Thta pollution trouble will probably get progressively worse h* It ia likely that the Econ will be cut Into Jessup, thus bringing East Orlando's sewuge effluent into the lake alio. Would like to are you do an editorial or two on the destruction o f the recreational potential o f (dike Jessup and the real estate values around it. In the manner o f the one you recently hnd on the pres­ ervation* o f the redwoods In California. S. R. (Jim ) Crowe sore* stemming from effort* ily by taking advantage o f by President nnd Mrs. John­ the ao-caiied "pop art” son to promote a more aes­ thetic landscape. Fiskin and Lieberman made the point that not all junk­ yards are unsightly, and that thla country now hns a new breed of junkmen who are sensitive about their image. In fact, even the term “ junkmen" pnins them. They prefer the more mellifluous title o f "auto dismnntlers.” The organization they rep­ resent, once known as the Auto Wrecker* Association, now is called the Auto I)ismnntlrrs Association A D A of Southern California, As a disciple o f the theory o f dlsposallsm, which holds that gelling rid o f thing* is becoming the world’s number one economic problem, I am totatly in sympathy with their campaign to make dis­ mantling yards socially ac­ ceptable. 1 question, however, whe­ ther the measure* they ad­ vocate, such aa building screens around the heaps of scrapped cars, are adequate to overcome the general pub­ lic'* prejudicial attitude. Rcauty, after all, is more o f a state o f mind than any­ thing rlie. What the dismantlera should do la aasociate themselves with the great cultural explosion that is taking place In this country. This can lie done very eas­ that is currently in vogue. Sculp* tnra and painters, aa you may be aware, ara turn in® away from traditional mate* rial* and have started crest* ing works o f art out o f such things aa hedsprings, coffee rani, wagon wheels and old tennis shoes. Auto d l s m a n t l e r s , o f course, have a rich source o ( potential art supplies readily available. A ll they need to do la start exercising their crea­ tive instincts. For openers, I would aug* gest that Fiskin and Richer* mnn sponsor a contest to see which dismantlcr can com­ pose the most graceful ar­ rangement of wrecked ear* hauled o ff the Hollywood Freeway on any given Tues­ day. Once the public begins thinking o f an auto junkyard as a studio or art museum, the problem will be solved. Dr. H. J. Caron Announces The Opening O f ill* Offices For The PRACTICE OF OPTOM ETRY Including Contact Lease* AT U i ST. & P A R K AV E . Tel. 323-1530 HONEY Just te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom o im provem ents, car repairs, for a ll your sea* sanaf expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. C6U» 14 Uutsy Yh itcturt 1 fa in n | 7.00 IU » 18.00 1100 2400 32.00 8S8S88 ference! can be altered for Ufe by ja it one nnpteaiant table episode. Beware! And acraptmok this caie, for It shows that all of our food preferences must be linked with the Infant'i original In­ herited liking for sugar CASE W-403: Jamie J., ag­ ed l i t , la a table problem. “ Dr. Crane,” hit worried mother began, "how can I get Jamie to like new foodi. "Regardless of what I offer him, If he has never tasted It before, he puckers up his mouth and may aplt It out. "Then that may make hli daddy Irate, b ait night, Jamie splattered spinach all over his daddy's white shirt. "S o his daddy decided to M AK E him eat the spinach. But Jamie screamed and chok­ ed. "Today he then made a scene even when I tried to Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley The mother la delighted, put n little iplnach on his plate, lie hates it, now! thinking the baby loves her. "H ow can parents make their children like new foods?" At birth, babies have no In­ nate or Inborn fondnesi for A N Y food, except sugar. So all of our later appetltles must Indirectly be tled-in to that original Inherited liking for sugar! Here's how it occurs: the baby Is usually fed by its own mother, either via the breast or from the bottle. So the mother becomes link­ ed with the sweet milk. Incid­ entally, cow's milk Is not as sweet as human milk, which Is why we add extra sugar to the Infant's formula for bottle feeding. H Isn't very long till the baby links mamma with the tweet milk. They become almost like Siamese twins In its eyes. Soon, the very sight of Its mother will make the Infant smile and coo. 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A . „ l . - . . » . d b t_____i r M n lflli �B y Dottle A Bit la Thar* art more than 11,000 alcoholics DeBary Republican Club re-elected end Installed Glenn G. Smith as president dur­ ing the business session o f the dub's annuel meeting. Other officers named are Earl D. Merrill, first vice president; Albert D. W il­ liams, second vice president; Thornton K. Smith, third vice president; Mrs. Virginia Harrison, secretary; Mrs. Lil­ lian Wind, treasurer, and Mrs. Viola Leone, financial secretary. Everett L. Swift, Installing officer, In his Induction charge to the new elate o f o f­ ficers, stressed the fact that primary responsibilities fo r the DeBary elub and ita o f­ ficers ars to work to secure fo r Florida the benefits o f a two party government; to continue the figh t fo r a bal­ anced budget to protect against destructive Inflation, and to Insist on elimination o f wastes la spending In fo r­ eign aid programs and In ths operation o f state and nation­ al governments. He also em­ phasised the need fo r an ac­ tive and growing elub to sell Republicanism and to share in the election o f responsible officials. Merrill announced a meet­ ing with the membership committee, Howard Middleton, Ralph Wltherelt, Mrs. W illiam Naegel, and Louis St. Amand, to organise meth­ ods o f building the club's membership. Speaker fo r the program following elections was S g t James McKinnon o f Ocala, special service officer in charge o f traffic safety edu­ cation in three eountles, who spoke on measurea planned to reduce excessive lose o f lives and property from highway accidents. In Oranr* and Seminole Countlea and their probltm haa a direct effect on more than 60,000 people, primarily R E PU B LIC AN CLUB officers o f DeBary, with Sgt. JamM McKinnon, traffic safety education officer, are (from le ft) Glenn O. Smith, Thornton Smith, Judge Albert D. Williams and Earl Dwight M e rrill Election and installation took place at the club’s annual meeting (Middleton Photo) w ,’. ivW . ^.>.<uv At. OFFICERS PRE SEN T for Joint installation o f V F W Post 8207 and Auxil­ iary Unit were (top, seated from left) Mra. Louise Stewart, Mrs. Virginia McManus and Mrs. Irene March; (standing) Mrs. Ann Taulty and Mrs. Harriet Harris; (bottom, seated from le ft) A. J. Berdahl, Merle Harris, Robert March; (standing) Ralph Moore, and John McManus. SSJHToLose Two Teachers By faas CadeBerry Several members e f the eU llin g officer fo r the pest, By Donne Eaten Staff and faculty o f South by District Com­ Joint installation reremon- ■dieted Semloola Junior High School Ire fo r recently elected o ffi­ mander Robert Taylor o f Post al Caiaelbcrry will be leaving cers o f South 8cmlnole I'ost 8162, Pine Hills, and Howard at Uw end o f this term to ac­ 8207, Veterans o f Foreign Johnson o f Post 10060, Cas­ cept other poiltloni. Were, and Ita Auxiliary were selberry, acting adjutant. Wayne Byerly, eighth grade held at the post home on Old Installed were Merle Har­ math teacher, will be employ­ Dixie Highway north o f ris, commsndsr. A. J. Berdahl, ed by Martin Company o f Or­ Longwood. senior vice commander; Rob­ lando a i s financial analyst. E. O. Yarborough, depart­ ert March, Junior vice comEighth grads sclencs teach­ ment surgeon, served as In- render; Kenneth A l d r i c h , er, Joe Akerman, and hla chaplain I Thomas Walker, wife, Princess, school finan­ eurgeon; John M c M a n u s , cial secretary, will be leaving three year trustee; C liff fo r Madlaon (F lorid a), whers Bornemen, two year trustee, he h ie accepted a position u end Harold Mata, one year instructor in freshman Eng­ trustee. lish at North Florida Junior Appointed officers ere College. They have reaided Is TA Y LO R S V ILLE , N. C. March, adjutant end parUotic Lake Mary for several years and have a three year old eon, (U P D —A father allowed his Instructor; A r t Levy, officer 18-year-old son to be sen­ o f the day; Berdahl, service Mark. tenced to two years Imprison­ officer, hlitorian and hospital Akerman plana to begin work on his doctorate in Eng­ ment rather than whip him la chairman; McManus, legisla­ tive ofleer and color bearer; lish at Florida State Univers­ public. Alexander County Record­ Mata, guard; Jack Hopkins, ity, which la only SO mllas from w btrs he will be teach­ er's Court Judge Sam Poole public relatione, and Walker, ing. Hs will receive his Mas­ had left the decision up to the employment officer and color ter o f A it Degree this sum­ father of Steve Soul, charged bearer. m er from Rollins College is with another youth with three Moore reported funds (a ex­ counts of breaking and enter­ cess o f $110 were donated Winter Perk. during the V F W poppy days. Mrs. Pat Hatley, secretary ing. Poole told the father be March and McManus attended to Mrs. Louise GUpla, guid­ ance kostructar, has under­ would not give the youth an the district sight meeting goes surgery st Winter Park active sentence if the father held Poet 4217 in Pine Hills. Memorial Hospital and will would administer a whipping Mr*. Clarice Yarborough, not ba able to return te her outside the courthouse. deputy Junior vies president, The father said ha would poet for the remainder e f the echooi year. Taking her place punish his son Inside the la Mra. Fa ye Wilhelm, who courthouse but not la public. The Judge refused to com­ V IE N N A (U P D —The offi­ waa form erly employed al the A ir Force Bare at Panama promise and sentenced Sout cial Ciecfa sows ageacy re­ and the other youth, Ronnie ported that the government City. Brown, 17, to two 13 months he* granted peralasioa to terms each at a young o f­ Pan American World Airways fender* camp. to lio d Us pleats ia Prague. Landing Permit satiated by Mildred Johnson, guest conductress, from Unit 10060, conducted installation ceremonies fo r the auxiliary unit. Installed were Mrs. V ir­ ginia McManus, president; Mrs. Irene March, senior vice president; Mrs. Eva Wynn, Junior vice president; Mrs. Edna Norman, chaplain; Mrs. Louise Stewart, treasurer; Mre. Ann Taulty, eonductreaa, and Mrs. H arriet Harris, sec­ retary. Mre. Mary Roettger will serve aa patriotic Instructor. It wee reported that Mrs. McManus, Mrs. March, Mrs. Norman, Mre- Wynn, end Mra. Sophie Bryant attended the district meeting and Mra, Bryant wee elected district eight treasurer. To be Installed by Louise 8tewart, past district eight president, at the next regular meeting on June 3, are Mra. Beulah Thornton, three year trustee; Mra. Lucy McGuire, two year trustee, Mrs. Roett­ ger, one year trustee, and Mrs. Martha McElvey, guard. Following tha ceremonies refreshments o f punch and caka were served. Granted Divorce LOS ANGELES (U P I ) Kathleen Nolan, star o f the "Broadside" end "Th e Real McCoys" television series, was granted an Interlocutory divorce decree from Richard lieckenkamp. membera o f their families. Theta statistic* were re­ vealed by Richard D. Stanbro, executive director o f the Central Florida Council on Alcoholiam, a p e a k I n f to membera o f the Rotary Club. "W e 're not talking about heavy drlnkera o r aocial drinkers, but addicted drinkers who eannot conquer their lllneea without help," Stanbro pointed out. "N o one ever seta out to become an alcoholic. Much research Into this problem !e needed to determine why some persona become hopeleaely addicted, while others are able to continue social drinking or even occasional heavy drinking without be­ coming alcoholic. "T h e problem la one o f fan­ tastic proportions, with over six million alcoholics in the United States, 300,000 o f them teenagers and with the lists growing about 200,000 a year. Their illness affects more than 24 million other persons in the fam ily rela­ tionship. "T h e aituatton Is appalling when consideration la given to the tremendous lose o f people, their abilities and talents," Stanbro pointed ou t Education and information are the primary purposes o f the National Council on A l* cohollsm. The Central Florida Council la the first such or­ ganisation In Florida. It o f­ fers a speakers bureau, club, radio and television programs. "T h e real aleoholle la a sick person with all the eymtome o f disease Including In­ crease In tissue tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, chan­ ges In metabolic function and loss o f control o f faculties," Stanbro emphasised. "Alcoholism among women la much more difficult to de­ tect but researchers studying the problem believe there are almost aa many women al­ coholics as men," Stanbro added. “ The need fo r more Infor­ mation and education on this problem la apparent from the tremendous number o f phone calls and letters we receive each time we present a program on the subject," the speaker concluded. SANFORD ONLY! good o n ly n in t h w e e k T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — The Legislature today passed Florida's first birth control law. The bill, whipped through the House and tha Senate without dtbate, authorises the Cabinet to Initiate a planned parenthood program in the W elfare Department if funds are available In the second year o f the biennium. It provide* that birth con­ trol information furnished to ■n unmarried woman receiv­ ing help under the A id to De­ pendent Children program will not make her Ineligible under the Suitable Homes Act. The general appropriations bill also provldaa authorisa­ tion, if funds are available, fo r furnishing birth control devices to all welfare pen­ sioners. b o o k m a il e d W 1TH COUPON 1 ip u r c h a s e s c TO YO U R HOMI $5.00 OR MOREi WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! p irn m x x ■ |r_ -r m a in 0 / UABKBT 1 \J ; J MM M U f iM J'lruur.A rty.V ^ j^!T ]j*r’r J j ? lli.M Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford | 1 �SE* SrnTnrS WrraTB Growers, Shippers To Hear O f Space Race May 26, 1965 — Page 3A Appeals Court Bill Snatched From Death TA LLA H A SSE E (U P I) — The Senate snatched from death Tuesday and passed a constitutional amendment au­ thorizing creation o f a fourth district court of appeals to ba composed of running from 10 counties Fort Lauder­ dale to Titusville. The measure, passed by the IIous* unanimously w e e k s ago but killed in the Senate by opposition from Sen. John McCarty, o f Ft. Fierce, was reconsidered and passed un­ animously after it was amended to delay the vote of the people until November, 10(10. It then wae rushed back to the House fo r concurrence in the amendment putting o ff the statewide vote which the house had act fo r Novem­ ber of thia year as an emer­ gency. McCarty'* opposition to the emergency election prevented supporters from getting the required 33 vote* fo r an emergency. With tho oneycar delay McCarty with­ drew bis objections and it akimmed to 42-0 passage. The figh t revolved around location of tho headquarters o f the new court, with Vcro Reach and Fort Pierce tho principal combatants and W est Palm Beach standing in the wings as a possible compromise location. The site figh t w ni le ft for a Inter day ns the co-sponaors, Sens. Mack Cleveland, o f Sanford, and Merrill Bar­ ber, o f Vcro Iteach, asked colleagues to go along with the one-year delay, saying “ we would rather take the delay thnn lose this bill al­ together. This court is badly needed.” It. V. Phillips, president o ' the Growers and Shippci League o f Florida, has an nnunced that the 4‘2nd annua business meeting ami dlnnr w ill be held June 17 at tin Hobert Meyer Hotel, Orlan do. The dinner will be pre ceded by a reception sponsor­ ed by the Central Truck Lines for members and guest? o f the League. President Phillips stated this meeting will be one of the most important ever held C O NG RATU LATIO N S are extended to Lt. James M. (R u g) Miller (righ t) by the League and that an upon his promotion to his present rank while stationed with Reconnais­ excellent speaker will address sance Attack Squadron Nine deployed in the Mediterranean Sea aboard members and guests. the USS Saratoga. O ffering congratulations is Cdr. James A. deGanahl, Through the rourtesy of commanding officer. Lt. Miller has been with the “ Hoot Owls” r.ince tho Chrysler Corporation, T. December, 1962. (N a vy Photo) R. Brown J r. operating man­ ager o f the Chrysler Corpor­ ation, Florida Missile Opera­ tions, Cape Canaveral, will discuss "Missiles and Space; Past and Present." He holds held three hours dally fo r a give teachers Individual gifts Ur Evelyn Lundy HS degree front Georgia Oviedo Parcnt-Tcaeher Or­ seven week period fo r stud­ st the end o f the term was Tech, is n member o f the ganization officer* were In­ ents in grades five through used this year to redecorate Itonrd o f directors of United stalled by Jonathan Lukna, eight. Spring roundup for nil the teachers lounge. Fund o f Brevard County, aroutstanding itudent ,fn cere­ prospective first graders is mony conducted a* conclusion scheduled fo r 2:30 p.m. next o f the organization'* final Tuesday and a pre-school ses­ meeting o f the year. O fficer* are Jamc* Palmer, sion will begin July 14 fo r a president; Mr*. Jack Bratton, four week period. first vice president; Mrs. A comptete recreation pro­ Clyde Holder, second vice gram will be conducted dur­ president; Lt. Col. (re t.) A . ing the summer and special E. Soball, third vice presi­ band classes will be held two dent; Mrs. John Evans, sec­ days and one night each retary, and Ben Jones, treas­ week. urer. Tho meeting was conducted Jonathan, member of tha by Jack Symo, current presi­ senior class and son o f Mr. dent, with opening devotions and Mrs. Paul Lukas o f given by Rev. F. Jcrnlgan of Slavtu, has majored in public tho First Bnptist Church. speaking in local 4-H clubs Mrs. Milton Gore, progrnm us well as in bis English chairman, introduced office classes. He was Introduced by girls and the "B and-Aids" Mrs. Donnu Neely, English and tuld o f their work. A g ift teacher, and was highly com­ was presented by the PTO to mended by those attending tho girls, Marian Carpenter, for the fine job bo performed Jun Beasley, Jan Sutton, Gay tis installing official. Ulrey, Bonnie W arfield, and Plans fur summer school In Pat Erwine, office girls, and Oviedo were announced by Linda Brewer utid Linda Hig­ Principal Clyde Holder who gins, band-aids who appeared advised that summer classes, 111 their striped uniforms. with credits received, will bo Mrs. Leon O lllff, hospitality tuught for tho first tinio this chairman, presented Syme year at the school. A rem­ with a g ift and announced edial reading clinic will be that money usually s|>ent to J. Palmer Heads Oviedo PTO The present officers are I first vice president; John T. * treasurer; Stedman, s i t e * a representative fo r the .merican Ordnance Associs- R. D. Keene, chairman o f the ; Lcstcy, second vice president; live vice president and Thom* ion, serves on the board of board; R. V. Phillips, presi- John G. Arlko, third vice as E. Halle, secretary-traffic ustecs o f Brevard Englncer- dent; Gen. J. C. Hutchison, president; S. O. Chase Jr., |manager. i g College, Melbourne, and dongs to the American Indilute o f Aeronautics and All I said was: Vstronnutica. and the Nationi| Management Association. The League’s executive committee, according to Gor!on Stcdmnn, executive vice president, will meet begin­ ning with luncheon at noon June 17 at the Robert Meyer to review currently active matters and determine policy and procedure as to problems which w ill confront the frrsh and processed citrus industry in the future as such prob­ lems are related to the trans­ portation o f these commodi­ ties. The membership will elect the board o f directors that evening, to be followed by election of officers and mem­ bers o f the executive com­ yJW V NEW L U C K Y S T R IK E F IL T E R S mittee. Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat. ’ l l l h ’i s F IR S T IIA D Y born during Hospital Week was Kenneth Leon Veech, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ray Veech, o f the Park Avenue Trailer Park. The lucky baby received a $25 savings bond from the Seminole Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. A. F. Hunt (righ t) makes the presentation to the parents. Veech is attached to RVAH-13 at Sanford Naval A ir Station. (Herald Photo) Men you can look to for DEPENDABLE SERVICE Maurice Bulled Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Hulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy's Sanford customers. Surot M ake It thfokl m int’s tho w ay to o rd e r a Btoak fo r fu ll flavo red enjoym ent. W o n t n k ln g -s b n extra-thick sirloin, ft d elu x e flint miprnon, p o rk chops w ith pockets o r sim p ly a upoolai size pot roast? William Carte Just any the w o rd to the F u b lix M eat M an. H e pro-cuts a lot o f m oat In the stylo an d sizes .popular fo r av era g e fam ily m eals. But h e'll b e h ap p y to custom -out m eat to y o u r order. 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. And a trademark that means DEPENDABLE Q UALITY! N oxt tim e yo u w a n t m eat sm aller, la rg e r, th icker o r th inner than the p repack aged outs In the o r w an t som ething yo u don't see—-Just beckon. PUBUX Custom -cut m eat is p a rt o f the H a p p y D ifferen ce In (shopping at F ublix. E n joy It soon. W HERE SHOPPING IS A P L E A S U R E I �t P i f i 4A — May 16, IMS fr r n U (O s u x a By Abigail Van Buren C i____ D E A R A B B Y t I* r . he*n attorney your h n a b a n d married to a auceeesful at* aurely tornty fo r complications children 80 rear*. Our are fro w n and known the wlvea many face when they auddenty become a widowed with no knowledfe wonderful, fenerou t man. He'a been very food to me, hut I hare never known whore wo etood financially. B e alwara fa r e me a genarena allowance to run the heeae, and 1 never aakad e a r questions. I t Juat occurred to me that la all the yeara we've been m a r r i e d ha haa hreufht homo a blank In* coma tax form fo r my aIfilature. Then ho would take it to hla office to fill out later. I know nothlnf about hla total Income, de* ductloei, ate. Do you think I'd be aaklnf fo r trouble if, neat time, I refuaed to alyn It until he fllla It out eo 111 know what’a what? CURIOUS B E A R CU RIO U S: Aa an o f their huabanda' financial affalra. You ahould be aware o f what ha own a and what he owea. l t ’o only common aenae fo r a w ife to know the score. Aak your huaband to fill you In N O W Instead o f flllln f out hla Income tax form "la* U r." e e e m e. My huiband U D E A R A B B Y : I am fe t* tiny married eoon and w e plan to toko a cabin on a lake fo r our honeymoon. I waa thlnklnf o f to k ln f my 12-year-old alatar with ua so aha could take picture! o f my husband and ma to* feth tr. I f we were to f o alone, we would have to ■ettle fo r plcturee o f our* ■elvee token by each other. M y fiance aaya It la okay Qacoby Today wa hava a discussion o f the two-way floesso. Jim : "W hat la the origin of t in expression that a peek Is worth two flutsses?” Oswald: "Y o u aroa't sup­ posed to look at an opponenta carda but soma players are ao earoloti that you can't help ooolxf eome o f their cards •omo o f the time. When you have to finesse for a king It dots you ao good to aoo It. I f It la la back o f the a c t you can’t flatten fo r M. I f it la la front o f the a c t you would have finessed in aay event and picked U up. Whan It comas to the queen you may hava two ways to go fo r it aa to today's hand." Jim : "Y o u sure have two ways to go fo r that queen of dubs and you had bettor go the right way if you want to maka your three no-trump." Oswald: "Y a s, East wins tba spade lead with the a ct and returns tba suit. It makes no with him, but be thinks It m lfh t seem ellly to eome people. Please answer soon. Thank you. M A K IN G P L A N S D E AR M A K IN G : A pic* tore la supposed to be worth 10,000 words, hut I doubt If it’a worth takinx your 12-year*old a I a t a r alon f on your honaymoon. Leava her home and aak a friendly tourist to assist you. e e e D E A R A B B Y : I wonder i f othar women have had this stunt pulled on them, and bow they handled I t t I have been Invited to luncheons and aven dinner parties whtra th en are three and aometimaa four "hoateasea" who have gone In to ffth er to f iv e the par* ty. Now, I always recipro­ cate whan I have accept­ ed an Invitation. But at aoma o f theta affalra I hava known only ono hos* OnChidqsi X M TI *•2 8 VXQ a x j i i *A 1 0 *4 (N ot shown) (N ot SOUTH (D ) *0 1 0 8 TA J ♦ AQ104 * K J 88 N o one vulnerabie M h Weal Meets 1N.T. Pam SM.T. difference whether you play the queen or the ten, since West has the king and Jack. Ha takas three more spade tricks and leads a heart. You hava four diamond tricks and two heart tricks in top cards and need three club tricks to make your contract. Since the EastWest hands hava not been shown, bow would you go af­ F o r years now the experts en fa m ily livin g hava been w orrying out loud and In print over tha American housewife and how confused she It over her role In mod­ ern society. She haa been pictured as feeling guilty if she work* outside the home and guilty If aha doesn't con­ tribute to the fam ily income. She'e not aura, according to tha experts, o f her own worth — because everyone tells htr how stay she has It with all today’s labor-saving equip­ ment. She no longer even believes that "mother knows beat" about har own children and ao aha Is a frightened, Instead • f a confident, parent. N ow a sociologist who has bean teaching m a r r i a g e courses fo r many yeara ctalma that tha American huaband la confuted about hla role, too. ruh > M itie tt Dr. Henry A . Bowman o f tha University o f Texas aaya men "no longer have a definition o f what it takea to be a raal two-fisted red-blooded heman." Because there la no real way fo r a city dweller to measure this quality In him­ self many men today, aaya the professor, become too ab­ sorbed In their Jobs, apsndInr more time than they should away from horns. Or thsy becoms overly strict in disciplining thslr children. Or they try to prove their mas­ culinity by woman-chasing. I f both men and women are as confused and uncertain In their rolea in this fail-chang­ ing world aa tha experts claim, It would aeem that In this period o f transition hus­ bands and wlvsa ahould try harder than ever before to make each other feel secure, dG qhU ghii hepatitis last year. The doc­ me. Am I Indebted to A L L tha hostesses, or Just the "r e s t" and my huaband aald one who invited me? Please I print Either would le a n him In a min­ I have a lesson to learn, or eoms o f my friend* hava. 8 H 1 1 LE Y D E A R S H IR L E Y : You are Indebted only to tho hostess who invited you. * a • ute— but where can a wom­ an with an 8th grad* edu­ cation go with five kids? O LD BEFORE T H IR T Y D E A R O LD : Your mate la hardly a gem. But whet you taw In him tigh t yeara ago haa probably been ob­ scured by the eteam of boiling diapers. Think back. And then aak a Family Service counselor to help you back Into each other's arms and o ff each other’s backs. * * e tha answer. D E A R A B B Y : W het do you do with a man who tells his w ife she should be able to do all her house­ work in a few houra and then alt down fo r tha rest o f tha day? I am 27 and have 3 children. Tha youngait la eight months old and tha oldeit la seven. M y huiband nevtr offers ona bit o f help, which Is all right, I f ha just wouldn't vole* his opinion on how things could be done easier and better. I f the klde are ■lek, he says It's m y fault fo r not taking better care o f them. I f I am tick, ha haa a fit, I had Infectious By Oswald Jacoby ter that missing queen?" Jim: " I see tha reason for (he expression. It would be nice to have seen that queen. Falling that It Is theoretically an even money chanea or nearly so. 1 do hava tha ad­ vantage of having seen some discards on m y diamonds and also East’s discard on tha fourth epada. Eventually I will hava to go after clubs and pro­ bably will do so before 1 cash the second heart ao as to be aura not to go down more than one." Oswald: "Would you say you had aa aven money chance?" Jim : "N o , and neither would you think that your chance o f success was even money. Somehow or other, every good player gathers some Informa­ tion from tha manner in which his opponents play their cards and his so-called even money two-way flnassas work at least two times In three." (jt/e ]h& W om an: teas— tha ona who Invited needed, loved and admired. A fte r all, a w ife Isn't going to worry too much about her own worth and her own con­ tribution to tha world If her huiband lets har know that he thinks the la a wonderful w ife, a fine mother, a stim­ ulating companion and a real helpmate (whether she is a full-time homemakers or a working w ife ). And a man needn't worry about proving his masculinity If his w ife glories In it —let­ ting him be head o f tha fam ­ ily, leaning on his strength and building up hla ego as only a truly feminine women can, So while husband* and wives are stumbling along trying to find their way, they can make the road much caa. ler fo r aach other— If they only will. tor tald all I could do waa waa Juat plain lasy. I P e r Abby'a b o o k l e t , "H o w To Hava A Love­ ly Wadding,” send M cento to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. * • * Troubled? W rite to A B ­ B Y , Box 88700, Los Ange­ les, Calif. F o r a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelop*. E0YTH TH O RN TO N M cLE O D A t a luncheon party recent­ ly I talked with three men who havo what they call "W orthy Products," and one product whleh I saw le, to my way o f thinking, not only worthy . • . but a modern miracle! Woman who ao long hava worked hard a t m a k i n g smart-looking draperies, saw­ ing Ilka mad yat never quite alii* to obtain a "decorator" pleat, now need sew no more. Tha new quick drape la here! In 60 seconds you can plaat curtains In tho perfect decor­ ator pleat, with ao aowlng, no pinning. I f you want to lino a pair o f curtains, Juat place the material togethar, turn over a deep hem and uae the quick drape completely reusable pleatera. Everything le In the box. Juat follow direction* and uaa the "pleatera," allp on tho holders and there you are. When you wash or hava tha drapes cleaned, Just remove tha plaster gadgets and you havo straight curtains cleaned or put through tha washing machine. Thera are no pleats to try to p re n properly. Juat reuse your pleatera. Thera la something about curtains which faeclnete wom­ en. Thsy would rather have new curtains now and than than a now place o f furniture. And curtains do dress up a room. N ow you can hava spring, aummar, fa ll and win­ ter draperies ao easily! I think women ahould al­ ways decorate a room to fla t­ ter th tir own coloring and penonallty. Hava only things which go with you. For foatanco. I llko colorful china, tuck aa large cups, deep bowls, etc. I waa given a lovely eat o f chins, with pink roeobuds and pale blue bord­ er*, which does not " g o " with mo—ao I hava given It to a friend who adores It and it looks Just right when ah* places It on har table. She loves "p re tty " things. Get going on tho qulek drape Idea and suit YO U R panensllty. Tom orrow — "D oor Edyth Thornton M cLeod." 10-11 PM. (C B S ) The Dan­ The Poets, The Explosion, ny Kays Show, (R erun). Imo­ The Shindogs, The W elling­ gens Coca and Danny gat to­ tons, The Blossoms, plus Rick gether again tonight and Lancelot. Song hits include there Is no end to the comedy "Shakln' A ll O ver," "Beady routines these tw o can pull Taddy," "W e're Goona Make o ff. Either aa ■ huiband and It" and "D r. Peal Good." w ife team or In doing a par­ 8-8:30 p.m. (C B S) Dick ody on love acenea from the Van Dyke Show, ''There'* No movie* they go great. 81nger Sale Like Wholesale." Bud­ Nancy Wilson gueita with dy's out to provs he can real­ "Th a Beat la Y e t T o Coma" ly get it fo r you wholesale and "L ova H at Many Faces." and Rob and Laura are hla She also Joint Danny in 'Sim­ selected vlctima, Laura wants ple Melody." a raccoon coat and, in order 7:80*8 p.m. (N B C ) The V ir­ to complete Buddy’s very ginian. "R ida A Dark T ra il." special transaction, Buddy, (R eru n ). This ona has a fa ir­ Rob and Laura all hava to ly exciting plot, heavy with pretend they're Italian and go dlamogua made most inter­ through several s n o r t e d esting by Lee J, Cobb ae forma o f humiliation. A s us­ Judge Garth. I t 1* a flashback ual, a very funny half hour, to tha time whan Trampas once you get into it. came lato Garth's fold, but aa an antagonist rather than a worshipping employe. Trampaa la a Juvoslle delinquent whose father (Bunny Tufts) lesit much bettor. When the fath er la killed by Garth In •elf-defense, Trampas secret­ ly gets a Job a t the Garth ranch to wreak vengeance on the Judge. 8:30-8:80 pjn . (A B C ) Shindig. Honest, this to not • re­ run. O r even • rescream. But tha show has to ha regarded a s a howling success, what w ith such impervious-to-taste s i r s aa tha R olling Stones, f-11 p.m. day N igh t (N B C ) Movie. Robert Mitcham Wednee wMi»tcr Moses" Starts Thera. For Heroes.” (Rerun), squad o f Infantry secures ■mail beach in tha Siegfried Line and fool tha Germans In to balls ring they have a large group with them. SUva Me(Jucen p layi a surly medal winner who has been broken to private, and Bobby Darin la the squad operator who la more concerned with taking loot than fighting. Pesa Park­ er and Harry Uuardlno a n sergeants, and Nick Adams playa a Polish refugee who tag* along a fter the G it. Even comic Bob Nawhart gate Into the act as a RFC. 8:30 * 10:30 p.m. (A B C ). Burka'a Law. "W h o Killed Cassandra C asa?" 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Bony NIIC N .w . U .port Andy o f M ayb.rry Conc.ntratlon D .e llrld . J .o p .rd y Prlca ! . D lghl T h . McCoya 0:10 0:11-1:11 0:00-1:10 R e lis h e s .................................... '#’t T 1 9 ' M bHoo^i Fpwwwo 0:11 1:00 <11 ID t l) ill <D <<) <D tl) <D <D ID ID It) <•) W M K E .TV m i l t m Cmaao 6 HackwaU Asaartod ftiz a r e tte i ....S r 5 9 * Pie” S hells........ * 1 ? 3 9 * 1%* 4 9 * 19' S c o H C o ld C u p s .....................2 9 ' • ***** T 9 * s«•"• ? Calm Scanty Fmh Cheese .......... . " it 5 3 * WIk . Ckeete Ser Sited Sim onfe« America* C h e e se .......... ,,2iT; 4 9 * ^ _ • L . *1 F r u it C o c k t a i l ........................ 5 im iim s Y J S r : ........ s r 39* Bread Dough 3 49* «« • w im M i* • 1 . _ n ft D*l# L*W'Celerle M argarine 2 ™. 3 5 * >•«<„ | Biscuits ......4 MM 3 9 * nu*™, emom D inner Rolls ■.“ 2 9 * mu. O C a r lin g s B o o r • FflrP Yellow Clino Holre. or Sikes & O S -"l ■ * ............................ C h u n k T u n a Block Lokoi (limit 2 pieoeo) H i- C D Von Comp Delicious i *147 Swift's Premium AH Flevert i * M f M|M o r k a ^ ^ B T tv n l^ l • dairy §peclal$ • ................ 2 iLI 2 9 * ,■ Sruekfeet deb C*l.r«d KMf SI«o+toKond deposit (limit 2»: P Ground B eef • 3 epicnic needs e W THURSDAY A. M. 0:00 C :lt 0:11 0:10 THURSDAY P. M. Fresh Loon + 100 SSH Green Stomp* with Coupon 3 9 < 49* Sweet Peas .................. 2 tMN 29 POPCat M m J(| OOP | Green Beans ............... 2 29 Kretr’oStealer IS^e AQt French Dressing ............. be*. 49 g -n T fr _ C a ta lin a Dressinfl .......... bet. D T M Im perial Roast • »>. 89* REAL MAYNAISE 3 «» g o * ★ H ydrox Cookies Cut from the chuck. . . boneless P I RI KI low %Al ADS A SAMUHKHI S HI 1l M AN N S SWEET CHERRIES 3 CBM 9 9 ^ imbcmu BLUEBERRIES 3 !.« 9 9 ' RmIIi Ci .mI Black RASPBERRIES p.r.v. CMik Fiitvt, Queens A s s o rtm e n t...... I2*,. 3 9 * G olden Corn For London Broll-Bonelese Shoulder Steak »>■99* 4 9 * IMO RedSMm P o t a t o e s .................5 b** Criog, Tm*r Melwteeh ' A p p le s .................3 £ , rj«h fi*M* G r e e n O k r a .................. » . popcr«-itri. Boneless Roast »> 89* C O R N o a rs ★ English Cut JB Tondor Florida Yollow Rone*In Pot R o a st.........ib 69* SWIFTS PREMIUM TASTY EITHER END OR WHOLE n *" 59* l;0 » ( i ; N .w ., w . z t h . r ( I ) X tw ieop*. Cont. ( I ) N'i w i , Bport», W # *. th .r •ssa (i> )iu n ti»r*n riB k ]*r ( I ) CUM N . * ( — W.ItMCronktU ( » ) lla v . aun W in T r a t d Tit# <•! I.ucy Show ( t ) C n,)r«na« ( i ) T h . D .putr M O (»> T h . V irgin ia * <«> Mr. K,l l ; t « ( t ) T h . I'a tir Duka Show (•> My I .tying Doll 1:10 ( I ) Dinah Shora Ipoelat I I ) U .T .rly IIlllh llll.a 1:00 <!> T h . lllg Mhnw <*> Dirk Van Dyha 1:10 ( I ) T h . Cara Wllllama Mhow 1 (0) llu r k .'i L aw I 10:00 ( I ) T h . Daiwiy K a ra rhow 10:10 ( » A1IC Scop. 11,00 ( t ) Ntwioopa |l» N .w .tin . <11 C h.nn .l Rig N .w a Mporla W .a th.r 11:11 ( 0 > T h ra t.r o t th . Btarg llllO <1> Tonight (1) T h . Lata Show Talmadge Elected B y Historians Jameo Tolraidjje woo elect­ ed trcaiurer of the Sanford Hlttorlcal Society at a recast meeting. William Vincent Sr. ihowed picture* of early Sanford to the group, which included William Toevo Jr., Eldred Jeonlion, A. B. Fetcrooe Jr., Arthur Kirchbotf, Mr. end M ri. Harold H. llow e u 4 Talmadge. Next meeting ot the Society will be held June IT. Cadette Scouts At Camporee Cadette Girt Scout Troop 64 participated tn a prim i­ tive camporee at Camp Lana* rhea recently with 425 fir la from ell o f the C itn ii Council. Adulta with the troop w ere Mrs. Ina Hunt and Mra. Joyce Sawyeie. Girls ticipated: Youngblood, Gayle A ba A n d e r e e n . BeemMe Dunn, A na M a c L a i M A 3. Miller, Kllaabath Bwaamy, P. Hunt, M tiled * Nolaae, K , whopar­ K, Biekop. J. fewyete. �SIDE GLANCES O U R BO A R D IN G HOUSE By Galbraith Hold Your O wnSale W ith HERALD W ant-Ads ** twV. kU M W IU N O tV fETKmoM,ALIAo3 EM OOMTSNOM RW1HS WSOWWMrtT/ CRONH A FBW NeARS A6C/MF4 <0 i m p a m m o w ith t t x j o n rttenttial 20. Hardware ffljf Banfarb Srralb Page 6A — May 26, 1965 AFWMTEA 1M T HMTAKlN*TIM* OFF j NtOM MS W t N I H INTER•FT'S TO Sanrord'a Host Complete TE D W IL L IA M S HOW. tot e . iith ._____________ m - m t TRAIN MUMI8»U- T » *04 A O O V TAB ARr/ O F E u p P isa p u s c u i* / Classified Phones rte a ■ ••n H E ir k u p i 322-5612 D ta n lM te m C e u lr 425-5938 Dial Rat L n « rv> 0AciN<a js? up to, ■ j4 O UT OUR W A Y J U p to 5 11 | l . i t | 1.B0 11.80 a to to 11 n jo |u o I m o W fc ♦'You tnd your m i k y BLAST OFF I** C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner 22. I'I limbing PLUMBING Contracting Repair* F R E E ESTIM ATES R. L H A R V E Y l i t Nanford Ave._______i l l - 1111 23. Painting P A IN T IN Q * reyalfj lll- t llt . 30. Home Appliances 21 to 25 IS | l.30| 3.15| 4.75 G. E. Ap.llencee— New A Ueed 111 Magnolia___________ t l l - l l l t 2A to 30 |S 1 1.S0 | 2.78 I 5.70 31. Musical Instruments Lies per lino} th erg n C h art** C O N T K A C T R ATE S ON H K tlU EST CLASS I ME I* IMNI'La V 11.50 1’ rr Inch (Minimum a t 1 ealaata larhaa ERRORS” The H erat* trill aet he spnuslhl* fo r snore thaa i la ra rrrrl laeerllea. COPY The H erel* reerrree the prl* r lle a * « f r e je r lla * ar r*»leInc a a r ndvrrHeemenl which It * rr a ie ebjerllnuuble ta Ike a a lle t » t thie e «»»r . PRISCILLA’S POP D E A D LIN E S J C t L L A fl M U S T ' W ELLS DRILLED , PUMPS S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS All Trpaa and Slaea Wa Itepalr and Servlca S T I N E Machine and Supplr Co. HIT w . tnd s t _________ I l l - t t l l 11 to IS u I 1.50 |1.»»1 2.85 IS to 20 H I 1.50 12.52 I 2.80 M lahaaai A 4— I (flte M r ilt r a m t i * 1,10 Mlalmana A ll Ik lp Data A4a at 1-Ray Rata 12 Noon Day Before Publication Pur Inarrtiona and Kill* (S a t Noon For Monday) ?unTng tlin e Cumbaa — l l t - t l l ) Plano Tuning ao< Repair W. L. Harmon t lt - t lll 50. Mine. For Sale able. Repoaieselnn L I at 1141.44 — l l t l . l l i 1- Un­ derwood Hand Adding Ma­ chine, Credit balance, Hubtracte, Repoiaeselon. Llal till.o o Special Ill.tO . PO W ELL'S O FFICE SU PPLY HOOVER VAC. CLEANERS W H IT E SEW ING MACHINES Authorised Bales A Service G ARRETTS 100 B. First. t tl- lIM HANFORD SEW ING C EN TE R 104 Mo. Park Ave. tll- llll 1/4 HOLLYW OOD Red. foam nialtrrea, linens Included. Iiracllcallr new. I!I- »7 7 ). •J» PLYM OUTH, luggauo reck. Ruby Stroller. til-4011. UFED A ir Conditioner 110-130 voiia, n o . i n - m s . M EVH W O R K HKI1IT8 It A H M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS 110 Hanford Ave. 2. I'cm innU 5*14 e f»W A .Ia T )IS a tt * a e B . Rut I didonly rntks on* osll. Ilk* you atldl.l told Jtnio to Hiv e tho gong otll mot'* TIZZY By Kate Osann 323-S7S1 CH ECK OUR E V E R Y D A Y Do you have a drinking prob­ LO W PRICKB! lem. W rite P. O. Ilua t i l l , O FFIC E F IIR N IT U R R Sanford. Hample Itema: 4 Dr. I.etterflle Cabinet, full suspension, Reg. 111.11. our price 119.91. Royal 4. Beauty Care Hwlrel E lec. Chair, Iteg. |I),)S. our price 141.11. CosH A R R IE TT*'* Beauty R 0 o k. co Ever. Swivel Chair, Reg. • oft water, evenlna apple. I71.1S, our price 117.10. IOi do. Oak. t r i - s m . PO W E I.L'fl OFFICE H UPPLT COLORED P H O P E R T T FOR HALE 1 BDRM. HOME O N LY 1100 DOWN Jim W a lte r Corporation haa nice I Udrm. home for sale R O B E R T A. W IL L IA M S In Oefeen. (D irections: Tak e Realtor State Road 411 Eaat out ot Raymond LundquteL Aaeo. Hanford, go through Osteen I l l - t i l t Atlantic Bank Bldg. A look fo r arrow s house A lot fo r eale. On le ft Just outside C ity L im its.) Only T H E T IM E TE STE D P1BM 1104 Down. 110.40 per month. 111 N. P ark Ava. Ill- lilt Call Orlando Collect 111-0)11. F U R N IT U R E lll.M T t 55. Furniture For Sale W ILSON • M A IE R FURN Bur — BaU — Trade l l l - l l E. let. lll.llll $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES Seminole Realty 12. Special Notices 73. Male or Femnle Help II1 -IIII Seleotlon o f I, t. and 4 Uedrooma located In varloga He,(lone o f Sanford Immediate D elivery __ a t­ 15. Special Services jr - ifc 1 M H t bo gtttlng eld. Tho ItMs I baby i t t tonight M W M d •I Hulo Hoops!" E* R m t m Put He R E A D Y -M IX f'O NC RKTK Illocke. Stepping Htonee, Hand, Hleei, Grease Traps. Rock, Lot Mark ere, Polyethylene, W ire Ueeh. Htepe. W indow Hills, Dry W elle A Drain Tils. M IR AC LE CONCRETE CO. LAW NS mowed. Edging, Lota Cleaned, Leaves Vacuumed. I ll- t lO f. 51. Articles For Kent LAW NN MOWED, Fluor cleanIng A Window Cleaning. 111t lt l. A & H CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS. ROOFING, P A IN T IN G A INSULATING Financing Arranged lll- tllt SICK ROOM NEEDS BU G S B U N N Y Wheel Chalre, W alkers, Cense A Crutches tor rent nr eale. Prescriptions at L o w e s t Prices. Discount to people over I I A all Service Person­ nel. Check our prices. F A U S T DRUG STORE Free Delivery 111-6114 F IX IT BHOF N EW LOCATION IM Bo. French 111-1111 T A X I SERVICE— Round trip from Oviedo to Sanford or anywhere In thle vicinity. Reasonable Rates. I t t - I I I T . 16. Intarior Decorators UPHOLSTERING. D t t | Of lea Slip Covers. P roa esti­ m ates A ll work guaranteed. Also, used furniture, >tama> ante fo r eale. Adaina Decora' to re l l l - l e l l . _______________ 18. Ia p 4 e e e W fe r r ic * 11M mSTlIHWBW M A IN TE N A N C E Mowing. Spraying, Pruning. Edging. Lot Your Landsaape Be Our W orry. D ell ue for ■•Um ata an Y ea r Round K a Im . VOSS LANDSCAPE 828-1950 Aftar 6 19. HvikUra S e w * * T f f c a i t c o lc r o te StepA OR EGO H I L U M M R CO I M l| l« AVW IM -M M . IRONINO, my home, I l l - I l l ! Satisfaction guaranteed. DATS W O R K 1 1 1 -im . Legal Notice R E N T A BED Rotleway, Hospital. Baby B eds by Day, Week, ar Month. CA It ROLL'S F U R N IT U R E 111 W. I at. lll.llll IN T H E CIRCUIT CO CRT, NINTH JI'D IlT 41. t lR Cl IT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN­ TY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERT NO, I W I I NOTICE TO D EFEN D You name It— we have It!" JOHNNIE T. WATSON, P lain tiff, POPCORN M ACH INE for Car­ V I. nivals. Baiaare A Partis*. K E IK O WATSON, A M E R IC A N R E N T -A L L De'endant t i l l a H iawatha t ll- llll T H E STATM OF F L O R ID A T u i K E IK O WATBON 4141 Queen D rive corpus Chrtatt. Tease PLKAPH T A K E NOTICE (h it la the P e a rl o f tba County you ere hereby required to fit* dodge, l e u t * * U c e u e ly , State your w ritten anewer or da Florida, la Probate fens*. If any, pareonaity or by la re the M etal* a l l an attorney, on or before June E RNEST M ACK LIN 7. >141, at the O ffice ot the Deceased Clerk o f the Circuit Court, F IN A L XDTICH Seminole County Courthouee, Notice la hereby given that Sanford, Florida. H i l l , and In the underpinned w ill, on tho m ell a copy thereof to Sten14th day o f June, A. D. t i l l atrom. Davie A McIntosh, A t. present ta the Honorable Coun­ fornere for P la in tiff, Post O f. ty Jodgo a t Seminole County, flee Beg 1114, Sanford Florida, Florida, hla final return, ac­ IITTI, la that certain divorce count and vouchers, a* Ececu- proceeding pending against •or or the Estate e t E RNEST you la the Circuit Court o f the MACK LIN , deceased, end at Ninth Judicial Circuit In and aald time, then and there, make for Seminole County, Florida, applloatlon to tho said Judge la Chancery, an abbreviated tor a final settlement o f kle title o f e ild cause being "John­ administration or aald estate, nie T. W atson. P la in tiff, v e r ­ and for an order discharging sus Ketko W ateoo, Defendant," him aa ouch etecutor. and herein fall not or a D e­ Dated thta lha l l l h d o r a f cree P ro Confeeao w ill be en­ May, A. D. t i l l . tered against you. and the /a/ Jamas Edward Macklin causa proceed eg parte. Aa Eaocutor a f tha Estate (B E A D a f E R N E ST M AC KLIN , Arthur H. Beckwith, J r . P ia i— i l Clerk o f the Circuit Court STK N ITltO M , D A V IS * By t Martha T . Vtbleu M clN T O fH Deputy Clerk Attorneys (a r B ieeutov Btenelrom, Davie A McIntosh Pant O tflco Bog U l t Atteaaeye at Law Sanford, Florida m il PeeW O fflce Bog 111! Publish May 11, 11, I I A Jaas Bauferd. Florida UTU I. I N I . Publish May 1, u , it, SI, t i l l Legal Notice CDM-tf CPU-11 ^ P A R K IIIR O E — SUW-DIVIYIOM 1 lldrm.. 1 (Ith., Entry Foyer, Fam ily Room, Breakfast liar, Rullt - In Kitchen, Central Heat. Douhla Garage. C ity Hewer. 117.160, Open Dally. Evenings 444-1711. Investment A Realty I t ! N. Park Ave. IlM tT t Management 1 HR., I H Rath*, w ill be a v a il­ able July I. I'h. I l l - I l l ? a fter 4 p. m. o r weekends. and Sales Broker JIM H U N T £ SO U T H W A R D Properly REALTY 77. Situation Wanted ft 1 REDROOM. I Bath. Asaoma M ortgage, ph. 121 1(»IT after I p. m. VA - FH A O ffice) I l f . l l l l CANAH Day Camp begins June W IG — 100 *4 European lla lr, Brown. Hlyratosm head In NEWS C O n R E I 7-ONDENT N ights! i n - o i e i 141b., Lake Oolden. For In* HI-4141 eluded 141.00. 111. 1011. formation call I l l - I l l ! , Fred wanted In Oviedo, tlu it cover 1114 Parh Drive (la n e s _____________________ ____ Social, Church A S c h o o l MOTHER'S DAY L A Y -A W A Y Event*. Use o f Camera nereaRrautlful Z ig-Z ag D let-o-M allc sary. Contact Paul Uronk- 1 REDROOM, Hardwood floor*, 13. t'aterinK • Food wall to wall carpet, nawly sewing machine laid away shlre, Sanford Harald. 111painted Inside A out. 8mall for Molher'a Day G ift. Party 1111. B LA C K EVE PEAS. Come pick down payment A terms. 1101 lett Area. Only tll.Ou, B a l­ your own. Ph. t l l - l l l l nr Fnrast Dr.. Wynnewood. 111ance palable monthly. Call 111-4011. tltl. Collect GA 1-1117, Orlando. • M k M k n iltllM I ft $100.00 DOWN M O N TH LY P A Y M E N T S FROM $50.00 FOR T H E IJEST HOME 72. Female Help Wanted BU Y SEE YOUR Hi i UHKK K K P K Il for fam ily of H O S P IT A L BED, tar ( p. m. I PK H ALI'! Buff Colored AKC. Itralatcreil Cocker Hpanlel •loc. 1>4 yrs, l l l - t l l t . A w Seminole Realty DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop­ tion. boarded Animal Rescue liSsgue, 1101 W. Minnesota, liet.and Ph. T l l . f l t t . A N IM A I. IIAV K N . Kennel*. Hrrerned Itun, llo.irdl i< 1111711. Y 'a ll collie are ual S t Johns Realty Ball-Blair Agency I. May lira In. 111.7014 a fter 1. HEN MORE Automatic Washer, good condition, 1 II-II0 0 after REGISTERED NURSE. L.P.N.. Cook fo r challenging work I. for the elderly. Above aver­ AUTO M ATIC Washer, newly re age salary. Apply D ellary conditioned 110. It. C. A. Manor Nuralng Home. I l l Whirlpool air conditioner 4411. $40. 111*1411 a fter I p. m. W ANTK D t Whlta lady between 14 Cu. Ft. O K. Refrigerator. I I A 40 to llva In good home Wardrobe Trunk. Vacuum with widow. Must be able to cleaner. NO 1-4111. cook A do some housework. 111-4177. ________ 10" (IE Range. Ilka new, 111. t i l - 0111. H. Bets & Supplies B A ilT P IL C H E R Beet Buy Broker 111-7411 Day or N igh t R A V E N N A P A R K , I Bedroom, For the biggest selection a f 1 bath. Low down payment nearlr new and used fu rn i­ 111.14 monthly. Call m-4144. ture, aea N oll's Furnltura Real Estate — insurance B rokeragt In Caseelborrr Ird A Park Ave Ill- M il H O W E L L P A R K — Only I I on 17-11. Open • dare I to 1. 10 ACRES — BY O W N ER minutes from NAS near Youth Joins Deltona, 1,000* Lake Seminole Elementary and FREE E S TIM A TE front. 1,100’ paved road front. Junior H igh School*. F u lly Upholstering A M attress ren­ 1 miles from Sanford. High air conditioned three bedovating. New O Ueed Furni­ land A wooded, Also aeveral bedroom homes w ith built-in ture. Call Ntx Bedding M fg. Lakefront Lots. Ph. New stove, te r ra iio floors, eldeCo. at m C elerr Ave, 111Smyrna 411.7111. w alk* A eewere. V A A F1IA 1111. resales, only 1100.00 down, LA R O E eight bedroom, I bath 111.00 month total. VacanL Ueed furniture appliances, tool*, home on specious corner lot, Quick pneeeiiton. Call 4(7etc. Bought - Sold. L a rrr'e 4 blocks from canter oC Sen4111 (W in te r P a rk ). D ewey Mart, 111 Sanford Ava. Ph. ford. Ideal o f Investment, M etcalf Realtor. 111-1111. buelneas o r building alto. Owner overeeaa. 411 W. let Bt. Contact E verett A - H ar­ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. per, Registered Broker, 1441 Bedd.ng A Furniture Park Ave., Ph. til-1111. In A T FACTO R Y PR IC E S! Hanford or Lt. Colonel R o­ S E V E R A L ou tstandin g 3 A I I l l Magnolia 111-1111 bert C. Morris, Adjutant Gen­ Bedroom Hom e* available In eral Division, Headquarters a ll Areas ot Sanford. L e t us 1 SET Bunk Bede 111. 111-1110. UHAREL'R, A P O New York. Show you Aroundl 0»I01. (Send A IR M A IL ). Please do not disturb tenant. 60. ItusinesH O p p o rt. Make otter. Listed securities acceptable In trade. m o l t Interval Short Term In ­ 1101 « . Park Ave. ventor Wanted. U t i l UuelI l l t i l l anytim e IN T E R E S T E D IN A neae. Ph. a lte r 1:10 p. m. R E A L BARG AIN ? 111*0114. Then this targe 1 bedroom I BEDROOM HOME O X LT home with wood floor*, eepISO DOWN 69. Schools & Instructions •r a t* dining room and F lor­ Jim W a lter Corporation has ida room, with large shad* nice 1 Bedroom home fo r frees w ill please you. The •ale in shady Borrento, The F LYIN G SEM INOLE RANCH ow ner le asking only 17,140 perfect anewer for a young (Space University A irp ort) with Term*. married couple who want to Located I mile* East ot Oviedo STE M PE R AG ENCY •eve money A finish the In­ on llw y . 410 I* now open. Realtor Appraiser lm u ror terior o f the home themStudent Instruction now g iv ­ 111-4)11 1111 8. French solve*, (D irection*: Take en In Piper Cherokee "110." Hwy. 44 to Sorrento, then Come out and learn to (ly IF YOU P A Y rent you can take Hwy. 417 North. W hen NOW. Eapert Instruction in own a homa o f your own. a releanil atmosphere rem ov­ you turn, look tor arrows tit Home ready fo r occupancy. the property Just o f f Hwy, ed (rum busy (ra ttle pat­ l.M N E N TE R PR ISES. INC. tern*. T w in-engine Charter 41.) Only (16 down A tl«.20 194 Longwood Pim a, Longavallsbla anywhere. K e a n per month. Call Orlando Col­ wood, Fla, Aviation I ’ roducla available lect 1)1-4911. for llappy F lyin g. Ph. J4S. LO V K l.Y CO UNTRY HOME H o t tor further Information C O U N TR Y HOME On lartt* lake, 1-A of land, 1 and appointment. tldrm., 1 bathe, I k *, living MODERN 3 Bedroom, A ir Con. dltloned, masonry home on room, eep, dining room, k it­ MEN 17-10 W A N T E D TO U ra * 110 ft. by H I ft. ParcM chen equip., doubt* garage, T R A IN for Railroad Com* fu lly air conditioned, hard­ o f rich lend. Just West o f munlratlona position*, aver­ C ity A I minute* from down­ wood floor#, grounds nicely age IfnO-tlOO a month. Job* Inn lumped. Aw ay from tra f­ town Hanford. Only 110,710, created by retirem ent*, fami­ fic A airplane pattern. with enod local financing ne** Increases. T raining need available, not Interfere with present C. A . W H ID D O N, SR. work. Must have clear re­ B RO K E R cord, no handicap*, not color 161 4. Park ftl- IH I Mind, and high arhoot. W rite name, home address, phone to 1101 8. Park Ava. Ilox l i t , Hanford Herald. 90. I<otH For Sale 111-1131 anytime 4 LUTS 1)11.00. *21.00 down 71. Male Help Wanted SH AD Y OAKH | tl mo. Oakway o ff Hanford Ave. 111-1741._________________ You'll love this t lilt, custom APT. M ANAGER. II Unite, built home In beautiful M ayHanford, Retired preferred. fair. The many e itra e make Call 111-4171 or 111-1070 Or­ 93. Houses For Sale Il a "hom e." R ealistically lando after T p. m. priced. Only 11.040 down, Hhown by appointment. C all G o vern m en t O w ned P A R T TIM E , Handyman, reDottle Dolt at t l l - l l l l . KaHomes tired or asml-retlred, Itoneet. elusive with C R U M LE Y Reference*. 111-1141. Mi INTU ITU . INC. MEN W A N T E D — Ages 17-10 to S P E C IA L ON I'EKMH 1/4 TON York Air Conditioner, (rain for Railroad Communi­ Ace llrauty Hho|i has moved 111: Davenport |ll>; Single cations position. See ad Un­ In Cut *N' Curl tlrauly Hhup, It,..11.a-w ay Red, 110. I l l der Claea It. 10'S o ff of regular pricer of on e. I ’ srme. I l l I’alniatto Ave. I'h. let CLASH IIODY Man. Recta 121-imll. Carpets clean easier with the llndy Shop, Hanford Ave. A liiue I.uelra Electric HhamIth 111-7041. pnoer only I I per day. Car6. Child Care roll Furnltura Co. NAN M l I'M K ID D IE CARE, 14 I t F K IttiE R ’ H A I r Conditioner K. dak Ave.. l l l - l i t l l . Infanta ll.ono 1ITU, |100 cash, 121to ( yrs. Wa Never Cloie. m i. SHORT RIBS SELL. US Four Furniture. Quick Service with the Ce»h. ■U PE R T R A D IN G POST. 111-1111. USED 24. Well Drilling PLW W S RECORD* ' W T A t t M U T I f fM TIRED OF OOOP S O M , C M f T 1 K u t n I g THEN s E h BORHOOD X *>U BHT 7HS ALARM 1 , fOKYDU WH6M f T » TIM S ROR '* X M \ C X jO C X M O LC TM C r M M / WBAR.7HJS0LP WATCH AMD \ TAKE TH AT INSTEAPl KSCPCHECKSJd r r - WHEN T H 'U T T L H ) I ’LL HAVE ENOUGH H AM PM OM F/VB A M P T K B idH A N D M lS e R Y W ^ p J T V * ■ — n TO T W E U ft. COMB W OKT J T IM * COMES. WITH* HOMei jmflflT OUTKMOWMWHEM Dlalaaea 84. Real Estate • Sale 21. Howe Repairs________ COMPLETE K IT C H E N rem o. deling, w ith complete low Financing arranged. Call I I I 1JJ0 or I 1 M I I I . ______________ 95. Homes For Sale 53. Wanted To Buy (104 DOWN t HR.. I t x 17 Fla. Rm „ Ter. Floor*, K it. equip. |4T mo. pa ye all. H E L M L Y R E A L T Y . O fflre In V illa g e Hall. N. Or­ lando. 111-1411, nights 1111171. I m ■ BEDROOM A ir Conditioned, Itt bathe, Florida Room, V ery Reasonable. T ee A Green Estate. 111-0441. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF a FLORIDA, IN A ND FOR IE M I- • NOLE COUNTY. CHAXCKHY NO. 14A4B. n o t i c e n r nu i t V IA N N E M. T A Y L O R , P lain tiff, l l l - l l t l 1441 Hiawatha at IT-11 Payton Realty Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT COVET OF T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR BKMINOLH COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY NO. 14WB M UTUAL FIN AN CE COMPANT. ~i corporation. P la in tiff veJO IIN N Y J. JACO and A R L E N E JACO, hie wife. Defendants. NOTICE o r SUIT ■TATE o r FLOEIDA TOi JOHNNY J. JACO and A R ­ LE NE JACO, his w ife whose residence lei UNKNO W N You are hereby required tn file yonr answer or w ritten de­ fense!. If eny, In the above pro. ceedlng with the Clerk o f thle Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon the P la in tiff's atforntye. whose nemee and ad* dreee appears hereon, on or be­ fore the Ith day o f June, lld l, the nature o f this proceeding being a suit for forecloeura of m ortgage against the follow Ing described property, to-wits Lot 1* "lo c k 1. MOBILE MANOR, tnd SECTION, as recorded In P te l Book lt, Teg#* 41. 47 A 41, Public Records af Bemlaola Coun ty, Florida DONE AND O RD ERED At •aaford County o f Seminole. S},idV.,i3rM* ,rd 4,r (SE A L) Arthur If. Beckwith Jr., ru rttBemlaola County, Florida B y) Martha T . Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Joseph W. Panlello e t (1REGORT, COURS A P A N IE L L O Attorneys fo r F U tn llff 444 Jtckson Street Tampa t. Florida c d m -'xi Uv *• P A U L A. T A T L O R , Defendant. TO* P A U L A. T A Y L O R , whose resldenre la 1411 Orlando Drive, Hen Joes, California, A sworn complaint having been filed In (he Circuit Court & In and fo r Seminole County, V Florida, In Chanrery. entitled "V IA N N E M. TAYIdJR. Plain­ tiff, ve. P A U L A. T A Y L O R , De­ fendant,” praying for certain rella f for (he above named p lain tiff, V IA N N E M. T A Y L O R . NOW. T H E R E F O R E . T H U IR TO N O T IF Y YOU that If you wleh to defend agalnet and contest the above entitled ac­ tion, you are required to file your anewer or other w ritten derm a*. If any you have to Ihle complaint, with the C lerk & o f the above styled Court and 9 lo serve upon p la in tiffs attor­ ney. A L B E R T N. F IT T S , 1 Ma­ sonic Building, Sanford, F lo r­ ida, a copy therof, on or befor the ll t h day o f June. l l l l . The nature o f aald complaint le to pray that the above des­ cribed Court w ill gran t tha above named p la in tiff a d iv ­ orce o f and from you a vinculo matrimonii aad w ill award cus­ tody o f the fo llo w in g named children, to -w ltt Vlanne Paula T aylor, Mary M argaret T a y lor _ and Paul A. Taylor, J r , to the f t •aid p laintiff. F A IL HOT TO A N S W E R leet a decree pro eonfteeo be enter­ ed herein against you. W ITN E S S my hand and o f f i ­ cial seal o f the above etyled Court at Sanford. Femlnole County, Florida, this l l l h day o f May, A. D. l i l t . (B E A L ) A rth u r H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f Above Styled Court A lb ert N. Fltta Attorney fo r P la in tiff _ I Maaenle Bldg. . ft Sanford, Florida. * Publish May It , I I * J i m % 1,1 **• 1MI CPM-1% �Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them ! Call 322-5612 95. Houses For Sole I 95. Houses For Ssls 94* Asntorb BED ROOK. I B ATH HOKE, LAKEW OOD SHORES T il Baywood ClreU. Ilea w ill 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, double car* at>4 pump. Monthly payment porta. Air Corn), Dlehwaaher, H I .I I . Including Internet, I I I . 100. I l l monthly, t is ( a i m and Inauranc*. Call 111. Cherry wood Dr. F lfllN . 3 11Palroetm tooit*** npjir t'l*!'A N Ddiwnutn lr« i! f f , A 1eo 174(1 VO LKSW AG EN Van, Side l-oader, Enalne recently re­ lUae. or Ur.JTiO 1 H tn»fu A flit.* i l l Turk. built, i l j N. W in ter Park D r. Casselberry. 10’*. Mobile Homes . Sale 1 ROOM Apt., Ivt Flntir. p ri­ vate bath, clean. Adult*. 177111*. 116. Autos • Sals or Trads 1-1 end 1 Bedroom* NEW and USED 3 IIOQM8 A Hath. W ater A 1111 S K Y L IN E R , retrackatds Awning* A Cabana* llaht* furn.. Adult*. H# per hardtop, radio, heater, power Q UALt T MOBILE DOMES month 373-4114. #11 MelHwy. 13-91 » 137-1113 steering. I l l # cash or trad* tnnxllt* Ave. fnr older ear. Un. 137-tttT or as* at H I Garrison Dr. 11)1 8 P A R C R A F T Trailer, 1 FURN. Apt. 40# P «rk Ft. Wide 11 Ft 1rf.ni. Cxn be **#n at 1711 W. 3nd SI. 44 VO LKSW AG EN S u n r o o f KtTHN*. AI*T., Rp#inn#bU. I2Jor call 377-141#. and radio. Like new, 1144 9110 xlown amt assume low month­ ly payments. W ill accept 10.1, Mobile Homes • Kent FllltN. APT., 133-11*47. trade of older car. Ph: 237-1449 after 1 p. m1# X 1# IlO U R E TB AILE It for I BEDROOM Furn.. Redecorat­ 4:3# p. tn. Monday through ed. W ater. |l# mo 373-9193 rent, 1(4 mn. Shaded Lot. Saturday OITR ANCESTORS loll. night llt.lllo. NICE 1 Bdrm, corner, 1 Iota, BDRM.. 1 Hath. Deep 11,710. l l l . l l l l . fo r lA«n, 171.11 monthly pay­ ment*. Available I June. Ph. 1-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kitchen 111*1111. equipped, fenced yard with pump. Newly painted, lin o T W IN BUT down, iit u m i prints, of H I I VArr n«At, 1 BR. COttABM, mo. I l l Mltnoea Terrace, Bun. 1 furnlahed, rented at IIO.CO land. 111-7111. monthly. W alking dlatanca to grocery-laundrv. Tour op ­ I BEDROOM. 1 bath*, l a r g e portunity tor horn*, pitta In­ home, doubt* carport*, k it­ coma. Both tor only 11,0(10. chen equip Take over payShown by appotntmant, call menu i l l . B i l l . thla number: 111.4111. Crumley • Montetth. tne. 96. Houses - Sate or Kent I I or 1 IlDRM. llouea. Call attar 4:10— 111.1111. 1 BEDROOM. lll- llll. $100 DOWN I Bath 106. Apartments for Rent S. I, A 1 BEDROOMS 1. 14 A 1 BATHS K IT C H E N E Q UIPPED IX3W M O NTH LT PAYM ENTS IM M E D IATE D E LIV E R Y Tor com plete Inform ation See or Call Tour FHA - VA SALE S BROKER W o H *v# The Home For Ton STEN STR O M FURN. "C ’monl We're In California now-—let's tik e the top down!" r 97. Houses For Kent lll- llll lll- llll A LW A Y S llood Rental*. Kurillehed A Unfurnlihed. SanD R IVE ford A [.aka Mary Area. See lll.T III ua at 111 k. Park AVI. BALLKIO H TS B LA IR AtlENCY. 111(141 l l l . l l l l TW O 3 nirm ., turn, houiea on Stone lelend: A lio Furn. Stu­ dio Apt. Ph. 111.1110. PARK FURNISHED Houee, Mary. 111-100. LAR G E CORNER LOT Laka 3-BEDROOM Unfurn. houee. Carport#. Laraa Fenced In Back Tard. 111-1711. Secluded A Shaded 1 Bdrm.. 1 4 bath#, attractively land* •raped In nice City location. L A K E M ARY, Furn. llouae, 1 Bdrm., A,lulu. No Pet*. I l l Can bo youra for only 1100 1110. down, plua P H A or Conven. tlonal Terma, Itae built-in (•BEDROOM. 14 Rath. Large oven A ran t*, breekfaet her. Lot. 131-MOO. 1 elr conditioning unite, fir e ­ place A form e] dining room. 1-11 ED ROOM, Furn. 117 Holty. Thla could be the home for you. 1 BEDROOM Unfurn., kltibvn equipped. 113-liM. STEN STR O M 3 R E A LT Y t i l t P erk Dr. Bedroom houee, equip., 133-1301. kitchen N IC E LY Furn. 3 Rr. houee. 3111 Palmetto. I11-0174. Diet 171-1410 1 Bedroom furnlihod home, on W est elds. Cell l l t - l l l t a f ­ ter I. JU VE R FR O N T cuetom built maeonry home three yeare old, tw o oxtrn largo bedrooma, tw o tllo bathe, large liv in g room and dining tree, complete Oenerel Electric kitchen, paneled watla throughout, watk-ln cloaete, I I ft. eliding glaaa doors opening on large screened.In torch o v e r lo o k lr r r i v e r . ergo aoreened-ln patio, OK Central heating, I I x IS U tility, double carport, 1 4 aero* on high bluff, many treee, private boat channel with boethouae. truly n beau, tlfu l and choice location, rath or torma, ownar, James M. Roe, W eleka, Florida. LOCH ARBOR A IR Conditioned i Bdrm., 14 bathe, unfurn. home, l-arg* lot. $131. It. A, William*. Realtor, l l l - l l l l . FU RNISH ED 1-bedrcom. Out W. le t F t, HO n o , Call 111d ill. I LAR G E 1 Rdrm , 1 Full Bath*, with Bang# <No R efrig era ­ to r). 1IM Magnolia. Contact Ted W illiam * Ilardwara. FURNISHED l-ll*d room home, l l l - l l l l aftar I p. m. APT. 317-3K#. Apt. 333- 1— Loat S Foiled dl—M onty Wontod I — Per tonal* t l —Savings * Leas 4— Beauty Cere I I — Insurance I I —School* A Instructions 4— Day Nurseries 70— Employment Servlets d— Child Care I —Doge— Cate— P els 71— M alt It tip Wan tod 10— Poultry — Livestock 11— F tm el* llolp Wanted 11— Specltl Notlcee I t —M alt or Femato lla lg I I —Catering — Food 74—Sale* Help Wanted 14— Bicycle Repelrs 77—situation Wanted I I — Special Services It — Inrom t Property I I — Uuitneea Prop —Bale I I —Interior Decorator* I t — Janitorial services I I — ileal Estate Wanted *1— Real K e n t* Sal* I f — Landscape Service IT — Iluitneaa Remain I I — Builders Supplies SO— Loin For 8*1* 10— Hardware 11— Home Improvements I t — Farm*—d roves II— Acreage 11— Plumbing I I — Houses For Sale I I — Pklntlng 01—lloueta—Sal* or n eat 14— W ell D rillin g I I — Houee For Rent 11— Air Cond. A Heating loo — Retort Hem al* I I — Radio - Tel*vision 101—T ra iler*—Cabana# I I — Photo A Equipment 101—Mobil# Homes—Sale 10— Home Appliances 11— Musical Instruments H 'l—Mobil* Horn**— Rent 104—Trailer Space— R eal I I — Uualneae Equipment 104— Trailer Lata—Sal* I t —Job Printing 104— Apartment* For R est I I — Upbolatery 101— Rooma For Rent I I — Vacuum Cleaners 110— H o ld Rooms 17—Moving A Storage 111— Rental Agent* I t — Exterminators I I I — Wanted To Rant I I —Plante — Feeds — Seed* i l l — Auto* For Sat* 10— MUo. For SOU I I I —Autoe— Bate o r Tradg 11— A rticle* For Rent 111—T ru ck ! For Sal* I I —Swap or Exchange 110— Automotive Service I I —Wanted To Bur 111— Frootere A Cycles 11— Furnlturo Tor Selo 113— Boats A Motor* I t — Antiques For Sal* 111—Marin* Supplies I t —Uonoy T o Loan Id— Buolnaao Opportunities hath. 108. Rooms For Kent I l l W E E K L Y , Furn. 1 lldrm. A p t. Util. Furn. t i l K. Mh. ROOMS for Men. 441 Magnolia. 1-7-4774, UN FU RN ISH ED 3 bedr-mm Duplex Apt.. Irrraieoo floor*, COUItTEOUST CHARGE AC­ COUNTS— limited credit If tile bath, Venetian blinds, you own a phone. Put ola**tkitchen equipped. i::- :3 3 l fled A '* to work for null a fter I p. m UNFURN. 7 Bdrm. Duplex. Kitrhen equip. 177-1144. FURN. Duplex Apt.. I Rnoma S hath, lid me. 1 Mila Mouth of Hunts. 171-1341. CLASSIFIED INDEX R E A LT Y lilt lll.llll downstairs N ew ly drenrated, wall In wall Carpetlna A Carport*. 4V4 3 ROOM Apt . private K. Itth St. Adult* only. 3:3-19*7. P1NECREBT— 1 UR., kttchan equipped, recently painted ln.11* A out. 111.1110. 1 to I BEDROOM, 3 Bath, leak# Mary. I Acre*, to t'ltrua Treee. many ehada treee, very Quirt. S1SO per month, aralU M e July I or oala Oil.ooo. 111-0111. ated. n»»0. DOW NSTAIRS Unfurn. 1 Bdrm. Apt., kitchen equipped. 1414 W. llth St. 4-Room. 1-11r. Futn. Apl. I I I . Call aftar I p.m. and w eek­ end*. 3Sl-nl«9. 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apl., Tile bath, Trrraeiu tlooia. 123 4011 after I. FURN. Apt. Cloea tn. Jtmmt* Cowan. 111*4411. W K LA .vA APAR TM E NTS V . Klrat St. III KUHN. DUPLEX, I Hdrm.. redecorated, I t l mo.. Ia k > Jet•up. Call 133-744* a fter 4:14. FURN. APT.. 110# M tllonvllle. 115. Autos For Sale Apt. 1‘JO. Automotive Service auto Olaae to p * A Seat Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 341 W. Ind St. 313-1433 A L L W O RK G UAR AN TE ED AUTO GLASS IN STA LLE D •|9 C H EVRO LET DEL A IR SE­ Senkarik Glass and Paint DAN. (leorgeoue a d d and Company white, lox-at I owner. I.nw 11# AUxnolla Ph. ltl-4 1 7 ! mlleaae. Compl-ta and full factory equipment. Automatic 1 2 3 . R u n ts & M o t o r s Iranetttlealon, faotnry airrundltlonlnn, radio and hratFT Itiinalioul Rnal. Winder. pnw rr brake,. power 14shied, t'onv. Top. Slerrln * aleerlng. Extra, extra aharp. Onnlrols. l i H P Kvlnrud* No ceah needed. $IS mn Elec Stxrlrr, Galnr Tilt Ph. 123-43o! Trailer A Skill, 14no. j : : - . 4919. 1*11 LANCER, 4 O f , Standard TranamUilon. #7 VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER •711 04 114, recently painted III# , lll- llll. SANFORD MOTOR CO in# French Ave 131-4113 II FT. Aluminum lluat. lo hp. BOB McKEE USED CARS NO MONEY DOWN TnI French Ave 131-0731 1943 liltE Y , VIV. Sunroof. R A IL Excellent Cond, H .llO . I l l 194#. '4(1 CUSTOM AD VKNTU URE DeSOTO. Immaculate thruout You have to era this car to appreciate. \u original AVALON APARTMENTS equipment. Automatlo Iran*111 W. 3ml St.. 113-3417 mlaalon, heater, power aleer­ lng, power brakes, power L A K E MARY. Clean. Lee. Furn window, and seats. Drives Apt.. Adult*. 133-ltlu like a dream. Ideal for a tong vaeallnn trip, duaran3 BEDROOM duplex, furnish­ lead 1 owner. No cash need­ ed. |7o mo.. I mil* South ed. I l l mo. Ph. 133-4401. from Ilunl*. 133-3341. DUPLEX 118. Trucks For Sale 3-ROOM Furn. all H ill, 14# mo. *I !* KUVID I’lrk-Up* run* good. it s . _________ or 111 wk. 177-37*4 4 ROOM APT. Houaa. I BR.. 1 Bath. Double Util. Rnu Playroom. Fenced yard. Ph. I ll- o io i. F H A - V A HOMES 12,1. Hosts & Mot ora 106. Apartments for Rent Rrrslb May 26, 1965 — Pane 7A 97. House* For Kent 3 Bedroom Furn. 1311 Palmetto, D UPLEX, | lldrm. Spacious II RAMIII.I'll Station Wagon. AlitomatIn. RAH. 111-1149. It o u m *, Tlullt-In Kitchen equipment, Lee. Unrhi Link 'in SUPUIt I , OLDS MOBILE. Fence enclosure fur fh'ldran. Factory alr-rundltlnn, powerFurn. nr Unfurn Cieeelbarry, aleerlng. power brake*, au­ •13-1130 or l l l - l l l l . tomatic transmission, healer, Srlectomatlc radio, beauti­ EKF. APT. private bath, suit­ (D iet DlroeO ful luik aw tllow brown and able for Ceupl* or Single From Sanford Bxakaage matching Interior. TDK c*r Frees SaMlxata Oeuaty person. Ideally loeatod down cannot ba duplicated anytown. Inquire at Manuel w lit-re. Doubt* extra aharp. Jacobaon Dept. Store. I l l K. New- sat o f Doubt* Eagl* tot 97. Houses For Rent 97. Houses For Rent tires. Ideal fo r (hat vacation. No cash needed $42 mo. DOW NSTAIRS APT. Furn. 1*4; Rank financing. FURNISHED house, near Laka N EW I Hedroom House for Upalalra Furn. Apt. $40. 133rent 171.04 In Woodmer# Ph 173-4SH1 Jreeup, Sanford A >rv 3731447. Park, near baa*. I1.-04J4 or 1101. iii- n :i. 1 Bedroom, 1 bath Unfurnish­ ed huuee. newly decorated. A L L U NFU RNISHED — I HR. 1 bath. 147.10: 3 IIR, 1 bath. 110; 1 lilt, t bath. I l l ; 3 Bit. JOHN SAU LS A G E N C Y 1 bath. 1104; I RR. I bathe. R E A L ESTATE BROKER 1110; 3 RR, t bath*, t i l l . Real Eelate Aeenolet* Stamper Agency, till S W IL L A MAE PROKOSCII French. Ph. I13-4III. 313-3174 Day 111-4411 Nights motor A Trailer, 449#. |374. I l l - Gateway To The W aterw ay Hobson Sporting Goods Yeur B V IN nU D E Dealer 144 <-l V. let. Ph. 133-11*1 125. Mnrine Supplies CROWING ■ABOUT SPECIAL PA IN T S FIBREGLASS. Cloth A Save jti%. Fasco, French Ave 1 3 1-lllt. Rysln. 1100 N A T IO N A L B A N K '^POSSESSION1 (Mechanic’s Specials) ‘38 *53 *37 ’37 '37 '31 '37 '33 *33 •33 '39 '38 '53 ’37 ’39 •39 *37 '38 '37 ’38 'S3 Mercury t i t 4 b*l. 83 mn. Pontile ( I t bsl. 82.30 mo. DrSntu 8137 bal. 83 mo. 016* 8174 bal. 84 mn. Itulck 8137 hat. 84 mo. Chtv, • ( 838 bal. 83 mn. Mrrrury 823 bal. 81 mo. Old* 830 bal. 82 mo. tlulrlx 883 bal. 83 mn. Ford 833 bal. 81 mo. Chtv. W 8240 bal. 811 mt>. Chevy 8117 bal. 83 mn. Chevy 8147 bal. 88 mn, heSoln 4 878 bal. 82 mo. PI) ni. 8192 bsl. $3 mo. Fury 8133 bsl. ______ 83 mo. Imper, 8381 bal. 811 mn. Plym. 878 bal. 82 mn. Mercury 894 bol. 83 mn. Chevy 8299 bal. 811 mn. Cadillac 8399 bal. 817 mu. Accept Trade-In#! l n n IUI/ HANFORD AVE. O PEN E V E N IN G S Sanford, Florida 322-4303 N ationil H e p o w e lo n e lar. PUT A TIGER YOUR GARAGE! 425-5938 322-5612 |w e r t h | *57 Chevrolet 4*dr. 6 Passenger Sta­ tion Wagon. 6-c.vlinder engine, Standard Trans­ mission, R a d i o and Heater. * 6 9 5 *60 Ford Galaxie, 4-dr. Sedan, V-8 engine, Fordomatlc Transmission, P o w e r Steering, R a d i o and Healer. * 8 9 5 *60 Chevrolet ImpaU 4-Dr. Hardtop, V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmiaaion, P o w e r Steering, Radio, Heater, 2-tona B l i i a F i n I ah. Clean Interior, Good Mechanical Condition. «13»S *65 Plymouth. t Valiant, Seriea 200, 4Dr Sedan, V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmlaaion, Power Steering, R & H. Only 2,500 MlShowroom new. Locally Owned. B e f o r e You Trade, Get Our Figure. SAVE PO NTIAC C A T A U N A *61 Plymouth Paaaenger Station Wagon, V-8 engine. Au­ tomatic Transmission, Power Steering, Radio and Heater, Air. ’60 CHEVROLET PO NTIAC GTO Hlatius Wajfon, 8 Cylinder, Auto. Trane., Radio, llcalrr, 2-lone I'alnt. 6188 Down • 6 000 TOTAL # IO O O I'K iC E 63 Pontiac Tampaat L tM an e Coupe, Auto. Trana., R & H, Bucket Seats, All Vinyl Interior. ’64 PLYM O UTH ’61 COMET Rsa) Clean. 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Rotunda School Opens For Classes In September '66 “The Nile of America” on the St. Johns River Seminole County * Phone 822-2811 Zip Code 32771 * , , . and now the fears, with the publicity, hunters W E A T H E R : Wednesday, 92-C4; scattered showers and 91 Friday; low tonight 72. may take it on Ihcm iclvci to go VOL. 67 peacock bunting. • • • ner will bo held tonight with "Th e Illusions” for entertain­ ment. The two-man riot team from the Capri is expected to attract an unusually large audience. All members are invited to bring guests. Reservations may be made by calling 3220651. l i • * * Judge Robert W. Ware wept unashamedly as the Klwanis Club honored him Wednesday with its "Gold Service Award." It was an emotion-packed meeting for (he judge and a complete surprise. • • • Robert Sparkman, former Sanford resident and now of Orlando, is a member of the American Red Cross “ Task F orce" and chairman of the mobile canteen serving em er­ gency workeri in the Cassel­ berry sinkhole area. The canteen la on loan from the Southeastern Area Head­ quarters In Atlanta and la be­ ing manned by volunteer workers from throughout the county. More volunteer! arc needed (o staff the unit which will be on duty a i long a i it la need­ ed. When work begins on re­ pairing damage and filling in the hole, their efforts will be especially appreciated. Anyone wishing to donate a few hours In the canteen may call American Red Cross Chapter in Sanford, or volun­ teer at the scene. • • • Horrible fact: the govern­ ment's stockpile o f castor oil is now ITS million pounds! • W A S H IN G TO N t A writer takes issue with the hospital cracking down on visitors. "1 think our hospital Is get­ ting a little too Independent," says John 1*. Rich Sr. "A fte r all when docs a friend need a friend?" Rich is referring to the hos­ pital's plea to cut down on the time and number of visitors. "Th e people are paying a good price to be In there to start with and 1 think the peo­ ple who pay (or their service have a say ao in the matter as long as other hospitals and doctors are close b y ," Rich says. • • • • • Exalted Ruler Horace Green and other office* o f the San­ ford Elks Lodge will attend the atate convention in St. Augustine beginning Thurs­ day. Green and Jim Wbery of Sanford are members o f the Harry-Anna Hospital Commit­ tee. • • • Mary Ellen Wilson, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Wilson, Rt. 2, Sanford, will receive a bachelor of arts de­ gree from Rob Jones Univer­ sity June 2. • • • PEACOCKS A N D rlojffl hnve Iwen making the news headlines in Longwood but the two most popular "domestic nnimnls" nre the mother-son ••'Alley a tiair Cats dunco team, Mrs. Eldn Nichols (Herald Photo) and Ilrett. 'This Is Your Life' Stars Judge W are Robert W. Ware. 83-year-old attorney and former city and county Judge, was honored with the Kiwanis 50th Anni­ versary Golden Service Medal in "This Is Your L ife " cere­ monies at (he club luncheon Wednesday. Rev. Robrrt Jenkins, pastor of First Methodist Church, of which Judge Ware is a mem­ ber, was master of ceremonies for the occasion. Ware has taujjht the Men’s Illhlc elass there for the past 40 years. Present for the event were Judge Ware's daughter, Mrs. Muriel Gardner, and his grandson, Ware Gardner. His son, Rev. Melton Ware, was unable to be present. Another person who helped recall "th e old days" w ai Mrs. Joel Field, the former Hazel Murray, who was a first grader in the Georgia school where Judge was once prin­ cipal. Mrs. Ophriia Bennett sang the Judge's favorite song, "In the Garden." Ware was bom in Georgia and received his DA degree from Dahionega College. He moved around quite a bid and finally settled in Warrenton, Ga. where he served as mayor, school superintendent and state legislator. He moved to Sanford In 1925 and opened law practice hero, lie was alcclcd city judge and later county judge, a position he held for three terms. Rev. Jenkins credited Judge Ware with inspiring the six young men from First Meth­ odist Church, who have enter­ ed the ministry, including his own son. A resolution was read by Edwin Shlnholscr commending Judge Ware as "a great source of inspiration and guidance in education, local and state gov­ ernment, religious and church work." TH U R SD A Y, M A Y 27, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A Base Program Wins First Nod Bombings H it Bolivia Capital Voting Rights Bill To House County board of commissioners today approved has served notice on Russia end Red Chinn thnl the Unit­ ed Stall’* will nnl be frighten­ ed out o f Viet Nam by threats o f a wider war In Asia. Rusk niudi' Ids touch policy statement at a news conferi nee during which he also re­ vealed that a seeond Soviet anti-aircraft missile site may be under construction in Com­ munist North Viet Nani. He said he believed that the additional missile silt involv­ ed ■ "deepening" Soviet com­ mitment. The Slate Depart­ ment had announced last April 16 that one Surfnce-toA ir Missile (S A M ) site "a p ­ pears to lie in preparation near Hanoi.” a redistricting plan for con­ * • "There may be a seeond in the immediate Hanoi area,” Rusk said. "W e don't know whether there may be others In that area. In terms o f the norinnl geographic positioning of such site* around a heavily IMipuintfd area.” Tlic secretary said at an­ other point that he was not i.iarmi-d by reports o f a rtcent interview o f Soviet Pre­ mier Alexei N . Kosygin by Industrialist Cyrus that enter unless it* puucies. He said ha didn’t attach "undue Importance” to wind Eaton has said. Ilut, he add­ ed, " it it very Important . . . Improvements totaling (7.365 that no one misunderstand million, including extension of llie gravity o f the situation. • • • the north-south runway, for "If, In fact, those who are Sanford Naval A ir Station re­ ceived further impetus Wed­ supporting North Viet Nam, nesday afternoon when a mili­ or feel thrmselves associated tary construction bill was au­ with North Viet Nam, feel thorized by Ihc U. S. House of that they can drive ua out of Representatives armed aer- our commitments there in vices committee. Southeast Asia — these comRep. A. S. Meriting Jr. in­ mitmcnti are serioua, they formed The Herald today ac­ are o f long standing— we are tual appropriation still must be determined. approved by the House appro­ "When we ourselves say, as priations committee. we have said fo r a long time, The project would include that we don't want a larger the runway extension, taking war out there in Southeast more than half of Ihc appro­ Asia . . . it would he a great priation; aircraft rontrol tow­ mistake if the other side er, enlisted m en'i barracks, should think that that mruns bachelor officer's quarters and that they run have a larger an clcrtriral distribution sys­ war with impunity, and that tem. a larger war on their side The present north-cast run­ would remove us from South­ way has been closed for the east Asia.” next IS days while soil boring tests are conducted for the extension. PRICES U P WASHINGTON (U P I )- T h e cost of living climbed by three tenths o f one per cent In LA PAZ, Bolivia ( U P l ) - A April to a new record high, wave of terrorist bombings the Labor Department report­ ■wept La P a i today. Heavy ed today. gunfire broke out in the capi­ tal. First indications were that the cease-fire which ended the near-civil war between the ar­ my and trade unionists had come ap art There were reports of dead and wounded but the casual­ ties could not be roniirmed immediately. Seminole — Secretary o f State Dean Rusk • R. W- W AR E (U r i) NO 199 Constable, JP Redistricting Wins Approval Jackie Returns Stetson University haa been designated aa ■ test canter fo r administering the N a ­ tional Teacher Eaemainations on July 17, College seniors preparing to tsscb and teach­ ers applying fo r positions in school systems which encour­ age or require applicants to submit their scores on the National Teacher EaaminaWASHINGTON (U P 1 ) tiona along with their other House leaders appeared de­ credentials are eligible to termined today to write an take the teats. even stronger version o f (he e • a tough voting rights bill over­ "T h is Is Senior Citizens whelmingly approved by the Month” but no one asems to Senate, including the contro­ be doing anything about it," versial poll tax ban. wriUa R. T. Johnson. Preaident Johnson's historic Mr. Johnson aaya Central measure, designed to strike Baptist Church haa a plan to down the remaining barriers help older folks — no fees, to large scale Negro voting in no duaa. I f interested con­ the South, passed the Senate tact Rev. Eaet o r Rev, Cell on a resounding 77 to 19 vote Wednesday. Smith at the church. / Established 19U8 Tough Policy Promised Chinese, Russ Annual Shrine Club boiled shrimp and sweet corn din­ Disabled American Veterans of Seminole County arc grate­ ful for the assistance of the Seminole High School band in their annual '‘forget-me-not” sale scheduled Friday and Saturday. United Press Leased W ire NEW YO RK (U P I) - Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her two children returned home Wed­ nesday from a two-week visit in England where they attend­ ed the dedication of a memor­ ial to the late President Ken­ nedy. stables and justices of the peace. The board adopted a resolu­ tion requesting legislation on Its plan. It will have to be sub­ mitted to the voters in a re­ ferendum. District 3 will Include Gen­ eva, Oviedo, Chutuota, Tanglewood, Eastbrook, Lake Howell and the Bear Gulley Lake areas. Constable of the district LA T E S T SINKH O LE to form in Hie Cns«oll>orry-Fern Park area devel­ oped to a depth o f some 10 feet early Wednesday morning in the backyard o f Mr. anti Mrs. Garnic Bcasinger on Fern Park Itouievnrd. Mra. Beseinger, shown here surveying the damages, aaya that she and her husband are keeping a "wary eye" on the sitiiuliun, (Herald Photo) Neighbors Balk A t Sinkhole Aid Mr. and Mrs. Garnic UrssingBy Jane Casselberry Neighbors who have balked er, 521 Fern Park Uoulevurd. Uy mid-afternoon the cavity at signing property access re­ was approximately 10 feet leases hnve delay ml, or per­ deep and 10 feet wide. haps ended all chances of, For the past two weeks the promised state and cuunly aid Ucsidngers have noticed signs for victims of Die monstrous etlllng. Cracks ha^e daof setUli sinkhole which developed ja Casselberry May 13. Thr property access re ­ leases are needed so that hea­ vy machinery may lie brought in the area to fill the chasm which devoured one home and damaged three others on Ntirthmoor Road. Meantime, the latest in • rash of sinkholes to plague the Cassclberry-Fcrn Park area occurred early Wednesday morning in the backyard ol Record Earnings Reported Today Record earnings far the year ended March 28 were reported to shareholder* to­ CA1T. C. W. Swanson, day by Dynatrunki, Inc., I'ommumlinK officer o f Seminole County aerospace Sanford Nnvnt A ir Sta­ electronics firm. tion, will lie the princi­ Company president Parker pal speuker at Sanford Tainter Jr. revealed earnings Naval Academy grad­ o f 30 cents per share on a uation exercises June 4 volume o f (4,821,277. Outat M ayfair Inn, which standing shares at ycur's will lie dedicated as end totaled 743,004. "Commodore B a r r y Earnings fo r the previous Hall." year were three rente per share. Previous record year for the company was 1061, when earnings o f 21 cent* per share were recorded. Dynatronics entered the present fisral year with a SAIGON ( U P I ) - U . S. war­ record backlog o f orders to­ taling (6,016,015, up (4,- ships have gone into arlion 760.227, or 470 per cent over against the Communists in South Viet Nain for Ihc first the previous year. lime. American destroyers bom­ barded troop concentrations in three provinces. American planes were out again today, ranging over North Viet Nam to shoot up bridges, railroad yards and military barracks a m o n g other targets. A U. S. Navy Crusader jet was shot down over Commu­ nist territory and the pilot killed. U. S. Warships Go Into Action House Approves Garbage Measure TALLAH ASSEE FORGET-ME-NOTS wiU be distributed by Seminole High School Band members Friday and Saturday fo r the benefit o f the Disabled American Veterans (D A V ). Acting Mayor M. L . Reborn buys the little blue flower jiom Janice Foy, P. H. Stallings (righ t) is D AV chairman. (Herald Photo) (S pl) — The House today passed a bill allowing Seminole County to contract tor garbage collec­ tions in unincorporated areas. H also approved a measure concerning North Orlando elections for council members. Both bills, sponsored by Bep. S. J. Davis Jr., now go to the Senate, velopcd In every room of the house, accompanied by pop­ ing and cracking sounds. A depression was noticed to be forming In the yard. The Besslnger property ad­ joins the lot at S it Prairie La£e Drive wbero a sinkhole formed s A n a weeks ago. Mrs. Iv y Campbell, who la renting that house, has noted some settling In her bouse and yard in spite o f the to truckloads iod used to lilt the gaping x>r, Mrs. O. E. alto lives on PraDrive, itated that as to years ago she had that the artesian ground water was drying up when their 130 foot deep well failed and a depeer one had to be drilled. Another small sinkhole haa been located In a Casselberry orange grove on Lake Warren. Tornadoes Kill Two, Injure 24 Untied Press International Torrential raln s-u p to five inches—fell in Arkansas and Tennessee today after a sav­ age aiege of tornadoes in II slates, Tarnadic storms killed (wo persons Wednesday and in­ jured at least 24 others, in­ cluding 11 In suburban Chi­ cago, N early five Inches of rain fell at Memphis, Tcnn., and wost Memphis, Ark., Including more than three inches in six hours. la now George Kelsey and B. A. Johnson is justice of the peace. District 6 is comprised ol Bear Lake, Brantley Lake area, Sanlando Springs, Alta­ monte Springs, Longwood, Cas­ selberry and North Orlando. Grady Hall Is constable and AI Davit justice of the peace. District 4 includes Paola, Lake Mary, Sunland, Loch A r­ bor, Ravenna Park, Sanford and Midway. Robert E. Carroll la constable and Hugh Duncan Is justice of the peace. Commission Chairman John R. Alexander said the districts were drawn to take In consid­ eration population, land t r e t and area Identification. District 3 la the biggest one in land area and District 4 the largest In population. T A L L A H A S S E E — <Spl> — F irst students will pass through the door* o f Semi­ nole Junior College in Sep­ tember 1966. For Seminole County won Its junior college this morn• • • TALLAH ASSE E (U P I ) — Gov, Haydon Boros today called a 20-day extraordin­ ary sc i t too o f the Legisla­ ture to start Saturday, Jose S, for Uie sole purpose of reapportionment. • • • Ing when the House o f Rep­ resentatives approved th a new school. Rep. S. J- Davis Jr., o f Seminole, reported the House approved the measure previ­ ously approved by tha Benate. The meaaure now goes to Gov. Haydon Bums fo r hla •lgnature . . . and hla admin­ istrative aide Informed Tho Sanford Herald at noon today that the Chief Esecutlvo w ill approve. The college legislation waa guided through the Senate and House by Sen. Mack N . Cleveland Jr. and Davis, e e e Tw o different pieces o f legislation provide (616,549 fo r the school — fo r plan­ ning, fo r first year's opera­ tion and fo r construction. I t haa been discussed that probabls site fo r the collage w ill be in the Casaelberty ar­ ea. Seminole School Supt. R. T. Mil wee — here today fo r a conference with federal school officials ■— M id the probable first order o f bustneae fo r the Seminole School Board w ill be to retain a preaident o f the school. State education., officials have agreed to send a team o f planning experts to San­ ford to assist county aducators In outlining a curriculum, ■election o f faculty, selection o f a site and planning tha actual facility. Milwea said tha next year would ba required to com­ plete the planning and that tha school could open ito By Donna Eates Altamonte Spring! Town doors to Ita first students in Council In special session September 1966, at the begin­ Wednesday evening accepted ning o f tha 1966-67 achool Idita totalling (3,604.88 for year. a a a pipes and fittings to be In­ Present available fa c ili­ stalled to provide water to second section, second addi­ ties in school planta w ill be utilized fo r tha first year o f tion, o f Oakland Estates. Itlds accepted were operation o f Seminole Junior construc­ those o f Hughe* Supply for College, pending (1,470.88 for cast Iron pipes tion o f the facility. and fittings and Johns ManJ. P. W legers, N ew Y o rk villa's bid o f 82.134 fo r 1,800 City, preaident o f the Barnarr Macfadden Foundation, feet o f ali-Inch pipe, Also submitting bids on informed The Sanford Herald the second Item were United by telephone Wednesday It la Pipe Company and Hughes "highly probabla” tha junior college could use fo r tha Supply. Maintenance Supt. A- C. first year tha present San­ Ilrown was authorized to or­ ford Naval Academy plant der the necessary materials on Mellonvllle Avenue. The Naval Academy wilt and begin work on the pro­ ject Immediately. move into the M ayfair Inn At regutar meeting of after Jun* 1. The Mellonvllle counrll next Wednesday, bid* plant will be inoperative un­ will be opened on the propos­ til expansion o f Acadamy classes In a year or two. ed recreation center, Wafer Project Start Ordered Bitter Rivalry Blocks Peace SANTO DOMINGO <UPI>— Increasingly bitter internal r i­ valries continued today to block outside efforts to med­ iate the Dominican rivll war. Critirism of the foreign rote In peacemaking efforts mounted In the camps o f both rival military Dominican fac­ tions. Tha p h a n t o m Dominican congress—dissolved two years ago but backing rebel leader Col. Francisco Caamano Deno —denounced "m ancuvera" of the United States end Ua dip­ lomats. Reward Offered LA K E LA N D (U P J > -A 1500 reward w a i being offered by citrus growers In the Fort Pierce area today fo r infor­ mation leading to t b i arrest and conviction o f a rifleman who destroyed a $3,000 irriga­ tion engine, o/DENMAN TIRES! IN C LU D IN G H A K D -TO -FIN U W ID E W H IT E W A L L S A N D T U B E T Y P E T IR E *. SAVE U P TO 60<7O< BUDGET TERM S— NO C A R R Y IN G C H ARG E S � 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 26, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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/75b182fa474cc7cfcce5458bbb3f13ad.pdf e64dfb977ad70840b85097dde92b216d PDF Text Text r S ift Top Defense Aides To Attend Derby #«ttf#rB Irn fB Patre 12—March 30, 1965 Hospital Notes A n n u e l RceonnaliianceBombing Derby, scheduled next week at Senford Neva! MARCH 2ft, 19(55 Air Station, each year attracts Admissions l-avinia Allrnder, Jrttie msny of the country's top de­ Mnxey, James Barnes, Don­ fense officials most concern­ ald Isbell, Carolyn MeGrew, ed with evaluating the Navy’s Kula Dawson, Sandra Msair attack and reconnaissance rherone, Marion Handy, San­ potential, and this year is no ford; Derriek Daniels, Longexception. wood; Ralph Spoils, Orange Alresdy Indicating they will City. attend this year’s readiness Births exercise are seven admirals, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Maa general and some 20 Navy chrrone, Sanford, a boy. captains and Army colonels. Dlsrhargr* Among the attendees will be Katherine Dunne, l-enmird the top Naval air officer in Brown, Mary Allice Rcmbert, both the Atlantic and Pacific Roberta Fast, Sharon Ache, Firsts. Alhcrtha Kiner, Rita C. Glas­ They are Vice Adm. Paul er and baby hoy, Yolanda Rtroop, commander of Naval Kkrlly and baby boy, Shirley Air Force Pacific Fleet;, and '/.inn, Sanford; Mary K. GulVice Adm. Charles Booth II, Irk, Mlnrko Leavenworth and who -ssumes command of Na fishy girl, DeRsry: Patricia va| Air Force Atlantic Fleet A. Hustrd, K n t e r p r l a e ; Wednesday. Gcorgr A. Dorn, Osteen. Also expected to attend are MARCH 27, 19(55 Vice Adm. Robert Stroh, dep­ A dm issions FACE OF DEATH . . . . Intent mifcty theme for the Sanford Naval Air uty director of the Joint Stra­ Vslds Welsh, Curtis Hall, Station, provided by the Marine Rnrrnckft, is "Death Hides with a Care­ tegic Target Planning Staff, Pamela Williams, Kddie Mil­ less Driver.” Shown on his horse is “Mr. Death," himself, namely It. D. Offutt AFB; Rear Adm. Ro­ ler, Florence Dirnmock, Laura Hcno, a private from the Marine Harrncka. (Navy Photo by Hrklttes, PII2) bert Goldthwalte, commander llctts, Alice Fennell, Brenda of Fleet Air Jacksonville; lull, Karl Moore, Sarah Rear Adm. D. F. Smith Jr., Kirby, Sanford; (Jia Kelso, chief of Naval Air Basle Train­ Della ry. ing, Pensacola; Bear Adm. Rlrlha Forsyth Massey, Strike Com The safety conscious Sanford Ing the incoming traffic, and Martha Kilpatrick, Amcricar Mr. and Mrs. Alexander mand chief of staff, and Hear Naval Air Station has found about one block from the gate Red Cross volunteers. Kirby, Sanford, a girl. The safety program was fca Adm. Joseph Jaap, command the "thinking man's" way ol entrance facing the outgoing Disrhargrs et In chief of Pacific’s repre getting its point across again. traffic, called att"nlion to the lured on "It's a l.aw" last Clara Addington, Floyd sentative for Strategic Target The station safety program horse and Its rider, dressed Saturday on channel ft. Byrd, Jeffery Kldridge, Clar­ Also appearing on the pro ence Kirtley, Maria Perez, iis assigned to a different d<*. in a black cloak, death mask Planning. In addition to providing an partment or squadron each and scythe, indicating that gram were R. C. Wallers, KOI ,ily Redding, Abe Singleton unusual opportunity to sec the month, with the Marine Bar­ "death does ride with the care­ and W. S. Brown. K0N2, petty Jr., Thelma L. Snyder, Franofficers in charge of the driv­ ria Christain, Mildred Squires, capabilities and readiness ol racks having had it for March, less driver." The idea of the horse and its ers training school aboard the Mary Halt, Sanford; Krn'.st Reconnaissance Attack Wing under the supervision of Wes One, the Derby, with its many Giles, ground safely officer for rider so inspired tlie Florida station. This school include* Wnlsko, William 5'andell, De­ Highway Patrol’s safety offi­ 10 hours of instructions in and nary; Nora Thomas, Geneva; social events, gives the mili­ the station. tary, defense contractors and During the month of March, cer, -Sgl. Boh Kllgo, star ol out of the classroom for mill Barbara Howell and baby civic leaders In the Sanford Giles provided his horse, the weekly TV program, " It’s tary and their dependents boy, Lake Mary; Derrick area a chance to get together Blase, to assist the Marine the l.aw," and Channel (ft This school is required for en Daniels, Lnngwood; Marie The first social event on the Barracks with their safety camera crew that they filmed listed personnel before they llipps, North Orlando; Shir­ can obtain a military driver's ley Carlisle and baby troy, week's schedule will bo s bar­ program. the scene. becue the night of April 8 Blase, along with his rider, Osteen. Also tilined for the program license. The drivers training schoo1 sponsored by the Seminole n. J. Reno, a private attached were scenes Including Capt. MARCH 2ft, I9S5 Admissions County Chamber of Com to the Marine Barracks, trot C. D. Swanson, station com­ probably is the most effective Susan Wille, Jimmy Chris­ mcrcc. ted back and forth between manding officer; the station means of safety education a The following afternoon a two Urge signs which read safety counril in session and board the Sanford Naval Ait topher, Marvelyn 0 r I e m e, "Screen Door Open" K«df "Death Rides with thr Care a demonstration with "B eiru t Station, although safety lee Mary llarkey, Anina Jones, meet will be held with mili­ less Driver." Annie," a rubber model used lures are given to various de It. K. Higgins, Dolly Thorne, tary and civilians pairing olf The signs, placed at the en­ in instructing respiration, by parlmrnts and squadrons b> Robert Williams, Kmily Du­ bose, Sanford; Kvon Good­ at Mayfair Country Club. trance to the main gale fae- Mrs. Peg Horner and Mrs Kilgo and Giles. man, DeHury; Lillie Stewart, A reception-cocktail party, Moultrie, Oh. atteniled by an estimated 1,000 Ilirlh s Inst year, will be held the Mr. and Mrs, William evening of April 0 at Naval Wille. Sanford, a boy; Mr. A*r Station ballroom. and Mrs. Roger Lali, Sanford, Saturday,' April 10 •nd *i|U n girl; Mr. and Mrs. Willie final day of the exercise, an Dutiose, Sanford, a girl. nlr show-open house will be DUrhargra held followed by a Navy Ap­ Mary Ann Armstrong, Car­ preciation Day picnic iponolyn Campbell, Mary Love sored by the Junior Chamber Smith, Manning Todd, Chnrlrs o( Commerce. B. Znlesky, Nona K. Knight, Tho sir show, thp only event Muriel Kconle, Alice Fennell, open to the general public, Sanford. will feature aerial demonstra March 29. 19S5 lions by the Navy’s Blue An A dm issio n s gels, the "Flying Professor," Arlhureno Cook, Jan Dyer, a comedy Piper Cub art, and Dorothy Folds. Ruby Green, Sanford's own BA-5C Vigilan­ Thomas K. Ramsey, Lillian Re* tes and A-3B Skywnrrlors, veil, Nona K. Knight, Frank Williams, Sanford; Ralford I). Wesley, Casselberry; Madge Neisonudrr, Charles K. Trin­ SOI,llllll.I<, F.rigland (UPI) ow ski Jr., lie Bury; James V. — Alec Worthington wrote Richards, Knt.rprise; Lcvelle the h'cnl governing council 1H Thompson, Maitland. months iibu that bis nelgldmr Discharges jtalil $511 more real estate tax A r t h u r Haglcy, Dorothy —ihai:~-!ir rirJ--.lHhr.ssA " tb o r lianas, Nellie Hagan, Carolyn (illtl. SCOUT TROOP 329 o f Hour Luku visited Marlncbmil ns one o f (bo liiiliics Weir idcliliriil. McGrow, KhiI Moore, Robert (ronp'H cilufulionnl netivitloH. Member* nre <front, left to right) Allvson The council notified Worth­ C. Swope, William Williams, iiirltmonil, Debra Chirr, Connie Kcurmlale, Cntby Lnahloy, Jeanette Pcloington Thursday that be was Kstella Wilson, Jcsn Brown i|iiin; (nmitiil row) Wnnltn Knight, Karen Hnzellinker, MHintla Ann Ibin. light, tin re bail been a mis­ amt baby girl, Sanford; Jen­ nell, Paula Smith, Terri llrogim, Cheryl Liuthlry; (third row) Murahn take, and would lie please pay nie Mari, Altamonte Springs; Madden. Judy Scott, Dale Mnurinntoiil, l.ymi llindey, Kim Norris, Shannon I72.KO In hack tuxes or fate Rita Pilate, Mims, Met lee. Lenders nre Mrs. Hnrlmrn C h it , Mrs. Kluilic Cox and Mrs. Eileen a summons. 'M r. Death' Is Safety Reminder 'Astronautess' Jane Orbits Seminole EDITOR’S NOTE: While the r j e i of the world were on Gemini Astronauts Gris­ som and Young, Herald re­ porter Jane Casselberry was orhillng .Seminole and Or­ ange Counties In order to grl a bird's eye view nf Florida Forest Service operations from Its fire patrol plane. By Jane Casselberry When Florida Forest Service air patrol pilot Ivan Walden of Leesburg made an unsche­ duled landing at Flying Semi­ nole Ranch on SR 419 at Chuluota, at the request of Coun ty Hanger A1 Harris he acquir­ ed a passenger . . . me To obtain first hand exper­ ience for an article on the Forest Service’s air ground operations, I climbed aboard his Cessna 14() for the one-hour circuit of Seminole and Orange Counties. We flew along the shore n» Lake Jessup west to Apopka then south to Martin Plant and McCoy Air Force Base and cast to Bithln, taking time in check out several fires spotted cn route. During the Ihree worsl months of the year for fires— January, February, and March —the plane is under contract to the Forest Service patroling from 12-5 p. m. on dry days, averaging 125 hours a month. Library Meeting Set Thursday By Julia Bartos A slate of nominees for of­ ficers of the Altamonte Springs Community Library Association will tie presented at the group's annual meeting scheduled for 8 p. m. Thurs­ day at the library building. The nominating committee, Mrs. II. Graham Fuller, chairman, and Mrs. Keith Nixon and Mrs, Glenn Humes, will report and nominations also will be accepted from the floor. Plans will tic discussed for the annual Silver Tea to take place in late April. It is urged that all members of the Association attend this Important meeting. out the year. They are often called upon to assist other law enforcement agencies in hunt­ ing down fugitives. The state also has two aerial tankers obtained through the * surplus equipment program which arc being used experi­ mentally to suppress hot, fast moving fires from the air. So remember . . . when you are tempted to leave your trash fire or campfire unat­ tended, Smokcy, the Bear is watching you . . . and from the air yet! ^ FOREST SERVICE pilot Ivnn Walden (left), of Leesburtf, and County Hunger A. Harris point out on map area to he flown over to The Her­ ald's intrepid jrirl reporter Jane Casselberry prior to take off from Flying Seminole Hunch at Chuluota. (Herald Photo) At this time Ih* woods are tinder dry as a result of frost and low rainfall and the com­ bination with high winds re­ sults in fire danger. Although when viewed from li." air the area appear* to be 95 per cent water anti high­ ways, Seminole has 133,090 forest acres. Since January 1 of this year. Harris notes, there have been 52 wild fires In Uie county ai compared to a total of 88 for all last year. Most of these are due to carelessness. Harris terms the patrol plane his most useful piece of equip­ ment during the period of high fire frequency. It is in com­ munication by radio with the six lookout towers in Seminole and Orange, as well as with trucks and fire fighters on the scene. Use of the plane pays off economically, saving the tax­ payers thousands of dollars each year. The Forest Service is able to operatn with less men and equipment as a re­ sult of the pilot sorting out the smoke of innocent trash fires from wildfires, and reporting them while they are still small and easier to suppress. The pilot also supplies vital information on the location of the fire and what equipment will he needed, eliminating a lot of unnecessary running around for ground crews. In addition, land owners arc saved many thousands of acre* from burning due to the quick­ er detection and suppression. The "spies In the sky" are also useful in law- enforcement and apprehending fire bugs. In addition to the contract plane, the service also has its own planes available, when needed, out of Ocala through D I U Worry of ___ fa lse teeth Slipping or Irritating? t v , n 't tw- r m h « r r « r rrt b y lo o se fs ls a (ri-lli illp p ld * . d ro p p in * o r w ob tu rn s „ ),rl} you e s t . Ju rl ‘ p iin k fe s littl e KAHIEKTO o n v o n . p is te s T h u p l e .s s n t Pl>*f re n is rk s tile sen se of sd d e rt c o m fo rt s lid s e c u rity by h o ta ln a p is te s m o ts B rm lv. No g u m m y , so o ey . P - o t ' « ' • n r fe rlin a I t » a lk a lin e i n o n -a c id i . G o t I A STEETH a t a n y d ru g c o u n t* * . SALE STOCK REDUCTION STILL IN PROGRESS Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford BUY BY THE HOUSEFUl SA V E BY THE R O O M FUL! Biting Suspect • TtiAnTixKZ, cunt, turn— Otto Barfield, police chief nf (his nmtliern California city, had a painful lesson on the lHznnls nf performing his constabulary duty. Summond to a ladies' cloth­ ing store to arrest a woman shoplifter, Barfield luid just apprehended the suspect when she bit him. EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 Opens Mouth Smith. Pre-School Child Welfare Funds Asked For Workshops The licensing in Alachua, JACKSONVILLE (111*1« — A Florida organization con­ Broward, Kscamhla, 11illscerned with the welfum of borough, l.eon, 51an ter e, Mar­ lin, Okaloosa, Palm Beach, Ilia pre-school child plans to Polk and RarasuU counties is ask the stale for money to handled by the county health Set up workshops for day departments. In Dade, Ducal and Otatige cnie renters. Mrs. Clyde McIntyre, presl- counties, the Stale Depart­ dent of the Florida Associa. ment of Public VVelfuie is thr lion on Childrrn-uiuler-slx, licensing agency, said there is a great need fur Because some day renters kindergarten p r o g r a m s In ate not regulated, the build­ schools since fij of Florida's ing* may be unsafe and in a counties require no licenses p o o r neighburhood, p I a y to operate a day rare renter. grounds may not be fenced, Tlie lack of regulation the rooms may la- dirty, poor sometimes results in ehild food served and the house abuse, unsanitary facilities may have diseased prls, thr State Health Department said and incompetent personnel. Kven where the nurseries in a recent publication. Bad as a few of thr rentrra •re licensed standards are sometimes low ainra regulat­ are, they can sometimes be ing agencies haven't the better than leaving the child money to police the day rare at home. centers. The Slate Health DepartPinellas County is tlie only incut said some rhildirn have county in Florida that has a been burned to death when requirement that personnel they were left at home alone working in ths day care cent­ by working mothers and an er! meet minimum education­ alarming number of children al standards. The county en­ do not go to school because forces the ruling thiougb a they are kept at homr to rare special licensing board. for yeungor children, t (Herald Photo) Scrub diamonds with an old toothbrush in a halts of bikewarm water and ammonia to make them sparkle. Bicycle Blackout BRAINTREE. Kn g l a n d (UPI) — Youths threw a bi­ cycle wheel over high tension cables here and blacked out .500 homes. Klectricity was off for more than two hours. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO A LL C IT Y OF SANFORD PROPERTY OWNERS Notice is hereby Riven that all persona, firm" and corporations owning or having controls, management, custody, supervision or agency of I’KHSONAL PROPERTY in this City which in subject to taxation must file return on or before April 1, 1965, otherwise the Tux Assessor will Ire required to assess such properly from the best information obtainable, and the benefits of any exemption due which are not claimed, can­ not he allowed. Widows and Disability Exemptions — Every widow, whose husband is dead, and disabled person who are entitled to the benefits of the $500.00 valuation exemption, as provided by law, must make application for such exemption on or before April 1, 1965. Ilumesteud Exemption — Resident homeowner* must also file application with the County Tax Assessor at the Court House on or before April 1, 1965, in order to he allowed such exemption on City and County Taxes. H. L. Whelchei CUy Clerk City of Hanford, Florida Let a Dodge Polara move you devilishly up in class without moving you up a bit in pricel SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST l i t STREET SANFORD. FLORIDA PRICES ITAJtT AT *2821 ^ § �Food Fiesta LBJ To Press Battle Against Reds Spectacular Scores Big Retaliation Seminole County i f By Mr*. II. I.. Johnson A capacity ‘‘standing room only” crowd of men, women and students attended the ♦second annual Mr. and Mrs. Creative Cookifg School at the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday evening. The group watched with moutha watering as Miss Mary Metag, "Mary Logan" of Swift and Company, pre­ pared and displayed delectable dishes under a large overhead mirror. • Throughout the e v e n i n g Miss Metag read comical poems concerning cooking, which added a note of enter­ tainment to the cooking school. One of the highlights was the selection of three men from the audience, J. K. Cole, Allen Kendall and John Marj vin, who were each given a * * e iO c En garde! Tomorrow is that day. All Fools Day, that is. Watch out for the practical joker. • * • We have a letter on While House stationery from Sian Musial. Sian reminds us that the 1965 Youth Fitness Campaign is about to begin. "The Man" tells us that IT states have stepped up their school phys­ ical education requirements since 1961, and there has been a-27 p er cent increase in tne number of health and physical education teachers employed by schools. * Musial, consultant to the President on physical fitness, says overweight and lack of exercise still are serious health problems for millions of Americans. [loaf of Vienna broad, an assortment of sandwich fillings and told to prepare sand­ wiches any way they desired. To the delight of the crowd each man cut his loaf of bread in a different fashion and made fancy sandwiches. The school was opened by County Agent Cecil Tucker, who introduced Miss Myrtle Wilson, homo extension serv­ ice agent, who, in turn, told the audience "How To Live To Eat Or Eat To Live." J. C. Adams, merchandising manager of Swifts, one of the sponsors of the school, cull­ ed attention to the sponsor­ ship by the Florida Power and Light Company, Publlx Supermarkets, The Sanford Herald, Seminole County Ex­ tension Service und Florida Power Corporation. Ralph Bloodwnrth, meat supervisor for Publlx, gave out numerous door prises during the evening. Miss Metag'a first dish was a brisket boneless roast, gar­ nished with baked polatoes, covered with aour cream, a slice of cheese and sprigs of parsley. The "Beau Catcher" fried chicken proved a popular re­ cipe, judging by the reaction of the audience as this dish was prepared for baking. Pieces of chicken were dip­ ped in buttermilk, then in flour and baked for ope. hour. Rich date chocolate cake also was a favorite, with dates pul in the cake and s special topping of null and chocolate chips spread over the top before baking. Thia is especially effective for large parties. Canned ham with spicy cur­ rent jelly glaie, sweet and sour pot roast, gardrn fresh salad also were prepared and recipe booklets for all the foods shown at the school were presented to the audi­ ence. A special recipe for teen­ age parties was “ little pittas," made by using canned bis­ cuits. spread with tomnto (caste with small pieces of brown-and-serve sausage links and cheese, Frank and bean boats were prepared by cutting a loaf of Vienna bread in half, adding a dresiing of shredded cheese, baked beans and other in­ gredients then this was broil­ ed a few minutes. After the first broiling, sliced frsnkfuitcrs were placed on lop, cheese squares and pickles added and then broiled aguin. Reef fondue, porterhouse steaks and various kinds of sandwiches were some of the other preparations. Those attending the school proclaimed it a “complete success" and declared they will be looking forward to an* other one next year. * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * * VOL. 57 Phone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Showers thru Thursdny, hijih near 90; low tonipht in 60s, United Press LcasedWire i:/taT^ist7e»llyb8~lVEl)NT^D AyT m AUCI l 31. 1905 “SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 158 Airliner Dives Info Ocean, 51 Persons Dead HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of area women . . . and men, too . , . were oil hatul Tuesday evening at the second annual Mr. and Mrs. Cren* five Cook in p School, ns evidenced in these photographic (Herald Photos) n Board O f Regents Sworn Into Office Job Seekers Get Warning m v A . . . HHH To Speak TALLAHASSEE <UPl) — which Includes the first NeGov. Haydon Burns told his sro and the second woman new Board of Regents today]ever to serve in this capacity io_cnnc£rn itself with making in Florida, lo adopt a policy on policy for state universities academic freedom soon, sug­ and leave the day-to-day ope- gesting the members might rationso t the system to the want to reaffirm the policy hammered out after long study staff. Burns «aid some previous by its predecessor boards. boards had often cost the uni­ The nine new regents, serv­ versity system the la is al a ing terms of from one to nine valuable professor or depart- years, signed their commiss­ ment head by requiring '.hat ions in the office of the secre­ board action be taken on the tary of state, then were sworn • • • salary before the man could be in at formal ceremonies in Waterways committee ol the governor’s office conducted hired. the Seminole County Chamber He also told the regents. by Supreme Court Justice Elof Commerce will linalUc wyn Thomas in his formal plans for the Sinlord-St. black robes. Johns River scenic cruise at The new regents, appointed a meeting at 1:30 p in. Thurs­ by Burns after the mass re­ day, Chairman Sam Levy an­ signations of regents named nounced. The Vapor Trails, a team by former Gov. Farris Bryant, • • • were approved by the Cabinet of Nuvy sky divers, has been Boosters Club will discuss J . D. Manley Construction Board of Education Tuesday added to the cast fur tlie air plans for the annual all-sports Company of Leesburg, with a as required by law. They also show climaxing the Sanford banquet slated for May when bid of JIM,500 Is the apparent must be confirmed by the Naval Air Station’s six day members meet at 7:30 p.m. low bidder to repair a portion State Senate which meets next Reconnaissance II o m l> I n g Thursday in Uie home eco­ Derby on Saturday, April 10. of the aircraft parking apron week for a 60day session. nomics room at Seminole Governor Burns said it is The Derby, one of the at San/ord Naval Air Station. Ilign School: The contract calls for the his hope trial Tile tiiJsrd wtH Jfavy-’x ■-may, • • • replacing of approximately delegate routine of university exercises, will begin Monday. ABC-Scope program of April 10.360 square yards of con­ operations to Executive Direc­ The addition of the Vapor 7 will examine the critical crete on the north, east and tor Broward Culpepper and his farm labor problem In Cali­ west sides of hanger 4 which staff "and hold yourself as a Trails, a parachute exhibition team from the Jacksonville fornia on the American Broad­ houses the station aircraft policy-making board." Naval Air Station, rounds out casting Company T network. control tower. He said that the board Is re­ an air show program that al Florida farm ers faced with Ens. William Hildcrbrand, quired to act on every salary shortage of harvesting labor assistant nation resident offi­ in excess of gis.nno • year but reaily tnetudrs the Navy’s may find this program inter­ cer in charge of construction, he said he hoped below that famous Blue Angels flight esting and informative, ac­ reports work is expected to the board would soon set some precision team; Piper Cub cording to the Florida Farm begin about May 1, with com­ dollar level at which Culpep­ acrobatic ace Dick Schrnm ("The Flying Professor") and Bureau, pletion in mid-August. per ran proceed to approve air powrr demonstrations by • • • faculty. Sanford-buM-d JIA-5C Vigil­ Spring vacation for Semin­ Otherwise, he said, if forc­ ante and A-3B twin jet air­ ole County schools will tie gin ed to wail for formal board craft. April 16 Classroom work will action, delays of from three Take off time for the first resume April 20. to five weeks can result. event is 0:10 a.m. April 10. • • « "This hoard is not hound by The air station gates will An ambitious "yes man” COLUMBUS. Ga (UPI) — precedents or previous policy," swing open to the public at keeps looking for new worlds Police had an all-points bul­ he said, but added the new 8 a.in. to concur. letin out today for a man ac­ regents might want to reaf­ The Vapor Trails have »p• • • cused of swindling persons firm the major policy estab- pesrrd In air show* throughTwo visitors were present while pretending to give Lhem lishcd by predecessors in somr out the southeastern United when the hostess' four-yearfields such as that of academic States and won awards in a Job. old daughter walkrd in. One many parachute meets. They Mrs. Kffic M. Sentell told freedom. spelled out: "She's not very officers that she give the man p r e t t y , is she?" To which 1350 "deposit'' on the promise the tot replied, "No, I'm not, but I'm awfully i n l-e-I-l-1- of receiving » MOO a month job. She said she answered an g e n t." ad in Columbus newspaper*. • • • She made the deposit, Mrs. About the only thing you Sentell said, but became sus­ TALLAHASSEE— The Legis- versity and as quickly as po*s ran do on a shoestring these picious and could not reach lature was urged Tuesday not ible," Kridcr told the commit­ days is trip. the man at his next stop In At­ to delay opening of the propos­ tee members. • • • lanta She said she tried to ed East Central Florida Uni He sax] that $8 6 million it They're pretty good spell­ call the company, but was told versity near Oviedo for an the minimum needed for open ers at Sanford Junior High. It it did not exist. ing the university in 196* extra year. took 73 wrritten words and nine Mrs. Sentell said her check "If S7 million Is appropriat 'T h e need is now," John rounds of oral words to cut for J350 was cashed In Or­ Kridcr, executive secretary of ed by this legislature, then the field down to the final two lando, Fla. the Seminole County Chamber the balance must come from contestants. Then it took a of Commerce, told a House ap­ the 1967 Legislature," Knder sudden-death spelldown be­ declared. propriations sub-committee. fore Anilee Moore was crown­ STRONG QUAKE Krrder was a member of a The Central Florida dclcgaed chsmpion over Patti Mc­ ATHENS (UPI) - A "very Florida delegation lion immediately went on (he strong" earthquake s h o o k fen trsi Coy. • • • Greece for six seconds today, wtsich appeared before the attack against a proposal by Seminole County's new staff causing panic and damage in sub-committee to ask for a sub-commitlec chairman, Hep planner, Jack Goodin, ii wide areas, information tric­ S7 million appropriation to get Ralph Turlington, that the unischeduled to begin work soon kling into Athens indicated the new university opened in vet xdy be phased to open in the (all of 1969 instead of 1961 early fears of -heavy carnal the tall of IMS on a■ part basis — lie wilt i ---c*” time ..... ........ < ------ - ------Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, "The a its needs this uni­ t go u lull-time status Jut* l. j l i u were unjustified. j Base To Award $114,500 Job “The Nile of America” WASHINGTON tU PI) Vu-e President Hubert II. Humphrey will be among the featured speakers during the annual convention of the iio. it Iy of News American Society paper Editors here April 14 17. Strike Delayed NEW YORK 4 UPI) - A threatened strike by printers and several other unions sgainst seven major New York City daily news papery v.as postponed early today at the rnd of nearly 12 hours of negotiations at city hall. Calls Unlimited Is Ruled Out WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson Is grimly determined to press even more fiercely the b a 111 a against the Viet Nam Red*. Rut be has ruled out for nose any single spectacular stroke in retaliation for the bomb* ing of the L*. S. Embassy in Saigon. The Chief Executive said (bat the terror bombing of Ihe embassy—"this wanton act of ruthlessnrss"—only reinforced American deter* tarnation to "continue and t« strengthen" aid to South Viet Nam. Administration o f f i e ta la said there would be an In. crease in U. S. air strikes on militniy installation* In Com. mutilst North Viet Nam ami stronger offensives against the Viet Cong guerrillas in South Viet Nam. But, for I lie time being, tha President ha* ruled out any single stroke such as bombing the Red capital of Hanoi. Johnson planned to confer today or Thursday with hia ambassador to South Viet Nam, Gen. Maxwell D. Tay* lor. He hns not seen Taylor sinro the general arrived from Saigon for consultations Sunday. TANGIER, Morocco (LTD —A Spanish airliner flying a group of Scandinavian tour­ ists to Morocco encountered heavy fog on its landing ap­ proach today and crashed in­ to the sea, killing 51 persons. Two women and a man were plucked out of the water by a fishing boat and rushed lo K1 Knurlouhi Hospital in Tangier. They were reported suffering from minor injuries and shock. A fleet of rescue vessels, mostly fishing boats, picked up 46 bodies. Five other of the 49 passengers and five crew­ men were missing and pre­ sumed dead. The passengers were mostly Swedes and Danes; the air crew was Spanish. The plane was a twin-engine Corn air of the Iberian Airlines PILOT RESCUED and was flying from Malaga WASHINGTON (U PI) — In southern Spain to Tangier. A Navy jet pilot shot down Moroccan authorities said it during urt attack on a Com. reported into liir Tangier munlat Installation closa ta tower but llien failed to ans­ Red China was found allva wer a query. Rescue opera­ today In a llfcraft in tha tions were launched immed­ South China Eva. iately. A D e f e n s e Department The I'onvair fell into the At­ spokesman announced the ret* lantic three miles oil the cur of Cdr. William N. Don* North African const near the iv-"y, husband of Mrs. Mil* western entrance to'Tlie Strait died Donnelly, lav Jolla Calif, of Gibraltar. British, Spanish, lie was re|xirtcd to be in Mima-run and U. S. planes good condition, although ha and slops joined tin; search was listed with minor injur* tor possible survivors al­ its. though officials said "there At th* asms time, tha is little hope of finding any Pentagon listed as dead a others alive." second missing pilot who tools The American planes came part in the ruid on Barli .from Hie U. S. Navy base at Long VI Island. ID w ai Kola on the Spanish coast. Identified as Lt. Cdr. Kenneth E. flume, husband of Mra* Carolina Hume, San Diego, Calif. Citrus Labor Hearing Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) 1 MARINES DIB House members will be able SAIGON (U PI)—Commun* lo make unlimited personal TAMPA (UPI) - The U. isl Viet Cong guerrillas today phone calls within the slate S. Department of Labor has shut down three 11. S. hell* during this session of the le g ­ islature at no extra charge, agreed to another meeting copters flying Vletnamei# aoldicra into a major battla have jumped from altitudes the applause of giant nudi- thanks to four new linrs being with Florida citrus officials to ordy 30 mites from tha biff hear a (ilea for reconsideration installed at the Capitol for of 2,SOU to 25.000 feet, at enecs at the Seattle World’s of the April 15 deadline for American airbasa a t Da night nml into the St. Johns Fuir and practically every $6o<) a month. use of foreign laborers in the Nang. River and the Atlantic Ocean. major an show in the nation. Two IT. S. Marines w art state. The Bombing Derby will The leant received its name The department announced killed and Id other Amaricana WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. get underway Monday with a from Uie multicolored traits in Washington the meeting injured. of smoke each jumper leaves weapons loading exercise for B. Everett Jordan, whose would be Friday at the Cause­ U. S. and South Vietnamesa home state ol North Carolina ordnance teams from each of in his descent through spare plane* (truck again in North way Inn here is the nation's leading tohac .Ju.J.tit JJU’_ four, conijh Img Sunfmd••-iih. a . bop*1**, "co'jm M fuccr, T o u m l e i r n a l a ? — A* '.tepar'.TifiTi— SJ-,KFl51511 -V i* V -^ » V -W M D s -th ^ B a jw I. [Reconnaissance Attack Wing his boots. regime'* air defense* for tha >aid Labor Secretary W. Willlial Congress probably will second ronsecutiva day. Tha The Blue Angels will arrive Otic squadrons. (In Tuesday the flist of requlre some kind of health lard Wirlr would not lie here raids wet*' curried out despita at tho air station Thursday warning for the meeting on cigarette packafternoon for press interviews five major flying exercises ages. Wirt* has stood firm so far increasingly tough staUmanta und n dies* rehearsal before will begin. The exercises will on the deadline for all oft- by Communist China. they lake to the air in their lest the versatility of the Saves Father shore laixirers to leave the »Upel sonic F-I1A Tigris Sol sleek Vigilante and powerful Male. A-!t It Skywnrrior and the MIAMI BEACH (UPII — A utday. Citrus growers, however. SANTIAGO. Chile (UPI) -a While listing their home *t Might crew* who man them. Colorado doctor borrowed a have pressed for an extension, I Officials here said today tha pen kntle and a piece of rub­ the Pensacola Naval Air Sta­ ber tubing and performed an claiming they will lose mil-1 earthquake which killed 251 tion, the Angels have ln-ell CRUCIAL TALKS o|>eration in a hole) hallway lions if they lose itin>! nf their persons in central Chile Sun* “adopted" by earh of the JAKARTA. Indonesia (UPI) talxir force at (he height n[ day caused damage estimated blind reds of eities they have — Presidential envoy Ells­ to save the life id his father. the laic season Valencia liar-1 at $38 million and left 27,00(1 Dr. Ilobrri C. Austin Jr. per­ performed in sinre their for­ worth Bunker Hew into Ja k a r persons homeless. formed the quick tracheotomy j vest mation in the 111411s The last ta today to begin crucial talks alter his father had a heart time they appeared in San- aimed at casing strained reattack. foul — during the Seminole lotions between Indoncsiu and County semi-centennial cele- the United .States. tuation in April 19413—they CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) attracted an estimated 40,(100 BOATS SEIZED persons TAMPA <HIM)—The mana­ Construction worker* return­ Srhrom, a scholarly looking ger of a Tampa shrimp com­ ed to their jobs today at naval reserve captain, also is pany said today 15 ol his bout* America's spore center, end­ accustomed to rrowds. "The have been seiied by Nicara­ ing a two day walkout that idled $2rm million in space flying professor" has earned gua oltirials. building and cost the govern­ ment Sfon.otKi. The piekrts who had turned sway 3,900 of 4,700 building tradesmen Monday and Tues­ day were not al space center entrances today. executive director of the Flor­ The East Centnl Florida — W ith — ida University Hoard of Ar­ University would serve a ninegents, also was one of lliu.se county area Flagler, Volusia, A Handy Home Imp rove men l Loan loike, Seminole, Orange, Bre­ protesting this suggestion. Kridcr told the committee vard, Osceola, Indian River TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Borrow Up To 5'id00 — Up To 5 Years To P s f that one-fifth of the state's and St. Lucie. The $1.2 million World’s Fair population is now in Central A student laxly of 1,500 It exhibit bill faced a see saw Call Ralph I’e/old Or Jim Doucette Florida and that il is one of expected when the school battle Wednesday in the House the fastest growing areas in opens in 1968 with 3.2UO the appropriations com mitts*. Telephone .'122-1611 the nation. second year. Veteran lawmaker George The 1965 population of the Kridcr said the university Stone, of Escambia, said Tues­ ares it now koo.ouo with to,- will need an ope rating budget day he would fight any move two high school graduates ex­ of 1258,000 lor Ihv first year to consider the bill before Uie pected this year. By 196a. Kri­ and $663,000 Uie second. committee considers the gen­ Mimbtr F.0.IX. dcr said, Uie population will Preliminary plans for the eral appropriations measure. have soared to one million university will be presented to The committee already had with 12.500 Iug.1 school gra­ the Board of Regents at its agreed not to consider lndlvi duates. April 9 meeting. | dual money bills. 'Vapor Trails' Scheduled Here Concedes 'Quake Toll Pickets Leave SPRUCE- UP Your Home New University Delay Opposed Fair Exhibition Faces ‘Hattie’ FLOP/DA STATE B A N K �YOU SAVE MOST A T T IP TOP P M PRICES GOOD THRU ' , : SATURDAY, APRIL 3 BEEF BY THE QUARTER OR HALF — FILL YOUR FREEZER! R O AS T QUARTER—LB. QUARTER—LB. BEEF—LB. CUT AND WRAPPED FREE! BUY I—GET ON* — FREEf BUSHS No. 303 CAN NAVY BEANS RED KIDNEY BEANS GREAT NORTHERN BEANS B U C K E Y E PEAS OCTOBER BEANS THIRD CAN R R U I (LIMIT S PLEASE) PINTO BEANS �=1 ______________ I wm» March 31, 19G5—Page 3 Senators Optimistic r that delivers the taste Over Great Society Show me aendfilterI'll eat my hat.” Cynthia Kendrick Queen Of The Ball By Robert B. Thomas Jr. 3SJ-STM Roy A. Allen Chapter ot the HI-Y-TrlHi-Y held Its annual Red, White, and Btue Ball Friday nisht in the achool gymnasium. The theme for the Ball was “ The Enchancd Gar* den.“ The attire was, for girls, long red. white or blue gowns; boys, white coats or dark suits. The highlights of the even­ ing came with the crowning of Cynthia Kendrick, president of the Tri-Hl-Y, as “ Queen of the Ball’’ by vice president of the IU-Y, Elmer Brookcns. The crown was a reward for col­ lecting the highest amount of money during the March of Dimes drive, The members are now in the process of getting ready to at­ tend the State HUY-Trl-HI-Y convention at Roosevelt High School, Lake Wales. The con­ ference theme; "Growth In Depth.” Delegates will depart Friday morning via Grey­ hound bus for the Iwo day con­ ference and will return Sun­ day morning. Delegates attending were chosen on the basis of a point aystem (members with the highest number of points) from activities performed dur­ ing the school year. A brief run-down on the schedule Includes: Friday morning, registration; Friday evening the first joint session and talent show. Saturday morning: second joint assem­ bly, group discussions, ban­ quet, sight-seeing which in­ cludes Spook Hill. Saturday night: the highlight of the meeting will be the witness­ ing of “ Passion Play.” • • • An appreciation and surprise birthday party was given Sun­ day at First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. The party was given in honor of Deacon Raiford McClain. Edward Blackshcare Jr. de­ livered the appreciation ad­ dress. Mrs. Ned a Boykins sang “ Today.” Little Lynctto Hill presented a silver tray for over W years of service to the church and fellow workers of Dcacun McClain. Refresh­ ments were served. It was a gala affair. I • • Entries from science, mathmattes and industrial arts stu­ dents will be on exhibit to the public April 9-11 when the first “Science Fair” is held in the Roy Allen gymnasium, Crooms High School. The Science Fair brings to­ gether a culminating activity C Y N T H I A Kendrick, of the aclcntiric interstate of Q u e e n of tlie Red, our boys and girls plus “ Open White nnd Blue Ball, House” of our new school ad­ nnd her escort. Klmer Brookcn, pose for the ditions. Exhibits will be judged by a photographer in t h e panel of experienced and cap­ lower picture. Y's girls able persons in the field of are shown in the upper science. photo (from the le ft): Awards will be made in pub­ Marvin Kates, Dorothy lic ceremony during “Student Stevens, Cynthia Ken­ Awards Day" in the month of drick, I r e n e Jackson June. nnd Barbara Lou Kelly. Plan now to attend the (Herald Photos) Science Fair and Open House One of the hardest decitloni wi the above datea. • • • the writer has to make as The apring round-up will be school attendance officer is to Thurtday at Goldiboro Ele­ recommend a detention order mentary School from 9 a. m. for a child who is a habitual to 12. If you have a child who truant. However, every means will enter first grade in Sept­ that I know is exhausted be­ ember, please bring tame to fore making such a judgment. register. Please bring your Worst of all, the child goes child’s birth certificate. to the county jail, not a de­ • • • tention home. Whenever a boy Pvt. Lawrence Jenkins is la committed to the Florida home on emergency leave School for Boys, unfortunately from Germany. He la an alum­ he some times has to remain nus of Crooms High School in a cell for six to eight weeks where he was a star gridder, before assignment. • • • This is torture at its worst. Clarence Walker was in Therefore, I am appealing to town for a few days. A form­ our county father, to please er resident of this city, he it consider a detention home be­ a resident of Rochester, N.Y. cause it is badly needed. And “ All I said was: WASHINGTON (UP1) — Democratic e o n g r e aalonal leaders save President John­ son an optimistic report on the status of hia Great So­ ciety legislation . At his tegular weekly meeting with the leaders, Johnson was told that hia Medicare p r o g r a m likely would reach the House floor next week and hia education bill might get to the Senate floor by Tuesday. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield told newsmen after the meeting that he juined with Johnson In con­ gratulating House leaders “on the magnificent Job they did” In passing the |1.3 billion ele­ ment ary nnd Mtomlary edu­ cation bill. Other congressional news: Voting Rights: Southerners from three atalca attacked the Presldenl’a voting rights bill at congressional hearings. One, I^misiana political host I.eutider H. Peres, charged the bill went “hand-in-glove” , with a Communist conspiracy to control the Deep South. Eduration: The American Council on Education endors­ ed the President's plan for using the principles of agri­ cultural extension courses to meet adult education needs In urban areas. Council wit­ nesses testified before a Sen­ ate education subcommittee. 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Sport* Writer the team which loit the World Tbs St. Louli Cardinals hope Series “la the best team I've Johnny Keane enjoys dining on ever been cssoclited with." ATLANTA (UPI) — Nsxt week, Georgia will have one of the biggeet eporta bonsnsaa ever enjoyed by a South­ ern state to a single week. A cumulative total of about 200.000 a p a e t a t o r a will stream across the Augusta Nattoaa! course far the 29th playing of the Masters golf tournament; 60,000 are ex* pasted for Sunday’s Atlanta BOO stock car race; and a three-day crowd of 76,000 la the flrecast for the Milwau­ kee Braves-Detroit Tigers baseball exhibitions that open Atlanta’s new stadium. That figures un to about 135.000 paying customers and when you put it on a cash basis, the figures are even mote staggering. The Masters crowd would to • lot larger but officiate eat a firm limit on the num­ ber of people they’d tot In. They insist that If they just opened the gates, so many would pour through that they wouldn’t to sbls to handle A stock car turnout of 60,000 is not an unusual figure. That’s about par for tbs At* lanta Internationa) Raceway which really couldn't handle a lot more. Aa for the baseball exhibi­ tions, then's no way to com­ part. The largeet crowd ever tc attend n minor league name bare waa 11,000 beck In the days when Atlanta waa the crown prince of the min* o n . Te get that many to Old P om* d* Leon Park, they had to use a shoehorn, Terry Tool* and Mika Aekermaa Won two events each as Lyman beat Bishop Moore and Apophn to a triangular track mret here Tuesday. Tooto won the 190 high hur­ dles and 190 low hurdles and Ackarraaa scored victories to th* mil* run and the 990. H » Greyhounds also took first place to th* 990 relay and to th* sprint medlar relay. ORLANDO, (UPI) - Man­ ager Sam Mel* claims the Minnesota Twin* will do bet­ ter this year because not ao much la expected of them. Last year at this Urn* a lot of baseball experts ware pick­ ing th* Twins to win th* American League pennant. But due to a porous defense and poor relief pitching the Twins faltered and finished in a tie for sixth place with Cleveland. "I have to be a llttte opti­ mistic because this is baalcally the as me team which fin* lahod second to IN I and third to 1963," Mato pointed out “ Also, there Isn't the pressure th a n waa last spring. "All th* pomunt talk than pnt praaanra on our players. This year that* te no pennant talk, hnt w t haven't given up third and was batted bom* by Mlba Prichard. The Seminolei got cracking in the third toning with the aid at two errors. Jim Ervin raachad Drat o ' an error and Danny Tltlia g<K to aaeood on a Wildcat mtocue. Pitcher Kan Jotuuon walked BUI Kuykendall to load the baaea a n d another error brought Ervto homo for the firat Seminole seore. Johnson then gave Sanford its second run when be walk­ ed Prank Wblgbam to force Tillii home. The Wildcats .then began their rally to the fifth but the rain stopped the game. Pour and a half Innings must be completed to count aa a game. The Semtooies will go beck Into action Friday afternoon whan they host the Bishop Moore Hornets, The Tribe al­ so travels to Osk Ridge to face the Pioneers Saturday. GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI)— Fifty top professionala and i n amateur* tee off today to the pro-am preUmintary to the $65,o n Greater Oreenaboro Open golf tourna­ ment—the last atop before the Meaters. The $5,o n GOO Pro-Am pre­ liminary fata underway at I a. m. EST. The leal threesome leavee tbs firat too at 1:19 p. m. Normally, only ona pro and oos amateur would team up for the event, but the format was changed this year to tot trains consist of ooe pro and two amateurs each. Among the top threesomes will be saven-Ume 0 0 0 win­ ner Sam Snead; honorary 0 0 0 Chairman Richardson Prayer, unaucceaeful candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor; and Jim Hkkey, bead football coach at the University of North Carolina. Another team will consiat of pro Oary Player, television personality Ed Sullivan and state Itep. Mark Short of Guil­ ford County. Former Wak* Forest col­ lege golf star Arnold Palmer will team up with Wake Forest basketball Coach Bonos Mc­ Kinney and amateur Nick 8acrinty in another threesome. A field at 144 professionals will toe off Thursday in the first round of the GGO Itself. The championship round wilj be played Sunday, Xlltobrew to first bias, lend­ ing Allison back to th* out­ field. Klitobrew did not hit for a high average last season, .270, but be led the majors to home runs with 46 and had i l l run* batted to. Allison, who hit J6T with 22 home tuns and M RBI’s, will play toft field with right oc­ cupied by Oliva, who won the league batting tltto to his rookie season with a .222 averago, and Hall to contor. Hall batted J O last season with 21 HR's and 71 JUU's. Thor* la a chance Hall may go to Baltlaoro to « deal for second baseman Jerry Adair. Th* Twins nr* hurting at sec­ ond because Borate Alien has Nothing personal, of course, but the world champions had that amused - confused • abus­ ed feeling when Keane toft them for the New York Ysn- DELTONA’S 88-MEMBER fishing class waves “goodbye” a t Shopping Center before boarding charter tour bus for a trip to area esat coast fish­ ing spots. Members agreed upon return that evening that almiliar tours By Mildred Haney Thirty-eight Deltona resi­ dents who recently completed the 10-week adult fishing class taught by Louis Nordmsnn took a chartered bus tour of area east coast Babins spots aa their final get-together. Leaving from Daltons Shop­ ping Center, the group trav­ eled to Deflla Fish Camp at Oak Hill where members were given pointers on methods of securing competent guide ser­ equipment tor vice and Herald Sparta Writer Despite soma fine pitching and a lot of good defensive work th* Lyman Greyhounds were edged by the Kissim­ mee Kowboy* Tuesday night, 2-1, at Kissimmee. Mark Brewer and Stave Simpkins atlowad the Kow­ boy* only four hits and Coach Jim P a y n e ' s Greyhounds played errorltM baseball but failed to mount a successful ■coring outburst. Through the Lyman team hit the ball well all night, th* raps usually tailed right Into ona of the Kowboy* gloves. The Ilounda got only four hits. Th* Kowboya struck first, off Brewer In the bottom of th* second, on a walk to Jim Tynor, a sacrifice and a bloop way cc down to Turtle Mound. After climbing (be Mound, the fishing enthusiast* went over to beachslde to bear tips on •urf fishing and general sea­ shore fisherman’s behavior. To the north, Inlet Harbor and the old lighthouse were visited after which a seafood dinner was served. By 6:15 p. sn., the ’'tired fishermen" reloaded the tour­ ing bus for the trip home. Group singing and conversa­ tion was tod by Charles Bolies, Nordmsnn and Eeral Mallard, director of Adult Education to Deltona. single to right by Mika Smith. They tallied again on the sophomore righthander when Bteva Parker lined n double to the left field comer, advanced on a fielder’s choice and acorad on n bunt single by Bobby Lane. The Greyhounds got to th* Kowboy Hurler Mike Whitewolf for a run in th* fifth whan Mike Sterling led off with a single, advanced to ■ocond on a throwing error and came in by way of a Don Paulsen single up the middle. Lyman loaded the bates with on* out in the sixth in­ ning and got two men on the sacks in Uia aevanth but were unable to acore again. Simpkins relieved Brewer in the bottom of the fourth and didn't allow a hit during hte tbns-tnatog stint. Brew, t r waa touched for only ona clesa safety — Parker’* druL-. Member* of the fishing class onjoyed singing and felt they a n fortunate to be the first organised g r o u p learning words and music to the “ Del­ tona Song,'' by Madeline El­ liot. Upon arrival in Deltona at 7 p. ra., it was agreed that a fishing tour be sponsored at toast once a year for restdents of the community. Fishing Trip Reservations for the April 23 daep sea fishing trip out of Daytona Beach being sponsor­ ed by the DeBiry Fishing Club should be made at earliest poesibto date James Grocnle*. Transportatkm ar­ rangements from the DcBary MIAMI (UPI) — Bob nop* Fir* Hall will he made avail­ able but cannot be completed and Jackie Gleason stood on until all reservations are In. the firat to* In th* hot sun a a l badgered *aeh other Tueaday until they finally bet $5,000 on the golf game they w en about to play. Four hours later Hops made out the check to the National March of Dimsa foundation. Gleason, teamed with Doug Bandera, beat Hope, teamed with Jimmy DcMaret 8-6 ov­ er the IB holes of the Dora! Country Club Court*. “Firat tlma I ever played with n blimp." Hope Mid. Gleason demanded the en­ graving on the trophy he changed because it listed Hopc'a name first. Gieaaon, at £50 pounds, said ha was practicing for * match with Toots Shor, the 276-pound New York rest* urant owner. —IHf- th e e two got m -ttar ■am* golf c o u r s e you wouldn't ace anything but shadows," Nope said. "Let's go fill up th* trophy and drink it," Gieaaon replied. Lyman will taka on Oviedo on Friday afternoon at Ovie­ Don Minchor, who hit 23 do. Charlie Newell is the like­ homo runs last season aa a ly starter for Lyman. part lim* player, and Gerry Kindali figure to b* the rtservo infloldera with Frank Koetro, who hit J44 with Ha­ waii, and HUarto Valdesplao, a .227 hitler at Atlanta, as the utility outfielders. Battay will bo tho No. 1 W h e t e * * ' * catchar. Ho slipped to a .172 average last year with only II bom* runs and 62 RBl'a. C a m 11 o PascuaL 15-12; James Katt, 17-11; Dick BUgman, 6-15, and Jim Grant, 1412, a rt aura of starting roles and Mate U counting on on* of two rookies to round out th* starting rotation. They a n Dav* Boswell, a right hander Port Time 8:10 NIGHTLY. who ted the Northern League to strikeouts last aaaaon with 172, and Jim Merritt, a loft Th* Twins relief pitching improved after they picked up Al Worthington and Johnny KUppstoto and they Witt bo to th* bullpen again. CYPRESS GARDENS (SpU —Five college crew teems will compete to the second annual crew regatta at Cypress Gar­ dens on April 3. The teams Include Trinity College of Hartford, Connecti­ cut, Purdue University of U fayette, Indiana, Jacksonville and Tampa Universities, and Florida Southern College of Lakeland, the host for the meet. Bob Williams, a 3’7" Junior from Sanford to one of the coxwalna on the Florida Sou­ thern crow team. Competition will be in both varsity and Junior vanity eight-man shells over a Hentoy distance of 1 mile and 3/16. The JV race la scheduled for *1:15 a. m. on Saturday and the Varsity wlU begin at 1:13 on the Lake Etolae course. Last year, the Florida Sou­ thern team won the varsity event, while the JV trophy went to American University of Washington, D. C. The teama met Tueaday for the firat time line* the World Seriei—with Keane double, doming for the Yankee dugout, of courae—and, to and behold, the Cardinal! cam* out on top again. It wai rookie Redbird Man­ ager Al SchoendJenat who wore the look of the cat that a wallowed the canary when hot-hitting rookie infielder Ed Spiexio hit a 430-foot triple in the ninth toning to give the Cardlnali a 4-3 victory. Bob Purkey limited the Yankeei to one run for fix innings but the American Leaguers tied the acore with single runs to the seventh and eighth innings against Ray Washburn. AVERAGE DROPS Spieiio, a 23-year -old native of Joliet, III., who hit JGO to 32 games for Tulsa last season, is hitting at auch a hot pace this spring that this one hit in two tries against the Yan­ keei reduced his average from .632 to .619. Los Angeles Dodgers strike- 4 Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I’ll eat my hat LUCKY STRI KE •> ll Ctth* * f «MWI, aa c I A ProsnnH ng A m e ric a 's s lo w e s t f a llb a c k . post gas stations, repair shops and tire stores? The VW engine moy not be the fattest, but it'i among the most advanced. It's mode of mognetlum allo y (one step better than aluminum). And It's to w ell machined you moy never odd oil between changes. The VW engine is cooled by oir, so it con nnvtr freeze up or boil ovnr. ft won't have anything to do with water.S o we tow no reoion to name it after a fish. Company f �flit Ira ftrl I m 3 M arch S I, IM S — Pago B Strikes Spares By John A. 8p«l<ki M on and n o n and still more new people coming on out to the lanes to try their hand at toppling thoaa tanUttle-davtla at tha other and of the Lanes. Juat aa an example, take our Saturday night Moonlight Bowling! This past week we had over forty ‘funsters' with us, and that's tha correct Iden­ tification........... FUNBTERSt They’re on hand for the fun of bowling and not getting too excited if they happen to leave a pin or two standing. With such a largo turn-out, we were able to award two big prises for aeriea, both for the gente and the ladle*. And ■peaking of the 'charmers', Eleanor Belqua and Jackie Bergatreaeer were tops for the gala and Bo Gaall and D. C. Conway clipped tha prises for tha men. Individual high gams win­ ners all were recip ien ts of family eit* round atsaks......... Jo Brown, Carolyn Brown, Beverly Meeks and Roae Phil­ lips for tha woman and Jo* Stewart, Fred Brown and Bob Sulouff for tha husktea. (Gee, th at Brown family really col­ lected tha loot, didn't they?) This coming Friday, the youngsters will be competing Jn the Parent/Youngster Lea­ gue for these pHtea: first place — bowling bal!| eerond — bowling shoes and a bowl, tng bag for tha third placa finish. Speaking of finiah, this la the last week for this popular lcagua and I'm certain that well have anothar ona form­ ed for the summer aeeeion. In addition to the prises m e n t i o n e d earlier, first through third placa trophies are also being presented. This Is the way it wound-up on tha final night of regular compe­ tition: Tom and Rob Beat won tha number one position; John Sr. and Junior Kneeland came in aecond (and the smaller on* carried his Dear Old Dad, tool)} thara was a tie for third between the Herbeta and Richardson/Patterson team. This past Saturday, we had quite a time making mor« presentations to tha Saturday morning Junior League. All of these youngetera re­ ceived attractive arm patches for the achievements listed behind their names: In the Bantam Division (those from eight thru 12 years of age) Penelope Bernal 174 game and 432 seriesj Bonnie linger 179 and 429 series; Louise Zueli 182 gam* and 411 aeries; Ke- Torres, Griffith Win Bouts NEW YORK (UPI) — J ok Torrea knocked Willie Paatrano oti hi* light heavyweight throne—and pontbly into re­ tirement—juit ai be predict­ ed. Now Joae, the bull, would like a allot at middleweight vin Spolikt 200 game and 678 champion Joey Giardello. •arlei. So, too, would welterweight champion Emile Griffith, who ■ucceaafully defended hie crown Tuesday night by out­ pointing Joae Stable in the first half of boxing's Initial Indoor title twin bill at Uadiaoo Square Garden, But the biggeat cheers of Recognitlon for high gamoa were Garry Almond 177, Scott Rocho 186, Dennis Stewart 197, Patricia Terry 164, Billy Knlffin 191. And then itapplng-up to the Junior Division, these ware the happy onaa on Saturday: Lynn Jones 484 aeries, the on­ ly other girl to receive a patch waa Mary Surowlec's 648 ser­ ies. Tha Junior-Senior b a y a made a good showing, as you’ll seo from thaao totals: Frank Patterson 236, Jerry Smith 230, James Wood 236, John Boggs also a 236. Tom Petrunlc had tha big set, a 821 scratch total as wera all of tha scores report­ ed. Although It's still more than a month away, wall hava a special local tournament coming for you where you can match your scores against na­ tionally k n o w n PROFES­ SIONALS, Tommy Tuttlo for tho men and OLGA GLOOR for tho women. It'll be handicapped and each week there'll be new winners with the area finals being ochedulad for Winter Park Lanee. Looks m l good. Lota of application blanks available h en at the lenee for ail of thee# summer leagues now In the process of organ­ ising. Whatever your desire, whether (t be men's, woman's, youngsters or mlsed, all of these Iesgues will be starting within the neat two to threa weeki. For Juat the briefest moment, it was Jet Lanea lead­ ing tha pack in the City Lea­ gue but then Bob’s Restaur­ ant cams bouncing back into tho top slot aa a result of tak­ ing alt four from Wiadom Sod Service. Lota of Big One's rolled in this leagua last week. Fred Itollen of Sanford Manufact­ uring bombed a 232, Andy Pat­ rick of Cook's Comer had a 201, Eddia Monroe's 214, 212/8$6 and Pete Petersen's 201, 210/670 for Hank Kretter 224 for Harry's Bar A Package, juat to name a faw. If you'd llko your youngiter to have free bowling lessons, bring him out to tho lane* on Saturday at 10 AM. And if any of the adults would like a little help with their game, we have lessons for them at 11:30 on Saturday. Our crowds continue to grow on Sundays with our Sunday Special from 11:10 AM Til 8 PM. L. L-'a Ms Too and MUe Whirl go at It astia tonight at tha Sanford-Orlando Del Club In tha mid-week hotbox special. Tha two frost Greyhounds currently have one of the fin• it duels aver aeeo at SOKC going with tha score being about even at thte point. Darold ftobartson'a L. L.% Me Too baa beaten tha Lanry Hughes *ce hi two ef their last three meetings and Mias Whirl will ba out to even up the tally tonl^M, Not to be discounted in the featured 10th race la pup Ryan'a hasn't beaten bail Miss Whirl and L. L.*a Ma Tan aa yet, bat in hte last start ha finished behind L. L.'o Me Too beating out hte more famoua kennelmate. Result* of Tuesday races: 1st Race - l/M - Time SMI Candy Ipet* 1150 4.00 1.00 Ring of Fkw 0 00 3.30 Extra Rock 3JO Quintela (1-3) $3310 2nd Race - l/M - Time 31.72 Tell Frankie M i 4.00 3.00 o.B.'a General 180 x.8t Bo's Toots 4.00 Quintela (1-5) $0.00 Perfects (1-3) $61.00 Daily Denble (6-1) $3350 M Race - 1 / U - T i m e X2.U Jet Flight 13.00 10.30 TJO Sammy Dewitt 4.00 4.00 iCoro Hanot 4.40 Quintet* (M ) $30JO Perfect* (M> $131.10 0 * Race - l/U - Time 33.21 ten iU I M0 M l M0 4.30 Receptionist 3.00 Hy Diamond Quintela (S-l) $70.00 Perfects (8-1) $183.30 Mb Race - % — Time 41.47 Junior Loo M 0 8.40 4.00 Angetiquo 6.00 4.40 Interlock 3.10 Quintela (3-7) $32.00 Perfect* (M ) $07.30 Mb Race — 1/10 - Time SMI Been John U .K U.30 1.00 Tudor Drive 11.00 0.00 Seoor Sorrento 0J0 Quintela (8-T) tot.oo Perfect (5-7) $33M0 fib Race - % - Time 4IJ1 Jack Magie 1110 I J 0 M0 I. C.’a Meadow Day 10.451JO Annie Geniao M0 Quintela (3-4) $4400 Perfect* (3-4) $10050 Race - 1/10 - Thao 11.41 VUsa M 0 1.10 2.40 Rockey Bert 400 3.00 Julia’s Oona 3.40 Quintela (3-0) |M 8 Perfects (5-1) $1105 Mb Race - $ / $ • - Time $151 Friar's Tate u.so moo s .io Haneymoamr 5.40 too W.D.'i Gamtel 250 Quintela (U ) $4050 Perfects (1-1) I1MJ0 1Mb Race — 5/10 — Tima >150 Lupine TOO 4 30 3.40 Lady Troubtea M0 3.00 Amigo Rochar 3.40 Quintet* (l-T) NM 0 Perfect* <M) $137.10 I I * Race - te - Time 4IO* El Paso Silver U J0 050 $.40 Long Suit 0000 4.10 M0 (M ) $00.40 Perfect* (0-1) $1111.00 m jm new king of the 175-poundera when referee John Loblaneo stopped the fight at the end of the ninth round because of a lumpy bruise under Willie's left eye. raatrano suffered the In­ jury in the fifth round and al­ though it didn't appear to af­ '65 DODGE POUM fect his vision, a commission doctor was concerned enough to examine It between the eighth and ninth rounds. After Torres continued to work on the bruise in the ninth round, referee Lobtanco decided to call a halt before the bell rang for the tenth. *2 8 2 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS. INC. IMt WEST l i t STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA A NATURAL FOR SAVINGS CONSCIOUS SHOPPERS America's Fastest . Growing laeffaal thru April 4 BABY ---- THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU — SANFORD W AMMTMMT m rA V N tin LIMIT NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — TH. 322-8270 lie VALUE A J A I T I A i m 540 N. OKI,ANDO AV MAI I LAND l ig h t e r M l III ORLANDO2712 N E “ NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — PH. 293-0370 OPEN MON THRU SAT. 0 a.n. In 10 p.m. SUN. It a.m. (n 8 p.m. SUM R-X ASPIRIN TABLETS M T T U tr 17-n NEW STORE OZ CAN LIMIT Hold* up to IS full length garment* H u M■ Upper. hwy. NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE — FH. 547-7073 FLUID EARL Y EASTER SAVINGS 15$, U A M BW I LIMIT 255 VALUE PHT NUN, PLUSH BOBBI PINS EASTER BUNNY IU I JUat the right aim ftar cuddling, with as tin lined ear*, moving even Pastel ahadao, or UNIT Bordens Elsie Brand ICE CREAM Vt GAL. POCKET Me Too, Miss Whirl Duel Again Tonight 11,112 fans, who paid a house record of $239,958 to see the bargain program, went to Tor­ re*. The 28-year-old Puerto Ri­ can, a 7-5 underdog, dealt Pastrano the first knockdown of his long career in the sixth round and wound up ax the Tins* devilishM il Ms in total apt! 57' ITALIAS IfT U fO t THE 'fASTIR BUNNY JO HIDit himhiy *, t l i . ia i H 1 U CHOCOLATE E B B S variety of atytae far 79* FOIL WRAPPKD $Lffl ttZS LYSOL l$n VALUB WtTJtar PKNITRATIM iPRAT LAWS to n , SPRINKLER REG. lie BA. 30 mat in MENS TIES 4 In Hand or CUp-Oa fIJI VALUB KODAOOLOR 12R 137.08 in ro iT , a ldm rum FOLDING BED Bix bright cotar* ■rasaar Sturdy, tabular aluminum frame with aetf-locking center leg. Foam mattreaa haa heavy duty ootlrw and vinyl ticking. Satire had folds ooenpaatiy H r aterogn toBBItotemte $1.11 VA10I NET SET HAIR PRAT New from Albert* Culver—the holding hair spray. I P0ITARU, i r BAR-B-Q BRILL $104 VAUIB SYLVAN IA AN. f RES. R J 1 WI RKUtVK V I $245 a n t A M ite of 100, LILT LOW EST PRE THI �SA V * Winn-Dixie Co. Celebrating 46th Anniversary Winn • Dili*. a netwark of modam n u l l aupermarkata throughout th* Southeast, I* observing it* 46th anniversary this «Mk. From * on* ator* beginning In Florid*, Winn* Dixl* ha* grown to ■ 660•tor* operation. Winn - Dial*, with headquarter* In Jacksonville, *f* •rat** under th* Winn - Dixie and Kwik Chak name* in Flo* rlda and Alabama. 8tor** In Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, T*nn*aaea, Kentucky, Indiana, Mlaalaatp* pi and Louisiana operate a* Winn - Dial*. Divisional office* and ware­ house diitributlon center* ar* located In Jackionvlll*. Miami and Tampa, Fla.| Oreenvllla, 8. C. Raleigh, N. C.| Mont­ gomery, Ala.; N«w Orleans, La., and Louisville Ky. Winn » Dixie was founded by W. M. Dsvls and hi* fam­ ily In Lemon City, than a Ba­ ku r b ' o f Miami. Davis, kla wife and four sons, A. D. James £., Austin and Tin*, operated this first stor*. At tha Urn* of Davis’ death in 1064, 36 stor** w*ra In opera­ tion In the Miami and Tam­ pa area*. ny 1030, th* growth had spread to th* greater Jack­ sonville area and there w*ra SIR retail storra-tix’^ughout Florida and Southern Georgia. In 1046, the Louisville divialon was opened. By 1964, with opening of new atoraa and expansion Into Alabama, n Montgomery division was es­ tablished. The year 1061 took Winn - Dials to Greenville and expansion with 117 ateroa in North and South Carolina. Winn - Dixie today ia n stockholder-owned corpora­ tion, on the open market, but the Davis family continues the activ* management participa­ tion which has contributed eo Importantly to Winn - Dixie’s 40 year growth. g O IT O fi I Close Trimmed ■ N aturally Tender W-D BRAND V R B V H 8-ox Pk0. i ! Bio 10-er. Hungry Jack CANNED tin _________ 12 -og. W V flflS pk6. REG. 99g IAT-RITE SLICED Chuck Roast*48i Sirloin Steak *884 Round Roastk88 i Round Steak* 884 W-0 BRAND BONELESS BONIUSS QUARTER PORK LOINS SLICED INTO w -0 BRAND T-bone S t e a k * 984 SHORT Ribs of Beef * 384 Rib Roast. . *88 < Gr. Stew. Gr. Steak OVEN READY o DeBary Firemen 11 T Set Brush Fire Training Meets i T»Tm i» ia i REGULAR I9g . . CHUB PACK Ily Mrs. John Leona Denary Volunteer Fire De­ partment has announced a school on fighting brush fire* to lie conducted at tha Fira Hall by tha 8tata Forestry Service. Session* will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday of this week end an April 12 and April 19. Chief Jack I.embert*on nrges all members to make an effort to attend these import­ ant training meata. Ha alee reminds that young men of the community are eligible te Join the firemen and atand to gain mueh valuable Informa­ tion by working with the or­ ganisation. KXK FROM WASHINGTON (UPI)-Ttae House committee on un-Amarlean activities voted unani­ mously today to cooduct a full-scale investigation of Uw Xu Klux Xian. o nXB IG G E S T « �= 1 ff* u a 794 (PLUS TAX) . . DIOOORANT FREE Right Guard £ 4 5 * 5-PIECE ROGERS 1883 SILVER SERVICE Hair Spray 14-«g. 59* REG. 3t< . . CRACKIN' GOOO Dixie Pies 102 W IN N ER S T h. followInf guide to tfca aatloa’i belt food buy* for tho weekend w*i prepared by the U. 8. Department! of Africulture and Interior for United P re n Interna. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOO THRU APRIL 4TH W iNtt-aim erasee. hnl « # . T .I.H T—«»•» UooaL WASHINGTON (UPI) — A delightful bounty of freib frulti and vegetable* await* ahopperi this weekend, socording to USDA’a coniumex and marketing aervlce. Top produce buy* include •sparagui, broccoli, cabbage, carrot*, celery, lettuce, oth ioni, radlthta and spinach. Plentiful fruit buy* include applet, banana*, grapefruit, oranges, rhubarb and straw O ne to be given aw ay at each W in n -D ix ie I Mc K e n z i e RSOULAR I f .PI . . 24 WM Chase Lounge * ‘4.99 Patio Chair . . . * '3.89 • Teflon Skillet. .*1.49 3 H.P. - 4 C Y C L E fro zen 8RIGGS it STRATTON 22-INCH MOWER VEGETABLES REGULAR IS.93 . . ALUMINUM GREEN PEAS-BABY LIMAS-CUT CORN ■LACKEYIS • MIXED VEGETAI LIS SPECKLID BUTTERBIANS REGULAR 12.49 . . 10 INCH ALUMINUM NO-STICK REGULAR f l.9 1 . . 2 -QUART ALUMINUM NO-STICK 2-LB. T e f lo n Sauce Pan * 1 .4 9 Garbage Can . . * 1.99 Among the red meats avail able in good supply are beef roaits, iteaks, ground beet pork chops and iparcrlbs. Broiler-fryers are g o o d buy*, with lota of canned pink ealmon, fish etlcki and flab portion* for Lenten meal*. IMPULSE STARTER HANDLE CONTROLS ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT COMPLETELY •UARANTIID Deltona VFD WITH GRASS CATCHER PKGS. REGULAR $2.99 . . 20-GALLON STEEL b erries. COMPARE AT $71.00 • • • • BM B Best Food Buys For Weekend Listed By USDA REGULAR 994 (PLUS TAX) . . LUSTRE CREME TO >1 AWARDED SAT., APRIL 3RD. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED TO REGISTER. ADULTS ONLY, PLEASE. V n firfl March 31, 1965—Pag* 7| To Show Film TROPI-CAL-LO . . . ------ I Orange Drink Hy Mildred Haney Deltona Volunteer Fire De­ partment will eponior show­ ing of the old-time movie, "The Golden Age of Comedy,1* at 7:30 p.m. today at the Com­ munity Center. Donation! will benefit the department. The film feature* Harry Langdon, Ben Turpin, Will Rogers, Jeen Harlow. Carol Lombard and Laurel and Har­ dy. Moat "old-tlmcra" in the community will remember these atara with nostalgia and will enjoy the evening of re­ miniscing about the "old days." Y O U R O H O tO ll REG. 2U DEL MONTE STEWED Tomatoes 5 c *1. REG. 2/274 DEL MONTE TOMATO Paste . . 8 c6o°'. *1. REG. 2/394 DEL MONTE C S. Cora . 6 303 SO Cons !■ REG. 2/394 2 /3 9 | DEL MONTE PAM. PAM, STY. W .K .b n l< ^ 1 . REG. 294 DEL MONTE E. G. BEANS 303 L ie n . 4 C£a n s s1. .. , t KtU. 294 REG. d* % DEL ULI MONTE^ A 20- ox . $G Catsup 4 Bill. I. REG. 694 DEL MONTE TOMATO $81186 ■ 2 6-pak, l a RIG 234 DEL MONTE SLICED Beets. . 5 M 15-ox. K IIS IH S 6 Pkgi. REG. 294 . ----------------. DEL MONTE---CHILI Rtti. - Slice 0. . B Peaches. . . . Chunk Tuna 4 Drink.......... 4 * £ 1. Spinach. . . . 8 Cocktail. . . . 5 1. P e a s.......... 5 £ 1. Green Beans 5 £ 1. Prunes........ 3 | 4 Cant *1. i# Can* To Have Dinner g ^ • ^ REGULAR 3 /$ / ) ll.. . . DEL MONTE LIGHT MEAT CHUF CHUNK By JoAnn Hays "Coma Out and Get Ac­ quainted" will be theme of a roaat turkey dinner scheduled by the Geneva Cltliene Also* elation for 6 p.m. Saturday afe the Community Hall. Everyona attending Is ask­ ed to bring a covered diih with the association to provide remainder of the meal. Muile for the event wilt ba supplied by the Eastern Sem­ inole Band under direction of Richard Zelley, Front end auto tags bearing the name of the community will be on sal* during the evening. There will be no charge for the meat however donation* will be accepted at the door. Can* REGULAR S 3 /I. . . DEL MONTI PINEAPPLMRAPIfRUIT REGULAR 2/334 . . DEL MONTI _ 303 Cans | ^ REGULAR 274 . . DEL MONTE FRUIT jr o y r r p ®UL 303 Cant REGULAR 2/494 . . DEL MONTE EARLY JUNE MGVLM 274 T . DEL MONTt CUT REG. 294 . . DEL MONTE Geneva Citizens REGULAR 334 . . DEL MONT SLICED OR HALVES . . YELLOW CLING * —- ~ --------------- " ------- Oystara a ad Pearls Although elame, common oyster* and other two-shelled mollueka sometimes may all grow pearls, most of our g e a pearl* rom* from "pearl oy­ ster a" found mainly on AmarIca'a Pacific Coast, sff north. «m Australia, in the East In. dlea and in the Penlen Gulf, REGULAR 334 . . DEL MONTI PKGS. \ 0 NOBODY Saves You More Than WINN-DIXIE Howdoes heal? REG. $94 . . MORTON DANISH PKAH TWIST OR GERMAN Choc. Cake 41* REG. 494 MORTON CINNAMON RAISIN OR APPLE DANISH Coffee Cake 81* REG. 394 . . MORTON BUTTERMILK Biseiits 2 VS I I ’ REG. 394 . . MORTON CHEESE AND Mieareai 2 FSZ RIG. 2/194 MORTON ALL FLAVORS Meat Diners 2 *,7 8 * REGULAR 394 . . MORTON MEAD Dosfk 3-Loof Pockog* "PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY” 49 HARRY 8. SMITH, C.8.R. OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA MemWe at the Beard of Lectureship of The Mather Chareh, T ie First Chords *f Christ, REGULAR 394 . . MORTON B rn ti . . I JS£ *1. REG. 4 /$ l. .. VAHLSING FROZEN Taler Bade l i t t l . S m b w h High Sehtal Georgia Ave. SANFORD, FLORIDA B I G G E S T S A L E tiV 4 6 Y E A R S SUNDAY. APRIL 4 .1W AT M l P JI. ALL ARK WKLCpMR �Vftr Manforh 1 Page 8—March 8 G E O R G E DA111I8, principal of Bear I-Jtke Elementary School and president-elect of Flori­ da Education Annodation, advined that when he takes over the presi­ dency in tho 1966-07 year, he "intends to work in improving pub­ lic achool education in Florida." He adds, "Wo have too long been con­ tent to operate schools based on a minimum foundation program. It is time wo placed tho emphasis on providing • quality education pro­ gram for all tho chil­ li r c n and youth c-f Florida." ............— “ WASHINGTON (UPI) Southerners from three slates attacked President Johnson's voting rights bill at congress­ ional hearings. One charged It was part of a Communist conspiracy. Atty. Gen. Daniel R. Mc­ Leod, of South Carolina, and Rep, Armlatead Selden (DAla.) told a House judiciary subcommittee that the bill pro­ posed to amend the U. S. Constitution without submitting the question to the states. Leandcr H. Perea, longtime political boss of Louisiana's Plaquemines Parish, testified before the Senate judiciary committee that the bill was "hand-in-glove" part of a Communist conspiracy to con­ trol liie Deep South. The short, gray-haired form­ er stale judge told the senators he was appearing aa a repre­ sentative of Louisiana Gov. John J, McKelthen, Peres laid Atty. Gen, Nlcholaa Kaltenhach, chief au­ thor of the bill, "does not like me personally and undoubted­ ly will appoint a federal offi­ cer os registrar In the parish where I am president of the commission council." Perez said the Supreme Court in 1010 had held that the Communist party’s policy in the South was to "obtain the right of self-determination" for Negroes. McLeod said the bill should he rejected because "It seeks to amend the Constitution Rev. F. J. Seddon To Be Speaker At Holy Cross Rev. Frederick J. Seddon, distinguished missionary and now vicar nt Holy Family Church In Orlando, will lx* the guest preacher at today’s Wednesday -venlng Lenten service at Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church. The service lo ­ gins at 7:15, and visitors will Re wetromed Father Seddon is a native of Massachusetts. Upon being ordained ho went to Liberia where he served for several years. At hli return to the United States he aerved as a mission­ ary to tho American Indians in the southwest. He came to Florida In 1903. Fr. Seddon is married and haa three children. without following constitutional procedures." Scldcn took the same posi­ tion. He argued that the bill would change the constitution­ al grant of power to the states to control voter qualifications. McCleod denied that South Carolina dlscriminated against prospective Negro votera. He eald that although hla atate provided aimple and prompt remedlea lor anyone who claimed he had been denied registration, "no complaint haa reached my office during the paat 14 y e a n ." Meanwhile, a civil rightslabor union coalition worked to broaden the Impact of the propoaed bill, Joseph L, Rauh Jr., counsel for the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, planned to distribute a aeries of proposed amendments to House and Senate members. The proposals were approv- cd at a workshop conference of leading Negro organiza­ tions and labor groups. They are aimed priclpally at penalizing anyone who Inti­ midates Negroes seeking to vote. R NEW M TffllSW H *! HEW PRIZES TOO! FOOD Beer Drinking Brings Charge NF.WPOnr REACH, Calif. fUPJ)—Comedknno Caa* Da­ ley faces arraignment In Mu­ nicipal Court on charge! she contributed to the delinquency of minors hy supplying them with a keg of beer. Juvenile authorities report­ ed that Miss Daley signed a receipt for a 15 1-5 gallon keg of beer for her 10-ycsr-old son and tils teen-aged friends, Seventeen of the youngsters were arrested at a mule) here after a juvenile officer, pol­ ing ai one of (he youthful gueiU, crashed the party, Miss Daley's married name is Kinsolla. She and her fam­ ily live In a largo home in this community's llayihorc Drive section. Lions To Install New Officers n m stoats New Record SANTA ANA, Calif. (UIM)Mrs. Hila Oviedo, a tavern owner, and Isaac Peres, an unemployed painter, claimed they act a world’* record for non-stop pool playing — 120 hours, 45 minutes. By Jana Casselberry Tho Lion's Club of Cassel­ berry will hold a Ladies Night program and installation of of­ ficers Thursday night at the Capri Restaurant in Sanford. A social hour will begin at 1:30 p. m. and the roast tn-ef -n m n e f-w m T g rriT \T irk r7 :w * p. m. Officers will ba installed by District Governor Claude fiocke of Leesburg and Milton Freeman will serve as master of ceremonies. Handwriting expert Alvin J. Schwenberger will present an entertaining demonstration of handwriting analysis. Scared Youth Wins Release PITTSBURGH (IJPD—Wil­ liam Schlag, 20, made a start­ ling discovery when a drug atorc was locked up while he waa still Inside in ■ telephone booth, Schlag called police. "Don’t shoot me," he said. " I ’m not a burglar, Just get me out of here." Samuel Hrydcn, the owner, was called from hli home to open the door. D O U G L A S Poston, a v 1a t ion maintenance a >1 m i n t Htratlnnmnn 3/cl, of HVAH-7 at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion, haa re-enlinted for nix yearn under tho Nuvy'a incentive pro­ gram for choice duty anniKiiment. He, h i a wife and non renlde at 89 Upnala Road. (Nuvy Photo) [ I j l R J : ■ 10 EASTER H A M S L IM IT . 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John Leons The DeBary Art* and Crafts Club will hold 1U annual Sprtnv Exhibition for three weeks, beginning tbla Sunday with a reception and eontlnuIng through April 25. All work to b« ihown must be at tha DeBary Mansion by Thursday of this week. Artiita may auhmlt two painting*. Member* of tha crafta group may exhibit two examplea of their work. The committee, however, reserve* the right to limit dliplay to one Item If lack of *pace re­ quire* it. Painting* must be framed •nd wired for ranging with attached identification forma on back. They may not be re­ moved until after April 25. The club’* regular meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Thurs­ day at the Mansion with tha president, Arthur Bennett, In charge. Teatime Or No.. Train Moves On LONDON (UPI) — The motorman and conductor left their subway train unattended at a station in East London to je t some hut wrJSFT . their teapot. While they were gone, (he (rain rolled out of tha station. "The train started to run down the gradient and ran on for 600 yards," a spokesman for the London Transport Au­ thority reported. "When tha line flattened out, the train cam* to a stop. The conductor and motorman sprinted down the rails and Jumped aboard. "This kind of thing la dis­ quieting," the spokesman said, "It la not tha kind of thing we want to happen. The motorman and conductor will be closely questioned." $4 Million Policy Issued On Man SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) A life Insurance company said It has Issued a $4 million Ufa Insurance policy on a Califor­ nia executive. The executive, who did not want hi* name revealed, la over 50 years old. The annual premium on the policy, one of the largest of Its kind in insurance history, la more than >200,000, tha company said. Human Values Show $$ Hike ST. LOUIS, Mo. (urn — Chemicals in the human body are worth about 1800 today, according to Charles A. Thomas, former board chairman of a chondral company. Thomas told a stockholders meeting that body chemical* had a value of about B8 cents In the 1030a. ‘Outdoorsman STWEARY PRESERVES...4l»l TOO PT. ROLLS • PYNE-WRAP iPICIAU JH.P. IXI CGI1 ITXATTOH i99 POWER MOWER WAX PAPER................2135' m a i . i CANS • PALMETTO GRAPE DRINK..................51*1 9 1 mz 5 ' r Of The Year’ FRESH FANCY 1}m JARS a PP D IL U II ORANGE MARMALADE, DRAPK T IL L Y OR * 39“ CUARAMTCED PRESH DAILYl ASPARAGUS LB. NEW CROP! TEXAS YELLOW GLOEC 25 CRISP C ELLO WRAPPED L a d g F a ir CARROTS.. JJ* VALUEI ICED SPANISH BAR CAKE.7T.29' LB PEB 9* NIX 'EM UPI SCHRAFFT’S IMPORTED . CANDIES___ .^39* MI Ml COUNTRY SQUIRE MMi*»«l* Tw1»t* WHITE BREAD........... .I*. 25' WASHINGTON (UPI) — Interior Secretary Stewart I . Udall wee* presented a cus­ tom-made, gold-inlaid, doublebarreled shotgun by an arm* firm a* it* "Outdoorsman of the Year." The company said Udall waa ■elected aa ita outdoorsman for 1004 by a vote of about 4,000 outdoor wrltara. An aide to tha secretary ■aid Udalt likes hunting but docan't do much of It. Ha pre­ dicted tha gun would aptnd moat of ita time on a rack in Udall'a dan. , Now You Know V alM Firm fatanational Stonahenga, tha mammotR circle of atones built by tha pre-Celtic inhabitanta of Bri­ tain, took 400 years to com­ plete, according to Nature and Science, a publication at the American Museum at Na­ tural History. I ‘B u sy S ig n a l’ FOOD FAIR FIRST FOOD FAIR FIRST FOOD BOSTON (UPI) — A tele­ phone w o r k e r , Dorothea Blake, at Bo*ton, who » to,000 la tha Irish •taka* says aba'll give the busy signal to say wculd-M fortune bunter*. �* Barbara Miller Betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Elbert lf.l All frienda of the young cou-| attend the wedding and recep< Caae of Lake Mary, announce] pie are cordially Invited to | lion immediately following, the engagement a n d ap- m r u . _ _ _ preaching marriage of their - ' ^ BiJ|BWW W daughter, Mlu Barbara Jean- ■cuj'-'t ne Miller, to Donald Edward '• Gorman, ton of Mr. and Mra. Paul Edward Gorman, alto ol Lake :7 The bride-elect waa bom In n S S w e ffijU B Akron, Ohio, and attended local arhoola, having graduated from Seminole High School with the claat of 1963, where & *E q K ’H ,<t s the wat on the Sally ataff and a band member. She la pretcntly In the Proof Department of the Sanford Atlantic Natfonal Bank. 'r W | | l : .,K Her fiance we; born In Cincinnati, Ohio, attended achooli there and locally. He la a member of t h e National iv ^ iir; j '- j 'AflwT-' >9 - V’ ’ 4 ' L ■$■■•: V i > f jj&M . 7 9 PLYTHE WILLIAMS on her second birthday. Party Celebrates Birthday Little Plythe W i l l i a m s , daughter of Rev. and Mn. H. w itu.m i nt Park Page Williams, of SS0S 3303 rark Avenue, celebrated her second birthday Saturday afternoon with a few of her cousin* from out of town. Mr, and Mr*. Vernon Wllllama and children, John Lee, Mark and Paul, arrived at mid-morning from Ft. Pierce for Um occasion. a lovely birthday dinner waa served after which the traditional birthday cake and lc« crMm pwfw U look,ndp, , «°Pen*n8 of BJg brother Perry Scott helped little slater open the packages and the family poodle, Pcppl, managed to engage In the fun by running all DVer the house with the ribbona and wrapping paper. The room was decorated with balloons and streamers for the momentous occaiioo. Personals By Jnlia Bartoa Oliver Kobylsk, carrier for The Sanford Herald in the Casselberry area, and hl» wife flew to Cleveland, Ohio, Mon­ day to attend funeral acrvlces for his brother, Majo Kobytak, who died suddenly Sun­ day, March 2«. Medical News PKUi AVERTABLE TRAGEDY PKU—or phenylketonuria— la an arror of metabolism with which hundred* of chil­ dren ere born each year. Un­ like other birth d e f e c t s , though, PKU can be treated and ita effect! minimised, If undetected,, it can lead to severe retardation. Bines PKU runs In families, H is urgent that pregnant women tell their obstetricians if anothar child In tha family has had the condition. Tha American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that nil newborn Infante be tested for PKU before they leave the hospital, and that tsaUng continue a t Intervals. Thera are aeveral teala for defam ing whether nn Infant has the cea dltioe. One bleed test, devised by Dr*. David Hale, Julian L. Berman, and Herman M. Untie, of North­ western University, can de­ tect it in this newborn within 1« hours Wkh ft high degree ml accuracy. / MISS BARBARA JEANNE MILLER Plans Celebration On Founder’s Day Mix equal parts of butter and rose or white wine to make an easy basting sauce for broiled or barbecued fish. daughter, Miia Treva Eliza­ Mr. Matthew*, of Winnie, beth Arnette, to Cheater Guy Tcxai. Matthewa, aon of Mra. Guy The bride-elect wai born 1 4 Irwin Matthewa and the late Charlotte, N. C., attended lo­ cal achools and ii a member of the IMS graduation d ata of Seminole High School, where the it a member of the Glee Club and Future HomeMakera Aasoclation. She ii a member of the Central BapHat Church and YWA’a. Her fiance wai born in Gal-* veaton, Texaa, and waa a* member of the 1962 gradua­ tion claaa of High Island High School, Winnie, Texaa. He at­ tended Lamar Tech., Beau­ mont, Texaa, and la preiently nerving a tour of duty with the United Statca Navy, atatloncd at Sanford Naval Air Station. The wedding will be anr event of June 12 at 4 p.m. at* the Central Baptist Church. All frlenda of the young cou­ ple are Invited to attend the wedding and rcveptloi im­ mediately following. Social News Reaulations The Herald welcome* all social new* with the fol­ lowing regulation! estab­ lished: 1— Photograph and cov­ erage requests should be mad* three days prior to event. 2— Engagement a n d we&Msrf^fjtma are available to be accompanied by photo four days before announcement. 3— New* may be aubrnitted at office, via mail or phone for abort notices. Typewritten accounts In lower rase double spaced are expedited mors quick­ ly. Numei should be print­ ed In msnuicript reports. 4— Personal black and white photoe and negatives are acceptable. 5—Photos made by Her­ ald ataff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal cost. Doris Williams Society Editor __ --------- 322-2611—City ' 425-6938—County MISS TREVA ELIZABETH ARNETTE Shower Honors Mrs. David Personals Bedford Aiken, eon of Mr. and Mra, Dick Aiken, is spending a few days at home during the spring break from Davidaoo College, N. C. Accompanying Bedford to Sanford waa Michael Durand front France, who Is ■ grad­ uate of a French Unlvrrillv and is preiently a student at Look for the laced and tied Davidson on ■ scholarship look to some of fall's new grant. footwear. The National Shoe Retailers Association reports Mra. Dorothy P. Corrodl Is that ties are dooe ghlUie style, currently a patient at Semin­ across the vamp, used for ole Memorial Hospital, where bow* and clinically laced. she has been hospitalised for The Ues go with shoes in the the past three weeks. Her light, low end fragile class. friends will be Interested to learn that she is recuperating Gold Jewelry Is enjoying Its nlcaly, but la expected to be greatest wave of popularity. confined far • few more days. So reporti the Jewelry Indus­ try Council which point! to PROTECTION one indication of thu gold NEW YORK (UP!) - Like rush. President Johnson se­ the metal parts of akl equip­ lected a gold brooch for hla ment, bledea of Ice akatea wife's birthday, gold pin* as will stay In like-new condition Christmas gifts for hla daugh- with a few minutes of afterters, and gold Ua claapa for skating care to prevent dull­ White House newsmen. ing end rusting. Pack a tube of petroleum The strapped shoe la the Jelly with skating gear and leading style for smell girls la after tech skating se n loo dry tha spring footwear lines. the blades and protect them Thera are small T-straps, dou- with a thin film of the lubri­ ble-T’l and a wider sabot cant. strap on Mather pumps in pels or deop colors. Soma straps are buckled or button­ ed, others altsticUed for easy fit. Heavy-stitching, cut­ outs, and appliques add u l ­ tra decorative louche*. Fashionettes Miss Treva Arnette To W ed Mr. and Mra. John Henry Arnette Jr. of Sanford, an­ June Warner was boitesa nounce the engagement and recently to the refular meet* approaching marriage of their ing of Phi Gamma Eta Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma Phi with the vice president, Jean Gonaalei, preildlng over the meeting. Plana were dlacuaaed for the Founder'i Day celebration to be held the lait of April. The aoclal committee will make final plana for the occaalon. Mra. W. R. Jennings, Chap­ ter sponsor, will host the Pledge Ritual and inalallation of officers on March 23. Pledg­ es are Jean Whipple, Sheala Albers, Diane Harvey, Dinah Drumley and Linda Craven. The cultural program, “As Men See Ua," waa aptly presented by Linda Reck and Jan Vihlcn. Girl of the Year will be se­ lected at the next meeting and announced at the Founder's Day Banquet. Members attending were Linda Reck, Jan Vihlcn, Jean Gonzalez, Unda Hlttell, Shir­ ley Stumpf, Mary Sharp, June Warner and Mra. W. R. Jen­ nings, sponsor. By Mra, H. L. Johnson | Hunter Mra. Dennis Brusnahan was| Harris, and Gw>u Vales, uf Or] hostess recently..aJ.-her -Test 14Ui Street home to a stork shower honoring' Mrs. David (Shirley Long) Dreifuerst. The party area was festive­ ly decorated with pink and blue atrcameri and baby ilemi befitting the occasion. One table featured an over­ alls stork, complete with a doll in replica of a baby. Behind the honoree’a chair, which wai uniquely decorat­ ed, floated a banner imprinted with “Congratulations Shirley and David.” Highlighting the occasloi wai the opening of the many lovely gifts, which all tha g u e s t ■ mutually admired. Various g am er were enjoyed during the evening with prizes awarded the winncri. The hostess served sparkl­ ing punch, cake and tld-blta to Mrs. H. E. Long, mother of the honoree; Mrs, A. D. Brown of Titusville, and the Mmea, Calvin Jardine, dCT* Blsbee, Elizabeth M o r r i s , Paul Morris, W. L. Roche, John Noel, Mlcharl Morris, MRS. DENNIS n R U SN A H A N , loft, wna hontewi recently to a ntork W. M. Mussel white, L. G, Altamonte Springe Two Ohio physician* have heartening new* for diabetic women who plan to become pregnant. If their bablci nrc delivered early, from 14 to 21 day* before term, the Infants' chances of survival go up. A seven-pound infant delivered nt 87 week*, they aay, h*a the best chance for survival. These are the findings of Dr*. Marlon E. Black and Max Miller, of Cleveland's University Hospitals, who an­ alyzed 447 Lit t!.» to dtaLetk mothers between 1069 and 1963. The doctors believa that two factor! will help lend to tha birth of live, healthy bnblei to diabetic women. These aret —Proper treatment of the diabetes before and during prcgnuncy. —Selection ef tha correct delivery time. This report highlight! the crucial importance to diabetic woman of family planning and prenatal care. Keep a toothbrush near the kitchen sink for getting egg yolk off fork tines, cleaning around push buttons on stoves and cleaning appliance knobs. Page 10—March SI, 1868 P hi Gamma Eta nliower honorlnjr Mra. David (Shirley Long) Drcifucrnt, right. Pictured in the center la Mra. II. E. Long, mother of the honoree. By Mrs. John Leone Mrs. Charles Kclpcr of Luis Line entertained at a dinner at her home on Sunday even Uig fui the iai.Sfc. Lauiie ami Carla Pearsall of Columba Road and their houseguest. Mra. Elsie DeWilt, of Rhinebeck, N. Y., and their step­ father, Burt Tilley. Mrs. E. E. Smith of Ormond Beach and her two guests from Margarctaville, N. Y-, were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Potter of Palmira Drive. Mrs. Smith is the sister of Mrs. Potter. William Petlcrson of Park Lane celebrated hie Hat birth day on Sunday at the DeBary Restaurant with bis brother and slater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Emil Patterson, of De­ Leon Springs, and t h e i r daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Malmborg, and children, Raymond, Jeffrey and Unda. Mrs. Chester Rearick, so. prano, and Mra. Adam Mul­ ler, contralto, will be the guest soloists at the Thursday morning meeting of Ihe Delinns Wntnsn’f Club ea April g. Accompanist will be Laura Platt Brown of DeBary. They have selected "l Walked To­ day Where Jeiua Walked," by O'Hara. WES SAYS Little Miss Muffct Sat on a tuffel Eating her curds and whey, Along cantf s spider And sat down beside her, And said “Why don't you Go to WEH-KAYT" DeBary Club Schedules Sale This Weekend The DeBary Woman's Club will sponsor a rummage sale Friday and Saturday, April 2 and 3, from • a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Beverly Hotel, 240 Eest Graves, across from the City Hall In Orange City. Anyone having any articlei to contribute, pleats contact the chairman, Mra. William Hibbard, DeBary. You can wash MORE clothe* CLEANER And CHEAPER it's true. What’s more, WES U willing To PROVE it to you. Permanent Arrangements Our New Complete Line! If m haven't washed there Just stop la and see Tsks this ad to Wes And get one wishing FREE! Air Conditioned Lounge Bary Restaurant Friday even­ ing before the Stetson Orches­ tra program of music at the HANFORD Community C e n t e r were FLOWER SHOP David Hitxl of Daytona Beach, Coat rustle furniture with who played tho drums, and varnish to protect from in­ Cur. E. 1st ft Buford Av«. 323-1823 222-8462 Mr. and Mrs. William Nets- sects. chert, also of Daytona. Mr. Nctschert played the violin. Mrs. Nctschert Is president ol Mrs. Louis Ritter ind Mr*. the Flamingo Garden Club on Pauline Petitt returned from the beach, and la active in their 12-day Caribbean trip, civic affairs. which they both enjoyed so Mrs. C. Kettgen of Sunset much. Drive has her sister, Mrs. G. Eliot lloeft of Sunnyslde M. Hale, visiting her in DeLane, la busy these days en­ Bsry. tertaining his daughter, Mrs. Mr. end Mrs. Sidney Swal­ Gwen Nelson of New York, who is dividing her lime with low of Bayou Vista visited visits to the DeBary Manor friends in Winter Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haffey, and to see her in-law*. Mr. and Mrs. A. DeMond at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mid­ Vero Beach over the weekend. dleton of High Banka Road have aa Uielr recent guest, YOU SHOULD SEE Mrs. Nina Seas of Falls Church, Va., and eastern THE BIG NEW Pennsylvania. SELECTION OF Here's a mama ye* esa depend an . . , T. G. Le*t Enjoying dinner at the De Quality, flaver, fre*hnt*e, service . . , all the*e SPRING COSTUME are years far the asking. Jobs the thousand* JEWELRY WE who look to T. G. Loo for tho hoot in dairy products and dependable service. concern. flin a c JU L d Jt LIGGETT • REX ALL DRUG PING CENTER Nature's gracious Invitation to enjoy the spring aeason was the Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha when it* members and guests gath­ ered Saturday for a luncheon at Creighlon'a Restaurant. Following the invocation of­ fered by Mrs. June Brodie a ueliCRHiiTneal waa enjoyed In the luxurious elegance of a private dining room which waa illuminated by a glitter­ ing crystal chandelier that was large enough to serve a royal ballroom. Lending gale- HWY. IT-W SOUTH — SANFORD WES-KAY Look for this trademark at your grocer**. Phone 322-5633 f o r hom e delivery. �=1 * Hr* V n f n l WrrilB {March SI, 1965—Page 11 GOP Attacks Medicare Missing Airman Mystery Solved After 21 Years AFTON, Wla. (UPI) — Army 2nd L t Rob«rt W. Forrcital wm» reported misting In action in New Guinea in 1944. For to year*, hie moth* or prayed each night for word of her eon. She never gave up hope that on* day he would be found. Th* Forreitai family* re* eelrad a letter from the De­ partment of the Army Tues­ day. The tetter aald the 28-yeareld aoldler had died when hie plan* eraahed into a mountain near Madang, Now Guinea, April t, 1944. Wreckage of th* plane waa found by native* laat year. U. 8. Air Force officials traced th* plan* through Its aerial number and finally Idantified Forreatal'a body from dental record*. . Then the letter waa aent. I t eama too lata for Forrettal'a mother. She died laet December. Forreatal'a body will be re­ turned to Janeavtlle, Wi»., * and buried next to her grave. WASHINGTON (U PI)-G O P members ot the House w iyi and meant commitlcc charg­ ed today that President John­ son’s medical care program could rripplc the Social Secur­ ity system by loading It with a staggering debt. They alto claimed th* Insur­ ance program waa inadequate because it did not cover all prescribed drugs or provide WWI Veterans Hear Of SHEBA IT WAS a pnrticulnr pleasure for MIm Darlene Shen (center) to elnjr with Emory and Henry College Concert Choir at her own church, Cassel­ berry Community Methodist, and to later introduce her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Sheu (left), to Conductor Churles R. Davis and his wife. It . C. G. Buzzer' Flight Probed Arm Torn Off, : Sewn Back On PITTSBURGH (UPI) — " Surgeons at PreebyterianUniveeeU/ ■ ■K .^ lta l toilay • kept close watch on Frank ! Roth, 43, whose arm was aewn back in place after it waa tom off in an Induitria] accident. i The operation Tuesday took • ala hour*, but it will be at least two days before doctors can determine if the surgery waa successful. Roth's arm waa em red ' above the elbow when it waa caught In moving machinery. Daniel Boone Metes Justice : Doris E. Kinard —Succumbs At 61 TWO GENEVA MEN who are donntlnR their time and Inbor to do needed work ot the Geneva Public Library are Donald Atwood (left), who for several weeks has been painting newly in­ stalled shelves, and L. B. Carr, electrical con­ tractor who is rewiring the library building, McALESTER, Okla. (UPI) - - Daniel uoono hai~a~strong seme of Justice. He w n on his way to work when he passed a car Illegal­ ly. No officer saw it happen and there was no accident. Mrs. Doris E. Kinard, 41, —died at Seminole Memorial .- Hospital at St45 pm . Tues­ But when city police Judge day. Daniel Boone got to work he Born Oct. 23, 1903, tn gave himself a |4 ticket. Rockford, Ind., aha had lived te Lake Monroe for the past ; six yean. She attended the F ln t Baptist Church of Lake Monroe. Survivor* ara her husband, Joaeph Kinard, ad Lake Mon­ roe, and her brother-in-law and aiitar-ln-taw, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Musa of San­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Burns slid he planned to ford. Briaeon Funeral Home le in Negro leaders were assured add a Negro staff member un­ of more high level state Joba der his office to help handle sherga of arrangements. t h e federal government's for their race today. anti poverty program, a n d their meet­ that he la considering hiring Albert Cruse, 77, ingMorewiththanthethat,governor and Negroes in other areas. Burns Sees Negroes On Florida Payroll Expires Monday ; , ' . ; Albert Cruse, TT, resident of Weklve River Road, Rout* 1, Sanford, died KuiiJsy at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Alachua Coun­ ty, ha had raaldad In Semin­ ole County far more than BO yean. Ha was a retired n frige ration engineer. Surrlvore a n five daugh­ ter*. Mn. Ruth Hudson, of Caaaeibemri M n. Ethel Mor­ gan, of Sanford; M n. Alice Burnett, of Winter Park; Mrs. Missouri Balia Bwofford, of Altamonta Springe, and Mias Virginia Cnias, of Californla; ona brother, Groover Cross, of Ball; 11 grandchil­ dren and tlx great-grandchil­ dren. Nlblack Funeral Home, Casselberry, is in charge of arrangements. Loud Justice LONDON (UPI) - When a • Jury deliberating a cate at ' the London teutons w u heard arguing loudly, Magis­ trate B. E. Seaton Mat an usher to quiet them. He ex­ plained, "w t don't mind Jus­ tice being sean tn ba done but we don’t want it to be beard Cabinet members Tuesday seemed to put progress In Florida rare relations on a friendly basis. At the ronrlutinn of an open meeting between Ihe state of­ ficials and officers of the Florida branch of the NAACP, Gov. Ha ydon Burns told the Negroes: "1 want lo commend you on tho very able manner and pleasant atmosphere of your presentation here today. It Is conducive to co-operation, un derstanding a n d Improved race relations. "I can’t help hut contrast 11 with the unfortunate circum­ stances in some other states and feel it is a reflection on tack of understanding ot the leadership on both sides," Bums added. T h e NAACP delegation, beaded by stat* president Rutledge Pearson, of Jackson­ ville, and field secretary Ro­ bert Saunders, of Tampa, said It felt much progress has been made in rac* relations in Florida and was grateful for IL Both sides agreed the Burnt administration can not make enough changes overnight to correct all the racial Inequi ties built up for a century. J u s t te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for hom e /m provem enfs, car repairs, lo r a ll your sea ­ sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Cm* A 14 Uuttl* fiiwih | 7.00 11.00 13.00 zaoo 24.00 32.00 APRIL 1st LAST D A Y TO FILE FOR Homestead Exemption And Make Tax Returns LAWS PROVIDE HOMESTEAD AND OTHER EXEMPTION APPLICATIONS MUST BE FILED EACH YEAR BETWEEN JANUARY 1 AND APRIL 1, OTHERWISE EXEMPTION CANNOT BE GRANTED. Blankn have been mailed to eD who filed applications or mode retim e b e t year. If you failed to receive your papers, please call for them a t the T ut Afutemor’s Office. J£htr..ippIyUiI for Exemption for th * ftraHLue, U b necessary that yoa **** ,:r In person and briny your rmrrdW liArod or Ayrsemeat for Deed with you. Abo bring your 1965 Florida Automobile ragbtratioa certificate. Tex Laws provide severe penalties for failure to fib returns on Tangible and Intangibb Personal Property. Application for Widow and DbabtUty Exemptions must be filed each year also. If you need help with your returns, the office perauM l win be gb d tn assist you. The office b open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. FILE YOUR APPLICATIONS AND TAX 1 0 AN I UP TO $ * 0 0 FAMILY H. L. W hekhtl City Tax Collector City of Sanford, Florida. RETURNS NOW ] Mary Etrle W ilker PINANC1StRVICf, INC. • f lenferd 110 South Magnolia Street ,FA 2-4612 TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY N EW 1965 W E S T I N G H Q U S E A P P LIA N C ES A T O LD 1964 PRICES! Rummage Sale By Jin* Casselberry The Worn in 's Club of Cea­ se] berry and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 236 will Jointly sponsor a rummage sale this Friday and Saturday at the Super Vain Store on SR 438. Proceeds will go toward com­ munity projects funds. The sale will begin etch day at 8 a. m. Heading the committee In charge of the event are Mrs. El wood Hein and Mrs. Elean­ or Storrs of the Woman'* Club and Mrs. Ben Evana of the Auxiliary Unit. Rummage is to be brought to the Woman's Club Building on Ovcrbrook Drive for sort­ ing and pricing Thursday at 9 a. m Advancing Years T1FFIELD, England (UPI) —Ernest Palmer resigned as clerk to the parish council hero because of "advancing years." Palmar Is 97. Room Mr Cm M mmf Modal MDF0S7Z ■it 5,000 BTU Cooflng Capacity that b NEMA Certified. Perfect for night time cooling. Walgha Only M Lb*, and Installs fast and easy too with new ZIP KIT. Naads Na Special Wiring since ft openates on 115 volts—7.5 Amps. 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Hama w ith K e r J o e D s n t h l l t o f Fired Beptlal C hurch. L ake Monroe, otfl cla tlna - Buriat will be In E v e r g r e e n Cem etery. Brla s e n F u n e r a l Hom e U chars* MONEY CITY TAX BOOKS WILL CLOSE APRIL 1*. PENALTY STARTS FROM THAT DATE. TAX CERTIFICATE SALE MAY 27th. Groups To Have Funeral Notices c a d s . a u in iT — runerel se rv ice s for A lbe rt Cruie, TT, w b o die* Wonder, will be conducted a t I I a. ■*. Tbured a r a t the gra veside tn Oaklaw n Mem orial P a r k with Rev. J o a C. D e u 'h l t t a t P lr st Uaptlet Church, L a k e Monroe, officiating. Nlblack F u n e ra l Home. Ca sse lberry, tn charge. tha plan would Impose on to day’s workers a 933 billion 11a billty for hospitalisation bene­ fits for persons now over OS. “This shifting of $33 billion liability from those presently retired to th# iclive work force cannot be reconciled on tha basis of 'ability to pay'," tha GOP report said. Activities of the Seminole Hospital Eye Rank Associa­ tion (SHEBA) were described by Mrs. F. E. Woodruff, pres­ ident, before members d Veterans of World War I and ita auxiliary In a meeting at the American Legion home. Mrs. Woodruff described tho method of procuring corStore Owner nra and ita care until tranaplanted in the blind, to give Baffles Thu? them sight. MILWAUKEE. Wis. (UPI) At dcsth of the donor, the —“This is a stickup and 1 cornea Is rrmoved within font hours, a stale trooper rushes want $130,” a man with a gun ti to the eye bank at Gaines said to the owner of a small variety store on the d ly ’s vllle. Thirteen sets of eyes have North Side Monday. “ Wa don’t have that kind of gone to Gilnesville from SHEBA to give sight in one money In th# store,” Mrs. eye to blind persons. When Mildred Beler said stoically. “ I must be in the wrong the eye bank supply Is suf ficlcnlly Increased, two trans place," laid the robber, as he plants will be given to each lowered his head and walked out. blind person. S8S8SS The Navy prnmlicd full dis­ ciplinary action today against a local Navy pilot if It can prove conclusively he was the one who startled residents ol Coral Gablca when he burred that city on the night ol March 22 in a Jet reconnais­ sance bomber. The suspected pilot of the 1iwsjl1TTgilanie, dubbed “Lt. B u:icr” by uni- Miami newspaper, was identified on ly as a 33-ycar-oId lieutenant stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station here. He has been grounded temporarily. The low-level sweep fright­ ened a multitude of Cora) Gables residents, who bom­ barded Miami and federal of­ ficials with angry phone calls and followed up with letters. for financing long Illnesses. Tha legislation, approved by the committee last week, proposes a compulsory hospi­ tal Insurance program under Social Security for persona 6S or over. This would be financ­ ed by raising payroll taxes. It alto Included an optional insurance plan, which could be purchased for 313 a month, to cover doctor bills for the e l d e r l y . The government would match this contribution. The eight Republicans who voted against the program In committee aimed their big gest blasts at the Social Sccurily-finmced portion of the program. They claimed that a GOP alternative proposal-* volun tary plan to provide hospital and medical Insurance for th* elderly — would do a better Job at less cost. Their minority report said Important Notice To Taxpayers ELECTRIC RANGE SAVE $ 4 0 °° WHILE THEY LAST! $13995 199” * EASY TERMS J 14" PER MONTH OPEN BIG TRADES 1965 WESTINGHOUSE * Pmt-Praa—Cald Injector Gatling In both Refrigerator and Freezer sections. 152-Lb. Frist-Prs* Freezer never needs defrosting. 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"Those who go away empty-handed," he declares, "reveal themselves as "barren soil.” Dr. Garrison, who is author of 11 books and hundreds of articles, cur­ rently is pastor of Central Methodist Church in Evansville, Ind., and has engaged in educational work in sev­ eral church-related schools. He has several ideas on how persons can con# tribute to effective sermons. (1) Expect to make discoveries, (2) commit yourself to listen, (3) expect revelation, (4) let the pastor know you appreciate being challeng­ ed, and (5) try to conserve the good points in the sermon. For their part, the ministers should study up on chapters in the psychology books which deal with f the subject of defense mechanism. w This automatic protection which the mind is capable of producing against the ordeal of boredom has several manifestations. Among children, in church, for in­ stance, the tendency is to wiggle and Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley WASHINGTON SPA Political Notebook become restless, and parents often scold their youngsters for doing the very same thing they themselves do when subjected to ennui. Whereas members of the younger generation squirm and move around, the elders are even more impolite. They just shut off the stimuli impinging on their consciousness during a long speech and either go into pleasant reveries of dny dreaming, or what is worse, go to sleep. A long speech or sermon is the greatest cure against insomnia ever discovered. No matter how good the subject matter, a speech may be so smothered in words that it is wholly without effect. (Florida Timcs-Union). Thought For Today Rut they made light of it and went off. one to his farm, another to his business.—Matthew 22:5. • • • The million little things thnt drop into our hnnds, the small opportuni­ ties each day brings, He leaves us free to use or abuse and goes un­ changing along His silent way.—Hel­ en Keller. Dr. Crane's Dick West's Worry Clinic Scrapbook Thelma’s fas. rlnating com and It* follow-ap tomorrow. For Thel­ ma reacted much like Joe, tha talented young aewspaper editor. Both war* ea.Y, r- r v e d by subconscious fears which thea threw a monkey wrench* into th* smooth functioning of their bodies. For there io a strong body-mind Interac­ tion in medicine. CASE V-451: Thelma D., aged 42, 1* a tense, fretful housewife. "Dr. Crane," she said, "a l­ though I am not much over­ weight, I also have high blood pressure. "My doctor gives me trin quilixert to help tone down my nerves. "But even with them, I oc­ casionally have a recurrence. "So how can I help control my nerves and lead a more placid llfaT" Falsa notions can causa a prolonged form of tension. And Thelma later admitted th at sha ofen grew panicky at tha thought she was ap­ proaching ths menopause. "It scares me to death," she tearfully admitted. "F or I am crazy about my husband, so I Just cannot tol­ erate ths idea that ho will no longer have any physical af­ fection for me. fiS rin i'V . ! *ronder If this basic tetror may not he an underlying factor in my ele­ vated blood pressure." And it can be, for any con­ stant fear, even though It lurks In the subconscious can upset your physiology re ­ markably. Your fesr may even be based on sn entirely false premise, but if you don’t know It is unsound, you ran still tie yourself Into a bun­ dle of neurotic ailments. An editor friend of mine, who had a fear from child­ hood of tuberculosis, once consulted a quack doctor who told him hs was dying of TB. "Joe," he said, "don't you have night iweataT* * Joe shook hts head. “Well, yiu should," said this quack, "for one of your lungs is entirely eaten up by tuberculosis germs. You are Herald Area Correspondents AKanost* Bpriaga Mrs. Julia Bart** 888-1818 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Msryaaa Mile* US-8171 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Casselberry 838-5048 Chulaota Mr*. Joaa Mafia ISS-8T48 D eB ary Mrs. Btebl* Harris CS-5U4 Lai* M an Mrs. Friacrs Waster trs W# iit-tm Lak> Moaro* Mrs. B L. 83-4718 Lmgwoad Mrs. lonna Estes IB-8817 Norti Orlaada Mr*. Magaret Coaby Mrs. John Leoaa MS-4M3 3S-C78S Daltons Mr*. Mildred Haney la teas Mrs. d e r a te Snyder Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays ♦vied* Mrs. Helyn Lnndy 83-4841 86-3198 849-4178 aty* &anfort f w aft Page 1-A Sanford, Florid* Wed., March 31, 1965 W A L T * a * . a in L o w , s u i t e s *n » n i t u a n a p n a n i t v o i/ r s if c lB * . r M s u u - a - an a e a i ■ •■ **** p m b b o o k sm ik s Associate E d ito r r n s » VAB P E L T U s n s g l n a E d ito r D u als n iU iiA M S e c le t r E ditor d o t t ih A ta ri* C ity E d it o r living on only one lung. "So I am making a res­ ervation for you In my pri­ vate lanltarium for tomorrow morning, and you may need to remain thers nt least onTear and possib'iy- ‘twoi^ > r three." Well, Joe was a college graduate and a talented ed­ itor, then about 35 years old, so he was not a hysterical trrnager. Since he had no financial reserves, however, this hit him hard, for he had a wife and two young children. Although his wife tried to cheer him up, he felt dejected when he went to bed s t 11 p.m. It was a eool nignL Their bedroom window was open. Yet Joe broke out in a ter­ rific night sweat at 2 a.m. His wife had to give him dry pajamas because he had sat­ urated tha pair he was wear­ ing. Again Joe dropped off Into fitful slumber but awakened the second time about 4 a.m., dripping with sweat. This* time his wife not only had to give him another pair of dry pajamas, but she was forced to change both the upper as well lower sheets, which were wet with hit heavy night sweat. She finally compelled him to consult a chest specialist next day. And later, after three different sputum tests, he was pronounced complete­ ly free of tuberculosis. So his terrific night sweats were a product of his sub­ conscious mind, dus to ths negativs suggestion of that quack. Thus, your subconscious can product weird tricks repsrdiny your health. — Tomorrow 1 ehall show you th* exact medical results when we eliminated Thelma's underlying terror of ths men­ opause. For her high blood pressure was apparently lik# Joe'a night t seals, namely, a re­ sult of fright! (Always writ* t* Dr. Crane In care of Ibis news­ paper, enrloalng a long stamped, addressed envel­ ope and 20 cents to rover typing and printing eo*U when you send for one of hla booklets.) ■ O M K ir A L E S A U D E B A i veil s i r * D lra o te r art saxas A i v e t i s l a s M ssA gsr JAM S S IU S H A K E S B e sts* * * * * **** rta i a s u i atr Bitter ■ o x v i x e n wt a t e ft r h o t s a r a p b e r P u blishe d dally s a o s y t Sa turday, Busday a d C b r ls tm a a ; yakt ls b s d S a t u r d a y p r r c i M i s i Cbrlstmsa. B U B t C B l P T I o n BATBI H o n * Deliv ery wash s y B a it - i .s n **h a sa ia o L B IM# i saw a IM I Ltd Q V, B. P o s t a l B s « a U U s M prsvld* pa id la a dvaa ea . Be n u e t o a y m a t e ri a ,, s a w s or M l u S i b #1 MI* s d u i o s *1 T b# a * n l a r d H e r a t * u y M r s p s t s M l ftay * * * * * B l u ­ e s t w i i u e n per m is sis* * f U e ssbUsA ee K T h* t i e r *14. A a r U d l v l d u a l e r t i n s r e s#* a t isle f e r m i l *# re * se ll so will be s s o s l d s r s d a* l a i r i n g i n * , i i s * H s r a i d a l r » r i * S l so d w u l *« a*A*d « b* i t s . Th* n l e k n a m o "B«*fcitera," which la sometimes associated with tb* Yeomen of th* Guards, had its origin la 1669. when Count Costmo, grand duka of Tuacany. was K England. Writing of tb* ais* and s t a t u r e of this magnificent guard, he said. "They are great eaten of beef, of which • very large ratios la gtvea thorn aally ot tha court, and they Bright ho called "Beef-eaters.” The Lighter Side United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha word "ombudsman" prob*hly doesn't mean very rnurh to the average citizens in this country. For that matter, it prob­ ably doesn’t mean much to eitlxens who are above or below average either. Until a couple of year* ago, it meant nothing to me. If forced to make a g u m , 1 would have surmised that an ombudsman was a man who looked after the ombuds. Then I learned from flop. Henry S. Rcuss, (D-Wle.), that ombudsmen are Scandi­ navian officials who deal with the complaints citizens make against their governments. If a citizen of Norway, Sweden or Denmark feels ag. grieved, hs can taka ft up with th e ombudsman, who will Investigate the m atter and order corrective action if warranted. Reuis proposed that "peo* pla both in and out of the g o v e r n m e n t " give aome thought to the possibility of adopting aoms form of the ombudsman ayitsm in lha United Statea to protect In­ dividuals against bureaucratic abuses. But as far as I can tell, nobody has been thinking about it. Which seema a pity. Now wa have before us an­ other proposal that would in­ volve borrowing a govern­ mental device from another country. A group of Republican con­ gressmen want to amend the rulea of the House so that the secretary of etate could visit the floor and answsr questions about U. 8. foreign policy in times of crisis. This, as you can see, would be somewhat similar to the British system under which cabinet members, who are al­ so members, appear in the House of Commons and sub­ mit to questioning. The GOl* group didn't in­ vite me to give some thought to their plan, us Reuis did his, but 1 have been think­ ing about it anyway. And I detect what teems to be a major flaw that might render it Ineffective. There Is a very strong chance that the secretary of state may not cart to appear on the floor of the House to answer questions about U. 8, foreign policy in times of crisis. "No, thanks," he might say, "I believe I'Ll ait thle one out." Since the House couldn't very well drag him in by the heels, so to speak, tha ques­ tioning period would not be extremely fruitful. I have to aee good Ideaa go to waste and it occurred to me that perhaps Congress could combine tha Scandi­ navian system with tha Britiih system, or, rather, the Keuss plan with tha GOI* plan. It could create the post of ombudsman, as suggested by Reuss, and then make him available to the House for questioning. This obviously would not pleaao evsryona concerned. But, as they say in Sweden, that's the way the ombud bounces. WASHINGTON (NBA) — Full-length m inora are be­ ing put In kindergarten class­ rooms in Rscine, Wis. Princi­ pals have been told to order cameras to make pupil snap­ shots. The pictures will be put on classroom bulletin boards. In experimental Portland, Ore., classes, teachers encour­ age their students to use the word **1” wherever possible. A seventh-grade group gives major attention to discussing “Who am IT What am IT Where am I going! How can I get thereT" President Johnson's ides for having programs tailored to meet the needs of "cultural­ ly deprived" children Is not new. Experiments have been going on for a number of years In several score U.S. school systems. Interestingly, findings In soma of these programs sug­ gest the best results are pro­ duced when teaching aims are shifted back to the old-fash­ ioned virtues—“self-reliance," “ s e l f -direction," "independence" and "personal a e 1f worth," even though the teach­ ing methods to achleva these ends have fancier descrip­ tions than in grandpa's day. The techniques mentioned above are all attem pts to ach­ ieve these ends, The Rscine mirrors are set up, of course, so that young children can look at themsel­ ves (many of the ••deprived." they say, "for the first time"!. The experimenters say. this helps the youngsters "sec" themselves as individ­ uals—and Incidentally “does wonders for their personal grooming." The snapshots and the con­ centration on “1" are aimed at the same search for indi­ viduality and self-initiative. In Dade County, Fla., com­ munity service awards to high school graduates provide free tuition al Miami-Unde Junior College. In return, t h e s e young people agree to lead preschool classes 2Vs hours a day. In a Boston. Mass., pilot program, •‘junior’’ first grad-’ classes have been organised as a halfway step between kindergarten and grade one for "slow" children. A Cincinnati, Ohio, elemen­ tary school lias added special clasaes in journalism, creativewriting. Junior Great Books and geology taught by local eitlxens. The Pyle School, Wilming­ ton, Del., has monthly Men's Day Luncheons where busi­ ness and professional men join the boys. In South Bend, Ind., chil­ dren not working up to their potential are Invited to attend an evening community center where they’re tutored by stu­ dents from local colleges, re­ tired teachers and other in­ terested eitlxens. In Baltimore, Md., parents are invited to small luncheon meetings, whsre thay are shown easy, practical ways to help their children learn. In San Francisco, Calif., parents are encouraged to take time off from work to accompany groups of young students on field trips. Some Minnesota University students have set up a buddy system with underprivileged youngsters. They study, go to shows and attend ball games together. These examples only scratch the surface. Barbs By W ater C. Parkee We know a chap with a ftno voice who took singing les­ son* for years but despair* of ever achieving stardom in the entertainment world. Says hs nevsr lsamed to snap his finger*. WHEEL OF FORTUNE? Suro it i»—n Wheel of Good Fortune, because ’you can’t lone*. R ed B alf Dealer Service—exclusive with A tlantic—is so good th a t if an Atlantic Red Ball dealer ever forgets to clean your windshield, weather permitting, orj>ffeLiO>checkj your oil, your gasoline purchase is free! Frankly, your chances or driving off w ith' thaVfree gaaoline'are pretty slim, because Atlantic Red Ball dealers seldom forget anything. When you drive into' an A tlantic Red Ball station, all you can really expect is the .finest petroleum products and the most attentive service youVe ever^enjoyed, So you’re still a winner. * » ATLANTIC �Horoscope Forecast Iff V rafarl P ag o 4-A—M arch 81, *88 VrnTl HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast Results Tkuradap, April l . IN I GENERAL TENDENCIESi Tfe* big ortr-al) Rdw eondU tloM about to ttm * into ba­ iliff require that you now make m apodal point to wind up whatever umotlonol or oth­ e r tmfinUhod dfltlee thmt ere youre. You will be wide eweke, reedy, eble end witllnt to pat y oam lf In fall flowering In­ to the excellent new condi Gone ebout to open up for yoa. ARIES (Her, I I to Apr. 19) Be eare to pey your bill* end get ebode In fine order for the b u y deye eheed. Rid youreelf of whatever Is no longer of uee. Open the door to plenty end abandonee. T A U R U S ( A p r . 90 to Hey 20) Yoa ere feeling wonder­ fully peaceful today end can plan for the fatare a* well ee get much eeeonpllehed. Do whet li woet Important Flan an evening of fun, entertain or vice vena. GEMINI (May 21 to June I ! ) Get baey ridding youreelf of thoee thlnge end person* you know ere not working for your benefit or have lost their usefulness. Coma to bet­ ter understanding with pertnsrs. Co-operate. MONN CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You have won­ derful Ideas for ex pension but don’t get bogged down by the nsnel dull routines. Car­ ry through with vim. Your el­ ites will be more then happy to go along with you. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Certain problems must be faced and cleared up before you cun carry through with new ‘W J.Ir'J.'.eJ. Do so with al*qrOv,...''Hadorn. Ally yourself with those who bavs a pioneering spirit. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) There are many interest­ ing situations about to enter your life, so be prepared to meet them with wisdom and intellect. Tensions ease, Life becomes more pleasant. LIBRA (Sept. I t to Oct. 22) By ameliorating your own financial position, you are then able to assist those who dwell with you. Plan your course of notion. Get the advlea from esparto you knew for best results, SCORPIO (Oct I I to Nov. 31) Important you converse a t length with allies et al ear­ ly so that you can carry through with ideas later. A new start la possible. Howevor, you must havo the right attitude. SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 22 to Dec, 21) Uio your own beet methods and mesni In doing your work, slnco your mind is working very cletrly. Try to uoo bsst of both old and new syitetns. Make for a per­ fect combination. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) By doing tha things your truly enjoy, you find you accomplish much more. Get into allianeo with charming folk. Having a good time is the panaoea for all aliments now. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) A found approach to fundamental metiers psvss the way for n more lucrative «. Chiu C u t Classified Phones 322-5612 425-5938 Dial g a t t «o■ \ vf l « t« I d 1 2 1 u t 1 1 4 1 I l . H 11 t o I d 19 l l J d | U » 1 9 4 1 i« 2d I 4 | 1.5d 12 4 * 1 I S J d 2d u i d | d | I.5DI I U I I 1 S.TQ ■■si ( O n O-iettee word* pee liae) S I M g l s l a i s i COoriR All Ski* D a te s e e Charged a l 1-D ey W N CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEBT C L A h d lF lE D D IS P L A Y I1A9 Per Inch (■toheom el % M a s — ERRORS— T h e H e relS will n e t t a r e . sp e a e lb le fe e m e r e tfeoa ewe lererreet I COPY T h e HerelS r e e e r r r e (he prL r l l r i * e f r e j e c t l « a e r re v is­ in g e a r a S t r r t l e e n r a t which It S e m e a b je c t l e a a b l e te it .d b » nftfWF D E A D L IN E S 19 Noon Day Befora i’ablleatlow For Inaertlowg and Kills (Hat. Noon For Mnwdsy) 1. Lm L dk Found LET'S CF.LKHRATE — Tha cla ssified I d a a ra tha place to h i , tlm a a n d mnnay whan s h o p p in g for t h a e a r of r o u r choice. : . A H t> x p i M O ST L IP S T IC K -5 TA STE LI KE A 0AP» PATCH O P C XAW aH Si FOUND: n i a c k A Tan Manchaalar, Famals, a b o u t I yra. old. l l t - I I I I . LOUT: llo raa, g r o w n Mara, rh l td r s n 'a pat. I’h. 111-1441 o r l U - H I L Reward.________ 2, I’craonaln SEMINOLE LODGE NURSING AND CONVALRUCKNCE H E f t DENCH P, O. Uox 1410, Hanford. Fla. ISO HOL’TH PA T AVK Ph. I l l - I T I I ewiiwkf«H De you h a v e a d r l a k t n g pro b ­ lem. W rit# F. a Bog t i l l , Hanford. JOHN. Pro m ise m s a n y t h i n g hut give me York Air Conditioning hy S he e t Metal Specialist*. I l l M il. M A ItCt A 4. Itoauty Core H A R I U E r r * B e auty N o o k , s o f t watoe, evening a p p 'l a lo l So. Oak. I I M I I t . SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NA NS NOTICE IS he reb y g l r e n th at T am a n g a a a d In builnaa* in Hemlnote County, Florida, u n ­ de r th e fictitious name of, N u­ ll #n, a n d t h a t I Inland to r e g u ­ l a r sa id n a m e with tha Clark of tha C ircuit C ourt. HamtnoU County, Florida, In accordance w ith th a provisions of the F i c t i ­ tious Name Statute*, to - w l tl Heel log I I I . o l F l o r i d a P ta tu to s HIT. Slg: K oghan N. K a llor P ublish Mar. IT, I I , I t * Apr. T. t i l l . C D K -lt VO toil wsurr V tS - m £ k 1 M TWMHWE ICU* OFFICE T H om ey Tottch lY WEST RAINTON, (UPI) — Baseball woo added | m | ggfcjii to old American feel m an at to 21 t o 25 1• I I .5 d |19.111| 4.T5 fu tu re . Be cure f lr e t ta g e t your bills paid up. Clear the •1st* for imooth sailing ahead. PIBCEI (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Information comes to you oo that you know your exact position with others. Persona ef stature are very communi­ cative. Much work comes your way that la to your Uking, too. IP YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, ho or oho will bo one of thooo remarkable persons who can anally grasp anything of real scops and also and know aaactly how to bottlo It down to workable dimensions. The ambition here Is tremen­ dous and could lead to aly working In ordar to get more than la wise, If you1don't ear­ ly give ethical teaching and spiritual guidance. A wonder­ ful ehartl T lw Staru Impel, they 4m not compel** What yen make of year life is large­ ly up to YOUI Carroll Rlgfcter’s Individual Forecast for your sign for May la now ready. For your copy send yottr birthdato and |l.00 to Carroll Rlghtor Fortcast (The Sanford Herald), Bog 1911, Bollywood f t , Cal­ ifornio. | 1 A JE Upt oS 11 11J9 | l.H 11J9 re ce n tly — y AH M Pam m v comnouroFfm O M K H tSP AMP n **3 off rm OC3KLAM*.., IN f a s CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR IS S U O IJ COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANI'MBT NO. IITSO n o t i cm o r a n i t IN S i ) F e l l l t o a e l DAVID S W E E T a a d LII.AR SW EET TMM STATE O F F L O S IO A TOi JU ANITA D. ADAMS ■II J e f f e r s o o Avenue Rochaatar, New T e r k TOU ARM IIKREDT NOTI­ F I E D t h a t the above-named P e titio n e rs . DAVID S W E E T a n d LILAII S W E ET . M i wife, h a s t filed a P s tlllo n In lb* ab ev s -e ty lo d C o a r t fo r th* adoption of U o minor ah IIS n am ad th e r e in a n d you a r a r a q u l r e i t o ohow cauaa w h y Ik* earns s h o u ld n ot be g ra n te d by a o rvlng a copy a f your w r i t t a n Oafaaaaa, If aay, upon Stanairom , Davla * Met a loan. F o a l Office Rex m o , S aafard Florid*. M i l l , A t t e r a a y a f a r r * t it loner*, a n d by fltlsg tb* e r l g l a a l U a r a o f w i t h Iks Clork of M id C o u r t * • or before April t f , I M t t o tb trw la a, a D ecre e m a y be e nte red varena y e n g r a n t i n g a a id odaptlen. W ITN E S S m y b a n d a n d U a o fficial s e a t e f amid C o u r t a t i a n f e r d . Seminole County, F l o r ­ ida. u te t t u d s y a f March. A. D. ISIS. (SE A L ) A r t h u r E Sockwlth. I r , C l a r k e f Ike Circuit Court ■ y t M a r t h a T. Vlhlus D e p u ty C lark S te aa tre m . Davla O M e U te ak A tto rn ay a a t l o w F e e t Office g e u ISIS B u f o r d . Florida H i l l . . . M»r*k I f . I L I I . A ** lvHi N A K N i r t K ID D IE CARE, We o e r e r d o t e . Licensed n u r e e r r , Infante te I. 1141 B. Oak Are. Ilt-ltlt. W I L L CAflC f a r I n f a n t In m r h o m t Day e r N i g h t I l l - l i l t 8. Pots dk Supplies AQUARIUMf A TROPICAL FIS H h a s t Q ua lity from U s g i s t Bit .A teharla*. L ow est discount p r l e n . 11 a. m. • I p. a t — DAILY— r i N N T FRIENDS, I Milt* South e f OcaforS e a Nary. IT -tt. 18. latorior Decorators D r e p e r l e i - dllpcoveri J E A N MARCEL it rrifi.Af 1 1 3 -Sill 17. Ja n ito ria l Services TXNTUCH MAINTENANCE ■orvlea a l u p p t u e U M JV ' Pr 10. UaUden Supplies PRg-CA BT Concrete Step* OREOOHY LUMBER CO 111-0141 20. H ard w are St. Photo Jk Equipment DE a good E g g A glv* your W ife a now C a m e ra b e f o m E e e te r l V W I E D O L O r g CAMERA SHOP l i e g- P e r k A v * ^ ^ Oanford 30. H em s AppHsncds N E ^^tPPL IA N C E ra^^T ??? boaa* Price*— Prlgtdalr*. H ot Point, RCA, XesRh. ale. Call C ha rlie Q orm ty collect a t Associated Radio a TV. t i l l N. Drang* A v a , Drlaodo l l f - l l l l . SANFORD ELECTRIC f O. E. A p.lla ncoo—Now 4 Uied Ssuford'o Most Comulutu i l l Magnolia lll-u ti D o a s R X C E IV gU f a r A to p TED WILLIAMS MOW. tloa , boarded. Animal Roecue Mjl g l l t h . USED Appliance* Including 111-1444 Leaguo, 1TOO W. M lnato ota, built-in*, Ilk* new. Low DaLanS. Ph. T l t - l H I . p rlc a a jn -llfL SI. Home ImprovementE GERMAN SHKPIIKRD Purple* 31. Mtniesl Instrumunla puro bred. I l l - M i l . ATTENTION DO It Y o o r s t l f - t r l t t f your MUST SE L L AKC PooSlo P u » P la no g a r v l d o g A T uning Roof needs r e s e t t i n g . Check plM I I I . Itt-IO IS. w i t h u i for th* Bret Roof­ Qen* C um bea — t l l - M I l ing m a te ria l m oney can buy. W A ST E D PU P* Plano T u n in g a n l R epair Call I t l - l l t l A w* will com* Any kind. M l i r d o r AKC. Wo W. U H a rm o n *•• l l l - l l l l R unning. pick u p —each o r e o u l s n m in t . T E 1-1141. CA RPEN TE R. Hom o Repair* A Addition*. F lra t Claae n o t h i .n o is l o o t u n til W o j y n j ^ e M ^ Ph. HI-TtUt. IloralS W a a l AS falls la find IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT n F _ l t t _________________________ 22. Plumbing T H R NINTH JUDICIAL CIH. C U T , IN AND FOR SRMINOLH 12. Special Notices COUNTY. FLORIDA PLUMBINO IN CRANCRRY NO. l l f T I C o n tr a c tin g Rapatru Income Tax Raturas MARTIN J. JUDACK. F R E E ESTIMATES I t T ear* Experience. Call La R. L HARVEY Plaintiff, m a r Wllllama, l i r a Point*. NANCY JA N E JUBACK. Itt-Tllt. Defendenl. 23. Painting Adding Machine! - T ypew riter# AHENDRD NOTICB OF O U T galaa - Rantala - Repair* FOR DIVORCE A INQ A repair, l l l - l l l l . r o w ELL'S O F F IC E SUPPLY TOe NANCY JA N E JUBACK W Residence Unknow n CANAS D sy Camp begin* J u n a 24. Well Drilling Tou, Nancy Ja n * Juba c k. a r a 14lh., L ena OoM*n. F o r In­ h ereby notified t h a t a Dill of fo r m a tio n ealt t t t - l t l l . Frad W ELLS DRILLED, FUMPS Complaint for Divorce he> bvtn ana*._____________________ S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS filed a g a ln a t you, a n d you ate All Type* a n d disc* required to se rve a copy of W* R e p air and Service 13. CsUring • Food your Anew er or P le ad in g to the ■ T I N R Rill of Com plaint on the plainM»chln» t n d t u p p l f Co. STRAW BKlIRlEa for Sal*. Tou u rn a ttorney, JO SE PH M. IJ2 - I 4 I I MUIIARKO, P. O. Box 111, Fern p ic k 4So qt., IS o r mor* Me t07 W. SBd at qt., picked e a ordar, field P ark, Florida, a n d file Ih* o r i ­ run l i e qt. No l u n d a y sale. ginal Anewer o r P le ad in g in Brlsaen Ava- Mt-TSM. th* office of th* C lerk of the Circuit Court on o r before i h ^ NOTICH O F SUIT IH. Special Sdrvicea J l n d d a y of April. 1H1. If y<n™ T H R OTATH OF FLORIDA TO fall to A a ao. j u d g m e n t by d e ­ f a ult will t * •-iil.'M.ll i n w e o u A & B CONTRACTORS w h o s e lae t-nnow n reet- you for th* re lief de manded In HOME IMPROVEMENTS, - -df-M* a n d whereabout* U tha DIR of Complaint. ROOK I Nil. PA IN T lN d A f i t L a g r a n g e Avenue, DONE AND O RD E R E D a t INKUI ATINQ Memphis. Tennessee: Hanford, lem ln o l* County, F lo r ­ F i n a n c in g A rrangad lll-IIIT Suit ha v in g been filed id*. t h is l l t h day of March, a g a i n s t you In lb* Circuit Court VOSS LANDSCAPING A MAIN­ t n a n d fo r demlnol* County. m i . TENANCE a t a Pric e you Florida, In Chancery, f o r d i ­ (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r . c an afford. Com plete Law n vorce. Ih* abbreviate d till* of C lark a f Circuit Court M alntenancs, 1. a n daraplng, which la Richard Kinney, p l a i n ­ Ry: M artha T. Vlhlan L andacapa Architect Sarvlra. tif f . verau* Belly t . Kinney, Deputy Clerk Call ua f a r F R E E E ST L de fenda nt, Ihta notice la to r e ­ A MATEH. I l l - l i l t a t t a r 1:11 q u ir e you t o fit* w ith th* C lerk JO SEPH M. MURAIKO ■ P. O. Dux : : s W p. m. nf said C o u rt y o u r w ritte n d e ­ F e rn P a rk , Flo rid a fenses. t f any. to th* p l e n t l r r * A ttorney for Pla intiff. flKMPONHinLK Parson w ith C a r com filed la Mid eooee. Publish March IT, J l, t l , A will c a rs for aldarly parson In end plaint aervo n ropy on th* Apr. T. 111*. p r i v a t e hums, reasonable. PS. p l a i n tlu i f f * a tto rn a y a not l a t e r C D K - lt Orlando m - l l l t . th a n th* IStb d a y » t April. A. D. 11(1. IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT OF FIX1T BIIOF Herein fall not or a decree T H R NINTH JU DICIAL CIR­ NE W LOCATION IM So. F r e n c h >11-4711 pro rnnfeeso will bo entered CUIT IN AND FO R SRHINOLR a g a i n s t you. COUNTY, FLORIDA. my band a n d 4h* C h a s e * r r No. I U N SICK ROOM NEEDS •e eW1TNEHH l of said C o u r t a t Sanford. FORRCLOSURH OF . Whaol Chairs, W a l k e r s C«nee Florida, t h is t ( t b day af March. MORTUAOK NOTICH OF * t 'I T A C rutches f a r r a n t o r *ala A. H. 11*4. KIUE COUNTY I A V 1 N <1 S 1‘raacrlptlnna a t L o w a * l ( H E A L ) HANK, a New Y ork C o r p o r a - A Price*. Discount to poapls A r t h u r H. Backerlth. Jr., tlon, over I t a oil Service P e r so n ­ C lark of th* C ircuit Oourt P l a in t i f f nel. c h e e k o u r pries*. By: M a sla * Stowatl Va FAUST DRUG STORE D eputy Clork ROBERT J. FOFOVITS a n d HUTCHISON AND L E F F L E R F r e e Dollvory Itl-IT tl LILLIE F. POFOVITS. hi* wife, Edward* tlullding nd a ll u n k n o w n halro, d*. OF FE R IN G A SPECIA L l E R - Post Office D r a w e r H via***, grante es, eeelaneen, V IC E f Mor* th a n 40,SOI r e a d ­ Sanford. Florida lienors, creditor*, tru stae e, o r e r ! aaa The Hanford lia rald A ttorneys for P la in tif f th e r a lslm onta c la im in g by, (•U n ifie d uda dally. Mataa a* Publish March I t A April T. othrough, u nde r or a g a l n a t R o ­ low no I la p s r line pe r da y) 14. I I . I t l l . ll ERT J. POPOV ITS, a n d L IL ­ D ial t t t - t l l l o r l l l - a t l l and CDK-11T L IE F. FOPOVITS. Ml wife, plae* r o u r s d l IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT. who may be dead a n d not LAWN A O ARDEN WORK. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. know n to b* deed, nr nltv*. and Ill-IODI. IN AND FOR IB R IN O L H all u n know n p a r ti e s and c la i m , m a n l s h a v in g or c la im in g a n y ” COUNTY, FLORIDA. right, till* o r Intaraat In and COM PLETE LAWN CARR IN CHANCRRY NO. 1SSSS Landscapin g, Hpraylng, MORTC1AQB FORRCLOSURB to th* prope rty Involved t n th is cause, Mnddlng, raaaonabta r a t e * L I F E INSURANCE COMPANY D e fenda nt* P I I I L L i n LAWN SERVICE OF OKOttQI A, a corporatio n 1J3-II0S a f l a r 1:10 p. m. o rg a n is ed a n d e x is tin g under THR PTATH O F FLORIDA TOi ROBERT J. POPOVITS and the law* of t h a S l a ta of d e a r L IL L IE F. FOFOVITi, hla wlfa, whoa* residence la P la in tiff. u n k n o w n a n d a ll u n k n o w n heir*, davla**#, g r a n te e s , IE T R R C I E C U r r COURT O F LARRY B. C n i N E R a n d CAassignees, l i t nor*, c r e d i ­ T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ ROLE C. CRINER. hla wife. tor*. trustee*, or e t h e r Defendants CUIT IN AND FUR SRMINOLR c la i m a n ts c la im ing by, COUNTY, FLORIDA NOT ICR OF SUIT th r o u g h , u nde r o r a g a i n . t A IN CHANCERY NO. I4SSI TOi LARRY H. C R IN E R ROBERT J. POPOVITS ■ NATIONAL L I F E INSURANCE (address u nknow n) a n d LILL IE F. POPOVITS. COMPANY, a V e rm ont c o r p o r ­ and to a ny a n d a ll o t h e r p a r ­ hla wife, who m ay be ation, t it e claim ing a n y rig h t, title, dead a n d not k n o w n to b* Pla intiff. a n d /o r Interact In a a d t a th* dead, o r atlvu, a n d *11 u n ­ follo w in g described property, know n partlo* a a d c la i m ­ MOSES WILLIAMS a n d W I L ­ lo will a n t s h a v in g o r c la im ing L I E B. WILLIAMS, hla wife, 1-ot 11. ef FANLANDO a n y rig h t, till* of I n te rDefendants. ESTATES. FIRST ADDI­ __ eel In end J*..ID* p r e P t r lV ------NOTICE TO D E F E N D TION. ^ a c s n r d l n * . i n U tr Involved In thl* onus*. TOI MUPKH WILLIAM* and P l a t t h e re o f ao recorded In YOU ARE H E R E B Y notified W I I. L t E D. WILLIAMS, P l a t Book IS, P a s * ST, of hla wife th* Public R ecordi of th at a s u i t h a s buan filed ag aln at you a s Defendant* In TOU A R E KERKRY NO TI­ ■tarinol* County, Florida. F I E D to ta h * notice t h a t a TOOKTHEIl W IT H the follo w­ Ih* above e n title d causa, a n d ■utl h s a bran filed a g a ln a t you ing equipment, pe rm a nently In- th at you a r e h ereby r e q u ir e d In the above entitle d Court. Th* ■talltd, w hich le a n d shall be to fll* your a n s w e r w ith t h e t f n a t u r a of th is s u it la a n n a ­ Seamed I* ba f l i t u r t a a n d p a r t c l e r k oT thl* C ourt, and In errve a copy th ere o f upon th* tion to forsetoo* a real aatat* af Ih* r e a l ty i m o r tg a g e held hy NATIONAL l u n g e —M a r th a W a s h in g ­ Plaintiff, or P l a l n t l f f e a t t o r ­ ney, whoa* na m e a n d addreea L I F E INSURANCE COMPANY, to n Surf Unit E1IK* a V erm ont corporatio n, which Ovon— M a r th a W as h in g to n le: Daniel J. L eF avra o f C a r- t i l l A LeF avra, STS W e s t F a i r m o r tg a g e la recorded In Offi­ OA 114-1 c ia l Record* Rook 111. r a g ! H e a t e r — Monogram W all banka Avenue, F, O. Boa 111. W in ter Dark, Florida, n ot l a t e r l i t . Public Record* of aemlnol* F u rn a c * CUIOUE. c o u n ty , Florida. T b* n s m t of TOU A R E HE RE BY NOTI­ (hen April l l t h , 1MI. I t you fall t o do so, decree th a C o u r t In which lull p r o ­ F I E D t h a t *h* Plain tiff, L I F E ceedings nr* pe n d in g la th* INSURANCE COMPANY OF pro confeeeo wilt be e n te r e d C irc u it C o u r t of th# Ninth J u d i ­ OEOROIA. a c orpora tion n r- agalnat you for th* r e lie f docial Circuit. In a nd f o r garni- ganlacd a a d a u ls tl a g u n d e r th* wended In th* Comptalnt. Th* n a tu r e of eald suit bein g nolo County. Florida, In C ha n­ awe a f th* S U t a a f Oeorgia, c ery No. l i n t . w ith Ita principal plae* of for Foroclosor* of M o r tg a g e A T h * dss crlp llo n or ’ho real business a t A t l a n U , Oeorgia, recorded In Official R e c o r d s w p r o p e rt y In Samlnolr C iunty, ha* Institute d s u i t a g a i n s t you Book 411, P a g e s M l, M l. M l Florida. Involved la eald pro- In th* C ircuit C ourt a f tb* end 144, Public Records of caedtnga aa d a s e rl b t d la tha N inth Ju d te la l Circuit, In a n d lemlnol* County, Florida, t h e Com plaint la aa follow*: t o r Samlnota Caunly, Florida, description a f tb* p ro p e rty L e t II. M ock D. HARMONY t h a n a t u r a a f tho s u i t I* to trooeeded a g a ln a t being a s HOMES, aeoordlng to tb* foreclose t h a t c e r ta in m a r t - fellow*! All t h a t c e r ta in prop l o t tbaroof so reoorded In geg* which encum ber* th* ya rty s ttu a t* a n d be in g la H a t Rook I t . Pa g* t l . P u b ­ nbuva described p r ope rty, sa id femlnola C ouaty , Florida, m ore lic Record a of Somlnoln prope rty be in g s h u n t e d and ta r t l c n l a r l y described a a folCounty, F l o r i d a loratod In Bemlnol* County, liwat L ot 1 | o f Block -B". BA0TT o g e t h e r w ith th* following Florida. You a nd each of you BROOK aUBDIV IllOK , Itam a o r p ro p e rty which or* • r * hereby re q u ire d t o III* UNIT NO. M X 1ND R E I a anted la a a d p e rm a n en tly In­ yo u r A n s w e r w ith th* Clark FL A T , a e oordlng l o t h e m stalled a s p a r t of the Improve- of th* C ircuit Court. In a n d for F l a t t h e r e o f a* recorded la V m unta on eald land: gouriaele County, Florida, and P l a t Book "14", Pago I I , t H e e l e r s — pe rm a nently M rv t a copy th e r e o f upon VIC­ F a b t la Record* o f Som lM lo laataiU d. TOR R. WOODMAN, o f Ih* County, Florida. T o e a r e r e p a i r e d t o fil* firm of W lnderwoodlo, Haloes Four Aneweru o r e th e r defee- A W ard. 114 P a r k Avaaa*. Tegothor w ith th* follow ing etv e p le a d in g s w ith th* C lark • o a t h . W in t e r P a r k , Florida. l»jo» of pro p e rty which ar* loo f th* a b o v e nam ed C o u r t a a d Attaruaya for F l a l a t l f f la th* estad la a n d per m ane a lly i a earvu a copy th e r e o f upon th* above action, on or before Ih* Ballad aa p a r t of tb * I m p r a r a F l a tu tlf T a a t t o r n e y * W H I T ­ • tb d s y of April, 1141. * lm a moats a n aald land: T A K E R . PY LE A WOOD. wh*o* Door** P r* Confess* will b* HOT POINT E L E O T R I O ad dree* la Sulla t a t . I I I B a st e nte red a g a i n s t yoa. BUILT • IN OVEN MODEL Colonial Drive, Orlando. F l o r ­ IT Ig O R D E R E D t h a t this R J I I D SE R IA L SMS MOT POINT S L I C T R I O ida, wot t a l e r t h a n th* J t i h day J published l a T h e Sanford mt April. l H t . a a re uulra d by Herald, a nowapapov **btlah*d BUILT • IN RANOB MO­ t»w, ala* a Decree F ro C e n ­ la Somlaalo C ouaty , Florid*. D E L 1STRUWMD S E R IA L _ ■mi a t u m * will bn uMUTUd agnlnat m ooek w eek f a r f o u r coueacutlva weeks. l u x a ir e fu r n a c e mo. 7Y n WlYNSOd WHEREOF. 1 W ITN E SS th* b a n d o f lb* D EL 11STS S E R IA L JM SSII h a r e hnruunW m t m y band a n d Clork of th* ClreuM Court, W ITNE SS my h a n d and th* affixed m y o f f W a l eoal a l San- ffemlool* Couaty, Florida. Ihlu ami a f aald C o a r t a t Sanford, ferd. Oemlnol* County, Florid*, th* Mb d a y o f March. ISIS. H m laol* c o u n ty , F lo rid a, thla t h is I K b d a y n f March. I N I . Hth d a p o f March. 1MI. (SEAL) (SEAL) A r t h u r K. B eckw ith. J r , B E A D A r t h a r ■• Reck with, Jr.. C lerk of th a C ircuit C o u r t A f U u r a Be*bwith, J r . d a r k a t th* C lre n lt Court __ By: M a r t h a T. V lbU a, a a C l e r k a f ClrwuU C o a r t By; M e r t h s T. V thlrn Wludorwoedto. H alusu A W a r d • y t M a r th a T. T lh lo a « 4 P a r k A v m m . S o u th D e puty Clork Fu b lU b March U * April T, W in te r P a r k , F lorida rwhllah U t o * i T J t o r | l A A pril T, Puhllak Mas. Mi I f . M. 9L U M CDK-dS Legal Notice e f » • Legal Notice Legal Notice U'im"" • t $ l» �The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, 35. Vacuum Cleaners 73. Male or Female Help 95. Houses For Sal* \V ANTUl* Part tinir Uurrs»- JIM W ALTER CORF, ha* nice ( Redroom house & lot, p u n d sr t fnr Ihs H t n f n r i a r r a for Sale |16» down A only R etired or tcml-r*tlre<l p a r ­ 171 It) par m onth. This house son* also consldarad. Car *•and aom* know ladc* has m an y axtraa. Dlrectlona: 43. Plants, F—ds, Seeds ■antlal Prom Banford. t a k a 17-13 to of cradlt Investigation. Raply by mall, a ta tlna a f t . backG r a n t * City to R a i a l l D r u t SPECIAL. Oaranlume. Ll«ua-. f r o u n d , b u r i n s . . or sm ploystore, tu r n left A follow to trum , lll i e . Plant* In Bloom » h * r * on* way stops, t u rn m ant record and p r t t a n t acH«*aonable. ITS* C ountry tlvltlat. Writ#: Dun A Bradr l | M . t o to 3rd. d ir t road, Club Hoad. t u rn l t f t A follow to house on atraat. lne. p. o Boa l i f t , left. Call 311-0113. Orlando W a i t Bay Station, Ja c ksnnvllla, Florida, m o l . A ttsn50. Mlsc. For Sale tlon: W, p. smith. GREEN HR AIR m i BANFORD VACUUM BVC. SAL, US - KB PA MIS r. P a r k Ave- BOATERS BENIOK Haauty Operator w a n lDO IT TOURBEt.P t ad Im madlataly, 333.3173. Com plete ItallnlahlnB Buppllaa f ^ a i j l... tn „P r aK C0RP„ , ,.,.77‘ Situation Wanted nA c h*C°Ava, SANFORD HEWINQ CENTE1 111 Bo. P a r k Ava. IM -lll HOOVER VAC. CLEANERI W H I T E BEWINO MACHINE A u th o r lta d Balsa A Service GARRETT'S 100 E. P i n t . 11M ! e«»tor& Ijrralb March 31, *65—Page 5-A SWEETIE PIE by 3 Bedroom. 1 Beth. Furnished, real nice A d tslrabl* n e ig h ­ borhood. JOHN SAULS AGENCY R EAL ESTATE BROKER Real E etat* A a e n d a tt W ILLA MAE PROKOBCtt 111-7174 D a y JOHN K. FOX, R ealtor 101 N. P a r k Are. I31-0SSS BAUT PILCHER Beat Buy Broker 133-7433 Day or N t t h t CASSELBERRY. F u rnished 3 Room*, P o rc h . 131 C o n c o rd Dr. Ph. BIB-3 433. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 3 1, t. A 4 BEDROOMS 1, I H A 1 PATHS KITCHEN E Q U IP PE D LOW MONTHLY PATMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVER Y F o r Complete Inform ation See nr Call Your STEN STRO M REALTY Ball-BIair Agency 4 'W h iU W fM 6* at N» 64 Ml 'No, I don’t want an aspirin for my headachel That was juit a polit* hint!" CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—T-oit 3— 4— 3— 4—C h ild I— A Found Paraonala Beauty Cara Day N u ra rrlta Car* D og*—C a t a —P a t # t l —Money W anted *1—Having* A Loan 44—In surance 41—S chools A In stru c tio n ! 70—Employm ent Servlet* 7 ! —Mala Help W a n t e d 10— Poultry — Livestock Fam ale ll t l p W anted t l —Special NM» I ' l w . ' ‘ . f F atnala Help 11—C a te ring — Food 74—Sale* H elp W a n t e d IIV U c r i so -Hat — — 77—S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d 11— S p ecial t t a r v lc a t I t —Income P ro p e rty 11—S w i m m i n g P o o ls 33— B u s i n e s s P r o p —Bala 17—J a n i t o r i a l Harvlea* 13— R e al E a t a t a W a n t e d I I —D o - l t - T o u r s a l f I t — llta l E etal* Salt U — llu l l d a r* Hupplias 17— U ualneae l i a n t a l a 30— H ardw are 10— Lot# For Bata 11— Horn* I m p r o v e m e n t s • I— Farm*— Orovae 31— P l u m b i n g 11— o u t o f B t a t a A or t a g * t l — P ainting I I — II o u m i F o r Bala 14— W a l l D r i l l i n g I I — I to m a t —B alt or R e n t 11—Air Cond. A H eating I f — House For lla n t 11—Radio • Tslavistoa 3*—Photo A E q uipm e nt l i t — Haaart lia n tala 101—Trailer*—Cabana* 30— Horn* Appllanco* 103— Mobil* llomaa—Bala I I —Musical I n s tr u m e n ts It'S — Mobil* llomaa — R e al 33—Butinas* E quipm ent 104—T railer Bpac*— R ant 31— Job P rin tin g 111—T ra ile r Lota—Sal* I t —U pholstery 101—A partment* For R e s t 13— V a c u u m C l a a n a r s l o i —liooma F o r Rant 17—Moving A Htoraga 110— llotal Room* 11 — Em I ar m I ns lo rn 111— Rental Agent* 41—Plant* — Freda — Bead# 111—W anted To Rent SB—Mlac. For Sal* 111—Auto* For Bala l l —A rtlclta F or Rant 111—Autos—Bala o r T r a t e I I I — T ruck* F o r Sal* 31—Sw ap or E ac h an s o I I — W e r t a d T o Buy 11n—Automotive Service 111—Fcootara A CycUa l i —F u r n l l u r * For Bala I t —Antiques For Sal* 131—Itoats A Motor* 41—H a s t y T a l a t a 111—Marina Suppllta *4—U ualusa* O p p o r t u n i t i e s ROBERT A. WILLIAMS R E N T A BED Real E a'a t* — tnsuranc# R e altor Holla way, H oiplta l. B ip Ir d A P a r k Ava 311-1141 Raym ond Lundqulat. Aaao. Beds, bp Day, W a s h , * 113.III* Atlantic Bank nidg. Month C A H R O U /S PtJR NITU Rl J i l t W ALTER CORF, h a s a nice t bedroom house A lot T H E TIME TES TE D FIRM fur sals. Only | i o down, 111 N. P a r k Ave. 311-II33 53. Wanted To Iluy ready to mova Into, only DREAMING? 1*1.10 par mo. Directions: of th* horn* you a lw ays w a n tUSED FU RNITURE From Sanford, la k e Route ad? W# will hava it hull! J33-33TO 4 t l t o O ttean t o church nn From Btminnl# County for you, yo u r plan* or ours. right, continue to Colored T r a m B a n fo r d E i o h n n g o sell ua yu u r F u r n i* . (Dial D lrtot) In a quiet peaceful location se ction on left: t u rn l*ft on Quick Barvlca w ith th* <h. FHA, VA, or Conventional f i n ­ dirt road A follow to house. S U P E R TRADING P CTancing Lei* ta l k It over. Bee You r a n •*• house from 131-0071,__________________ N. V. F a rm er, Manager, Real Route 111. Call 3 l i - 0 t l ! O r­ 95. Houses For Sale %. Houses • Sole or Itenl E s t a t e Dept. lando. A l la r a ld w a n t- a d ta as t l CRUM LKY-MONTEI Til INC. a a y o u r p h o n a l Dial 33313 »no w . l e t st. A U T H O R I Z E D U RU K kilt ph. : : : - 4 ; : 3 DaUAllY, 1 B d r m , I Hath. Fla. $100 DOWN • r 433-3*31 ( S o u t h H am it) F o r ALL FHA-VA Oov*rn* Room. Carport*. Nlcaly landNORTH ORLANDO HOMES a n d u se y a u r c h a r t # a e d t . m*nt own*<1 hemM. Down tcapad. I'lnea In new Shop­ BARGAIN FOR THE OPEN HOUSE 31 H. Edgamon (in)-in #n 1 ■ f ro m 11 «'0 I s o w ping Center, 3I.IJ4, Term*. I to I W ee kdays—34 hour HANDYMAN PIANO WANTEt monthly paymrnti Inrluiilnv Or will lease tu reapnnalbl* C a j ^ C o R a c t ^ G r U m ^ ^ M j A Prlr* reduced for repair* A Occupancy fnr qualified Mili­ t it v i1 a a lilt luaurvint < • . L e f t ua party, ill.iltl. tary. Ph. 31J.1IUI pain ting. If. 417 with linn GKO. i h n w y o u a t YUlJII convert* W. Hit Fit'll lilt D, I tr a llo r down, 111 mo.. Including K I ' V ' l o l ’H 4 Hdrm.. I b ath . Itncf. 65, Furniture For Sal t a l e * A Insurance. Rids by ll.aoo. Two BEDROOM, Oak 6*1*. Room, F l r a p l* ra* 1007 Summerlin Ava. A •** <r*l a i r A M a t t. W ill a i m I year* old, Larnuii ECHOL^BEDDING?! th is I lledroom home w ith Plnora, r « n t w i t h o p tio n t o buy, Bluff. Call 113-3114. I*«rlC IIM sr Owner, H r - i M J large family room. Will trad* B a d d .n t A F u r n i t u r e for down paym ent or <qulty. 1 IIEDROOM, 1 Haiti, C s n t r a l AT rACTORY PRICES tnve*tm*n( A Realty W h at do you have? IIP M a tn o ll a ______3M-*_ H eat, Jornar L o t, D o u b le I I ' N. P a r k AV*. 331>I171 97. Houser* For Kent “ Keep your tam p e r w ith " C a r p o r t . 131-1113. FREE ESTIMAt T stimi|)cr agency No DOWN PAYMENT VA I m ­ UNFURNISHED— I Balrmun. NEW, Cusinm -hulll U p h o l s t e r i n g A M a t t r a a a B - R ealtor • Appclaar • In»urnr L A -O H , m ediate occupancy, 3 Bed­ 1 bath. 171 month — 3 Bed­ hum*. Rolling Hill* t |o |f o v a t l n t - Maw * Uaad B l - 131-4191 room. I 1* hath, wooded lot. lilt W . French room. l bath, 3110 m onth — Court*. Ban l ^ n d u . F o r In­ t u r a . C a ll M i l i s d d l n g t p . sodded It wo Inquire a t our I Bedroom, 1 ba the l i l t form ation call 333-3171. Co. a t 101 C a l a r p A v a . t - 90. laottt For Sale new office I.MN Enterprise*. Htemptr Agency I I I ! H. French H IT .____________________ J In c . 3(6 I c n g w o o d l la e a . 4 Ave 333-1661 Ml. Knulh on 17-63. Call col­ m outh. Lot on FUN LAKE, a pproalWILSON - MAIER FU lect I l l - l i l t . tnately I Acre on good boatBuy — SoU — Trad# F II A A V A i n s A sw im m ing lake. • 11-11 E. t a b »»a» AYOOB, 3 E 4 ;m . , i twvi,, Ivtai b a t a t a Hates Broker O u t e f i r . f l a g 3 A—S C B Hour*, fancad b a r k y a r d . Bedroom Hems* avallabl* la h t biggaat e atee tlte l HAVE RENTALS I I m in. d r i v e t o NAB. w all a ll Arena ol Sanford. Let ua ty new and uaad ll- I H - l l m 1410 H i a w a t h a a t 17.11 MERLE W. WARNER c l e a r o f T r a f f l o P a t t e r n . P ay aaa Noll'a F u r if a Show you Around! REALTOR r i o t i n g c o s t A a s s u m e p a y ­ larata In Caaaaffy ?n* ft P a rk m en t# . F o r I n f o r m a l Ini* call 333-3*36 1 - l t , Open * d a y I B. 91. Farms, Groves W l n t r r P a r k 411-1171 o r 333- 1 IIEDIIUOM Unfurnished. Call 1130 a t t . 137. u rn ltu r* a p p lian ce*. I* . NICE Horn*. I l> Acre* with 133-I74D a f te r * p m Bought • Sold. U r* Chicken Houses. Vary good 1MH B. P a r k Av*. t. I I I Banford Av^h. 3 BEDROOM r u m , Etactrle for Nursery. t l l - t n t l 331 I l l l a nytim e Government Owned Kitchen. In th* C ountry P r i ­ Illl. Homes va te Lake, large Bate f i s h ­ PROBLEM f'U.VF.R OUST C I I A R O E O - 9 a . H o uh th For Sale ing a t back door, 143 mo. WITH a pL c* for t l * IN' t — lim ited era It 133-0316. l.AWr In thlr 3 Le.tr ,-m rn a phone. P ut JS* PA RK RIDGE—B D It-D IV in o N BLOCK home w ith a S E ­ I Udrm . 3 U lh- E n tr y Foyer, to w o r k fo* 3 BKDIUuiM, kitchen equipped, PARATE .if n c .a iu y apt. u n ­ Bslaotlon of I. I. and I Fam ily Room, B ra akfa at Bar, 111.3101 der th* g / V ' J roof. Corner Bedroom* loeattd In varlo ttl Built • in K ltcban, Central 60. BuiintH Opport. location In aitahllahad nalghBt tlon* of f a n fo r d Hast. Double Oarag*. City 1 B D R M , K i t c h e n e q u ip p ed , bnrhood. YOU r a n 't beat this tmm adlal* Delivery Hswsr. 117,1*0, Open Daily. 173. nice y a r d l l t - l l l l . VALUE at only |lu,goO with (JD II Oil Co. hae tl«a E venings 114-1711. MONTHLY PAYMENTS liberal terms. Illation for leaaa. G ood*3 3 Jtsilh, P a tn Ily Itoum, FROM *50.00 don, aacallant opporltT 1 IIEDROOM. 1 bath. Air c o n ­ C a n t r * ! V . i t A air, ill:* mo.; 'or qualified parson. F i t ditioner, Ige. living ro'.rn. 3 IMrm. UufurnUliVdi. H i mo. FOR THE BEST HOME 111 assistance A Dealer d ining room Kitchen com­ BUY n t available. I'h. 333-SJ bination, Pla. Room, screenad porch. Approg. I acre, INVESTMENT A REALTY SEE YOUR iR LEASE! GULP O l I l T F r u i t traaa. l o t Rlvarvisw I I I N. P a r k Ava. 331-1173 I t l - t l O l >440 l l l a w a t h a a t I T - t t rtra S t a t i o n . D o w n l o w r B Dr , Pti. 333-1711 or avenli^ga rd. Por Inform. callBn AI It-CONDITIONED TOO MUCH I t O O M ? Rent 131-1310. P r e t t y 3-badroum. 1 hath, builtt h ro u g h “For Rent" ad*. a * t MOO DOWN in kltchan, painted in and a u r a I n c , me! out. Llk* ra w . I ^ r g # Lot In 3 HR. 10 I I t PI*. R m . Tar. lovely neighborhood, E ic a l Floors. K it. a q u lp . 147 « . lent Investment. Fb. 313-7313 p a y . all H E L M L Y REALTY, BRAKE AND o ffice In Vlllaga Hall. N. Or« 4 4EDROOM LIGNMENT M/ U n d o , l i t - l i t l , n t g h t a 333I Rath l l o m i on a p p r e i lr a a te 337*. t e a r SERVICE h t i ­ ly 4 aer* yard. Fenced back bia e p a n l n t for * • yard, aeaorted f r u i t bearing ad B rake A Alt»BI A BUCKET OF PAINT and a t r e a t Wall for yard, p a r t i a l ­ Brush tplu* a su pply of el­ i. a bility to aall *•* • Sedan* ly furnlib od, washer, dryer, bow g ra aa s) can convert th |s I* to cuatom ar la hSL atova, ra fr lg a r a to r , yard tools 3 bedroom house Into a nsat. • Hard Tope i la a p e rm a n e n t pan A lawnmowar. ( o m fo ita b l* horn*. The prlca t t u a r a n t a a d aalarif* • Convertible* 111,441 w.ll surprise you. and w a l l naive B ubatantlal • • COMMERCIAL LOT talk term#. Don't delay on ia pay for a pr<Or. * Station Wagona M tlk p a rt af town In U k i thla on*. ipany boneflta **• (ny ain a in a »» Mary. |7,t>* Broker# Coop. C R U M L E T - M O N T IK T H . INC. A H o a p i u il i a t l o lt Com pi*U SalaetloB Offleat m - l l l l Ph. 133-4113 ico A B rattremerfO- 100 W. let Bl. S>'g Thru t l ’a NlghU I 113-0704 A pold vacatlortUa 1-BEDROOM, Complete hitchltt-4141 I f r o t of cool to eW1200 . 9300 Down • a . Bast location In town t t t - l t l l 114 * H i a w a t h a #4 IT-Bt 1134 P a r k Drive onvanlont I n t o r v ls il l Call a t t a r 1 p m for details r r a n t a d Night*. I f r 940 • |60 Month Prl<* reduced. I l l - I l l * . ay If neceeaary. Nf 1M% Machaalral itto r only, Sta to m ■DYLLWILDE E ip a rlan c o . Backft* 4 BEDROOM. 3 Hath. Central Guaraataa — S i Day* — lephone No. Infer Bn H a n A Air I c a r s e r a g * . cor­ M M Mila* Oa AO bo kopt cosfldSL ne r lot. FHA financing. Hy 0 ta F. C. S t u r m * * Until VW'a. owner, 133-114*. n o r . Ooodyoar M*. SiUe — Part# — Service W . l e t . _______ _L W ILL TRADE 1 B d r m . 1 •« bath. CH Horn* A lot, <omFactory AiUuriiM Dealer plainly fa m e d with 4 ft 72. Female Help chain l la k fane*, located In St. Johns Realty 322-5612 425-5938 SOU TH W A RD $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Payton Kealty Seminole Realty $100.00 DOWN SO U TH W A RD Payton Realty V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker vw GHJA JIM H U N T R EA LT Y Payton Realty You'll br Hap[ncr i n o FORD f rnm Jacksonville. cm or Itl-llll. TH w i n . __________________ i W H ITE W oman H ousew ork, * iu -im . t par; for M i d w a y he- t w i n Cecil r i a l * A N A S . J a g . for house (a Banford or tl*j t IlmAU v i c i n i t y . P h . 331-4311. BEDROOM R o u s* , c l e a n A clo se hi T e r m s p h . Jlm m l* Cowan, i : : - i n i . Hollers • p o d a liM i AUTO GLASS INSTALLED II. me. FHA - VA 114 AIR C O N D IT IO N E D E c o n o m y . DAY ft NITEt H erald w a n t a d l 1613 T r i u m p h S ed an . I a p a r d w o r k t o r aa little a* t i n a allck. R a d io , H eater. De­ dart L A R O E F u r n . Apt . 310 M a s f r o s t e r , T u r n sig n al* . 10 ml. nnRa A. K. R o a a a t t a r F l o r ­ p a r g a l . o f cool c o m f o r t , w a a ist. 133-1331. 1061 n o w 3741 for q u i c k sal*. T R I C E D t o aall, 1144 ft. D a m p . hy, >« E v l n r u d * Mut o-. a l l Be* a t l i l t E l l i o t t Av*. T W O Bd rm . f u r n . a p t., s c r e e n ­ A c r t a a a r l a a . P h . Iit-4B1Y. ed p o r c h . T iled h a t h , o n l y 'l l VOLKSWAGEN, I661.00. I I I . 1701 M a g n o lia . 3:3-1)31 S A N F O R D MOTOR CO. E F F . APT. p r i v a t e b a t h , a m i ­ 100 F r e n c h Ava. 131-4131 a b l e f o r C o u p le o r f l n g l * p e r s o n . I d e a l l y lo c a t e d d o w n ­ ‘11 P L Y M O U T H I do or. A u to . tow n. Inquire at M a n u el T ranim laalon A H eater, r t a l J a c o b s o n D ep t. S to re , 311 E. c l e a n . S a c r ific e . I'h. 333-1113. let. DOR M c K E K U S E D CA R S 3 DUPLEX M oderately fu rn is h ­ NO MONEY DOWN *01 F r e n c h Ave. 333-0731 ed. 1 A v a l l a b l * a f t e r th* l l t h B t h e o t h e r M ay t a t. Adult*. 333-1410. 120. A utom otive S erv let NEW, unfurnished J-b td ro o m D u p lex Apt., til* h a t h , t a r r a t i o floor*, V e n e t i a n blind*, M O DERN, 1 B e d ro o m D u p l e t k i t c h e n eq u ip p ed , w a t e r f u r n ­ — f u r n i s h e d . 373. | M 3 A W. ished 333-3131 a f t e r 3 p m . 3rd S i , S a n f o rd . Call 133* 1415 I BDRM. C O M P L E T E L Y T u r n . I t h e d 131-1377. I B r i r o o m f u r n l a h t d a p a r t ­ Stnkarik Gtaaa and Paint m e n t . C o n t a c t 3313 P a l m e t t o . Company 3-BDRM. h em *, k i t c h e n e q u i p , P b . 173-4333 n e w l y p a i n t e d Inside, fen ced I REDIIOOM F u r n . Apt . R ed e- 310 M a g n o l i a h a c k y a r d . N e a r N A B. 131c u r a t e d , w a t e r In clu d ed |4 0 A u l o G taaa T o p s 0(3<; 333-7114. mo. 333-6163. ft S e a t Cover* Dr. LA K E A HIGHWAY FRONTAGE S i n t e r Halaot-U-Matlc xlg i s DKl.TON'A Ares. :.n«n' on Ilka new. doaa F ancy l* S p r i n t led Luke, L I U ’ on atfna . Buttonholes, eawa • E n te r p r is e Road. 33 Acres Butto na, Blind Il*mt, Jlon choice laml, * miles from S . n t r a m s , Embroiders, etc. Pi ford. Its.oon, terms. Ph. 437SALES BROKER ba la nce due of MO.Hi ca *333. New Smyrna Reach, At­ We Have Th* Horn* F o r Tou o r term s. Ph. I I M G I . e n ' several Lake F r o n t lota I3S pe r fool. Carpel* clean easier w ith t Blue Luair* E lectric hhai GOOD BOATING, pn o sr only II par day. C* FISHING & BATHING roll F u r n i t u r e Co l i a s PARK DRIVE L ake F ront home ndth S acras, NORGE :- d o o r I lef.-F re ei 113-7411 3 l i l t . 3 Rath, Fla. R m , Llv- 331-3431) NIOIITS iso. I n t - d l n l n t area, kitc he n eqp . iji.n tic Double CI‘T., Idry.. Ile.iutlful- 3i3 -c4 :i SEW ING MACHINE ZIG-P.A 3 ::-34l3 ty landscaped tri.iinda with 333-4141 W e have a 1»«« Dlal-O-Slai f r u i t trees. On large lake • I f i a t t h a t ha* navar b« p r lc a 133,300 with terma. Used. W aa C h r i s t m a s 1* • w a y . T haro la only a IIS b- LAKE COUNTY RANCH ■ nra due. P u r c h a s e r s tl 371 Acres, M o r 1-. all fenced A Seminole Pinza Aren p a rtly claarad. A ......... a r e a and w t a r t unable t * J^tmea locate. You can h a v e i r * ' V l . r t . l i ' , •• 'n-id and low i le v a . . . a c r e ft tlon for d ra in a g e eacallant. (or IIS. Ilalanre. Cash r n e a r South Seminole . nt one la k e w ithin tl,« properly. T erm s. '>''1' t a k a p l d t r •» m e n t i r y A Jr. High School*. A d jo l n ln t highly Improved c hina for paym ent. Call c. Only 1101 down. P aym ents ranches. Prlca ISoO par acre, lact Orlando 4II-II77. AS 370 to I I I , Include* taaa* easy term*. B ew lnf Center, 1310 E. <• I n s u r a n c e All with t r r r a t t o onlal. door* A built In Move*. Call OUTSTANDING .47-4111 ( W in te r P a r k ) , DewCOUNTRY HOME EPOXY PAINT ay Metcalf, Realtor. 3 HR . m Ratha. W i r e Lit. DR. PA INT IT YO UnBEEP Kltchan. TV Room, Drapes, 3 REDROOM Home n e sr NAS. FABCO COUP, H ardw ood Floors, Don hie VA, No down payment, FHA 1100 P ranch Ava. 331-'* Carport* . I Room Utility t il l ) down. Dy owner. 133House, B w lm m lnt Fool, Com­ 3411. VINY1, llaln Suit Hpactal Mi plete playground. 1 Acre Vinyl lla ln Coala I I . oo. AUland, m or L I*rica 133,000, 13.500. ONE REDIIOOM on 17Navy Surplus. Terma. 63. It Mile North of St. John* River. Call 133-1U4. C. A. WHIDDON, SR. 51. Articles For Rent IIROK En LOCH ARROH 333.3111 1 Hdrm. Masonry horn* on Int “ You n i m i It—Wa ha v e f 101 B. P a r k w ith shad* (rati. Price AMERICAN RENT-Al* t i l , I I I wrlth term*. t i l l fl. H ia w a th a , i l l - t l 331-0113 N ig h t* 3-BEDROOM h o u se . 133-1014 b e f o re ID A. 31. a f t e r ! p m 84. Rest Estate • Sr.le OUT OF PAWN B E A U T IC IA N "WOBtaA. C u r l B a a t t p S hop, sc hool 133-1074 BEDROOM, 1 n s t h c o r n e r lot. 133-3141. 123. Boats R Motors 3 Bedrnnm, 1 Beth. U n fu rn tih - WKLA.v A A P A R T M E N T a ed houee, nice, clot* to 7 F l r a l Bt. KINOBWOOD BUILDERS. IN C 301 F a i r m o n t 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Aatoa For Sale 97. Houses For Rent By Nadine Seltzer Cholc* Iota a v a l l a h l * In f l r a a n b r a t r o f L och A r b o r o v e r l o o k I n t K. If co ura*. C u s t o m b u l l d l n t t o y o u r a p e clflcatlo n a. G r a a n b r a J r d ev elo p ed T a ll tham you saw It In Tho 3HOBPITAL BEDS complete 14 Ban ford Hi raid! each. Ph. m - < t t « . aooD K a f r l t a r a t o r MO. r i inONINO, my llom*. I I M I I l . 1 Ballafaction gu srn n lss d . l i M D I a f l a r I p. m. BOYS' A GIRL?' C . o th ln r , Ilk naw. Blass—e n f a n t to t yr ph. 3hr WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! *f mi klam Mur i ison \ . 1■•IfI1 it V ** i l l \\ | Inr it ‘iJi Elllnor Motor Co. ■a. Hwy. IM S B iifort, FIb. 322-1835 'iKpS H BEDROO M H o u se. I l k I n c l u d e s w a t e r . 133-6307. mo. L A R G E t A 3 B e d ro o m * A p ia 3013 S a n f o r d Ave., Ph. IS*. 0733. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 1 REDROOM F r a m e I tn u s# p a r ­ 101 W . 3nd Bt. 333-0033 tially t u r n , o u t s l d a B a r b e ­ 108. Rooms For Rent ALL W O R K G U A R A N TE ED cu e, p a e l u r * a v a i l a b l e for h o r s e n r pony, l l o mo. Ph. ROOMS f u r l i e n , 401 M a g n o lia . 121. Boats A Motors 333-6333 a f t e r 7 p m. 133-0730. 3- BEDROOM , k i t c h e n eq u ip p e d top q u a l it t huts Room P v t . R a th , 111 n r s T h o m e , n e a r .VA B. w a t e r F U R N No w . T o u r C h o i r # 3 way*, m o n t h . 133-1341. f u r n l a h t d . |T3. 133-6414 a f t e r tim e t Factory Introductory 4 __________________ price* o n l a t o a t a t y l e * —Ham 115. Autoii For Sal* p ie: 3363. 13 ft. R r n k e n R u n ­ 102. Mobile Homra • Sale a b o u t , 3311; o r i T w o l o u r Illl F O R D SKY L I N E 11, r e ­ c lu s a o u t p r ic e * o n a l l ‘I I t r a c t a b l e h a r d l a p , r a d io , h e a t M odels—S a m p l e : I t . i l l . I t fl 1-3 a n d 1 H*d ro o m s *r , p o w e r a t e e r l n f . need* L a r s o n . 3731 — 30 1IP 31.t i l . N E W and USED t r a n s m i s s i o n 3161. P h . 113K v l n r u d r a . | I I 0 ; 73 H P o n ly A w n ln g e A C a b a n a * l i l t o r ** • a t 134 G a r r l a o n 1463 or t T h r t a i B o a t leit full QUAL I V MOBILE HOM ES Dr. of use d O u t f i t * allll a t W i n ­ t l w y . 17-33 M 133-3343 t e r p rices. T i r n u . 1644 M O llll.K IIUME, l i k e n aw , 33 F O R D T u d o r V - l . atlck ROBSON S P O R T IN G GOODS s h i f t , ex . l l r e e A b rak e# , 3 lled ro o m . F r o n t K l t c h a n . D O W N T O W N HANFORD It ft II. 1333. 13 3-03?:. A w n in g , expandable living 331-3141 ro o m . A a a U m a p a y m e n t * '41 CI1KV. IMPALA, 4 Dr. HT. 3*0 :* I'h. 333-4313__________ ex cel. C o n d . o n * e w n a r , 1317(1*6, 10.1. Mobile Homes - Rent - is a o e M M lP ~~ 3 B E D IIC oM T r a i l e r o n I ..ike -yjr.t-;. A d u t t e “ t,.,l>. I'h. 3337143. T R A I L E R w t h c s b a r a , nice lo t^3 8 3 -3 iR 6__________________ 104. Trailer Space - Rent MM. UlUHV Trailer U. I... crated o n P i n e w a y 1 title. off S o u t h B a n fo r d Av*. I ' . i - n u t 105. Trailer Lot* • Sale ■~r m uav w m I’LYMc-t* 16(il H t a lln n W a g o n . P r a c t i c a l I'oU r W h ile, o n g l n a i - .'..ru o u t a n d t u l i p e q u l p p a d wrlth Atr 4 'o n d . A utom atic, L u g g a g e l u c k . R a d io . H e a t e r A All p o w e r . No C a e h Nee ded. A* l o w a * 11*67 p e r m n n th , ( n i l Hanford A v e , 133-1103. A s k t o r G eorg*. 1134 CA D IL LA C D tV I lle , 31*3. 333-467*. S UNBE AM Conv. 'll. good cond., p e r f o r m s g a i t , c h eap . 133-0340. O w n y o u r o w n T r a i l e r l o t $10 1333 CUSTOM DODGE S i e r r a a m o n t h , M illar I lo a d o f f 8 S tation W agon. S triking B a n fo rd Av*. _________ B e la * A W h it* . Auto. T r a n s ­ m iss io n . P. B., R. ft If. ft 106. Apartments for Rent W h i t * T ir e s . On* o w n e r w i t h A c t u a l m i l e a g e , Looally d r i v ­ en hy prom ine nt D a lto n * DOWNSTAIR !) F u r n . A p t. l i t F a m i l y . No m u n e y needed. 1371. Aa Inw aa 16.43 w e e k l y , I l l l S a n f o r d A v a , 113-4103. A s k « BEDROO M F u r n . Apt. w a t e r f o r Don. f u r n . I l l mo. 333-0337. F U R N . o r U n f u rn . 4 R o a m Apt.. 1X61 OLDS t l , 4 d r. o i l g l n a l T i l s h a t h . 3 m iles f r o m N.A A D es ert Gold ft Iv o ry . F u l l mailt s a t * . No >*ela. 113-3711. f a c t o r y e q u ip p ed , a i r con d.. A u tom atic tram .. power 4- IIOoM Apt.. L iv i n g Ro om electing, pow er brakes, P a d ­ C a rp e t* .! A v allab l* A p r i l I. d ed ft w h i t e Urea. Local Doc­ *04 E. 14 Bl. to r '* oar, No C e i h Needed. Aa to w aa 113,11 • m o n t h . F L O R A L M R 'G HT B, 3 rn un D i l l H a n fo rd A**., 133-IIUI. F u rn - , I IMrm., No Mwri A s k fo r Mae. w o r k . S a n f o rd Ave. H to l i l ­ tstecua t o r e n t sig n P h a f t e r '56 T R - 3 w i t h R a d io A l l - O - r , 4 p. m. 131-1007. ex c e l l e n t co n d itio n . 133-1313 SMALL F u r n . a f f l r l e n r y Apt., for 1 or couple L ig h ts A w a t e r In cluded, I I I . 331-7133. Apt, w e t e r ft 3 0 111 Maple. lights *. ». ft 3 BEDROOMS I, I H f t I BAT HS K ITC H EN E Q U IPPE D L OW M O NTHL Y P A T M K N T * IM M ED IA TE D E LIV ER Y F o r C o m p le te I n f o r m a t i o n Be* o r C a ll Y o u r FHA - VA Ill-llll. Apt. 330. L A K E M A RT, C l e a n F u r n . U r g e Apt., t A d u l t ! C e ll I l l - l l l l . STENSTROM REALTY fill FAR1C D R I V E I 7 3 -T 4 H 113-3334 333-0131 Ill-llll Ill-llll ■OUT II NKMINOLB R E S ID E N T S CALL $50-721)1 GOOD USED CARS WE HAVE EXPERT MECHANICS AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES Temporary LscsIIm 2507 SO. PARK 60 Peugeot 4 Dow ’2 9 5 60 Dodge S Door Redan. « Cylinder, CytlnM Autamatk Trenanimatam Radio and Hafttar. ’4 9 5 62 Filcon D t l n i 4 Dow M i a 9 C y l i n d e r , Antemntic Trtnamloolon, Radio and Air C—dlMoo, 1 2 9 5 60 Chevrolet Impala I Dooi V-l. Antoinette alcMi, Power Btaorlng, Ra­ dio. lleaur nad Air Cm * dlUomid. * 1 0 7 5 Bel Air. 4 Dow Herd, t o p , V-l, Antomatl* Tra turn leeImq P o w e r Stoorlar, Power Brnkao, Radio sad Hoatw. 1 0 9 5 62 Falcon Door Sadaa. 6 Cylinder, S t a a d a r d Trmaomlootoo. Radio, Heater ond Padded Dsah. A One Owner With Low Mileage. |ll GO WEST! SEE: THE DODGE BOYS BANK ^ POSSESSI ON I l l l bat. 1 17 m o . |3BT ha I. • IH aau. • I l l bal. 113 mo. •an bai. 114 mo. t i l l bal. I l l m o. ISM bal. I l l m o . • I l l bal. 114 BIO. • » bsL I 4 mo. I » bal, I 4 U K bal. 111 * U O ld # I » i bal. M4 mo. 'S3 Chrya. I IT bal. I a b io . '55 Old * • 14 bal. I a bi*. '55 Cadillac M il bal. I l l BIB. MM bal. • I T BIO. '55 Ford 'S3 Chor. •14T bsL I l l BIO. 'SS P o n l l e c IMT bal. I l l BIO. '54 Cadillac |U I bal. I l l BIO. *5$ Dodge I1M bal. I l l aiov I M bla. I 4 mo. IS OMs • m bal. I l l Bt. 'SI Char. 'S( Fist M il bal. • I T m * . * 1 1 9 5 • BEN HOWLAND ( G m m l M ir.) • BOB THOMAS (S a in Mffr.) • FRANK IiRUNSON • HOWARD HOOD • C. D. BROWN • SAM BIMCOE • NEVER A DOWN PAYMENT '60 K r n i u l t ■8* Chev. ■M Ply. 't l i'ljr. 'SI Krniult 'IT Imperial 'ST Buirk '5$ Chev. SS Lise. 'St Pontlag YES! WE DO ACCEPT TRADE-INS! IUIZ <$6 59 Chevrolet In. J l m m l * SANFORD lh* w*rd I* mm* *1 ywr bmih. Stophi ima N icely Bd rm . N A T I O N A L 1 A 1 1 Rnd M th* rRMBMdat, B * h * p * y * * 1 l( NIGHTS mo., ROOM F u r n i s h e d A p t , 111 E. I l h , 133-1714. F U R N . Apt. ClotB O w e n . 313-4413. aajyJL JL RM) W* H a v a I l i a Horn* F o r You AVALON A P A R T M E N T ! 110 W. I n d Bt., 111-3417 I We misr mad a n md SALES BROKER I RDB.M Furn. Apt. 111. 10IH E l i s t St. Robert A. W tlHeins 133-IIII. FU RN ISH ED PEOPLE IN ADDITION TO ON E hedrnntn f u r n i s h e d d u p l e t apt , ti l e hath, (erratau floor*, u llllllea f u rn i s h e d . I'h u u e 131-1133 e f t e r 0 p. m. FIMIN f u rn $100 DOWN FHA — VA HOMES EXPERT SERVICE I - B o o m s , h a t h , n icely F u rn ., U r g e p o rch , P v t . e n t r a n c e . P a r k i n g , 330-340 nm ( i r e n g e C i t y , t o ml. f ro m N.A H. Mre. Hell nils. Mgr. 373-3677. AND AYR. OPEN EVBNINCa Staford, Florida I1I-4MI National Rapoaaasaioaa lac. Dr Hoto, Good Transportation • Rgaault With Completely Rebuilt EdxIm Chevrolet Corvalr Mama AT, R I D M * 1 1 9 5 59 Chevrolet •1 CkrytUr New Yorker, F bU Power •11N Aftd Air CoadltioBod. f i f Chevrolet Bet Air * Dr Sadaa R A H , If ■ I Auto. 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GRADK -A" CUT-UP STEWING HENS p a « m ?£ M . Y W "t.m M "Statlatieo thow that one of four poraona In thla nation will contact cancer during their Ufotims. An ugly com­ panion fact la that baaed on precent performance only one In every three cancer patlsnta •urrhree. A aunrival rata of BO p u cent la attainable even now with mare affective pub­ lic educettca aad adequate Volunteer cruaadaro will make a "boos* to heuaa” canvaea which will kick off thla year on April I. A n a captalna a n Mmas. Chariot Tetonbeam, Homer Little, R. W. Sturdivant, Al­ bert Hickeon, Georgia Price, Edwin Kennedy, W. L. Row­ land, Weodetl Brantley, Walter Steele, William Xllnafeltor, John Carlton, Joyce Crutchfield, Helen Richie, William Thom**, William Reynolds, Theodore LaTour, A- McClanahan, John Greene, W. C. Feld mayor Jr., Carl Kart Rvnne, T. E. Tucker, C. E. Thorn**, John Knealand, Troy Ray Jr., M. A. Noamlth, T. P. Caaon, John Roblaon, George Lae, Robert Merritt, Jack Roaeman, Batty Kurlmal, Robert Bennett, Jamas Andtraon, C. E. Ely) M n. J. W. Yarbrough, Gen­ ova | M in Edna Bentley, Chuluotat Mn. Herbert Behrene, Lake Monroej Mre. E. H. Myere, Elder Springaj Mr*. Carl Andanon, Paolo, and Mr*. Clarence Snyder, Oeteen. Lake Mary Woman'* Club wiU crussd* In Lake Mary. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED "COPELAND* • BOUK7WA • OLIVE • PICKLE • PIMENTO • LIVER • CHEESE 6 OZ. PKG. "ARMOUR STAR* PURE PORK Deltona Teams By Mildred Haney Kora*ibo* and Shuffleboard Team* la Deltona, formed In cooperation with the Deltona Civic Association's recreation program, began competitive ploy Monday with matches act for tO O.BL, aach Monday and Thursday, at tha local court*. Laagua competition will taka p la n later with data to b* announced. Fifty-four responded to the flrat call for ehuffleboerd pliyere on March t2 at which time acverat hours of play were anjoyed following an in•fractional talk. Posalbllity of organiilng croquet end baseball for both young and elderly Is being discussed by the recreation committee. 'Announcement bee b e e n made that due to resignation of John Dickson, co-chairman, tha program will ba continued under direction of Jack Levin­ son. John LahUnen hie been Mated Sunshine Committee Chairman of tha Civic Aiaoc- LEAN "WESTERN* fSVERFRESH* FRESH BAKED! “COPELAND" SMOKE! YOUR CH O ICI! Carrots 3PKGS. __ Lettuce f i Bananas 3 ‘«- ™ "WINTER GARDEN” FROZEN • APPLE • CHERRY • PEACH Of Officers Election of officers mill be the mein Item of business on tho agenda at tha regular masting of the Lengwood Civ­ ic League (Woman's Club) scheduled for t 'p.m. neat Tuaaday a t tho Civic Laagua Building on Church Street. Serving on the nominating committee nrn Mrs, Balph Start, Miaa Ella Camming* and Mlae Elisabeth Abbot HAM HOCKS Chipped Beef Neck Boms “LEAN 'N MEATY* EACH Civic League Sets Election PORK SHOULDER ROAST "BVERFRESH* FRESH BAKED! DINNER ROLLS 9j PKCS OF 19 •nets*e«**#*ee**e••**»*•#*»* i “CHICKEN OF THE HEA” • Light Meat • Cbaak Style LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5 OR FOOD ORDER PLEASE. ���Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America** ®hp g>mtforfo fcraUi • Phone 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 ) WEATHER: A bit cooler thru Friday, high 75*80; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established IOOS ^U RSDAYT’APRIL 1, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA N 0.159 Sanford 'Hottest Spot' In U . S. L/CPL. CARLTON E. Prevatt, who waa bom a t Sanford Naval Air Station, qualified as “ex­ pert rifleman," highest possible scoring, in annual competition for Marines at Camp Blend­ ing (Fie.) rifle range. He scored 225 out of a possible 250. A graduate of Seminole High School, Prevatt is assigned to the Marine Bar­ (Herald Photo) racks a t the air base. Pan Am Pilots Strike Grounds World Flights c to 6* ’ A “ • . * i Gov. Bursa gav* th* St. Johna-Indlan River canul a big booat In ■ speech the other night at Tltuavllle. He called It a “vital link" in the waterway* system of Florida. "During my campaign, 1 heartily supported the San. fsad-Titusvila link and 1 certo tal, urg# tha Canal Author­ ity to continue its efforts to get thla link completed at tho aam# time tha croawtat# canal la opened. “I t is not faaaiblt to bring freight destined f t r t l M t i p i or tha Southern East Coast all tha way up to Jackson­ ville, I I miles to tha inland waterway and then down whan tha shorter rout* la pos­ sible. The same would hold true for barges headed in tho other direction," be said. . . . Missy Bolaito, 1427 Prince­ ton, and Linda Lay, 118 Elm Avenue, are among student leaden at the University of South Florida who will l,e honored tonight at the fifth annual award* banquet. . 0 • « O * • NEW YORK (UPI) - Pan American World Airways, the nation's largest international air carrier, was grounded to day by a strike of Ha 1,323 pilots. The Air Line Pilots Asaocla tlon (ALPA) called a strike against Pan Am at T p. m. (EST) Wednesday after negotiatlons became hopelessly deadlocked on issues Involving working conditions. The bargaining had gone on for IS months without rcsolv log the complex dispute which included pilot demands for reducting of their 10-hour monthly -flyin g lime. No new negotiations were scheduled. The strike grounded sche­ duled Pan Am flights from 13 major U. S. cities 1o 43 coun­ tries around the world. The line normally carries 14,000 passengers a day. As soon as the walkout was called, the airline notified most of its 23,530 employes they were suspended for the duration. Among the few hundred who remained at work were skele­ ton staffs of reservation clerks which the airline said would stay on to help passen­ gers arrange alternative trans­ portation. In announcing tba atrilu call, the ALPA raid no flights would take off after the 7 p. m. dead­ line, although those already en route would continue to their farthest scheduled desti­ nation. The Class of 1440 Seminole High School ia preparing fur a nunlon June 12. Still uncontacted are aevaral class­ mates. They a t . having diffi­ culty In locating Bruce Mulrhaad, Billy Harrell, Frank Crosby, Priscilla Reynolds, Isnics Moat, Hsian Kant, Carl Graham, Eleanor Mar­ shall, Marjorie Hogan, Lil­ lian Monroe, Mary Grace Brown, Lynn Haroage, Theo­ dora Oglesby, Thalnu Robin­ son, Anna Greer and Virginia Williams. If anyone knows tha whereabouts of any of WASHINGTON (U P I1-U these members picas* call Clayda Jones (322-4690) or bor Secretary W. Willard Halan Meriwether (322-0306). Wirtz turned down again • plea to allow foreign labor­ 0306). e a * ers to harvest crops in Florida A sidewalk connecting San- and other states. "It Is not my understanding ford Avenue to th* Naval Air Station la being put down that there is an obligation on this week. It run* on tha the govern ment . . . to assure a la tor supply." be aald in south aids of Onora Read. antww to a telegram to House • • f i Annual festival of the agriefiture committee chair­ Weetaide Grammar School man Harold Cooley, of North FTO will ho held at the Carolfcs. school grounds, Seventh and Elm, starting a t 8 p-m. Sat­ urday. 'Thumbs Down' On Labor Plea o • • March Goes Like A Lion In Northland NEW YORK (UPI) - The highest temperature reported lo the U. S. Weather Bureau Wednesday, excluding Alas­ ka and Hawaii, was 88 degrees at Sanford, Fla. The low this morning was two degrees at Rome, N. Y. Fair skies greeted April across most of the nation to­ day although drenching (how* ers fell along the Southeast and Pacific coasts. March went out like a lion in the Upper Great Lakes re­ gion, dumping three Inches of fresh snow from Minnesota to Michigan. Tin.’ JBWWrif wwwsM falling esrly tndsy, l m e i u n i u m n u a l u . i i j i iuv ' 4m A w h t i u i r t u u i B C | a i m n t u w i m i s The heavy rains In Califor­ happens." So auid O. C. McBride as to future plaint Wednesday afternoon nia came at the end of a very when he retired as vice president with 36 ycura of aervicc at Sanford At­ dry rainy season. Santa Bar­ lantic National Bank. Ron Rusal (left), m president of the bank’s Em­ bara measured nearly IMi ployes Club, presented this bnrbeque grill to McBride, who resides nt inches Wednesday and Long 1102 Oak Avenue. (Herald Photo) Beach reported morn than an inch. Fresno picked up a half inch of rain during (he night. Nearly two-thirds of an inch fell at Vero Beach on th# east Florida coast during the night. Miami received I Vi Inches Wednesday. Two highly placed Tenia- in his command and is c t - . Stroup of th* Pacific and The weather bureau in Its gon officials and tha head of pected to focus attention on | vie# Adm. Charles T. Booth 30-diy forecast issued Wed­ Atla-RJc Voa.tsl .it-, iritis* ’-ill the ' RA’-W: ground -su p p e r;'.. 4 o assumed command of nesday, predicted above nor­ center at NAS Sanford. The mal rainfall In April west of review parts of the 11th an­ native New Yorker Is a 38- Atlantic air activities Wed­ the Continents! Divide, In the nual Reconnaissance Ilombing year veteran of th# Navy. He nesday. Visiting from the Joint Northern Plains and through Derby at the Sanford Naval commanded destroyer# in six Strategic Target Planning Air Station next week. major Pacific campaigns in the Middle and Upper Mississ­ Staff in Of full AFB, Neb., They will Join seven other ippi Valley to the Great Lakes World War II. will be Vice Adm. Robert J. flag officers who already region and Ohio Valley. Mehle was a fighter squad­ have announced plans to a t­ ron and air group commander Stroh, the deputy director, tend the six-day fleet readi­ , urlng World War II. In 10G1- and Rear Adm. Joseph A. Jaap, Pacific Command repre­ ness exercise. G2 he commanded the carrier The new additions are Vies Saratoga, which had in ita air sentative. Adm. Harold T. Deutermann, group Sanford's Heavy At­ The other flag officers are Bear Adm. Daniel F. Smith commander of the Eastern tack Squadron Nine. Jr., chief of Naval Air Basic Sea Frontier, and Rear Adm. Gillette, a much decorated Training in Peniaeola, Fla.; Dr. W. D. Gardiner, 3a, Roger W. Mehle and Norman World War II patrol bomber Rear Adm. Forsyth Massey, who bad practiced osteopathy C. Gillette. Mchla is director pilot, served as executive of­ chief of lU ff of th* Joint of strike warfare and Gil­ in Sanford, died Wednesday ficer of the carrier Randolph Services Strike Command In evening at hia borne In Tex­ lette is director of aviation and commanding officer «f MacDlll AFB, Tampa, and plana on the staff of Adm. arkana, Tex, the helicopter assault carrier Hear Adm. Robert GoldthDavid L. McDonald, chief of A native of Chandler, Fla., Thetis Bay before ascending waits, commander of Fleet be attended the University of Naval Operations. Mshl* and Glllatta wil ar­ to his current position on the Air Jacksonville. Illinois and waa graduated rive In Sanfuid from Wash­ CNO staff. from tha Collaga of Osteo­ Among tha other flag offi­ ington next Thursday. Ad­ pathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. “QUEEN" DIES cers planning to attend the miral Deutermann'* travel Dr. Gardiner practiced from NEW YORK (UPD-Hclena Reconnaissance B o m b i n g plans are expected to be re­ 1023 In Sanford until ■ few Derby are commanders o( Rubinstein, the multimillion­ months ago when b* and his leased in hia Nsw York of­ naval air forces In both ma­ aire cosmetics queen, died wife removed to 3307 Wood fice Friday. early today at the age of 94. Th* two Pentagon officers jor fleets, Vice Adr, Paul U. Avenue, Texarkans. He was a veteran of World are intimately concerned with employment of Sanford-based War I and a Mason, Shriner RA-6C Vigilant* reconnais­ and Methodist. Surviving are sance bombers, which stag* his wife and two cousins, Mrs. from the Central Florida sta­ Theodore Tice and Mra. Floyd tion to aircraft carriers of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) amite exploded In a concrete Athow, of Long wood. both the Atlantic and Pacific —A dynamite bomb exploded block garage at the home of Funeral services will be con­ fleets. One Sanford unit, in the Negro section of the ducted at 2 p. m. Friday at Reconnaissance Attack Squad­ city early today Injuring a T. R. Crowell, a Negro pub­ East Funeral Home, Texar­ ron Five, is currant operating 13-year-old boy. Other unex­ lic accountant. Bombs were found at th* kana, with burial in that city. from the carrier Ranger in ploded bombs were found at the homes of th* mayor and home of Mayor Albert Boutthe waters off Viet Nam. Council Meeting Deulermann, while primar­ the city's only council woman. well and city Councllwoman Longwood City Council will ily concerned with surface Police said a bomb consist­ Nina Miglianlco, both consid­ meet In regular session at B operations, has air unit* with­ ing of about 16 sticks of dyn­ ered moderate! In their view toward tha racial Issue. p, m. today at City Hall. On The bomb found at tha aids ly routine business baa bean of Boutwell'a fashionable entered on agenda, Mra. Onnie two-story brick horns waa Shomate, clerk, said this made of nearly 46 aticks of morning. dynamite. Bout well waa In Washing­ ton, D. C-, attending tha na­ tional mayors' conference. Hi* bomb at hia home waa discovered by hia son, Albert Jr. Flag Officers To See Derby Dr. Gardiner Dies In Texas •long tba aait coaat highway* A grand jury venire baa been drawn for the Spring term of Semtnola Circuit Court. Fifty residents have bean summoned for possible duty as Juror* on th* term which begins April 20. A panel of 14, plua a fore­ man, will be chosen for serv­ ice. Lilted aa veniremen are tha following: Philip W, Tope, Thomaa J. Garner Sr„ Joseph 8. Garry, Tatmadga V. Metts, Frank- fh Scott, Robert H. Powell, Gor­ don G. Gibson, Clarence N. Benge, Robert W. Jackson, Thomaa B. Botta, Joseph Ruahlow, William 8. Dur*tal­ er, Oliver K. Sjoblom, Arthur H. Marcham, Thomas E. Qulllin, Herebt F. Bailey, Robert Stuart Donaldson, Robert L. Cornell Jr., Joe W. Gamble, L. Osborne. Thomas F. Finnerty, How­ ell S. Shuman, James H. Allred, Robert J. O’Neil, George E. Cameron, Sidney A. Mur­ phy, Carl L. Von Herbulia, Herman' L. Baker, Clifford E. Harbor, Rodney C, Carr Jr-, Jamea L. Malcolm, Donald If. Jimenea, Frank J , Forrls, William R. Willis. Will J. Saanett, George W. Dodson, Richard A. Barnes, John E. Cox, C trl Glean Aus­ tin, Thomas T. Lively, Paul E. Leroy, Ewrlghtson Hervilla, Joseph F. Haaren, Bob L. UU, David R. Fall J r n Harry P. Cochrane, Ellis Greta, William W. Johns Sr. and Tom R. Shelbenberger, U. S. Woman PLAN MARCH • t apeeda of 33 or 40 mlka an hour hi her rumbk-aealod “Lizzie." ‘TU drive 40," aba replied to a quaetloa, "but never a . " She explained that when traf­ fic la heavy, aha pulli off tha read* to 1*4 truck* fo by “ bo- A SIDEWALK CONNECTING Sanford Avenue with the Naval Air Station la being put down this weak. It runs along tba south aids of Onora Road. Tha project la expected to be completed in • few deya. (Herald photo) CAMDEN, Al*. (UPI) — Negroes planned to march on tha Wilcox County courthouaa today doipita tba dlaponal of two other protect march#*, ona with tha uao of amoka bomb*, leas than 24 hour* aarilar. No ona wa* hurt fat Wad* naaday'a da monat ration* by Negro teenager#. Daniel Harrall, field aocra­ tary for tha Southern Christlan Leaderabip Conference (SCLC), Mid tha oaarch U tha town square would ho to protest voter regie UoUes WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Jo h n * * holds a top-level council on war today to hear Am­ bassador Maxwell D. Taylor's new proposals for forcing the Vietnamese Communists to lay down their arms and negotiate. There were strong indi- But further south aa c a t i o n s the President American - led Ranger baU would decide to pursue tatton narrowly escaped dis­ with new Intensity the aster by crawling to aafety. fight aglnst tho Vlat Cong rebels In tha South and tha Red regime In North Viet Nam. Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara ware scheduled to attend th* after, noon meeting at the executive mansion. Taylor has aald ha will of­ fer “definitive proposals" on U. S. policy In tha Southeast Allan conflict. Taylor's recommendations led to th* President's deci­ sion to inaugurate air raids on North Viet Nam two months ago. Today ho was expected to urge stepped-up attacks. He also was believed to favor Increased military sup­ plies and money for the em­ battled South Vietnamese government and some Increase in U. S. ground forces there. HANOI RAID OUT A,.’ kir attack on th*'NorTn Viet Nam capital of Hanoi apparently has been ruled out for the moment. High offi­ cials emphasized, however, that the city enjoyed no par­ ticular “Immunity" and could coma under assault eventually unices tho Communist “end their aggreselon." Johnson and Taylor con­ ferred at length at tha Whit# House Wednesday night — their first meeting since tho ambassador arrived Sunday from Saigon for consultations. After a late afternoon mooting In tho President's of­ fice—daMribod by th* Chief Executive as '.'a vary profit­ able hour"—Taylor returned for dinner and further dltcue■lon, Taylor aald Wednesday's Whit* Housa conversation waa “largely general In na* tu n ." But he aald ha would have concrete proposals to make after meetings thla morning at tha State and De­ fense Departments. PEACE TALKS PARIS (UPD—Tha United 8tataa told Its North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) allies today President John­ son la willing to take part In Vlat Nam peac* talks—but only If Communist aggression Sponsorship Is Disclaimed Greater Sanford Board of Trad* end tba Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce to­ day disclaimed any sponsor­ ship of o “Treasure Orest” plan being sold to tho area. Officials said coupons for tha Treasure Cheat ar* being sold localy for 84 ooch by Parkway Studios. Board of Trade nnd the Chamber aald they had re­ ceived many call* about to* promotto*. Tho cell*!* said th* ooltoc* ora claiming tha marchaata ar* sponsoring K. D#Witt Mathaws, chairman of th* Board af Trade, advis­ ed persona to examine it carefully GOP Chief WASHINGTON (U PIM U y ■JEK, Tha battle 30 mil** from tho big U. S. air base a t Da Nang began Wednesday whan U. S. helicopters flew la about 2,000 g o v e r n m e n t troops to Vlat Cong baton ia tho area. Tha guerrillas ap­ parently were caught by sur­ prise and suffered heavy cas­ ualties. Tha op*rations eoot tha livaa of two U. 8. Marina of­ ficer* killed whan three U. 8. helicopters ware shot down. Seventeen w a r * wounded. Nine Vietnam*** troops reported killed, 84 and 20 missing. Tha battle area is 360 miles northaast of Saigon. m w A ,• • Guest Speaker GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Lewis F. Powell Jr., of Rich­ mond, Va„ president el the American B a r Association, will be guest commencement speaker April M at the Uafc vcrslty of Florida. Boys Drown HOMESTEAD (U P I)-T w * brothers, four-year-old Mi­ chael and throe-year-old Mark Richter, drowned to a mate) swimming pool they wandered to m tho occupied by their parents. UN Poll UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) — Secretary General Thant today began a pad el the 114 members of too United Nation* to find out hew many support too Soviet oall far an Immediate meeting af too UN dlizrra ament ‘Clemmie* 80 LONDON (UPI) Churchill, too late Sir Whte iton'a beloved “Ctommto," marked her 80th birthday to­ day. Tha Churchill family* atill subdued by too steal statesman's death last Janu­ ary, celebrated the Walston U. 8. Undersecretary of State Georg* W. Ball assur­ quietly at • private tanah* TANGIER, Morocco (UPI) —Search planes scanned the sea today looking for bodies from a holiday airliner which crashed Wednesday, klUln| all but three at the S3 persona aboard. An American woman, Mra. ed tha NATO Permanent Virginia Coleman of Plain- Council this remains Wash­ field, N. J., wai believed ington’* policy. But ha aald that to far tha among the dead, Communist have shown no readiness to negotiate them­ selves. 204 KILLED SAIGON (UPI) — Baconprocedures In tha county nalnance pilots reported to­ where Negroes outnumber day they had seen tha bodies whites four lo ona but where of 200 Viet Cong guerrillas only about 60 Negroes ar# killed in a major battle near Da Nang, registered to vote. Boy, 13, Hurt By Bomb Driver And 'Car' Excite Raleigh Maybe it’s thaeoamonaut influence, hut on Monday night whBs Mw Burke family Stages* ware singing tha ■waton t e n y o i e r Alexia RALEIGH, N. C. (DPI) Lrov'a - H**f*di Pomfhil" at »h* high adM * the Presby- A 74-year-old woman with a ' ____ waa da penchant for travel cauied a mild aenaation in Raleigh the tgirah of th* Wrdntaday when ahe went chucglas through In a 14M model A Ford. Hr*. Gertruda Dalton, tiny and white-haired, aald aha mi tea tha I.loa-mila round trip to m Auburn, N. Y. to Orlando, Fla., twlco a year to apand tba winter hi tha balmy dJmnlt. With a 14-yoar-old eat aam- 50 Summoned As Possible Grand Jurors Stepped-Up Blows Seen Strike Deadline PITSBUROH (UPI) — A itrika deadline In th* steal In­ dustry became n o n cant today with charging the United workers union (UIW) with seeking “cradle to gray* se­ curity." Negotiators have un­ til May 1 to reach a contrast or experlsnc* a shutdown that would hobbto to* economy. W hy You Should Buy TIRES From Lifetime Unconditional Road H nsud Warranty BUDGET TEBMS—NO CAKRYINGi CSABOBt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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